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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Continued from YesterdAy-s
Intelligence.


so Cobb is PLAYING this season to-
ward that world series and with Cohb
az his best, n means tho Detroit team
- a dangcrous factor. or course. sam
Crawford Is out ~ the regular lineUn
hut Neach is hitting stem and stem
with Cobb. And HuChie always has
trowford on tho bench 10 rush 10 tho
firing line ~ "a pinch and deliver a
wallOp old Sans .y. has nor d.wme-f
% for the eye i- the last thing to
wear out lu "a ball PLAYER. Blk leag-
uers have been great Sticks-s after tNaIr
legs and arms are gone. And sam Will
win many "A sam. for p.froit and
HuEhie and Cobb his season with mis-
club. He made tra trim around Tho
world With tho Giants and White SOY
and h. is a grand ntfI PLAYER hut a rot
ten sailor. I saw his work then.
A. FAR as the batting goes. rnt Tigers
stll carry the punch of old. and they
have the sdee on every pitcher tl.y fa-s
for they generally have him scared hair
% death before h. starts 20 vorN. What
is worrying HuEhfs is his own p.t.H-
ing STAR. for r does not resemble Gl-
braltcr in point 81 strength. He has
been getting some falr pitching and
some very poor box work this season.
II mo TIGERS are beaten. 90 VIII b. On
johnson on the Detroit team. ana II
would have tho pcurauf won already
In the National League. the C.ucin-
natl Reds haN" shown the greatest im-
have faded bark after "a 1ft,.c sp'-r.
hut stu rate Joe Thinkers team the
| -- "H--....| .|.H.- no.
Reds show flashes or great strength
when tho team is working together ana
HerzcE has AS Enod pitching as rnrrs Isl
IN tho league. don't look 1u the Reds
as ueuuaut r~0rteudsrs. but q is "A G4u-
gcrUI- ball club al any time.
The Giants are luokiu- forward 90
another spell ON the road soon when
all hands believe We viii catch that
stride which gave us rho Ions eWssp ~
victories ON our last tr.u. Tho Giants
just believe they can play baseball away
from the Polo grounds. and they DO.
] predict ! can bring tho team ulsk Ir
tho lead. The weather of fEa last week
has put the players t1 the bad SO ball
club can keep up a fast clip under such
conditions CIV" u- t road schedule and
q Ntil' SUNSHINE. ana We viii Doe going
AGAIN Tor fn" strength los in OBJ" team
D SNOW iHt.. r''N believe We VIII
WI ln" remnant tnd expect f" conn.
nome 10 front Hft'r our next "trip j
"-Ll'h say i1l~ " dd NOT think 80.
hl-ion riNn should begin f'
-.n" NV 70 NeHrn'r mas hHrf %.
~ snfh-- IN J"nhnE f'ers mas resulted
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PUBLIC BUILDING
SHOULD HAVE FLAG
FAILURE TO HOIST coLoRs ON
FLAG STATES CAUSES
COMMENT
Resolution To Council On Subject Is
Held Up Owing To Lack OF
Quorum.

considerable comment was heard
Yesterday among attorneys and court
attaches. also among certain CITY OF,
iiclals over the failure of the proper
authorities TO hoist FLAGS over the civ
and county building during the present
strained relations with Mexico. These
men were unanimous IN their opinion.
thdi visitors coming 10 Wheeling
would az once catch the idea that al.
though this was "a time when men
should how their Colors and honor
me ilaS. this city apparently is not
patriotic.
To bring the matter To the attention
OF The authorities. a resolution was
drawn asking mat the board of control
place "a tlae on he staff az the city end
OF the building. This resolution was
signed by Captain Henry Frohme ana
Was intended 10 20 before council la.I
night, but that body. falling TO meet.
the resolution was worthless. How.
ever. the men back OF the movement
Yesterday are hoping that the board
viii see that the flag Is raised. any
way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
LOCAL MEN ELECTED
BY INSURANCE MEN

special nL-r.fgF 20 the r~ItcIirenoer.
FAlkNoNI. West Va. June 81
The annual meeting Of tho West Nir.
-Inla association Of Insurance agents
mo. here today with scvcnty-five Of
fnr leading insurance mon present
The chief address was made hy = a
INabnl. of columbus. who spoke on
'ir"rarrlrr- Of the Insurance agent
fIs Was practical and full Of hefp
ful succession. Much Of the disCu-
sion involved fho expansion and use
iI.rn-- Of fHt association. The date
or fHn f-.H. year was changed from
ur" lret fn August 31st 10 conform
f1 that off The National association
Nr president viii appoint delegates
FOB fHo National association The fol-
.HvIru officers were elected.
President. o. g. BsI Dr.. Charlie
'nr. IIr.- Vice President. VI. s. Foose
vs. Fc'..ns Second Wee President. Rar
Evan. N.".fl'I Third Vice Pres.
don't. DO A. Meyer Thomas. Fourth
Nf0r I.r.. don't. N o. Uornor. ClarL
buns. |... Woo President. George D.
.'.H'H. I.-..-shIrt U vs. paftev
H n lHHr..a'or Chairman ~ E1ccu
''a.. H... Chairman OF legislative
.. I. imam "f Grievance Com.
I,.H. Em.I. mU.. WhrcHre.
HH. .' Nr.Hr|.. f.Hr Committee
.. Ifr.a f"" mont. Chairman
.. .." r.H". IHm" rr Secretary.
..r 49, s. i.rdlmood. Hunt
|. r.tt win DO hoId i-
|.... |.. I"fH .. 20 b. frf
n. .." IE..."... Committee
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.T0LLING OF BELL
MEANS WAR is ON
CITY HALL BELL WILL BE TAPPED
TEN TIMES n WAR is De.
CLARED WITH MEXICO.
Decision Of Congress Will be Received
Here by Telegraph and Residents
viii be Notified Immediately.

II war IS declared on Mexico Wheel
inE people Will De- notified hv tho
toliIus Of the big bell in the city hail
just a. soon as the news Is received
here. which viii be but q very few
minutes after tho decision OF con.
gre-s. Arrangements were completed
yesterday with Fire chief r. T Rose
for ff" foliiuE OF the boil which VIII
ho sounded ten times Don case there
Is war.
According 20 present indications
there viii la war with Mexico unless
before noon today D]arranzd viii ro.
lease th" American prisoners taken
'n the akIrwr-H o. DarrztI last week.
and ~repudlafrs Tho action of H
officers ar Ca-riz1l and Withdraw
bis demand Tor tho removal of IH.
D nifod States troops from Nuy...r
coll Tn the event |tarraura raIl
fo meet the demand Uf fHn United
States congress viii ikUIy declare
war af noon TODAY Th. action Of
congress viii te received hero either
hv tho wires of fHn f1"frrrH'.uH#
<nua service 90 ffs News ot f..
A. epcIafr1 Press fp Tho fH..II..r,.r
Tho tapping of %. HrI f.r f..
VIII mean that 'Hs arrFIsr of I'd. .H..
bodies mon arc called uT.. |.
volunteer fHrIr service. HI h.."
defend the Stars and Stripes.
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MEMS CLUB
ENTERTkINS LADIES
OPEN SESSION. HELD LAST NIGHT
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED,.
Attorney John p. Arbenz Delivers Ad-
dress-AtractiVe Musical Pro-
gram Is Furnished.

The closing social affair OF the pres
ent social committee az the sien =
club OF the Thomson NJ. r.. church.
was held last evening. ana Was at
tended by a very large number. The
Men club on this occasion acted as
most at a very enjoyable party. 10
which the ladies OF Wheeling We're
invited guests For thaIr pressure the
committee IN charge, which was COM
posed OF Mcs-rs. &. H. Cook. !. r..
Griffin, Howard oliver. Lon Edwards,
w. =. McClung and James Derry. ar
ranged a program of exceptionally
pleasing numbers. -fr = l.. stone.
president OF the organization. opened
The program by welcoming tne guests.
following which the pastor, Kev. ".
4. harflnEcr. gave a very humorous
and delightful address. and Hon. John
J. Arbens addressed the company on
Friendship IN The curse on vnIcn
De welt on the present war phases.
and on the advantages fo be- gained by
extending the rights OF equal suffrage
fp Ome
The musical numbers auuen a
charming diversity q the other ica-
lures. and were given in a finished
and beautiful manner. each being aC-
corded an enthusiastic uCorc Hiss
FRANCES Nelly gave "a piano solo. Mr..
VIII Leach g voice number. Miss Alice
Mcclure. Who always InEs with ease
and grace contributed "a very pretty
selection Nr. William Detwcilcr gave
am unusually attractive number. ana
the q.arttft" from The First Pre-by-
terrain church. composed of Mrs IN.
n8 Hilton Ott0. Alice Mcclure. N,--r-
N.!l Leach and William pcfwsilcr.
were warmly .nDor,d Mr. james Nor
san CAV, humorous readings for which
Dee was accorded a great deal O5 ga-
served applause. and David Daniels.
"a brilliant Young N"IOlIuI-f. uldvsd
Schubert Ave Maria which was
followed UF am encore
s. fus completion OF Tho program
delightful rDirr-hw.u'- were served
ln Ih" assembly rooms auu a social
session was enjoyed.
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once % is lost it is hard Shedding TO
\ certain bank made a large sized
loan io q builder for % -.pcihc Opera.
ION with the understanding that the
lHhoS were TO Dee used To purchase
material and pay labor for that one
lun " soon developed that in spff-
az me TACT that The contractor claimed
To Do progressing well with work
noihln- had been doue-he had used
me money elsewhere ft was "A breach
pI trust The banker had checked
-lN AI. as bankers generally DO He
mas lost his character IN that bank.
ana his word Boz longer goes.
Another concern was buyinr auto.
mobiles with the banks money. giving
me" bank "a trust rcccIW whereby cars
could nor be- delivered vtfhour ob.
'tlHlhE "a release from Tho bank and
ialinl ON mo loan. Tn, banker be-
came suspicious that something was
NFuDE % checked NO Tho cars url.
~uued TO De in-fock on tho f-usf
agreement. and found thar four had
'''n sold without accounting 10 tho
'ihN. hD-N'i-a ha-tN calling OF tho
entire loan. loss Hf confidence loss
of q helpful business a-rrauscm,nt.
You cannot play fast and iogse In
business and win out. You cannot
deceive your banker for long ne
@ O. kuark of finding things out.
Gossip gets TO him fast Be has "a
sense that smells daurer. He is "a
detective
Therefore. build your business
structure with character as tho first
of three supporting piers BE- az
active in Tho church nj you like. b.
o. good 1- YOU pretend f1 ha. bur
remember always that In business ff
d. NOT what you -s.w fu boz buf what
you arc that counts and rofr true
nature VII soon become manifest tu
those who are ir position fo find
fHlrE- and can help you N fHly
trust you, bur cannot NJ they don't
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ports from the Mexican consuls AZ
san Francisco "a Tucson. Arizona.
summaries of which also were tcle.
Craphed 10 General CHrranza az Mex.
leo city II requests the release OF
the prisoners and states that In each
instance they were arrested without
justification.
The Consul AZ san Francisco mere.
ly reported that fifteen MeNiCans We're
arrested at RctdInE. several DAYS ago
and % others We're Imprisoned there
last sunday. J. NJ. Gonzales. an agent
of the treasury department Of Sonora
state, was reported by the Consul AZ
Tucson. To have been arrested and i'm.
prlSoncd by the authorities there with.
out known charge being made against
him.
There were indications ar the war
department during the day that mill.
tary censorship may he expected %
tighten al n time. Officers showed
increasing disinClinatiOn 10 talk nj.
troop movements. even ~ the progress
being made with mobilization OF the
National Guard. Secretary Baker eN.
poets TO have his army press bureau
In operation shortly and through Dr.
will be- given out all hat u Is desired
shall be known.
Details of the National Guard mObili.
zation now are IN General Funstou's
hands His officers are better able On
say what has been accomplished and
how many men are eutTdiusd for tho
border than any other army official
While The Ambassadur-desiCuate
continues 10 preserve q calm front.
the possibilities he sees In tho present
crisis are indicated by the fact that
his family already is enroute toward
The Canadian border. In tho event ri
a break. % is believed possible no will
turn over the records ~ the embassy
10 the French Ambassador.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
WHEELING CYCLISTS
ENJOY BIG BANQUET
MouNDSvILLE CLUB MEMBERS
WERE GUESTS-BAND FUR
ISHED MUSIC.
Endurance Contest Has Not Been De-
eided a. Yet. But VIII BE Soon.
Meeting Last Might.

The Wheeling Motorcycle club mem,
h'rs enJoN'd ca tarquet and social meet.
ms To was the occasion OF the regular
weekly meeting. bat only a short bust
ness session was held. after which tht
boys were served with 81 splendid ban.
pGel Matters pertaining 20 thC 30-mIIt
endurance run were brought up and
President J. Lsndpn Bier gave out IN.
Information that as Yet he had received
o." decision from John -. Donovan. soc.
rotary OF the rican Federation ~
MotvrcHclist az Nicago. and until he
had heard from HIM. nothing definite
could b. done.
Music was furnished during the even
inE By tho Create Wheeling band.
Amoug those Ice attendance were several
of the MoundsvIlle club. ThoF.
present were.
Charl,g Peters. Edward sailor.
~ q. Kelley. !. Landon Bier,
II ~ BRADY. Carl CHASER.
John Meiiuer. William Lyle.
G,orE" Clsppcr. Theodore Rolf.
iall DauErI. 'Skeeter Jones.
A. i. Pastors. j. NCEIwHIu.
Carl Sells. =. IT. Grammar.
AlouIu Sells. carl ~Schutb-rgcr,
Harry Douglas. Dave Nfhola.
Niles AinhCmIIIcr, Lemoyur Pickcns.
otto Ritz. s.. g. Davis.
Walter Bowman. George Yoke.
prom MouudsNIllC.
Hugh Carpenter. Thos. Cunningham.
Foster Noble. r. l.. Fox.
John Noble. H. \. Bower.
J. 4. Trimbath. A. J.. Stultz.
Andy Clark. NJ. Chadwick,
Martin RiEEle. Z. Simms.
Lcmuel Marble.
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tempto 20 the Glow Worm" and
promises 20 enjoy an equal measure of
pupi' favor II ls a most appropriate
stlecuon Tor an outdoor setting.
Another prima donna. Miss Helen
Slahley. makes her debut In the music
Iscording world through the Columbia
Despite an extensive career -
dramatic soprano OF the Chicago Opera
company and of the Wurzbure Row,
opera company. there is a restful
Sudlty IN Miss stanley voice seldom
hedrd IN a heavy daramtic soprano.
Her singing of ShelIev's story ~
poignant grief. Loves sorrow. re-.
Neals unlimited reserve power and an
exquisite appreciation of the emotion.
al possibilities of the song.
We r anxious To hear further from
Miss Stanley.
santa Lucia" is music OF Italy
truly Of the land Of love and haie
poetry and passion.
And particularly is this music OF
venice. where on MOONLIGHT nights Won
driit with The tide and dreamily listen
10 ihe music tnat floats over ;na
waters or b Grand Canal. Again and
dsalh nut never too often. 10 Is santa
LUCIA b guitars IN that
par %, from voices over there and even
Wnlstied by some unromantic souls.
IN TINS case 10 Is eNCCllontly PLAYED
ny Frince.s Orchestra and recorded
oy me columbia Company.
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Talks On Thrift--.NO. ~
YOUR BUSINESS CHARACTER

Tn an business operations involvinc
,r'lli. certain requisites are essential
" The risk is fo prove satisfactory 90
The one Who extends the credit. These
requisites are best expressed IN what
q Wei been termed the Three Biz
{ OF Irtolf. namely. Character. Ca.
paclty and Capital This talk will
cover the first.
In order to possess a business char.
acfcr. q man need not have what BIZ of.
d~inarily known as business honesty.
Tor business honesty l- not a. biz a
thing as business integrity Neither
need q man say long prayers. and
pass flH plate. however admirable
these traits may De- be must have
more than q sen blanc, Of religion.
l" must carry fh' religion OF tho Ten
commandments. the sermon ON the
nu-int-- liI' Zee must Go mo- tricky
ihIuE De must he ON The level He
must give the squar" deal frs word
must Do" better than bis bond Up
must mark goods fairly. advertise hon.
'7iiH. rr'fiy any error. correct any
Wi-nuder-'ant.ur and never foT.r'
iHHi DDS best advertisement I1 "a -tfI IS
fled Cu-tou. ,r. and satisfied customers
are made only hy business integrity
The underlying reason why some
men nave become great merchants I-
'o Boz found iu tho 'epri- Of fhe
house Their" are great stores -
every larL" city whose greatness i-
due fo the single fact that they have
back of them business character Their
-nnu vII worth millions. De- q good
800 NJ integrity. D. has taken years
'u build be- ur
Tho buying public soon finds out
'I' spirit ~ frn house You can catch
a sucker huf once I' doesn't psy fo
'rN fnn second fIWr Nrl cu vol fl
inquire how fH.a element of I|rf,.r.fN
enter. into your business ffr. frr DO
'H' banker doe. MOI. believe .1 you.
you can -'f 200 loans from h.w You
can Iu-r fIf- priceless asset Dr.. q
single laps" from business virtue. and
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new RECORDS FOR THE "TALKIES.V

Laugh and grow plump or laugh ana
shake II or tthey say II works both
ways but laugh YOU must when Irene
Young and Al Weston come singing
their laughing duet Those Country
Days Surely Were H."
On vaudeville tours. these two
famous fun-makers have SET half mo
people OF the country rocking in their
seats-and now they NAV b. secu-ed
for home entertainment via the Colum.
bia Companys new record.
Members OF the Noble order OF the
in Evelyn"
This Is a very excellent one-step. in.
Producing Pom Pom - one Of the
biz Broadway musical successes OF the
year-and recorded by Princes Band
under he personal supervision OF &
Hepburn Wilson. probably the best
known dancing master IN New York
More \ this could any mortal
ask Only that you have two feet
with which 10 dance. my child"
This irresistible new record is from
the Columbia company.
shades Of Night a new song by
Friedland and Franklin. is notable
among new Columbia records.
Is n listens 20 the voices OF tho
sterling male trio. the peaceful hush
OF deepening twilight envelopes Inc
senses awakening stars and ricker.
ing freflies seem 20 scintillate affinity
in the beautiful melody.
shades OF Night" Is similar in
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NOTES

lDnEo any 10 or i~7-ycar-old team for "a
double header July 4. They are also
without "a game July .. Any team wish
ing to play tine StoEics. please call on
Tho National phone IlSf-R. and ask for
Howard All Stogic PLAYERS are re-
guest'd to o FOR practice every eve
nlng OF this wt,k.
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WILL USE FORCE
Continued from rirst Pase)

vIsed Of the receipt Of the Am
erlcan note. On MS response
biiity he sent 20 the state depart
went two communications. One
complains against the enforcement
% a general embargo on shipments
20 Mexico: the other recites that
Mexican citizens have been arrest
ed without cause In California
and Arizona. They warn Secretary
Lansing that the present situation
between the two governments can
not all 20 be qravely Aggravated
by these matters. although settinq
forth that the Ambassador as
sumes that local authorities. not
b state department we're .
sible for the trouble.
So far as rs known. the state
department has not been advised
% the detention Of N~esicans. 70
is an open secret that a practical
embargo % commerce between the
United states and Mexico 10 be.
ing enforced efectualty by Gus.
IONS and army officers. without
the authority Of a formal proclsma-
ton.
ASKS Release
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W =. Honeckcr. pool. billiards and
bowling George LagomarCino, George
II. Scibert. Joseph Humes. Bartollas
q Guam. George Zubcl. John &. Stein,
Jacob Fonner n Gritfiths x Crane
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The Rczic Athletic Gu will play the
May n1ru. o.. team az Maynard. sunday.
July . ANY good team desiring games
with the kuZic r.. g.. for july I. should
call Bell Phone 2Ti-J, Martins Ferry.
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Has Been Successfully Tried Out In
Larger cities and Matter May Be
Presented to Local Board.
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WANTS SEGREGATED
HIGH SCHOOLS HERE

COMMISSIONER oOLINER OF THe
WASHINGTON DISTRICT AD.
NOCATES PLAN.
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Each dollar drawing interest
Will prove a friend-tried. true.
The dollar SAVED. works night and dav
Increasing wealth for YOU.
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THE BRUNSWICK New

its good name is reduced to a ques-
ton. Therefore the American peo-
pie one hundred million strong, will
see this dangerous game played to-
day; played openly and brazenly and
these people ought to watch the line
up. Watch the senator who votes with
the interests and whoever he may be,
stamp him forever as false and as
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Office OF our superior court judges
and make them ineligible for re-elec-
ton, OF course. there is strong ar
gument on the other side of the prop
osition TO make judges ineligible tc
reelection, especially so II we have
a strong and efficient man in office.
But in the long run, by thus remov-
ing the judges still farther from an
inclination ito play politics., would
il not be better and would IL not in
crease respect for our courts?
We are likewise Of the opinion that
our superior court judges compen-
sation is inadequate. With the in
creased cost of living, $4,000 seems
insufficient; this is the salary of our
superior court judges in all the cir
cults of the state In a few of the
circuits, wherein there are large
cities. the county in which such large
city is situated supplements this sal
airy. There are very few of these.
however. and when we consider the
fact that the judge has to maintain
an Office, pay his railroad, hotel and
all other expenses, support and edu-
cate his family out of $4,000 the
amount would seem not to be com
mensurate with the importance and
dignity of the Office, and the services
rendered by the judges.
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owned body and soul by those who
would destroy the real bulwark of the
nadon-the supreme COURT
Let US hope that decency-mere
deeency at least will prevail in the
senate and that Brandeis will be CON
firmed; let US hope further that no
Democratic senator will lend his in
fldence to the plot. damnable and
rotten as it is,
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A vital truth was stated IN epigram
when President Wilson told commit
tee OF paeiflsts who called on him at
the White House tina, the peace OF SO,
ciety ~ obtained by force" Rorce
does not necessarily imply an army
u Is everywhere present in the ma.
ehinery Of peaceful. settled govern.
ment. The police represent II. The
sheriff and his deputies represent il.
The village constable represents il.
The law courts and their officers rep.
resent 1t, We live in peace and tran.
guilty because there Is force thar
can be called upon TO preserve peace
and tranquility. The idealists dream
of forceless Utopia is but a dream.
Without force to preserve peace and
order there would be only anarchy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-24

A dispatch from Chicago says. tn
dications are that the Republican ma
iional convention of 1916 viii be one
OF the noisiest and most exciting In
the party's history" Why not add
''and windiestg"