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No TREACHERY
LIE HpHAU Ill II
BY GERMANS IN
GREAT RETREAT.
FEW CASES OF DAMAGE
TO WAR MATERIALS
General Dickman's Army oi
Occupation Being Re- =:
ceived With Joy. -; -

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, Nov. 1s. (CBy The As
ISOLATED Press)-Wel1 into Belgium and
within a few hours march Of the Ger
man frontier on the south. Major Genef-
al Joseph T. Dickman's American army
gathered itself today for another jump
into evacuated territory.
The line was unchanged. In accord
ance with plans. the march has been
halted for a short time while the heavier
artillery, supply service and other ele-
ments can be brought UP. However,
General Dicknan's headquarters were
moved on to Longuyon tonight and
CORDS and division commanders made
similar advances
As the Germans withdrew, the concen-
trat:Jn of the army Of occupation Is IN
creased, and not for a moment has v1gi-
lance been relaxed. All possible tactical
advnntage is carefully taken and tho
forces are so deployed that the peaceful
march might easily. in the presence OF
the enemy, be converted into hostile
operation.
The second day Of the advance served.
to confirm the belief at the American
Headquarters however. that there Va1
no thought Of treachcry in the minds Of
lhe 6SuCEdi Sk141 nL4o S1e~S 1A0
terms Of the armistice will be faithfully
carried out --ir.
Pew Cases Of DauAge-
There have been a few isolated cases
where surrendered materials have been
damaged, but 1t Is not thought such dam
age was wrought under orders Of Ger
man commanders. The surrender OF dam
aged airpllneS at the airdrome in Toll.
ancourt is regarded rs a case where in
dividual aviators determined to put
their machines out Of commission, rather
than have them fall into the hands OF
an enemy much as a. cavalry-man would
shoot a favorite horse to save him from
q like fate -.
Enormous stores Of ammunition and
many guns left at Longuyon were little.
imp"lssa hnd mot been sssa d he ~ electrical.
machinery in the Is fully wired
and tho tools wert best.
The railway yards Montmedy and
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LAST OF The GERMANS
over THEIR Front TIER

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY Or
OCCUPATION, Nov. ~. (By tho Asso-
ciated Prcss.-With tho cIpection OF n
few laEgard units, the lnst OF Gcrmany's
forces came reports during tho day that
armies disappeared to-day behind their
own frontier. From the villages located
in the narrow strip Of unoccupicd terri
tory between the American and German
the straGglcrs last night and carly this
morning had engaged in lOotinE.
Appeals were received from the In
hnbitants that the advancing Americans
hasten to their relief. Investigation
proved, however. that the Villagers we're
more excited than injured and thut most
of tho damage being done by tho little
groups Of Germans was to tho Germans
own stores Of food and clothing.
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STEERING APPEAL FOR THE Saw
ING OF ALL FOODS.
MADE By HON. EARL W. OGLEBAY,
DIRECTOR OF FOOD CONSERvA-
TON FOR WEST VIR-
GINA.
WE MUST FEED OUR FRIENDS AND
OUR FORMER FOES-A CALL
OF HUMANITY.

'-Tbc end Of the war Will not lmmcdl-
atcly. or for several months at least.
bring about an end Of food r"gu lation IN
the United States. In fact, fear great
" that the coming winter Will srr world
wide hardships. and the regulation OK
food and the demands upon Amcrict ns
q Christian and humane nation Will pc
greater than ever before Curing the next
eight or ten months. Where we have
been saving and conserving food Tor
over n year in order To help our own
soldiers win this great war. now we
must save and conserve food III urocF
to save human lives everywhere.
The above statement was made ny
Hon. Earl W. Oglcbay. head Of the food
conservation bureau Of West virginia
to m IntclliEcnccr reporter. Contln-
uing Mr.. Oglrbay said:
To Help the Starving.
Tho reports received al washington
concerning the conditions in Germany.
Austria Poland. I.usSia. Serbia. Bull
garia and parts Of Turkey ar" alarm
ing. not to say frightful. Tho Tcutonic
empires with r3O.000.000 people rrc lit
.rtlIv on the brink Of starvation lOO.-
200 ono people in Russia for The past
year have boon living on short rntIons.
and thousands Of cases OF actual star
ration have been reported. winter IS
coming on. and no very great ADDITION
tn tho worlds food supply can be made
for several months. The great store
house of food is America. Argentine AM!
Australia can add some. but W.T. must
furnish ;hn food 10 feed tho world nn-
less we take upon ourselves the aWiul
responsibility of seeing mill" Of men,
women and children dying Tor lhck "t
bread without trying IL me our hahuA
to holm them. | know that tn" Amcrl-
can rr0nlr. once they r"nliH" what IN"
situation is. and what their duty IT, Will
chc"rfully deny themselves. "Ten I" a
greater degree than they have done In
the past in order 10 carry on this great
work Of relief. MIR. Hoover. VINO has
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Charles. !
REPORTED STARV
IN AUSTRIAN Castle.

VIENNA Via Geneva. Monday. Nov.
1S.-(By the Associated Prcss.)-The
situation in Vienna wher We nrse
American correspondent, foe
Associated Press. arrived
pears to be that there Is
disorder. with urgent neesN
especially for the poor.
Former Emperor Charles. VII
tired to his castle at Eckarsau-
serted By the Socialist Arbeiter ZeS As.
is living on the shortest ratons and
possibly may be starving With his wife 4
and family. The former royal family
have been unable to obtain meat ntI
and bread in the netghboring sectto
or even to have washing done. Th1
have been obliged to send away alrno
all their fifty servants.
Some disorders have occurred
Prague, the capital Of Bohernta- Aecord-
ing to reports received here, as the re-
suit of an attempt to induct tho for-
NOR soldiers into a national guard.
CONTINUED on PAge 6evun)
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action AT t1S peace CouAeAeHN@
The ptan Tor a league Of nations wes
another subject 10 which the preS'oetie
was said to have given much STUDY. ne
was understood to regard this as esS
,i,1 for the maintenance OF the peace
Of tho world During his absence from
tha tinted States, the president plans 10
continue TO exercise all the functions OF
his office. He will keep in comrnunl-
cation with Washington by wireless
While NJ sea and by cable. and II. nee
essary. by dispatch boats while no 10
abroad.
While In France the president was
said 20 plan transaction OF my neCeS
sary executive business in the American
embassy. Technically. he then Woatu
he on American soil. Should he V'Sle
London or any Of the other allied cap'-
tails. the embassies there would oeco'''c
his executive headquarters. s
Besides discussing his plans TOT ms
trip abroad. the president was unoes
stood to have taken up with the sena-
tors problems of reconstruction and ncc-
essary legislation. 1t was said that nc
onnoscs creation Of a reconStVuctloI'
commission. either executive or con
zrcssional. preferring that tho WORK oe
done by. existing agencies. snch as tae
war industries board. The food aoHH'''S
tra,:on and the war trade bcaru.
The president plans TO s;lil for France
soon after congress recorr"neS. and II
was understood that for this reason ne
desired tho conference tonight covering
the broad field OF legislation and oin"r
ouestions. In connection with the
presidents plans for transactinS his
business with the American embassy at
Paris or headquarters. it was understood
that he feels there will be little difficulty
in disposing Of legislative questions that
arise. II necessary. il was said. the en-
crossed text OF bill could be sent to
him by courier on dispatch boat. \
veto. it was said. could be accomplished
by cable. In the discussion OF ieefsla'-
i've questions. It was said that only those
OF the coming session were considered.
and that no mention wa-s mad" either OF
prospective Republican control OF the
next congress. nor of m extra session.
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Americans and British
ReDuISe BOISheVik Attack

AECILANGEL. Wednesday. Nov. II.
(By tho Associated Press. )-l3olshcrik
forces have resumed their attacks
against the American and British posi-
tiunS at TulgaS on tn" Dvina river.
They havo been rcpulSrd with severe
losses.
On the morning Of November II. after
n heavy hombardmcnt from their gun
boats and burGcS in. the river. the Boil
shrvik infantry Htormcd the allied barb
cd wirr rntanglcmcnts and succeeded
temporarily in reaching the gun en-
placements Of the Canadian artillery.
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AMERICA MUST SAVE AND CONSERVE FOOD
IN ORDER TO SAVE HUMAN LIVES EVERY WHERE
Another Appeal from
Austria for Food

VIENNA. Via Basel. Switzerland.
Nuv. 1H.-M. Zerbik. the minister Of
public works, has asked the Austrian
foreign minister to address a telegram
to the governments of tho United States.
Great Britain and France. showing the
extremely critical situation in Austria
concerning coal and food.
The public works minister says there
is M coal for tho heating OF houses
and tho supply for cooking will not last
more than n week. Mills and bakers
will he compelled TO close. he adds.
within q few days.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Total sub
scripIions to tho fourth Liberty loan
were s6,9So.047.00O, the treasury de-
3artrmcnt announced tonight after final
tabula tinns have been completed. me
o"crsuhscription Of S9S3.o+7.000 was l6.-
As percent. Every federal district en-
ccrded It's allotment quota.
This makes the fourth Liberty loan by
far the greatest war loan ever floateo
D.. this or any other government FoE
tho fourth consecutive time in the last
eighteen months Of war the American
pnoplc have given more than the govern
mont asked TO finance the war program.
Including the four liberty loans and war
savings, the nation has raised slT.Sa2..-
UOn, 600 in popular loans and this does
not take into consideration oTcrSuo-
scriptions which wcrr, not accepted. Re-
ports by districts arranged in order OF
their over subscription percentages. are
as follows:
District Quota Subscriptions Percent
Boston $500. 10000 s632.c2l,S50 l@6.4t
Richm'd eSo.oN0.000 352.GSS.2on l25.?!
philndcl'a snO. 900 59S.TG3.dHo 1875
Cleveland 600. N.o0N 0nh 7oo.059.S00 III.
Dallas leg 900 900 145.94+.t50 l15.S2
Minnnap's a10.0o0.O00 24l.6@S.3oo 1866
San Fran. 4n9 900 O00 459.0o0.o00 114.l7
s, Louis 100000. .0nO 2s6.3S8.55o 1889
y, York 1,Sn0 nnn. ono a.O44.77SGo0 1889
Atlanta 10000. 900 217.SS5.2o0 1913
Kan. city o6O. 600. 900 c94.694.460 1882
Chicago. $4,000. 900 96?.209.0oo lilo
United States Treasury 33,329.S5o
Bonds Of the fifth loan, to be Offered
probably ir the spring. will be Of short
maturity. Secretary McAdoo announced
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GETTING THE CASH
OUT OF GERMANY

BASEL, Nov. 19.-The bands Of Ger
MANY and Austria are secretly export
ing largo sums in securities to Swift
zerland, since the signing Of the armis-
tice, It Is learned here. This Is being
done because of the fear that heavy
tax will be levied by the allies when
peace is declared. and a further tax
imposed by the governments Of Ger
many and Austria.
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President to France For Indefinite Period;
WIZ See the Peace Job Through to Finish
WILL CHAMPION FREEDOM OF THE SEAS AND
ADOPTION OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAN
Mr. Wilson Plans to Keep in Constant Touch With Wash
ington While Abroad-Wil Transact Public Busl'
mess IN the American Embassy at Paris

WASHINGTON who conferred with Pres
remain France indefinitely at least
conference has been
pletd.
President Wilson understood to be espe
cay application Of the principle Of the freedom OF the seas
which the allies
Ing to discuss reserved the night Of freedom OF
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REPUBLICANS GIVE
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO EXERCISE CONTROL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-Rcconstruc-
ton problems were considered today al
conference Of Republican senator's ana d
resolution was adopted which Ieaoers
would serve notice upon the adminlS'"'-
tion Of the attitude OF the Congress con-
trolled by Republicans. The RESOLUTIONS
approved unanimously by those present
follows:
Resolved that tho Congress snouio
assert and exercise its normal and con-
stituti6nal functions. including lrGisla-
tion NECESSARY for reconstruction"
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Want Labor Man on
Peace Commission

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 19.-Presi-
dents Of the three railroad brotherhoods
Warren s Stone. OF tho engineers; W.
r Loo. Of the trainmen, and Timothy
Shea, acting president OF tho orotneT-
bnod Of locomotive tlremen and engine
mon TODAY sent President Wilson tele-
grams urging the appointment or rep
reeentatiye of labor to membership ON
The nrace commission.
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German Fleet to Be
Surrendered Thursday

LONDON. Monday Nov. 1S.-Thc
program for tn" surrender uf the Ger
man fleet, as the result Of conference
held between British and German naval
authorities. is that tn" ships will leave
German ports on "Wednesday and will
he taken over hy the allies on Thurs
day. King Gcurg" and the Prince Of
Wales viii review the grand feet at
Rosyth on Wednesday. Later the flcrt
will sail for the rendezvous assigned for
the surrender ceremony.
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Luncheon-Meeting Of
War Chest Workers Today

To absorb moro enthusiasm and
get in prime shape for the fnal heat,
a meeting Of the Ohio County War
Chest captains, workers In general,
and solicitors, Will be held In the Nc
Lure hotel today at 10 o'clock noon
It will be similar to the enthust-
astic and public-spirited meeting
held in tho hostelry yesterday. The
luncheon will be FREQ and there will
be many things on the program Of
interest to all who attend.
The crowd Will sit down Mt IL
o'clock sharp, and It Is expected that
all who are directly Interested In
tho Ohio County War Chest drive
will be present, which win likely be
the campaign closes, Thursday night.
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100000 Tons Of Food Now En- Route to Europe

WASHINGTON Nov 1q-ships carrying tons Of food for the
and Austria en- route 70
nropc They proceeding orders to Gibraltar and Bristol
will Administrator
Those going Gibraltar are expected
nrod and the others to French and
Belgian
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, NOV. 1e.-Forecast:
oMo-Cloudy Wednesday, probably
rain northeast portion; Thursday partly
cloudy.
West Vlrginia-Cloudy Wednesday,;
rain east portion Thursday.
western Pennsylvania-Rain Wednes-
day; cloudy Thursday.
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1.1ovd George to Wilson.

I.ONpON. Nov. ls.-Premter Lloyd
Ceorpc has sent the following cablegram
to President wilson:
My heartfelt thanks for your cordial
kindly message am certain the ideals
OF our two countries regarding interna-
,ional reconstruction are fundamentally
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rxpoRr BAN LIFTED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1e.-The war
trade board announced tonight the re-
rnoval from tho export conservative list
effective at once. of dental platinum,
,ridisn. palladium. platinum and
rhodium
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the same. I feel sure that at the peace
conference We shall be able to cooper
Al, truittully to promote the reign OF
pcacc with liberty and true democracy
throughout the world
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rHpRESs IN RERLU.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. ia scmt-otfi-
ciul dispatch received here from bcrnt'
says the former German empress Is
;.mDofarily remaining In Berlin at the
request Of her husband
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MUCH PLUNDERING
By HUN SOLDIERY

COPENHAGEN. NOV. l9.-Soldicrs re-
turning from the front are responsible
for RIOTS in Baden and WurtemburE,
They are plIndcring shops and farms.
The prasantry is Organizing patrols 10
protect property.
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OF
KAISER QUOTED
Possible Return of Late Ruler
to Germany Creates
Uncertainty.

PARIS Nov. 19. (By. the Associated
Press).-In order to end the discussion
as to whether William uohenzollern has
really abdicated as German emperor. it
is understood the German government
intends to publish hts decree Of aedica-
tion. This consists of an attempt to
justify the war on the ground Of Ger
many's isolation.
Tho abdication decree, according to
the correspondent at Zurich Of Llnfor-
nation, concludes with these words:
ITO avoid difficulties and to put an
end to the mourning and suffering OF
my people I renouncc the throne and
leave my faithful subjects free to
choose a government which seems to
them most compatible with honor and
to their interest"
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The rumors that
William Hohcnzollcrn. the former Ger
man Emperor. may possibly return to
Germany as supported by the Berlin
Lokal Anzciger's hint that he would not
be refused an entry to that country have
created q considerable stir here. They
arc featured by several OF the morning
newspapers as creating an uncertain sit
OatlOn which IS ECIlucTeu HIplt NOuoNA" va
by accounts OF the activity or German
propaSandist in several countries
The fear mainly Is that the former
emperor would sooner or later become
the center Of reactionary regime in
Germany when the present revolution
ary storm has blown over and the adro-
Gates OF this view consequently fear his
return to his former empire.
On the other hand the fact OF the
former ruled placing himself or being
placed In the hands Of the new rulers Of
Germany would be welcomed in other
quarters. These rulers. the Morning
Post argues, shouId be able to execute
Judgment upon him and in so doing
would only be acting as fitting instru-
ments Of justice.
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LONDON. Nov. l9.-Thr principali-
ties Of SchwarzburG- Rudolstadt nnd
SchaUmhurELi have been declared
republicans. according to = German wire
less message. The diet Of SaXn-cohurg
and Gotha advocated the joining OF the
duchy to Bavaria.
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PARIS. Nov. l9.-Twn hundred per-
sons were killed in an explosion at
Wash. southeast OF Cologne. Germany
according to reports received here.
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BACK BAD TODAY?

Backache is usually kidney-ache,
and makes you dull, nervous and
tired. Use Doan's Kidney Pills for
weak kidneys-the remedy recon-
mended by your friends and neigh
borS.
Mrs. c. H. Christopher, 9 West
End Ave, Cambridge, says: About
three years ago my kidneys were out
of order and l was in a bad way.
Whenever 1 bent over, sharp pains
like the thrust of knife shot thru
my back. had dizzy spells and
black spots appeared before my eyes.
I surely was feeling miserable until
l learned OF Doan's Kidney Pills. Al
ter using one box, 1 was greatly re-
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at Bradshaw's Pharmacy, and I GER
tainly have high opinion Of it"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
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Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Christopher had. Foster-Mil-
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Adv
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duce the States expenses and to
place its finances upon a sound basis
the Governor was instrumental in
passing the bill repeating 'continu-
/ ing appropriations. These appro-
priations had been running for 100
years back, marked annual" CON
! tinued without review and without
the necessity for further action.
In order to systematic the bank
ing of the State the Governor sup
ported the bill providing for a uni
form system of accounting and a bill
providing for uniform fiscal year.
Here are some other bills which
owe their enactment to Governor
Harrington and which speak for
themselves:
Creating the State Board of Pris-
on Control, promised in both plat
forms.
Creating the State Law Depart
ment.
The Educational Bill. without any
amendment, as recommended by the
Educational Survey Commission. 1t
is conceded to be the most advanced
educational law on our statute books.
Bill abolishing the envelope sys-
TEN used in the counties in primaries.
Creating the Bureau of Labor and
Statistics by the consolidation of all
labor bureaus.
Making it unlawful to separate
mother and child.
Placing men and women on same
footing as to inheritance laws.
Statewide Game Law and State
wide Dog Law.-Sunday's Baltimore
American.
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LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and
complexion beautifier, at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of Orchard
White for few cents. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the face,
neck, arms and hands each day and
see how freckles, sunburn, windburn
and tan disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes. Yes!
1t is harmless.-Adv.