The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
LIBERTY LOAN
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t.lkS ar" requested t" m"", 1T HI"
Elks' club promptly at 100 TO 80
10 the theatre in Il body.
Adjoining Counties working.
Committees are HOW at work III All
West Virginia counties included in the
Fourth Federal Reserve district. Some
OF the counties were late organizing for
thu campairn. hut are determined 10
make up for lost time.
Marshall county. under the chairman
ship Of W. a. +. Dalzcll. has raised
nearly half her allotment. II was an
nouuced yesterday. Workers there fe"t
that w:lil. only q week remains. the
quota will be subscribed.
A. c. Jackson OF Sist"rSvillc reported
to Headquarters here yesterday thar the
campaign WAS uuspic!ously launched In
Tyh.r county Thursday evening. Tho
Wctzel county campaign will be given
fresh impetus tonight. when Judge
Frank W. Ncshi,t will deliver ad-
dress ut New Martinsville. Chairman
u. A. Eurt al Brooke county has as
Sur-d the committee that 1t need nave
no fear as To that county. More inter-
est is being taken In tho second Liberty
Loan than was manifested In the first
in Hancock county. reports state
Women work IN Rain.
Inc women CtEliHuc " if't'' NliF i''''A
az workers for the Liberty Loan.
Despite the inclement weather Of veg
terdar committee. under the loader
shin Of Mrs. J. Newton Dowlcr. OBJ
tanned subscriptions totaling $500, II
was announced last night by Louis
Kraf.. chairman OF tho Womcns Lib
erty Loan committee. The women
worked in the rain the same as In sun
shine ana their efforts told. Todnys
committee will be headed by Mrs. jesse
\. Eloch To dutr. s131.950 IS the total
reported by the women's committee.
Subscribers 10 the loan will not re-
rcivc the Liberty Loan huttons-the
badge OF hou"r-until arrangements
have been made with the bank or agency
from whom tho bond IS being purchased
as u the terms Of payment.
Liberty Loan Sunday" will bo OBJ
served in practically every church in
Ohio county tomorrow. the committee
has lrccu assured.
Meetings Announced
A meeting OF Syrians will be held
Sunday afternoon. at 5 O'clock In theic
hall on Main street. near Twentr-second
at which Hon. Charles J. Schuck will
speak.
Attorney Frank A. ORricn Will speak
at q meeting Of Wctzel county citizens.
to be held Tuesday evening. in Little
ton. He spoke yesterday forenoon a.
tho factory Of the Hazel-Atlas company.
rour-Mfnute Men spoke in several To-
cal theatres last night and will continue
their campaign each evening next week.
1t was announced at headquarters
yesterday that tho Syrtans have sub
scr!bed more to the loan per capita than
have any other nationality.
$50 900 From wheeling Mold Employees.
In until noon yesterday. s60.9hn had
been subscribed to the loan by employees
OF the Wheeling Mold & Foundry COM
uany. The employees committees will
continue the campaign next week. anu
hopa TO reach tho hundred thousand
mark.
Employees O. I-aEeIlc plant Of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate company
organized yesterday and promise TO re-
port II large total.
Employees Of the NJ. Marsh & SON
Stngle company yesterday subscribed for
more than 5000 worth OF bonds. They
were addressed by General Manager Jos
cph r. Golner. and the subscriptions
w"r" taken by Mr.. Golner and Henry MIL
Ter.
Liberty Loan windows
a number OF Interesting displays Will
h. arranged I'm prominent store windows
next week by !. ]. Banks. Ir.. who viii
devote his entire time next wool; t" tins
feature" Displays whl he found III
windows of tn" following stores: George
NJ Shook. Co. George Il. Taylor Co..
George T.. Stlrel Co. Alexander shoe Co.
". J. Lukcns. GundlinG Clothing Co.
Burgess Carpet company, +. c. Dancer.
NrcTaddcns. Ne!ner hardware CO.. Han
cher's Jewelry store. and !. r. Baum