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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
u DGE GENTRY WARNS
AGAINST GERMAN PEtCT

Judge Gentry, Baptist pastor at
Camp Lee. addressed the Tuesday club
at the Railroad y. NJ. c. a. yesterday
on the spiritual work Of army camps
He declared that the prime motive of
the preachers who are giving their
time and efforts to camp activities is
not tn further denominational ends
but To assist the men themselves to
make ready for the great task ahead
of them in France He expected. he
said, that the cooperation OF the
churches will result In a closer spir-
itual relation among them. though he
does not look for the actual union
which some predict. He warned espe-
cally against the German peace prop
uganda. declaring that there can he
no peace until the arch enemy of
democracy is forever dethroned
Judge Gentry said that he has three
sons, nine nephews and twenty one
cousins in overseas service and he
does not want them to return as a re-
suit of any German made peace,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
cos1ore as promptly as possrb1e.

c"'leFe as promptly as possible.
80 There win he both "A COLLEGIATE,
section and a vocational section of The
student army training CORPS. Young
men of draft age Of grammar school
education win be given opportunity
to enter the vocation section Of the
corps At present about 1880 men
ARE called for this section earh month
Application for voluntary inductjon
3nto the vocational section shonId he
made ia the local hoard and effort win
he made 10 accommodate AS man. aq
possible Of those who volunteer for
this training
= In view ~ tho corrpar7ttvnlv
short ttfr,r during which most of fho.
student soldiers viii remain In cofIere
and the exactine rnjlitar,. duties avpait-
la9. them araffernsca instruction r7uqt
necessarily he modified alou1, lines nf
direct fnitftarv vaIljr The var do
nartment will prescribe. or snpf,,st
such notifications Tho echodulo ~
purely military instruction Win mot
preclude effective academic work
IS The primary plIrposn. Of rio stt,
dent 7rruy tFafnfITC 1yUrng Is IN utfI,yp
the executive and teaching prrsonpoI
and the physical equipment of the col
leEes 10 assist in -th.. tr4,frrfr,r-of oIlr
new armies. This imposes great rn-
sponslbitIty on the colleges and AT ,ha
same tine creates an exccptfoual an
portunity for service The colleges
arc asked TO devote the whole energy,
and educational power or the instit,l.
ttc,u no the phases and lines of TRAIN
ing desired by the government. Tho
pr"hleIn is new one and calls for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL
START 5. A. l. c. OCT. |
Hampton Sidney College One of ''s9
C<<legtxs 10 Have students Army
Training Corps
rsnacial 70 Tic Hlehnnna NlrslnLan.l


Especial 10 The EGftnHha VIRGIN 'af-t
HsnpdnY sidney. va, Sept. a.,
.-,-. 80 ,,,,. o-eat AaY for American
aIs.,,.-r - Tha.s .lra he ringing
-.s. 20 poho,-, i Kelly director Of
- xs.r vcrv..-e r.srflI44ia,n Tor
-. x,,nr,,,ar council an education.
- x,,t.h nc ,,t4n,anrs e. tho fol
(. - cornrnIrrfcttion recently re
e., - n,,r ds.,.t.r1r4ent by
As~ Is~s.ta.-n, ~ N.N'horfer.
- - Si4r,.r r,Iire-t
aau .,1,.,,,,- ,,S,.y, ,yno were manning
-, .++4.-+4-4- -,-,..-.,
r,l.,,s ana do so Each should
=. ~ ,.rI5ee.e 80 bts ebo{r. ma
1890 .ra o,,ar AS . ret.,ilar 4tU~
-. ~ ,s7Yl ~ roYrse alao register
80, ht., ,ccal board an the -cefstra-
80, H. sa, Nv ~ r-resll,eni AZ soon
\ = r,as.4ble af,pr REGISTRATION. day
ano,,t octot,er on
sS--,,',s+,. tta ke q,fv.n ~, all the
S.,sax, n,,votta4 etras,,ts to ha IN
- ,,,t, ,,,a etr,Fcnts army train
49, .nrr's ~ he e,hooIs where thev
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
WAR DANCES CAUSE
HOT DANCING WAR
Experts Differ as TO Whether soldier
Takes Trenches "P the Jazz or
With Fest Ballroom Manners.

New York, Sept. 2 --'Trhe jazz. said
tho National College of Dancing
Teachers. lifting up its voice in official
convention, is the most modern OF ali
arts, II is the germ Of American life.
II is the soul OF pleasure, the war-cry
Of the joyous working girl, the spirit
OF meriCan youth. and Syncopatlon in
It's most perfect form The sound OF
a trombone making holes in the scale
is more beautiful >han all the chro-
matics Of Richard Wagner 1t IS the
quintessence OF the dance"
'1Ehe JAZZ, claims the American So
ciety OF the Professors OF Dancing, IS
SO bad that il is almost German.
II is The product OF the element that
we bar from our homes. II is tho soul
OF the subway, the spirit Of an insane
asylum, and it represents decadence al
IT'S worst 1t is The quintessenGc Of
a custayd pic movie. Anyway, and be
sides. it is upretiued."
I'VE have, said the Jazz party, "a
new military dance It is called the
trench trot- You zIgzag through The
trenches, dodge hand grenades and
finally go over The top Il is best per
formed to the accom- paniment OF a
Jazz hand nlaylnG q medley of our ma
ieu11 airs"
we have report She anti Jazz. "a
new military dance. II Us called the
trench glide. You ziEzae through the
trenches dodge hand Ercnades and
end IN with a step sFniCying tho act
II Goinc OYER tho top. II may he per
formed to amy parlor orchestra or in
formal string quartettc II possible a
medley of oar national airs should he
played"
.t,,,,.. ,,>,,, .t.. ~. ,s. 81, {,.,,4 49, tay-
"aro birds. daisies, humdinEers, beauts
in short iazzcrinos They may be
danced by any ono with "A iii pep
TO which tn" anti Jazz answer
I"Our new dance lis graceful, beautiful,
the essence ~ propriety. filled with
merrimcnt aud as much military spirit
+8z Isl proper in "a ballroom one does
not need To bo double ointed to he
able to perform IL
And So tho dancing war is on The
iazz party, headed 10y q. Hepburn VIII
son. met last week at the Hotel Nc
Alpiu. The anti tazzers will assemble
next Tuesday at the Hotel Majestic
t1ou1s C'natTr Is one or their lenders.
The ja1zors have submitted their
military program for the winter. 1t
fftr.ittfite irrritrrit-- spiral and the
war stamp And the convention dele
gates went home with their heads full
nf new ideas ror harrage blues, the
transport wieWas. the crown prince
side-step, the Spanish Influenza and
lhe Russian hesitation.
And the anti jazzers not TO be out
done in patriotism but wishing to
stress the more enlightened side of
war, VIII set their feet to forming new
steps for the Y NJ G A.. gavotte. the
moralen mazurka, the prohihitio
polka the riNetters' ancere and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
SPANS QUARREL WITH PRUssIAN1sM.

spanish htes have been unavaiiins Ia
star ihc Spanish government from it's
formally declared attitude OF neutral
ay.
But what these influences could not
effect Germany itself has largely
achieved through its ruthles Z boat
policy. whereby spanish shipping has
suffered heavily and hundreds Of
span bah seamen have lost thcr lives.
Since the beginning OF the steady
drive, which is forcing the German
NJ my f17ty-k r77itr -t1t+it- from
clpied territory OF France, and the
more recent semi-onlcial declaration
from the Vatican in favor Of the en-
tente nations. grave doubt has become
broadcast In Spain as 10 the efficacy of
the Pr1i4=s.an military system and the
ultimate success Of the central powers.
Undoubtedly this has served 10 make
snore vigorous the protests which
SPAN has made against the sinking Of
her ships.
II rs too early. even after fhe form
N threat that Spain VIII seize German
ships in retaliation FOR the sinking
of vessels ny boats, TO declare with
certainty thai Spain viii enter the
war on The side Of the allies. but such
. course is entirely posssh bic, and
should hostilities be begun. it will be
another indication that the war is
Fastening to a close that win mark
the everlasting end OF Prussiantsn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
BOARDS OFFICE, NOW
CLOSES At O'CLOCK

Due to a greatly decreased clerical
staff. one man being the total the
office az the administrative board VAL
close to the public from now on at
o'clock evory afternoon. This is
done To give the elcriI an opportunli
to catch up with himself. and to I
rid OF accumulated business.
Three members Of the boards staf
~ clerks are with the colors one has
gone to- the corporation commission.
and another ia about 10 leave for the
south. So that Clerk Blakely viii have
to run the train and collect the fares
AS Wcli.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
Petersburg
NOIICE.

In case of any failure on
the part Of Petersburg sub
scribers to receive The Rich
mond Nirginian promptly and
regularly, they are requested
to call Resell A Parkinson.
agent phone 1861, Peters
burg, who will see that all
such complaints are prop
erly attended to.
Mr.. PerkInson Is also the
authorized collector for The
Richmond Nirginian in the
Petersburg territory and Will
see that all collections are
made promptly from both the
subscribers and News Dealers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04

Washington, Sept 3--''W oodrcw
Wilson" air way will be laid out In the
clauds next Thursday when two post
Office airrlanes make their maiden
trip from New York to Chicago. Both
planes will carry mail and their pilots
expect TO hit an average clip OF eighty
miles an hour. which win make the
journey A ten hour affair and reduce
by one-half the time OF the fastest
train between the two cities The re-
turn trip from Chicago will be made
on Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
Great Race Now On Between Organi-
za.s;oa Representatives in Rich
mond V'rginian Prize
Distribution.
Union Council No. H. Daughters of Liberty Leads With
Highland Park Methodist Church and Eastern Star Home
Both Within Few Votes of Top and Gaining Rapidly.

The thousands church
of the
8
ne most makabl
n
Ifnion No paurh
Her
IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
Marriage Licenses

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday
issued marriage licenses to the follow
ing persons:
William l.. Hawk ms, OF Washington,
and Eliza beth Gentry
Thomas y. Mastin and Violet T
Perkeson.
Leon c. Ruskefl and Ivey C. Cor
don,
Samuel r. Moore and Mary F,
Rundy
James l.. Lee and Mary r, Shep-
herd.
ticker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04

claims utilization with any ~ the -.
sociations In the list 10 cali ,ba rar
fesentativc at the phone nun,hsr
given and AT least pledge the ren-..
sentative the support and symnathv
mat Is 50 necessary TO secure The bsx,
awards that The Richmond Virginia.
mas 10 offer. See page Advertisement,
~ 'eaaE issue giving detailed infor-
NATION about all the prizes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
DUTY of Members.

The above list of organizations
should attract the attention Of prac-
tically every person in the city as
very few readers OF this article are
not associated with one or more OF
the institutions named above. and TO
assure their favorife organizations the
success that should he theirs. il be-
hooves every man ard woman " no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04

You'll have to work or fight, Ras-
tus"
-"l1ey- can't touch me, sab. Use de
manager oh family laundry"
w hats the name of the laundry? ,"
Martha. "-Rost Transcript
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04

Thu people and the president are
- - conrrs tn hated la the de- tsioTl OF
! en-. ra1 is4 es ees}+e.- --.-#3i4tlF the com
| ny ia che n'eres'45o5 ihe next liberty
51nan.
with the revenue htlI out u ihe WAY
N,d recess Of congress akelsl con
mtsons viii be more favorable than
sAcretofnre for such Al extended alb
Mrnce from the capital. as VIII be nee
h-eary. The trip car thus he made
WITHOUT sacrificing The tremendously
f4nportax,t work which has he-otofofe
hcpt the president close to his desk
khrcugh many arauepa months
Mr.. Wilson VIII have d message 81
fr.al fn1pcr,anen ar All Americans 4
" expected tha' be viii arsl issue a
proclamation calling upon the people
~ sspport tina fourth liberty i9an- ana
-4,aea .n ,he ce~lrae 81 The tour e slaz
1,ora,e upon the war aims Of THIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
WANT FUNDS FOR BIG
WATER CONNECTIONS

The administrative board yesterday
passed resolution, which it forward
ed to tho city council through the
mayor, asking for an appropriation OF
81 900 for extension OF a water main
along the Frs,s Ia,
King plant. the S@aboard Air line
rou,idhouse and the Locomotive
Works annex with the city mains.
This paper was before the finance
committee of the old council but
passed into history unsung. II is
pointed out that the main Is in the
nature Of an emergency, aud that the
big plants will suffer greatly unless
relieved by the water connection
"Midocean," said the millionaire,
Gives me an awful shock
Water. water everywhere,
But not a drop for stock
CHICAGO News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
THE PRESIDENT GOES TO THE PEOPLE.

country At the same tine he VIII
undoubtedly emphasize the duty OF
every American 20 give his whole
hearted support to the war. with his
money. his Influence and his personal
efforts
The country is ready for such an in
Spiration - the presidents speeches
viii certainly give Every netghbor-
hood between The two oceans has al
ready begun 10 feet the burden OF the
war. and is making sacrifices TO carry
j, forward More than anything now
the people need to be told 10y the
president ia his own proper person
fast what Is involved in the nations
gigantic effort Beyond any question
the result Will be an overwhelming
response 10 the nations call for vol
uateer dollars to back up the men
who arc Gghune for MS in Demo
eracy's struggle for q right to live.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04

Our idea Of absolute solitude Is the,
position the kaiser is in when he sits
down alono with his conscience---Ohio
State Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-04
I W" n \ III 7 dTIk I7FtTN,
Burial OF Mrs. Traylor.

VIII the time ever come when we
can go to the postofYice and buy "A
pound II steak Boston Globe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court

In rc qua -dlanshjp IF William G. Tel
lis a minor. Account S,ttlcu.
In re- estate NJ Lorcna Hunt. deceased
Account settled.
In &c estate Of Elizabeth Baggs. do
ceased. Account settled.
In re guardianship Of Joseph Smith.
n minor. Account settled.
In re estate nf Sarah c. Giffin- de-
erased. Account settled.
In r" estate Of Kate Zuzak. deceased
Account settled.
In re estate Of MGdura II. Brock- de-
ceased. Account settled.
In re- guardianship Of Beatrice Hill
and Grace Hill. minors. Account set
tied.
In TO estate OF August c. Rnhrey. de-
crHScJ. Account settled.
In r" csi?:" Il Th"uns Abdow, de-
ceased Acc punt settled.
In rr estate Of Jonathan w. Morris.
deceased. Account settled.
in r" estate az Mike EoSoch. de-
ceased. Account +rtilcd.
In re- will "f Daniel II. Reck. deceased.
Election Of widow.
In re- viii "f Robert Il. Savlllc. de-
ceased. Will admitted I" probate. tIta-
tiun ordered issued 10 widow TO make
election. E.l"rtIon Of widow.
u. Il. Perkins rs guardian OF Orpha
Perkins. a minor vS. Urpha Perkins ct
nj Petition I" sell real estate. Cause
continued.
In r. estate nt Mary !. Erokaw. do
ceased. Administration with Will an
ncAcd granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
DEATH CLOSES EYES
OF AGED SUFFERER
Woman Passes Away In Local Hospital
at 80 Year,, After Tnroe Years
In Bed.

After lying In the North Wheeling
hospital for the past three years IN an
almost helpless condition and at IN
tervals in como state. Miss Deborah
Thompson. aged So years, peacefully
passed away yesterday morning. Dcatn
was attributed 10 old age.
Tho physician who had attended A. 81
Thompson 1hr"uGh all these years. OF
long suffering. said that dissolution
cam" after simply the wearing away "f,
the vital organs; that there was no par
ticular disease that caused her death.
but that life's sand had gradually run
out. kMEN
During the three years she lay in bed.
and despite her xuffcrings. she was pr
tirnr and would smile through her tears
when friends would come into her W-nrd
10 talk with her for a few minutes.
She was an optimist Of the highest
type.
There apparently seems 70 hc lttl"
known NJ her life before she was ad-
mitted to the hospital. other than that
she had no known living relatives. ana
was 4 Christian woman.
The body was removed n the Wilson
sisters home. South Chaplinc street,
whore funeral services will probably
u. held and intcrment made in local
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
SEVEN ASSISTANTS OF
GIRL SENTENCED TO
PEN FOR LONG TERMS

TiIlLIPrI. W. Va. Aug. l.--Scrcn
men charged with assaultinS F'auni"
Ruurer Of lexington were found guilty
today. al PhilippI hy III" jury that ira
vrrS"d III" casa. Attorneys 4. NJ. Cum
niuHham and James Enrhr!y. for thu
d.f"aSe. mad" he Usual motion To set
aside the verdict.
Judge EIttlr "v"rrulrd the motion and
sentenced the defendants Ia serve tn"
following terms IN the Stair IrcnItcniI-
AIRY: Lawrence kIttl", llhrrl Rhodes.
Floyd Moore. each eighteen years.
lay I'm. Art George, Frank Logan.
cab fifteen years
Thyrc Griffith. ten years.
Tn" ccur, huu>" was crowded when
the sentences ware pronounced.
The quick action Of the authorities
and tho prompt meeting oat uC juStic"
meets The aPpr"dution nr all tn" good
citizens of Barbour county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Forty Soldier and Ferry Nurse.

\ most interesting letter was r"c"'Nca
bv Mr. and Mrs. G"CrE" strain OF
Washington street. from their son FREQ
who is in France No word had been
heard from the local boy for long
time and his parents had h"'n yer!
much worried Tn" letter stated that n"
was In a hospital and had h""n th"r" Ter
- days very III "t rlcurai- Hn"nIn"fti;l'
II" IS now recovering slowly ana |h''
phvs'c!@ns attending him stated that h'.
would hot h. ahln lO leave IN" hpSp't9l
for ton or moro weeks.
In his letter II" sad that Miss LYDIA
E.vnolds VII" went I" Franc" $-'''T
ago with tho l.ak.-SId'> ami "f k"d Cross
nursnS, was in III" ward next I" hih-
and that Sh" visited him 'Gu'i" "ft' H.
MSS Reynolds hW! written i@t!"V 10
Lor ro-nniS last week and told ii nav
INK n Ferry boy. In" nrst sh" had seen
in France. in her hospital. I'ut Sh"
did not dirulCc his namr. thinking his
parents would do q: l"t "f unnecessary
Worrying All ar. glad /" h"hc 'hai IN"
local bay is getting along we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Realty Doeds Filed.

John !. Council! and Mary 4. Con-
nelly. T. John y. Iainis"H. Land IN
Mead tnw-u~hIr. consideration &l,.U9.
charles Ir" AMI Sarah Ice II Als'r:
Grc"nw"d. Land IN l'ultn"y township.
Consideration 81
Newell r. Krnnon Ct al 10 The
T'arkS$"n Coal 20. Land III Eichianu
township. n=ld"ration 81
Edwin Murray Scales and Mabel
Scales to Guldia Thatcher. Lind IN
I:irhnnd township. Consideration s%%""
Myrtl l.. EcuIzlnG and T.. IL. Neutz-
ling t"'t'arl III. Ha,lS"ll. Lend N Tease
township. Consideration 81.
William r. Maury aud Eta fedh
Maury 10 Daniel Mr';"nlgnl. Land III
Peas" township Consideration $40.
Jacob H':I,hcrfnEiun 1" '"nStanza
inntavlccs- Land. IT. H"llairc. C"hslu-
Grafton sic. 80.
Nnrna Stc,son Cinlhra!th and E"rnaTd
!. ialhruIth. I.and in i'nlt""% town.
ship, tnusi dCru ton 500
Elizabeth White and 'i."rEe White 10
MnHr% I.l!kan and i.dh t!ik"n Lana IN
i:.Ilarr. Consideration $".nuU.
Elizabeth L.: 'ralb"tt to Ada Wolf" and
ALgt" ''umph"il Land III RHrn"sTiiie.
Cons iL"raiiUn 81
Ella l. ra'ni,t'll ct nj tn b. ". Lewis.
Land IN Wh"cInE township. ''"n*idcra-
ton SO.
Thomas r Tal"tt and wlf" 10 Frank
NJ T"ll.:i.- land in lH"hlAnd town
ship. Consideration s..
Sophia ';uldhcrE e nj Ia William q.
Simpson At al. Land III srllJirc. Con-
Sid"rnli"n $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
.mnany's now building is almost com

company's now building Is almost COM
M"mhors Of Mound city Council Ne. +;
Jr q. /. \. NJ. attended the '"nrra.
Of s. r H'chmonh At M"M"'mh '"S'
, Mrs John Sulrw"ll and grand -dauen-
ter Little Miss h:ulal;a Fuller. "i Eltn,"
s,r..i Will return from New MARTINS
vIIln. where ,h"y have h""n VISITING M'S'
S,llw.:lrs ,!aurhtrr. Mrs. Earl I-chr"'
for several weeks.
Dr and Mrs. =. r. Williamson have
returned h"m" from an aut"mohil" TRIP
t. Petersburg: ih" Natural i'rldS' anu
r:h"r points n Virginia. 49,, ,,o
rr":, NJ her SISTER. Mr.. Al Harris or
cryrr.h street. has left Ter her HON" AT
Mr. and Mrs. Thoo Holmes hnv" m.
turned L. their hon" TN Ash avenue
after y w""lte visit With their daughter
Mrs. r s. y M , Of st. 'S M'I;Iomph~t
mr,nrnI io cameron yesterday. whcr"
th..r vis!,c,l friends and r"lnijvr?.
NIrs Harry Hull. VIII" has '""n Sp"nn.
in. tho last three wc"ks with Mr. ana
Mrs \. &; Hull Of Roberts ridge. has
returned /" he: home ut CuTah"EH r"''E'
Airs. Tech"7na't Of Urirhsv!ll". g.
has returned home after visiting h"r
fr'hrr. i. ". FISH "r Tnrdy avenue.
Mrs viii Tucker. wh" htS h"cn
spending = week. with Mr. t:Ug"n" Stahi
in Third etrcrt. has returned Ia nor
HON" n Wheeling.
rIrs. Leah Rulruc c.f Birch avenue s
rcr(nc,l 10 her homo Illness.
Gjl"y Robinson, Ira Robinson. h"r
man T'ay1nn and Harry HHt'"n "nIiSt"i
in the s"rviro Ia cut timber III til" Slntc
- Washington. but owing T." the fact
that they had no experience. all w"r" re-
icCtrtl.
The rlcatinS theatre. WRtor Queen
.-,rn = ncrformanre. nj the local wharf
Inst fIsninC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
.MOUNDSVILLE


I. NJ. Miller. we'll known farmer OF
Marshall county. was found dead near
his HON" IN Fash creek near III" mouth
A shotgun WAS found near the bod!
AMI the scalp vas blown back from tha
top of his head. MIR. mIll"r was about
81 years Of age and is survived hy ..s
wife, on" son and TWO daughters: Elmer.
who is employed at III" United states
Stamping company plant. THIS city. an:
Miss Edna. who volunteered her services
as a nurse som"tIm" ago and is located
1T Comp Lee and Miss Mary. Il, homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
LOUISVILLE
Patri1tIo Meeting.

'rrrr" viii 10 N patriotic meeting hold
I'm ~" N T.. church Of llnyhsrillc on
Sabbath ,vcnin;:. August (. 1915. The
...hriulrl speakers ar. Hon. Walter Il.
I.lf"' and Hon. Hiram Taylor. ct
Whrrlirr Mr. Hilton 8 n randidni" for
I'uitrd states senator from West N,r-
;-i'" and If H"nplo from Wheeling at
irnl p"rharH he ran.ENt III touch with
enin" nf ~" voters. who will work for
N Will II rnlviE ~ Wheeling. is
III rhrrrr 81 tho service k"r. J. r.
l;..f,Grr - i,ast"r. An "r!"rin.: Will hc
taitru. Tn" proceeds Will h' devoted q"
thu. Red Cross
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n,loyd~ille briefs.

Mss Ina Humphrey has returned ."
',r h"In.' her" nflir = visit " n
Nrnnd~villr rrlltil-.'". MIS- M'llm
i"w ~ Accompanied her.
Pref nrd Mrs W l.: After md VII"
aud SONS. Weed William and 1'hilin. "f
Cambridge. ylS't'-l TIN Weekend 1T tn"
HON" - : L. !lar,. and ". !. MCPHERSON
Miss Mildred In-rah. of Akron. is lie
EUrS' 49, her grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs F-nuk Fields. Mr. and
SIR !. \ S""'I and Miss X"nn Fields
."f Wh."iInE spout Wednesday with
Nrs i:inr,, M.Itrllg,! aud Misses Nil
''r..d mad Ir'r"thv nnrTah. Of Akron
NU,- S"uhia F.lr!rt. II East LIVER
i.ruf j. ,r,nd,ur a few w""ks at the
!..,Ir, - Mas IIImmrrlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Homo Demonstration Work

Tho following program of hnna
demonstration work III Marshall county
has h~cn announced: Tuesday after
room. August 6. girls canning cluh ~
Sh"rrnrd: "Wednesday. Angus; :. SHEER
ard Farm W"m"n's club. "A; school cot
taE"; Tuesday afternoon AufuSl. -.
Sand H;ll Girls club. at hnr" uf Mrs.
colo: Thursday afternoon. August II.
women ~ Rock Lick; Tu":lHY. August
20. on F"rd ridge; Thursday. August -.
TaylnrS ridge. Other meetings arc DO
ing arranged for Marshall and IN"
county.