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War Stamp Meeting Sunday.

y mc.ilu. az the rcgistrart$ wh" hd'"
"harG, "f the sale Of War Savings
.i.'lpS will ~ held Tomorrow att.rn"''a
II :: u'rlnrk AT. t,i., Kirkwood Prysbrt"r-
an church, Ut tho meeting announce
,rIcnt Will Ia, mad. al the progress mad.
by those VII" ar. selling Stamps. IN
interesting address Will also h" h"l'H>
.rrd during TIE. afternoon h: cA-Na!"i
Ifrrn;iu S.,narfCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20

l"'' and Mrs hiii- SrGall"? If; n au-
t"rInh'lc for Il trap thrHIrir Virginia.
g. -. R"hinS"n hnS r.tG"r..l L. -
tlr.$ti;t. "!'"r visit Win i"c:tl frcni..
I:,.lln!:r den If l.i"n.s VIII rui"ri:...:
with S""imi $"s$i"T H. : ,.I"LlM; II
honor If several ~ ~" ul"ln!,rr.: Wa
viii lnav" NEXT Tu".duN FIR Hlmi,, Sl,cr-
man. dancing VIII it, ii.p DIVERSION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
ui11 Ra BIC Attraction.

Interest IS at ilirn DIt'h - t" H., 70
suit of the haS"h~i! "t"'" sunday "t''t
noon on tho Sixteenth street GROUNDS
between III" B.lt;Iir" NthlrtiCs and IN"
S,rnug team "t p'nn!$"n - N: l"h-
risonS hay.. visited E,'!iA.r" quite "ttcA
ard werr always gIv.'r - hearty recrp-
tom. They ar" "hr"H'"; players Az"
ono nf thu. greatest crowds IT th'' S"t.
son is expected I" witness III" game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Social Session

Til, degree team % tin E"ilHir" a"r!"
-; In giles will hold Il social session iE'S
evening IN it's quarters III Tiriv-iir$t
81 rect Thc affair has been ARRANGED
."r four numbers who l"tT" With IN"
n"xt contingent for camp sherman.
i'iaus ;"r H.: event NAY: br' II made on
IorrE scale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
BELLAIRE
Uncle Dead .

Chester Robinson ~ th'> '!<E M
..,.,,'.J :, message, ANNOUNCING th.' G''tsh
~ his ;iuCic ,;curE.. Mercer. -; -. a.
Tho deceased v.aS veteran - th'' y
var and has h"..u II poor H'''!tn -"'
several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Services We'll AttcSded.

Tho perpetrators service held last ',"-
m,ti- at the lirkwnnd Presbyterian
church w"r" we'll attcnd"ir Tin" s"i-
wires wcr" IL charge Of l.. Is. L"WcliHh
rnA;nr al the Stone church at Ella
grove. \ iargr number were III attend
IECr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
e,ose rax Books Today.

Today will bc TIN. Last dt: :"r local
ta1pavcrs 20 pay taXrS n, tho city bu!l"-
ing as the books wilt i" lHE''n :" -
tlairsyiiie this nvc;ilu.. Nj taxes re-
manning unpaid Will u" placed IN ihS
l$t. arh II pr cont AIDED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Ferry Couple we'd.

Tic w",lilu. If Mis-, Verne ';mnki"
nd UhiI.r Il,rn If this cry Ms :,"l"r!-
uI...d l.~t Wednesday, AFTERNOON 81 Sl"u
h.ulil'". Tn" ",niri.' will mnk" ia"'r
h";u'. Ia has "jty following Il t"ur
'hrrr.:h ia" East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20

win bc required 70 register iC they do
sire 10 VOC at III" August PRIMARIES.
Tn" various voting places Will b" "!"n
;rnrn -. nj. unt!l = L. M. HuI from "
~ /" H. nt This Mil to- IL. 1iHHl ~
,,ur;uulIT Tor voters To register before
i,.. urinary election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Sewing Machines complete With
electric motor and full set OF
attachments, $3.50.
Electric Appliance Co.
31O7 Belmont Street.
Bell Phone 7O7-R., BeiIaire. O.


Rs>d Cross Day Wi! - "i'~'.rF.-" - ~
worth park on .NU::G~i :. Aass H. :'''-
rounc"r.rnt f,.id.' y"s:.r.i:.: hI /. =. +.
T.. Erect. secretary q; tho !:.!r'';.i '..''is't
.-iap,"r This w;il l." ";.'.r.E- d.'r -
;hr Chauta aqua assembly. ":'i II IS "\-
pected hat It VIII prov" = S1ri'. -.
r,..s Iiv William T.. I'i"r,..,. i'r.'S!s' ~
Of Kenyon cnl'.-,". VII l'H III" f.rir"si"''
Socak"r H.. i:t., just returned ir"i" u
tour nr t'rrnr" AN! Belgium an" -!
EAyr som" interesting things !" t"ft his
i;ear"rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
EASY TO UNDERSTAND"

THE lINGl'E. July l?.-ln outSr"N"h
comm. at o:i tho growth III American
strength in France tie Socialist Ar
ln.,irr I.itiiur If Vienna says Their" -
no doubt shat NOR. than million
American troops already have arrived
~ EIrcja. 1t. declares tha' ms -
!"n: rt "rcl tis.ar; "n rs amazing MS 'HH
-, tiIn, al H. British army.
'tu"rIJ:u participation III IN" h2H''
iu"' 4 H.ihs. "iurr"Hs'% ~" '''r''i"
tasks l.. on. - gigantic magnitude. ~
=. easily Understandable THAI INC ter
,nAn command i.s irving |" reach e greet
.I.,isi0u l.;.rr th' f"ll weight "I the
Tinted Status Is f.lf."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Dance Monday Evening.

.ilri'r. viii ~ i.'I - IL" fralrrnM
r-:i III Nu''h i.IIE s'r''1 Monday %N''i-
a.. u, Lewis H'iinhrIGn'. "f N'h"
.'rs.r Dane held II ny past ii';"
;rr,,-,. - ~ r' .-.'.:''s* IN" u >. n.''E
..,r .l.. v.H b.. ."rtuu.a ,-,..h M"n-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Arrives III China

NJ and Mrs. t. y. r"rri haT" re-
,."l,.d wnrA tina, :nr,- >,"s Va! has -
r.N,"l ~nrnly IN china Earl hrS boon N
49,. army IN NOR" Ihlu iir ?"HrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20

4, in,cnrtar. mrcjinc II ths I"hn
pcisy War SAVINGS club rH$ ncid IlS'
might in tho n;,i",. a! Ma?nC tUia"FtS""
Matters p"rta ulrr =" HI. n.'rts"'r. ~ :
wrrr subuliti",. ard II" report >H""c'
a good increase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Taken to workhouse.

= L. ADAMS II Gravel HILL was taken
t. III, Ian"Sviil" w"r6h"us" yesterday
hy- GonSiatl" G""d (" S''-N.' OK tine
al SIS ami costs md s'ut'n"" ~ SIX
months on II ch-rsr =; n"n-"Ifi'rt u:
his MINOR ch;!d. Tn" c:,s.. wiS h"ar'!
Ivy Squire l.,tl"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Flag Raising.

! ;iitr."'1.. ~..ri 49, t.!lI be- h"lI AT ihr
t,->l Reformed ..fUr, u St.n lrr '.N"flrn,;
;>ts..,t ~ American flag wlll ID" un-
!.i:i..h y i,alrrpiIc program vii BE- r'n-
.I..r.rl :.ui H.. g.. =. S:nlth VIII deliver
"a. l':!I!.-, i,:,l address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Ear.Stration DaT.

This = registration GiE anG E"i"rs'
,...,n,,,,.- 81 :l.,.. ~:r.,. h., las .inCiiru
md all who hav" moved :. III" Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20

rI,. .,rl;,s, references to tho manu-
fa,tlr. uf gunlnwclcr IN. America IT
I,,niI IN an order II the general court
Of Massachusetts. dated June s. 1889.
v.I,cr Edward RawsGn WAS granted
,un ,rr.s 80 land. SO as liz goes IN
,,irh ,h. rnwdcr. If the saltpctcr comes."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Special Song Service.

tno:hc% special s".,@ S"-f'!".' MI b..
held at tin. .tir>t i'r">lyt'"r'aH church
Sunday :f.rrtrnnn Nh .-:,Hli.nt lrr'r-
ran, has h...u ~. i,ar,"i ard ~. Is;:'!i'
Is invited IL Httrhd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
Ten McMccher Boys

Ten a. rhls GUYS most prnm,nCni
lr,n viii l"aN, Friday. Jul? 18th fur
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IA" f"ll"w.rS ;,rorr;.n VII II" r"i-
drr.t by i!l choir at - f!r~t ."AH"cH
Of cod. T,n:E street. N"Mcct!"n:
Proc, S:;I.uni
II,uIu "i1ir.- Is: NIil' .........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
CALOMEL PURIFIED
OF ALL OBJECTIONS
Chemists Rid Doctors FavOrite
Medicine of Nauseating and
Dangerous Qualities - New
Variety Called "CalOtabs."

triumph Of modern pharmacy that
is destined TO bless the whole world
that il the opinion of physicians and
druggists who are familiar with the
new calomcl that liz wholly free from
the Objectionable effects of the old
style calomcl.
An occasional purifying OF the sys-
tenn and thorough cleansing OF the
liver are absolutely essential to
health. and. as all doctors know, Gallo.
mel is The only drug that accomplishes
this result. Now that the unplea sa mt
and dangerous effects are entirely re-
moved. the popularity OF the new Gallo
mel, Calotabs. will be vastly increased
It's effect Is delightful One tablet at
bedtime swallow OF water-thats
all. You wake up next morning feel
ing fine. your liver clcanscd. your sys-
ten purified and with n hearty anna
lite for breakfast. Eat what you
plcas"--no danger. No restrictions
or habit or diet.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thirty five
cents. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees them.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
!. DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the wOmans dread when she
gets NJ In the morning 10 star, the
days work oh how my back aches"
COLD pMEDAL. Naarlom OIL Capsules
taken to-day CASE the backachc Of to-
moro" taken every day ends the
hackachc for all TIM" Don't delay.
what's the use nf SUFFERING? Rerln
taking GOLD MEDAL. Hnariern OIL
CapFgl"s today and be relieved to-
morrow. Tax. three or four every day
aud he permanently free from wrench
ing, distressing back pain Hut be
sure :" get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1886
GOLD MEDAL lianrlcm Oh has been
thc Ea'!ona! Remedy of Holland the
Government Of The Netherlands having
GRANTED special charter authorizing
iis preparation and sale The house
WI" ~ Holland would ;iimos, as soon
be without bread Ds she would with
out her Real Dutch Drops" az .he
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL. IIaarlcrn
~! Capsules. This IL the one reason
ny YOU "!ll hnd the women and chill
dr:n hi Holland 30 sturdy and robust
')i.' MEDAL arc tho pure. oripina]
Iihhrl"n OH Capsules imported direct
!f"in INC laboratories in HARLEM
Holland Bur hc sure to ret GOLD
NhDAl. LOOK Tor tho name on every
""H S"id by reliable druggist. IN
N"hl'H pacHaEeN. three Dies Money
'"iuh""" II they do no, help you. hc-
cehi only lhc GOLD MEDAL. All
''"clA are !Witaticns.-AGv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

money to live upon. she chose free
England for her future abode. and
after her many trials and trihulations
she felt that life in that country would
afford her rest and security. But
there is special. though small stan
of secret service officials employed by
the Naterland. whose duty II is to do
dirty work" In short. these officials
tsavc tho mark) are commissioned to
remove" those Of their profession who
have grievously offended "hcadquar-
terS." Need l sa; that these persons
of both sexes ,mcmber--are Of the
lowest and most villainous type that
even Prussia, with her foul record OF
criminality, can produce? But these
individuals, mark you, arc no hucolic
hunglcrs. No: they are recruited from
the intellectual and highly educated
ciasscs--from among those who have
already been convicted OF murder or
murderous assault: small crimes in
kuiturcd Germany. Therefore. In
simple matter of assassination owing
to their 'intellectuality" and "cduca-
ton. these persons arc not likely 10
leave much OF club behind.
(To be continued to-morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
OFFERS $500 REWARD
Increase Amount for .,.
~ iprehen>ion or Negro Who sawed
S9i way Out of iIcnriru ,niI

Sheriff Webb w. sydnor. Of Hcnrjco
! -ounty: announced last night tina, an
additional reward % sion had hcor ~.
erred by Lindsay MrMinn or Hanovar
aSounty:Efor Information leading 10 tho
Apprehension and arrest Of James
Green. alias Hewlett, desperate char.
lcter who sawed his way ON, q, .hc
ienrtsa County jail early Tuesday
forming This reward is in addition
9 an oner Of a similar amoun, ty
GREEN was being held in HE Hearted
s.ountyI jsil for the Chesterfield an
@horit'es. charged with killing a negro
IN Cheste rfield County and stealing his
s1orse He is known to be "A danroraus
character. and every effort is being
Enade tos locate him Tho officers. how
aver, have been unable to nnd ANY
race OF the man as yet. Int bo,,nyc
chat heswill be captured Within co,.-
days. The pcbce of AL surroundint-
Sities end counties arc co-rnera,,r,,
with The Henrico authorities i'm an
grehen ding the fugitive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CONFISCATE LIQUOR
Special Officer Cosby, Of Chesterneid
County. Captures 343 Pints md
Arrests Everett Bowie.

An automobile containing 343 pints
OF liquor was confscated early yester-
day morning by the Chesterfield County
authorities and its driver who gave his
name as Everett Bowie, was placed
under arrest by County Officer Cosby
When given hearing yesterday on
the charge OF carrying a conces led
weapon Bowie was fined $50 He Is
being held for the grand jury on the
charge of violating the State prohibit
ton laws.
The arrest was p matter OF chance.
IL was asserted. Word that an automo-
bile was stuck in a creek near Mid
lothian reached the officer. who boa rded
truck bound for the place to assist in
Pulling the machine out Upon arriv-
ing AZ the scene tho officer scented
whisky Bowie succeeded in getting
the machine out and we'll under way
before the officer could follow. During
the chase. the officer was fred upon
with small calibre pistol which Bowie
had IN his possession. After wadins
through swampy ground and travelling
some distance tho officer overlook
Bowie. examined the automobile, and
upon fndng the whisky placed the man
under arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
EiayncN L. liorEan.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
MARION. VA. July 3-Haynes L.
Morgan. a prominent citizen, died to-
day At his home. Seven Mile Ford, Va
Surviving are his wife. Mary Gy~n
Morgan: one daughter, Sarah Gwyn;
two sons, Haynes l.. w. and John Vim
cent, his aged mother. Mrs Mary Nor
gan. and two sisters. Mrs. George Miles
and Mrs. Mamie Fainter. His eldes;
son, Haynes l.. Morgan. Jr.. is now in
France. MIR. Morgan was the son OF
the late Vincent : Morgan and one Of
Srly;h County's most respected citizens
Funeral services will be conducted Fri
day morning at IN o'clock at his home
and burial will be at Round Hill! Gene
tccN Marion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
SECURE ORGANISE
Herbert l.. Rec. VIII Succeed Leslie T..
Watson at second Baptist
Church.

leslie I. watson. who has recently
resigned as orEanist of the Second
Baptist Church on account Of illness.
viii be succeeded BY Herbert L. Rees.
for the last five wears organist OF the
Grove Av"nu" BAPTIST Church. Mr..
f"cs was orcaniSt AT the Second Bap-
.s' Church for eighteen years In
ltAS he left tn" Second Baptist Church
md became organist AT the Grace
&f-"Hc Baptist Church for two years
and vas afterward organist at tho
Seventh street Christian Curchh for
,hrce years more before going to Grove
Avenue.
MIR Recess successor as organist ~
tho Grove Avenue Baptist Church hae
not as vet been chosen y succAsso-
70 william Il. Su,h as baritone is
also 70 DC chosen. SIR. Stith recently
left rNo Grove Avenue church to join
nc forces az Camp Lnc Mrs. George
X. Harper, soprano; Mrs. ]. X Bow
man, alto. and Clarke Lincoln. tenor.
"iil remain as members OF the choir.
Mrs Frances West Reinhsrdt will
remain a. soprano Of tho Second Bap-
'is' Church Howard BRYANT will con-
tnuc IS baritone. Mrs. Thomas Whit
81 vii! become alto and Hugh Bugg is
:" be tenor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
FILES REPORT WITH CHIEF
Captain thinner Forwards Statement
OF Guard Dlanton concrrninE
Escape Of Women E'rom Home.

In connection with the escape % SuSt"
Chandler. Louise Wilson. and Nnnni"
Freels. inmates In the detention ward
OF the city Home. Captain J"o "iin-
NOR, or the Second Police station. has
hlcd with Acting Chief OF Police Nc
Mahon report on tho conduct OF To-
licemcn G. w. Riantor and II. III.
Witssall at the City liomc Saturday
night.
witzEall was on duty at tho time
OF tho escape. and no statement from
him Is included in the papers In the
chiefs hand. Blanton liz charged by
Captain thinner with conduct unbe-
coming an officer In that he entered
into Il conversation with the inmates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. q. ID. Heath.

Mrs Cphcla Durham Heath died yes
terdiy at the home OF her grand
daughter. Mrs. j. u. D!ckerson. 1915
Floyd Avenue. in her cichty-four;h
year. She is survived by two dauEh-
ters Mrs. Sallie j. Cartwright and Mrs.
Harry l.. Forsythe: one son. Marion q;
Heath. and several grandchildren. Gun
era! services Will he conducted to-n.or-
row afternoon at $50 O'Clock from
Baptist Church and inter
mcnt Will be in Rivcrview Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
Mrs. Mary 8. Ramey.

tS0ecial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. July 3.-Mrs
Mary susie Ramey. wife OF W. G..
Rarley, died at an early hour this
morning al the home OF her mother
Mrs. Mo!lie s. Baird. in Surry County.
She vas in her forty-fourth year and
for number OF years lived in Peters
burg. where she had many friends Be-
sides her husband and mother she is
survived by three children. FIVE broth
srs and two sisters. all of Surrv Coun-
-. Tho fune-a! and burial will be in
Blandtcrd Cemetery tomorrow after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
T.. j. Andrews,

Funeral services for l.. j. Andrews
who died yesterday morning at $40
o'clock. after all illness OF eighteen
months. Will be conducted this after
noon from stockton Street Baptist
Church at ) o'clock. Mir. Andrews was
SiNty-seven years of age. Besides his
wife he is survived by one daughter
Miss Olive II. Andrews. and one SON
Wood!!H Andrews Intcrment will
take place in Maury Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
MANY MURDERS OF WOMEN
OUTCOME, Of SYSTEM

YOU in England, o. for the matter Of
that in ans nation IN Europe, have not
seldom read of the murder o: q woman
whose assassin could nevc. tie traced
There was no passionate lover IN the
case; no one known who was likely to
have killed the woman. The so-aud-So
mystery the newspapers would head
their reports. Well there ere not a
few OF thes murders OF woman--yes
in England as well a on tho Con
iinont-w which are tn" ou'cou" OF Ger
many's espionage system For in
stance nero rs case which occurred
in London some years ago
In a certain suburb. in a Nat. a
woman was found ono morning lying on
her bed with her throat cut. She Vas
dead. From her hands her rings had
n"en hacAe cn-,ne flesh Jared away
for the rings had evidently encircled
the AnEcrs tightly. The woman was a
foreigner nothing Was known
against her 10y the police or her land
lord. The motive Of the murderer was.
OF course, primarily. robbery on that
scent start the police. They consult
their list OF gentlemen at large"
especially th"y consider those VINO are
addicted 70 v.olcucc IN their methods
They arc sought out. and the gentle
men" intcrrogated prove their al!oi.
soon. as far as the police are con-
cern"t tn" matter IS dropped \ for
clgn womsn--vcry likely because she
VAS 4 foreign womhn-sic vas no
good Although there was nothing to
show that The foreign woman led a
absolute lie, yet she was Il foreigner.
and. therefore, suspected Mind you,
DO no, blame the English police. for
they ar" beyond question. the finest
police ~ Europe, nay IN the world:
md the same superstition regarding
the foreigner is rife IN every coun-
try h"Nc Travelled IN. But It occurs
to me who am Il detective employed
~ larger fG!d than that OF the
civilian police of any nation. it occurs
To me thar II liz nigh time that men
with psychological! insight aud know!-
edge were employed at the head OF
ioi!cc affairs Sow this case | am
quoting q could quote scores OF otter
Eases. though th"y mostly happened out
II England. this case is quite TO the
point. Tn" woman murdered in "A Lon
con Su"urh was not Of bad character.
she had led At least in London. a
moral and iuomcusivc life. She wa.
simply tat one timcJ secret service
agent In the employ OF KUonstragsc .,
ana she had made mistake" 81 ;,
FERROUS KIND Possessed OF enough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

AZ tho city Homo In his statement.
h'anton said that at 9:30 o'clock Mon
Gay night he went on duty TO guard
hihc prisoners. AT ll:i5 o'clock no was
sitting on tho porch with the nurse. At
'nidniHht WitzEall came on to relieve
MN. Blanton said he went through all
IN" rooms and found tho inmates sleep-
Ing. lie then turned them over to tho
custody of Witzsall and loft.
Wiizgalrs whereabouts at the time
OF tho ESCAPE is stu a mNstery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
.,urx.s Verdict II. RI.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANNlLLE. VA. July 3.-It cost /.
T Waugh n prominent business man
VI to call police Sergeant J. II. Mar
tin thief according TO n jurys de-
cision late this evening in Corporation
Court. Martin sued Waugh for s2500
charging Islander as result OF a col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
sCONFER DEGREES
speciaI &Tenm From Jersey ct, WIN
Yish Local Council of knight.
~ of Columbus.

sssJohn r. o'Neill, state deputy for Now
slerseyiGof the knights Of C1lumhts
SSith picked degree team from Jer-
ley City, y. J., viii arrive ia Richmond
this morning as guests Of the local
S56unciI.y They viii be entertained "a,
;breakfast and luncheon, after which
shey VIII be shown over the city %
AUTOMOBILES. AT 3 O'Clock this after
moon the degree team VIII cxcnrlffy
the thirf degree Of the order Ia a class
81 $50 Candidates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

sssy. H.SMontgomery. executive score
Stery OF the Cooperative Education AS
4koeiation, left Tuesday for PITTSBURGH
to attend the national community
sspnferepce held in that city. Mr. Mont
sxornery swIli address the conference on
j.he, REORGANIZATION OF Forces iu Rural
iyommurity Center WORK
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IL noon temperature. .............
3 L. NJ. temperature. .............
i. NJ. temperature. .............
Maximum temperature to 8 p. Nj.
Minimum temperature to 8 Il. M.
Mean temperature yesterday. -.
Normal temperature for this date.
Deficiency yesterday ............
deficiency since january l.......
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The Weather
FURNISHED ny U. q. Weather bureau,
tFederai Summer Time UNed.)
Forccnnts virginia

-I'nir md warmer
ThurAdny3 Fri d ny
partly cloudy, con-
tinucd yvnrIn.
North Carolina
I'nir Thursday md
probably Frldny.
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loGuy In the police court after charges
or speeding had been preferred by Mar
tin against ono OF wauyh's chaurfeura
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Rainfall last twelve hours None
Rainfall last twcntyfour hours None
Deficiency since March l..... $40
Deficiency since January l.... 63S