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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
VICTOR RECORDS
mecormark sings Soldier song.

send No Away With Smii" Is
soldiers suggestion /" his '"'h"aF l.
and John Mccormack renders II WIN an
,t, ,crsuaStvc nrality o: his voice ana
,,s,,I charm of manner foc III" Eov"m-
nor Victor Records Tn" tun" is live
lv ono in march time. suggesting TN
hustle and hustle liFriy to surround me
drnaraturr Of i soldier. y SFriShiE
melody from Mozart'i Marriage q.
Figaro is interpreted by the Spl"nd'd
art Of Giuseppe DE l.uca IN VIII on
Dance"
All the marvellous resources 81 zone.
tcchnuiu. and personality of iHtil-' uf"i
arr required to nriu:; cut III" "NHHiS''"
tenderness Of Gould E"ii"N". from
rcIlini's "Snnu1nbula. ami Sn" sn"-
c..ds in a most :r,lmirahl" manner. lh'
faded flowers her l"v"r had given h"r
.y,,boI,ze her own shattered dreams a.
hnrpinrss. And i. is all in In" r"'"rd
through the w, ni"rtm ini"rpr"ta''"" -
,;alI-Curci. Another master ini'ri'r";h-
t,un of deep feeling that requires ha'
artist to use tho l.init "f lis i'"w"r' =
Mar,in.lli's singing rt "Th"" I!'>'
Spread Thy W.ncT :" Il"hN"n. ih' tH'I
c;,taStrnph" in lhuiE"ttrs trt&i> ~" ri'.
"Iurla" The m"lud. shows tn" 90
trnrn,. contrasts OF brightness ani GLOOM
with extraordinary effect.
The instrumental records after "''.
variety that will pleas" every h"n...
fh.y include three Of th"S" 'L*'.lutt n
lIaw;,iiau numbers. "AlHt@t l."l.t.
..ilawaii. In l.,n"s"'m" f"r YOU 81:
.>lorc tho Way !" W"i;.iki." - - l'r
Louise ard Frank I':"rl. ".'I l'".
Athrnian Mandolin QuHrt"t'". -" l"!>.
btrppr differs hu: ljttl" 'r"Ir 'h.
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! About People
{ Movements Of individuals to
and From tho CITY.


Homer Summers. fnrmr: ASSoria' :n
frrSS operator IN inns cry; Srrnt al
hrHaE an" sunday IN n',.'''' !,.,,...
turning 10 ti''S"ursh l''H' n'-u,' "'n.
- "1% ',''r"' ',',i. ,;nr wir,
~. -" ~, ~ ,.,
II" washington, 'r"' ~, 7''' '"t =,
n''l SIuaH' W NdSi'I'' ''''' g., Nv, r, 80
,i' GU! !'Stt'"a! "i,',, '' ,',i ''''' rhn,.
Iof, ,t IN; for washington, nv.r H..
~ G. q
w.. ,.,.ho- NoIo ..J # III. Sou,h
Ga. n,o,i im,. h,rn with =
-, ,;,,,,I,,.,i, sbc viii
~ ,,.', -, ,r,,, hncniraI IN.
i'' ,..
N" " ,, ,ho
W. ( FdrHE' '"''"'I'' WV
""ouS'ar N"oh' ''''''"h!' a. .Dn,""
! o'''o' "''i,'u III '''' 80, 10y: ~ Iii
! over 'hc l'a''i.''"F' g ''''"'. 'i.m ,,,''.
! remain mere 81 "'''". ~ "'''"' '''s "'''
mess.
/ Several hundred lnr"i 'InS jour
nryrd 10 t'air.nont, Saturday. IN! vii
I nrSs"d the battle between W. '. t
. and W. d j. All r"r"Tt iAh' Iil' E"'"'
| was great
Mrs J. " Kin.Ir!lnr:rr. Of South
Front street. j. suffering with II badly
sprainrd ankle
F., rho [. ( {, ,,,,. ,r ;G,. Stone Pres.
ihy,rri.,n church nr Film Grove will
hrlL , ,,cotir,, E,;I.,v rvcuinr ai tn
! ham. or Mis-. l1y;r, E,ni,.l for The
,,rno., ,r r,,Lirg crrvirr no:
,,.,; 49,. No.. h.,.r
MlSS ''""'' ''""'' ""' -,
r"h'1n." 10 n'f ''"''''' VII '''"''''' - 80
ness. Is l''Il'uN!hH
MISS 'nt" '"''H "nS wv NV
a!n'r NlSi'Ihe N Mems; 49,
'o',h M'''''''"', ~ '''',;''' ,','T,., e.,
VINO Has p'fN '"hI'''r'l ~ la" ''".'' w.
: IN" r"$' ten Gays WE 'I!''sH' - '"''
|" ID" "u' again. NV. -"'''t's"i WI
Hhnwn IN Iorai "'Slh'SS ''''''S' III :"
'hE one OF Ir'' ''"lho''' '""' h''N' VIZ
orators IN 'hiS'SH'i''".
MIS-. Al'r''" i"'"h''t III" ""'''
MISS EN''fh' VI ,ha'i,n' H''r ~ 80,
WISHING rrIH,''''S III 'h"'anaI'"'.S' ln ~,
! WI az" '''H '''o' - =. y,
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than / ever was and recommend your
remedies to all my friends Mrs. LENA
WYNN, 2s12 E. o Street, Richmond. Va
While Change of Life is most crit
ical period of a woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
tinidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
Of tho heart, sparks before tue eyes,
Irregularities, constipation. variable ap-
petite, weakness and dizziness.
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Violin.
Piano.
Suburban Literary Club.

~ thu Strat(urd hotel on Ncdn"Sda!
afternoon the Suburban Literary cum.
will hold It's regular session; Tho year
hooks Will r. distributed n this in'''-
trr. The discvSSinn Of !hr Fay l"%
magazine will hr taken up. led ny MrS'
Charles frank, which will nI"u IN" MI
rrnoou. Other numbers OF the program
include:
our BOYS In Training .....''
Mrs. Herbert olmstcnd
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. c. W. t"rFeF
Roll Gail.
Current Events.
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Patlcrersh at His Best.

Cl.nuIu's waltz: wrr" write" !0r
crun;"ssrS H,rnrdIlG I" SchulLann --
AL Ia" I:,ngu"rS. Ia. spiritual tender
ness. ,rrr,iIrnuS flights. u vague arIsi"-
rrAtur quality. Certainly they express
tn" soul al III, dame. and Iri"r"wskf :
highest ability l. demanded IN iii
'WaltZ ii C-ShHrp Minor. which A.
on, at ~" features 81 ih" next Victor
I:rrord last tor November. TN" inner
en-, beauty 81 thi= enhancing wal'z -
r",raIrd with Ill n" d"lI"ary 81 touch,
sub,lr'y or i'hrasnc and warmth al
cuinr thai only i'ri"r"w<hi j. master 81:
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On Thursday. Nnv"mhcr -. tho N"n-
ems Missionary society ar the S"""n"
PRESBYTERIAN church will give noon
day luncheon. These ladies hav" Wei
established reputation for their tie
lci"uS lunrhcons and thus announce
tncnt will b" very gratifying tn III"
business people of thu city. Til" hours
tr serving will hr from II until :
o'clock The menu will consist "f veg
rtahle soup. scailo2cd potatoes. siaw.
hot rolls and Jelly. with apple ric at
small extra cost.
Those in charG' Of The tables VIII be:
Meslanes ". W. Irwin. {. l.. Gith"uS'
!. j. DudIvy. Lon iiuhls. John ATncli.
John West and \. +. Campbell.
Miss Add!c Barnes is treasurer nf III"
society and will nc; as cashier 1T the
luncheon.
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Twig'o Ne ct.

o. Wednesday Of this week several
croupS OF Twfc1 will meet to pursue
,h.ir work for ;hr bazaar which they
will hold on Thursday ut III" Hotel
Windsor. Dainty articles Of most every
descriptions Imaginable Hr" receiving
their last stitches.
Thc TwiES !uretInE Wednesday Ar
Vanity FAIR. with AIRS. Frank schmidt
Il; Wood sdalS.
rourti, TwIS with Mrs. Blanche
Iiaird Cooper on Virginia street. aud the
S..cu.ul Twig with Mrs. Arch Wilson 1t
Wpodlawn.
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To Knit wednesday.

Tie lalicS If th' Eott street Temple
will knit in tho v"SirS rnD on We'd
r-Sday ~. " r. m Mass 'haTIott" IN
tors will give IN interesting program.
Al ladies wore requested 70 attend ana
hrirr ,h,Ir friends. There will also h"
, ,n,lt;nr not for old gold and silver.
which Will tc sold and the proceeds
turned int" 4 yarn fund.
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6. 6. S. Clph.

Mss Martha Nay entertained 'h'
group knnwr as tie s. &. :. club n h"r
Iio,:.. IN South Penn street. on FTidis
e.,.niuc. wiki many delightful pleas
ur..,. and served dainty refreshments al
~: evenings close.
There w"y" present:
Misses Josephine M"'''nn'i. AMY
N"r;hwnod E:uth G"odhuc. Lucinda
'h:rrh"r< and Nancy I:roiilw.
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'"Wear-Ever"
SEAMLESS
Aluminium Bread Pans

~ cup mashed potatoes. l. rup
liquid, including water, In which
yra~i is dissolved, u 10 ! cake
yeast. | teaspoon salt. | table
spoon lat. tablespoon sugar. il
desired. cups Hour. Add salt,
fat and sugar 10 mashed potatoes.
When luke warm add liquids. also
luke warm. in which yeast has
been dissolved. Mix with enough
Hour To make IL batter. Let rise
until huhbly ana to;.my. add enough
more flour 10 make Il dough. kncad
till smooth and elastic. Let rise
lill slightly moro than doubled in
bulk. Shape into Il loaf. When
risen 10 twice lis original size.
bake for about ono hour. Oven
should be hot at first and slightly
cooler II last.
'Wcar-F.rrr' bread. cake and pie
pans take the heat quickly and
hold /; So thai your bread will b.
baked evenly and thoroughly all
the way Observation-Disclosures. cruS'
~. whole loavcs that the Who'll"
family will enjoy.
'Wear-ErrY' utensils cost lutte
moro than tho ordinary kinds, ami
because they are stamped from
thick, hard. COLD sheet alumni
mum they give longer. hnttcr Srrr'
ice.
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! V e s e I g D | e CON-
pound l feel like q
new woman. | al
ways had a headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time
dizzy spells. nervous
feelings and heat
flashes. Now | am
in hatfer health
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The Aluminium Cooking
Utensil Co.,,
New kensington. Pa.

Scotch ard j. Jus; nS inspiring Tom
Ennis rlay"S two medley reels and horn
pipes an this instrument Tw" accor-
riru: uG"lrdirs are offered by ri"tr0, In
".kr"rr"Im National Airs and 'Iairt"t!c
Airs - the Allies" Mrk""'S orchestra
renders Nv" piuuInt rcrnTdS IN "l.a
c!uUuuiutain"" 4nI "Pirnu"it"."
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Will Sew Thursday.

Mr. l. y. p"wirr Of Wo"diawn. VIII
u. hostess II III" Kings p;luEhterS or
.a.. Fourth street VI. t.. church on
Thursday Hii"rn""r. November rms
vii; undoubtedly T." Il busy ia! Tor 'h'S
..r,.;lr If ladies. when they will combine
,y,.r sewing for ;he nursery. With tn"
,,.,i,jrr vi ARTICLES for their bazaar.
vyE,..L viii h.. held in December.
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Kaffee-vtsite Thursday.

III" Ladies' Sewing Circle ot 81.
Jaul"s' I.uti"rau: church viii hold 4
Sacfc. -viSitc utl Thursday. November
- IN th.. dining rom of the church.
delicious r:"nu Will h" Scr:"d from D
uuf! s O'Clock With Mrs. Mar p''rkin.
rsairman. H. cnHre". assisted by the
iad:"s who's" tirchda: falls in E"Vcn,-
lr
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pn W"-iu"SGay afternoon The l.aol"S
t.;,rrrl Social club will hold another IT
:!,.iS delightful afternoon affairs. Cards
and knitting Will BE- the diversions and
;h.r. will be- light refreshments SERVED
IN conclusion.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Homo Economic Department.

III" HOME. Economic d"rar, nr'Ht -
he Wnntn'& ,'lul, Will hr!L g :n""i IA;
nf sI,."'ial import on next !'ritay after
noon. November - at IN" Hotel Wind
Sn- at crl""E Miss lI"lu NJ. I'"i''.
assistant professor -: d"i"tHS ~
IHrnrci" lESrtut". lt'lShVr%h. wiz
speak on ''f'r"din.: III" Family. wh'"h
promises an AFTERNOON - Instructive
interest
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Danph+ers of isabella.

Carroll court. Daughters of isabella:
will meet this evening in the carroll
,.!uh. This being the sem-m"nthiF
meeting a large attendance is rcqucSt'"'
Thur, will b. matters OF interesting I'M
ruytlncv taken ur.
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Concert Tuesday Evening.

ia. rurrrri WHICH has bon arrAnc'd
H. 10" rrrl"tnn circle ~ tn" Second
rr.shy:"r::rn church for tom"rr0w rI"-
.iug Promises Il delightful evening IN
re musical! aud literary Inclined of tho
cay. E't:"rrh talent participat" III uh-
uSlnilr Will SrIcTt"I numbers.
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Matronolitan Cub.

Tho METROPOLITAN club Will have 4
a,,,,.irr narty or'-TueSuay evening for
wh,ch C;urrp's orchestra Will play the
following program:
, ,,,,,-St.u-- Sailing Away on tho
Henri clay.
:" WaltZ-"I.ove Will Find Way.
: ono Srep--G,s a Long Way 70 Ber-
lin.
:. r:"duwa-"My Lady"
:. ,rH"-Sr"r--"tInil Hall. tho Gang
All Her.
: tnX-Trut-"Th" DaEktown SlrVttcFS
Ran
y,l,r-"Wats-s Of Venice
; Twn-S, ap-"I'l Com" Sailing Tome
a. You
E..,lnwa-"r;oldsn Lilies
-. pnc-S,.p--"C;ood-R Bye broadway.
II l,nv-Tro,--"The Old Town Pump.
Il Waltz 'Sursnin" Of Your Smile.
-. ono S,rr-"Whrr" no w" Go FROM
Here"
"a. Waltz-"You'rc In Love.
-. nnc-S,ep--"Umhr"llas to Mend.
III lIrnle Waltz-"Just Tou.
Announcements Received.
Mrs Joseph Bates Hal!
ornouucos ,hr marriage OF her
daughter
Mildred Josephine
Mr.. z. II .k"ancr Walter
cr FriIa;. Tho ninth of November
uaa thousand nine hundred and
seventeen
IN tho City Of Chicago
N Home
after tho first of December
:.lI West SiNtr-fifth place
'rn, trid" is ,h' granddaughter or tho
l,tn Joseph Hall. 81 former prominent
resident Of this city. Mr, Walter ana
lis bride ar" we'll known among tho
educational circles OF Chicago. Mrs Wal
r.r having bcc'! head Of TN" department.
81 Languages at tn" Chicago Normal
>,honi
TIE groom is n m"mher O. tho faculty
Of chicago university. hut, having been
rrat.rd. VIII leave shortly fer training
amp
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Before
You'd soon forget 20 think twas true
That someone was unkind to you.
IF YOU we're busy being glad.
and Cheering people who arc sad.
Although YOUR heart might ache BIT.
You'd soon forget TO notice H.
II vr, we're busy being good.
.>rG Clo;nE JUST tn" best you COULD
You'd no; h:,.. tis." - hlam" some man
Who's drin3 just the best he can.
IF YOU wore busy h',cE tr""
70 wha, y"u !nHw YOU ought I" &C.
You'd - :" h;lSG :"u'; :"rS"t
.r';,,> hlur,!..rS rt -" EEK ."uv. n!"t.
It -,u W.. l,!<v !.i:t- right.
You'd f,nI Yourself too busy a;iI."
IT, ,r,:i..:2,. Your n..i-,hl'"r i"nE
l:r,..,uS., he's busy n.''r:; Wr''n&.--+-A.
Nh =, .i.. .r,i nf doing fcC "!:ar!;y's
SAX. IN w".uu o. III" "'iE VIII i"'
hastily .n:a-.,t ,;uri,s- ~" coming "'"k.
:,,,,inc rh.>. s!ay., when everybody IS
lerd,r-; :, L., i2jsrc hr;;,i. social 'F'H'S
ar. passing into Things Of t"'st I'M
:, -r,,,,.,, ..x.er. whom arrange! !or m"
good Of Sn,ucru. aE,i on Tuesday ANA
~'hurrday 81 ,'iiS N."..k :h"r" M!ll "> 'tW"
affairs O: ,i.l!"h;tul $.''':al interest :'''l
ot ths Tfo,"! Windsor. IA: proceeds or
-,yh y, wrll h.. used in The turthcrtnS OF
hu- nan comfort
'fl,. Nurn..n'$ t'ath"i!r L"aEu" VIII
nc al ih.ir card rrr'N %td LEA IN 'ht'
aft"rn.,":. - Tu'S'::,%. ana li''tH> CLUBS
hay. mace. reservations. :.S HAY" small
parties There will ~ :is'' usual sr""i'
If h;.:t,.-s. ar,l tn. always h"hgh'tu'
wl;! held a.i..iir..r i,;lr'%. :" which -"
l..,l..S r:a: hr.ug th"l: itI>sardH "i'
friends l. enjoy cards and r"ir.>h-
meats w.l .io >''E'u-
.r,,.. ur,o...,iS ii i,iS affair Will 10
r.:.,. IN AIRY inG an t:'.' splendid w"r'>
~ L-r...'.,"!..n,.. u IN, i"aSt,''. during Ih''
crtn.ns "'t.''i.
Reservations xiii S'Ilt h:' r''"''''h "E
N-rs. =. ~ il,;i:;.. AMI Miss Nan" ";n-
-.ri.r ur the. following '..'::si:i!ti'.'':
1Iesdarnes.
l-i.,raS T. li.:t' IT, - u. N"%'~
William Winr-r,.r u. =. h''ll'-.
,;"urs. II. EE"r",tt l'uil $h'r!dNn
Misses.
I:.Ss NathIS,.r !:..>S .''arr''
w.. W,n.,rr,"r Ht"r:v i:.>I.r
'ri,.. ..ry.nl Il Yea will ~ n Cha:S-
,r :, h,vv -: y.nt;uv lH,l:,.$. inciut!:r@:
Kisses.
ru,,r.. Aul Nir.;;n:: Tit"rTS
Ea;h.r:,". f:i.~,." virginia carroll
Angela 'rniii Iiir"d t'';'tf'"
,.,;h,ri... Eratt;, N,,;,li.. Er"nrHu
AaG 80. THURSDAY III" Twr'S i:;tz'.;'r
- an .,~.nt ,h..; = him looked for
ward 80 vita j.!i=i,tf"i anticipation. 'H''
,,...r.,,sS IT wh,c't vi! <" I" 'h" rht"
Valley ':"n'.r;i! hospital.
;:arr TN,c w.:ll hay.. = Sr""ial I'm" ~
i.triN articles II 10 nr..;'t.'St ""nc"r-
toms t"r t'.' christmas St%Hr.r
tn. hrl.I:..-r..:, IN ''!a"::.' 81 IL" Graf
,.r,rirs...s =" 10. y 'r">t '."tiGhttnl part
Il ~; ,':i:.ruIi:t-; .'"ut reservations t"i
r;ti.:i hal. already h'"n INa"". "hi'f
,.r.,,r.l~.. :" ~. .nJ"v'.! ny :n2nH groups
i:..>..rNr,lnu> ar. t..Iug TInd" r"w Win
49,. az -. :.ft I::..ruh' - whn ~" with
Mr. Tv:-:h' Wagner. chairman. "a
tnii"!iI,i.,'
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She Used to be Gray

The well-known society lrad"rs hair
was gray. just Xix" yours. I'LL Mr..
e. heard OF Q-han Hair Color n.
storrr--how thousands had proved
thai Q-han would bring ii natural. s",t.
even. dark shade 70 gray or faded hGi'
and make it soft. fluffy AMI h'.auiiFul.
Q-ban is all ready tn us"--a liquid.
guaranteed harmless. T@c " largo hot
tle--moncy back if nar satisfied. Sold
bv {. IT. Gri"Sl Il Go. and al @nm!
drug stores. Try Q-han Hair Tonic;
LIQUID Shampoo: Soap.
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ANNOYING
SYMPTOMS
How Heat Flashes, Dizzy
Spells and other Bad Feel
ings at Change Of Life
may be Relieved.

Richmond, Va. -"After taking
eeven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
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SOCIETY MAKES
PLAN5FOR WEEK
EVENTS OF mPoRTANCE-CAT
oI.IC wOMEN'S LEAGUE PAETI
AND TwIG'S BAZAAR
Nruy Small AffoIrs OF Zeal Delight
VII Be Enjoyed-Church Circles
VII Hold Sewing Par1es-
r YOU WE'RE BUST.

II YOU wore busy being kind.
Before you know it you would find
You'd soon forget 20 think twas true
That SOMEONE was unktnd to you.
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MONDAY Luncheon.

misses.
uon,ic Patterson rl-rrnrc OFT
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It r"u W.. l"<y n'i:.: right.
You'd ftnd yourself too OGST 0his"
IT, ,.rr:i..:2,. Your n..i-Shl'"c i"nE
l:r,-Y,is., ti.'s busy b.,,r@ Wr'n21.--+-A.
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II YOU we're busy being glad.
and Cheering people who arc sad.
Although your heart might ache ote'
You'd soon forget to notice X.
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And do;uc JUST tn" best you could
Hout, n"i h:,:' tina" (" nll'n' S"t''s ''N
Who's drin3 just the best he can
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X. Il. Whitaker

\. "a. Hubbard y. i.
Geo. y. lS1uEh:Ir
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10 What wa :.HNw You ru.ut ~ wv
You'd y" 50 tlSy :"u''i :"rE"t
'ri,,> hluuG.:S - =" t"i!i :"uv \" n''t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-22
REDOIsIIl0l NlOE FOR
CONS FOR AfW GUARDS

Requisition was made yesterday to
the ordinance department OF the Uni
ted States army tor two thousand
46.calibrs rides. with ammunition, to
be used In arming the Virginia state
volunteers.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern announced
yesterday that letters were reaching
him from men In all parts OF Virginia.
volunteering to join the organization
and to assist In the work OF raising
it to the required strength.
The Virginia state volunteers and
the Virginia home guards, organized
for identical purposes, are separate
and distinct branches OF home de-
Tense organizations The age limit Of
the volunteers Is eighteen to forty
FIVE. Men who are within the draft
limit, twenty to thirty-one, are
eligible for enlistment IL they have
not been drafted. or If they have been
drafted and exempted. Until further
orders, the uniform shall be the same
as that prescribed and worn by the
Virginia volunteers. They can be
called to duty anywhere within the
boundaries OF the state and when ON
regular duty in the service OF the gov
eminent, officers and men shall re-
ceive the same pay as men of the
same rank in the regular army
All volunteers will be subjected to
physical examination. but 1t will
not be so rigid as the one in force
in the regular army. Examining sur
geons will be permitted to use their
own discretion in deciding whether or
not the volunteer be capable of per-
forming such duties as will fall to
him in the service.
The Virginia home guards will be
composed of citizens who are over
military age. but desire to render such
service as they can to the state. In
organization, drill and discipline, they
will conform to the general rules as
prescribed for the volunteers, but they
will not be required to wear uniforms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-22
OLD NAME RETAINED
BY H0W|TzERS

At meeting held last night in their
armory. It was decided that the battery
of Virginia volunteers composed Of the
old members OF the Howitxers would
keep the old name of the battery,
Richmond Howitzers, Battery A, vir-
einia Volunteers. Officers Of the bat
terry visited Colonel 10 Lane Stern and
secured his permission to adopt the
old name.
Captain Pollard. newly elected as
commanding officer of the battery, put
the men through a short drill. Many
of the old members had not drilled in
some time and were much interested
in the new movements. Captain Pol
lard was formerly hrst lieutenant in
the active battery and was rated as
one OF the best officers in the national
guard. The men are congratulating
themselves on having so proficient an
officer as their commander
The administrative board has grant
ell the battery and association the full
use of the armory. grounds. pool. gym
nasium, etc. The gym and baths will
be In fun operation by next Tuesday
night, and full muster is expected
at the meeting. All former members
are urgently asked to attend the meet
ing Tuesday night and to bring any
friends who desire to become members
Of the battery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-22
MARINE RECRUITING
HAS Been RESUMED
Was Temporarily Suspended Because
Rush OF Enlistments Placed 1t
Above Strength.

Captain T A. Mott. In charge OF
the local recruiting ONCE Of tho ma
rine corps, has returned to the city
after a short vacation prescribed by
Major General Barnett. The local Of
fee was ordered closed until Au-
gust 22 owing 10 the rush of re-
cruits having over-taxed the fasili-
ties Of the marine corps.
Work OF recruiting will be resumed
today at the Office. Seventh and
Broad streets Captain Mott spen.
his vacation at his home in North
Carolina.
Recruiting In all branches 10 ex-
tremely dull. One man enlisted IN
the navy yesterday. this one enlist
ment rounding out the navy's quota
OF ten men each week. The quota n
invariably flled before the end OF
the week, and the next applicants
are placed on the waiting list The
man signed up Yesterday was Leona.li
Shepherd Harrison. Of vickers. Va
who enlisted as a fireman. second
class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-22
WIFE'S DEATH FOLLOWED.
NEXT DAY BY HUSBANDS.
John &. Gardner Passed Away 1t Home
Of Hts Niece In Louisa Yeste rtiay.
Mrs. Gardner Died Here
Monday.

Death invaded family circle on
two successive days. taking frst the
mother and then the father on Monday
and Tuesday. respectively. when Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Gardner passed
away.
MIRA. Gardner died here Monday
morning at the residence OF her som
in-law, J. c. Lewis, zoos W. Main
street. while Mr.. Gardner passed away
At II o'clock yesterday morning at the
residence of his niece, Mrs Eugene
BauEh. near Frederick's Hall. Louisa
county. He was eighty-fonr years of
age.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Stanley
Gardner will be held from st. Andrew s
church. this wednesday, afternoon. at
$40 o'clock, with interment in River
view cemetery.
Mrs Gardner was the daughter OF
the late Martha and Daniel Ellysonr
Of New Kent county. but had been a
resident Of Richmond for a number Of
years Mr. and Mrs, Gardner are sur
vfved by the following sons and daugh-
tiers: D. B. Gardner. Hanover county;
J. NJ. Gardner, Savannah. Ga. P, w
Gardner. Newpcrt News; A Gardner,
/ Richmcndg VAC C.. Gardner. Rtch~
mond. Va: Mrs. r. r. Garrett. Rich
nond. va Mrs. z A. Ball. Newport
News, Va; Mrs r. z. l. Hargrave. Pc
tersburg, Va: Mrs. J. c. Lewis Rich
monA. Va
Arran gements had not been an
nouneed for the funeral OF Mr.. Gard
nsr last night