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MOHAMMED Y, DEAD
(Continued Prom First Page.)

rrign in a speech from the throne read
| by the Grand SiZcr. lie was. however,
merely u pawn Of the Young Turk party.
although he sent out TO world the mes
sage that he had always been The ardent
| supporter of the cause OF liberty. en-
! lirhtcnmunt and progress.
Ills hand in the government was never
| strong. Illness. il naturally easy dis
position and weak wilt-p0wrr kept him
| continually at the mercy Of tile Turh-
sh officers and the liberal party. He
feared deposition during the Turko-
Italian war in 1911. and spent night
praying in the various Shrin"S Of Con-
S,antinuplc. lie ;ppra icI tn the army TO
be- loyal u linn and said that their
lrcaSOnahlr demands encouraged the
enemy tn attack the DardcncllcS. lie
also lost most of his European drrnin-
ions in the Balkan wars. Tho Young
Turks invaded the palace IN l9l% when
Mohamncd WAS reported 10 have be-
come rcroncilcd with his brother.
In 1914. at the outbreak OF the pres
cnt war Muhammcd issued proclama-
ton blaming the triple Entent" with
thr1lstinG, WAR on Turkey. lie exchanged
kilograms Of greeting with tho German
Emperor from whom he later received
III" Iron Cross. When England and
France declared that Il stat" Of war
existed with IurkcS lc arranged 10
sad troops To Germany whenever need
cd. In return he was appointed Field
Marshal by the German Emperor and re-
ccivcd tho baton of that office from
Field Marshal Won Mackcnscn.
in February. 1917. in a speech in par
lamont the Sultan promised Turkish
participation in the war until tho end.
and declared tho alliance forced him TO
break relations with the United States.
The Turkish empire paid dearly for
his entry into the great. war. Russia
ovcrran Armenia and the British drove
the Turks far up the valleys Of the
EurhratcS and tn" TiEris and took Jrru-
salem BaEdad and Other important cjtirs
from them with great loss Of liz" and
treasure. Under him Turkey has he
come virtually Il German rasSal in the
Rutocratic scheme OF tho German
powers for Teutnnic asccndcncy in con-
trail Europe,
Tho next heir to the throne. YuSsnff
Tzzcdunc. IS the son Of the lat" Sultan
abdul AZiz and was therefore. first
cousin Of NohammHl V. Mohammnd's
eldest son Za Eddinn, man now over
so. is ninth In the line Of succession.
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FIVE ARRESTS

II. n. Zaur accumulated enough r,oOz;.
under his bel. yesterday to Ecr on a
Fourth OF July drunk lie was picked
up by Officer tlcisncr in the ScconI
Ward.
Our old friend John Doc OF Chocolate
Lane. WIS not able 20 carry his Jag over
t" tho city and pillrd OUT over on the
! Island. officer l;icK"rtnn took him TO
Tho lookup in IL" cit? taxi for winch
ridc' John will have 70 pay thS
morning.
Erwin Ruck and j. Lewis fell ont
oy"s tn" burning 81: hole in frar.
Lewis owned tho flag and blamed the
tuJGry on f:uyk. they c1nt" 10 hI"ws- and
Officer E:sk'y tn'K them III OH 4 DIS
orderly charge.
.In, Lewis :lnutlr'r negro W"r" IN
fight 1T Alley & and hiG"y at 4. m.
This M rEIn:; and w.'r.. using something
stronger than tn"Ir h~it when btHr"r
Eli Wrst arrested f.""I; h. WAS %tn':ar~
oil over with III" blend ~ th.. lighters
Lewis waS taken "a tho !HcEup but III"
other negro had 10 be taken to the ONO
Valley hospital for repairs.
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withir'w u m" front If The train. sonic
entering tt" first car. When til" cram
left. ~ I.irul. Martins ear passed the
an,rInirE sailors shouted:
W. viii =rt y"u, Sinrx"vsky. before
YOU r'arh IrlrrGrad.'
MI night Lieut.. Martin expected an
a'tn' + y! each station. M";ui"h i'r he
induce! Sha"k"rsky I" SHAY" ms hu &c
board and l,ul rn .\m'rtCHn clothes. AT
e IT III" !f.'rn.f.: they went t1 bed but
WIRE nWak, nd at h>' tip' car .''r;tSh:rS
in!" pile &c ti''% ~ high speed. Then
th"y w"r" tiTn;. ;i!"!.t as II" car cup
sized. ana :,iaIiiA W. ca l,y flying
bnA''s ana I typewriter
Stlll sin ,la2"d nn h" ceiling Of
III" ear. - !:arIln: III" fl ';r Hhuvc. Lieut.
MarIln'S ATTENTION ""S attrL,t"f ny thu
fl "r& "f two sailors ut a i:"k"n window.
Understanding all Immediately. Martin
made sure Sha"k"v:liy was alive. lie
found him lurl";! uE'',r 0aLEAE" hu; un-
hurt So he added more baggage.
Then Martin comrlrt"iy bound his
own wounds and went "ui Ivy Il window
/" seek help. outsid" several sailors
were clnrin; at his car. ,!j>rr@arding the
hl ,'iirg. DING siriilMS clos" ny y
ri inr.. 81 In" "r:cIn" confirmed Lieut..
HlfrIIu's ,u&pic"nS that tn" G.lsrtimr was
dlit"y;I,"
Martin f;r%r aidr'l tho peasant mon.
women ana 'HlH!r'n VINO. were ~ ne III
horrId ninrl". r"plss"T ~" sill nm
moved. urA%$.Si:ng $H,0:>. r"-"n'"rcd
his ear ma NiricaF"H t'a1. SHf"k1vShr
WI" VAS so rhan::'d that N" sailors
faIrd !" recognize aim.
Sha"%"vsty. riding IN thu relief train.
escaped ~ l',ir"Erai but ~" sailors fol-
i"w, j Martin who. :iIi.r t,'ur says fp"ut
at kaHda luSka L. recover from has IN
jnrIcS. continued on his way. Outside
KEN. n thu "Hi If III" fun% grade his
Car was detached an- raced back for
miles. but il held III" track. At Nom tho
bolts wrr. taken out Of III" rear springs
50 that til" ear Slithcr"d :" again at
rc!rozfvtdSk NJ i.idcn"i" Pole SO many
bolts wrr" removed that il took three
daya 10 repair the car. At Xranka the
whole bottom of the car was loose. At
Moscow II vas Hll loose again. When
tho car nTrrv.rI at fnlngtIa il was found
L" l." W"rS" than ever. Will" riding.
Martin quietly changes 20 m adjoining
car =, giving his purSu"r& TIL" slip.
When II" returned. Martin learned that
th,' sailors had renewed heir pursuit off
Sha"h"HSkY iii hrIrrErad. hut h. had
ESCAPED again
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The Yreuch SpccaES.

PARIS. July 4.-Frrrch troops las.
night attacked the German lines on
front Of mil" and L quarter in the
n"tEhhoriinnd Of .iutrccfcS. northwest OF
Scissors and pushed into the enemy ter.
rIt"ry for n distance OF nearly ha't 6
mill. according: 10 to-day'S war officN
announcement;
Later the t'rcuch delivered anothc
attack in IN" same region htwcen Al
tl"rh"s and MDuIinSnus- Toutvcnt, sivH
Ing them further gains of territory
The cntir" operation nrttcd the French
= gain of ground IN a front "f more thar
thr," miles 10 Il maximum depth OF mp
TroXlmatcly thr"c-fifths Of L mile. Thu }
French took l.0G6 prisoners.
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AUSTRALIANS
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III" German "npcrOr'S men lay silent
under thn brilliant &ua"hinc which
crUiI bring them ~ cheer.
It. took the ASSEMBLING forces about
An hour and q half Ia cnrnplct" their
work and nj the end Of that time. they
had. with exceedingly light casualties.
wrcstcd from the enemy IL strip OF ter
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HUNDRED RUSSIANS 5IVEDBY
GALLANT j. :. NAVY OFFICER

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Gains for Italians.

ROME. July In the offcns
movement begun on Tuesday along n
lever Pave front. near the hdriatic, IN
Italians continued TO gain ground yes
tcriuy. The war office announced t1
Gay that additional progress had BEG
made by the Italians
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good office and livinS
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new IntcIliScnccr building. 1905 anc
1907 Market st. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care Intelli.
gcnccr. ap-17-tf
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Aided, nv Americans

LONDON. July 4.-Dctachmcnts
American infantry assisted the AuStIa.
lIanS III capturing Uumc1 This IN.
rnuncem"nt Was made officially TO.
night.
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riiory four miles wide and averaging
Il mile and Il half deep. By this opera
ton they eliminated a salient in the
British line and gained valuable high
ErHuHd.
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WANTED-To Buy

WANTED-SECoND PAS.
SENGER CAR. MUST BE CHEAE
AND IN FAELY GOOD SHAPE. WILL
PAY CASH. ADDRESS M. r.. o. BOZ
SAT WELLSSURG, W. VA. je-o7-m
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FOR RENT-Summer Home.

For Rent. Oakland, Md, Cool and Pleasant
5000 feet above tide. Heart Of Ale
ghcnics. Convenient B. q o. station.
Finely furnished house in grove OF oaks.
Good water natural gas. {. II Linvilic
Oakland. Md. 1y-@-H
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

FR RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping. or for bachelors. range. baih.
phone: $3.50 up for week 1929 Chap.
line. V---
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Any number OF Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric CraEemen.
- Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Gathercrs. flint
factory.
Hotel Porters.
Hotel Houseu7en
any number Laborcrs.
Machinists.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Welders.
FEEALE HELP WANTED.
Eight (colorcd) Glass Bottle factory.
Domcstics.
POSITIONS WANTED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Care Taker Of Lawn. Etc.
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchmen and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
Stenographers.
StcnoEra pliers and Book-kecpers.
Call ut tho United States Employment
Service between and o'clock for In
formation concerning any kind Of EN-:
ployment desired. Remember this Is 1
public service and there IL no charge
whatever to any person je-lif
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MISCELLANEOUS


Wheeling. w. Va
FOR SELE-l.l 100 l-gallon stone crooks
and 500 A-gallon stone crooks; all new,
SC each.
wANTED-To buy leather betting. en-
gncs, shaftinEs and tools Of all de-
scriptions: highest cash prices paid.
wANTED-To buy furniture. refriGcra-
tors. stoves. household goods OF all de-
scripiions. clothing. shoes, machinery
tools. etc.
FOB sALE-100 opera chairs. and lon
revolving stools. $l00 each. All IN
good conditions.
WE WILL BUY automobile wrecks Of
al descriptions. Highest cash prices
paid. q
POR SALE-Fine extension table, $1,000:
chiffonicrs. $500; wash stands, $500
and $500. Large assortment Of counter
and store tables, wash boards. zoe each:
one large power press. one large electric
shoe maker outfit complete. butter
churns and power washing machines for
sale cheap. Bargain prices.
TOOL STORE, 1o3l-s3 Market Street.
Wheeling, ". Va.
store open Saturday evening. Nat
Phone l376-R.
fv-1.t
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THE WILTSHIRE y IyG EEAc AVE-
occan t1@r: capacity $50: private baths. run
Ming water in MONS. elevator. etc music s. IN
daily; S.sr7al wHaIy. American Man. OI"n all
year. lh.,k!ct. ASAMrEI. ELLIS
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL NJ AJESTIC A, s's''. a
leach orchn View cap. 600: ELEVATOR: prsa:n
haihs running In rooms. White scrricc
Amer. plan. $40 Up daily. SPECIAL weekly. 81. ~
SMITH.
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Withdrew In n" front If The train. sonic
entering tir first car. When til" 1rHin
left. ~ Lieut.. Martins car passed. tho
a'n,r.niri; sal!rrS Shouted:
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Realizing that II" was unable IN h"'u
uu, against 4 serious attack, MhF''h
sent Il ,;tS:,iu,; itu:'*Ian friend running
for help t" 4 car "f the American H"h
cross going 70 Isuumani;h which the
NIuF,uau: WET" awaiting to SHIP I'M
mediate response came on the nm
After an hour Of tcuSG delay the SAILORS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-08

to attend services at the Friends.
Rev. O'Conner and wife are attending
a convention at Ridgeville, Ind. this
week and also visiting friends in
nelghboring towns. Mr. and Mrs. A.
r. Bertsch have moved into the Moul-
ton property on East Main street.
John Moulton. Robert and Clyde Flock
left Wednesday morning for Camp
Taylor where they will enter service.
Grover Lamott and family of Alb
Ington spent Sunday with his parents,
Nate Lamott and wife. :. @. 3. Taylor
of Dayton, and a friend, Mr.. Ikenberry
spent Sunday with Mr.. Taylor's moth
er. who has been sick for the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and daugn-
tiers Sunsan and Mary, Richmond, were
guests of Mrs. Cushman Sunday. Miss
May Joy of indianapolis, was also her
guest on week day. Richard kel-
lum and wife spent Saturday with their
daughter, Mrs. Glen Brumfield. Mrs
Emory Hobbs and daughter Louise
have returned from Florida, where
they have been spending the winter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-08
Richmond Girl Now
in Moving Pictures

In Brown of Harvard" the college
play in which Tom Moore and Hazel
Honey DAILY of Skinner fame, are
starred at the Murray today and Sat
urday. Thelma Wysong, Richmond
girl, is seen in one of the star roles.
Miss Wysong will be remembered by
the younger set as having attended
high school here last season. She
has made rapid strides in advance
ment in the picture world and is to
be co-starred with Tom Moore in his
next release.
The vaudeville for the last half of
the week Is composed Of Fagg and
White, in 'Africanology." a couple of
black face comedians with lot of
new songs and jokes, also the Carson
Trio, who play upon the banjo and
ACCORDION, rendering selection Of
high class and popular numbers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-08
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
Starts to Leave the System Within
TMenfX-fOur HnurS.

Every druggist in this county Is au-
thorized to say to every rheumatic suf
ferer in this vicinity that if two bottles
of Allenrhu, the sure conquerer of
rheumatism, does not stop all agony
reduce swollen joints and do away with
even the slightest tWinge of rheumatic
pain, he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years and really marvellous results
have been accomplished in the most
severe cases where the suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and
where the patient was helpless.
A1lenrhu relieves at once. Inmed-
lately after you start to take 1t the
good work begins. It searches out the
uric acid deposits. dissolves the secre-
lions and drives rheuma tic poison out
of the body through the kidneys and
bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly It acts.
Blessed relief often comes in two days,
and even In cases where the suffering
is most painful all traces disappear in
a few days.
Mr.. James II. Allen. the dlscovorer Of
Allenrhu, who for many years suffered
the torments of acute rheurna tism, de-
sires all sufferers to know that he does
not want q cent of anEonc's money unn
less Allenrhu decisively conquers this
worst of all diseases. and he has in
pharmacists to guarantee it in
every nstance.-Adv.
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F3dodn2Ss P6ultEyLessonG3

you have a right to expect from care
full care and attention. There are sew
eral kinds of fowls, the large, heavy
ones that do not lay SO many eggs but
are splendid for table poultry. There
are other kinds that are not SO good
for table poultry but are good for egg
production. The best of all the laying
hens are not necessarily the best for
market poultry, nor are the heavier
varieties. Wyandotte varieties or
Rhode Island Reds are good for gen.
eral purpose work, that is, they will
lay well and will lay many eggs, and
they are excellent for table poultry
Those who wish white-shelled eggs
must keep some one of the Mediter-
anean varieties, or fowls like that,
which should be kept separate and
alone and not mixed in with other va
rieties. The mixing of Leghorns Of
any kind with the American or Eng
lish varieties produces a fowl that is
midway between and not equal to
either of the others for their own in
dividual purpose
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CENTERVILLE, IND.

Joseph Dearborn met with the cour-
Gil Tuesday evening and arranged fol
the installation of an electric motor
which he has purchased and with
which the machinery will be run here
after at the elevator. The town will
put in the necessary equipment for
furnishing the power It will be ready
by June. Mr. Deardorf expects to tear
down and rebuild parts of the build
ing and add large storage room soon.
The Needlecraft met with Miss
Laura Bertsch Monday afternoon.
Light refreshments were served.
Owing to the Dedication Services Of a
Service Flag at the Friends church
Sunday evening no services will be
held in the Methodist or Christian
church, but members are expected to
accept the invitation extended to them
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By T. +. McSREW

We have all been cautioned about
saving and exhorted to do our best
along this line to win the war We
have also been told to feed scraps to
poultry which is all very well and a
very commendable economy because
the scraps make the best feed for
poultry provided they are prepared
properly for them to eat.
We do not imagine, however, that
great amounts OF table scraps valu-
able for food are being wasted by
people at this time. In spite Of this
fact there are many things that can
be utilized for poultry feeding. Ev-
erything and anything that the fam
lily will not eat, such as vegetable
tops, potato Feelings, the waste from
the table and anything that is fit for
food should be used. 1t can be passed
through a meat cutter and cut up fine,
put in stew pan, covered with wa
ter and placed on the stove over a
slow fire, let boil until the greater
part of all the water has been absorb
ed by the contents of the pan and
then mix with meal of some kind
The best mixture can be made of
equal parts of ground oats, wheat
bran and corn meal. Stir enough of
this into the cooked mass to make it
a dry, crumbly mash and feed to the
chickens all they will eat of it at noon.
Do not feed it hot; it can be fed rea-
sonably warm. This is one of the very
best kinds OF feed for laying hens
They can eat all their crops will hold
of it; it will digest quickly and pro-
duce eggs. The other feed can be a
grain mixture thrown into the litter
morning and evening with some dry
wash in a food hopper.
There are few things of import
ance which, if neglected. will prevent
success with poultry growing The
floors of the houses must be dry, the
litter on the floor must be dry, the
poultry kept must be of some one Of
the standardized varieties or you will
not gain from them the results that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-08
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of dan
druff is to dissolve it, then you de.
stroy it entirely. To do this, get about
four ounces of ordinary liquid aryon;
apply it at night when retiring: use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning.
most, if not all of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more APP
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus-
trous. glossy, silky and soft. and look
and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store 1t is inexpensive and new
er fails to do the work.-Adv.
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DOWNWARD COURSE
Fast Being Realized by Richmond Pc,
pIe.

\ little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders may quickly fol.
low:
Dropsey and often Bright's disease
This frequently is the downward
course of kidney ills
Don't take this course. Follow the
advice of Richmond citizen.
Mrs. J. r. Brown. $40 Randolph St.
says: II have used other kidney rene.
dies, but Doan's Kidney Pills have al
ways given the best results. My kid
neys were weak and ! had dull. nagg-
ing backaches. felt languid, my work
tired me easily and / often had dizzy
headaches. My kidneys didn't act reg
ular, either. Doan's Kidney Pills soon
restored my kidneys to a good. healthy
condition and the aches and pains left
my back"
Price G0c. at all dealers. Don't simp-
" ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's
Kidney pills the same that Mrs.
Brown had Milburn Co. Mfgrs..
Cuf'alo. y. V