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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
6. 0. P. IN OHIO
CRITICIzES THE
MEXICAN POLICY

COLUMBUS. O.. June 2l.-Ohio
Republicans in their state convention
here today made capital OF the man
ners in which President Wilson and
the Democratic administration had
handled the Mexican situation. former
United States Senator Theodore r.
Burton declaring in an address to the
delegates that the presidents policy
OF meddling and offiousness of cod
ding first one bandit and then an
other has so confused the situation
In Mexico that at last the full mill
tary strength Of the United States is
called out TO meet the danger"
After listening to Senator Burton's
speech and the keynote address of
former Congressman Ralph u Cole,
OF F1ndlay, and hearing organization
reports from district delegations, the
convention adjourned at $40 D. M.
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Both speakers declared that Ohio
Republicans and Progressives have
amaigamated and predicted that Ohio
VIII give Hughes. Fairbanks and Will
lis overwhelming majorities" al the
fall election.
Adoption OF a platform selection of
Two presidential electors at large and
a speech by Governor Frank II. VII
Us VIII be the principal business be
fore the convention tomorrow.
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moved from hte Smith addition 10 Mis-
Louie Ellis property on Lincoln avenue
Mr.. Highly. OF tho meat market. has
moved from the Hoffman propcrtv T.
nue..
\. l.. Flanagan will make the memo.
rial address for the T. -. q. r. Sundl1
evening az PoWhatan.
Mrs. ". -. Wiley and children. hav,
Eon" 20 Bethesda, where they viii spend
the summer.
The G. T.. Society. OF the Christia,
church has sent out Invitations Tor
sock Social" 90 be held Thursday ever.
ing June 2gth.
VIM. Barnes. who underwent an operp
tinu az the Glendale hospital. was
brought home Weducs day
Mrs. r J Wolch continues gsrfoueI.
ill 40 her home on Smithfield street.
NJ. and Mrs. J. u GABLE have return
% from "a visit az Pittsburgh
Lindsay class NO 10 Of the Christian
SUNDAY school are planning 90 have
picnic Thursday az MeEee.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tho Meth
od'sf church viii hold its annual EDO.
Ter Social Thursday evening" 81 ff.
church 4 silver offering will be taken
Ellsworth Groves - visiting friends
at Armstrong;
Guy Lindsay. Of Charleston. W Va e.
visiting hia mother. Mrs Lucy J. Lind
SOW and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. e.. A. caldwell Of Pow
rafan have been visiting Vim Caldwell.
this week.
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RED CROSS IS
NOW READY To
GO TO MEXICO

NEW YORK. June 2'-Activities
OF the American Red Cross today in
preparation for eventualities in Mex
leo included the placing Of ply sicians
and nurses at the disposal OF the gov
eminent as well as plans 10 forward
supplies and gifts from relatives and
friends 10 soldiers on the border
More than 500 nurses have been On
rolled in this city and are available
for immediate service. II was an
nounced by jefferson r. Kean. direc-
tor general of the military relief de-
partment Of the Red Cross Training
classes the being conducted 10 handle
the volunteers the present emergency
has brought forward
The Red Cross has prepared a ten
tative list OF articles that may he sent
through its agency TO the border and
this has been submitted to the war
department The list includes to
bacco, games. reading matter and va
rious articles OF clothing
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MEMS BIBLE CLASS
PICNICS TOMORROW
ENJOYABLE rnxE Is Planted NJ
VAN Z n Z n HIAL
CHURCH mem.
Annual Outing WIN Re Hsid q, play-
nsys orove-other usws OF the
out-the-Piks District.

Everything - IN readiness for N. an
pIs, outing and picnic OF the Mems
hyterisn church at woodsdaie which
VII be held tomorrow az Riayney's
SroNe. The committee in charge has
lefi nothing undone that will tend 10
make the AFFAIR a success All baseball
players are expected % bring gloves
s ssn bats Cars win leave wheeling a;
minutes thereafter Tho Y. & o train
leaving Wheeling at i-25 .. m. viii stop
served AZ / o'cIocl, snd al 80 o'eloeL
dinner will be served. The Outstanding
feature is the baseball game. witch viii
Dc played az = 80 o'clock between the
married and SINGLE men in which PLAY
ers or national reputation will take
bar, The contest is expected 20 be n
follows: - d"
$50 a m.-Baseban game between
married men and single men.
Line up: Married men-"Pat" Uirich
slim Franke. 'stoney'' Cochran.
scratch Dudley. Beans" Mckown
REQ Mnrrin. stump Ryder. Pete
stitutes -"Plugger' Plant ''Slurger'
Paxton, J. G. r. Il. y. Freese Mexican
10, Kline. Pickle Hicks. ''Bin'' Evaui
Beans. Pete Dudley. Tenor Svif,
spike" Johnson, Joint" Eckard. ''Toot''
iienuSSsrI Linssed' FARLEY. Scoop
Honest" ''hsetharr, and others
PAUL.
1900 m.-AVsrding OF premiums.
1900 p. n.-Stsg lunch
200 y. m.-Police court hy Mayor"
shorty Paxton. chief OF Police '.Foun-
Iury Beans. and Dry Detective Phil
80 y. m.-Rand concert
500 p. m---Athletics events Official
starter. sport Friedrichs: timer. lab
Die Bsum. race track nNer. Tar RsIi:
tranic officer. MOTORCYCLE I,oggie -
Potato race standing broad Jump. stand
inE high jump. bailey hall. three legged
race thackwardsl. standing high kick
shoe sorting contest. wheeiharrow race
swimming contest. horseshoe tourna-
maids.
$50 p. m. - Evening dinner (full
Dress.
10 p. m.--Band concert
homcl.
s;36 p. m.-Car for wheeling
According 70 reports. at least 200
members will have the pleasure Of en-
Joying The events OF the day
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MeMeohen Rrtafs-

Tho Ladies' Md Society OF the First
VI. =. church will hold its regular ALI
day meeting to-day IN the basement or
the church. Lunch will he served by
the ladies' az noon.
David Henry Is able to be aboi, again
after an illness At his home on Mar
shall street
Miss linda McFaddcn. Of South Mar
SHAH street. Is spending several DAYS at
Moundsvillc. visiting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Mckee. who recently IN
corwcnt an operation a. the Glendale
hospital. was removed 20 her home here
Tuesday. where she il improving nicely.
Mrs. Barbara Messy 81 Hoggs Run.
rs spending several days AZ MoundsvtiIe-
visiting with relatives
y 7. Reilly and family have moved
from the Dowdell addition al Glendale
10 tbs city. where 20 this city. wbsre
thev viii make their home
Friendship Castle 80. T. Knights Of
Tho Golden Eagle. held = largely attend
- business meeting last evening at The
McMochen building
John crow. Of this city. was frsrs-
acting business a. MoundsviIie. ysst.r-
day.
J. ). Slippner. 81 this city. was a,
houndsvin". yesterday. TRANSMITTING
business.
Paul cricket or PITTSBURGH. was 81,
'he city. yesterday. transacting bust
ness.
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MisT MARY sheppard ~ tHrrr, street
~. Iratr hur .dHy Tor fh" -Ilvcr.Eur-
d"ife school ~ Music 90 chicago. where
she VIII attend durinE tho summer farr1
p. d wheaton. ~ SDwcilrgIIfe was q
v's'to- nc nrF' ~ ne week
Ni.a'. idra Trpev and Louie Groves
past few days with friends af yflsfirv
Ne. L'.I s.'r9.ns. Of Wo1dsuoi1.
s.-.. ',D.s, ~ .rd We , . Murphy. of
MICS IiH I.srr. .f TsBrIs. IIr. Ie vie.
'-iE i'r aF'rrr. We Austin NHIr. .r.
,.J l.,E9i T'r'.' and Mr.. clyde D4fand.
Miss mabel M.-.ar tas returned ts f.-
h.fn" Iu rrW IHwpaI after u U..If
win r'lauve- AND friends of .hIs place.
.IrufIrr fha vs.k with . a Taylor. 10
4, NJ ciar,1,s Gre.,r sod asusnt-
.gt'tr7 ref sur.merreId
Mice FRANCES Pow. .. N..fH Broad.
pHf. t.v.frE rrr tr..I.r claude
f,"N,.le,l, 1-i friend. Nice tafHs. Naa.r
Harold uusus tss RETURNED ta nIs
l.'... a.i,r tiF.t v.'H friends fer Is.t
NI.s Wsrra-rn. srs- af w,., v..r
s.-..' ir v''.''n1 relative. af Her1r5s
81 srd ST.. cprsr.. ,a-br a. f.s
were '..i." n Hh'..nF. Iu.H.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
URGES WILSON TO
WITHDRAW TROOPS

NEW YORK. June Presiden,
wilson Is urged to withdraw the Amer
lean troops from Mexico at the earliest
possible moment. in resolution
adopted tonight by the American
mon Against Militarism. The mem
orial, which was telegra phed TO Presi-
dent Wilson, was signed BY Oswald
Garrison Willard. Amos Pinchot. Dr.
sidney Gulick and a number OF others.
including several delegates from Phil.
adelphia.
We feel that the withdrawal OF
these troops at the earliest possible
moment. the resolutions stated, 'is
essential 70 the maintenance OF our
national honor and as a demonstra-
ION OF our good faith 10 the Latin
American republics The continued
presence OF the military is a provoca-
tlOn 70 the Mexican people"
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Car hludlf. 81 Grcen-burg. Pa fa
Spending a few DAYS with Mrs ". b.
r. Connolly ~ Main street
Albert Lash. 81 south Warwood. has
purchased "a chandler touring car
russell Jones. az Port month ohio fu
VISITING for "a Few days with NfarDr 4
~. kiud' Charger. of south Narwond.
quite 900 ar his home.
Mr. and Mrs Beacon Tsery. Of Evans
Nihe. Ind. are visiting Mrs. J. s. Boty.
Of South WBrwDOd
Mrs Saguer. ~ Nineteenth street.
VINO has been suffering for some lime
with rneuuaf ism. Ie slowly Improving
Mrs ~ W briggs of saIis who hae
been visiting Nrs o. F T1Isn. W Norfh
MarWp letf yesterday morning FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
BUYS TAPESTRIES.

NEW YORK. June 2l.-Mrs. Fritz
Eugene Dixon. OF Philadelphia. has ac-
CURED for $500 900. IL was announced
today. the set Of five Quixote tapes
tries which the late !. Pierpont Nor
gan bouht gfrom the king OF Spain.
Mrs. Dixon IL a daughter Of the late
George d. Widener. who lost his ffe
in the Titanic disaster.
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KILLED sY TRAIN

Special Dispatch % tho Intelligence
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. June n -
Less than five hours after an unideu.'.
rcd circus employee was ground o
pieces under n Cleveland and pr
burrh freight train another unidenf.
fed man aged about so was killed 500 "a
like manner tonight he foil whom
h. attempted 20 board the train. hIs
body was Cuf in two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

The Womans Social club gave q
20" Ing party Tuesday evening az the
l-ash nan m south Warwood The
MRS. heasom lsCry. OF Evansville mn
ana Miss Martha Todd OF East Liyer-
POI VINO are visiting friends here. The
bowling very dainty luncheon was
served a. late hour 20 the guests
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SHADYSlDE

SHADY SIDE. o.. June 90 THE illus
fratod lecture D.. Fred Nylra a. the rich
school auditorium. TuradHy evening. was
very interesting and instructive Mr.
Mvnre was teacher in the Philippines
and gave very interesting talk ON tho
progress - education fu tho islands
Mr. and Mrs Gus k0erfmuud have
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Communion at stone Church.

=, ''IlnNulnn services VIII bs held in
me Ston. frcsoyt church on sun
day at - p m
Preparatory services on Friday eve
ming At 30 sermon by IN. Rev q
Homer Mcmillan. 81 HOLIDAYS Cove.
ana on saturday afternoon al o'clock
Win q sermon by tho Rev Thomas
Fri"r koontz. n. T.. pastor 81 the Sec
ond Presbyterian church ~ Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

ne wedding Of Mis- Rose Wade OF
Main street. and Mr.. charles Tttchf-
son. Of carnegie. Pa. vii take place ar
Midway. Pa. this afternoon Tho bride
Is very popular young lady lu the So
cial circles here. and is surrounded NV
large number OF friends. E.v VIII
hHms. or the Pittsburgh Baptist church.
VIII perform tho CEREMONY After =
snort wedding tour they will be-. al
home 60 their many friends a. Carnegie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Tho whereabouts Of Charles Welsh or
Nest Alexander. who disappeared few
days ago. j. unknown and 81 is believe
mat he may have met some tragic end.
welsh is single. tail and ~ Light com
plcNion. smooth face. and when last seen
wore blue serge suit and o. black derby
hat. \ search is being made in all ne ~
by cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

There VIII ho preaching services this
evening AZ ':t5 o'clock. In the Vance
memorial Presbyterian church. Woods
uale. preparatory 10 the communion SER
vices which VIII be held sunday morn
lng a. II o'clock. Rev. John ~ Hess.
pastor 81 the North street Methodist
Episcopal church will deliver the ad-
dress. There will be uo services on
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regular Meeting mi, rv.r,nv

no regular meeting or the Edgwool
volunteers VIII BE- held this evening 81
tho town hall az which time SEVERAL
matters 81 importance viii he considered
including IN" nomination Of officers FOR
tho ensuing year. which viii be voted
on July %. \ good attendance IS de-
sired
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waltern Funeral rnhnr-

Funeral services for the late Charles
MATTERS, Who died Tuesday evening will
n" homo 81 his daughter. Mrs. Paul
Mink. near Wheeling park. Rev. g. p
Nten' pastor or the Fourth street Meth
odtst Episcopal church viii or-iciafe
burlal viii be In Greenwond cemctcrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Mise Filth Robinson and Eva SIGH
OILS have returned from a visit with
friends IN Pittsburgh. ga.
Mrs. a. J.. Cochran has reformed fo
her home 100 Rochester. y " after
spending a week With her mother. Mrs.
j. D. smith
Mrs. Q. n. Hercsford and Mr. Chas
buchanan. 81 MiuRp Junction. ohio and
Mrs oscar r7rlcstou. or cleveland.
ohio were recent visitors AZ tho homo
% Mr. and Mrs D. " Fleming
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MCMtCHEN
Removed 90 Hospital.

Mrs. James Farmer. Of North Marshall
street. this city. who has been quite So
riously III for the last couple Of weeks
was removed 10 the Glendale hospitai
for treatment last evening Mrs Farm
crs condition continued about the same
laSi evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

The Panhandle Traction Company be
gan 60 clear the grass and weeds from
tho tracks Yesterday. The work was
begun al Seventeenth street ana viii be
continued TO Eighth street This nina
blocks Of track is uupsved. and the com
pany has each year cleared the trac-, OF
glass ana weeds 81 about this time Of
the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Last evening the second performance
or the operetta "EVerysoul'' was pre-
S"nted IN -. Michaels school hall Tdg-
lngtou Lane. bv the pupils Of the school
ne play which - In three acts. will
again hc repeated this evening
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son. She was 70 years ~ axe. Resides
h"r son eho leaves three sisters. ar.
tH me- Davis aud Mrs u r. Haniar- 81
LUIS pIaT. and Mrs Mary g.. Rounds 81
Pittsburgh. Tho remains VIII be br..t,.,t,
i' this place on train so 1Og today ana
taken 20 tho home Of r. r. HanIou on
walnut street. whore funeral SER, I~ee.
will b. held FrIgov rft,-,.y..,
o'clock. conducted by Rev T. A Crow
of thc First NJ T. church TntarncrI'
VIII b made In the Southern cemetery.
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Z. r. W. C. Will Banquet

The T. r. ". e.. class OF the Presby-
terlen church VIII hold a class banquet
IN the church basement. on Friday eve
nlng. June 30. The committees in
cnarge are preparing an elaborate pro-
gram OF music and recitations
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What made the trouble for the orig
nal Inhabitants OF America was ire
water"
Yes replied Mr.. ChugginS "and
what - making the trouble for the mod
ern Inhabitants il gasoline. Washing
ton Star.
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p. & L. q. VS.. steubepv1ll..

n" Fattcrson and lin CiroNc base
nan team viii clash with the Steubeu-
vile nine On the Elm Grove grounds
on Ssturd+r afternoon. An Interesting
contest is expected
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WIN Omen Barber shon.

Budde sutton Of sixteenth street. will
open his barber shop in the Center hose
mouse as soon as the painting can be
completed on the interior.
Mr. sutton was formerly employed as
an assistant barber by r. 4. kindel-
berger, Of Seventeenth street.
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.WARWOOD


Tho members Of the committee draft
ing new charter for Wsrwood. will
meet this evening at the home OF Coun-
Gilman y q. Eclstcr IN North War
Wood. The committee is composed OF
six member. three representing the
town, and three for the citizens They
have been making good progress and
expect To complete the work n possible
at tOnights session.
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The Loyal Bereans Picnic.

Tho Loyal B.reans class OF the Tirs-
Christian church % Wheeling hold a
Arrr enjoyable picnic ON Glens Run
lut-dHy evening. Neariy the entire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

= number from this city are attending
%" state convention 81 the Frnfsrr1f
order Of Eagles being held a. Newark
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The Junior Womans N.s-ionarv So.
Ceiy ~ The ireHby terrain church held a
meeting In the church. Tuesday evening
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Bowling Party

class vas present with several Of ..,lr
NarV God friends.
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Close Of Devotional Services.

wheels and running upon the bumper.
Nothing in the car was damaged.
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Last evening closed the Forty-Hour
devotional services az the St. Johns
Catholic church uf this place. a num-
Der OF visiting priests took part In the
services. as we'll a. numerous maidcns
who took their Iart a. flower girls.
Installing Elevator.
An electric elevator is being installed
In the WsllSburE Ice and Storage Com
pauy plant az Twenty -fourth street. 20
lft the ice TO the storage room. The
Marshall Brothers Company. Of Pitts
hurgu. IA. IT, doing rho work.
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GAINESVILLE. CA. r. r ~. y n
" Ttrsrnsc sspat Far trn v-a-- IT,
been unable f1 sleep au nisHt without rsff.f
ur some mes only few minutes Or
fr.nF fs r-d % hsvr ~ 80 a.. 80 I ~.
frrfrtn.nf I beard Of f1f tfr trouble -
Yrar . u-f Foley Kidney Pms and a.
tas1r rnr bottle q believe Z srn ~ntirr
eurcd aad tice1 aoundiy au night"
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THEY LET HIM SLEEE

"S'aes taking Foley Kidary Pills
bsifeDe an entirely cured and
sleep sou1dly OF night.
~ T. SfraDnE
Take two Of Foley Kidne,
Pills with a glass Of pur,
water after each meal and a
bedtime. A quick and cas-
way 90 put a stop TO you
getting Up time after tim
during the night.
Foley Kidney Pills also sto
pain IN back and sides, head
ache, stomach troubles. dis
turbed heart action. stiff an,
aching joints and rheumati
pains due 20 kidney an,
bladder ailments.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-27
ROOSEVELT SAVING" THE COUNTRY.

N 1T R. ROOSEVELTS tender sympathy the 1W1 nation led him the candidate for of the Republican while to enforce his demand he had Progressive convention waiting which the threat third party nomination.
 wit nomination of Mir Hughes the declinaton their Teddy" knowledge of the perdious doom that tore off their badges and hundreds of them united by voting for Woodrow Wilson, when the present.
 And hundreds others the determination, solely the conviction there way the Progressive principles expressed.
 MT. Roosevelts ultimate full declnaion certainty His ultimate adhesion and neither of these activities created when arrived for what everybody logical of perdy added nonS the chapter of betrayal
 Roosevelts letter supporting Hughes will perhaps better morning John OGonne county chairman those Progrssives New York state who have bolted ithe Perkins crowd"
 Chairman OGonnen charges deliberate deception Progressive delegates by Roosevelt Chairman O'Connell says.
 "The impression gets Col the Progressive National Committee its dngenuousness, sophistry it's labored attempt at justification and finally the very evident hatred of president
 of the gressive than the honor of the Progressive party the hands Roosevelt Chairman perceive gush O n herow
 pal will Its iaeasa andar
 indestruetiDl It is now in straits but its loyal adhn
 said should
 ando ouo lvil1su
 e1p men bG n fhe undern @ and unalab1 @ plfncp @ of
 Hqu ucg soe q @ n the rlsht or human
 OConnel not trie too vehement his worship? Has the Progressive party worship it mistake scarce is any public first class reputation presented , the American people
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-27
THE MILK INVESTIGATION.

NHE MILK investigation is proceeding cunsy The
 health authorities not making record scientific methods faulty, their interviews of fast. It is not enough to make examination of milk and
  by doing the thing with dairy workers.
 Any dairy should it's books three furnish information it's daily herds it's total sales of milk and to customer whom milk has been sold within several weeks.
 the it should appear what milk if any, bought other daes and the such milk should be examined in the way.
 inquiry should include the facts about any animals any dairie which have sick, gently killed, sold. The list of customers having been obtained there should be visitation of those customers, had disease and who has not.
 These simple methods would permit the truth to be the absence of such methods and information based authorities themselves and their methods into doubt