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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
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WHEN DREAMS COME True"

Tho attraction at the Court saturday
matincr and night will be when Dreams
Come True" 'Whon Dreams N"Inc
True" is described; as musicnl coined!
OF youth and was written b. Philip liaF-
1holnrrac, the author ~ "Litll" MISS
Brown" and Over Night 'tw" Of tho
most successful carr"s eyer pr"dUc"d.
Tho cxrriinncr Of his previous efforts at
plavmaling has been Duplicated by Mr.
Har;holcular in the book Of "Wh"n
Dreams ,'urr True" with I'll" result
thu, ne has produced one of tn" most
amusing and divnriing librrttos eyer sr"n
on the stage. The musical numbers ar"
from, tho prolific pen of Silri" Helm. on"
Of the younger composers. who gained
much arciaim rs III" composer "' som"
or Marie Cahill's and Dc Wolf HnpPcr's
most not ahlc successes.
The dancing number. or which th"r"
arc nearly 4 score. show III" latest Narl-
atlons Of the modern dances. III addition
Ia = number Of dances conceived by til"
producer which arc uniuu" in their n"N-
rlty and originality.
The song features mr." many and Of
the popular. lltin:: sort that Will not
only please III" multitude. but VIII also
aupnHl To tho ear Of IN" trained must
cjan. Especially is THIS true Of IN" It'll"
song. when Dreams tome True, ana
Dear WurId."
Tho company ''mr'"ych {" nrrs"ni
"Whrn Dreams Come True" numbers 80
n..nrlr ~ prinriralS. all we'll known Hs'
,uus,rnl comedy artists "f high ability.
and - chorus girls and boys. all yet in
their teens.
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THURSDAY LAST DAY
FOR FILING PETITIONS
Up Until Yesterday Forty-three Pett-
lions Have Been Taken Out and Only
Nine Have Been Returned.

. Tomorrow is tho last day for candi-
dates for the nomination 10 council TO
file their petitions in the city clerks
office.
Up. until yesterday forty-threc blanks
had been taken out OF. the clerks office
and only nine had been returned with
The required number OF names and these
were: Thomas Thoner. for councilman
al-large: Chester G. Thompson. Charles
Miller and Samuel HUMPHREYS. from
The Second ward; II. E. McConkey. from
tho Third; John II. Kunz and Henry
yonllingcr. from the Fourth; Lawrence
r. Frabcll. from tho Sixth. and c. Z.
MuhIeman. from tho Seventh.
No candidates have appeared yet from
the First. Fifth and Eighth wards. but
some arc expected in to-day and the
rest Tomorrow.
From tho First ward will be the petit
lions Of Joseph H. Gollner Capt. W. T.
Otto and possibly Adam Martin and
Mayor Ecstcr.
All candidates arc in from. the Second.
with the possible exception Of Ernest
RutIrr. while in the Third, DR.. E. S.
Bippus will file his petition before the
allotted time expires.
In the Fifth ward. Camden Bud"
fancy. J. W. link, Louis Soldier. ]. W.
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SCHOOL MARN5
FROM SMOKY CITY
TOURING THE UPrER OHIO ON THE
STR. GENERAL cRowDER-DUE
HERE TC1IORROW.
Bevy OF Thirty Five Pittsburgh Teach
ers Are Making Trip To Charleston
And Return

Pittsburgh school marms to tho num-
Der of lhlrty-scvcn an" making tho
round trip on the General Crowder from
their home city To Charleston and ar
rived in This city carly this morning.
The teachers will spend some limo
sight sccing IN the city while tho boat is
at the wharf taking on freight and the
voyage To the capital city will be re-
Sumcd at seven o'clock.
MANY teachers Of the Smoky City are
contemplating river trip this season
and will 20 to Cincinnati as we'll as
Charleston tho time consumed in either
journey Is week and they are care Tree
from the dull routine of teaching. enjoy
ing the beauties OF The Ohio and Kama
wha rivers.
River Notes.
Tho river at the wharf NJ SIX r. m.
wns II feet inches and falling while
the stage at the foot of McMechen dam
was IL feet 5 inches and falling. Tn"
river rose yesterday reaching stage
Of J. feet inches and then started 10
rccedc nut will change but little today.
The Helen E. cleared for New Mata-
moras OF noon yesterday.
Tho General PcrshinE arrived from
Pittsburgh at half past ono yesterday
morning and left for Marietta at a. M
Tho General Crowdcr arrived early
this morning from Pitt sburgh and left
at : n. H. for Charleston with 4 big
passenger and freight list.
The Helen Z. will be in tonight from
New Maramoras.
The General PershinE will b" in from
Marietta at five o'clock Ibis afternoon
on The way Ia Pittsburgh.
Tho Liberty will II" IN tomorrow night
from Mcfonncilsvill".
Tho General Wood will he up Friday
morning on her way from Cincinnati to
Pitt shurEh.
Six Of tho large towboats Of III" PITTS
hurgh Coal Company. formerly owned
BY tho Mrnoncahcla Consolidated Goa
and Cox" company. have been ordered 10
he scrappcd They were considered al
one time to be the finest boats between
PITTSBURGH and Now Orleans. but nave
bccn tied I'D for several years. They arc
tho Alice Brown 700 Tons capacity: VAIL
ant. SN7 tens and tho J. A. Donaldson
formerly known as tn" Joe Walton. ca
racitv 500 tons. An tho brass iron ana
boilers of these boats Will b" placed on
tho scr:lr heap. Will" tho cahlnS ana
bulls will Ia, destroyed. Other hig tow
buais To 10 scrnpp"d ar" tho Henry
Lowry. W. W. O'N"il. nuqu"sne. 5. ;. H.:
Clark and some others. y" more oil
these large size ,owbUa;s will likely ever
again be built.
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PENITENTIARY FLU"
EPIDEMIC SUBSIDING

An epidemic of influenza Of two weeks
at the state prison ut Mounds,.ine is
now thing of tho past. All but about
Il dozen Of the affected prisoners have
returned to their duties. Warden Ter
rcll is having every inch of space in
the big cell rooms. shops and hospital
wards. thoroughly fumisatcd and reno
waited
During the epidemic it was found
necessary to use many rooms intended
for other purposes as temporary hoSpI-
tai wards. Temporary cots Of wood
were constructed.
For the first time in che history OF
tho prison the death chamber was
crowded during tho epidemic. Two men
each occupied cots in III" four spacious
coils. and about the corridors cots wrI"
arranged. Warden Terrell very r"iur-
family rcsortcd to tho use OF this room.
and only after every other room it, III"
many buildings were crowded to- r1pac-
ity did he permit Sick men TO be taken
there
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Lashley and J. Adam Blum Are to come

L0ShleY ana j. AOdlu Dull ~ ~ ~SAAAS
yet. =:
Ambrose Habig and Theodore Wagner.
have their petitions out In the Sixth.
while in the Eighth ward DR.. E: l. Arm-y
brecht and Louis Nolte are to Gomez
Fred ziegler. the we'll known plumber,
has withdrawn from the race In the
Eighth ward.
In the Seventh ward three petitions
are still out, they are those Of Prof.
D. B. Elliott, present Incumbent Will;
liam A. Hodge, and David Morgan.
Ase in all campaigns, great many
rush in for the honors at the opening
but get cold feet before long and retire.
while others withdraw for political rea-s
sons and throw the strength OF their:
candidacy to friendly candidates in an
erceavor to overthrow the opposition.
There is no way Of determining how
many of the petitions will find their,
way back to hte city clerks office. The,
field has been scanned and shows a.
possibility of about IS candidates quail
flying for the coming primaries.
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"rEA FOR THREE" WITH
CkF;LOTE Wake

Tea for Thrr"" is IN" latest play by
Hni Cooper Mrrru". /" h" Sr"n AT tn"
Court th.Itrr on April - and n. Those
who har,. sr"r il III N"w York. where
II is ono of In" biggest successes OF lh"
season. say il is tn" h"st thing thai Mr..
MrgrIe has YET written. II has all the
hunnr Of "It Pays Ia Advert $50" ami MI
tho charm of "S"v"n Chances. and all
tho dramatic intensity Of "tndrr Cover
and "i-nd.r Fire" although. unlike the
latter play. il is not only moi waS play.
hui doesn't even mention tho war in any
w"y
Sclwyn & co. rs is their habit. have
Furnished the play with novel and at
tractivc stage settings. and the cast.
which Is nm excellent ono. headed by
charming Charlotte Walker. tho we'll
known star. who will be seen in Wheel
ing in the leading feminine role.
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WORK ON PETERS RUN
ROAD RESUMED

Tho work Of rc-surfacnS tho rctrr's
run road after the winter suspension
was resumed yesterday morning by The
Ball Engineering Company. ia" c"ntrac-
tors for the work.
This stretch Of road will h" rushed !"
completion as soon rs possible" Hud j; is
expected to be finished Iy til" first IF
July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
NORNEUA FRACTURED
PEACE BOND

Peta Norncua was arrested hy officer
WORKS Monday for dIs"ri""lI rH.ul>I,'i
on Il wnrrHn; ISSUED u, Squire Conn
prrS' court. Narn.uA Wa hpnh"d :"
keep thu pcHc". got fractions yesterday
and WAS jati"d hy Nuris. He wIs late"
released on 500 bond and Will have 4
hearing before Justic" Gompcrs this
afternoon.
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MUST BE REGISTERED
TO VOTE THURSDAY

In order to vote at the special bond
issue next Thursday every citizen must
have his name on the rolls Of the proper,
ward or precinct. Those who have
moved their place Of residence from one
ward to another or from one precinct to
another must see City Clerk Smith be-
fore noon to-day and effect such a.
transfer on the books or be turned down
at the polls.
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HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Local People
About wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations.


Discharges OF men from various
branches Of the military service are be-
ing recorded at the office OF the county
clerk
Wheeling Odd Fellows attended
visitation meeting AT Moundsville last
night. They were guests OF Progress
lodge No. 271.
Wheeling local No. le1. American
Federation Of Federal Employees. Will
elect officers at the postofrlce Thursday
evening.
Roy B. Naylor is preparing to build
a fine residence on Hawthorne Court.
The house will be of colonial design
and will be built Of brick.
Carl Davis. son Of Mrs Sophia Davis
Of South Wood street. returned yester-
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day from France. where he served with
the 112th engineers. While overseas no
suffered an attack of trench fever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

Alfred Morris. we'll known GreGgs-
willie lad. returned yesterday from Camp
Lee He was sent from port 10 Camp
Lee after serving more than year
overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

t The greater the necessity Ter saving.
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The Intclligenccr Want Ads.
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Dick Golden. Patsy ODabbal and
Henry Benton. a trio of plain DRINKS.
drew fines of 81 and costs each in police
court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

Jury commissioners of Ohio county
meet This afternoon at o'clock 10 draw
Jurors for the next term Of criminal
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
FOR
':Pressing Engagements"
USE
Electric Irons

Experience has taught US that the
A-Best-O Adjustable and the Universal
Electric irons are by far the best for
family ironing. They consume SO lit
tie current and they maintain such a
uniform heat and they are so little apt
to overhead that anyone can use them
with positive safety. We can demon
strate them to you in twinkling. Ca
bic cord and attachments and stands
complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16

Melvin Morgan. son OF George Morgan
OF North Wheeling. returned yrSt crday
from the service with his dtscharE". He
has served with tho 3Tth. Buckeye d.
vision in all the campaigns in France
and was twice wounded. His eighteen
months Of campaigning has given him
the very best Of health apparently and
to say tina; his friends are pleased is
putting il mildly.
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The greater the necessity for saving.
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligcncer Want Ads.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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Carl Davis. son Of Mrs Sophia Davis
Of South Wood street returned yester-
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SAYS DAVIS ANTITRUST
BILL PREFERS FARMERS
Morgan Mills Claims Agriculturists
Exempted and Act Is Glass
Legislation.
DEPEATe CONSUMERS OBJECTS
Quotes Proposed Measure TO Show
Renters League Would BE Illegal
Under Law-Candidatcs Promise
to Help Lower Prices.

That the antitrust bill introduced at
INC last session of tho General Assem-
Oily at the instance of Governor Davis
Vas farmers measure. cXcmpting
them from the operation OF the law
anc thereby stamping 1t AS class leg
nisbi bv WAS the view GXpresssd las,
mond
spoke vas held in the auditorium or
the John Marshall High School. under
inc auspices of the Renters and CON
ca.!ed Tor the express purpose OF OBJ
tanning Information as to the stand
lne candidatcs. in event Of election.
G.sit u ,dhe IN INC Legislature on bilis
ddeSlshed 70 curb monopoly and bring
oown the high cost Of living.
ar, Mills. in common with every
candidate who rcSscd the asSocia-
ton. promised that he would support
ana do everything within his power to
niace upon the statute hooks Lave
prohteers, but declared had he been Ia
tEf last Legislature ic would have felt
n nors I1s 10 protest ,aEhinst the Cover
MN from the public printer.
Defeats LcnEu-'s object.
:, Not only does the bin. according 10
CT NILS AFFORD protection 10 the
10 NIX prices. but il defeats Inc WV
onlecis for which the Renters and CON
e!msrs. PROTECTIVE Association was
q =
= associa;ion Of persons combined ITO
HMlt or reduce the production Of in
lease or reduce the price of rnerchan-
c-ss or q commodity"
inc particular clause which Mr. Mills
o.ects 70 as leg siation in behalf OF
tHs IA fHleT reads as follows:
lhis act shall not be construed 10
io:o.d the existence and operation o..
snor. agricultural or horticultural or
E4n!zations nor to forbid or restrain
Individual members OF such orraniZs-
Ions from lawfully carrying out the
!ts!t!Tate objects thereof: nor shall
such ORGANIZATIONS or the members
tue.eoi DE he'd OF construed 20 he
n,esai com 9inataons. trusts or mo-
."po!'es under the provisions N this
James II Price. candidate for 70
e.tct!on TO the House OF Delegates. and
r Tsoea "noin political storm has
session TO vote Tor the measure d"
cared he pursued this course because
,.ne proponents Of the bin had told
MN they would brook no amendment
and because he objected seriously 10
FavorS Drastic Statute.
he added. however tina, he finds
a.1Sc.t IN precisely the same Ax as
h.Sa cost of living. and. IL ;hcrc is
say way in the world 20 reach the
1eep underlying cause for H. ne .s in
'aFor OF reaching II By 4 drastic stat
atc he made spechce promise TO
lH-oduce a cSolution on the nrst d.v
81 The special session IN August. pro
N.!lns tor committee 20 consider and
repor, back an ANTITRUST bill! with
.tt IN IN IL
While every candidate EXPRESSED
'avo. OF the movement 10 curb mo
aopo!y. some OF them were doubtful
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of the states power TO do IT, for the
reason that interstate commerce is a
.. Boschen. however, declared that the
DIE packers can he reached. and that
thcy should either be curbcd or made
TO get out Of the State Graham B.
Hobson bought prolonged applause
from the house. when he said the
farmer has been the biggest prohteer
in the last two years
Senator'S Cannon and Wendenberr
promised to do all they could TO secure
a proper antitrust law saying that
they individually had no opportunity 10
act last time. since the measure came
out OF a committee. of which they were
not members. *tth the recommends
ions that il not be passed Senator
S'rodeS effort TO have il called up
failed in some way. and thus il died
u, INC hurry Or having passed the APP
=. Other speakers were Harry G. Glenn.
J. Gray Haddon. George l.. Wilcox,
lanes +. Jones. j. T. Bethel and T. r
Fuller. candidates for the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Will Resume Battle
for Treaty Ratification

WASHINGTON, August p Not
withdrawing the fact thnt the Mt
tentiOn of Congress hns been pre-
cmptoriIy diverted to the solution
or the cost OF living problem, the
light over the League OF nations md
the pence trenty will he continued
In the Senate with undiminlshcd
force.
This was announced today by
members OF the Foreign ReIntfons
Committee. who declared that, inn
porfHnt ns the subject OF living
costs In, IL will not he permitted to
d1hplnre the treaty nor interfere
with the progress being made to-
wnrd It's ratification.
The committee announced that II
Will hear the statements of Norman
Davis and ThOmns w. Lamont on
Monday In reference to the eco-
nOmic ciauscs in tho treaty. Both
were assOcintcd with the American
pence mission in Paris ms financial
advisers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

whore she died in ten minutes. Ter
neck was broken. The dentist Is under
$500 bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
TAKE ALONG A
BOTTLE OF SLOAN'S
Have it handy for sore, stiff
vacation muscles.

hi!e you're making list OF Your
vacation necessities. don't fail TO In
clude bottle OF Sloan's Iioinent
Vacation days are SO different than
days at home 50 far as pains and aches
arc concerned. You'll bring muscles
into play while away that viii become
sun and sore from excrtion
Don't let them bother you long.
S!oans l-!nincnt pentrates without
rubbing, bringing prompt tinglirg re
lief and comfort Good for all sorts OF
exterior pains. aches. strains. sp-aing.
bruises. Don't forget-keep a bottle
handy. SOC, soc, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
DEFENDS JOHN D. RYAN
Colorado senator Asserts His Record
ns Public Servant Is "Clcan ns
Hounds Tooth"
WASHINGTON. Angus,

WASHINGTON. August c.-Scnator
Ihomas. Democrat. Colorado. told the
senate today that statements made
before House war Investigating
committee yesterday regarding John
d. Ryan. former director of aircraft
production. were Outrageous" The
senator said Mr.. Ryan's record OF ser
vice with the government during the
war was as clean as a hounds tooth"
senator's Myers. Democrat. Montana,
declared the statements were "Scurri-
!ous attacks without foundation. and
senator Phela Democrat. California.
also dcplored them.
Charges we're made before tho House
committee that approximately $4,000
200 was spent BY the Spruce produc-
ton division of the aircraft board to
build railroad in Wisconsin oSten-
sibly for logging purposes in obtain
ing spruce for airDlanes. hut really TO
complete an important link of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81, Paul Rail-
road. Of which MIR. Ryan is director
Send Troops TO Zurich.
ZCRlCH: SWlTZERLAND. August .
movement which has become so serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
INDICATION IS CLAIMED
President of Freshmen Reviews De.
ciston of Federal Court Dismiss-
Ing Suit Against Directors.
TBy Associated PrcssI


KNOXVILLE. TENN. August -
George L. Berry. president of the In
ternationaL Freshmen and Assistants
Union OF North America. today gave
out a statement in which he said the
decision OF Federal Judge T. r. SAN
ford yesterday afternoon in the case
OF Chicago Union No. ). against Berry
and others, Establishes a compIet.
indication" Of the charges agains, the
International unions board OF directors
and Mr.. Berry. He said the court dis
missed the charges OF misappropria-
ton OF moneys and dSreEarded the
personal portions of The bill
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H0STILITlES CALLED OFF
E"thonin Newspapers Declare They
want Peace, Hut Refune to
become Tool.
rRy Associated pre..1

TBV NSSocIatcd Prchs.
LONDON August 2.--Hostil!ties be-
tween the Russian Bolshcvists and the
Estnonian republic have been stopped.
accoFninS TO an Exchange Tclegraph
dispatch from Copenhagen.
NJ Zinovif. governor of Pctrograd.
a recent meeting of the soviet thers
hat Russia intended to end the war
against Esthonia as soon as the from
yer toWES OF hamburg. Gdov and
Iskov have been rctaken.
Esthonidn newspapers were quoted
IS stating that Esthonia desires peace
but viii not be a TOOL for eSneri
rents TO re-establish a Russia. wSosa
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DANIELS SPEAKS TO SAILORS
Secretary Thnnkn Great Lakes Train
fnS Station for Aid In Winning
rBy Asocta,od Prns.-l

10y NSSoCfdtod Ercsc.I
CHICAGO. August 2.-Secretary DAN
!els, OF the navy, who Is on his way
to San Diego. Cal. to review tho new
Pacific Fleet inspected the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station today,
He addressed 500 men who were in
line for discharge from service. con-
graduating them for aiding in the
navy's share OF the war. He also spoke
before several hundred recruits as
surfing the satisfaction OF service and
rapid promotion as z reward OF merit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
William PnnnelI.

LfECHBURG. VA. August Evil
lam Parnell. forty-eiEht years OF age.
a resident OF Isadford. who had for
eight years been an inmate OF the State
cpiicptic colony died Thursday at that
institution OF chronic epilepsy The
deceased is survived by his wife. four
daughters and a son. who reside at
Radiord. Hns body was taken there
for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
CHILD KILLED BY AUTOIST
Seven Ycnr-Old DanvflIe Girl Steps In
Front of Automobile Driven
by Dentist.

DANV1LLE. VA. August Emma
Fulton. the seven-year-o daughter OF
j. [. Fulton. was run over and killed
here this evening by an automobile
driven by DR.. .. Bruce williams, a
panvtile dentist. The accident hap
pencd At the Schoolte!d street car
terminus. the girl stepping from the
running board Of street car in the
path OF the automobile. DR.. Williams
took the injured girl TO the hospital,
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pout1cat physiogonomy :is unknown.
and that peace with soviet Russia IS
POSSIBLE only II an understanding
should be reached with the powers that
assisted Esthonia in the war against
the BolShcyists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

Gil at special session. Tho state ooun-
Gil at d special session. he state coun-
Gil decided az this meeting to request
thcNederal council to send troops to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

dropped dead In a hotel at Orange
ihursday. Heart trouble caused his
death. He served eight months in
France as Y. NJ. G. A secretary. He
vas forty-hve years old. and Is sur
NiVed by HIS wife and two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

j. Hurry Bocock
LTNCHBC re. VA August I'll
h,arry BococH former residen. 81
LLnchours, who lived at ThsXtons