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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

The Bethlehem Steel company is keeping presses busy turning out
circulars, which arc icing en- all over the country in IN effort t o Kill the
sentiment favortAg a government owned armor plant and a bill TO which
purpose a ,ecently passed by the United States senate. In its circular the
steel company denies that this government was charged more thar tor
eWu Countries. except in isolated cases, for armor plate; o that exeessNe
Iices were charged; it also denies that it Or any o ITS AGENTS threatened
the government with IN increase OF 500 a o in the price OF amor plate
ii the government plant a authorized.
Recent developments in the senate show almost conclusively nat the
steel company cannot be sustained lin its denial OF the fs, two PROPOSE
lions, and in the third proposition there is absolutely no room for doubt
that the company made the threat or something akin to it if the follow
ing statement from the Manufacturers Record OF Baltimore, February
7. 1916.
The official announcement OF the Bethlehem Steel company through
its Washington representative to the Manufacturers Record, that this
company will, with a view to the amortization of the investment in its ar
armor plate plant is n of the most unfortunate statements yer ISSUED in
this country by any great business organization dealing with the govern
mcnt.
1T is a statement of fact rather than a threat, but the statement
necessarily becomes a threat
1T is an effort to prevent the national government from buiang -
armor plate plant.
we trust that other armor plate concerns do not propose to take
such a step. but if they do they will be IN every respect equally IS de
serving of criticism.
"The Bethlehem company is the only one from which we have a
official statement as to its intention.
"From every point OF view this action is, w e believe, unwise, and
shows a lack of Judgment which few people in this country would have
been willing o charge to the lie who have created the great Bethlehem
company.
"n this case they have shown a narrowness Of vision and a dsre-
gard of public sentiment lamentab1e in the extreme. They have illus
from ne standpoint, make brunders in dealing with the public so bad that
one wonders at their lack of understanding of public sentiment and
appreciation of the vaue of public GOOD will.
at is to such bunders as this that much of the hostility in this coun-
try to great corporations is due. Such plumbers have costs great corpora
tons far moret than they a ever understand or realize. Bunders such
sentiment which has found expression in legislation, state and national
antagonistic to corporations"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

J. E. Jones editor OF Weekly Events, published a klOourn, Wis,
delivered himself of a n interesting editorial commentary O the present
condition OF affairs n a recent. issue of his paper, in which he said:
One day lastw week a mn m to new his subscription to Events.
When he found the price to be $l5O he said, / never paid more than n
dollar, and if you don't take that you CAT stop it. 1t was stopped. About
the same time a business called % order stationery. He a told that
increased prices of paper would make a difference OF about ten per cent.
Don't want it, he said ironically, that is a pure holdup' He had to have
the paper and paid over a dollar extra to get it from a printer mail order
house. The first of the week he ordered a special color of ink that last
fall was priced 1T 81 a pound. 1t costs us now $3.50 a pound. We bought
"a lot OF special enameled paper this week that a month ago COST $3.50
per hundred pounds. Now we pay $40 per hundred pounds. Letter paper,
envelopes and printers stock has increased from 20 to- IS per cent
Prices OF nearly everything used has increased and n one questions the
higher price made by the merchant, the lawyer, the doctor, the laborng
mar and city papers. But the fact that the printer of a newspaper in the
country asks Is cents a year more, " ter per cent advance OF work in
which the material has increased ne-third Or onethalf is called a hold
up or an order to stop my paper"
UNLESS you car make a fair profit on your work why wear out your
machinery and material, besides firing your self? Spring is here and the
fishing will soon be good. Let the other fellow take the work it there
is nc money to be made, for sooner or later he will be out of the field
of competition unless he ees the error of his ways"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

but w e hope 70 b. in better shape than rel to correctly mirror the
events of the community in IL weekly Observation-Disclosures (MichD
News.
The average temperature for Tuesday was AZ, although the kbosh a
up Is high as S. during the day-Dayton (Ohio) erald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
MANY TITLES MAKE A MUCH

How would you like to sit down at your desk, u over your &C
counts, and absorb the knowledge that anywhere from n to five
hundred people were indebted to you in sums from SO cents to $500?
And how would you like to meet those good people day by day
without their I'VE thinking ofo offering you the small amount due you!
And how would you like to see these same good people paying
their other bills promptly month by month and again forgetting yours?
And wouldn't you Just revel n the knowledge that all of these
bank account to the tune of $500 o $1,000?
When you reach the point where you an appreciate the grim
hun,or of such a condition, and keep right on smiling, you will have
qualified yourself for the life Of a country editor.
And when you reach that point you will wonder why in
bazes lev thought of tie editor when paying your other
bills, and you will just push the breeze until you reach his shop and
hand him that little mite you w hin.
Here's hoping O. soon qualfy-for you know, brother, that many
Titles make a much, and in the editorial purse there is always room TO,
more.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

If you don: receive your paper
regularly please notify the office
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

Insurance companies get their premiums without /
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
PERSHING.

Go after them, Pershing, DER mountain and plain!
You've made good before, you can do it again.
You don't need advice ais to how and to When
This jobs made to order for your kind of men.
Whenever you move and whatever you do,
This whole, solid nation is trusting in you;
This nation that never has lost its ideals,
No matter how weary of warfare it feels.
Go after them! Show them what freemen n like
The slowest, to anger, the switest to strike.
They scurry to hilltop, they Turk in ravine,
These lawless opponents OF death and rapine.
They coil like gray rattlers in Mexican sands,
They ride in red raids in that saddest OF lands.
Your old Uncle Samuel, the ONE you obey,
Stands back of his capable nephew today.
No matter what motive urged Villas grim band
To shed our own blood on American land,
No matter what prompted his bandits to kill,
Your chieftain says, Get him. and get him you will
Your tense boys in blue are all waiting, all massed.
To leap on the scent DER the line Villa passed.
From Maine out to where the Pacific rolls blue
The whole wakened nation is cheering for you;
Los Angeles Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
To All Who Are Interested

Two prospectors. whom the Ap~
peal can recommend, want help g
go on an expedition to locate and de
velop ground containing tungsten
ores. Liberal arrangements will DC
made. For particulars inquire at
this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the First Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, Ormsby
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of P. H.
Petersen. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has this day bean duly
appointed and qualified by the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Nevada, Ormsby
County, as the administrative of the
estate of P. H. Petersen, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13

same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached with the
clerk of said court within three
months after the first publication of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this 18th day of March. 1916.
MARY PETERSEN,
Administrators of the estate of P. H.
Petersen, deceased.
Date of first publication, March IA,
1916.
Date Of last publication, April 7,
1916.
Alfred Chartz, attorney for admin
istratrix.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
PRESS

We have been pretty busy he past week and many things connected
with the matter of gathering local news has of necessity been sighted,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
CAN'T CARRY BOOZE-BAGGAGE In
STREET CARS, EVEN If LABELED

iorcement OF the injunction on IN.
u. o. here. Many passengers dur
ing the day attempted TO pass through
the train gates with baskets and suit
cases OF booze properly labeled that
they contained more than two quarts
but we're not permitted 10 pass
through.
The order Of the Injunction states
That in case such baggage is found on
the train passing through West Vir-
ginia that the owner shall be put off
the train at the first station. MS
booze turned over to the station agent
and the prohibition officials notified
The point commended by the prohibi-
ton officials now is that when the
label shows that the baggage contains
more than two quarts Of intoxicants
u is a violation to carry ii a. bag.
gage. while II one does not so label
MS basket OF suitcase. containing mor-
than two quarts of intOxicants. he will
be subject 10 arrest for violating the
Nost law.
The enforcement OF the new order
TO be received by the Traction com.
pany IN this sectiOn-as well as every
street car company In the state run
nlnS into wet territory Do
watched with considerable interest bv
the public In general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
PASSENGER HAVING OVER TWO
QUARTS WILL BE PUT OFF
UPON ENTERING STATE.
Wheeling Traction Company Expects
to Receive Court Order Of lnIune-
tion Probably Today.

Following on the heels OF an injunc-
ton Issued a few days ago, as handed
down by Judge Adam Littlepage OF thu
kanawha county circuit court. pro-
hibiting all railroads in West Virginia
from allowing passengers TO enter
trains with more than two quarts OF
intoNicants as baggage from wet
territory into this state. even though
IL is properly labeled. a similar order
will be served on all street car com
Danies in West Virginia that have
lines running into wet states. early
this week. probably today
An official OF the Wheeling Traction
company stated to an Intelligence
man last night that his company had
not az yet received such official noti-
fication but that a preliminary notin-
cation had been received and that
they anticipated that the legal order
would be received early this week lie
stated that upon receipt Of such an Il.
fetal order that the company would
comply with the injunction TO the
letter
VIII you permit one TO board A
car. say a. Bridgeport. with "A basket
% booze labeled properly that IL con.
ialns more than two quarts2" wa,
asked the official
on. yes. well allow the passenger
10 enter the car but Immediately upon
the car arriving In West virginia 10
VIII be stopped and the passenger am
his booze put off," said the speaker
He further said that he understood
when the alleged violaters with their
baggage ~ booze are put off tho
cars that prohibition Officers Will be-
in waiting 10 take them into custody.
In Effect Here
Saturday saw rho first Of tho on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

eral days visiting friends in South War
wood.
Harry Kramer. OF South warwood ave
nue.. Is seriously III and is under the care
Of physician
Milton Nankirk. who has been III for
several weeks with the grippe. Is slowly
recovering at his home on Eighteenth
street.
Word was received from John Sterling.
mortorman on the Panhandle traction
line. stating that he was seriously IN at
his home on Wheeling Island.
Miss Lucretia Travis has returned to
her home on Nineteenth street, after
visiting friends In McMechen.
Morrison Walden viii leave the latter
part Of this week for Ohio. where ne Will
take up his studies after the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Edda Bingell. OF East wheeling.
spent Saturday visiting friends in War
wood.
Services were held yesterday after
noon at the Richland SUNDAY school
with a large attendance.
\ meeting Of the Alpha Club. will h.
held Thursday evening at the Methods {
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
GO-T0-CHURCH
CALL Is 0BEYED
LARGE CONGREGATIONS TURN
OUT FOR SPECIAL METHo-
DIST SERVICES.
Week Of Prayer TO be Observed by
Many Local churehes-Four
To Unite for Meetings.

With weather conditions favorable
and the usual excuse made impossible.
Go-to-Church Sunday in the Methodist
churches yesterday found unusual con
gregauons present for all services.
In many of the churches Il was the
beginning OF the annual week OF
prayer.
In the Thomson NJ. r. church Rev
w. c. Hartinger. ID. d.. preached two
special sermons. This week he will
conduct the School OF Prayer with
Christ. The meetings will be held IN
the church each evening. excepting
Saturday. at 1880.
The Wesley NJ r. church, Rev. z.
Y. DeBolt will observe the week of
prayer this week with meetings each
evening at 1880. The Go-to-Church
services in the church yesterday were
very well attended.
Four OF the local churches will unite
for prayer services this week They
are the German NJ. +. church, the
Chapline Street NJ. f. church, First
Christian church and the Second Pres
byterian church. Tuesday evening the
meeting will be held in the Chapline
Street church: Wednesday evening in
the German NJ. r. church: Thursday
In the First Christian church. and Fri
day in the Second Presbyterian
church.
New Year Sermon.
In the Zane Street church, yester-
day. Rev. w. M. Schultz preached his
New Years sermon. Announcement
will be made in the future OF revival
services.
Rev. J. II. Hess. pastor OF the North
Street church. pleached to large CON
gregauons yesterday on the occasion
or the Go-toChurch Sunday. He an.
nounced revival movement to open
In the church about January 90.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
was observed at the Fourth Street
church yesterday. Week OF prayer
services will not be held until during
the Lent season.
Pike District.
GotoChurch Sunday was observed
In nearly all o fthe Methodist Episco-
pal churches Of the pike district. In
the Triadelphia Methodist Episcopal
church the attendance for the dav
averaged about l75 The attendance
at the Elm Grove Methodist Episcopal
church totaled 400 and at the buckley
Methodist Episcopal church at Edg-
wood the attendance was $50. In the
Steenrod Methodist Episcopal church
at Fulton and the Grecgsville Metho-
dist Episcopal church. special Christ
mas services were observed.
War~ood Church.
Yesterday morning and evening the
GotoChurch movement in the War
wood Methodist church was not oh
servd. Special New Years services
were held instead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles str4ub and child
Lshlh street. nave returned after
=, W sew years at The home n rel
i'iNeS IN 'amerpn. " 80.
y. r.. Huwc OF EaV,rSVooT " y,
AS business visitor 900 Narwo1d and
w heellug on Status 4a-
81 ~, Grimm. OF lsn,er Warwood has
ialh Ni-iting friends m Littleton
Mics Dale Ross left Yesterday morn
iuE Tor West Liberty. IS complete her
.'uTs" after spending the HOLIDAYS Al
The home OF her mother. Mrs NJ
ioss ~ Eighth street
Miss Edna Heizicr l,ft last e,eufu.
TOT West Liberty. 60 COM lete her r1urss
amer -ufndiIg The Christmas hoifdn W
Wln nee parents. NJ and Mrs Robert
hrizl"r 81 Fifth street and Ohic ave
tN-mayor W. 4. He.fcnbine 81 Rich
land avenue. south WarWood A. of !,
business trip 90 canton. ~. and Sfbsr
points in ohio
FreI ). LILLE who spent New Years
.,leri lSit Tor Akron. 3D.. whore he Is
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas o.ponneu. who
iug 90 the home 90 Mrs. Mary OfDorraii
~ south OHIO avenue lsft last evening
roy 'hf'r 9onr ip i.av,o.rs,wood
south W1rwpYl. ltft last evening r1-
nmhrdrc. o.. ou a. u1sine.s tin o.
Niss tiatI. Ltors. teacher at OBJ.
Nnrth WIrwOod school who h4. b.er
-.''1.nF tne I,o.iIl''s ai tle home OF
.1fn'd and will rcF.frc Der duties this
rrnf suT N.s A. o. rIris, has. 20
ruued-tn Uethan, AFTER si..rding .e,.r-
q. a3f- Visiting friends boo center War
q practice meeting OF Obj. v,,r,......i
band VIII Boz. beta fH.s evening m
i"rh 90 fr' Nortr Wsrw,D1 hose
Mr. Frad.r..s reridou and family. or
NNI|-hurE. Dave returned home alton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

spending the holidays visiting friends in
Center Marwood
The Misses Ths-cr. Of Grafton. have
returned home. after spending several
Mrs. Earl :. Ford. OF Seventeenth street
and NarwoOd avenue.
Mrs. Anna Hilton-Otto. who has been
ill Tor the past several days at her home
on twentieth street. is slowly recover
ing.
Guy Pryor. former resident OF Center
Marwood. but now OF Bethany. spent
Sew Years visiting friends here.
Miss 1rma Green. Of Brilliant o. who
spent The week with Mrs. ". Il. Nc
tulla. 81 Eighteenth street has re-
turned 10 her home.
Airs. Homer Wolfe. Of Pittsburgh.
While visiting az the home OF her broth
er. Harry B. Shearing. OF Nineteenth
street. became ~ with the grippe. but
last evening was reported TO be some
What better.
slowly recovering after being critically
Frank McGinnis. Of Nineteenth street.
IA returned 20 work. after being IN
Tor several days.
y. u. BURNS Of Amos. W. Va. is the
guest Of his brother. " IA Rurus of
Niuctccuth street
Mrs O.. ". Thompson &C. slowly re-
,"NerinE nt her home on Penn avenue.
North NurWood after selnp serious 4.
ill Tor several weeks
Motorman John Jackson who has
hr'n ill Tor several dh 90 mas resumed
nus duties on car 40. OF the Panhandle
traction line.
Mr. ". }. Haren ana daughter. Miss
Nellie. Of Fourtc,nth street and War
wood avenue. are IN Cleveland Mr. Ha-
rem Is looking after the work nj ~,
Iuergcns Company branch bakery b.
that city.
Miss Carrie Morrison rrtucfpal Of tho
North Marwood school has returned ar
Ter spending the Christmas HOLIDAYS AZ
To homo AZ Valley Grove
Roy Nnnkirk has returned To- his home
ON Eighteenth street. after Spending Sew
.fni days visiting friends in Ncw Mar.
tins willie
John Little was reported 90 BE- some
what letter last NIGHT after being eert-
ously 30 for several weeks 90 hts home
on Nineteenth street
fiFr Thtiwa Baker has returned fo
u"r home uu Mozart Iiiif after being tho
house guest OF Miss MattI. Pcftit I'D
Twentieth street
Miss Elizabeth Iuckcl teacher tf fl.
south Nrrrord school. VIII ro-url. her
du'.nf this morning after spending fr.
Christmas holiday. visiting 20 mo hour
or boz parents at short crock
Miss tIur 1Ifftl 40 I.IffahuraI. ,tt.
nH, been fhr guest of Mrs o. E Nfr-
Dove. OF lsichlnud avenue. south War.
wood hes returned hOm.
rrsII tfnHrIhara Ia aI.t.f,. .................
affr' being 900 900 tle home ON Seven.
'l'h street. i"f -"1'rnI days
ifHrh Iir"knn. nf Piedmont. spent sou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
NEWS BRIEFS

The report of the year 1915 at the
Ohio Valley General hospital shows a
healthy growth. Both paid and charity
work increased greatly.
John TOland. employe of the
wheeling Mold and Foundry company
II recovering at the North Wheeling
hospital after having his arm torn OH
by machinery.
Members Of he sales force OF the
Davis, Burkham Il Tyler COMPANY
were given New Years dinner sat
urday evening al the Hotel Windsor.
City BacteTiOlogist Marschner has
submitted the analys Of milk exam
med during the past six months. The
report shows that a number of dairy.
men are In tie first class. more in the
second and third. and entirely too
many in the fourth.
The report as published by Health
Commissioner ". g. Etzler Yesterday
on the milk supply for December
shows that during the last month OF
1915 the quality was good
Police court saturday was quiet
Singing Jane Wilson. Chicken Fox.
John Cain. Joe Ferguson and Frank
Game went 10 The hill for a little va
cation on plain charges
The new year 1916" came in wet
and windy Saturday and was quietly
observed throughout the city.
The John ;. Naylor company VIII
begin work this morning moving ms
stock from its present location 10 tho
femodeled Rogers building on the west
side Of Main street
The work ~ unloading the granite
for the Augustus Pollock memorial
tablet on the public square was com
pleted Saturday and the work of cree
ton will be started this morning I'd
ward Kreutzer has the contract
Harold Bloch and sister. Mrs pa
Guard Zoegler. have received their
passports which permits them ~ Visit
France. They viii leave New YORK
January 8. and viii spend two weeks
with the husband 81 Mrs ZoegIer. AN
officer In the French army. who viii
then b. on furl0uEh.
Circuit court Jurors have been in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

structed to report for service in part
two Of the circuit court Wednesday
morning instead of this morning. as
was first intended. Cases that were
set for today have been either compro.
missed or continued.
More than 1900 took part in the
physical classes Of the Young Mems
Christian association. according TO a
report compiled by Physical Director
c. J. Miller Saturday
Final arrangements are being
completed by the Kain club OF the
South Side for a minstrel 10 be- held
in St Mary's school hall in the early
part Of February
1t was announced that the Bloch
Brothers plant would resume opera
lions on Wednesday morning after be
ing closed down a week for the Christ
mas holidays
The boxing class OF the Young
Mems Christian association will meet
on Thursday evening Of this week
Prof McSwain. Of MOundsville. who
has charge viii conduct the class
The junior membership campaign
OF the Columbia CLUB which has been
conducted since October. 1915. will be
continue until April. 1916 Fifty new
members has been added thus far
The board OF directors OF the col
umbia club will meet on Wednesday
evening when a number OF matters
pertaining 10 the work OF the new
year will be discussed
The Columbia club will hold an
other dance on January goth
This evening the Hammers and
Big Havanas OF the Columbia club
pool league will play Albert Beltz
and Glen Kurner ,vho are considered
the best pool artists OF the club will
meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
HOMECOMING
South Side Church Starts week Of
Enjoyable Events Yesterday
Will End Next Sunday.

Yesterday. the Third Presbyterian
church started the celebration OF
homecoming week. with appropriate
services. During each night of this
week services will be held when
events of an entertaining nature will
be staged. The affair il held TO com
memorate the recent improvements 10
the church and the installation OF the
new pipe organ. also the eleventh an
niversary Of the installation OF Rev.
j. p. Leyenberger. as pastor OF the
church.
Last evening the annual New Year
services were held and were well a..
tended. Tonight services will be held
in the church. when number OF short
talks will be given by the laymen of
me church and various pastors OF the
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
WARWOOD


The municipal election will b. held
ursdat OF fhia week Tho voting pre-
Ih'i- "lll Do OF frr three different hose
'N-'- IHir VII Hs one of the quiefrsf
lection eve. held. ue there D. u1 ti.ket
opposing tN. citizens. Dr. each pauaI
iH'f receives one vote Ue viii ha elected
O" ine "lh's voting VIII likely be Tho
IIfhf.Hf ti NH. rtt. been since tho -Y.
.iaIisfs left the Geld.