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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

ton. were guests OF friends here yes
trriay
Dr J. y HeaII. OF Uarues,ilIe vas
d visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Marie Addison OF Marietta. H.
a guest Of friends lu the city
Miss COru,lia kaufman. 90 Gravel
Hil has accepted "a position a. teach
er in the Fcase township schools
james Wilson has returned from a
visit with friends az Steubeu,lIe
\ larse number % local people
vent 10 Wheeling last nlrht and al
tended the lecture 90 Miss Christabel
Paukhurst. the English ~surrageur
leader. az the Market Auditorium.
samuel Sulweu Is IN al his home ON
Belmont street
I'D Price has gone 90 Toledo and
Cleveland TO spend a ;es week with
friends.
Charles Kapner is a visitor in New
York this week.
The knights and Ladies' of the
Round Table held a meeting In Turner
hail last evening. Following the bust
ness a euchre party was held
Mrs. George Fowler and son have
EfAAlNFN W. NNfAI lNINf III 7 ANhtIeUAFE
after a visit with friends here.
James Hutchinson. OF Elm Grove,
vas a visitor In the city yesterday
Miss Lucy O'Rourke has returned
10 Littleton after a visit with friends
in the city.
Mrs Josephine Davis II nl az the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. A J. ReitE.
or Gravel Hin.
+. +. Workman has returned to St
Clairsyille after a visit with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brannen have
returned to their home In Bethesda
after a visit with friends here.
Miss Oral Dickens. Of Guernsey
street. has recovered from a few days
illness.
W. r. keyser has returned from a
visit with friends at Cleveland.
An outoftown dress social will be
held in the First NJ T. church Thurs
day evening. u will be "a unique al
fair and everybody is invited TO a.
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
Plans Are Ready.

70 was ascertained during the con
ference OF railroad Officials held in
rooms OF the Commercial club. that
plans and specifications for the new
station which tho Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Company contemplate build.
ing in this city az some future time.
are ready. Or was disclosed hv Of.
fcials that the one and onIy stumbling
block preventing the company from
going ahead with the work WAS
money However. Dr. was minated
that tho money s~friurency will IRE.
vent Oh" company from building amy
w-iafiOu- Tor quite q while The
proposed new depot for BoIIaire was
BROUGHT up during the discussion Boa
behalf OF O. uue.HaIf cent increase in
OBJ" passenger rate. boz Ohio 70 the
Increase will Do fla means 81 getting
90 new station boo H,IIafre. the people
nf Tho city win no doubt pray that the
d" sI-'a'urH grant the railroads or,raf
Inr Do Ohio that increase of once,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU TO Be PROVIDED

NAsUISgTON. Jan rs Formal
announcement az fHo Inauguration u.
q great federal employment bureau br
tho department of labor. with tho a.
sfsfancc ~ Tho poFfoTire and arriru.
furaI department.. wa made f0uIFEf
by Secretary Wilson Thr0rsH 81 cir
cular letter cont fo aII sections ~ tho
country. the secretary called tho off,.
fentior ~ trc public M tho govern.
mont movement 90 bring fha marIea
Job and ffo I1bloHs man together
Agents NJ The agriculture and post
onire department. have boan provided
With BLANKS so that femp.0yers and
employment seekers i1 almost ar.
part 81 the United States NAV make
their applications without waiting fp
communicate with Washington $50
fec wW he charged for fhc service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
WHEELING WAREHOUSE sroR-
ACE co. ELECTS DIRECTORS
n n
Direotors at Nesting Elect ofheera 90
Bloch Bros Tobacco Company
Elects Directors

Closing a brilliant year. stockholders
OF the Wheeling Warehous. and Stor-
< Company held their annual meeting
yesterday and elected directors for the
ensuing year. Two additional m.mb.r.
Ner" added 90 the board OF Iirect1rs.
Following the meeting Of the stu,.hoId-
"rS. the directors met and named Ola
GERS Tor the ensuing year
Ih" directors John N Brown.
George D. lIul 70 D. McCuIIarh. g. A.
No4igs"n b D. Garyey. John D. Reid
hhd u liuslN Formerly th- COM
lanN had only five member on the
board but the new order of things makes
seven.
The officers elected by the board are
as follows
President and General Mauagsr-B r..
Carver.
NiDe-prssideut-E j.. MrGuTftrb
Bloch Bros. tobacco co.
The annual stpckhOlders meeting u
the Bloch Brothers Tobacco rYmu4rv
was held yesterday afternoon bro tba o..
nces. az Forty -nrst zt-s,t. The OLA G-
re'tprE were reelected FOR the ensuing
year The officers declined Co mtE.
public anything further regarding tho
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
e-rresldeut-k j. MgDuIf4eH
Bloch Bros. Tobacco co.
ABOLISH "PLUcKIEa BOARD

WASHGNGTON. Jan. Addition .F
The 'plu#kiuK board. for years tho
dread uf naval officers. iS uH. OFF fU.
cIl"f provisions OF r. new naval person.
mel aid drafted br u board HsHdIH uH
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and trans.
mitt'd tn congress to-day bE Secretary
Daniels.
ln liru OF the .rIuCkIrE board which
annually retired re- certain uumbsr uF
Officers Boo the higher grades the now
Dill would establish The principle .f
promotion bg competitive methods HHI
fn" selection uf the most Efficient nfI.
GERS Tor advancement Those Officers
NOT chosen Tor promotion would so on on
active reserve list and continue a.
render active service. but without proc.
poet 1f promotion except fur specially
w~rrIturiUue service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
Parents Located.

4 few days z Moore Bros. own
ers OF the pool rooms on Union street.
received a letter from the coroner OF
\igo county. Indiana. asking their a..
si~tanc" In locating the parents Of
John Holmes who was killed In a
min" explosion in that county last
week. In searching the mans peck.
cts the Indiana coroner found a letter
written on Moore Bros. stationery.
Tom Moore started inquiries yester-
day and asccrtained that the parents
or Holmes resided in M~OnonRahela
city. J. a The Indiana o was
given this information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
~zEPPELIE

officially announced boo London this
evening that JHe Zeppelin dirIrlbI. bal
loom which ur Monday dropped bombs
Hu .Hs Russian port of IIhau boo the
HfIfI" sea. was destroyed and rnu che
of Ifa crew were taken urIa.
ursra
N HIu.THff. Tonight made public
fN. following official statement from
'Ng naval general sfUff Hf F~rfruEraI
concerning che incidents
hHuHHT morning Zeppelin appeared
h. IIt't tnh fad 'lfi't o." drop MIN.
bombs Hu fNf HudsI.utHI part u| fIr
After being fired 4f by fu. forts
OBJ. Zeppelin faI into fHs water Small
Graft were sent UIf. destroyed emo I.pIr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
STOMACH FINE! INDIGESTION, GAS,
SOURNBSS GONE--PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

remember the moment raps utarsp.
sin comes iu contact with trH stomach
al. distress yaui-Iss IT'S truly aston.
isliuE-aluo-t marvellous and the Eov
ls ffS haruI.ssuy-z
a lar-s rt.H-c'nt case 90 Fapss ula
r'p-in uul eiyc you a hundred dollars
worth 90 satisfaction oT ID ur JrsEEi-.
hands you yuar money back
les worth Its weiEht fu gold 20 men
and women Who can't gst their stou.
achs regulated lr belongs IN your
hOus-sbOuld always De- kept handy
iu case of t sick. sour upset stomach
during the day C~ niEht. lt's the quick
est. sur,sf and most harmless stomach
doctor iu the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
~ FIVE MINUTES NO STOMACH
MISERY. HEARTBURN. GASES
OR DYSPEPSIA

Really does put bad s-1mscas m
order really jo,s overcome iudI.
sesuou. dyspepsia gas heartburn and
solruess in ullgr-s-that-Iusf
that-makss Fap-s Diawps.u rh,
largest selling stomach regulator lu
the world n What Nuu eat f.rmrrfs
into stubborn humps. Won b.lrr ras
aud eruCtate sour. -und.Esst.f food and
acid head ls dizzy and aches breath
sour tongue coated. your fusIl,s
filed WITH bI, and ~indlEesrltIs waste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Mr Everett D'V"rz went 20 Benwood
Friday evening o. Tlay ID game of has
kef ball.
Miss Eva Hunt our school mistress.
west OF town.
SIR and Mrs Charlcv Cuuard we're
shopping Boo town Monday.
John Howell visited his parart4 Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Howell ~ Somcrtuf.
sunday.
To. II. Murphy. township zuuerIrfaud-
eui. SGT bon 20 tU' book case Monday
This is something that has been needed
iu our school Tor quite H while. both
teacher and pupils viii certainly spgra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
Anniv.rsaru Rnnnm.,

Members Of the Americus club en-
tertained with "a stag banquet last
evening in their hau on Thlrty-secoud
street. II was the twelfth anniver-
sary Of the organization and was one
Of The most enjoyable events ever
held by the members. The ladies' OF
Trinity Episcopal church served the
banquet. following whic ha program
OF after dinner speeches were made
with Madison Alderdge. Jr.. presiding
as toastmaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Robert DAY and Charles Mcclure.
of Pip" 'r0al charged with hunting
without license were nIgru HEARINGS
nrtur. Squire N'rfnr Yesterday after.
noon After hearing fHr evidence fHa
Hu-..0' 'wuu.1d fn, of g.. and costs
each Attorney " O. TImhrr.af.. rep.
%f's'r'.rr fH' ~d.fnrdIuf9 gave notice
Oft Hr appeal .rf fHo 07el viii he
AIKEN 'n Common Pleas Uuur. Un ora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
BRITISH FLEET
WAS DAMAGED
CRUISER LION AND DESTROYER
METEOR BoTH DISABLED
AND ToWED TO PORT.
fourteen Men Killed ard T~enty-nine
lnIured-Oamased Vessels soon
20 Bs Repaired

LONDON Jan 20. GO L % MI
The British feet did not escape IN
scathed In the naval battle In The
North sea with m. Germans last sun
day.
The battle cruiser Lion. which led
fhe British squadron n On. torpedo
boat destroyer Meteor both ~e-e dis.
abied and la to Be toved into port
while one officer and thirteen men
we're killed and three Officers and
t~Wenty-s1 men wounded on the three
ships-the Lion, Tiger and Meteor.
This Information is contained In an
admiralty statement issued tonight.
The statement gives denial 10 the
German reports that one British cruis-
er and two torpedo boat ~destroyers
We're sunk. by declaring that all the
British ships engaged In the action
have returned 10 port ia safety.
The announcement was made by the
secretary Of the admiralty whose
statement said
All the British hips and .orpedo
boa destroyers engaged in Sundays
action have returned In safety TO port.
The Lion which had some OF her
onward compa. tmCnts flooded BY
shells below the water line was taken
In TOW by the cruiser lndomitablc.
The destroyer Meteor which was also
disabled. was taken in tow By the
destroyer Liberty. Poth vessels were
guarded by strong escorts OF destroy
ers. Repairs 10 both vessels can be
quickly made.
The total number Of casualties
among the officers and men reported
to the admiralty Is
q the Lion II men were wound
ed on the Tiger on. officer and nine
men were killed and three officers and
eight men wounded: on the Meteor
four men were killed and on. man
wounded.
No Other Casualties.
1T b. not believed that any other
casualty occurred. but il so they will
be Immediately published.
\ soon as Vice Admiral Beatty's
report is received a fuller will
be given"
The statement adds that the dam
aged British vessels can be speedily
repaired. The Lion was struck by a
German shell below the water line.
and some OF her forward compart-
hlcnts were Hooded. Details OF the
damage sustained by the Meteor were
not announced.
The Lion and her sister ship. the
Princess. were the largest i'm the Brit
ish squadron. In leading the line the
Lion came In closer contact with the
Germans. and did most Of the fighting.
She was largely responsible for the
sinking OF the German armOred cruis-
er B%luecher.
The Meteor Is one OF the largest
and fastest torpedo boat destroyers
aiOat. She b. one OF Is Of her class
built under b naval estimates OF
1913. \ dozen similar boats were au-
thoriZed in the estimates Of 1914.
Two hundred additional survivors
Of the German cruiser Bluecher. sunk
in the North sea. Sunday. by British
Warships. have been landed. They in.
cluded a few petty officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Another big event 20 lyceum patrons
OF Bellaire will be the appearance
Wednesday, February Is. Of the Cam
bridge Players. The organization will
appear in the First NJ. f. church I'M
der the auspices OF the Americas club.
The program is a varied one and will
consist OF musical numbers. readings
and r~ecitatinns-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
BOYS BRIGADE
OFFICERS MEET
BANQuET HELD LAST IN
bfSIEo ROOM OF Y W. c
N@uonA Convention Turned Down 81
Local BHgads-mtercaunF
Addresses Delivered

'n- %. ths principal events 90 thr Min
ln' Lr.-Hde Waz th. ban
last ulEht In tr- Y.urs Wa--a-s gr--
iian A-zuriaftHr. dining r.HHm. me
menu rArelIsl auN frIuE rer.tnfurr aff.r-
IF events and trr after dinner
-itahinE NU Frrf sutertaiuIrE a. w.u
as instructive tu fFe tzIss
'~tIdAhauEr. major general com
nshelnE m West Virginia division %
thc priEtdr presided as and
directed ths events or the ...n.r. vrEi--
W'rr so abb carried Qua aT "a rn.
1880 hatirE something pruutabIe
each address there was a a.s.tIs.i.- -.
pFNlhAf PREPARED bE ufUg.ra n.aI.r.I
Tor that purpose.
At th. close 90 th- serving sf refresh
m.utT Col U IS Huu.rk.r grrE. I'd, 49,.
subject An Officers tb'f.afE.n 49, ~
ilAtnce With Ills Company M. "a
'iloNrl o. a general discus
ion ON The part off NaIors JACK and
Tue u.Nt on the prosr.m was an iu-
-k p.. 1910" ga ft' subject
an,r a. "a Part uf an Ofur,r4 F5uip-
mont % surgeon General Dr X
a. ih Lhe course of bite remarks
pr n.ctor stated that the know I.dEe 0f
,trrylng cut first aid b. b,c0minE "a Yer,
Nt"Fiahi question. but it, .afu. Taa
abp.al'd 60 IA. public a. Do has
'o.Itf IN The European war
ThoS" Co take Part ir az. general H.
'Aeslun uu trs topic % rref 80 49,
hunter and Major Eastwood
An Ideal Company.
ln,al 'WHtrE was the subject
or a timely discussion lead bv Lf.ri.,-
ant colonel ~awus. WUrWoof @
others taking part Iu M. dl--Gs
and PIRATE -"NS'
Al the conclusion o. the program ana
" connection with the business g.gsIg54
lne report for the raSt ye.r
ltl 10y captain ". o. kc.f-r. ar
t'I winch the present urauGia rr1br.~
was d~ir' usSed by Natnr p ~ N.ff M
lNllhu"u Co entertain the NRtlor,l
p invention Iu September. owing 10 IN.
al,ial reasons was not accepted ON the
tIl "I tne local division Of the W.-t
tLElhla brigade Tn, executive CONE
Wltiee OF the West Virginia state ftrt-
go" VII meet ~ this city Friday. Nav
90 the assembly rooms OF the local
board or trade iu the Market Auditor.
lum a hanggget will probably IL. held
i' Ihe evening following the meeting
lho-e present were Mai a. a. Iast-
Wool capt J. rtraIruau. col BE- =
sl'heCksi. Maiden "a. p. Ca~Idahaurh.
l'J EdW W s. Nen. Capt. ". o.. E,.f-
MAJ Geo D. Lncky.r. M1J ! ".
fIatt. cart. W. ". Whitley. can't John
= Acksr. L. 4. Hor'-,r. Fred IS EdaIs
apt russell Brown. Lieut. BurwIrd
hroWu. J.. W. jefferson. Lfart Wr,
Shtuer. a T. sinks. IS. Howard Nelson
W Spragg John W Gilmore. NJ. h.,
,ol James X Hunter. col Cha- a.
l%,obbius. LicurCuI samuel Uorv.,I
Aay y Z Jack. Me- VIM. We~tw1od.
l.l'halu wilson. capt. Fred D.. Houston
capt Thomas pch-eubsiu. Cant. h. ITyS
lhauher~. Lieut.. Ralph McComb- Lent
f-trl iuuCh. SerEt. Eugene A TarE
Paul o.. Fish leonard brichorSf. Waiter
Dorsey and Wesley Hoffman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
A Cheap Substitute

Dearest here's a triolet.
Just for you I learned 10 make IT,
Yes. I know the violet
dearest. here's a triolctl
Is the flower you love TO get;
but the bill-it's hard 10 shake ~
Dearest. here's p trolet
Just for you ! learned to make IL.
Kate u. Burton. In Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

N'mNrr- off tho Music LIr..ar and
Nf' club Will Un entertained TrH
afternoon af Goo home OF Nra o. N
N.nE un Nur'h Jefferson stree. An
.u''r'. f.- rruErtU Na. been pre-
pared which 5000 include f.H.u. ..HUa
.. Whittier IHs author and f.aH
... Mormon. r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Hr. .I. .. .H#H#. OF Shady .In
F.' entertain" fIs member. OFF 'Ha So
..H a. Dor home 'u sH8fF..|.
'"T.... evening Fancy work and
.I..N. HiH.".' T win Doc fHf amUHr
r'rI. ord 600 f.r members ara look.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

couple uf gentlemen were on the
Ridge one day Lass week selling ZIfhers
they seemed Co be- able fu get the music
out or the INSTRUMENT. and made quite
e. number OF sales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
condifion Worgo

Mrs Harris. who has been 300 FOR the
past several weeks. is rraTu4Iy p.r.vg-
ing weaker. with little or no hopes for
hSr recovery. Yesterday uu one was
al!g"eI 10 see her. and during the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Funeral services for the late Mrs
FRYE Nayheld. who died Monday. viii
be- held This afternoon az her late
home In South Bellaire Iutprmyut
viii be- made lu Rose IAN cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27
RIVER NEWS

the Tfrs- late Inst might Wa4 stat
ieuary with o. feet = Inches slight
rice b. expected Hg This evening eau4ed
p melting snow Hf me h~eaHuafrra
Some ire uas Running Yesterday and last
nifht nut NOT "nuH-H fH binder r~aris--
zion.
The Eanaurl Ia due TODAY .rrm rltfs.
eurEh fUr Charleston Tho Liberty Ifff
ra-terlav no uuuu for Marietta with a
fHIr cargo.
There o. utua doing along tho river
Win few exceptions s.l fns tow HHIfa
are down with coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

this Afternoon 90 the home of Mrs
J g. Shannafeit on Union street \
business meeting Wu De held fol-
lowed by a social session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Tho Women uIHIr r.ssa of .Ha
South Ua'ia.-a ~ o. church vu meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-27

Bellaire Briefs.
Frank Hess and J. w. Hess. Of Can
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-11
Federation Of Labor
Seats Two Japanese

San Francisco, Nov. 1l--For the first
time in its 35 years of history, the Am.
erican Federation of Labor has seated
two japanese as fraternal delegates,
One of these, addressing the delegates,
outlined the struggle between reaction
ary and progressive in Japan, and cX'
pressed the hope that the japanese la
Dor movement, now three years old, will
be as firmly entranched in Japan as
the American Federation is in America
when it reaches the latter's age.
Delegates to the convention laid aside
business today and journcyed to Vallejo
where they inspected the United States
navy yard and the Mare Island Shops.
President Samuel Gompers, who was
unable to attend tho business session
yesterday because Of q cold, expects to
be back in the harness tomorrow.
Vice.President Duncan, before the
convention meets tomorrow, will pre-
pare q resolution opposing alteration Of
the seamen g law. Another resolution,
favoring cr9ton of an American mer.
chant marine will also be submitted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-11
Improvement of Business
Exceeds All Expectations

40 per cent. The month of October
showed an increase of 81 per cent over
September and ~ per cent over October
last year. No further proof of the sud
den outburst of business activity need
be furnished. 1t has induced an active
demand for labor, and wage advances
have been frequent wherever profitable
war contracts enabled sharing of
profits with labor. These various com
parisons are made with an abnormal
year; but compared even with the year
before the war current activities are un-
usual and often record-breakimg.
As for the future of the market, the
outlook is exceedingly promising, aside
from the war group which have largely
if not fully discounted their exagger-
ated and sometimes precarious profits.
American railroads and American indus
trials are now enjoying well-earned
turn of prosperity after prolonged
period of painful adversely. As already
shown, this change is based upon sound
conditions. At the start the war was a
powerful stimulus, but its full effect has
probably been reached; and even should
the war soon cease the impetus at home
from big harvests and cheap money
could not be easily impaired. Some
day we shall have to remobilize our
business affairs on a peace basis, when
exports and imports will return to more
normal proportions but that period is
not yet within measurable distance.
Financial conditions are generally
satisfactory. Credit is sound; loanable
funds are abundant; rates are easy;
gold imports since January / amount
to over $325,OOO,000; our banking re-
sources are $424,0O0,000 higher than any
previous record the investment demand
is good, and in spite of enormous credits
and note issue to the Allies, there are
still available vast sums for invest
nent purposes. Bond sales in OctoDeI
were nearly $l00000,000, Speculation
has definitely turned to the railroads
and better class of industrials, which
are making larger profits and whose
dividend capacities are consequently be
ing materially strengthened. Additions
to the dividend payers list are being
made almost daily. Thus far the ad
vance in the railroads has been amply
justified and apparently has not yet
reached its climax. One more salts
factory indication of reviving enterprise
is the larger number of new charters
reported in October. These amounted
to $266,000,000 in the principal Easter
cities, compared with $70,0OO,OOO in thu
same period a year ago. After all his
tory is simply repeating itself in tina
all great wars are accompanied by ris
ing prices and initiation. -
HENRY CLEWS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-11
TOWN BLOCKS MAIL HOUSES
Trenton, Mo-, Makes the Tributary
Farmers Members of Club.

University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore,
Nov. ll.-Every farmer within Is miles
should be asked to become member
of the town commercial club, and tho
club should see that as many of tho
farmers as possible participate in tho
club S social affairs, says George L.
Hardy, the new executive secretary Of
the Portland Chamber of Commerce,
who spoke to the commerce students Of
the State University recently.
Trenton, Mo-, has a commercial club
than sent delegations to all the farm
homes Of the tributary territory. Tho
farmers Joined the club. When tho
commercial club had social evening
and it saw that good many were
held 49, farmers stopped work q little
early aud came.
"Mail order business has been prac-
tically driven from the Trenton terri.
tory" said Mr.. Hardy,
Accurate appraisals Of land for new
comers, under commercial club direc-
tion and with commercial club guaran-
tee, was another innovation suggested
by Mr.. Hardy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-11
Ex-Secretary Bryan
Also Quotes Scriptures

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE feud of
Former Secretary of State Bryan
against the Wilson military prepared
ness program resulted today in a come
back from him in regard to the presi-
dents calling Ezegiel of the old tesla
ment to his aid.
"It is surprising that he would ig-
more the teachings of Christ and select
a passage not referring to prepara-
tions against imaginary danger, but to
immediate action against attack" he
said. at is not surprising that Roose'
welt should consult the old testament
rather than the new, because he would
class Christ with the mollycoddles.
"The world needs pentecOst, not an
Armapeddeon, ~