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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17

ourt house Following are tho name
< the committee:
A. &. Sharman
J. II. Maupin
Thos. J. lyman
w. J. Davis
). E. Mcclure
H. r. Stomma
A. J. Turner
Guy q. Hardy
e. Fl. stinemeyex
Jas. L. Morgan
A. II. Davis
Harry Bowen
c. e. Reeves
w. B. Holland
G. v. Hodgin
Peter Esssr
VIM. Doiier
W. II. Dozier
A. p. Nelson
II. R. McQuown
w. c. Huntoon
Chas. Ankele
r. ". Powers
". H Trout
Geo H. Sale
&c A LiulSlns
d. W. Ross
John Hamilton
Walter Higham
Lane Dun
Frank L. Smith
T. A Clark
NJ. Simpson
Chas- d. Shasffer
James H Ellis
Geo. W. Griffin
James Bunten
Augustus Peass
George Bachelor
r. w. Irish
Frank Z. Thomas
Frank p. Smith
+. F. Hunter
J. p. Farmer
JACK Blythe
8. E. Lane
Chas. Duncan
c. C. Patton
Kent L. Eldred
d. S. Moore
W. N Clark
Sam Bash
c. II. Shirley
o. J. Rundah,
+. E Crawford
PIT A. Wade
A. S. Lonacker
W. e. Spencer
r. c. Bacon
r. L Sears
l. N. Litx
Hngen Stockder
f. Frankenbcrry
A. II. Danforth
E. +. Jewett
John Gheteiat
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
VISITING Ma. AND MRS. THOMAS

HouLE.
= Mr. and Mrs. Il, Tharp pf Spokane.
Wash. arrived on Tuesday OF thi,
weeks for q visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Houle and family ut their
home in the Four Mile district Mr..
Thnrp says the present winter has
been exceptionally mild In eastern
Washington and Idaho, altho in some
sections. notably in the Coour d. Alene
mining territory in tho latter state.
tho snowfall has been greater than
nsuaN. Mr.. Tharp is a brother OF Mrs.
Houle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
NEW SUBWAY WILL
LIKELY Be OPPOSED
Building OF Underground Crossing ut
Elm Grove IL to Be Fought by
Business Men, tt Is Reported.

The proposed new subway 1t The juno
ton of the West Virginia Traction Z
Electric company tracks and the Ealti-
moro Il Ohio railroad tracks n Elm
Grove. ~ certain Ia meet with great DIS
appruva! among: tn" business men OF tho
town whuin /; world affect. il is SAID.
Tho installation Of the subway wou'l
nccrsSiraIc The placing OF a flight IF
stairs. from TWO 10 eight feet in height
t. the business houses. as III" street
would he far below them. Another bad
feature ur the subway is that il wonih
turn the cuur$" Of Wheeling creek into
IN" lower residential section uf tnh
toxin. IN time II food. and cause much
damage. as this land Is very low. II
would also nrrrSSiiatG the raising Of
IN" railroad tracks about seven feet. ana
the tracks would have TO be regarded
from Wheeling n the proposed sta.
meaning an expenditure Of several thoL-
SanG dollars.
At first the citizens Of the town were
In favor of the new project because thnE
believed he crossing n very dangerous
ono. but when they discovered the dis
advantages it would cause they have
changed their minds. y meeting OF tho
Iuwn council of Elm Grove vii! DO held
soon. At which time representatives OF
IN" transportation companies involved
will doubtless no present. and II is re-
ported that the town cOuncilmen will
object most SIrcnnnuSlY 10 the plan. n
view nj lis great Inconvenience. Tic
whole NJ Main street would have to 40
regarded in order To make the CnnStruc-
ton OF business houses possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

cain: the president has asked. II VIII
mi, he so from this time on. can
...ak on:r for myself, but | ocl!eVe
rro1hIjrars will hereafter support all
yar measures necessary, but Will ques'
,ior further extraordinary and un-
grants OF power.
viii Be Criticism.
There will bn criticism. not parti-
san. bu. patriotic. lnr!ilclcncy and IN
c;,pucI,y will be pointed out and cor
roc,ion sought. No public official Will
dwell In yanctiiy hereafter because ne
j.; = part ot the adnintstra ton. Coun'
~ first, VIII rhe war. Save the re-
,ublic. Republicans will consecrate
themselves 10 Such IL public service
and criticize. oppose or support as
their pai:;n:ic convictions tmpel. THIS
i not a orr.party or a one-nian war.
This is the supreme trial of American
people.
THE split between Senator Cham
bnrlaIn and the president? Well. Sen
nior Chamhrrlain has been the stall
wart Spokesman OF the administration
With which he rad been in political
and patriotic sympathy. He commands
highest esteem in both sides Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Roosevelt's Comment,

WASHINGTON, Ian. 22.--Coloncl
Roosevelt came to town today ind re-.
cetVed steady stream Of callers ut
the homo OF his daughter, Mrs. Nicho.
las Lougworth.
The colonel frankly said his purpose
in coming to the capital row was 10
help speed up the war and confer with
friends In congress, He disclatm"i
any purpose OF replying 10 Senator
Stones speech in the senate yesterday.
" am infinitely less interested IN
what Senator Stone SAYS about n"
than in what the president, says about
Senator Chamberlain" said Colonel
Roosevelt. "The national motto at his
time should be, Tell the truth and
speed up the war I expect to 500
Senator Chamberlain before | sne any.
one else. and then TO SEQ Senator
Hiram Johnson of California, and shall
have nothing further 10 say until after
7 have seen them, and perhaps not IN.
til little later.
81 hope also to see Sena tors Wnts
worth and Curtis and Representative
Lenroot, Baer prd Calvin. Ny purpn="
In coming here is 10 help by any means
in my power to render more speeds
and more effective Americas rnfran,"
into the war, for though We have been
at war nearly year Wa haven't yet
really entered into it.
ALSO I wish to aid in backing Sen.
ator Chamberlain and Representatives
Madden and Kahn in their fight for
universal military training These gen.
tlrman and their followers are pei.
forming great public srrvice".
Colonel Roosevelt later made this
brief additional statement;
II am here to help every man who
sincerely desires In speed up and rrakc
effective our work In the WI. Thai
Is. both the affirmative "ud .l.r negative
side to stand by tn" cIIi"l"ni UItn a..i
nEtirSt the negligent iuan.'
Bcfnr" hc leaves town later in tn.
week. colonel R""SGy"li VIII make 4
statement on the cn;:!HGi of lh~ war
TONIGHT. he called III E"puhiI'an con-
grysHinual leaders for conference
which beam with Il dinner 1t The lniu..
Of Representative I.nmew0rth and lasted
until far into ttIr night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVER|5H
# CONST|PLTED
LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM-
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.
"CALIFORNiA SYRUP OF FIGS
CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND
THEY LOVE IT.

4 laxative Today saves Il SICK chIiu
tomorrow. Children simply Will not
take the time from play 10 empty their
bowels, which become clnSScd up
with waste, liver gets sluggish; Stohl'
ach SOUR. =,
Look at the tongue, mother. Ii
coated. or your child Is listlcSS, cross
feverish, breath bad, restless. doe5n
eat heartily, full of cold. or has sore
throat or any other children's a!lment,
give teaSpoonful of california Sy-
rup Of Figs" then don't worry. because
il is perfectly harmless, and in ie"
hours all this constipation poison,
sour bile and frrmenting waste VIII
gently move out of The bowels and you
have a we'll. playful child again. a
thorough inside cleaning" is Oft
times all that Is necessary. 1t should
be the first treatment given IN any
sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syTups.
Ask your druggist for Z bottle or
!" California Syrup Of Figs which
has full directions for babies. children
of all ages and for crown-ups plainly
printed on The bottle. Look carefully
and see that it is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Examinations We. Smallpox

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VIII stNrt III thr Trln-
drirhia district high school AT fdG"-
wood ;o-dHy. mud Will c"ntinrc for Il
l!iIlr over II wH"k. II IL NOT known
whether IA" smallpox cpihrm!c vii!
lur,:p many n! tho students away from
school or not. but If they are va""imatrd
II Is n0t thought necessary FOR them 10
Remain on; "r school. Principal l.. F.
.Huhcrla WAS advised ~ pr. r t..
Shields yesterday uftrrn"nu I" announce"
t. the students that tAry should he rar-
c!uatcd. and many Of Them are respond
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Philadelphia Plays Two Gam es.

The fast Triadclphia high Qualntct is
out for blood this week. and nrc deter
mined Ia COLLECT two sralps To partly
offset the tire" defeats administered m
the recent dnwn-StHte trip. SSterSTilla
DESTROYS Of hcatinE. as this team de-
'fnatcd The TrlNGclphIans on the road
trip. and III" Rcd and Black five think
they can turn the tables on this team
nl:l cop III" game. FnilanSh"a will DO
mt Friday night on tn" Casino floor at
Wheeling park. and but littlr trouble is
expected from Them TIL" SlStnrsvillc
gam" Will ~ plHv"d on Saturday even
inE. II Is not ihnucht that III" smallpox
scar" will prevent the games hainE held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Pool Rooms Close.

Tho pool rooms Of In" uut-th"-pike
section were closed yesterday With one
"- two executions. j. seems that some
OF them ara undecided ~ 10 which day
to c!oSa. and S"rno closed on Monday.
while others remained closed an Tues
day. Non" OF the grocery stores have
closed yet. and all Of them will he open
the same az usual. Tho drug stores
were open Monday. but would not sell
anything hut drugs. All If the stores
ar" meeting the recent fuel law half
way. nnd arc nnry!nS Il to In" latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Conegians Play Bethany.

Tho Pike CollHgians. Will clash with Il
FIST team from bethany Saturday even
Ing on the Casino floor 1T Wheeling
Park. Hs preliminary To the 'Triadr!-
phia- SSirrsvillc game. Little ia known
Of the Ecthany team. hut reports say
they hav" n speedy and aggressive team
The Inll""ianS arc prepared and Will
present tho same lineup they have in
I hc past. sim practices have been held
on The Casino lloor. and tho team is
speedily rounding !nln good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

senate. II l were bearing n heayv
load Of responsibility, l should want
his cordial support. He is a patriotic
and an able senator and is strong 10
swing them rather than weaken efforts
OF offcnse and defense.
Clearly we have had the way
opened to revcale our weakness. Let
us hopo the revelation will eliminate
them and make US irrrsisttbly strong"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Sunday School Chorus.

y meeting OF the Sundny school
chorus ~ the Stone Presbyterian church
Il. Elm Grove will Il" held in tho church
tn-ninrrnw evening. for the purpose ~
prprlir!ng selections ~ h" given IN Sab
tn school next Sunday. This nrHanl-
2at!nn nf young vu,':tlIsts have been pro-
rlurtng some Ginr music. and their short
career has n"!I marked with success.
They have figured prominently In SOW
rral entertainments held ID: :he church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Girls Basketball Team.

The girls "f N" local hiEh school will
held tlrtr Initial basketball practice IN
tho CaxIuu floor ~ Wheeling lark this
aH,"rnn"n Miss Sarah Nay il tho coach
this year. Rid she has II line lot Of
promising .nulrr.:u 70 mold the Rcd and
black five from. Tho aggregation OF
Ip.;sics prom Uses 20 No speedy this y"aT.
and everything points toward suc-
c"ssful acaSUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
south SIDE NEWS
Missionary Meeting.

A meeting uf tho Young Ladies
Home and Foreign Missionary society
of The Trinity Lutheran church was
held last evening In tho assembly
room On South EOff street. This
organization WIS formed but recent
". and Ii composed Of tho young
ladies OF the congregation. After tho
business session social hour was TN.
loved by The members present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Snow Affecting Service.

The recent snowfall Is seriously i'm
Dcdin- tho street car traffic on ihu out
th--riEN SECTION OF tho West Virginia
Traction ;lnh Electric Company. nSpec-
tally nn III" WcsI Alexander division. A
great number q: the cars arc forced to
turn before reaching their destination.
AMI practically ~ schedule At NIL Is be-
ing observed. An additional snow fall
would cripple the car company greatly.
and prHhahly Tie up traffic until il could
he cleared from the tracks. The cars
were ,!rL up for over m hour yesterday
morning. and int"rfrrcd somewhat with
the school sch ciulcS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
First Christian Church.

special prayer services VII! hc held
In Inc First Christian church D? ELM
Crow THIS evening. preparatory TO the
SUNDAY s""Tic"H. l!Cv. Harry Robert
son VIII he Ia charge. nni ali tho mcm
h"rS ar. requested - h. present Il pos
Sihir. Their. WIS nu session Of church
lust Sabbath OWING 20 tho inability 20
heat the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
SeMinn Club Entertains.

The ladies composing the Sewing
Club OF the Trinity Lutheran church
were delightfully."- entertained last eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Seabright on South Wood street. The
members engaged In their various
forms Of needle work, after which they
enjoyed light luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Miscellaneous Dinner

The ladies or 1.-The First Christian
church are preparing for n very uniau"
dinner to be- given Thursday evening IL
the church rooms. The affair has hc"u
named miscellaneous dinner" aud
will be served cafeteria style.
Ed. Fisher. prominent South Sid"
business man. is lying in critical con.
ditinn suffering with an attack OF ty-
phnid-rnrunlnnia.
The Rev. o. G. Dean. pastor OF TriE-
ity Lutheran church. is recovering
steadily from mn attack Of grippe.
The Rev. G.. ID. Sampson Of South
C'haplinc street is slightly improved.
utter SERIOUS Illness.
Albert Ankle OF Maryland Is tho
guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary .Arh!e
Of South Jacob street.
Frank DcvlInc OF south Eofr street.
is recovering from 4 badly fractured
arm. sustained when he fell on the Ice
several, weeks: ago 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
BED Cross Work.

Tho Rcd Gross Society Of Elm Grove
has been doing good work recently and
havn been rnt"iv!ns many cash h"nn-
lions Tho lai",lt ones received follow:
Mrs Ella Wrianan SUNDAY school "l"sA
$3.50: Royal Nc!Ghh"rs. s.; Miss Mary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Baptism.

Baptism ceremonies Will be per-
formed this evening at the First
Christian church on South Market
street, when one Of The youthful mem
bers will be- showerpd with the waters
of regeneration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

the First English Lutheran church: a.
ter all business matters had been at
tended to social hour was enjoyed by
both brothcrhohds. a special feature
of tho meeting was. the. address h.
Judge B.. S. EloGeckeE which was CHI
joyed by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Conversational Meeting.

Tho yearly congregational meeting
of the First Christian cchurCh will be
held in the club rooms OF tho church,
on South Market street this evening
The reports of the various organlZa-
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Brown. 81. y good sewing machine vas
received from the rhi!alhra Bible class
Of The Sion" Presbyterian church. which
viii make it p"Ssihl" t" ii" NOR" work.
Sessions are hcing held every afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
STONES ATTACK
{Cortinned from FIR Page.
Il heavy lo>.. 81 r.sr"n$i!':::'% >ion!A
wan. his cordial :.';auor'.
Aardinn's Statement.

want his cordial :H2por'.
Aardinn's Statement
Senator iia:d;H"- S'"''H'':.' !'.-
lows:
..Aboa. Scra,o- s-"""" Iii = wors''
rh;fp a tactical hiua'!sr. - "i':'''>t'l
armed .shinp;"S l'S.%ia;i"H an. Wa
hardly in position :" EaiS" !! "",;: -:"a
OF pppositinn. i'""H' = patriotic .""'
point. l ,h:rE i" has i.'aG" dor.
mistake. From a partisan r'""H"'"'.
T welcome IL" assault. ii' has n''":'T
his alleged indictment Eoh""% r'A
deny Republicans :; G"E"Es". - -
Monday Republicans in ~" s"nai'. m
deed, in En'', t';a2"h,S. H"T" Sub
merged partisan views and surrrF-
dered well ca"7'sh"l ;G"@i* Of lcs;sta'
ton TO support The administration in
order to most fatty suppo"; Tn" Hnrion.
The violent partisan attack rrndS ;hat
unity which - mad" p"sS!ht" every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
3o,nt Mcetinp Held

The Bruthrrhrod of the Trinity 1.uth-
crun church held their regular monthly
meeting last evening in the game rooms
on South i.uft street. This session was
Joined In by similar organization of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
SpellinI Boo.

The pupils and teacher of The Potomac
school viii give an cld-fashioned spoil
Ing bro and pic social Friday evening"
RI fraslIncnta Viii be served.
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tons and societies connected Win
this congregation will be read. The
annual election Of church OFFICIALS
will then take place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
PRISONER IN BELMONT
JAIL WANTED By the
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES

spSeia1 Disratcs u the Ir'IEsencsE nm
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Jan. g
Norman Cayt1eii. prisoner III io'
county Jail and recently sentence" DH
Judge Charles J. Lynch 10 serve -"
days In Jail am! pay ttne or >i'-'"
and costs. on t2tr charge Of recei''''7
stolen goods, is wanted by IN" fe"cS"'
authorities IS Z Stacker: His case mas
been taken up with the adJUtans gen
'era} by the local draft board.
Charles FHnn. OF Stewar;aville was
given a hearing nefore Mayor 1ich'!
NJ. Davies Tuesday afternoon an" N~
bound over 70 the grand jury. r." Is
charged with shooting w.'H ln'e"t w
kill.
Probate Court.
In the matter OF tee VIII or Mary ~,
Hammer. deceased. WA "A"
admitted to probate. -
In the matter nj ;t.' estate "S "t'lFy ~
Hammer, deceased. Citation "rd"r''"d IS
sued TO EidowIr 70 make election.
In the matter e; the estate OF MARY
* rJanoe- DECREASED w '. Sar1poetI
..orointed executor. Ronc aieu AN" ap-
proIed In sum Of $4,000. with h>es!:
south and G., VI. Twill ~ Ss'r"tscS. -
T. OnG. Fl. q. Pratt and FRANK Sf"S
wick appointed appraisers.
In the matter If ths guardianship y
Joseph Rutan - A.. n''t"ES'
filed and notice "r'tsr'h r..,;.,.
rs the -nat,cr u; ~. estate OF !uilus
scnvob. DECEASED. Account lied M"
notice ordered. ,,-,.., -
In The matter - IN. cuierdionShia %
Robert Y. $aut"r> y unnoE' N'''"''N
died ami notice "r""r"d. =.
In the matter - tEr S7'a-n 'a1s>'"P -
Richard T. Sau;rr<. (. n;iE"c- Account
riled ard notice "r!cr"".
IN the matter -: tho S'i1.-Gii.nship II
Thomas E. SaatorS. a ntnrr. -Nc"'"''N
tiled and motto" ordered.
In rho matter y: the cs;aSe Ok I:dci
r Archer, deceased. Private safe az
stocks ordered. -,,
In the matter % Morgan Ncnde''
King. Adoption and change o: i'A'.!S.
Adopted by Eruf:th Meath an1 name
changed from Morgan W"ndsi N''''s 10
Morgan Wendell Meath.
In the matter o. ;he VIII az Aana J.
Waser. deceased. Nili hieo an"
ordered. r;r,,
X Hamblc;nn. deceased tlnvens"r!
In the matter - -" ss';,'" ~ s>csS. L:
Davies. d.ccrs~.t Acr"ur, Al.3 AMI
notice nrda"rs:
In rr., mat. :! 5j,. .$r-r.''"f f:r'eS.
,;n. Er.rx ,:,,.,.,y".; Nrc"%nt Fled AMI
notes "rh"-r'!.
In ,he ,,:a;:~r ~ -" ''~:"''' -: Nancy
witch, 1.,...,~..i. !'r""t ri ruh.ica-
;ina 1T un;ic.. - a:'o"ia rn''ni lid
nand 81 BAIL. ,i.,c.n E,d. r'r"ac Of r'sb'i-
cation -; roc. III ai,:''1n'n.'-:(' :!':'-
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sE!ISsuRGTE[D).
MAGNESiAt!I
For Dyspepsla, Indigestion

II.artburr. f:rirn:nE. Scar ACID S'm:;:-
.ch. Gas y! >i,",:,tc.I. &C. .ak" 1t ''.a-
snrnnful ut ;:Sur;';"d :faSa"":t 4! 4
half glass n: :s"t ";t:"r after 'ati"s-. Is
gaze pl,asau. :r:E harmless {" tax: am!
gives almost .;:S':>i:t rrtir? H. a"utr%!-
fs,s stomach nrjd::y AID S""-tr:;S the
food contents -. fh:; digestion IL easy
n1t painless. sold T.? dr"EE'a every
wherr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

Watch for the Opening instalIment
Of Gerard's Second Series Of Articles
Exposing German intrigue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

ATIv.. EI>O%O QtlNLNE Tab
lets taken in ;;u... ":il Prevent Cruz.
F ", GROVES signature On box ::'"r.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-12

Good Home Co' xine, ss cents . meal. Circle Civ cafs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-12
EAT EUL.ACNON SAYS BUREAU
 OF FISHERIES 
Claims That This Species of Fish Are Good
 for Conserving

The use of the eg!dchon, a valua ble but neglected fish of the Pa cific Coast, is being advocated by he Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce. not only on account of the intrinsic value and excellence but as solution of the problem oi finding a supply of sea foods during the winter season when the catch is reduced. The "Eat More Fish" cam paign and the necessity of conserv ing other animal foods, coupled with the unusual severity of the weather on some of the most important fish ing grounds, make the difficulty more han normally acute
 Fortunately the eulachon is one of the fishes which appears in large quantities at a season when the scar city of fresh and frozen fish is be coming most marked and those who are complaining of the dearth and high price of sea foods can help tc solve the difficulty by buying it. Ir January and February vast schools of these little fish run from the sea to spawn in the mouths of streams from Oregon northward and they car then be caught under conditions which make it possible for them tC be economically distributed
 There are other reasons than pa triotism for eating eulachon. It some what resembles the smelt in size appearance and quality, though there are many who think it far superior in flavor. II is also much richer and fatter. and its use will there fore permit a corresponding reduc ton in the consumption of other animal fats as recommended by the Food Administration.
 Eulachon arc now on safe on the Pacific Coast and iu Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Chi cago, St. Louis and other large cit ies and many small communities east of the Rocky Mountains. It is incorrectly known in some places as "Columbia River Smelt,' Pacific Smelt." or Western Smelt."
 The Bureau invites the cooperation of fish dealers and the public ir the promotion of the use of this fisf and has issued display cards recon mending it and circulars containing receipts will be supplied gratis or application to Division F., Bureau o ! Fisheries. Washington, D. C.