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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
WHEELING LABOR CASE
USED AS 3-HOUR TEST

NEW YORK Sept. 1S.--Thc general
application Of 4 hnsic eight hour day by
the War Labor Board in settling all flu
tire working hour disputes WAS forecast
her" tonight hv Frank i. Walsh. joint
chairman of the board in announcing
tn" decision Of Chief Justice Walter
Clark nf North Carolina. umpire APP
pointed by tho hoard to settle 4 working
dispute between the muldrrs' union and
thN Wheeling Mold ara Foundry Com
pnny. ri Wheeling, ". Va
JuStic" tlar>'S decision. which be-
comes automatically IN" ruling Of the
War Labor Board. directed that. in the
future moldcrs should be- required To
work more than eight hours Il day only
when an emergency exists"
In announcing the decision. Mr.. Walsh
said il would serve as n strong proceed
ont in the adjudication by Inc War La
hnr BOARD nf future Controversies in
vulvinG the question Of tn" length AZ the
working day" According In Mr.. Walsh,
rh"r" arc 500 such cases pending.
Justice Clark Is tho first umpire choS-
on by the War Labor Eutrd for ahjudi-
cation Of = controversy which could not
b.. settled unanimously by he board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
ENGINEERS HELD BIG
INTERESTING SESSION

Mr.. W. IT. Finley. president Of the
Chicago and Northwestern railway. also
president OF tn" American Association
Of Engineers. who was TO address the
Wheeling club Of the American Assocla-
tiun at the University club. was unable
~ be present. having been called To
Washington on important railroad mat
trrS and viii address the local club ut
their meeting two weeks hence.
Mr.. Finlcys place was taken last
,.cvcnIng by Z. T.. Draycr of Chicago ma
= iunal secretary Of The Association OF
Engineers and gave Il talk on the OBJ
jr,';s Of III" organization and it's cooper
atinn with the national association.
The work The engineers have before
them after tho war not only from II
irrhinal hut from Il business standpoint
as well was dwrlt upon AS oil changes
from The present system back to the old
o- any now methods VIII have 10 pass
through the hands nf the engineers OF
tn" country.
About fifty engineers were present,
also 4 number If citizens outside the
; organization. interested in civic affairs
and Mr. Draycr's talk was well re-
ccN"d.
The Wheeling club now has enough
members for L charter and the petition
has been sent to national headquarters
i'll Chicago and l. charter is expected in
Il few days.
Tho local organization has secured
quarters ut the University club on tho
second floor and their club room il open
at nil times In members and friends.
Mr.. prayrr will address the newly
formed Chamber Of Commerce ut their
dinner today.
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TANKS SMASH
(Ccrtinued Prom Page One.}

small tank, destroying it. but injuring
only one IF n" crow. Another tank
captured I; battery Of "seventy-Sevcns,"
bu, was go far ahead Of She infantry
it could not turn over the guns 10
them.
IL. $tyT:' ;";d Of another tank
y htch went into town with sergeant
armed with 4 riff" pcrrn"d on the tur-
rot This machin" captured two bat
tories uf ''srv"uty-scrcns.' five machine
guns and many men.
Tanks were occasionally as much rs
two miles Ah"ad OF tho infantry, throw
Ing CONSIDERATION into III" Germans.
Part II III" success which attended Nheir
share IN the battle undoubtedly vas
duc 10 tho intensive training given
drivers. VIII" are taught 70 operate the
machines blindfold"d. guided only by
signals from IL" rnnn"rs. This some
times is necessary wtgn III" drivers are
blinded temporarily by Splash"s Of mud.
For several days before the offensive
the tanks which were II take part were
maucurcreG IN an interior town, while
the civilians watched them with ;t3nazc-
, mrnt, with no kuowIcdE" Of what it pur-
tended Some time before IN" battle
the tank crews wcr" given their final
instructions on 4 Hypothetical battle
/ field u,ath"maticaliy divided up into de-
: barking points and supply do0"tS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Getting Down to Business
For The Coming Loan D1lve

Arrangements are under way at the
Liberty Loan headquarters for n COM
plrtr system Of communication with the
rrmotcSt parts Of the county. cna bling
them to keep in tourh ~ith every pre-
cinrt captain in the three weeks drive
for tho hig loan.
The headquarters will no tho central
exchange with it's antrnua Of lines OK
tending III every precinct Ia designated
spots. thus enabling the workers Ia COM
municatc u the officials Of the cam
paign At any time desired during open
Ing hours nj the offices in the Schmul-
bach building.
. The work of naming the various i'm
portart and minor committees Is almost
completed and the names viii be given
out in n day or two. when the commit
tees will start. ln work Immediately at
tn, work selected for thcni
Chairman Sncdclser and sheriff Hast
ings arr up 10 their ears in work. and
are the last ones to leave headquarters
when closing hnun comes at night.
\ special program Is being mapped
out whereby speeches will b. mad" every
day in I'LL Schuuls. in this way get
ting young .imcr:ca interested in tho
Fourth lhrr;S Loan.
Tho hiS banquet. which takes place
"Wednesday. September e5th. for the
committee and precinct captains. will be
big affair and will inject pep" into
tn" workers. and they will go to the
work or putting the loan "ovrr the top
or bust"
TIL" work Of putting up tho posters
WIS begun by the Wheeling Bill Post
tnr: Company yesterday and tho county
will he thoroughly covered before the
end Of tho week.
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MAN
IS H0N0RED
WILL HAVE cEARGE OF THE PUB.
LIC1GY OEPAETLhENT oF THE
STATE NAT. FOOD Adm.
Is One OF The Leading Journalists OF
The Statc-Waa PaSr ct state
Capital Once.

Mr. 7, n, Davis. Of FaIrnont. has as
srcintrd himself with IN" stale nationals
food administration and VIII Eh?c charE"
az tho division Of education which "m-
hra,.rs tho publicity WORK Of the orGani-
2Ltion. ,,i,
rDsition. rs hc has received ms "hu'a
lion in the newspaper Held anu ~ one u
thr leading journalists ri the stale. nav
inr been connected with the "dil"Flal
and puhljcLtion ends nG the falTnloht
Wrs, Nirgiui:n and III" thaTirsi"h H%t.
MIR. Davis inherited mis- j"urna'l*tic
trr1rncirS in Il SORT of way: MS IHtT
cnls died while ne was quit" young ana
his uncle. Al. j. Mansfield. for Years pub
Iishr,i the Wayne News IN wayne cnuh-
w. whrrr Mr.. Davis was born about
rhrly-tivr year" ago. TOOK nun /" 'aiH'
and Young Davis was fed printers INK
off a column rule.
His first nub bile offrnsc was acunS as
mage in the house Of delegates III mar
lesion during the Gotl-Fl"ininE contest,
After this history is :ti"nl unsil M M
az arguing with iraie subScr1 n"rs ana
hrs1 linz around thu Office "i the falr-
mon, Times ard telling COL. SMlth ana
o. S Mckinney where To heRd III "nSu
editorial matter intrrl"rea win I"'
ads" r,i--
some time AFTER he went ia the halr-
mont West NirEinan and settled down
with ]. IAmnr Powell and stayed S"ch
long time that he brcam" pTin:ipal OWL
or and editor Of tho West NIrEinln,; 80
About lvr years ago hc disposed o,
his ncw'spap per interests in F;"rmont anu
went to Charleston and launched me
Charleston Post. which las brcn Il sue
ccsSful venture.
Withdrawing from the Post about
yca- ar1,, he returned To Fairninnt NY
inc in retirement until this spring nc
managed the publicity end of Hon. VIZ
vii A. Highland's campaign for senator.
and row the call Of incl" sam has
hrnueh, him To Wheeling where all or
the press matter Of the food adnlnl3ta-
tion vii! hr under his chnrEc.,
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MILITARY SUCCESSES
GERMANY'S BY-W02D

ANHAPo1IS, ND, SEPT. 1G--nnltta!y
success Is the only arErEen1 German
mI1ttarists can understand, SECRETARY
Dcniel5 declared here toby, spcSAhS ~
the graduation exercises At INC nnT@
academy, when 646 new enS1sns receiYea
their commissions after ~ -nIeasiVe |~N
weeks corJcc CO study.
1.-THE attention OF the Worla, IN tno
past few days" Mr. Daniels SAID, hns
been centerod upcl four things: t1rSs
the victories Of the allied forces, culni-
Mating in Pershi.J's advance and cap
ture CO prisoners; secocd the scream OF
tho Kaiser at Essen; Third. tvetD.ny
offer Of n treaty Of peace with Eel21uni
fourth, hustria's sugGc5tions OF GUn-
ference Of all the DeI:Se reat nations
for the purpo5e Of exchanging views.
The German leaders. Ar. Daniels sstd.
scctfed at tho ability OF the oniteu
states either to train an army 1of ms
war, or TO transport It after IL nao oee"
trained. l..
ISIS II any wonder he sid. "after It
began to sink into Germany tAat Amen
can troops were fit to fight ana TOOK tnei
placc as equals with the soldiers OF inc
allied nations that ioE INC tuS. . S.tne -
his history the German emperor thonGns
it necessary to take hand primary O.!
tie workers and compel them 60 promise
publicly to 90 on with their Work LOT
the fatherland7
"That speech, not so much for what
Il said, but because OF the compu1ston
Of making 1t, YVES tho best proof that
tho German will to go Oh. IL hopeless
wnr igNraring."
1.-THE answer OF President "IEon TO
tho Austrian note Is direct AID leaves
nothing to be desired" continued tho
aecretary. THAT answer sHns corSSernA-
ton to those Hno want peace made IL
Germany cad tl7lslpet cell to AL WHO
hayo highly -resolved that the peace
which the world needs cnr come only
with the abandonment OF conquest asd
the acceptance Of the TiGEt5 alike OF tile
weak and the powerful.
"v7hen tho German rTIar and people
ARC ready to retire Into their own terri.
tory and recognize that not foot OF
land or 4 dollar of booty can be retained
by conoucst-when that moment arrives,
they Will accept the just ana 'hoosrIte
terms Of President Wilson. approved by
the alUeU.
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Churches Are Now Asked
To Conserve All Fuel

Industries, Including thae that are
manufacturing war mate 81 nave ne:h
asked 10 conserve fuel. ese autoiSts
have bccn So demanded. MD now Inc
churches have been requested to do like
Wis.,.
Tho fuel adniuistra zion has issued
an order that III the fGturc, where II IS
possible. that all assemblies thr rcii g.
iuus purposes hold thcir meetings in the
smallest part Of tire rdifccs possible 70
conserve heat.
Thr-" is Snid to b. 4 number or
churches in thr Wheeling district that
can hold meetings in smaller pluces OF
their churches. and this viii probably
bc done In tho future. fer there are no
NOR" loyal and ratr:ctR people in tho
vast domain Of Cnrir Sans territory.
than those who are church members.
The reason 10 have moro conservation
of full Is known 10 all intelligent Heo-
plc--to help win the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Eighty British Soldiers

GENEVA. Sept. 1S.-RelcSaed from
military prison in Bulgaria. clEhtv
British soldiers. including seven officers
have arrived here in n very weakened
condition. 1t WIS apparent their sur
frrinca had hccn moro severe than those
Of a1.icd prisoners in Germany Ind
Austria.
One Of the officers. in speaking OF the
treatment he received declared the Bull
g;,rians would remain orientals and
would never become civilized and Euro
pcanizci. He said the, country was be-
ginning Ia starvc. owing to the cHploita-
ton OF roodstuffs by Germany. In
Sofia a dinner cost 100 francs. pair OF
shoes and Il suit Of clothes 1000.
Throughout BULGARIA. he added. ircl-
ing against the dominccrinG Germans
WIS increasing.
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United States Solicitor General John
William Davis was born in Clarkshurg
Harrison county. April Is. 1879, and is
the son Of the late John J. and Anna
(kenuedy) Davis. The degree Of 4. i.
was conferred upon him at Washington
& Lee in 1892; LII. B.. 1885: ILL., D..
1915. He married Miss Julia T. Mellon
aid June 20. 1899, who passed away on
August II. 1900. Mr.. Davis second
marriage was to Miss Ellen u. Basel.
June 2. 1912. He was admitted TO the
bar in 1895. Mr.. Davis WIS professor
OF law at the Washington & Lc" l.ni-
versity In 1896 and 1897. lie practical
law at ClarkSburg for several years
thereafter and was a mcurher Of the
law finn or Davis & Davis. his father
being the senior member of the firm.
General Davis was n member Of tho
West Virginia House OF f'eireatrs from
Harrison county in 1929. Democratic
candidate for presidential electorate
large in 1900: delegate 10 the Demo
cratic national convention At ST. Louis
IN 1904 He was elected I" the sixty
second and siHty-third Congress. l9ll-
Is, First West Virginia district. Re-
signed from Congress to become snlic-
ttor-gcneral Of the United States.
August 50. 1913.
He was president OF the West VIZ
gtnia Bar Association in 1905. lie Is
a member of Phi Kappa Pasi, Phi Beta
Kappa. a tlLrty-sHcnnd degree Mason
and an Elk. General Davis is also Il
member Of the following clubs: Chevy
Chase. Washington. II. c.; the Mrtrupoi-
tan University and the Nationa! Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
NEW BARGE LINE
ON OHIO RIVER

Special Dispatch t" the int"!!i%"nE'F.
rISClSSATl. g., sept. lH.--t ulu:l"l
Lansing; VI. Beach. United states dl"i-
sira engineer. having headquarters here.
lrf, her to-day for WnShingt"n, New
York. Boston and Charleston. ". Va. To
attend greetings Of tho governmental
army beard IN tho four cities.
A. Washington planS which have been
completed for operating federal ohio
river barge line 10 various West NIr-
ginia and Fcnnsylvania cities including
Wheeling and Pittsburgh. will be con-
Sidrrrd.
At New York Colonel Beach will
meet with the anchorage board, IN Sos
Ton ho will attend meeting 81 tn" port
directors, and AT cha rl"Ston. W. Na he
will pass on plaH3 OF the nitrat" plant
of officials for Il change Of the channel
uf the kanawha river to facilitate river
trans nOrtaliu To nitro, ". Va.
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WANT ANOTHER INCREASE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lS--Applrca-
iiun Tor another len percent Increase III
r>prr>% rates. Inns h"cn made by the
american halfway Express company I"
Director General MrAtioo. who now has
:l.r proposal unlcr considerations The
I'nnsulitlniri Express Company specific
all. asks /" nrpiN 4 flat incr"aS" 3t ten
cents pr lun pounds tn existing com
,,I,nIIiy rates md IL advance first class
rates about &c amt second class rates
- r,rrS pr ION pounds.
Th. new scales would add 10 Tho conn
;,nry'S annual rcV"nl!" $2i.ohn.hnn Il Yea!
and SIM. III. Increases would b. iiH"l
amounts without regard To 'li*tanc"
most ur III" Jmrd"n-ls'"hahl: l1.hhn. hn'
--.v:uu!d fall on short hauls. such rs sub
urban and intcrurhan u;Iiic.
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Local Officials Going to
Parkersburg Meeting

The stat" officers ami district chair
men Of tn" Jewish Relief Society o.
West Virginia Will ehoId n Meeting at
Purkrrsburg today. Herbert .. Racr.
secretary rf the stat" organization and
chairman Of III" Wheeling district. Flu
gene NJ Bacr. Will leave this morning
tn attend tho meeting.
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ST. QUENTIN DOOMED
CONTINUED from Page one.)

10 miles. The resistance Of King Fer
dirand's troops Is weakening as they
arc forced back.
While Marshal Foch WAS following
his policy of striking at widely ~sepa-
rated points along the battle line tho
day wSs one OF comparative quiet for
General Pershing's field army. There
was no activity OF consequence on their
front beyond the u5ua! artillery and
ratrol activities.
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SHOOTS AT MOVIE ACTOR

PITTSBURGH. Sept. ls-F>rantic with
excitement over Scrr"n fight between
q notice! movie actor and two Villains. i"
Onward NrDoHouEh. Is. fired n revolver
nj the hcrns' as*ailants. Th" bullet
passed. through thn hat OF a woman sit
ting in front Of Tho boy and struck the
sik'nt actor near the heart. McDonouGh
anil his brother Coleman. Is. were r-
rested
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DIED..

uARrENSrEn-O Monday. Septcn1-
bcr l6, 1915. at the Wheeling hospital:
at 9:45 o'clock Il H.. WlLLl%H
HARTENSTEIN. aged 80 years.
Funeral services at his late residence.
No. 313 Main street, Thursday after
noon at ESQ o'clock. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. Intcrment
1T Mt. Wood cemetery.
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GERMANs suELL rnAcouzr.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE. Sept. 18TH" Germans
last night shrllrd The Town Of Thiacourt
Hnd again attempted IN harraS% the AM
,riCau TROOPS in WatTOnrillc. Manhcul-
les. S2vIiX. Haumonl and Cnmbrcs. with
heavy gun fire and gas
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JOHN W>DAVIS
fContinued Prom Page one.)

the University Of virginia, he became
nromineut in Democratic politics and
served in the West Virginia legislature
before coming to Congress, and was y
delegate to tho Democratic nH11onAA o'N-
vention Of 1904.
fhe decision OF Ambassador Page 10
resign % account OF i'll hcalth was an
nounccd three weeks ago.
While solicitor-gcncral. Mr.. Davis ar
Sucd L number oil important cases IN
the supreme court, including those IN
yolying the cunstitutionality OF the Sc
lcctiyc service act and the AdnmSon
cieht-hour Law. The government won
both cases Among the ANTITRUST SUITS
which he hls argued for the govern
mcnt were the International Harvester
United States Steel and Anthrac:t" Coal
cases. Other notable supreme court
cases defended by Alr, Davis were the
railway mail pay and import customs
suits. several cases involving corSlltu-
tionul!ty Of the 1913 income tax law
and the so-callcd pipe line cilsrs. involV-
ing consututionality OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission act
Mr.. Davis is married and has one
daughter now attending college.
appointment Of Mr.. Davis was ap-
plaudcd in the House to-day. when
Democratic Leader kitchin and Rcpub-
lican Leader Gillette spoke in common
ualon Of his selection.
After referring To the long service OF
Mr. Davis. in the House. and praSlns
his personal qualities. Mr.. Gillette SAID:
II must say frankly that l have not
entertained very highly many Of the APP
pointmcnts made BY this admnistra-
lion. l had hoped Republican might
have been appointed as evidence that
politics has adjourned. but l can think
Of no appointment that will give more
satisfaction on both sides of this House
than that of Mr.. Davis. ] feel sure nc
will upheld tho high standards OF Amer
icanism that SO hons have represented
tho United States at the court OF ST.
James"
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ComHd mttal.
No. I'll. Affair OF Peace. D"leE- to r"
port I, Urgent Initials).l
y nyek

Dec 81, 1911. No. "''-N.h.
Conn. Shitkcvitch: TAKE copies and
send tn tho Comis&. for Foreign Affairs.
personally To CnInr. Ialknd.
To the Council Of National Commits
sarics: Crmradn l.. p. TrntHky has
charged mo 10 bring to III" kn"wl"'E"
Of the Council If National '"Inrnl&@a-
rios the motives for his t"1".;raphc
proposal to arrest tn" Eumanian dIi'l"-
matte representatives in Petersburg.
Gen. Hoffman. referring 10 IN" cor
ference which had taken plac" in FROST
I,itovsk between tn" members Of III"
German and n-IIungnrian hrl"Ta-
tions on December Q. presented to me
Russian delegation in ihr nam" If Nv"
German and Austrian chief command
IL deciphcrcd rHdio-trl"Eram Wa% "N'
hihitcrl in this rnnnrrtinrl II rnnrdcn-
t!al demand concerning III" ,f'r'rla''
Indictment Of tn" Rumanian army :"
recognize tho necessity "f nv HrmiS-
tice and adopting tho terms 81 = DEM
orrattc pace pointed "ut by Ia" RUS
sian delegates. TT" !mr!arahiliiy "f ih'
staff and Tho Who'll" commanding. f"rc"
Of tho Rurnanan army. with r""7rd !"
which tho chief command II IN" Ger
many army has received tn" most rT-
act agency information. sr"'l= III" '\-
relIent IMPRESSION produced :" ':"rrITuy
and m All thc fronts hy ~" nu::'iHn
nnace proposition. yhi"h ha.; mnhn u
roseiNlr 10 again &;imulat" ~" popular
foclfnr against En:IanI Franc" rnh
America md can bring rh"It m IN
desirable and dangerous ag%raVati"n "T
tho rcacn question m !" The ';"~n'"n
~~..ry going oyer t" III" attack on our
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OF BONANZA
(Continued From Page Cnc.)

minister Of foreign affairs. now minis
ter Of foreign affairs.
Hav" photograph Of letter.
Letter from Joffc at Brrst-LitovsE
carrying Gen. Hnffman's order through
Trotzky to incite agitation against IN"
Humaninn army and To arrest piaman-
a. :lr Punanian minister. Photo
graph of this letter WAS sent To stat"
department.
Confidential.
nm III Affair OF Peace DoleE to TO-
The Washington times., 1918-11-01

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