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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
WAR TAXES To COME

The intelligencer pointed out the
other day that one Of the evil effects
Of the European war on this country
would be a deficiency In the govern
ment receipts through the decreased
customs revenue Al that time tho
Democratic leader Of the House OF Rep
rescntativcs. Mr. Underwood made
light OF the threatened cut In reve-
nues In that direction NcvertholeFs.
the blow has fallen. and yesterday a
conference was held by the admins.
tration leaders IN the Senate and
House with the Secretary Of the
Treasury. The report OF the condition
OF the treasury shows that the inter.
rupton In the European trade has al
ready reduced customs far more seri
ously than was expected 40 this early
stage OF tho war This conference will
undoubtedly have 20 decide on revc
nue. bill 20 meet this deficiency. or
else resort TO bond issue bond
issue. however. would not be adequate
unless the war Is Of very short dura.
ton.
This Is only one Of the afaictions
imposed on the United States. SHOWING
the far-reaohlng effects Of the conflict
In Europe No intelligent observer
could conceive how we could ESCAPE
the penalty that g. now recognized
except the optimistic Democratic lead
or OF the House 10 was a natural and
obvious sequence 10 the paraIyzation
Of the ocean carrying trade and tho
shutting down Of an operations of FOR
oisn producers. Oven with their fac
tories and mills running. there was nd
way 10 get the products 70 this coun
try.
The interests that will be- affected
by the proposed war revenue meaeur,
viii b. beer and tobacco. with Oh,
RAISING % internal revenue rates or
proprietary articles. such AZ prevailed
during the spanish.Amcrican War d
IL stated on good authority that tb.
present tar on beer ~ 81 rer barre
will BE- raised 90 81. and from thI.
source alone O. is expected that an f-
creased revenue NJ $50 900 600 viii
b. yielded The increase .a t.barr.
viii give an additional st0. o00. 0o0
600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
PERTINENT SUGGESTION.

As Wheeling pays eight-tenths OF
the county taxes. ~ has been suggest
ID by a prominent citizen that she
gets little or no return on the invest.
ment That r.. the money for paving
the pike and improving the county
roads f. furnished by the taxpayers OF
this city. while not one cent OF II Is
spent within the city limits. She In.
telligencer has no criticism 70 make
on this expenditure. but as suggested
BY the prominent citizen. the county
tax could be lowered to twenty cents
and ten cents added to the city levy.
which would enable the citizens OF
Wheeling 20 reap some OF the benefits
from the taxation they sustain. In
this way the same amount would be
raised. but the division would BE-
more just
All Of the suburban incorporated
towns have the public highways paved
at the expense OF Wheeling. and Il Is
a matter 81 conjecture whether the
citizens OF this city are going TO sui
Ter this state OF things to continue.
They are liable 10 take a notion Al
any time TO get some OF the benefits
of these taxes which are largely paid
by them. and for which they receive
no direct returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
DYING OUT-IF NOT DEAD

u was Just a. The IntelnEsncer pre-.
dieted II would BE-. The vote OF the
Progressive party IN the ohio prima
ries shows that II f. rnoribund 10 far
Ne party organization goes. 90 little
OF II being left IN the casting up OF
the ballots that ~ was not worth
mentioning IN the telegraph reports
Yet before the primaries there was a
resounding cry from the leaders boast
Ing OF its unimpaired strength. The
dvindiing away OF tho Roosevelt cast
I'm 1912 is shown by the results IN
Hamilton county. Two years ago
1900 Progressive votes were polled
but on Tuesday the Progressive can.
didate for United States Senator re,
ceived only 223. The same ratio OF
decadence runs throughout the State
Another striking example OF the
wasting away OF the party was shown
In the Kentucky primaries last week
Roosevelt received over 100 600 votes
IN that State. but az the primaries a
little over two thousand votes were
polied for the Progressive candidates
Wherever a count can be- had through
an election or a primary the same
dolefui exhibit Is made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

A man giving his name a. William
Ridge arrived In Alexandra this week
with his wife and two children. one
boy three years old and the other a
baby Of about 10 months. and was
given assistance a. FAR az Lynchburg
Va. on his way 20 Huntington. ". Va
where be says he has been promised
work In the coal fields They had
walked all the way from philadelphia
with very little 90 eat except what
they could earn by small tasks per
formed for farmers along the road
The man did not ask for charity. hut
announced his intention OF walking all
the rest % the way 10 West Virginia
They had been three weeks making
the trip from Philadelphia. and every
where they stopped there was no pros
pect Of employment The thought OF
The long journey on foot 10 Hunting
ton seemed 90 have no particular ter
rors for the party. but they aroused
SUFFICIENT interest IN Alexandria 20 en-
list the sympathy OF some plying on
lockers. who arranged for their trans
portatiOn as far as Lynchburg They
expect 20 90 the rest OF the way on
foot. but seemed 20 be greatly appre-
ciative OF this big lift on their Jour
ney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

take advantage o; TIE af,ieti0rs that
have cone % fh~ human race 20 procf
thereby There T. no TANGIBLE sHcuse
Cor ths sfvsnee IN prices on foodstu-s
IN this country. Ons % the most boun-
tifal hsrrsEts Provifsncs ever voach-
safed 70 the United States f. about 20
- rArusrec n seems a. II Il had
ben msrcif1Iiy provided 20 meet the
eairencies that have risen through The
European vars n T. true that this
country uin b. subjected 20 a few In
conveniences by reason % this belliE-
erent state. but The dependency Of
this country on foreign imports does
no, ortsnd 20 the necessities % life.
which ays around us In liberal prof1-
zion
u f. highly encouraEinE that Con
gress has taken coEnizance % the in
EQUITY. and that measures are form
Ing 70 curb the spirit % inordinate
greed that does not hesitate % prey
upon the public for their own enrich
meat and the impoverishmeut % the
unfortunate. This class should b. held
up 20 the scorn and contempt OF the
country. and they should be- made 20
feel tho heavy hand % the law for
their nefarious practices.
In Engiand. where there f. some 81
cuse Tor higher prices. similar prac-
tees were INDUCED IN. which threat
ened 20 bring on a famine among the
poor when rich and INSCRIPTIONS per
sons bought up all the visible provi-
sions. The English parliament
aroused 20 indignation. was swift 20
apply the remedy in passing a bill pro
viding for tho oonascation OF food
stuIs when gathered IN unusual guam
titles. In this country Of plenty the
Judgment OF the Offenders should be
swiiter and the punishment more con
dign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

a very considerable part Of what they
need
Secretary Houston pointed out that
cotton. corn. wheat and meat products
constituted the largest proportion OF
agricultural exports He said that his
departments statistics OF production
and exports OF corn showed a decrease
OF over 800 600 600 bushels in 1913
from 1912 and added. 1t does not
seem TO me likely that We are going
10 have a very large amount OF corn
10 export Importation OF corn the
past year exceeded exports by neal "
2 0OU. 900 bushels and with the crop
for the present year 5O00OO.0uO bush
els less than that Of 1912. Mr. Hous-
ton thinks II probable that this coun
tIy could consume h all without
much reduction In price. ~ any. The
demand from abroad for corn for food
IS expected 10 help 10 maintain the
present prices.
Crop Shortage In Europe
This season" said the secretary,
has been untavorable FOR crops In
Europe. as a result OF which there un.
doubleday is some shortage. now es-
timated az approximately 900 900 600
bushels. This shortage may be fur
Their Increased hy destruction % the
crops or failure TO harvest them
through the diversion OF laborers into
the army All these factors will tend
20 increase the demand abroad Tor
American wheat and strengthen prices
lt there Is an increased foreign de-
nand. for wheat We can certainly sup
ply ~. but can they get it,
IT congress takes vantaR
promptly OF the present situation and
enacts legislation for the enlarge
ment Of the merchant marine under
the American flag. not only would
great temporary relief be afforded but
permanent advance would be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
AMONG TrEsE Are NJ. AND MAS.
WILLIAM p. LANCE AND r
-. LANCE. OF CEILING
Liza Aiso Includes Mrs. =. s. PAUL %
Wheeiing ara May West Ni-gin-
ians-kot-a % interest From
TIE CapifoL

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug l3-Con-
unuing the nrst list which Was issued
THIS week. The State Department an
nounced the safety % many more
Americans, Who have registered a.
having arrived safely IN London. ia an
Alphabetical llst which Corfinues
through thu letter T.
u o. thought that the cable condl-
tons VII b. such nov. that the -
maindef % the names % Americans
iu London. Will b. COMPLETED In The
next list Those from West Virginia
sno have registered IN London are
Mr. and Mrs. }. p. Krak. OF Morgan
town l.. r. Lands. W Va Mr. and
Mrs William r. LANCE. and . IA
LANCE. % Wheeling. Alex MacElwiu.
Falrmont. J. G.. MckeoWn OF Martins
burg. Mrs. A. s PAUL. Of Wheeling.
James J. Pewrson. W Va. Clinton
ID Robinson. " Va. Edna Showal-
ter. ". Va. Dabncy l.. smith. wife
ard baby, ". Va. uahney Lee smith.
Of Clarksburg. Pearl Stewart. Of NeW
Cum beriand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Changes IN the Star service for the
following postonlces are announced
under order OF August 7.
Wolfcreek 10 Bromhurst. from Au.
gust II the route 20 begin at Clint.
Increasing the length OF the route by
1871 miles.
Peytona 10 Madison. from August II
the route 10 end az Danville. emitting
Madison and dccrcasink the length OF
the service by 1.69 miles.
Auto 20 Renick. from August 70 car.
rier is ordered 10 supply Auto. W. Va.
making difference OF half a mile.
Wolfcreek TO Union. from August Z
route 10 begin at Clint, emitting Wolf.
creek
Star service has been ordered dis.
continued between Nome and Circle.
Vile. ". Va. from August IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
wHEELING'S INTEREST IN 1T.

With the South American countries
appealing 20 the United States 20 come
to their aid by supplying them with
wants formerly furnished by the Eu.
ropcan countries now al war and help.
less 10 provide the demands OF trade.
most Of the manufacturing centers OF
This country are taking steps TO par.
ucipate in the movement started In
New York to 20 after the trade OF the
republics south Of as. The FIRST requi.
cite in securing the rclinquished bust.
ness Of the European countries g. an
adequate supply Of ships This r. be
inr attended % by the government.
and an emergency merchant marine
VIII mo- doubt soon De- forthcoming
There is no reason why Wheeling
should not profit by This trade wind.
iall with other industrial sections. e..
pec.ally iu such lines az pottery. glass
and manufacture OF iron and steel
These products are now denied the
south American countries that were
accustomed to purchase them from
The nations now 90 war 70 would bo
Won for OBJ" Wheeling board OF Trade
'o F'f busy in tris matter. az tho
'hamhrr' 0f Commerce en- other large
Industrial cities are doing By getting
'n touch with tho View York end Of
ih' movement. which is preparing 20
s' into fh.s promised land % trade
extension
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Pos, oriees oi.co,,irv,s

The Post Oflcs D.partrenf al tha
eLscontlnuance % the fouoWinx o.
tices Ban boo. Nicholas county. the
mail 20 70 20 Huminy Fails. Conrad
NICHOLAS county. mail % 20 70 Per
singer. Hookersville. Nicholas coun
~. mail 10 20 20 Muddlety. jewell
Leeis county. mail 20 Roanoke. sid
80. f4inam county, mail goes %
Trent. Lincoln. Wyoming county nal
goes 20 Trent. Opal. Nicholas county
ehlcn has been a special from TiogA
mail goes 90 TloEa Pearl. Nichola.
county mall goes 20 Mount Lookout
9hAa. hoane county. mall goes %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Americans Get st.amers.

Announcement reached the State de-
uartment today from the offices OF the
Sicllla-American Steamship company
in New York. that the Italian steam
ers. San Giovanni. San Glorkio and
san Gugliemas have been placed at
the service OF those Americans ma
rooned IN Italy. and will sail from
Naples, each with 900 passengers
aboard August 10. IS and 10. respec-
lively These are all tho vessels own
"a by the company. and have a carry
ing passage Of about 900. With steer.
age. as they have been used hereto
fore However. the vessels were new
ly equipped FOR the comfort OF the
American passengers. which dpcreas-
90 the carrying capacity OF each yes
sci about 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
UNCLE WALT: The Poe, PHILOSOPHER.

'.' 10 -' .' "a Fsf'F. ts.ts- q
On luscious steak. make my i0ra4s slu- ,,s
pleasure O AT the meat thar
....- treasure. The cook has -a.'et aitA zrs+ a-f
FORIEKtOOSt oocd the steak ~y liking uron NV rl,.e
see % wait magnificent striking The .ro4.
arc kind mar md
With tanks should them thanks -eA---.s r-,.-L
doctor views steak and chcus thc-sE about mi, t Won ~ ~
Turks ne cries. your works a -r+ Won gb. =. 80
the wholesome beet te -nP and the bean ana SQUASH
twill give itch. and yellow is-se +,
50 cut out steaks ard chickens ducks rantc R.t m -
his health too high DO be feeds
ste CAV and noUSes where the "a rather eat the iri
starry heights up wonder MAI ,,.sSc, ,.-'' 70
ScoPyrEst I''' y 9.ors. uattn.- aa.u,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

This lower rate and the London mar.
ket as a whole was easier.
Another factor OF favorable innu-
ence was the falling OF in interior d.
mand. with the result that little N
any more emergency currency was
transferred. Advices from various
sections indicate that much OF the
alarm recently manifested In this con-
nection has been allayed.
The Amazon valley IN the first three
months OF 1914 exported 2q.26S.41T
pounds OF crude rubber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS


ne montcu question as TO whether
or not the employ ment % state prison
c9nFicts on the public roads would be-
az FaHtagcuus or not appears 90 be set
ulug itself iu the Affirmative 90 FAR az
lne experiment nov going on In West
Tklhlh ls concerned. Reports made
by the state road engineer on the oper-
atoms this summer are more than ting
81 with optimism. - Charleston Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Apple Growers 20 or9anf,.

II ..'..H N.I.fNN n" on Foot Tor the fUrrua -
Won n' nr Apple Growers Association
.'r Morgan county. and We trust DO Will
PC n success. |f our fruit growers
would organize they could have a stor-
age Tor trglr ffuit and az the proper
iaae sou direct o. the consumer 90 a
l.''h irtter advantage than by shluuIus
o. commission merchants Tn This vHv
.InN W1H.i get better price bv saving
On" rr"Nts NJ The uiflfeuau The mat
I.E ms Nn0n placed in che hands q
some ~ the most prosperous and erneri-
rn.fn fruit growers -- WnrEar Mes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
GEO. NJ. SHOOK co.


cent In some instances today. but most
renewals were made OF s per cent
More inquiries for commercial paper
we're reported and n larger business
was done at TO 81 per cent out
Of town banks were the only buyers
In the open market
Local bankers combining their oper-
ations 20 the discounting OF bills Of
their customers
Sight Drafts Declined.
Sight drafts on London declined to
4si A. against Sis a few DAYS ago
Considerable business was done al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

no TTIET"""TT0 UU8|a0 vii U0Ir md
Lnaf the" are ovcrpllyiug the game
ltfN have. iu fact OVerulaved 10 al
ready. They areaUof only fulfuiur !.
Democratic hope but are az the sarne
time. carrying out Democratic plan
=" thoroughly are the PEOPLE 81 al par
l.Ff convinced that this thing o. true
that nobody any longer doubts and buf
rev. courrIeiua the most hardened n
the cursuirators. take the trouble Ia
uenL H. uunI-nEIlu unIaIa- DLaratch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Huntinrton.a s.nratinn-

Toe Huntington Herald-Dispatch de-
votes a two column head and a good
geal or space ON an item which conveys
me Information that Mayor Chapman
llH shaved on bis mustaChc. The last
time we saw lf=nu obscure army 0f
hristlcs Of the rubbcr-set VARIETY
struck us az of no such unusual import
.L.D---Llr.. -.MuIE I---LfnL- Nau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
STATE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
SAFETY OF MORE AMERICANS

e-sary Tor him 70 tisnount from the
-e.lcie 10 Ehich 3. Eent over The
rrEe rocks 10 rrsreuf ~. 49, frorn
4seetlngs tat there AZ. uubrtteed
.lre.ns alcne the urovored Inc u
rafcl Hhlch become itlpa rsIbis u
l-nes ~ htzh water. and that star
Io.t- service would b. duplicated tor
a total distance u SIS mil-a"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

war tavsg viii now have to te re-
sorted fo fo make Ha enc dsr-Ir-r..a Ga
our customs revenues caused bv the
European vars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

The remnants - the gallant old
Twelfth West virginia Infantry. rre
curtis regiment will be- in communion
nt Hianevs Grove to-day There are
only Few ~ them left
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

one - IRE worIfs i-o-ies would be-
ffe occupation nr ere Peace Palace az
The Hague ty tFe German tr4rar zee
liable to happen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

The vote cart by enc r-rr-s.-f.s
party in ths ohio primaries fr-sa IKE
censored European war news tsf.-
rrau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

The women '0 a suburb ~ rfsre beat
oT a German attack ry scaId.rr che
beeIerera That was ri case where the
tea kettle was rIEHfIe- than che sword
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
UNJUST PRICE RAISING

In this money mad commercial axe
~ h. not surprising that unsc-aprIors
and consciencoless dealers should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

no is en- -irht fol blow about ,f- GOOD
HIf chip of state bat shat We arrt
fHr' nou is sffpa fhat ru can f-.
seas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Vigorous Protest,

one hundred letters came In yes
teruay % Congressman Neely from
rural mail carriers protesting against
an order BY Postmaster General Burle
Jon 20 the effect that carriers serv-
ing standard route (2f miles or
over would BE- paid on the basis OF
The number 81 pounds and pieces Of
mail carried. At the same time the
House passed the Finley amendment
70 the Noon postal and civil service
bll providing that these carriers
shall" b. paid $500 per annum
without regard 20 the amount OF bus
ness done on their respective routes
Mrs. William A. Pitts and daughter.
Miss heta. Of Philippi. W Va. are the
guests for a few DAYS OF ID ". Gall
OF East Capital street Mrs. Pitts and
her daughter are returning from an
extended visit 10 Atlantic City. and
Mrs- f1tts L. spending a few days with
hoy brotherin-law. Mr. Gall. before r..
turning TO West Virginia
Among the West Vlrginians in the
city ara Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Rinehsi,
OF weston. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Big,
Hale and son. OF Weston. FranE
Aust. Of Buckhannon: and G. "
hhsrr. or wheeling. The latter Is en-
route home from Georgia.
Congressman Brown has gone %
Deal. y. J.. the summer home OF Col
george Harvey 20 be present az the
marriage Of Col Marceilus Thompson
ana Miss Dorthy Harvey. which cere-
mony takes place today Thursday
Congressman Brown has been noti.
fed by the Pension bureau that an
increased pension OF $50 a month from
May. 1913. has been granted James ID
Eichelberger. OF Marques
Dell kendrick has qualified In hts
examinations for fourth class most.
master AZ Clothier. W. Va and has
been entered on the commissioned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Director warburg has burned all his
financial bridges IN accepting "a place on
me Reserve Board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Somebody 4rrrt to favs cue r...
laureate BRIDGES cable before rr -.t
f.a war poem over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Finia. grRndiioquentiy exclaimed IN the
Senate II am Senator q the United
states" which moves the New York
Sun 90 remark that "the Joke 81 on the
United states. and particularly on New
Jersey"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Wh'f.-rs har faff frs ~I-rs f.- cove
error Cove November expedition
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wheeling e. entitled % some % tha,
South American trade. and should 20
after A.
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OPINIONS DIFFER
ON FINANCE PLAN
TO BRING ABOUT A PARTIAL RE.
SUMPTION or FOREIGN BUS
MESS RELATIONS
Morgan 4 CO. Sound Government on
Advisabtity o. loan 90 France
Other Loans Considered.

NEW YORK. Aug 13-The ou..
standing feature o. the day in fnsr.
cial circles was q further division in
the ranks o. fhe prominent banking
Interests respecting the methods 20
be- employed 20 bring about al least
"a partial resumption % foreign busi
ness Advocates OF an amendment f1
ne national banks permitting the use
OF udhE notes al reserves. are out
numbered by those who regard such
en- ert a. detrimental to the counfrys
best Interests The fact that The
CLEARING house committee has decilu-
% thus far 90 consider such an cN-
Iedi.nf seems 20 have given the prO-
on fhe 0<her hand. opponents OF the
lruNpsifion offer no solution looking
70 removal Of the many obstacles
nov ming greater proportions iu
connection with our foreign obiiEa-
AorH definite stand on this mo-
meutous question uiI soon have 20 be-
taknr Irasmuch rr warrants or notes
uf The city % New York. payable in
sold and largely held abroad. mature
september T.
large Lear To France.
hN..utr interesting development
msF 60 far towards solving this and
oihfr problems. was contained Orr the
announcement that y r. MORGAN n
company has sounded the federal
government regarding the advisabiIffv
pf q large loan 90 France No irfrr
nation 90 his subIerf was obtainabIe
at the crlces % the bankers and ir
coiI1 nor b. ascerfained how far these
ner1fiafions had been carried or what
prgs pecLs there were that The loan
Would Be placed 40 Information
could D. obtained from the urlnrIraI
international banking houses rera~f.
inE loan 20 Austria. NEGOTIATIONS for
Nnlch. % was announced a. Washing
Ton. we're under waV
CAL loans we're marked up % per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Trr rr-rrss-fr.s also -a- .- t-- re-
cert Ohi1 rrIrarllr
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Application turned Down.

The Post Orice department haa no
tined both Congressman SUTHERLAND
and Moss. who. In compliance with n
petition from constituents. were try.
INK 90 have a rural route established
from keuna. Jackson county. that 70
cant b. done. Showing why. this par
agraph from the letter 20 them VIII
suffice. The inspector reports that
the roads proposed % he covered are
In a very bad condition. 70 being nee