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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-20
MASTERING OUT BEGINS
At TRAINING SCHOOL
ohc Hundred and Fifty Men Went
Through Decentralization En-
animation Tuesday.
no REDUCE DEPOT BRIGADE
VIII Now Consist of -Four Battalions
Instead of Twelve rs Heretofore.
Development Units to Quit This
Week.
Especial 10 The Timcs-DIspatch.l

Special 70 The Times Dispatch.
AMp LEE VA. November l9.-First
aIeps In the mastering out OF men at
,hH camp took place this afternoon
zen $50 candidates of the central Of
neers, training school went through
10" capitalization examination. The
Summation will continue from day TO
gay until the physical status OF the en-
p.ete Isr son Of the command Is COM
t"dl process OF discharging them from
sns service viii begin Thursday. There
:" ~ S'al candtdates at the school. and
AlIc no official census has been taken
ID order TO ascertain the number who
nesirc TO be discharged. 1t is believed
mat The majority of the students will
no, remain TO be commissioned Mem
bcrs. Of this command will be examined
~ the mastering Office. but all papers
VII be handled at the training school.
. win the exception of The central Of
nCers' training. and until further or
dsrs are received from the War De-
rartment, there will he no general mus
tering out OF men here. was the state
mont to-day OF Major John S. Graves.
amp personnel and chief mastering of
u Few days ago. which announced that
all camp organizations would be de-
nobilized. included with II several ex-
options. among which was that various
units should be recruited to full
strength. Under this ruling the de-
po. Brigade will be reduced from
Twelve 20 four battaiions. but there
arc only 3.49S men In the brigade. no
men In this organization will be dis
charged at this time.
WILL RETAIN MEN WHO
NEED MEDICAL ATTENTION
Several men In the four development
tattalions Will be mustered out this
week. but comparatively speaking only
Few Of these men Viii get back 10
civilian life at once. Those only Viii
ue dernoblizeo who are in az fine phys!-
cal condition as they were when they
entered the army. Any OF those who
tial medical attention, viii be kept in
the army until cured. Those who are
illitcrate, or who cannot speak the Eng
fish language. Will be discharged at
once.
There has been no provision made
for the rehabilitation Of the infantry
replacement camp. which organization
Constitutes the principal enlisted per-
sonnet OF Camp Lee. There has been
no modification Of the intensive train
ing through which these men 20. and
until further orders are received, they
VIII be equipped for ovcrsca service.
The officials here are trying TO impress
upon the men, that they will not be
held any longer than Is absolutely
necessary. hut on the other hand IL
must he remembered that the United
States is still At war with Germany.
and the training Viii proceed with the
viewpoint OF being thoroughly pre-
pared at all times for any. even;uality.
So with tho eXcertion Of those who
will be Immediately discharged. the
soldiers here arc prepared to remain
for as long a period as the government
may see NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

DECORATION DAY At
WEST ALEXANDER, PA.

Decoration day Was appropriately oo-
srrvui Yesterday Mt West Alexander
,rIth war veterans. members or the Eed
t'rus. and tho ciIlzriis nf the town tux
juE part. \ parade Of all taking part
in tho program and citizens WIS held.
After services ut the cemetery Inc
rrotln went tn the First Presbyterian
church. where impressive services were
held. The program WAS featured ny
slnxlnE Dy tho jubilee singers or WASH
,ugtnn, III. and music by tho ClaFsTll!e
! band.
J. ". Murphy coach Of Washington
Jefferson college. was the principal
speaker ut the cemetery and he phlu Il
due tribute 20 the veterans OF the 'lV''
war who are living and L. those who
have rasscd away. lie told now IN"
veterans Of West Alexander were among
the gallant nrru"s who fought through
ehr war II. e. ogden wa$ the lTlnciphl
sneaker mt he church He too. p;:ld
tribute. 10 those who defended our ma
ton Mn 81
Tie Cnntnrc Of thu services ana the
pnrhtlr was the carrying "f Il battle tlaS
which was carried throughout III" war
hy Nest Alexander soldiers. The tat
,cr,L flag Wa; cherr'd everywhere. The
flag wrs taken by the troops from
PENNSYLVANIA through tn" fighting at
Fort Gregg. Gettysburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
THIS MERCHANT :
ENDORSEMENT IS
ANEICHTY ONE
II Recommend Wentworth a
Being q Fine Medicine.

This strong endorsement was given
TO the Nerv-Worth druggist at Clarks
burg. w. Va. by Orner darlington. tho
we'll known merchant:
Il had stomach trouble and ncTv
ous indigestion. Could not eat fresh
meat without II distressing ne. Some
CAGES on my stnnach which made
me ncrvous. Poor sleeper. Jerked
and started IN my sleep, My slaeS
did me little good. Was not refreshed
hen got up In tho morning. Have
taken ono bottle Of Nerv-Woth.
feel quite o bit better. Sleep fine.
More Refreshed and rested IN the
morning than Was ever beforo.
AN eat meat and most anything now
NY general condition is improved,
recommend Wentworth az being a
!. lnc medicine.
Raer's drug stors sells Nerv-Worth
In Wheeling. Your dollar hack II this
amous tonic does not benefit you.
Ne7Y-Worth Is sold IN Warwood by
": q, Mcnamara; Fulton, by the
fulton Pharmacy: Mingo Junction BY
hoore Bros; Martina Ferry by Raj
ton E. Parker; St CluIrsYule By Pat
.erson & Sons; Barnesyile by Hilles
Bros, Cameron by Cameron Drug Co.
Sistersvtue by C. B. DisQue; Ne"
Hartinsyilie by Hornbrook's DRUG
Store; MoQndsyilie by J. II. Bean
Drug Co; Bridgeport by Seaby &
Reed (Dant I'hRrnacy); Bellaire b.
Dankworth Bros; Padon CITY by Nor
ran Bros; West Alexander by d X
ucConn: Elm Grove by Bluns Phar
macy; Benwood by BenWood Drut
Co; McMechen by CaEro4rs Pharmacy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Moonlight and Novelty Dance.
Conservation Of Health
An important Duty Now
Preventive Medication, Such as the
Use of Tonic to Keep the Blood,
Nerves and Strength Built Up,
Urged by Dr.. Rhoads.

lust rs the constant firing of the
big guns" and thc steady rear Of he
artillery on the front pavcs The way
for the impending drive. so-docS Pep,
;oniZCd NuX-Iron pave The way 10 bet,
Ter health. strength. power and rndur-
ancc Of thOs" who Tack energy. need
iron in III" blood and have that tired
out. rundown feeling.
Read what MIR. James :. Gibbons.
Of lIaznlion. Pa. L hichly respected
farmer has to say: AS am we'll
pas; 50 years of age, did not expect
medicine TO make Il How man out of
me. But this spring. owing to
the heavy spring blowing became I'LL
run down: seemed r. though | would
lire ont 50 easy. | had M appetite.
VA. continually cnnstipaI"d. and tn"
food a" did moi xiv" m" any strength.
| slept poorly and grew nervous and
irritable"
- "a nriGhhor kept urging me- In Try
Pnptonizrd Nux-I:hu. and il worked
like magic in my case. In TWO weeks
thine I fcit like u new inan. Ny strength
returned and was hungry all TIA" time.
| can now sleep Soundiy all night long
and cct M so refreshed and vigorous
in tho mornings
at has helped M. Nor" than any
molirin" have ever iai:rn. and am
glad to recommend = 20 thn." in Ike
condition."
Pcpinniz"d EUv !'"n may BE- oh,
tanned n IL" T.. H. ',ri"Si & Co. Drag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
MOST BRUTAL CRIME IN HISTORY
OF BELMONT COUNTY Is
coMnTTED.
,r,-darsr contesses Before Being Re
moved to St. Clatrsviue
Jail

wild sc.n.s we're enacted yesterday
afternoon IT Bcllairv when l'a'ia"S
learned that Nick Audry. an Austrian.
was IN Jail charged with the murd*1 -
one oc their follow rnuntrFsncn. L':''-
mick DeMichcll.. Threats y: lEnc''''-
the alleged murderer were heard y" "''
Sides and Il is poSS!o!" lii'> n"U "
leader Appeared on the seen" "a" tu' ''''
would have h"ca carried OUT. "'tS
non Italians gathered ar"Hnd the '''F
h,,,,d;nr and Threatened dire ScHS game
,,n,p IN. man who had committed W"
hrut,i crime. Chief ot t"lic" hahp''
u~rd uersunslv.. ,%u"uaG" I" ta' ''''"
r,,.,.d crr.xL and advised ,h"tn /" t"aN"
.rG leave IN. murderer I" III" law.
7b;.; u,itct.d ~. "r"wd Tor wh''e'
r-h.., a..,t;lirn again broke "ut ana L
No.; r.,.,.sSlry iur tn. sClicH |" ;tr'. on's
,,.., .ti,n,;i,I To address I'll" crowd
,r. was prevented hy O!tircr Good. ne
,,.,. ,r,rad Urdrr arrest and Lodged ~
;,;, Long after tn. incident Italians
,,.a>I a-,,.rd th" r;t, tu'h!hnE.
,,,.ci,;,,.. .,,.rv a"rnuo h. which, II "aS
-,ossib,r That ~" uur'i'r"r you'd ~
-,;,,n.d mas, IN. m =, SAT" y. i!""'N'r'
1.v>r :.a.;., t,reva I'D and Jew f"urS
,e,.r ,.a.. rHieu.,d in q matter !" Nh''H
~. ncl,c, hid anticipated the NEST So
rints consequences.
&c.,. u.,. o-L.r.d removed IN I'll"
r,,1,,,r. county ;ail p; | "'"l"r.i i's',
.., ~, sb. -,rt osborne. Before '"l>-
ir,, th. H.iIa:r., jall ''h:'f Nah"n" Az; y
cross ,rrc>,iuuc,l IL" prisoner az" 80
r,,,llv hrok.. ,i.w: nr;L confessed. N!'"t
,L .oi1 ,rc n"fi.ialS h"W IL ED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
EVENTS AS THE
| MONTH CLOSES
SOCIETY QUIETLY OBSERVED YES
TEEDAE HX ATTENDING VAR1-
GUS RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Patriotic Knitting Party Great SUCCESS
Last Evouing-A1rc. BLOCH
Hoetess Tonight.

Memorial day hns com" nnd gone" III
MI ruubnhii,y. 'hr most solemn ON" III
u score or uiuru uf years. TN" r"""Ht
observance, Of lhi:; day, with liH various
forms % social fuu"linn" md fr"Ii&S
Lr,r NOR. o. l"tS. hIIrl Il trn'l"n"Y Il"
create Il Different impression upon i"'
minds; uc ;!u present generation to-
ward th,, tru" inject uf the date. md
Il has taken .:uIncthlu: quit" ~ trerru-
do;,- ~ Alnrrirn divu!Eiur Into ih"
world war t. hiring hack IA" proper
yIlrit ON the part al all IN "bacrrnn'"
,,r :n,l,, ard Wheeling proved herself
more than h"art-w h"t' In unison VITA
the chief executives wishes regarding
Same yesterday
Instead Of an .iHbUrat" pruI;ram m!ng
s,'h..Lulrd st In" country club ANA other
p!tr..% OF amusement. with IarH" d:hil"r
parties AMI divers other 'suc:Gl lutH-
tiuuH holding foremost rank III "H'h IN
diviluarS calendar. the morning l"Hiu
all vending their way ~ their I"rl"uS
places uf Worship. every ore 81 Whl'h
WAS rOUrluCllHc SPECIAL $"TNl'' III
keeping; viii. tn,' !HttnnaI feeling. Nhl!'
the morning was spent III JuSt Such
serious reflection and meditation. ih'
'nft"rnnun and evening. for me majority
INA rk"d :, quiet day ut home.
Eat with Tomorrow. '"in".i juno VI"
one mouth whrh has always hr"n re-
.plrutlrnt with lovely weddings anu
bright ,nrnm"urcurrnts and while this
year will find Il curlaIlui"mt IN III" clah-
urau. rrugrlmmcs Of beth. IN" latter
events Will generously dot III" calendar
within the coming few weeks. or course
the lmporIan. events OF tn" week when
will asher in tins rare rlunlh. VIII nc
tn. Golf Tournament I" II" played 70
morrow at tho Country club. CLOSING
with the dun dance 4; II. Eht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Danish
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Run down, Tired
Out People

If YOU feel tired our. out of sorts. de.
spondtmI. mentally Or physically de-
pressed. and lack III" desire 10 accom-
rlish things. get Il 30 cent box Of Wen.
drlrs Ambition pills at John Coleman
& Co.'s today and your troubles will
be over.
If you drink TOO much. smoke too
much. or are nervous BECAUSE Of over,
work of any kind. WcndelrS Ambition
Pills will max" you feet better in three
days OF money hack from John Cole.
man < 60. un the tirSt box purchased.
For All affections Of the nervous Sys-
TEN. cons ;ipalion. loss Of appetite. lack
Ct confidence. trembling. kidney or
liver COMPLAINTS. sleePlessness. ex'
hauSiod vitality or weakness OF any
kird. get a box NJ Wendells Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Auto Hits Curb

Mrs. Dent Taylor. OF the Island. and
Miss Elizabeth Higgins. OF the faculty
Of Wheeling high school. were injured
last evening when the automobile In
which they were riding struck the curb
at North Front street and Belle Isle.
Mrs. Taylor suffered scalp wound and
Miss Higgins and other occupants OF
the machine were shaken.
The accident occurred when the driver
OF the machine tried 10 avoid hitting
North York street car. The corner where
the accident occurred has been the scene
Of several accidents recently and Is a
bad nInCc for autOiStS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Red Cross Dollars
Worth S1.59 Each
Contributors Are Told That purchasing
Power Is Increased SO
Per Cent,

Tn. following statement from Red
Cross headquarters is addressed 20 the
con: rbuiurS IL the war fund:
'lnsrd an actual experience during
lhr first three months of this year. Tor
each dollar " Rcd Grass money spent
IN furnishing relief supplies we accom-
rlisir the same as: S1.j? would accom-
plish 4 spent through an efficient conf
rurr"fal organization tor The sam" pur-
PCS. This % cents which your dollar
gains when spent through the Red cross
for relief supplies is made possible:
"FirsI--!!y thr enormous amount or
free Labor donated by millions al Rcd
Cross workers. throughput tie country.
comprising oar rr. tho srrat"s, produce
ing organizations in "a" world.
'.Sccur,l--Thr3ugh IN" ability Of our
purchasing department |" s"i the MA
and cu-oprr:l:!nn IF governmental 'nSt''
tulinns i,r:h our nwn and our allies. fur
obtaining supplies al less than GUNNER
,.al market values: ANA also through IN"
great generosity shown |" tnc 'eu
rr"<., by many manufacturers ami mrr-
chants in their Willingness Ia CIV" ia
substantial concessions from recognized
established lTket prices.
'Thirh- through shipping space FUR
ui,.hrd without cos. by OR own and
;Ilinl governments and hT VARIOUS
steamship companies.
"Fourih--ThrnugH numerous miscel-
larcnus facilities furnished us without
cost ia" ha,ilins suppljcSi such as ware
hn,;S- and pur; S,rvicr. fjnSurnncc OBJ
lair,"d without payment 81 brokerage
fees a"I similar services.
''rhi~ gain IF :? cents has 'h"cn hS :
iIrrG without taking ,in:o consideration
ihn gr.at warehouse AMI ot"c7 facilities
plnc,d -, our disposal ny ;hc French.
Italian. English and other allied govern
ntrnt.: ih" vHiuH az services rendered
l,v the larSr numh.r nf volunteers who
without compensation gre devotinS their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
GOT GOOD RESULTS.

This honest. ghtforwar'l letter
from woman who has sui: red should
be needed by all afflicted with back
ache. rheumatic pains. sore muscles
awful tired feeling and other Srmp'
toms of kidney and bladder troubles:
IL have got such good results from 70
ley Kidney Pills that ! can sleep much
better. and the pain in my back and
sides is good lot better lam going
TO keep on taking them. Mrs. Charles
Gray. 27O 9Th ST., Detroit, Mich. Sold
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

entire time to Red Cross work; cables
which are sent free of charge in Sorne
instances and at greatly reduced rates
in others. and large number OF ether
factors which. If it were possible TO
state in dollars and cents. would un-
douh;cdly Increase to great extent the.
value which the Red Cross adds to, the
dollar"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
FreckIes
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Those
Ugly Spots.

There's n" longer :hc s!ight"s; reed
OF r-el!us, a4h.in-h .: :riic !r"rEi7S. as
Othine--dountr S;-ength-!$ Guaranteed
- -e,nrv. ,hsSn hurrciy spots.
S.mIi" e. au 0uncH rt othtn'--
G~lr!" reugih---;rnn. any drugSi>, and
xan.v .. !iitls 90 y, Night and morning
Ana vo;: yh5aM S"nn 80 'ha: sven the
worst t-."kl"s have haE2a :" d:S"GHHtr
..alie :i.e l:ghtc" oue, nav. vanish!
.a:!r.iy. !. is seldom la: NOR" 'tEtn
an OUNCE :. r..,i"i :" ..n!Hil"l"iy cich:
.h> skin and GAIA !, s+l;t;.:':, q: il:
Cu:r;u!. riUa.
g.. <u-. ~ ask tnr ia dot hic Strength
p,h:nc ~ ;n.s - Sid. Tu'i"T' guarantee
o: MONEY back If t: tA.i' u 7?::i1'e
:.e-:N!cS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY.

All things succeed which really de-
serve lO--which iii Il real nrrG. which
prove their worth. Tn" fact that -"
famous old ROOF and herb remedy,
lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable COM
Mound, has for three generations been
relieving women Of this country from
the worst forms Of female ills and. has
won such strong place in our AmrTi-
can homes proves its merits beyond
the question IF Il doubt. II Will we'll
pay any woman who is in need OF such
q medicine 10 Try II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
SUTHERLAND SPEAKS.

PIEDMONT, w. Va. May S1.-Cnited
States Senator Howard Sutherland. 81,
Wns, Virginia. and Former Sch CONF
missioner Thomas II. Morgan. Of Fl
burg Md. were the speakers atm
memorial exercises at Philos. cerneterSl
,l.lder the auspices OF citizens Of Pied
mont. Westcrnpurt and Luke. 4 lodge
raradc. with three bands. preceded tho
exercises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Becker Dance Series.

I'll, Fred l.. EcrH"r dancing SGT wjll
"p'n th"r w'rkl% :.H:n'"": dancing
PARTIES Tin" ,"Ll:r Tuesday evening.
Ian. !, IA Ilr wht. palace hIii room a.:
Wheeling park. continuing: similar
events each TI"$,!iy Throughout III"
season. umd"r III" T., rs;"nal direction Of
l'rrt. E"ck"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
Engagement Announced.

Of thuS" assembled Cor success m hIs
n"hl,. field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

pir... ui.,. can whHl' u:';ii add "n'' cap
died AMI pnrhoil,d rarr:,ts. m:oh'' ~aH''"
If .luCl. from IN" meat AMI carrots.
thi,k"nirg u with corn ar rte. hour
plnr. All IN "rl"d h'ikH,: riI.h ;,ui '">"r
with .ru:,, "c h"; ra"~E"d p":ar'"'% !;aAe
- inmates III hot "T'n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

instead of being pale weak seepess feels like
new being man Of real red blood is ready for
any all tasks Gain strength energy vgor by going to your
nearest druggist and obtaining 60c bottle of Ironc Tablets
or send to Dr. Pierce for trial package You will find that
instead pale cheeks feelings of asstude tired out be-
fore day half DONE your cheeks will have color will feel
strong vigorous and you ready for the fray Start
ro1r and You will have so-caed ''spring fever" =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

raSwcu. Gumi'S SnNuphrnn orchestra
viii render thu m!.$ir for ihr=" unluG"
events. which prHlni$' %'m,''hims un-
usual III both novel;! rnL ARTISTIC lea
i':r,.~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
The Man With-the-Iron-Mask.

This person was mysterious pris-
oner of France, who was closely con-
fined for twenty-four years By the
State, and died in the Bastille in 1703.
He may have been twin brother Of
Louis XIV. Who knowsi
In this century, it is no mystery How
We can get strong, for by putting iron
in our blood we become strong men or
women. The strong men of today are
men Of red blood. Men gain energy,
vim, vigor, by taking a new combine
ton of soluble iron with valuable
native herbal extracts, called "1ron-
tic This is the discovery of DR..
Pierce and his able assistants at the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute in Buffalo. By experiments and
actual test this new combination Of
iron will act as tonic, increasing the
appetite, increasing the number Of red
blood corpuscles, thereby feeding the
nerves on fresh blood. The whole sys-
tenn feels the invigorating tone, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31
ANGRY MOB ATTEMPT LYNCH|NC
OF MURDERER BELLA|RE

too much confidence IN his tr!rnuF VII"
appeared. according 1" The police. !" h''
ot i rsif!Sh suraklnE nature. TIL" p""i
room aud automobile attracted III" at
t.utic'u Of Andry. aud he wahi1d I" tc
;hc proprietor Of The pool ro"!n anu
owner Of thu 2utuInvb:i" without pay
ing for them.
Thai the possession VI the poor room
and automobile" Is r"$I-rnSlblr i"r M
murder ct nsMir{ir!i" j. the only reason
advanced as Il rusSibIc motive for ia4
crime by tho Eelluirc police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-31

II VIII IL. 4 la't !t'l 'N''Ht
When TN. :lp"r-ahuniar: war duties
romh,n" with an abnormal May temper
atUirr IN" ,lnil, grind "f ia" lily proves
inn much for tn" av"r""" American
nerves.. v hirh "" are TOLD ar" n":i' -"
good al tlr. hr&t. The tim'. /" hal; ~"
''lurk Of energy m"iSt"r l.; WHEN lh''
first SIGNS come creeping Ger ono. nH!
~ Tia" ma Jnrily "f ras"> al That l.; n"'h-
I'd {" place The hurlan machinery back
n trp-nr,th "rndi:i"n =: E'W days
rest ar recreation. Il chang" "f surround
ms - - nGct y"t cheerful atmosphere.
And N'h"cinr's enria. folk ar" we'll
aware that just su:h Incorporating Sn"t
- presented ~ III" country club and 'tS
magnificent natural embellishments :.
r:trh week finding y numhrr Of guests
f,r Il week. ",d period or Il TWO or ;hr""
day visit. wh,l" every la" has It's G""d!j'
qunra If lunchcrS and dinner guests and
IN" custom II spending t month or more
Vt IN" summer ut rhiS resort II fast
growing III fa"n-
Mr. and Airs. less" W SHci1"l. vino
ar. .tcmi,, rarily residing !rt Atlantic
city. spent Memorial day in town. stop
rluI at The club during their stay IN
the "tN Mr.. and Mrs. +. M"'Nr ana
family w"r" another group az guests
over lhr huriai at th.$ resort.
Knitting Tee.
Another # Tia" pleasant iIlii" affairs
nf "Wednesday afternoon ut III" country
club WA tn" kniItIp:; party given by
Mrs. Charles Fr"ny. when = haif dozen
nr tho hostess Intimate friend, devoted
tho enrlr afternoon :" he pr"f1iHhl"
art OF knitting. with III" serving IF
rca forming tho very charming culmna-
TINS feature
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-25
BOYS TO
' BOX AT MUNCIE

Two Richmond boys are included In
Joe Fox's Muncie boxing card on the
Fourth Of July. The boys are Bud
Wallace, who boxed at Connersville
on Memorial day, and Howard Par.
rish, the telegraph boxer who boxed
at Fox's last bout here
Both Richmond boys are showing
good form and are training under
Fox for the Muncie card. Wallace is
showing up better than ever, Fox says,
and should be able to put up good
bout
Joe Fox who has been training Par
IRISH believes that he will be able to
make name for himself In the ring.
He is boxing at fly weight, SO pounds.
In two rounds each he defeated two
colored fstic battlers in an exhibition
bout, his first at the Coliseum He
fights on the style of Jack Dillon and
according to Fox will defeat any boy
his weight.
On the Muncie card, he is booked
to meet two Muncie boys who have
gained some pretige around that city.
One is boy on the morning paper
there and the other is on the evening
paper
The big go will be between Jack
Leslie and Chief Mogul who has just
returned from South Africa where he
has cleaned the slate. They box at
22O pounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-25

Congressman Helvering of Kansas.
In private life was a street car man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-25
On The Screen
LYRIC.

AS Doris Standish IN (Which Won.
an the Bluebird Photoplay which
comes to the Lyric theater today,
Ella Hall appears in a role entirely
different from anything she has ever
before been called upon to portray.
Hitherto Miss Hall has been seen in
society dramas Of the lighter vein,
stories written around the brighter
side Of life, with quaint and pretty
characters. In this latest release she
is shown not only in Ifs lovely sun
hine, but also in its hateful ugly shad-
ows. Both sides of society are wildly
portrayed and there are tense situa-
lions and rapid-flre action which grips
the heart and keeps ones nerves a.
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