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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
SadIom Gaiu Oer6uftct.

Syn ole weItli6e @oli5eiitation lit
QeItern 9lbeno Der 19.jGbrige SadIon
Gain eingeliefert noroen, Der I'M
Soulc Slr. 1856, Sloro- -@oDitroBe, ge-
mo6nt botte unO bcI6uloiet miro,
ougeblicb lebr 5oblreide 0iebereien
in Der Sta0t beeangen 81 baben.
0as 3unmer oes Yolioei.&apitGnS
Cole in ser weltlicben Station gli6
geItern einen nobren &rGmerlaoen
in Dem ole Snden nligeitopclt mo'
rem Oie bel ciner Sausiudllng bel
Gain 5u Gage geforoert iein ioIlcn.
@S befonoen iih oorunter elm Sono-
foffer, cine 9omero, eolOene glaoeln,
elm 8onomabut, bier Semocn, meb-
rere SdIipie lmo Dob. mebr. gSie
oerlalltet, bat Gain piele Soden bon
ouf Der StroBe itebenoen glutomo-
bilen enttpcnoet un0 gum groBen
1beil beriest.
SeI lleDrercI Su8ell lUultll ule
9lltbGnOler Der StoOt ouf Die 0ieb.
ItGblc bon ser Boli6ei oufmertiom
gemocbt moroen itnO puroen eriu1t
nu6 Dem Wlanne 6u fobuOen, Der
lie etlpn oerieben piirOe. Dies ge-
idob oucb geitern, ais Goin in Oenl
weItliden DiItrift Soden 5u Der.
iesen iu9te. ,9isber iit bon Der 30
lioei oeS weitliden 0iitritts mr ein
@eiddoieter ermittelt poroen uno
opnr ongeblid in Der Yerion oeS
Srn. g8illimn 6. Sugbes BON SuO-
broof 9urf, Baltimore Gouutg.
Gain miro beutc oemHi6ter Sobonn.
fen Dorgefiibrt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
SsflaitcrnuScn nit SiaiiOc6l0deu.

W1aDor 9SreIton ri6tete eeltern
gIa6mittaq an oen goriisenoeu Der
@flaiterllngS.G .Gommiiiion Serrn u.
&eit6 Compton cinen 9rief in Dem
er erir6te, ole Mul6errD- imO @lea-
iant- -StroBe, 5piideu Charles lmo
ct. @aul-StraBe, nit ben ioeenann-
ten nSilliiOe"- -3iegelu pfIoitern 5u
loiien. 0iele 3iegeln iinO fiir5lib
bel ser Bflaiterune ser Saratoga-
StraBe oerpanOt moroen uno ioaen
ii6 ausge5eihnet bepdbrt 6aben. Die
8flaiterlmg Der WlulberrD- unO @lea.
iantitraBe, 5piiden Gbarles- m0 Ga.
ratoga.StraBe, miro in 9erbinolmg
nit ser gripeiterlIng ser ct. 8aul.
StraBe porgenommen weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Sraa 0isOm ueramtluOrtIidl.

Cine SnrD, oie geitern 9[6enO m-
ter Coroner &ilep pom mittleren go
li5ei-0iitrift einen Snqueit iiber ben
500 ser 10 Sabre alien Srau CLARA
glepton Satin BON elmer gtewton
abbielt, erfldrte, OaB 6rau gtemtou
an elmer glutoergifhmg I'M MercD.
Soipital eeitor6en iei, Die iie our6
cine criminelle Operation Die 8rau
Gillian Giron an i6r oorgenommen
bate, peritor6en lei. 9[ls 8eugen
tratcn oie W1utter ser @eritorbenen
unO an0ere Perionen auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Sci GrpIuiiOn Ocrlett.

Ger So Sabre aIte 6reoerid 9lopp
bon g1r. 1S45, orO.GoQineton.sloe..
ser ais gio9tp16ter bel Der &iano-
tSabrif BON 81. Stieff @de 2aiapette-
9oenle unO 9lifen.StraBe, angeiteQt
i'll, erlitt eeiteru Mlorgen 9ranowun.
SEN i'm @eiid6t unO an oen Sauoen,
ais Elm @asofen erploOirte. @r fonn.
te iicb 81 SUB no6 Dem ct. SSoiepbs.
Soipital bege6en, no ibm feline Ser
leBimgen per6uuoen puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
,,WlO3art. .WlanncrdjOr.n Z

Sir ieinen i'm 2aifc oes n6hIten
Mouats itattfinoenoen6 6amiIien-glus.
fIitg trof geiteru 9lbenO Der o@lo5art-
Mdnnerhor" in ieiner regelmdBigen
@eriammllmg in Serideio'S Saue an
ser Srleons.StraBe, ipeitere 8orbe.
reitliHgen. @eri6ieOene eingegan.
gene @inlaoungeu nuroen ongenom.
men. Gie Geriommlirng iplroe bon
9rdiioent u. 81. Ntoage geleitet, tDab-
reno Sefretdr @lar StrauB protofoI.
lirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
euuOcrbarer ltmfaa.

Bon einem lonoer6oren llnfoa
puroe geItern glbeno Gborles Gbine
BON 91r. 200, Oit.5eoeralitraBc, be-
troficn mel6er in ciner Gar ser
@uiliorO.9lpenue iltbr, nm ii9 na6
ieiner @obnilns 81 6egebcu. 9luf
Dem gioOuct puroe &Dine, Ger ouf
Ser linfen Seite oeS g8oegons fab
umO Ieinen 9lrm 5um 6enlter 6inaus.
b1ngen lieB, entlUeoer ourd einen
entgegenfommenoen g8oggon, ooer
our6 Elm Brett getroifen, Oas Our9
ben @oggon 6odgeporfen wurOe.
9i6ine lonf 6alb bepuBtIoS in oas Sn.
mere oes @aggons, lmO lpuroe an.
iGnglid geglan6t, ooB Der Wlann ee.
tootet muroe. Gie 6rauen pel6e i'm
@aggon iaBen, lplroen bplteriih.
8oli5eilieutenant 9orronger bonn
weitli6en @oli5ei-1iitrift unO onOere
9oli5iiten, oie iid als 6abrgdite i'm
@aggon befanoen, brabten Den Ser.
lebten na6 Oem MercD.Soipital. no
ieItgeItellt wuroe, Dab 9ibine einen
9lrmbru6 oabongetragen bat. Cine
llnteriubung iiber oieien llnfaa III
eingeleitet woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
gsoite ami Oem 8enasuitamOe.


gr3dblt in OoIliter @elniitbsrube Don
ieinen linglaubliden Sdanot6a-
ten. 9llS &ranfbeits. .go8iueu
nidt pirfteu manote er e5ift an.
Nem Yorf 25. Moi. Or, 9lr.
tbur @orren @aite, Der innge 3obn.
9(r5t, pel1er ser grmorolma ieineS
Shtuieeeroaters, oeS reihen Sobu
6. 8ed, ongefloat 1T er5dblte nli
Dem 3eugenitan0e, oen er betrut Inn
oeu 9eipei5 fir ieine ongeblibe @ei.
itesgeItortbeit mtf Oieie Sbeorie
baitt befanntlid oie Gertbeioiaimq
ibre leBte Soifnlmg @oite Dor Dem
eleftrii6eu Stubl 81 retten si e.
bringen, in aIler @elaiieubeit, ipie er
oeu geriud mattc, SRI. 4atbarine
Bed, .Oie rei6e Eante ieiner Satin
lmo feline @obltbdteriH. iml's 2eben
8u bringen, inoem er ibr &ranfbeits.
9a5iIleu eingob. @r er5Gblte auh,
iuie er periuhte, ole @ltern ieiner
Satin allf oieiel6e @eiie aus Der
@eIt 81 idoffen che er @ift ols Elm
iuirfiameres 9littel 3ur @rreibung
leines 8medes ipGblte,
@aite iaete oua ii6er ieine 8e8ie-
bungen gu 6rnu Margaret Sorton.
ieiuer ,Stuoio.@efd6rtiu" aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
ngaucriidJer WianncrdUr. ="

Seine regelmdBi9e 9eriommlung
bielt geitern 9(beno ser n9oDeriide
WGnnerGor" in 9ldermom's Sdue
an Der @de bon Caroline unO
@ougb.StraBe lnter Dem goriis
bon @r6iioent s. 9ldermam. Setre-
tar s. 9iotbe protofoairte. g}a6 @r.
leoigilng Der louienoen @eihdfte
nurOen beri9ieOene eingeeangene
Ginlooungen ongenommen mo ipei.
tere @orbereittneeu fir oen Som.
mer-9lusflitg getroffen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
@citerc &riegsbcri6t
Ole Steueridraube in
@nnIan0.


2onoon, 20. 0lai. 9legiualo
Mcaenna, DER aan8ler oes Sdos
ANTS, bat gtoti5 gegebeu, oaB am
ud9iten @ontae er i'm lluterbalIie
Den 9lntrag Iteaeu miro, eine peitere
GintommenS Steuer pon 5rpei Sbil-
ling fir Den %iunO Sterling ouf Die
@iutommen aus iol6en Sefilritdten
81 legen, pel9e Oas S9abamt 5u
fauien gclpiat lit. Der 8med Oieier
M}aBno6me lit, oen gerfaili amerifo.
uiider Seturitdteu 5li er5pinaen, Die
bisber pon i6ren Gigentbiimern 5ll-
riidgebaIten porOen iino.
0euti1 lano Dat lte6er
i6uB an @ei5en.
Berlin, pia glmiterOom unO
Qonoon, %. Waai. Ser Inter.
StaatslefretGr ocS Shnern, 9err Mi-
9oeIs, benadriAtigtc 6eute oas
&ei6stags- -Gomitc, oaB cine 3abllmg
Der @e5enoorrdtbe ergeben bat, ooB
oos neue @rnteiabr nidt nur nit Der
notbpenoigen 9feierue BON 100000
Sonnen, ionoern nit einem ipeitereu
lleberi1uB BON 100000 &onneu Be.
ginnt. 0abon mer0eu iofort 1907
600 beniibt I'M ole tdsliden 8roo.
rationen oerienigen 5ii erboben, oereu
SouptnabrilAg @roO biloet.
Bon & lud 10 Sabrestalt. t.
(@rabHos mad Sa0biue.)
Berlin, %. Ytdi. ~ SSelOmar.
Idaa 9lleronOer bon @Iud puroe am
Somltug 70 Sabre alt. gr erbielt
8oblreibe @liidpunid. Qepeiden Oo-
runtcr cine ioltbc pom aoiier @il.
belm. Qie @elilnobeit oes 5eIomor-
iboas lit mieoer bergeltellt, obipobl
cine aligel nod niht entfernt lit.
gr bat Dem 9aiier lpieoer feline
0ienIte offerirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Wlorion GeenS, Ser beute I'M @e.
f1ngniBbof in Gopion Baltimore
Gountp, bel SonnenalIsang gebanat
miro, beua6m iif geItern an ieinem
lebten Gage mlf Oieier @eIt, iebr &c.
loiieu. Sein geiIiIider 9eiitano,
9oitor Qapio Glarf, bego6 ii6 ge.
Itern 9lbeno na6 Dem @efGngniB
uuO miro an ieiner Seite bleiben bis
er ailf oaS S6offot gefiibrt miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

I'M SiiOcn poren 5itfrieocnitellenOer,
mo es miro angenommen, ooB ole
S6noler i6re9oger fiir Elm beripGteteS
6rii6io6rsgeiddit ergdn5eu merOeu
5irmen pel6e 9eOorfsartifel iiir
Moidiniiten imo @llum6er lieiern,
6otten Elm 3iemIid rit6iges @eiddit,
aber sic 6o6en @reiie perblieben un9
Sic GoQeftionen itunoen inter Oen
9tormolen. Sic @eihdfte moren gut
in 9aimateriolien mo Die @reiie
bolten ieit ooecseu ino ole Goaet-
tionen olBergem0bnlid5 nieorig ~
Sol5bGnoler insbeionOere beridten
ii6er einen aftipen SanOel mo IN
Oieier 9ron6e NOR Elm Steigeu IN
oeu Breisnotirungen 81 Oer5eidnen.
SGnoler in Spirituoien umo alfobols
freien @etrdnfen mahten before @e-
ibGite pie in Der Oor6ergegangenen
@o6e. Sieiige 9rnuereien iiuO aiI-
Bergemo6nli6 itart 6eibGftigt, rnO
ein eutes Sommereeid6ft itebt 8u
erluorten. Der @rmoeigent6ums-
W3arft mar Ic66oft; flint 9onfab.
idIiiiie oaein umiaBten etlide $500,
coo. @epiiie 6ieiiee 5abrifanten
6aben 9ldne fiir ouSgeoe6nte &er'
6eIierungen lnterbreitet, uno in ei.
uen Sale lit cine $t5O0,O0O Sabrif.
oergroBerlmg gepIunt, mdbreno eiHe
anoere @er6eneriIng, Die nit einem
d6nliben GoitenouimanOe Derfniipit
lit, bereitS I'M @ange lit. Ger @r-
portbanoel 5eigt feline 9lbnn6mc Sm
Saien befinOet iib cine groBe 5lottc
auslGnoii6er Sdiiie, lno ole 5radt.
raten iino bobe gcblie6en. Ger Gl-
port lnfoBt bouptidAlicb @etreiOe,
ao6le lnO Stiidgiiter. Gle @iniu6r
lit geringer pie ii6li6 mo beite6t
6auptidhlih aus Giien aupier, 3ht
etc.
SSn ser berfloiieueu @ohe woren
3mei 9(rbeiteritorlngen 81 per5ei6-
ncu, es miro o6er nngeuonrnen OaB
oiele ouf giitlidem @egc beigelegt
merOen.
@elo lit in Sen lofalen 6iuan5.
rei6lib Oorbunoen lno
miro 8u AZ @ro5ent oiferirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
gla6m lnediiI6ertabIetten

9Ius @erieben i6ludte geitern
glbeno ser "a Sabre alte s. 8. Or
niger bon gSr. 209, SIt-2anOoleitry
5pei QuediilbertobIetteu. @r puroe
iofort in einem 9lutomo6il na1 Dem
ct. Soiepbs.Soipital gebra6t mo
ibm ser Nlagen ausgepumpt puroe.
Sein 8eiinOen lit ni6t beiorgniBer.
reeenO, er unBte aber i'm Soipital
berbleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
g3radl i'd Sas g3aIen6ein.

9(ls Der 30 Sabre aIte gilbert 9pub
BON glr. 1904, 9lorO.GaIpert. .StraBe,
geiteru 9lbeuo in ieiner @obnug ole
&eaertreppen biuabItiir5te, blieb er
balb bepuBtloS liegen. @r erbolte
iid aber mieoer lmo i'm ct. SSoiepbs.
Soipital iteaten ole 9Ier5te felt, ooB
er MIR einen gIaienbeiubrub oaDon-
getragen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Sin SonOer-Goniite Oes Oroens
Scr o@lfs~ lit ernannt moroen, I'M
3rdiioent @ilion, @ice.4rdiioent
Maribau, oeu Spre6er oes SauieS,
@6anlp Glarf, uno Nlitglieoer bcioer
Sduier 81 Dem an 10. Suli itattfin-
oenoen 6lagaentag, Der bel Sort NC
6enrp ab9eboIten miro. ein8nIa0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Pms WSerito.
@ @emeinidaftlides 8orge
ben onge itre6t.


ben ange eitrebt
81 &aio, Ger, %. @tai. Sc.
neral @abrieI @opira. ser neuer.
uannte Gommanoeur ser merifani.
iden Wlilitdr5one oil ser @reu5e. Fin
oIgte belIte an OoB er beobIidtiae.
General 9eribiuo, oeu Gommanoeur
Der amerifaniiden expeditions Tritp-
pen Inn cine llnterreoung 81 erlu-
den, Inn Ole giBel6eiten Oes ge.
meinidaftliden @orgebeus Del Der
gerfolgung Der G6ibuabuo 9anoi.
Ten 5li beipre6en.
General Srooino bat 1000 4apoI.
leriiten sur 8erit1rfung Der Grlppen
Oes Generals @ooiro abeeIanot unO
oieie ueroen entlang Der 9a6n Bis
nad Eemoiodic itationirt meroen.
3u Golas Grauoes imO an onoeren
9uuften iperOen ole @lerifoner nit
Den 9lmerifuueru in enecr9eriibrns
ieiu.
gtuni8ipaln a bIen ange.
oronet
GG9oio. Ger, 25. 0loi gllS
eriteu S4ritt 5ur @ieOer6eriteIIuna
Der conititutioneaen Reaierlma bat
ole Garrm5a 9lomiuiitration cinen
@rlaB porbereitet, mel6er Die gI6.
balhmg BON Wllni6ipalmablen lno
ole gtabIirung freier Y3imi5ipaIitd.
ten onoronet, 10 beridtet cine Depe.
ide, melde Der bieiige meritoniide
Goniul 9lnoreS @urcia beute aus Der
StoOt Wlerico erbielt. Qieien @luni.
5ipalipa6len Ioaen ole GongreBma6.
len lmo oie Observation-Disclosures fol-
gen.
. 9anOitenfii6rer in gllpine
pro5efiirt.
0larat6oM Ger, 25. @1ai
Sberitlieutenant 9}atioiooo 9lloareB.
Der 9lnfiibrer einer Der 9anOiteu.
ganoen, tuelde eiuen lleberiau oiif
@oquillas mahten uno Nianuel
CORES, ein ouoerer Bandit, melde
beute bierbergebrodt puroen, iper.
Oeu gum 3mede ibrer 9ro5eiiirlHg
Dor oen @ipil 9eboroen noh III.
pine gebro1t per0eu. Sic 9lrreitan-
ten iuaren III 9etten geIegt
9npare5 sob al an oer@liiuoerma
bon Geemers 9aoen Ibeil genonr
men 5n boberL ipdbreno Sorres be-
Itreitet, an oem gRoubBugc betbeiIiet
eepeIen 81 ieiu er bebauptet init
5ebn ouoereu auf merifaniider Seits
poitirt geipeieu 5u fem Inn sen 9liid
5ug Scr 9anoiten 81 oedeu
9luf 8otrouille i'm go
miquipo 9iitritt.
Wle9rere &oDaaerie &atrpuilleu
ourd,ioribten Sen Gitrift Olouii.
qltipa lalit bierber aeloneteu fnop-
pen W8elouneen. g8ie in Grfabriius
eebra1t murOe, fiingiren oieie ga.
trouillen a6er nur ais &unoihnfts.
9[btbeilimgen uno iie babeu 8eiebl
crbolten. nnr IN Der 9eieniibe 3l
banOeln lmo feline @efansenen 5n
maAen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
To Better Hearing
Legislative Chambers

Albert B. Mann and c. L. Deming
Of the H. w. Johns-Manville COM
pany of San Francisco, who have the
contract for improving the acoustic
properties in the senate and assem-
bly, chambers of the state capitol ar
rived today and will proceed at once
with their work. The ann of re-
ducing and eliminating reverbera-
tons in public halls is an interesting
study. Heretofore it has been par
tally accomplished by wires which
have proved unsatisfactory, besides
being unsightly.
The method used by the above
company is what is known as sound
absorption and consists in the plac-
ing of a hair telling one inch thick
on the ceiling, covering it entirely;
then what might be termed strips are
form squares. The entire ceiling, af-
ter being treated in this manner, is
covered with a thin muslin or sort
of thin canvas that is light and tough,
and by this means the theory OF alb
sorption of sound l.. put into practical
use. Scientific research has proved
that the only way to solve the acous-
teal problem is to absorb the sound.
The improvement will not deface the
ceiling of either Of the chambers and
when completed one would not know
that a practically new ceiling had
been put in. About three weeks will
be required to complete this work
and the cost will be in the neighbour
hood of $500.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
Contemplate Changes
at the Prison Farm

In order to make some changes
and contemplated improvements at
the prison farm Governor Boyle, Sec
rotary of State Brodigan and War
den Hendrich, accompanied by John
G. Taylor of Lovelock, Ole Peckham,
c. c. Jones, Thad Holcomb of Reno
and Carslin Henningsen of Gardner
vile, left for that place by auto this
morning. The gentlemen accompan-
ing the state officials are all aprac-
teal in the line of farming and agri-
cultural pursuits and are to make a
thorough inspection of the farm, its
water supply. the nature of the soil
and as to what farm products it Is
best adapted for. and its adaptability
Tor stock raising purposes.
1t is the desire of the Prison com.
mission to make the prison farm a
source of revenue to the state and il
is with this in view that the inspec-
ton is being made today. Upon the
report and recommendations may
depend the future disposition of the
and in the way OF raising crops
stock and the increasing of the dairy
herd.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
More Petitions
Still to Come

The Prohibition petition filed with
the secretary of state yesterday con
tains the anne OF 5,4O5 legal voters
of the state Of Nevada. The largest
number OF names comes from Reno,
i ,OS7: Goldheld. 800; Las Vegas, 345;
Ely, 264; Carson, 1913, and other
towns go to make up the total. The
petition from Tonopah, containing
over 564 names, is not yet in. Sever
al other petitions are yet to arrive,
including another one from Reno, ana
it is thought that when they are all
in it will swell the total to over S,0eN
names for absolute prohibition.
Only a few Of the gambling and di-
vorce petitions have arrived, and nc
estimate can be made as to the num-
Der of names they will contain. The
gambling petition at Tonopah, how
ever, was signed by 704 voters and
4o5 for the one years residence for
divorce. None of these petitions
have arrived at the secretary OF
states office, but are expected this
evening. These petitions have to be
filed with the secretary of state thir-
ty days prior to the converting of the
legislature, which is January IS, 1917,
Consequently, Saturday, December
10th, will be the last day for filing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
Personal Mention

Hymcn COIN returned on the
morning train from a months visit
to San Francisco.
w. HERE of Reno was an arrival
on the morning train for a visit Of
a few days with friends.
Attorney Augustus Tilden of Gold
field came in on the morning train
for a brief visit, on legal business.
George A. Bartlett. assistant Unit
ed States district attorney, was i'll
Carson yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ardery return
ed on last nights west bound train
from a visit of a few days in Tono-
pah and Goldield.
Attorney Charles B. Henderson OF
Elko, visited in the capital city yes
terday for a few hours, returning
home on last nights train.
Mrs. Nellie Rountree of Portland,
Ore, was an arrival on this morn
ing's train to visit her mother. Mrs.
r. M. Clark, during the holidays.
Fred Adamson was a departure for
Reno last evening to attend a meet
ing of the State Board of Account
ancy, which will hold examinations
of applicants for certificates of pub
lie accountants IN that city today
and tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
"UnCle Dams"
Turkey Banquet

"Uncle Dams Turkey Banquet"
which is an annual event in local
Elkdom, will be held at the Elks'
Home next Saturday evening. ,
During the life of "Uncle" Dan
Wheeler it was his custom to pro-
vide a large number of turkeys each
year which were cooked and served
at the Elks' Home on "Uncle Dams"
night.
During the banquet the members
were fined eff they did" and also
were fined eff they didn't" The mon-
ey thus raised by fines and contribu-
tons was then expended in charity
work during the holiday season.
This custom is still being carried
on by the members of the Wheeler
family and this year special prep
arations are being made to make the
affair a greater success than ever.
The committe is composed of Don
aid Wheeler, Drury M. Wheeler.
Carl S.. Wheeler, Leroy Pike, R. 3.
Henrichs, Phil Y. ellison and R. E.
Leeper.
William WOODBURY. will act as
POSTMASTER and will be assisted in
the fning and refining process by
Harry J. Gosse and Alex Dromiack.
A short initiation will precede the
banquet.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
Changing Residences

The first of the week Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Maurice Sullivan
moved into the house on Robinson
street lately vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Keii-
nett will move into the house vacat-
ed by the Sullivans. The first OF
the month Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. La
Tourette will move into the old Bur
lington home and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Devort will occupy the home now
used by the LaTourettes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
An Expose of Vice.
Tomorrow Evening

Tomorrow evening the Grand will
present a master feature that is an
expose in the hidden vice that is a
revelation. The Little Girl Next
Door," a truly wonderful %photoplay
STORY; based upon the facts gather
ed by the Illinois Vice Commission,
which is highly endorsed by pulpit,
the press and the public. Statements
of prominent public officials, minis
ters and critics on the great moral
effect of this six-act photoplay, "The
Little Girl Next Door," are given in
letters here reprodI uced:
The worst evil that destroys char
acter and life is vice. Study this pic
ture, '"The Little Girl Next Door,"
it represents truth.
ARTHUR BURRAGE. FARWEI.L,
Chicago Law and Order League.
This picture represents the prob
lem of the girl adrift in a manner
very striking and effective.
VIRGINIA BROOKS WASH
BURN, Chicago Social Worker.
This picture is able, where the
stage has failed, to give us the drama
without brutality, a moral warning
without dizziness.
ASHTON STEVENS,
Chicago Examiner.
The presentation of this picture
will do more for the cause of moral
ity than all the reports ever filed.
REV. J. P. BRUSH1NGHAM,
Pastor S. Park Methodist Church,
Chicago.
Special matinee tomorrow, "The
Little Girl Next Door" at 2:3O; even
ing at BIS. Admission, Is cents;
children under 16 years of age not
admitted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
ASTOUNDING REPORT
FOR CARSON CITY

The wife of a merchant had stom-
ach trouble SO bad she could eat
nothing but toast, fruit and hot
water. Everything else would sour
and ferment. ONE SPOONFUL
buchthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as
mixed in Adler-i-ka benefited her
INSTANTLY. Because Adler-i-ka
hushes the ENTIRE a~limentary tract
it relieves ANY CAST constipation,
sou stomach or gas and prevents ap-
pendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST ac-
ton of anything we yer sold. Chas.
L. KITZMEYER, Druggist. dat
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
An Artistic Concert

The concert given at the Grand
theater last evening by the Carson
City band was one Of the best eve
given by hat organization and it was
too bad a larger audience was not
present. Never did the band boys
render more beautiful music and the
selections were all that could be de,
sired and each number was most en-
Enthusiastically received by those pres
emf.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
1t has been the custom for years
with the Kings Daughters of Car
son to provide the needy of this city
with a good substantial box of pro-
visions and a few dainties at Christ
mas time. These boxes have always
been greatly appreciated by those re-
ceiving them and a great help through
the winter. While the recipients
might struggle along they are looked
for by some and counted on.
The Kings Daughters have been
called on to such an extent this fall
that they feel that if there is any M
in our midst who would like to help
one less fortunate than themselves.
their help, however small or great,
would be greatly appreciated by this
order. There are sent in these boxes
groceries of all kinds, canned fruit,
homemade jelly and preserves, Or
anges, chicken, duck or turkey, cauli-
flower and celery. Almost any thing
will be acceptable. This cali will re-
main open till next Tuesday, Deem
Der 10Th, and any one wishing to
donate will kindly send same to Mrs.
Fred Cushing's home, where the
boxes will be packed and sent out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
Car Shortage Taken
Up By Railroads

The following telegram was re-
ceived today by the Railroad COM
mission from w. R. Scott, manager
of the Southern Pacific, relative TO
the shortage of cars for the trans
portation of coal.
"San Francisco, Dec. Is.
"Railroad Commission of Nevada
Carson City, Nevada.
,"Wire date. Have delivered Den
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-14
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING

With candy for all the children. The
one event in the year the little tots
all look forward to-. Be sure and
bring them to the 'big store for
this event.
He will be here Tuesday, December
10Th, and talk to the children from
II noon to 100 and from 3 to 5 p
n.
Watch for our big advertisement i'll
Mondays paper.
GRAY, REID, WRIGHT Co.