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BRITISH RETAKE GROUND
Continued from First Page.)

in the Carpathians, Joblonitza and
Kirlibaba, while they also hold COM
mand of the Delatyn-Budapes railway
Their cavalry is moving in the rear of
General Planners forces between
kimpolung and kuty. and apparently
the invasion of Hungary has begun.
According to one report. a Russian
force is already one days march into
Hungary, threatening the Austrian rear
in the mountains. The Russian ad
vance also continues successfully in
Asia Minor and it is reported from
Rome that the Turks have again evac,
uated kermanShah.
There has been no abatement in the
sanguinary struggle between the Brit,
iSh and Germans north of the SOmme
which began Tuesday after German
mbardment and an attack by heavy
infantry forces which gave 10 the Teu
tons parts OF the village of LOngueval
and Delviile wood.
Reeained Territory.
In Countratskt Wood the British
succeeded in regaining most OF the
territory they had lost and in addi.
ton dispersed with their artillery fire
large body of Germans who were
maSsing for another attack to the
south OF Delville wood. Hard fight
ing is still going on in this sector. TO
the south Of Somme the French re-
port the capture of several German
trenches.
Around Eerdun-in the region OF
Hill 304 and on the Fleury sector
the Germans are heavily bombardlng
the French; positions. probably pre-
pairing the usual infantry attacks.
The Russians in the vicinity OF
! Riga are hammering hard with lntan'
| try and artillery Field Marshal Won
! Hindenburss forces but according 10
Berlin all their. attacks thus far nave
failed with heavy losses. Father
south. in Folhynia, the Russians alons;
! the Stokhod river and 10 the west and
southwest of Lutsk are heavily bonn
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DAWSON OPPOSES
THE RATE INCREASE

ATLANTlC.ClTY. y. j.. July ii.
w Dawson. coal operator NJ West Viz
cinia. was the chief witness to-day III
the hearing before Spcrial Examiner
Marshall Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, who is taking testimony In
connection with the proposed advance
of IL cents n ton III freight rates ON
coal by the trunk lines in tho contra!
freight association. MIR. Dawson charged
that West Virginia coal shut out from
tho eastern market was caused by 4
combination between the Pennsylvania
railroad and the Pennsylvania coal op"r-
atnrs; that if the increased tariff Of -
cents Is imposed it will further handi,
cap the coal interests Of his state ana
ihnt il would shut coal from his state
out of its present market.
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It MIGHT HAVE
BEEN TIE WIND

II a story current This morning had
borne out its repor! in all the harrow
Ing details, Jesse James would proba-
bly, looked forth from his grave 10
shower CONGRATULATIONS upon the nigh
wayme2. The report went round early
This morning that an automobile party
had been help Up and robbed al Tunnel
Hill about two miles west Of Bcllaire.
No officials report was sent into any
of tho river front polio" headquarters;
and the sheriff Of 81. Cliar>ville had
not been notified. An investigation
under way seems IN point thai The
wild wcsI gun pia; story WAS all wind
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CAN NOW FIGHT THE
PARALYSIS PLAGUE

NEW YORK. July 19.-Thc federal
public health service is now at work
With the necessary men and money
and will wage successful fight
against the spread of infantile par
alysis into other states, DR.. Charles
E. Banks. senior surgeon In charse
of the government operations In this
city. declared tonight. His prediction
was made in the face of reports OF
30 deaths and 142 cases in the "A
hours ended at 10 a. m. today. One
of The new cases was found in an ex'
elusive section in Fifth avenue.
NO federal quarantine has been
established and We don't believe there
is likely 10 be-" said DR.. Banks. Since
the inception Of the disease on June
81. there have been 2,%27 children
stricken. of whom 1876 died.
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CINCINNATI FIRM
GETS ROAD BONDS

Special Dispatch 20 the lnt"liiSenccr.
FAlRMONT, ". Va. July 19.-The
Marion county court today accepted
the bid Of the Providcnt Savings bank
and trust company Of Cincinnati for
the sale Of the s650.4h6 road bond IS
cue for Lincoln district. The purchaS-
ing company gave a premium or Sh''
SO, with accrued interest until the
bonds are delivered. The bids were
opened on July - but me deal was
nor closed on account Of Lincoln lis
trict taking exceptions as to the
sufficirncv of the notice prior 10 the
election authorizing the sale of the
bonds. Win the acceptance Of the
bid of the Cincinnati firm the county
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MOORE FUNERAL YESTERDAY.

CHICAGO. July l?.-F'uneral services
for James Hobart Moore. III" multi-mil-
lionairc capitalist, who with his brother
". II. Moore. figured largely In the i"r'
nation of the United States steel Cor
poratinn. We're hold at Lake Geneva, his
summer home. This afternoon. Bankers
ness and profc ssional men from Chicago
were present,
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PARIS. July 10, ln:i1 =. NTH" OIL
ciai communication ISSUED 10y IN" war ui-
nee tonight reads:
South OF the :SOmmc small! opera
ton south OF E.$lr""$ cna"i"d us |" cap
lure several trenches and max" about
sixty prisoners. =.
TN the Nerdun front Il humhardm"nI
Of our first and second lines IN IN: res
Cinn of hill G"i waS carried out. mere
was intense artillery activity IN inc
F!curv sector. but 10 infantry action.
\; LES Epargrs. an attack on small
nnSt MnS rrnulSNl.
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MAKES PLEA FOR WOMEN

MOOSEHEART. ILL.,. July 1?.-Addrcs-
sing the international convention Of tho
I.nyal Order of Moose here today. Darius
\. Brown former mayor Of Kansas CITY.
made a plea for women workers..
I'VE never can he proud Of our citizen
ship until We know That girls are cci-
ting enough wages so they can fight the
battle Of life without Il hHTdlrHn.' ha
said The Moose hip-JG0, qua
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LOSES BIG REQUEST.

NEW YORK. .nlv l9.-Columhia Cni-
vcrSity l"scs h"TueSt OF $i.0nO,nhh un-
der a verdict today by a jury setting
aside. the will OF tn" late Amos +. Emo.
This amount represented Eno'S rcsi'lL J.
AIRY estate. which. his relatives claimed.
hc willcd IN the institution while OF UNI
Snund m nI
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SUMMER RESORTS

court now faces an injunction pro-
ceeding in the circuit court on the
grounds that the notice Of ELECTION
was not according 10 statutory pro-
visCions. The county authorities ella mi
that the conditions of law have been
fully met. The matter will be deter
mined within few days.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
DormitoTy at State Normal School, West
Liberty, W. va.

Scaled bids will be received by the
State Board Of Control until noon of he
o$rd day nf August. 1915. al its office IN
charleston, W Va. for doing all work
and furnishing all material necessary 10
complete the building described below
according TO plans and spccificat lions
prepared by +. F. Faris. architect Wheel
ing. W. Va
One Dnrmi,nry OF ordinary brick and
wood construction and composition ROOF.
size. Sc feet 10 inches by Isl feet. 10
inches. two porchcs IL feet 10 inches by
80 feet S inches. and one porch feet d
inches by 81 feet S inches. Plumb bling.
gas fitting. heating and wiring included.
Plans and specifications Will be on
file at tho office nj the state Board OF
Control. Charleston. W. Va. and Will be
mailed upon request when same is ac-
compancd with two checks of five dol.
lars each. one Of which Will be refunded
when plans and specifications are re-
turned
Ail bids mus. be scaled. plainly ad-
dressed 10 the State Board ri Control.
Charleston. ". Va. and marked in q
conspicuous place on the envelope. Bid
on West Liberty Dormitory. Bid must
b. accompanied by certified check for
dcrs will hr returned when contract Is
awarded and check OF successful bidder
will he held until proper contract and
hond have been executed. upon failure OF
bidder to execute which. his check will
be- retained by tho State Board Of Con-
troll to cover expense Of re-advcrtising
and rc-lettnE.
Immediately after contract Is award
cd the successful bidder will he required
to execute proper contract with guar
anty company born in n penalty equal
to nnc-half thn amount Of the contract
price. SAID bond to be conditioned for
tn, construction and completion of tho
work rs set forth in plans and spccifl-
cations. free of all claims for labor and
material.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. The right is &c.
served To reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF. CONTROL.
J. S. LAklN. President.
iv-15-u Charleston. W. Va.
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LEXIMG TON

Pacific and Ark ayes. Grounds adjotn
beach and boardwalk ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT Is
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED Use of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. sl.5O up daily; SIS to sl7.j0
weekly. including choice table. supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE.
ORCHESTRA. BALLROOM. TENNIS
COURTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed.
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FLOOD VICTIMS
Continued from First Page.)
night marooncd on stack Of tan
bark
Many Destitute

TTu'TJ INoNT<NNN
MONTGOMERY. ALA, July ID
Telephone reports from Lower
Peachtrec. Ala. today said ninety
six families. mostly negroes. are
destitute as a result OF the flood,
which carried away all that these
people had Wilcox County Off
cials will provide temporary relief.
As the waters rcccdc and Cnmmun-
ication is restored The extent Of
damage done TO farms in The bot
toms is reported increased
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now and constantly Growins-wlll be one
of tho big factors in the fight for. a ilv-
inC wage for Young women. We can
never be honest until We stop putting
into our workshops tho girls ana boys
who should hc on. TIL: Fairgrounds.
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ONE KILLED; TWO INJURED.

IRWIN. PA. Luly l9.--July l?.--JaS-
per =. Hall. Of Jeanette. Pa, was m
Stantly killed: and Ray kiStl1r. aged H.
and Albert Shntis. aged -. both ut IT.
win were injured late today w;,cn an
automobile III which tH,v were r!dinS
skIdled and upset in 4 ditch. Mister
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NEW HOTEL HYCEIA

In the heart of Atlantic City, near rail-
road dcpots. EUROPEAN plan. Select
rooms, with running water Complete
comfort Cool, spacious porchcs. Bath
Ing from hotel. Rooms, single. s., "
weekly; double. IS and $40 up weekly.
Special rates 10 families. Courteous
I rca,mcnt NJ Rothmcn, Proprietor.
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HOTET, NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
BEACH. Central 10 all attractions. Pri-
waite baths, running water in rooms. Gle
yator, fine porches. etc; capacity $50.
Rooklet. r. II. WILLIAMS.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Av. close TO beach. Capacity
500 Modern and high-class. at moderate
rates Large. cool rooms; private and
public baths. elevator. porchrs. etc. Sd
perior table and attentive service. $50
up daily, special weekly. Write Tor
booklet. Auto meets trains:
w. F. SHAW.
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harding the positions OF the Teuionlc

Allies.
While Pctrocrad asserts that tho
Russians in Galicia are advancing TO-
ward the passes OF the Carpatnlan
mountains leading to the plains OF
Hungary, Ninena says that southwest
of Dclatyn the Ausurans have driven
the Russians back across the river
Pruth.
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ISLESWQRTH

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN pLANS.
Virginia av. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity 600. Every appointment. In
GLIDING hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA. OpEN ALL YEAR.
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HOTEL RAYMOND

Virginia avenue near Beach and Steel
pier. Rooms with private bath and run
ming water. Special. $3.50 up weekly;
$3.50 up daily.
H. J. AND +. J. MILLER.
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TIE Will TSHIRE Sdseh. OCEAN syi v aHa

Capacity $50; private baths. elevator
porches. etc. Special rates. SIS up wrck-
iy. S2.51 M daily. American plan Every
convenience. Open all year. Auto meets
trims. Booklet. SAMUEL. ELLIS.
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HOTEL, boutwell,

AtlsntIc city, e. J.
Virginia ave. second house from board-
walk and Steel Pier. Every appoint
mcnt. Highest standard in cuisine and
service. Booklet. J. e y. r. Boutwell,.
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FOR SALE-Motorcycle

FOR SALE-l?lI three speed II. D. me-
torcyclc and side car. Al condition.
Bargain. Call Nat. phone >. Harri*vtlln.
Ohio. jH-i1-l
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D IE D

CASdPBELI-At the Wheeling Hospital!
on Monday. July II. 1910. AZ $40
o'clock D. m, ANNA A CAMPBELL
aged SO years 5 months.
Funeral services from the residence OF
Mr.. Ross, 1870 Eoft street. Thursd1y
morning, July 20. at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Requiem high mass in the Church OK
immaculate conception. at o'clock
Washington, u. c.. Pittsburgh. Pa ana
New York, y. Y. papers please copy.)
ERB-On Monday. July II. 1915, az
o'clock p. NJ, 1t her late residence 10
Sixteenth street, ROSALlA. WlooW
OF the late Peter Erb, in the TIno.yea[
OF her age.
Funeral from the residence ThursoaS
morning at $50. Requiem mass AZ 81.
Alphonsus church at O'Clock. ftienca
of the family are tnvited 70 atteno.
Interment private at Mt. Calvary cenl-
clery.
KLAPHECK-On Tuesday, July 10. 1870
at 5:2U O'Clock a. m, at her iate resi-
u.ncr S4ia Twelfth street. ALAGDE-
LENA JOSEPHINE. widow OF tho l3.e
joseph klapheck, in the seth year OF
her age.
Funeral services from the residence
thursday afternoon at 3 O'clock
friends OF the family are invited to
attend. lnterment private Greenwood
cemetery.
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CONTINENTAL

Tennessee avenue near Beach; always
open; private baths; running water in
rooms; elevator; excellent table; white
service; orchestra. Am. plan: $3.50 up
daily; s12 UP weekly. Booklets. Gar
age. VI. WALSH DUNCAN.
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PERSONAL


ACoUA1NTANCE desired with decided
blonde or brunette, of refined and pre-
possessing appearance, with 80 10 ~
model figure. residing in Wheeling or
vicinity; with occasional leisure "rcn-
ings. Address +. .. Box 104 Wheeling
". Va JE-li-J
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WANTED-Male Help

~~~~~~~~ -~~>-~-- 49, ~~-~~~<~~
WANTED-Good all round machinist for
Small shop. Steady work. 5. Neigh !.
ley Metal Ceiling ard Mfg. Co.. Follans-/!
bee W. Va. jy-90-
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HOTEL MAJESTICXyirssinnia ns az; ar n

HUIEL WHJEoIHCB cach. Renovated
throughout: centre of attractions; accan
view: capacity 500; elevator. private
baths. white service. &c: superior table.
Special $3.50 UP weekly: 50 UP daily
Rocket. NJ. \. SMITH.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Ohio farm. 5 acres, good
land well watrrcd. new room house.
large new full basement barn, other 0ut
buildings. orchards. close 10 schop,
church and railroad. near Coolville. IN
mail and cream route. Price $500 II
sold soon. Noah Conant, Frost. ohio.
jy-1J-S
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FOR SALE-No. Underwood type
writer. Good condition. II. J. Smith.
S1l Swami ST., Parkersburg. w. Va.
ie-lj-t
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
Six pair horses. weight from 1000 10
100. and one pair driving horses. VIII
he sold on July Goth. 1915. l 90 H. M. IL
Charles Ncutzcl livery barn, Barton. Bel
mont Co. Ohio. jy-i1-j
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PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.

Six pair Of horses weight from 1900 10
100. and one driving horse: Will he
sold on Iuly 2n;h, a. thas WentH"l liN-
cry barn. Barton. Belmont Co. ~.
iy-lS-i
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
UGH a criticism as follows ]

NOCH a criticism as follows l
y believe in publishing. for it
points its finger at one Of the
weak spots in our moving-picture in
dustry. Though I do think we NOV
ing picture artists are always fore
most in our patriotism. trying
through so many photoplays to serve
our country and encourage others,
we have overlooked one grievous er-
ror brought before us by these men
of our navy. There are very few dia-
monds without flaws, and we build
upon the suggestions of the public
That is why we are so grateful for
letters such as the following:
Il am writing you on a matter
which is very difficult for me to ap-
proach you in in any other than this
manner, and l earnestly hope that al
a convenient time you will do US all
the justice of reading this.
an many pictures the low, 9itfall
dance hall is commonly staged as the
rendezvous for murderers, gangsters
and thieves (all in their respective
make-up). My objection is not to the
use of the dance hall of the type
mentioned, but on what grounds does
director of popular motion picture
company, in staging a scene calling
for dance hall of the very cheapest
and lowest type, dare to include in
his mob Of 'roughneck' dancers a few
extras in the uniforms of United
States sailors and soldiers? Miss
Pickford, must we men at this station
bring ourselves to believe that thi:
certain director is so pessimistic and
that he believes himself to be efficient
in his profession? Many photoplays
| know, call for dance-hall scenes oi
the cheap type, but never did think
that the uniform for which ! left my
home three years ago, and which my
mother and father, my wife and my
sister and all of my friends hold ir
such high respect, would be used BY
motion-picturc company as mean!
of adding to the lowness of the cheaI
dance hall scene.
Miss Pickford, when I attended ;
local movie theater the other even
ing in company with my wife, anC
saw in that photoplay that the yer!
uniform l was wearing was being
used before the public as means o.
expressing degradation, no one car
realize what that scene meant to me
l shall not describe it, as / know yol
can imagine.
The country needs men and i
calling for them now, but can yoi
wonder that so few young men arr
applying to serve the Stars ant
Stripes? In any audience there ar,
mothers, sisters and swecthearts wht
probably have a boy serving hi
country in one of its militar,
branches. Can you imagine what al
effect a scene similar to that de
scribed would have upon them a
they sit in the audience and have
such a scene forced upon them? Tt
say the least, wouldn't it be embar
RAISING for them? Think what i
would mean to the 'I-told-you-so
type of ncighbors, who wouldn't le
George serve in the navy simply be
cause they did not have sufhcien
confidence in their own boy to ALLOW
him to make a start and practic
what his parents had preached t
| him.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

Tuesday, May o, 1915.
Early today the stars are kindly. The
Sun, Mercury and Saturn are all in
benefc aspect. Later. Mercury and
Uranus are strongly adverse
In the morning the sway is good for
all who seek employment or promotion.
There should be sympathy, and under
standing on the part of persons in au-
thority and a disposition to offer ade-
quate salaries.
Mercury gives great promise for ad-
vertising. if publication takes place be-
fore the noon hour.
The afternoon is held to be unfortu-
nate for signing documents. Contracts,
leases and all legal instruments should
be held up until a more propitlous sway
of the planets.
Mining, especially coal mining, has a
favorable direction. The stars indicate
large profits from the ground. While
fortunes will be realized by many within
the year, warning is given of heavy
losses and increased taxation that will
cause opposition on the part OF many
wealthy persons.
The death OF more than one million
aire OF international fame is prophesied
before the beginning of autumn.
There is a sign that Is interpreted as
foreshadowIng contests concerning
weights and measures
The appearance of a ghost that will
win national notice has been prognosti-
Gated.
Domestic dissensions in a family high
in national life will be exploited in the
newspapers, 1t is predicted, and cause a
widely discussed scandal.
California is subject to influences that
are believed to indicate alarm and ex-
citement concerning a naval peril.
Montana and Arizona have, a rule that
is exceedingly propitious and is said to
foreshadow great prosperity.
The South has promise OF increased
manufacturing activity, but there Is
prognostication of a serious accident.
producing fires and loss of life.
Persons whose birthdate it is may ex-
pect an active year. With care business
will succeed. Children born on this day
may be studious and clever. GIRLS may
not be happy in marriage.
(CopSriRht 1851
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

aid Of the Home for the Blind to be
given on Tuesday evening. May 9. at
Polls. Nine. Hauge. Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Miss
Martha c. Goldman, Mrs. A. S. Burle-
son, Mrs. Carl Vrooman, Mrs. d. c.
Roper, Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Theo-
dore F. Shuey. Mrs. c. J. Bell, Mrs
John Joy Edison, Mrs. Thomas Hyde
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, Mrs. H
Mr.. c. Huerich, Mrs. Walter Tucker
man and DR.. w. H. Wiley being among
the box and orchestra ticket holders.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller entertained al
a horse show party yesterday after
noon. Her guests were Mrs. Champ
Clark, Mrs. Francois 3. Moran and
Mrs. Blanch Hance Tiller. OF At
lanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Gerry
OF Philadelphia, who motored to Wash
ington for the weekend, are staying
at the Willard.
Miss Irene Taggart. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Taggart
who has been visiting friends at In
dianapolis, returned to Washington
Saturday and Joined her parents al
the New Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Treadwei
Ketcham, of New York City, are at the
New Willard for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Debevoise
of New York City. arrived at the New
willard yesterday for stay of some
length.