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the pilot or piercing the petrol tank,
in which latter event the airplane gen
orally catches fire and falls in DlaZ-
ing spiral. Archie" shells often blow
airplanes out of line by making many
punctures in their wings but the ma
chimes thus damaged generally are
brought safely home.
Thrilling Chapters.
When the history OF aviation IN the
present war is written it will contain
some OF the most thrilling chapters Of
the strange world conflict. The Brit
ish flying corps, which grew from al
most nothing at the beginning OF the
war, has already established records
Of daring and attainment which even
in the colorless official reports OF the
corps read like fiction. Recently there
have been fights on the British front
iii which from 50 to 80 machines were
engaged. Such battles begin with In
dividual fights and gradually develop
into what the aviators term general
melee" as reinforcements arrive from
both sides.
There have been as high as ninety
six separate and distinct fights in a
single day on this front alone. Near
the point where the British and French
lines join there have been fights In
which the French have come to the as
sistance of the English and the Eng
lish have gone TO the assistance of the
French to help defeat the Germans
There have been numerous engage
ments in which British aviators have
closed within twenty yards of their
adversary, firing point blank into him
There have been both English and
French instances of aviators, as a last
resort, deliberately crashing into a
German and sending him down.
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THE THEATRES
1.-THE LITTLE CAFE"

Tho glorious musical comedy success.
The Little Cafe" will be the Mt rae
tun at the Court theatcr today FOR l Iwo
performances. matinee and nlEht. me
same magnificent production just seen
Mt the New Amsterdam thcatcr. New
York city. and superb company OIL
over seventy people Will here intact.
The Little Cafe was written by y.
NJ. s. Mcclellan. with music ny Ivan
Caryll. who were respectively the author
and composer Of The Pink LADY and
oh! Oh. Dclphinc.' There have becl
many sumptuous comedy productions
but none that have cquhlled IN beauty
or splcndor The Little Cafe. IL Is easy
To understand this statement that II can
only b. presented on the largest stages.
The cnsIuminE reflects the latest hints
from Paris and will be JOY TO the
women.
For. tn" story Of The Little Cafe MT.
Mcclellan has again gone 10 the French.
IL concerns the adventures OF happ!-
ro-lucly waiter in IL Partisan Gale ire
uuented By the light hearted habitues OIL
the Latin quarter. who tallS hclr 10 I"
million francs and the schemes VI me
urnDrietor of the cafe and promoter
in get a third OF it away from him. Inc
waiter spends his days i'll the little cate,
but at nights he Is one OF the ilnerai
patrons Of the magnificent restaurant
Grand Gala. ThrouGout II all runs inc
love story Of Albert. the waiter ana
Yvunnr the beautiful daughter OF the
cafe proprietor.
no say that Mr.. Mcclellan has fur
nIshod an exceptionally witty book and
lyrics that are masterpieces III Their
Eay does him but scant justice and Mr.;
C,aryll again shows that he can appca!
to American thcairrgoerS with music OF
WONDERFULLY popular quality. You Will
be cap,ivated with such songs as This
tT.y Farce" do You Cali That Dane
ing" serve the Caviar" THY, Mouth
Is a Bose" and Just Eecause It's You.
Tho cast is an excellent ono. backed
I'M by an ensemble OF fifty. many OF
whom arc the most beautiful girls in
The country. An augmented orchestra
will assist in rendering the most tune
ful score
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BELGIAN TANK SHIP
SURVIVED THE STORM

HALIFAX. n. S, Dec. 24.-The
Belgian motor tank ship Emanuel
Nobel, which was in dangerous
position 200 yards off Sober Island
during the 50-mile gale Of yesterday
and last night, rode out the storm IN
safety. The wind today died down to
a light breeze. The Nebels engines
are disabled and the tug Roebling,
from Halifax, and the tug MulgraYe,
from Whitehead, have been sent to
try to bring her into this port. The
Nobel is bound from Rouen, FRANCE,
for Newport News. She put into st.
Johns, n. f.. early in the month lot
engine repairs.
So critical was the situation OF the
motor ship last night that lines were
floated ashore from her and breecnes
buoys were in readiness to take the
crew off in case the vessel brought
up on the rocks. All night fishermen
Kept great fires burning on the
beach to encourage the sailors ana 10
furnish light for life saving opera
lions in case of need.
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AVIAT0RS BUSY
Continued from First Page.)

somewhat preciptate retreat was
marked by the same trail Of she'll fire
as had been their approach. The Brit
iSh aviators. pursued. but having in
/ this instance the distinct advantage
Of height and a diving start for home,
the Germans temporarily got away.
This was the first phase Of the day
battles In the Aria prelude 10 the
later fighting. when Two German ma
chimes came crashing 10 earth in spin.
ming nose-dives.. Airplanes are never
so much like birds as when they meet
in an aerial combat. They dart, dash,
circle, turn and swoop like so many
feathered warriors and often The bat
ties rage at such high attitudes TINT
the machines become all but invis-
ible.
Again there Will be fight among
the clouds. when the more daring
aviators endeavor 10 get on the other
fellows tail" This means position
above and slightly behind the adyers-
arv where one can fire down on him.
Others prefer 10 attack from posi-
ton almost directly beneath thinking
they have steadier firing platform
in climbing than in diving.
The latterday machines have such
wonderful stability that they can only
be brought down by direct hits. killing
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A pEAurIFUL PLAY.

Edward +. Rose has contributed all
other surc-lire success 10 the popular
priccd playhouse. his latest Offering
being The Little Girl God Forgot.
This newest effort Of the we'll known
author Of "ric Rosary" and Little Lost
Sister" is sweet and wholesome story.
which derives its title from the fact
that it's heroine. Nancy Barlow. a little
working girl. who is denied the pretty
things q young girl cherishes. because
or lack Of funds, feels that God has for
gotten her. She never wandcrs from the
path of virtue despite her unhappiness,
however, and before the finish Of the
play Is rewarded by being made the
recipient Of all the things worth while
which she hnd so huhgrily yearned for.
Mr.. Rose in The Little Girl God For
got has wrttnn drama which is Il
combination of Peg O. My Heart" and
Daddy Long Legs" its central character
reminding ono OF tho inimitablc Peg and
tho delightful I'D y. Miss Cecilia
Jacques. who established herself ilrmtS
in the affection ut thcutregoerS by her
splendid portrayal Of the leading char
nctcr in Little Lost Sister. will be
seen in tho title part of The Little Girl
God Forgot" when the play Is seen at
the Court theatre Thursday and Friday,
Dec. IS ard 20. with daily matinees.
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CAPTAIN BARTLETT TO
MAKE new EXPEDITION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-Captaib
Robert A. Bartlett, polar navigator
announced here today that within q
few months he would let the contract
on the Pacific coast for power shir
in which he will start on four or I'VE
year scientific and exploring expedl.
ton to the Arctic in the summer OF
1913 in cooperation with Roald
Amundsen, who will leave Norway
about the same time.
Captain Bartlett said he had given
up hope of getting away next summer.
He will be accompanied by a party OF
only about ten men. he said, including
two aviators who will assist in max
ing explorations ana gathering data
on air currents Several OF his prln.
cipal assistants have been selected
but their identity will not be disclosed
for the present.
Captain Bartlett expects to be here
a week comforting with Rear Admiral
peary whom he accompanied ID navi'
gator on the dash TO the pole In 1909,
OFFICIALS Of the National Geographic
Society and of the Coast and GeodetN
Survey, for which he will make sound
ings in the Arctic Ocean.
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Onjnion Is Confused.

BERLIN, Dec. "a (by wireless
Tuckerton, N. J.)--The interpreta1
of President Wilson's suggestion d
corning peace are somewhat confu|
by the fact that yesterdays comm,
was based on the short extracts fl
his note received here and the al
tional fact that Secretary Of ST
Lansing also made statement 4
corning the Situation which the q
man people are not sure has not b|
distorted, says the Overseas M
agency.
This confusion" the news age1
points out, sis illustrated by the 4
that the comment published by
Vossische Zeitung yesterday and
day differs In important points. 7
terday the Vossische Zeitung cons
cred the presidents note as dill
matte intrigue which had been 2
NOTED by a desire to shield Engls
and declared that the note ought
be received by Germany with
greatest distrust. Today's comm
by the Yossiche Zeitung recogn
that the presidents suggestions,y
their main points are reconcile
with Germany's attitude. 1t says
note Is complicated docume
which is open to various interpre
tons, and adds:
There is no reason for Germany
harbor distrust against President Y
son and believe he was insincere WI
he suggested to our adversaSies Il
they make known their peace COZ
tons.
1.-THE German press is divided il
two groups as to the Interpretation
the presidents note. The Deuts,
Zeltung declares that President Y
sons intention Is to rescue the Ia
from an impending catastrophe" I
newspaper points out that Secret;
Lansing's remarks were published
same time as the note and that II
we're hardly a yelled threat agai
Germany.
The Taglische Rundschlau spec
OF American pressure"
The Magdubergische Zeitung r
slders the note "a snare which is /
In favor OF the entente"
The Hamburger Nachrichten recs
the experience of the Vienna congre
and says:
What the failure of the Ruman;
aid has been unable to do has n
been un dertaken by the Uni
States" jill
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FINANCIAL
GERMAN OPINION
Continued from First PaseJ

one or several others with the inten'
ton of partition or conquest ought to
be prevented"
Finally Baron Bussche, asked to
express his general opinion regard
ing the Presidents note, said:
II think l can state now that the
Presidents note has been Received
with sympathy. This is certainly true
Of official circles.
I'VE shall know after = few Gays
what will be- the entenrr'a answer 10
our offer TO enter inIo (. conversation
Of negotiations Or conference IN
which the belligereutS can oulltn" and
communicate their conditions. This,
| understand. also IS President Will
sons opinion, and we snail Know
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ASP 33l:l1

The best possible Christmas pres
ent for yourself. your son, daughter
father, mother, wife or other relative
or friend, is, beyond all question, a
Paden City lot, which if wisely chosen
and held will easily double your
money in a very short time. Paden
City Industrial advantages in our own
chosen lines are beyond competition ;
hence Paden City industrial prosper,
ity. Prices must easily double and
triple. Visit beautiful Paden City
the first fair day. The next increase
in prices will proba bly, be before De
'cember IS. UNIFORM prices TO ALL
Paden City representatives tell the
truth. Paden City tickets free to &C
tual investors. Ask any OF them.
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BELLA|RE MAN
TRIES SUICIDE
WIN. DoRER, PROMINENT JEwELER
SHOOTS SELF AT HARRISON
STREET HOME.
Removed to experimentation Report
ed Cr1tical-Detatls Lack
ing at Midnight.

William Dorer, Sr., q prominent Bell
aire jcweler. is said tn have attempted
suicide by shooting himself at his home
at 4131 Harrison street. Bellaire, about
10 o'clock last night.
According to information available
from Bellaire police headquarters. Mr..
Dorer was removed to the Bcllaire hos
pital, where his condition was reported
TO be critical. No information could he
secured from the hospital regarding the
case.
No motive for the suicide attempt had
been disclosed at midnight.
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COLONEL MOSELEY TO
URGE MOSELEY BILL

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Colonel George
", H. Moseley, U. S. A., chief Of staff
of the Seventh Pennsylvania division
at Eel Paso, will spend Christmas In
Chicago, consulting with various per-
sons in regard to the Moseley bill Tor
national military training. Colonel
Moseley is on the way to Washington
on orders to attend hearings before
the military committees Of the two
houses of congress in regard to his
hill
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Churches Thank Wilson

THE HAGUE, Friday, Dec. ~. VA
London, Dec. 24.-Delayed).- Cable
messages were sent President Wilson
today thanking him for his effort for
peace," wishing him success and in
voking the divine blessing upon ii.
from the Netherlands group of the
world union Of churches. the Neither
lands National Women's Council and
the Liberal Domestic Union.
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Mot. Delivered

LONDON. Dec. -. l22::2I p. H.
David Il. Francis. the American am
bassador al PptrugraI yesterday hand
ed President Wilson's note to the bel
ligerent powers 70 the Russian Mill
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e 'rA2E
6% & as &3 A8

whether the Entente will avoid an
ering this, our question, which, acc|
ing 10 the latest utterances or Entd
statesmen may seem possible,
whether things will take a dlte1
course"
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FOR RENT
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
ctosLhslfsrsI AaefInu

Stotkh0IdoFI Meeting.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholds1 Of tho
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company. viii b held
ut tho office OF tho Company. In Wheeling. West rir-
gina. on Monday, January 3. 1917, between the
hours OF and O'Clock D. NJ for tho election Of
managers to serve during the ensuing year. and. for
the transaction Of all business that may cons betore
the meeting. including tho proposed donation 10 the
City OF Wheeling Of the old Fair Ground" or
Bridge Park" property Of tho Company for Public
Recreation and Park purToses
JOS. LAWSON. Seeretxsy.
Wheeling. ". Va, December IS. 1915.
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D I e D

ARKLE-Suddcnly. Saturday afternoon. Decembe
%. 1916. at $50 o'clock. HARRY fINCES1
4tlkLE. In tho 4Tth year Of his ase.
Funeral from his late residence. 800 South Penn
street. Tuesday morning. December e6tt. at Sis
O'Clock. Requiem high mass in b. Joseph'S Csthe-
drxI VI 0 O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited
lntennent private in Mt Galway cematsry.
SAPP-On Sunday, December 81. 1915, At 1886
o'clock q. m. ut his late home. No. ot5 Main
street. ALBERT r SAPP, In tho 85h year Of his
agc.
Funeral notice hereafter. 40.
PENDLEToH-on Sunday. December q, 1918. a.:
l2:l5 T. M. att bis late residence. loI Twelfth
street. JOHN o. PESDLEToS.
Funeral services tho residence Tuesday afternoon
at > o'clock. Friends OF the family are Invited t.
attend. lnicrueut private Greenwood cenletay.
please omit floRers.)
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Italian Comment.

ROME. Dec. %, 1890 y. m.-Wia
ParlS. Dee. 24.)--"PrcSidnnt Wilson
note was suggested by Germany" saws
tho Idea NazionHlc. "Gcrmany desired
that her pcar" proposal should be fol-
lowed by great pacific manifestation
and tried TO obtain Il through the vati-
can. which refused. Fui when Germany
declared I" Washington that she was
ready tn examine any peace project of
any neutral government she induced
President Wilson to present his nOic."'
The i;iornalc dltal:a asks:
rs il combined manruvcro" COM
menting IN The rrpor. that the smaller
neutral states are preparing 10 support
the American note. The paner further
says:
"Thrre mistakes arc observable in
the cas-" of III" American note:
First. il was sent when tho Allies
were ahnUt tu reject Grrmany'S prare
proposal: second. it makes no diStinc-
lion between savHC"s and civilized prn-
pie: third. ii proposes peace twenty
eight months too late"
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Home laud Wilenn

ROME. Dec. 20, s:45 p. m.-The Os.
seryatore Romano. the official organ
OF the Vatican in reference to Presi,
oent wilson's note to the belligerents,
says 1t wishes to express full salts.
faction for this very important docu.
ment' by which the authoritative voice
OF the head Of the great American lie,
pubic calls the warning parties to
consider their grave responsibilities
and adVices means to hasten the end
OF the war. It recalls that Pope Bene.
dict also made virtually the same at
tempt In July, 1915. The newspaper
closes Its comment by expressing the
received.
Pope Benedict who had been inform
ed regarding the note since Monday
last expressed the hope that it would
have a beneficial effect, despite its
coincidence with Germany's proposal
Of peace, with which it was pointed
on it must not be connected.
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Is An lJItin,atup,

LONDON, Dec. "a, 9:55 a. MA
Reuter- despatch from Melbourne to-
day quotes Premier Hughes of the
Australian commonwealth as follows
in reference to Secretary Of State
Lansing's explanation of President
Wilson's note to the belligerents:
Under the guise of an addenda to
peace note deploring the war, The
explanation abruptly discloses that The
situation is critical enough TO brinA
the mediator to the verge of war. The
peace note cannot be read apart from
the thinly yelled demand to know the
Allies intentions, not for the purpose
OF mediation, but in Americans inter
ests. Seen in this light the note is
more of an ultimatum than an effort
at mediation"
Premier Hughes, acds the despatch.
has received an invitation 10 attend the
imperial conference early next year
and it is believed he will accept.
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Divided Comment

MILAN, Italy, Saturday. Dec. a3
VIA Paris. Dec. %. 1885 p. nth.
radical newspaper Secolo in its com.
ment on President Wilson's note to bel.
ligerent says:
"Why should neutrals who kent
quiet when the Germans dishonored
Europe. take a stand against war TO.
day when the Allies have we'll founded
hopes of defeating those responsible
Tor so many iniQuties? Their inter.
vention now is an act involving par.
TALLY: Therefore, President Wilson,
initiative is not only inopportune but
unbecoming."
The conservative Perseverance, saws:
Evidently President Wilson fears
that peace will be. concluded without
his assistance but he need not fear as
peace is still far off,
The Socialist newspaper Avanti
praises the President, adding that his
note marks Il noteworthy step toward
the conclusion of peace even if it does
not bring about an immediate definite
result.
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again"
Well, that was FIVE day
mas Eve at eleven o'clock
came back from delivering
delivering toys steadily a
Something bigger thai
polling than hurry, had I'd
l think the name of I
Christmas Spirit.
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WANTED-Male Help

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Although most Of the cities in Ia
pan has good sidewalks. modern
street paving is practically unknown
iii The empire.
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And Eve

And because / think.
could have received, nay
you, too, will find 1t IN "
blessed Christmas morni1
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saoor Sharp returned from Rheims
where fifty big shells fired the even
ing before into theNunfortunate city
recalled the neighborhood Of the STAY
lers of civilians and the demolishers
OF cathedrals, while at the same time
dispatches informed us that the
ldeportations and shootings of Bel
gians continue in spite of the protesta-
tions of Cardinal Mercier, a great pre-
late who might we'll find an echo
among great humanitarians such as
President Wilson.
What is most striking in the note"
adds La Liberte. us the coincidence
or its publication with the delivery Of
the German note. We have no inten.
tion to suspect his word when he de-
clares he did not in any way seek TO
support the German offer, but it. is so
necessary 10 put them into close CON-
Parlson that it would be difficult TO
divert pre-occupation upon this point -
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WANTED-Female Help
FOR SALE

WANTEo-GIrls for light clean factory work Wheel
Ing Can Co.. a & Eon Et d-zS-l
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Jap Comment Friendly.

TOXIC. Japan, Dec. % Saturday,
S:l5 p. m.l-President Wilson'S note
10 the belligerent powers has been
delivered to the Japanese government.
/. The note has aroused extraordinary
interest. The general view of it taken
by the press is that. while it is moi
connected with the German peace pro.
posai. 1t is not unreasonable TO SUP.
pose the two may eventually be Joined
and lead TO peace negotiations. The
prediction is voiced. that Japan and
ner allles VIII reply 10 President Will
commented that they entered the war
IN the robe Of peace" and that The
EFFORTS TO. overthrow German militar.
world peace. ''0'' e
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WANTED-salesmen TO sell household goods. tx
perience unnecessary and liberal oompansadc1 u
w1de awake man. c. F. Adams Co.. llta-Ilt3 Asir
ST.. upstairs,
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He Had Barely Time For One Load.
Fill Up MY Auto Again. "

They had sent him to one of the grimmes grimlest,
orlornest little of tenements In the CITY, and bYapd
o honc and all
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