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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
illustrated Lecture

An illustrated lecture viii D.. rfyer,
IN On" iitgh school auditorium. Monday
under tho auspices OF the Ohio Sfsfa
f'iff ~ commerce. showing moving
pictures Of 20 Industries rho Sbadt'-
SIDE board ~ trade was instrtrnenf,I in
having these pictures shown here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Mrs, VIII Caldwell % near Hopedale
came Friday tp visit with her mother.
Mrs. Martha Armstrong Ia tnioutuwn.
AND her husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs
y. T. caldwell. north Of town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

TINS evening 81 o'clock = meeting
'f ih' EdRwood council will bc held IN
nc town hall. LdEinEton Lane. for the
purpos" Of considering q number 81 inn
portant matters
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tn" annual meeting Of tn, congrega-
ZION ~ IN" Stone Presbyterian church
several important matters viii b.. given
consideration
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HON" in Elm Grove. Thursday evening.
after a pleasant visit with his son earle.
and family
The school at Reham closed. Thurs
day. with dinner at noon and a liter
AIRY program IN IA" afternoon. quite a
crowd from Dallas attended.
and Mrs LcNi' McNmch. Wednesday.
March %. leaving baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Archer. are the
proud parents Of a ten-pound baby girl.
born THURSDAY March 90.
Mrs. Upton Dorsey returned 10 her
home at Mouudsvill". Tuesday. after a
Two w"cks' visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Mrs. George Ruth spent Tuesday and
N"dncsday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII buchanan. ~ Elm Grove
Mrs. John Archer and son William are
visiting with relatives IN Wheeling.
Mrs. Rcna Alley underwent a serious
operation At tho Martins Ferry hospital.
Mrs NJ W. Ruth and son George were
business visitors az Waynesburg this
week
4. f. Alley. Of waynesburg was the
guest Of Lia daughter. Mrs. John MiIi-
Ken. THURSDAY
Clarence buchanan is recovering nice
" from recent attack OF measles and
Lynn Kinmins was business caller
n Elm Grove. Friday.
. y Strtcklin was trausacfing bust
ness m sand TIN. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs- Mason McGlumphy and
daughter. Miss Dolores. have returned
from Visit with his parents at Deep
Mrs HAITI. Richov is confined TO hcr
HON" al B"ham with illness
=. Mrs. VIII Miller went 60 Martins
Mrs. Rrna Alloy. who r. In m. hospital
Mr.. McCord, who has been III FOR
som" time. was taken 20 Wheeling
THURSDAY. for consultation
Mrs. ". Earnhart who has been ~
for som" time. remains about tho same
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Mrs Eliza Mccain who has been en-
pIoyed a. "A cook az the county lnfirm-
AIRY. visited for few days M. past week
with her son. Emerson Mccain and fam
ll' n this place. before going 90 Wood
lawn. To take up her new duties having
been employed on the Wellington farm.
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Entertained Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ Taylor entertained
Mrs. Taylurs father. Mr. william walk
~. and sister. Mrs. Ida Cunard. and
husband. and brother. David walker.
At turkey dinner. Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Lloyd Gillian. who has been living IN
a I;tit Of the house with his parents on
~" william Lodge farm moved his fam
ilN the first Of the week into a part Of
the Junkins property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

several from here We're in attendant
a. th" spelling match and pic social held
tu IA" school house AZ tnioutown Fri
day evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

The regular meeting or the Triadei-
In Green's hotel
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IN election viii b. hold in Mead
township on April % 10 vot. on the
proposition 81 issuing $4,000 In bonds
Tor improving the roads south OF town
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POULTRY

RHODE Island Reds Rose Combs heavy
layers chicks and eggs prices rca-
sorahl" u. r Calda boueh. Bell 1909
con. -H'N-N .. ap-3-t-my-J
THoRoUo HIRED Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red and single Comb Buff Leg.
horn eggs Prices right ~. n Hem
mann. u. ID. No. Z, Wheeling West Va
mr-2O-t-ap-ZO
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Milford Lodge. purchased This weck !,
Tine fFrw team from J T.. Parkinson. %
near Luvd-yi'Ia
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST "pctagon shape gold signet ring
Monogram VI s. a. Reward for re-
turn tn Intelligence ap-g-f
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TOR SALE

TOR SALE so acre farm located ir
Switz"r township. Monroe Co. Ohio .
miles from owhat1u. O.. mile from Ohic
river. Good house. land mostly IN pas
ture. 100000 n. good mercha ntabIe tim
her on same Address Box o. Mounds
vile, w va ap-3-m
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FARMS-F or Sale.

~-~-~-~O~-----~-~~-- ->-~---~~-~--~----~
TOE SALE acre farm located ~
York township. Belmont Co Ohio -,
miles from Powhatan. Good pike road.
TO" acres in timber. mostly white oak
estimated 10 cut one million feet. good
house and barn Address Box %
MoundsNilio. ". Va ap-S-m
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OUT-THE-PIKE

A. the request OF many eut.tne-pIks
leaders. the intelii0eneer has estao-
sneo q sue-station for the sale Of
Ooeument Boxes AZ 80 cents and a
single clipped coupon at
cRiER q co.'s DRUG STORE,
Elm Grove.
stop at Grier's today and get your
eontsiner for valuable papers, while
the limited supply Iasts
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm

WANTED-Competen white house maid
TWO In family Bell phone 324 Ait.
ap-3-t
wANTED-Houeskeep about IS years
old. family OF 3. Edward I.eopa I'd
lSV--fth ST mr-2s-k
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FOR SALE

N5)-5i-acr@ farm. f-room house
small stable. good orchard w.u
fenced. land lays we'll VIII sell
ou easy payments for $1,000.
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PAUL. UGH co.
For Sale

SEFERAGs-Cholcs suburban home.
Price rangs from $4,000 Oh
fISE BUILDING -ITE-In Ws.daIaIe
Lot ZiUNsID containing ZI. acres. I.lr.
Or less. WIZ sell whole ur .f.f 90
a.
gI 18Th STREET, rooms and bath
Also double brick ~ room. .tHN |r
rear VIII sell .a whole Ur .s.Hrtf.I..
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

Rapid Transit Company. Mr. Fisher said
10 originally capitalized for S2o,OoO'VOo,
but later increased 10 %o5.UVyOOO.
"Ilow much of the S35OOJOOO stock
was issued for actual cash
"S2l. 400 600" said the witness.
"On tho new subway contracts ISM Z
this S35.O0O0OO treated IS the basis OF
calculation .'
aye. sir.'
The 81 100000 I'm stock issued to Nr.
Belmou. for The mule tramway' and
for his services came out oI tlis sue.
MIR. Fisher, 40 the close of the hear
ing. explained 20 the reporters chat the
minutes OF the board Of directors ot
MAY d. 1902. 40 which t.i5 ne was
voted Mr.. Belmont, contained the iol-
lowing:
by ACQUISITION through August Bel
mont and Co. of the Pelham Bay PARK
way Railway and tie City island hai.-
way 5000 shares OF inteinoroufn
Rapid Transit stock is issued to cover
IN full tncir compensation for sorry COS
in carrying forward the uDWaF project
90 ts chen state OF conpir' r'.oh' TOT
securing all interest ip subway con-
tract, ior fIe ueces ar' cupuons
20 provide t1e lrtcrhoro1gh RAPID
Trans. Company with t.o financial
strength required ty the Rapid Tran
st Board ltha predecessor Of tle
Public Service Commission as cof-
ditiar io approving .aa as.i irlmcnt 20
j. a. thc lease Of .e subway
Ia.. u,v4r .as. N-f rcid nr John
b. Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
100000 Bonus 10 3. 4. 7.
Head Tor Unusual Service

Tmo-'r s. Williams. president of
The Trooslyn Rapid Transit Company,
after t became known public property
yesterday chat he had been awarded a
100000 bonus for thc same sort of
wo.k thar earned sl50o0o for the ln-
tcrborough's president, issued q -tatc-
ment explaining b.
He said that it was given. as the
minutes of the directors meeting
shows. "in recognition OF his unusual
services and time spent in negotiation
with the city relative TO the subway
contracts
"The result IS that Brooklyn and
Queens have not been left OF the rapid
transit map and have thc assurance
Of rapid transit facilities OF which
their people never dreamed And by
reason Of our stand the city. instead Of
being al the mercy of the lnterDorough
a- lt was before we entered the field,
wa. by our position enabled 20 make
much better bargain with that con
potation.'
Nr. Williams sand the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit welcomed an iuye-tiga-
tion by the Thompson committee as its
record was "clcan as a hounds tooth ~
The 100000 given 90 Mr Williams
could not 4. charged 90 construction
a. iu the cas-. of fne Shont- bonus A
BrookIyu Rapid Transit cmplOye cN-
planned that DO was taken out of the
company surplus.
The iutcrborough b. the only one OF
the four companies that can charge
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Daniels Cites Franklin
as Preparedness Advocate

Washington. Feb i0. Secretary Dan
,els Of the Navy defended the admin
isIation naval increase programme and
advocated the immediate building up 90
az adequate merchant marine a
sreech here to-day before % session OF
the Chamber of Commerce OF The United
States devoted 10 discuss OF national
preparedness.
we can no longer live unto oar
selves" said Nr. Dan els. "0r our
farms we grow more than the RcpuD Ic
can consume We must feed much OF
the world We have tho right also 20
have "a large share boz clothing tae world
and supplying people in every CLINE
with whatever is manufactured Ia our
mills and factories. But now can we
I'm our larger mission What avail
tecmiug harvests and large production
ia factories without adequate and rca-
sCLable water transp spOrtaNon ne Sc
curing of an adequate merchant marine
g. pressing problem. and IL 80 iied
az with the enlarging and sT.ngla-
cnirC Of our navy that tne TWO cannot
be wisely separated.
"The naval programme offered by tine
Administration is constructing. pro-
Cressive one. and j built according TO
th, continuous lte-yoar programme
the first continuing programme ever
proposed by AN administration ii WAL
give as br The year 1927 thrtl -,Lfee
capital ships Of the first line and t"en-
ty-tve battlesnips Of the second line.
with ten armored cruisers. los destroy
crs. l55 submarines and smaller craft
iu proportion.
sir. Daniels declared himself SO be a
.rr...f.Ir al Rnrfa.rfr Fran * ON enc
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Merchants Want Pork
Barred bV Constitution

Washington. Feb DO. William &.
Breed, chairman O.. the Members Noun-
ell OF tlc Mcrct .nts' Association oil
New Norh, appC red iu behalf OF q
resolution proQos x an amendment 10
the Federal Constitution winch the as
sociaton las asked the chamber 10
advocate.
The resolution would have tic cham
ber recommend chat the ConfhtuiloA
OF Che United States hc go amended as
TO permit the President 90 approve or
disapprore any specific items or proFl-
sions contained i'm any nppfoprlou
bill, 20 the end that be may no longer
be compelled TO approve items nna pro
visions which be deems contrary 20
public opinion or his own judgment, i'm
order % secure the approprucns nee
essarv for the conduct OF government
tai departmcnts and the operation OF
tho governmental functions"
Every one knows what tho Amcu-
can pork barrel is-few know why lt
is" said Nr. Breed. The bes, answer
is the lack OF power In the Chief hN-
ecutve to veto items in pork barrel
bills
"The appropriation bills Tor the
three sessions Of the 62d Congress COW
erod an expenditure Of Sl.5o2.lo9,-
1890. and represented upward o. ht-
teen different appropriation measures
in each session. many Of which came
90 the President a. the conclusion OF
the session a veto Of any If these
bills meant serious clcggng OF the
business OF national government
THE President is practically power.
less 20 prevcut these abuses. which he
"a, the root Of governmental oNlaFa-
gance. by reason ot tie fact that h'
can exercise no discretion as TO ndl-
vidual items. bat must accept meas
ure. as o whole or reject them as "a
whole"
"Thc hes. evidence" argued AIR.
Breed. "tha, the people would be ln
favor of .re amendment under discus
sion is shown by the lac- ,ha. in
thrty-fye states the people have. de-
clQred ir constitutions which they have
adopted that .hcy wish tine tNeca,ivr
90 have the power 90 veto individual
items in appropriation bills
The Merchants Association asks that
the chamber authorize % reit tltno1n
ON the resolution 20 ascertain 'whe-hcr
we should continue a system hen ls
ureciouttfc and urcconomc. ar make
possible uuN5fcation of 'n" Infen.
Of the trainers Of the Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
RFv MONTS GOT ST 500, 900 FOR BUYING
$3.50 600 TRAhWAY; RES0LD AT S4O'Ooo

Fsber secretary of the ntcrboough told why his company %
81 500 600 TO August comicopera railroad whose
- consisted of dozen mules parted with the muie'
etc for $4,000 to Frederick W. Whtridge ,
The story came when Bainbdgc Colby coune 10 "c %
mite. asked Mr. Fisher he had just discovered III W
books OF the marlborough c.,,
THAT Is the Pelham Bay Park City Island Railway Company
said Fisher -, to M
81 see an of $4,000 shares OF lneborough STOCK i ~
Belmont amounting Sl.50000o?'
yes that compensation to August Belmont 20 U
in obtaining the tyyar the subway that John -
Nc Donald had with the city
why it issued?'
principally and incidentally Tor the purchase ~
railway The railway cost S35oOOO'
$50 that the remainder IsOOOO) for Mr. Bclmons ser
vices"
yes"
"Do YOU still this mule tramway?
mo w Whitridge-the Third Avenue MT W'
dc. cave nc $4,000 had value other than its charter
The witness that the mule tramways charter was OF no
value to the Interborough in its subway system
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
WE BOYS" INQUIRY on
Navy League TO Examine Charges
Against Junior Reserve.

Directors Of the Navy League last
night appointed Henry II. Ward, vice
president of the league, as commit
tee of one 10 investigate the United
States Junior Naval Reserve and its
organ. THE Seven Seas Magazine"
The charges against the juniors are
In connection with the alleged employ
ment of A Blum and others. said TO be
members Of the old I've Boys" gang. Of
Beaver Strasburger. who is defendant
I'm slandcr suit for S150.00 brought
by Debo & Helm. publishers Of "The
Seven Seas Magazine" was not At the
meeting
The directors present were Herbert
J. Satterlee. Perry Belmont. Beekman
Winthrop. William Clarke. Dr. II. H.
Dadmun, Robert W. Neeser. C. A. Fow-
Ter and Charles l.. Poor
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
fifth
cUen1ls
Bus
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compromise o. tno case when the ir.
terest Of the public was against srv
compromise, and Shove. bad fath Dr.
taking hi. spelling brief on f-s
burden o. proof amendment. keeping b
two month. and returning 3, with r..
marks such as "aosIr. written Ca
the margin.
G.. ". Barron was on the stand sbogt
an editorial he wrote. entitled "a.
Unfit Appointment. dealing with cases
in which Nr. Brarde.s bad been cogr
sell
Are you end NJ Braade.s enemies
asked Senator Chiffon
"Not at alb" said SIR. Barron. "f
haven't spoken 90 g m ir thirty years
Barron said that when his rcvs.
papers laughed at attacks made 5y
Mr Brandeis on the Boston g. Maine
and the New Haven railroads Braade.'
warned him 10 be careful what he SAID
about him.
When the committee asked for tie
basis Of Barron e-.t0l.a. attack Be
said his information was derived from
conversation with other persons He
gave the name Of William s. f0lrg.
man. Of Boston. as lawyer who had
investigated court records i0r him. crl
mentioned the nam. o. Hollis R
Bailey, another Boston lawyer. o5's
90 testify on a will case in which Nr
Brendeis was concerned.
Barron was asael 90 rene c.her
who might be Interested personally q,
cases. Among those le s-r-e .ei was
James T. LeEno, Of Lynn. N.ss Vf0
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Chamber of Commerce Re-
port Calls on Nation
to Prepare.
ASKS ARBITRATION
IN r. r. DISPUTE
Strike Would Be National Ga.
iamity"-Defenoes Must
Match Policies.
rrn NJ. rnsun. Ru-.,a J

Washington. Feb. lO.--All the mili-
tsrv forces Of the nation should be
under the direct and absolute control
OF the Federal authorities, and no plan
less complete than universal training
u,,ll achieve full use Of the nations
strength Of men. was the unanimous
opinion OF business men. as expressed
in the report Of the special commit
tee on national defence presented 20
tho National Chamber OF Commerce TO-
sav. The report was unanimously ap-
nroved later and enthusiastically ap-
plsuded. .,
National prepsrsdness'-nsyal. mill
tarv. industrial. economic and social
occupied the attention Of tho afternoon
session. and applause after applause
rang through the Pau-American Build
ing as each speaker discussed different
phases Of this important question.
A resolution calling upon the rail-
roads and their employees TO settle their
wage controversy by arbitration "As
also adopted by the chamber.
After recit,ng that ar interruption
Of traffic IN the United States would
be "a natoua. calamity" and Il
brought about through arbitrary action
BIZ either side would Constitute al &C.
inimical 20 public welfare and fraught
with grave consequences" the resolu-
ton declares it is the sense Of the
chamber that the roads and men
should and, i1 the interest o. the
public veal. must settle their differ
ences without recourse 20 measure
that would impair the public service
Asks Investigation Of Dispute.
A supplementary resolution provides
for committee OF the chamber TO in-
vestigate "such phases of this critiea.
situation as relates TO the interest OF
commerce and the public. and TO re
mort from time 20 time a- 90 the best
means Of preserving the public service
unimpaired.'
That the next war into which the
United States may unfortunately be
drawn Will not De Of the comic opera
tvpe as was the Spanish-Amer.csn War
was the view expressed By Howard L.
Coffin, Of Detroit, member Of the Naval
Advisory BOARD He declared that tho
army and navy are but the cutting edge
Of the blade Of national defence and
that without mobilization Of industrial
and commercial resources the nation
will be helpless tie declared that in
The next war. as IN the great conflict
Europe. women and children will
an all important part, not on the
ing line, but in the mills and fac
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Colby Threatens to QUIT
Committee Over Pre-
mature Publication
THOMPSON FINALLY
TAKES ALL BLAME
Senator and Counsel In Secret
Conference-OovernOr Sees
No Reason for Comment.

The publication In an evening news
paper yesterday Of some letters that
passed from T. A. Gillespie 20 Lemuel
Eiy Quigg. and 70 Gillespie's brother,
y. L. Gillespie, Of Pittsburgh, and a
check T. A..Gillespie sent 20 Quigg
caused ripple of excitement that
reached from this city to Albany.
cambridge Colby. counsel 70 tho
Thompson committee, and Miles Daw-
son, actuary. who was the right hand
man Of Justice Charles Evans Hughes
in the Hughes investigation, we're on
the point of quitting Senator Thomp-
son because Of the publication OF the
documents
After an hours conference behind
closed doors between Senator Thomp-
son and tho committees counsel, the
air cleared bit.
Nr Colby took hig seat AZ the coun-
scps table, and when Senator Thomp-
son called the meeting 20 order Mr..
Colby referred TO the publication as a
premature" and "rcgrcttabie and un-
toward incident" Then le declared
thar neither be nor Mr. Dawson was re-
sponsible for the publication. Senator
Thompson then said that he took ell re
sponsioHty p the matter.
The two letters from Gillespie 70 his
..... ,.a.,. ,,.r,od confidential
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man. ana 'ndl '- ".i' ''o - ~
iuNltatIoh OF lhe N"' 9Ou 'fe'~
Tor peinap, s.A Ho"I-7- o..-- H..
The checN was sent 10 M |u'ss W
a. Cil.esnle on .... s@l nary I'' i3l'' .'.a ..a
"af Tor e-.''l. inns Wa. a'oo- i.e
time tne nompso" eon'i.l..,e '-a .'"n o'
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o. me F.Dllc service Noi..'.'.t',. ., ,,...h 10
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New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
GIRL hORTALLY BURNED
CRIES, DON'T WHIP dE'
Dying Child. 4, Clothing Gone,
Meets Mother at Door.


Winsted, Conn, Feb. 10. 10.-"Raymond
done II, mamma; don't whip me-"
pleaded four-year-old Eaie May Phelps,
daughter Of Edward s. Phelps, Of Har-
winton. after being burned mortally
yesterday.
While the mother was delivering
milk Raymond and Ellie played with
lighted candles. The girls dress
caught fire. Raymond tried 10 save
his sister by tearing the blazing dress
from her body
When the mother reached home Efie.
terribly burned and crying. stood in
the doorway All her clothing. cx-
cept a small piece of shirt and her
shoes. was gone. While pleadiIg not
20 whip her che girl became uncon-
scious. She died in the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Complains of Brandeis's Course.

Thomas c. Spelling, Of New York, at
torney for the Freight Payers League,
complained that Nr. Brandeis. as attor-
uey for other Eastern shippers during
the 1910 advance rate case. failed 20
oppose the advance with the "impreg-
rablc defence offered by the so-called
burden of proof amendment to the
commerce acts of 1910" Furthermore.
he said. Nr. Brandcis SGT Oh foot a
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
BRYAN ON WILSON'S TRAIL

Wichita. Kansas, Feb. 10. Williams
BRYAN viii make his fins. speech
against preparedncss here next Mon
day.
Sir Bryan viii stop here on his way
20 Dallas, Tex, as The guest Of G. @.
Chandler, president Of the Kansas Ma
tioual Bank.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

no this rcgularly-an
II hour or so befor.
you turn in" for II.
night: Slip on an overcoa,
or wraps. and 20 for a bu,
ride; let these clean, ssf.
vehicles carry you for a
while; then step out for a
brisk walk in the braoins
air. and home again by bus.
You are ready for such a
sleep as you rarely enjoy
lots Of people get the bes,
kind Of a night cap" BY
the