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Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish In a Hurry
surDrisingiy Good coueh syrup
Easily sad CheapIy
Made az Home

" some one in your family has an oh.
stluatc cough or . bad throat o. 49,
cola that hiss been hanging on and rrfuars'
~ Weld 20 treatment, get from any drug
store ga ounces ~ Pimcx and make 4
into a pint Of cough syrup. and watch
that cough vanish
Pour the ~ ounces Of Pinex 20
t.hts WORTH into a pint bottle and mn
tnc ROT u with plain graduated sugar
tNrup. I De total cost is about "a ~rnfs
huu gives you full pint-a far1iiv
fPupn--pf o most effective remedy -
eaNinE ~ 81. A day's use will flansifv
eHorcoue a hard cough. Easily prcr.s..i.
- mi nutcs full directions with Pine,
kes'5 re. .ceily and has a pleasant tasfe
Cfiltrcn IKE a.
- really remarkable how prompfiv
~ EASILY 20 iQosens the DRY. hoarae Or
gght cough and heals the inaamrd mem.
ars in painful cough. IL alao aiops
Nl1 formation ~ phieRm In the thrort
tn1 hfoiehial tubes. thus ending the Der
tle'nt loose cough. A splendid remedy
~ bronchitis, winter coughs. bronchial
asthma and whooping cough.
fincV is a special and highly conoen-
rated compound Of genuine Norway pine
tAtract rich IN Nuaiacol, which h -
heaihk 20 The membranes.
Avoid disappointmert hv asking wour
Druggist inr "tih ounces 81 pineg arf
q. net acccpt ANYTHING clsc. guaranfre
~ aheoiufo satisfaction rocs with this
btepefeton or money promptly refunded.
Inc timex Co. ~ Wayne. Ind.
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A SIMPLE WAY TO.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Easily Done At Home and At .
Trifiino Expense

The hair is like a fiower-it must
have care and proper nourishment.
Just as plant without air and water
withers and dies. so will the hair 10
II not given proper nutriment. The
scalp must be perfectly healthy and
Tree from dandruff. as the scalp is to
the hair what good soil Is to plants
and flowers.
III your hair II not pretty: n Il IA
losing its color. too dry. matted. fall
Ing out. or IL the scalp itches. you can
quickly overcome all of these condi.
tons by using Partisan Sage. which
supplies every hair need. II soaks
right in to the hair roots. stimu-
lating them and furnishing the nour-
ishment that is needed for the hair to
grow not only long and heavy. but
fluffy. soft. lustrous and gloriously
radiant
You can get bottle OF this inex.
pensive yet delightful and helpful hair
tonic from any drug or toilet counter.
Improvement begins with the very
first NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stopping the
scalp irritation II removes every bit
OF dandruff. The use OF this UNEQUAL.
ed hair tonic will surely give your
hair new life and beauty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
Makes Face Young
Tightens Love Ties

tretful expression. n wrinkled face
30 faded complexion. do more ~ drive
me male mem hrrH from home than la
,pfuupuiy guppoHed. 10 was one 81 my
EItaielt dlflicultlee o. appear smiling
frefh ard elegant when nv dear ones
w-fe WIZ me. buf have overcome all
maj have changed fnV mental nfff.
Iudn ana nov find Dr. second nafura fa
.p'h fhffriui. Due partly 90 fhfa. partly
~ f-funrkabIa Treatment rnouunIrndlsf
~ Irlfun. ruW auuHurunra has an Iru.
Wotrd Z iDuk fifteen years younger Than
before.
simple face lotion made bv dIaaofy.
tnf ~ nuucr - powdered Haaolifa in r.
htlI INT Witch hazel proved o. WONDERFUL
Nrinhi r-cnaaer. . Hfln uae this 1rraalon-
hilf. In rrnurate mF complexion uur-
,ilt'fi a. ounce ~ ordinary rurrrnfIyaH
waf 20 my druFolafa and before nrinr
tHla 20. mar ei0ur trans Formation Raj
tak u nlaco ~ Wa like removing an un-
fIHntIE mask. rfr ealing n new FACE
tnuihfuI cnm rffNl0n ~ distinctive Gelf-
coy clear white ard VeffrfF. fnrrrfv
aprlif1 ne eHN ike cold cream hrr1rl.
IflFlnE WaanlrE if ar mnrninre ION
49, treatment rufficed 49, uriIIa- Ia
olurwonan.
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RIVER NEWS

The river continues TO rise slowly ow-
ing TO the recent rains and yesterday
morning activity was resumed on the
river. The Mildred left az N o'clock for
New Matamoras. while the GrantsviIle
arrived a. ? o'clock. with a cargo from
NcW Marttnsvillc. The Grantsvfile will
enter the WhCcling-Ncw Matamoraa
trade to-day and will leave the local
wharf this morning a. an o'clock for
NeW Matamoras Tho Express has been
Withdrawn from this route and will en-
ter the sand business below Matamorae.
The stage below the McMcchcn dam
ia q above zero. and above the dam Ifa
whtlc tho STAGE ~ the local wharf Is
81. I'D 90 the present time there has
been very little change made In the up
per rivers. owing 60 the light rain fail.
river STAGES.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.8 feet. sta
tiounry. ariu.
srEunENv1LLE-91 feet. station
ary rain.
rARKERsBURG-is foot. rising:
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. stationary.
rain. :
OIL CITY foot. stationary. rain.
WARREN-.f foot below. stationary.
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SUFFRAGIST TO
SPEAK HERE SOON
MIS-. RosIEA sCHwrncnaER or Bupa
FEsTH MAErTo ToUH or
THIS DIsTRICT.
VIII Appear at ths EIks Club octobsr
aA-Ia TatiuF Active Part
In Ohio tight

hr Nosita scHeInner OF nuds p..ui
iiHuFarf. who BE- nov in Onto Tor .9o
weeks. .reakinr Tor fhe woman aur-srr
.mfnnmenf and f0r tac cessation OF ESQ
l' 'Irtu Nnnr. tells u dramatic fn d.
ufnt DOB her early career which rhsr.... ri
lN' hhnlr course uf her life ehe u.s
n nov GIri reporter on o. ufwauarrr ana
80 vas cent tu write uu uraffnr.
lN fhn fnHr.. ~ tna nrrrfIrr fnr orr.'-.
.llN ni admission ~ women fu n rrr
if.N NIuII. nrranIfHfInu came uu Tor
Tho speeches we're naUrrna
ann s1 dernEaforF tn tho rhararfsr .vt
i"l'lhFence of women ttat the new re-
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RECITAL GIVEN IS
BRILLIANT EVENT
MISS EVA EGERTER AND MRS.
EDWARD STiFEL APPEARED
At ELKS CLUB TUESDAY.
Many Events Are Being Given For the
Many House Guests In the City.
Reception Thursday.

The most brilliant recital giysh in
the city for some time took place
tuesday evening a. the Elks club
when Miss Eva Egerter made her
initial appearance before a Wheeling
audience after returning from Paris.
society turned out cnmasse and many
music critics. a. well as members OF
various music clubs. were present.
Miss EEerter was accompanied bv
Mrs. Edward Stifel. who is well
known ~ WheellnR's foremost plan
ist The stage was beautifully dec
GRATED In palms and other Dotted
plants and during the evening Florist
lAnghans was present 20 present 20
Miss bgerter the many handsome
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Miss Alberta StenEer OF tho Nation
al Road. who will be married on
Thursday Of this week 10 Mr.. Meredith
J.. Hart. was pleasantly surprised on
Monday evening by n number Of her
friends. who called and presented her
with a number Of pretty and useful
gifts. a pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all The winers In the two con
tests were Misses y bel Nuss and Car.
oline Kroniaeger. Al a late hour a
dainty luncheon was served. Those
present were.
Misses.
kthel Ihurber. Bessie f.nndmcvcr.
Nlnffta FinnEcrs Minnie Iulfc.
'"ra rcrir. Lulu ffart
sophia laudmcvcr. Ethel Nuea
t.ik1hefh frhriuE. Carrie Nnidrrf
Hazel smith Helen fehrInr
moitnD kruuIncger. Mary White
~ fn rhulL Dorothy stcngcr.
May Landmfycr.
Mcadamoas
n stcnger WIN. o. Hart. Dr..
HaW. ~ cunning bertha Meyers.
ham.
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floral pieces offered by friends. music
clubs and relatives. as tokens of love
ana appreciation OF her marvellous
voice. one piece was a tall French
basket hlled with thirty American
Beauties. Handsome chrysanthemurns
and other autumn flowers were In.
cluded in tire gifts.
As soon a. Miss Egerter made her
appearance she was greeted with
hearty applause. The first number on
the program was a piano selection.
Polonaise" by Chopin. by Mrs. I'd.
ward stifel. and she pleased in her
usual way. During the evening she
played Plano Concert tude BY Mac.
Do"el and other numbers for en-.
cores.
Miss Eeerter Appears.
Miss Egerter sang first the selec.
lions from Campbell-Tipton such as
The Crying Water" a Spirit FTov
cr' and "Rhapsodie.~ The marvellous
clarity Of her voice was well demon.
strated In these songs and her clear
articulation OF every syllable was on.
Joyed BY all. Miss ERerter puts her
whole heart into her work and her
personality IL quite pleasing Miss
EeerterE rendition OF "poIonaise %
Mignon by Thomas and Una Voco
POGO Pa On Barbiere de- siviRlia1 bv
hossini. "A Tolr by Bemberg. Aria
lbouiso) BY Carpenter. were won.
derful Her voice control was well
displayed and the sweetness OF each
note was noticeable.
Miss Egerter studied for two Year,
under ". dAubigne Of Paris and has
appeared In recitals In the same ctfv
and other cities OF the European
countries. Miss Egerter's voice h Of
such quality and volume that Il pleas
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For Miss NleberoalI.

theater party was given at the
Court. Monday evening" for Miss Eliz-
aoeth Niebergall. whose marriage to
MI. Paul Barnes takes place in the
near future. After the performance of
John Bunny the guests repaired to the
Hoge-Davis tea rooms and enjoyed a
luncheon. Those in the party were:
Misses Elizabeth NiebergaIl. Thresa
Cook. Mary Gorsuch. Eleanor Irwin.
Beulah Daugherty. Mayme Cook. Hell
en- Gorsuch, Frances O'Neil. Edna
Daugherty and Minnie Niebergall.
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MISCELLANEOUS shouer-

a miscellaneous shower was given
last evening in honor OF Miss Elsie
Mcclure. who recently became the
bride OF Jack McGlone Of Patterson.
The affair was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs McGlone BY Mrs. s n.
Harris class OF the First NJ. r. Sunday
school About thirty guests we're
present and enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Many useful gifts we're re-
ceived by the happy young couple.
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Luncheon at Windsor.

Mrs. c. n. Taylor entertained with
a luncheon at the Windsor hotel Tues.
day as a compliment to Mrs. w. C.
BAH. OF Cleveland. Mrs. Homer b
Taylor. OF Annapolis. Md. and Mrs
w. II. McKown. of Bethany. Cards
were enjoyed after the luncheon.
Mrs Taylor's guests included:
Mrs. w. c. Ball. Mrs. II. b. Taylor.
Mrs W. ii. Mckown. Mrs. Edgar f.
BOYD. Mrs. w. n. Smith. Mrs. T. II.
Meighen. Mrs c. n. Taylor and Miss
Carrie Zane.
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the local marine recruiting station yes
terday and were accepted and sent to
Norfolk. Va. where they will report
for duty. Several other applications
have been made at the once. but as
yet Wilson and Hauser are the only
ones who have been examined.
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Celebrated baritone Gamma

Wilmot Goodwin. baritone. will give
an entertainment under the auspices
OF the Ladies OF the G. A. II. at the
A o. L. w. hall October 10 and 20.
Goodwin will be assisted by Messrs.
Maurice Warner. violinist and Lee
Cronican. pianist
Mr.. Goodwin possesses voice OF
wonderful power and has sung sue
cessfully in the New York churches.
the St Paul and Boston Festival. For
three years he sang the leading role
OF the Aborn Opera Co. and won for
himself praise from all music critics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
Birthday Anniversary.

Miss Mary Staggers very pleasantly
entertained number Of young people
on South Front street Saturday even.
ing October 10. in celebration OF her
twenty-second birthday anniversary
Inc evening was spent in games.
music and candy making. which was
enjoyed by all Those present were.
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Misses Elva Crawford. Bertha Blot.
ter. Josephine Drum. Emma Yoss.
Elizabeth Kaufman. Ella Gaudinr'
Ada Hubacker. Estella Reese. Rose
Kaufman. Mary Staggers. Messrs.
A r. Cox. Hugh Jewett, Samuel
Mountford. Arthur Boltz. Archie
kughn. VIM Bentler. Charles Grome.
j. J. Kaufman All departed TO their
homes wishing Miss Staggers many
more happy birthdays.
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w. c. 7. U. BANQUET.

AT the home of Mrs. Thomas Scho-
Held, corner Fourteenth and Wood
streets. members of the Central Union
w. c. T. L. enjoyed a banquet. The
banquet was given by the losing side
OF the membership. OF which Mrs. Hen
rietta Ambrose is the captain. to the
winning side. of which Mrs. Elizabeth
Ruth is captain. The banquet was
given at O'Clock. with Mrs. Schofeld,
the president OF the union, acting as
toastmistress. She made an able ad-
dress. in which she congratulated the
two captains of the teams and pre-
scented them with gifts. She gave to
them blind tiger. designating that
II is mascot to guard against any
more such animals" in the State. The
officers of the union are: President,
Mrs. Thomas Schofeld: secretary.
Miss Ida Clemens. treasurer, Miss
Mary Belle Redman. The long table
upon which were spread all the delica-
cies OF the sean, was decorated in the
autumn flowers and flags. There
were covers for Mrs. Helen Clark.
Mrs. Lorena Humphrey. Mrs. Emma
Humphrey. Mrs. Ida Clemens. Mrs.
George McKown. Mrs. George Wright.
Dr. Emma Wells. Mrs. l.. o. Daven-
port, Mrs. Small. Mrs. Mamie Hubbs.
Mrs. Mary J. Belville. Mrs. Lydia Me
laney. Mrs. Julia Rine. Mrs Matte
Marlowe. Miss Frances Ruth. Mrs.
John May. Miss Emma Shellenberg.
Miss Viola Ambrose. Mrs. Jacob Al
baugh. Mrs. o. s. Botsford. Mrs r. T.
Fair. Mrs. w. w. Smith. Mrs. w. NJ.
Shultz, Mrs. +. J. Ruth. Mrs. Thomas
Schoheld. Mrs. Mary Holt. Mrs. Eta
Ambrose. Mrs. F. f. Brinistool. Mrs.
Frank Lisby. Mrs. Chris Sanders. Mrs.
William Mills and Mrs. Mary Red
man.
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Uirieh-HertleIn.

The following is a copy OF cards re
ceived in the city:
Mrs. Appolonia Hartlein
requests the honor OF your presence
at the marriage OF her daughter
Elizabeth Gertrude
TO
Mr.. Robert J. Ulrich
on Wednesday evening, October
twenty-eighth
nineteen hundred and fourteen
3Si6 wetzel street.
At home
After November FIRST
40 shiloh street
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Music DEPARTMENT

The Music department OF the wo-
mans club will hold their first meet
ing OF the season this afternoon al
the A. o. u w. rooms Mrs. Julius
Pollock. the chairman Of the depart
ment. VIII preside. The years pro.
gram will be discussed.
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Party at West Liberty.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonar. Of West
Liberty entertained at their home last
evening. The Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Bible classes Of the
West Liberty Presbyterian church
were the guests. Games music and a
program were the diversions. Re-
freshments were served.
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Enaaaement Announeed-

Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Lutz have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Regina. to Mr.. Harold
Moore Sawyer. Of Waverly. n. Y.
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Or. oRAcRAFT CANDIDATE
For once Of Sheriff Of Ohio County
20 Succeed sheriff Sweeney.

While no formal announcement Of
his carc.dacr has o. 70. been made.
% is stated ibst pr Leacn Cracraft. Of
Pm Grove Will BE- a candidate Tor fhe
ohice of sherin. 10 succeed present
sheriff A. q. sweeney.
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Kahn Club.

The Kahn club will entertain with
the third of a series of dances at their
hall. Thirty-sixth and Wood streets,
Friday evening. Oct. 16. Bachman's
orchestra will furnish the music
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Thursday OF this week. Mrs. Max Beu-
ter Is chairman. and a chicken and
waffle supper will be served. Cards
and dominoes will be enjoyed in the
afternoon and dancing In the evening.
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wonnrs CLUE cAEErpAr

Wednesday. October 14-Music de-
partment tstudy hour. Mrs. Julius
Pollock. chairman.
Thursday. October IL. at 2.30-Prisci--
"a Improvement Club. Mrs A. ID. Smith
Waddington.
Friday. October is-current events
department. Mrs. Charles J. Proud
foot. chairman All these meetings will
hall.
Tuesday. October i3-Island Literary
club Mrs. r. Beideman. South Penn
street.
Friday. October I6-Woman's club
Moundsville Hostesses Mrs J. A
Bloyd and Mrs. J. r. Dudley.
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Junior Auxiliary.

The Junior Auxiliary to st. Mat
thews church held a meeting in the
Sunday school rooms last evening.
Miss Gussie Wright was in charge.
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For Mrs. MitcheII

Mrs. ]. Sumner Jones entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
kenwood for Mrs. II. f. Mitchell. of
West Point. n. Y, who is her house
guest. The affair was in the nature
of bridge luncheon and for those who
did not enjoy cards. sewing was the
diversion. The table was decorated
with Aaron Ward roses. There were
covers for:
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TEST WELL DUE.
First Well OF West Liberty Oil Com
pany Expected To-day.

The first test well OF the West Lib
erty Oil Company, which Is being
drilled on the Parsons farm. on the
outskirts Of West Liberty. is expected
in at any time. The company having
the well drilled is composed of Penn
sylvania capitalists. associated with
William II. Hearne. Franklin Ander.
son and Dr. Russell II. Skeels. OF this
city. According TO reports. all indica-
lions are for producer. and Il Is said
that fancy prices are being offered for
leases on town lots and other pieces
OF Unbiased property in that vicinity.
Munster. Ireland. has a crop area OF
w .lL nnrnn and manila To-. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14

Climalene gets the dirt and grease
out OF clothes. and OF your hands
try Il.
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The following cards have been is
sued by Mrs. w. w. Holloway:
Mrs. William sWarheld Holloway
At home
friday afternoon. October sixteenth
Three to Five O'Clock
90 meet Mrs Bird
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J. H Wilson and Floyd Hsuser. two
young men Of Bridgeport. applied al
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The hrst kanee-visite Of The season
VII BE- given az tho Arion club on
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TWO RECRUITS

Accepted BY the Local Marine Re
eruitina Station Yesterday.
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n r.. Mltchell' OF Edw. Franzheim
west foint PEBBLES Tatum
Kenyon Joyce. OF Hal Speidel
Texas City. Tex. c. r. Tolson
G. II. Con. OF Wash Sheweil GIbhs
- nstoh. -. =. Harry Bradley
- thauncey Dewey Art ID. Mead
Norman Ritchef w w HoT1ouav
Arthur @. Stifel George IIst
Steve Rice Aiex C.Iass
Ray y. Naylor Jesse Speidel
singleton faun William +. Rownd
Miaseas
hstherine franz Florence OFT
helm
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Delightful Luncheon.

Mrs. Kenyon Joyce. OF Texas City
Texas. entertained with luncheon al
the Fort Henry Club. Monday after
noon. The luncheon was served al
1880 o'clock. and the decorations were
OF pink roses and snap dragons. The
guests included:
Mesdamea:
II. r. Mitchell. OF William Rownd
west Point, y. Y w. w. Holloway
y; summer Jones Kenyon Joyce
SheWeu gibbs Ed. Franzheim
Neii Davis. or Pitts Hal Speidel
steve hiee Singleton PAUL
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Munster. Ireland. has a crop area OF
1,2SI.29I acres and population OF
1O35,494 persons.
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porter forgot herself and sparng to her
feet In defense OF her sex
IL was her frst speech. but she was
stirred TO tie depths OF her soul and a
torrent OF denial vindication and appeal
rushed TO her lips. She turned from one
to another Of the astonished faces In
her masculine audience for support and
sympathy. She did not ind IL. Then,
soul, and she turned from the bigoIry-
or that small group Of men TO the eter-
nal Justice Of God and the future and
spoke as she was moved"
After she was through. one after an
other OF her hearers got up and riot
culed her mercilcessly. Being an mex
and felt the hall. feeling herself a pa
riah and an outcast.
Entered Into the Worn.
For a long time afterward she refused
70 appear on the street when she did
conquer her humiliation and resumed
work IL was with a horror OF public
speaking impossible TO describe But
along with this horror was a deeper one
the horror OF a world deprived OF the
mother voice In the conduct OF its az
fairs IL was not long before she en-
tered the feminist movement by way OF
the labor movement among women Nc
cessity forced her into public speaking
and so effective had been the baptism OF
hre OF her hrst experience thar no sub
sequent encounter seemed 20 disturb her
Mrs. Schwimmer speaks German like
native and English and French nearly
a. well No one who hears her ever
forgcts her wit. something so subtle and
irresistible that in debate IL nows dow n
her antagonist a. a scythe cuts a dam
deliOn gone to seed
But she II something more than an
oratorical wit. she s. a consecrated aud
unselfish worker in "A cause for when
she has sacrificed a brilliant Journalistic
career.
Mrs. schwimmer speaks in Wheeling
at free mass meeting under the aus
pices OF the Equal Suffrage League,
Thursday evening. October %, at the
Elks club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
PENNsYLyANIA-Canadensis,

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN-Where you
can catch trout; greatly enlarged; rms en-
suite with bath; garage; saddle horses: all
Lack. II. H. WI, a NJ, ID. Price, CanadensIs Pa
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SEEK NO LIBERIAN CONTROL.
Kuhn, Loeb a Co. Deny Reported
Designs on Republic.

A member OF the firm OF Kuhn. Loeb
& Co. denied yesterday that his Arm r.
trying TO establish a financial Dictatorship
over Liberia. lie pointed out that X. r.
Clark. receiver OF customs OF that coun-
try whose methods are said 20 dlsplease
the Liberan Government. Is an appointee
OF the United States Government and not
an agent OF the bankers.
He added that few years ago. as
Liberia was said to be In danger OF be-
Ing taken by Great Britain and France.
owing to her debts to those nations. the
State Department prevailed upon Kuhn.
Loeb n Co. and other bankers TO mako
a loan to the republic which helped clear
up her financial difficulties. Kuhn. Loeb
4 Co.'S participation in the loan was
about si,500.OO0.
In order TO protect the bankers and TO
insure the repayment of the loan from the
customs OF the country the United States
appointed Clark receiver OF customs. IL
Is necessary for Liberia to maintain a
military force TO protect her borders and
to guard against smuggling. As 1t was
feared that II the customs revenues were
paid to the Treasury Department OF Lii
IBERIA the soldiers might not be paid Mr..
Clark was directed by the State De-
partment TO pay the military directly from
the customs duties. The handling OF her
funds by an outsider has never been
pleasing to the Republic OF Liberia and
this is not the first time that she has
offered objections to this country.