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Fresh .MassacrGS Of
Near East Christians
Unless Allies Act

BOSTON APRIL l1.-Charscs that th'
|o,,np Turks are responsible tor thc ~
orders in Egypt as we'll rs tor Oh :"
1-,rracr OF Christians in TurheS'
contained in a statement H''''.
~, Miriam SevaSly, chairman OIL III.
noe,ian Nationut Union '"''''''e
n, Associated Press dispatch lr"''
London, telling Of reports rSc'.'''
<-o,o Pear admiral Webb. K. ~ AZ ~
.tan,inoplc. Of IN" serious S''"N''''
Turkey. Mr.. S'TaS!y SAID: ,,,,r
The repcr; published from .,,,,
., m. rravi;. of the Turkish
;x confirmed by reliable Espo'
heyc reached the offices or tne go. -.
ion National Union. IhleSS
and ,he allied powers Sake oFdSs'I .''
mediate steps IN: world ma!
fresh catastrophe which VIII enh
that remains Of the hiS'@rt' -,
and Crock populations Of ->'"'1
Asia Minor. .s.,cr.s
nerpetrat"d in Egypt and ~h'ch ,,,
.,arhr &c row REFRESHING are d'rcc''a
instigated b. tho louns 'u'H@
,,orrer for evil has IN n" way ocen cur
tailed and who form part OF u
Young Turkey movement against CIV 49,, 49,.
Prince E1tiIIIl 'N'''>'
from Egyp, was until recently -
minister Of Turkey. and presided over
thc Armenian deportaiions and Inas Ss'',
crcs. with his acolyt"s. Enrer and Tai ,a''
In cllicia. presumably under a."
.on,otion. tho Turkish authorities have
49, heen expelled and they inci,e organ
izcd murder. Orsandas" and arson.
NIost of tho Turkish officials ar" Young
turks and under their leadership ea"k.
OF maraudcrs and rut-throa's arr W. ~,
-,,nn;ns and playing havoc "''h 'n'
- christian populations. whether II
Armenia. Cilicia or in thr interior %
SMYRNA, where tho Greeks arc exposed
70 similar onslauShtS.
pending the arrival OF the am"
.-oons the Armenian legion in 'liic'S
and The Greek army should be authorized
70 nrotect tho Armenian and Greek popu-
1atinps where necessary. rms graz
situation is the result OF vital flaws II
the armistice terms with Turkey.
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E|GHT|ETH To
RETURN HOME
MIDDLE OF MAY

According to word received here the
S0th division. composed largely Of Yves;
Virginia and Pennsylvania soldiers. will
bc home May 18th. According 10 the IN
formation thai came from Washington.
the Snth division passed from the com
mnnd of tho First Army Corps on March
10th, having h"cn instructed at that
time 10 prepare for return TO ihr
United States. An official review Of the
divisions achievements since it's arrival
I'm Franco. May 30th. 1918. As given ~
u general order signed by W. VI. FraSSc',
chicf-nf-Stnfc 10 Maj. Gen. Wright ana
by Lieut.. Col. II. NJ. Nelly. adjutant
Tho division trained with the British
troops and was on active duty with them
in the .ArluiS sector. near Arras. IN
July and August. 1915. The division
was in reserve al tn" battle Of 81. Mi
hicl. cxccrt The Three Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry and the THREE nun
drcd and Fifteenth Machine Gun Batal-
lion. which took part in the operations
Of The second French Colonial Corps.
From September - to -. inclusive. Tho
division attacked HI B"thincnurt with
the Third corps anu advanced nine Kill
umcirrs in w" days.
Then the division was Withdrawn
tackled October 4 nj NanlllhiS. IN nine
days OF heavy fighting through me
BnIs Dcs Ogons an advance Of four liko-
meters Was made. Then The division
was again withdrawn from the line Toe
1ober laJ for iprlcnt and replace
mcniS. Tn" mon moved forward October
- and 30 and re-entcrcd the line at st.
Gcorgc-St. Juvin.
The S0th division passed under INC
order OF the First Army Corps October
20 in the l.c Claon-lt' NnufOur area,
! west Of the hrEonnr forest. The division
attacked November l. RS the right dirl-
sion OF tho First corps, and in six days
advanced six kllmctnrs. The division
was relieved from the line November ~
with its patduls On the west hank Of the
Mouse.
From November IS to December |. tho
iShticth marched 22l kilomrtcrs tn the
Fifteenth training area at AncF-l"-
France. The artillery Of the division
| was part IF the time detached from the
! division and was In action from Scptcn'-
J Der &c 10 November II. Tho uiVIS!1a
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WARWOOD
weddine Announcement

Tho many friends OF Mr.. Ray wilkins.
of Center W'arwnod and Miss Frances
Jones. of North Wheeling. will be
pleased In learn Of the announcement OF
their wedding which Will be solemnized
hy Rev. T. H. Carson. pastor of the War
wood Presbyterian church. next Tues
day evening at tho, homo OF the groom
an Twentieth street.
The bride is tn" daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs &. Is. Jones of Wheeling
and tho groom is The son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry wilkins. Mr.. Wilkins is we'll
known both here and in surrounding
ictirS being connected with the Ian Han
lu Traction company.
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TWENTY mine FAST STEpPERS QUALIFY
FOR The WHEELING POLITICAL FREE-FOR-A ALL
TIDE LIMIT FOR FILING PET1-
T1oNs EXPIRED LAST EVENING,
WITH TwENTx-NINE cANDI-
DATES REGISTERED.
Interesting Contests Promised In All
wards-Two Candidates for Council
uaa-at-Large-

Twcnty-ninc petitions were flsd II
City Clerk Smiths office UP until 1oui
o'clock Yesterday afternoon by aspirantS
for councilmanic honorS at she CITY pa
mary May 8.
Yesterday was the last day left foI
the fling Of the petitions. and many go!
under the wire during the day. the las
one being Councilman Habs. who pre-
scented his petition shortly after 1our
o'clock.
In race track parlance. the card Is a
classy ono for the primary trec-lor-a'4'
the City political stables having fur-
nished their best material for inc event
and the voter can take his pick for WIN
ner place or show.
at.,arTc are Thomas T. Thoner. the
present incumbent. and Joseph Reass'
Jr.
didates Mayor Vester. who represents
thc north end at the present time. WIN
Joseph H, Gollner and Capt ". l. UN'o
as his opponents
Four names appear In the Seeot'o
ward list, who are as follows: SheSeet
G. Thompson. present nemoer -
that ward: Charles Miller: samuel nu'"
phreys and Joseph A. Schmidt. ia
w n. Hare, who Is now representing
the Third wand in council. and VINO IL
q member Of the Big Five. has decaoeo
NOT 70 seek the office again and Will
-o6ve to-th> suburbs. His place on the
ticket as q candidate with me oacHiue
Of the city hall crowd will be II. T. Nt
conkey, and will have as nj oppo'H
for the plum Dr. f. S. Btppus and s'ou
OFT Nesbitt. Dr.. Bippus won the nstn,-
nation with Mr.. Hare st the last pr
-naries. but was buried under the ava.
lanche which swept the city ana pun
the big Five" in power on promises N
reform and economy.
4. L. Kress is going for the nofn'i,S
ton again in the Fourth ward AS .o
"a one Of the powers that be in the elty
hall. he will be backed by tne e
Ejvc. side OF politics. He VIII De op
1,osed by John H kunz Henry J. Toes-
finger and E. 4. Mclaughlin.
In the Fifth ward J. Adam olol''
.sers ths nomination for re-etect1on
SrbiIa camden Bud fancy and John
A. Lashley will oppos" him, !,
Ambrose Haoig seeks re-election "
+bc FIFTH on his past record In cu"tl
iii and against him are Theooore Vas
Nor and Lawrence. R. Fraoell'
prof. ". B. Elliott. the presen. IN.
.unnoen. from the seventh ward. Is pu'
FOR the nomination again and ne IS W
-osed by D. ~ Morgan. HIene Mu''o
man and ". A. Hodge. =, -.
Asoirins 10 return to council from 'ne
rsehth ward, DR.. E. a. Arnorecht -
a0ain in the race against his Ola "ppu-
ncnt. Louis F. Sottc. Will" inc nv" nc
~ rho race from, the lower end OF to"
Is H Lee Robinson
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remained in the Fifteenth training area
IN TO the time it received order to pre-
pare for cmb arkatIon.
Tho Eighticth division according 10
general orders, was given difficult tasks
on the front line, and IN accomplish
ing them made a splendid record" The
corps commander expressed his appre-
citation for tho soldierly achievements OF
tho division during The time il served
with the First corps. THE division.
says the order. leaves on the first part
of its Journeys with the corps COM
mander:s congratulations for its excel
lent record and his wishes for speedy
return TO the United States and Sue
ccSSful future"
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THEY HIT TIE SPOT.

D. McMillcn. Volunteer ftrcman's
Home, Hudson, N Y writes: my back
panied me so I could not Kit down TO
read OF write without comfort: could
not sleep at night for constant pain. and
when walked I was in great misery. /
tried several remedies, but none did me
any good. After taking bottles foses
Kidney Pills my back and side are cont,
pretely cured. They arc like stream
OF water played on a IRE by .fremen:
They hit the spot put out the hre and
drown the pain They relieve kidney
trouble and bladder ailments. Sold
everywhere.
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YaIe-Harvard Stroke
For American Crew
In French Regatta

PARIS. April lT.-(Ry the Associated
rross>-The roster Of the AMERICAN
crew which will take part IN IN" m
.-n,+ionsl regatta on the Seine. April
81 reads like an "all American $rf"r-
ton" and college ycllS, inor" thn'llar
10 PouEhkccpsic than to ParlS. Will
etartIc the natives on racing day.
The American crew ~ lnad" up as
follows: Bow Sergeant, Coils ;. Cole
Yale: (2), Private Royal Bird. Cornell
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.P~RoaAiR

Louis Meyers is attending the funeral
CT q relative in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Patterson. Of Vance avenue. is
entertaining her sister, Mrs william
Lieut.. George e. Rhoadcs. a surgeon
In the United States navy has arrived
safely in the States and Will soon be at
the home of his sister Mrs. r. a. Alex
andcr. of Eighteenth street. :
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hallan. OF Connels-
Vile Pa. arc guests at the home OF Mrs.
Italians mother on Ohio avenue
Miss Ruth Blatchly ia entertaining as
her guest Miss Mary Stevens, of Barnes
willie Ohio.
Miss Mamie Tolbcrt has returned to
her home In Kirkwood after brief visit
with Warwood friends. =,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heller Of Mounds
willie. who have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Danson, Of Warwood avenue.
have returned home after . brief visit
here. -
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FOR BRONCHITIS
Coal. Miner Thinks There 1s NO
Remedy Like V1nol

Bellvillc. Till am coal miner.
doctored for months for chronic case
Of bronchitis with terrible cough sore
throat and lungs. so 1 could not WORK
could get no relief until l tried SHioi'
7, stopped my cough and built up my
strength and feel better in every way.
Andrew J. Gray.
II is the healing. tissue building prop
o-,;os of fresh Gods ilvers aided by the
strengthening blood building elements
Of tonic iron contained in Finol which
makes it 30 successful in overcoming
chronic cough colds and bronchitis.
Hoee- Davis Drug Co.. wheeling.
vinol is sold in Bridgeport, ONO oy
selbv 6. Reed Pharmacy. and drngs's's
everywhere.
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. xctory Loan ca1npAiE1

A. H. Kindelberger. chairman Of tho,
local committee in charge Of the coming
Victory loan drive. has appointed the
following men as captains OF the various,
teams throughout the city: North War
wood. W. w. Kemp; Center. ]. H. Mont
gomery; South, w. A Coffee. This or
ganization with the solicitors will attend
the conference to make final arrangeS.
mcnts Sunday afternoon in Wheeling. >:
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At Stone & Thomas department store;
in Wheeling the ladies Of the Warwood
Lutheran church will hold bake sale
Saturday, April 26th. The usual homo,
cooked stock Of cakes. bread. pies and
fruit will be for sale at the usual ressr
enable prices. T.,
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4 social hour and business meeting.
featured the meeting Of the Lookout
committee Of the Warwood Christian
church last night which met at the home.
Of Mrs. STUNT. Of Seventeenth street. -
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The Two lads delivered very inter-
estinE talk az the meeting Of the Al
wants club yesterday al noon at Inc
Windsor hotel. telling of the various
drives tina; they were in and also Of the
work done by the American army dur
inr The big advance. The boys were
members Of the 37th l.. ). division. and
returned to this country Il little over n
week ago. They had II lot OF war
trophies with them that they had col
lcctcd cnroute.
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Rev. McCord. and will usher in the de-
votions Of Easter day very appropri.
ately. @ 's''"i
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the greater your opportunity to use
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Sunrise Service
4 sunriac service will be celebrated
al the Warwond Lutheran church raster
romninr nj $40 o'clock This hitting
service will he in charge Of the pastor.
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PRICE As ALWAYS

In spite Of greatly increased laboratory COST due
20 the War. by sacriacnS profits and sbeorblnI war
ta1ss VT have maintained the price which this
FINALLY lsx1,ire has hrcn sod BY druSsss fos .e past
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you hzre nrvez used d. ceAysA's syeu9
Pepsip send for free tsl bottk to Dr.. w. d CatWeA,
as washinStco 81, AoaHorIo, n q kHs -
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IN the sou'hra-' ut IN" uoi'h',r 81
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LONDON, May IS. (Ry tho .\ssociat I'd
PrcssD-In Il further statement mad" 10
the Daily Mails correspondent at Edin-
burgh. Tuesday. Harry G. Ha~kcr said
regarding his attempt TO cross the At
lantiC:
I'VE started because thc weather was
better and the moon was dying fast and
if we had not started then We might
have missed the chance of being first
across.
The Americans wcrc Off. They were
very serious propositions. They had one
leg to 20 and We had one to -. we
knew that ono American machine had
reached the Azores and reports came
that all three were there. That was
very serious and VIC decided overnight
with Captain Raynham (who was 10 at
tempt the flight from s.. Johns In
Martinsydc machine, that We would
start If tho weather was at all hopeful
AS a matter Of fact we went away
on fewer weather reports than We had
had any day previously. 1t was SPLEEN
did gct-off-much better than VIC had
expected.
I'VE passed over QuidiNdi at 1000
feet, being six miles from the airuromc
in straight line. jolly good CLIMB
with that load. We saw Raynham and
his machine. surrounded by a crowd and
kissed him goodbye.
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GREAT THRoNGS
CONTINUED From Page ons.)

10 head his division in the Richmond pa
radc..
There is considerable discussion here
as to whrth-r Tho war department order
limiting pa'ad;rg III troops Will anrct
MANS for tho great Richmond demon
stration.
There arc hut few W-heelinRitcs here
hut their abS"nro - enforced by crowd
cd conditions W hnt"Is. Many from West
Virginia's frs; city arc remaining al
Old Point Comfort. Va. 1ut will be- here
for tho arr val rf III" Zeppelin.
W. Higg MS Of Wheeling. is the latest
arrival here.
Message from aeu. Cronthite.
"Nrwrorl. News. Va. -. Greetings
with love to those who return. a
triumph, with rcGrs to those who sl""lr.
THIS was tho beautiful sentiment
undetermined from this port today 10
tho returning boys OF the 3lith Field
ARTILLERY coming from over there on
the giant transport Zeppelin.
Major General Crunkhite wirelc ''ch
hack n messing" that made every ris'
tier IN tn. cry hap" for il guaranteed
that Their. would b" no delay m me
land ne Of The ys. West Nirsin:as
lads bring with them clean bill "
health. for General tronkhIe sent "
wireless the information that there -
no quarnrtFn"ablc disease on board. W."
added ihNt tn transport would pasc
the VIRGIN Capos ut a. m. Wcdn"s:
day. and wnald r"rch Newport News
promptly at II o'clock.
As sncn a. General Gronkhi'c's mos
sag was rccr'v"d hundreds pinned The
West N,rginia divisional insignia on
their lap"ls. IN" Rlur Ridge mountains
i'm mininturr. Mcrrymaking has started
Hotel lubh'"S lind everyone dHncinE.
laughing and gay. Women AZ" in tn"
majurity by hundreds. but despite the
absrnc. Of men her" tn" mai" sex is
certain to be well represented At the
grand review A. X edmond next w''"k.
Wheeling big liavanus max" the
Stugi- city's visitors quite welcome and
the huspitab- snuth"rnrrs think NH
ing Of cumming snnk" with he
words: Il can rar" back with ono Of
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BERLIN. Monday. May 2I.-tBy the
Associated PreSsI-ThC German reply
10 the allied peace terms Will agree that
the German army shall be 100000 men
on n peace footing. hut will urge that
this limit he not enforced until condi-
lions are thoroughly stabilized.
Germany will negotiate on this basis
hut will demand the right 10 MAINTAIN
an adequate force during tho transition
period which it is said sh" is bound I"
pass through at tho conclusion OF peace,
Tho reply will also point ont that IN"
borders Of Germany after IN" raNhca-
ton Of the p"ac" treaty viii continue IN
n fluid condition. making adcGuat" con
,rol ny means of frontier patrols ncc"s-
sarv, on this scor" Germany Will r"-
uncSt tho right Ia keep II suniri"nt
force muh,lIHcd unless the allies will as
sumo responsibility for MAINTAINING or
der on all newly created frontiers or On
such as are mcnaccd If they remain in
TACT
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flying boat had passed. re1ay1ng back 70
Ponta Delgada reports from ships FAR
Their eastward. The chain was not oroK-
en- until after the plano was SAFELY
moored for the night near tho cruiser
Rochester at Lisbon.
For the next few hundred miles OF
his e2och-making journey. Commander
Read and his crew will be within sight
Of the Portuguese of Spanish coasts IN
the sweep northward. Skirting the
coast Of Finisterre they will head OUT
across the bay Of Biscay to sight Brest,
the most westerly point Of France
thence direct to Plymouth. The de-
stroyers will guide them across the
bay were already in position tonight
provided with the flares and bombs that
have made the trip safe thus far except
for the fog that forced the other two
machines of the seaplane division. the
NC-1 and NC-3. out Of the flight after
they had safely negotiated virtually the
entire distance from Newfoundland &c
the Azores.
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FOCH LINES Up
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

Germany Is willing to grant in all con-
tested sections Of her frontiers. The
allies also will he asked 10 abide by
the decision Of popular vote in Aus
tria on the question Of union with Ger
many.
Some Of the more prominent eco
nomic and financial issues suggested in
tho allied pcac" terms Germany is will
ing to have adjusted by tn" league or
nations. in which she expects {" become
n member on a basis Of equality
II the world league were based on any
other scheme Of membership. it was de-
Clarcd to the correspondent in authori-
tativc quart tonight. Germany would
he forced 70 consider 1t as an alliance
against her.
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Had Same Grow

WASHINGTON, May 27.-commander
] Read had with him on the flight to
Lisbon the same crew as that which
left Newfoundland on the NC-4 on May
Is. Licutenants f. F. Stone, of the
coast guard. and W. X. Hinton were
the pilots. with Ensign r. c. Rodd as
radio operator, and Chief Machinist
Mate E. S. Rhodes as reserve pilot en-
gineer The crew was met at Lisbon
by most OF the members OF the crews
OF the NC-1 and NC-3, who had preceded
them on a destroyer.
The chart Of the flight, as shown by
the reports OF the station ship Destroy
crs on tho Nets progress today, shows
how the winds helped her along. Com
mandcr Reads ship apparently was
Hhirling through the air at a 80 knot
clip: again her speed fell off to less
than so. only to pick up again AS she
reached the zone OF influence of other
breczcs. Probably tho machine over
took and passed winds that had stirred
the waters about Ponta Delgada the day
before. preventing an earlier start
Official word of the arrival of the
plane at Lisbon reached the navy de-
partlnent first through a dispatch from
RrcSt. France. sent by Rear Admiral
Halstcad, commander Of the American
naval forces in French waters. The
message was received at the otter
cliffs. Maine. station and relayed to
Washington.
Congratulations cabled.
Immcdiatel Secretary Daniels cabled
the congratulations OF the department
TO Commander Read. The secretary also
sent a cable TO President Wilson at
Paris telling him that American naval
aviatnrs had been the first to cross the
Atlantic The message 10 Commander
Read follows:
The entire navy congratulates you
and your fellow aviators on your
cpochal flight The ocean has been
SPAWNED through the air. and 10 the
American navy goes the honor of max
ing tho frs; transatlantic flight. We
arc ell intensely proud Of your achieve
mint and thankful that II has been &C
complishcd without mishap 10 any one
Of the daring avlaiorS who lott our
shores on the first air journey To
EUROPE To all Of them and 10 you, all
honor is due"
The cahlegram from tho secretary TO
President Wilson said:
know you will BIZ delighted TO learn
naval ayiators first to cross the At
lauti"."
Secretary Daniels said today no def
mite pfnnS for further tranS~oc"ahlc
flights had been made.
-RI-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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, shipping route and ;"sscncd tho chance
; Of meeting another ship.
Hawkcr said mat II" and Grl"Nc Slept
| or tried to sleep most of tn" time. They
! drank tea and read tho captains English
/ books. They saw the light house at ST.
! kilda but We're unahl" to communicate
/ with land until the ship reached the
! butt Of Lewis.
! II want to emphasize" Hawkcr told
| the correspondent. that the fault was
, no, due to tho motor which was reliable
! In every way, running satisfactorily
! from start to finish. Even after all
! the water had boiled away the motor
! WAS still running mcrrily although 1t
was red hot when we alightcd on the
! water"
| The correspondent adds that there
were amazing scenes on tho trip through
| the Scottish highlands to Inverness AT
| every station women threw flowers and
kisses to the rescued aviators and men
! clunE To the train and sought to enter II
! while il was moving. Ilawkcr and GricVe
| shook hands with hundreds in a cheering
: crowd which had invaded the Inverness
! station.
| On their arrival at Inverness ten aVi-
! ators received telegram from King
! George inviting them 10 buckingham
! palace on Wednesday.