The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
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upnu and tni1 Of l!if HvrH ilil' ~
women expected to ii" in th'' c1i'P;liGh
'n rur ohio ccuHty over the tap. SIf'
was riv"n q r','u:d IF applaus" rs sH"
concluded her address. Th" work 81 th'
women under her direction is sure tn
nc successful.
Or. J. L. Sobi1:son.
Dr.. J. l.. Enbirsou. ~ the First | MT
I'd Presbyterian church. 6rliN"T"'i a
very -iutrv"xiiuE address and told OF the
mart that III" minister's arc expected I"
takc in thr great Car!Tai~N TOT DonnS.
IIn stated the government WOULD n'>Fu
tyvcntr-fiv" billions "t dollars 10 'ako
cnro OF thr war th'S year. az against II
billions for Tho first fiscal year ana M
rrnmieni that ?"cE'l" q! the county
world st1nd hack Of the boys WI" arc
ri:in- their lives in order 10 max" inc
,vnrll n safe place to live in. In the
days to como.
wo,ran's G1ub Chorus.
Tho Tvoman's Club Ehor7Is. under tho
leadership Of Mrs. Edward ". Stif"l
made tho hit OF the evening with their
SONGS and tho audience joined in the
chorus. Tho big hit OF tho evening in
the socr line however. was Tor -FOUR
roy and Ny Roy" now hit made mp IN
create patriotism for the purpose OF
getting people to buy bomb. others
that made a hit wrrc out There and
It's a Long. Long Trail"
Mrs. Walter Marshall. assisted by the
chor7,s. rendered when The Moon
Shines" Several other popular airs
were also included IN the list during thc
evening. Tho chorus is one Of the very
best in the Ohio Valley.
c. Burgess Taylor.
e. Borgcss Taylor. head Of tn" 'nSur-
anco men Of tho county. told ot the par'
that this organization expected 10 INK"
in the work Of gathering together LID
erty bonds.
Mrs. Julian Hearne.
31rs ,Tolian Hcnrne told OF tho co-oT-
Grafton that the wpmen's organization
oynected 20 do She stated that the Lib
erty loan committee could depend on thc
ladies Of Ohio county in taking care OF
the work.
Mrs. Lima fleming Sherman rectted
~BclSiurn's Tcars'' which was much APP
pr>ciatcsl by oil present. THIS was CON
Guided by the singing OF the Star
SpauEled Banner.
Cecil Robinson. who always taxes a
active part in ali things t!tat are Eood.
told Of the work that the Island "
doing. He stated that ono OF his neiEh-
boris boys had lost his hfo III inc
WIZ. and be stated that no one could
sustain a greater loss in than tnat OF
this man and nc stated 1t was MP 10
c,,,vone 70 back This man In his loss.
Mrs. J. D. Wh!tarno-e. head NJ thr
county committees told OF the worK
that WAS TO be done in the county by
Tho women. and she stated that they
would do oil. and moro than expected OF
them and promised that the county
,,,orI5 pn FAR over the top
Hon. D. A. Mckee. chairman OF the
COSMOPOLITAN committee told or tho
work that the foreign element expected
to take in the loan
A r. Paxton. whose only son ano
univ daughter arc in France. stated that
~. vere on our way to Berlin and stated
that no was sure that VIC would go Tar
over the top IN the Fourth Liberty loan
drive
mr.. Ogden Speaks
n G. Ogden told OF tho Job before the
members ofsthc various committees 'ano
also every citizen in Ohio county. nc
statrd that eight percent on the general
property valuation waE about inc sum
that would be collected as the county
allotment or IS on every hundred Faiu-
alton. He stated that there was n"
cues ton that We were going ~ WIN inc
y.ar and he predicted that within year
or eighteen months that the victorious
allies would be marching down inc
streets Of Berlin. That inc count
would. go over the top ~aS his cAho"'
nninion He told OF the allied victories
~ ~. INST few weeks by the allied ar
mics and predicted that they would con-
tinuc.
message Prom The Front
viii Stone was called upon and read a
,stter frDrn his observation-disclosures Col
oncl J. Summer Jones who IS on 'rcher'''
John J. Pershinss staff
TJc,1tenaut-Coloncl Jones stated that
Tho boys wcrc being we'll taken care OF
IN his letter. and also that the system
Of handling supplies was sotncthinE
wonderful. He stated that there WAS 4
marked improvement over the way IL
was handled during the Spanish-Amerl-
can war and he was sure that u1';
oaners were not cNaEEeratlnE thinSS
when they stated that the boys were
MS we'll cared for in Europe MS thcE arr
at home, in his candid opinion they
wore hcing so cared for. II" told or
talking with mon who had hccn hSs"cia-
tod with various units and of their talks
,cIa,iys TO The :3!rndid caro- that IS be-
Ing taken or thou1-
Mt. Jesse Rlrch gave an Interesting
, talk m the Liberty I-oan and OF what
Is expected In the way NJ finances anu
he was greeted with applause as ne con-
cludcd his talk. which WAS Full Of r"p
: uni snap.
Andrew V. Fisher IF thc county draft
hoard and representing tn" labor inter
rsts 81 .!n county and city in Tho loan
drive. delivered y talk from n" labor
standpoint that was r"lI % ginger ard
he stated thu. III" lahnri"& mon cf tho
valley US we'll rs their wives and daugh-
,crs yrra ready {" Hu' ia" l<'is"r cut
rf business and thnt h.. rs spnEn%tin
for them. would guarantee that TN" hc
dr!:r would Z" p."r from tn" Tutoring
mans standpoint "f view.
Nolcou c. Hubbard.
Nelson g. Hubbard told of tho law
ycra rnrt in the loan rnd &c h" has hH"l!
, connected with IN" rrrit,rrin!; nf IN"
mon If tho cou:..T and II? T." VAS VOL
, able tn ,"il Them something along that
line. lie stated that everything MAS be
ing DOM from Ma, anG!" at the loan
,,rr,.., 20 nItkc. u Il rrInd Sur"1ss:.
WiIlt7n. C"ivls stated that II" h"h p
son in F'rnurr irr whom T." w"r!lh W"ri;
n!~ht ma Gar ." rui ihr hir hrir'. eyer
tho ton ar.t! ,.rcdi'>l"'I that - w"l:!h h" ::
i;ra.;I sU"r"'.".
Albert Sn:H"h"r "ha'"rnnr &C III"
. rr,i:i'r l.!hrrir l.Et.' "r1iu'lii"', d'ii:"r
<! very i",rr'..'ii.'- "'i6-. =" an thr
: manner ~ ,yii..h -. I"":; e. (" ia. ha"-
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