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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
OHIO PROHIBITION
FIGHT EXPENSIVE
Intelhzencer Bureau.
Colu mbua. o. NOV. ~

tfobably one million dollars was
spent by various ORGANIZATIONS favor.
lhE OF 0ppo-lug the adoption of tho
iouf constitutional proposals and The
70 r'ierred acts Of tho Legislature.
ail ~ l!c. were defeated at the So.
ven ror election
.l.e greatest amount spent bv any
lhsie or 'uizafiou was bv the Ohio
lone hul. Association in its caU.
paisn ass Inst tte prohibition amend.
Went and idFOfIug hte stability rr.ri
ufnt- %. HJciafiOn c1Uar.as
ger. ~ s-t 1fa receipt. ar.ra.
fatcd 80 i..i. Hi and about fwo.fIfrTs
li This contributed by fh, Dtf,
BffWers a YrIrfIur Tho rpmairGlr
Nas given. principally. ty iuu0r draf
ff aaao 'afioI while murH of fI.
money va uluf for aH.rrff.Ir. .rJ
3ending CIf literature. most of b. ......'
70 coutny organization.
clation. Tho buI.-.Ilur I..... d.
ported = rnIp'e and expense. fof4r.r.
F'N,ezs.sA and debt OF s4.fr9sE
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DENY SINKING
OF SUBMARINES

A M0I tliDAM. via London. Nog r.
Il.fH % w a t.mI0TliaI dI.r.t,b b.
received hero from Berlin declares
iIaf fn' report that two German -ub.
WHf.u' have been sunk Iu fHa -fraIta
oi FihfI.ar N pure invention
The report referred f0 was received
on NnL"ub'I TOO from Algebra. NU.
rocco. by way of London
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rHE wuArHuH

WAlHtH0roH. Nov Ig-r Forecast.
West NirFintat western rrnnrvfvnnfs
and ohio-ratr Saturday and gundag
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LONDON. Nov l.. $50 p. m.-The
couIuIet landing OF British ana
French troops at SalOuki is causing
some uucaaIuess 10 bulgaria and Iur-
U"s. and .l' wIu tiers oi those Two
powers tOty! again protested 10 the
Hi''. oN'lumDIt. Inch took formal
notice OF their protest
The determination OF the entente al
Hes IH thoT Balkan campaign Is
ShuMn hy the lar-s 4Orcc they are
stUniug To- the Balkans. and news was
received from Rome today that Italy
Also had decided 10 intervene In this
rtsiOn. In manner worthy OF her
Ereatn S. aud To give sufficient sup
port 10 the British and French 10 as
sure a complete triumph This IS
said TO have some influence on Greece
ana Nunauig EuWaula. however. IS
Ma.un- ior ILs developments OF the
ituesian plans.
Meanwhile Che Austro-Germans anu
the Bulgauaos are adyauCinE slowly
ln 'h,r efforts 40 cut Oft or annihi-
.dte ihe Serv.3n army. These efforts.
hoWt' q. are growing more difficult
a. me Servi1us now nave oCCupieu
according Go .lr.r official report de-
ieh-lNr positions - the south and east
OF NialleNu and east Of lyauiboa and
on the ra'icrn mon on the LETT bank
of tue southern Noravd where he-yy
EiIns is b." rro-rcs- Big battles
also az. proceeding u fhe south De-
,~e'h the Bul-1r,aur and the Anglo
fir1rh. bur ihD reports are 20 con
tlictinc that lr canrot De- said wnicn
side Las Gained am advantage.
Germans Abandon Riga.
outside the Balkans the most inn.
i'I'"hi theatre or operations 81 now
tcontinued On Page Eleven1
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LANDING OF TROOPS AT
SOLONIKI ALARMS The
TURKS AND BULGARIANS
England
ReQHir,11s
Peace Plan

LONDON. Nov. Il. $3.50 D. m.-Re-
affirmation c. Premier Asquith's his
loflc pi,ur. Ir-aIuIuE the entente al
Hes terms pt fvace delivered at the
LDru may yOrs banquet November .
l5i4, was made by S- Edward Grey,
British foreign secretary. today. in a
written answer to a question put by
Sir Arthur Markham. Liberal member
OF parliament from tsIe Mans field divi-
sion Of NOtunghamshirc.
After stating that Great Britain's 3
position In the war IL fixed by her al
liances with Japan. France and Russia
the foreign secretary proceeded:
In our view the cDN Niitions OF peace
must fulfill these laic down by the
prime minister ON November 9. 1914
II Is very desirable that Il should be
understood once and FOR all that this
II the determination OF the govern.
ment, collectively and individually
and OF the nation"
AT the lord mayors banquet Noyem.
per =. 1874. Premier Asquith in out
lining the wax situation. said.
his Is going o be a long war but
there ia nothing Ia a long struggle TO
depress Us. or IN what has happened
Our enemy has tried three objeCtives
Paris Warsaw and Calais-and has
been bAffled in all.
Thai IS not enough. We shall not
~ugHthe the sword. which We have not
lightly drawn, until Belgium has re
covered more than she has sacrificed; /;
until France "a adequately secured
against menace; until the rights or
The smaller nationalities have been
placed upon an unassailable founda-
tiOn. and until the military domina-
ton Of Prussia Is finally destroyed"
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MINISTERS OF BOTH POWERS
FILE FORMAL PROTEST
WITH GREECE.
Germans Abandon Riga Attack
And Fall Back From
The Dvina.

ROME. via Paris. NOV. t2. it:4o
p. m--The Albanian question is
becoming more acute hourly, the
oelet being expressed in diplo-
matte quarters that a secret agree
ment exists between Bulgaria and
greece concerning SerVia Macce-
donia and Albania. According TO
this reported agreement the south
ern part Of Albania would 90 70
Greece and the northern part 70
Bulgaria, the latter country thus
realizing its traditional dream OF
being bSthed by three seas-the
SLACK sea. the Aegean sea and the
Adriatie sea
The convection IS held by many
that italy must participate In the
Balkan contest m order to safe
guard her r-st vital interests rep
resented oy the supremacy OF the
Adriatic and the -ossession Of
Avlona. The question now TO be
settled Is that Of adequate mill
tsry and political means to pro-
teet these interests IN such man
ner as &C be sure OF success and TO
avoid delay which might render
action too late.
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THE HOSPITALS NEEDS

The Ohio Valley General Hospital.
the most completely appointed OF any
in the United States. stands IN imme-
date need OF $500 600. and unless this
sum Is secured its ministrations 70 az
nicted humanity must cease. The
people OF Wheeling will he appealed
Ia for the next ten days 20 furnish
this sum. the campaign starting TO-
morrow morning. This necessity has
not been incurred by reckless or ex-
tTavagant management II Is shown
10 be the most economically conduct.
ed institution OF its kind In the coun-
try. The reason for the present hnan-
cial needs OF the hospital IL found in
the fact that the builders anticipated
the needs OF the community for hos.
pital service The present indebted
ness was incurred TO carry out this
idea. with the single thought 10 meet
the growing needs Of the city and con.
tinEent territory. with the confident
belief that 70 would have tho support
Of the public In undertaking 10 pro
vide for -
The Intelligence has no patience
with that spirit that seems 10 see IN
this institution something greatly I'm
excess Of tho necessities OF the com.
munity That is a practical admis.
rion that the city has reached the end
OF its growth. and that We arc 20 pro.
gross no more. 70 is tho argument Of
STARVATION. and Do not az an IN keep
inV with the energetic md progressive
citizenship ~ Wheeling FIve hun.
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MAY TWO MAKE A BARGAIN?
On WAIpo q. MoRsE
cosneiIiOr o. the American Academy o. ),


An .no sSoPyi , ISIS By Public Ledger conPshy3
labor Of which many states Snssr.Sss
The United s1s,ss assG ts tn. con.
railroad 70 inquire whom he
IN IL TAKE. two to make Judge Gould
Poys join Sstoos Could @ % s a. s
usons members 1 a, PSI S Of wS NOT
feel aef no S s oS DE- and
or nation through 10. Ss %s SSsIn The entire people Of State
ss Wand eoase No man may bargain his NE his
not become parties to any such BARGAINS
lions forever forbid the people either
tial Liberties " the essen
sosy or ind save by the authority
co%DsT1sysly were
many states are treating trade unions
y The state itself mankind ~Sich
their benefit. pTosUn to live outside or
entitled to allow 9 ~as r d hs
law the s1d minority s S p1s
lions with member. employment, She
members to work with their meSbe % h ~m and foddns non
valid by Supreme coe OF seR labor was held in
eon b ne as co Pst sa ssPDR and TO contract while
citizens Of any other State be denied all
In all these decisions must be courts
% TOO often passed by special interests for
eion The court nimates nothing
the smPoye may work for whom he may choose.
refusing to employ union men or BY requiring
violate the law should he quit his shop
amendment
down personal liberty property rights
some paramount object essential TO the public welfare
members and different rule employees liberty
making
unwilling employer without fair understanding
that $ o
ruling of
hunkes might
uniform
would
the
a
he
to
a
relations squsrey disputed
o abandoned?
WALDO C MORSE
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dred thousand dollars appears TO some
to be a stupendous sum. and II would
be under certain conditions and cir
cumstances, hut We do not believe II
is beyond the power of the wealth OF
this marvelously responsive city 10
meet. II the majority OF the holders
OF this wealth will respond according
to their ability. The alternative OF
closing the doors OF this magnificent
institution :f the sum asked for is not
secured. certainly ought to appeal to
the strongest inspirations Of civic
pride. Wheeling has never yet been
confronted with an extremity that she
has not met courageously and re-
lieved. and We do not believe the
grand old town Is going to default on
such a vitality important proposition
as the present case presents. To meet
this obligation may entail great sac.
riices on the part OF many, but what
object in this life worth while Is ever
obtained except by sacrifice?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
DEFICIENT DEMOCRACY

Clearer and clearer becomes the in.
efficiency o. the Democratic Congress
end tho administrative branch Of the
government With a great flourish Of
trumpots tho Democratic party ap
pealed 20 the people 81 the country 10
raise 10 10 power on the promise Of
simplicity and economy which boHf
democratic government" and d..
nouncing the "profigata waste Of
money wrunE from Tho people BY op
pressive taxation through lavish 40.
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IN BILL INTRODUCED TO REoU.
LATE POWER OF HYDRO
ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
Present Statute is Greatly Revised
Regulates Building OF Dams
and Other Structures.
(sY w. r. KEYSER,)
lStan Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb T.
Almost unlimited power Is placed in
the hands OF the Public Service Com.
mission with respect 10 the regulation
or the powers. duties and OBLIGATIONS
Of hydrO-electric anu otner companies
producing and selling hydraulic. cleo
tric and other power. in "A proposed
Dill which has been introduced In the
senate by Senator Robert J.. Gregory.
OF Wood county, and In the House Of
Delegates by Delegate Edward Hiner-
man. Of Marshall The bill revises
the present statute relating 10 hydro
electric and other companies Of such
a nature. and regulating the building
and maintenance of dams across
streams. and OF all structures. works
and property connected or used in
connection Herewith
The present law. az enacted al the
session 81 1913. rs deemed insufficient
50 far az the regulation Of such grants
by the Public Service Commission is
concerned Several permits for the
construction Of dams have been held
up pending revision Of the law
The hrst section Of the proposed
bill defines various terms used iu the
act. The second section provides that
All water streams within the state ca
pable Of developing hydraulic. electric.
al or other energy or power shall be-
under the control and supervision Of
the state. The next ten sections re-
late 90 the rights Of such corporations
organized under the general laws Of
mis- state 10 acquire by condemnation
within tho limits only of territory
designated by fto Public Service Com.
mission. and subject fo the regulation
OF the commission
Only Home Corporations
section Fifteen provides that mo- per.
WIt shall DO granted under the act OK.
''pi f1 corporation created and or.
sanIyod under mo laws 90 tho state OF
West NIrziuI1. and before being ON.
II''al iu exercise ms Uf OBJ. powers
authorized tr 'Fe BIN must make sp.
rHcafi0n f0 rnd have tho approval Of
'Ir Public Service Commission
According 'u The provisions a. 500.
ION eighteen. tho Public Service Con.
mission sNnII require OF may authorize
such change boo tho location. plans.
hfaN inE. nr specifications OF any pro.
posed dom. Ha may Doe necessary for
i1n protection of life and property. ur
Tor other reasons. and may refuse tho
application ~ iu rE discretion tho
same should not boz granted The
section relates iu detail. the manner
Too which the company mus rake ap.
rllcaiion In proceedings 20 condemn
property. etc
The following sections provides that
and corporation IHro-pou for any
20 The purposes named lu section
three. which in good faith located n
Dam Tor ifs purpose. together with
IroFahle contour lines o. water pro
posed 90 De- impounded thereby. and
which have actually expended a. much
az $4,000 iu tho construction 81 tho
cam on or before May %. 1913. shall
nave att the powers. aH 20 such dam
and The land and property within the
contour lines without flinz tho anrlI-
cation and obtaining the permit
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THE STATE HEALTH BILL

While The Intelligencer approves
OF the principle involved in the health
bin now before the legislature. Il be
iieves that some OF It's features are
too radical or advanced at this time
20 meet with the approval Of the peo-
pie. when the present financial con
dition OF the State IL taken into con
sideration. The measure provides for
the establishment OF a State Depart
ment OF Health. which shall supersede
the present State Board OF Health.
Its chief officers are TO consist OF a
commissioner OF health and a public
health council OF six members. ap-
pointed by the Governor The State
Is to be divided into six sanitary dis
triets, with a district health ofncsr for
each district. who are to have a su-
peryisory authority over the local
health officers. and prescribing other
duties OF q cooperative character
The salary OF the Commissioner Of
Health is fixed at $1,000. and the six
district health officers at s. 900 each
-Four divisions OF the State Depart
ment of Health are provided for. as
follows: Division OF preyentable dis
eases; sanitary engineering: food aud
drugs: vital statistics. A director Of
each division Is TO be appointed by
the State Commissioner. with the ad.
vice OF the Health Council. his com
pensation TO be fixed by the Commits
sioner
A State hoard OF medical examiners
Is created whose sole duty shall be the
examination OF applicants for license
for the practice of medicine and sur.
gerry in the manner now provided by
law for the government OF the State
Board OF Health in such examinations,
including the reciprocity clause as II
now exists. This board is to consist
o: one physician from each Congress
sionai district. making six In all. The
board is required TO meet three times
year, and the compensation OF the
members is Fixed at $40 a day with an
allowance y: travelling and other nee.
essary expenses. The bill calls for a
total appropriation OF s35 900 annual
ly for the expenses OF the Health De
partment
The scope and objects Of the meas
ure are undenIably meritorious. II
aims to better conserve the health OF
the people and thereby further pro.
mote their happiness. II reaches out
and controls sanitary conditions Of the
workshop. mill. factory and mine, and
In every way possible aims to lessen
preventable diseases and delimit the
general Affections OF humanity The
management and control OF the State
Tuberculosis Ssnatorium IL also In.
vested In he State Department OF
Health. II The Intelligencer believed
the State was able 10 take this ad.
vanced step. which many Of her sis.
ter States have already taken. Il would
say Godspeed 10 the work. but 70 can.
not. at this time. reconcile the fnan.
cial demands OF the measure with the
present revenues OF the State. nor
does II believe that the people would
endorse the embarkinR. In the present
state OF Affairs. on such an ambitious
undertaking.
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Reeoanized Advan,an..

You will find that CbsmbarIai,..
Cough Remedy has recognized sdyant.
ages over most medicines In use for
coughs and colds. 70 does no, sup
press a cough. but loosens and relieves
II II aids expectoration and opens
me secretions, which enables the sys-
TEN 10 throw on cold 10 counter.
Pcts any tendency OF a cold 10 result
IN pneumonia. II contains no opium
or other narcotic. and may be- given 10
a child as confidently as 10 an adult.
For sale by all dealers-Adv.
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UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

GOOD friends help and head YOU for success,
Ao a out on unduned dcrend 10 win
49,, 80 the often think helping hands are
IELTINH HANDS prone they're with
,.. drawn, the helped stands an undecided and
" learned on others 20 rely his avay eft
soons and ne who started satisfied 20 gather prune
not al unueky the youth says no friend 10 hello I'm
rave 20 noe my row DO soofh with yep Nv
soortes Ike those OF J0b will thsy will bless
must SHOW mis- cheap old globe what possess So
ne a once gets down 70 ck Yields
e oueksa~ Or The AK as though he things uhz And
having learned way without the hello Of am he 80
success, while tother jay aided. 81 On also rem 1'
WALT MASON
tcopyrFht 1914 by Matthew Adams,
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GEO. Nj. SHOOK co.
POWER GIVEN TO
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

named in the act. but the con. mission
may require or authorize any change
IN the plans. drawings, specifications
and constructed portions OF the dam
as shall be necessary for the protcc-
ton OF life and property, or for other
reasons, as named in the act.
Construction Of Dams.
Section twenty-five relates to the
construction OF dams. IL is as fol-
lows:
The Public Service Commission
shall not grant or issue a permit for
the building Of a dam above ten feet
in height. which is not so designed
as 10 satisfy the Commission. after
full Investigation, that the ratio OF
resistance OF the proposed dam against
sliding Overturning. rupture. or fail
ure from any cause whatsoever. will
be not less than the ratio given In the
following table for different heights
OF dams.
10 and less than 20 feet, a ratio OF
? TO /.
20 and less than 30 feet. a ratio Of
3 TO !.
80 and less than 40 feet. a ratio Of
4 10 /.
40 and less than so feet, a ratio Of
so and less than 60 feet. a ratio Of
6 to l.
so and less than 20 feet. a ratio Of
Z 20 I.
10 and less than so feet. a ratio of
S 10 T.
so and less than 80 feet. a ratio Of
Q 10 l.
90 aud less than 100 feet. a ratio Of
10 10
100 and less than 10 feet. a ratio Of
II 90 ].
40 feet and over. a ratio of ~ 20 /.
Must Be Safe
nor shall any such permit be grant
ed or issued unless the Public Service
Commission huds and enters Of record
that the proposed dam will be- safe
end secure beyond reasonable doubt.
aud that the construction Of such dam
will bD economically advantageous 90
The pU0pl. of this State.
Before granting any permit for the
appropriation Of n power sit, and the
construction Of On dam The Public Serv-
fec Commission shall make an invest.
SALON as 20 the economic value and
importance ~ an agricultural lands
forests. coal. OIL gas. mineral deuos.
fa and other natural resources likely
or liable to DO -ubmorred DAMAGED.
destroyed. rendered Inaccessible or
more diWru'f ~ access within ur ad.
Iurruf f0 Tho contour of tho area 10
b. flooded by such darn
The FINDINGS 90 tho Public Service
Commission upon such Investigation
shall bo made part OF tho record OF
any order Of tho commission granting
or refusing n permit Tor the approprI.
alton ~ n power site OF tho construc-
fon of "a dam. To no case shall tho
Public Service Commission grant
such permit where itg inveatirati0n
shall show that the economic value OF
The natural resources to hn damaged
OF destroyed I'M the development of
The proposed power sItois greater than
The economic vafue 70 The people %
West Virginia OF the power which
might be- made available by such do
vei0pmrnt ln estimating and com.
purIug such economic values the com
mission shall consider such public ln.
convenience az may result from the
removal and relocation Of roads.
bridges. railroads and other public
utilities. the flooding ~ suitable and
desirable routes or locations FOR roads.
railroads or other means Of rranspor
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THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS
VIVA, tn. P.Opi. voted Tor.

The fact IL. the governor and the leg
islature are getting along 30 well to-
gcther that az an Offset TO this harmony
the Democratic press is trying TO make
the impression that the governor is az
absolute dictator. In answer 10 this u
lHture Il carrying out the governor b
program, which b. based on the party
platform. That h what the people voted
for and that Is what the governor and
the legislature purposes 90 give them
Clarksburg Telegram.
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Ex-senator Jonathan Bourne Go de-
scribinE the weakness OF the President
said the greatest was Accumulated egot-
ism IN the assumption that he knows Il
all and car learn nothing from anyone
which u very correct reading
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Senator Hardwick. ~ Georgia. speak
ing before the Pittsburgh Chamber Of
Commerce. Saturday night. said the Pres
idents shipping bin would never pass.
We believe the Senator knows what De
is talking about
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The indictment Of three women in
Kentucky for selling their voies for one
dollar per Is sad blow 10 woman sur-
frage. II was supposed that woman
would elevate the suffrage. In this
case IL has been decidedly cheapened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

The Russian r. as Initiative az the
Japanese The discovery OF 500 uIicit
vodka stills in the Cars domains brIrr-
TO light a direct infringement on Amer
lean "moonshinlng"
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Rsferrinr to corrupt Praotioa M

We are somewhat OF doubling
Thomas and will have to be shown. but
tho movement has our hearty commenda-
uon and our prayerful wishes for sue
cess There b. no reason why "A people
who can put the kibosh on John Barley
corn cannot send crooked elections 10
the mat FOR keeps-if we want TO 90 50.
-Bluefeld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

Carrarza with hts perambulaurr COVE
eminent b. likely % get into information
al difficulties. The diplomatic Represent
auves object TO moving around with him
on hts orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

In urterfaFfrr fa ssve tre STAT. r4I,
unf the ohio valley General uHa.Ita.
wheeling certainly has rrar.s SOB "a
fsr hands
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The strong night against submitting
the Prohibition Amendment was on the
ground that the people were opposed 60
prohibition. yet n was adopted By %. 900
majority. We do not imagine any such
surprise is IN store FOR the opponents or
woman suffrage but We do believe u will
carry. -ffamushirc Review
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West virginia mines have habit ~
exploding when frs legislature is in ara-
sion. u a. possible that there Ir any
Hympatheuc connection In thIs matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

The Public Service couwir.IrB rr
vas submarinr1 by Senator var.rr.f
in the Senate Saturday. buf s..aHsf
without Injury