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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-30
o7ECHS PEACE
 PROPOSAL HAS
 BEEN REJECTED

AMSTERDAM, Joly 30. - Deputy Stanck, on behalf of the CZechS, has
 offered in the lower Austrian house, a resolution declaring in favor oi peace without annexation or indem- mites. The lower house rejected the resolution as inadmisSable at present.
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HUN RETREAT HAS REACHED LIMIT.

PARIS July 3O- The fierceness of yesterday fight ing believe to be the sign that the German retreat has reached its limit The Germans are making stand with the right wing the Plateau south of Crse and the left the hill south of Ardre For the defense of this line the Germans will use von Dohms army with reserves from Price Rupprechts army.
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ROOSEVELT
 WAS BURIED
 WiTH HONOR

AMSTERDAM, July 30 The death of Quentin Roosevelt is confirmed by the Wolf News Bureau dispatch.
 1t says he met an experienced Ger man flyer and was out-lucked and fell near the village of Chambry.
 He was buried on the spot with mil itary honors by the enemy.
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TREATIES ARE
 RATIFIED WITH
 THREE NATIONS

WASHINGTON, July 30. -- Th, ratification of the treaties exchanged between American, Canada and Er"- iond have been agreed upon making them effective from today.
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TERRIFIC ASSAULTS
 MADE AGAINST THE
 AMERICANS BY HUNS

NEW YORK, July 30 Summary )- The ASSoc aed Press says that nearly million Germans are this afternoon in gigantic battle between the SoiSsonS and the Rheims against the Allies The TeutOn forces have at tackled vigorously but up to o'clock tonight, European time had made little more than dent in the Allied line
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SITUATION ON MARINE UNCHANGED.

of the Mae unchanged according to the early morning official statement
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ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS FRONT.

LONDON, July 30- The Australians yesterday en- tered the German positions at Morris and captured many prisoners.
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PERSHING REPORTS HARD FIGHTING.

WASHINGTON, July 30- Commander Pershng to- Jay reported severe fighting resulting from counter at .acks by fresh German forces beyond Ourcq.
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EXPLOSION CAUSES DEATH OF 30.

LONDON, July 30- An explosion of munitions at Shmone Japan last Saturday resulted in the death of 30 and the injuring of over 60
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AMERICAN POLICE FORGE
 IS ON DUTY IN LONDON

LONDON. July 30.-The American army's provost-marshal service in London is now in full operation. Trim American military police, in the new field service caps, may be seen on duty at all hours of the day, and night in the West End.
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AMERICANS IN 24 HOUR FIGHT.

in the Soissons Rheims sector fighting virtually with out cessation For "A hours they have been kept hammer ing against the German defense which has sffened The Americans progressed very little up to late this afternoon
 LONDON July 3O- The Germans counter attacked during the night and this forenoon very heavily along v uay the entire battle front and especially heavy attacks against the American sectors The Germans drove the Americans from the village of Circges, five miles south east of Feeeardenos and drove them back also from Bcu .gneux northwest of Fereentardenois.
 Fighting is now heavy near Buzancy, five miles south of Soissons and in the Plessier wood five miles fur her south It is understood that two of divisions have been rushed to the Mane salient and ten from the northern army of the Crown Prince today joined the for ces already in that sector
 The Allies made some advance at Ardre Valley and near Viers Agracaiviszy The Germans inclined to withdraw from the Mane in order and is believed that it is impossible to round them up and the Prince has slipped out by the skin of his teeth.
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NO MORE M AL CLERKS ON THE
 ALASKA BOATS

SEATTLE, July 30 - Alaska Stea- msaip officials today telegraphed to Postmaster General Burelseson pro- testing. against the rejection of-bids for carrying mail to Alaska The Post Office Department has declared that no postal clerks will be used on AL aska boats after August lst.
 The above dispatch was received by the Gateway from the Associated Press this afternoon. Whether the bids were rejected because they in cluded postal clerks, or what reason, is not known here.
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Trying to get away with it is what keeps the prisons filled.
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JAMES k. LYNCH,

This communication has been sent direct from San Francisco to all State and County Chairman in the Twelfth District
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-05

Dust Berkeley Count
with Liberty Bonds.
Protect your country
as we protect our
fruit-by busting.
I'll. III. & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
M'CONKEYS WANT
GAME FOR SUNDAY

Coming nur Of tn" hard game with The
WitShngI"u Ia. nil" III SrWt shape.
III. Mc,'unhrys cont .nu"d their winning
,.tr,;Lk and stepped another notch higher
III their championship, aspirations. tn"
Met .,,kr\. nav, AN "uvIiLbl" record OF
wilrn ANY Ilub IN tn" OHIO valley would
IT,, ,ns;I. PROUD and this Is due To con-
silui rlum@Iu@ and fast. clean brand
IF he. ili:innal Ir!$tim"- Manager Nc
t',mI.oy- hn$ S"ul forth every effort Ia
i:s!t = fast rlu!, and that h" has sue
.,....,,!,.! r.ll only =" determined by atCh-
iuS how thu. h,yS ;Tc pulling through
with thar gaines.
NHII;!-.r Mrt'"nk"y will TAX" his club
away fr"rr hriu" for several weeks until
H.. fans -; together y E;LInc is being
sought with an: club in this section or
il.r nuntry Every effort will be made
L. ~, ON tn. fast Toronto. Ohio club.
which has been making such an excel
Int record. TIN, cluh defeated tho fast
Camp sherman MN" which won from the
l'rrr!hnS Sunday IN one Of the must re-
narkahc contests in recent years.
Any team wishing 10 accept III" Nc
Cnnkoy challenge should d" i" nj II
earliest runv"nl"HC" by answering
through this paper or writing the man
a.;rr No team is barred hut only tn"
best is expected To accept. AT late
hour last evening negotiations were on
fnr :; gam" with t'airmont 10 be played
on the latlcrS' grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
STERLING PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
92-1O4 East Nineteenth Street
CHAUTAUQUA Nine
MAKES A RECORD
rssstte Town Of Cad1z Makes Excellent
Showing With Ball Mine, Winning
Majority OF Cameo

An Of the fans OF the popular N;tle
pleasure resort at Cadiz are rla;ed over
tho wonderful showing mad" by the
baseball nine during the Chautauqua
held there last week. Wh:.c me many
events proved a success. There WIS not
az much realized financially as last year
buf nevertheless everyone spent an en-
joyable week taking in the shows. games
and advantages of the exceedingly not
weather with a plunge IN the lake
MANAGER Jackcy James who han
charge of the ball team is 70 be coH'2ti-
lnented on the team re secured t"r IN"
Cadiz people and while NOR" games may
have been won. It - 20 b: taken iHto
consideration III. ca,ibrc OK the PAIL
,earns. riot. None BIZ: III" hHss clubs
were on tho schedule. including IN" pest
In the Ohio Valley rs we'll Us Onto ana
PENNSYLVANIA. Seven games %"rr PLAYED
IN all. the Cad.z boys winning FOUR ana
losing three.
In tho ercnirG gan" Fad'3 h"a; ~"
McConkeyS. hen split even with tne
speedy PanFIandls ~ G. of lhnaiS"h
vent $3.50 with Martins Jerry. ana
rock on. out Of two ",r.ni tho strong 81
Nnesyille nine. which IS considered one
or the tastes, in Pennsylvania IFiEtn
a young McC'onkey player pitched three
Of rho games winning al "h'i" ~"
work OF Hcutz. Woods. Salisbury ana
King was first class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Prolonged Illness Has
Claimed Anna Held


NEW YORK, Aug. ANNA i''o' N'e
lI';rcSs. d!"d her" 'a'" '"uHE a1l'F II"
illness Of several months
Anna Held was born III thrfs IN 49,
OF Il t"IiHh "'"lh'' H''i i
Upon the death at her fH'h'T INC fanny
moved |" l-"huoh' "nc''' ''' wv" .'
prt"r IN going upon IN" S'hE'' ann"
a street Singer Whrn !" S'a's
Miss Held returned % lTlS. HUT ''"'
ing Holland and oth"r countries win
comedy company. ana after tha' "f-
pcar"d in AL the European 'hP'tHlS'
winning rrn"wn by reason or her beauty
and the daring magnnccncc or h"r
gowns.
When sh" came To New York IN 1879
tn" American ruhlic's dcsir: !" So" ana
hear the chic l'arisIau hnd been wh"tf"d
ny stories Of h''r h"rUty. Of h"r per
f"ctl"nS ri h'r C"tnPI"N'"". ""''" III.
was reported a$ sustaining hE means or
daily milk baths. and IN" chnTm "t !"
French concert hal! song. N"ht lou
Com" and Play WIZ Ne"
For more thhn Ten years MESS i"''4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
INTEREST GREAT IN
BIG OHIO ELECTION

4 light vote Will Il" aoll"d in the ohio
primar!"s which wll b" held today. hut
all OF tn" candidates. from governor
down. are working tooth and toe HAL
anon" the voters To arouse interest IN
the election. Til" I.rrublIr1nS VIII nave
about lhr"c-f"urths If tho total '"te
cast. MS there ar" many candidates on
that ticket after the same office. All
counties IN IN" stat" Will nominate Il
new set of officers. rs we'll as vote Tor
candidates on the state and legislative
tickets.
While the interest in Belmont county
is not ahuv" the normal. there Will no
several hot contests today among some
Of tn" orfc, seekers the night fur shcr-
if attracting moro attention than any
other contest. with some 0f the minor
r.n1!nty offices showing quit" n degree
OF warmth.
Tn" returns Will start 10 come IN
carly. hui II will b. late Al night De
fore tho winners can b. announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Travelling Man Tells Of
Telephone Service Here

~ see you have. tho same local tcle-
phone service you had when was here
I bout Il year ago" remarked guest ut
the SttInm hotel last night.
ooh no." sand Capt. J. Harvey Leigh
ton. the night clerk there is no longer
tho National phone: the Bell company
has taken over the independent company
in III" Wheeling district"
"Cantain." sad the speaker after q
pause. Il said that | see you have thr
same 'S"rv Ir..' as when was in Wheel
Ing about = Year acU. ! insist am
right. for 7 have had an occasion 10 use
phones III II number Of parts Of Wheel
inr during tho past few days and ]
maintain that the s"rvic" is just the
samc--lurrhly poor" "Onc takes OF
tn, receiver in n good humor: he frames
in his mind what happy. Expression he
will greet his friend when h. answers
the CALL. Tic waits for central 10 an
swcr. No answer. lIc waits. No an
Swrr. He becomes vcXcd and manipu-
lnt"s the receiver huok--and waits. and
then there is n voice, indicating that
there is some one still working at the
central office. Number please? The
caller fools like saying something. In
fact If il were man TO whom he were
talking Ii" would. He gives the number
desired. Don't you suppose that any
man If ordinary Sense would have be-
come vHXcd /" wait for an answer 10 his
call from tho central office. His friend
answers. hut his happy mood in the ma
j"rity nf cases ~ gone. Yes. you have
the same service here rs when I was
III your city before.
Il have. been on The road. for more
than o. years" continued the speaker.
and n"v"r. SAW aS poor telephone ser
wee as i'm Wheeling. When saw tho
announcement that tho Rcll Corporation
wns 10 to take over In" National COM
pany said: Now for better service for
tho Whrrlinl; community.
II was recently IN Huntington. Fair
mont. Charleston and IarkcrSburG md
used telephones m each IF the places on
mn nvcraE" Of half dozen times dav
for business and social calls. Almost
instantly when N" receiver was rcmov-
I'd and placed Ia tho ear y"u would hear
central asking. '$umhcr please" That
WAS pleasing. but in using the phones
IN this community. you have the same
nld service As in years gone by"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
MANN|NGTON

A. N. Eurt returned Friday after n
fcv days VISIT with his family ct Mt.
Lake Park.
Mrs. 6. W. Mcclure has returned af-
ter s"v"rnI months visit with relatives
~ ohio.
Mis- Mary Agnes Miles has returned
rn her HON" IN rat slurch after n visit
with her aunt Mrs. W. Il. Phillips. on
Clayton street
Miss Chadlock ~ront TN" weekend
with her brother. here.
Mrs - \. $n"hETHss md son. Ken
rrth,. .,r.. visiting relatives IN Woods
G"ld. OHIO.
Mr.. \. *. Mndi. is visiting her sis
tor. Mrs. Charles burgess In Wheeling.
Mrs. Andy Dunnlmgan has returned
after It short visit in Baltimore.
Mr. prank Mage" IS a business viSt-
irr IN lit; Shurgh.
Ed. rinuchnu anil Mat Ryan spent tho
wr..i end nj their homes here.
MIR ard Mrs I'd Fcd"rcr nrr visiting
NJ tho fnrIu"r's hnm" in MnrHnntnwn.
Hrs. James Herman md children of
Akron. ar" her" for visit with her
mother. Mrs. ';""rE" Fletcher. MT Salt
Lick.
Miss Regina Cummins. NJ Weston.
Is II ..ucst rf Mss Frances Furlrr.
Misa Iiric W""IhIrn. &c Moun,lsvill".
.r guest az her nnr". Mrs. L. VI. llit".
Mrs. !Emriy. &C GinrkshurG. spent thu
w"oE-rnd with her sister Mrs. +. J.
Sh"rinll
Eiuy s. l'nrh"n returned from short
huS!u,%"; visit IN Pittsburgh.
MIR. T.: NJ I"nks is the guest Of nor
ut""r. Mrs Laura 9. lI'llnnd In Nor
Enu'nwu.
TIL" Misses Martha and Virginia Ray
ar guest" Of their aunt. Mrs. NJ. f..
Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

nt your trouble. and finally make You
entirely we'll. Fifty years ago S. 5. .
was discovered and given to suffering
mankind During this period 1t has
proven its remarkable curative prop
critics as 4 blood purifier and ionic
and has relieved thousands Of cases
Of disease caused by poor or impure
blood. and chronic or inherited blood
diseases. You cain be relieved. but
YOU must take S. S. S. Take it If
only pimplos appear. for they denote
bad blood and may be followed by the
suffe-incs trcn to7turing skin eTup'
tons Therefore be sure. Don't take
chances. cont use lotions. Get 5. ,.
S. from your druggist. If yours Is
special case. write for expert medical
advise. Address Medical Director, 43S
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
MARTINS FERRY IN
CHALLENGE TO ALL
Over Tho River Club Is After Contest
With Amy Strong Club In This
Section

II was announced last evening by tho
,naaag mont Of tho strong Martins Fer
~ Athletics that tn" ClHh was without
n game for tho coming Sunday and that
particular motto" is pointed ont 70 any
strong club in this neck al Tho woods.
Only the best nine X asked I" answer
this swcrrinG Offer and n" ;r:lmc must
be played on tn" I-"acl" rark grounds.
Martins Ferry hLs hccn making IN
env!ahlc showing this season and up
until tn" present tim" has an "X""l;ru;
record. defeating some Of III" valleys
best bets. while she has don" n"bly with
some OF Pennsylvania top Notch AZ
grcSaiI"ns. Ferry holds 'hr"" victories
oyer Eellairn two from thr NcC0nkryS.
while shn lost hard ,iu.l 10 tn" crack
Elucr o'trit Manager Evans has been
getting along nicely with hts boys. NOR"
SO than any Other manager Tho over the
river club has eyer naf. This is be-
li"vr,? 20 hc duo to his pleasing ;H.rs"il-
al.ty and pure ErrrtSrl1:ISh:r. which
has won \ na:nc c"r himself III thu over
the river city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
We Wonder Why This
Man Ran Into a Light

TIL" rcpnir crew Of tn" city water &c
nnrtln"nt arr having thn1r trountcS
krcping danger signals Mt night on inc
small jobs they arc doing about IN"
business section Of In" city. \ lnnt"rh.
giving a brilliant. rod light. was placed
near tn. small excavation mad" IN r"-
noirnE tho valvcs ut tn" corner OF
Market md Twelfth streets last night
and az midnight Il bright rcd ear wi;H
an Ohio lh'NnS" came down Mnrk"'
,:trrat ran over thr lantern. "NtinEu!Sh-
fu; Il. rh"r" WAS no rh"ue" whaIoF"r
for ,his ,'ar"lrSsn"ss except the driver
may hay" been da1zlcd by IN" h"an'y
nr IN" young lady In tho seat with hih'.
AZ thor" was plenty "f drtrowny m enrh
aide W the lantern. This In III" third
light ~ hr destroyed In iwn nights III
tho same sI,nt, md tho polio" Will
punish the guilty parties If II happens
again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Wilson's 10 Battle
Fast Whitaker Nine
Fast Local Clubs Will Play Exhibition
Game on Tunnel Green Grounds
Saturday,

hrrnncemcut.; ilr" about rnrlpl"t" for
tho STAGING Of game between TIC fast
going, Wilson Packing ninc and the
Whiiai;cr-t;l"$Su"r club both "f His
ci:y. Ia tax" place "n III" popular Tun-
my Green grounds his coming Saturday
afternoon Both teams hav" been going
8; runC. winning from som" dandy ~
l:.tn!zl:!"ns. w&il" each week II seems
that the boys improve.
All Whitaker players ar" juhilant over
n" h!E virtUry oyer l.l.!"y& Mhil"
which riuh up Tut.l las week h:tI an
un:arnIshcd record. defeating ::' best
clubs, m her section. .ii:h"urh thr
Ght:lns made tn" locals stu. SOM" II
was n w"!l-"aru"d victory and on" which
IS tl.,;.: r1rnE ur mention. Manager Lew
is h:lS dor" wonders VIII his club and
while H. "xp"-cta Il hard Gam. with tn"
Wilson's feels ralh"r certain "C \ We
tori. These SARA clubs rI"t ~ ITO
rlrli"r part OF ~" :s"asUn. ;hr Nh:tuk"rS
winning nv cl'"r .rhr" hut h.. r.,iIn;
l. ~ 1.rI"d 20 b. som" whni d.f'.r'.,; -
tho Wilson's har" S'r'.r.':!i'u'.i Guns -!
.rably and Tho VIII -ti..rs h:,v., los; soy
cr-u mon II. thu draft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
WILSON'S TO PLAY
DILLONVALE A, c.

The stage IS prepared and everything
r. in readiness for one Of The rl"r"r-St
exhibitions OF Tic present baseball sea-
son. On next sunday tn" fast Wilson
raclsinc ntne OF this "!ty. GOES 10 D!!ton-
vale fer the second ti!;r" ~ ;ae season
in an otfoC, - win a hatu-. tn"rHoE
putting 4 damr"r On the series when
now stands Jn-5h Each club has won =
hard fought engagement from n" Other
while both won on ;h"!- home LOIS ana
the fac, that the third and deciding tlit
will b. played a. pll"rFai" quits thH
local aggregation n L rather 10" pre-
d!cauert.
All wilson players ar" IN SHAPE de-
spite the uneND""te" r"F"TS" OF 'eS'
Sunday when they los :" IN" nS"l% or
c,n;zed Bond \. =. by II" rouGi ~ 10
IN ono of Tho clean"st and fastest games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
{ s. s. CLEARS SKIN CT ERUP-
TIONS-DRIVES POISON
FROM THE SYSTEM.

Get It fixed in your mind that skin
eruptions, Scrofula. Eczema. burning.
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely to impure and infected
blood. II the trouble was on the out
side OF the skin. By simply washing
and keeping it clean you could obtain
rel;ef-not even ointments, lotions.
and salyes would be necessary. Agree
with US in this belief. and you7 trouble
can be- relieved--you can tc entirely
restored to health. S. S. S. is 4 purely
vegetables treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own Grucgist--tt Is =
bl ood tonic mat will purify your blood
and cause a most decided abatement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Y. W. c. A. Cafeteria Open
To Public Today as Usual

The rafclrria nj IN" y. W. G. y. was
compelled /" close their doors yesterday
AN hour 'arii,.r on account az the "att'
being turned OF {" repair main IN
the street Thu. water WIS or IN IN"
hu:ld.ne at II a H. and was not turned
on again Until $40 III tho afternoon.
which mad" i; necessary for the dining
rnum 10 j." closed Ia the public tor
supper Mrnls will h" served at regular
hours today Ms usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

WITH TILE AMEElCAN ARMY On
TIE VF:SI.E. Thursday. August s--fhy
The Associated PrcssD - Lieutenant
Thcodorr Kirk was killed by H"rman
shell ncnr ScrKy on July IS while
marching forward with n d"tachrnnt of
bridge builders. y" IN" else In IN" conn
mnnd wns injured.
lieutenant Kirk wns n nNtEv" " k"n-
t.cky hut li""'l In Los Angeles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
WON BY THE YANKS.

BOSTON, Aug l2.-N"w York ri"an'o
ND the Boston series today IN thrtc
straight by winning. . Ia |. In s"u'h-
naws battle Robinson had IN" peter
Of Roth. The score:
r. n. r..
New York a 90 n o. 0
ros,on q & n u " ! tt =
Robinson and Walters: Whitman anc
Agnrw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

r,,o, 3G5
The list included IN" following
SECTION l.
Killed In Action.
ScrEcanIS:
Thomas l.. ,Iayr""l. kittanninc. IA.
trnyd - Iiam"r N"w Brighton, t'H.
Herbert II! lI"'hnrd. S"m"rs"t. ia.
Frank T. Sullivan. t"l!.nElalc. Ia.
r,rr0rt!~:
oliver = l.nckhnrt N"w TriEh,"n. IA
leroy |. Stewart. NV brighton. ia.
l'rivat">.
Nathan Auritt. l'h,lad"lnl!In Pa.
Francis j. Crawford rhilnd"lI'hin. IA.
John /. p"rlin. rhIlnd"lrha. Ia
PANEL F'rrra Philadelphia. Ia
lanes T.. G;ayiEhaH.' Philadelphia. IN.
Thomas j. FUrrnan. Philadelphia. Ia
Richard Grundcn. Brighton IA.
Howard Laufrr. Beaver. IN.
Died of wounds:
privatcs:
Harry r.. Kurhncr Allentown. tn.
Charles : Moro. ;h"r; crock. Ohio.
William :. Sarvrr. .T"hnst"wn. Ia.
wounded. Degree Undetermined.
Private William l.. Nelson. lIttS-
hutEh. IA.
SECTION ..
Wounded Severely.
Corporal Thomas Smith Haney'
Grandvicw, w. va.
l'rivat"S.
Walter Duncan bradford. Ia.
Lonnir 4. Ma<$"lsky. HrnckenrldEe.
IA.
Thomas +. Rirr. Pittsburgh. ia.
Russrl l.. Ross. F.trrs. Ia.
Vincent r"rl" llrrshursi. IA.
Charles H. strickland. York. Pa.
wounded, Degree Undetermined:
I.,"uicnant clark q. Tant"r. Ere. Ia
t'riTatcs:
Peter Pnzclre. Philadelphia Ia
George ". IcrpNrnan. .l"rs"H short.
ia.
William ZnrnlSki. Shenandoah. Ia.
SECTION 3.
wounded, Degree Undetermined:
Hrivat"S:
Lieutenant Harry St Douglass. Nc
KEGS port. Ia
James i'"sl"r. Harri $hurE. IN.
james A. kIng tiu"lnrail ONO.
EnZ1nor S.umninwI"G. lIlisytnwn. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
LightIess Night Order
is Well Observed Here

The recent lighting night order iSsu"'!
by Fuel Administrator Garfield WAS on
E.rvcd herr we'll last evening. ih"r" n"-
ing but worry fnW d!*piHy lights E"1nF'
The rrw that were burning were inc
automatic flashcrS. and tho hEht!fSS
night order will mean tho rewiring "t
the windows TOR observing the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
CLEAN FACTORY CONDITIONS WHERE
YOUNG WOMEN EMPLOYEES WORK
They Also Receive Liberal Wage, Liberal Treatment and
Vacation with Full Pay

Their" IS plenty e bright day!iGht an"
m. yrut:lalinn is -u"!l 'hn, IT," ar Il"
tho rr.-tury IS always "G'l'-:''',i1". III
fact. everything - kept "I';tit ",'iti';i'!
and h"llthtul
II Is III" t.n II IN" management ="
nns only xiv" IN" young "":n"n ~
ulnv,x .!,r lbs: working r"nL'''"ns r's-
S.hIc. hu; thy ai>' r"".,iN" h.-h MS
md a!l-arpuni liberal ;i'ti':!'i,t- ~
attracts The very highest "l;e>S If Young
Women 10 kin sterling i'c"'iu"iS ''u''l
nlant for employment.
Visitors ar, always w"lr"n" AM i
l-u,,I.. ~ show and cNrl:Lsn tN"r%'h'"'
Is furu;S shed during working hours y"
anyone wishing IL max" u 'Tir ihf""eh
the factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
To-day's Games.
New York ut Boston.
Washington Il, Philadelphia.

CLEVELAND. August l2.-Clcrcland
cv"ncd up the series with thIraGn. WIN
ming lndny'S game. II [" :. Morton was
!nvincIhIc, h"ldinS Chicago 10 iw" hltS
while Mitchell and Danf"rth were MT
hard. Score:
R. II. E.
C-biCaro nnn no old =
Cleveland 900 2Jl hlX-ll IA :
Mitchell. Daufurth and Schalk; De
warmer, Morton and pNcl!l.