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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
POOR CHILDREN GET CANDY
salvation Army Distributes iInIr-pouud
Tins briSinHlIy intended for
Suldicr> In France.

50 hundred sealed hnlf-pound tins
%! the soldiers overseas. were disiri-
"Dted iast ni.ht ana the ni:;ht bctor.
- ne p"or eui'dren of lHch,u"mi by
i;eaidc- tn" candy. the children were
wen 10Y aud games. ana every child
h'H A. orang". Mauy Of the TOYS were
Irp.ed ih" 81 walton Army by the
'l Hrrhcs Of lichmoud. and the candy
So seri from Headquarters ia New
l"rE Dozens VI kitty cars and
H'"igr cars were bOuGd, by Ensign
Ipnrs. FOR the Children before
,Fe@l were oacked Christmas ni.ht
'lLf Ehri.tmas ENTERTAINMENT. aud
tHsiflhiiion OF toys. and the
'r#uch headquarters ct 800 Hun street
"'rH packed last night for tho enter
,1thineni Tor the moor children Of the
No addresses were made .; either
'"t'riHipucu'. bat tho children them
.''k"s featured program Uc SONGS
tnr Dialogues ana rcc!iItions. santa
aus was tho star performer on both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
NEW CONSIDERATIONS GIVE
BENEFIT TO STATE SHIPPER )
Freight Mny Bc Sent on LonS-Ton
Basis nt Same Cost
short Ton.


shippers using railroads IN tho STATE
not under government control will br
benefited by changes made yesterday
by the state Corporation commi t'ion IN
the new official freight classification
No. 40. This classification will go into
effect next Tuesday. II represents
nearly two years OF work by CLASH
fiCation committees throughout the
country as we'll as in Virginia.
Freight shipped at ton rates can he
sent on the basis OF the long ton Of
a.2+o pounds AT Il cost equal 10 the
shipment Of a short ton of ..00o pounds
This is one OF tho Important changes
III tho new classification. Eut for its
adoption the rule would have been
changed on next Tuesday 10 make the
ton rate Apply AZ the 1000 -pouNl stan
dard.
one Of the other important changes
allows railroads 10 accept shipments
consigned u one point and notify q
party At another point Of the arrival
Of the goods. Without this provision
tho consi2nce who does not live at the
roin' TO which the shipment is made
would not ge, the notice which the rail
road sent to him 1t tho receiving point
Under the new rule the conSigncc will
be notified by the railroad at his place
OF residence.
The changes arc applicable ONLY TO
roads over which tho state Corpora-
ton Commission has Jurisdiction. which
includes only lines not under Federal
control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
DR.. H. II. HlBBs WILL SP-AK
President of school or SOcini Work IN
ADDRESS Sunday Afternoon
Club.

Common Persons will be the sub
scot Of talk 10 tn. sunday Afternoon
ciup at the !. NJ. &. \. tomorrow af-
tcrnoon at $50 o'clock Ivy DE- H. ri.
llihbs. Jr., president %! tho Richmond
school OF Social Work and Public
Health
rhc last night of Tho ola wear viii
he featured by a watch service" ri;
the Y. NJ. 6. ~. 20 which all senior
members and their friends arc in :
Nitcd. The cntcrta inlncnt will begin
al $50. On the program for this oc-
CASTOR Of welcoming the New Year Will
be singing Of Old South melodies. pie,
lures ana games and open fire in
the CRATE Of the lobby for guests to
sit around
On New Years Day there will be an
cnicr'aihmeni ~ +'oclock for The boys
Of the association and their friends
and al $50 for senior members and
their friends. The star performers al
both entcria!nnc VIII be "Wilfrru
the Wizard" and ''Rianhardt. INC
Comedian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
ERECT NEW PUMP STATION
WITHIN TWO AND HALF DAYS
Sehry Water Plant Constructed
TOT south itichmond Is Vow
Giving Service

= What Director of ruh... r,i,i,i. :
speed IN the purchase ana erection ~
complete pumping plant have beSn
nane ny men in the Futile Ctlliii,S
department. i'm the erection Of a Snuib
.,.IHnond cmcrGcncy station in two
every item was purchae cd which
weni 20 maxi up the plant including
f, ne lumber from which the house vas
mutt the motor, pump and pipe lines
necessary. ana ~! o; the equipment
assem- pied and in working order in
SHY hours. The suhpumping station
was made necessary through the burst
ING OF The water main under the. James
ktNeE which supplied the Forest I'M
ma higher sections OF south Richmond
with water.
81 don't lAnk that tho Forest Hin
vlt.Htus VIII ever hc willing 10 have
nc Old system RETURNED" Mr. Tra.-
ford DECLARED yesterday in speaking
o. the Improvement in the water SER
VIC" in south Richmond gained by the
addition a: the pumping station.
COST OF the inproviSo station was
Loss iian Si,"oo;, declared Nj. Traf-
Cord Yesterday. lie also stated that he
HAD asked for SlN,j"o in his i@2o bud
Let for IN. erection OF q permanent
pumping station ia south Richmond.
u has not been decided where the
pumping station viii Oc located. Tho
temporary piant Is on Cowardin Ave
nue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
NAME w. H. SCHWARZSCHILO
TO ACT AS BANK PRESIDENT
Icwclcr Elected u. Central National
Dircrtur> to succeed Charles
fiutZIrr, Drcrascd.
MlIlInm II. schMnrzsnhlld g. g

William H. Schwarzschild was cleo
TED pres dent 81 the Central. National
Bank. a. Il meeting Of the board o.
directors yvsterda: afternoon. 10 MI
GU the uneNp.r"d term % Charles
INtZlcr. Who d!cd December i. lie
wi. serve until the regular annual
election ui officers. which viii be hc!d
january -.
Alvin y. lIu:2icr. son Of Charles
iiUt%lcr. "ns also elected Il member 81
10" hoard % directors. and a 3 Pc
cent Scrn!.anur" dividend was de-
,larcd.
Nj Schwarzschilh was formerly the
wee. president OF The Central Nationa!
tank lie j. also president o.
Sch "aTzschiid Brothers Inc, p~csi-
cent o. me Retail Merchants Asaocla-
.'pn ot Virginia. second vice president
% the Eotai! Merchants Associations a.:
iNch'nond and president Of the Subur-
b"t3 club.
Mr tU,zlcr Mas the nrs; prcsidcu;
OF the Central National Bank. when
u was orGHniHcd in i"ll, the I;ank o
commerce. branch oG the Bank .;
Commerce and Trust then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
LAST TRIBUTE TO WATSON
SIMPLE FUNERAL RITES ARE
HELD AT NOTTOWAY HOME
Intrrn,cnt Is Mnde TT Family uur.inS
Ground in Presence ct Those
Tic Loved,

Will, l ,,emS3SEs OF cons,reSs and dts;
t tnnSui trSn.p pulls men of Nirs.ma paid
OF Congressman Walter Allcn Watson.
utty.two years old, Representative OF
;he, Fourth ConSrcss ional District, was
AN 70 res, Yesterday af;crn'om a; .
AT trvwc, Nottoway County
Slnipic rites marked the obscuuicS.
The BODY of Judge Watson was taken
"ircct from the railroad station to tho
old Watson homestead. ''Woodland" and
the paste: OF the Presbyterian Church
OF Crewc conducted the services.
Congress well Represented.
Members OF consress attending the
swanson representative iial H. d.
Flood: r. W. Harrison. Otis Bland. i.
l :, Moods, T. W., T.; Holland, T. w.
ana {. {. Dickinson ut Missouri \
request by congressman Watson that
&c usual committee be not named 90
toe speaker OF tho House.
AmonS the messages OF confidence
w .,cn one Nc; from Pre- sidSn, aud Mrs Wood
watson WAS praised as a faithful puh-
lie servant.
Judge Watson had served In Con
, HESS Tor seven years Educated at
versity OF Virginia. he smcc"ssiVeIv
miled wit distinction tile posts OF Com
rnonwca'th attorney OF Nottoway
I'e"!pvI .ol inc state Senate
1ircuit COURT ana member o: CON
Ersss. lis death occurred In Wash
!neton Wednesday. after an illness OF
three weeks.
WAS Generally Popular.
congressman Watson possessed
loNaoie disposition, ana was porul.,r
among AL factions y love: Of his
tEr%, nc seemed TO know Virginia ana
american statesmen WIKI keen Insight
"nu among public men his counsel was
E.l.h sought on matters OF unpor,
Natc' as wcH as his public life. was i,
SoIirce OF inspiration 20 Young ana old
Ire - survived by his widow. who
eFueriE was Miss tonStancc TiDsIsy
o. richmond; two brothers. NJ. Leon
~ a,son. OF Richmond. aud Hunter II.
~ ~ N'sJ. OF oreWc. ana four sisters
fmond Mrs. +: w Motion. o. pct"rs.
nn.S; Mrs, Hillary Royal Of rSiia-
a. r.. p .,!, and Mrs ! II. G. Winston. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
PUPILS AWARDED PRIZES
Hichard ". jones', .Ir.. 81 John Nar
"hnii High. Wins 500 in Bank
contest.

u H'h !" lone4. .Ir.. OF John Mar.
gAi' MN School Won the FIRST prize
~ f4pp iu cash and al.u $c5 for his
tyr' u iaa context conductr5 hv H.,
''''.ai !rHH' Company Richmond foi
F!li nc largest number OF ncw
''h" '.'ohni' Tor this company h..
Ihe ocond prl1c al $40 vas won by
- .t/'hcin L"c BRADY, Of William Fox
""o' fDu - iOI the school library.
'n" iWrH p'i>c of ;:5 by John T.. Dcw,
'hI 90" i"urih DTizc OF SO by Fulton
- E'nciNu1u
Ihs last l.n prizes OF 81 each were
HNbrdcd 80 Iic.cn Vaughan. Roller,
J. ." nri"rd ljDi"' go ChcnauIt. IIcl.
@N ''nd1HiJ, Frances IInrvIc, william
,!'nHi'a ilhnt"n. Evelyn j. ShcIbutnc
i'Lu,, jUllus
Fchpri children VINO fniied 10 obtain
80, 'n'a" prlh" were paid - cents
'''H 'of Hpc!I accounts which they sc.
'IE'G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

latter Yesterday from Tit;s6Irr relatives
~ George Brown. Of iishinond: asking tha;
the letter. lived on CANA Street but for
some ,ilc m" relatives have received no
communication from him.
tuGsnsn, Of 5 900 ycs,crdaS in tn" the city
TM'7, ,ibsv roa55 IN : fnil "sa tn ~ W. j.
on tho sale OF a fam. was said 70 bo the
point AZ Issue.
w,shSr. ~ wa :opnd no, guilty
o. charge of careless and reckless driv-
M WigEsT Wa alleged 70 havs ben
Boulevard near the Fair Grounds. ana Was
reported Toy Colonel William NJ. Myers.
Director Of iu.lic safety The jury was
oHi! ont ahou: -FOUR minutes.
:. Examinations FOR rural msu carriers in
l1enrico county wi.! be given At tho Fed
stai liuidins hero on Jauuary = y has
Service officials hero.
suit q The Ayondal" Land company vs..
ipc IN the Guy Circuit Ccur; for some
ume Wa dismissed from the docket YES
;'rd:y
The Class 9: iei' o., John M4r,hal iIigh
sEmmas.um Of INC -chool. Members OF the
faculty aud OF The class WI bc in ~
E,npoyec- q ,6g ii. Berry < 60.
ary e"an G 6ey s Wih an ;or sN'5 hr Wins
Eve. i Christmas present,
Jane Stehben:s. o. South Boston. V. IS
ya'IH0' - tho stuart Circle Hosp.;.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
CORNELIUS G. CHAPLIN DIES
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE MAN
10 BE BURIED THIS MORNING
Deceased Was Active In business,
tharity md Church Work Here
for Mnny Years.

Ton on, Thspin, s. who died sSddsalx
oyd Mven@ %sh w at be his held heron from Ii
a; II o'clock.
Active pallbcarcrs will he:
+. :. Valentine. Murray NJ Mcclure j.
'stS n I Game: F + and H.
The list OF honorary pallbcarers fol-
lows:
men S,ew a. y LYME r. r. roEram
rabbi 4; \. caischG: ". T.nnsr
T. Sado r"4 raSIor l M.m w. : Ws,rsgg
pr H. l. w n Tay'or austin lirGsenno.oush
l.. W. McvSigh ". 4. S!nmSnS. Jr.
Grcanor Neal
May i, ss3 eS soS S' Of Gor h5fh@oP X
ana Virginia Evans Chaplin. lie was
Inc eNceptton of Il few years spent in
Cunningham: Ma. he lived his entire
For several wears, AZ Ghaop was
asSoc!atcd with the real estate 'irm OF
T. \. Catiin " Co. Later on. however,
he formed 4 copartnership with H. :.
Hume. in the. real estate and Insurance
business. under the firm name OF
Mr.. Chaplin was greatly interested in
all charitable and religious cndcavor
IN Richmond. For the last fifteen years
Associated Charities. and for several
years superintendent OF the sunday
School OF All Saints
He IS survived by his wife. Mrs.
Emma Tyler Chaplin. and five children
of his immediate family. one brother
and one sister.
The children are 9. Cotton. Jr.. Viii
liam Evans. Jr... Florence Lyle. Lucius
and Virgins. Allen Chaplin.
Evans Chaplin. oc Atlanta. and tho sis
ter is Ms. Ellora Chaplin oc Rich
,uonn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
CHRISTMAS MAIL HEAVIER
Hrc"rd> Arc broken Ia \u,,,r
rst'cinss ra"hne"s aud i,.,t
Cards IInnhIeh

R.cords. for the haral or ,..
49, 80, , orehen n. a. ihe po lille, h,re
.,isceS o! tlTst- class man ~. w =
than on tn. ccrroSpordiIi. AK. Y..I
year In ali a toiol Of .-p'r6o, ''
% Nrst. ciass man won't .Ir..,. Wv y, =
5t.nlp- "a ncrliuc ruarbIu. '"'
Parctl posi- matter fr,-,.r,, 49,
volume spondmclv. Sr,r-,,, ~
4 statement rIaGr las, ris}t g :"
eI2ster Hay r Thorninr
aeelarto that more than 200 ADJ -
cascs were handled ~ mo d,,.5 100
N ono DAY. and tnsl 4 large ,,,ro'.
m ta!" kind OF MAJ ass 0cca ayt,g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
TRAINING WAR VETERANS
Government Pays for yorntionnl
'"ursrs ~ EN-SoIdicrs at Nir-
Sinin Ncchnnics' institute.

virginia Mechanics Institute will he
gin the session following the Iulctide
holidays with an cryolmcnt of 633
men aud women, tho largest enrolment
IN the history OF tho school
several men who saw service over
Scna In the war have been assigned TO
courses OF instruction by the Fedora,
board OF vocational instruction. i'm or
dor that they may rent themselves FOR
rcthuncrativc occupations.
The list Of men includes William IT.
Burnett. OF Richmond: Joseph Bcaslcy.
Of Hollywood: Mott \. Cumby OF
,:ianksburs, and Joseph j. Johnson. of
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Post 4, Travellers Protective As
!" -nctatton, at Post 4, Third mud
Nain streets. nj -.
Holiday dance at the Hermitage
tuuntr. Club nj =.
Hcnrht dance under tho auspices
or the tIumunr Association OF
stuart Hall at the Jefferson Hotel
at {.
state Highway Commission hear
ing in tho senate thnmbcr mt i0;:i0.
First Virginia Regiment <>,uria-
tion nj the GroH>' -trnury nj y.
Debate between ItnndOlph- Macon
and RichmOnd college at the RicI-
mond college auditorium.
I,,riC-:;: $50. q. 1:f1. y.
Strund-"SruudnI. 2::;0 and Mt
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

MISS Mary Gardner. OF RichmOu d
was .orSanist and choir director at the
special musical service which featured
o'clock on Christmas morning. at ST.
Mary's Catholic Church. Frcdcricks-
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
CHRISTMAS CHEER COMES
IN CASH FOR POOR COUPLE
Contributions Amounting to SSu;u
sccriNrd for Relief Of
Stricken Family.

Lao Christmas cheer for AN aged
couple, known as Case No. Is. living in
Eethcr the little two-room HON. they
love 50 well! poured in Yesterday to
Ihc Times Dispatch Rcliet Fund for
them.
Priceless is the company of each
Other 20 these two elderly people. the
husband 81. the Wife only year
younger Their only income IS what
little the aged woman can make. for
The man is an Invalid. unable TO move
rom his chair. Their greatest fear is
the old and separated shrdi shrd
contributions, amounting to $3.50
making nearly half OF The 5000 ner.;n5
Those who contributed Yesterday
and the amount OF their contributions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
rrsy.on.,y aeknowIeasca

o. Thy contribution received lor til,
Ton OPPORTUNITIES Fund vas scnt hE
y. w. Bennett and MAS for s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
WHEELING N|ANUF act URERS WILL
LEAVE FOR STA f MEET TONIGHT
LARGE NUMBER OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE BUSINESS MEE AND MAN
UFACTURERS TO ATTEND.
ANNUAL. MEETING WILL BE HELD
AT HUNTINGTON ON THURSDAY.
MATTERS OF 1NTEGEsr UP.
LIKELY THAT IMPORTANT IEGIS-
1ATTVL MATTERS WILL ALSO BE
DISCUSSED AT MEETING.

'fuu >ir.,:al r.r~ vii b. ai;a:H"h !"
ia, p!fir Na;hy Expires wh"n II leaves
;i.- ri, al III" ,mlduiGhi1 tonight.
carr, il, .raHy manufacturers and huS-
rir.,S MT, from tn" upI'"r "nd IL !hc
I STAT. - Ih. state ,dnE'niiun M IN"
, W.s. NirE.uiA Manufacturers '"nr"n-
. .,,,.. Nil:rL T. - IT,. held At hunting ton
i,n rNIG:,iay.
tn" Two ,rrS nIl carr members
. from rn.". Marshall l:r""l,' ami nan
/ ,.r.h ruun'i.s nad i'rnrt!rall% every M
F .i!i.:ry ~ H., HIprr ohio valley VIII
H.. repre-, Il,d Reservations hay"
i.,,n rn,,d" 10y inrnii'rrS going down an"
} ,h., VIII awAk" - lh",r destination
.,"rI, II tn, m"rrInE. as The lTai"
/ arrives ~ an"u, "ri"rk.
! In III. rInh"r {" I" from inns uiS-
! lrlrt viii n.' following well known gen
rl,in.,t: T. i. Ii"il"way. HrrsdrnG or
| TN. stat aS&nr!a'I"u: |. VI. Scott OF
linz Whrrl,r" steel X Iron company; y.
| T. WnItakrr. ri III" Wh:tak"r-t;l"Ssn"r
cnmrau, Charles Woods. II III" wheel
jug Mold X Foundry ""TpAn|' H. -
: OGDEN. newspaper pHhliSh"r' James
! S,ui,rs. III the United oates stamping
/ company 81 M"undsviil.. Edward W.
! S:!irI. If III" Si!f"i tHitc" N"rhS' w
! H. AhL"r,. III IA" wheeling '"rrHEa'ih
tr,tr,,,uy. ". t. ,;unilInr. % III" Nnrth
! v.hr..l,r.. FAITH. company: ". i. kirN.
/ nr ToUarSIm.. hr"i hers. =. T.. Jackson.
t., 1hn WarwIrk Ghinn company; Th"s.
: l. Irar,i". If tho National Tube COM
u,uv. i 4. Rl"rh. ~ III" Bloch hr"ih-
..rs vnhaccu company. and ". T.. Wells
nr chester. and others.
Il IS hn"iy thai number "l leg SIN
i've matters Will l." brought Hr at inc
lnr...ini. aud that man. matters per
, r;,,u.n. tn ih> stat" association VIII ~
rr.rrIirrd :" l"EiSlntnr" now III SESSION
! >, ,~kaii"stun. Th" matter ~ r%A"J"S'
! ,,..r: following n" war rs ais" on. ~.
H. ,1,Irrs ,ha' = - n" discuSS"d
.; bah rrn ard CON. with som" S"r' ~
orrramnni 10 h.. r"a,h"d collectively a.;
Ia. ,.,.h,n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
INTERVIEW BETWEEN
BILL AND Frederick

o.. :.o- 20 tins ;r"2'a IN" 'a''''
&, prhi.sh.,! IN" r"l:a;,,nE ".nt"rHi:w
h.,v..>n tn. Aa.S.r aad III" crown prince.
'r1c frincip.l "f til" 'int"rri"~ passed
AVA oan :,e.7 lar. who Vas non" o'nGr
ma, ,',t Thc"dnc' Roosevelt. Tn" IN
.lrry..w'' r"lw""n tho ~" "N-ru!H1S ana
!r:dS - Germany has proved ;7uc 50 far
Is fac::s ere "or""rn"d.
III. i>pr>"r and .:hc crown prince u"re
:. 3rinS "'r'i'n'.
"E..,tasr. who $:artc,; ~" war" 1uoth
he grown prince. putting on his cigar
".ie
"Whv. Wv" rro""f = on England
Francs AMI E;"lr:u:r. :" say nothing .;
Hn,s,a." sharyly answered N" kaiser
Yrs. k,"w" sa:d Ii.'' primo" hut
: VIC w:.S Rally r"sron<i BIZ
'',E"tI.' W ia;h"t' answered. &c ven
mus: lr,"w = va i,l" ;hi<: You r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

folds al half mas, depicts The sorrow
and respect which ~" '"N.pr"SIi"nt IS
held by the county 'm"loy"S.
on ~" city fla: starr ~ ihH "'h'7
ord Of tho building flying At flu mast
is a Erimy piece 30 hunting 8" hia"k hat
il resembles tho Jolly j. '-vr !HSi"1i -
the emblem Of lIbar;y. The city Off =
ais should wake W. and follow tn" r'.s-
tom in the d,aih Of An ">-pr"sih"n' "rd
half mast nn America" flag 60" :hn,%
Gays n coincidence VIII The r"st q" tn"
American Zee pic in honor Of the grr2tr&.
American since Lincoln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
NEW FLAG UNFOILED
At HALF MAST

III all is r"spIondcnt red. white and
t.ue. A now flag IS FLYING ~ half mast
above the rrrtcentn street entrance 10
tho cnu-, house IN honor Of cX-preS;dont
Theodore Roosevelt. the great American
and idol or The allied nations. tn" GUS
,odian D! tho building has been trying
for the past fnw days 10 get 20 the nal
yartls Of tho staff but owing 10 th2 10y
condition nr the roof was unable II Do
SD until yesterday whom n" old fia;; VA"
replaced by :hr new one who's" dToor'ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
SUES TRACTION CO.
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

4 suit N Whirh Sarah FTnrcis. An a'Srd
lady. asks for .s?.30n damages from tn"
Wheeling Traction company. was filed
in IN" office If tho clerk Of circuit court
yesterday. The plaintiff was getting OF
on" Of the defendant company's cars AT
Stop II. hack OF Bridgeport and the car
started before she was able ~ EGL off
and wrench"d her wrists. arm and shou!-
der: this occurred about two months ago
and she claims She has Axvcr recovered
from her injuries. CarftA:achmnn and
Chas. J. Schuck are her attorneys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

member when Roosevelt cam" back from
Africa" | ga" h!m good time. l
showed hi.n all around and l took him
ont and together We reviewed the army
When We go: back to the pa lac" Teddy
c},prcd m" on the back and said: "Bill.
Won can lick Tho world!--and like 3
damned fool believed him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

Ilr. f. g Mnrs". who GcrV"d IS spv
~ r." british Department ~. INTEL gene"
during TN" war. AMI I correspondent Of
tho L"ni"n Daily Mail. "a stepping at
the Windsor hotel for few days nr
Mmrs" Sp"a; r0nsrh'rRhlH time i'll Ger
many ami speaks fiv" languages. IinV-
I'M; been around thu world thr"N times.
hr has y lar%" collection ni souvenirs
md r"liCS \, present u" CONNECTED
with IN" North .tfn"rlcau S"""'''" CON-
IGtny n' Chicago. and is ira nSacl;rs bus
in"sa Cor III" firm while here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

4, ;h1 IL m"ct!rZ Of III" Associated
rr,,r;,i,,s hold in Ihr board 7rf Trade
hu,ld;nr many important matters w"r"
,,I.u nm among Thorn N" Famil! E'l;"i.
Visiting Nurs,, and Iuv"nil" departments
a.hirh required consid"rahl" hii"nti"n'
Among III" directors p'--"ur T'r": W. =.
Wilson. Mrs f.. - Ewing. Mrs j. -.
LEARN. Ray Is. Nayl"r. MIS-. I-'" VOL
or, Sch"rk. Mrs. Th"s. Il. M""r'. MS
Julns IIarkrcim" and Rev. '1aud" i'"r-
,cr Terry TIC annua! meeting whirh
was postponed. will hc hold on February
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

An active Fart viii 3" taken III IN"
SAL. Of war stamps By III" S'h"oI '"'''
rem Of this city soon. RNb"rt IT, M GU
state war savings diTe"'"r. sta'fd Ia.
IN" people who were not reached III ..,n
orc cr,erirI m come across in 1919
md dll Wrs, Nirg,nia'S quota and more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

Tho Mystic Lodge M. -. knights OF
rrihIaS Of Elm Grove. c"nlerr"d me
third rank on lHrG" class NJ 'hstl"
Hall Monday evening at 'h"ir regular
meeting Visitors from Rack Frinr"
Lodge No. 70 Ohio Valley L"dG" NO. i
and Baliim"re Lodge No. e wcr" guests
nj the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

: meeting ;rill h" h"Id IN Sunday,
January -. al = y. m. - plan - COIN
mhmitv center i,.'r for III" local jewish
people. Manv prominent Jewish "iti-
Ems viii h" present and Rabbi Mi%ch-
KIND one ur tho sponsors " "a" under
taxing. has worked on Il plan that en-
bodies IA" main IDEAS ~ tho community
center thai will 10 Applicable - the
SPECIAL conditions If III" .I"HlSh com
muriiv center hnrn fnr TN" local Jewish
h"ld ~ tho Y. NJ. II 4. MONS N III"
BOARD 81 'Tradr building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

Rabbi :. tioidSi"in 90 New YORK ri'E.
will speak n, III" Y. N. II. y. itai1' '"a''
" Trade building 1T eight cioch = III
on SUNDAY "Nsn'nE. January I',h. ~
meeting vii he1.hcld under III" direction
OF tho Wheeling, Zionist DISTRICT and =
l,rp. aucndaurnSS "Ipsri"'l ~ IN" Kan
hi we'll knmwA her. ~ II talented
SI,akCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
HERE AND THERE.
rteu,, Of IntereRt to Local People
About Wheeling Folks, SoeietcS
and ORGANISATIONS

,i,,rHarr" at ;hc public and dlSt-c'
s-'Iur;S * nearly normal again. HrtE IT,"
~ the :Iud'!ts remaining ahSfn. l!' VI
thu atlIl."s IN accom-. II Iiln'S" >
j. Ih.,Irhl That ihc Hhs->nr" Is not uuc IL
irlnra5 Eut to an ov"".!':rupn'"uS I"ht ~
The part rf some NJ the parents h"i'
.ic b ~ ARD S:rls ar" $"Hw.ra VII
I,uEncss Ia make up for their 's-
Stu.1lrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

A meeting nt tn" Sc"uimast"rs ~ IN"
Wheeling Council was h"il inst oven n&
At the headquarters in H." MarE"l Ma.
,or:uIn., Thf. ihird "f series of '"rirs
vii i,, taken ur including 'n' rafr"i
SYSTEM and other important matters
rh & evening tho dram and huEi" corps
viii hold Iha:r regular w""HIy r"h"nr$7'
All Sc1u, musicians are expected ." a.
trrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
DIRECTIONS TO MEET.

Tn. Board OF Directors Of the United
States Stamping Works or Moundsvillr'
VII meet this afternoon.