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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-17
Humanity Is Naturally De-
PRAYED, Says DR.. Johnson
To Campers
SANCTIFiCATION HELD
OUT AS ONLY CURE
Special Services For Epworth
League; DR.. Johnson Is
sues Challenge

The spiritual tide of revival innu.
ence at Camp Sychar is rising. Every.
thing is running in systematic order
Harmony prevails everywhere. Ilv.
eryone connected with the promotion
of the institution is on the job from
the guards at the front gate to the
policeman on the grounds.
Rev. G. l.. Lewis, president of the
association, keeps steady watch oy-
er all the services and does his utmost
to make all visitors and campers feel
free and AT home.
Tuesdays Speakers
The following speakers took part
in the public exercises Tuesday:
Rev. j. M. Porter, Dr. j. q. Mantle,
DR.. Andrew Johnson, Rev. G.. W. But
Ter, Mrs. Sadie Mishey and Miss Edna
Banning.
DR.. Johnson preached at the morn
ing hour on what he termed "Thc Orig
inal Cure for Original Sin" He affirm
ed that the whole human race Is nat
urally depraved, that this infection of
nature remains even in all Christian
people who have not as yet received
the second work of grace, but those
who receive the sanctifying baptism of
the Holy Spirit are entirely cleansed
from all original sin.
"NeW Thought" Denounced
The speaker reviewed the opinion Of
a number Of noted theological writer's
and divines on the question under con
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-17

sideration and quoted score of scrip
turai verses in support of the propo-
sition that II Is possible to become
free from all original sin In this life.
lie severely denounced the new
thought idea of sin which defines II
az "a shadow east by mans immatnr
ity" or IA ngment Of the imperfcctly
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-17

Battery Il is in need of two or three
gasoline stoves for use in camp, ac-
cording to First Lieut.. Headington,
who said Wednesday that in all proba-
bility there are many Of these stoves
in Mt. Vernon that have been discard
ed with the increasing use of natural
gas, and such stoves would be highly
appreciated by the local soldiers.
Capt Vincent b. Welker arrived in
Mt. Vernon Wednesday morning and
will remain here until assigned to
duty. Capt. Welker has been desig-
mated as commanding officer of the
local battery, but since being station
ed at Fort Benjamin Harrison has not
been assigned to duty as such. He
may receive orders TO take up his
duties here within n few days.
Uniforms for Battery f. have been
nhipped and will probably arrive in
| this city about the last of this week
according to Lieut.. IIeadington Wed
nesday. The equipment sent will pro
vide each man with his initial allow
ance of clothing, although more vii
be issued to each one later. When this
first shipment arrives, each mans vii
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-17
MINISTER'S CHALLENGED

T. The following challenge was >.
!. issued by Dr. Andrew Johnson \
!. during his sermon ON Original \
j. Sin" at Camp Sychar Tuesday: \
.k "a here and now challenge \
j. every so.called modern Meth J
j. cdist preacher in the state OF J
i. Ohio TO public debate on the !
j. following, my propositions: !
j. "a will affirm that entire sanc; !
j. tificatlon Is second work Of >
j. grace. will deny the proposi- .,
j. ton that children are born pure :
j. and do not need to be regener- I.
u ated.
y. "Aa n Methodist preacher, | .
j. want this challenge sent by the .
j. press throughout the entire .
j. state"
j. i. y. !. !. !. J. !. !. !. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
C0NSCRIPT ARMY
MUST Be PHYSICALLY
FIT, SAYS PERSHING

I'AHr. AuE Mnlnr GrurruI
Irrrhur rururu.,n,rI - the American
"kr"hrI"n III France. told Tia" hnr"rl
nI"d I'r"ur day II wmu hlrhh rrr"n
IinI thar the m,rm lu Americans con
mrirl army uh"uId i" In "srrII"nt
plIynlcHl ruudiIiuu we'll hlirIpllurh
and capable at luhi vIdunI urIIuu Ito
addict IlraI -, army mEuuiInllum uuIId
lr hIli frum lhr hnil"u NJ. "nrh man
hnh nIIl'"I ,,.N"IlmE all bis "u"rri"n L"
til" wnIE The general nIId
"tIut n'u uu-i Ia. IA i'''nd rhYrl" "hI
'"nhiii"u h"'nInE Ih'it m'thIn clean
nnL ih'r,hr 'nInli, al meeting lhu
II las 'nuLllI"ur 81 im'd,.in ~hIfui".
.ll' u,'n ruttHI h."in I" "l"'F "Ih'tn
Ir"unril, luiil,tti' "ni olIIlurIr. bat
u"t "a, ...n"lly ",,I''n,"lI'"iI'.
I "hIr. !" IL, w"iL '"tt'nnnIi'.
Ia. ""r,. .us,. Il" "L amt ",",hI,1"
o,ud, "rr",i'"Ii''''. l"I "n "''tF IL
lhinhi"r n,'m. '"'" "iit li"li "l'i""li' 4.
"t." Iutl '"ImLI' "nI ,'."'lT !" """'t'n"
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IT,. Elii,L - Ir'l"I,"'.iI"i'd "n "",""
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IIu. u,,n n,,tri l.. ,"n,. ~ ,rnIl,"
IIrl en, T.. n,L .r',,I 80 r,l" bat ",'l
"r. '..."r d,,""l,.ltur ll'" mIu,''ri -
rrr. urh "ll'uII"n 1" lu"u'r go"
rrrr
ii..u,rnI Trrnl,lur lII"urh .u,ur -,
rumi,pil"n /" ~ t""IhHlI I"nm ln whlrh
rnrh urun lm irnIu''l 4" rltY"l'"l r"r
Irrlluu uu,l"I alli't hlgrIplInr. hui ln
,rruI,l. ,T brilliant luhI IyIiIuni action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
GERMANY DEMANDS
4 LOAN IN GOLD
FROM SWITZERLAND

WhHIilHurOH. - o.. Aug T.
Confirmation has r"nrhnd tho fltsis
department ~ Tho report That H"rn'h-
ny har demanded n lnpn In gold frunn
Hwlincrinud IN return for rnnI IN nf
ilrInI rItrlrn hrr" llIH IN lnlrrn nm "ul
phnHln ~ th" nIurlrT uf nnnnrlnl am
ruIiIrn In which Germany nnhr her.
n"lf nl pTrnrul
Germany In in r"rluuH need ~ gnln
Iu inrrt the uhllEnIlunn whlrl nhn hhn
lnruTrrd with Ihurr urltirnlr win
whom rhr Cnn trhhr. fnr German pa
per inuury IN 40 longer Ia fhV0r hnh
The vninr III the iirInihn nIhrh In dr
pIrisInIlnr dlmInhl Ia Tho vnnlhhlnG
point
;iwII,rIlnnh In Trrlniln9 The 'lrinhnh
nn,i II u lr ~ rnnrh nh" in ln fhi hclini
nhnim ban Iinlnud a. ia" Nrnn'l,n"
vIuu ,.uIIil lun ~ ,u"Gl ulIhrI military
~ 'rniriiiIl" nrII"nnl"u ft"H 'I"t
ulnnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
SENATE DEBATE ON
WAR REVENUE BILL
TO OPEN THURSDAY

WAblIINGTDN u e., Aug I
, IIt m M. iI,,,,,, vuI Inn
49,
NV. ''"''''" "''
TIA" i"h"t" hn"i'r" '"''h'i''"" !" "V'
,, nuG 3lu NUu Ia urw Insra. la n'lr'i
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"t''"'"'' "''' '""'''' ~ wv"
,linl"tsni ~ the i"'''l l'EihI"Il'h !" '"'"
I"~ hLIIuunn iilmiiI''I'", "i III" h"hh'"
'"innIliI"". said l'' rI"nn'I '' '"lI "i'
ia" i"v'nti" "'"""'ii" Ii''ni'h'"'''F 81
l"i Tia" v'h' ih" Va" '''' WIZ ''
rIr,m The rprluai Iirhi "f way unili
,ll"i",n"l "l ! II" h'h"'" ih ""l"' ''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
APACHE INDIANS ON
WAR PATH IN SIERRA
ANCHAS MOUNTAINS

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nln"" IN ~" hlH'II'l INV" ""'I'"h'""
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
REGU| ATOMS
FOR NEW ARMY
BEING. WORKED OUT ,
BY MARSHAL CROWDER
These Arc Final and Will
Govern Actual Mobilization
OF the Men Selected.
AfIItfktlTnN ID e. huY

WANIltNuTON. - C.. Aug T..
lInvort Mnrnhnl Gcn"rnl tr"wdnr
and hla nRnininntr arn nj work an III"
nnnl rrt nf rrguln,l"nr IN hr prnInui
rni"d this week. to "umpI"l" tho organ
BnIInn nf III" u"l""iiv" ilruri war
array They wiII govern Ia" nclunl
mobilization ~ III" men Hrl"Cinh
HtntrInrnln lrnurd to-day by the
War department show lhni rrnlinIih
nry nEurra plnrn the inlnl fore" or Iii"
mat luunl guard Inkru intn the FrilrIhl
service huEunI b. at Ia.OJa nillcrrn and
ilDhJi inru An,thrT abatement
nhowr,l that iHn. idh wnI Snlunir"rn
have been rcGIulird f"I The regular
nrrvlcn rlnco hpfil lowing only
about : 400 .n'"n'lon LA lin ieEui"rH
al VA Airnnslh.
Ihrno ngufun in6an HAT nppI"il
muloiy 1at UuD mcn a." nav unh"'
.,,.a n."iu.ivn "f ia" n"sY "nh a."
,tuo ,uI I.n ~ bc Supplemented ~lilln
Ii,n nu.i Tow ~"aha hy NM hnn '"I""'i
uuda, Ihu aaI".iiNn .I'"fi hin 81 Ih'i
I,It., nu,uh.t "i..uI Enh nDb ~Iil '"n,
,.,..o ihn ihi,d n,""I "i""'""i ~ il''' wa
.,ny Il,, national "'",g, nal Ia" ."
unln,trI ~lli T." u, NJ ~ Ih" 'rrhl"'",
Tho run,,i nnl Ih"i, '""r'""n
VIII ah.r, h-.Iun"."'.
Thr ,uhlll,"li"n '"r"I"'l""" WI
,J,or l,,w ~" h,rfI c'l ""n ~" !" h"
nrrlrnrL Already NJ" WV i'"pr~t
mont hnr torrlv"d ""un'l""r nppll"n
il,,nr from mon c"rinln !" "" rnl'"d IN
tho r,ri lncrrmrn, VI III" 'inf f"r""n
for nuulpnmoni 10 some particular nrn
pr branch ~ the nrrvlrr. Whore n
mnn hnn breu numr,nn"'l by hlH local
board for phynrnl examination no
mcthnh e1lrir whereby hH may rnllHt
I'm Tho rcgularn and have hla service
count on tho homo quota. u In prom
ahlc. however, that nome effort Will bo
madc To mc~t tho wiaheH OF the draft
fCoutinusd On Ka6s Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
DRAFT SITUATION
IN OKLAHOMA NOW
PRACTICALLY NORMAL

nUINIipMN 'Ilf. h"E ''"""
,Iru,o ihni - urn j'nliv "f Ih" i""Ih""'"
nf i'-,IpnI '', Ia h'Iu" ~" l"r"I \" w"
tiuII,,I ttInI"r nn,I viliinu 4" Il" military
urryI.. d"rrII' "rr"nIf"d f"nl"I"h'" ia
tho d,nn "n ~" I'nri "r Tow. w"" 80
, ,r-rr.I In,irhI hy iInr'rn"r it"l'"Il u
WllilnuIr IL commenting go lI" I""'
tI,ui unrrunI ,",rIlil''Un rlIIu"llY h"v"
been I'.rI"r"i IL ih" ""unIi"n vlt"t"
II,,r, turu hmrr h"rn. hlil"l ln lh1 ~f.
rn,In nr ,.nrs"- l." 'Iu'II "II'"mti"n 4" lilo
draft
Il III r,uI W at I" rrn'l lr""p~ la lh"i ~
Usrrri M u I""l r"n"Il, ll" E"r"fhn'
,,u IL "in lot ihn .itIr"nn ih"run"i v"a I'n'
,,u,yn Ihn irnulih w"n unnrrmll"hl" rfn"T
IhuI ~. "a whrIr III" i"'plr veto nhn"
Iutuiy I"snl nui Thoroughly "In"nnhln /"
law nnh "ri"r
rIfIy rm"i" ,liRfi r""lnI"Tr w"Tn nr
,rrIrh I"lmy ln,.ludlnH Iw" alleged
Irud~rr "lr. fnI'h nul nInn nmIn"'l
inL II wna nu,'nIn""h That It"y irnun
nr IInk t.Iuv" nnh I"hn. linIuhnIht "T
We vokn Hnlh 1" h,l "TFhnlh'In "f til"
"W"rkinH tInna tinl"n.' w"T" Iw" "f Tia"
men fnr whnIn ia" E"VrruIn"ul viii mnh
Ih" death r"""liy "n 'hn'p"n "r lrn"""n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
SENATE AGREES
ON FOOD VOTE
TAXI, FINAL. ACTION
ON MEASURE. Today


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flunIly vote Vt Inoilnw ht " c'""p "h
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mani ,u lIu ntni uhu,inlnt,nll"u f""h
Inn r,nyI,llur 81 r,nl mutv,y nud ~
u,u,ut,II,uo Ia oIIuIIini" uiuluiIluu
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..,,, ,.,,,,,I,,r r.hu ,surrI tn vote
,,, ihr rnuIrrrrn' drnn, hplur"nIIv
,,.,,uI,.d Iu ,nuvI,liun among lhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
STATES MAY
SEIZE MINES
GOVERNORS OF SIXTEEN
STATES WILL. CONFER


riiirEur. Aur ! f"iilnIls" Ia
"nlIlnr " '"uIu,"u"" "f ih" r"v"'n"In
81 rIrl,nu nlrIun. uI ihirnp". Nururi
10 TnI ih" pnuN uT lnhlur rnit'"il'Hl
nrIiuu /" ,"hu," 'unl r,Ir"n. ov"n II"
Ihr ~riuuI ur uoliIuR III" nin"r WIN
Inhnn Eudav hy Tho IIIlnuIn rtuIn ""uu
ril uf dnGonn"
Tho report ~ I.ovy Mayer. chnh
mnn OF tho INV nnd l"rinlnii"n com
milton whlrh h"lh thni ia" p"V"In"'r
hnvr power to n"ixn nin"n wnH
uhupI"d
Guy"rnorr nf tho following n'"lon
viii hr asked To- attend Tho ""nf"i
rnr". T"unnrnr". tIUrllI nmhnln. !i"ulh
nnhutn. uhiu H"mIucky. Nchrn"hn.
NJ MlnruurI, Ennrnr. Went Virginia Penn
ryIvnnln. Indiana. Michigan. WInc"m
hIn lava MlnuuruIu and lIilu''in
Amer calling uIIcntI"n 1" Ia" cill
icul runl rilnailuu Ia illluuln Tho npln
inu "f MI M"i"r nnYn
"'ThnugiI nni huini"f"In lnvnh"'l
Ihrrn are uyniinhln fundamental prln
"Iuion al law that iuiulnh mn"nn ~
,hInf" An ln mut liurIu Tho "pInl"n
nuur,ninI"n.
"u'hul. ncI,uro by tho nI"I" "nI
"po,niinn by u hu,lnr ia" p"tl"l ~
Tho wnt ~ ia" ""uI ulu"u Ia thin
ulnln Hniua r"puil rupI"n,u l"H III ~
pIlu"iplo M nId nn ruv"Iuu"nl lln"lf
Ihr,o In M lInpli"i nrr""n"ui "u ih"
pnIl uf rv"iv mruIhu, ~ u"'.l"p lhnI
IIn own luhlv-lunl wnlfnro nn,l pI"p
uIIy mhnli Ia rnrnn nf nc"rnultr. r"ld
{" lhmI uT Ilt" nlni" Th" r"lhur" ct
Tho onnI nImrn rnn hr rn"Uinh with
nul the Innlll,llInn Of lm,liolnI rr"r""d
Iugu aud thuu court d"lnrr u" nv"l'i"h
rho IIrhl uf the rinIo Ia unr"n nf THU
kind hur rur Nm foundation the rnrIlr
Iiy uf ruvrIrlHnlp lIrolf mud il" "a"
irInr nf eminent huunlu nnd til"
pullcr pnwnrr rnppnrI lh" Right.
Nipto iinu Pnwor.
""rho urrcrniIlrn liul confront II
ntntn Ia Ihr rxrTclnu nr tn uuvrr"lEu
nr fur ilir nnrrIy nnd protection al ilr
pnnplc. inherently require lhnl IT,"
rinl" nIInIl hnvc III" pnwnr lu tnh"
pruprttY fnT puhllr urn nnd Ia NAH ~
lunt conpounnIluu therefor thereafter.
"lr tho rinin UpcrnInn Tho rnnI uIin"n
during thu war II nrnln ~ prlr"n Tor
llr coal mined Cnn hN Cntnhlhltrh hY
III" ntnln and changed frum Tim" L"
linr Ia m"ni vnrluur Cundlllunr. The
oxlhInr wupr ncnl" Cnn. ir ruh'lllnuH
require. hn lnrr"nrrh by Tia" rtnl"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
CANADA SPENDING
$850,0O A DAY

OTTAWA AUG i'"unhn'" war "'
IrndIturou NJ" new nhuuI fRbn hUn
,lny, thu IuuI Im July - frluH iGH1. .0nn,-
nnn nrrnr,IlnE /" ftruI"r undo rnhll" tn
,In, 1hir "rI,m InrIu'loH uphc"p Of Gun
a,IInu iT""pa IN Franc" fnr which 'nnndn
nwrr 'iTrnI IIrllnIh {3I2.D00.ho0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
on JUMrR TEN Cent?

hNDMOilF. Oklr. hur The
magnolia Petroleum. company TODAY
posted nm nhvnncr nf ten rents u hur
rel for II"nIdtnn rrlil" oil This Il
The mrrouh advance IN six days the
prICn KutnE from 30 cents tu II. TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
FIGHTING At
A STANDST|LL.
ITIII.I;, ACTIVITY ON
ANY BATTLE. 'FRONT.'
Small infantry Mnnruvcra
Wlh.H,c,rna lol I nnndnna
Ncnll.cnn It,,MI{cl,cni.

hnIhr f,n,n Tia" IIunnl"n th"ulI", III"
nIIr a. u nInn,iniill Ii"ini'nI' 'lm"ntn, at
uuutr pulnIu attaining fnlIlP vI"l"n'
riuImnII,tnn nnd ~ "nilrur I'l"'"h
uunIl Infantry u"n"uv"'n, hmy" 90
,uItrh nn III" fInni la llnn'l"i", hN
40 l.uI lli" np'Inil"u" IIWv" n"' 'hh"h
uu Ih, nnp.rI 81 It rniII I"unrl"l"h !"
umrLI"u nf IT," hIn ullI"l div" Witch
Ihr hnL wrniI,"r IL inst w""h l""iIrli
| 4" an uhrmrI "uh
Thr tnunhlour "U'inlinG nEnlu"t
.rnn hmyr nruIu mnh" ihturlm "i I"
ru, r"r,nIuI untuI" Into Ih" "urlr"nn "I
Tho nlruntly "u""Inpnurrh cont r"nlr"
hlrh npI,nr"uilr 'nnn"i l"nE win
rInnd ruplIulnIl"u Nv III" mn" 81 "ur
IInIm Irrn Iho I",nnmr ~" "nh"nv"'
lup Iu hcup hnrh further "nrI"nch
m,uin into tI,uIr l"IInIn hrr". but oV"m
with IhIn n" nTmln"' lh"m. ll'" lnli"i'.
III Gurnhinnr ""utlmu" nlm"rl d"ilV 10
".Iruh lI"lr unrn uud now M" nrmlY
ruu,uIIrrd on IT," uuuth nnh w"h nul
rklrin nr tho town.
rho nrpirniiuur uf III" iicrInnn
crown rIiuru lu win t"Irlt"rY nEhImm
General I,tnlun i"rrrn mn The south
rIn front III France hnv" not hr y"l
been achieved in the ihnnIl'nrn" u"
piun the rIrnoh hnvr penetrated lhn
urimnu lIilrr ai thrr" pIn'"n nnd on
! the TumulIr h,ur"Ih wand lllII dNP
r-ri" uf III" N"I'lnm fI"nl. have I'"'
I Id"rn pirh I"rr"N 'ir'mI"n ATTEMPT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
128 OUT 0F 2O2 EXAMINED
IN WHEELING FIT FOR ARMY


puI ~ :Da Who"iinr unn ~h" np
p~nrod hrf"n iho 'iiy """r"i Ip'l""
hunI,l lea "pnminniInn IN IL lhnli rhya
teal finsun f,i military noINl"o yonioI
day nnd rhnar tr,n,'in had hnnn nh
haloi nl Tat" h",r l""i nlEh'. IN
uunilflnd To-, "o,viur HnYnhiY f"nr
u,rn ~oto i"I"rio'i fur pliYhl""l u"
fr,Ir rlui f,.i ~nN Ioar"nnihln u" a
u,n l"rlty III III" '"I""li"nH
Thlr announcement mndo by IuhHo
isrn u ii"n""h"i "hnlImhn ~ tho "liY
r"nnrriplI.n i."nIl rnninnth"n Tho !"
ruIi "r III" rrri iny'r lnnh "f n"i""'ihR
Wh""linG.r 'u"ln II mp men f"i 'h"
nov national nrnnY I u wnn h"n''F
ml.lnirlt whrn tIidg" Ii"nrrhrr nnh
rnpInlu Il"urr rr"hiu" nft"r r"v"rnl
h",,,r' hnrh w"rh. hnh pr"gr"rr"h fnr
cunmrh with ih~Ir innp~"tI"n ~ th"
,ny'n work Ia make p"rrlhl" ihlr h'l"I
announcement ~ ih"h "nnvnn
twenty raIl to Mood Gait
T%n hundred nnh nfi y min" n~n
w~r~ 'rIl'd Tm "snnlnh,lnn "n ia"
nrM dns ar this rnml"r lh"r" nI"
- men who lnIl"d Ia t"Hp"nh !" III"
call iu report Ih"mn"lr"n fuI phyhl""'
rLnIhiuhIi.n lulE" linnr"h"r rinl"d
lnrt evening that thor" men viii hr
certified /" ih" hlniTlri h"nIh f"r lh"
nuIIhrIn ,llrIri'i nf West Virginia hn
having Brrn passed d" uuhiln"'l lot
military r"rei"" nnh Hnhl"'i !" emil i"i
>uTh s@ttirr. nnl 'N"niuallf 'hrF VIII
b- ,"iilil"h !" Ih" IO''i nin"t' az ~
scrI"I, t'nlrar 'h~ men "rrr"' ~lih
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TIM w ThTHER.

won't Vlr"inln. W"HL"rn P"nnHYlvnnln,
Ohio OyGn nIunRI thunder nh0worH Hnd
mt quito M warm W"dnoHdayi Thura-
day. purity cloudy
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IItIInIIsiII MaIteIIUGi

IinvInE li"uil "n"hioh. m"iuli IiiIn'lrh
the dIunn'.ih,m Ia lh" liumrl"n "In'F
~ hiIvn No iturrlnun 'nIl al Va"
rI,uIti pat nl iIniI'lm "uh liuh"~lit"
tho hunlIuiI,tIuunn. now Im"" b"run
Ia n,uilh.rn Nulhn vin tnnn"nV'i lhn
r,Irruuu IT whlrll w"mIld u" ~ ""ni ~"
Itrulnur" nruIurl IL" lIu"r'' llui"rnlnn u
lluu hnIrlnr VI" WY I" llrrr"i"h'"
~ Euhrhuul IL" "u"n'l han r'Iu"h n
rwlII hlnw NJ tho hrfru'l"ir uf W"
lIu" nud IuIrn,I ihnm n"t'"ir il" Ilv"'
rytln,lrrtIn ihrr"hr IlII'ui"nIng III"
rrunrInp uG tho IuwrT HrI'Ih uuh tho
rnnh IL thlnIr nun uf Tho rhI"f llu
nrnnInn iuwnr 80 ~" IInuuhr 1Illl
rrrunlulnT Ia Iiuiunrlnu hnuhH A
number uf ruun 1T vnrluun rnlIhr"n
nnI .lnu prltnur,n w"r" inh"n by III"
luvnd"ru
10 th" north. along Tho IiVrIrithn
river ln IInInnulh Iwr ltuHHlhn r"FE
nruin turned IInlIuI nnh llrl r"np"ll
inE llin main IuIr"n ni The lturhlhhH
hers Ia IrIlir again n"V"Ihl nlI'h
firnI Il ElIupuluug IN nutIilI"in liuhn
wtnn HE IlunrInnr rave battle on lhr
h,llhin nf M"llI hat w"rc defeated
nnh fuI',.d IL ,u'i" I"IInln ~ n"V"I"l
tnnluIr IntllirI uuiIh The lIunalnut az
nt ulpr win iho cu"niy nnd "up"I
Guilty uir m,'I" Ilnn h"lhInr Ih'lI
own, "u u'Ev"Iul r"'luIn h"rlnr liIv"h
I.nrh Ilr IruIunl. uhrnnr'h i'trin
li"'V"siIuu t'"ra
rnhInr "lt"uI"r" 81 th" r"ll""I 81
4 4. Ia.
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.RF- ORGANIZATION Of ARMY UNITS
ORDERED By WAR DEPARTMENT

nr the. nId ,Iivirion Of thrc" bTIEsdss,
, .nch ,'nInpI lrinu ihrno rnHimonin Of In.
| fnnIry. There attn will In ihroo rsEi-
n"niu "r n"i nrilllnry IN onrh hlvISlon.
'rhur Ia ia" now organization thnrs Will
H., ihr"G rngluIontn or noid nriillnry to
| uvury fur rrKIrnnnIn of infantry In.
| rIrn,l ur the ratio nr Ihrnn To Dind, in
nddiIi"n. n trench mortar bati1ry ia a..
in'II"d In rnrh dIvlnlnn,
"Thr uncliInn gun arm II also mate
rInIIy .uiIIHud. A mnGhIHn gun bat
ImiI"n at f",ir C"Inpnnirh han l1.n made
u unii "f each hivlhi"n. la addition TO-
the three n'a"hI"n Kun H"nipnnlos In
, .lu'i'd IL, "n,b IrBIinnul-
Itin ninniIor His.l liVlsInnH sail f0Bl
uruIi,I "hnHrn "I all nHIIs ~ fan nshttAN
sIrhhrIl, t", ihih Iurp"Ga iaHUr - kal-
| i"iIrn" viii hn i.I"pi,isd. Thsss rlle
'",alni al ma iG.n G""it "nd aTs listtd
~ IL" rrtni"i .n'i'i ""I."iais tvaiHs
Imr L"tt"II"n" 'Ii,@ nui,,i,.T ~ lhGka
I"i,"ll," be-. "i h."" ",.L. iui,tis,
I".I"ii" - .-rIni,"t"i ".n".I.n iI"a hIA
"I".' "i'II,"hr Zee military .."-"n.s |
r.".Id-- H.-i U-iL.
H li,n ,,"~ n,'I',t tn"gI'l." fr, ~ amy
"",r" ""d ",'"l." nrIi" r-hlnh EasS
r,".,l,"IIg ,-i"t.d "ulr -, r"rst -l."s
il"D ,tvlI ~, ''"tr- ~",- msrui--'L
,I,,,t"r 10" rtrnI"l, -", hm, ~r,r not
""im"llv "r"'"'"h "- "u"h =" my EtrhkI
: rI,,,i
- "rl' "iIrr r'ir" viii rnurlst %
Ih'r" Iuf"uirv dlvl"I"nr, r"rr" h-ahI
u,"r'",r "nh r',inIu nrmy corps troUps
r"i "I'",'lnr'I Iln"h nrIuy VIII nrrmAllv
,,u"I"i Of Ihr"" ~ nlnrn army cprpss
nrtny hrn1uunrirrn mud roriRln army
ir""pu not rrrUlfl"h
"rlrr nrhrr rr"cinnH 10 dlvlHlnnN ~
~" unil"nnl nrny ~ bn "rEHniInh me
number IRON. "a Ia ~. both Inclusive
md uini"n Ia" nnmhnrH To bn Rlypn U
"nch ~ Ih" dln"roui units IN each d.
viHuu. II pr"vidcr TINT ~" ~ Atvt-
ninnn OF tho national Runrd now Oroon-
iZch shall bo rcOrETnZ"d tn CONFORM tOl
tho new plnn nr nunn ns prnciichhlo aI.i
Tor their arrival In the training
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T. he w cat h or

On...iau.i .h"wsts, ""' ." warm Wshr
u..dryi ih"t.d-y r-'Ny "'"""V'
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tooatinu.d On YaSs rsn.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-08
IS BETTER
UNDER DRY STATUTE
Fewer Gases OF Misdemeanors Arr
Found In Recorders Court; Stock
ade Is Almost Empty.

r Conduct OF Atlanta, Ga, is rapidly
improving An enormous decrease
in arrests for cases OF drunkenness
and disorderly conduct has been
noted in the recorders court. says
the constitution.
This, according to the constitution.
has been accompanied by a lessening
OF criminal cases during the dark
hours of the morning. as reported by
officers who patrol the streets OF the
city from dusk to sunrise, and short
age of labor at the stockade for the
care of highways.
Since the bone-dry law went into
effect a heavy decrease in misde-
meanor cases has been noted. Dur
Tn signing OF the drastic law. zo5
cases for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct were disposed OF In the re-
corder's court In the twenty-eight
days following that event only so
cases for these Inisdemeanors were
tried. and seventy-one were either
fined or sent TO the stockade.
At the stockade, where formerly
there were several gangs OF ten to
twenty men each available for work
on the streets. there are now hardly
nough men to form one full squad.
Superintendent of Construction Collier
says that before long the city will be
put 10 the expense OF hiring iaborerx
Fines are decreasing. During April.
1916. the recorders court collected
fines amounting to s7.o3575. and In
April, 1siT, received s4332. a little
more than half If things keep on
the city will soon have a police force
with nothing TO do but keep people
from getting under autos.
Fewer hurglaries are recorded. and
there are fewer calls for officers IL.
the residential sections
The old so-called high class crimes
such as frauds have not decreased no.
.ttceahly. bp. petty y criminals and
loafers have almost entirely disap-
peared There is decrease in bust
ness at the ali-night restaurants and
loafiing places. for the young men are
at home in bed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-08
RICHMOND VIRGINIANS 8
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
Local Club Goes Up Against Jack Dnnn's Monumental City
Birds Today Tomorrow and Twice Monday -Knabe
and His Men Come Back Tuesday For Long Stay.

AEer getting an even break with
the Newark Bears, who have been
heading the International league list
these many days. the virginians Will
leave this morning for a four-game
series in Baltimore with Jack Duun's
Orioles
Special interest centers on this
quartet Of games. In the hrst place,
there is that old rivalry between
Richmond and Baltimore, and in the
other. 1t will be the homecoming OF
Otto Knabe, who formerly managed
the Baltimore Terrapins in the Fed
eral league. Otto has a lot Of friends
in. the Monumental city and they will
be out en- masse to see him lead his
team into the field against Jack Dunn.
the razor-voiced leader OF the Birds.
The Orioles have been, gofHE, good
this season, and Jack Dunn does not
think he will have any trouble IN
vanquishing the Virsinians. But otto
thinks different He believes that ne