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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04
8bisftbs4

G11er IN Der uNorlO" er1d1er1enef1
8eredyrnt1tg 5ufolge betragen sic @e.
tpinne Ser 8renner nn6 Der Gngros-
@erfqnfer bon @bisfeD fotpie Der
@pefnlnnten IN bieiem @etrdnf nn6
Ser Mftien oes @bisfeDtrn1ts ieitbem
Der &ongreB Die 1peitere 9erifeaung
bon 8ronnttpeir berboten bat nidt
meniger aIs tarienb Miuionen Sol,
lars. Semanb, Der ii6 Dor einem
Sabre einen 8orratb BON @bisfep
einlegte, fam iebt So per @aaone
mebr befommen als 6amals unb Ser
9reis 1T nod immer in Der @uf-
n1iirtsbetpeg11ng begriffen. Die u9i.
Hiaers Securities CORPORATION" fon
idon $4,000, 100000 beroient boz
ben an 100000 @auonen, Sic tie
felt grlnB 6es ertpGbnten 8erbots
berfouft bot. Die 9ftien oes Inter
nebmens in6 6esmegen bon SIS auf
$50 geItieger. So bieie @eieaidoft,
Ser u8bisfeDtruit," bon BEN no6 in
SEN 8ereinigten Staaten %lagernoem
265, 100000 @ulonen 6es @etrdnfs
einert qroBen, menm nidt SEN gr0B=
ten EbeiI beiitt, lit 11nidtper 5u per=
Heben, tparl1m 6ie 6erren bonn Srtit
bem gegentpdrtigen 3uitdn6 Ser Din-
ge nit 5iemlidem @ntbuiiasmns be-
truhten.
8ie sic .@orl6" berft, boben bie
Setter oes Sruits nod beionoere ltr=
fade 5ufrie6en 5n iein. Ste ioaen
ndmIih in 6en &ieieneinfmnften, Die
tie iebt bqben, MIR 6os @rgebniB ri9-
tiger 8erehnungert feben. Befnnrt-
lid lit ser Menih NIT ieinem erfolg
nm 10 3u%frieoener lie mebr er ielber
nit 6a31 beigetrogen bat. Die 8bis-
fep-Serren fonen NUN ielber bas
Brennereiberbot 5utpege gebra9t boz
ben. @ie {9lofien cine rnrlbeilige
MIiana" nit Sen 8robibitioniite1 I'M
&ongreB, Sic Damn unter bent Borge-
ben, sic MoraI Ser @ation gu for
bern, Sag ertpGbnte @eiet ourdori-
EN- fonttfe1t. VIE S~rnl1DerreH erIlWa
teten 6ann ei1en Corner" in Mbis.
fep u,1b ipefl1Iterten IN aftien, 1tro
fie un6 tire 8l1noesgenoIlen baber,
tpie idon ertpdbnt, tal1ieno Wilionen
Collars profitiert.
@er11 nun sic Mbiidt Ser 9robibi.
tioni5ten, sic Seriteaung bon Bein
nn6 8ier at berbinoern, ourdge1est
peroen form, tperben Die e%rtpdbnten
erperbseifrigen gIemente eine mabre
@oI6m1i11e baben. @s 1T Har, baB
iie oonn Sen @~bisfeppreis spetter bin.
aufidru1ben 6nren, 6enrt es gibt &c.
r1a reide 2eute in Mmerifa, bie ger.
ne bereit iirb, ben boppelten uno
6reifnden Greis at 5abler, tpe1u1 ne
rur ibrer .Drinf" befonrn1en for-
men. Ser .8iereifer" murher aor'
greBmitgIieoer in oieien Sernpere115.
be1frebunger tpir6 leidt erflarlt9,
penr mon fid bieie nmitdnbe berge.
g~ertpdrtigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04
Ser neine Natriot.

Gin fleiner &nabe Fin id MIR
ltnb babe nidts, gar 1nidts at eigem;
Dpd mDd)te id bent &aterlanb
@on @er5en banfbar mid beseigen,
gu flein III mod, at i6>pad sic
San6,
Sie an BEG GdlperteS @riff at legea.
j31t grpken Sbaten fblt bic &raft,
Den Mh1tb iebpd fa6r i6 iid regen.
@ie gerl1e m1dft' 51tn1 .&fe id
Meit nnIreg QanbeS s1ibnen aiebn,
Tin freder Geia6e Madt at bred)eu
Sm eble1m, bieberm 5reibeitsinu!
gebt nidt at; mod ipl'g nidt
fem;
Mo@ fam id nidt G1t, 8ll1t 1nb
Qeben,
Mie es bent trench II8arger aien1t
Sent @aterlanb a,tmsDpfer gebea.
ssEr%E1+ =nG.sa&.tE z#ZE .H+
9ud tpadjit in nit, id fabl's nit
Stols,
Ser 9rang na@ &1bn1, nad s6lad.
ten, Sieaen;
. baf id bett' id)on belfen f0n1t,
9es itol5en 6eiabes Naden btegen!
@enn einit es mir bergonrt fem
tuirb,
j31t treten in Ser &9mpfer &eibeu,
8erbt i@, id idtp1r'8 bent Butter
lamb,
Nfit 9er5 1nb @ano, mid san5 ibnt
meiben.
Damn folge treu BET Tabne i'd,
tie imn1er mid ntag fMbren;
11nb itol5 ioQ big III ferniter 3eit
Siam bas Sud- Ser 6elben 3tes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04

Damn folge tren BET Babne id},
@obin tie i1amer MIDI mag fiibren;
11nb itol5 ioI big in fernter 3eit
Mein Siam bas 816 Der 9el6en sie'
rem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
CITY AMBULANCE is NOW
WORKING OVERTIME

Tho city ambulance Is having many
calls in and around tho city outskirts.
and in that way is Incoming paying.
or rather. 4 Self-SuStainirS proposition.
or course this is du. |" so much SICK
meas. MS the fees collected for III" u>r
OF tho ambulance are not very large ana,
II has tn make many trips before it be-
gins to pay in the amount of $l"l. Is
collected for Its uSr last month.
1t appears that this sclf-snsta!ninS
ambulance docs mt create such G"rrl
impression rs it shows. iTaSm'Ich :tS the
city IS having too much illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Deeds Recorded.

r'narloS r r'rrriran. commissioner. 80
T. r. Ii"Sl"r lots IN and II. square
-. III IT." eighth ward. ~ the city Of
Wheeling.
Nnna MrouS and husband to Jacob
Hilton rnrl producing land in the llrSi
ward ur tn" city Of Wheeling.
Inroh Hilton nnh wife 10 Roller and
Conrad. ""nl producing land in the first
vard, nj the city Of "na,linE
Emily - blanchard I" l.nuis H..
Knnuss. parcel mf land III East Wheel
inr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
L00KAT CH|[D'S
TONGUE # SICK
CR0SS,FEVER|SH
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE POL
SONS FROM LITTLE S1OM-
ACHE, LIVER, BOWELS.
GIVE "CALlFORNlA SYRUP Or
! FIGS" AT ONCE IF BILIOUS
OR CONSTIPATEO.

Look AT the tongue. mother: II
coated. it is sure sign that YOUR 1T
tie ones stomach, liver and bowels
need a gentle. thorough. cleansing al
once.
When peevish. cross, liStlrss. pale
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act nat
urally. or is feverish. stomach sour
breath bad: has stomach ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea. full Of cold. give a
toaspoonful Of "Califo1nia Syrup OF
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul,
constlpated waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of IT'S
little bowels without gripping. and you
have a we'll, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children 10
take this harmless fruit laxative;
they love it's delicious taste, and 1t AL
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
california Syrup Of Figs, which has
directions for babies. children OF all
ages and for g1own-upS plainly on the
bottle. Beware OF counterfetts sold
here. To be sure you get the genuine,
ask 70 soc that it Is made by "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any
other kind with contempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

Wheeling district In"e; and become bot
:.r ;,1quaintcd.' Says ArtinS President
i. !. Holloway. in inviting all members
20 attend the luncheon.
Questions of gr..ta Importance /" the
manufacturers OF :hc state will be DIS
GUESSED At the Park.rSburg meeting ana
as much as this is the leading tnanufac-
turing district Vt the state 1t IL rightly
important THAT all manufactures De
fully. represented.
MIR. tIolloway's letter 70 the Nom
b.rs. in this district concludes as fol-
lows: I'm order that we may b" fully
u-npared 10 accommodate everyone. we
will appreciate It If you, Will call Bell
'phnne $50 Wheeling. and let US know
how many We may count on from your
firm"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

Tho mayor OF a suburb Of Antwerp
has becrr ordered TO deliver 10 the Ger
mans 30 fat cats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
ARE ADVERTISED MEDICINES
WORTHLESS?

There is no more reason 10 con.
Cirmn al advertised medicines Than
there is 70 condemn all physicians or
all druggists. Fakes there are in cv-
TRY profession and in every trade. bur
they do not last long. Take a mchi-
cine like Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vnge-
table Compound. the true lest of its
merit is the fact thai for fort: years
il has been relieving women Gf Ameri-
ca from The worst forms OF female all
mpntS. constantly growing in popu-
lariiv and favor. until il is now recog-
nized from ocean 10 ocean as the
standard remedy for female ills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
COUNTY COURT


tinni MiIi.r -. nf Philadelphia. and
Anna l. l;rliE. 4i. -? Wheeling.
Si"," II",nk. - and Mary Matuha
&c, both mf E"nwn"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Vaccinations Continue
Both Young and Old

N;ircinai ION. as ask"ri lay thr health
hoard and tn" many doctors; Of the cit.
has hcrn performed on "v"r!"n". regard
loss Of -4G" aud among the l.5ub nc"n!,
:hai have been vHrcliInI"d there was u
child nulr ninr weeks old mud n lady III
her seventies
This demonstrates that tho appeal nj
the hrr,urS and tho hcHlih board Is he
inc uhry"d and that rvrrYun" in thr city
is doing his or hrr part i'll making them.
selves lrmunr. from tho smallpox that
go uninritrdly mad" its appearance in
utIr city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Fifteen German Aliens
Were Registered Tuesday

Walter Wotls. in charge Of the fed
rrai registration work here. yesterday
registered fifteen Germans who are
residents of this city. Many others
applied but did not have the neces-
sary four photographs. The finger
prints of the rrgistrants is an added
feature and arr being taken by Mr.
Worls. \ total Of twenty-five have
been registered since Monday morn
ing
\ detailed BrrlilIion is taken in
each ease Of registration.
The work Of registering will be- con-
rinurd today and the remainder Of
This week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
CONSTANT SUFFERER FINDS
DEL IE

81 have been constant sufferer
from kidney trouble three months ago.
WAS down sick in bed for my hack
achod 80 severely couldn't set up
writes &. +. Reynolds. H. llnrrick ST.
t,Imira. NY. while in this condi'
ton we read Of Foley Kidney nus 50
| commenced taking them. IN Il f''"
DAYS | was mp ON, nt bed" Foley
Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys ana
bladder. Recommended for backachr.
rheumatic pains. sore muscles, SIM
irints John Coleman Il Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Protection for New Water
Mains For the Island

r;,. Non,rnr t;.urg. -. NaGl" SaHS
rire If steel has h""n ORDERED, T."
,,i.,.o IN. nine nrrusS tn. steel hr'dS"
md ,b,; tho pip" Will h" protected from
.b.. wcnthrr and its freezing viii no.
be possible. ,,.,
rho pipes arr an til" way +" " h""i-
IVY luIt uwiuc IL thu Sl"wn"$S OF lr"iGht
il is not known when in"y VIII arrive"
BIZ; as sn"u as they d" Il fore" ~ men
will Il, once IL" pt;i IT, WORK laying IN"
,,irc and the island Will once NOR" II"
ON Tin ho"ks as r"inc supplied Win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
TO
MEET THURSDAY NOON
VIII Have Luncheon in Fort Henry Club
preparatory to State Meeting
at Parkersburg.

p. Preparatory 70 the members or thIS
district attending tn" annual Injecting
of the West Virginia Manufacturers AS
-sociatior to no held In Park"rSourE
February It and l5.. u luncheon VIII b"
given ~ III" Fort Henry Club Thursday
at 1915 o'clock noon.
"At the luncheon representatives -:
the state association will "u'lin" COM
pletely the program Of tho ENarHershurS
meeting. and in addition 70 that 1t is
desirable thai the manufacturers OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

Whil, III" track laying crew was
Gently engaged hi laying rails on The
Alaskan railway. near Mile l?h. a brown
hear attacked una uf tho lRhorerS. rhrs-
ing him down the right OF way Ono NJ
the men shot the bear. which weighed
500 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
WHITE MAY RECONSIDER
job az Food Administrator Goes Deg
EinS, i'cich and Winston Il1>-
Ing DCCIincn.

!; was author';ativcly stated e.; the
capitol last night tha, the job of food
administrator OF Virginia is likely %
60 n-begG .n., unless Colonel White can
be persuaded 20 keep il. since a: lcas,
two of the men recommended by Gov
ernnr Davis Egbcrt G. Leigh. Jr.. and
Thomas :. winston, both OF Richmond
have declined TO consider tho homo.
OF succeeding Colonel White.
Whether the Governors other recon
mediation. Senator $. L. Lup,on. OF
Winchester. viii also refuse. II offered
the appointment by tn" Federal au.
'horiti"s, is st.ll 4 matter Of conjcc.
ture, since 1t IS not known whcthc:
Mr Lupton's appointment is regarded
"ith favor ~ iIorbcr, Hoover. nol
whether Mr. l.upton would accept III.
appointment.
~ the event tila' Colonel White IL
prevailed Upon 10 withdraw his resis
nation. !, IS understood that an as.
SiHnt iooG administrator wiil be i'm.
M'dia'"ly appointed. vino Will rclicy,
Colon. Nhtr OF much OF tho rout!nc
Nu mess Of ;hr Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
Cut Doun Germans
asMowerCu heat
Wounded in French Hospitals
Describe Awful Carnage
Wrought BY Guns.
hrs Assnrlntnd rre.s.l

PAfIS, AprN '.-Accounts OF car
mage In the German ranks wrought by
the fire of tn, alli,s AS given in tho
,,r,,.,, ,,
dents vt the front, arc more than con-
ilrmcJ hv stories -. IN, wounded In
,,, ,,
we cut down III" Germans is = mar
voster cuts down wheat" said n wound
cd lieutenant back from Lassieny.
w. , ,,.,,, ,o uni,
We c!'P''eu our caFtri"5e ''N'>'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
VOLUNTEERS MUSTERED IN
Four New Companies Arc Added TO
iiostcr or Virginia state

-Four new companies of Virginia state
volunteers have recently been mustered
into service by Acknowledgement stern
and Major lie MaSurier. lioncwc!l Eiilcrs.
Second Company Richmond Killers
Colonial Rihers. of Fails Church. aud
The Winchester State Guards. .idjutaut-
General stern mustered in the first Two
companies; Major lie Masurcr, tho last
two. The officers of the companies are
as follows:
YIopcwell Riflers---Captain !. Wallace
Fox, First Lieutenant John /. Garrow.
Second Lieutenant Thomas c. CorrOw-
nan; Second Company Richmond GrayS
Captain William l.. jackson. First
Lieutenant Reno c. King. Second Lieu
tenant William =. WinStiold; Colonial
Rifcrs--Capta!n John +. Ecthunc. First
Lieutenant Richard 4. farr. Second
Lieutenant Albert Il. pGCott; Win
chester State Guards---Captain Logan \.
Fay, First Lieutenant Richard Jcllifc
and Second Lieutenant !. luSs"!!
Gather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
PLANNING STEADY FLOW
OF MEN into CAMPS
Indications Arc Draftccs VIII BE
Modified ut Rate of 10000
Il Month.
NEW REGULATIONS ARE ISSUED
Immediate Need OF Increasing Amer
lean Forces in, France to- Meet Ger
man Drive In West Responsible
for Accelcration OF Movement.
iBy Associated Press. [,

WASIIINGToN. April 5.--Ordcrs for
the mobilization Of the first large num-
Der OF men OF the second draft will go
out TO the Governors OF the States vety
soon.
Fifteen thousand men OF the second
draft are now mobiliziug. and the April
call about TO so GU. will REPRESENT
probably more than the months pro-
portion of the 100000 men who It pre-
vously has been announced w!ll be
called during the remaining nine
months Of tho year
To call the 100000 IN equal monthly
!ncrcmcn.s would mobilize them "a,
about rate OF 10000 a month How.
ever there is 70 assurance that this Will
be n fixed figure because the flow %.
n!cn VIII be determined by the needs
OF tho army in France As General
pcrsh:ng may call for specifically quail
hcd troops an average Of 10000 o
month may be much exceeded or much
decreased.
Il has been announced that the men
VIII be drawn as gradually and in as
email numbcrr as possible. 50 AZ not to
d!slocatc Industry ana particulars
agriculture. so far az possible this
plan w.!l be followed
Tn" Immediate need Of incrcaslnr the
AM r.can forces in France. however. to
meet the German drive ~ the west is
l.hcl% TO result ii calling .lc men
Easter than FRS, supposed. For that
reason tho April Quota unGouhtcdIy
VIII exceed its normal average. In
fact. /. IN. need is pressing the entire
100000 nigh. be called IN much less
taan tho nine months originally
planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
GERMANS LAND TROOPS
IN FINNISH TOWN

iiSV Associate! PreSS.l
PETROCRAD. Thursday, April =
Two German warships and several
torpedo bouts have landed troo7s in
Finland ana occupicd the town If
E.kncs. southwest OF licisinGfcrS. Sew
craI Russian warsh!p, including fou-
submarine. were powvrcss to pre-
vent the cntr" OF the Germans into the
harbor Of Hango. and the sailors sunk
three OF the ships in the harbo- 10
prevent their capture. The commander
q tho Battle fleet has sent "a corn
,nunication to the German commander
concerning the German aims and pro
testing against the entry Of German
warships as viola ton Of the Hrcst
I!toVsk peace treaty. which Cuaran-
teed the security OF the Russian fleet.
Tho arrival Of the German feet o.:
the Finnish coast threatens the safety
Of the Russian Nect at Nc!s!nGtors.
which, for lack of m icc-brcakcr. has
been unable 10 reach the naval base at
Kron.tadt. The hcct includes Two
armored ships. division of torpedo
iuJtS and submarines.
An ant! Soviet uprising among the
IgaI Cossacl.5 IN Southeastern Russia
Is reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
SPY FAILS IN ATTEMPT
TO WRECK TROOP TRAIN
Country school-TcatHcr Discover, OBJ
Htruction on Track and Sig
nnIS at DANGER

TOLEDO ono. APRIL 5.-GDlscovc--
Ing plank spiked across tho Balti.
more and OHIO track ten miles south
"f Toledo. near rcrrysburE. last even
nE. Grace poyir. ,weat,-. n country
teacher. ~ Eoachtown. ran down
INC track. removed her coat and with
i; Jagged train, approaching rapidly.
Il was q freight, followed closely by
heavy troop train. II took the frc!gh,
crew twcnty-Avc minutes 20 remove
the obstructicn
Several troop trains had passed there
within a few Gays, and IT was cviden,
tina; tho person who spiked tho plank
TO the track had inro' nation that an
other was approaching. Federal au.
thor!t.cs have been not!Gcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
GREETINGS OF KING GEORGE
TO PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE
s"5S England md France Arc PinnluE
Their Hope on Democracy
or West.

LONDON. April 5.--kinE George has
sent greetings to President Wilson on
INC occasion OF the anniversary OF the
entry OIL the United States into the war.
King Georges telegram follows:
on the occasion OF the anniversary
or the 'momcntous decision OF the
United States to enter into tho war for
the safeguarding Of international righ,
and Justice. / desire to convey TO you.
Mr.. President. and. through you, to the
American people. the friendly greetings
OF the entire British nation
AZ this critical hour. when our
enemies are sparinE no sacrifice and
are counting no cost TO achieve VIC
tory. the French and British troops
stand united, as never before. in their
heroic resistance to these endcavors.
They are buoyed up with the thought
that The great democracy OF the west,
IN the same spirit and with the same
objects as their own. is putting forth
every effort to throw its supreme force
!nto the struggle which Will once for
All decide the dcstinicS OF the free
nations OF the earth
Ihc gallant deeds OF Americans on
I2nd and sea have ALREADY indicated TO
The enemy that his hope is vain. Every
""' t'ia' P'o"eS' as American troops
pour IN cvcr-increas!ng numbers 10
France. dtm!nishcs the chances OF his
success.
'''ih. American peorlc may rest as
sured that the British empire. now
tried by nearly four years OF war. Will
cheerfuliy make yet further sacrifices
The thought that the Cnited States.
under your leadership. is with us
hear; and soul cmboiGons us in the
determination. with GODS hclp finally
{" destroy the designs OF the enemy
md 20 rc-cstab'ish on the Garth the
rule OF tight and Justice
''GEpEGE L. J."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
THIRD DEATH OCCURS
FROM MENINGITIS
Infant Dies. After Weeks illness. Dc
spite All Efforts of Physicians.
1No Other Cases ImprONi ring.

Holm Thurman Bridges. seven months
old. OF loo South First Street, died
late yesterday from spinal meningitis
after AN illncsS If about one week
The child contracted epidemic mcni7-
gifts som" DAYS ago. hut physiciaus
were Unable 10 trace the source OF IN
fsc;:on, and. despite all efforts and the
la."s; scientific treatment, the muILdy
gained rapid Roadway.
This was the second death from
srina! meningitis within tho past TWO
weeks, rorahoutas Matthews, who VIA
removed 10 the City Homo from hcr
home near Wcs,hanpton. having died
last week. There arc now two cas"a
ii tn" na'ady IN Richmond They are
Frank /achar:as. az Northsidn Avenue.
Barton Heights. who is prartirally out
Of Al! danger. and OTIS Lee B'ani5cn-
sap vino was removed - ,he Ci.y
fumc from Go&'. Wcs; Main street.
Physicians hetievc tina, H:laniScnship
Will also recover
Tho Bridges chiid ,vas attacked abou.
ON" "ock AGO. without any source o.
Injection being found. Physi,jgus i'm
mrdiatcly diagnosed its i!ln"ss rs
suin7l meningitis of the epidemic va
riot" hrs. Hu'lock ana l:rhach treated
f. md administered an;.meninEitls
serum. Tho malaly progressed. how
ever uni.l the ch!lds death late ycs-
tcrday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
DR.. WlGGS PROMOTED
Former Richmond physician becomes
Fast Assistant Surgeon ar
Navy

Announcement OF The promotion o:
pr. Leslie +. Wigs. assiStan;-surEeon
Of the United states Navy. OF the
Richmond Navy r",ruiting station, -
past assistant-surEcon with rank 81
lieutenant was made yesterday. Iir.
Wigs. WHO is native OF Richmond.
has been on duty ct the local station
for several months. He is :, gradual"
Of tho Medical College al Virginia
and Johns Hopkins University Ills
medical trailing was completed II" 'N-
tensivc work abroad in London, Vienna
and other noted foreign medical cen
terS. Just before the outbreak ~ the
war he was doing advanced work IN
Germany. He has served on tn" stan
OF the Johnston Willis Hospital and
al one time Was chief OF star ~ tn"
CITY Homo. He gave UP his mediCi|
practice in this city to enlist ia IN"
:;a"y.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.--llarry Il.
| Jones, 4 fireman in the naval reserves.
: has roen co. IA, ndcd by the Navy Us
/ rart1ic.t !r: hcrc!sm III roscnia- a
"utclmUm vho Mas forced 10 tLnp
overheard from the burning ferry
steamer Castlcton. at Norfolk. VI. ON
. the nis;n, "f March 3. Jones enlisted
at Baltimore. April 80. 1917. and his
mother Mss. Annie Jones, lives in that
c.ts.
Tho government to-day appealed to
the United States Supreme Court from
the cccisior OF the Chicago ;-i-cv't
Court ct Appeals. denying the Federal
i trade Commission possession of papers
belonging to Harry Necdcg, n Chicago
attorney. wanted by the commission in
It's packing house inquiry.
Intcrnmcnt OF DR.. Karl Muck. former
leader 81 tho Boston symphony Or
chcStla. fol the period OF the war was
ordered g., dlv by the Department Of
Justice. Dr. Muck was held to, be an
enemy alien in spite OF his claim 70
s.. .sS citizenship.
ali :. oolen mills in tho country were
di.cc,.d by the War Department TO-
cay 10 hold their looms At the service
OF the government from now until
July ! in order to insure adequate sup
plies OF cloth for uniforms. Manu-
iaC;urc:s OF civilian clothing who get
any OF the output OF the mills Will do
so under special government permits.
The War Department to-day decided
TO take over water front property at
Fay Ridge. near Brooklyn. 10 build a
permanent s25.0oo,0oo quartermaste:s
warehouse.