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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
DEATH NOTICE

CHARLES B. GRAY. at his home
800 south Pitt street. yesterday morn
ing at 9:35 a. m. after short i'll
ness. He was born at High Point
Va. June, 1857. Funeral services
from thehome of his nephew, Arthu,
Nj. Gray, 213 north Fairfax street.
tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock.
Friends and relatives invited to at
tend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
DEATH NOTICE

On Friday, October s, 1918, at S:5;
n. M, at her country home. VirginE
Manor. Muirkirk. Nd, HELEN D1
CHANTAL. beloved wife of NJ. 3.
Harlow and daughter of the late
John Clark and MARI Getty Nc.
Cracken. Funeral from st. Mary:
Church Monday, Oct. II, at 10 a. m.
Internment private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
Washington and New Or
leans Limited and Dan
vile Local Collide
y PERSONS INJURED
Accident Takes Place at Tyc River
Near Lynchburg at 1925 O'Clock this
morning Alexandrians in Wreck.

information reached Alexandria thl:
morning Of serious accident on the
Southern Railway near Tye river,
between Lynchburg and Charlottes-
Vile 100 miles south Of this city. Two
passenger trains, No. 3S. fast Wash
incton and New Orleans limited
coming from Atlanta, and No. 10, Tho
Charlottesville and Danville local
crashed together in a head-on collision
# 1925 o'clock. Twenty one passen-
gers and members of the crews OF the
=wo trains were injured, but luckily
were no fatalities. P. l.. Hughes,
If Lynchburg, baggage master
of train No. 3S, was tie most seri-
cusly injured, and it is expected that
he will die. Wrecking trains were
soon on the scene and the track clear
ID so that traffic was not greatly de-
aged. 4 number of physicians II
he e;phborhood responded and the
nirred were cared for.
The exact cause of the accident j.
cot known. but it is said that the al
5rakes of train No. 10 refused to work
The railway is a single track ut the
,oint whore the accident occurred. bu,
.ba worl. Of doubIo tracking is now
:, rroora.s NJ that mint
" Keith of this city, was en-
rinecr Of train No. SO, and escaped
-y:thon. Injuries. r. y. Pcnton. G.
charlottesville. but formerly of Alex
9ndria was engineer of train No. 10
The following is 4 list of the in
i,rod.
I n Long Lvnchburc.
r F Ranfeld, EIdora,
Pov Johns, Charlottesville.
I T. Davis Charlottesville.
W Webb, Charlottesville.
J. A. Kelly. Arlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
MACHINISTS WAGES
Tentative Agreement with Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy

4 tentative agreement on an in
creased wage scale for the machinists
cf the Washington Navy Yard .was
reached yesterday wher the machinis.
committee, of which Nelson T. Ali.
fas is chairman, resumed It's cor
ference with Assistant Secretary o..
the Navy Roosevelt.
The proposed scale will he sub
ritted to the machinists at Il meet
ing at Naval Lodge Hall tomorrow
evening, according TO present plans
for acceptance or rcjection. 1t l.
known that the conference with the
navy officials removed several O.!
the points at issue and that there i
likelihood that wage scale giving
d slight increase over that approveG
.ty Secretary Daniels will be ac-
cepted.
1t was made plain to the wage COM
mittee Of the machinists yesterday
hat the scale of wages paid at Bridge
port. Conn.,, cannot be regarded a.
having any bearing on the scale paid
here, as Bridgeport is not considered
to be in the vicinity" of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09

The quarterly term of the corpora
tion court with Judge l.. {. Barley
presiding, will be opened at IL o'cioc%
on Monday morning. This is a GRIM
inal and civil term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09

Funeral services for Charles 3.
Gray, who died yesterday morning,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock from the home of his son,
Arthur Gray, 213 north Fairfax street
and will be conducted by the Rev. l.,
M. Ferguson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09

The funeral OF .Adolphus Green, VINO
died yesterday, will take place II?
Fredericksburg, to which place the re:
mains were shipped today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
ANNUAL, MEETING

The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Alexandria Water Company vii!
be held, Monday, November lst, at
10 a. m. o'clock, at the Office of the
company. GEORGE UHLER,
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIE.S

Rally Day services will be observed
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock at
Trinity M. E. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-09

Fair an cantiis.5;ei cold rorigl!t
and Sunday; heavy frost to-
night; gent!eto moderate north
west winds.
High tide sol a. m. and $40
p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
BROOKE COUNTY
CHANCERY SUIT
AIRED BEFORE JUDGE AoDIEMAN
IN LOCAL COURT HOUSE
LAST NIGHT.
lens-standins School Proposition Up
for Final Disposition-Judge
Hears Affidavits.

An echo of a long-standing chancery
suit in the Brooke county Circuit
Court was heard before Judge Robert
NJ. Addleman. In chambers. at the Ohio
county court house. last night. The
proposition OF Diminishing the suit of
the Independent School District OF
Welisburg VS.. National Surety Com
pany came up on afiidavits. Was taken
under Amusement. decision 10 be rem
dered Saturday. at Wellsburg.
Afiidavits of c. c. Whitehead. presi-
dents of the board of education. and
]. A. Gist. secretary, were submitted
by Attorney ]. j. Coniff, counsel for
the surety company. and read. In
these the gentlemen deposed that they
had passed resolution dispensing
with the services OF Attorneys n. C..
Hubbard and John {. Palmer as coun.
sci for the school board.
This action. they explained. had
been taken following the refusal OF the
aforementioned attorneys 10 agree to
Diminishing the suit following COM
promise with the surety company. At
torneys Robert l.. Ramsey and ]. F..
Cree appeared as new attorneys for
the school board. Messrs. Hubbard
and Palmer claim that the board can
not discharge them, neither can 1t
agree TO Diminishing the suit without
their agreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
TRAVEL TALK
Enjoyed by Members Of Thomson
Mems club-Wn. r. StifeI Tells
Of South American Trip.

The large Sunday school room al
the Thomson M f. church was nlled
last evening by members Of the Thorn
son Mems club gathered to hear VIII
liam +. Stifel tell OF his recent trip TO
South America. II was the largest
meeting OF this organization. which Is
steadily gaining a great membership.
Mr.. Stifel described the things that
ne saw In this latest land Of prom
lse.' Many local business men were
present to hear him. as the question OF
trade relation with South America Is
OF vital interest here. This topic. its
advisability and sure proht for the
United States came IN for much OF A1r.
Stifels remarks
Plans for the future were discussed
by the members. A dOminoe tourna-
ment viii be gotten under way in the
near future. Debates on current cues.
tons are 10 beinaugurated at the next
meeting. supper 10 being planned
Tor the future. AZ this time the men
VIII serve a regular church dinner
without the help OF the ladies'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
REUNION CLOSES
Seottish Rite Bodies Adjourn After
Happy Meeting-High Degrees
Conferred Yesterday.

After several days OF happy reunion.
the Scottish Rite bodies in session al
Arion hall dispersed yesterday after.
noon. During the last day. yesterday.
charles y. Schultz. 33' Hon. com.
mander OF Albert Pike Council. knights
hadosh. was in charge. and the nine.
teenth 10 the thirty-second degrees. in.
elusive, were conferred.
The members Of the class TO receive
the thirty-secOnd degree yesterday
are as follows: A. Corder. r. s. Wade.
y. o. Conant. r. w. Burns. John r.
kloss, W. ?. Sammons. l. l.. Phillips.
9. p. Miller. Jr.. d. W McConnaughy.
Geo. II. Jackson. W. "a. Cross. x. X.
Kitchen. J. L. Crawford. l.. A binding.
err J. r. Eagle r w LANCE. r. q.
Fenton. G. N. Mayhugh. r. p. Paris.
VIM. Sisson. T.. ID Grimth. ~ T.. Os-
borne. Y. G. Stalnakor. J. N. Knepp.
A. X. Thorn. T. j Crews. G. q. Cor.
man. r. ID. Farls. r. l.. orr. Louis Ben.
nett. H l.. Brown. J. j. Swisher. T. n.
bachman. r. C. smoot. ~ G.. smith.
l.. g. Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
MANSLAUGHTER
Chsrb,s FoeIe Who Killed Man Z,
Save His Father. Convicted In
Common Pleas Court Last Night

After being out three hours and for
. ty-hve minutes the jury in the Charlie
7 Fogle, Jr., second degree murder trial
returned a verdict OF manslaughter.
! The penalty for this Is an intermedi-
ate term in the penitentiary The
verdict was returned last evening at
lO:45 o'clock after which the jurors
were excused.
The State closed Its case yesterday
morning and the defense completed
its case late in the afternoon after
which the jury was charged and be-
gan celebrating. They were given
one hour for supper after which they
resumed their sessions.
II was brought out at the trial yes
terday that Remie die not shoot the
elder Fogle but had shot Arch FoeIe.
a brother of the man who was bei-l.
tried. The elder Fogle was trying 10
take possession of the gun which
: Remie had when Charles Fogle nut
IN an appearance and hearing his faith.
ers pleas for help opened FIRE on
hemie, two bullets taking effect which
later caused death at the Glendale
hospital
The three strongest witnesses for
the defense yesterday were Carl Dotv.
Elsie Fogle and Charles Fogle. ST..
an testifying that Remie was getting
the best Of the elder Fogle when he
called for help. Doty testified that
ne heard the elder Fogle's calls for
help and also testified that Remie was
getting the best OF the old man when
the son put in an appearance.
Attorney W. W Cowen and &. ]
Williams defended Fogle.
The State claimed that FogIe should
nave ut Remie over the head with a
club when he was getting the best
/ OF his father. instead OF pulling his
gun and firing in the manner he did
Fogle viii be sentenced later in the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
RECEIVERS AUTO
Machine Stolen From Attorney Lee 8
oobbs Is Located In New
Concord, Ohio.

Attorney Lee r. Dobbs ooneratu.
lated himself yesterday when he re.
ceived word regarding his long lost
automobile. witch was located AT New
Concord. o.. where the theft aban-
doned II. IL 10 believed that the man
who stole the machine from here.
August s. IL now In Chicago An Of.
fort IL being made TO locate him.
Squire Do5bs declares he win drive
the car hard all this winter TO make
ur for the lost tine and spoiled pleas
ure trips. Re considers himself lucky
N recovering tle car. az one was atoi.
en- mere year ago and never seen
sEain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
MINER INJURED
Foreigner Caught Between Two Cars AZ
Ramsey Mine-Is IN the
Hospital

\ foreign miner b. the name Of Ca
mora. employed In the Ramsey mine.
was removed % the Martins Ferry hos
pital last evening suffering from inter
nal Injuries sustained when he was
caught between two cars In the mine late
Nefterdny afternoon. Al the hospital
laaf evening o. was stated that % would
% several days before the extent or hIa
injuries would BE- known The injured
man was brought 90 Martins Ferry on
the late ". a l.. - train. and Hsriorss
ambulance removed him 10 the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
WIRE BREAKS
And Twists About Throwing Out Eloo
trieal sparks-PedeEtrians Excited
Ana Piremsn Called.

There was considerable settlement
and some electrical display last night at
10 o'clock in Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh that was not on
Pa wheeling Halloween program.
a trolley wire vas broken by an out
bound MoundsViiie car The wire twist
I'd about Ike a live snake that had been
given hot shot of the Thomas Edison
juice. Pedestrians ran into stores for
safety, passenger attempted 10 leave
the car. while an excited person pulled
npN lf, and the fire companies respond
20. But the firemen could do nothing
Inc emergency line wagon was quickly
on the scene and On less than De min
utea the cars were running.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
l2h Printed Fleeced Flannelette, &c

FOX Friday selling 1000 yards of 27neh Printed
tleeeed Flanneee in dark grounds with patterns
Ior house dresses, waists, etc. regular 12Ac a.
1000 yards 36inch Unbleached Muslin of good weight
and quality the regular e4c kind Friday Sc yard
Second floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
FORD IN COLLISION.
skids Into street Car On rnsv.n,h
strest-Ho One Injursd

tloscly following the excifeucrt
caused hy the breaking on the trolley a.
lne Market Auditorium. last evening an
automobile Ga Fordl crashed f,f9 -
steps OF street car moving Or Eslcventb
street Tho auto had just crossed me
suspension bridge Tho driver ~ fddr1
ana lost control in trying 10 mass ~.
ca. 40 one was in fured but lire FROM
end Of the automobile was demolished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

= - ~ANSa'N " ~ % OAA
cor:
Carpet BroOms made of Sc
leeted broom corn with patent
spring handle, Acc kind Friday
at Sic each.
Heavy Galvanized Iron Gar
bage Cans with cover, 20-gal-
lon size, $1.25 kind Friday at
92c.
Potts Sad Iron, three Irons.
Stand and Handle, nickel fin
ish with aluminium tops, CSC
kind Friday at 71c a set.
Heavy galvanized Iron Coal
Holds, corrugated, large size.
regular 45e kind Friday at
33c each.
Enameled Steel Preserving
Kettles, light blue outside and
white lined, 12-quart size. 59c
kind Friday at SOC.
Van Dusen Cake Mold Sets
consisting of one Tube Cake
Pan, one Measuring Cup, one
Egg Whip and Book of Recipes.
75c kind Friday at 49c a set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Sunday school institute tonight a.
First Presbyterian church. Or. Frank.
lin MeEfresh, Of Chicago. Will be the
principal speaker. All are weicons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
TwO-Day Notion SALE
Big Values at
$40 and $40

EOR Friday and Saturday we
u have collected a lot of
Notions and placed them on
special tables marked at these
two prices:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29


Notions and placed them on
special tables marked at these
two prices:
THESE AT 31ac EACH
Milward Needles.
Jeneo Safety Pins, assorted
sizes on card.
Kay Bee Hair Pins, 3 and 3l2
inches long.
Tape Measures. L.
Duchess Darning Cotton.
Twilled Tape, S-yard bolt.
Krinkly Wire for Collar Sup
porters, 3 yards.
Six pairs Shoe Strings.
THESE AT SEC EACH
Myko Ocean Pearl Buttons.
Tubular Shoe Laees, half
dozen pairs.
kurley-Kew Waiver Curriers'.
bias Seam Tape, - yard
bolts.
Sucker Braid in all colors.
Blaek-Headcd Toilet Pins.
Wooden Darners.
Real Hair Nets.
Mathematician floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
EXTRA-VA Offerings in
- Housewares for Fridays Selling

SPECIAL prices Fridays selling on staple Housewares ON
- sale on the Market-Street floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

O. Cedar Polishing Mops,
large size, round shape, $3.50
kind Friday at 9Sc.
Cast-Iron Skillets, full No. s
size, ground and polished in
side, 39e kind Friday at 27c
each.
Heavy Tin Bread Boxes.
black Japanned, large size with
cover and hasp for locking, 75c
kind at 44c.
Galvanized Iron Tubs of
heavy sheet iron, medium size
with wringer backs, Csc kind
Friday at 47c.
Gas Nantes, inverted or up
right, seconds of well known
make that sells regularly at lOc
to Doc, Friday special, &c each
or five for Csc.
Argo Gloss Starch for hot or
cold water use, Sc kind Friday
ten packages for 35c.
Swift's White Laundry Soap,
ten DC bars Friday for SOC.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-14
CREATION
AND
FORMATION.
Continued from page 5.

And they shall fall by the edg
OF the sword and shall be led
way captive into all nations an
Jerusalem shall be trodde
down of the Gerliles until tn
times of the Gentiles De fulfilled
Luke 2l-24
Jerusalem is still laying vast,
in the sense spoken of; vet W,
oegln TO see the dawn, when sbt
Sha be taken from under the
down trodden feet of the CENT
les, and the ruins thereof bull,
up,
In the above sense. We have
proven by The New Testament
that the GentiIes did exist
from the beginning of the world
For secret would have to exist
from the time it is spoken Of.
Reason teach US that it could
not De spoken of until it did
Exist N the possve sense. Hence
this secret did exist in the he.
of the world. Yes and a.
the Word says. The first man
Adam 1.-THE first mplete many
was made living soul. this is
one mani the second man Adam
was made a ouickening spirit
this is the second man
Nov You will ask how do YOU
inoE This: And we answer the
Word of God teach US this fact,
}ecause cod SAYS.
How1eit that was not first
'hlch is spiritual but thai which
: natural; and afterward that
'hlch is spiritual" | Cor. 15-46
les that which was not spirit
IA was first, that is The natural |
This then could not have ,
.elerence to Christ for He was
ways spiritual, and for any one
say this was Christ then Won
. way with the spiritual part
Christ. When the Word plainly
sach yon, that He was before
Il thl lgs, even before the earth
as created. A living Spirit.
S He says
The Lord possessed ne in he
of his way before his
orks of old.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-14

they are spirit, and they are life
st. John 6-63.
God and His Christ is the ones
that quickened them from the
dead and made them quick
enirg spirit; as He says.
J las 1t Is written, | have made
F., thee father of many nations
before him whom he believed
even God who quickeneth the
dead. and caI'eth those things
which be not as though they
were, Rom. 4--l7
In this act Is where the Cent?
es was made quickening spirit
Hence-iet US read as cod speaks,
dowbeit that which was first
1.-THE GentiIel was not. spiritual
out that which was natural, 1.-THE
GentileI and after wards that
which was spirituai,' (lhe Jewl
Hence, The first man was Of
the earth earthly (theG ,ntiia, !
God had set the world in their
heart AS it reads.
He hath made everything
beautiful ia his time; also he
ha'i SET the world in their heart
SO that no mar can find out til.
work that God maketh from the
beginning to the end Ec. ii
We turn again and read
The second man was the
ord from heaven. (1Cor, Is AZ
Tbe Adam the Son liodl Luke
'-36.
Here is the two men complete
nd the secret Fept hid from the
BEGINNING of the world, but is
IoV made manifest.
No wonder the opponents of
ruin are so Uneasy about this
natter. and cry out he claims 10
e Christ when we do not.)
But is whel they see their
obby horses of superstition,
hich they have been riding so
ing is getting weak and then
nd 'ut according to scripture it
IN not stand up much longer
'ey fear. FIR they zee, and our
'aderS kno 9, that we nave rivan
othing but the pure scriptures
n our proof which uncover all
'elr su perstltion and self esteem
no places the two men before
e reader ia the characters of
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-14

When there were no depths, !
was brought forth; when there
were no fountains Astounding
with water.
Before the mountains were
settled, before the hills was l
brought forth.
While as yet he bad not made
the earth nor the field nor the
highest part of rho dust Of the
word.
When he prepared the heavens !
was there; when he let 4 com. !
pass upon The face of thp depth:
When he sta bll>hed the clouds
above: when be strengthened the
fountains # the deep
|. When he gave to the sea his
decl ease that the waters shopId
ilot pass his commandments:
when he appointed the founda
tons of the earth.
Then | was by him as one
brought up with aim and was
daily his delight rejoicing always
before him" Prov IS To- % 30l
You will see by this that Chris, :
was before the Jew or The
GENTLE. or any created being,
a spiritual being, Therefore. it
was the GENTLE and the Jew
sp ken of here, as the first and J.
second Adam, Christ was the
qulckenine Spirit that quicken D
ed'he Gentle world from the
dead; thy are the ones that a
was made a quickaning Spirit: b
How were they made quicken n
ing Spirit? Please read.
For as tn" Father raiseth on
the dead, and quickeneth item: u
even the Son quickeneth whom Il
he will, ST. Jonn 5-2l. b
Also please read again
Verify, verify. say unto YOU !,
me hour is coming. and now is "
when the dead shall. hear the p"
'olce of the Son of cod: and thew 10
hat hear sOall live. n,
Marvel not at this. for the ca
-FOUR is coming in which all tina: tt
re In the graves shall hear his 70
oi ce. -
And shall com. forth. they +,
hat have done good. unto the ~
resurrection of life, and thew vi
ha9 have done evil. unto the Al
esurreo,ion of damnation. To
St John 5-25 2S 20 tn
For God says this. trl
hn
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
METHODIST CHtRCH NOTES

The revival campaign began on Jan.
"A. continuing under the leadership of
the Pastor. Rev. J. Stuart Martin and
Rev Dan Shannon. concluded with a
great victory on Tuesday evening. At
the closing service Rev Shannon was
at his best. preaching from Acts 20: 32
II was great sermon to the Chris
tfan people and the new converts. It
brought results for over twenty per-
sons came forward. Over three hun
dred Is the number OF the converts
In the whole campaign and some of
these are members of the church al
ready. yet many had previously no
thought of the religious life.
The Church and Town show
ed their appreciation Of Rev. Shannon
In many ways. The offering for him
totaled $4,000. We are greatly in
debted to our editor Mr.. Dobell for
taking the offering on Sunday and we
wish in this way to express our ap-
probation.
The services of Sunday will contin-
ue the work of the revival and all wish
ing to unite with the Church will be
given an opportunity. A class OF pro-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
~ FueslD Dnedkra dEcesedEn
~ O<~A ndredo other IN this

bank system even not making good
when the test came, for here is a bank
amember of the regional system. wreck
ed and in disrepute within four weeks
after the bank examiner had placed
his o. X: on the regular bank report,
a notice to depOsitors that everything
was all right. and now that the insti-
tuition has gone to the wall the new
federal banking law passed by Con-
gress with such loud acclaim, has
failed miserably
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

bationers will be organized among the
children and they will be received in
to full connection, but request IL
made for their attendance on Sunday
morning. All desiring baptism will
please communicate with the pastor
before Sunday.
There will be meeting of the Off
cial Board on next Monday evening.
Plans for the future will be discussed