The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

eeissppear Foley Kidney Pills con-
s s9,n nc no nar re1 inss ,se They
Of affairs and had in measure sue.
In drawing to a conclusion. Mr.. CLAIR.
SAID that the National City Bank had
established branches. and placed compe-
tent men In them, with the idea OF help
Ing home interests. He said that infor-
BY home conserns in the marSetins az
their goods. Reports are made on bUsi-
ness houses. and clearing houses. The
men employed are Instructed TO cultivate
the friendship OF foreign business peo-
pie: TO be able 10 show them that they
l American manufacturing man.
Permanent Success Probable
With this In mind. and with these
agencies. the speaker stated that the
Shitea states maauIaeturers VIII learn
brought about thar viii mean the per-
eign countries. Especially In south
/ America.
Mr.. w. F. Sufel. local manufactures
OF ealicos. who has made several visits
TO South America. stated that he was
surprised TO find the advance that mas
besn made In South America. Mr..
Stitel said he expected TO md set or
nongrels, consisting OF Indians. Afri-
cans, and a blending OF ali nations. lie
admitted that his superstition was cor
educated In ali of the more Important
languages, either in college or by spe-
Sial teachers. lie said that he felt that
4 South America
Mr.. Peterson as this point exhibited
| the piece OF Warwick China afOremen-
toned. and then introduced Mr.. w. U.
/ follansbee. prominent manufacturer OF
| Pittsburgh. but whose plants are To-
GATED in Follansbee. this state. Mr.. Fol
to this state. nevertheiess he rs slad
/ that they had built their mills here and
~ they were building again. would To-
cate them at the same place.
lie reviewed the iron trade. especial
! ~ as TO the product as manufactured
I by his concern. Mr.. Follansbce said
| mat his company had done-very little
| trading with South American coutries
/ out had done quite a little exchange
| with the country Of Wales. In carrying
I on this exchange he stated that factors
or what might be termed brokers, were
between the company here aud the pur-
/ chaser. He said that this country Is be-
| coming awakened to the possibilities OF
| additional foreign trade. and that nc
expects some very important develop
ments soon. In concluding. he said that
: he believed the time is at haid when the
world Will be the markets OF the United
/ States
Following this enlightenting talk BY
Mr. Eollansbee. Mr.. Peterson introduced
Mr.. II. c. Ogden. publisher. who made
4 an interesting address concerning the
I place America occupies in the WORLDS
/ business. lie drew attention to the
constant changing OF leadership in the
United states. and the sturdy manhood
From this point the meeting was in
formal conversations Mr.. Clark answ-
cred numerous questions.
| Mr.. j. W. Duncan. head OF the ship
ping department OF the Wheeling Steel
paSy had shipped SIS 600 w o S Of GOODS eS@
70 south America during the past
month. through an exchange. lie stated.
! In answer 10 Questions asked by Mr..
Oglebay. that by reason of .siodifica-
| tion In the trade laws that they could
sell through export houses.
Mr.. w. II. Abbott. OF the wheeling
4 Corrugating Company. was introduced
and said that he believed the business
! interests OF this city and vicinity should
get together. and employ ~ isast five
| men 10 ac- - agents for their products
These men should Be given territories IN
ing field. and one TO remain in a central
| office here to direct the work. In doing
this. he said that they could be able TO
! tination. and be assured that they would
/ receive full value for such shipment.
1 This suggestion was met WITH general
apprc val, md Il - expected that such
| will be dons soon.
Mr. Frank Hoffman. Of the Hoffman
| Iannery, stated that In the last several
years In importing goods his company
| with five others had done the very
thing In the import line that Mr.. Abbott
! had suggested for the expectation OF
/ goods At the conclusion OF his talk
Mr.. Peterson announced that the in
win leave the Dollar Savings Bank this
/ morning at o'clock.
The guests Of honor Mr.. Masseil. and
| Mr.. Clark. were met b. reception COM
mittee yesterday ana dined al Inc FORT
/ Henry Club. In the afternoon a trip was
made to the wheeling steel and Iron
! plant AZ BenwoOd. the Prime Western
I Spelter plant AZ T1tonville. ana me
| wheeling Steel and Iron Plant in York
! Vile. AFTER the meeting last nigh: Mr.
Clark left for New York.
! Those who attended the meeting last
=. W. Peterson. Dollar Savings &
j. a; Msssei. Department Of Com
mf E w. y oE s a.
". G. Ewing.
! Q. Q. Nagie. wheeling Traction Co.
/ " 6 Ogden Ogden CITY p,nr
Robert Hazlett Dollar Savings A.
| r. Z. field. wheeling Mold & Fonu-
i H. i. Kirk. Mayor ~ Wheeling.
%. clark. National city Bank. New
j. c. Mckinley. Richiand Coal Co
Alex Glass. Whitaker-Glc sHncr CO.
J.W. Duncan, Wheeling :. q 4. Co
prank g. Hoffman. J. @. Hoffman a.
VIM. T.. Foiiansbee. Fouans5ce Broth
/ WIN sufel j.. T.. sufeI q Sons.
/ d. IT, Wagner. Wheeling Corrugatins
Co
/ Lee G. Paul. ID. r. stainakor a Co.
a. r. Brady. Hazel-Aflug Glass Co
/ g. o.. Lucas. Tazel-Aftaa Glass 60.
1 ID a Burt LaBcllc Iron Works
w. H Higgina. Wheeling steel q Iron
Z CO Hunter. Wheeling steel a Iron Co.
H T.. swift. Wheeling Steel 81 Iron Co.
w. n Martin. WhceiinE Steel ~ Iron
G p Jackson.
I John A. Moore
NJ. a. Taylor.
J. NJ Sanders
] a H. Paxton.
-. Johnson.
Geo. m W.. Norton.
] i ~ Morrirnnn.
! Nelson q Hubbard.
I baird Mitchell
Edward W. Stfcl.
] George nafrn
/ W. o. ABBOTT
/ A. J. Mills.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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