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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

REGISTERED DRUG CLERK-wanted.
Good salary to right man. Apply II. T.
Chelf Drug Co.. Broad and Harrison Streets.
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Stirring Appeal.

on THE FRENCH FRONT; W"dn"S-
day. July II. -. (Hy IN" ASS"-
rini"d l'rcSs I'm stirring phrases. mn
pluring them - stand firm. General ~
T. H. C;auraud. IN command Of inc
French and American troops cast 81
Rheims and in Champagne. arncAINd u"
his men before tn" German offensive"
hogan. In nm order ISSUED To his sol
di"rS he said:
I'VE may hr attacked nj any moment
You all feel that Il defensive hatti"
nrycr has hr"n engaged III under more
fnvorahl" conditions. You We're Warh'u
aud nr" on guard with powerful rom
fnrrcmcnts Of infantry and artlll"rN'
You will fight on tn" ground YOU nae
transformed by Your nard labor into
rr,luulahl" f"rtr"sS"S which nr" m
vinrihl" if III" passages are properly
guarded
"Thr horhardmrnt will hc terrible,
hui ynr Will stand il without w"hk"n-
inr. rh" assault wlll l." violent. IN
clouds nf smoke. dust and EaS. but your
position and nrmam"nt are t"rmilahl''
I'm your breasts beat fr"" mons
hearts strong and brave. Nobody Will
lunk behind nor r"r"d" q pace. tlrh
of YOU will have ono Thought" kIl'
and kill mnny. until they cry "n""i;n.
For This reason Your general says
Won will break Tins assault and II WIZ
he broken gl"r:"uSly.
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Early British Report

LONDON. July 1S.-Southritst of Viii
lrrs-BretonncauX south of tho Snmmc
tho British line has been advanced on
front OF more than n mile says tho Of
firial statement today from British head
quarters in Franco.
The British positions to the east OF
IIrhuterne also were improved some
what.
South Of BucQuoy on the front south
east of Arrls a German rading party
was driven off.
The German artillery showed consid-
cradle activity during tho fight on the
Flanders front north OF Bailleul.
The British official statement reads:
"AusGalian troops carried out 4 sue
ccsSful local enterprise early last night
in the ncirhborhuod of Nill"rS- Ereton'
ncauX. advancing their line southwest
Of tho village on n front of over Il mile.
Two forward field guns were captured
in the course of tho operation together
with a number Of prisoners and some
machinc guns.
We also improved our positions
slight during the night cast Of Hrhut-
erne.
we carried out successful raid to
the south OF this village and drove off
hostil" raiding party south o.
BuQuoy.
Hostile artillery showed considerable
activity during the night north Of Sail
leau."
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LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

mission OF West Virginia. held on the
18th day of July. y. D., 1918.
Case No. 7f2.
Wheeling Electric Company.
Application for authority to change
electric -ai"S -
Whereas. application has this day
been filed h. the Wheeling ilcc'F!c
Company for authority To change itS
rates for electric light and powcr' II -
ordered that leave he granted 10 my
one Interested tn file objection thereto
Mt any time on or before the lnth DAY o.
September. lalS: and this mat be Seo
down for hearing at meeting rl ~.
Commission To be held ut its Offices ~.
the Capitol Building IN the CltY VI
Charleston on the said 10Th DAY OIL S'P
tcmhcr. 1918 ut two o'clock p. m.' ht
! which tim" any one may appear ana
make such objection thereto as may
he deemed proper.
1t is further ordered that tho nppiI'
cant publish II COPY of this order once
each week for four successive weeks IN
two newspapers al opposite politics. II
such there he. and IF general clrEula,
ton in tho rdtlnt% or counties alteclcu
by the proposed change in rates; anu
said applicant shall also mall 10 OF
serve on each of it's consumers attcctcu
hy the proposed change in rates. az
least fifteen days prior To tn" SAID Iutn
day of Sept rmh"r. 1918, q written hHllct
, in tn" form prescribed by the CominIS'
sion. showing that 1t has applied I" Thc
Public Service Commission for author,
ty to change it's rates. the time and
plHc" Of such hearing. and the rates pro
posed tn lr charged by il: making quo
return 10 ;hiS Commission of the punt
cation Of order and service of NOTICE
! upon its said consumers on or before
the date of hearing.
\ Copy.
Trsir: r. b. RERNHEIM.
ir-lg-2f-au-"- Secretary.
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Heavy Blow by italians.

rnANCE. Wednesday,. July Il. -
Might .l--(By thu A%S"riatrd l'r"sS. -
while both he enemy and allied arms
generally were marking illn". 'i" W.
ians this evening carried ont hr,I-
Of the Marine. after the Germans nhu
carried them by inrrsSant attacks nur.
ing tho day They drove the "h"lnE
back into the valley Of tn" Ardr" rlFcr.
other sectors. both north ana SCUM
Of the River Marn". saw many small ""
cal sections. hut nothing par'aN'hS ~.
Ihr character Of general action; M"Ht
IF Tho minor operations. although
limited in extent. brought about most
yInlrn, encounters between small az"
,orhmrntS thr number engaged SOM
times being only II company or DIV
TALON. r ,,
,hr mon mrt nj full till midway n"-
tween the lines. Numerous mana ~
hnnd encounters resulted.
The enemy is still trying hard 10
make progress toward Ep"rnay Ivy way
nf Vrntuil. on tho north. and pHuIllE
and MontvioSin on the south. 81 ln''
Marine Muntvoisnn changed hands S"H-
oral times. tho french "T"htuailE E''"
ing some ground. 49,
40 whcr" along this front did IN"
Germans obtain an advantage during
tho day. Heavy lighting. whit constant
attacks and counter attacks. has h""i'
taking plarn in IN" vicinity of '"urtnh
wood. whore. owing /" tn" nature ~ w"
ground, the situation is most d!ihcnI''
East of Rheims tn" day was com
raratively quiet. hut the French recap
;urrd some trenches in the vlrih'ty "t
prInny. and rcpulsrl s3ttackS I"tw""h
beaumont and Sulcrs.
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Many Attend Second
Community Night
Services Held at Immanual Baptist
Church Last Eventng-South
Side News.

Nearly 5Hu children and adults
crowded the lawn and street OF Inc
Annex building Ut tn" liiTnhnuhl bai'-
list church last evening. Th" occasion
was the second community Night VI
Inr rhurch"S daily Vacation BiDlc
SChuul.
Next Wednesday, evening. the third IN
the SERIES Of these happy and prnilthnic
evenings. Will be- held. 1T which the -po
children 1T tho school Will reproduce
Bible period. given daily. rrcilihs
from mrrnury parts of scripture lh"!
have committed. Rev. GcnrE" h. LoCh
hart. pastor IF tho church. Will c"nuutl
Il typical Bible story hour. and Mr. l. \.
baldwin. IL sunday school worker OF
milwaukee,. Mis-. viii civ" Il short au-
dress. followed by SI"rrrpti:nn master
piece pictures from the pariil" OIL
Jesus hymns will also II" used.
During tho first part "f Inr rvrhihs
the girls Of the school Will give IL
administration of the making Of tiny
shirts To b. worn the coming winter
by EclEian babies. y number of lh''Sc
garments ar" being mad" daily. To DC
turned over Ii the Red Cross.
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WARWOOD BOY
OVER THERE
Vincent Stenger Dies Following Long
Illness In England
Hospital.

Word was received last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. SteuErr Of War
wood from the bureau OF public infnr-
nation TT the war department telling Of
ihr death IF their son Vincent. in Il hos
pital in England following q long ILL
ness.
Vincent Stcnger was twenty-six years
old ana WAS born In Warwood and lived
th"r'. all his life. lie left with the SEC
"nd contingent for Camp Lee in October
from Ohio county and was very success
iul in his army career. II" was home on
!urI"ugh at New Years and left for
France III March.
TIL" second day after reaching the
English Shnr" he was taken i'll and had
U""u III ever since.
Little - known as 10 what caused his
d';:th and ;h- message gave little infor-
nation.
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Colonel Roosevel:'s Address.

SARATOGA. y. Y. July lN.--rh""-
durr Rn"ScI"li emphasized I'll" n"""S-
IN IN address, her" to-day hr!ur" IN"
New York stat" un"fiirIhl R"ruhllrh'l
stat" convention.
TIL" events If tn" past year ana Il
half have shown that a E'TuhlIrAn con-
ErrS2 il nrr"SSary. the former pr"Sl-
dent said. to support tn" naminisira-
ton at every n"int wh"r" II artS
vigorously in prosecuting tn" war ana
Ia supply it's dclri"n"i"s in TN" rr"""ch-
ton nr tn" war and in lh' carrying out
ni a proper world policy.
This country n""1S.' III" colonel DC
rl.r,ol. ~ congress whlrh Will EiN" IN"
administration this kind of vigorous
Suri'nrt ana yet will I"ari"S:;lE >ur"r-
WISE AMI when necessary inN"%''EA '"
what IS h6nE done.
"s;inr,, tn" war began III" R"ru. .,rhnS
in congress hay" acted in spirit "f IN"
lnrrcs; 'patririii.m and Wh"uy wiin"n'
regard Ia quest inu; ~ i.''lIiI''S. f"r 'h'
aimni,r ion measures d"S1E'"H I"I
efficiently "nrryin" on ~" war Inc!
hrv" Furnished I ;arc"r r"rr"ntaE" 81
support than hnv,. ia" Democrats. ana
wh"r" the ndTIulSirai'"n ms Wr"h :
TN. bulk IT tn" R"nuhli"HnS Ncntur"f
t" withstand it and hay" St"r'I ny ~"
country. VIII, rra< III" hulk 81 tn" !,c1n"-
erals have not den" 50. although ih"r''
have lr"..'r som" C"nsr!CunuS ana non
ornli,' executions.
at i. rnl, lay "li"h r"rhu"t that W"
.nu w,n ;h., var and Sour" III" right
r.;pI Of ,,.Yc.. TIL" ur"d in r"nEr"se Is
FIR loval Americans, fHr-s';hl"d.
.lruu... willrd. rc.."lIir. wh" shall r"l,-
resent ~" r"nrl" If this country mn
who. shall sir"h *t"adfnSt by III" ma
tinm - - whole.
",rhr ri,.hi KIND nC r"nr" In" D"a""
which America must insist upon. 'ni"-
r.l Roosevelt cHul. "whE u r"n'" r"''l' ,
,'"r"G up"n ~" ""rr'"''' "> "',,"
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German Goal Eperuay.

PARIS. July 1S.-TThc German Crown
Prince. military observers here say.
now is trying to convert n large scale
failure into a SNOWY minor success
which will make up in tho eyes Of tn"
German public for the 100000 mon he
has sacrificed.
His goal now apparently IS Eprrnay.
The operation includes two parts. In
the first the Germans who crossed tho
Marine in the DormanS region arc
struggling to widen and strengthen the
hridGchead on thr south bank. In tn"
second the German right c"n,cr which
at the beginning Of the action WAS
along the Dnrmans- Rheims road facing
southeast. is now pivntrd on Nrigny and
runs north and south along u I'm"
through Vrigny, BnuIlly. MarfauS HnF
Courton and Roy woods. As the c"un-
try in this direction is thck|y wooded
and consequently easily defended some
military commentators h"li"V" tn" Cor
mans will soon find tn" gam" IS not
worth the candle.
Pursuing his now familiar nppnriuu-
list policy tn" enemy would content him
self with establishing 4 d"T"nSjv" truni
toward the east and turn his efforts
southwark in the direction Of Mont
mirail near Epcrnay. which Strai"c;ra,-
ly is second III Importance only 10 Chnl-
Gus This is tho hypothesis Of the mill
tary writer. Colonel u" Thnna$S"n.
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JAMES L.. aAWLEY.
lOO5i5 MAIN ST.
tUK SALE-Farm Lands

FOR SALE-By the owner. An s0-acro
farm with an "Xlra good room mouse
with heater and water in the house.
and barn. with good barn and silo and
Other Cujhul!inE&. /; * underlaoen
with coal AMI il has good fruit. 1t Is
situated . !ailcS from Mlncrfa- winch
has three 4. r. systems running througl
il and III. farluu:: Lincoln Highway. y
large milk curd"nSing plant is also there.
The farm is Just rolling enough to
drain Of well Buildings lightning
rmi"d rtca$" write for further inform
ati"n Ia Loren Shaw. Minerva. ONO.
jy-15j
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p,R1S JuIv 1S--.---'rhc fr"nch W.
p,nrninr delivered an attack al'HE ,,,
line from tn" River AiSn" rs 1T 1T
ne m. region Of H.II"au. IRON -"
oh,,tt ~ miles and mad" progress "
curtain rniulS Of between ih'ir ann -
half and two miles. IN" "ar '''''
nnuncrd today. >,-r, md
cb,mnarnc front is unchanged.
EARLY in the moH"Ih"hl' ~ ,,1'' IN
taken in the advance b"Ean c"ttn'"E nr
Tho northern point Of IN" iron, ~ ~
o+,,rl, is th. town Of f"nt"nry. N'"''!
:" mill. north If the River AiSn" Emo
In the lighting on he lr"nt ~ ,,.nI
r,errnan offensive tho French ElS' ",H t.
,tnnncd tho Germans in the face 81 S. ',,,
icnt attacks. which tho enemy la|'n ~ No.
snn,hwcst of Nantcuil- LII -fnSS''
fwrrn ,h,. Marnr and Rheims ,. -,
on ,hn front behind Rheims caSt
+bn yeslo river. an attack by Net,,-''
guard units was completely nns,-
Tho French attacked German Gn
tinns from the region or foht'n,s ii,sI-
tbn Aisne, as far rs the. region "l aLc
inau this morning. We nave 70
'ra,~rass Mt certain points from TWO ="
threr kilumctcrs. Tho capture OF p''
e'% so IN ' tbH front Of tho, Marne ana no
charapasne the night orouRnt u"
ef' as9suthwest Of Santcuil-l2- Posse W.
arrested Il powerful and 'f9"'en'
by tho enemy. ,,o,,. he Ger
man guard units broke u'""
plctely.
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Ia .
~ nv NrL
NV W n,"' im,.iJ , ronr mari in the
,''. 'nf ~, ,ynrIJ way. INC
c,ionoI rnnlin,IrJ "L", Ms make tho
;i.t;r, ~ .in, v..,r nn American task
~; ,,,,n pr>t >,.nr We ought "a
'' ..S,.,,.'s 80, ..,n, as great MS tho
,,,,hir,, armies of France and Eng
,nnJ a. ur,ny rr hcrwcnn !. 0nn. Gsl0 and
ara nan ii.,hiirr soldiers on tho rari-
~ ,,.L,in.. rr,ni. and this CnnSId"r-
inr r"nlarrrnrnis and nun-""mhata
mans al least 6.nnh. nnn m"n.
Congress should rrtuS" assent I" tho
war drpnrtnlrrt's pr''S"u; policy "i pro-
craStirHtirn. in DIFFERING IN" n"'"SSa: -
cutrnSI, " Of III" :!G,. limits Tor III" draft
and in uthrr ways. There should nc ~
futl."r DELAY. EcSId"S ENORMOUSLY
strengthening our army in France We
should hv this tim. have Declared wal
on Turkey and have S"nt ph.nUh soldiers
10 aid our allies in Western ASIA. W.
have had to us" English ships tn Terry
our rruun$ across the .tttnhtl" ana W.
cnu1u uSr 1nuaurse ships tn ferry lh"n
across The I',rIrIc.
'''rhrr, must he no prarr until i""
many is beaten 10 her knees. T" have
her with II :stranrI"-h"Id or Russia. an"
! through h-r vass;nl alice. Au%tria, lu''
gnria and Turkey. dominant III t"niri
L.u-nr, and Asia Minor would mra:
that sl had won III" war anl taken "
great stride toward world domination.
EIriurn mus, lie r,.ir$latth "ui T."
imlurSrd. i'raurr r"""jN" Nl"a"". TURKEY
, driven from Eurnn" M ""l"r", :'iii!
IiuIinn- Austria must i.n Ia Italy hN'
Observation-Disclosures IT, Eunauin. an,
Irrrr,r ruuc1 n, ir,.. th.. Jews CivCI
i,.,lrstin.. and the Svrian Christians Ia
,.r.,,,ri,a w,'h Ihr Poles and ether
ci.,, r,,.,. r,.1,,..J FROM, rh. menace, nt
tho tirrrron sword "l'nloss Nc do III
! his w., d.rlnrnti "vc shall hay" fail-
in m,liiu:: IA" lihrrir nr wcll-h"havrt
. ,,ivil,yrr rcnrIrs srr.t,rr. and wc shall
h,,c shown ,h,t our announcement
.l,,t ,,,aE,u. IT,, world Sif" far -d"Inur
o,,- ,,..r ,r ,p,ntv r,1xt"
..rh,e, .r, ,I,r ,a2ke -, us rs regard,
trimming IN. wrr and nrtlini: IN" war
w. ..,,,,ti,,,rJ '.rr,. rrC ,r,. ~, ,,r.u cl"rt
oil ,his fan should not only "" arSn.
I,,,l~ I,,.,l hui o,sercerd of broad
;.r ,,,,,,,, v.pSc hirh character
mi urvir]hin,. r~snliItinn: for they rirlsr
cr,rrlr With tremendous iut"rrat iona
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ENEMY LINES Of COMMUNICATION
Continued from Page Qnc.(

continue wherever they have seen tit to launch
attacks East of the French have reaptued Prunay but
south of the Mare local fighting they have lost some further
ground The official communication asserts that IN this
zion success attended the German efforts.
South of in the Amien sector the Aus
trans gan have into the German line this time on front
exceeding mile length capturing and prisoners East OF
the British also improved their positions inc Germans
continuing the bombamens of various sectors held by the
British in France and Flanders
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EERLlN via London. July lS.-The
official communication from general
headquarters dealing with the opera
tions of yrstcrday. says:
Yesterday the army of General Won
Bnchm was lighting heavily Throughout
the day. Reinforced by newly hro'lSh'
up divisions. the enemy. after several
hours artillery preparation. again
launched a great united counter attack
against tn" Who'll" Of our front south
Of the Marine.
by evening the battle was decidedly
In our favor. The rn"Iny's attack br"''2
down with tho heaviest losses. our
counter attack threw III" enemy out 81
small places southeast of Marruil into
which he had temporarily penetrated.
ION the north bank Of III" river the
enemy also "ndeavorrd >vainly to c"a'
test our Successes"
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points and their particular duty cx-
planned l." them. This is all the more
important as only II few days ago three
men and Il light machine gun were cap
turrd 10y Il hostile patrol. THIS state or
affairs must not continue.
y good deal of activity continues be-
hind tho German front. hut the infantry
has remained very quiet since the be-
ginning Of The present German often
Slvc around Rheims.
No ati"mpl has been made To recover
the ground lost nj ting"wO0d Monday
when the British captured :; total OF
"a men and seven Officers. TIL" Germ
ans HAY" remained passive under re-
prlted British thruStS around liaillcal
and only IN" artillery has INDUCED IN
rrtaIliHt ion.
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1,t. mornings attack represents
apparently is IN inlp"r,hht ,;sa COM
move by General Forh. the Aiilcu su,iih
mander to counter blow lux line 10
along the Marine ana ~"
Rheims. ., ,,,as
Tho sector In which the attack "as
launched includes Il part or III" lr"''
hold by the Americans,
TIN American line extended cast OF
rcIlrau wood and Oh northWcStwaro nI
lenst rs far as Torcy. prohaoi! Sol'it ~"
or three miles within the area nc"-
toned.
The Franco American stroke seems 10
have made important initial progress
and if pushed. as ii Stems hound 10 Nv
the. entire huge salient rr"atca ny III.
Germans III their previous DRIVE H'ut'
of rho AiSne and enlarged IN ;htlr pres
cnt offensive, will be seriously ehuah-
gcrcd. attach
I, is along tho line now under attack
that the notable series or "pCral '"'S
which Immediately preceded start OF
the present German offcnSIr" was car
ried out by the French and AmnTlcans'
recording 10 an apparently well con-
ceiycd plan OF cooperation between the
two forces. -. ,,
French day after day In the region
u;hwcSt of Scissors and further Scuth
along the front cdginE the forest "t VI
lcrs- Cnttercts. The Americans Tor thcir
part took possession Of the entire Dol
icau wood. captured the rillag" ct NauN
close to Chatcau-Tmnrry and advanced
their lines notably to positions where
their guns commanded The villages ot
RaurcacheS. Bcllcau and TorcE along
tho CliEnon river.
II was quite generally assumed NJ
the time that these attacks wcr" merely
for defensive purposes to forufy the
line against n possible renewal OF ire
German assault IN this direction. There
were hints. however. that there might
hc NOR. important plans behind IN" per-
sistent aCgreSsivencss of the allies.
This front has been pointed TO as the
logical one for an offensive stroke by
General Toch when nc conSid"rr! III"
time opportune to taNc tho aggressive.
as its success would pinch off tn" en-
tire Marnc lift and If carried through
rapidly would inevitably result i'll tho
capture OF large numbers Of III" enemy
and quantities OF his guns and material.
It cannot lie told whether SUCH broad
objective has been drtcrminrd upon by
the Eencralissimo. The possibility that
il Is merely a diversion to draw off
German reserves from tn" Marine and
Rheims fronts may he pointed To. and
further details OF the operation and pro-
gress Of the fighting will have To he
awaited before the definite purpose Of
the attack Is developed.
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Picnic Sunday.

\ large crowd Of III" young people OF
the South Side ar" planning to have n
picnic Sunday M ElaEn"y's Grove. \
runmit;rc has been appointed and VIII
meet this evening AT The HON" of ChrS-
ter Rutlcr of south Eoff street. 10
MAKE final arrangements for TN" affair
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picnic Yesterday.

The members Of tn" ST. l'aulS Evan
grliral Sunday school held Their an
nual picnic yesterday at the Nhcclihs
park. The day VAS spent IN HalnGS
.,,nL other omllsrmrnts about tn" park.
Snccial cars were engaged In convey
tho members to ana from tn" park.
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Red Cross Yesterday.

rho Rcd MOSS soclcly II Tho Socond
PRESBYTERIAN church witnessed puSy
session all-day yesterday in their rooms
Of the church. The day was cn'irrl?
devoted TO the Red Cross diN'TS>"hS'
sewing and knitting.
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JAPAN and The U. S.
CONTINUED From First Page :

tavOrS tn" dispatch of sufficient forces
I" !"ar" til" c%"c!Iu- SlovakS free to en-
sur" tn" SAT-" arrival OF their comrades
from the interior.
Tn" impression here Tonight Is that
japan. in Il spirit "t cooperation with
h"- alli"S. Will follow the suggestion,
and. Xix" thu Americans. send troops
Great Britain and France. it is said.
ais" will send small Cuntinecnts SO as
IL make thr movement iutrr-allicd
Many .TapanrSr leaders. however,
favor NOR" extensive military move
ncnts in Sib' ria than have been suE
Gc$t"d 10y til. United States. Their
ideas ar" based on combating the cast
ward extension "t German influence and
tho Safeguarding at Japan's interests.
1t is suggested as not being unlikely
that tn" Japanese government. respond
ing to this opinion. which is growing.
later my open negotiations with the
United states and the entente govern
m.ntS. concerning the wisdom OF inter
T.ntion in Russia. which. while being
rhi"fl: directed by Japan. would be
supported by all the allies. The indi-
cations are that tho statesmen WHO
guide thr policies OF tn" empire desire
70 work in close harmony with the
allies. including III" United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTEp-Higb grade salesman with
organizing ability, widely acquainted
with Wheeling manufacturing trade, to-
sell lubricaiing spccialtics on commits
sion basis. Splendid opportunity for
right man. Address. giving phone num-
her references. Box Il A. care lnlelli-
rcnccr jy-15-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
BED Cross Auxiliary.

The Fed Cross auxiliary Of tho Chan
line street Methodist Episcopal churcn
will hold their regular session ncN'
Monday evening in their rooms of the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
ROOSEVELT IN APPEAL
{Continued From First Pagc.)

colonel Ia cutter the primaries. In
short time II had received S"v"ral hum
drrI SIGNATURES This MIS- the out
growth "f n statement Ivy .t%"rU"y-G"n-
rrll NJ. t.. Lewis. iinNrrn"r Nhitman.;
chief rival. who SAID n" would withdraw
if the colonel would h"r"mr Il candi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
Wesley Boy Scouts.

! The regular meeting of the h"y
| Scouts IF the Wesley Methodist EpiS-
ropal church will b" held this evening
/ in their rooms of III" church h'SU
sro,,is huyr taken Il great interest III
| their work. helping Ia win TINS great
! war
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Ev7osrmas-ER ARRESTED.

Sp, ri1l nisra:t'h IN Th" lnl"lh"rn"cr.
FA1HMDNT. w Va. July I'D t..
phillir. former Iosimast"r III Taylor
county waS arrested hv fni'"h Stat"s
officers rhnrc"h with mIsa"nr"rrIaiinS
funds If ~, office. was held ny Conn
missioner l.;ily Of Grafton. for trial SAL
urdaY.