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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
WOMAN'S WORK IN WAR

There is nothing lacking in the pa
triotism of the women Of the country
if we are 10 judge by the activity that
has already sprung UP in finding
something for former idle hands 10
do. Foremost in the agencies that
are =. work is the National League
COR W-oman's Service, which an
nounces the organization of registra-
r;on bureaus and training classes in
;hir,r.,wo States. with thousands Of
women registered and actually under
going training for motor driving, wire
less operation, commiSsary and other
kinds OF service. in case OF war. Re-
po:,s received at the headquarters Of
,hn League show that the women OF
The country are eager 10 be trained
Tor service 10 the nation in either war
or peace. This tends to emphasize
the need for 4 federal board 10 help
nreveut such confusion and waste as
was experienced in Europe before the
women there we're able TO play their
part effectively.
1t is not possible that the govern
meut authorities will neglect the CO.
ordination that has been suggested.
we have The experience OF others 10
point the way. While the part taken
br women in the European war fore
, casts their Talue in this country IN
case OF emergency. the delays that
occurred before they were able TO as
sumo their tasks. may be repeated
here unless immediate action is taken.
Advisory boards are being formed OF
leading authorities on agriculture
food conservation, social Work and
io,her activities in which women will
participate, and q suggestion beng ad-
vaaced is the amalgamation OF. the
Home Economics Bureau Of the De-
partment of Agriculture and the pro-
nosed Women's Bureau Of the Depart
ment Of Labor to form the necessary
machinery for a National Woman
Power Board.
An important feature OF the present
movement is the permanency OF its
design for the development and ELI
cheney of women. not only in war but
in peace. 1t has already become the
means of opening new opportunities
for women in business and lndustria'
life. Moreover, the training they will
receive and the inculcation Of patrl-
otic ideals will have powerful effect
in improving the economic and poiitl-
cal condition of the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
TIE SUSTAINING HAND

Wh!le President Wilson has oeeE
slow 70 ac;iuu. >Uch cuu;.oa a. he
has uSeG mas; hot hc held against hiA
now that W &ne the n"<,G approach
of that. which he eAert"G every en-
deavor 10 aver. He his, aS has
bean sad 10: him. most likely been
waiting for the asSu:auc" OF Il united
country az his back before taking the
decisive >ir;r> 10 resent TAG uU;:a *
that uavc h"ru heaped Upun he ma
ton. Practically we are. noW 4; ':Ar.
4 defensive war provoked by u coun-
try that knew tuii well the conse-
QucnceS Ii her Initiating ac;.S. There
can be 10 Gou1; as 20 what Congress
will to "he: il uterts III Extra ses-
sion. There caa hc 10 ioub. III the
spirit o. me american people. They
will b. itlr sustaining hand o. The
= PresiieE! il any course h" :nar now
pursue III det.n$e Of The Routed rights
OF the ci..@suS ~ tn@ United States,
many ct whom :.%:'c been -UtnlesSly
murdered Oh the i:i@h seas whii. en-
gagged in their peaceful pursuits. We
have been patient ana ions suffering
of outward, i,irId.ln"S: that con.
ceaied inituicai couSpicaci"S.
Let !: be understood that when We
go into this VA. /. Is not Tor con-
quest, no; :or material gaiE-for We
shall gcievouylv sUI!"' b: it-but for
the nla4n;e3auc2 OF oar diglity as a
nation. Tor the enforcement OF our nat
ural and legal rights and in behalf Of
humanity in general. that liberty
shall live and cruel aggression per
ish. To do less would consign us 10
the contempt OF the world. 10 an igno-
miny OF ineradicable blackness, and
befoul the great heritage OF freedom
handed down through the blood sac
rifice OF those who counted not their
lives dear upon them" that righteous
ness and justice might endure on
earth. We are here now to sustain
and perpetuate those achievements
through an unqualified support Of
President Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
SENATOR SUTHERLAND

Every uuprrjudiced m!nd in West
Virginia understands the efforts being
made By a disappointed and defeated
opponent 70 diSccedit the title Of Sen
ator Howard Sutherland. which he
obtained by very comprehensive
majority vote of the people. There is
no danger Of Senator Sutherland's
right 70 his seat in the Senate being
inyalidated by any OF the Spectous
pleas set up by former Senator Chill
ton. They are simply ridiculous and
excite more pity than resentment.
The alleged contest instituted will
only serve to strengthen Senator
Sutherland in the affections and conf
dence Of the people Of the State, and
by comparisons that will inevitably
grow out of the Chiffon remonstrance
against q definite popular verdict. the
Kanawha lame duck" is bound to
suffer. In the matter of ability and
accomplishment Senator Sutherland
is a vast improvement over his party.
bound predecessor. noted only for his
strong rhetorical plumage. In his leg
islatIye career and his subsequent
service in the House OF Representa-
tiYes the concrete accomplishments
of Mr.. Sutherland are put alongside
OF those of lifetime struggle for Of
nee and selfish partisan puttering
Ascored by his late opponent.
ITO habits Of intensive application
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NOT A FAIR TEST

Governor Cornwell is receiving much
appreciation outside OF the State las
we'll as the emotional approval OF the
Democratic press within. over the let
ter which accompanied the appoint
ment of a Democrat to office, wherein
ne laid down certain rules be expected
to be observed. cxemplifying that
simplicity which BELTS a democratic
government" The lntellisencer has
no quarrel with the new Governor IN
his ambition 10 give a good account OF
himself in the high office TO which ite
was elected It is a most natural
aspiration. But he has very limited
opportunities of showing just what an
upfettered Democratic administration
might do In fulfillment Of extraraSant
pledges. In the main his instructions
10 a recent appointee are somewhat OF
IN affectation and notably a slur on =
Republican administration that has
made an unassailable record for Ell
ticiency in the conduct Of the States
affairs and the conservation Of the
best interests of the people.
1t is intended to be a trumpet blast
for Democratic reform, Of which the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

and industry Mr.. Sutherland has
brought into his public service a rare
and grasp Of economic
questions and national affairs gener'
ally. He is Il worker who produces
and a man who does things. and not
a trailer in things to be done. West
Virginia voters made no mistake IN
their DISCRIMINATION. They will find
that Senator Sutherland will be a dis
tinct credit to the State and unfalter
ing In any test he may be subject
ed to.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
Ripping Rhymes
CHANGE OF WORK.
BY WALT MA SON

We do The same things. day b. day:
and now and lhrn We rise and say,
oh, chez. for something else TO do,
some other calling TO pursue" Some
times think Ii like 10 Try the doc
tors job, and help folks die. Again J
see the banker stand with untold
wealth in either hand. and wish that
might have his task, and on a pile OF
ETeenbackS hask. When | behold the
merchant prince. feel the soul within
inr vince. lis hard 10 think that !
must strive al my stale grind 10 keep
alive. while he rules DER hive OF
trade, where every brand of wealth IS
made. But when | walk around the
block, and meet the gUcd old village
doc. notice that hiF face. is sad, as
gIum as any in The grad. The bank
"r's hair. above The ears, is white. al
though he's Young in years: his face
is drawn with hagGard lines, as
though he worries and repines. The
merchant prince has said 10 me he
never is from trouble free. and often.
with a spirit sore. the whole night
long he'll walk the floor. SO. perat
venture and .Inayhap, In after all a
lucky chap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
NEW INSTRUCTORS
FOR UNIVERSITY
U. S. Department of Agriculture Ap-
POINTS Sheep Breeding and Cheese
Manufacture Supervisors.

Dean John Lee Coulter and Dlrec-
tor G.. T. Titlow Of the university ag-
ricultural extension department. who
were recently in consultation with the
United States department Of agrlcul-
ture, informed the board OF regents
al Il meeting this week Of the addition
of TWO special instructors 10 the de-
partment, according 10 j. Frank
Marsh, who was in the city attending
the Rotary convention.
Mr.. Marsh said that the depart
ment had added special instructor
in sheep breeding and another III
cheese manufacture The government
is taking an active interest in the de-
velopment of the manufacture or
cheese, Mr.. Marsh said. adding: 1t
is Of interest to note that upon the
Reymann farm presented 10 the uni
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country has had a surfcit in the per
formances OF tho National Administra-
ton. The protligacy OF conduct Of the
Wilson administration is notorious. |;
came into power with the same fair
promises and pledges that Governor
Cornwell has dedicated himself to.
We all know the shameful record that
has trailed through the past four years
OF Democratic control Of the Nation.
The useless offices" Of Republican
efficiency which were condemned by
the National Democracy have been in
creased beyond the dreams OF the
most avaricieus deserving Demo
GRAFT" while the civil service has been
looted for party freeboolers who could
rot be supplied with commission posi-.
tons.
Just as Governor Cornwell assumed
in his inaugural address. Mr.. Wilson
also profcssed, that his first election
was not a triumph but a dedication
a dedication to the New Freedom.
Well we got il. all right. and We sec
how it has been used. The GovernoH
of West Virginia hasn't as free hand
as we should like 10 see. In full power
We do not believe the State bcmoc-
racy would be any different in results
from the National Democracy. The
test in West Virginia, under the Cit
cumstances,, will, therefore, not DC Il
fair one.
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verslty some tim9: ago. the only
cheese factory in tae state is locat-
ed" The new Instructor will try TO
interest business nI'n Of the state IN
opening factories fot the manufacture
OF chcrse. 9
Mr.. Coulter and: Mr.. Titlow an
nounced that the slogan OF the asrl'
culture department.. in view OF the
high cost OF living and the present
crisis would he "gleater prod0cuon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.

Acting upon report OF DR.. W., P.
Megrail. Coroner R: G. Hobbs yester-
day returned a verdict finding that
Max Beuter, the ag; I'd bari Der, who ex-
PRED suddenly in lis barber shop on
Tenth street, died.: of heart failure.
The inquest was Informal.
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conElOmcration. which would make
the musS mussicr. There are men in
tn" Democratic party who are capable
Of making strong tho weak spots in
the present cabinet II should be The
Presidents duty 10 call them 10 se:v-
iC". And, if hq is as attentive TO the
voice Of the people in this respect a.
he has been receptive on the ;qucstioG
Of National defense. Il" will act
promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
RocHAMBEA;J ARRIVES.

NEW YORK FMarch 23.-The
French line steam ship Rochambeau
arrived at Bordeaux safely yesterday.
according to clblegram received
here today from Ole OF the passen-
rers The Rochsmbeau left New
York on March IL, with 331 passen.
gers of whom II were American clti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

Rear Admiral GraySon has acquired
an empty honor. 4 life long Sinecurc
and unenviablc position in the regard OF
officers OF the Navy. There is no leal-
ousy in the ointment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

With ninety applications under con-
sideratiou. Compensation COmmhs-
.Sioner Lee OFT today announced the
award OF pensions 10 the following
persons: Harry Estcp Of Maiden.
$50 weekly for 2O6 weeks and TWO
days: Clyde Otey OF Crumpler. $5.6a
weekly for SO weeks and three days;
May t. Clay, widow and Two sons or
EcCles. $50 monthly; Nora StalIcamr,
widow and one son Of Glen Jean. SIS
monthly: Ada FitZwater. widow and
thrc" sons Of Cannclton. $50 month
~; ReSsic MOreland( widow and one
daughter Of Shaitpr, S25 monthly; En-
crctte 4. Thompson. widow. of Cor.
aopolIs. Pa. Sc monthly; Margaret l..
Gilbert. widow and two sons Of Case,
$50 monthly; Priscilla NJ Burnett.
widow. Of Coaldale, So monthly;
Oracle Coins. widow and one child,
S25 monthly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

The original White House was begun
in 1892 and first occupied by John Adams
In 1900. Ii was burned by tho British
in 1914 and rebuilt In 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

Secretary Daniels has sacrificed the
bes, gunner in the navy 20 his fanati-
cism on temperance. Next he Will he
using grape Juice for grape shot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

10 talk himself into the supreme Court.
That will be q sorry day for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

Don't Stay AVA from CHURCH tomor-
row because you haven't an automobile
til" walking's good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

Tim" 10 get husg on tina; backyard
garden you are going - cultivair.
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EFFICIENCY
COMMISSION
NON NAMED

CHARLESTON, w. Va. MarCh IL
For the purpose Of investigating ny
Gienic, sanitary and economic cotlo!,
lions al the YariuuS state institutions
lNtl making recommendation for any
.:nange in the conduct Of their gov
eminent or nlauagcmrnt that may De
deemed advisable, an efficiency conf
mission To bt. composed ut three mem
bHrs was appointed today by Governor
tornwcll. Tho app0intccS are:
Major Charles u. ilirr. formerly OF
The United States army. whose h"!l'c
is near Washington. -. c.; l'ruf. Jo"li
l.rr Coulter. dean OF the agrlcuItuiai
college and director of the West VIZ
Yinla agricultural experiment slaI!"h
of MorgantOwn. and lr. l.. b. Sic
phensun OF Charleston, former mem
Der Of the state board Of control.
DR.. Stephenson is the only Demo
rrat of these appOintecs. although Ma
jOr Hine, graduate Of West Point IN
1891. is CHASED among the indepeild-
rntS by IN" Republicans. He was Sc
lected by President Taft in 1910 10
outline Il program for improving or
ganizaliOn and methods Of certain OK
rrut!Vc departments Of the United
States government. He has done ell
licicncy work for about 4 dozen trunk
line railroads, last Of these being the
Baltimore L. Ohio.
In announcing the appointments
the governor said he was compelled
10 change his original plan, which
was 10 have z commission or live buSl-
ness men. All oil these could not
serve at present because Of the pres
sure of their own business. DR.. Ste
phenSon is a physician as we'll as
business man and has an ultimate
knowledge OF the stale. institutions.
Dean Coulter has done great deal VI
efficiency work and IS in position. the
governor says, to point out the way
10 a greater production OF food on the
farms connected with the institutions
and reduce the cost of operation.
Certificates of incorporation have
been issued by Secretary Of state
Young 10 the following new concerns.
which will operate under the laws or
West Virginia.:
Stivers Oil company Of Pittsburgh.
Pa: to operate in Union district.
Wood county; authorized capital,
$50 90 incorporators, q. C.. Schiag,
II, G.. McCabe, W. Il. Behner. AL OF
Pittsburgh; G. r. Burke Of Of VIII
kinsburg, Pa. and Charles X. Jones
oil Dormont. Pa.
The Scoop Publishing company Of
Chicago: to publish and distribute
MAGAZINES and periodicals: authorized
capital. So 200: incOrpOrarOrs. Her
bert f.. Climbed, ncLySlc Fcrrce tasS.
J. ke,ner Elliott. Franklin Twymann
and Thomas Il. Lamb. all of Chicago
Leatherwood Creek Fuel company
Of ClaTkSburS 10 operate in Henry
district. Clay county: authorized capt
tai, $500: iMcOrr1ratorS. s. K. Har-
rison. lr.. Il. Bates Woalers. NJ. a.
Mills, +. s. Thompson and Guy II.
Burnside. all of ClarksburE.
Franklin Mining company Of Hunt
ington; 10 operate in Boone county:
authorized capital. $1,000: incOrpnra
pors. Osborne Jones. Q. !. DcnEans.
w. +. Dcegans and H. s. Decgans all
Of Huntington: J. +. Deegans of Iron
ton. Q.
WITH ninety aDnliCatj0DS uudrr CON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

Colombia cares nothing ror. '.l.e opol
ogy. What she wants is I'll" c"!n--s2j.-
QQ0.Qu worth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

The United states was ;irs; To shake
hands with The u"w Russian govern
mcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24

New rnrUht.cs ar" coming in so fast
th"sc days they are trcadlnS On each
others hrnls.
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\ coalition cabinet would only wo;k
4; SiACs. and Scvcn$.
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JUST A NLAE.

Tho E"ta:ians are primarily r"o:crs
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meilen iino mirflidh Die fotlhldge gur
niht 10 iiberl, ober ooh fann man
beim belten g8illen oft bo3 @efihl
niht los nerben, ooB Die gelebrte Ser
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9eutlde llgooe mabn angebth 5pe Oergebtbe }ngrthe
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abgeipnrt meroen lou. 0or piele er.
leben Die @rfiilIung i1re5 Ser8ens-
Ipunihe5 niht, nber 1o1lenoen unO
Nbertouienoen gelingt e3, 0ufiir legen
Die 3oblreihen Sieoelun9en fremogc.
borener 9lrbeiter in Den QuBeren
Staotteilen bere0te8 3eugni3 ab -
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nerin, Die gemetnlam nit ibrem
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EennD 6relmol berumorebt, ebe iie
| i'm ou5gibt, neil Iie Gag uno gtodt
Inur 0en einen 8e6onfen bat, 9enug
3uiamnen 81 lharreu, I'M ben Sc.
bensabeno iorgenlos in Der alien Sci
lmat Derbringen 81 tonnen - be0orf
iie bieueiht beIon0erer Sporiomfeit8s
, lehreu? 2oum, tie muroe mohl
uidlt ptnmal berItehen, DOrum Die
Suhc lib bnn0elt.
0emiB, Sparlomfeit lit notlpen6ig,
aber bel Den Iebigen 2eben8mittel-
preiien neiB oo8 10 3ientlih ieoe
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Ineld)e Qeben, Die es nidt piiien, baum
| lit oil ihnen Sopfen uno Mol3 berlo-
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gegen ben 2ebensmittelmnfer Grnit
sn MAIDEN, niht blob intmer 3u oro-
ben unD Dem @erbrouher quite 2ebren
3u Qeben mte er lih einIhranfen ioQ.
gS gibt iogor 2elte, bic ba nteinen,
man iollte BON oben berab NIT Der
Spariomfeit ben 9lnfang MAIDEN, I'M
Ibem n1an Die eifenen 8orrdte ntdt
eber aus Dem 2onbe IdBt, oIS bis Iih
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Gerjenoen nod ou8tpdrts iibrig bletbt
- obne geihperoen fir oas ameri.
foniihe Golf. 9os lit inbeIien tpiebcr
Elm onoeres 8ebiet, nod ba5u Elm g.,
fdhr[ides, nit Der mobnenben @ar.
nunestofeI rgerbotener @eg", Die
felbitperitdnbIih fir ieben getreuel,
Entertainer mabaebeno lit.