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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12


had made fortune. She was ami
mated solely by duty; 1 want you,
Dorothy, to be dutiful, too, and yield
to our wishes. Put Tom Richards
out Of your head until you have sue
ceeded-say for five years."
That was couple of months be-
for, when Dorothy and he were on
their way back to America. She had
just completed her education at the
Conservatoire of Paris, and had won
every medal for which she was eligi-
BILE.
Now failure and not success had
crowned John Ranseme's efforts.
And Dorothy knew There had al
ways been complete frankness be-
tween father and daughter John
told her, and noted, with something
of bitterness, that Dorothy did not
seem to care.
''It seems useless to go on" he
said. Il have no wish to see you
famous as a second-rate pianist.
There is no need for you to earn
your bread. l do not care if you
never touch the pianoforte again"
Dorothy came behind his chair and
put her arms about his neck. ga
ther," she whispered, now will you
consent to my thinking of Tom"
John Ransome sighed He knew
that the young man had been wretch
ed since Dorothy told him, with tears, |
but firmly, that he could not come |
to the house for the present. She
had not left him without hope, but |
to youth five years seems an endless
period.
Yes, my dear" said her father,
bracing himself to meet the situation |
manfully.
He was more than repaid during
the following weeks by seeing the
old light of gladness creep into his
daughters eyes. And her cheeks
were red and her air gay. Tom was
certainly a very fortunate young
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

Wc1COIuSu u1Iu DIS d SOH-lu-ldW, duu
all the while the piano stood I'M
opened. Dorothy never touched the.
keys. The marriage was to take
place in two months time.
One day Ransome was surprised
by a visit from his old acquaintance,
Herr Jaeger. In fact, the old man
had made trip of a hundred miles
to see him. After dinner he ex-
planned the purpose of his visit.
"Once, many years ago." he said,
81 made a harsh judgment and
spoiled a promising career. Since
then, whenever l give an opinion,
think about it afterward. l do not
want my mistake to be repeated.
Perhaps was feeling out of sorts on
the night when heard Miss Dorothy
play. l have come to ask her to
play again, so that may perhaps re-
wise my judgment"
Dorothy went indifferently over to
the piano, selected the piece which
had been the chief item at her con.
cert, the Fourteenth Hungarian
Rhapsody of List, and began to
play.
When she had finished Herr Jae.
ger was standing at her side as if
spellbound.
my dear, 1 made a mistake" he
said. you are a genius. Your in
depreciation of the master is as won
derful as your technique But you
did not play like that at the concert"
The door opened and the butler
announced Tom Richards. And Dor
othy, forgetful of the visitor, ran to
meet him and was clasped in his
arms.
1t was quite a minute later when
she found herself standing in confu-
sion before Herr Jaeger. The old
mans mouth was smiling, but his
eyes were moist,
Mr. Ransome, that is what l re-
ferred to when l said that the gift
might come" he said. Love is the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Marwood Rriefs

Harry Shearing of Nineteenth street
spent Sunday visiting friends in Pitts
burgh.
William Archer has returned 10 his
home in Warwood after visiting
friends at Dallas.
Miss Nora Serig OF Main street
South Warwood. left sunday for a
visit TO friends in Washington. Pa.
Mrs. John HefnVr Of RiChland ave
nue., South WarwoOd. is improving af
ter III for few days
Misses Madelyn Korn and Helen
Weaver OF Wheeling spent yesterday
visiting friends in warwood
Richard, the young son OF Harry
Doan Of Reilly Hill road. is imuroving
after being in for few weeks
Misses Jane Brokaw and Bessie
Madden. Of BroOkside. have re;ruend
home after visiting al the home OF
Miss Mary Reeves. of Main street.
North Warwood.
The members OF the Loveland Vol
unteer Fire and Protection Asso-
citation met last evening at the home
Of the fire company on Fifth and
Main streets
Harry Daughtery has returned 10
his home at sWoodsfeld. O. after
spending last week with Mr. and Mrs.
/. J. Coleman, Of Main street. North
Warwood
:. I. Christian. Of North Warwood
viii speak az the Hamilton meeting
this evening in the tabernacle IN
Wellsburg.
Harvey Nally has returned to his
home in Martins Ferry. after visit
ing friends in Warwood. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Smith. of Charleston.
W. Va, Is keeping house for nor
brother. j. 7. Petit, OF $50 Twentieth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

storm OF slight energy. attended
by light snow. Is passing nOrtheast-
ward over the lower Lake region and
upper Ohio valley. This storm caused
light snow over the Ohio valley and
northern portion Of the Tennessee
valley last night
A high pressure. cold weather area
covers the Missouri and Mississippi
valleys this morning extending wei
Into the Ohio valley. \ low pressure.
warmer weather area a. spreading
southwark over the Northwest
Fair weather will continue in this
section tonight. with probably slight
~ lower temperature. Increasing
cloudiness With higher temperature. h
Indicated for Tuesday. The tempera-
ture Tuesday morning will probably
be about degrees above zero.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday % degrees. lowest last
night. II degrees. melted snow. 0.22.
The Ohio Will continue TO fall in the
district
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
"CASCARETS" FIX
SOUR STOMACH
Sluggish Bowels Cause Gases,
Indigestion and Food
Fermentation.

Get a lO-cent box now
That awful soreness. belcninE OF
acid and foul gases. that pain In 49,
pit Of the stomach. the heart burn.
nervousness. nausea. bloating after
eating. dizziness and sick headache
means a disordered stomach. which
cannot be regulated until you re-
move the cause. II isn't your stom-
ach's fault. Your stomach Is as good
"a any
Try Cascarets. they Immediately
cleanse the stomach remove the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry on the con
supated waste matter and poison
from the bowels Then your stomach
trouble Is ended. a Cascaret tonight
viii straighten you out by morning
1O-cent box from any drug store
viii keep your stomach sweet. liver
and bowels regular for months Don't
forget the children-their little in.
sides need a good. gentle cleansing.
too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
City Council 70 Met

The CITY council Will meet IN recu-
laT semi-mouthly session next Thurs
day evening I'm the Bank OF McMechen
anu the session promises 10 be one OF
lhe most important yet held by the
franchise made by the Wheeling Flee
tric company will likely take ~ the
entire evening, as IL is said that the
electric company is actually going 10
present a copy Of the franchise want
90. which has not been presented TO
the council as vet MANY local ci :.
zens have stated that they will be at
me meeting and watch the proceed
ings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Maxine Great Preparstio,s

ne committee ~ tho NcNocben
board Of trade which has charge Of
TO" lyc"um course b. making great
preparations for the rendition of tho
last number which will De held I'm the
Thursday evening. FEBRUARY % TLo
cast VIII D." an home talent and !,
pIrnd'd IrorfGm Is being ARRANGED
winch is sure 10 please all Local nor.
. 'hs should come 20 the front and AZ.
tgud This, production. as members OF
Ut" noard nave been going into their
$500. - lo H'Iray expenses on the
former numbers. and several surnrfss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
McNechen Briefs.

Many local persons enjoyed the fine
skating at the camp ground lake at
Moundsville last evening.
Frank MARBLE. Who mas been con
hned TO hi home with an attack OF
tOns.ItIs, il improving nicely.
The stork brought a bouncing boy
10 the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John pat
rick Sunday morning
The young child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. MARBLE i confined 10 the family
home with slight illness
y sleiCLiug party left this CITY early
last evening and drove 10 the country.
where dinner was served. Ecrort
roads are In good condition for sleigh
ing
Albert BauWb berger OF this CITY
eryed on the .rry AZ Moundsville yes
.crday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
'MECHEN
Smith Funeral Held.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Homer NJ. Smith. who died
az the Miners hospital at Fairmont
"a Few days ago following an accident
tally injured. were held yesterday
morning at the Church OF God at 10
o'clock. Rev. o. .. Tracey. pastor OF
the Church OF God. pfficlated. The
brotherhood OF Trainmen, OF which
the deceased was a member. attended
the funeral in a body The b. a o.
furnished a special train. which con.
Veyed the funeral party TO Wheeling.
aud special cars were then taken TO
Greenwood cemetery. out the pike.
where interment was made. The fu-
neral was very largely attended. as the
deceased was one of the hest known
young men IN this section and had
many friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

The Panhandle traction line had all
OF its men workisg on the tracks in
Marwood clearing the snow from them.
The traction company has had its
force out working daily since the
heavy snow Friday. Some OF the peo-
pie OF Warwood had their pavements
cleaned OF as soon as the snow quit.
while others have left IL on. Com
plants about this have been made
and IL Is thought that council will take
II up at the next meeting. Farmers of
Richland district stated yesterday
that the snow had drifted as high as
some OF the fences in many places
and that they could not keep on the
road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Men Clean Streets

The breaking Of the Bayles paper
MN dam few days ago caused the
w uteHhs Traction company 20 put a
force Of men out Yesterday morning
cleaning the snow and ice from lie
tracks between Fifth and Seventh
streets. The water had run over the
tracks and troZe. making traffic al
most impossible. However. the men
soon had the street cleaned as good
as could be and passengers were fhen
aDle 10 walk abOnt the strerf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
To Meet Uis Evenlno

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society, Of the First VI Z. church will
nee lhls evening ~ 1870 o'clock at
seventh street Many matters OF much
importance will be up for consider1-
ton and all members are urgently TO.
qugsted 20 be present. \ social session
VII be held at the close Of the meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
BENW00D


Furnace "B" Of the National Tube
company. Riverside department. will
resume operations iIL full tuIs morn.
inS after being closed down for the
past few months during which time
the entire furnace was refined and
many new Improvement made and
repairs looked after The large E'r-
mace is said TO b. IN fine coud ion
and as many orders are on rID the
men employed look for a Ions .f.aIy
run. This department alone 'rIIIrss
several hundred men who are ans. uus
To- return 10 their old jobs Vita the
above resumption. practically every
mill I'm this city De- boz ourrstIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Revlvals Continue.

The annual revival services which
nave been In progress az the Church
on Goa OF THIS city for the past two
weeks cOutiuHc for an indefinite +ira
Many persons are joining the churcn
ana the pastor is Delivering special
sermons each evening The choir also
renders special selections during the
evening. All are cordially Invited TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
WARWOOD
Operated on Saturday.

Mrs. J. p. Petit OF Twentieth street
was operated on Saturday at L.
O'Clock at the Ohio Valley General hos
pitaL She Is resting easily according
} TO the statement made by the physi-
. clan. Mrs. Petit has been IN for some
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

The local Democrat held Ct mass
meeting last SUNDAY ouiue af tn.
city building and named fu. mon who
are to s"ry" at 10" polls dIrirs ia,
primary 20 be hold ON Thursday. Feb.
u"FF -.ih Many candidate HrH .v
Doc field for the yari0u. CITY office.
and me frht promises fo D.. p.r. "a
citing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Met Last Eurninn-

The members of the mission study
OF the Warwood Presby terrain church
met last evening at the home OF Miss
Cordelia Day at Twenty first street
Most or the members were present
and the evening was enjoyed by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

are In store for local persons at this
AFFAIR. Reserved seats can be secured
AZ the Carroll pharmacy on Sixth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

street. while his wife Is in the hos
pital in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Start married life righc-
with a comfortably fur
nished home. Well help
you.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
KEEP WHAT YOU GAIN

Most people who have but a small
reserve OF strength feel better I'm sum.
mer than in winter. The vitality gain.
ed during the out-of-door season car
ries them through the trying weather
of winter and early spring until there
comes a time when the stored-up re.
serve strength Is not sufficient.
How, then, shall we keep and add
to the reserve Of strength that means
so much? BY taking DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, the blood and nerve tonic.
to strengthen and sustain the system
SO that IL can keep all the strength
that Il has gained and gain more. DIR.
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blood and enable IL to carry nourishs
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disorders that have proved stubborn
for years have been reached Dy this
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OF appetite, sleeplessness, rheuma-
tism, anaemia or any other condition
caused or aggravated by thin blood
and weak nerves. DIR. Williams Pink
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OF any kind Two pamphlets describ.
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Co. Schenectady, ". ", II you men
ton this paper
= Your own druggist sells DR.. viii
liams' Pink Pflls.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
LAWYERS SAY
PEOPLE Are NOT
TO BE TRUSTED
Recall Of Judges Condemned as
Opportunity for "Capricious
Procurement"
LABOR EXEMPTION
ALSO CONDEMNED
Putting Weapon in Hands of
Unions Encourages Law
lessness"

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21-Condem-
nation in the most vigorous language
OF the judicial recall. and the labor
exemption clause In the recent anti
trust legislation, were made in COM
mittee reports submitted today at the
annual convention Of the American
Bar association. -
or judicial recall advocates. one
said:
They would substitute In the place
of the careful judgment Of tribunal
OF triers experienced in the trial OF
facts and learned In the law, the ar5i-
trary and capricious pre-judgment OF
Comparatively incapable arbiters de-
clared at mass meeting or at ref
erendum election"
"The new legislation discriminates
against the successful man." another
committee said OF the Clayton anti
trust bill.
ut snatches the prize from the
hopeful and energetic. And by legal
izing weapons OF offense on the part
OF labor unions il encourages lawless
labor leaders. There are some who
love the excitement and notoriety OF
strikes and profit by them"
The committee to oppose the judi
cial recall delivered a vigorous de-
nunciation Of Chief Justice Walter
Clark. OF the North Carolina supreme
court. without mentioning his name,
because OF his advocacy Of recall OF
decisions.
Some who would -disayow Social
lists as such. are nevertheless. the al
lies Of this Socialist doctrine" the
committee reported Within the past
year chief justice of one Of the old.
est states. In an address svowedly in
tended for the people of the entire ma
ton. held up to derision our federal
Legislation, its makers and It's ex
Founders. as a basis for his advocacy
OF the decision recall and OF other
changes In our form of government
His attack upon the federal legisla
ton and upon our system of govern
ment has never been surpassed In
malignant vituperation by that of any
Socialist doctrinaire."
Partial approval was given by the
committee to the ''Ohio plan" which
provides that no act OF the legislature
ID ly approved by the executive and
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

not vetoed by the people through the
refcreL DUN. shall be declared uncon-
stfsitional by the state supreme court
unless M least six OF the seven judges
concur.
I'VE are not advocating the Ohio
plan, but simply suggesting that for
existing insufficiencies which are rec.
ognized by the bar generally. II offers
some elements OF remedy consistent
with our form OF government" the
committee said.
The judicial recall amendments to
be voted uron In Kansas and Mime
sofa rext month were singled out for
particular depunciation. These re-
quire separate recall election. apart
from the election OF the successor OF
the deposed Judge, In case the recall
is successful.
by eliminating one Of the incident.
al objections TO the judicial recall.
these measures, thus sugar-coated.
were fed TO and swallowed by the
legislatures Of these two states, where.
without modification, the recall OF
judges had been previously rejected
the report read.
Summarizing. the committee said
"A perceptible change In sentiment
toward the judicial recall Is slowly
but surely showing itself among the
people OF the different states. In
many localities its true nature Is not
yet understood. In most states the
average voter has. as yet, insufficient
appreciation or its baneful character,
The work of education must be con-
tinued The sign, however. Of In
creastng enlightenment. due TO the
persistent efforts OF lis opponents. are
everywhere apparent Former leading
advocates of judicial recall are saying
! less about IL. Some OF them are now
saying nothing about II. Some have
apparently given up the idea Of the
recall OF judges, and have turned Ia
the judicial decision recall as sub
stitute."
The report OF the special committee
to suggest remedies and formulate
proposed laws complained that the
house judiciary committee had failed
TO keep its promise to give II hear
ing on antitrust legislation. or the
antitrust legislation IL said:
1T discriminates In favor OF labor
organizations. forbids injunctions In
labor controversies which would be
granted in other cases, and makes Ger
tain acts legal when done by labor
unions which are illegal when done by
others.
For example. we condemn the
Standard Oil manufacturers for en-
deavoring in the early days Of then
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

organization to drive competitors out
OF business. what Is this but q boy
colt? This was considered so crtmi-
nal by the senate that senators de-
clared they would rather have their
cotton DESTROYED by the weeyil than
use any Rockefeller money 10 prevent
the plague. Yet here we have q pro-
posed act which makes Il legal for q
labor union to persuade persons to
cease 10 patronixe or TO employ any
party TO dispute. This 10 boycott.
"Can Il have occurred 10 the gentle
men who propose this legislation that
IN the courts cannot decide these con-
troversies peaceably, they viii be de-
cided by force? The shocking results
OF the latter method we see plainly In
Colorado. Would II not have been
better to have tho questions which
have given rise TO bloodshed there.
decided In an orderly manner by the
Colorado courts?
"Your committee IL not opposed TO
organized labor. We freely concede
TO laboring men the same right TO or
ganixe that their employers, possess.
We are persuaded that In opposing
the proposed legislation We are the
true friends Of both.
"For our own part. We believe that
deadly competition is uncivilized.
This. and this alone, is the crime al
legged against the founders OF the
Standard Oil Co. For this they have
been held up to the public apology.
The United States government has
proceeded partly on this ground
against the great corporation. and has
procured its dissolution. II Ia perfect
iy plain that public sentiment and the
law as administered does not permit
deadly competition by corporations.
On every principle Of equality and JUS
tice II should not be permitted 10
trade unions"
The committee on taxation found 20
faults with the new income tax law.
Apart from specific defects the
lcommittee reported. '.the structure
and language of the act as whole
lis open to the gravcst defects. A re-
vision of the law should. therefore,
extend to its form as well as TO Its
substance The entire act should be
reconstructed. and there should be
placed upon the statute book an In
come tax law SO arranged and express.
ed so as to be convenient for refer.
ence, consistent In all its parts and
capable OF being understood by citi'
gen OF average intelligence"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

wholly clearing floors of every rental and exchanged
instrument in stock we're offering greater bargains than
ever.
Share this greatest and most successful of sales
YOURSELF-every day reduction Of stock
faster and faster the bargains moving as the sale APP
proaches closets YOUR opportunity, and you've just
THREE DAYS more in which to secure for YOUR home
one the greatest bargains in the history of the piano
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
FORMER DETROITER
IS Sent TO FRONT
Col. John Biddle Will Join Aus
TRAN Forces as Special OBJ
server for u. s. Army

Col. John Biddle, formerly OF De
troit, has written his brother DR.. An
drew p. Biddle. member Of the state
board OF health, that he expects to
be attached to the general stan OF
the Austrian army, and will leave for
the front within the next few days.
Col. Biddle was born in Detroit in
1859, and was educated in Geneva,
Switzerland and Heidelberg, Ger
many. He also attended the Univer-
sity Of Michigan for short time,
later going to West Point where ne
graduated In 1881, and was appointed
to the engineering corps Of the United
States army.
After seeing service with Gen.
Miles in Porto Rico and In the Philip
pines, Col. Biddle was for eight years
engineer commissioner OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia and for the past
two years has been a member of the
engineering stan in Washington. ne
is highly pleased with the Austrian
appointment.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
CONFIRMS
MARK COMPROMISE
Gives ID. u. r. Right to Build
Temporary Track at Disputed
Junction-Dix Corner

Permission for the D. u. II. to con
Dtruct temporary track across the
Imputed territory at Junction and
Dlx-aves., In order to start the work
msmen's Belt line running by Oct.
-. WAS granted by the common coun-
ell Tuesday night though the com.
mtttee report against the allowance
II . full clearance curve, was also
adopted. Permission to extend the
Went Warren line across the two
blocks from Thirty-second to Thirty
fourth-st, was also granted.
The IL charter amendments were
taken from the table. and formally
ordered placed on the ballots for the
November election
Trial OF the election board OF the
ninth precinct, Fourth ward, for al
Io9od frauds, was again adjourned. on
ntcoont Of the absence OF Aid. Hess,
r ou1o1 and Gilman.
s Az. Schultz won his fight to have
~ transfer granted TO Albert Krim-
noI'o saloon, from No. 1872 Orleans
q 20 No. $500 Jefferson-ave., sent
. &nck 10 the liquor committee The
<Iocntfon sought Is the old John Bolio
[1n1oon. and II Il said that the trans
|{or q made for Bolio, who was re.
'|1ned q license last spring.
0thultx contended that the transfer
Ms slipped through the liquor com
nlteee. and no one seemed TO know
now u got through
4 IN ordinance was passed, forbid.
11ne the stringing OF any banners
ncroos Detroit streets. after Nov. 1,
+ MS applies to banners advertising
'thnrifable institutions. the state fair
Nd semkpublic affairs. as well az
>1svote enterprises