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Notice.

There >will De a called communlca-
ton of Alexandra Washington Lodge
No. %, A F. and A. NJ, Monday
evening, August 10, 1918. S o'clock,
for work. Come and help the sold
iers.
BY Order IF the Worshipful Master,
A. 6. UHLER, Secty.
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Notice.

The Jameson Studio will close Sat
urday, August II. After that day all
orders may be called for at the resi-
dence, 225 North Royal Stree after
S P. M. 19i-2t.
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iUTO FOR SALE--AUTO WANTED

AUTO FOR SALE--AU1O WANTED
FOR SALE-Early 1917 Hudson Sc
dan Super Six; wheel base, 100;
wheel 35x4la; recently upholstered;
in perfect condition.
WANTED-Cadillac or Buick Touring
Car or Sedan, late model; what have
you to offer; where may it be in
spected? Address communication
to R. L. Lake, Virginia Shipbuild!ng
Corporation, Alexandria, Va. Send
picture of what you have to offer.
Are you interested in what VIC have
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WANTED-Good kitchen man, S12
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR Rental 211 South Patrick
street, large, furnished front room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Modern conveniences. 1917
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WANTED-Boy, IA or over, with
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Observation-Disclosures, white; S12
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ROW FARM LABOR SHORTAGE
IN SOUTH is BEING MET

Washington, Aug. 4. Scores Of
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03
KIDNEY TROUBLE NOT
EASILY RECOGNIZED
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

An examining physician for one
Of the prominent Life Insurance
. Companies, in an interview of the
subject. made the astonishing state
ment that one reason why so many
applicants for insurance are reject
ed is because kidney trouble is so
common To the American people.
and the large majority of those
whose applications are declined do
not even suspect that they have the
disease.
Judging from reports from drug
gists who are constantly in direct
touch with the public. there is one
preparation that has been very
successful in overcoming these
conditions The mild and healing
influence Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root IS soon realized 1t stands the
highest for its remarkable record
Of success.
We find that Swamp Root is
strictly an herbal compound and
we would advise our readers who
feel in need OF such a remedy TO
give It i trial. 1t is on sale at all
drug stores in bottles Of two sizes.
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten
cents TO DR.. kilmer & Co.. Bling
hampton. \. Y. for a sample bot
tie When writing be sure and
mention the Rock Island Argus
(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03

fixtures inspected, los; sewer con
struction approved. IA; final tests,
rs; water tests. %; plans approved,
80; journeyman plumber examina-
tons, f.
Report Of NJ A. HoIlingsworth.
health officer. follows:
Number guarantees for com
municable diseases, s; releases,
Il; sanitary inspections, 1853; gro
Gerry, 20; meat markets, Il; restau-
rants II; bakery. ,; dairy farms,
s; dairy wagons. IL; milk samples.
II; gasoline pumps and measures
inspected, 10; scales tested, s.;
scales condemned, l total fees col
lected. $40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03
At the Majestic

/ Shoulder Arms" the second
Charlie Chaplin million-dollar pic
ture, TO be shown at the Majestic
theatre tonight and Wednesday,
picturizes his experiences and diff
fculties as an average American
dough boy, from the time he enters
the rookie" squad until, as a fin
ished product of military training
he invades Hunland and captures
the imperial German staff with
method typically Yankee for novel
" and surprise.
His feet get him into countless
troubles under the unsym pathetic
eve of his drill sergeant. and even
after his advent into the front line
trenches he finds new complexities
in the management of a rife and
bayonet. Following numerous ex-
perienCes in his dugout he vOlun-
teers for 4 special spying mission.
CamOuffaged as a tree. he inyades
enemy territory A Hun wood
chOpping party attempts to add him,
disguised as a tree stump, to its
collection. with disastrous results
Charlie is finally captured in a
Shell-tOTn French house He makes
his escape by turning the tables on
the Germans, and. accompanied by
the French girl who befriends him.
he seeks refuge in what proves 10
be the headquarters of the general
staff. The kaiser. crown prince and
Won Hindenburg surprise him in an
attack on a German officer. but
Charlie saves the day for himself
and the girl by wearing the uni
form of his unconscious victim
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03
deIhQdtpr
At the Spencer.


In Madge Kennedy's latest Cold
wyn production, The Fair Pretend
er." an added attraction at the
Spencer tonight, tomorrow and
Thursday, she is bound and gagged
and thrust into a closet by a mys-
FERROUS foreigner, played by Paul
Doucet Never having been sub
jected TO these indignities even
upon the screen, Miss Kennedy
meekly resigned herself to Mr..
Doucet's trusting. But when Tom
Moore rescued her in the course Of
the action, it was seen that had he
waited any longer the star would
have been really strangled. Doucet
had nearly choked her into insensi-
bility 1t took quite five minutes to
bring Miss Kennedy around.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03
HANDLE FEWER
POLICE CASES
Report Of Chief Shows Decrease In
Month Of November, Also in
Pines Collected.
DECREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Total Assessed Prisoners 1881
Against SI-S4S the Previous
IeaT-GiYc Records.

Police report for the month of
November submitted by Police
Chief Phil Miller 10 the city com
missiCaers and read and approved
yesterday afternoon. shows q vast
decrease i'm the number of cases
and in fines collected IN contract
with the police activities for No
HeubeT Of last year.
During last month 157 cases were
handled by the local police in con-
trast with 405 for the same month
last year. There were ~ city
cases an. Z91 for the same month
last year. State cases for Novem-
her last year mum ered IA as
against - last month. The sum Of
SI.54S.S0 was COLLECTED in fines No
vembe- a year ago as against
SG3i-60 last month. The police as
well as 7athly reports Of the po-
lice mat On. plumbing inspector,
electrical Inspector. building in
sDec-or and health officer follow:
Stale Gases.
Selling intoxicating liquor in less
quantity than FIVE gallons. ID. sell
ing intoxicating liquor on election
day. .. selling intoxicating liquor
on Sunday . fugitive from JUS
t3Ce. Z violation of motor vehicle
law. 70: receiving stolen property.
a confidence game, J., assault with
intent 70 commit murder. L. vaE-
ranCy. 4 larceny. j, robbery. ,:
disorde-lv conduct, 8, total state
cases. -.
City Gases.
%-r.l-.TE motor vehicle law q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-03

This is special week in silks
dress goods. wash goods. Iaces AID
eubrOiderieS a. McCabe's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
British Gain Lost Ground in Counter Attacks;
MorLancourt and CH;piZLy Have Been Captured
Field Marshal's Report Con-
firms Successes for
the British.

LONDON, MarcE C7.--Thc British
forces aGc not only offering strong
resistance 20 heavy enemy attack
bogh rortE ard south Of TIE EtTer
S0rruc, tnt have carried out nuncr-
oSu counter .:tacts during the day,
resulting IN the rcgairung OF ground
and tie driyinr' back OF the Germans
~ various poll IS.
Thc report from Field Marshal Tiatg
tcuiiGl,; declares that in these opera
tioHs heavy cnmlalttes haze been Ia
clc;ed or the enemy. The tezt of the
st::tc,i!-rr reads:
'Thc battle WAS renewed t::s morn
ing win great violence south and
nc,-,h Of the Sommc. Ir:cnse fight
irG has taken place Gnriag the day
from .0ush Uf Eosicrcs 10 north OF
AblGinviilc Enthusiastically.
AN unsuccessful attempt made
by the crcr,!y last riTh- 20 drive
in car. Inc son:h Of the Sorl.nc wan
followed this morning by series OF
heavy attacks N the ne!Shbo.hood g
Rot tieres aid 20 the south of that
Continued on Page Te1.)
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NEW YORK, March IA mess
ace from David: Lloyd George, prime
minister of Great Britain, calling
upch the United States to send
."Amtrican reinforccments across
the Atlantic IN the shortest possible
space OF time" was read tonight by
Lord Reading, British High Commits
sionhr to the United. States. at din
rer given here in his honor.
we are al the crisis Of the war,
attacked by an immensely superior
force Of German troops" said the
premier IN his message. "Orr army
has beer forced TO retire. The re-
tirement has been carried out meth
oGicaIiy before the pressure of
steady succession Of fresh enemy re-
serves. vhich is suffering enormous
losses.
The situation is being faced with
splendid courage and resolution.
The doqged pluck Of our troops has
for the moment checked the cease
less onrush Of tho enemy. and the
French have now joined in the strue-
nlc. But this battle, the greatest
and most momentous in the history
of the world, is only just beginning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
EVERYWHERE BRITISH AND FRENCH
ARE HOLDING THE FOE. GERMAN.
LOSSES ESTIMATED To Be 100000.
Flankng Movement By the Allies Which Would Nuify the
Entire Teutonic Drive May Be the Coming Move
In Worlds Greatest Struggle

repulsed by Field Marshal Hais's
men. with the heaviest casualties.
British gains between the Somme
the .recapture Of the towns Of Nor
Iancourt and Chipiily. South OF the
Somme they have advanced to 9roy.
ART, which lies TO the south of Bray.
All along the 5O-mile front from
the region of Arras TO the south Of
what was to have been :he final
'strcke TO end the war in a victory
for the Teutors are only 100 plainly
evident in the re.devastation Of the
countryside and the wreck and ruin
of the towns. villages and hanIets
through which the armies have
passed.
Westward trorn where the old bat
lie line reared ItseIf the Germans
everywhere have pushed forward for
material gains, but with gallant foes
before them who fought wit1 the
greatest bravery and stubEornness
and cedcd no ground unless recon-
killed. ~<:ounded or made prisoner.
II is estimated that in the great at
tacks delivered in mass formation
more than 100000 OF the nearly mil
lion men the Germans threw into the
fray arc dead. wounded or in the
hands Of their foes.
About IS miles represents the
qreateSI point OF penetration made
at any place by the enemy in his ad-
vance. and on the northern and
southern ends OF the big salient he
has left his flanks dangerously open
70 counte1-attacks, which. If success
fuf. probably might result in re-
.reat greater than the 1915 retro
Grade movement Of ven Hindenburo.
1uc thus nu!Iify in its entirety the
drive that mas been accomplished.
It IS not improbable that British and
French reserves, and possibly Amer
lean troops, known to he bcn7d the
battle front. soon will ne thrown
aqainSt the weakened enemy.
Notwithstanding the strength Of
the Cerr7n drive. nowhere has the
British or French front, along the
latter o. which American troops
have given coed account Of their
ability as fighters, been even dented-
,Cuntinuad on Page Ten.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

The strength Of the great German
offensive in France is apparently
fast diminishing. On the seventh
day of the titanic battle there were
strong indications that the enemy
was feeling materially the strain he
had undergone. and that his power
had been greatly impaired through
nard usage.
WhiIc she town Of AIoe-t has been
Captured from the British. and west
Of Eoye thc Frcnch have been com.
PEELED 20 2tYc srcurd in the face OF
greatly superior numbers. the Brit
ish have repused heavy attacks both
nc~sn and south Of the Somme. and
also driven back across the Ancre
river the Germans WHO foroe6 the
stream Wed1 esday. The fighting
still continues ot 4 sanyulnary char
acter on all thcse sectors. but every
where the British ard French arc
holding the eremy. Especially Sc
yere has nccr the fighting west CT
Albert. where the Germans. in an
endeavor to debouch westward. were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
FURY OE
GERMAN At TACK
SPENDS ITSELF
Smashing Counter Blows By
British Force Back Teu-
tons ar Some Points.

LONDON, March 27.-TonIght's news
from the battle front confirms the
hopeful impression formed earlier in
tho day that the British now appear to
be on uae they are able to hold finn
ly, 1T least on tho s;nlumc and the Aucre
rivers. Further south in the Roye-
Noyou region the situation Is less well
defined, bUt 1t Is stated that both the
French and British are bringing mp TO
serves there. The correspondents also
are showing greater confidence that tho
enemy will be held on this terrain.
Tile German official communication Of
ton1gh. was Significantly brief and re-
served 1t reports the crossing of the
Ancre, but only refers 20 Tuesday' s
events, while the British war office
statement shows that the Germans who
had crossed that stream were thrown
back today in counter attacks.
TIE news from the So1nme front IS
distinctly encouraging, the British hav-
Ing recapturctl Morlancourt and Chip!l!y
aad advanced to Proyart.
The infantry fighting along the major
tCont1 nued on Page Ten.)
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the scene first. What VIC require is
time to get up our forces to the right
place. Every day the enemy IS held
is d tremendous advantage 10 us.
"The battle is far from over, and |
would not like to say we arc not likely
to be faced with another crisis, but
time is on our side. The enemy is get
ting further from his rarI.heads, and
the area behind the line IS getting
more congested. His supply O. men
also is wearing down. Thus far the
Germans have kept their troops in
echelon, throwing III fresh men from
the rear echeions as fast rs the front
line is exhausted. Meanwhile the men
carry full equipment and cxrat on ron
ratons. THIS process OF handling the
troops is now growing difficult. and,
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ne took CourccIettc. and a similar dan
ger OF breach was present.
lone remarkable feature of the
whole battle has been the work Of the
allied airmen," said General Maurice.
Last night we dropped twenty-five
and one.haIf tons o. bombs on enemy
reserves around Peronnc and Bap-
aume. During the day lo"-tying ma
chimes operated constantly and almost
without interference on the part OF the
enemy from the air With their ma
chine guns they inflicted heavy losses
on the enemy and constantly inter
fered with his preparations.
The opposing forces on the whole
front are as nearly equal as possible
the General said. The enemy being
or thc offensive. Gets his reserves on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Enormously Long Trains
Of the German Wounded

AMSTERDAM, Aar. T.LEnor-
nlously long ambulance trains are
passing through L1ege and AAmur.
Belgium, on their way to A1-La-'
Chapelle ard other parts Of Germany
with wounded men from tho French
battle front according to tho Tela-
graa{ frontier correspondent.
Many of the wounded have BEEN de-
trained ut Naanur, says tho CORES
pondent, who adds that the hospitals
In northern France have not sutfct-
ent Accommodations for tho great
stream Of sufferers.
The Telcgraafs 4eveuaar correspou
dent says the first transports with
wounded have arrived at frontier towns
Commenting on this fact the Telegram
says that while the German communl
cations speak Of the slight Gcrmas
losses, II Is significant that even IN
most out Of the way places In Germany
wounded arc arriving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
AMERICANS To
TAXI: PART IN
ATTACK IN Fl)E
News of Entente Counter o.
fensive Expected Momen-
tarily at Washington.

wASU1HGTCN. March 27.-Erench
AID British oif:c;a! statements were
scam Il eagerly tooigh: py officials and
m:3:-a-* mei; heSe ior first signs of the
coy;rter-biow T:b;ch they thlak Will be
delivered scnn Hy the 2ll:sG a:7uieS in
France. r':s:" :!:c ,1:s!. =; ehe German
d-:"c apparently mas ben definitely
cEvc;ei:.
%l;in &C Official report !i2s reached
il:c Va" Gap@i.r;er showing the par
tic:pat.a1 ot AMERICAN forces bc"oud
:e,r engineer - -. taece WIS reason
20 bc:icvr 20: Eot:lc pm ot General
PcrShin2's AMY :,IiglIe :a.H rart IN she
attempt 90 huri che Germans pack.
T!.c "aiY report reaching the depart
,acrt today Sas n brief summary sent
"a by Genera. Persh!us showing the
British battle lines as they stood early
yesterday morning. The German claim
kat o63 GUNS i:ad been :aken also was
quoted.
Tou,ghs's rerores from London show
.ae British tleteases 20 hare stittened
sharply N the last fev~ hours. Counter
attacks mentioned. IL was indicated.
we're c: local character and Eot TO be
Continued Page TONY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
ALLIED ATTACK
PREDICTED On
FRENCH FRONT

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANcE, Tuesday, March 2e. (Evening)
(By The Associated Press)-The Ger
mnE effort by terrific rush to get be-
tween the. French and British forces.
with tho object Of defeating each sepa-
rateiy, has failed mp to the present and
is likely to continue 20 fail, The nght-
ing qualities Of tho allied soldiers have
served to stay the irnpu1stve advance.
and today the AuSlo-F.rerch Line Is on
strong positions.
The rent few days may change the
situation entirely, as the allies have
had time to get their "maneuvering re-
serve" to take the initiative.
Noyon was evacuated lats last night
(Conttnued on Pn&0 Ten-l
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meanwhile. the AnqIo-F Frcnch reserves
are getting nearer the battle 'front.'
The situation to-day is less critical
than it mas been in the last few days"
General Maurice laid map Of the
western front on the table in his quar-
ters while making his customary Ver-
bal statement today. blue line repre-
scntinq the front rs outlined in last
nights cornmunique, while a bright
Qrcen line showed the line a. | o'clock
this afternoon.
The changes to-day included slight
enemy advances along the Somme.
both north and south Of the river. and
similar enemy push further south,
around Erches and / L'EchcIle. .Staurin
During the night" continued Gen.
cral Maurice. the enemy attacked Just
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Greatest Battle Reviewed y British and German War Leaders

north Of the Somme and drove us back
to Mericourt and Sally. but fresh al
lied troops arrived on the scene this
morning and counter-attacked, regain
ing d cons dcTabIc part of the ground
the Germans had taken. On the re-
maIndcr Of the northern part OF the
front the,Iine remains steady.
For the time being. the enemy is
definitely checked north Of the Somme.
The fighting in this district has been
very severe. and the. c.eneny troops are
exhausted.
North Of Aber. an attack may be
expected momentarIIy, as German re-
serves have been seen massin9.
The enemy is now in Albert. while
the British tine holds the railway en-
bankment on tho western cItskirts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
RAISE FOR TEACHERS.

GRAFTON. ". Va. March 27.--An.
nouncement was made today that the
salaries Of Ill Grafton school teach
nrs had been increased twenty per
cent by the hoard Of education. This
action was taken. ii was eXplaiFed,
in order that the schools be fully
equipped wiz teachers as commission
ers e neigh boring communities were
offering higher salaries than have
hitherto been paid in Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

LONDON, March 2.-Tne Germans
are in possession Of the town OF Al
bert, il was announced to-day by Major
General Maurice. chief director Of mill
tary operations at the war Office. The
British are holding the railway en-
hanknen, on the western outskirts of
the place, he stated.
There have been two erIt'ca! mo-
ments thus far m che battle raging IN
France. majo- Genera! Maurice d.
ciared in ms statement. which was m
the form OF an interview wita th= As
sociated Press.
The first Ads on Saturday. "her
the enemy co. across sre TortIiie river
and near!y reached the hnc on the
Sonme." General Maurice declared.
The second was on Monday, when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
LLOYD GEORGE SENDS PLEA FOR :.
fastening 0F j. 6. SOLDIERS;
CRISIS OF THE WAR IS REACHED
Declares the Battle But Just Beginning - Importance Of
American Reinforcemens Immediately Cannot Be Ex-
aggerated-Confident Of Quick Response.

Throughout it the French and Brit
ish are buoyed with the knowledge
that the great Republic of the West
will neglect no effort which can
hasten its troops and it's ships to Eu-
rope.
ain war, time Is vital. It is impos-
sibe tc exagserate the importance
of getting American reinforc:ments
across the Atlantic in the shortest
possible space Of time"
The dinner, which was given by
the Lotus Club in honor Of Lord
Reading, was the most largely at
tended Of any in the history Of that
organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28

PARIS March 27.-with fresh
troops the Germans today attacked
the French lines east Of N!oatdidicr,
and although :hcir assaults we're re-
pulsed several times, they succeeded
In making some advance, according TO
the war office tonight. Around LII
SsiSuy and Noyon powerful enemy at
tacfs we're broken up. The text OF
the statement reads:
THE Germans, throwing into the
battle fresh new troops, to-day at
tackled with retl0ublct violence our
positions east of MO- td.dier. Our
troops, with pratscwoIthy teracity,
checked the assaults OF the enemy,
who succeeded in advancing only BY
reason Of n marked superiority IN
numbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
SLIGHT GAINS BEST GERMANS
COULD OBTAIN FROM FRENCH

I'm the region Of Lasstgry and
Noyon attacks not less powerful suf-
fered 4 complete check, breaking dow,
before the heroic resistance OF our
re SimeuSs.
Eastern ThGater. March 26.--Ee-
tween Lakes Ercsba and Ochr!da the
enemy attacked salieu; in cur po-
sitions, but was completely rcpclled,
leaving on the ground \ sr~cat number
of dead. surprise attack ut the
SAME time against one Of our ad-
varccd posts three kilometers far
ther west failed completely. Allied
avtators successfully bombed enemy
dcpots at Dcr:lir-Iissar AID eucaup-
ments sou utheast OF Rosra."