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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

the country have already wired that
they will be here for the convention as
well as the big Movie Star" bail Sat
urday night, June ! 5, They are Airline
Pretty. former leading woman for
Douglas Fairbanks in several of his
greatest successes. June Elvidge. Car
lyle Blackwell. Marguerite Snow, King
Baggott. Lillian walker, Madge Evans
and Leah Baird. In addition, Jack
Pickford will be here If he can get
furlough from the army: Olga Pc
trova Is coming if she can arrange
her engagements accordingly: Francis
Bushman is eager to meet his Rich
mond friends and is almost certain TO
come. Marguerite Clark is also trying
TO arrange to come Others from the
Aircraft. Fox, Metro and Paramount
studios will attend
For opening night next Thursday,
King Baggott and Marguerite Snow
will act as hosts for the exhibitors.
Friday night the World stars will fill
this role, while Saturday night all Of
the visiting stars will attend the movie
ball which promises to be the greatest
event Of its kind Richmond has ever
seen. The milk fund for the sick
babies OF Richmond will benefit by
this affair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
w. & M. COMMENCEMENT
STARTS NEXT SUNDAY

Especial to The Richmond virsinian>
Williamsburg. Va. June b.--The
commencement exercises of william
and Mary college will begin with the
baccauiaureste sermon at IL o'clock
Sunday morning.
At o'clock an unusual ceremony
will take place. that of unfurling the
service flag, of William and Mary.
with a star for each student or alum
nus in the service of the country.
Tuesday, June IL. at r. NJ. degrees
will be conferred. The principal
speaker of the occasion will be Ciar-
ence Hodson.
week Is as follows:
Program.
Saturday. June S. $40 p. NJ, Cotn-
Hon club dance.
Sunday. June g. II A. NJ, bsccaiau-
reate sermon.
Sunday, June .. s:so p NJ. unfuri-
ing of service flag.
Monday, June 10. 1890 A. NJ. lit
erary progress.
Monday. June 10. $40 p. NJ. senior
Monday. June 10. $40 P. NJ. alumni
Monday. June 10. . p. M. Kappa
Sigma dance
tuesday, June II, r. Nj, baseball
game-Faculty VS.. Seniors.
Tuesday. June II. p. NJ. address
hy Clarence Hodson. Comforting of
honors and degrees.
Tuesday. June Il, $40 p. NJ, nnal
bali.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
PIEDMONT HAS MADE
AUSP|C|0US START
In Five Weeks Sanatorium Has Nearly
Present Facilities Entirely
Occupied

Piedmont sanatorium. near burke
Vile, has made most suspicious be
ginning i'm It's work for colored suffer
ers from tuberculosis This new state
institution, with a present capacity of
forty beds was opened five weeks ago.
There are already twenty-stx patients
At the institution. eight more have
been called in. and four beds are re-
served for incipient cases who VIII
enter the institution during June.
leaving but four possible vacancies.
pavilion. with a capacity of forty ad-
ditional beds. will he ready for use
by June l ;. giving the institution ia
cilities for handling eighty patients,
which will he expanded az rapidly as
the means Of the state will permit,
A gratifying feature of the cases
under treatment is that twelve were
discovered In the incipient stage Of the
disease OF the twenty six. fourteen
are bed patients and twelve ambulant
patients on exercise. Il IS proposed by
the Anti-Tuberculosis association 10
raise a fund for the purpose Of fur
nishing light occupational exercise for
such Of the patients as are able TO do
light work such as raising chickens.
growing flowers and similar employ
ment
At least six Of the Piedmont pa
tients are having their expenses paid
nut Of the Red Cross seal fund. raised
by the annual sale of stamps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

greatest exhibit ever known heid III
the most ideal of locations, and akasHS
time of year that is pronounced altoS
gether favorable by the manufacturers
Sentiment Of the Industry has seen unS2
deniahiy in favor of such an event ~
this for many years. In many sections
OF the country motor trucks have BEEN
shown either as part of some natfonaE
show or Independently. with local M
tcrest. yet the makers have been ex3
hibitors in large numbers and th&
events have proven profitable Ia a hustM
ness way. Many conventions viii bN5
held in Chicago during the show ON
Invitation of the Chicago chamber or
commerce which is taking a very ace
tive interest in the event. City 6&ss
fcials and the officers of the rnunici.,
pal pier are also taking an active fn.a
terest. many as chairman or memberh
of committees. The conventions 1t
show time. covering a range which
includes every field Of purchasers In
The truck and tractor field. viii be held
in the auditorium at the end OF the
pier This seats 5000 people and $500
may he cared for n a banquet.
Prominence of the motor truck al
this time, due to its wide usage. in
freight hauling work the country over,
"ciievinE railroad conditions, and its
use in war. adds prominence to this
exhibit Of essentials Of the day. DeaI.s
ers 81 over America. who have in the
past handled only passenger cars. are
now taking up tho motor truck, and
an exhibit In September provides them,
md also business men OF the cities
and the farmers, an opportunity to In.
spect the truck products of the coun.
try and 70 make their purchases.
That this great show will ne pro.
ductive Of purchasing the makers say
there ia no doubt. and therefore the
deman for space which Is even nov
most pronounced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

EVERYBODY HAS CHANCE
TO BREAK INTO MOVIES

BE a movie star" This Is the am =
bition of many Richmond folks and
they will he given an opportunity to
satisfy their desire at the convention
OF the motion picture exhibitors OF
Virginia at the Grays' armory next
week. The Ray Film company Is
erecting studio on the stage OF the
armory and local talent will be given
leading parts in production to be
shown in Richmond the following
week. Applicants can secure all in.
formation necessary at the Colonial
theater,
Eight OF the leading picture stars of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Richard Garlic.

The musical comedy which will be
used by Richard earle during his en-
gagement at the Academy on Monday
and Tuesday. and Tuesday matinee. is
"Furs and Frills" The author, Ed
ward Clarke, has succeeded admira bly,
il is said. In fitting Mr. earle with a
comedy role which furnishes him with
the fullest opportunity for the most
effective work of his career. Mr. Carrie
is remembered as the star OF The
Tenderfoot.' "Mary's Lamb" The
Mayor Of Toxic" The Spring
Chicken" Jumping Jupiter" and
The Cohan Revue" and many other
OF the larger Broadway musical pro-
auctions.
The principal song hits are You
Can't Take 1t With You When You
Die. Does Polly Want Wally ?"
''Furs and Frills," You Can't Think
Home" Always Take Mothers Ad-
vice" Heart of My Heart" When
My Wife Returns" "A Short Farewell
Is Best" etc.
The plot of "Furs and Frills" has TO
do with the tale OF a coat. The coat
has more owners than Joseph's coat
had colors. Each change of ownership
creates comedy complications involv-
Ing thrifty Scot. his genial partner,
their fne-raiment loving wives, their
stenographer and her sweetheart
Prominent in the cast supporting
Mr.. earle are Harriet Burt, Alfred
Deery. Ward De Wolf. Lucy Carter.
Harry Miller. Helen Barry. Ollie
Rivers and others. and the great earle
chorus of noted stage beauties. which
has a reputation OF being the finest
assemblage OF voices ever brought to-
gether for the perfect production OF
ensemble work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Jim Thorpe saves Giants.

New York. June Slim Thorpe
started a batting rally for the Giants
In the ninth inning today, which
saved them from being forced into
second place in the National league
overcoming three run lead, the
Giants scored four runs on three hits
two walks and an error, winning over
the Buccaneers. to 3.
The first six frames of the game
was a bitter pitching battle between
Cooper. of Pittsburg. and Al Demaree.
Score by innings: X H f.
Pittsburg 49,. 900 600 1908 .
New York - 900 900 013-4 o
Batteries: Cooper and Schmidt;
Demaree Causey and Rariden. I'M
pires--Quigley and Harrison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
VOLUNTEERS CALLED
FOR COOKING COURSE
Win~the. War Kitchen Offers Free
Cooking Lessons-1hirry students
Complete Course.

A third call ia sounded for rolun-
teers for the third short course in pa
triotfc cookery to be given al the
Win the War Kitchen" 2Io East
Grace street. This course will con-
sist of eight lessons. The basic prin-
ciples of cookery and food economy
VIII be given with special application
TO food conservation.
The class Will he In charge of Mary
F. Frayser. emergency urban agent
1t will he limited 10 twenty students;
II meets Monday. Tuesday. Thursday,
Friday. from 1890 to 12:3o Applica
tons should be made al once by call
ing Randolph 2sl.
Miss F'rayser says with regard to
this course:
Conservation is not being prac-
ticed in the average homes in Rich
mond to the extent II should be. The
short course In patriotic cookery be-
ing given In the ''Win-the- War Kitch-
en- constitutes the means OF teaching
how to make palatable foods and Yet
substitute and release, as the govern
ment requests that we do In add
tion. the basic principles OF scientific
housekeeping are taught.
1T is the patriotic duty OF Rich
mond women TO learn the use OF the
new iStipcs anu van thNy
learn 1t as in the Win thew ar
Kitchen" The physical conditions
are particularly pleasant in the
kitchen. | sometimes think when l
20 out into the torrid heat, that l
have come from refrigerating plant.
The basement OF tho Professional Wo-
mems building is cool place.
In the other two short courses the
women obligated themselves to teach
in return for the instruction, Enough
volunteers have been secured to meet
the present need. Only such OF the
new course need teach as volunteer
for this service"
Pupils of first volunteer course In
war cookery were: Mrs. G.. ]. Michel
bacher. rs North Boulevard. Mrs. N
r Ennet. Stuart apartments: Mrs. A.
p. Hunter. 400 Lombardy; Mrs. J. r.
Nadon. Richmond Cafeteria: Mrs. j.
b. Spiers. col West Main: Mrs. Robert
Aisop. the Lombard. Mrs S. II. Be-
miss, Boulevard apartments; Mrs. c.
NJ. Langhorne. 1912 West Grace; Miss
Lightfoot. 17l7 Hanover: Mrs. r. II.
Walker. Woodson apartments: Mrs.
Moon. 1920 West Grace.
Pupils OF second course were: Miss
Claire Mccarthy. 1914 la West
Grace: Miss Estelle Kahn, s12 Park
a-enue: Miss Josephine Kahn. S12
Fark avenue; Mrs. w. Tracy. l10l
Grove avenue: Miss Madeline Noble.
200 Belmont avenue: Mrs. Mary Will
hanson. All West Grace; Mrs. w. R.
Smith. Centralia. Va: Mrs. o. +.
Hess. 500 Floyd: Mrs. f. d. Dorsey.
Ais Grove avenue: Mrs. Nelson; Mrs.
r.. l.. Kern. 301s East Broad: T. II.
Wilson, 1925. Ira West Grace
street. Mrs. d. II. Leake. 900 Floyd.
Mrs w. r. Catlett, West Grace, near
Lombardy: Mrs. Frank Snyder. Mon.
roe terrace: Miss Mary Hopkins. Miss
Alice Hopkins. Mrs. Kerling. MIRA
Lipscomb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Especial to The Richmond virginian

Especial to The Richmond Virginian
Newport News. Va. June Slime
ly hitting. coupled with costly Rich
mond errors today gave Newport
News a ; TO z victory over the Colts.
Four consecutive errors on battsd
balls. ALI OF which should have been
handltd without trouble. gave the
Builders three runs In the third in
ming. in which stana the Richmond
team went completely to pieces.
Trivett, Builder moundsman, al
lowed only three hits. but walked
five men. This with errors of the
locals. estve Richmond three runs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
nov HORSESHOE PITCHER
SAID TO BE CHAMPION

Kansas City. Mo, June 5.--Come on.
YOU horseshoe pitchers: Kansas City
sports a 'champeen."' a new sensation
IN the art" that amazes the village
old timers and city firemen. He Is
William Orriston. eighteen, and his
friends say they have 500 he can
heat the world.
Recently young Orriston defeated
Frank Hanna, the pride OF Missouri
In a three minute game. 81 to 0. Or
riston threw two sets of ringers, said
to be an unparalleled feat in horse
shoe pitching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Indians Win Ftrst

Cleveland, June 5.-The Indians
won the first game of the ave session
series from the pace making boeto'i
Red Sox today. 5 to 4. in the tenth IN
rinp Robbv Roth's classy base run
ming won for the tribe. with one
gone. Roth singled and stole second,
continued to third on Schanes low
throw. and after wood and Miller mao
walked. filing the bases, Roth are" d
throw from Schang. the nan NUNS
pohby IN the foot and rolling 10 the
Boston dugout, Roth scoring Zane
Ruth kept the Red sox In the run
ming bv making home run with one
on in the sixth II was Ruth fourth
home-in as many days.
Score by innings Is. ~. -.
Boston 900 oo3 o0i o. s 4
Cleveland 100 col lel Is /
Batteries Bush and Agnew' EnEe-
mann. RaRby and Thomas. impress
- Hildebrand and owens,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Senator'S peat Tigers.

Detroit. June Washington OPEN
cd the series here this afternoon by
beating the Tigers. TO 4. in eleven
innings The visitors outhit Detroit
10 TO s. and should have won easily
in regulation innings. but each OF
Washington four errors figured In
Detroits scoring.
Score by innings: X. n, r.
Washington o0i oo3 600 0i-~5 10 4
Detroit $500. n02 00i 100 oo--4 o
Batteries: Harper. Johnson and
picinich. Ainsmsth; Kallio, Dauss and
Spencer. unprecedented and Con-
molly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
BIGGEST AUTO SHOW
DUE IN SEPTEMBER

All plans for the great Automotive
and Accessory exposition, incorporated.
to be held on the Municipal Pier Chi
ca go Septembe u TO 81 exclusive are
row well advanced rne exposition
company has opened offices In the
new Southern hotel, Chicago. having
taken the quarters formerly occupied
by the Chicago Motor club. II Y.
Buelow. general manager Of the show.
IL in charge, and his large working
force is composed Of experienced men.
Motor truck manufacturers without
exception who have been approached
by r. I'd. Spooner, Detroit, chairman
OF the truck committee of the show,
have commended the plans or this
exhibit At the present time $4,000
square feet Of floor space has been
given over to the truck exhibits. which
viii range on either side Of an aisl"
twenty eight feet In width Each
space will he twenty by twenty feet
The hall ia which the show will be hold
iu 2.2fn feet I'm NuEth, without pillar
or obstruction Of any sort. and ~ IL
siKty-eigbt feet In width. The decnra-
tive plan includes panorama hand
paintings. each "A half-mile in length,
TO extend from tho floor to a height Of
ten feet An arch Of SKYE blue de
corattoua with stars will extend from
the paintings completely covering the
roof and scattered artfsticaliy the
ltrEtb Of the showroom " III be statues
of patriotic character 10 sTmbolize
the objects OF the show which are
PATRIOTS I'm that none but essentials
will he exhibited. including trucks Of
every character. tractors. accessories.
motorcycles and undoubtedly airplanes.
For many years now, or ever since
the disconfinuance Of the national
motor truck shows which followed the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Va. Game Starts
at 5 P. M. Today

The Newport News team comes 10
Richmond today with the Colts to
resume hostilities on the local camp
ing grounds. The contest will start
at 5 o'clock. The game tomorrow
will start at the same hour, but Sat
urday's game will begin at 4;30.
This series will end week OF play
between the Colts and Shipbuilders.
SO far. Newport News has the big
end. the series being two to one in
their favor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Athletics CAPTURED

Chicago. June THE White Sox
won from the Philadelphia Athielcs
here today TO 2 Williams started
for the champions. but had 10 ." re-
moved from the MOUND af'er 'ae
fourth, when constant pepperlns ny
the visitors tied the score. Cicotf"
nrished and held the Nackmen score
less In the ninth with one out
Weaver singled took third on pass
ed bali and counted on Gandil's safety
Score hy innings * -. r.
Thila. .....t.-- iop Sop oo'~H
Chicago .-... +ol Vep w
Batteries. Perry and Perkins, Will
namx. Cicotte and Fchalk. tmpires--
Evans and NallIn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

A British Tommy had taken a pris-
oner. While he waited for an escort
to come UP the EngIshman turned
to the German and asked;
''Have you . wife,
''Nein." came the response.
mine" gaspsd Tommy 'Tumme,
where's your iron crUnf"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
pccsInpaueh's Triple Delivers Goods

,rtf1e with three Yankees occupying
tho bases. gave New YORK the first OF
a iye.Kame series with 81. Louis. nv
the score If to 8 Two errors by
Gerber and single by Pinch hitter
Caldwell with none down in the
eighth. paved the way for the three
base blow Pipp also tripled ana
made victory douhly sure The feld-
ing OF Tohin was a feature
Score by innings r. II r
Seu, york 200 0Ih 04o--5 !
&, I.ouis oct 100 600 {
Batteries: Thormahl~n, Love. Rus
sell and Hannah towdermilk, Houk
and Nunamaker, tmpires-OLough
In and Moriarity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
-Intcrna tionaI League Gcorrn

At Rochester-Toronto, 2: Roches-
ter. FIRST same). Toronto. ;. Roch-
ester, (second Game)
At Syracuse Buffalo, 8: Syracuse.
FIRST ganie) Buffalo. 5, Syracuse,
0 tsecond game).
At Jersey City-Baltimore Jersey
City. postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures Newark,
postponed; rafn.A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Totals
Newport News.

summary; stolen bases--W hitcraft
DauChton Double plays--Coyie TO
Preas Bases on balls--On Trivett,
s Left on hases-Richmond. i.
Newport News . Struck out--By
Jackson. ) by Trivett. Passed
hails~-Hardy Time of game-one
hour and twcnty-three minutes I'm
pire-~Mr. Lipe. Attendance-so0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Cadorc Pitches Nlcfnrr.

Brooklyn. June 5.-Lieuteuant Leon
Galore, who pitched for the Dodgers
before he went into the army. twirled
the game here today for his old team.
out the Cardinals in the last
game Of the series. the Brooklyns win
ming, > TO 0. Galore seemed to be in
the best OF form and allowed only four
safe hits
Olsen was the individual star OF the
game, making three hits out Of four
times up, and accounting for the two
lone TALES Of the game.
Score by innings r. H E.
ST. Louis .,... 600 600 600
Brooklyn .. .. 100 900 DIX 2
Batteries: Ames. Tuero and Con-
zales, Galore and Miller. Cmpires--
Moran and Rigler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

Petersburg. Va. June 5.--Peters-
burg captured the Hnal game OF the
series with the Tars here today 10y
the score Of 6 TO ]
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

American Association Scores.
Kansas City. J; Louisville. o.
Minneapolis. .; Indianapolis. 3.
Milwaukee. Q: Colum bus, 6.
q Paul. O.; Toledo. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Resuit=.

Chicago, 4: Philadelphia. O.
New York. S; st. Louis. 2.
Cleveland, S. Boston, ten m
nings). ,-,..u
Washington. 5: Detroit, eleven
innings1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
GIANTS N|NTH-|NN|NG
RALLY WINS CONTEST
With Score Three to One Against
Them In last Frame, Three Runs
Are Showed Across.
COOPER UP IN AIR.

Wiibert Robins Trolley Dodgers Put
Win Over On st. Louis Cardinals.
Cincinnati Keeps Up Good Play
Against Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Cubs Win with Stick work

Boston, June b.-Chicago opened
sharply on Raglan today and continued
their stick work at the expense OF
Hearn. who started the second in
ming on the mound. The Braves
punched hits In two innings. but the
Cubs lead could not be overcome. the
latter winning. 10 ..
Score by innings: r. X. E.
Chicago 420 900 1901 Is 0
Boston ,... DOL 02o 000--3 10 /
Batteries: Hendrix and Killifer
Raglan. Hearne and Wilson. Umpires
Byron and O'Day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Standing of the Gibbs.
Games Today.

Philadelphia AZ Chicago.
New York at st Louis
Washington at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
RED SOX THE LOSER
TO INDIANS IN 10th
Cleveland Team Battles Ed Barrow
Men Until victory IL Theirs--Bush
Is Loser.
SENATOR'S WIN IN ELEVENTH.

Walt johnson Relieves Harper When
Game Gets Cri Yankees
Eighth Frame Rally Spells Defeat
For Browr-Russell On Mound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Southern League Scores.

Atlanta . Memphis. 8
Birmingham. 0; Little Rock, 1.
Mobile. O. Chattanooga, l.
New Orleans. ] +. Nashville, g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

Dutch Leonard" the Boston left
handler. defeated Detroit to o. shut
ting them out without a hit Only one
Tiger reached first base, the result of
the only base on balls Leonard issued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ynsierflax'a Res.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 4. Pittsburg. Q.
brooklyn, 2; st. Louis, O.
Chicago, Z, Boston. 3.
Cincinnati. I; Philadelphia. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

Where They Play To-day.
Newport News at Richmond.
Petersburg at Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
.SH|PBU|LDERS TAKE
COLTS MEASURE AGAIN
Richmond Teams Defense Falls In
Third Innine-Tnvett Allows
Only Two Hits.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores
Standing OF the Clubs

Newport News, 5; Richmond, ..
Petersburg, 8: Norfolk, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Reds Rally In Eighth.

Philadelphia. Pa, June 5.-An
eishth-inning rally gave Cincinnati
victory over the Phillies today, to 4.
Cravath registered the first tally in
the second inning when he pumped
one of RUDE Bressler's shoots into the
bleachers for home run. Another
tally followed this, giving the Moran
men two-run start. but the Reds
came back in their half inning and
knotted the count
Score by innings: r. H r.
Cincinnati 49,. 002 oil 020--7 is 3
Phila. .... 02I 00l 0o0--4 10 Q
Batteries: Bressler and Wingo,
Mayer. Watson and Bupns Umplres
KLEIN and F.msIie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Sta ndinR of the (1uha
Games To-day,

H''S VFfNt
chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
GERMAN OFFENSIVE EXPECTED
AGAINST THE AMERICAN LINES
Three Logical Points Of At
tack Pointed Out By the
Military Experts
u,1rK ruE AarEaIcAN ANH1Y ~

wITK THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Juy T.-tSy the -Assoe:at-
ed P-es5)-Ee5unp:io OF the German
offensive aga;:s: solue part OF ehc
allied ,ine Is bei:s-cti to he Near. Tor
onviouS re%scnS i Is impossible to
get ,n,o the subjec. deeply. bnt l.
l,lxv DC said that ctE. : ce2GohS cp-
rear - hc.r Iui - Sc2:cMs~t tNaI
tnc Germans are aS"!" Gbcut 70 ~
tack besides the tac- tho thS. @snot
resting periods hs--ee.' afrSck5 Vii
have Seen concluded 20" IL tho cue
NY troops within the rear tEtnfc'
Is may be sale, thai there axe .h:ee
lactcal roin.I log t::e cie.Ey's @tcac1
tho Chateau T,'t1r:y :eHioS: INC
::ro r,or-n Of C3alcn-,, ar@ II the
nc,ghtcrhccd CT Abbcvu;e. ir she
rl.rdv:; sector. An assault rortH ~
cnalo,:. or aSniuss AbbevIfle 'ToVld
re less costly tor ii:r:. bT+ II the
t9r-ae: he -cU:a Scc less ;tnpofsc:
territory tha: before E5bevIlie,, EheSe
his loss would b i;e1"!c-.
Prom TIE best information 9ot2iE-
able :t appears that the GernhGNS
durire tie coming oife25ive Will nave
between thirty and forty DIVISIONS
capable OF participating II the ~
tack ;,,.
Tic American forces are tomcHt
Resting On tAeiv @:1rS. awaiting the
eue-,y offensive. ard = II happens
that ~. ene.ry star 2gainES me
positions rc.d by the Amei-caAs'
which seems rather likely, the Amer
car troops VII give good 2ec'"he
Of :neio selves.