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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
FAIL TO ATTACK

PARIS. June $50 thoroiy
complete was the French victory
OF yesterday in the Hurtebiss
sector that today the Germass did
rot attempt the usual counter at
tacks. today's official statement re
Lated. An artillery duel was still
in progress In the Hurtebise sec
tor but there we're no infantry ac
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
SLAV DELEGATION
TO URGE PEACE

PETRoGRAD. June 1.-THE
congress Of workmen and soldiers
today decided TO send a delegation
OF six members shortly 10 Stock.
holm. England and France for the
purpose Of urging IA peace confer
encc at an early dale. on the basis
81 the aims announced by tho
workmen and soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
Wilson Nav Come

II President Wilson comes TO the
West. he will visit Seattle. accord
ing 10 a letter received BY Presi.
dent Rhodes. OF the Seattle Cham
Der OF Comerce and Commercial
Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
5000 Inspect Roses

\ record crowd OF 5000 people
attended the closing evening OF the
Rose Show Tuesday night An ad.
mission OF 10 cents was charged for
the benefit OF the society Of the
"Fatheriess Children OF France"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27

Won TIRPITz ILL
WITH DIABETES

ny r't~d rfess T~ssed Wire
PARIS. June 27.--Grand Admiral
Won Tirpiiz. GcrmRny's apostle OF
sea ruthlessness. il critically III OF
diabetes at a Black Forest resort.
In Switzerland. according 10 word
received here today.
The former German naval min
lister resigned In March. 1916. on
account OF ill-health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
PRETTY SILK
CAMISOLES 85c

Very dainty garments to
wear under summer dresses
and waists. They arc
neatly made and trimmed
with Val. lace top and rib
bon shoulder straps. Sizes
from 80 to ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27

Nearly 100 applications for Nom.
bership In the reorganized Seattle
Athletic club were received Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
Women's and Misses Silk C1n
Afternoon & Street Dresses lO.Zs
NisHss Ne csp ss's at $11.85

Military Capes-the fad Of the hour-in man
nish serge, tweed, mixtures, plaid and coverts
unusually smart at $ll85.
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healthy FUN AND
WORK At ARMY POST
Continued From Page l

Iects. for those who wish to hear
them.
Put Ban on Vice
The theatrical plans contemplate
one-week stands nj each canton
ment
The movies will run continuous
performances during the hours
when the men are AZ leisure.
There will. of course. be soft
driuk canteens with candy and ice
cream. sandwiches and other eats.
all supervised and made clean and
healthful.
OF greater importance than
either OF these, however, is the
problem OF protecting the
camps from drink and dlsso-
lutte women.
Already the secretary OF war
has changed the location Of
several camps because he found
they would be too near some
vice center.
Il am determined. says Secre-
tary OF War Baker, that our new
training camps as well az the sur
rounding zones within an effective
radius. shall not be places OF temp
tation and peril"
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Thouaht Il Personal

cuthbcrt took the position that
the criticism which has been d.
reeted toward the association by
the Seattle Ad club and other
bodies. was a personal attack on
himself. and he devoted the biggest
portion OF his time TO explaining
his own abilities and peculiar 1T
ness for the position Of executive
secretary OF the Northwest Tourist
association
Il regard the Northwest Tourist
association. in a way. as my own
child he said. and when any
attack ~ made on IL. II Is the same
IA attacking me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27

Cool, Summer Blouses OF organdy and wolfe
White prettily trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry. Sizes 80 to 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27

Big Night Thursday
Eugene Levy and 400 Star
news carriers are going to
have some time Thursday
night!
They'll be his guests at the
Orpheum theatre, and see
cracking good vaudeville and
picture show. The Kids will be
NJ The Star office at 8 p. M,
and go in gang" TO the Or
pheum, at Third ave. and
Madison st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
CUTHBERT HAS
PLANS, BUT WILL
NOT TELL THEM

Herbert cuthbert. who has
worked out a plan TO spend
Sii2,ooo. appropriated by Ore
gon, Washington and British
Columbia. to advertise this
section. refused TO explain the
details to members OF the Sc
attic Ad club, when he APP
peared before them al a special
luncheon Tuesday noon at tho
Bon Marche.
lie fl executive secretary OF the
Pacific Northwest Tourist aHrocia
ton. and had been asked TO ap
pear before the club. which has
been trying To learn how the peo
pies money Is 10 be spent.
Cuthbcrt talked only In general
terms. and altho he had n manu-
script OF his plans. he said II
viii cost anyone outside my own
directors $4,000 to look at my
plans here. II took me seven
weeks to prepare them and they
represent experience gained In u
years
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Cuthbert stated that the plan
which he had prepared personally
for the expenditure Of the tourist
funds had been accepted unani.
mously by the board OF directors
In competition pith the plans sub
miiicd by various advertising agen'
cies of the Northwest. who had
been asked TO submit plans.
III tell you what magazines and
newspapers I arm going To use.
every publication | am not going
TO use would mako life miserable
for me" he said.
AN viii tell you OF tho plan
OF the association In that We in.
tend 10 use little lecture and H..
Illustrated slide advertising. consid-
cradle space advertising and some
illustrated articles In national mag
aElncs."
Give Him Vote
After a motion 10 indorhe the
plan had been ruled out Of order.
the Ad club and the publicity
bureau OF tn" Chamber OF Com.
merce and Commercial Club ten.
dcred Cuthbort a vot. OF personal
confidcnce.
Cuthbert was formerly connect.
I'D with the Victoria Commercial
Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
7. NOSSA[, Of
GLENDALE, ". Va,
VOLUNTEERS
Thankful Man Brings ExtraordInary
Statement in Nerv-Wortns Favor
to Rau's Drug Store.

Not a single reader should miss this
signed endorsement. 1t tells a Won
derful story. In character, as well as
in source, it is most convincing Ano
remember that it's author went out OF
his way to get it to the Rau Drus
Store:
Il went TO three doctors. and each
one told me that he could cure me VI
my trouble. oooo
After spending over $4,000 and
getting no benefit. quit doctoring.
noticed an ad in the Wheeling papers
of the results that NerT-Worth was
giving other people, and concluded 70
try it myeslf.
After taking one bottle began 10
recover my health until now | nave
taken four bottles, and CONSIDER
MYSELF a WELL NAN.
''All this happened on two-years
sickness, during which ! was unaole
10 do any work at all.
"(Signed) T. NOSSAL.
Glendale, w. Va"
Your dollar back at Rau's Drug
Store, Wheeling. if Nerv-Worth does
not benefit you.
Nerv-Worth Is also sold At the fol'
lowing stores: Cameron Drug Co.,
Cameron; Dankworth Bros. Bellalre
Patterson & Sons, st. Clairsyille;
Hilles Bros, GAINESVILLE; Moore
Bros, Mingo Junction.
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WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE. w Va. r. D. No. i.
Jan. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Robinsnn's
sister, Mrs. G. IT. White, in Elm Grove.
r. Isaac Shepherd was calling Mt the
home Of c. W. Remke on Monday even
ing.
Frank Hacuuard has been spending
some time with his brother. August
Hacquard at the Magnolia club.
Andrew I.anemeycr was visiting nj
thc home Of Jesse LauEhcrty on sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Dague and daughters. Louis
md hTarjory Of Oak Hill. are spending
the week with Mrs. DaEuc's mother.
Mrs. G.. w. Remke.
]. A. Dean has been on the sick list,
for the past few days.
AIrs. Jesse Daugherty and Gertrude
White spent Sunday afternoon n the
home Of Mrs. Chas. Rcmkc
"Rilly" Shepherd Of Wheeling. spent
tho weekend at his homo on tn" creek.
Mr.. Buress OF Bull Run. has ho"n
hawking hay from the Davis farm this
week
John shcrwinskl gave a dane" at his
home near hero on Wednesday evening.
Mt. and Mrs. Jas. X. Robinson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Nc
Whorter of MCCrcary Ridge.
O. w Rnmkc was IL business caller in
Elm Grow" on Tuesday.
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PEACE NOT POSSIBLE
Continued from First Page.)

tercst the confidential reports on the
reception among the people of Ger
many Of the Entente reply. With
Germanf troops in France. Belgium
Rumania and large parts Of Russia
The demands Of the Entente are eX'
pec1ed IN be received with great sur
prise.
! Much interest attached 10 the de
mand for restitution Of provinces
wrested from the allies in the past
While no special locality was named
iAlsace.Lorraine is understood TO be in
dicaIed, together with any further ter
ritorial Establishments that the mill
tary situation miGhL justify. This
clause is understood TO have been in
serted for its elasticity.
The enfranchiscmenl of popula'
!tions subject TO the bloody tyranny oil
the Turks" is said to apply TO Arabia
part Of which has already declared It's
independence under allied control
Armenia. most of which is occupied
by Russian troops, and SYRIA, the
southern tip of which British troops
from Sucz have just reached. 1t is
felt that ii the Turks were also driven
from Europe, only a small part OF
their empire would be left
Deep interest also Cenlefeu III Lie
section proposing the expulsion from
Europe OF the Ottoman empire, and
the failure TO mentain what govern
ment would take its place at Constan,
Iiinoplc. That city with its control OF
the Dardanelles has been one Of the
prime keynotes Of the war and was
formally stated by Former Premier
i'Frepoft TO have ben promised by the
allies To Russia. Whether the omlS
sion marks any change Of policy OF
lack Of agreement or whether it was
made In emphasize the attitude
toward the Turks, is uneXplaIned,
Only ono hopeful passage was inunc
in German quarters. This was the
declaration Of a desire above a II 'tC
insure a peace upon the principles OF
liberty and Justice" Such a peace, il
was declared. was what was wanted
BY Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
WHEELING MAN
PRAISES TANLAC.
Wife Tells How SPECIALISTS Offered
Little Hope But Tanlac Brought
Relief
THOUGHT IT WAS CANCER OR
GALL STONES OF STOMACH

My husband suffered for years from
stomach trouble and was getting so
bad he could not sleep and | almost
had given UP hope of his recovery. He
had visited several specialists but
none of them held out much hope OF
his getting well. Some said he had
gall stones, others said cancer OF the
stomach and indigestion. He seemed
to have continual cough and vomit-
Ing spells real often and felt tired.
drOopy and WORKOUT all the time. Ills
appetite had deserted him and We both
were very much worried. ! was taking
Tanlac at the time L mention and il
had helped me so much and so wonder
fully improved my appetite and sleep
d! thought perhaps 1t would do him
some good too, and since taking either
eight or nine bottles he feels and acts
like q new man and eats and sleeps
better than he ha. n ageh He feels
confident he Is entirely cured Gn6 i
know what It did for both OF US go
well, | want to recommend Tanlao TO
everybody similarly troubled. salo
Mrs. ". H. HNenbaugh. 30 10th St.
Wheeling, ". Va.
Mrs. Hixenbaughs husband is vel
known railroad engineer and the above
statement proves again as so many
other Wheeling testimony has already
proven, that Tanlac really is a wonder:
Yul remedy for ailments OF the stom-
ach. This is not an Isolated case
standing out alone but Is one OF thouS.
ands which prove the same thing II
troubled with stomach. 1ndlgestlon.
pains, sore, sour. gassy stomach. heaa-
aches, lose OF appetite, energy, weight
and sleep Try this wonderful prepare
ton so highly recommended by many
thousands in this vicinity. Tanlac IS
sold through C. H. Griest & Co.. Mar
ket street, Wheeling.
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TURKS RECEIVE
A SEVERE BLOW
BRITISH ATTACK POSITIONS ON
TIGRIS RIVERS AND TAKE
MANY TRENCHES.
Hundreds Killed in Trenches and
1900 Taken Prisoners - Germans
RepuIse Russians.

The Turks apparently are receiving
hard usage at the hands OF the Brit
ish in the MesOpotamia and Egyptian
theatres. Following up their advance
northeast Of kut-El-Amara, on the II
girls river in Mesopotania, early IN
the week, the British have again at
tackled and captured Turkish trench
es on the right bank OF the river and
inflicted heavy casualties on the QUO
mans. In one trench 800 yards long
200 dead Turks were found,
On the Sinai peninsula. thirty miles
northeast of El-Arish, Egypt, six lines
Of Turkish trenches in front or the
town of Rata have been captured by
King Georges men. The Turkish re-
lief force is reported TO have been
destroyed and in addition 1900 Turks
were made prisoners.
Hard fighting is still in progress IN
the region of Riga in Northwest Rus
6ia, but the exact situation is still moi
clear. owing 10 the divergent reports
of the Russian and German war of
fees. Petrograd asserts that the Rus
slams south Of Lake Dabii, captured a
village near the town of kalnzem, and
with il large number Of machine
guns and repulsed German counter
attacks further east.
On the other hand the Berlin wal
office says that all Russian attacks
were completely repulsed. A report by
The military observer of the Semi-oftl
cial Overseas News Agency says the
Russian offensive in this region has
been broken except al one place.
Admit Retirements
Admission is made by Pelrosrad
that the Russian and Rumanian forces
in Moldavia have made further retire
ments in the Oituz. kassina and Su
chitza regions, but it is asserted thai
the Teutonic Allies who crossed the
Putna river north Of Fokshani have
been driven back across the stream
suffering heavy casualties and leaving
prisoners in the hands of the Russians
Dealing with The fighting in this re
gion Berlin merely says there nave
been no important events there.
On the other fronts nothing but min
or operations and artillery duels have
taken place. The British on the from;
in France have at several points -peITe
traIed the German trenches, lnfllctlne
casualties on the defenders and taking
prisoners.
The British admiralty has lost two
war craft in the Mediterranean from
the attacks Of hostile suhmarlneS-h
NJ. S. CORVALLIS. which it is thought
was the 1900 ton battlcShip OF lbal
name and the seaplane carrier BENNY
Chrec.
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Made Reservations.

ATHENS. Wednesday, Jan. 10, S:l3
p. M, via London, 5:45 p. m.--The &C.
ceptance by the Greek government OF
the ultimatum of the Entente powers
makes certain reservations. Accord
ing TO the Greek reply, control by the
Entente allies will be re-established
for the security Of the Entente allied
armies only. without participating i'll
the administration of the country or in
interfering with local communications.
Adherents OF eX-Premier FenizeloS.
who have been imprisoned, will be re'
leased in manner 10 be mutually
agreed upon between Greece and the
Entente nations. The indemnities de-
manded for property destroyed will be
regulated according 10 The laws of this
country.
Moral satisfaction for the events OF
December LIST. and the latest demands
for the transfer of Greek troops were
unreserredly accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
ENGLAND LAUNCHES
WIN-THE-WAR LOAN
AT ENTHUSIASTIC M e N 6
HELD YESTERDAY IN GUILD
HALL
Premier Lloyd George Gives Revie"
of War and Is Greeted With
Wild Cheers

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE new British
loan was launched at a great meeting
at Guild Hall today when the Premier
David Lloyd George. supplemented his
appeal for subscriptions with a Drlef
and confident review Of the war Sit
uation. and Andrew Bonar Law, chan.
cellor of the ex-chequer, discussed
the financial end Of the plan.
Tremendous enthusiasm was dis.
played and crowds. of people waited
for hours patiently in the sleet for
chance to get standing room In the
hall after the ticket holders were
admitted.
II was the prime minister's first
public engagement since he took his
present office. and, as he had just re-
turned from the Rome conference,
curiosity to hear his speech outweigh
ed even that 10 learn the terms OF the
new loan which is commonly called
the "win-the-war-loan.
Mr.. Bonar Law explained the new
loan, which. briefly, gives the option
OF Il 5 per cent. taxable loan at So, or
a tax compounded loan at 4 per cent.
at par, which apparently is only liable
10 a super.tax. Both loans will be free
of income lax, if held outside Of the
United Kingdom.
The keynote of the meeting was to
be found in phrase used by Mr.. Bon
ar Law-"Wil it ever be said that this
country is willing to give its sons, but
not its money!"
This was greeted with re-echoing
cheers. The reception OF Mr.. Bonar
Laws statement seemed to predict the
great popularity of the loan, but still
greater exception awaited Mr.. Lloyd
George. whose report of the great con-
fidence felt at the Rome conference In
ultimate victory aroused a storm OF
cheers, as did also his declaration that
with proper support the Entente al
lied armies would cleave road to VIC
tory during 1917. and that the allies
had made clear in their replies 10
Germany and the United States that
war was preferable TO Prussian domi.
nation over Europe.
The arrogant Prussian CASTE he
said, flung Great Britain's signature
10 treaty into the waste paper oas'
ket as if it were of no account. But
they now know the pride OF the land
they treated with such insolenl dis
dain, They know it all now.
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CHARGE DISMISSED.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. IL
Two cases against John Burke. of
this city, former manager of the COM
missary department Of the Panama
Railroad company, and Ricardo Ber-
mudez, and Pascal Canavagsto. sup
ply dealers in the Panama Canal zone
on charges of fraud in connection with
supplies for the railroad, were dis.
missed by the government in the
United States district court here to-
day. The action was taken by the
government, il was said, because OF
The failure of prosecution in similar
case which involved the same facts.
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TO MAP OUT G. G. P. PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, Jan. II - House
Republicans will hold a party con-
ference soon 10 hap out Il legislative
program for the next Congress, which
their leaders claim will br under Re
publican control. REPRESENTATIVES,
Gardner Of Massachusetts, and HICKS
of New York. announced that more
Than enough signatures mad been OBJ
tajned 10 a petition circulated ny them
and to be presented in a few days 10
REPRESENTATIVE Green OF Vermont,
chairman of the caucus.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees Sals.

Br rinure OF A decd Of trust made - Amelia l.
Otto. and Louis Otto. her husband. 70 Lee ,. DoebN
IS Trustee. dated tho 10Th day Of Decsmbte. 1903,
md recorded In the office Of the Clerk OF the Counts
t'our, OF Ohio County West Virginia, 10 Deed q
Trust Book No o.. page 81. will ca The 9th d.!
Of January 1917. commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. m.r
offer for sale At public auction. 1t the mont 600
Of the Court House Of Ohio County. Wet Virginia
cert ain piees OF land situated In and adjacent 10 In
Town Of TradrlphiI in Ohio County. West Virginia
that il tn say: The east one.half tit) Of Lot eight
four tsI. all OF lots numbered eighty.fO 05),
riahty-sI 1861. elGhty-seren ts7) and eighty leigh
1881 In the Town OF TradelphI laid out By Josli
Thompson. Also 4 piece parcel OF land lying OF
the waters Of iittl. Wheeling Greek. 10 said Ohio
County West Virginia. through which two stream
lof water flow (Which are not 10 Be direrted iron
their present courseI and which parcel contains ONT
acre Il more less. Also another piece or parce
~ land, the Interest in which Henry Otto. vas con.
yrycd by Robert White. Trustee 70 BENJAMIN EIlS,
hy deed dated September nh. 1891. and 10 NOR
particularly described In deed from Gsorts Foinc
and wife. to Benjamin EIey. dated September MI
1891 aud recorded in the office Of the CLERK Of IN
County Court Of Ohio County. West Vndnih II
Decd Book No. g.. page 4is, and In said died DO
scribed to contain three and one-fourth t34I acre
moro or less
Tho interest In said parcels Of land intended u
br conveyed hereby. is all that which 10 conveyed
Henry KaIbi,zcr by three .ereraI doeds. one from
BENJAMIN E1lcy. dated April 9Th. 1895. one frOK
Robert White. Special Commissioners. dated AArrt
l9th 1895 and the other fro0 Robert White. Trustee
dated November 18TH 1894. which said deeds an
recorded In The office Of the Clerk Of tho CountI
court ~! Ohio County. west virrinia- In Deed Boob
NJ. 49, OH pages IGJ i6s. and 400. respectively. u
also being the property which Was conIeyed &c
Amelia l.. OTTO by Henry kAbitIer. and wife hJ
decd which /, recorded in tho office NJ the ClerI
Of the county Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia,
I'm Deed sonk No. 10. page l55.
! TEENS nF SALE: one-hird OF the purchs%
money much moro a the purchaser may eie7
to paw cash In hand On the day OF sale. and thu
residue In two equal instanentI. PAYABLE respect.
Irrly in twelve and twenty-four mooths from the
day Of sale with interest. the purchaser giving bis
neSotiabe promssory for tie deferred payments.
the legal title being retained ~ further security
mill all OF the purchase shall hare been paid
IF for any cause the sale Is NOT completed On fis
bav Aforesaid Il will he Adjourned from time 70 time
pithou, other notice than oral PROCLAMATION st ths
lime and place appointed for selling. from which
the adjournment Is made.
iS.5.la-la-26
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Dollar Savings & Trust
Company will be held at the office Of
the bank, In this City, on Monday.
January IS, 1917, at p. NJ, for the
election Of Directors to serve during
the ensuing year. and for the trans
action of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
ROBERT HAZLETT,
jaSm Secretary.
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u. S. AVlATORS LOST

SAN DIEGO. Jan. lion receipt OF
Il message late Today from imnllgra-
lion officials at CalfXico. saying an
aeroplane had been seen in flight yes
terday noon by q Mexican about 10
miles below the Mexican border. Col
onel W. \. Glassford. commanding the
army aviation school here, expressed
the opinion that Colonel
Il. G.. Bishon and Lieutenant w. \.
Robertson, .Ir., probably were lost IN
the Volcano lake region Of lower Cal
;fornia. That country is desolate.
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John r. KSnt.

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Jan. IL
and builder Of this city. died here to-
day. aged 10 years. He was a native
of Louden county. Va. and during the
Civil war served in the Confederate
army as member Of Company F.. Sixty
second Regiment Of Virginia infantry.
which was a part Of General Imbodcn's
brigade. He had resided here twenty
three years He is survived by one
son, architect. Chapman e. Kent. Of
MnrtinSburE,