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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
N. & w. ORGANIZING
FOR EFFICIENCY

Roanoke. Va. Nov. Ito pro-
mote general efficiency agents of the
Radforj division OF the Norfolk and
Western together with representatives
from the various departments of the
general offices met at | o'clock yes
Campbell Avenue freight station and
formed a permanent organization.
The meeting yesterday had been
preceded by similar ones on the Scioto
and Pocahon'as divisions and will be
followed by others this week on other
parts of the system. The meeting for
the Shenandoah division will be held
here today at / o'clock The NEXT
meeting will be at Crewe Thursday.
and Friday Will witness another one at
Norfolk
The idea Of these meetings is to
bring tho agents and officials closer
together for the discussion of topics
relating TO greater efficiency. One Of
the results expected to be accomplish
ed is the prevention of CLAIMS by i'm
proved service and by the elimination
Of the causes which produce them.
Efficiency organizations are being
perfected all along the lines of the
Norfolk and Western and meetings
viii be held quarterly from now on.
Tne meeting Yesterday was attended
by ffty-two representatives of the
Norfolk and Western, and was pre-
sided over by j. w. Cook. superin-
tendent OF the Radford division. John
Wood, secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce, addressed the meeting.
The meeting today will be presided
over by ]. D. Hester superintendent
Of the Shenandoah division. J. B. Bas-
kerViile. assistant general clam agent,
is attending all of these conferences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
John Doe Coke tIcnd.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. ll-StiI refds-
ing to divuige his name TO the police,
the young white man arrested Mon
day afternoon by Detective Victor
Downs was sent on to the Corpora
ticn Court this morning hy Police
Justice Arnold. under she name of
'Joru Doc 10 answer charges OF
selling cocaine and having cocaine in
his possession for unlawful sale.
Two sailors appeared in court as
witnesses for the prosecution. One
OF them testified that he bought four
dollars worth of cocaine from the
man Monday afternoon a few minutes,
before Detective Downs arrested him.
sailor said he was directed to
the man by friend" and that he
met him at the corner Of East Main
Street and Yaxley's Lane and bought
I h.. A-.laMlnN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
DRAINAGE CANAL.
COMMISSION ORGANIZED

Newport News, Va. Nov. Fifty
residents OF the back country Of
Ellzabeth and Warwick Counties ara
OF Hampton and Newport News met
yesterday In the Agricultur Tent q.
the Peninsula Fair and formed what
will be known as the Drainage Conn
mission. The commission formulated
plans for completing the drainage
canal connecting Beaver Creek,
James River tributary, with the
southwest branch CT Eack River.
Andrew Todd. OF Elizabeth City
county. presided at the meeting. State
Drainage Engineer Sites, c. w.
Baines, of Newport News. and Mr..
TGdd delivered the principal addresses
at the meeting.
Mr. Todd, Mr.. Bainee, r. w. MIL
stead. OF the Chamber of Commerce,
Charles Hsrpar. of Harpersville. and
James NJ Cumming, of Greater Hamp-
ton. were appointed committee to
arrange a joint meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors of the two counties at
an early date in this city. The pur-
pose of the coming meeting Is to Sc
cure a right of way for the project.
The committee were also empowered
to solicit funds with which to carry
on the work. When the canal is COM.
pleted it will drain 1000 acres OF the
choicest farming land adjacent to
Newport News and located in the two
counties
State Engineer Sites and E. r. BEN
nett, county farm agent offered to
act in an advisorary capacity with
the committee. Several hundred dol
lars for the work was subscribed at
the meeting this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
TO BUILD BIG DYE FACTORY.
Tennessee Plant viii Employ 1000
Persons. Is Report

Bristol. Va. Tenn. Nov ff--New
York capitalists, through John C.
Herden. chemist and engineer. an
nounced today the selection of site
at Kingsport. Tenn, twenty-five miles
west of here. for the location of dye
plant OF large proportions
This plant. intended to. meet the de-
mand following the exclusion OF Ger
man dyes from the American mar
kets, is to occupy 600 acres of land.
II is said 1000 persons will be en-
ployed.
Representatives of the company
state that construction will being as
soon as material can he assem- bled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Charged with Forgery

Stephens City. Va. Nov ll.-~Clar-
ence Gruhhs. generally known as Cush
GTuhbs, living near Nineveh. this
county. vas arrested Tuesday by Con-
sta BILE J. A. Parker and brought be-
fore Magistrate S. NJ. Stickiey and
tried for forgery. The evidence was
very strong against him and the mag
istrate committed him to Jail TO await
the action of the grand jury.
Several checks were dra Wn on the
Peoples Bank OF stephens City for
small amounts. ali with the signature
Of A. II. Grim, payable Ia different
parties, all of whom live near Nineveh
Suspicion pointed strongly towards
GrUbbs. hence his arrest and trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Little Boy Ra,ity Hurt.

nni y, '' six Years ~, No Old son Of Mr. r.
and Mrs, = f. Hillyer. Of No, 1909
Thirty-eiehth Street, is at the Pro-
testant Hospital. suffering from severe
injuries received yesterday afternoon
about clock. MIR NJ. j. Doyle is
attending him
The little fellow VAS run over by
doubie-team wagon. His left hip
was broken and his back injured
The driver. who was coiOred man.
Is said to have driven rapidly away
without making any effort TO help the
child. The police are endeavorinc to
ascertain his identity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
GROUP AND CUulS
TREATED By COWANS

Severe cases of Group have beer
lown to yield to an external treat
lent known as Gowana, in Is minutes
I'D it is said that one application
ne chest and throat at night befor
Ding to bed rarely fails to break U
ne worse attack. 1t seems unfair
he little ones to let them suffer whe
uch easy, quick relief Is within reac
4 all. Then again. when Group an
colds are neglected. serious result
'ollow. Gowans is absolutely safe
Sc, even on the most delicate chi
ron, as It is applied externally to tn
hest and other affected parts, ant
7hen covered over with a warm far
eel cloth. 1t goes straight to the spo
nd breaks up the inflammation an
congestion. Here Is one Of man
thousands Of testimonials: Prof.
A. Peters. Atchison, Kans.. writes:
cannot endorse Gowans Preparation
too highly. Have used It for Group O.
my little boy and have always found
it effective and Immediately So" Ask
your druggist for bottle. Demand
Gowans, because Gowans Is more pene-
trating" &c, SOC and s100 bottles.
Sample and testimonials on request OF
tho Gowan Medical Co., Concord, N. c,
1,,DWhNS 24.k,M9 Oh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Bank Ciearings at High Tide.

Norfolk. Va, Nov 11.-Norfolk's
bank clearines for the year reached
high water mark with the total for
the week ending today. which aggre-
gated Sh,21t ,s57.44
The sponding week OF 1914 was
credited with total clearings amount
ing In 81. 442,5 7l.
Not in the past twelve months has
any week approached by more than
$500, 600 the six days total reached
today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Many Turkeys On wlav to Doom

Roanoke, Va. Nov. 11.--with the
approach of Thanksgiving. the big,
fat, juicy gobblers begin TO pass
through Roanoke to their RESTING
places In the great Northern cities.
For a week or more visitors at the
Norfolk and Western station have seen
crates Of the great, glossy brown
birds heaped high on the express
trucks.
Last night more thany forty crates
OF turkeys and twice as many crates
Of chickens. passed through consign-
ed to dealers in Philadelphia. Wash
irgton and Baltimore. These birds
come from the Clinch Valley. where
poultry raising Is an important in
dt stry E7astbound shipments to be
carried to the markets in the North
ern cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF VIRGINIA.
COAL AND COKE 90.
HAS NOT SOLD OUT

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian)
Roanoke Va, NOV. 1.-THE re-
ported sale of the Virginia Iron Coal
and Coke Company to the Clinchfield
corporation is officially denied mere.
The runor current in New York is
declared TO have no foundation IN
fart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

Lynchhurg, Va. Nov 1.-THE new
military company here has adopted
the name THE Musketeers." and
Lieutenant Colonel r. T., Craigh!ll.
who Is aiding in it's organizations to-
gethor with Fiest Lieutenant r. G.
McGhee. went 10 Richmond today to
arrange for the muster in of the or
Ranization. There are now seventy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
AS Seen by The
Virginian Shopper
Ready Made Muff Lin,n.,~.

Nd yoo know Thai Vou can buy
nun Innings In the newest shapes
covered with muslin ~ ready t.
nour; with fur or silk and rutfles ?
i'oundations ot silk floss cost only
one dollar ana upward. according to
SIZE Lambs wool feeiHati,'ns be-
gin at s1.75. Since The foundation is
the most troublesome part of the
homemade muff somebody may like
90 take advantage Of THIS tnforma-
tioH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
COUNTY SUPERVISORS MAY
SHORTEN HUNTING SEASON

Because Of the extremely dry season
and the danger of fires in the woods.
caused by careless hunters it Is said
TO be proha BILE that county boards of
supervisors in various parts OF the
State may exercise their right to con-
Sidera bly, shorten the hunting season.
The State laws empower the super
visors to close the hunting season AT
any time they see fit. after one day of
the season has passed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

Especial to The Richmond Eirginian)
.I6nchbarg. Va NoN ! Miss Ethel
Bass Jones. of this city, and Mr., wal
ter Frazier Terrell, of Richmond, for
tnerly Of Lynchburg. were united in
marriage at the home of her sister.
Miss Marco Jones, 500 Church Street.
this afternoon by Or ]. n. Latham,
OF Court street Methodist Miss Alice
Jones. OF Radford, was maid of honor,
and Frank Terrell, of Danville, best
man,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Desk Combination Dutt;f

" you are wisely planning your
Christmas list now in order 20 have
plenty OF time ana opportunity to get
just what you want, put down desk
com bination set for one of Vuur mem
folks, This SET is comprised Of a trap
Of wood divided into. compa tntents
and holding. inkstand. clip and pin
trays, paste, pen and penct, tray -all
complete with the materials in their
places.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

one OF the small shops which has
always a particularly large and beau
tifui choice of fancy ribbons is al
ready showing lovely designs suitable
for saehets and bags and the many
ribbon novelties which women With
clever fingers know how 10 make for
Christmas presents and bazaars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Elsck satin Statr-.

Ia scarfs the newest idea Us NJ black
satla hned with whit toF 81 40,
s1ch "A scarf has black silk taassls
a@G / interlined for Warmth At 50 III
thcs ScarfS haze the ends finished
win fHc auu have black sauu turn
over ,oIl1f4 at the back II the neck,
said ,urp~oNers being al5u lined with
N NM. H.alin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Telephone p.iti-

Telephone gut mnrandH with printed
iiues L. farihu.-r the taxa r. 4 ulcs-l
"a Lt cost only Ave cents IA ga They
have space for transrrihine thu name.
OF the person calling. for whom the
message Is 10 be taken the hour and
tho message itself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Captured After Chase Of Months.

Bristol. Na.-Tenn.. Nov. 11.---Cap-
tured after chase Of several months.
during which time he was traced TO
several States by Chief OF Police
Odeli. Henry Musick Ia being held
here as the alleged perpetrator OF
several burglaries committed during
the summer Musick was nahbed at
Abingdon. Va. last Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

(Special to The Richmond Virginia. }
Roanoke. Va. Nov. 1.-THE Poca-
hontas Coal Company will put on a
lire of ships from Norfolk 70 New
England ports,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12
Observation-Disclosures
WfOOIh6 YESTERDAY
Popular Young Lady. nsaehtcr Of
Got and Mrs. John W. Richard
son. Bride of Charles BARNEY
tdamSon
cRIcr--Aususr1NE >rrTIALs
Haly Trinity i,pi-upsi Church scene
Of Yer, Pretty Ceremony. Uniting
Miss Virginia tsS-iCr and Mrs. James
Augu~tins~--AOtilcr SuSasTy Notes

ths social SCI Mss solemnl1eA Eesier-
das evening AT s &c c'rapch Ira me
Gentleman Methodist Eptsc p a 3
Church when Miss Kathleen Baxter
Richardson. daughter e Colonel ana
Mrs john william Richardson, ~
1884 Grove Avenue became 1he bride
of Air Thomas DArnIey S5atasun. se11
E az Mr.. ans Mrs 4 Z. Adam son. o,
es.s Monument AVer4e TIE Rev
Thomas A Sn1co,. rassc@ e the
church assisted a& t9e EeF : tatTia
Stews-;, pastor ~ .Ec Church ot thF
CnsarNz1t. performed .Ee ceremony
Cathedral candles pa@zas and * a.te
fznwere were aSe& ta 6ee-ate The
ch9rch zHd ~. Sheppard Weeo
renaeTed Sc @e35.-z Gsa1c>, troIn
fseaenEri- .ss -1t as 4aS 5zz~-y ettered
TIE MeaG slsa.s sl--r~-s7 VS. HSsi AZ
tha recess as}
Mrs. 5cha II a,.'or zt5- was her
SISTERS dame az Ga-eE ard Miss
lara GsA= ata3s.ss 81,
aGtes as tns u.aI 2 1u--us .hey
aesM acre zrs .t vE-c ~At.H. sc ed
I'm ce-ai .ufe ae- ea~~.e4 f5E1uets
a. sxe4~ s-aorG l.-.rs aa8 wEtrJ snap
Dragon tl~s m-n H4@s u t'4}a-
TIL asnerr we*e &ess~- @5.u T. Be-
arAsesn. A.5ea 4~hasr'ssya. T. gene .-at~
ses zaG 1caz 8 %I3av Ijl
The ev.4e a~fesea tAe rf4grE VITA
hev father eAn gave her away Sbe
49, gs.,-.e4 in = faa5,tlfsI dress of
scr aa5fe xsf5e 8ud taffe trimmed
ws-9 anet lace ard MAGE sikh a cp1st'
train Hes xss. ar illusion fell from
a esu 81 rose point lace and w"r
,ssssesss, s-e zf.rs,As % arauke ufos-
snraS She carried q shower bouquet
w giHA. - tha valley and orchids
NJ Asa-rtsf.a rs- attended lay M
1aFrYs~ yv{a4- Han 81 New York a.
afssf f.r.r small reception followed
tra waiAiaa - the horne ~ tho bride
ss,ss o,,}, 4e bridal pAf.v were 3p=
s.stsaea a., he Invitations
1ntrr 4n ft,a- evening NJ and Mrs
ssane,n feff for ., Welding trip aHj
81. .het,. rs..tg.y, viii make their home
ss1e US Avenue
.y,,o,., fsa afIt-ef.foQsr guests
ssrea.,,, yyarf. NJ Edward Richard
- ~ ynt... tt{as 1arl{ae Mo
80. H.. T,axs-sGr an Mrs e. r
- lt5.aos.s. Na and Mrs
4,o,.eyr,s+ wattaa> va Nj
,s ~ scr, ArHt : G. and
NJ, f4renaxslle : .
t',+4%l nrt vrn.tn are
..za-.+b,le ~ 10 younger
= o. ,..as5jn, "a. of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

MIR. and Mrs. Manly T. Ramos Of q
South Adams Street, have issued invi-
tations TO the marriage ~ their dafigh-
ter, Mary. 70 William II TAYLOR. or
Philadelphia, the wedding TO take place
AT the horne If the bride aunt Mrs
t. +. Rance on Hanover Avenue. on
November e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

Mrs John Il. Swartwout has sent
out cards for an auction bridge party
~ honor Of Miss Gay Wilbon. q bride
~ the month. The affair will take
place on Friday. the 1ath of Novem-
Der. al o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-12

Palms and chry santbemums were
used 20 decorate the roof garden of
Tor the NJ l. Alumni Association
ies Nestperefa nd club last evening
smoker business meeting was held
at S f. Al and was followed by a
Ga8et supper served nj $50 General
Wood, ~ the T.. i. A. made an ad-
dress to tire association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
TWO GOOD GAMES
Gymnasium Glasses of Y. W. c. A stage
interesting Contests at Bazar,
Last Evening.

Two splendid basket ball games wer,
played last evening at the y " e. A..
betWeen representative of the different
Ky unaSium classes. The FIRST game
was between the Monday and Tuesday
night girls and resulted in a victory
Tor the Tuesday night team hy the
score OF "a 10 - This game was very
interesting. but the Monday evening
girls were less experienced at the
game.
The Reds and Blacks. two other SYM
nasium class teams. played DO, SECOND
game. This game resulted in a gU tu n
victory for the Reds. Both sides played
Wei Nearly 200 persons attended the
gdncs. The following were iu Ga, line
up:
Monday Evening Toam-Msses Net
TIE Ioeuler. Wilma Britt. Ethyl key-sr.
Ida woodruff, Milda North. Regina Lit
Tie, substitute, Mari, Bayha
Tuesday Evening Team-Mi-S,s N,IIe
bauer Angela Eachmau. Charlotte Herr
berg. Eleanor Taylor. Margaret kIIeNe-.
baugh.
The Reds-Misses Gene Clyksr. PAUL
me Young. Mildred Eauschtu berg.
AEnes Fleming. Amanda Gillespie.
The Blacks - Misses Anita wcimer.
Meta Rryor. Helen McCullouEh Fannie
Young. Madge KlegE, Bertha Weimer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. ". Va. December q
N"rk on dam located az Woodlands
mas been temporarily suspended owing
q" the cold weather OF the past few davs.
Mrs. j. W. Boston and children have
returned home after IA few days ,.isit
WIN h'r daughter Mrs. William Brazil
. OF Pittsburgh
br. %. J.. Wilson was at Glendale Wed
n'Sday ON professional business
Miss Lelah Miller who is attending
huSin'S~ Coll,r. In Wheeling spsrf
THANKSGIVING with her Parents and r.-
. turned tn Wheeling Monday morning
NF ~iirlcN Miller ot Woodlands hin
H,''hlru ,' business matters 300 Mounds
Mrs.. ". D.. Ryan. am aged lady Of Rv-
=" Ridge, i- suffering with q sever,
sam Arnold ana family OF Gravsvill.
gre moving Co Fish creek Co the Efl.,.
.l" ltrW which Mr.. Arnold rrcen =
H'.-hl Air Nuno and family moved t.
John g. Ryan OF Ryan'z Ridge who
mas been very 800 continues about me
our school is progressing nicely with
Law renee wilson al the wheel
~ ana AIRS NurmHn Suter and child
l'N Marie ana Eldrtu. OF Glendale eu.nt
Friday and Saturday with rE.Ir d,r,.i't
Ter Mrs. William Grey OF Granville
lh"na~ Ryan of Eurch Ridge u.1eaJ
inLoHsh town Friday enroute 10 Wheel
Ed Luke one OF GraysvilI..s bus,lirr
m, t'haute. spent saturday boo Wheeling
Mrs. !. D. HARRISON was calling or b',
daughter. Mrs. Austin Nora Tb.rs,l,,. y.
AIRS j. u. Goo OF Burch Ridge v,.
~ Woodlands ON business one day Iast
Miss Barbara Hruney OF River View
'hlu. spent several davs al NNaoIIsp,.
visiting friends and returned home Non
Nlr. ana Mrs W. W. Yoho spc,- Fri
n'F ih W httuuE shopping
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
FINAL CHAPTER IN
FOOTBALL SEASON
WEST yIRGINIA'S GREATEST TEAM
WILL BE BANouETED
TO-NIGHT.
Most sneeessful Year In the University's
Slufon History Ends-cap-
tain 10 he Named

me hnal chapter Of the West Viz
.lnla Football season. the most success
iul perhaps In the history Of th. i-ni-
N'rsltN. viii be enacted Saturday even
INK when the members OF tho entire
le"thal squad including both Varsity
payers ana reserves. the coaches man
ayers ana officials Of the University
Connected with athletics will sir down
~ a banquet to b. given at the Madeira
h"tel bN the University athletic board
team.
The banquet at the Madeira will Zoe
Slmllar TO the one given hy tho ath-
l'N, BOARD last year. In an. 10 Is sN-
i~cted that about go persons will attend.
MI stephen g. Jackson. OF Clarksburg.
"a member OF the athletic committee. viii
pi'Siur as toast master. and among those
Mh OWN respond are Coach Sol Metzgcr.
Professor fern. Or. Frank H. Trott,r.
1aptain Carl i. Leathcrwood John o..
tain-elcct
In the latter connection 10 can be
stated that the 1916 captain will boz cho-
sen at the banquet Saturday night.
Nuiong the men mentioned for the honor
anu VINO are eligible are Burns Web
Ht'r. Harry Curry and Fred Chcuow 90 n.
MI members of the squad who partic-
lpated in two games are eligible 20 vote.
The eligible list includes Colcbank Web
ster. Brannon. Lambert. Henrie. Bailey.
Hutchinson. Chenowcth. Hit,. curry
Rodgers. Leathcrwood. King. Norfhcutt.
stevenson, DouEhcr. Latteruer. HuEvr
Allen and Biddlc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04

This afternoon the football CHAMPION
snip or the ohio Valley viii be settled
Nhru mo Martins Ferry Athletics meet
.Ur A'4na~Fllle Keen kutters on the
latter grounds The X ks claim
tt. independent title and tho Athletics
tl>nui' thrir claim. However. the Ohio
SIDE boys secs. @. have the direct claim
tp the utl, and unless the Marshall
couutaln- can administer defeat 10 their
,iN"l- from the oasis they will then
De- tnc indisputed champs
Ih' ohio boys outweigh their down
fiN'r opponents by several pounds TO the
H'fn. tut the latter expect 90 make up
-roAfly for this with speed In this
pressed. as the Athletics have some
last men that will give the light
M"unlsNille ends conside rable trouble
u will probably be the last. game OF
the season in this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
KrauS-Made Clothes

are the best garments a man
can purchase for the money.
\ little comparison of ou.
suits or OvcrcOatS with those
of other stores will convince
You of this. Spend Il little of
your time in making this
comparison and YOU will save
some of the money other men
spend for clothes without
getting an adequate return.
Prices SIS to $50.
Weather for todav-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
BOAT NOT LOCATED
Searehers for Body of Mrs. Clara
Kemple-Morgan Unable to Lo-
cate Sunken Yacht

Scarchers for the body OF Mrs
Clara kcmple-Norgan. who Was
drowned IN early October. arc rn7I'
to nud the Yacht IN which She. with
three others. was riding az the time OF
the accident The Yacht struck a
pier at the Warwood dam. and it is
believed that Mrs Morgan'S body was
carried down with the craft
The story iu Yesterday, I-fcllirc--
Ger tu the effect that the Yacht would
De raised az once was somewhat mis-
leading. irasmuCh as the boat has NOT
60 been located. \ search Is be
ing maintained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
LINSLY STARTS
B. B. PRACTICE
INDICATIONS POINT TO BEST TEAM
IN HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL.
Attractive Schedule Being Arranged ana
VIII Re Announced IN Few Days
Many Games 20 he Played.

Next Monday evening the IinsIv In.
stitute basket hall players will be called
out Tor their initial practice. The man
hgtmtht OF the team has been working
on schedule and already has closed FOR
"a number OF games with fast school and
college teams Coach Pierce said last
evening that he had good prospects FOR
"a championship five.
Reed. Gibson and Jasper. Of last years
team. VIII De- out again. and TO this trio
viii BE- added Bachman. who was one
or heellng Highs former stars With
several other players Co choose from.
coach Pierce should be able 20 pick a
team That can successfully defend the
honor OF Linsly against any school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
COBERLY CAPTAIN
Triadelphia High School Squad Elects
Left-End Man as Leader
Last Night.

Max Coherly was elected cautain of
the Triadelphia district High school
team Tor the 1915 season az Ga. banquet
held last night In the school building
az EdgiuEton Lane. iu honor uf the team.
'oberly played loft-.ud throughout the
season.
The prospects for % splendid team next
year are exceedingly good. CoberIy iS "A
junior in school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-04
Spend a Little Time
DAVE SAYS:

DA\ T. SAYS
1t is not always the man
that spends the most money
that Is the best dressed. This
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