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RrIp Saantso.


Chance for Adssncemsnt-Free.
q. g. shipping Board tree navigation nehoei
at Portland trains seAmen Tor officers bertha
In new N erohAnt Marine. short cut 20 the
bridge. Two years sea experiences required.
Native or nstursitEed cttiEsns only. Course
sir wss.ks Military exemption. Apply 10
FatSx A. WILSON ct school, Municipal lids.
PortiEnd, between 80 and .. IA. Sata rdays
$50 a.. "a 20 ~ noon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

Chairman Sewell of the Maine pub
nc safety and defence committee,
suggests special session OF the State
legislature for tie enactment of law
compelling all men between the ages
of eighteen and Atty years to work or
fight. No one loves lazy man, these
days.
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special Nsiirra


NOTICE.
r FORBID sli persons Interfering In aay
Il wsy with the life or property OF my sss.
ter, Emma freworgy.
JoRs n. TxzxoAar.
WtM Poins Pleasant. New Jersey.
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HOTEL HELP WANTED

IN WOMEN and girls WAITED for hess
M year aronnd hotels In Mains; -
wsiiresses, hus tip hotels; also chamber,
kitchen, essh, laundry and scrub women,
chefs. pastry and ail-aroand cooka Bell saa
huss boys. second snn third cooks for
botai positions. Apply always to MAfSK he.
TIT AanNry. new quarters. % Main street,
Bangor. Established 81 years 300 Rirla,
wsufecb for best summer hotsis Ineloes
saamIsfor reply. Pew high grade hsaaeworhs
utsesN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
-wo PoR TIE CUBS.

ST. LOUIS. Juty c.--M"aGowg was
heater ,wicc to-day. Chicago tightening
Us grip On firs; plac. by taking III
ars- -am.. - AID h" S"""ri. :; "a ..
T, vas St Louis ti.r'"rn'h strni::it
d.fe,- Mt the hands ~ tbs Cubs Scores:
l~-s. game K: ii. l..
t-bjcoro Q o. II /
=. To;;ts o q g q 0--i : :"
Observation-Disclosures AID kllhtsr.
OFar-r,l; Meadow Johnson. Tu"c" and
Gonzales. Rrock.
Second game 2. Fl r.
r-,icaro n c--s II
<, I.ou;z o 0 o ! q o. ?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Eiliiicr: Mrah-
oys. Sherden and Gonzales.
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~ . ~,
intercollegiate athletes" ~ N'T' VIZ
rir..i fu: th. tir-: y'rs e.. II" W,lr ti'.H +"
., .,,,,,.,, .,,i..,,.,, yyl,!I. =; tur ::..,il.
,... .,.... ,....
;;'t'' S;"''t Nu'''''''> -. S'''' ,,
1AN" t,'n I've, ~ ,',.,, ,,.,-
d"N'ttU! WI II '',S - 49,,
'"E i''if''S. "Si,'' 49, '' .,' .,,,,.,
IA t''t thI' l'"'[' ''''''r,IH ~
~" Try t'Ht E''"!'''' = '+',I' - ','',''
;"T i:'E urH'S"" % "a. ' 1870
Sc"'"Is (" carly OK >''' st'''7
Year.
NvSt AtrSih!2 nm :Hl'E ''1'!'' 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
MARTINS FERRY
BATTLES MACKS
BIG CONTEST TO TAKE PLACE TO.
MORROW AFTERNOON AT
LEAGUE PARK.
Clubs Are Equally Matched and Out
como to gave Bearing on tho
Valley Title.

TIL" SPEEDY MrC"niiry contingent VIII
crd"avur IN prove 10 tho many fans that
baseball IN Whr"i.mS IS not dead BY
any means. and that "hrn she tackles
tn fast Mart!:!S Ferry Athletics at
League park tomorrow afternoon she
w.tl G.v" -hc OYER iii" river lads IL
merry tu>Si, and on" i>llt will be long
remembered.
This contest is expected to be one Of
tn. b;i. events ~ IN" present baseball
sca sou. wh,l" IL" r. sui; is being watched
with uruSunl interest. Many contend
that thu local AGGREGATION has cracked.
dlIr To tn" un"N p,ct"d defeat at the
hands If ". sh,nS;on. and for this rca-
son !; viii J., :ilr subject Of much IN
i.rr&t. Mi r.in.ruhcr chat the Penn
%yEanians ard III" Fcrrians battled to
AN. rt"vrn iun,n2: tie. which tends TO.
prov, that The rh:"aEs should come out
un top.
irrruriant s;rugGl". AMI will be in the
..-..,;., rr-ru star: - finish 10 show 10
The lVhr"lul, fans she will come back
an,i regain lost hun"rs. All the over
tE., river boys %rr equally satisfied IN
losing last SunIH% aid have no allois
t. offer. bat ar. .v"r willing to get an
Hthar rack ~ "a local clun. SeVeral
,n"mlcrs rf tho team Will be out or
;h., l!n.-rip on ,hi~ day, but others have
boon s""urrt. In I'LL III" vacancies. just
u ln VIII tN;.! fnr Ferry IS not known,
h,it E,,:iIy VIII Nor" ;har IiKcIy tako
Il" lnN.
Perhaps Ii" other contest will occa-
sion NOR, :;.'rr,.st for some weeks 10
.,.ln. al! l.I@:; a. 1t is til" only game
IN :h.. ErIrth ~" fms should turn
l., ha
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PITTSHI-RG1I. Ia. J~!y e--In 4 iiaT

PITTSETE IA. I"!y I'm liar"
In-:nnins light Plttsb"-@' ;""k n" SaH''
from ti:sciuuac: IL Il scrr' -: :" y
today. Star"icll;, uI,t,!r !!i~ :ii~t i''aJ ''T
league appearance" a;": MAS ia'eA "E
Tone. WHO WAS hit !Ia:" and save pEI'''
20 HcStn ~ III" nin;h. IN" !at''E WIS,
directly rcSi'' asle'". ;r7 ~" N'S'''.H
ds>co, as ne wa!ncd Mrtiw.t2' IL III"
,.n,h with the bases fuI: assa .h, Sc"T''
t;,.I. Three ru:,S AMI ;hC".' !t:;S w"""
yrad> or Slapntc;l;t IN thu second iH"i"S.
nut he hsf! his opponents veil Hhhi
the ninth when he went :" pir'''S all"
AIarsrs succreL,4l him. Tn sc"rr'
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GAME IS CANCELLED
Many Fans Are Still Unaware OF the
Cancellation Of the Bauefs-sellalre
Games on Fourth.

|, vas announced again last evening
ny tn, ,nH.n;:rrnrutS Of tho ifc!lhi:'' ana
I:r,.r Athlrii,.S that ~" proposed ""Th'r
hill ARRANGED fnr l"-tnNrr"W I IN" f"uf'H'
hn. been rrll"h off and that Il series;
will tr played later on ~ IN" S"aS'R.
I'M" ann"unrcru'n * in1"" L" Nc
many supporters nt IN" 'lHhS 81 "'"''
rlanS can n" mad" f"r TIE F"Hr'H IN
ill" tine. Whil" IN" calling ":l ~ the
contest IS unr il"a*ira. III" fms VIII
soon ha-. tho opportunity Il seeing t"''
boy. n,t,l.. ,l;,' Hn"' n"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
BoSToN BLANKED.

BOSTON July o.--r;r:;r"s gay" Eos
:, four hits today. brooklyn winning
20 q. thus splitting the :"u7-S;t:ti;
.r,es N. Wheat and Gr;tI.cS '"iHiiS
-,ore than half Of Bronklya's II hits.
Pitcher Hearn- &C B'Sto;h' EEK me
-.orn today FOR Chicago. where hS IL
start learning \ trade. Ills request :"9
a ra,s. in salary over his &C nt"ac; D.
nres vas refused b. the Boston CLUB.
Score:
p-oo.1vn. 600 o1n Oft Il o
SoeTon ooo 6G1 600
Grimes and Wheat; tIt!inEim. H'n'
and Wilson
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PHILADELPHIA, j

PHILADELPHIA. JUly 2.-Gchry
hold New York :" three hits to-day hnG
Ihiladclphi;, rr,n"d M III" S"rIes hy
winning. n" :lnal game. /" q. 1t was
Ney Works. third Shu'"ut Of m" season
Knpr M safely "v"ry tim" he hated.
scoring four runs and driving In the
Other local tally wiih ms triple. IMEna
WAS hack III tn" l"rai lineup to-day.
,,l.,-li,.. short score:
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z II L.
Held By JACOBS.

NEW YORK. July :. - inl!a6"i''7''
broke even in its '"uF-EaH'" S'TlrS WIN
\.yv York here today by winning inc
rou--, game 5 70 .. Doyle. NV i"rk'si
-oc-,l.r secoad haSemlu appeared IN III"
Grant lineup for thc ftrss tame NaF 4
az a pinch hitter Coz Saue". and ttl,N I"
.re ou;field Jacobs pitched Il strong
rar,e for tue visitors. Score:
r II. F..
Philadelphia. n"P COL 4o"-' :,
S.,v York COZ ~" n0n--@ " :
Jacobs and Burns: Stl!ce and Mc|ar-
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PIRATES BEAT
C|NCY REDS IN
1O-|NN|NC CANE


F:ttehurch. :. enc n,;a:.. i lit)
Chicago. :: =. !."H:s. !
t'h,raSn. :: 81 .-";:... =.
Philad"i pima. :. N.w York. :.
Hrl,, Itru. 1: i:cS;"H. o.
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Standing OF Gin BIS.
Today's Games

Cincinnati ~ Pittsburgh. =
Philadelphia a. Boston,
Chicago Ak -. Louis,
HrorN,yn at Now YORK
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Standing OF Clubs.
Tn-1nY's GnrNes.

p-tro!, n chicago
Nrw York ut Washington.
Boston ut Philadelphia
ST Louis at cleveland.
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Italians Pursued So Closely
Austrians Were Captured
as They Sought to Push
Boats Off From River Bank
BY Ward Price.

Cnpvrirh:. l9i>. 10y III" t'r"as i'uhI,sh-
lng Company.
,Hy Arra"='ni''n' ih III" i."h'''"
THE ITALIAN 'FRONT.' ON THE.
rI\NE July l.-Th" Austrian h't
arru>s III" lrrv" VAS a d:%aSt"r. ;"
l,-, Is HtA II. Italians press upon ~"
,n.ml'.. heels thal Austrian soldiers
INK Ia lt;$i rff huntS from IN" Fi'''
bank Tn" lost Italian ha'!"ri'* N.Y.
been r"iAk"u. S"ih" ""r'' '"H'h! H'',"
with r1plr$f,"S r..li? !" n" d"Str"E"h'
blow them NJ. several enemy Nl'lri
hundreds Of nlrrhir,' IHrS. th"u>hnds ~
I'LL; and AN airplan" hay" been l"unn
on the evacuated ground. The hummer
Of prisoners rrIurlcL In"rras" hourly
Hoped To Retire Secretly.
II SEEMS tia, nn saturday night IN"
Au~iTjnn* mai" up iM..r in'nh l" *,
barb uS'r 'hc ri'"r. ImE surrey -, 49,
rrtir,. secretly. possibly about =. w.
SuuG;ty. Machine" guns ""r" hit 'n
ndvnurrd r">ili"ms !" Keep up inc ",'-
rrns,!un ~ unctlrnr"d str"nt'h by
constant irlnE.
y, dawn italian patrols. f""l'nS t"r-
vIr,I ,l,,.,, ,.r.I hos thin TN 'n"Mf
frtr.. lad I,,,........ News If n" enemy
withdrawal WAS flashed UP ana down
IN, i'm. from tn" h"u'"lin {" tho sea
and ,.,rryw'":' an attack WAS "r"'''''
TIL. N"n'"lln ~ M" ire" "l an CIV
I"'''N'"N''-'t ~, h.,L utd,.
N'rN'*''' WIZ ,l,,.,,,. ,,,. ~ Italian
ms go j., ,',,.b;
III I,i:.S "t c"rrs"S IN III" 'faF'
"h"r' Sn"" VIM ,,..,',, -, .,.r
hId 49,, f''H n,,' ~" jn, ,,,d r1.,r
h'r":'S va r'' ny. .i',,,,. .,,,,
hf'"f'S 'mG'i 80, 49, L''I I,iyin r,ri,-,.ui.
ur". Tn" %l$' ana |~h' N''F l,'H '.,,,
~ M austrian "'"'H' -, -,
=ri'T"''\ ''|"'!' -. ,',.' ',.,,,-
~" rye i,'." .rt,.y ,t,,r T,J
iii !"S'''"'> !" - ''.' ','' mud u.j,.n
,I.'H ~ ~. .,' .,,,,,.r,l. ,.rr!mYuI-
''' ~. ""f = nee ,''' 49, - - ~ .,:'Si,,,I,
'HE M hT IE.l' 'H''''' "" '
S""; h!InS"I'
AZ zenith Oh hnIh"Sl"sin'
TE'' "''''''. l't!G'h am! ~ III
- HfH 1t IL 'i&h'i"S 'f'huH'H"''. 'H't''
TOR i'rth II = "'''H 80" ,,,,,..
i w''.,. H&n dht. i"'h 800 are w"
ai:HiH IL: ih''H'.',"T"S =. tir.' Now '",'d'-
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rwo-hsa h;tS-''ha>c. turto NG)E
Schmidt Carey.
Thre, base hi,S-Cutshaw. Schmidt. =
Stola base-EiE5er.
sacrice h;ts-ca,oa. E:=hee. Carcy'
slapn,ka- ,.
bursrI. ..
E,,t base on errors-Einc!nEaN :,
rses on eal!s-oG Toncy /: OF Re
can of Snapu:cka l.
Us-Ot Toucy. - n innings; OF
Pen. &: 20 Ia innings. 90 Siarni"N2,
s., innings. oS Mayer ! II )
t,n,Ss: OF Cooper: nine IN ;nn'nS.
i by 3ttcher-Ry S!aHnickt '''F""',
,r-ucit cu,-Ey T"n"E :. by E"S;.n l.
F;!d 7.,cnes-S!a5N!cka. Mayer.
I1ru.os .:;chc-. cooper losing p'sc3-
e I:eSaa.
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YANK5 81 lYKED
BY THE MACKS;
HELD By GEARY

Chicago. s: Detroit. ..
Detroit II: Chicago, s.
Philadelphia. !. New York. n.
Cleveland. (; 81. Louis, >.
Mn.hinEton. :; Enst"n. O.
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NO ONE ARRESTED.

No one We" arrested UN ~ m'|u. G;it
last ns.;;;. u"H It i'''h".! ! X" i'"l:".' court
'u.-dav yHur!ia ~ = hlnMk
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International League,

IIlIV4 AttNEVIf 41Cttb wv
E1ltimUr" to. Rochester Q.
$.rarlls" !. l;n=I.rmptcn S.
Ncwrrl; =: T"""utn /.
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Score by innings .
r-;,ci,rot . . . z ; Q---5
r1.,shrrnI l . : II
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Cincinnati

.Eatted Ter Tona" III 9'h inning.
: Ono on. wh.n whining r.!u scored
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Ba;;ed or Mayer IN nh snn:us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
TWENTY SACKS OF
FLOUR IN HOME
Federal Food Officials Find Over
Supply In Bedroom and Order 1t
To Be Sold-Other Offcnses.

Yesterday afternoon tho ~a'tcnMon
Of the food administration a called
10 The tact that :; resident OF the Gil!
of Wheeling had an overrSuprly 81
tlour. An immediate Investigation was.
ordered and twenty sacks o. llour
were discovered III a bedroom. me
owner was given the opportunity 10
give Them UP at once and awaited HIM
self OF the privilege. Tn" flour Will
he -csold and the person IN qucstloh
permitted 20 keep only his proper
supply.
4 number Of cases T.: This nature
nave been brought rn within the iaS
frw DAYS and have been handled along
similar lines. In some instances 'h'
ovpr-supplr az flour has no Dee"
found and consequently no action mas
been taken. hur during III" present
. week there have been Two r"fu1hS g
flour.
Il is with this particular commoa''\
that The food administration II ~
prese2l mosi concerned. Persons vii!
do the administration \ great 1aVof.
, hy reporting any cases OF h"aF"'i@
which NAV come 10 their attention.
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DOGS VS., WAR GARDENS

- -, ~, -, nI.nI,Ih
Nhal Pt"H'''" ', "h. a;r,,Ior,y
Il war Eafd'h anu n"\''n ~ ,,
dog diS"ih II III: lnA' - '"' PI'"'''.
under consideration ny Il hummer w
WhcclinEiteS AT III" present llnlc'
~" WtF E"T"'n - II ."I"- 49,,
should cNIS'. say IN" so'eInIl'tll,' wv:
when The pct CANNES III ouI ''lFn'D" nI
are ~p"rmi'i"d Il run ~ l"'5'. 49,
huT? h"'r l~'"lS''E !" ~ .o,,,n
iHH% pIca"". Il : u '''.r -" ha,,
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ELk5 To MARCH
IN BIC PARADE
MEMBERS OF NUMBER IS. &. .. Q.
WILL TURN OUT TUESDAY
MORNING.
Meet Al the Club Rooms On fifteenth
Street Al s O'Clock For
Bio Procession.

The members u; Wheeling LODI" 50
~. l.. +. q. Elk. viii moot i, the
club rooms. t~.i,ir"nrn .ir"":. AT \
o'riock on Tur+Iav m,rH;nS. hIirl! -
AMI viii march IN INC biz ,Grllic.~ pa.
,a1c =; tina; lime l. - expected that
IN, mi m~rmhc-shIp Nil turn nut III
tho narair ON that date and it j. urged
,Iar they alI nrrrar promptly in ordC!
;i,,r there shall! be- no delay.
Th.. members viii not b., required
% wear their uniform ari rnn mr:Ch
il rhrjr rr"uiaiipn clothes and then
nroccrd tn WORK Wherever they may
hr amnlo,nd Tho. local lodge has over
r,,~,, members in the service anc
,bc-oforr v.iII mako an effort 10 get
nI, The YulI membership.
4, ,b,. nc,rin~ urIi ThursIav LOUIS
T. prarht wa. ohIi.a;ni ami vail he
iriIia:cd ,i prirrshurc Va by lodge
Tn 400 ~ Inn, nIarr. Ernest : Hork-
, bci,ncr was also halarcd upon and viii
he admitted a, New London. conn.
by lodge. No $50 OF that plar"
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BABIES
NEED 4 LAXATIVE

When your baby i, cross and %trettui
The chances arc il is .constiPated and
that Z mild laxative :, all that i, ncces-
sary to make it comfortable and happy.
Inactive bowel, arc the cause OF as
much discomfort 10 children as to older
people, and unle.. the condition is
promptly relieved ia'very apt to develop
seriou, illness.
For children there is nothing that
will act more easily than the combina-
ton Of simple laxative herb, with pep
sin that is sold in drug stores under tho
name Of Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
1t does not grippe and is free. from
opiate or narcotic, drugs, is pleasant to
the taste, and positively efeetive: chh-
dren like it and take it readily.
IF you have never tried this simple:
inexpensive remedy, get a bottle OF
Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pcpsin from your
druggist and have it in the house to use
tho mex, time any Of the children seem
out Of sorts. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned. free Of charge, by writing to
DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 45o Washington
ST., Monticello. Illinois.
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HOURS IF
HOLY SERVICES
1rprcSst-e O~bse-vacces OF Death OF
Christ Hell dat ST JosepE's Cathedral
By Large Congregation.

F-ar:!cail "a! Gay yesterday =; s..
T,se,h.s Cathedral was allied with DO.
..nu. w~c.Ship"rs. IT," tire hours agony
rom noon III three witnessed Gr"a.
crowds Sa;a. rod ~ DO honor - thc Pas
sion ard d~a:h of.'hr.$;. Towards IN"
.,"vra 20 30 ,s+pS and into IN" Str"":.
IT.. la; half h"lir tA"-n "crc ',lio'-
:rr:.s -. ch,rt: i"!aUt"c 20 each ut tn"
-, --r-~as ri-"n up - IL" S:ati"u%'
- ,hc Cross. Row. t;aihrr Einrrn: from
:Nc i.ass.on.$. Monastery uc Pittsburgh,
,c.> on" o tti," r-r!"ds.
- .hn evening 1T 30 "','ock ""r"
s"Id 'hc T-mh-a ,!c:nti"rH C"rnU1sno-
ra;., "t n" i9riurSS ap"u C:t"aCy.
~" .~rr;c" r"r.e'St% O: fhc chanting ~
a.~prnr-.ai. l.satm* .,,d n" singing -
..sc Lamentations az .hn rrorhet J"r"-
rn.ah \. IN. clos" E!Sh"p l'onahuc dc
fivcrsa a morinS discourse on "C:Hr'S'
>-:cIcIcrl". Thc service closed BY each
rn.nhcr Of the vAat congregation ""'u-
~ Up and Missing IN" cross.
rodays Special Services
Tadav is Hot" Saturday whom n" bag
:;<-nal ror: ard Easter ~" aT" blessed
and INC tw"lt. great rrnrn"s'"$ Ar" r.
,i;"t. I. - fni!"%",! J.: iii=n MAJ.
w.frn ,h~ cells ar" removed :r"ir all tho
statues and Ia" joyful Gloria ~ t.H""tS'S
is !a:"n"c.
In accordance VIII n" Ha:ii@h, say
ing schcm. al t." services IL -. "s"ph'
Cathedral will D. advanced IN" a"'!" on
r:astcc Sunday.
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y. '. drug %. I"V'rp3 Maih -tTCtt'
repairs S|.noh. r.. W. Fair. contractor
international Rubber Co. vs. MAY
~. H"'''' H'"' '' V
FAR contractor;
j. T.. M''''r' E"'' an" '"''
slrc"lS' '"o-F""'h "oui''"h' f''P' 49,
W. Far. contractor.
Wheeling fir" N"fEN, ott"h''h' III"
Ti'N'h'h S'''''H' ''''' '"
II. W. Fair. contractors.
4. l.. Meyer. -; Fifteenth street;
garage E'"" H. W. F"', ''''
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Sleeveless BLQxfer Sport Goats

Cav as to color for red, tan. khaki, gray. Kelley, Copcn and rose are
among them. Smart a. to fabrics as Wool Jersey. Baronctc Satin and Velvet
are represented. Some slip OF ovcr the head, and others resort to buttons.
How picturesque they will appear on golf links. tennis court crosS-countr! TRIP
street. $40, S12.5O, SIS and $40.
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poor onliad rhW go"S from on" rlac"
ir anulhrr liz, i tramp j. worthless
and cars no NOR" a"oui H'SN.HS w
,aur garden sn"i 'i"an H. oe' an!
nthrr Kind OF amusement if"'1 ne. ma:
y" afforded while on his daily rounds.
Every other animal IN IN" face OF
tho globe has restrictions maj taV' 10
b., lived w TO. Vii! no., IN" dog
Chickens, ami they are i necessity
have 70 h. krn; AZ home: pigs ar" moi
permitted in tn" city. and the; d''
necessary: cattle are raised on me IN
side Of 4 fence. and all Other animals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
store room. 5000. J.. l.. WcI.on. con,

store room. 5000. J.. l.. W"l'oD. con,
tractor.
St7onhnann's Vienna Bakery, TWEEN:
ty-Sccond and Main streets: garage
and harm. SIr,00n. j. L Butts q Sons
Co. contractors.
Mix" Rusic. @4li Jacob street; re-.
pairs, SIS, J. W. E"liG y SONS Con
~struciinn Co. contractors.
Mrs. G II McrkI". 49, Snn;h Penn
"s:7""': repairs. $15,""n. !. V. BrItz X
Som Construction to. contractors.
t.. ". Gotten. - Maryland street;
repairs. $le0. ]. W. E"ll2 4 SONS
Construction TO. contractors.
Jacob Shapiro, li19 Market street:
-rmodcl interior, $50. j. ". ,,"ltZ
4 Sons CONSTITUTION Ca. contractors.
L. t.. Hobbs. III Fifteenth strict:
repairs, So. IL. ". Fair, contractor.
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with the exception Of dogs and cats
have laws governing them, and they
are both a nuisance.
II is tho opinion Of the city officials
that the sooner the dog law goes into
effect the better. ~,
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IF had II candidates for II oftic"'"
said S.rat"r Smooth. "all watching "nch
other jralnusIy. But I managed TO sal
isfy everybody"
+. How"
Had the office abolished"
vile CONVERSATIONAL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
THINK ANALYSIS MAY SOLVE
MURDER OF LITTLE EVA ROY
Fairfax County Officials Have Begun
investigation OF stains Found on
linll,H Cuffs.

FAIRFAX. VA. August 22.-Fairfax
County authorities to-day were await
ing report from an expert in Wash
inSton who Is making an analysis Of
stains on blue denim shirt to de-
ternine whether they are blood stains.
The shirt In question was worn by
Lou Hall on the day fourtecn-year-ol old
Eva Roy was assaulted and killed near
burke Station. Va. near Halls home.
Hall Is in the Fairfax County jail,
held as suspect in connection with
the crime.
Hall contends that the stains on his
shirt are SNUFF, Of which he was a
user.
The authorities, investigating, the
Hnmphries on the day OF the killing
August last--have just been fur
nished 1t with information that may
definitely remove their suspicious.
Physicians assert that IL the soldier
was taking drugs. as he claims he
was. he would have been incapable Of
assaulting and doing Eva Roy to
death
Even If the authorities prove that
the soldier was in the vicinity of the
crime on the day of the killing and
drank water from the spring near
which Eva Roy ate her lunch. it is
claimed that had he been under the
influence of certain drugs. he could
not be convicted of the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
ALLIED AIR SUPERIORITY
INCREASINGLY MANIFEST
Enemy Flying Scouts Compelled to
operate at Much Greater Height
Than Formerly.
HEAVY BLOWS IN HUN COUNTRY
iwenty-One Raids Conducted Agains
Enemy Positions Far Behind Lines
During Past W.ek-Sixty-INSo
Machines DESTROYED in Action.
fDy Associated prc.,1


LONDON. August 24.-British air
hsh,ing on the western front during
tie last week provides striking indi-
cation OF the difficulty now confronting
Germany in the air. which must In
crease in tho near future as the grow
ing air superiority OF the allies makes
itself felt
In the battle area probably owing
\ 70 the recent heavy German air losses
over the Somme battle field. enemy
scouts are compelled TO operate in
large formations At much greater
Height Than formerly. Notwithstanding
.his the British airmen continue TO
'aSe T. heavy toll of them.
severe air lighting has occurred on
me front between Albert and the
Amlens- Roye road. resulting. according
20 .atest reports. in the destruction OF
s!Sly-two enemy machines. and the
driving down of twenty-onc airplancs
oui of control Twenty-six British
machines have been reported missing.
Without any ,diminu,ion OF the aerial
ACTIVITY IN other sectors. a large num-
Der Of raids having been made agains,
enemy positions far behind the Ger
o. bombs were dropped, and attacks on
the Rhine provinces pressed with tho
Coupled with a virtual cessation of
herrnan air raids on London. the in
creas!ng number OF bombing raids into
Germany. Of which there were twenty
one during the past week must be
demoraiiling. showing Germany that
despite her utmost defensive efforts she
~ unable adequately TO protect her air
The effect Of the allied air supremacy
is seen in various captured German
orders, one Of which directs: within
Ten miles Of the front small groups
TO proceed together"