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% BANK DEPosITORs .

~ hthAfh AfAaA RtNA AVAAHt
Nothing is more vital to the winning
Of the war than credit.
The government often has to borrow
immense sums temporarily, and the
banks must stand ready at all times
to lend the government what It needs.
The ability Of the banks to lend Is
not unlimited. II IL just as necessary
Tor them 10 conserve their lending pow.
en- as Il Is 70 conserve coal, food. steel,
and other commodities for which the
war brings abnormal demands.
Besides. credit means the ability to
command labor and materials and
nothing must stand IN the way Of the
government IN It's need for labor and
materials.
II you are producing manufacturing,
or distributing things needed to prose
cute the war OF maintain the health
and efficiency Of the civilian popula.
ton, yOn must be able 20 obtain the
credit to which your needs and your
standing enfltle you.
But II you are to have the credit
yon need for these essential purposes
those whose purposes are not as es-
eenflal must limit their demands FOR
credit; and you. yourself, must ask for
as little credit as possible for unneces-
CRY purposes. Tor personal loans to
carry securities. to .mild q home 10
buy an automobile or 10 DO any Of a
hundred things which may be entirely
proper h times Of peace but may not
be proper Ia war
Sew loans win rarely BE- justified
unless they are 70 I'D directly IN tlnI
prosecution Of tie Var. and every bank
has been stsel BY TIE eogernmani
TO request aI ~ borrowers to keep
Thrift fenahas for credit down to the
faIf|Hr citizens Fhelhfr IN business
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Acting on the request oi tlt E. s
Wllaon Che seven ofganinailoas thal
are miiealy looking after lla aolIar.
Of the fighters have combined Tor ih.
coming work Of raising funds fal
war work. Under the name. aUnlla.
War Work Campaign" this highly im
poriani effort win be made BY member.
Of all seven organisations represnlIns
equally an q the different religion.
denominations scots ana non.seesafial
societies that minister 10 the needs 81
the men At the front, regardless Of ll,sIi
race, color or religious Affiliations.
Uniting Of these govemmenlnlIy re-
copllzed and approved organizations
In this coming campaign has given
rise to some unfortunate remarks III,
dlcatlng that, unbelievable as Il seems
there are persons who put their own
creed or soclety up as criterion, and
themselves as Judges Of the merits Of
those that are asking Cor funds. Several
such persons have been heard to say
that they would give nothing II their
donation was 10 80 into the treasury
Of The knights Of Columbus Jewish
Welfare Board or Y. A. C. A.
Such stupidity Is hard to understand
and Il may safely be taken Us proof
that the individual displaying Il has
no personal interest In the war, nor
any conception Of what II means. such
persons, their mantle Of -than-thou
hypocrisy stripped from them, are
found to be narrow-mnded, selfish,
shrlvelled-souled penny plnchers who
don't care one whoop IN hell for any
thing outside Of their own personal
benefit
To meet common foe. the liberty
loving nations Of the earth have band
ed themselves together. as comrades IN
arms Engllshmen. Frenchmen, Amerl.
cans Italians Hindus, Serbs, Belglans
and Greeks to fight to win. or die. IN a
common cause. In these united armies
there stand together Roman Catholic.
Greek Catholic, High Churchman, low
Churchman. Protestant, Buddhist and
Jew. But these men have learned IN
the blood OF the battle field that all
men are brothers that men die much
alike. and dying look to common God,
and Saviour.
Destruction, discomfort and need
know no creed Germans make no dis
tlnctlons IN favor Of members OF any
particular church. Death, wounds, dis
ease. Illness, coolies and trench rats
are utterly Indifferent TO a mans re-
llglous tendencies war worker at
the front will drag a wounded man out
Of No Mans Land, tie up a torn artery,
roll a cigarette for an armless soldier,
carry soup from kitchens TO trenches,
across shell swept areas. and never In.
qulre as to whether the recipient OF his
ministrations believes in pre-
destination or priestly absolutlon OF
sins.
Our dollars from home must be Just
rs absolutely nOn-sectarlan.
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Why spend your money when not
necessary We have good auto tires
at 20 per cent on reguas prices. Not
exactly seconds, but carry no guarantee.
List on SOxsls is s22.5O; 25 per cent
discount is $500, which makes net cost
to you Just sl6ss. Hague and Co. PA
\. Gold.
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Mrs. Reuben MORett. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H.. T. Bixler has returned
from the east. After visiting her hus.
band, Lieutenant Monett, at Camp Dix.
she spent some time with friends In
different parts Of New York state.
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Classified Ads
One Cent a word each Issue.
Minimum rate, 25c.
Caah must accompany copy.

FOR SALE-New modern Groom
bungalow, on A lots, ga acre land,
adjoining, all nicely fenced and level,
plenty Of water, 800 #. from city
line on macadamized road. F. II.
Wing, Deming. S-9f.
FOR sALE-LIght Buick six. Coed noe.
chanical condition, good rubber, YER
sized tires and EXTRA leaves on rear.
II sold at once, price S575. See Wilcox,
Majestic Theatre. 1t
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Hundreds Mere In Demlng in the Same
Plight.

Hundreds Mere In Deming IN the Same
Plight.
Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and day,
Back aches: head aches;
Your kidneys are probably weaken.
ed.
Yon should help them at their work.
Let one who knows tell you how.
Mrs y. b. spencer. COZ Byard st..
Silver City, n. H., says: about a year
ago ! was suffering with an awful weak.
ness IN my back and my kidneys were
dlsordered. Ny back ached nearly an
the time and myhousework was awfulg
hard, and burdensome. Whenever I
bent over a sharp pain would catch
me IN my back and when Strengthened
! became dizzy. felt an run down
and miserable when I began taking
Deans Kidney Pills. but one box com.
plelely cured me-"
Price 0oc, a. eli dealers Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-ee.
Doan's Kidney pills-the same that
ArS Spencer had. Fosler.Milbarn Co.
higrs- Buffalo, n. Y.
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~ anyhow, sooner o. later; might
q We'll use u sooner. Then you ere
absolutely sure that tho corn will
loosen from your toe % that you
can peel the whole thing on D1in-
le14ly with your ln9orE, % one com-
plolo plece-ju1t Ike poeIInT q ba~
mana ~ take q second % tHo g
or pultorIng. Corn-pnIna viii Vena
l9n--.tnat'u keep you sweet while
the -uel1-It does the rest. Nothing
new Tor cofnn has been discovered
SINCE -ool1-Il- war born. Follow
me Judgment Of the m||I|o1ai uI4
lete-lr ana % sure % Be- corn
ana pain flaoI Iouu n4y Il1 n1II1.
'lol1-il.' the guaranteed. MONEY!
back corn-fomoFnr, me only nuI1
w, eo.t. ~ tllle q nv dug aIofls.'
aTapy y. ANNfen1o a o. onIc11o, JIG.
Sold in Deming and recommends
as the worlds best corn remedy b
hosser Drug Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25
Nominee Eor Ii. Governor
IS Proving a Very Popular Candidate

Benjamin p pnny 1aass Great Livestock Iuau Promises
70 Dsalsnls Ppulag loF business Men "a Public Oalta
Has Iad interesting Career
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No available purposes
decided that the canning closed October 2Oh Purchase
TONERS be made pound days
supply being permitted signing certificate
Fair Price Committee Fred Sherman Eze Holiday
caster B. Griffith H NJ sibey p
Harry Whehll
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Only One Corn
POOIOT, ''0Ols.N

Stop Corn Pains; Bee Corn Peel OF
u h Just when q corn hurts that
getting I'D Of Il. Why take chsnsss
of keeping the corn ana having eho
pain grew Woreei 4oun use Gets
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Tese prices by the board appointed by the County Food Adj
and Are Subject Weekly Revision The prices quoted
maximum figures ANY which higher figure charged should
be reported Fred Sherman, County Food Administrator
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Jasper ]. Thompson, Portales, and
Ronald McRae Of Pennington, are
among the severely wounded.
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with u.s. You notice we don't complain
Of hard times The secret Of our suc
cess is simply this; we supply everg
thing In groceries Of tine best at roes
bottom prices We also deliver your
order Immediately and Just os you
want it. We help to keep The hleh
cost Of living down.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

In New Mexico, 101.l54 acres have
been classified by the secretary Of the
Interior as grazing lands
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

NeO Mexlcon,
Grand Jury rloss Eln.
Last Friday, he nflh dag 81 ss ses
sion Che federal grand Jury. sitting
ai Santa Fe, brought lls elaboration
70 an abrupt stop and handed down
30 true bills and AZ no true BILLS Thl
Jurors had examined perhapa 100 wit
nesses less ihhn half the number llkel,
to appear here bad It not been f0f lhl
'fln' epidemic.
Judge Nehleti ordered the jury L
report and cease It's deliberations foi
the present all Of the Jurors to b,
called back BY registered notice when
the court saes A.
The danger Of the "nu" epidemic
was responsible for the order. The
Jurors come from an parts Of the
state; they have to slt IN closed rooms
FOR hours at time, and they as well q,
witnesses run the same danger Of catch.
ing the FIN aa do people attending
meetings II Is believed.
The newly formed union Of the
CLERKS Of the New Mexico division Of
the Santa Fe has hcen recognized by
the railway authorities az Washington.
Work has begun on the Glorleta-
Panchuelo forestry road, which will
make a ilne trail 10 cowles over the
mountains according to reports re-
celved BY the forestry department.
The dead body Of an infant WIS
found at Gallup. IN the rear Of the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Yoder. II
had apparently been dead for some
hours was light in color and apparent
~ American.
In the past month 10000 acres near
Mountalnair and 1000 acres near Pro
greso have been entirely freed from
the prairie dog menace. according to
the report made by Clyde Everltt. who
has been In charge Of the work.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
called for 20,08o grammar-school grad
yates from forty-two states and the
District OF Columbia to entraln Octo-
Der 10 for the technical schools. OF
the total $50 will be negroes. New
MexicO's quota Of 800 men will 90 to-
the University Of Texas
The names Of the following New
Mexlcans appear In the official cas-
nalty list issued by the War Depart
ment: Manuel n Gallegos Central
and Charles A. Garner. Las Vegas,
killed IN action; Osci J. Bainum tina
rine), Bellevue. wounded, degree unde-
termined, previously reported miss
ing; Ronald MeRea, Pennington.
wounded severely; Marcos Martinez,
San Marclal missing In action; Mar
tin Mora, San Antonio, missing In ac-
ton
East Las Vegas has girl messengers.
New Mexico now has 2.7OO members
Of the boys working reserve.
Everett d. Lucas Of Clovis was re.
ported killed in action In France.
IN New Mexico. 121.l54 acres have
been classified by the secretary Of the
Interior as grazing lands.
Jasper J. Thompson, Portales, and
Ronald McRae Of Pennington, are
among the severely wounded.
Mrs. Reuben MOnett. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Bixler. has returned
from the east. After visiting her hus-
band, Lieutenant MoIett, at Camp Dix.
she spent some time with friends In
different parts Of New York state.
Why spend your money when not
necessary We have good auto tires
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

In the past month 10000 acres near
Mountalnair and 1000 acres near Pro.
gresO have been entirely freed from
the prairie dog menace. according to
the report made by Clyde Everlit. who
has been in charge Of the work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Provost Marshal General Crowder
called for 20,0oo grammar-school grad
yates from fOrty-two states and the
District Of Columbia to entraln Octo-
Der 10 for the technical schools. OF
the total $50 will be negroes. New
Mexico's quota Of 800 men will go to
the University Of Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Everett d. Lucas Of Clovis was re-
ported killed in action In France.
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FOR sALE-New, modern room
house on Gold Ave, easy terms. f
H. Wing, 20s s. Copper. Ii
FOR SALE-4-room modern. on Nlckls
Ave. Terms. F. H. Wing, POS s. Cop
per.
FOR sALE-Two rooming houses
close in, $4,000 Terms
This has always been a money maker
and Is good investment. =. H. Wing
POS :. Copper.
FOR sALE-0.rOOm modern house on
Pine st., easy terms. +. H. Wing, POS
s. Copper.
TO LET-several small houses. r. H.
Wing, POS 5. Copper
FOR SALE-Red Duroc shoats.
Phone sOlRl2.
FOR SALE-Pure bred barred Rock
and R. |. chicks, 3 months old,
also mixed breeds, 20 hens, phone
sOlR12.
FOR sALE-l9l6 Model Ford, good
running condition, 1926. Central
Garage, Gold and Railroad ayes.
FOR RENT-Piano. sewing machine.
typewriter or mules The Lennox Co.
FOR sALE-23O sheep ewes, lambs.
rams and wethers. Adam Wilcox, box
ia Deming Xix
FOR sALE-Six room house. sleeping
porch, furnished, modern improve
menis; two lots. 5OxifO r. Terms Ap.
ply 5Ol W. Pine 81. Phone 724. lO.25-f
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Holstein
bull, finest IN county, splendid milk
strain, for the season. at the Standard
Dairy phone 800 ~ u-i5x
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East Las Vegas has girl messengers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

FOR sALE-New, modern room
house on Gold Ave, easy terms. f.
H. Wing, POS s. Copper. 1t
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

New Mexico now has 2,7OO members
Of the boys working reserve.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

The newly formed union Of the
CLERKS Of the New Mexico division Of
the Santa Fc has been recognized by
the RAILWAY authorities at Washington.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

The dead body Of an infant WIS
found at Gallup in the rear Of the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy YOder. II
had apparently been dead for some
hours was light in color and apparent
ly American.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Work has begun on the Glorleta-
Panchuelo forestry road, which will
make llne trail to Cowles over the
mountains, according to reports re-
celyed BY the forestry department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
All American Children
Under Five Years to Be
Weighed and Measured

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Wefghtng
and measuring Of all American cfhlorch
under five years Of nge will be the first
feature Of Childrcn's year, which opens
to-day under the direction of The Chill
dren's Bureau Of tho United States De-
partment Of Labor. This will be the first
Of q year Of activities designed to pro-
tect children from the special dangers
Of war time and save tho lives of 1907
600 little children before April s. 1919.
Instructions for carrying out the
weighing and measuring test are now In
the hands OF local child welfare chair
men who will DO responsible for the test
in each community. Record CARDS nave
been prepared by the Department OIL
Labor and will be furnished for each
child. These cards are in the form OF a
return postal card. On one end OF the
card data concerning the child will be
recorded and retained by parents white
tho other portion Of the car should De
filled out and returned to the Childrcns
Bureau Of the Department OF LABOR. Inc
return card will be franked as official
government business and NO postage Will
be required
Many Of the physical defects which
caused the rejection of one-third OF mo
men coming up for examination In !fe
first draft are believed to hare> been due
TO some slight trouble neglected IN early
childhood the Children's Bureau points
out and higher standard OF physical
fitness in the rising generation can De
assured only by greater attention To tho
physical condition Of children
Weight and height and their reaation
to each other are rough index OF
young child's health and developpoonc
tho Bureau says When child ID su1k-
inxly below the average weight Tor 1es
height or L. small for its age. 1t tnd1-
Gates that expert advice about diet ana
daily care h needed.
insofar a. the test makes Il platn %
hafents that the physical condition 81
theif chltdfen needs attention. ana IA,
sofat u II leads to cbmmuhlty brpviHioh
fot bubtle Health nntses ana cohstilt4-
tloh centsfs tpf children. to 4 snfe Euatd-
llHe II tbs Hulk Suhpty. Std hthpti tnfhAt-
ttfR fbr I'M ttstcftlbh n n lldtsn t ltIs
lhsSg iaasfActea| teNNhMGih rntHeffta
IsnsRa'dls'aa taas'4ai 1Nf|Nsg9 la F1tfaffaiiH'.
'Fhe Epeord eaTd slyss + !sb}s y aay .s,
eirls az birth ut every month Of asa
from the sixth to the forty-eishth and
at every year from the fifth TO mo SIN
teenth. Parents wishing to enter their
children In tho national test should conf
Emunicate with their local chairman or
the child welfare committee or their
State Council OF National Defense,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Rsreoua1B and Brisfa.

J Z. Carter. cashier Of the State
Bank Of Elm Grove, has purchased the
Forbes estate on the National pike. Tho
price involved was not divulged.
MIS-. J. D. Potts, of Richmond, Is the
guest Of Mrs Alex Glass Of kenwood
Place for several days
Miss Ruth Mason Of Leatherwood has
returned to her home after visiting in
New York city.
George Whitcornb OF Triadelphia. *
recovering from Il slight illness.
James Mccain Of Woodsdale is spend
ing several days in Parkcrsburg on
business.
Miss Florence Baron OF Woodsdalc. Is
visiting relatives In Cleveland for scver-
al days.
George Delos. of Trindrlphi is rccov-
cring from injuries sust;tinrd in an &C
ctleut several days ago.
Mrs. Morris OF Run"y's Point is spend
ing several days visiting in New York
City. 49,
Mrs. Harry T.. Wilkinson nf Sisters
willie has returned home after visiting
relatives IN WoodlawuL
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AsA assl& @sAssa % . a@ 1a1s lls!sss
RYnsa m Ws}l fas;RS.

srsF hs ftMsIFaE aosaW fs rsftb44a vi VI
&lmm Grove has peaanh pdlled, and ths
PIPE PIPE VIII, be shipped to q town IN Ken
lucky where the next well will be
drilled. w. C. Nevin. the man in back
Of the wildcat project here felt that
It was useless to attempt to find oil here
and leased other lands In Kentucky. Only
a slight trace Of oil and gas was found
at the depth OF 1.Soo feet in the we'll
drilled hera-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

tn game between the teachers Of Fri
adelphia. district and the high school
nine, wlich was to have been played
yesterday afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds. has been postponed until next
Thursday or Friday evening. Tho high
school nine Is rapidly rounding into CON
dition, and Coach Carl Miller Is paying
good attention to his young bunch OF In
felders and Is working them late every
evening In order to perfect every flaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
xud Entertainment and sootal

A most delightful entertainment and
box social was held at the Peters Run
school house last evening, which was
largely attended Tho pupils OF the
school rendered patriotic program Of
q muHcaI and literary nature which
proved e1cellent- 4 feature of the even
ing was an old fashioned cake walk. In
which ma y took part. After the pro-
gram and festivities were completed
tho boxes OF lunch were oold to tho
highest bidder and many real bidding
contests took place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Anuus1 Concert Of else c,nh.

The girls CLEO club Of the Triadelphia
district high school are now planning
for their annual concert and cantata
which will be held next Friday evening.
This Is the third annual affair OF Its
kind and should prove a success IN
every way as tho former ones were.
Miss Bess McGranahan- supervisor OF
the music o. the district. Is In charge
OF tho girls and Is obtaining pleasing
results. The slee club IS composed Of
shout thirty young ladies from all four
classes Of the school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

The members OF tho choir OF the First
n. E. church Of Elm Grove rendered j.
H EhundeTs sacred cantata entitled
-Oltvet TO Calvary" before a large aud
hnce. The composition was one OF tho
most beautiful musical compositions OF
toe cruciflxion and resurrection OF tho
Lord that has ever been given Rev.
Arthur Lazerby directed the cantata
while Miss Martha Graham presided at
the organ and Mrs. Arthur Marble ut the
piano. a silver Offering was taken, at
the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

dance music vas stv~n- A largo crowd
vas present. At . late hour light re-
fr>shmenSs were served This wss tho
second ofia series Of dances to Be xiven
b the Dkasde0ta OF CHS school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
riaastpniS I'm Nop,

Tho students Of the Triadephta dis
trsct high school gave a most delightful
hop at the Blum hall last evening. and
q mo time wes enjoyed Special orches-
ira music Was enjoyed and the latest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06

Tho lack Of q dependable pitcher Is felt
keenly but probably one Of the four as
pirins tw1rlers now trying out will show
Sufficient class to ctnch tne regular
berth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
R&xn School Going DID.

TIE new district high school building
near Wheeling Park Ia steadily going up
and the contractors. R r. Kitchen and
company are making much real progress
in the work It Is almost certain that
the building win be ready for oocu pBacy
by the opening Of the next school term
il another bond issue Is put through to
complete the heating facilities and In
terror frrnianingS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Rally for liberty Loan.

Tomorrow rousdng rally for the Lib
erty loan win DO held In tho First
Methodist Episcopal church Of Sandhill
Several prominent men from Mounds
vtIlo have been secured as speakers and
It Is expected that @ record brea2ing
crowd of patriotic citizens will ba in
attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Authorized Pay Stations

&nn or0Vs, ". Va
The Frs, National BaRR.
et1ts Bank OF Elm Grow.
8dgsUood, ". Va
Dd5eWood Pharmacy.
Fulto1. w. Va Bank Of FuitcA
wheeling, W. Va
Company Ontce, Coz. 18th ana
ChArltnA 6tA
PHy year electric light, Gas and
WAtsT billa at The most convenishS
cay etatto@, before tho leth OF each
month. to 6Avs Discount
weSs V1rH1aia Traction D Nso$r1e Co
Guy = Suburban 0As o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
Held Exhibition

Tho members Of tho Oak Grove liter
any society had a very interesting and
Erotesque old fashioned exhibition, in
tho Oak Grove school house before o
hrEe audience last evening. The mem-
bers Of tho society have real talent and
during the rnst few winter months have
presented many comedies to the public.
all OF which have been favorably COM
mented on Upon the completion of the
program refreshments were sold to those
rme8eDt