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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
In Many Counties and Cities
Republican Ticket Had But
Corporals Guard of Voters.
MAJORITY PROBABLY
FORTY THOUSAND
Meetze Claims ElectiontoHouse
By One Majority--Gover-
nor's Nephew Elected From
Russell County.

The entire state Democratic ticket
and probably more than eighty five
out of 100 members of the house OF
delegates were elected by the Virginia
democracy yesterday.
While figures were not available last
night and early this morning from the
entire state It is believed that the ma
.jority of Westmorelaud Davis over
Thomas J. Muneey will reach 10000
votes, Notwithstanding the extremely
light vote polled throug hout Virginia
In practically every city and county
in the state, save@tn a few Of the rock :
ribbed Republican counties of the
Southwest. the Democratic ticket car
rsed the day. In the normally Repub~
loan counties ths majorities of the
Republican ticket were very much re-
Aaced.
Republicans Get small Vote.
In many Of the counties and cities
of the state the Republican ticket hRa
practically no following at all. The
Democratic vote In many places was
the lightest ever known. In the city
Of Petersburg. with a registered vote
Of $500, the vote cast was approxt~
nate1y $50. Richmond did better IN
proportion. bur It's vote WIS sarpFiS-
3ngiy small
Meetxe Claims Eieesicn.
Christopher ]. AfeetSe, member Of the
house from Prince William cougty.
and running az aa independent against
c. 4. Sinclair. claims his election by
one majority.
Late reports from Russell county
Last night indicated the election Of
Jcha white stuart. nephew Of Gov
ernof stuart 10 the house of dele
gates over his Republican opponent
The state ticket swept the county by .
good a.ority.
In hot tight Ia the district COM
posed Of HGshinnd Bath. RocKbridge
and the Buena Vista John W stephen
son appears to have defeated his Re
publican opponent. J II. Hannah
The fan state ticket elected hy The
Virginia democracy is as follows
Governor. westroreland Davis. OF
Loudoun: lieutenant governor. & F.
Buchanan. Of Srnyth. attorney general,
John r. Saunders, Of Saiuds. secre-
tary OF the common wealth. y, o. James.
of Richmond city state treasurer.
Charles X oJhnston. Of Montgomery:
superintendent 81 rhelrr instruct fssaS
Harris Hart. Of Roanoke; commits
sioner of agriculture. George N
Eoiner. of Richmond. The Socialist
party vote was negligible
In addition TO the state ticket ard
the members Of the house of delegates
one member Of the srste senate was
elected. p. J. Mitchell. of King and
Queen county. who succeeds John r.
Saunders.
Or. r s. Martins victory IN Patrick
county over i. p Via. Republican. lis
one Of ne agreeable surprises OF tho
election. Il is now thought that the
Democrats have won two seats in the
house OF delegates in the Fifth CON
gressional district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Especial to The Richmond TirEintan)
Charlottesville Va, Noveua her e.
Charlottesville gave westmoreland
Davis $50 majority over Muncey.
Scattering returns from Alhemarle
county indicate Davis ma 5ority of 500.
Davis will have s,+o0 majority In the
seventh congressional district. d. II.
Pitts and Garland MeNutt were elected
to represent the city and county In
house of delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
APPROXIMATION.

Especial to The Richmond vfrginisn.)
Appomattox, Va. Nov, 6.--navis
runs far ahead Of the ticket In the
legislative aght. Burke, the Democrat
ic nominee, has ESQ majority over DIR.
Robertson, the citizens party NOM
thee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
!AprNpn,attox,

Especial TO The Richmond vlrginian.)
Appomattox, Va. Nov. 6.--Davis
cwer 700; r. l.. Burke, 235.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
.Rendrd

especial to The Richmond virginian.)
I Bedford, Va. Nov. 6.--Results for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
AL Virginia
Smiles

Every Sunday morning
over "Ye Byrdtowne Cos
SID. a page of cartoon
comment on current events
drawn by Russell s. Hen
derson for THE RICH
MOND NIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

y lContinued on Second Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07
Richmond
Fraternities

Are usefuliy active In many
lines of humanitarian
work. Read all about them
in the Sunday Edition
OF THE RICHMOND vIHr
GINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

tGontinued on Eighth Page.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-07

Continued on Eighth Paxe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

5unlit6cn oaB ooS ll.9oot nit ser
3cit cine Gnhpidlng eridbrt. Die IS
befd6i9t, Dem SodieeiHiif ais gIei1-
wertbiges aampiinitrument entge-
gen5utreteu Gobei 6rauft man iicb
mr Oem Soecngang bin5uge6en, OoB
nit scr maGienOen @roBe oes IL
Gootes es nit ser 3eit e6enfaIls,
nit Yan5eribut mo fr0itiger glr-
tillerie perieben Oieiel6en GAalitd-
ten mie elm SdIa6ti6iii, Ood NIT
Dem llnteriHie0e erreiden fam OoB
es feline glfiionen ieiner @igenart ent-
ipreben0 na6 GrforoerniB ii6er oOcr
infer @oiier 81 iii6ren imitanoe iein
miro. Gann, oQer0ingS Damn crit
oieie 3eit lit oegeupdrtig aber niht
o65iIie6cn mGre Die 9iolle Oes beu-
tigeu @roBfanpfiGiiies opsgeipielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
scnenereidlcs gNirfcn.

gluf empiebhinq oes 9otben areiB .@omtes irr
Cooperation an oeien Spite 0err 8. " Gotfln lteDt
Lat oos @reQs @on5 0es 9fot6en Nre5es 100000 tIr
Nnlisnrbet I'M no6en Often ourd @ernittlimg oes 9lme
rfoniIden Gomites iiir armenihe uno lDrilde 9uIe
buuiliot Gies i'll ole 5wete @erpiaglmg BON $500.
600 fiir oas ormcnild)e Siilis.Gomite. Snioge oes
9tanopnftes oen ole trfiide Hegierug ennimnt, 1T
6os Qnerifondje Gonlite ir armeniide lno Drd]e
Silie Die ein5ige omeritaniie Organation pede er.
ddtQt it, iraeno cine 9lrt BON Silfstbdtigtcit I'M otto
naIdDen Ned ais3uiben. Sn teinenI @riegStbeater
bat oie cpolferug ar0Bere Seoen als5uteben gebobt
els in 9lrnenien @oIGnn luio Dem 2alltaius. GaS
Qlmerifaniide Gomte mar i'm Stonoe Der notbleoen'
0en 8cpoerung in oicen @ebicten Ourd Die 9cnlibun-
Qen amerifader id)rpci5eriId)er idueober uno oa'
nher Niiiicn0re 81 belen ytabe5u bunoert Don Die
len Qeuten iino ett in @einaiie tationir I'm Die Der
i6eiluna BON 9orr1t6en 81 iiberpaden Grei Commit
idre, pelde obne 9e5abhmg oienen uno ibre ei9enen
gliSQo6en i'm glusldno bereiten beaurlibtigen oas
QQerf @ner Der mpt5Ucige DER EbGtigteit oes Gomi-
tes pedcn oas Nosbc 2reu5 unterltibt lit Die Nlsbll
1unQ non ,5rouen uno 9in0ern uilter Den 6lltngen,
0aB iic id elbit erbalteu fonnet anoben weroen IN
Souomerten no i'm @ougelperbc aIISgebiloct, mobreno
riee 6raucn nit g8ole uerorgt un0 geebrt mcroen lie
In @lei0lnqstde iiir oie &inOer 81 perorbecn Nor'
anihldqc mcd)e oos Ameritanide Gonlite Dem Hotbcn
&rGB ullterbreitecn 5ei0en Dab i'm mctlid)en Alten
Ic6r ais 3pc Willionc Eeroncn lino, Die ord) oiree
ln0 on0nlieruoe pilie ans 9lmerifa Dor Dem Zoo be-
iud9rt mcr0en fonncn Die 1irorge ir gSoiin III oudJ
cin idneriacs Ero6leui, unO ibre 3abl miro a pln'
0crttQuian0e Qcb1Bt. 3c6n Gents pro lng uno Feron
i'll Ger W}u0eit6etrag, nit Uebqm oos Scben IN oer
Slidtlnqsloecrn ooer ii Den 6anilicngrppen gelret
ncrom fonu lns grucnbc inlo 5Drdc NlS.@o'
mite bat felt leiuer Organization am 4 Gttober 1919
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

glm .. September @inam Bergman, St
Soicpbs 0oipital % Sabre alt.
YIN g. september Nniign 81, Siro, 0ilion'
Sirnfe nnOc Srcocrid 9pcme. 50 Sabre ali.
glm 6. September Catherine &. SillDn, 9ir.
427 WlmursSiraBc. 6S Sabre nli
glm s. September Ncornc u. Sanncc, 6uB
Der Vub SlnGe ~ Sabre alt
g.m T. September &ilmrr Nal, NcrcD No'pi'
inl % &nbre ali.
glm o. September GliSa 3. Seuitt, glr. 1920
gseiiaeernaion 70 Sabre alt.
glm a. September Sieybm y. YiDrrie, Pr
1926. e. Saul Sir0Bc GA fnbre alt
Nm D. Scpicmber 0li5abe.b z. @rleiter
WicrcO N0ipidl. 80 S0brc alt.
Nm 8. September BrGnf Jian, 9r 721, ZAP
SiraBc 80 Sabre ALL
Vim T. Sepicmber W,arnarct Sbinu, Pr
22t6. SarriionApeHue, "a Sabre ait.
PIN g. Scpicmbcr pelru VI. SbriOet, sySos
mems SulpltOl n ,SOhrc alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
g9in. q. gcronlann.

IS fiarb am 3. Sepicmber 1917 gem W.
NcrnManr, qeliebier Sobn bon @eroro uno
6li5dbeib @erainnml. i'm gllier bon % Snbren.
sic 0eeroQulg iin0ei nul Snmitag, lbr
allorpens. bou ieiner giobmina. yir 2022,
gerit.S anUale.Str, ans SIR r1m fab. 81. Sas
fobue NirCbe. no I'M 8 llbr cine Requicm QOd)'
mcile iiir iein SeecHbel celebrri mro, iait-
@eifeBlna anf Dem pNl. 0rbier 6ricoboe-
Niie ieHc Wlum5n. (Sepi6 6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

glbOnucrtcn, bic Ocu n0emtidien
GOrreIpOnOcrtcn" uidt piuttlidl Oocr
HurcacImdris crLaItcn, iiuO sebetcu,
Der Sfficc Oouon per ScIcphou OOer
ihriftlid NittbeiIuua su mGAeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
@efanntmadlnnnen.

Vnrcau ocr StrnRcnonrdamGS 0ummiidrc.
"a 1T III re, "a. Nunut 1917.
&te GirdBenourdbruWs Goninundre Der
Ginot Baltimore mnlben 1iernlit beiannt odB
nopoem lie ibre Iabelle ibcr Die 9nihdou
gnngcn, uniolen mo gSertbcrD1Duuaen be5ugs
lib Der 0onoemnirung nnD SmHchnng he's
cjiubnns Sails @nrituag, bon Der Us WGs
0lenba0n" bis 3ur @ibertp 0eigbtssAuenne
lilo bon Der glQen0ule SruBe DIS BUR 0lifi
tonsguenne, Hebit ben odranl be3iI9libeu
enbgifiQen uno cprrigirten erildrenoen @ld'
HeiI reoori bobeM gemdb Den &0ri1riieH
oeS CHARTERS Der Sinot Baltimore uno Der am
A.. Sul 1915 untcr3eiCbnetcn Ncroronun9
gtr. 100 oes WiaDor3 unb Siaotratbs.
iie bierni gtoti3 achen naB beiugie Iabelle
uuo aarte aui oieie gaeiie poueIoet uio be-
qlaubigt mor6en iit, nno oaB Der Wlabor uno
Staoirai6 bon Baltimore, ooer irgeno Oeldc
@erion ODER gerionen. CORPORATION o0er 9ors
porntOnen, Die nit Dem Sulprub Der 9nts
icbdoiGungen ODER duierlegien gSeriberb0OnHr
ncn, iUie bier 9cnnnnt rl8uirieocn ililo, inner
0dlb oreibg 800 Idqeu. bonn itniuno5pnu5ias
iicH (2j.) Saae I'm gngnit 1917 oem Soum
Der erlieH bon ms crlaiicnen 8er1lienili6ung
0ieer ytoi8, odaesen onrc0 lcbriiildbe 8eiiion
an oOs Baltimore SinoiQcrbi nppelliren nl0s
gen. inoem iie ons @erldi I'M cine JeOilion
3. g. Nu6inctlc,
neurn Wi. Nihcl,
p0rrD ". Mcmleg,
@pmmidre
Gnccue g. Guogcrs.
(gnQ2b, ,Geptt S15) @leri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

ctipa $3,7OO0OO fr Silsorbeiten ocrt6et 60 5icni-
LID oll oiecs @co wuroe ourd Subicrptoucn in Oen
&creiuigten Stoaten auigebrabt Games g Barton 1T
Gonlites.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
[Srnft g. Nlnrncnhn[l.

So narh am g. September 1917 Grat e.
JorbenhDl5, i'm a. pcbensabr. Qelehier Gntie
hon Soa Ni. GorocHbol3 sic Neeroianng in'
oct Sunuinn, yiObmiiaQS . nor. bonn Srnner.
bnne Nr. 1911, gSeit,9iOrtbsgUenne ans aui
Gem .Gouoon Bari'5reoboie" ilalt
(CpOf9-o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
0as fransaiiide Ga6inct Dad nucrmartct rciinni

9as frau50Id)e Cabinet bat nnerwnrtct rcIgnirt,
Git oeier Sdjrtt oieaed)t oorou 5riid5fi5ren ooB
9Srenier 9bot om 0oneriiog in elmer &eoc ertlorte,
,Sronfreid peroe nidt ieine 3utnmmg 5u elmer oipo'
matiiden Gr6rtermg Der 6rage geben ob es @aBSotb-
rnqen glrder6olten ole wonit er lid in oireIten @e
geniob 5u Dem Yr0iiOcnten gon telt2 9iibot mag
rur 5lm 6eniter binous gciproden boben CT mag mir
oe 9biidt ae6abt 6a6en ieine Sonosec Elm nenig 5ll
fteln a6er 5u eleer 3et bat er Der oeutiden Sregs
portei einen groBen Cen eeletet Die nun sum oelIt'
iden @olte iageu fam: ga bobt Sbrs. Frooent
gSilon mag auirdtig piinden einen 6rieoen obne @e
letsobtretug iui0 gluf6ronng BON &rie9Sendlaol
oungen 6erbe5uii6ren obcr ole Gntente Staatsndmer
l.sl2n lid ibm entgegen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Gintun gEriid.

Gs liar6 am @. September 1917 Simun
5riidD, aerebier CSoite bon Natie 5rib. aeb.
DleDcr Die Yeeroiaura iinoe an SOnutaa,
ben o. September, llbr gndmitiaQs bon
ieiner ggo6nune. yir. 1902, Sbaieipeare. strdRe,
aus TAFT NeiieBng priOaiim aui oenl aVaIs
iimore Ste0boic" (Sepi7 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Erib Ynpin.

gs iiarb ON 6. September 1917 5rih aapiu,
aelebter Soiie bon Caroline Yapiu. I'M gIlter
bon Ga Sabren Sic geerogtng finoei am
bon iencr ggobnunp. yir 1O2, St Nctcr.Str,
aus lintt. 8eiiebuno aui Dem ~Treieinias
feiisSrieoboic" (Sepi7-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
gartan OeS Ge6anOe. .9upeiturS.

81 SInanii 1917
Gs miro biermt ocfount 0euadt. oab Wiar
SrCcnUcr0. gemdB Der am 10. Suni 1908
unter8clbneien Geroromnl gir. 1856. Nbi6niit
AZ, Fnraarnpb u (wie am 2s 9looember 1911
anenbirt) inn Grlam6nib rn6pencni bat naS
Slnpeien 6incr Or. 5i5. gusoiitb.Sirabe, ais
cine 6drbeniabrii 8u benuten nllo 10 8. y. in
Nioioren 81 inianiren.
O. g. gnrue,
(Sepis-i0) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

gg1bsoomnsibes9 90bs iIo @boptnnt.6luBser'
hirlion 100 sUleiIen; SdI3pniier; ben Rdis
aeu gag; Der ribtige gehensretter fiir 9iuoer;
Sampler r@nlnld @iIeS" DienitaGe uno Don.
nerItaaS, llbr yioreens; 5Irld Il utr
9benoS. Billcte 60c. (Sull6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
TricSG6fe.
@nItimore (SemcterN.
QouOon 9Sarf Gemetern.
0irdllidJc yladlridtem.
0reieiniofcits.0irdle.

(Irinitr- nohc 0iQb strabc)
Gormitaa3: Vniiur WiQriin Nrait preoi0t
Sle Gonnin9sitbulc hc0nnt pie iinmer.
lScntS- ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
llntcrbnltnnecn.
atiurr Nirnr 3tarIs.

Nm Der 9ai---@ittprcst nn6 ribI
Concerto bDH Der beriibniteu JipDnl ArtllerD
2apelle bon 40 SnitrnmeHten.
Special engagement bon SDeiopn nno YeDrtB,
ebemals nit &umonts sQtiHltres
&e Cure llnier6uier.
Msniit U1n SteinualoiS Srmefcr.
NinOcr0urniual um llgr Spe5ialit1t,
Wiit Dullitdnoiq gednocrtem NrDaramne
ilno bic Spc5ialit1t ,,S1e Singing Cue Step",
ye!o Noris neuclier Lar3 .yelloniiraiioneH
NaMmiiGos uno glbenos bon
SRI. 9urt1B 9errin, Srf. Grma Zimmerman,
Nrn. 0IDrnDn Smcnocl II. SDiBnn 3. SDdcH, jr.
@raGtDullc 7s@uiingier SunriHg Gar nbfDlut
uuCutgelHtd furtQegebcn an bic WBHner Der
Den Sur 0ieililen
8cribnItC 0rnDbcns uno SeetbcrsTiuHcrs.
i0i gSeac fidl IN amiiiiren.
Garbaret nHo Snn5, NGdlm. uuo 0benb5.
@rui 6odcg's tau5cuoe Hnppen.
(Sepfl-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

3I. Wn0uI INII
GS miro 6ernii befonu QemaNt oab Nionie
Greenbera. qeudB Der AM 10. Snni 1908
nnier3einncieu &eroronunQ Or 90 glbibniit
anenoirij, i'm 6rlanbuiB nabQeinnt bat 0as
g(;lmcicn 9r Ill Sapp Sirabe. ais cine Gar.
beniahrii 5n 6enn0en mo 10 s.. g. IN Nloioren
81 iiianiren.
(scpie-i0) ee0diiSe.5nfpeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

0as Oemtidc SamdbOut BUS nm g. Nnsnt ben umc-
rilaniid)en YetroIqmoomper .Gompana perlcnttc uio
lciien Captain ullo @ei6ibbemonnng gcaneeu Tort
fi6rtc mroe bolo oaroi nit Nlorn o Dlais BON ei'
uem frou5oden &rel6er oerienif go beridtetcn me.
rQltenS elm paor Nciii9eitsoeentrcn uio in einigen
0ldttern an0en mir iogar Sonoerminobmcu Don Dem
Namper, nodoem er Don einer 9eiatung outgegeben
mor0en mar ETC. lln0 am Withpob loien mir cine Ne-
plide oes 9lmerfaniidcn 9otAcu &re5cs in genf oaB
nlr @opitdn uno oe GeihiiBmamcbot cb in 9ran0en
mirq ais 0eianecne bednOcn gSie no oie mobl ans
oyn uerlcnften Saud6oot oortbn gefomncn2
glad Ocm @eters6nrecr u0jen" Guhcrte dl DER 81.
rdgetretcne ruiiiibe WiniiterprdiiOcut 6iirt Smom
tir5lid in cicr Sonoerbime Der TumamitglieOer
,0eoenpdrtig eriitirt nirgcnos ncbr IN ocr rlld1en
C0rern cine beb0rod)c @cpaIt fen @crid]t feline yer
poIhmq @acs lit Dem 0ltOiinien Der Doriperioru.
lrna 6cruiien oie in p0aieer lnorOnu9 taot N0uiig
lsen IN oiccm Gomte Sete bon Omfer @crgangen'
6rit. 9Hemono trdet oic germtportm9, 9luBapO miro
ocicm Gbaos gum Opler iauet~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

GiulnOnuG 5nr Ct. TnnlS @irdJe.
@iome.t 0de Nrouomah nno grnttGirnRe
JicD. @nH s. Sfnah, Vniior
Gonntno l}nrpen: bis 10 llbr oeuiih
ainh0b iCQN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Nhrenn hrs Mebdnec. 1nlpeIiors.

~. Wn1lIlI IVIT.
es miro biermii beianni eemdcDt, oaB y.
raarapb 12 &eroroulng 100 nuioe0eibcn am
19. sunni 1908. (ipie am 2S yiobembcr 1911
omenoirD. Nppiiniion oemadi bat odS gIn'
biieniIne @araec bcnubeH 5u oilrien
T. Z. Vhruc,
(Sept7-s) Cicbduoe sSnipcfor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
9lwnnpDlts nmD psR vlibrr.
Den gun5en sag anf oem eal5luaiIer.
s(nmifieu. GTfttrfDu,

Der pDpulare Daulpitr ,6mma QIIlts".
WiontaeS, whiiDocbs nllo Sreitnas 3 ubi
WtornenS: 5iiriid unqeidbr 8 llbr ubeno5
GOnniaqs nm $50 WloroeilS nno GumIin0i
80 gtabmittags Sine iebr nlsaepdbltl
Iour; biel &lat utIo cute Wsabloelteii. Bll
leie b0c.. aliSeenommen Sonntdgs, o0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
WmuPtu

Onyety D,.,S,5 s's=ii. $=SiIls$. I.ss$ s:''% %.,.
gne 8aliuniite releroirt.
gSbe WiisdIef Yiafcrs."
gurdlucqc Star.9clebnno uno bem
original 4aprila.GbOr
Siari qcpiellert
yiddiie gSode: nGbe Ulonie Sarlo @irIs."
lSepl1-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
gareau bea WcbdnOe. anlpciiora.

90 NuQllt 1917.
0s miro blermi befanni geHac5f, oaB Die
Baltimore Cub gSbeel e. WidNuiaciurinQ 60" 4,
qem1b oes glbimniiies A. @arlarapb 12 Der
oromma i55 piigebeibcn am TO- Snn 1908,
fdtion nemacbi bat 0ae glnpeieH yir 229
23t 233, yioro'@an Sirabe. ais cine 1iicnt
tdje @arage benlben 5li oiiriel
Z. Z. SDrnc,
(Sept7-s) eebduoe SnipeIior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

C3ebirqS sScenerie iiiio Die qroben BrAden
Nidbis ge6t iiber ben @isqiebnnliasiSub. Der
populdre Dainpfer nSusquebanna" Wlitiioons
/ llbr gsadnhttagS; 5uriid I'M II ubr glbeitoe
GonntneS, 10 1lDr gornlitt1gs; anriid I'M y
lbr Mberos. Billeie 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

Cpnminure.
Gnccne q. Iuo0crs,
(9ha25. Sept .s.15) 9Ieri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
WEST VIRGINIA IS
"DOINC HER BIT" FOR
THE GOVERNMENT

! rIlNI:I.r"|ruN. " Nh Nuf
N'rI NuTlm,n T.. 'i"iru. h"r 'lhI - :"
~" rhiI''u Wtih the i''i' raj E"'' rum az
r"I lh' national ''I'un". according -
\ :rulII, an. fr.,I"inIb 81 ih' 'lh''
'"uu'l ct h' T"n'". ia II rIni'ii"h' ~
- hat The "Ini' hna 'l"ir". nh"h" ont 10
,Iny for Tia" %hii"mnI G"uurIl ur"n III"
I"'III"rl IL IL .in,u'.s y. u tI"rl"i
| mr'mh"I 81 that l""IN, vii" WA ''Hl'"I
al tia" 'nrIinI
Tho mnl" hnr mn-Art'd Tia" ""tI'm. II
wan 'th"vu H. -" I',.Iuln'm. In "i"I
-.,I,r.rIutIuu T., II,. tlmrI, .unn. Iho
li'd tir.H' tlnu "u"- rW" IiIul hui the .
VI = \ wnr w"Ik TuIh. ia lr"inE "a"
81 ih" nrri uInl'r I" '"inrl"l" ia" res
i"lTntI"m ct mnI'. rIIErmm for ih' army !.
. -. "Ir,Iuii .,n with Ilu, +niIrnnl l'''ntd
ur tlr. I'u,I"rwIiI"rr, ~ lIm, '"u""rNh.
ton u,,,N ,,u' ~ ~ IuduriIi'" n''''''.hlE
r't. tn. 'mr""'nsrul prosecution "f tie"
w"r ""."l"rnti"u wIlh Tia" Nat ''I,l '
E.,r,IIuInv hoard L. prevent th" return
of rlualh hrrnh and ,."-"u"rmIi"n I" ne
'iIr" ia" elimination # un I"'""i'hIS
deliveries lay retail 'i"r'H
The "Ini" IN urnlIuI.. nu effort !" SO
cur" II ,.Iriri enforcement at mn ut "G
thu h.riylmtur" T." "uIuI".l nhl"-l"dI"h
NAL" 'IItH"m', lu work AZ l'n'i ~ h"hr''
II w""h Through TIA" rr"IU"ii"n 81 !"
war rns"anI II ais" has. mad" hn "ii"rl
L., ..tirutiInl, interest md arnlIs" tn" pa
Irr.IIsIu ct ia" I""Ul' II has l":u'r.
, ed Ih" mr'rl "In'.nI. initiated hv li"rl"rl
6. lI""vrr. 10y tho hnurthuI'"u "I I""'
""n i""h pl"hE' 'hId" HI'IiIhE TIA" h''h"-
wives if TIA" STATE.
rh" stat" ~ cooperating WITH IHr hh-
il"nnI government In hnE ing planted n"l
cultivated tia largest n'r"hE" "i l"'h
pr,niurit. "a IT. hl.InTr nnd IN r""klhE
IT, prevent thu vast" "I I".riAlInl'l" pro-
IurI;. hS huNInr all ;uTplun oyer Ilr7-
eat ur,',lS ,,,unrrt'd Tor winter h'".. I:'
undertaking; I" ',Ilmulni' increased pre-
dutii IN The mines 81 The ;inl". u -
UlniuinE "Si,I'In III pI"l'' ll"n I'h
4 lu I. t,ll,,N IItI 7 lac, re-
mUNnl "r Iln mt I"nnl guard, nuh Ia
. plnunIug iu,.Trun'DI fn'IllIi'r tor the
caro- 81 returning 'url'II't"s and ter 'h'Ii
+ Il, . utl'ut"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
State Has Full Power
To Regulate Coal Prices

colt MINIS. -. Aur. =. Th" state
has fuil ruw"r+ /" r''rulIi''
hr prices al coal ANA t"'"IsiuIft IN
I,hjn nrrnrtlinr II IN upIniun given
u,Ioy b, Attorney General .lna"ph Nc
I;hr to II IT, TlnIhy, state senator
FROM AShrahula.
MANY about the slate capital took
me attorney generals opinion 10 fore
shadow pusSibl" price regulatory leg
lslatiun before the contemplated spc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
DECISION RESERVED

Anton SWhiuph' Wa. nTrairut'd I''frr"
Suuir" IT," f.. II"lh" Yesterday uI"rtIing
rhmrr"d hN I"lir"urnm thnrI,.l IirIrrr"u
with Nl"lnituT Tia" ,II. quart rr"hIhIII''I
Law. SWnuIrI" presented til" H"Irn',"
that u" h"nr'i"d ia" .Wr"ur "tr",I ear
nj l!rihE"p"ri with Tn" hair lmllnm If
whi;:k"T with Witch Tia" "lli''"r found
him uu th' island. aud Hllrhl,h "u thu
I$lnnh Ia inl'" chr f"r I:nrt"u wh"r"
H." Ily"H. SIuir" Ihuhl," reserved LII"
Il"ri SION, I,rnhinE an invest liza iuu uf ihr
mans r"rurd at Enrtun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
SIX NEW CASES OF # fl f
INFANT PARALYSIS

'IIk1;I.ISTr%. W Va. AmE 9.-SIN
new '"s"% II iufamlil" rhrhly"lH IN"
Ilrrt due" MnuInI. were r"p"ri"d ~ TIM"
Stat" department nf Health I"dny. Two
II ia" "nV..H w"r" reported from ClHrk"-
hIrE. ON" near IrHwf"rd tpShur roiIu-
". Nv" on burk i;un n"nr GlcnTill".
t:ilIurr ru,lntI nurI ON" AT ltristUl, Hnr
ris"u county Th" situation 1t Mon
unrnh. wh"r" tn" outbreak has hetH the
worst il was said NOW npn"hrS under
control Ms all patients arr Isolated IN
HOSPITALS and nn new cases have brcn
from that part OF Marion Coun-
ty for several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10

Miss Elizabeth Y"$i has returned :"
her HON" In This city after visiting
friends at Wnrwood.
Miss lose .lacohuCri Of Main street *
spending Il few days with relatives At
81. IlHirs vill".
Mrs. James Kelley has ri<e-nod n her
h% hem, on M MN s,,rG,"SiFf'"r visit
Charles Pearl Of cincinnati i visiting
his brother. William. ot MrM"ch"n
street.
Stree, Commissioner F~"d Ritter sim
has Il force of men at work n South
l!cnw""!. clearing away tn" mud and
Other debris resulting from III" heavy
rains If This week.
Miss Lillian .IustuS &C Main str""t
has ns her guest Miss f:lizah"r! Fcrdl-
uauh. Of T!"llnIrr
Atwrll Yo>l at Main street Is quito ill.,
Miss Gladys l!'ll If Main street iS i'm
brewing after AN Illness.
s. f.. lu%iu% Jr.. Of Main street. is III
I'll" birthday purity given iaSi evening
by tn" l.adi"S' Md S,"'lrty nr 81 Mat
H., ~ Lutheran church was we'll al
tended. y meat SUM VAS realized
Miss Ilihir k""hl,r Of Is"rv> HNcnri"
is contemplating al vi"ir M r'hurIrsinu
Harry Marx "f Water street Inns rc-
turned home after spending Il few days
with relatives at Cameron.
Miss Martha Metz of Glendale Is yis-
ting. r"lnriv"$ in This city
Martin n'r"nl". who underwent an on
"rnlI"n nj ih" N"rrh Wheeling h"%piInl
Monday Is improving nicely.
Joseph Higgins and SisI -" Mis-" Mar,
hnN" returned To their bonn" "m Me-
M""h"n street after Visiting friends and
relatives at tI"v"lnnd
Miss Lola N"rInm mf High street Is
IN" .ui"N Of r'laIiN"% at rhlln,l, lphIn
Miss ilnuunh MnHan Of South Mar
slhi street Is visiting friends at Hlcrr-
lind