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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
PRESIDENT BUYS $50
BOND ON INSTALLMENTS
indications That the Nations
Total May Reach Five
Billions.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The buy
another bond" movement. developed by
Liberty loan headquarters as Il boom
feature of the final days "f the cam
paiEn. grew to-day into national
match the president contest. Iresi-
dent Wilson agreed 10 take another $50
bond on the lmStallIanL plan and AZ
pctled for l. million others to DO like
wise.
Tonight. when the president went TO
Il theatre and formally offered his buy
another" subscription to Il tour-minutG
speaker. nearly every tn"atre in the
land WAS the scene of II match tnc
president" celebration. with four-ninu'e
men seeking 10 harvest multitude -!
I new pledges or rrsubscriptionS for S3p
or any lIulripIr nf that sum. In 2OUuu
| meeting places during tho remainder ~
e. the week buy another bond" will h. :!
campa en- cry to drive the third lnar
: along toward thu goal o! twenty NIL
, lion subscribers and II big ovcr-snb'
scrip;iun Of the thrr" billion dollar min
imum.
+ Indications tn-night Were that cve'
} pledge would hr needed To- send tlle
loan Ia four or liv" billion dollars. f"r
tutny'S REPORTS showed an addition o'
. only Sln2U UUH, ,UUu. barely enough as
daily ra,c to put III" loan across th'
: three hiIlian line The total rcportct
! was $3.ji9.uT9,lpq.
Four-minu:r men and other Lihrrt!
! loan speakers w"r" n"tlliei Of ii''' eNacI
/ situation regarding the third loan ant
were told that all avalanche "l ""I!aF'
was absolutely necessary i'll The mex
| few days.
TabulalionS made BY the treasury TO
night. not iuclUdinE t"-day'S business
| place The Richmond district trhlh. Will
! Subscriptions % S!>.l@G.@3 or 'a pc
,.rut 81 it's uuuIa priailcd reports iron
| tho Richmond district are lacking.
According To t"-ntghts reports IN
cleveland district II III "lGhth l'"c'
! with - per cent Of it's Hu"ia. "r s-l -
| 200 l5U Subscribed. Homer flags /" tn
number Of 1901 have been awarded II
this district. cleveland district unit re-
purls follow: lIcntucky. Slo,"a'.9"p
nl,ir SI55G45,05n; Pennsylvania SIS.
aG6 lo0: Nest Virginia. $j,l24.p00.
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NJ. |. & H. NOW ASKS
FOR INCREASED RATE
IN PAN HANDLE DIST,

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May l.--Th"
Manufactures Light and Heat COM
ranv uf Wheeling has mad" application
+, ,hc nublic service commission fur
authority to increase It's EaS rates TO
consumers in all Of I'll" towns ana c''icS
which il SrrvcS>In four Of lhc northern
counties Of the state. lnciC!lnS FiLN-
cock. Brooke" OHIO. and Marshall. An
increase Of about 5 cents "n the ih"n-
sand ruhi,. feet will h. mad" if the new
schedule becomes effective Jun" |. as
requested.
The Manufacturers Light and Heat
furnishes industrial consumers III inc
city Of Wheeling with nairu;Il gas ana
both domestic and industrial consumers
ON tn. Ohio side towns and in MarShail'
ohio, Brooke and Hancock counties. W.
Va. Their present rat" I" domestic
consumers is 80 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
WHEELING INDUSTRIES MUST PAY
s20.000,00D TAX BEFORE JUNE 80

conference held two weeks ago, that
he would arrange a payment plan Of
two, three or four installments. His
promise was brought to Wheeling
by local business men who had gone
to Washington to confer with him:
information received from Wash
inaton last night was TO the erect
that Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo had ruled against Mr.. Ropers
plan to work out an easy payment
plan to prevent heavy demands on
banks, and had stated that the
United States wants and needs her
money as fast as she can got Il
Needless to say, this ruling Will
come as keen disappointment to
local manufacturers, who will be
hard hit, and to manufacturers gen.
orally. It. will be complied with,
however, but many heads Of small
institutions are going to experiences
difficulty In raising the cash by June
80.
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GERMAN NAVAL.
OFFICER SPY IS
UNDER ARREST
HEADED PROPAGANDA
WORK IN AMERICA
Woman Accompice Confesses
Receiving $4,000 From
the Teuton.

, NEW YORK, May Carl Rodiger.
known also as Karl Schroeder. said 10
be lieutenant commander in the Ger,
man navy and believed by agents Of
the department Of justice to be pay
master of German agents in this coun-
a, try Central and South America, was ar
! rested here to-day and held in $4,000
bail.
The arrest Of the German naval Off
GER who has thus far fifured in the
records OF the federal authorities IA
Lieutenant Commander "" follows on
! the heels Of the apprehension. Satur-
day, of Marie d'Victorica, alleged TO
have been one OF his most valuable
| lieutenants.
The woman, who Is detained at Belle
vue hospital, where she was taken after
| her arrest. suffering from the effects
of q narcotic, confessed that she had re-
ceived about $4,000 from the German,
naval officer since her arrival in this
country January. 1917. federal author
tiles assert ..-'t
She denied the charge that she used
the money in furthering the dissenn-
! ination of pro-German propaganda here.
| but said she spent the money Tor living
/ expenses at various expensive hotels.
| She claimed she owns large estate In.
Chile and that the money she received
/ represented interests in her properties
which had been managed by the Ger
man.
Lieut.. Commander Rodiger is said tn
| have come to the United States in De-
cember, 1916. four months before tbe
United States entered the war. ahd
stopped at hotel where hc-1ssocia1
with Count Won Bernstorff and other
leading Germans.
He Is said to have been the paymas'
ter of German. agents after the depsr-
ture is Won Bernstorff and TO have d.
rected to 4 large extent the German
propaganda in this country. He IL also
rcported to have directed German acciV-
tiles in Brazil and other South Amer
!, lean countries.
1 One Of the special forms Of work IN
| which he was engaged here. 1t was said
was trying TO induce disaffected young
Irishnen to join the English navy with
n view to placing bombs on British war
vessels and causing their destruction.
The man is believed by the federal
authorities to have expended millions
of dollars on the western hemisphere
| in the last sixteen months.
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WORKER WHO REFUSED TO BUY
LIBERTY BONDS NEARLY LYNCHED

their foreman to dicsharoe Knight
and commended their patriotic splr-
it. One Of the men got long piece
of rope as the delegation went 10
the foreman, and announced that
there was either going to be a dis
missaI from The mold room or Knight
would be cut off from daylight
Knight was discharged and is now
on his way out Of Wheeling, if he
has not already left the city. for the
molders were angry and warned him
to keep going.
The spirit of the mold workers Is
but a single example Of the genuine
loyalty to Uncle Sam on the part OF
local workinemen. The big Mold &
Foundry is turning out munitions for
Uncle Sam, and the workers there
have purchased over 100000 worth
of Third Liberty Loan Bonds, and
they will not work with any Sond
slackers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
BAKER To ASK
FOR MILLIONS
Of SOLDIERS
UNLIMITED NUMBER
MAY BE GRANTED
Determination to Win the
War Grows in Every
Quarter.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. May L.
Secretary Baker will carry 10 Con-
gress tomorrow the army Increase
program mapped out by President
Wilson and his advisers and based on
the determination to win the war. II II
takes the whole man power of the ma
ton 10 do it. There are indications
that he will ask that all restrictions
on the number Of troops to be raised
be removed and the government au'
thorizea to mobilize as many men as II
can equip, train and send to the battle
front in France.
When the War Secretary appears
before the House military committee
with supplemental estimates Tor the
army, he is expected to disclose that
the department has reason TO 0elleVe
il can handle during the present year
AT least double the existing force un
der arms of approximately 100000
men. That would mean a total or s.,
100000 soldiers for whom clothing
equipment and transportation are no"
in sight. Should additional facilities
become available, however, it. Is Inoi
Gated that President Wilson wishes tt
be able 10 call out more men WITHOUT
delaring to seek authority.
Evidence came to-day in various
ways of the. tremendous effort that I:
now being made to send American ar
<ro,,,,n.d nm Pnre Twslve)
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MAC CORKLE URGES
GOING OVER THE TOP

CHARLESTON, w Va, May L.
Urging them to give their full time 10
completing West Nirsinia'S quota 10
thr Third Liberty Loan, ana iaF'ns
particular stress On the Importance oi
going over the top in This State. form
rr Governor William A. MacCorkle'
chairman of III" State committees, To-
dav sent lrlrgrams 10 every bank IN
West Virginia and TO every chairman
Of various committees throughout Inc
State.
High tribute was paid TO the knisats
nj ryihias and Masonic lodges ty Gov
ernor MacCorklr. as every one mas
subscribed. Every Raleigh county
coal mine and nearly every minor has
subscribed. Grant county will over
subscribe its quota 10 per cent. ter
kelley county is over: Logan county
will double it's quota. and Lewis, HAN
cock and Mingo counties are very ac'
tive.
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Wheeling industries, institutions
and individuals affected by the In
come and surplus profit tax must
pay Uncle Sam more than S20,ooo'-
600 in d lump sum, as result OF
information received from the
United States Treasury Department
last evening. Internal Revenue Com
missioner Daniel Roper had previ-
ously promised local industry heads
who went to Washington to confer
with him, that he would guarantee
a partial payment plan, so that the
banks would not be so hard MT ny
the sudden demand for money. Now,
however that Secretary McAdoo has
ruled otherwise, every corporation
and individual affected will make
plans to pay promptly on or before
June 80. and to comply with the let
ter of the law.
Commissioner Roper had promised
representatives Of the National
Manufacturers Association, at
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A few yards Of good, heavy rope
almost got into action yesterday at
ternoon at the Peninsula plant OF
the Wheeling Mold & Foundry Com
pany, as a result Of a moIder John
Knight, refusing to buy Liberty
Bond. However,. calm minds ad-
vised against the use Of the rope,
and a strike Of few minutes on
the part Of the workmen resulted IN
the molder's immediate dismissal
from the plant. and the men re-
turned to work. AS a result OF his
DISCHARGE, there is not no" IN the
lsa plant man or boy, who is able
to buy a Liberty Bond. that does not
have one.
Executive heads Of the Mold g.
Foundry Company were approached
by one hundred workmen and in
formed that these men would no
lonqer work with Knight The Off
cials advised the men to appeal to
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editorial on the whole position with
this paragraphs:
"The new British advance In Meso-
potauia, threatens tho most vu1ner-
able heel Of tho German military sys-
tenn. Things arc not going too WeA
In Kussin The fact that Germany
wants her prisoners in Russia back
on her own terms throws some ugnt
on the state Of her man power prob
lem, nor Is 1t clear that Germanys
effort to browbeat Holland Is working
to her advantage. Added to her eco-
nomic anxieties Germany has her
hands pretty full"
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As details Of Mondays lighting are
received, confirming the fact that 1t
was the worst day the Germans have
experienced since the opening Of the
great offensive, the English news
papers. hitherto reticeut In view OF
tho fluctuations of the battlo now
comment on the operations In tone
Of confidence they have not hitherto
displayed
The Ttnles says: "of nu tho V1o-
lent conlbats witnessed in the last
few weeks, we know Of mono which Is
4 more hopeful augury for the allies
than this tcn-nlne German failure"
The Daily News concludes hopeful
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BRITISH ARMY IN FLANDERS,
May 1.--(By the Associated Press.)-
General Won Arntm made no further
move along tho Flanders battle front
last night. nor had an attack been ex-
pected. Tho heavy defeat which the
Germans su1ered Monday forced them
to pause and bring up fresh troops
before continuing their drive for tho
hill positions in tho KENNEL region
a few more hours, however, will
sunice for their reorganization and
another assault may be expected I'm
mediately.
The seriousness Of the German In
tentions here has boon evtuccd In
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Germans Conented With Bombarment of the Allied Lines

humorous ways. On Monday, 9of s1-
ample, they pushed 1t least oas 1at4
gun forward to within TOO JAeds of
tho battle lins and othsr guns v4O
brought close up. :,5%
Heavy artillery firing confined n$
various parts Of tho bAtt1S nas 6W4Ae
the night and there were ths 1S00
outpost actions. Ths back AokSa0 -
tween Yprss aud Ha1sbrouek Wsts
heavily shelled by tho Germans. A
enemy attempt yestsrdAy afternoon -
cut the borbed wire At WtAfkto ~
dispersed by artillery are. =
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were captured. These figures are ex-
elusive Of the prisoners taken oy
the French"
PARIS, May 1.-The war once an
nouRccrnent tonight says:
There Is nothing to report during
the course Of the day except quite
lively bombardmerts IN the region
north Of Montdidier.
ION April 80 Suh-Lieutenant Gurin
brought down his twentieth enemy
machine.
eastern Theatre, April 3o-Thers
was reciprocal artillery activity In
various sectors. On the Serbian irons,
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aThe eueny's artillery has been ac-
tive to-day against the back areas IN
tho neiShborhood OF Bethune and has
heavily shel1ed French positions on
sas r,ocre sector" says Field Marshal
Hsi2-s Communication, issued to-
night.
ION the remainder Of the front
there Is nothing to report beyond tho
usual artillery activity and local en-
counters on both sides.
"The number OF German prisoners
captured by tho British armies In
France during March was 1,o61, In
Guiding So officers. In April further
6,241 prisoners, including 1a6 omcers'
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WEATHER FORECAST,

western Pcnnsylvaria--Fsir; slightly
warmer Thursday; Friday fair, cooler
near Lake ECte.
West virginta-Fair Thursday ana
FRIDAY. slightly warmer ThursdAy.
ohio-FaIr, warmer Thursday Friday
fair, slightly cooler northeast portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
BISHOPS IN SESSION.

pITTSRl' 'EGIi. May l.--Th" board of
bishops Of the Methodist :piSc"pilI
church convened in executive session
here today to decide whether 4 d"l"Ei-
tiun "f bishops shall II" sent IN tho bA'-
tie front in Franc" and |" consider Il
nunilr,r uf n;h"r Inpnrtaut uu"Sil"nS
Thirty bishops. including six from
n,hrr countries, arr. Attending thu meet
ing. whose prcS.,iing officer is Bishop
W. r. Ouaylc Of 81. Louis.
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Fierce Attack on French From
Former Wheeling Telegraph Operator
Now Major General In the l. s. Army

Charles rnSworh and isader
today wirdt
by the General
ro
0 his West
Western Union Wheeling
and
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ON
ITALIAN FRONT
ARE DESERVING
SIGNIFICANT OF THE
GREAT DISSATISFACTION
British and French Have Bet
tered Positions on West
ern Front.

LONDON, May 1.-The Daily
Mails correspondent at Italian head
quarters says that Bohemian troops
are Joining the Italian troops against
Austria, and that the first detaeh-
ments are already on the Italian
fighting line, wearing Italian uni
forms.
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The bohemian troops are Joining the
Italians against Austria according |"
rho London Malls correspondent ~
Italian HEADQUARTERS. Even now. solne
of the Eohcmians are on the 1taiiah
line. clad in Italian uniforms.
This information has passed through
RI, hands Of both Italian anu Srlt'Sn
censors and would therefore appear 10
h,. authentic. The detection "t inc ho-
hsmians would in measure eNpla'h
The delay in the proposed great ot1en-
sive long heralded. Of the AustrlanS
against the Italians.
Prague capital Of the tro~niann OF
Bohemia has recently been the center
Of riutious demonstrations against
Germany and the Germans. The Aus
ro-Hunrarjan foreign minister. Count
t.z.ruiu. had been strongly denounced
and President Wilson and the entente
allies have been ch""rcd. The CZcch
mcmters IF parliament. together with
wi,h the Slnvcne and Serbo-Croat dele
.-atcs have been leaders in the opposl-
tiun To German rule.
The Great Battle.
Having been defeated with enormous
Ioss.s in every phase Of the nehlnH
around Ynrcs, the Germans have at-
ts,,,u,cd 10 further onslauShlS. lnac-
,ion prevailed Wednesday before tne
positions held by the British and frt"ctt
rroons especially those in the hands oi
the British. which it had been tue aih-
hition Of the Germans to capture.
Since Monday. what activity Iners
has been in this region was carried ous
ny the British and French. ooth OF
whom huvc materially bettercd lhct, !,
nnsitions-the French near Locrc anu
the British ut Met.r.n. On hotR sec
;rrs ground was captured and PRISON
rrs were taken.
; Another Onslaught.
,, The: pause in the offensive. h""eEef'
apparently is NOT to oe taken as rt.c'',',
ir,, ,h. end Of the German attempts "
,.r,rt ,hr allied line. All along the
front the big guns arc roaring ana sheiis
,,r nr calitrcs arc plouShins tho tcr,
r,;r aud the areas far behind thcm. ahn
, fresh German reserves. to take the
! nl,c,s nf the thousands OF men Killed
! wourd.d or made prisoners. are oe'as
hurried to the front.
Inh..d. adviccs from the Rritish front
j., t,Iorders ar. to the effect that an
nth.r furious drive hy Won Arnlm Is
IN immediate prospect. Emperor VIZ
fcoutinued on Page Twclve)
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In the neighborhood OF VetreniR. sew
eral Bulgarian attacks were rcpul5ed.
At the Cerun bend, our detaclnncntj
dispersed enemy reconnatssnnces'
Numerous bombartlmcnts were car
rted out by allied aviators Two enemy
airplanes were brought down."
BERLIN, May l.-tVia London-)-
Fresh French forces have valnly At
tempted m advance against Dram
outre. ThcIr assault, several times re-
peated, broke down, according to the
German official communication Issued
to-day.
LONDON, Mny l.-(Via ottawa.)-
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S|XTY-S|X DIE
WHEN CRUISER
SINKS LINER
CITY OF ATHENS THE
VICTIM OF DISASTER
Four Passengers and Many u.
S. and French Marines
Among the Lost.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, May H.
sisty-six persons lost their lives
when the steamship City of Athens,
bound from New York for Savannah,
was rammed and sunk by a French
cruiser off the Delaware coast at
o'clock this morning. The missing
include ten men and two women VINO
were passengers. seven out OF "a
United States marines who were on
board, fourteen out of 20 French
sailors, and So members Of the crew.
All the passengers and many OF
the crew were in their berths when
the bow of the warship plunged into
the side of the 2,300-ton coast"ise
vessel. Fire broke out almost I'M
mediately afterwards, in hold No. !,
but it had no bearing on the fate OF
the ship. for the flames were quickly
quenched by the rush Of water which
poured in.
Captain j. Forward, one Of the vet
eran commanders in the service OF
the Ocean Steamship Company, own
ers Of the vessel. did his best to
avert a panic and man the lifeboats.
So quickly did the doomed vessel
sink, however. that there was no
time to get the boats away. and
many of those VINO perlshed were
trapped in their be-ths:
Those CT the passengers and ere"
who were able to reach the deck, all
of them thinly clad, and many With
out life preservers, plunged into the
sea.
TIE crviscr launched Iifeboats i'm
mediately after the crash and turned
its searchIunts upon the waters in
which men and women were stru9-
olinc for their lives. Sixty-eight
persons were picked up and brought
back to this port by the WarshIp,
which was not seriously damaged.
An ATLANTIC PORT. May l.
Six,ysix lives wera Jos; when tn
Steamship t';:y OF Athens "; tn" Ocean
Steamship company was rafrmed bE
French cruiser. OF IN" lr",twar' coast
Th" u'jtr -: Ath"nS carried cr''V
II 1875 .rcn TIL. v..SS". sank w:'hil
seven minutes after th- collision. S!AtE
nns ~ t;.. cog wcr" brought 10 ,hl
Dor, late today by III" t'r"nrh rruis"t
which was Ilu; seriously dnm'tE"I.
Fire Was discovered ~ on" o. III
holds ui IN" CRY "f Athens imme
tiatrly after th collision. An att"'nr
was made 10 hover IN" l!'"h"ais. hu
:n, vessel wns sinking i"n fast. Mos
nc those on boar, leap-d ":sra"ard an
CONTINUED on Page Twelve)
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(rAis Is not the first report eman-
ating from Germany recently that
the pope Is about to make another
peace move. The Noueste Nachrtch-
ten Of Munich, Bavaria, according TO
q London dispatch Of April 23 said
. that the pope would mako peace
offer as soo1 as the western Often
stye had assumed q new phase. Tho
Ravariau newspaper declared the
move would take the form OF "a word
Of warning addressed to the unlVer-
sal conscience" { dispatch from
Stockholm Tuesday, reported that
message from Bnsle announced tha'
Emperor Charles Of Austria was max
ing a now peace offer, appealing to
italy to consider It in her own IN
forests. That peace offensive
would be made b. the Central powers
in the event that the German OIL
fcns.vo on the west appeared abcr-
tive, has been predicted frequently
In allied capitals. This may be the
beginning.)
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SIoWneSS Marks Drive for
Five Millions i'm Wheeling
POPE MAY SPRING
ANOTHER PEACE MOVE

TEE HAGUE, May l-tBHtish
Admiralty, per wireless Press.)-
Pope Benedict intends to Issue q new
peace offer on Whitsunday (May
19), Cologne newspapers announce.
The document, It IS said, will be OF
a more pressing nature than 1or-
merly and will contain concre'e o.
fers Of mediation by the pope, with
the possible cooperation OF neutra4
ereigns.
Similar information OF the pope's
intention, it Is said, has reached Bel
lin, where it has been received sJni-
pathetically.
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Continued On Page Twelve.)
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REPULSE THE FOE
of Fire for Sammies, Who Show Great Bravery

the n Mfmy rae mmbe dead On the
"en'"n"S 'U''OOl continue n
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Continued ON Page Twelveo
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L tho Master Read His Adventures Saturday The gme Starting May
THE WEATHER

Fair and slightly warmer Thursday.
Friday fair.
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Largest Morning Paper
Circulation in West Virginia