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KARRISVILLE


"hll 'tH"SlN' VIZ" -''''' ~, W ~: 80,
Mrs. = ',I"FIi' -, n'"' i'H', ~ ~.
uitd N"hii'SH,I' Nptil = '", IA. 49,
vices w"r" he'd III III" fanny nome "''
Friday and tnt"rm"nl "aS At ''ilN''
branch ""rn"t"rH. MISS N'li"SIN i'tu
been teaching in Short tr""h t"wnSiiIp
for TWO y;.nrS. besides her PARENTS. Sh''
l"aV"$ iwe brothers ana "n" SISTER. anu
/. hest Of friends +" mourn her loss.
=. t. Mercer died Sunday Arrll L.
Efthr an illness OF several tn"nlhS. run
crnl services we're conducted from the
home Of his son. tlyd" on Tuesday 10y
Ecv Mise OF Adrna. r." lrHV"S three
daughters and tw" suns. iwSii"S mauy
friends wh" hav.' Ihr sympathy Of The
rnmmuniir micrm"nl was at nltN.
Eranrh cemetery.
James GhrSlrr Murd"ck Of Harris
VILE. and Mary Nni~lcy "f kn"N'lalc.
IA. were married March .. They VIII
rrsh. here nd hay" tho good Wishes Of
Il host If frl ndS.
Thu eighth grad" commencement wAS
held Wednesday, evening nj IN" Is. as J..
hall rhrr" W"r" ten graduates: Ma
j"lla Jackson. F.lnIn" All"n Cora Fer
rnll. Alma Coulter. iuauii" Moore. Du'-
ii" I'urhy, Elizabeth Morgan. Howard
Tt"thrusS. i.awr"nc" l"rrHn and "lh"rt
Wilson. Nr. Sti"r%. county SHl"rin'"h-
dent, gay" tho address ana music WAS
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KA|SER'S TELEGRAM
TO CROWN PRINCE

AMSTERDAM, viva London. April
22-An official despatch from Brrlii
says that Emperor William has Sent
the following telegram TO the crown
prince:
Tho troops of all|lhc German tribes
under your command. with steel hara
determination and strongly led, have
brought 10 failure the great French al.
tempt to break through on the Aisna
anu in Champagne. There, also. the IN,
fantry has 10. bear tho brunl, AMI
thanks 10 the indclatigiblr assistance"
of the artillery and other arms IaI
accomplished great things in lis dca,h
dcfying perseverance, and Irresistible
attacks.
Convey my and the FathrrlanN'e
thanks to the leaders and men. The
battle on the Aisn1 and in Champaign"
is not yet over. bu! all who fiSh; and
bleed there shall know thai The Thnl"
Of Germany vii remember their deeds
and j. as one with them 10 carr"
through the fight for existence 10 Il
victorious end. God grant il"
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BEGIN WORK ON YOUR
GARDEN RIGHT AWAY

Tha, is the advtr,. set forth by Mr..
r;""rg" T.. il"u>".. Ir. agricultural en-
pert of the House X Hermann Vacant
ut and lilrk laru Vegetable Garden
club. April Is tn" proper month lur
much planting i'll this locality and
there is no reason for delay. III"
coldncSS Of the weather previous 70
the last few days. has h"lu III" plant
ing beck /" considerable extent. hut
nov. however, there i every promise
of warm weather and Ihr attention Of
all should b" directed toward the cui
livatiun Of every available patch Ut
ground.
vrr"'nhl"- must b" produced. if
thor. il 10 b. Il supply ni ioUd wh'n
winter comes. and the people Of the
cIlIr~ VIII have. |" do their share. IN
the rural districts. Labor * very scarce,
hcraU~, men Ar. :l""kimr /" IN" C"lorS
from IT," ',.Jutrl IL VIII a. from lh''
iuwI~ I:I; ',',,H u,I~l t." pro. u"'." ana
Ia" nuly Nay !" meet III" need - Tor
everyone. VIII" mas arc"SS {" little
rr.,IIuG So plant som" vegetables.
Tho people of Wl'".l,ns and vicinity
have. unusual "rr"riunit! /" Il" their
fun share. lhr"u-h Tn. offices Of th'
House & Hermann. Vacant Lot a"d
I;nch NarH N".ri.ihIr ';II'i'n 81 h.
Thi>, i purely a ci>ir m"vrnlcnl on the
part "f tins irn. and advantages ar" Of
f"r"I fire." which i'.w j'inr'> IAN enjoy,
ENn..l agricultural adN'r" Ir"m StArt
uuaniiis huyiu.: ny III" "iuh permits ihr
lowest prize. "m ali supplies.
Every imam Wac wants can HAY" plot
iu ,uitIvHl' ~" SLFu"ninG - = go" !
thing Tor H. all f.."r! on" v h" makes
- u.!r,...u j. sur. 81 som" reward buth in
pnikrt and health. Pushing wheel
rulliNa!"I ter IN n"ur - a. good as
,r.hi,r.ii lnl,.~ ~ :. Il and there ar" no
club dues !" pay. Wr"'IIuG h""iS is a.
good ~ drill 81 ,H'!ric>hure AMI II" S"!-
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TROLLEY LINE UP THE
KANAWHA PROPOSED

CHARLESTON. April ~ - Prop,oS-
Ing 10 connect Charleston and Ciaul'F
Fridge with electric railroad TO be
CONSTRUCTED from this city along the
north bank Of The; kanawha river,
charter has been issued from the OF:
flee Of the secretary of state To The
.Charlrston Gaulcy Electric Railway
company.
Along with tho application for me
charter. the railway company hiru
tho proposed route showing line, OF
road between Charleston and Gaulry
Bridge. rights Of way having been OBJ
tanned. Charles &. Dickinson Is preSt-
dent of the company and although ne
fholds This office in the organization is
not one of The ncorporators, who are
as follows: George ,. Anderson, Geo.
n. Brooks. John y. Arlrr. B. +. Clay
ton and j. Fl. Nash. The capital STOCK
lis $l0n,n 900
II is understood that some Of the
,inrorporators represent outside rapl-
Ial and tonight they said the time for
work on tho road would be ANNOUNCED
later The proposed road would
traverse territory that is within the
Charleston zone and would penetratc
4 rich coal field.
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Would Raise Great
Agricultural Army

NEW YORK. April "".-i;aisinE OF q"
Agricultural army aud fixing OF nl'tI'
,m,jtn prices To lie paid TO farmers I ~
thrir 'ropS were urged by GeHrge W:
PERKINS. chairman of Mayor Mltchc!
fund surrIv committee in iettcr sem
Lv him tm-nght (" Secretary oil ASr'c"'-
ttIrr Houston M Washington.
These tw" things II done lmmeulh.tr
Iy will do more to solve the 1000 prnn-
Inn in this country than al the otncI
measures that could DC taken. wrote
Mr.. Perkins.
BOSTON. April .2.--An ;prGal 10 al!
t 'hri.tiam r;udravurcrS to join the Army
Of the Hoe and spade. which Is more
r,r,ird than the ARMY of the SWORD ahG
'lN.lc." was made by the Ii"v. I'r. run,
ris r.. Clark. president OF the Inlteu
society at Christian End"avnr: IN
statement ISSUED to-day. Win inc
motto More food and lower prices IN
our ,.uuntrv'S time OF need. hr calls on
members Of the organization I" JON inc
I 'hri&tian r:ndrarnrH army Of agriculture;
To curourar" interest. he has ollcFt"
pri2rS ia those VIII" get ting largest re-
suits from II piece ri ground twenty icct
Suuarr. and also tn those getting tue
best results from an acre.
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and Judge Frank W. Nesbitt leave T.
morrow for Charleston to atlend me
Supreme court hearing on All altecna-
tive writ against the Ohio county ccm'
missioners. Payment OF expenses ~.
rmrrrd in the Nolte case is sought by
the prosecutor
Arguments on the $4,000 '!amas?,
still IF Gu. H. Bargcr VS. The City OF
Wheeling will be submitted to Il jury
in Par1 II Of circuit court this morn
ing. The evidence was submitted FIJI
day.
w. J. Cullen. an expert Hour safes
man from Oswego, y. Y. on his hrst
trim TO West Virginia. says what sur
nrised him here WAS the patriotism.
Few flags are displayed in his section
of York State, he says.
The i.00U employees OF me ioca'
divisions Of tho Baltimore X ONO Kan.
rnaI are receiving their back pay OF
SnDU UuiI
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Fatal Explosion at
By-:ProduCtS Plant

kEARNEY. y. j.. April ""2.-Ohc
man was killed and property damage
estimated al $l0u.un0 WAS caused 10
night when fire Of undetermined
origin followed by lwo explosions thal
shook the surrounding country LOT
miles. occurred in. new pant III
course Of construction for the sea
board By-produrrS Coke company. on
tho banks Of the llackcnsaGk river
near here. The explosions occurred III
Two large tanks. only short distance
apart. ono of which contained luV.'V'
gallons of oil and Inc other LOU NV.
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Sn:knacts Detained.

STROrDSErl;t;. Pa. April 2@.--Thrcc
mon who ar: alleged Ia hHN" ph"l"-
graphrh railroad bridges mtw"'n i'hIi-
linsbur y. L.. and the p"iawar" water
gap were taken into custody by tn" ml!'
itary and civil authorities uouay III III"
D,lawarc water gap. They claim to ~
Russians accredited as inspectors of
at tn" plants Of tho Bcthfc-
hem Steel company and tn" Eddystpnc
Ammunition Corporation but were or
dcred detained BY United States At'"r-
ncy l.. j.. Burnett until their status -
more fully established. Tho United
States Acknowledgement WAS notified.
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FOR WILSON'S PLANS
tCont1nued From First Page.)

venes. Under an agreement between
the leaders, is hours geenral debate
will follow. and at that time, with adj
dcd debate under the tire-minute rule,
probably will bring the measure 10 a
VOC some time Wednesday,
Representative Dent will make the
opening statement. probably of one
hour. and Representative Kahn will
follow. offering the original provisions
Of the administration bill as a substi-
tute for the committees amendments.
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nationwide FREE ADVERTISING
FOR SALE Of BILLIONS IN BONDS

WASHINGTON. April 22.--A nation
wide advertising campaign ri extra,
ordinary proportions has been drclucu
upon by Secretary MCAdoo a%i the
most effective means of dlSpoSinS
quickly OF the $1,000. 100000 bond issue
soon 70 be offered To the public.
SO many patriotic offers OF aid nave
poured into the treasury drpartm'ht
lrrcenlly that practically every mcthod
Of publicity in the country Will be al
the governments disposal. without
charge. in helping TO make the Issue Il
success
Newspapers. magazines. street car
advertisements. even the bliiooaIua
soon may be- pIUClalmng the issue III
, biz type and summOning every AlncrI'
can 10 do his duty 10 his couIry D.!
subscribing. Large advertising aG"N'
cirS have offered their services, Tree
OF cost. in writing the advertisements
paiGn.
Many Papers Won't Charge.
Many newspapers have op"n"d their
; advertising columns. with no ChdrS''
Officials have wrlCuurd such offers
and expect others uf similar nature
There will be no general campaign vi
paid advertising. il was said authofl'
tatively tonight nor the incurrencc Oh
any items of rXprnS" whatever mat
are not absolutely essential, the at
ADMINISTRATION desire being that tho Is
sue MAY be placed AT the least possible
cost.
Five million dollars will be available
for all items OF expense. including the
high-priccd distinctive paper upon
which The bonds will BE- engraved, anu
the mechanical and clerical expense
incidental TO their Issue. y force OF
approximately LOO persons Will be
added TO the bureau OF engraving and
printing. already working night and
day ~ meet the present heavy de-
mands Of the government. and al least
200 clerks will be employed in the Clcr
/ ical work incidental To the big bond
issue. This force will be obtained
| through the civil service.
10000 Places Of Sale.
, The appropriation OF $3,00U.O00 l.
one-tenlh Of one per cent. Of the issue
| For meeting the expenses OF ISSUING
! the 500, 900 ,O0u bonds first authorized
! in the war with Spain. IN appropria
! lion Of Unc.fllh Of one per cent. was
! consumed.
! There probably will be at least 150'
! 900 places in the United States where
! bonds. may be purchased. These in
clude banks. State and National. trust
; companies and private institutions, in
lerna revenue offices. custom houses
and The long list of poslolliccs. Ever!
governmental agency Of tax collection
! probably will be authorized 10 acccp,
subscriptions, and similar authority
may be given to many private enter
priseS Of repute.
Indications arc that the big issue
may be offered 10 the public by June
|. and that the interim will be devoted
largely 10 advertising Should one
suggestion before the department be
adopted. as seems likely. subscribers
will be given 80 days in which to ma Ike
final payments. This would make the
proceeds available for the government
about July l.
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Censorship Denounced.

NEW YORK;. April 2".-ltr$oiulinns
declaring that thr censorship provision
Of the espionage bill rs an assault upon
thu very foundation OF 'tur tr'"' inSti-
tut,nuS freedom nr thought and fr""-
dom Of si.r.''Ir.' huv" hc'u adopted Ivy
lh. Publishers NsS""IntI"n at New York
.t:ty !; waS nuumtIir,'.'L Tonight S''ua-
tuGS AID rIprrS >ulHL!NcS IN congress
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HIS SECOND TRIAL.

COLEMAN. Tex. April @3.--tlarry j.
Spaniel. charged with murder in con-
ncctiun with thu killing ri Lieutenant
Colonel MaHlcnlm =. Butler III .tlpinc
last July. Is In hc placed on trial here
tomorrow i'll district court SPANIEL
was acquitted Of killing his wife aTt"cr
trial at S.n Angelo, February >.
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Medical Problems 3.

WASHINGTON. April IT. = Medical
problems created by the war were taken
UP here today by the general medical
board of the Council Of National De-
tense. Under direction of Or. Franklin
Martin the boa rel is serving as an ad-
risury body to- the councils medical
section. Its membership comprises
some Of tn. countryS foremost physi-
clans and surgeons.
Plans arc being worked out 10 give
the country an efficient war time medi-
cal Scrvr" not only in the military and
naval establishments. but IN civic lines
rs we'll.
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French Statement.

PNRlS, NrrIl -. I":it T. m.-Thr OH
ilcial communication l.urd ny tn" war
office tonight reads.
"l;rtw"en. Tia" S''nr'n' ami m '''lS';
very arti1" nrIiI!'- y lighting lU"k plitv''
during the. rnlrS" ~ the "!:E south ~
81 Quentin mriI u"rii' at I'rNiti"rS- E'.-
tween SuIS&uiIS ana 'I;HuitnS the arllllGry
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% INITTJS, H0''V'"'''
sEMEHT FOR BIDS
Fnr PrIntnu and Binding Curreut VolUmei OF Vest
ViruinIa Supreme cour, Reports.


Sealed proposals tor printing and binding current
ynl,Imc, al The rlrri, NJ The SuFrem" tunTt OF NJ
rcnIs nf Wrsi Virginia will bc received 10y me 'n'r
,isncI ATTORNEY General. nj his oi'Icr III
the t'apiIul ! in The city Of tharlesi"h'
nill twr,r u,rrk. nn"n. SATURDAY. June :: I'''' a.
which timn and place said PROPOSALS VIII W. "cheu'
After 4 bud Is submitted II cannot u" withdr@"h.
The contract awarded thr successful bidder shah
bu Tor TOUR years, beginning the Ser"Jd "cdnesuHE
in June 1877. \ Irmd in thr penal sum Of rive
Thousand ($IGn0I Dollars. conditioned for the tsith-
uI performance " the contract. with TWO Go9n AT"
sufficient suTcucs residing in thi. STATE: or WIN
surely rnmpamy authorized To q" husihCSs IN '''S
STATE shall arrnnpauy each proposal.
Hank ferns " bonds proposals and specifications
will h" furnished Application.
An act of the legislature provides mat 'hese
rr.ls iuay M bound In thu best quality OF law can
nr United STAIRS standard hI"kram of hest alalit!'
The right reject any nnd all pr"T'sal> Is re-
SERVED. t. !. i.H"h".,n
Attorney General.
Charleston. West Virginia.
April II. l?l7. aP-ls' -"'HV-mE
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from this state are requested 10 vote
against the measure.
The proposed lcgislation." tho resp
lutinnS assert. rs drastic and indefinite
in its terms and uncertain in It's import
No one. can sea what its consequences
might he. Through the newspapers. Il
strikes ut the rights If the people. In
war. of all times. tho press should b.:
free. viEilan, bold. unlcltcrcd and UNI
trnmruclUd'
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Support Urged.

NEW YARK. April @2.--TclcGrams
urging members of congress t" give
give their speedy and unqualified sup
port" to the administrations obligatory
military service bill were sent To rhrh
senator and representative by delegates
from ten leading defense societies III
the nation which met hero tonight. at
the call Of the National Security League.
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FrO|iC and Social
Features Cut Out Of
Big Shriner Meeting

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 22--Eanr"f-
lation Of frulic and elimination Of all
social features at The 1!l1 session Uf
the imperial council Of the Ancient
Arabic Order, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine for North America. 10 b" held
in Minneapolis. Jun" 70, . and y,
were determined upon today By Henry
+. Nridringhaus Of ST. Louis, imperial
pottntarr, who mol. with delegates
from other cities in "A cnnfnroscc here.
The decision was made because Of The
slarr Of war with Germany. The an
inounccment will be issued under date
lOG ADril o3
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SELL ME- YOUR
81 I ! HI NJ I
FOR CASH !!

You probably want 70 build in the
suburbs and need spot money to swing
the deal. I'll help YOU. Call or write
me today.
ALLEN TURNER
Bell phone 1885. 1920 Market street,
Wheeling, ". Va. National 165-Y.,
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BALLOON for Columbia

foot captive observation balloon. manned
bv Columbia Cnivcr$ity's volunteer
signal corps. will be put into commlS-
sion tomorrow. 1t WAS ann""hc%9 -"
niI.ht under command of United
States army Officer. Wireless equip
mcnt and signals will be used I" COM
muuic;,tc observations. Tw" parachut"s
will be carried to enable the men |" dc
sccnd in case OF an emergency.
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ShrinrrS of the Wheeling dis
lricl doubtless will await with in
IrrpSl some announcement OF the
effect tho decision reached ycSicI-
day by the Imperial Shrine Will
have upon their contemplated pill.
grimage To the Imperial Shrine
council at Minneapolis. An timer.
airy covering a period OF fifteen
days has been planned by the
Minneapolis committee Of Osiris
Temple Ancient Arabic Ordcr No
blrs Of the Mystic Shrine. The
trip is looked upon AZ one OF li'
best ever planned for Osiris Tenn
pie Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles
Of tho Mystic Shrine. Tho Trip is
looked upon as one Of the best
ever planned for Osiris Temple
and included many delightful fca.
lures. What changes, il any. VIII
be- made necessary by the DECISION
OF tho Imperial rutontate, have
not been announced. Past Imperial
PoIcntatc W. ". Irwin, of this
city. WIS al Dayton. Ohio. \ few
DAYS ago where hr conferred with
imperial Potcnlate Henry +. Nnid.
rinEhaus. regarding the. Imperial
Shrine council plans. 49,.
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WKNTF O-MPrhanlcjI drafl

WAh7ED-Ai3n who can ST
'uasrS. Great chance for RI
la.0 Market 81. Bell phonI
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>-1,vI- yopt Anru oo-Prominent

NEW YORK. April 22.--Prominent
Progressive and Republican party lead
crs issued 4 statement here tonight
hedging their support Of the adm1niS-
traitors war plans and urging the adop-
tIon Of measures which. they said. they
believed TO be Immediately necessary.
Among those who signed the statement
were Hiram w. johnson: RAYMOND
Robins. tlarold L. TckcS, William Draper
Lewis. Clifford Pnchot. Miles PoindrX-
ter. ogden Reid. e. a. Van yalkcnhurgh.
Chester Rowcll and william Allen
White.
Relieving that our country has en-
tered the great war rightly. wisely and
Of necessity; that it is our duty as Il
great free people TO take our part IN
the defense of liberty. democracy and
civilization against the attack Of mill
tarism: and that our sober purpose IS
to secure joint and lasting peace; we
support with all our hearts and all our
powers the war plan Of the Gorcrnment.
declared by the President in his address
TO congress on April -" tho statement
said.
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WANTED-Ycuus girl with some knowledge or stcno- Z
sraphy to operate MutEraph- Blue Ribbon rsins ?
lrinnanH Ap-sl-l ~.
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actions were intermittent III various SOC
tors. Tn" enemy Violently bumbarded
Rheims, especially the quarter I'm which
Tia: cathedral is located.
In CHAMPAIGN. IN" day WAS marked
by q series at enemy attacks on til"
heights which w hold in the MaSSir Of
M"r"uyilli"rS y violent attack directed
against M"uthaut wills entirely CHECKED
after 4 spirited engagement. our MAJ
chin" gun lir" and Cnuntcr-attackS m
Ilictcd SanGuinary losses ON thu enemy.
~ German battalion. reported about
fly" o'clock this afternoon northwest "t
Munthaut. WAS caught by our tire and
dispersed. leaving dead on the ground.
Another attempt against Il height lurth-
"rt" III" east was likewise rrpuls"d.
ON April y. three German airplancS
were brought down.
"l;rlsinm communication: Artillery
nriinn* occurred particularly nnRr St""n-
+tra"i". whcr" there WnS also iN"!%
lighting,
PARIS. April """.--F'rrnrh infantry
forces last night again pushed forward
in the region north of Sancy ami J"uF
OF the ST Rheims hattl" front.
says the official statement issued this
afternoon by thr Frcm'h war depart
meut. Further cas-, there was hand
grenade fighting in the sector OF
llurtrhiS".
'Irlnlall d1TplalleS IHSl llElt Nl'l'l".H
several bombs in tho region Of l'nnklrk.
slightly wnunding three persons.
German Statement
RERLlN. April 49,. VIA London. az"
y. m.--nu the AiSnc-r hampHEuc battle
front. says the official statement issued
To-day by the German war department..
there were battles last night near
irayc and llurtchiSr farm. IN the
Rheims Ncufrhatcl road. north OF
PrOSueS. and on the western bank "t
tho Rive" SuippcS. all Of which ended
with heavy French losses.
On the british fr"ut. in tho ArraS-
Lens region. the statement says. the ar
tillcry duel Increased to the most OK.
trcmc violence
port. an Entente ;tirshlp which fell
blazing into the sea.
EERLlN, via London. April -. l:"1
a. NTH" German official cuInmuuiCH-
lion ISSUED This evening says:
"rhrr" have been violent artillery
du"lS ON some sectors Of The Arras
front: Infantry lighting is proceeding
near. I.ous.
ON the Nisnc and in Champa rnc COM
paratiNs calm prevails. Only northeast
OF scissors has there been lively ariil-
l"ry firing"
italian Statement.
ROME. April -. via London. l:i1 y.
m.-tircatcr military activity and trench
and aerial raids marked the military
operations on the .AuSlrO-ltalinn battle
front yesterday. according To The official
statement Issued today 10y the Italian
war department.
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WAETEO-Nim and boys IN
Whltakcr-tilcSsncr Co.. Wh1
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WANTEO-Mcchanlcil draf;
age. who can detail from
cnce not necessary. Peruis
chance for Advancement OF
Address Chief Clerk Enclnn
!nghouse Flee. & SlfS. Conn
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WANTED-M

WANTED-GoOD ST1
LEARN PRINTING q
TO FOREMAN INTEL
FLOOR.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-rcarl and sapphire PIN. Saturday afternoon =:
Return and .cceiYa reward at InteScncef. hp-sJ'g5
GOST-Bunrh OF kcys reward for return 10 GeorIs&
Iobenstrn, 260i Main street. ap-2l-) 3
GoSr-DIanond stud In nccktic. Blown from vim I,
dow OF Windsor Hotel. kindly return 70 clerk and
receive reward. ap-Sl'i =
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svnagor,,es FOR Recruiting.

SynTs %
NEW YORK. April .22.--Rahhi I"scpli
Silvcrman. president &, nf the Eastern
Council Of Reform Rahhis. which Is
holding its spring assembly here. urged
in an address tonight that all rabbits CO.
operate with ClcrEymcn nt other H"n4m-
nations in Offering tn" MS" of their
churches Us recruiting Citations on week
A.,,-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

WAhTED-Msn who can u
ruzSrs. Great chance for
l220 Market ST. Bell phoI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Mtn-WAhTEQ

YOUNG men and boys bI
years. Steady employn
& Thomai.