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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
LIEUT.. n. {. REED
WAS LOCAL boy
AMERICAN SOLDIER WOUNDED IN
FRANCE EMPLOYED HERE.
Home Was in Boston But was employed
BY wheeling Steel and Iron

Word was RECEIVED last evening from
the department -on public information at
Washington confirming the rear ht inc
many friends of Lieut.. Nathhnl;Ll 4
Reed that he had been wounded IN &C
ton in, France While looking over the
American casualty list. the mIne was
seen by friend and an investigation
started which resulted in the news.
Lieut.. Reed is the son of II. Il. Reed.
Of SEQ Central street. AuDorhuaie'
Mass. near Boston and WAS formerly
employed at the YurkVillc plant OF the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company. lie
volunteered for service and graduated
from the officers training camp at TT.
Bcnjaminc Harris and was -oon sent 10
France. While here he stayed at the
home Of \. Stccnrud. 1t Steenrou
Place.
No details of his being wounded are
given in the report. The telegram from
Washington told only the wounded man
was from massachusetts. near EoSt"n,
and the local boy was known TO have
been from that place.
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FOREIGNER KILLED IN
BATTLE WITH POLICE;
ONE OFFICER DYING


NEW CASTLE. Pa. May l.-One man
WAS shot and killed and two policemen
were wounded one fatally, lat" tonight
in A running fight with four un'heht'-
fled foreigners. who. il is said. came |"
New Castle late today from lttShHTsh'
The dead pnun. believed I" be !. Tdur.
hungarian, was shot by Policeman Johh
Cucin Of the New Castle force. The or
ticcr was shot and mprttlly wuundcu
when the three remaining foreigners
opened fire.
Entering an automobile ana covering
the driver with 4 pistol III" three ior-
cirnrr-s forced the driver I" speed 10
ward the Ohio line. .Ecw castle po-
lice officials. county detectives ana
state troopers started IN pursuit OF the
spreding car. the former IN autofno-
bles and the troopers on horseback.
shortly before midnight word was re-
ceivcd here from Youngstown. a., |" INC
effect that Captain Jenkins Of IN" po-
lice force there Ind been shot and seri-
ously wounded by the foreigners When
he cndcavorcd Ia halt their EAR.
The shooting here occurred when ol-
ficnr Cucia tried 10 arrest Inc lorelsn-
ers on a disorl"r!y conduct charge.
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can be deferred until congress again


conveneS.
While plans for the future have been
shaping up for presentation to congress.
the war department has been pressing
vigorously it's efforts to expedite the
movement to France Of men already UNI
der arms. Secretary Baker appeared to-
day before the conference Of shipping
hoard officials with ship owners and
Se;unen's unions to urge prompt man
ming OF new ships. lie told the confer
cncc thai the accelerated movement OF
troops was going Smoothly.
Tho record Of achievement during the
last few weeks is pointed to with pride
hy war department officials. Military
precautions forbid disclosure OF the rats
at which the army is being sent to the
front but Mr.. Baker will be- ablo to give
tho house committee Tomorrow some in
tcresting figures in this regard
In pressing forward the troops. tn"
war department. il is lcarncf. has abnn-
doned It's previous policy Of completing
organization of u unit before ii goes
over. Under tile new plan regiments or
larger units go forward on schedule
even if they are short considerable
part of their full enlisted strength At
the time. They will be filled UP on the
other side by drafts from replacement
camps in. this country.
Tho number of men scheduled to be
called TO the colors this month under
the sclc.tN'" service act has been raised
to 100000. Last month. l50.0u0 Were
modified. At this rate half nt the suo.-
800 which the department, before the
German drive was launched. had plan
ned 10 call during the present year. will
have been called out In two months
TINA
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S|XTY-SIX DIE
Continued from Pirst Page)

tho survivors were rescued ny III" p"ltS
Of the French cruiser.
The City OF Athens lrTt her pier mere
ut 3 o'clock yesterday aitcrn""n. Hhc
carried a cargo Of general merchandise
and some passengers She Wis IN charge
of Cartairf j. Forward. one Of the oldest
rornmHn d"rS in III" service Of the ocean
Steamship company.
The vessel WAS of 200 tons and was
engaged in trade between this port ana
Savannah.
Among the passengers on :hr city OF
Athens Were. tw:nty-f"ur members 81
the United States marin" corps. Tn"
first engineer and Il tender "tI board IN"
steamer expressed The belief that some
Of the marines We're lost.
CAPTAIN Forward. who was ON" "l
those saved. was painfully injured ana
was grief stricken n thr ttSS OF ms
shin He said hr WAS preceding at
half spfrd about twenty miles 81 shore
sounding the usual fra; signals. when
,hc dim hulk If the cruiser l,n!n"d uD
through the mist and IA" crash fol-
lowed. Fortunately. the sea WIS calm
or many more lives might have been
lost
Cantain Forward refused /" make 4
statement concerning ;lr length Of
time his vessel remained ail"a' alter
the collision. Members Of III" crew de-
clurrd however. that IN" city "f Athens
sank within four minutes. great h"I"
was torn in her sid" below IN" water
linz. near thu. h.,w and %h" was 'lrri"d
down hy her own momentum as IN"
water rushed in.
Hulh ships were carrying running
lights hrc;IuS.. Of Ia" heavy fog which
hung over IN" sell
f. ]. Doh"rty. tn" wireless operator.
WAS able 70 send out only ono =. y. >.
call after the warShtlip'S bow plunged
into the city Of Athens sid" near tn"
bow. Thor. Was no. rcSp"nS" IT, III" APP
peal for all and IN" vessel sank 50
quickly poh"rly had n" opportunity to
rnrcu, thu call. II" IS 'h"!i"TCd /" HAY"
been drnwn 4 at his post
Many n"ru!r deeds We" r"c"urt"d to-
night Ivy tn" SURVIVORS. nnc "f III" H.
r,m.e rt ia" S,a tragedy WIS Harry y.
Kelly Of New York. IN "ll"r. wh" swami
10 an overturned lfrh"at and dragged
uron the huttum "t II '"ur persons who
were struggling III The sea. II" held
Them ;;lrrr Until they VIZ" taken off by
:, boat from The French cruiser.
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BAKER TO ASK
Continued from Ftrst Poge.)

mics into the fight in such numbers
and in such time as to make victory
certain. In the morning the heads OF
the shipping board and the war indus
tries board met with the war council,
composed of army officials. Details Of
additional ships and supplies were
gone into, it is understood, on the ba-
sis OF the recent surveys Of the stu
alton.
Later the Presidents war cabinet
met wit hhim at the White House and
went over the ground thoroughly. Sec
rotary Baker remained more than an
hou rwith the President after the 9th.
err members of the war cabinet had
left.
In the house. Chairman Dent. OF the
military COMMITTEES. introduced bin
that would authorize the mobilization
and organization uf 100000 S"lrctivc
service men. instead OF the l.06O.n0D 10
which the government is limited by the
existing act Mr.. pcnt said the meas
urr was his own and he had not con-
suited the war department on it.
Under the new classification scheme.
Their. arc understood to be 100000 men
immediately available for active mill
tary service in Class |. That estimate"
is hasrd on the returns Of numerous
states and the law Of averages. 1t
excludes all men rated as tit only for
limited special service. all dclinquentS.
slated for Immediate induction into
Class | when apprrhcudrl. and all of
the Sn-call"d remedial cases. tho men
who viii hc tit for active service after
operations ar medical treatment to cor
rect minor physical defects. behind
that, also. stand the men who hav"
reached u years since tho draft act VAS
passed and who viii h" brought in un-
der pending amendments. Probably tn"
total If rrfrctiv-s in Class Will prove
10 L. 800. 0np men when thu definite
figures are availabl".
This is the first reservoir from which
rnrn will be drawn Ia I'LL up IN" now
armies Ii is Conrrivabl" that Class
will h,. exhausted in time. hnt not that
il would fail tn furnish all the mon who
can be shipped l." France hcfnr" con-
gress meets again. For This reason 1t
is regarded as probable that III" >rucs-
zion Of increasing age limits of the
,iraft act or Of drawing upon Class :
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ROOSEVELT URGES
WAR UPON TURKEY

SPRINGFIELD. Mass May lit is
frequently said that il VI" must have
criticism II should hr constructive crit
Icisiu." Th"odorr Roosevelt declared III
au address here l"-ugh,. VERY wril.
her.. is Il constructive criticism. | pro-
pos. that We d"clar" war upon Turkey
aud bulgaria This week. hope we WILL
hcclar, war upon Them Tomorrow"
The TURKS have maSSacrrd Armr-
ulaus" Th"Odnr~ Roosevelt continued.
hut We have not declared war upon
Turkey. although she is on" ot The four
Central powers. Instead, We have APP
PORTED days Of prayer for the Arrn"-
mans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Governor Calls Meeting
To Extend Coal Trade

rlIARL LESION. W. Va. May T.
Ciuy"rn"r r"rnwrll to-day announced
that he has cail,d conferences of lhr
representatives 1T all coal associations
at West Virginia. to be- held in tn" GOV
errors reception room al thc capitol
Wednesday, tfirrnp"n May \. fur tn"
IurpuS" Of discussing plaus 10 extend
and rnlarr" the expert coal trade. par.
tirularly with South American countries
after t.!r restoration of peace.
The call WIS ISSUED after III" GOV
crnur had communicated with all Tn"
heads III the several coal associations
in tho stat" and after liz had received
general approval Of his plan from them.
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BOHEMIANS
Continued Prom Page one)

liam has bern at the front. delivering
fam boyant speeches To the troops. in an
cndeavor To spur them on to victory
Meanwhile British and French artil-
lcristS are sending q verlablc rain Of
shells on Mont KENNEL, the chief point
Of vantage gained by the Germans IN
the Ypres sector. Thus far tho allied
guns have held hack all attempts by
the enemy TO reinforce his mrcn on
the hill. and if the good work Is kept
up the hill top is likely soon TO prove
10 BE- a death trap Tor it's caplors.
Allies Line Safe.
Nothing as yet has been couChSafCI
regarding the lnter-allicd war council
now holding sessions At Versailles.
which are expected to hiring forth dcci-
Sons of great moment. Representa-
tivcs OF all the allies are in attend
ancc.
Great faith in tho ability of General
Fvch and III" allied commanders on Tn"
western front again has been expressed
by NJ. Clrmcnc"au. In" French premier.
Returning from q visit to the front til"
premier said he considered the line
stable, and that rs Il result OF the steps
taken by the various commanders ii WAS
outside. the realm nf Immediate danger.
Success for British.
except IN Palestine and NrSoput;IIni;,.
continues of minor character. In
both the latter theatres, however. th"
British have returned To til" attack and
gained important successes over tn
Turks. l'rugr""sS has been made north
Of HIglad along the TigriS river and
in Palestine several in$Itluns hay" been
captured and prisoners taken.
German newspapers hay" taken tu-
other tangent III th"ir t:iik ,i In.;tcr. II
is assorted Oy 4 COLOGNE" Journal that
Pop" benedict. on Whit sunday. May -.
will pat forward concrete nif'rS to M
Iii:lte between the warning fact ions. TIL,
reported Intention Of tho pope ~ said
Ia have had Il sympathetic reception; ia
Errlin. Th"r" is II" confirmation from
any source that tn" p"niif purposes
again Ia offer hlS services III m" ilr"c-
ton Of p,.ICr.
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New Inspector Of Mines
Calls State Conference

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May l.--I'pon
a:SumIn.; IlGr ui:rr Il star" mine chief
i"-d:ly. surc.. "hin-e Earl ~ Henry. w. J.
Ii";.;h, rInHn is:'u"i Il call /" all tn" Dis
,rirt uli" inspectors; ~ T." STAT" Tor Il
conference" 1" IT,. h,.ii ~ Charleston sat
urday. May H. TT. 1ri'"~" "F III" con-
ference j. - cuoh.. L,w chief Ia hc-
com" acquainted w!tiI ms working fore"
IN rhr Il"iI ana /" t..lk "V"r with !l"m
IN" business Of thu department..
Regarding T'"-''i" oranges IN IN" Of
flee and field f"r'",. 'hi"f llrath"rman
sand M !,um'"il.,r "r carly changes ar"
CONTEMPLATED III any rlar" III wnich the
inrumhrml is willing :" continue and 10
co-nr"rat"' with ~" ":Iiri Ia carry out
thu full purposes Of the law.
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AMERICANS
(Coutinued from First PageD


The German bombnrdment opened
at s O'Clock in the afternoon and was
directed especially against the Amer
leans. who were supported on the
north and south by the French. The
fire was intense and ct the end of two
hours the German commander sent
forward three battalions of infantry.
There Was haud-to-hand fighting all
along tho line. rs 4 result Of which
the enemy YVES thrust back, his dead
and wounded lying on the ground in
all directions. Five prisoners re-
manned in American hands.
The struggle. which lasted a consid-
erable time, was extremely violent,
and the Americans displayed marked
bravery throughout.
It was the first occasion IN which
the Americans were engaged IN the
big battle which has been raging since
March q, and their French comrades
are full of praise for the manner in
which they conducted themselves I'M
der trying circumstances, especially
in view Of the fact that they arc fight
irr at ono of tho most difficult points
or the battle front.
The American losses were rather Sc
we're.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Matewan Police Chief
Shot Down By Girl

WILLIAMSON. W. Va. May i.--Chicf
ui Police James Crawford "f Matew:ln.
Il little mining town east Of here. was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded by
Ethel Daniels. Il l4-yrar-old girl. late
last night. Five shots were fired by
llr girl one bullet penetrating Cra4-
f"rd'S hpS.
Tn" girl alleges that Crawford en-
tered their home ;Lnd was beating her
mother over the head with a black jack,
which attracted her attention. Upon
going ir;rn 1hr room she seized Il pistol
and commenced Ia shoot 1T Crawford.
Sin has been taken into custody Ivy
l"ral authorities pending an inv"Stiga-
ton.
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AVIATION CADET KILLED.

DAYTON. q. May l.-LI"yd .. Al
len. aged ~. III New York city, 4 cadet
flyer aI tile Wilbur Wright aviation
field met instant death today when his
machine became unmann Gcable while he
WIS making practice flight, and
crashed into one of the school buildings
on the ground The cause Of the acct
dent is not known.
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DIED

Wednesday. May ]. 1918.
III l2.%n ncl0rk Il. m, mt tn" home or
her daughter. Mrs. V. !. Esscr. lO+4
Lind street. MARY =. DALEY.
widow ui the late james y. Smith. in
The SlXty-$iNth years nj her age.
Services from the residence 40 Thir-
lrnnIh street. Friday morning 300
m'clork. Requiem mass st. Joscph's
ralhcdraI $3.50 o'clock. Friends Of the
family invited. lntcrncnt Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting If Stockholders OF the Rail and
River Coal Company. for the election OF
Directors. and the transaction ut such
other business ms may properly come pc
fore tho Meeting. will b. held NJ the
General Offices Of tho Company, IA
Rockefeller Building. city OF Cleveland.
ohio. IN Tuesday. May It'll. 1915. at IL
O'Clock Il, III.
y. W. MILLER.
amin Secretary.
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iI:l.l.IN. May 1t VIA I.",minn. ~
firing duel al Intensity IN f!aiii"rS ana
;i.r rrpul*" Of repeated French assault :
against lIrlnOutr'" ar r"fnrtr't in to-
days official COMMUNICATION. Local "n7
;;aErmcnts ~ ulirr parts "f The front
are recorded.
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WANTED-Misce llaneous.

wArrEp-To buy stoves. Ice boxes.
fixtures. household goods OF all Kinds
tools, machinery and farm implements.
Tool Store. 1o31-33 Market st. NATL
phone 1316-R. mE-l-n
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new Intclligcnccr building. 1904 and
1906 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1nteili-
gnrrcr ap-1f-tf
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WANTED-To Rent

wANrEp-To rent or rooms with
garden privilege. Wheeling or south
Of Benwood. Answer R T. care 1ntelti-
oa,.o- my-1-i
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MUFTENY-On Tuesday. April 2

Tuesday. April 30. 1918.
at @:lG p. m. ut Ohio Valley General
Hospital ANNA. rclict of the lato
Michar! MuitGny. in her s"vcnty-iifth
year.
Funeral from her late home No. 1914
E"ff street. on Friday morning ut
$40. Solemn high mass nj 81. oJs-
"ph's cathedral III o'clock. Friends
invited I" attend. Intcrmcnt at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
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BoYD-On Wednesday. May 1st, Mt GAS
"'rnrk T. H.. at the family residence
M. 10 Atkinson avenue. Elm Grove.
CHARLES BOYD. in the 23rd year
Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Malo Help

wANTEp-Composito capable on
makeup after nonotype. Permanent
position Good conditions The EDDY
Press Corporation. Cumberland, nd.
my-2-i
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wANTED-Plck miners for new mine.
steady work guaranteed. near Dillon
vale. Ohio. A good place to make money
for anyone who wishes steady work.
Grover Coal Co., office Tiltonville Ohio.
my-2-k
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McCIEMENT-On Tuesday. April

McCLEMENT-0n Tuesday April So
1915. at 49, O'Clock y. m. ut the fam
lily h"uI" a. l24 Virginia avenue
QUINTON &. MrCLEMENT IN his
Slst Ycar.
Funeral services will b. held Friday.
May ?. l9IS. At o'clock p. NJ. Friends
Of tho family respectfully invited
lulcrm"nt III Peninsula cemetery.
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BUY A LIBERTY BOND
AND
BACK OUR BOYS.
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
ment plan. Best Of goods and best OF
commissions We pay weekly. c. F.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main St mr-12-tf
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RIVER EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-Flat boat 20 feet long 10
feet wide. AZ, feet deep. SG50.oo cash.
Call Bell 35-J. Shadysidc. ap-l9-m
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WANTED Statesmen.

wANTED-High class salesman to call
on trade in Wheeling and vicinity. No
competition. Repeat orders every
month. fine opportunity for the right
man. al references required. Call
Thursday morning. C. R. MacAdams.
Mcclure Hotel. my-2-g
wANTED-Salcsmen as q rule don't
know the following facts: The largest
salaries in the world. the highest COM
missions. the easiest hours Of labor, and
the greatest personal liberty. are only p:
few of the advantages enjoyed by sue
ccssful life insurance solicitors. We
have several positions open for Wheel
ing and other territory in West Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsylvania Everybody
some time, sooner or later. Is In the
market for his goods. Statesmen VINO
can prove their ability will be educated.
carefully drilled in the practical work
and assured Of income from the begin
ming with what IS conceded one of the
best life insurance companies in the
world. Call or write Church & Clarke
Co.. Inc, Room col. 1ntelligencer Bldg.
General Agent for the Missouri State
Life insurance Company, Of st. Louis.
Mo. my-l-l
FOR SALE-Shetland ponies. quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
l.. Hump. West Alexander. Pa ap-2I-r
WANTEp-Several live wire statesmen
for Wheeling and vicinity. permanent;
must be able to give first class refer
cnces and bonds. If you are making
less than $4,000 a year come and see US.
we will teach you tho profession and
give you an unlimited opportunity.
Church & Clarke Co.. Inc, Room 2Ol
Intclligencer Bldg. ap-29-l
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FOR RENT-Fu1nished Rooms.

wANTED-One or two gentlemen
to occupy cheerful furnished room
with bath; South Side, near Ohio
valley General hospital Address
Y, A., care IntellIgencer. ap-24-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS
We EVERYTHING s an1

0ffic. furniture. store fixtures. house,
bold goods. tools. machinery. bath tubs.
sinks, paints. hardware. showcases, pool
tables, soda fountains, refriSerators.
butcher outfits, cash registers. steam
,,h,,s coffee urns, safes. chairs, tables.
scales. mirrors Trol Store. 1881 and
1n22 Market ST.. Nat. phone 13I6-R.
r-.,, Saturday evenings ny-1-m
DRESS WELL AND SAVE MoNE1, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PAaTS,
ALL SLIGHTLY USED. TAILOR AADE
At GREAT BARGAINS GASSEL, 1923
-1.pKET ST. WE ALSO BUY 6EC-
nwD HAND CLOTHING. ap-l9-&4t
SELL YOUR Observation-Disclosures cash
prices paid for wrecked and wornout
machinery. etc. Tool Store.
Ioa1a3 Market ST. my-1-m
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POULTRY

THoRoUGHBRED Barred Rock eggs
Sl.5O per setting. thoroughbred Chcs-
tor White pigs. Stiiwell Farm, Rayland.
Ohio. ap-20-30t
FOR SALE-S {. W. lcghorn eggs for
Matching. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs. +. G. Willerton. Bcllaire, R D. No. :.
np-2-60t
FHOROUGHBRED B.rrcd Rock, Cock
crcls. 81 and IS. EGGS, $3.50 for Is.
S,ilwcll Farm, Rayland. Ohio.
mr-19-S0t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

man with $500 cash.
looks for an opportunity TO 50 in
business with reliable party. Address
II. G., care Intelligenccr. my-l-i D.,
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wANTED-Bright energetic boy for
drafting room. Apply J. E. Moss Iron
Works. 2Sth e. Chapline streets. my-2-l
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-Girl wanted for general
homework and plain cooking; no chill
dren. Call 735-M, Altenheln- ap-12-tf
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ED-Whitewashing by man capa-
pie Of giving first class service. Call
Bell phone 23-M. Wheeling. ap-2s-l
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WANTED-A good plumber and steam
filter, at Morgantown, W. Va. AG-
dress Alex Zeck Son, Morgantown. W.
Va ap-2o-m
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Taught quickly. cheaply. thoroughly.
Sure Of work. Big wages. Write Molar
Barber College, Cincinnati Q.
ap-23-1mo
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
ENEMY ADVANCED TWO MILES
UNDER COVER OF SMOKE

terrific bombarme early today FIVE German divisions under the
of smoke attacked the Americans crossing the Mane pom
the region of ausOnne They advanced from three four
komeers (beween and and oneha mes) three hours
An American attack then swept the Germans back. The
Americans executed brilliant turning westward driving the
enemy back the railway line, only few miles south of the Name
The desperate fighting continues The Americans
ing the enemy toward the while their artillery concentrating
FIRE smashing the pontoons which the continually attempt
ing to replenish.
In their counter attack the Americans captured German major
captains several euenans and nearly 800 At the
they released Americans who had been captured the earlier
stages of the fighting and who had been the rear
The French army commander congratulated the Americans upon
their yalor and success