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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
Goshen News

GRIPPE X seaman Monday finished
laying brick on the Middlebury
highway, which viii be opened next
week 20 general traffic. after havins
been closed for several weeks
As paved with brick the Middle
bury highway extends from the
Main ST. i'm Goshen 10 the Elkhart-
jefferson township line. a distance
of two and one half miles
New Paris is 10 have. union
station According 10 a letter re-
ceived by .. o. Miller. station agent
for the Wabash railroad here from
division headquarters arrangements
have been made 10 consolidate the
Big -Four and Wabash stations.
r. G. Mckinney. about 50 years
old, died suddenly in Washington,
ID. G.. followins an operation for
appendicitis For many years he
was employed by the government
as a geographical surveyor. He was
stricken with appendicitis last
Thursday and Immediately operated
upon His wife. formerly Elvira
Thomas of this city. who was visit
ing at the home of George \. Riley,
left Thursday afternoon for Wash
ington.
Elmer Schaefer. u year old boy.
was Monday afternoon bound over
% the circuit court by Justice Of the
Peace Fryberger on a charge of rap
ing u year old Goshen girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hershfeld. liV-
ing at H. Z. Madison ST.. are pa
tients i'm Goshen hospital sufferin-
from injuries received when their
automobile turned turtle sunday
evening on the Observation-Disclosures
highway about five miles northwest
of Ligonier as the We're enroute te
this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE WILL
NOT CONSENT TO CLOSE
AUG. 20-OREYFUSS

PITTSBURGH. July S0.-"The
National league will not consent 10
q plan 20 stop playing August 20 80
that a worlds series may be played .
said Barney Dreyfus. president OF
the Pittsburgh club. and who was
recently selected by the National
league 10 confer with American
league representative on the Ques-
ton Of selecting dates for the an
uual series. We plan 10 play until
Labor day REGARDLESS of what the
American league does" said Mr..
Dreyfuss. He added that he ex-
poets to confer with the American
league representative soon in this
connection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
He Heated His Near Beer,
But Alas, 1t Wouldn't Work

A yeuowish thickish. substance
having an absolutely original taste.
a substance that was once liquid.
but in its present state can't he
gurgled OF guzzled by the most
strenuous effort Is what is said 10
be obtained from following Asst.
chief of Police Cassidy's formula IN.
turning the brand Of near beer sold
i'm South Bend into the real article
with a real kick 70 il.
Following the assistant chiefs
statement the other day that
much of the drunkenness found III
South Bend may De attributed 10
the habit of former saloon keepers
and proprietors of soft drink estah-
6shments in allowing the near beer
become warm.
Among other things. the assistant
chief said in his assay Of the cause
~ drunkenness IN this city, was hat
II a bottle Of near beer was left 10
stand in the hot sun for . short tirns
I; would By that process be changed
into real beer.
Follow Cassidy's Formula.
sever South Bend citizens s~e
id 10 have taken Mr. Cassidy al.
..i. word. and in certain parts OF the
citV sunday the fences and doOrstels
w-l, lined with bottles containing
an approved brand OF near Ger
which the owners hoped would Dee
transformed inJo real beer
One place bottle conJaiuIus
near beer was left on the fence in
rEe san for exactly 80 minutes. 1ae
.'tr ger left 10 there while ne wen, IN
the house to prepare the ice box Tor
fhe near beer rhet WAS 90 become
.ecr After thc minute interval
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30

he went out for his hoped for trans
formed near beer.
But alas, Instead OF a perfectly
sun brewed bottle OF beer he found
a bottle containing something the
like of which he had never seen be-
fore II still had the same yellow
ish, brOwnish color, but that was ali
the contents had that resemblcd
either beer or near beer
Looked Like Cheese.
Ii was SO thick that it wouldn
pour from the bottle. The owner
placed il in the ice box. think
that perhaps after it was cooled OIL
il would assume the exact liquid
state he desired. But nothing iike
that happened The stuff inside the
bottle remained a. thick as ever. ~
looked something like cheese.
The owner finally broke the hottie
and stirred the contents with q
spoon. He tasted the stuff. but he
doesn't know yet what il tasted Like.
IL was different in taste from any
thing that he had ever tried before.
He threw it away. swearing never
again 20 brew near beer into reaI
beer by the aid Of the suns heat
Cassidy Is mighty poor beer
maker. anyhow" ne is said 10 have
muttered as he kicked the remains
or the broken bottle away and
scoOped up what a shor, time before
VS. "a perfectly good bottle OF neai
beer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the fam
Gus Wendelrs ambition PiTs-that
Will put vigor, vim and vitality in
TO nervous tired out. all in. despon-
dent people in a few days in many
instances
Anyone can buy box for only
so cents and Wettick's Cut Rate
Drug store is authorized by the
maker 20 refund the purchase price
If anyone is dissatisfied with the
FIRST box purchased.
Thousands praise them for gener-
al debility. nervous prostration.
mental depression and uustrun :
nerves caused by Over-indulgence I'm
alcohol tobacco. or overwork of am
kind.
For any amlictiou of the nervous
system Wenjell's Ambition pills are
unsurpassed. while for hystelia.
trembling and neuralgia they are
simply splendid Fifty cents at
Wettick's Cut Rate Drug store and
dealers everywhere. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
REMEMBER.

When YOU paid from $50 90 81
for an aluminium percolator or
double boiler? Before the advance
o. prices on aluminium goods we
bought up a large quantity OF these
items and are now selling them at
1874 each. They are pure aluminium
and unusual bargains. Get one at
Reimold's at 125 \. Main ST. before
the sale is exhausted
6397-tf-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
ASK RATE ADJUSTMENTS
FOR INDIANA CITIES

Rate adjustments FOR eight Indiana
cities were asked i'm petitions filed
with the public service commissions
Monday 10y the Central Union Tele-
phone Co The cities are Muncie,
Vincenues Frankfort. Auburn, Ken
dallville. New Castle. Charlottesville
and Bedford
The petition for adjustments in
Muncie proposes "a 1925 rate for
residences. 70 replace the present
$40 rate: 50 for business phones.
replacing the present $3.50 rate. and
S1.5O Tor rural phones instead II
SI2-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
TWENTY-FIVE ACCEPTED
IN MARINE CORPS HERE
DURING PRESENT MONTH

Twenty men from South Benz
and surrounding towns have been
accepted by the marine corps dur
ing the month of July. according to
a summary received by Sergt. r. j.
Murray Of the local recruiting sta
ton Monday. Only one man was
rejected after leaving the local sta
ton during the month
Ray a. Day OF Hibbard Ind. left
south Bend for training ar Paris
island ( G.. Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
EPIDEMIC OF TETANUS
IN THE GERMAN ARMY

AMSTERDAM july sos Tetana>
has broken out Go a serious extent jon
the German army. according 10 The
Telegram.
The Netherlands Export COMPANY
has agreed TO send a large consigr-
ment or anti-tetanus serum Geo Ger
many.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. July &c.
Cadet George G. Kellar of Peoria.
H.. was instantly killed and Cadet
George c. Henderson OF Arlington
Mass. was seriously injured when
their airplanes collided today at
Kelly field here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
LNNIroR KILLS sEI.F.

GARRETT. Ind July 30-Mat-
th.as Miller aged so. janitor in a
local hospital committed suicide
Monday morninE hy inhsinr gas
umes lll health is given AS tine
cause
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
Latest Vegetable Planting
Dates in East Half of u. s.

safe planting
o map
for maturity Northern Indiana
r.
PLANTING DATES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30

nv tnoAt co-l i---Nr pEooL hraQ D.. decision
Oaa Bst % EAIONIC wll caasiaos re
uesl o. -atl-a. To - frr Eral rru1rdf havs
sFsr tired fsr ia. Gee
Frau-.fil-F
IOStEM IsEGARI
n &. "a EGnras Dist. ksn@s C.fy kans
Nearly a. stomach tgoU BE g. caused by too
much sei1 Ia the stomach.
fAIoNIC neutTallEes the excess acidity auc
-uah.e you % eat shat you Ike and diFesf
rhzt sou est IN comfort lt keen- the stOm.
scn IN = state q pericci health
Hroc = the secret. EATONTC drives fnr cNf
sat % Ire bodT-and ths rIosr Eocf with 10.
-ost' onIT cent Urtuo dav tc Use b. Get q
sas tndAE trom yObr dr-EEist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
j. S. CONGRESSMAN
QUICKLY FINDS
STOMACH RELIEF
JsssPh TsEKart, NJ. C., from Kansas
Declares EATONIC Best for
Indigestion He Ever Used.

congressman hears many
arguments for and against
different propositions His
mind q open 20 conviction
but before be casts bis
vote on any measure be
Insists upon evidence that.
on its own weight. carries
conviction
inthe case OF EATONIC"
Joseph TagKart. Congress.
ian from the 2nd District.
kansas City HANS. decid
/. &c that trial Of the rem.
, edy itself. would iurnis "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30

Period necessary
for maturity in
any locality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30
30 Beautiful Sheer Net
Hot Weather Dresses at

Handsome Dresses in all white nets some embrOi
ered others with trimmings of white satin ribbon, al
with COlored satin SaSheS Values up to $500. YO
choice of the entire lot at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-30

Table OF LATE PLANTING DATES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
Flowcrs As Sugar Makers.

\ flower is n sugar factory on tiny
scalc. It makes surar for ~" rNr1nS"
81 Attracting Sw"rt loving insects. which
rhds hr,d carry pollen from h'"SS"t'
Ia blossom and thereby accomplish IN"
,ra>~-f for; iIjxation "f plants.
som. kinds cf flowers secr"i7 much
mere >uIar than other kinds: Tho quality
eccrcird ~ also influenced by climate.
Tho hnncySuc!lo is q familiar example
ot h!ch production in sugar.
Try Ia think OF tho total quantity 81
ucria: produced h:- all tho flowers that
bloom within tho limits Of tn" United
States in n single summer. II rs almost
beyond The grasp OF the human mind.
To nut - definite fiEur" on T. is oh
yious.y ,nrnsqihlc. But tho experts Of
tho hcna mrrt Of agriculture venture
tho rs ,ima:c that rs actua! content
must far "xrrod tho total Of sugar tcanc'
boz; and n1h"rl consumed by thn neo-
pic oc ;hie country in a year.
There is only on" known agency ny
which thu sugar outpu; OF rho fin""r'
can hc harvested. That agency ~ IN"
honey. hrc: and tae such things arc ornl-
uarily rcckonrdl /: is not very efficient.
Tho aver.,rc bcc colony rnnsumoS for
rs own maintenance about am POUNDS
If honey per nnnum. It's surHlu" (wh!"h
~ what cor7rs TO tho h'>ckr"Ie'r) IL per-
lnrs hftv mounds A will inhnag"i hP'-
arv ~ ION rmianIrs. gathering twenty
two and une half IONS OF h"n~%. may
Wild Il n~t crop ~ t"r md hhlt IONS
And VT mo annual honey tr"r Of the
United States Is not more IMAM -hn'""o
hnn pnundS---a small fraction of what II
ought Ia hr. Thu bookkeeping Industry
rela,lv.l speaking Ia neglected TN TINS
country: nrd thereby m important
Snur"n " pmRnr production lacks ada
aunt" drvrlo pmrnt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
ABOUT s25o,ooo PURCHASES YET
NEEDED no WIN GoAL-FIEAL
DRIVE THIS WEEK.
Sales During Last week Are Larger
Than Previous-Hard work
to Reach Goal

Ohio county is rapidly nearing the top
da;c approximately ono million dollars
worth have bn"n disposed Of. About
$50. hnn Yet remains TO he subscribed
before the county Will so over the top.
but it will take much more hard Work
10 attain the Eoal sot by county
authnriticS. Ascending to Chntrman
Walden the response has been much more
satisfactory during the past few days.
and salns have been growing b. leaps
and bounds. Repor' cards are coming
In RAPIDLY and better subscriptions are
tho rule.
Since many loral men realized that
their pledges would appear on cards AT
Washington. and their :a;li:r" to pur-
chas" to any great cXtrnt might lead Z"
An Investigation. ;h"y hnvc been calling
ut headquarters and ASKING thar my
ovrry hour ask that. their pledges .oe
raised Ia larger amount.
II hns hnrn stated by local author
it!es that many l"rnl people could IN
crease their pledges many times mor~
than first Iir"n. and that II they only
t"uk interest in the work They would
help considerably. Tiny feel that "
They hr" giving nny amount they ara
DUNG enough. iuurinE lhnt thny nr" CIV
Ing much nnlne ono elra The
workers. ar trying IN get after thih
rihr. Of peur- and thu chances arc
wh-n they Arc "nrhrrrd they VIII sun
srrihr To- larger amcuntA, Snhe nf the
m"n hero wrrr under the impression
thar tho hihinph were rnr women AMI
rhiIdr,n bur thsy are for Nil clahhos,
and psy n good rate NJ inrereht, They
arc worry good investment, as we'll as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
POLICE PICKUPS

Mike Shukr was picked W on drunk
charge by Officer FlteSn"r yesterday
carl Snl,,h was picked UP on drunk
charge by Officer luggins. i|iil h''rI'k
was picked up Ivy Officer Hors'man on
a dre"rd"r!y charge. Elzic Duncan Wa
PICKED up on dlsord"riy charge by
duncan Mike l,upr"St" was p'ck%n up
L,. LI,isurr ON n drunk charge. Eliza
.hr:h Lucas. arI George Block. wcr" ar
rosie hv Detectives Nest and itenEir-
man an charge Of lettering for the
,urpnS. Of prostitution, Will" lira""
Iucas was picked uN by West ana hih-
krlmar on a rharG" OF renting house
for r~rrrs" Of prostitution.
Evan Jenkins is being hid nj the To-
cal Jarl Nv orders from Prosecutor II. =.
Mex geo. ,Ir a suspect lunary charge. o.
i;rtr WiugorIrr arrested him when nc
I.hSrrV",i hIn acting Quc"rlE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
N0TAR|FS ARRIVING TO-DAY
F0R STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

Pollock. George H"w:,t. Harold Bloch,
Robert Rowrd and ". l.. R"wnd from
the local club Will" from the w. i.
Wells of Newell. {. {. button ana Me
Nell from the Harrisburg Country 'iuh,
will bc in the hight. ". /. iiln"kf"rl
from Huntington will ais" i'c IN the
i,uai" from tho present Indications ami
>.-l"lrl others say thor" ar" some dn7l.
horses. waiting |" E"t a start,
t,n" "r Ia" ,u"S; I,rrnIhHi!' players
from newell whu would rr"N"hl3' l"'
playing until tn" last would trtH" boon
.I.. Wells but Mr.. Wells - dom: hrs
hit either than playing E"li. serving
with Iucl" Sans army
Following arr those VIII" arrived last
r:=ilI and Will start ir' rr"ll:n:m;'ir :
ims Huruinp. M"~~''.. :'rwlE. Neat.
button. Russell. lsIit".lh"UN' Ialdw'ti,
l:'rt'l". Camden and Norris from FAR
!'r~ burg: M"SSrs. Na:t"". Mr\".l. ''inr".
-, l.. Sartun and St""Iy. - ''iIrH ~hurg:
M"SSrs. George Watson and WH'h'.f
StU"kl"y ~ FaIrn."u; and y. j.. N"iiN.
of Newell. Tn" Huntington '''rtinG"nt
"f Stars 10 cNp"C!''l I" arm" Early thi;
rlnrnirg as they Mr." l." nHN" arrived
las: night. but missed IRAN connections.
|, IS said there ar" S"v'rIi tit" players
with this group ana III" championship
may hc d.,':'lci 10y them.
Tine following ucnil',rS t.: IN" local
club h:Iv. derlnr"d their Intentions -
beginning tn" rae: ". t.. i;"wnu. Rob-
rrl I:UwnL l.. H. Adams. JuIIuS H''il"rk.
Harvey Pollock: ti-"rc" II"wut. iiH""i,l
). Bloch. X. +. T!r"r. Samuel !lrri".r.
A. \. Wheat. \. \. Ni.>rH. ~: t. VIII
son. G""rI" 4. W!ls"'.. " II. Ahh'tt. T.
T. Paxton. Alfred l:rahy. J. j. Fourit. =.
=. MathIson. Il. &. Sti'i. !. &. 'iIl'i'~.
ST.. j. &. Gibbs. Lr. FL WJmchcr, ,'lyd"
NC'rrcor. Charles Nr''tnInlr:. -. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
CHAUTAUQUA IS
DRAWING CROWD
MANY ATTENDED YESTERDAYS
yESPER SERVICE AT BIG TENT
ON BRIDGE PARK.
Approximately $500 Heard Captain
Martin D. Hardin Tell OF Scenes
Of French Battle Front.

With moro han 900 listeners. 'ap-
tam Martin Il. ilaCG:n. known as on" o.
, the best chataWuuL speakers 81 IN" year
told his story -! 'rh"y i'r% -; tnc
Crucif;ed World" At TIM second DAY OF
the Redpath I'hAutaU1u;L At n" "iE r>n'
auditorium on Rrd=" Park last evening.
Yesterday AFTERNOON. IN" usual pro-
gram was carried OUT with v"Si"r SER
vices tirS,. The feature % n" alter
noon was the singing ~ n" New iorN
! Madrigal QUiut"tt". EGwaFd tsoo"r'S.
baritone Joseph Ma;ht"n. tenor. MIL
bred Shaw. soprano. t:St"rr" Waterman.
contralto and Gladys Cooper pianist.
compose this clever group
Captain Hardin III his address told OF
what the United St:tt"S has accomplish.
ed since declaring war on Germany and
he also told ~ soTnc 90 the horrible"
atrocities committed by tn" ruthless
Huns. He told Of on" incident that was
mentioned often on III" front. az now
tho Germans had burned !" d"afh r
man who formerly had lived in Ter
many ou, had gone :" .>lsace- lorraine.
This morning III" tirst caiIdr'h
hour will b. held and this afternoon 4
concert will be given by ,hr AntGn' S"ta
company and AN interesting lecture;
in the evening Princess Watahwas" Will
stage singing and dancing OF Indian war
songs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
INTEREST aRows IN BIG MATCHES
AS TO-DAY OPENS BIG FIVE
DAY TOURNAMENT.
Red Cross Match Of Local Chalnpi
VS.. "Chick' Evans and JOCK nuso
tsop Attracting Wide Interest

With tho arrival OF %o:n" If IN" h"S'
,,rIr rIav.ra g.. III" state 'tHh many
her prominent citizens ~ va, S''''
,h- stag IS All s"i amt 'v"f%ti'n| -
>. readiness COR ri.., annual G"!I SUI.
rLaupInr$hin tournament. '>''''"'
,,,rr than - ar ready |" open IN P''
Iim,u,ry matches to-day. and a dHl"sa'
..,n from Huntington with SEVERN '''''
rh,ttu;nu~ will arrive to-day.
rims mornings matches Will h' nuai!-
.nr,,.,u r,linIS ui tho - holes. ami ne
r,m- f,rn,S will be begun t"-morr"w
morning.
rho hrs, round - ia" l<-h"!" matches
viii bc r;l,vrd t"-m":r"" morning III
n'..lDrt tuI tho s":r.-i'n;NS VIII ~
.,I.,,.rd N..iu.sda". and In" Anal state
ci,,,rujnrSl,Ip games Will l." played "h
Thursday ,,,
Fril,v's lux match - attracting much
ATTENTION. nnd from present 'hd!caE'nN
.n..r.. will l". II record breaking hl'"'"-
..,,.,. Tie. rr.rcIpaIs in IN" ."Xh'bltI"h
,yiIf D.. ..in,.k" NuichiS"n and chick
t.v.rns a&o'nS; champions 81 ~" ','"
.,,l.e nil.u~ rull"ck and A!"N. an
uin:;ha'r- ..,
81. ..,,,-,,,it..... If lhr stat" golf ASSOC
,.j,,, NH IT,. h"lI and 4; THIS t!tne f'i''
-...,,.,,,.. r,,i. tho matches Will 10 mace
.,..,...:,,,n,,;I meeting II tn" Hss"clatl"n
e, :. H.. h.SL tU-m"rrf'w evening. anu
Ia, lin, an" IN" annual Election OF
,.,.i,.rr> val h." h"ld
,..,,.. - ,. wnn will hr n" state
...,i,r.oinr * growing and ,hoS" VINO
.r. waning t" ;akc part ar" d"t"rrn md
r.hr ~. championship w;ih them.
.:,or... Hewitt. &C -" lr"al club nas
h..,.i ;I" honor for 'hr"" wears. IN" last
.j,,r,i,...neh.r match having h""n play
ID ~ 'Hli
< ma -: ,h..>. -ir" III probably 30
n lie race 20 the finish Nj! NC JULIUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
Not Ashamed OF HIS Religion.

Tho wn"l,v-hr"'i"d tn"i" Ens're wae
ACCUSED! y: A!S'-u',.:E ~" r"r"". bf:i-
cr- Mort Eud"lrh "X2lr'r"i y rs fol
lows:
Your honor. hts 'ran was running
Nn and down ~. Nii' River road. Wa
ing his arms :,nd yelling ~ n" to? -!
his VOICE. and otherwise rH:S na; The ms
chief y, hTlF-HnS' on" ~ 49, morning.
Tn" oaoal" o: 49, district ""nfri"i""d.
and th"v had = r"-f"ct right to" Tn"
,,d-c c-ow3cd ~. ras,uS. wh" ddn't
Seem 20 H.. 1a-'icu'ariv' w"r-r"'!
What d., you rear. ~ >i:"h uah"-
coming r0rdu.,'"'. his f,nn" demanded.
"E.l:C'"''. lodge" va ~" r"Sr'rs".
"E.l;c-.":9. AZ" you \ Holy Roller.
cr something 'it" that" i'a"e religion
Ea<rrus hr, I dor" rot NJ ~ midnight
and ,~il ".'"r-t,oiy ahnT: -
"Da.'S G"s' 10 dffunr". ledge. 7
amt rreta'n"d Oh n"."--C'as"' and
Comment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
Rev. Strider Delivers a
Powerful Sermon at Mission

Last evening Rev R z. L.. Str'o"T
delivered the sermon at tho Union miss
Jon to a large crowd. Rev. Strioer 1v.k
FOR his tc1t. tho second verse Of IN"
third rhani"r Of tn" f,rS, book Of John.
"Rclnvrd. now arc We the sons ~ G"u.
and {, doth not yet appear wnat we
shall be: but VIC know that. %hrn W.
shall! appear, wc shall he Ike MN. l"'
WV shat, 500 him MS ne Is" The sermon
was dnlstrrrI in n clear and f"rrs,uI
manner and his. hearers w'r" IN 'n",
nugh har,;,"ny with him Throughout nii
his talk left a deep impression WI 'N'
nNNIinrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
ANOTHER Squirt THIS WEEK To
PUT WHEELING OVER THE TOPS

aiding our country at . time when it
needs aid most.
During the Liberty bond drive IT was
stated that the farmers were not doing
their share. but it cannot be said "
them in the stamp drive. They nav"
been answering the plea nobly. accord
Ing to local officials and are surprising
the business men and laborers In their
purchases.
The final drive will be made this week
and officials in charge are planning 20
make ii banner week. No let-up will
he made. but sales will be moro ur6, ID
than formerly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
THE COURTS DHcrsroE.

WASHINGTON. July i.-The SHINING
Of thu army transplant president Lti'e""
IN tn. war a"ne lasl May III WIN u"
lnaa NJ thr-. officers and twehtS-thrr"
enlisted nsn, MAS an ACT az war on 'h'
part NJ an unidentified German shoma>
rIne, for which none Of the transport
Officers men was respohslble, haNi
thr decision af a naval court or lneniF%.
Tribute III paid by the court ia the '"h'
hncl uf the "ffic6rs and men or TIE N .
and the Two destrayers which went ~
the rescue, .I ,
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ONLY LOCAL FIGHTING
fCouttuued From First PaEe.)

n;ita activs near Chateau Th:"rrE.
where the t'7rnc;, ha:" mad" som" adj
yancA in thr neigh horh""d -: h:'l @Hi.
on tho north Si' 90 which IN" Amer
leans attacked and captured IN" Village
-. Va.!X las. week. Tho french report
soroe r-rnasurc nf success IN 'his !S -
inS. uhil" tho Germans claim 'h7. N"
french ard american assaults w." rs
r,u;ecd with heavv losses.
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ASSASSINATION
CONTINUED From First Page.)


fsure1y carl upon them. His ability to
severn withou: tn" help Of German hay
onets has alone prevented I'll" appear
ance Of German spiked helmets in N"
ancient capital OF tn" Musc"Hlte en-
pire."
revolution breaking "u; IN Moscow inc
former premier was on-r"nmunicatlEe.
-Ons never knows wha; tho Russian
mind will conceiv" or what the RUSSIAN
Twill will execute" he said "Sui from
Moscow will come IN" initiative for
movement, ag;tinS, Germany.
PARIS, July 1.--tlIavas Agency)-ln
: their comments on the ASSASSINATION OK
count Won Mirharir. the Paris news
papers ar" unanimous in expressing inc
onicion tha, thu s.v:nt Will be likely to
cause complications. ;h:' Importance OF
, which CANNOT Il" E":.g"d.
: THE first awakening "t the ven
,c,nce OF Russia against German tyr
amy" is tn. light in which Le journal
views X: white III" Fs,it Journal won
de-s if i, Will mo- open new ihaS" "t
t;crmany'S difficulties III the east.
"In the stat" y: tension existing be-
,w..n RUSSIA an! 'i.v.nauy' says thN F.
caro-. This assassination may lead IL.
tho most interesting complications.
Hunani,r considers II" IA; mot 4
vulgar assassination but IN Mt -, open
rebellion hy "NaSp"-at"d patriotism.
Tho assassination. rs me .Nat!h EIe"S
4, shows ;ha; thor" ar. still IN Russia
Mon concerned with IN, dignity -: th".7
country ard l!nhurd w:ih ra;Ti"t:S'n
and rho Petit Par,ss"a comments that
/, probably WAS patriotic Indignation
caused by III" approach "t ihH German