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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
honey AND METALS.

New York. June 22.-Aercantle paper
56sL percent
Sterling so day hills. $472; commercial
SO day bills on banAs Sz-T1A commercial
50 day bills, s4.711sS demand S4757s' ca
bies S476.
Bar silver, IS &c
Mexican dollars. 81 Sc
Government bonds. weak
Railroad bonds, irregular
time loans. strong 50 days, 80 Gays ana
six months, Z a percent
call money. strong; high g. low. = !;
ruling rate, 6; last loan 6; closing do.
So offered at percent
Copper-Electrolytic spot and nearby
months. $50 034. third quarter and later
delivery. S29-50q 81
Iron-No. l northern, 1880: No. do,
Ses.T5H4g75- No. L southern $41 9 IS Nc
: do. S46-50d 47-50-
Tin-SpOt. ss3 Ge4.
Spelter. E St Louis delivery, s9sSc
Lead-117s d121sc-
THE LOCAL Market
Nscionales. 19Lc
Mexican bank notes, state bills 1oG
Isc-
Mexican pesos, Soc
Mexican gold, s. tic
FL Paso Smefter Quotations
Corrected daffy)
Bar silver. CHandy & Harmon quota
London lead. go los.
copper. 5000.
Pix lead. lie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
SPECTATORS
RULE MARKET
Early Gains Reduced in
Later Operations; Liberty
Bonds at Par.

Sev York. June o2-Speculstive inter
ssss were In control Of todays stock
operations. forenoon gains OF one to five
points suffering general impairment IN the
last half Of the session. Total sales ap-
pro1imated 10000 shares The closing was
firm
Rails figured to greater extent than usual
at the firm opening OF the market Reading
and Lehigh Valley almost Immediately rose
more than a point each and other coalers
gained liberal fractions with New York
Central and some OF the tancontinentai
Crucibis steel Baldwin Locomotive. Gen
ersl Electric and Central Leather were
strongest Of the equipments rising one 10
almost two points with United Ctates steel
Republic Iron, Colorado Fuel and Amer-
can Can. General motors led its partlcu-
lar group and Peoples Gas and Ohio Gas
featured the utilities at gains OF more than
two points each
Industrial Alcohol which was conspicuous
among the high priced specialties at an
advance Of three points
Netals and oils were little changed
During the first bond call on the STOCK
exchange today other sharp oecilneS were
recorded in the bid prices OF OLD united
states government Issues
The registered and coupon threes or
f9s6 were SIS bid. drop Of two points.
Panama threes of 1851 were 81 BID OH
three points and the registered and coupon
f5rrs Of 1895 were 104 bid decline OF
point These quotations represent the low
ct levels in years. No actual transacliohs
we're made at the prices given 49,
me previous issues Of the United states
government have shown heavy tendencies
ever since the inception OF the Liberty
loan. In banking circles II Is believed that
the depreciation is mainly due 70 saies o.
he old bonds against purchases OF the
Liberty issue
Realizing for profits on the early al
vance exerted no deterrent effects. the llst
sfrengthening on the larger and broader
dealings Of the second hour Washington
sdv-ices indicating an early agreement re-
xardinE government prices for war com
Trodftfes and arrival Of another large con-
sirnment Of British gold constituted the
favorable factors Trading shifted from
rails to all classe OF war issues and utlll-
lies increased their first advances
Liberty bonds at u were firm at par.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
COPPER STOCKS
MAKE ADVANCES
Are Fractionally Higher in
Exceedingly Active Mar
ket on Friday.

Copper shares were fractionsliy higher
Friday with good buying demand. accord
ing TO advices to CUrtiss. Montague d Co,
stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon lobby
The markt opened strong and active
with largest transactions for several DAYS
and with substantial gains in practically
all issues. Greene-Cananes. however. de-
cli1-d two points on news that the prop
erty had entirely closed down and al
American employees were ordered out OF
n sSico.
oil shares were strong and active and
Mexican Petroleum showed good strength
on more favorable reports from Mexico
Rails were active and stronger Steel made
an extreme gain Of Z
The marKet generally showed a much
improved tone and trading was Of bet
ter character
Copper Stock Quotations
The following quotations furnished n2
Logan * Bryan's private wire to Curtiss.
Montague & Co. stocks and bonds, Sheldon
ho.el. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Wanted Help-FemaIe.

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COOK wanted. Phone 176f.
RANTED-Lady for stenography and Of
flee work Apply 6o2 Mills bldg.
WANTED Competent English speaking
girl for general homework Phone 1929.
MEXICAN woman 10 stay nights; others
need not apply. 1oos \. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Grains and Provisions.

Grains and Provisions.
Chicago Grains. Close
Wheat-Juiy. S2.10; sept. s1-S4-
Corn-July, SL55A: Sept. S146&-
Oats-Juiy, 6S%c: Sept. 50 c.
Chicago Produce, Close
Pork-July, $3.50: Sept. SfO.10.
Lard-July. s2L65; Sept, Se1.90
Ribs-July. S3LS5: Sept, S21-g5.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill, June 22.-Butter. % = o
Sc nc
Egg-Higher- Receipts, ISIS cases;
nrsts, % q 2sSsc; ordinary firsts, 27G 2Sc,
at mark. cases included, IS @ 3SiA
Potatoes-Unsettled: new. receipts. SO
cars: Oklahoma, S315; Arkansas, $500 q
3.55; old. no record
Poultry-Alive, lower: fowls. e0c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Wanted to Rent.

Wanted to Rent.
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WANTED-s or 10 room furnished house
close in Phone s2ssM-
WANTED-To rent 10 room house. fur
nished. close in; will take long lease II
price is right Phone 70s2M.
Wanted-Board and Rooms
wants cool room and sleeping porch in
refined private home with or without
board. No sickness win pay top price
for first class accommodations. Address
Il 32s. care Herald.
Wanted-MisceIlaneous.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for house
hold goods Phone 1898.
wANTED-Gas hot water heater. 1923
Myrtle.
SCRAP IRON wanted. old boilers. engines
etc. any kind. also brass and copper. Ala
mo Iron Works. san Antonio. Texas.
For Rent-Rouses Furnished.
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TEN room furnished house from July
to Sept l. Call 1870 Montana
MODERN furnished cottage for rent. 271s
Piedras St. Highland park Phone 4Isl-
BUNGALOW home on Bliss st: garage
and servants quarters Phone 2I4s-
FIVE room furnished house: no sick or
small children 1897 y. Florence.
COTTAGE. rooms. sleeping porch: no
children; Americans SOS n kansas
FOUR room brick cottage. Grandview.
Phone 40l7-
TWO houses for rent Apply 2sos sacra-
mauto or phone 71S1M.
NICELY furnished room house. Highland
park; modern convenience Phone 6iSl-
FIVE rooms and sleeping porch. Ss15 Ma
tiols ave Phone 1882
ATTRACTIVE bungalow cheap for sum
meSi water paid Phone 6S44W-
PERIOD dining room furniture
FOUTZ MOORE co
ENTIRE lower floor. four rooms and
sleeping porch; nicely furnished lOlS Myr-
tie Phone S575W
FOR RENT-s rooms and sleeping porch
furnished s1S Randolph ST.: summer rate
Apply 1906 Mills bldg
FOR RENT-TemporariIv 3 room house,
1lf5 Nevada- in exchange for room anu
one meal Room 81 caples bldg.
FOR RENT-Home. rooms. large sleep
ingporch. completely furnished and cool
Phone S77s.
FOR sALE-Furniture Of four room cot
tage' cottage for rent. walking distancei
cheap; cash or time. Phone s25s-
FIVE room completely furnished bunga-
low sleeI ing porch and garage $40. 1901
Arizona Phone sac.
FOR RENT-July and August. completely
furnished four room bungalow. sleeping
porch Phone e575J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

WANTED-English speaking maid. Apply
315iz Mills St
WANTED-Two girls to serve parIor ia
bles. The Elite Confectionery Co.
WANTED-GirI about Is years old for Of
flee work Apply Guarantee Shoe Co
IN iIISH speaking nurse for two year old
child; also housework; live on place. very
nicely furnished room Telephone TEAM
WANTED-American girl as companion
for young harried lady; must give the
best OF references 1904 Montana St
LADY bookkeeper. CIoudcroft. for the
summer months. FL Paso Audit Co. slf
Mills bldg
GIRL or woman wanted to assist with
children and light Homework in summer
mountain home Phone 576TJ-
WANTED-Young lady to travel with
show: must be ready to leave town Al
once. Mr.. Globe. Hotel Carlyle. 415 San
Francisco St
TWO experienced women for general house
work by different families good wages
good homes; must be reliable; references
required. Address p o. box rs. CARR
zozo. New Mex
YOUNG or middle aged woman Of refine
ment and good health for housekeeper in
small bungalow; must be good cook and
will have full charge; no objection TO
Spanish language II otherwise competent
Address r $50 care Herald
Situations Wanted-Male.
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CARPENTER repair work Phi s9s2R-
CARPENTER wants repair work; large or
small jobs. Phone 7O13J-
WANTED-Place on ranch for man and
wife. 1919 W Main hone 5lo7-
JAPANESE BOY wanted. Job as house
work or porter in city or out Of city
Address H. Y care Herald
BOOKKEEPER. 5s years old: best refer
en-es- s years experience in FL Pasc Ad-
dress y ~. care Herald
FIRST CLASS japanese cook wants posi-
tion any kind place, city or out Address
500. care Herald
POSITION as Waterman by an expert
enced. thoroughly sober man. best Of ref
erences- Address d 49, care Herald
A. caretaker Of furnished residence for
from one to four months without pay; will
furnish satisfactory reference Address
1905 Montana St
CARPENTER WORK-Building. repairing
and wreckiEg wantcd-Get your work done
right at a reasonable price Satisfaction
guaranteed RenshaW and Bouquet. phone
szS7.
YOUNG man. 81 years OF age. who has
knowledge OF book keeping and typewrit-
ing. desires permanent position. with
chance OF promotion; capable mechanic,
several years experience in dry goods
business. good stock keeper Address F.
a. care Herald.
Situation Wanfed-Femaie.
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WANTED-Office work Phone S650W.
WIDOW lady desires position as house
keeper in or out Of city. Address H 35O,
care Herald
REFINED lady wishes position as govern
ess references exchanged Address X Ssi,
care Herald
Wanted-Real Estate.
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FIVE room house within eight blocks
Southwestern shops G. Helbig. 2os Her
aid bldg
WANTED
T. . 6 and room houses TO sell We
have sold out all the houses We had on
hand and have several customers for good
houses well located
ANDERSON-FTsLEa,
superior Homes
sos Mesa ave Phone 4ooL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
FL PASO HEKALu
For Rent-HOuses Furnished.

For Rent-Houses Furnished.
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FOUR furnished rooms bath and sleep
ing porch for rent. $50 1915 F. Boulevard
1855 BLISS St. rooms SIS
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY,
2of Mills bldg Phone 5fs-
FOUR room bungalow. 1917 Richmond. Al
tura park; nicely furnished $3.50 Phone
1926. after s call 4515W-
6 ROOM bungalow. 1915 Montana 5000
5 room bungalow sos Idalia $4,000
CREEB REALTY CO,
Phone 5075. sos Martin bldg.
NICE room furnished bungalow until
Oct 1: nice neighbOrhood; no sick, NO
small children; garage; terms reasonable
account parties renting place to look after.
Phone 2357 or 1855
CLOSE IN FURNISHED HOUSE
For rent; 5 ROOM furnished house 1901
Magoffin- 357 50 mo-. water paid
JOHN W. PHILLIPS, PHI St63.
507 First Natl Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Help Wanted-Male and Female
WHAT CAN You no.

Death. sickness. little money. husband
only in name. or worse You are driven q"
your own resources. What do you know
that will earn an income2 DepIorable TO
depend on friends or charity. a life long
blessing is to be a good SHOR rHANu
WRITER. and blind-finger TYPIST. To
snap your fingers at the world and ex-
claim its nice to be alive" The cost Is
less than YOU earn the first month. and
you may be competent within four to six
weeks. - minutes lesson daily IS suffi-
Client. lessons by MAIL or attendance Civil
service exams. certain Prof. Norton the
teacher, is a pupil Of Sir Isaac Pitman and
To- II years reporter in the British
hplses OF commons. lords and high courts.
AMI worked for over 100 newspapers tho
world over. Rooms Plaza hotel, Fl Paso,
or box f047 Don't phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

Help Wanted-MaIe
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PAINTERS wanted c H Williams
WANTED-Good al round furniture man
to collect: must speak Spanish Call Home
Furniture Co, III y Stanton
WANTED-ReliabIe man or boy to drive
team and spring wagon TO Mountain park
Telephone 2f5.
WASTED-First class shoe salesman; per
manent position. one than can speak span
ish preferred Given Bros. Shoe Co, 70
s FL Paso St
WANTED-Young man TO travel with
show. must be ready 10 leave town AT
once Call for Mr. Globe, Hotel Carlyle.
41s san Francisco St
MFS 10 take baths at Y NJ c A. Best
shower baths in city; only 25c: open al
day. Only 81 a month and may be used
every day except sundays after 1880 am
WANTED brakemen and
svyitchmen under IS years; must pass
physical and rule examinations; references
required Apply s P train dispatcher
Stanton st station G. H & $. A
MEN TO swim at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association; tile lined pool. water
clear and cool; shower baths. All for 25c-
Open till $50 at night
WANTED-Office boy about "A years OF
age; permanent position II you expect 20
attend school do not apply; American only.
Cal at SO Texas st
WANTED-First class fancy spotter and
dyer. Good place for first class man. mar
ried man preferred Arizona Cleaning
Works 235 E Washington St. Phoenix,
Arizona
WANTED-AI blacksmith: farming COM
munlty on well Travelled road: must be
first class. a good workman. sober and in
dustrious; tools and shop furnished; prefer
married man whose wife can run small
eating house at same place. ella Farm
company ella. y NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Ordinances
OS@O
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Fl Pasc
Electric Railway Company Will apply TO
the City Council OF the City OF FL Paso
to grant II the rights. privileges, and fran
chise. provided for in the following pro-
posed ordinance. and that said proposed
ordinance granting such rights. privileges.
and franchise to the Fl Paso Electric Rail
way Company. will be introduced IN the
City Council on or after the 2sth day Of
June, A D, 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

FOR RENT
1928 Grant ave. furn- 8 rms.
1920 Fl Boulevard. s rooms.
sleeping porch. base
ment.
1901 Kings highway, 3 rooms,
bath. sleeping porch
4215 TroWpridge. rooms.
basement. sleeping porch.
1916 Idalia. { rooms. modern.
PERRY -KIREPATRICK CO.
Phones 903-s0A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

FIVE rooms and sleeping porch. COM
pletely furnished. very reasonable TO right
party. owner desires TO retain room Phi.
days $500. evenings S19oJ; call evenings.
2S1s Bliss street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Wanted-Salesmen

Wanted-Salesmen
SALESMAN desiring to work Arizona with
salesman in car. Phone 7IS3R-
SALESMAN "Mnlionaire's idea -
thousand laughs in one)- For the old and
young. the sick will laugh; largest seller
in history; entirely new BY mail, TWEEN
ty-five cents. Special Novelty Co. Station
A. box SIS. Fl Paso. Texas
Help Wanted-Male and Female
WANTED-A competent stenographer. APP
ply at Western Union
EXPERIENCED first class cook; no other
need apply; good wages 1918 Montana
THOUSANDS GOVERNMENT war posi-
tions open 500 month. examinations
everywhere List free Franklin Institute.
dept 460F. Rochester. n Y
NANTED-General housekeeper. man or
woman. TO cook for three adults. must
have good health and give references Box
AZ Carrizozo, New Mex
PARCEL post portrait pennants plus pop
ular prices please pretty particular people
and earn hustlers IS day Soldiers and
citizens buy thousands. Smile Book Co.
box 1855 san Antonio. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.

N~~-~-~-~-@~~-~-~-~~~~~~ ~-~-~~~0~-~@~-~~~~@~~~
WANTED English speaking maid. APT
3I5Iz Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
NJ LISTED STOCKS
Lodge Notices

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East r Paso lodge No. $50. L O. O. r
meets every Friday night at 5 p m in h
Of P hall e09 n. Stanton. over Rogers
Furniture Store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

1929 Hueco. T ana S P.-...ss5.0 90
3525 La Luz. 7. and s P........ $50. 90
Beautiful bung. 7. s p. $3.50 Idalia 5000
Five r. house, s. P. 1921 Nations ave $3.50
? frame. Tobin PL and Pera sts-- $500
LAY REALTY TRUST CO.
Phone 35I5. 404 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22

WASTED-To exchange rent Of furnished
cottage in Cloudcroft for : or room fur
nished cottage here Phone Mrs Gosbel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
REGISTRATION
To Be OPENED
FOR TWO DAYS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MAY p
AND %. FROM g O'CLOCK
A. M. TO 8 P. NJ.
! Auditor and Deputies With Assistance
! Of Other Officials, Authorized to
Amend Lists Of Voters.

The rcciStraiio ion books for The NUM-
cipal election will be OPEN for inSpec'
ton and amendment ~ the office OF
,Cily Auditor Charles II. Ahr"ns. Mon
day and Tuesday. May II and ~. Al
amendment TO tn" registration 0rdlD'
ance adopted May ! WIS adopted BY
city council last evening.
The amended ordinances provides
Thai line books shall b" open At IN"
auditors office from a. m. to $ p. m.
on each nf these two days. TN"
!auaiIOr. his deputy or such other city
i"mpInyes rs the auditor ma" author
! i2r. are empowered 10 register per-
sons entitled In VoIn whose names
were missed in The registration taken
before the primary.
Mayor II. l.. Kirk submitted q mes
sage 10 council! IaSt evening pointing
out thar thc stair registration laws
iprovidr for !he reopcninc of regiStra.
; lion books between dates Of primaries
and general elections. and urged thai
| he same course be taken 10 give I'll
qualified voters Of The Cily Il voice III
! selecting the new council.
Solicitor ]. Harold Brennan had PR
iparcd tho amenimen, 10 The regisira
zion ordinance. a, tho instance Of rlo
frinCIinn committee. He embodied the
hours Of = a. IN. 10 s p. M. instead n!
Il y. M. 10 q i. NJ, a. directed by the
election committee and his mOditica'
! lion met with the unanimous approval
! of council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
CANDIDATES TO Be
INVITED TO SPEAK
PUS llC MEETING TUESDAY
NJ f ~ co'1JNcIII ct eivE VIEWS
viii Be Requested to Tell How They
Stand on Certain Questions
Dayton Man to Talk.

Plans arr being perfected by tho
Wheeling Commercial association and
the Rotary club 20 have Il rather
unique meeting in thr Market -Nudi-
forum Tuesday evening. May 49, It
o'clock for all fhr people. The
meeting - 10 be-. iald IUr tn" purpoS"
Of having nil The Is rOuncilmaniC can
diGa,eS nominated 4: thr recent MI
nicipal election address me gathering
and tell Tho people for what thry
stand and outline their respective
platforms. They will also be request
I'd 10 tell their views CT the lu prof.
Gets "of vital importance in making
Wheeling better city" which quaS,
tons were sent 10 all members of tie
commercial association and thousands
OF citizens last week in the form 1t
a referendum. The iabulation OF ,h.'
vote OF the citizens on thu questions
will be read at the meeting
According 10 an official of the as
Sociation the meeting is for the pu:-
pose Of getting IN" views of all the
candidates for council who arr 10 b.'
voted upon two days following Tia
meeting. May -.
The principal address will b" do
!:yered by &. T.. Richter. director It
the municipal research. bureau OF th..
CITY of Dayton. Ohio. which has hre:l
under commission form of COVERT
mrnt for several years Mr.. Richter
comes 10 Wheeling especially 20 de-.
liver the talk Th. chairman o. III.
meeting will be- selected in Il fe".
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

clubs. music sections Of department.
clubs. choral societies. oTchestras and.
musicians interested in the develop
ment, growth and advancement OF mu-
sic in this State.
The convention will be held at the
Hotel Waldo. for tho purpose OF form
ing State federation or music CLUBS.
One delegate is authorized for mem.
bership of 81. and as many other mem,
bcrs as wish may attend. They Will
be permitted TO enter discussions, but
without vote Names OF delegates
who expect 10 attend. together with
the members. may be sent at any time
10 Mrs Payne.
An outline Of The program follows:
First session. 10 o'clock a. MAS
scmbly hall.
Second session. . o'clock p. MAS.
SembIy hall.
Reception. ) o'clock p. m.-Home OF
Mrs. Amos Payne.
Executive meeting, o'clock p. III.
-Parlors of Hotel Waldo.
Complimentary recital. &:l5 p: NJ
Marcato Music Club. Assembly hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
UNIVERSITY CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
Will Not Add Dormitory Rooms Unit
War Situation Clears-Frcd.
eric Dean Coming.

Officers for the year TrrC elected
last nigh; 10y The University club rs
follows
President. $. e.. smith: vic" pres
Dent II. s. Sands: vice president. g..
T. WuohS: secretary. John {. Berry:
lrrHSiiIrI. :. &. Smith: board nf Suv-
rrnor*, Guy T.. Hrboul. i. II. Fr"nnaI.,
!. t.. Palmer IT.. Woodward Franz.
hrim Robert iIa2I"tl. Lrank LnMoync
Hupp. !.r" {. PAUL. \. Il. Paxton. j.
NJ. Potter, \. {. Slif"l and {. y. VIM
""itrr.
MIR. Smith has served six years as
treasurer. .NnOIh"r in2n for thai pu-
siIinn will hr selected soon by the
finance rummii!rr. and as soui! H. lie
becomes acquainted with the du'n&
Mr.. Smith will discontinue as treas
ur"r and devote his iim"'In The pre*l'
ICncy
President Smith appointed the fui
lowing linancc. committees: Il; ).
Sands. G. \. Wingrr,er. y. &. Sti:rl.
II. C.'Ogdnn and Robert llazleti.
III" board Of governors elected <.
:: II. Masicllar member.
! TIL" club has hrrn planning for Soy
rral months to add moro rooms 10 It's
! dOrmtory for mrn, but this will BE-:
! drayrd now until the international
complications are cleared 10 an OK
: tenn.
rho next event ii the club Will br
The appearance nH May Is Of Frederic
Dean. traveller and newspaper CORE.
iSrnndrni. in mis- lecture Siam. Mr..
/ Dean once gave his lecture. "pOrin
! Rico" AT the club AMI was 80 pDpu-
! lar with his hearers tina they asked
! !Or mis- return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
'OPEN STATIONS
At NOON TO-DAY
RECRUITS FOR FARM ARMY TC
BE ENLISTED AT VARIOUS
PLACES IN CITY.
Store Proprietors, Clerks and Club
Secretaries to Register Names
of LOYAL Men,

To-day. at noon. recruiting stations
will be opened in all paris nf the city
for enlistment Of men for The Farm
Armv" By this means il is hoped 10
secure help for farmers Of Ohio county
that they may raise the largest crops
ever ia feed tho soldiers and the peo.
pie when this country has become ac-
lively engaged in war. The project is
being put on by The Wheeling Com
mercia! Association. assisted by he
Panhandlr Agricultural Club. IL is the
hope that n regiment OF 1000 Al least
can be recruited here within thn next
few weeks. The recruiting stations
will be- open on" week.
Placards reading "Recruting sta
lion. Enlist in the Farm Army. Fight
With The Soldiers of the Sod" will be
placed in the windows Of all the re-
cruiiins stations. and on either side
will be large posters with the follow
ing CAPTIONS: "Thr Show Down.
America Cannot Win Without You:
The Wheeling Plan Of Organization Of
the Farm Army"
The stations will be located in the
principal business places and clubs OF
the city, and will be in charge Of the
pronrintorS. managers or clerks OF the
stores and secretaries Of the clubs,
who will register all those who wish
10 demonstrate their patriotism by
joining the farm brigade.
The recruiting stations will be To-
Gated at the following places:
Dyson's Cigar Store. Mcclure Hotel.
IoEe-Davis Drug Company. 1854
Main.
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, V. ". e. a.. Twentieth and Market.
Colnman'S Drug Store. Sixteenth
and Market.
Fort Henry Club. Fourteenth and
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Scottish Rite Cathedral. Byron and
! Fourteenth.
;arroiI Club. 13Oo Chanine.
! University Club, llG7 Chanlinc.
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Eighth Ward Engine House. 36lS
Jacob.
MrAllisier'S Island Pharmacy. 100
South Penn.
BIum'S Drug Store. Elm Grove.