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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
YIRaAIAA SUPREME:
COURT JUDGE IN WEST
John n. Mitchell Formerly of This
state, Appointed TO superior Heueh
In Washington.

The Morning 0lympian" Olympia,
Washington. states that Governor
Lister, OF that state. appointed SUI
perior Court Judge pohn r. Mitchell,
originally of Halifax county Va. as
supreme court Judge, to succeed
Chief Justice O. G. Ellis. who re-
signed.
This will be very gratifying news to
the friends OF Judge Mitchell, who
went to the Far West some thirty
wears ago. He Is the eldest son of
the late Captain John A. Mitchell. Of
Aichie. Halifax county. and brother
Of Or Joseph II. Mitchell, OF Buck
trrham county. and Gus e, Mitchell.
ESQ, OF Halifax county. and an uncle
of Philip c. Adams. a member of the
senior class at Richmond college.
Mr.. Mitchell was for some years a
law mariner of Thomas NJ. Vance. son
~ the late Senator Vance. of North
carolina. who went to the Far West
shout the same time that Justice
Mitchell did. and something like ten
wears ago Justice Mitchell was elect
"a Judge of the superior court for the
circuit embracing the state Capitol at
washington. which position he re-
aligned last week TO accept the STU
prsms court judgeship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
To EXTEND VALLEY
TURNPIKE SOUTH
Commissioner Coleman Returns From
Trip to Franklin County Where
Meeting Was Held.

The Virginia highway commission
is planssing the extension of the Val
ley Turnpike southwark 10 the North
Carolina line, and George 2 Cole =
man. state highway commissioners, has
Just returned from Franklin county
where a large and enthusiastic gath
ering OF the citizens heard his ad-
dress upon the project of the ex-
tension through that community
The Valley Turnpike begins in the
northern part of the state approx
mately at Winchester, and runs thence
in southWesterly direction through
Woodstock. Harrisonburg and Staun
ton The route will continue to Lex
ington, TO Natural Bridge, to Buch
anan, to Roanoke to Rocky Mount, 10
Martinsvihe and to the Carolina line
The entire road course is designated
by the road authorities as highway
route, No g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Va. League Game
Today at A P. NJ.

The game this aftern66@ a. BouIe-
ward neId he ~een .se Colts ard
Coolers wiz - called at 4 O'Clock.
Hereafter ~ eoliday and saturday
games We negin at 4 o'clock. but thu
other r.~mes vii start at 445, This
is bep1g done to allow as many people
as possible to enjoy the recreation
George Stinson and his aggregation
returned last night from Petersburg
after the seoon victory in as many
days They viii be prepared for the
fray this afternoon Jackson VIII
probably be sent back after the
enemy. MS Eldy the only other pitch
er was called awev on account Of the
illness Cf hl4 wife
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
ST Louis Tnkes Opener.

Philadelphia MAY 2i-St. Louis
took the opening game Of the series
from the Athletics today by solid hit
ing off the curves OF Myers and Ad-
ans The Browns started things IN
The second inning and began hammer
inE Myers while the Athletes went T."
piecas in the field When the smoke
settled "a The end ~ the afternoon
F4elder Jones and his tribe had =
- victory GalNa hurled steady
game spreading out the hits 50 tina;
they caused bat little trouble
Score by innings X II T.
= louis 02s ooo 031-a - o
i,btls 00e on0 alo--3 10 3
Batteries; Gailia and Nunamaker-
Myers. Adams aud McAVoY. L'mpires
49, HiIdehra and owens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
SELL. HOI4STEIN CALF
ON FORD HOTEL LOT

A registered Holstein bull calf will
he sold at auction saturday night. on
the old Ford hotel lot, at 1880 o'clock
for the benefit of Richmond chapter
American Red Cross.
This calf was raised and donated
to the Red Cross by MIR. /. d Ellis.
Henrico county. was then purchased
by Mr. w NJ Milan and again donated
to the Red Cross.
The name of the calf is RED Cross
de Kol." and is direct descendant
OF the famous de kol family, and is
thought by local agricultural men Ia
be worth about $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Especial to The Richmond Virginia

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian
Petersburg, Va May 24.-The
Richmond team won the second game
of the season here today from the Pc
tersburg nine by the scors of to o,
before 500 fans. The game was a
very good exhibition. Napier. on the
mound for the visitors. was steady
and pitched good game
Miller. for Richmond, starred when
he cracked out double in the sec
ond inning and brought two runs over.
Miller also got three hits The three
runs Richmond made in the first in
ming helped them away to Il good
start
Manager Stiuson made three hits
and two runs. s. Wood for the locals.
made four hits out OF five tries.
Only one error was made on each side.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
NIarshaI,ites Beat McGulre's

The John Marshall High school
team won from McGuire's yesterday
afternoon 10y the score of 10 to 1.
Robins was on the mound for John
Marshall and pitched fine bail. allows
ing three hits. Clay pitched for Nc
Cures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
FEW DRINKS. ESPIONAGE.
JAU-AND INTO ARMY

Albany. n. Y, May 24--John OIL
sen, twenty seven. a Lithuanian, will
keep away from saloons for some
time to come Olsen came here from
Chicago. He had drink or two and
said. ITO hell with the United States,
hope theys get licked good and
plenty" A policeman saved him.
John will be indicted into the army
because an investigation showed he
failed to apear before his draft board
In the Windy City
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
CARDS WIN OUT FROM
ROBINS IN TWELFTH
After Fifth Inning Vanguard Holds
Them Runlcss. But they Finally
Nick Him for q Score.
REDS WIN IN ELEVENTH
Two Extra Inning Contest In National.
Boston Beats Pirates I'm Their First
Meeting In Pittsy This Season
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston, 8 PlttsburR, Z.
Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia, j
eleven innincs).
ST. Louis, 2 Brooklyn. / twelve
innings).
New York Chicago. rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Red Sox Are Winners.

Boston. May 24.--A hit by Joe BuSh
IN the ninth with three men on gave
he Red Sox to win over the
Chicago champions in the first game
~ the series today. Faher was re-
moved in the seventh for pinch MT
ter Danforth was the victim OF the
ultimate Bush wallop
Score by innings. h. n. r..
Chicago ...,. coo 200 o2o--f .
Boston -... pUh p4u w ~--" ~ =
Batteries: Faber panforth ana
Schalk. Bush and Agnew' Schane-
impress NaIlin and Dineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Battle sixteen Innings To Tie.

Washington, May - TIN Nation
ais and Tigers sattled sixteen innings
here today 20 two rUns--all The last
ten sessions being scoreless and de-
void 81 any real opportunity on either
Eide 80 break the deadlock President
Wilson saw nine innings of the game,
which was Red Cross benefit down
10 the last cent
The Nationals got two-run lead
f. game which was IA brilliant pitch
srs battle between Harper and Ertck
son. bat the Tigers got "a tally in both
the fourth and sixth, and from then
on it was ciphers.
Score 10y innings r. II. f.
Detroit
600 lo1 GEO 600 ooo % o
Washington
oil one o0o 600 oon % q >
fcalled. darkn ess }
Batteries Erickson. and Stanaee,
Harper and Ainsmith rmpires-~
Fans and Connolly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Major Guthrie At Commencement

Buena Vista, Va. May 23-The
Southern seminary has been fortunate
TO secure as one of its commencement
speakers Saturday 25th~-M a / o r
Donald Guthrie, for the past six
months the most popular speaker of
the British Canadian recruiting mis-
sion" His subject is With tho Can
adams" giving his experience "over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
DR.. Lambeth Returns.

DR., Graham Fl. Lambeth has re-
turned from Atlanta. Ga. where he
attended the session OF the general
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. He will occupy his
pulpit at Monument Methodist church
next Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25

There g no let up on part OF the o.
ncers Of the association in the kindly
attention 70 the every need OF the SOL
diers and sailors visiting our city
Evarytb{rg is in readiness for to-
night. aud every man in uniform Wis
ttnE Richmond Is cordially invited r.
call At the building. where he viii he
gladly served in any way possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25

Louisville Ky May 24.-A census
of Jockeys taken at Churchill Down,
shows that thirty four out Of sixty
seven come in the draft age and are
liable under the work or Eht
edict az the employees a the racine
stagleS thirtN-twn out Of forty-thrcF
are subjects 70 Crowder's latest rul
ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25


s. Louis May - st Louis HnaNv
came 70 life played excellent base
hall and took twelve inning CON
test from BROOKLYN here TODAY 10
! It WAS the first game the Cardinals
have won in SIX attempts James
Srnyths single scored the winniu :
run in the twelfth after Wallace walk
ed and WAS forced 10y Gonzales who
was sacrificed 30 second by Packard
Narnunrd and Gene Packard battled
brilliantly WITH Packard in the lead
by shade
Score hy innings r H f
Eruokiyn--
o0n cot ono an0---f q
s. Louis
GOO Coz 600 o0i-c +
Batteries Msrquard and kreuser,
Packard and Gonzales lmpires---
T gIer md Moran
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
INDIANS WIN LONGEST
CONTEST OF SEASON
With Score 2 10 2. Cleveland Sends
Across Runner In Nineteenth
Inning,
oovAIEsKI GOES WHOLE WAY

Detroit and Washington Play Sixteen
Frames without Decision--New
York Drops From Second to Fourth
Piace--Browns Beat Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play To-day.

'hicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterda US Results.

st Louis. q PhiladeIphia, g.
Boston, 3, Chicago, 4,
Cleveland, 8 New York. tnlne-
teen innings,
Detroit, ,. Washington, . tstXteeh
innings: called, darkness).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25

Brooklyn al 81 Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at PlttsburC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Goes TO Play Champions.

Eenedictotne goes to play Fork Tn
ION today in "a game that Will decide
the prep school championship of the
state. Coach klevesahl will carry
flll squad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25

mobile. I !. Memphis.
Nashville 4 Birmingham 3
New orleans. ; Little Rock. 2.
Chattanooga, /; Atlanta. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
Braves Win Opener.

Pittsburg Nav 24.--The BOSTON
Braves made their first appearance
Of the season here today and defeated
Pittsburg by the score Of TO ).
Raglan did not allow the locals 70
reach first until the fifth inning, when
Cation got the first hit off him. IN
the eseventh they bug ched two hits
and scored two runs with the aid of
an error. while in the last inning two
more hits produced the third run
The Bostons hf steele hard from
the beginning and after securing six
runs on nine hits he was relieved by
Jacobs. who stopped the scoring.
Soccer by innings r II r.
Boston ....... .0o2 100 0o0-6 u J.
Pittsburg 49,. coo 600 2ol-2 : :
Batteries Raglan and wilson
steele. Jacobs Harmon and Archer.
mpries--o Day and Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25

'IVI SUHI > TIT "7H VWH HWU--U
Summary. Two base hits-Napfer
90 Holmes "a, Miller. Moore.
Three base hit Stlnson stolen base
Burney Double plays Burnev
funassistedt, Pitt to Nuson 10 Bur
ney, Holmes to Burnep Bases on
balls-of Napier. A. or Wsnkell ;
Left on bases Richmond 30. Peters
burg $. Hit hy pitcher Burncy.
HHs-on Wood : In ia innings
Of Nlnkel ; in "a innings struck
7ut-kE WinkeN. $ by Wood ., ny
Napier. :. Wild ptfch--W inkell
Time Of eame-Two hours Umpire
--Lipe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-25
COLTS TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM COOLERS
Napier Pitches Good and Steady
tIames-MiIler Again Stars
At Bas.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Score.
Richmond. s. Petersburg, Q

Games To-day.
Petersburg at Richmond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
At Pittsburgh =.

PlTTSRt RGli. Jan. 3l.-r.Xrcrl on
Gin""rs were called in by river interests
today IN all effort TO clcrr tho MuuuiI-
Eahcla river Of its load Of heavy ice
and allow the shipment of coal to
many Pittsburgh mills and furnaces
which are shut down for lack IF fuel
Tho first. second and third pools.
those Immediately above Pittsburgh
have been cleared and tnwb"aiS were
today working III the fourth pool he
tween tharl"r"i and Brownsville. break
ing the ice which Is from foot To- is
inches thick. Directly above this pool
lies til: Brownsville gorge. 80 feet
thick and eight miles long. Above IT
ar" the sixth. seventh and eighth pools
which HAY" been cleared and whose ice
has gone to form the Brownsville pilc
hut directly above them lie SIhc ninth
pool with the biggest gorge of all. at
Mnrgantuwn. W. Va.
II the Brownsville gorge can DO NOV
cd out slowly. tn" ice Will pass inrn
open water below and falling over the
series of dame on its way IL the ohio
river at Pittsburgh will hc 50 broken
that littl. damage Will he done. This
thr engineers expect Ia accomplish 10y
blasting cut the face Of the gorge and
depending U7 The weight of water he
hind II III move The ice. With the
Brownsville S"rEr out Of the way they
dn not expect much trouble from the
ice 1T NorEantuWn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Ambitious Plans.

LONDON. January %i.--A B"lshcviki
decree establishing IAN all-EuSSian col
i.s:.im" tor SuidanGc III organizing Inc
"WnriSmon'S and Peasants Rcd army OF
TN. Euss!an councils republic is an
n-unccI H.. u Russian official wireless
statement received herr. The committee
will hr CONFUSED of W." representatives.
Of tnc war crmmiSsariAy and two repro
srnIaliy,.s Of the general staff OF the
Rcd Guards.
Auoth,r ,irrrcr assigns twenty MILL
inn rublr$ for tho organization OF the
Rcd Cross army from the moneys in the
war fund TIL. money is I" ho entrusted
- th,. rrii. gilIm and must be returned
subsequently.
The rravda prints 4 rumor that Ru-
nauia lately has made 4 s''parat" agree
mont With the central powers and suS.
rests that this may include conpcrsa-
*a,inn fnr Eumania in H"SSarabia.
The linlshcviki government according
In dis1atcirrs from PrtroSrad continues
tr claim military success III the Ckranc
and .lsrwlrrr. 1t Is announced thai aft
or the Bolsh"viki troops captured Bach
matsch station ihr officcdS Of the mil
itary Withdrew To Kicv winch is sur
rounded On all sides. The Ckranian Rada
is said To have lust confidence in the
I-kanian soldiers. WOrkmcn are now or
gambling Il white guard in the Ukraine
under Russian and Polish officers VINO
hay. been reduced TO the ranks in the
Russian army,
The rapiurc Of the towns Of Aertch,
ThcudoSia and falta, in III" Lrimca is
claimed by Eolshrviki IT Is said that
thr uossack General Dutofff has heen
defeated and the capture of Orenburg
is imminent. Special dispatches from
rctroSrad concur in tho belief that all
the CoSsucks will declare themselves on
the side OF the Eolshcriki. The reports
give instances Of growing adhesion and
forecast the downfall Of the govern
mcnt Of General kalcsdincs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
CHURCH-L0DGE
MEETING HELD.
Modern Woodmen Of Elm Grove Aold
Joint Session With Stone Pres
byterian Congregation.

One Of the largest crowds in the
Stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grow" attended the hig joint, meeting
nf the Modern Wo0dmrn lodge or mat
town and tho congregation OF the
church last evening. Tho church was
packed In It's doors. about seven num-
dr"d being present. \ very pretty mus
ical program was carried out throuE gu
out tho evening. various classes render
ing selections. under tn" direction oil
Erangelistic Singer. Ralph Mitchell.
Tho Modern Wundmrn lodge was pres
rnt In a body. anu brought with them
their service flag which contains
twelve stars. They rendered several
fine musical selections. which were
greatly appreciated. Rev. J.. B. Level
lyn pastor nf the church. delivered an
able sermon on "Kcpcntanc". 1T the
termination of which wv" converts we're
received into III" church. Last evening
was Adult Bible class night. and the
older classes Of the school attended IN
n body. Tho phlaihea Bible class
womenS class. had tho greater memper-
ship present. having sGrentT-elene
members Tho keystone, Wendt. Mems
Rihlc class. and Wicdmnn classes also
had a large delegation present.
Big Boosters Meeting.
At a boosters meeting held last eve
ming there were three hundred and
nineteen present, all children of school
AFRO II was one Of tho most onthuslas-
,ic meetings ever held by boosters OF
tho church before. and Ralph Mitchell
cyangclIstic singer. was In charge ana
certainly put some pep in 1t.
Tho prayer meetings hold in rnnEec-
,inn with this campaign held yesterday
nrc MS follows: District No. |. Pilking-
ton. Center street; district No. :. STOW"
art l'rarraft avenue: district No
YCunEman, Patterson; district No. =
EunksIcy, Sheppard street: $50 "c!cc"
meeting at tn" hume OF Il. Il. HurhaW'
Park View. Meetings I" h" held to-day
arc: District No. !. Oliver lrlsSl'H'
East Cross street: district No. :, James
clemens islistricr No. j. Edward iiuriri'
i.oring place. district M. +. w. G. Hell
let, National road. The @:3h "'clH'%
meeting will bc held at the home Of
Robert Ecmpk". Park View.
Sunday Afternoon Services.
\ mass meeting for the :nrI OF IN"
church. and all lodge and other organI-
! cations Of men. will im held In me
church SUNDAY aft"rn""n at" o'clock
An effort will 70 mad" I" nav" all the
! local organizations represented n mus
| meeting. Hey. l.. Il. I.'w"llyn will dc
! liver IN" sermon and Mr.. Ralph Mitchell
| Will direct tn" singing. y Inc nh$l'a'
I program Is being arranged. and An c!-
fort Will hr mad" tn have The sunday
school orchestra present.
Tn-nignt will l." Yuun.; Peoples night
at the church. aud nj! tn" Jung r""r'"
uf ia town ar" invited /" attend. Sp"-
| rini singing will Ia enjoyed. which WIZ
! inrIud. several numbers ly Mr.. Mitchell
! Rev. L. H. l..w"llyn will deliver the
sermon and Mr.. Mitchell Will direct IN"
SINGING as usual These meetings Will
i". continued for the mex; week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
SUB FIGHTER
Continued From First Page.)

described them ns half way between a
destroyer and SuhInarn" chaser 2nD
feet hong and equipped with latest dis
cuvcri"$ for f"mhaAl nE submarines
All parts Of the Ships except the en-
gin"s ar" Ia To faEriratrd in Detroit and
tn" parts shipped to Scahuard. where
they will IN assembled. Changes in the
Ford plant tn permit the handling If
tn" work hay" progressed 81 swiftly Mr.
Daniels said. That deliveries on tho con-
tracts during the COMING; summer arc
assured.
Heavier Armament.
Thr new vessels nrr expected To prove
far superior IT. III" rhaSS'rS nuw In use.
including thnS" of the llu foot class.
They Will hay" steam power with g
greater radius If action. Will IL: Mur"
S..awnrihy and Will 10 able to carry
heavier armament. Ii has developed that
the latest German submarines orc
equipped with guns that uut-ranCc those
Of small rhaS"rS and even some NOR
chant ships.
Henry Ford. president and principal
owner Of tho Ford company. recently
placed before Secretary Daniels plans
showing III" practrahility of converting
Il large part of his factory int" Il ship
fahrirHlinE plant. Naval constructors
had evolved IN" latest submarine chaser
and Rear Admiral David W. Taylor.
with Nv" assistants. was sent ~ inspect
III" Ford plant. After the officers had
mad" their report. tho cont ractG We're
placed
Possibility that additional contracts
might h" given other uuinmuh.l" firms
WAS SUGGESTED by Mr.. Daniels. hu: h"
SAID in a. f!1it,. action had been token
along thI% liT".
I,nrPer PergonnpI
In connection with Mr.. Daniels re-
-rrwrd recommendation for n large in
crease III hnth temporary and permanent
enlisted personnel of iii" navy. il MIS-
harmed today that IN" department plans
"Ht"nSiv" enlargement nr several exist
i'm; training stations. Ilaus already have
lrcn approved for rnlHrginE The Pelham
lay. New York. and Norfolk. Virginia.
stations. t'iy" Thousand men arr NOW
mt Pelham HHy and if"nn at Norfolk.
M Increase is planned for tho Great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States of America, Northern Dis
trict' of West Virginia IS:
IN the United States District Court IN
and for said District.
In the maticr Of John Charos. Bank
rupt. No. 400, in Bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
Judge of the District Court of the
tinted states for the Northern Dis.
;rict Of West Virginia:
John Charos Of Wcirton, In the t4un-
~ of Hancock. and State Of west VIZ
ginin. in said District rspcctfuiiG tep I,nr
last past he was duly adjudSed bank-
rupt under the acts OF Congress relating
10 bankruptcy; that he has duly sur
rendered all his property ana rlgnts %
the requirements Of said acts ana or
orders OF the court touching his bank
ruptcy. 49,, J., -,oy he
decrecd by the court . 10 n nnve .against
his estate under said bankrupt acts eH.
cent such debts as are excepted oy ID"
from such discharge n
Dated this 10Th day OIL January - D'
1870 JOHN cHAB B;.~n+
Bv Chas. s. Hoffman. his Attorney.
order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District of West virginia SIS,
on his a3rd day Of January. q; ~
1eIs on reading tic foregoing petition
il is hearing
10 had unon the same on the e5th; day OF
r. n ? saa 0f dstfc S.a 'H
n'cIork in he forenoon: and that notice
56SsS1 be p115sRsd in the er MhSfns said
ni.,,;ot ND that all known creditors
and other persons in interest crest ana may show ap
pear at the said time and place "a anu nr n"U
Of the said petition should not DC
granted . Tho Court
that The clerk shall send by mail TO al; al,
known creditors copies OF s IA tR Ren''o at
,hnir nlaccs Of residences as stated;
witness the H Hon raid c AsrG" and tic
III snt,ii ybcrcors at wheeling. in said DIS
fric,. on the gard day Of January IL D''
1918.
A''cS'' At. BARRETT. Clerk.
Il S. D. C., y. D. W. va.