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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
0lrner6nnOiten II Naft.

llnter ser @cidulOiguna, Die gle'
gcrin Sane Sub BON 0lr. 1862, g."
,sremont.9lpemlc, iiberioIIen imo ibr
cine S5anotaiAe NIT So 9aargelo
uuo Orei 9}ingeil in @ertbe bon $6
entriIien 3u baberL pirOen 9elterll
Sobn WlattbcpS bon glr. lila,
@ooopeor. StroBe, g9iaiam SoIlano
bon 9Sr. 1911, AIresburpsStrdBe
lno @illiom @romu BON J1r. 1918,
9liqQs .g(peime, ale orci gteger, int
noropeiilid)cn Eiitrift bon 9tidter
@renocl Dem @erihtsperiabrcn iiber-
mieien. Gin oierteS Wlitglieo Der
glcgcr6anoe piro eifrig bon Der Bo-
li5ei geIudbt. 0icicr StraBcnranb IT
ser biertc, pelber IN Den leBten bier
Togcu in oieiem 1iitrift pcriibt wllr-
Sc @iottbcps uno Sollano iporen
crit am Mittlpod cutInIieu poroen,
nohocn iie 27 Gage obgciclien bot-
ten Gic 9Ieger befonnten iib lblll-
Oiq uno gaben an, OoB iie Die @ente
intcr lid pcrtbeilt bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
SIN gseilnadtsfeit fiIr MeaertinOer.

@iebrere Sluocrt 9tcgcrfinScr
iuiroen geiicrn 9todmiitag i'll ser
oNicGop &ole" beipirtbet Gin
proHtboIler SSeibnodtsbaum BON
2i1tern iiberirablt idnIidte Sen init
ainoern angeiiiaten SaoI. Cine
biibihc gSanoeIbiIoer IoriteIIlng
puroe gegeben nam melder sic 9e-
iderung eriolgte. Se0eS &inS er6iclt
cinen nit Spiel5euoen SiiBiateiteu
unO onoeren iicben Snhen angefiil.
tcn Strnnlpf, sluBeroem ipuroen
Ocn Nliitteru iolpobl ipie sen Stiu.
bern giScremc tno SUDDEN icrpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

unO ooB infolee Deiien dbuli9e Ser.
iammlllueen pie Oiebieiiae aIler Or
ten ubgebolten piIroei1
Scit 9eeim oes 9ricgcS ieicn 212
@liaionen iilnger 9elgier longiom
Dem SuueertoOe entoegen getriebcn
iporoen uno nic6t eenug oomit, mir
oen iebt 0ieicIbeu in 0ic Stloperei ge.
i6idt, oies iei Scr ridtiee 9ltsorud
onitatt OoS @ort Deportation. Gor
100 Sobren babe @monuel &ont
@euti6lono's or0Bter 9biloiopb, ee-
loet, DAB Der D}enid nicbt Elm Nfit-
tel gum 3fDed, ionoern Ger 3ped iei,
rnO ieBt orcbe @euti6lono in 9el.
gicn's Sail Oie So6e Inn unO iebe
Ole 9elgier ais miuoermertbig an.
y9lber" iogte cr, Dpcm 8elgien
aud Gin croberteS 2ono it, 10 lit ooS
&oIf bod nod iuucr umbeiiegt. "
(2outcr 9eifon,)
General bon 9iiiiug'S @nti6uIoi-
9uno ici imner ecpeierL OoB Die Sin.
mobuGr MIR 0eSbolb oltBer 2onOes
9ei6idt miiroelL nm Gube uno Orb
ming oufreMt 5u crboIten imo nidt
einicbe ooB etmaigge llnrubcn ood
MIR oirdb 0eutidlonO Gin6riugcn
entitouoeu ieicu.
@liidIiderpeiic ici o6er nod ein
Dionn III 9elqiell Dor Dem TeutiA.
Iano ii9 iiutbtet CARDINAL Nlercier,
imo es lei Jest irnierc Fflift, inIerc
Stimnen nit Ger oeS Cardinals cr-
tonen 5il loiieL Inn OcutiGen S6ono.
tbotcn cin GuOc 81 ma6en. europa
iei Don aricg mo mir BON @roiperi.
tat beinlociubt, mo eS iragc iiG, o6
mir ms crbebeu miirocn INN 0em
blutigiierL ibm0r5eicn @erbreben Der
@eItgeibidtc eiu Guoe 81 bercitcn.
@ir miiBten ais Gin @an5eS aui.
tretcn. 0ertimlanO'S 8rieocn5por-
ldlGgc icien weiter nibtS, ais ciit
@baril6crgeibDGb mo nidt crnit 81
nebmen. SIopo 0jeorgc babe nit
Sincolll ocipro6en, ais CT Iogte, SoB
ocr arieg mr cin Gn0c ucbmcn
fonnc, wetm oaS 3icI uGmIid Scr
Sicg, crreidt iii.
Gr. Jiunep ioate, sob or ais
trcucr Sobu @rinccton'S Die Soft.
mng 6cac, ooB &rinccton'S lopolcr
Sobn in @oi6iugtou in ltcbcrcin.
itinummg nit Ocn 9eiDliiiicu Scr
&eriammluug bnnOle.
Sr. Sobnion bcrIoS Damn sic 9c.
ihliiiie, IN uelheu bon Der 9legie-
ring berlongt miro, iolbc @loBre.
geln 81 cr9reifen ipelhe oie Sc
ibliiiie erfolgreid6 moAcn iln0 oomit
cine elimination Ger langen Cite
Der bon ser Oeuticben He9ierung &c.
gangenen @erbrcben ber6cifiibrtc.
Inter oem glbiin9en oeS oSternen-
6ounerlicoes" ipurOcn sic Yeibliiiie
cinitimmig ongenommen rno oamit
enoete ole oenfpiiroigc @erianm-
Iuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
Gycncr an Ser S,arforO-OloaO.

Gin 5cuer in Seller oes SouieS
bon Sorocp &. &cinidcr, Gronton-
9lbenue IN oer gldbc Der Sorforo.
9fooo. fonntc geloiht peroelb che es
nennenswcrtben SHooen anribten
fonntc. Sobn 6. @rOmnn ser &ouh
aus oem &cllerfenIter tommet idb,
oIormirtc oic Seuerpcbr. 0os 6cucr
ioll ourM bic Sci5onlogc cntitonocrr
icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
!, Baltimore Cjas & GIcctric glcius. J"

Gie Ie5ember.9tiimmer Der BAL
timore @oS & electric Stems III
ioebet eridieuen lmo entbdIt cine
gln3obl Observation-Disclosures tedluilder
gIbbanollrugcu, Sic beionoers fir Oic
WlitaIieocr oes oGcdniihen @ereiuS"
bon SyntereIlc ieiu Oiiriten. 8egeu
cinselner g3ummern iuenoe man iid
an ben Heoafteur u. @. lSomfs, ir.,
I'M @iirean scr @osgeielihoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
WerfriippeIte NinOcr beiuirt6et.

Tie pertriippeIten ainoer oes Ser
nou-SoipitdIS III Sinsoale puroeu
an Montag imo 7ienitog bon Dem
9(niualt Charles s. Sorlon unO SRI.
Slod Wlosbp, oer 2eiterin Der SduIe,
peIhe in @erbinouno NIT benz Sniti.
tut itebt, III 9tutomobilen ourd Die
@eiddftsitraBeu Der Stdot aeFabren.
1ie Sinoer pnroen pon einieen @e-
iddftsIeitern eroBerer 5irmen 5l ei.
mem 2imdeon beipirtbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
SausiuauO itiirstc ciu,

@roBe Nluiregune berrihte ge-
Ilern Mlorgen inter elmer glu5abl
bon gegern, aIs Oos 9luitern.Heltau-
rant oes Hegers S. 6. @oibington,
g1r. t342, 9toro.6remont-9lpeme,
poaitGnoig ein5ultiir5eu orobte. sSil
Ser Nleirittg, ooB Ons @noe Der
@clt gefonlmcn iei, fliidteteu iid bic
9leeer eutiebt aus Dem @ebduoe.
9Ii6t obne @runo maren Ole gieger
eridredt, oenn sic cine Seite oeS
@eb1uocs ltiir5te ipirflidl eit Dor
einigen Toeeu 6otten glrbeiter einen
Sci5opporot III OenI @ebdioe onae-
brodt unO mebrere 3iegeliteinc looie
5uriidgeloIien. Ger itarfe 9iegcn
lolte nod mebr Steine, mas ben @in-
ihir5 berbeifiibrte. Der @ebduoe,
Snipeftor iuur0e benahrihtiet. Ias
SANS 1T Oas Gigertbim bon Sru.
G6riItion %oI5 bon 9lr. 225, @eit-
@ooolono.Nlpeime, 9(rlington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
Nie nenr csdiiiahrta. .aehrrhe.

" ibingtoM %. 1e6etnber n
Yrdiiocnt MiIiou ernannte belltc Die
foIgenoen Serreu 3u Whtglie0eru Der
Shiifabrts. geb6roe: Niuiant Tenr
man BON Sun Gronrisco; Bernard
q, 8afer pou Baltimore; Sohn q.
Ionalo bon Rem gorf; syobn Bar.
Der @bite bon aoniaS Gitp. Wlo,
ltnO Ibeooore Brent BON Neiu Gr.
leans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

GI @aio, Tegos, %. Ge5enrber.
6rancisco 8iGo'S 9treitfrdfte began.
nen beite Woreen eincn glngriff ouf
Sorreon ruie aus bisber ilnbeitdttg-
ten Welounaen bic nah bier geIong-
ten, berporgebt. lin Wlittaa mar
augcbIid cine blttiee Shladt I'M
@ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

TaS gliitomobil poH &ru. 4. M.
2otimer, gice.9srdiioent Der ,Goutb.
ern @e0oing Co. uerIhpono seltern
an Der Gde Ion @lt. RopaI.9loe. unO
Charles. .StrnBe, ST. 2atiiuer, Der
III ben 9lohambeau apartments
ioobut bate ieine Wtaidiue fiir cine
balbe Stpn0e mbeluaht gcloIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
Qiche mndlt hIinn-

@cnn giicmono i6r 5n @iilfe
fommt mo Oic Sunmc bon $3.45
I'M nor0lucItIiCbep @oIi5eioiItrift bin.
terlegt, miro bie % Sabre olte 6roit
Mlprtlc @iSner mobl g9eibno6tcn
binter iHiueNiiheu 0aroinen perbrin-
Gen miiiien. 9libter 9}rcnocl ionote
iie ms @cfduauiB. g8ie 6rai g8iSs
ner iCl6It ougibt, lit eS ibre 2icbc su
SoIcp6 Mor5uIlo, oic iie ouf 9lbpeae
brodtc Gr bate iidj ctpoS ST
ufiibl" 0cgen Iic benommcn, poS iic
beranlaBte, iiD no1 ocr @obnim8
icincs Goters, Ginrcnt Wlor5uIlo,
9ir. 202i, observation-disclosures, SH
bcgc6cn, no iie boifte, nSoc" ou3ll-
treffcn. glls man ibr Ocn Ginlab
in Dos l6ais perpcigerte, itredtc tic
ibren 9(rm ourd OaS 6eniter lmO
500 iid5 babel 10 i6Iinnne Sbnitt-
winoen 8lL Dab man iic Dor ibrcg
Gerboitling ms Sobnenionn'iAe so.
ipitol bringcn miBte. ,Soe" lit
peridunoen, ood Die qSoliSci 6oiit,
i'm 6alo wieoer5uiinoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
eitnna scr g2uIisei.gehSrNe.


Das Baltimore SDmpbonie. Srdeiter
erbalt Oie GrloubniB fir Elm Gon-
5ert am Sountag. Ole Eoli5ei-
Eriiflngsbeb6roe CAB Die 9ieiuI.
tatc ser 4riifngen befonnt.
Die &oli3eI. Gonniiidre gaben ae.
Itern Dem Baltimore Spupbonie.Sr-
delter Die grIoubniB, am Sonntag,
oen 81. 0e5amber, in Der ,.2pric" ein
Gou5ert 3i peranitaIteu. Gas 9rbe
tier giebt Elm CONCERT am 20. 0eseut.
Der, fir ueIdes bereitS idmmtlihe
@intrittsfarten nergriifen iino. Cine
groBe gIn5abl HerioHen erilbte Srn.
;Sreoerid S. $llber, Ben @eidGitsfiib-
rer oes Baltimore SDmpbonie-Grbe.
ItcrS, oas CONCERT Su tuieocrboIeH.
Ga Die Nluliter ieoodj ale bereits an
oerpeitig enaugirt mitr6en, fam MIR
ciu 5onntog iiir OoS 5peitG CONCERT
in 6ra9e, Sr. Suber monote iib ou
MoDor 8rciton ser Damn Der BoIi-
seibeb6r0e eiuen 9rief lhrieb, mel6er
ben GomutiIidren bei Der geItrigeu
SiSnng porgeIegt piirOe. 9la9 elmer
flr5en lluterreoung wurOc Sefrctdr
S. aiuiep beauitroat Sru. Suber 81
benodridtigen oaB oas CONCERT am
81. Gc5ember abgebolten Derocn
tonu Die Giutrittsforten oiirfen
ober nibt am Gonnta9 perfanit Uer.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
8rondredea gegen 0eutP&Iood
Z. Gaarburg mil ger. staaten in strieg tarBen.
Oer(ungt A66erutllng Oeut(C0en BOt(c6alters.
@raiiOent SSuiOn iOa Sseriammluus imprint baben

Die augden GauSen Os Senidn gotes ause5G6 A0e llui
bcrtateu gum SnfudeIn seseu 2endlauO uuscipOut ger
ammInua in ygbaug6s Sbcater" 6Ort Sc oaQorieaaiie"
&rutt6eihaie gegcu Deportation Der gcgW augenomntcn
@OugnOre Sgumas nnS SrGfSnt Wcr Sbben Nle auOereH
GeSncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
IraM ". W. @DeNImann acItarben.


Sm gllter bon S4 Sobren idieo gcr
tern glodmittag 2 llbr 5ral Slnna.
Wlarearetbe ASoeblmann, geborenc
@ebner, bic Nlutter bon Srn SEQ.
@oebImaitn Eirigent perlfieoeuer
0eutider @eiangpereine, III Ser Moby
nnng ibrer 3ohter, SSroi George s(.
Sobmann SIR. 2049, GIt-Ntcnnmeiit.
GtraBc, aus 0eH 2ebeH. Die Gut.
idloiene ipirOe III Gberfranfeu @au-
erlL geboret, lie fam nit ibrent Sat
ten, S5rt Gorroo Hoeblmonn, oer
ibr Dor 80 Snbrell i'm So0e poran
giue, I'M Sabre 1854 no1 glmerifa.
tSrau &oeblmdnn 6interldBt fimf
S6bnc, Sobn, Gonroo, glihoIaS,
@eorec uno tSreocrid QoeDImonm
iopie cine 9odJter, 6rou Geo. ",
So6manu, ioipie 26 gufel ino 10
llrenteI. Die @eeroigllng iiuoet am
5onntog Slohmittaq bonn Trouer-
bmiIe ais ouf Dem .,N2t. Carmel.
6rieobofc" itott. 8aitor .. Snapp
bon DER WIortni 2lttber 9irhe miro
Die Eranerfeicr Ieiten. 5edS Gnfel
Der GntidIafenen iueroen alS 8abr.
tudtr1acr fltngiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

i27, Glt Baltimore StroBe, sir
Sen on i6. 6ebruar obgebenOen
Iauipfer iino Die aaten fiir 6it
0lunoreiie auf 500 feitseiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23
cErpit I'm GiiOen.

Ssep Orleans, 22. Sea.
syuuorboIb Der Iesteu as @tunOeit
fieI bic Selnpcratur inn 80 Grab.
9eriAtc ous ben 3uderroDr. lno @c.
nliiieformr @esenoen peiieu ollF ero-
ben Sdooeu bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

Gie @raouirlnes-S9Iaiie oer Geii.
lidct Sohi1ule aab geiiern slbenS
i'm auditorium oes sSnititlHs cine
Ibeotcrpcritclune betiteIt rallice
ono ltcn~ 3ie Snliptrollen iDarcn
pom oeu ioIgenoen Sdiilcrinueu bes
ieBt SiOa Sripim Gnrolpu @ibiolt,
GorotbD glortb, @nen Dtopre, ScIen
MlrGulongb, guritb 9Roie. 9clma
QUnn eleanor 2aniotte nno g[Iicc
Sancod. sqabrenc oen 3ipiideupon.
len ipielte oos SHal Grdjajter
Gas Stiid puroe ppn Irl Carpenter,
elmer QeBrerin ctnltuoirt.
Ab0nHtFien, bic Net ,,TenHhFW GnrfegDym,
OEuffuN uidat NNuFfitHt utf~ XNts~ sG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

6ral z. Sarriion @orrett BAT ee.
itern iiinf Siiten nit |erbanos3elig
uad 6roufreid oeibidt ober nod
GeutidlonO oorf uidlt cine aiItr
olrHgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-23

Mb0nHrnieA, tle rcu ,NenHdaew NnrsegpsM
btutfn" Mldlt pRugtild pbet AWtegFlnaHla ~
h0ltgu, NnD 9FpeteM, bgr Gflace b0U9w &fF %elea
epnR pts' SmFsfGlsG @ltstHeIIaua aa maAsa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
CHIEF ROSES CAR
Finance Committee OF Council Fails
TO Have Quorum and Matter
Goes over Again.

An effort on the part of two of the
members of the city finance commit
tee to get that body together this
week have thus far failed. On Mon
day two of the members asked that
meeting be called for the next eve
ming. Tuesday. Calls were sent out.
but it is claimed that the president
did not deem it necessary to hold
such session.
On Tuesday evening a minority num-
Der OF the committee reported and
consequently no meeting was held
The meeting was primarily called to
consider ways and means whereby a
new automobile can be purchased for
the chief OF the fire department
Chief Rose says that there are mem
beers OF the committee who arc not
In favor OF either him or his methods
and therefore are fighting the propo-
sition of getting a new machine
On the fire yesterday IL was neces-
sary TO report with the Chemical. he
chiefs car being considered unsafe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
A Message To Thin
Weak Scrawny Folks
An Easy way TO Gain 10 to 40 Pound,
OF SOLID. healthy. Permanent Flesh.

Thin, nervous. undeveloped men and
women eNcryw hero are heard 10 say. I
can't understand why I do not get fat 90
] eat plenty OF good nourishing food %
The reason Is just this: You cannot got
tat. no matter how much YOU eat un-
less your digestive organs assimilate
the fat-Inaking elements OF your food in
stead OF passing them out through the
body as waste.
What Is needed is "A means OF gently
stomach and intcstincs 60 absorb the oils
and fats and hand them over TO the
blood. " here they may reach the starved
Nhrunk"n. rundown tissues and build
them up. The thin PERSONS body is like
q dry sponEe-eager and hungry for the
fatty materials of which IL is being do
prtvcd by the failure Of the alIru.ntary
canal 20 take them from the food \
splendid way Of working TO overcome
this sinful waste OF Oesh building sIs-
mcufS and % stop the leakage Of fats
iS Co try SnrgOl. the famous flesh build
ing agent that has been So widely sold
IN America tn recent years Take lit
see or your checks don't quickly fU out
and rolls ~ firm. healthy flesh form over
your body. covering each bouy angle
and project ink point Hau'e Cut Rate
PHARMACY md -. lf Griest a Co Wheel
ing. and other good druggists have Sar-
and VIII refund your money ~ you are
not satisfied with the gain In weight 10
produces Hs stated on the guarantee in
each large package II o. fnoNpensiys.
easy ~ take and highly efficient
NOTE .H-SarEol g. recommended only
as q flesh builder ana while excellent re-
suits n cases ~ nervous Infigest ion
etc. have been reported. care should D..
taken about using ~ unless n gain of
weight is desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
BUTCHERS AND PACKERS
CONTROVERSY SETTLED

2iO men. All other members having
Deen working in small market and
slaughter houses that signed the scale
as soon as the strike was declared. II
was originally brought TO better work
ing conditions and an increase in
wages.
limitations have been given on
every side for the past week that The
scale was all but agreed upon and its
maj signing yesterday did not come
as total surprise to these who have
been following the situation. a meet
ing or the butchers was held in the
Majority hall yesterday morning and
1t Is understood that at this meeting
the plans for the settlement on The
part OF the butchers were finally
threshed out. a committee consisting
OF Herman Roeder. Charles Higgins
and Robert Flaherty was appointed
with full power 10 act. and il was
these men who agreed to sign the
contract that had been taken up with
'he packers.
With the settlement OF the strike
and the return Of thc men 10 their
respective duties II is probable that
certain contempt proceedings and in
functions pending in circuit court be-
fore Judge II. q. Hervey VIII be- dis
missed The hearing on citations for
contempt was 10 have been had next
week. but this will be dropped now. IL
is thought
One Phase Unsettled.
There ia reason 10 believe that the
engineers and fremen who came out
with the butchers on strike will make
strong fight 10 gain recognition
from the packers. a meeting Of these
bodies was held last night i'm the Pea
body building and the following state
ment was given ont BY the officials.
The strike is not yet settled. so far
az the engineers and frcmen are con
cerned, In the plants and i. Schenk
& Sons. Paul o. Reymann company.
the John Vented company and the
Weimer Packing company
While an agreement was signed BY
these firms with the butchers. no
agreement was signed with the engi-
neers and fremen
since the strike was a Joint AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
HOT LEMONADE j
AND WARM SLEEP
STAYE OFF GRIP
Health Commissioner of New York CitJ
Sanctions Common Sense Proven
tive Treatment for Innuenza.

How TO keep from having the grip
when everyone about you IL suffering
from this aggravating disease and you
are beginning to have the symptoms
been uppermost In the minds OF hun
dreds OF thousands during the present
epidemic.
In an attempt to answer IL repre-
sentative OF the New York Tribune in
terNiewed'a large number OF prominent
physicians and submitted to Health
COMMISSIONS Haven Emerson SUM
mary OF their advice. The latter put
his official y. h. on the following treat
mcnt.
Take a cathartic
Then take a brief hot bath To warm
up the body and start the blood running
Drink a large bowl OF hot lemonade
and 20 TO bed early. Cover ones sci
thoroughly and warmly. even an extra
pillow To protect the head and ears.
anu get nine hours sleep.
Take the greatest care. by dressing
ing.
II the trouble seems TO be chiefly in
the throat. wrap the neck in "A wet wool
en- cloth covered with "A dry woOlen
cloth"
The official qualified his reeommonda-
uon a. lar as the hot bath part Of the
treatment in concerned. saying that
none should do this unless they wer..
very sure that they would be able 10
Keep themselves perfectly warm during
the night and the morning afterward
But the hot lemonade. the cathartic
and the warm sleep stand as the official
preventive for the dread disease. which
weekly death records in many parts of
the country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

IN at his home with AN attack Of the
grip.
Ross Kline OF TIiadelphia is confined
10 his home ON the sick list.
Dora Thornburg, o. Triadelphia. who
has been III FOR some time with the
grippe is not so well.
John Bogard. OF Triadclphia. who has
been quite III al his home Is recovering
slowly.
Considerable Improvement il 20 be
noted In the condition OF Mr.. W. $.
stevens. or Triadclphia. who has been
suffering an attack Of pneumonia
The Monday Night SeWinb club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. a. G.. Craft.
IN Triadelphta. There Is considerable
business to be taken up and all members
are requested TO be present.
Miss Ella Weeks teacher in the pub
lie schools at TriRdelphia. met with a
slight accident while skating ON the ice
yesterday. \ lad ran into her. the
point OF his skate cutting her shoe. and
badly laccrating one q fhcr feet.
Alfred Elmer. who has been IN with
pneumonia. at his home in Triadelphi
Is improving
Mrs. Martha Mcconnell. 81 Middle
Wheeling Creek. near Twilight. Is IN
the Ohio Valley General hospital. where
she will undergo AN operation today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
KITCHELL LECTURE
Knights Of Columbus Hear Noted Ora
tor and See Movies Of
Glacier Park

Under tae auspices of the Knights
Of Columbus. Laurence ID. Kitchell
gave his illustrated lecture on the
wonders Of Glacier National Park. at
the Carroll club auditorium last night
About three hundred persons were
present and enjoyed the affair i'm
mensely.
The pictures were without doubt
the best and most ably delivered lee
trre Of the Kind ever delivered In the
auditorium. The touch needed ia
make the evening a complete success
was given by Mr. Kitcheu. lie Is
different from the usual stock lee.
turer, for he has a personality. a hand.
some presence. a delightful voice and
a real love for his theme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

no i' Ladies Att society uf tine Nauc.
tbs afternoon 100 OBJ, church psri,r.
The m,mhrr- ar che TrIad'lrhia or
fffrfIH I'D H meeting last night "a
.N. '''"' "I Ff'd Wise ou the National
Tho ouohor and dance given bv IA.
.'i"uI''I Ili" guuIuauN 90 EdEwood in
Tho town ball. TUESDAY aud Wedresdav
John and 49, o. Bowers and Mrs
william lio~rrs are confined to fEeir
noun" fn tIm Grove ON ACCOUNT OF iffrasa
10. %. family % Ldvnrd WellinF. Of
fiu Grove. Del DO With The grippe.
Mrs. O.. o. Gardner Of TriadeIrhia
VIII entertain the members Of tho I'm
worth league at her home this everinr
Mrs. q. Nossfu. 90 Fulton snfarfsirs1
Do" WrWhrrs oft the = e.. o.. club ~ nor
Tho members ~ Mystic lodge. No
~ hniEhts n IFthias. 81 Rim Grove
viii attend the First Methodist PMS
g"lal church services This evening "
Thenuetian sole o. the Smith Grocery
O. ran'. m Tradciphia. i- attract ng
hiirs Edus Goethe. Of whecIinr b,
visiting friends Iu TrIadrIuhin
AlIre Mabel Mrgrarahau iH confined
in Dor honc in Eim Grove with an at
Prank Nlhasfs is confined Co his
N"i on I.t.Ie Run With che Frirpe
Miss Core Howard. of West AiexaId-
% ie confined to her home on ac0unt ~
rr. ladies Ala society of the Elm
Grow. 70 D. church will hold n uasfrv
.lI. at fns Winter rrothers meat msr.
N.f uu Saturday. January 7a
John. Humble. uhn Hte been confined
7. tI, bonn. OFF ifathcrwood on account
or fI|urHH. #" Improving
Wrrrr NIstsrrun. ut N-Nrrhrn Vas
business caller bod Eim Grove vrs-
M o. Grimes. Of Columbus. Ohio.
.r.nt yesterday ri I.'m Grove on i1s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
POULTRY SHOW
ENTRIES OPEN
UNTIL FRIDAY
PITTSBURGH EXHIBITORS WILL
BE GIVEN CHANCE TO SEND
BIRDS HERE
Chickens From Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Have Been En-
tered-Adr,ission Price
Lowered.

Owing to the fact that many of ;he
local chicken fanciers are attending
the poultry show at Pittsburgh and
viii be unable TO return to this city
until today or tomorrow. the officials
OF the Ohio Valley Poultry associa-
ton have decided to hold the entries
open until this evening or Friday eve
ming. Many OF the local exhibitors
have thier birds on exhibition at the
Pittsburgh show and as IL does not
close until today. IL would be impos-
sible for them to return to this city
and enter the birds. The extension
of time on the entry list is expected
to swell the number OF birds greatly.
Edmund &. Whitehead. secretary of
the association. said last evening that
he had received entries from several
down state towns. Several fanciers
in Charleston. Buckhannon and other
poultry towns OF this state. as well
as many from eastern Ohio and west
ern Pennsylvania have entered birds.
The fact that the entries are kept
open until Friday will add many ad-
ditional fowls to the already large
number. Several of the Pittsburgh ex.
hibitors have sicnified their intention
OF coming here with their stock since
they will be able 10 come here for the
opening of the show. One feature in
connection with the present exhibition
Ii the fact that the association has re
duced the price of admission from
twenty-five TO ten cents.