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SCHUCK REPLIES TO Mr.. Nicely
Continued from Page one.)

Tinted STATES in the hands Of the southern coterie that
prices wheat the north
the
vicious proGeeng at the expense OF the American
people. by southern SPECTATORS
attack and invite the consider
patriotic voter Of the First Congressional District to my
answer circulated
in the city elsewhere that the
cowardy phrases said" understood not
going circulation fasehod vicious and
engaged
ut is speech this city the 9Th day Of
October justified sinking Of the
ustana principle the by defending
predicted that the end Of
the Germany victorious and that this nation would be
ranspanng and impression here Of German
ideals"
will content myself with simple denial
Fortunately number Of people who heard that address
boasts and the statements OF these men Will ano you as "
asehood Here an affidavit and to this affidavit Invite
patriotic citizen the city OF Nheeng
West Virginia:
r1den S R Hs Frank H. Thurm VIM G. Uer A.
g.. a DSnS T ey ' avo read the article entitled
He Calls ssf and snc @ NJ S and h es that m
relating certain speech maze by GhaTs a. scnueS on Te'on n
day sehuk the Aron Hall in the City of Wheeling then the
with speech of Mr. schuc untrue and false
he sinking Of the sitana the whole
tenor of o %" ok o wa P h GF "n % that he @ eze
should be CHASED as hyphen" merely on ao.nt OF D %
here and consisted of O n, npd h SnsS
of their
md saith not
(Sgned) FRANK H. TIlURM,
G.. ULFERT.
FlDElIS RIlSTER.
&C. SCHNEIDER
81std dave Of October 1915 SiEncd) W. /" btAofA"
Public II for Ohio County, West Virginia
My May LIST. 1927.
Concerning the above affidavit need only say That
Wheeling. They OF
German descent doubtless. have been at tho
had certainly crime FOR
our worthy German citizenship meetings they had
above question: They said that OCCASION and 1h'y
nronuncc YOUR Wheeling Register to be an absolute
Virginia, that protects
MAN fr. such FLANDERS going in campaign OF
v,fcaon You your Of will have the opportunity
citizens My attorneys VIII
Wheeling Register for s2oo"
cach case regardless this election next TUESDAY we WI"
whether not this Vicious ana eo
circulated
Nov MFR Nicely as RI as the question patriotic
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Here's the Dope
On The Election

the dopshcet on the coming pltc'
The first columns totals
"elnocraic column
This feature Is OF
OF the TWO
tho
Republican Democratic canddate
L.. WI
1918 the Rrpuocahh
@lS9 than the Democrats carried "
OF these ae
mers)
Thn in
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succeeded in cnnqucring. Col Caprile. Col
Bonattu. Asulune. Mount PraSsn0lan. the
salient nr SolarO. Mount Spinoncla. ana
tho plateau of AEiago.
I'm spite of hnd weather conditions
our aviutnrs succeeded in bringing down
TWO enemy airplanes and one obserVa-
.t!nn balloon.
The number Of prisoners captured
amounts now Ia over 50. 600, and OF the
guns captured over 500 were counted.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire in this way to express our
appreciation to our friends and rcla-
tiycs for their kindness during the III
ncss and death Of our wife and mother;
elso for the many beautiful floral
offerings.
JACOB l,ENLIE15 AND FAMILY.
nj
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Yesterday md apparently the whole
front is being. driven northward. the
dispatches fatty deny the Austrian
clnIm that territory across tho P9ave IS
being evacuated Voluntarily.
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LONDON. Oct. 3l-Thc entire ltai'
ian front IS abiaZe. Central News or
patch from Rome Gays. All tho l'ai''i1'
armies now ara in action .
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good orrice and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new IntcllIsenc"r building. 1905 and
1907 Market St. Now r"ady Tor &C "
Fancy. Apply Pecer BOYD, cur" Inte'l-
rencer ap+1T-tf
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ROME. oct. 31.----0dcrzo has been
reached by tho allied troops advancing
eastward Of tho piavr river and Serrc
valley has been taken. according 10 an
official statement issued At the war Of
flee tonight.
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From the stelvio Pass TO the Adr'a'lc
the italian front is moro than lSo 'nlics
in length running south to west Oh Lahe
iinrdn. thnnce cast across the brr!'u
and Piave to the apex Of the ne" el'ru
wedge near Sacilc. where II turns sou'h
and west 10 the Adriabc.
The active italian front mas ocen con
sIdrred generally AS being between t<aRe
co,d, md the Adrlat:c n front OF about
,oo miles The Pave lin" on which the
allied troops now are ADVANCING Is ABOUT
ei,t,. r,i,os from the Finrc east OF Monte
Granpa 10 the mouth Of thr river north
east OF Venice.
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WANTED-To Buy Farm

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acres. Please state where situated
and price. Address B. Farm. care of
Intelligenccr. o-29-i
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wANTED-Ciril service examinations.
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WANTED-Ciovcrnm"n needs 10000
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WANTED-Tcn young ladies 10 prepare
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erned let me invite YOUR attention and the voters OF
District the report case made by the
National Security Is composed Of patriotic cns
who have records of members Of the
sixtyourh sxy of both Of which you were
member body records Of all the members Oh
eight important These measures are
resolution. warning American citizens Oh ~
high . ,.
(2) Kahn amendment to the BILL increasing the regular
army 17SOO0
Bandegee amendment to the army BILL increasing tho "
70 100000 -,
a. providing volunteer reserve army under
control. ~
(5) 1916 designed to secure an increase
the ,u:.
American ships carrying
a. The against Germany.
( CONSUMPTION law designed to give ell
fecto the
questions They had to DO with our
army and preparations the of war max
ing and of carrying patriotic the American people
The record places N against inc
paired
war measures and placed against the
name Of Nicely spite of the fact that the
simply Denocrac
r ~ in soe Of the fact Mr. Wilson appealing
election as his personal supporter record show on tne
eight $3.50 record You cannot defend
- 49, rrd ~ lack NJ information or lack of proper understanding
On West Virginia congressman oteo
right every OF two West Virginia ConsesSeh
az" and those Congressman were GEO. NJ ~
Republican, Virginia District and Edward cooper
Republican, District You had the same tacs
you information that they had They voted oF e
can purposes ideals and American patriotism eight ue
voted against American propositions and asahs
patriotic ideals special champion
ideals and Of vigorous carrying on 10
lust conclusion Of mpudnce only equaea Og your
past performance the matter Of carrying OUT your
personal pedges individuals particularly regard to the "he
Office.
conclusion the voters of the First congressional
Tuesday they WI" not nave 10
matter OF national PATRIOTISM as lar
will have to be satisfied with any halfway
this successful CONCLUSION anu
do not stand Victory" elected Congress- vi"
sunpo men in Representatives who Will be the sturdy
OF vigorous national pohcy; anu
Allies IN Europe next "eeA
elected 10 congress
leaders such as Iheodo Roosevelt
William Julius Kahn and Ehhu Root 1n
that the war to Victory WITHOUT
wiring SO Lar LILY AL
be will be eXerted to that end.
who will stand for the American pohcy OF
nrotection will which defense OF
American the competition OF countries organized
Of INDUSTRIES and Tor the urheF
of been scarcely touched peneFe IN
the benefit of the whole American
nsoDe will efforts merely acting as the echo
OF n leader
will stand and the First Congressional District;
the partisan u
crpes that may come House from other source
Very Truly,
CHARLES J. SCEUCk
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At ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS on
THE TlANE. Wednesday,. Oct. 3e.-'By
The Associated rress )--Allicd troops
hnvc taken Monte Olson. This was II
most important operation. for by II the
roads were opened to Fcltrn and Wit
turin.
Roth these cities wcro Austrian bases.
Tho capture Of Monte Olson als" DIVIDES
the Austrian army. forcing tho troops
to til" north la follow H. long. slow Inc
Of rctrcnt through the m"unta'ns al
TrcuiIu" Thu general lin" Of retreat
where the largest number q! F""pS
could hr moved would be along the
roads and railways toward Relluno anu
over tn. plains toward ldinc.
Venice - not safe since the third
army has driven back the AuFtrians IN
the lower plains. Italian cavalry is ad-
vaucing rapidly Mt many points. inc
number nf prisoners is growing hoHrI%
md may possibly total 10000. opposite
thu tenth army. in which AMERICAN
troops are hriEadrd. Is estimated mat
four md onc-half Austrian divisions
have been partially destroyed.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ol.--fiftc"n AUS
trian divisions operating between the
Ercnta and the Fiarc on the ltahhn
front have had their retreat cut OH
through tn" capture Of the mountain
pass of Nadai by italian and "iIled
troops.
Omr:nl wireless dispatches from Rome
today say the .hvantnE" Is hcinE pressed
To tho utmost and that Crisis Is near.
Enemy losses are described ns appalling
Occupation Of tho valley or t'"cr" ny
the Italian army corps operating
north Of NaldohbiadcEe threatens rritre
and exposes tho Austrinns in the Crap
IA region to thanking movement. whlch
it Is said will compel Immediate retire
ment.
The third italian army on the lower
Piave Is reported advancing steadily IN
the. face Of desperate enemy resistance.
In all more than 1000 square ktlome-
ters Of italian territory was reconQuered
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Throe springs and one night
latch key. between confectionery on
18th St. and in market house. Reward
1919 Market. upstairs. n-l-l
IOsT-Burlington watch. IS size. hunt
Ing case, Shrlners emblem on front
lid. either in .Benwood or McMechen.
Reward for return to Dr., w. B. Hart
Wig, Benwood Bank Bldg. o-25-l
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WAHTED--Agents

wANTEp-Three gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the install.
ment plaA. Best of goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. c. F.
! Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main St u1r-12-tf
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ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
on THE PAVE FRONT. Oct Sl.-lBy
The Associated Press u ne 1'a!i'i'i
army on the right is rapiai! "N'enuinH
its lines In the valley OF the upper tlave
around Rclluno. with the OBJECT Oh o'-
vIding the Austrian army nh" lore'ns
n r.troat Of the mountain army along
~, roads from Ilalzano. The most not
ohlc fighting was occasioned by the
Third army's frontal attack along the
lower Piaye on the Austrian Fifth army
which il resisting stubbornly - ave
itself from capture. This army 10 also
being attacked by the Tenth army COM
posed Of two British. ons italian and
ono American division. - ~. - 50
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WANTED-Male

WANTED-Butcher for Coal Co. Store.
Good wages and pleasant place to
work. Must be sober and honest. Piney
Fork Supply Co., P1ney Fork. Ohio.
n-o5-1
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DIED

BEBoUT-On Wednesday evening. octo-
Der 80, 1918 at Browning. Montana
DR. RUPERT WILLIAM BEBOCT.
Funeral arrangements incomplete. In
terment Beverly, Ohio.
(Maretta papers please coDy.)
VErTK-On Thursday. October 3lst,
1918, at 1870 o'clock r. m at the resi-
dcnce Of J. A. Faris. Jr., 10 S. York
street. PHILLIP EEITA- in the s3rd
year of his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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YOTc1-For sale 10 coz: producers II
lurg. quantity OF IL anH - pound
iron raIla nlao platN Cor ooti chute.
Tr-stete Pipe Company, bo1laire.
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FOB sAtslfaaroush bred Ch.st--
White plss $1,000 each EaSs stltweil
RAyland, Ohio. o-o-oV.
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WHEELING TTELLIGENCER Az
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College. 331 W. 9Th St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Senate, 1918. Senate. 1916. Governor, W.
primary ELECTION (Elecuon}
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CHARLES. J. SCHUCk.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-15
For Cleaning Walls, Ceilings Etc. Complete With 5Foo Handle
u C. BARNES APPOINTED FARM
LABOR AGENT

Some time ago Secretary Dodds of
the Chamber of Commerce addressed
Hon. Louis Post, Assistant Secretary
of Labor at Washington, D. c., offer
ing the services of the local organiza-
tion in helping the government OBJ
tain the desired supply of farm labor.
Yesterday he received reply from
T. v. Powderly, Acting Director Cen
eral of the Department Of Labor
Acknowledging receipt of the recent
communication. Mr.. Powderly states
that he has appointed the local or
gani2ation farm labor agency No. 1902
and requests that one Of our members
be appointed farm labor agent at the
nominal salary Of $1.O0 per annum.
As soon as the appointment Is ap-
proved he will be supplied with all
necessary instructions, forms, blanks
and franked envelopes.
Mr.. H. c. Barnes, chairman of the
Employment Division was appointed
Farm Labor Agent of the local organi-
zation by Director C. S. Kirk of Or
ganization Affairs.
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METHODIST REVIVAL

Two fine services were held yester-
day. While the afternoon service was
not so largely attended 1t was one of
those earnest, quiet hours in which
CONSIDERATIONS are made and the work
ers get that needed preparation for
the evening service which Is attended
by the larger crowds. A well-filled
church heard the evangelist in the
evening. "The Jailer's Question" was
the subject from which a most power
full sermon was preached. The SER
mon was preceded by a solo Does
Jesus Care" by Mr.. Dodds. Services
today at 8 p. m. and 1880 p. m. Re-
member that 7:SO comes long time
before dark and you will have to start
to church while it is yet day. Come
early and get into the spirit of the
service from the first song The choir
is growing in numbers. Good music
will characterize every service. A
special quartet will be sung tonight
What better time could there be for a
great revival in Maysville? This
church is not in this work for them
selves. They are working earnestly
for the good of Maysville that she may
be awakened and become aroused to
her needs and opportunities. Let all
Christian people lend a hand in this
mission.
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ENEMY WON'T RENEW FIGHT
Alrmen Blow Up .HOldings-RailrOad
Centers and Other Military Points
Targets For Airmen-Britlsh
AylatOrs Down Six More
Enemy Machines.

New York, May 14-Committed, as
they are, to continuation of heavy
fighting on the western front, the
Germans apparently are taking their
full time before beginning another
forward operation on the line from
scissors north to the Belgium coast
In two weeks the enemy has made
only one determined attack and this
was repulsed by the allied forces
southwest of Ypres.
Along the vital sectors of the sal
tents driven by the Germans since
March 21, the enemy artillery has
been active, but there are no signs Of
renewed infantry activity in strength
North of KENNEL, around Serre, on
the line between Albert and Arras;
and on the southern end of the British
across the Somme and on the French
sectors Immediately south, the Ger
mans big guns are hurling thousands
of shells into the allied positions.
Allied airmen are taking advantage
of every opportunity to invade enemy
territory. Many more tons of bombs
have been dropped on important rail-
road centers and other military tar
gets behind the German lines in Flan-
ders and Picardy.
In aerial fighting the British have
brought down six more machines.
While British naval airmen bombed
the German submarine bases at Zee
brugge and Ostend, army flyers con-
tinue the aerial bombardment of
Bruges.
West of Montdidier, in Picardy, and
northwest of Toul American artillery
men are harassing the Germans with
a heavy fire. Considerable damage is
believed to have been caused on both
sectors.
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GET YOUR ARTILLERY

The hennery of Mr.. Charles Nc
Carthy in the Fifth Ward near Com
merce street was raided last night and
a number Of Cal's choice patriots con-
fisoated There seems to be fiat sent
out to relieve those fortunate enough
to have chickens and maybe those TAX
ing them think feed is too high for
others to keep them. Hereafter the
people having chickens will do their
sleeping in the front line trenches,
and as all will be equipped with ma
chine and raDid-fire guns of all de-
scriptions, 4 few funerals are on the
calendar for the next few days.
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CITY COUNCIL ELECT TAX SUPER.
VISOR AGAIN

The City Council was called in spe-
cial session last evening to elect a
tax supervisor and decide on the
wharfboat question. Mr. ]. H. Bryant
was unanimously elected and agreed
to serve.
The question of the Wharfboat was
left in the hands of the Wharf and
Ferry Committee. 1t was pointed out
by one cf the members that the Ripley
Whafmaster paid $500 for wharfage
privilege.
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WALLPAPER and PAINTS
Big Wigs
or Oddfellowslp Now In This iCty,
and the Grand Rncampment of
Kentucky In Session.

Welcome Royal Purple members
Of Oddfellowship of Kentucky to the
best city in the state.
This is the Sign that greeted the ar
rival of the advance guard of Repre-
sentatives to the annual meeting of
the Grand Encampment of Kentucky
Oddfellows.
And they were welcomed last night
by the membership sof Pisgah En-
campment No. 9 of this city and by
Banker Charles Wright, who thinks so
much of their coming to our city that
he does not eJen sit down, going so
far as to eat His meals standing.
After the conferen ce of the Royal
Purple Degree last night and gener-
al welcoming session at DeKalb Lodge
Hall, the Representatives and En-
campment members were given the
side degree OF the Rebekahs by the
members of Friendship Lodge, con-
sisting of splehdid r refreshments and
this session lasted hntil the clock
hands were past the meridian.
The session Of the Grand Encamp-
ment was callSd this morning at 8
o'clock and after the regular work OF
organizing had been accomplished the
reports of the various officers were
read, showing this branch of oddfel-
l0wship to be iY fine condltlon.
At noon the bntire assemblage will
partake of one OF Landlord Daugh'
erty's high-class dinners.
Among those noticed on the hoor
last night from distance was Past
Grand Master ] Whit Potter of Bowl:
ing Green, Ambrose Drummer of Lou.
isville, Curt Ga1bke of Newport, Past
Grand Master Otto A. Breith. Newport
Grand Scribe r.. G. Elliott OF LeXlng-
ton and Grand Treas urer B. ]. Dur.
ham of Danville. This city was also
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NOTED WRITER
Mrs. Ida McGIone Gibson VIII Deliver
an Address in This City
Saturday, May Is.

Mrs Ida McGlone Gibson after three
months abroad as representative Of
the Red Cross has been making tour
Of Kentucky relating some interesting
stories of experiences abroad. Her
talks has been exceedingly successful
and Maysville is. very fortunate tto
have the pleasure OF meeting and
hearing this talented lady.
Mr. W. d. Cochran received a tele-
gram late yesterday evening from Mr..
w. D. Davis at Lexington stating that
Mrs. Gibson would arrive here in time
for an evening meeting Saturday.
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ENGLISH ARMY OFFICER
SPEAK IN MAYSVILLE


Captain Walter Kilroy Harris, NJ. c..
F. r. G. S. of New Castle, New South
Wales, will speak here on Thursday
May 29. He is distinguished Eng
lish Army Officer and has seen mucl
actual service, having been wounded
on three separate occasions, and once
slightly gassed. He will speak in the
interest of the Red Cross, Second
War Fund Campaign. The time ant
place of the meeting will be given the
public i'm due time.
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line OF gents hose, shirts, handker-
chiefs. ties, etc, will be handled but
no gents clothing.
Many OF Maysville's most prominent
business men have already connect
cd themselves with this concern, but
at present will not be named, but as
soon as a charter Is granted to them
the full set Of officers will be an
nounced In the press.
We are always glad to see Maysville
grow and take on new life In any way
and this firm should add much to Sec
ond street, as we understand that they
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THE BLUEBIRD AT THE OPERA
+ HOUSE TOMORROW

Maeterlincks stirring play, "The
Blue Bird" a beautiful drama of the
aged old struggle for happiness will
be shown Thursday afternoon and
evening at the Washington Opera
House. This masterpiece, after
spectacular run of many seasons has
at last been produced by the Aircraft
people in pictures and is one of the
most stupendous productions ever