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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
WELLSBURG

NELLSBURG. "a. Va. MAY 90 -
The Eifc ON which Wclsburgs new
Government post office building o. to
DO erected. ~ Tenth and Charles
streets. Del being cleared work ~ tear.
ing down tho large brick building
formerly occupied by Mrs Lucy
81. George. was started this week by
Contractor Samuel Jacobs and a. TO-
be- completed within week OF ten
days
When the new Federal building Is
erected at cost Of $50 600. It viii
add rreatly to that part OF town which
VIII Then become a business section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
Mid Week Service

srid-week services will be- held this
evening a. 7.i5 O'Clock at the Presby-
terrain church on Twentieth street near
WarwOOd avenue. Rev D. r. Carson
has a special subject FOR this service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
Meeting OF Iodne-

Meeting OF the Shield OF Honor
lodge No. was held last evening at
lasch's hall. corner Fifth street and
WarwoOd avenue. A large number or
members was present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12

test will take place on the Wheeling
park diamond. In addition to this
game. the Glenn's Run school team
and the Greggsville teams are also TO
play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
Al State conventlon.

Hon. Henry Zilliken. postmaster.
is In Charleston. attending the conven-
ton OF the State Jewellers Association
OF which he is president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
Warwood Brlefs

Mayor August II. KindeIberger was
busy yesterday. collecting taxes or H.
Censes.
Mrs. Harry Travis. OF Nineteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12

Rudolph Michael. "a. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Josephine VI. Haas. 81. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
Swish! Corns Gone!
We Use "cETS-IT!"

2 Seconds, Drops corns vanish!
For every body with corns. there be- in
every drug store Boo the land ono ~ tho
real wonders OF the world. and that's
.tEIS-lI'' for corna' Irz the first and
onl} COru-cure ever known that removes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12

Nr O. g. Donnison. who buuf
nov sarasc in Foliansbeo fbi- sprIn-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
BAN ON FLIRTING
TWO German Girls Jailed for Behavior
Toward Russian Prisoners
Of Wnr.

BERLIN. November G.-Eccause they
hirt"d with Russian prisoners of war.
Helene i[ockcrt and Charlotte Wich-
mann, two young German girls. have
been sentenced 10 six and two months
imprisonment by the Criminal Court
oi SpTottan. The girls made the ac-
4uaintancc OF two Russian ncncommis-
stoned officers i'll the prisoners camp OF
ihH'r town. and they fell in love with
tn" sturdy soldiers Of the Gear Using
chiIdrcn as messengers. they sent
photographs love letters and offers of
marriage TO their lovers until they
were arrested for Indecent behavior"
Helene Is ockert. who is seventeen wears
Old. was more severely punished by tho
court than her friend. because she had
repeatedly been warned by the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

since to regain the lost ground. They
claim that what Is left Of the town Is
again in their hands.
Some of the most ylolen, Fighting in
recent months has been going on in
This region for the past week The
russians, apparently with the view OF
eHertinS Roumanitn action in the
Balkans have been carrying on a heavy
offensive
The Austrian onicia. statement to-
night says: -
In East Galicia tho Russians ycs-
terday made two attacks against our.
Strypa front southeast OF Wisniswc.
ISk They wcr. rcpuIscd with ncavv
losses and fell back They also rctIreiI
east OF Burkanow and Brcnawa Wc
captured iifty officers and 5000 men
at Sicniliowicc."
Heavy lighting is stiil going on wcst
on Dvinsk, but all Russian attempts To
break Won iiindcnburG' positions have
failed. according to Berlin adviccs. In
the Riga region both armies ar. f.,ht
ing back and forth over Il conlonrativc-
Is difficult terrain In "a grim LATHE FOR
mastery. The russians arc moro than
holding their own against The heavy
attacks OF Won Buclcw. ana Russian
warShipS ar" cooperating by sheillrl.
German formations along the Baltj,.
coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
PROFESSOR FIGHTS,
nut CARRIES 40 GIN

VIENNA November Ga discovory
"h'ch caused much amusement was
recently mace 10y company OF Ans.
t.''h soldiers ut the Italian front I'm
'n" INroi The company. in "A Skin
'n'Sn with the enemy. made about n
"o"sh PRISONERS and among them was
ore who had no rifle. When he was
asked wh$ h" had thrown his wcapon
AWAY. The rather distinguished look
ING soldier. who gave his name ms DIR
Huccin". Indignantly replied: 81 new
81 """ Il gun IN my hands, and do not
KNOW how to shoot"
ThiS statement was received rather
'hcrodulously by the Austrinns. but
when the prisoner was given one of
IN" captured Italian guns and asked
!" explain It's mechanism. it quickly
hc"ani" evident that he smoke IN,
irnth. and that he never handled -
r!nr before
TN" prisoner said he was professor
OF Il young womcn's seminary nj Milan
Two months ago he WAS called 10 Tho
colorS. spite the fact that he had
formerly been excused from military
service on account Of physical defects.
lie received Il uniform. but no arms
an" was sent TO the front with a
transport Of rcscrvists, although he
protested that he had no training
!thoui rifle he took part in sew
cral battles. and when the commander
OF his regiment refused to send him
back To tn" recruiting camp for train
inH. n" took the first opportunit,, to
surrender.
what use am !. a soldier without
gun? cannot fight and would
Sur'l" hc killed, as ! am not able to
defend myself" he told his captors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
tot Nc N1rISH SOLDIER
PAYS TRIBUTE TO I,Hr:Nt.r,


l-oHpoN, November Elm a letter to
his mother. a young British soldier now,
in France. mems tho fo,,owinr nr,i
alton oI tho ,,r.,,,
.N.n, ,,,r
'"e' me win very vivid
"''' mere u the gallant spirit of the
fr'hch They arc all ;hat history has
said Of them. People OF distinction who
have their sons as simuI. so,dior. -.
the front d,sn,,, e, ,,,.,l.', -,
~, '''''' " ,' '"''I '"'"es'
oi apprehension.
"""ii imagine them To h" Twin (
entirely their ordinary life. except that
they practice Selt-sacriflco in p com
mendably transformations way r.,. g.,
stance lrou. . no,,sa ,,.,,
c.,,,o ''E re-
'''seu ana the piano
:. ." ""t'' inc rare at table
- S,'"pIe' ana where the rule is prac-
tic"d that a meal stall never hc taken
a, - restaurant This is the nom, or
people who arc at TN. c.nt.r ~. ,ho
active social and in,.l,oc,u,i ,t
yo,,., Va
.rs,
i'ecc"'lE TINS mans two sons were
=, ''"it'e on ioHr DAYS permission. 1
' No 'ht privilege OF Joining them after
.'t''". on 9uhoaE-the perc and mere,
~ Two bo!s. ana Two most charming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
s1O,OOO,OOO FOR POoDLEs
MIS-. IL. l.. Harkcr Tells Ni>xion.r,
WORKERS That This sum IL
spent Yearly.

Me-" ORLEANS. November e.-"Thc
most astounding e&;ruvacancc Of thu.
women 81 America - tina, VIC spend
S-tge", 500 each year :cr poodlcs"
Mrs x. :. Barker told this 70 tho
He.ssaies 10 the annual meeting Of
;Ae Tomcns International Mjssi"1..rt.
CA!on. IL describing how American
women make the money ay. 81. con
:!nG-d.
We spend more for hats yearly than
II taxes t. lpport the army and navy
hna seVera! other Federal departments
-" also spend 100000, 900 for soft and
cooling drinks. and $i1E. OGJ. 600 for
candy ], Is time 10 call halt and
20 RETURN 10 the sane ways o: our
mothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
CENT BRINGS s55
Issue of I.00 Hrsngs High Price. nn,,
onf Nintcd In 1901 IL Sold
for Nil.

NhN YORK. November G.-.EIcnry
Ehapnar bought Il iT?? American cent
t"r SOD and an 1904 cent for S34 at tho
S.'% oil the coin COLLECTION OF Henry
y" luton. OF milwaukee,. in local gel
i'''s' ihcsc are the rarcst of Amer
lean cents.
Fhomns Fell paii S3l for a $3.50 piece
"s iI?f. SIG for an ortaconnl CIT
."rh,N 500 piece and $27 for II SEQ cali
'ornia piece
William cowlcr gave SIZE for :,
Sn.N"i coined in Judca. I43-I45 T. G.. A
,"rSt'h coin Of the reign OF Doriu.
IT, ~, iN6 - G.. was sold to.w. Kay-
r r' i'r 81 j. l." Clawson paid sa2.so
rc'Sh OF P,olcmy ILL.,. 2i7 b. c.
WI EnHliSh trc-Guinea piece. 1851
wa Sold I" the New York Coin and
stamp tn'npan" for sal. the same nuve,.
y,'"f ior S"I ." Il fireIuinea piece
,.ul' ANA for SIS Il ivo-guineu niece
III. p'eee'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
HUGE CHRYSANTHEMUM
Immense Plant Measures Fifteen Feet
ACROSS, and IL Covered With
LOO blossoms,

NEW YORK, November Ga chry.
santhemum plant measuring fifteen
zee; across It's umbr.llallke forrna ton
and covered with ZOO blossoms lef,
me greenhouses OF Ado!ph I.cwisubn.
at Ardsley, for a personally conducted
"Trip 10 cleveland. The immense plant.
when placed on freight car OF the
Ne" York Central Railroad Company
At Dohhs Ferry. 'sas tilted so that lis
over cdg" almost scraped the tops
of bridges under which il passed =,
was !ncloscd in what was virtually :,
portable greenhouse.
y representative of the railroad and
'wo Of Mr. Lewisohns fora! experts
travelled with the big bush. which Will
be exhibited in the Cleveland Flower
snow on November 10 TO IL This
CHfEShnthcmum plant is said 10 be
only slightly smaller than tho Iarp-
"st one ever reared By the Mikudo Of
Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
UNDERWOOD FAvORS
CL0TURE IN SENATE
TIC Thtuks Majority should BE t:nubied
Ia Transact Nusiness with
out obstruction.

WASHINGTON. November 6. Sen
at"r Underwood. OF Alnhama. fayors
r'"ture in the Senate. that the bust
ness favored by the majority party
ihnE ht transacted without undue in :
corruption. He will support the cf-
torts OF the Democratic majority to
"p'ath Inc adoption of cloturc at the
HeSinhinE or the session OF The Senate.
Inc Alabamian called at the White,
i'oosc to-day To arrange TO sec rrus. :
cent Wilson neNt week 70: II confer
cncc on legislative amt other matters.
tie VIII see The President Wednesdays.
i.e"TinG the executive offices. Mr.
underwood WAS asked il h" expected
To remain in WASHINGTON until Com
EreSs assemblies.
Yes WIN be here until the nag
Is pulled down next spring." was the
reply
Next sprinG"' lie was asked.
les, think we ought to get away
from mere next spring, so that the
PRESIDENTIAL campaign will no, he ON
When Congress is in session
then YOU evidently favor revision
VI the rules of the Senate"
am afraid that. as a new ncnhrr
81 'he senate. | should be duly care
iui OF what | say. but | do favor
vi"'nrc' The Senate is distinctly a
minority body. II does not rcprcscu,
majority Of the people uf the conn.
Wy rake the state of Nevada with
TWO Senators, for instance as compared
with The great state Of New York and
other large states OF the country
certainly the minority in "A minority
ho"N should not he given the weapons
10 ohs,Iuct the legislation desired hy
the majority"
Mr. Underwood, in talking with Sec
r'itrH TunIuity and others during tho
cav expressed his belief that m, mos,
prosperous times the country ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
GENERALS DOWN ROANOKE
Ii""rk Day Celebrated at Lexington
by !. VI. I. Defeating salem
Eleven ~ to g.

LEXINGTON. VA. November 6.-
!'layinG the farewell contest on the
nome Gridircu the Generals celebrated
Elccck Day with a ~ to victory.
over Roanoke College. The contest was
the occasion OF a celebration In honor
Of Coach Walter t. Eicock. and was
witnessed by some roo Young ladies
from Randolph Macon Wonan's Col
ieSe III l.ynchhurC. Between the halves
Coach ElCock was presented with a
gold headed cane Il gift from the stu.
dents of Washington and Lee The
game was largely in Roanoke College
territory. and not once did tie salem
team threaten the Generals goal limo
WaShin:tn and Lee gained her first
touchdown in the second period when
ignico blocked Il kick on the ,ivc-yuri
INA" and went over for a score. short
iy after Barrett grabbed a forward
pass and ran twenty-five yards for am
other touchdown. In the third quarter
after gaining the bail on their forty
YARD line the Generals. with line
bucks and a forward pass worked tn,
bal! down TO within a yard OF the goal
where SoirclS carried it cvc". In the
latter periods, however, open play Was
a large factor in the Generals success
For Washington and Lee Barrett. Pic
ROTH and Sorrcls were the individual
stars, Willie Bonham bore tho main
part of tho visitors lighting Liuc-up:
w. and l.. Position Roanoke.
.liarr sou. 49,. right end Williams
ltnico. .... right tackle ......... Foe
Moore right guard Bonham
picrotti. $500. center .O'Flaherty
Bryan. left guard Blue
Graham. -. left tackle -. Norman
laard.... 49,. left end E. Davidson
harFctt.... right halfhack e. Duncan
Porter. -. left ha!fhack Hoffman
Basley.. quarterback &C.. Bowers
Sorrels. ...... fullhacN . 49,. Bouham
"a, 70
50: for Painter. Blue for kruscg, Bethel
FOR Icut-o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
WOMEN BUILD SUBWAY
ExcnFntinE in berlin. Report says
Being Suc""s>fuIly Done by
Female Iuburrrs

LONDON, November S.-Womcn are
now being employed on public works
IN Berlin, according 10 the Copenhagen
correspondent, ~ he Morning Post
y" has received a telegram from Berlin
which says women are a, work cy
cavating the Fr.edri chstrasse tunnel
which IS 10 form part OF the Under
ground railway system OF Berlin.
The utilization OF woiucn's labor
for this purpose IS so successful" III.
dispatch says. that il is now intended
10 employ them on other big under.
tak!ngs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
boy OF "A AND GIRL IS
SAVE VESSEL FROM ICE
Young Dcep-Sca Fisher Rrimful of
Briny Tales When lie
Reaches Port.
sQUEEZEs SCHOONER TO SAFETY
Not Ashamed of Lass Who Sails With
Him Until They Pick Up Fisher
men in DoricS on Newfoundland,
Scattered by Ice.

NEW YORK. November 6.--As satur-
ated with salt ana as bvimtuI of orinN
tales as a sailor more than thrice his
years, was iierbcr, johnson. q deep
son fshcr or .our-n.u who arrived
ber. ~, uo 10, 60. ,,,,o, S,o,,
80 -,
rom II" i''"A' "i''r SCR '"S '"' !N'S
on coz fisherman IN Inc icy waters
OF Newfoundland.
He saved his ship once. too, with
nineteen-ye year. old Martic Gable. who
was cook on tin, nshcrmau-and the
fact I'm, N,r.;, ,,... , ,.ir, I;;,., ,,,.,l,.,
~. ,an,.,,,. ~, a., W.
'' 80 '''' V W ''', 40 va
d'he" OF h''' cl'h'r' ASCot"ihS TO
HERBERT, women cooks ar" quite COM
mon OH the cod hunters up there nova
DAYS
vh ,,. c.,
','' "'" ''' !'"''H
"'S'e's from '''i'''! bay N'Wio"'"-
iann, 10 bridgeport To live. Herbert
figured hr should become the head of
the family and fclt AN Inherited long
ing for the saa so he Skinned aboard
C.n.,i, pe,.r ,;o,a,lr. gr,r.i,b, ~
..,,,,... ,,..:... 80
'''''' '''"''! i''E
anu Sai!c" LOT the co" grounds "oV
miies from bcilc isic.
SQUEEZES OFT nF
ICE PACK no SAFETY
.,-rhora .,,.
orr shin ,{.rhnr, .,Id 80 v.aS 49,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
SOLDIER AT EIGHTY
Wealthy Tyroicnn Farmer In Accented
Tor Service In Austrian Army
When Age Limit Tx Lifted

VIENNA. November 6.-The use limit
for the "LandcsschutZen." the militia
organization of ryrol. has been abol-
ishcd All able-bodied mon OF fairly
good health are now accepted and sent
TO the front. irrespective Of their age
TWO Sharpshooters from the FILLER
Valley. Joseph PenZ and Michael Has
ltcher. presented themselves for ser
vice at Innsbruck. although both Of
them are over eighty years old. Penz.
wealthy farmer from Fucgcn, who
Fought against tho Italians i'm 1866.
was found 1T for military duty, and
went to the battle front on the lsonzo
at once. Iiaslachcr had to be rejected
rs he Is suffering from rheumatism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

:. :. :. is guaranteed to 10 q purely
vegetable remedy. II ia made entircly
OF rentlc-nctins, healing, Purifying
roots. herbs and banks. possesaini;
properties tina, build up All parts OF
the system. In addition to removing all
impurities and pOisons {: ON tho blood
=. =. >. ~ "a safe treatment for Rhcu.
inhtsm. ca;arrh. ScrnfuIa. Sores and
lccr* skin Diseases. contagious
BLOOD Poison. ana all disorders OF the
"io"H. 1t clchnses the entire system
ana IT'S permanent. Get y. -. -. at any
"ruS store. =. =. :. il Il standard rem
'hE recognized everywhere AS Tie
greatest blood antidutc ever diacoy-
cred. II yours Is "A peculiar case wrl;o
To =. =. =. CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
PALACE TENpIN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Teams.
Schedule Pnlncr Tcnpin League.

y,
ExpPe ss''''' i-i'up'sS vs. southern
SnSsn,b U-i:.
AIcos. '''''s'S ""''''S vs.
Snvc,nha- -,-,--irfo
Soyan,,.S -
virginia 1-.onar';sc - :. ''''''''S -
~ W. "a OF 80.
pick. 20 - -
SG,..-, =
Co. vs. Duplex ''''7 S'"''0:-e':
Southern itSrress ''''''S
Eov.,f..- - ~ p
cos - d =. a vs.. ~
%ove-5e- 7a-so,,.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

i'ANNll.lE, VA, November G-Thc
Eandolph Macon Academy this after
noon defeated the parvillc school for
NoyS In ORE Of til" p-ct'icst games seer
h"i" IN many years. Although out :
weighed an average Of twcnty-ninc
pounds TO tho man. tho locals through
splendid teamwork held tho Visitors
down TO fourteen points. while they
scored SIX IN the second quarter OF play.
The Academy scored seven roiu,s in
the third and seven points in the In 81
quarter Sweeney and Easter PLAYED a
st"r game for the visitors, Will. Meme
fees tackle for tho locals in,iouT,.,j,,.
saved heavy score from hcin. rolled
Np against them. This is the nrst prcu
school 10 score against the academy
this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
RUSSIANS CLAIM CAPTURE
OF $500 PRISONERS

LONDON. November 6.-Whilc the
Russian official communication to-night
claims the capture OF S,560 prisoners:
rs the result of II surprise attack near
the village OF Sicnikowicc on the
Strypa River. both Berlin and Vienna
IAN. .im mat Russian attacks in this sec
'ion nave been broken up.
Vienna, IN fact. reports the capturc
OF hity Russian officers and 5000 men
at Sicnikowicc.
Sienikowtce fell into the hands of
me Russians several days ago in :,
violent assault. and the Germans and
Austrians have been battling every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
MURPHY WINS TWO
Drives Major Ong md Peter scott I,
straight Victories Track at
Frisco Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO. November G.-Tim-
my Murphy, of PoughkccpSie. y. Y,
piloted Major onE and Peter Scott to
ciiic Exposition harness meet to-day.
despite the fact that he is Stiil under 4!
doctors care as the result OF an one
ih'loh performed Thursday. Peter
SCOTS capture of the 80, trot. valued
M $4,000. with his sixteenth win out
OF seventeen starts this, for Il total Of
S+H,160.
Major Ong set new track record.
stepping the mile in @:Oi ii in the
second heat of the 2:O1 pace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
DOWN THE ALLEY. :

JudGing 10y the interest displayed in
the Palace Tcnpin League during it's
first week. that organization Is dcs-
tined TO have u most successful season.
1t is Il !eagUe for beginners only. and
the way the youngsters are toppling
the naples would make many old vet
Grams jealous. These boys bear watch
ing. Manager kowsoy tells all OF
whereupon the youngsters proceed TO
murder the pins. Nothing like it,"
declared many oldtimcrS after seeing
The nCMEOinerS III nCiiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
known for 30 Years As the Hest
Remedy for fheumntism, Cntarrh,
Scrofuin. Skin Disenscs.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the Held are ahundan,ly
supplied with vegetation OF various
kinds that furnish tho ingredients for
making Il remedy for practically every
i'll and ailments of mankind. Mcdi-
cincs made from roots herbs and harks
which Nature has placed at the dis
poSal OF man, are better than strong
mineral mixtures and concoctions
Mineral medicines work dangerously
on the delicate parts OF the system
especially the stomach and bowels hy
eating out tho lining membrane. pro-
ducing chronic dyspepsia and often en-
tirely running the health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

>, several RICHMOND bowl.rs viii 40 10
petersburg Tuesday night To roll i
Tho Richmond team will be composed
Of Goode. Heif"rt, lSurne:te. Harper and
i.h,imSr. They "ill oppose u team cap
tanned by Colonel Burgess the popular
coCkado city bowler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Ordered 10 West Indies.

COrENHAGEN. November tie
cause OF 'H. revolution In the Danish
West Indies. the government has or
dcrcd tho cruiser Nalkyric To proceed
there at full speed. y strong landing
party * on board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Icy tcap,ain). Harvey. nahcn.

Virginia Stationery CO Bartel
tcaptainl. y, Normcu,. Il. Bartcl. II.
Weidel. NJ s Cooke. {. Thomas
Whittcts Whims--G. G. Hamilton
tCaptain). L. Mallory. Z. H. Ellis. Z ~.
Illis, X. Wara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
SUITS AND 0VERCOATS

ov sSss' $' sale S Sriss and SEAS
ov soss $5 soie S Sn,'s and S2.85
ov sSys $S sale p"iss and S3.45
ov sSys s1 sale S pqies and 81 As
ov s1ys ss sale S B@ies and Sass
ov sSys s' s5's 1 S%''s and $5.85
ov sDys $' sale p Sai's and seas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

All our $500 Suits Dry ar
and Ovcrcoats y 80
All our $500 Suits On Ar
and OvercOatS OJe 10
and al o S"r ssu;0o '. Suits S1l.45
and al o SSr sas:'o '.' Suits $12.45
and S'' o "er sas;Oo Suits hts $l4.45
and al o S'r s5s:'o Suits: Suits S17.45
and al o "Sr ssH:0o '. Suits $l9.45
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION
Those Who Come And Those Who Go
---0ur Floating Population.

Mr.. Fred Hamilton. Of Philadelphia,
has returned home after spending a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Brady, near Annapolis.
Lieut.. Bradford. stationed in Wash
ington, was a weekend guest at the
Lucky Bag Inn. He was accompanied
by his sisters
Mr.. Thompson, from Louisville. has
been the guest Of his daughter Mrs.
Washburn.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jersey. are guests
at Carvel Hall
Lieut.. Denny. U. S. n, is spend
ing his leave in Trinidad. Col, the
guest Of his brother.
Mr.. and Marsh. parents Of Midship.
man Lawrence Marsh, from New York.
spent the weekend at Carvel Hall
They were accompanied by their
daughter Miss Marsh.
Miss Ligon, Of Baltimore, niece OF
Mrs. Dugsn. Duke Of Gloucester
street, spent the weekend in Annspo.
lis as the guest Of Mrs. Dugan.
Mr.. Thomas Kilcourse and son,
Thomas Jr., who have been spending
the summer months in the mountains
near Emmittsburgh, as guests of the
Valley Hotel, returned home last
night.
Mrs. Triplett. of Texas, who is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Garrison,
wife of Lieut.. Com. Garrison. is
spending few days in New York.
Mrs. Howard Gilman. mother Of
Midshipman Gilman, entertained at the
Lucky Bag Inn on Labor Day, with
q the dansant, in honor of her daugh.
ter, Miss Mary Lamb and Miss Fran.
ces Roberts. About thirty guests were
present, including Miss Marsh from
New York and Miss Ligon of Balti-
more.