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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-03

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-03
Unpardonable Luxury.
Children Need Special Attention.

High priced feeds make scrub stock
an objectionable luxury on any farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

even this limited object has not beer
attained. Hitherto he has continually
been told that achievements are
about to arrive and tina advance in
force Is imminent. while reports of
startling victories on land and sea are
disemsinated broadcast. But such
~fabrications can no longer carry con.
vicuon when the troops realize that
instead OF attacking they are station
airy or even retiring. and the morale OF
the enemy must inevitably be affected.
The more thoroughly they are now
deceived as TO the true position, the
greater will be the establishment II
they realize that ultimate victory is
u"nattainable. while upon such an
army as that OF the Germans. which
a been taught to exalt the cult of
offensive almost into a fetch. the
mere consciousness OF being reduced
TO acting on the defensive must have
a o discouraging effect"
The British observer states that he
Is able to confirm reports that there is
considerable sickness in the German
ranks. He says that for some time
past there has been a good deal OF
typhoid. and that some German units
v even been Withdrawn temporarily
on this account.
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the following statement based on the
memorandum from the ambassador:
Settle Rubber Question.
The question OF rubber is believed
to be approaching a satisfactory set.
Element. Progress is being made with
the question of naval stores and IL is
expected that arrangements will be
made by which shipments can be-
made TO the Netherlands and Italy
and other neutrals without difficulty
II is understood that a plan for The
guarantee by american merchants
against re-exportation OF rubber 70
belligerents is being arranged for in
London.
With respect 10 shipments OF copper
nnal arrangements have not yet been
made but IL was learned today thar
through the cooperation OF the italian
embassy here and the Italian forein
ofice most copper carFoes will be free
from molestation hereafter. Althouzh
the Italian government considers that
itH embargo against the expectation
OF copper Is sufficient guarantee tu
the matter. IL has decided TO hel1
American shippers in getting th,jY
cergoes across the Atlantic without
delay by certifying the consignments
before they leave the United States.
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SHIP BILL
CcOntinusd Prom Pirss Pax..)

OF the committee. but that nothing
whatever be done. that American
shippers should be told they would
have 10 wait until their difficulties
settled themselves.
Even the advocates OF the bill. Sen.
ator Burton insisted. believed the gov.
eminent ships would be operated NJ
n loss. and he argued that to believe
those ships ever could be. disposed OF
and the government retire from tho
business without a tremendous loss
on the original investment az well ~
the deficit Of operation was folly. Sen
ator Gallinger suggested that the loss
In this way would be many times
greater than the expense Of ocean
MAI subsidies such as he favored.
Senator Burton gave IL as his
opinion that the president. with the
manifold duties which he IL discharg.
INK 20 ably" could not have had am
the available data before him when
he concluded that transportation "a.
cilities we're limited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
NEWS BRIEFS

WHEELING CREEK RUNS FULL
AS h result of the almost inces-
SAINT rains of the past several days the
creeks In this vicinity were almost
Overlooking their banks yesterday
morning. About noon. however, a
slight breeze sprung up and soon the
waters began TO recede. Fortunately.
however. one OF the streams were
high enough to any considerable
damage.
DISCUSS JAIL IMPROVEMENTS
At the meeting of the board of county
commissioners yesterday, matters per
tanning to the improvement of the jail
were taken up and discussed.
ROUTINE SESSIoN-A routine SEES.
sion OF the board of control was held
yesterday morning.
SENDING OUT CERTIFICATES
The officials OF the West Virginia
Sunday school association put in a
busy day yesterday mailing u insti-
tute certificates to those who attended
eight or more of the sessions OF the
city institutes that were held the first
week In November. at Charleston.
Huntington, Parkersburg. Warrington
Fairmont and Morgantown. The mum.
Der OF certificates TO be sent out will
probably number about 200.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

ought to be no peace which makes
for ACKNOWLEDGMENT and destruction
which is wrought in the spirit Of greed
and spOilation. There is only one de
mand which MAJ be made,-namely
that We shall have not only the end
OF this war but the end of wars: tina:
there shall be no peace without a com.
flned attempt on the part of nations
oil earth looking to ultimate disarm.
Sment n the reference Of national
disputes 20 International peace-courts
Peace a come only through forbear.
ance; a lasting peace can rest upof.
nothing less than a high magnanimity.
The last thing to be dreamed OF IN
connection with this war il revenye
Only n thing could be madden than
the present warfare and that were 2.
determination to iHniCt punishment
upon any n Of the ~contesting ma
lions. Out Of this terrible weller Of
blood and massacre there must como
renewed and deepened respect on thu
part Of nations for n another. a re-.
newed and heightened reverence for
national dignities. religious lnterrl
ties. and racial Municipalities.
For MS as a nation. the great ques.
tton which the war puts TO US 81 not
what can We do for ourselves. or. How
can we profit from the war conditions.
or. What advantages can we gain. but.
What can America now do for tho
wOrld.-How a We best serve the
highest interests Of the nations How
a We best actualize the American
principles Of liberty and justice for
which We stand?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
TRUTH
ABOUT CATARRH
Germ Disease That Can ne stopped
NJ killing Germs which causs n

a good many claims are made for this
and that remedy for Catarrh and doubt
less. N you are n sufferer from this dis.
ease. you have yourself tried many of
NJ '
The fart remains however. that there
~ = way ~ ret rid o. cafarrh forever
ana certainly the method most likely tn
succeed and 90 cure whore an else has
fallfd D. one hat your own druEFIaf
has 90 much faith 10 tHat he viii sell
~ 70 you on r. positive guarantee o.
success OF money back.
That's exactly the way that & VI.
frieet A Co. wheeling. and many other
ieAlinE ~druEglsfF lu this vicinity ars
EelinE Hyumei. the great Catarrh Errm-
hlller wonderful indicated but pleas
ant smelling air which you breathe Into
your nose throat and lungs through a
small lnhalins device that uuEFIsfs
furnish with r. Hyomei Dr. made rr.r
De pure healing Ol Of Eucalyptus. com.
biued with other powerful rarmIrffaI
ingredientH aud % not only clears up tie
mead and air uaHHnEeH and heals tho
sore. swollen iunaWed membrnurfe III
your nose o. throat but 10 Eocs farth-
90 does more its penst.Hrng ar is
sbsolute and positive death 20 every
sfrorH them utterly And whom the
germs o. tho diaeaFe and 90 Its fi-.
aFreoahIn aFmufnme stop. m you have
fsfarrh breathe HNYmeI 1fH the lrfr
sensibie thlrE fo 10 and sou gain notb.
20 ara lose much by Waiting DON 9
paper nov and take 90 into your drus
fist the Vsry next time you pass hfa
store. fnsist on FstJunE ths complete
nufnt which includes mo free rubber fr-
- if r. very nereFaHrv TO- use fHfa
inhsler 20 get best results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
FAVORS ALLIES
loonunu.a Erom FIs.t rsr.l

pressure OF some other part Of the
German lines
~ b. only BY balancing the total
results Of these attacks By both sides
that a clear idea can be obtained.
Really marked progress has been
achieved by the allies.
An Active Defensive.
The German defensive b. an
active one ~ a. founded on the
axiom Of war that the weaker the
force o. and the more hardly IL is
pressed. the more persistently should
% attack But 70 remains true that
such action BE- none the less essential.
~ defensive. even though here and
there one Of their counter attacks
may succeed In rcEaininE possession
of n trench or In driving hack a small
section ~ our front.
II We retain the initiative 10 NiiI
mean that the German soldier gradual
ly will become increasingly conscious
that no ia no longer marhcinE on Cal.
or Paris. that instead Of pressing
forward his role BE- merely 70 maintain
what already has been won and that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
RUSSIAN VICTORY
Cconenusd from First Page,

able to work. but in northern France,
between Lille and Arras. there has
been some hard fighting in which
trenches have changed hands more
once
Hard Fighting In Alasee.
Hard fighting continues also in Al
SAGE. where the French claim to have
advanced a little toward Altkirch.
They apparently have got no further
along the Gernay road from Steinbach.
The British admiralty now is con.
WINGED that the battleship Formidable
was destroyed by a German subma.
rine. In making this announcement In
house OF lords. the Earl OF Crewe
divulged the information that the
Spartan rule which the admiralty pro.
mulgated after the loss of the cruisers
Aboukir. Greasy and Hogue, that no
ship should go TO the assistance OF an.
other for fear that she. too. might be
torpedoed. has been carried out. The
captain OF the Formidable. although he
his ship was doomed. signaIled
h other ships not to stand by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
RUPERT MASON
DIES SUDDENLY
a DScrs DEAD c On ss1p DSH"0
Death Game while he was Returning
70 His Home In Elm Grove
After Voting.

Rupert Mason. a well known young
man OF Elm Grove. dropped dead on tbs
county bridge at Elm Grove, yesterday
AFTERNOON. shortly after having been 10
the polls. whore he cast his vote in tn
town election. Mason. who has been In
III health FOR the past several months.
was apparently better than for the past
several days. made his way to the polls
and seemed In the best Of spirits. jok-
Ing and laughing with his old friends.
when returning TO his home on the
west side OF the creek. he was suddenly
stricken with a hemorrhage and died
before he could be carried to his home
Mason was In his twenty-second year
and but recently sold out his share IN
the Frame and Mason barber shop, ow.
Ing 70 Ill health.
The deceased was a member OF
Panama Lodge, Shield OF Honor. OF Elm
Grove. having been taken into the order
as a charter member. He enjoyed a
wide circle OF friends and was we'll and
favorably known In the out the pike dis
trict: Besides his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
hugh Mason. the deceased Is survived
by two sisters, Misses Margaret and
Edna Late last evening funeral ar
rangements were Incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
MINERS BENEFIT
Interesting Performance Given las,
Evening at Carroll Club for Aid
Of Miners.

Quite a number were present at the
Oberield indoor circus. which was
given last evening a. the Carroll Cluh
Tor the benefit of the striking minerH.
Eight big acts were carried out which
included. wire walking. trapeze per.
formances. clowns. the KroOk family
OF contortionists. the Mexican ladder,
double traps and the show is brought
10 a close with y rip-roaring farce en-
titled largo, the Educated Giraffe
The music was furnished by y brass
band composed Of striking union min
ers. The show will be a. Nartiu,
Ferry tonight and tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
ANNUAL MEETING
Board Of Trade VIII Hold Big Meet.
ing Friday Evening, January
16-To Elect Officers.

Elaborate preparations are being
made and the program IL being rapidly
arranged for the annual meeting of the
Wheeling Board of Trade. to be held
IN the large assembly room. on Friday
evening. January Is. at which time the
annual election OF officers will take
place.
Secretary II. b. Naylor said yester.
day hat among the special features of
the program will be addresses OF inter.
est by eminent speakers.
The meeting promises to be the big.
gest and best ever held by the organi.
ration and something rood Is in store
TOR all who shall attend the enjoyable
affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
HAVE BANQUET
Mems Adult Bible Class OF BethIe.
hem Union Chapel Hold
interesting Affair.

A most enjoyable time was spent
last evening by 33 members of the
Mems Adult Bible class of the Beth.
lehem Union chapel at n banquet
given by A.. c. Kemple. who lost in
q contest with c. p. C~aldabaugh, 10
Secure the larger number of members
for the Bible class. Mr.. Caldabaugh
was captain of the red team. while
Mr.. Kemple headed the blue team OF
Contestants.
l. ID. Robinson was POSTMASTER at
the banquet, who called upon several
members OF the happy crowd for
brief addresses. including ]. f.
Bender. John Hermann. w. T.
Montgomery. Mr.. Kemple and Mr..
Caldabaugh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
NOMINATION
Board o. Trade Committee on OF.
heors' Nomination 20 Meet IN
Board Rooms Toniaht.

Notices were sent out yesterday AZ.
ternOOu BY Secretary r. 49, Naylor 81
the Wheeling Board Of Trade. an.
nouncing that "a special meeting 81
the nominating committee Of the
board will BE- held in the assembly
room this evening. at 2 30 o'clock.
Tor the purpose Of taking up matters
pertaining 20 the annual election ~
Officers % the organization in con.
nection with the annual meeting Of
the board. Friday evening. January
18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

The boy looks out and sees the snow that's fallen by the ton his
eyes WIN rapture are aglov, for snow means heaps Of fun. Upon his
Htue sled heH coast as fast as lightning goes. while lodging
oNON pilgrims pause 20 roast an boys and slcds and SHOWS AID
when he wea1es Of his sled, snovbaIlng still remains. he'll
swat some old man on the head. and dhslocate his brains The good
ca brings that delight which every small boy seeks. he halls with
gee mat mantle white OF which the poet speaks. The old man loot
out at the snow that covers street and plain. and heaves a mighty siob
OF woe, and has a mental pain. "Dodgast the snow" he cries. "aLssk
oaoShsh and exc gee vhiz! I'm due 10 have a fresh attack Of iumrirr
Iheumatz. Dire evils, m this time Of soct. my system will infesf ,ri
~ nave ehIolains IN my feet pneumonia in my chest. IN have 10
drnk a pail OF dope. my breast with grease snoint. and still the beast,
aches VIII grope along my every joint Alas. the DAYS Of long ap5
which truly we're sublime! When vas young there vas no snow ae
"'u no m'eItm WALT MASON
Copyright 1914 By George Matthew Adam.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
DIZZINESS?
GET RID OF IT

There is absolutely no need for you
to suffer from dizziness which l.
usually caused from indigestion.
II your stomach is out Of order so
that your food lies unidigcs'ed in
your stomach just take HENETS.
They will digest il AZ once
Dizziness. sour stomach, indigcs-
ton. dyspepsia and other stomach
ills vanish before HEXETS. One
HEXET taken after each meal will
soon cure these ills and YOU will
feel like a new person
Al all druggists-1Oc -25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon over the remains OF the
late Mrs. George Walt. who died We'd
1913 McColoch street. death due TO a
complication or diseases. Mr.. Walt was
IN the nfty-sscoDd year OF her age and
was favorably known Throughout the
city. She was a devout mi OF the
FIRST Christian church. and Rev. w. II.
fleids viii oniciate. The services will
be held at ? o'clock and interment will
be In Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
EAGLES INSTALL
Benwood Aerie Holds Interesting
Meeting and officers for Ensuing
Year Take Once.

The Eagles aorie Of Benwood in.
stalled officers last evening al a well
attended meeting. as follows Presi
dent Patrick Habig yi~ce.prpHidonf
John J Higgins chaplain. George
Riddle secretary. O. a Kelley. treas.
urer. Alex Chapman. conductor. Jos.
eph Kesel inside guard. Sam Pastor.
lex 0utsio. guard. Henry Crate past
president. Herman Spechf Following
the installation = smoker and social
session was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

Last evening at $40 o'clock at his
home at 1850 High street. Benwood, oc-
CURED the death OF Gregory Fordyce
after n lingering Illness due TO compli-
cation of diseases. The deceased was
IN the t~wenty-third year Of hiS axe. and
was wenn known in this city where he
has a large number OF friends. He Is
survived by his father and mother and
several brothers and sisters. At a late
hour last evening funeral arrangement
had not been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
WARWOOD ELECTS
very Ikttis interest TAKEN In up-Rivsr
Town E1soffon-Candidatss
lad no Opposition

Very little interest was taken In the
annual municipal erection held In War
wood yesterday. because OF the fact that
there was not any opposition to any OF
the candidates for office. and no Issue
was at stake. a aye recorder and
seven councilmen were elected. the can
dfdate for mayor. August Kindelberger
leading the ticket with 10s votes. The
vote was exceptionally light. and while
there was some scratching. this was not
very noticeable. There were ia votes
cast In the town. but the scratching kept
this amount from going to any one can
didate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
MOLESTATION
tcOnHpusd from First Pager

Bryan a general summary Of The
status OF some Of the specific oues.
which had been raised outside Of
the American note on the general sub
jet OF commerce Mr. Bryan issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

The last sad rites over the remains OF
the late William H.. Hall. prominent mill
man. will be held this afternoon at the
home OF his sister. Mrs. Jennie Barkes.
No. ll2l Eon street. The services will
w. II. Fields and interment will be in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
TURKs OCCUPY uRuM1AH.

HEIiLlN. Jan. o .tby wireless 90 say
villel-Tho Turkish official bulletin re-
cetVcd here to-day reports that Ottoman
troops have occupied Jrumiah. which has
been on important basal position 81 the
Russians. lrumiHh ir r. town Of Ter.
sian Armenia In Azsrhaiian. with u DOB.
ulntiou Of from 10000 To- 10000.
In 1919 Germany produced a mineral
output valued go tsq1. $50. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
SUNDAY ATTERroor M1Errno

Rev D. a MrDIaiF viii deliver co.. Hd.
dress e. the Sundrr afternoon maaffnr
ni ne VI q 4. which Del foo rf held
o. the FIrsf prssbvferiar church at Z
O'Clock AZ or. invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

The United States Navy has per.
fected a ~searchlight visible under IA.
yorable circumstances for 100 miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

The above telegram was received
late last night. twenty-five feet In
Pittsburgh district will make about
81 feet here. The crest will reach
this point Saturday night
This Will not cause a food stage
here by any According TO re
ports from above there should be nc
apprehension by the people in this
community IN fear Of n food.
The river was rising slowly here
last night with some ice coming down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
HIGH WATER THREATENS
BUT NOT A FLOOD STAGE
ALLEoHENv AND MoNoNoAHELA
RIVERS POURING WATER
AND ICE OUT.
twenty-five Feet Predicted For Pitts
burph by Noon Todsy-About
81 Feet Here Saturday.

PITrsBURoH. Pa, Jan. T.
With the Allegheny and monon-
sshsis rivers pouring water and
Ice into the Ohio river here,
Pittsburgh tonight faces a Hood
stage. The weather bureau pre-
diets . stage Of 20 feet az the
Junetvre Of the three rivers by
noon tomorrow. The Allegheny
river 10 above seasonal height
and packed with Ice. ice Jams
are reported north Of here. River
shipping In this district was
damaged by Ice tonight. The
M~ononaaheis 10 falling at its
headwaters, but Its largest
branch. the Vouahiooheny, 10
very full. Colder weather 10 es-
psctsd TO prevent a greater stage
than ~ feet here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08

Do Del said that on excellent bcvsr.
age similar to tea. can b. brewed
from tho rommon maldenhair fern
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
MAN SERIOUSLY
CRUSHED WHEN 4
AUTO is DITCHED'

Archie McCabe, p years old. of.
No i0l Mullett-st., was probably'
fatally injured when he sweryed an
auto which he was driving on Van
Uyke-ayc.. near Hsrper-ave.. iato'
Monday afternoon. 10 avoid striking
some reckless pedestrians IN the
road. and was pinioned under the
machine when II overturned in tho
ditch. His chest was terribly crush-'
Cd. and he was removed TO ST..
Mays hospital.
Arthur Kratz. OF No. Ash Winder-.
81 and William MAY, 437 Waterloo-2
st who were in the machine with
ncCabe, escaped serious INJURIES.
and were. taken TO heir homes.
They declared that three men we're
standing in the road as the auto
approached and one knocked tho.
hat from the head of one Of tie 9TH
crs. To recover the hat. the pedes-
TRANS ran straight in front of tho
approaching auto. and McCahe made.
sharp turn that threw his machine
into the ditch. In order TO avoid
striking the pedestrian.