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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
union HIGH ALUMNI
IN FAREWELL PARTY
Honor Prof. and Mrs. n. L. PeucoFo
Before Their Departure for PennsyL
vania-Reception Last Night.

The alumni Of Union high school ten
dered Prof. and Mrs II. l." fcaic"rI
farewell reception at tho hlEh Schon4
building ut E"nwood last evening. l'r"l'
PcdIcurd. with his wife" leaves To-Day
for his new field at Hickory, Pa. httsr
] several years of splendid service IN the
/ schools Of 'enwond. first rs principal OF
/ the high school and later as SurHrlh'end-
,nt of all Of the schools of Union dis
! lrlct.
Each class Of Union high school was
represented. Alvin Winters. deputy
city clerk Of Wheeling and president OF
tho Union High School Alumni aSsoria-
tinn. presided and in! Il neat address
presented the guests If honor with Il
set of BEAUTIFUL silver spoons. Mr..
l'c,licurd responded with touching adj
dress Of thanks. r. +. MARBLE in one
! Siirln sentence of his address voiced
! tn" sentiment Of the gathering when II"
! said:
The Union high school alumni Will
miss YOU more than YOU can ever
guess"
other addresses. expressing the graft
! tude Ut the alumni for tho services OF
the honor guests genuine regret at their
! lea wing and best wishes for their in-
, lure in their new home. were delivered
! by Mrs. K. r. MARBLE Charles Evans.
, Prof. j. y. King. Or. y. T.. Noite. Nile
! Marpl" and Mrs. Harry Tarr. Mrs.
! Fcdirord also responded TO a call for
an address.
At an appropriate hour dainty r"-
d. ircshmcmts were served 10 ihe follow
ms
! Alvin l.. Winters. Lcnora Rainis.
I Della Davis. Mary f.. Elatchlry, Albert
r.. Nolt" Airs. Anna y. -;"It" Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Davis. Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry
! Tarr. DIR. and Mrs r. NJ. PcdSrord Mr..
and Mrs. :. X. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs
W. l.. i'arman. Mr.. and Mrs. }. u. Mar
pie. Mr.. and Mrs J. T., MCt'anm Ir.
and Mrs. Jesse Hart. Mrs. John Soy
hold. Mrs. \. t. buchanan, William ".
Farmer. lrcnc Farmer. Rosetta N"TlH.
A. f. Bryant Charles Evans Charles a.
| Erosch. Mrs. Charles HroSch. Irene
Rude. ]. f. Evans. Ethel Zimmcrman.
Mrs. \. B. Rinehart. Mrs. Nile \. Mar
pic Nile y. Marplc. Carrie Zimmerman.
. prof. and Mrs. J. T. King. Virginia
! Leach. Margaret Z. Miller Thomas
William f. k"ffAr. Gladys Irene Rell.
F'ri"dn Wichtcrman, Ress Tu'ue. Min
mic Davis. Beatrice Gatewood and Au-
gust VI. Schad.
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HUNTING FREIGHT MAY
BECOME REAL SPORT
Congested Condition Of Local Stations
Causes Draymen to Quit
Business.

During tho past week two we'll known
local draymcn have quiet the business.
and both civ" as III" reason the fact
that they lose so much time AZ The de-
pots in trying 10 find freight which
should he set aside for them. They
claim that often they spent two or
three hours in hunting around through
the freight stations for packages and.
in fact. nearly half their time was thus
taken up, they SAY. business has be-
come Improbable as a result.
This has become n general complaint
not only among draymen of the city.
hut merchants and persons receiving
freight from other points The candt-
lion has r,a" hod tho point that II Is now
an abuse. many claim. The condition
prevails in both the r. & q. and tn"
Pennsylvania freight depots. II is
claimed the railroads arc not employ
Ing a force sufficiently large enough 10
properly handle the freight consigned Ia
local mercnhnts..
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SEVEN CANDIDATES IN
CONGRESSIONAL STRUGGLE

FARGO. y. d. July ?.-One Of the
post complicated congressional cam
y;aignS in tho history Of this state
closed tonight. preparatory TO the Sre-
cial elecrinn tomorrow to choose n sue
Csssnr to II. r. IlrlEesou. who died IN
Washington several months ago. Voters
Of tn" FIRST North Dakota district are
10 cast thu ballots which hear m"
names OF seven candidates and heavy
vote has hc.u predicted. Tho district
is normally Republican.
Tn" big field results from n conflict
in Republican circles and the entry
Into national Thlj;ics nr the mon pnrti-
san league" III" farmers organization
whirh swept Tho stat" on Il public own
o:Shir campaign last fall. Its randI-
dat" is John NJ En"r. of Fargo. George
A. Bangs. Of Grand Forks. is I'll" Demo-
cratic candidate. and II. n. .\k"r. NJ
Fargo. is running as Il 'n"n-partisan
ive-R"puhlican." There are
four names ON tn" Republican column:
Innry q Wick. Cavalier: Olcer II Eurt
moss. Grand Forks: T. r. ruthher,.
Devils. Lake. and Charles ". Plain.
Milton.
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GUARDSMEN TO FRANCE
ICcnttnued from First Page.)

snoci6c,l,r notified by my author
HPeCilC"i4f it0.ii LII 81: $500
II! tnat 'its VIII Ao' oe "a
tO-wlt
New York. PennS!lFanla. Ohlo'
West Virginia, Michigan, NiScon-
sin Minnesota, Iowa, North Da-
,.a,., cnn,b n.,kn,Y Nnhr,sl;a
% % "t ,1',',',>.hi,o t.nr,,,nr,
Mai''e' ~" il"I,i "t"'t''
Massachusetts. RROdt iSlahu, loH'
neCtlCul. New Jersey, Delaware,
MARYLAND district of Columbia,
Eiruini, Nnr,h Carolina South
ri.7,I;, Tonnnssoa IIiirn;r Non.
t"i'''t'", u'i .I,'L 'a'''' W..,.i;,1c
lat'd' !oh'iiS' t""4i"' ,i.'
ION, oregon, iHuldid' NtH I'm!
Georgia, Florida. Alabama. Mis-
sissipni. Arkansas. Louisiana, ok.
I.,LoTra TnyaS Ais so,ri Kansas
"oi,rn,io Nv. Nnvico Arizon.
t"Io'"u', NTn NiN"'
Ctdh ana lalllOrnla.
5. All persons h"rHhF GRATED
snail on ana from lht "t' Gay "
August. lSil' stand diScharEeo
from inc mllltIa anu. uhdeF TUG
terms OF section "i the ACT ~
May is. l9lI. J." SunJc't [" inc
laws and regulations governing
the regular army. except as 10
promntl0nS so lar as such laws
and rcglila tons are applicable 10
ncrsouS whose permanent retention
in IN" military service on the &C
tive or retired list is not c"ntem-
plated by law.
Il. Tn" mcmhers Of each COM
pany. Battalion. regiment. brigade,
division ar other organizations OF
the National Guard hereby drafted
into the military S"rH'"" "r IN"
United states stall be emnouicd IN
organizations corresponding |"
those OF the regular army ne 81
ilce"s not AnuF" the RANK %
National Guard. VII" ar" ara tcu
ana whose Offices are ptHSluea LOT
IN IKE DISSERTATIONS VI ,hr itG W..
army. ar' herSpE aPi'"'H'Iue ~ 49,
III the arm! ot inc ni'tu @'T ,
the drHh' Sldl l. C"tFH VI N1P'
mont ana Ill the eraoeS III M"','
;hcY now hnld COMMISSIONS aS o'
fir"rS or the Nati"hal ''uaru' SUN
appointments 7" De eileGtiNe' SUP
t"c1 t" acceptance on ana from tne
liith ia! "t AHsuS,' mn n
OF ih"m Suplect 70 suCh
hhct' Is h"I'uH $500, su as 20 80
unte l" We ~ do c..", n 80 ~
:" u. '" ,,, ,'-o n,nn,hcrs of the
or,,ar,yaiinn Of tbe National guard
-, ',.,,;"h ,;,,,,, ~ NO drafi h. held
co,nmieion The non-commis-
I sfrnnrs, ~ 10 nrpanizaijon
~ -,,i,n., rnara the man-
,,.s Of ,,,hirh ,re bcrehy drafted
80 s,nSn,od nnn.ror,mIs.
49, of,;cart IN ,hair nrrsen,
aa a., ,he orraniza>ions Of tho
80. cor,nnsaG ST said MON bers
60 .,, ~ j., oach case have the
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Ob!T( !ARY
Policemen AS Parbearers.

This afternoon At 2:i5 o'clock funeral
services will h" conducted in III" home.
No. 2Sl6 Jacob street. for the lain Ed
ward Frantz whose death occurred Sat
urday evening. Tho Rov. $. II. Matzke.
pastor nf 81. Stephens church. will CON
duct the services. lntnrmcnt will he in
Mt. Xinn's cemetery.
Tho body Of the late police officer will
he horne 10 its last resting place by six
officers who were associated with him
on the police department during tho
several years that he served the city.
The paIlhearcrs will hc Lon Barun,. Joe
ronlry. Carl Schulrz". William Horst
mann. Henry Bartholomew and Emil
nurpkc. Chief nf Police J. 6. sill has
ordered practically III" entire force To
turn out aS IN honorary escort. Headed
by tho Warwohd hand th" officers Will
march To the F'rantZ home In attend the
services and then Will hend the process
sion n the cemetery.
\ beautiful floral pirr" sen; by the
noli"" fore" occupies n prominent place
AT the cnSkrt,
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SALVAGING COPPER
CARGO LOST in LAKE
DISASTER YEARS AGO

ALPENA, Mich, July 9.-Part OF
the valuable cargo OF copper and
relics from the steamer Pewabic, sunk
in Thunder bay. Lake Huron. in 1853.
left here yesterday in steamer bound
for Toledo, Ohio.
The Pewabic was sunk In COLL.
sion with the steamer Meteor and
only a few OF those on board were
saved. Several lives have been. added
TO those lost with the vessel In ef.
forts to salvage the cargo, which in
addition to copper, said TO be worth
today approximately 100000, included
a large Quantity OF pig iron.
An improved type OF diving suit has
enabled men to reach the vessel.
which lies at a great depth on the
bottom Of the lake.
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Restaurant Proceeds
Go to the Red Cross
Crystal Dairy Lunch Room Turns
over Receipts of MONDAY Meal
New Members Received.

The Crystal Dairy restaurant on
Market street patrintically came 10
the aid OF the Red Cross YESTERDAY
when it turned over TO the wheeling
chapter all receipts between II a. m
and {. p. m They amounted to $500.
The cash register was III charge or
the following active members Of The
Wheeling chapter Mrs. Joseph Spei'
del. Jr.. Mrs. William Cummins. Miss
Mary Alexander. Miss Mildred Beat
tie and Miss Adelaide Schockey.
Two donations, one for $25 from nr.
W. S. Fulton and one for IS from Il.
r. Thomas, were received al head
quarters Of the Wheeling chapter yes
lerday
The membership Of The local chap
ter was brought mp 10 about ll.l50
Yesterday when - new memberships
were turned in from Ronny's Point
and Philadelphia and =" from War
wood
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The WILTSHIRE
LEGAL NOTICES


THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA CAPITOL BUILDING. CHARLESTON.
A meeting Of Tho Public Service Commission OF
WIS, Virginia held on the End day Of july. A. D..
lqlT
CASE No co...
MANUFACTURERS LIGHT & HEAT CoMPAET.
Application To change rates
Whereas application has this day been filed By the
Manufacturers Light Heat Company TO change It's
rates IN Hancock Brooke. Marshall and Ohio Coun-
ties il is hereby ordered that leare be granted 70
sny person interested file objection thereto before
tho Commission At any time or hrforc the ljth Day
q, August, 1917. and. this matter be set down Tor
hearing at 4 meeting II the Commission 10 he held
at its offices In the capitol Building IN the iity OF
Charleston on the said 18th day II August. 1871 Al
TWO o'clock u. M. which time any person may ap'
rear md make sucE objection may be desa!cd
proper.
f. is furth-- ordered that the applicant publish
cory NJ this ORDER cacl Tr- fnt fur successive
verbs IN two newspapers =, opposite fmlii!rs and Of
general circulation II such IEc:e Ia. IN III" counties
%, Hancock Brooke Marshall and Ohio. aud copy
If this order and sI:: proposed rates IN posted hT
public iaSrc,pn AT tie c:cc II the Mayor. or some
ether rnu SnIruns place III each o the towns affected
by said proposed chang" In rates Tor -FOUR successive
weeks prior To August 18th. 1877 ard that due re-
turn thereof be made to this Commission.
Cocy.
TcNec: r. p. BERSHElM.
jy.tn-i7-24 81 Secretary
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WOMAN BOOTLEGGER
GETS STIFF SENTENCE

FAIRMONT, w. Va. July Six
months in Jail and a hne OF 500 with
an alternative of working out the
fine at the rate of 81 per day was
the sentence imposed on Mrs. Nellie
Swisher. who was arrested yester,
day charged with violating the pro-
hibition law. At her trial TO-
day before Judge Canoway she main
tained the whiskey was for her per-
sonal use. Unable to pay the fine her
iail term will total about ten months.
State authorities say that women are
now bringing whiskey into the state
for their male. companions TO sell and
that all women found with whIskey IN
their possession will be prosecuted.
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EMPEROR APPROVES
Continued from First Page.)

| might find a common ground Of negotia-
tons The German censorship forbade
publication Of this C"ntrist party load
ers speech as we'll as certain brief re-
marks in tho reiChStng committee s"S-
sion made by the chancellor. 1t was
known, however. that the Centrist mem
Der was Matthias Erzberger.
That the whole German situation is
likely to be thrashed out very thorough
~ in the reichstag WAS indicated IN
conferences which rho kaiser and the
chancellor had today in Berlin with
Field Marshals Hindenburg and Ludrn
dorf. The two army commanders made
a hurried trip from the front. arriving
Saturday.
AMSTERDAM. July a.-The main
committee OF the r"ichstag today con-
! rinued its confidential discuss ions Of
/ DR.. Won Rethmann-lIollweg. the impe-
rial chancellor. the secretary of state
and many members nj the bundesrat at
| tended the meeting.
| AMSTERDAM, July 9-Thc German
} imperial chancellor. nr. Bethmnnn-Holl-
veg. had another conference with En-
reror William today.
AMSTERDAM. July 9.--The Austrian
cabinet. the l.okal AnzicEcr. Of Berlin.
says il learns. has decided 10 resign.
j \ new minist"ry. II adds already is in
course nj formation. tThe present aims
Of the cabinet under the premiership of
Or. Won Iihler. has been in office only
two weeks. having n"rn formed june
-. II succeeded the cabinet of Count
Clam MARITIME. which had a stormy ca
reer Of six months)
AMSTERDAM July 9.-Thc Tagn-
blatt. Of berlin. says it is rumornd that
change In The German CHARACTERISTIC
may be expected. Among those men
toned as tn" possible successor Of
Chancellor Won I:rthmnnn- lInllwcg il
c"llnr: Count v"n Hcrtling. Eavarian
prim" minister. and Count van Rncdcrn.
secretary of tho imperial treasury.
count Won Ei'rtlinc has had several
conferences rrcnii'ly with AuStro-llun-
Eariam ofIICialS. presumably in regard
I" peaC" questions. He is said IT, ia
vnr pear" without cash micmnity. Dur
ing tha war Prince Won Burlnw has
spent most Of his time in Switzerland.
! II has been rrp"rtrd that the German
government has kept him in de-
tachrd pusition in the expectation Of
calling him back when the time came
70 arrange peace. with The idea that M
could render greater services IN nc
count "f having had no share in the
conduct Of thu war;
COPENHAGEN. July . ""d trout
, hlrs gave rise 10 dcmonSt rativr 81 rik"
in large factories at Cologne on Saiur-
day. linth SocialiS; and Catholic Unions
took part in the movement. An official
report says the unions decided to re-
sumo work the following day.
! LONDON. July According to rn-
ports reaching Rotterdam from lf"rln
and forwarded by the Exchange Tclc-
graph. Emperor William invited tn"
neutral am sSadGrs and ministers 10
n conference" on saturday.
Barnard Crli"r" girls have THd" ".mnU
hanrag"s ami II lHrE" number al sweat
.rS and mufilrrs far III" soldiers. and
HAY" pledged $".:inn 'fur foreign relief
work
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NO NEW CASES
City Manager Magic Says Health DE-
partment Has smallpox Cases
Well In Hand.

There were no new developments in
the smallpox situation during the day.
city Manager G. o. Maggie stated last
evening. The health authorities. he said.
seem 10 have the situation we'll in hand.
and there have been no new sases since
the fourth ono was removed 10 the
municipal hospital last week
n is said that a Maynard negro. par
TALLY recovered from smallpox. broke
quarantine and escaped to Pennsylvania
via Bridgeport and Wheeling.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. July ?-Mcrc4ntile
paper :; sterling 50 day bills s47c: com.
mcrciaI SO day bills on banks, 41i7i:
commercial 10 day bills 81 =: demand.
as ola: cables. 49, rs; francs. de-
n,and az 9. cables. ~ 5-iic: lircs. de-
mamd, s7.2I: Cables. SEQ: ruhles, de-
mand se.an: cables. sea: bar silver.
SAC: M"xican dollars. sl74c.. Railroad
bonds firm.
~: six months. iitnt&.
Call money steady: high. 3: low. AZ;
ruling ratio. 3: last loan. az; CLOSING
bid 2; offred at 2k.
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Funeral for Mrs. Van poren Today.

This aftcrn0un at 2:30 o'clock funeral
services for Mrs, Martina II. Van pornm.
who died Sunday. will be held in the
home of her Sun-ln-law. Daniel Lytln
Of lil4 Woods street. lntrrmcnt will
h" in Peninsula cemetery.
Mrs. Van liurcn was born in Charles
TOWN. jefferson county. in 1915. She
WIS Il sister Of Mrs. Emma Thurlnw Of
his city. who passed away last Satur-
day. Mrs. Van bnr'.m was member Of
the Methodist Episcopal faith ami lived
in this city MANY years. Sh" leaves Onr
brother. Samuel II Johnson. Sr.. Of
Cleveland. and - daughter. Mrs. Lille
lyllc. III this city.
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BOSTON WELCOMING
B. P. @. E. DELEGATES

RrSTt1N. July ?.--ThtS city was given
over tndHy In the thousands; nf delegates
and visitors IN III" annual rnnVcntihu Of
III" R"nrN"l"nt and Protective order Of
Elks Preparations long under way for
ihnir' ont rrtainmcnt had hnnn completed
and buildings in many sections were
Ella horarrly decorated in their honor.
The grand lodge session was formally
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opened tonight with James f. Nicholson.
past grand exalted ruler, presiding.
The political side Of the convention
was greatly in evidence today. Chief
interest lay in the contests for the o..
flee of grand exalted ruler, between freq
Harper Of Lynchburg. Va. and john W.
Stevenson OF Fulton. y. Y. The cleo
ton will be held tomorrow.
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Funeral for Mrs. Kilver Today

This Hftrrmnnn ut nrlnrk the funeral
for Mrs August s. kilvcr. aged 20.
widow nj III" lntr Henry iilv"r. who
died Saturday. will II" held in tho family
homo oh25 Jacob street. Burial will be
in tirrrnWOnd.
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r,nera1 for rriery Child.

Y"SlcrdNy Inc fUnNFal Tor EafhcrinN
Virginia. hrr"yeHr-old daughter Of
N"Itlr rRud"nl and Harry !. F'ircry. who
died III Il Baltimore hospital was held
in the family home @330 Market street
Yesterday T'nral WAS I'm Mt Calvary.
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State Deaths.
-. a. fI.He,,.4.. r


Srrral hISrstrh :" th" ln'olligenrrr
CI.ARkSEl Ri. w. Va. July D.
Following u surgical operation for gall
| stones In rlnrks hurG hospital. Mrs
Valina Snyder. "a. Of Nnrthvi"w. is
dad. having succumhnd last night She
| is survived by ~ children. Her body
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FRANCHISE NOTICE

Notice LIS hereby given that under proriIoas al
ordinance granted BY Tbs Board CT Corrn:troae.i
Of the Couaty Of Ohio. TO the Wheeling Elm Gso'e
railroad Corpany which ordinances was 7.ssso DE.
c.mber %. 1897. and becAms effectns on the Sri
tsy NJ January 1928, the said Board Vi COMMISSION.
ora NJ IN. County OF Ohio will on the 9th uss 0!
july 1917 ac; upon amendment to sind frs:t4sr.
recurring The West Virginia TracicL Electric Coi...
psny to change tho location OF It's tracks 20 tie d
de OF tho road from cullert on The N<iioa-.
rr.r Cecil Place TO the Town Of Elm Grove.
TIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE coLN-
TY OF OHIO.
CHAS. o. EPHLlS.
President :,
Il C. UNDERWOOD. Z
Ie-s.30t Ce'k.
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Funeral FOR Charles pornan.

Th funeral Of Charles l'nrnan. who
died in II local hospital from wounds re-
rnivrd whcu struck Ivy a train. was held
Yesterday afternoon at tn" home Of his
hrur h.r. Earl Dorian. of "li4 Jacob
street Int"rmcrt was In Linwood GEM
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Funeral for william bloomfield.

Yesterday morning in III" family home
nj Sand I'M funeral services were held
for William Bloomfield. widely known
farmer and resident Of Marshall "nun-
~ WIN passed away Saturday, Scores
Of friends Of IIr Eloomiiald attended
the services in paying Ih"lr last tribute
C. ~ Sampson. nf Rcnwnod Methodist
Episcopal church. nfficiaind. \ hsleEa-
ticn Of members from tho Nightin galn
lodge l. 9. -. i. attended ir 4 body
1nlcrmcnt was in Dallas. cemetery.
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As memorial 10 Gyp. III" organ,
izattorS faithful mascot for many
years. East Orange IN. ~ lodge NJ
chauffeurS will ercrt 4 monument to
tho dog. which died recently. 4
notice nf Gyp'5 death MAS posted in a
garage.
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BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
BedfordSprings PA. )Hotel&B Baths
4 MOUNTAIN Pa

Play. rest. or take curative waters ht TINS
delightful mountain resort. Hcalthful chmatei
rnmrrnY appointed hotel. Livery outdoor ano
indoor diversion; good motor roads. ,,,
Also famous Magnetism Baths and Alnerul
Waters that equal those OF celebrated EURO
pcRn resorts.
Excellent accommodations for motorists.
NOW OPEN.
n r. BAnis Mgr ~ C.. Swe~nT. ASST Msr
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HUH1tHu bLHCr1u6HI. .
PETROGRAD, July 9.--Seceral VII
Lagos and more than 1000 men have
been captured by the Russians west OF
Stanis:au in Galicia. the war office an
nounces. -,
F'orty-eisht guns. including IL or
large size. and many machine guns, were
captured by the Russians
Russian cavalry Is pursuing the ~
treating enemy and has reached tho
1nkya river
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Arittkh Staternept.

LONDON. July 9.--.In successful
raid by us last night southeast Of HarSii'
court We captured So prisoners. includ
Ing one officer" says today Official an
nouncement. "A hostile rhidinE party
was repulsed early this morning south
east Of Lnos."
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william 8. Latdley.

tHARI.ESTpN. W Va. July p
William Sidney l.alhl"y. "nr NJ me
prominent YVES, Nircin;anS nf. IN" older
Srh"ul. died AT his home h"r" today Al
or Il lingering illness. IL WAS sborn IN
1889. lie represented Kanawha county
in the house Of delegates I'M lS12-IJ.
Surviving children and other relatives
reside in this city and in Baltimore.
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~
German Statement,

RERLIN CvIa Londonl, July o
French trenches on A front of 3h2 kiln-
meters (about two milcS) on the Oisnr
front have been captured NY the Ger
mans, who took son prisoners. the war
office announced today.
The official statement issued today hv
tho German army headquarters STAFF
saws the Russians who attacked yrSicr-
dav in eastern Galicia wer" brought IN
a standsti1l by German reserves after
the Russians had pressed back the do
tenders In tho direction Of tho wooded
heights Of CzarnylaS. The announce
mnnt follows:
"Althou Ch between tho Stripa and tho
Zlnta Lipo thcre were merely lively ar
tillerr cnga gcm"ntS and some thruSts
which brought us prisoners. fresh hnt-
Ties developed near Stani>lnu. BY strong
Russian attacks the troops between
Citzov and Zagwnzdz--a distance nj !"
acknowledgements" pressed back in tn"
direction Of the wn"d,'d heights OF
Czarnylas BY the intervention az Ger
man reserves the. thrust WAS brought I"
a standstIll.
I'm III" Carrathians the pronounced
activity of Russian batteries continues
There were local attacks by tn" Rus
Sims at several places.
"Thn. si,uH:Ion is un"hlncod on IN"
from. Of Fi"ll Marshal v"n Markens"u
and in Macedonian.
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