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Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

LOST Between Frederick and my home. about
$50 Sunday afternoon, February 18th, hobe-ons
side green other black. Finder viii please notifS
or return. J. N. Reed. Frederick. Del II
WANTED-Woman. between 30 and 50. for es-
tablisheu work In Sussex County. Only capable
business woman need apply. Address, Mrs. W. l.
Baylis, S0e Ford Building. Wilmington. Del. IT'D
WANTED-salesman capable of earning $50
or more per month. Fine opportunity Tor man
acquainted with Delaware trade to establish per
manent and profitable business, Stetson Oil Com
pany. Cleveland. Ohio. ltp
TOMATO SEED FOR sALE-Bright, clean
stock Of the two best main crop varieties saved
! from the best Of the 1917 crop. New Some and
Greater Baltimore. Pound postage paid, 500.
H. Austin, FELTON,. Del. 2l-7tp
FOR RENT Forty Acre Farm. Record pea
producer. Two acres excellent alfalfa four acres
Of peach trees Located three miles north of Mil
ford. Immediate possession. Edward Maloney,
Milford, Del r. D. 2. 2-l5 Stp
A 500 TRUCK FOR sl5O-I have an entirely
new "Gerb Extension" with outfit. Any Ford
Car can be converted int 1900 pound delivery
truck. which will sell for $50. Apply 70 A. N.
Brown Georgetown. Del. 2-l5-4t
sI.OOo BUYS 5O-aere Delaware Farm, balance
per cent. Six room dwelling, good outbuildings.
One mile to thriving town, good churches, schools.
big strawberry section. Write owner. William A.
Schellenger Lewes. Del. Boz 76. 2-l2-4t
SUCCESSFUL sPRAYlNG-A descriptive and
an illustrated Pamphlet Of IS pages tells when.
how and with what TO spray. The experience Of
20 years orchard practice. 25 cents copy. Ad-
dress, A. N. Brown. Georgetown. Del l25-st
WANTED-A Farm for 1919. with large COM
Portable house, good outbuildings, high farming
land. some fruit some woodland. Want to rent
for year two with privilege Of buying If suited.
Address. Lewis F. Scarborough. Georgetown.
Delaware. 2-l5-4tp
FOR RENT Small Tenant House and Stable
with 2 Acres Of Ground, on Farm near Harring
ton. Suitable for man aud wife without children.
Tenant can work out rent and arrange for more
land IL desired. Firewood free. Immediate pos
session. Albert Stout, Harrington, Delaware.
Phone S5-R4. l2-2St
FOR SALE-The Home Property of the late
James M. Hall, with stables and large garden lot
adjoining. The house iF in excellent repair, and
has all modern eonYeniehces. Immediate posses
sion can be given. For price and terms apply to
Mrs. Charles G. Prettyman. No. 2l0 South Walnut
Street, Milford, Delaware. 2-l5tf
FOR SALE QUICK. as l have been drafted
u Shoats. one pair Young Mules busnels Red
Clover Seed one pair Platform Scales. Is bushels
Black Cow Peas, one Farm of 65 acres two miles
west from Georgetown Stock may be seen any
evening or Saturday at Horace Peppers Farm
near Georgetown. Address. H. H. Williams, Mills
boro. Delaware 2-l5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

FOR SALE-The Home Property of the late
James NJ. Hall. with stables and large garden lot
adjoining. The house y in excellent repair, and
has all modern eonYeniehces. Immediate posses
sion can be given. For price and terms apply to
Mrs. Charles G. Prettyman. No. 2l0South Walnut
Street, Milford, Delaware 2-l5tf
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

WANTED-A Farm for 1919. with large COM
Portable house. good outbuildings, high farming
land. some fruit. some woodland. Want to rent
for year or two with privilege Of buying if suited
Address. Lewis F. Scarborough. Georgetown.
Delaware. 2-l5-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

FOR RENT Small Tenant House and Stable
with Acres Of Ground, on Farm near Harring
ton. Suitable for man aud wife without children.
Tenant can work out rent and arrange for more
land IL desired Firewood free. Immediate pos
session. Albert Stout, Harrington Delaware.
Phone S5-R4. l2-2Stf
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

| A 500 TRUCK FOR Sl5O-I have an entirely
new 'Gerb Extension" with outfit. Any Ford
Car can be converted inte g 1900 pound delivery
truck. which / will sell for $50 Apply to A. N.
Brown, Georgetown. Del. 2-l5-4t
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

SUCCESSFUL SPRAYlNG-A descriptive and
an illustrated Pamphlet of 36 pages tells when.
bow and with what to spray. The experience Of
dress, A. N. Brown. Georgetown. Del. l25-8t
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

$1,000 BUYS 5O-aere Delaware Farm, balance
per cent. Six room dwelling, good outbuiidings
One mile TO thriving town, good churches. schools
big strawberry section. Write owner. William A.
Schellenger. LeWes. Del. Boz IS. 2-x2-4t
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

FOR RENT Forty Acre Farm Record pea
producer. Two acres excellent alfalfa, four acres
Of peach trees Located three miles north Of Mil
ford. Immediate possession. Edward Maloney,
Milford Del, X. d. 2 2-l5 Stp
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

TOMATO SEED FOR SALE-B Bright, clean
stock of the two best main crop varieties saved
from the best Of the 1917 erop.-New Some and
Greater Baltimore Pound postage paid. 500.
H. Austin, FELTON,. Del. l-7tp
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

LOST-Between Frederick and my home. about
ASO Sunday afternoon. February 18th, Robe-one
side green other black. Finder viii please notify
or return ]. NJ Reed. Frederiea. Del II
Milford chronicle., 1918-02-22

WANTED-Salesman capable Of earning &l5C
or more per month. Fine opportunity Tor man
acquainted with Delaware trade to establish per-
manent and profitable business, Stetson Oil Com
pany Cleveland. Ohio. ltp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

die East District OF the Ohio Federation
CT Worncu's Club. will be held at Cam
bridge OH March 18th and 18th. 1t Is
likely that representatives OF the local
club will attend.
Mr.. Charles Danford Of the school
faculty will so this evening to Bealls"
willie to visit friends over the school hoI-
day.
The Shadyside Bank will be closed all
dav to-mrrrow In observance OF the
national holiday, WashinGton's birth-
day. and holiday hours will prevail in
The DosiOfficc.
The Willing Workers OF the PreSoy-
tnriar church will meet this afternoon
m the homo OF Mrs. Fred McConn. on
South Central avenue, for the annual
election OF Officers.
Several local members OF Isis Court.
tho Ladies shrine of West Virginia. will
81 30 Wheeling saturday evening for the
ceremonial session. Mrs Clyde Gam
bio. Of this place. Is q member OF the
banquet committnn for the occasion.
NJ Thomas Boston. whose home is
south y: Town. Is rapidly recovering
from m operation performed about ten
DAYS ago in the Ecllairc hospital. II
10 expected that he may be able 10 re-
turn hom" at Tho end OF this wkcc. *
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
FINANCE NOTES

El privr'r. wiry :" H." Finance 70.
E!manr,ol News HUll"tin: During the
l,,.r.uG O., rr"iu lai>,ng ncw groups al
stocks arc expected I" "0n" int" huiIiSh
r;uin.i!.n,r. and ih"lr purchase "!"ul'!
p,vr reasonable returns. On rr'tcINns
We th!uk purchases may aHain l." mad"
in recent leaders. hut they ought not
L. be- i;,,"iI daring hulG"s il tn" best
results ar" t. hc realized. Tn" market
haS taken good d"Al II stUck.
Attention is bring directed in c"n$"r-
yrt!.c stock exchange circles To the
rnirl Ihnt III. In"r";r'rd asset T;durs cs-
;all.~n"i for nanny industrial ""npa-
MICS should l,. cons idcr"u Il strong bull
lSh factor whore The margin "t earn
ircs safety for div drudS is large II t"c
ylrlL is attractive compared with tn
money marM"t.
Il is stated IN active market c3ann"iS
that lh,r, has hrn 4 considerable sell
ing If stocks for profit account hc"aUS'
-! 4 uuI"n"y IN money matters mat
suggests caution in making important
speculative. commit mcHtS III I'll" Gc!"rI!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
STOCKS AND BONDS
SISTERSV|LLE

Mrs. Gambia Brown has returned from
riIf~turgk. whore sh" has been pur' HAS
. :nl lh,. millinery stock for Eu"lh ~
f'i>ch"r'.. department store.
s;is.; sara I:all"y has returned from n
visit with rrlH;Iv|& in l'arhcrSburS.
Mr.. ans! Mrs t.. A. Durham hay" re-
turned rom Gulir"r!. Mss. whore thcy
>p"u: .rr:l weeks.
lieut. and Mrs = l.. Logan. who have
H., II ~. gusts -: Ms. l."Ean'S par' ntS,
Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. Cummings have
Ken" =, i:lu, iIciL. w:."r" they VIII Visit
rr:aiil.:. b.fur, returning to Fortress
M,nirr. wh"r" I.icUt Logan Is stationed.
Mrs. ". r.. Hoffman and son. Billy Jr..
ar, -" md,ur a few days here wit" Mt.
lI"f.rirN
Mss !I%xrl Eladc. who has been visit
.us r. lat.vrs here. has returned ~
rI,'' irt':. ohio
Miss kHlmryn MorrISS"y has lei' tor
CHnrh$hwrr where she has accepted Il
r. .tirn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. NcuenschwAnder
and ,!aUEhtr- Martha. spent Monday IN
W?rrI!:G.
Sir. and MIS-. Lawson Scot; have '%ft
fer Oklahoma. where they Will make
'h,ir iu'mr. home.
lir. and Mra. ". T.. Morrison have
.;our,tu Iilca. 10 attend the fun"Fa! Oh
IL 'at" tih:'mr" F'tEh'"i'
MISS I}c.r;.a I.usatf and Miss Raughm
M"!|' nna. WI" NAV" '''h 'h' E"'''' VI
81. and Mrs. N:iic Salisbury. have re-
.ur.,I "a their HON" II l'Itts burGh.
ria, enlargement mf Miss L"nure Wood
- Nav"nsw""d and MIR, Dana 5. MARSH H.
~ this city. was annou"trd Sittu'",'S I'll
i:lt.n','"n h. Mrs. I. l." M"rri';' an
~
aunt % MISS N'""i' t'-' ,,,+H., =, ~.
"'!l kn"wn hrr", having 'A"Sh' Al t ~.
&r"""S :"r ~" pm. ~ Wash nnI
Marsh - SON 81 MI ~ T.. .'N' -, ,''r,'
'"r = numr 81 E';.'* mas , p'. H'", ,1J.
ii III re ENl'r ,"""f: ''.'N s,,,,,-
.!nc VIII take r!"c" H. ihe ear'E SUM-
~ T. . c.,.;,,,. ,,,. arrival home
Lieut.. y. o. Sw'Ecr mas arr w.. .,. ; 3"~s
FIN N"Sh'"E''" ~ S''''''' Il Wv
I'hiilr GEORGE l'r. turner ~"
r'i"r."n were VISITORS IN Al" 'E''"
ia , rvrait,n :. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
PERSISTENT PRESSURE
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. F.> 2A.--invc<t;,,":t
SOCKS w"-s u@G"r 2-rs!s:.n; ?r"ss"rH
during t"-lay's ray" r"Sir.c;"A ;"a':!',>;
io- which ir7-tsn conditions. especially
the RCS&!a.l situation. were chiefly a.
couu: able.
Pools w"-> !.s< conspicuous. ;.r"H,th!y
because ~ IN, E.;l..rat ;,-rt.:-;aki:E thas
accommodated ~" :"c'a: IdEa;.tc and
public interest. as d~uo:"d o. - minis
$;l"a houses. showed :. p"Ec"Qtibic
,limiau:trn.
n"a,;ngs once :co-" conferred in In
duStrialS. notably war stocks. Shippngs
<tud sp"c:al;,es comprising III" aut';':"-
bill" ami oil crruHs. hT: n" trend II
thrS.. iS&u"S w'tS otte2 80 conflicting HS
IL defy aNa'ySiS.
Rails reflected their poem. l1Ss!;ui"
moving Within fractional limits tov tho
lnoSt par. United STAT: S;"'ts course
WAS ty;,:cH, -; that pursued hy Affiliated
equipments. ;s"i.t'rS slightly ah"r'' ~
unc..r ;l"ai Tuu;:;t.r'.S a.: n" previous
day ,!n;il Shortly ;..f.:. liz. Il 80. w!"yi
prices .4,>.t :, . i,':r'S all a-"I3l.
Sales ,m,ruu:...! ." -r;..""" ~;.:.r"S.
Til. lL;" r.,r;;ur IN I:,ir;S'r,HiS was
n. !nar., it,"\i.ta,..,,.,,, ::'.u IN" tnct :hrt
rad, advic.S H':'. unusually ..Hr"rraS-
ing IT,. ,.,i.r,.,y e.: ~" ,.-is::HS .r"'!
;,.!d >t.vl mills Shows = :ar-. '.N'naS!"a
during -. .'';v:.:.' NO." w.tn ":a"c
lines q :Har.2:!.,. :'::''.
Tim. funds ~ =, a~s;- quoted ~ t
per c.'rt WI! rr.t'i..':iii: i" Supply and
most ca! h".n!< W., '.i',I-. ~ III" :: So:
cen; bass l,>i wr..i;'; l"or II ">...Ss
reserves causing IN hanks :" manifest
further c;t,:;;uH.
Bonds Wee :r~.s:;inr. Ans|o-Fr"nch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
SHADYSIDE

Mrs. Floyd iIrrehm7n. 81 EaSi Liver
nrri is Il, :" with her m"'E"r. MIS- = =
Norton, Of North Central avenue. VINO
Inns pnnr J.! for some tir'". Her husband
xiii in!n hrr h.r" Tomorrow evening
:a- ;hr remainder of III" w""k
Tlr Aid Society will w"ct his Pv"n-
lag j., IN" basement "r the Lincoln Ave-
mn, Mtrn.,,!.Sf church The hos:'$s"s
:,r tn. nrrAar.-u vii Pc Mrsdam"s y. NJ
A,;ii, LAURA Lax. lanes l'uH'Is. ana
II. A. WrsHl"y.
Mrs. rhillipn cellar. "f Mount Hi"n'
has been sp~r!.nG n" week with her
dnucht,r. Mrs sam Cl"rs. Of We; For
ty-first street;
Teachers and pupils Of IN" AvondaiH
Union bible school AZ" preparing n
surcioI program for Easter Sunday.
Deserved scat tickets we're placed on
aolc Tuesday !, ;hc Dawson pharmacy
rc~ :hr Monday evening lecture by
Strickland G!liican tho man who has
grown famous through :hr story OF or
nl,iu. on nG'in. Gone ns'!n. FinE'San.
I, "a anticipated that many "u;-ot-to"n
urn.,lo VIII b., mere to hear THIS widely
known hurnr!St.
AR 1nhn 4. l:oh'nson. cf IN" Futhcy
Iur,,hrr ard Hardware Company. ~
snnndinr Tho la;tnr part q: the week III
Columbus IN attendance MT m" star"
meeting ~. hnr'lwnr" dealers.
.r.s Helen Morgan. NJ IN" high school
rncuIty. Will gn this evening I" her homo
at ,'rtLz Onto, 20 "p"nh III" school hpn-
day.
i,r WnI!r-1 I'ur":.cr. n. R"nllsvtlle.
was here M Tuesday I" at;"nd h'H
,,,,sIr Mira M!nrtH Rnrrhr- who Is
critically ~ nj the home q! hrr hansh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
LOGAN u EEYaN'S CLOSING
STOCK LETTER.

NNW Trl:k. Feb. -n--Th" "vnrnight
,..ws ,"UruI':; "u he Russian sIt"nii'n
Wa somewhat al - -lrpris" :" !h''
,ri;,,.;. n"d wlIi'-. the market ri"!d'h M
willingly Ia scattered liquidation durtn;s
,r'r .:rtr'"r part "f tho session, Fr''~-
s,Ir" lmclln- more ins!Slrnt IN tn" last
half hour ANT brought ah"Ht l"w"-
rr,rr. \" u rntHrinl factor N IN"
.r:,r. Russia If late hn: hI''u p7aCticAl'E
eliminated. although ;h~ nrw turn M
..y.r,rs ,i?ar. wa. interpreted, by not 4
;,w rs bong rnrher unfav"rnhia from
allied vicwrninr Ths market has
how, i,..rlf ~ tho recent past TO ha
super sensitive to- international pnliti-
cal rv"ttt: and Tim trend nf stnch mar
kcl prIrrs viii hu moro or less guided
by The disclosures relatives to same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC.

tEv Private %'iro ~ y. +. Mastrn N tor
Wpe.inChousn has don" little SO n:
IN this market. but il shows signs al
accumulation l;a pool is tho last GlE
to Inspire confidence. however. because
nf pas: history. operations being SOUS
r,odic md t:sa nH"intinC. However.
"WN' greatest reed will lie taken care
~ when III" government financing hitI
eors through. for ttG products are prac-
ideally all essential 20 winning the ;Sa!r
nrh whereas K has hocn hampcrcd Ivy
shortnCn ~ cash III IN" past and II mas
horn rilrlnrcd from tim" I" time that Il
would hav. 20 soil notes. it can now
'ak., orders with the certainty OF their
h"iuE i!ranccl hy government assistance.
VIZ sold 1+Ts in 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Outside Motor Stocks.
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

J.. ',-!r.,t.. wir" t" ~" FIn"r'" -
Hr:W YORK. r.h "N.-l'ri""N ri'"d
=, H. .rra,'r to-day. Th'.r" w. hn2tr-
..it.iy = disposition |" switch tr"n ono
.--,.,.. ..-:r.rNc- nr.d n, ~. sam" tim"
r.a,.,a!. to, activity and prices all
around It's = me usual way * CON-
Guc:!rc bail ratnpalgr "" may not
&c in such market now. hut The TACT
remains that prices hold well. sales ara
readily absorbed and sentiment on
.it,u"s favnrahic 10 higher prices
H. W 4 CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
SUGAR

+FT' YCEK. rab 2N---The raw sugar
market wa% DUH and unchanged at
/ 80 tnr CUBES. rrsr md freight, equal
10 & nn5r ar c"!r"lFUc;.i There w"rf
no sales tn the crTnn.Itice
In rrhncd conditions ara still fhr from
normal. although Il few r"t!HCrs rrn
making pretty fair deliveries. Prices
w.r" unchanged at ..l5c for hnr granu-
lated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
New York Cotton Market

wHETI.!N'; " - -, - IS.
Furnished The t'.,"l!:T"ncr7 ~ A L
Mastea & Co.. r,c::Isr .s.:,r T"-H 81. 4
Exchange. National Ear. OF West Viz
ginta building. Wh"slII,s W Va Louis
+. Brand. raanaEec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

,vrrrrIIEC; w Va. Feb. 20 IS.
rur,l.,,rn I'nc lntcH:Hrncec ny 4. 3.
NeSier K ca. members Sow. York StHca
Exchange. National Bank OF Vest Flr'
c:.,.., building. Nhccli"K. w. Va. LOUIE
+. E"SId. .uat.aSer- ----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va. Feb. 20. is.
Furnished The lntellIfencer by A. E
.t,;trc 4 Co. inctnbcrs NCw FORK Siocs
exchange. National EanN Of West Vtr'
xf,ia building. wheeling. W. Va Louis
/, I:raut manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
FINANCIAL COMMENT

(Ey Private Wire 10 \. +. Mastrn {; -"
We hear E,lh,rhcm steel BIS VIII
move VI, very Sharply IN few days ana
that one house. recently prominent ~
Marine preferred. art working on Il call
for 100000 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocl

WHEELING. W VI. Feb. On. is.
Enruisncd The lntclliErncrr by n z
Hastcn & 90. memhc"* New York Stoed
Exchange National EanH OF West VIZ
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGS
NIIEt.f.lNE. " Vi.

WiIEEt.lN';. W Va. F'"h -. -.
FURNISHED - I1:"l.ir.ncHr by a. +.
MaStru X -. ''...:i!.>f'~ - =" ~" YORK
Stock E.N'hnac..- Ea::':ta! Eiit; EU!i1.
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. L,uis +. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. " Va. Feb. %. rs.
Furnished The lntellgrncer by A. K,
NaSicu !: Co. InemhrrS New Y"rH Stocl
E1chumrc EationDi Rank ~ West VIZ
S!ul.l binding. Wheeling. w %, l.ouis
T. brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
MONEY

NEW YORK. Fob. 2n.--Call money
nru. High. per cent: low. 81: rulins
rate. 6: closing bid. 90: offered at. 6;
1aS, loan g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Fob. la.-conee-Rie
No. T,.sSc: futures steady; March
31.S3; July, Ss,23.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
LOCAL STOCKS

W:rrrf.TNG. " Va. Feb. @n, 'i<
r'ot.y qu,,a::cn lis, .: tha Wh"'''!AF
Stool; Ex,hausc. complied for ln;rili-
=. '-f,,,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

Gul" States stool company d"clHI Il
rcrulnr u.artnriy dividend II -: per
cont on common stock. payable April, !,
10 SincS Z. rnrE Mnrrh IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb @0.--Alih"uGh s"n-
;im"ut generally continues hullISh. "*"-
,la!iy for rluiDm"u: stocks. "" ihIH'i
lh:t, Ia. Serious condition, "t AFFAIRS AZ
Hu$s;n uuy check further advances '1nC
cause an a!vcrs" elect temporarily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

Traders ar" buying Marin" preferred
S.'nti"r"h selling. Talk III i EuIck run
L. ;rbcvc l"%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

Noticr--Cnltna exchange closes FRI
Glv and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

United Cica- stores has again al
vnnccd prices from t. !" pr cent ~
y.riouS Turkish brands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

stocks @@22.3i".
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-04-01
OFFENSIVE MAY
 OPEN IN ITALY
 IN SHORT TIME
Acc.aiate,1 praSS(


 WASHINGTON. D. C., Mar. 28.- American military leaders are in clined to believe that the Teutons will shortly open a great offensive along the entire Italian front. Off cial dispatches received today by the Italian embassy appear to bear out this opinion.
 In a message received today, the Italian embassy was informed that 'orty new Austrian divisions have been sent to the Italian front and distributed at points where new drive is likely to be opened. These forty divisions add at least 600,000 men to the present forces which the Teutons already have along the Italian lines.
 The allied military men are con- vinced that the French offensive by the Germans will not deter them from beginning a serious campaign in Ita- ly. For this reason not single man in the Franco-British forces in Italy will be withdrawn because of the German offensive in the west.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-04-01
A.F.0.L. SENDS DELEGATION TO
 BRITISH LABOR
(AsSociated IIresel


 NEW YORK, Mar. 28-The Am erican Federation of Labor is now planning to send eight delegates to make tour of England and France for the purpose of conferring with the labor parties of those two coun- tries and giving them positive in- formation regarding the stand taken by the American workingman upon the war and its support The dele gates are to be instructed to tell the British and French labor inter ,sts that American labor is com mitted unalterably to prosecuting the war to a successful conclusion.
 The mission will have the unofIi. cial sanction or the American gov ernment. It Is intended for these delegates to explode the propaganda which is being circulated in those countries which alleges that the la boring class of America is strongly against the war and working day and night TOT peace. President Gompers, of the Federation of Labor 'tated tonight that prominent mem. bers in whom implicit confidence can be placed will be chosen to represent American labor.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-04-01
GERMANS ADMIT
 EMBARKED ON
 WAR FOR POWER
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(AsaOctat2d PresSD
 NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-The charg. es of American and allied govern. ments against the German govern. ment that 1t was committed to a program of war for the purpose of world domination has been frankly admitted by a great part of the Germans. Facts showing this were contained in German newspapers of several weeks ago which have just been received here.
 The Bund Der Landwierte, a junk CT organization comprising all of the large land holders throughout Ger many. and one of the most influen tial organizations in Germany. met in Berlin on February IS last and openly avowed Germany's war pur poses of world domination and adopted resolutions condemning any sentiment which favored the settle ment of the war by democratic peace founded upon principles of right.
 German newspapers say that the junkers denounced the reichstag ma jority for passing resolutions against and indemnities, and as serted that the war must be fought until Germany has secured the full est measure of victory and the right to enjoy the fruits of such victory.