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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
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BULLETIN

MONTEvIDEO, Uruguay April
l6.-It Is rumored here today that
the German reply TO Uruguays in
quiry as to whether the German
government considered that a state
Of war existed between Uruguay
and Germany is an unsatisfactory
one II is expected an official
statement on this subject will be
issued tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
President Invests
$4,000 in Bonds;
Second Purchase

WASHINGTON, April 26-Presi-
dent Wilson made a second subscrip-
ton TO the third Liberty loan AZ local
thsater last night taking 5000 worth
OF bonds He made his first suhsrrp-
ton for $1,000 worth at the same theatsr
two weeks ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
KAISER p.SWI.ss:.3
BEATEN Defender
Or I-stDlT hLS:

Z NSTIrIrR nuu l.-...
"a. Aumira hcurvrus u nrv
msnue -s1Igg
enrdlnf iD report rsfs1a. 1rr
Will b, deprive, % ni rg-uss
Ior Deinf aSsr n, 1rwus 7 H
British on 'ussua
German uHwgpap7r Oh errw-
ING or the raiC q assrrIgg. g-1a
ALLY IuE, tine MN rv-I % off,
eig repuru berlin an. r-r.-s--
tn, en.-rprls. ns7u. g--
failure som, unv~ve t1-t Es.
the sy8ef wa msI. writ -rsr
u00oues.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26

nan Infantry which had surrounded IN,
1.. and vas trying 20 battle 10 the top.
some 0i these fearless poiIus AZ the
atss' reports were still there and the
fuerl'0 chatter OF their apid-fireS
sent 'u' lhs ms,age 20 their general
thar they we're obeying hi, order to hold
rr fs
Streams Of Bullets at Foe.
Along ths Iprs, KENNEL railroad
hey held for a considerable time and
inflicted heavy lowe, on the attacking
r0oDi Msanwhls the French inian.
rg rn he crest OF the Hill was pump
1g 'sady stream, Of bullets from ma
shine guns into the Germans
The enemy troop, kept pushing ON
In, finally they swung their line in
circle about KENNEL Throughout tho
early hours OF me day they tried again
and again 20 swarm up the slopes OF
he A..I but each time they met with
such a grrlI1g punishment that they
v-r' unable 20 ge' forward. Six hours
7f lighting passed before any German
7ia0'ry vas able 70 get near the top
II he him
Allies Outnumbersd.
Although German picked divisions
advanced yesterday morning all along
ar Hs between Wvschaet, and Bail
sg. .Hs 6u0i Of their attacks was di.
.sr'sf against small sector OF tho
l'sf line a 'ittIs west Of Wytschaete.
ra heavy aa' the pressure from the
Ir.-E5s.m'ng number Of troops that
7= 's'snisrs we're forced back Into
rv gap 'hs Germans flung fresh in.
an'-. which started a turning moves
0rm downward about Mont KENNEL.
He French who we're defending tho
" fell back slowly contssling every
ard of ground 'uriously
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
French Regiments Cling to Side
3t Mountain Pouring Death on Foe

WITH TIE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE April 26.-
Ns -rrrch mis- morning king at Mount
KENNEL attempt 10 reclaim the positions taken by the
rsrmans.
'aster'ay7 lighting Of desperate nature and the
0smv gains only made az frightful cost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
KENNEL Advance
Threatens YpreS

TAtlOcialsd Press War ReYieW)
Heavy fighting is still in progress to-
day along the ridge line Of the Flanders
1rt where the peak Of Mount Kemnfei
rHe German objective This peak
identity is yet disputed ground but
.is.La LhG LEHMAN ihrsAt aaanAAA - --~a<A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
? 22sltlons Captured
After Mile Advance;
Loss announcement
Fierce 2 .gHr Rages on Northern Line,
Where French Attempt Valiantly to
stem Crrush Of Massed Infantry;
.alrs Made Only at Frightful Cost

.JNDCN april 26.-Ths Germans in their sttseI
IN he lor,hsrn battle front have occupied KENNEL hill
Dsna Radcliffe chief director Of military opera
.ons at he var office stated lhis afternoon.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
g d # RopiteI.

Sn tieren 4eoanten bate Wilim
ii9 oas leBte @las aus Ger Glal9e
eingesonen uno Ian9lam ausgetrun=
ten. gr puBte niqt. lullte er li9
iiber ben Musgang freuen ooer drgern.
S;e @el9i6te BON Aoam uno Spa
mar aus. Sariiber tonnte tein 3mei<
fel leln, ielbit penn lein 5reunO uno
Wstter li1 unterpe9s nod einmaI an<.
bers belann uno 3Griidtebrte. mas
nIat gang wabri4elnli4 mar. Nus
Der @Da mar er nl4t gang tlug ges
porOen. War ibre 4ie6e gu Aoam
iplrllia ni9t TART genug 9epeien, UNI
ate Yeoenten binter ii4 gu perfens
9ntte tie Die Nufforoerun9. nit ibm
i'll bic WeIt gu gsben. pirtIi@ nur
fir cine 5aue se6aIten unD aus StoI5
Is rerl9mabt. binein5utappeng Damn
mar AUDI Die 8eiorsnis Inn ben 8ater
irur porsei9itt. @r nabm bic Wiise
bonn HaseI uno sing binaus in ben
&aben. Der Stiff tam ibm bieuit:i'
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
4cinIides @crieAsn.

Serr g. bat in einsm tIeinsn
Observation-Disclosures Elm Monufatturs
parenseidGft. Dor Ginger Set
rei1te er nad Berlin. UNI iein Gas
ger gu uerpOllitGnoisen. Radoem CT
in einem beDeuttnben @ngrosgef6dit
grobe @intGufe 9elra6t. piro er pon
benz Gbef Der 6irma einselooen, bel
ibm gu Mittag Su ipeiien. 9err p
nimmt oantenb an. Ro6 SifGe
fibrt Der 9ausbsrr ieinen @oit Our9
bic ele9onten Hdume uno 5eigt inn
audi bos 5elepbon. pel9es bic Yri-
o~atpobnuns nit zen Gaserrdumen
Oerbinbet. 9err y, bat nod ME ein
fpldes Snitrument sefeben. Der Sc
brou1 pirp ibm ertlGrt unb nun
lam er Der @eyiuduns nidt pioer=
Itehen, bosielbs prottii9 gu probe
rem. Gr tritt oober beron uno ruff:
Sinh bic Woren fir Germ 9. I9nn
pcrpodt unb erpehiert9" Spfort err
fplgt bic antort Suriid: .Nein, mir
miiIien erit uns nod nGber ertun-
figen, CT 1Oll Elm fauler &unoe
Tein!" 2onoesiitlides Sobleau!
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26

@eoree 90. MILLER bon Dir
minsbdm purGe auf Der 10 Meilsn@
Qanoitrobe an Der Moobmarb ADe-
me in Hontiac. Mid.. bon einem
StroBenbabnpag9pn underground
unb setOtct. Gr mar fraber Elm Ar=
diteft il Stint.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-26

RIB and brothers from Paris
by their parents had Just arrived at little village in the
north of France wen all of sudden the Great War
Bib and Bob much frightened but laughing
the highly disciplined elaborae booted soldiers the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
ARMIES Of ENTENTE
Continued from First Page.)

riar army which IL said 70 hr excellent
in morale. has frr'i the French and
British forces FIR action OH til" front.
demonstrates thJC !hc past winter has
hpra one OF cnnSt ructiVr work ON il''
part Of tho Eclclan and allied army
stats RI. latraL official report sand
that attacks ny German shock troops
have h"cn rcpul$"d by tn" Eclsians.
Heavy guns arc hatt"rsS Ia" Am"r'-
can sectors along th" front and many
shells oC large ca!ihr" have fallen. Here.
however. tho American guns have replied
with good effect and IN" excellent
weather Of the past few days has Slv"n
American airmcn an opportunity I" take
pictures Ct tbs ler,a;i back o. III" Ger
nan trenches. Apparatus Installed pre-
pnratnry 70 another Gas raid on the
has h"ca destroyed by Amer
lean artillery fire. while American raid
ing parties. tollnwiuG out their ira!!-
ii"nal Indian GGhtin; tactics. hay" kept
absolute control Of tn" territory h6'
! wecn the hostile !!n"s.
On tho Italian front there have been
raidimG operations from the mountains
"a tho sea and attempts Ivy the AUS
trans to cross tho river Pave have been
trust rated.
The air forces Of tho cnnterdinE ar
mics have been very active during III"
past few days and. rs might hc expected.
thor" have been nu1t" heavy losses.
EritiSh naval airlncn alone have disposed
Of ton enemy machines in tho period
from Thursday IL Sunday. Italians
brought down five enemy machines on
Sunday. On Saturday I'll" French ac-
counted for seven. whii" four other CIR
man airplancS not previously reported
Were destroyed late last week. Th"
Germans claim 10 have shot down 80
allied machines on Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
WORLD TRADE
Continued From First Page.)

which or rr:'d" has h"r"tof"r" h"'n
limited
National banks hnyIn. \ capital and
H'!rplrs "f u ma hon dollars ar" author
rcd 10 thu federal rrS"rv" art to rStah-
lI%h i"rrI"rt branches. and thor" ar" TO-
day many branches "f American banks
operating IN I.Htin-.tIr"ri."In. South
American. ;lS we'll rs IN European ,'"Un-
tries. THIS" hrnr"ic,' have been "S.
tab ,Sir"d - Il rul" hy very lnru" insii-
iuIi"nG. iu,r S'r"ra! banks hnv" been
established which ar owned in whole ar
in part hy Er"Hps Of national hanks. and
ono 81 fhrm has ~ 'hi& INN" IS national
hanks as >tuCkhudrrs. who haV" thus
r"mh!r.I /" tn'ilitat" foreign trade.
''rh" fuund:Jl ION. therefore. for inanC-
im:; .nrir foreign trad" Property through
ili,' medium uf American institutions
has lir.nIy been Land. aud when nj last
H." war u, "nh"i and tn" restrictions
upon ""nm"r"" can l." removed and Il
greatly auuun"nt"d merchant marine
-c1r spread is sails upon the seven seas
aud carr: - all tn" nations nf the world
pr"d,Irt* "c IN" farms. tn" mines and
III" f:Ir,nri"S If America. branches IF
American hanks will l." found al tn" dis
rHTt ports - wr'r"m" these messengers
mf commerce" and TO finance both heir
lnrmruIn& and outgoing Carg""s.
"rh" foundation II an American hnan-
rial structure extending throughout III"
world has boon carefully conceived and
securely lard. md tn" sun"rS !ruCiuro
viii follow rs cundili"ns bcc"mc moro
f!v"rahl'."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
ROW: SAYS It
SAVED HIS LIFE
Could Hardly Stay On His Car,
He Declares.
IS FULL OF VIM AND ENERGY
ALL THE TIME NOW.
Everybody Is Talking About His
Recovery-Gained Ten Pounds.

l.. T.. Rowe, on" Of The best known
street car conductors in Memphis,
Tenn. living Iii 3l2l Carr avenue. rr-
Gently gave one vi The strongest in
duyS"mrnrS for TanlaC yet published
in thr South. Captain Row" said:
Il firmly hrll"vr Tanlac Savrd my
life. for hay" gained ten pCunis and
feel like Il boy again. after suffering
TO" over year with stomach IruuhI"
and indigestion. got 10 III" plar"
Whrr" even milk and "@.;S hurt me.
and | could no NOR" think Of eating a
substantial meal than | would 20
HuCh scrap iron Gas WOULD form in
my stomach and swell mo up until |
could hardly breathe. and il WAS just
il task for me TO say on my car. !
tried everything | could gel hold Of.
and nothing relieved me- until started
taking Tanlac.
"E.v"ry body who knows me-. from
The superintendent Of tn" company on
down. is talking about The remarkable
change in III" since | started taking
TanlaC. am full ol vim and energy
all the time. my strength has returned
and every trouble | had has l"fI me-.
am clad 10 tell propl" about this
great medicine.
The genuine ranlaC is sold in Wheel
ing by E. H. Gric>t u TO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
PEACE THIS YEAR
Continued Fror. First Page.)


translated iEto action, it was fourd
to involve the INVASION Of Russian
territory. the dc51 r1lction or capture
Of ali Russia's means Of dcfcnseI a5d
the organization OF Russian lands for
Gsrmapy's profit, proceeding which
did not differ from 'anaeTation,' be.
cnuse the word itself WAS carefully
avoid ed"
The protest concludes: Peace is
loudly adve rtlSCd, -ut uEder the dis
Cllise Of verbal professions lurk tile
brutal realities Of Tar and the I'M
tempered -ulc OF l7wlt SIS force.
Peace treaties such rs these We do not
and can not acknowledge. Our .cwn
ends are very different. We arc
fighting, and mean to continue fight
ing, IN order - finish once for AL
with this policy OF piunner, and 70
tsta blish In its plac the peaceful
re gu G organized Justice.
LAS incidents of this long war m
roll themselves before our eyes, more
and more clearly do we perceive that
the battles for Freedom are everywhere
interdepcndent: that no separate enum-
Grafton Of them is needed and that in
every case the single. but an-su1acient,
appeal Is TO justice aaL right.
Are Justice and rirhS going to win?
Insofar as the issuc depends on bat
ties yet 10 come, the nations whose
fate Is. in the balance may surely put
their trust in the armies, which, cvea
under conditions more difficult than the
present, have shown themselves moro
than equal TO the great c5use en-
trusted 20 their valor."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
American Casualties

WASlIINriTON. March lS.-Forty-
four names appear on tu.dayS casually
list ISSUED by rh" war department.. IN
Guiding that OF Captain lanes l.. Mlsl"r'
either killrd in action nr taken prisoner.
Eight men were killed in action: SIX
died from wounds: iwrlv" died from DIS
rnSr, mu. dl"d from accident; five were
severely w"tndcd and eleven were
slightly wuund"d.
Lieutenant John &. Kelly died from
IN nrcidrut: Lieutenant Edmund J.
,;lnv"r WAS severely wounded and Lieu
tenants John l.. Graham and George II.
rrndlrInu wnT" among IN" signify
w"uId.d. CT the eight killed III action
;,,~ i.rrrIously had been reported
wounded.
I'll" list follows:
Killed N action: Sergeant Paul II.
Long. rrivairS Robert J.. tlauSen. H.
liam II. llammct. .M"rrll l.. Morrison.
Ira j. Rogers. William r. Smith. Trim
bio. sparks. l:ay {. Walden. f'rivatcS
r'lau%"n. Morrison. Rogers. Smith and
Walh.n ha,r been previously reported
W"uud"d)
Killed or prisoner: Captain James l..
Miller.
Ii"d from wounds: Corrorals Chas,
II. Burke. Tnl"rt II. West, pr!vaics
crawford T.. Ablcs. Munard r.. Brccsc.
Frank \. C"yl" Herman y. Gentry.
l'l"G at Diseases: Sergeant Richard
IT Ellis meningitis: Corporal charles
Adams. pr,,.cm"nia: Cook Lloyd 7. Free
man. pn"um"nia: prjvat"s El"k j. Berg,
Pneumonia, Grand II. cutler pneumonia:
Anton liIllman, iirhIh"ria; Elmer Jack
son. pn,umuu:a: I'aniel T.. Kelly. lntes-
,Innl obstruction: George Schwabaurr.
pneumonia: John Sissun Slater. pncn-
rurnJa. itnhcr; Wells Williams. dph-
iberia. I"hn" Wright. pnrulE onia.
Died II accident: Lieutenant John g..
krIIy..
Wounded severely: Lieutenant Ed
,nund /. Glover. Corporal Oliver y.
'iin,h"r. M.,rhnnIc William H. Maxwell.
rrivai"s Scott W. Harding. John +. Me
tah".
W"und"d slightly; Lirutenanrs John
T.. riraiirm. t;"urc" H. P"ndleton. Cor
rnrTIS Toward A. l.rrCh. nntt y. War
rrn. Anthony piC"llo. Graham X. NeguS.
Donald T.. Sw"ist"n. PrIvat"s Harry g..
jolly. Inhn H. Mr'il"wn. George Hrrran-
court. Paul T.. W.ich"l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
SPY SUSPECTS
(Coutiuued from First Page.)

two-day junkct to Washington dld tn"
authorities consider their Apprehension
adv iSahlC.
Tho other two suspects arc kr"wn aS
Madanc Elizabeth Charlotte Nix and
Count Hnh"r; i" Clai:mont. Count d.
C'!airmrut. tho authorities Say. VA. Ir.'.
Tti"utly seen In tho company uf Edmund
EoasS,,iuj Castillo crStwhl" fifteen dot
lar n week l"i"pon" clerk. who. pos.
ing as tho Marquis DO Castillo. "I,"u ned
negotiations wiki J. lI"rrunt Morgan
ami com pany several weeks az" for Il
loan Of S30. on0. mo COR King Alfonso OF
Syain. OF whom lie claimed 20 h.. Il I,"r-
Snnal representative.
When Madam" Stnrch and Earon lie
E"villc were taken into custody n Key
West. Will" en- roui" Ia 'u!,a.. n hu1i
hushrl basket OF pap"rS WAS seized
from a SAT" deposit box in this C'.y.
which Oh" ~ them had rented. y num-
bcr Of cable messages ~ cr,d" vert
among these papers.
I:crHuSc Of rnha rr;lSSm"nt which they
SAID might result between IT,. .Nui,r.,',u
state department; and 4 neutral govern
ment which was not specified. aW!h"r.
itics withheld comment on certain ga
lures Of the Investigation. purrjrulnr.r'
in connection with on" Of III" women
under d"t"nii"n.
Tale Of Intrigue.
Superintendent d. Woody gHvr III" fol-
low ing detailed hISt"T: - IT,. l"Wr S'iS-
poets:
MADAM" St"rrh ais" ku"wn ~ Ma,iam"
ErzI.. Madam" li..Sli"rh and l:rr"n">@
p..I:rviIl.. ,'a:mS {" have been uprn IA
t"n&'artin"rl". - !"ars ago. :Sh'' mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
WILLIAM! {. CALDWELL, OF ISLAND,
DIES FROM FALL OVER TRESTLE
MISSED STEP ON WELLSBURG-
BETHANY CAR IN RRECHI-
TATED IS FEET.
Suffers Broken Legs, Ribs and Internal
Injuries-Lived Only Hour After
Reaching WCllEburg.

william. +. r,iiw,.!i L:ccd -. "r South
Pow, s.r,,. v"...:,rr r.>,nI ,!j.,j iasI
"''H "l d. '' '''" 80 CIV. ~
s'r. j. l.. i;'r::$'''E. N"'isb'rI. ~ Il re-
<u'; If injuries suffered an hour before
wh''u T.. l"l ir;'Iu Il street car .r"N'!:
u,ar E..r,nuy mt" 4 rrsi"" 'hirt%-:jr"
l."r ryi..N. Tn" n..'jd,r! occurred at
Ghost Hollow lr"$tl".
Mr. Caldwell mad gone a. W.llShurc
Yesterday morning and ri,.r, - l;..'nanr
IN TN. ,n,.r.s, or .hr u = sand, Fec.
,r...,, ..,.r,.,ry fer vh.,n H.. VII !
salesman Atirr cn,nrlc,lny his; ll!~f-
mss ,Ln,i, d, o'clnck and after walirns;
for i sire, ear for ::n,ar TIM. he. wl:h
several o.h,r ,nrn. started To walk to
W..n<burg.
Ai;.- gong ahou. a mile Mr.. Caldwell
an.i his rninnarAouG srw u car approach
,,- which stnr,rd ncar II. ir,>,ti". anu
tn. oi!rr ;wr men boarded lh,, ,ar
whirh WA; stopped In rrarhir. for liz.
.,.u AZ tho chr Mr. Caldwell s!larrd
nrt f.l! k"adlonc from the ,r"St!".
Other PASSENGERS mi rhc ar with tn"
crew rus he'd To tho ini:rrd man and
carried him - H. ear and rushed 20
W.,llSnurc about halI nav IT, town
nr I;rr,,~r.in boarded tn. car and i'm
,ncdia,..lN cu,,. mrs, nf! H.tchIuG
W.lI>bir.; ih, injured man was taken
To ;ho offices Of irr. i, rns,cin. .lu, he
died m hour ,,.cr In his fan Mr..
,'alLv..lI r,,..ivcJ., cnmrnuud fracture
az IN, right log lhr.c broken ribs and
;r,rrn.I ,niuri,s
Mr. ,.,,dv.I, was ,,c o- Tho ,,oe,
-. III. ,.,,r II,w,s lor,,
t..,., Irr. "a rxs., ,ri ,,Id h,,.,, n Iirn-
Ic,,.- ,,.jd.,,., - N.b,.lir. H.. ,>,s ,hr
son of Il T. and Dozens nalhv ,alG-
welt For MANY years; hr WAS aSSn,.ia,-
ed win ms father. in The T.. f. caldwell
& Sons store. Of Mark"; street. llc has
h,"u "mpHnyr,l Ly IA" electrical COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Of Course He Thought
The Gun Wasn't Loaded
periai pisnatch h The Intciligenccr

Spcr Dispatch t. The Intollgenccr
StARTINSBCEG. W. Va, Mar. is
Playtully Furnishing n revolver which
ne supposed WAS unlnad"d in the faces
Of several friends here carly today, Day
ton I. f',hrn"y. IN cmpI"yr Of the Wells
Etrsn Express company. pulled the triE
ger sending 4 huile; through the braun
"f Walter w. Krmmcl. another employc
OF IN" Cypress company. killing him in
startly. The night agent had loaded the
gun without tic knowledge If other en-
piny"s. \ cor"ncrs' jury returned
verdict of accidental death and exon"r
atcd young I'ahrn"y. hu. h" was held
uafcr bond for 4 hearing before Il I1aEiS-
rate under a state warrant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
SOLDIERS KEEN FOR
BOOKS, SAYS GREEN

CHARLESTON. March lS.-Hcnry 5.
Green, former state archyist and histor-
jan. now the commissioned camp Abrar-
ian ut Camp Lee, Va. cantonmcnt. where
most Of tho West Virginia conscr'pts
arc in trimming. mas arrived in Charles
TON on n furlouGh To lend his assistance
this week in th" state wide campaign
for the collection of books for the use
of the soldiers at the several training
camps.
Or. Green declared that fully eighty
percent Of the West Virginia boys at
Camp Leo have taken advantage OF the
main library or one OF the eleven
branch libraries maintained in the Y. NJ.
Z. ~ buildings al. the camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Charles Henzing May Be
Candidate For State Senator

Charles II. iicuminE Of Charleston
stat" commissioner of markets. has
returned 10 his duties in tho capital city
after IN official and social visit in the
Wheeling district.
R"ior" leaving Mr.. HcnnnG stated
thar III all Likelihood he will h" n can
dIdatc b"for" tic l!"ruhliCan convention
for nomination for state senator from
Ills DISTRICT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
THREE MORE AV|ATORS
MEET DEATH IN AIR

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Mar IS ---I."'nin
"lr' - : u"-, 'ii'r upside i"wn. Flying
cadet E"iph r. simpson. Of tn" North
Island aviation. S"h""I h"r". wa% thrown
oul ri his ar"mrIan. today and fell
hundred feet Ia hs death IN SAN Di"g"
hav Tn" machine cum" down an top OF
Simpson as IL" struck ia" wnt"r. The
body was recovered. Eimn*"n was :
wears old and lived IN fHHad"Ua.
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FERRIS TO TESTIFY.

WASHINGTON. March iS.--Throdn"a
F. Ferris at New York. formerly chief
ship designer for thr shipping board $
emergency fleet corporation. will appear
before tn" S"uat snip invrS tiEatinE
curlmittc" Thursday IN answer charges
NJ irrrI,1IiarliirS il connection with his
seryicr with tn" corporation. II" asked
"a hr heard. and it vas announced today.
that no would testify tomorrow. hut
later tn" committee learned that he
would ncI come here until Thursday.
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WON'T PERMIT DELAY
CONTINUED From First PageD
law and they d" not think g f;ual d.
"isi"n should l." delayed longer
Last Day Of Grace

'lSl"n should t." delayed hunger.
Last Day Of Grace.
To-day was Ia. last day given for In.
Dutch government t. maxi r"rl.. Al.
lowing for Gable delays. tho Tinted
States Will wa: until ,"in"rrnH and
then viii pr"""", /" r"quiSliion the TON
mag" ia n""rrirur, with tn" demand
mad" several days nrr II VS. stated
huth"rl1tiVcly that nothing had occurred
- change either IA" terms 1T The pro-
r"S,lS. /" HOLLAND "r thu governments
determination +" carry tn" matte.
through L. Il conclusion.
Tn" navy department viii axe con-
tr"i "f m" ships whi'h VIII h. prov iL"d
with armed uHNnl' ru:t-';S and manned
with "lNllia" and naval - ~" cr' ~ T."
supplement il". Dutch "r"wS "r rcplar"
such uf Ia" foreign Sailors rs desire
t" l"1Nr 1t l. rr"IHl.. that rivillnu
sailors aud r"<'rriSt: Will not h." used
together "n lhr sam" boat. h.r.tIIS', ,f
differences in ni~r!rliu" and pay which
might rrum"t" fri'It"u y prrs I"uS Su:-
c"sjiru fer na|Hl "r. ration of merchant
vessels WH" abandoned for this reason.
&C Ships Involved.
|: was learned lnda?. that th"rr aG,'
6S Dutch ships III ports "f continental
Emitted States. their t"unau" TECr"cHliuE
L." ""n. Others Win Tonnage az ih"uI
l%"."nh ""'. III The ISlHrh p"sS"SSjnu~ IF
This ""un.rs and upward "f Ann .nhh toms
Ar" III Hr'u~h vni"rS. MI "f tn" N"<-
,;"lS mir' IN Ilr~i lass condition and in
"luL,' SOM # IN" best merchant ships
eyer hUilf. ~ least ton of them h"iuc
Hm"n" IN. iHS;"~t '"arrn curriers' nfl";tt.
1t is likely ,hnr mast "f them vii! l."
Iruj L" .i,r;ryIn.; f"ods,uffs. tn, carE".''
h,IIllr .,ll,tt'TH LA itI SHIN r,tl
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EX-JUDGE SHOT DOWN.

FORT.WORTH. Texas. March is
Former District Judge Cullen &. HiG
gins. Of Kent county. was shot in The
back las, night N ClairenIoat, as he
was eating supper with his family. &C
rnrdiug 20 4 message reaching here 10
day. He is not exinnct"d 70 live. Hig.
gins was district judge for IS years.
and is ono of the best known juriS:s on
the plains.