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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
America Big Factor.

I.uNr0N .IGur IS.-Andr.w Eonar
Law. rhanr"Ilur If III" rNch"lu"r. m
iruuIurrd II y"t" "f credit ror In".n"n 90"
pounds in III" hnlISr nf fhlnmonS Iu-
day. gay" som" figures regarding til"
total war credits. which. with tn" pr">-
rnt apprupriat ION. would an""ni /"
1:3iH 0nO. .iOn pounds and announced Thai
hr would p"Stu"n" TmtIi Tomorrow his
statement on naliunnE expenditures. ~"
then proceeded Ia give a review Of In"
general situation
"Th. latest phaS" Of this great struG-
gle" hr said 'is The Austrian offensive
in Italy II iS part of an intense Of
fcnSiv" which has been carried OH
along III" whole battle front. hur enc
mics ar" right in thinking Iha. a great
success gained "n that front would
hav" far rca ching. perhaps d"rlS:rc. r.
suits on the general haiti" front in
France. For that reason. III" general
suspicion that tn" Initiatlv" canin !r"m
Berlin. rather than from Vienna. ! he
licv" to- lee justified.
"'rh, offensive was launched hy
very large number of Austrian diVI-
sinns. \ good deal NOR" than half
,b.ir fatal rnrrr on that front ~ IN
cnSc,l il. the attack. All ra' say to-
dar is that after ihrr" Days "f lighting
lh.. attack has failed.
Necessity has mad" possible what
seemed Impossible. IN" American
troops ar" no, coming. they hay" come"
Amrrica isn't coming int" tn" war; she
is III it.
II am sur" that every m"n""r ~ IN"
hni,s,. realizes ami iS delighted /" ku""
that the American troops nav" h""n
fighting and have justified th" high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

N7?W YORK; June 1S.-CharGins the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company with
"lncxcusaule neglect" in employing wo-
men and girl conductors az young as
II wears and s,lbjrctinS Them 10 condi-
fiouS detrimental Ia their physical.
mental and moral wcll-being." q grand
jury here to-day. urged the immediate
enactment Of legislation TO protect rhe
selr-respectinG womaHhood OF the conn
try"
The inuuisitors. after an Investigation
covering several weeks. reported that
the street railway company had hired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
BAR BIRTH Of
A NATION FROM
WEST VIRGINIA
Drastic Action Against Movie
That Inspired Race
Hatred

CHARLESTON. ~. VA. Jun" lh.--in
a resolution adopted Inlay declaring H.
lis calculated 10 Hr"uS" hatred ana
prciudic" between tn" whit" and nrSr"
races Of III" state whlrn would produce
n bad effect and likely hinder the prnpcr
cn-Opcratlnn hriwr"n til" races IN pro-
noting tho greatest efficiency IN war
work" the state executive council OF "c-
r-ns. officially barred from West Nir-
ginia motion picture film called The
Birth Of u Nation.
Th" resolution was drawn on hroau
lines and prohibits tn" showing 81 any
picture. play or show Of Ike KING "r
character during the war with Ger
many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Fe Ms Valley Cities Prepared the Revival Water Transportation

river front is lined with large industrial
plants engaged in manufacturing metal
products. lead. zinc. fiber containers,
cereal foods. starch. automobile tires.
slucos. and shoes. The city has ripari-
an rights 10 seven blocks OF frontage
along the main business section. but the
levee Is totally unimproved. The APP
proach from the water front to the busi-
ness district is abrupt and steep for a
distanc" Of two blocks. The only evI.
dcnrc Of river traffic development on
the river front is small frame ware
house 10 serve the occasional packet
business
keokuck is without plans for river
terminal development. and interest in
such development has not asserted
itself strongly. which is surprising in
view of the proximity of the govern
mont dam and drydocks. The channel
is alongside the, river. and harbor de-
velopment would be comparatively
(0oati1ued Oh 1HE0 3Wo,)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
FIRST ALLOTMENT Of
LOAN CERTIFICATES
NOW IS ANNOUNCED

WASIIIEt;TUN. June l>.--rh" 500
Nuu. .0un treasury certificates Of indebted
ucSS tu hr offered June -. as tn" ilrSt
in%tnllm"Hi al u series preceding the
fourth I.lhrrty loan. will mature pct"-
her a. Ihe treasury department an
nuunr,rI in-uICht. The certificates will
bear ~ per cent interest. and suhscril-
tiuns will lu. received through federal
reserve banks up Ia July :.
The allotment of subscriptions for the
cleveland district is S6S.u4B.00u. and for
the I,ichmond district is s26. 6.0Hh.0Up.
Blocks Of similar size will h." offered
every twn weeks until about $6.p"".9"q,-
nHu certificates Hr" floatrd and The hiS-
trirt alln,m"nts will probably stand .or
Ulh"r issues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Twelve Million Foot
GaSSer at Mannington

MANNINGTDN. W. Va. Jun" l>.--A
gas we'll making l%,0r0 hon feet WAS
vi rurk on the A. MuSErav" farm. near
here today. hy tho Hop" Natural Gas
company TIL" pay WAS struck IN IN"
Big luun sand This ~ IN" "f the
largest wells "v"r hr"uch, in IN north
nrn Vest NIrginIa \ number at Other
wells are being drilled in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

This - the third OF series
Of articles, dealing with the soo-
jeet Of using tho Ohio and ms-
stsztppt waterways system az
means OF war transportation. BY
Charles Il. Huff. staff editorial
writer Of The ST. Louis star
who - making tour OF oesef-
vAtion and investigation TO AL
cities OF importance along the
Mississippi river aud its pHnoi-
pal tributaries. This article
deals with the cities along the
upper Mississippi below Daven-
port, including Museptine, Bur
1tngton, Keokuh, Quincy, Hannl-
bal and Alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
INNOCENT G|R[S|N DANGER; !.
NEW YORK GRAND JURY ACTS

women OF questionable character and.
drug addicts and that they often were
required 10 work more than ten hours
Il day. The conditions at the car barns,
the grand jury said, were Injurious to
the community IN general and particu-
larly as affecting many decent and self
respecting women now employed or de-
string employment by the railway COM
panies."
The opinion declared that while no
violation of existing laws had been
found. no cxiHency. however great.
would warrant the continuance Of the
conditions revealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
House Votes Increase IN the
Navy's Personnel from
$1,000 to l3l,4S5, Need
ed For the Manning Of the
New Warships Under Con-
struction

wASuINiTrN. Iun" lS.-~t'''hah""'
Increase Of tn" na"al personnel ''""'
&. onn To l:i. .4SI n"n VAS N"'"n '"o'H
hy HI. hnuss during consideration 'i
senate amendments [" III" Si.h""'
naval appropriation bill. bit 'h' p'".
posal 10 ,r.at. tn. rank "f Ihd'hi"'
general rnr the marins corps ''''''''"''"
an, and OF major genera! Tor Nh' ''' pE
staff officers was disaprr"Vcd. - 7" -.
Sriritcd debate proceeded IN" r"]'o'"h
"e :h.- Scnat"'s marine corps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
COUNTER ATTACKS BY ENTENTE
ALLIES REGAIN TERRITORY AN D
RESULT IN NUMEROUS PRISONERS
Enemy Attacks on the Piave Meet With Decided Repuse
at the Hands of Brave Italians Whose Defense OF
Motherland is Resolute and Effective

The closing Italy with the prcc
sion October when they urced back the Italian armies of
General Cadorna Julian Alps the Pavc and from
almost the plains o cftla In
fact they do to be closing AT ALL
The upper the Venetian Alps stalled under the resistance
c the British French Italian and the neither
iack the necessary bring the ave river and push
back the Italian troops which are clogging its path.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
stopped Everywhere.

ROME. June 1>.--tr their attacks be-
tween r'nSEalta and H"non along the
piavs, the Aust rians nave been stopped
ryorywurrr. says all official statement
issued tonight by tn" italian war office.
Ir tlc mountain region and around Mon
tnlln. ,hAr. HAY" been u" infantry at
lacks hv the enemy. The. allied troops
uay. taken several hundred additional
prisoners and som" machine guns.
The statement reads
..Ou ih. mountainous Front and
around MuuucIln tn. enemy did not r"-
n.w his Infantry attacks. During the
Continued on Page Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CONF FESS|ON Of
GRAF 7. FOLLOWS
ARMY OFFICER 5.
ARREST. At N. \.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT !,
OF EXPORTING FEES.
Dragnet Points to Great Con-
spiracy With Many Men
Involved

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The
trial Of the. governments pursuit
of illegal profiteers on war con-,
tracts today led to the arrest in
New York of Lieutenant James G:
Staley, a reserve army officer, on:
a charge of accepting money from:
the Trucfit Raincoat company Of:
New York for contract which:
he promised to procure.
The arrest was made by depart
mcnt of justice agents who had
followed the officer during his in
spection of the plant of the rain-,
coat company, whose proprietors
acted in cooperation with the gov
ernmcnt TO detect the fraud
The secret agents arrested him im-
mediately after he was said to have re-,
ccivcd a sum OF money from Joshua
Roscnthal and Louis Wener. proprier-
ors Of the plant. 1t was charged tina;
he had told them he would expect more,
money as soon as they got the 'contrnctS
which they sought for $4,000 raincoats'
costing nearly $s50,o00. .
1Lafss confsSsion
After being arrested today Lieuten-
ant Staley made n complete confession
of his part in the transaction, dcpar.-:.
f,;o 81. u f1S
much valuable information which may
lead to the detection Of other cases OF
fraud. He will be tried by COURT
martial .
Many Involved
The shadow Of completely In the cX-
tcnsive scheme by which commission
agents made millions out OF govern
n,ent war orders by acting as middle.
men in obtaining CONTRACTS for mann-
facturers. today extended to scoreS' O:
business mon and attorneys in WASH
ington, New York. Boston and other
cities. and even TO few secretaries of
members or congress. These men.
many, Of whom were amateurs in the
game of soliciting war contracts prom-
ised TO use their influence with govern
nient officials. army officers or mem.
hers Of congress to assure the awarding
Of contracts to special concerns. and i'll
turn were To receive compensation il the
contracts were landed.
TO Squeeze ki1lionS
4 large proportion of these cases.
disclosed by correspondence and other
documents seized in the simultaneous
raids yesterday on Offices Of. several
hundred manufacturing plants and for
warded today To the department of JUS
lice wore not prompted by sinister mo-
tivcs. officials believe, and prosecutions :
Continued on Page Ts1.) e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
AUSTRIAN ADVANCE STALLED
; Piave the Latins Have Upper Hand In Struggle
American U-Boat Gets German
Submarine Off Virginia Coast

later microphones recorded A terrific eH-
2losion. he was quoted as saying. RISING
TO the surface the American submarine
circled about Oh the lookout for surVlv-
ors, but oil coming TO the surface was
the only trace found Of the vanquished
raider. narrators Of the story snid they
had been told.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Both In the Hill Country and Along the Piave
GREAT GUNS ROAR
ON WESTERN FRONT
BUT NO INFANTRY
FIGHTING OF IMPORT

The infantry operations On III" bat
tie front in France continue virtually
RI $taadst:l!. the allied and German
guns are roaring on various sectors and
II is not improbable that fighting on
larg" scale will b. resumed some
where shortly. Along Tho Ancrs. south
Of Albert and west OF Serrs. the British
and Germans are engaged in mighty ar
ttllery duelS. while spirited activity IS
noticcable along the French sectors
near Montdidier and between Montdidier
and the A;sne. Th~ French continue
daily 20 regain ground taken from them
IN the recent German offensive south
"f tha ASne and also T. take prisoners
in their enterprises.
several attempts by the Germans T."
penetrate the American lines in the
Marne sector have been smashed py the
American machin" gun tr"
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VIENNA. via London. iun" lS.--Thc
number Of prisoners taken hy tho NUS
ro-lluugarlauS III their new drive on
,h,. northern Italian front has h"cn m
creased 80 :.0"h" The guns captured
nnmhrr lNQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

BY Charles Il. HUFF.
(C"pyriEnt. 1918 by The ST. Louis starr
Between Davenport and ST. Louis,
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AN ATLANTIC PORT. June H.
Members of the crew OF an American
steamship arriving here today reported
an engagement with Il German suoma-
rinc off the Virginia capcS yesterday III
which the ships naval GunRers made a
clean hit and either sunk the undersea
craft or disabled herr The American
vessel WAS not DANA Ged.
WASHINGTON. June lS.-No word
had reached the navy department today
nf the destruction Of an enemy C-boat
by an American submarine as reported
by passengers arriving on steamer at
an Atlantic port. Constant firing OF
pat rol boats and armed merchantmen at
any suspicious object on the water has
given rise to many such reports during
the past three weeks.
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British Reports.

LONDON .fuue lS.-'The British
official communication. issued this "ven-
ing. says:
We carried out Il successful raid
las, night north Of Lens This morning
English troops raid:d the cncnlyS
trenches Soutl, ot tluiluch and Ga rtur'd
several prisoners after strong fighting.
On the remainder % tn" front there
* nothing tn r.pcrt h"yrnd artillery a.
,.Ni,v by both sides.
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LONDON. June lS.-The Austrians.
according TO the Evening Standard. now
occupy the west bank of the Phase from
tho Cones glianc railway 70 the Hensoh
bend. q. distance Of mile and halt.
They have thrown fourteen bridges
across thr river These. however. are
under tho Italian fire.
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LONDON. =, Jun" 18TH: German ar
.ii!Nry was more s"iiI" than usual iaSt
aiphr along III" An,re river. south "f
AlNer' and wsSt Of S-rr". according |"
N. S;a,rmcn; lSsiEed by ;hc war office
to-day.
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HEAVIEST FIGHTING
RACES ON THE PIAVE

ITALIAN ARMY HF.ADOl AKTt'tS.
Juu.. IS tET Th. .\SSnciat"d FrcSS -
Bitter fiShtinc IS in progress along (he
rlav. river The Au$trians arc sustain
ing larS. losses from thu concentrated
tire Of Italian batteries. Repeated couh-
ter attacks are being made ~ Italian M
ranIry iuflicling heavy casualties on the
rn"my.
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Continued on Page Ten.)
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ROME. June lS.--Th'" battle on the
mountainous sectors Of tn" Italian 'front.'
has died DON u. hulsit Is ticrccT FROM the
mountains Ia the sea a'onG III" t!aEc
,iJrr. according Ia the statement 'sSned
bv the war office today.
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tooatiausd Oh Tsgs 1we.l 4,
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WNyDaA na0
isOUn ~ IN
SpnfD 61Afn
oCv11kbkn
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TO Squeeze 1Gi1nonS

CONTINUED on Page Ts1.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She mixed SULPHUR with n Ia I,c-tor'
color, Gloss, youth.
~tulncs~.

'omon garden sage Dr"Ved into "a
heavy ten with sulphur added. VIII
turn rruN, strcaked and f1deo hhh'
beautifully dark aud uNuriaui Jusi
ia tow application viii prove a re'-
citation Il your hair is fading streahtI
or gray. Mixing the S'iro Tea %
Sulhpur rc1ipc at home Though, u
troublesome. An easier way D. to
"a hottie N Wycth's sage and sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This ~ the uld-timc recipe
improved by the addition OF other M
Ei'dieuts.
While wispy gray, faded hair b. not
sinful, We an desire "a retain "u'
youthful appearance and ATTRACTIVE
ness. By darkcnins your hair WIN
Wycth's SAGE ne sulphur 'omp"nn"'
no M can tell because 81 does II s'
naturally so evenly You lust damp'il
la sponge or soft brush with 10 ana
draw this through your hair, tnkins
ono small strand at q time. by morn
ink All gray hairs have Disappeared
and. after another application or Two
your ha'r becomes Beautifully darn
GLOSSY, Spft and mXuriapt.
This preparation b. a delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended t"i
;hc cure, mitigation 90 prevention "i
disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
OF INDIANA IS
ELECTED CHAIRMAN
OF c. O.P. COMMITTEE
Hoosier Is Chosen TO Pilot the Re
publicaRs Through the Coming
Campaign; Placed in Nomina-
ton by Adams of Iowa.

81 Iouis No. Feb ~ The r"puh-
ii,au national committee this otter
noon elected win ~ Hays OF Indiana
chairman Ilo was placed id uumina
ton Deg John o. Adams of lovp and
thc nomination wi- seconded uy Com
mitt,cmau KING uf Connections
The resignation cot am III, members
cot the c>rcury, eomu.lttcr WIS &C.,
c'p'"d The committee adopted 1
resolution that national committee
men -huuI' Boz. regarded is ncid OF
the part, Boo th,ii r'.pc,t,y, states
aud decided thpt tho national com
uittp' should meet once 70 year
Fred " lphau. OF lineage vue
clr,tod treasurer uf the national CON
mitte,e ~" received 80 votes. Geo
r. shelton of NoW York. received a..
votes
T.. T.. Thayor pf Indiana was elec.rj
sergeant no arms tu succeed b l.'"
William Stone GUY v Howiand col.
minnesota was elected assistant -.'
goaut at arms and James -. H,ovuuld.
ni Washington Was re-clectcd sc'r'.
taty.
'hJrges of d%isloyalty against Adams
were based largely ON 81 letter which
S@euslor ~ ~ calder Of %'W YORK
produced before tho executive conI-
mlitec h,-. Yesterday. The letter va
dated boz Berlin. August 81, 1914, Hd-
dressed Ca the Editor 81 ia" Dubuque
Telegraph Herald. IL said thnt 't.
America has been flooded Win llluH
and misleading reporis from London
Paris and -. Petersburg th" writer
would like to see published in Oh"
Telegraph Herald. some article whi'h
hc was forwhrding. These article
were The German White Book prd
Truth About Germany
The letter closed with the pr"dic-
ton that the German empire woula
not be destroyed because the hnstil"
preparations which have o"cu Eolng
ON iu France and Russia Tor several
yoar-. have been too evident ard Zoo
threatening for Gormauy To- ignore. -l
tho, haze prepared Themselves. an"
viii successfully maintain their rieht
Co live and prosper against the Wh"I'
sang of dcylIish conspiraturs wno have
| forced the innocent masses ~ iiutsin'
France ANA England. tu flight against
fhom.'
senator calder said D. "A IN" l'tior
wus signed hy John r. Adams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

!, I.., ,.,,.I. -. ~ tn,h,I,
.,
IIt'' 'un'H n h'ls' HN 'hN'
i"hil''9 He"'t' w ~ '''n'' '"'"
""'' ''""'' N'"'''' 'N'''
smith. oscar J.. Niut"re, Texas
BARNES tnot Buruol. Edgar g.,
ItnnEc'. Texas
Moreno tnut Mernsl. George, Fear
sail. Texas
Thompson Tulla u. M'dill Okla.
Wilmington. Walter l.. tle"nardl,
sherman. Texas.
lirhtoll Captain Phillip kilhurn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
MEN AND WOMEN IN
EMPLOY OF PACKERS
DRUTALLY TREATED
Are overworked, u nderpaid d,
Cursed by Foremen and Driven
Like Cattle to Increase Output
of Plants, Witness Testifes.

Chicago FED. l3-Chnrgcs that men
and wpmc. employed hy the Chictg"
packer are -l,orworKed. uudcr-paid.
CURSED bt .Hromen and driven like ca'-
TO to iucrpl the output Of the plants
Wcre mad, today by John klkuisith
organizer ,ur the American Federation
OF Labor. loo tostifyiug before Federal
Judge samuel Alschulcr iu The stock
Yards vnl. arbitration The witness
described tho home condition of tho
worker extremely pitifu' .G u,"uN
Instance tnd said there wa much
SUFFERING curing the cold vcath.r tnis
winter from hack OF food. fu''. I'd
wearing apparel for the children
81 un, .Iuu tho witn"ss 7Hi l'llN
stepped u hts narrative Co r'w'.E
with dramatic emphasis;
"l uuI. vlfh Mr.. Armour da' sht"r
could v.r. Boo n,r father f't q
while .nlt She might know y, Say
womeu mplpses arc trou'rl M
that ] want her 10 suffer t- the poor
women who work there do. ,ut
would 1861, her to know these th'osH
These poor Nlmcu hGy, r" h'r- M
crested Zoo them Just gee 80 ','.'lr-
|dJGehirr has,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
Personals.

Ni,k NAPOLEON. proprietor OF Nick =
Taxi Line. leaves TODAY ON "a trip 90
Clovis. y. NJ, and other points, to take
ihc High schnol basketball team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

o. Astoria y v.
uI Martin g. columbus Wimber-
d. Texas.
NuWrs otto mot otto la,,' Ken
o.hu WI
N,,zcuouuor clair chippewa Ialls
W..
DlarL wilbur W. Lansing, Mich.
Ei,nuaw.c. John A. East Grand
Forks NInu
Hart,r u,u ruul-uura Texas
Hyatt WESLEY Vs. l,nam. Wash.
Nustud fupro' p,uof Austtd dun"f'
OElnr. Mimi
smithpct.. William ,uo Van
sn%lthpct,r.I. Fort col. okla
Eaisucr wiuum &c. Duruius cal.
finger Fired N. rur.tuwu south
pnN"tu
bruhott t.rank. JACKSON Niun
itobinsuu John g.. PotlH,h. ndah".
skinner. Major Henry A. tHui
Henry a. Stemmorl. Rockford il
SHORT. Nathan g., stephen, .Act
sloss John Lochwiuuoch. scotland
MURRAY. Bilc, g.. Eugene ore.
Bate Henry Co.. Htkcr. urc.
Abboui. Nuthouy Uot Elhou'.
Detroit Mich
Hortsock Winston g. mot iInr-
suui,i. Eapidun Va
COLLINS. Alvin S.. mot De- n. Col
nn.I Mnr.,.Iu WIZ
Bradley. tItuu. Svat,. Ark.
Grow J|,uuIul- o. tppleby Texas
E%uri.htrt D,lb,rt a.. Santa Mon.
! lou. Cal
Gillespie. Alexander S.. Los Ange
les. cal
The list of those buried. sent bS
cable to 70, Associated Press. con
'una % number OF confusing error
and 10 number of names which cat
nul be- transcribed with certainty
Among them are the following:
T. q. church. tmay bee franklin
a. church. Providence. a. Il
d a. WATSON. tAlHy bc Thouus :
WATSON. kosciusko. Miss.l
Edgar cullen ,plssenrcr list show
sterling b. Colluun. 81 JAMES. Ark.
and common a. collins. Battle Creek
Mich. uot set reported Is survivors
r. o. DAWSON tMay DE Chaupcel
D.. Davidson. Anaconda. Moutl
Paul John o. wood ,May Doc pri
waite june. a. wood. Yantis. Tcxas
William % Wilkins. paasourci
list shows Zen NJ Williams. Glen
wood. Nrs. and Paul A. Williams
Pueblo. CuIl
Iu fhu ,lblnl DISC also are IS Uur
de,. E do. l'ccu uni Ciuud vs. walker
Tho-' names are uod on tho lst whicl
r|'ht1ius after removing from the pas
scurrr Use 900 those rcpurtcd as sur
3 siNur. uuI those lost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
Ford Tractor Will
BE on the Market
in About 6 Weeks

wh, samm- benjamin Fruit Co. In
response tn IN inquiry, have received
TO- lrttor from Henry Ford a son stat
ng chat their farm tractor viii he
read, fur tho market April 2 The
romraut De. two plants making these
tractor. ONO al Dearborn Mich, and
nu, 100 Cork. ireland n b. under
stood that tho plant at Cork ireland.
Be- making tructors exclusively for the
us. OF th, lilies Thoy Hrc being
uruor out 90 the rat" of ftfty e day
and ur, bciur sold ~ a price which
merely covers the cost oi material
ana labor The price for the tractor
lon tho United states has nor vet boon
UN,b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

Miss Lucille M,Cormick, Ct long dis
lance telephone operator here. tc~ti-
fled hat she arranged "a call for a.
man giving the name of Brown" ON
the night of MAY 10. the dhv previous
tn the Lyons murder. she said tho
call was made 10 the Lyons farm near
silver city. y. " she made an Fl
fort in the court room "a identify
rho defendants voice as the same che
h"trr over the telephone hat night
when the can was registered She
-lid Jones spoke in % lower voice
than the man who made the call
The state Yesterday introduced owe
'dcno" ~ show Jones used the name