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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

,hrs. cities. HAY. united in praise OF
the great scvcu-rrcl Ivan feature, Fit
Tighten Thy HIurntcr. which is uow
showing al the New Thcatcr. East
Broad at second Street. for u run Oi
s.y"n days. III" play VAS the rem
station ~ motion pictures IN New York
and WASHINGTON during ats stay. md
The demand Tor admission H;lj so great
that for tho tirst time in the story
Of tho Business. police reserves had to
l." called out To keep tho anxious
crowds, ir check. The play Gaius added
weight from the cEccllcn: selection aud
b;,I:,nrin;: al inc east. which Includes
such sterling screen favori,cS rs Fr,nl,
Shcrid,tn Arthur donaldson. Eathrr!n"
ka"lred. I.ua NccC". I;ubyc lie ltrmcr
James Morrison. with others of goat
merit but LESSER fame. The title. En-
tighten Thy rauehtcr.'' il the kcyuot.
of the production, and the 'hcmr on
which ii is ha:;"G ~ worked out in a
manner which carries to every parent
who secs i, a ncvcr-to- he forgotten
lesson. Ignorance Of the SnrrrS. pit
falls ara dangers which brSct the
paths Of young girls just budding into
womanhooG is shown to be ncxcusa Bile
and the result %; that ignorance IL,
shown IL way which comp.lS AL
lrntiom and consideration from every
one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Face Paint Tabooed
Remove Skin Instead

"a few years ago only ono class Of
woman painted their faces" says Dolly
Madison. 1T was sign Of social
oStraciSm and WAS taboocd in refined
circles Thc-'S'us tom has. become. SO
universal We inust admit IL l. to lie
dcplo"cd and 10 be shclvcd as soon as
poSS lille
How foolish TO seek Artificial beau
y OF this sort. obuoNiouS from art is
tie aud moral StandpoiutS. when ii is
SO easy 10 obtain 4 truly natural COM
pl"Nlon by the use OF ordinary mot
colizcd wtX. which may be he'd at amy
drug Stor" in original On"-ounCc pack
age. This mcrcoliZcd wax i SO "iicc-
tive ANA 50 harmless no ono need minis
Of using anything els" for IL" purpose
Applied Xix" cold cream 1T night, aud
washed 81 in Shc morning. il AT one"
boEiuS To show its remarkable rcjuvc-
mating effects. IT gently abSorbS th"
llfcl"SS surface skin in TINY PARTICLES.
gradually showing tn" fr"Sh"r. iivciicr.
beautiful uuicrSkin. Naturally II takes
With it all surface defects. Xix"
frcckl"s. pimplcS. chaps. moth patches
and lN"r spots ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

feature film shown here in the las,
Eve, years.
The Lust of tho Ages is a rrc,cn-
tcusi% produced cycle story. which
brings Lillian Walker again 10 tn"
screen. Miss Walker is seer tirst ~
a girl Of to-day. who has; boon so
thoroughly convinced 10y tho tragedy
of her mothers life that moncy j.
tho curse of all time. that she writes,
an essay on the part the crime Of greed
mas played in all ages.
The distinciiveucss Will which the
theme has been handled makes "Th"
bust of the Ages" u picture decidedly
ah"Tc the average run. Tue main ica
OF the story might have easily bon,
woven int" :, mciodrana but iust"ao
It has been iula%inativcly ana uictur-
csIuci% presented.
Miss Walker. of course .,uucarS as,
tn" heroine. Her abilIt! to play light
r"mcdy IS unGucst toned. and She act
IN" more dramatic moments with as
Surlnc" and convection. Her many adj
wtrcrs Will hc dclahtcd h. h"r return
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
A REAL HAIR SAVER
AND BEAUTIFIER
Found ut I.ast-ShowS Results Mt One,
or Nothing Ia pnx

~ your hair is thinning out. prcma :
tur',N gray. brittle. lifcIcSS. full "r
uaMhfun and your head itches Xix.
ulh"; itS sure sign Of the ,laurcrou,.
u1narun germ and quick action mus,
DC taken 10 save your hair ana start 8,
new growth. Don, wait until tho ha il.
r""t - dead. for then nothing can IRE
~, "a Idh"SS Get from your drurcis,
Lo-NtE Il package Of Partisan .arc-it
u"n I cost much and there's nothing Won
could use that's so simple safe and Of
i"ctlN". pr. SanEerbund tho fumous
,mtiS SprcialiSt. discovered that dan
urui ana failing hair are caused bv -
,nicr"nc-th"n came the discovery Of
~" Nitlu" of the genuine PariSian Snrc
maud form) I" destroy This germ ana
WcNeht further loss Of hair and TN.
iorhaiion of dandrum. You Will surr
De H"hEhiea with the first applica-
.ioh. your hair will seem much moro
abundant and radiant with life ana
pcaut all itching ceases and your
H'dip Ir"iS cool aud c"mfortablc Paris
~ Sher - IN great demand by discrim-
,IdilhS women because il is delicatcly
pc!iu'nrd, does not color or streak Tho
Ht' ,hd keeps II luStrouS. soft and nuf-
-: -" sure YOU get the genuine Paris
."n >he" u'irouNS) for this ~ Euaran.
nnr !" give perfect satisfaction or
H''ulhs To i,:,v.-AiN
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Movie Calendar

ISIS-Monday aud Tuesday. Alice
Brndy, in Thought and Paid For:
wednesday,. Douglas Fairbanks. in
fFhc Man From Painted Past
HTJOI = Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. billie Burkc. in Arms
md the Girl
COMMUNICATIONS and Tuesday.
Emrny Wchlcn, in '.Noh"dy"; We'd
ncsday. MadEc Evans. In "rhc Ad-
ventures az Cnrol." and Fatty Ar
buckle. in'..FuttI at t"nry island.
I'RN\D--MondnS and all week.
Lillian walker, In "rhc Inst of the
Ages"
RIiUEBIRD-Mond Bcn Wilson
md NcNn Gerber, In "Thc spindle of
Iifc,r and tho seventh episode of tho
"TightInE Trnil"; Tnc>dn!. five
reel drnnn aud tho ninth episode "f
Tho Gray Ghu>t?; wednesday,. Roy
Stewart, In "Thc DcNil Dodrrr.'
RIX-Mondny md Tuesday. spr-
cinl fcHturrS; Wednesday,. Ant"nio
Moreno, In ''Thr Angel Factory"
ODEON-Mondny, Gladys Brock
we'll. in ITO Honor md obey; Tues
dny. Marguerite Clark. in "'rhr VAL
cntinc Girl: Wednesday. I>nthiyn
Williams aud Wallace Reid. I'm "Uis
Timber"
NEw-Mondny aud MI week.
"EulIThicn Thy Daughter"
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Double shows nj Colonial.

Double shows will feature the pro-
gram AT the Colonial this week. EN-
ccllcnt examples of night motion-pic-
turc photography are shown IN "Tho
outsider" Metro wondcrpiay adapted
from Louis Joseph Nance's novel mo
body" starring exquisite Emmy Wch-
len. which Will be shown at the CO.
l"uial tomorrow ana Tuesday, with
Lonesome Luke. in Birds of Il Feather"
as the added comedy attraction.
THE ADVENTURES OF Carol" is the
title of the new World Brady Made in
which Madg. Evans. tn" brilliant little
world STAR. viii Toe seen again at the
Colonial "h"ator on "Wednesday and
Thursday. Madg" Is ono "f the best
actresses on the screen to-day. and in
this new production She has a part that
ais for great acting ability She plays
her part supcrbly. The Adventures OF
Carol is exceptional interesting. and
with Fatty" Arbuckle. IN FATTY at
Concy Island" Viii mako up double
bill Of unusual excellence. Friday and
saturday Dustin Farnum Will be seen
in The Scarlet Pimpcrncl." a story az
beauty romance and mystery. win
FATTY" Arhucklc. in ooh, Doctor" as
tho added feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
ANTONIO MORENO,
RrN. Wednesday,.
ROY STU NRr.
in THE Devil Dutlrcr."
nj iSliIChirl.

and his wife had spent several very
a=rceahl" days il: just such an inn
while travelling in Ecigium 4 fcw years
ago. Mr.. Kaufman made 81 haSty search
through" his kodak book and from the
snapshots which he found there had
the scenes or shot Of the Belgian inn
made.
added TO the program viii To tho
burton holmes Travcloguc and the Zig
Comedy. Friday and saturday Julian
Eltinge. the greatest of all female inn
perSonators. will he seen in The clcvor
Mrs. ColfaX,' screen portrayal that
il every bit ~ charming as his initial
production. The Countess Chtrminc.''
As an added feature :, new Rray rictu-
graph Will be shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
tlicc Brady NJ Isis.

One 5criiic, after seeing Bought and
Paid For" declared that so much
truth 10 nature IL rare in a play" The
whole mastcrful production OF this New
York succt!S Is rare In that II is so far
superior To the average feature. Alic"
Brady has never appeared in a role so
we'll suited. az one which she played 50
perfectly. The patrons Of the Isis Thea
ter can consider themselves Very lucky
in that this feature viii bc shown her"
tom morrow and Tuesday.
Staged in TN" most picturesque cpln-
try in Wyoming, Douglas Fairbauks's
new Aircraft picture. The Man From
Painted Post" at tn" Isis Wednesday
and Thursday discloscs the mos, spec
tacular natural setting ever accorded a
Fairbanks picture The genuine atmos-
phcre of The prairie. with its snow
capped mountains in the distance is
evident throughout the entire rroduc-
zion. .oncrinc Views of cNccp ioual
scenicAbeauty "a :, BACKGROUND TO Tho
rapid-hro story "f cattlc-rus;linG days.
Friday and Saturday Eth"l clayton
will he presented in The Bondage OF
Fear" "A sonSa;iona! rhotnplay entirely
new and original II its novel manner
Of presentation. -. i.
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ana bic glad to *cc her in "a picture
'hal faS many claims To the unusual


fcnturcs AT the uIuebIrd.
hu'icriy pictures present to-mor"ow
' 'H' t'Iu"bird the fascinating 1--we
act comedy drama. The Spindle al
'''c. the romance of AIR Sanl,nau''
mo ftrI OF the Set featuring i:.n
"'iSon and Nc"n Gerber. also the soy.
"mth chapter OF ;hc In:irvclou. serial
rue i'iIhtinG Trail" Tuesday. will
nc Sf"wh ;hc ninth chapter OF The
tray Ghost" .,n, a .pcciul IN.e-..c,
'''uebiru drama. Triangle plays. Offer
ms Tor WcGnesd;,. aud Thursday. Will
DC ii"% stewart. in The Devil Dndger.'
i western drama OF many tense Sit
""''"hS. and unusually full Of gcnuiu.
heart interest
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Antonio Moreno -, the ,.>

''"'phio Moreno makes his first an
ne"rI'cc as "a Geld Rooster star at
'hc iieN Thcat"r "Wednesday i'm .rhe
,n,"Sei Factory. Ever since this s.cr-
', i'Nor'tc went over to pathc as
Il cold Rooster star. there b,v,. honr
u,'hS REQUESTS for information as TO
rue hrSt picture under his banner ..rhc
Angel Factory includes such sunport
ing stars ;is iiclen Chadwick Suzanne
hia ana Marguerite Green. TIL. story
~ 'oahS man who believes mis-
wealth means an obligation ,n LoIn
'h"Se less fortunate than he ...rhc
HhESi FACTORY" is distinctly II play Of
the better sort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

htc" Thy Daughter" "a. Nc,.
'iihiStcrS of ali shades OF religious
hrIict. physicians of cycr, .chnf, ,
nca''h practice and thousands rpo,.
thousands OF nonprofe~sionnI rro,Ir
VINO crowded the Park Thcat,r i'm Nov.
ofk' ard the Casino Thcater. wash
NStoN. DURING its four-wr mn In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Lillian Walker NJ strand.

Lillian Walker NJ strand.
81 tho strand all this week lil!ipn
walker viii hc presented IN The Lust
"f the Ages y private SHOWING al
this superb screen production justih"s
The strand management ia stating q"
its patrons that il il. hcyond tn" NOR
3dvcntur" of douhi. TIA" greatest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

'oh"' Treatment OF Romance With Thought Punches
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GLADYS BrOck NcII al Odco,,

'i'ays Hrockwcll. in the William
r.N production Of ITO Honor ana
VIII DC the feature AT tho Odcof.
morrow only. Tuesday. Marrueritc
,iark Is to he seen in The Va,c,iin,
,'"i conced"i one of her most de-
iiShttul charactcrizations
hathlyn Williams and WaII,c. E.;a
.ech AT the OdcoI "Wednesday
~" Sco-paramount product ion
l'E Timber" the famous story hy
bertrand Sinclair. prepared for IN,
e'' oF Gardner Hunting. Thursday
o"!E' Nary Anderson and Antonio No
~ WIZ be seen in Tho Marniticcu.
,''uu'cr' FRIDAY. Jack Pickford and
Louise HUI arc co-stors in "wh,,
Money can't Euy." Acknowledged ono
'he best pictures this talented due
OF young stars ever made. ana Sal,
'I'hE Headiincr will be olga pctrov;,
III ncf own story. ITO IL" Death. :,
story of devotion that know. me-, o,,
ing. '' '''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
ITAL. Sunday. Dec 2.--tBy The ASso-
ciated Press. )-Gencral Dia2. chief of
staff of the Italian armies. today re-
viewed two noted battalions of French
forces which have arrived 70 take up
the fight against the invading forces
Of the Central Powers. The reviews
took place close behind the front wIthll
hearing OF the artillery battle and wei .
singulnrly Impressive MS the troops
marched snappily past the Italian AMI
French generals to the tune of the
Royal Italian march and the Mar
seillaise
General Dtaz addressed the troops
briefly, congratulat!ms the battalions Oh
their past exploits and concluded:
Il have known OF your bravery for n
long time and l an convinced that you
are going TO furnish new proofs IL
it,"
General D;az was accompanied on his
reviewing tour by General Fayolle. Cen
cral Gondrecourt, chief nt the French
mission with the Italian supreme co.n-
mand, General Duchearc, commander of
4 French army and by the divisional
commander.
So many French and British troops
are now in northern Italy that the nov
city Of their presence has worn off, al
though the sight Of the regiments
marching toward the front or 10 their
Contontnents cvokes the same tremen-
dous enthusiasm as when they first ar
rived. The French are busy with re-
organization work. assisting the Italians
70 reform their forces and giving ;hfm
tho benefit of their technical skill AMI
experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--Notwithstnnd-
ing the limitations imposed upon eastern
college football "a a result of tho war
the struggle for individual scoring non
ors has boon almost AZ clos" rs III rhet
seasons when the game WAS the primer
pal feature Of VARSITY sport acnFltE'
Although quarterback Ingram "t tn"
United States En:sl Academy team mn
.lshcd in the lead he was closely pr"ss"n
For the hotter part OF the fall by S"frEh'
players from other institutions in'iUd-
Ing Oliphant Of tn" Army: '"hf"! :.
Swartmorc: Kerry. Pennsylvania al"
WhitchIll Of Rutgers.
Ingram scored l6" points for IN" Mlh-
dies during the season IT eight games
which WAS considerably more than n
third Of the totHl "t SO points credited
to IN" Nav enabling It /" finish second
among the EASTERN and southern COL
lcyrS from tn" standpoint 81 high seer
ing. His record shows r!u"t""n touch
downs and rurty-rI::ht goals from touch
downs.
Cnnrov scored TN" "nmc number 81
tourhdowns rs Ingram hut In" Sw"rth-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Another Offensive Expected


WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-An official
despatch from Rome today says AUS
,rn-Gcrn1an attacks on the Italian front
have ceased entirely.
Although the Teltonio invasion was
launched under rain and snow the Ger
man press explains the sudden inactir-
tty TO urfavorablc atmospheric condt-
lions. The truth Is. according to the
despatch. that the italian army. re-or-
gnnized after the crisis is now holding
the lire.
Another offensive by tho enemy on 4
stu larger scale is believed TO be I'M
mincnt. however. and the ltolians are
preparing to meet it,
fine enemy has tried 10 break through
our line mt every point" says the mes-
snrn. 1T appears clearly now that
l,nr.nvic's divisions hoped To push tho
Italians beyond the Piavn by systematic
nrtncks which were regularly rcpulSed.
Inter General Conrad tried to mako
The most Of tho advantages gained on
The ASiago plateau. while our troops
we're rctrcatinE to our line OF resistance.
iu,t when the Austro-t;crmans attempt
I'D n hreak our defensive barrier nj Mel
Eta and Magnnhoschi they suffered
staggering losses without gaining any
Ground. Numerous divisions were sent
out in vain assaults against the. posi-
;ions desperately defended by our SOL
dIcrs Italian aviators have reported
continual transfer Of Austrian troops
from thc plain tn tho mountains 10 MI
m tho gaps IN their dccinatcd ranks
The enemy IS very active preparing an
elaborate defensive system.
1T IS believed TINT the rccommcnrc-
n,cnt Of the offensive on n larger scale
- imminent. II Is expected that Gem
rral Conrad will strike in the direction
Of Ttr"nza. aiming NJ an "n"irSlihE
movement araiu"l I'll" fourth and first
italian or,,f, CORPS SUCK alternate
hInws ON th,, rishI, :ctt and center recall
tho method against N"rhUu and It is
.rus,r,i That II Will h&v" the Identical
succr.s.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
HORRIBLE DEATH
Of SCHOOL BOY
NEAR BEL[A|RE
RIDING on FRONT OF CARLOAD
OF STONE AND DUMPED INTO
CHUTE ON Triple.
Father Had Ordered Him to Go to
School-He Decided to Play
Hook at Mine.

When a coal car loaded with lime
stone was dumped into t!pple at the
Gordon coal mine, a half mile east OK
Stevartsyille, seven, miles west Of Bel
laire. Yesterday afternoon, the life OF
little Joseph Domentck. aged Is years.
son of Joseph Domenick. was snut1ed
out.
The lad was started to school yes
day By the father. and after vending
his way down the roadway IN the sun
shine he decided that he would go TO
the coal tipple at the Gordon mine and
MAY. He played about FOX time and
Aally decided to climb aboard one
of the coal cars which was loaded
with heavy stone
He piled up on the front seat Of the
rrst car, which was being pushed by
II electric motor and when the car
reached the head Of the tipple he re-
manned on It. It was lifted up and
there was a crash as the end gate OF
the car let loose and the stone went
hurting down into the Condola forty
feet below. Cries from the little lad
attracted the attention OF men en-
ployed about the tipple, and they hur-
ried TO the bottom to find the little
form covered with the. contents Of
the car.
The rputilated little body was lifted
tenderly to stretcher and first aid
Axas administered by Dr.. Gale, OF Neffs,
who arrived short time later. He
started with the lad in an automobile
for the Bellaire hospital. but tho little
-sife fitckered out before reaching the
destination.
Coroner J. R. Wyatt was called and
had the remains removed to the family
home. He will hold an investigation
this morning at the scene OF the acct
dent and render verdict this after
noon.
The mother, who supposed the boy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Medical Advice on Blood Troubles
y Given Free by Expert Authority

their origin in q disordered coudi-
ton Of the blood. For more than a halt
century Il - has been used with
highly satisfactory results for: Rheu-
Glatin. Catarrh. Eczema. Scrofula,
letter. and other blood diseases.
Our medical director. who Is Al
expert on blood and skin diseases.
offers his services without cost 10
all who wish his aid. You are in
vtted TO write him fully about yoWr
own individual case. and he viii
gladly give you such directions for
treatment as your case requires.
You can obtain s. s. s. At any
drug store. Don't be persuaded 70
take substitute II YOU wish mcd'.
cal advice. address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. Swift Specific Co. 295-B.. Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
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BRITISH FRONT

reckoned at twenty divislons, the
British have been able at several
points to regain some of tho
around they lost in the Initial at
tack which was delivered with
suGdenness similar to that OF Gen.
Byng's big drive toward Cambria.
Sunday night they had gained the
eastern edge of the village of VIII
lers GuisIain, and driven out tho
Germans from la Vacquerie.
They held this latter position un-
I'll Monday morning, when they
were compelled again to cede It
to the enemy. only to take It again
later In the day.
Southwest of Bourbon village, to
the west of Cambria, the British
also have recovered lost terrain.
The German war office asserts
that six thousand British have
been made prisoner during their
drive, and that one hundred guns
have been taken from them. A
LARGE number of the guns already
have been recaptured. The four
DAYS battle Is described as the
most sanguinary that has taken
place since the days Of Verdun
and the first battle Of Tpres.
Artillery dueIs are In progress
between the French and the Ger
mans north Of the Chemln Des
Danes and In the Verdun sector.
An attack by the Germans north
Of Flirey, In the latter region, was
entirely without result, the Ger
mans being driven back by tho
French, suffering heavy casualties
and leaving prisoners behind
them.
Likewise, on the Italian front
the fighting is mostly by means OF
biq guns, the dueEs being Intense
on tho northern line In the hlIiy
region between the srenta and Pr
ave rivers.
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cally referred TO THE American adver-
Using methods" adding:
1T Is certain that the United States
Is making efforts TO create big army.
and the war is an opportune prcteXt for
this. as In peace times the difficulties
would be too great to do Il.
Japan. too would not have looked on
with Indifference. The Americans will
hardly send their newly created army
to Europe Mt once. as by doing so their
own country would be rendered helpless
in case Japan should show sudden
inclination to square up old accounts
with America
Won Hindcnburg, in concluding the IN
tervieW said:
IF. for some time yet, we maintain
our strength and exercise patience, we
shall carry 1t TO. good end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
French Staten emit

PARIS. Dec. 3.-SOnewhat violent ar
tillcry activity on the Aisne front and IN
the Verdun region is announced in To-
days war Office report. Otherwise there
were only intermittent cann6nad!ng and
raiding operations. The text reads
In the region OF ST. Quentin and
north Of Noses wood enemy raids upon
our small posts were successfully re-
PEELED.
Between the Annette and the Aisne,
In the region east OF Rheime and OIL
the right bank Of the Mouse there was
somewhat violent artillery activity III
the course of the night. The cannon
aiding was intermittent on the remainder
Of the front"
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was at school, was overcom" with
grief when the body was brought back.
GERMANS TRY
CONTINUED Prom Page ono.)

plan Of invasion. failed to materialize.
1T would be futile 10 underestimate
the great losses. both Of mSn and ma.
terial, suffered by the Italians. These
losses should serve to set forth in
holder relief the heroic efforts Of
those elements OF the Italian armies
which were able to tnwaTt the plans
OF the central empires.
The closing OF the Swiss frontier
for two weeks may indicate that the
enemy is transporting large forces,
both men and guns, TO the west.
$50 that, though the season is NOT
propitious for engaging in military en-
terprises on 4 large scale, yet ow1nc
10 the imperative necessity for con.
tlnuance of this mobility. fnEther or
fensiyes are to be anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
1.-THE 90 RELIAB LIE"
81 : SsFRE S'R; p
SS; y :y:E Isl! LES
! REMEDYFORmEk.I
At YOUR DRUGGIST

business should be curtailed or elm
mated, aud officials who possess the
power are inclined TO leave the sub
jet 20 the government as whole.
This has brought the suggestion that
the ncwly created war council OF de-
partnnnt heads and other officials take
tho question M for decision If it ap-
prars that tho present plan will not
work satisfactorily.
lust now both the fuel administrator
and the committee on priority have
powers about equal in dealing with
nor-e$senIials. IT, however. they do
not use the powers ii will be left large
" 10 the railroads 70 decide what
shall be moved. and thus the railroads
themselves might he called on to eI-
ercise powers 10 discrimination.