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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
ORANGE

Special 10 The Times nisputch.l
ORANGE. VA. November 25-Mr.
and Mrs. Seldom Boxlcy returned home
On sunday from visit to friends i'm
LynchburE
Mrs. Willoughby Newton. who has
been spending several weeks with her
sisters. Misses Booton, on Marshall
Heights. returned to her home in Ham
over on Thursday.
Or. Lewis Holiday spent several
days in charlottesville the first Of the
week
DR. frd Mrs. Lawrence Rckctts and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Browning returned
on Wednesday from Il motoring trim to
Woodstock. Front Royal. and other
parts of Virginia.
Mrs. Allen b. Warren entertained at
cards ON Wednesday and Thursday ar
teruoons
Miss Bertha Robinson has returned
from visit To Farmvillc. Va.
i. g. Scott was visitor to Somerset
the first Of the week.
Miss Kate Booton, who has been The
guest OF friends In Brooklyn. y Y.
returned home on Wednesday,
Mrs. Scddon Boxley entertained al
cards on Wednesday in honor Of Mrs
Wili"uGhhy Newton, of Hanover.
Donald Johnson is spending sevcra
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BIG STONE GAP
special to The rim,s-Dispa,ch.

Special to The Times Dispatch
BIG STONE GAP. VA, November. -.
The Junior Guild of the Episcopal
Church met ON Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. r. Winston and reorgan-
ICED with an enrolment OF eighteen.
y number of citizens Twin. near the
furnace met at Ayers chapel on Mon.
day night for the purpose OF raising Il
sum OF money To build II union church.
Talks were made by Mrs. Hon, Miss
a. y. TAYLOR and Miss Williams. OF the
Cumberland Mission. Appalachiu Rev
w. j. Con. of the Cap. and others. The
following committees We're appointe ed
Buildings. r. Fleenor. chairman: Fred
Horne Horne and J. II: stewart. TO So
licit financial aid-P. n. Kennedy.
chairman; Mrs. NJ J. Hon. T. T.. Ken
needy Rev. j. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Lane. Miss
Naomi Con. Henry Hamilton. Miss Lula
Moore. Miss Mary Whit and Harry G.
Wallace. Rev. w. j. Con- will I've the
adviser
Miss Virginia Beverly left on Wed.
nesday for Pembroke, where she viii
teach
W. T. Alsorer OF Charlotte. y. C.. is
visiting his brother. Il. Is. Alsover
Westmorcland Davis is spending sew
rral days in the Gap and vicinity
MI and Mrs Gue Push. Of ST Paul.
spent the Weekend with Mrs pugh's
parents. Or. and Mrs D. T.. Orr.
Mrs. i. NJ. Hodges. it'll. daughter.
Rachel. and sister. Miss MITCHELL Ief,
FOR their home in Maine. after u visit
I" -. NJ. Hodges at the Monte Vista
Hotel
MISS Lizzie Mathews. OF Euuc Va
and Miss Mary SHE Mathews. who has
just returned from China. where SHE is
Il missionary, arrived on Friday night
Tor visit TO their brother. Judge W.
: MathcwS
On saturday morning Miss Sarah
Cochran entertained in honor Of Misses
McGrcgor and Dare, guests OF Mrs.
Everett brcnnon. at bridge
On Monday afternoon Miss Caroline
Rhoads entertained in honor 81 Misses
M"Grcgor and bare ut bridge
Mrs III. s. Benjamin entertained a
Number Of friends on Saturday after
noon "A, = sewing party Those present
were McSdamcS W. ~ Baker w T.
toodloc w. 6. Fainter, w r. Peck.
l.. !. Hyatt. j. H. Mathews. r. IT.
Masters. |. g. Taylor and j. Il Taylor.
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The Old Age Sign
Double Crossed


Don't let gray hair make YOU look
Years older than you are. for il is now
AN easy matter to tint gray. faded or
plcached hair in harmless way The
new preparation. "Brownatone. is
priving so popular that thousands OF
people of refinement and many leading
hair -dressers arc now using this Won
dcrful product exclusively.
"BroWnatone" meets every demand
and fulhlis every test required Of it.
and is so simple to use that no prcvi-
Gus experience is necessary. Comes
ready for usc-no mixing and is entire
~ free from lead. sulphur. silver. zinc.
mercury. anilinc. cOal-tar products or
their derivatives. There is no danger
OF irritation or poisoned scalp when
you use "BrownatOne. because il is
guaranteed harmless
iroduC o.; the most beautiful shades
from light golden to the deepest brown
or black. Will not rub or wash OF
and cannot be detected. Most all lead :
ing druggists everywhere now sell
BrownatOnc" in two sizes, 2Sc and
Slnn and In two col6rs-Onr TO pro-
duce golden or medium brown" the
other dark brown or black"
;ct "a 2hc bottle from your dealer to-
day. or If you prefer. sample bottle
with interesting book will he mailed
on receipt Of loc. to help pay postage
and packing charges, IL sent to tho
manufacturers, The Kcnton Pharmacal
CO.. $50 Pike St. Covington, KY
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond by
Tragic Drug Co. Grants Drug Co and
other leading dcalers-Adv.
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GORDONSVILlE
{ Especial to The Times-pisua,ch.

lSpttlal 10 l he Times DlSpa tCh.
GOEDoNSNlLLE. VA, November %.
JOHN w. Goodwin, OF Washington.
was the guest this week OF his sister.
Mrs. W. l.. Richards
Mrs Rudd. of Bon Air. has been a
visitor NJ Inverness" home Of H. II.
Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and children.
after visit to Mrs. Browns sister.
Mrs. w. II. Sindlineer. have returned
10 Shenandoah.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds. OF New
port News, have been spending the
week with The formers half-hrother.
Il. g. Watkins.
Mrs. w. IL. Rowe and little daughter.
Virginia. have returned from visit
10 relatives and friends in Newport
News. Gloucester Point and Pembroke.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Atkinson have
closed their summer home, Rock
lands" aud are at their home in Rich
mond.
Edward Martin. Of Richmond. was
and Mrs. w. Il. Martin, in South Cor
louisville
Mrs J. l.. r. Sneed visited friends
"a, Louisa on Tuesday,
Mrs. NJ. /. Faber. after u visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Bolen l.. Clarke.
in charlottesville. has returned home.
Miss Helen Cameron, Of Richmond.
HAS ptcil q Su'Sl oil MISS HitlN Aall-
eron. At Cameron Lodge"
Miss Barbara kcan. Of Louisa. is
visiting Mrs J. c.~liendrcks. near
town.
Mrs j. W. Banks. OF Madison. spen;
several days this week with her son.
Dr. T.. l.. Banks, in the city.
H. & Niche. of Chiffon Forge. after
spending several days with his
brother. +; u. Michie, has returned
home.
Miss Belle Martin has been spending
the week with her sister Mrs &. L.
Morris, at Orange.
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ARVONiA
Especial to The Times dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AENONIA. VA. November .j.--Dr
Manfred Call, of Richmond. visited DIR
Perkins Glover here this week. On
roloncl Albert ]. Terrell and Reuben
Hudacns motorcd 10 the home of r.
Ip Glover. near Mantco. and remain ed
several days shooting quail and tur.
keys
Mrs W. T. Connellee. of Middie,own
Del, accompanied by, her daughter
Miss Laura Conncllee. visited at tn
home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur l.. Pitts
a. bellevue" early this week
Professor c. T. IlolsinSer and Mrs
IloiSlagcr left on FRIDAY OF this week
for Blackstone. their former home. They
viii remain there until Thanksgiving
Day and then attend the education
conference in Richmond for several
DAYS
Miss Myrtle Fremins. Of rlanagans
Mills. was a visitor at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs plummer T.. Jones, New Can
ton. this week.
Miss blanche Boswell left this week
for Tarkton. y. g. where She wrl
spend Thanksgiving with her ulster
Miss Ella boswell.
II. O. tIaden. OF Palmyra. was a Wis.
itor here this week
Mrs. \. j. Pierce. who has been visit
ing her brother, Ernest Chambers. OF
Clifton Forge. returned to her home
here this week.
Misses Lila DuVnl. Annie Marsh
Ethel hughes, Clarice 3ersch. and Mar
guerite DunnEvamt will leave on Mon
day for Richmond. where they will at
tend the education conference.
Rev. Plummer +. Jones was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Harrison, Car
torsvilie, last sunday. Mr.. Jones oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK ANDBEAUT
Try Grandmothcr's Old fav.
orite Recipe OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

Ainos, every one knows TIA, SAGE
Tea and sulphur. properly com.
pounded. brings back the natural color
and lustr" /" tn. hair wien faded.
:treaked Of gray. Years ago the onIl
way In get this mixture Was 20 make
IL at home, which is mussy aud trou-
blesome.
Nowadays w. simply ask Al any
drug store for "Wyeth's sag. ana Sui.
phur Compound" You VIII get = larr.
bottle Of this old time recipe Improved
by the addition Of other ingredients
Tor about 90 cents Everybody uses
this preparation now. because no ON.
can possibly tell that YOU darI.ened
your hair, as II does II 50 naturally
and evenly. You dauper al sponge On
soft brush With IL ana draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand al time. by morning the grsy
hair disappears, and after another au
plication or two. your haii become.
beautifully dark, thick and glossy and
you look years younger. Wycth's Sac
and sulphur Compound is delightful,
ioiief requisite IL is not Intended for
inc cure. mitigation or prevention Of
dlsoase.-AdS.
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DURHAM, N. c.

Special /" The Times Dispatch
DURHAM, y. g.. November 2J.--MrS
; II. T. Sccman entertained at Il bridge
party on "Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs Marshall Wyatt. AN autumn
bride. The rhaukSg giving idea was car
ricd out ON TIA" score cards. Large
chrysanthemums. grown by Mrs. See
man. We're Eivcn AS 'avors.
Mrs. T.. =. Brooks was hostess to the
iIa!cNon Literary club OF "Wednesday
campus. with Mrs. Horace Flowers. OF
psmvi!le. Va, as guest 81 honor. I'm
Interesting literary program was ear
ricd out
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Jarrat, have gone
I" various points In Virginia. after
a weeks visit IN this city, the guests
al Mrs. Jarratis parents. Captain and
Mrs. j. e. Mirhic
Mrs. George * Bhclan and children.
Virginia. Jennie. Louise and George *
lihcian. Jr., have returned to their
home in Grecuvillc, $. G., after spcnd-
Ing several weeks with Mrs. Bhelans
mother, Mrs. H. NJ. GosS.
Miss Alice Parker has gone To New
Bern. where she will visit friends
!" j. Wilson. Of Cincinnati. is visit
inG his mother. Mrs. s. Wilson
+ Miss Alice Lee Barbce was hostess
on Friday evening To Il number OF
friends. AT the homo "f her sister, Mrs
d. -. fcrrN. IN celebration OF her ciEh =
tenth birthday.
invitations have been received here
To The marriage Of Mis- BESSIE Noble
Payne, OF Norfolk. Va and Thomas &.
Worth. of this city. The ceremony is
to take place on the evening of Dc
c"nhcr ., In the First Presbyterian
Church, in Norfolk.
Miss Gertrude Wiikerson 10 visiting
friends in Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Can't. Of Nor
folk. Va. arc guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul g. Crews.
Tho recently organized Canterbury
Literary Club. Of this city, held its
nrs' meeting OF the season on Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Kemp T.
Lewis The club is studying the his
| tory or France this year.
'thc tp-to-Date Club met with Mrs
!. l. Sasscr Thursday afternoon
Miss Gladys German went to Rich
mond on Wednesday, to visit Miss
Louise currin. Before returning HON,
sh" VIII visit relatives in panville, Va
Misses Julia and Cecilia Henry and
Lucille stokes have returned from a
slap Of several weeks in New York and
East Orange. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. carr. Jr.. arc spend
ing this week in New York city.
Mrs. George B. Andrews. who ha.
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STAUNTON

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
SrAtNTON. VA. November 25.-Mrs.
r. u. German. after 81 visit to friends
and relatives in Clifton Forge has re-
turned homo.
pr y. l.. Tynes has returned from a
visit in Richmond
Mrs NJ. t;dleman. of Baltimore has
been spending few days with Mrs. A
Walters. EN- route home from Cleveland.
Ohio.
MIR and Mrs. j. Blair HOge are in
the city for II brief visit. before re-
turning to Greensboro, y. e. They have
been spending several weeks at Old
Point. Atlantic City and Washington.
Mrs s Brown Allen is ut home from
Richmond. where she visited her niece,
Mrs. l.. l.. Scherer. Mrs. Schercr ac-
coIlpanicd her home. and will spend a
short time here.
Mrs. j. s. Benson has returned home
from Philadelphia, New York and Rich
mond
this week from New York. where she
was the guest OF relatives.
Colonel William q. Kable. who spent
several days in Richmond. has returned
home"
Miss Sallie Roller. of Shephcrdstown,
W Va. formerly Of Stauhton. Is visit
I'M. Nh and Mrs. W. \. wilson
Ms. ~ +. Carter and Miss Gertrude
Carter have returned to Richmond
after spending several months in Staun-
ton.
Mrs. Heller Ecr is at home fro IN
York. Va. where she spent the sum-
mer
j. \ Alexander has been spending
several days IN Roanoke.
Grady EllcrsOn has returned to
Crozct. after spending n short time in
stanton.
McC'hcsnoy Goodall was in Richmond
this week. having been called there by
the death OF his brother, G. Park
Gouda!l
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BOYDTON

Special to The Times Dispatch
hol pltN, VA. November %
Frank strauss. OF Norfolk. was the
guest OF Dr. &. II. Finch this week
Miss Mary Francis is visiting friends
in kins;on. y. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Irby Turnbull motored
To l.awrenccvillc on Tuesday and speut
tho day.
Miss Margaret Rockies is Visiting
friends in WILLIAMSBURG
NJ II. Peterson, of I.awrcnccville.
Was here on business on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton e. Condc and
children, Of Dinwiddic. were guests az
Mrs w t.. Homes the latter part OF
the week
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DAYS In Orange.

days In Orange.
Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Jr. has returned
to Richmond. after spending scvera |
weeks at her country home. Piedmont. -
Misses Sadie and Livingston Scott, of
Gordonsrillc. were visitors In Orange
this week.
Mrs. Anna T. Burgess and Miss Jose
phone Williams were visitors In Char
iottcsville the first OF the week
Mrs. Robert Browning returned on
Saturday from visit to friends in
Stuunton.
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many SMART Gowns
SEEN At WHITE SULPHUR
Latest Models Worn by Mrs. Wander.
bllt, Miss Morgan and
- Others.
JOHN FOX, JR.. LATE ARRIVAL
DIR. james j. Philips, of Tarboro,
+ n. c.. Appointed Resident Physi-
& clan to Succeed DIR. Oscar Knif-
fler, Who Has Gone TO New York.
Ispeclal 10 rhc mes.plsnateh. !

II Especial TO The Times DiSnItCh.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
eat is easy for one TO
\ Scep abreast OF the times at White
sulphur in the matter OF fashions,
& where there are SO many French mod
v els ana SO many smartly gowned young
aia;ronS who reflect the latest STYLES.
Mrs. William *. Vanderbilt. Mrs
Frederick .. Beach and Miss Anne Nor
gan swing of for an afternoon Of golf
dressed in the smartcst OF sport
clothcs. Miss Morgan affects tailored
skirt and sweater. with a harem veil
over her wide -brimmed sailor. Mrs
Beach is lovely in Jersey norfolk suit
and felt hat in delicious shade OF
vieuN fosc, while Mrs. Vanderbilt who
has DOTTED her mourning, is in Havana
brown jersey, with very short skirt
and a quaint high-crowncd little hat
Of black beaver
Mrs. Edward Il. Close who Will he
chatelaine of the Burden mansion. ou
Upper Fifth Avenue. which Mr. Close
1as just purchased, is one of the mos
eXGulsitciy gowned women OF Screen
brier. She is devoted TO moleskin and
has several gowns with which this
popular fur is combined One is :
GeorSette crepe in pure white. trimmed
with very narrow bands OF molcskin.
so many of which go around the short
skirt that one is scarcely surprised 10
the same effective narrow bands Of
mole. Another gown In taupc Geor-
eette has very wide band of mole
skin around the outer skirt. which parts
At either side OF the waist in front to
disclose panel OF the crepe. The
castle sleeves are bordcred with the
FUR. OF which there is also n wide
sailor collar. With this she has IN
exquisite noleskin cape to throw over
her shoulders. although she sometimes
wears rull cape. pointed in the back
Of wonderful Russian sables.
MRS. HAROLD STREBlGH
HAS HANDSOME GOWNS
Mrs. Harold Strebigh. who was an Oc-
iober bride. had many handsome gowns
IN her trousseau. hut quite the most
9ilurinE was n dinner gown of black
tulle. embroidered heavily In gold Mrs.
Ada Tyler. Of New York is a symphony
IN white tulle, embroidered In silver
OF exquisite design. Some conservative
nut lovely. gowns arc worn on her rare
2pnearhnces in the dining room by Mrs
William s. Taylor. OF New York. whose
Eirlish figure is the envy and dcsra;r
OF her friends
Mrs George Lovctt kinEsland Mrs
Paul Tuckcrmnn Mrs Richard stew
ems, in lovely youthful white mournin.
Gowns. Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry. Mrs. L.au-
renee Perrin and tho puchessc H., Chaul-
women AZ the tircenhricr
There is much interest in the re-
cent appointment I" the post Of resi-
dent physician At White Sulpbu,
springs Of Or. James i. Philips, OF
iarhoro \ G.. to succeed Or. Oscar
Nnini"r. who has left for New York.
lpr. Philips ~ the son of tho late judge
Fred Philips. of Tarnoro and the
brother Of Mrs. Herbert W Jackson
OF Richmond. lie prac,iccd for scy-
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cupied the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
Church there that day.
DR.. Charles W. Anderson spent this
week at buckingham Courthouse. where
he will remain for several months.
Mrs. w. Nee. Miller is visiting rel
atives in Richmond.
Mrs. Perkins Glover spent several
days At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs T.
L. Glover, near ManteO.
Mrs. George Satterield. OF New Can
ton. spent several days at her old home
In Shores this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Whitmore. has returned to her
home In New York. She WAS accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Blanche
Whitmorc. who will spend some time
with Mrs. Andrews i'm New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
NAIL CARRIERS
To ENTERTAIN
WILL SERVE LUNCHEON IN FED
ERAL BUILDING IN HONOR
OF OFFICIAL
John j. scully. President of National
Body of Directors of Sick Bene-
fits, to Be Guest.

a large delegation OF mail carriers
OF the Wheeling district and Eastern
| Ohio. including this city proper! Elm
/ Grove and Benwood branch offices,
! Noundsville. Wellsburg. Bellaire and
! Martins Ferry, of Branch No. &C OF
| the National Association of Letter
carriers. will give luncheon, in the
| basement of the federal building this
| evening al s o'clock in honor OF Iohn
J Scully of Pittsburgh. president of
the body Of directors of the National
Sick BENEFIT association of the Or
| ganization.
Covers will be laid for half hun.
dred mail carriers Mr. Scully Will
arrive in the city today noon and will
be the principal speaker at the gath
erng. T. j. Watkins, local carrier.
and head of the Wheeling branch, Will
preside. \ number Of members will
make brief speeches relative 10 me
workings of IT,. branch in this com.
munity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
river news

The Reuben Dunbar Is expected 10
resume operations on the Ohio the
| first of next week. Its resumption will
place all boats on their regular sche-
dule. Repairs were being made on
the Dunbar at Gallipolis. Ohio. for
the past few weeks after it tied up IN
account Of low water.
The heavy rains throughout the
watersheds are now assuring naviga-
ton of the larger boats and a good
stage of water Is being maintained all
along the route. Owing to the cool
weather of the past few days and the
fog in the night all the boats have
been delayed considerably but are
now making up time and are reported
to be running on their regular sche.
dule.
The Liberty arrived last night at
o'clock from Marietta and is due to
depart today at 11:30 a. m. for Mata-
moras. The Ruth also departed last
night for Parkersburg. The Ruth IS
due up Sunday morning at 8 o'clock
for Pittsburgh.
Word was received here last night
that the next scheduled trap or the
Tell City may be delayed on account
Of low water at points below Park
erSburg. 1t IS reported that the water
near Point Pleasant is so low that 1t
prohibits navigation.
! The local stage at o'clock last
night was Q feet. Below the McMech.
en- dam it was 2 feet inches. A rise
is reported to be coming from the
Monongahela and Allegheny rivers.
River Stage1.
DAVIS ISLAND D-\M-9.4 feet. sta
! tionary: cloudy.
STEUI:ENVILLE-9 feet station
airy; cloudy.
! PARkERSBURG-3 feet. stationary;
! clear.
MORGANTOWN-7 feet, stationary
! clear.
OIL CITY, inch. falling: clear.
WARREN-.3 loot. falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
Steals And Wrecks Auto
Cumberland, Nd, Man Enlists In Ma,
rine Corps Here and Takes Joy
Ride, 1t is Alleged.

, Instead Of spending several years
in the ranks Of the Marine corps, 1t
! is likely that one lyric Burke, Of
Cumberland. Md. will serve the COM
monwealth of Ohio in the capacity of
a prisoner. If the strong arm OF the
/ law is closed upon him.
Burke late last week made appli-
cation at the local Marine station and
! passed the examinations with an un'
usually high per cent. He was 10
have been sent TO Baltimore last Mon
! day night, but in the meantime he is
alleged to have stolen an automobile
near Martins Ferry Sunday night and
4 in taking JOY ride he wrecked the
machine, it is alleged He "hotfoot-
ed 1t from the Buckeye state and the
! chances are that Uncle Sam will be
denied Of his services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
INVESTIGATION is ON

An investigation into the wild
charges supposed 10 have been made
by Mrs. Usselton, police matron,
against the police department men,
bers, is going quietly forward. Philip
Kuntz. the night Waterman, was be-
fore the board Of control yesterday.
but nothing was given out 10 the pub
lie. Although the council committee
on police has been instructed to do
something. no date has been set for
a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
PROSPERITY CAMP,

Prosperity camp No. PITS. Royal
Neighbors of America. met last even
ing at their hall in the Peabody build
ing. Four candidates were initiated
into the order and several other bust
ness matter were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
TRIO is HELD TO
/ THE GRAND JURY
Clyde Allen. Margaret Mitchell and
William Herman Arraigned
Before Squire Hobbs.

Clyde Allen, Margaret Mitchell and
William Herman were arraigned be.
fore Squire +. G. Hobbs at the county
jail last night and were held 10 he
grand jury to answer a charge OF
robbery preferred against them by
Joseph Petros. Petros claimed that
they robbed his house, taking suit
of clothes, a gold watch, and $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-14
NO ES C|ERTO QUE IGNAC0
ENR|GUfz FUfRA NUERI0
PQR Los VILL|STAS
EL EX.CoBERNADOR De CH!H. Sc EHCuEE
IRA DESDf RiCE TEMPO En- MEXICO,
De DGNDE No HA SAiID0

EL PASO. Texas. Julio l3.-lnfor-
mes rccibitoS hoy cn est:t ciudad. dan
cuenta de que Ignacio Enriquez, ex-
cohernador civil del EStado de Chi
huahua. que desde hace algdn tieni-
20 Sc encuentra en Ia capital de la
2epublica. q donde fue conferen-
ciar con el Primer Jefe, no ha salido
de eSa ciudad. ESta information fue
recibida tambien por .iacinto Trevi-
40 en- Chihuahua. en- un menSaje que
Sc !e env6 de Mexico.
Dcsde hacia varioS dias circulaba
con insistencia ei rumor de que En-
rloueZ. iuntamente con Otros tres fun
ciorarios carl'ancistas, hahian sido
aprchendidos por una fuerza vi!lista
que detuvo el tran en- que Gichos III
diyiduos Sc dirigian Il capital, Y
eiecutados POGO deSpucs por ordeh
go.
del iefe de csa fuerZa villista.
Jacinto Trevino ha negado ternii-
nantemente tai version asegurando
que ningun tren militar de las fuer-
zas carrancistaS. haya sido capturado
por los villistas.