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PRICES REFLECT THE
TOCkSLIQU|DAT|ON

NEW YORK. Oct. t4.--rvicrS clearly
reflected further enforced liquidation In
the four days of this weeks stock mar
ket. In every important branch. Sccuri-
ties falling 70 or under previous low
levels Of the year. for which various
reasons were assigned. The most loGi-
cal Of these was that new capital re-
Quirements Of the government bear most
heavily upon investors and holders Of
trSt-claSS securities.
There seemed little reason. aside from
this. for the heavy offerings OF gilt
edged railroad shares. Many speculative
accounts were closed out. during. the
more urgent selling. which reached Its
height IN the mid-wcck. considerable
short covering appearing later.
In the prevailing mood OF the specula-
tive element much peSsimistic talk was
heard regarding the future dividend
policy o. railroads and industrial cor
porationS This was heightened by the
unexpected suspension ~ tho dividend
on Peoples Gas. which adversely affected
that stock and allied utilities. some ~
TO 20 points.
Plans now veil under way 10y the rail-
roads 70 r,ncw their plea before the In
terState Commerce commission Tor high
err freight rates coincide with the de-
usands ot Il large proportion If railway
employees for Increased pay
Lower money rates and IN" tln,at:Hn
OF the second Liberty Loan WEI: fol-
lowed by nm expansion "t more than SS'.-
900 01a in actual clearing nous" loans.
an increaS. nt SIS. hn".o IN reserves Of
the federal bank for htrnlh'rS' account.
an increase Of alnl"%' $3.50. n"". Don d.
mand deposits and gain ot $l>.ano"nD
in reserves.
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Funeral Of John Cooper.

The funeral Of littl" John Cooper was
held Thursday afternoon 1T o'clock
from tho baptist church. with interment
in the Mann!ngtnn Cemetery. Little John
WAS the victim Of deplurablc automo-
bile accident. Tuesday afternoon. when
he was instantly killed ut his own door
step by Il rnr driven BY Howard Charl-
tom. tn" sympathy of tn community Is
extended I" III" h"r'nvcd parents. ns VOL
rs 10 the Charlton family, in this sad
and untnrtUnnt" affair.
Word has Just h"ru received hero or
the death NJ Mrs. ". II. O'Da% at hos
rital in Pittsburgh. Sh" leaves IN in
FAINT son. her husband. ". II. O'pny her
mother. Mrs. Nuzmcn. and several SIS
t"rs. Of ta!rmnn, Funeral arrange
ments or further particulars have not
been learned nS y"t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. II. -. Atha. from Reltsrille.
Md. ar" her" far visit with relatives
Mrs. Charles l'"uhan and daughter loft
yesterday f"r New YORK city. where they
will visit r"tativcS
STANLEY Mcmillan has accented n no.
Siti"u in Washington. H. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. SInsal will leave
this week f"r Florida. where they Will
spend tho winter.
w. II. Boyd. whD has been tho guest
of his grandson IN" PAST few. DAYS, re-
turned /" his HON" in WaShngt"n
Mr.. nnI Mrs. Charles C'hatldock rc-
turned yesterday after Visit In Cam
eron.
Roy Crowcll of Fairmnnt is spending
Il few days with Mr.. and Mrs. \. J.
HAYES.
Mrs. Charles Miller Of GloYer's Gap
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MAJORSVILLE

Mrs Mary Rurley passed away At the
family home near Cameron. on tn" 10th
anniversary OF her birth. She was the
wife OF the late Adolphus Burnley and
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 'hhri''S
Sptllman. r" this marriage were born
eight children. OF whom seven. Tour girls
and three hos survive. iwo aged SIS
tors. Mrs. Jeunie Met 'racken. or ONO.
and Mrs. Elizabeth Archer. OF Majors
willie. and ON" brother. .Tam"s Spiiman.
Of Claysv;lle arc living. Mother Bur
lev. followed by y large cnncnurse or
friends was laid To r'St in thu tlouStn
burial ground. near the close "t beau
tiful autumn day. amidst III" flowers
and tears that told elruuratly "t love
and respect for the dead.
Mr.. Lee PhillipS and t"th"" r'.;Grn"f
recently from pleasant visit WIN
western relatives on Il cattle rahch IN
Nebraska.
Clarence. I.ureS is spending IL lew DAYS
with Majorvillr friends.
Misses Annie and Alta Atkinson spent
Saturday and Sunday with their aunt
Mrs. potf Ntillik"n. "t Calls.
Mrs, NemerIc of ths station. is re-
covering from y very Severe attack "i
acute indigestion.
Mrs. l.s. Phillips and LITTLE daughters.
Margaret Jean and Sara. Of Sugar Grove.
are spending this week with Mrs. mil
lips mother.
Mr.. Porter HISS. "f Brink. is IN"
guest OF his daughters ut This place.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hess. and dauEh-
tiers. Mary and Doyle. Of washington
were the Sunday guests OF Mrs. Oulnnlc
Chambers. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daye and chill
dren. of ri:cySvIil". Srru' Sunday with
friends at this place.
Mrs. Wyli. crow Is the guest OF
Waynashurs and WASHINGTON rslltircs.
Harry Phillips. "t Durbia'S Mill. is Ill
Of typhoid fever
Shscman Howard and family will
move in The n.-,r future from Crows
Min. to III. tenant hu"Se near Keys
bridge.
Three cases of typhoid f"r"r are re-
ported AT th. John Dreamer nome.
John Crow i"tt Saturday for the con-
toument at "hllir"th".
Rev. Miller. "f Pleasant Valley. was
the guest Saturday and Sunday pt Nr.
and Mrs. Will Camrhcl!.
Tho first quarterly meeting OF the
year was held ut Mr.. Hop" N. ". church
Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
October 13. Il.
Revival $crvicrS ~ b"gin 1T NJ Hope
NJ. T. church. October y.
Our Dr. Samnl"nS returned N"dn''S-
day from Washington. i. g.. as tirst
lieutenant W. t. Simmons. AMI whit. We
regret losing Il splendid ". n. we con-
yratula;e him on his success.
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DALLAS

Mrs. Mullic Jenkins passed tn the
great beyond Sunday morning 1T two
u'clock after Il few days Illness Of pneu-
mnnia She was a resident Of West
Finley. Pa. but came /" visit her son.
I'd. near Dallas just one week before
she died.
Mrs. Jenkins WAS member Of the
Windy GAP Presbyterian church. She
was removed To her h"m" Monday
morning by Tridcr T'rrS., and al ten
o'clock Tuesday morning. the Inst sad
rites were held over The remains. Htt"r
which ihr body was laid IN rest in the
West Finley cemetery. Three sons. Ed
Gin and Earle. and one daughter. Miss
Carma survive. also three brothers:
Wyatt. Montgomery and Morgan
SprnwIS MI "f West Finley.
The Modern Woodmcn camp Of Dallas
will give a social Saturday evening at
the hall Just for their families. The
Dallas cnrnrt band will furnish the
music. Quit" Il jolly lime is aniicipat-
cd 10y those who expect to attend.
Mrs =. l.. Order received word this
week from her brother Fmmct Moss.
whose is some where in France" Mr..
Moss was appointed Sergeant of Com
rnny H., First battalion Of Telegraph
crS.
Mrs. Will pattison received card
from her son Morton this week. He is
stationed NJ Camp Leo. Va. and during
the past week he was appointed puKler
for his company.
Their" WAS quite Il wreck m the Dali
las Pike Tuesday afternoon. when a
large truck used To- haul material on
the new Wheeling Creek road. turned
turtle several times after going over
the road ON tho Point hill. he driver
and hs companion escaped injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Ithoades and Mr..
md Mrs. Paul Rh"ad"s and children
motnrcd +" Cambridge SATURDAY ana WIS
i,"d Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Richsy and
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mrk"an. They re-
turned Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason McGlumphy and
daughter Dolores and Mr.. md Mrs. !"
A. rattisor and Miss Virginia motnr"d
to Washington Saturday and visited
relatives returning Monday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda rrh"r of near Rock
lick is visiting her son. S. l.. and fam
lily.
Mrs. Louis Ehnad"s is visiting Miss
Carma Jenkins Of Vest Finley this week.
Mrs. Snra HIN Of Fulton. who has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity
for some tim" nud Mrs J. 4. Rhondrs
spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank
Rh"td"S. -
Mr.. Frank KimruIns returned Sunday
from g pleasant two weeks sUjourn at
Nj. Clemens.
MIR. Wylin Oldham nf Tradclphia-
spent "Wednesday in Dallas.
Mr.. anil Mrs. oldham. who have spent
III. past year in TriadclrhIR. will move
hack to Dallas Thursday of u">i w''k.
Nrs "r,,., L. i,ukl,, anu Chiljrru VS.
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Warwood Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Ankle OF
Twcntloth street, who have been spend
ing the past two weeks with their
daughter Mrs. Donald Estep OF Des
Moines, Iowa.
E. c. Jones Of Smithton, w. Va was
n business visitor In Warwood. !Satur-
day. In the interest Of the Carnegie Gas
company.
Harold Tollinger of East Wheeling
WAS u visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Laura Hcizler of South war
wood. spent yesterday as the guest OF
relatives in Wheeling. :.
r.. w. Meyers OF Ohio avenue. LETT
yesterday for points in Ohio. for q
brief bushes trip.
Misses Edna HELLER and Mary L.
O'Donnell of Ohio avenue. spent yester-
,oay with friends in Wellsburg
Miss Lcta Johnson OF twentieth
street. who has been III at her home -
very much improved.
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rnrcrnl Ct MRS.. Mnrgaret van Curen

Funeral services will he held this aft
ernoun AT tho Reuwnnd NJ. T.. church for
the late Mrs. Margaret Linsicy) Van
Curcn. Of seventh and Main streets. who
died lntr Friday evening. Rev. q. d.
Sampson. former pastor Of the l1enwood
VI. T.. church and Rev l.. =. Moore thr
new pastor. WILL nlfiriate. In addition
10 the choir music. her fAvoritc anthem.
Some Sweet Day will he sung by
Harry Marx. tennr Sol0ist of ST. Mat
lhew's Lutheran church choir Last eve-
Ming nj o'rlrrk .Nfarrtla council M.
3. Daughters IF lnrth"utaS. conducted
r!tunlistic services. Tho Wumrn's Relief
Corps Of which Mrs. Van Currn was
also n member, will turn out at todays
funeral. Mrs. Van Currn is survived Ivy
two daughters. Mrs. Charles Schad AMI
Mrs. John j. James and ono adopted
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Van fUrcn, ali
Of this city. lntcrmcnt will be in
Greenwood.
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priefs nnd Personals

Mrs Catherine HauN and Grand"
daughter. Miss Vera lLaui. spent yester-.
day with the formers niece. Mrs. LOUIS
NJ Schad OF McMcchsn street. =.
Mrs Margaret Patterson OF water
street. is recovering from an Illness
Miss Agnes Arnold. of Main street,
IL impraviuE after an Illness. ----~-
Mrs William Bell. Of Main street. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Rudolph
Tappr of Pittsburgh.
George Sorrfs. Of West Liberty. Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Amanda Lewis. of South Mar.
shall street. Is spending a few. dAXAi
with friends
Mrs. Jacob Milbaugh, of Main strsAt
has returned home from visit viii
friends at New MatamoraS.
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NJ MECHEN

Alfred Palmer. of SiStersyilln. spent
Sunday her" with friends.
Arrangements have hccn cnnpl"r"d
rnr the musical and social To hr held
tomorrow evening by the ladies Of ST.
James church. The affair will DO hold
n, tn" 81. James hall. \ splendid pro-
gram Inns been arranged and the public
Is invited tn attend The affair is be-
ing rivon for the benefit OF the Red
Cross.
y number mf business men NJ this
city. B"nwnod. and Wheeling. hay.
plans underway to open coal mine
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BIG "Get-rocethorr Meeting

What il rNp""ted To have bHnne"
attendance Is The big "get-together
meeting 10 b" held at scrcn-th!rty 1T
the local Presbyterian church on Twen-
ieIh street. \ finc program which has
been recently published has been ar
ranged by the COMMITTEES. Cumpnsr,l OF
some Of the teachers Of the Wnrwood
schools. IN which quite few ~ the
students will Iaxc pnrl 1t ~ hoped that
this meeting will bring about n hnrmnny
and aCquaintancnship that should be
known in all schools. II all OF the par
enls Will he present tomorrow evening
this great purpose Will be assured.
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AGREE ON PRICES FOR
SEM|-F|NISHED STEEL

NEW YORK. Oct. 1i--Steel manu-
farturcrs and the wur industries board
have agreed on maximum prices for
Srmi-Gnished steel products for the rest
Of this year ON all United States and
allied government orders and for the
American public. The adjustment was
made by mutual concessions.
Government huying is the only source
Of activity at the moment. covering bars.
plates. shapes. sheets. Specialtiss anu
machinery. and prospective contracts for
projecticS and small shells are estl-
mailed at S75U. 900. QUO 10 sl.G00.000 Steel
requirements for ammunition manufac-
lure in the next twelve months probably
will not he far from 100000 tons. Ma
rhinery needed to equip ordnance plants
alone will cost upward Of S2H.QQ0,0OU
ship yards and nirplane engine makers
ar. placing large orders Tor machine
tools.
Blast furnace interests in the east md
south. ns we'll "a in the central west.
arc adjusting To new conditions. as re-
flnctrd in sales nf about 1000 tons vt
pig iron at the new base price Of S37
Der ton for basic and for No. foundry
iron at furnace for this years ship
.Inent.
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There was mich excitement in Ben
wood Saturday morning when IL became
known that burglars had been at work
in several Of the residences. \ gold
watch. n family heirloom. and S3.G5 were
taken from the Everett residence. just
below Seventh and Main streets The
home of DR.. ". B. HartwiS was also
entered and the physicians trousers.
containing a little more than SOL. were
taken. Later in the day the trousers
were found thrown Into ono OF the
Charles Springer transfer wagons un
McMechen street. Early the same morn
ing Officer Herman Specht arrested Il
man on tho ferry landing who had
typewriter. gold filings for teeth anI
s19 in his possession. The filings proved
to he the property Of DR.. c. J. Archer.
Bellaire dentist. and the typewriter
was identified by DR.. CIV. Kirkland as
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Will Hold Musicale.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Luther
au church have arranged u h"ld mus
IcaL, NJ ihy home vi Mrs. W. J. Stoehr.
AIN Rirhlaud avenue. on Tuesday ev3-
ming, October %. The program which
has brcm prepared will include number
If lmral talent. and selections of both
vocal ami instrumental Will bc pleasing,
as we'll is several rrritntions.
Tn" following ladies compose the
ruinIniItca and hUvc arranged the pro-
gram. Mr$dam's Carl lthhcrts. John
Mctiraw. j. W. Lash End lhosn in charge
Of ill.. rrfrrshn1rnts VIII hc Mestiamrs
". L. Hclfcuh!ne and Charles Hurklc.
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Noted Missionary Hero.

Rev. J. II. NirhDl. noted missionary
of Syria. spoke ~ tho Warwopd Freshly
terrain church last evening. Rcv. NtChol
Is temporarily detained from his WORK
in Syria und is assisting MI Hoover In
the work of food conservation. being the
rrrrr$t nlAtive OF the churches holding
tn" Presbyterian form OF government.
During the past year he was actively
related IL the Armenian Syrian relief
work. An interesting address was given
and Il large crowd was present.
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Nicholas aMtuga.

Yesterday afternoon nj his home on
Main street. occurred the death OF Mich
olas Matuga, in the thirty-siXth year OF
his age. \ wife and two small children
survive. Funeral services are incom-
plete bat Rev. G. r. Helm. pastor Of st.
Matthew's Lutheran church. will Off
clatr and intcrment will be in Green
wood cemetery.
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NnrriStown. were Sunla? visitors At the
home OF Mrs. Lora Johnston. OF Sp"id"l
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy ADAMS. OF near ST.
r'lalrSvillr. spent tn" week end with
the lattcr.S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bl"n.
Of SpeId'l.
Mrs charlie? Eundy. Of Tacoma. was
tll. guest Of her sister, Mrs WIN. Sears
"Wednesday.
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David ". Thomas Honored.

David ". Thomas. who has enlisted
in III. signal corps. and left last eve
ming for training camp. was highly hon
orcd by the Finley bible class or the
Christian church. yesterday morning.
~" Thomas Is Il charter member of tho
class. Special music was rendered and
several good speakers participated.
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Funeral of Infant.

Funeral services will b. held this art
erunon nj st. Johns Roman Catholic
church for Albert. the three months old
son at Mr.. md Mrs. CaSapeu Tcfra6e,
Of In2n Marshall street. who died at
san. o'clock last evening. Rev. Father
y. ". Schooner Will offIicate. Inter-
mimi In Mt. Calvary.
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Mission Mt Catholic Church.

irStci'laY morning at The CuTpus
Christi church. At high mass at lh:Op
o'clock. Rev. J. J. Swtnt. OF !he diocesan
AEnstolatr stationed at Weston. w. Va
opened what ~ expected to BE- very
successful mission. The opening ser
mon was very touching and also impur-
tant. \ splendid attendance wRs present
at both Of tlIr, services yesterday.
The following announcements for this
were were made: Masses each day At
five and eight u'c!uCk: an afternoon Serr-
ice for the school children will be held
AT tour. and cHch evening will he q ser
mon followed by bencdictiun i, seven
thirty. All are cordially invited 10 at
Tend these exercises.
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Mother Sweet end her seven oeahtl-
full aud talented daughters VIII pc ~
the Methodist church on the evening OIL
October %. at sis o'clock TICKETS
TO see Mother Sweet and her daughterS
vii be placed 3n sale some time next
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birthday Party

Saturday afternoon Master Harold
Curtis, OF this city. WAS host to a
number Of his it'll" friends in honor or
his NTH birthday anniversary. Juvenile
games offered pleasure and refreshments
wore served.
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Rsooninp DoGless

Dog Alley" bctwcen Main and NC
Nechcn streets and extending from
Fifth To Sixth street. Is becoming cog
less. The police have not FORGOTTEN
the CANNES "f this avenue In trying 10
obey the rules Of the city.
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Sunshine Club Meeting.

The Sunshine club Of this city. VIII
be entertained at the home OF Mrs.. W.
w. Kennamond on Twenty-first street
on Thursday of this week. An all day
sewing will he neld and many garments
will be complied for the soldiers.
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Mica Morris Entertains

Miss Hannah Morris. or Marsna'l
street was hostess to n party Of friends
saturday evening. Dancing was INC
nrIncinal feature and luncheon Of lovely
onpointmcnts was served.
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DEATH IN TIE FOG.

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Oct. l4.-lIar-
~ Moore. aged -. monument Snl.s-
man. was killed hero carly today. when.
losing his way in Il drlls- fog. he drove
his automobile over i twcvc-f"ut en-
bankment.
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MANNlNCT0N

The Misses Myrtle Magcc. katherine
and Margaret Hopcw"ll entertained
party OF friends nj Il transformations toast
on Clayton hill last evening.
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ps+urned From Marietta

Walter Macmillan and wife. or MAJ"
street. have returned from an autonlo-
bile trip to Marietta. o.. where tney
visited DR.. w. Macmillan and family:
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Supper and Social

This evening the Ladies AID society
OF 81. Matthew's Lutheran church WI,
rive supper and social in the social
rooms of the church.
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here, More than 500 acres Of coal land

here. More than 5OO acres Of coal land
on JIm's Run. has been leased
Lincoln Lodge. No. ~, ]. q. q. T.. VIII
hold n business meeting this evening III
the lodge quarters in the McMrchen
buildingI
During the. week four minute talks
in the interest Of the snlr of the Lid
erty Bonds will be given at the Md
way theatre, Ivy prominent citizens or
the county.
ARRANGEMENTS arc rapidly r'einE COM
pIetcd for IL dance to be held Tuesday
evening. October 20. AT st. James Hall.
The dance is being held 10y the members
Of St James church for the benefit OF
the local chapter Of the Red Cross.
Mr. md Mrs. George Fl. Ice. or cum
hcrland. Md. are visiting with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernst Caldwell of Mid
dlcport. o.. spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Russell Miller has resumed his luf!cs
with the Traction company. after hrinE
OF for # week ar So
Now is the time to have the won
dertuI tone Sonora Photograph for
your home; $50 to $1,000 in mahog-
any, Early English, Fumed Oak,
Golden Oak.
HILLMAN G. SON,
nietrihiItorS
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his The man. claims to have been left
In the care of the stolen goods by MI.
Morrison. who had Some business IN tho
city. Morrison. ii Is thought. is the EEL
low who committed the roboerles-
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Do you want America to be Prus-
sfanized? Are you willing to take Or
der5 from the Kaiser? No! Get
busy, then. and help your country by
buying 4 Liberty Loan bond at any
bank, brokers or Liberty Loan head
qua rters, 81 Twelfth ST., and pay for
it on small weekly instaIlments. $50
and upwards.
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r,ndias, Aid Meeting,

The Ladies' Aid OF the Methods.
church Will meat in the church rooms.
on fourteenth street, on next Thursday
afternoon. Sewing for the Christmas
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For LihertY loan.

4 Liberty Loan meeting will be held
in the South W1rwOOd hose house. TINS
evening ut 40. All citizens of South
Warwood are re luestcd 10 be present ht
this Meeting. W. Z. HclfGnbine is the
chairman Of the executive committee Tor
South Warwood. The following men
have been appointed in the various
parts Of Wurwond 10 boost the sale 3r
these loans:
Chairman--AIATor J. II. Montgomery.
Executive cnmmittee--McssrS. W. T..
Hrlfenbinr. Ed. Elliott and Walter w.
Kemp.
North Warwnnd.-A. q. Strauss. Roy
Hankr and 4. q. ReiSter.
Center Wnrwnad--H. j. Miller, S. +.
Shellcnbcrg. J. W. Em"ley. Ed. Fell. w.
L. McKee, T.: f.. Shartcr. \. d. Peak. {.
V. Terrell. Guy Pryor. II. 4. Alexander
JOS. Wridncr. II. II. Mcclure, Z. l..
Ward. S j. E"sil. +. W. Mahan. '. q.
Crunin. T.. II. Smith and l.. y. McNickle.
South WnrwOnd--MessrS 4. l.. Metz
ner J. T.. O'R"i"u. Charles Wclshans,
Geo. F.hhr:t. l.. august kindclh"rg"r'
John Dudley. Is. &. Evans. w. H. EIhln'
j. u Taylor. J. l.. Taach"ut. Jacob Hi
ton. Il. X. HarrIn. Frank Kline. John
R;duwirh. !. K"l;lry and ). ~. shea.
Tho committee Feel confident tina.
quite. Il unmh,r "f tho loans will be
sold throughout Warwood and thnt AT
least one Will u" IN euch family. They
may M purchased ut tn" headquarters
on Twelfth street. Wheeling. "r at any
bank. in either Wheeling or WarwDod.
\ man giving his name MS Lemon. and
residence as Martins Ferry. WAS arrest
ar, iy DffI.rr u l. pnul vest rrQay aft
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will have charge Of this meeting.
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