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Ritter OF Edgwood took place. Rev.
, T.. \. AlperS, pastor Of the Lutheran
church at Elm Grove. otficiated and the
ceremony was performed at o'clock In
the presence OF friends.
The bride had as her maid Of honor
a sister Of the groom. Miss Clara Rit-
ter, and Mr.. I;lWood Bayha attended the
groom as best man. The bridal gown
was Of white, made with full court
train, her veil was arranged in cap eff
feet and held by wreath Of orange
blossoms. The bouquet was fashioned
of valley lilies In a shower. Miss Ritz
ter wore 4 pink crepe dc chine frock
and carried Killarney roses.
A wedding supper followed the cere-
mony with covers for immediate rcla-
lives and friends. The dining room had
decorations in pink and white very
beautifully arranged. AT midnight Mr..
md Mrs. Ritter left for the East where
they will remain for several days and
after theft return will reside at the
brides home.
Copies Of the following announce
, mcnts have been received:
Mrs. Mary Doepkin
announces the marriage OF her
daughter
Marie Louise
Mr.. Carl Harry Ritter
on Wedne sday. February seventh
one thousand nine hundred and seven
teen
Bac-Mar
Wheeling, West Virginia
At Home
After March first
Bae-Mar Place
A. o. q. Dance Tonight.
Final arrangements have been com
pleted for the dance TO he given this
evening by the Young Mems Club Of
the 4. Q. L. w. at their auditorium.
Gumps saXaphone orchestra will fur-
ntsh the music. The committee In
charge consists Of Joseph T.. Gary. 6. l..
Cassiday. G.. II. Stahnke. l.. Sacher and
X. \. T0pp. The following program has
been prepared: ,,
nc-stcp--"Nlughty, Naughty. Naughty.
Observation-Disclosures Wearing Them High
or in Hawaii.
waltz-Turn Back the Universe.
Two-step-RooStcr Rag.
One-step-Scc Dixie First.
Waltz-a1ooulght Bliss.
One-step- What DO You Want to Make
Those Eyes at Me for?
Two-stcp-That Moaning saNophonc
waltzEonr. Two. Three -Four.
One-stcp-lIow's Every Little Thing in
Dixie.
Rcdowa--Snciety.
. Dnc-Strp-r EriCn Is TrSinS 10 Learn 10
Talk Hawaiian.
MISREPRESENTATION Walk.
Waltz-rhat Moaning Melody.
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PRETTY DANCES
LAST EVENING
CARROLL CLUB MASQUERADE
AND A SOCIAL EVENING AT
THE ElkS' CLUB
Miss Gertrude Dorsey Will Be Com
pImented On Friday Afternoon
BY Mrs. Harold Sawyer At
Her Home

Miss Gertrude Dorsey whose "n'
gagement TO Mr.. Henry Schafcr Was
announced a fortnight ago. VIII Dc
complimented tomorrow a1ternooli
with a sewing party. Mrs. Haro!u
Sawyer, at her home on f11leeh'n
street will be hostess at the pretty al
fair and has invited ten or MISS Do"'
sey's most intimate friends.
Elks' Dancing Party
The F.lkS' dance last ercninE at lhcIr
clubhouse was most delightfully."- plan
ned and executed and the committee IN
charge was highly gratified IN the AZ
tendance and thorough good time Oh
The guests There were many NlSltoiS
and the chairs about the ballroom hciu
MANY Interested spectators. me MUSIC
was very alluring and supper was SeFN'
ed near midnight. ,., :;
Decorations were very beautlluE III
blue and gray with quantities or SmllaN
drapiug the walls. The lights were III.
verified bluebells from which dangled Tiny
for-gct-lne- caught on blue r1bhohH
The ballroom was cannpIcd i'll lengths OF
blue and white and the stage was lllIeo
with palms and blossoms.
PREPARATIONS for their annual naSpue-
radt, ball are now cngro*SirS the so
rial and dance committees Of the cum;
and this, from the extensive plans: WI!
r,.lipSe the very successful ones ol pas
years. Among the dancers last evening
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thence wears out when one thinks how
often they have to deal with women of
the class described. women who think
they demonstrate their superiority by
being discourtGous to those who serve?
Perhaps you think there are not many
such women.
An Almost 1nconceivab1e Incident.
l am afraid there ars.-and worse.
Let me tell you little incident
which clerk related To me. A question
about her being tired came up. Il try
to sit down." she said but SOME OF the
customers can't bear" TO see us sitting
DOWN"
said I could hardly believe that
Her eyes .btazed. ~ woman and her
daughter were In the other day" she
said, and Twas sitting down for a min
ute. The woman picked me out from
the rest and bore down on me. it made
her so mad to see me sitting down.
Busy" she said. OF course / sprang
up and asked II there were anything |
could show her.
She Couldn't Bear to Sec tho Clerk
Sitting Down.
Yes. she said. we want TO look At
suits and We want to try them oc,'
oh. mother said her daughter. we don't
want to try them on today Yes We
do she said, She needs the exercise.
Think of it.
Doesn't il make your blood boil?
Then try. not TO blame tho next clerk
whose temper seems frayed. Remem-
Der she may have just had to deal with
4 woman like that.
" Along the Cornwall coast MANY
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Supper IS Cents
Thomson M. E. Church
Tonight


Bridge Party YeSLGTuAy.
The bridge party yeStercaJ al yer hoo4i
III the ElkS' club. Of Mrs. j. Il. steven
son of North Main street. was one OF the
Inyclirst In point Of decoration pnru-
riralcd in this year by local circles.
There were close to f5 guests VINO ar
rived at 100 o'clock and were served
luncheon by a Pittsburgh caterer. Dec
urations by Florist Langhans were most
..yuuisltcly beautiful and original. IN
tho. center of the room was q venetian
prrguIa over which vines clambered lad
IN with grapes. The collonadc had TOUR
entrances and the general surroundings
were Of tropical atmosphere.
Each table ut luncheon had g center
Of blue ribbon and the favors were COL
onial bouquets Of Russell roses and
forget mc-knots. The guests sewed and
played bridge until 8 o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Stevenson were:
MeSdaInes:
Baird Mitchell a. a. Wheat
H. w. Geo A. w. Bureaus
larry l.. Eclzhart Charles Towar
Edward ": s.ifel Fred sehrens
Arthur Stifel
Elizabeth Steven Alberta st'fel
Out Of town guests included:
Miss Hattie Wallace of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. W. ". Meek Of New York CITY.
Mrs. Harry Cannon OF Philadelphia
Ritter-Doepken-
At the home of the brides mother
Mrs Mary Docpkin Mt Lao Mar FIace
last evening. the wedding Of her dauSh-
ter. Miss Mary Louise. and MT. Sarl ~.
Ritter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
Music Study Club.

This afternoon at the Hotel Wind.
sor, the regular meeting Of the study
department will be held. This viii
begin at 2:3O o'clock and will be fol-.
lowed Immediately. by the rehearsal OF
the chorus under the direction OF Mrs,
Elsie Fischer Kincheloe. The STUDY
numbers follow:
Opera - "The Flying Dutchman"-
Wagner-MrS. ". Z. Woolenweber.
Life of Wagner-Miss Shirley Way.
man.
Ballad from THE Flying Dutchman's
Mrs. Edward W. Stfel. 4
Music Current Events Mrs. Bee
Exley, Mrs. ". F., Mcnamara, Mrs
Chas. Flanagan. -
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e,,,n,,.,. at sacoud u. p. Church.

This evening at the Second L. P.
church. thu Pastors AID society nave
in charge thu serving OF a supper, to
which they invite all friends Of the
church. Preparations for the accommo-
dalton OF = large number has hc"n made
and the best of plain cooked food Will
IL. served. There Will he cake md
candy tables and leo cream may also be
purchased.
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valentine Ball.

Closing The prr-I .cntru Festivities. tn"
Ladies' Carroll Social club has announc-
cd its mex. dancing party for the even
ing nf Wednesday, February II. THIS
will he the last Of their winter parties
Until iheir beautiful EaStcr Fall or
April II. The Premier orchestra will
furnish the music for the Valentino
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The next social afternoon Of the La
,,ies' Carroll Social club, Will be on
Tuesday. February 20. Misses Rose
Scally and Raphael Moran will be host.r
cs.cs Refreshments will be served At
Ter few hours with sewing and cards
as paSiinle.
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hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast.
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily.
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dau'
dertne at any drug store or toilet cour'
ter; apply a little as directed and ten
minutes after you will say this was the
best investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised. that Of you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and
lots of it-no dandrutf-no itching sclp
and no moro falling hair-you must
use Knowlton's Danderine. II eventu'
jallv-Thy not now?
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Tisl1-Kirklaul.

Rev. s. J. Cotton sulrmniz"d III" mar
riaCr Yesterday Ill high noon, Of Miss
Anna T.. Kirkland and Mr.. John :. FISH
The wedding took place 1T IN" home or
the brides father ard was very quiet III
its arrangements
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II you care for heavy hair. that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an Incompatible soft
ness and Is fluffy and lustrous, try
Danderine
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair, besides it immed-
lately dissolyes every particle Of dand
ruff: you can not have nice, heavy,
healthy hair II you have dandruff. This
destructive scurt robs the hair Of It's
lustre, its strength and its very life.
and II not. overcome It produces a few
arishness and itching Of the scalp; the
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Patriotic Dance,

At the Columbia club this evening
members of the organization will enter
tain their friends with patriotic dance
N;Sc Eleanor Strauss is chairman Of the
romittec in charge. which has made
every possible arrangement FOR inc
Measure of the guests. Decorations
will be unusual and striking and the
dance music will be provided by inc
Columbian urche StrN.
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Yesterday Afternoon at the ScottiSft
Rite Cathedral. the Ladies' Masonic
club held their regular Afternoon 81
cards. . The games were followed BY O.,
tempting luncheon. -
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For MiE WeltY.

\ sewing party tomorrow evening
given by Mrs NJ. e. Kelly al her home
in Pleasant Valley. will honor Miss
WcIty. whose wedding will take place
on Monday morning at ST. Joscph's Ca
,hcdral. Ten guests Nave been invited
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Announcements Received.
mascue Ball Scores Triumph.

Last evening in the Carroll ciuh. INC
largest crowd of the season. assembled
tn indulge in III" unboun"rd gillcty
which is characteristics Of masquc balls.
The club house WAS altractivcly dec
Grated throughout in green, Will" Inc
hall room, with it's drapings of rcd and
lights sortcncd with the same color. lent
n mellow w"irdncss appropriate TO ths
grotcsaue figures. Hitting by IN inc
dance.
stately colonial DANES. airy summer
girls, wfnsume milli-lnaidS. together win
the dainty Tinker Belle, ana captivating
Fntima and l.ur" Of tn" Mask All j"iiiea
with Topsy, and IN" usual Clowns III
ma king the scene 4 gay one.
The grand march ~ 10 " CLOCK hrnuEHt
forth great: applause. because OF me
timely patriotism ulSpIaEea, ih NV
march being led ny Ihclc sam l" 'ho
stirring strains OF America ~
y delightful three course 4uh"heoh
was served at 1880 O'Clock IN inc UNI
ing room. which was taste ull! u't"ru ''t,
I'd in green. with here ana 'heFe 'oue"
Of wistnria.
The guests were:
Misses:
Margaret Grogan: Spanish.
Katherine Gundling. rompcr:
Helen tiursuch. Red Riding Hood.
Josephine Beth, child.
Flora Beth.
Gertrude poGTrr;. Indian maid.
Mary Guffncy. gypsy.
Madalyn Altnyer. iama fama.
Marie Muilady. liberty.
Pauline Scifert. maid.
Angela Die atniller, gray.
Margaret HenninH. Little 30 Peep.
Mary Landers. Lilac Domino.
Rhea Manion, French.
Helen l.andrrs. follies.
Helen Fitzgerald, Dltrh.
Marie Paul. Red Cross.
YAM. (;uodWin spring maid.
Bcrnadctta Shields. vanity fair.
Gertrude 'rUOmcy. pink girl.
Lucille West, blue bell.
Iury West. SunbunueL Sue.
Sarah Hunt. Puritan.
Johanna MrC;real topSy.
Margaret Howlcy. Fatima.
Mildred Cooley, Gretchen.
Zita Clark, summer girl.
Rose Owens. Colonial
Irene Nlchcn. unrcm.
Iitho Graham, Fatima.
Lulu O'Mallcy, Turkish Eclle.
Marguerite Ross. 81.
trene Moth. Red Riding Hood.
Iayina Dick, Turkish
FRANCES Sullivan, nurse.
Hazel Noicht. French.
prayad1sr J.ynskey. Yama Yama
Tcrnicr watt, Ya1na Yama.
Olive Howell. Lure Of the Mask.
McSdames:
Gale Potts. Juanita.
w r. tundliHE, japanese.
Albert Sncdekcr.
A. +. Loutsch. gypsy.
!. +. +. O'Brien. Night.
William Sipple.
!. {. EdmundS.
w Goglor.
Frank Alumrcr.
Irene Dunfrrne.
Fred ZarnitS
". G. Elir.
SIcssrs. and McSdames:
V L. owens.
Al. r. Tracy.
Toe Becker.
M.ssrs:
George lIushcS.
W. +. Foster.
Earl Eradbury. cur Mich.
t'has. T.. Reilly. Cubanola.
Earl St"lic"r. mysterious.
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Will Serve Supper.

The ladies of Thomson NJ. E. churcn:
will serve supper this evening, from D
until : o'clock. The rdihl"s are pre-
/! IA rod with special care and the menu Is
i COMPOSED OF dishes every ono likes
| There will br home made cake and ice
cream offered for sale. Provision has
| been made also for the care or young
children. in one of the class rooms.
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aud the hours Will In devoted TO needle
work, al it's conclusion ;h" hostess Will
.;.rVr Iunrh"nn with decorations and
frNnrs suggestive Of 81. fil"ntlnes
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Carroll Club Party.

dance and both cards and dancing will
he enjoyed q
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Birthday Surprise.

Miss IEax,l Mall"y was rendered n
drllgh1ful :urprls" party on her birth
day. Mnnday. This Was given 1t the
l,urII" nf Miss I."tli" Rogers and w;IA
enjoyed ny several quests. y luncheon
vas served late IN lie evening. Guests
iu,.iuI,i
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Cope-Boyd Nupt1als.

Ar IN" l,arSonag" Of the First inItcd
PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev. I'r. Nhari'S
Il. Robinson united in marriage MISS
Hculall cope and pr: c. y. Boyd; or
WeIisburg. Yesterday morning; MISS
conc is a resident nt W"llSbnrg. being
teacher in tn" city schools for mum,
with the firm Of prS. {. X. and X. Z.
Brashrar. dentists. They departed IN,
mediatcly after tho ceremony and wlll
he at home Ia their friends after Mon
hnv IN MCllShurE.
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c-,d,,+. Nure.S Assoeiatiop

Graduate MUSES. AssocIatIoh.
The Graduate Nurses association
will hold its February meeting this
lafternoon at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. The meeting will convene
at 3 o'clock. I'll
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". Rogers
Entertained Friends.

Miss Mary Srhcclc entertained part!
nf rrirnI$ yesterday afternoon 1T her
home uu the Island. Dinner was served
at i urlurk. in!I"winS an afternoon de-
voted to Ir.rt!lcwUrk. The guests were:
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Tom M"arS. Picrnt.
I'D. CrRcUran. coon.
4. j.. LouIsch. half and hhlf.
IIHlStcu West. woman.
fI'l ,.ur,. t,h., TirlIt

IIalStcd West. woman.
con b'Lrary. chauffeur.
William Supple black and white.
t;"org" Green. David Warii"ld.
loo. Owens. millionaire.
Joe llahercaut. klu kluN Khan.
Dan Manners. silk patch
Il. j. Fisher. DUtrhman.
William Sauers. Fi"rot
Charles u'Malley, domino.
j. J. +. Ol5ricn. DutChman.
Progressive Euchre.
Tho choir Of the Sacred Heart churcL
will give :. Progressive E.uchre in" the
Schoul hall Of. the Sacred Heart church
First and Main streets. tomorrow even
ing. The following committee Is IL
charge:
Mrs. Herman Eicrkorltc. chairman.
NrSsrS.--
Ambrose Shivrly VIM. q l.eary
Henry Eierkorttc Louis Martin
Herman Bierkorttc Herman Moore
YIN. Eicrknrtte Vim. k;hb"rtS
Harry Moss Edward rhalman
JUhn J. Miller
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Along the Cornwall coast many
miners earn living by washing tin
out of the sands, the sea shattering
the metal-bearing rocks.
The Washington times., 1917-09-30
BRITISH TENSELY WAIT
FOR NEWS OF GREAT
FLANDERS MOVEMENT

LONDON, Sept. 30.-"Don't look for
anything from me today"
Brief messages bearing words to
this effect were received yesterday by
every British and American news.
paper that has a correspondent at
British army headquarters. For some
mysterious reason the British high
command has placed an embargo on
all news from the front for a certain
Period OF time. Those who sought to
iean from official reports what cor
Srespondents are forbidden to tell were
EdisAppointed.
There was the usual artillery ac.
ttivity on both Sides" read Sir Douglas
SIaaiE's bulletin; there is nothing OF
Hnterest to report"
With the tensest eagerness the
SBritish public is waiting for the first
lnkling Of news that may lift only an
edge Of the official veil spread over
Sthe vast hghting front in the west.
Newspaper publishers are chafing as
Snever before under the realization
how absolute is the authority OF those
4directing the destinies of a twentieth
century war machine.
Only once before in this war has
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CYCLONE KILLS a;
MOBILE SUFFERS
>S65O,OOO LOSS

MOBILE. Ala, Sept. so.-At 2:3o
o'clock this morning Mobile came out
OF its battle with the elements-nre.
wind and water. with colors flying.
Through the attacks from q tropi-
cal hurricane. which broke over the
city yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock
and continued for ten hours. ac-
oompanied by q dsluge Of rain, then
a disastrous ,ire in the wholesale dis
trict which broke out as the hurri-
cane subsided, lasting until $3.50 this
morning, Mobile, the city. sustained
a loss of close to &s5o.OO0.
Word from other parts OF the South
put the death loss at II. Houma. La.
reported a shrimp schooner cap
sized in Sister Lake. drowning nine
men, and six were killed and five
injured by the hurricane sweeping
Crestview, Fla. according to word
reaching here.
Wind at 90 Miles an Hour.
The wind reached a maximum We
locity of ninety.six miles an hour at
8 80 D. m. than came a lulI, a gradual
ceasing of the bombardment OF a
bowling tropical storm. Except for
the light cast by the flaring flames
of the burning building the business
district was in total darkness. over
head wires. heavily charged, made the
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there been an embargo qJHte as re-
Ientless as the present one. That was
in October, 1915. Bulgaria at that
time was on the verge OF war for the
hundredth time. Field Marshal
French, then commander OF the Brit
ish forces in the west. had been mark
ing time for nearly a week. For two
days thousands OF words of news from
Sofia and the western front remained
bottled up at the headquarters of
the military and political censors
When the ban was lifted Bulgaria had
entered the war on the side of the
Teutons, and the following day Field
Marshal French launched forward in
a substantial drive at Loos.
No one here ventures even to guess
what is in the air. The best bet seems
to be a new large-scale drive OF Sir
Douglas Haigh with a view to taking
Lens or driving the wedge northeast
of Ypres decisively forward. There is
also speculation concerning a possible
German counter offensive. Within
the reach OF possibility is also an i'm
portant regroupinE Of the British, and
possibly the French forces where the
two powers. lines join on the old Hin
denburg line.
A combined British aerial and naval
attack on the base of the 'rU-boat
pest" at Zeebrugge, is another possi-
biIity. British fliers, 1t is announced,
hurled seven tons Of proJectiles on
Zeebrugge and military works near
by Thursday night with good effect.
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profanity when she protested against
the constant breaking OF the institu-
tons rules. The colored prisoners,
she said. complained to the matron
that whereas they were severely pun
ished when they swore. the SUITS were
immune from punishment for such
language.
'But do not think that I was the
only suffrage picket who was released
from OccoQuan for refusing to coun-
tenanee such behavior. There were
others. though the National Woman's
Party headquarters has kept It as
quiet as possible. believe in the
cause OF the pickets still, but l can
not identify myself with the group
of fanatics which has the administra-
tion of their cause. Ny memories Of
the three days I spent at Occoquan
are horrible to me. not for any hard
ship / had to endure, but because Of
of the real self OF wom-
en- with whom have been working"
The Washington times., 1917-09-30
Youngest Bride
Is To Be Youngest
Iowa Grass Widow

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 3o.-
The youngest bride in Iowa is
soon to be the youngest grass
widow. When Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pack were married here last
January by q justice OF the
peace she was thirteen and her
husband eighteen years Of age.
The youthful husband, IN his
petition for divorce. says that she
left him June IL, and charged her
with running around with other
men"
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Joan Sawyer Saves
Dancing Partner
From Debtor Cell

NEW YORK, Sept 3o-Joan Saw
yer has saved her dancing partner.
George Harcourt. from going to jail.
An order OF. arrest had been issued
for George H. Hofmeisuer, Har-
courts real name. at the instance Of
his wife for an unpaid alimony bill
OF A,lSs. When arrested Harcourt
got in touch with Miss Sawyer. and
the dancers purse strings were loos-
ened. Mrs. Hoffmeister is suing her
husband for absolute divorce
The Washington times., 1917-09-30
AIR RAIDERS AGAIN
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Certain articles to Sweden and Hol-
land.
~ The Kings approval also was given
TO other measures TO make it more
natfficult for the enemy to obtain
.bppplies through neutral countries.
The Washington times., 1917-09-30
Captured German
Flyer Tells Story
OF Guynemer's End

PARIS. Sept. 3O.-captain Guy
nemer. the French aviation corps
Ace" was killed In a combat
with a German airplane. -
The Germans buried him Just
behind the from. line.
Information to this effect has
ben obtained from a captured
German flyer.