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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
OUTLINE PROGRAM
Senate Democrats Map Out Plan "a
Put Through the Antitrust
Legislation.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-senate
Democrats in caucus tonight agreed
upon a definite legislative program
under which they expect to put
through the antitrust program and
appropriation bills. and bring about
adjournment OF congress at the earl.
lest possible moment Nearly every
majority senator now in Washington
attended, and while no predictions as
TO adjournment were made, hurry
was the keynote OF the meeting.
II was decided that the pending in
teTstate traue commission bill should
be continued as the unfinished bust
ness and kept constantly before the
senate until disposed OF. except when
II becomes necessary TO sidetrack II
temporarily TO make way for confer
ence reports on appropriation bills.
When the trade commission bill has
been passed, the Clayton antitrust
bill, the railroad securities measure
and the rivers and harbors appropria.
ton bill, Will be taken up in the order
pamed for uninterrupted considera-
tion.
The new program will be put into
effect Friday, with daily sessions from
ii a. m. to s p. m. To avoid parlia-
mentary difficulties in the way OF
legislative schedule, the senate will
recess each day until the next instead
OF adjourning.
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until their daughters got old enough 10
earn money, and most mothers with
money earning daughters expect then, to
turn all their wages into the home ana
resent the idea that the daughter ma~
marry and cease contributing. It's =
rather one sided affair. too. because tn
mother fully expects the son to marrS
some day, and even before he marrieS
she considers 10 all right for him TO use
MS money for himself beyond paying
her a trining hoard-sometimes he
doesn't even pay that.
These mothers are not urging their
daughters 20 marry and not affordinS
any opportunities for marriages az
mothers used TO do. That's why the
girls are going out and hunting up
beauN for themselves. That's why
they're cheap. as you say"
Maybe you're right. Sis" sighed the
dark complexioned young man. hut it's
nice girls and he nice TO 'em. but 7 don't
want 20 marry any OF 'em. and when
they begin 10 act az n they had a mort
gage on me l get scared. I don't see
anything but trouble In this marriage
business, anyway. and why everybody
goes round preaching that It's heavenly
bliss and all that rot. I can't under
stand. None OF your marrying for me"
Just wait until you're IS or So
Then IN pick out good. sensible
woman. who can make me comfortable"
he answered
NO. you won't" she laughed you'll
marry grass widow Of some yout.g
girl with pink cheeks who'll want 20
drag. you out TO the theatre every other
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Good Suggestions

salt thrown on any burning substance
Stops smoke and blaze.
salt dissolved In alcohol or anr,crt,
removes grease spots.
Md salt to water IN which black and
white goods are washed
Hrooms soaked ia hot salt N,ater wear
better and do not break
stains may be removed from the zinc
tops or kitchen tables with vinegar.
To remove ink spots cover with tai
low before sending To the laundry This
can be used on coloyed materials where
lemon ana sale cannot
Insects like neither salt nor alum and
a small quantity Sprinkled on the Garnet
will keep them away
Instead Of Smelling peas. throw them
pods and all into a kettle 81 boiling
water. after discardinR all spoiled ones
when they are done the pods will rise
TO the surface. while the peas will stay
az the bottom Of the kettle. Peas cook
ed IN this manner have n fine flavor
clean copper by rubbing "a with lem
on.
n YOU heat a lemon thoroughly before
squeezing ~. nearly twice as much fuice
viii be obtained as otherwise would he
the case--a bit OF economy easily put
into practice
Few people understand how 60 remove
spots from garments with gasoline
without leaving a ring" Saturate the
article all around the spot. and begin 20
clean from the outer edge instead Of tho
center. You will ind. ~ this Is done
that no ring will remain. the latter -
caused by the grease spreading into the
clean portios, and when the gasoline
ovaporatea ~ still remains.
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noTH1Rs VS.. BRIDES.

Girls are making themselves mighty
cheap these days' announced the dark
compleNiorrd young man. Won can't
take the came girl out twice without her
thinking you are serious and acting Ha 90
she was just about engaged 90 YOU"
-oh. not ON girls" oVpoafured HE
older sister. And YOU must rcmeul ber
that tho modern riri has To- attend %
her own counting anHirs Where the
SRI ~ TODAY thinks yuI have Intentions
whom you take her ont twice. "a genera
tiun aro her father would have asked
daughter out ~ irc
Things were better on af that" in-
sisted the young mau. "a fellow had
more respect Cor che Girl YOU didn't
blame her ao much even if rou know
her mother was nehirF for a husband
Tor fer daughter
-Hut what reta mo Ie why mothers
Gro au anxious Tor their daughter 20
set married When T uee aIl the trouble
that married women have 90 eeefna 20
me they'd want fo krcr their daughters
out ~ 10 instead ~ eug0ufarIna fhrrn
Co. get into &c.
thlrk you're wrong There. declared
the sister. ~ don InIIf"f mothers are
aa HnViOur Tor their ffu.Hffra o. marry
aH fheN ured fn he Ar least. NOT where
n girl earns money Hud fHrra f into fr-
family funds You Geo. Iufa Of mothers
never had any Hf the comforts or life
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BURNED TO DEATH
ChRrrsd Corpse Showing Evidence OF
Foul Play Pound In Ruins OF Burned
stable-Blackhand Suspected

ALLENTowN. Pa. July IA char
red corpse. later Identified as Dennis
Grinnel. OF Shenandoah. was found in
the ruins Of a stable belonging TO An
tonic Mocci, OF this city. this afternoon.
Following two loud explosions. the
stable was discovered 20 be on fire and
three strange men were seer running
away
4 deep wound on Grinners head in
dlcated foul play and the police are in
vestigating a rumor that a blackhand
gang was preparing a bomb with which
Moccrs butcher shop was to have been
blown up.
Word was received by the local police
tonight that Grinnell was well known
IN police circles at Shenandoah. Eight
years ago he was arrested in Philadel-
phia for blowing a safe az New Castle
and was sentenced 10 fifteen years in the
eastern penitentiary. lie served three
years and feigninE insanity. was sent
to a hospital az Harrisburg
Grfnners Identification leads the po-
lice 20 think that with his pals he was
preparing nitrogiycerine for use in a
safe job In this city when the explosions
occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
ALFALFA SEEDING
agricultural Club Sends Out Warnina
Farmers IN Regard TO Sowing
FARMERS Meeting, August 8.

Inc time Is fast approaching for
the latest seeding OF alfalfa. The ex.
perlence OF the farmers OF Ohio and
bIooke counties shows that late SOW.
ing OF alfalfa should be avoided.
august 10 should be made the latest
GATE Tor seeding. as later sowings are
nkely 10 winter kill Sow earlier n
me seed bed Is properly prepared ana
the weeds killed. DO not fail TO lime
heavily and inoculate either with cul.
ture applied TO the seed or soil from
"a successful alfalfa field or sweet
clover patch. -Four hundred Doun1s
OF aeld phosphate or it's equivalent
Will pay, especially on rye or wheat
stuDole disked or plowed for alfalfa
one hundred pounds of nitrate OF soda
per acre viii often pay after the I'll
la 1Ih is up nicely. BE sure 10 have
pIeny OF plant food. Soil that will
GROW n good crop OF corn will do
otsto or stubble ground. which can
De uisked beginning now, should give
better success than land plowed and
sown IN loose condition. That loose
SEED bed viii not give a successful
su OF altalfa mas been demon.
rated by many farmers in this coun.
The farmers in the two counties
VINO last year sowed cover crons ON
their corn fields. tell us that there
Suknt not 10 De an acre of corn stub
rie leit without a cover crop this win.
Ter Rye and winter vetch maks a
very successful cover crop mixture
10 10 30 lbs. of vetch to one bushel Of
rye sown at the last cultivation after
the corn Is placed in the silo. Crim.
son clover In orchards and in field
corn VIII make a good growth IN sown
soon and rains continue. rive sewn
a the rate of ~ bushels per acre
makes an inexpensive and reliable
cover crop. but adds no nitrogen TO
ne soil as does vetch and crimson
cover or other legumes. We should
fow soil improvement crop when
possible.
To protect the Members this fall
from late deliveries of fertilizer. which
occurred last spring. we have decided
10 place all car load orders OF fertIli.
ger on or before August LIST.
On saturday. August S. the Pan.
handle Agricultural Club will hold a
farmers meeting at the Bethany Col.
lege Farm. The order of the dav will
be inspection of the farm. orchards
ana cattle judging at the barn dur,
ing the forenoon. and speaking AZ III,
afternoon session. All farmers and
those interested in better farming are
lies '''ii'-
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NO HUNGER STRIKE
Woman Anarchist Imprisoned al
Blaekwel's island vii lBe Fed
" She Don't Eat

NEW YORK. July 22.-Again to-
day Rebecca Edelson refused to eat
the food served her in the Blackwell's
Island penitentiary and also declined
TO drink from the pither OF water in
her cell. The young woman. an an
archist who was taken to the peniten-
tiary yesterday TO serve three
months sentence. for melting 20 riot
In a speech delivered during the re-
cent anti Rockefeller demonstration.
adhered to her statement that she
would starve rather than comply with
the courts decree.
Dr. Katherine y. Davis. commission.
or OF correction. reiterated. however.
that there was no danger OF Miss
Edelson starving III the Edelson
woman does not eat. she will be fed "
was the terse way Miss Davis put Il.
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TRUST BILLS
CcOntinusd From first rsV.1

not connected with its business az
common carrier. IL such last named
expenditure will not injuriously affect
me public interest nor Impair the abiI.
NY OF the corporation TO perform lis
pubic service as common carrier {"
The Brsndeis Amendment.
The Brandeis amendment accented
by me committee would make II IN
lawful Tor any common carrier even
though permitted BY the authority
creating such a company. TO acquire
by lease. purchase. or otherwise any
interest In any railroad. boat line. or
electric line. or any stock or anv Of
the securities OF any CORPORATION or
association controlling or operating
the same, unless the commission. upon
application and hearing. shall find that
the acquisition will not impair tho
ability Of either Of said carriers 10 per.
form its service 20 the public as a
common carrier"
Electric railroads are exempt from
the bill except when they are parts
Of = railroad system
In the report on the CLAYTON bill
submitted by Senator Culbertson. the
committee describes the charges In
detail. Section three. which would
have made IL unlawful for owners or
operators Of mines. oil wells. electric
power plants. etc. to refuse to sell
their products was stricken out be-
cause III would deny freedom of con.
tract 20 one Of the parties and conse.
quently would be Of doubtful conEtitu.
tiOnal validity"
The Exemption Clause
Discussing the exemption clause from
which fhc consumer end frafrrnaI ore
EantxHfiUua were eliminated. the c0n-
WIffeD enid thpf not oven forced cone
etructt0u could bring frafernal orrant-
cations under the ban ~ antitrust laws
WITH reference tu consumer if was
stricken out upon She Ground that o.
would Pc aurCrpfihIr ~ abuse The
committee held. moreover fhrt tho 0ufr
ORGAN fHfiuur which would rr excluded
from The operation 81 the Hnfi.fruaf
laws are those whore labor IH fHr basis
ur one ~ the CHIEF frrforr tn tho UrEHn-
ilHfIYna ne in The case OF labor Ure1nfr- .
fiunF proper and agricultural anf h1rtI.
cultural graduation
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WHEELING COUPLE
Secures Marriage License In pitts.
burgh, Tuesdsy-W. Va. 7. az
Co. Conductor Steals March
on His Friends.

IN the Tuesday evening edition Of
the Pittsburgh Leader the MARRIAGE
license column shows the following.
John 7. LuzOn and Miss Marie Glib
son. both ~ Wheeling" Without n
doubt this Is none other than our old
friend Pete who has been expected
70 become benedict. and who seems
70 have slipped one over on his many
friends. Whether the happy couple
put % Us known fact that the groom.
to-be o. spending n few days In Pitts
burgh on his vacation The news OF
thtir marriage will be horalded with a
.roai deal OF delight b. the friends OF
inc vel known conductor.
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CAILLAUX WINS

become n CaiIlaux 70 end~aro- 10
sol the grave which his uff@ 10
mace. the n premier spranE forward
and exclaimed since 7 must take
n0,le ,,, ., -s.i teis lA-lsr "A. SAID.
sonal responsibility for his Worts-
When the uproar which this utter
enoe ocossioned had subsieec. n
Ch.nu replied
4 take tn entire responsibility.
You cannot menace me here
10 q Crack Shot
N Caiiiaux did not intsrpose fur
ther In the PROCEEDINGS until AuEuste
Afril political editor OF the FfEnro.
In his deposition. declared thar early
In November. 1919. N Caillaux had
stopped him In the lobby OF the
Chamber. and asked how much loag-
er Calmette was goinE TO continue his
campaign he gave an evAsive ans
wer and NJ. CSillAux thea said 10 him
You know ] am . crack shot
40 every DAY 10 the shooting gallery
and get a bulls eye every time
The ex-premier lesped 20 his feet
the witness. Tho two stood face 10
face at the bar. NJ Caillaux affirmed
that he had no recollection OF ever
saying such a thing. NJ. Avril main
tanned with equal determination the
exactitude OF his testimony Finally
ter resolved Itself into n question OF
reliability.
A. ~ CanianS left the court at the
close Of the hearing. many hands we're
oufstrstched 20 him. Some we're those
Of acauaintances and others Of total
strangers. lie seemed 20 be deeply
touched By these manifestations OF
sympathy and exclaimed In voice
shaken with real emotion Il zee I
-tiii have some friends left"
corroborated Former Evtasnos
Pierre Mortier. editor Of Gil Bias
corrobofated previous evidence a. 20
the overwrouEht nerves OF Nine. Call
lsuN and 20 her knowledge that the
Figaro was about TO publish sensat.
ional revelations BE was followed bv
three other journalists. ~ DuBarry.
editor OF Journee Republicans. Albert
Livet. manager OF the Radical and
Robert LeCourt. editor OF the Courier
DuPariement. who declared that they
had been Informed that the Firaro in
tended to publish other letters after
the Thy Joe" letter. but when pressed
by the presiding Judge and NJ. Chenu
for the names OF their informants they
sheltered themselves behind the plea OF
Professional secrecy"
Witnesses followed each other in rapid
succession. The distinguished scientist,
Paul Painleve. declared he has been
told By the banker. CASTOR Dreyfus.
that the Figaro was going to publish a
number Of private letters.
Leon Bailby. editor OF Intransiseant
related how NJ. Calmette had read tho
PADRE report on the Rochelle AFFAIR At
a dinner OF few friends. saying as he
replaced II in his pocket:
i always keep II on me. one never
knows what may happen"
Nine Madeline Guiliemsrd, a lifelong
friend Of Nine. Caillaux. who saw her
on the night before the tragedy said.
She was quite calm. In nv opinion
her act was unconscious. She never
Intended TO kill"
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tain these terms. but as yet without
assurance OF success.
Foreign complications are looming
up as between Mexico and England.
France and spain and European cred
itors generally who have financial re-
lauons with the Huerta government.
England Is preparing TO ask for sat
isfaction for the killing OF William >
Benton. and France is making vigorous
protest over the killing of two French
CITIZENS at Lacatecas. The Spanish
government Is anxious that the Span
iards driven from Torreon and other
points be reimbursed for their losses
The grievances OF these countries are
lodged against General Villa particu-
iarly. and General Carranza's estrange.
ment with Villa has made IL difficult
FOR the hrst chief TO attempt TO settle
them satisfactorily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
LIQUOR HELD UP.

20, ~. uisraf.h ~ the Intelligence.
ca NbERLAND. Md. July 2g-Act.
lnI on tue orders Of the State Tax
Commissioner Fred q. blue. a large
,onsiEnm"nt Of whiskey. for n Arm
ln W'.i'rnpori this county. consigned
20 lhe hrm 300 Piedmont. W Va. across
thD river from Wcstcrnport he befnr
heid at The baltimore n Ohio freight
lduou the freight sent bv wav Of
me baltimore A. Ohio Railroad for
W'.f'rupori CunEiEnccs is unIoadcd ~
llfdmont as Westernport has NO rail-.
WaN station. and o. hauled across tho
llN'r One confinement Of iiquor FOR
20, Wt-l'Inpoft hrm. and marked
HN'rrd after some friction but me
Eoods marked Piedmont" remain al
The station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
ANTI TUBERCULOS
FUND
HELP 1T GROW.

The executive committee OF the
Ohio County Anti-Tuberculosis
league asks the general public TO
contribute to the support Of the
work now being done. and which
Is considered to be a very worthy
undertaking. Since the organi-
zstlon OF the local society, the
work has been done by a few
persons. but II Is believed that
the public generally Is much con-
cerned In the work and will aid
materially In conducting IL in the
future
With this aim IN view the
executive committee has planned
n campaign to secure the funds,
and the system o. one which will
appeal 10 all This committee
Is composed Of Messrs W A.
Wilson. Jesse A. Bloch. Dr. T. a.
Hildreth. II. Henry BiebersOn.
George ". Woods. Robert Haz-
lett and J. a Hess The com
mlttee has planned TO secure a
limited number Of subscriptions
Of certain amounts. and ~ d. be
lieved that the total amount re-
ceived. a. per the arrangements.
will be sufficient 20 carry on the
work now planned
Below will be given the number
of subscriptions and amounts for
each wanted. and whore such
subscriptions have been given.
the name 81 the subscriber ap-
pears Others remain blank.
Schedule.
Two uuhacrihora nc 1000 ore
wanted. Total $4,000
-Four uuharrihrre af $500 are
wanted Total $4,000
Thirty ruhrrrthrra nf 500 arc
wanted Total $4,000.
EutHrrlhera nres
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ARRESTED ON CHARGES or
FRAUDULENT USE or MAILS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July %
CHARGED with using The malls 10 Do.
fraud IN exploiting a land development
fchemc az Spring City. Tennessee
George Wilkinson and Hahion Van
Nof Kirk. an attorney. both 81 this CITY
we're held IN $1,000 each for trial "a
The next term ~ the United states dis.
trict court In eastern Tennessee. after
n continued hearing tere today before
United States commissioner A
number ~ residents 81 Spring CITY
testified 10 subscribing for shares In
WILKINSON company which ~ b. al.
lefed promised 10 Develop tho little
mountain town into the New York of
the South"
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W. VA. TEAM OUT
OF OHIO STATE LEAGUE

Special Dispatch 20 the tnteIligencer
COLUMBUS. o.. July 22=HuntinR.
ton. W Va, and Maysville. XIV. TO-
day dropped out Of the Ohio state
League. Poor teams and moaRer at
tendance Is said to be the cause. The
schedule was started two weeks ago
Win Charleston. W Va. Chillicothe.
o.. Lexington. Ky. Portsmouth, ~
Maysville. Ky. and Huntington. W Va
The dcfunct clubs were tail-cndera
The loss Of these two teams will hit
the Ohio State League n severe blow
es the present schedule was started
under very unfavorable conditions
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COAL Triple BURNED.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. July 22.-The
coal upple Of the Brandenburg Coal
Mining Company az lockwood. 80
miles northwest OF Cumberland which
coaled the engines on the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad was completely
consumed by FIRE early yesterday
morning. The loss o. $4,000. partially
insured. The steel work Of the tipple
may BE- suitable for service again and
70 viii be rebuilt Although "a watch
man was on duty when the ERE broke
out. the flames had gained such head
way BY the time Of their discovery.
that they were soon beyond control.
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MEXICAN PEACE
teontlsu.a rrom - 49,

Argentina. Brazil and chile. who mo
dated in The International dispute BE-.
tween The United States and Mexico
have indicated through Secretary Bry.
an their belief that p peaceful trans.
Ger 81 authority could be- accomplished
with little difficulty 10 an amnesty
we're granted and proper guarantees
fivCn The United States government.
realizing this, o. working hard 10 OBJ
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Awakening to Necessity
of the
Use of Advertising

Never before advertising looked upon favorsbly
the present time
Advertising has become the soul Of trade, and advance
ment OF trade would be impossible without IT,
Imagine what would happen 20 the business world IL all
advertising suddenly cut off.
Undoubtedly trade would suffer should advertising sud
denly a standstill
Advertising has become lasting. propeling force Of
modern business expansion.
The business Of to-day who refuses advertise
finds himself in the Of the business procession
Again people easily influenced bv advertising
to-day than ever before
That's because advertising honest and IL has
better standing with both the public and the business
Dishonest advertisers decreasing and honest advcr-
tsers are becoming more numerous.
In fact 10 gives merchant standing advertise be-
the people understand that only the
chant with honest goods. that afford advertise.
In other words 10 don't gay advertise anything but
honest goods. for without merit there cumulative
suits and without the come back the rerea business
stand the expense Of Advertising
Failure make Of advertising the modern force for
business expansion may give your competitor advantage
that 10 will be hard 90 overcome.
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A QUIET WEDDING

special Dispatch 90 tts frt.f.f.-..-
tt MBERLAND Nd Iuiv 81 or.
lando - stalneckcr. Of Homer. ~
Va ana Misc Eula Ethel Moss OF
huckhannon. W. Va. were married
tuesday az The parsonage ~ the
nited brethren church here by the
Rev. " Eugene Richardson.
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Improve Your cono,.xio.

Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver and by onstipation
Take Chamberlain Tablets and YOU
viii improve them both For sale by
all dealers ADV.
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F.rff u.N..rIhIr. Of $50 are
wanted Iufa1 $1,000
Euharrffrra ores
SIRE Harry Whffrklr $50
Jos sreidrf .........F.n
FIffN euherrfh.ra 90 eLI are
wanted Tufaf o re-
one hurIref suherrIbrra at $40
sre wanted Tnfaf 900
Two hundred subscriber o. s.
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LOCAL PEOPLE ASKED TO HELP
IN GREAT TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
are wanted. Total $1,000.

are wanted. Total 81 900.
Dive hundred subs ribrr- ~ a ~.
wanted Totsl ts0s
Subscribers are.
fnend ...-....-.....-ti
The foiio~ing sums are also &C.
know Lodged.
Mrs Robert J. Reed ..sis
IoIAL AMOUNT SOW ASKED
FoH-Sii.e8f
Donations Received.
One hundred pounds OF coffe.
IL ~ Hehrens Co.
Free drugs. a. %. Bser.