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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
PARKERSBURGERS AT
THE union MISSION
W. J. Mulngnn and B. n. Barnes Toll
What Powcr OF Christ Will Do
In Converting Ltvos.

The services mt tn" Union mission
last night were In charH" Of W. i. Mmi-
liSan md r. n. Haru"* both a.; i'ark"r"-
burg MIR. Mullirau IL II "Snv"r'"'l hobo.
having Travelled In nil parts OF III"
world fc wnS horn and raised In tho
New York T:ow"ry. MIR MuiliKau told
the story OF his iifc. his sinful rscn-
undeS and oth"r "details of his corrupt
existence. h"fnr" h" h"Cam" converted.
Ha then told ~ III" benefits which h."
had derived since h. hal taken the love
81 God into hts heart. III" told how
once he was shuun.d by society. anil
now that he WAS thristinr ne had IN"
respect OF everyone. In fact. no was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Dayton. 5: Evansville. ).
DAYTON. I: Evansville.
Springfield. :. lti"lrn"hh. I"
Springfield. s: ltichn"nh. I.
Peoria. {: MuSk"Hnn. t.
MuskcXun. }: Peoria. |.
Fort Wayne. ). Grand i;;.pld%.
Grand Rapids. i: Fort Wayne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
.ro WHIT nIIEribl hIuEI'
WORST THE GERMANS
tCuuiluuod from rlrnt PnR")

In.,,I,r Iu."immr on tit" "livhIn"'i II
r,."tiun ,,,.,,r ,,,
Thrrr ha# been li''i" nr''Nl'F ,'
nm, If the uihrI front F.. hllh"'Eh NV
ru...l,ua near VAN. in I'rhi.h NI''l'
MA. hay" driven til" Turn from .'H
.,nI wrniriunH. II /" n"' l'hP' WI" Nv.
that Ruuamia may soon Nv '''' ~
important th"a'r" III 'h' WI Nv ""
,,,I,,, urirl1l communication an
.,,,,,,,.r that an increase In til" arm
i,,,,. .,rriylIy AZ various points !" no
IICrnhlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
BODY RECOVERED.

GATI.IpOI.IS. -. Iuly lT.--'rh" h"li
Of Coo Steele. aged -. VIII" w"H drowned
at the wharf h"r" last Thursday. was
recovered today from tn" bhl" river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

aurmnn sir rmI"nt.
EEIlII+ twin I"ul"nI. NV l"..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Stamm-B. r. Stone, Pine Grove:
W. f. E'ah"y. Hundred: j. W. Brr'llnr.
Hundred; Leon SWlk. Chester.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. Hamun Davis left
Saturday evening for Atlantic Guy
and other Interesting points IN IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From tho City.
TRl.STRTE ARRIVALS.

Rouers--C. l.. Gray. East l.iv"rr"oI:
j. T.. Frazier. ROwIrsburr.
Mcclure l.. G. Lul". Sl"uh"nvill":
Mrs. ". g.. Simmons. Gas%away: +. A.
strait. Mansr"ld: WIN. Michael. Man
nlnRtun: Katherine SIutt"r. ClarkS'
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
DORIS OVERSTREET

Once more we are called upon to humbly submit to the divine will of an all-wise Father, who has seen fit to remove from our midst a fragile, tender flower and transplant in His garden above, there to blossom and grow, where there is neither sickness of sorrow, and parting comes no more. It is not now for us to know why our Doris should be taken in all the beau ty of young womanhood but we cher ish the hope that Some time, some day we'll understand"
 God calls those whom He loveth, and why should He not claim His own jewels to shine in His house, tho our own be made dreary. 1t may seem hard sometime to say, Father, Thy will be done," therefore do it.
 Resolved: That Judsonia Baptist Sunday School has lost a loyal and faithful member, her class a cheerful, willing worker. Her chair is vacant but girls, do not think of her as lying n the lonely graveyard but behold her reaping the reward of her faith ful Christian life, standing at Heav- en's pearly gate holding out beck oning hand to you.
 TbtSOlNtd. Idl WE, WillIS We mourn our loss, our deepest sorrow is for the loved ones at home. We can only commend them to the Heavenly Father. We are prone to give way to grief in such times, but wait, soon when like the tired pilgrim thou shalt fall sick and weary He will take you home to rejoice in finding loved ones from whom you have been separated. Then how true will be the saying that it is all for the best"
 Resolved: That we, the members of the Judsonia Baptist Sunday School extend to the father, mother and sis ters our deepest sympathy in this hour of their sad bereavement.
 Resolved: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the sorrowing family, copy be spread upon our re- cord, and copy be sent to the Jud- sonia Advance for publication.
 Mrs. Walker
 Miss Cora Miesen.
 Mrs. Little.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
AUTO LICENSES
 GO TO 25,8O0

The number of state automo- bile licenses issued in Arkansas has virtually doubled each year since 1914, according to records in the office of w. B. Owen, State highway commissioner.
 So far this year 25,800 icen- ses have been issued, and an ad- ditional 2,000 order, Mr.Owen believes, will be sufficient for the remainder of the year.
 In 1914 there were 5,642 li- censes issued. In 1915 the num- Der jumped to 8,021 and last year to 15,423.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
$1OO Reward, $10O

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions acquires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
Clear Water Notes.

The farmers have been busy the past week planting Irish po- tatoes.
 T. J. James, N. P. Hilger and Geo. Donnell spent Tuesday on Green Tom Lake, fishing.
 c. H. Woods visited in Bates vile the last Of the week.
 Clarence Adams returned from Little Rock Tuesday.
 Rev. Carlin Vick, of Tucker man, preached at the Baptist Church here Sunday night.
 Miss Elsie Cullom, of Bald Knob, is visiting relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Vester Thompson, of Beeler's Ferry, was carrying a petition for a cripple girl Mon- day.
 Mrs. Ona Donnell and baby are quite sick at this writing. Tom Close and wife, of Au- gusta, spent Thursday and Fri day at the home of Ollie Duna- way.
 John Dill visited w. l.. Salter here the last of the week.
 c. B. Harrison and wife were business visitors in Bald Knob Tuesday.
 William Bedford and wife were called to Newport to attend to business.
 Racine.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA

OREGON AND CALIFORNIA Railroad Co. Grant Lands. Le- gal fight over land at last ended Title revested in United States. Land, by act of Congress, order ed to be reopened under home- stead laws for settlement and sale. Two million three hun dred thousand acres. Contain ing some of the best Timber and Agricultural land left in United States. Large Copyrighted Map showing land by townships and sections, laws covering same and description of soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, temperature, etc., Postpaid One Dollar.
 Grant Lands Locating Go.
 Portland, Oregon.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15

On Tuesday Anton Kellar pur- chased from c. r. Long a fine which altho less than a year old weighed 250 pounds.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15
LOYALTY TO HOME
 ENTERPRISE MUTUAL

That loyalty to home enter prise should be mutual between the country people and the town people is recognized by all, but for one reason and another it is not practised by all alike. It is just as much an obligation of the home dealer to provide market for the products of the country folk, as it is for the coun try folk to trade with the home town dealers. When this obli- gation is recognized and lived up to on both sides, then will be- gin a season of prosperity for both, the like of which has not been thought possible.
 Newark Journal.
 FOOT REST HOSIERY for Men, women and children-best on the market. Ladies hose from 25c to $2.50: Mems 25c to I5c.: Childrens' 15c to 35c.
 Soleman and Leggett.
 *
 Sanol Eczema Prescription is . famous old remedy for all forms of eczema and skin dis eases. Sanol is a guaranteed remedy. Get 35c large trial bottle at the drug store.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-08-15

We have just received a nice line of Fall Ginghams and Per cales. Call and see them.
 Johnson Sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
WILL MEET IN RICHMOND
Virginia Good tonds Nssorint ton Sc
;crts This city for IDIS
Convention

Announcements that the executive
committee OF the Virginia Good Roads
Association had selected Richmond for
IT'S neat annual meeting was made YES
t"rday afternoon 10y &. Il. Scott score.
thrN Of the organizations. The aSsoci-
alton VIII meet here ON january -. 10
and II. 1918. holding its sessions ia tin,
auditorium of Murphy's Hotel
The Virginia Good Roads Association
VAS formerly known as the NirciuI;,
Roads Association. w Conway Sam.
'icrs. chairman OF the Iicuricn Hoard
Of Supervisors aud general manaucr
Of til" virginia state Fair Associations,
Is president The annual convention
WAS held several weeks ,go in Nurfo'b
when 80" delegates We're in attendance
I'ri"r 10 the last session OF the Cen =
"rai Assembly: the association met in
firhn"nd. and among other business
passed seventeen resolutions. Of which
hti""n were adopted in the good roads
ici: station passed by both branches OF
the Legislature. The registered dee
Gates III attcndanC" on the convention
""r" go. while II ts tnouc 1T that more
ihnn 80" were on hand. Many OF tho
delegates brought their wives aud fam.
ilioS here"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
DEMANDING DIVIDENDS
ENORMOUS SALARIES PAID
STARS OF MAJOR CIRCUITS
Club Figures show American Icurur
Fold ASs5.Onh. National. ST50.uun.
St.525.nOn to iun Players
IN NNsnCint"d prcs.. I
" NnEk InIIIInl.,. ~

~ NNS"tlHtch i'rrSt.
MEM YORK;. january .o.--rrcsidrnt
Toner. OF the National League. in :,
statement here tu-nigh; IN reply IL
c"inpl2ints OF National i."aSuc pl,ycrs
iu,ely necessary.
The gam" must be put, on such a
basis where the men who have money
IN the rluos San expect = rcasonahlc
nroht on their Investment. Il" said
me hes, proof that Salqrics are too
mad. record Attendance. few clubs
made money. The sam" conditions. |
am told. existed in ths American
1t Was stated ,hc other day tia;
plaNerS under cnntr,c, I" til" sixteen
major league clubs drew about Si500-
goo in salaries :yst year. 1t may fur.
cher interest til, baseball public g."
know how much each club owner paid
t" his diamond experts.
The salary list OF tho Giants. not
includine Mc,;raw, WAS sl2u.o0o. VI Is
SAD , The lT%%k'ym club paid i"."c"
WccEhnlan. the cubs salaries amounted
to sia5.G00
The iiraNcs received not less than
$40, 0oc. while the I'hillics drew down
at least SS5.ouo from President W T.
Baker The Cincinnati Reds took down
10000. the salary list OF tho 81 Louis
Cardinals Wa: $1,000. and the l'iratcs
received not less than S6o.00u.
summing M the totals. il may he
said without f'ar Of :"ntradiCti"n tina,
players amounted {" almost 100000.
In the American League salaries We're
higher Til" Yankees received $4,000
from Colonel l;upprrt and Captain Illus
ton. VIII" cleared about $jn.6uc ou the
season. The Rod .S"X consumed pay
roll Of sll5.u0o. and former President
'l.aunIu made s,.ma money for the first
tim" in three yc.rs.
Tho salaries Of the White S"N t"ialcd
$4,000. and comSlcy had prosper
Gus YEAR. In Detroit the Tigers drew
more than sico.coo from Owners Naviu
and iawkcN. including ~ Iul'h's sal
airy OF 100000.
tn" Cleveland pay roll amounted to
Saa.0hn. and the Washington club in.
Gliding $1,000 drawn 10y Walter John
son. paid out S?o.O"o Til" salaries "f
tho - Louis Brow; footed up $50. rOn
while Connie Mack's Athletics received
~ least $1,000" for losing more than
loo games.
Tho american League clubs there
fore. were obligated to lii" extent "f
S''"."v", or grand total OF si52I nnu
which was diT!dcd among lrSs than
50" PLAYERS in the rirHl circuits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS
tHIFEIrfiS "INTOLI:KiNtt ~
GREATEST OF VA. SPEC TiCi.Es

Thcr" is nothih2 l@it l." he d"uc IN
the way Of dramatic spectacle T..
has air hern d"rv. Griffith n". = nc
IL in 'intolcranc," II j. barely pos
SIhle that Griffith himself MAY evolve
u great picture from the HonIc of th,
Ca"S"rS. or the ESNp; of IL" Itoi"mics.
but even then he will not nave 81 vast
ana splendid ~ back ground a. ,h.,c
which he has chosen for the FIRST ne
riod OF li% fouriuld story Nnd so.
40 matter how he may drlN. into
history. sacred or profiuc scriIiuyal
or arocrypiial. and no matter how
freely he may civ" rein IL his ARTISTS
.Iras innti"n. h. Will not make ..u",hcr
''n'oicr:tGre. For III" lEpurtau.. tli.
most Important. part OF nis .;..nouduus
piciur" is laid in Babylon I;ah, Ion.
the wicked. tho mighty. tho Eat. Ion
thai h"urISncd and waved proLd thou
sands Of years hcfcr" Christ. III"
''a"Hlon whose 'ali Was pr"rh"slcd los
tn" writing on the wall.
As has nocn Told iiluc .uu n.,a.n
there arc four concurrent Storja. ava
aimed al various forms OF Indifference.
hcGinnin2 to-day, they irar, e -tojt
OF to-day. which i. :idmir,biy staged
ANA admirably acted. and which would
l." good enough bv itself hit wins .h.
u this case. * chiefly valu"ulc because
Il runs side i'y side with TIA" st"r OF
Babylon ard EciShazzrr. Going lr,k
som" -" years. another side - 'h.
story treats Of the Religions Confr'
I'm France during III" reign "r Charles
IN. when Catherine q - Mcdicf4 .ualI.i.
influence was ~ us ari-ht tn. ,f...
sa,rc OF -. bartholomew form quo.
Chief INCIDENT at This. portion. and htt!.-
HnsI! ~ Is pr"traA"d. too. Back a-uil.
more Than Loo years this time. III,
S'thr IN i'@ To Ju"ah there j. ri"-
lurc" the Christ. with The ih|r'sc"-
"rS'' th"n al III" wcddIma s." '.ua
81 "ai'i'"' 'h"n on ald on. with simon
ia" 'Nrcn"hn CARRYING ii" ''r'ss y"
N"N" y ~ me hr"rli"t% "f r"i''# 'ui-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
TO PRESENT BRIDGE PLANS
Authorization Give" by War Depart :
ment 10 Washington. Newport New.
short Line tOnIpany

WASIilNGToN January -. The
War department to-day announce" ar-
rr"Nal ~ an act authorizing tho Wash
lnSt"n. Newport N'ws short Line Rail
road COMPANY !" present lts plans Tor
TIA" construction 81 - bridE" across tho
Potomac iiiNcr south "f Washington.
In" action makes u possible Tor tho
engineers 10 bcGju studs ot tho Ia idcc
plans und"- the general bridge act re-
Huiring IN" departments approval of
structures across naNiGnblc wntcrs
III. bridge plans have hccn hoforc tho
department for some time awaiting tho
authorization granted to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
LECTURE AT SCHOOLS
Popular Addresses 10 he Delivered 'ru-
Night In Various scrtiuns
of CITY.

Continuing the course ni lectures
arranged hN tn" Richmond city school
authorities. four speakers viii de-
liver addresses this evening in diff
fcrort public schools The lectures
are Of a ropuiir nature. iut"udcd for
TIA" parents Of pupils INA ais" for all
c'ttz"us Of Tho community. The series
IL intended :" iUcr"as" The use Of tho
school buildings as social ,cntor~
Far. John g. Mcicalf, dean "f Eirh.
mond college. Will sneak on .rh.
Need "f FREQ Public Library Tor tho
city Of Richmond" at >.l5 o'cl"cl< this
evening III the auditorium OF Sprtue-
fold school. The lecture viii lac In,
first delivered ai that school III tho
course OF tho present series. In ad.
djti"n :" tn" address by pr. Mctctlf
there Viii be short talk to tn" grad
yates az III" Springfield opcr-;iI class
hy Assistant Superintendent ! II. i:iu-
ford IN" awarding of certificates 10 the
orcn-air pupils. aud - musical pro-
grain.
Instead az srrakius "u "'rNc Price Of
Smile" this oNcuin-: at William Eos
school nc did last week olscWher
nr. rouslas =. Freeman Viii toll TO-
night Of hrroio deeds 90 III" present
war anu the medals us"d - =, ward
Hravcst Leeds" Marcus \ Ncilcrurau
viii sing
"ltu"v Y"ur city" viii hc tho ;irlr
Of the lecture at Traukltu School this
evening hy pr. -. l.. Anderson. Soc
rotary % the civic Association. l'r.
T.. y Caii>ch rabbi Of Temple Ecth
.\hahah. VIII speak q; Girt,r Iark
school on What the ruhlic school
Stands For
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
RICHMOND YOUTH ARRESTED
l.Orrcn Cannon Charged With being
Implicated In several
itObbcrics.

lSpcclai to The Times Dispatch
I;DANpk l.. VA, January .9.---Iorrrn
Cannon. Of South Richmond, will be-
;,rrai.:ncd in Police Court tomorrow
uIornInS. emerged with breaking int,
II local ptwuShop ON last Thursday
night. Frank Miles and Thomas Ut
ter. both of whom arc said u be work
in. With Cannon. were arrested in
washington on sunday.
According to the police. Cannon. tt
ter aud Miles have been implicated in
several robbcricS at bedford. Lynch
burg ana other places. Property said
to have bccn found ou Cannon wlcr.
searched was identified as belonging to
a bedford woman whose home was rob
bed several days ago. j. q. thal,ic..
an attorney here. has been retained;
by cannon'S father 1t Is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
WENCK CLAIMS FRAME-UP
hairmnn of New York state Athletic
commission Charges PoIlork With
"frnmiDS" Bribery Charges.
I Nv 4 ssociatol Press

ALBANY. y. V. January - The de-
'f r,l., =, = M, M. he was the Mc;tm Of a
eEiCk y. WcnCk. chalrmnu Of tho state
Athletic t"mmssi"n az a rublic hear
iuG OF charges Of attempted cNtortion
nc i"rr"d against him by three Sew
YORK. hnNin. promoters
Harry NJ POLLOCK. VIII" was ono OF
murder case. said WcncI> a,tcmptc,i a.
"Niort Il hrihc uf 81 600 for "a license to
stag" boxing bout in Madison square
Garden last November.
Wcu"k testified that pollocil had told
bun II We don't got this license we'll
got YOU. Tic said a check for 500
mont OF q bill "f $500 "wcd him for
publicity work before he became box
ING commissioner. Pollock claimed
this was part of h,.re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
PENN DROPS FOLWElL
ia"ult! Committee Thinks Il Would
nc thwi>c to lc-EnGaEc Head
Touch.

l'illI.A Di.LrIiIi. January ao-coh.
crit F"lw ell. head coach of Tho I'M
NcrSi'N Of PENNSYLVANIA football team.
VII not 'l'r""t 'hat team most fall. ac-
CordlnE 10 an announcement to-nt.h,
ny llr y. w Go"dspc"d, chairman or
the faculty committees
Tho faculty committee" said pr
'"odSp"cd, has discussed ;ho matter
and has concluded tlat Mr. roIwrir..
I"htraci has expired. and that 1t would
Il" uhWi"o,t" i"-"uS.E" him"
i'r. Goods speed declined 80 state tho
Spcctnc objection 10 l'olNcll
inlM"H Mas indignant whon he
.carn"" 81 III" faculty committees at
'liud"' aud declared That I've would
hEht tn" matter {" rnish"
~ cam" I" icuns! ivRni;, last wear
from Washington and Jefferson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
Prep School League
Meets This Afternoon

The Richnuud Preparatory school
l.rnSnc VIII hold u q; rS.uE III the
trn.rnl !. W. &. \. building this ar
trrr0on for tho purpose or making
nrranS cmcnts for the track aud
bnSchnu SEASONS a. the several
schools holding membership in the
. league. -
John Marshall High school. Mc-
cure tn;>crsty SchOol. Bcnrtiic-
tine College. tichuiOnd Academy nut
tue Petersburg High Srh0oI prob
AMY VIII Ic represented AT the con
rInNc. Mrtsuirr's school withdrew
from the league some timc ago. and
u ts rot known If they will enter u
track team this spring. There L.
said To bc >tr0nE possibility ut th,.
Petersburg High school being nd
United Ia the orSaHiZmtiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

kIrkmcycr brothers, az Hl> Wcs,
Er"ad street. reported q" tho police
las, night IT," 'ps~ of - scv"u- pa sScn-
scr Dvcrlaud automobile Tho ma :
chine VA st"l"u from seventh aud
Marshall streets. I'atr"lmHu Williams
reported that he had seen Tia" auto
mobile IN question passing through
lanyard Bottoms near O'clock las,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
Robertson Sticks by
I'ultz and Frat

\onIO1k. w.. Jauunr, ID
David Rohcrt>"n. Atnr outf~ldcr and
>iuSEcr at the New York t.iRnts.
who u netting Ru intcrur ut II
tocHl hospital. announced to-day
that he would stick d! the nnsc hnll
Players I'rRtrrnitS in the strike
movement. The contract offered
hin, u. Manager NrIrnN called for
substantial increase In pay. TIC
snid he had given his word Ia Fulty
and would keep IL. UohcrtSun lives
in Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Nn,"r Jester tniIs torrInse ~ Lynch
hurE Fnns for Selection az tIUb ON
rinls--WiIl Sock StBtc thurtcr

w N'HlitTH;. w. Ianurrv -
Mayor lsst"r. who represented I.lnch-
burg at N"rfolk and secured n Nirrinia
te@Eu" franchise for tn" cjty. has called
= meeting II ~" fans f"r TuVrSdu 5.
nlGl' l" organic" - back tho club.
seven directors, including TIA. o:ccU-
tive officers, Uill ho chosen. ANA IL is
Expected that business man viii 10.
put ut the head OF tho club
~ soon rs tn" association - or
S"nH"6 MANAGE viii l." signed AND
~ application Viii be mad" FOR "a stat.
ruArtcr. Nn effort is 10 H. made to
'""ur" stock subscriptions TO make ,h..
I"Nh" p"S'lhlc nero a number "f sea
sons without III" NECESSITY Of l,ggfnr
on tn" str"r'S Cor support
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
FATHER GREENE DEAD
"'"rN' 'rir>t i" south Passes Away
!" H"itimnr~ II, Age or
\inct.-Si, Years
IN \ .o.iateI rtcs. !

BALTIMORE. MD. January -. Eay.
'""'' II 'icrn@. the Oldest priest IN tho
N""'''. di'H here to-day Il, Tho age Of
h'h"'N tx. lie Wa 4 native Of ireland
'h" ''i"i working ON tho Dublin IA =
ton cane :" this country and work Cd
@" IN" cincinnati Enquirer. .At,"r tn.
''N'I Wa y" hccanc editor Of tho
'"'h"iir fo!r& aph arh about TN. same
'''n' Vas admitted I" practice law in
cincinnati
Father "7e"n" ".s ordained as -
priest iu lS7I 10 London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
'n\>ipIR rH"a:NtM rtEr<RI:n
ny Rr.t i:>T CONFERENCES

IN NH-"'lhi0n I'f'.'
l'NEIS January - uow CON.
'cr"m"" az the allied powers IS /" h.
Gin shortly In Ictr"rrad whore l;rt,,Sh.
French and l,alan representatives.
bringing With .h,m III" program pre-
pared hy the recent conferences In Lon
don and Rome ar" about 10 arrive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
WARNS AGAINST U-BOAT
<'i'eh ""rships u-p"rt Gcrman nnld~r
about .OD Miles on
New York
INN N..oclatch q

NOl;folk. VA January - Wirc-
loss warnings from entente allied war-
Ship> received her" Tonight told OF tho
presence Of supposed German raiIcr
In latitude 90 north. longitude 80 west
which would hc 700 miles OF New Ycr,l
The supposed raider MAS Yccu IN trie
position on January 10 Merchant ship,
we're cautioned against approaching
this point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
DITIi LEWIS RETURNS
UIs CONTRACT UNSIGNED


tl;ANtlSCn. Jauuary "a
phNy Lev is. "u,ne!Her for tn. Rosie,
Americans has returned unsigned tho
."nt la'i pr"r'd him by tho manage.
.E'"' ne igNrcS. ne said to-day. were
"Nl'a "Nrir"d lat season. and he fcli
hf "hS "nutl"d 10 an Increase
nay" written the IDston manage
N'N' = nice letter. hc said "and am
rNr' nc matter viii bc adjusted salts.