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Rotary Club President
WEEDS Parkersburg Girl

Special pi>rr,,h u Til" IntrlliSenccr.
tr.hEitSi:l- i:t;. W. Na.. sept. IL
Fr.oI:u& w"r.. @II"u Il SurprlS" t"-iaf
with tn. acknowledgements that l"AEtnah -
Shinglctrn. prominent 'IaTH:'hprr puS'-
ness IMAM, and president ~ IL" 'iHrNS-
hur;. Rotary cl!h. and Hiss N"'liH }.
IHI; al ihis "''y. daughter OF ait. an"
AIRS l.. !. Lily. nt l'Arkcr>hurE. w"F',
rn"rrI"h las! night N III" PARSONAGE Oh
,h. E'r.r ii. l.. church. with III" Rev.
W T. Kin: ufi;ciI'jnG. Bird" mn"
i,:i,!..:rn.,n arr now on :; honeymoon
TRIP 80 Pittsburgh Eu!iai" and ether
mint.
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J. p. MERRIMAN. SECRETARY.
e-IS-n5-O-2-S

the Stars and Stripes and French tr1-
color OH the gallery rails back ot INC
vice presidents ruStrun. while p>lo~
on nit her sid" tho two huge rns"s. 'ELrn
nearly six feet tail. were placed in lew
Of the 'aild icf>St. which included menu
hcr.: Of tho diplomatic CORPS. The nous"
and other officials. In the galleries were
members Of the French foreign (eeaiion.
while friends Of tho presidents family
occupied the executive section.
A,.comrnitLcr Of senators headed t'%
Ircmriralic Lender Martin OF Virginia
and 'Ecpihiirun Leader Lodge Of M;ssSsa-
chusetiS. escorted Anba sSadrr Juss"ralrd
To the rnsIru,n beside Mr. Murshnll. In
closing his address. tho amha"S;"l"r
spoke fcrlinEly of tho unusual hnnbr at
corded him III being given III" privilege
Of addressing tho senate. Members and
attnchea Of the upper house said the;
believed il was tho first time that ihr
aIl,hns sadur Of n foreign country had ad-
dressed the body.
The addresses OF both Ambassador
JuscrranI and the vice president wore
received with unusual ADMINISTRATION. the
senate rules against applause being Sns-
pended. After the ccrEmCnics tho nnl-
bassa,ior. tn vice president end members
uf the senate, thanked by the gifts of the
French government were photographed
on the capitol portico.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Su,icr is hereby given that Mt n
meeting Of the Etockh"ldrrS NJ Inc
Finance Company. Il corporation crca.
mt"d and organized under the n~s of
th,. Stale Of West NirginH. held Al
Wheeling. West Virginia, nj the i7th
day rf September. 1918. IN" lntlh"lhs
resolutions wer" Adopted:
fscS"lYcd: tir"s. That The Finance
Company, Il corporation created ana
"rganizrd uudrr the laws at thf nta'c
at West Virginia. docs HEREBY diSe"h-
Iiruc business rs L corporation ana sur
renders 10 said Stale It's charter anu cor
pura,r franchises. Th" board of dirrc-
tors will proceed To convert the prop
city. chooses In action and all assets
of this corporation into case anu pa!
off md discharges all its debts. tahiti
tics and hbl GntIons; and aItee Iul!E
discharSinE all such debts. iahiiItieS
and obligations. divid" the remainder
among the Stockholders pro rata Win
their several holdings NJ stock. but n"
such pnymen, shall he made Ia any
stockholder until after the publication
OF the notice hcr.inaftcr provided.
Resolve. second. That tho president OF
this corporation cause notice OF nv
adoption of tho foregoing resolution
70 be published in s'ornc newspaper OF
general .clrGilation. published near me
principal office or place W bus in'sS 81
his corporation. one. 4 week for fou;
succrs$v" weeks: and that he. "rrt1y
these rcsoiuIunS to the SECRETARY az
Stale uf West EirEinin. and ifllFcr I"
him n certificate showing IN" puni"a-
ton of said notice, as prnv!dedEny law.
Given under my hand this nth day
of September. 1913 =,
!. r. pAELL President
OF said Corporptinr.
!. n. MERRIMAN. Secretary.
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EHcOted Juncture.

LONDON. Sept. 24.-Thc Ansio-Ire'-h
forces in the D0iran region nave ente'It
Il inncturc with the frahco-'re
r,,rr,, IN tho west and continue to pur-
..r, rho retiring Bulgariuns. says the
I,.,,;sh official statement on Macedonian
operations. c,,o,,-
:,r1r. ,nrla-C:rrclts have reached SnloN-
rtrzn. marking an advance at ten mics
~, ,h,. yor,Iur. and arr III Eazarli. thFcc
miles north Of Lake Doiran.
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Schools Stamp Sales
Report Shows Growth

According tn tn. rrrurt or the sale ~
Thrift stamps in the public SchooiS tht'
school lads and lassirs arc thrltF
and patriotic lot. having bought n'aFis
$4,000 worth since February iaS''
Thu teach"rs come In fnr their snas''
Of the praise for they have no"Eht no.
orally. and go high above Inc quota "'
for each person urged oF III"
department At washington
',h. r,r.,r; shows: Total number buy
tn, ? ioS. total amount bought,
SAha3lGS..
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Auction

Twill sell at public auction on the
premises at Triadelphia, on Tuesday:
October Sth. at 2 p. m. my parcel OF
ground ls2x225 feet. with two story.
siotc roof frame building, OF 5 rooms.
summer kitchen and pantry. ccmcntcG
cellar fine well OF water with pump IN
kitchen. Young bearing orchard Of -
fruit trees. finds Of grapes. berries.
etc. Large yard with nice shade trees.
Terms Of Sale: Seven hundred dollars
cash. balance fifteen dollars per month
MARY A. CRACRAFT.
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ALLIES DRAW
(conttnued from Page one.)

Field MARSHAL HAirs Communication
issued tonight. Tho te1t Of the COM
nunicAtion follows:
"A Eaecosufu operation was car
ried out this morning In cooperation
with the Trorch N the st. Quentin
sector. At dawn English troops A.
taaked 'over q front Of four miles from
tho nsi4hborhood OF tho om1Enon
river soutnwsrd.' Good progress was
made ali along thia front. ABOUT 7"o
prisoners were taken.
vigorous resistance WAS encoun-
t.r.d at a number Of points, especially
In tho neighborhood OF SeleacJ'
where thu fighting Is stu continuing.
.rhere was local fghaSg again 70.
dny northeast OF Epohy, on sesul' Oh
which we improved orr positions
slightly. On the remainder OF the
front tncro Is nothing to report
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carhianA In P1rSut.

1O%Ix,N. Sept. 24.--The ser 1,
t,I,ors continue 10 cross the river var
dur northeast Of Monastir and are M
contact with the RulSarians, says Inc
S;rtI,n. official. statement Of Monday.
The IulEarians are burning villages
and stores Of material. The Sern'ans,
however. have captured great QUANTITIES
,rnnnd prilcr. the Serbians are on
-,o Iradsko- Prilcp road to the norm
nos, while IN tho southeast they nave
,,.arhrd IN, steep nasstf Of the Drenska
mountain range.
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withdrawal Admitted.

s,,E1A Iyia L-ondon!, Sept. 24f-As 4
-,,..,I, ne our front giving way III tho
o,.<,, between the Cerna and the Nardar'
.nTs Tho bulgarian wnr Office. statement
to,,ov our adjacent units wcr" WIN,
a,n,rr ~ ney. positions {" the south o!
T,riIcn and To the north Of Doiran.
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S. Germans Surrender
i To Two BritiSheTS

.InSpON, Sent. 2+-Two British
aviatprs. flying low in on" mAchine'
brought about the surrender Of e" Ger
mans, and. without .l-avinG their plano
shcpartied the party across No. Mans
Lnnd to tho British lines, according TO
a tale from the battlefield made public
to-day.
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Huluars Deserving.

PARIS. Sept. 24.-Many Flu 'sar'hn
,-n,n-. ,rc dcsnrtin. according 10 adv;c-
,s from the Macedonian front. 1t IS re.
mpr,nd that 5d1 mon from one regiment
h,vr b,rr executed Mt the comniand Oh
i.,-p,op t,ilicCrS
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M'ADOO MAKES PLEA
(Continued from Page one.)

priscs. to the injury OF the American
people and to the detrimcnt OF the war.
W. must create a healthy public opinion
which will rcprchcnd such praSticcS.
Ne must provide the machinery and tho
means through which these who have
to S.:ll their bonds may do SO and set
the highest possible price for them
while ct the same time protecting the
innocent investor"
Applaudrd by crowd which filled
Carnegie hail. Mr.. McAdno said in part:
Peace for the World.
The treasury Of The United States
asks the American people to subscribe
To the Fourth. Liberty Loan ss.000.000
600. This money is needle to carry on
the war. We cannot lick the kaiscc with
out it. We cannot restore peace to the
world and re-establish liberty and
democracy without it.
THE huge amounts expended by
America in this wa rare not wholly used
for destructive purposes. Great sums
ar: used for constructive work which
wall be Of permanent value to the Amer
lean people
We ar" building a great merchant
marine. Upon completion it will D.
the largest. most. efficient and modern
merchant fleet in the world. The
wharvcS and terminal facilities we are
constructing in America for the accom-
mntiatiui. Of this merchant marine are
an essential part Of il. Our commerce
after tn" war will be facilitated by these
great nrti0nal undertakings. and tho
money used for these purposes Is an In
vcStrucnt OF unreasonable value TO the
American people. Tho loans to the al
lied governments are represented ~
obligations of great nations. who Will in
time. renuv them. Out uf the $4,000
rn0. nnLs<of appropriations made by tho
Congress for tho fiscal year 1919 1t Is
probable that $4,000, 1000. 600 to SO, 0oO.-
pnInhn will represent loans to the allied
governments and expenditures for ships,
Shipyards. docks. wharVes and other
facilities which will De saTaSed to The
Ara"ric;Ln prnplc.
All Should Buy Bonds.
Asserting that "evrrybndy should buy
bonds" Mr.. McAdoo continued. EnScs
aa, .,lnr!cs are higher in America to-
,ia yih.n oyer bct"re in its history
rhn... $50 e.:""r"r ,'vcry:h.n:. III ) cara
. 49,; mi. i..IuE in q FOOLS paradise.
huf .h~y are doin:: Il GrirVous injury TO
thor country They arc living in =
f,.,ES ....rrI!.... b.'>:,IIs. tn" same degree
-. prosperity cannot h" expected TO con-
,Ir,.:. upon ia" return &c peace. when th''
In.ri.a!.lr rNahjuStmrTlt% Of Ill INDUS
:-ic.. ruu%t tax" pE,"": and ih"y they ar"
hn,n:- their r".irtr: Ir!EE"ni lnjuE!
,,...u.c +, je nrl,. hv .avinE that We
r,,. nr-,Ie or ..o:rrnm"n, with the
rcnr.v which !. must have 10 BUY inc
csyrn,.aY g,r,..!r,t for "nr military
frrcns. r:vcry dollar saved row and III
vested IL Liberty bonds S!it o" worth
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WANTED-AgentG

wANTKp-Three good agents TO sell
household necessities on the install
ment plaA. Best Of goods ard best ~
commissions We pay weekly. {. +.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main St rnr-l"-I
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Mrs. Herman G.. Mil
Ter,
?iiSs Anna Schmidt
Miss Mary WayIna>
Mrs. Arthur NJ elm
Mrs. H c. Carnn-
!. han.
Mrs. Anna Canoe.
Albert Snedeker.
Victor II. Cchhart.
!. II. Montgomery
Ethel n. Metzner.
Walter W. Kemp
Will ColyiE.
'MrH. Frank s. Wait
Mrs. F.. II. Maxwell
MIS-. T. p. Callahan.
Mrs. W. B. North.
Mrs. w. +. Frcigh-
ton. Z
Mrs. Harry Gordon,
Mrs. A. 3. Butler.
Mrs. Jas. 4. Keller.
Mrs. G.. II. I.
Schmidt
Mrs. JOS J. Bcuter,
M1s. Carl I>cndcll.
Lima IIenDir-
sherman.
Mrs. G.. 4. House
j. T.. ORrien
Fsobt. YahrlinG.
7 Walter Rogers.
las. s. Mcclure.
Mrs. w. II. Conrad.
S. X. Frank.
G. A. Bremen.
Robert Luke.
Jas. E DubhS.
M. r. Gregory.
, John H. Mcclure
=. F. IfabcrStiCk.
Gertrude Smith.
(, Mrs. O. II. nOrayio.
|, Mrs. Anna Marines.
Mrs. l-avinia Hab-
crfirld.
Andrew s. Hare.
iIhas. G.. BaChnann
p. Bates McLain.
". r. Elliott.
J.. Il. CraEo,
~ G.. Edge,
NJ. S. Mont geometry,
II. ". Hunt,
J. q. Lukcns
J. w. kemple
John J. B!Tne,
r. T. Springer.
Mrs. Hal Sawyer.
Mrs. Henrietta A
Rur1aina.
>. Metz Frlnzheint.
George II. Scibert,
trcd &. Folmar.
T. II. McColIoch.
II. l.. MctAmmon-
Mrs. II: l.. Mccain
mhH.
Miss Maude I. JEFF
ferson.
S. s. Gardner.
thaS, Il. iteiIIE,
DR.. ia. NJ uhroc.
r. II. Bowman.
Geo. w. Stephan.
Flora \. Williams.
Lutte Hicks.
DR.. VIM. C.. ElzlcT.
Mrs. Mary KliHves,
". y. CnffcS.
y. n. kindclhrrGer.
Miss +. J.Wingcrtcr
Mrs. l.. ). l5ullnrd,
John II. Clarke.
Mrs. G.. l.. BECKER.
!. 4. Miller.
Miss Emma Xocck-
: lcr.
Rose N'oellinEar
Mrs. I'll;l%. Alt
IIryTr.
ChnS. NJ. AltnI"ycr.
Mrs. r. J. Fisher.
Martha Nurner.
.Snl!. e. Crow.
Hilda Ffrcitiirg.
Mrs. II. Stidgcr.
y. y. Wolfe,
Mrs. T. a. Wolfe.
r. T.. Simon.
Mrs. r. T.. Simon.
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-Male and Female
q. g. Department OF Labor.
UNITED STATES EP1oYMENx
SIRvIc1.
FREE TO EMPLOYS AND ENPLoTEE.
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
Telephone $685..
NARXET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners
Two Electric Craremen.
L. Foundry Clippers.
Any number Laborerk
Machiniets.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders-
Pipe Cutters.
Boys Over 16.
Locomotive Fircmen.
Brakemen.
DomeSticc.
Salesladjes.
Girls Over l6.
Gail st the United states Employment
Service between and O'Clock for In.
formation concerning any kind Of EN-
ploy1neut desired. Remember thic IS a
public service and those 10 NO charge
Whatever tn Any pArson- lc-lf
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FOB SALE

roA SALE-Chcap. double frame. Lot
50x1o0 feet, roomed frame In rear. 10
settle estate Located at 32G Main.
S-23-n
ron SALH-1s17 Chummy roadster. ut
less than y price. Cost $1,000 last
December. Five new tires. Good ren.
son for selling. Also one three speed
Indian Motorcycle. Cheap. West Alex
ander Cinra&e. S-!V-r
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chairman.
Others present y
l. f. SchrLder
Mrs. ii. {. Kennedy.
Mrs. s. 7. Christian
Mrs. \. VI. RidEely,
Miss Gertrude
Campbell.
Mrs. r. l.. ScabHEh'
Mrs. John Suplcr,
Miss Marie Lane.
Miss Margaret Gro
gan.
Madeline AtInyCr.
G. II. Phillips.
Mrs. Matilda Smith,
Mrs. ". =. Lear.
Mrs. J. w. Bryan.
Miss Gene Enmert,
Mrs. i. T.. Walton.
Mrs. N. 4. Hoy,
Edna n. Ruchl,
Mrs. J. A. Young.
Marie f Slatterick.
Virginia Hodge.
Mrs. !. l.. B. Con-
nelly.
Hazel V. Seanlon-
l.. b. Bowie.
Mrs. W. W. Irwin.
Leo J. L-aF'lam.
MIS-. l.. z. Probst.
MH ]. Fl. RoScn-
berg.
Mrs. r. z. Hanil-
ton.
Elizabeth Higgins.
Mrs. Jos. a. McCon-
nell
8. i. Norton
Nelson G.. IIu ebard.
Mrs. S. P. Norton.
Mrs. Chas. J. Milton
Geo. J. Mathlson.
Mrs. VIM. Neshltt.
Mrs. Chas. ]. Schucl
AIrS Carl z Rcndcl
Mrs Thomas A.
RcatCc.
Mrs. Jos J. Reuter-.
Mrs. G.. II. Schmidt.
Mrs. Jas. a. Keller.
Mrs. \. Il. Butler.
Mrs. II. +. Gordon,
Mrs. ". +. CrelEh-
ton.
Mrs. W. B. North.
Mrs. T. +. Callahan,
Mrs. L. NJ. Maxwell,
Mrs. Frank s. Wait.
Caroline kindcller-
Ecr.
Will ColviS.
Walter W. Kemp.
Pctcr Boyd.
w. J. l'rankstnn.
Jos. r. Naylor.
John VI. Ritter.
W'ilnan West.
Henry ". tiundling
II. Mendel Taylor.
Henry II. Ecncke,
4. l.. Snwtrl.
frank i. ScrnECins,
Jul,n kuru.
Albert r. Schcnk.
\. &. Wagner.
y. W. PAUL.
Coo. W. oldham.
John l.. kinchorn
Mrs. VIM. EruR-
hhuS.
NJ ,Ss Carrie Frazier,
Miss Anna NuSl"r.
Mrs. Dent 4. Tny-
lur.
Mrs. !. 1Gllwond
lDhhS.
Mrs. J. J.. Mr1'nd-
den.
Theresa ". Phillip
IRIS. ThnS. RyrOtt.
Mrs. Ruth Mason
Davis.
Mrs. Fault Tarn"s.
Mrs. y. g. AierSing.
Mrs. Charles \.
Bowers.
Hiss Supili" {.
ilni'fiI,,'ISt"r.
Miss Eta NJ. Rob
rrtS.
Miss Mari" McKin-
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WANTED--Ma1e
WANTEU-Ee1nale

wANTEp-Girls. women Is or over. as
government clerks. s110o. Early ap-
pointrncnt from october 5th examine
lions. Common education SUFFICIENT.
Free particulars. American institute
Don't n, S6G, Rochester. y. Y.
r~ s-2l-5-o-o-6-13.
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at once United Cigar Store. s-24-t
WAETED-Icdum aged girl for chem
ical work. Give reference. Address
I1nN Enf S-ZS-l
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" M e D-Lad;' stcno6rapher and
book keeper; must have experience.
Apnly Fleischmann Co. 1917 Jacob St.
-'f''- s-3d-i
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Tina; i Viii ~ OYER hi; was the gen
: raj "pInIo!i Il all.
The city and county ia" been CAREFUL
Is divided an precinct lines. "''"-''h F,
precinct being i.Ssign'd !" ;h'' 'h"n H'iu
unr-hi.lf 10 the women. each group con-
filming Themselves strictly 7" territory
assigned Each wrrHrr should complete
his territory III :|iN hours work.
The following MEMBERS Of The com
mi,I,ss and oIhcrs were in Attendance;
Committee heads:
S. +. Norton. .hr"' j. L. "h''H-
.rrrasurcr morn. treasurer.
District Representatives;
Laird Mitchell. EIAolN
Executive Committee:
Mrs. John l.. Garden Miss Margaret
Mrs II. Z. Franz Rraun.
holm. J. A. Blum.
Mrs. i. A. Fhldrr,h. ". ". Irwin.
Mrs. ~ ~ Wilson. u. {. Ogden.
Mrs. Harry Mrndcl. Will stone
Mrs. L." Wolf. J. a. Bloch.
Mrs, slunrh -. Andrew V. Fisher.
Strcnrod w T.. Storcr.
Miss Agnes Wilson, :. ". Harper.
Speakers Committees:
,Ir,c,, Caldwell. Mrs. ". W. Sln1cr.
chairman. Mrs Lima Ilcnrig-
Mrs Julian lIcarnc. sherman.
vice chairman.
Church Committee:
TT. Rev. r. i. Dun Louis Hnrkh"'n.aF'
,h,r 1ly&. ]. J. Carroll.
rr ,,h,x H. Robin Mrs. Harry liam-
son. ""i 49, =,
Mrs. G. f. Hubbard. Mrs. y. l.. s9a"'c"'
vice chairman.
Industrial Committee:
Mrs. l., +. I'ariS. Thos. \. R"attie.
,.hoir,nln. chairman.
Mrs. i. \. Wilson.
chairman.
Count" Committee:
nr. John j. DIckcy. Albert Sned"K"r'.
,n.;,n,n SEC. county com.
Mrs; :. VI. Noyca.
chairman,
F'ratcrnal Committee:
Y r;an1Ian. Miss Emily Shop
chairman. hcro'
Mrs. Edwin Ritchcr.
Bankers Committee
Mrs. &. Bates McLa!n. chairman
Field Representatives,:
Mrs. II. NJ. kimeerland.
Manufacturers Representatives:
u poxtrn Mrs. 4. W. PAUL.
spccial Snlc, Committees:
Mrs. JOS. Spcidcl. chairman.
Mems Sales Committee:
Howard Hastings.
Cosmopolitan Committee:
D. A Mckee.
Toy Scouts Cnmnitete:
w. F. Stewart
|. Stunts Committee:
c. F.. Citizens. Lou's hrat1.
chairman
Advertising CUrrnftre:
Mrs. J. A Bloch. * Is. NaSior'
chairman. cnurHlah'
n+borS DrcSprt ucrr:
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wANTEp-A colored woman. respect
able and unencumUered, to do house.
work. Good home for right party.
Brine reference. Call phone 99i3.
S-2J-i
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want to buy or cell cart It's easy;
lust phone Intelligencer 822. A smau
"a. viii accomplish wonders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-30

the allies troops las been accom-
plished despite the greatest difnculttea
and re1ecte great credit on Yenizelos
and the Greek people. Here boo the
allies propose to be ready II the Ger
mans start anything"
An offensive on this front would. of
course, mean the employment of large
numbers OF Bulgarian troops. Just
now, the Bulgarians are showing a
marked disinclinatton to do any often
sive fighting. The last German start"
In the Balkans quickly was aban-
ldoned. largely because of the DISPOSE
ton of the war-weary, disgruntled
Bulgsrians to avoid n craps that
were mot forced upon them. This
does not mean, however, that they are
likely to quit the Germans as long as
they can see a chance for an ultimate
German victory.
THURMAN FRONT-Tt is expected
that as soon as the front makes oper-
atoms possible, the Germans and
Firms will open q campaign against
the southern part of the Thurman
railway. The people In parts of this
region are growing increasingly hos.
tile to the Germans, but they are still,
insofar as their fighting strength of
so. 600 men IS concerned, completely
dominated by the kaiser.
SIBERIA-The Czecho-Slovak mir
acle army Is continuing with ever
growing success to spread its power.
THE two portions of the army. one
moving rapidly from vladivostok and
the other pushing eastward, keeping
control Of a long stretch of the Trans
| Siberian railway from interior Euro
pean Russia into the heart of Siberia,
are striving to Join hands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-30
BELIEVE NEXT GERMAN DRIVE
WILL Be IN ITALY OR BALKANS

LONDON, Aug. 20:-The following
summary of the war situation in the
various theaters as the struggle en-
ters the fifth year, comes from an au-
thoritative Official source:
WESTERN FRONT-The Germans.
with 201 divisions In the west, have
q numerical superiority. But SO sue
cessful has been General Foch's
counter offensive and so astonishfngiy
rapid has been the development OF the
American army, hat despite the Ger
man ledge" in total numbers the al
lies have q greater number of fresh
reserve divisions than the enemy.
In short, the allied blows in the
Marine and In Pfcardy so tore up the
German reserves that the allies have
ready, fresh. organized reserves to
pitch in wherever they're needed, in
considerably greater numbers than the
enemy.
The Germans were forced to use II
divisions in the Marine battle, including
reserves, 20 that now 1t is carefully
estimated that the total number of re-
serve divisions behind the enemy's line
from the sea to Switzerland is 81, of
which only 27 are fresh. Some of
these have already been thrown into
the battle in Picardy.
The kaiser, furthermore. cannot
draw on the east for any more troops,
and he may have to send troops from
the west to other theaters. Therefore,
with the present reserve status. his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-30

own total strength in the west at the
Idown-grade point, and the allied
strength constantly on the upgrade, 1t
is doubtful whether the enemy will at
tempt another major offensive in
France. It would be a desperate
move" to attempt IL
However. he is strong enough In the
west to spare troops and be able to
hold on successfully SO that he may
launch a major campaign In Italy or
in the Balkans before winter. In one
of these theaters. rather than in the
east, Is therefore where the next heavy
German blow is expected to come.
In the west, In the meantime, the
allies expect the Germans to fall back
to the Hindenburg line for the winter.
The effect of the allied victory on the
German people is so great now that e
retirement to this line would not add
much TO the moral effect OF the re-
| treat.
ITALIAN FRoNTLThe spirit OF
the troops is higher than at possibly
any other time during the war, dae to
the arrival Of Americans and the Ital-
ian success in the last major action in
this theater. The allies are takine
every possible step to prepare against
q possible major Hun offensive on this
front.
BALKAN FRONT-A new Greek
army Of $50. 600 men has been added
to the allied forces. The rapid organi-
cation of this formidable addition to
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Clean Ornaments.

To clean plaster Of paris ornaments.
cover them with q thick coating Of
starch, and allow It to become per-
fectly dry. Then 1t may be brushed
of, and the dirt with 1t.