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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

and In general sessions we're the
means OF bringing about this
psychological condition
The delegates Who had financial
missions found that prominent
bankers hereafter would b. in.
10 them on their calls. Up To
quite recently the prominent
banker usually was "out" uhen
some official from South America
or Central America wanted TO see
him about q loan.
The financial missionaries found
also some unfavorable conditions.
ne receptive state OF mind OF the
bankers did not prevent these
financial autocrats from pointing
out that. with all European coun-
tries seeking loans In the United
states and Offering high interest
south American countries could
not expect better terms.
Inc South Americans were able
IN most instances 10 counter this
banking proposition with the evi-
dence that their countries were
solvent and were in no way likely
TO become involved In universal
bankruptcy, such as threatens the
European countries.
The South Americans further
are confident that they made some
impression on the banking mind in
establishing the idea that loans
and Investments by people in the
United States are the certain
means OF building up a market for
commodities such as has been oh.
tained by England and Germany
me tone OF the comment is that
thelr missionary efforts in this
line give good promise for the IN.
ture through they are able to show
no early fruits.
The South Americans apparent
~ nave reported to their home
governments that the spirit OF in.
quiry on the part OF the repre-
sentative American business men
and hnanciers whom they have
met Is directed especially To the
exact nature OF the markets omen
10 the United States through the
inability OF the European beli-
gerents TO supply them. Some of
them presented very poor informa.
ton IN various memoranda and re-
ports. Others. lacking in this re-
spect. are Fastening to I'LL the de-
ficiency.
Further evidence that the Latin
Americans look upon the confer.
ence as having permanent results
Is IN their preparation for the
Visit OF the delegation OF bust.
ness men from the United States
This Is one Of the denite things
10 which the conference com.
mitted itself.
CHARLES NJ. PEPPER
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WOMAN AND WAR

One OF the striking suggestions as
"a woman's position in war comes
from Rabbi Wise. of New York. who.
in an interview. offers practical
scheme for determining her status
and that of the children in the desc
lated countries. His suggestion is
that a commission be sent from
America TO every country I'm Europe
TO collect data on the actual condi-
lions, that We may have definite
picture OF womsn's relation 10 the life
of a country in time OF war. Rabbi
Wise dismisses the horrors. such as
Inassacres. violation and other incE
uentals. and the spiritual torture Of
woman. which Is far greater than
that of men. not because they are
not deploFable, but that the thing to
be sought is the everyday facts OF the
everyday life Of woman and the phys
zeal hardships and burdens she is
called on to bear. Il Is nothing more
than practical adventure in an eco
nomic field. the results OF which ought
20 be as Impressive as interesting.
Rabbi Wise advises. first. that we
must have exact statistics OF the eco
nomic situation OF the children. and
Information as 10 what wages they
earn. and how they must drop from
the standard wage This would be
seeking the effect on the future NOR
ale Of the nation. Rabbi Wise adds /:
Let us find how the widows support
themselves and the orphans. What are
NC iactS ot child employment some
~ thc countries have frankly said. We
viii use children lu England they are
bearing the heaviest Of the agricultural
burdens. Tn Austria the schools have
been turned into hospitals
Think ~ the disqualification going ON
now. and increasing with frightful mo
children when they grow upT At this
lime of their lives. " hon they should ba
learning ~ the beauty 81 peace should
be making their intellectual ana moral
foundation. they are becoming Gallons
80 =" death aud are forced into the
In order TO get the information de.
sired. none but trained investigators
should be- sent into the field OF maui.
~ And for what purpose2 so that
they may return and submit the facts
~ the congress convened to settle the
peace terms Of the nations. And that
they will be able 20 say with authori.
~. as Rabbi Wise puts IL. ''Men share
TIE Florios. such a. they are. ~ war.
and women have the burdens. and
they are 81 war" Incidentally. Rabbi
Wise 30 ~ the opinion that the IN.
franchisement Of women will come
automatically after the war BE- over.
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THE IDLE RICH

m fond Of coin. but ! don itch t1
DO among The idle rich. who have Ions
green TO burn their wealth Z could not
well employ. for { could never much
enjoy the bone ! did not earn OH.
rvcry coin of mine ls wet with honest.
fIch. tram parent sweat. until f has
been dried 10 represents no Stree be.
quest. mo- buried miFor's treasure chest.
po "mulus' pomp and pride . grind
my anthem mlil at home. and every
limo mako pomr. Z take bob OF,
cents. get more pleasure blowing u
Ibis hard earned. sweat stained slice
% Tin. than do The wealthy gents
(Copyrght. 1919. - os
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
BEST FILTRATION SYSTEM

The report Of city Engineer Cooke
and Mr.. c. e Smith. who Is associ-
ated with him. two competent enEi.
neers OF this city. in favor OF the well
system Of filtration for Wheeling. was
submitted TO council last evening.
These engineers present report
showing the perfect feasibility OF
such a plan. and that the wells and a
complete plant can be put down. In.
GLIDING everything pertaining to the
system. for the sum OF s25s.OOO. This
will insure a plentiful supply Of pure
water. which includes the natural
sand filtration scheme OF the Smith
system. but at a cost OF 100000 less
than that system. and for which a
bond issue OF 100000 was recently
voted down.
The report OF these capable engi-
neers 1ustifies the position taken by
The lntelligencer in favor OF the well
system. and assures the people Of
Wheeling of an adequate supply OF
filtered water at a great saving over
former projected schemes. The In
telligencer Is assured that as soon as
the preiiminaries are arranged a bond
issue will be submitted to the voters
OF Wheeling. and as filtration Is one
OF the prime necessities OF the com.
munity. and as the system combines
the important requisites of reliability
and moderate cost. the benefits and
the economy Of the proposition should
guarantee its adoption
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
LIEUT.. BECKER'S CASE

The Governor OF Arizona. who is
pronouncedly against capital punish
ment, in a recent visit TO New York
expressed the opinion that Lieutenant
Becker. now under sentence OF death.
should not be executed. for the rea-
son that what the State could not
give II should not be legalized to take
away" But that is not a competent
reason. There is. however. a decided
impression existing among the people
in New York and out OF il that Beck
er's guilt has not been proved beyond
a reasonable doubt as to the rellab.li-
" Of the Witnesses for the prosecu-
ton. The Intelligencer Is inclined 20
believe that the testimony Of the
gamblers and former benedciarics OF
the graft system were more guilty
han Becker. so far as the murder OF
kosenthal was concerned. that they.
or some Of them. we're the real insu.
sailors Of the murder. II not actual
participators In the crime. and TO
throw the drift Of suspicion away
from them they directed II towards
Hecker and practically swore away
his life.
4 crime had been committed and
New York was olamorinR that the
gun men Of that city should be
cleaned out and n was the men be.
hind this murderous gang that we're
willing TO sacrifice another rather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
PAN-AMERICAN FIRST FRUITS"
Financial Confidence Gives Foreta.te of IN.
Possibilities of Trade
BY CHARLES NJ PEPPER

forer Irade ADVISER United STATES Derarfnenf

The Pan-American Financial
Conference did not dissolve into
thin air. The first fruits IN the
United States are giving evidences
Of tangibility. More important -
the influence Il exercised In South
America and Central America.
There has been time for digest
ing the proceedings OF the Confer
ence and analyzing its work.
Though this was not fully recog-
niked IN the United States. all
Latin America was sitting In judg-
ment on the gathering. The YER
dict II In the main favorable and
the comment IL friendly.
The view most commonly taken
il that the visit OF the delegates
had an important educational ef-
feet and the need OF education
about The Latin American coun-
tries IS 50 frankly recognized in
the United States now that on one
takes offense al having his ignor-
ance explained TO him
To them also. the Conference. as
II appears from the comment. has
had an educational effect in the
countries to the south OF US. They
are convinced that the era OF a
better understanding IL at hand.
The evidence OF this conviction f.
found In the unconsciousness with
which the better understanding
IL assumed as one OF the results
OF the conference.
There Is no concealment on the
% n
dollar diplomacy was in the fore
ground at the conference. and IL
expected 10 continue in the fore
ground. II Is accepted as being
henceforth the policy OF the United
States whatever national admins
tration may be in power in Wash
ington. The significance is that
IL Is accepted as a helpful policy.
The return OF the several
finance ministers who came as
official delegates was awaited with
much interest in their several
countries. IL Is not presumed that
any OF those ministers came to the
United States without authority
TO negotiate loans. The assump-
ton is that all OF them had such
authority and II is known that they
entered upon specific negotiations.
Possibly too much was expected
in the way OF immediate results
from these financial missions. vet
what one OF them described as
psychological progress was OBJ
tained. AS the outcome of the
conference they found American
bankers receptive and open-mind-
ed. The personal intercourse and
the opportunities which were ar
forded for getting acquainted at
the meeting OF the different groups
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
THE SHERMAN ACT

The Supreme Court decision in the
National Cash Register case has
moved the trust busters" OF the De
partment Of Justice to look with for.
lorn hope To the future efficiency OF
the sherman act But is IL not DOS.
sible that the laws officers OF the gov
eminent have failed to arrive az a
true conception OF the scope OF the
antitrust laws. An informed writer
on this attitude OF the government
takes the ground that gloomy prog.
nostication seems 70 have been
prompted by the refusal Of the Su-
preme Court 10 grant a writ Of Ger.
tiorari FOR a review Of the reversal OF
the conviction Of the officers OF the
National Cash Register Company. and
u may have some relation 10 the de.
cision OF the court below that the
United States Steel Corporation H. not
a combination I'm Illegal restraint Of
trade. But its authors entirely over.
look the kind Of combinations which
Congress had In mind whom the law
was passed. and ignore. stHI lc9s intel
ligently. the fact that. in the word
% the putatve parent Of the Sherman
act. 80 does not announce r. new prin.
cIple % law. but applies old and we'll
recognized principles ~ tho common
law 70 nc complicated Jurisdiction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Their coin comes easy aa tho rain.
r represents mo- stress or strain. no
uI in shop or den. they use their
wealth t0 buy and sell. like taking
water from a we'll. tho hole fIla up
afain. We do NOT value much tho
thing which like an everlasting Fprinr
wells up. year otter year. 10 you'd an.
prnrIafo bone. you have fo earn 70
with groan. and soak DO with a tear
ia rather have tho rusty dime fo,
which = iab0rod overtime. and qpfsI1.
% wins 0r Plat. than have tho LARGO
and shining buck that E8rtune handed
ne or Luck. got wise. rich lad. To-
that
orgo Matthew AdsmD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

folcF tatharfiC Tablets are not az
In-istcn'ly demanded by women aa hy
.i'N. because fhiF particular cafhartfc
DEL NOT POI wen known AMONG women
Women suffer o. much aa mon 40
IRON INDIGESTION and constipation
Fnd hey also require this scientific
remedy 20 keep tho stomach sweet.
me liFor active and the bowels rceu.
iAr Folry tafhartlc Tablets are
.unI'sO and thoroughly cleansing.
10 not Erlpr Or cause nausea stout
people say fhia ia tho ono cafhsrfi~
ihai takes away thar over FUN and
ClnsFcd up feeling For sale bv the
John Coleman Company ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

At a special election a few days ago.
Mcclellan voted for school levy 200
10 IS. which shows that the good peo-
pie Of that great district stand Loyalty
by their schools under all ordinary and
reasonable circumstances. The re-
markable vote Of November. 1914. was
merely a protest against further
squandering Of public funds. and that
protest having been duly made. all
good citizens now stand ready 10 do
the right thing by their young folks
Doddridge Republican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

u had been advertised that an in
spcctor would De IN Charles Town last
Friday for the purpose Of buvinr
horses. tho presumption being that he
was acting for iorcign government
About 500 horses were taken To- town
from thiE and adjoining countios-onIv
10 learn that the date had been can.
celed Shephordstown Register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Tie does not aver. however. that wars
will cease when women do have the
vote. but that the converse is true
that wars will not cease until won
en- do have the vote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

@ D. Jones. manager OF tho Laurel
Hill Orchard company. was in the city
Friday morning with "a load of cher.
re-. Mr Jones states that the cherry
crop d. short and the apple crop viii
Doc hrht, but 'he prospects for p fine
peach crop arc very bright-EIkins
lntcrMountaIn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Formation OF state organization
Of certified accountants will be dis
cussed AT meeting by certified &C
countants from over the state. who
viii gather al Huntington to-day.
Upon completion OF the West Nir-
ginia organization. b. Is planned 10
affiliate with me national organiza-
ton Of certied accountants. There are
about ten certified accountants in
West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Ed Hughes. brother Of Congressman
jas. a. Hughes. carried q smile Of 200
kllomctcrs. and the waiting auto on
the outside Of the parsonage buzzod
ITS "a Long Way 10 Tipperary and
the Germans VIII Get You ANYWAY 90
So mote b. De-. and peace TO the ashes
Of both Of us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

poned his trip 10 san Francisco To a..
tend to an obstinate Bull Moose me,nner
OF the state Civil Service Commtssio,,
VINO refuses to resign. II is only a oues.
ton OF time now before this d.ft.,,
gentleman Is dehorned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Minister Sullivan to the Dominican
lepubiic has been declared 10 he "temper-
aInentally' unfit for office. He wa. ON.
or Brysn's deserving Democrats" an
pointments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Crisp State Notes

The legislature OF Pennsylvania
the present session OF that body.
What the coal producers OF Pennsyl-
vania can stand ought TO be no hard
ship upon a similar business in West
Nirginia.-Prcston County journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

villa calls Csrranzs a rig. Why didn't
he 20 the whole hog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

\ crop OF yellow root. valued rf
about 5000 was stolen from tho field
or VI. SkaEEs. near Ansted last Sun.
gay night They carried away about
f'' pounds of the valuable roots The
roots are valued az S. per pound and
WOULD nave FULLY mafured in Auruaf
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or all the crushing blows ne has re-.
ceived the heaviest Is the refusal OF Taft
and Roosevelt to notice Bryan's "scath-
ing remarks"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

no" ~ the supreme Court only would
reverse itself on the Virginia debt 10
would again be- finding Itself
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President Gompers OF tho American
Federation of Labor refuses 20 hermit
BRYAN 10 scducc that organization int, n
false peace position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

'reat Britain has insuffcrable gall in
using the American flag 60 deceive the
Zoe while restraining our trade with
neutral countries
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Germany with proper dclicacy will
NOT decorate the commander n the sub
marin" that sunk the Lusitania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Tho now game Law prov .do- FOR the
payment az tho following b0urfiea
AFTER January lst 1916 Wild cat. g..
hawk % cents. horned owl. Csc. crow
Toe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

There has been much speculation
and guessing as 10 the author OF the
article published a short time ago in
the Star and clipped from the Youths
Companion under the caption of The
Deerskin Coat" II turns out that
Hon. G.. ID. Smith, a prominent attor-
ney Of St Marys. wrote the story for
that paper.-Tyler County Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

In" burnt child may dread the fire..
''i ih' Fourth of July victim Ia always
rfHir f"r another exploit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

The greatest endurance runner Boo the
country o. The former Secretary OF
State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

The GrnenbrIer independent Ia now
published in quote form instead or
folio form al formerly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Lleht takes eight minutes and ~
seconds 20 travel from tho sun to tho
earth.
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HHra dars Ir Iar,. when i' doesn't
faIn
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An inquiry being quietly conducted
AZ Huntington by Assistant United
states District Attorney r W. McCul-
Tough. has convinced him that dope. "
such as is forbidden by the Harrison
anu-drug law. Is being peddled illicitly
or sold OtherWise In HuntinEton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Governor vm. or Ohio ra- post
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-Our country In her intercourse with foreign nations
she always be in the right but country right or
wrong" STEPHEN DECATUR
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The United states T. conducting a
peace correspondence school
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anildfug law. r. being peddled illicitlv
or sold otherwise in Huntington.
Mr. Amos Bright has been appointed
assistant banking commissioner by
Governor Hatfield This g. "a lucrative
and responsible position and in choos-
INK Mr. Bright 10 on b. the governor
not only secured n capable man but
h0g signallv honorod sutton and Hrax.
ton county Mr.. Erights new duties
viii allow ~ his continued residence in
sutton. which fact is good news 20 tho
many friends Of the mily-Braxton
Central
Tho maximum fine for drunkenness
.at llunrnefon has been reduced from
s25 10 $40.
MONTGOMERY. Fayetto county. o. to
celebrate the Fourth o. July with q
gorgeous street pageant.
The private car Dixie. carrying eev.
oral officials Of the Virginia railway
and p. a NJ went over the Nirgiuian
last week on an inspection trip n be-
rumored biz deal ls soon 90 be- made
Tn which these two roads are 20 hc.
come more closely allied Faycttc Tri-
buno
Jerome Haddoy thus announces his
wedding in hia paper The Logan Ran
Nor.
Modcsiy forhide 10 rut tho Banner
feels imucllod and compelled to drop
The hint ~ the suspicion that Miss
Alta Constance OvrrboIt. OF this city.
was last Saturday at Cauetteburg.
ky. we'd tn tho Geek who edits tho
Logan Banner Rev G. g. slaughter.
~ the southern Methodist church.
delivered tho Grafton. while bic good
vile played a wedding march and Hon
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
ADJUDGED INSANE
IS Maggie Bussey in Court and
Coward Bussey is Appoint
ed Her Committee.

Maggie 'Bussey was adjudged insane
in the circuit court Saturday and Ed
ward Bussey was appointed a COM
maStee for her.
Final DEGREES were entered in the
cases OF Minnie j. Markert against
ALBERT T. Markert, Wflliam Eaton
against Adelia Ratton and Mary A
Wright against John Wright, condi-
TONED on payment OF costs. s
Thompson FL Williams and Howard
u Cunningham were given a verdict
for $3.50 against the Hiram Lloyd
Building and Construction Company.
An order of reference was entered
in the cause OF Curtis W. Davis
against j. w. Hail ct al.
The town of Bridgeport filed pc
Triton asking for. condemnation of a
right of way across railroad tracks
in that town. ss.
The Union National Bank was giy-
en- Judgment for $2,266,36 against H
u Stemple ct al. ass II
Proceedings OF a receiver were CON
firmed in tho cause OF E. 3. drummer
ct al against the York Bridge Com
patnH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

''|F|'|R|'||ED|O.BLlE
Will Talk Prohibition to- Mary
land Citizens in City of
Baltimore Sunday. Z.

WAslHINsToN, D. o., Jan. %.
Frederick o. Blue. commissioner Of
|pfuhibiti ion for West virginia, YVES IN
Washing ton Friday on his way TO Ba1-
timore where he viii address a great
anti saloon mass meeting 81 the Lyric
Sunday. 1t Is said that while In bal
ttmore, Mr.. blue Will appear as aSrep-
resentat tive OF West Virginia "A Judge
Roses court during a re-iiearing Of
the much discussed Clark Dfsti Hing
Company case. When the Gaze was
heard some time ago Judge Rose held
that certain features II the prchfb ttion
law were lrhconstf tut nnal. Since that
time the court Of appeals, acting on
the same question ID ainotlief case, re-
yeEsed The ruling Of Judge Rose, and
the latter has ordered a nearing of
the Clark case Mi. Blue vim appear
In support Of the prptltbittcn law. Mt.
Blue win also appear Monday morn
ing before the ministerial. alliance, OF
the city and make an address, giving
his experience as special REPRESENTS
tive Of West Virginia In the litigation
which has arisen from the enforce
lpent Of the prohibition law.