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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
OIorOpoI- 6OrIdJcr in si&cr6cit,


DonalO Nac0}illm upo @iitqIieoer
ieiner expedition in @reenIano
ongelan9t.
96eW gorf, 20. W2ai. - Ser
5oriGer 8onolO D}oc92illon lmo
onoere @}itglieoer ser Groder SSs.
lon6 expedition, Die licb inn Sabre
1913 na@ ser orftii6en Gone be.
CAB, lit liber in @tab on Der gioro.
meit&iiite bon @reenlano angefom-
men, mie cine &abeIoepei6e an oas
9Imeritoniicbe glohlrgeihidtIhe W1l.
iclm meloet. 0ie lebte glu6rid]t bon
Der @rpeoition fam in einem om 10.
SUM 1916 ootirten 9riei BON Or.
8ooeD ruo muroe bon Dem eriten
Siilfsidiff, George Q. Guett~ &C.
brott
3ie W}oc0iillon @rpe0ition gerieib
gum criten @fole in @eiobr fur3 nad
0cm 9lntritt ibrer 5obrt, ais ibr
Sdiff I'M NSllnl 1913 ndbe S0rge
&oint, 2obrooor, untergius. Die
@}itglie0er ser Expedition un0 i6re
Gorrdtbe errei6ten oann Gtab oui
einem anoereu Sc5iff i'm &crbit 0es.
ieI6en SSabres. Gie critic Stills gr.
petition purOe in 1915 lmter Or.
SobeD ouf ser pGhett" o6gelon0t;
lebteres S6iff wurOe I'M Sis ieitge.
balten o6cr es gelang mebreren Dit
gIteoern Der @&onni6oft iib 8u ret.
ten. 2ebtes Sriibiobr wliroe baum
oie n9enmart~ eedortert mo nod
Dem glorOeu eeionOt, Oie Sen letten
glabridteu nod om 20. glugidt Ieb.
ten Sobres in MeIoiQe 9op I'M Giie
feitioB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
g(idlt bcraut,uurtlidL.

Sn Oen SnqucIt Sen aeIteriI
9lbenp Ger Coroner @iItibire in Der
noromeitliden 4oIi5ciltation in Dem
500 0e8 elfiGbrigen Clarence Gorion,
bon Scr. COS gior0 9lrlineton.9lO
fiibrte, Ocr oorgeitcrn infoIge BON
&erIeBlngen om Hopi geitorbeu mar,
murOe ser 7iGbrige 5ronf 3itncan
Oon ieoer S6ulO freigeipro6en.
Duncon ioa onge6lia bei'm Spiel
0em Clarence Garion nit einemStiid
9robt eineu Sieb iiber SEN &opf Der
lebt bo6en. Cine 9lutopiie ser 2eicbc
NOR Dorgenonlmen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Gie Sa6reSi6luBfeier Oes @arD-
lanO-SnititlltS iinOet am Gienitag
9l6enO in ser uSpric1 itattr Die 2lus-
itelrng ser 309lings -9(r6eiten miro
om @}ontag 9lbenO i'm &ripatfreic
ge5eigt un0 miro Damn am g., T., s.
un0 8. SSrni tGglib pom Morgens 10
bis gl6en0S 10 ll6r fir Die 0eifent-
liGfeit frei iein. Die 9iloer iino I'M
S5auptge6Gl0e an Der 9}t. 9foDol-
9lpenue aufgeitelt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Grlaa einem 0ersIhlaa.

gIls geitern W}or9en Gr. 6. S.
Son0, ser in oen Somewooo 9(port-
ments mobnt, erpadte, fonO cr gu
ieinem S6reden Dob feline @attiu,
8rou @li5abetb SonO, toot nc6en ibu
lag. 0ie @eritorbene mar 40 Sabre
alt. Sie mar, mie Coroner Nlorrii.
ieD bonn n0roIideu 9iitrift feititeIlte,
einem Ser5i6Iog erlcgen. Sic Be
erOielng finoet om 0onneritue
g|odmittag bonn Grouerbatie aus
ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

Gie @oli5iiten 9(nOrew SauOIer
mO SO6n s. @6ite bemerften am
9roa0Wo1 mo rottsStraBe einen
Streit 5wii6en orei WlGnnern. sic
Oer6aiteten @ontelie 9pguos rno
9}eitor Saiios, Der Dem @riteren cine
'S6nittuunOe i'm 9}oden beigebro6t
6otte, mO 6ro6ten iie no6 Der 6it-
liben Fol5eiltotion, no iie iib wegcu
6rie0ensit0rlmg mlSwciien nulBten.
9pgnos mur0e no6 Dem ct. Solepb'S
6oipital gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Gnr3c StnStncniafcitcm

Tim oie 9lnlage Der s. 9. %ruoenS
50. an ser Gde Don @orner- lmo
9apor0itroBe lit cine oerbotenc Gone
eingeribtet porOen. 9amit blie6en
mr sic @iien6a6uicbienen auf oem
Gouloen- -8obn6oie Don perbotcueu
3oren auSgei6loiien.
Cigar glaen %oe, elm So6n 0es
friiberen @eneraIompQItes BON Marps
lonO, bat ii1 ais Morine-Soloat an-
merben loiieu lm0 miro nab 6ranf-
reid geion0t mer0en, no iein Ontel
So6nnie @oe oeu SeIOento0 geilin.
Oen bat.
0ie Oemofratil6eh @}itglieOer ser
StaatSgelebee6ung iinO 81 einem
@aufuS am If. SUM nab glnnopolis
berllien morOen. SIS lit nod nidt
cnti6ieOen o6 oie 9aItimorer 0emo-
froten ale on ser &orberot6lmQ
Gbeil ne6mel weroen. 9ie 9emo-
froten wer0en babel i6re Gmoioaten
iiir ole betreiienoen Stellen nom6ait
ma6en.
0ie SanoOeritr. Bride miro am
0ienItag Dem oiientliHen &erfebr
ii6ergeben per0en. Ser 0}angel an
9[rbeitern bat Oie @roiinng Der
Bride fir oen &erfe6r bonn leBten
Ser6it ollf oas 6rii6iabr Der5ogert.
9ie Sarm-9lrmee I'M 3olamte lit
erIubt mor0en meitere II 9iefrltten
nod &ent-GountD 5t ienOen, mo Die
lelben ie6r 6en0tbigt iinO. 9ie SOL.
ooten" Ger 6armormee er6alten $40
pro Monot 6ei 10-itiin0iger 9lr6eits-
3eit lnO merOen BON oen Sormern
aus Dem Eager ge6olt unO 9l6enOS
5uriidge6ra6t.
Ole Staats Stcuer Gomnlilliqn
bat 500 N}orDlGnOer Gorporotionen
beno6ridtigen loiien ooB cine iebe
oerieIben 81 elmer Strafe bon 500
Oerurt6eilt miro, wSnn oie regelmd.
Biee Gorporations-Stcucr nibt bis
morgen 9(beno 6e5ablt ill.,
Sic ,9oltimore-S6io-9 bat
40 @aiiaeier5iige bon ser re9ill1ren
9iIte obgenommen, INN Oen gSiini6en
Oes &riegs-CepartenentS 81 entipre-
den.
&o6len6GnOler in Baltimore iinO
bena6ridtigt moroen OaB sic nab
.6ranfreicb unO Stalien qeIan0ten
&o6len bon Baltimore sic biibide
5umme BON $12O pro Come ec-
bra6t 6o6en.
GonereBmitelieO g. &. @hOo bat
i'm Gon9reB cine Sia einecreid6t, Ga.
lomon'S SsIonO, nabe Drum @oint,
fiir cine Slottenitation an5ufauien
uno $2,500,O00 oaiiir 81 permiQigen.
Cas- So6nS Sopfins Gooetten.
Corps miro moreen bon Offi3ieren
ser reguldren 9lrmee inipi5irt itno
coentleQ in oie 9(rnee aligenommen
mcrocn.
Die 9opIc Gan So. bat Ii6 bel scr
Gommiiion fiir offcntli6e @etricbe
ii6er Oen @longel an S0t6e6lei bel
Gem &erlot6en pom 9le66iibieu be-
Idluert. @ie @a6uen tronsportiren
oen Stoii ui9t sur re@ten 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
,,GlfS1.@ 1.@eSGdrtnihfcicr

9lm ndbiten Sonntag finoet cine
@eoGdtniBieier olf Dem lorraine.
6rieo6oie" iiott. sic BON Der o@IfS"-
2o0e orrongirt 1T. Sin oreiio6es
Nuortett, 6eite6eno ans Nlitglieoern
Der oSarmonie", miro Die ioIgenOeu
G60re iingen o9tearer NH 500 TO
E6ee" mo nGocont G6oir". gIod
oieien Gboreu miro Oas Sterueuban-
ner-SieO aeirngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Stalicucr.GOmmiiiiOm amf sic 9leiIe

gS a I + 6ington 30. Wtoi. ~
Arin5 ll0iue uno ole onoeren @tit-
glieoer ser itoIieniihen Gommiiiion
weroeu om nd6ltcn @iontoe @oib.
in9ton oerlafen lno cine 9feiie olrh
Sen SiiOen unO Sen @iitteApeiten
lmtcrncbmen
9ie bonn StootS0cportement ouge.
fiiuoigtc 9feiie 9foute folgt; gltlanto,
5. SUM; @irmingbom 5. SUM;
g}em Orleans, 6. SUM; Wlenipbis,
7. SUM; ct. 9ouis. s, Suni; Bur
lington, Soma s. SUM; Gbicogo, 8.
Slmi; @ittsburab, If. Suni; Sor-
riSblrg 12. SUM; 9lew gorf, 70.
Simi Damn @bilooclpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Sm fritii6cm 3mltamS.

Sn fritiidcm 3nitnnO.
%OIi8iIt 2ufe Gpier BON 91eser onac.
itoiien. - 2ieet I'M llniDerii-
tGts-Soipitol boffniln9slos oar.
nie0er. TT Sot Oas Seboernogeu
eines 9luees eihgebiiBt. Gin
gleger in Soft. II @oIi8iit be-
muBtlos aufgefun0en.
Ger 93eger DanieI 3. @roB, alias
n9ig @ooie", bon Der Oit-@ont-
gomerpltruBe, itellte ii6 geitern @}or-
gen Der @oli5ei i'm iiioli6eu 0iitrift.
@r miro 6ei6uIOiet, oeu @oIi5iiten
Sufe IS. 0Dier geitern fur5 na6 G2it-
terna6t an Ger @de Ger &enrietta-
llno @binoitroBe in Sen Sals gei6oi-
len 81 boben. 0Dler puroe bon ei-
mem @olIanten bepuBtlos auf Dem
&rottoir liegen0 ariseflnOen uno
lpdter ms llniDeriitGts- -Soipitol ge-
bro9t, mo- iein 3uitano ais GltBerIt
tritii9 be5ei9net miro.
FOli5ilt GDier legte Dor 9ii6ter
Hanit lm0 @oli5ei- -@lari6aa Garter
Elm 3eu9niB ab, lout mel9em @roB
Der Monn it, ser atf i'm gei6oiien
batte. 3pei g}egerinnen WllrOen
ebeninas eeitern Morgen in @er6in-
Dung nit ser S6ieBerei perbaftet,
unO merOen in ser liioli6en Foli5ei-
Station ais Staats5eueen feitge6ol-
ten. Sic gaben i6re gtameu ais Gil
Iian @otts un6 Gora Mereoit6 BON
Der GbiuaitraBe an.
@roB lit "a Sabre alt unO wo6nt
in 9tr. $40, McDonoue6itraBe. Sin
&oftbeie6l mur0e gegen i'm auSge-
iteqt, io6olO 0ie 6eiOen glegerinneh
Die alf ole @eidrei6lng 6es %oIi3i-
Zen 0pier BIN feitgenommen wareh
lire @ei6ibte er5G6lt 6otteu. Cora
9PereOitb erfldrte, 6aB Gillian unO
@roB an ser @de ser Senrietta- lmO
e6ina-Str. iib miteinanoer rnter-
Gielten. gus iie iicb 8u Oen 9eioen
9eleIlen tpoIltc, babe i6r @roB einen
S6loe ms @eiibt Oeriebt. Sie trof
cen @oli5iiter, Der Oos 9aegerpaar
pcrfol9te, nnO b0rte ipGter Orei
S6iiiie io1eu.
@roB gob 6lt 6aB er nit Sen bei-
oen g&eeerinnen Erllbel gebobt babe,
cod Ieugnete er, auf Den %oIi5iiten
9eiGoiien 81 ba6en.
0Dier lit Slnggeiele, Ser nit iei-
Ter @}ittter in gtr. 903, SiiO-Garo-
lineltroBe, wo6nt unO felt 9lpril 1906
N Der Yoli5ei -6orce ltebt.
@ie @oli0ei lit mlf Der Sucbe nod
elnem onoeren gleger, Ser ongeblib
ON Der S6ieBerei Sbeil senOmmeu
bat rnS perOddtiet miro, sic oer-
bongniBOollen S6iiiie obgefeuert 5u
boben.
Ser &ebolOer mur0e qeitern gG6enO
IN Der @obmrng Oes @egers 8. 8.
&iuiom. in 9lr. S35 @orner-Stry
bon &unOe-Sergeont MooneD uno
Dem @olioiiten S6oIl eefunoen. 9es
NoIi8iiten 9pier .3uitonO bat ii@
ni@t eebeHert. 0urb Ole cine &llgeL
ole ibm in 6en &opf geOrrngen mar,
bot er elm 9tige eingebiiBt.
@roB miro beute Dor Hi6ter
Stonft einen1 meiteren &erb0r lnter-
oo9en meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
gcReatc 5000 gouf-glmweiinuacn.

gllS geltern 9fa6mittng ser %
Sabre olte Somes 9. Sling, alias s.
9. Sones, ser 6. 6. 5aIconer &c.,
@de @aD- ino g8ater-StraBe, einen
9(uitrag fir 5000 9anf-9lnweiilmgen
inn @ertbe bon 500 CAB, icb0pite ser
@ei1GftSleiter @er0abt rn0 6ena6-
ric6tiete oie @oli5ei. Sic @e6eimpo-
Ii5iiten @ooneD lmo Gumn ber6aiteten
Sling lnO brobten i6n na1 ser mitt-
leren @oli5eiitation, no er ieItgebol-
ten miro. Sling CAB in Dem @ei6dft
on, 0aB er sic 9onf-9lnpeilrngen inn
g(uftrage ser 9anf bon So6nIton,
S.-G., beItele, Sen @e6eimpoli5iiten
Iogte er aber, oaB i'm Elm Wlann, Oei-
fen 9fame CT nibt fenne, angepiien
babe, sic Sornllare 81 beItellen. W}it
oen 9mfs9lnweiiuneen bate iidJ
Sling in irqenO elmer Sta0t 9aorbe-
trdge neric6aiien f0nnen. Gr bate
MIR oen 8etrng einieben ino oie 9(n-
peiiung nit elmer llnteri6rift ner-
ie6cn 5lt brau6en. Gino miro on-
ge6Iib in Chattanooga Scnn., qe-
iuGt, mes6oI6 er ieitgebalten mliroe,
bis sic 9oli5ei bon Sen Chattanooga
9e66rOen 9}a6ri6t 6efommen bat.
@ine gln5a6l 6rauenre6tlerinnen
erIudbte geliern Oen @ouOernelr in
9lnnapolis, bel ser Spe5ialliBung Der
@eiebaebing ou6 cine 5rouenltimm-
re1tSbiQ 5u unter6reiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
06MiaSpaar 6eiidtint NnInitnl.

Hon0on 29 Mloi. = S{6niQ
George ino a0nigin @larp 6cIidtiQ.
ten bellte oaS Soipitnl fiir 6ritiide
Nfti5iere, OoS ans ocm 9ricoS .SalfS.
6onos Der ometifauiiben 6roucn er.
ri1tet mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
n9lOOcrtiiins Gln6,"

Ser friibere @oupcrncrr @bil Sec
@oIoS6orougb miro morgen N}ittog
bel Dem 2lln6eon oes glo0ertiiine.
Clubs i'm @merion-Sotel einen Gor-
trog balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Mcrmidltnil linz Nniienlnna.

9ta6 Dem Geitamente oeS am "a.
@}oi peritor6enen Srn. @baS. Stieft
meIGes geitern i'm @oiiengeridte elm.
gerei6t wllroe, bat ser &erItor6enc
iolgenoe &erndbniiie olsgeIebt
9laeemeines 0eutides 8oiien6ous
$3.50, 2ut6erii9es Giafouiiien.Seim
$1,000, &leiue 9lrmenibmeiten $t00,
G6aS. s. @roB, Superinten0ent ser
@ianoiobrif, $4,000, &lara s. @roB
$4,000, Carrie IS. 9opo $4,000, &ate
81. 9fasmers $4,000, Sanno6 0rt6
$500, s. 2ouiS 5tieff 5000 rnO
9ena Starter 500, ierner Oas Gin
fonunen bon 80 9lftien mGbrenO 2e-
bens5eit an 9ioia .. @rltmp mo Oos
@infommen aus 10 9(ftien an Sennie
9. g8iaioms. Der HeIt Oes &ermo-
gems ge6t an ocn 9ruoer 6reoerid y.
Stieff iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

iier6Ii6eu Siiacu BON Serrn unO
SSrou Shirt uno ocren beioerieitigen
@ltern un0 Die GO &eoemptoriiteu
griciter beitimmt. Die 9otofom6en
iinO aus Oeritdrftem Gemeutmortal
bcrgeItellt Ger @ingong 5ur arppte
erfoIgt olr6 cine groBe@lormortoiel.
Ger @runoitcin sur &opeae ipurOe
om 26. Suli 1916 geleQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
llnhIanS beitellt QoFomntincn.

z SEEM . Yoirf, 30. @iai. ~ 9hiB-
lono bat 6ei aneritdniiAah Gubri.
fonten 500 2ofomotiDen, oie unge.
f6br $25,000,0O0 folten meroen.
imO 10000 9obnWoggons belteat.
NJ 9ies lit ongebIidl ole groBte @c.
itcurmg fir @obn.@toteriol, sic ie III
oieiem 2onoe gebudt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
gInfcrican @ramerei ySOlace'

lit nidt nur elm Bier, oaS reiden
$nbalt uno eliten @eiduad pereint,
ionoern ouh Elm imOerfGlihteS, 3u.
trGgli6eS @etrGnf ~ Elm &rdfte.
@r5eueer lmo @einobeits 6orOerer.
0as bette Bier ouf SIaideu. 9rme-
rei SnrforO 9lbe. 0lomment. uno
SilIen.Str. Sci. Oct Sermon 1868.
(Dloi30) (gln5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
@efShrlidler N}eacr.

Sn elmer @oihuirt6idoft an ser
ede Der Yine- m0 WlulberrD- StraBe
oeoro6te, Der "a Sabre olte Geger 9ll-
len Smith, bon 9lr. 636, George
StroBe, 5wei ieiner 9laiiegenolien,
oen in gtr. 3tS, @ine-StroBe, pobn-
9otten @iQiom 9loamS uno oen 80
pert S6onpion bon 9lr. 671, Sorob
ann-StraBe, nod einem @ortmecbiel
nit einem &epolber. Gie Sa9e iab
aefG6rlid aus, Oenn Ser 9ieger id)ien
es ouf sic 9eioen abeeie6en 5u 6o-
ben. @liidlicberweiie lporen oie go
li5ilten SuOlpig uno 9liel bonn meIt-
liden Giitrift in Der Nia66orIbait.
Us gelang i6nen oen miit6enoen
S6mor3en sic S6uBwoiie, nit Der
er in ser 9uft berum fu6telte, 81
entreiBen rmO i'm in @ewa6riom 5rl
bringen.
N1Io,,,c,,4 0loSoor2 nntt Nnnthri Snr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

Clement &oOgers bon Cambridge
1T 5um ainoer.9lrbeit- -Snipeftor Oes
Slhiiers ernonnt tporOen. Iie Stelle
brinet $1,000 pro Sa5r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
To RECONVENE
ON MARCH FIST

Srctal Dispatch - T2l- !r;"!.i='-:cc--
COLUMEi'S. -. March l".-Th" ON"
general assembly Will r"t"HT.a' on
March q. IN the Interim ;h- SENATE
finance cu:iluiIi;.e I,:il rouS!,iyr tn" APP
propriatinu bill winch was it' IA
measure passed by ~. h"t!S'' H..i"T' 'td e
journinG. Tho bill carries >t"."o"."n".
The senate adopted unanimously U:'d"r
SuspcnSiuu OF III" rules hHt t"E AN
invest iSat!ail OF tn" expenses ~ prI-
marics and elections last iaii. tns house
will pass on x when II reC"HE'n',S- itoI"
houses passed the bill t"r Sl"o"nU
wunn.n.s building d. u'&iU State uH1rcc-
s!tE.
Zanesv!lle. SaudUsky. co,edc, an"
MidGletown 60: mun!clp0t courts by me
action OF the genera. assembly
The a2psoprr't:on a. sue 20 FH'-
chase bcpnzc medals tur "a: bhI" Ma
tional C;uardS.n-H in recognition az
their service on the Mexican border was
approved by both hraHchcs OF the as
semhiy.
THE Ilovt bill &c Grange the nam" Of
Otterbeln university OF Ohio - Otter
bein collcS. was passed. uut senator
Llpyds' bill 10 change IN" name or phlH
State university ~ tn" University o.
Ohio did not come 10 q vote. It was
opposed by the faculty AID aiGtnnus OK
Ohio university at Athens.
The Reynolds bill making X unlawful
for women 70 b employed more thAn
so hours week. Oc n:ue hours III an!
one cay, atlet nav iS S'''ii N't''' u 80
rho senate. was reruusidered and passed
after being amended providing Tor a
Ten hour day on Saturday. This amenu-
mcnt by Senator Trculpcr OF Ports
mouth is designed 70 allow girls {" D."
employed in stores that keep open Sat
urday night in the smaller cities oi'the
state. -,
The house passed the Chapman olll
providing for the app"inim"ut OF q
commission 20 study I'll" subject NJ
health insurance and old age pensions;
The bill carries al appropriation 81
$4,000. and the report IS I" Dc n'3He
to the next assembly. The nous" also
passed the Grabo hill for municipaS
court in Toledo. Tho h"uS" dei";ti"l
the bill which WAS designed ~ bring
municipality owned utilities Und'r the
regulation of the public utilities con-;
mission. tho same as privately owned
utilities. Tho house late i""HE paSSsh
the senate bill giving the people OF III
cinna.i the right 10 vote on The iSSu-
ance OF bonds Cor the purpose OF "rsct-
ing q depot and terminal tacil'ieS t"E
the Cincinnati Southern railroad. "Hi'h
is owned by the city. .,,
The house passed the senate bill pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
SENATORS IN
COMMIT TEES

WNSHINGTON, II. G.. March 12-Thc
West Virginia senator's Jared well IN
ia" assignment IL committees made To-
day. both becoming mem berS Of several
of III" most Important and 1ntIuchllal
Senator Cor rrtain'.: his place on all
ihr important committees on Which ne
has been serving. and in addition goes
Ia he committee on banks and banking
AMI the Philippines. Ii Will Dc EoOu
news L. the pens joners Of the state that
he still remains on tho committee OIL
pensions, through wElch every pension
bill pHSE.sI h"tur" IT can become law.
The bills Of West NirEinianS (and there
have been many OF them passed during
III" !uur years he has been scnator)
hav, been scrupulous!y looked after by
hi.r at all timHS When illness prevent
ed hr directed his secretary. L. Ii. Nc
Dcrninli to personally steer them
through the committee and on their
WAY to final passage and the prcsldcn-
iiai signature. An old soldier himself.
senator Ci0ff has ever and always look
ed litter the welfare OF ms 0!d com
.adcs whenever opportunity offered.
Scnutor Howard Sutherland drew from
Tho. committee lottery the place on the
,nn,rniItcr he most dcslred--ihc Min
lnry--and in addition landed, with me
usual sutherland luck. on puolC hu!ld,
:nrs and grounds, mines and mining ana
10 census His other assignments
were not unmportant by any means;
ard tho majority Of his committees WI
OFFER many and unusual opportuniLieS
for an industrious legislator nkc Mr.
Sutherland to make reputation l"T
himself with his fellow senators ana
thn public, as we'll as perform really
valuable services for the government.
Tho complete committee assignmcnas
Of the West Virginia senator's are Us
follows:
Goff-BankinE and currency. conser
votion Of natural resources. rSpchdlNure
IN dcnartmcnt OF lihor. immigration: m
trrncennic canals. pensions, i'hliipplncS;
railroads, the University OIL the Ch''eu
States
Observation-Disclosures affairs, census;
MINES and mining. public builalhEs anu
rrunnds. additional accommodations IN
Tihr:,ry OF congress. geological Surrc%.
Industrial cXp0SittOnS, 10 investigate
ir.spnss upon Indian lands
senator Sutherland was appolntcn
member Of tho senate funeral party l"
accompany the remains OF the Mie
Trnrnscnlative Cyrus Sullo|aF 10 ms
former home In New Hampshire. ne
house funeral party was composer ,'i
IhjrIy-two members. They leave To-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
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From Weak and Lame
To Well and Strong

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Last year. got almost down with
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Start in now to use Foley Kidney
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WARWOOD
Fairgrounds Benefit.

T.ast evening to 4 large and dciiShtcl
eudiende. Mrs. Anna Hilt"n-pti" pre-
scented part OF her class III = muSlCaI III
tho Methodist church. This evening 'hr
other members Of the class VIII De hs .S,
in an equally interesting program. IN,
proceeds OF both affairs will h" donated
"a the Fairgrounds association.
Last nights program:
Piano Solo--I Begin Waltz. ,....'r;.-
............. .GtnsHieNc Iced
Piano So!o-Shephcrds Dream ........
Observation-Disclosures Marguerite" q Eri"n
Piano -Solo-Valss carrir" Sabina Weiss
Vocal Solo-April Rain. Laura Chambers
Piano Solo-Airy Fairies. .........:
Virginia Jenkins
Piano Soio--Tamhourinrs tastanctS.
.Myra Shutter
Piano Solo--Danring Wares. ....:..,
,-o,.oI So,o:i.ond Of Long Ir,,,.,.
Piano Solo-Tantare Militairc..
Irene Hilton
Piano Solo-Cascndc de Roses. .....
Shirley hydick
Vocal solo-My LadHie. .;1:...:::.ii;; .r,
Piano p,tcity Louise Ahlstedt
.........-.......K athcrine blackburn
Vocal Solc-Break o'Day. .,....,...,;
Shirley Lydick
Piano Solo-Bright Flowers.
.........-......... NeNin Stetnoecker
Piano solo-Thine Own: ;.::.;:..;;
Vocal Sclo-The Lord IS Nv Light.
.Leta Johnson
ta) Loves Greeting. ...........
(h) Under the Leaves. Marie BtnFsli
Piano Solo-Au Mat!n. $500. Alice Marsh
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vding that cities in debt and school
districts In debt may i$Su" dclici"mrE
bonds by u majority vot" of the people
in order IN pay their Gcbts. after the
former amendment which had been
adopted last night was stricken oui.
Governor Cox in an address To the I>cm-
.ocratS tos.ay attacked tho am"ndmen:
and declared that cities should not <"
outside the limits of the one per cent
Law in obtaining financial relief. Tn"
SENATE postponed the resolution fnr
constitutional amendment permitting
the consolidation OF city and county
governments in cJuntieS having city
OF more than o1n. 0na population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Robert Mccain Of Peter KUN moV2o
Yesterday to Post Roy. Tuscarawrus
county. ohio. ,,,..,ia,. =.
Elm Grove. arc the proud parents OF a
ten Mound girl. born yesterday,
william Bloomfield OF sand liiil. WAS
business caller in Elm Grove Yestcr-
day. 80 ,r-t,3o,-
phin. is confined to her home on account
Dr. X. II. Wilson of Martins Ferr%.
was called to Tccha,n. Fa.. TO opcTd.H
ON Mrs. lriah lIardZng Of Rccham
!. NJ. Wadsworth Of Elm Grove. iell
vcs, erday for Buffalo y. y, 20 spend
G. III Walker or Elm Grove, Is, con-
fined to his home on account OF lllheSs.
Mrs. \. T.. Cridcr of Elm Grove WENT
In I:ninntuwn. -. 10 visit hcr sister
Mrs. Martha Armstrong, who Is III 81
Louis Porter Of Rc"har1, was hnsl-
ness caller in Elm Grove yesterday
Robert Erp Of Elm Grove. has re
sumcd his duties us mail carrier, aticr
II serious illness. g.,
r. IT. Merry Of Canton, was bust
ness caller In Elm Grove. yesterday
S j. Majors Of New York was
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

ToStNrTny S"TENNNt D l.. FOUI WdS
busy serving notices on chicken" of
Tenders. WIKI the coming Of spring.
and flower gardens. natives are much
peeved at seeing their neighhOrs' chick
ems, making themselves at home on their
lawns. and have entered complaint to the
town officials. who arr determined to
enforce the law and suggest TO IN"
chicken .fanciers. Ito keep their chickens
in their own back yard