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Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
NO FEAR OF SUGAR FAMINE

Washington, July s-Def1nite as- surances that there is no danger of a sugar famine were given by the food administration today and the food situation generally was declared to be better than at any time since America undertook the feeding of the Allied world.
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
FLOODS DAMAGE
 TEUTONS' CROPS

Amsterdam, July Ss--Beriin dis patches today report that severe floods followed a sudden, heavy rain fall in many parts of German. seri- ous damage to crops and loss to prop erty are reported from several dis tricts.
 A telegram from salzbuhg says the main roads are under water but that traffic is maintained by means of boats.
 A bridge over the salzach river has been carried away.
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
PORTO RICO DRAFT
 IS BELOW 10000

San Juan, P. R., July 8 - Incom- plete returns of Fridays registration for the draft of those reaching the ags of 21 since last registration day indi. cate that the total throughout the is- land will be somewhat smaller than the estimated 10000.
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
ABBE, JR., PRo-GERMAN

washi- -toa, July s.---Oficial corre- Spondence. made public today dis 6,osed that Cleveland Abbe, Jr., edi- Aor of the Monthly Weather Review, recently dropped from the govern ment service, was dismissed because of This we'll known sympathies for the imperial German government"
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
GAILLARD NOT TO RUN.

New Haven. July 6-Gourdon '. Gaillard, member of the general as- sembly from New Haven, nominated for Congress from the Third district by the Democrats last night, posi- lively declined today to run for busi- ness reasons. He says he told the committee yesterday that he would not accept if nominated.
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
T|YPH00N SWEEPS GUAM. ISLANDS CROPS RUINED
.5 REPORTED KILLED
 IN RAILROAD WRECK
Wo Passenger Trains on Nashville, Chattanooga 6 es St. Louis Line Rush Together-Injured
 May Number 75.

10Nashvle Tenn. July o-Two passenger trains the shvie Chattanooga St. Louis railroad coided early today Relic Meade Park in the western suburbs of Nashville
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12
TO MURDER
 MADE AT LONG HILL
Incendiary Bomb Exploded Under Home of Mrs. Frank A. Cornell Near Long Hill Railroad Station
 No Clue to Perpetrators.

Shortly before o'clock this morning the inmates of Mrs Frank A. Corne home the railroad station at Long H almost thrown from their beds the house rocked bomb exploding under the nearest the rail-
Republican farmer., 1918-07-12

New Jersey reports that 4,00o mo- torists bought cars within the last year.
Evening star., 1918-11-15

BUSINESS PI.ACDS are our SPECIALITY. Or
success aMd reputation for squxrt dealing p ven
known. Ne hare the factlist.s . reader !. eaa-
and save time. Inspect the following:
Roomine house. e rooms: si.2so
eos%sns os ss,,: ssse. u i sss%s igcS s9ooo
We Wx casnot 1po sappiy IS the the dsnssd % In roe-sne
Lanehfoea: 7tn 4 location sickness eaus* Of
| Lanchroom. doxstovn; old sstahiishsd; par-
iculars at this ONCE.
,oens; price. 81. 100
Hotel. 4s rooms; old established: price.
spccial-Rooaing hoss> extensive and pay
;ne ia, good furniture; poassssioa ass0ee; y. pries,
NJ Fch for our advertisements NJ connection
:. -s7e'' ",'si- :. r-osors pa ave.
CAErENTKR md IoDb'ng senp good trade:
complete outfii. cheap rent; li.s:btr tools <'s
ladders hardware. etc Aritr, ss Re- "5: NJ
- aFro
HAVE, n,,a,a, on ~ ot i"
humanity; diphth y: pnsuruon : .e.,nst r azs.
consumption anf o'fer 2dis"asase Of r sa.r' ors
aaarss. ss 1sSa sss 1s7.M. s.ar q e' abs st g:
n UT H-Avi: WI sc rtl rial estate aese..
:" y * nny. as N Star ,of1c"-. >
p. =. I AIsL..Y is no,el for Esl.ng ana selling
business places. II you have any seWb g. Eivr
can sell It for you.
Vow for a few gilt-edge places for your In
spection:
s-room rooming house, with good furni-
ture: best northwest location; rent,
$4o.50. Price. A,S5S
Groom rooming and boarding house. with
cheap rent; monthly reeeipes. $440
1o-room rooming and boarding house. with
two b. tbs; in one of the best ". sec
tons: winters coal in cellar. Price. 100
Groom roaming house. in NV. section.
Rent, $3.50 Price e...........,..-... $65
L ght grocery and fr 1t storea with living
rooms: daily business. $780, VIII in
voice. ..y=
Light grocery and lunch. with living
rooms and cheap rent: a N MT for his
tier. Asking price ......-.....-.....S S2oh
So ndw ich roii.,.. with a'tO s.rvice The
rorte incir'-s sarvic"N '-'s-oTt build :.
;ncs. Weekly prof 8 So 81 ry'
BITTER mi egg stan S in!s. If Tie KS -
paving mark ts n z 50 a:secn i sas
Bowl ~ aileys. aooIr npl sost dr nS
pl.cr with Il nice Living rooms, See tbs
plac l. IS IN Mt.
Poolroom with seven NEE. pool tabl-s This
place is making money. Price right See it.
I have some of the best lunchrooms in Wash
ington listed in my office.
P. F. CARLEY.
Rel;ahl" orsin"ss Broker f17 " 8. u~
Evening star., 1918-11-15
PERSONAL,

THE DIFFICULTY IS IN TRYING AND Sue
ceeding In buying mems worn suits. overcoats,
pants. ETC., from the man that owns them and
glad to get square cash price such as we alone
can and will pay, and it's NO use wasting time
With would be oppositions. JUsTH'S OLD
STAND. 619 d.
Evening star., 1918-11-15

RE1SoNS heIding efaes nay have their children
z0-E4 f7e
H1kA2ANT ROOM. glifAbls fDe tW0 Vttb
eeaxd. h pEtya1e faAi1y: hs1ns eonfeR0: -.
10d sRgeoDdtlgDs esnven1ea< b ears; fefky-
nes szeAangsd. Hsg -, Hse0UA IA .
Evening star., 1918-11-15

TWO young girls and one hoy for p IONS in
a. engraving department; pra"io - "xperl-
erce required; good pay and steady employment
Till January /. Apply ~ once to Capt DAILY.
care L. L. Andrews Paper Co., 121-29 18th
-. NV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
9 OUT OF 10 HENS
LAYING EVERY DAY
mr.. Boros Had q Rundown Lot But
Now They're Healthy and Laying.

My hens were IN very poor condi-
tinn: had colOrleSs combs and were not
laying at all. In less than three weeks
from the time | started feeding then.
Don Sung, l began to receive a nice lot
OF eggs each day. and am now receiving.
on the average, eggs from nine-tenihS
Of my hens every day."-Juhn Boros, K.
+. ID. 7. Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
People whose hens are rundown ard
not laying can get them in good con,ii-
tion. start them laying. ard keep them
laying all winter. Accept our offer as
Mr.. Boros did. Here 1t is:
Givo your hens Don Sung and watch
results for ono month. If you don't find
that Don Sung pays for itself and pays
you good profit besides. simply icil
us and your money will he refunded
Don Sung Chinese for "gy-layiu:J
works directly ON tho egg-laying orgar4
and is also Il splendid tonic. 1t is easily
given n the feed. improves tho hens
health. makes her stronger and more az
tive in any weather. and starts her lay
Ing.
Try Don Sung FOR 20 days and if II,
doesn't Srt you the eggs. 10 matter how
cold or wet tho weather. Your money
will h" refunded by return mail Get
Don Sung from your druggist or nnul-
try remedy dealer or send 81 cents '"-
day, FIR n package by mail prepaid. Bur
rull-DuEger Co, 10 Columbia Bids,
indianapolis. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
DRAG DRAG
AND SUFFER
Was All I Did" Says Dallas Lady,
Who Gives Cardri Credit for
Being Well and Strong Today.

Dallas. Tryas--"Ii Is hard TO express
tho gratitude feel for the medicine
that saved ry life" says Mrs S. w.
Bergen, Of nG09 Lake Ave, THAT IS
what Cardui did and would like Tor
others to know, rs The few words say
NAV save Il lot of suffering for some
one
= suffered everything one can suffer
and live. My back hurt. my head my
sides weak nervous hurting
! all over Drag. drag and suffer-
, Ii was all did No rest and very little
! sleep or appetite.
: began TO have spells :. One
night told my husband
: would try Cardui II had been recon-
mcndcd 10 me-. begun il and 1t did
do me coed 1t sayed my life. | verify
> believe
began to improve. | grew strong
/. am strong and well woman
today. cant say TOO much for Car
! dui. | praise Cardui and will praise
; It as long as ! live.
Whenever feel The need Of tonic.
send and get bottle Of Cardui and
. it helps me, seems to be what need. y
! CArlui may be what you need. Try
= Cardui. lis Il mild. medicinal female
ionic, that has helped many thousands
Of women in the past 40 years. 1t
. should help you.
! At all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
MEADE COMMANDERS
IGNORE PEACE talk
Full Steam Ahead In War Preparations
Of Lafayette Division.

CAMP MEADE. Md, Nov. 7.-Ac-
ccptnnce by Germany OF the armistice
terms of the Allies will not mean the
men in training here will be demoo!-
lied at an early date. This was the
..mplalic statement By tn" officers here
To-day when rumOrs were received III"
representatives al the German govern
m"nt had accepted: the terms. The re-
nor, was flashed To the camp by WHO
less: md when Major General carter.
commander OF tho Lafayette Division.
received it he announced there would nc
M change in the training schedule" I'M
til orders TO slow up are received from
the War department.
We Will 20 ahead as usual In nnticl-
patton If going To France" he "aid.
The mru hrd visions Of being back in
civilian attire ut an carly date when
they receive! the report OF the signing
Of the armisIic". \ majority Of the SOL
ders wcrn not "vcrjoy"d Mt the idea or
being deprived as trip 10 France.
An officer % high rank explained
there Is much In h" done over there"
Tho condition 0f anarchy in Russia
must h" stamped uul. II" said. and sta
Bile form Of government establishrd-if
not BY the Russians. th"n by rho Allies
until it can hc turned over To the ma
tlvcs, as was done by the United States
in Cuba Then. too. tn" occupied terri
tories must be pnliccd until the peace
terms are concluded. ut lease.
He also pointed out that TN" welfare
agencies should do their work with n
greater spirit now that ever.
Sergeant Albert Lott. Of Battery n.
Thirty third Field Artillery. is in the
stockadc here. charged with breaking
Into tho battery office and stealing n
strong box containing several hundred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Ohio DELEGATION
IN NEXT CONGRESS

F'irst--Nicholas Longworth. Rcpub-
lean.
Sccond-A. f. Il. Stephens, Repub-
liCan.
Third-Warren Gard Democrat.
Fourth--B. +. W.lty. Democrat.
TlfIh-C. J. Thomson. Republican.
Sixlh--C. {. Kynrns. Republican.
Scventh-Simon D. Fess. Repub-
!ican.
Eighth-R. Clinton Cole. Republican.
Ninth. T. Sherwood. Democrat.
Tcnth-Israel NJ. Foster. Repub-
lican.
Eleventh-E.. n. Ricketts,. Republican.
Twclfth-Clcm-nt BrpmbnuSh Dem
ocrot.
Observation-Disclosures r Bcgg. Rcpub-
!ican.
F'ourtecnth--Martin l.. Davrl. Demo
crat.
Fiftcenth-C. E. Moore, Republican.
S!xteenth-W. a. Ashbrook. Demo
crat.
Dishtecnth--Frank Murphy, R"puh-
lean.
Nineteenth-John G. Cooper, RcpUh-
llcan.
Observation-Disclosures a. Mooney. Dem
ucrat.
Twcnty-Iirst-John J. Babkn, Demo
crat.
Twcnty-second-H 7. Emerson, Re-
publican.
Democrats, r; Republicans. IA.
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dollars. funds Of III" battery. He ls
also said to have r!t!cd the pockets Oh
his bunki"S IN his harracHs wni!c thcy
slept and thus obtained an additional
few hundred dollars. said Sergeant Aott
rnn:'"Ss",! /" hf% battery commander.
The tr'al -" Captain Roy J. Nind"w.
company commander ~ IN" seventy
first Infantry, began here To-day. cap
tain Kildnw IS charged with dcs"rtlon
and with mlSapur"priaing company
funds. II" was arrested nj Florence D.
G.. by civilian authorities.
Aonroyinra,Gly SEQ men in training at
this army cantnnmrnt will be recon-
mcndod rs card dates for the central
Officers training schools this month un-
less surrender by Germany should
change tn" plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
WHEELING LEADS
PHYSICIAN LIST
IN GREAT WAR
TWO MORE OF C1TY'S LEADING
PHYSICIANS DEPART FOR SER
VICE WITH UNCLE SAM
Cr. Charles A. Wlngerter and Or. II. Z.
ostcrling Receive Commissions
as Captains.

Another Of Wheeling eminent physi-
clans will enter the service of his
country.
DR. Charles =. WincHrtrr has received
n commission as captnin in the /. $. y.
medical corps and VIII leave for camp
Hancock. Augusta. Ga, in about TWO
weeks
Captain WinGcricr Is high in tn"
council al the medical profession III
Wheeling and rs specialist IN
nervous and mental diseases ms name
is known throughout the country Tic
has been president Of the State MedlcaI
and also the Ohio County Medical Str
ricty: he is one Of the medical advisory
board fur the 1--WE counties in this state
comprising the pan handle and Wclzci
counties.
CAPTAIN Wingerlrr has always been
among the leaders il, war work. ana
ut present is chairman Of the home
service section Of the local Rcd Cross
md has figured prominently In all Lib
rrtr Loan campaigns and other move
mrnts for the bcnnt of the soldiers
and their welfare.
One Of the pioneers Of the University
Club, DR.. Wingcrtcr is now It's presi-
dent, and is also grand KNIGHT ol III"
state council knights Of Columbus.
Always interested in civic welfare
and better government. Captain VIM
gerter will be missed during his ser
vice for Uncle Sam BY the promoters
Of cleaner city. TO whom he was a
great help. His many friends ana sd
mirers wish HIM good luck while IN
the service OF his country.
DR.. II. E. oesterling.
DR.. II. l.. Oestcrling. WhcelIngs
famous eye. ear. nose and throat spe-
cialist, has answered the call TO the
colors and lenvcs for Camp Leo in
about ten days. where he will be sta
toned at the base hospital with the
commission as captain.
! The departure Of Captain OesterlIns
for army service takes one of the c!ty's
best physicians. but the city's tenn
porary loss is the country's galn, Tor
! CAPTAIN Oestcrling's reputation Us
snecialist will have preceded him to
Camp Lee. where MS counsel will be
eagerly sought hy the hospital off
| Gals.
Joins Medical Corps.
G. Allan Stockcr, Of the South Sic"
has been appointed 1rst sergeant IN
| the medical corps. FIc left Wheeling
August 18th. and Is stationed at Fort
! Sheridan. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Great Work for Highways
Transport Service Ahead

WASHINGTON. Nov. .S.-The high
WAYS transport committee Of tho coun-
I'll of national defense was called upon
today by Chairman Hurley Of the ship
ping board to prcrar" for the work
Of food transport from tho farms TO
scaports after tho war. SO that tho
nation can readily respond 10 the de-
mands' which will be made upon It
for food by the demoralized ponula-
lions in central and southern Europe.
our merchant marine of today and
tomorrow" said MIR. l>:r;"y. will carry
II message Of good will to tho nations
Of the world Millions OF starved poo
,lc face westward from every shore
with mouths open to the promise Of
America. These must he fcd--and
then clnih"d--and also supplied with
the other necessities Of life. Our grand
privilege is now hc~c to restore lifr.
strength and hop" To these martyrcd
brothers Of . hundred tongues.
"'rhr highways Transport service is
The FIRST step N III" Er"at system or
transportation tn the So. ana then the
merchant marine Ia the far points or
the world.
Food must begin I" mo-" soon f""'>r
every hill. through every valley OF the
great country l"'h!ud "uT shores. down
Ia the shipping points M"t"r" We can
etnrt our ships from tn" port ana iul-
llll our duty; and with tn" promise oil
tho wars end hcfor" ns. ihr highways
transport C"mm!i;r" thrHiEh"ut TINS
land could and sh"Uld render a peace
tim" service hy stimulating highways
transport cf rour!>hmtnt and supplies
so badly needed. Routes and channels
from shipping points must bc opened
up and efficiently maintained. and nGr
merchant marine must be built UP to
meet the demands for Distribution
overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Won't Recognize Transfer
Of Enemy'S Ship Tonnage

LONDON. Nov. s. tRy Associated
Fr"ss.)--SIr Huntington WorihiuEt"u
Evans. minister OF hcckad> announced
today that reminders had been sent 10 ha
governments uc neutral countries that
the British sr"crNmsut had always d..
clinHd 10 recognize any transfers Of OF
nmy tonnage mR,ic during war. and that
the neutral go""rnm"nts had been warn
I'd. His Nal"Sty's government would re-
fuse H. recognize either during or after
Tho WAY my such transfer 10 neutral
flag or ownership md" before tn" nnal
conclusion ot peace. except with special
consent
The British government. t!H mi":st"r
said holds that ;hH al!i"s hay" n "la.ra
against tho skipping &c 'hH Central
Powers IN Wow of ,h"ir Illegal sGhma-
zine uampa!Gn. GMd they d. mu; intend to
allow their claim n Is" d"f"Ht''l ~ pre-
JUDGED b. any sUch transfer.
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morning to make flights in this oity,
The pilot failed to locate the landing
place owing to the hazy atmosphere.
and landed in ELEPHANT.
1t was while attempting 10 take the
air again that the accident happened
The crowd gathered too close to the ma
chIne and rs il started Lcutcsant
HeIsmer. seeing that 1t would be- i'm
possible TO clear h,ir heads. turned the
machine into the ground wrecking it. |,
was when the machine turned turtl.
that the spectators were killed and in
jurcd.
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ht,. :hn disposition or m" N"
prince @:id ~" ,eS''crS -.
parry w:ll HAY" "a % '''N
N,nx ,no7i. heli"v. thS: Tor h'f
crYn.r ,v;!h,.,n II ": - :'Z''t| n '''
,o-Slv stand - = 1i"'N"a -" HA;Sn a.
S,Ioioo.. T-!s@: - 90 N.;A 80 'r'"'
rr,r>. ms ....,, a :nnt'"r - THnl"',ui''
hu. INC con~>2a,;s -: "Ti7'0' - '':'' ~
, shjula :. severely ?"a'SHeo ~
. ttahd:sh crimes wh:'h r. VOL;
scrE 20. Tho. jr,:i..rs: a;,L p"i:::c;t. !'"''"'S
Of Gcrn,aa>. whose names t ..i,.i.
with the hi"nd II tn" women f"a CIV
/. Dr., - r,.:,:i:: a"i i'"an"" Sh"Hi"
snerd ~, r.s- e .h".: ,iN"S =; ''"f''S''-
r,en, - .,u,:,:s;.'rlSur1t, f.: ~ '''!'"
. deeds don" during -" .''''r~a - 'h> WA
>.!.A>Rrvnnt: a d"Ih; :: the "p.n'"n g: "N',F
77nHsbtaa, - belgium. Franco" RUSSIA
~Ltaly, Serbia. Montenegro. t'uHih'"'.
T:rest Britain aa,i tho I'a't",! states was
+ given i, would b.: p"a'h : to" S.,'
for the kaiser. c-owr prince ana IN"
i,,pkcrs as they ar.. III" greatest Grim
I,,ls of all times. auh''h":h mentally
and physically shout; - mad" 70 *ut''I
rho res, % thcir natural liv"s. as theF
h,r. caused suffering ;hro"shout the
rarld: therefore n" TE"7S SF'Pp'"N
th>tn Of thei- power and c73isH.HS N,th1
m some lonesome part nf RI" world VIII
NOT. justly 49,
erjpe ss s-,,,, o,.r,- .. Tho I'D enov,r,
shin Succcss IS r.rn believer IN inc
ppaper untShmna: Of these !aonstrouS
c4hInais ard whom talking 20 an Intel
ifkfncer- reporter Yesterday SAID: II
the allied nations want \ good place |"
! lncarcerate tho kaiser. crown 3S'tH'" M,
the: &utocrat'r iunk"rs ~ Germany.
rtsH Sladlv give ,hem the old Success
-rSSYb all ~ rer -,,:njSh:u. PARA ph"rnala
for tho :r,prisn.,1ont fnc IN" rest OF
%rre1r livrs ,h.s" ar'h criminals ana let
therr DO .rrr.:ni ~ ~" sam" manner
, 'M9t the .oarirts W"rH '!S"i In the
.palrry days If H. Success when she
= t&i9s a roavt"t prison and mercy was
Unknown. .,
ara -.-r:-, ;r,.,S ,u ~" vessel ar" Old
hut with = vs-: &:ra'i ,u:'ay - money
.Sihes.,' r,;,-.: ,.6'''i - "1"iN hoy ana
:, sIrnnr ar,,i would rr-i;n ",'.'"i'"r. jew
elry for III" E0r'n;:'i Hl''.'"'-';s: 10 c'''S
-.'ftS. dungeons -" ~ ':"S'-~i1.> Snap'
>" Ind very lei. v'r'; "'',"@ hnN" :" De
- Conc on t:;':a. ~" - F'.S~'' ,f'H ac-
70 r6fnmodata nh"u: "-hty Hrie"a"rs
Switch would L.. ..un-.-i. F., ta';' 50" OF
~ sHa' leader "f Ina; a. 49, "''ir'"r"rs-
-aHhThis is n. Li.r. 81; ~ 49, r"rt.
- b1N;"I' rnear :. nctr: n:..i III. ard III"
srSnccess IS a: ~, ,!iS;.,.sG' - II allied
governments -. liz f':"".'S' WA:"h
- haEs proposed uni -; '"!" .ha'. nut
'ot #llt help 70 s..j1 $50 :" any H"r;'"n
So 'tba -rlnha -vhr-> ,:I'.- wr,i'1 want
'fef. In = G-y %" -, ; ".li 'i:'";a'|T
offer tho Sur""Ss :" H.. . "rHHe"'S
stIW-ashin<t"n. r-onacn atA !'ar'e ahs"-
. luteiy fire., ~ ny na".. - think ;h1t
y Is pa;rio;:c :cov". at; HiSo think
: that NY action viii ~ . :r:n"Hd"d a."
'e1te pcorlo "f -" allie: na.j"7s.
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BAN REMOVED.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Nov. S--iiastic
restrictions III effect here - prevent
III" spread Of Spanish influenza were
virtually renewed i"-niEht. Ca!cs may
reopen ~; ono" whIl" theatres will he
PERMITTED tn open after midnight SAT-
urday. Church services ais, may be
rr!d beginning Sunday.
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.--la.n,- c.ouen Remedy.

Do not imagine that because o'i''
cough medicines fHiled 20 gl'c you r.
lief thu, it will he tho same with Ioai",
bgrlain's Cough Remedy. hear IN n''t'"
that from 4 small beginning ms Fc''E"s
80 e,i,nd n world wide reputation nnd
,r,,,.nsa sale. j. medicine musr have
a.ccn,.onal merit to win esteem Wher-
e,nr IL t,acc,nes known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Two Children Killed
By De Haviland Plane

SCRANTON. Pa. Nov. 8.-Two Chill
drcn were killed and three other persons
were injured at Olyphnnt. near here TINS
Afternoon when a large De Enriland
bombing plane ran into crowd that had
gathered to see II fly. That hundred
or more persons were not injured was
d,:e entirely 10 Lieut. enant Zeisrler pilot
{: the machine. who wrecked It to pro
wax sweeping the crowd. The rachl1e
vas ono ct IT,. squadron Q: fito that
icft Garden City. Long Isl nd. n "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Italians Received at
lara With Acclaim of
Dalmatian Population

zARA Dalmatia. Wednesday, NOV. D.
,.on,nin p.boccard. military governor
Of cara, arrived to-day. and was re-
.riyed wt;h wild enthusiasm ny inc
,,.izars. The Italian warsh!p whcn
trough, Captain Deboccard was covered
win floral offerings while throughout
m. civ men and women knelt III the
streets. giving thanks for tnelr lpSF"-
,,or from thr Austrian YOKE. IL -
STATED that previous TO the arrival o.
rho Italian military governor ait inc
nrc,nincn; citizens of this tSrical NEhe-
ian city presented petition ASKING
lta!y'S intervention.
since tho coming Of tho ltalians there
b,s ncen one dcliriouS cclcpration' tn'
,ands playing night and day. Inc M
,abfrants Of Earn at the present !lE''
n,,,,,i,rr 1900. Only 200 soldiers nave
boon landed for the purpose OF PrcscFE-
n2 order. o,ror.od
Tho Austrian officials were atio"cu
70 d.nart in peace. bat the cillzenS
overturned the monument OF FRANCS
Irs.ph and that OF Admiral Baron 1e-
c.,;hofr, who defeated liaiy'9 Meet IN
;Se6. when tho Italians were attempt
i.r 70 TAX. Tricet and Dalmatia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09

ROME Nov S.-TrIeste dispatches an
,a,,ncs that italian warships have en-
So no-, of Zara. Tho italian flag
,,.o. -oiSed bv CAPTAIN Dnboccard. who
h.y been appointed military governor.
,r,, monuments Of Francis Joseph ana
1,aron TeeetthofI. former commander
-, chief Of tho Austrian navy "ero
nvcr;hrown by the crowd. The oceupa-
RON Of LussIupiccolo BY 1tellans also
is announced.
cara is a seaport in Austria Hungary
.,L * tho capital OF Dalmatia- II II
Minated on 4 promontory on tho eastern
.n,r, Of tho Adriatlc. 10 miles SOUTH
.as. Of Venice. Lusstnptccoi" Is Town
,>n n, island belonging 10 tho crown
,and Of Istria. 1t is the princlpa! sea
r,rr on the Quarnero Islands. between
rS,ria and tho Crotian c7ast)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
NEGRO ELECTED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-William NJ
Riley. negro optometrlst' OF st. Louis
is said 10 he tho first Of his race ever
elected to the state legislature. He wa>
elected Tuesday in the Fourth district
by RcpublIcans over his Democratic
white opponent. complete returns show.
The district is largely populated by
whites.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
OAy OF PRAYER.

ECRIi. Pa. N"v. S.-Govcr-
nor Rrumbnuch today issued 4 procla-
nrttion designating "'N. sunday as
day Of prayer tor tho passing '"t the
fAfiucaza c3;dryHic.