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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

tag gtodmittag an Sen @roffnllngs'
6eierli6feiten 6eS neuen Seims fir
ocn nSsroelitiicbcn 6rauenoerein"
Gbcil. 0oS @eb1u0c, 0os ii6 in
Scr. 1880, 10. StroBe, 9t..@y befin'
oct, itano bon 8 llbr gaaAmittags an
0en 8eiudern often uno mar Der @e-
eenitono lebboften SSrtereies fir alle
Sbeile ser geb0Iferlng. 5rau &.
Simons, oie @oriibenoe oes @ereins,
bielt oie 9egriiBungs-9 -9(niprode, NOS
rouf folgen6e 6relln6e uno @0nner
ser 9[nitoIt geOen bieIten; Simon
g8oIf Or. @eniomin @roBman, Or.
9(6rom Simon 6rou 81. Simon
6rou 9lOolpb aabn Srou Sppenbei'
mer uno Soiepb Steiu.
9 ettIerin treibt ibr I'm
meien.
Cine biSber ltnin0entifi8irte 6rolI
eri6ien am Sonntog @orinittag in
ser g8obnung bon Sroii 0leIie 81.
Gorion, Scr. 632, 9[-StroBe, g2.-g8D
lino erbot iib Oos &eiiegelo nob 8al-
timore inter Der 9lngabe, ooB iie ibr
@iaet uno ibr SanotGidden berloren
babe. Sroit Garion, Der Die @eiude'
rim DeroGdtig eri6ien, idlug ibre
8itte ob unO beri6tete ipGter ben
@orfaa Ser 9SoIi6ei Die ser 9lniiat
1T, ooB oie llnbefannte cine lang ge-
iu1te gerion lit, Die in Der Stoot
ibou b6ufig megeu @etteleien OOrbe'
itroft pirOe.
8eamtenpabI Ser ct. 9[n'
tonius Stride.
SSn Ser Sanuar-@eriammlung Der
nSeiliaen gIamens-@eIeaI6aft~ Der
ct. 9lntonius Stride, 8rooflanO,
tpuroen fir oos Sobr 1915 folgenoe
geamte ernannt: 6. g. Su0ee, Yrd-
iioent; SoIepb Q. 9iooler, @ice-@rdii'
bent; S6omas &c. @ornlb, Setretdr;
g8iaiam {. 9alOus, S6aBmeiiter.
Scr SeeIiorger Der Stride, @ater
Gbonos 9. @iaiams, bielt pd6reuo
Ser geriammIimg cine gIuipra6c.
Gon5ert 0es nSGngerbun'
OeS.~
Syn ieinem GlubboltIe, Ger. 314,
G-StroBe, 98oromeit, CAB am Sonlt'
tag 9lbeno Ger v@ai6iugton Sdnger'
buno" iein piertes CONCERT in oieier
Sdiion. Inter Oen W3itpirfenOen
befanOen ii6 Sri. Gorinne 9odett
Otter @umbredt, 9iidnrO @ading,
EbeoOore SowarO, Srbin Gosgrope
inO sc. g. 8oDce.
Opfer zines 9Lutom 0 bill
llnfaIIes.
SRI. 9loelaioe Danenbomer bon
Scr. 716, 19. Ctr, 9lor0peit, purOe
al ser @de Der 81. StrnBe unO Der
@enniplbania-9lbe1ue bon einem g(n'
tontobil, oas bon Dem g}eger 5er6ert
Sobnion geiteilert puroe, lmgeralnt
imO crlitt Sailtabidiriirnoen an
gan5en &0rper. Sie lebnte eS icOo1
ab, in Elm SoipitaI gebra6t 81 wer'
oen, unO fii6r in einem ibr 5ur Ser
fiieung geitellten 9lutonobil in i1re
@obnuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
ebnnien. aas sannipieL idiI.

in gpanieu. Gas Sdouipiel ibil.
BERT 8wor feline S9Iadter, ionoern
nur in anibolIi1er @eiie oie 3u,
itanoe in Dem engliiden gollmerf
am W1ittelmeer. Gie niitiDirfenoen
@iinitIer in Dem SAouipiel iinO:
g}orman Erebor, Carroll @lcGomos,
9lobert Wlc9ooe, 2ouiie 9ianoolp9,
02acep Sarlan 9Hloreo Wlorris, Ga.
bio @laBforo, GouiiaQ Crime, Sos
9rau6urp, SSio6oi @ooopin SSDan
Simpion, GomorO Gee ino Gpnt6ia
2nt6am.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

S6e 2ittIe SAFE in Ser u@luiif.
glfooemie. os5niioe t6e 2ines"
in u5oro's Spern6ans 80
booD's g9ioom4 in BOLTS u9luOi.
torilttu~ aGon5iug Of gcitcr-
oag, Eo0oD ino Tomorrop@ inn
uMarDlano S6eater.~ nEbe
9elles Of TIE 9roaopoD Sdool"
I'M u@apetp Ebeater sis
Soptins" i'm oGoIoniaIsT6eater." f"
wlitiifaIiides.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Nn 6er .glnIII.lIIa6emie. pnr6e

syn ser .W2uiif.afaoemie~ wuroe
aeitern qbeno oas 8uoitiid oes gleU-
Dorfer ng1eip glmiteroan"- -Sbeoters,
oE6e SiitIe Gafe,4 aufgeiii5rt tn
Gas @tiid. 6as wegen ieiues Inn.
iongrciHeu gliisitathlngsmateriaIs
mr. an Sen groBteu @i6nen oufge.
fiibrt peroen fam, ihiloert Die
Sdidiale eines aeQuers in Dem
naleineu Gaze" ser pIobli9 our9
Grbihoft 5iim 0liaiondr miro. @16.
reno Ser WiaionGr bei Gage feline
3oue ais SEenuer In Dem tleinen
Gofe peiter ipielt. gebt er glbenos in
0ie cIegouteiten Geitaurouts imo TO.
Ifet oie 5reuoen oes reiden Wlannes
aus. Iieies Goppeaeben ais Geauer
iut0 lliQiondr fii6rt gll6ert iblieBlid
nit Ybonne, Der Eo1ter oes 9eiiters
oes naleinen Gofes4 5ninmmen un0
nad Dielen erbeiternoeu Sceuen mo
@2ib0erliauouiiien benz gbebun6e 5u.
Gle 9uffiibrungen oes an populdran
gqelooieu 10 ii6eraus reibeu Shides
begiuner 9ladnittagS INN 2 llbr
uno Abenos inn oht ll6r linz
ier Sen miimirfenoen Giinitleru be.
fin6cn iih: Soiep6 Q2ona6an W2or.
iorie @oteion S. q @ooole1 guma
Sracis SpbB 8 g)oung, Gelen Gar.
tia Belle SlHart 9Rarie Gattea,
Srege 6aitel 1largoret glnoerion,
$eane Noltaire Som grapes, G6os.
glorris Norf0 Ceqp, 2lbart Shlort
.Q2arice @aB. @iaiam GoDle, Coma
a2miie1, Gabrielle @rep. 8reo. @ra
9onl colin Gonpbea uu0 s. Stau.
ion Sed,
Die aeiamnten Ginnn6mcn an
Ger Qaiie in Ser oD2uiit glfooeniie@
ipuroen geiiern gl6eno po6lt6dtigen
3pedcu 5ir @erfiigtmg geiteat.
n6oro's 0bernbons"
Sn u6oro's Gpern6aus" ipuroe
aeitern 2l6eno oos crite in 9lmerifa
auigefii9rte Ebteateritiif BEL Dem
Der Hrieg in europa ben 6nter-
grmo 6iloet aege6eu Gas Stiid
ganmlt ans Der 6eoer BON Carl Ierr
4agers ocs ggyiaiicrS er-9lope[e
,s5cben &eHs to 9alOpate4 0es Diel-
leidt am meiii aeleienen 9udes oes
leeten So6reS- Serrn @iggers neue,
ites @erf oos ais bier gIui5iigen be.
lte1t uuo einen 3ctraum BON bier
SoaeH nmipannt, ipielt tn @i6roltar,
Der iuelt5cfauuten eagli4en 6eihiug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
9LIhn11nh'a Yhenfer-

Gie befonnte englii6e S9auipieIe-
rim Glen SerrD, Die sur 8eit cine
Sour ourd oie Ser Staaten maHt,
trat geiteru 9l6eno in n9n6aug6's
G6eoter@ auf. Sie ipielte Oie per-
ihieoenen Sel0inueu aus Sbafeipea-
res @erfen 3. 9. Snogeh @ortia,
Beatrice, 9ioiaIinoe, Spbelia, Ges-
oenono etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
n9oIi's 9ru6ftorium."

Qie beIic6te Gon1ooie o91o6oOo's
@ioop" bon George 9lDerp SopluooO,
nuroe geitern bon Ben &oliipieIern
in BOLTS .qluoitorium" 3rr 9(uffii6.
ring ge6radt Gas Stiid muroc
frii6er inter GobiO @claSco in Der.
idieoeucn Stdoten nit groBem er.
folg qeipielt. Ser oromotiiHe Sn.
bait umo sic peri1ieoenen 3iologe
limo ie9r intereiiont iin0 oos Stiid,
oos 1i1 in Balm @aa1 in 8lori0o
abipieIt paBt ausge5eiAnet fir Die
beri6ieoeneu Gr1fte ser n&oli~. .Spie.
Ter. 0ie 93one oes Gufc BON Mlore.
louo bat s. ban @uren ii6ernoni-
men, iud9reno oil Stene Ser erfronf.
ten @roce Suff @et6 8ranflbn ais
.3oranna" dlftrat. Inter oen an
oercn berDortrctenoeu Spieler fms
9lita GaOis, @eorgie g9ooot6rope.
Gertrude @ono6ia, Gt6el @ilion.
Sorreit Orr. SOiepb SmeeueD uno
So6n Gaicott-
nW} ar0lon6 & beoter~.
Gie Souptottroftion i'm n@2ar1.
LAMB E6eoter" mar geitern @eiiie
Glo0ton imo i6re Sau3er-Iruppe.
Ger cine Gift Der Srippe lit betitelt
uTanciug Of Deiteroa1, SoooD an0
gomorrom4. @idel uno @otion sic
mil Der 8ie9ielO uSoaies" @oritel.
Ing bier maren, puroen ie6r beifol.
liz oufaenonnen. gpelnn Gnunorc
brahte iriide i1o on0cre Sie0er
3um GortraG mdbreno Serr S.
Is. 9}igent in oT6e Squorer" mo
ga @racloies in o@iiions in 6oirp.
lono~ criMicnen. sic ouoereu fiinf
9(fte ouf Dem @rogromnt purOeu
nufgefa6rt bon 9. Gono6ue mo
Stepart, Sen s,onoleuren @erner,
9lmoros & 60, 8oro & Grub imo
Gonoinofi uno 2ouie. Ger aiuemo.
togrop6 3eigt oie neueiten Greignilie
Don &riegsidoiplate
u@o0ctD & 6eoter".
0Gon @liuer's 8o6emiau 9urles.
qiers" troten aeltern i'm n@aDeiB-
S6eoter~ mlf. Gle gauge Goritelluug
6eIte6t aus 3lpei 9lften lmO einer &a-
rictatcn-Ginloac. Ser crite 9lft III
betitelt nG6e 9eaes Of tie Boarding
S6ool" uno ser 5peite n@olOeu 4o-
lace &otel.~ Ger Sinnoriit lit 9iaD
@'cSntDre, ser So6n bon SomeS SIC.
SntDre, ser WcSutDre uno &eoib.
Gruppe. Gie anoeren Spieler iinO
5elir Stub, 9olpb @otion G6arles
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Gour Our6 0ie Ser. Staaten ma1t,
trat geitern 9l6eno in u9n6aug6's
G6eoter~ auf. sic fpielte Oie ber-
ihieoenen Sel0inuen aus Sbafeipea.
res @erfen, 3. g. Snoget &ortia,
Beatrice, 9loiaIinoe, Spbelia, Ges-
Oemono etc.
oGo1onia1 8 9eoter".
9loie Dleloille trat geitern in 0em
5tiide isis &opfins~ i'm uGolonial.
S5eoter~ olf. 5rdulein @lel-
bile moQte ibon Dor orei Sabren
i5re Goaen sis Sopfins" oufge6en
imo Ii4 gau5 bon Der 9ii6ue 5uriid.
jebeii 9lls jeoo6 uad elmer neuen
,frait geiuht iuuroe, fonnte feline &c.
funOen ueroen Die 6d5igfeiten bon
SRI. @lel0iacs beioB. Sic 9ebtere
iouroe Damn pieoer 5lriidgewonnen
mo ipielte ieit6er NIT oem ii6Iihen
grfolg oie GoQe Oes 9SoieD GountD-
@irles.
n92em Yorf Q SDmp6onie"-
Sr6eiter.
@alter Gauroi6, Ser GopeGmei.
tier oes ug}ep-gorfer SDmp6onie4.
Ordeiters, 0os 6eltte 9(beno fem
3meites CONCERT ser Saiion oiebt, 1T
ais Senior ulter Sen Superintendent
Der onerifauiideu SrHeiter befannt
0as Sr1eiter ieIbit weldes aus.
no6msloS ans tiiHtigen W}uiifern be-
itebt 1T in alien @luiiffreiien fir iein
geoiegeneS Spiel 6efannt geluoroan
2tls SoliItiu 0es gl6en0s lit 6rou
9laggie Gepte gemonnen iuoroen, Oie
iic6 ais beroorragenoe Sopronidn.
germ in fur5er 3eit bel Dem Con.
5ertpu6lifiim einen ie6r belie6ten
9louen geuoht bat ,Srau EeDte
miro oie 9Irie ous Nto3arts u3ou6er
ilote." 1a0ier 9erours n9e g}il1 un0
SretrD's ,,Goie G6erie~ iingen, tpd6.
reno Serr Gomroid oie 5-mon
Symphonic bon Giaaifowsfp sum
Gortrog bringen miro Gieie SDm
p6onie Gilt neben ser n&at6atique1
BON EihaifomsfD ais cinc ser popu.
ldriien Sh0pflngen Oes Gonponi-
item uno lit bon ben 0}uiiffritifern
ais nShidials SDmp6onie~ nod
Der bon EidoifousfD ieIbit in 9rie
fen alsgeipro6enen @rinoioee be.
5cidnet woroen. gluBer Der SDn-
pbouie miro 0aS Srheiter me6rere
olte iriihe @oIfsIieoer un0 Gdn5e
0ortragen uno G6eile ans GeIi6es
Ballet ~SplOio~ ipielen.
s Gon5ert0es &neiiel Guar.
ur.. -. t.etts.44 ao.
aommen0en 5reitag, sen Is. ga.
nuar gibt ooS aneiiel- Streid-0uar-
tett ien eiii5ises Gou5crt in Oieier
Saiion in Baltimore Gcu 6reun.
0eu uno @ere6rern ser &ommernuiiif
miro oas Strei1 Guortett Oas iid
in Scr @}uiifmelt zines ousgejeiAne-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

9leIpeo gluua Belmont uno W2op
9iitiieQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

me conEre cation OF the First Al -
church held it, regular weekly prav-r
isINlce last evening In the church par
Mike Freeman. foreman M the Pen
wood mine. Of the Hitchmpn Coal com
pany. has resumed his duties after b.in-
OH Tor nearly month due 20 burns
sustained when an explosion occurred Ii,
", sne mine. one sunday morning a month
Edward Anderson. one Of the oldest
anu most highly respected citizens -
thls Guy. continues In serious condl-
ZION az his home on seventh street Mr.
an, - suffering with paralysis
Mrs Ira Wait Of Brooke county -
spending several days in tho CITY Visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Sue Wesler. OF HeIlqiro has ro-
here ''''-'
o. o. Nuss 81 Moundsvins local b,r.
Dot. arcnt yesterday in wheeling attend.
lnE 20 hueincse matters
ftl-ndshtp Castle 40. z. Knights OF
N oelaen Eneic held a. largely attend
NC Mschen builling
Mr ana Nrs John T.. Uigriur have re-
tefnc. o. their home at IIftIston after
"a fisit with friends and relatives
males marble has rnturnad 10 bfa
N ~ nero lrum rs Uefun o. rnrrf fbn
nter Mr. N4rpl0 has been vorkinr
pr we Com Tor tnt last couple uf months
~ interest o. hrinE mnnIfrafad fn
Whssiinr Traction Corpany's effort
lt Dr. u hrst '.u. Iteration fr hie vg4rf.
gInce ne safsfr Orrf' mfstirr ~ tr.f
IpfadaT hIrci ur are fo D.. held 81
'' employees each mrnk or 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

IN meeting neld at the Island car
barn. Practically every lineman Of
the company attended the meeting
and for one hour they listened 10 two
very good talks Messrs. Scott and
Reid gave them statistics concerning
the number and manner OF deaths or
accidents to employees and asked for
their cooperation in the work of re-
ducing fatalities.
In their talks they outlined the be.
ginning OF the great movement here
and insisted that all employees. wheth.
or they work In the Office or On the
line. take an active part and push M
work along here az Il is being pushed
IN other cities. Following the morning
meetings they left for other cities.
where campaiens will be conducted
They viii likely be followed within
the next few months by other safely
first" organizers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
EXCUSE CHILDREN
School Author.ties VIII Permit Pupils
% Nisit Dental CUnic-Others
VIII De Looked After.

Arrangements have been made for
The care ~ The teeth Of children VINO
are IN school 70 has been decided by
INC school authorities 10 allow those
whose teeth need attention time out
or classes and not mark them absent
while they 40 to the Dental clinic TO
receive treatment
Secretary A. D. Sinks. az the Aid
and social Service association. vee.
terday forwarded blank forms To tho
dliieront schools These may be- filled
out hy Che teacher and viii serve a.
record to show tho reason tho
children are out
Yesterday on elderly lady appeared
Do Tho office OF tho association ana
asked Tor aid She said sho had boon
without teeth since laat summer and
had no means by which she could
procure nov ones Tho lady was
asked to return Friday at which time
h'r case would Do taken up % b. not
The custom of thc clinic. however. to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Houndsvilis Bnsf..

t'@S'ers OF the world
HoundsvtIls Brisfs.
/ hIee convicts were DISCHARGED from,
ne penitenuary yesterday on reeaIsp
tencss &C. having completed their sen
MI: and Mrs. Fred L. McNruIIen and
SauEhter, Miss Irene. leave TO-DAY 90
S,,,,,sn *. va. where they will make their
aafry l.. Brown and family. of thi.
Where they Will reside "
Inc choir OF the First NJ. e. church
heid It's weekly rehearsal last evening
Harry Daizell and John Weaver Sa,v
theatrs $3.50, ~ nation at the Court
George W. Byrnes OF Firm 49,,
=, DEM yesterday in Wheeling attendin@
10 business matters.
The MonudsyiIie Motorcycle Club will
e,ser,,. resuiar weekly meeting this
avenue. ''" oh 'eiierson
=, Ihe Thimble Bee Society OF the First
~ = ,SnuFSn meets this afternoon with
- Sora higss. OF Jefferson avenue
Iss nc cabinet OF the Simpson Epworth
WI WI De held at the homo OF Thomas n
iSrstt' or Tomlinson avenue. this even
Mrs. II. W. Perkins. who rec.n,i,, ~,
bSorM,ent an operation at the Glendale
hospital Is getting along nicely and
. 80 - 49, 70 AeaNe the institution with
III the next couple OF days.
Miss Lena Cooper has returned 20 h.
meme at Pittsburgh. after a yisit with
Mss EDNA Eaktn. OF Tomlinson avenue
l. =. n. Jones. who has been IN Al Ms
noine on second street the last week
OF - IL some improved
a MIS-. LEILA Wood. Mrs J. F. Rurlev and
W9,ser. evelyn. spent yesterday in
"nneeIng visiting with friends
eait Chambers vii return II her
nome here from Huntington. the inst
49, o. the week. Miss Chambers has
~ attending Marshal college
4 " r.. nan OF GAINESVILLE. o.. arrived
"ere yesterday for a visit with relatives
Ieter WEIGH Is confined to his home ~,
rheumatism. ''A OF
A. II. Hene Is having some extensi,,.
improvements made 70 his five and len
ceni store on Jefferson avenue
- Wis Hickey and son Wills Jr 80
1utnberland. Md. are visiting with rela
IVES IN rms city FOR a few DAYS
airs. w. W. Reed OF Cedar aven,a
VIII spend several days at Cameron tbc
sues OF relatives and friends
MISS Jeane Potts left yesterday for
s SleI ius ferry, where she vii visit with
1T i.hds and relatives for several DAYS
ar and Mrs. Charles GalIarher 80
FouIth street are the proud Darents -
daughter, born Tuesday morning
ut Harriet II. Jones' of GIenIete -
spending several days az NVasbiry;,-,
-. -, attending TO business matters
Jacob Mason OF Mllsboro. W IA t
spending several days at Glendale Visit
ing with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

furnish new teeth for adults. but IN
cases Of extreme necessity. where
the applicant cannot raise the money
Tor new ones they will be aided and
viii be furnished with teeth az a very
low price. The clinic. however. is Tor
children and they will be- looked after
first.
Friday viii be the next open day
az the local clinic and IL is expected
nat many viii apply for aid. as sew
eral were turned away Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
SAFETY FIRST"
MEETINGS HELD
CHICAGO ORGANIZERS ADoREss
LlNEMEN AND OTHER
EMPLOYEES.
wheeling Traction Company Men Are
Manifestina Much interest
Other Sessions Later.

The safety frst" meetings that ara
being conducted by Messrs. Charles n
Scott and samuel n. Reid. both OF the
bureau Of safety az Chicago. for the
benefit Of The employees Of the Wheel
Ing Traction company. are meefino
with the general approval OF the men
Yesterday these two well kro,-r
safety first" workers Addressed so,
efal meetings IN different parts Of the
city.
yesterday morning they addressed
IN" Hnemen of the different branchs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Or. Richardr AZ NJ

1T =. H. Richards. OF the East Cen
FaI African conference. viii b. la me
10y next sunday and viii deliver two
~ uIesses az the First NJ. L.. church one
az the morning and one al M. o,..,,,,t,,,-
service DIT Richards is quite a unioue
PeIsonage. having constructed "A LAM
sVake WIN sylables and words TO enable
morning service he viii speak an .yVby
- the Black Man Black and Why A. us
ttalI Nihky At the evening service
ths Aupiect OF his sermon Will be .4rbe
Dollar and Cent Value OF Missions -
Does 10 Pay" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Magsrs Funeral Today.

Funeral services FOR the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Mayors. who auccumbod 10
pneumonia. al her home on Tayi0r'a
Ridge Tuesday morning will be held
az the place ~ death this morning ~
lu o'clock Tho Hcv. Lewis. OF tho
Taylors Ridge church will officlnfe
and tntCrmeut will BE- made in tho
church cemetery. Tho husband 90 the
deceased woman Dr. critically 300 a. his
home with the grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Iethrr Davis. tho little daughter I'D NJ.
Iifir llHNIr. who 4uCfunI bed nf fha Glen
dale hospital Monday evening a. 4 rel
Hnlt NJ burns sustained Uhfn Der cI1th-
lnF tfuFnt firr from an open rfafo. were
p ld NenfrrdHr m0rnIuE af tho home uf
Nf ara Mra Hon. OF Third street Tho
lt.F. q. O. lauham. pastor eft tho calvary
=. =. church ofnrlafrI Tntrrmeut vras
Dol Che $40 Rose rrfnrfrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
MOUNDSYILLE
County Court meets

Marshall county court viii meet this
morning in special session called BY
President y. B. McMechcn. The most
important business to be given atten-
ton ~ the taking OF action on state
licenses. Other matters such as appoint
mcnt OF administrators. appointment
and qualification OF notaries and the
auditing Of county claims are 20 be
given consideration. Road and bridge
matters viii also be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Supreme Effort

Only ONE candidate can win
the $1485 Buick sc" and only two
others can win the other two cars.
the Jeffrey and the Oakland.
What position do YOU occupy to-
day relative to being ONE of the
THREE? Do you think you have
enough votes to capture one of
these magnificent priest How
sure are you that you havei Do
not be discouraged and feel that
you haven't any chance at all, but
at the same time dom be too over
confident. Better follow the rule
of SAFETY FIRST" Better
have a bunch of votes left over
you won't need than lack a few
that you MIGHT need. No telling
what balance of power may be
waiting at the last moment to be
thrown in the scales of some can
didate that refused to let the
slightest opportunity get by TO in
crease his or her vote credits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Joys and Comforts of
the Automobile

There are three splendid au-
tomobiles offered as prizes in
this great newspaper subscrip-
ton campaign, any one of
which will prove a source of
pleasure, comfort and convent
ence. They are all splendid
models, selected from amongst
the best-known, best-made, fin
est-finished and most reliable
cars on the market.
Are YOU still putting your
best efforts in vote-getting so
that when the prize winners
are announced you'll be one of
the "car-getting" candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
sizht Not Affected

John ETuECs8. vino was aerI0UaIV
burned about the face and arms Tues
day at the Wheeling steel and Iron
plant where he is employed. is getting
along nicely at the Glendale hospital.
whore he was removed following the
accident. The stateu.snts 20 the effect
that his sight will De- impaired or per
haps destroyed are Incorrect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

The lmUressario Certainly. madam
can supply you with n second prima
donna 20 sing your children 10 eieep
hlt YOU sing 90 perfectly yourself
TRINA Donna EFsoluta Rut my
couldn't think of eauandoring fhar
amount ON the children Houston
Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

starting last evening. the furnishing
md iewclry stores of this CITY Will ..-
u ain open evenings until Christmas.
Tho grocery stores viii rrrraIu Oman
during The evening beginning next Sion.
COY. Az stores uf The business Mems
naeociation viii be- closed am day on
both Christmas and New Tohra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Condition Unimnrovod

Inc condition of Harvey pyioa. the
Young son ~ Ira Fgloa. ~ fhia rifr.
Do ie confined nf che Glendale hose
uiinl az result Of hrfuE knocked down
nr on auto il0f Saturday crufIuur f.
N'nui The same Tho Young lad was
resting easy last evening. bat re rsf
Dbl. has not fully rsrHined r0nsriourrrea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Play Middisbourue.

Manager Sterling Bottome OF the To-
cal high school baskc tball team. has
closed negotiations Tor "A game 20 be
played this evening. with the high
school five there.
The girls team OF the high school
plays at Wellsburg, Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
M'MECHEN
To Giua Rnrar

Inc Ladies OF the McMechen Christian
SnuIch Mlll hold = barzar on Friday ana
saturday evenings OF this VEL -
each evening OF the bazaar the ladies viii
serve lunch. The public IN general h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Mrs. a Touss aint. Whfesboro. n.
n. says Cham bcrlain's Tablets are
excellent for stomach troubles and bin.
lousness.' Mrs. Toussaint steaks from
cAperioncs in tue use Of these tablets
pbtainable everywhere ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

re careful about asking favors Of
"WhvT'
because once a man does a favor -
you you are IN his debt for NE De-
troit free Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
DISTRICT K.
All towns and rural routes IN Ohio
not named above.

IdrA q. Thompson, DtllonvAlo .274,75o
james Loaohinis, steubenvtlls .aes 400
Miss Elizabsth Carr, RaylAnd 267. 400
W. @. True. Rayland ..... .2eS, $50
II. W. Love, RID. ST. Clairsvtlie zoo
Newell Ramsey, Powhatan Point aol $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Iho enferiainmfnt OF lhr sIfur.an Eu.
y nrth lsearue Society has secured pr1r
hnhumir hryI world famous fnrut ed
Hnd ne two daughter. t1 Eivc recital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Mr.. Haeans Is a we'll known Cam.
eron young man who is out for the
highest honors in the $4,000 Club"
He has host Of friends, not only In
Cameron. but throughout northern
West Virginia. Nothing would please
his friends more than to see his pic
ture in the paper again after the close
with the headline, "Hagans Wins Az
tomobile." The results Of his effort
will soon be known, as the campaign
closes Saturday night, December 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

NOIh-ReneWaIs OF old subscr1p-
lions count for just one-half the num-
Der of votes shown here.
Anyone who was having The Intel
ligencer delivered TO them October
20. 1915. Is considered an old sub
scriber.