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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
FROM RICHMOND CHAPTER
Wcli-l<n0wn Women 10 Attend Con-
rrnti0n OF Daughters Of COnfcd-
erary In ISucbLurc

At the convention Of the Virginia
Division. United Dauahters OF the Con-
fcderacy. in Lynchburg. October Ic-I3.
the following delegates VIII represent
Richmond Chapter: Mrs. y. V. RAN
dolph. Mrs J. G. Corlcy. Mrs Il =.
Blcnner, Mrs. ". Il Nawtcr, Mrs L..
j. White. Mrs. Edgar Taylor, MR.. g.
T. Boiling, Mrs. Charles Billups, Mrs.
w. y cheatwood. staying at the sir.
ginian Hotel: Mrs 6. w. MasSIc. Mrs.
!. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. {. h. Robertson.
Mrs. II. w. shelton, MISS Adele CoriinG.
Miss Nellie Spence. VIII he with per-
sonal friends: Mrs. q. r. W. Kern. Mrs.
T. j. Taylor. Mrs. T. g. Dew, Mrs. WILL
lis Thompson, Mrs. j. *. Bowman. Mrs.
j. +. Fourqurcan. Mrs. Nelson Powell.
Mrs. y. w Smith, Mrs. T.. +. WoOdall.
Miss Ncttic Ford. Mrs. John Tc-fcy.
Mrs. {. l.. Clarke, Mrs. -. T. Williams.
guests OF the Lynchburg chapters.
Kirkwood Otcy and old Dominion.
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WEDDELL ON FURLOUGH
American Consul to Athens. Greece, 10
visit Relatives I'm Richmond
Shortly

Alexander w. Weddcll. American con-
'ul 10 Athens, Greece, is now return
ng TO this country. having been grant
ca leave OF absence of two months
de is expected to reach New York within
few days. and will spend Il part OF
lis vacation in Richmond visiting rela-
tives. Mr. Wedde!l has seen duty in
the consular service in Zanzibar and
Messina. He is a son of a former recto
or 81. Johns Episcopal Church, and was.
private secretary to John SHELTON W!l-
liams when the latter was president
Of the Seaboard All Line Railway.
While In Richmond Mr.. Wcddel will
visit his sisters, Misses Margaret "
\td Elizabeth w. Weddeli. S North
second Street: Mrs. St George NJ An
acrson. of Northampton. and Mrs ".
Sparrow Wedden Of tho HANOVER
Apartments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

sent the Virginia flag: Mayor George
.\inslie. the city nag: Or. j. A. C.
Chandler. the battle flag of the Con-
fcdcracy. and Mrs. Norman V RAN
doiph. the Daughters Nag. or first flag
of the Confederacy.
Principal j. II. Saunders will preside
and accept the flags for the school and
the children, under Walter T.. Mercer,
Will sing patriotic songs.
Mrs. 6. Il. w Kern is chairman OF
1.-The committee aud all members Of tho
chapter arc invited and expected to
attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
TEMPEST IS BREWING
IN EDUCATION BOARD
Members Will Hear Protest Frida,
Against Summary Removal of
Two Office Assistants.
CLAIM DISCHARGE uNMERITED
Delegate Price, OF Richmond, Takes
Up Their Causc-lteportcd That
Girls Were Dismissed for Alleged
Act of DiSlOyaity.

Trouble is brewing for the state
Board OF Education which has beer.
called to meet In Richmond next Fri
day. While it is the regular fall meet
ing Of the board for the transaction
Of routine business. there Will no lodged
before II 4 protest against the sum-
mary removal by Superintendent
Stcarnes. recently. OF two young women
Office assistants who had been asso.
ciatc7 with the department in Il cleri-
cal capacity for Il number Of years.
Friends Of the young women have
Interested themselves in the case,
among tnem Delegate james II. Price.
one Of the five representatives from
the city % Richmond. The whole mat
ter viii &c laid before the board cou-
pied with q protest against what the
friends OF tbs young women regard as
an act OF gross injustice.
IT is pointed out that one Of the
young women has served the state De-
partiEcnt of Education continuously for
seventeen years. discharging her DUTIES
TO the entire satisfaction of former
superintendent E.gglcSton and Mr..
St"arncS then secretary of the board.
Her sister had oecn in the same ofiee
for twelve years. Both were dropped
ny direct order of Superintendent
Stcarncs without; the formality Of the
CUSTOMARY thirty davg' notice
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OLA colonin, Estate Sold.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTEE. VA, September 90
The farm Of the late Charles H. Lewis
in tine southern par; of Jefferson Coun-
ty. and known for many years AS Inc
Moorings," has hecn sold to Bell Broth-
ers. OF Clarke County. Va. The place
contains $50 acres, and the price paid
was $50 an acre. II is one of the old
est and most famous Of the Colonial
estates in that section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Thomas Byrnc. the six -year-old son
OF MIR. and Mrs y. e. Byrnc. Of il3
North Eleventh Street. who sustained
Il fractured skull and broken collar
bone, in fall on sunday. September
II, and who was operated on success
fully at the JohnstonWilhs Sana-
torium, is recovering rapidly. Tie viii
DO removed 10 his homo Ills Mnnk.
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WILL PRESENT FLAGS
Daughters OF Confrdcrncy to Give En-
hirms to Binford Junior
High School.

The presentation of four naSs by
the Richmond Chapter, United DauSh-
ters Of the Confcderacy. to the Binford
Junior High School will he an inter-
estinc event of this week. The flags
will be presented on Thursday morn
Ing.
Governor Henry c. Stuart will pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Russell H. Sncad. express traffic man
aver OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. with headquarters in Richmond.
has removed his family to this city
from Washington. and has taken an
apartment in the lnglcsidc Apartments.
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AEE UNWILLING
20 DISCUSS MATTER

The principals were unwilling to-
discuss the matter yesterday. preferring
10 present their cases before the
board. II Is understood that Superin-
tendcnt Stcarncs was led TO dispense
with the services OF his two assistants
when he obtained the impression that
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Total liabilities

'ioId reserve against net deposit and
hotc liabilities, Il.i per cent
assn reserve against net dcposi; aud
note Liabilities. .e.S per cent.
thsh reserve against net deposit liza
oiiitIes after setting aside 80 per cent
eotu reserve against aggregate net liza
bilities on Federal reserve notes in
circulation. 13.6, per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Total amount OF bills discounted and
ought for the week ended September
., 1916. sl.31I, cj6.94
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STATEMENT
ron ALI. TWELVE BANKS

Reserve Boards statement to-
lay OF the combined resources and liza
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'ANK|NG INSTITUTIONS
REPORT LARGE INCREASE
icaring-iiouse Makes Tremendous
Gain In Volume OF Business
for September.
EsERvE BANK STATEMENT
otal Amount or Bills Discounted
and Bought for Past Week 81, 3D7,-
20G-COnsolidated Statement Is
Issued for All Twelve Banks.

Rejecting to marked degree the
VISITING business conditions In this
~. local financial institutions and
he Fifth Federal Reserve Bank show.
large Increases in the business
fansactcd during the past week The
iost striking illustration Of increasing
usincss in Richmond Is contaiaed i'm a
Ithtenlcnt made public yesterday by
nc Richmond Clearing House AssocIn-
pom showing tremendous increase
p the bank cicarings in this city in
cptembcr
Earrings of thei Richmond banks ag-
reEatcd s76.4Al,39l. az compared with
|iI,o2l.6l3 for the same month OF last
ear, showing an increase of S3J,i2O,-
IL. For the week ending at the close
business yesterday local banks clear
III through the association Sl7,S43.523,
s compared with s9.GS7.54G, showing n
Jain OF $S.155.9I7. The clcarinYs Sat
rday. a short business day. were ST.
|i7.284.
The Federal Reserve Bank also made
large gain in the business transacted
hst week, the total amount of bills
iscountcd and bought for the week
hiding at the close Of business Friday
l,tdrnoon aggrcgarinS sI,337,25G. as
Sd'I"N oi"-,pbp loi tho PREVIOUS week,
flaming s66i.536 Total reserves of the
Richmond institution increased from
34,oo3.655 to s36.s6s,260.
FAY ISSUES STApEMENT
OF DANK'S CONDITION
Governor George ]. Seay issued tn.
following statement yesterday Of tho
Sank's condition at the close OF busi-
less Friday:
Resources.
Hold coin and certificates 5 6.537,l45 90
Fold settlement fund -. 1S,7ls,0oo 90
Total gold reserve -. S19,255,l45 90
legal tender notes, silver
certificates and subsid-
larry coin ..... 77.e4s ~
Total reserve ., slo.333,oe4 "a
Investments .... $50. s5.I75 co
United states bonds, in
GLIDING accrued inter
est ....... 49,. l.7l2.s5i ~
pills discounted and
bought ...... ... 7,sl4,37s 30
)uc from other Federal
reserve banks. net. l,3T4.so3 "a
Items in transit. deferred G.6S6,523 AZ
Nh other resources. $3.50 &
Total resources $1,000. SsS.SGe.26o %
Liabilities.
|'apital paid In .. 3.32t.15O 90
reserve deposits. net. lS.S0S. 052 As
United states govern
mont deposits ...... 4,ols.I4o 81
Federal reserve notes In
circulation. ne, .... 4.762,s75 oe
Items IN transit. deferred 5.S2S.iaS "a
Nh other liabilities. 1866 81
Total liabilities . ,3G,s6a.260 90
cold reserve against AL liabilities,
: per cent.
CASH reserve against all liabilities
+ I setting aside 80 per cent gold
,srrvc for Federal rcscrv. notes out
funding. 81 per cent.
Fcdernl Ucscrve Notes.
Issued ~ ......... 2,536.3d0 90
Pm hand .......... 3o1,325 90
outstanding $3.50 800 lo.22s,s75 90
Bold with Federal re-
serve agent . 7.46s.30o 90
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Total resources
IlnltIfst

Capital paid in.
Government deposits
Member-bank deposits. ne,
Federal reserve notes. net
Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation
All other liabilities.
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Total liabilities ,.. ,se,sse.2so 90

cold reserve against all liabilities,
: per cent.
CAS-! reserve against all liabilities
setting aside 40 per cent gold
.srrvc for Federal rcscrv. notes out
81 per cent.
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and Dress Fabrics
Splendid 4nswers-- -AN---
to Fashions AUTUMN Call

COMEHOW OF other we knew in
~ advance, perhaps intuitively,
that our Exhibits of Silks, Wooden
Dress Materials, Trimmings, ETC.,
would be favorably received. But
we were not altogether prepared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Total earning assets.
Federal reserve notes. net
Due from Federal reserve
banks. net ...........
All other resources
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Hold coin and certificates 5 6.537,l4S 90
Fold settlement fund -. 1S,7ls,0oo 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30

gone to Cleveland. for visit with reia-
lives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson. or
city. 80 800
Mrs. David Jones. OF Monroe street
mas bteh called to Tarcntum. Pa, nv
inc illness OF her sister.
Misses Esther and Peari Anderson
nave returned from visit with friends
Robert Pfaffenbach. OF Pomona. cal
VINO was called here by the death OF
ms mother, has returned home.
= = George has returned 10 steu-
nthNlile. after visit with friends in
The BOY Scouts OF this city. are max
ms arraugcmeuts for tho presentatiDn
~ the play a Strenuous Afternoon" at
near future.
The Bon and National Telephone COM
pauics are registering the number OF
uut-ut-town calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Pingrey. OF Spring
Starkwcather
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AM CHEERFU I'll
AND HAPPY" SAYS
MRS. ALBR|GHT.
Resident Bellaire Tells
Druggist Rau About Benefits
derived from Nerv-Worth

This latest Wentworth endorser
lives az No. 1850 Belmont street in
the town across the river. Her fuIi
name is Mrs. J. X. Albright and this
Is what she says:
Rau's Drug Store..I have suffered
three years with rheumatism ana
nervousness. Couldn't sleep. Poor
appetite. Full OF gas. Indigestion.
Have taken about one bottle OF
Wentworth. l am much improved
Feel fine. Cheerful and happy.
recommend Wentworth.
MRS. J. X. ALBRIGHT.
1850 Belmont Street. Bellaire.
Your dollar back at Rau's Drug
Store IL Wentworth does not benent
YOU.
Our own guarantee back OF the fore
going-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
Miehasl Koehniine pio..

Michael Nuenuuuc. one Of the best
known German residents 81 this CITY.
tt"i nc the hom, of his SON. Harry
kp'hrIin'. bon tho Euckuck Addition. az
an carly hour yesterday morning after
h sfurs illness uf Pneumonia a., had
been confined Co his bed Tor the past
ten DAYS Tho deceased was ~ years OF
axe and The recent illness wa the fIrNt
time mat De- has been 900 lu his lie
MY koehulu' was born iu Murtem-
burg Germany. Boo 1h2s. ana came 10
fhf" country when bur small boy. Ioca-
tug in Hlu1kltu. after which the family
moved % sharon. later coming 20 this
CITY. BE had resided here FOR the past
forty years. and was known Co. prartI.
caIIN AN ~ the residents ~ this civ
The following children are Icff 90
mourn hIs loss. tNnrIsa Robert Vii.
liam. Harry. nN of this rity and James
of FuIIauehc. Mr. LDcnuIfr. was a
W'mbsr Of Belmont lodge O. % 80 d..
Hl'" cts lodge nf Aiaalu-. and tho Mar.
tine irrrU tnurf.. ~ tho E.taT N..u
MHsura lit wae also o. lIfe.IonF r..rr.
rr ut So Johns German Iutl ram
church
Funeral -.r.iIre VIII o.. held from tho
home oft hi. aDu Harry frIdl. after
noon. Hrd tho Nif Fellow. ...rI I4..
charge uf fn. funeral Increment Viii
be- .u lttrfNI.v ,.msf,rt
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HARRISVILLR

HARRIsNrLLE. O., March ee-The
electric light men had our town streets
lighted Thursday evening. March %
1879, Tor the first time.
Mrs, g. II. Citizen entertained Mrs. W.
\. Hall, Miss Todd. Alice Ricrer Julia
Iolsnd and Thelma Watson. sister OF
Mrs Citizen. saturday. for dinner.
Mrs. S. J. Morgan was visiting Mrs
Heorge Moore. Friday. and making calls
Miss Olive Toland and nieces. Grace
and NcfcN Larncc. Of Cleveland o
am + ridSy, To visit her sister. Miss
Mr.. : 9 Benson has changed his
place OF working. Works az Adena in
place OF Ramsey. where he had been
working
Mr.. and Mrs. s e. Benson and daurb-
tors. Nova ana clara. and son Willard
sre,nt saturday and sabbath with friends
Mrs. J. 9 McCIcster is teaching the
remainder 81 tho school term. She COM
menced Monday. March p. II will he
only one month until school Is out for
this Year. She is teaching Mr. John
sons room. as he took the Skatt's room
after he resigned
The dramatic club OF the school will
give an cnt"rta inmcnt I'm tho town hall
April :. "Ono Pair Of country Kids
Tn" United Presbyterian congregation
oi This place and New Athens has de
cid"d q" Clll Ecy. Alexander for their
pastor. Ho will b. through a. the puts
burgh seminary this spring Hs is a
southern man. He has given them on
C"urtagefnsnt that he would come. They
have been having supplies for two years
last October since Rcv Suitb isft
them
Mrs. ~. .. case and brother. Mr. Lewis
townsend. % Dakota. wer. calling on
Mr. and Mrs. S u. Giffcn Monday even
inE
VIII 10 glad when spring comes. II
has been warm for a Few DAYS Ro clad
when winter is over and tho r,ud &c..
ur. u hundred Monday evening and
tain"d Tuesday morning II is drsarv
daN.
Mrs. C. ". Farrell was shopping in
Wheeling Monday o."
Tho Home Helpers were sewing for
Mrs. John Sloan. Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
Young Couple Under Arr.,t.

county Detective I'd Lucas left to-
night for Alliance Ohio. Nher. the auth
critics VIII place in his custody Andrew
Bartha. aged %. OF Akron. o. and Miss
Mary Senercski. aged l6. OF Connorvitle,
Ohlo. who were arrested as they step
PED from a &. 4. train there yester-
DAY, on information from this city.
Bartha j. charged with contributing
to the delinquency Of a minor. the COM
plant being made by the girls mother.
who told her troubles to the prosecutor
several DAYS ago. ON a promise TO Sc
cure her employment at Akron. Bartha
induced the girl to give up her position
In this city and accompany him. She
went with him TO ConnorNillc. where she
secured her clothes and against the
wishes Of her mother came back here
with Bartha and took a train for All
ance. The couple will be brought back
here tomorrow.
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Mr. I. .. Castle. assistant superInt-
enddcut. Mr.. j. ". LuIsr. Arthur =
lunahuc. Thomas Rankin. local repre-
S1Ita,lNcs "t the Western and Southern
Life Insurance Company. will leav. for
: ttub'nNiile th.s morning wher. they
VIII attend their district meeting AMI
pdngu,t p" Re held at the Imperial hotel
IN that city tonight The Western and
H'uih' I'm ld'c has mad" wonderful pro-
SreeS 90 the past year. making an IN
g f'A~" or over N2,uOu.uuO I'm 1915 amt
they are taking "a little vacation arr.r
th,lF hard work They viii return on a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
Cleaning Run

HHuPerintendents OF streets James Mis-
kell had a force OF men al Work vest.r
usH cleaning the run through the Nc
' itaty property on Grant avenue The
streams was closed last "Wednesday
,hoInlng. when a large board b.cam.
Iouked against the stone culyert which
IHns under Grant avenue. causing the
49,. 70 run over the lawn in front OF
.he Mc'leary home. doing much damage
20 'he property. A. soon as the work
- ..InPI,t"u az mus point tn. run
through the Hritenstein ,ronerfv ~
rear street viii b. given attention AZ
yer Wnlch the Britcustein run will be
tIeaned out Ia prevent a repitition Of the
trouble caused last Wednesday morning
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Mrs. Rhoda Drake Dead.

80 Mrs. ithoda Drake. widow Of the la,a
EtOiee drake. whose death occurred
i inIee months ago; passed away at her
"a, residence early Tuesday death re-
sulting from tuberculosis. She v,as "a
ears OF age and before her marriage
Wa MISS khoda Branncum. She leaves
tnitr small children 80 recently berert
or thclr father. Funeral services viii
pe neId today At four o'clock conducted
~! htN. btCk. OF the y. NJ T.. church
burial VII he in the Northern Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
BRIDGEPORT
Easements Flooded.

SrNcrHl OF tine local business men were
compelled 20 move their goods from the
se"tueu| yesterday afternoon when the
river reached "A stage OF 33 feet I'm
less stage OF "a feet is reached little
dHfrhE" fs done IN this city. except that
several az the cellars are flooded on
account OF the creek backing up. sew
'raI or tho residences Ia the Wheeling
creek district had water in the Collars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30

tn" otte-Pettittc Hardware ,cr,r.,,,,
na- pure. ased the Helling lot al the cor
ntr OF seventh street and Seabrieh, &
AN anu VIII use same FOR the purpose
81 making a storage yard Sine. seilfr,.
Ihelr present site to the Martins Ferry
zee company. the firm was Obliged 10
seek other quarters and the change was
mad' necessary by the contamination OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30

" was Lnofncially reported in this
city last evening that one or two Of the
mines west or the city would resume OPP
'thl lions THIS morning. although the
SfrlE" or the tremen and engineers has
not been settled. II was also reported
4drf evening that az several OF the mines
which are idle the miners are hostile
TO the engineers and fremeu. and are
trying 10 break the strike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
MARTINS FERRY

a Martins Ferry sub-station for the
sale Of 6essemer Steel Document Boxes
for 4e cents and a single clipped eou-
pom has been established by The In
telligeneer az
SoMMERS' CONFECTIONERY,
1S South Fifth St
a limited supply Of the Document
Boxes now on hand. First come first
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30

Mary J. Allen has flied her petition
Tor divorce from acr husband Robot
AHyn. alleging extreme cruelty. gross
couple were married Ia Pittsburgh iu
June. 1905. and there are no children.
rho plaintltt alleges she left defendant
IN 1905. after D., had compelled h"- TO
SIT UP all night while ne Ia a drunken
rage threatened her life with a razor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
TWO MEN RUN
DOWN BY TRAIN
RENAME or vIcrnrs FOUND EARLY
rESTE8DAY IN JEYrEI-
SON COUNTY.
couple Arrested on a Serious Charge %
he brought Back-GenerA
News OF SteubenviIe.

STEUBENNILLE. o. March 2s.-Two
iata accidents were recorded on the
Lake shore a Michigan southern rail-
way In the lower end OF Jefferson coun-
" last night. two men at points but n
Few miles distant being struck and kill
ed by trains. The bodies OF both VIC
Tins were found bN trainmen early this
morning and Coroner Herb notified.
The msngled body q John johnson. a
resident OF Smithueld Ohio. Was found
along the tracks n short distance from
billonvale.lt - said that ne spent YES
terday at DtllonNale and IL Is supposed
that while walking the railroad track-
enroute to his home he was run down
ana kllleA The unfortunate man was
ABOUT 80 Years Of age and was employed
at Smlthfield a. farm hand. he was
uhtiHrrieu- The remains were taken 20
Dillonvale where they were prepared for
The dead body OF Mike Chodoc aged
~. coal miner. was FOUND a short ais-
lance from Amsterdam by the same
train crew that found johnson Chodoc
II l. believed by the coroner died of .S-
posture after he had been struck by the
train. His only injury was a crushed
nip and was not sufficient to cause
death. He was evidently struck "A gianc-
ing blow. hurled 10 the side OF the track
where he lay helpless all night His
body was found about $50 o'clock this
morning.
Chodoc was employed In the Amster-
dam mines and resided on the outskirts
or that town. He was enroute to his
home when he was run down He Is
survived b. a wife and four children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30

\ man who refused Co give his name
was picked ur by CHIEF ~ police ia
Ward ~ land. on aHnovcr street. about
$50 O'Clock last evening. ON a charge OF
afunh'un.sS The man was driving 90
morse ana buggy and was unable 20 sit
on th" scat and when no attempted To-
get out ~ the riE on Hanover street De
ieII our OF The buggy AZ this point tho
'lief puf ir bis appearance. and tho man
Wns escorted to rho city building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
GAINESVILLE

ob.ANitNESNILLE. o., March 29.-The
death OF Mrs. Orpha Grubbs A highly
Esteemed woman. occurred at her late
nome on West Church street, Tuesday
tNShhe' ABOUT nine O'Clock. death re-
SuItlhs from complication OF dis
1855 MIS- Grubbs was SIS years OF age
aliu had been IN poor health for the past
several years. Resides her husband she
raves one sun. Clarence Grubbs OF this
Pisce- Funeral services will be held
9"uhy - two O'Clock. conducted by Rev
a.; y Rose. OF the Main Street NJ y
SnurSh. lnterment VIII be made In the
northern cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-30
Ys oIde Time Concerto.

An old time concert is To- be- given in
the First NJ. T.. church Friday evening
by the members OF the vested choir.
The program. which consists 90 two
parts. Is lengthy one. and contains
many old time songs. never heard by
the resent generation. As a matter Of
surprise the program contain the name
or r. q. Meyer. editor OF the Hellalre
Herald-Tribuu-. The genial editor Is
somcw hat OF "a sougstor. and his initial
appearance before the public should ue
IN" one attraction that viii 400 the
church 20 its capacity. Bob" will rep
resent Abiiah P0lycsrp kitttuEcr. who
ever thar be- There will b, -tltr fam
Gus singers on the program. and those
who miss tho concert viii miss suuc-
thing that has not been seen 90 Etllaire
for the past 100 years. The costumes
viii b. antique as we'll as unique and
viii b. of the period from 1901 10 1851.