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New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

were bursting into the enemy posi-
tions. At the end of two hours we
enemy enc positions to the Chemin des
Danes, opening passage for the ar
tillery. BY evening we had pushed the
French beyond the canal and over the
Aisne, and then began fierce pursuit.
Among the prisoners were British,
Italians, Americans and Arabs"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Coalitionist Elected to
Succeed Sir Gilbert Parker

LONDON, June s.--Sir Gilbert Park
er's seat as Member of Parliament for
Graveaend, which he resigned recently
after having held 1t for eighteen years
w'li be filled b. Richardson, a Coali
on cane date. who at the bye-election
: q - Graveseud yesterday pollcd a
~ o. Sl2, against 1906 for Davis
'-do9 nd Coalit'onist a 552 for
Fnk'ey Indepsnden. Laborite.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Liner Makes 5-Day
Trip i'm U-Boat Zone

AN ATLANTIC PORT, June s.-An
American steamship, with passengers,
mail and cargo from Caracas, Venez-
uela, and San Juan, Porto Rico, arrived
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
French Gain on Ypres Front, Haig Reports

coming increasingly perfected, is also
directed against the other shore Of the
Atlantic Ocean. This, in view of the
character of our American opponent,
evokes on all sides the liveliest salts
faction among the German peoples"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Enemy Opens Heavy
Artillery Fire on
Americans at TouI
(By The Associated Press

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, June S.-Heavy artillery fire
from the German batteries, opening ut
O'Clock this morning, continued
throughout the day in the Toul sector.
nhese was no other activity, however.
The Luneville sector was quiet.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
War Cross for Flannery
Reported by Pershino

WASHINGTON. June s.-A con.
tinuation Of General Pershine's com.
munique Of yesterday made public to-
day said:
Section B-Lieutenant VIM. J. Elan.
merry, infantry, received the Croix de
Guerre on the afternoon of June 6 for
swimming the Marne on June a.and
bringing back wounded French SOL
dier"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

French
reported yesterday indicates
he made fighting The pushed
northeast of Chezy of while
their the neghbohood Tocy Beleau At latest
the still attacking
in Chevy Dammard yesterday
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

The exploit of Lieutenant Flannery.
whose home is in Pittsburgh. was re
ported in press dispatches from the
American front on June. 6. The dis
patches stated FlaNnerv wes II hre.
American to receive the Freneh Wa
Cross for bravery IN the. present battle
on The Marne.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
Lambasts Unconverted Churchgoer

Here's Billy Sundays idea the church of today expressed
in his afternoon sermon yesterday:
he church today has all wrong lot of people in the
church converted of the old devils have
church members
+The whole church organization inefficient ministers evan
gel the hoirs vestymen deacons sewardsa of the officials
A lot of them have never accepted Christ
There lot of things the church today that God doesn't
approve What does sales oyster suppers
Zone half of the church in the choir lofts Lots
of people sing for money Show for compliments
almost everything else sing people into the kingdom of
heaven.
Failure of church members do their duty against
responsible for the existence of liquor traffic that
have been wiped out fifty years ago.
doesn't He isn't bankrupt He's
hitting lunch get something
of the biggest of the church today putting
verted people You'll find them the Sunday schools
among the teachers and in the boards of
Church people and play cards and then
because country going hell You can't drink then look
at God through bottom of beer glass weeping
sinners"
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30

Genesis and walked down through
the Old Testament's art gallery,
where saw Joseph. Jacob, Daniel.
Moses. Isaiah, Solomon and David
hanging on the wall. / entered the
music room OF the Psalms and the
spirit OF God struck the keyboard of
my nature until It seemed to me that
every reed and pipe in Gods great
organ of nature responded TO the
harp Of David, and the charm of
King Solomon In his moods
walked into the business house
Of Proverbs.
walked into the observatory and
there saw photographs Of various
sizes. some pointing to far OF stars;
some to nearby events-aIl concen-
trated upon one great star which was
to rise as an atonement for sin
Then went into the audience room
OF the King OF Kings. and got a vision
from four different points-from
Matthew. Mark. Luke and John. 1
went into the correspondence room and
saw Peter, James, Paul and Jude
penning their epistles to the world;
I went into the Acts of the Apostles
and saw the Holy Spirit forming the
Holy Church and then I walked into
the throne room and saw a door
at the foot Of a tower, and going I'D
1 saw One standing there fair as the
morning-Jesus Christ, the Son of God,
and found this true, truest friend
that man ever knew+Hhen' all were
false / found You true.
In teaching me the way to life II
taught me the way to live 1t, taught
me how to die.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
SALTS IN HOT WATER
CLEARS PIMPLY SKIN
Says We Must Make Kidneys
Clean the Blood, and Pim-
pies Disappear.

p Pimples, sores and boils usually re-
suit from toxins, poisons and impur-
tiles which are generated In the
bowels and then absorbed into the
blood through the very ducts which
should absorb only nourishment to
sustain the body.
1t Is the function Of the kidneys to
filter impurities from the blood and
cast them out in the form Of urine,
but in many instances the bowels
create more toxins and impurities
than the kidneys can eliminate, then
the blood uses the skin pores as the
next best means OF getting rid Of
these impurities which often break
cut all over the skin In the form Of
nples.
The sVrest way to clear the skin Of
fese eruptions. says Q noted author
~. Is to get from any pharmacy
take . tablespoonful In q glass OF
breakfast for one week. This viii
the bowels. It also stimulates the
kidneys to normal activity, thus
coaxing them to filter. the blood of
impurities and clearing the skin OF
pimples.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless
and IL made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with
Iithia- Here you have a pleasant.
effervescent drink which usually
makes pimples disappear; cieanses
the blood and q excellent for the
sidnazs ~ xs7.-AG
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
''kinder Hard O. Hearing" Plea

Here's result of the Tabernacle meetings haven't fig
ured T
They've exercised deafness unusually large number of
In fact ushers Tabernacle will tell you that least
six persons out Of who hear Billy Sunday admit they
hard of hearing"
But it's all in the Admission"
I've had four me>tonght" said
the usher in the section below the platform and insist they
were almost stone deaf Said they couldn't hear above whisper
and OF they pleaded for we'll up They didn't
get them.
"One of the women recalled way back the
entrance last week and appauded beat the band something
Billy had said It's game get into the preferred sections of
the building when things pretty well crowded"
Several other users reported heavy recruiting the ranks of
the deaf Chief Usher Omohundro declared that IL all the deaf
people Washington be into special Tabernacle
o you'd fill the building and have hold overflow meeting
He added there's general tendency toward deafness when
the collection announcements are made
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
Rockefeller After Billy
To Preach to Soldiers

John d. Rockefeller. jr.. son OF
the "oil king" came here last
night from New York and win have
a conference this morning with
BILLY Sunday. It IL understood
there will be discussed the plan.
SAID TO have been suggested 10 the
evangelist by Rockefeller, that
Billy give up his evangeIistic cam
paigns and devote his energies to
preaching TO the soldiers In Amer
lean cantonments and later 60 In
10 the trenches '-somewhere In
France"
1t Is understood also that young
Rockefeller has offered TO finance
the proposed camp campaign and
that IL II shall be arranged, he
will personally accompany the
evangelist and some Of his party
into the camps throughout the
country.
Billy Sunday has had the idea
In mind for some time and it is
the belief Of those close TO the
evangelist that he will quit cam
paigning at the close Of his revival
in Duluth. which will wind up his
present season
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
"And God Bless YOU"
Says Bryan to Sunday
In Phone Good -By
''Good-by, and God bless your

"Good-byy and God bless your
Remember the salutation? william,
Jennings Bryan and woodrow Wilson
made 1t famous when the Nebraskan
did his exit stunt from the Cabinet
Just after the Lusitania went down,
Well. the former Secretary of State
pulled" it again yesterday. This time
he wished" it on Billy Sunday, his
Observation-Disclosures. Billy re-
fused 81 900 a lecture on the chautau-
qua, he declared. Said he didn't want
to be hawked up and down the coun-
try with a bunch Of yodlers-and
others.
Bryan was in town yesterday on his
way to Annapolis. He called Billy
on the telephone. Said he was sorry
he couldn't get out to see the strenu-
Gus evangelist, bit told of his interest
In the Washington revival and his in
tention to drop over" to the Taber-
nacle when he hits town again. The
two 'rBillys" chatted a few moments
about the weather and things and
then Bryan. Just before he hung up
the phone receiver, gave the Rev. Will
lam A. his famous:
'Good-by and God bless you"
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
AGNOSTICSAR
FOOLS, SHOUTS
BILLY SUNDAY
Revivalist Says They VIII
Be Dumfounded at Own
| Ignorance.
BY ARTHUR JOYCE.

Billy Sunday preached to q packed
house at the Tabernacle last night
More than 1000 persons crowded the
big building. They stood four-deep
In the corridors and extra se5ts had
to be placed on the choir platform
One woman tainted in the crowd and
had to be taken to the Tabernacle
hospital.
The evangelist praised Secretary
Baker for his great showing be-
fore the Senate investigating commit
tee and declared he never felt bet
ter in his life than he did after read
ing the Secretary's declarations Of
what the War Department has been
doing in the great war game"
Must Uphold President.
That job has been no side show
or a joke in any sense" declared
Billy. 'and I'm mighty proud Of the
department records as shown to the
committee by the Secretary. The
American people love a patriot and
despise a politician. It's high time
we all laid aside our criticism Of what
Uncle Sam is doing and get strongly
behind the President and the army
and navy and help put this thing over.
The government must be upheld
at any cost to us. The safety OF
democracy and Of Christianity is al
stake in this war. II we've been put
on short rations for the first time
in our lives, let's bear the burden
and be thankful to God that the Kai-
ser and his horde-durn their stinking
hides-aren't ruling us. They've aimed
their shot and shell at. the religion
of Jesus Christ and we're fighting
for the preservation OF Christianity
when we send over our boys to go
at them with shot and shell. God
and His angels are lowering with
the allies and wen drive the Kaiser
and his Internal inps back into the
pit Of hell where they came from. "
The crowd cheered the evangelist,
and 1t was several minutes before he
could get back to his sermon. Billy
paid high tribute to France, declar-
ing that the war has brought out the
real France
MY God, how those French can
Tight" Billy shouted.
The evangelist handed out some
nuts for skeptics to crack"-and
there were no shellbarks among them,
either. He slammed the infidel and
Ilo oShosIC' lue dlnelSt ana nnate-
rialist
Attacks AEnostie.
To the agnostic Billy gave this
message:
You are q fool and IL you believe
only what you can understand you
will be domfounded to discover how
little you really know"
To the infdel he shouted:
You go up and down the land
shouting evolution. Give evolution
full swing and you will have two
hemispheres of crime and a thousand
penitentiaries and alazarettos and
brothels."
Billy pointed to the great men in
history who were Christians and he
compared their records with the few
that were unbehevers.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
1t Takes Steady Nerves.

Guarding guarding health-we
the of bodessn for bodily endurance
efficiency full all
known health 1t is not much necessity
fight disease cultivate health for long life happiness
If prevent old coming the sudden
increase chances
for long fe-D Keep the kidneys good ord
skin and intenes the posons that
otherwise kidneys Avoid eating much pos
alcohol, Try milk and vegetable dict
Drink plenty of obtain Anurc double strength druggists
persprezhe skin helps to eliminate toxic
poisons and uric acid"
life for those easily recognized
of inflammation. backache scadng water or uric acid IN
joints Stiffness Anune
drug send Dr. Pierce Invsid Hotel and
Surgical Institute Buffalo, N " for trial pkg You will find
eliminates
sugar. short trial will convince you Send
of to and will tested free
charge medical advice the Invalds Hotel
is hfesaver all big
who deposit mesas in their joints Try
ADV
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
PURELY PERSONAL.

Sergt. Clyde Donlin, OF the Ord
nance Department, has received 9
lieutenant's commission.
Miss Rosebud Almand, OF Atlanta,
Ga, has resigned her stenographic
position in the War Department.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. ChesIey are now
at Miami Beach. Fla.
Mary V. Calvin has received an ap-
pointment as clerk-bookkeeper in the
supply division Of the Ordnance Of
fee.
position as schedule clerk in the War
Department
Miss Ada Lang has resigned her
clerical position in the War Depart
ment
Barney H. Moran. OF the Govern
ment Printing Office, is in the hos
pital with a slight attack Of pneumo-
MIA.
Edouard de Menjesca. Of the War
Department, has resigned.
Frank l. Terry, Of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in lexington.
e. louis Menzel. OF the Interiar
Department. is on a trip west for the
department.
Frank Fleischman has received an
appointment as craftsman in the War
Department
Howard C. Gibbs is on a trip to New
York TO bring back government
motor trucks.
Rosebud Almand has resigned her
stenographic position in the Ord
nance Department and returned to
her home in Atlanta. Ga.
Aloysius Cunningham will make a
trip TO Philadelphia during the lat
ter part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Peabody have
returned from westbury. Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore, OF Eliza
beth. n. J., have arriyed in wash
ington for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wheel
wright, of Boston. are visiting
friends in this city.
DR.. Frank Billings, of Chicago.
will arrive in Washington the lat
ter part of this week for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen have
returned to this city after q short
visit in New York.
Thomas Emery has returned to
New York after visiting his parents.
Mrs. John William Fall and her
niece, Miss Dorothy Dunn, are visit
ing in Washington.
Mrs. Walter ]. Spofford has recover
ed from her recent illness.
Miss Carrie May Knox has return
ed to Greenyille, s. c.. where she is
in school.
Capt Bradford B. Perton has re-
turned to Macon, Ca, after a visit
to her brother, c. T. Perton-
William A. Bailey has been appoint
ed to the War Department
Miss A. E. 'Babcock. of Chicago.
has been appointed to the government
service here.
Miss Ada Lang has resigned from
the War Department, where she was
employed as a clerk.
Joseph r. PiIlsbury resigned a posi-
ton in the Bureau OF Standards last
week
Horace Throckmorton has resigned
from the Agriculture Department and
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
Current Programs
For Billy Sunday
Fans and Workers

Billy Sunday will preach at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon on FISHERS Of Men"
His evening subject. at 7:So o'clock,
will be Behold, I Stand at the Door
and Knock" Both meetings will be
for everybody.
Bible study classes, under the direc-
ton OF Miss Grace SAKE. Tabernacle
platform. p. m; s121 p street north
west, s p. m.
Meeting for girls of Technical High,
Business High and Business Annex.
direction of Miss Florence Kinney.
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ninth and P streets. p. m
Business women's meettngs. under
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30

direction Of Mrs. william Asher. Great
American Herb Company. I2N .. m: /:
Western government center. Taber-
nacle, As p. m; George Washington
Hospital. I:3o p. m.
Meeting for boys and girls. under
direction of Miss Alice NJ. Gamlin.
Eastern Presbyterian Church, 3:15 p.
m: parents meeting, same place. :
p. m.
MONDAY luncheon meeting for bust
ness women. under direction OF Miss
Frances Miller. First Congregational
Church. II a. m to 2 p. m; central
government center, Finst Congrega-
tional Church, 4:I5 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30

accepted an appointment with ths
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
E. c. French. OF this city. is visit
ing relatives in Boston.
Harry Gusack is stopping at the
Aberdeen Hotel. New York City, for
two weeks before leaving for France
as a field clerk.
r. c. Clements, OF this city, is
spending two weeks in Florida He
will return February II.
James J. Gilmartin accepted a posi-
ton with the Department OF Agricul-
ture last week.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30

@He Can Who Thinks He Can
will be the subject of a talk by
Miss Emma Gray this evening at
8 o'clock at the National New
Thought Center. sO2 F street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30

Julian the apostate was a hammer
GoneI Voltaire, d'Albert, hammers
Gone!
In Germany, Goethe. Holbein
Strauss, Schliermacher-gone.
In England, Bolingbroke, Mil,
Hume, Hobbies, Darwin, Huxley and
Spencer-the anvil remains; the ham
mer Is gone.
In America, Thomas Paine, Parker
Ingersoll-gone; the anvil remains.
Listen. In France 100 years ago OF
more they were printing and CIR
culating-infidel literature at the ex-
pense Of 100000 a year.
What was the result? God was de-
MED; the Bible sneered at and ridi-
culed, and between 1852 and 1876 LOCO
o51 people were brought to death. The
word of God stood unshaken amidst
It all.
Josh Billings said: T would rather
be an idiot than an infidel; because II
I am an infidel made myself 50. but
II am not an idiot somebody else did
It."
oh. the wrecker'g lights on the dam
gerous coast that try to allure and
drag US away from God have all gone
out, but Gods words shine on.
You know nothing about the beauty
Of this world until you get down Into
old mother earth. But the trouble Is
you swear and damn and blaspheme
and live to crafty your lust.
You have no use for God. for the
priest. for the preacher, for the
church; you do not want TO see any
beauty In the works Of God, disbe-
lieve In the Bible.
do not believe that any man dis
believes unless he has quarrel with
God and wants to live bad life. Why
y ths name q Cod dos ani nan
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
BiIiy Denounees Evolution.

There was q time when / be-
lieved in evolution, because I
thought II was an evidence Of SUI
rerior intelligence.
I discarded that long ago, be-
cause the fact has never been
proved. and I defy you to show
Ps yhtEs . iewsr form has ever
The Washington herald., 1918-01-30
Mans Truest Friend.

Twenty-seven years ago. with the
Holy SPIRIT for my guide. entered
this wonderful temple that We call
Christianity:
I entered through the portico of
Water Valley progress., 1918-02-02

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recommend Lydia e. Pinkhamss Ve0os
table Compound TO hlghly y wcnaen
pas.ing through The C65s.a.fs e LiSs:s s
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Women who suffer from neevousnesaL
sshsat flashes" backache, headachoo
and "ths blues'' should ~ thie 4anson
root and herb remedy, LYDIA =, r.
hams Vegetable Compound.
Water Valley progress., 1918-02-02


service. From June. /, 1917. and con
tinuing during the term Of the war tht
pay Of the enlisted men Is as follows
Men receiving $40: All privates. ths
army entering grade.
Men receiving S33: Tirst-class pri
Yates, men promoted to act In minor
noncommlssioned ofiicer capacity.
Men receiving $38: Corporals, sad,
dlers. mechanics, farriers and wag.
oners. and musicians Of the third
class.
Men receiving $3S: All sergeant
grades in the line, which include In.
fantry, field artillery, coast artillery,
and cavalry; cooks, horseshoers, band
corporals, and musicians Of the second
class.
Men receiving 81: Sergeants Of the
various corps Of the engineers, ord
nance. signal corps, quartermaster
corps, and medical department; band
serseants and musicians Of the frst
class.
Men receiving $4s: Battalion ser
Eeant majors, squadron sergeant ma
1ors. sergeant majors (junior grade),
sergeant buslers, master gunners, and
assistant band leaders Of the lire.
Men receiving $51: RegImental SER
geant majors. regimentaT supply ser
geants, sergeant majors (senior
grads). quartermaster sergeants Of the
quartermastsr corps, ordnance SER
geants, flrst sergeants. electrician SER
geants Of the first class. assistant en-
glneers and battalion sergeant majors
and battalion supply serseants Of tho
engineers.
Men receiving $50 Se-ssasts. fSst
class. Of the medical department.
Men receiving $71: Hospital SER
geants, master engineers Of the Junior
grade, and engineers.
Men receiving $e1: Quartermaster
sergeants OF the senior grade OF the
quartermnster corps, band leaders,
master signal electricians, master
electricians, master engineers Of the
senior grade. and master hospital ser
geants.
All enlisted men. while on detach-
cd duty not In the field where there
are no army quarters available. re-
csive In addition to their pay SIS per
month to cover the expense Of hous-
ing and also a suitable allowance for
subsistence and for heat and light.
An enlisted man In active service
has NO necessary personal expenses ex-
cept for barber and laundry. Uni
forms. underclothing, shoes, hats, quar-
tiers. medical attendance, and subslst-
ence are supplied them at government
expense. Such materials ~ tobacco,
postage. confectionery, and incldentals
Of Individual taste may be purchased
at the post exchange at cost.
From uncenSor@d sources the COM
mittse On public information has ~
ceived editorial comment on the presi-
dent.s recent message In the Frank
furter zeitnng. Z liberal organ with
large circulation throughout the Ger
man empire. The following paragraph
appeaSu N IL translatiSa:
~ $780, 49, -.
getiatiops ~ III W heen f1und, hot
~ have approached mnch nGaEer to
Il Wilson seeks I vay Ut Of the var
and does 70 n nanner not entirely
ID accord with 10. We - NO reason
for exposing ourselves any longer to
the charge Of lack of clarity about ouf
war aims. Germany and her allies
should come out openly with their
fArma Thar vaarheua u iii - annv,
Water Valley progress., 1918-02-02
Ilf NEEDED
0R MR. SERVICE.
nv 10 FIFTY MEN REQUIRED
y Each ACTIVE PLANE At
ME FioHTiNo FRONT.
!! UkEs BY HOWARD COFFIN
\ tqF(nesy cerps and Rsmsunt serv-
y9e 0ro~Ine RapidlyL-lnfermatie
I eet The Pay Received BY UNeIs
q 6lese Enlisted Men.

y9e 0roswine Rapidly-infermatie
4 cet The Pay Received BY Uncle
\ k'F'e Enlisted Men.
INq c6mmittss sA Public Information,
Washing gton.--In q statement Issued
i HoaRard Il. CONN. chairman Of the
xexon production board, il the fol-
tpk
b discussing the accomplishment
The air service In the contamination
r. ~ army program, It will be well to
nt eut the impossibility of certain
%Ppoeals enthusiastically and persist
Sfly put forward by word Of mouth
" IA the press. We have seen and
much Of the proposed 100000
ass 70 be provided BY the United
within the next year. In coun-
r. Qre one great industry produces
motorcars per year, the fab
of 100000 planes might seem
~ mt actual figures based upon
~ years Of practical experience In
lkar shows that there are now be-
D ~ and so men Of the auxiliary
- required for each active ma
AT De front. II this same ratio
~ adhered to IN our service, It
mean that some 100000 men
NeNl& be required In our aeronautical
Ftment on foreign soil between
l ports Of debarkation and the Tight
-