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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

going TO lead the Democratic party in
1920, though Woodrow Wilson. VINO
will then be siXty-four, doubtless hopes
to have that honor. In addition. the
President will exert the whole force
of the administration against Speaker
Clark: and besides that, Champ Clark
may not even succeed in being rceIcc!-
ed to the House in 1918. as he has com.
pletcly alicnatcd some OF his most III
fuential supporters in his district by
publicly reSentng their advice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
GUESS SOMEONE GOT
MIXED ON HIS DATES

CHARLESTON, W. Va. May O.
John Drysdale, of Baielysyille. will
celebrate his 121st birthday August
-, 1917, according to the story TOLD
here by Rev. J. W. Norris Of the
Southern Methodist church at Baileys.
vile.
Drysdale was born in Scanraer,
Scotland, in 1895. when Washington
was President. He visited his son in
Scotland 40 years ago; has cut his
third set of natural teeth; had measles
at 10; quit tobacco at the century
mark, and was converted in a little
log school house in Greenbrier county
at 102.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Ever since Balaams Ass enjoyed
short interval OF human Intelligence,
through the gift OF tongues. there have
been prcsumptuous imiators. of which
the Register is the most distinguished
type these days; but owing 20 II lack Of
mental endowment which temporarily
Sraccd RalaamS beast Of burden. it's
prevent il from rising 10
more Ineligible than the
bray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

informed the French that il was only
a dummy and Indicated the position
where another was connected with 4
powerful mine intended 10 blow w
anyone entering the fort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

They ought to have sent a bear after
that escaped convict who took to the
mountains Of Boone county. instead If
the susceptible bloodhound that made
friends with him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

"Gct-rich-qutck Wallingford had moth
ing on the manipulators of the Pitts
burg Life and Trust company deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Quails. part OF the food Of the Chill
drcn Of Israel when in the wilderness.
are still numerous in Egypt. and during
their yearly migrations descend n
SwarmS.
\ gift Of 100000 has been made by
Can't. Horny Samman for the purpose OF
encouraging tho study Of the Russian
language by Hull students.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Stop wasting and you'll stop wantins

To keep business going keep goins
yourself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

May has had It allowance Of =,
Quart month" and should sober UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

And tho prayers of the righteous arc
also going up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

controlled torpedo that was going 10
smash things?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

This Is funny time to propose clos
ing the outside door Of the North ScH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Representative Lever is using Con-
gross as fulcrum to raise UP food
dictator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

, We shall wait until this marvellous
invention that is 10 destroy the U-boa,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Tho right pronunciation Of Tho name
OF thr hero OF the Marine is said 10 be
AZ II II was spelled Joff and tonSusd
as W. pronounce EoH street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Expert Hoover says Germany cannot
bc starved. Then what do these hun
ger riots mean?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Sec that you are registered. or the
election judges won't DO able ~ SEC
YOU.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Nay l.-Thcre was as much a. 4 l6c.n+
break in the price Of wheat today the May future
selling from 2il down To 256. the July from 2
70 2Rk and the September from I.s9 to Isl The
lowest TT7ces were not the clOsnEs az there wr-p
core reactims and advances on profit tskirr late
Many in the trade with profits believed that il
was better To SECURE this money ard make cnrfi-
ucnS easier for the longs There wen advics-,
frun WashinEtDn kyinG the Swiss Minister was
to visit President Wilson during the day and the
'slt would prOtably bring proposition from Ger
many for peace.
Theuo were many crop reports re,eived ty Board
a Trade hOuses and thee were psnerally rnore
favorable
Cash sales at Chicago were snail at 1000 bushels
to DIllss
When the selling bec'' in wheat was lnangrratsd
only the hg oOnc~ns IN the trads were included
in the onslaught but rs the price slid downward
volume and the buying povrr being unable to
Tho c-sh situation. however, IL a nom p1yrrf:l
influence than nimorS regarding settlement Of
the worlds conflict. There were further purchases
OF MAnitooa wheat N come IN Chicago and these
purchases were doubtless ltETgr than recpried
The declines in corn we're S7ta5 cents today the
peace rlnoTs affecting that ETain as weu as wheat
There were sales Of only GOuOO bushels Of cash
corn At ChicngO. Tho volume q business vas much
smaller than any day for a wek There Is
wet weather over the com belt and planting pre-
fnratitns arr sone1Ehat in cunseIuence We4e-1l
receipts were COT 90 bushels day cOnpsRei with
81 m0 bushels a ear ago
Oats WIS Kan ctDts lower to-day wCstrrn re-
ce7pts were $500 bushels compared with ll2 ON
lass yer. Cash sles 60 90 bushsl
Hog products ruled higher on buying hy the
Larger packers and local opsratorS
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ClaiuIiag; year-ods and upward:
EN furlOcvs ard Upward sI fulOugs MacMonde,
10: Anna Krutsr. lG3; DimiJd. 10; King Mart.
lle; Palstsbe rs; walter II Pearce. -; 'GleiIuer,
10: Iucty r. 70: Arm Pl0tter, liS.
SENOND RACB-Purse; fllies; 2year-olds; four
ard ons-hah h1rlnngs. Koran. ll0; SasentA, 10:
RisrTrit T0rtcri dmpl 10: Malrose 10; Fern
Haudley 10. Para. 10: Hfndu Dress. 10
THIRD RACE-6lsiming' 3-vfsr-Olds and upward; ;
siK flrionzs. Feint. q 'DTol. loS, 'Sansy ming
dnp.1 10; Esnnsy, l1 Brandywlns, u.s. OIhelis
W. .; Plesss TsIlss, Io3; Sam Beckham, I'D
Ahadir 10
FOURTH RACE-Mout Sterling PJrss; tysar
olas and upward: III frIonEs. NFucy Clancy lOo
sparklrr. l05; Csnsrun, IOs; FsJro tImp.l, loo;
Ar-thI iimrN ~. Br'rchhrt Is
FIFTH RACE-Maiden colts and gliding; Gyear-
o'ds; 'lf- E-d fU--hAh rTiw.1S W. ?. Datuev
TO-: Half and Hsf. III; Cruelty, IL: BOY Blue
liup.l. III: Drason Rock. IL: James Foster, ll2;
Bronze Eagle ~. fiennary IL; Escoba, ~.
SIXTH RACE Ginning: yesr-Olds and upward
mile ard seventy yards. Ben HaTps1n. Ill Pen
rcd. ios; Dr.. Tuck. -fl9; Square Dealer. lO5 Alert
SEVENTH RNCE-CIaiTinE; l-year-olds and up-
ward: mule and ono sixteenth. 'Curlicue lO5 Cora
Lane lo6. ChiTato- les: Prince 8. los; Benjamin,
I0s -tSood Counsel 10; Star Gaz> u.s. FascinatiGE
l0s: Lady Powers. I06. White CrUrTn. lT: Gold
CoIcr. los; EEin, rs: Irish Gentleman 10,
'Appreutice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
FurnIshed BIZ W. n. Hmm. = a.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore May I-EGGS-Market quiet. Mary
land PENNSYLVANIA and nearby frsu'. per doz.. g;
Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia arsts 3
Western tohiO frsts, 80; West Virginia frsts, =;
Southern North Carolina) frsts 81
BUTTER -Ssparatr. extra, 4Jal6; hrsts 44a45
Prints = Ib.. extras. Eai6; irsts. 4iaB do. n.
S5ai5 frsts. Aal5. Dairy Prints MARYLAND and
Pennsylyania Virginia, extras. S2a3o hrsts 3Oa,l.
Store packed. frsts, 30a2l. Rolls MARYLAND Penn
syIIsnIa and West Virginia, Hrsts. sOal
LIVE POULTRY-Pnces per pound unless other.
wise stated. Chickens. large, young smooth 3ia23,
do. winter lbs. and under. 52a35; do. rough and
staggy. 2ia25; do, spring. TX and II lbs 4OaI2;
d. old hens. 5; do. old roosters and stags I2al3:
ducks young muscoEy and mongrel aA2l; do
young white pekins, PAS; do Indian runners
aa2l; do. puddle, choice fat 2la22; do do snah
poor. 1sap: pigeons, old rair. Is: do. young pair
IS; guinea fowl young. each IL lbs and M each
Sa5; do, do, smaller, each. .; do old u
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Potatoes.
white, WestS.1 Maryland and Pennsylvania, bushel.
3OOa3.lO; New York State. bCShel. 30a3l5; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia No / 275a2 o.. do
nearby, bushel boz. 2s5a2 90; new Florida prine
bbl., sOCa9Oo; do, seconds bill 7O0as %; do ham.
pers, bIrshel 25Oa275. Sweets Eastern Shore Viz
ginia, yeows, bbL. 45oa5.oO; Eastern Shore Mary
land and Delaware bbl, 55Oa500: hampers basket
L75a20O; setd sweets, bb. 25Oa3OO Yarns large
bright, smooth. 400a450. Apples Western MRryIand
and Pennsylvania packed. ba-UI. 2S9a3 50: New
York State. No. l. barrel. 4OOa6G; do, No 2,
barrel, 30Oa3.5O. Asparagus, southern DOZEN doa
AGO; do, Maryland and Virginia. dozen, 2oOa3 90
Beans, Florida. green per basket 2Ooa2. 50; do
pearl basket, l6Sl.5O. Beets Florida, bunch, 5as
Cabbage, Florida, crate, 225a3n CucIrn,sysrs
Florida, basket, 39Oa350 Elephants, Florida, crate
SOCaIm Grapefruit, Florida. as to size. box, 25a
eco. Horse radish, native box, l5Oa2 co. Kale
Norfolk. barrel, L25al.5O Lettuce, North CarDIina
basket, 2maS21: do, Florida. basket, l.5Oa2 80
Onions, new Texas, crate. 4OOa425. Oranges
Florida, as to size per box, 25a4Oo. Oyster plsnts
native. bunch. 40oaSoo. Peas Florida, basket. 3OOa
Gm Peppers, Florida, crate 4OoaSoO Radishes.
Norfolk buttons. basket, 5s75; do long red basket
l.ooal .. Spinach Norfolk. barrel. l.5Oa2.5O: do.
native bushel box. 65s75 Squash F1orida crafts
l.1al.5o. Strawberries, Florida refrigerator. at :.
1a25; 10. Florida, open crate, l5a20 do, North
Carolins, Of. 3a0. Tomatoes, Florida fancy rin,
carrier. o5Oa4w; do, choice. carrier 22a2 rs; do
ardinarJ. carrier, 20os2S
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
BELIEVE RACE FIRES
PLOT TO RUIN GAME

New York. May 1.-Followers of horse
racing here are convinced today that
mysterious fires at the Belmont and
Pimlico race tracks are part of a plot to
ruin racing in the East this year.
Fires OF an incendiary nature occurred
at Belmont Park April and April 2a
The first Belmont fire destroyed the main
grandstand, while the fire on April % de-
stroyed a stable and twenty-eight thor
oughbred horses, valued at 100000. Re-
wards aggregating $4,000 are offered for
the apprehension of the person or per-
sons responsible for the Belmont Park
fires, and It is believed the officials at
Pimlico will take similar action.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
Sidelights Of the Game

Milan's skyer to right center fell be-
tween High and Gilhooley. both touching
noses as the ball touched the grass.
The jumps seemed to be considerably
bothered as to whether Harper was "em-
crying the skin of the sphere. Nought
was proven. excepting that Harry is de-
liverlng a. new pitch.
A quick double play by Mcbride. Fos-
ter and Judge participating in the fourth
spelled the undoing of Nunamaker and
shawkey. AS an encore they did same
thing in the fifth.
Shawkey seemed to gain new life In
the innings succeeding his disastrous first
and was stronger and more accurate.
1t was a mighty whack of Pipp's in
the sixth that dented the right-held fence
and bounded back fully twenty feet into
the field. He got two bases on the hit.
Menoskey parabolled a sneaker over
Bakers head In the sixth of the extended
bunt variety, advancing Rice, who scored
a moment later.
Harry Harper got real vicious in the
seventh and put straight liner over
second that sizzled prospective clover
blossoms.
Moxie Harper made his major league
debut yesterday, and forgetting the
third inning. made a creditable showing.
He allowed four scattered hits and
struckout four men besides getting a
hit himself.
Judge opened the Nationals first in
ming with triple to the score board
and scored on Fosters single
Gilhooley got the first hit for the vlsi-
tors on Harper in the third
Fritz Maisel made great try for Nor
gan's hit over second in the fourth. but
the ball went by him a mile a minute.
Milan slid under Nunamaker in the
first inning and from the stand it
looked as II he was safe at the plate.
But for HArper's wildness In third
New York would have been shut out
without a run. His four free passes to
first forced in the first run and Gil
hooleys hit scored the other.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
PROP ssAIs
OFFT~ CON

OFFIcf. COMMISSIONERS. D.. g. wkslzINGl
ton, ID. C., Aprn y. iSlf-ssaled propo~Lls win b.
received AZ the ones of the seSretnry q ts Bad
of Commissioner. Room 5p. Distrir Building. unth
O'Clock D. m. NAY q. 1917. for paving vnri0Srn
streets and avenues IN the District q Columhfa Win
sheet asphalt and asphah blod- Forma d prO-
posals spechcstious and neccsaary informztion nAN
b obtained from Chief ClGz, EnEinea Department-
Room g. District Building. MAshingtoo y, 9.
OLIVER r. NEWMAN LOUIS BROWNLOWs
CHARLES W. KUTz. coslnissionen. D. Q.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..
Washington. ID. C.. Aprl .. 1911. Sealed proposAh
will BE- rrcsived al the offer o. SecTrtary Of tha
Board uf Commissiuoers Room se District Builds
Ing. until TWO O'CLOCK ?. n. Nay q, u1s
for paving various streets aud avenues In the Dis-
trict Of Columbia With sheet tsphAlt and asphalt
block. FoTms Of propossk spechostons and ne>~-
sary information may b. ottained from Chia CleS
Engineer Department Room q, Dhtta Buildine.
BROwNL0w. CHARLES W. KuTz. Coulmiss
sonsrs. d. C.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. d. C.. wAsHIHo-
ton, April 2 lsI7.-Sealsd proposals viii b. ~
ceired At the 0cs Of the Secretary o. the Boso o.
Commissioners. Room 5Oa District Building. until
O'clocf .. m. MAY p HE. for constructing =
teren-spsn steel rsts grdeT highway hridse, shut
ments, piers and approaches. on Benninf roads
crossing the tracks q the Phiadelphin, Batinors
and Washington Railroad Coznpany and the Bald
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Form Of pro-
posas speclacations and necessary information nAy
be obtained from the Chief Glen Of the Engiasrr
Department Room -, District BuildinE Washing-
ttn ID. G OLIVER p NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROWHDOw. CHARLES ". KUTI. couuzAss
sionsrs. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
WILLIAMS Is eLoUTNG
FOR BALTIMORE CLUB

Baltimore. Nd. May Lack Dunn's
Orioles pulled stakes tonight for a
twenty7fOur-game road "trip. The club
has been going at a great clip this
spring. as many of the big league cast
offs have kept them in the running.
Rippy williams, the big catcher pur-
chased in the trade of Sammy Crane to
the Washington club last winter, Is
leading the team with the stick, while
Jack Bentley and Turney Barber, the
other two players who figured In this
deal. are batting well above the three
hundred mark.
williams is clorting the ball for a
35S mark. while Bentley is hitting .SS5
and Barber .307. Lamar and Acosta.
other Orioles purchased from the Wash
ington club, are hitting 2sS and .263 re-
spectively.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
YillanoYa Schedule Omen

VillanOva, Pa, May 1-As result Of
the war the Villanova College baseball
schedule has been shot to pieces, and
a strong team. which looked forward
to a successful season. is virtually with
cut games. The playing Of games with
independent teams in and near by PhilR-
delDhia is being considered by the
Nulanov management. Negotiations
viii be begun to secure games with
Montgomery and Delaware County
league teams and with the best semi
professional teams in Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
ROBINSON HOLDS LEAD
over other JOCKEYS
Only a Miracle Can Beat Him for
Premier Honors.

Baltimore. May l-Frankie Robinson.
the l9-year-old whirlwf I'd from the
Middle West. who turned down two So
go contracts TO accept one for $500 from
n P. whitney for FIRST call on his ser
vices. IL destined 10 lead the jockeys
during the Maryland turf season.
Raj Parr. the Baltimore turfman. and
A X. Macomber each offered the Cleve-
land rider $1,000 for the year.
Robbie has such a big advantage over
his rivals that only a miracle can dis
lodge him during the hfteen-day Pimlico
meet which began this afternoon He
took down Is purses at Havre de Grace
and IA at Bowie, giving him p for %
days Of the sport. He did not fare so
well IN seconds and thirds at the Har-
ford County course. for he was second
four times and third six. At Bowie ne
had an even dozen Sc onds and nine
thirds.
EroYio,rfnv Il che standing of the boys.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
PREDICTS THE MAJORS
WILL CLOSE In 1918

New York, May president Ban Il.
johnson. OF the American Baseball
League today predicted that unless the
European war ends by December II will
be necessary for the National and
American Leagues to call or their 1918
schedule.
John X. Tener, president Of the Ma
ttonal League, also said conscripdon
would draft so many players II was un-
likely his organization. could withstand
another year Of play.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
Telegraph Tips

London, May 1.-Americans In Germany
are not to be treated as "alien enemies
after all. The foreign office, according TO
Berlin advtces. has ordered the immedi-
ate cancellation OF the police rule calling
citizens OF the United States now In the
empire foreign foes.
London, May I.-'Unforeseen circum-
stances" prompted Premier Lloyd George
to postpone until next week his state
ment on the proposed Irish settlement,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Bonar Law
announced In the House of Commons to-
day. The Premier was to have made a
statement on the subject today.
Amsterdam, May 1. Thirty women
workers were killed and many others
hurt In the explosion OF an ammunition
plant at Troisdorf. near Cologne, Ger
many, according to information received
this afternoon from the German frontier
Philadelphia, May 1.-Impressive cere-
monies today marked the conservation
Of the Right Rev Mgr. Paul James Nc
Closkey rector OF the Church of the Ma
tivity OF Media, as bishop Of Zamboanga,
Philippine Islands. Archbishop Prender-
CAST presided, and many bishops and
priests from all parts of the country at
tended the ceremony at the Cathedral
here.
Amsterdam. May 1-Three persons were
killed and 100 houses were DESTROYED or
damaged when an aeroplane of unknown
nationality bombarded Zierikzee. Hol-
land. on Sunday night, says a dispatch
to the Telegram today.
Berlin, May 1.-Twenty-five British and
French aeroplanes and fIve captive
balloons were shot down on the western
'front.' by the Germans yesterday. the war
ONCE stated today.
Salem, Ohio. May 1.-The Pennsylvania
limited, east-bound, was wrecked early
today at Leetonla. The engine, mail car
and two sleepers were derailed. Ralph
Allenbach. fireman, was injured None
OF the passengers was injured. Traffic
was tied up for several hours Passen-
gers were placed aboard a special train
and continued their way eastward with
little delay.
New York, May III. p. Morgan is host
today OF Lord, Cunliffe governor of the
Bank of England. at his Clean Cove
estate. He will remain until Thursday,
Lord Cunliffe also called on BENJAMIN NJ.
strong, governor OF the Federal Reserve
Bank of this district
Toledo, Ohio. May 1.-The Federal fish
hatchery steamer Sherwater has been
dispatched to position near East Sister
Island in Lake Erie where an un-
Identified freight steamer burned to the
waters edge during a terrific gale to-
day. Reports from North Bass Island
say the freighter was so close to shore
that probably all Of the crew were saved.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Portsmouth. 4; Newport News, 8
(eleven innings).
Lynchburg, s; Petersburg, 8.
Rocky Mount, Z; Norfolk, s.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at Columbus-Cold weather.
Kansas City at Toledo-Cold weather.
Milwaukee, 1; Indianapolis, twelve
innings).
ST. Paul, s; Louisville, T.
Y SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Atlanta: New Orleans. 8; Atlanta, 9.
AT Chattanooga: Nashville. s; Chatta-
nooga. 7.
At Birmingham: Mobile. 4; Birming-
ham, 3.
At Little Rock: Memphis, 1; Lttle
Rock, l.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICE

OFFICE or THE LANsToN MoNoTYPE MA
,r1t4 ShINE COMPANY, Philadsphia. April O. lsf.-
The annual meeting OF the stofholders Of lie Ian
ston Monotype Machine Company viii Be held at
tne Elks Home. conner Of Prince and Royal streets
nleaAnona, Va, at y O'Clock noon on THURSDAY.
board Of directors to serve Tor th. ensuing year
ana usnsacting such other business a. nay properly
come before IL Transfer bool1 viii be closed on
AWli . At oelOct p. m, and win b. reopened
Of Directors. W. ARTHUR SELLMAN, Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
INFANTS,

HAVE you ANY INFANTS
clothing or clothing Of any kind to
give to children from S to 9 years
old! Please address BOX 116, The
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
LOST.

JosT-1 SMALL doLDNoUNTED BRoocHi
black stone, surrounded b. pears; proba6iy corner
l9 and sts, NV. priEed for assocstion. Reward
Phone n eTeJ ui v t. NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE-GARAGES

GET A GARAGE THAT Will OUTL1ST ANY
garage In the market, in appearances. durability
and price V. T. II. BIEN. Evans Bldg. Room s@
phons n. 5l59.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
BICYCLES AMI MOTORCYCLES,

CLEKN-TF ? SALE OF OVER 20 .BICIcLEs AND
cycle. motorcycle and automobile Nooess9ries End
supplies. We also eITHrt repairen Of bcvciel
and motorcycles. Motorcycles. IS Up; BicyceN.
S % and Up; Motorcycle Tires $50 up; lnps1
SIS: Tubs. $50 MUNGER BROS, Onion BIZ
cycle Mot0Ecycle and Automobile GsrSss. 10 NJ
Capitol 81 Phone Line. SCI
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02

Amsterdam, May 1. - Thirty womer
workers were killed and many Others
hurt In the explosion OF an ammunition
plant at Trolsdorf. near Cologne, Ger.
many, according to information received
this afternoon from the German frontier
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02

London, May 1.-Americans In Germany
are not to be treated as ''alien enemies"
after all. The foreign office, according to
Berlin advices, has ordered the immedi-
ate cancellation OF the police rule calling
citizens OF the United States now in the
empire foreign foes.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02

Amsterdam, May Three persons were
killed and 100 houses were destroyed or
damaged when an aeroplane of unknown
nationality bombarded Zierikzee, Hol-
land. on Sunday night, says a dispatch
TO the Telegram today.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02

Berlin, May TWENTY-FIVE British and
French aeroplanes and fve captive
balloons were shot down on the western
front by the Germans yesterday. the war
office stated today.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-02
EDUCATIONAL.

TTTNAN EREIiG A&U GRAHAM sH0RT2
hand Touch tyTeWrting business and Civil ssrr-
foe ooursrs ~ rharF- q f1rnsr Civil ScrvicP "a
Imnsr- lndiyidnGl Instruction. The DRILLERHs
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-05-03
Griffith liens.

The town of Grii'ith has 80 many
new residents that one has to think
hard to remember All Of the names.
Everybody l. too busy with garden.
ing Ia get acquainted hut everything
points tu TIA" fact that our urwrum.
cr- are TN" people. We hope to
know them better.
Mr.. llnrk nf Iowa, hn. rented
the orn"r place aud j. making II
look like prosperity
The display ct flag, indicates that
the residents nr" loyal To- the red
white and blue.
Mrs. Edna H. Gibson has been
notified Of ia" death NJ Dr. Waiter
u. Mills her grandfather, nn nrrcd
resident Of Saratoga Springs y y.
Who died In hi- plrd, year.
Mr-. Grinlth received word w.d.
ncsday oi the death other uncle y.
y. Anderson In Los Angeles, ,alif.
lie was quite well known here. hav.
ing sr"n, several Summers In Grif.
nth. -
Mrs, Nn,' visited Gririth friend.
"Wednesday.
II, Is reported ,hs, Mr.. Differ hn.