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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14

Paris.-The losses the Germans are
suffering in the present drive are de-
scribed by correspondents at the front
as almost fantastic. The Germans are
living up to their boast that they
would waste 100000 men to reach
Paris.
Constantly fresh divisions, called up
from all parts of the western front,
are thrown into the battle. The Teu-
ton advance is most serious below
Ribecourt, where the Germans are ex-
changing mounds of dead for bits of
French soil.
The Paris military critics believe
the German aim is vast enlightenment
of the forests of Campeigne and VIII
elrs-C otterets, and to reach the CreIl-
Meux line in order to lombard Paris.
The enemy's masses are densest be
tween Bethancourt and Vignemont,
converging In the direction of Com
peigne.
The French press emphasizes that
the Amiens offensive was launched
on sixty-mile front, the latter drive
toward the Marine on thirty-mile
line, while the present push is only on
twenty-mile front.
Marcel Hutln, the military critic,
writes:
1.-TWO fresh divisions of Prusslan
guards and two of Grown Prince Rup-
precht's Bavarian divisions have had
to be withdrawn because Of the heavy
LOSSES"
The Echo de Paris says;
1.-THE Germans have thrown their
whole strength into the present strug
gle, counting upon ending the war by
the end of the month. We must not
be surprised If the enemy now also
throws his naval strength into tht
struggle simultaneously with great
attack on the British front"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14

Failure " Joke r. often dac 90
the victims indigestion
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14
W. N. u, Salt Lake City. NO. 24--1e1s.
All the Fixinos.

Little Ferdy had just been put in
a khaki suit with long trousers.
Mamma" he asked. "am man now
like papag"
II suppose So" she replied.
"Well. then" he continued, II guess
TIL take Il dime out of my bank and
go down 10 the barber shop and get
shaved
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14

A man y often reminded n aomes
thing Re has forgotten only e discovgR
that he cant remember what Il iS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14

This letter from your son ls very
ahort.e
Naturally. No was he when he
wrote IT.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14
NeqotlabIe.

Either the Lord doesn't know his
business or else the man who docks 9
aorse's tail is fool.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14
HUNS FALL LIKE
AUTUMN LEAVES
LOSSES GERMANS ARE SUFFER.
ING DURING PRESENT DRIVE
SOMETHING FEARFUL.

Constantly Fresh Divisions From All
Parts Of the Western Front Called
Up to Take Place Of Men Killed
In Mad Scramble for Paris.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14
FRECKLES
New b he Tine b Ca Rid & Thsss Ugly spsls

There's no longer the slightest need Of feelang
ashamed Of your freckles. othine-d0ubls
strengths guaranteed to remove these homaly
spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-douhIs
strength-ffom your druggist. and apply q little
of u nisht ans morning and you should sOoa see
that even the WORT freckles have begun to dIa-
appear. while the lighter ones have vanished En-
sireiy. IL is seIdom that more than one olnee
= needed 70 completely clear the skin and gain
. beautifnl clear complexion.
Be sure TO ask for the doubIe strength 0fhins
- this Is sold under guarantee OF mnuey hmeA
q Il falls 70 remove freckles.-AdV.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
LEGAL NOTICE

SUPREME COURT ny THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. HO,i.nE Probate Court No.
q IA. Administration Tbs Is 70 EiVa no
tice: That the subscriber. az Nasaington.
D. e. has obtaiusd from the Probate .Co1r-
Of tile District o. Columbia. letters testament
sry on tho estate Of Henrietta Cohen. late OF
the District % Columbia deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers theTsof. legally authenticated n
the subscriber. or before the tth day o.
April. A n. 1918: otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all bersht Of said sS-
tate Given under NY hA7d this tth dsv
% At.rii. ISIS MI III COHEN. SIS Wooelvsrt
building. Attest: W. CLARK TAYLOR,
Deputy Register 90 Wills for iHs District o.
Columbia. Ti-r,; Ct tie Probate Court fseell-
NOL6 CCRE-N, A..o-I.kYs. lg,.-.S
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
FOR SALE-HoUSES

VII WILL -TtOOOGS
On Kilbourne Near 18th
An attractive. well-built house Of rooms
ceiling In dining room. syace for garage.
OEner required to make change. Here Is
an excellent little home and a real bargain.
Act quick.
Price, S6,75o
GEORGE VIM. CISSEI.,
'is Colorado BIdE Phone 4s:7.
SEE THIS-s-room brick. near iith and La
mont n. w: modern improvements. VIII
sen right now for ASj0. A. b. CAMPBELL.
Wv n 81 y. W. tsIz-9
JOHN T, DoNoHoE SONS. NC.
s1t Pennsylyania Ave. S. z.
Let Us Submit Our List OF Homes
and Investments Before You Purchase.
Ifesef
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
10 ROOMS. BATHS: HOT WATER HEAT.
PERFECT HOME
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
-'sIN'N->'AD --s' TERMS IL sun
KANEYH4 ST. EAST OF conn. AVE,
10 EooNs. :.sATHs; oT-wArER HEAT.
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Y ROOMS AND BATH: Hor-wATER
HEAT
SERVANTS BATH.) ,
1890 SO. FT. OF GROUND.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
MAooATB ST.. CLEVELAND PARK.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
10 ROOMS AND BATH
BEACfIFCL GROUNDs
. POSSESSION AT ONCE.
OWNER HAS LEFT CITY.
PRICE REASONABLE.
KEoKUK ST. CORNER.
10 ROOMS. BATHS.
LOT Is BIZ IS TT.
WITH > FEET OF PARKING.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
-AKoMA PARK
We .oFrER BoMEs- AT rAKoAA PARK
RANGING IN PRICE FROM $3.50 TO q. uoo
POSSESSION AT ONCE
The F. H. Smith Company,
SIS TIFTEENrH STREET I
..... n
The Washington times., 1918-04-06

las 81 y. E.-SiI rooms ami Ia n.
Terms SO cash, balarCs. 81 Per
month.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE iNTERICR,
I:lrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE
proposals I'm ouadruplJeate) viii be received
1t this Once unti o'clock y m. Monday.
April =. ISIS, and VIII Be opened innediats-
" thsrsAtIcr. in the presence % such b.ddsTJ
az attend. :or predicting. during ths iscAi
year ending June Sc. 1913. by the phctoltth-
egrAphic or other proesss. copies OF drawings
O. the weekly Issues Of patents. 70 Be asssnl-
bisi with the sDecihcatlon- stitched- baadsd,
and numbered. etc: for the reproduction u
exhausted copies OF drRu!np and Hpecteea-
tons etc. 20 BE- ssssubled. stitched, LANDED,
and numSared ana sor tho rsprvduct1cn u
sOrsiHfi patents Tie prices named WILL -
considered Ia oornsction with the ev,asit
ability OF lie Aidd-r and his plant to do first
'elags Norz; ard. prior 10 the sstsrralnauoa
OF an award. such preliminary savsstgats0a
as 10 tire qualifications OF oiddsrs and cha.
actor Of plant 1Ml be maas a. TIE QSpArt-
Ilsnt shall deem necessary. A low bfd. M
supported by satisfactory evidences a. to sbii-
ity to perform toe work In sBToament U.Ia
awarded. viii be rejected. 81 bids aecs,Isd
ami contracts awarded nibJset TO an Anpr's-
priation BY ConEress 70 meet the expsnss-
SATISFACTORY IN THE PAST My El
ELIMINATED FROM CONSIDERATION
on THAT GROUND. SpecincRtl01s al
Furnished on application 10 the Calsf C:sr1
9! the Patent Office All bidders are invited
10 bs present At the 'opening. The riEht -
rsjsct any and all bids. iH whole Or in part.
J. T. NEWTON. ca1,ni.s,onsr.
DEPARTMENT OF THE .STERIcS.
United STATES PATENr OFFICE;
proposals. tin qiAdrupiieste) VII be received
at this office until o'eluck p. M. NondAy,
April =. 1913. aud Wil b opened iIinIsdl-
ate;y thereafter. IN tie presence Of such
bidders as attend. for producing. in the CI;Y
OF Washington. D,s;ric: OF CJuElbia. dIrios
tie aScai year ending Jane 81 SIS. cor;-S
OF cravings OF pending applications ara
patents. and OF foreign patents. papers. ava
eThiblts by PhotUEi aphic or other prOcsss
The prices named VIII be considered ~ cyn-
nsctiou with :is evidsnt ABILITY Of tire viddsr
End lis plants 20 d. drst-slass work: arc.
prior to tie deterIriua ton Of IN swafo. sven
preliminary Investigation rs 10 :he FCal:5-
cations OF bidders and character Of plant Viii
be made as the D=Jar1ment shall deem neees-
say. A low hid. Unsupported by sEtisrAu-
tory evidence Is TO ability 10 purforil l.'s
work IN agreement WIth the :ern,S 81 ths
proposals and contract 10 he aEBrded. VIZ
be rejected. All bids accepted and contracts
awarded subject TO appropriation by Cor
Ersss to meet the expense BlDIl.Es
WHOSE WORK HAS BEEN U\SN1lSFN,
TORY IN THE PAST MAY ~ ELisIt,
MATED FROM CONSIDERATION on
THAT GROUND. Specifications and speei-
Irens with forms Of proposal, will BE- FUR.
nished on app!ics ton TO the Chief CLERK e
the Patent Otncs. All bidders are inEitri
TO Be present the opening. The rant 70
reject any and all bids. In whole or In pAr'.
10 hereby reserved
J. T. NEWTON. Cor'niiss,o7sr
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
poR SALE on RENT

S. Room Cottage a. a.. RAiP PrSi, We Etc.
Iq4Axs. GA. Z. LAw.INCE. 10 ,-;H Es.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
FOR RENT

FoR RENT-I0 re- month; dys-rooE: hnnss;
la-ke lot: COOS surroundings: two s'srtTfn
lines - tniEt;es OF. reliable ca seq zee
LILLIAN =. BALDWIN. Ba-lScn, Va. IL
VERY de1.rab's coIu1y home on main HLe
Of b. 80 - r. o. eRsy distances OF good
INTO roadS-le f,is.,s. hArAs. hot water Eeat.
.'.rtr.e Limits; heated brick garage. rooai for
rutoS: ssrSAr's' rooms over ghrS1s; iarSa
I,orrhes; sewers! acre. Of lawn and orchard:
splendid view OF ChSS~pedks bsyi NsrS cSoI
III .IrruIer. country home wish city cor
vonIen,ss: possession Lay / ehons Col So.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06

LET IS KNOW YocE WANTS
AID WE WILL ILL., THEM. lF'
WE HAVE NOT TIE PROPERTY
on OH BOOKS. We WILL FIND 1T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Local Restaurant Gets
Carload of Chickens
Crystal Company Has Own Hcnnsry and
Supplies Patriotic Meatless
Customers.

Perhaps tho first time in the history
Of Wheeling, an individual restaurant
hns received Il carload of live chickens,
and from its own farm. was the con-
signmcnt 10 arrive here yesterday for
the Crystal restaurant. Market street.
Some time ago tho owners If the
Crystal bought large chicken farm at
Newark. Ohio. where their own chickens
were raised. Last spring there wcr"
hundreds Of hons setting and the result
was that about n thousand chickens
were hrondnd. Last week tho Crystal
company installed Il large incubator to
give the old hens a rest during the win
tor.
The large shipment Of chickens TO-
ccir"d yesterday wcrr taken from the
coops and placed In II hcnncry ont the
pike while some OF tho "rhirkS" Will hr
served today at the restaurant. re
enforced" BY many of their n"ckS being
wrung Saturday for Sunday dinner.
The management nf the Crystal said
last night that they were prompted In
buy the chicken farm In supply tho de-
mand of their customers who have
switched from beef and pork. Mt tn" in
stiEation Of the mcatlrsS days upon re-
quest Of ono MIR. Herbert Hoover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
FREQ Oatmeal Prescription Does LIS
work Overnight.

>-u. York. 1T is my own discovery,
,rd ~ .o.cs lust one night to get such
,,,orvrIvt;s results" says Mae Edna W IL
dr. wh,u her friends ask nrT about nor
.-nndc rful complexion ana th' improved
,r.,r,rre If her hands and arms.
You can do tho same thing II you toll
ia, nv advice" Sh': says. Il t'ci Il my
,iuty 70 toll every girl and woman WAL
mis- wonderful prescription did ior me
Just think "t II. All THIS change IN
S,rr,e night. never tire OF telling
ntn,-s JUS, what brought about such re-
,narkah,. results. Here is tn" Identical
,,rrscr;ot;on that rcmoved every defect
frnrn nv face neck, hands and arms.
Until you try it you can form no ln"A
e th,. marvellous change II VIII make III
lust one application. The prescription
which you can prepare at your own
home Is as follows: q" 10 any grocery
and get ton cents worth OF Ordinary
o.tu,eal. and from any drug store bot
re OF derwillo. Trr2a-.. the oatmeal as
directed in every package ~ drTWilin
and apply night and morning. IN" first
nnnlication will aStontSh you. |; makes
the skin APPEAR transparent. smooth ana
ye1vc,y. | especially recommend II for
g, sallow skin. frccklcS. tan sun spots.
rnarss pores. rough skin. ruddiHcSS'
wrinkies and in fact. every bi"rniSh the
face. hands and arms are heIr TO-. II
,.our neck or chest is dlScolorcd from
.yoosurc. apply this combination there
end the objectionable defect Will diSap-
n.ar as il by magic. II is absolutely
barnicss and will not produce or Sumu-
II, growth Of hair. No matter how
rn,,ph and unEanly the hands and arms.
~ chat abuses they have had through
I'D work and exposure 10 sun and
Wind. thiJ oatmcal-derwiUo combination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

will work a wonderful transformation
in IL hours ut the most THOUSANDS
who have used it report the same re-
suits hav. had"
poor and my skin rough. Ny mock.
chest. hands and arms were dark from
exposure. The very first application OF
this wonderful D.rwillo oatmeal comhl-
nation convinced ~" that my poor com
plrxion and skin hismishcs would soon
he 4 thing Of the past. In Il few weeks
all these unSightly defects had entirely
disapp.arcd and | shall always use ii 70
kcrp my complexion at its best all In"
;itur, | harr recommended IL 10 my girl
friends and they are just rs cnthufn n:sL
t-n;us To tho theatcr. dances or parties
and It's wonderful what difference X
makes in our appearance.
Mrs. 81. V. writes: Oatmeal and Dor
wiIin have worked miracles with my
complexion. had many drspiscd wrin-
k,rs and saliow rough skin. Ny hands
,rd arms w"rr covered with tr"ckles.
After eight weeks US" 81 Mae Edna Will
d.r'S wonderful complexion prescription
these objectionable defects hav" entirely
vanished | look ton years younger and
advise every girl and woman tn try It
and | f""l confident after one or two
publications they will us" II continually
\ nd BE- iust ~ Cavor;Ihl" impressed with
i, as am. L Recommend il /" all OF my
friends
! NOTE To - H.. b~a effects b. sr:" /" follow
~. ,,,nil-<. ,Ef~.::ons eo,:anr every package
n drr,rillo Y0u have nnY I" ~; hrrwi" add rat
meal YOU tt,I n9tE:Inz rlsN and u Is ~ simple
tha, anycr.e can Il and Itrt;'nS!'" that 1aH
GIRL n v,xnan cln sIfutd L. The manufacturers Ard
drusr!yf. guarantee shat sr.r VIII i. n"tir"ahIr
inta.o.-re, after tho mr.. arbitration or ihey "l'l
refund tie money. II IS s,id in ms city undo: i
money refund guarantee by all druggists lncndinS
Il o. Eacr. The CSemsn Co. and Gr!es x Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
SIDE TALKS
THE WOMAN WHO HOLDS HM
BACK.
By Ruth CAMERoN

There IS certain class Of women
whose hold on happiness l cannot I'M
derstand I refer to the women who
are trying to hold their husbands bacA
from service.
We were talking the other day OF n
young man who Is trying TO get eIcnp-
ton from the draft
He is perfectly healthy man with
no children and with wife who was
self supporting before her marriage
and is quite capable Of being so again.
He is in a business which is clasS"d
as necessary. but unTurstionahly an
older man could take his place there.
1T doesn't seem like Eric 10 Try 10
got out Of going" said sumeonc.
"She'd DO Anything on Earth TO Keep
Hin Home"
II don't think Eric would Try to set
out of going il he were left to HIM
self" said that member of the group
who Is probably closest to him. It's
his wife's doing. She's terribly against
his going She told my wife that she'd
do anything on earth to keep him"
Tell me- how can women like that
have moments peace or happiness"
How can they pick up the newspapers
or magazines. how can they go into Il
street car, meet 4 friend, 20 to church,
IN short. do anything without having
the thought Of tho war brought home
to them? And how csln they think or
tho war without being overwhelmed
with guilt and shame that they are re-
sponsiblc FOR making their husbands
push Oft their share OF this terrible
obligation onto the shoulders OF others.
Some other Mcther's Son Is TO Be tho
Soldier.
When people were singing that sick
ching song. II didn't raise my son 10 hc
a soldier. brought him UP Ia he my
pride and Joy" | always added in my
mind, "whilc some other wnrnans son
defended him"
No woman wants her husband tn 3"
IN wsr. Tho knife i in th"- hoart al
every ono Of us when "" merely think
of Il, and tho Sunshin" goes hlankly "ul
of the day when tn" time comes.
Hut In these days what "" want rs
suprcmolv unTmpnrtant. What W" must
do is tho main fact.
As rndestructible as Matter.
We want happiness. "" wan, tn" calm
prosperous times that We appreciated
SO little while we had thrHl, W" want
above all things our tamiA- circle UNI
hrol;cn Put many rf us can't har"
that and honor too. You can't destroy
that fact any moro than y"u can Dr.
s:roy r8tt"r.
And there is another aspect t" ihi!;
case. What will tho men VIII" 1T them
sclv-s hc influenced in this matter hy
their wives say and think after It - All
OYER and they ar" Tho ones wh" stayed
At home VIII they say Il shouldn't
have bcnn inrlurnr"d. l. was my fault
Somehow that doesn't sound I" III" jus,
like n maSculin" reaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
GARFIELD PREDICTS
GASOLINE SHORTAGE
OF LOCO, 900 BARRELS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Fuel Ad-
n,inistra,or Garfield informed the SEN
ate today in response 70 the Lodge res
olutiun Of inquiry that unless conser-
walton stops arc taken Immediately
there would b. 4 deficit of approx
nlatelv 600. nnn barrels of gasoline ut
;hc end Of III" year. At the rate OF
consumption in August he estimated
there was only about one months sup
ply ahead.
The. resolution was introduced oy
Senator Lodge after tho fuel admins
tration asked the public to stop using
automobiles on Sunday for pleasure.
TIL" daily domestic consumption OF
gasoline in this country. Or. Garfield
reported amounts TO 100000 barrels ana
g ono barrels are exported daily. Inc
daily production is $4,000 barrels
which leaves a deflci: Of 5000 barrels
Gasoline and naph tha' stocks in Janu-
ary l last totallcd 100000 barrels
which by April had 6ecn increased 70
II. Nhn.000 barrels. BY August TINS
supply had fallen to 100000 barrels.
The total reduction, in the stocks OF
gasoline and naphtha during July was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Meeting OF Garden Party Committee.

The general chairman oil the japanese
Garden Party TO be given next THURSDAY
afternoon and evening by Carroll Court.
Daughters Of Isabella us called spc-
cinl meeting OF the members Of tho
various committees in charge OF SAM
far This evening at eight o'clock. in the
cathedral High school armory. At thts
session final plans and outlines will be
made for the affair. which will he held
on the lawn opposite tho cathedral.
when II is anticipated ono OF the most
delightful aS we'll rs successful out,
door benefits Of tho entire summer Will
result.
The event is planned by this orga nj
zation for the benefit of tho wheeling
Chapter OF the Catholic War Relief So
cirty. and there is little doubt hut thai
such n worthy object when combined
with the extensive programme which is
beInE arranged tn amuSc and entertain
those Of the most varying tastes Will
result in q splendid SUM TO hd very
mai erialiy in the yarn fund Of the local
war society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
One Killed and Many
Injured in Blow-up
at Munitions P|ani

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-One man
is known to have been killed and TWEEN
ty-tivc girls, mostly. colorcd. Injured, in
an explosion late this afternoon at the
Eddystone munitions plant. Early re-
ports placed the number Of dead at
eight Of more, and the injured as high
nc n hundred. officials have thus far
declined to issue 4 statement 4.
The cause Of the explosion has not
been determined as yet Officials at
the plant refused to make statement;
Hurried calls were sent out for medical
aid. and physicians and nurses were
rushed TO the scene from. all nearby
hospitals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
snec,al Meeting Tonight.

Mrs. j. Dana Toml.nson. the general
chairman nf tho Salvage shop. being
conducted 10y Ihr N"rnan'S Cup !nf INC
brrrfi, of child welfare has called a
cpcci;u meeting IT her committee for
this evening M 7:3h. To be held 1T the
Y. W. Z. 4. At this tim" several mat
.ters pertaining To the progress OF both
the Receiving Station and the Retail
Store will he discussed. and routine
matters transacted. Mrs. &. J. Proud
foot will be appointed temporary. chair
man of the Shop. substituting for a few
days. during the absence of Mrs, Toni
liEson from tho city. The following
committee will compose this evenings
session:
J. Dana Tnmlinson, John B. Garden.
E.. !. E'roudfoot, Walter S. Kelley.
! w BRYAN BERTHA Caldwell.
L,has. c, Burke, Joseph Ecutcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Ia. TO HOLD SECOND 1RurA4Y.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Sept. 11.-Prac-
tically complete returns tonight from
Yesterdays Democratic primary made IT
certain thet Edward J. Gay. of Plaque
mine. and former Governor Luther T..
Hall. of Ntnw Orleans. will have TO settle
tho contest for the uncx bred term OF the
United States Senator Robert +. Brous-
sard in 4 SECOND primary: Returns sc
far in show: Gay $4,000. Hall $4,000 ard
John l.. Ov"rton. OF AcNandria- l3.oeo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
pnst Evening Surgical Class.

W'hilr the scaSUnS ArtlFliIcS IN NC
surgical work OF the Wheeling Chapter
of Red Cross were launched Tuesday
morning. when the first uf the semi
weekly sessions OF the season began. the
initial evening meeting will be- held TO-
night. when every member Of the We'd
ncsciay night classes Of the past season
are especially urged In renew their c1-
marked their accomplishments in the
past. New members are also cordially
invited TO join the, evening force. The
nightly session will be held on every
Wednesday and Friday evening. same us
before the suspension of the work some
weeks ago. The organizations sewing in
tho ospital sections Of the rooms on
"Wednesday evenings are likewise re-
uuestcd 10 return to their posts at this
evenings session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
PorERy WAGES ADVANCED.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio. Sept. H.
Dishmakcrs in pottcrieS throughout inc
U.nitC. States and Canada tonight were
granted bonus OF fifteen percent over
The 1915 scale on certain articles OF pot
terry ware in a supplemental agreement
10 the present contract. made by the
United States Potters Association with
the National Brotherhood of Operative
Pottcrs, Concessions in working condi-
lions were also granted jiggermen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
KINGS DAUGHTERS, ATTENTION.
Imrartaut Meeting at z. W. c. A.

The ladies of the various circles al
tho Kings Daughters in IN" city are
urged 10 b" present at meeting Ihuts-
day aft. moon at 4 p. m at the !. W.
G. 4. At this melting final selling ar
rangcments for Bahys Day" Saturday.
Snntcubcr ID. will be announced and
the boxes of buttons given out Please
come.