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been sent TO Fort Sill. Okla. for i
course In advanced flying. Oscar Chill
ton his brother, was commissioned an
officer. and Is on his way from Cuba.
cyrus Chilton. another brother, has
been transferred from Camp Lee to
Camp Jackson. S. c. Eugene Chiffon,
stu another brother. left Il short while
since for an officers training camp In
South Carolina.
Mrs. Floyd T. Smith and daughter.
Miss Genevieve, of "Sunnysidc." re-
Gently spent some time at White Stone
with Mrs. Smiths daughter Mrs q.
II. Is. hubbard. going from there to
kilmarnock for little visit with Mrs.
Robert II. Chiffon.
DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Byrd are in
Charleston. w. Va. Mrs. Byrd was
called there by the critical illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Currey.
Mrs. q. +. EubanlS has returned from
trip to Washington.
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CLIFTON FORGE
Especial to The rimes.Dispatch.1

TSTtVTdT DTsTItCII.1
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, May Is
Mrs. p. II. Kelley. OF Thurmond. w.
Va. is here on visit TO her husband,
who is n patient in local hospital.
Mrs. c. D. Nmmo is in Washington
with her daughter. Mrs. j. r. Smith.
who is Ill in hospital there.
y. II. Grimsley has returned from
trip to New York.
II. b. Lyle is in Williamson. Va
where he expects to spend some time
visiting friends.
Miss Bryan Watson is in Sha wboro.
y. c.. having been called there on
account OF the illness of her aunt, Mrs.
W. r. Sawyer.
Cecil Wicklne. of Hopewen. has re-
turned home after visit to his pa :
rents.
visiting Mrs. 3. II. Thomas. on Con.
mercial Street
Mrs. Jesse Green. who has henn visi:
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returned to her homo after a visit
70 her sister, Mrs. j. H. Callahan.
I. II. johnson has gone 10 Ai.x.,
ton. poS'-
Miss Enie Emerson. of Louisiana h,.
accepted a position with the Daily Re
Wow. ana mas entered upon her duties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

WITHIN ten minutes arter an .ppIi
cation Of Danderine you can not find q
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
VIII please you most will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair. fine
ana downy at hrst--yes-but really new
hair--growing all over the scalp
A little Danderine Immediately don.
bles the beauty of your hair. No dit.
ference how dull. faded, brittle and
scraGsy just moisten cloth with
panderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. The effect is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. fluffy and
wavy. and have an appearance OF
abundance: an Incompatible lustre
softness and luxuriance.
Get n small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine for a few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove thai
your mar is as pretty and soft as any
mat II has been neglected or injured nv
careless treatment--thats ali-you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
81 II II you will just try a little Dan.
dcrine.-Adv.
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Ing her mother. Mrs. Sutton. has left
FOR her home in Wilmington. Del
James II. Cornell, Of Roanoke. is
spending several days here.
MISS Gladys Tucker. who has been
caching near Petersburg, has returned
o her home.
Mrs. w. l.. Wright. of Detroit. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Centralized Control Of
Economic Forces of the
Entente Nations a Fact

WASHINGTON. LCt. 2.-Thr long
planned centralized control Of all the
economic forces uf tho nations tightiN:;
Germany Is at last 4 fact. II applies
the principles OF The unified military
command To raw materials. uianufa"-
,urcd products. TStippinE. finance. fond
the United States and the co-bclli gcrents.
the United States and the co-hcliEereutS.
The great plan WAS worked out 10y
President Wilson's so-callrd war cab!
approved by the President and the pre-
MFRS Of the entente nations.
No announcement of It's con%unma-
tion has hacn mad: hrrc;in fact. ii has
rather becu withheld from publicity.
Some rt It's details and the fact that il
actually is in operation have bccom"
KIN oun through DEVELOPMENTS in. rari.
and London.
Co-rrdInal ion OF effort by IN" aseo-
ciatcd governments in addition To mill
tary and naval activity. amounting I"
centralized control. is built around tho
five inter allied courc ilS--war. shipping.
munitions. food and finance.
Committees will deal directly with
virtually all materials and commodities
for the prosecution Of the war.
tn. entente plan con templates tho Guy
ing Of rcd tape. elimination az rontru-
v"r<ies between the allies IN ;hrIr Hrhl
against the central powers and Welding
tho resources Of the allies Into u Colt
mon pool and to provide this rna"hin'r"
TO handle all problpns that arH ln'ri-
cate, voluminous or in need nf cna;nu-
GUS attention
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THIS ENGLISH PRELATE
HAS WILSON'S VIEWS
Archbishop Of Canterbury Says Mass OK
Christians In His Country Are Long
ing for League of Nations.
fS,cci,, Cnhle Dcspatrh.N

Especial came Tvs it'' u.
LONDON Oct ".--Thc Archbishop OF
Canterbury, in Il letter /" IN" Tines re-
f.rrinr tn TrrSid,ut Wilson'S speech ~
last week SAYS: ,,,.
am convinced that the mass 81
thoughtful. Christian f"iks In EnGlahH
feel with All "Hrn"sin"SS htH"'H "I
others. tho fore" 81 hlSSS"n' EN- ~" ,I'n'
for reasons. not "f p"lHy but -! prh.
riplc, not Of national interest hNt ~
righteousness and imStl"c nn! rEdnr-
ing peace. We want ~ IfaEu" "i VA
lions on tho very lines h" ha:, drawn
Details thrr" may. b" in ms "'S'rIP'l"H
which need calculation or Development.
hu, his outline has our unhcs!'AtlnE
support, We are not afraid "i Sucli
items &c self surrender as may her" ana
,hrr. h. involved for This nation q? thH'.
The issues arc worldwide; cur VISION
and our purpose must he world" lnc Toe:
81 President WILSON rest ASSURED 81
Tho vivid and eager response his nnprhi
nwakrns in the minds u lcrF ut Ih"u-
sands Of Christian men and women upon
whose will. IN the long run. an effect
i've decision must turn. tn" "hurCh"S
in our land have spoken with no unc"r-
tain voice.
rio. given eight months ago. WAS d"l!h-
rrat, and unanimous. W. n"t H"r'I!
w.l,unc,I In the name Of ~" i'r!n'" If
l'rar" 1hr idea IT such Il lraEu". hut Nc
desired that TIN: provision tor H. Shuuih
~, ju"Iud,I in IN" ro:illlI"n" al IN"
settlement when II i"fll"S' ''h"e
churches Hcr""d or followed suit. ""
had not Sr"kcn lightly or without IN
asSuran"" "f TN" width ana warmth 81
tn. eupImIt on which "" count. W."
xiv. n.r mcr" lip ;rdh"rrnr" I" III" great
,tIral. W.. mean that tn" thing shall
coma" L. lass.
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ny II VI. SIXTH.
I Special cop: r'ehi tahl" I" lh' ~"
York 'rribuu" and III"
;"i!:SrtlTrrI

York Trlbun. and Thc
InI"i!:erncrrr
ROTTERDAM oct. 2.-Th" F"rIih
n,nrrs do their h"-t 10 carry out tbs
.n,rrniI.,ul nr,h = - present tho sIiuh'
lion IA th,e dlsuHr""nblr hight. bur
,!rnI,it, Ih"mS"Iv.>. lh"y reflect IN" &C.
SPAR rrv',iiHE.
The lputrsh" Ta."sz"itunS thanks
,;ud that l!"rlin g not ';rrmnny. IE'
urrNuuSn..sS Cf rhr capital sine" Sat"i-
,ay'S panic IN the hnurSH 'ul"trirS h!
many hnr."S' lengths ihn' "G ih. """n'
!ryaS l. whole. which. though II r'%"rHS
lhr situation calmly mni S"r!"ii$ll. pre-
SsrvrS n" inner calm "t :; l"'"pl'' con-
!-ciuus al their strength.
And So r,Ii Th" rraCtt"nHrr papers
usr ihis rriSIs Ia frightrU IA N"S'''
rutn Il Jos r"rtr'"u -! tl"r Demand" t'r
-rf"riu. ono says that rhr t"nir'Si* are
nh"u, |" y!rlI IT, III" FINAL drnHnds ~
:h.. S,".nl nrmucraI" and wares ih'h
AMI III" National Liberals @! IN" dun
ger fr such Il COURSE.
RI, idea mnn;,rh IN SOM quarters ~
recalling Van I;"thinnm- 'i"liw"&'-
makes the lr"utSchr Ta""E2rttunS fE'-
lous. "AS IL" II sage. 'th" nation hAi
,n, pad enough already @"r In" rhan-
u"l!"rshin. LhIS enemy ~ me 'ulF'!''
(I:rirh,.y' rrirTbTr.D
IL i. Kcurr7,ll,- agreed thai much, and
SOM say. everything. dependS on Ter
.n:tny'S saving her position in tie lai-
Eans The VuSsi$rh, X.ituuE in m ar'i-
Gle communicated from n Especial quar-
ter" ,yrn advocates Il withdrawal from
the west fron' and Italy in nr'icr Ia prr-
vent a general collapse III III" east. II
insists that with Eulsaria out. II is i'm
lr5<s;il. far Turk-v. wi'h F"nStaniinp-
plcs .~ltrs threat. nrd hy tn" allies. L"
hold ont.
'rl,. effect "r his on 1:n,nana Is
0nlG 80 clear" says this newspaper
"rhc whole nt the Balkans would then
b. in IN" hands II tn rnt"nt" aud would
form IN admirable base Of np"rati"ns
against Austria That AustriA could
continue tn resist IS imrrubahlr.
"lni,nrorlant factors which need mt
hr discussed here would opcrnl" To make
tina; iinpruhablIty nm imn""sibilItN.'E"
man. would ind herself alone. unable
nj ihr cost of far-r"n%hinc rnnc"sSi"ns.
- obtain m acrrptnht" nrac" and would
choOS.. hrfw""n AN entire surrender or
runtn at thr COS. III heaviest sac
nrcs only ih7 rrs:nrl::"n "f the front
IN bulgaria can spar" her mat nara
rhrir".
.'fy.n If She Is 80 override The wish
80 the majnrii; "f IN" Bulrar people.
sentimental Scrunlc$ would not h'. al
lowed "a stand IN tn" WAY any m"r"
than IN the rasr II the allies III r;r,.urc."
Thu. EosSirhr ZnitunE continues:
Troops can pr provided md II thr
necessary r.s"rvrS arc not Forthcoming
i is q mislak" /" hold onto The treat ut
Rroat- litnTSk for il Germany failed 10
restore her position In tho balkans. the
treaty might easily open 10 tn" enemy
4 new Russo rm!tsh front against An
ISOLATED Germany
Tho EoclniSrh' H"itunE 'hmrr"S Pre-
micr NalIn1G OF Bulgaria with hiding
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PREDICTS RUMAN|ANS
WILL TAKE UP ARMS

PARIS TUESDAY,. Oct. LII inc
allies have succeeded in ending h"S'l't
ties in Macedonia il - TO DC hoPeo
MAT they will also succeed in reoc ming
an agreement which will bring ABOUT
lasting prac,. AMONG the EaIkan ma
,,,ns. was :, statement made To news
,.a,.ru,cn 1aS, nigh; by Tax" JonsScu'
+orr.r minister ut IN interior or ten-
mania. who = visiting allied countries
IN the interests Of his native land
!"E,n,anii. must p"t hack the territory
-, the other Si.l% o. ih.' Danube now "c-
y HIpi.d by ii. Euigncs. hs crntlnuFH-
II, is indisprnsihl" t"Na7T '>"n"tni" i'S
and would IN rn wise T." 4 he lSarran
,.anitulatiuE. bulgaria would have other
ADVANTAGES which, wnuti NOR" 'han
counter haiar,r,. tn. m"re withdrawal nj
her army from thus territory.
"Nllied troops VII NrpEna"h the Dan
,lb4 and thu Rumafiian army Will taKc
IN the arms Wr.nch.d from Il by th''
So-caltad peace of Eurha rest. TIL" hand
;ul OF Gernla.nnphilrS who sought 10
,lishnnor their country will scatter like
,.hatc. The u"T, E,Imanian army W. Il
exceed in valnr tn. lid "r'. II is n. Il
hslliserent that am Sparkling I" .'y"',
and a,n proui ot =. .tb"v" Ali her"
should b" no p:a".. uu;ii n: allies cnt"r
Germany.
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ALLIES TO SEND AN
ULT|MATUM TO The
HUN GOVERNMENT

wASEuN|;Tr\. oct. I'm u!''ri'-
.uoo to ,;cr,u:,ny -"-artt;nS Tho ruthless
distraction IL ,.:t;,.S and pEt'h'' r''f
2-,y in nn-t:,.ru France and l's.5!u''
is being urc,I IN th. a.i"'S ana IA
4;citet States and - uHd.r ernS!o''l
ti"n. .
The curn,uc Il ''anh-ai ard -.
Quentin and III" devastation ~ on: 80
,hc ,nos, prpuluus regions Of EUROPE Is
Tho Germans r"tr"at has aT"uN''f 'i'"'H-
ration. and :: WIS *a'd m I'''""'i, ~
nrc,cS friday :hGi t;"rtu:iuy w"ut1 p's
warned soon :h;l: 4 she allows IN" ""'A
..f destruction t. continue sever" ESp''-
sal will follow 80,
II Is suggested chat tho cities on t!'>
Rhine should b. marked 90. d"Sir''''>
ZION and the E"rlIn S"THFnni'"S S'
that fo- every French and EcIe' an -:
w,thout military reason - ci'y "7''i''.!
,c,ports-t and valuable S"ntin'"hS'1'iE
and materially will be laid waste.
7cprisalS by BON oardEn"n; mas
,.,,,s,.i tho Germans TO dis""ntinu" :"
q pr.n. extern, their attack m G"~"-r%
loss communities. II IS f"tt tHNr" t''>
Z, similar u>ruin.. might be eiE"';:v' m
frrinrJRC hru,,. 10 N" TcTrn7r pe'pI'
~, danger ,c retaliation t"T ruen'SSS
destruction q: territory now ",fu2'Nl
by their troops. ,. a.
An OiIlCidl Nt~ph>N-tt 4'''''
d,v ouotes :he Petit i'c-is!cn us ioI-
lows: :. I'm
.1-auhra! IL burning. This Is the
new crime accom- plished by those Erf'e
destroyers Of life Cambria. inc NJ
3oricaI city. with all her memories W
Tho past: Cambria. the modern to"n
with industries. is falling 70 PtC
among a red and black whsrl"lnd OK
sparks and flames. C:n'hsat IS al ,hE
present moment but an "n"r1nous mr.
Thn Germans have left. hut they tnreW
as they went their inccndiarF eo,ensS
on the valuable rcmHuhrancrs or A''
Gent France Our allies. wh" had Ia
ken s,1ch precautions I" save tne H.
eon,emnl,te horrors: r;cH"D. :hc Ger
1uans iupious work.
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MOVIE THEATRES TO
BUY SMILAGE BOOKS

WASHINGTON. oct. 2-Motion pic
iur.. ,h.:urrs IN Ill parts of IN" country
ar.. bridging themselves 10 turn oft!
10 pr c"nt. OF ;h"!r gross r"cc'PSS OH
on, day Zach month Tor the purpose ~
..smileaS. books" or tickets 70 lhealrlcai
;,-:nru,uncns IN Camp Liberty thea'erS
This arrangement. whIch - "':'HS 'h'u''
under the DIRECTION "i I'LL WAT u'p~Ai
men; commission OH training camp ae
,;,.tic. Is IT. continu" for the duration
80 tha wor In g.. far aS posi- bic tho
..r,,l,s-. hook. will bc supplied To SOL
diarv If thns., states and cities from
which tn" money is sent.
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Buy ugtRN BoNDs
Tn PREVENT SPANISH INFLUENZA
START USING N0STR|OLA" NOW
Nostriola Is Antseptic Cleansing Opens Air Passages
and Prevents Disease of Nose Throat
and Bronchial Tubes.

sick to the we'll by sncoz!n: and cough
ing. or by The us' ~! infected towels
drinking vessels or other articles nreVi-
uusly used by thr sick.
Don't take chances hut set "NoSTRl-
OLA.". I::lIm or Liquid ~ your druggist
today. All druggists sell ard recon-
mend -NOSTRIOI.A" and II is some
thing that should l." uSrd by every mem
Der Of th4 household 10 prevent. colds.
which often lead TO Catarrhal and other
diseases if nor checked promptly.
NOSTHIOLA. Balm. Liquid or Atom
izcr Outfit can be obtained at Gricst'S
cclcman's. Rau's, TWINS, Hicks & Hogs
or any druggist
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aPpREC1ATryE WOMEN.

Hos, ,."i"n - thu question asked. ~"
IN. Testimonial letters published IN me
ct Lydia T.. l'tnkhahl :
Nrr.Inhr.. ,'"!nr"unh rcnnin" ana tru":
In answer IA that question wH want I"
answer mus, crnphatiCalIy yes: and II Is
,.ln,lnrsS for h"altii restored BY IN" use
,r LYDIA j.. P:nkIanls Vegetable Com
,-,urd after weeks. months and some
inns wears # Suffering that has
pro,n1rrd thrs" women /" wiz" s"c'l
I..t,nrs in order that other women WHO
suffer rs th"H cnr" Gid may rr"lit ~
their ,:Np"ri"nCe.
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WHEELING COUPLE WE'D
At CUMBERLAND, ND.

Snrc,al dispatch /" III" lnt"'liE"n""r.
CUMBERLAND. Md H't. IL '''A'-
-,.r. license VAS issued her" to-day |"
! mis- Edward l:Trrnil. IS. steel lore
man, and Carrie: Emblem. IS, both OIL
Wheeling
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sn,nish Influenza now prevails IN
several eastern and southern states ana
will no doubt spread rapidly.
Proper precautionary measures shoui"
he taken in order 10 prevent taxing c"ia'
AZ nm arutr cold may prove In Dc all
acute attack .ot Influenza
Spanish Influenza is tho disease
which has intcrfcrrd seriously in the
prosecution Of the war by European ma
tons.
The germ which causes Spanish IN
rlucnza resides in the nnsc and throat
and bronchial tubes. Infection. there
fore IS readily communicated from the
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DEATH FOR HUNDREDS.

LONDON. Oct. 2--Thre" hundred and
fifty persons have heen killed. Z -
feared, in a railway accident north ~
NIaimo. Sweden. says M EA"harge T"ie-
graph dispatch from, tuI,..nllacen today.
Fifty children. :rh" VT, returning -
Stockholm trum The country are AMONG
the dead:
The railway line had ben washed nnt
&: this point H. several days OF rain
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1850 Persons Injured.

Eighteen hundred and ,ifty injuries
TO Drkmnn in W"St Virginia induStri"S
We reported in September +" III" Nate
wo} mems compensation commission.
acc ding 20 q statement r1ads publ" by
the department today y total OF c.Iso
claims wera diSpoSyd OF rs follows:
For less than Oh" week diSa hi!ity s. ;
non-fatal clat!u$ paid in full laos: nom
fatal claims. partial raym.n's lS"; n"a-
fatal claims. permanent disability i"
claims on fata, cas"S IS. Forty eight 81
the 1850 injuries reported resulted III
Fatalities. Thirty s"ven NJ IN. fatal and
80 OF tho non-fatal accidents occurred
in tho coal mining industry.
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nd , la-c. passenger train with twenty
four c.,rs. rurryin:; 1000 passengers run
iuto the break. Several coaches were
smashed and caught tire.
l:r 20 the Kim" the correspondent I'eu
the dispatch only five persons ''au oeen
accounted for.
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~ouERA IN VIENNA.

MADRID. Oct. (Ey the AAs0cl7fHd
p-,ss )-S.vcral cases at AslAtlc ch0i-
ora have b.crl discovered in Vienna anu
t,ca.hs have occurred from this disease
h.re arrnr,iIne To official news re-
c.jvrd here from the AUSTRIAN capital.
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NEWS
4>>A>A<>>>>>~>

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. "a
charter WAS iSSu.r! t.lay by II" SccTe-
tary Of stat. :" ih'' Francois '"Ai -.
,,f tlarkSbur;:. ~. Na.. {" operate lntn"A
-, Harrison and Marion equities: rapi-
tai stock s:nn. oh": incorporates t.. l..
Surskcr. F. j. Francois. y. T.. locke. ID.
J. Carter. Harry W. SHEETS AMI john
Craig all of tinrks''urG.
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KILLED IN ACTION.


Special Dispatch TO the IntciliGen"cr.
PIEDMONT. W. Va. Oct. 2.-ThomaS
Custer. Wcstcrnport was killed i'll nc
Etion on August Is. in Franco. according
to- a telegram received to-day by his
wife who resides &ith her parents ri
Phoenix mines. where Custer had been
= coal miner lie married just before
entering tho service.
-<ByY ugtRIY BoNDs -
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
The French Forces Again Push the
Germans Back and Dilodge Them
From Strong Positions the Austral-
ians are Drenched With Shells By
the Enemy Along Section Gained
on July 4th,

put an end to the enemy resistance
a. various points north of Chavigny
farm. We occupied LaCrlle farm aad
the quarries to the east Our patrols
pushed as far as the immediate out
skirts Of Longpont. We penetrated
the northern section OF Corey, taking
fresh prisoners.
Eastern Theatre, July 9.-There
was artillery and patrol activity west
of the Vardar, Notwithstanding the
costly checks of yesterday at tine
Gerna Bend, the enemy today again
launched an attack by the assault
troops north OF Monastir and was
again repulseG with appreciabie
losses, In lhe region south Of the
DeyOH river our troops continued
their advance in conjunction with the
Italian troops and occupied Gaia
Guraprere, the highest point of Kos
MICA crest. The Austrians, after hav-
ing Offered vigorous resistance in the
course Of the preceding days, retired
in disorder into the Tormoca valley
into which we pursued them"
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN.
BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN IN KANSAS
ROB THE MAIL AND EXPRESS
CARS AND SHOOT TWO TRAIN
MEN AND WOMAN PAS
SENGER.

Paoa, Kan, July 1t.-(Thursday)-
Three persons were shot and the mail
and express cars were looted by thir-
teen bandits who held up d fast Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas passenger
train early today at Koch, siding,
three miles east of this city. They
compelled the engine crew to detach
The mail and express cars and ran
them away and then fled north in
motor cars.
The victims of the robbers were
Fireman r. e, Carter, Parsons, Kans,,
shot in LETT ankle; 4. c. Witcher, train
auditor, Parsons, Kans., shot in the
hip; Mrs l.. d. Williams, a passen-
ger whose home is believed to be In
Oklahoma, shot in the shoulder. All
three have been taken to a hospital
at Parker, Kans.
Few details Of the robbery are
known here, as the officers are fol-
lowing the hot trial of the bandits
motor cars and the train has gone on.
The train, number 27, which left
Kansas City at $3.50 o'clock tonight,
bound for Galveston, Texas, had taken
the siding at Koch to let a north
bound train pass when the men sud-
denly appeared out of the darkness.
They compelled the engine crew to
uncouple the baggage and mail cars
n 80 "a
where they deliberately rifled them
of valuables and money. They then
took motor cars which had been held
IN waiting and fled.
Sheriff NJ A. Stevenson, OF Osa-
Matomie and other officers are lead
Ing posses in pursuits. Early this
morning it was impossible to learn
here What precipitated the shootings
or how much Qlunder the robbers Sc
cured.
Immediately after a report of the
robbery had Leen received here the
Anti Horse Thief association alarm
was sent by telephone over the ad-
joining counties and posses Of It's
members organized The Paola COM
pany of the Home Guards was called
out and started in motor cars in the
direction said to have been taken by
the bandits.
A report telephoned to Paola at one
o'clock was that it was believed the
bandits were surrounded
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
FOUR COACHES OF TROOP
TRAIN Overturned

Shreveport, La, July H.
Thursday.-Four coaches of an
eastbound troop train carrying
soldiers from Camp Bowie, Tex,
on the vcksburg, Shreveport g.
Pacific railroad, were overturned
into a ditch between Haughton
and Doylene, la, seventeen miles
from Shreveport, shortly after
midnight. A long distance teIe-
phone message from DR.. J. X.
Sheppard, of Haughton, from near
the scene of the wreck about one
o'clock this morning, stated that
no one had been killed, but that
six soldiers were more or less
seriously injured and two men
pinned under the wreckage, but
were not believed mortaIly hurt.
The accident was attributed to
a spreading rail.
Telephone messages from the
scene of the wreck stated that
wood fires were built around the
wrecked train and the soldiers
were made as comfortable as
possible while the clearing of the
track was in progress. None of
the injured men was reported
fatally hurt. Two relief trains
left Shreveport an hour after the
wreck was reported, carrying doc
tors and wrecking crews and doc
tors were also sent from Haugh-
ton and Doylene.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
ALLIED SUCCESSES IN
ALBANIA IMPORTANT
IN THE BALKANS ANY MILITARY
SUCCESS HAS IMMEDIATE
AND VALUABLE POLITICAL
REACTION.

London, July To- Successes won b.
the allied troops in Albania will add
seriously to the troubles OF the Aus
TRANS. They were wor in the Bal l.
kans, where any military successes
must always have immediate and val
ua'Ole political reaction.
The line ON which fighting is going
on at present runs from the river De-
voli to the Adriatic Sea, more than
sixty miles. Besides French and Ital-
ian troops, Albanian troops are fight
ing against the Austrians and because
of their familiarity of the country are
in a position TO give valuable assist
ance
Although the region of the allied
advance is seventy miles from the Sa =
loniki front, there are already signs
OF nervousness among the enemy
troops in that area.
The advance in Albania is a serious
threat to the right flank Of the Bull
garian armies in the region Of Mon =
astir This is evidently appreciated
ey the enemy and will bring to the
side of The allies many from the hill
tribes, which are among the finest
fighters in the world. Every fresh
success of the allies will hearten the
South Slay races. who are already in
revolt against their Austrian rulers.
A further short distance will bring
the allies to Berat, the chief town ol
southern Albania.