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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
Wallets Testimony in the DeSaunes Trial
Knocks Props From Pren1editation Theory

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

LONDON. Nov. 2@.--Thc British
,.,.ual;i.a in tn. advance toward
r'.mhrai ar" reported /" be v"ry
considerably loss than III" number
al pri<nn"rs taken. II was anh"un'-
ID In-day hy Major General i. u.
MalIvi.... chief diI"rtur "f military
nucratInnS at ia" war "f;i'".
I'll" iIIr<; E:'tiSh "iii.inl csii-
mas" o: prisoners taken CAV" inc
uuuh,r - Hr"r" inhn N.""".
IN" BRITISH. rLid General Maui
rir.. had advanced /" IL depth of SIX
ami :; half miles II ;h" inrih"St
Isnin; un Il frnn. of ton miles. which
vs. n rrrnrd ;,dvaur" in - hours
an III" western front. AN! NILS iur-
ih"r than Ia" progress ,Hhu" III
three months fighting AT fprcs.
Tn" victory Il. Iar.hrai. General
Mrurir.. ,rnIiuli',!. wa III" direct
result "f tn. fighting At Yp""S. and
ihrr..lyr" til" m"n wh" fought ~
.Yprr* deserved equal crad:l for tn"
t':!mhrai SuC,'"$'
Th, Italian situation. Ihr Crn-
crnl aGt!'I. WAS NOR" satisfactory
Ihan - w""k aga. hu, II Sas prcma-
turr tn say ErHicc was safe.
I;"n"ra, Maurir., announced ,ha:
tn. "p"ra,l"n> in Palestine. near
,T.ruSalrin. were continuing with
,.umur",r su!c"s$. The British
troops still wrrt aiX miles distant
:rnm .1cru*al"m. lighting in III" hills
nf .Iudra. hr said, and it would he
urwisc to make any anticipatory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
CAMBRAIG GOAL OF t1AIG'S BRIT1Sf1ERS
BRITISH CASUAL TIES FEWER Than ].
THE NUMBER0F CAPT|VES TAKEN
General Maurice Declares Re cord Achievement Has Be
Made in the Battle of Cambria - Italian ss #
Situation Encouraging

statement regarding the <all Of the
city. ElzS.'
''Wn were able to give the Ger
mans n surprise blow at Cambr1tsS. y.
said General Maurice. "bccs.use uleY:S
had skinned this sector like theYS
did along The remainder Of the lihSs
in order to prevent us from taking
l'aSSchnnda"ic. After we took Pa5ass
rhcndncIc. they brought up diyistonfl
from the Russian front in an eff0rts
IL r"takn il. sss9sj,
'rhn lighting IN the Cambria oper.s
alton is all in the open. enabling the:
cavalry to assist tnc tanks and In;
fantry. 'rhcr" arc no German sIc-s
fcn.es prepared in this sector. xndsi
their next = evidently is beyonI
CamhraI: sT
'''rh" Yprcs- ramhrai battles musE,
u" linked tnCrr her. because the fOr.%
NOR made possible the latter and the,
mon who fought At fprcs dcscrvoyaG!:
much credit for tn" SUCCESS. at Cam. Is
hrai. Dur operations are contihu.E,
ing satisfactorily. 60:
ON the Italian front the chancSy
of the. Germans breaking thropST
are diminishing hourly. Tho sitna- &
tion there, is more satisfactory than
il was Il week ago. although II. woulI3 :
10 premature for me 10 say tina:
Venice is safe. Il Il
I'VE have. however. 3ched tho
stage where there is every reason
To have complete confidence In ;thet
situation. The Italians have haens
CONTINUED on Page Fourtssn-)s Z s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
MAN POWER IN
FRANCE IS To
Win The WAR
Provost Marshal General Crow
der's statement Of the aims, ac-
compushrucnts and future a. the
selective draft system; Will be
found In full On another page Of:
The IntelNGehcor.


NNSIllNiTpN. Nov. --.-H''n P""''
rXrr,cd on the !i,i,; nf France will hiring
,.,o., =, ,r,. u..,r prov3st Trnnral
,..,,:,, ,.,,,i .t.,,i.rclr IN , e-,icrrui
,t .rn ,in, ,'...,,,,nIisoncnis and future
81 ,ho .cIr,.,iy, dro Fl sv.ic,n addressed
in members sc tho local hmrds and :na'ic
public h"rc tonight. After reviewing
present conditions md necessities. fcr-
cral Grnwd"r predicted 'hal The srircti'c
SE$rr:u r'nIi|'i h'r"''n" u permanent part
nf .\mcricaS Eui'rntn"nihl system LOT
war. r
Every rr"rat;i!on possible has hcon
taken with III" nc% draft regulations.
General trowd"r said, :" conserve eco
u"mi" interest. hu' III" paramount aHtF
"t II" country IS /" ral*" an elective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
100000 VERDICT AGAINST THE
MINE WORKERS To Be FOUGH'[

FORT SMITH. Ark. Nov. "@.--Th"
iury ju The suit nf the Bachr- -D"nman
syndicate against tho International Min"
Workers and others. this afternoon re-
turned vrrdic, in tn. federal court
awarding tn. plaintiffs damages in the
sum nf 5000. .0Gh Under tn" Sherman
net, the plaintiffs nrH cHiitlrd TO thre"
limrs this amount or S6nN n0n.
The piHintins sunh for two and 4
1unrtrr million dollars alleging their
rrnp"ruicS hHh been damaged 10 that
amount by the acts Of violence Of the
Union miners a. their Pralri" Creek
mines in Sebastian county In July. 1911.
following the attempt OF the mine npcrn-
tors tn work their mines with non union
men. Several lives were sacrificed In
the shoatihE that occurred md two
troops of United Statos cavalry were
sent here 10 uphold the orders Of the
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ALREADY tn" British linz de-
>crlb"S an are from th" west l"
tho southwest OF tamhrai. with
the lower point resting near Fon'
taine Notrr Dame. TWO and three
quarter miles southwest Of the
much sought for town. Although
thr stroke Of General ByGn was
delivered over front Of thirty
Two miles. from tho Scarpc river
20 s.. Quentin. il was in The cen
ter AMI in til" direction Of Cam
hrai thai 1t reached its greatest
strength. EIrrn tho wedge has
hcen driven more than six and
a half miles. and in fhr driving
Of il numerous tuwn.i and. villages
have fallen into Tho hands of the
British. many OF them harlrg been
deserted by thr surprised Ger
mans. who flrd in apparent dlSor'
der leaving equipment and stores
behind them.
The operations OF me caFatV!
arc described as most brilliant.
the horSrmen making sallan;
charges info villages and even
against machine gun positions. Tho
entire gun crews OF which wcrH
shot or sahred. Al last reports
they wrr" engaged in surrounding
The Bourbon wood. directly west
OF Cambrai. which dominates Tho
entire region. incladinG tamhrai
itself. and CLEARING out tho enemy
from The district near Fontain"
Norre Dame. This village was
captured in y briliian; attack on
We'd tnnsdaT night but tho Germans
in Il counter attack Thursday rc-
gained il. Throughout tho rntIrr
area taken by tho British in the
dviv" the work. of consolidating
the nov ,,pSi'inrS Is rapidly being
carried forward.
In addition 70 heavy losses In
mon killed or wounded. NOR" than
1000 Germans had been made nIiS-
oncr up TO midday. Thursday.
The british casualties are Do
clared 20 hc considerable lrsS than
the number of prisoners taken by
General RyrE's mon.
To rho south of Iuvincourt. in
the Aisnr region. where tho French
troops took several positions from
thr Germans. Wednesday, 4 "oun-
ter attack which cost tho enemy
serious losses has been eff"r'ually
blocked and General Pctatn'S
ironus arr still holding their van
;acn points. South Of s.. Quen-
lin. ;hr French again have raid"d
"nr:mv positions ~ several points.
DESTROYING ;hcm ana taking prlS.
OnnrS.
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GOVERNOR RESIGNS
TO BECOME COLONEL

LINrOI.N. Nrb. Nov. 2"-Thn res
iyuation III Governor Nevill" as chief
rxrcmliy" nf Nebraska was to-day IN
the hands ni Tho Secretary Of Stale.
II vas offered To take effect upon the
Of The Seventh regiment,
Nebraska National Guard, inlo the
Federal service. Governor Neville has
already been appointed colonel of the
rrGimcnL p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
MANY |, ", ". ARRESTS

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Nnl. - ~"
roundup nr alleged |. ". W. aTi'h-
tors in The Butler county. ka;-A'. "i
feld$ has resulted IN HE arrest Of lG0
persons. more than 80 nf whom SIN
are detained. Fred Robertson. United
States district attorney for Kansas,
announced this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
THE WEAEHER.

WASHINGTON, NOV. 22-Forecast:
West Vtrgtnta-Local SHOWS aud
eolder PridAy; Saturday fair, slightly
warmer.
Western Perusylvanin-Local SHOWS
Friday; Saturday fair, slightly warmer
ohio-Cloudy Friday, probably snow
near Lake Erie; Saturday fair, warmer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
Greece Sending Troops
To the Entente Front

W.tSfilNt;TON. Nov. - -2. -t;r""cr
i rapidly preparing :" TAX he: parl
IA III" va y rahi"@r;tIl received
hc-s. toGu, rom Athens. 'iH SwitErr.
land. says many n''w divisions Of
Crock troops swiftly formed ha:s'
AIKEN :hsir places ~ if|' front. The
moral" o. the n"w ironps /. declared
20 Do rNcni!rnt.
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United States marshal who had
placed in charge Of the property.

ISnTANApOLIS. Ind. Nov: -
United Min. Workers of America, :.
begin immc,iintc preparations for Sak.s;
ing To tho higher courts the case decide
cd nj Fort Smith. Ark. in the tcoof1la
court her" awarding S@00.00o damAKA1S
10 the Rarhc- llrnman syndicate involxeds
il wns announced 1T the mine worker
headquarters here today. The'questtonAE
involved in the situation are Of vital ms;
trr"st TO nll union labor. probably &a8s
much So as tn" panhury Hatters ca1es
and tn. question nf carrying the hghtlt65
tho higher courts probably Will b htofi
before thr American Federation Of LAhofsl
in its convention ut Buffalo. By FfaAk:1
Hayes. president. and william Greena
secretary OF the mine workers, Who 80:
ow in Buffalo, it was saad .:.....:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
German Submarine Plot Revealed in Brazil;
U. Boats Being Chased By Fleet Of Warships

RIO JANERo, Nov. ga resi-
dent Of Rio Janeiro, well known IN
Brazilian society, has been arrested
for photographtng sections OF the
coast, especially nenr the German
colonies. A search OF h!s house
revealed extensive plans for the
operation and subsistence Of sub
nartnes in Brazilian waters.
Tho authorities are Of tho. opinion
that. 1t Ii the intention to operate
German submarines along the Braz-
iuan coast, II indeed. they havc not
already arrivad. AS result, all
navigation Lights along the BrNz-
lIan coast have been shut on and
vessels are navigating without
lights Of any kind.
RIO GRAEDE DO SUI, Brazil
Via Montevideo, Nov. 22.-Fisher-
men aud passengers on coastW1so
vessels report having seen suomar-
Inc near this port, and Brazilian
warshtps have been seeking IT, The
crew and passengers OF q vessel
which arrived here recently reported
having sighted a Spanish sailing
vessel on the Islands OF Arvoredo.
The belief was held that thus vessel
was ono OF the several that were
conveying submarines.
Significant of the insecure situn-
t1on In southern Brazil is tho fact
that the postal authorities refuse
to permit nny night trims to carry
mails, which are uuloaded every
evening to await the morning train
The soldiers have aided In the re-
construction Of bridges, which were
destroyed after the recent strike
Every bridge now Is the site OF m
army camp.
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POSSIBILITY 0F ].
RAIL STRIKE Isl
THING Of PA5T
PRESIDENT AND THE :s #
BIG 4 TAKE ACTION
Wage Demands Of the Rai.
readers to Receive lm-'
mediate Consideration. I;
Continued on Page Fourtssn.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-Pfssi.
dent Wilson IN q statement Isiusd E
tonight declared that thu 1silFoadf {;
brotherhood representatives, ha1
agreed at the conference today to- 4
patnotically stand by the GoHo<A-
ment and tc consider any proDos1d I
solution In "a spirit Of accommodate =
ton" nnd were not inclined TO con-
tend for anything which they; di6 3
not consider to be necessary for:
their welfare.
! .flss
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-xhet Il
railroad brotherhood chiefs n a.;
statement issued tonight after . two J:
hours conference with Frss4dS1t
Wilson on tho wage dispute, a.
nounced that any suspension o1 8
transportation would DO avoided, III
and declared their wIlungne6o to-
discuss and consider any sugESEts6
solution Of tho difficulties. go
WASHINGTON. Nov 2H.-PossibilftJ
or Immediate suspension Of failw1!
RI MS n. result Of the foul
therhoods' proposed wage demands
was removed. and progress toward ami:
CONTINUED on Page TouftSsn->
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Colonel House and i. S.
Mission Now Reach Paris

PARIS, Nov. o2.--Col. T.. NJ. HonSr
and The members Of The American
mission which he heads, arrived in
Paris from England tonight.
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$. ]

Local SHOWS Friday; Saturday fAeIs
and slightly warmer. f
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LONDON. N@N. :. "A" "Ii.>ist W
t-ss n,rsSaC" irr'N i"ir"Grn'! I'tii''H'''N
fha; no headuuart'r> """A'uniG"" H'
t.er issued today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
WEEK Of SPECIAL
SERVICE PLANNED
First Presbyterian Workers
Are Preparing for Evan
gelistic Meetings.

Plans for the special evangelistic
services AZ the First Presbyterian
church have been completed for the
coming week and the week to follow
The prayer meetings in the homes
viii be continued each day during the
week IN addition. there have been ar
ranged special get togethers OF the va
rious organizations at the church.
On Tuesday afternoon the Aid So
ciety viii have a special prayer serv-
ice, followed by the usual monthly
program and social
on Wednesday evening a general
prayer service viii be held in the aud
itOrium OF the church from TO 8
o'clock The same evening the Mems
Sunday Study club viii entertain the
Philathea Bible class in the parlors OF
the church
On Friday evening the Mems club
viii give dinner Al the church with
Or. 7. II. Burma as honor guest. DIT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT To
BE OFFERED At FIRST CHRISTI
Special Service of Prayer To Be Conducted By Rev Perry
J. Rice in Behalf of President Wilson Sunday Morn
ing; Pre- Easter Campaign To Be Inaugurated
To Continue Until Easter Sunday.

FN VIEW OF the trying circumstances
under which president Wilson will
- be reinaugursted as president Of
the United States. the First Christian
church will conduct a brief season OF
prayer on his behalf in connection with
the Sunday morning service In this
service the church VIII also inaugurate
its pre-Easter campaign. 10 continue
from now until Easter The theme for
the morning sermon. by Rev Perry J.
Rice. the pastor. viii be The World
Today and the Church" IN the even
ing the pastor will preach on "Achiev-
ing the Best How o.
First Methodist
The celebration OF the Lords supper
and the reception Of new members are
the order Of the day for Sunday at the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corner OF Montana and Lee streets. At
II a m. a short talk Will be given ex-
OF significance of the Last
supper" In the evening the pastor,
Rev. John N Jackson. viii speak on
Good Is Stronger Than Evil: There
fore DO Not Fear The sermon will
chiefly deal with naturalness OF the
Christianity OF Jesus and the real
strength of the Christian mind. The
time is $3.50.
Special music will he as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Norning-Gloria in Excelsis Dudley
Bucil. quartet; Mrs. J. ". Christie. SO
prano: Mrs. David Cathcart. alto; Z G.
Perry. tenor; Or. Willard Sample. bass;
solo. 7 Need Thee Every Hour NC
Intosh). Matthew Lemen-
Evening-"Consider the Lilies (Ex-
GELD. quartet, Mrs. J. W Christie. So
prano: Mrs David Cathcart. alto. IT. F.
Durkee. tenor; 2 @. Perry. bass; solo,
Come Unto Ne CHande). Miss Zula
House.
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
ing Rev II. P Bond. DID. the pastor,
viii have for his subject THE Gospel
vs. Entertainment as 4 Means to En-
force Truth His evening subject
Confession With the Mouth Unto
Righteousness" The WOman's Mis-
sionary society will meet at 2-3O p. m
Wednesday at the church. Mrs Law
quarterly conference will be held We'd
nesday a 7:30 p M Rev H n Smith.
presiding elder. will preach and con-
duct sacramento service at the close
of the sermon
Asbury Methodist.
AT Asbury church the pastor, Rev.
e. X Campbell. will preach at the
morning hour. The second saying of
Christ on the cross will be considered:
To-day Shalt Thou Be With Me in
Paradise At night there viii be
evangelistic services and gospel sing
ing. There viii be special music ar
both services
East FL PaSo Methodist
At the East FL Paso Methodist
church Sunday morning Rev. Frank c.
Collins, the pastor. Will preach on the
subject Judge Not. The subject OF
his evening sermon viii be The Great
Day Of His Wrath Has Come and Who
Shall Be Able TO Stand2' 4 solo.
Christ is Crowded Out" viii be given.
At the Sunday school hour superin-
tendent Henry viii speak TO the chill
iren- Epworth league meets at $50
p. n.
Trinity Methodist
At Trinity VI F. church, South. at
80 q. m. Sunday. Rev. Percy Knicker-
booker will preach to the Sunday
school on the subject There Was a
lad There. Sunday will be decision
lay
At the service at 1o:45 the subject |
viii be The Lost Power of the |
-hurch' At 1880 p. n. the subject !
Will be The Old Homestead; a Night I
" Tender Memories.
Special music for the morning serv- /
&c viii be an anthem. How You VIII /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
FOUR-FOLD BENEFIT
Prom Two Grand Medicines in Spring.

Prom Two Grand Medicines IN Spring.
You know that physicians often give
two prescriptions, perhaps more o.
medicines 10 be taken together, or al
ternately or at different times.
One reason may be that the medicines
are 'incompatible"-dO not agree when
closely mixed in taking-or that de
sired results cannot be secured by one
medicine alone.
The most successful combination
spring medicine treatment that we
know Of-because perfectly "compat-
ibie" and productive of the best results
is in Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptirop
Pills. The former thoroughly searches
out and expels impurities from the
blood. while PeptirOn Pills give the
powerful tonic-they literally put iron
into your blood"
Hoods Sarsaparilla should he takep
before meals and PeptirOn Pills after
meals-pauents taking them so report
The benefit is Our-fold--prompt posi-
tive, permanent. Both these medicines
are economical and pleasant 10 take
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Attention Soldiers

RABBI Martin heonka OF Temple Mt s~a Montana and
Oregon and greet many soldiers of the
Jewish faith stationed around and N Ell Paso.
Because the scattered he cali each individual
but he would deem honor these would his office
Montana and Oregon and introduce them
selves they would of regular Sabbath Eve
held every Friday o'clock themselves
either before after the cordial invitation extended to
attend these services This apples a. officers enlisted men Of
the Jewish faith
Rabbi Leonka obtain Immediately list Of ssh soldiers
vii IN all probability be here monh that he
proper provision PASSOVER meal and the distribution Of
Matzoth wherever desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
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PrOVerbs 81: 1920

Who can find "a virtuOus woman for
her price is far above rubies-
The heart of her husband doth safely
trust in her. so that he shall have no
need OF spoil.
She VIII do him good and not evil
all the days OF her life.
She seeketh wool. and flax. and
Worketh willingly with her hands
She is like the merchants ships she
bringeth her food from afar-
She riseth also while IL is yet night.
and giveth meat to her household, and
4 portion 10 her maidens.
She considereth a field. and buyeth
fl, with the fruit OF her hands she
planteth a vineyard.
She girdeth her lOins with strength,
ana strengthened her arms
She preceiveth that her merchandise
is good; her candle gOeth not out by
night.
She layeth her hands TO the spindle.
and her hands hold the distaff.
She stretcheth out her hand to the
poor yea, she reacheth forth her hands
10 the needv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

afterwards. It doesn't even irritate
the skin or flesh.
For few cents one can now get
rid Of every hard corn. soft corn. or
corn between the toes. as well as pain
IuI calluses on Ottom of feet Every
one who tries freezone becomes an en-
fhusiast because il really doesn't hurt
or pain one particle.
Tell your druggist YOU want a small
bottle OF genuine freezone. Each bottle
IS packed in little round wood case.
Don't accept anything else-Adv