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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE big bat
ter faced the big pitcher at a criti-
cal moment Of the worlds series
between the Philadelphia Nation
ais and the Boston Americans
and the big pitcher declined the
challenge. II was In the thrilling
last half Of the ninth inninQ.
More than forty thousand base
ball fans had passed through the
gates and we're writhina in a de-
ltrium Of excitement. The score
Of this critical third game Of the
series was tie.
Harry Hooper, fleet OF foot, was
on second base, a dancing dervish,
with only one out when Iris
Speaker, Of Hubbard City, Texas,
stepped TO the plate, knocked the
soil from his spikes. drew a line
in the black earth In front Of his
feet, and turned a determined face
toward Grover Cleveland Ale1an-
der, the fighting hope Of the be-
wildered Phillies, who was in the
worst plight Of his pitching career.
Big ALEX" looked all hopes,
gave heed 20 the crowd and saw
Speakers war club cleaning in the
late afternoon sun. His mind was
made up. The first ball went far
wide Of the plate. Likewise the
second and the third. The mad
dened throng knew what this
meant and they ho~led In derlsiVe
delight as on the fourth straight
pitch the star eenterfielder Of the
Red SoN trotted 20 first.
This put the issue squsrely up 20
Hoblitzell, isnky guardian Of the
SoNS first corner and Alexander
faced him with more confidence.
The yelling OF the crowd and the
strain OF striving TO staVe of de-
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Pound Sterling Drops Again
Despite Success of Big Loan
Hurried Conference Is Held

NEW YORK. Oct l1.-Foreign cx.
0hange prices went down again today
in the face Of the success Of the nota-
tion Of the $500 OOO. 600 credit loan 10
Great Britain and France. to their
lowest point since September I5. So
disquieung was the situation deemed
that a three hour meeting attended by
Wall street bankers and Sir Edward
Holden. member Of the ANGLO
Fernch financial commission WAS held
late today az the National City bank.
Tor the reported purpose Of dcNisinr
some new methods To- bolster the
value Of the Euglish pound sterling
Since the arrival Of the commission.
hero september iu tho trend OF stcri-
lnE values has boon steadily. though
slowly upward For the pact week
sterling has been selling at about
N.l2. on one day recently. it went
o. hlEh as = fraction above ffTs To
day lt sold down 20 sfGlis altogether
TOO far below par to make continued
buying Of American exports desirable
from the British point 81 vicw. bon fho
opinion of some New York franr.ers
To Reach Understandlna.
The meeting held today. DO was rr
ported was primarily Co reach an
understand as to the best method
available of USING the $500 600 600 fo
stabilize exchange and also with n
view Of arranging q private aercrmort
between New York banker ON ono
hand. and London banker. on fhe
other. for a credit which will tend fo
send the value of sterling uu in this
iorcign cNchanEe market 4 supple.
mental credit ol $3.50 600 .00o d BE- said.
vas discussed
" was Thought possible that certain
large An orican financial inaffuff0nn
might extend credit 10 tho london
banking connections on collateral
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EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS
WILL FOLLOW LEAD OF
UNITED STATES.
Lansing Makes Public Correspon-
dence, Showing GUARANTEES
Made BY Carranza.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-President
wilson today gave formal sanction TO
the plan OF the Pan-American confer
ence TO extend recognition to the Car
rama government in Mexico.
Diplomatic representatives here of
several south American governments
received instructions to take the sam >
action as the United States Similar
word Is expected In a few days from
the governments OF all the other
American republics. The form and
time Of the recognition will be- fxed
then
european governments, il is under
STOOD, VIII follow the lead Of fhe
united states and the other American
iepublics. Great Britain and France.
" - known, nave lntimated that this
would be their policy. and II Is be
neved here Germany and Italv Will 40
likewise. both having maintained an
accredited agent 10 General Carranza
for some time.
Correspondence that passed between
Eliseo Arredondo, Carranza's repre-
sentative here and Secretary Lansing
and members Of the Pan.America1
conference relative 70 the protection
OF foreigners. amnesty. treatment of
the Clergy and Carrauza's pledge 10
restore constitutional government he
came public tonight n reveals that
- fiHlN Lansing asked particularly
on Mr Arredondo concerning the atti-
tudc Of the Carranza government tow
ard the clergy. The Arredondo rerdv
dated October s. follows.
VIII Protect Church.
Complying with your cxcellencv's
request asking me what b. the attitude
Of the consitutionalist government I'm
regard 20 the Catholic Church I'M So.
ico. ! have the honor TO say thst I'm.
asmuCh az the re-ortahlishment of
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which could be readily realized on in
Hreat britain, but for which the mar.
ket mere b. restricted. With these
credits available here TO paw FOR p1r-
chases made BY British importers. the
pressure % bills would b. reiieve1
and rates would be eased
To what extent American hanks
would Dc prepared 20 advance crefIit
70 london bankers III al All vns =
matter Of pure surmisc
Many millions No was thought. would
be needed 90 restore the rate on ateri-
lhk to nearly normal The arrange
m'in would involve private financing
on a scale secondary only TO he fiota.
ton OF the mammoth Anglia. French
loan, and probably would b. 4 fcfroly.
private arrangement between eroups
of large banks
Eliminate Sterling as Standard.
toItlsh ehchauEe experts OF several
IhahcAl institutions. who we're pres
ehi at The meetings, were reported 10
no unanimously Of the opinion that
tlDro would only hc ono romodv 1eN
when The proceeds of the $500 600 006
loan would have been sront-the Viz.
inni elimination OF the pound eforlinr
as the standard of world finance and
me substitution of The dollar Instead
90 least for tho remainder on the war's
duration
a supriomeutai loan Of $3.50 600 600
u vas thourht could easily be- aosfod
guder these conditions. ~ confined 10
oanks and baukIng institutions and
no, offered to the Ecncral public
Advocates 90 the nlan uere ~rr,ri-
% 10 have sought 20 convert sir -.
ward Holden Co their side When h.
sails for Europe al he cvnecfa 10 DO
soon. % VIII Do bis faak to place H..
toro The bankers ~ Great Writalr m.
financial situation in this country.
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LONDON. Oct. IL. 1920 d. M
While the armies OF the central en-
pires continue to advance into Servia
nothing has yet been made public to
indicate anything in the nature of an
actual military move by Bulgaria
against Servia. except a report that
an assault ~ momentarily expected on
the railroad connecting Nish and Sa-
loniki.
Rumania is showing increased alarm
on account of the threatened military
movement by Bulgaria and the central
powers in close proximity TO her from
tiers. but neither Athens nor Bucha-
rest Is exhibiting any readiness to de-
part from a policy of benevolent neu-
trality toward the triple entente pow
ers
The official reports OF the lighting
along the major fronts were unusually
meaeer to-day, the only significant
point Ia any OF them being the state
ment from Berlin that Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, on the Dvinsk from [.
had repuised Russian attacks, which
seemingly would indicate that for the
hrst time since the German drive
through Poland began the Austro-Ger-
mans are making no big offensive at
any point along the whole eastern
front.
Germans Lose Heavily.
OF the fighting in the west. the
French official communication. review.
ing the recent German counter attack
on Loos. says the Germans left be
tween 1000 and 5000 dead before the
positions which they tried in vain to
recapture.
The meeting OF the British parlia-
ment tomorrow promises to be of un-
usual importance. The Anglo French
loan OF S50O.0OO.00O obtained in the
United States will be discussed and
ratified. although there probably will
be a few dissenters who have been
found to oppose every act OF the gov
eminent since the war was declared
The country will wait with far greater
interest. however. for whatever light
may be thrown upon the Balkan devel-
opments by foreign minister Sir Ed
ward Grey and whether he or Premier
Asquith viii reveal the cabinets policy
on the vital alternative which con.
fronts it. That alternative IS whether
Great Britain and France will throw
All forces they can command into the
Balkan peninsula for the protection oi
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SMITH RETURNS
WITH WIERD TALE

-Iai DISPATCH 90 the Intelligence
tLARkSBI re. W Va Ocf %
Telling strange story Of having been
HandhaEEcd and abducted p1alne
smith The Hirh school teacher of
this city. who myupriousIy disap.
pfar'd from THE city thirteen davs
aro and Tor whom police I'D fbre.
states conducted a vide srarrh A.
rived ON foot today af tho home of HE
taihrr. % a. Smith. OF Mlddinbnurnr
Mr smith SAYS three men afanding
Do iide Hn automobile sludblFFcd him
As lc was on The WaY tu laundry I'll
nirnl threw him into tho car and
carried him 0tl When be- recovered
hc VAS on an cast-bound train attn
nis money gone and n ticket 10 cum.
ncrIand. No. Tn his pocket Tfnahio
Do walked ln a dazod condition to btt
latnfre home hT wav OF Tnionf0ugn
browns svillo. Pittsburgh and wheeling
lt iH W.. smiths belief that the men
who abducted him. mistook him Tor
another person.
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WILL CONTINUE
B. & 0. RATE CASE

CHARLESTON. ". Va Oct. IL
Ah the cases pending before the pub
lic Service Commission will be- called
When the docket is read tomorrow.
TIE wonthly hearing day. N is ex.
pected that the rate case Of tho Balti-
more a Ohio Railroad Company Will
10 continued again This company
seeks 70 increase its passenger rate
70 I'l cents mile ono-half cent a
mile moro than the state law in thar
connection allows The ma iority Of
cases for early consideration are III
minor importance other than that win
reference 10 freight charges hv rail-.
roads In che northern part of the state
Tor hauling slag for Industrial plants
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POlcyhOlder Asks Injunction
To Prevent Mutual Lite From,
Investing in Loan TO Allies

CHICAGO, Oct 1i-Aleging that
the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY OF
New York cOntemplates investing ffO-
OOO. .OJU Of its trust funds in the Anglo
tttnch loan Of $500 600. 900. OlRa s. H.
walsh. Chicago. holder Of 4 a. 600 in.
sufance policy in the Mutual. Ried suit
70 -an Injunction in the Federal Court
here to-day.
The Insurance company. Charles a
Pea body. its president. the dircctors.
members ~ the Anaio-French credit
loan commission. J Y. Morgan individ.
bally and !. T.. M0rFan a Company
were named a. defendants Frank s
MOnett. former attorney general of
ohio, who prosecuted the antitrust
suits I'm ohio against the STANDARD on
company. acted as attorney for tho
plaintiff
The bill charges that Charles a.
Peabody. president OF the insurance
company. and George 3. Rater. ono
Oi lte directors. met secretly mang
times 'af one % the selected rendrl.
Nols of J. p. Morgan and the Anglo
tf'nch commission. pledEing the SUP
port of the company 10 tho loan The
company contemplate tho Investment
lrrrH.
The purpose Of The loan. DO if
charged. lf the purchase from Amrri.
can cIfiycnH % munitions Of war for
fhe British and French government TO
b. used against tho German. Auatro.
HunEarlan and the Turkish Govern
mcnfs. Tho duty Of the 0fnrrrr 90
mo company o. m protect ifs asset
rather than to destroy them bv fakInr
efles IN thc var. the BILL continues
Ihe suit charges further that tho
violation ~ their duty b. the Officer
viii wholly destroy the good win 81
Iu mo WarrlnE countries whose sub.
Iecta are policyholdrrr and maintain
auu foster racial or national hatred
toward the MANAGING officers 0f The
company
TWerty Per Cent Germans
The bill alleges that twenty-five nrr
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cent. Of the DOlicyholders of the com.
pany are Germans or German-Ameri.
The bill asks that the officers os IN.
company Do restrained from direcfiv
or indirectly investing its frusf f,rdg
IN the loan or from investing a. trust
FUNDS OF suffering any OF it'd aarofr to
y" ustu TOT the purpose Of aiding tho
manu- uiacture or munitions of war
~ ~ 9pianes submarines or any naval
9llnt or appliances 10 be- used bv tho
English or French nations Tor nom.
gerent purpose no further asLa fb.t
=. Y. MOI kan and J. =. MORGAN ~ Com.
pany Do restricted from eoIiciffng ~
,onnlyinR With the officers and dlrcc
tor of the Mutual fIfe Inauranee cor,
pany for the purpoae of nrorgrip, eny ',',
gi tis funds tO Do invested III fbc
t'uOONO.O 600 AuglO-Frpnch loan
a similar rule Of court d. potiffonad
-aln.t inc members Of the Anr1f.
ffench local commission
Has Not Invested
NEW YORK, oct "A. t.- Charlie.
ii'aDouy, president Of The Mutual fIfo
pr ln-utanc' company ~ New y0rk
when advised tonight bv teiopbo1c -
his homo a. Cold Sprinrs Harbor
j. gl the suit brought by Mrs Walsh
we have never thought or ipy,st
lng any sum like $40 900 u01 Ip krsI,.
French bonds fn arf va 49, .,,
yot invested penny in tbam .rtol
matter under confederation. hos
ltff. ana if mIrhf hf that 10. ..,.-.f.f
decide 90 take 5000 900 or 81 600 GGi
OF fhc bonds as thry arc dorbft,.- /.
goo1 investment f"
However. Do would be- enffret, -.
ful Tor us fO invest $40. 00u 200 ~ 49,,
oihtf .um In the bonds. within reason
u W. saw ff 90 DO Fo"
43ombcrs Of The Anrio French nnan.
fltl commits Hal0n who arc rarrrF Il.
cn.defendantF with tho inrurarre ,e.,,
pany have heard n0fhlnF Of fb. otir.
ni me SUIT and oVlnccd little fntrrlaf
ln me matter. They declined to com
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MUST BE MORE
THAN NEUTRAL
AND TAKE STAND FIRST.
LAST AND ALL THE TIME
FOR AMERICA.
Is Demand Made on All Ameri-
cans by Wilson In Earnest
Address to d. A.. R.

WASHINGTON. Oct IA demand
upon all Americans on pain of ostra-
cism 10 be more than neutral in regard
70 tne European war. 10 take their
stand Tor America first last and all the
ume, was voiced by President Wilson
today in speech at the celebration OF
the twenty-tifth anniversary of the
rounding OF the Daughters of the Amer
lcan Revolution. The United Sates
the President said. was not merely try
ing TO keep out of trouble. but was try
ing TO preserve the foundations upon
which peace could be rebuilt.
Peace can be rebuilt" he added
only upon the ancient and accepted
principles of international law: only
upon those things which remind ma
tons OF their duties to each other and.
deeper than that. of their duties to
mankind and humanity America has
great cause which is not confined
10 the American continent IL is the
cause of humanity itself"
Declaring his faith in the LOYALTY of
the great body Of naturallzed citizens
OF foreign birth. the President said he
believed the impression was too gen
erei that very large number of these
CltlLens We're without a sufficient af-
iectlon for the American ideal But
am IN hurry to have a lineup" he
explained. "and let the men who are
thinking first of other countries stand
on one side. and those who are for
America first. last and all the time on
the other side"
Every political action and every So
cial action in America at this time.
said Mr.. Wilson. should have for its
OBJECT TO challenge the spirit OF Amer
icanism.
Presidents Address.
Inc Presidents address follows:
Ihere is very great thrill TO be
mad from the memories of the Ameri.
can rev eVolution. but the American revo.
luton was beginning. not a consum-
nation. ana the duty laid upon ms by
mat beginning is the duty OF bringing
the things then begun 10 a noble tri.
umph OF completion. For il seems TO
me that the peculiarity of patriotism
IN America is that 10 is not a merely
sentiment. II Is an active principle
OF conduct. 10 Is something that was
born into the world. not 20 please IL.
but 20 regencrate it u is somethinR
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LET PEOPLE VOTE
ON VIRGINIA DEBT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct Il -
state senator Wells Goodykoontz Of
thn Sixth district said today that ne
saw nO reason Why the IorIsIafura
hould ho called into anofher ertra
rcEeion to consider tho VirRInfa debt
judgment ii" declared. however. that
Tor tho lrE .ur. in extra secession fo
provide fOf nu election 20 EIvo fno
voters oi thn State an opportunity 10
Indicate FhDihor they are in favor of
nayInE tho Judgment lie SAID fhaf
20 was possible Tor the cortihcafc ho'd.
~. 20 opernte aeainst the board OF
publlc work. hv mandamus and com
pei that body 90 make a levy auniripnf
10 meet the Obligation which ia not a.
mttted o. such ~ many citizens or
West Virginia.
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feat seemed momentariIy TO tell
on the pitcher, however, and he
had difficulty in finding the plate.
u was three and one on Hobby"
when the first baseman sent a slow
bounder toward second base. The
crowd yelled and the tusty howl
ing died as suddenly as II snuffed
sileneer. But Speaker had a flying
start with Hooper and the two
Boston runners were safe on third
and second as Niehon tossed
Hobby" out at his home station.
Lewis Spills the Beans.
Now came to the bat one Duffy
LOWS. letthelder extraordinary, and
OF some known ability as a breaker-up
OF ball games. The situation was ideal
Tor Duffy He was in his own home
town.
The chorus Of AZ 800 OF his home
folks was calling upon him TO carve
Tor himself a niche In the baseball
hall of fame.
Duffy" already had made two hits
IN three trips 10 the plate. two sting
Ing blows beyond the Phillies' line OF
inner defense, but this decidedly
healthy batting average OF SCI did
not deter him I'm the least. Alexander.
stout OF heart, fighting as he never
fought before, called upon all the re-
serve cunning OF his strong right arm.
put into his first pitch all the while be
could command and sent the fatefuI
sphere speeding on its way.
Lewis met the ball with a smashing
crack and " flashed over second base
a gray-white streak that no Defensive
Philly could reach and Hooper raced
across the plate with a historic run.
II gave the game to the Red Sox by
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Red SOX Win i'm Third
And Most Exciting Game
OF the Worlds Series
QUARTET OF PLAYERS
PROVE A CREDIT TO
THEIR ALMA MATER.

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. IT.
Four former students OF ST.
Mary's college, this city, shared
In the glory Of the worlds
series today. Dutch" Leonard,
who pitched Boston to victory;
Harry Hooper, who scored the
winning run, and Duffy Lewis,
who drove IL In, attended ST.
Mary's; while Eddie Burns, who
scored PhlIadelphia's only run,
Is also a produce OF the local
school.
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The official figures for the game Attendance pad
admissions S891 players 92314 National
shares SS31910 each club share S14974SS
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THE wEATHER.

MA5aIh0TOH' Oct. ll.-Forecasr=
western Pennsylvania ohfo-pa,ti,
o.onay Iussday, cooler, probably rain al
nAznti Wednesday partly cloudy
Ncst Ntrgtnia-Fair and vnr-ner m,
tuesday; wednesday probably rain.
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EARTHQUAKE AT SAN JUAN

san JUAN. Porto Rico. OCT. IA
fIeht earthquake shock was felt here
or 'II clock thia afternoon
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NO REPORT YET OF MILITARY MOVE AGAINST
SERvIA BY BULGARIA, BUT ATTACK
EXPECTED ON NISH RAILROAD
MEETING OF ENGLISH PARLIAMENT TODAY I'M
PoRTANT-SERIoUS ALTERNATIVE CON
FRONTS ALLIES IN BALKANS
ATTACK ON SIR EDWARD GREY WILL FAIL
GERMANS LOSE HEAVILY IN ATTACKS
IN THE WEST

GENEVA Switzerland. Oct. IL, via Paris, m-About
twenty Bulgarian officers who
TO Join the colors -Four of the officers including
honors in the with Turkey They say they are
unwilling to fight against and Serva
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Robinson Possible candida,.

special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Oct. IL
from letters received here by close
friends OF Judge Ira F. Robinson the
inference is drawn that he will soon
take steps TO place himself in the
ilsl OF gubernatorial candidates. II Is
fnoWn Judge Robinson has refused 10
discuss any political Office or ambition
even with his most intimate friends.
Those close to him. however. believe
MS entry into the gubernatorial race
" likely, but not certain. In this sec.
uon Judge Robinson has many friends
ana would poll a very large vote.
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VIENNA, Oct IL, via London, 730 p. m-Austro German
troops advancing from Belgrade Sevan both
southeast and southwest of that announced today
the Austrian office
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JUDGE ROBINSON
coRREcTS STATEMENT mIsouo.
TING HIM ON CANDIDACY.
vs. NOT Candidate, and Will Not BE
While on eench-Friends Be-
lieVe He Will Run.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. oct. IL
Tne return Of Judge Ira K. Robinson
from Chicago, where he addressed the
chicago Bar Association. has revived
taIk In this city of the probable can.
dldaey of Judge Robinson for govern.
In talking to an IntelliReucer rerre.
sentative he took occasion 10 denv
the published statement that he would
not be 2 candidate. Il simply said .
continued the judge. that I was not a
candidate at that time. and / am not
row a candidate for governor or any
other oftce, nor will / be while | am
on the Supreme bench Should I dc.
cide 10 become a candidate for gov.
ernor or other Office. Will resign from
the bench and inform my friends and
the public In the proper manner"
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Two base hit-Stoek. Three base
delphIa, =; Boston. 2. Sacrifice hits
Sacrifice fiy-Hoblitxell. Double play
on bases-Philadelphia 3; Boston. 4
I. Bases on bsils-Off Alexander, 2.
OmPires-At plate, O'Louahlin; on ba
Evans. Time, I hour and 4e minutes.
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DEFEAT THE MIGHTY ALEXANDER BY STAGING
RALLY IN THE NINTH, WINNING
GAME Q TO l.
SENSATIONAL FIELDING MARKED CONTEST
SPEAKER AND LEWIS WIN WITH
THEIR MIGHTY wALLOPS
PHILLIES DEFENSE WONDERFUL. BUT THEY
FAIL TO HIT-BOSToN FANS CONFIDENT
MORAN FAR FROM BEATEN
T H E SCOR E:

Totals ....2s I 3 x26 8 o
Two out when winning run was
scored
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hit-Speaker. Earned runs-PhiIa-
Bancroft Alexander, Stock, Scott.
Burns TO Bancroft to luderus. Left
First base on errors-PhiladeIphIa
Struck out-leonard, 6; Alexander, 4.
ses, KLEIN; left field, Rialer; right field,
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