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Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28

ing to the amount of work the bar
tender had been called upon to per-
form.
For years leading men in the or
ganized labor movement fought pro-
hibition and even today there are
found in this movement men who are
not afraid to speak out boldly against
the subject of prohibition, but their
voices are becoming fewer and weak
er, and in a short time they will be
heard no more, as it is borne upon
betterment of mankind and that the
men who toll are the ones who re-
ceive the greater benefit.
That this opposition of some lead
ing labor men was wholly one of their
personal beliefs and not one of ex-
pediency is open to question, and an
analysis of the situation may quickly
disclose it's source. Liquor men have
| long since known that their business
was doomed, and their efforts have
been to hold off the inevitable as long
as possible. Seeing this and realiz-
ing that the bulk of their trade came
from working men, they were not
averse to their employees being organ
lied: The result was powerful or
ganizations of bartenders and brew
iably supported organized labor, and
their unions sent delegates to the
governing bodies, where they made
! themselves heard and their influence
felt, often to the embarrassment of
men who were opposed to their busi-
ness, and not infrequent were the
clashes between the two forces. Tho
it took a brave man to stand up and
be counted against these powerful an
tagonists, who were insistent in word
and deed for the cause of organized
labor, nevertheless many took this
stand, and today their actions are CIV
ing results.
In strenuous days like these, when
the subject of man-power is recog-
nized as the one thing which shall
save us to freedom or lack of it con-
denim us to servitude, no force which
Will enhance man-power is over
looked, and gaining wisdom from the
experience of other countries at war,
one of the first things done by the
government was to throw the mantle
of prohibition around the persons of
the country's soldiers, in an effort to
protect them from an influence which
sapped their strength, muddled their
intelligence and put crimp in their
finances. What liquor does to sol
diers it will do to working men and
in some sections is doing, tho its death
knell has been sounded, and in a short
time its evil effects will cease and
become but memory.
With the passing of this evil in
fiuence which has so often, thru its
organizations, caused sentiment to
exist in it's favor, the ranks of Or
ganized labor will receive as great
benefit as humanity at large, and we
will no longer be embarrassed with
"friend" whose insistence and work
for organized labor was but camou-
flage which has SO long been used to
bolster up lost cause.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Fred Il; Forester; by deed 9oo9 Of
Sn5 dated the 18th ,do day of, q May 1872
and Recorder Z the City and County of
IN an and fe2 ,ss CITY 70 aa hs
County of Denver. Colorado the following
described real estate in the City and Coun-
Lot numbered twenty nine l2e) and the
south one half of lot numbered thirty
Ro6as 9 is sg lot six @ "a
iot numbered thirty tsH so,. In block
cording to the recorded plat thereof. TO-
gether with the improvements thereon sit
uate. known as. and numbered 1890 Clay,
Of trust was made to secure the payment
Of his one -promissory note Of even date
saiS CT doars pa
able to the order Of Joshua Monu. Ave
years after the date thereof. with interest
at ana EIGHT per eent pe9
thereafter. interest payable semi annually;
deed Of crust to ses whieh is hereby
9ss %sefeas aSa srfnsf sad a
principal h Iu Of said indebtedness, % %amounting
to 50, 10000. together with the interest there.
Of sSe nS elected on
count of said default to declare said note
unpaid. due and payable.
OF william p Daniels, the legal holder Of
said note, pursuant to law. ]. the under
signed, Public Trustee in and for the City
and County Of Denver, Colorado, do hereby
give notice that I will, at the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of
MONDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1913.
at the fremont street front door Of
the Court House, in the City and County
OF Denver, Colorado, sell ut public auc
tion. to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the snid described premises, and all
the right. title and interest of the said
Fred II. Forester. his heirs and assigns
therein for the purpose Of paying the sum
Of $4,000, together. with the interest
thereon since November %, 1917, (being
the Indebtedness secured by said deed Of
trust), and the cost and expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and will deliver to the
purchaser certificate Of sale as provided
by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. September
Z. 1913.
WILLIAM II. MALONE.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of Denver, Colorado.
First publication September T.. 1918.
Last publication October 8. 1913
published in the Denver Labor Bulletfn)
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28
HERE'S NERVE WITHOUT LIMIT.

According to the Labor Review of
Dayton, Ohio, bunch of non-union
street car men have broken all rec
ords. When the union car men struck
this handful of company men stayed
IN. The strikers won and the national
war labor board awarded them wage
increases, which included the non-un-
ionists, who accepted the raise and
then asked the labor board not to rec
ognize the Street Car Mems Union.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28

Beats them all. La Belle sc cigar;
union made in Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-09-28

Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar;
union made in Denver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
GERMANS CHE OK THE ALLIES
CONTINUED from Page One.)

operations knocking the door of Lassgn about miles
SOUTH and also pressing forward eastward toward Noyon
wedge driving which only is ouaukng Royc
but bringing Noyon daily the Of the big
Unofficial the effect that the Germans fearing
capture the pocket between Rove and the Ose already retreat
along the Disc valley toward NoyOn and the statement should
unlikely that the entire German battle line to the
will give and that there be readst
ment of the front from scissors to Rheims
Far the north from Yprcs Albert there has been consider
able activity part the British and French forces against the
Germans German communication asserts that all the at
tackS repulsed
On tho Veslc Germans in attacks against Fsmctc
which Americans and Fcnch declared to have
driven the allies to southern bank of the counter attack
resulted in the reoccupation of Fismettc.
The Czccho Sovas in Russia who opposing the ohcvk
clement formally recognized by Great Britain allied
nation and armies allied force wagnc against the
Teuonic allies
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Aerial Work Effective.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. e. MurninE) tBy TIL"
Associated Prrss)-DurinE the bat
of the last few days. the aerial service.
particularly bomharding sGuadrnns has
h"rn playing q most important role.
Tho bombing planes have virtually re-
placed the heavy artillery which the
allies were notable to bring UP fast
enough 10 keep pace with their advance
The work uf these airplancS is so or
ganizrd that there arc immediate at
lacking groups "f infantry. conveys and
supply trains when they receive signals
from accommodating planes.
In this their work is very simple to
that of the heavy artillery in its CO.
ordination with the aerial service.
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Funeral Today For Colored
Man Killed by Fall Sunday

Funeral services for LCnwond Stuart.
crlnr"d aged about 3J years. who was
killed iy a fall from tho porch at his
honl. carly Sunday morning. will b" held
this afternoon at | o'clock in the Men
dol chapel. l2l@ Chaplin" street The
Ecv. John Reed vii! oiacIate. inter-
:nnntxi II ~ IN Peninsula cemetery.
Stunr, leaves a wifi. who is confined
in tn" North Wheeling hospital with
,..I,hni,l foyer: ;wn children. 4 daughter
AID a!",ri; y.:n'& Of tins city. and
S.,n in Ni"gIrir: ais" tw" nr"ih"rs ana
:, sister in tn" old dominion state.
Stuart - i,"l:""''d /" hay" i:"n'' I" sleep
on the porch nj lis h"in" Sunday MORN
ing and fell four STORIES onto Il concrete
pavement III Morrow allry. !llS neck
was broken and skull crushed G or"n"r
T.. G.. Hobbs issueda certificate Of acct
dental death
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. l3.~-A fearful spectacle
Of ruin is spread out along tn" great
sweep or rolling pastur" lands behind
lIoulognc-lA-lir;tss" and t;"ll"t. *"uIh-
east OF Mouididi"r. Their" the "m"In% ~
continuing his d"@p"ral" resistance.
Heaps Of German dead lie gu every sid"
and the fields that were formerly green
nnw arr torn up and Str"wu with masses
of debris.
Thu enthusiasm nf tn" French ,r"'Ips
has carried them up Ia iii" railway lin"
running b"tw"'".n t"mprIGn" and Hoy"
Thor most advanced f'u$lll"n Is South
uI tn, l.ur"S forest. where TIA" enemy *
Vaiuly counter attacking.
The spirit "f tn" French troops is
superb In thu front In" for several
days they hav" undergone great hard
ships in their advance Of ten kil"-
meters through fields swept by machine
gun fire. The en"Iny's tactics are in
tended to delay tho French until the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

LONDON, august l3-t;crman troops
are rvacunting trenches in the river bed
OF tho Disc just west OF bailey, &C
CordiuE To news received here carly this
afternoon.
The French mr. working around Royn
To tho west and the south of this i'm
pnrtant German holding point almost in
tho center of the Picardy front and are
now holding high ground in this region.
Tho wooded area around Dcs LoSGcS.
south Of Ruy", WAS captured BY the
French last night. hut a German counter
attack drove them hack.
The move has been forced by French
pressure in the valley IF the Disc.
tBailly is Z village situated on the
east hank nj the Disc about u mil" and
three quarters east Of Rilr,court. 1t IL
near the southern end IF Ourscnnp for
"st. Il wooded section ~t''ci: is Of great
str7ltcEic value in that part .: tho baltic
tinld.)
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Heavy French Attack.

LONDON. Aug. 13.-The British
launched an attack this morning on the
southern part Of the Picaruy battle
front. and according To reports shortly
after noon were making progress in tho
valley OF the Disc. The Germans are
cvacuatinS their trenches in the bend OF
the river west OF ii;Lily and the French
arc occupying them.
TO the northwest the French are
almost entirely on the crest of tn"
l.assiEny massif where heavy lighting
is in progress.
The cncmy is reported destroying will
ages in his rear. The ruins Of I'cr"nn"
are reported to be burning. Fires htv"
been observed by allied t;rmcn at rari-
Gus points.
Only at one corner OF tho LnsSiGny
ma$Sif do the Germans appear f"r tn"
moment 10 be in possession. This cor
!tcr is one Of the highest humps on the
hill?, rising u few feet above the posi-
lions now in possession Of IN" French.
Tho French are attacking this hump
strongly and there seems every pros
poet Of the action ending in their fay
,T
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main German forces can withdraw. but
great stocks of ammunition and war MAJ
t"rial nf all kinds are being left as the
Germans retire.
4 stirring incident occurred during tn"
recent fighting. \ general commanding
Il French division, seeing a battalion
hesitate Ia throw itself into danger
position under heavy machine gun fir"
directed his auto into tn" center Of this
position and. standing MP. shouted L"
his men: SEQ thu Rnchcs are gone.
Ills men thcrcupnn sprang forward and
within III" next three hours advanced
seven kilnmctrrs.
Lull On Monday.
WITH TlIE FRENCH ARMY N
FRANCE NJ rudaE. August l.. Il'F nc
NSsuc!at"d lrrsS )--pitflrulfy in BRING
ing UP artillery ammunition over tht.
tered roads brought i comparative lulI
ON tn" French s'-'r"r to-day. Infantry
H.,ii.tlv was confined Ia local engage
n'nl*.
Tho German runs hav" hrrn moro ac-
tive with shells nf AL calthr"s and with
runs The rn"mv IS now rcinfnrinE
hi.: old lines which n" held from 1914 To
I!I1 ana i; will rrquir" heavier arma-
mint tn battle II way through. The
Germans have attempted several cnun-
ter aiiarkS. hut they w"r" without
marked virnr ana gained II" SuccvSS.
Nyiaturs .,"ntinu 10 play an import
IN, mar, i'm harr lSSinE the enemy behind
hi, front linz. They are ohstrur'inE he
movement of his convoy Of ammunition
and supplies.
II IS believed that IN" stand tn" Ger
mans arr. preparing I" max" in their old
trenches is likely tn PROV" only tenn
purlry nNr"di,nt t. obtain limo IN
which IL ,nnv" bark tn" Imtn"ns" Stor"
IF material and {" "rgnniEr retirement
Z 1. I. lnf1nITN
'Th.r, * great arrfVIty within tn"
German lines ,ast If R"yr and thaul-
nrS ~! tn, ru:vdS Ir'' rn"umh"r"d win
wagon trains indicating that III" enemy
IS SIN moving nui III" ammunition ana
Surt,Il.s he had rni h"rrd in that region.
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Der of their prisoners last night and
this morning.
In the mcantim" the enemy appears to
| Dc moving Il cons d"rahl" number of
| troops. Quite heavy movements west
ward are reported by aerial observers.
| but really no great force remains avail
able for Crown Prince Rupprerht to
throw into the battle with calling on
the German crown prince for assistance.
rroyartrr mains iirmly in the hands
tof the british this morning. having
finally been taken by ihr;u Yesterday.
North Of tho S"mmc the Americans
spent q quirr night. the principal arti"n
lin this Locality bring at IN" southern
end Of their position on tho spur he
tween Etinfhrn and Bray. Their" the
British improved their positions along
the whole length If thu sput by storm
ing and capturing emmy n"rrrSrS. IN
'flctinE casualties and taking prisoners.
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WITH THE, FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. No"n)-tRy The
Associated l'rcSs)--Ciorman forces nave
mum"ntarily slowed down the rush "t
the French. 'rhc enemy. is now stand
ing on tn" old lin" west of Hoy" ana
LaSsigny. in which they stood from the
autumn If 1914 In the spring of III !.
In this region the old furtilIcatt"ns ana
wire rntanglcmrnts still remain.
There was very sharp lighting yrst"r-
day ON the heights NJ TrlrScnurt. par
ticularly III lrrrs word. which WAS
captured at noon after It had h'"h
drcnchrd with gus. The division that
carried the woods fought in masks All
thr morning. In tho afternoon th'
Germans ruuntcr-attackcd and rc-occu-
pird thr woods.
The task Of tho French in this region
is extremely difficult. as the Germans
know the ground thoroughly. haze all
the ranges and have brought up heavy
guns To replace their enormous losses
in field artillery. They also have mass
al machine guns in AL OF the numerous
favorable positions they still hold on
the plateau that protects the road ID
Noyoln.
Tho Germans stand there is vital. II
this key to Enynh falls. the cncmys re-
treat would become difficult.
Til" Sterilization Of the line on tho
old ltoyr-i .nssirny front Is considcr"n
AZ tho closing fratur" ~ the first phase
Of the bnttlc of tn" Arr".
The second phaS" awaits only the ar
rival of needed rcinfnrrcmcnts and ma
trrial. REPORTS from nviat"rs stat" that
the disorder on all tn" roads leading Ia
tn" rear nc tho German front is in
l.
tuI"S an admirable target for IN" MR.
men.
AviHtnra. after serving to replace
heavy artillery Ivy bombing front areas.
:tr" now aiding tho infantry ana cav
airy. When these forces are stopped Mt
machine gun nests. a!rmcn flying low
drive the gunncrs from their post.
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Then tn" infantry or cavalry rush in
and capture the GUNS before the enemy
can rcSum" fire. All through the bat
tie of tho .lvrr The allies appear To have
been masters of tho air over the battle
field Few German machines have
crossed the line and of these not many
rot hack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
LEcouyi1lon CAPTURED BY French.

LONDON. August i1.--Th" village nf
l.'t.convilion has been captured INV the
French and further ground has hccn
gained by them north Of the st. Claud
farm. (L'ErnnriIlnn is about 3Ls miles
southeast Of L4Gssgny and virtually on
the crest of the rid6c overlooking tho
Oisc.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
LOST and FOUND

Iosr-A light brown chcckercd mans
size coat. between Wheeling Park and
ssrd and Eoff ST.. last evening at
o'clock. Owner will receive reward for
return to the IntcliiGenccr office. -.
au-10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

LONDON. Aug. l%.--t+:"i y. ND
tl1y tn" Associated I'r"$s. 9TH" Frcrri!
ihave gained control &c tho entire MasSif
of LaSsiGu on III" southern end If IN"
licardy battle front. according I" ad-
vices from thus front.
This gives command If IN" town nt
I.aSsigny and TN" valley If lhr"stc. as
we'll as the entire district To the n"rth
In III" opinion OF exports here. tn"
evacuation of Eoyc may he expected
within day ur two. for the town - now
under Il cross fire.
The abandonment 0f snyr by The Orr
mans would also make thaun"s difficult
to hold Thus history nj tlr MarE" ~
counted upon IL repeat itself on tn"
western front.
In thr region If Dos L"r"s. south al
Ruyr. the French thus Afternoon are ron
snIidatin;: their line. They hold tho town
hut have not yet r"caInrd tn" woods
'hrynnd 1t appears that the woods nluSl
yield. however. for the French hold al
the high ground here overlooking thr
Germans in Rnyr from III" south anu
commanding the great rriss-cruss of
roads leading out of that town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRAME. Aug. I3.--Il:3Q Il m.)--t1'y
the Associated Pr"SS.)-Aill"d forces
h,,IJiny their new lines gained in tho
second battle of the Snrnmc. improved
their positions, beat off few feeble
counter attacks and increased the num-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new Intclligenccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready for occu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntelli-
eoncnr ap-17-tf.
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AUTOMOBILES

FORD owNERS-You can pay all your
cxv.nSrs uf running your car If you
will give a few minutes now and again
t. our proposition. Write to-day. Case
line. Economy Co.. l42l Colonial Trust
Bldg Phila.. Pa. au-l4-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
HOTEL BOSCOBEl
WANTED Miscellaneous.

WANTED, 900 persons to cat break
fast. dinner and supper At the clean-
est and ca lest restaurant III NhcclinG
Public inspection of kitchen and dining
room invited. Crystal Restaurant, li-J
Market st. au-lo-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
DIED

BoNNEL-On Sunday. August II, 1918.
ut $50 o'clock n NJ. EMMA L.. relict
of the late L. D. Bonnell. in the 63rd
year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her dauEh-
ter. Mrs Edward Childs, Is Kentucky
street. Wednesday. August. ~, 1918. at
$50 o'clock p. m. Friends Of the
family invited To attend. 1ntermcnt
Mt Zion cemetery.
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A1LEN-On Tuesday, August 10. 1918,
al 1925 o'clock y. m, in the family
home. Nineteenth street. Warw0od.
ELIZA BETH JGNE. aged ] year and
! month. daughter Of +. +. and Minnie
tSp"ars) Allen.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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JAMHS L. RAwLEY
1oo5A MAIN ST.
WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-Male and Female
o. 8. Department Of Labor.
UNITED STATES ER1oYKENT
SERVICE.
FREE TO EMPLOYS AND ENPLoIEH
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
MALE HELP WAITED.
Any number Of Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen
Two Electric. Cranemen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Any number LaborerA.
Machini6ts.
Freight Handlers
Grey Iron Mouldera-
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Welderr.
POSITIONS WAITED.
MALI.
Truck Drivers.
Care Taker Of Lawn. Etc.
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchmen and limo Keepers.
FEMALE.
Stenographers.
S,enocraphers and Book-kecpers.
Call at tho United States Employment
Service between and o'clock for IN
formation concerning any kind OF en1-
ploymeut desired. Remember this - .
public service and thars II no charge
whatever to any person 9e-lh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-14
FOR SALE-Automobiles
WANTED-Ageuts

wAHTEp-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
ment plan. Best Of goods ard best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. c. T.
Adams Co., 1l10-1142 Main St mr-12-tf
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate OF
Elzie Z. White. deceased. arc hereby
notified to make settlement. Also all
persons having claims against said cs-
tate will please present same Tor pay
F. r. PARSONS Admir-.
West Liberty. w. V.
jy-30-au-6-i320
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McpoNALD-On Monday. August 18th.
1915. ut l o'clock y. H., JAMES Nc
DONALD. of Short Creek. in his list
year.
Funeral services in the Short Creek NJ.
r.. church. Wednesday. August -. at
> o'clock p. nj. Intcrment III Short
Creek cemetery.
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MALK1N-On Tuesday. August IS. 1918.
at $40 O'Clock Il. m, at the late resi-
drncc lis Twelfth street. JEANETTA
lEDSHART MALklN
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WANTED-Fe1nale

WANTED-Salcslady for shoe store
One with experience desired. but not
absolutely necessary. Address r. Il. H.,
care Inteiligencer. au-l4-i
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FOR RENT

ROOMS FOE RENT-Thc best rooming
house in the city, steam heated. electric
lights. hot and cold water, rcfurnlShed
,hrou ghout: close Ia drnots ana cars
Manhattan Hotel, l429 Market 81"
Wheeling. au-l--t
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Services FRONT h. residence Thursday
afternoon o'clock. Friends invited.
lntcrmcnt private Greenwood ccmc-
terry.
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wANTED-Young women as salesladies
in all departments. Steady positions
and good salaries to competent girls.
au-13-i
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-10

Someone-probably an a automobile
enthusiast-has suggested that the
Great wall of China would make an
excellent automobile highway.