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Sensational Charges Of
IReffiCienCy on Part Of
Federal Trade Commission

WASH! Nt;rnN sept !. l'Suphl'"H
Of power in"inc:cncy and unjust abuS'
Of business interests az" among Era''
charges against til" federal trade ''"'-
mission which har" been la1d h'l"''
President Wilson 10y III" chamber II
commerce Of III" United States.
l. Il letter s"Ei 10 I'll" pT''&id"nt sew
oral days ago and mad: public t"hiE'''
by ahc chamber. the directors al IN" or
ganization approve and submit a report.
dcnnunring tn" trade commission ~ an
Irresponsible body that has lost 'h'
confidence If tho public aud asking the
president To remedy this condition oF
filling two existing vacancies IN 'h'
membership with able men "wh"s" IN
tcrcsts will b" single /" III" commits
sion'S work" This report waS prepared
hy tho chambers federal trade COM
rnittcc. Of which Rush 6. Butler Il thi-
caCo lawyer. is chairman. 1t presents
the following s"vcn specific charges WIN
detailed criticism in support:
.~rhc commission has undertaken inc
exercise OF functions beyond lis OWL
Jurisdiction 70 the drtrm"nt of us
proper usefulness.
"Tbe commission has begun the study
Of important situations. but because OF
vacillatinC interest or for other reasons
not apparent. has left its work 'ncom-
pletr.
The commissions procedure. orlE'-
nally orderly and appropriate. has been
changed without public NOTICE or notice
to congress.
''Thc commission has abused its pow
ers Of publicity.
"rromincnt features Of the commits
sion's recent food Investigation were
suhversiveof common justice.
I'm presenting information to congress
and the house. the commission has been
needless Of the accuracy and frankneSs
which it's position and the circumstances
require.
The commission has departed from
the fundamental purpose for which 1t
was established.
The report sets forth that 1t does NOT
undertake TO criticiz" in detail Sp"cihc
acts Of the commission. but rather 10
point out mistakes in principles "r con-
duct. The President is assured that the
chamber and it's committee. which has
followed the work nf the commission
since it's organization three years ago.
docs not represent business interests.
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ADVANCE UNBROKEN
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,nsntn and tho pressure Of Field Marshal
Hays forces. Following the fall Of
Ken11nel the allied line has boen moved
further forward, until It now rests al
most upon the Estctres-La-Basse road,
les. than seven miles southwest Of Ar
1uentieres. By wiping out Of this salient
the menace to the channel ports has been
overcome.
ON the southern wing, north Of Sois-
sons, the French and American troops
arc continuing their progress, noEwith-
Sanding the violent opposition Of the
m,sury. Ene villages Of Leury and
Crecy-au-Mont have been captured, and,
crossing the Auette, O footing has been
gained In the woods west OF Coucy-ie-
Chaetau, through which passes the rail-
road line running from Chluuy to Laon'
Large numbers of prisoners have been
taken In these operations.
From Arras southwark to thr vicinity
Of Noyon the British and French troops
have made further rrmarkahl" gains.
CauCcd both by the extent Of tho terri
tory delivered from thc enemy hands aud
it's stratsic Importance for further MT
neuvcrS.
Peronne, the last important town in
German hands on the Snmm" river. has
been captured by the british. VIII" haT''
passed on eastward and rUrthward with
steady strides. notwithstanding the re-
sistanco Of tho enemy. H"h'haT"Sn"S
and Rancourt AMI tn" high :rIi,d adia'
cent Ia them also are l;ritiSh. and Fl'!',
Marshal HaiG's mon hav" arrived At ih''
utskirts Of III" st. I'i"rr"-N3ast wood.
Farther 10 tn" north Other towns hAN':
been taken. including l:ull"c"urt. whirh
last week changed hands several tim' =:
in violent battles. TIL" Canadians Hn'I
Australians were in TN" forefront Of Ihr
, mancuvcrs throughout This region and
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Youngest Soldier in
Civil War is Here
Major Hondershott and Son the Mas
tcrs OF Martial Music Mt the Fair
This Week.

\ novel feature Mt tn" fair This week
will u" tho masters of martial music
,.nnSi&tInE nf father and son. tho great
r~t III" and drum experts in III" coun-
try. Majur K. It, 1I"ndrr*hntt and ms
son. H. u. Iirnd"rShntt. Tho father IL
Tia" original drummer hoy Of tho Rap
pHhauno,li." and has III" distinction ~
I".rlr IN" youngest soldier Ia S"rr" IN
ill. l'ninu army during tn" Civil war
II" enlisted ut IN" nE" of II years rs
4 drummer hoy md won distinction IN
several battles.
H." 81 distinguished himself nj inc
Iriil, It Frederick shurg Va. that ~
was presented with n silver drum by
Horace. ,;r,'"lry. through III" hands al
General! Winfield Scott These mu-
sirirrS will EivH n free entertainment IN
front -: tho Mri.urr hot"l this evening.
They Will be at tn" fair for hrc days
They have just finished an enlargement
at the Columbus fair.
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of death within few hours If its
birth surrendered al discretion. and -
nalluS Oiiri"n. who is not only Il Calh"-
lie Nationalist. but one IF so ardent
character that by :, play on his nam"
h, is known rs "puEnaci"uS' obrl"h'
WIS retained III his place. Compb'Ii
was ccrsnlcd by getting the attorney
E,.ncralShir. which is not 50 durable az
thr rhanr"llorship but with big Tees 'hht
make il as valuable. Soon after he got
Il further consolation by getting Tn" lord
chief jusilr"ship. with S@".nUn salary
Finally Campbell received The object "l
his great ambition and became l"rd
chancellor This was such elimination
of Orange currcionist milltariSm thai all
ireland Caspcd, hrcathlrss with disma9
md disgust and The Constitutional party
almost dcsnaircd Of winning Ireland
from Sim FciniSm in the face ni Such
rrnvnCatiun.
These facts will explain tho eXtraor-
binary sensation which was caused
when Campbell made speech an
nnuncinG himself not only hum" ruler.
but also a home ruler without I'SterS
partition. The Nationalist Journals
shouted their triumphS. while the VI
angr papers exhausted themselves equal
". by making thu iicrcrSt charges III
.<1StaSy against thrir hIu ieHu'T' lamp.
bell has tried To explain away S"''';
part Of his ultcrancr, such as the AS
sent Of Ulster. which may point In
post pon"mrnt Of home rule but IN" TACT
remains this lifelong and ticTccSt OPP
punrnt of home rule has gone ovcr 10
tn" Eationalists.
What does it mean: Not that home
rule acceptable tn the king will be pro-
posed or carried Immediately, but II IS
one OF many signs that the conviction
that home rule is essential To the Sc
curity Of tho British empire is pass
Ing from controversy to universal ac-'
ceptancc; and one fine day the "hoi"
world will wake To find II carried
without serious trouble with something
Ike unanimous assent.
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WANTED-Male and Female
MALE AND FEMALE.

THE UNITED STATES EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE OFFICE IN TIE
WHEELING COMMERCIAL ASSEM-
BLY, ROOMS WARTS 20 BOYS AND
10 GRLS OVER SIXTEEN YEARS OF
AGE FOR LIGHT CLEAN FACTORY
AND ALL NOT ENGAGED IN Gov
EMINENT WORK MAY APPLY
READY FOR DUTY ON TUESDAY
SEFTENIBER, 3RD. SECOND FLOOR
MARKET AUDITORIUM. sr-2-G
o. s. Department Of Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLoYMEHT
SERVICE.
FREE TO EMPLoYE AND EMPLo1ER,
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
Telephone 1885,.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners.
Two Electric CraEcmen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Amy number Laborers.
Machini1ts.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters.
BOYS Over 10.
Locomotive F'ircmcn.
BraEemcn.
DOncStlce.
SalcSladIcs.
Girls Over it.
Call at tho United Statos Employment
Service between 8 and o'clock for In
form alton concerning any kind Of en-
ploy1nent desired. Remember this Is a
public service and these Is no charge
whatever to any person. je-1f
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR
MISS DETROIT III

DETROIT. Sept. 1.-MaintaininE an
nvrrngr speed of r. miles m hour
Miss Detroit III. Of the Detroit Yacht
club only one nf four starters In es-
raI". mechanical trouble. today won the
srrnnd h"at uf the gold cup power boat
races here.
Whip-rr- Will Jr. nf tho Lake George
Na.'h, club took second place, and Miss
Minneapolis. uI Minneapolis. third. Miss
Detroit u. first arruSs tn" lin" Mt the
.'tnrl. did not finish. being forced cut
nf by u broken wrist pin in the fifth
lar. after leading the way for the first
IA miles Tho winners elapsed time
unS Is minutes and - seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
Naval Casualties

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.-Annotncc-
mcnt was tn;idc tonight by the Navy
Department that Ensign Thomas y. Nc
* imnon. az Minneapolis. and Aerial
Gunner Matthew T.. pGnrman. or Jamai-
ra Plains. Mass. were killed in Il sea-
plano accident. in France. on August 20.
30 details were given. II was also nm
nounccd that Gunnrrs Mat" Hobart. 7.
I-nrur. NJ Eraymcr. Mo-. was killed by
n train ut PrrkSkili. y. Y. IN August II.
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Forecast is For Fair
Weather For Fair Today

The weather forecast for this COM
munity IS fair weather for today. That
sCntrnc" can b. Rad Two ways. which
is good news To tho thhusa ndS who will
pa rtiCipnte in tn" hiE Labor Day dotngS
today and attend The fair. The. forecast
is for showers Tuesday. Tho weeks
prediction is for fair weather. with oc-
casional showers. II is hoped that to-
day Will hc bright and the sun will shine
in all it's glory.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
Nutirc is hereby given that 7. the I'm
drrsign"d George Albert. have sold my
entire stock of goods. consisting OF
ladies and gents furnishings ana foot
wear. located IN the store room at No.
3ni jefferson avenue. iii Tho City Of
MoundSvillc. Marshall County. West
Virginia. to NJ. H. Pcarlman. els Berger
building. uf Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
Any person having any claims against
III" said stock arc hereby directed 10
notify Martin Brown. Attorney-at-l.aw.
Marshall County Bank Building. Mounds
willie. Marshall County. West Virginia.
Dated this 30th day Of August. y. d.
1915. GEURGE ALBERT.
au-Sl-k
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ATTEMPTS TO EVADE
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evaders said the statement and women
In all nciEhborhoods, especially those
whose own relatives have gone into ser
vice. have been exceptionally active in
turning over information 10 draft
boards. police and federal officials, thai
has been used in the later prosecutions.
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WANTED-Male
wANTED-Compctent,

WANTED Competent, middle aged
office man to assist auditor The right
price 10 the right man. Must under
stand bookkeeping and cost work thor
ouehly. Only those furnishing best OF
references need apply. Address in own
handwriting. stating experience, and
classification in draft registration. ".
c. S., care Intelligenccr- au-3o-i
WAHrHD-Two young men for candy
packing room. Ohio Valley Candy Co.
au-30-i
wANTEp-Tca and men to work
in Wholesale grocery. Apply Bacr
Grocery c.. 18th and Main. au-9-l
WANTED-To hire first class Eachin-
list. Apply Saylor Electric e. Mani. Co.
k1-rSth St. ai-29-k
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LOST and FOUND

8or1CE-Will lady who forgot purse
,,rrc sum OF money. call ut address be-
low and identify same. Bring same
child with her Owner must pay Tor
,bix ad Ask for Miss Z Erickson. 81
Fourteenth ST.. Wheeling. aa-3l
LosT-Thursday evening on street be-
tween Y W c. 4. and Virginia Thes-
tre or in theatre. black silk bead bag.
containing .y" glasses. keys and small
sum Of money. Reward for return 20
EichoIi's Art Store. au-3o-i
HOTICE-Wlll lady who forgot purse
containing large sum of money. call
at address below and Identity same.
Bring same child with her. Owner must
pay for this nd Ask for Miss Il. Ericko
son. so Fourteenth ST.. Wheeling. aus
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors Of
the new Intclligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready for occu-
pancy Apply Peter Boyd care 1rteI!i-
eencer ap-l7-tf
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Threc good agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co.. ll40-1142 Main St Inr-l2-tf
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1sRAE-At Shelby. Ohio, on Friday
August 30, 1915. ut 1850 o'clock y. M.
SOPHIA KN.tBE. wife Of the late
Addison Israel. in her 9th year.
Funeral services nj the family residence.
no. 443 North Front street. on iu">-
day afternoon at EGO o'clock. FRIENDS
Of the family respectfully invited To at
tend. 1ntcrInent at Greenwood cen:c-
terry.
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WANTEU-rema1e


ED-Governnent- civil service
oXamina tons. Wheeling. in September
Government clerk. teacher. inspcctress.
research clerk. typewr!tc. Salary ZOO
2hnh. Experience unnecessary. Women
desiring government positions write for
free particulars to J. c. Leonard (fnT-
mcr CIVIL Service EXaminer). 9n9 Ke-
nos building. Washington. ,s-"-m
bcrn1aid at once: APP
ply to the Manhattan hotel, li"? Mar
kct street. au-S2-i
WAETED-Girls to feed press. Apply
end floor News Bldg. ac-2S-tr
wANTED-Eovernm1E evil service ~
aminatious in Wheeling August ard
September. Government clerk. teacher.
tnspcctress. typewriter, research clerk.
Experience unnecessary. Women dcsir-
iEG government positions writ for free
pa rticulars, J. c. Leonard tformer civil
service cxaminer). 900 kenios Bldg.
Washington. au-l9-n
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WANTED-Automobile.

wANTED-A used Ford runabout state
price. condition and mileage Travelled.
Address S. T.. care lntclliScncer office.
S-c-l
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srpE1-At Atlantic City. n. j.. on
Friday. August 1915. At ESQ o'c!oGi:
D. M, WILLIAM c. STIFEL.:
Funeral services at the family resi-
dence. No. 126 Sixteenth street.. ms
(Monday) afternoon. al $50 O'clock;
Friends Of family respectfully invited
to attend. Intcrncnt private ~
Greenwood cemetery.
CPlease omit flovcrs.)
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DIED

ERAPT-On Thursday, August 20. 1918.
at 1875 O'Clock a. m. at the Ohio Val.
10y Hienerai hospital. ANNA, wife OF
Henry Kraft. In her nth year.
Funeral from her late residence No. )
walnut avenue. Woodlawn: on Satur-
day afternoon at 1855. services a.
zion lutheran church at 3 O'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully in
vited to attend. Intcrncnt at At. Zion
cemetery.
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RFtcI,IN. via London. Sept. 1.-The
official statement from general neas-
quarter this evening says:
Fighting is proceedings between the
Scarpe and Sommc British attacks here
in the main. failed. At isolated places
they pressed back our lines towards the
east.
between the Disc and the Aisne
French partial attacks were repulScd
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NEW SOFT COAL RECORD.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA nov rec
ord for bituminous production for the
current year was made during the week
ending August "a when. 1.3nf.nI3 tons
werc produced in the central pcnnsyl-
vanin coal fields.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. just
hack Of now ma rkrl house. Desirable
for p"unl" attending fair. 1929 Chaplinc
street. s-@-i
FOR BENT desirable furnished
ROOMS. Ladies or gentlemen. Call
2SS2-k. In2 S. Front St. sri.
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WITH THE aH1r1sH ARMY m

WITH THE RIrIS II ARMY m
FLANDERS, Sept. 1-(By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-Purioua fighting was re-
ported from various sections OF the bat
tlefront to-day. Tho British advanced
everywhers and 1t least 2ooo moro pr1s-
oners were taken.
Peronne, Bouchavennes, Rancorrt and
Morval and BeaulAncourt all have fallen-
The German withdrawal from tho Lys
salient continues.
whle tho British have been gaining
ground they also have been SCATTERING
tho efforts Of tho Germans to recover
positions Of vital importance to them at
many points between tho scarpe and Pc
rome. On numerous sectors tho Ger
mans have dashed themselves against
tho Arm standing British Lines, but no.
where have they succeeded In gaining
ground
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TAKE PER0NNE
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which Ind been carried out few dnys
ago, were unnoticed by the enemy.
yesterday tho British advanced with
strong forceS against our old Limos. ou-
mixed attachments, which bad been left
behind In the foreneld Of tho new posi-
lions, are In lighting touch with them.
The enemy occupied Ker11nel and fol-
lowed UP beyond Baillleul and Neu1 Bsr-
cutn and across tho River La~e-
.On the Arras-Cambrai road British
infantry attacks collapsed before our
positions. Strong enemy attacks De
tween Ecndecourr and Eaulx-VraucourN
which were renewed several times unui
evening, broke down. After fluctuatng
fighting. Bullecourt and Ecoust-St. Mein
remained in the hands Of the coemy.
Between Morval and PeronnA Eng
lish and Australian divisions attacked
after violent artillery preparation
Near Morval and southwest OF Ran-
court they were repulscd. BouchsVeshes
WAS held By counter attacks.
Further south our line at the con-
clusion Of fighting ran to the BouchaTes-
ncs-Peronnc road.
Enemy attempts to cross the Sonme
near Bri. and St. Chris. were frustrated.
Between the Somme and the Disc the
French launched strong attacks against
our canal positions and the massH.
northeast of Noyon.
French divisions which advanced N
the evening on both sides Of Nesle were
arrested by our counter attack.
Towards noon. between Hcaulicu and
Morlapcourt. attacks carried out IN
unison broke down with heavy losses
to tho enemy. In the evening the at
tack, which again was launched. con-
sisted OF scpa rate thrusts and was eV-
erywhere repulscd. Strong enemy forces
which advanced north OF Varesne5 ana
across the Disc, near Bretigny. were
thrown back.
Between the Disc and the Atsne the
infantry battle commenced aGrfn yes
terday evening after strong artillery
fire. Immediately south Of the Disc the
enemy. was unable to advance owing to
our artillery and machine gun fire. On
both sides of Champs the enemy ao-
vanccd in force from the lowlands or
Ailette but the old situation was re-
stored by counter attack.
Between the AHctte and tho Nsn"
tin c:ny': 2;':"k; and partial LhrnSts
continued. In the evening cro enemy
started forward with strong forces Tor
n united attack. Near the south or
Crccy-au-Mont We drove back the enemy
partly by 4 counter thrust.
East Of Juvgny the enemy pressed
forward as far as Terny-Sorny. There
local reserves brought him to stand
still. Several times repeated enemy
attacks extending in southerly direc-
ton as far as the Aisnc were shattered
before our lines"
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wANTEp-Bien: our illustrated cata-
losuc explains how We teach barber
ing quickly. Mailed free. Moier Barber
College, al w. 5th ST.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
jy-31-tf
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SUPERINTENDENT

BARREL MANUFACTURING
MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH THE
MAKING OF BARRELS OF LIGHT
GUAGE STEEL. GRTE SEAM WELD
EXPERIENCE IN OXY.ACETYLENE
WELDING NECESSARY. A MOST UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR a HIGH
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INTELLIGENCER. au-"0-14t
The Dolores star., 1918-11-01
Hard to Sleep in Bed.

Sympathy was offered in London.
Englari. the other day to IL man from
the front who would not reach his
Yorkshire home till the next morning.
NAY, it doesn't worry me ut all that.
doesn't the journey" he said. II shall
do well enough in the train. The
trouble is when you've been roughing
at the front that you can't settle down
to n bed. I've slept on cobbes I've
slept in mud. in II shed. in II ditch. hut
when came home for my two bllghties
l felt 'fair smothered' by the beds"
The Dolores star., 1918-11-01

strange things afterwards-but he
raises and lowers himself those ten
times-because he's United States
marine,
Urged to Better Things.
There's something inside him. urg-
Ing him on. telling him that he must
be better, better. better every hour,
every minute. every second of his life.
And when the long hours of drilling
start, that marine Is not only willing
to go the limit-but eager. He's a
marine-he's simply got to know ev-
erything and be everything and do
everything.
Facing him everywhere are signs
"If You Don't Know You Get
Killed" And the marine knows. He
trains with the naked bayonet He
goes out upon the rifle range. and If
he doesn't qualify as an expert. a
marksman or II sharpshooter he kicks
himself all the way back to camp, and
sits up nights to dream out way of
making it up in some other way.
Exercises. Training. Work. Play.
They follow one after another in rush
iuS SeluSilIe. Nltil DOA-DetduSt lHc
movements of boxing are similar to
those of bayonet fighting. They have
pulling up eXercises-because that
helps one to get in and out Of
trenches Swimming-and the men
even march to the swimming hole
because that develops every muscle
of the body.
Drill, hour after hour. while SER
geants bark and the man who misses
step is his own worst enemy. Lee
lures, more drill. more work. more
play, more training. In seven weeks
the body and the mind of the marine
are at the edge of perfection. And
then, while the bard plays and the
'left-behinds" cheer. he embarks for
France. via QuanticO, there to work
again, play again and drill again. And
not until the moment of the zero"
when the signal calls for fighting de-
mons to rush over the top. is that
training relaxed for Il moment. After
that it's not a question of training
hut the results of it. And Chateau
Thierry and Belleau wood have told
those to the world.