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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
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Am MDnente.
Nus n~Sseieritunpen".)

Ser critic Ibpent1pnntdg par por@
iiber mn iene title, idpne 3eit ge>
fommcn. ba Die hriitlihe Srauenipclt
eifriger ais ic Die 0dnoe regt, UNI all
ibren Sieben, 9roB unb Helm, Srcu0e
am beiliaen Scitc gu bereiten, uno
audi init lpr9enoer Site Der Nrn1en
bcrft. aoitlid) aber lit oicie 3cit,
fpcnn Die fromme Ittter bemiibt lit,
in ben Ser5en ibrer &inoer iene lpeibez
pollc Stimmling 81 erlpeden, ipelhe
rns Alen bcim Niidblid auf Die
gliidlifen Sabre Der eigenen ainbbeit
ha3 .9cheimniBpole &eibnahtssez
fitbl" mie cinen ldugit entidpunpes
ncu ldoncn Srnum pieber empfinben
ldbt. ras einit uniere iun9en Ser5en
bcjciigtc.
IA. icli9. o ielig. ein ainb mod
81 icin!"
Siam cS fptrtlih 0tiitter gebcn. Die
nltr ser irbiiGen Settle bes bodbeili9en
Tcitc3 gebenfen. niemalS ibren &leinen
pom g0ttlihen Ginp i'm Stale 81
&ciblebcm e~r3dblen, ME nit ibnen IS
licbcub anbeten, fein &eibnadtslieo
nit ibuen iilgen, ibre finplihen @es
nliltbcr, Die 10 empfdnglif fir Sinms
liidlcs iinh, nidt mad oben riHten?
%eipcr 9ibt es piele, ad). mr. 3u
bic!c iplder lueltlih 9eIinnten Srauen,
Die pom .@eibnad)tsmann". ipobl
audi pom Sbriittino reocn, bod, INNER
n.r ais irbiihen @eifenf @eber Sci
ncr cripdbnen. niemal5 uber pom
licbcn 6cilnnb ipredcn, Seien @eburt
ms frob nno 9lildlid. 6u Grben Des
SimnclS mud)t.
8ic arm iinb bicie Iiitter. ipie
arm ibre ainber!
SrdlBen liegt tiefer Sdnee; elm
lulgclu- bnli6 frilber unb barter
Mintcr ma eingctreten. linn 10 9es
miltblider ma es i'm bebaglid burds
mGrmtcu 3intmer, lpo Srau aan5leiz
rntb Sh0nlpalb nit ibren brei 5Dhs
tern arbeiteno iaB. - %. luie langs
pcilig M oas Striden!" fluate Die
n%cunidbri9c Iartba. .8ann id, nidt
ennlid alfborcu?" - .Sie 3abl.
peldJe i'd Dir aufsau. lit nod nid)t be-
enbet", iaate Die Iutter freunolidJ;
.bu mnSt fleibis iein. ionit bringit
ou Die Striimpfe fir Sannd,en bis gum
beiligen abcno niht fcrtia. Scntc
bob. pie bas flcine Idbhcn lid
frelen pirb!" = Seine Iutter
Itridt gelpiB fir S~anndenl" euts
gegncte Iurtba. iuelhe gar an germ
Dont Stiliibcn erloit iporben mGrc.--
.Sie quite &aroline bat ielten Belt
pasl; ben ganScn Gag mGift pber
pldttct tic, nm iid unb ibren brei Slim
bern SnS tGglihc 9rot 5u perpicuen.
&ir bnbeu ale llrinhc, Der treuen
scclc oantbar 81 icin. bemn burd aht
Sabre bat lie ms aeipinenbnft 9ebient.
mir piel 9ait mo Wiibe absenpmmen.
Schulz nit eMren ltnarten gebabt uuo
INNER mar lie bereit. lpdbrenb Der
arbeit euh 81 ~er3dblen uno clre buns
bert Srn9en 6l bcnntiuprtcn," -
,S9ic irene ih midy". iubr bic @utter
nod, cincr Ruuie iort, v0aB i'd Dies
nal m~nucberisi 0abc, I'M s~aroIine NIB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
xxxxxEEktxxHN
Su mcin Shnbgeiit!

gu mein Sdubgeiit. @ottes gneel.
&etde, meide nidlt bon mir;
S%iibresmih burh's Sbnl Der Won8cl,
Sis biuauf, binnlf gu Girl
2nB MIDI bier alif bieicr Groe
Seiner SIbrilng miirbig iein,
9aB ih itiinOlid beiier lperpe,
Hic bari mid ein Tag 9~ereu'n!
Sci gum &unpf on meiner Seitc,
8enn mir Die Seriutuns tpinft;
Steb' mir bel I'M leBten Streite.
8enu mein milocs &eben iinttl
Sci in bieier &elt poa Mdngel
Stets mein Sreunb, mein Silbrer bier;
Oh mein Shusgeiit, 9ottes @ngel,
@eide, ncid,e nid)t bon mir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
YrciSausihreiben.

Siebc &iuberl = 81 1
@eibnad,ten luulen mir @ut 1
, pieber cine tleine SreuDe be- 1
, reiteu. &r nerben bier Yreiie 1
, pertbeilen fiir Die bier beiten 1
, Intporten Die mir auf fol9enoe 1
Yreisfrase erbalten iperoen:
User rparen bic ndfitcn uub 1
, ndberen @eruannten oes Gbriit= 1
, finn6ens auf Grben."
Die Ereiie limb:
1. Yreis: grector go. 2 ober 1
$500 in Saargelo.
.. Yreis: Sas terrlihe Bud 4
rSeben Sefu."
, 3. Yreis: Gin id)Dnes 9ebets 1
, bud.
4. Sreis: @iuen Goienfran5. 4
Sus Reconsideration bauert 1
, bis gum 6. Sanuar 1915. 4
, Gbenip iuie bel ben iriiberen 1
Yreisansifreiben merben Sd,rift 4
unb Mufiat in Setraht se5psen I
werDcn.
@liid aufl
Ser Smfel. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Sci gcariikt, bu Mafeauie!

Gel acgriiBt, On Wofclloie,
Nuubcnpplle Wtagb bes Serrn,
&unberbnre Sarunsrole,
@ottuerbeiB' ner MorgenIternl
llni'rc Soffnuug, uni re Wonne.
llnicr5 Seiles lihtc Come,
9, Maria. lei 9egruBtl
SHUTTER on Ser id)Duen 2iebe,
Mittlcrin an @pttes Sbrpn,
Nctt ms aus Dem @elt9etriebe
Ntitlcibspol 81 bcincm Spbn.
9Glf Did id)dllen, nllf bid) bulIen
SSir in finplidcm Tertrallen,
8, Iaria, iei gcgrilBt!
Gel geariibt! Mit Gugeltoreu
Sin0eu mir Dir COB uno Yreis.
S!aclu nit beo &immels Spbdren,
Yiit Dem gail5en GrSenfreis:
&Dnigiu I'M Sterneutran6c,
Gtrablenb inn YertiGrun9sglnn6e,
s, Maria, lei segriiBt!
(rM onita.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Nnerlet NutliheS.



Observation-Disclosures lln6en Butter
lperoen .5u Sabne gerilbrt-fals lie
ungeial5en lit. fiigt ma cine Yrile
Sal5 on5u-tbut "a Yfb. Iebl II. 5pei
lln5en feincn 3uder binein, iopie Elm
Siertel Quart 0tild]. Iues 3uiams
men erbibt ma alIf idlundem Seuer
inter itetem Hiibren. Nat Dem eriten
Iuffod]en miro Die Ialie, Die pole
ItdnDig glatt iein mug, 6uriidse5oscn,
iie muB auf Der marmerl. aber niht
heiBen Seroplatte etipas trodnen.
Snnn fommen bier gibotter BARN uno
in Den 6iemlih absefiiblten Seie-
Die bier 81 Shnee 9eihla9enen @is
ipeiB. Sas Snnere elmer pnlienben
Sorm, beren Nano minbeitens 212
3oa bod ;ein ioll, miro iorgfdltig
ausgebuttert. Die Sdlfte Der Iaiie
bineinseseben, barauf cine Shiht
Ipfelmarmelabe (unter Die mar uad)
@cid)mad 6lpei GBlDffel Ipritolenz
Warmelabe miid)en fannJ, nit Ser
5~lpeiteu Sdlite bes Seiges miro oieie
Srlhtidid,te beoedt. Su mdBig mar
mem Sfen lit Der @uflauf cine fnappe
Stunbe gu baden. gr ioa ettpa nm
bas Spppeltc iteigen unb ihDu 9oloz
braun iperben. Tor benz Inritten
itreut mau etpas seiiebten 3uder
ilber Die Speiie, Die ipfort. uno Slpar
lnseItilr6t, uu5urihten lit. 6at man
feline Yor6ellanform sum Baden, um>
aibt mar ben glefranb Der Sprm nit
elmer 5uiammcnseitedten ipeiben Ser
piette ober elmer Hiiihe ans peiBem
ooer farbigem. gum Serpiee paiienocm
pper aud ans gemuitcrtem &reps
papier.
Weberiad6iher S%amerbraten (nah
ciner 6amburger Sorihrift) .-Nan
le9t Gin ldl1nes berries, gut gee
flopitcs Stiid 8inoileiih (9lume poer
Shlpau5itiid) iiir brei bis bier Gage
in miloen @iIig, lpobei CT tdglid, elm
Wnl umgelpenbet lpirh. Snnn lGBt
man 10 lIn5en miirfelig seid)nittenen
Sped etiunS ali5braten, gibt ons nbgc>
trodnete Sleiid ncbit einigen friihen
Seronetidlten @ndolbcrbeeren bincin,
ihiebt Die Shame in Den Sfcn unb
ldBt bns Sleiih 0 allen Scitcn gelb
uno hnlh gar brdten. WdbrcnbbcMen
bat man cine 9rpBe llntertaiie pol III
Sd)eibcn geidInittencn 3lpiebcln IN
Butter ober Sett bellgelb perbcn lulicu.
gieBt Snei Sberkiien pide iaurc
Subne bnSll, gibt pics 81 Dem Srntcn,
filQt, ncnn notbig. nod cttpae iaurc
Sabnc basu uup ldBt bas Sleiih nod
um9eidbr = bis 30 Stunben bamit
bdmpfen. Wnn fam Die Saucc lammt
Sped mnb 3lpicbelu icrpicrcu. pcr bas
niht licbt. riibrt Die nit Wuiicr losnc@
tod)tc Snuce burd) ein SieB. idnledt
tic ab uno maGt tic. lpcnn n0tbia.
nit ctipus IN inurer Subne pcrs
quirltem &ruitmebl leimig.
y y -
Aus Der SnitrnftionSitannc.
llnteroiii5ier: r@oS scIhicbt uliu,
ipcnn Der Serr Sauptmann al cud,
in's Simincr tritt? &un. Subcr?"-
Hetrut: .@r idimpft."
~ y y
Seritremt.
&c BADEN lid lupbl crf6ltct. Soerr
Yroicllor. baB Sic 10 nicicn?" -
"It nein, babe ih bem acnieit? =
ib lpollte sigcntlid gobnen."
~ ~ ~
ShrcfliheS Sinh.
Wabame Sl Dem neuen Sicnitz
mdphcn: YSaB es Die Sicnitmdos
den gut bel mir baben, ericbcu sic
paraus. oaB lie midi gerne be-
lud,en fommcu. lpcnu lie cine onbere
Stellun8 baben; Sbre @prsGnscrin
pa erlt beute pieoer bel mir -
Yer tlcinc @ar: .ytiht pabr. Iamu,
Die bot and nod Spbn Al trieaenl" !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Des Onkel's Brief.
Also. liebe Kinder. da Ihr allie fest
seid, einen ~,
EHESToR :.

Baukasten Zu gewinnen. so will ich
Euch sagen, was Ihr III thun habit.
lhr wisst. dass die Catholic Printing
CO., die GesellSchaft. welche desc lei
tung herausgibt, noch drei andere Zei1
tungen b~esitzt: The Catholic Trib-
Wie' announcement S2.OOl, The Cath
Ollie Tribune Semi Weekly" (Abonne-
ment 5000. :KatholiScher Western
announcement 5000. "Luxemburger
Gazette announcement 5000. Wenn
es Euch gelingr. Abonnemente fir
irgend cine dieser Zeitungen Zu gewin-
men, so verdict Ihr, s0bald das AbOn-
nementsgeld bezahlt list. einen Erector
BaukaSten ais Pr;imie erhalten.
Fir Elm Announcement bekommt Ihr
Erector No. 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
4prehTunI.

2ieber SnfcIl-Sh mill aud,
einmal einen fleinen Brief ihreiben.
8ir ppbucn icd)s Slot bon S1uie
uno Stride eutfernt. SD 9ebe gerne
CUR Sdule. SD bin III Der pierten
&luiie. Weine 2ebrerin bciBt Sdpes
tier DC. Ilma. llnierc Stride u1p
Sdule iinp Dem bl. Iartus gelpeibt.
Sd bin elf Sabre alt mn bin Dos
Jingle Sinh in Der Samilie. Sic
Serien babe ih auf Der Snrm 5uges
brnft. Sa meim Srief anidugt lang
5u perben. muB ih idlieBen. Ytit
pielcn @riiBeu an Den licbcn Sntel.
pcrbleibe id Seine Nifte. YuuIine
SbuL Sbatopec, Iiun.
9iebe u d. t el-@s bat MIDI
iebr geircut nlld einmol etluas BON
Dir 81 bGrcn. Soffcntlif idreibit
Su bulb iuieDer. Sci bcitcns gegrilBt
pom Sutel.
9esenbc uun Sanft N%itulauS.
Sic criten Stcruc bliBtcu ant Simz
mel nuf. Us mar Der Nbeuo bcs B.
Sc6cmbcr 70.
Ser fleinc llrsmar, ser S~cbnidbriae
Spbn pes 8rafcu bon Sou9cmpnt.
itano an eincm Grferfenitcr Der Burg.
Or bate chen bas 8cntud) leincr
Iuttcr, Der @rdfin Iloegurb. pcrz
laiicn.
Or lab gclanglpeilt aus linb brildte
Iid bas Hlsfcn an Den Sheibcn
plntt. %erOrieBlid lab CT binaus ms
crane SGmmerliht. Sfon lett ciniz
gen Sa9cn crpnrtete or pergcblid
ieine Sreunoe unb SpiclgciIbrtcu.
pubert tmb Subgarbe. Die ainper pcs
VcIiscrS bon Scrpe, Dem Nahbarz
ihloB.
Iui eiumal erflang Der Spn zines
6ornes. Gin gleid)es Sisnal ants
lportete pom ShlpBtburme. Sie 3uez
bride Uurbc niebcr9elulicn. Sae
Surgtbor orcbte lid, in lcincn Nngcln
uno cine Heitcrlfaar iprengtc III Den
Shlobboi.
Chen lpoIlte Der S~borlpGipter Die
3ugbrilde pieper aui6ieben. Su
geipabrtc CT cincn @rcis nit lang
lpallenbcm idueeipciBem Bart. nit
Yil9ertleip unb Yil9critab. Gin
Siener in dbulifer @cpanbung 9ina
neben ibm. Gr iiibrte einen @iel,
lpeltcr 5lpci lpobIsiiiate aorbe trug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

"9aIt OIL ie on ibm gebetet2" fra9te.
ldtelno Der, &iI9er. p"
"Nein", 9eitunb llrsmar tleinlaut,.
"dber ih peib aud nid]t. lpie mar
5u i6m betet." Or 1ub nad Ieiner,,
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(0e5ember.)
5. e. Sabbas. Griipina. gaIus.
8. Nc. 9iifolaus. Ilella. SionpIid.
Z. 3. I%mbrpiius. Serpus. Ybaru.
s. SO. Marid ltnbeil. GftpfGmsmtR
Q. ,. 2cpcabia. |aleria. Yeter Sour.
10. s. Ielfiabes. y. Guldliu, s.
H.. e.. Sanlaius. Sa6inus. 8nriabas.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Bprtiesuns aui Der s. Seite.) "a
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&atbpliidlcr &irhenfafcnSer.

Sobannes i'm @efdn9ntB.
Mattb. II, 2-1O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
We Are Working
Like Beavers
Friday, March Is, 1915.

&tS shopping in the completed store. In a short time the
20 ; S.; $; s; !: ;:' !: 81 +: !: IS; 4; ]: 8: 8: 8; :; !: ::: !: !: !: !: !: :; !: Il: ; ]: S: !: s.; {: q: i: !:
49, and most modern retail establishment in the State
IN fact, we doubt If in the whole country can be found
one so large and beautiful in a city the size of Wheeling.
IN CONSTRUCTION, convenience and finish it is practically the last
u word in retail merchandising Establishments. 1t will be equipped
with two fast electric passenger elevators and another for freight. will
nave a parcel chute TO convey packages from every floor direct to the
shipping room in the basement, the offices will be furnished with the
most modern devices FOR quick and accurate work, while there will he
rest and lunch rooms for employees, sample rooms for travelling men and
rest rooms and lavatoneS and other features for our customers.
THE NEW entrance on Main street, opened up Yesterday. is more
d nearly in the middle of the building and faces a broad aisle run
ming o full block from Main to Market streets. Every passing dy sees
us nearer our goal-the opening of the finest store in West Virginia.
RUSINESS is in progress on the second floor where you will now find
-, at your service sections devoted to Boys Clothing, Infants and
ChldrenS Apparel, Silks, Dress Goods and Trimmings, Blankets and
DomeStcS, Linens and White Goods, Summer Wash Goods. Muslin
underwear, Patterns, etc. The new fixtures are being placed on the
main floor as rapidly as possible and we shall soon be in a more salts
factory condition to do business there than we have been for the past
several days.
RI AS patent as you can while affairs are as they are and watch for
- me announcement of the opening of the combined Stores-the one
you have known so long and the new addition merged into one beaut-
fl Mart OF Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19

bid Of S7ss. The report was adopted.
Another report by the same commit
tee. recommended for acceptance the
following bids: for furnishing and m
s~talling filing cases and lockers in
high school. by Klieves Lumber com
pany. at S542: for removing machin.
cry and apparatus from Union school
70 high school building. BY Wheeling
Warehouse and Storage company. at
500 for repairing furniture and paint
Ing. by l. W. Selvey and Son. S3iI.2O:
FOR installation Of lighting system in
high school. Sands Electrical com
pany. $3.50. This report also was
adopted. and contracts awarded. The
committee recommended for
bills amount TO S21S.5f.
The teachers and schools commit.
tee recommended an appropriation not
to exceed $3.50 for commencement OK
penses.
According 70 the report OF DR.
Drinkard. the medical examiner. 81
pupils were examined during he
month. One child was excluded from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
GOOD ATTENDANCE
DURING FEBRUARY
BEST RECORD MADE m HISTORY
OF LOCAL PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
SUPertnteneent's Report Shows Inter.
estina Fisures-Hish Sehooi
Enrolment Largest


Nearly 1000 more pupils were per.
feet in attendance in The local punno
schools during the past month b for
the corresponding month Of last year.
according to the attendance report
submitted by superintendent y r..
Citizens. TO the Board of Education.
last night. for the mont ending req
ruary %.
The report shows hat 1855 boys
and l.s25 girls. making a total OF 3.lSI
pupils. were perfect in attendance. The
perfect attendance mark has for the
past four or v months. averaged
than 5000 pupils. which Is the
best n the history OF the local
Last year the perfect attendance aver
aged about $500 pupils.
The enrolment in the vocational de
partmenJs Is exceptionally
ing. showing iSi boys. and $50 girls,
making a total II l.lS7 enrolled in the
manual training and domestic science
departments.
The enrolment In the mere
department Is 2O7 pupils. the largest
since its inception.
More pupils have been enrolled in
the high school this year than ever ne
fore. With three months OF the pres
ent school year remaining. % diner
ent pupils have been enrolled in the
high school year. Last year the total
attendance for the year was SIS pupils.
The present enrolment at the nigh
school is 555.
Superintendent's Report.
The following Is the report OF Super.
intendent Citizens:
March Sth. 1915.
Gentlemen. Your attention a invited
10 the following abstracts OF the reports
Of the Public schools of the city for the
month ending February 20. 1915:
BOYS. Girls. Total.
rolled al the begin
ming Of the month. ea36 25T5 5O4I
Number Of new pupils
within the month. 14g i5S sN7
Total enrolment FOR
the month ........ 1856 1857 52as
Number OF pupils
withdrawn from
schools within the
Number OF pupils re- "
naming at the close
Average daily attend
A1 .a?; dan; absence. s' 81 s' IS go az
Total enrolment since
opening OF school
Number or cases OF '
hardness of teachers ... .. 4
Number OF cases OF
pupils ..-.......... 1O3 so I5a
Number Of pupils per
feet In attendance. 1856 1925 3lSI
Number Of nom resi-
dent pupils .. 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
one Of the schools because Of tuber.

one OF the schools because OF tuber.
culosis.
me following school enumeration
were elected: Washington. Leon
Sprasg: Madison. Henry c. Never.
LAY, X II. Pogue; Center. Theresa
Ihllllps; Webster, Theresa PhiIlips.
hitchie. Louis A~rmbrecht.
permission was given Clerk Stan.
toh ana superintendent Citizens to re-
move their Offices from the Library
building TO the high school building.
The following members were pres
n last night: Cummins. Hare. Iblen.
red Jepson. Kennen. Mckee. Reed
tlester' Rogers. Seabright. Wagner
and President Armbrecht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
NEWSPAPER MEN
VIII Give Complimentary Dinner al
Windsor Hotel This Evening
for Mr.. J. Ed. B~lackford.

Mr.. j. Ed Blackboard who resigned
last week a. Managing Editor OF me
Wheeling News. to accept the position
OF postmaster. AZ Martins ferry. VIII
De honor guest NJ a dinner to be
served this evening az the Hotel Wind.
son BY the older employees OF me
News. Mr.. Blackford served % years
with the local daily. as Martins FERRY
reporter. local reporter and editor. ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
ROUTINE BUSINESS
Transacted at Short Session OF Board
Of Education Last Might
E~numerators Named.

Only routine business was transact.
ed AZ the March meeting OF the Board
OF Education. held last night The
session was a brief one. and devoid OF
features.
Dispensing with the reading OF the
minutes OF the last previous meeting.
the board Immediately settled down
TO business. The committee on bills
recommended bills for payment
amounting TO 1~2.66S.56. The report
was adopted and bills ordered paid.
The buildings and grounds commit.
tee recommended the awarding Of a
contract for furnishing scenery for
high school auditorium. to the Meyers.
Carey studio. Of ~Steubenville. az It's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19

Is considered one OF the ola Guard.
Al the dinner this will he
bout % or 40 persons who have
served ten or more years with Inc
News. They will recount the work OF
the old days as compared with the
more modern times. and "a is a safe
bet that some interesting stories viii
be told. Among those who will be IN
attendance. will be- Mr.. Allan smith.
editor OF The Sentinel. Parkersburg.
W. Va. former editor Of The News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
ANNUAL DONATION DAY AT
NORTH WHEELING HOSPITAL
INSTITUTION WILL sc OPEN FOR
INSPECTION OF THE PUs-
Lie TO-DAY.
Donations Of Neeessar,es fer the Work
seine Done ara Cash ~Subserip-
tons Are Acceptable.

Donation dsy will b. observed AZ
The North wheeling hospital TODAY
apd the Sisters % -. Joseph's Will
nave charge % the annual event. The
members OF the committee. who have
labored ely diligently 20 make he
anair a success. are Mr.. George
Aiathison Mrs. Seaton Alexander.
Mrs- A j. Noome. Mr.. ]. J Carroll.
Mrs. james q. Campbell and NJ
James McCann. n il expected thai
the general public will display lis
generosity a. In all former
for aid.
During the past wear the sisters
have had a great deal To do. owing n,
the demands made upon them ro-
Charitable help as well a. the treat
ing Of many patients. The care %
those In need. has drawn upon the
proceeds from the hospital. and in.
stead OF lessening the debt. This has
been materially increased. The do
nations received TODAY will 20 to-
wards reducing the debt a. well as
towards helping those who are in
need.
VISITORS at the institution will be
received from nine O'Clock this morn
INK until this evening. and doubtless
many viii visit the hospital through.
OUT the day. All those who call win
De shoWn through the building in or.
der 10 get an idea ~ the work that
Is being accomplished BY the sisters
ANY contributors needed about a bo>
pital. VIII be very acceptable. and a
special request II made for cash do
nations. which would 20 towards de.
creasing the debt Of the Institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
Department-Ths ElsmsntAry
and the High Schools.

WHITMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS schools
Boys. Girls. Total.
Enrolment for the month 265 323 5Ss
OF pupils en-
rolled in Eighth Grade So 20 122
Number Of pupils en-
rolled In Seventh Grade "a 100 1871
Number Of pupils en-
rolled In sixth Grade. 1876 141 ZIG
Number Of classes. a.
Number Of te~achers...
Attendance Officers Report.
Total number OF crses Investigated. ass
Number or cescs Of ruancy... &
Number Of cases OF no-n-attcndance. 44s
Number Of new pupils added 10 the
Public Schools
Number % new pupils add1i TO the
Parochial Schools ....-...
Pupils absent on account Of illness Ola
Pupils absent FOR other reasons .... Zg5
Number 81 legal notices served. r
Number Of visits to factories. etc
Number Of cases Investigated for
Public Schools A3l
Number OF cases investigated FOR
Parochinl schools ... q
Number Or special cases Investigated 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
MARYLAND FACES BIG
PROHIBITION FIGHT
Legislature Expected to Curtail
Sale of Liquor.

Annapolis. Dec. ga counting Of
noses among the members Of the state
legislature. which meets on the first
Wednesday in January, is being made
by both the Anti-saloon League and its
opponents. While neither side is Civ
ing out information, it is the general
belief that the Antl-saloon League oc-
cupies a very strong position and will
be able 70 compel the passage of an
act designed 10 curtail the sale of
liquor.
It is taken for granted that the fight
will be between statewide prohibition
and statewide local option. The
opponents of the league may attempt
at first to prevent the passage of any
legislation favored by that organiza-
tiOn. 10 is believed. however, that the
majority of the members Of the next
legislature favor some sort of temper
ancc legislation.
Months ago the temperance forces
announced that they would make a fight
al the coming session of the legislature
for statewide prohibition. DR.. Thomas
VI. Hare. the superintendent Of the
Anti-SalOon League, and his assistants
are at work 20 bring prohibition this
winter. Their purpose is to have the
legislature submit a prohibition amend
ment 20 The state constitution 70 the
people in the event that they win
three-hfths majority DO each branch.
Such a majority is necessary TO submit
proposal 90 amend the constitution.
n they fail 90 secure such a majority,
but get % fiat majority In each branch,
they plan 10 pass a prohibition act with
referendum lnasmuch as the refer
cndum amendment to the constitution
was adopted az the last election. any
prohibition act could be brought before
the people for a vote and its operation
suspended until after the voters had
decided