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Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
NOTICE

MONDAY MORNING BARGAINS
 s room brick. pebble dash hardwood floor, built-in features, finely finished, good shade, lawn, flowers, fine yard, good room frame house that rents for $25 per month on rear of lot; lot 75x140 ft.; worth $6000, can be bought for 5000 now. If you want to buy home, you will buy this No. 20.
 room brick modern, lots $500. $500 cash. No. 10.
 room brick, pebble dash, hardwood floors. No. 15.
 New house, s3,5OO $500 cash. This is some buy. No. g.
 room frame. modern. $500. 5000 cash, East Washington St. No. 24.
 , room frame. plastered, lot 75x20e. $2,250. S700 cash. No. 23.
 6 room brick, pebble dash, new house modern, fine yard, garage, 5000. $500 cash. No. 12
 room frame, plastered modern, lot I5x200. s2,4OO. $500 cash, northwest. No. 4.
 room cement block house, modern, close in, $4000. $500 cash. No. s.
 If you want to buy a house of any kind. we have it from $700 to $20,000 and will be glad to show you what we have. I am sure we can please you. All you have to do is call us over the phone. We will come and get you.
 We also have vacant lots any place and price and terms to suit you. We have a number of good business lots and apartment house sites. room frame house, near capitol. s65O.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 33 West Monroe St. Phone 170S 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
 REALTY BARGAINS $
 s 7OO-Big Lot With Small House-E. Culver St.-Easy Terms. 5 400 Each-2 Lots in Las Palmas- 70 Feet Front Each. 5 75O-Lot 1OOx2O0-Half an Acre East Culver St. $1400-Corner Lot 99x200-Facing N. Central Ave.-Lots of Shade Will Build for You. s22OO-Little Chicken Ranch of 3 Acres-House Good Well - Bearing Orchard-Land Fenced and in Alfalfa and Grain-Best of Soils Miles North. S2400-10 Acres-4 Miles North-Cor- ner-Fenced-Some Alfalfa. S2S00-Modern Brick Bungalow With FURNITURE-Wes of Capitol. s29OO-1OO-Foo Frontage With Mod- ern Story Brick-Osborn Road and N. 7th St.-s30O Cash 1925 Per Month. $3000-Just Completed Modern Brick Bungalow With White Cement Finish-West of Capitol-S300 Cash-s30 Per Month. 
 s30O0-Corner, with Nice Little Brick lou yNhifn Cement Finish-2 Screen Porches-Ce- ment Porch. Steps and Walk Garage-Rear of Lot Fenced $500 Cash-Evergreen Heights. S3350-East Culver St.-Modern Brick Bungalow With Furniture. s4000-Modern Brick Home-Facing South Upon East Roosevelt Big Lot-Move Right In-S50O Cash.
 s41OO-3 Year Old Modern Brick With White Cement Finish--N. and D. Solar Heater-Oakland- Blocks North Capitol Lot 70x145-s500 Cash-S40 Per Month--Move Right In. 34ZUV-A very AttTactlNe anu hOueili Home of Brick With White Ce- ment Finish-Large Lot-Nice Lawn-Garage and Chicken Yard-Terms to Responsible People.
 $4250-Moderf East Evergreen Home Easement and Furnace Hardwood Floors Throughout Big Lot-Favorable Terms. s4750-Out w. Jefferson Facing the Capitol the Home Builders Have Built Very Pretty Home-Ont of the Most Attractive They Ever Built N. 6s D. Solar Heater -$500 Cash and s47.50 Pei Month--Move Right In. LISTEN-JUST A HOME-$7O0o- Eastern Frontage-Modern-- Garage, Big Lot-Lots of Shade Fruit and Roses-F'irst- Gas! 1 Location-Worth sS000-Term. to Responsible People. KENILWORTH-Th Addition O Beautiful Homes-Special Price l and Inducements to Builders O Homes. in Kenilworth-Bigges Lots for the Money Upon th' Market.
 Members of Maricopa Real Estate
 Board
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1894. PA N. First Ave
 bl
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
GLENDALE DISTRICT

2is and 5-acre tracts, close in-easy terms.
 acres, close in, city water, well improved. S1500 down. , acres, well improved, bungalow, dandy orchard. East of Glendale near Center street 5000 down. 10 acres, 1l2 miles, well improved. $500 down.
 20 acres, miles, will be in cotton this week. $2500 down. "A" water. 40 acres, 2is' miles, only $200 per acre. "A" water. 5000 down. so acres alfalfa, improved. s200 per acre. Terms.
 80 acres alfalfa, 2 sets improvements. s5O00 down.
 160 acres alfalfa, improved. For quick sale $2l0 per acre.
 We have unifnproyed close in land from S25 per acre up.
 320 acres leased for cotton for ex- change.
 MYERS x CARRICK
 Glendale, Arizona. Members of the Maricopa Realty
 Board. bp NOTICE PROPERTY OWNERS If you want to sell your property, list it with us: we have the buyers if you have the property to sult them; houses and lots or vacant lots
 LUTHER REALTY co. 8 West Monroe St-Phone 170S if
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Sale-Gouses
ACRES

Corner 18th avenue and Hadley street: fenced. cross fenced woven wire, good house. cellar, garage, chicken coops and runs. young fruit, shade, good COW. horse. spring wagon. buggy and harness, 25 Rhode Island Red hens s500.00 cash will handle or trade clear for good residence. W. J. BURNS,
 21 North First Ave hu
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Sale-Livestock Black and White
 Cattle Wanted

We will buy for delivery and shipment during present week. calves. yearlings, steers and COWS. punches of 25 to 500,
 THIN OR FAT
 Let us. have your odds and ends now. U. s. CATTLE X TRUST COMPANY Room 412, Fleming Building. Phoenix
 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
ARE YOU MOVING
Move into either of these homes and you will not have to worry any more.

yOu VIII lOl nave tO NOlIy any
 1st-A very complete, room brick, on a paved street, large living room, dandy fireplace, pleasant dining room, buffet. floors and woodwork of oak. two bed rooms, bath, kitchen, screen kitchen porch. sleeping porch, cellar. furnace. automatic gas water heater. There are lots of closets. The electric fixtures are very attractive. This will make you delightful home and at $6500.00 is distinct bargain.
 2nd.-A fine room brick pebble dash finish in La Belle Place, not too far out, not too close in, just the right location.
 This house is in perfect condition. The living room and dining room are large cheerful rooms, two good sized bed rooms bath, kitchen and large screen porches, large lot 75X165, all fenced. good chicken pens, garage and outside store room. There are some young fruit trees, roses and good lawn at $5000. This home will appeal to you.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Sale Miscellaneous

PIANO FOR SALE-Party leaving must sell at once. 29 N. 11th St. ak
 FOR SALE-4 ton Baker ice ma chine, practically new Donofrio's Con- fectionery Go If
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
MRS. r. corr MYERS. Owner ". T. PRICE. Auctioneer.
 LEIGH FORD, CLERK ds
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 At Taylor's Auction House, 24f w.
 Washington St.
 WEDNESDAY,, MAR. 20, 1:00 P. M. We have list of splendid furniture Tor this sae.i Brass beds. Vernis Mar in beds. iron beds, dressers. chiffo- niers. tables. chairs, fine rockers. Nor ris chairs, cots. stand tables. center tables. B extra good rugs, one Navajo 9x12; porch chairs, 53 yds. 12-oz can vas bedding. dishes, ranges oil stoves. heaters, well. well it will be it big sale of good stuff Don't miss it. Bring in anything you have for sale or call us if you want to sell to us. We pay more han any one and sell to the highest bidder. We will have some fine R. I. Red hens. Meet us Wednesday at Tay- i0r's popular auction house.
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 Phone 1917 ds
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
Horses For Sale
 On Easy Terms

Ruby and Powers of Davis, California have just shipped in a carload of stallions and jacks, the greatest lot of stallions that was ever shipped to Ari- zona. consisting of Belgians. Perchions, Shires. and saddle stallions. They have the Bel gian stallion Stevenot, three years old, weighing 2100 pounds, and has not been beat en in any show ring yet. Won first as a yearling at the Worlds Fair, San Francisco, and all the State Fair visitors are welcome to come and see these horses at the Dublin Stables. on Jefferson Street. Ladies and school children are welcome to come and see them
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

Having sold my ranch and am leaving the valley l will sell all my personal property at public auction.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
C. O. MI'MIUIRTIRY
 Aucfi@meer 21 North First Ave, l. G. GALLAND. Clerk ds
FUlrmifurre Auction
 Sale

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9gTH,
 1918.
 MCDOWELL ROAD AND OLD CROSS CUT CANAL, FOUR MILES EAST OF CENTER. SALE STARTS PROMPTLY
 1:30 P. M.
 ALL THE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. BELONGING TO MRS. P. corr MYERS WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST CASH BIDDER.
 Anyone in the market for fine furniture, will find the best lot of furniture that has ever been sold at public auc- ton in Phoenix, offered at this sale.
 The lot represents the entire furnishings of this beautiful ten room home. The following list is only a part of the goods to be sold. One complete bed room set, white enameled bed, wicker panels, white enameled dresser, dressing table, white enamedel bed room rockers, white enameled twin beds, one complete bed room set. four. poster: one birdseye dresser, wicker easy chairs, box springs for all beds, Ostermoor mat tresses, complete living room set wicker, rockers, tables. set tee. old English dining set complete, all leather uphol- stered, fine wicker breakfast set cOmpletae. extra large refrigerator, mission library set complete, all fine dishes, hric-a-hrac. pictures, silver vases. full silver service, fine lot Of kitchen utensils. stoves, complete furniture for kitchen, banjo, guitar. complete tele- graph instrument, large lot of clothing. hundreds of articles too numerous 10 mention.
 In addition to the above fine furniture, there will be the complete furnishings of the servants quarters.
 Automobiles will leave from Biehl Auction House. 47 West Jefferson Street at 1 ?. M.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
1L25 ACRES

Beautiful alfalfa located on South Central avenue. 3l2 miles from and 100 feet above center of the city of Phoenix; finest of soil and possession at once. Good crop of hay ready to cut in 20 days. $500 per acre, good terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ffve passenger Haynes. practically new, special reason for sell- ing Price $1250.00. Will give terms or take smaller car in trade. Call Hughes. Phone 1456. br
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
NOTICE

MONDAY MORNING BARGAINS 40 acres, close in, near McDowell Road, fine brick house, all in alfalfa. A water.
 40 acres in Scottsdale district, fine stand alfalfa, only $200.00 an acre. $3000 cash.
 3 acres part alfalfa. balance plowed for crop. $500.00 will handle.
 acres in fine stand of barley, $250.00 will handle.
 acres improved on Park road, priced low at S1,S50 sS50.0O cash. . 10 acres unimproved, part alfalfa. owner wants offer.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 33 West Monroe St-Phone 170S It
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

FOR SALE-Modern Groom brick. northeast; terms. $500 cash, s30 per month. Bavless at Galpins. bp
 FOR SALE-Corner room brick, and one inside lot with nice broom brick. Either one for s250 cash and $50 per month. See GROOM at Gal pins, 3S North First Ave hn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
REIINOIISHNIENT

lG0 acres. located north of Cotton City in the most fav- cred township in the Casa Grande Valley. Cement pit ' 1t. in diameter and 4S ft to water. 40 acres cleared. Address Box 2540 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

Do not walt til tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican and dispose Of, or get what you want.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
Dwight B. Heard Member Central and Maricopa Adams St. Real Estate Board bp

FOR SALE-20 acres rsyth on car line near paved street, 15 alfalfa, 5 acres fruit; no house. good terms. See Bayless at Cabins, B N. 1st Ave. bp
 CLOSE TO CASA GRANDE-32O acres good soil with 1900 gal. pump ing plant, 20 acres in alfalfa, 150 ready to plant. Good fences and buildings. Ready to move on and start farming. Way below value at $3S00 acre. 1-3 cash. balance terms. E. Smiley, room 1, 102 N. Central. bn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENTING houses, furnished. Phone AIS Ruggles Realty. O., Ia North First Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
Auctions
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20
cOMMENCING AT 1O: 30

Two and Oue-Half Miles North of
 Glendale on Lateral IS
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

ROOM MODERN cement block, re- stricted addition near carline, paved street. has good garage. $500 cash, bal ance to suit. Johnston. 31 N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

21 North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-House in Bella Vista Place, pebble-dash brick, room and screen. garage and chicken yards. Am leaving Phoenix and will sell at a sacrifice. Sec Owner, 26 Weldon Ave.
 hn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

FOR SALE-At a bargain, about 5G head mixed cattle; pasturage can be had by month or year. A. J. Rouckler
 Buckeye. Phone 14R11. bn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

DITCH BANK SHEEP FOR SALE Bred ewes in any number. La Lu- cita Ranch. Phone, Glendale, 154R2.
 d :
Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

PRATT'S Poultry Regulator. guaran- teed egg producer. Phoenix Seed & Feed Co Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
HONOR DRAFTEES
AT WAYMAN CHURCH

Last evening. IT :he Wayman y. NJ
r.. church. North Market street. Tho
Scy"n dyafi"PS who will be som by
Inc local draft board to Chillicoth"
Ohio. 10 Camp sherman. to enter the
service. were IN" honor guests al an
entertainment planned IN their honor
and there was i large at1cnd2nCc.
During The evening there was 4 mu'
steal and literary program given, and
there were several good speakers also
present. AZ The conclusion of tho pro
gram the Young ladies Of tn" church
served refreshments.
'rhr m.aring was presided over D!
Rev. {. O. Johns. nt This Rr H'
made an enthusiastic address, urcln2
:hn brys 10 ~ ready 10 make their
sacrifice when rho 'imr came. and
congratulated rhrn upon being chosen
f0r this special work.
Among The prominent speakers oi
n" evening wrr" Rev. k. French l'Hr
ley. pastor Of thr church. who ;nId
,hr BOYS :hr residents If This city vii
look 70 ih"m 10 SHOW their 'ru" INNER
lean blood. Thrrr w"r" several solos
and duets. and Tho meeting was closed
with = social gathering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Dots and DaShGS in This
LONG Distance Marriage

NEW YORK. June 14.--Dots and
dashes Of the telegraph code took The
place OF spoken words in tho marriage
tonight of l..;dia Pcarcc. of Lyndon,
Kansas. and rrivat" Leo Strohtacel
an artlIcryman at Camp Mills. whose
nuptial vows were flashed by W.r"' be-
tween Emporia. Kansas. and the LonG
Island cantOnment.
The ceremony was performed in II
minutes. An army chaplain ofliciated
in the telegraph office al Camp Mills
debating 10 A Photographer his cues,
lions and the answers of The groom,
and at Emporia a magistrate intrrro
gated the bride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
MARINE CASUALTIES

WASIIINriTuN. June 14.--t marine
rurps casualty list Of e. names. given
nui today carries the first largo NUM-
her announced since the marines began
/" tax" al active part in the lighting
III France. The marines have borne the
hr.Int 1T heavy German attacks and
themselves have attacked in force.
|, was thought tho names carried in
,oday's lis, wcr" those of men who have
been fighting for days IN the region OF
Chateau Thlcrry.
WASHINGTON. June l4.-A marine
casualty list ISSUED today showed b.
names. Of these. eight were killed IN
action: i died of wounds and IS severely
w"undcd
Major Benjamin s. Berry. Of New
York city and captain Oscar X. t;ald-
we'll Of 'rawfordsvillc. Ind. were among
, the severely wounded other officers
named w"rr:
Severely Observation-Disclosures Hugh
! Mcfarland. brentwood. Ten: Shalrr
I.add. Chevy Ihasc. Md, and Max D,
GllfIland. 81. LohnShury. Vt.
! Killed in Action --''orrorals Francis
: Dock. South li"S;"I. Mass: Gc"rG" y.
! Minr"y. ugcrch"". Ga. Hrirai" Charles
: T. Brown. st. Paul. Mimi: Corporal
, Mrnrlr &. Alexander. Charnu. IA: Ser
! geant Thomas II. Wales, weston, w
) W.; Pr4val"s James Il. kcllum. Mays
I willie, ~: James Srhal! Tcmplctun.
! Pa: corporal cleo t. Davis. III Ken:
! ;urky street. Rowling tir""n. Ky.
| nraths From WnuEds Received in Ac-
! tion-rrival"S k"nrst"m J.. Landers
! Syracuse. y. Y: William 7. L. Eud-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
B. g. 0. TRAIN BANDITS
CAPTURED BY SLEUTHS
AFTER PISTOL BATTLE

PITTSBl 'RGlI. Juno 1i-fol!owIug
nh exciting chase after freight train
in taxu'nb railroad detectives In Il
pistol battle. captured two Of three
bandits who robbed tn" moving train pf
81 .10n worth of merchandise at Glen
shaw. near here. this afternoon.
Word HAT thu train. west bound on
tho baltimore T. Dhiu rrilrn3d VAS br-
in& robbed. was ,clrphunrd her" by Com
du"r"r Ito, han. licad"d by Capt. Robert
Hl"dSoc. ~ the Baltimore n Obi" i'-
lee, AMI -. ". lIanuah. sup"rint"nd"nt
of tho Wells Fargo Express company
tho detectives jumped into the ;aAt and
sped after the tram.
Tho robbers. WAC gave their names
rs John Gallagher. ~ years at ac". and
Joseph n'puuncll. - yours Of aGr. both
Of Pittsburgh. nIru"d ire "n TIA Off
GERS at Gl"nShiw. wh"r" ih'y had
lhruwn the goods from the tram. Dur
ing. III" duel. III switch Iw"lr" shots
were Iir. ii. Tho two robbers W'r'. over
powered. Il companion escaping.
Gallagher and r'pounrll w"r" brought
back iu PITTSBURGH. whore they w"r"
held for court GA charge 81 Larceny in
$" 900 bail each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Many Visit "SuCCeSS"

Hundreds &c people thronE"d III" decks
81 ia, Success. the old convict ship
,nn"rI ~ "a" river between IN" tw"
bridge. yesterday. Til" vessel has s"'"ir
vIsil"h hy thousands during her. stay III
,'ri> city and ;i"w"d by prominent poo
rl,. ~ ail walks 81 nf" Tn" prison
: hurrrrs II "A f"w years ago IN Australia
- windy portrayed /" III" n$t"und"
:t;di"u".. a. ihcy wander through ,f''
{; ship. and makes them think Of III" I'M
. f"rIuuat.S "f To-day wh" ar. tr''nrr"-
! rated h"hind prison walls whose lot *
far better Than m" poor wr"tch's who
! w.r,. tortured between decks -! TIN"
SucrcSS III" i'ss"l will l." open to-
; day and Tomorrow and visit * HS
; ::rnd rs Il sermon on any sunday. ~ inc
| >:ricl"!,t order is preserved ahd tribes
/ are. hlIShrd down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Dedication Of Service Flag.

Tho Wesley n. F. church will hold
special services tomorrow. In the
m6rniug at ten o'clock. special services
Will be held. Special patriotic music
will he rendered by the different classes
and by tho choir. Tho evening services
AT 40 will he held for tho dedication
If the service flag Of twenty-five stars.
Tbeprinciral address for the evening
viii he delivered by Hon. John P: Ar
hcmtz Among tho features Of III" ev-
ching is tho solo by Miss Edna Work
man. duet by Miss Edna Carroll and
Walter Schanc. solo by +. +. Gerhard.
The public is cordially invited 10 attend
all services held nj tho church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

rAEIS. Juno Ii.-l'iIh'imE IN ~"
rr.ui nf IN" German attack has died
down. thor" being only local operations
last night according :" I'M statement
ISSUED iv III" war office today.
I.rwrrn III" forest "f NIllcrS-t"t-
irr"is aud chateau Thirrry (which IN
GUIDES TN" sector held Ivy American,
tr"ops) there was artillery hGht'ns
during tho might. \ German attHrk nrnr
Auihrull, west If III" Uisr, was com
rlctHly hr"k"n ur.
The statement reads.
"rur,mr tin" night there w"r" lornl
ar,I"nS along ia" front Of III" German
attack Tn" French mad" many unSuc.
,c*Sful InrUrSinnS int" the enemy lin''
north of r;ri"vsn"S AMI III tho region "t
''"urrrll"S. They t""k thirty prisoners
in ihc region "f Husair"$ and west "l
Rheims IN tho ''hnmpngm" haiti" area.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
PREPARED FOR THE WORST.

NEW YORK. Juno li.-S'r"n horns
with Sounds which rHu l." heard for
several miles were being Set M AZ in
I"rya'S ~ thirty blocks here today Tor
sounding an alarm IN Tho "E"nt IF h1l
air raid from tn" German submarines
cruising Off tho Atlantic coast They
will To-. electrically ""ntr"ll"d y twenty
minute bias, would herald III" coming
of enemy air machines and repeated five
minnie SrnNl,. would anno1nc" that the
danger had PASSED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Ed, Sai|er, FRESHMAN, =
Goes to Morgantowa
Wen Known Freshman Of Wheeling
1utelngencer to Train For
Service,

prcssman or the Wheeling ln;clIiscnccr.
leaves this morning 1T eight o'clock over
tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Nor
aantown. where he will enter the state
university to train as mechanic Cor
service with Uncle Sammie. He leaves
with twenty-four other popular young
men of Wheeling who have been induct-
cd into the service by the local draft
board.
Ed has been president Of the Wheeling
Motorcycle club for the past year. and
has been one OF Wheelinss most enthus-
iastic followers OF this sport. For the
past several years he has been employed
us prcssman at tho Wheeling Intelligent
Ger. and is we'll liked by ell who know
HIM. so long Ed. luck he with you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
". VA. SOLDIERS
CONTINUED from First Page.)
port. The Inte.Iiqencer's Washing
ten dispatch follows:

r.",ai lpxf,ai..l :" Tn" iu'"lI s:'n"cr.
WASHINGTON. D. c., June a.
Inquiry at the War Department to-
day as to whether <hc 314th Field
Artillery and ether West Virginia
regiments which had been at Camp
Ice for months, training. and which
left there the latter part o. iast
month. had arrived in France,
brought the information that il was
contrary to the rules Of the depart
rHcnt to state the whereabouts and
movements Of any military orcani-
,atlon. but Il Information was &c
sired as 70 tho whereabouts If any
individual soldier It would be given.
# available. In conformity With thiS
roIicy, information was asked as to
there whereabouts Of Private Bur
leg, MoundsVI'Ie boy. who is \
member o. che 21ith. The answer
was He is safe and we'll IN
France" From this information il
IS known the 31Eth is safely landed
and biiletcd. and also the other
West Virginia regiments included in
the dcpartcd Cann Lee division.
which Is made up Of the 3l3th. GlIth
and 31Sth Field Artillery. all West
virainia troops, and the infantry d.
vision. made up Of Pennsylvania and
Virginia troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
John Mccormack Inspires FGith for
These Troublous limos.

Like the sun breaking through the
clouds Of 4 dark and lowering sky,
comes 4 message to the heart cast down
with doubt and dismay at tEc unccr-
taintics the future appears to hold.
The Lord is My Light IS hymn,
Of trust that Mccormack, on new
N'ic,rola Record. delivers with passion
ate sincerity. Granting that the war
las brought untold misery, it 4 we'll
Known TACT that in France and Eng
land there has been 4 great renewal of
religious faith. Torn with anguish and
spent with grief that no human agency,
can palliatc, men are turning again
to the "God OF Our Fathers, known of
old" and in tho light of that iaith ard
finding new courage TO bear whatevet
suffering may set be theiEs.---~-j
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REVERSE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

th, raei ri NmirnS rs We'll $S IN inc
Srarpc valley. raSt Of .Arras, Is reported.
Tn" statement says.
"Early this morning an attack "AS
made b. "A &trunt: party ~ III" "nrh!
uprn nnn IT nrr new posts southwest
of MrrrIS II was completely rcpuls""'
= few rrIs"n"rG remaining IN our minus
."rhr hnstllr artillery has hr'u nc
ike in the NillrrSRr"IHnr sector
and IN the S"HrI"' valley.
During tn" night successful rn'"F
wrr- carried out ny Us III tho n"iEhh"r-
hood If \cuville.Nitass" and ElN"n"hl
Iu-T;asScr Patrol encounters t""h
place Ia our lhNantaC" southwest al
r;avrrlle anil northwest Of M'rNiiIc. rs
= result Of these different encounters
We captured several prisoners ana 1--WE
ilarhinr guns.