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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
edreincr 0on gleM6an a6neItiIrat.

SMmer56nite %erlcbnngen i'm sc.
iht lm0 om 9}iiden erlitt geitcrn Der
43 Sabre olte Shreiner GOmaro
9'reSlep bon gar. 1854, 9ioDner-9lDcv
ais cr ouf ocm gleubma 9lr. 33l,
9loro G9orlcsitroBe, bonn erlter
Stodwerf in Sen &eiler obitiir5te.
S5n Ser @oli5ei. glnlbulon5 Oes mitt-
Ieren 0iitrift wurOe Der &erlektc
nod oem n@lerc0.Soipital" ge6ro6t,
no CT bon Or. Soaono in 9ebano.
Ilna aenomnen mlrOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

Inter Der 9lniduloigng GoiAeu.
0ie6e mo gemcine Gie6e 5u iein,
ii6euOicS gciieri 9loGmittoa 9lidter
lRomell III ser Canton %o!Bei.Sta.
ton Orei iimge W}0rncr, Ganicl
S1neiOerrnonn Don g}r. 1912, Gait.
crn-2ipcuue, @iuccnt @htlla6c0 DON
9lr. 271S, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ino
SSo6u u. @onOerpcer Don &6ilo0el-
p6io, lmter ie $1,000 9iirgidoit Dem
0erihtsperio6reu. Gic 0rci wur.
Oen lcBten 1amiiog I'M nS>oll0uooo
'Earf~ oircb Nloridou GrcaWcr mo
bic &oli5ii.ca @ohter unO S@oercr
Oer6oitct, naG0cnl Sic 9cetcrcu Sic
Grei iiir ii6er 3wei Stlu0cn 6eo6o9.
let 6atten @lorital Greomer er.
6iclt Die 9}obridt pom 6ieii0en 80.
li5ei6atptquorticr oob iidJ ciiliec "a.
idjcnoie6e i'm nS5olppooo &art~ oui.
balten porouf cr nit BEN juci Eoli.
3lltcn 0ie 0reI &er0ac)tigcn pcrboltcs
tc. Sic 2cttercn go6en III Ger Gan.
toN&ol3eiitation iolic1c 9}amcn en-.
wurOen a6er Our@ Getetiiu Charles
ad5ler om Sonntog0}aAmitto0 iOcn-
tiii5irt. Sdncioeruann nno &an0cr.
seer 1o6cn idon 0eridie0ere Stroicn
weaeu EaidenOie6iia5l o6geieiien.
Sie mtrOen crit lebten Nlonot mis
Dem @efdngniB entloiien mo cine
gsodc ipdter Del elmer }lusitellung in
G6on6cr9Uille, Ha., DcrGoitct uu0
nnaehLitl aIlaaemicien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Sin 9SfcrO act6Otct.

Nm DER areu5uug Der 0'Gonne0
ino Is. StroBe in Sig6lonotopn
iouroc geitern 9l6eno s ll6r ser $50
gen oes @til6bGnOlers Nti6ocl 28elt
nonn ocr an Der Suoion- StraBe
pp6nt, bon cincm 9folanO Yarf.
StraBcn6o6n gSoggou getrofien
@G6renO eines Der 9Sfer0e gctootet
puroc, fam gScihnonn DER ouf bic
S6ienen geuorfcu murOe, nit lcid
ten 9lbl6iirfmgen oaDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
9sferS mn6 staIl anfaeGrannt.

Sin oiif nnbcfonnte @eiie ousgc-
ero6cucs Seucr 5crit0rte gcltcrn
y'o6mittoe oen bol5crucn Ston oes
@rn. @eo. Smith bintcr 0em Souic
s|r. 2S27 Sinpion-StroBe. GoS
0euer griff 10 roi6 I'M iid, ooB eS
nl@t mogli@ mar, ein &iero, oos
ollein I'M Stoa itono, 8u rctten. Scr
Stal NOR nieoerge6ronnt, e6e Ole
.uencrmcbr cris6icn. Ger @eiaulnt
||lnclaoen 6cldidt ii@ ouf unacidDr
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
llnoliidlidler Gtnra.

S5nfol9e glus0leifens itiir5fe 0e'
itern an Scr Gde bon ct. Saul mo
@oltinore-StroBe ser G6 Sabre oItc
g9illiom Griffin bon 9ir. S05, $o-
rliIton Eerroce, 5lr Groe ino bIie6
bQuuBtIos liegen. SSn Der Foli3ei.
9lm6ulon8 oeS nittleren Diitrifts
iuur0c scr @erlette nod Dem uGler-
Cp-Soipitol" 9e6robt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
(g6re ieinem gInoenfen.

SSn iciner Mo6ninA 9lr. 405,
MorrCn.2lpcnllc, itar64 geitern DIOR.
gen i'm Sitter Don II So0rcn Ncrr
@iainn &enrD 0'Gonnca. elmer Der
aIteiten SMiii9-@lai4iniiten in 9e-
5n9 ouf Die Sdngc Der Gicnit5cit. 81
mar pd6renO Ocs 9iirgerfrieges oui
Dem S{ononenboot u&anfofee~ mo eli
ner Der @ionier Nlnic6iniltcn in 0er
0onpiihifioGrt aui Dem Norf-9iiper.
9ln %. 6cbrlar iS43 mar cr sit Zip
pernrD in SrlnnO gcborcn mor0en.
9n9 9lmerifa loiu or bercit5 inn 9ll
ter Don - Sa0rcn. 6err 0cnrD @il-
lioms, eecmoligcr Staot- Steuer-@in.
nc6mcr, Der sur 3eit 0cs @errn
9'Eonneas Erdii0ent Der o@cens
Sinic" mar iagtc iibcr bic ASeri0nlib
felt Ocs &eriiorbcnen inter 9lnocrcm.
nGr mar Elm prdHtigcr Mann aui
oeIien 0ienite man itol3 iein fonlie.
ST mar ber5lih i'm llngangc nit iei-
ncr Sornilic, ieinen 6reunOcn rm0 iei-
nen 9(ngeitcQtcn. S9err 0'0ounea
binterlaBt icMs So6ne imO 5iuei God.
te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Sin netfcs Gnnrtett.

@icr jlngc @uriGeu, Die uut
Sonntog, 0en 8. gtuguit in Oen
NoDol Nloping SEicttre &orlor an
9rooopoD ciuOronqen mo BORT OoS
&ldpiel 1ino atOcre SaHen 6ei@G!
Oigt 6aben ioQen mur0en geiierl
Nodmittag Dcr6oiiet. Ole 9nri1en
6ieltcn iid bic gon5e 9la6t inn &sne.
motogropbcn oii mo mlr0en frii6
Wiorgens BON einigen @eripucn 0e.
merit ais iie Oeuiel6eu oerlieben.
9(Qe bier perlieBen an 0eniel6en "a
&c Baltimore un0 fu6reu nod GDi.
lo0elp5io. 9}odocm ne fein @elO
me6r 6otteli te6rtcn iie geitern nacb
bier 5uriid uno purOcu fur5e 3eii
ipGter al Der 9unf. SiraBe oer6oitct
unO nod Der oitiiMen @oli5eiitotioi
cinqeliefert Sie meroeu 6eute 9iiN.
ter Smit6 porgeiii6rt wcrocu Cic
g}omcn Der bier iino: SEQ Stodmal
BON 9ir 1886, 6leet.StroBe, Gborles
SeQer BON ga. 3t8, Sii0.@rooomop,
q. g. 9rolpning bon 9fr. 2l6, SiiO.
Chapel StroBc. unO 3uanf Smii6
bon 9}r. 2it, SiiO-Goitlc- StroBc Ger
ougeri1tete Shnoen 6elduit iic6 oui
imgefG6r $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Sam 6i0io bauplt.

@arrp 2. Epder Don God &oDcn,
9altimore-GouutD, itonO geitern in
Der noroli1en Boli5ciitatiou Dor 30.
li5ciriAtcr lllri6 iuiter Ger 9(nihul.
oi0lmg an0e6lir6 init eincm Nlotor-
5mciroo 81 i9heQ gcfa6ren 81 icin.
4orf-%oli5ilt Nloore 6e5clgte OaB CT
nit cincm GenIpo BON % N3eilen pro
StnnOe nl6r, wes6al6 er i'm per6aI-
Scte. Ellcfer uurOe i6ulOig bennoel
mo nulBte 81 @cl0itrafe entrihten.
2olt Dem @ciet 0iiricn aroit.6abr-
5eu9c ni@t c6ncllcr ais nit elmer &C.
idminoigtcit bon Is @leilen pro
Stunoe io6rcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
NLiir Nnmna.

IS iior6 am IL. 9tusuit 1914 nah
ldngcrcm SeiOeu Giiic GampS, oe.
lie6te Sottiu ocs Oeritorbeneu @errIt
9umpS, I'M 2Iltcr BON 73 Sa6ren 3
Mouaten uuo IA Soaen. Die 9eeroi-
gmlg BON ibrer bis6eriaen &nbmmg
9tr. ZIG, SiiO GoIlinaton 9lucmle.
miro Ipdter auaejeiat. (9liwlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

Oafiir, ooB cr uid6t acrn ALIEN
iiiben ge6t mlBtc Der 45-id6riac
9luguit &opp DON 9ir. 1900, Song.
mooO SiraBc, gcitern in Der norOwcit
li9cn Eoli3ci-Station einen Collar
ianmt Soften be3a6len. aopp bat
8ur 3cit 8erien iuO iAlenocrtc &c.
miitbli6 oie 9Scnnwloanio9 9locnue
binunter ais 5wei ocy @cBes fom.
mcaOe Damcn l5ron 9ulu StranB
BON 9Ir. 2023. GeaniDluania-9lpeauc.
mo 6rau 6rances Solnocrs bon Gar.
1912, AcmliDluonio-9IOenuc, icinc
9luimcrtianlfcit crregten. &lw5er-
1anO trat er auf iie 5u un0 luo iie,
bic er ME 3lUor geie6cn 0ottc, enL
nit i6m onf ocn 6iibiaug 5u oe6en.
Die Oancn ricicn 6icrauf @oli5iit
Ya1nrO, ocr &opp ouf i6r Griu9en
BIN pcr0oiietc 3i 9iic9ter 9fc6oul
iogte aopp, OoB er Den ,5iidiport ii6cr
9lacs fc0c o6er tim nc5t gernc aGeiu
o6lieg,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
@ei'm Sdcr3en uernnaIiilff.

@66rcn0 ser 80 Sabre olte Ebos.
0uoion bon 9ir. 1920, ojrecnmount.
gipcnue, geitern auf Dem 4ier ocr
.9lrtnocl Sono 50. al Der 0it.
9Srott StraBe nit einem 5reunoc
iAer5tc, qIitt er Gus un0 fom 10 uus
gliidlidb 81 Sale, Dab cr oas re@te
Nnbnclcnf brah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Wlndlt eine (IrhplMnasrciic

9liMtcr NJ. 9llbert NeOinion pom
iiioli9cn Giitrift wcilt 6ur Set 5ur
Gr6oltng in 9ltlontic-Gitp. glab ct
ma eimuo@iaem 9lufcnt6olt Oaiel6it
miro cr ic6 fir weitere 5c6n Gage
nnM 0en 9liaaaraNdlen beAebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
@ceen sic Ga6Sbrng cor 9c6cnsmit.
telpreiic.

IN n9lriln0cl Glub" fin0et NOR.
gen cine Gerionunhmg itatt, in wel-
der inter goriib Der 8rou Goworo
s. @iIliams Die 6o6eu 2ebeusmit.
tclpreiic 0urc6 oie Sedel 9e5ogcll
wcroeu ioIIeu. 0r. g. u. g. Oobmc
ioll babel eiuen &ortrng baltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Gcht Grrc 9tfmouIlar. Sdeine nm.

Gd9 SdoB0Ht8 Ncp0rtemcnF
lnadt 6efount, oab gei0lic9te $50
lno oeialldte $2O-S6cne i'm Inn
loui iiuo. Ger Sc6eiu tr6gt Oos 9ilo
rou gRm, Nicauleu iu0 0ie So6res-
5a6I 1902. 6erncr oie 9himmeri
I9S4S mo 2751S9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Gas @eiin0en oes 9apites

9 as 9etin0cn 0eS Eapites
beiier.
&om, ~ 9mguit. Ct. N}or,
c6iofapa 6eiuoDte Ben @apit 6cute
@ornittag unO coniiatirte cine Belle.
rmg inn 3nitanoe ocS @atienten Ger
Gatorr6 batte nahgcIoiien. ubcr oie
Seiierfeit bdlt nod an. Gic Scmpe.
ratur oes Eatieuten 1T cine 5ienlih
normole- Or. @lorhioidpa bcitebt
oarouL Bob Der @apit nob ueacr
Der Sinbe piIegt mo gouj 0eiouocrs,
OaB er nidt iprid5t
Erot iciner Sdwade be6arrt Der
@apit Oarauf bon ietuem pdpitliden
Staatsiefretor CARDINAL @ierrD Gel
Gal einen auSiii6rIiten 9eridlt iiber
Die ariegslage entgegen5lncbnien.
ST Oriidte oen @nnih aus r0cn0 ct.
mas in iener MlaNt Stcbcnoe 5u
t6m INN Dem 9lutoergieBcn GinbaIt
81 gc6ieten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
9nrsc Gtnotnetiafeiten.

3oacinnebner &m. S. Stone mr-
Oe pom SAabonlte mcgen iciner ltrif-
ten 9urMhi6rmg Der Niotorboot. @e-
iebc belo6t.
Die 59icBii6ungen pes fiinitcn 9ic
1ineuieS beginner an Nlontag ali
Dem SAicbplaBc 3u Saunders &ange.
sir Die Suiiroaetten imO BON ocn
Wlitglicocrn $3.50 gclannelt NOR.
0er.
Ger 9Srcis ser @lctbtnicln iiir
9iiAicuio6ritcn lit Inn 81 pro Eounc
9citiegeE.
SSn Gatonsuillc bat man geltcrn
nit oem Ban ser neucn fat6oIiihcn
st. Nlarfs.air6e 6cgonncu.
9}ah Dem @cttcr6criMtc miro Oa0
beiBe 9ettcr nod l1nger an6alten.
Gic Ser6en in Baltimore 6a6el
$G5 fir Oos o9iot5c arcu3" in Ser.
6ica aeiaumelt.
gtbuuurntcu, Die ben oSentidlcn Gprrc,
ip0n0entcn" uidjt piinftIicl o0er uure8el'
r.Hff,, rtfoIfcst fi,tN orhnfru Orr cNtftrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

gl6unuvntcn, Die ben cSentidjcn Gprrc,
ipOnSentcn" nidjt piinftIidl O6er uuregel'
manig crtaltcn, liuo eetcten, Der Office
onprn per Selcp6pu Ober idlriitlidl Nsit'
lhgiiuHa AZ mndlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

9onOon II. 9higuit Gie bri
tiibcu W}ilitdrs9hiioritdten 6obeu be.
ihloiien feincn 3eihu9s Gorreipous
oenteu 5u crlau6en bic britilde Or
peOiiiouSiorce 3ur 5ront 81 begleiien.
IS eeiBt BOB oie GorreipouOeuten
aufgeiorOert perOcn iollen 9elglen
3u Derlaiicu. Giuige oeriel6en beiiu.
Oen iid i6on ouf Dem @eimpege-
@oI0 fiir 9(mcritaner.
6olmoutb GngIoiO, H. 9nng-
Die Summe BON $li5,000 in oneri.
fanii6en Golo iuuroe 6eute BON Dem
omeritaniitben 9unoestreit5er nScn'
neiice~ abgela0en inO beute @ornIit.
tag nod Gn9lano 0eiouOt Gas
@olo nor in flciue Safer pcrpodt
mclAe in ScgeltuH ge9iIat paren
Die 90ihun9 oes @oloeS pnr0c oon
elmer aroBen Nlenihcnmcn1e Dec.
6obtet. g}a6 Der 2anoung muroC
ooS Solo BON omerifaHiihen N1otro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

fen nod eiuem @ogcu getro0eu mo
Damn nod Der 9a6niiotion 9eiobren.
Ser @olo5ng fubr Inn 1ati llbr
a6 unO eS miro eruortet OoB Oeriel6e
6cuie 9lbenO nuA ll6r in 2ouoon
eiuhefien miro, Gas @ol0 miro 10.
fort nod ser 9auf bon 9ouoon &c.
6rodt perOen
Nm 9orO OeS areuBers uerblie6er
$3,O00,000, melde omeritoniiben
9aufierS ge6orem mo $L0OO.OO0
9iegicrin0sgeIoer. Gin GROCER G6eil
OeS @oloeS Scr @ourierS miro wo6r.
ibeinlic6 morgcn noA 9onOon 6ci0r.
bert mcroen. ToS 6ieiiae 9onficr.
Gomite eriuartet aa6elnodridten
pon 9}ep Yorf; es miro ongenonl.
men Dab ser oroBte S6eil OeS @el,
Oc9 aii ser @ouf bon GuglonO Oepo
nirt wcr0en miro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
RESOLUTION PRES ENTEp TO
COUNCIL LAST NIGHT FOR
SUCH ACTION.
To Ask Regarding Payment for Meters
BY Private Individual When
Removed From City.

Councilman Charles Seabright Of
fered a resolution In council last night
to have the city solicitor take up the
matter OF changing the water rates Of
the city with the public service COM
mission at Charleston. Furthermore.
to find out whether or not, meters.
purchased by the private individual
should be paid for by the city when
they are condemned by the Guy coun-
ell This action or resolution came
after a recommendation had been
made some time ago. to change the
water rents from meter TO nat rate
basis.
The question arose as to what
should be done with the meters. Il
was decided TO place the city on the
nat rate basis. and this caused an in
crease I'm the estimated revenues
amounting TO $4,000 Controversies
arose. causing the detention OF the
whole plan. This resolution offered
last night will bring the maver up IN
a new light
II Is as follows: That the city
solicitor be instructed to take up with
the public service commission at
Charleston the question :rking out Of
water meters. and secure it's opinion
as TO whether or not the meter users
should be reimbursed for their meters
II they had been requested to buy them
by the city The resolution WIS sec
onded by kennon and passed the sec
ond branch without dissenting vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. Dec. s-Mr
and Mrs. = a. Durham are visiting rel
atives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. p. ". Gaffney and daughter
ienesieve. are spending a few days I'm
Leith. Ohio.
Mrs. Louis Hancart and daughter. Mrs
Dyer Fisher. spent Sunday in New Mar
tinsNille. the guests Of Mrs.. l.. A. Cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Neuschwander
have gone TO Pittsburgh TO remain for
several days.
Dick
John Stern. Of East Liverpool. ohio. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Mary f. VIII
Harry Daily. who has been spend
ing the past Few weeks in Parkersburg.
has returned home.
Mr.. Brooks Ellis. Of st. Marys. spent
SUNDAY With air. and Mrs. a. C. Ellis. OF
Mrs. Frank Dunlap and sister, Mrs
In Wheeling.
Miss Francis Debolt has returned
home from ohio Valley General Hospi-
tai at Wheeling. where she underwent
an operation for tumor.
J. IL Massie. the "Wearever'" sales
man. was In Belmont Monday on bust
Prof. Baorsford. OF the High school.
spent sunday with his family near Nor
Mrs. q. l. Wilson has gone TO zanos-
vile. Ohio. TO deliver an address before
the Nomans Missionary Society OF the
Iresbyterian church. While there Mrs.
wilson will be the guest OF Miss sara
The Woman's Club met Tuesday af-
ternoon AZ the home Of Mrs. J. J. Me
cay. on Main street. The leader OF the
meeting was Mrs. 4. &. Jackson
sunday afternoon at 2:3o. in the audit
torium. the SistersNiile Lodge No az
". y. -. Elks held their nineteenth an
nual Memorial. a large audience listen
ca astenuvely To each number on the
the finest ever given By the local lodge
Mr.. Hague. a grocery salesman OF 81
MaTys. - In town calling on customers
Miss Naomi Gillespie very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her girl friends
saturday afternoon In honor % her
.twelfth birthday anniversary.
MI. Ham. a prominent hardware man
OF wheeling Island. a. here looking after
business matters
Mrs. n \. Preston has returned from
nshtngton. where she has been the
guest Of friends for the past week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
NBW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligence Will he found
On sale az AEar's Cigar and Fruit stano.
Main street. lannon's cigar and Frutt
stand Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas Fruit stand. 80 DEPOT
NEW MARTGNsVILLE W. Va. Zee
Tho Eradc pupils Of tht local school.
eul give tneir entertainment again next
FRIDAY niEht Tor the benent of the b.
hrary. This will b. done 81 the request
~ many % the patrons who vert ur-
able Co attend last Friday night on nr-
count of the rain
The hfteen year old son 81 Lon gideu
VINO lives near town died OF typhoid
iyNer last Friday lntermcut was made
sunday IN the at Hopt cemetery. a
youugeT child o. the same family h.
pathy of their many friends
frederick y. Hopkins delivered hts
lfr ture The Golden Fltece. 81 the
auditorium Monday night The Wa
we second number ~ the Magnolia ler.
ture course and was we'll attended Inc
neNt number VIII b. Eivou "Wednesday
svenluF, December re. when schiidEefa
cnurses have been growing BOZ popular
tafor each year. and very few towns
TIE size ~ thia one are presenting such
JUDGE b b Morris left SUNDAY even
INK Tor West Union where be- is bold
Niles ida accompanied him - far 81
The Mountain state business college
short Tine and srent SUNDAY wiz hf-
81 H wurbt has returned from o
hlrireaa trip o. Uuntinrton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Sentiment in
financial circles was considerably
heartened today by the decision of
the Stock Exchange to resume re-
stricted trading in stocks on satur-
day This feeling was accumulated
not so much In the volume OF busi-
ness for bonds and stocks, which fell
under the recent high level, but In
the hrmer tendency shown by nearly
all classes Of securities. Moreover.
the days list of stocks submitted for
publication showed several additions
70 that issued Yesterday, indicating
steady extension Of the demand.
While no apprehension was enter
tanned respecting the wisdom OF the
movement made by the EXCHANGE. Il
may De said that every precaution
10 insure Its success will be taken
The fact that IL has not been deemed
necessary TO form money pool" TO
De used as backstop against heavy
liquidation was in itself regarded as
an indication that offerings would
md ready absorption. Another safe
guard will be found I'm the level OF
prices at which all stocks over SIS
may be sold.
Further demand for exchange on
Berlin was the sole feature of the
market for foreign remittances.
cables to that center being quoted at
s2ls. with sight drafts at 81 Deal
ers in exchange were practically I'M
snimous in the belief that the recent
sensational movement I'm marks was
due TO German selling of our stocks
In this market. together with the
PROBABILITY OF some loans here for
these same interests.
Continued ease marked he local
money situation.
Unofficial news respecting the steel
industry suggested better inquiry
for special products. with a continu-
ance of the deadlock for equipment
materials. November tonnage of the
United States Steel corporation, to be
published on Thursday. was expected
TO disclose another decrease In I'M
filled orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
CHANGES IN CITY WATER RATES UP
TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
THE WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

The storm center Is moving slowly
northwerd along the New England coast.
with decreased energy. and unsettled
weather. while snow or rain. prevails TO
the westward over the central valleys.
Rain continues In the Gulf states.
The high pressure. cooler weather
area covers nearly all the country west
OF the Mississippi. extending eastward
over the Lake region TO the north At
lanuc coast and attended BY snow IN
most sections.
Unsettled weather. with light snow at
times. will continue In this section to-
night and "Wednesday. without much
change In temperature.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. 43 degrees: lowest last night s.
degrees. precipitation. O.33.
The Ohio will probably fall In the dis
trfct tonight and "Wednesday.
IL. G. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
DO You Teach?

Look back over what you've done
TO teach people to be your custom
ers We're the results worth
while? Advertising is teaching.
mostly through the eyes-not ears.
Let US submit records Of past re-
suits. showing that we can increase
your sales and profit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
EARL ANNESLEY And
COMPANION KILLED

fpNppN Uer q G.1O o. m=Earf
Anncalcy. and his companion. Ifeu..
hcevor. who disappeared early last
month after starting on an aaropln Ie
fiFhf Co the continent. have both been
killed by Germans Countess Aursafat
was notified today that che men were
shot on November 8. while dying over
oHtend
Francis Aruenlry. rirth earl of Anras.
lry. wac born iu 1850 Tho ancestral
homes 20 The hrrealoTH are af Castle
WelLan ana Donald Lodge Iu toe roun.
~ Down. ireland Tho Enn bad mol
children walter Hereford AuuaalsF. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
WELLSBURG
New picture Hou.. win Open soon

New Picture House viii Open Soon.
Wellsburg is to have a new moving
picture house. Work is now under
way to get the theatre ready. that IL
might be opened for the holiday trade.
lit IL to be located in the building next
TO the Walker-Gilchrist building. for
merly used as a garage. The entrance
will be where the garage entrance was
located. When completed. IL will seat
about 250 people. Everything about
the new theatre is to be of the newest
and most up-to-date kind. II is under
stood that an elaborate entrance is
to be built for the new show house
The new theatre will be managed
by w. II. Scott. one Of the best known
business men in the city. who is also
the principal owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
BALANCE OF TRADE
FAYORS UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 balance
OF trade in favor OF the United States
OF 81. s52.342 was shown at the close
OF the week ending December 3. mark
ing gain over the previous week OF
-, 4SS,O4I. These figures were given
In report issued tonight by the de-
partment OF commerce based upon l--
turns from the twelve ports OF the
the nations entire export and import
business.
Exports are shown as S4s.s2O.626 and
imports as s24. 96s.2s4 FOR the week end
ing December 5, as compared with SAL
0eS.S52 and S26.6Ss.5bT respectively for
the week previous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
WEST VIRGINIA. PorrERs
ATTENDING CONVENTION

WASH NOTION. Dec s-W D. Wells.
or Newell " Va. Chairman Of the
labor committee Of fhe United states
Ppffnre nEa0riatlpu 90 the annual CON
reufiDn ~ the association mere to-day
dec barred that me department % com.
uerro had gone out Of be- wnf 10 in-
fHrrrrf' lfa report 81 the recent fr.
VsFtiFaflon into me ruaf uf pottery rru-
ducflOu lu Che United states and Fnr
land. 90 81 90 support fnf widely al.
rrrtIHrn opinion ~ certain Officials uI
o. department that American indus
Tries ure not enlDlyrtly managed.
President o. u. GnHrar. " furNurfur.
The American labor cost ~ rHrfnerwnrr
unr fully eighty per cent higher than
the European labor cost one hundred
manufacture from the Pottery 1in-
frfcfa ~ ohio. West virginia ard Sew
Jersey are attending the convention
which viii close foruurr0u night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
ARRssTGo 90 eMeEzzLGMeNr

CHICAGO. Dec jaime BARKER.
founder and president Of tho south
Trenton Pottery Company. 81 Trenton.
N '. accused ~ having embozzled
$4,000 n Tho rompanys funds. was
arrested here tonight at the home 81
Mifs klttic Er.ckeon. who. the police
said. came here from Trenton about
the time Barker left that city some
weeks AFRO Miss Erickson left FOR
Trenton Immediately after the arrest
and Barker offered fo waicc extradi.
lion and return at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
TO ArEHD REvrvAL
SPECIAL Dsissation % y ~. C. a 90 20
Martlns YsrrY ThnradaI

QUITE m number ~ fhr member of
fhr local " o. a are planning fn
attend The Bot Jones rHnurH II.fir
evening" Tho nTHrfIh bore ~ fhr party
uIfI meet af fHe WHrafIrr Traction
Nnrnrauv office nn Main street. nf q
urforE and from there they viii Tn boz
BODY fn Martins Very on a. fHr fFnf
fna been chartered Tor fhf Uurnfrf
Preservation have alrrafr been nladr
frr ~ rnrfp "a fhf TahrrnarIr in Mar.
tire TerrV NJ g. folly expected fraf
Hanr ufIf faFe adrautnnr NJ fhf srrlr.
.urIfF o. attend tho urefIrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-09
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED BY CITY COUNCIL

Claimed that the money should be re-
paid them Sheriff Sweeney made the
motion to adopt the resolution. which
was seconded by Councilman Naas
The city solicitor informed the branch
that such action could not be taken,
and the motion lost. s to 5.