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NO WITHDRAWAL
CONTINUED From Ftrst Pa8e.)

for il stands as a constant menace to a
further advance by the enemy.
Along the front in the Somme sector.
part Of which is being held by .Amcri-
cans. there has been little fighting OF
note. Further south there have been
only patrol encounters.
Germany has presented virtual ui-
tin1atum TO Russia. demanding that able
bodied German prisoners of WAT be sent
home at once. proposing. in return. tina:
only sick and incapacitatcd Russians
held in German prison camps shall be
turned over in exchange. II the Rus
sian government docs not bow 10 tho
demand. Germany has threatened To
take. PctroErad. 4 committee OF one
hundred and fifteen Germans has been
appointed 10 80 10 the Russian capital
70 present tho demand.
\ British ship carrying Y. VI. c. A.
camp workers has been torpcdoed but
all the passengers anil all the crew cx-
ccpt three men were landed safely.
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DR., ", s, WEBB IS
APPOINTED FOR
DRAFT BOARD DUTY
WIN Pill The Vacancy Made by Or. W.
A. Cracraft Enlisting In The
Service.

DR. WillIam s. Webb. prominent ply
sIriAn nf Wnrwo"d. WAS yesterday mani
cd as 4 member If III" OH" county drtft
hoard. filing the place vacated by Ut
NH \. Erarrlfl volunteering for ScrN-
ice. DR.. M"bh's appointment was MADE
Ivy President Wilson through 'inr"rnor
j. j. tnrnwrll. unnn he recommends
ton Of DIR .Dickry. Of The local hoard
and Captain breckenridge Jones' q!
Charleston. lie VII assume his new
duties at once and was sworn in yestcr-
day.
nr Webb IS the third physician 10
fill this place since tho hoard was nr-
Eanizcd. nr. John &. Hupp was the
first named hut after faithfully serving
for Il month. WAS asked I" resign IN &C:
,1,r1Aucc with . newer law. ordering
that only those above the draft aSH
could serve nr. CrnCTRft was ncNt
named 'and and rs he was called into
service another vacancy WAS formed.
Thu draft hoard has been very sue
ccSsful in it's WORKINGS and II is Thought
with tn. a;d OF nr Webb much pro-
gross will he made.
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Will IA PROLONGED

WASHINGTON. April 29.-Thc battle
for possession of the ruins Of 1prcs Is
regarded by officials here. conversant
with reports from American observers
in France. as only an incident OF the
German drive. They do not furcS"c. II
was learned tonight any extensive re-
tircmcnt Of the British lines in this
region. even if the enemy gains this
shattered village. standing at the apex
Of tho salient in the allied lines In
Flanders.
Ypres is important because OF the
high ground about It But if it Is lost.
it is believed here. every inch Of ground
hchlnd it will be NJ bitterly COD
tested by the British and French troops
rs has each. stop forward the enemy has
made for the last ten days. Even the
whole Yprcs salient. officials hcGe think.
has no strategic value. which justitics
Tho ASSUMPTION that its loss might force
Il general retreat over wide front.
Should the rate of advance they have
made for the last two weeks be main
tanned h.! tho Germans. 1t is estimated
that il would tax" weeks for them TO
reach positions which seriously threat
curd ;hc allied hold on the channel
pnr,S Meanwhile tho strain OF con-
tinuuus offensive operations will in
rr"a$'' SttaniIS upon the ''FiH'dn IofSc9
while Il decreases cnrrcspondinEly on
thu. allies. with shortened communiCa-
tinn lines to maintain.
For this reason. many observers hero
believe thu present situation. with the
Germans steadily pounding and tho al
lies striking back wherever opport unity
nfTrrs. may continue for some time. n
official reports from France have in
Dictated three weeks as tho time that
might clapsc before the allies could re-
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williams will represent the interests Of
the railroads. whose securities ordina-
rily form a large proportion Of the &C.
curitics foatcd annually. In addition.
he will represent the national banking
system in his capacity as comptroller.
The existing capital issues commit
tee. since its organization three and ono
half months ago. has developed an cx-
tonsive system OF examining the merits
OF proposed securities issues, through
the cooperation of subcommittee IN
each Federal reserve district. composed
OF bankers and business men actln6 as
volunteers. and this machinery PROB
ably will be used by the new orGan!-
cation.
The committee in the past three and
onc-half months has approved new Is
sues aGgrrGatinE s1l3.000.00D approved
rcfundInE obligations which did not in
volvc issuance of now capital. amount
jng to- SIS. 600. 400, and hne plsop-
proved it.n0O. 400. In addition. ar
ranecmcnts we're informally made Tor
the rostponcmcnt Of more than SeSe.00o
securities, and many millions were
rrowned upon by the district suo-com-
mittces and thus prevented from gong
on the market
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GERMANS HELD
Continued. From Page One)

The allied line was intact throughout
ut that hour. Tho Germans pushed on
between SchcrpcnbcrG and Mont Rouge.
4 countcr-attack by the French, how
ever, gradually pushed the logged Ger
mans back until Locrc had been rcgaincd
and the whole line re-cstahliShcd. Mean
while. the British were holding with
traditional valor and not an inch did
they allow the hard hitting enemy. not
withstandinS tho fact that the defenders
were greatly outnumhcrcd
One regiment which was holding n
position astride tho kcmmcl-l.a-Nytt"
road had rcpulsed four fierce attacks
up 10 the time that the correspondent
left the front In and out the fighting
continued at Eoormczcclc. mt latest re-
ports. Tho Germans made strenuous "r-
forts to capture the place. but the Brit
ish chung tnnaciously to their posts
and the best the enemy could claim was
Il footing in the hamlet
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Need Million a Day.

CHARLESTON. W. Fa.. April CO
Subscrpr IONS all over the state for the
third Liberty loan. with few eScep-
lions. are coming in with less speed
than workers thought they would. To
fulfill it's quota West Virginia must
raise n million dollars a day. Ten mil
lions have been subscribed. according
10 Governor MacCorkle. chairman nf the
state loan committee.
Small subscriptions arr plentiful. but
tho large ones arc not showing UP. If
West Virginia is TO secure the quota
allotted for her a great many small
subscriptions will have 10 hc made with
in tn" remaining days Of the campaign.
Some towns must exceed their quota In
order to balance those who are tagging,
and Governor MacCorkic is urging every
town and city in the state 10 keep on
going after their allotment has been at
laincd.
Enthusiasm is found in every county.
hut financial backing seems to be lack
ing Encouraging reports came to-day
from clay county. Special solicitations
will bc conducted this week and there
will he very little speaking except for
tho Four-M mute Men. 4 series Of
meetings. however. have been planned
for prndletnn county thi swcck.
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DIRECTORS
(Continued from First Page-)

,hc federal reserve boards capital issue
committee in exercising O voluntary
regulation OF securities issued or more
than 100000.
Tho Directors.
The finance corporation directors
nominated by tho president arc: !"
r. G.. Harding. governor OF the federa
reserve board: Allen b. Forbes. NC"
York, private banker and securities
dealer. member of the present capital
issues COMMITTEES advisory sub-cpmmh'
to-: Eugene Meyer. Jr.. New York
banker and business man. member q
the national war savings committee and
connected with the war industries ooaro
and Angus ". Mclean. banker and law
yer. Of Wilmington. y. t.
Members Of tho now capital issues
committee were named rs follows
Charles = Hamlin. member OF the fed-
cral reserve board. former assistant sec
rotary of the treasury: John Skcltor
Williams. comptroller OF the currency
md director Of finance and purchases
of the railroad administrations; Fred
rrick \. priann. member of the federal
reserve board: Henry G. Flower. Kansas
City banker; Frederick II. Con, Cievc.
land banker: James Il. Brown. banker Of
Francisco banker and lawyer.
warourg Not Named
MIR. Hamlin and Mr. Dclano arc pres
cnt members of The capital issues COM
miticc. and Mr.. Flower and Mr.. Con are
members of the advisory .sub-connmit-
toe. Paul NJ. WurburG. now member
Of the capital issues committee. was not
given a placc on tho new body, so that
his time may be free 10 manage affairs
Of the federal reserve board. much Of
whose work will fall on him as vice
governor OF Governor iarding's APP
pointmcnt on the war finance corpora
ton.
All tho nominations were referred by
the senate in executive session 10 tht
finance committee. which is expected 10
take action within few days.
Tho organization Of tho big corpora
tion. with a half billion dollars capital
furnished by the government and with
authority TO issue S3.000. 100000 bonds
is considered the most important dcvcl-
opmcnt in financial history Of the conn-
try, since formation OF the federal re-
serve board n few years ago. IL Will
establish virt ually 4 pool Of the nation S
investment resources. 10 be drawn upon
to maintain war industries and bust
neSseS.
ntcrlocking pirectorates.
The corporation will use the Federal
reserve system extensively for admin.
is,ering it's huge financial transactions
and through Mr.. Harding there Is effect
I'd intcrlocking dircctoratcs between the
Federal reserve board and the corpora
ton.
On the capital Issues committee, Mr.
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Attacked From the AIR.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. April c2.--tBy the Associated
ss)--ticrman airplHncs wore out in
great numbers at dawn. flying low over
The chain OF hills behind KENNEL. at-
tempting to attack British troops and
transport trains on the roads. as is
usual preliminary TO battle.
This mornings cn"my stroke was de-
lirercd at Yprcs at the Sharpen burg
hill and west Of Dailloul in the direction
Of Hazehrouck-
After resting two days in order TO
throw in fresh divisions and bring guns
forward the fourth army opened an in
tense bombardment at about 5 o'clock
this morning. The Infantry attack was
launched two hours later.
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hurricane Rombardment.

LONDON. April c9-(To Reuters OF
tawa agcncy)-Last night there was in
tcnsc and almost ccasclcSs hostillcry
activity ia the north. Great conccntra-
tions of howitzcrs and field batteries
maintained a hurricane bombardmcnt
over wide sections OF the allied front.
This morning the bonbardmcnts were
renewed on our lin" south of FooT-
mezeclc and the French position in tho
vicinity of Locre was plastcred with cN-
plosivc ShrapncL
Documents were recently captured
showing the Germans counted on de-
vcloping regular drive toward the
coast. the time table OF which has AL
together gone to pieces. A certain di-
vision was due 10 be at Mont Dcs
Coates last Friday. but this division
instead of going forward moved back
wards to rest and rcfit
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FIVE MORE AMERICANS
ARE CITED FOR BRAVERY

WASHINGTON. April 29.--Five more
members uf tho American army am
hu!ancr service hav" been cited by the
French military authorities for bravery.
The French war cross WAS awarded 10
each. News OF tho citation was received
at The surgeon generals office Today.
TIL" men named are First Lieutenant
Okla T.. DohcS and Privaies Charles Y.
TompkIns. Richard II. Baker, James I.
Jones and John ". Wood.
The decorations have been forwarded
10 the war department To be transmitted
10 the state department with the re-
quest they hr detained there until con
crcss authorizes their acceptance
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MOTORCYCLE CLUB HAS
CALLED SPECIAL MEET

President Edward Sailrr Of tho Wheel
InE Motorcycle club has called a. special
meeting of tho club for this evening in
their club rooms and all members going
in the hiE parade and Liberty Loan
Drive with the ElkS tomorrow are re-
oucslrd TO be present. After tho meet
ing at thu club room tho riders will go
to tho Elks rlub. whore they will attend
tn" F;lkS meeting. Final Instructions
will he given this evening.
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announcement from general headduar-
tors tn-day says:
"On the Flanders hattie front. from
midday on. tho artillery fire revived.
Tho booty taken since the stnrm'nE
rf Mont KENNEL has increased t" NOR"
than 7.Ihn prisoners. including III OFF,
Gers. 81 guns and o%% machine guns.
Between l.anasscc canal and the
Sc;rnr. as we'll rs north uf tho Somnc.
there has hccn lively accommodating ac-
,iyity on the part Of tho English forces.
strong partial attacks made by the
French against HanEard wood and III"
village w"rr snnEuinarily rePulsed.
l'orCticld engagements occurred nj many
points OH the remainder Of tho front.
ION the eastern bank Of the Meuse
thrust into tho French trenches
brought in some prisoners.
From the other thratcrs Of war there
Is nnthinE new"
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UNCLE SAM BEGINS
CONTINUED from PIrIt RAgs.)

stated tonight that every man captured
will be punished and compelled to enter
tho army Those who come in volun-
tarily and Civ" themselves UP will he
shown cl"mcncy and in most cases Will
only have In enter the army. punish
mcnt probably being waived. The law
provides harsh penalties for draft rio-
lators and they may be sent 70 prison
for long Terms. finally being compelled
TO join the colors.
While the list is in the hands Of de-
partmcnt Of justice agents here. 1t Is
not proposed to make it public. r.
however. II becomes necessary Ia do 80
it may later BE- distributed 10 local
authorities
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, WANTED-Salesmen.

FOR SALE-Shetland ponies, quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
J.. Hupp, West Alexander. Pa. ap-27-r
WANTEp-Several live wire statesmen
for Wheeling and vicinity. permanent;
must be able to give first class refer
cnccs and bonds. II you arc making
less than $4,000 year come and see Us.
we will teaeh you the profession and
give you an unlimited opportunity.
Church & Clarke Co., Inc, Room :ol
1ntclligenccr Bldg. ap-29-i
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United States Of America, Northern Dis
trict Court Of West Virginia. Sc:
In tho United States District Court in
and for said District.
In III" matter Of Shirley Edgcll Bank
rupt No 4a4 In Bankruptcy. Petit
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trio, of West Virginia.:
Shirley Edgcll. Of Folsom, in the
County Of NEctzrl. and State Of West
Virginia. ir said District. respectfully
represents that on the 18th day OF No
vcmbcr, last past. he was duly adjudgcd
n BANKRUPT under the acts Of Congress
relating to bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
nf property. and has fully complied with
all thr requirements Of said acts and
If orders If The court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
dccrccd by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provahle against
his rsta:c under said bankrupt acts. cX-
c.rt such debts as arc excepted by law
from Surh discharge.
Dated this Goth day Of April. A. D.,
1915.
SHIRLEY EDGELL.
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.
Nnrther IN District Of West Virginia. So:
On This eth day Of April. a. D.. 1918.
on reading tho foregoing petition. II is
urdrrcd by the Court that hearing
hr had upon the same on the @Ith day
NJ May. 4. n. 1915. before said Court
nj Wheeling IN said district. Mt ten
o'clock in tho forenoon: and that notice
thereof he published in the Wheeling
lnirlliEcnr"r. newspaper printed IN
said District. and that all known crcdl-
tors and other persons in interest may
aprcar at tho said time and place and
show Cause. if any they have. Why the
prayer Of the said petition should not
he granted.
And il is further ordered by the Court.
that tho clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order addressed TO them at
their places If residence ms stated
Witness the Honorable Aston G. Day
ton. Judge of thc said Court. and the
seal thereof. ut Wheeling. in said dis
trict. en- the 9th day Of April. A. D..
1?lS.
Attest:
4. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
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The BATTLE
CONTINUED from First PaGo.)

greater part OF the ground OF which
they had temporarily gained possession.
"Ou the Belgian front the attacks also
were rnrulsel after sharp fighting. in
which, severe casualties were inflicted
on the enemy.
Tho lighting still continues at err
tain uoints along tho allied battle front.
ION the remainder or tho British
front there is nothing To report beyond
the usuni artillery activity on both
sides. The weather prevented air opcr-
ations Sunday"
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STOCKHOLDERS: MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of Stockholders OF the Rail and
River Coal Company. for the election Of
Directors. and the transaction OF such
other business rs may properly come be-
fore tho Meeting. will be held Mt the
General Offices OF the Company. f44
Rockefeller Building. City Of Cleveland.
Ohio. on Tuesday. May 7th. 1918. at II
o'clock q. m.
u. ". MILLER,
ap-"j-p Secretary.
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gain the initiative. So far as known
however. there Is. nothing Of an official
nature 10 indicate what General Foch.
supreme commander. looks forward to
in this regard.
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FOR SALE-Household Goods.

FOR SALE-At once. Modern house.
hold furniture complete for five rooms
| including bcddin; stove. Dishes. vic
trola- etc. II. L. Grain. Scntlingcr Apis.
Fifth and Main SITS. ap-23-l
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FOE RENT

FOE RENT-Good office and living
rooms on tho second and third floors Of
the new IntelliGenccr building, 1904 and
1906 Market st. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care 1ntclli-
! rcnccr. ap-17-tf
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81 AMERICANS
CONTINUED Prom First Page.)

Kansas. III the pcrisco1c did appear IT
was only for brief moment. While
tho lsfeboats weN being picked up one
American and ono British destroyer cir
clcd the spot. dropping several depth
charges"
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LIBERTY LOAN
Continued from First Page.)

The stale Of West Virginia has pur-
chased its allotment OF SHI0.060 OF the
third Liberty bonds. or this amount
SOS. 200 IS credited To the women Of the
fourth federal reserve district. in which
the women % Wheeling are included.
They have closed their campaign with
sales amounting IN Sl.!2S.aoO reported.
This addition Of SGS.nn0 will bring their
total m 10 $1.a?l.j and !. is Ger
ianly quito n wonderful showing:
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Thrce good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
ment plan. Best Of goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main st. mr-12-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONTY, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AED PANTS,
ALI SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS. GASSEI, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC
oNp HAND CLOTHING. ap-l9-44t
pATFNT& secure .ar. Essos-
q - ed. Patent t.ie
trademark litigation. Booklet INA
II. Z OUTLAY, HoA18t LAW9ex.
National Exchange Bank BUILDING
Wheeling. W. Va.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

wANTED-one or two gentlemen
to occupy cheerful furnished room
With bath; South Side, near Ohio
valley General hospital. Address
Y. A., caro- IntelHg ap-24-tf
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PARIS tprjl o1-Thc war office an

PARIS. April "?.--Thc war office an
nouncrment tonight says:
Both artllcrics wcr" active north
and south Of the :Arrc III the region Of
Plcmont An enemy detachment. which
attempted To cross the Disc east Of Var
rSucS was dispersed.
IN the EnSges We rcauscd n raid on
one Of our small posts in the LinEe sec
tor"
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WANTED
ROUSE CLEANING,

HOUSE CLGA61N0,
Carpets and rugs cleaned specially.
Low rates. VIM. Naugfton, 1900 Water
street, National phone 1351Y. ap-26-i
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RIVER EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-Flat boat 70 feet long 1G
feet wide. AZ feet deep. ;S50.00 cash
Call Bell 35-J. Shadyside. .ap-19-m
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BERLIN. Via London. April 2o.-Thc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUY 4 LIBERTY BOND
AND
BACK QUIZ BOYS.

FoR sALE-Frame house, s rooms and
bath, including storeroom, corner lot.
100 investment Inquire No. 300 South
Penn st. mr-30-30t
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

ap-"j-p
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

were taken engagement Niaret and Golourt British advance reached positions uale Q
 The blow important struck in time and forced large part of prisoners and
 
 @ French the direction of st quentin and also in the region farther south the The Conesco by the Hum bert together smaller farther north The outskirts of the of ena five south Quentin attained iy the advanced French progress juncture was plainly driving % wedges into the German positions north and south of St Quentin for the
 
 en Quentin cnhraL Iiindenbers paic amt A described in ue dispatches resembles f with e oren thrust forward estery direction north and z.u.h of
 Continuing ,aer progress ra.-d4y. re gained
 @ ".- .- z'>E +s =.@ D P''e' '....7 me '" Ir , rs,I, their roxi,o,s along inc fr front tt were forced t nual which they British country section pressure n m r' Ia1.y along plateau sanc northeast soissons but
 
 
 .,t of British of eight thou sand yards of the nd.erg forward lines in the Nr section Bps Germans in
  i counters Friday and the Germans struggling desperately to maintain thirty Neuvres t, The been ei from e forward di'n%es Of The Inda's system along the entire a n system comprises wide series of nacments and were vicious rear TSn cr} FilN morning after ujectns the British lines " of he re British fire b e" Getnan entered the British trenches 'i counter attacks disposed of the forces who had gained footing intensity
 
 grelt "n'ere @Ilpie distinct " f'tvfrI the AuStrll t1pJ, Humbe captured town " ssst} -'nd extending then advance beyond Bepay 1i 10 M of Isgny
 
 Hnjenlerg progress 
 general dscIoses upwards mile Arrcnnt region north of the oi. penetrating the outlying at distinct reaching from
 
 of he lime seriously advancing north of St quentin The British at large number of and great quantities that population of St Quentin and fires observed in different servers further confined the that the Germans placing than Of entirely favorable to the allies in tn of fe week Heavy the by the American artillery. "e" " the great German fortress Metz The FronoSerbian in Macedonia continued successful
  indicated that achieved having brought railway cutting of which would completely the Bulgarian progress