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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

rnr Pittsburgh. where she will be the
house guest OF Mrs. Sarah Vaughn.
Mrs, AIrlxin hush G"I:,rtS nrNt week
for britf visit At Cnc'an2i!. ONO. l.,
Miss Marian Srnluris OF iittShnrEn ~
spending a few days as tn" guest % hcr
parcnts Nr. aid Mrs. SaluuCls OF Mar
tins Ferry.
her vacation Il, Terra AIta.W. Va.
Miss. Boss McGranahan. and MISS
Lucy EohMl&on haN" returned IRON! IN
Sti;uts: work in II, southern part "t the
NlrS. Louis" Schruclcr and daughters
Misses E"rtha :lnd Emma. ar" spending
tn. summer in eastern oHi".
Miss Charles Littlrpa.". o! rhari"$'"n
IS tho hou::" guest ri Mrs. T. L. 1'SNiI~i1
Of Echo Point.
Word has been received by relatives
in this city Of tho SAT-" ARRIVAL OF
Charles M"dcr III France. l"un:; M"':rr
was L former East End boy an" inc
news Of his SAT-. arrival will h" read
with interest by his many friends OF
that section.
Mrs. Harry Franzhcim and Mrs. John
VI. Birch i;lvc returned FROM Il; visit
with thu formers son Mo"IWard; VINO
Misses. Nellie Maggie ard NarEArcS
Sweeney OF N1ckccsport. Ia. returned
home last evening after Il several days
visit with the formers sister. Mrs. w.
=. Lear. of Thirteenth Strr"t.
Mrs. G.. O. Magic leaves the latter part
Of tho week for Il visit with Chicago
Dr. 4. l.. Coylc. local specialist. loft
Yesterday for Fort Oglcthorpr, Ga, to
enter the army medical corps.
g; b. pelly Of I'll" Island. has rcceiv-
cd a message thar lis son Edgar Pclly
has arrived in Franco.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller and son.
are visiting relatives in Tyler county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Grocer Up Against 1t

II have been up against ii for past 3
years suffering from pain in my Slolr-
urh and side until | was considering
giving up my rr"c"ry business. Doctors
and medicine did not help. me. | heard
of Mayr'; Wonderful Remedy through II
friend ia l;uffalo. The first dos" gav-
mo moro hrucril than all the m"diclnc
! had taken h"f"rr and am now feeling
as we'll as ever in my life II is Il
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves ,th" catarrhal muCuS from the
Intestinal tract and allaTS thu infiam-
NATION which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. Ono dose VIII
convince or money refunded. {. II.
t;rirst 6 Co.. and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
SIDE TALKS
CAM YOU DO THIS7
BY RUTH CAMEEoN.

Did you eyer think that you would
like TO b. able to sec your house, or
YOUR town. or yoGr college. or your
friend. or your husband. or anythihE
tim" that you ha"" ceased /" look az
i in n detached way inS; rs Il stranger
sees it tor him or herr:
One of Eec :"nruc Wishes.
\ friend Of ours who has been graz
u.lly r.n"Grlling an al! hHus". toll
mo tho other day that if n fairy god
mo !lrr should grant her three wishes
that would he on" of thcIl-t" y" anic
to crtrr her house rs Il STRANGER an"
SEE just how crfsctir" II rcally IS. I've
been w"ri<in., over it so long" sh" Sn'~.
that 7 can't really tell what it docs
look like. ! soc tho chair Two Just
bought. or tn" space whcr" I'm G",t,E
r. put My wicker tea table when IN"
war is over nrd feel that II is riEh!
r. huy 1t: hut I don't g"t tn" rll"rt
OF The ronmS ar the house as :; Whcf,
1t certainly do"s-sc"rr as II accuS.
tomedncSs and the SusE"St>"n 81 "l'..tS I'LL
associations draw Il sort Of MIN OWL
You Don't SEQ the Man Other People
So.
Tnuucstioaahly. whom you Walk up
Tho familiar gate and 20 inside. you
do not sec tho Same street or the sam.
house or The same rooms that strnnGcr
sees. You do not So" the man "nouI
a stranger meets. though he Is your
huShn M mn Sis hlppSIl' N'N -
crv morning Of tho year.
l:nt do not, thing this film is is 81 en- n
tirsly imp"notrlbl Sometimes yoi can
catch fusitiv" rlrnpSes Of all these
things if yon viii ihrT% y%HrSeI ,rv "t to
dn,arh Yourself You know the oid
Just stand aside and watch yourself
20 by
Think Of yourself as he instead OF
T."
Enter your House as Stranger:
Well. try that with your h"uS" lot
instance. Thirl; Of it rs his lnStrn1
of mine Enter it rs u stranger.
separat" yourself from all sense OF
ownership. Try I" 500 the hous" ana
tho people in il. Just rs n stranger
would. Understand that | do not mean
with the idea Of criticism. but just TOT
thn interest of tho thing.
If YOU can accomplish il. il gives you
a very queer. interesting; feeling: Some,
thing like tho funny start YOU got Wh"n
vou flnd that tho woman whom you
saw ccrnins towards. you in the shop
was really yourself in Il mirrot. And
always love 10 hav" that happen.
Don't YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
RIVER news

Tho river at the wharf marks at -.
D. m. yesterday was s feet and sur
tioriary. The gauge at the Foot OF LIZ
Mcchcn dam was feet inches aesl
stationary. ~
The Liberty cleared for Matamoras .afs
1880 a. m. yesterday. ..sf
The Helen T.. came In from Nevs%
Martinsville at 1880 and left FOR thA8a
port at $3.50 p. nj. ,.9s
The Verne Swain arrived from P1tfs4s
burgh last night Mt $50 O'Clock Wlt1I
hig trip Of passengers. 20
The Dunbar will arrive at the WHAT'S
at o'clock this morning on ner WeE5
from Pittsburgh to Charleston. -
Tho Milton arrived last evening At "
O'Clock from Matamoras.
Tho Verne Swain leaves for P1tts.s
hurgh ard way points this morning az;
Gao.
todny at 1880 a. m.
moras and leaves for Iarkcrsourg toSSs|
morrow at 1880 4. m. ~ -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
N(VNANSTR|CKEN
BY HOT NEATHER
Warwood Rosidcnt Falls In Street
Two Infants And Local Woman
Die In Hospitals.

Tho intense heat j. not only causing
much suffering in this community, but
il is takinE H.: death toll. One local
woman died last night from heat. pros
tra,ion. two infants passed away ycstcr-
day afternoon in y local hospital death
being supcrinduccd by the hot weather,
whilr. n Wnrwnod woman was stricken
down yesterday morning while shopping
in this city,!
she was Mrs. Samuel Dclaplaine Of
2nng Main street. Warwood. She was
rendered unconscious ut il o'clock yes
frrduy morning in front of the Kennedy
tn store. Eleventh and Market streets.
and fell tn the sidewalk. She was car
ricd into the store and DR.. Frank II.
lkart. 81 Eleventh street. gave her first
aid and had her removed 10 the ONO
Valley General hospital. Her condition
WIS critical for several hours. She was
able Ia bc removed TO her home late last
nNrrinH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
VIOLET LONG AMONG
THE WARILDA VICTIMS

LONDON. Aug 6.-Onc of III" women
lost in tho torpcdoing Of the ambulance
transport Warilda was Mrs. Violet Long
chief cont roller Of the hritlsh woman
Army Auxiliary corps. better known as
the Tommy WaacS.
With her sister Mrs. Long started the
work of the corps carly in the war On
her last trip to France. Mrs. Long took
over n detachment To he assigned |" Inc
American army. Mrs. Long. witnesses
say. became cntans!cd IN the roi'" ~ Sh'
was being niaccd in 4 boat and WAS
c,rrbt between the boat and the side "f
m, shin. She was injured seriously and
bc-rcd 10 be released. but there wis II"
,yny to help her. Finally the small
boat went adrft and Mrs Long disap-
pcared into the sea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
SOCIETY BUSY.
THROUGH DAYS
OF RECORD HEAT
wAS WoRK MUST CONTINUE
THOUGH ALL SWELTEE IN HEAL
rs soCIETYrS DETERM1NATIoN'
Early August Days Void OF Affairs
rhat Marked Former Years.

Moro than 100 degrees in tho Shaue Is
/ nv no means small c"nSIu'IieIoi
! taken from IL weather point ul Ele" "tlo
every one hcrrabouts, no d"unt' W.
acr,.. that when mercury scars 10 suCIi
dizzy heights the atmosphere Is lar ~
fuiI nf mot air. 10 admit OF even inc
most informal Of the little gatherings
which have dotted the present summer
weather man took AN unreicniihg manu-
in AFFAIRS at the opening UI the present
week. ,;i,,,,i,,, amy
affair of Importance during these eH!.!
Aurus, DAYS, hut flights of the I!ntsIh-
,IiGu would lead to the OUTDOOR les
tiyilics quite usual ut this rcflud. HoM
ever. the minority uf WhrclIn6S sHGiai
folk have been 50 occupied with t'.u
Cross an other war Hctlfltles' thIt Intt
has been considerably less notice al inc
heat. than would have been the case
during summers containing Hurc leisure
hours 8 ,L,
present week Is tn" August
Of the surgical work Of the Wheeling
! CHAPTER ul Fed Cross. AIRS. IL. -
Whitaker. the chairman IF this depart
mrnt has requested that inc work"TS o.
This department StriT" to complete INC
entire allotment OF the month by inc
end of the present week. III order mat
tins section uf tn" work may DC alS-
continued until The first uI SEPTEMBER;
Mrs Whitaker has already uiScun'lilucIl
the evening classes engaged IN TINS WORE
and thrr, is small doubt nut VI hat the
willing workers will round out the vast
ACCOMPLISHMENTS by the close OF lne
present week. The suspension OF WORK.
however. does mol lnclud" the hospital
sewing, as the ladies engaged III inns
department will continue without inter-
ruptiun. ..;..
in lis WON screen" way, regardless ul ln-
prrcrnt!rntrd temperatures. yesterday
saw The organizing at the first regular
! classes, with the formation of another
! pair of groups today. And' al course.
! Tho ,cislr, hour that WAS Snatchcd from
| the days. routine Of numerous actIEll-
tiles was while away III the lasclnatlon
Of the aquatic art III tho SWIMMING
| FOOLS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
College Training Camp.

'rhr WomanS Land Army OF America
is planning many camps for women nE-
ricultural workers TO help meet thG
acute labor shortage. The great nceu
is for leaders who are prepared TO take
uni rnincd women into the field ana es-
,allish. manaEe and instruct the camps Fps
Wellesley College massachusetts mas
hr..n requested by the Wuman'S Land
Army OF America to undertake the train rain.
in;; Of Il certain number Of unit leaders
and at The same time to standardiZe the
type Of instruction and the form OF the
camp for greatest economy and cltlcl-
CnGy.
Tho Wellesley College Training Camp
will thus give experience in problems or
unit organization. camp houGtRg. food
water SUPP ~. sanitation. camp regimen;
and agricultural practice. Courses VIII
b. given in farm mechanics. including
carpentry and the use of concrete.
The Training Camp which opens on
August LIST. offers Il normal course or y
to 10 weeks Applicants should he De.
tween the ages Of - and - ana OF
sound health and should have had either
Il c"l!cgiatc training or some executive
experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Movie Star Beauty
Is Worth Millions

If little under weight: X the appA
tito, digestion. blood or pep" Is q uttk
off" go to the drug store and procuS
a package Of Pamgin Tablets with Ge4al
tian. q dollar package lasts two week.
if you tnke them steady) ~:
II is 80 amazing the way these TAI
tagged nerves. revive the appetite and.
Digestion 1t is so astonishing hoy s.
quickly you regain normal weight and
stamina. We cannot wonder that RAMP
gin Tablets and Gcntian are the unis
versal favoritcs in bohemia" and hle3si
life Your druggist or c. H. Grle4t,
CO. can supply you with Pamgin' TAn.a
lets with Grntian s1.oo. The manufee.a
turers absolutely guarantee sat0tass1
ton or money back. -6g-.s.sE5
For sale also By Dankworth Broh. BsndS; 49,
drug rore. Martins Ferry; Frank Roozt1. Boelll
port: Will Peabody. MoundrtLe; John
We,lSbWE. a.I.sfs4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Real Secret for Corns
Selling Like Wild Fire

Thousands of business people nr" 4.
huring q new compound thar dries m
corrs and calluscs 9" hey peel Of com !
nlrt,Iv without pain. This remarkable !
product is called "l;ing"." IT Is a green !
collcdion mixture Gi%roTcr"d h. a rhar-
r1nceu,ical graduate Of the Northwest I,
crn University Of Chicago. The {. II. !
GrIest Drug ca. is selling and recon-
mendjnC it. Buy small bottle OIL
'1f3ingo" and rid your feet OF every corn
or callus. 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
They Must Always Guard Against
Breakdown, Same as Big Men In
Eusincsr Must Guard Against
Losing Nerve.
Is YOUR NERVE WORTH ANGTHdG

Those big men at The icad OF huse
,,,rnnr,t;nns drawing magnificent sala-
ribs MUST preserve and conserve their
hath The slightest falling away Of
weight. Il haGsard look. or nervous
breakdown costs them thousands.
Movie. actors and actresses dare not
lose weight. look haEgard or let their
n.rv,s or blood 70 wrouE. That Is why
they study 50 carefully ways and means
70 preserve themselves.
Tvcryonc's health is just as precious
TO them, but 1t Is not Weighed IN dollars
and cents. so you neglect IT. put why
should you: ....--..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Arrived Safely Overseas

Word has been received to the effect
that f:lmrr-E'alck. of this city. has ar
rived safely in Winchester. England.
ELMER left three months ago for Fort
Thomas Ky. and was sent over IN
shnr, space If time. He was member
Of the "At-a-boy" club Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Running Without Lights

Motorcycle Cop Louis Logomarslno
hauled Jerry White UP To the county
Jail on charge Of running without
lights. He will be given nearing
later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
SUNK BY SUBMARINE.

CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT.
Art- G-'rhc British schooner Gladys
+ Holland has been sunk by German
Submarine The CROW landed today IT
= Nova Scotinn town. They said the at
tack took place yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
MIC. irons to Join Red Cross.

Miss l|crih mn 1rnnS. until rH'Eh1IE ~
Gliatnd with the sn"i;; s"rrir" 81 t tlr
n,,;r Valley ho%1;taI has trrartrn l"I
,,r hnrl. in Limos. \. Y. After n
s srr w ,!%'k ra","n. Miss irons W.T.!
rmiist in the public VAR s"rTi"" W"Ih
~ the E"i ''r"sS. "* i M't fric,, hurS m
w.. civ rrgrr, her departure. they
rm,s -: I hcicSs wish \ r The hcE, p"Ss',;'
.nCrrss in the noble li"ld sh" Is en-
terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

WASHINGTON. Jug. G;.,-t'"Tm"r Son,
etor Nathan BAY Scott. Mrs. Scott ana
tho Iuttcr'S sister, Mrs. E""rlrr w.
Strnwbridrc. arc about recovered from
Tho .cassing' they w"r" subjected l."
nj their summer homo on IN" Ridge
road. near Camp Leach on IN" out
ekjrts Of the city. Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

They are being overwhelmed with con-
EralulatiuNS upon their narrow escape
~ their apartments 1T IN" Willard
" mere they are "tlll under tho care ana
Watchful eye Of EXPERT medical mrh
who expect no serious complications
t. develop.
Tho arcidcn, caused widespread in
tnrrSt here on aCCuIlnt of the pr"1ni-
nrncr in political social and financial
circles IF senator SOFT and his fam
i!y. and hrclusc Of IN" fact that thr
affair WIS rut If tho USUAL run at
daily happenings ur IN" Kind recorded
Il prinrul on" Will" II lasted. hut n"
permanent injuries "nSu"d. fortunately.
Lieutenant Colonel Guy n. GnS. "i
tho judE" advocate generals staff Is
nov. Il full Pledged colonel. His nam"
w:n wore last Ia rr"''iN" pru!nutl"nS.
colonel Gufr is from Milwaukee,. but Is
Il ratir" Of tlarkShnrG, w. Va. fc IS
IN" eldest son Of senator Nathan 'rofE.
H. entered tn" service after tho VA
as n ma jur. The commission was Of
f"rrd him II" Il reward for his patriotic
speeches delivered III Wisconsin, nj u
tim" tina: such speeches and such hlEh
leadership WIS s"r"ly needed there.
on h" w"s made lieutenant colonel.
and POW II" i& a rnlonrl. Colonel Corr
has many friends in WnSI-ncion. VINO
rrj"ic" in III" promotions thai he has
ability displayed by him in his line
of work.
Up TIL tho present time III" Shth
division. in which are hundreds If West
NirEinians has not been engaged on
the French front. They arc beng E"iG
in reserve" it scrrn&. This DIVISION.
when il went To Franc" and fer SuElc
time after WAS under tn" command or
General Crunkhiir. 1t is now rumorr1
"A runor which CHnnot h" confirmed
or denied. either. f"r TINT maiicr-he
has hccn, transferred /" another COM
mand. The 3lith artillery. which
trained ut Camp Ice. and which is COM
posed entirely If West Virginia boys
from the northern part "f the state ana
as fav south as s;itchic county. is IN
this division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Fourth Describes - girdle Of black SILK;
garnishcd with various stones ana
twcnty-cight bars Of gold set win
rubics and pearls and cnamelcd HOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Sumner and Lawn Fcte.

The members Of the congregation OIL
ST; Vincent Dc l'aul's church Of Elm
Grove are planning. Il unique lawn party
for the evening Tuesday, august H.
which will include the serving Of Il
Hoover supper of the most tempting
menus, the serving hours being from D
u. M, To D. NJ. The later hours ~ be
given over 10 novel entertainments OF
The festival order. with the serving, or
dainty refreshments throughout the
evening. The. committee in charge,
headed by Rev. pfiaEcr promise party
III iunumcrahlc pleasures and large
crowd is anticipatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Z ARIES s1nae REWARD! ss sssI S9 s ss:s;

soc,essfnl" Monthly Compound SRss relteye SIMS
inc M h.Tr nain or Interference with work. hau
E Double Strength 800. s9aAsi FREE "F''e tocnS
On ". n. souTAiH6I0;; Renspr Cd.
kAssas c1tx. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

rrrr..srrtnfiy, number uf st.
N,ribcws Junior Auxiliary w"r" as
srmblrd IN tn" sunday school rooms OF
thni rdilir,. last evening. IN their usual
;y~cklr session nf Rcd Cross Seville
,r,.d liar activities upon the comni"t-
INK Of the last assortment "f aprons
! lii,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
NEW HYMN BOOKS ARE
USED AT UNION MISSION
Super1ntendcnt G.. W. Cory Delivers
Able Talk Last Night-WilIAm
Heryey Speaks This Evening.

III" services in the Union Mission last
night delivering powerfLi talk to
m,iitr a lnrrc crowd. despite the intense
hot weather. TIL" gathering was rca-
iiirrd with tho singing Of new songs
few day. ago ny the mission. Many
Of the SONGS sung have an Inspiring
Swing and with tho vim to c"nGrc.
gallon sang last night the new hymns
must hc pleasing Ia them.
This evening William Hcrvcy: ono or
thr hest known converts at tho mis-.
sim and ono Of the widely known ana
rnpulor Christian workers of this com
m,inity. Will deliver tho message TO-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

The Old Order Changeth.
Tho old fashioned lover who used 10
plunk n guitar under his swccthcartS
window now has son who phones to his
Girl 10 moe. him at the drug storc-Dal-
las News.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-28
FORGED TO EyACUATE

They were forced to move to another sector and the bolshevih occupied the town, only to be driven out few weeks later when American achievements ar rived. Since early in September the op- posing forces have battled back and forth along the road leading toward Petrograd.
 Seletekoe has changed hands twice and the village of Kadish. which is near where the road crosses the Emtsa river 20 miles south of Seletskoe, was captured by the Americans early in the fighting.
 The village now is in the hands of the enemy. The bolsheviki at times try the force of their ;oratorical artillery on the Americans. On two nights dur ing the last week English-speaking bol- sheviki appeared in No Mans Land and made speeches urging the Americans not to fight. Great red banners printed in English also are strung along the enemy bank of the river.
 American troops also are operating on the Mehrenga river, 30 miles south of Seletskoe, and in a more thickly popu- lated country The villages there are strongly anti-bolshevik and Russian de- achments are aiding the allies On Wednesday a Russian detachment sur orised and defeated an enemy force, kill ng nearly 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-28
TEXAS DRY, HOLDS
 ATTORNEY GENERAL
Will Spare No Effort to Pro- hibit Traffic in Intoxicat-
 ing Liquors

1 Austin, Tex, November 27.-Notwith- standing that the court of criminal ap- peals has decided the Texas prohibi-
 tion law unconstitutional and refused a motion for rehearing today, Attorney General B. F, Looney declared the state
 still' is legally dry" and his depart ment will spare no effort authorized by law to prohibit traffic in intoxicating liquors
 The state comptroller, following an opinion given him by the attorney gen eral said he would not issue permits to obtain licenses to sell liquor in Texas.
 The attorney general holds that only the part of the law which prohibits sell Ing or intoXicants is affected by the re- cent decision and that those parts which make IL felony to transport adyer- tise, manufacture, deliver. receive or store liquors are still in force. He also hoids tiia. atI uquor ilcenses became void when the act went into effect and that no law authorizing the issuance of new licenses is now in force
 inJunctions restraining practically every railroad in the state from ship ping liquors have been obtained by The attorney general and an a1ipeai to d s- solve injunction thas been made to a court Of civil appeals by one of the railroads.
 The next legal step to obtain license open to saloon men is to file motion in the superme court for leave to file pe- tiei9n Tor mandamus to force the comp troller to issue permits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-28
AMERICANS SHOWED
 IN, HOLDING LINES
 AGAINST BOLSHEV|KT.
Tanks Encamped in Log Huts Across River From Enemy-Infantry Sees
 Hard Fighting

gs Archangel, Friday, November 22.-(By
 the Associated Press)-In log huts and
 wind shelters made of birch boughs
 Americans troops are holding the line against the bolsheviki on the middle sector of the northern front in the region of Kaish. After 10 weeks of fighting in swamps and thick undergrowth, the Americans now are showed in and have bWouacked along an ice filled stream, on the opposite side of which are the camp fires of the enemy.
 Under British command and with Brit ish forces aiding them. the American in- fantrymeni on this sector probably have had more fighting and more hardships than other American units In Russia The force has been. operating between the Dvina river and the Vologda rail- road, through territory of swamps and forests The roads have been in bad condition and the only means of trans porting supplies to greater part of the front has been wheelbarrow shaped carts drawn by sturdy Russian ponies.
 The campaign began early in August, when a British and French force entered Seletskoe, a large village on the River E,,atS