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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27


such Us exists between inc He'"'"i luE'
"t railroads. to the cn' tnh' 'acn qua,
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d' h.''''u In inc scr Nir' ,, ,,ni-
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privileges '"r ~ ',,;. 100 wharf,
''SHarE latolhSA' 'H'i"''Ho CIV
af" fAclii'"S IN" '''Ht ~" a,.a.,,
construct Su'h 'f"'''"'. ,,;,,r,
l"lh' "E the '"''" ''N' ~. ,-a
"u"Sh. ih'' ann Lar anu, - ,,M'
Wh'r ~" ih'"r'S' 81 '''' H"'PP''7
iir ih'I" AT 1"SIhl"S'
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'hal'l"th' whose "ut! H.,
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l"S,'h com PAM. emu VI ''e
III" "'"r''"h 81 III" '"I'H'anh go ~ =
;;"nN: al" /" represent IN" S"ilpi"H III
t'r"st$ ~ '"''''"'"'''S ",'' Wv. 'T,a.
l2"rS "i HI company. ara ASSES WIZ
OYER p"S$hl" "a milking th'H unue' l'N
i'iG - success.
chairman Higgins appointed inc 1oi
lowing "":nni''"": T. NJ. nay Oh
Wheeling: Howard Atkinson. ol mar
ton; /. t. Euhank or t"rkcrSti' g.
Cap'nin Frank TilI"y. 81 tl'Soorhn. =
T.. I"n"her. Of St"upcnfilc ana 4''
onto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

Wheeling: T. NJ Neigh. Wheeling: "
s. McCammon. CINCINNATI A. B. Mas.
;sey, Danville, Ky; ]. +. F:bclinS. Wheel
ing: \. F. Brady Wheeling.
J. F.. He'll. Wheeling: Edward !.
| Schaub, Wheeling: J. l.. Garoesi. Jr.
, Wheeling: W. A i. Dalzell: Mounds
villo: Robert Hnzlctt Wheeling; J. F.
Cree, Wcllsburg; 3. ". Peterson. Whael-
ing: II. C. Ogden. Wheeling; w. B. Fran
els. Martins Ferry; \. J. Fallen. Mar
Tins Ferry: A. NJ. Eick. Martins Perry.
4! TEanse II .Criswell. Martins Ferry: S. G..
Young, New Cumberland. w Va: W.
Irving Lewis. East Liverpool. Ohio: J. a:
! Nckensie New Cumberland. W. Va: J.
N. Manor East Liverpool, o.; Thos j.
Anderson. last Liverpool. o.: A. S. Coop
New Cumberland. W. Va: James 'Bet%.
East Liverpool, Ohio; R 81. Brown. New
Cumberland: F. 3. Duis. Wheeling: y.
Taylor, New York city; Albert Snrdeck-
/ or, Wheeling: J. D Chamberlain, Mari
: eta, Ohio: George j. Eberts Wheeling;
J. Henry Best, Marietta, O.; S. +. Chris
| lian, Warwood; y. Il. Hovcy Marietta
| O.. c. NJ buchanan Huntingdon; f A.
burnside, Point Pleasant, W. Vail.
| Frank riley Pittsburgh. -
/ Robert Lee Boyd. Wheeling: ". Fl.
! Manning. Wheeling; Howard Atkinson
! St. Alhans; Thomas T"InlinSon. Beliaire;
| {. NJ. Rodcfcr. Bellaire; Frank Humph-
r,.y. Wheeling; J. 4. Nicholson. S'cubcn-'
villc: T.. II. Mahon. Stcuhcnvillc: Hamlin
! Barnes Wellsvillc, O.. Capt. Thos. j.
: Bal. Wheeling: $. V. Williamson. New
: Martinsvillc: D. V. Lemon. New Mar
! tinsvllle; Charles S. RockhilI. New Mar
! tnsvillc; John Munlcy. Bcilairc: H: =.
Donally. Wheeling; Robert II. Burney,
; mayor. Brilliant. o.: II. NJ. Low. Steu.
bcnvillc; Frank w. Fcist. Steubenvtne;
James Stone. Empire. O.; H. II. coch-
! ran. Wheeling: Edwin C. Jepson. Wheel
ing: ]. NJ. Hill. War~ood; H II. Smith.
! Toronto. O.; Joseph L. Robinson. Whcsl-
. ing: George N. Myers. Toronto. o.; F.S!
: Loeb Weirton. W. Va: W.. w. Beah:
Wcllsburg: John H. Blodgett- Boston,
: Mass.: S. p. Goucher, Toronto O.; Col:
! d. F. Stalmaker. Wheeling.
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night ~ day.
Then got Cu;icura Soap and Oint.
mcn;. After mad used one cake OF,
Cu,icura Soap and one box -! Cu;icrra
Ointmcrt he was healed. rS:GncdI
Mrs. Bertha H"ncycutt. X. /, Oakburo.
n. e., Feb. 5, 1917.
Proven, further trouble by using
Cuticura Soap for the toilet
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post card "Cuticura.
Dept. Fl, Boston. Sold everywhere.
Soap &c. Ointment y ard &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
TWO aERMAHs INJURED

HAVANA. Nov. 26.--FredcrIck Gun
ming. 80 years old and Otto Rcsahl for
MGR members Of the crew OF a German
ship seized when Cuba declared war. and
Kort French. under confinement as a
German spy. who were jnterrcd IN Ca
banas fortress. were injured this morn
ing by explosion OF one of several old
grenides which they were placing about
a small garden patch Cummings hands
were mnnGlcd. The others were less
seriously injured. .
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skin WAS sore and rcd,
and the pimp!cs hurs, and
ran, and afterwards turned
into so-c cTup'IunS. The
surface q the skin was
almost one solid eruption
SO that his face WIS badly
disf Gurc d. 1t CAUSED
itching and burning So
that he CCwld no; sleep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
SOC'|E Y
Social at Bell School

On Wednesday evening. November ~
at The Bell school. a pie social will be
given by the girls Of the school. after
which the audience will be entertained
By a number OF picturesque slides by
the superintendent Of the school. $. $.
Jacob. \ good time is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
For visitors.

Mrs. Ivan Fawcctt. OF North Main
street. has Invited I few friends TO her
HON" ;hiS afternoon. "a knit. as L corr
pli,ncnt - nor mother. Mrs. +. L.
YorkS. and her sister. Miss Anna Torke.
81 Tacoma. Wash. Tea. served in the
,ate afternoon. Will conclud" the pleas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
Eczema On BOYS
Face and Arms
Broke OCT in Pitnples- Badly Dis
figured. Itching and Burning So
Gould not Sleep. Cuticura Healed
AT Cost of Only 75c.

"My boy had eczema which first be-
gan to break out in p;mpcs, his arms
and face being mostly affected. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

owners ~ river craft. traffic men and
!";h"rS Interested I'm III" genera problems
OF river iranNi"rtAi!"A.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27


n later dat" making his Selection r;um
IN" geographical !"rat,,n "f ,Ir cities
in which thus" manI"d r.S;drt
Wharfage and Landings.
Group !; r"pUrt"d a~ fuil""
Report of recommendations 81 group
meeting GO III mayors and other. r;,-
rcS"mting municipalities. with 1rirrrr,cr
n III" establishment -! wharfaE;" and
landing facilities Tor IL" rrrIu$,l Lib
"r!y Shipping company.
fir%t~-Wr are convinced TIA; HE
speedy and successful contamination a.
Ibis project Will hay" Il Tar reaching III
flU"nc" upon the substantial h"rrl"p-
mont Of commercial. industrial and agr!
cultural interests of every city IN ihr
OH" Valley. and that II wIil ..rHa!ly -
licrc concr$t"d rail- transportation $HS-
tens and h" = cuuStruCiIv. aid to ihe
government IN the promotion nf the war.
Scrnnd--.Wr therefore hclicvr il 10 b.
III" duty "f every Municipality in "a"
Ohio Valley /" lend the largest drGrcc
Of p"SItiv" ENCOURAGEMENT To tho project
and tn thnt end W., recommend:
Passage Of Ordinances.
tIl Taat "1''h mwnicinality r"Pr"SrEt-
I'd At ih.s 'H""l'rT proceed Ut once L"
s"cur" IN" r1$Sac" Of rr"1"r ordinances
for granting the proposed company frr"
or ut 4 nominal rGntH! such rights. rri.i-
l"""S and easements ne ar" ;tpprnnriat"
:" Undue" IA" company I" ""uSi-u" At
It's cNprns" adequate landing and wharf,
ue" facilities, AMI that all SwilrhIS. SD
ing. &c. leading :" terminals l." owned
amt controlled hy IT." transportation
company II" by La mun.c ipalIIy crciu-
sivcly.
Oh "" recommend that such nrdn-
anc"s. so FAR AS il practicable. b" uni-
form. for tho naNamum period provided
by lay. AMI tina, AL privileges granted
h" rerokabIr lf IN" company should fail
:" np"rat" for ~" consecutive" n"nths
provided no c"ndt ions shall! intrrv"r"
that arc beyond It's control.
(cl w. recommend chat ordinances
shall not provide exclusive rights - the
proposed company: that comprri'y"
hnats b. r"rmiri,'d 10 land at wharvts
under uniform and reasonable :orull:
ton.
I'D since each lnuni*innlt" MI ra:-
uraily present distinct imdi"idIa! rrnb-
I"uls calling I"~ 'rrul adjustment n
!in.l w.. r."urnrI'rl lnat :, rnmmitt- c
rr Two T." appointed ~ IA" chair. whose
duty Il Sua!: H." :" l:Hfi = mrd.i nrdin-
anr.. f~r each municipality vHI'h may
b. rnndIii"d /" Itt pGr"iv local ""ndi-
lions. and I" confer with IN" ru;h"ri-
tbs II ..:r'h municipality with n Wow Ia
>.',j;i,U& lhr earliest I,"I"tirnh" i'nSS: -
al SU.h ordinance"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
Committee Named


M"rrHu N"<tri il. f. u N"i gh Wheeling
district: howard Atkinson. Charleston
district; + H. I:uhAmk. rark"rShurE dis
irlri. j. Frank Till"y.. Pittsburgh dis
irici: : " GvutEr". Standardization
/" district
Chairman. " II Higgins of Group e.
r"lrrf,ri as follows:
II = APPARENT :" ',"rY"n" that on" Of
III" greatest singh. aE' nri"s C,r th"
Surr"Ssful ""u'IUri 81 III" war is nd"-
uuutr Transportation flri!i!i'.s. Th'M lirSi
duty &C Ia" railroads: - th"rrCnr' t"t Ia"
riuV"rnm"ri. Il duty which they Ar" meet
INK rn ~. io,.;r nr 'h"ir nh.lIt". uud'r
,'N:Stiug circumstances. huI with tn" APP
parent i"lpl"SSu"SS II meeting h"th' IN"
requirements -! ~" tinIrrnIu"nt and III"
Shipping public.
Sine, Ia" tiuVcrumi"nt az H;i "Np"nS"
&c millions has male The nh,n river ,aNi-
Snhi" t"n t. 'l'."u month" 'U'h Ertr.
~, "',. IN thr development If 'rhnSr"r-
iuIi"n th"r..,li. = great opportunity I"
assist tn" r;pr"rnm"n, lv relieving tn"
present con irStInn at IN" railroads..
;h"rrhv releasing rail equipment I"r war
rIrpuS'S ilud ;l>r w"nd.'rFul ruS$lhili-
It's for ;hr fu'ur" '"irru"rri;I. indus
trial and agricultural expansion Of IN"
nmin Valley.
Dl, inrlslN III" SlirrrSS II such an on
l"rnrisr is drpcui"nt entirely upon IhH
VS.. whirh .hipp. rs. max" nf this means
ri TRANSPORTATION AMI "" hrlirr" that
shippers viii w,'irnm" the opportunity
e: ruinTinr :,LcGlInl" ana efficient river
transportation. If III" cost thereof FUR
niShrs Inducements sufficiently attTac-
lir" tn Justify them,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
Make Recommendations

. Ia ~ Nr.t Ia, A.
lowing Recommendations AZ EXPRESSING
,br .,,i,u,,n or IN. SINNERS ~ To tho
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additional Society on Puge Three.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
MUST PUT UP THE CASH.

This immense business has been built up OH
cash. 1t has followed the financial program
forced upon automobile manufacturers Banks
would not loan auto makers. So they had to have
the cash. Ergo, the dealers had to pay on deliv-
cry. Everything was shipped c. O. d. Later, of
course, with the development OF the business,
bankers all over the country became more con-
genial to the auto business but the manufactt-
rers did not then need them They were in posi-
ton to finance their business. However,
local dealers, denied accommodations at one
time, are now given banking credit to much
greater extent than they had resumed would be
extended, so the check is ready when the cars are
received with draft attached. The more liberia,
policy of the bankers has made local automobile
business possible in its present and growing d-
mansions.
The auto business carries many individual
notes with it, but always there is a substantial
cash payment and the dealers find no trouble in
handling the paper. They are discriminating and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

TT HERE are in the neighborhood of S2O,OOO,
600 worth Of automobiles in the state Of
= Idaho There was expended last year in
maintaining and running them, conservatively
estimated $3,5OOOOO There was sold in the
state during 1916 100000 worth of cars. There
is invested in the state in the automobile bust
ness $1,250,OOO capital. There spent last
year for public garages in the state more than
$5OOOOO.
The sale Of autos in Idaho during 1916
more than fifth of the total received from Idaho
sheep. wool and cattle more than fifth of the
total received for grain, eighth of the total
mining output about half the lumber output, a
million dollars more than potatoes, twice much
as the poultry and dairy products, and within two
millions of the horse sales
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
How Idaho's Automobile Business
Lines Up With the Other Industries

rule the banks are not averse to handling the
buyers notes. 1t is remarkable, according 20
Dealers how little disposition there is to stand
Off auto obligations. Part of it is pride, but
most OF it is necessity, for the auto has come to
be distinct requirement in the affairs OF many
people. This is coming to be especially true OF
the farmers, many of whom own machines. They
displace horses in hauling at much less cost. make
the markets more accessible and supply power
for variety Of purposes. Last fall the writer
saw an auto lacked up and connected with silase
cutter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
AUTO BUSINESS IN BOISE.

The automobile business in Boise for 1916 to-
tailed little less than 81 100000. There were
275O cars sold here, an increase Of nearly 200 per
cent over 1915. There are 500 people associated
with automobile payrolls Twenty-seven makes
of cars and trucks are handled here, the business
covering much of southern Idaho and eastern Or
egon. However every point in this vast territory
has its automobile business, and in few places l.
more nearly approximates the auto business oi
Boise than the population does that here. Twin
Falls. Idaho Falls, Caldwell, Payette, Nampa,
Haley, Weiser and other places do big business
in cars.
Among the garages built in Boise this year or
enlarged during the year. at an expense OF over
100000, are the following: Randall-Dodd, SIS
900; Coffn-Beglan company, $15,00O; Johnson
Motor Car company. $4,000; Froman-Ross Auto
company. $4,000; Boise Overland company,
$4,000; Gem State Motor company, $4,000;
Boise Motor Car company, $4,000. Extensive
alterations in the Studebaker building for the
housing of Cranston & Co., also in the building
occupied by the Bannock Motor Sales company
and the Saxon Motor Sales company, improve
ments planned for the Ford agency and the Folts
Motor Car company will require an investment
OF 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-08
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the name md adj.
dress OF the writer. Name will not be
published IL writer 40 rcqucsia.
North Dnkotn Loyal.

To The Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-A short time ago you published
in your paper statement that North
Dakota s a German state, or
words TO that effect.
Virginia IL ~ present my home. but
North Dakota has heen my home for
some years. and ] know the majority
OF the citizens arc as loyal TO Uncie
sam as those OF any other state In
the Union.
Regent is village with popuia-
ton OF about 500 There arc no veal
ihy residents, and there arc the many
handicapa OF new country 10 be met.
Regent and vicinity subscribed at one
nass-mccting $4,000 for the Liberty
loan Bentley, asked to raise $4,000,
raised $4,000. And in q onc-day's drive
nearly 5000 was gathered for the RE-
gent Red Cross. That is in addition TO
ship fees Of about $3.50. And Hcttingcr
County volunteered half the quota as
signed her and more have volunteer cd
since.
is there any community In the United
States laboring under two years or
poor crops. and this year almos: no
feed FOR stock. that can write better
record for Liberty?
But there are some in North Da-
kota yes, in Hettingcr County. who
make lots OF noise, and people III
the East think we are all like that.
And ] think those who give aud those
who 60 do IL mighty cheerfully.
MISS; MARGARET KENNEDY.
Farmvillc. Va, November 6, 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-08
News OF Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond rispa tch Nov. s, 1857 ,

At last lighthouse boa; has been lowed up
same here u 1 h hs SnSas and VII, be
ordered by the United States government is
The Innnsi meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
hell, yesterday 2'a6o shares Of private Stock :
represented and voting. Thomas W. Mcc 2u'ns
OF Richmond. and pr. Archibald t;rahsm. Of
Routine business only transac,ed. eXsep,
that Mir. Mctnnce, chairman Of a special com
action Of the board of directors in redScims
amount of $1,000. 'S'' 10 inc
States troops In MS district; is now making
lie viii pay out $4,000 q, Ills poi the soldiers
A match game Of baseball, a, ,bc oia ,,.,r
Grounds yesterday vii! probably he the last OF
the season II vas between the Union and
former by score OF 81 to II. WV
Company IT, or Of The Twentynin,h United
cricksburg train for Washington. Company If
is conposed Of good boys: and Richmond is
to be SO nice crowd '''''
The New York Herald claims to have authentic
at the November term of the United states Cir.
cult Court II says the government wants time
covering UP certain defects In the present one.
The negro military companies in the District
may love INC darby wen enough. but the p coz
musket In dazzling uniform. ~" ="
The Cincinnati Gazette claims that the ropu-
rect. shows a Tremendous jump since the last last
Official census taken.
in % n. city
sPn % not nt0 sell hs or sr to Sc, ria
pay for the ordinary handling OF ii. 20
Sir Edward Thornton has been appointed
British ,s 70 the Snsd bo VII
the new year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-08
Pence WITH Victory.

written for The Times Diapatch.l
would you have peace. oh. Mother dear.
And leave the Hun 10 work his will
aEainI
There is no Peace for this torn world
hut what is gained by Victory.
Would you have me return to thee,
Aud know that all our sacrifice is vainf
Better. | lay beneath the sod in France,
If thus We shall have gained the
Victory.
Mother. thy sacrifice is moro than mine.
I've but QUO life to give in Freedoms
cause,
Thou siv'st thine anGuishcd soul aud
me beside
That SO tho world may gain the Vic.
tory.
If I he numbered with the dead.
Then blood Of thine was shed TO make
men free,
That Freedom. should moi Derish from
the earth,
And l with thee shall gain the Victory.
Christ. through whose death upon the
Cross,
Tho world was given Peace with VIC
tory,
And I'm thy might we shall have gained
the Victory.
Christ who dids't dry thy Mother.
tears.
Pity the Mothers here who norm
Theirs is the burden now to bear.
Lead them through their Gethsemane
r.. Is. STEWART.
South Boston. Va. October 81. 1917,
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