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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-24
Table Oil Cloth, BOG I'd.

There IS no reason what ever to have a soiled, cracked up oil cloth on the table or wash stand, when you can buy a new fresh length at this cost.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-24
27-in. Dress Cingham, 20c

It is the time of year most women like to make their house dresses, and chil- dren's wash dresses for spring and Summer wear.
 These ginghams come in good patterns and will launder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
BANKRUPT NOTICES

1-n,t.,d S,a,cS 81 America. Northern Dis
'rlar ~ West Virginia.. So:
In tho United States Nistrict Court in
and for said In$irlCt
ihr New York cloak and Suit Store.
rrrtruDi 80 49j. In Bankruptcy.
r"tilinn for Discharges.
To Nh" Honorable Aston =. Dayton.
Judge Of the District court "f inc
I-niicd states for tho Northern Dis
irirt Of West Eircinia:
r Ucrnau owner Of IN" New York
cloak and Suit store. If Wheeling; IN
;Ie county OF Ohio. and State "l west
Tirgjnia, in said District. respectfully
r, - that on tho 10Th day Of Nov
anhcr last past he was duly ad1udErd Il
hnnkrupt under thr acts of congress re-
I1iInc 20 bankruptcy: thai nc has dliE
Surrendered all his property ana IIEn'S
Of properly. and mas IH'.S ,; J's si,s and of
all the rrulrem"nts oil sain AcLE anu "
,,rdcrx of the court touching his hank
rupicy. ,,,, y, may hc
dccrccd By the Court 10 haHe a 'uu. u,S
charge from ali debts 2roEabic again
;,is estate under said BANKRUPT acts OK
con, such debts MS are HSc"ptcu ny Ia"
from such discharge ,, n
Dated this End day 81 feorudrs' 49, Lev
l''S' f. HERMAN.
Owner Of III. New York Cloak and suit
Store. bankrupt.
Order Oh
>,,,r, nis,rirt Of West Virginia. IS:
~ On this Sth day Of February, \, ~
,oIx on reading the foregoing petition
Ordered by the Court ,hn At, "A ,1 mfaF dnS
n. Ind upJn the same on inc litn, va;
~ W.r,h' 4 D., 1919. bcf"r" SAID court
WhcsinE in E:sa I and fha, a" notice.
,L,rrnf he published in the "hcclihS m d,
t"Iigcnccr, nGwsraHer prtn5ea cr ,n Sls
"a n,Gor urrsnns in interest may apI
p"ar at the said 'imc and bnvc p' Why I tho
,,r.vcr Of the said petition should moi
b" granted. ,,, ~. ,bo .rnurt.
NV. ~. ,.I.rk shall send by mail 10 an
known creditors e%, % s to them at
a ,t; ,I.,c.s Of residence as stated:
Witness the 0norahe i ASIPh and an the
.ni thereof. at Wheeling. IN Saln HIs-
irIct. on the Sth day Of February "a 49,
1918.
f-,s.l9 A. r.. BARRETT. Clerk.
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Flood at Cincinnati

Special Dispatch u The lntelliGcnccr.
CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. l1.-Tonisht;
last official word indicates that tho
Ohio river flood will so to over o. feel
AT tbs point. some fifteen feet over
the danger linz. and wtthn- six feet OF
th. greatest flood ever seen here. Inc
Sugar Creek Indiana gorge remains
solid. though the Fern Bank, ONO.
gorge moved lTU feet late tonight anu
is expected 10 so out by daybreitk.
TIL" Licking river flood danger is nc"
considered past. The North Bend ohl"
gorge is expected I" go out any moment
The Sugar Creek gorge is the larSesi
over known in IN" Ohio river. accord
ing to government officials. with ice
niIfd 30 feet thick.
Approximately thirty ont or the Su'i
drcd bargcs here have bern saved.
All Indiana and kentucky TRACTION
lines are halted.
At midnight the flood stage hero WI:
n frct. No. relief To river interest,"
is looked for. till tho Sugar Creek, In
DINA gorge lets so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
MORE NAMES
Continued from First Pags.)

nriva,c. william v. Fort cono, Okla
Spr!dcl. private. Henry s.. 2's Ninety
fourth street. Now York Guy: VIM"
cook. carl =. Schenectady. y. l..
Rrchrckng OF tho Hat OF survivor
,.,,h I'M. TuscanIa'a roster shows tina
rr,yo,c Thomas II. Davenport, Boiling
tom Wash, H. reported Eafo. Ho WI
Included IN the iisN Of those not report
cd SundFY night.
The war department today waa or
"a red IN trying I'd strniGhtrn out nano
yurhlcd I'm cubic transmission. A. 800
rs Thesis ara cleared UP further lis
will be issued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
RUSSIA OUT OF WAR
Continued from Pirst PaSo.)

,ircly cut off now from her allies. tho
Ruman;;4nS apparently are faced with
tho. absolute necessity Of affecting a
separate peace or being ov"rrun by SD
pcriur rucmr armies Nothing has az
", com" through TO show WHETHER all
other Hunranian cabinet !" tax" inc
alac. Of the one w!ilch resigned lit$t
week has b".n formed "r whether any
r"a!y has been made - n" ultimaiun
Of the central powers th;t; peace ne
EotiatlonS should immediately be
started
A. had been antic:oaied. N" terms OF
nonc, between EkrAin" ani IA" ecu
.r.,I ,n,r.rs contain tn" mu"n desired
c,a,:Sr providing far III" Imucdirt" IN
r.-inr ir.n economic relations t"t~""o
ne contracting parties 10y which Aus
ria ai.d Germany may obtain mucn de-
foods. iI.tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE have several state rights open FOR
party seeking good and safe invest
ncnt. 4 patented war article in srcat
demand now and after The war. Retcr.
"nccs exchanged Address investor
f-12-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
MOUNDSV|LLE GORGE
.Continuel From First PaSc)

steamers Catherine and Ruth. alr'H!T
REPORTED in Tn" intc,iiE&n""r.
Towboat and Barges Sink.
The .trwlring steamer Luke Mci.uke
and several harEcs. together with
smaller craft, were crushed and sunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Allies Not Consulted.


The statement was made In high or
iicial quarters tha: The Entente al
lies were not consulted by President
Wilson in the preparation Of his adj
dress, nor was il even made known 10
them that it was To be dcIlvered'
However. II was pointed out thal
II was not to be taken as indicating
any lack OF unity OF purpose and aims
between the co-h"lliGcrcnts, as no
where in his address did the PreSi-
dent depart from any Of Tho principles
he has laid down in common with IN"
British French and Italian prrmt"rS
in their preceding public utteranccs
REGARDING war aims.
Diplomats of the older school AT"
watching With keen interest Of Eek
tra-ofricial negotiations. which depart
so radically from all Of the ancient
and accepted practices Of diplomacy
They point out that peace neSoiia-
tons on a great scale actually are
going on. only instead OF being con
Quoted in the secrecy Of the rouno
table conference. which was the aim
or INC CtHlIdI IOh'iS a. '''' =
stages ni tho war, the great war Is
sues arc now beinc rNpoundcd ana
critically analysed in the light OF pub
licity and the worlds forum.
President Wilson himself today
seemed to recognize and call atten-
ton to that fact when he inquired
lis Count Won UertlinC not aware that
ha is speaking in the court OF man
kind, that all the awakened nations
OF the wu7ld now sit in judgement
on whatever public man OF whatever
nation may say on the issues OF IN"
conflict which has spread to every
region OF the world?
As has been done in the past the
presidents speech today was prompt
~ cabled 10 all the principal capitals
Of the world for tolcSTaphic disuIbu-
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

IN little time rs there was a good cur
rent. some trouble was experienced III
hitting cakes Of ice, but nothing serious
rcsulI.d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
WANTED-Female

wANTED-Girl for general houseworE,
small family. good salary. Bell phone
$40 Alt. l-l--H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

Continued From First FaSe'|
Joseph Bags. y Bartlett street
R"Xxbury. Mass.
Samuel w. Patterson, ceredo' W. va
william NJ. Elkin. 500 Mapwr'l ST.
Lexington. k%.
William L. Waters. Az jWcst LataF
CIT, street, Ottawa, III.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-G"n"ra
prrshing reported today that G"lone
Frank \. Wilcox. died In France OF
FEBRUARY . If pneumonia Colone
wilcox. who was 4? years old. was I"
lieutenant colonel Of regular lntant1N
assigned 10 III" National army with TN
rank ot colonel. He was appointed &c
the military academy from MaSsacnuS
cts and his brother. Brnjnnin W. -" II
roI lives a, Fall Riycz. Mass.
Other deaths from natural causes ar
reported as follows:
private KinSiry c. Hendricks pneu
beaverton. Oregon
Sergeant Charles II. Chattcrton' pnc"
,,npia "a Earl sfr"":. st. Paul. Mimi.
,iyilian Contractor Edward simAcEs
hear, disease. No address on file at ~
war department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

McFApDEN-On Monday. February II,
1915. at $50 o'clock 4. m. at his late
residence, No. 1901 McCulloch street.
JAMES J. McFApDES.
Funeral from the residence "Wednesday
morning $50 o'clock. Requiem mass
ST. Joscph's cathedral |? oclock.
. Friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend. Intcrmclt NJ Calvary cenc-
CPlcasc omit flowcrs.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Won HERTLINC
Continued from First Page

termed ne experimenting "f Tho chief
Statesmen Of ihr nations IT W., back
"a iii" fundamental Issues ~ sci
i"mcnt Of each question an irlnc!ni"S
Of Justice: III" cessation al III" barter
Of provinces and proi!r>: III" settle.
men; Of t"rr.'ur.li G'i":l:,,nS for III"
benefit Of tn pupuiationS ronc"rn"d'
and. finally. 'h"' rrc""nliinn OF nation
al aspirations a :! basis ri permanent
peace
.Arprhor rufDo5n served. il was
pointed out. IS 10 remind IN" Norman
Rcichsiac nj he great lisIanc" that
Count ven IIortlin@ has travelled from
It's resolutions Of last July rcGardin"
Srif.dr.rrmina:i OF tn" nights at
small nations ard peoples. no anh"Xa'
lions. contributions or punitlv" dam
ages Responsive cClin"S among IN"
German Socialists and Liberals may
in the rrd bring Cun!"lar!r" pr"SSnr"
to bear upon ;hr war lords at present
the fate Of Germany.
Not Binding.
Still another object Of tho address,
II IS suggested, was To serve noi"
in advance that any p"ac" treaties
resulting from Inc Br"St.liloVSk con
frrnnrcS would rur uE necessity be
regarded As binding upon America or
the Entente allies.
we cannot have general prac" Tor
the asking, or by tho mere arrange
mrntS Of peace conference. MI
Wilson said. at cannO. b" pi"crd TO-
ccrhcr out ne individual understand
incs between powerful states. All
the parties 10 This war must JOIN III
tho settlement of rv1'ry issu" any
where involved in il. because What We
are asking is peace that VIC can all
unite TO guarantee and malniain. ana
every item Of il must BE- submitted 10
the common judgment. whether ii be
right and fair: an act Of justice .rath'
or than bargain between Sover-
eigns"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
D 7 E. D..

CApBELL-On February 10. 1918. at
90 o'clock p. M. at Pittsburgh. Pa:
EMMA JANE. daughter OF Alex anu
Emma tAmpbell, OF Big Wheeling
creek, in the 24lh year Of her age.
Funeral services at 2:3O o'clock Thurs.
day afternoon. from the residence III
her sister. Mrs II. L. Smith. 155 Cra-
craft Ave-. Elm Heights. Intermcnt
Stone church cemetery. Elm Grove.
Friends OF the family respectfully III
yUcd 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
FOR RENT

FOB RENT-Large building In South
Side district, suitable for manufac.
turing establishment. Address Build
Ing" flynn
FOE RENT-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors Of the New
IniclliGenccr building 500 and 1906 Mar
ket street. will be ready for occupancy
about April l. Apply =. Boyd. care IN
tclligcnccr. 1a-Es-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
LOST. AND FOUND

LoST-Envelope containing thrift
stamps: between high school and Is.
land. Reward if returned Call Natl
phone 1917. f-l2-1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Vaquc and Confusing.

Count Won ITnr'Iing'S r"n'r. -. |
must say very vacu" and N'''y con
iusinc. 1t is fill Or "nriv"cal Phrases
and leads il l. not clear WHo~c. i'ut
f. i certainly In 4 v,7y G!ff"rrnt '"n"
from that OF Count CI"rflin am! ~
parcntly Of IN opposite purHnS" Ii
confirms. ! am sorry 10 say. r"'N"f
than removes. n" unl"F'tnA'" inu"",-
sion made ny what "" had i"arn"a
of thu conferences a. Er"%'-Li'"Est
His discussion and acc"p'anr" - our
general principles l"a'! him 10 - pr'"'.
;ical conclusions. II" refuses 20 apply
them 10 III" Suhstantiv" items which
Guadr7Ir!c alliance which already ar" Il;
I,.; -urr;LA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
WOUNDED. IN BATTLE

(Cont1nued From First PaSe.)
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in Tho RAISING nf the ic" from Lross
r,ce two miles north OF Wcllsours'
Yesterday afternoon. The wreck oI
Cured in the Ohio river at the mouth
IF the creek. al the Gilchrist mine u
rho Nest Virginia and Pittsburgh Coh'
company. owners Of the steamer i"'
STEAMBOAT vas turned over by the ice
lam from tho creek and completely de-
s,roy.d. The loss Is $5n,nO9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
The Presidents Address,

WASHINGTON, Feb ll.~-Prcsident
Wilson, addressing congress in inint
session ~ 1880 o'clock today replied
70 the recent speeches BY German
Chancellor Won lI"-tlinc and the AHe-
trian Foreign Minister Count Ger
min
President Wilson spoke "a follows:
Gentlemen OF the congress: ON
tho eighth Of January had III" honor
of addressing you on the objects OF
the war as our people conceive them.
The Prime Minister of Great Britain
has spoken in similar terms on N"
fifth of Jcnuary. To these addresses
the German Chancellor replied on The
cath and Count Cz"rnin for Austria
on The same day. 1t is gratifying 10
have our desire so promptly realized
that ali exchanges Of views on this
great matter should II" made IN IN"
hearing of all the world.
Count Czernin's reply which ~ di
reCted chiefly TO my. own address az
the Sth OF January, is uttered IN
very friendly tone.
He finds in my statement a sun
ciently encouraging approach 10 tho
views Of his own government; I" MS
tify him in believing that It furnishes
basis for moro detailed discussion
of purposes by the twn governments.
He is reported 10 have intima'"c
that tho views he was expressing mad
been communicated 70 me- before hand
and that I was aware Of thrm 1T thH
,;,,o ba r-n. r,.+eri0- HON bllt in this
am sur" hc was misunderstood. /!
had received no intimatinn Of what he
intended TO say. There was. If course.
TO reason why hH should r"nmmn'-
cate privately with rae. am CUT"
rnn.cn; - b" ono Of hi; 1uhilc ali
Iipncp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS

CAST OPP clothing and shoes bought
Gasscl 1929 Market st. Call or phone
Beu 1851, f-7-19t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Vows Confirmed.

quadr,lrIc alliance which already ar" a;
rriruErnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Losses Reach 5000.

Tho moving Of tho ice yostcroa?
rauecd 4 great loss here, estimated TO
n, marty $4,000. Several large boats
.,,.r. dnstroyed and many smaller house
h,r,,s wrr" completely lost. There were
mrnv shifts. yachts and small craft
caught. and rrushd 10 splintcrs i'll the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

Alf"SI. - ,,D-I-rrr t-icrk
f-l@-l9 a l. p-t
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-05

Prescott X Northw estern Ky. Go. Bank of Prescott altehie Grocer Company vlan.GraysOnia Lumber Company M. NJ. Smyth hcRae X TOmpkins 0zan Mercantile Co. junction City Lumber Company NeSada County Hardware Company NeVada County Abstract Company aaesterly Drug Store pteseott Mercantile Company + 1,fescott Hardware Company J. Suckle
 Moore & Martin 7, A. White & Company Q buchanan Drug Store % %Sentry, Buchanan X Company MM.k. Buchanan T. A. Hamilton X Company Wa, Wvarmers Ter Supply Company nparrell Auto Company First State Bank Whrle uuthrle Drug Store
 vest Side Barber Shop Joe Boswell ''"oP v. B. Waller
 T. r. |. Cox & Company Sas.,s ssst Side Barber Shop DS,u'Ws~estern D, IVY M, Ark. Telephone Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-05

you don't have to pay all cash for your bonds You can make your first payment from cash in the bank, and take care of the balance out of vour daily. weekly or monthly savings.
 The forced saving you do now will mean nice nest egg later, for the bonds you buy
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-05
Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds
 Don't let the SON go down.

now and pay for as you go along, will prove splendid investment that will pay you good interest every SIX months. After the war, the bonds will be worth more than you paid for them. Don't hesitate to do your duty and do 1t quickly.
 Don't let the SON go down."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-05

Despite the fact that have made real progress in ship building 1t must be remembered by every patriotic American that the need for ships increases proportonatc with the n in the size of our fighting forces Transport ing troops Europe only oneourth of thc task that shipping facilities bear The other three-fourths is the carrying of supplies and munitions of war.
 Ships cannot De bH 5cHhou m0ucy In time 1t takes great deal Qf money Undoubtedly after the the ships that are building will pay for themselves many
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-05

times over. BtH he Immediate need money and he who Hearted support of tie entire nation.
 If the people could visualize what has been done
 in our hpyards with the money that they invested in the
 first Liberty Loans they would be proud and as enthusiastic The ships that have built and building should persuade the cautious investor to his money into Liberty Bonds of the fourth issue
 Buy Liberty Bond-hey the best investment in the Worldl CHARLES M SCHwAB oends upon our ability organize, equip, train and of four million men in a few months time. If 1t ast much longer, and thousands of our boys will Try. The war department IS hurry -shipbuild- ,ancing must hurry. We can't hold back when we
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT SETTLEMENT.

The holiday season is TO be cele-
brated by various entertainments for
young and old at the Peoples Setlle-
ment House.
The building has been decorated in
trre Christmas style, with a large tree,
which occupies prominent place in
the main hall, and Christmas wreaths,
laurel, holly and posters.
This week promises TO be busy and
happy for house members until after
the last party is over on Friday. the
nth, after which the house VIII be
closed until New Years week.
Miss Margaret Kelly. OF the house
stafr. is spending the holidays at her
home in Boston.
The program for this week is as fol-
lows:
Monday, December %, 2.3o .. m PARTY
for dispensary mothers and children.
Tuesday. December "a. 10 a. m.-Santa's 5
WISH TO Kindergarten.
Thursday. December 26, a30 p. m.-
Woman's Club party.
Friday. December q, e.95 p. m.-Eu-
tertalnment for children. "Punch and
Judy"
Friday. Dec. 81, s p. m.-Senlor house
dance.
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
TRAPSHOOTING

There were turkey shoots over the = d.
b. a w. and Greenhlll club traps on
Saturday At tho formers gallery A.
Worthlngton proved 10 be the best
lover OF poultry. getting one turkey and
two chickens. William Ryan, J. b. Nc
Hugh, Arthur Pars0nsS II. Cornog. j. T..
Mlnnlck, O. II. Simon, q. Voshell, A..
Lockwood, J. @. Kahn, j. H. Smith and
w. Newell also won turkeys.
w. Wyatt defeated w. Appleton In .
5O-target match for The Kletz trophy,
and Lhls gained permanent possession
Of the cup. scores:
w. Appleton .............. 10 iS-JS
w. Wyatt ................. 2l 24--iJ
Over the Greenhill traps Sylvester led
the field by capturing three fowls and
two plum puddings Edwards carried
three birds and Griswold. Ewing Nor
gan and Voshell each won a pair. The
shooting was close, necessitetlng a
number Of shoot-offs. and not only the
shooters, but a large gallery Of spec
tators thoroughly enjoyed the events.
In a keen race for a place on the Con-
nable Cup, Mt tho Bellevue Traps, p.
d. Guest came out victorious over
Harry Crawford, who was running up
with 49x50, including his four birds
handicap. p D. Guest had 81 out of his
first % birds and had handicap, the
same as VI. Crawford. Guest had TO run
his last % straight TO win, and lac did il.
II was a clnssy exhibition.
NJ. Halcomb, o new member, ON his
first try ct the elusive bluerocl1s, broke
2sx50, which is a very good showing for
the flrst attempt. There were also three
other beginners. J. A. Frank with 26x50.
j. T. Eldridge 20x50, and 7. II. Dowdell
who has never shot shotgun before. lie
broke two the first trial, but was not
satisfied with that and made another
try, getting l3x25 which makes his first
trapshooting a good one.
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
HICCOUGH SUFFERER
APPRECIATES HELP

Stephen Ashworlh, OF No. 5J7 West
Sixth street. who suffered long with
hiccoughs, wishes 10 thank the people
OF Wilmington for their kind consid-
Grating In assisting and offering him az
sstsnce while sick.
Mr.. Ashworth is oil tho moro appro-
clatlve Of the help given him because
ho is stranger ~ Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
HOUSES READY BY FEBRUARY 4.

Union Park Gardens win havo all
houses ready for tenants by February
1. according TO G.. w. Lynch, head OF
tho contracting company, In charge OF
construction.
The only changes which the armistice
has made in the original plans for the
government houses Is the elimination o
The proposed hotel and apartment
houses. Additional homes and stores vii
be erected on the sites intended for
apartment buildings.
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
No RoraRy Gun MFFTINg

There viii be no meeting Of the Ro-
tary Club this week. It's holiday cheer
TO children VIII be dispensed through
recognized and responsible agencies.
Evening journal., 1918-12-23
onnrsrnlAs DAN Ar TRINIrY.

Christmas services in Trinity p. e..
Church will be as follows:
Christmas Eye-Children's carol serv-
ice at p. m.
Christmas Day-lloly communion az
730 a. m; morning prayer and holy
communion. sermon at 1880 a. m.
The public is cordially invited.
WALTER II. PAGE DEAD.
PINEHURSr, N c., Dec. 23s-Walter
Hines Page, who resigned last August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
CHARTER CHANGERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT
discussion on Abolition Of Adnintxtr,
i've Hoard Expected to Draw
Large Attendance

= expected that the meeting of
hc Iharser Change Committee tonight
a. clock Will be- an interesting ses
sion. At tho two preceding sessions
oi IN" committee the sections OF tn.
Subcommittccs report relating to the
removal OF officers from South Rich
'ho''d nave occupied the stage. 1t IS
expected Tonight that otaer sections
VIII be considered. probably those re-
iatils TO the abolition OF the Admin
isiratiNe Board s crowd OF business
ana professional men whose views arc
hho"h 10 be sympathetic with the
reform element II: the city was pres
eht on Tuesday night. II is though,
mat many citizens will DC present to-
night. az IL Is generally conccacd THAI
PUBIC opinion demands the abolition
or tho Administrative Hoard Members
OF the board nave been invited to be
present TO present the case FER the
retention 81 the Administrative Board.