The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07

-, o,her guests were Governor and
Ntrs strong Of Alaska, Hon. john d,
Whi,a If The federal shipping noaIu
and Miss White. The course OF InS
cruise was down the Potomac anu
into the bay as far as Old folnt eoiii'
fort. o,.,o
Il is seldom thai Sammy or Jacklt
can mako the boast TO his mates mat
ho was recruited for the service by
no less a parsonage than unlteo
States senator. But William LaVelle
klldaw and Frank Joseph Parmesano'
both of the town Of Elkins, can make
that boast If they want 10. and they
probably will when they get on thelr
sea legs and the jacktars get TO swap
ming warns under the stars some
night in The torpedo zone. And they
can make their boast good, too. Tor
all that. These two sturdy youngsters
may be charged up TO Senator Howard
Sutherland as his own recruits they
caue here 10 get in somewhere
they would best fit and they mao
a lot Of business with their dlstln-
suished fellow townsman about II.
He finally set them headed toward the
navy. and when all the preliminarleS
are gotten through with there they
will likely be found until the wars
close.
An original widows pension of SIC
a month, but dating from February.
1913. has been secured at the pen
sion bureau by Mrs. Fioletta Dillon
If West Hamlin through the influence
of Senator Sutherland. The latter
also took up today with that depart
ment the pension application OF Mrs.
Amanda l.. Connolly Of Roney Park.
Hugh Campbell Of Berkeley Springs
anplied 10 and received from Senator
Sutherland blank for the officers
reserve to fill out which. when that
is done. will be filed accompanied by
Senator Sutherland's endorsement.
DR.. Fl. II. Haynes OF Clarksburg ls
an applicant for 4 commission in the
medical reserve corps, and his apnii-
cation has received the strongest KIND
Of an endorsement from Congressman
Reed. Dr. Haynes. who was once IN
hospital service in Maryland. wants to
go with that states unit. or rather
that unit wants DR.. Haynes commits
stoned AID assigned TO it. That is | he
program which he hopes. through Inc
influence Of Congressman Reed and
other friends in official touch. "a sue
cnssfully carry oml Among other
recommendations made by Mr.. Reen
today were Paul Johnson OF Clarks-
burg for a nositon in the ambulance
CORPS, and George Snyder of Weston
for anpointment as inspector Of tim
her Che being an n1pcrt in that ilnel
AT. the Philadelphia navy YARD.
Among the arrivals from West VII,
cinia in tho city today are Lyel and
Albert \. West Of Glenville. and Dean
Jones nf thc Law School nj tho State
university.
Congressman woodward, whose ap-
nointee he was. has been officially
notified that Marion G. Thompson Of
Spencer has successfully passed all
entrance examinations 10 the Naval
Academy and had been received al
that institution and enrolled AS a
freshman.
have hcrn made by Congressman
Nicely: r. I. Hamilton ~ Grants
VILE. James T.. Vincent Of Watson. j.
G.. Brown of Hastings and Jay Nc
Cammick Of Wellsburg for the second
officers training camp; Geo. L. SKIN !
ner Of Follansbce for employment as
skilled mechanic in the government
service. any branch: has filed the an
rIications Of VIM. l.. Nolan. VIM. p.
wood for tho second officers training
camn: has filed with the war depart
mont letters offering their services in
any canarity from George Zinn OF
Hnttonsvilc. Wcst Virginia WESLEYAN
athlete. who is CHAMPION half.mile
runner of the state. and !. Leo Tav-
Tor Of ParkershurG: and accepted in
vitation to deliver an address at the
Wellshurr Chautanqua the last Sun !
dar nf this month.
II was announced AT CONGRESSMAN |
Neelv's office today that assurance |
had hcen given by the chief nf the |
engineers corps Of the army that a |
in that corps will he Is |
sued 10 r B DAYTON NJ New Martins |
villn within The next few days.
Frank Daiu OF Martinshurg. who |
came here to apply for acceptance IN