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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
A BLIND PERvERSITY.

The editor OF the Marine News. OF
New York. has Joined with the practi-
eally unanimous opposition OF the
daily press OF the country 70 the re-
vival OF the ship purchasing scheme.
which was turned down BY the last
Congress. lie objects most strenu-
ously to the position taken by secre-
tary McAdoO. who. obviously. Is speak
ing for the administration. in his re-
cent letter 10 the Greensboro. North
Carolina. Chamber Of Commerce.
namely, that private capital will not
provide ships. even II the naviga.
ton laws should be changed as
private capital demands" And
further. that: Our capitalists are not
Interested in the shipping business
not because they cannot make money
in the shipping business. but because
they can make more money in other
directions.
This is wholly beside the point at
issue. The question is encourage,
ment 10 the building OF American
ships and the restoration OF the mer-
chant marine The ship purchase
scheme il directly opposed to such
announcement. and the reasons are
too obvious TO recall. The Demo
cratic party Is hopelessly obstinate in
this matter. II is responsible for the
seamens law. which Is another blow
az any successful revival of our mer-
chant marine. Now the administra-
ton proposes to inaugurate another
measure that will speedily complete
the destruction Of a privately owned
merchant marine with government
owned merchant vessels. There Is a
way TO obtaining the desired result.
but the administration is too blind or
too obstinate to avail itself OF the
opportunity to score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
THE TEST OF SINCERITY

The Washington Post in noting the
utterances OF the prophet OF the Pro
grcssives. made during his recent
Welt TO San Francisco. predicts that
the Colonel will endeavor to make
national preparedness the shibboleth
for the 1916 campaign. Il will re-
Quire little EFFORT to do this. for the
demand for defensive preparations Is
already an issue. All parties, with
the exception Of the Bryan peace at
any price following. will be for pre-
Paredness. In fact. all the platform
utterances on this subject next year
viii be- OF such a nature that the
voter who seeks 10 be guided only by
such things viii have a hard time to
choose among Republicans. Demo
Gratis and the few Progressives who
will maintain that partys entity. The
real test will come on the question
Of sincerity on whether these plat
form pledges are mere "molasses TO
catch flies"
In such test the Republicans viii
emerge in FIRST place. whatever we
have OF navy, forufcstions. troops.
arc the result of Republican efforts.
Tho low estate o. our national do.
fence to-day. the wretched morals OF
tho naval arm. the defective mechan-
ism Of our submarine force. and the
United mobility OF our slender army.
is due 90 the Generalization incident
IN the flood Of pIfrins pescc.troaties
negotiated by Bryan and to the
bucolIc notions Of loscphus Daniels
Those men are The flower of Demo.
cracy and ono OF them remains i1 tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING

Two important factors enter into
the problem Of constructing the high
ways Of the country. finance and in
debtedness. and applies with equal
force TO county roads and city streets.
The fact that probably one-half Of The
counties and cities in the United
states are now at some stage OF The
agitation for highway bcttermcnt
makes the financial problem one Of
paramount importance. That this
subject will be discussed In all It's
phases. including bond issues. direct
taxation and promotive legislation. AZ
the Pan-American Road Congress.
which meets I'm Oakland. California.
the middle Of September. makes n an
attractive deliberative and helpful
body.
While steady and regular advance
ment has been made during the past
ten years In methods Of road and
street construction. maintenance. and
administration, 10 has been through
the Annual Conventions Of the two
great National organizations. the
American Road Builders Association
End the American Highway Associa.
ton that the knowledge OF the vari.
Gus lines Of Improvement has become
general end the whole world enabled
20 profit This year the two Asso.
Citations hive Joined their forces to
ogranize tho Pan-American Road
Congress. and secure the presence OF
delegates from practically every
country In an America They will be
aided on the Pacific by two orraniza.
lions with membership in California.
Oregon and Washington. The Tri.
state Good Road Association and
the Pacific Highway Association.
Twentyscycn subjects viii Doe con.
sidered az the Congress sIk of
these are educational. The other
twcntyonc are open 90 discussion.
rot only by those selected b. the
program committee fol prepare papers
and lead discussions but by any one.
deleratc. member or visitor who may
Do present ao that au known facts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
WHAT WILL III BRING7

The gist Of the appeal sent 20 he
Mexican leaders, political and mill
tary. and the people OF that country.
BY the Pan-American conference a..
come. let us reason together In some
quiet nook. far from the madding
crowds ignoble strife There is not
a demand or a threat In the very po-
lite communication. Even Carranza.
Who Il a stickler against impairment
meddling" can and no provoking
phrase In the very plainly and un-
ornate address TO the common sense
OF the Mexicans-if they have any
such composing commodity about
them. II certainly Is putting the re-
eponsibility for a continuation OF this
needless warfare up 10 the factional
leaders and their more or less in
fluential subordinates. The only man
datory note struck is the mild re-
quest for a reply within ten days. and
even this is qualified by provisions
for an extension for good cause or
reason.
That the representatives OF the
Latfn-American republics joining with
the United States have done well in
this appeal stands unquestioned II
ought TO bring results. and II seems
that the only doubtful factor in this
contamination Is Csrranza. the cactus
diplomat OF the revolution he Is
very Jealous OF his assumed super
iority. and when he can't discover a
slight he presumes that one was in
tended. Therefore while the outlook
Is hopeful II is without a confident
feeling. Meanwhile the ridiculous en-
cute of the Mexican raiders along the
borders OF Texas and Arizona needs
drastic treatment, and the military
arm of this government cannot afford
10 be lax In visiting severe punish
ment on these practical outlaws and
bandits. Il will be criminal 10 leave
pny point exposed to the mercy of
these cutthroats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

TnnF'ments Tor such interesting eNhIbi-
lions through General John q SpsaLs
STATE ush and game warden. whose w0rk
ls now under the direction of the stat.
boaru OF Agriculture. Hitherto etirb
exhibitions have been mad, of nurU
mounted birds and fish. The birds will
o. shown iu cages and the fish. if sRbi-
bited. in aquariums
In order TO bolster" up their cause
10Y papers are now rctVrruE 90 80,
Columbus Dispatch pg "uuu-Uarttsau.
.fEan. with O. notable reputation Tor
inru'-s- The Dispatch. as b. we'll
known, prints most anything that the
COX people want. So that they can have
something 90 refer 90 besides Mr. Co.'s
own organs at Dayton.
lW'nI lone dHFs after "a COW belong
ing o. the Mitchell family on the West
pikf had been bitten BY "A dog also be-
longing TO the family. the COW went mad
ana red 20 be killed.-ZanesviIIc SivnaI
MAJOR j. ". Moore aEcd ~ years. died
suddenly Ht his home on the National
ROAD, three miles east OF washington
gt acute indigestion Major James Wat
hlns Moore was one OF the most prnrnf-
n'ut and best known men Boa tsusru~ey
county and HE sudden demise comes -
"a shock 70 hts many friends Tie was "a
man OF me physique. well preserved and
SHOWN Tor his genial dispositlon.-
Guernsey Times. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
THE SUSPECTED MOTIVE.

tI1ttsburgh Gazettc-TimcsD
President Wilson's recent action in
permitting his secretary. Mr.. Tum-
ulty. publicity 10 rcbuke a member OF
congress from Illinois for having ad.
dressed him I'm a truCulent manner
seems 70 have been warranted bv the
provocation. While this Is a free
country and public officials. no
matter how exalted their station. are
public servants. the right way 10 an
proach them should not be departed
from even upon subjects OF the ut
most importance.
In tho case In point. because the
President declined 20 make an ap-
polnimont for personal interviev.
the Congressman charged him with
being more interested I'm the desire.
Of biz business than 20 discover "the
heartfelt sentiments Of the common
people. Here was a man making %
request and accompany 10 with a
WaIiEn imputauon This is bv no
means an uncommon usage I'm Pet.
lions 20 legislative bodies and creru.
lives and ir communications 20 public
officials. With some misguided folks
also if i7 quite the practice in al.
dressing newspapers. The dispose
zion to suspect motives crops out i1
connection WITH practically every urh.
Jrcf az popular controversy with
many persons Do d. impossible t0
grant tho room Tor an honest dfs.
agreement The moment somebody
toes are rampled even though DO
happen incidentally rho HEzriovef
follow charges sinister Influences or
hidden domination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Increase The Secretary believes
That labor will ~ scarce ana
WAGES higher IN Europe after the
var. and that labor viii mud pro
htable employment AZ home.
II The MAR should not last LONG.
er than the present year. II Is
probable that Industry oar b. re-
sumsd without great difficulty Ia
most parts % Europe ON the
contrary. n the war IL prolon ged
70 the end OF 1916. u seems PROB
able that the destruction OF cspi.
tai will b. 20 great and 20 Wide
spread a. 20 compel large mum
bers OF Europeans 10 seek a nVh-
hood In the United States or other
foreign countries. The people Of
Austria Hungary. Poland. south
western Russia. the Balkan states
ana Italy can not stand the strain
OF long var Mess prevented
by their governments. the people
OF those sections OF Europe viii
probably migrate IN large num-
bers after the war The number
OF Immigrants now coming from
western and northern Europe IS
small and, unfortunately. IL Is not
probable that the war will IN
crease immigration from these
sections 10 this country.
The possibility that the war will
b. followed by the arrival OF
large numbers OF immigrants from
southeastern Europe makes II i'm
por'ant that measures should be
taken BY the federal government
10 prevent the admission OF IN
desirable persons. Such a wide
spread and disastrous war as wat
now IN progress In Europe Is Ger
tain TO be followed by a great IN
crease in disease. poverty ana
crime. Unless the Immigration
laws are strictly administered.
the people OF this country will have
20 support a largely increased
population Of paupers and crimi-
mails. Our frst duty Is thus TO
provide for the strict enforcement
OF the immigration laws.
The second duty OF the federal
and state governments Il TO in
yestigate the present and pros
In the leading Industries in dir
ferent parts OF the country. 20 as
certain how many Immigrants can
be provided with employment. n
men can not be given work to
do. there viii undoubtedly be a
large Increase IN the number OF
persons out Of work for a greater
or less portion OF each year. The
national and state governments
should cooperate with each other
and with private agencies 20 bring
about the best possible distripu-
ton OF immigrants In order that
men seeking employment can be
placed where work is TO De had.
careful attention 10 the distribu-
ton of immigrants will accom-
lish more than anything else TO
reduce unemployment. and TO
limit crime Iue to idleness. poy-
erty and distress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Will the close o. the var BE- TOT.
loved b. a iargs innuX 81 foreig
mere from Europe Most students
Of Immigration are of the opinion
that history vtl BE- repeated.
Every Important war In Euro..e
Tor The past one hundred years
has caused increased emigration
10 the United States There was
a marked rise In the number OF
immigrants following the NapoIeo-
nc watts. the same xas true 81
the revolutionary period and the
Nars OF the last century. and also
OF the Crimeaa and Franco Prus-
sian wars.
The war has put a temporary
check upon immigration into the
United states During the nine
months following the outbreak OF
the war, the number Of INN.
lsrants was barely one nth OF
the number for the corresponding
months Of the previous year. ana,
as The war continued. the arrival
OF Immigrants rapidly declined.
During several months OF the past
year. there have been more de
partures than arrivals OF foreig-
ners at American ports. although
the war has CIT In half the mum.
Der OF foreigners returning TO
Europe.
IL Is certain that the war will
De followed by widespread pov.
erty and misery in many OF the
thickly populated parts OF Eu-
rope. the sections from wnicn
immigrants TO the United states
now come In large numbers.
While the people OF Germany.
France, Belgium and England
VIII suffer greatly from the war.
the people OF Poland. Austria-Hun.
gary. western and southwestern
Italy viii suffer more severely.
Ihese sections, which will find
the burden Of the war heaviest
10 bear. are the parts OF Eu-
rope from which the major por-
uon OF the immigrants TO this
country now come. In these sec
lions OF Europe the war will
greatly reduce industry. increase
the burdens Of taxation. and in
tensify the struggle against
~ NHhihNA VI people iHat ull-
crate from Europe 10 the United
states depends largely upon the
activities OF steamship lines 10
secure Storage passengers. The
war has temporarily put out OF
operation the steamship lines that
handle most OF the steerage bust
ness. II Is TO be expected that
these lines will make unusual ef-
forts 20 secure third-class pas
sengers when they resume opera
tion.
The Commissioners OF immi-
Erauon al the ports OF Boston.
New York. Philadelphia mad Bait.
more are looking forward TO a
Hood OF immigrants soon after
the close OF the war. The United
states Secretary OF Labor. now
ever, is not convinced that the
war will be followed by a great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
OHIO STATE
NEWS NOTES


After next Monday Gresnough statiop
on the W. a l.. T.. Ky. Will be officislIv
NH"Nn az Last Cadiz and all trains that
nave been stopping at UnionvnIe for the
make the stop al East CadiE. IL il only
Yen minute run hy auto 10 Creeuourh
it ',i Taalk and there is fine Yike-
The Republican party In East Liver
s 49,, ~ one OF The strongest tickets
NIiigp,r' no tne iield With Nodrey
naliots. the ticket is one that should
make every Republican proud.
Tn an opinion to the state liouor li-o,-.
commission. Attorney General 'Turner mas
JUST ruled thar a nonresident brewing
company which operates "A brewer, H.
another state can not ship their Goods
70 a cold storage warehouse ia mis-
90. aha MAKE sales Of beer from 90 90
FONTS within this state. Turner fur
ther held that such conpany can not
legally make sales OF beer rranufa-tff--
sa ln euother state. from wagons owned
u5 foreign brewing company In Onto
without FIRST securing q license from
.Iio OFFICIALS and paying the Dow-AIk-
ln an oriuion TO Harry r. HAN. state
supeIlntemdent uf banking. ATTORNEY
80 i .' 'lhtr held that corporation
uay make contributions COZ donations of
corporate funds for lawful pf5rpo.es
whcn TIE primary object b. Co advance
Lhe corporate purposes Unless reruIa-
tons 20 the contrary have bsen ad11teJ
Turner held. by st6ckhoIders - ,,. ~
SJ3lp9Thled bank. such contributions and
or The board ~ directors.
East Liverpool has voted a bond is.u.
l.I si...l. Tor the building % "a muuicI-
pal market house.
a rgmor has been current in Wells
flle tNat o." Carroll Porter HuIIrr
works. which will likely b.. ta.ep o,er
l'. llII-hH. En Boiler O. Tank COM
lany wa i' Dol used t' manufacture
as uls-fatcmDut by e.. d. MuHrE. man.
asef OF the present company az Will
nts -als inat reprcsrutauses OF the
manufacture uf 90, same line III boiler
supplies would h, continued Dr. tn. deal
plant D. rnueIrIuHl,I.
The AI.s1 county election board has
ae1i' tIt -fHrIIrl of candidates Dol fh.
primary at Lima when election com
" i'5''s t.-. , n one rreeingt5 tne sec.
unused tickets hr mistake. Tho ballot.
Dad not been counted.
WHOM DO cars ar "a throusr fr..rb, ar
I'I I'N.H. wanna ruIIrHH. were U...I..f
'gsSsr between traEsysna.e aaa
ro one eaa injured.
d. ggidsmitn Of collmbus. o.. FAST
lnr- wIN retain on. Collar
'.' ,..'.t-r f'.Ng. trophy another
i.a},..a trom ohio. luulI.. NI.rIFtr
The Marietta Naraff-f4frr -.m.ar.
.. grl -.IIIE landed au order I.. fl.
.i.lns NH An HII.I f.l
undsrlfr.I Ell. ...l $780,, ..
Germ Tra Nar..ffa Waruf..f...re .....
g-I Has been virtually ..Ir I.I como
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

may be brought out No state In
The Union Il more interested in these
problems than West Virginia. ard IL
Is hoped that the state will have an
Intelligent representation in this
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Mysterious surveys along the Potomac
river In this State. OF which the govern
ment denies all knowledge. has inspired
vivid imaginatious with visions 81 the
invading enemy. Very likely Harry Sny-
der. OF shepherdstown. Is laying out a
Areaking tour against the payment Of
the pound OF flesh 10 the Virginia certlf-
icate holders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The object in fomenting that Invasion
81 MeNicans. evidently was 10 commit
tho United states 10 some overt act that
would solidify all factions against inter
venuon and by which the First chief
would probably benefit. They are pretty
willy. those Greasers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

General wood puts 81 well when he
says no one has right 20 consider his
discharge OF duty a. a soldier volun-
tary. II II an obligation just as IL 10 10
obey the moral law and pay ones debts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Jane Adams insists that 90 g. true
that the helligcrent soldiers are "soused''
before they 20 into an engagement. and
IL Is quite likely that Jane knows what
she r. talking about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The Eovernussnt H. now inquirlnE into
The safety % Ohio river steamers. II ap-
pears that the sacrifice OF life in the
ksstland disaster has not been In vain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Ii II quite a paradox that people have
70 come from wet" Ohio territory TO
Stake their Sunday thirst IN dry
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

newspaper man was beaten up in
St Louis In mistake for strike breaker.
Now n 10 had been a Journalist" there
would be no excuse for the bIundcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Teachers are needed IN Paris Tor sol
diers blinded in battle. The Democratic
party stands 90 the same need
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The German eagle f. rersistentIy
recking a. the rear ~ tho Russian bear
IN his mad rush 20 his second line of de-
fenscs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The oyster f. due TO come out Of his
sheil in september along with many be-
lated candidates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The ohio side towns are being put 10
u 10 find accommodations FOR the
DRINKS they stew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

IL appears the Italians arc making
small Roadway for the fuss they have
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
BACK TO THE FARM

All over the country the bush
leagues are busting The magrafas
who back them must Wow uIfh alarm
the retrospects bad and tha outlook
disgustlng and umpIrea and captains
20 back 20 The farm $50 more on tho
bleachefs the crowds ara arrIaufIrv
the left-handed pitcher who wound u8
bic arm that hero. with grief .r bic
bosom. is pl0ddlng along tho bleak
highway that leads f1 fhr farm Tho
diamond o. pasturing horses and cal.
tie, tho gate is nailed no f0 protect D.
tcoDyriEhJ 1915. b. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

cabinet and directs the destinies OF
the navy. Under such circumstances.
any Democratic platform declarations
in favor OF Preparedness Will he
heavily discounted and will deceive
nobody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

willingness 70 argue the matter with the
Republican National Committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

u b. now up 20 Csrranza 20 be respon-
sible FOR spillinE the beans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

shipping wheat 90 Brazil f. somewhat
like carrying Goals 20 Newcastle"
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from harm. mo- moro do We hear tho
Wild c'4mor of battle. the rafrhrra
end nnIdrra have zone f1 me farm
on. what OIL fnn natter fs baseball
1r.aFins' Ihr samr OF our fafs Is
To- LOSING fa charm on what must
"f think whom tho PLAYERS quit play.
inF and rf Tho lone road That leads
bach fr tho nrm7 Tho present b.
dark and frr fans are Departing the
future extends ua no comfort or BARN
promoter are eIck and me sport writ.
ore rwearI1g end most OF the pIayers
are back or fHc farm
.orEs Mattrcs AdanaJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Tho Order of Golden Links VII hold
O r.n'r af HHdI.ra. Tuesday August
18th Dancing and Bowling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Germany now threatens to Belgiuml1s
Rumania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

The Mexican note was friendsIy With
out being firm.
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Our country In her Intercourse with foreign nations
may she always be in the right; but country right or
wrong" STEPHEN DECATUR
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The The stoEies are under that old
strain again.
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OUR IMMIGRATION AND EUROPES WAR
Must Prepare for the Great Influx Toers Who Survive
the Battle Fields.
p,....- By EMORY R. JOHNSON. Phi D., Sc D.

' IaIIon ana Nommerce University Pennsylvania
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Tuoishsd Daily. Ezs~rt SUNDAY. % ths
intslnEenosr fublisbinE Company
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Az rrfIrr.. new feature r. fra rfHf.
PEI. fE.. E.r. uI. I. Hr UthIH.. ..r H.
ff. EHn|. N.r." end perhaps H.... .. I|.H
r.h rHrr..Hr. Dunlap has made orr.
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