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The Washington times., 1918-10-23

The match ran on during almost an
entire afternoon and part Of the next
and was concluded when Rashio won by
81. Is. 80 and E-S after consid-
erably more than hve hours Of play.
S. Wallace Merihew, veteran player
and editor Of the official lawn tennis
publication, was present at the famous
match at Forrest Hills. When Dionne
and Rashio took the court MeriheU
remarked that as both players had the
same style Of play the match was likely
to be q long one.
Are Safe PIayeFs-
RashIo and Dionne are what are
known as safe players Their speed Is
not that OF players like Kumngae.
Throckmorton. Murray. Tilden and
Alexander for instance. With depend
able services and accurate strokes
they play safe, possessing a world OF
endurance and uDequaled grit.
1t so happened that Dionne and
Kashio went right at II in dtng-dong
fashion. Some points went at COM
paratively short rallies Of ten and
tW elve flights Of the ball. Both men
played a strictly back court game. both
relied upon q carefully judged and
LlTUGO stroke.
When DIonne and Kashio got warmed
up they rail- edalIaost IL G Intiy. Ir
the third set the record point was made
when the ball travelled across the net
one hundred and tWenty-three times,
DIonne finally winning the point
Long Rallies Common.
Earlier in the same game The bah
Travelled over the net SO times.
Rallies Of forty and sixty were com
mon Neither player deyiated the
slightest whit in method Of attack.
1t was dark when the men adjourn
ed. with Kashio two sets to one aud
five all in the fourth set after four
hours of play. On the following day
more than an hour was consumed in
deciding the match, with a win OF
but two games for Kashio.
As an Instance OF the remarkable
stamina Of the Japanese expert he
was called upon to face the stalwart
Lyle Mahan almost Immediately after
disposing OF Dionne.
Mahan. who towers well over six
feet, was a contrast to the diminu-
tive KashIo, and the match attracted
the entire gallery. After more than
three hours OF play, Mahan put the
Japanese player out Of the running
in four sets, although the closeness
of play may be judged by the score.
which went at Sc. Sc, IS, ana
Sc.
SJuSt q Little Tired-S
At the National Lawn Tennis dfn-
ner that night Kashio admitted that
he was a little tired" and begged to
be excused from a lengthy speech
In actual time on the court he had
spent more than nine hours In two
days in two matches
Kashio will probably be ranked
among the first twenty players in the
country this year. His game is un-
usually steady. He possesses tlreless
energy and is a first class sportsman.
He won the entire coterie Of tennis
players by his interest in the game
and with Ichiaya Kumagae was one
Of the bright spots OF the season
Success attended his efforts in al
most all tournaments in which he
played this year. With Kumagae he
is in this country on business and
takes tennis as q recreation.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
= WILL PLAY SYRACUSE.

Charlie Brickiey's Hoboken Army
Transport eleven plays Syracuse At sy-
facug6 Saturday. '-= a.
= - 90 - - .yz:..- -ri
The Washington times., 1918-10-23

The Interstate Commerce League Il
under way. Fourth Section took two
out OF three from DocEets, and Stsn-
ogs got two from Tariffs. Maiden'B
mark OF la was best.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23

Japanese Tennis Star On VisiE
Here May Go On Courts To-Day
Evening star., 1918-07-24
Keep Baby Cool
During Hot Weather

few suggestions that may be found helpful
in choosing desirable and economically priced
summer needs for infants.
Evening star., 1918-07-24

Chi1dren's BIoomers, SOC
Made of soft pink batiste with elastic at wais
and knee. Sizes II to Is years,
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1918-07-24
Turkish Towels, z7c
Good quality: 17xls inches.
In all white. Only . limited
quantity, so come early.
Muslin, sse Yard

Muslin. 3se Yard
Blsached muslin. excellent
quality, 80 inches wide, linen
finished.
Table Covers, SLID
5sx7l INCHES, highly mercer
lsed and sll-oyer hcW-knot de-
sign with border.
dc Ciainbray, z3c Y6
ylssn blue, % inches W1ds3 for
aprons, work shirts or 6htl.
dreu'g rompeTA
Evening star., 1918-07-24
Percales, Z7c Yard

PefCdIeS, ZIC HdrU
Light percalss in many pretty
stripes, including all the wanted
colorS.
Russo Crash, 19c Yard
Brown or white. II inches
wide; excellent fer art needle
work, also for hand towels.
Bed Sheet, $1.60
S1xSo inches; frss Of dreeg1Aa,
hSa1. torn hem and seamless.
Net more than two 70 . cus-
toner.
Evening star., 1918-07-24
Curtains 3ac Each

Curtains, 33c Each
Good quality all-over lace sash
Curtains. 36x36 inches. Have
scalloped edge and strong rod
loops. Limited quantity.
Napkins, N.z9 Dozen
Mercerixed. 1ex1s 1nchess ssv-
eral pretty patterns: hemMed.
White voile1b &c Yd
Ghssr quality, 30 inches widss
for dainty summer dYesoAa.
DaxHnEn BascnoRk
Evening star., 1918-07-24
Danask. CSC Yard

Imported table damasl<. 10
full patterns: highly mer.
ceriEec and has permanent
hnish. 81 value, at $50 ID.
Evening star., 1918-07-24
BARGAIN BASEMENT CLEARANCE SALE Of 500 Of the Pree
Remarkable July Clearance Offerings Of Dependable Merchandise hvo
ing Several Thousands Of Dollars
Table Linens, 7owels, Damask, New.
Wash Fabrics, Etc.---Specially Priced

Table Covers, M.O
Highly msrcsrtxad Table
Gov vers, 64x6l inches, in
pretty all-over designs with
neat border. Hemmed ready
for use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
LAWYERS OPINION
NEEDED TO DECIDE
FATE OF PETITION
Clouded Meaning Of City Charter
Leaves Some Doubt in Minds Of
Officials as to Sufficiency Of De
mand for Referendum.

W no ~ a luhlllffh Nbl'I
ON the answer TO this question dc
Ponds the suffpcienCy of the position
nlcG "a C.ty clerk George u. Ham
mons office, for the submission ~ the
High street ordinance to popular vote
! a qualified voter is one who votei
at the last city c,ecti,1, then tho
poi,lon Is sufficient TO bring about
a referendum
II a qualified voter Is II who was
registered Tor that election, hut did
not vote as well A. one who d.l, then
the petition Is insufficient
The charter requires that a petition
for a referendum contain the sigma
tur,s of % number ut men equal 20 90
Der CO, Of the qualified voters D
Twenty or cont of the number regis
tcr,d would be GGo and the petition
contains less than 500 namcS II con-
tairs. however. more than 90 per cent
Of the number that voted Tor tn coma
missinN,rs bite ~ November
,ity Manager PAU q, l%i"dington
asked cay Attorney william \. KEEL
cher tor AN opinion as To the validity
of the petition. Th' c''y attorney
val submit his opinion 10 the com
mIssiontrs AT their regular meeting To-
la held "Wednesday night,
# the petition Is held to he insult
0,,,nt the pc itiuners will not e. abe
Ia cot more s guaturcs. The charter
| pros, r..as that q position Tor "A relol
ondum must be filed within thirty
dnyy after-lt Is ind cated the pass
age ol the ordnance The thirty days
expircd last Saturday-the day on
which the petition was fll'd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Start Tomorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit Of drinking q
plaes Of hot water before
breakfast.

Wo'rc not here hong. so lots make
our stay agreeable. bet us live well.
eat well. digest w,il work wei, sleep
well and took we'll What a glorious
condition to attn.n and vet, how very
oatN il rs IL one VIII only adopt the
morning inside bath
Fulks Who are accustomed TO feel
dun aud heavy when they arise, split
ting headache siuffy front "a cold foul
tongue. nasty breath acid stomach,
can Instead. feel as fresh a. q daisy
by opening the siuices OF the system
each incoming and flushing ont the
whole. Of the internal poisonous stag
mart matter.
Everyone, whether ailinE, elk on
well should, each motIug before
breakfast drink q glass of real hnl
water with a t%easpoonful OF limestone
phosphate in il to wash from the
stomach. live" and bowels The previous
dan q indlgcSt lc Wni.c, suur be
and poisonous toNinF, thus c,cans 'f
sWcCtcning and purifying the ,rfIr'
alimetarN canal before putting more
food ir'o the stomach. ThH actor
of hot wafer and limestone ~phofphaI,
o1 an empty s'omach Is wonderfully
inyiroratiug II Clca ~ out all the
sou icrmCu.atIouo gases, waste Hn'
acldItN and gives q a tpl"ndI'
appetite Tor breakfast. While you are
Cnior,ug your brclkfas', the water
and phosphate Is duic.ly extra tini
"A large volume of water from tn
blood and getting ready nr q
thorough %rushing of al the inside
orpAus.
The millions Of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells. s.umu'h trouble others wh'
have sallow skins blood disorders ant
sickl, complications are urged To get O
quarter pound - limestone phosphate
from The drug store This Will cos
very lltr. but rs sufficient to MAKE
anyone a pronounced crack on ih'
mehie.t of inside athing hvfui'
breakfast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Council vii.
Make Arrangements
for War Conference

The count council of defense viii
meet at jhc chamber ct commerce at
: O'Clock This afternoon a. make ar
fInacmcufs for tho s'at"-wIds vHr
conference" winch wul bee held here
on May . and 10
Tho members If the county council
are col. Alt,'d GrGu old, pre-, dent.
NaN Nordhaua treasurer. Louis \
Mcl,ao secretary, W. g.. Ocstrc,ch,
" e. Rcd. county clerk Ncs.or Mon
tuy1 sheriff Rafael Garcia, \. g. VI p
Mllitl II. T.. l;og,rs. Felix ia "a.
Jc. ts Romero, and CITY Mauagor Paul
- E~cdinrtuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Prominent Churchman
Will Speak Tomorrow

ran church. j. Wilbur Chapman
moderator Of the Presbyterian church'
will deliver an address which every
p|attiotic c.tizcu of AiDuquerquc should
hear. and II there are u pro-Hef-
mans In the city they ought To near
II,
pr. Chapman Will be an honoi
Guest also 40 a dinner for men At the
Y Al. g A at 80, TO which
every one regardless of creed rs asked
10 uarticipntc. The dinner is 20 cents
and those intending 90 so should
motif, he y NJ. G. \ at once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
AMERICA

nos,op 5, Washington /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Drivers Who Ran Over
Hose Sought by Police

The pot cc today were seeking
drivers uf ten automobiles which.
they .1i3 ran over the fire hose a'
the Presbyterian hospital Fig" dri,-
crs, they sa.d. committed this oftouso
one was cited 90 appear In police
court shortly after the fiie, lcavinL
niue Co be found AT noon.
Tho driorN who was cited was !
Green % utNicab chauffeur Hc plead
"a Fui.ty and VA. fined SIS uy pu e.
Ju1g, " " Mcclellan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
St. Joseph's Staff
Of Nurses Help at
Presbyterian Fire

A. soon as It became known at
the -. Joseph hu' pital this morn
ms. that the President -sanutoriuui
had suffered the misfortune OF a
fire. the entire duv and uirhi staff
~ the hospital. numbering twenty
uur.c-. Hcre Immediately rushed
ing. the Ircsbt terrain Hauaturium
with instructions 80 render every
assistance possible in removing
the patients threatened 10y tho fine
and to remain as long as any help
wyE needed. Much valuable all
was given ty tho 81 Joseph nurses
which q greatly appreciated by
the PRESBYTERIAN management and
patients
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Dunlavy Resigns Food
Administration Office

Melvin =. punlavy has resigned as
executive secretary Of the state food
admin istratiou ON account Of the de-
ntnud - his law pract ce lie Will ~
turn 10 santa Fe IN q few days to re
sumo his practice there Miss Rerthd
l~<routtncT. secretary 90 Ralph g. ELS.
food adm uiStratur, viii act as cNecn-
IFS, secretary temporarily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
One Nurse Carries Out Six Pa.
tients Unaided and Nearly Col.
lapses When Danger Is Over
No One Injured.
FLAMES CAUSE HEAVIEST
LOSS IN SURGICAL WING
Four Cottages of Presbyterian
Sanatorium Leveled; Overhead
ed Stove in Small House Said
to Be Cause.

Fire caused am estimated loss Of
81. 900 At tho IrcshNter,aL hospital
this m,ru'lg Tn" surgical wing "i
the main lulidiuE was damaged ana
-four cottages occupied hs tn''''H"'
were burned q" the fi""hd'
SO patients were injured T'rit
We're fifteen per uus ia IN" surgical
wins amt NURSES began muN'nE th''h
a. soon ps they law the wiug WIS Ia
danger, taxi 1E them Co 1n"ih'' Wink
Mis- Ruth Howard one '' th" nurses
'.prhcd h'ruierllE 300 th" res 'uc \l"ue
she carried 1--WE uy 'N r"t''h. IRON"
tho wing ana 'i'r' l'''I"''I '"'
"ry"nr was "h' "I anger sue "'"''
hr"k' down.
TIN" transfer If the patients Wa
carried out uul'tlF and % was ''.i''td
that none would suffer any -ci-ha is
as the result of the fire several "t
the patients who were ,n th" dAmng-
ed wing had recently undergone
operations ON" woman had Jnsi h'"n
taken from the operating uth-' "h'''
INV "'''"' "'N
cottages '" IN u ti"~h
The FIRE started i'm q small cottage
adMccn' to the surgical wing Frs
men said an oNcrhcatvd stove was IN"
cause. Tn" cottage burned * a
finder. setting fire To- nearby cottages
aud the root ~ the surgical wing i""
occupants ~ the cuttagcs escaped
s., uuI.k wts tho spread ~ the fir,
th,t four cottages were ablazc when
IA, highlands the first .0
answer tlr alarm. reached the hos
initial Fam,s ,puu aucrward began
eh.n;ipp from the shinIIc roof Of tn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
OBSTINATE HEADACHES

When your head aches you
will usually find the bowels have
been inactive. and ii you relieve
this condition, b.! clearing the
intestinal organs OF the tcrmert-
ing congestion OF stomach
waste, foul gases and bile. the
head is relieved Immediately.
Remember this the next time
vou suffer from headache. The
combination OF simple laxative
herbs with pcpsin sold BY drug
gists under the name OF pr.
CaldwelI's Syrup Pcpsin, is high
~ recommended as a gentle Ian
ativc that acts easily and quick
~, without gripping or d,scom-
fort. 1t contains no opiate, mar
cotic, or habit-forming drug, IS
pleasant to the taste, and most
effective household remedy.
Mothers find it especially deslr-
able as a laxative for children.
You can buy DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin from your drug
gist for fifty cents. Get a bot
tie and have it in the house when
needed. A trial bottle, free Of
charge, can be obtained BY writ
ing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 456
Washington ST.. Monticello, Hill
nois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
"sUGAR LINES" FORMED.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3n.-"SuGar lines
were formed here Today. hundreds oi
persons standing for hours at number
Of big department stores awaiting their
turn Ia purchase half a pound 81 SUEdr'
smaller St"rcs. for the most part. re-
rortrd their stocks virtually exhausted
Relief from thu acute shortage awaits
receipt OF supplies from tho west. whiEA
have brcn Detained by congcstcd traffic
conditions.
Little Improvement in the coal short
age situation in pnr!S OF Illinois was
reported tonight. In Chicago coal
lines were formed outside many yards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
WOLF WAS FROZEN
TO DEATH, is VERDICT

An Inquest was held over the body "I
Fred H. Wolf VIII" was found dead IN
th., rrnr If ihr Sugar Bowl r"nt""tl"n-
.rv. on Main street. by lIr. MarSrhh"r'
', Stcrday. who r"uud that til. man caIi'''
rn his death by being frozen. ne
autopsy WAS held in the rarl"rs OF me
Mcn,lrl company. and the coroner H. !"
IIuhhs. returned q verdict accordingly.
Mr.. Wolf was n member OF the Ihi"r-
national brotherhood Of Stationary En-
gIncrrS f'ircmen and Oilers. ~ the l"'EI
Wheeling order, No. -. He was 4 vet
Gran rr thr Sranistl-A American war and
s.rvrJ in the United States navy for
"a vcore. He has lived in Wheeling for
rwn wears. The local will accompany
rh,. body in Ilae"rsiown. Md. where his
former homo was.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
Has Raised Ten Children.

Few women have raised ten children
and had tho pleasure Of seeing them
all reach maturity in sound and
healthy condition. Mrs. Robert IL.
Doeprl. Malt0on. H., IS one OF them.
Mothers everywhere will be interested
in knowing how she did it. Here is a
hclrfu! hint from her: Il found Cham
brrlain's Cough Remedy 10 be the most
reliabln Group and rough remedy |
ever kept in the house. 1t Is the most
wonderful remedy for Group ever
saw. don't believe could have
brough, up my children without IT,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
BATTLEsH1P AGROUND.

An ATLANTIC 20 TT. January NJ
While breaking H." III IL chann"i near
here today. Il hattlcship al IN" pro
drcadnought typo went aGfnuh" on Il
send bnr and tonight still was tast. Sh"
was said To hr resting ehSily ana "ill
GERS expected /" fl"nt her unchanged
at IN rn"x thigh tide"
It Developed tonight the "ih"r hat TIC
ships Of thu navy nave been uS"d on
several occasions In opening up shlpp'hE
channels clogged with Ice curing lhe
cnld weather Of the past Few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
UP TO THE VOTERS.

TRANSFORMERS. Jan. 30.-Thc state
wide prohibition bill. senate measure.
submitted the question 70 vote OF the
pcorIc in November. 1919. passed tho
lower house OF the Kentucky legislature
to-day. &c to II.
If The voters ratlfy the measure pro
hIbi,inn in Kentucky will become exec
two Iuly !. 1920.
Tho bill. excerpts from operation OF
rho law liquor for sacrnmcntal. medical
scientific and mechanical purposes. :,
The legislature already had ratlfiea
tho proposed federal prohibition consul
tuIiunal amendment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
jefferson County Boys
Now Out Of Quarantine

Special Dispatch to Tho IntrlliGcnccr.
CIlILL1COTHE:. O.. Jan, 3n.~-tom-
pany *. %31st infantry. made ur Of J'f-
frrson county. Ohm. boys, which hh-
been cmulating f'inncgau for several
weeks. is out again. QUarantln" Tor
scarlet fever was lifted today. Division
headquarters today passed the buck In
Adjutant, General II. i. Mccain at
Washington in the case of Prtvatcs
Fred HuiIord and William Gourlry. MAJ
rirtta s,lf-ronfcssnd dcsrrtcrs from thu
ranks Division General Mccain VIII
decide whether or not the mons story
that they did not sell oWt their places
in the ranks is true. At amy event. They
will be tried as dcSrrlcrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
SOLDIER KILLED.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. %h.--l'ri-
vatr Leroy TycrS. Company II. 4Nth IN
fariry. regular army. was killed nero
to-day by Il bullet from Il rifle which All
other soldier was unloading in his quar-
tors beneath the room occupied by Tynrs.
The bullet passed through the ceiling
and Il cot on which III" soldier WAS lying.
Tyers enlisted from New Jersey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31

To BE- possessed OF a head of heavy.
beautiful hair: soft. lustrouS. iiuity'
wavy and FREQ from dandruff is merely
a matter OF using y littI" llanderdlnc.
II is easy and inexpensive 10 have
nice. soft hair and lots of it. Just get
Il small bottle nj lInuwliOn'$ pander-
inc now ii costs hui Il few cents all
drug stores recommend il apply a
little as directed and within ten mini
uteS there will be an appearance" VI
abundance. freshness. lluifinesS and all
incompatible gloss and ms1r". and Try
rs YOU will YOU can MOI find Il tr;tc"
Of drandluff or failing hair: but your
real SurpriS" will h. after ahou, l"o
weeks Use. when YOU will soc new
hair-trr ana downy 4. hrSt Yes
bur really new hair sprnurinG out all
over vu,!r scalp nandnrInr Is. W" be-
licvr. the only srlr' hair grower. d.
strover of dand:uff and cure for itchy
SCALP. and il ne;cc fails 10 stop falling
hair Il: once.
If YOU want "a prove how pretty and
soft your hair r"al!! is mniSt"n a
cloth with li'il" Nanderinr and care
fully draw il through your halr--tak'
ing one small strand at Il lime. You:
hair will hr soft glossy and h"aullill
in lust q few mumrn;S~-a I"hShttnl
surprise awaits everyone who irl"S
this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
w,thers Funeral Yesterday.

Funcra services for tho young sor ~
Mr. and Mrs Lon With'rs. who paSci
away at the local hospital Sunday mTn-
iny If injuries suffered III coastinG ie-
ci,lnnt, We're conducted from the hone
Of the parents yesterday afternoon. The
services were in charge of the Rev. K.
r. Mcdaniel. pastor OF the First Bt2-
list church. and intcrment was in Rv-
crricw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
Arrested on Serious CharE.

William EraulOu. aged IL. wb has
been employed 1T the Fred kuri store
on Hanover street for the past "vcral
months. was arrested yesterday alter
noon by chief Of Police EdwaH Hy-
land on The chhrG" "f cmhhzzling money
and taking merchandise tn the amount
Of $50 from the store. The cas- was
turned over 10 Humane Officer Ro Nc
NranuS. who placed tho young mn in
iaII. It is said that Bralton CONFESSED
10 taking money and merchandise at
various times during his employment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
BrJRrEp AT BALTIMORE.

snc,,ial dispatch t" Tho Int 'lliFcnc"r
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 30. The
funeral nf tho lnir Ludwig Holman, Tor
urrIy nf Wheeling. md his wife Mrs
Irene Hoffman. who figured III a double
suicide. occurred to-day from an "hn'r-
a,ir,. establishment here. Husband
.,,,d wif,. wcrr buried together in I."udnn
n,rr, ,..,,rtrrv, The services were con-
a,,.,c, hy Reg. J. David Clark of cal
v,r, RJlrfist rhurch. T"w"on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
DR.. Heinrich Stern

NEW YORK Ian. 3n.-lr. Heinrich
Stern. specialist In Diseases Of internal
organs and author of maHy hooks On
medical subjects. drd Mt his home here
today. Five years ago hn founded mag
a1ine known az "niagrosis" DR.. Stern
WAS horn In Germany. fifty years ago
and came OF this country at tho age OF
20, Three years later he was graduated
from the St. Louis medical college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
Negro Charged With
Breaking Into Pawn Shop

Les,,. Ei..h. nrrrn. wa> arrested early
this mnru'n, hy Lieutenant Crimson ut
the local ruli'.. department and placed
In ihe ci,y jail with breaking int" the
Banvn pawn shop ~ several days ag".
The Store Was hrri"n lrIi" and II 80
pearl l.. ndl" blu& steel gun taken. Rich
has uair h-i.u her" About ?"ur months
being employed at Il local hotel. The
gun was recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
Bridgeport Briefs.

John Bradley Of Cameron was In the
city for n, short time last evening call
ing on friends.
President William Toy nf tn" United
Mine workers WIS called t" Stcwnrtville
yesterday Ia settle a dispute.
John Hays returned 10 81. Clairsvillc
last evening after spending the day In
:hIS city.
Blaine Clipr returned last evening aft
or spending inc day In BrancsvIlc on
business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
Virginia Minstrels Soon
to BE Shown on South Side

The virginia MnstrclS which - l""-
ing directed by John Nulclii. IL rapidly
getting into shape for tn" show which
they plan 1" give III I'll" Southern thea
,r" February -. Is and IS. Mr.. Walchll
states thn; the boys have hocn showing
exceedingly good progress and have oceil
working hard to make the occasion AN
overwhelming success. Tickets may he
had from any of the msmbers OF the
club or at tho theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
BENJAMIN Chopper in Serious coaaitt,s.

Word from the bedside OF Benjamin
f'rcprer last evening we're 10 the eject
that his condition was critical and u
WIS feared he could not survive the
night The members Of his family have
bccn summoned To his bedside Dir.
,.r,nn,r suffered n hcmorrhage Of tho
nos. Monday morning and it has oecn
bleeding continually since I o'clock that
morning. with the result that he has
been greatly weakened by the loss OF
hIohi