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The public ledger., 1917-01-24
FULTZ EXPELLED ANOTHER
PLAYER

New York, January 22-Oscar Stan
age, catcher of the Detroit American
League club, has been expelled from
the Base Ball Players fraternity, ac-
cording to the announcement of Presi-
dent David l.. Fultz, of that organiza-
tion. Stanage's expulsion from the
fraternity was due to his signing a
contract with the Detroit club for the
season of 1917 in violation of his
agreement with the other members Of
the fraternity to withhold his sigma
ture until he received word to sign
Stanage is the second member to be
expelled within a few days, Sallee, of
the New York Nationals, being the
first to be droppd by the Players fra
tcrnity.
The public ledger., 1917-01-24
POTATOES SENT FROM ENGLAND

Chicago, January 22-High prices
paid for potatoes on the Chicago mar
ket have attracted shipments from
England to compete with the Ameri-
can-grown product, according to a
statement today by Sol. Westerfeld,
former president of the National Re-
tail Grocers association. 1T seems
almost impossible that England at this
time can send potatoes to Chicago to
compete with the product grown in
Illinois, Wisconsin and other Western
States, but i have seen the bills of
lading," he said. Potatoes on the Chi
cago market are selling at 1925 a
bushel.
The public ledger., 1917-01-24
BUYING MORE FROM FRANCE

France to the front sales During the first II months
Of 1916 the eur de lis stamp 1893 100000 worth of our i'm
ports increase of $OOOOO similar period 1915 and
somewhat greater than imports from country
months of 1914 during months of which period the Wilson
Underwood law had free swing Not only has France had some
lighting abroad but trade with True sales
increased T5OOOOOO during the 1916 period compared with 1915
from 52OOOOO 1902 those sales consisted main
y OF munitions and they nearly 1867 100000 above
NAL We cannot depend upon such export
ter the while she her sales to us tremen
dousy we continue operate under tariff policy
at present How the propoed duty on coffee tea
and rubber, to meet the postwar situatonY
The public ledger., 1917-01-24
REPUBLICANS WIN CONTESTS
SIEGEL AND HICKS OF NEW
YORK GAIN SEATS IN
HOUSE

Washington, January 22-Represen-
tative Isaac Siegel, and Representa-
tive Frederic c. Hicks, both Republi-
cans Of New York, were seated today
by the House over contests brought
against them by Democratic oppo-
nents.
The public ledger., 1917-01-24
THEY'LL FIND IT TRUE

When in the of human events couple years from
date the divers and sundy pobers get through make their
reports will be found that the public claim was not deson
prices excessve,-Pittsburgh Dispatch
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GET AFTER THE SPIES

Sworn testimony in a New IorA
court Of law shows that III" expenses
nf great labor meeting at which MIR.
Bryan delivered an impasSioned
speech that wn be kept out Of war
werE paid with German money. Most
people will freely admit that MIR.
Rrvan did NOT know that he was play
in. the Germans: game: but all people
viii recall! that he was often warned
thai, wha,"ycv his motive. his action
was certainly helpful 10 the German
..:.Il>o The German SPY system IN
thtS country. its ramiiicarIons and the
arutcn"<S Of its instruments have al
ways been il subject of conjecture.
W" arc now learning that they we're
very efficient. and there is reason 10
believe that. they still exist To some
extent.
The administration would have heen
bnttcr engaged in devotIng its cner-
SlFS 10 ltIIbllUS Uui etDu utSIipS illS
those agencies Of espionage and pro-
racanda instead of wasting its time.
4 il has done. il trying 10 wrest from
Congress legislation giving 1t plenary
powers over the honest and patriotic
press Of the country. During the de-
hate on the food bill in tho Senate.
Senator Sherman told of his knOwl-
edge OF the agent of the German gov
eminent. with offices in Wall street.
who was buying up wheat and food
products and having them shipped
from American ports SO as 10 be sunk
by German submarines. He has Of
fered 70 supply the namc of this man
TO any member OF the cabinet who is
Interested enough 10 take action. The
question now is, will the government
ACT. 1t seems to want 10 proceed In
nothing but what it finds out itself.
1t is notorious for refusing offers OF
aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
4 FLY IN THE OINTMENT

The manifesto Of the conjoint com
mittee Of the board Of deputies of the
British Jews and the Anglo-Jewish
committee. opposing the Zionist move
mcnt. and declaring that the Jews OF
that country have no desire to estab-
lish A publicly recognized. legally So
cured homeland for the Jewish people
in Palestine, has reused the Zionists
10 most emphatic protests against
these statements. II Is also asserted
that though the manifesto was signed
by presidents Of both organizations.
the membership was not consulted in
the matter. 1t is pity that dissen-
sion mas developed in caus" in which
the whole jewish race should be unit
cd. The object of the Zionist move.
mont is simply To secure Il safe haven
for the prosecuted OF the race, and has
no aim Of political ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Tho contention raised has had the
effect of bringing 10 the front such
mon as Lord Walter.Rothschild. of the
famous family OF bankers, who de-
clarrs himself Il Zionist and in full
accord with the political and terrific
rial program of ;ha, party. Tie bit.
tcrlv drnouucrS Tx" action of tho con.
Joint committee, and makes his wrath
more pointed by declaring himself
Zionist H." is The first Of The famous
Rothschilds 10 join tho political Icn-
isf movement. He brands the com.
mittnc hs an Insignificant rnterie,
which is endeavorinC 70 Illustrate the
iwcnty-ccntury long Jewish hopes and
aspirations lie denounces the charge
of the committee that the Jews arc
Seekins more rights in Palestine than
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rlny"d by Paragon Colicry company.

rl"y"d by Paragon ColIiory company.
cnuci"arion Of HE rye, IS a wrck for
~ weeks: Everett Fitzgerald, Carlisle.
Whit" Oak Fuel company. amputalion
nt leg. s. Il week for lnI weeks: Pic
Irp RHO. Clarks huTg. Francois Coal
and COX" company, killed. widow and
one son, in Italy. pension Of So a
month; W. Il. Martin. Clarksburc. lIa-
%"l.Atlas Glass company. fracture nf
skull !. IS u week for 49, weeks: Gilmrr
Farley. f.Crir$. New River ColiirriCS
company. anpuIaiioH of finger. $50
4 week for 20 weeks, W. l.. Marks.
tiHminctcn. Pi!l$v"in coal company.
frartur" Of log. Si.a5 wrrk for 30
weeks: Harry Naslin". WcllSburE
taSl" Glass and Manufacturing COM
HAr%, ampnIaIlon nf H@"r, sos Il
week for 81 weeks: Charles raGgrrt,
l'Hi krrGhIIrG. Graham.i:Um garner conf
ranr. hlnFrTafiun ui fingers. $I.iI d
W""k tOG "a Weeks: Octave Drvrnyc.
%al"u. Alliance WinGnw Glass com
l'@nE. fraC'ur" nf arm. SIS Il week ter
II - p,,l.C
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THE SENATE EXAMINATIONS

The Senate. as WAS predicted. made,
short work al inequalities and lnuui,
,ies OF the war rnvcnu" bill as. il. Was
COMPOSED BY the House. but il sill
leaves some things 10 he desired. The
TAX on tea and coffee. supposedly as
luxuri"$, may b. acc"ptcsi. hut the rX-
rise ;ay on sugar Is obpCtonaUlr be-
cause su-ar is a basic. necessity. We
should rejoice. however. over the elm
iua,jon OF many inco1cruitleS that
were contained IN the House measure.
notably thu proposition 10 make the
FAX on incomes and excess profits ret
roacIivc. This IN effect would not
only have been taking the honey but
killing the bee.
This with Other frcakish 'imposi-
rinus, including thr horizontal tarlil
>cheme. arc happily excluded by the
S.natc's common sense and business
s"nS;,. t. was difficult TO conceive
how Il retroactive TAX was TO b" ;Lp'
piled 10 profits long since distributed
to stockholders. or turned back into
nlant in tho way IF extensions and re-
pairs. The attempt to make such a
scheme cffcrtive indicates that the
House Is sadly defective in an insight
into business operations. But that is
no new discovery. 1t is quite plain
that if partnerships and corporations
would have been held responsible for
tho taxes levied by retroacuon. 1t
would have reduced The profits of the
current year to such an extent that
they would DO exempt from taxation
this year. The government could not
cat its cake and have it too.
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Boy Scouts TO Boost
The j. S. Liberty Loan
:Gc,,al nt>?,:rh .n tho Intcliisenc.r.

80 ~ lsNiF'FH W 'Hh lHiCiHESHE'I
: WELLSBURG, W. Va, June l.
SiX1y-cigh, thousand men and two
hundred and L7irty-sevcn boys. affili-
aIrf with the Boy Scouts Of America.
will in tn" neat few days be putting
their shoulders 10 the wheel in help
ing toward The subscription Of the Lib
.c:ly loan. This statement was made
Is Lorn" ". Barclay, who in 1906
graduated from Bethany college. since
which time l." has been in New York
city. actively engaged in scout WORK.
and VINO WAS Il Wrll$burG visitor, look
nc over tho field for local scouts 10
cover. MIR. Barclay has just closed
Ii thrc"-day conference in the city or
Chicago, which WAS attended ny scout
masters from six states, and stopped
in this city while on his way TO Cinve-
land. O.. where he will start Il cam
pa!gn. Til" duty ol the scouts VIII he
In place literature in the homes OF
Americas ana act As messengers 10
bankers and prospective purchasers OF
Liberty bonds. The idea seems 10
have spread over the country that the
country's capitalists will subscribe the
rn,ir" amount of the loan, but this,
according To Mr. Barclays version. IS
entirely wrong. The Liberty loan. UP
until ri%h; days age. was little over
unr.fourih subscribed and only a few
days remain Tor the remaining three
fnu.ihs To b. subscribed. \ plan was
tried ont in philadelphia last week
wh"roIn tho scouts actually sold the
bonds and resulted in one hundred and
ten thousand dollars worth being dis:
posed of by thirtecn boys.
Tho opportunity OF rendering sArv-
ice 70 the country will be welcomed by
local scouts and cities where no or
CARNATIONS exist will be covered by
scouts from nearby cities.
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WANTS VALUE RECEIVED.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. June l.
Twenty minutes b"for" III" time set
fnr III" Florida legislature ~ adjourn
to-day, without passing much special
legislation. Governor Cats ordered
III" Sat" ir"a>ur"r Ia hold NJ payment
IF salaries IN members and attHch'S.
In Il pointed message to I'll" legislators
h" stated that no money would be
forthcoming unless th"y sci back IN"
clock nr r">rint!"d The former decision
~ adjourn at aeon. Th" TWO houses re-
manned ~ session. hut by law must Ad-
lNNrM Nnl inl.r itlnn nlliMlchf
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THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

:, Now that the House has definitely
:rejected the administration press
Censorship program, it is up To tho
administration TO establish Il censor
ship over ITSELF. Tie newspapers of
the country knew of tn" lrpartur" Of
our submarine destroyer fleet. bur
without the operation 81 I censorship
rctrainrd from publishing III" fact, but
the information leaked out through
ga bling in tn" Navy Department. Sec
rotary Daniels himself admits that the
leak" took place either from within
, the Navy department or III" fleet
It is remarkable that the President
: and his advisers should haze been 80
insistent in their efforts 20 put Il muz.
zle on the press II tho country wnen
they had before them the sad expert
erccs OF England in that direction and
the clan,Or a. hotu" against any sucn
imposition in tnls cou:try. Ii Con-
Tess had acqui"scrd in the demands
OF the ProsidcD, for the abridSrm"nt
OF the freedom Of the press il would
have led Ia tbs dis,rust nj In" people
In the government and countless truu-
bles 10 tho administration Itself.
The newspapers arc just a. patri-
otto. just as keen TO keep profitable
information from the enemy Us Is th>
President or any Of the departments
OF government. and if lot alone will
exercise due discretion in rho publica-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Juno l.
An audit Of the affairs Of Il fiscal
body made by 4 private accountant
employed by he liacal hoiy itself can.
not br accepted by rhr >,at" lay com
missioner in lieu Of the audit tn" stat
ui" requires him 10 make. according
To 4 ruling made today by Tax Com.
missioner Walter :. ElnllanaH.
Thiriy.ScvCn eases uf typhoid fever.
tho victims all under - years old.
have been reported 10 the health Off
cialS IN Charleston in The last t"w
days. City and state hralth aut hnr!-
ties arc investigating all sources Of
pollution ri tho wafer supply nt
Charleston. and in the meantime pr.
Si0ncr. today advised tha' all water
be boiled bcfor" being used for do
mc:tic purposes.
Governor Cormwrll today announced
tho appointments uf r. l.. Cunningham
of EaiimOnt ~ Il member OF lh" state
board of cmhalm"rs. 10 succeed Carl J.
krpnor. whose term expired Juno J..
II" also appointed :. T.. Miller Of Fair
mont Il member ri H." slate board Of
examination ri accountants. 20 sue
coed L. ). Lemon, who's" term cX-
pred May 10.
It. was announced today thai rariI Of
the employees of. the offic" OF The sec
Rotary nf STATE has subscribed To d
Liberty loan burI to The extent Of
$luu.
Corporate charters were issued to-
da! hy the secretary If state rs fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
Saturday, June 2, 1917.
GERMAN PEOPLE MUST RULE

4 fricnI ~ Tn1 Infvii.CrNccc WFIT''s
c,I,inr ,,,e,,ion to fh. following sig
.;s.s. ah.,,.,;,,, >, ,5,, fnr,,I in
D.a.h.. ,;..o ,,,hl,shat IN 1850:
,r. ..,.,,..,, -, .ro Germany
, ,s.. ,,,. ...o,,,c.s - laid
-. r,,,,.,;,r ~ ,r;,,,ar, force.
- -, o,...,, ,,.,. ,;,is = 50 her
s+-onc,h - weakness, inc Imperial *ys-
, ,a.r,r,J |. r,uaits Tor the
. ,,d ,ro r,,t,,rc "a demonstrate
n.,o,,,- ,:,rn,,nv will b. abb with
-, ororr,,, in,eI,.c, IN eliminate
.n, b,r s,c.cr, ,h.. clements Of force.
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Il
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liam$. l.. II. ThUsl"w anu W. IT, MAJ
news. all Of Clarlc<ion
n.rL.u, Dii and Gas company Of
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W., ~, .,,,,,r,ny or Nor
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Morris. Ia: L. y. Tanf, hen H'''h'
Mor:an,'W y. - r., ~ ~" '''1
Ma!lSL. M"N'fH'l'uc' IL
West AIha;lts Land "onp"n! ol
Charleston, VIII have i'S cnicl W.! n"
in Nc] Alh"h"' h"I'" '', u" NT - Tr'
rHriiHI. $2H."un: lnr"Ip"t"'"iN, ~
Mcclure. t. Y. ldrnnan' N'"He II ~
Henderson. u &. '"Ir! al" q" ~
smith. all nl |hari"Sioh. ,-,,,,..
Mount Nlry pa' company; 'i He ~
burg; 10 "r'ra'" ~ u, u'H'r
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pnral"r$ W. l.. "9.,'. - I;in.,;n
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h"TA '@NI ~ i;..'',ii,...hnn
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:, mn,.ra,r in TaylUr county; capital.
$@"."n": lncorpora1'"tI' >.. LtS" .rroy
Brown. Eraitoh;; W. w. ;,'f,;,r,. " "
a.: Carroll y. Iahn!t haI ''l'"'T I,n w..
q. tCnaway ana Na'' man H. N"''",
way, FarlnunI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
FOR DRY ZONES.

MADISON Wis. June i.--tiOvernor
T.. l.. Phillip to-day sent Il special mes
sage tn both houses Of the Wisconsin
legislature. asking enactment Of a law
creating 4 ihrrr.milc dry zone around
any military ramp mr. reservation.
Such law would also apply 10 the
suppression Of vice.
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Ita present inhabitants az An utter
falsehood. Tho Jewish people d.
mands nothing more" says Lord
RothschiId, than 10 live IT'S own HE
and mold its own destiny like any
other nation"
All this has resulted In arousinS Il
storm of public opinion in England.
which Is holding the secretary Of the
conjoint committee responsible for
the issuance Of the manifesto, and
which, it is believed, will have tho ci-
feet OF crystaliizinG English Jewish
opinion in favor Of the Zionist project
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WRAP. tn" jricd statCS Is trying 'tT
b.; /" pres ~" IL" Liberties tire Russia
;.,n;!,. h.,~ gained. radical Socialism X
:. .G,nI"r,ug; |" cr,'ute Il '"nditu"is -!
and chaos.
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These radical Socialists are very keen
about The objects ~ nations AT war
aca.rS, auto"rac?. hut fail To definitely
hlSri"Sr their purposes against law. or
DIR ard society.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL SERVICE OF THE WHEELING IN:
RAISING THE NEW ARMY
Sending Regular Troops to France Real Democrat!
BY FREDERIC L. HUIDEKOPER

iUI0r u 1hc Military INpNNarc1nS " INC TNIlo states,
'rrsicn, National Security I"r-ir, Founder If tho
Army League al the United States. etc
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Now bill 10 establish a censorship
over some Of tho administration bureaus
might rass Congress.
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Song for registration day. Juno s.
Rally round tho flag. boys. Rally once
again. Shouting the battle cry oc FREQ
dom!"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

What has become nr the hoy vii" used
to carry water for tn" elephant:
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No care not who fires tho shot =,
long as Suusa plays our music.
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Naturally the wooden headed ship
riuS Board favors wooden ships.
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After you register next TUESDAY
complete the obligation 10 duty by bug
ing a Liberty bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

Senator Works OF California retired ut
tho right time 10 have avoided and ap-
picatlon OF the recall.
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And tho freedom OF the press Remains,
as it should h"
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No wonder the Tammany dc1eEatio'
IN Congress voted for press censorship.
They wou1 gladly dispense with all
news pa rerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

You will not have performed your full
duty TO God until YOU have rendered the
full measure uC your obligations To
your country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

Go 10 church tomorrow and prepare
ycurself for registration Tuesday.
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True patriots should not 10 discour-
aged. There were Tho Same class Of
"yrllows" during the Civil war as ara
following now
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What with circus. registration dav
lnd Tho Red Cross Champaign. life in
Wheeling next week viii be- just ono
diversion after another.
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Compensation awards were ap-
proved by Commissioner Lc" OFT 10.
day as follows.
Charles Wilder, Nolyn. ", Va, en-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
Tairport, O6io.

SpbGmeni bndii on tertpebt1G tel
til tperesi6 oiitiiaot nitoret.
"4atio ie Stimalm 3aritia, jofo
pois otdt mailman ipnntt.-
Iiiori pstGtp6tti finun ipntiii on
pois otettii finullefin on toitpas a.
moinna pdGiet finne 9oritian pere1
~turtpisia oIet 9oritian moriion. gifo
ole ipptd loon ia rientritr otlban IL
nun onneii oriuuomatoin pstGtpG tai
lis. ga ~Iopfuiioesta asti on iinulle
~ferrottii Seeiiifiesta ipntisten ipapob
taiosta ia iinitIla on mp0s SitmoIan
Jana, iosta ainn foot fpirtpoitisto
fairoaIle iieIuGefi. @Gp finiIemasio
Serran ionoa iiIIoin fiiirt io,too iiiIis
tetoan. sc on tdrfein oiio, fila @o-
pobtaia ianoi: Sofia on formal
|finaI(a, bGn ftiiilfoon." Sapt on iotoI'
linen alta ia aiitlruSen pSifpd fiua q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
NUORTEN OSASTO

"Olfoon niinfin mitta tofeneei
fristitpt tooist@pat %fiiitenfin ianlaa,
FUN minGfin olen ianonut."
Gifts Seeiufien aifana monte iu-
malista miesta ioimannut SdntG
wGdrppoestd, FUN eli llottaniit bel
Dan beneelliiiin toimiinia", fpipi
SeppGnen. "2ufefaa Sumalan ia
naa, Min nGette minun totta pubn-
neen."
"Olen lnfenut, mltta tabbon pie-
latin iiita etiia paiffoia iotfa oiotta-
auat iinun olalpan m6GrasiG," Wasta-
Il lifto.
"Sn toiin bppd, ettG erebtupGiiiG
joboatetoan oifeaMe tielle, miltta io-
fallen pitGiii llpfea ianaa tutfiaflenia
oman oppinia oifeutta ia tirIlaffenia
lisfon fautta Seeiutien pbtepteen. +"
ianoi SeppGnen.
NarfGstpneenG ia alafuloiiena LIB
ii ufto pois. San oliii mielellGnia
moittimit SeppdstG femptmieliiestd
usfosta waan fun eli taitanut tooefii
naptt6G bGnen erebtpfiiGnid ia mlil-
toin itiefin oil buonolla truslella pitt
ban parbaana tGlld fertaa labtea
pois ia t~oiiella fertaa tIlla parem-
min mariistettuna mastustaiania e.
rebtptliG nGpttGmGGn.