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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
|MONASTIR
BOMBARDED

(United Press Leased Wire.l
LONDON, March 16.-Bulgar-
ian artillery fiercely bombarded
Monastir on Wednesday night, 90
cording to q dispatch from Corfu
today.
Monastir is one of the principal
cities Of Serbia retaken from the
Teuton-Bulgarian forces by the
Anglo-Franco-Ser bians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
AMERICAN
PRISONER

WASHINGTON, d. c., March
16.-Henry f. Emory, who repre-
scented the Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York in Russia and who
later was attached to the Ameri-
can military mission, has been
made a prisoner by the Germans
on the Aland islands.
A telegram to the state de-
partment today from the Ameri-
can minister at Stockholm, re-
ports the arrival trere of Mrs.
Emery, who told the story of her
husbands capture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
Muscle Respected

A negro pugilist had just been
assigned to squad, and after his
company was dismissed his cor
poral was heard to say:
AN boy, ali amt goin' to give
no commands to at oil boy-no,
ma am! Ah'm just goin' to say,
Please, mistah, will you Squads
Right?'"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
WOMAN DIES WHILE
VISITING FRIEND

Mrs. Lucy e. Hoard, So, of
1910 So. Cakes ST., died suddenly
Friday night while visiting a
neighbor. Mrs. Hoard has lived in
Tacoma IL years. She leaves three
sons and a daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
(United Pres. Leased WIRE,

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, March 15.-The
American artillery cut loose in
the Luneville sector last night
and destroyed what is believed to
be a German gas protector posi-
ton.
There was an outburst of snip
ing all along this sector today.
Holdens of American sharpshoot-
ers' medals were in lively compe-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
Horrors! Up Go
Prices of Shines
(Special to The Times)

Especial to The Tfmes)
SEATTLE, March 16.-Up goes
the price Of shoe shines.
The new schedule provides that
tan shines, beginning today, shall
be s cents straight and that black
shines will also be Is cents on
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Furthermore, the public is
asked to cease using the term
"bootblack" and substitute the
more elegant "shoeshiner.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
PET SPANIEL IS
SOME FISHERMAN

SAN QUENTIN Prison, Cal,
March 16.-"Rags," pet spaniel
Of the state penitentiary here, was
summing himself on the beach
when he saw something black in
the water. He jumped in, took
= it by the fin and dragged it out
after hard struggle. 1t was a
22-pound bass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
Choose the Right Doctor

The m ost I'M
portant thing
Tor you to do
II you are an
anins man Ia
to seek the
services Of
the RIGHT
DOCTOR
Don't 60 to
the first one
wv 49, SIM
ply because
he happens to
DC Q physic-
Ian. Choose
the physician
who makes q
speciality of
curing the
kind OF all
mont from
w hich YOU
suffer. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
CAR HITS TRUCK:
SOLDIER KILLED

DETROIT, Mich, March H.
One soldier was killed and eight
painfully injured this morning
when an army motor truck CAVITY
ing Is members of the 81eth do
pot aero squadron to their work
In an automobile plant on Lbee<y
motors for the government. vae
struck by a street car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16

David Baird has been appointed
by Governor Ddge Of New jersey
to fill the unexpired term of the
late U. s. Senator Hughes. Baird
is IS, and because of his advanced
age will not be a candidate when
the present term expires in No.
vember.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
ISSUES CALL FOR
M. p. RECRUITS
(United Press Leased wire.)

CAMP FREMONT, MENLO
PARK, CAL, March 16.-Col. w.
X. Jones, commanding the head
quarters train Of the Eighth divi-
sion. today called for 800 recruits
for the military police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-16
The Barracks Wheeze

When you grow
So callous
That you do not
Wish
The bugler
Would wake up
Some fine
Morning
With a hare-lip-
Then you are
Beginning
To become q
Regular
Soldier.
Trench and Camp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29
AGENTE De TERRE:
NOS Y FINCAS QUE
DIFICILM ENTE
PODIA OAR TN
SOLO PASO
Tenia los pies tan inflamados por e
el reumatismO, que dificilmen-
tie pOdia ponerse los
ZapatoS

EZRA tai el estado de imPotencia
en- u me tenia ell reumatismo, que
dijicilmente podia dar un solo paso'
cuando empece a usar ell Tan!ac," dl-
10 recientemen:e el ST.. j. R. Owens,
III ben ccnocido age2te Ce terrcn6s
V fincas, que reside en- 931 Rivas
Street, San Antonio, Texas.
"Hace como IN ano-continuo-
empece a sufrir de reumatismo Y Ca
da dia me iba poniendo peor a des-
pecho de que hacia TODD 10 que es-
taba en- mi poder para %e:ltarlo.
Era tanto 10 que me dolian todos
los miembros de mi cuerpo que ape
mas podia sostenerme, Y sobre TODD,
eran terribles los dolores que eXpe-
rimentaba en- las articulaciones, las
Que a veces me arrancaban gritos de
desespecaci6n V nc hallaba que hacer
nara librarme dc clos, En- las ma
| Tanas. cuando trataba de abandon?r
Ia CANA. mis- manos Y pies estaban
tan inflamados que batallava 10 III
decide para ponerme los ~zapatos.
! Tanto de dia como de noche estaba
siempre en- agonia y aunque probe
todos los tratamientos de que olal
hablar, nunca logre obtener ningun
alivio.
"Uno dc tantos dias lei en- los Pc
ri6dico algo sobre un individuo que
Sc habia aliviado dc un cast de reu-
matismo parecido al mic, por medic
del uso del Tanlac, Y ESQ me amin"
a ~ponerio a prueba. Pues bien, ESQ ma
; sido para mi motive dc gran regocl-
10. pues ninguna de las mcdIcinas que
antes habia tornado me hizo tanto
bien como el Tanlac. Cuando ape
mas habia tornado mi primera bote-
LA empez0 4 ~Gesaparccer la hlncha-
z6n de mis- articuiacioneS, y mis- men
bros dejaron de dOlerme. Dc enton-
ces aca mi mejoria ha sidO tan mara
villosa que estoy SECURE que con unas
cuantas botellas mas de Tanlac, me
voy a sentir tan bien como no me
he sentido nuHca."
Tap!ac sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 4O7 E.
Houston ST., Y por la Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
la direction personal de un represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc en-
viara por estas boticas 4 cualquler
direction al recibo de SUI valor que es
! S1.O0 por boteli;, siempre que Sc IN
cluyan ~estampilIas suficientes para
ell porte. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29
Los teutor1es c%onsiguteron
cruzar Ell rio Aisne
Capturaron el Canine de las Damas y
avanzaron entire Vailly y Berry=au'Bac
La Inca britannica Sc halla ahora al sur de dicho rio

pero hasta ahora e. avance teut5n es
relativamente corto comparable con
esta distancia.
La lucha sigue efectuandose con
extrema violencia en- TODD el frente
del Aisne, llevando los franceses Ia
principal parte del golpe, pues ell
enemigo ha re~concentrado al pareccr
Ell mayor numero de su tropas, fren-
te al sector defendido por las tro-
pas de Petain.
! Los ingleses, cuando Sc inicio la
lucha en- este frente, ocupaban tan
solo una Inca de y millas de lon
gitud, POGO mas 0 menos, entire Der
micourt, siete millas al ~noroeste de!
punto donde la Inca cruzaba ell Aisne
Y Barry-au-Bac.
No hay hasta ahora indicacioncS
de que Ell golpe aleman haya afecta-
do entertainments al flanco derecho
britanico; pero no asi el flanco IL,
Quierdo de esa Inca que justamente
con la Inca franceSa al occidente,
r%esisti0 el golpe. La Inca inglesa al
Oeste de Berry-au-Bac ahora, Sc ha-
liza en- SUI totalidad al sur del rio
Aisne. segun indica el informe of.
cial que Sc dio a la rublicidad hoy.
LONDRES, Mayo 2S.-Los ale,
names aver ~forzaron un paso a ira
YES del rio Aisnc. en- Ell nucvo zen
tie en- que reanudaron su ofenSiva,
al Oeste del sector ingles, obligandt
(Pasa a Ia ga. Pag. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29
Green QUE ES OTRO ES=
FU:Rz0 ENEM|GOPARA
GAPTURkR PARIS
s. HAtLA DiEIDiDA LA OPINION DE LOS
CRITICS. HiLITARES FRANCHISES,
SOBRE Ell VERDADER0 0BJETlVO
De LA NUEVA 0FENSlVA

PARIS. Mayo 2S.-La opinion MI
litar en- eSta capital, Sc halla dividlda
acerca del nuevo empuje en- eL frente
del Aisne, pucs mientras algunos eN-
2crtos ~considcran que tiene pOr obJc-
to abyirsc paso 4 travcs de la Inca
POI Scissors y llevar su empujc adc-
iantc en- uu csfuerZO para capturar
Paris, por la via de Oilers Cotterets,
otroS conSidcran Ia manio5ra como
una accion preliminar que tiene por
ooieto ocultar el vcrdadero PROPOSE
10. cue cs cl de dirigir un nuevo a.
taque contra Amicns.
La primcra h~ipotesis parCce sin
embargo. ser 10 mas probable, a juz-
gar por el hecho de que el Principe
heredero de Alemania, con 10 mas
granada del ~ejercito aleman, esta d.
rigierdo cI ataquc. FL Objective prin-
iE9asa a Ia Ia. Pig. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29

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: postmaster al san Antonio. Texas, :.
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LONDRES, Mayo 2S.-Lo sale
names en- un formidable enlpuje diri-
cido al sur del Canine de las Da-
mas, despues de haberse a~poderado
del Importance lomerio cue DONNA
ba esa region durante ell primber dia
de SUI nueva ofensiva, consiguieron
hacer un rapido avance = cruzar el
rio Aisne, entire Vailly y Bery-au-
BAG.
Esto representa- IN frente de cer-
ca de veinte millas, en- donde los
ei6rcitos del KrOnprinz emprendie-
ron su violento empuje y Sc italian
ahora dlenos de Ia margen m%eridional
del rio. Segun parece, e. enemigo
ha degrade avanzar en- varias parties
de csc frente, hasta diversos puntos
cue Sc cn~cuentran q alguna distan-
cia al sir de dicho rio Y estan aho-
Ira tratando dc llegar hasta la mar
gen sea.entrional del RIO Fcsle, tri-
butaric del Aisne Y que CORE parale-
lamente a este ultimo en- cast Ia ma
ror parte del frente del Aisne V a
ma distancia de cinco millas de
csc rio.
FL Vesle en- SUI punto mas meridiO-
nal de este sector, Sc halla a diez
millas POGO mas 0 menos del lugar
de partida de la ofensiva alemana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29
UN RAID AEREO SOBRE LiEJA.

AMSTERDAM, Mayo Eel pc
riGdico Rotterdam Maasbodc pubIica
en- 81 edici6n de aver la noticia de
que un raid aGreo por los av!adores
aliados Sc llcv6 a cabo sobre IA plaza
bclga dc Licia, situada cerca dc Ia
f.cntcra bclga-alcmana. La cstaclon
del Fcrrocarril de London fIc des-
truiGa Como ~consecuencia de csc raid
y no mencs de 26 personals resultaron
mucrtaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-29
VEINTICINCO DIV|S|ONES
PUSIERON EN- JUEGO
Los ALEMAhE:S
SIGUIENDO una TACTlCA SEMEJANTE A
SU PRTMERA 0FEsSIVA, Ell ENEMIG0
ARROLL0 A los ALlAD0S P0R ST.
S%UPERl0RIDAD NUMERICAL

CON Ell EJERCITO FRANCES
EN- FRANCIA, Mayo 2S.-Como Sc
habia ~previSto, las tropas aliadas de
la Entente fueron obligadas a ceder
| tcrreno en- la region de la Champag-
ne, ante los ataques en- masa de los
alemanes, pero su retirada Sc ha He
! vado en- perfecto orden. Los alema-
nes. repitiendo su tactica del y dc
Mario, arrojaron sobre las lincas
aliadas, un numero considerable DC
| fucrzas de las que habian estado re-
! concentrando, sobrc las ~posicIones a
liadas ligeramente d~efendidas, que Sc
extendian del extreme occidental del
| lomcrio del Canine de las DamaS, Q
Courcy. en- las ~cercanias de Brimcnt.
No mcnoS de vcinticinco divislones
escogidaS alemanas tomaron partc en-
csc ataque, contandose entire elias dos
dirisicnes dc ~guardias prusianas. FL
ataque fue ~precedido por cl bombar-
dec mas intense que Sc ha llevado a
cfecto en- csc frentc, con granadaS de
gases, bombardeo que dur6 por es-
pacio dc varias horas. La Inca en-
terra de los aliados Sc hallaba defendi-
da mezquinamente por n division
de tropaS ~francesaS C inglesaS.
Al mismo tempo, otras diviSiones
alemanas atacaron por el rumbo del
rio Ailette y las tropaS aliadas que
defendian los lomerios de csc sector,
dc~cidieron retroceder para evitar que
su Inca fuera rota V sacrificar inu-
tilmente a sus hombres.
Todo sc ha5ia preparado para ell
case de m maniobra semejante, asi
cS que las tropas que Sc retiraron 10
hicieron disputandose palmo a pal
nc el terreno, hasta unirse con sus
~reservas que Sc hallaban a la re-
taguardia.
81 cl ataque del enemigo al Norte
del Aisne ha sido tan solo una de-
mostracion de fuerza para poner de
relieve que no Sc han agotado aim
sus rescrvas, Sc vera del curso de los
acontecimientoS. Tambien pudiera
ser que el ataque dado por ell ene,nigo
en- este frente implicara IN gran es-
fuerzo de su parte para capturar te-
reno a los aliados Il fin de poder ha-
Ger alarde de nuevaS victorias inme-
d;atamente des pues de reanudada SUI
ofensiva Y levantar con clio el espi-.
ritu de las tropas v la moral del
pueblo aleman.
Tanto los ingleses como los fran
ceses estan luchando con heroismo
" perfectamente unidos. Los oficia-
les V los soidados de ambos eiercitos
estan trabajando en- la mejor arrao-
MIA.
Los c~qmandRntes aliados .%tieneni en-
su mano la ~situacion y estan prepara-
dos para hacer frente a I'm ataQue de
sta n~aturaleza, Los aliados CON
servan en- su poder n serie de coli
mas DOMINATES y el fLanco occiden-
tai que es muy accidentado y cuenta
con uumerosos defensas ratura!es.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
ALIENS TO Be HELD
At CAMP SHERMAN

CAMP SiiEEMAN. OHIO. May -
In$ ruriion. havr been received from
tn" War D"natlIll"n: regarding; nc re-
rrnliun Of aliens pending investigation
If lhrir r&<rS. Secretary ~ War la
h"r ha~ ruled thar h"rraftcr upon TO-
cripr through tho department nf state
Of application. FOR NJ discharge from
ihr military s"rv!"" IF citizens ur Sub
irc1% al foreign countries. steps ill
Immediately be- taken to insure o. re
Of such persons in III" rit"u
S;iai'> pending tn" necessary inv"%ii.
"a ion preliminary IN Il final decision
upon their applications.
Tho order applies In persons from
y hose applications il appears thai
they ar" either declaran;s or nrn-drr-
larant. of treaty countries o. non.
GrrIaraEis OF nnn-irrAiH countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Briefs and Personals.

TIL. MISS'S I',,rs - ilnrr.-N.,.. 80.
guests at thu hulu" nf Mr. AMI NJ.
Louis Meyers If south uhm 1v,uu...
nu.. whr has been srrIruSl. i.i =; las
Nj !;rlly OF South WIrwunh A."
HON" E"r ihr past few dLy- ~ n"w I'M
proving.
y double, header WAS I,G' "a he. Fam
handle Traction last .vru;ui rluru. th,'
circus w'r. Irnv"lInE
TIL" l.ad"~' Nd -" 81" NmrWond
Presbyterian church WIZ mic; ~ III"
bas"mrn, - III" local church ,r-di,, AID
devote their tim, /" II" WORN e ~"
I;rd cross
Miss Sara Ferry q! :; tla.r>, t.i...
Tho guest ~ tI. hmm. g; r"iriiv..> ,u
North WHrw"ut nv"nu'.
Miss Catherine Me- 'rur.!> ms re-
turned :" her it";r" in l;"St"!I after hn-
lng IN tins city ~" Gt!"%I II :ra.:.I> -
South Warw"od avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter I"hu."!.. -
Pittsburgh. ar'. in :hr:; ,Iiy Il III. r",rr.
Of relatives OIL South Rh.hI.ud a,"nu"
Miss Al:r" f""ny - E"r'h Warw,",t
!rfr yesterday for Cleveland wh"r,. She
will roman f'G' IN" coming w."sS rs ia g.
gu"Sj ~ r"iHliv"S.
i"hn ruu:IIurhnu r: = louis lrrr
yesterday for nn> h";ii" ni'..r bong a."
guest At The hume - his hr"ihrr "n
South Warw''"i HN"u'I. :"r ~, r.,-; ..w
days
Charles Caldwell - ,I",,.a:id vas -
business visitor III South Wa:w",rl r.,s-
t"rdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

/ The usual Blue Monday rule doesn't
seem In hold good AT TIA" local head.
, quarters Of The War savings commit
tee. Business Yesterdays WAS unuSu.
ally brisk. The daily Sri$t brought in
III" names Of four more pcrShing Lin
i, club membrrS. ami they are as fol.
lows: Frank I.rmoynr Eupp. VI. D.. J.
Morgan Clarke. !. r. Morgan and :. :.
Bloch.
In addition ia his gratifying biz
Of information. t,'adQuarlnrS officials
had som" Interesting news To an.
nOuncr.
y One hundred Per Cent. society
ram" To light. Il is composed Of IS
Third grade children 1T jefferson
school. and Howard Reed is their sec.
rotary OF the Is members. rs report
I'd. record that will obviously hr
hard 10 bcal. 1t i One Hundred Per
Cent. societies that are given the most
credit and naturally they deserve it,
= Tn" Roy Scouts are doing wonderful
work. Each day member Of this
!lnr organization acl$ as office boy.
runnin" pyramids. answering Telephone
calls and making himself generally
! useful. In This connection j: might br
, interesting To note thai one Boy Scout
had a 81 .nnn stamp sale credited TO
him yesterday.
Getting hack 10 III" jefferson school
record. il is believed thai This will b.
Il strong impetus 10 other school So
cirticS. and that lnO per cent. reports
!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
ahsentccs Returned.

M"n ahsrnl without lnav" are he.
INK rounded up in Wcsrn pcnnsylva.
MA and Ohio and brOur1: back 10
camp. i.a;rl, il appears Ihcrr have
been many who haze #h+rnlrd them.
selves wilhU'I lrav" Yesterday ~
men w"r" brought hack from all parts
ni tho two STATES. \ rccrn! order pro,
Nding severe penalties for men alb
sent without leave or rirsrriion will
br enforced to The l"tI"r, II Is said
Federal judges ami CLERKS arr hero
arranEin: for the naturalization of
between four and five hundred Wcst.
ern Pennsylvania and Ohio men Who
have been class"h as aliens. Il num-
bar uf StcnnGrarhrrs have h"an pun
In work making uur Tho necessary.
blanks. The dar" ~ Ihr naiuraliEa.
ZION has not been sci. hui al the
aliens will no assembled in tn" rain
Y. VI E.. A. auditorium and lake rh"
declaration in Il body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Ten 3oyG 20 Leave.

Ten bry:. from !%is r',y VIII ."aNc
;his morning Il; Tut" "r!"rk i"r 'ahi
lee. Va. wlrr. th"y Will "nt": into
the. trainmg for Inrl" SAN. These
boys wilt lrav, with the. s'Ntr-"u' "i
thc Ohio county hHt$.
The selected mrn hnN. !".":t ordered
u. report III Or. john l.. brrE"S'S "tI:cc
Il, Wheeling ~ nine n'..l""k. ftnd at that
Slac, they viii l." met Gy Mayor y. H..
Elntlleb"r4c- and \ rD:umitt"' "t tn"
Warwood people Each y"Wf ig man w!ll
De presented VIII; box n which q
number 81 d.!.ru>r"$ Tu:;' tanp-"r"iat"
f1r travelling. WILL L. included These
boxes will h" pa"&"d ;, Mr. and Mrs
- - KNAPP - Ia .t"r;l ::r'i who NAY
IA, the. past .!"v,.:r,I - :n'!rn TIM" :" ;hs
Comfort o. IN. departing soldiers
Those selected C"r shaving Today.
lulph r.. cooper. MIN 'c"Tth street:
hilbert f.. tiurt! = =. -. ~ j. l"scr!r
W Morgan. pos Wa-w'"'i avenue. l"!ln
- r"-rly.." y: ~ M. |. ';'IS'rui ri
Romeo. 81 Narw''"'i ,v"n'i". F""i w.
Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
"R|NCLiNC AGENT"
PLEADS GUILTY

e. W. Thsinbrrs. arrested In Newark.
d. Saturday. a.id who WAS wanted IN
this city for fraudul"ntly purchasing:
mrrchandi::" for TN" 1:inSlinS Brothers
circus whom he WAS not All nEcn'.
pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon in
Squire kindehcrgrr's court. He bought
goods amounting 10 about $:Q.nnn from
tho Bacr Grocery company. He WAS
bound over III the grand jury under So
hnh bct,d. He was arrested In Newark
for stealing n. suitcase and A. he an
syv"red III" description IF the man want
I'd hrrc Detective Fob ftrnkelman went
10 Newark. bringing him here for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
v. IS. 8. COUNTY
COMM TEE HAS.
An UNUSUAL DAY
Pershinq Limit Club Continues &c
Grow-Stanp Sale Greater
Every Day.
WhrrIin". ". VA.

Whrrlin:. W. Va.
May -. 1915
Mr.. !, J. Holloway. President.
r"rShing Limit Club. Wheeling,
W. Va.
Fear Mr.. Holloway:
Enter my name. please. H. Il
member IF tn" Prrshing Limit
club. 4 c0uIt This a. more than
a privilege and Il pleasure.
Wag'l as this great var is
by the iinhrnzollcrn murdrr.fnr.
proiit'van2, with all of the brutali-
~ and Savacry: with almost four
years IF incredible cruclIies and
hr&tialiiirs. unr who cannot 20 and
EGhr should give or lend without
urgin@. or consider himself lacking
moi only in patriotism. but in those
sentiments Of justice. honor and
humanity which are Synonymous
with "Am"ricaniSm."
Those words ri IiipIn. = seems
:" me III This Time. are more than
IN inspiration:
1T aiu't he guns nor armamrnts.
r0r funds that they can pay.
Blu the clos" Cu.OwrraIinn that
makes Them win the day.
II ain'i The individual. nor thr
army as Il whole.
Bur IN" everlasting teamwork Of
every bl0omin' soul"
Very cordially yours.
DIR FRANK LEMOYNE NrrP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Avoid the
w ashday Harm
to Clothes

II YOU want vour iuIl moHcr's wort,,
al wear rom waists. rndrTrloties
>kirts and tho fikc. don't boil item
every wash-day Continual boiling
wcaKcns The rh7r> al any matc7iai
and soon Starts HOES and iraycd edges
DO as Iitlr rubbing * possible. Hard
rubbing is more harmful than daiiv
"rar OF course. ordinary soap re
quircs hard rubbing 10 get goo-
results. bat real raptha soap iikr
ciS-Naptha reduces rubbing 10 al,
most nothing The napfa cleans
without harm and more ,hp7oughl:
traE the hardest rubbing
Next wash-day try F;r1s- Nap;ha in
cool or lUke-warm water I.c: the
clothes soak thoroughly. rub ;hcm
light. and then rinse thoroughly. It's
The easiest. Quickest method to wash
clothes perfectly clean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
To Join the Engineers.

W;''i:,m K; i;"wlr!. Jr. S"r "f Nj.
AID Mr.. William Il; li"wi"%. M.iI icaH"
Inis. v"uiu. Tor camp l.air':.. Mhr> =
land. whcr" II" Will "ui"i ih.' service
1t i'ari. sam. NJ. Is"wl"y enlisted
?cs;"vt1! IN III" FittE-s"rrmth Engi-
t.'.r's ',:p.. He il Quite popular III
:his CIT. hrvinS n"..u u resident IF
iiirirS l,un inr SON" iiin" past. rs
;.:r mead electrician at til: Hazel Atlas
l;iass company. d; which pac" H. has
boon employed for the, past tw" Nrar~.
a.. uus n.:t.i. good in rv.rN detail!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
o1EARY'S BSoTHER HELD,

NtW YORK. May g. John J.
D'I."ary. VIII" was arrested last night in
connection with The diSa prmarancr uf his
brother. Jeremiah \. pI.eary. on the
rv" "G his t,rIal for publication Of AL
legged s'diInuS utlnranres. vas to-day
HE'LL in slhh. nnn bail when arralEncd he
fore Il United States commissioner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
WARWOOD
At BAPTIST Church.

AZ tn" tir~i Baptist church IN
twelfth AID Hy"ou >;r..'i-. Nhe' mig
t.!is evening promptly II 'ighN "'l"'h'
the series -: entertainments gwen 10y
,th, me,nirr:. - Tia. Warwm'l Baptist
\onrrcSatiuii. Will To- ''",c!ute'!. Miss
ernr,t ,'uN. a SrahIt;. -: ~ '"i;rs'
oru,nry. will IL. h'ar'! ~ "t"llyan"a
,;)sd Girl" ,,m. ~ ~, most r"i'u-
k$T,s ;hr m"d"ru S''hn"'', owing
.mallu.,~< 81 tia. local chapel. an"
Q mas; r.,;,tc>i> f"r II" r"pctlt'"n
Us wun,;"r?,i! play. Mis- COX has ~
Il tina, it L." held m TAG ao"Hc
Eteltt:oncd ciurc".
Miss Cox l.. WI; !;a"w. a$' Az orator
and Will BE- received IN Wheeling win
h.uch anticipation ~ |" her mod" 81
,ir.atarv. ri,,s.. who had mot th' OPP
bortunilr a.; witnessing Tia" play At the
C.our, ;k,.lr.. III Wheeling some zane
agv. will IL p!":;::..,: |" nav tas chance
So soon again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

Miss Helen stiff. nm. 81 In" leading
Young ladies' If this lily AM! "n, "f the
three full .uurS" SiTIluni"S "f Ilt. i.inI,
.il"nn!n Sh"rmnu Srhuul at IMPRESSION M
Wheeling. will begin :: class ~ "l'''iI-
ton aud dr!$nrir /" h'' ,r''.'ii''i''d iWr-
ing IN. summer m"uihs. Mis- S!iff" -
"ilr ii the efficient TEACHERS ~ Ia"
South WlrwuuI :, i,r'! and ;saS G'tiu'I
tn" confidence OF her uam% frl"nhS win,
Will avail, I'll" opening IL rh's $rhu"i
with much pleasure.