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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
SIDE TALKS
BIZ RUTH CAMERON.
BY RUTH CAMERON.
| Word TO "ConStaut Reador,-

\ letter came tn me this morning
! SD typical Of many which receive. that
/: I am going to print pan Of II.
! 81 wonder" writes my letter friend.
III you could let me know any one
TINT would want n girl to work In the
evenings doing litt!" things Of various
sorts Some folks would gladly pay Il
, dollar To l.. able to get n night Off
from their families sn they could go
; out for an evenings enjoyment. but
where arc they? You can't 80 10 your
! friends and tell them sou nr" doing
that. b-rali:e yuu can't accept money
from that kind Of folks.
When Unexpected Company Comes.
again should imagine some people
would hc glad TO have someone come
along that would do some business for
them that they simply ra:,t manage
Themselves FOR instance. you know
how often people receive company and
II they had %nm"nn" tn come right III
and help them wouldn't il he bless
inEc And they don't know who to got
and don't know who they are.
NV letter friend signs herself "Fcr%
truly yours. Constant Reader.
Now if + did know any r""pi" who
wanted 4 girl I" work evenings. how
could IT,, her know"
Sh.. would hardly expect me- 70 pub
liSh their names IN thl" chIuHn. """'"
Shr7
Granted tina. they would he willing.
that wuI.l hardly mako interesting
r.adinc for liz rr:, 81 my friends.
A.id Yet | aIu constantly getting !"t.
r"rs - that snr;. appealing for personal
help md Signing nom de- plume.
a Boon TO Both.
ngr"., with my letter friend that II
would IL, = lm".r /" both thorn and her
if SHE rn;lId get int" touch With 'he
r,runln who need !. h"!p"-. And since
nm ,Ix,rE her rH*r az q had example
I nr,; guIng "a r:t:::;" ard say here JUST
ybot I should sly (" her if / w"r" WITH
ir.. Il personal letter. Tho answer 10
And they don't know who Ia gel ana |
don't know who they arc" IS always th~
same. Send nu; {" drag not 10 priHS
thr,n 10 vnu. Let them know whom 10
rot and you will fird rut VIII" 'h"Y
arc In other words mt In Il simple NC
vcr.i.cmcut in thu classified AdF"rllS'-
merits trlliaG clearly and 'uI'E J"*'
.;.h,, Won stand read {" do.
KNIT Ny Advice worth THAR
Sn much fn- thiG specific example ~
~ ''or:tanI Reader.
s. 10 Constant Reader in h"n"ral.'
oncr moro lct me repeat what nav
~ rf,.r snid.--if :ou want personal
,,,rirr please sign your rial name. anu
,ncInzr a stamped rrrri"pc. Sur"tF IL
my advice is worth m1y!hns IL y
r.o,,h three cents and that amount OF
confidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Manntng-Ecng Nupuals.

Tn. wc,:u.as nj Miss iiar.: Long:
lnuyhrrr Of Mr. and Mrs.. John Long, NJ
south York street IT, MIR. Willing Man
ming. Of Homestead. rn.. was quiet
event OF Wednesday morning. IN" ccrr-
u,uny taking plav" Ut "''lcck IN -
lusrph's cathedral. with N'r% ErT. Q. a.
Move. nffiriatnc and Offering the
nup,ial Ianss which followed. IN" AT
tcndantc w"r" Miss hSh"s {. Manh'hE'
Of Homestead. u sister "f the groom
ard MIR. JOHN i Hanna, of tins rlty.
Thu ceremony wrS followed by we'd
ding brraktas; ~ the HON" o.; the hr!dc'
which included ..nTrrS for only the I'M
mediate family and intimate" lrlrnds'
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning departed later IN
thr day on a lnur that Will 'nciu'4i
mint" along III" lakes.
Tho bride lnnh'Tl attracfivr u! raw
sIliuE costume oi Vrl""; or ii midnight
hlu.. with iaup., accessories. while her
rursaSr was 4 rlustrr " sweetheart
raa,.s. Miss ManlitE w"r" mr"mInI
.ailur.,i salt VI navy with .""cs*orlAs
@ correspond.
Mr.. and Mrs Manning will be at home
10 their friends ahrG- D''tohcr -. NJ
tho rr4iNcncr IF tho brides parents.
Mrs. Manning Is quito u popular young
lady. whita Mr.. ManHn" is equally wrii
known and cnnnc-'trl with ;hc Wheeling
Mold and Foundry company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
ladies Hebrew benevolent AsEn-

The opening meeting az the Laoies
Hebrew Benevolent Association OF !Hf
s,ason has been set tor Wcdnesda!
October 9. in the association room IT
tho .Enff street temple. and will be
known AZ the Liberty Loan session.
OF tn. organization. 4 decision Will
also he reached 1T this meeting. regard
Ing the activities 20 bo pursued ny the
society during coming winter months.
Mrs.. Lee Wolfe wil! preside ut this
session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Ia.pe Evening Session.

Despite the several counter atrac-
tons. which were engaging NUMEROUS
- w.. citr'e patriotir rnyrlrr. thu We'd
ncsdsy evening surgical class NJ Wheel
ing Chapters headquarters drew a "ilen-
did attendhncr. numbering eight! five III
all. with the natural result nf Il iarHH
number or pneumonia Jackets being adu-
cd "a the consignment. which u ~ an
10, shiDr,-nt 20 NATIONAL headquarters
b;. Saturday Therefore,. il hchooV's
thc members Of the Thursday class ana
the Friday evening class In put forth
special etfor; 60 attend this w""k. in or
der thu, this accomplishment mny hh
realized.
The sewing department likewise en-.
loved n good attendance la*i evening"
when The Wulncn'S Relief corps M
gagged in their weekly session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

free sample. bought cake Of Cuti-
cura Soap and box Of Ointment that
healed her head nicely" (Signed)
Mrs. Viole, Rogers, $50 S. Bouldin ST.,
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. g, 1918.
cu,icura Soap and Ointment are
ideal for every day toilet uses.
sanpi. k.sA m, ~ Nail Addrrsa pO.s-tard
..o.N IN Ds,t u kssll" Sold evrryNhert
Ro.p Sc. 0iatment :, and aae. Talcam sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
AIDES s1eoo REWARD! .s ss-t - s.: e;

Sner,s,fnl" Hoathly" Conpcond. Saseiy rsts1s1hsni
- ion.ext tno1t obstinate ahDorrual cAD0 b too
VI No harm, pain q intsrhrsnee wttA Ioek. h3l
4 - Oouble Strength EN. be&A0I ma. Nna 49,
o. y, 4. xourniHGIoE HEHEpT %.
Kasass c5h -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
x,ss y,aecux hostess to Club.

Miss Virginia Flaccus will be hostess
20 thc members OF her knitting ctub To-
day. at her home in i:ccc!iwoou. AS is
otto young ladies. knitting Tor the
boys in the services will b" the earnest
diversion Of The afternoon. supplement-
Cd hy q Hoover luncheon served at the
roncjusinn Miss t7accus guests Will
;nrludr: Misses Angela Crnirf. Catherine
Aul Mary Alexander. Catherine Ricetcr'
Eareare, Gleason. Edna kcnney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
National Hecoxnitton.


The Woman'S Missionary Society Of
ST. James Lutheran church. which has
ben organized into a. knitting unit
since 'Srly last spring. and which has
br"n accomplishing such vast amount
of work IN this patriotic cause. IL in re-
CENT OF a letter from Mrs. 6. Sanford,
The president Of the Wnmcn's Auxiliary
OF the National Lutheran Commission.
addressed 10 Miss Ida Schmidt. the To-
cal chairman. in which she ronEratu-
lates tho Wheeling group upon its as
founding accomplishment ann quality
OF knitting. each assortment sent from
this branch being Al. and which has
placed ST. James Mission Socicty's work
in third place among all Lutheran Mis-
sionS Of the country.
Farewell Dinner.
Mr.. Robert II. Becker w.ls thr guest
Of honor a, II small dinner part given
last evening by Il Eruun nf friends Al
the Fort Henry club rs farewell gath
rring for the hnnorci guest. who DE-
, parts to-day for Cape May, y. J. where
hr will take up his duties in thu naval
station located there. Mr.. Becker ~ =
prominent young man ri III" South Side.
! whns has been connected with tn" local
! ,,iilre o! the ~ r. MaStrn company. haV-
inR enlisted several. months aGn. hut
Just received Eis call 10 report AT the
above, y,atinn thr present week.
Last evenings affair TaS nf unique
stag appointments. with Hoover nm
/ ncr Of the most detachable order Tho
! future sailor was presented with a
handsome wrist wntch>h% tn" follow in
| friends VIII" mad" up tho conGcnial din
nor PARTY:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Eenofit PIE Social.

Mrs. Lilly Cots will h" h"s'"SS al
q party this evening ri her nom" IN
Martins Ferry. which Will hay" Tor ny
ohicri Holiday Post W0i,irnS Relief
t'nrps To tn" Grand Army. This af1an
10 being featured as pic social. bn'
Will hav" numerous other aitrhEtlonb'
in addition to tn" serving ~ dainty re-
frcShmrnts throughout the evening. \
musical program has bern arrange :"f
lh, occasion. which will include NUM-
her. nv we'll knu%n local talent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Salyare Shop Jottin1s.

Sales and contributions continue brisS
at beth tho receiving anu retail stores
Of thr Salvage Shop. TIL" committee are
In receipt Of an assortment Of attract
i've apparel for men. the Eifl or the ~
c. IIcsse and company tailoring Nan
lisrltnrnt. Among the advertising con-
tributious worthy OF note was IN"
screen ad carried at the Victoria the
past week. through tho courtesy 81
Manager Schafcr. Th" Ficper Dye
Works also came forward WIN kSner-
or,s Allotment of unclaimed articles aC-
c1,1nuEltcd from their store. Prerara-
tions nrr now going forward for the re-
m0yal Of the retail store 10 the upper
store al 1903 Main strHct. the coming
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
YOUNGER SET
AGAIN To FORE
WILL ENTERTAIN wITE ANOTHER
BELGIAN RELIEF DAN CHG
PARTY TOMORROW.
Patriotic benefits Continue TO Predomi-
nate Social Cale1dar-Clubs &c
sulning Activities

Tn" destitute refugees Of tnr-awa%
will bring The lEhecling'.= younger set 20
IL" hull TOP toErorrow evening. III rep
ctilipn IF tn. deli full dancing party
IF thr past Friday evening. which was
hacked ny the same splendid object a.
It's pat rioti,. motive. Only this affair IL
in entire charge Of tn" girls. who nr"
crdcalorinE to surpaSs last weeks en-
joyahlc affair.
The Dixie orchestra will again l's in
evidence. dispensing its ininlitablc dane
int numbers and a luncheon of most
tempting appointments will conclude IN"
evening. Tho following ladies hav" con-
scented to act us ptiron"s:sG$ ri the par
~: - W
Ncsdamcs---A. II. TonHeyrr ). W.
Uarrcr. L. r. Hulchins George Laugh
lin, 4. r. PAUL. Joe Fault. .Ir, William
Kownd, Jesse W. Spcidcl Price Whittn-
kcr. Jesse Bloch, \; &; Hubbard r. 9.
Ilazlctt. Jo I'm n. Mct'lnr". |: C. PAUL
Henry Russell, Edward Stifel. 1"hn Will
SON Frank WatcrhouSc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
|CUT|CURA HEALED
|P|MPLES ON HEAD
|0f Little Girl Burned and
| Itched. Looked Terrible.
my little girl broke out with small
phnpes on her head like heat. They

used 10 run TIL her 5cAIp
was a solid sore eruption.
They burned and itehed
till she had no rest day or
night. kept 4 cap on her
headasshc looked terrible.
"[saw an advertisement
for Cu,icurA Soap and
Ointment SO | sent for 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

. Buy IIslR1Y BONDS -
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22
En- EI Que A FaIta De
Otrd Cosd Mejor Dis
Cuten Sobre Asuntos
POIitiCos De ACtua-
Iidad

Kalendas. Hombre! Creo que
esta es buena la OCCASION para que
echemos un parrafto sobre 10 que
Sc dice de politica en- este nuestro
estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Piruetas-No me parece mala
la idea porque nuestra discussion
servira para alumbrar los ciegos
y diyertir a los tontos con las pc
regrinas ideas que salgan de nues-
tro caletre adocenado.
X. Pues yo tomando la delan-
terra como ell mas avisorado decla-
70 y digo con tanta franqueza y
sinceridad como 81 estuviera ha-
ciendo mi Ultima voluntad y tes-
tamento, que la polltica en- nues-
trO estado lleva NAL rumbo y si-
que NAL giro Y que es precise ha-
liar algun remedio que la conduz-
ca al camino derecho.
P. Esa ha sido siempre mi idea
desde que abri un POGO los ojos y
pude yer la luz de la verdad, y
haee tempo que no me oclpo sino
en- buscar quien lie ponga ell cas-
cabel al cato. Con este quiero
decir que necesitamos encontrar
el medic propio para enmendar
todos los abusos y dar entrada a
las obras de misericordia.
X. Pues una de las cosas que
mas me chocan en- este de la poll
tica es que haya tan pocos empleos
y tantos aspirantes y que en- Ell
reparto de las candidaturas Sc
cierre la puerta a tantos hombres
honrados que han estado toda su
vida suspirando y gimiendo en-
vano por alguna candidatura, al
paso que a otras Sc las ofrecen a
manos llenas cual 81 tuyieran al
gun privilegio especial.
P. ESQ proviene de que los
preferidos no las necesitan y Sc
muestran indiferentes a tales dis
tinciones, y siendo pocos hay de
sobra para llenar el arancel. Los
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22
Los Republicans
del Condado de
Bernalillo.

| Los Republicans del condado
de Bernalillo tuvieron una junta,
con representation de todos los
precintos, la semana pasada, con ell
prop6sito de reorganizar el partido
y tomar los pasos propios para su
triunfo en- la pr6xima elecci6n. Va
rios otros condados del estado, CO.
mo Santa Fe, San Miguel y otros,
han tenido los Republicanos juntas
de la comisi6n central de sus pre-
cintos con igual prop6sito.
Nosotros, en- interes del partido.
llamamos la atenci6n de la conf
sion central Republican, de conda-
do de tener una junta de la comiss
sion central de todos los precintos
para la reorganization del partido
Y para tomar pasos adecuados y
que puedan ser necesarios para el
triunfo en- la pr6xima election. Pc
70 parece no fue del agrado de to-
dos, y mucho menos de aquellos
que tlenen sus compromises he
chos para la proxirna election de
oficlales, no faltando a1n un ofcis-
nista de profession que dijo que
nosotros queriamos mandar la pro-
xima convention, 10 cual pone a
tela de juicio por donde Gamma ell
viento en- las huestes del partido
Republican,.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22

81 Sc constituyesen en- guardianes y
custodia de las leyes empleando
su talento para hacerlas mas eff
CAGES e imparciales.
K. Pero no hay que extranar
este porque al fin de todo el num-
do es mundo y nos convene reci-
bir las cosas conforme vienen ha-
ciendo todo 10 possible para dar
apoyo a los hombres ilustrados Y
virtuosos que estan en- nuestro
medic a fin de que puedan llevar
a cabo la obra de regeneration Y
reforma que tan buenos resulta-
dos podria dar. Ell pueblo esta
siempre listo a seguir a los buenos
guias que trabajan para beneficio
de la comunidad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22

je los esrosos Hartt visitaron Pue-
bio, Salt Lake City. Utah, Nevada
Y los lugares mas importantes de
California. como Los Angeles, San
Francisco, San Diego y otras ciu-
dades.
Ell Sr. Hartt visito la plaza ell sa-
bado y nos dice Sc siente mas sa-
ludable Y con nuevas energias des-
pues de tan placentera vacaci6n al
pals de las flores,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22
Limpiese la Semilla
Antes de Sem
brarla.

Antes de que llegue la temporada
de apuro de siembra y preparation
para la siembra de granos de pri-
mavera hay que limpiar bien y Gu
rar ell grano que Sc vaya a en-
plear como semilla. Ell trigo, la
avena, la cebada y ell centeno de
ben pasarse por 10 menos una vez
por la aventadora antes de que
queden suficiente limpios para po-
der ser dedicados a la siembra. Ell
grano limpio pasara por los tubos
de la maquina de sembrar mucho
mas facilmente que ell grano sin
limpiar.
AL verifcarse la limpia del gra-
no Sc logra apartar la mejor parte
de los granos quebrados o debiles
que no germinarian, asi como los
enfermos y demasiado chicos, que
por tales razones no producirlan
buenas plantas. Los granos grue-
SOS, grandes, de tamafio uniforme,
producer mejores plantas, germi-
nan de manera mas uniforme y
dan mejor cosecha que 81 Sc usan
en- la siembra granos de todos ia
n1aiios y diverse esta1o, sin clasi-
fear.
La limpieza del grano sirve ash
mismo para eliminar la semilla de
malas hierbas que este revuelta
= III r,,icro " IN nranarari6n de
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22
Siembre usted Trigo tenga entendido que ten
dra HARINA en- el proximo invierno.

Iaspirantes que NADIA consiguen son
muchos y Sc quedan ayunando las
vigilias.
X. Per0 me parece que esta
discussion es in1til porque trata
solamente de las candidaturas sin
tener en- cuenta que todavia no Sc
abre la campafia nj estan cerca las
convenciones. Lo que convene
examinar y averiguar es 81 la mar
cha de la politica esta conforme
con las exigencias del bienestar
p1blico y 81 los que la dirigen son
hombres que por sus meritos esten
derechosos a la preferencia de los
votantes.
P. A ESQ te respondere que de
todo hay POGO. Sin mezclarme a
juzgar la conducta y procedures
de los politicos, te dire que la OPT
ni6n mas generalizada es que en-
ire los magnates hay algunos que
cojean de una pata y otros de las
dos y que entire los politicos profe-
sionales los escrupulos estan de
mas y la ventaja y el provecho son
la consideration principal.
X. Aqui es muy APPLICABLE Ell
refran aguel que dice: Nal de
muchos, consuelo de necios, pues
podemos alegar que ALA en- los
Estados Sc ven en- la polltica cosas
mucho peores que aca en- Nuevo
Mexico y este cuenta por algo 81
consideramos la superior civiliza-
ci6n que reina ALA entire la mayo
ria.
P. Lo que menos me gusta en-
tire los politicos de aca es que
chos no tienen formalidad
jan manejar como tlteres
de yer que obrando asl s
acreedores al desprecio y
de los extrailos que sin e
nos condenan y nos cen
no hacen distinciones entr
" pecadores. Deberian
mas respeto por la opini6
ca.
X. Aqui tenemos bast
formadores o que blasonal
les. los cuales nos quiere
con sus consoles, pero no
ejenplo, pues muestran la
dad del lobo y la astucia d
piente. AL paso que til
POGO a la generalidad del |
no ponen reparo en- darle
plo pernicioso con Su condl
acciones, no disimulan su n1.4~-
precio y Sc Green muy superlores a
los -demas.
P. Con ESQ dan a entender que
no conocen sus tamanos y piensan
que su grandeza los absuelve de
toda responsabilidad ante Dios y
ante los hombres. Cuanto mayor
respeto y consideration merecerlan
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22

a CauSa de un cnOque Qe PARALYSIS.
Contaba la extinta senora 73
amos de edad y lamentan su muer-
te dos hijos hombres y cuatro hi
jas mujeres. los cuales son: David,
Sra. Adelaide de Baca, Sra. Eliza
de Gonzales, Srita. Lola, Antonio
y Maria, esta Ultima esposa del
Sr. 0. G. Martinez, de Arroyo
Hondo. Les. sobreviven tambien
varios nietos Y sobrinos.
Sus exequias funebres tomaron
lugar el lunes de la casa mortuo-
ria a la iglesia de Mira. Sra. de
Guadalupe y de ALI al camposanto
nuevo de las cruces. Seguiap el
feretro un gran n1mero de patin''
tes y amistades, pues la ext
nora era altamente apreci
esta vecindad. Con excep
su hijo David, todos los dt
hallaban presentes. Su hi
laida Y su sobrino Manuel
mares, arribaron a esta ell
Ofrecemos 4 los deudos
sinceras simpatias de con-
r. I.P.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-03-22

kaZar.
le riige,
Sna Ra-
que fue
! Eliseo
h llacia
hnvalida
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
YANKEES SLAY
HUNS ATTACKING
FOR A|sNE HILL
Trench Win TraveCy Which
0utfIankS La Fere Position,

AMERICAN FORCES ON THE
AISNE FRONT, Tuesday, Sept To-
(Reuters. THE Germans this evening
were still attacking on the Mont Rouge
plateau with desperate determination
The losses Of the enemy in the last three
days must have been appalling.
The German attacks. whether directed
against Nanteuil, LaifauR or Vauxail.
Ion, have been for the recovery OF III,
ridge line at Mont de Laffaux. /
was captured by General Mangin'i
troops with whom the American, ar,
fighting. before the Germans realized o
what immense importance The ridge lin
was to them or at least before they wer
able 10 take adequate steps to defend !,
How the German troops have beef
hurried here TO attempt its recovery /,
evidenced by the fact that as many a,
five German regiments were repre-
sen,ed among the eighty prisoners taker
yesterday
This morning two fresh attacks were
launched on either side Of Nan,euil
They were beaten back with severe
losses
All the prisoners taken in this region
although they fought remarkably we'll
showed complete dependency and more
than one when captured remarked
Thank God, lis all over"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
SIBERIAN FRONT
CONE; DoLsHEvIKI
ARE SCATTERED
VIadiyOStOk Now Is Within
Allied Communications,
By the Associated Press,

VLADlVOSTOK, Wednesday, Sept
The Siberian front has disappeared
over night In the words OF an Ameri-
can authority il has moved 1000 miles
to the westward" communication has
been completely established between
Vladivostok and lrIutsk Crecho-
Slovak forces have broken through
Lake Balkal in The direction OF Chita
under Captain Gaida, while General
SemenoffS cossacks, supported by
CIecho- Slovaks, have approached the
trans -Bsikalian capital from the Onon
river.
The bolshevik forces, seemingly
overawed by the presence Of entente
allied troops, have scattered. Some OF
them have gone in the direction OF
kiakhta and others are supposed to be
fleeing northward by way OF the Amur
railway.
Military officials said il would not
be surprising TO find that the bolsheviki
had dissolved into non.eombatant
groups, only seeking amnesty from the
entente allies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
MOTORISTS ASKED
TO LEND CARS TO
AID REGISTRATION

Mayor Ed overholser has issued a
call for six automobiles to assist in
carrying supplies to the various regis.
,ration places tomorrow. The citirens
who volunteer to assist in this work
should report to Mayor oyerholser by
telephone this afternoon or at his Of.
flee early tomorrow monring.
An additional room has been secured
at the city hall for tomorrow by local
board No, 2 for the purpose Of taking
care OF the out-of-town regisrants who
apply there, A number OF men in de-
ferred classes have been pressed into
service TO assist in the registration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
Survivors Reach
English Rest Camp

AN INLAND REST CAMP Is
ENGLAND, Tuesday. Sept. 10Th,
majority Of the 2.sO0 American soldiers
from the uool ship which wa tor.
pedoed last Friday off the English coast
but was not sun'S and upon which there
were no casualties, have arrived here
none the worse for their thrilling eS-
perience The men are finding some
consolation for the loss Of their vessel
in the assurance that the submarine that
attacked her suffered a lar worse fate
at the hands Of the avengie destroy
ers which were speedily on The "ers
hunting the U-boat with depth charges.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
$500 Yanks Saved
As Ship Is Beached
After 200 Mile Run
',p
--fican Lads Chamber Down
p~S,to Rescuing Destroyers; Strick-
Ship Jagged B hind Convoy Be-
cause of Engine Trouble; All Hands
Rescued.

LONDON, Tuesday Sept. lO.-A troop ship with $500
American soldiers board has been topedoed All hands
were saved The troop ship beached.
In order to time instead of launching the boats the
men cambered down ropes to desroyers which swarmed
around the stricken vessel and came close alongside.
This operation greatly facilitated by the fact that the
sea was not rough.
Member of L.rs. Convoy.
The troop ship member Of large convoy approach
ing the English coast The vessel torpedoed 200 miles
from shore at o'clock on Friday afternoon.
The transfer of the American soldiers from the stricken
vessel to escorng British and American torpedo boat destroy
ers was quickly made without injury to anyone
They all escaped injury when the torpedo exploded and
they on their way to a British port.
No Signs of Panic.
There sign Of panic on board and the admirable
behavior Of the men especially gratifying to the officers
Many of the troops from Chicago and Cleveland and
large percentage of them factory hands of foreign ex
traction Their behavior proved that they had assmaed the
true spirit of the American soldier.