The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
NOTE OF WARNING
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what they do mo- atilr'i! need in
/ order to keep iabOr !rrm un"mpl"H
iluunI ur 10 maintain business a. usual
How is labor ~ br had ia make
uniforms unless Ills r"!"a>rd from
making other cIuth'S: huW arr looms
to BE- had for blankets unless released
from something "iSr: Row j. steel To
BE- had tor Sulp$. ;ln rAA> anu aSiI'
cultural implements unless other con
sumption i CUcldinrG: low az, Wunl"il
ITO b" hitd Tor offices r":|.>S r"'"dSrd
rlSeW mere" Md. nnallH. now ar" we
ito pal $I.Iun. son 400 % >A.uui' .uuu.VuW
oil pHrrha<in" power IL tie disposal
inf Ihr government unless W" cur'nlI
oil individual expenditures
".rhr culaIr% should immediately
dwan" 90 h. fici lhaj !; has Il %r"ai
task in il,nd. ana iiaI i cannot carry
on war i:N, his with On" hand AM!
continue. 10 iu AL business il did
briure with IN" other.
"Aiu>: OF ihr ar@umrni against
,rranni3! assumes ihai Ih" r'opi" who
tr0nun.;@" viii hoard their money.
Thai. ui course. wuu!i be- foolish, but
!! ttu.y l,.ni Heir SAVINGS to til" GOV
,rrnmrn; Ii Will find H. WI? directly
back -iuIu circulation III providing tor
me government; needs.
"'rhrsr bond i><urS Will ncCrS~ltaic
Imugr taxation in The future than IN
1.-THE past. hrH 81 person who prac-
iir.S <rIrd"nial NOW in order to buy
Il bond NOT only aids the government
but provides an OtiSrl 10 future taxa
ton on lhlS account. tn" individual
who iakr- his share of lhr bonds will
pa! his taxes into his own pocket
"f.vrry commute" had been closely
organized. for subscriptions tn iE"se
loans. Iynrr The habit al saving 10
buy :, bond is established il vii! not
be abandoned when The war Is over,
bul Il million new springs Of wealth
will be- developed Ia nrip on the
development u! industry and The prog
rcSs 81 society in tn" future. Parents
should buy for their children. and en-
ployrrS should join hands with their
,empluyeS. in The name OF 4 common
patriotism and to brin" in end To The
worlds ia~i great war.
I'm Selling ont In raise Inc first in
Sla!lmrni u. the 10000. nm. 200 bend
issue. ii is very important for The
people Of this country 10 understand
Just no" large he TASK is and how
they must 20 about il. In tn" first
plaC. our situation IS quite different
from that at England IN thai England
had Il great amount VI capital EN-
pluvrh abroad which il WAS able 10
convert and bring home. We have
flow holdings ui foreign securities and
there is 10 other market in which
securities can be sold. This IS a rich
country bui lis wealth is in real
estate. factories. railways and the
erty cannn, br paid into the govern
hn
raised in any general sense by selling
property 10 each Other. We see the eff
Tpci Of this in declining security mar
krIS. Such efforts deprcciate capital
values, disturb confidence. make peo-
pie feel poor. and in that way actually
make the task harder.
This loan cannot possibly be- taken
up by tn" mere conversion of bank
funds now idle The people must
antic;pa;" their earnings and pledge
them in advance. The treasury allows
payments upon insrallmrnts and if
these terms do not suit the sub.
Srrib"r's convenience he should con-
! suit Il banker Of his acquaintance.
THE bankers must make up their
minds To lend freely. and at mod
crate interest rate. 10 promote this
loan: This j. n great national emcr-
crnry. and ordinary rules should not
govern In the first place, loans made
with these bunds as collateral. with
, marginal payments. will b. safe
beyond question. and. in the second
/ place. IN" federal reserve banks are
ri hand IN back up tho local banks.
! 1t is ;nIc now 10 lay aside all rcsoItl-
| lions and prnjudices against rrdis
counting.
"Un Tho other hand. NO wDulH,bc
! Subscriber has the right while pre-
tending TO render public service
! himself. 10 throw all of tho burden on
bank. He should not make a sub
! scripton without bona iide intention
Of paying up on it within reasonable
time. and he should make payment
down