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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
RUSH TO GET WHISkEY
OUT OF WAREHOUSES;

WhSHtNGTDN. July lR. - Liquor
dealers alarmed Al tho prospect OF
tho government scizing. under tho
terms OF tho food bill. tho vast quah-
titics ot distilled spIrits In bond. are
withdra wing whiskey from bonded
warehouses; At rate never before
eoualled. Within the Hast ten days
more than ten million gallons have
been Withdrawn and the ratio Of one
million gallons day bids fair TO br
continued.
The whiskey thus Withdrawn Is
placed largely. revrnu- official. be-
hrye. in stock In retail establish
Inrnts Withdrawals have been almost
exclusively from warrhOus-s In Ken.
lucky. lrnnnS lvania AMI Mary land
and The Cincinnati ami Peoria lli)
districts
Az consequence nf the n'nIr, In
tefnai rrV1nun receipts have Iln"n
lhis month Ia point higher liah
ever hefnIr the total f'I tho nfai
erya,trnn layn huInE appI"s ely
~ 5Dn nDn n"rn than lnni hlY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
WILL MOBILIZE
At THE CAPITAL
FIRST AND SECONDt
co 70 CHARLESTON


rIIAltl.EHTON. W Va. July
lH lufuru,nli"n. Though not "fli
rinI. wnn nbjninci nj Ih" HInlo mil
iinry hcn,IuunrIcrn T." dnr Tint th"
lirnI nnrl %rr"nh Went VirE'n'n
Hrrimcuia Of The NnIi"nnl Eunrl
will hr mobilizrd NJ ChnrIcHlon on
or nhnIi huRrIpi |. Tho m"bIIIzn-
lion it WINS snii, is preparatory t."
cnlrnininR for The Southern mill
tnry rnnp ut Montgomery, Ala.,
where they will await orders to 20
10 Frnnrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
LIEUTENANT "B|lL" THAW TO BECOME
AVIATION MAJOR UNDER GENERAL PERSH|NG

have sontimonta regard for tho
namo
Tho tlycra will continue TO unn
u nav and iuai hiplano "npnd.'
or Tho veioran moGhanlGinhs,
many will ronaIu with Tho unI'
and draw pay tram tho AmsTi
Inn uGVornmsuI hG afayeito
uernnuuoi hua oVon arranged fnT
pa,,nlesI"n I" to.I' maa""ie nr The
.niI.a Ihone in"luda wv" llnna,
II d"ua rud q tehhl THO Amer
loan Hy"rs n,o InIous"iY nnrl"ua
~ unt iuin nriluu ln Tho regular
Nuorlrpn amy uulf"rm with
,hoI, u"w rsnL Thny hnvn h""n
nyiru NJ" Rm"rIcnn nau Tor s"V.
ornl vsooha
Rucurdlnu % authnrila,lv" lnfor.
NATION TO day. all kmcrICana uow
HyIuu at French aviation aGhOols
will hc turned ovor 10 General
Pcrahlnu. They will havo to pasa
tho American aviation sXamina-
ton and also provo tholr ftnosa
under fIrn hoioro receiving oom.
mlaslona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
.REORCAN|z[ ATLANTIC FLEET;
GRANT BECOMES VICE ADMIRAL

tInn viii not nff"Gi th" divihl0n Of the
n"nl now in European wniorn under
View hhmirni Himr Al ID" navy d.,
pniiurrnI IN wan Indicated today that
purrIhlr uprrnllnnn nv"rnrnh nra not
contemplated by Iir rhhnkrr and ihnl
tlIrrr In lIiiIr probability that rlth1i
Admlrnl turmnn 0r Vice Admiral
Urnui will hn nrnI nhrund ln Tho nuAf
flIturr
VIrn Admiral urnnt'n nppOlnlme
Irnvcn 40 vnrnnrlur in lhni rank. ana
If nddIl Innnl vIrr nhmlrnlr arc NODDED
u further authorization Will have 10
h" nniIphl If rnnYrrnH Authority tOr
hr nppnlnIn"ni nr tlr"n WINS Eranls1|
with ihn understanding TINT ono wOuIn
hr nppnlnl"h for ihr htlnnilG HHht, AM
other win III" hnlnIlC ilcTl ana tnN
lhlId with thu lnClnI- tlrsi. nut ~
murh NOR" import mIr" lInr boon iOTCSd
upon ia" AllnnllC rOrCrH In iho AtlAh'
Ne That II wnn drClhnd Ia station oil
lrur there Vices Admiral urAnt VIII
hr riI,rrrdrh nm commander or I'M
rIbmhrlnn f0ICn by Captain y, ~
Itnblnnn, now commanding lAa h
ship E0uth tarVllna .~.,r,xa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
P0MFRFNE AMENDMENT To THE
FOOD CONTROL BILL PASSES
Mother and Daughter
In Double Wedding

''ilNnirrIbIt W Va Imlr IN -
A ,lnmhI" ~",lIllnr Ia Witch nt"ih"
rnd he, ,lnurhl"r vote tho hiIdoH. -"
,I,,,"I i",lrr Ia Ihr rUl"" ~ Tho Y n.
un ~ hn "'tIuir "lnrk III" ruUihnr.
Mrs OrlnvIn unrrlHuu, ~, mud lurl
! wI~c tho npn "r hor daughter. rrnrl
t!nrrIrnn. pnvo h"r CunHcni Tor Tho
mprrnPr ri Tho Eirl md thnn notified
~" rI"Th she wanted l|rrnno Tor
her own marriage nH we'll. lInr huH
band In John Cole. whilo tho othnr
groom is Wiley NJ. Ilollnn.
Tho Rrv. |. J.. EdnnH. n local min.
lstrr. rcnd thc marrInge vOwB. both
couplca making tho rrRponscH nj tho
ammo time. Tho couples were from
county and the licensea were
secured and the ceremony performed
In 46 minutes time 40 that they could
catch n train for their homes.
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WhuIIIriITrH. T. -. IuLT ~
rnni., "u,rni,l"rnilun ~ ~" u'rulnlrirn.
lion r",,d r"uIrul hlIl. begun - month
ny" to-day. In approaching M nnh
Vnilug upon Tho nnourlm"utr hogan
fuIlnv. mud tu-uurruw hlNrusHlnn will
prurocd unhor n l"nmlnufr llmli To
ward Tho flnal vnto to be taken on 9nt-
urdny
Only ono amendment war dlapnrrd
OF today. hut that. relating TO sal"s by
government agents OF their own prod
ucts to tho government. hns boon b"-
fore the Senate almost oICluaIvcly for
n week. A re-drnft of the proviaiOn Of
fered by Senator POmorcnr was adopt
ed tentatively. but probably finally. by
n vote OF As 10 IT. 1t iR designed TO
meet especially the supply purchasing
situation OF the dcfonse council and ita
advisory bodies.
Tomorrow. under tho limited de-
bate rule. The leaders expect To pro-
ceed rapidly with the many amend
Inrnts. Including thos@ drafted Ia hi
pa art inan conrrrencrE. In hn effort To
The situation over tho leg
lriaii0n Probably the flrrl Ia b" VA
kru up will bn TIA" "nInpfun,lnn pI"
n,,rrn Ia rrraln a. board ar ruuh o1niln
lott alton or Iltic, rnlnIi"'l ho'nh"ir.
Ia lieu ~ Iho original plan f'r on" od
tne.I Ia bispuis
Tho n,l,InI uHoui G tho fnmoi oiono
amendment w,ili"n Int" 'h" hiIl ="
day ~or iirp,,t oil u. rnnai"rr lrnirht
I'hnr, ~hu ndvuruiot1 " In llnu or Tho
ORIGINAL ,,uInuIIIco omondnont 10
rInrot1 n -nr entirely rnIIrfnrl"rr '"
tho nImInlul rat lon mud council inCm-
hcrn RIIupl nntirfarilnu wnH hE
prcHscd hv thoH" advocating NOR"
1rnatlr action. Including H"untnr Rood.
ono ~ tho most pcrsistcnt critics of
tho council
During tho dlEcuRR,on Senator Pom
crcne declared no scrIoua crI'lci"m
would be- lodged against Tho councils
advisory commiRRlon. and that iiH u9r-
fulncsa should not bc crippled by the
m ssngo Of The committee amendment.
which ita opponents predicted might
prevent the prominent men who hnV"
been serving as commissioners with
out pay from continuing In their nn-
Hiiinna.
Senatnr Reed ana others Insisted
that all that Wan rnnEht whn To pre-
vent contracts for their own supplies
tOOntinusd ga rage neVsn.)
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orously denied that the orders ortGi.l
mated with any one except tho com.
missinn,rs. who administer tho district
government.
"Wo are acting entirely on our own
responsibility" hn said. 81
HuHrhninIn complained tonight 10
IN use Iilr pTInonrrn are not holh1
pIyrn nprGlni prlvllnkon ni Tho S0Th'
house Ihoy are treated oIaGtly -
nIIirIn pIlsunrin. nrn fnfG1h " ~
u, Inun Tnin, w"nr piinnn Gi1'hoH ana
nJr d,.,lrd tho p,lyiInrua ~ In"altlhA
yInlInn ~ viii. ihn IN" ~ ihnlf Uvh
iujJnI n,ii.l"n RnI uuIInltnh "UtJe'
uu"uduu," p,lyll".nH
Uuruo II ihn uufHnn vnTo WIthDnl
rInrh hIurr i"InY owing I" shortage
~ rnrpllrr. M Unfdnni Hnld Az NJ
Ihom arn wpIklna In Va" sewing ROOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
WOODEN SHIPS THE
BIG ISSUE IN THE
SHIPPING QUARREL
DENMAN SEES PEACE.
FOLLOWING, O)NFAB


WhHIIINt!rDN ~ g.. July N --
M"mhcrr nr Tho uhlpung board and
Major General GUcihpIa. mnungor 0f
tho hnnrd'n nrol curporniInn. who nrc
NJ odds over tho governments Ehlp-
hmldInE program. nj Lengthy confer.
rnCo to-day went uvcr tho Generals
propOanlA for constructing government
phlpyardR md for apccdlnR up ton
mage now building.
The board. II was announced after
the conference. made no decision re-
AprctIng the GenrraI's plans. and an
other conference will be held to-mor-
row The shipping board Chairman
Drnman said. wants more Information
before II approves The general mana
gers program. but General Goethals
said lie thought he had submitted
most or the Information asked for
Neither mrmbrrn nf Ihr board nor
General G0rthais would say what hrr
The pnintr uf dlfrcrrnc" over The pro
gram GhniII.ru nrnmhn lnIimnIrh
That all dIrnEIr"mcnin ~"lilh ho mel
He'd rniIrrafIniiiy
''rhrrr ate u" I,cir"nnl lIffoicn"rn.
he rnlh '"niy "nr "f p"llcr hn""
ar ma dInl, l,uliirr that TuIIll nnl hr AL
l,IrIoH t"l ~""n ~" t"ll"n"I p"'n"iir,
."rh NllIiur I" '''n'''' !" tho "ll'"'
"n lnI"lllr"ul hlH"t"n'" ~ "r'"'""
III. nn.,,'. U"u-nh
I'j,,s rhIrulup hun,d, II H. uuI"i
,,nuL ,I,,,uu,,IrL ~ iI"u,InI 'inrIinIn
IuII Iufn,rnutl"m ,"pni'lluE hlr rlnnr
i", ,"iulrIII,mIur rhlpr huIlhlnH, ma
r,u,rhI ruIlri lufuIiunIlnn concerning
htr IrmI",rnI I" build w" rhlrvn'hn
fu TrhIl"ntlur ri""l r"rrolr ~ !"
mnrrn~ r ""nf"'"n'" III" h"n'h w -
Irrl"h !" lIr \" nn'"''"'" ""n"'"'
i.u"lhnh niIlluh" l"""'h """l"h
rhIu' rnill'ul"IIr ih"r" :" H'"'
rnnrl lTu'iI"h 'l"n'Eh, ~ WIZ" " ''""''"'
fin"thnlr hhr il|"hI'l'"V'h
Th" "ul' Hn"" "'"' " " ""''' ''''"'.
uu rhi'h ~" nom" M" ''''''
''"flhhI ~" wv" wv "P' ~
"""'i'n r"h'''h''"'' "'''''""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
BIG SHORTAGE OF
TEACHERS IN w. VA.

tIINitI.I,UTnt " Vn- iuiY IN e
mat" inIprrIuI"u'1"mt "f h'l'"lr NJ J.
iunrk'f nuuuIIu, "l i''lnr llhl lh''"
vbn r,,,.I "a - Inch nf I"n. l"Ir Ia West
NIIrIuIn that ruIIuT in"u nhh ""i''n
hnIdIun lhtrh HIhh~ '-'llh'n'"- ""iI1
I,n ,nlI,j uunu 1" i,n'h Ihlr fnIl INN
~tl- 81 ten, Itrtr lnr" rIv~n up ih"lT
.rtn r.,rrI,,u TnI ln1urI,inl puTrultn.
whl'h I.np I"ii"i rnlnil"r 'lhhh'"hn
.r ..ihrIr hn,- ruIint-d In Tho nrIny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
Ohio Operators Agree
To Clearing House Idea

rI.Ek FI.AND o.. July lH.-fodl nprr-
.Iurr from SnrtlIrTn hnd t.aslcI iJhl"
met here to-day and agreed l." The plan
,.( ,inrrrInr "a. Ia TnhuinIG Tho outp pat
..r coal Ia the -iaio HAT private con
-unIrrr may lee. nuruil"d h"fTrn tho largo
upGIn
t'Iana fu nInIr .I"aIlnH h"unn
L.h..In T. uIn Hbn I.,I,r '.I ."nl InnY bo
4 ..a,tI., "f iLs I'nI.l""nh ".i" "re'-
Ir,I.I.y -. unI".r. III" .."i,a 'f iha II4"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
GERMANS GIVE UP =: ::
--tt
THEIR EFFORTS TO \.
BREAK FRENCH LINE.
VIOLENT ARTILLERY
ENGAGEMENT RACES
Russians Slubbomly Holding
Back Reinforced Auslro- 1.
German Armies.

hfirT having ITlnh inoifnGlHAIIy
iu nvnrGumn tho Tionnh Gnlna In
tho Vuidun nncIui hot Wsnn tho
onalcrn ndpo of tho hvOGOIfH'
wmd md iiIlI an4. tho GoTmaHs
hnvo crnroh their nOnily ~ntsr.
priro nnd nro now cont antlnG
ihnmarlvrH with throwing shells
into tho UOHItIOnH which Gsnsral
pntnIn'a mon forced thorn to cvAC-
unir. 's
LIkrwIHe. along tho Chemin-des.
Damcs tho viOlcni infantry Aouv.
ity OF tho enrly week haH oeASed
md artillery duels instead are.
taking plnce. =
Tho British and tho Germans
continue their violent artillery
dueIn IN northern Belgium and
Field Marshal IiaiE'n forces are
keeping up their hhrrassing patrol,
raids on numerous sectors OF The
front One Of The most snCCeBS'
ried out cahl OF MOnGhii-l.1-PrSnI,
Ia Tho Arrhn sector IN which Tho
british gained ground ann tH0b
pfln'nIrfn,
Dn tho HnnnlaH n1ni, GENERAL
EnInii"H'n aimy la ri"ni tisllGiaF
IL uiuhhninly hulhinr hn"L Tho Cnt
I.. Il mi, fiF.,, -
~hluh, ~ yn,I"Wn pulnln r'n EtIF
Icayrrlnp !" rInri tram than NJ
,uIIinna ,n"nnlly r"H IN ihg
Ualln, unI Ealun, norirfa w me
Jntlrr rhglrn n"ar lha vIllhRe III
Huvlcn, Tho onnmy won a vantage
polut from Tho HUaHIpns hut Inn
mrhIaieIy nfiorf ards In A cOuntsf
n'Inck lost N ain. Tbs Osr'l
mans arc VII Jy bombardin1
the RuHslanR Itb Of Drre1any
and nenr Haf 4
Into rcpe - from Petrograd
arc to tho effect that the dis
orders have boon quellod. In Tues
days lighting In the streets OF,
Pctrogrnd six persons were killed
and 238 wounded. ~
The weekly British admiralty
statement shows that last week
fourteen British ships OF more
than 1,600 tons. four OF under
1900 tons and eight fishing ve4e'
sells were sunk by submarines 90
mines--a slight increase In ton.
mage over the previous week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
n0y rOn TIiE NAVY

rAHK FIiUHlIItE. ". Va July w
Lieutenant e H. Ullr"v. lu command
ur The navy recruiting fuI Ia" l'nrh"rr
bury hlririrl nnnnlInrol today TINT
In ia" riI mnnthn Tint III" rinfi"n" ~
The district hnvc ir~"n open ho" rnllhi
muunIN hnvr been r"rurrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19

PARIS, July l8.--After heavy sh4li-
ink, tho German cOunter-httacksd sew
ernI timen during Tho night iH The VsF-
dun sector. bat failed To rrsain n pArcsl
or ground captured by the FrsnGh psh'
is,.iny, aa...dinA Ia i"dav's war once
~ u Sn..ni. a
"rh. n,iIIioTY Nighttime hs"a"o rathaFs
vh,i."t tat" al "IsIi ""s' s"h usst ~
t.,ng W" ,"r"Ia"h e"'I"Iss atiA'ks
80, - .unii past n",ih "r Wanna 10
chateau ru tho vnsi.In bpdsr W ths
h,r"ru.. nud i""b ""nh~r ~ pties
:,
"nu tho l"ri houh ~ tho N~uss. Attsf
~ violent h,r,,hsrdIu"nt Wha Germans
r,,nd~ -"v"rnI -"upi"r-rtiacta on the
positions W" captured yost"rday from
hvurnrt wood M fnr III" western slopeA
of hIli 1ht. M thoir efforts were de.
fcnind hy tho hcroic reNistsnce OF our
troops which inflicted HnnkuinAry losses
nn tho Germans without yielding to
them tho slghteat part Of tho con-
qucrcd ground. 80
~ German attack near the Chlonne
trench WINS without result. Tho night
81 lscwhero wnH cnlm."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
TIIn JihTIIHh

wAHnIRuTOH. July IN r"'"""siI
w.st vi,.,ni.. warmer 4nn 4.nornIty
fair Thur.auy and tTln"yy
OI,iu W..IsIu rannsYIvnn ala upnsr.
ally fall ThmEsdry ana rsid~y ~a,n'sr
ThuIsdsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
PRESIDENT WILSON
MAY INTERVENE FOR
THE JAILED SUFFS

WAHIiitIGTDN. - C., Juiy III --.
rllhrr rIrnlhrnilnl lnlnIGcnnlnn Ia Tho
rnnrn ui lln 10 nmnrnglnIn nont /" Tho
IilnI,i,t 81 it"Iunli" ~"thinin" ycn-
to-day I" rritr nb ingn i"I nl"h"iInH
~ Iit,. whit" Iiuiin". a. "ri""I ~ lh':i'
canon u, hirh", '",Ii "rp""'"h "o'r
ala ~ uIrhi
hn"i - I"nn rnrf'i"ntn ~IIh ri"rl
don't Wllnru 81 ItuUhlnr. fri
rr", tln,nnurrtlr lInIluunl funW'' go
unu rrnm H"- trrn"r, 0rd hWHhnnb
~ uur " lhr prInbu"rr. declared tho
rrrrI,lcni hnh boon "hcnplv rh""kch
ut Tho vhnln amir. md on lonTnIng tho
rrruualnnc"n hnH only on" thought,
namely, 10 R'rnIghtcn Tho mHtior oul.
Tho ndvlrnbIIIty n urging tn" FIJI
rnn n Anthony RuffrHgn amendment
M mn emergency measure wns dis
CusEcd hv tho President. according to
Mr.. EfOpkina, who said he promIHcd
10 supply tho White House with cnn-
vasa Of Congress to Ehow whether The
proposal could br passed. He also de-
clnrcd the suggcstion Of n nreslden-
tia pardOn for tho prisoners appealed
to Mr. Wilson. but ns that would not
stop pickoting. It is not regarded as
likely.
Appeal Planned.
While Mr. Hopkins was conferring
with the President. Dudley Field Ma
lone, collector OF customs at New
York. WAS planning an appeal IN be-
half OF The women. lie announced
that he had retained George Gordon
Battle, Ii New York attorney. ana AN
other attorney Wh0rt name hc hlh moi
mention. To nlrI him Uhirar efforts 10
la Va the Prevalent nci nin ntiG"onnfhl.
tho nupnui prrhnlly will hn inh"n
~lthmIt delay.
rinuu ~ Ihr pilrrurir has rsrI"nnch
n honlrr Ia hr rnlrnnnl htl u In prob
al bio that ihr fnon "f nom" viii hn pnlh
Within q few dnrr I" mol ihom fr""
rovnral have amnll rhllrltcn ai homo.
uihorR arn old nr wnnh nn1 Hilll 9th
orr rnurc ~ Washington "Kperilng to-
upond not moro thnu wock ma pick
ciu Suffrage lenders nro rcnhy to
my tho nnop NJ any who ConHont to
II.
Mr.. Malone. accompanied by Mr..
Hnpkius ellison Gardner. whose VII"
nlao Ia n prisoner. Miss Lucy Burns
md Miss Mabel Vernon. conferred win
tho prisoners at length today. Mr.. Ma
lone was very anxious that nm appeal
he inkrn and Is said 10 have offered
10 act ns counsel regardless OF Inc ef-
feet IL might have on his government
posItion The prisoners. however. eX-
nressed the view that they would have
ia serve their sentences anyhow hnh
they had M well have them over with
Immediately.
Mr.. Malone then Cnnfcrrnd with Mr.
Hattie, Mr Hopkins. Frank j.. Walsh,
a Kansas ClIy attorney. hTh others
announced that he would take the hp-
peal Tonight lie wrnl l." tho work
hu,iar hnh lnlhrd with The w"hinh
again
no "itiuher ups"
The ,hi-I hrrlIr ~ rcIn"nn urging
lhr nrprnI. n " unni"inIn"d ln I" a."
icruIun Ir ir,Halhl", iIun ~h"im III"
U,,lI,u obtained II,rII 'nl"Ih l' hi"hh
,,u II, h,Iinp IN Ii'ul ~ lh' Whl'"
II,tnu NJ tInidunt 'l"'ini'a ~" hnh
Ira,urd IhnI Ihr inriItrilunn ~"i"
,u,uIur fIuui r,IH"un "hlrl"I M hu'
I,lrIrIt t'rnulrul"nm lii"wulu~, "h"
ian, ,,hnIpu uf tho IuIlIrU tonight, viz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-19
N|CHAEL|S To
SUPPORT PEACE
ASPIRATIONS Of
THE RE|CHSTAC
MOMI..NIOUS GATHERING,
or TIL. PARLIAMENT
Will BE- Held Today. With The
World Eagerly Awaiting
the Outcome.

uASEL. Sw,lzrrInml. .lmir IL
The Ncursir Nnrhrirhirn. "f Mn
mich. snys Tint tho hcrlnrnti"u Ut
Inc new German chancellor. DR..
Michaclis, before the ltcichstaR to-
morrow will bo for peace. hnvlng
the same general trend rs the reso-
luton prepared by the parties OF
the Left
(The resolution referred To prob
ably is the one drawn up by The
Radical, Socialist and Catholic
deputies Ia the ltelchsthH before
the resignation Of DR.. Won b1th-
mann-linlIwcr This resolution.
which The maj",IiY l'l"" dcriIrd
H. iMlr."lurr unchanged nl"'n. he
rraaa,,nl,iinr "f Iho parliament.
niaItd thai the ltoi"hhI"r was Ia
i,nriuu Tr l"n,, nnh rr''r,ilin
iinn ihrI f"r.,.l n.rluieilirn nf
icr,ilrri NIL political "''""ni"
hu,l Gnnu,s,ul ,i"l"l,"nq w"r" ~
crupnlihln With nu,sh u p"n"'. hint
crn,rmri" pence must hr naa'Ir"h.
md thnt The Reirhslng w"rIll pro
prn'n the creation nf international
iudtrin organizations
With intense interrat diverted
for the moment from fhr hEhtlnE
'front.'. whore there has been
noticeable slackening In hostli-
tics. attention Is focused on tn"
converting. Thursday afternoon.
OF the German Reichstag.
At the opening session will he
heard tn" first utterances Of the
new imperial chancellor. Dr.
MlchaeliS. concerning his stand
on the wnr-utteranceS that nat
urallyi will be momentous. mas
much as they will indicate
whether, with the recent changes
In the German government. Ger
many Is tn continue her warfare
without abatement. nr "hrIhrr
the desires tor peace Thai have
been so 0tiuil heard In Germany.
and especially la the rrlGhaiaE.
n,- anything hnl cm.ny o.niea
sinns
the pi,.lu Ilr altitude nf Tho
,honrrliun already hns run The
ftI..ki.ssa ." rage NiaS)
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BERLIN (via IonhOn). July 1.-THE
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Of Boy French Trenches. i'm Next Sntrot
T h e w cath er

Generally fair Thursday and Friday.
Warmer Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-20
THE RESOLUTION
ASKS CHURCHES TO HELP
Fuel Administrator Says True Spirit Of
Christianity Should Now BE Mani
tested by Churchgoers.

Montpelier. Dec. lit is apparent that
all material, endeavors and expenditures
must now be devoted to winning the war,
says Vermont Fuel Administrator Jones
in a statement issued to-day. and loyalty
present pressing duty of every American
To assist in the accomplishment of the
purposes of the country and to realize the
ideals for which we are striving / feel
that the churches can play a prominent
part, and that, in these times, the un-
essential elements which previously have
produced sects and keep bodies of wor-
shippers apart should now be ignored, and
that the spirit of true Christianity as we'll
as of true Americanism should now be
manifested on the part Of all church
people.
Consequently. I hope that all church
going people will fully recognize their op-
portunity to render a patriotic and Chris
tan service and will devise means by
which they can economic on coal and thus
assist the government in its present crisis
"Also, l would like to appeal to all &C.
cupants of large coal-heated residences tC
economize as much as possible by shutting
off heat from all unused and unnecessary
rooms. and I urge confusing citizens tc
economize In every reasonable way in the
saving Of coal and to begin at once to pro
vide a winters supply of fuel for next
year. Any coal saved in the coal bin this
year will certainly be needed next year
according to present positive assurance.
from Washington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-20
ADDISON FURNISHES
SIXTEEN MORE MEN

Middlebury. Dec. 13.-Sixteen men, the
remaining number in Addison county's
quota under the present draft have been
ordered to report to the local board OF
exemption at the county court house
tuesday. December 1S. at four O'Clock
They Will entrain on the following morn.
ing for Fort Constitution at Portsmouth
N. H., to enter the coast artillery service
This will make 123 men that the county
has furnished.
The following are the men called: Fred
LaBeau Of Vergennes. Neddy d. Warner
OF Middlebury. Peter d. Totdriff of Shore
ham. Edward o. Danyow Of FerrisburR
Howard w. Mandigo Of Vergennes, Stan.
ley 8. Clark Of Addison. Frederick H.
Barbuer Of Bridport. Albert F. Rule OF
Monkton. Alfred ]. Hagan of Bristol
Albert Goodspeed Of Harrisburg, King J.
Brunell Of Orwell, Harry w. Warner OF
New Haven, Alfred LaValley of East
Shoreham. William c. Duncan of Mid.
dlebury, Charles r. Russell of New
Haven, Everett A. Hawkins of Yer.
gennes.; substitutes. Fred Pierce Of Mid
dlebury, Joseph N. Harte of Addison
Howard L. Shepard of Monkton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-20
COCKTAILS CALLED
TO ACTIVE SERVICE
Sec. Baker Announces He Is De-
tailed to Succeed Major
General Sharpe.

washington, Dec. B-Majo General
Ooethals has been recalled to active serv-
ice and detailed as acting quartermaster-
general to succeed Major-General Sharpe,
detached by Secretary Baker to serve as
n member of the war departments new
war council.
In announcing this to-day Secretary
Baker also said Brig. Gen. John ID. Bar
rette had been detailed as acting chief
of coast artillery in place Of Major-Gen-
eral Weaver, and Brig. Charles B.
Wheeler as acting chief Of ordnance.
Opposition to the nomination of Gen.
eral Crozier for another tour Of four
years chief of ordnance held up confirma-
ton in the Senate to-day and action
went over until after Christmas holiday.
Charles w. Parks, civil engineer in the
navy, was nominated to-day by Presi-
dent Wilson to be chief of the bureau
of yards and docks for a four-year term
with the rank Of rear admiral.
Mr.. Parks will succeed Rear Admiral
Frederick r. Harris, detached from that
position to become general manager OF
the emergency fleet corporation. which
position he now has resigned. What
disposition is to be made of Admiral
Harris was not announced.