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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
IT'D WANTS

& AS& fS % @sa, "e "S "s ssfs %ss,,on
Tn, io 5elownr rn,cS apply g ,srGats4
Sa s %p 81 &" tsi r5 N
COMPANY riIE oRDEn
RATE FER LINE.
suHnA s" nA sPGlSTe n s%2 "s' 80 cent?.
uNSE' uiiEr Insertions. 50 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male and Female.
lines Within one week. IL ,on,s inc.
nnes ss ts t IN mm @ h u %n agate n
Inc aH9.e rates cover an elassih.a lions
ssUBsTATIONs fOK It'd. MAST ADS.
m. following Times Dispatch. branch Of
i,ss s, hrs Tor ine .om,sm,snHs Of me public
gSf' ,fef sifh arg s4 ffen ABOVE
,,o Hsysdo's ), Drug store i|loyl Ave. and
$srn's fha,nasy; .:as Hanover Ave.
4 IT, mookc P' Hfus s' SSre -g; y1 ""S
,,r Wr,Enus Drug CO. Inc. LonDsruy ana
H Gss R A1Yna S:o1: Asn %, .sye
Fl 5n Gas r g'@s - 800 * Ma" St s.,
Bun surne IiFsei ,, rs"5 ,, So rns $,
r. MAY "S BIZ i'y% ,'5oa AZ ',,' ana . Clay
Tarrant Drug store ,.ou,h.e ara Broad
EA 1sl,,, or pt F%r 5,!: SrnE f75,s :,
n,arlsyf rharmaort. Mira ,nd Main ' sis, o.
'' H.%s S,%,> s!" 40 i Mf' &, SITS
ltlGha!dson Drus Store IVi T. seven
Turner FRaTinacS rwc" S .ff fst ana "a Main
Wilians Pharmacy. Twenty mrs, and Mar
,..Snrinser Drug Company. twenty third and
Wood SChaat Drus "u lNcnty NTH
Woods i'harmacy Twcut, nnn aud Leigh
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DEATHS


FtETGHi:'t Died. At NJ residence; ;,,s
Mose> street. .iauuary %. st lp:tj A. Nj
hLbE!ir MAcK l'LfTcHEr;. lie II: sur.
NiNcd ~ his wife ana tour ohiidr"u-Ni Mise.
I'M, :, I,.ts -, inSr, y H. am n,t
NO snas,ets0- D. " = Fletcher,
Funeral iiom above rcsId"r'e 3 80 4 N.
MoNpAY ltural iu oakwouh
hoFfETT Died January %. $50 NJ.
Richmond. Va. Mrs. VIRGINIA J. Atpr-
FEIr widow Of tic AT" John - Mon"Ii
Funeral from h"s rcslI-n," MONDAY -
VI. flcnsc omit flowers
N ;af. TNsnty.niapn Stree, sunass morn.
INK. January -, AI.DNIh 4 TtLA ~. tn
niN my fourth year. at ria IA.
late Arthur Tulane. re o. -urvi.c.l ps hI-
Dgcd mother hri thr"" sisters. NT- Ann"
Hewitt. Air.. j. VI. Tayi"r -Iud NJ Mi
liam l.. Thurtton
Eyn.ra from the ahpss uuruDor THIS
hfTt.kSbcS At . O'Clock. Friends Inslltd.
kuri.l IN ShoCEo" ,"m"tcry
WEhh--pis H., IL f.a,.dc,m,.o : e, en-
Strcct Mrs v,rcinia HARRISON 'Nehb. "iter
lowing daughters: MIR l.. v. Gcc MIS-.
y " sun az South Iltll Misses El,tahe,.
i:Nelyu anG Stite Nchh. ANT one son Sir
". " Ncrb. also ono hroihcT. Mt Jonn
u. Danes al Mc,kicnbgfg '"uutl.
Funeral VIII take place MONDAY ai @
u 81 from centenary ~. =. Church. In
torment tn iiUllywOrI
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HELP WANTf.D-Maie

RAILWAY mail clerk exams ever! here
February 10. Complete special prepara-
ton by forlUcr Goicrnincut examiner. IS.
Write GuCh for Tree Luoni"t j-iS. latter-
son Ciyii Service :s'uOoi. Rochester =. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

schsuie i iiaxpe iGh M, ST. Station
s@nns south. 5;soA 81. local; 10 30 4. ST.
y ~ Il M express: sleeping. car open 800
city and Buffalo Junction-wcek Iays
-. 1ork River line-5:l0 p. NJ. steamer
irhih. except sunday. connecting for Bulti.
nnornn tPnrior carr 1880 q. VI. and AS
Trains Arrive Recommendation tho South:
200 a. ~ and $40 y. a.. 1925 p. NJ, 7:5s
NJ. daily; $40 a.. N. except Sunday
d"E Io,S S:4 O. 4. NJ and 6:1I p. NJ. daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

GOODMAN The funeral OF MRS. WILLIE
T.. GOoDhIAS. wife of Thomas r. Good
man. who died Saturday morning at !
O'Clock the home OF her huSb.nd. zoo
Fast Broad street. took place SUI tAi
AFT ERSODS clock az tho grave tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
TAFT DEFENDS SCHEME
TO STOP WAR IN FUTURE
Former President Answers Criti.
r'>mS Made of Purposes of League
To Enforcc Peace.
WANTS WORLD AGREEMENT
Admits United States VIII Bc In
VOWED in Momcntous Obligations.
Thinks Plan Feasible. and Can BE
Worked Out by Interested Nations.


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- i""'"o'' I"oH'-
,,,, mann IT, h"r"h. Oh
W Wv ,''aH u' 10 fh-
, ''S'"'"' Nlli'ahi
defense nr ,ba s.h, ~ ,,.,,
In. ,.h,u,,,.r Of ,,, 49,.
l,rourb Of ouc,r ,
liz. u,irnosoy re 80 ,..,, H., .,,..,.,...
.,I colonel t.,..,,i,.. ,.....,;
few words II. NTH
,
''''''' ~ '"' ''"S u'
"""'" "'N'
1880 W WIS ''''i-
''''H W" pro-
"'''H '"''
r.rts md rcco,,,,,,o,d.,,i,,., ,
rr.,uisc r.,,.bod .b.u L ei
the league. This is u Fundamental err
ror. W" may. therefore. dismiss fur
th-r consideration OF MIR Hoos.v.I,'s
objections"
Mr. Tai, po;r,cd an, tn,, .,i, i,
con,.,,s Itself and h.li.y ,h, :,
viii mako q Inn SION Cnr,.,rd ic :,
succccds II, sc,,,,irr , v,-,d ,,,..
mon, H., which hc.ri,-e az ,ho i,i
tatfnC issu. may h.. had and , dorisi,,
rendered hrfnr. ,.,r :. .,il,,,1 .,
gin /, is copndcn, ;bo, j., ,noy, o,.os
, ,y,r ,b,ts dol.,y.d ,,, . 81, ,;
viou nf mo iss,,.. .rd , e,, d;;
vii, never come
~, .r.. ''"'o'
, ~ ''eo'" "
IA IN
~" ''"''
~ ''
800,
-
W
"'HH" ''"fr.
'NHrH ~ Shp" DNN''thN
Scnator ior.h sUpposcs three cases
to SHOW It's dangers. In the first. Rus
STA and Japan. being members Of tho
league with all tn" other great ua-
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Interested in Newport News?

IL YOU own or arc inter-
"Stcd IN real estate in or
around Newport News. Va,
communicate with IIundlcy
n Applcwhitc. real estate
aud Insurance. Reference,
ANY bank. Newport News.
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
CARPET CLEANING.
MEETINGS

OLD rugs ana carpets made over into new
. W. W. Mosley q Co. 2i7 Surtn First
street Madison 2I5"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22

part of her territory TO Japan. anl
Japan takes it. Thus the Monroe Doe
triuc is violated. The United States
protests and japan commands = sub
mission under the league. The uucs-
ton i II political ono. The Monroe
Doctrin" do"s not involve OF rest on
principles Of international law Il
would be submitted to tho commits
sion of Cancellation which would after
needed time. recommend ,uiurrnrnis..
The United states. If I, did not sub
scribe to tho compromise. might hon
orablN refuse I" accept II and beg
hostilitics against Japan. Under The
thirty treaties initiated by Mr. ISryan.
and consented to by the Senate ,uu-
less japan Is not in the thirty. tho
United states could not even now be-
gin such hostilitics within IA year. In
what respect in the maintenance or
the Monroe Doctrine. therefore. is the
United States at n disadvantage?
The third case supposed by soma
tor Borah is that Argentine and Il
European government have a dispute
and Argentine refuses 10 submit. IT
Argentine begins war against the
European country. thcu tho powers of
the league must he used against her
and European forces jointly with our
own will punish her for violating her
plightcd faith and treaty Obligations
This is said to involve an abandonment
OF the Monroe Doctrine Why" MIR
seward in 1856, and Mr.. Roosevelt i'm
his administration said most emphatic
ally that the doctrine cannot be used
to shelter South American countries
against punishment hy war for their
shortcomings by European countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
,Sigucd, L.. Y. WILLIAMS

RICHMOND T. T. - EIks. No 4; am
n"nnccs tha, It's mlnstrel show rehearsal is
o'clock at I:iks' Home corner Eleventh
and Marshall Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
FOR RENT-ipar,ments

C%ENplkED Lease of !. months in ,irainoi
Arartmcnt foE r"nt. VIII make obi"c, :,
renter. Corner Graz" and ironro, Streets
81" l.fitrr OF Gordon Straul"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
FOR SAI.T;-Anini:iIs

~ 90, 10 hole mils. cows. 7 u ,r-ts,i
NgNi. 10 y " Good mans Sons. tuwb.r-
-ana coIrL house. "a
FHE r'Ie m" Young goint''. 81 t. duoi>
tH''r. Money b:,Cn If not - r.,urrl.nd-
az w i. Hc1dl.y. iiupcw.Il VH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
AUTOMOBILES.

WE hay" IN stock several = -. s~'uc.r Ford
1870 bodies. also several rl!.t.i,put I.uicy
that "ti Ie sold cheap The boa:-- .:.u
l.. rni "u Inc sam" DAY rider h. ,.iN.u !l,ad.
uuar''rs -" Ford bodies. y Meyer. sons
BDDlriS aud tops Tor commercial nutoino.
81 tronk Avenue
SEE the National Aut" Top 90 for goa I
60 crt: TOP and general repairs. EanGuiph
COMMERCIAL. 5ohtc-. ton or open Tor yn,I,.
fprd CIR. % Giucr-ut -iSIcs IL s.i.ct
t:UUi LETTERING. IrH.t marks neatly mt
ON liz! truart"rS Tor commercial Foo!
n1@lc. Mg.st-S Sous .ai Est cary
AUTOMOBILES FOX HIRE
Boulevard $l.5O and $3.50 per
ri and hour. Closed Cars
91o-J Nv I c,. nAN.Eh,
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FOR SALE-I'arms

Fbit sale. tract or $50 acres nyn miles west
"i fdrmtiic. Va. mile from main
,ih' "i .r"'ioir ana Western Raiiroad: forty
ssrrii$ "bcn balance in Wood. Very little
tiii"i,l iil'Gch"riablc Three room
nwrilinE. iarG. larnS and ou,houscs nil in
En"h Shan" Place w.ll watereu: splendid
i.hH 40 fencing. Price. $40 pcT acre.
NI,h.n lnp iatis OF uacnhnm road. I. -.
e.rc lines Dispatch Richmond. y"
,..>., MOUNT PROSPECT.
'S''r ii'l NONE and stock farm FOR sale
- mics iIDfu county seat. Bedford.
Va. go acres. watnrnd by streams and
springs; go"d productive corn land. ton
room colonial brick house. modern con-
nehicn'"s Stepping porch. acctylene lights,
Wntet SHnnlnG ~ never failing mountain
AIi'hE; bicHhdlic air system Ia house ::
snlcnii" t.c" ~ famous Peaks or outer
,''''hS Sll"@ tenant houses garage. etc.
For p"ri!.uitrs. apply 20 owner. Arthur
sander. Bcdford. Ea
~ YOU or. iuU,ur rOr farm n.rEains in
Ntr:iu'I soc W. y. Harris 40 Mutua
i..ll.n. !.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan ON city r.aI estate 8, sac
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
FOR SALI;-Korses.
Horses, Mares, Mule;

mELNE head Of extra EooG mules r4sh,
caoSs' o. hard "ork. 500 70 i..gv ovlr Gs
young horses nul mares yrry oEcsn Al
,nin STOCK sofa under full guarantees IL
not az represented. money chcer:u.ly re-
tEH"ed TO" mans Transfer Stable. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22

acting for The. IiErcu & Myers TOT" r"Ea eco
':onphnS, located at 100 and II. Suu, n
S Ssvsn'h Srssi; hereby give notice thai i
rNne'' =" Apply t" tho judge OF the Ius-
~ to engage IN The manufacture Of
mission ann permitted to receive and store
ardent spirits. in accordance with cha u; ~.
iioht Sa'i arient spirits arc not to be used
ioi any "thcr purpose than named above.
away. -
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FOR RENT-RcaI Estatc.

For rent. garage. new. water and light
Ioors ana alley al both ends: near Ken.
r'nHt9n Avenue and West Street. can Mad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
ICE. COAL AND WuUu

If you waHt the best coal anu Wool ,a:.
iSie, * Ryan Linden and Gary Floyo
snd herrinEton Madison 1879 iian,.oi > q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22

oO Dro, o asDestos pipe covering saves fuel
projects plant. produces more heat In.
HesllEhIe. southern tsbestoa NfK Co
THIS Is to noify In" public that Viii mo-,
nc Responsible Tor any debts contracted ~.
any one except by myself. T. +, FoRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22
ADOPTION
SPECIAL NOTICE.

w u. nave an up-io-Gatc machine shop for
All kinds OF experimental work i,icb :
inond Stay Bolt Drilling Machine Co 3.6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-22

WE need several experienced board drop
hSmincr Incn for steady and ,pcrnanent
mlar line OF drop fnr@'nCS Apply Bonney
Mise and Tool Works
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FOR SALE-VEHICLEs.

Top wagons. 10. t3i $50: opeu wagon,
10 80 Richardson Bros. SIS brook
FOR Sat". rubhor-iir"d station wagon .
i"rh' bTyigTa rubber tires Address l.
tlo. care Tine Dispatch
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
BOYS ORGANIZING FOR FOOD
PRODUCTION.

Being too young to join the ranks
thirty boys of Paris High School
have joined the Bourbon County
Agricultural Club for Boys. These
boys, ranging ir aces f-o--2 II to Is
years, will vie with each other in
the production of corn, poultry,
pigs and potatoes. A series of ten les
sons in soil retilitly will be handed
each of these boys on which they
will stand examination in the
spring. Miss Butler, science teach
er in Paris High School, will incor-
porate these lessons as far as posi-
BILE in her science classes.
This work Is being organized di-
rectly by the Government, largely
through the cooperation of the
schools.
Any boy, whether school boy or
not, is urged to join the Boys Club
of Bourbon County and contest for
prizes to be awarded from time to
time. A Tri-County Agricultural
Fair, consisting Of Bourbon, Nicho-
las and Fayette counties. is pos
sibility growing out of this work.
Mr.. l.. S. Robbins, Emergency
County Agent in Fayette, Bourbon
and Nicholas counties, is here this
eek organizing the boys and urging
The farmers to increase hog prOduc-
ton at least $50 the coming year.
The names of the boys joining the
club, will be published later.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
FEAST OF THE DEDICATION. y
A MD-WINTER FESTIVAL.

The. mid-winter festival of Judaism
is Hanukah, the Feast of Dedica-
ton, which begins this year on De-
Cember 10, and lasts week. It
commentaries the victory of the
Maccabees and their Rehabilitation of
the Temple on Mt. Zion after it had
been despoiled and defiled by the
syrian /tyrant, Anotiochus Epip-
names. These events of the second
century before the Christian era.
are told in the two books of the
Maccabees, which give detailed
picture of the time. They narrate
that Mattathias, the priest of Mo-
din, refused to sacrifice to Jupiter
that he and his five sons took to the
hills and conducted a guerilla war
fare for years, finally conquered the
enemy in a pitched battle, and thus
won both political. and religious
freedom for their oppressed people.
Judas Maccabee, the, great military
leader, died before the war was end
ed, but his example continued to
give inspiration to the people and
the struggle ended in the complete
victory of the Jews. Hanukah is
the only. warlike festival of the
Jewish people. but even in it the
soldiers divided honors,-, with. the
martyrs among whom we may men,
ton Hannah, a: heroic, woman who.
with her seven sons, died >. rather
than desert the faith.
The festival has become symbol,
lied by the progressive kindling of
lights during the week of celebra-
ton. One candle the first, evening,
increasing each successive night to
eight the last evening. It. is the
custom also to give gifts to the poor,
and to exchange them with one an
other as tokens of good will.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
LARGEST STOCK IN PARIS SEN
SIBLE AND SUBSTANTIAL
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Don't buy trash for presents. Let
us sell you a Stove, Range, Buggy,
Harness, Shot Gun, Rifle, Buggy
Robe or something that can be used.
Our stock is something enormous
and by buying in carload lots are
able to sell you good goods at a
lower price than the fellow who
buys in small quantities.
(tf) FARMERS SUPPLY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
Another Operation Avoided.


Richmond lnd"For two years sick and
female that when going stairs 90 slowly
with my hands the steps, then sit the top
said he thought should have operation
thought would live to into house My daughter
asked Lydia E. Pnkham Vegetable Compound
taken with good results did my weakness disappeared
gained strength moved into home do all kinds garden
raised hundreds chickens and ducks
enough praise of Lydia Pnkham Vegetable Compound
M. 0. JOHNSTON, Route d, Box 19O Richmond Ind.
Of course there many serious that only
surgical operation will relieve. We freely acknowledge
this, but the above letters and many others like them
amply prove that many operations recommended when
medicine in many cases is all that is needed.
special advice write to Lydia Pinxham NIed
Your letter will
held in strict confidence
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
GOO Mani4'
Operations
The Right Medicine in Many Cases
Does Better than the Surgeons
Knife. Tribute to Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.


Des Moines, Iowa.-aMy husband says would
have been in my grave today had it not been for
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound l suf-
fered from serious female trouble and the doctors
said could not live one year without an operation
My husband objected to the operation and had me
try Lydia E. Pinkham'sf Vegetable Compound l
soon commenced to get better and am now well
mend Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound to
any woman as wonderful health restorern-Mrs.
BLANCHE JEFFERSON, 7O3 Lyon St, Des Moines Iowa.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
3D. FIRE
Insure WitH
W.O. HINTON & SON,Agts
Ia "a n -
HOUSE BURNS IN ABSENCE OF
FAMILY.

The two-story frame residence be-
longing to Bob" Hunt, a farmer,
located two miles east of WOODBURY.,
in Warren county, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, caused by burning
Goals falling from the kitchen stove
to the floor. Hunt, his wife and
two children were spending the day
and night at the home of Mrs.
Hunts father, Clay Weir, nearby.
The building was burned to- the
ground and the contents totally
destroyed. The owner did not carry
insurance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-07
Fire, Wind and Lightning
Insurance.
Thomas, Woodford & Bryan.

Miss Helen P. eMcCormick, New
York's first woman prosecuting az
torney, is advocating women judges
for childreh's courts, for nlgnt
courts and for courts OF domestic
relations. (
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-27
Ferry Police Recover
ConStab|e'S Bank Roll
GANG OF PROFESSIONAL DIPS Re
FUND S135 TO PRE- THEIR
PAL.
Ohio-Sids Police Are More Clever Than
Ptckpookets and Force Them to
Return Money.

Displaying more clererness than
gang Of professional pickpockets, Mar
tins Ferry police yesterday forced a
gang of dips that has peen working this
vicinity to refund the $3.50 stolen Satur-
day evening on a Rayland car from Con-
stable Duncan. With no clue whatever
TO work upon. tho Martins Ferry police
Immediately took up the battling case
and within q few hours had arrestea
Frank Berman. Mt. Clemens. Mich,
man, on suspicion that he knew some
thing about the case.
Berman was arrested on q street car
after he had been Swallowed for some
time and although protesting Innocence
he was locked up Throughout the
night he spent money lavishly, sending
for large sacks Of fruit and offering
tips to the officers. which they refused
and otherwise indicating that he was a
man who got his money with little
labor. When arrested he had S32 and
spent about one-third OF this on food
and telephone calls.
The police had little against htm' but
they told him that he knew who had
picked the constable's pockets If he had
done it himself. Fearing probably that
they would hold him until his past rec
ords was Investigated, Berman got in
touch with some Of Tvs pals and yester-
day afternoon q tool was sent to tho
Martins Ferry city building with the
$3.50. Since the police had no charge
against Berman. they were forced TO re-
lease him. HIS Identification was ef-
fected through q registration card tha:
was found in his pockets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-27
AailAir0 Briefs

Robert Hutchinson. who Is employed
ut Cambridge, was O visitor in Bellalro
yesterday.
Richard Horn and Ernest Rail. of
Bloomdale. o.. were guests at the Shep-
herd home on Noble street, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Neal left last
night for visit at Bethesda.
Mrs Walter Stubbins who has been
confined in the local hospital. Is improV-
ing and will be able to return home in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks will leave
today for a visit with friends at Co.
lumbus.
Miss Ella Miller has returned from
visit with friends at Pittsburgh
home on Gravel Hill.
Miss Marie Watt, OF Union street. has
returned from visit with friends at
Cleveland.
Mrs. Florence Wolfe and daughter.
Miss Evelyn. have returned from a
visit at Atlantic City and eastern
points.
Fred seabright has returned to Gary.
Ind, after a visit with his parents, on
Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Floyd Smith and son. Of Cleve-
land. are guests Of local relatives.
Miss Clara Campbell Of New Concord.
has returned home after q visit with
relatives hero.
Miss Ethel Creamer. Of Gravel Hill.
Is visiting friends and relatives at
Woodsf1eld.
Mrs. G.. Schmidt who has been Ill at
her homo on North Jefferson street, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fawcett are
spending @ few days at Epworth park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-27
NEUHARDT PITCHES TR0EHMANNS.
To VICTORY AGA|NGST HUNTINGTON
Selling Musical Mer'
chandise Plus Service

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Aug. 28.--
The Strochmann team OF Wheeling jour
neyed to Huntington and defeated what
Is supposed to he the fastest semt-pro-
fessionai team in the state, by the score
OF TO today.
It was learned upon arrived OF the
Stroehmanns that Huntington had made
all arrangements tn take them over. and
had several mon under contract from the
ma jors." Shelton. in center field being
a member Of the Detroit Tigers. while
Dcrrieral. their first baseman. was
member OF the same team.
The only Objectionable feature OF the
game was the conduct Of Dutch Nazell'
on the coaching lines. who saw ut to
use methods to win that the Stroehmann
team was not accustomed to. Aside from
this feature, the Stroehmann boys were
treated royalty by the Huntington club.
and particularly by Mr.. Jacobs the sec
rotary Of the Huntington club. who could
not do enough forl them.
Much praise must be given Harry Neu-
hardt, who pitched the most remarkable
game that has been witnessed In Hunt
ing, striking out Shelton and Derrieral.
the league stars.
Owing to an accident to Ed Houtch.
Il became necessary for Neuhardt to
pitch both games Saturday at st. Mary's
and todays. going the eighteen innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-27
MOUNDSV|lLE
rv.n.v-soyeu Hefused Exemption

or the first 1877 exemption claim
acted upon by tho Marsha!i eou"|o
DRIFT board, - were rejected WINE .
total Of 10 were granted. Inc 80
claims for exemption we're filed py ii'e'.
who successfully passed the phFs'es'
examination between August ana 49,
The finding Of the hoard or 'he
mainder Of applications for e1emp,ioI'
will n. completed early this week, wheh
a,,,n1ota rcnort will be submitted FOR
publication.
The following who nled claims for eN-
omntIon we're refused discharge: FRANK
SUDDEN. Bcnwood: Chas. Howard SNIP
lev, Moundsville: William Wodiske, Mc-
Mechcn; Roy Wells Arrick. PROCTOR
stanley Patton. Moundsviilc; Johh
Wesley Crow. r. n. No. /. Moundsviiie;
Harry Clair Richmond. Manchester
Road. Akron: Asa Shepherd. r. D. No. J.
Glen Easton. Jacob V. CndcrdonK
Moundsrile; Harry Bartels, WheeL,ns'
James Vim. Voltz. Moundsrille: Elias
Abraham. Moundsvillc: Jess D. II. Sui
IIvon Noundsville: Wesley hurry Ros-
sIer, McMechen: Harry w. Wick. X. u.
No. s, Elm Grove: William W. white
Moundsville: veot c. Bianco. Benwood;
Clarence T. Rush Mnundsville; Jesse
G. Icnri. Moundsvillc; Noah G. Ryan. X
u. Captina: Jesse Bond levitt Mounds
willie: Constantine Alonzo. Renwood;
Warren Montgomery, MoundsViile;
Henry Peter King Proctor; Chas. W..
Pond. Moundsville: Morris Stern. BEN
wood.
Those who will make up Marshall
county's initial increment for the ne"
National army will today receive no
ticcs 10 prepare In leave for training
cauns within "a hours after they are
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