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Evening journal., 1918-10-14
CAIEsMAN-wANrEp-A REA1 OF

EsAfAN-WANTED-A REAL oP-
- portunity. manufacturer Of inter-
national reputation marketing a popular
priced highly essential" Office speciality.
IN 4 field as vet barely touched, needs i'm
mediately n salesman Of character. Tho
opportunity Is unlimited Our representa-
tives earn $500 to $4,000 a year-the man
we want can easily make a great deal more
II you are draft exempt-by age or other
reason; II You are past 40 and have been
held down or denied your chance In past
acter. sincerity, tact and n fondness for
eelling-do not pass this opening by. Tx
perience in selling typewriters, insurance,
check protection, real estate OF adding ma
chimes desirable but not essential. Call or
telephone Mr.. j. IT, Dunkell az Hotel du-
Pont today and tomorrow. oct14-1t
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"TALK TO FOCH"
is PARIS REPLY

PARIS. Oct ii-The Paris news-
papers do not .euthuse over the GER
man reply 10 President Wilson's Doie
More space is given TO the news Of the
military successes OF the Allies than
the discussion Of the German docu-
ment
I'm the popular discussion Of the re-
ply the suspicion persists that Ger
many Is eyadiDg The issue i'm some re-
speeds at least, the feeling being that
she has gone far enough. II is pointed
out that the German constitution Is as
yet unchanged, and that IL IL may be
said the Government is responsible to
the people IL is likewise responsible to
the Emperor.
II is further inquired IL there is TO
be a surrender whether Il should not
be a surrender 10 Marshal Foeh. the
Allied commander-in-chief. who alone
can accept the kind OF a surrender the
Allies desire. IL is conteDded in some
quarters that since Germsny's response
is an admission OF military defeat theYe
ought TO be a military surrender. Since
victory is with the Allies. IL is held they
should retain It and not allow them
selves to be drawn into a battle OF
diplomacy.
Germany has lost the war" says
L Home Libre. Premier Clemenceau
newspaper. "She has replied and not
replied. BY the single solitary fact
that she desires TO engage in confer
ences over an armistice she proves that
she is in urgent need Of suspension
Of hostilities as an admission that she
is through"
L'Eclair says:
If Mr.. Wilson is satisfied with Ger
many's answer and transmits the re-
quest for an armistlce TO the Allies
there will be a diplomatic battle TO
win. We must not undertake anything
that savOrs OF negotiations. The mill
tary must announce the conditions Of
the suspension OF arms. One single maj.
must -speak-Foch."
The Matin says:
1.-The idea OF a representative COM
mission denotes a desire to negotiate
on an equal footing There are only
two personages in an arnistice. namely,
the conquerer and the yanqulshed. The
one orders, the other obeys.
Regarding Germany's parliamentary
assurances. they are mere duplicity
Not one line OF the imperial constitli.
ton has been changed. Il is true that
Prince Max OF Baden has been forced
10 construct his ministry in accordance
with the will Of the majority, but II is
also true that this majority has not the
power TO reverse him"
The Temps concludes its editorial
thus;
The leaders Of Germany are dons
FOR. They must at any cost secure g
respite to gain their standing with their
army and with their people. To discuss
with them is to give them back their
prestige; TO treat with them would be
to save them. Let them be told at the
earliest moment possible to address
themselves to Marshal Foch."
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
sTENGG3sPTEIr.

pRING YOUR sTENOGRAPHIC WORN
- to public stenOgrapher. Hotel du
POnt june29 TYR.
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WILLIAM =. SHARPLESs
EDWARD B. PASSMORE.
ESTATE On PIILEMMA cHANDLER

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER sOBoCIN-
50 SKI. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby. given that letters Of
administration upon the estate Of Alexan-
der Sobocinski late OF Wilmington hun
drcd. deceased. were duly granted unto
Francies Sobocinski on the tenth day OF
October, a. D. 1918 and all persons in
debted 70 the said deceased are requested
to make payment to the administratrix
without delay, and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required
to exhibit and present the same dulJ pro-
hated to the said ADMINISTRATIVE on or be-
fore the tenth day OF October. A. a 1919,
or abide by .the law in this behalf
FRANCES SOBOCiNSKl.
Adminisi ratrix.
Address William r. Kurt, Esq, Equitable
Building, Wilmington, Del.
octII -eod-9t
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CIlSTON coxSrTs
PAINTING AND WALL PAPER

uEGTN II WRITE. coRsEffGRi
Il Il 306 w 10th st. Phone. jupe1-1yr
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SEWING MACHINES

CEwfSG MHCHTNES~i0c 4 WEEK
- White, Standard and Golden Star, <23
up Machine parts. repairs. Hemstitchins
Phone 1918. Rvckefeller's. No. pa West
Seventh St ceb9-1yr
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7 W. SYFRT, DRAYMAN-TRUCKS,
IL . to tons to hire. Call 457-J.
sept13-1yr
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PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
sign PAINTING.
DENTISTS.
REMOVAL NOTICE

DR. NJ DAVIS, DENTIST,
formerly OF No. COS Market St, has re.
moved TO his new location, NO. el5 MAR
BET ST DR.. r. Davis, dentist formerly
No. 7i6 Market St, will also be located at
the came address. where they will be
pleased TO meet their many friends.
june24-1yr
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HAIR DRESSING.
reduced Summer Rates,
MOVING AND HAULING.

MOVING AND HAULING; LOCAL AND
NJ long distance; pianos and furni-
ture. Call Phone 1853 oc1 In.
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TRANSFORMATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

hsx
Schedule in Effect Monday. September :
Leave wilmington for Philadeiphi
'11O0 A. NJ, 400 and 800 p NJ ''V
On saturdays and Sundays. $50. sod
1880 A. NJ, sl.30, 900, AIS and .To1 p
'S.ops at Pennsgrove
Leave Philadelphia for wnmingtol
week days, except Saturdays, at T3o n 4
HOO A NJ. 100 AIS and q 90 p az
on saturdays and Sundays. 7S0 IN j,
A. ~ NJ, Il o'clock noon, 1.3O. AIS, coo al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
schedule :, IN Facet Monday. September 4
at $50, 200. 500, 900, 1000. HOO A, NJ
ed ~ nc noon, lW0 200 800. 400, 500. tx
Leave Pennsgrove rs. 500. 900. 1ol
LILY oo a. ~ - o'clock noon. 100, 2i5. al
12.45 A. NJ
G 81 Sunaay sehsdule-1eave Wilmington al
SEQ. 1000 a. NJ. ~ O'Clock noon 3oo al
500, 500, 1000 and 1900 T. N. wv
f, AZ Lea = eo Pean2sgEoye rs, 900, lLoo A.
i2.i5 A. M. M
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HOTELS AND REsratlHaNTs.

A MEXICAN RESTAURANT, PIG EAST
"A Fourth st. You men who want your
lunch served quickly ought to he among
our regular patrons. tune21-lyr
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UTANTED-BOOKKE MALE OR
ence preferred. Apply Pierce Arrow
Agency. 223 East Fourth street oct11-2t
! UTANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
| w for dairy work Clover Dairy Co.,
18th and orange streets oct11-3t
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REMOVAL NOTICE.


nR. HOLMAN HAS MOVED HIS
~ Offices from 620 s Van Buren, St 70
S. f. Corner Eighteenth and Washington
SITS. Phone 1872. aug29-3m.
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TAXI AND AUTO TO HIRE.

CALL UP BELL 54f9 AND SAY WHEN
~ and where you want a touring car
day or night. junc11-1yr.
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ESTATE or JAKE RABEN0 gITz, De

ESTATE or JAKE RABENo EITZ, De
H CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the eGt1te of Jake
Rabcnovitz, late of WliniDS ton hundred.
deceased. were duly grants unto Equita-
bic Trust Company, on tn, Tenth day of
October, A. ID. 1918. and all persons in
debted TO the said deceEsad are requested
to make payment to tn administrator with
out delay. and all persoAs having demands
against the deceased sie required to ex-
hibit and present the rame duly probated
to the said administrator on or bfore the
tenth day Of October. A. D. 1919 or abide
by the law In this behalf
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
Administrators.
Address: Wilmington, Delaware.
octl1- eod-9t.
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NO HIRE-A LARGE 2-TON TRUCK TO
Il hire by the hour. day or week. George
A. Hayes. Ninth and Walnut SITS. d. & A
Phone 4416-J. sept17-1m.
Evening journal., 1918-10-14

WANTED BAKERS HELPERS Af
" ply Huber Baking Co., Ninth and
Union SITS. sept3o-u.
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TYPEyvRTTERs

fI,YPEwRITERS RENTED THREE
l. months, $500. Rental applied on pur.
chase Sold $500 monthly. rypewrl;ers
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. second floor. y. W. Cor
ner Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-r
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RED CROSS
tcoutinued from Page one.)

to-day. and some interesting reports
are looked for. The reports submitted
IN date total. a grand sum OF $113.0OO'
and to-days figure will likely pcosl
that figure toward the top or the LAD
der.
The members OF he Boy Scouts Will
also take hand in the big drive, ana
at z MASS meeting 10 BE- held ms
evening the final plans Will DC out'
lined for the lads. They VIII cover
the business and residential dlStrlctS
in 4 thorough manner, and Will take In
all parts of the city. Tn" boys nave
always taken keen interest IN inc
work connected with the war. and Will
do much throughou; the balance Of the
week in that line.
Miss Ruth MacTammany, the mn'lon
picture actress. who has been playing
at the Court Theatre, and also Lieu,
tenant Eugene Bra maSh!n. ni the Red
Cross, who has recently returned from
France. will deliver An address also
al the dinners to-day. and an interesting
message will he the result There Will
also be number Of other speakers.
John Sunda. we'll known farmer or
near Point Mills. out the pike, has 40
mated a registered Guernsey calf for
rho. benefit Of the Red Cross. II is 10
be sold at public auction and the pro-
cnedS turned over 10 the local society.
The lodges and secret societies oil
the district arc also coming across IN
fine style with their share. as are also
the mills and factories OF The local dlS-
trict. where the men have 9otien To-
gc,her TO aid their brothers who are
fshting in Europe. The fact that over
ISIS mrn are TO leave Wheeling within
the next few days for service is all
The moro reason why the citizens
should help. Every effort is being
made to put the big drive over the top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
Unsuccessful Air Raid
Made on French Capital

PARIS, May 22.-Gcrman ariatorS
made an Intellectual attempt last night
10 raid Paris. Three persons w"r"
killed and several wounded in The oul-
skirts of the city. but none Of the raid.
ers reached Paris itself A German
airplane was hit by an anti-aircralt
gun and fell in flames north Of the
city.
The enemy dropped bombs i'll varl'
GUS suburban localities. Some mate
rial damage is reported. The signal
that all was clear WAS sounded at l
o'clock this morning.
Tn raid demonstrated The high state
of efficiency 10 which the aerial de,
lenses Of the city have been brought
II was a clear and MINDLESS night with
a brilliant moon, ideal for an aerial al
tack.
The raiders. who were divided into
TWO squadronS, sought ralnly for two
hours 10 find Il gap IN tho wall Of fir"
with which the city was rnromnaSSrG
The places al which tn" bombs fell
show that tn" Germans clrcf"d far
around the city before loosInS their
carcoes and fleeing.
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JOHN MORRIS
PASSES AWAY
ONE OF BRIDGEPORTS mos'
PROMINENT RESIDENTS DIED
LAST EVENING.
was President Of Belaire Glass WORK
ers and Member Of Many fraternaI
Associations.

Juh, Norris on" "f thu most nr"ml-
nrnt men If eastern OHIO. passed away
last evening al IN" Martins FERRY h"SP'-
tai following Il hrirt illness 1T nine
DAYS. death being -auScd ny pneumonia.
Mr., Morris resided at Stop 2. Bridge
port. and has lived there many years.
MIR. Morris was we'll known III hci-
laIrc. Martins Ferry and brldGcp"r''
H.. had Away. taken an actiN" inter-
est in church and tratcrnal "rEan!Zh-
ton work and WAS "nc "f the most
slaunrh members If bridgeport lodge
Of MnSuns. X" WAS II member ~ inc
knights If Pylhias and the GLASS
Workers union. II" MAS president "l
the Bcllnir, In"al Of the Glass Workers
union Al tho tim" of has death.
Mr.. Morris leaves L" survive ms "lh-
uw, two daughters. FlEiC and Hazel. ana
va sons. Charles and James. All III
home. His mother Mrs. Mary Morris
lives nj MasSilon. Ohio. He is also SUR
v,vtd hy TWO sisters Mrs. Florehcc
Nonigold. Of Massl!"n. and Mrs. FRANK
Tucker. Of Martins Ferry. and TWO
brothers, RcnJnmlr. "f MaSSilon. ana
William. If Toledo. AZ yet II" arrange
mrnls have been made for inc luheT"i'
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Brilliant work.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ~
FRANCE. May 22-Gcrmans capture"
by thr French testify n the hriIl'ant
work of the entente allied ar!aiorS'
WIN The. prisoners say. leave the GER
mans 10 pence. Fears arc Expressed re,
cnrding thn futur" operations ny aliicu
airmru on the Ishinc cities. whlch they
believe. will ~ bid in RUNS. he Wi
mans declare their anti-alrcralt prePa
ratIons IS sufficient |" prevent .ne al
lurs visiting either day or night the
Tcc,on camps. environments. d"rots ana
airdromcs. where. they SAY. enormous
damage already has been done.
Other prisoners assert that emperor
William h"sItatcd Il long time hc1orc
starting tho offensive this year. ou'
that Genera, I.udcndnrff obtained INC
upper hunL by promising 10 force peace
hv beating the allies by Easter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
AMART|NS FERRY
MAN PRA|SES|T
SAYS for Stomach Trouble
TanIac Can't Be Beat.
Helped Friend Too.
EATS ANY OLD THING NOW.

They can all talk about their medl-
cines, but your Tanlac Is surely all
right for troubles like mine" declared
still another Of the many VINO
praise IT,
81 used 10 be troubled with indISeS-
ton and had il for about year. the
doctors gave mo a lot Of medicine out
il hardly helped mo al all. and | was
still being troubled with tullneSs
and bloatrd feeling after meals, anu
attacks Of blluusneSS which made me
avoid lots Of dishes like, says MT.
ID. l.. Warden. Of Martins Ferry, IN
i statement about what TanlaC dld
Tor him.
Fixed Him Up o. X.
A friend of mine nad used Taniac
and had been helped. so | started TAX
inc il. TOO and though had almost
given up hope Of ever being curcd,
Tanlac right from the first did me
! good. Now | can cat anything anu
have good appetite TOO. My frlenu
was in the hospital twice and oper'
a,cd on Tor cancer and said 10 my
self if Tanlac will dS>for me whh. II
did for her. I'll praise it high as the
sky, aud I'm doing it now for It surely
! did do me world Of good" continued
MIR. Warden. of Martins Ferry. Il fee
| like a new man sure enough"
Tanlac has probably been praised
by more people in the Length of time
! i, has been on the market than al
the other similar medicines pu
together, and no wonder for ii is
departure from the old fashioned cas-
lily mixed. small town medlcinc J.
took a life time Of study for Trimbacf
and his corps OF experts 10 develop II
land 10 get the elements that go into
it, search was made in some OF tht
most remote sections Of the Giooe
How differently ii ACTS. and no"
quickly you begin To feel better can d.
proven if YOU will take home a botIi;
tonight. To be sure Of getting 1reSI
and genuine Tanlac. bearing ,tlc Ham'
IT. {. Prince. 20 TO {. H. Griest d CO.
Co., here in Wheeling
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Ear1y British Statement,

LONDON. Navy @:.--On the Flanders
front the Germans carried out a heavy
gas bombardmcnt of the sector to the
north of Bcthunc. The announcement
follows: = :
a number of successful raids wefc
carried out by US last night on differ
cnt ports of the front. In the sector
southeast nr ArraS our troops entered
the German trenches ut two points and
captured fourteen prisoners and ma
chine gun. Other riidins parties
brought back 4 few prisoners from, 1he
cncmy's positions in the nciShborhood
Of LOGON and in tho sector between the
forest Of Nicrpc and Mctern."
North Of the YprcS-Cnmines canal
sixteen prisoners were captured by JUS.
\ hostile raidinE party approached our
lines last night north OF Albert. II was
rcrulScd%
The enemy's artillery showed some
activity during the night in the neigh
bnrhrnd at DcmHnCuurt and consider
able activity east of the forest. OF
\,cppc. Tho sector northeast Of Both
unr WAS heavily bombardcd with gas
Shells
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ELECT DELEGATE TO
TYPO ANNUAL meet

At the annual election Of Topographic
cal tninn No. -. hrld AT tho OH" alley
Trades and Labor Assembly hall last
r.cnIn: Ii"nrc" T. Earr was clrCtcd
delegate to tn" anriuaI international con-
v.n,iun to l.' held ~; Scranton. Ia. IN
August John y. NrHN'r WAS elected
as alternate with Mr.. larr.
In the cir''t:"n -! III" !ntcrnAtI"nal
officers. the present presiding "tnC1HlS
received The larger number Ut votes and
will retain their offices.
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Grating Confusion.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE May 2:.-tBy the Associated
Press -WhiIc awaiting the opening of
the expected new German offensive the
French and British are creating great
confusion in the German plans by local
operations which already have brought
about an improvement in their defcn-
sive positions. -. ~
The Germans had hoped to have posi-.
tons at solid points on the Flanders
hills. on the Villers-Bretonneaux pla-
tcau. and on the Grivcsnes and Mailly-
Raineval heights and lie Plcmont and
Renaud hills from which TO launch their
attacks. Not only have these positions
remained in the hands OF the entente
allied troops. but in the vicinity Of
them thc French and British recently
have gained ground.
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RIVER NEWS

Th, stag. here iaSI evening wis i've
feet and stationary with pool wafer
whil,. The. slnrr wa. five feet four 'hch-
ns ~ The VI. Mcrh"u dam. tn" rr'S'n'
Stage Will .hunEr hut l'itlH a. me '" at
wr,,d dam has hrrn raised. Thr W"rk
on tho dam At MrMrrhcn Is progressing
rapidly.
ThCr, WAS but one ARRIVAL yesterday
TINT being THO Liberty nj SIN +" CLOCK
ms, evening from Matamnras. tn" hoat
viii leave this morning At 10" lot
Marietta The Milton lett yesterday al
noon for Matamoras.
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PRESIDENT WILSON'S MEMO
RIAL DAY PROCLAMATION.

Tho New York American has prepared
for fro" distribution handsomely
illuminated copy Of President Wilson q
Mrm"rInl Day Proclamation printed IN
.."lor: on fin" paper. sultahl" for franz
inE.
Copies # thus proclamation VIII he
mailed free to- any udRnratl"n I" the err
culatinn department. New York AmrrI-
can. No. Duane street, New York
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BERLIN. via London. May 22.-Heary
artillery fighting * reported in the, ot.
fetal communication from general
hrudauarlrrs today. The chief zones
under fire, were The KENNEL district,
hnth sides rf the I.yS and between ar
ras AMI Albert. The text Of tho s'ate-
m"nl. reads: ;,
In the KENNEL region lively arul-
I.rv activity continued north OF k:m-
mol village ami south of l."rrc stronK
enemy local attacks delivered in the
Cv"uInE failed.
''On both sides. of tho. l.yS ano at
1.aISassrc canal our rear divisions were
again subjected To n heavy tire. Be
tween Arras and Albert the enemy ar
,llrry also was very lively in the, ev-
cHinI. 80:
"Brtwccn tho Sn,nmo and the oise
fighting activity revived only tempo
rarly.
ON Monday night one OF our oomp-
inr squadrons destroyed extensive
French muniuon. depots near Blar6sA
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Mra AliHira st. Clair.

Mrs. tlivlra St ClaIr passed away ~
,I,. nn,u,. al her daughter. Mrs. j. NJ.
Martin. AT MrMcrhcn. yesterday attcF'
,n,n Mrs. ST. clair WAS wci KNOWN
m ,his community. having lived mere
practically all "f her life. At inc i'nI'
of her death she was IN the olEht'''''
wear ~ her ago. and was pr"oa''! "rr
ri ;h" oldest pioneer rcSiuchlS ~ W.
snrt,,r. Surviving her ar" ono daHeh'
.- Nr. ! Fl. Martin. and two sons
/, &, clair. Of pclphIa, o.. and 'h,
re- 81 clair. Of CInrInnati. -. t'uncra'
crrricrs will b.. held this afternoon ~
" o.,.lnrk from the home "f her dauEh'
Tor with Roy. cotton and krN' i'uch'
lev. If tn" MrMrch"n MFih"HiS' EP'H
rnrnI church. III charge. lh'cI '''e"
viii nc at MCMcChcn cemetery.
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EnsiSn Potter Killed..

WNSHINCiTO\ May 22,--Nows ~
thu dents "f E:nsiEn stephen Potter
nn,al rr&rrNr&. shows H. was killed
while lighting seven enemy >inGl"
sna'rd arpian"S in tn" North S"a on
April %. was received her" to-day from
tho London representative" Of tn" corp
mite" on public information.
Ensign Potter. who was second lIcu'
tenant pilot to Il british royal flying
frr,r captain six weeks before, had shot
down "a German Zeppelin in ,Hcl!goland
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George Gibson.

,;.urrc Gibson. 81 we'll known resi-
don, Of his city. died Tuesday after
noon. The deceased Wa: born III ELM
Grove. and lived in Obi" county All ~
his life. He was tho sun "f Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Gibson. nt 81 Srron"
street, Elm Grove.
Funeral services will u" held from
the homo Of his father. Friday after
noon at 10 o'clock. Rev. Lc~rlIHt'
rnslnr at tho Ston" presbyterian
church. Of Elm Grove. VIII "lli'l"'''
! and lnlcrm"nr will hc MADE IN inc stunt
church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
SsStop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning. 'tcmng
eczenaquickly by applying little zemo
furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, S1.0O. Healing begins the
moment zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace OF eczema.
letter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy. always use zemo, the
penetrating, antiscpticliquid. ltis not a
greasy sa,~e and It does not stain. When
others fail It Is the one dependable
treatment Tor sida troubles OF all kinds
BeE VI. RssCe- Cleveland q
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SAMM|ES L!
Continued from Page one.)

second attempt to raid our positions
southeast of MesniI north Of Albert),
but was rcpulsed.
Another successful raid, in addition
to those reported this morning. was car
ricd out by us last night in the neigh
horhnod of Hcbutekslc. Heavy casual.
ties were inflicted on tho enemy in these
encounters and We captured a few pris-
oncrS" =
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Passed Naval Bill

WASHINGTON. May Elm record
breaking time OF four hours tn" senate
to-day passed without roll call. tho
naval appropriation bill. carrying w.
Gu. 200 mo.
Tho measure. increased about S"2h.-
0n0. non over the house authorization.
now goes to conference.
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Brought Down German.

WITH TIL: AMERICAS AIM ~
FRANCE: MaT II. tE% inc NSS"''d' ~,
Trr So ---t&n;Hin IaNid l'lrIS"h
H"n"Sdalr. Pa. after i"hS Fh"S' T'''
dawn ;, GERMAN two scatter airHlanc
Webbing and diving !" inc Srnu"u AZ
the ncighhnrhcnd rf. chateau Shlins TO-
day Tho American aviator pursued
w.. cnrmI marhinc for forty kilomrtcrs
,iou,. ,h.. hattie lin" and then chased
hi. iv,l;. kilnmctrrS behind the Ger
NAM lines before H." succeeded in At
,ackiu- him from beneath. Tho Ter
mans die 20 the ground followed
promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
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