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Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
NO Av|ATORs GOING
 AS RED CROSS MEN
Republican A. P. Leased WireJ

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Germaa charges that American aviators are crossing to Europe as members of the Red Cross on hospital ships were officially denied today by the state department and proof of the allega- tion was demanded of the German government through Spain.
 The fact that the state department took notice of the dispatch sent out by the German wireless was taken in official quarters as an indication of the seriousness with which the de- partment regards the apparent in tention of the German government to pave the way for attacking American hospital ships in violation of the Geneva and Hague conventions.
 Reasonable Explanation
 In explanation of the German statement that an American aviator brought down in the region of the army of General von Hutier carried a pass which referred to him as q member of the American ambulance
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Not Literature but Costly

They say that mere budget of news is not literature and so is not the subject of copyright, and even if it were we have not compiled with the copyright law and so. arc not entitled to the protection 1t affords. Funda- mental principles of justice announced in copyright cases may have applica- tion here, but the formal law of copv- right has no place. Has not the com plainant some right of property in the daily news report it produces and a right which a court of equity will pro- tect? Are not the practices of the petitioner complained of by the res pondent and admitted by the petitioner unfair as against a competitor and will not a court of equity enjoin them ?
 'There is here at one and the same time taking of property of the As sociate0 Press and unfair competition in business. Counsel for petitioner Say that unfair competition exists only where one dealer sells his pro- duct as being that of his competitor
 In such case there Is a double wrong which the law interreres to prevent. viz the fraud upon the public who do not get what they believe they are
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
ARIZONA QUOTA FOR
 NEW CALL IS 1,784
 TOGO TO CAMP CODY

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Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
NOTE

We pleased Adams donate M other the named by the subscriber
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
THEFT OF NEWS IS :. INVOLVED IN CASE
 OF A. P. VS. HEARST

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
CONVOY TRAINS
PASSING EAST
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FOUR TRUCKS PASS THROUGH
CITY IN PAST FOUR DAYS.
Total Of ], $50 Tons Are Moved Over the
Highways Toward tho Battle
Fields Of France.

Moving like great serr' Mt across the
hills and dalcs somewhere cast Of this
cry arc $S4 giant army transport trucks.
they having passed through this city
during the past four days. They are
silent reminders that the Cn!tod States
is really al war and the kaiser will no
doubt soon feel this great serpent coil
Ing around his frontier and the tangS
plunSing into the innermnat corners OF
his slowly turnhlinE down empire.
Tho total cost OF the giant train that
just passed through is approximately
81. 1890 the average cost Of each COM
plcln truck being $4,000. With this
giant train there are 1,l52 officers and
mrn. who a few months ago were WORK
ing at various occupations scattered
throughout the country. many OF them
never before seeing a motor truck The
tonnage moved will aggregate approx
matcly 1920 tons and the railroads Will.
as Il result. be saved this sum by the
movement Of the train.
The great train that jIst passed to-
ward the Atlantic coast will within inc
next few weeks be creeping up toward
the battlefields somewhere in France.
The train comprises the 3llth United
States supply Train and consisted OF
Companies y, 3. &. u. Z and r. COM
pany r. In charge Of Captain George
Campbell. left Milwaukee. WIS.,. on Aug
ust g. while Company u, in charge Of
Captain David Dyer, left the same CITY
on August I, or four days later. inc
entire humber met and departed from
Chicago on August :. S. and 10. re-
spectivcly. and arrived here on August
IL, II md is, making Il schedule record
trin. with only one mishap. the death
of one man and the injury OF another
when O car overturned on the st. Glars
VILE hill here.
In the crew were lawyers. doctors.
farmers, mechanics and practically every
known trade and craftsman. and each
and every ono was anxious TO get crack
-, Eaiscr Hill. Every second train
marked at tho government parking sta
ZION at Blauey's Grove and all secured
oil and gasoline and supplies mere
through Peter Boyd Of the motor convoy
department. who had charge OF Iheir
routing schedules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Preparing Germany For
Retreat in the West

PARIS August 10. The German
press Is attempting In r"assurr its pub
Tic that Il general retreat is necessary on
rhr western front 10 allow General Lu-
ucndurff room to nIHoucver and TO AS
sumo lh. initiative on n vast SCALE IN"
newspapers report. y German retreat
tic newspaper says. would be direct
result nf the recent allied successes. The
lcwS pa pers assert that oven II the Cor
mans receive rcInfurccmcnts from Aus
tria they have los, tnr power To COM
mand events. as Marshal F0ch has the
jnitinllve and will kcci, II.
German prnpH ;slnda insists that IN"
German genera! staff will retain the IN
tIiaiitr ny forcing premature engage
m"nts on tho. American army and thus
wearing it out before ii Is fully pre-
pared.
L'Hommr Iiihrc says thnt the Amcrl-
ran forces taking part in the ltrArdy Of
Irnsivn could not b. compared in size
with those Of tho French and British. 1t
says that America will Sonu have first
class army in France and that IL VIII
have airplancs which tho German ari'
sthrs will have reason 10 fear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
1903 SPECIAL SERVICE
MEN FROM THIS STATE

WASHINGTON. Aur. l9.-EjEhtccn
states were called upon by tho Provost
Marshal General ln-,uy 10 furnish
R.7ha white draft rrEsirants OF gram
mar school education fit fer general
military service. Thr nicn Will rntrNin
September |. Voluntary cnliStmrnts
wi! l." accepted until August %.
All these men Will be- sent Ia schools
or training rrnlrrS for instruction Ill
special lines of service for which they
are wanted. IN addition. Ohio nnd tho
District e. Columbia We're directed IL
furnish - white rtSIslrants each. to
report on August GO respectively ut Will
bur Wright field. Dayton. Ohio. end TO
the HnStl. ucrn-Squadrun Washington.
Following are calls upon different
states and the points to which tho men
are ordered:
ohio. ia. Cincinnati. Ohio. University
Of Cincinnati.
sylvania. zoe. Newark. Dol.
/ Pennsylvania. .n6 Cambridge" Springs,
Pa.
Pennsylvania. 3a7. Spring Garden M
stitute. Philadelphia.
West Virginia. 1O3. Richmond Com.
Club. Richmond. Indiana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
MEMORIAL FOR
EDWARD BOWMAN
FIRST WHEELING SOLDIER TO Lax
DOWN LIFE IN FRANCE TO BE
REMEMBERED.
spectal Services Will Be Hold sunday
Morning in Zane Street M. Z.
Church

Next Sunday morning IN the 1a"'
Street Methodist Episcopal church. Kew
Frank E. Townsend. tho pastor. and the
,neuhsrs. Of the congregation of the
church will hold n special mcmoriai
service for Private Edward ?. Bowman
one of Whceling's first boys 10 lay down
h!s life fighting for democracy on inc
battlefield OF France.
Rev Townsend. will deliver, the ser'n"l
having n tribute TO tho young soldier
how who was q member Of that church'
rrIyatc Bowman was ono OF tho most
.rdent members Of the congregation OF
the church. ,,s,,,-d
While the church will honor EdWaru
Rowman. the members of his Suiioa!
school class. the Young Mems CLASS,
will nav tribute TO tho dead. q sola
star will be placed in the nag IN tne
nine, of one Of the blue stars and inc
rocout chair Of the departed Will w
DRAINED. Mr.. Bowman was mn a"tN'
,,cmhcr Of the class and he Will long DC
remembered. ,,d -
An invitation has been extended |"
oil nryysrarcrrncn Of the city ana lh"Sc
,rriEaicd with tho press attend INC Sti
vice in II body Ia pay homage 10 titr'.
former fellow worker who Is rcSt'nE
with The heroes who have given '"c'i
lives in the great war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Former Governor G. H.
Prouty, of Vermont, Killed

S!-TEHi;O0IiE. Quebec. Awg. 1'.--E.
n ProI;ty, formerly governor al YER
mont was KILLED when the autrmnnlIe
I'm whica hs was ridlnt was struck oF
Grand TRUNK train ncnr Waicrvllin TO-
dav I'll" ,Anmirnur was rendered uh-
conSCiuus.
Mr.. pr"uty was on his way from New
mort, Vermont. to take train al Len
knoxville for Jackman. Mninr. when the
cauffclrr failed to observe the appr"ach-
Ing engine owing Ia II dcl:sc fog. ait.
lrou,y was instantly killed. Tn" chit'il-
reur, ]. w. Hiay. was taken. To tho Seer
brooke hospital suffering from concus-
sion q: the brain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Civil War Threat in
Spanish NEWSPAPERS

MADRID. Aug. 19.-tEy the AS
sociated Press. I--Grrman"rhilc news
napcrs, smch as tn" y. Il. =" inc
rrihuna and the Iacion. III comment
,n, upun the not" from Spain |" Ter
MANY. the text If which Is sti't unknown.
publish articles rcflccting Il threat "'
civil war in case of II rupture IN fcE..
lions with Germany. This has aroused
an energetic protest from the press
which is friendly ii the allies.
Although the country preserves 'tS
tranquility the majoritf ri The news
papcrs publish alarmist articles and lhr
international. situation is the UNIVERSAL
,noi,, OF conservation al clubs and cares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20

mining. Kanawha county draft board
has found * necessary t":call eight 40
dttional 1918 -resistrants for the inere-
ment to be. entrained on August 80 Tor
Camp .Cireenlcaf. Lyle. Ga.
1t is said that several Of the men IN
the current call have appealed to tho
dis,rlc, board for deferred CLASSIFICATION
or the grounds that they are engaged IN
the production Of coal. The district
board has been given authority 10 open
tho case Of am Il for any reason II IS
believed that additional registrants VIII
h. ,,ecded to NIL tie places OF mon who
may he excused at the last minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Camp Sherman Blues
Chaser al the Ferry
"Scottie" Lupton Arrived to Aid IL tho
Community House Fund
Drive.

"Scottic" Luptnn. the soldier boy
touted as the man who drov" the blues
from Camp sherman. arrived In Martins
Ircrry last evening. and VIII take active
mart IN. the campaign in Enlmont' county
in tho interest Of the Community HOUSE
Fund drive Tn" quota or belmont
county IS $500. y meeting has been
called for this evening ut tho Board q
Trade building nj Martins Ferry, and
.ScottIe" will b. present 10 deliver aG-
dresses. Everyonc Interested IN thr.war
IS invited to be present and listen. u
ttis bunch Of chccriulncss from Camp
sherman. 'Scpttic'' will confer with
tho Bnllaire officials in charge OF tho
drive in that city tomorrow AFTERNOON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Danish
Nervousness
Puts vigor and Ambition
into Run Down, Tired
Out People

If YOU feel ;ired out. out of sorts. de-
spondcut. mentally or physically de-
pressed. and lack the desire to accom-
dish things. get so cent box OF, Wen
dclrs Ambition Pills at John Coleman
& Co.'S today and your troubles Will
he over.
If YOU drink too much, smoke too
much or are nervous because OF over
work, of any kind. Wcndell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
DAYS or money back from John Cole
mam 4 CO. on the first box purchased
For all affections Of the nervous sys-
tenn, constipation, loss Of appetite. lack
Of confidence. trembling, kidney or
liver complaints. sleeplessness. e4'
hausted vitality or weakness of any
kind. get a box Of Wendelis Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
WILL LOWER THE
U.S.. BREAD RATION

W.tSHfNGTON. August 19.-Tho AM
cricaa army in Franc" is amply supplied
with bread made OF all wheat flour. the
war department announced today ana
tho daily ration Of Is ounces Of flour Tor
soft bread is 30 nvcr-ahundnnt that re-
duction to sixteen ounces day is now
under cunside ration.
Soldiers while in tn" United states
consume victory bread with the pre-
rcrihed amount Of substitutes for wheat
flour. Not until they get To France are
they allowed all-whcat bread.
Field bakers must work swiftly and
cannot kfford to experiment with new
flour mixtures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Conversation News.

Now employing concerns have been
admitted to the protection of the stale
compensation department., as follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING company, min
Ing, Fa!rmont; Susanna Copl company.
Ward: Wilbourne Coal company. Nor
gantown; II. L. Burber. building con-
tractor, Charleston: Prince Construction
company, =. building contractors. Balti-
more; Virginia Welding company.
Charleston: Duncan Construction COM
pany. building contractors. Marlinton:
William NJ. Conaway. contractor, Fair
mont: Charleston Concrete Constructions
company, Charleston; Little Four Oil 4
Gas company. Pittsburgh: y. h. Snead'
contractor Huntington: c. A. Messenger
engineering and prospecting, Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Ohio News Notes.

Z coLCMBrS-Said to 10 wanted IN
keystone, W. Va. for 12arder. James
Diamond. negro. was turned over 10 sae
pol5ce Of that town today. Dannonu
WAS arrested here Saturday by local
! an,horities Police Chief Bernard, OF
Keystone. .came after the prisoner
CoLUMBES-Peeer Carroll. aged os'
fell dead in crowded street car ne'e
to-day from, heart disease
SCOLC MBUS--Dr. William y. luck pa
for, of the St. Clair Avenue 'f'respStclaan
obnrch for the past three. years. has an
~ cnnced that he will resign sepeemoee !
-Iua, 49, the nannc'
h.hy. s3rtnr month in Chic. the seatt
3s,srd. OF health, has .anuonnce9:- 80
cOIrNBCS-Ohto people have beer
warned against the whoQplns coosn
menace which ROW Is raging throuenou'
tho, stale. Cases numbering l.b1- were
reported last month.
MARION-A boy whose companions
ran of and loft him when nc was dF"" II
jnr in the local water works reservoir
5e-dav was identified as Walter tFroi
His parents thought he had gore u o's
7Erandnothers. 49,, ,o.-;..
-. NARYSYlLLE-E poison oerr'e:
; caused the death OF E1b-.l Ih"iuas' "s -
: 1 years to-day 'rhrc" other Children II
h&he same family are S''""''
the same cause. ,>--C,>-. ~
Z .c.ANrI, PERRY, PORT Cl.tNTON-o'
III $40 student officers who were GFa"
ir.t,d Yesterday from th': small arm
, Sr,nr school, % student others lunnile'
Az EXPERTS, IL az sharpshootrrs. 81 a.
r,ark.men. ID as first class. as secor'
3: 4lSss md ) were unqualified.
P!ER0U-rISG CiREEN--lmportant at
rests are expected to be made t"-nlortoS
result Of the finding Of the oooy .
. wet, developed female child In. q CHS
tern located in the cellar o. the nom
of John kerschner In This CITY. accofu
k3nx to otticin!s who ar: awaiting IN
Gresdict OF ,he coroner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
INCREASE APPROVED.

NEW YORK Aug. 19.-Poftmas'es
General Burlcson. in control Of tho te'e-
graph and telephone systems. has APP
proved the 10 per cent increase in wages
of employees Of tho Western Union Ieic-
rrnph company, il WAS announced ae
tho company's office to-day.
The increase. the terms Of which were er',
recently announced. applies TO So"
workers belonging 10 the teceh.'!
formed association Of Western Ch'o'
employees: 1t will add s3.0oe'eoe HI,
nually to the company's. pay roll. NJ
advance aEgrcEnt"S 10 r"r cent or MI
employees except messengers and o'he'S
working. on committees and those on i
salary receiving moro than $4,000 i
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
RIVER NEWS

The river at o p. m. yesterday was S
feet and stationary at the wharf. The
marks at the foot Of McMcchen dam
registered J feet ; inches and rising
slowly.
e The Verne Swain left Cor Pittsburgh
yesterday morning Mt $50 with Il big
passenger and freight trip.
The Milton left for Matnmoras at
1880 n. III.
The Helen f. came IN At noon and
left for New Marttnsvillc At 3;30 p. m.
The Old Reliable passed down from
Pittsburgh to SIstcrsvlile ut Q O'Clock
yesterday morning with q tow Of empty
gasoline hargcs.
The Liberty arrived yesterday after
nooa at o'clock and VII leave to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20

for Matamoras at 1900 a. m. -.
Tho Verne Swain will be in about 40"
n. m. tonight from Pittsburgh and VIII
leave for that port at $50 a. m. To-
morrow. 't
Tho Milton will he In tonight al .''ap
o clock from Matamoras.'
River Kilograms.
Davis Island Dam-River S.s feet ana
rising: clear.
Steubenvllle-River 9 feet and station-
nry: clear.
Observation-Disclosures l." feet and TALL
ing; clear.
Oil City-River 6 inches and falling:
clear.
Wnrren-Rivcr = foot and falling:
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Seusntion Recalled,

A check for s4.12s.5B. received to-day
at tho tax commissioners department IN
payment Of a transfer OF stock in Inc
Eureka Pipe Limo company. under the
inheritance tax law affecting West ' !r-
Einia corporations. recalls q sensation
Of a few months ago that stirred Kon-
lucky. Florida, New York and other pnr-
tlons Of tho country. Tho payment was
n,ade by the executors OF tho estate %
Mary Lily T1agler. the remarked widow
OF the late Henry Flagler OF Standard
Oh and Florida hotel fame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
CAPITAL NEWS

-" CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. 1e.-
'M-s Hcnrvatte Carn>y OF Central ave-
mn. has been notified by til" war depart
men, that. her son. E>rst Lieutenant Carl
q Carney. now with no American eN-
Evolutionary forces. i.as boon c"m'"'S-
stoned captain OF Held ARTILLERY on Juiy
e:1o1S. He is the frs: Charleston boy
40. be made \ captain IL the regular
Abn,v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Deaths IN Mines.

Forty:four persons were killed In the
mines Of WcSt Virginia during III"
month Of July, according TO the report
Of the department. issued to-day. Nc
Dowell county leads IN the list, with Ii
fatalities.
OF these 1. fatalities. 2j were caused
by falls Of roof and coal, by milne car
accidents, by motor accidents. by
electrical current and outside tho
mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Charter Isrued.

A corporate charter was issued to-day
by rne secretary OF sttto to tho trcde-
k.ns-Banlss Violin company. Of Hunting
tom. Sr5.H00 capital stock. TO manufac-
ture musical instruments and accessories
and deal in violus: incorporated by VIII
s: Fre-ielsinE. ". II. Banks. Arlene
Young C. T. Taylor and a. W. "er1n-
ger, all az Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20

fields by James B. Neale, director Of pro-
duction for the United States fuel Rd-
ministration. has sgnalizcd his active
entrance upon the performance Of his
now official duties by issuing an appeal
to the miners for increased tonnage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
For Increased Tonnage.

e E. White. Of Glen White and
Charleston. president and general man
ncer Of the E. Z. White Coal. company.
lust appointed production manager OF
!th9 New River ana Winding Gulf coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20

Matrimonial Alterations Ash's
Yes. hut she has compelled MN -
married = snlf-Dladc man. dlun Sn''
n,,k, extensive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Moro R.ertstranta Called.
,-ilf

:; IN view: OF rho many claims rnaco Z"
the distric. appca; board under the re-
cen, ruunx providing TOR deferred clas-
s,scatioa Ter res:st-acts' engaged N Soai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
OHIO NEWS

Z COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. t9.-The army
rechool Of military aerorAlutics at Ohio
f6tatc university will 10 abandoned. IT
became known herr Today. on August
81. and the personnel OF the school sent
10 other aviation centers. Tho move -
i1Ai6 10 be part o. the government
policy Of concentration IN &vlAtion wcrk.
. preceding step having been thu aband-
onment OF the Wrigh, ":ing field NJ
Dayton for practice lights An army
fadto school will prntsiniy hn opened at
fho university.
Major George X. Harrison - COM
Smandant II the school. Th"re ire now
400 students at the school. which has
had 900 students AT onn time 4 school
FOR adjutants was discontinued in June.
6nly pilots being trained there since
That time.
, Lieutenant: Fred ". Norton. aviator
and CORNER star atile," at Ohio state
university. who had bcru reported miss
ing in action since JN!y 20. died OF
wounds in 4 hospital III .F>rance. July
20. according 10 word received by the
young mans parents To-day. from
,Aajo- Harold E. H;rtney. commanding
eis!cer Of $or.on's squadron.
According to Major Hartney. Norton.
Fer. and two other pilots. set ~ on L
mission over the enemy lines. i Storm
sarose, delaying the return. and VI his
Spcpportune time they cIcc>'Intered about
20 enemy plancs and prolonged light
tSlNsucd. Norton was shot through the
kAASst and landed on the allied Side OF
BE Mans Land. He wa: taken to an
Enmericant hospital where no died.
IN ----
iiiGDr. Stephen a. Douglass. 'supertntend-
Mt Of the Mt. Vernon sani:oriuna. has
Mean granted leave OF absence by the
f1tAto board OF administrator TO assist
sths government IN wor Work among
ssnSn1culsx patients IL Italy, He Is ex-
Erected TO leave Tor Italy within two
INSeks. -.
=: Tho German American Publishing
Sssmpany. Of Columbus. which publishes
tho Daily Express, Der OHIO Soutass-
hast. = Sunday paper. and Der "sst-
Hotc, q seni-weekly. all printed In the
herman language. announced to-day tha'
ION August 90 1t will suspend the publ
hation Of the three newspapers beeaus:
{of patrtottc reasons Publication will
mot be resumed after the war. although
Tau three papers havetheen paying di'1-
3dends, 1t is said.
| The president Of the company Is
3Nrator Gustav Htrsch. commanding the
3Tenth Field Battalion OF the United
Estates Signal Corps.
The Ohio Taxpayers League spent
sSt0, 1855 IN its campaign 10 obtain sig
natures 10 its petition submitting con
Institutional amendment providing lor
classification of property Cor taxation
saccordiug TO the leagues statement nleo
to-day with the secretary II stose- FOR
liner Lieutenant Governor ". y. Hreeu'
Humid, Of Cleveland. is f1SSed among tne
! coptribators to the fund. Ihe at1leao'
s,rent viii be voted upon at. the Norcm-
sfoer election.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-13
Suits Coats Dresses
BlOuses Skirts s=GOWns

The most favored of the fashions Spring Apparel are
town in Suits that dessy, tailored and in sport effects
Coats becoming attractive in their refined appearance
Dresses possessing distinct features wide range pretty styles
Blouses irresistible smartness charming and comb
nationsSrts IN most delightful models and Gowns of ele
gance for afternoon and
Dainty Lingerie -nnumerabe Accessories of Dress
for grls-as we'll suggestions
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-13
Millinery = Shoes Gloves
NeCkWear = Hosiery COrsets

IN Millinery here distinctive variety from the most skilled
designers showing careful attention eaShoes pleas
ing range OF styles by dependable makersGoves from the
spring that the graceful lines of the
hgureosiery of distinctive smart color for
the low shoes 80