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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-16
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J O. Lewis r,,I cameron \
Allen
Team so Mrs ! VI pooittlc.
t1ptuiu N@,siIuys ~ g. trstrtirU.
~ " bowers bowers. uNro
Team NO Mrs George Mitchell.
captain Misses Irstru. savage Ruth
Thurman Niucpnt
Team so { Mrs Edmund Ross.
captain Misses Katherine Nnglr
Ruin Tompkins Anne Ctitty. Bcttt
Nruo'. Mary nfuricn
Team 80 o. Nra i " Wilson
captain Mcsdnmts Summers. Hurk
hart T. Is Schcok Grace T. Whit,
charles sutton
Team 80 MIS- - \ utchcchi
captain. Mo5dnmcs M,,'rodcn, len
Dioui
Team 80 AIRS y uickcy
captain. N'alames " q. Walton. W
- HOBO. g. = French. John Milne
Team so Mrs NJ ~ Schuc
maker. captain. Mrsdames George
Mueller. " e ThaNton. v = Jonc"
Team 30 Mrs g 4 cook. cap
tain M,sinm,s W = Hopewell \ r.
Brown George EVcritt. George Abel
s = Nluu. Taylor g o. Jones
Team 40 lu Mrs Harry l.o", cap
tuu N,siam,s g. : Mcltudrcss.
Ross Merritt UarrN benjamin,
Dhprlrs White. g. a. pollo,k
Team SO o. Miss Alice Boyd
captain Misses G,rtrudc El,oot, Soc
hphu N,sigmss j y GiaddIug ! y
Morris. laruci
captain Misses Emma Wuodman
Iu,y IHud- N,sdamos ,trmonN. Ella
sch1oicr. g. \ Watson. e. d Howell.
: a. Iollist,r
Team 10 a Miss Gertrude TAX
ken, r. ptaiu. Misses Emma hickman.
Fadn.r. Mrs. o. - Simonsou
Team No o. Miss Ida Elder. cap.
tain Misses Oua Schupp Elizabeth
Turnhull Ncsdamos J - Gcutry. D.
\ Mann
Team so &c. Mrs. George craig.
captain. Mechanics n Is WNlicr. "
IT, k'im Albert GuSdorf
T,um 40 ~ Miss JHuo Heron
captain Me Elsie Gather saul.
Mrs oslo,
Team 80 IS Mrs Floyd Morris.
otto. captain. Mrs. \ " Goodrich,
Misses ANN, NnwhHu. Louise Earle,
Allen. Ncsiamos a. y Jackson, Is.
:. Farrell Grace Thomas
Team SO DO Mrs g. D. sullivan,
captain N'sdaIu,s Martin Ttrrney.
j N'fmIN g. ID Brown Y Miuu"Do
Team 40 90 Miss uclcu hickman
captain Mosdawes g. e. Davis. Al
korb,r r. T. LAWYER. MARY Shaffet.
u u uoatrsht, " swI,z,r rlom
lo-h,
Team 80 % Mrs % y Marion.
captain Nasdnmcs T. T. NrtEnnn,
"a VI 'ouuoll. clark VI carr. j T.
Uerudou
Team 80 e. Mrs rrs Romcro.
captain. Mrs 81 coleman MISS clara
Eluyh,r
Team SO as NJ DO r1chholiz
captain. Miss Rose Bu'"ctt, Mrs =.
Team $50 a. Mrs Jose sala4ar.
Team 80. ss Miss Hickey. cap
tam Misses Whitcomb. Turner, KEN
pouch
Team No 20 Miss "a McGregor.
captain. Misses Nell Hofning. Ethel
Bcohum weinande Fnyortc
Team 20 27-Mrs Eden. captain.
Miss Dodge Mr. ichrmau.
Mems Committee
General committee r r. Wood.
captain. Alfred GrunEfcld Max Nord-
haus. t'has White, John Milne. w g.
Reid. Walter Connell.
Team =" Jerre HaEEard. captain
Rev Hugh cooper Albert Morris. psn
Macpherson. Tony pomcnici. Dave
Eosonwnld
T,nm - n Bolts. captain:
Noso B~crgmann, " g. Cars. ir
ward sheppard, Frank W roolcr j.
g. HauuGiu.
Team .D Grover Down" captain,
%. J. Mead Albert stern. J T No
Inughuu. Frank T. Andrews. = ".
Hammond
Team -. IN Wedge. captain. f.
a. Mckee. Wu lbuld". a flcischcr
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Team - VI Is Mylder, captain
Bruno nieckmann. r. W Fee. j ~
Continued on page twO.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29
MRS, C, c, MARTIN
OF OAKLAND, Mo-,
FOR WENTWORTH
1T Has Cured Me Entirely
of Indigestion" She
Writes to Cranes
Drug Store.

Out uf town users IF H"rf-Nor'h
wan, 'rrllow-sufrcrcrs I" know ahout
this uncuualad family t"nir. Ana ms
user has the very best Of rrns"ns l@r
such Il wish.
. "IIovr taken seven bottles or NerE-
Worth and +, hna CURED ME- En-
.rIREl,Y or INDIGESTION.
"r:yrrv week suffered '"frib'E
with II splitting h"nd"ch" and IL
,X,rv- WorIhl has practically cured
n!'.. - o,,5
And il hns Improved my nerve" ana
7 sleep well"
IMrsD -. g. MARTIN.
Your dollar buck at ifn"rS Drug Ht"' -
md Gr:rsi's nrug store. IT NerN-""r'
does not hrnrfiI y"u
Merry Worth IL sold In Wnrw"od by
W. f.. Mcnamara Fulton. by IN" Fnl-
tom Pharmacy: Ming" Junction. Ivy
Moor. Bros; Murtlus Ferry. Rnlstnn n
Parker. 81. tluirSviiI", lnunrsrn Il
sons: i;arIcsvllIr. lilies. bros: Gamer
on l,v Cameron Drug Co: Slhtrrsvilla.
Lax =. : lrsUmc; New Mart'nsvillr. 10y
Iiur,hrnuk's Drug Store: M"uudsriliu.
+ II. l"nln IrrrIg CO.: bridgeport. Sell
by y Reed tl'"nt I'hnrrIhcyI: f"l'i're'
luu>w,,rih i;rre.; l'udru 'iiy. Morgan
I!rns.; Nest Alexander. f.. Is. M"E"nIl;
! EJgwund rh" E.dEwG"i I'm rm"cyi
! Elm tir"y". Eluu'> Pharmacy: B"nw"0''
Ennwo.! pruE 60: MrM"cli"n. enroll
! Pharmacy; WrllehGrE. hy J. Il. Els"n
"-2g-I-l
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Former Rellnire Resident.

Anthuny T. Lockwood, aged. r"tl!'d
ard former resident or H"llairc and we'll
Known in This city. died III the home "t
his son, Harry Lockwood. IN Tar'n'"m'
Ia. Of the ailments incident TO advanr-
I'd wears For nearly n half century
Mr. Lockwood was Il resident or BEL
lairc and abut four years ago went L"
Taren,um To- live with his son. He was
q highly respected Christian man anu
had many friends in this section. TN"
body Will arrive in Wheeling AT. III"
o'clock today and funeral services Will
DO conducted in the BcrtSchy parlorS'
1N4 Sixteenth street. at three O'Clock
this afternoon. The Roy. John w. Nc"l.
OF the Martins Ferry PRESBYTERIAN
church. will oflciatc. lnt"rncnt will be
in I.inwood cemetery. BLAZING. OHIO.
Mr.. Locllwocd's wife passed. away
about six wears ago. liz leaves besides
his son. Harry. in Pennsylvania. three
s,cp-daughters: Mrs. NJ. f.. Brown. or
Rochester. y. V. Mrs. James Flin". OF
Marion, Ind. and NrS. +. +. RaSnctt a
former resident of this city. now al
Fair:nont. Mrs. Ha$u'u arrived in
Wheeling yesterday for the funeral and
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j; B. Nay
Of the Island.
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FUNERAL for ]. D. Gordon

In tho family home Il; Woodsdal"
funeral services were held yesterday for
J. y. Gordon. local division plant super
intendent Of tho Chesapeake and Fo-
tn,nao Telephone Company. who passed
away early Sunday morning. following
br1of illness Of Spanish Influenza and
pneumonia Rabbi L a Mischkind, Of
the Eott Street temple. officiated. Mr..
Gordon. who had been q resident or this
city for the past six Years. was on" oS
tho most popular and we'll known "Iti-
zens in this community. and his passing
came as a shock to his many friends.
Tho body was sent 10 his old HON"
at Detroit. Mich. last night at 100
o'clock. 1t was accompanied by his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Gordon, who
were called here on account q: The
critical Illness OF their son. and William
Gordon, "A brother Of the deceased man.
Mrs. I'D. Gordon was unable 10 max"
the trip. as she has just recently r""ov-
cred from m attack "t pneumonia, and
two az her three children are III with
Influenza
Additional brief funeral services will
be held in Detroit this morning and in
ter1nent will be made III tho Jewish
cemetery Of thai city.
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PARTISAN DEBATE
Continued From Page one.)

EQUAL partner" and with assurances
against discriminatory treatment.
Senator IIitchcuclr said the Republic
can leaders. for partisan political ends
are seeking Il deliberate att"Inpc l"
"distorl and miSreprrsrnt tn" third
peace prnciplr. He aimphnsiz"d ihai the
Rruublican free trade attack had been
withheld until the present political CAM
paign.
This drew from Senator Lodge. of
massachusetts tho Republican leader,
IN. dnclqratInn TINT he had not endorsed
MI Of the Presidents fourteen princi-
ples and had especially opposed the
term which, he said proposed |" guar
antec Turkish sovereignty. senator
Penrnse. of Pennsylvania. R"p"hllcan.
said he believed the President proposed
free trade but had withheld criticism
until mEr" oppnrtunc time.
Senator pilimun. Of Nevada Demo-
crat. made vigorous attack upon '"e
Rruuhlic,r leaders. especially on former
President Roosevelt and Chairman llA'"'
Of the Republican national c"mmlti"e'
f,r their statements criticiZlng the Tres
jdcnl's moves in tho peace negotiations
The "ungudly purpose" Of rc-clcctI"l IS
I'M. motive Senator rittman declared
charging Rcpuhliran lenders with Ny
hir,l,inr lack OF confidence M or -
sr.ct for thu. President. and with DONG
everything to discrrdil hum.
Senator Asimrsl. of Arizona. Demo
crat. referred to the Attacks on lr'S'-
dent Wilson by. Th"odor" Roosevelt o"-
,Iaring thnt the former President AIS"
had criticized Senators l.udEr' Sh'''"l
and pcurusr at the time the progressive
marty was formed.
9TH. things Colonel Roosevelt saio
about Senator's Lodge. Smooi ana ZEN
rnsa wer. lust us untrue ms the lh'nss
ne has said about President Wilson,
said Senator AShurt.
Becnusr - Republican "rp"S"' 'o'''
n1oro 70 Iourn Congress from t"-ihor-
-,,r until November -. failed and o"th
boue.s adjourned until Thur|;daEwhch
Rcpuhlfrnn senator's plan 10 continue
he peace and political d:scu*slon' ne
House had adopted tho resolution ~
Adjournment. bat after IN" the "''"'
failed tn act. II unnulled its action.
B.n,hI!cnn senators were Said 10 o.
sire in hold the Senate technically III
session TO await Developments IN 'he
nc,cc negotiations as we'll IA 10 r"h'lnue
IN. discussion on me floor. l'eh'"-
cratic senators said tu-might that II nee
cssary they would prevent any tnr' ,l"'
pcac. and political debate by par'''''
Inruiary resorts.
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ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR RICKENBACHER

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NEEDUN. Oct. rs
by the Associated Press -Captain
Edward Rickrnbachcr. of the American
flying forces. has received confirmation
uf his second victory over German air
planes III ;hr intensive lighting Of Sun
day This makes lickrnhaChcrS total
Of enemy machi-as disposed Of %.
In Sundays lighting Eickcnbachcr
had two encounters with German flyers.
hut refused to claim Il victory In tho
first. Other aviutnrs and Observers. in
completing their reports to-day. how
ever showed that Eick"nhachcr had
s,1It two Of The enemy crashing. the
first machine inside the German line.
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TrivAt" fUmrral services will be held
tins morning III tbs HON" Of his sister.
Mrs. K. NJ. Martin. %I"7 E"f! street. f"I
William Euwmau. VIII" G''i in tn" OH"
Valley 'i-nrial hospital saturday might
Of organic heart disease. lntcrncnt will
he in Mount Zion.
MIR. bowman was lifelong resident
Of III" South Side. being the sou Of Rich
ard ard The late Mandy bowman, and
was in thu 18Th year of his age. In
addition la his father he is survived BY
one sun. carl W.. with the American EN-
prditionary forces III France. two sisters.
Mrs. II. :. llumes mnd Mrs. X. NJ. Martin.
also two brothers. cahrlrS and Garfield.
all Of The South Side.
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Services FOR Miss Laipple.

Services for Miss lIldH T.. Lnippcl.
highly esteemed young woman who died
Saturday evening in the family home,
Cadiz pike. west OF bridgeport. will br
held tonight Ut S o'clock in The place Of
death. which Will consist OF Christian
Science reading. followed NT iuherai
services In the same place Wednesday
,uorninE at 10 o'clock. with int"rmcnt
In Weeks cemetery. Bridgeport. The
Rev. Otto Wendell Of st PaulS Luther
an church. Bridgeport. viii "iiiclAtc III
tho funeral.
Miss I.nirpl" was the daughter e. Mr'
and Mrs. Merritt I.aippl- and her d'ath
cam. after II years suffering OF cVmrl'-
cation ii discusses.
She is SURVIVED Ivy her parents. SIX
sisters. Mrs. Charles WinzcnrHid. q!
Rridgrport; Mrs. Albert S"mmers' al
Martins Ferry: Miss Minnie. in the ser
vice, stationed ut Camp Ice. va; J'on'Se
Mari. and Helena, at home. and two
brothers. William. Of this city. ana
Harry. at Camp Merritt. y. j.
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Mrs Mary Dterk es

Mrs. Mary Dirrk"s. widow 81 Glenn
ems Dirrkrs, well known resident OF
South Wheeling. peacefully passed away
Yesterday morning at o'clock IN the
family home. 81 Merritt street. follow
Inr II prolonged illness If complication
Of ailments incident To advanced years,
Sh. was aged 81 years ami had h""n Il
resident OF this community Tor many
wears. She was consistent Catholic.
md leaves Il number of relatives In this
section.
Funeral services will be held in the
Mace If death Tomorrow morning at y
u'cInrk. with intrrmcnt III Mount Cal
vary.
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Another Outbreak by ,
MI. Wilson'S Secretary

WASHINGTON. oct. cS.--SeSr"t"rF
Tuu.u!ty .o-:l:Eh, made public secoau
letter he hes written a. President VIII
sons direction to IL" Cuyah"-a county
Republican committee At Cleveland. O..
making further reply 70 protests
aSainS, ;he Presidents appeal 70 inc
country - return n p"mocrhtic con
sresS. by quoting from uttsran"eS ny lte-
publican Presidents on this subject.
EXTRACTS arA given from several pun
&c addresses b. President Mckinley AT
mo lose Of tho Sranish- American war.
urging tina, 4 Republican congress BE-
elected.
MIR. Turulty commended the quota
lions 10 tho romm:ttee'S consideration
without comment
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Mrs Maxwell Funeral To-day.

Private funeral services will be held
for Mrs. Amelia G5rowntnE) Maxwell.
wife of James P. Maxwell of Glenwo"d
Heights. Mt o'clock this afternoon IN
tho Bcrtschy pnrlors. lOi Sixteenth
street. The Rev. DR.. Fl. G. Howard.
pastor Of Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. will officiatc. 1nterment Wall
he private in Greenwood.
Mrs Maxwell passed away In the Ohio
Valley General hospital. Sunday morn
ing. following about n weeks Illness or
Spanish Influenza and pneumonia. She
was a former resident Of Wheeling Is
land and was one Of the most beloved
and esteemed Christian women Of this
community She leaves besides her
husband four step-children and brother
and sister besides her parents. "a G..
and Clara Browning. OF Deer Park. Md.
who were with her when tho end came.
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mnnis. The populace is enthusiastic
ally showing its gratitude.

BRITT SH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, OCT. 2S.-(Nia MontreaD--
South Of the Normal forest; on the
British front south Of Falenciennes
fires were observed today behind the
German lines in The neighborhood o.
I.ondrccies. Maroviles and Sarbres. a
heavy explosion took place at Crupilly,
probably from an ammunition dump.
Between Nalrnciennrs and lie Ques.
nov. British patrols have found La
Folle farm evacuated, but the Germans
are holding their positions at Ma
resches in strength and are digging in
on the high ground in the direction OF
PresecU.
The comparative slowncss of the
general British advance in the last few
days has hcen due quite as much to
tho necessity of making good roads and
renewing bridges as to the enemy OPP
position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29

ress has been made by the French
northwest OF Guise and they have NOV.
ed forward to TIE east Of the Peron
river beyond Patgny wood. the war Of
fee announces tonight. French av1a-
tors have been exceedingly active.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29
MINERAL For Miss Rooney Today.

In the family home, 1905 Jnr"h street
funeral services Will be held ihi9 morn
ing at eight o'clock for MISS MHrE
Rooney. aged 65 yenrs. wh" pnSH'd avn
Sunday after hrtct illness. tn" Kew.
Father Q. william Hall OF IN" 'hur'h 81
tho immaculate Conception. Will Ia III
charge. Tho body will j" taken t"
Piedmont Wednesday, morning for inter
m"nt.
Miss Rooney was horn In P"nnSYivn'
MIA and for many years r"nh,Irl"d tn
commercial hOr"i In Pi'dnI"m. For TN
,,lSt five ynnrs sh" had Innd" her home
v.I,h her sister Mrs. Katherine Dough
.rty Of South Whr"hue. where h"' d"'r'
, occurred.
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weitzel Funeral To-day.

This afternoon. at 2 o'clock IN tho
family home 1915 Warwood avenue,
Wnrwond. funeral services will be held
for William L. Weitzel. toll-talser for
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
rany. whose death occurred Saturday
night. The Rev. Father i. II. Gilsenan
Of Corpus Christi church. Warwood.wlll
offtcate Intcrment will DO in Mount
calvary.
Mr.. Ncitzel was one Of tho hest known
citizens Of this community and for
many wears was q resident Of Wheeling.
Ea had been IN the employ of the bridge
company for a quarter Of a century. Ho
was taken suddenly III whilo at work
Thursday afternoon and was Immediate
w removed to tho North Wheeling hos
pital where an operation WAS perform
ed for Appendicitis. which resulted In
his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29
4e CAMP LEE MEN
TO OFFICERS SCHOOL

CAMP LEE. Va. oct. IS -FortY-nine
enlisted men from this camp have iei |
for Camp Hancock. Ca. where they VIII
attend the officers training school IoE
machine gun officers. The men VIII re-
ceivc 81 four-mouth course. calculated 10
tit them as officers OF machine bat
ralions. II they are successful they
will b.. commissioned second lieutenants.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

MII.WAUKEE. OCT. GS.-Fictor l.
T,trr,r former congressman and Ihrc
oth1r prominent Socialists. who, w"r
Indicted last week by the fedora
grand jury On charges Of violating m
Espionage act. pleaded not guilty todn.
when arranged before Judge r. a
':rir.r berger was released oil
bonds of $ln.0nD and the others u'
bonds OF 5000 each.
berger was indicted on sc counts II
is a congressional candidate IN tn
Fifth district.
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Yesterday AFTERNOON IN th' family,
hcm" funeral SERVERS wer" conducted
for Mrs. Justin" Er">'hk". w:d"w OF
.Vnhn krNSrhkr. VIII" d"d Friday. fol-
lowing II years illness. The R"r. =.
II. Mntzkr Of ST. ! stephens German
Reformed church. Was IN charge. The
services and burial III Mount II"n were
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Lieut.. Shannon Wright.

The Rrv. Dr. q. W. CrltrhloW. pastor
Of christ Lutheran church. Mozart. re-
rrIVcd q letter y"$l"rdiT announcing
TN" death OF his personal and highly
..S!"rud friend. Lieut.. shannon Wright
Of uirernviur. Pa. wtn died last Fri
day IA camp Gordon. TIA. following an
attack OF Spanish Inilu"n%a ana
pneumonia.
Lieut.. Wright was preparing Ia be-
come :: Lutheran minister wh-u h" en-
IN tho service several months
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Dbl ljARY
Voellinger Funeral.

l'rIva,n funeral services w"r" y"St"r-
day morning. conducted for Henry
Nu"iilnG"r. aged and we'll known CIT
ZION. in III" home uf his dHU',:i'"r. Mrs.
:. :. Butts. l!i Sixteenth .Ir""'. where
his death occurred Friday. III" Rev
Father Rrnnvrulurc of 81. -Alrh"nSVs
church. uiiciatrd. Burial was III
Mount Calvary.
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North Wheeling for Miss virginia
Prrttyman McGcr. aged l. years. VII"
raised away Friday. The Rev. August
c. Raschr, Of 81. fauls ErahSch'A'
Protestant church. OBLIGATED. with IN
torment in Greenwood
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.

NEW YORK. OCT. 2S-Li"Utenant
James Saunders ONsale. Enephew OF
SECRETARY 81 the Urea surr Meade" and
one OF, II" leading tennis players 9r
received in action. according 70 word
received her: tonight by his Wife
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Funeral for Mrs Hinermau.

Tho funeral for Mrs Media (Armhrus-
teri ITlnerman. who died Thursday. was
held yesterday morning In the t"m'ly
home. 80 Thirtv-third street. interim ont
was IN Mount Calvary. Mrs. llincrman
passed away after n brief Illness. She
leaves q husband and four children.
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM. OCT. IS
NV the Associated Press I'll A. NJ
The British launched a local attack
this morning south OF Nalcnclennes.
They improved their positions and drew
closer TO the town. which IS INFESTED
with enemy machine guns
On tho rrst ot tho front It was COM
paratIvrly quiet.
Lille today II celebrating her de-
liyrranrc utter fur years OF German
oppression. President Po!ncnre and
other noiablcs reviewed British d"i"ch'
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Yesterday tho funeral for Resale.
aged 70 mouths. daughter Of Charles
and Rosie Lopreste. was held in tho
family home, lSl Twenty-ninth street,
with burial in Mount Calvary.
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British Reports.

LONDON, OCT. %. - The British
troops overcoming stiff opposition, adj
vanced their line today south OF
Valenciennes. according 10 Field Mar
shal Haigs report from headquarters
tonight. The other sectors were quiet
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Wednesday, morning At ?:an o'clock
funeral servtces FOR Louis !. Casey. nG"d
IS years. will DO held In III" fnmilN
hmc AL Main street. wh"ro his death
occurred Sunday. Roy. Father Corg"ran
Of the Church OF Tho Sacred H"nr'. Will
oficiate. Burial vii! to in Mount cal
vary
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GO to the city building today OF to
morrow, and visit either tho Assessors
Office, the County Commissioners ONCE,
or the sherffa office and see that yoa
are registered. Tt IS your last. chance
TO retain your right to vote,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29

II you desire to vote at the coming
election, be sure to see that you nre
registered today or tomorrow. Go to the
skeriff's office. the county commission
srs' Office or the county assessors ONCE
1t Is your last chance to do 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29

Tho many Wheeling friends Of John
WEIGH veteran railroad engineer. OF th.
Newark division of the Baltimore hnd
Ohio Railroad company. will be nnincd
TO learn of his untimcly demise. which
occurred at his home al Newark. sun
day morning. death being attributed II
nm attack Of Spanish influenza. and
p,rumoniaS He was Il brother Of {. !.
Welsh. Of the Wheeling division OF the
same railroad
He Is survived by widow and two
children. The remains will DO brought
10 Barncsvillc o., on train No. As,
Wednesday,, October %0th and inter
ment will DO made Mt that place. y
delegation of engineers and t1remen
| from this city will go out on the tram
leaving here at : o'clock to attend III"
funeral. Mr.. Welch was member Of
Division No. 81 b. Of l.. l.. and had
been with the Il. x O. for the past 40
wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29

On the northern italian front. nara
fighting Is in progress between the
Rrenta. and Piavc rivers. Along the
Pave the allied troops have been sue
cessrul in crossing the river. lnf1icune
heavy casualties On the enemy and TAX
Ing more than 5000 prisoners.
In Albania the Austrians have been
driven bv the Italians In. the region OF
Alessio, which lies % miles southeast
of Scutarl, Just south ofthe Montene
gro border. In Serbia the Austrians
have evacuated Kraguievatz, So miles
southeast Of Belgrade and are still IN
retirement toward the Danube.
The Turks are fast being driven ou'
Of Mesopotamia, having reached a pc
sitlon more than los miles north OIL
Ragdad. while IN Syria General Allen
hy's troops are keeping In close con
tact with the Ottoman forces north Q
Aleppo.