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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
ATTACKS OF GERMANS
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throughout Wednesday night literally
rainrd shells Of ali CalibreS between
tiivc!irhy and tnbecQ. the firing by day
break having reached the intensity "f
,!r;mlirr I.ir;;. quantities Of gas shells
w.rf, int.rrn.-l.l with the high powered
missiles
Held for 40 Gains.
During Thursday. midway n"t~ccN
Eulirul ard YprrS. the Germans riS"r-
.uS!y attacked n" British positions
south nf Krmm"l which the British had
rccapiurrd from them "Wednesday. bur
w-r.. unable In gain an! advantage IN
!h.. fac. of Tn" strong dct"ns'7
CONSIDERABLE. lighting has occurred
alnrc ,h.. front in northern Flanders
h..tw.sn I.angcn,arck and Kipr" held by
,h. {:.lgians. y; one point the enemy
arurtri:.L the l:rlgihu front lire. hut
la...r was expelled. leaving six hundred
prisoners. among them numerous OFF,
Gers in the hands OF King AlhertS men.
The French Success.
last ,r \fni-nS. aiung Tn" Arrc river.
IN. French hay" made successful al
,a,.k. ;s:tius; til. ';errnans on $"rcr;tl
sectors capturing the greater part ut
tu.. Seneca. wood and also advancing
their linz. EAST and west "t IN" stream.
III. Germans in the AiSn" region AT
lacked IN" French near turb"hy anu
also in tie Champagne. but in eilch IN
stance. were. repuls.d. while tile French
in IDrraiu< carried out successful
.:.annuv"r against the enemy in "hlch
urlSonrrS W. r." taken.
ON th.. Italian front. artillery duets
and patrol encounters .conltnue. intense
aerial activity prevails over the entire
front. Wednesday seventeen enemy ar
2lan.S urr. brought down--lve ny llai-
i:,n tvintnrS and twelve by fTitlSh
viSr"unt Miner has been appointed
E:riuiSh minister "f wLr IN su''cS9'o''
20 ,h. Earl Of Derby. who has occll
..j,...,, If,,. rnst Of ambassador /" France.
IT,. political situation III Austria
hungary has been mad" NOR" ,a'.ulc
through til. resignation Of tn" entire
hungarian ministry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
SPEAKER FOR
LIBERTY LOAN
VISIT THE RURAL DISTRICTS AND
SPEAK FOR SUCCESS OF PRES
EMIT LOAN DRIVE.
Big Meeting Held at West Liberty Nor
NAL School with Many Stu
dents Attending.

Tile members Of the speaking COM
lnlttc.,. of the local Liberty loan "rGhu-
iHalinn visited tn" rural districts last
evening AMI CAV" many addresses before
enthusiastic and Interested audiences.
and il was thought much interest mas
been aroused. winch Will. ald materially
t. the final result II the lr:tn.
On" nf thu" most enthusiasts was at
thu. West Liberty Normal school. Tn"
speakers Yer" S. G. l'ric". formerly at
kansas Gig. and Mr.. II. &. Ogden. y
rulIsinG meeting was held at Narwo"d.
with Hon. j. j. Cuniff rs the principal
speaker. and at Triadclphia the speak
ing WIS 1T Cirrcn's hotel.
Onr nf the features of the speaking
WAS that tn" speakers were accom-
panied by n guard OF honor and herald
rrs Of the Cathedral high school ana
Liusly cadets. There were several kcu
Cross nurses with each party. urging
Liberty bonds and Red Cross work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
! CORNWELL RECEPTION
At SOUTHERN CAMP

Special Dispatch to Tho lntclliSenccr.
HATTIESBURG. Miss April Is
Plans were completed tonight for the
visit here. Friday and Saturday. Of
Governor John J. .Curnwrll and Sccr"-
rary of STATE Houston Young OF West
Virginia. Officers of Camp shelby and
the West Virginia soldiers. us we'll as
citizens Of this place. Will meet the
West EirginianS on their arrival here
Friday morning. They will be taken
for an automobile ride over HattirS-
burg and entertained at luncheon by the
Commercial club During the afternoon
they will visit C;unp Shelby. where Il
"Hnmr coming" will be held III head
quarters Of the lj0th Infantry. IN" OH
First West Virginia. when Governor
roruwcll will address all West Viz
giuia soldiers.
The soldiers will then entertain him
ot q luncheon. He is scheduled to
spend Friday night In camp with them
and 10 review the troops at camp SAT-
urday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
PLAYER BOWMAN IS
AWARDED MASON CITY

IlNCINNATI .hprll 49, TI'l" :"
player bowman. whU last SEASON wIi
with III" Mason City cluh OF III" Central
association. was placed with IhI1 club
by Il majority ,lcrl$Iun handed down
from ,hr mfiIccs ~ M National l@tS'-
bail commission her" t"-dnS. iii" '';t!>''
vas TIT. iir$i hat has t''"n before a
newly created tribunal al III" member,
If tn" national commission. III" seer
,Hry If tn, nati"lKtl aSS"r,:ttirn and t'r.
president Uf liz miner htSu" ihHt -
concerned in The controversy.
Mason City claimed lha' I'll" player
iriui been purchased hy Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH claimed a." player Was IN
iurrd ami did not rrlmri i" II. M"S"n
city cunt"ndrd riIiSHi.rGh aSsuIn'd III
iu tl,. player H.! ordering hl'n |" r"i"rl
Ia kauSnS ,'j,y WIt'3"u; reporting l"
PITTSBURGH.
Tho uaional commission rml"'i ihht
the IIitS burgh clIIb did moi ASSUME iI.I'
Ia thu, player. luaSmuch ~ IA" player
Was injured previous {" his ICING "r
tlrrrd Ia Kansas t'r% and lh"r"i"r"
nNHr,"d him 10 Mason tIt;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
MEMORABLE WAS The
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
BY THE WELLSBURGERS

Special Dispatch to the lntclltEenccr.
WELLSBCEG W. Va. April Is
Twenty-tivr hundred men. women and
children marched this afternoon in the
largest and most enthusiastic parade
ever witnessed in WcllsburE-a Liberty
Loan demonstration staged by the
Brooke county loan campalgnrrs. The
parade wus ono mil" in length. and WIS
headed by four bands. Every building
along the route WIS laviShly decorated
with the national c"lurS. Following the
parade speeches We're made from stand
at the court houSc squar" Ivy Judge
Frank W. NcShitI OF Wheeling. Captain
Price Of thu Canadian army and Acting
MAYOR Guillrtte Of W"llSburE. Judge
NcSbitt mad,. u memorable" pLtrlotlc ad-
dress that WAS received with the Wild
.st enthusiasm When Mayor Guillettc
asked every Liberty Bond buyer or In
tending buyer To raise his hand. there
was not an unraisrd hand in the null
IjIudc. SO TAR us could be observed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
LIBERTY SQUADRON TO
GET ON FIRING LINE

rHARG.ESTON. W. Va. April Is
EXr;urlifyinS the uniftcati"u OF III" re-
ligiuuS divisions Of America und"r the
Stars and Stripes TO stem tn" attack
mad" by Il barbarous foe against ciHIN-
cation, Rabbi Israel Eettan. OF tn" Flr-
Einia street Temple Of this city; bishop
p j. ponahur. Of tho Catholic chur'h
whose headquarters are in Wheeling. anu
the Rev. J. r.. Scott, Park"rsburS Meth
/ nd;st minister. will speak from the same
rlatfnrn in several cities of the state
in the interest Of the third Liberty l"ar
during III" week beginning Monday
night.
Tbr Liberty Squadron. rs it has been
Called will open their cnSaE"m"ntS AT
Charleston. Monday. and will then speak
| at Huntington. hark"rshurS. F;nrW"nt.
| Weston and ClarkSburE in the "rdor
! named, closing their tour in the latter
city on Friday night They VIII speak
in Weston on Friday afternoon. II was
originally intended to have the irlumri-
| rate appear at Wheeling Saturday night,
/ but owing u the meeting To Ia! h"ld
: there on next Suuday ny secretary w.
! G. McAdoo, the Saturday meeting WIS
! cancelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Bethany News Notes

W.n. l.nrr! NOR" on" "f tit" trustees
"l I;riIrtny ''"ll.-;". died at his home
West Newton. Pa. rhr funeral Will b"
h,ii Tuesday. Nrril l..
COMMENCEMENT "Nrrci$"S Will h"Ein
during In" W,r.li ~ JUN 9Th. Tli''
Speakers for ia" commencement morn
iur arr. ~ r,lInw$: Nal,"liri"ri:tn. VIII
liam HHnm:t Salutatlnnr, Miss sarah
MauS"lI len Muurr. Mitchell lt"E'''
Maurn" l.arriu. Virginia Dudley. Helen
lrvlu, John kaSnikIs. MaI%i" Marp"niii.
Fanny l:rhfcldt.
On Wednesday,. AUrIl =, tho Mn and
Millions Emergency drir" Mas h"Id ia
!:"rhrmy. Nu effort - M':"G mn'h AL
.uArr tn country hS "a" christian
.hurrh.s 1" raIS.. $l.""f.u"n 10y Iun"
'rh- rnnn,% raised viii Ia" given 10 col
ir,-$ mud mission.
The Junior "rat."r~ ~. Sii"u "'
rLur~ti,,I. First pI;u'. ~tS gwen WI
Lam Hanna with = .:rn,!' 80 - - I'"r
cont.
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MAN POWER BILL
Continued From FIRST Pagel

scripts will u. called until the home rule
hill - on the statute books ar" tlklhE
Strt.s 70 d.ai with tn" situation. which,
to say The least is threatening.
f'i.ld Marshal Lord French. command
.r IN chief at III" forces III Inc Lhl''u
k;nydn:fr. arrived in Dublin yesterday
w!:h his staff.
Tn" NatirnaliStS. or ut least thr ma
iurity Il rnru, ar. understood To nav"
decided - abstain from att"ndanc" IN
;hs> hnuS,. ~ COMMONS during the Crisis
thus Hdrp,iny tn" attitutl" of IN" SIM
t'..tn.-s who yvcr,. ,.lrct"h I" parliament,
hat has. t,..v,.r attended.
AUGUSTA. Ga. April lN.-''tt:z"ns or
AuriS,;S OF Irish birth and extraction
y. i ,n.etiug' tonight. adopted r"S"lu-
tons taroriug huu," rU!" and "nnScrip-
ton in Ireland. and calling upon the
Irish ;.np,c ,d u.s.. every nr'HnS in their
power 70 further ,hc r:Iu$, at tho Mics,
lrIsIt,nru throughout The United states
ar. urging /" taxi S!E.ilIr ACTION. tn"
fullrwiut; cah!.. Wa S"nt l." J"hn Dlllot
tn" Nationalist i":,drT:
"MrstiuS 81 IN. lri&hmrn "f Augusta.
Georgia. rrd"rs" rrani!n: - h"in" rui"
;,ni rAtr;,-i"u "f cun~rrir!i"n /" ir"ilr".
W., .xIsr.; friShm,n an lrrtnlni t." iIS!t
:. ia ;ir aIli's as Ia. lr!>:.ur"n III Amer
i.r arr doing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
MISSIONARY MEET
AT Stone CHURCH

The concluding exercises 81 tn"
Won~rI's Home and Foreign Missionary
societies Of tsr Wheeling l'r"Shyl"TE
will bc held to-day ut the St"n" church
at Elm Grove and there will II" Il large
attendance. Th"r" Will l." mhnE n"iA-
bic speakers Of Ia" program for To-Day
and AN election ui officers will hc held.
Th. meetings were held yesterday
rnurninr. afternoon and evening and
there was an unusually large attends
anre, practically every IrrShyl"rlhn
church in the country being represented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
HUNGARIAN CABINET
TENDERS RESIGNATION

AMSTERDAM. April lS-Th" Hun
;-Iriun ministry has resigned. Il dis
r;ttrh from budapest r"prrtS tn" d.
cIsiun -f the hungarian cabinet w''$
r,.nrh"d at Il meeting y"S'"rhhT m"rh'
ing ut which Premier Hrkcrl'' rr"SId"t
All tn" members OF the cabinet were
present except Count SH%"f'nHl. mlh-
iSi"r If commerce. and Count SA"h!'
minister If court. who were absent from
EudaprSt After II short conference" all
thr members present signed IN a'''H
mcut rendering their r, 81 gn;ItI"nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
FOR SALE-Farm Lands

FOR SALE-Fnrm 81 acres. good mousse
harm and oulbuildinSs. TWO ne" aPpit
orchards will come in this year. All
kinds Of fruit. Will sell ut bargain !"
uiirk buyer. Must Il" sold III i've "ds
VIII Civ" immediate possesSl"n, Nv
drnss X H. l.ildrbrand. 4la Walnut
,,rcrr Martins Ferry. o.. Bell phone
,.a-N ap-l9-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
Huntington Man Lost
On Standard Oil Tanke.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. NI'rl Is
E,wI that her husband. William /. l'ru-
Gin. wa M, "f tn" :" Americans i"Sl
when TIN Standard nl Ianh'r Mn%k"s"''
WAS sunk recently has h'.u r'.''"lE'd 10y
Mr.. Mary r. nru.in ~ limntinEt"n
Drug!u was Il m"mir'r "f 'E' crow "f tn"
P]aturio. u Standard oil tanker. when
she was sunk ia \ol.iI.h r. iri, with Il
loss 81 ~ IrTI@Iu M f'.' u'h after
itrving l,'-i ;,hrift III ~, ''I'.n i"r:'i tor -
hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
FOR SALE-Llve Stock.

FOR sAIE-Twn fresh cows. For par
tirlIars arply to j. T.. Doyle. 10Th and
Marshall SIS. McMrchrn. W. Va
ap-lS-if
FOR SALE months old thoFnuEhnrcu
Hereford hcifcr bull cali. Gall bc'l
,,,,,n,. -,I"-p-o1 Ar. ap-l7-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALE good work horses, weight
1850 and 1850 lbs. 1920 Main st.
ap-l6-i
FOR SALE-Wcll bred driving mare ana
colt. both black. mare years oid'
weight 1000 IL 1850. colt 10 months Ole
Price rcaSonahl" [" quick buyer. bell
uhOnr Warwuod ISM. applet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
POULTRY

FOR SALE-Nhuul % good laying young
chickens. wife and coop all Tor S-"'"''
nlsm :, ducks and han with "hi"kS r'a-
, srnalI, luuIr" M. NttI"Hnl ROAD.
r.,r near Fulton. for Gibson. ap-lN-l
FOR SLAE- s. t.. ". leEhorn cEES Tor
hat,hiug. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs. T.. q. Willcrton. Hrlluirc. K. u. M. :.
up-2-60t
rHoRoUGHBRED Barred Rock, Cock
,rrl$. 81 and 50. Eggs. Sl.ao LOT 10.
Stilwcll Farm. Rayland. Ohio.
mr-19-30t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
FOR SALE-MiScellaneous

FOR sALE-IGouS"hold goods "o'2
-, O. Hp-l9-i
ToR sALE-All makes Of carborators.
S3.00I Rcmy and Spitworf masnetos
Sc 40 Prcst-n-litc. $3.50. Also Die line
Of generators. coils. humps. springs. gears
and bodies. Tool Store. lQ3l-a] Market
street, NATL phone l"76-R. np-lo-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
WANTED Statesmen.

wANTED-h.Xp"ri"nr grocery sales
man tu work West NirSInln retail
rrnrrry trade Must hr hustler. Win All
references. Good salary ami liberal ~
rcnses To proper party Address l-'h"-
srv. car, I..;rllig"uc"r. ap-i'-ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Strn"grnp male OF le-
male. r'han.r for advancement. staI"
cxpcricnc" and salary wanted. ADDRESS
l. t. e.. ear" InLclliE"ncrr: ap-I'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Gnod office anu LIVING
rooms on the second and third 1l"ors OF
thu ucw lntelligenccr building. looi ana
1906 Market ST. Will be ready for nccu-
nancy about May list. Apply Peter Boyo'
, 1r,,Ili,r.nr,r ap-lG-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
CEMETERY WORK

CEMETERY WoRK-t:harles T. Scngc-
walt, East 18th ST.. National phone
,II-T-Y. Wheeling. docs tombstone clcan-
Ing and lettering. Get his prices tlrst.
mr-lG-30S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19
POSITIONS WANTED Male.

wAHrEp-Man - years OF age. hav-
ing Il knowledge Of bookkeeping. de-
sircs n position can furnish reference.
Address Position" care lntclliEcnccr.
apis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-19

LONDON, April 19.-The Germans
this morning opened an attack on
the British front between GiVenchy
and Robecq. teIcgraphS Reuters cor
respondent at the British army head
Qua rters in France. and it is report
cd the Tcutons are pressing hard IN
the direction Of Givenchy and en-
pIoyine fresh reserves
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-05
CARGO CARRIER LAUNCHED TODAY
 AT HOG ISLAND
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 army, the navy and the national guard and naval militia while in the service of the United States to pre- sent themselves for and submit to registration under the provisions of this act; xxxx
 Persons shall be subject to regis tration as herein prvided who shall have attained their 18th birthday and wLO shall not have attained their 46th birthday on or before the day set for the registration in any such procla- nation by the President or any such other public notice given by him or by his discretion and all persons so registered shall be and remain sub ject to draft into the forces hereby authorized unless exempted or ex- cused therefrom <; the Presi- dent may at such intervals as he may desire from time to time require all male persons who have attained the age of IS years since the last pre- ceding date of registration and on or before the next date set for registra- ton of the president, hereunder to regiseer in che same manner and sub 1ect to the, same requirements and as those previously regis tered under the terms thereof ** $.
 Provost Marshal General Crowder. in a statement submitted by Senator Chamberlain suggested September 9th as the date for a national registration of men in the ages.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-05
PLAN FOR CONDUCT
 OF DEHYDRATION NOT READY
Hoped Work Will Be in FUN Operation Next
 Week.

The method of conducting the new dehydrating plant which is under the process of construction, has not been fully determined as yet, according to E. F. von Wettberg. who is in charge of the movement. Von Wettberg said this morning he was preparing a statement for publication which would be given out some time this week, and which would expahn fully the methods of the plant, and the steps necessary for the peopel to pursue in order to dry their fruits and vegetables for winter use.
 The plumbing was being installed today, and a cement walk was in. the process of construction on the State street side. Both are being done at cost, the rst by the William P. Kirk Plumbing company, and the second by Michael Spihra, a cement contrac- tor.
 The complicated machinery has nearly all arrived, and the rather diff ficult process of installing it will be commenced by Thursday. It Is hoped | that the plant will be ready for work next week, and the committee in charge have met with such hearty CO.,
 operation that they are very optimis- tic as to the speedy completion of the building.
 Another crew has volunteered to
 work free of charge on Saturday af ternoon of this week, and offers of alI kinds of labor are being received to- day by the committee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-05

The students relation to the draft is as follows: Any student SC enlist ed, though in the military serevice of the United States is technically on 1n- active duty, and therefore must reg ister after he has reached draft age, and upon notice by the President. Upon stating on his questionnaire that he is already in the military service of the United States, he will be placed automatically by his local draft board in Class VD as provided by the SeIective Service Regulations. The draft board will not call him for induction so long as he remains a member of the Students Army Training Corps.
 Lieutenant Colonel Rees, comman- der of the entire students corps, has authority to dispose of his men In the way bested suited to meet the emergencies of the military and na- tional situation at the time. The presumption IS that, for the next year, the largest proportion Of the student body reaching tWenty-cne years will be required to supply large part of the officers needed for the national army. It is understood that at least four or five times as many officers will be required as tho total number of stucer-s who Wilt graduate from all American colleges and universities. Enlistment in the Students Army Training Corps therefore, while it does not hold out any promise of an officers commits sion, is at the present time the plain est road leading in that direction.
 Regular uniforms, including hats, shoes and overcoats, will be furnish ed all members of the Students Army Training Corps by the government
 The war department thus con- cludes it's appeal to young men: The importance of this plan for combined military and collegiate training, if we are to meet in the future the urgent needs of the army for highly trained men, is so great that the war department earnestly requests -.rfle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-05
ADMINISTRATION
 MAN POWER BILL
 PRESENTED TODAY
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 milestone in America's progress In the war against the German govern ment. It marks the beginning Of quantity production of ships in all the yards of the United States.
 Tt is doubtful whether any nation ever would have undertaken snip building program on such large scale if Germany had not plunged the worIdF into the war;" MT. Hurley con- tinued. I've are in it now and we are going through with it. We are producing more tonnage today than the submarines are sinking, and from this time forward, our great task Will be to replace the tonnage that was lost in the days when we were far be- hind in the nerve-racking race with the sharks of the sea.
 I've have made tremendous strides in the ship-building program and l doubt whether I will ever have a bet 1 ter opportunity to state that the vast scope of this program was due to the vision of the President. Throughout the world, even in Germany, it is ad- .rnitted today that America has made herself effective in the war Not only ] America but all the civilized nations | of the world have become convinced ! that this country had no selfish pur- | pose in the war; that this country i would have kept out of it if its own honor had not been assailed and the welfare of all humanity had not been at stake.
 we are going through with the 1 shipbuilding program to the finish arid we are going through with the war to a finish. The American gov ernment is planning for g. long wal I,because enduring peace will not be in sight until the militaristic system ot Germany is broken. Nothing else will convince Germany of the su- premacy of right over might. Moth. ing else will convince her that weak nations are not the natural prey o1 the strong.
 'Even then, the shipbuilding pro gram of America mus: go on. It vii take five years to complete the pro gram and place at the service O. mankind a merchant fleet that vii make enduring peace by bringing tht nations closer as the eastern anC western and northern and southern states were brought closer by a na tion-wide system of railroads. Tn end of the war will find America mas ter of thep rocess of quantity pro duction of ships. We will build ship for ourselves and for the world.
 "Then men who have worked o1 this ship launched today and ol other ships that are being launche and will be launched are makers of
 new America. Through the efforts o the shipyard workers, large arm now is in France and through tn continuous work, an army steadil growing larger and larger eventuall will overwhelf the carefully con structed military machine with whic
 Germany has sought to dominate tn world"