Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14

nitted TO the ONO county Jail by jus
.ice Kindelberger in default of $1,000
bond to await the action Of the grand
Jury. Schafer is charged with the theft
Of several hundred dollars worth of
tersonal property from guests of u To-
cal hotel.
CharlestOn.-FlOyd Hayes, of the
Davis Creek neighbOrhOOd has been
on warrant from Justice
Fielder'S court sworn to by W. d.
Blake and X. II. EnOs, living near
Spring Hill, charging him with mali
ciOusly shooting and killing cows be-
long to them.
Spencer.-Five ROane and Jackson
county physicians have gone TO train
ing camps as members of the new med
ical corps. They are Capt. H. II.
Stats, Lieut w. c. Camp, Lieut.. ID. S.
Parks and Lieut.. A. T. Gordon, all of |
Spencer, and Capt. w. l.. G. Currey,
Of Sandyville, Jackson county.
CharlestOn.-West Virginia has been
allotted quota Of 230 men for train
ing in an infantry officers training
school to be opened in Camp Free
mont, California, in December, it was
announced here by Captain Clinton c.
II kuhn n -rfun1 In thn al ~ tA
ceive applications for the camp. The
camp will continue about two months.
Huntington.-Anne Croft Turner,
3-year-Old daughter of Mrs. John Tur-
ner, Gas Fifth avenue, is in serious
condition at her home as the result of
having drunk formaldehyde. The child
found the disinfectant in a cup. DR.
RAIDER and DIR. ]. A. Guthrie were
called and after battle of several
hours were able to produce slight
improvement.
CharlestOn.-Becaust Of their inef-
fleiency, from fifteen Ito twenty ship
yarrfs now building wo0delf- ships for
the Emergency Fleet Corporation will
not receive additional contracts. In
rIaking this announcement, Chairman
Hurley, of the shipping board said,
there would be no curtailment of the
shipbuilding program, the step being
taken to save material, labor and
money.
Huntington.-With his right arm
shot Off and wounded in the side in
several places, Ora Russell Gilmore,
brother Of Mrs Carlin Roach, of 2l2l
Third avenue, has arrived in New
York on his way home from France
according to a message received by
Mrs Roach. Gilmore participated in
hard fighting on the western front. and
was not fortunate enough to escape
uiscathed.
Parkersburg.-All patrnlmen have
received orders to arrest any persons
seen eXpectoratlng on the sidewalks.
There has always been an ordinance
against such a pnctive and during
the period Of the influenza epidemic
al least II Is to be- strictly enforced.
Examples are to be made of few
cases In order to Impress the impor-
tunce of observing the regulation ON
tie public.
EllenborO.-One person met death
and another was seriously injured
when the automobile driven by Charles
Frederick sustained broken axle and
turned turtle. The dead: Miss Rebec
cn Primm, 40, of EllenhorO. The in
jared; Mrs. Charles Frederick, "a, OF
EllenbOro; may recover Frederick Is
a Baltimore & Ohio railroad conduct
or The tragedy occurred IN the new
paved toll gate road near here.
Charleston. Mile school II
/ Elk district. kanawha county, Is he
Ing taught this year by John Buchan
an, of Berkeley Springs, more than 81
Years old, who has had one of th,
most remarkable careers us a teache
In the state. He had retired frOn
teaching two years ago, hut came hacl
this year In expression OF his patriots
desire to do further service for hi
stnte and country in relieving tn
great shortage of teachers.
Wheellng.-A. d. Williams, chaiI
man OF the West Virginia state roa
commission and president of the south
ern Appalachian Good Roads, al
nonnced the, indefinite postpOnemel
of the annual meeting Of the aSSoclS
tion which was to have been held |
Ashevllle, n. C., November 1921. Th
postpOnement was directed on advi,
from Ashevllle that the influenza ep
dcmic is too serious there and through
out the country to justify the holdin
OF the meeting at this time.
Charleston. Two Summers count
physicians died within two days, vi
timS OF influenza and pneumonia II
cording to information received her
The physicians We're Dr. George
. QncenSbury, of Hinton, and Dr. &.
Arnold, of Green Sulphur Springs.
Clarksburg.-Jay Reaper. of III
/. city, secretary of the West Virgin
, Elks' Association, has been appoint,
. member OF the credentials comm
q Tee of the grand lodge OF Elks. Har
|, II, Darnall, Of Huntington, is the ne
district deputy for West Virginia.
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