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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-20
Arrange For Friday TO
Pay Income Tax With
Indebtedness Certificates

Local prrsnnS5 ar corporations who
are planning I" bay their income nr tx
cess profits tHA"s with certificates OF
indrht"lu"&s should arrnnE" /" do so
on Friday or Saturday Of this week. On
"tih"i ,'l, II these days. tn" exact DAT"
viii -" Announced Friday morning. i
in"mH".r Of Collector s. y. lays force
Will arrive. her. L. collect tn" ""rtlfi-
,,ntrS. TIL" deputy VIII" Will hay" ms
IN charge will hr located nj tn" Ma
.innaI Bank "f West N.rglnia. Other
banks IN tn" city which have Gust ofn"rs
planning Ia pay their taxes with GER
,iiirat..S should direct them tn cofnmunl-
cate with tn" National Sank IF West
Virginia. nr the local United States in
t.ruol roycnu" office for information.
ON all certificates brought III "n IN"
dal, annuuncrd interest VIII hr Erhh''u
So Juur - This arrangement tx Iihdr
tn rrrvrni congestion ut tho last
In preparing I" turn IN '"rti!l'a'"S'
taNIarrrS should first pr"rar" The i"'-
lowing information: The nam" Of me
toyulycr. tn. numbers uf tho r"rtiil-
cafes Icing turned in. tn" dat" Of IN"
isyu. If ;h.s" certificates. their face
y,,Iri. tn. !nirrrS: /" Jun" -, ana IN"
total SaIu" 81 principal and interest,"
,h;r:. Standard To Him manufacturing
company. ""l>-2". %-!"-iH; Sa."'";
$.;n.2i: f%.n%h.@a.
Enur cur,"S Of this should y" pro-
pared an" "f which the taxpayer ma!
retain. The remaining ;hrr" should be
presented with tn" rcrtiiiratcS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-20
Fred {, johnson is the
Victim Of Strange Joke
MAN Irving TO Evede the PROHIBITION
Officers Gives Court Managers
Name.

General Manager Fred +. Johnson. Of
IN. court Iuralrn. WAS the victim nf II
huEr jrk, last evening that for time
l,,.k.d 1n w. serious, He that laughs
last howrvrr generally has thr last
laugh. aud Fred T.. johnson had III"
I,lras;urr Of having thr last laugh for
tho rrnh bitten officers arr still looking
fr;. h.. man who had Il cargo OF intoNi-
rants m Il wagon on the street.
Yesterday afternoon Il wi'"nl cam" off
7 loaded wagon near tho ElkS club and
iu,r> iigatinn disclosed that II was load
81 with a cargo mf vet guot:H that IS rs
scarce aS hens ir"th in Nest Virginia.
y man who was standing hy thu wagon
= few MINUTES later WAS asked h? an o.
n,.r who owns tho wagon" and II" r"-
uii,ol 't'r.d Iuhns"n." which is also the
nam" uf IN" popular manager nf the
r'ulIrI Theatre" Some IN" nearby started
:. rep. +: ;h:,, It vas IN. original Fred f..
and rhrn H." tur started. Sn""rnl per-
som, congratulated III" manager Of the
court an being abb. 1" land su"h Il cargo
nr w., goods and he Wondered what the
jni:r WIS.
Later tn" prohibition officers. who
ar prrsnnai friends az Mr.. lohnSNn'S,
a;,pr.trrd AMI tod him ur the :irrum-
Sta!.r.s and they all had Il real laugh.
la fact M. thought II wta such Il good
juk" that u" invited the Law" to the
Court Ia witness the production Of Tho
,I:. I!arn in 'tIouwtra" and they had
another Sr"i laugh after til" show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-20
DOMESTIC USE OF
LIGHT TO Be LESS
AS WIN-WAR MOVE

WASHINGTON. June l9.--Thc public
viii n. asked soon by the government 10
nrr,drn It's list of war sacrifices TO IN
..Iude electric, lights and gas as Il means
If saving fuel.
instead of shutting down AL non-war
industries. 20 saw fuel. Il plentiful sup-
pIy Of which ~ absolutely essential -
the winning Of the war thereby t'''"N
ing many persons out OF chlpl"! t'eh'
and reducing The economic resources al
effort will he made TO effect Su'h Fc
ductiun in the private consumption VI
coal that many factories VIII De rhhol:c
to operate part tim" at least. llahS III
This end were discussed today Ut con-
f.renrr between representatives. or III"
fuel administration. the War lhuNSI' 'e'
Board and tho shipping board.
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SALARY RAISES ARE
NOT YET GRANTED

Thu local far" department and water
works employees h;LV" not yet received
the promise of $50 irr day wages FROM
city Manager Maggie. The men We're III
c"nf"rnnr" with, til" city manager yes
tcrday afternoon. VIII" pointed out that
Will" 1t was realized th:lt Ia" men w"r"
undrrl:tid. the rIty'S Finances wrr. not
81 eouI AT This tim" US to permit grant
inG tn" increase. II was proposed that
thu matter hr deferred until such n time
when tho Cjty'S treasury wall h" larger.
The iirnurn asked for AN eight hour
day. double plnuntOOn system. which
would mean the employing of Il double
force nf men. The S'al' w;lS to have
l""n effective July first
TIL" policeman were asked for a raise
10 Sl%a. but have not the rrumIS" II ~"
advance. This ADV uuCc was also To he
effective July first.
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MoundsYtlle Briefs.

Tho second patriotic lawn prayer SCR
vices were held on the court house lawn
last evening. There was a large attend
ance
Progress IL being made by Contractor
Thos. Shrimp in rcmodelinE the south
half Of tho Hubbs house. Il will h"
completed by the last Of tn" month and
will be occupied by r. T.. kuoutz.
The Epworth Leagues of tn" Wheel
ing district arc In rally II the Calvary
NJ T.. church.
MIS- +. b, Koch has received word
that her son. William Mcfarland. h;LS
arrived in France.
1t is reported tina, tn" Marshall r"un-
~ boys who have b""n in trimming al
Fort Srr,'vcn. Ga. have h'irn transferred
| to Camp E:uStacc. Virginia.
Repairs arr being mad" Ia tn. Su,lr h
side Of Seventh street. just w"S; Of JET
fcrSon avenue where the street and sid"
walk has been gradually settling for
some tim. Ann effort is hong mad"
TO see If Il is all the cauS" "f Ia" $tnr-
tary sewer.
Mrs. Marie RaIlinE"r. VIII" was 1t Tho
Glendale hospital. has SO rr""v"rrd thai
she Is able 10 be at the HON" "f h'r
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lIar;zrll
Of Morton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Il. Pack. Jr. hay"
gone to Detroit. Mich. t" visit Mrs.
Packs sister. Mrs J. /. Fisher.
Edwin t'itzsirnmr1Is and Thomas Will
son lcf: Wednesday evening fer wash
lngunn. r. c., to enter the medical do
partmcnt.
,Iarcnr" Barth. accompanied hy his
sister. Miss Marie Rlr:h. left W"LurS-
day evening for Washington. II" viii
be q page in the Whit" House. Miss
Barth has accepted government posi-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs J. B Catl"tt hay" rr'urn-
Cd To ClarkShurg after visiting relatives
her.. fur Some time.
Or and Mrs. Il. Robinson hav" do
parted for their home at Mount Vernon.
Iowa. after visiting friends her" and in
this vicinity.
Mrs J. N. Cox and daughter. Gerald
inc. have returned to Cleveland. Ohio.
after visiting Mr.. COX's parents here.
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HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

There * real common sens" IN
just noticing whether III" hair |!
will kept 10 judge u w"man'S
n"alnrSS or good taste. II you are
one If The few who try Ia make the
most of ynur hair. remember lhht u
is not advisable Ia wash IN" hair
with any cleanser made for all pur-
poses. but always use SOM" good
shampoo. Euu can enjoy tn" very
best by getting some GanthroX from
your druggist. dissolve teaspoon
ful in cup uf hot water. This
makes IL full cup Of shampoo liquid,
enough 50 il is easy II apply II ~
all the hair instead of just The top
of III" head. Danhruff. excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be 50 fluff
fy that it will look much heavier
than it is. Its lustrr and snrtness
will also delight you. while the slim
ulated scalp gains tho health which
insurcS hair growth.
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BRAVE ITALIANS
Confined from First Page.)

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NOT r'n'W "'S "..'''" rom ''E 'NH'"s' =
p'''''" '' '''F "''','''," '''H F,' IA al
hr'!"i'S We're t"I'r''''lE F'P'''Sco III
the GrahhH ana M"hl"Ii" lr~"h'
w" carried out thruslS ON IN" NSIh"f'
plateau. the allied d"la"hm"nts cap
turing many score of prisoners and Two
guns.
with un"caSnE pressure "" shorten
cd the front opened hv the enemy scout n
of Monichrlluno railway. Our artillery
with deadly concentration Of fire did
no, ,..yc trucc tn the enemy m,ss.;
| waiting o,n,,. ,hr fran, nr tho h,.,I,.
o- in r,uvrm,,r, !, ,h,. h.,l, ,r,.,.
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HH"'" ''"A' WI '"I ''"H'!
W" a''''''I'S IMAGE ICY me 'h'ihF Ia
cross 'E' rl%h' hahk from san ANDREA
|" 'aho'in M''r rrhu!$"d. ph Ia" en-
hankm"iiS at tn" river between Fandciu
and FuSSalta IA" Strenuous defense 81
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Early British Report.

LONDON. Jun" la.--BritlSh troops
last night successfully raided tho Ger
man lines in the region I" the south or
Hrhut"rn". north of Albert, III" war "l-
lice announced today. y BRUSH posi-
recently taken by tho Germans near
VlcuX Bcrquin. on the northern SIDE "'
The l.vs salient. was r"capturrd. some
prisoners and Two machine guns belhs
taken in tho operation.
The statement reads:
a raid attempted III the l.ocre sector
hv ,hc enemy. was repuiscd by French
troops.
The hostile artillery was active yes
to-day evening in tn" Ancrc valley about
Mcricuurt and during the night has
been active in thr n"ishborhood OF Mcr-
riS CFlanhrrS frnnt)
we carried ont Il successful raid last
night south Of Iichu trrDe.
In tn" NicuN Bcrqun sector party
0r troops attacked and rcC:tpturcd one
mf thu, y~rSlS taken 10y tho enemy in this
locality on tn" nigh, "f Jun" -. We
secured few prisoners and two ma
chino guns"
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tceu certain quantities.
AMSTERDAM. June ls.-Mattcrs in
Austria are rapidly approaching the
breaking point. The Vienna Arbciter
Zeitdng. which was received here to-
night. says that representatives OF the
government owned mines. printing
works mint. telegraph and posts secur-
cd an audience with the premier. DR..
Won Seydler. and the finance minister.
DR.. Won WINNER, on Friday.
Deputy Gloeckel. acting as spokes-
man for the men. said that the lower
ing Of the workers efficiency was at
tributablr. not To ill-will, but entirely
Ia under-fecding. and that the state en-
pIoyes needed an increase In wages OF
nifty percent, in order To live at all.
Dr. Won WINNER replied that the ut
most limit of expense had already been
reached and that the state could not
possibly bear a heavier burden. All no
could promise was further discussion"
next fall.
The Arbcitcr Zcitung. in a heavily
censored article speaks OF dire distress
outside Of Vienna and in places where
war industries have been established.
in many communities. il says. the pco-
ple have had no potatoes for Tour
months and that no fats or flour have
hrrn distributed Children are going 10
school hungry. In ono place near
Vienna bread supplies sufficient for two
DAVIS are supposed Ia last FOR ~hpie
week The newspaper complains OF the
uau,ilv of supplies from Ukraine. The
rest Of the article was censored.
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Austrian Report

VIENNA Jun" l%~-,Nia London -
AuStr"- Hungarian tru"pS hay" crossed
the F0SSctla canal. ut some prints. the
Austrian war otlic" announced today.
1t is added that tn" Italians are stalk
ng everything IN order Ia SHOP tn" adj
vance of tho AuSIro- FIuugariaus in
their offensive on tn" northern Italian
front.
Italian attacks drIiv' red On each side
Of III" ud"rz"-Tr"yisn railway. The
statement adds hrok" down under
heavy losses. The Austri;,n@ broke
through several Italian line, st. the
southern foot Of the M"ut"il"
Tho text # tho Siat"mrni% r"a,!s.
The &uulh"-m wing Of the army
group of Field Marshal Won E"r""vIr
has made Il steady adranc" and has
obtained fresh advantages. THr F"S-
4,tll canal has been CROSSED at som"
points. The ltaliHnS ar" stalking every
thing in order Ia stop ih' advance" In
marrow stretches prisoners htT" h"n
taken from the numerous units WnItE
hav" been thrown together.
"Sinlcnt enemy attacks delivered Win
the CREATES, Siul'"rnn"s:' especially "n
Fvih sides az tn. rd"rH"-Tr"vIs" rail-
way. broke tiuwn w!th heavy losses.
"p,yisun. under ''"l"n"l ';"m"rai
Arrhduk.. Joseph broke through several
Italian lines near S"villa 81 the south
err foot Of :hr M"ut"lIH.
"'rhr number Of nrlS"n'rS increases
con the mountain from: th'' captures
between tn" rinN" and TN" hr"nla'
southeast "t .tsiAE". whI'h "" '"''k ''n
tn. 18th again w"r" tn" "hJ"''IN"S 81
hitter assault In spit" "f .:r'at Ea"r!-
fees the enemy was unah!" anywhere
Ia obtain an advantage.
"un possnal,a thu Italians aI;.in tried
fruitIcsSly tn advance.
"lu 1L.. TyruIr$, western front Their"
w,rc artillery du"ls.
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s.Stop Itching Eczema.

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying alittle zemo
furnished by nydruggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
letter, pimples rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use zemo, the
penetrating. antisepticliquid. 1t Is not a
greasy salve and it does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of all kinds,
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-20
Modern Warfare
No. 1.-THE SUBMARINE
By HUDSON MAXIM
Bv HUDSON MAXIM

work upon X is already very we'll adj
Yanccd.
The main hull of tn" present r-hoat
is :; strong prcsSure-rcsiStns hollow
cylinder. This cylinder carries the Ell
sinrs and all the operating equipment
and the carc". Outside of this ryltn-
, der is another lighter hollow structure
! which - utilized Tor carrying tn" oil
supply. and this is open to IN" sea at
) The bottom. 50 that III" pressure" is
.IualIz.d IN it. The oil. being lighter
Than water. Is incap;thl" of escaping
while aS the oil is used up the water IF
! the rises up in The HUI and lakes
til, place Of the oil
Th.: potcutiality Of the Submarine or
: '-b.,;.t a$ !, weapon Of war has been
very amply demonstrated by the Ger
! mans ia thu present war.
! During TIL" year from February.
1917. 10 February. l*lA. the C-boats de-
Struy"d Allied shipping 1T an average
rat. of more than $4,000 worth a min
. ute. sS6lu.Urp :, day. $"59."n0.0po "A
month. SGIuu. fVu. rn" u y"ar. In fact.
! tn. submarines destroyed more than
,w:c.. ~ much Allied shipping during
! :iat year a. thr Allied countries were
. "A biz. 10 huilu.
Tn. shipping Board has recently or
e. rt'u bulll II ltI Icuc-bip'i SAl'P ~ '''S
! invention. which will be- capable OF re-
/ siSttug torpedo attacks. 1t Is expected
that ships built upon this plan can not
! actually b. sunk hy torrcdoes even
though struck by several OF Them dur
! ing Sngi" voyage.
Tn. best Informed experts upon the
/ subject ara unanimously Of the opinion
: hat the conduct % the present war Is
! very largely 4 shipping proposition. IL
J * absolutely necessary TOR us TO kceI
an open lin" Of communication between
our shores and France and England. IN
order tn get the necessary troops over
seas. and to supply them with NUM-
!; t,,ns while there. Hence. IT will hH
seen that i ship which can not ne sunk
hv tnrp,.docs Will add greatly 10 ouI
chanc.s uf winning ihc war
/ ,Frtday THE SUBMARINE
| CuASEE)
rnnvrich,. 1918. Allied Syndicate. y. \,
All Fights deserved.
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RHEIMS AGAIN
Continued Prom First Page.)

enemy suffered heavy losses ana "aS
rv"rywhcr" rcnuIscd.
last Of Rheims III" lighting hh"-
wise ended to tho advantage" or ING
FRENCH Th" Germans having h"cn sue
crsSful in penetrating IN" woods '''''n-
east Of Sillrry, w"r" driven out KY
French counter attack.
"rr;srn"rs taken IN IN" region W
Rheims declared tina; tn" town WAS A.
tucked by lhrc" divisions whIch WIRE
ordered |" TAX" tn" place 1t all COSTS
during fh. night.
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The Rheirs Attack.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Jun" ~. TRY Tho Ass"riat"d
Press ~ .arEr units Of German shock
troops which had been concentrated on
tho western side If l:hrimS. between
Nrlgny and 0rn"S am which wen; over
In asSauli last niEhs. wcrc met with
such m awful fire from tho French de-
frnsc that they wore unable "a make the
slightest progress They suffered such
LOSSES after trying tirlc after time to
reach thu F-"nCh positions that only n
few III N" attackers w"r" able 10 return
% their own lines.
When the Germans launched their at
tack in fun fore" on Ih"imS their in
t"niinn WAS ~ deal II heavy blow to
compensate: for their fnilur" 70 "a7tur"
Trmpi" cnr. Forty thousand troops rlr
iiriIsttrd in tn" assault along tn" front
extending from Nrigny plateau I" Sill
lery. with orders tn carry thu city ut
MI costs They met with dismal defeat.
At every point they were r"rulsrd
with heavy l"sScs. In Il MOST gallant
manner rhr Fr"nch troops prevented IN"
enemy from scoring even an tnliia! sue
crss. Tho artillery preparation lasted
for snvrra1 hours AMI was on" ~ tho
most trrrirI,, W.T. ,'arrIrd ont High "x-
plosivrs from hundreds "f rann"ns in
tcrmiu rl"d WIFI numerous poisson E1ls
shells
To IT," cast ~ Eh";ms til" Germans n
first mad. ':"ln" advance. hui w"r" soon
thrown back ~ their original positions.
and a considerable number % lhcrn w"rc
taken prisoner,
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Funeral services for Henry RiggswhH
WAS killed at tho Pipe creek minc Tues
DIV afternoon about o'clock. when n"
fell from q scarfoId. will be held this ar-
ternoon ut : o'clock. ut tho Fnirvicw
church. Rev s. r. Hart. Of IN" calvary
NJ. r. church officiating. Mr.. Riggs
lived on Court avenue. between Second
and First streets He was 81 years or
ago and is survived by Il wife and four
children
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St Iohu'a Red Cross.

Tho members Of the Red Cross So
ri,.,v Of thu. St. Johns church will hold
their meeting tomorrow IN the room
Of the city building. a short business
session will be held in the carly part OF
the afternoon which every MEMBER Is
expected TO attend.
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Rev. $. K, Strauss Comes
10 Zion Lutheran Church

Nrl :. II. Strauss. VIII" for tn" past
iw"nry y"nrS has b"'n pastor az the 81.
Johns t:vau",Iiral Lutheran church at
Fort Clinton. ohio. has been called -
H., IHSturat" If the It"n Evangelical
Lutheran church ~ This city. Iu" Iu tho
resignation Of Rev. ~ l.. l!cnZ". who
answered II call /" Tho pnstnratc OF 4
church. III Toledo. last fall. Rev.
strauss viii i'rrbAbN arrive here lhIS
week.
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Hreach On Saytnrs.

An Marshall county ministers will
preach on War Savings next Sunday.
June 81 Capt. w. D. Alexander chairman
for the county. has received 4 letter
making this request. and tho Ministerial
Association was asked IN furnish tn"
names OF all the minister's In the count V
so that they can tc requested to use
this day 10 urge thrift among the people.
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CLAY SCHOOL
HELPS BELCIUMS

rh" following; letter has h""n rccrIr-
cd lay Miss Ann Garter. secretary OF
Il::? srh""lS Junior I:"h cross auNlli-
AIRY from Mr. j. +. Andrus. director nf
Ike Bureau Of Accounting in Washing
ton:
i bear Miss Carter:
| am III Receipt OF eighteen dollars
which - th' rl"dE" for June. July and
August from thu children OF the Clay
srh".I :" IW.' I:..i;luu "hIlhr"u l'T-
NIT M" al h"halI nf thu national or
ranI2at!uu 20 thaIh l"H aud TIA" pupils
Clri.
Yours truly,
tSIgnvui J. L. indrus.
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Lato British Statement.

LONDON. Inn" i9--Ficld Marshal
1Iaig reports tonight as follows from the
British front:
I'm a successful raid We captured n
few prisoners and Il machine gun TO-
n!rnt northeast Of Perfume.
ON "Wednesday morning hostile
rnidng party was r"puls"h with loss cast
Of H"hui"rnn. Til" hnslil" artillery was
somewhat moro active "Wednesday IN tho
ALDER, sector in III" n"i gnhorhond or
l-0crc md DickchuSch lake"
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Briefs and Personals,

Mr., anil Mrs. North returned home last
r"snine AFTER 4 hr;cf visi; with relatives
III StruhrnyIll".
Miss Ethel Paterson. Of South Main
street. is visiting friends IN ParkersburG
for u few da:%.
Harry. Brown. "f Washington. Pa Is
tI.. gust IF John Harrison. on Main
street. for srr"r;t! days.
Mrs Keller wh" underwent an opera
t,"n several days ago. IS improving very
nicely at her home on Eighth street.
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Howard Enrhcr who graduated at
Ohio Wesleyan University. Wednesday.
received tho honorary degree or mi
Rrta Kappa Mr.. Bonhcr completed his
work In March and entered thr officers
training camp at Camp Grc"nlcaf. Ga-
II. was was one Of fifteen mon recon-
nendcd last Monday for n first leu
tenancy. TI~ is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Woodburn.
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British Report.

LONDON. June - Th" AWs'rlans
have been ahl, +" max" virtually n"
prnl:r"ss against the British forces hon.
l;,g an important section "t tn" I'm" "'i
TN, Italian front. TIL" situation m IN"
l:ritixh rr,u, - unchanged. according !"
the official Communication TONIGHT H.
srrihing Ih"S" operations.
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Aerial Activity.

T,AIIS. Jane l9.--T;i" war office an
InIInccm"ni Tonight says
There WAS no event 1T Importance
during the t,nurS" Of the day
"Dn Juno Is our air suuadrnns
brought down or put out Of action six
German nirplnnes and SGT fire to one
captive balloon. our bombing machines
dropped ten tons OF projcctiles last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-20
Home Mission Section.

Tho Red Cross hns Instituted Home
Service section here who's" duty is :"
get into close and friendly touch with
tho families OF the men in the serrice.
Tho offices here arc nj Scott & l'oohcr's
office. Eli Sixth street. with Mrs. t. +.
IYoodburn and Mrs. F. L. Fulton in
charge,
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Picnic Planned

\ picnic is hcinE planned 10 be held
IN lhs near future by crowd "f tn"
;oung pcopl" Of tn" city. Tho place OF
the picnic has not yet been settled. but
j, IS Thought that il Will be held at the
Wheeling park
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DR. Ealv In France.

Word has been received here that DR..
D. p. I2aly. lieutenant in the medical
corps. has arrived in France. DR.. Ealy
was city health officer until hc resign
cd about two months ago to go to Fort
Oglcthorpe, Ga. to JOIN the medical
cOrDS
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Red Cross YESTERDAY.

sThc ladies of III" Methodist chuFch
held IN !iil-day meeting yesterday IN the
E.d Cross headquarters The LADIES I'm
iShcd quite Il few articles %hlch were
turned over TO the headquarters.
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BENWOOD
Meeting To-day.

The Red Cross Sor'i"ty of the ST. Mat
,n.>y.s church will hold ln all day scs-
sion to-day IN the Red Cross rooms or
I'M, city building Tn" day will he spent
in sewing and knitting Of our boys IN
France.