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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10
DR.. YOcuIn Speaks TO
The Wheeling Teachers
Says Facts Should Pc Associated With
Something On Which Educational
Usefulness Depends.

Many Wheeling and Ohio teachers
were present 10 hear the first lecture
OF the series tn he given this winter NJ
tn Wheeling High school. yesterday af-
tnrnnon. The lecture was delivered by
pr. A. Duncan YuCum, dean Of the Chair
Of Education In III" University Of Penn
Sy!vauia, PHILADELPHIA. Ills talk was
very Coscly followed and dealt with Va
rinus phases Of education.
Dr. Yucum called attention to the num-
erous activities of the public school sys-
tenn of Wheeling. It's manual training
and trade classes. hygiene and medical
inspectors nrc doing fine work. And
no said that 1t eX"lnplficd Il change that
is taking place in American education In
general.
He said: I'VE are no longer interest
cd In facts rs facts. hut in what a fact
suggests to the learner or some change
that ii makes in his future experience.
For example. the United States History
used to tcuCh that the steamboat was
introduced on the Ohio river In some
year such as 1903 or 1911 or in some nd-
ADMINISTRATION such rs Icticrson's or Mad
ison's. What does ii matter which,
What tho fact should suggest 10 the pu-
pill Is the shortening Of time and DIS
lance between tho East and West and
the MISSISSIPPI valley ana inc RESULTING
settlement and industrial development
Tho dates meant nothing.
THE idea II shortening timo in trans
portation explains the SucZ and Panama
canals. the Union Pacific railroad lines
and host of other important events.
No fact should DO taught in any school
subject that Is NOT associated with
thing on which its educational useful
ness depends. In this. every branch ot
study has its alphabet and its multipli-
cation table. and the pupil who masters
them is compelled TO think instead OK
merely remembering facts
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British and French There.

ITALIAN MILITARY ZONE. IhurS-
day, Nov S.---l:o!h Ert!sn ."'i FRENCH
troops arc going toward - front
The French and British representa-
ti,rs who have GONE /" ItNiy hH'; Il COZ
ference Of two hours today with KING
Victor Eman'aaurl. The military meas
Gros called FOR by n" present situation
wcrc discussed in active md cordial col
lobnrat:un. On .ta"inS the king IN"
party visited l'rcrch and British troops
going toward the front.
In the party arc the British premier
lloyd C:eocg.. the TrrEc:l premier. !aul
painlcvc: the Italian premier. Nitt"r'p
Orlando: I.i"ut"n.H t-G"n"ral Sir William
Robertson. chief OF th. Imperial stair a.
British army headquarters: Maj"r-ti"n-
era, Wilson. Suh-chlct of tie british
general staff: General Shuts. formerly
the British commander in South Africa
the Italian foreign minister. Baron H"n-
zinc: the French minister o! MISSIONS
abroad, Henry Franklin Houillon: Gen
pral Fuch. chief o: staff Of the French
war ministry and their $tafts.
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Russian capital. but with the att%

Russian capital. but with the attt
tude Of the Russian soldiers on tho
various fronts regarding its assump-
ton OF power still UNKNOWN
The reports from Russia still 70
main meager. but those that are
drifting through indicate that Len
inc and his followers. including the
congress Of workmcu's and soldiers
delegates. are DESTROYS Of n ccssa-
ton rt hostilitirs for three months
along all the battle fronts in order
that efforts may bn concentrated
uopn bringing abont peace
With The telegraph lines In tho
hands Of the Bolshcviki faction, II
is natural TO assume that all COM
munications emanating from Petro-
grad lean toward Lcnine and his
faction aud their ambitions. hut ad-
vices at hand from official and SEMI
official Russian quarters In Europe
and the United States tend TO lcss-
on the apparent gravity OF the stu
alton and 70 indicate that order will
BE- brought out Of tho prevailing
chaos at no idistant date.
Contradictory rumors continue to
circulate rs 70 the whereabouts OF
Premier Kerensky. II having been
rcported that he was under arrest
and being taken back to PctroErad
for trial by court martial. and also
that he was continuing his journey
toward the front IN an cndcavor 10
strengthen the morale Of the troops
and put down the revolt Various
members OF kcrensKy's cabinet are
still incarcerated IN tho fortress OF
St. Peter and ST. Paul in PetroGrad.
and il is reported that General
Kornitofr, former commander In
chief Of the Russian forces, who
has hrcn under arrest for some
time. also IS being taken thithcr for
trial In connection ~-1h the pre-
vnus revolt.
Meanwhile it r. stated that Pctro-
grad has returned to normal so far
ns tho civilian population Is con-
crrncd. The casualties during tho
homhardments of the winter nalncu
and rs result Of the street fight
ing in the capital Tuesday night
and Wednesday morning wore relA-
lively small
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blowing Up Bridges.

ITALIAN ARMY FIApQtAkTEHS,
Wednesday. Nov. "a dr%'a bridges
hay. been blown M on III" l.!p'"E'
rive und delay as much rs rc$Si2.c the
advance Of tins Austro-t;crmanS toward
The, Fiavr r.v,,.-. = IL. l.iN"iIHa ~ 4 small
or. river, than tn. rneIlamcnto ana offers
fewer dirticuiJir> /" tho invading arm!
to cross II bui ;rlu rriirnE Italian army
is now better o, Ei,nizrd than II was on
tho banks Of liz: TaCl!amehlo and is
CAPABLE OF Er-s=;:r resistance.
Indeed. Sur.. III the ltuiian cnntinS-
nnis ARE animated by such ardor 10 hEht
The enemy that th~E ur" losing contact
with the main body md risk hcinE SUI
. rounded by the acknowledgements who
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livery may be made; such charge shAu
be subject to the approval Of the fuel
administration
The maximum prices for coke made
in ovens. without by-product recovery
cast of the Mississippi River shah be:
Blast furnace coke, Sc; foundry coke u
hour selected. 81; crushed coke, over one
inch size. $3.50: The maximum prices
for various grades Of beehive coke msde
in districts other than that described
heretofore shall bear the Same ratio to
te established price Of the coal from
which. the coke Is made as the average
contract prices of the same grade Of
coke had to the average contract prices
of coal during the years 1919 and 1913
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German Staten ent.

REf:IlN. Nov. H.-~lritsh Admiralty
pcr Wireless PrrS&--'rhr AuSiro-Gcrrnan
forces ~ northern Italy, overcoming the
resistance OF the Italinu rrnr-Gunrds are
advancing toward the Pavc river. the
war Office announces. The coInmun1ca-
ton follows:
"Thr I.ivcnzn river has been crossed.
rho Allied tAustro-[ierman) armies
overcoming the resistance Of the Italian
rrnr-g,lar1s. are advancing ceas"Icssly
on mountain roads and on the plains. In
driving sno wanG pouring rain. toward
thr piavc"
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PEROGEAD. Nov. 9.-Thc mill
tary revolutionary committee has
decided to bring General kurnilon.
leader of the recent revolt. and his
supporters to PetroGrad anu inn
prison them in the fortress OF st.
Peter and 81. Paul. They will he
brought TO trial before 4 military
revolutionary tribunal.
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GEN. CADORNA
Continued Prom Page ona-)

ton with a permanent intrr-allied con-
ference OF the military officers. Gen
cral Cadorna has been removed from
Supreme command nj the Italian ar
mics and given post on the inter
allied conference. the other members
OF which will be the noted French
general, Fpch. and General Wilson,
Sub-Chirf OF the British general staff.
General Diaz has hrcn placed in chief
command Of the Italians.
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PRrsoNEB SEEKS xE1KAu.

While an officer from Nashville
Tenn. is said to be On his way hero to-
take Joseph Hamilton back to servo out :
an unexp ired sentence for breaking his
parole, Attorney William Bradshaw
served subpoena on Chief Of Police
Sill last night for the appearance OF
the prisoner In court at IL o'clock CHS
morning.
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PETROGRAD. Nov. "a dis
patch from HelsinGfors. Finland.
says that delegatcs>from the Baltic
sra and army committees have re-
solved to adher" 10 the revolution
AIRY committee. and :hr revolution
AIRY committee ut Rcval has nccu-
pied ali n" important strategic
points.
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have advanced either higher or lower
on the river than the position occupied
by the Italians.
Meanwhile the Italian retreat has
greatly shortened tn" n-htinE lir". re-
duCinE it to scarcely thirty miles IN
lcugIa. This :av"rS Ii, concentration
uf Italian torccs Tor defense.
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PEROGEAD. 'Nor. 9.-The con-
gross Of soldiers and workmen's
delegates today appealed to the
Russian army TO stand firm and 10
protect tn" revolution against i'm
rcrialistic. attempts until the new
government had obtained A demo-
cratic peace.
The revolutionary element under
Niholai Lenine continues to hold the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10
WAGE INCREASE aRANTED.

CONNELISVILLE. Pa. Nov. 9.-H.
G, FrIck Coke company today announced
tina, their 10000 employees would be
granted a wage increase raging from
ten to twenty per cent effective tonor.
row. This ia the second increase given
the FrcI employees in two months, and
the sixth wage advance in two years
Tho advance will affect the following
Inside mine work, track laying blasting.
timbcring. inside and outside laborers
and others.
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Holding Them Back.

ROME, Nnv. ?.--Thc Italians arr skill
holding back Ih" AEStrinils ?n! ti"r-
mauS By rear guard actions, Will" the
main body Of the troops IS establishing
itself on the positions rhoErn tor ~
resistance. says l"duy'S nh!cia' STATE
mont
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The government Of Peru VIII CIV" %
free scholarships in arts and trades
the seudcn,s in return serving the gov
ernlncnt for periods equal to the length
OF their scholarships.
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AMSTERDAM. Nov. q The
Rheinischc WeStfaliSchc IcitunC Of
Essen. Germany. publishes 4 Stock
holm telegram saying that Premier
KerenSky has been arrested.
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Try Thorn Do Not Do You nore Good Ina Az
Medicine Your Druggist Viii Refund You ~ Csa

stomach roooie
general weakness
1dney
forms these ailments that prov
BRTONE You tined many goo
aiment may nave oeen
Of We have successful in 50 many case o.
you
have nothing will refund double the ree pee a.
Va Cooperative
heelng ": Va; pankwoh Bros Bel
lareO Roberts Drug Store. Bird Geport Ohio
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AHn1cAH CASUALTY.

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 9.-Names Of
the following American appears In TO-
days casualty list:
DANGEROUSLY Ill: J. p. KsdT St.
Joseph. Mo.
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CLARKSBURG BOWLERS

WIN Se1es Of Match Games From Local
Team by Margin Of As Pins
7,bc crack team OF hnwlcrs from
rlarkshurg met and defeated the local
hn,rl,rs on the Musec alleys last night
.y ten pins in the five games. Ehis
gives the series 10 Clarksburg rs they
won the former games by IS points, CIV
ing them. lead Of As pins. Last nights
ecnrcs follow:
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tho defenders Of the winter palace
are put at about 80 killed and
wounded
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ARMISTICE OFFER
Continued From Puge one.)

d1ers' and workmen's delegates to
assure the publication Of their Of
fetal organ, the Eabotchata Gazette,
which was suppressed by former
Premier Kecensfy. The Tsentro
Flotte, the organ Of the central
committee of the navy, Is being
published ii the offices OF the
Bourse Gazette.
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FETEOGEc2, Nov. 8, (ThursdaD
At thu S:no5ET institute the Asso- .
.ciateI Press was Informed. that two
detac.,,U2rts 1t troops headed for
Petrcg-ad - response to an early
appeal rom former Premier Keren-
sky we're met outside the city by
COMM S;ore-s ard persuaded to re-
turn 20 the front. The corresp ono-
emit also vas informed thai the ar
mics on thu northern front had
elected Il evolutionary committee,
which declared IL support of tho
congress. \ delegation from the
eleventh army ~idch arrived in Pet
rog-ad yesterday has joined the re-
volteG garrison.
A French officer. it was reported,
was wounded daring last nights
ACTION. The losses OF the wo-kneu's
and zo,dler5' organization are said
to be orc ss:lo- killed and several
wounded. The casualties among
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
ALEx|EFF .Ex0RTS
RUSSIAN ARMY
UPON DANCER R
lmpotenCy Threatens in Face
Of Enemy, He Declares,

PETROGRAD, MAY p The first
congress OF the delegates OF Officers OF
the army and navy met at headquarters
here today. More than loo attended.
Gcnes< RIexieit, commander -ln-chlei
OF thcSsSny, addressing the congress
recalled The cries OF alarm, such as tho
country is in danger" which had been
heard recently. and said
There is good reason Tor these CRIES
for the comball,encS, OF the army TIA,
noticeably decreased in consequence It
dissension and mistruSt between olt'-
GERS and men The Russian army which
was so formidable YESTERDAY i, stricken
today with fatal impotency and that,
too, in the face OF terrible and tena
ciouS enemy who is stretching out ms
eager hand toward the provinces u
South Russia, not Contcntlng himself
with the provinces already invaded "
General Alcxcii, eNhorted the dele
gates TO use their utmost efforts as
soon as they rcjo,n their regiments 10
terminate the internal quarrclS IN the
army, restore vanished discipline and
try in every way possible to rcunlte Jt-
iieers aud soldiers and make them
again capable OF marching to victory,
without which, he declared, the welfare
of Russia was impossible
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Imperial Regime
Thrsatsned, He Says

GENEVA May y--Thing, are 60.
ing badly in Germany and the Imperial
regime is threatened, according to Dr
Afistides Asuero, recalled Cuban min.
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John Vernon Early, grade "a, is
winner of the flag essay contest from
the Jefferson school John. the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs v G, Early, is only
& years old He is the youngest winner
III the contest
The winning essay follows
Il love my flag love IT more than
tongue can tell The red stands for
bravery, and IT makes YOU think OF the
blood OF our great men who died 10
make our country free.
White stands for purity; It makes
YOU want to live a ckan, honest, Chris
tan man.
Blue is for tructh; it reminds all men
they should love their country They
must be large and strong and willing
to fight for its every cause
There are forty.eght stars in the
flag | he for,y-Slxth ono is Oklahoma
state Oklahoma state was the first
state To enter the union dry
81 pledge allegiance to God and rry
country one language and one flag"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
LABOR SHORTAGE
WORST IN YEARS
ASSERTS ASHTON
State Official Seeks Aid of
Grain Men in Finding Men,

Cooperation OF the Oklahoma Grain
Dealers association with the state de-
partment OF labor in its attcmp, to Sc
cure sufficient harvest labor this year
was urged by w &. Nhton, state labor
commissioner. in an address delivered
before the association today The speech
was made in the Skirvin hotel where
the grain men arc holding their TWEEN
tie,h annual convention.
Situation Serious.
Mr.. Ashton declared the labor situa.
tion confronting the grain industry i,
the most serious in years. Only abou,
1000 have registered with his depart
ment for harves, abor this year. he said,
or this number many asked for trans
por,aton and were otherwise disQuall.
fled.
A. J. Eikenbetry Of Camden. Ohio,
president, OF the American Grain Deal
ers' association. was another speaker.
He preached the doctrine OF the neces-
sity Of conservation Of the an,ion's
wheat supply.
Swain Speaks.
John +. Swain OF Saltwater IN
charge OF boys club work in Oklahoma
made a talk on boys whea, clubs These
organizations. he said, have no, been
perfected to the degree necessary IN
Oklahoma, but by fall they are expect
ed TO be in better condition
Officers of the association will be
elected about ! o'clock this afternoon.
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43 Travelling Men
Register Names

Registrations of travelling men and
men to be away from home on June 5,
in compliance with the Presidents
proclamation, continued at the city hall
this morning Up 10 II O'Clock forty
three had filled out the prescribed
cards. Those registering this morn
ing were Harold H Halsell, city;
Nayt Williams. Hermligh, Okla; Wal
ter L. Bybee, Drumrisht, Okla. Joseph
Cook, city; Ray Travis, city; John /
Ferguson, Spokane, Wash Col. l.
Ligct Fayetteville. Ark; James D.
Mason city; Nathan Shaklin jr Tren-
ton, Mo; Ray b. Christie, city, and
Owen II Oshnrn. TaScosa. Texas.
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1T THASPROVED
A BLESSING TO
NE" SHE SAYS
Popular Saleslady Couldn't En-
Joy Her Work Because Of
Her Troubles.

Its an actual fact. before ! took
Tanlao | would gladly have given any.
thing in the world to enjoy my meals
as do now" said Miss Louella Moore,
residing at o9 Po,tawa,omie street,
who is manager oi the household de
partment OF the big establishment OF
Rorabaugh Brown Dry Goods Co
YES" she continued before | be.
gan taking fanlac | never knew IN all
my lie what /, was to have an appc.
tic or to relish my food for | never
seemed to care for anything ate
very little and what did manage To
cat didn't seem to give me any noutlsh.
ment.
II have never been very sick IN my
life aud have suffered but very few
pains. but somehow ] never seemed 10
feel Just right, had a tired. li,,le,,
feeling most Of the time which KEEP,
me from enjoying life, OF my work as
| wanted TO- Ny blood became thin.
and had very little color and my
complexion was not that ot healthy
person.
~ was jus, simply in a weakened,
rundown condition when ! read about
how Tanlac was helping people all
around me every day and | decided
TO take It myself | have taken three
bottles and | am now on my fourth
and the change in me is nothing shor,
OF wonderful have never seen such
change in a person in all my life
After | had been taking fanlse
only short time | began to crave
food and II Just looks like ] can,
yet enough to cat | can eat anything
too at any time, and my system seems
To he building right up, My blood is
getting bfieh, red color, my com.
pleNion is healthy looking and have
never felt so well before IN my life
have gained four pounds and | an,
growing stronger every day
"Tanlsc has proved such a blessing
10 me want TO recommend u ID
everybody"
Tanlac /. sold In Oklahoma City es
clusively BY Westfali Drug Co. undti
the personal direction Of a special Tan
lac representative ADV.
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ister TO Berlin. who arrived here on
his way to France, DR.. Aguero said
Things are going badly on the ether
side Of the Rhine. The facade OF the
imperial ediiice seems solid enough
but in reality there are cracks in it"
DR.. Asuefo declared that there was
no prospect OF immediate improvement
in the food situation. He said that no
help could he expected from the oecu-
pied parts Of Rumania as the lack OF
man power made cultivation OF the
fields impossible
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PETITION FOR
CALL Of GRAND
JURY PREPARED
viii Be Circulated Tomorrow.
10 Probe School Scandal,

A grand jury will undoubtedly be
called within the next few days to in
vestigate charges made against certain
members of the school board that they
used political influence and money IN
iurthering their own interests. A pc
tition was being prepared this morning
asking that a grand jury probe be or
dered by the district Judge
Ready for Circulation.
The circulation OF this petition will
probably be started tomorrow and
those who are behind the movement be
.licve that it will be an easy matter T.
secure the necessary number OF sigma
tures OF taxpayers All OF the charges
will be Investigated and a complete re-
port will be asked County Auorn,y
Selby will advise with the grand jury
and will lend them all the assistance
possible he said
The stenographer who took the teStl-
mony at the meeting OF the school boarn
last week expects to complete the tran
script tomorra@ This testimony will
be turned over to the county attorney
Until he receives this testimony he will
not take the initiative in suggesting a
probe
Selby Favors Probe.
Yesterday Mr. Selby expressed him
self as being in favor OF such action
but LETT it up to the taxpayers to cir.
culate petition II they wanted grand
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G,Ou, " Iiun'' j is"'' old. prum
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Premier's Speech
ReassureS France

PARIS, May y. -- Premier Ribo,'s
speech before the chamber OF depu,ie.
yesterday has cleared the murky poli,i-
cal atmosphere and calmed and tcas-
surcd public opinion. The immediate
effect oi his speech has been admission
OF confidence IN the government, by the
country such as has been lacking for
some tim, past The premiet's lucid
exposition Of the foreign situation and
OF Frances peace aims had been warmly
welcomed.
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them off, running them around the yard.
Employees pulled him Off two or three
time, and finally held him while the
sheriff was called Depu,ic, Tyler and
Helm made hurry" trip to the place
and brough, the man to the county
jail He would no, give his name but
continually said he wanted TO 10 home
because he was afraid his mother would
whip him" After holding him a short
time he became rational again and wa,
released.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Mexico Sends No
Note to Germany

MEXICO CITY, May 2j-Ernesto
Cara Perez, IN charge Of the foreign
office. denies that Mexico has made
any representations 10 Germany on
the submarine matter Senor Perer
stated that the Mexican minister to
Germany was believed to have pro-
tested on behalf OF Mexico. agains,
unrestricted submarine warfare. He
declared the Mexican government had
not authorized any such representa-
tions and that Mexico had nothing to
say to Germany on this subject
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GERMAN CHIEFS
HEAR THREATS
OF REVOLUTION
tcor,lnuss Prom Psss ons.)

tcontinuss Prem Psss ons)
and ,hfea, constituted also attacks for
lack Of political judgment which had
often embarrassed the government policy
before the war' and that pan. German
program could only he considered after
all opponents had been completely
crushed
The governments refusal to perml,
the radical socialist. Adolf Hoffman, a
member Of the Prussian diet TO attend
the Stockholm conference is attended
with lis attempt 10 fas,en a charge Of
TREASON on him for his agitation among
the workmen for . May.day strike.