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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
5000 CHILDREN
ARE VACC|NATED
At SteubenViIe When EpIscoPa
Rector Becomes I'll With
Smallpox.
Special Dispatch to the In;rllisrncer.

.Spcciai Dispatch to the lnirlliSencer.
STEu o., Feb. 3.--The
vaccination of all school teachers and
children in the city. numbering over
five thousand. were ordered by lhr
civ health board today. following the
discovery of a case Of smallpox. Kew.
VIM. Martin Sidencr. rector of St
Paurs Episcopal church, here. being
the victim.
The minister's SON. Herman, attend
ed school all last week. while the
ease was developing. The church and
parrish house where the stricken rec
Tor is confined. are closed. and under
heavy guard.
scores of adults exposed, submitted
IN vaccination today. Children who
visited the parish house during the
past week have been excluded from
the public schools rs A precautionary
measure
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SPAIN AGREES TO TAKE
OVER BERLIN EMBASSY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Spain gave
formal notice today OF her willing
ness 10 take over the American dip,
lomatic interests in Germany.
More than 200 American consulates
in every part Of the world have ceased
looking after German interests, In adj
dition to the ambassadors and min
listers previously reported.
New consular arrangements have
not yet been completed. Holland has
notified the department of Its willing.
ness 10 take over British interests in
Germany represented by the United
States and Spain those OF Rumania
Serbia and Japan
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RUSH OF GERMANS
FOR CITIZENSHIP
Former Members Of Crews OF German
Vessels Seek citizenship.

,
Vessels seek citizenship.
BOSTON, Feb. 5.-on this, the nrst
court day since the diplomatic preak
with Germany, there was rush OF
German citizens to announce tnelr
intention to obtain American citizen
ship. Twenty men, most OF them
former members of the crews OF Ger
man vessels tied up at THIS port,
sought to qualify for naturalization.
The applications Of all put one were
accented. This man said he would
think over the question OF renounclng
the sovereignty OF the German EN-
peror. The officials told him to re-
turn when he had made up his mind.
The officers Of all the Teutonic
steamers at this port were concentrat-
I'd tonight on the steamer "itteKlnd,
which. like the other refugee craft,
was under augmented guard. 1t was
the wish OF the officers that they re-
main together as a matter Of economy
and Fellowship. Their further request
for occasional shore liberty was de-
lerreu pending a conference tomor-
I,0w.
The men of the Kronprinzessin
Cecelie who were dispossessed OF
their quarters on that vessel by
United States Marshal Mitchell on a
civil process Saturday night, were re-
moved today from the immigration
quarters at Long wharf and berthed
on the steamer koln. 80.
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Stockholders Meeting

In pursuance Of III" bylaws Of the
West Virginia Exposition and stat" Far
Associa ton. 4 meeting .ui Tho stock
holders will BE- held on tn" 18TH day -
February. 1917. ut ; o'clock y. ~. at tn"
principal office of the Association on
the Playground. Wheeling. w Va. "a"
the purpose Of authorizing IN" re-
charterine and Incorporating nf TINS
Association and to transact any anu aii
nther business that mary br brought
before or to the attention al ia" efp'k-
holders Of the .issuriH,i"n.
GEORGE: ". II w. fr"~rl"m'.
CHAS. y. H.iNtElI:E. Treasures.
BERT ii. SNhE'TZ. secretary.
ja-Gp- fed. g.
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

AS reported by X. +. Dunlap, patent
attorney of Wheeling w. Va. the patent
office records show the recent issue of
the following patents 10 West Virginia
inventors: {. T.. Glenn, Terra Alta ir-
rgs,tinn ditch guard: 7. X. Tomlinsnn.
Runcevertc, window shade fixture: Flor
cnce Canterbury. Canterbury. portable
stove: L. X. Day. assignor to Wheeling
Currugating Company. Wheeling. struc-
tural memoer; L. c. Irwin. Warwick
clothes line; George Londress and l.
Rogers. Clarksburg, zinc furnace: 7. A
Miller. Morgantown, window glass blow
ing apparatus; @. ". Stctndorf. Wheel
ing. relieving attachment for lathes, .
Mr.. Dunlap also reports the issue OF
the following trademark registrations:
Scientific Products Company. New Cum
berland and SteubenyiNe, Ohio. electric
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NOTICE.
In the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of West Virginia
In the matter OF H. 4. Lennon. trading - n. 4.
Lennon Co.. Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
No. 40
To Ceth acknowledgements gn. .4rAoISS
To the Creditors Of II. A. Lennon. trading ~ h A.
Lennon &. Co., Of the City OF Wheeling. County
Of Ohio. and district Aforesaid. . bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that the LIST day OF
February A. D. 1917. tho said h A Lennon Ms
duly adjudcated bankrupt. and that the rR nesting
Of creditors will be held At tbs offices Of J. W.
Cummlns. Esq. suite 5o6-o7-0S SitiooL Bank
Building Wheeling, West Virginia. on the 18th day
OF February A. d. 1917, At 10 O'Clock In tAs fore
noon. At which time the said creditor may s,tend.
prove their claims. appoint . trustee. examine The
bankrupt and transact such Other business ~ mAy
properly come before said MEETING.
]. ". CU3NnNe.
Referee In BsnhuptU.
Dated February ID. 1917. fes.6-S
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PHILADELPHIANS BUY
WEST VA. COAL PLANT

81 ccial dispatch to the lnleScnccr.
CLARkSBURG. ". Va, Feb. S.
John II. Weaver and B. Dawson Cole
man. Philadelphia operators, have
purchased the coal mining plant and
lease holds of the Marshall Coal COM
pany six miles north Of Clarksburg,
on the Short Line railroad. it was an
nounced today. Property leased from
tho Corona Coal and Coke company
and the Commercial Coal and Coke
company is included.
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.CONF|SCAT|ON OF
COAL IS PLANNED
BY the Mayor of East Liverpool to
Relieve the Famine in Fuel.

Srr,ia! nispa:rir fn tEc Int.llisrrcr;.
EAST LIVERPOOL. g.. Feb. b
In an effort to relieve serious coal
famine here. Mayor ". +. Orr today
instructed coal dealers 10 procure
their supply from loaded cars on Il
siding of the cleveland and Pits
hur=h railroad. The mayor, accom-
panied by Two police officers, went 10
the railroad siding this afternoon 10
seize four car loads OF coal, but there
being no means at hand 10 hald the
product no coal was moved. string
Of 1nn cars loaded with coal are on
he railroad tracks within the cit!
limit:
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,,et street, died in the Ohio Valley Gen
rral haspitai last evening at 7:So o'clock.
She was removed to the institution ABOUT
tWn weeks ago. suffering with compilca-
ton Of diseases. ,, ..,t
sl,a had no known relatives. and few
friends had inquired about. her since ! she
vas admitted to the institution. Shc
was a charity patient. No arrange,
mcnts had been made for her funera1
.lute last night.
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Edward Drumont,

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Edward Adolphe
Drumont, aged IS years. the we'll known
editor Of Libre Parole, is dead. Mr.:
Drumont was the author OF q number OF
books and plays. He published in 1871!
Il volume Of historical memories of
Paris which was crowned by the French
Academy. NJ Drumont was best known
outside Of Franco for the anti-Semitic
cam paiGn which he waGed for many
wears and which involved him in sew
eral law suits and two duels.
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WILL GET DIVIDEND.

WILLlAMSTOWN. W. Va. Feb; o.
Creditors Of the Williamstown tlrs'
National bank will be paid first dlVl
dend' Of 81 per cent. according 10 an
nOuncement made by ". G. PeteTkin
receiver for The bank. II Was alSC
announced that only 80 per cent o.
The dcposiiors have proved THEN
claims.
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YACHTS DESTROYED.

CRISFlELD, Md. Feb. 5. - Fire
destroyed the CriSfield Machine Works
this evening with loss of about
100000 Two yachts in boathouse
adjoining the machine works belong
ing to L. s. McCready. OF Chicago,
were partly burned. II. I. Moore
Yacht. valued at S1nhnn, was de.
Struyrd The schooner Amelia was
badly damaged.
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Kev. James NJ. Goddard

Srectal Dispatch TO the Inte!llseHer.
WOODSFIELD. O., Feb. 6.-ReE'
jones NJ Goddard. aged 20 years
y highly respected citizen Of this place
and former minister Of the Methods st
Episcopal church, died almost instantly
from heart failure this morning.
: Mr.. Goddard was in usual health and
had entered the Sunday school room al
teachinE his class, when he remarked
that he felt sick and for someone to call
a physician. which was done.
DR.. Parry rushed TO the church, but
his services were Of no avail, as DIT
Goddard expired in just rev NOM
ents.
He was an enthusiastic church worker
and is survived by a wife and eight chill
dren. His death was shock to the en-
tire community.
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Mr. Mary (Rode) Bohlman.

Funeral arrangements were lncom-
plcte last evening for Mrs. Mary tkodel
in the family home on Boggs Run.
"Wednesday Inc afternoon. Mrs. bohlrnan
died Sunday evening. She was IN her
sixtieth year and had lived In that hat
community for forty-five years. she
vas a member OF the German Lutheran
Church OF Benwood. Mrs. Bohlman was
born and reared In Germany. SURVIVING
are four sons and three daughters. FREQ
RI and Lucy Bohlman.
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Earl Of harrington.

LONDON. Feb. 5.--l0:55 F. m
Charles Augustus StanhOpc. eighth Earl
Of Harrington, died at Elvcston Castle.
Derby. this morning
The Earl of Harrington was g years
old and was ono of the largest land
owners in England. He was aide-de-
camp to the king and commander or the
South Derbyshirc battalion OF the Home
, Guard.
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c. & O. REQUIRED TO
OPERATE TRAINS

WASHINGTON Fob. 5.-West Fir-
sriu Public Service Commission or
,lrrs recurring the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad 10 operate daily passenger
trains on a two-nle freight branch be-
tween Nnsted and HAWKS Nest were
today upheld and decided to be valid
by The Surname court.
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Henry Steed.

Local friends received word yesteraaGg
Announcing the death OF Henry Steed
in his home at St Louis. Mo, Sunday.
He was a former resident Of this city;
Death was said to have been caused
by an accident received here last month.
Funeral services and burial Will Dc III
ST Louis
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Harry A Daley.

Harry 4. Daley, aged 10. well Know,
travelling salesman and for many years
y resident Of this city. died last night
in the home Of his brother-in-law. Harry r
A paradise of 1435 Market street, roll
lowing several weeks illness.
Surviving are his wife, two hrothers:
Charles OF Pittsburgh and HaricF Du''eE
OF Seattle, Wash: also one sisteI;
private funeral services will be held
in the Paradise home wednesday AFTER
noon al 2:3O o'clock. The Rev. y. =;
Dean Of Trinity Lutheran church. WIZ
ofriciate. Interment Will pf IN Greeh"
wood cemetery.
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Col George A. Canine.

NEWRURGH S. \. Y, Ian. 5.-Coloncl
George a. Canttno. of Ncwburg, vet
cram OF tho civil war and said 10 hc the
originator Of flag day" is dead at ST..
Petersburg, Fla.
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...,.., for ME-. 6ccoloch.

Funeral services for Mrs. Renecca
N1cC;olioch, aged 81. who passed away
Friday, H we're held in the family hone ON
on short Creek yesterday mornlng; me
Rev. Mr.. Russell. pastor of Short Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church, was ~!
charge and burial was IN snort CFeeA
cemetery.
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Randolr,h Hitchcock.

dolph IT, Hitchcock, Of Honolulu. Il
member Of the Harvard football team
Of last season and n prominent member
Of the varsity swimming team. died to-
night at the college infirmary.
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BOSTON, Feb. 5.-Rcar Admiral Ed
ward May, L. 5. n. died at his home
here today at the age of - years. Ho
was retired in 1900 with the rank OF
rear admiral in recognition of his SER
vices IN tho Civil War.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

NOTICE is hereby given that The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of Bail River Coal Company
will be held At the General Offices Of The Company.
No. IA Rockefeller Building. Cleveland. o.. a
Tuesdly February 13. 1917, 1t eleren O'Clock. l. n.
for tho election Of directors and The t1lnsacdca Of
such other business - may properly come bsfors
tho meeting.
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS,

January t9th. 1911.
Stockholders Of the Wheeling Steel lroA Company
will take notice tia. At their annual meeting 70 b
held on the 18th day Of February. 1917 there will
be offered for adoption . resolution Increasing the
number OF shares Of the Authorized capital stock to
l00 0OO % Is 10 increase tho authorized capital stock
10 Ten Million tSl0. o0o. oo0) DollAfh
". p. HUBBARD.
WA. r. sT1F1L,
C. + HUBBARD.
J. J. HOLLOWAY.
ISAAC n SCOTT.
stockholdHk
h-So-sl-feb-1-2-3-5-S-
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rr,ara1 for Mrs. Stevenson.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held for Mrs. Emma Stevenson,
,vho died Saturday in the family home,
iii South Front street. The Rev; pr.
charles II. Robinson. Of the First Unit,
ed Presbyterian Church. officiated and
interment was private in GREENWOOD
cemetery.
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MUSIC WITH MEALS.

4 slot-machino music box was IN.
stalled in the Palace Restaurant last
,ven!ng. Standard phnnoeranll records
are played Patrons will enjoy various
sorts OF music Ut any hour of the daJ
rr night now.
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Rear Admiral May

Lowther OF Mineral Springs. Is dead at
the home OF a sister. Mrs. D. Z. Ben
nett, at that place, aged 70. years.
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FOR BALE

FOR sALE-2;5-icre fam In Noetasn Obs. ~
Ger acre; terms yety osSy; Will sxchInes for good
renting town or city property or . ANAL fam: .
bargain worth investigating. h I. epslAan. Kant.
Ohio. fs0.S.t
FOR sALE-A small farm: suitable for dalry. Truck
or poultry farm; handy 10 GOOD mS1ksL FurtAR
particulars address Boz l6S. Tltonylis, Ohio.
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GO TO
GO TO
PADEN CITY
Double Your Money

Prices went up exactly as announced
Nov. 9TH, Nov. 21st, and Dec. 26th.
Prices still less than half present
value on some Of the choicest lots.
Watch for big special announce.
ments, more big things prices will
jump rapldiy-must double and even
triple.
Reason: Industries, factories, mills
and in our chosen lines industrial
advantages beyond competition. Best
industrial location in West Virginia.
ALLAN TURNER
Real Estate Specialist, 1920 Market
Street. Bell Phone 1885; National
165-Y. II
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MORE STATES WILL
SUPPORT WILSON

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Feb. 5.-Thc
Iowa Legislature today adopted a Teso-
tuition expressing the hope that war
would be avoided but tanning aSsur-
ances that Iowa Will sustain the prcSi-
dent Of the United States In standing
firmly behind him in protecting the citi-
zens Of this nation and tho national
honor"
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

APPLICATION F0k PAhboN,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Tho underlined having ben convicted OF . nIs-
demelnor in the criminal court OF Ohio County wsst
rirtinil on the 18th day Of Septembsr 1915 hsesby
gives notice that on the 18th day Of February. 1917.
he will make application 10 the Honorable b. d.
Hatfield governor OF tbs s,sts Of West virEinis. for
. pardon JOHN HILL
ia.80-fnh-A
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HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 5.-A reso-
lution pledging support to the president
nr the United States in the present crisis
and endorsing his action In severing re-
Lotions with the German empire was
adopted in the house tonight.
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Mrs. Eleanor Grover.

s,1,dal Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
HARRISBURG. ". Va, Feb. J.--Mrs
Eleanor Grover Is dead qt heart disease
after a short illness.LhaviuS passet
away at the home OF Mrs. A. y. Hays
a daughter. with whom she made he'
home in this city. Her body was today
taken to Ncwburg. her former home
for burial
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Stockholders Meeting
Wheeling Stool & Iron Company.
Wheeling, w. Va.

Wheeling, w. Va
january 18th, 1917
Tho annual meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers Of the Wheeling Steel II ron Com
nany will be held at the office of the
Company. corner Main and South streets,
Wheeling. W. Va. OIL Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18th. 1917. at =. IN. for the
election of directors and the tranSac-
zion Of any other business that may
he properly or LEGALLY presented
Transfer books will be closed from
close of business February Srd. 1917. to
close OF business February 18th. 1911.
BY order Of board Of directors.
ISAAC NJ. SCOTT.
Attest: President.
c. ]. HUNTER. Secretary.
-.G--feb-2-G-l2
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PHILIPPINE ARMY
OF $4,000 PLANNED

MANILA. Feb. 5.-The Philippine
Senate today adopted bill introduced
by Manuel l.. Quezou. president or
the Senate. authorizing the organiza-
ton OF Philippine army division OF
$4,000 men. in accordance with the
national defence act. The bill author
lies the governor to call out all the
military forces Of the Philippine Is
lands at the request Of the President.
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ALBANY, y. Y. Feb. 5.-Patriotism
and preparedness dominated the legis-
laturc tonight. y resolution plcdgile
support to the president and congress In
the present crisis arising from me SeV-
GRANGE of diDlomatic relations with Ger
many was adopted amid great rnthus-
iasm and without Il dissenting vote. on
bill appropriating $l.000O00 for the
use of the National Guard. was advanced
To the order Of final passage half min
ute after It's Introduction and meas
urc strengthening military training law
was introduced,
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TRENTON. y. J.. Feb. 6.-The legis-
Iature tonight adopted resolutions pledg,-
ing New Jerseys militia and naval
forces 10 the nation. When the resolu-
ton was adopted in tho house the MEM
bers and those in the galleries sang
"Amcrica".
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nniaa Harriet Lowther.

Social Dsratcu 10 tho IntcSencer.
S'NSTARKSBURG. W. Va. Feb. D.
After q lingering illness Miss Harriet
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FOR RENT

WEST Co1N1R NAIH And x2AS8
ST4E8TD, 800.
SECOND FLOOR 1oo1I1, -
KAIN STREET, 30. Y
ROO11 AT 1907 NAiN 13111S, e136.
ALSO N1N1 FLOORS or TN law.
LEY BUILDING.
JAMES Z. EAWIDY,
1065M XAtN 1T1413.
The herald., 1917-12-13
Working In the Name
OF the Christ Child

Q ONE thirty years ago there lived
~ in the city of Washington young
girl, the daughter of Richard T.
Merrick, a distinguished lawyer, says
the Survey. A serious injury, due TO
an accident, had left her an invalid,
confined to her couch. The Christmas
season was fast approaching and amid
the preparations for the holidays,
which the happy family were busily
making, this young invalid. reared in
luxury, conceived the desire of clothing
In the name Of the Christ Child some
poor babe who was to come into the
world In poverty. She made simple
but complete layette, sent for a friend
who she knew could find the very
mother who needed such assistance,
and one small child was clothed in the
name Of the Christ Child.
The Christ Child, society. founded
p years ago, distributed 139 layettes
last year. Not one request has ever
been refused to an applicant Endorsed
by its visitors. And from this has
developed the material relief depart
ment, which clothes and shoes chill
dren, furnishes a fortnights outing,
a brace for crippled leg or a book
from the library. There are no religious
qualifications. Active members con-
tribute q definite number of hours
work each week, and anyone may be-
come a member by promising to an
swer the Christmas letter Of a poor
child. Washington numbers 1000 men,
bers, and there are more than $500 in
all. including the branches In % cit
les.
From her couch, where she has lain
for more than 25 years, Miss Mer-
rick directs and leads all the sod-
ety's work.
The herald., 1917-12-13
MAY USE KENTUCKY STONE
Product Of Blue Grass State Believed
as Good and Cheap as 6avarlan
Article.

1t is believed that after the war Is
over photographic stone quarried In
Kentucky may be put on the mar
ket as cheaply as the Bavarian stone
which has been the principal source
Of supply for long time. Small
quantities Of the Kentucky stone have
been sold already, but the high cost Of
labor in this country and the difficulty
of working the stone have kept 1t out
of serious competition with the foreign
product.
The European stone occurs In thin
layers, which require little but planning
and polishing after being removed
from the quarry. The American stone
is In beds from three to ten feet thick
and must be sawed into thin layers be-
fore Ii is ready for use.
The Bavarian quarries have been
worked so long that vast piles Of waste
have accumulated that must be moved
from time to time, thus adding to the
cost of production. The American
quarries have found a market for the
crushed refuse from their quarries,
and this by-product helps reduce the
cost.
The better grades of photographic
stone bring five to six cents a pound
for slabs ten by twelve inches and
the poorer grades a cent and half a
pound.
The herald., 1917-12-13
VIRGINIA LODGE NO. 1876,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Virginia Lodge No. 1856, knights
OF Pythias, elected the following of.
fcers at their meeting on Monday
night: VIM. Spahr. chancellor com.
mander; A. Kaufman, vice-chancel.
lor; w. Wolverton, prelate: Shade
G. Smith, master of excheauer
Chas. L. Krogh, master of finance
l.. F. Gisch, keeper of records and
seals; H. Munsterman, master-at.
arms; S. L. Crawford, master OF
work; G. X. Frisch inner guard; j
E. Thorning, outer guard; Chas
l.. Keogh, grand lodge representa-.
tive; A. F. Kaufman, alternate
Shade G. Smith and W, Wolverton
general relief committee; A. F.
Kaufman, w. Owens and ]. E
Thorning, trustees; DR.. ]. E. Pol.
lock. physicians; Jno. A. Barrett
undertaken.