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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17
Xmas Dinner to Be With
Men Will Dine on German. Terri
tory Leaves Paris Christmas Eve
Has Busy Day Greeting Notables
Will Meet Italian King on Thursday
Wants Conference to Hasten.

PARIS, Dec. 16.-Presi-
dent Wilson will leave Paris
Christmas eve and 60 to
American general headquar-
ters. From headquarters he
will proceed to the American
front. He will have Christ
mas dinner with the Ameri-
can troops, and not with the
Am erican commander-in-
chief or other officers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17
Wife Wires Governor Hunt

This morning Mrs. Huerta telegraph
ed Governor Hunt, who is at Annapolis
Maryland, attending the conference of
governors, and sent a message to the
Spanish ambassador at Washington,
protesting against the manner in which
her husband had been taken to Mexi
co. Attorneys employed by friends of
DR.. Huerta have taken the matter up
with the state department and tonight
received word that the American am
bassador at Mexico City and the
American consul at Nogales had been
instructed to take immediate steps
to investigate the kidnapping. Police
officers declare that $4,000 of the stolen
money was dug up in DR.. Huerta's
back yard.
Governor Gales, who had been at
Aqua Prieta since the hunt for the
slayers began, left for his home in
Hermosillo early this morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17
Women Greet President


PARIS, Dec. 16.-The reception at
the city hall. While not attended by
the huge crowds which welcomed
President Wilson on Saturday, was
impressive. The president was re-
ceived by the municipal council at the
main entrance, and walked through
the spacious corridors which were
tastefully decorated. More than 5000
people, for the most part women, were
within the building.
The women cheered the president in
a manner. which, while not as Justify
as the president had been accustomed
to hear on the college campus, mus
have sounded sweet to his ears, as he
smiled and bowed repeatedly.
Adrien Mithouard, president of the
municipal council, read the address.
the president replying in loud clear
tones. in which there was a tipge of
emotion.
After the official ceremonies. the
president inspected the various depart
ments in the city hall, ending finally
in a small room where a buffet had
been installed and refreshments were
served. Several officials were pre-
sented and many others showed eager
ness to shake his hand Shortly the
president left, returning to the Murat
| residence.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17

PARIS, Dec. 16.-President Wilson,
accompanied by Colonel E. NJ. House.
but otherwise unattended, arrived al
the French ministry OF war at 4:40
o'clock this afternoon. Georges Clem-
enccau, the president of the council
and minister of war, came with out
stretched hands to the top of the wide
stairs and greeted the president
warmly.
The premier took Mr. Wilson's hand
in both of his and shook it vigorously.
in the especially vigorous manner the
old Tiger" has when displaying
pleasure.
How do yoU do, Mr.. President" :"
said the premier. quite well Mr..
President" answered Mr.. Wilson. You
are not tired - asked NJ. Clemenceau
No, quite fit" declared the presi-
dent.
Mr.. Wilson was then ushered by
Premier Clemenceau into his private
office, Colonel House remaining in the
ante-chambcr chatting with General
Mordacq. President Wilson left the
ministry at five o'clock.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17
NEWS EPITOME
FOREIGN

The President lf France
To eat Christmas dinner with the
troops at the front.
To meet King Victor of Italy
Thursday.
Conferences expected to gather
very soon.
Executive rendered royal welcome
at city hall.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17

From the above it would
seem evident it is the pur-
pose of President Wilson to
have Christmas dinner on
German territory, in the
region of Coblenz, with the
American forces of occupa-
ton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17
DOMESTIC

Baker urges councils of defense and
draft boards to disband.
Biggest wheat crop in history of ma
ton is reported.
Former managing editor testifies
against Victor Berger.
Colorado thirsty ones stand in line
as state goes dry.
Douglas man taken from home and
executed in Mexico.
Acquiring of wire facilities called
imperative by BurIeson.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-17

PARIS, Dec. .6.-President Will
sons trip to Italy will present the
second occasion for meeting with
King Victor Emmanuel. The itai-
ian king will arrive in Paris next
Thursday, which will afford an
opportunity for the first meeting
between sovereign and president
Details of the first meeting already
have been arranged. The pres-
dent probably will call on King
Victor Emmanuel at the Italian
embassy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
SCOTCH SERGEANT
TAKES 36 GERMANS
Six Machine Guns and Mortar
Were Included in One Mans
Capture.

London, March 3l-How Sergeant
William Grimbaldeston of the Kings
Own Scottish Bordercrs, though armed
only with one bomb, captured thirty-Six
Germans with six machine-guns and a
trench mortar, and thereby won the
Victoria Cross, is thus told in An Of
fetal narrative:
During the course of an attack, Ser
geant GrImbaldeston noticed that the
advance of the battalion on his left was
being checked by heavy machine-gun
fire from large block-house He at once
collected four rifle-grcnadiers, and instruct
ed them to open RS rapid fire as possible
on the block house, thus assisting one of
our trench mortar batteries, which was
also concentrating on the same target.
The ground between him and the
block-house was open and entirely devoid
of cover In spite of this he made his
way across IL in series of PUSHES, follow
cd closely by his small band of riacmen.
''Under hail of bullets from the enemy
machine guns, and armed with only one
hand grenade, he worked his way round
to the entrance at the rear Of the block
house With this solitary weapon be
suddenly appeared in the midst of the
enemy, and persuaded each gun team
in turn to lay down its arms,
$50 it happened that thirty-six Ger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
POSLAM HEALS
WORST ITCHING
SKIN HUMORS

What is il worth 10 YOU 10 be en-
tirely rid OF that distressing skin trouble?
To drive away those Pimples? To have
fair, clear skin again: to secure per-
manent relief from that aggrava ting,
itching Eczema?
II should be worth the very little
trouble merely to obtain and try .Poslam
That is your safe remedy because it
carries a healing powder intense, active,
quick to assert its control over disordered
skin
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 47th St, New York City
Urge your skin to become clearer,
brighter, better by the daily use Of Pos
lam Soap. medicated with Poslam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Floor Coverings at Special Prices

Mattings for $500 rot.
There are very few mattings coming in from
China or Japan the above is the very best goods
from China Mating and if bought today would
have to sell for $500. Special price, $500
Good patterns and colorings in japanese
Mattngs. $50 and 4Oc a yd. or $500 and
S14.OO a roll. These prices are less than whole
sale prices today
9xl2 Tapestry Rugs in a limited amount.
Special price s1o5O.
Good assortment Of better grades, 9x12 sizes,
$1,000 $500 and $500
Velvet Rugs. 9X12 at big savings over today.
Prices $500 and $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
ENTENTE'S FRIENDS
AUSTRIA'S ENEMIES
Nations Policy Unaffected by Czernin's
Fall, SAYS Premier DIR. Won Seydlcr.

Amsterdam, Holland, April 19.-Dr.
Won Seydlcr, the Austrian premier, IN
receiving a delegation of deputies who
called attention TO the pronounced agita-
ton recent political events had caused IN
German circles, said he was aware OF this
excitement and greatly regretted 1T.
He was emphatic in declaring neither
the foreign nor the home policy of the
government was affected in the least by
the change in the Austro-Hungarlan for
eign ministry, says the Vienna dispatch
reporting the incident.
DR. Won Scydler added that, according
to the unalterablc views of the crown,
with which he was completely acquainted,
those who looked to the Entente for
salvation would always be regarded and
treated as enemies of the state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
TRACTORS FAST FLOWERS.
An Acre an Hour is New Record for
British School.

London, April 1S-Ncw English rec
ords for tractor ploughing were set in the
annual spring tests Mt the new government
Tractor School of Instruction. Two
types of light tractor plough of the model
adopted by the British government rs
most suitable for British requirements
worked for twelve consecutive hours in
the tests.
The ground was light soil and the
tractors were required to pull four
furrow ploughs. the depth of the furrow
being six inches and the land fairly level
but slightly rocky The work accomplish
cd by the pIoughs averaged Il75 acres
each, and the fuel consumption WAS
40 gallons per acre. The engines were
run continuously for the allotted twelve
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
WOMAN. A MASTER TRAINER.
Lady Crawford Directs Thousands of
Females in Technical Work.

London, April 19.-Lady Gertrude
Crawford, who has been appointed di-
rector of the Women's Branch of the
Air Service, is one of very few women
classcd master turner's. She was one
OF the first women in England to enter
d munition factory and has ever since
done great technical and organizing work
that naturally led to her new appoint
ment where the work of thousands of
women mechanics will come under her
direction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Goes to Hot Springs.
b. Goldenberg has gone to Hot Springs.
Ark, for visit of three months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
WOMEN BANKERS IN COURT.
Berlin Institution's Business Over.
whelmed Them, h Defence Plea

Amsterdam. March 3i.--The women s
bank in Berlin conducted "for and by
women which came into conflict with
the law in April, 1915, is again before the
courts after = man accountant Ind spent
- months di,cntangling its accounts.
The manager, according to the kreuz
Zcitung, will be charged with violating
the law.
The defence is that the banks business
grew 40 rapidly it overwhelmed the ca
pacitics of the board Of directors composed
Of women, two Of whom are on national
service in Russia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Welded in Church.

Newport, April 10 Alexis ;. Crozier
and Jane :. Boyd we're married Tuesday
evening at O'Clock in 81 Barnabas'
Episcopal Church NarshaJlton The
bridal party was composed Of Mr. Copes,
the best man, the brides uncle who g,,v..
her away, cousin Of the bride As maid
of honor and the brothers Of the hride
as ushers. Rev. J. i. Parks perforrned
the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
To Keep Your Skin
Free From Hairs
Beauty Topics

fbtUUtv IVpftsI
II you arc willing to spend few min
utes time in your room using a delatone
paste, Won can easily Danish any ugly,
hairy growth without discomfort or in
Jury. The paste is made by mixing
some water with a little powdered della
tone. This Is then spread over the hairy
surface and after about minutes rubbed
off and the skin washed You will not
bo disappointed with this treatment,
providing you set real delatone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

mans, with their six machine guns and a
trench mortar, surrendcrod to one British
soldier and a bomb. BY his bravery
and initiative he wis thus responsible for
the capture Of this stronghold with its
defenders, and At tho same time prevented
what threatened to become critical
situation"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
New Shirtwaists

Extra sizes in good quality crepe de chine
BlOuseS for the large women, sizes 48-52-in.
Flesh and white, good values at $500.
Regular sizes in tub silk Waists, adjustable
collars. tucked yoke also regular tailored models.
Sizes 3o-44. Special price, $3.50.
Pretty white volle Waists, some new square
necks, trimmed with lace. Special, s1.o5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Women's Hosiery


Womens fibre silk Stockings, black, white.
cordovan, dark grey. champagne. navy, white:
double heel, sole and toe o5c and 7oc par
Women's pure silk boot Stockings black
white and colors, full fashioned double heel,
sole and toe and deep silk Isle garter elastic top
Values 800. Special 6oc pair
Women's silk lisle boot Hose, double heel
sole and toe. Black, white. grey, gold, SKY
29c pair.
Wonen's white, black navy, bronze. Rus
sian calf, grey, smoke Silk Stockings; double
garter top, double sole. heel and toe; good heavy
silk. SIPS pair
knit Onyx and several other makes at Slo5,
SITS, $500, s2.15 and $3.50 a pair High
special heel double sole and toe and deep garter
elastic top.
Women's black and white champagne, pink,
pearl and dark grey Isle Stockings, double heel,
sole and toe and deep garter top. SOC pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
TO BE EXHIBITED SOON
Exhibit Is One OF Most Interesting IL
Country-To Be Shown IN Ben
wood Union School.

During tn. week IT April | Their, will
hc "n display AZ IN" Union high *"hu"!
building an ">h!lhliun ~ picture! ~
more lhan ordinary interest. II con-
SiSiS g; "r"l"H photographs. ph"i""ra"-
urrS. paints III full color. etc. lunE,,! T.;
the "F:leun Art Publication Conrruy.
In e." At l:'imrr'. Mn$S.. AMI contains
only IN" very hist representation. a:
"a. masterpieces # art "f different
r"lu,rt"s and lilf"r"m; periods.
Tho exhibition ~ ~ ID" presented IN
this city for ,i" purpose "f increasing
tn" interest III III" study uf art and
for the purpos" NJ raising ul"n"% for
thu purchase ii pirtur"S for thu Scli""1.
In addition l." The alloy" rxhibi, w"r:
from III" different departments If ~"
high sch""l Rud from tho grades VIII
y" dis display at tn" same time. \ T"ry
interesting program * being ARRANGED
for Friday night. April 5th. Ti"k"lN
rr,. l"ImE sold for IN and 80. " thr
,>hih.. VIII Ia open daily from : t"
30 u'rlO"k tickets Will b. hu""r"d
for any IN afternoon AMI ;i-" Nh lrI-
ia: UGEh; "f ia" program. ri"r" ar"
many who undoubtedly would lil" II
come a. a tim" when th"y ran study
tn" pictures lra&ilr"iy and without III"
unr"ini"r;ahl, t"rlInE that lh.y arr, pre-
vrrting others from viewing tho rir-
lures IN whirh tl"y arc especially in
trrnai"l.
~" on" can afford IN miss tti*
rhan"" III S'.inr. fri% wonderful display
r; art. Tiir collection Will comprise
NOR" than -" subjects, representing
Ill III" principal schools If art. as well
~ r'urohurti"nS Of the woTlG'@ I%nnst"r-
l.i"r"s. of sculpture. Archit""iur". and
iIuporiant views VI nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Spring Is Nice, But

Between seasons Is the time that
many persons suffer- from deranEed di
gestion. Lack of fresh vegetable food
and interrupted. changing habits make
these trying weeks for any one in
clinrd 10 constipation. Mrs. Jennie
Miner. Davidson. Ind, writes: Il can
truthfully say Foley Caiharjic Tablets
are the best | ever have used. They
arc SO mild in action. | feel like !
have been renovated and made over
again" Just the thing for Indigestion,
hilinuSnesS, gas on stomach. firred
tongue. headaches. or other condition
indicating clOeg"i bowels. Sold every
Uhrrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

sumner should pay SAC rer III. per cut.
Ruckwhcat PloUr.
Retailer pays Sc per ID. Consumer
should pay Sc 10 loo.
Corn Starch
Prices vary according to quality. R"'
taller pays 81 to. ~ per 10. consumer
sumner should pay &C /" l@c.
Roniny.
Retailer pays d. 10 sac per 10. Con
sumner should pay Sc.
Rice.
Retailer pays ?Nc to 1oAc per ID
Consumer should pay lie TO l3c.
Rolled Oats.
Retailer pays per doz. for % o.
package $l.l5. Consumer should a l"c
Retailer pays per doz. l ID. package
3l.r0. Consumer shnuld pay 10c.
Corn Meal
White or yellow. Retailer nays 5iEc
to &c r"r III. Consumer shnuld pay &c
L" -.
Potato Flour.
Retailer pays IiC To i6c per II. Con
SiImcr should pay lSc 10 "Gc.
Bread.
IL III. 1naf. Retailer pays &c. Con
sumner should pay lac 10 15c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
WHEELING WHOEVER
CONGRATULATED

Since ny Wits E"arh, ~" Years
arc. | have suffered ~%C'a'l? from
stomach and liver .iruuhi" aud @aS
attacks. | lost over 20 his. and ai
times wa ~ yellow as saffron. Ny
doctors ruuld not help n". SIN
dose, Of MAyr's Wonderful Kennedy
have entirely cured M. ! hay" -"
rain"d my weight. and "yrfyun" l.
concentrating nv how we'll | iuok..
II is 4 simple. harmless. preparation
that removes The catarrhal muCu@
from the intestinal tract and allayS
the inflammation which causes prac-
tiraliy all stomach. liver and intc>-
final ailments. Including appendicitis.
on" dose will cunvinr" or money re-
Lundrd.-.I0hn Coleman Co. e.. ii.
C;rir%i x Co..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Phillips to Washington

i"urg, Phillips W Wheeling. mara
ger "f tho we'll known Fort Henry club
and vIr" president Of the W"s: Virginia
'linrri and Restaurant Keepers hSSncia-
iinn. has accepted m Invitation 10 at
tend ihc conference, Of hotel and rcSiau-
rant nan which is 10 be held in WASH
~iustun. y. G.. Friday and Saturday of
this week.
Tho affair iE thr result uf m invita-
ton whIrh wa issued by John VI. E"w.
man. head Of tn" hotel AID restaurant
department or the national food admin
isirhu"n. Nj. Phillips Viii h" accom-
panied To Washington by l.. l.. n'N"Ii
Of Fairmnn:. wh" is president OF III"
Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
New Handkerchief
for Easter

DA'Nr 1I1,. and H,nd F%%a ,f@E Wiii
add to the completeness Of the
Easter outfit:
Handkerchief in pretty nov
city effects in white and print
ed colore,i borders with hand
embroidered designs in white
and tintS. 25c each.
Beautiful BermeSe All-Lunen
Handkerchief. hand-embrold-
cred in new and attractive de-
signs, soc each.
Handkerrhicfs with rolored
borders. wide and narrow, some
solid c~olors. prettily embrold-
cred in white and tiuts, 1212c
and 15c each.
Handkerchief for children.
embroidered designs Of chick
ems, ducks. soldiers. Dummies,
sailors. Ell t.. l2I.c each.
Observation-Disclosures floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Barley Flour

Retailer pays - per n. Consumer
should pay SIZE to Hc.
Corn Tlonr.
Retailer paws $50" +" 90" cen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

drive is TO secure tho above
amount before June list. In order to
reach the goal Of the Men and Mill
lions" movement and be abb" to meet
tn" need of the hour.
Canvass boards m being appointed
in all uf the churches and everything
possible Is being done To make the drive
one complete success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

roll. G. r. Huh and ". r. MAYNARD
enlisted In the army service, whiir
Frank Snaps enlisted IN the navy, and
Will be n crbe Of the aviation ron
struction division which will he sent 10
Franc" in the near future. Chief Gun
nerS Mate Tnomcy. who has been in
charge Of IN" local navy offic" for som~
time past Is preparing to leave for Now
York Snrnc time ;hlS wrck. Il Ia
thought that he will be stationed on ono
Of the vessels taken from the Dutch ny
this country a snor, lin" ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
CHURCHES READY FOR
EMERGENCY CAMPAIGN

Members oc the Christian churches "s
this city and count ar" preparing at
present for tn: culaiae "t tho nation
wide drive for he securing OF S".c5o.-
oOn as an rru"rg"rcy fund Cor the Dis
ciplos Of christ. The object of this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01
AFTER EFFECTS
 OF MEA9s nu HNL IEIk
Mother. Who Lives In iennoss Mountains Where Biack,DnsSI .sIs Is Relied on In Many lv,.s| Says It Made Her Boy SosM We'll.

Coal Creek, Tenn.-Up in he nar .ss, tains, quite some distance iron, ..ls's| Tss| lives Mrs. U. S. Fritts, wno no ds"S| >,ss'a.| her experience with lasu'O'' Blcck-Draught as follows: .,o. al|
 My little boy, James, lvvs ss.s ,a| with diarrhea, about rive ysa,si ssi M N and was badly swollen. ny ',a"' aet s| measles and this was, no ,;oa,s ;. ,.s Al K after-effect. made him wei, V. nvs,s.!| e' ss ing him Thedford's Black p1a'; !, s| T oaye it to him three times s s',,s, 'i| for a month. I firmly Os''''
 Sayee Wa always aIS .,.'' keep Blask.prap.I;,s, .;s, our house. It is our doc.o.; s', ',;,:ns : It| easy to get and prompt III s'-'
 lief :. u,.cs.DrsuS after each meal and at 2 1se 2 I irsal headache, stomach ana nst' st morps
 It certainly works wo''av'J M l,f ,rosSI times and save no ena " ;s v' no ss relieves pain, and lcere '' VI rave recommended Blacl,IlIst BIZ, ,,IlI st to all my neiyhoors anu
 ti,,n ti 1'' to recommend it." ,,
 Thedford's Black-D.aa,m ,!..a. madItih pure, vegetable nsio Ia arsI nIiv, on M acting gently. ye; pfo"'p'''
 and bowels. .,o eyerVles
 Thousands of ps,p,s, ''. coustirsrss have found it to rsll'ss and p,a irdsgestion, billiouinsS' similar disorders. ,,, Your lrsp3
 Try Black-Draugh'' '0 sells it.-Adv.