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The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
TO TAKE STUMP SOON.
Delaware Candidates VIII begin
Next Tuesday.

Wilmington. Del. Oct. 1.-THE speech
making campaign Of the various political
parties opens in this city next Tuesday.
and from that time until the end of the
campaign II is expected there will be a
steady flow Of oratory in all parts of the
State.
Both Democrats and Progressives will
meet in this city Tuesday evening and II
is probable the Republicans may also get
into action at the same time The Demo-
Gratis have obtained the playhouse for
their meeting place. Thomas F. Baysrd,
chairman of the Democratic State COM
mittee, will open the meeting and will in
troduce Senator Willard Salisbury as
the presiding oficer. The Senator will
make a brief speech. his first at a public
meeting in this campaign. Congressman
Franklin Brockson, candidate for re-elec-
ton on the Democratic ticket, will also
speak Speakers Of the evening will be
Speaker Champ Clark and United States
Senator Ollie James.
The Progressives will hold two meetings
the same evening. ]. Hall Anderson, the
Progressive candidate for Congress, will
speak in Eden Hall, the general meeting
place of the Progresslves. and George l.
Records, State tax commissioner Of New
Jersey. will address an open-air meeting
at Fifth and Market streets.
The Republicans have not decided on
the date for their opening meeting, but a
number Of prominent Republicans will be
heard in Delaware before the campaign
ends.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
IN FIVE Minutes
NO SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" Is the Quickest
and Surest Stomach
Relief.

If what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of lead,
refusing to digest, or you beIch gas and
eructate sour. undigested food. or have
a feeling Of dizziness, heartburn, fullness,
nausea, bad taste in mouth and stom-
ach, headache. you can surely get relief
in ive minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula, plainly printed on these fifty
cent cases Of Pape's Diapepsin. then YOU
will understand why dyspeptic troubles
OF all kinds must go, and why II relieves
sour, out-of-order stomachs or indires-
tion in five minutes. .Pape's Diapepsin"
il harmless; tastes like candy, though
each dose will digest and prepare for as
sinilation into the blood all the food you
eat: besides, it makes you 60 to the table
with a healthy appetite; but what will
please you most, is that you will feel that
your stomach and intestines are clean
ana fresh, and you will not need to resort
to laxative or liver pills for biliousness
or constipation
This city will have many "Pape's Dia-
pepsin" cranks. as some people will cali
them, but you viii be enthusiastic about
this splendid stomach preparation, too, IL
YOU ever take II for indigestion. gases.
heartburn. sourness, dyspepsia. or any
stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute. and rid
yourself OF stomach misery and IndiEsS-
tien iE fivO minuteS-AdV.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
SUFFRAGISTS AID
english RELIEF
Give Industrial Education to
Children Thrown Out
of Work.
LAUDED BY THE PRESS
Say Government Should Grant Women
Share in Councils Because of Their
Part in Bearing Wars Burden.
NO. XVIII.
BY CLARA BEwICK COLBY.

In this outline sketch OF some Of the
events that have marked the recent years
OF militsncy have had to omit many OF
equal interest 1 have not been able to
tell of the raid of the Offices of the W. S.
p. e, Of the seizure OF the property of
Mr. and Mrs. Pethick-Lawrence as ON
GERS in the union, although il was after
they had severed their connection with It.
the pay for all the damages caused by the
window-smashing raid, non of many other
attempts OF the government by unusual
and despotic methods to crush the women.
Nor could l give the thrilling Incidents
connected with the Imprisonment OF hun
dreds Of women who have suffered as
greatly and borne their part as bravely
as any Of the women whose names are
familiar to US.
But there is one form Of picturesque
militancy TO which l must refer. and that
is the tax resistance. There is a league
existing for this very purpose TO enroll
women who are willing to have their
property sold for taxes. When a member
Is to be sold up a number Of her COM
rades accompany her to the auction-room.
The auctioneer is usually friendly and
stays the proceedings until some one of
the league has mounted the table and
explained to the crowd what II all means.
Here are the banners, and the room full
Of women carrying them, and II does not
take long to impress upon the mind Of
the people who have come to attend the
sale that here is a body of women willing
to sacrifice their property for the princi-
pie for which John Hampden went to
prison-that taxation without representa-
ton is tyranny.
Not of American Origin.
always felt at home on these occasions
as I saw the familiar notices ranged
around. 1 had supposed they were of
American origin, as we had quoted them
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
BENEFIT FOR ST. ANDREWS.

The Players Club OF Washington will
give a benefit performance tomorrow
evening for St Andrews Church in the
new temporary parish hall at Fifteenth
and r streets. The production on this
occasion will be a repetition of the
Players Club recent success entitled
AN Evening of Variety" which was
given at the Lyric Thtater. Rockville
Nd, on October s.
Some OF those who will appear in this
performance include Edward E. Muth,
Miss Mary Minnix, Maurice H Jarvis,
George A. Bentley, Miss Ethel Traylor,
Miss Emily Bradley. NJ. z. Kahn. Miss
Clara Conrad, Miss Margaret Mari,
Arthur B. White, Miss Esther Galbraight.
Donald Marr. Dufour Brown, William
Morsell, Arthur NJ. Mccreight, Carl H.
Butnam, William C. Miller. and w. Clin
Stump.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
MEN TEACHERS VOLUNTEER.
London school omcIaIs CnnnEe
Policy of Male Instruetors.

Policy of Male Instructors.
Special Cable to The washingsou Herald.
London. Oct I7.-Over a thousand Lon
don teachers have volunteered for active
service, and It is being found necessary
to I'LL their places In the boys schools
with women This Is a policy which up
to the present has been steadily resisted
in London, but circumstances have com
PEELED a relaxation Of the usual rule.
The board OF education and local au-
thorities generally have made 1t easy for
teachers to volunteer. but this volunteer
ing has naturally accentuated the dearth
Of teachers which has already been felt.
The board Of education is now turning A
blind eye on some Of their most stringent
staining rules There is, however, a biz
reserve Of women certihcated teachers
who. have married Many Of these would
be quite willing TO 90 back to the school
for the period Of the war.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Canadian Northern has s6a4 miles Of
road completed and T,l52 miles under op-
GRAFTON in Canada The completed mile
age has cost, for construction and equip
ment, 500 sl9,2S2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
HOW MANY VOTERS
In OHIO COUNTY
TOTAL NUMBER CANNOT BE
LEARNED BY THOSE
INTERESTED.
Commissioners Did Not Total Number
Of Registration Books, and Per-
mitted No Others To Do So.

Insofar as the Ohio County Board
OF Commissioners Is concerned, the
total number of voters registered is
not known. There may nave been
one voter of there may have been a
million names placed in the books.
but the commissioners do not know
h, at least that is what Clerk Oldham
says. An effort was made almost two
weeks 3 by an intelligencer report
or TO get the total registration for
each district. and each precinct but
was informed by the clerk that the
figures were not at hand.
However. the reporter was inform
ed that as soon Is the books were
finished hat the total could be given
TO him. Yesterday morning the trans
fers having been made. a number of
the books were placed in the ballot
boxes and lokced up. Yesterday af-
ternOOn the reporter spoken OF. and
Secretary Richard Cresap and George
Phillips. president of the Ohio County
Executive committee. called at the
commissioners office but were told
that the books had been checked but
not tOtaled.
From other sources IL is learned
that the total will be about 1900.
There were ~. 900 last year. The bal
lots viii be placed In the ballot boxes
today and distributed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
BRONCHIAL COUGHS

When the bronchial tubes are af-
fected with that weakening, tickling
cough, they need immediate and sen
sible treatment. The breath seems
shorter because Il mucous obstuc-
uonsi usually fever is present and
your head jars with every cough.
Your chest aches and the inhamma
ton often spreads 20 the lungs.
The foodtonic that has proven is
worth for forty ycars-is SCOTS Emul
sion. II drives out the cold, which
is the root 81 the trouble. and checks
the cough by aiding the healing
process Of the enfcebled membranes
II you are troubled with bronchitis
or know an afflicted friend, always re-
memh-r that Soott's Rmuisiou builds
strength while relieving the trouble.
iFti Su &novue. hioanhsd. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
DODGING THE ISSUE.

There is nothing to be gained by
closing u eyes to well known and
clearly recognized facts. and at pres
ent we are not very prosperous in our
lines" Such was the declaration of
Mr.. Ebert II. Gary. chairman Of the
United States Steel Corporation. lie
gave utterance 10 these words at the
semi-annusl meeting OF the Iron and
Steel Institute. Of which he is presi.
dent. at Birmingham. Alabama. day
before yesterday.
According TO hide-bound Democrat.
&c newspapers. such talk is classed as
calamity bowling" The truth of the
matter is the Democratic press knows
that deplorable business and indus.
trial conditions prevail. but as their
party Is responsible for the inniction
they have been driven to the most
desperate expedients to dodge the ad-
mission OF the facts. and are divert.
ing the attention of their readers from
the truth by accusing those who rec.
ognize the existing situation as Ca.
.lamity howlers."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
To Performance Of Party in Iona
Session Of SiNty-Third
Congress.

fFrom The Philadelphia Press)
The war" tax of one hundred
millions OF dollars In a time OF peace
in the United States represents the
result OF nineteen months of Demo
cratic administration. The tax meas
ure. with which the session OF the
Democratic Congress made its final
bow to the public. will stand as a
monument to the incapacity Of the
party in power. The war Is not the
cause OF this new burden upon the
people. Il is the excuse.
Taxes OF this kind are a Demo
cratic habit. the result OF the rule OF
"a party that canno provide for the
expenses Of he Government In a nor
NAL way. In the Cleveland admins
tratiOn bonds were issued to meet the
current expenses OF the Government
In a time of peace. SO. now. a new
tax is imposed upon the country 20
meet the %extravagant and unwise ex.
penditurcs OF this administration 1T a
time when We are az peace with all
the world. II IL a record Of which no
party can be proud. u marks reaction
instead Of progress. IL spells incapaci-
y TO govern
The basic trouble came with the en-.
actment Of the tarim law. ono framed
hy subservient tyros In legislation and
adopted by secret party caucus Long
before WAT became Imminent. this
law had demonstrated the fallacy Of
the Democratic argument. that 30 &c
buy more goods Of foreign nations.
those nations will buy more Of u.s.
The result Of the new tarin was that
we have bought more and have sold
elss Much that We have bought from
b forcirncr We could and should
have produced at home We have
been the loser in our foreign com
morcc BY a. least one hundred and
WITTY millions Of dollars since the VIII
on lnderwond bill became n law.
The Wilson administration has do
mated to Canadian lumhcrmen two
millions Of dollars. which last year
they contributed ln duties 10 the SUI.
port OF the United States. and no
consumer haR paid one cent less for
his lumber under free trade ~ has
Fitou ten millions Co the foreign
raisers % sugar. aud in two Years.
when 90 of the sugar tarin b. remov.
"a. the ein will BE- Increased several
times that amount. but nd N who.
buys SUGAR by the pound has derived
any benefit from this generosity. At.
least twenty millions has been pre-
scented 10 the foreign w%oolrrowcr and
wooden manufacture. with no advant
are 20 the American wearer % wooden
Tho importers ct cattle have
been relieved from payinr FIVE mill
ions toward the expenses 81 tho Gov
eminent. but no consumer paws less
for his meat So 10 is all along the
line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

God bes our army and our navy. and help us noel n. -.
ing gravy from Graustark, Ger the way" Thus prays the King Of
Zenda. nightly, then takes his CORY ~ no.
TNAibkS FOX HELP htey, and minges in the frav. The King
OF Graustark, worn and bloody kneels grsve
~ ~ Us 10y" study and prays for aid divine; Jehovah. hear = mon.
arch pleading. and send the bullets We ae neeGng sfo,a -. t ~"
line Send Us q raft Of swords and lances. IL YOU would muldniv az
Snanees TO whip that sinful crew; Oh. send us guns and smokeiess' 90
ger sd send my starving soldiers ehovder. and send them p DFoo
tme DOS OF batues must be weary; through all the ages. long and
ueND' ne $ heard that tale Of woe. and He IS surely shk 81 s..;S, 49,
nven souls OF soldiers fleeing from blood red fields below. Hs 49,,
us SUI OF Nmg ana Colonel OF ruin, wreck and waste infernsI -
Sharge N shock and thud; Of Butcher Caesars and of Neros Of 49,
lng kings and praying heroes, and captains drunk with blood on ~,
on crimson helds distressing will God bestow His soyercio, ht...s.I
snu no on CORY arms but tt viii come when coldicrs wander bach from
the STRIFE and horror yonder, back TO their homes and farms.
mo,u., =, WALT MASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
A DELAYED APPOINTMENT.

The In~telligencer has already ex.
planned why Congressman Neely has
failed to his selection for
appointment TO the Wheeling postof-
nee vacancy. There is no excuse for
the delay. He has had. from the
start. a mero list OF applicants TO
draw from. most OF them competent
and eligible and worthy OF the honor.
There has been no reason TO be en-
barrassed over a selection. His only
embarrassment is the man he has de.
cided TO name. and fears to nanN him
at this time because IL would serious
ly impair his chances OF election. He
needn't hesitate over that score now.
for he hasn't any chance OF defeating
the Hon. George E. White.
Major Neely's default in this matter
Is a distinct evasion OF a public duty
it is e~ndangering public business TO
serve personal ends; IL is a cowardly
evasion OF an insistent demand. The
~lntelligencer. some months ago. re-
ceived information as to the causes
that have moved him to delay this APP
pointment until after election. and
gave this information TO the public.
In his Auditorium speech in this city
last week. Major Nicely dehantly an
nounced he would o name the man
he had selected until December l.
that Is after the election. a month af-
ter. There is only one reason why he
will not name him now. He is afraid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
NOALUM7
ROYAL BAKING POWDER

they are dealing with a Justification OF
the records. As a general result of
the Democratic tariff law. importa-
lions have largely exceeded exporta-
tons: the balance of trade. instead Of
being in u favor as under Republi-
can policies. has been steadily against
us. while the falling OF in revenue.
prior to the breaking out Of the Euro
pean war, was at the rate OF about
$4,000 900 a year
Any figures such speakers give and
that Democratic papers print showing
a contrary result are simply juggled
and distorted by methods and arts
known and practiced only by the par.
ty of Misrepresentation.
How can you believe or have conf
dence in a party that has discredited
and repudiated the most solemn
pledges made in it's national platform?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
COUNTY ROADS

To the Editor OF The Intelligencer.
Sr;-ln last Saturdays paper there
appeared an article regarding some
COS road construction and repair
work. Let US add a little thereto.
In Liberty district. this county, we
nave some fine examples. viz:
n supervisor bitches ca four of
MS own horses to a heavy 90 field
dray 1.-TWO men could pull I'D and drags
II over the roads day after day. This
Isn't all IL takes three to five men
and boys TO manipulate this monstrous
CD drag. The county pays for these
teams at the rate of $3.50 per day:
$500 plus his pay of $500 as super.
visor. makes a nice sum for a DAYS
work. Then many times one team
stands idle while the other is being
used when blowing along the roao
bitches. OF course full time is sent
in and the tax payers foot the bill.
This same supervisor has been for
several years hiring men and boys
mostly boys in knee pants-from Penn.
sylvania. At the same time there are
several men rear him who depeno
upon days work for their living. But
they have finally absolutely refused
10 Work Tor him.
Listen! When he gets the money.
In cash. mind yons from our economi-
cal. business-like. Democratic county
commissioners. he sticks to IL like Al
old soak to a straw in a crab cider baS-
rel. Then his time is generally a nah
day or mor less than yours. You
must go after him for your money.
one or more times. One fellow even
had a fist fight with him before the
money was paid. Is his Democratic
good management and economy?
Promises have been made time and
again to repair bad places in the roads.
Just II Democratic promises TO lower
h high cost of living. Have you
heard the fall yet?
Another supervisor is following the
recent act OF the economical Demo
cratic congress. But this act was
meant for employees Of the government
only. His men go on the roads about
s O'Clock or Whereabouts. quit at J on
4, or when they feel like IL. He IS
not with them half the time. When
he does appear. he must ask the men
how much time they have worked. An
other chance for men TO be dishonest.
Isn't IL about time We have a change
III ohACtIH anu business our
taxes get no less. Our roads get no
better. What becomes of all our
money?
Mr.. Editor. these are facts. and not
political fertilizer. Every statement
can be proven.
That stoney mud hole at Roney's
Point needs attention. II was n
thousand times better before a SI.OO.
was spent on II. To be left there
all winter? Looks that way. A rev
cinders on the street car tracks helps
some. but suppose a heavily loaded
wagon meets a car-but the county
commissioners don't care how the
armers get through stoney mud holes
and deep nov drifts. II was reported
that Mr.. Halter made a statement TO
this effect last winter. when the mail
carriers. farmers and teamsters were
tied up for 3 weeks.
Lets vote for a change.
TAX PAYERS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
REIGN OF TERROR IN LOGAN.

For years Logan county has beer
under Democratic domination but a.
Development has proceeded and a new
population has been attracted BY new
enterprises. the Republican vote has
been creeping up until now Il h. Of
winning proportions. 10 allowed 10
vote. 70 prevent a Republican vic.
tory this year the Democratic sheriff
has enrolled two hundred deputies
and for some time past has been con.
ducuns a reign Of terror in that coun.
o. By c%onnivance with the other
Democratic authorities be- has pre.
vented the registration OF LEGAL col.
orcd voters. and has driven others
waiting TO BE- REGISTERED out Of town.
Who're they would not depart on a
wsrning be- has terrorized them la
houses Of shelter and actually muir.
dered The defenseless He has added
20 these infamies By driving women
and children 90 The hills in scsnt raj.
menf
This D. tho desperate situation Of
me people Of LOGAN couaiy under law
less and interruptions Democratic Of
hoials that has been brought 10 The
attention u Governor Hatfield. who
10 nov ~conaldering measure 10 bring
me guilty parties 10 Judgment % is
i-nconceivsbie that such conditions
could b possible In this snHahtensd
age The practices ~ sheriff Chain
and bis gang. a. described ln The in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
COUNTY TICKET.
DISCREDITED DEMOCRACY.

When the Republican party gained
full control of the affairs of this State
II was the duty OF the first legislature
hat convened under Governor Akin.
sons administration in 1897 to pass a
deficiency appropriation bill for the
payment OF the debts left by the Mac.
Corkle administration. amounting 10
S22l,OOO. that is. for money spent in
excess of the regular appropriations.
That was not all. The United States
government had refunded to West Wiz.
ginia $4,000 for money il had paid
to soldiers during the Civil War. This
sum was dissipated by the MacCorkle
administration. after It had paid a for.
mer Democratic Governor the enor.
nous commission Of $4,000 to collect
IL. IL was also found that one OF the
prominent officials OF the Democratic
administration was largely in default
In his accounts to the State. And this
Is the party hat is striving to regain
control OF the State. This is the party
that is accusing the Republican party
or extravaganza in its administration
Every sutton that comes to court must
come with clean hands. The Demo.
cratic party cannot do this.
All OF the citations the Democrats
have made Of -extravagant expendl.
lures on the part OF Republican ad.
ministrations are nothing but night.
mares Of their own imaginations. The
Republican party has been prudent.
constructive and developing ever
since II came into power in 1897. Il
has built where the Democracy de-
stroyed; II has prospered where the
Democracy blighted. Il will be- an
evil day indeed for West Virginia
should the reins OF be
again handed over to this ring-ridAen
and boss-hounded party a. II j. al
present constituted See 10 n. there.
fore. that none but Republican cand!.
dates are elected to the legislature.
Don't throw away your vote on the
candidates OF another party that have
no possible chance OF election. Such
a vote IL half a vote for the Demo.
cratic candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
1T HAS INJURED.

The Democratic party. through Us
u~nbusinessiike economic policies. has
not only injured. but wiped out. a
%bountiful prosperity promoted by Re
publican policies.
It has injured. II not practically
wiped out. the sheep raising and wool
growing industry OF the farmer.
II has injured the sugar beet grow.
ing and sugar making Industry
through its low sugar tariff.
u has embarrassed the once
porous farmer BY putting the chief az.
ricuitural products on the free list.
u has injured the stock RAISING IN.
dustry by abandoning the protective
tarin rates.
u has injured the iron and steel In.
dustry by its free trade policy.
u has injured the Tin plate indus.
try.
u has injured business and stag.
mated general trade.
u has injured labor ~Frievously IN
iniuring The employers.
j. has done al these things under
The profession % reducing the high
cost Of living. but has only made the
cost Of living higher
u answers an these charges with
sophisiry and a palpabie mlsrepre.
'%entation Of the known facts % never
has nor ever can refute a desolation
inai exists. a depression that b. felt.
and its established i~ncapaoity to rov.
ern and IT, criminal waste 81 the pub.
lc funds