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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

s2c- 3-rs- -Aev aEce--z-red he IN
T--e If me INJURIES sod eoUon VIVA.
appeared n De fracture If The r,En-
ieg between he knee and he ankle
1ulnr AlC :, was sr1aer, -aR. cRre-
f1I work wax necezsa-v - prevent
-he fracture -nn becoming cnm-
Pound.
me NJ ne ScrU-s wea-1ng a swss--
er removed L - make q paoGiar tzr
Iae wound An empty bnx v.s r-,-
cured u a aea.-,r sfgrra gac tae ocy-s
smashed I'D ne oc1 VIZ -sea- sccu,
axes r make spjin.s Another scout
,-Der1a-e4T untas-e.pd his --Ur-aa -
lse 41r 5g7caE-ng ne snl:c-s While
t1is WIS gong n, SCOUTS aaS pro
cured -No stcrel handles = hard
ware store 1C- Use as s--s-crs- paIss-
Two af ne sccU-s pulled .1e.- Ec,r
Sr0C- cga-s - cvar -1et- henSs and
3rro ne poles. us e1-5-r he
st--etc:he-. The INJURED BOYS eulse
was -akec
The scou-s then demonstrated Il
Ta-T 4ne niece If -eal wurk :, MAG
-ag ne injured oCy ac ne s--e-cae-
-e-es u I-1E- kaeit II her -ga1
Knees " re slde of ne injured our
Gn1 -3U--n -oaK rs DQsiLc- N ne
opposite slde- Then 81 placed her
2GlGs osnsa1c Ne bcv and 81 Z g,v-
q WORD ca-et--.y --ee-sd nm n ne
ar k1ees II ne ocvs SO ia. mere
was aasnlC-ely no 1ol-oE u- sl6e mo
1cn- he -n-u,vac 5Cv vas -hsa ca--
rec 9- -41f S--aycner n ne Gur
Scout -ar- wllc. Tas olrched z Mar
So square during ne 6av. AID 4.
ma s.'o1- ha1 :. been oeusssa-v me
oes- -edlcal alC would lava neA- s=-
-U-'f5. MI ne oov z--pet = rs Aae.
a7o -a' aonU- apparently ucna--ne5.
hen 5I ne Spectators -sa1,--c -,R,
: vas entirely demonstration IF
1-'s- a1c or ne scou-s ana haa a.,
beer Ell and d-ed'' hours before.
ne scouts w.C rendered. s-s- alS
~e-e ElGe- 1-a- addison S-r7es.
Frank -a--7E-cr- = Ne---- Few
= ScoF- F-'a1h owe -ew,s ca~ie-
- a19 Ancw1:on Eev-ns
scou---s@- = Na-ke. Square
Aa-v Interesting saa-,-as ~
>cou-c,-1z- were demonstrated Sa-1--
GAY a<-a--oOc a. Marie. Scaa-a
Uner'@ ne boys ~ 4 '9=aa-to-' ant
and cooked her ow- dinner. ne
Scouts u --nops a7G wa,,a r1.s!,v
engaged :. his work under ne IL
0sc.-CE IF Scou-lastar a F1-c,s
Z a-ca a2G Asslsta1- Sccu-as-a-
= ct,a-d =-E-- If --1pp a,G Scout
-ASIa- 2 P.,9rtf--,,0J- n ---rr-, .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

''@"-s Saz~'vocG. teacner
Et>--sr Hf me Earring
Anc Alss Ruth T;lton,
% kindergarten of the
N>'.'a 80 Saturday morn
ines q. EaveraiIl
d Ess -ne summer months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

. q mn. <aGf,,cn *
nr he Mccall Pat
"A - a. -hernuwskv's
( oaay IGne 16. They
. nave Won cal. anc
u caa-Ee. IN mat
--@-nr . vour sewing.
Ssts .nre1e. coa-s-ever-
: NJ y any memb Der Of
- Ni-A-1 ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

look Favorable n the Campo ,gr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
The Irons Hot
But You're Cool

Th.ts one Of the be.rties Of the electric
iruna The he4 % generated by electricity
wiifinn the ron The IRON n.et g-ts hot
almost ins.ut!y and says hot-5ut you and
the room sezy cool
No roaring Ate-no sre 1t al-j;ust 4 turn Of
the switch. hot mon and cool job o. ircn-
ing.
No waking back md forth from Stove to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

board either. One iron does al he work
On the board al he tine
The price Is -ghr too BY buying 5or our
twenty stores at one TINE We were able 70 get
you b.-gain-the price has been cut oa this
iron from S. DO to S. 5o6-tor limited pGioc.
Hadn't you better get yours tooay-an6 BE
sure Of cool irouiog this sunne- every SUD-
nertor Etctme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
HYsTERIA ABOUT THE STEEL STRIKE


that unless
particular unless sFN'" ideas are
threatened the con-
the Republic ov'hro"n r""F' mas ~ S
OF this sort Of and steel strike During
tn. sheknG to their readers "
an attack upon
Republican government
Bohevk ag"0s Various
able Juds" G"r resistance
what they unmercan" attack upon
Srea, industry Fitzpatrick an" Mr. p'r
their testimony ordinary
r,ntinr II these working in
the iron living degraded
exc out pnu existence at inc
Of
A. r usual in most both Of
- nt ,,osx about eou,dstant from them
number
iron and steel EMPLOYEES w r -. nr hrrointnr with their
OF other mills for collective bargaining WIZ" ~
employers either vidualy OIL
The principle established in tn" industry
~ this country and destue
we ~ free institutions Federation OF
Labor representative Of the organized trades OF ' 49, ,
the iron and steel mills ana inc
mills perrins continue operations undo
present the ssk" has resulted
On the tn United States knows tina"
there Of individual workers
and steel mills A" industry in "h'" the average ] O
81 eoO per year imagination be denounced "
ruthless despo,n the lives o" its victims On
many hundreds OF thousands OF w
teachers United VIII" would be glad
subjects Under the leader
Association rates of wages have Doc"
improved branch OF
the iron and motives the Steel
Association tasishted employer
control OF great branch OF
side and hsh
against tn" other ShoH OF at inc '0' VIII" ~
nothing more or less
involve either Republican insttu-
freedom Of
which probably b" renewed
regardless 1t the result Of the present
to deals with the form
whatever result we
Stars and Stripes wall be dragged INTO inc ~
bloody
the writing OF helpless
about m" sam" "n'cn ever
meanwhile we'll for TO fix our minds
all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
DON 7 OVERDO
OR OVER-EA7.
But if You Do, a Few Doses
of Black Draught May
Prevent Serious
Trouble.

Nuwatn Okla Mr.. ". l.. Dawson. Of
this place. says, Il have known or
Black. prauEht over since | can rcmem-
Der. and Of all tho liver medicines |
ever used. Black Draught is without
doubt the best. W" would not be with
out il In the house.
used to take pills and different
things. but after taking course Of
strong medicine I would be left in
constipated condition. and would need
then to use a laxative. But after l be-
gan to take Black Draught did not
have any trouble OF this kind.
take a big dose at night and follow
a few nights with lighter doses. and I
am like now man until ovcrdo or
ovcrcat. and neglect to take caro- OF my
self until the lives gets out of fix. when
I have to go to Black praught again.
Black DrauGht have found IS all
that Is necessary for the hl"atcd f""l-
Ing in the stomach, sour stomach or bad
taste in the mouth SO common in spring
in the swampy country.
Try Thcdrord's Black-Draught. At
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
THE CUMyTINS BILL

The chiefs Of the Railway Brother
hoods. yrhemrntly declare that the pro-
vision IN the Cummins railroad bill pro-
viding for a board 20 adjust wages ana
vorktnr conditions and prohibit strikes
moan. industrial scr,itudc. The boards
provided in :hc Cummins bill ar" 10 De
made up Of representatives OF The work
ers. REPRESENTATIVES, Of the railroad own
ars and REPRESENTATIVES ot the public.
fair boards or arbitration and their
findings. according 10 the bill. arc 70 D"
h;na,nv upon both the workers and IN"
railroad companies. This is peculiar
and a somewhat .nnocuous kind OF ser
rt,,,dc " The rh.cC merit OF the Cum
MINIS bill is exactly in his provision. II
Is croposcd 10 insur" continuity Of rail-
road operation and 10 protect III" pubic
AGAINST high-handcd and arbitrary hold
ms. The pUhlIc makes railroads
,ossthIc, the public makes the employ
ment of railroad workers possible; tn"
safe,v and welfare Of IN" public requires
continuous operation Of the railroads
and continuous operation must be
assured bv any adequate railroad leGts-
lation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
DREAMS.

I sometimes dream I'm living IN
halls of dazzling light. musicians
round mo giving new beauties 10 the
night: and there arc stately ladies'.
in noble garments drrSt. rich robes
from Cork and CadiZ. and Araby the
bIost. And all around is spIcndor.
and laughter fills the hall: have
the legal tender. and I'm the lord
or all. But when III" dawn is Clcam-
ing on hill and wood and lake. ]
wake from all my, dreaming, and
find il was fake. ] have no gar
mcnts crustrd with jewels fair 10
view: but when dream I'm busted.
I wake to find il true. sometimes
dream I'm soaring among the dist
nm spheres. with starlight on IN"
pouring. stranE" music IN my cars.
For this world. punk and Shoddy. III
give no picayunc: and on my plniOnS
Eaudy. circle round the moon. I
have no pain or trouble. no sorrCN
anywhere. and lightly rs n bubble.
| float upon the air. Eut when the
Sunlight's streaming upon tho marsh
and brake. I wake from all my
dreaming and find I'm rull OF ache.
The window of my attic. i S""ms.
I failed TO close: and | have pains
rheumatic In fetloCks and in toes.
Ny dreams OF pomp and pleasure all
fade away at dawn: and dream
lands store Of treasure IN morning
light Is gone: dream cannot be
trusted unless II deals with Voc.
and when I dream I'm busted. l
always find Il so.
Copyr ght by George Matthcy Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

, ,,r,,D,.i-p Cra 'lr,.s
ON" 81 va, 49,. War ,'amr COM
81 iA' pan 49, 49,, ,.,,r,,,, 49,, a ,nrrram, n,
h"h''' 'N' i1,.,,, ..,i,. g.: 3uu. r0u
bass. III an 'N''" ',,. :, H.. uIa,,.d on
VI OYER = ne
't,,,f,.,rr;r., ,Iil,S ur Penn
CERTAIN III" ,n.. ra,.. toy
- wanna nav 1T" :, d.,yrlop
"inpIvA INK '"'"' ,,,,.. ,IIr.ts. In
group S'"E'"T ~ r,, .'n,r,,iy,s took
Urn" more '''"" i,rr, month.
i;tTt IA noon ,.,.l -, SOM, con-
i:lGhl ia''"f'N ''', ...rr,,aS will
trSi ana Ia,'T J." -" ,,,d rr;rcinal<
hr produced" WI" ' l,,,, ,,Irr, In
recruited c"'F'N ,'''', ;rs,.,l,cd or
Chester I'VE Fl"''H ,,lc,. ,iuh
E;'ns. wh!'' one r'',. .,d ,br.. uu,r-
band. w" w, ,,,,,,...ssrul band
t"tt"S. IN .\'" 49,. orr,niza:ion
-. twenty p.''"> ~" r,,r ,r,ub,rs
"t tire" "''''t ,n'~,. ,,s,r,
"'''h ANA ""'''''
Wci'S' C,r b.,,ind Penn
"''''', I' .r,,....,r New Haven
SA'Nah''' ""'H o. ,I,r and In
tr" trying '"' u" ,,.,.,d.. ,wo
Waterbury "!'' '"'
t"n-min"(r &'HES -" ! |..,,,..s ,i,rc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
THE MARCH CASE

\ pretty fight j. brewing N Congress
over nc proposition 70 max" General
Pryton {. March. chief Of STAFF. a full
general for life bccaUsr Of his service
during the war Five members OF the
House Committee on Military Affairs oo-
jected 10 the presidents recommcn-
dation. Tho honor sought for General
March has already been conferred upon
General PcrShing with unanimous ap-
prevail Until the present time we have
had but thr"" generals N the army:
Grant. Shermar and Sheridan. All Of
these distinguished officers Won their
laurels through active service AT the
front and often under fr". Tn" scr
vices Of General March. whit" valuable
were ~ an entirely different character.
We may well question whether the high
est honor Of the army ought to be Civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
Talk Of High Cost Of
Medicine

Although paid only 500 for bot
tics OF Mayrs Wonderful Remedy |
wouldn't take 500 for what doses
have done for mo. My partner also has
taken dose with wonderful results.
He was threatened with an operation
Tor stomach and bowel trouble and ls
sure nc will be- all right now. We both
suffered from Indigestion and hlohtinG
with gas" IT is n Slmpl" harmless
preparation That removes tho catarrhal
mucuS from the intestinal tract and al
Laws the inflammation which causes
Practically all stomach, liver and !ntcs-
final ailments. Including appendicitis.
Ono dos" vii convince or money re-
funded.
=. n. Griest & Co. and druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
TO DEVELOP COM MUN|TY SINGING
War Camp Community Service to Continue WORK rel
manently in Cities of 100000 and Over
Bv DR. FRANK ANDREWS FALL
t,ursar Of New York University
bursnr Of New York [ HlVrrNltN.

that shu,iil never Srrr" ~ oven ',"'p'F
ary housing for -"it-r"Sw'iu% hu''''"
h, ,us~ I:u' if II ~ 'Inirhct'A"'' u,
n.tny cases t. cham" the S'F"''"'"
u,akrlr Of The buildings. - - St!i pos
slbIc Ia improve til" STUNT thi' run
within IN" far'"ri walls. Nnh 'H"' -
prrr!sr!y What community singing -
doing.
|, would l.. s,rAug" indeed # ""mnlu-
MI, activities Of all kinds DID not thrive
after tn. impetus given them ny wal
Jim" cu-oprrallun. AS thr woftd "''E
never in all its history hrhrih sue" "
war. neither has Il seen team fihH 'n"
the sinking Of private interests III the
n,l,ir GOOD rn such q G.ganti" scale.
As an riuqmrn; Clergyman has adm;rH-
bly, stated III" rAsr. for tn" first Nm' w
have learned /" $Hy "N".
LEARNING 10 sing tuEcth"r viii Ger
faiuIy l.nd 10 prevent our forgetting
how +" -, We" IIarm"ul nj spirit j.
= natural Coru!lary of harmony %! S"hh"'
rh" pSy,,hul"ey underlying this rat -
we'll known tn N" M""dNS. Sankey's an"
Sundays. VIII" would never ihiaN al Try
ing Ia nnv" a lH"y" asSrn'Nlagc 81 r""-
pie without tlrf' putting them III sym
pathctic touch with th"!r leaders ana
with each other hy means al 'ohEr"E"'
tjuuLi singing.
Group singing \. II course. bat IN"
first step in murn larger rF"Er"m'
tn" w"l.-rQu.rp ,rHd'r. whether sup
pl rd hI the War Camp t"'nhunlt! ser
vice or som" other a""a'y. VIII h"! b"
satisfied with merely teaching his pr"-
rlr t. sing patriotic a|d other songs. II"
VIII INSIST ,II .,:.i'uE rh"ruS'S "n from
ballads t. rautaiIS Urdi"ri"S ana even
urrras He will sri.'t tn" h"St voices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

President Gary bcfor" the senate COM
mittee yesterday. made a strong pre-
scntation OF the cause OF the open shop.
md m equall! strong defense Of the
policy Of the United States Steel Cor
poration. The United states Steel Com
pany has been IN many respects the
model employer Of tho country. II has
been liberal IN wage advances and far
sighted IN It's IotIcy of stock d.Stribu-
ton among It's employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
Our Daily Story
FARBALL TAPESTRY.

Amid tho soothing pattcr or rorkc IN
oysters and tho soft strains Of the Mrn-
garian orchestra. the Count Il" Sh"N .
and his friend from out of town Duke
I"OrY 50. SOAP. were chatting S!ppingly
IN tho Cato Mann"nuin.
Isn't that the great literary genius.
Tnrban Tap"siry"" exclaimed Duk"
Ivory. How is il that So Er"ar man
should be sitting all alon" apparently
neglected. nj 4 public pIa"" liz" thi;?''
The Count dc Shove smiled dripping
~.
II must toll YOU his story" he said.
Like all great literary fn"n. Tarhall
Tapestry was modest. When the whole
world rang with the power and beauty
Of his epic poem The Bells of Purca-
tory" Tapestry absolutely refused even
TO be interviewed or to have his photo
graph published.
when his great novel. 'KnocH-kn""d
h. refused 10 max" singl" public aU-
pearancc and always pooh-ponh'd tn"
notion that he had done anything "NC'p-
tional. EvCryon" found his m"dCsty
most becoming and charming. But
then one day, n water spi.ot in his bath
room spranc n leak. and Tapestry. with
out tho aid Of Z plumber. fitted il with
a now washer. although h" was notori-
Gus among his friends as nm unhandy
This feat so swcIl"d him w with
selfcOnccit that no ,alk"d Of nothing
else, and dragged cV"ry"n" into tn" bath
room to point out and explain. tn" rc-
suit was, finally. that his many friends
began TO avoid and Shun him. until now
someone to Dor" with his story about
tho spigOt. Look ont. his rising to
come over to our table"
And the two friends pr"cipitantly Ned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Elkins; c. H. Smith. Faimont: IL c. og-
den. Wheeling: &. :. fancy. Wheeling
Howard Gore. tlarksburE; Tusca MOT
ris. Fa;rmnnr. y T. Frame. Morgan
town: II. J. Sprlman. Huntington; ). L.
Bradley. Jr.. Huntington; II. +. enyo'r'
l'ar,krShurc. T. :. Srlnlcn. Huntingdon
II. j. Graihwnl. rarkcrshurg: w. -
Downs MnrGantown: G. +. Duncan.
Murguntown; William Morgan Grafton:
l.. r.. Clarke. Elkins. and \. g. Brady.
Elkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

on To an officer whatever his merits.
who. never was closer than three thous-
and miles TO iirst-class battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

special attention to che community
school plan in communicating with thcir
teachers.
Charleston. W. Va.-G"vcrnor John j.
Cornwcll has nominated a number Of
prominent West VirGinians for life
membership in the United States Good
Roads association because Of thcir In
tcrcst in the good roads movement lin
tho state. Among those nominated are:
II. X. Wiley. Huntington; ]. Il. Wilcs
Parkcrsburg: Gray Silver. Martlnsburg
Carl Horncr, Claksbug; W. G. Wilson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Charleston. W. Va.--A campaign is
hring launched ny tho state department
Of schools "a cV,Cnd tho community
center 10 overv country school In tho
stat" that is located with advantages IA
vor'ng such service. \ letter has boon
cent by tho department 10 all county SUI
pcrintcndcnts calling on them to give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

And the two friends prccipitnntly flcd

(Tomorrow-"Yuka TN" showing
how riches aren't cv, !A'r.rS)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Morgan,"wn. ". Na.---nr J. h. Shaw.
-: The staff Of the Massachusetts STATE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

MartinshurE. ". Na.-ThC SUNRISE
Orchard company. capitalized at Fl-",-
600. has been formed hcr". TIL" concern
has a.. oh0 pencil. 1900 apple. 1850
cherry and some English walnut trees.
and is negotiating for the purchase OF
I"A more acres Of land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Eikine W. Va Jake MuilcnS Of VII
linmS river. Webster county. N"i"rhn
hunter. celebrated his ftty-third BIRTH
day recently by killing his hfty-third
bear. MuilenS mot n mother bear and
four cubs on Laurel Fork He opened
fire killing one Of tho cubs and wound
Cd n" mother and another cub. II" says
II is the first time In all his cNp"rI"nc"
as n hunter that he has met with and
been attacked 10y a mother bear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Huntington. ". Va Il. y Plumb.
pru,rinrn; Chicago law!'r and a"ih"r "t
he Hlumh railroad plan. has accepted
an invitation to speak her" pc'v'"r 3
under auspices Of IN" local Trades and
Labor assembly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Agricultural college,. a noted .\mrrirun
huriicul'urrSt. has been appointed head
of tn department Of horticulture in
Wa Virginia university t. succeed ".
H. Alderman. signed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-13
FEDERAL TRUCK
HEAD TO ARRANGE
AUTO TRUCK SHOW
Martin L. PuIcher Heads CON-
mittee to Arrange Proposed
Motor Truck Exhibitions at
Chicago and New York.

Martin L. Pulcher. vice president
of the Federal Motor Truck Co.,
has been appointed by President
Clifton, Of the National Automobile
Chamber OF Commerce, as chairman
of the motor truck show committee
to arrange for proposed exhibitions
of motor trucks in New York and
Chicago next winter, during the
same weeks as the National pas
senger car shows. With him on the
committee will be A. ]. Whfpple,
general sales manager of the
Diamond I Motor Car Co., Chicago,
and David S. Ludlum, president of
the Autocar Co., Ardmore, Pa.
President Clifton has appointed
as additional members of the motor
truck committee. David c. Fenner
of Mack Bros. Motor Car Co. and
X. H. Salmons OF the Selden Motor
Vehicle Co. Others on the commit
tee are: Windsor T. White, chair
man (White). Victor L. Brown
(Sterling), NJ. L. Pulcher FederaD,
George NJ Graham pierce Arrow,
Alvan Macauley packard.
f. w. Fem, who has handled the
Rural Motor Express department of
the n. A. c, C., has been made sec
rotary of the motor truck commit
tee.
Following the recent convention
of motor car manufacturers, the
question of further standardization
of trucks was discussed.
The feeling that it might be time
to revise the standard service and
standard repair parts policies, as they
relate to trucks, resulted in the APP
pointment of committee to take
charge of this matter as follows: E.
+ Herbig. chairman (Service), F. H.
Drew Packard). w. M. Laid
pierce Arrow. A. B. Gunner
(Autocar), F. H, Harris (Republic).
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-13
New Mitchell Six Is
Winning Quick Success

The new Mitchell SIX recently an
nounced by the Mitchell Motors
company, Inc, Of Racine, Wis, is
meeting with instant and most gra-
tifying favor wherever it is shown.
There was no question in our
minds at the factory that after Is
months OF patient development work
we had a car that would command
favorable attention" states Vice
President r. c. Rueschaw. But it
certainly is comforting to see the
way the public took hold of it as
soon as it was announced.
ITO say the new Victory model
was the sensation of the national
shows does rot overstate the case
Few new models were shown and
none which was new in so many
ways as the new Mitchell six so il
was only natural that considerable
interest was aroused.
Nor was idle curiosity the mo
tive behind this interest, as the ire
nlendous business booked at the
shows attest. The big plant in Ra-
cine will be kept running at top
speed for months to take care of
it.
IF the atmosphere of prosperity
and eager resumption of business
which we have thus far encountered
is fair indication of conditions ali
over the country, there is a great
year in store for all of us" con
cludes Mr. Rueschaw. Because in
dicatiors now are that the success
re gistered at the shows by the new
victory model will be followed up
throughout the whole season"