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The Washington herald., 1918-10-10
ST. ALBANS

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
W. T. Shepherd, Ph.D.. Principal, eT 18th
st. NV. Tel. Main 1868. Day. night, co-educs.
tionaL Individual instruction. Grades. high
school: also advanced work, languages, mzthe-
MATES, science-diploma. Psychology: courses in
efficiency; shorthand. typewriting. Moderate
rates. sel5yt
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DEATH RECORD.


AbeH Mcs,r. $ III. wslteT Reed Bsps
Clarke HImmcrlI Is 60 Pa ave -
Annie R. New. y. - 9Th s. -
Gertrude Fuson, - Washington. D. Z
SecUud Lieut.. Thomas E. BraEley. q I6ss Sta
81. nv.
Barney ?. johnson. IS. Walker Reef Ho.T-
Ma2r W. GlasroCk. ?. IN h 81 nv
Russell Bigel0w. > SO X 81 ~
Anna Ruhins. 8 Pic. jusu's HosU-
Henry L. Virtue. 81. Wash. Asy Hoax.
David =. LaUt-. 6. l5i5 Belmont - ~
Elizabeth L. T umaro. 2. $40 H. ave NJ
Mary L. RITT,Et. 81. 1919 NourOe st. NV
Mrrtle {. RDber-s =. Il Nv York ave Ne
Charles A. CUnraTd. s., 80 L1nrf1rIuv s.. ~.
William Gasueg. .. Srblry Hosit
Herbert W. Crawford. =, Walter Reed Hospt
LEtAFT L. B1lre-. s Walter Heed Hosrs.
Lillian AubyTt. s. Walter Reed HORT
Fnnk J. M-Gostl q EmtrEgncv Hpspi.
Emmett BrOUn CoaLieg-. s, So q st. ~
GsOrse z. Garter. y 20 I'll 81 81.
Fr1nCis Lsnslev. .. ~ NJ st. ~.
Mary l. Hutchlns1n. 81. Blue Plains. D. O
Hazel V. Shoemaker. g. g55 y. H. ave. No.
Vincent DJIliss u. Walter Reed H0sgl
William LsRay QUiuian, 2 sl6 4th st. ne
Mildred Bromley. i mo-. In eth T. Nv
Sue Eastman. s., lil3 7 81 nv
Wilbur b. Miller. y. ~ D 81 Nv
Bro. John GarvIn. g., Providence H0spt.
Michele NspoletSus. 3. Cas1Glty HCspt.
Ann /. 3. Randall. p tOs Hobert D. NJ
Charles B. Parkman. y. so Ma. ave. Bs.
Eliza B. WebeT. &. laI6 10Th s. nv.
JOSEPH Scherer. 2. PrOyidencs Hospi
David ChapplehEr, / day. Columbia Hosps-
Alice c. Reinoln. 81. no Pan place Nv.
Annie V. F1aherty. =. III Nth - nv
Eicanor NJ. McKuev. 6. Ia ] 81 nv.
Mary z. Ran. 6. ~ 9Th o. nv
Mary NJ Richardson, 6. 20 18th s. ne
Augustus A. Harvey. s.. ST. EisIbeths Bon
William n. Jarbos. =. n r. I. ave ~.
LENA Flutchus, ?. IDS I Ct -.
Juliette X. SibeTt, 3. III DeSIles q. Nv.
Eleanor n. McNlEhou, p ISs7 Newton 81 pc.
William ?. Msttingly. 81, leiS Il ST. nv.
ROhert l. Miles 10 DAYS, 1905 Ro-edais IA
Rhcds keimerwiz. ? mos.. 1865 Tth q nv.
OOLORED
Eugene Cheeks, years, ~ e. Nv
Ceceiie Bell. = years ISIS ID s. -
Lillian Turner, , YEAR, 6I3 Burke y -.
Elsie shaw. &c years. ID 9Th st. nv
Geo. Newton, 8 years, Ills Zrd 81 ~.
james Henri, p ysars. Wash. Asy. H0sDt
james Coates ~ years ll6 Howard ave. -.
Benjamin y. 2. Carter y years, eth 81. ne
Alice Burrell, q years. Columbia Hus1t.
Mar 5. Young Nelson, s year. lsG Turner
81. ne
RosA Brown. g years. Garfield Hosp
Edward Wooden, q years. g Congress Ct.
William Jackson, 81 years IA II - nv
Howard Arts. 2 mo-, l5l9 h o. ne
Infant Of Gertrude and samuel Harm. : day.
LOO 3rd 81. sH.
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DIED.

Richard A. and Lucy A. Shaw and
brother OF Adlena A. Moore, Helen
z. Rogers and Lucy b. Frazier.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sIBERT-On Tuesday afternoon. DC
tober S, 1918. Of pneumonia. follow
ing influenza, at her residence. 1I7
LIETTE ROBERTS sIBERT. be-
loved wife OF Maj. Gen William
L. Sibert, L. s A. director of
Chemical Warfare Service.
lnternent at Pittsburgh.
sICcARDI-On Wednesday, October
3, 1915, MARY A., widow Of G y.
siccardi, az her residence. iSZ7 \
street northwest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SIMMONS-On Tuesday. October ;.
1913, at o'clock, at her residcnce.
J05 II street southwest, SUSIE X
SIMMONS.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SIMMONS-On Monday. October q.
1915. at $40 O'Clock a. m, az l.si
Potomac street northwest JOHN
EDWARD SIMMONS. beloved son
of Mary A Simmons Cnee Ben
Fuural at residence today at .
m Relatives and friends invited.
SMITH-On Monday. October = 1915.
at $50 ,. m. FRANK NJ. SMITH.
y. s. n, son OF Mary A. ami The
late Frank NJ. Smith. suddenly. OF
pneumonia. at the Naval Base
Hospital. Norfolk. Va.
TAMAiARO-On Monday. October 7.
1918. ELIZABETH D.. beloved
daughter Of Lewis and Elizabeth
Tammaro.
Funeral from her parents residence
1926 Illinois avenue northwest, to-
cay at 10 a. m. luterment in st.
Msry's Cemetery.
Suddenly. on Tuesday. Oc-
tober = 1915. at the hospital. MAR
SHALL ALLEN TAYLOR. q
years OF age
Funeral services al speare estah-
llshment 80 T street, on Friday,
October II. at 70 a. m.
TINNIN-On Monday. October :. 1913.
At Qtantico, Va, DAVID s. TIN
MIN.
TORREY-On September "A. 1915. at
sea. OF pneumonia, Mai. HENRY
p. TORREY, L. S. n. (.
WARNER-On TUESDAY. October 4
Thirty-ffth street northwest. after
a brief illness, JOHN FRED. be-
loved husband OF Mary Adelaide
Warner.
Funeral services on Friday. October
u. at p m. philadelphia papers
please copy
NlRTUE-On Monday. October :. 1918
at p. m. HENRY L. VIRTUE,
aged IS years.
lnterment at Havre de Grace. Nd.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANrED-BoY TO srKvE HERALD
rou a Apply Nj. COURTNEY. q T. nv.
a
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Lee and Margaret L. Downs boz :.
Grady W. aud Anita Sn0Wdgn, Grl
Everett y. and Christina Dovlng. boy.
frank A. and Matte B. Riston Erl
Michael J. and Annie 81. KindsiAther. gid
Albert n. and Edna NiTbrnndt. girl
Burdick n. and Julie T Richardson. boy.
Erich W. A. and PetFle Hafner. boz
Chester G, and Mar J. shaw, SIR
Thomas H. and Clara Z. SUMMER girl
Patrick 7. and Anna R, kirby. boy.
Lyman NJ. and Eva T. Fairbsnks, girl.
Eyert L. and Msys Smith. girl.
Antonis and Josephine VicinS boy.
John L. Ceeiis B. Bardesty. boy.
Arthur V. and Laura A. Sullivan. girl
Alanson c. aud Elizabeth r. Edwards, boy.
Harry Z. and Edna n. Cspsuen. SRI.
William 2. and HOrtense J Yost, girl
CODORED
Prank and CHRISTINA Bowman, girl.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-10

WANTED : BRAKEMEN FOR POTOMAC
yard, 50 cents per hour; also car rpsirmen.
nachinists. helper. carpenters. freight brake
men. dremen and other occupations at various
points, Pennsylvania Railrnsd Apply zoe New
JERSEY ave- se myl6tf
The Washington herald., 1918-10-10

London.-soldiers and prisoners Of
war last year brought under culti-
walton between 1000 and 5000 acre,
OF wster-logged land. says Sir r.
winfrey, parliamentary secretary TO
the board of agriculture. With the
labor Of prisoners another SIS acres
was reclaimed from the sea IN Lin-
colnshire and over 900 acres sown
TO corn. The cost Of the project
was $40
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DIED.

ATCHISoN--on Monday, October T.
ls!S, at 4:05 p. m, of pneumonia,
Samuel B. and the late Margaret
Atchison, in the 18th year Of her
age.
Funeral from the residence of her
grandparents. 1913 K street
northeast, today at $3.50 a. m.
Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme-
terry.
BARRY-on Tuesday, October .. 1913.
at l0:as p. M, ALPHONsE LIE
BRUNs beloved husband Of Irene
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLErTEREp AUTO
mobile, city or suburban. and %, you highest
prices for ladies, eentlsmen's childreu's die
csrded clothing. of all Descriptions Addrsss
postal OF phone ] VIII cal, z RICE. IsH ith
1T " lrH
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PERSONALS.

wORKINGNIEN-wHAT THE USE or
having a wife unless you take her good ad
wee and save cash on Mems Pants. Sure. we
have the selection. and the price Of 81 IN is
most modest and hard to equal. There, also
a good selection Of tailored slightly-used Over
coats. S up. JUSTH's OLD STAND, els ID.
WoRkINGMEN. WE SHOW LOTS OF CON
sderation TO the wishes of our hustler trade
and when We buy pants it is with the idea Of
pleasing INT boys and to say we do is put
ting It on them, but so long as YOU save essb
you win. Price begins at g to 81 Have the
cash in your fingers. Justh's Old Stand, sls d
street northwest
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DIED.

Veronica Barry and father of Rita,
Mary. Irene and Nadine and son
of George w. and L. Irna Barry
aged 20 years.
E,,narol fnAov ,t
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TIRES.
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

CAR OWNERS NOT ONLY FIND OUR
location coi renient, out cur lone experience
WIN autos Is Of great value TO the thousands
We serve. Are we serving YOUR cart Full stock
Accessories, oils. greases. etc.
Central Auto Supply Co.
.ac rs. ave. Main fN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-16

OHAUYYBUR's POSITION wanted: reliable;
losnsed. Address Box 17s-D. Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-16

COOK maE5pFMAID-
Two women: ill small family ;
ONE must stay nights: best
wages and EXTRA MONEY
for staying on job six months.
2Sl2 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-16

HOU s F K F T e r to take
charge OF home; small family !;
no children; very pleasant sur
roundings. Address Box 2S5-B,
Star Office. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-16
MALE AND FEMALE-Continued.

U. &. GOVERNMENT wants thousands Of men.
women, IS over: easy clerical work: 500
month. Write Immediately for list positions
open. Franklin Institute. Dept IS 3. Roch-
ester. N. Y. se29s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
RIPPING RHYMES
SCHwAB ON THE JOB.
BY WALT MASON

We need moro ships for speedy trips
across the we'll known ocean. to carry
guns to shot the Huns, and Quell tho
Teut's co1umotion- The work has drag
ged. although men Dragged Of how we'd
turn out vessels: we mako blue prints
and Charts IN tinta whilo poor old
Europe wrcStfce. We hem and faw and
stall and nav while worn out France is
bleeding. and We produce the punk cH-
cusc. when ships are what we're need
ing. But now mcttinks. we've lost our
jir1 and things will soon be jumping.
for Charles NJ Schwab Is on the job
and we may SEQ him humping. This
mighty man has come to plan. to do. and
cut out dreaming. and ships Of his will
shortly whiz for France their sirens
screaming Farewell to doubt and men
tai govt. to foolish snarl and tanSlc. to
chewing rags and empty braEs to stale
debate and wrangle- For Charles Al
Schwab is on tho Job tho ttreleSs carly
riser. and he'll build boats to get tho
goats Of Carl and tother Kuiser. Build
boats" says nc; don't talk to mo OF
reasons Tor delaying; and there's lid
for every kid that stands around hero
braying." Now beat the drums! The
giant comes. and no red tape can bind
him; oh, Charles u. Schwah rs on the
Job. q trail OF smoke behind him!
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PROF. FRANCES l. STRlCkllN
DELIVERS COMMENCEMENT AD-
DRESS GRADUATES TALK.
Announcement Of Officers for Next
Year and Winners Of Medals for
Year, at Exercises.

The one hundred and fourth grad
uation exercises Of the Ltnsly Nall
tary institute were held In the scnool
armory last evening. and many friends
and relatives Of the graduates
crowded the auditorium. The eSer
cises last evening were held to be the
most important for many years. COM
ing at such 4 time when the world
crisis is the a!l-conSumtnS question.
and the graduates were warned OF
what lies before hem in an eloquent
address delivered b. Prof. Frances -.
Stricklin, OF the West virginia uni
versity ct MorSantoWn. Prot. StrlcH-
lin pointed out 10 the thirteen grad
yates what would be expected o. them
n later lie, and related many ln-
stances whicn had happened 10 MIN
or had come under his personal no
tice. which should be OF value TO the
cadets when they had entered upon
life's tolls, Happiness and SORROWS
He pictured TO the graduates w">is
splendid opportunities WAS lying be-
fore them, ard how and when TO &C
cept Them. Professor Strickltn proved
a very good substitute for Professor
Trctter. president Of the state untvef'
sity, who teiegraphed yesterday
morning that he could not be present
10 deliver the commencement address
owing 70 a conilcuon Of dates,
The sal0tatoTy address was def1T-
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RUTHLESS HUNS
(Conttnued from First Page-)

offices and patients room, and above
them were members OF the hospital
personnel Part of the wing was dc.
molished by the terrific explosion and
many unfortunate persons were killed
and wounded when the building col
lapsed and buried them.
Remarkable Escapes.
Strange to say those who were on
the top floor had better luck than
those below them and several escaped
because they fell upon the top OF the
debris. Inc surgeons were about to
operate on an aviation officer and
the American medical officer was
standing by with the ancsthetlc when
the crash came. All those in ine
room were buried under an avalanche
OF brick and woodwork. The demoI'
ishcd wing caught fire and burned
tiercely with many victims still pinned
in the wreckagc.
Worst of the War.
Nothing more awful has occurred
in the annals of the hospital service
since the war began. Every avail
able person in the neiEhborhood was
called out to assist in the rescue work
and two fire brigadeS were called on.
With the assistance Of ladders and
other fire apparatus. the hospital
proper was rapidly cmpied Of pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
L|NSLY GRADUATES THIRTEEN
At 1D4TH ANNUAL EXERCISES.

cred by Charles Henry Baer. OK the
class, and he cordially welcomed those
present in the name Of the seniors.
Following this the class will was read
br Andrew Robert Mcclure, which
proved to be a very witty compost
ton, written on roll Of wall paper
The class prophecy. delivered oy
Louis Conrad Schuettc, PROMISED
great futures for his fellow class
mates. which. if they should come
true, would doubtless make the name
of the graduating class OF Is go
down into annals as the most Illus
trious ever graduated from that IN
stitution. The valedictory ADDRESS
was delivered by Wilnam Francis
Keefer. The diplomas were conferred
BY William +. Stfel OF the board OF
trustees. Invocation and benedctlon
were delivered by Rev. Charles y.
Robinson. The. music was furnished
by the Premier orchestra. The entire
student vody turned out in dress uni
form and babe the departing grao-
yates hearty farewell.
The announcement Of lnonors for next
year both scholastic and military fol-
lowed:
Staff: Major Walter Schanc: Sec
ond t-QuartcrInaster William
Farmer: First Lieutenant-.tdjutan
Harry Herman; Color Sergeant, GenrGe
Schensrlcin: Buglcr-Corporal, Thomas
Joseph.
Company 4: Captain. Donald SIN
clair: First Lieutenant Leon McGin-
mis-; Second Lieutenant. Campbell Palm
CT: First Sergeant. Frank Brookes: Sec
nnd Sergeant, Charles ltutchtns; Third
! Sergeant Cecil Montgomery: Corporals.
Jack .Storcr. Albert Whitaker. William
Irwin. Lee Hoffman. William BeneseIn-
Company r: Captain. Chester
Neulternrller; First Lieutenant. Wcrn-
or Hadorn: Second Lieutenant. James
McRoberts: First Sergeant Hugo
Wcl:e: Second Sergeant, Albert Ackcr:
Third Sergeant. Julian Uearne: Third
Sergeant William Robinson: Corporals,
George Bone. Vance Harper. Ernest
Diecknann.
Company c: First Sergeant. Russell
Kl.ves.
The gold medal for tho best drilled
caGr, was awarded 70 Cadet Campbell
t:Ll:ucr. OF the class Of 1890. Both
William Farmer and Hugo Wolfe OF the
! class of 1911? received silver medal
for tying COR first place IN the com
petitfv. drill held last Saturday. Squad
/. Company B. composed OF Corporal
Donald Sinclair. 10. Privates Campbell
Palmer. 80. Thomas Joseph 81, Melvin
Eclfrich. 81. Charles Collins. 81.
Thomas McKee, '2l. william Robinson
81. and Earnes: recknan. 81. w~rc
awerded the silver loving cup for being
tho best drilled squad in school, and
their name will be inscribed on 1t and
it Will be installed in tho school office.
The names OF the graduates follow:
Captain Charles Henry Bacr. Lieuten-
ant Howard Fehrcnbach. Lieutenant
Hicks Montgomery Frink. Lieutenant
Nelson Victor Greer. Lieutenant Benson
Duff Jackson. Clarence Lister Jones
Captain William Francis Kecrer. Lieu
tenant John William Marsh. Captain
Andrew Robert Mcclure. Lieutenant
Charles; Erskine Robinson. Lieutenant
Conrad Herman Louis .Scheutte. Major
Harold John Strochmann- Lieutenant
Carl thinner Clrich.
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ticnts and personnel. 1t was des,
noratc situation. \ roaring furnace
represented what was left OF the Dig
wing.
Scores of persons worked frenzicoI!
a1 the flaming mass Of twisted ln'
hnrs In their attempt TO reach those
cntombed, and many UNCONSCIOUS
forms were carried out. Excellent
work on the part OF the fremen tinal-
lv resulted in the f-c being eNi!n-
cuisGcd, but there were still man!
victims, including more than one SIS
ter. buried in the ruins. There was
mn hone that they were alive.
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Henry Bierhe-son.
A. J. Caldwell.
james &. Stephens,
II. c. Ogden
Mrs. n. G. Ogden.
Bishop P. ]. Dona-
hue,
II. c. Hazlctt.
Howard lIazlett,
A. r. PaNton.
4. Rcymann.
Paul .. lseymann.
a. A. Wilson.
W. A. Wilson.
w. P. Wilson.
Albert M. Rice.
Hal Slrcldel.
+. J. Greene
Dr. John l.. DIckey.
William Kirhach.
William l.. Caldwell,
Ed NJ uhlrman.
Nal FORBES Simp-
son,
Mrs. ]. =. Brady.
George D Rowland.
John J. Jacob.
Andrew S. Hare.
Henry c. kalbl.zer,
William Fctte.
Albert NJ. Schcnk.
Albert VI. Schcnk,
jr..
George 7. Rogers,
Otto Schenk.
X. r. Kitchen.
George L. Stifcl,
Jennie Reich,
Louis Horkhelmer.
+. r. Callahan.
John a. Hess.
A. G. lEadlich.
l.. S. Good.
o. G. Beans,
JOS. SPcidel. Jr..
Mrs. G.. W. Hannah,
Harriet 6. Hannan.
i. {. Driehorst
Harry l.. Bond
Mrs. Harry Whitaka
John II. Clarke.
Albert L. Meyer
Louis A. Stauver
William II. Hcarne
Charles J. Schuck
Frank !Aubcr
Master James A
Youngman
Mrs. ". l.. GlcSsaer
Thomas \. Beattie
S. w. Harper
John A. Hess
G. +. Bach:nan
/. Iscnbcrg
Peter G.. Corava-
Sios
J. y. Merriman
James II. Beans
j.. W. Marshall
a. T. Winters
Dwight II. Wagner
D. G.. Morgan. Jr.
Mrs. w. S. Fulton.
Mrs. 4. J. Clark.
.Dr. 4. l.. Cuyle.
DR.. ". McGraii.
Mrs. W. +. McGrai!.
Joseph r. Naylor
". l.. Hicks
Geo. W. Eckhart
!. r.. Moss
Henry y. Hess
j. + E,i,.
!."rL. J.. Roscnbloom
y. G. browne.
Mrs. r. J. lIugus.
: + raull.
Alex Glass
John Becker
r. II. Langc
Chas. !. Hunter
a. 5. List
a. ". Emshcimer
J. A. Bloch
J. Morgan Clarke.
J. +. Morgan.
s. S. Bloch.
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Stable McMasters has been out on $4,000
bail but was brought to the county jail
here tonight to await trial
Charles Bricc alias Charles Blake. was
indicted for disappearing himself Al
an unmarried man to a local young von1-
I'LL with whom he kept company. .
Toomie Cummins Of Yorkville, was In
dicted for pointing fire arms and for,
assault and battery. He recently escapedi
from the county Jan here.
Fred Sunny" Thomas, negro. wsS In
dicted for breaking and entering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
CONSTABLE INDICTED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Special Dispatch to The IntclliEenccr.
STEUEENNILLE. Ohio. May Gloom
stable David McMastcrs. Of MI. Pleasant
township. vas indicted for first degree
murder by The jefferson county grand
jury. which made n partial report today.
The officer shot and killed William Den
Err nf Nj. Pleasant. on the property Of
the Wayne Coal Co. un February IS.
lylS, and cfaIncd Ia have acted In self
defense when Danger attacked him. II
is understood that there was testimony
To show that there was bad blood be-
tween tho two men and that threats had
boon nado prior to the shooting. Con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Theatre Managers Meet

A meeting Of tho managers NJ the
West Virginia circuit Of theatres WAS
rcId in the office of the Court theatre.
Friday afternoon. Considerable bust
ness WAS transacted and plans talked
p.er for tn. coming theatrical season.
Those present were I = NJ. LuchS, of Mar
eta. O.: Arthur Morley. nf GAINESVILLE
y: Geo. SrraEE and n. l.. Morris. OF
r. Robinson. Of Wheeling. and
Manager F. l.. Johnson. nf the Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
THEFT OF AUTO CHARGED.


Special Dispatch to Thr IntelltEenccr.
TI.ARkSII EG. W. Va, May 81
Charged with stealing an aut"m"hil" at
Warren. -. AMI driving 1t into this
county. Everett Lyons md Dclh"rt
Moore. Young men Of that city. have
been landed in the county Jail here.
| srI.u'y sheriff found Them on Il hillside
near Eiruapa. whore they had been hid
INK from officers for several days. The
with Its tank empty. was
found near bridgeport
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$4,000 TAKEN
Continued from FtrBt Page.)

Continued from IHr6t fa&e.)
astrous effects by our fire and de-
feated.
1--WE have crossed the scissors
Hartennes road.
"French divisions which were
brought up in the direction OF Ferc-
En-Tardenois from the southwest
across the Marine and from the south
east were unable anywhere, in spite
Of their desperate counter-attack' to
offer successful resistance to our ad-
vancing troops.
1.-THE positions Of the enemy at
Arcy and Grand Rozoy were pierced.
To the south of Fere-En-TardenoIs
we reached the Marine. The heights
Of Saintc Gemme, Romigny and
Champoisy are in our possession.
"On the southern bank Of the
Vesle, to the west Of Rheims. Ger
niqngy and ThiIEois were captured.
1.-THE number Of prisoners and
booty are increasing continuously.
More than $4,000 prisoners and more
than 400 guns and thousands OF ma
chine guns have been taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
PERSHING LIMIT
CLUB HONOR ROLL

Julius Horkheirner,
w. H. Abbott.
Edward L. wager.
y. Garth Hearne.
Hon. J. G. hcarnc.
J. J. Holloway.
Juiinn Sweeney.
, Charles II. Copp.
George J. Maihi-
son.
Robert Haz!ctt,
. VIM. l.. Lauc,
Mrs. George H P.
Schmidt.
, Frank A. Blum,
! Wilbur D. Floyd.
! pr. G.. A. kschman,
George Wise,
Isaac NJ. Scott
W. r. Wells.
Mrs. Rose Wclty.
S. II. Sands.
George c. Crook,
Seaton Alexander.
| John Coleman.
George r f. Gill
christ
Nelson =. Hubbard.
George D. Maxwell.
Mrs. Augustus Pol
lack,
N. Somehow.
Charles l.. Some
born.
r.. NJ. Browne,
| George W. Lutz
Il. G.. Oliver,
William HILL
Arthur c. S-ifel.
w. r. Hubbard.
J. J. Gompera-
t.. SteinmctZ.
r. c, Durl!n@me,
II, F. Carter.
August G. Remke-
, George II. p.
Schmidt
Hon. Frank W.
Nesbitt.
| Nelson Vance Har-
per,
C. @. NaRle,
| II, F. BehrenA
! Alfred Caldwell,
George A. Laugh
lin.
W. S. Brady.
Edward Warner.
Friend Cox.
DR.. A. J. Noone
| Charles a. Bowers
Marcus Bachcn-
/ heimer
B. Walker Peterson
John O. Schcnls
Jesse W. Speidel
J. w. Harmon
DR.. E. S. Bippus
J. Bernard Hand
Ian
G.. W. Woods
A. r Jacobs
Mrs. n. p. Lockwood
/ y. y. Lockwood.
MIS- L. r. Hitchma
| II. II. IIonIbrook.
/ George II. Phillips.
J. ~ Miller
| b. J. Neuhardt
II. =. Eayha
T. +. Bayha
J. c. Mckinley
A. F. Brady
Louis krnft.
T. s. Riley.
Geo. W. Stnmm.
Archie Y. Hupp.
Edgar f. Boyd
A. q. Aoffot
Edgar y. Dwight
J. G.. Hoffman. Jr.
/ Myron Hubbard
Or. VI. r. Kelly
Jacob Lash
=. 3. Kimberly
Frank lie Moyne
Eupp. Nj. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
George Munroe: Dead

NEW HAVEN. May 31.-George Jos
cph Cooney. known as George Munroe.
we'll known bantam weight boxer OF
former years, died hero to-day from
heart disease. he was - ycars old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

BERLIN, May 3t.-{Via LondonD
More than $4,000 prisoners and far
in excess OF 400 guns, and thousands
Of machine guns have been taken by
the Germans, according to the Ger
man official communication Issued
TO-DAY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27
kRAJAN MA PLATIT
NAHRADU.
WS.Sl [WS.Sl

Porota krajskeho soudce
Tarrella povolila $4,000 ma
brady G.. Heinemanovi Z Hamp
shire Road, kterouzto nahradu
ma platit krajan karel Weiss
kopf, 1882 Mayfield Road.
He neman u soudu tvrdll, re
byl prejet automobilem vyjme-
novaneho krajana 16. llstopa-
du l.. 1916 a to ma vych. 55 ul.,
kterymzto zranenim trpi pry
dosud. PuvOdne zadal S25, 900
nahrady, neni vsak pochybnost
re w aiskopf Z vyse uvedeneho
rozsudku sc odvola k vySsi in
stanci