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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
Gterbiid,feitsberid,t.

giIiant SeOit. IS. so7 BeF Ccuti
StraBt. xabmuns.
Miuiirob SOiipb. q. 1901 0in
Siynbs. 9Iutpergifiung.
s Wdrn WieaauebIin, 72. 339 Wet
eDErt Gtrobs. artsrxnptriaItuns.
MdibiIba 9sdtr, 80. 25s gmnliya
Strdbe, 9ubxriulpfs.
pbilipp Rod. GA. 22l2 galuH,i
Strabe. 9ersltiSsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
Ysittuodl, ben 4. Snli 1917.

ayarnuns! Sielsriissn. bic
3eitunssn, sIsidDisl Ob snsIii4s ossr
beuti4s, Deri9idsu, iOntcn porsrli
ole anssigen BON Setrdntehdnblsru
ausi6nsibsn, Oa iie iih elmer i6persr
Strafe ausisben. penn eine iOIts
3.ituns in einsu prObibitiOnssStaai
sslangt unb bieie fino 10 sabIrsib,
bab man fis fi4 ni4t ale mertsn
lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
Sic 2isa sesen irsmSipraa'
ltdeu llHterriht

in umeren GIsmentari9ulen er!dB'
sinsu 4uiruf sur Gbi9aiiuns bei
beuti9en llnterriats. Mis ipenig es
ibr I'm bic Wabrbsit gu tbun 1T. lsbrl
sIsi9 Der erite Sap. IN peI4em tis
&oiten bisfss untsrri5ts auf $780,
600 anseseben perben. obipobl Der
superintendent Die aoiten auf $79,'
900 ansssebsn bat. Der @sriu4 fptro
seua9i, bisfe ausabs oss Supsrirtsn'
benten, Or. Goubpn, gu bistreoitir:n.
iubem seiast pirb, onb bds nur oi:
80 2sbrsr einf9lieb!. bic ausidIisBs
Ii4 bsutidsu llnisrribt ertbeueu ano
bab bic Rotten srOter fno. neil ooriH
ni9t 2sbrsr sinssidloFsn iinb. bic
nur sinsn 1beiI Der 3sit bsutT6en
unb ben anecrsn 9bsil snsIiidsn In.
isrri9t ertbstIsn. Die 90 2sbrsr be.
sisbsn ni5t S69. 900 bas Sabr uuo
bic 3abI Der asbrsr, bic in bsiS:n
Spradeu unterridteu, tn fsbr serins.
GplsIi1 III bic 2lnsabe bee Superins
tsnoenten rj6tig. Die beitGnbig :,ies
berboIte 2Insabe, boB Der osuti9s uns
tsrri9t $4,000 bas Sabr tpitst, iIt
baber brett untpabr.
Damn pirb als Ginpdnb onsss
fiibrt, bab Der beutf6e llnisrridt IN.
gIei1Mdbis psrtbeilt IN, Sa sr in sis
nigen s6ulsu mebr 3eit unb in an.
beren S9uIsu fpenieer 3sii In Qns
ipru9 nimmt. Das IN Elm Ro6tbsil
fir bic Oeuti6en. Griiber mar es bic
Regsl, bab in ben beutI6sn Depdrtss
ments bic cine 6dlits Der 3eii ouf ben
snsIifhsn unb bic anbsre auf ben
beutf6en unterriat neripanbt pure..
Das BAT fid gum Ra6tbeiI bes oei.ts
i6en uutsrridts perf6oben, inbem sr
in mandsn S9ulsn duf cine Siunbe
ben Sag Ssrtiir;t ipurbe. Sernsr
pirb barauf binseipiefen, bab tIrs
,in SpssialSSupsrintsnbsni fiji bi.
bsutfds Sprn6e unb teiner fir Die
snaIiihs Spra6e befisbt. antppti:
sSSeber enslifde Sberlebrsr IN Sp.5ial.
Superinienbsni bss Gnsliidxn in feis
ner S6uIe unb ieSer ennlii9e aehrer
srtbeiIt iiberbaupt ensIiT6en llrtrrs
riht. mas Spesiansbrsr In bisTem
sa6e iberfliifiig mo6t.
Gernsr pirb seiast, bab in man4en
S1ulen bier SiuHben ben Tag oeutit
unisrri9tst ipirb unb bios cine StuEs
be unterri9t in enslif4er SpraAEbre
ertbsilt pirb. gBsr ben glufruf aGss.
fabt bat, If ein 2lsiiator unb isin
2sbrsr, iOnit piirbe sr piisn, bab
snglii5 INNER selebrt tpirD, nit ben:
Gsien, nit Der Grotunos, nit Der ges
ihiate unb iberbaupt tsiH untsrri9t
in irseab sinsm Sad ertbeilt riro.
O6ne oab ni4t slsi95eitis snsliId
Ipreben uno i6rsibsn nit ssIsbrt tpsrs
ben. Die nutpifenbsit bes 9srfafsI
isrs Ieudtet gang beionberS aus Der
Se!9iperbe berpor, bab bios sii.t
Stunbs unierri6t in Der ie9niIaen
snglif9sn grammatit ertbsili perSe.
Sin 2sbrr bate niemais foIden
8lobiinn ssf9riebsn, bsun sinsm 'ois
den 1T betannt, bab enslilhe Grams
MART gum aIlergrobien Sbsil nit csm
snglii6sn SpreHen in ben anbsren
5G6ern sntpidelt tDirb. Wenn Der
Stiilr iast: spite tiDr is four,
baun psrbsFcrt ibn Der asbrsr, inbsm
IT BEN S9iiler fast: Spits tipo a,e
four. Wenn Der Shiilsr iaet: NE
bope been teadeb, bann perbefert ibn
Der 2ebrsr: Me babe been taue5i.
Mit dnberen morten: Die mobsrns
Rethobe lsbrt bic grdmmdtit sumsiif
'~rh sprs6en unb ni9t rsrmittsiit
te6nif6er Neaelr, 70 bah etns Sturbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

Die llnabbGnsigtsttss
GrtlGruns bat bic Der. StaaItn
Don Der sanSsH WeIt frei gemaat a1o
ibuen cine beiOnoere Stelung uE6
sius beiOnoere &uIturaufgabe Suss
pieIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

Der @ierts Suit erinnert
uns an Die pfli9t, bem 9aterIaaOe
bic alte 5reus unter allen oent6c-sn
llmitdnDen gu lpabren, aber aua
slsidSeitig Defen SHtereilsn ri4tlg
au erfailen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

Den gonss tsrs&iist f,i. Ssirsidr
DanisIs Isbuts ts ab, iia 81 oisisr
5rage 81 dubsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

dos t0einf cine NtI Se1EleH9e9 5e'
pprben 5u Istn. alIs Dbl Surasul
in elmer SrtI9aIt i'm Sii5en ein cpi'
nemiIdes 2eioen ii4 stnitsIlts. ipurns
ebenfals nad teutoniIdsn @eriapa'
rern sefu6t. Uian tDnnte oarlber
laden, ipenn es nidt 10 ernit mare.
SrOBoem i4on iiber elm bdlbea
Sabrbunbert felt glbidaifuns Der
StlaDsrsi oeriIofisn 1T. biIDet Die far'
bise 9enDItsruns np9 INNER Elm un'
seiOItes probIem. Bon elmer Iiiimi'
Iirung tann ni4t bic R.be iein. Die
9lufsdbe beItebt barin, bic furbtge Is'
p0lteruns in cine umgebun9 81 6rins
gen, po lie ni4t anitObt iOnoerH ii4
Dem Ganbe pou Nubeu sripeilt. Die
bas gei4ebsn lam, Das Eabeu bic
Jiibrer Der Jarbisen bsutli9 ertannt
unb geIebrt, inpem iie barauf bins
peiIen, bab benz &araitsr ibrer y !Ts
bic gei9dftisuHg in Der 2anolDrrtbs
i9aft Der DienIiaits 1T unb ite DOT
4nfedtungen iaiist. 9etber pirb bis'
isr Ratb bon ben 5orbiseu ieIbit nidt
befOIgt. Das gsi6iebt iest ipenissr
ols ie, aus Griinbsn, bic meui9li9
pObl gu Deritebsn finb. Die IObnsnOe
8ei4Gftiguns in Der Snbuitrie Icdt
iie DOM 4der binpes, ND lie nit esn
peiben Qrbsitern bdufis SuIammsn'
itoben, neil ae5tere ni4t bios i:ter
ben Mitbetperb Der Sarbi9en eraiirut
iino, iOnbern nod mehr, oab fie Iid
6a3u perpenDen laHen, Die 20bns Esr'
ab3ubriiden. 90 lanse bieie urfa'
den beiteben, perben audi IoIds Gols
gen, pie mir iie in Sit ct. 2Ogis
beoba4ten. ni4t ausbIeiben. Ndt
unierem GrmsHsn Dtrb Elm bsfriepi,
9enOer 3uitanO nur burd nationais
9ilfe sef4affen Derosn tDnnen, ir,1em
bic 9unOesresieruns eiNsn Sonbs
fpe5isl gu bsm 8peds our 8erfiean9
itsqt, ben 5arbisen cine tDirtbi6dfts
Ii6e 1nabEdngistsit aIs 2anbipir.be
gu ii4erH. Sn iol9eH @erbdItnifen
perOen bic Garbisen, bic fir be5arr.
I6e Grbeit teins 3uneisung 6efiben,
ibr @enHsen finben unb aud oIen
Nntslnoungen entriitt iein, fofrte
fid als elm Sessn fir bic 0ation ers
fpeNen, beun es biirfts tein 3rpeifsl
barIber befteben, bab bas gsbiirfnib
no6 gooenbebauern in bieiem 21Roe
bsoeutenp srObsr ift, als na9 Suba=
ftrisdrbeitern. gs biirfte ii4 Ioeor
gu elmer srniten 5rags seitalter, pis
mir in naber Seit i'm Gtanbe fein
perosn, ben 8eburf an gobenprpSuts
ten gu beder Dirb ben iFarbiaen er>
m0gli6t, gssen geringe 4usa6!1na
unb isbr Iei4ts abSabIuus Serrsn
ibrer eigenen Sdoqe gu iein, 70 per<
ben iie iih DOr5iisIid erndbren t5nnsn
unb audi obns Srase 9efauen on Der
Irbeit finben, neil Der aanbtpirt6
nur eiueu SbsiI oes Sabres inteniio
dtbeitet unb ben anberen She'll br
Tuhe pflsgen tdnn, mas ibreu 3orats
tsranlagsn beiTer entfpridt. ala bic
oas ganae Sdbr binburd ftetiee Qrb,:t
IN ben Sdbrtfen; unO Der 9ydrbige, Der
Brob uno 8aumpolIe lisfert, irirb
ptutomn1eu fein, fpdbrenb CT als Dit
befDerber bes ueibsn Grbsiters tets
9dB srregen tpirh. grf6fli6 III
aud, buB Der ydrttge dls getpohner
Der Stabte ni6t feline beften Ruraf.ers
.igeuf6often sntfpidelt. 9fuf bem fIas
49,, Os..A. n =. =. - m ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
.Seutputi6s ROmpIoitr

.5eutontiA DE & SomploItc
perDen in Sit Ct. 2Ouis Oermutbs.
dos I9sint cine 9Irt geisIlenbstt 5s'
pprOen gu isin. atIs Dbl Suraem
in elmer SrtI4uft i'm Sii5en ein ept'
nemH6es 2eipen ii4 sinitsIIte. ipurns
ebenfals mad teutoniiasn 9eriana'
rern seiu3t. Man tOnnte barber
laden, ipenn es nitt 10 ernit mare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
MINISTERS AGAINST
l.. otto BOXING BILL
Protest Sent to Legislature by Meth,
odist Episcopal Ministers OF
Whcclino District.

Protesting against the Otto boxing
bill which may be passed by the legis.
iature, the Methodist ministers Of the
Wheeling district yesterday drafted \
resolution which was sent to the legts-
lature.
The bill provides for the control :ot
boxing and sparring events by state
athletic commission and would require
license fees from boxers which would
net the state some two or three thou
sand dollars annually. it is said.
This weeks paper was read by Rev.
Jenkins Of the Simpson African Meth
odist Episcopal church. Its title was
The Church rs Social Centre" 1t
was scholarly treatise on this nod
trn development Of use OF the sacred
structures Of the nation. Rev. S.. C.
Jones lead the devotional services.
Next Monday W Francis Hyde, the
city welfare worker, will speak about
childrens. Fairgrounds and the child
welfare league moyt;nent. On Mon
day, February Is, ail the ministers OF
the district will meet. On the first
Monday in March, Rev. Sever:nghaus.
OF the German Methodist Episcopal
church, will tell of the convention in
Detroit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
MORE HEAT, Please!
Wheeling Traction 1atrons Don't Appre-
ciaee Hiding In Fl sid Cars.

Passengers who had Icc;lS ion to TAX:
a Wheel nG Traction Gal Tut or AuunL%-
Vile about three oclOcn Yesterday alter
noo,. We're not backward about ~
pressing their opinion - conditions an
which they We're forced 10 r!0c to
Wheeling.
Instead OF one OF the double truck
riding. they were compelled to mount
one Of the soap boxes Us the nS,c
truckers are frequently termed. This
wasu't so bad. as the car was 1T least
f:..rly warm. but before the car was
100 feet from the city limits the Over
head began to blow out and considerable
time was lost. Unable TO get al"nS
with that car. the motorman t"lcphon,d
from Glendale TO the car bai Il tor an
other car and upon arriving at the barn.
the passengers were transferred 10 4
car which had not been warmed. About
the only consolation the passengers. goo
h"i-C packed into another llttic
car was the fact that the brcaths from
any iDnsS took a slight bit or th'
chill off the atmosphere In the irtEI"
car. but even that didn't help matters
at the floor where the icy atmospher"
was most severe: and passengers who
would dare risk stepping on Somcb"CE
elss's toes omforted themselves by
honpinE from one foot to the other IN an
effort to keep warm .
Suggestions were numerous that IT
the Traction company cannot operate
cars enough 10 accommodate It's patrons:
for emergency use when ntner cars NAV (
10 be taken into the barn.
Some OF the cars in when theTe Is
FIRE might also he kept warmer Il con-
ductors were Instructed TO close the
doors between stops. remarked a patron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Eo Eucorrage.Brcad

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. Ito
encourage the breeding and keeping OK
licensed dogs, and to protect human be-
ngS and domestic animals against UNI
licensed and dangerous dogs, Is the pur-
pose OF the bill introduced IN the house,
because OF the diversity Of opintona
on the subject &c dogs. this nleasUSD
has been much discussed. even excited
ly at times. SIch discussions were
based at times OH the first provision of
the propose. acl. which says. Any per.
son may kill any dog that he see chas-
ing. inJurinE or killing any human be-
ing or any sheep. lambs goats, or other
domestic animals outside Of the en-
closures OF the owner of such dog"
Provisions included. in the measure
are 20 make. owners OF any bad-actlns
dog liable for any damages. done by
such animal; and in prosecuting asking
for damages. the plaintiff 10 sustain his
action shall not have TO prove that the
dog is questioned was accustomed to do
such killing or injur!ng. as charged IN
the proceeding. The owner Of the dog
that has committed any Of the dcpreda-
lions covered in the hill is compelled to
kill the offender within IS hours after
receiving notice In writing Of the acts
OF the dog. If the owner fails to do the
killing others are justified in doing so.
The measure directs that the assessor
shall annually list ell dogs three months
of age or older on April. /, found within
his district. and these dogs shall be-
deemed property in the meaning Of the
law 1915 and one dollar annually in each.
following year for male dogs and twice
the amount for female dogs. It is pro-
vided that no unnaturaliZed foreign born
resident shall own or keep a dog OF any
kind within the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Refused TO ADJOURN
{Cortinued from First Phge.)

calendar for disposal at night ses-
sion called for tomorrow night.
The hrcmcn's penison bill. which pass
I'd the senate some time ago, was al
,;nced to third reading and bids Lar
To bccuGAe law.
The house b.ll relating 10 claims
nguiir,t state ard counties also WAS adj
vancci so tina; it may be passed iomor-
row.
New bills introduced in the house
were on the following subjects; .Seperite
assessment for real estate: fairs OF
agricultural and other associations; ad-
t!tional pay to judges of eighteenth and
twenty-third circuits, serving OF pro-
crSScs: council of city Of Elklns; carry
ing deadly weanonS; new trials: salaries
ul court house janitors-
The house committees reported al
c!::a!y on bills on the following sub
jcc:s:
rewards for arrests; licenses on nu.
in,nuhilr: concerning bowling alleys and
POOL rooms: authorizing boards OF edu-
cation 20 borrow money. state board OF
charities and corrections; pensions Tor
school teachers: state board OF enSln-
GERS: property exempted from taxation:
Amendments were made To several OF
tho bills advanced toward passage.
Those made in the senate dill propoG!ng
10 urohihit city CounCi!mcn from con-
:raciing with members for city WORK.
and III" house bill! relating TO the pro-
posed bureau Of markets. were the most
notable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
M1ny Bills Rejected.

CuacLEsTON. w. Va. Feb. 12.-Al-
most onr-fifth Of the measures INTRO
ducnd in the house of delegates at the
nresrn; session have already been re-
irctod, ana II is expected that perhaps
iif;v moro will he likewise treated as
soon as tho local bills arc punched and
given consideration for The purpose OF
nrowin% only tho more important OF
{ HON TO C-Cu1y The attention of the law
rnahcr4 before ad!atirnn!cn; is taken on
Ein ",, those rejected. with the names
nr their patrons, follow:
Salaries county officers expense
county courts. Akins; assessment OF
land. irhcr:iHncc estates and G0w"rS.
state hnsri'a'e for insane. Germ Of court.
Wnl'&. II Wood appeals 10 sprcTc c"nrt'
.dercndent children. ia lcr9 salaries
clerk Juvenile court Cahell county: CON
ossistart nro9"cn:ing a,t"rr'yS. Mn!-
inrs:. Internationally judicial circuit,
wilson: Judges o. courts. m"rr'H"" IL
ccn@ns. Rray: ea'"s o! m""chAhnlN;;
trnn<actirrs ,husir"Hs md" assumes
ram:cs. cria -Glnc powers Of rrhit" uttii-
los dcsicnnt;nn nf boundaries. Enu-
chriIo: ass"es-lnni of t7N"@. Sa'ar" coin
- officers. ass'stan; assessors. Harrow
cal. -" -on'fy &c: taxes. real cS'iits
transfers. cw""n"?; sales OF really Wa:
rnrfr-,o dcrfs. N~no'd.
Pavement OF costs ont Of COUNT
, -roerrv HnccrM"r: hC''dirc and loan
aeeoc!,tIors. ILLEGAL houses r"yn";
VS., Tf-rin!a.. TT"5lan society. Mellon
aid. a-ro;r,n,nn. of l"-iSlat nrs. !nsN"c.
tto,, Of ru!,ri, institution. lH=nCi"s and
hnouos,s Hrah"r'tn; salaries count" "t'
nrrrs. ncnel>r@ COY policemen. P"Tf"r;
mill commission. Emei"y: rcGlStraI ION
nr Gf-ne. A'anrn. OF Harrison
Hours rf Ircr; for Nnhi'' or ic'rS. i'r,st
o--na ,,,irr1,r, trraS"r. raising nGt OF
rorenr. aho1iG~irr capital r'r'*hn,"nt
rnr;nr-. Giving allownrc" c'"rk HARRISON
,o,rry court rDccinl i"dr"S tlarrlSon
,f,,rec...n ,,rncti;.n law. !i'n"hHw: h"nrd
,r.cdrratior North Fork. W9'rr"n: WORK.
,,1nn's' ca,"rnnseti"n. WIDOWS unW',
-rc.l seeming cars jurisdiction *tocF
law cfav. -.,,,, ~
Gn"rSr in. election. F"""u con .,
v,-.t.,,,. r,"~rinsr". .IAn"F: W"irn,s h'r'
.,a,x,rce cr-oc~is: allowance OF FHt"' =
MINI cl.rt. p"vis: all"""N"" !'aI"iSh
,S$r~.1-. cfr~lls Srl'i"an; shorty. 'HrS I"r
,,:rcr,r. ,'c,inrM~ nj lands tag li"ne. Tai
.i,,... ,vp,,ir eN-,.irr rH"N"'iGsIon. Tcrr@!!'
,,,-i<,,aiI ION of voters. Casio.
+ Marriages. FUR: 10 p"rmit fNr"n j,
rrudl.ius - uracticr medicine r"!nt>ne
IN oil reou.-.S : EIrrSmar: NcNShurc
charter r2r. r2arri":T"S. MHhan; ludrcia
nroccrh,rn. joint stock companies. Ron,
shaw: E,1mca,inn. Smith; prosecution 81
,ri,n,.. Onto: prohibiting punch boards
Wager. fnag i2orlntv officers. Hickman
r.,,r,limg aiti-tayits. Stroion;~ rcc"rda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
SIDE TAlLKS
by Ruth Cameron
The Mistakes They Don't
Make
BY Ruth Cameron

Die you ever see: salessirl make ont
a slip?
think that's an extraordinary
question.
~ don't mean jus: look at her; I
mean see her.
For tina, Is one OF the inaunerable
little activities that go on under our
so often that we never really See
them. :
We all watched the shop girl In our
favor te shop make out slips a hundred
:3imes. and then we've brought those
woman In hundred.-no n thousand.-
could tell what the clerk has TO write
on the slips.
I am sure / couldn't.
That IS. not until recently. The other
day when | was shopping. someth ms
drew my attention 10 the process and
/ studied It.
what She Has to wr-e.
And this s what the girl in that par
ticGlar shop had to put on the slip for
every purchase; even II il were not
moro than five cents.
The number of he department.
- ''''p ~nisS number.
The date.
Tie u..ber Of pieces in the purchase.
'''','hnr the article was charged or
paid for
Mhether 1t was carried or sent.
The purchasers address. Including
r""'" "'''N initials. street and plumber,
town. state. -
And nnally the price which has to
appear in three different places
And Not at Her Leisure, Either.
All this has to be done as fast as
fingers can fly while customer. very
likely a" impatient one. Is waiting for
her bundle.
Frequently = would-be customer In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

tcrrupts to ask some question (Which
Very likely should have been addressed
to a floor watkcr) and is highly indiS-
uant If it Is not promptly answered.
When the rurchaSr - rot a Charge.
money must be carefully handled.
A;d then we find fault because now
and then there is a wrong Item on the
bill or n package is drIayr~. and mar
vel at the mistakes the clerks manage
to make.
To my mind now l stop 10 think Of
It. there is . far greater marvel than
that.
The mistages they don't make.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
% MILLION PEOPLE
Use CASCARETS==-

"a .al one or two CaScarets like
.niy before going 10 bed and in the
corning your head is clear. tongue Is
clean. stomach sweet. breath right,
and cold gone and you feel grand,
Get a IN or 25-cenl box IT any drug
store and enjoy the incest. gentieSt.
liver and bowel cleansing you ever eH<
perienced. Stop sick headaches. BIZ
ious spells. indigestion. turrDd tonSH,.
offensive breath and conSupatiHr
Mothers should give cross, peeHish,
fHv"rish bilious children a whole Gas
caret any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Pittsburgh couple Married Hero.

= J. Zion. q pronI'sa2nt business man
Of Pittsburgh, and Miss Margaret Nc
Gnnnin, we'll known and popular
young lady of Braddock. Pa arrived IN
the city ycsterda yfrom the Smoky City
and will likely return there. shortly 10
visit friends and relatives ms Mr.. and
Mrs. Zion. They were married last even
ing in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Amicn. Of 2l15 Main street, by the Rev.
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SEEKS IAPEACHING
OF RESERVE BOARD

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. IL
Representative Lindbergh. Of Mime
sofa, Republican, in the House today
read articles of impeachment OF all
five members OF the Federal, Reserve
Board. whom he charged with conspir-
ing with financial interests TO manipu-
late credits.
The articles were referred to the
judiciary committee, as is the custom.
without debate.
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will Dance Friday.

The Alpha Gamma Tuu fraternity viii
entertain with Il dancing party on Fri
day evening Of this week al the HQtci
Windsor. Gumps orchestra will supply
a very delightful musical program anil
the AFFAIR will b. enjoyed by large as
Scmhly Of guests.
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Card Party Tomorrow.

The ladies OF the Columbia club w
he hoseSScs this evening Il; the 4
rooms with card party. Prizes will ne
awarded in the cuchrc contests and
light refreshments will be served.
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Mnr1ind nt Wellshurr.

Miss Camilla ". ImhoH. daughter Of
Mrs. Augusta lmhof. Of 40i South
Broadway. was married Saturday, Feb
ruary 10. Mt Wellsburg, w. Va. 10 Fob
crt f. LonEmre. chief clerk Of the
ErndStrcct company. Rev. q. -. hll:Soh
otficntnd Mr.. Vaughan L. Lnngmire
and Miss Anna Herald were the al
,cnlants.
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Supper Friday Evening.

The Ladies' n: ,hc Fourth street NJ
T.. church will serve supper on Friday
evening OF this week for the ScottlSh
Rite bodies who hold their reunion III
t"S city during the week. Mrs. Harry
Travis is general chairman in charge
al preparations.
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Union Meeting,

The quarterly 90 rtim- OF the gay
Union al Kings daughters will he held
on Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, at
the third Presbyterian church. MIS-
Alex. Young VIII" succeeded Mrs. Chari,S
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pnoTECTS GIRLS.

Two and half thousand sranslents.
wore accolnm odated at the Y. ". c. A.
the past year hundreds OF the girls
have been strangers In the city and have
been given the best care possible OUT
side their homes.
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For Miss Dorsey.

Miss Gertrude Garden will entertain
the members Of her club this afternoon
NJ h"r HON" OH North Main street. hon
cring Miss Gertrude Dorsey. Card games
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Morning wedding.

=
! At st. Joseph. Cathedral Yesterday
alnrning at s O'Clock. the wedding Of
IS Elizabeth Wclty. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John ). Weity. To Mr. l-t"-
renee Ste!nnetz. took place The Very
R"v. Father q II. Moe. V. C.. offered
uup::al mass and oftIciatcd at the MAJ
riage service.
VI - E.stAcr He'll was the brides mail
OF honor and Mr.. Glenn SictnmrtZ Of
tciatcd as bIst man. The ushcrS were
Messrs. Elmer .Wclty. John WcitY.
brothers OF the hrid" and Charles J.:
Sever. of Hag>.stom Md. Tho bridal
party entered IL LOhcngrn's wedding
march, played by the orgauist, Miss
Mai Sarct MrMahOn.
The bride was atti-cd In her travelling
S,r+t of blue broadcoth with Il cluster
Of orchids and valley lilies at the coz
OF the groom. was worn. Miss He'd
wore pretty OUTFIT Of dark blue gabar-
dine.
\ wcddag breakfast followed at the
brides home. at which there were !"
guests. There were attractive table
deparat ons OF ,br .dG's roses and whit
liIaCs Slr. and Mrs. Strinmctz left IL
noon for Florida and will later sc To
New Orleans for The Mard Gras. Ate"
April Is they will receive their friends
at the brides home on Twelfth street.
The bride is a graduate of Mt. =" Cnun-
tai and is popular in large circle o.
friends. The, groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Christian Si"inm.tz and is as
sociated with his father III the STEM
.r!etz Bon factory.
Copies Of ,hr following will h" re-
ccived today:
Mr.. and Mrs. John schaubcr Wcltty
announce The matIia"" of their daughter
Elizabeth
u TO .
Mr. | sM rrN>., ('uriStinn StGlnmEtZ