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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Tells HolU to Stop a
Bad Cough
SurprislnE result. from this famous
old homemade syrup. Enaily
prrTn red and costa little.
ssc.c:s:s.3;.o:

If you have a severe cough or chesi
cold accompanied with soreness. throa'
tickle, hnarsrness, or difficult breathing
or ii your child wakes ZIP during the
night with group and you want quick
help, try this reliable old home mad
conyh remedy. Any druggist can sup
DIV Won with -. "Invrs Of PincX
Pour this into n pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain granulatrd sugar
syrup. Or r0u can Use clarified
mnlassrs, honey, or corn syrup, IN
stead OF sugar syrup, ii. desired. This
recipe makes II pint nj really remarkable
courh remedy. 1t. taStrs good, and in
spitn Of it's low cost, it rnn he depended
upon 10 give quick and lasting relief.
You ran iccl This take hold of cough
in a way that means business. 1t loos-
ems and raises the phlrgm. stops throat
tickle and sonthrs and heals the irritated
membranes that line the throat and br0n-
chial tnbcs with such prumptncss, ease
and certainty that it is really aston
ishing.
pincx 10 n special md highly ronccn-
tratCl compound 81 Grnlline Norway pine
extract. and il probably the hest known
means oi overcoming severe coughs,
throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations Of
this mixture. To avoid disappoInt
ask for "2i:, Ouncrs Of PincX" with full
direct ions and don t accept anyth hing else.
Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded. The Plne1
Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
RIVER NEWS

The river nj & y. m. at IN" WHAT was
\ frr; : i1;rhrs and rising slow: nj inc
foot Of MrM"rh"n, lam the tn"S' r"'o
vItrht riar in tn" river Is expected
,r.L,y MS at up-rivcr points IN" riNrr
,'.,. r..rnr,rd rising however II viii be
IF no consequences. only amounting |"
.r,,, IiItnn cleared for New Mata-
rnurnS 1T moon yesterday; ,,
Thr Liberty "am" III LAT" last htSh'
from Mer"nn"l,lsrill":, 49,, ,.., .,orirr
rrrm N"w Mntam"rnS. r.
Tho umaha is TN" down from l'iits-
,.,rrh mis- evening on her WH%. I" Far
k"r~hurE. 1o,.
Thr Liberty leaves AT II a. III. to-day
for IarE"rshurh%.
;rh. Helen T.. departs for New Matte
mnrnS II, li:?n ~. m. to-day.
Tnn Liberty Transit r"mpany's new
boat, th,AS. l.. Elam. is having IN" I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Sergt. VIM. G. Kaltenbach
Wounded But Is Living

TIL" report that Sergeant William .
Kaltcubach. son of Mr.. Joseph kalien,
bach. of 20a East Twelfth street. M"
in Northern France. is incorrect.
The young man WAS badly Wnunueh
Snntomber "G and is slowly ""cnVrrlnI
according u III" latest report r"'elEru
irnm one nt his officers. ana alSo Il Nv.
irr from HIM, TIL" report stated that
he expected - be removed 10 bus" nos
pital shortly. e
Sergeant kaltcnbach cn,taln"d FROM
here for Camp Lee IN S"pt"mp',r l'I'
and was a member ut Eaitrry {. Lhr'"
Hundred and Fourteenth Field Artillery.
at the time h. was wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Drive The Liquor Habit
From Your Home
Can Be Done Secretly

phvsirinnS and druggists unh"Sllai-
inElv recommend T"S''um powders Tor
the llquur haht In any form. ThrF
quickly destroy the craving and in"k"
wht"ky and other air"h"IiI n"n"r'hrH
rruugnaut. Druggists Will toll !"l
Trsrurn is selling better than any oth"r
remedy for the liquor habit. There -
:, reason for this. II is because 1t gives
better satisfaction. On" physician
saws: Il can stand III tn" door az NJ!
hur's yard 10 whom Sar" F"$run pow
,crS Tor drunkenness and hc was COM
nlrt,.l: cured. ll:v" also cured large
number al other PATIENTS. y druEEisi
reports "T"Scum is having an enormous
sale IL gives excellent satisfaction.
4 lndy recently wrote: Il have used
.rcsrum ON my husband secretly and he
has not taken drink IN three months.
Another Indy says. II only wish had
known of TrSrum before. Her" Is hh-
hoNr, ni T"scum did not cray" liquor.
Another writes: Il don't think lis "-
nrnsivr at all. just think ut tn" ;h"uS-
andS al dollars h" has "r"nl for whlS-
key. I'll" few dollars | spent for I"S-
ruin has h,,.u worth thousands. Her!
il an rvtrarl from smother letter; Il
sent u box Nf T"Srum I" my 1Ti"n"'
Nrs, G, NJ. for her to try ON h"r hus-
band Hope she viii b" ny SurrrSStn III
as | have been. ns II is woHd"riuI. !
VIII u">"r tell my husband whhi iur'''
him" And So ON IL goes. ON" "nihuSI-
as,lr r"Iprt art"r another. If You have
:. RELATIVE. or - friend viii" drinks. just
,ry il for "A few weeks and not" 'ih'
mnrv"lous change. They Will soon COIN
plain that drink does not taste IN" same
and In Il Short time they VIII S'"l
altogether and never know the reason
why.
N0TE-A leading irIEriS when shown N" hh'I-
ur;,rr sad: '.Y~s. T,erun J. '"F' 'ri"tha"'c
! ,lS =
t,,,iiv Fr,..,.yr ,., - ha,inc ala rnu;n.'lE na'
n,rl.r .wcry,.i~ "-s"> - d"'ii''T he !i1u y
Gshi, 20 give It ] tral" You idh' -" T>h VIII
. rc.aIn a. :! Is sid ihIs ct;r un'!rr H'r''
lrund money round guarantee hv A., dT'ssS> M
c:ul!ng The John coleman 20. and l. H. "fl'S
4 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
LOOSEN UP THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go After 1t Right, Away With
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey.

Don't give it a chance to develop
into something dangerous. Prompt use
of DR.. Bells pineTar-Honey according
70 directions will bring a quick. graft
fving relief and help 10 get you on the
we'll list
It's healing ingredients don't give
any leeway 70 cold. They help 10
ease Inflammation. check the cough
provoking tickle. allay inflammation
loosen phleGm. and clear the air pas
saSeS Tens Of thousands use il reg
ularly. Economical. safe. antiseptic
\ quick cough relieYer for old and
young. Sold by druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
SOCIETY NEWS

With tho waning Of October and tho
looming of Halloween in the distance"
many small plans have brcn nnd" NY
the Younger sol in the city for II ROYAL
celebration Of thr fcstal hny. Already
costumes nrv" hr"n planned. Jack ~
lanterns mad" and ingenious heads put
together tn produce tn" general air uf
sponkinrSs. which is ITcrnl"nl at All
lialiow"'"n parties. Will" IN" "IHrr
people mr." hliSllv engaged combining III"
"Tlu'' and managing their Rcd GrnS;
work NJ homo. III" youth OF tho city WIZ
have their good time. in tn" genera
fun that comes inyar,Hhl" when Tho
frost is on tn. ;runiplIn and the fodder :
in The shock"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
50 ADDITIONAL
F[UENZA CASES
ONLY SLIGHT DECREASE IN NUM-
Der DEvELOPING-PEEY
ABOUT BRIDGEPORT
BEING OPEN.
Officials Feel That More Precautions
Should Be Taken-No Addi-
-. ttoual Deaths.

Thirty-hVr new cases ui tn" Spanish
influenza has" been r''rUrtnd to Health
official pr. NJ. Il. Williams during III"
o'clock last evening This is only Il
slight decrease in IN" number of cases
developing daily. and tn" sntWn,inn
seems Ia b. growing no worse or IL"
better.
Local officials fool that il is II shame
that bridgeport officials do not close
up tho saloons. for their rema lining open
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Young Hoodlums Commit
Depredations in Woodlawn

MANY residents OF Wundihwn nave
suffered cunSidcrH bic property d"Strnr-
non py 4 number al youths who hrll"v"
the Are having II prc-llali"w"'en ccl";;
bra; lion. but who would better b. called
young hondlumS. according /" several
citizens who hay" suffered 10y tue ii'uS
unlawful activities.
Manv chairs and settccS have oc,h
thrown from porrhrS into flower h"lhS
and broken: windows hay" b'"m Sm"arri
with soap. houses marked "lih "haI"
and plalIS destroyed on lawns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
RUSSIANS FOUND GUILTY.

NE:W YORK. Oct. 23.-tiV" OF inc ;!
Russians who HAY" been ON 'rlat !" .,uI
,.,I ,,,,,r, ~, charges al having violated
49,, .sni,,lllrr aEr. w"r. found guilty 10y
,hr Jury after an hours drlh"rati"n TO-
,I,.lit The defendants all av"w"d an
nrrhiSts, tried lainly I" !nlrnau'. rEi,
,lrur,. Designed Ia dlS'r"hH '"' o.
I,,,rr,s ,umrrruing German and R"l'
shryik ,lupllrity IN Russia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
LAST BRICK LAID :.
ON NATIONAL ROAD

NEW CONCORD. o.. oct. 23.-Tht
last h"irh IN The ltrlil" stretch Of thu
National highway h'tIv""n GAINESVILLE
ana New. Concord WIS lAiI late yester-
day 10y Governor Cox. Ceremonies wer5
held 10 rrlrhrat" III. lG0 wears since the
road first was opened. a. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24

and NOR" pleasant 10 take. moro gent
and mild in their action and more REV
liable. Then they cleanse and invigorate
the stomach and leave III" bowels. in 4
natural condition. while pills are more
harsh in cfCrr; and their use Is oftel
followed 10y constipation. -. +
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Hon Charles J. Schuck goes 10 W"tINl
county today. and this evening Will be
in Parker<hurg |" attend the conference
OF Republican congressional candidates
at Republican, state headquarters.
Miss Mary Collins. oc weston. ia OK
pected to arrive in the city this week
10 be the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Moore. OF Beaver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Miss Gleason Home.

Miss Margaret Gleason. who has hn"n
Tho charming guest IF Miss kathcrlnr
Ri"s,rr Of North Main street for IN"
past several months. has returned tn her
homo in Savannah. Ga. Miss Gleason.
who is n Mount de- Chantal graduate;
has host Of friends IN tho city and
during her stay her" va" Tho honor
guest Mt i number Of social nffa;rs.
Her friends will regret 10 hear Of her
drparturr for the southern city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24

thr.,. DAYS Judging by IN" amount OF
Rod cross work that its students have
turned out during tho past Nv" weeks.
In snitc If tho quarantine they hay"
been nhln to- com pl'ie n number or hadlF
needed garments. in tn" recreation hours
.'nI ,,.riI, -; rxnrris,. IN the grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Convention Postponed.

Tho comyrnlinn which lhc W0man's
Il"m" Missionary Society Of IN" M"iho-
dist churches had planned ia hold this
month has hrrn postponed until later
datr. Tho convention. which was 10
hay, been held in MorGantown. would
have drawn 4 largo r"prrse from
Wheeling hnl il not boon called off. rs
i, is tho members If tho societies In tho
city will lav" their outing later in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24

iShing touches put on nor ~ 49, H. .' !7 ? Nv,
,,nd Kill leave that place tl'ttnE 80,
rnminr UP 10 Wheeling for IT," nmurs
ard thrn rrnr""d Ia i'ii,shnr,Eh: whrr r.,
Sin" Viii H. loaded for; charleston a IT., Il
way points and will lay , f i,,S"" I'm
-, ,,,,. j,i,,shnrgh and Charleston trade.
Tho Milton is due. in tonight tr''"
\rw MatamnraS.
River Kilograms.
T,avis island Dnm--RiN"r ? let ana
falling: cloudy.
rrlh"nv,llc-Rlvcr II feet and STA
;innarV: rlrAr.
rnrkershurg--tt H. feet m"
rising: clear.
tiunary: rl"uly. ,.
uil ti'y-l;iv"r =" i'et and iaIIIhR
cloudy. ,,,;.,
Warr"n-liver ID feet. and falling
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
unmarried MOTHER"
COMPANY ARRIVES
Will Show at Court Next week-"Flu'
Has Disorganized Theatrical
Business.

All things come I" ne-alSn Sh"-Whn
waits. Even Judgment day. Hut that
event has no hearing on the question
when The Unmarried Mother is 10 he
seen AT the Court theatre. Listen ana
Won shall be told The company, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Dance Planned.

The NIacadnmy club mr." planning
dance. for next month whi"h VIII prom
ably II" IN" one hiI dance OF ,nH SrHH.'t,'
" d.rin:tc date has l""n SGT for III" ar
mir ms Inc rnmmit!"r is unable 10 moot
for arrangements. but number 81
raIrhy dane" selections hav" been ar
ranged for aud linz Premier hrchrS'ra
Will Furnish tn" music. lanr" en- nus :.
affair with much interest.
r II. Sivcrt. chnirman Of IN" Nc
,Nirrhru Rcd Cross. has chilled a m"ct'hC
ur III" committee Tor IhurS'hH mit" ~
'u,J C.-,rc br,IcuartcrS for Il final set
'ti.mcu, Of tho big Rcd Cross drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Y. W. C. A. Society inactive.

Since tho ordinance has rested over
the city. social affairs At tho J. w.
hay. hrrn Inactive. Tho Frnnrh classes
which were started by Madam" Colon
early in September mrc abandoned and
many functions which had boon planned
for this month hav" been ch"cr'u ilE
most nODrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Better Than Pills.

The question has heen asked. In what
wa, are 'rhamh"rlain.s Tablets superior
10 pills: our answer is--Thcy are easier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-24
Z AIDES $1,000 REWARD! !

IL Succco.fuI Monthly" Compound. Safely relieves
some Of longest most obstinate. abnormal eases IN
S,o DAYS No harm. pain interference WITH rorf.
Mail g. co. Double Strength 50 co. 3enkil FREE. MhE
e -. >. ScuTlik6IoH EEsEnY CO. :. NHSH GIT. ~
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
@it Oes M~at6cmatifers.

Ser beriibmte Matbematiter Stets
ner bat in Berlin genirtt. Nnfdngz
li9 ging es ibm i9le9t unb er muBte
ii9 iebr tiimmerli9 nit P%riDatfunz
ben bur9i9!ogen; aber fein &uf
pu9s i@neu unO 1843 purOe er
profeTOr an Der 8erliner %llnioeriitdt
unb Mitglieo Der Mtnbemie. ST mar
gebHrti9er S9pet3er, itammte aus
elmer tleinen 8auernfamilie unb 6atte
als Sunge bag @ieb ge9iitet. Als er
emit gu elmer 9ofgeIeaf4oft geldben
NOR, iaB ibm i4rdg eegeniiber elm
bo6er Miirbentrdger, Dem Die 4ntpez
Ien6eit bes @elebrten bOAft iiberfliiffig
I6ien. lin ibn gu Grgern, fro9te er
iibsr ben Slid: nSagen Sic nal,
mein liebsr profefor, TT es benin
!pirfli9 na6r, boB Sic als &nabe
Die &iibe auf bic Deioe getrieben 4a=
benz" rcSSappbl, @rSeaen3," authors
tete Steiner nit %Dolfter Seelenrube,
uuno Ieit Der 3eit belize i9 bic unz
i9GBbare @abe, jebes RinbOie9 i9on
BON peitem gu e~rtennen!"
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
Die Sewesnnssfrr.

4m Sofe 2ubpig XIV. aei@nete
fi@ Der GbeDalier G6arIes @iDonne
ebenfopoAl bura feinen WiB, pie
our9 feinen 2%eibesumfang aus. Grf
no9bem @raf Mumont gum &ammer>
BERN bes &Dniss ernannt porbeN
mar, purbe Der bide @beDalier bur9
cine nod gr0Bere &Orperfiille in ben
S9atten gsitellt; benn &umont Ders
fiigte iiber einen 2eibesumfang bon
5 SUB unb 10 3oll. Ollie Mittel,
bic Gbarles @ibonlle antpanbte, feline
&prpulena berab5uminbern, f3lugen
fe6l. .Sie miiiIen ii4 mebr 8eDe>
gung ma9en," riet linn enOli4 Der
&Dnig. - rMaieftGt," e~ntgesenete
f9la9fertig Der @beDalier, nbaran
feblt es ni9t. Sd bepege mid tag
li9 ~mebrmals I'm meinen Better
Mumpnt."
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
Gut fnrs @eidaft.

Ser. emit in edinburgh mobilize
tonnte Munbarat Sonbp @oob sing
einmol bur9 bic StraBen Der genann>
ten Staot, als geraoe cine Saumtnaz
tion ftattfanb. Sa iob er einen iunz
gen 8url9en, pel4er iebe S9eibe einz
i9lug, bic er errsi4en fonnte, unb
spar nit einem @ifer, als Doabrtn9e
CT bic berbienitli6fte 9anOlung BON
Der Melt. WitenO iiber cine iol@e
&obeit ergriff Sunop Ben lle6eltdter
beim Nrm unb fragte ibn, pes9alb er
bic Seniter ebrenperter 2eute 5er@
f9lige?" = Dgtun, bas 1T gut fiir's
@eI9Gft," erniberte Der 8uri4e. sd
bin @lo1sr." = sir bos Sef4dft
lit bas gut9" rief Sanbp, inOem er
Ieinen @tod erbob un0 ben Burden
peibli9 bur9priigelte. rSieb, au9
bas lit gut unb spar fir rmein" Sc
f9Gft = i4 bin nGmli4 Wunbs
ar3t!"
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18

fiibIte er, pie cine raube roIiee
3iinge ibm sen Gtalt6 pom @eIidt
ledte. ltno ruer am folaenoen
Sonntog BORT uoriiberging, fonnte
5pei 2ageritGtten ieben, Die oift an
einonoer geiboben maren unter Dem
freunOli6en Sdatten 0es groBen
9oumes. auf einem oerieIben lag
8erOun Belle 5ufrieoen nit i1rem
Siinoden, uno aui Dem anoeren felt
i'm S6Iof elm iunget SoIOat, Sen
9lrm biniiber9eitredt, 10 oaB Ieine
SanO oas ieioenmeiGe DIR Der sim.
Oin belt.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
absnS.

Scr 3u9 fd6rt Ieiie bur1 ben I6eno bin,
Am 9immel peibe Sommertpolfen 5iebn.
Ser Stdoter srdbt ietn 6elo nit bleis
der Sano
limb fiiblt Der @roe ipieoer lid n%erfpnnotl
gr fiiblt, tuie parm inn in ben Ioern
treilt -
Ser &rieg bat TIN 9eIebrt, mas ernten
beiBtl
Gin gfiffI Guf fteiem Seloe 6dIt Der
3ug,
@r pfau6t unO tra9t, ais BAIT er Itiib
genlig.
Sod feb - 0d ItoBt oos 0unfle @iIens
rob.
Gin neiBes Nin9elfrdn5leiu fed empor.
Sod flattert's auf im rotten 4benojdein,
IIs fl0g es 9raoea 8egs gum Stnmel
etn.
Sic 4h1e tnirf6t, Die @a9en gIeiten
fort,
9ns Hinglein Itebt nod ben an leinem
Srt.
Sun loft es Ii6 elm ipeider
@olfenb1I,
llnb f6tpinoet Ieis i'm tpeiten Simmels>
al.
Son ferne t0rt oes 3u9es BUMPER
StoB,
Ser blei6e @anu grdbt in Der groe
S9oB,
@is arbeitsmiiO er fdier 5uiammeniintt,
Som MiinIterturm Die I6tpere @lode
flinet. :.
3 lit gdIofens5eit, IaBt rub'n Die miioe
9an0l
llno leiie linseno 3iebt Die Na9t ins
Qdno.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
Gin berourraecnOcr gr5t be9anptct,

CAP BEL Gifenbabnunfdllen nabeSu
alle paifagiere, Die babel gerabe
f@liefen, ppn ben iiblen G'Olgen bes
S9r,ds unb Der sepulttgen @rz
l9iitterrng Oerf4on blei6enc neil oas
eigene M%ndftbetitum Der Natur tie
baOOr i9uBt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-16

The American Red Cross is the largest anu
most efficient organization for the rehet Oh SUI
fering that the World has ever seen .o.
T. is made nm almost entirely of volunteer
,,orIors the higher executives being without ex
canton men accustomed to large affairs who are
in almost all cases giving their services without
pay. hon,b;n
II &c supported entirely by its membership
Zoos and by voluntary contributions
# is today bringing relief to suffering human,
,tv = both military and civil, in every War torn
allied country. ros
II n,ans tomorrow to help in the work OF res
toration throughout the world
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-16
cant Of every dollar goes

1t feeds and clothes entire populations In
times of great calamity.
1t is there to help your soldier boy In his
time of need.
With its thousands of workers, its tremen.
dous stores and smooth running transportation
facilities, it is serving as Americas advance
guard-and thus helping to win the war;
Congress authorizes 1t.
President Wilson heads it.
The War Department audits its accounts
Your Army, your Navy and your Allies en-.
Enthusiastically endorse 1t,
Twenty-Five million Americans have Joined 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-16


"A 0 tnnacy ha~ntu
otunspeak
Facts About The American Red Cross
Did you knowth
1t has established and S operating
dnpenarie in the American Army Zone in
france TO care tor the needy families there and
toimpovehealh conditions that secionready
for noop
It's housing feeding thousands of
dren the War Zone to keep them from
the danger of gas and shell fire?
1t has divided the entire War Zone into six
districts with Red Cross workers at each
point to distribute cooking utensils, agricultural
implements, beds, bedding food and clothing?
provides beputup
buildings to house the homeless in the devatat
ed regions often before the walls OF the Destroy
ed homes have cooled?
bringing hundred
plies every yintoPa rom which
/ dred ndtweny ivetons are reshpped to branch
i warehouses over France?
i It's providing limbf factory out
/ side of Paris in addition to special plants for the
i making OF pDss
What will you give to keep this Hand of
Mercy a."
E,ev ond every rsavatR acr~~rh hrw~dua
S"s $ =ss 81 s =s ] emit" """"
~: &C.: g.; So: ::: :5:::::
CO.: $$s: $$$ $=7zs == % ] e: ==
a5 s$$$ss "A""" "@ $%5$:$$ $
The sun., 1918-01-07
CHICAGO IS BURIED
DEEP IN SNOWDRIFTS
City Almost at StGndstiu in
Record Blizzard.
Special Despatch to The Sun.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Chicago Ia storm
o"ked. In the wake Of the worst bliz.
Yard in its history the city stood almost
helpless all to-day and tonight. It will
BE- hours before It can dig itself out and
aoprosc CHI normal conditions.
Swept by wind and snow. which had
vhrle1 its way UP from the southwest
Chicago awoke to find its streets i'm.
nassable because Of great drifts As the
day wore on these obstacles grew and
Increased In number Serious Interrupt
ton 10 wire service makes II impossible
10 learn the full extent OF the storm. but
y appears to be due TO the collision Of q
heavy rain driving northwest from Texas
with cold wave headed southeast
sonewhere in the Mississippi Valley.
This changed the rain to sleet and snow
anh the contending winds produced a
hizzard.
The southern storm was forced off It's
course and its centre Is near Evansville.
7 is headed northeast. driving furiously.
The upper Mississippi Valley. the Ohio
River Valley and all the territory from
those points to the great lakes is swept
b" the tempest.
Alabana. parts Of Mississippi. Ten
n"ssec, kentucky. Indiana, Ohio. Illinois.
over Michigan and western Pennsyl-
'aria appear to be the worst sufferers.
The sun., 1918-01-07
BRITONS AT PRAYER
ON NATIONS DRY DAY
Bishop Of London Thanks God
for y. S. Entry Into War.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-London went dry
for a day to-day for the frst time in
history. In response to the proclamation
of King George fixing to-day az one
for prayers throughout the British Enn-
pire for what has been accomplished
In the war by British arms all the
saloons were closed.
The day was observed In places OF
worship OF every denomination with
prayers in the cause OF freedom and an
Invocation for the successful. speedy
termination Of the war. The Lord
Mayor OF London and the Sheriffs at
tended st. Paui's Cathedral In state
Soldiers and sailors on leave. many Of
them Americans. flled the churchea
The Bishop Of London. speaking at
ST. Paui's Cathedral. said: III there is
one thing absolutely certain to-day It
Ia that the nation was right In August.
1914. in leaving tho peaceful security
of the home and plunging into the well
ter Of blood which we call the Great
War. we have had sorrow and we have
had tears. but the sorrow was q noble
sorrow and the tears were the tears OF
pride as well as those Of grief"
After paying tribute to tho valor and
unselflsh service Of British men and
women, the Bishop said:
"Let u, thank God to-day for the
coming into the war of the great Power
In the west"