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Increase Shown in the
British Shipping Losses

LONDON. Jan. Am
Increase in British shipping losses IS
shown IN the official summary Issued
tonight. which reports tho destruction
of nfno vessels Of more than $500 tons
and six OF lesser tonnage.
The official statement follows: Ar
rivals. 1852: sailInEa. H.309. British
merchantmen. 1900 tons or over. SUM
by miao or submarine. 0: under 1900
tons. S: fishing vessels. l. British mcr-
chan:neat unsuccessfully attacked. s.
Tho sinking Of Is British merchant
men sXceeds by seven tho total Tor the
pGrvinus two weeks. IN both of which
six large ships and two small ones wcrs.
lost. Tho admiralty reports OF both
January and January 6 gave the sink
iugs a. 81 merchantmen. In euch casu o.
which IS measured moro than l.S0u
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
BASKETBALL Game Cancelled.

The basketball game betWccn TIC 10
cal high school and Wheeling high
which was TO have been played on the
Wheeling floor this evening has been
cancelled by the local management Of the
Ave owing to the ban put on athletics
in the school for two weeks. due to tho
SMALLPOX epidemic Tho garne to haze
been played ut Wcllshurg tomorrow
eyenInE has been Cancelled for the sane
reason. Coach Miller stated yesterday
that practice would begin next week
and that tho games Cancelled during tho
bar, on athletics would he arranged. II
possible, Tor a later date. The Aka
has had two weeks Of inactiveness now
and are longing for action
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well and feel fine in the morning and
able to do my work. I gladly recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to make weak nerves
strong. Mrs. ALBERT Suite, COB
: Olmstead St, Winona, MINI.
How often do we hear the expression
among women, II am 80 nervous, can
not Sleep" OF "it seems as though I
should AZ" Such women should profit
by Mrs. Sultze's experience and 6 i've
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Pirkhan's Vegetable Com
pound, trial.
For forty years it has been overcorh-
Ing such serious conditions as displace-
ments, Inflammation, liberation. irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, diz.
ziness, and nervous prostration Of
women, and Lis now considered the STAN
idard remedy for such ailments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Sled-RIdtny Accident,

James tarnihtrs, g. young lad or ten
years II Elm Grove. received 4 severn
~ fractured! right arm Wednesday whii?
slcd-ridinE ON $ton" Church road. The
track there is Il very speedy one, and
when H. hi, y bumper" at 4 high rate
~ speed. his Sled overturned and his
arm hit on q rock. snlntcrinE il JUST
above the elbow. Medical attention was
rendered BY local physician. He was
taken To mis- homo. where he Will DO
ronnficd for several days.
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OU7-1HE-PIKE
Government official at Elm Grove.

An income tax official representing
tho United States government. Will be In
Elm, Grove three days. beginning next
Monday. He will be found In the direc-
tors room Of tho State Bank OF Elm
Grove and will answer any question re-
Earding the income tax law that may
he asked free Of compensation. There
arc quite number Of people In Elm
Grove who are affected by the law who
have not gained a clear Idea as yet IA
10 tta workings. IF you are not certain
whether this law affects you or not. It
is best to sec this government Official
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

Time It! In five minutes your sour
held stomach feels fine. No ind1ses-
ton, heartburn or belchtng OF gas, or
eructations OF undigested food. no olz-
xtness, bloatins, foul breath or neao-
ache.
~Pape's D.apepsin" is noted for ITS
speed IN sweetenlng upset stomachs.
It Is the surest. quickest and most Ger
eatn stomach artacid in the whole
world and besides, it is harmless.
Millions Of men and women now eat
their favortte foods without fea1~they
know Pape's D!apepsin will save them
from such misery.
Please, for your sake, get large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
drilling OIL Well.

The work on the oil we'll bctnG
drilled on the county poor farm ut Elm
Grove is progressing very slowly. A
nroruinent attorney from Kansas city
Is back OF the project md has leased
about three thousand acres In this To-
cality for tho same purpose II nus
others may DC drilled. The land In this
section has not proven TO be good oil
land. although It may be.
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Gas, Gas, Indigestion, Sourness,
Upset Stomach-Pape's DiapepsIn
Instant Relief! Neutralzes stomach acids, stopping
dyspepsia, heartburn belching, distress. Read!

fifty.cent case OF PaDe's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach hight Don't keep on being
serable-life is too short-you are
not here long, go make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and en-
10y it, without dread Of acid fermen-
alton IN the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs IN your
home anyway. Should one Of the ram
fly eat something which don't agree
with them. OF IN case Of an attack OF
indigestion. dyspepsia, gastritts o.
stomach arrangement Cue to fermen-
tation and acidity, at daytime or dur
ing the night, It Is handy to give the
quickest. surest relief known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Conductors Are worried.

MANY OF the conductors on The Elm
Grove division Of the West Virginia
Traction & Electric company arc rather
worried over many OF tho patrons of
the line getting vaccinated. and 1t Is all
on account Of their politencss- You may
say how ts that. but here 1t Is; When
women or elderly persons get on or of
tho car It IS the custom Of the conduc-
tors to assist them on OF off az the case
may be. However. Of late when they
have exercised their politcncss many
Of the people Jerk away. with an OK
clamation OF Watch my vaccination
AS they are not mind readers they can't
tell who is vaccinGted or who is not,
and consequently they will have TO Icy
people get on md of the car without
assistance for while until their arms
get better,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Will Present Play.

Members Of ST.. Mirharis' Dramatic
ilib will r;nsnn; H play entitled - Day
md Night" In the church assembly
rooms ~ ST Micha"i's church nj EdS-
wood Tuesday evening. The play VIII
"" given Ger IN" h"nriit Of tho Luther
League The cast of the play is COM
posed Of local players VIII" hRvo gained
quite n namc for themselves in local
dramatic circles
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p,ke co11eg1aus Practicing.

The Pike ColleGian basketball flvH has
been going through week Of strenuous
practice for the game to be played with
the cathedral alumni on tho Wheeling
mark floor tonight. The CollcEians think
that they can win from tho alumni five
tonight as that team only defeated them
by one point on n foreign floor. They
Will present their strongest lineup II:
order 10 wipe out the former defeat
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contemplating holding Il slalgh-ride In
tho near future for " number Of their
young laGy friends. This club has been
holding quite Il number az $""i;l func-
tions recently. II is one % Tic most
prominent pix" rrElni&a lions. and has
hCcoutr known in this locality for its
great social activity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

SO D6Q ! COUlQ uOL
re t a t nigh t.
would lie awake and
get so nervous I
would have to get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. I read about
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and thought
I would try it. My
nervousness soon
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
scnool Sessions Resumed.

Tho regular school schedule at the
local high school has been. resumed
again after tho first semester eNaml-
nations. While the examinations were
being taken tho students were only re-
auired to be present for the tests they
we're taking. Normal SESSIONS were re-
sumed yesterday.
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eerS oelieve the 1QteTlopers VIII Do ehot
as spies.
Hucford said It took him nine days to
reach Marietta. travelling on freight
trains. ard that after being home two
days he was Just going to return whom
he learned that the RainboT division
had sailed.
Gouriey said he also had spent nine
days in "sidedoor Pullmans." He said
he was peeved with army life and was
particularly angry because he had been
fined IS for being absent without leave
for three days.
Tho men arc being held until tho I'm
ger prints reach France and the story
OF the tutsrlopers is sent back for COM
partson.
The soldiers win be given n treat hero
Thursday night when the crack Camp
Sherman basketball team stacks UP
against tho fast Denison university
quintet at tho main "T." The boys will
limo up as follows:
Sherman-Lieut Kagy. Reserce. J. e.:
Private Mcclure. Oherlln, +. T.: Sergeant
, Popken. Covington "" center: Captain
Edmunds. Michigan, !. s.; Lieut.. Witten-
berg. =. 8.
Dentson-Wuson, |. f.: Cook. T. e.;
Kull. center; Roudeoush, !. e.; Les
lie. r. g.
4 nomina: admission fee OF Is cents
will DO charged. The game begins at
1880 .. m. The army quintet meets the
year team at Akron, February Is. and
Denison. at Granville February %.
Private John ]. Costello. Cleveland to-
day was convicted by a military court OF
four violations OF Articles OF War and
sentenced TO three months, and fined SEQ.
Costello was found guilty oc being ab-
sent without leave. violating patrole.
breaking quarantine and getting drunk
in uniform while in ClevnelaNd.
Tho Intelligence Department at Camp
Sherman to-day was sorting out about
1000 soldiers held in the Depot brigade
az aliens. to determine which men shall
be itenrned for the period Of the world
war and which shall be given their dis
charge
Adjutaut General H. F. Mccain. who
ordered from Washington that tho
aliens be disposed Of left II to the dis
erection Of Brigadier General Frederick
Perkins as to when the soldiers shall be
informed or discharged.
, The men classified as aliens are Of
Austrian. German Turkish and Bulgar-
ian EXTRACTION.
Major General c. c. BaIloU, comnan-
der Of the e2nd (colorcd) Division. with
headquarters at Camp. Funston. kas..
stopped here to-day on the first leg Of
his tour Of Inspection OF the colored In
crements. which are scattered about In
various cautonments.
General Ballou Is accompanied by
Lieut.. Col. Allan J. Greer. forno assist
ant chief Of staff at Camp Sherman and
now chief Of staff OF the colored d!rt-
sion; Major r. P. Harbold. inspector OF
tbs coiored division. and Captain Chaun-
cey Dewey. aide
The officers spent their time hero
with the 325th Signal Corps. OF 100 men,
and the .317th Engineers. OF 1900 men.
Lieut.. Col Greer raid the colored men
wore remarkably good soldiers.
From here the officers will visit Camp
Meade Md; Camp Upton and Camp
DaycnS.
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the property now occupied by family
hy tho name al cage at Elm Grove.
Work has hc"n going an for tho past NV"
weeks md is gaining great Roadway. ~
this proves Ia hc tn" local company IL
will undoubtedly joint II With ilS oth":
mines. which starts nj IN" general o.
ncrs and extends Ia Wheeling park. on"
mil. from Elan ';rCvc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

WAS n have been held yesterday after
unon IN the church. was Cancelled. The
;tnnuHi social ppnn meeting will he held
Wednesday afternoon. February 60. and
large number are expected To be pres
cnt An excellent program will he ar
ranged for this occasion and refresh
1nrnl@ will bc served. i silver offering
viii hr lifted for the benefit Of war re-
,.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic the famous
Wendells Ambition Pills--that vii!
nut vignr. vim and vitality into ncr-
yous. tired out. ali In. tl"spondcnt PEG,
pie In few days.
Anyone can buy Il box for only 30
cents, and John Coleman l. Go. is an
,huriZrd By the maker 10 refund lie
purchase price If anyone Is diSsaus-
tied with The first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prnStTation, mental
depression and unstrung nerves.
caused BY ovcr-lndn!grnce In alcohol,
tobacco, or ovurwUrl. OF aIij kind.
For any affection OF the nervous sye-
tenn Wentcll's Ambition Pills are un-
surpassed, while for hystcria. trcm-
bling ard neuralgia they are simply
splendid Fifty CENTS 1T John Cole
man l. Co., and dealers everywhere.
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Church of God.

Prayer services for III" c"ngrrEat ton
Of tho Church Of God Of ELM Gr"v" were
held in the hnm" of James Robinson nt
Park View last evening. R'T. {. {. fy-
l.r. pastor IF ia" church. officiating.
Prayer n.cr;ir!;s will hr held this aft
crnuon ut go o'clock in the following
homes:
Triadrlrhln--Mrs. clara Jenkins.
Elm IIciGfts--Mrs. .Flarcncc Mc|"n-
nauEh%.
Elm t;rovr--Mr$. Edward Nananan
Park Eirw--.InmrS Robertson.
Cuitag" prayer meetings will also he
held this evening at III" home OF Seth
Walters If Patterson. on Saturday cTH-
ming 4rrI ICES Mi! h. held at the home
If James Bloch "f Elm Grove. All the
members ar" requested TO attend ~"
scrvic.s and cottage prayer meetings
OUr lie. l'Ikl:'
sermons will hc given n: til" cottage
prar"r services III inc evenings by tic
pastor.
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Prntty Social Event.

4 Scry pretty PARTY was held At the
home Of Clement McCunn a. Woodsdnle
Wednesday evening in honor Of his
eighteenth birthday. y large number Of
young ladies and men congrcEated for
the occasion and dancing and euchre
formed the main diversions OF the even
ing NJ lat. hour the young people
we're taken to their homes in Autono-
hIlCs.
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DaNRhters Of Veterans.

The IIannn Montgomery Curtis camp
No. |. Daughters II Veterans Of EltD
Grows. will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the lodge rooms on MAN
street this; evening at 80 o'clock. All
She members are requested IN he pres
rnt. ns this f. an important meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
RinkinN NeW SlNnp-

A coal mining concern. advertised aS
The VIC. company. probably the Whit
okcr-Glcssner company Of Wheeling Is
sinking now shaft for coal mine on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Keeping the Children
Off the Street
Is simply matter of making the home so affrde
fipe that they luiH not Want to Leave 1t

Conscientious parents that wish to give their children
strength of character education and moral standards ne
can be proud of cannot afford to have their children
mo the streets at night and hard to prevent them o
dono 80 if the streets are attractive than the home
Look about your home and if it is as attractive as
it should be-see what wonderful changes could De maze Will
A few pieces Of good looking furniture
Think of the pride that children Will take N
home that nicely furnished and then realize that 1Ou
honoe nav he nicely furnished without any great nconvem
to vrsef Under our convenient credit system Let us
explain this more in detail at your leisure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
WOMAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona, MINI. suffered for more
tt1an q year from nervousness, and was
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r. 3. POTTS

1145-47 Market St. lin near futurel,
Main and Tenth SITS, 2125 Market St.,
Wheeling, and 1925 Union ST., Bel.
.taire, o.
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Suburban Literary Society.
The regular monthly meeting ~: tn"
Suburban Literary society Of the Vance
Memorial church 4: WundSdIic. which
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Personals And Briefs.
Work on the now furnace N Il
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Planning Sleigh-Rlde.
Tho Bachelor club OF Elm Grove Ia
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Potts Bargains

WANFEO-Two grocery clerks.
RESTAURANT FOR RENT
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Private John J. Costello. Cleveland to-
day was convicted by a military court OF
four violations OF Articles OF War and
sentenced TO three months, and fined $50.
Costello was found guilty oc being alb
sent without leave. violating patrole.
breaking quarantine and getting drunk
in uniform while in Clevneland.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
UKRAINE RADICALS
OPPOSING GERMANS
Growing Revolution Affords
Allies an Excellent Chance
to- Aid Russia.
HOW COUNTRY WAS SPLIT
BY LOUIS EDGAR BROWNE.

BY LOUIS EDGAR BROWNE.
Revolutionary elements in the
Ukraine are consolidating their
strength for an organized attempt to
eject the German army Of occupation
The opinion Of the peasant and work.
man masses is rapidly crystallizing
into bitter hatred Of the Germans
There is already . revolutionary army
in the field.
The Ukraine Is seething with revo-
lutionary agitation. In six weeks the
Germans have been forced to nearly
double tho strength of their army OF
occupation. The allies have a tre-
mendous potential asset In the revo-
lutionary spirit of the Ukraine. This
radical revolutionary spirit, II proper
ly aided, can be made to kill Ger.
mans. 1t can be assisted in diverting
a large number OF German troops
from the western front. Without
help from the allies the Ukraine revo-
luti6nary forces are doomed to fail.
ure.
The latest telegraphio news from
Moscow. the latest word out Of Rus.
sia which has In no way been exposed
to German tampertng, was sent by the
Associated Press correspondent. II
went over the Russian government
cable to Mourman. from where 1t was
put on tho British war office cable
Evening star., 1918-07-15

ment Of the membership Of tho War
Labor Board.
Calling upon one Of the ten umpires
will be resorted to only when members
Of the board are unable to reach = unan-
iinous decision. The umpire will be
chosen by unanimous vote of the board
msmbes. When the vote Is not unani-
nous the name will be drawn by lot.
So far there has been no final decision
of ths board in which the membership
has not been In complete accord. The
ten umpires are:
Henry Ford Of Detroit. Matthew Hale
OF Boston. James Harry Covington of
tSs Distsiet of coIumS,a enI snnres 1st.ss conrt
Charles Caldwell McChord Of tho Inter
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Mortgaged Country to Huns.

When thrown into the balance this
desire to recover their confiscated es-
tates and lost investments proved too
strong and the Ukrainian rada mem
bers voted to mortgage their country
it represented-2o per cont Of the to-
tai population of the Ukraine. The
second revolution made 1t penniless
and after 500 years of luxury and
leisure 1t lacked the physical and
moral stamina to play fair to its own
nation.
The rada sent two emissaries to
Brest-Litovsk. Those emissaries ap-
peared at the peace conference with
out any warning being given to the
Russian delegation. The German del
egation carefully staged a quarrel be-
tween the delsgates Of the r.da and
kov. Finally Germany informed
Trotzky that Germany must consider
peace with Ukraine as separate and
distinct question from peace with
Russia.
The deIegetss from the Rada. acting
treaty which was presented to them
by Won Kuehlmann. On their return to
Ukrainian territory every soviet agent
in the land was on the lookout for
them. They would have been Instant
ly shot had they been caught.
Germans Enter Ukraine.
immediately following the breakup
Of the Brest conference the German
ADVANCE into the Ukraine and Baltic
provinces started The Ukrainian in
telleotuals greeted the German forces
with open arms. Every village and
Gity was decorated with German dags
Just previous to the entry OF the
tGerman forces Whenever German
forces caught known eoviet leaders.
those leaders were given short trials
and either hanged or shot. Th0 Ger
man forces repeated their taotico Of
Terrorism, hoping that wholesale ex-
eoutions would prove such Q sub
stantial lesson to the soviet aStta-
tors that only one lesson would b
Soviet forces rendered . certain
amount Of resistance to the advancing
Germans. There were mild battles
lhere and there. The Germans had en-
saged something like half q million
men. Their total casualties were sew
eral thousands. while the casualties
Of the soviet forces were something
enormous. The Germans rarely tool
the soviet irregulars prisoners. They
treated them . %rmed civilians, q
guerillas. ana shot them down on Gap.
turs. The almost certainty Of death
IL captured naturally lesnened the ar
dor Of The peasants and vcrkmen fol
fight.
In the south resistance to the Ger.
Evening star., 1918-07-15

man advance was moro pronounced.
After the capture Of Odessa by the
Germans the soviets recaptured tho
city and held it against the German
forces for nearly week. The ar
rival of three fresh German divisions
forced the soviet forces to withdraw.
soviets Mako Trouble for Huns.
When Russia signed the Brest-Litovsk
treaty finally she promised to abstain
from interference in Ukrainian affairs.
She promised to sign a peace with the
Ukrainian government. The rada's dele
gates signed . treaty which virtually
made the Ukraine q German colony. But
soviet Russia has refused 10 keep
Russian congress Of soviets authorized
large sums Of money. which has been
used to stir up trouble in the Ukraine
against the German army OF occupation.
When the Germans entered kief the
first thing they did was to summon q
welcomed the German troops.
The 20 per cent Of the Ukrainian popu-
lation was again predominant. It was
again in control Of the mass OF Ukrain-
ian people over which It had exercised
rule for 300 years. This special class,
highly privileged under the car. had
been reduced through the ignorant at
tempted execution Of socialistic formu-
las to abject poverty. The intelligentsia
was used to ruling and not being ruled.
The educated people and the upper and
middle classes acclaimed the German
army not as one of occupation but as
one Of delivsrance. They did not con-
slider tho price they had paid as one bit
too high. What mattered 1t II the
Ukraine was under Russian rule. under
German rule, or merely Independent, so
long As those industrial stocks paid In
terest. 20 long as the fruits Of the toll
Of the peasants on largo landed estates
went into the pockets of the estate
owners.
military cadets and many civilians
Clearing the Ukraine Of the radical
soviet elements. The bolsheviki were
hunted out ana exterminated like
rats. Yet the ultra-radical elements
Of the Ukraine have never for one
moment forgotten their passionate
desire To-. liberty. Furnished with With
money and aid from Russia the
merins at the German forces. For
months that hammering seemed to be
10 futile a. 70 preclude the possibility
Of success. Yet the dispatches from
Russia, which declare that German
forces in the Ukraine have been aug
mented by 100000. and that q revolu.
tionary army OF $4,000 we'll armed
that despite the efforts of the ukrain.
Ian intelligentsia to sell out their
country, despite the German's ter.
roristic methods, there II substantial
resistance In the Ukraine worthy OF
| consideration by the allies.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
MARRIED

-cARvx1-GAIPn. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey e.
9alpin Wish to announce the marriage Of
their daughter, LILLIAN BLANCHE. to Mr..
1918, Ia Clarendon. Va. Rev. q. q. Beery
of1ciating.
LANE-lHHLXR. Mr.. W. II. lfehier wishes
to announce the marriage Of his daughter.
MARGUERITE ESTELLE, to Mr.. JOHN F.
LANE, July Is. 1913. at st. Peters rectory,
by Rsv. Father Morris.