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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MRS. KETCHUM
 ENTERTAINS FOR VISITORS

Mrs Robert $. Ketchum entertained last Sunday in her apartments at Ter race Court. complimenting Mrs. John ". Hawkins, of Alliance Ohio, and Miss Ethelyn May, of Brooklyn, N. T \. Flags and bunting were effectively used in decorating in the dining room where tea was poured by Mrs. Lawson Gambill and Mrs. Frank Oden. A has ket of red and white carnations cen tered the dining room table. which was covered with white lace over red satin. s,-s s-,.yss. sssA.. s~t.s :. ; Mrs. Ketchum received her guests in the hall She wore her wedding gown with corsage of pink roses.
 Miss May wore a white georgette dress witch Killafney roses, and Mrs. Hawkins was attired in silver lace ana turquoise silk with a corsage of jon- quussand hyacinths.
 !, Others receiyins were, Miss TheInna Alexander, Miss Pauline Brown. Miss Olivia Cheek and Miss Mamie Gambill PIQUIK CLUB BALL
 < The Piquik club entertained Friday evening at their tenth annual ball, in ations appropriately carried out the effect Of Washineton's blrthday ' The guests were received by MT. S.. J. Moore, Mr. Charles N. Henley, Mr. J. Q. Patton, Mir. Roger Irving. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hahn, Mir. and Mrs. Fruitticher, Mr, and Mrs. w. H. Owens. Mir. and Mrs. c. F, Earnest: Miss Ruth Bonham, Miss Helen Sparkss Miss Ruth Freeman, Mfr. Ira Dement,. Jr.. and MT. K. F. Thornton. The dining room was Handsomely 'Aeeorated with cut nowers, ferns and .pR}ms and q plate courea vas served {i&h i'm tees In bIlxn and White tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
ENGAGEMENTS
CROSS -WEAKLEY

CROSS -WEAKLEY
  daughter Josephine Nathaniel Edward Cross The we'd ding place in DU PUY-LOWMAN Lewsburg
  Booker Du Pay wedding
 CONHILI-HERRICK of of
  John F. Sturdivant officiating.
 GANONG-ODOM of beh to Mr. Paul F. Ganong, Wednesday, February
 LUKENS, ,CRAIGHEAD B. of of their Adlne delpha. The date of the o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MIR. AND MRS. CABANISS
 HOSTS AT DINNER

MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Cabaniss enter tained at a dinner party last evening oomplimenting their guest, Mir. C. A. S;illman of Chicago. and Mrs. Robert Cathcart of Charleston, s. C., who i. visiting MT. and Mrs. John Miner Cald- we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

Hall Thursday evening at S:s0 o'clock The programme is as follows:
 Brahms, two intermezzi. A Minor, A Major: Chopin. Etude of 25 No. 3, Fantasie. Fruinor.
 Daniel Gregory Mason: (a) The whippoorwill; (b) The Quiet Hour; Co The Night Wind.
 Paganini LiszD, two caprices, E Flat; Saint-Saens (Toccata).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MIR. AND MRS. w. s. BROWN
 ENTERTAIN AT TJrTWILER

MT. and Mrs w. s. Brown were hosts at a dinner party in honor of Maj E. M. Tutwiler, who is spending a few days in the city. Other guests were Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemson, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, MT. and Mrs Frank lfowlkes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fowlkes and Mr. and Mrs. $. Y. Caldwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MRS. RICHARDSON WILL
 HONOR MISS WATSON

Mrs. C. W. Richardson will entertain at card party at the Country club Tuesday for her guest, Miss Dorothy Watson of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

orchestra and the dancing was led by Miss Helen Sparks and MT. Ira Dement,, Jr.. Miss Ruth Bonham and MT. K. F. Thornton, Miss Ruth Freeman and MT. H. II. Hahn, Miss Helen Allen and MT, J. B. Abney, Jr, and Miss Fay Green and MT. Sterling Floyd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
TUTWILER TEA

Among those entertaining at tea yes terday afternoon at the Tutwiler were Mrs. George Hastings.
 Mrs. s. P. Jackson had as her guests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
WEDDING INVITATIONS

Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves have sent out invitations for the wedding re- ception of their daughter, Miss Laura Graves, and Lieutenant Frederick Tomp- kins, aviation corps United States army, on Wednesday evening, February 27, from to Il o'clock, at 1765 Q street, the Washington home of Col and Mrs. Graves Only relatives and few inti- mate friends will attend the ceremony which wi1lDprecede the reception, says the Washington Times. The engagement of Miss Graves and Lieutenant Tompkins was announced shortly before Colonel Graves and his family came to Wash ington for the winter, and the wedding is being hurried on account of the bride groom's orders. MT. Tompkins spent the weekend in Washington on the way from Lake Charles, La, to Garden City, L. l., where he will be stationed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

and who knows what boys will be the next to i'll these beds?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MRS. DAvID's PUPILS RECITAL

Mrs. Laura Jackson Davids will give pupils recital on Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock at Cable hall Assisting in a group of songs, five quartrains from the "Rubaiyat" of Omar Khayyam, set to music by James H. Rodgers, will be Mrs. O. L. Stephenson and Mrs. James Wal lace Dean. All friends are invited to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
CONHILL.-H L.-HERRICK

MONTGOMERY SOCIETY CENTERS ABOUT
 ACTIVITIES OF THE SHERIDAN BOYS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
VICTROLA TALKING MACHINE
 FOR SOLDIERS

An appeal has been made to the good people of this city and state to help the United Daughters of the Confed- ercy of Alabama to Ahake the life glad of the soldier boys of Ward 2S of the hospital at Camp Mcclellan. which these ladies have agreed to, ssmother.s' There is need for victro1a or a talking machine at once to cheer them as they are beginning to get back to health and 1t is asked that some one donate one for this good cause Those wishing to aid with this work may communicate with Mrs. Julius Jaffe, at her home on Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

NN NE of the most interesting as well Il as most patriotic affairs ever held
 in Birmingham will be the meet ing of the Jefferson County Medical so- ciety tomorrow evening at 7SO o'clock at the Tutwiler. when this splendid body of men will dedicate their service flag, which now contains more than 50 stars.
 Dr. w. G. Harrison, president of the association, will preside, and as each mans name is called some member of his family will tell where he is located in the army.
 Although there are many stars already in place there are about p physicians in the city who have not put on their uniforms but expect to be called any time for active duty.
 There will be several attractive fea- lures which will add to the evening, and the young women who took part in the charity balls living flag will again pre- sent this beautiful tableau.
 Prof. Guy L. Hummer of Johns-Hop- kins hospital will deliver the address of the evening, and all friends and rela- tives are invited to be present at this affair, which is of keen interest to thou sands in our city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MIR. AND MRS. GUSSEN
 TO APPEAR IN RECITAL

Mrs Mathis spoke to the member of the Woman's club and their friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
MUSIC STUDY
 PROGRAMME

The Music Study club presents Miss Edgell Adams in piano recital at Cable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
FOR MRS. WOODS

Mrs. c. $. Simmons will entertain at tea next Saturday at the Tutwiler, com plimenting Mrs. Woods of Charlottes- ville, Va, who is the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Frank Lupton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

Juue ana samuel DaVles Weakley announce the their daughter Eua Josephine l ding to take place in April
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
DU PUY-LOWMAN

MT and Mrs Samuel Anderson bowman of Lewisburg
 the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Constantine
 Booker Du Pay of Westbourne Tenn The wedding to a
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(Qeo8 81aae1 - TIT 3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-11

Lord ansdowne I'VE The
tide OF and destruction al
the face OF the world wide BROUGHT no
moment can be inopportune for considering proposals.
UuMruo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-11

Princess M airy,
Prince John and
Prince Henry
h e lping their
royal p ents
celebrate.
q western NcirS. onion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-11

Princess \ Y
Mary in the \
uniform Of a \
voluntary
aide-de-camp.
Press Illustrating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-11

a. j. Baour a German
the world a
SOLID than the solemn On the result Of the struggle for
the supremacy of ideals the from Heaven the Hell
dCnhrnu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
CIRCUIT COURT:

OHIO county circuit court adjourned
in hulh branches here Saturday al
;"rnunn. Whil" during the day quite
a number .nf orders w"r" submitted
10 r@". Judges in pending Eases
tn" ra$.. Of STATE vs. Frank Przrl-
"nSki. rOnviCi"h in the criminal court
for tn" MURDER OF Officer Henry Sea
man. II wLirh jud2" iirrv"y reversed
Tic action oi III" lower court and re-
nIanG"d Tho case for n"w trial.
In fhr cas-" If Fulmnrinmine 20.
" nnill Quinn. an order WAS entered
directing III" plaintiff tn recover $5l.
the verdict oi II Jury on commission
Tor renting property OF III" defendant,
vas directed 10y Judge Ilcrvry.
TIL" case of Campbell Savage vs.
Joseph j. Renter in which a verde!
for the Defendant was found. the later
10 recover costs from til" plaintiff WAS
Directed.
In IN" case " Ghas. .Amirn " s.
George. 4 stay Of judgement WAS d.
rrrI"d To permit al the appeal Of the
case IT. tn" Supr"ni" tOur'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
500 Rifles For Police
In Hunt for Gunner

CHICAGO. Feb. lo.-F;ve hundred
rll,!"s wcr" distributed to Chicago pa
:rnlm"u today and 4 score OF autor"'
bic Squalls we're organized 20 hunt
Down gangs ." gunner AMI armed rob
'"rs II h" ta'" boon t"rroizins tn" 'i'H
for y f. past few weeks. Conf"ss'ns
that prrsrn, Police methods were pow
crI"$s - halt In" wave Of crime which
las resulted IN many murders. scores
If rnyru!! rchhcrics ANA hundreds OK
no!d UPS civic societies and city Off
r!als haN,, united in II plea 80 Governor
rnwd"n to suspend IN" paroltnE or
known Crrmiua:S from penal tns'lsu-
Tons. I|%t!"!aimch thai these Prison
rrs when released. return 10 Chicago.
and hav. h".ilr in" Motive force h"hind
~" 7r">rn; Gnrarailcled reign Of law
k>SnCSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
.TECHNICALITIES BRING
NEW TRIALS IN TWO
W, VA, MURDER CASES.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Fob. I0-The
Er;LatIaE o. u:w trials III ;wn Inurdrr
cases Al recent session nf tho Suprrm"
Court l.; Appeals was unusual il III"
history 49, IL" court. The murder cases
themselves were T.; unusual Interest
and The grounds OF reversal were tech
nic:Ii II each CaSc. neither Of the de
PENDANTS d.uy!Ns that he killed hi
man. -
In tn. H"'l murder case. David Snidcr
was convicted u: murder in The SECOND
deEr.e. Sell and Snidcr w"-" rishbur~
and tho murder WAS Tie 0atromc ut
tro.ibir bn:wr"n liz, Two regarding the.
stock. Ecll having been shot by Snidcr
according u the evidence. whllc tn,
former was driving onu 81 SnijHr.> hogs
from his potato patch. Su.d"r WIS al
legged IL ha"c Shot EeA>, Is. s>..Sss>'.'l, tn
iuS tho shos from I lattSs<s Niliupw out
NJ the lot II his barn.
The point ot error III trial rroccdur"
on which the new trial Vas Sran;cd is
So forth By the Supreme Court rs fol-
lows:
"t:. in tho progress oc tho trial O: II
felony case the Judge and ;hc attorneys
retire from tho court -rom in which thu
;r;;i is conducted to an ant"-rro.n. l":tv-
ing the accused and tn. jury III ;hc court
ina, III SutI DOM 'l' III l'tF
ahScnca ~ III" accused. an objection :"
The introduction % "v!d"nr" - ;,rs,u"';
by ihv ATTORNEYS and passed Hpou by
tf,.. judge. n" u"rG>..L is untitled - i
rev trial, h. reason ~ deprivation (
his legal right 10 hn personally present
At every stage - his trial. y Like, -
suit flows from such retirement ~
IA" judge. attorneys ard Il witness. and
Interrogation 81 th~ witness. i, tha Hb
S.nce 49, ;Ite accused. alter an "hI"r;'ru
20 l. question Nr3p"uudrd :" hmn has
brrn Sustained in tn" presence 81 IL"
accused.
rh" Fitzgerald murder occurred II
tho restaurant OF the d"fcnGaui. john
r. WhU@. IN IL" viilaG" nt -Anawalt. NJ
phN"ll county. FOR which Whites cog
virt."n VAS II second d":r"". Tn" evi-
deu".. showed thai Fitzgerald had en-
tered TIC White restaurant and whii"
being waited upon ~ Whites son. b.
came engaged in an alteration with
him.
III" der White. Il is snid. took w his
SOFT : quarrel. and With j revolver III his
:,:tr,l climbed ovr- III" counter aad
started att"r Fitzgerald. Other persons
III IN" =. S'aurint i"'! Fitzgerald from
III" establishment hh"nt twenty m!'-
ut.s ia;.r il" returned! rs lie ai,-
preached the counter his hands n LIS
;.r"k"tS. White faced him and demanded
;hat he TAX. his haHHS from his peck
rs and deliver 4 r"vniv": which he was
accused Of having brought n Tor TIL:
j,urpoS" o. killing White.
As Il" Withdrew his hands from his
pockets. according I" he evidence.
White shot aud killed HIM. y search "f
his person later revealed n" :r"t t7lni
=" had To: been armed. White contend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

Ou destzeyers and scout ships arc
waiting for the sudden attack or the
deadly torpedo--the watch Oh tho At
h1tie ne on the lookout for the first
iadic1tis1 Of hidden da1ger-it's \
1zht for life. For those leading quiet
LIE 1T homo it i, often the unexpected
that h1ppens- II may be that ne are
nyItsriousiy attacked BY PAL. in our
bsek or limbs
i B.ekacle OF any kind IS often caused
By kidney disorder. which meas that
ths Kidneys are not working properly.
Poisonous matter and uric acid aecump-
lats within the body in great abund-
a1ee, sverrorkiag the sick kidneys;
Asacs the congestion OF blood causes
;bacsaeRs in the same manner II 4
,Sinilar congestion in the head CAUSES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
AMERICAN OFFICER
IN HIGH TRIBUTE TO
THE BRAVE BELG|ANS

REHTNn BRITISH LINES IN
FRANCE ANp RF.i.GIUM, Feb. To-
Correspondence - think tho = def
ait" effort should nc Inn.l. by americans
- ruU;i"r;~t tn" r"p,.r;S which are be
.Tg circulated abcu: thr ;uirtivi'y ui ,hc
i;"iCitu army and IN" d'Slnyalty Of ihr
civilian population a.! Free E"lsIum."
sad Captain van Setback. .lr.. acting dl-
rector to the Department Of E"lc uin at
the American Red Cross. IN Il statement
- tn" correspondent rt The A&Socia Ted
Press.
Il knew tn" Tt6Igiaus hntn"" tl.r War"
said Captain. van Srhalck Il worked
among t!,"m III" first gear "i III" war
and | have h"cn in clos" association
with heir army. the e"v"rurn"u; and the
refugees for n" last Tow months. These
reports May II" part Of German lrupI-
ganda e. stir UP trouble among inn
Allies. I; is undoubtedly thu" that such
I pr"pa 2ITdr has been used. They may
be- simply the results o.; fatigue and
Irritation incident to ovrr three years
OF desperate war. When | was IA Nul-
land | saw ono PROCESS taking place
which may explain par, ." il.
Il SAW IN" b-'st - N" refugees uVi"k-
81 t;ti.iu: Cai" o. iii'u,, ll'.$. They
either went back - belgium or tn"y
in other ways took IL" responsibility ~
their own ilv"s. 'iraGunllv tn" rrsldum
left became worse and w"rS" composed
+ tn" f"Hic. tin" ShIi'i"SS ia" criminal
cor similar riHss"~.' In I:nI!nud. Sl!'i
refugees hlv" uui stayed their w"icurn"
Ia E:uEllud also tn" id" rich. l.w
:'nugjt III" h, hnr" icon sr".'ldr,ty
jh"ir ln"u'v. AID G:v!r;; = bad nn:m, =
'h'ir country.
with thc. army F.: Is uaIouh;.d'r irli"
Ina, f"r mauy months I has h".m h.1d
hnc> !rum any advance by III" nature. Of
~. ground Immediately IN :r"at. and by
inc necessity o. waiting for n" d"v.l-
,p:.Irr, G.: the plans at tn" BRUSH tl!lrq
lInned.;L;cly 20 IN" r:Ghl.. ia all ;hni
:linc. however, il has held j,s around
and done wha: has i..-u ;t~H,I 81 II;
IIv" me-; nauv al tn. commanding "I'.-
esra, num Ene Minister % Wa anal iu.
,'iI'i - S,hIf down. have s""l, ih"n
repeatedly bcCucmo utiinrtr!s 3oquhjm;"d
With n.tuy al th";r Suh'rr!.; ':"s and |
nave nothing hut tut"rsa admiration i,r
,il"e.. clean. outstanding. h"u"rtht.' and
efficient men.
W.. were AL carried away ~ :nt.rl~..
.ulmira,i"a FOR m l:'tl" ariiv which
n"!h in" forts a i.'ir.. cad t.;. -. gov
..ru'n"r, which LID i..r -ri' t. s. i;,,il, s.
W. mus, mo- p'rsr;i uui>"it..~ =, absorb
lie "p:"'on thai this c,N"ruur n ."" ms
army w"ulI ROW H." down al! IS i"h or
',.ini fhr' hnnor IN any w.
wv, hts, ';,ri1;tu-Auf'r ,.i!i>. s,!u" %
V h"!n ;.rad"uo'.div a.. ~ Ia. G'rmrn
~ry system. W. !rrcr; inn' i:-icIuu
had ';..r:nru- R''it:jrus ~ i".4;tum IT,"
c"r"m"r"!ai Purposes. ritiy "i Nh"n ar"
now ~. III. German -:.y system. Tl."y
80 NOR. r.Sp"r: li..I!';m r@lm oar trait
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
81 Per Cent Of Porto Rico
Trade With United States

SkN JUAN. Pnr:" Rico. f.b, 10
corr, srondcn"c ot the Associated
rr.sS.D Nlnrty -"E" p"r cont Of tn"
St"A.5lS.l+1 trade # Porto Rico for IN"
past fiscal :cfLr was with thr United
States making = u"W record hhl n f"r
total volume If business enjoyed by tho
island hnd III p"rc"ntaGc transacted
wI.h tho mainland. The increase III
gross r"Irr" az business was aTrr"xi-
,ra'"iy $"?.nn0. nn". Will" the island in
creased it's purchases "f goods IN III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

ra. wore held here today. Tn" church
wHS crowded with personal friends a.
III" dead gladiator and men and women
whose names arc prominent III the
world Of sport and tho stage. TIL" i';.'
I'll sullivan WAS praised Ivy tho speak
,rs. among whom WAS Jack NcA"-
life. the former 1uEilst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

ApplicatiroS FOR 4 commission ~ -"
ordnance department i"r Norris s'r"''''
Of Piedmont an; i"r reimbursement
from the pension hur.au FOR Mrs. Mary
c Keener. hav" h"on fled by senator
Sutherland. TTn ms $50 taken "p VITA
che last named department 10 aHrtt';t-
+fon for an 'r..-.;ts.. - loirr +. Ha'-
mond of t>a:'> Mills lloyd ". Wilson
OF Madison mas h..m ;.rrn,uteG from in"
ranks OF III. substitutes :" 4 r"c':i"-
railway mail cicr.S'S ran between C"tGrI-
bus. o. and Norfolk. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
Waiting for the Mysterious U-Boat

headache. You become nervous, despou-
dent, sick, feverish, irritable, have spots
appearing before the eyes, bags under
tho lids and lack ambition to dc things.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11
BE PREPARED

The latest and most effective means
of overcoming this trouble, is to cat
spasingly Of meat, drink plenty Of
water between meals and take q SINGLE
Aa-u.ric tablet before each meal for
while. or until recovered
Simply ask your favorite druggist for
Anuric. double strength. In tablets, Soc.
II you have lum bago, rheumatism, gouh
dropsy. begin Immediately with this
newest discovery OF Dr.. Pierce, who lie
Chief Medical Director of Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. n. Y.
Send 10 cents for trial package.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

Notice has hren rar"ivH': ny congress
man Ncelv from r." 7"CS;gn commits
sioner TO rfa effect -; pensions ~ n"
rate of So n non;;, "a" in"'1 AWARDED
Mrs. Harriet J. N"Sr % t'Hirn'nn; AMI
Mrs. Catherine Border q: NouudSv!lH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

4 bill 20 gran. a pension OF 500
month to Albert 'r.nt~ Of Preston county
has been introduced IN the house by Con
gresham Bowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

Miss Mary Wrtch, nc MartinsourE anil
Harold Butts ~ Tomahawk W. VA. hay"
secured departmental positions throuSn
influence Of Congressman Bowers an"
have arrived hcrc !" assume their new
l,,f{ toe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

l Us
WcamtIS ognhc VERY n
Wheeling uau II when dYMmnrn tirNdh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

"A special pension bill in behalf OF
Peter Jennings % GAiiiD"ils Ferry. W.
Va. authorizing the payment or SOD =
month. has been introduced N ehe n ouS'
by Congressman Wn"dyard. nc 'a't,7
rae received a favorable reaort from tho
nension committee on his bill 20 grant a
special pension Of s%S month 70 Jos. =;
Gluck. >, blind veteran Of ParkcrsourS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

.Rolly ]. Conley OF Fairr'"nt who mas
been in washington FOR several days.
and working through Congressman
Nicely to secure. 4 commission IN IN"
army. has been successful in his quest
He has been commissioned 4 captain m
the auarte7nast"rs' corps and has aee''
assigned to Camp RcauraSard. LA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

John Darrell Eh,-a h"u.h'S APPLICATION
for tho aviation section Of rh. Si-ul!
corps was .iigd. with his endorsement.
by Senator S3th"riund, Tt" application
OF Louis ". tiiriiS iv- arr".uiu.ui rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

March has ns"n designated by ths
.nos,mas,er general ~ The dat" for nod
tnc an examination ;"c pHSt'HaS'cE O.
wellsbure This is an o:icF ~ iH'' pres
,1dential class ard pays SO" i"r a''H'''"
There are vacancies III tAc "'l'rS a.
,Josephs Mills. Tyler county, ana f'nc't:
Logan oc1nty. due :" tn" resignation y
.the pos,maslsrs AZ those two iousth-
Glass offices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

Chalr7er L. Cooper. 4 ;HrEo -shu-S
boy who was recent! appointed :" .Nn-
napolis upon recommendation 81 ''"o-
gresham Copper. wires the latter :r"'n
Camp, Shelby. where h" Is soldering.
that he is hold hy a general Guaran;tu"
for spinal mcurCiti> AMI viii No. -"
able TO appear for .Narlirat ON an -.
18th Of this month. Mr.. Wnodytrd has.
therefore -oTG'St r." autho"i'!"e =
postpone tho examination - :H!S "a
pointee until IN" April 18th 'Nar;tratiou.
which request will probably ~ granted;
Miss Patriot. cniinc". star - "?oiiv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

Miss Patricia cniinc". S'ar .: '?oii!'
Anna which - i'l:t;'in: i; tic National
theatre was tne gus: - honor Il; Z
luncheon ctvem by Mrs. tiarry t. WOOD
yard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06
ROYAL FAVORITE
NOW WAITRESS PAL

Omitted Press staff CORES pondent)
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-At least one
member Of the former Cars household
enjoyed the respect and good care Of the
bolsheHiki He lived comfortably at the
hotel Astoria. opposite the German em-
bassy in Petrograd. q hostelry that at
one time was the rendezvous Of fash
ionable Petrograd and has since the
bolshevik revolution been occupied by
bolshevik officials
The aforementioned member of tho
exsCzar's family lived in one Of the
finest rooms Of the hotel His food was
carefully attended 20 by waitress who
showed q particular liking for him and
called him her own" 1 once had a
long talk with her about him while she
served me some bad fish and cabbage
SOUP for dinner. There was a soft fond
ness written all over her face and she
said that her Bomano6 friend would vet
bring her lot Of money as ,founda-
ton of her fortune.
As ! WAS working away m the fish he
came in. rather tall. graceful the aristo-
Graf par excellence. There was "A deep
melancholy look i'm his eyes and he
seemed to be demanding not sympathy
but recognition. Then I understood the
waitress fondness for him. / realized
that many an American society woman
would have lost her heart to him. for it
was the former Cars favorite Russiap
wolf hound