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HAS 46 STATE NAWI
Owners' Records of !
100,000 -200,000 -300,000 MILES
made by
WHITE TRUCKS
iWwhlnslon, Juno 10. Iortysix
BBajlvanians nre nHmca in a en
list ot 33S rclcacU by tuc nr
srtment todar.
STffi. A .,.,..- nf thn 1n( for lllP StlttO
IP-Aire' as follows :
jJ-YjUVATn rrank C Cosran. Oil Cltr
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rrt rrxJK -tf nnrmn .lonnson,
,$. ShWndo.t.. Harry 11. WfthJ . "-r n
y-y.ton: Frank K n.l. Ileadlni. CUnilen
L7Ci ta nAwl.n k"nnvvlll.
B.-.'" Wuondwl (lre rndflM-mlnfd)
Ij SEnoBANT Charles Jones. rhlUdct
Is Hines
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-S ' PRIVATES Oorgn Aueiutlne Radnor
. - nrfiiLuvM T llraiaUr r!l-om Walter J
IS" Burko. Dun-ea. Frank I, McOralh 1'lilla
m Jaahjhln: John Nouakonakl, lllobure (lor
W lon Romi. ntleburih ram w oncarcr jyi
lluii; Jllks Siuba I'lttanuren
Womnlrd SlUlitlr
COnrORAIS Harrr 1'. Oohl Williams
Krtt Thomas W Hascn Houttda 1 DaniM
Melvln. Forreat Clt. Wtllltam V
Mmtlh, Philadelphia
f PIUVATES Charles V Otll'aple. North
amnion: Samuel II. Jlalstead Vocono rine;.
Alfred C Kane Homestead ,"n2r' J
'S'S i Nean. rminaeipnia jonn i-aui m-unm-i
SM -KittK..-s. .iam ilrrltt. Wlnton' Harry I
t tillbert. Pottstonn. Victor B Cordon OH
City: nusaell C Hall Philadelphia, Georit'
Holtner. Pltuburith. Edwin I. lllli I M"
burgh: ntlllam N McDonald, swlrklj
.Taarnh Manduke. Philadelphia, AlesaniW
'MMtf.wlcz. Plttsburghj Ralph II lloatr
rael. Illglln. Harvey Schalble I pper Black
Kddyj Joseph hialkoskl. Philadelphia John
UrbanavlM. rijmouth, Thomas errlUil
Philadelphia.
Died from Accident and Other Ctnisea
cnDnODATT..n I A!rt.hnr.r Ponoru
PRIVATES Hoy I'urnell Urldeeillle Jo
eph A. Stoenson llerwli k
Retained to nut-, Prevlnualy Reported
Killed In rtlon
. PRIVATE Daniel S Holllneer Oreens
, burs.
U. Killed In Action, rrerloMly neported Died
PRIVATE William J Jlontaiio, St
Clair.
It MAKES ECONOMY PLEA
TO R. R. EMPLOYES
Urges Conservation of
Supplies and Increased Ef
ficiency on All Lines
Washington, .Tunc 10 (Bv A T' i
Director General Hines has issued nn
appeal to all officers and employes of
the railroads to practice btrict ccouomv
in the use o! railroad supplies and
equipment and to increase the efficiency
or their work wherever possible in
order to keep the government's loss un
der the present operating deficit as low
MM tirifrt'irilr)
S. Co-oncration with the government in
tnlS respect, air. nines snm, miuuiu
be civen freely by the railroad em
ployes in view of the increased aues
'and improved working conditions ac
corded them during government cou
,trol. He appealed for their assistance
In "demonstrating that the railroads
may be operated successfully even
though the wages ot its employes have
been materially incrcaed "
.ACTION ON RAILROAD BILL
House Leaders Plan to Pass Appro
priation Measure Today
Washington, June 10. (By A. r.)
u To speed the passage of appropriation
measures, tne House lociny uiiu name
the army bill and considered the $7."0,-
000.000 railroad appropriation. Leaders
-planned to pass and send the rail bill to
the Senate before adjournment, lie
sumption of work on the army bill is
scheduled for ednesday.
Chairman Good, in explaining the re
duction of $450,000,000 in the amount
requested by the railroad administration
for its use in operating the goernment
controlled lines until the end of the
, caelndar year, said the 5750,000,000
' might not meet all financial rcquire-
ments. which ho said were now too in-
''definlto for determining exact future
! rTlirt nonr nnnrnnpinttnn m
wf'r Hdded. would bo needed recarcllcss nf
-'uV the date of the return of the Lines to
y -their owners.
$&fc' Rutoera Gives Houston Degree
v' "'New Brnnswiclf, X. J., June 10
$n (By A. P.) David F. Houston, secre-
tary of agriculture, and Major General
L William Weigel, commanding the SSth
$ division, wero amonc those to recelv
Si .tli6norary degrees at the 163d commence-
e&' ...:. -tr.. ;:z .r ,v rr',. """:
to-, v iukj huumuu wus Kivcn me aegree ot
Kp" doctor of laws, and General VTeigel that
K"t master of science.
ENT
BOY SCOUT TENTS
Plia 6x5 Wall Tent including rope.
pole, complete. Just the thine to
keep the kiddles o th street
Carjjy hoppllea and Outdoor Clothlnr
Write for Free Tent t'atulot
Qm,i Suhhlu Co.
CM MARKKT ST.. Ilflnw 7th St.
What is the
reputation of
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your painter?
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That Is the first question
for you to ask yourself in
placing your painting,
whether interior or ex
terior. For on this de
pends your satisfaction
with the work.
The reputation of Wil
son's Rood painting, gain
ed over 68 years, is your
answen
WILSON'S
6000 PAINTING
STAU$HED 1831
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1 HE ultimate mileage of White Trucks is still unmeasured. Some have rounded
out 300,000 miles. Many have run 200,000 miles. Hundreds, probably thousands,
have passed the 100,000 mark a very common White performance.
100,000-150,000 MILES Each
Owner
Addison Auto Bus Co.
Akers & Harpham Co.
R. T. Allen & Bros.
American Livery & Stage Co.
K. A. Anderson
S. M. Anderton
Andre & Andre
John Arata & Son
Joseph Arbiter Co.
Atherton Fowler Furniture Co.
Bergner Plumbing, Heating & Supply Co
BerzCo.
Block & Kuhl Co.
Boston Furniture Co.
Botzum Bros. Co.
Boulevard Transportation Co.
Bower Transportation Co.
Bradford Baking Co.
Brainol Manufacturing Co.
L. Brizzolara
Bullocks
Burns & Campbell Co,
Canton Provision Co.
H. C. Capwell Co.
J. B. Carr Biscuit Co.
Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co.
Central Paper Co.
Chandler & Rudd
Frank A. Cholewinski
City Ice Co.
Cleveland Police Department
Clover Leaf Dairy Co.
Clyde Line Passenger & Express Co,
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Co.
John Collins
Columbus Transfer Co.
Conrad -Baisch-Kroehle Co.
Criss Bros.
Crystal Spring Water Co.
Culmerville Auto Transit Go.
Christian Atz
Austin Motor Transportation Co.
Chambersburg Auto Co.
Clover Leaf Dairy Co.
Conrad -Baisch-Kroehle Co.
C. Denecke
Dixon Transfer & Storage Co.
East Ohio Gas Co.
Emerick Bus Line Co.
Foley Auto Delivery
William Freeman
Armour & Co.
Baum's Home of Flowers, Inc.
Geo. M. Cooley Co.
Emerick Bus Line Co.
Fowler, Dick & Walker
Hancock Bros. Fruit Co.
The Hlgbee Co.
Broadway Taxicab Operating Co.
Alexander & Walling
Columbus Bread Co.
No. of No. of -, No. of
Trucks Owner Tracks Owner Truck
1 Davis Furniture Co. 1 Theodor Kundtz - 4
2 Frank J. Deny 1 Kussmaul's Express 1
1 Dixon Transfer & Storage Co. 3 S. Laskau a 1
1 Downes Lumber Co. 1 E. Lenjiardt Estate 2
1 F. B. Dupree 1 Lexington Dry Goods Co. 1
1 Duncan & Godell 1 Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corp. 1
1 East Ohio Gas Co. 1 Los Angeles Police Department 1
1 Eatonvillo Tacoma Stage Co. 2 Walter M. Lowney Co. 1
1 Eberhardt-Hays Music Co. 1 Madary's Planing Mill, Inc. 6
1 Economy Auto Supply Co. 1 Malandre Bros. 1
y Co. 2 Chas. F. Eggers Co. 1 Marathon Auto Drayage Co. 1
1 L. E. Elliott 1 May & Co. 1
1 Fleming Bros. 1 A. J. McCarty 1
1 Flynn-Froelk Co. 1 Dorman McFaddin 1
1 J. H. Foerster 1 McLaughlin Transfer Co. 1
2 Fort Valley Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1 McMahon Transportation Co. 2
I Foster & Kleiser Co. 1 Memphis News-Scimitar 1
26 Alexander Fowler 1 Mcndham Garage 1
1 Fries & Schuele Co. 1 Merchants' Biscuit Co. 1
1 Chas. Gaffney 4 Mesaba Transportation Co. 1
5 Gazette Printing Co. 1 Michaud Bros., Inc. 3
1 General Baking Co. 1 J. Miske 1
1 Giffcrd's Express 1 J. E. Monahan 1
1 Gimbel Bros. 25 Moore-Handley Hardware Co. 1
1 Grand Rapids Lumber Co. 1 Timothy Murphy 1
1 Greenfield Transfer Co. 1 Murta Appleton & Co. 1
1 Hagan's Taxicab Co. 1 Norwood, City of 1
5 Hale Auto Corporation 1 A. J. Norris , 1
1 Hardy Furniture Co. 1 M. O'Neill Co. ' 1
1 Harris & Mowry Co. 1 Ott Hardware Co. 1
3 J. Clark Helms 1 Oxford Dye Works 1
2 The Higbee Co. 1 M. I. Passalacqua 1
7 R. A. Hilborn 1 G. E. Patteson 1
1 Humptulip8 Logging Co. 1 Pearson Paper Box Co. 1
1 Interurban Auto Car Co. 1 Peninsula Rapid Transit Co. 7
6 I. M. Iralson & Son 1 People's Store Co. 1
1 Kraus Plumbing & Heating Co. 1 The Perkinswood Companies 1
1 Kee & Chapell Dairy Co. 2 Portland Hotel , 1
1 P. C. Knowlton Co. 1 W. E. Prouty 1
1 KohlBerg Bros. 1 Puro Ice Cream Co. 1
150,000-200,000 MILES Each
1 Frevort-Bledsoe Furniture Co. 1 Mesaba Transportation Co. 3
1 Friends' Hospital 1 J. Mullany & Co. 1
1 Fries & Schuele Co. 1 Ocean County Coal Co. 1
1 Fullington Auto Bus Co. 1 Portland Hotel 1
1 A. Graham & Sons 1 Public Service Auto Co. 1
1 Chas. E. Harris 1 G. F. Reed & Son 1
1 Highway Transit Co. 6 Roshek Bros. Co. 1
1 Hunt Mercantile Co. 1 San Bernardino Auto Stage Line Co. 1
6 Indianapolis Abattoir Co. 1 Alvin M. Schoenfeld 1
1 S. Laskau 2 Schulze Baking Co. 1
1 Massachusetts Baking Co. 1 Arlington Setzer 1
200,000-250,000 MILES Each
2 D. C. Huddleston 1 Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. 1
1 A. D. Hullett 1 E. C. Petrie 1.
1 Kirchners 1 Portage Transportation Co.' 1
3 Madera-Fresno Stage Co. 3 G. F. Reed & Son 1
1 Mendham Garage 1 San Bernardino Auto Stage Line Co. 1
1 Pacific Baking Co. 1 Smith Bros. Motor Truck Co. 1
1 Pacific Brewing & Malting Co. 1 W. P. Southworth Co. 1
250,000-300,000 MILES Each
8 H. H. Harbaugh 1 The Hig6cc Co. 1
300,000 MILES AND MORE Each
1 Eberhardt-Hays Music Co. 1 Tacoma Transit Co. 4
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Owner
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Truck
Mark Regan & Sons
The Reliable
W. S. Roe
Ryan Fruit Co.
San Bernardino Anto Stage Line Co.
G. L. Sandusky
San Joaquin Baking Co.
Scruggs-Vandervoott-Barney Co.
Shenberg & Rubinoff
Smith Bros. & Burdick
Smith-Green Co.
Springfield Ice Co.
St. Paul Daily News
Star Store
Sterling & Welch Co.
Stevens Hardware Co.
Tacoma Taxi & Baggage Transfer
Telling-Belle Vernon Co.
Titus & Co.
J. M. Trailer
Tucson, Cornelia & Gila Bend Railway
Tuolumne Lumber Co.
Twin City Motor Bus Co.
United States Bakery
United Transportation Co.
Waltham Laundry
Watklns Bros., Inc.
Webb & Hendricks
M. Weiland
Western Canada Flour Mills Co.
Western Motor Transfer Co.
D. J. Whelan Estate
White Hardware Co.
White Motor Transportation Co.
White Transit Co.
W. M. Whitney & Co. . .
C. F. Wing
Winzler. Undertaking Co.
Worcester Baking Co.
Zanesville Fruit Co.
Shepherd & Story
Shreveport Ice Delivery Co.
Smith Bros. Motor Truck Co.
Star Baking Co.
Jas. A. C. Tait & Co.
Telling-Belle Vernon Co.
Tooko Bros., Ltd.
United Transportation Co.
Western Auto Stage Co.
White Rapid Transit Corporation
White Transit Co.
Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Tuscola Produce Co.
Warner & Co.
Westfield Laundry Co.
White Star Bus Co.
White Transit Co.
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Woutcr's Laundry
Western Auto Stage Co.
THIS list includes only trucks whose records we know of.
There are many others. They roll up mileage years after
the best ordinary truck is worn out. In the long run, White
Trucks involve less investment. Fewer units are required to
do the work. They put off the day when new trucks replace
them. Operating and maintenance costs are also lowered by
the steady volume'of performance which makes possible these
high mileage records. White Trucks Are Money Savers.
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THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland
Philadelphia: 216 North Broad- Street
Wilmington: 211 French Street
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