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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
NJ ADO0 IS NOT
COMING SUNDAY
Other engagements Keep Secretary OF
Treasury From Local
Meeting.

Word was received last evening that
Secretary OF the Treasury W. G. NC
doc who WAS To have addressed the
paIriotic rally al The Court Theater
next Sunday afternoon by the local
Bov Scouts. will be unable 10 come
here on thai date. having another en-
sagemenI to speak in ST. Louis al 'hat
lime.
Great expectations were entertained
that the Secretary would be here. ana
much interest was taken. However
the meeting will not be postponed as
another speaker Of note will be Sc
cured 10 give the principal address.
Ex-senator w. E. Chiffon will be here,
as will also Bishop N. K. Hamilton, OF
the Methodist church.
The rally will be the biggest ever
held ny the Boy Scouts OF this Guy.
They are energelicalIy getting ready,
and will be out in full force. Fl. I. OS-
den will BIZ the chairman Of the DAY.
Saturday night there will be a pa
rade. and plans are rapidly being per
fected by Scout Executive Fl. 0. PORTE.
The boys will be out in uniform and
will parade the streets. following
which they will begin canrassing for
the Liberty Loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Giants and Red Sox Show
Class in the 1918 Getaway

Cleveland played only TWO games and
won both. C.oveisSkic pitched the IN
dams 20 victory over Detroit in Il DC
layrd opening game THURSDAY ana
Merton defeated 81. Louis saturday.
Washington brnk" even IN It's four
games Johnson was ineffective against
New York. losing the opening game and
being charged with defeat Wednesday
when he pitched the last four innings
OF L tweivr-innine game. A"ETdSe re-
ceived credit for these victories al
though ne was batt"d out in the hrSt
game. Gregg If Philadelphia heh
Washington To three hits Friday. but
the Senators put across the only tally ar
the game.
I. 81 Louis and Chicago divided two
games. the Browns haIrmering Row
lands world series pair. Cicottc and Fa-
Der. on Tuesday Williams held st.
LouiS to four scattered hits and no
runs Thursday. Rain to-day again pre-
vented Chicac" and Detroit from play
ing, and ST. Louis outsluGGcd CleTe-
land each team using three pitchers,
Detroit lost its only game with ~
Cobb absent because Of Illness. fhlla-
delphia suffered four straight defeats
three OF them by a-one-run margin.
The batting OF the New York Amer
ican team for tho week was remark
ab,, The Yankees made frty-nin" hits
for 4 team average Of ."S6. Massey "'
rho Boston Nationals in six times nj bat
Wednesday made four singles ana 4
double: l.. Mage, o. Cincinnati made
three singles and two doubles the same
dav in five times W. Gedeon OF the ST
Louis Americans made triple, double
and Two singles Tuesday. The Chicago
Americans stole seven bases Thursday
against ST. Louis.
The weeks record in each leagu" OF
games played. won and lost. with runs
hits. errors. mon left on bases. ana runs
scored by Opponents. including tne
games Of Saturday. April ~. Is as toi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
ITALIAN GRAFT TO Be
EXPOSED BY MARCON|

ROME. April 9l.-Italian munitinr
purchases in tho United States will
come up for discussion during the pres
rnt session Of IN" Italian parliament
and may lead I" 4 fuller Investigations
Senator Guglinlmn MarronI to-day said
Ia The Associated T'rcES:
1T is my intention to see this mat,
ter /" the end. II will be- found thar
have sufficient rvidrnC" and also thu
r"urag" 10 present the, facts"
Senator Marconi in Il speech AT Rome
March >. urged the Italian government
In additional energies concerning re-
ported irregularities in purchases made
IN The United States by the Italian wat
mission. Two days later the scnat or
SAID he had no; decided whether he
would accept THO leadership of III. ltal-
ian mission tu n" United States. which
had been offered To him. declaring that
h" was not willing Ia shoulder certain
financial scandals thai had arisen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
MORE VESSELS FREED
FOR WAR USE: BY THE
IMPORT RESTRICTION

WASHINGTON. April Exhibitions
In the list OF restricted Imports an
nouncnd today 10y tho war trade hoar'
are expected to r'.!Nas" lH'. hno drah
weight IONS Of shipping for war uses
making 4 initial If 1851. ono tons which
will h. available annually until IN" war
is won. through lr$S"nng demands FOR
foreign goods which III" country can Il"
without.
Thu largest single itcm on IN" list "i
savings is quchrarho wnod. used in ian"
ming. al which abnG, "S.0"n tons Is I'M
:nrtrrl each year Til" wood still can hr
brought in if i, is carried as deck l0aEi
ar in vessels unfit for essential imports
this exception heinE mad" :" as 10 M"
SGT domestic industry rs iitilr as posi-
bic.
Hearings w"r" held on suggestions Ia
restrict many Of IN" commodities. so
thu, business men might SAY exactly
xha, effect thu restrictions would have
on Industry. Inclusion Of many com
mndiiirs in the restricted list docs no.
moan that any appreciate shortage VIII
result. as tho effort has been 10 iurluh"
rhns.. nf which Their" il IN ampl" supply
on hand which can h' produced At home"
or nhI ,in"l overland from adjacent Coun-
tries.
Tho nrw restrictions. effective May
- do not permit III" importation "i
goods originating in other countries. hui
coming through designated countries
where thr restrictions are not applicant"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
STRONG
THIS SEASON
FAST oyER THE RIVER BOYS ARE
GOING TO BE UNUSUALLY
GOOD.
Good Prospects Of Team Were on the
Grounds for Initial Practice
Yesterday.

Sixteen young men reported I" Man.
ayr prysock at League park yesterday
afternoon as candidates for the VI -.
\ [. nine This year ana much interest,"
was taken and from present indications
they will develop into form rapidly Inc
grounds were in good condition and all
showed pep" ,
MANY rt those who reported were old
timers. and are still waiting for the
call of play ball" Cy Morgan Will lea q
The pitchers class this season. some u
rho others who were out yesterday were
Hamilton. Crumm and Hoffman
Martins FAIRY will open It's season
nc>, sunday afternoon when they Will
clash with Dick Guys strong Pittsoureh
Indepcnflrnts team. Morgan Will proc
ably De ON he mound and "elchrr VIII
probably b., chosen 10 do the receiving
Til. prospects for 4 good season arc
more rrumisnc than ever and wlth"u
This team there would be little doing
here this car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
POLICE PICK-UPS

As usual Saturday night and Sunday
night furnish enough law breakers 10
bring the police court IF Monday morn,
ing TO biz session and one Of varied
charges.
Officer Eisonbnd. Saturday night
arrested Edgar Downing III No. )
Sixth street on a diSorderly charge,
Tom McDermott on disordcrlv
charge. John Smith. for violating the
traffic ordinance by passing a street
car while passengers were alghtinG
from same. S. NJ. johnson and George
Burnett on charges Of drunkenness
Officer West brought in Tom Brono.
charged with exceeding his capacity
Of drink
Sunday night Officer Dupkc landed
Sam Bridges on Il disorderly charge
while Officer Nau brought in Henry
Wheeling and placed two charges
against him. one Of being drunk and
another Of resisting an officer. Mrs.
Mclaughlin was arrested by Officer
Dcihrooke charged ith wheeling diSor,
derby.
Ten cases with eleven charges will
entertain the Judge for more than a
few minutes this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
DRAFT QUOTA BILL
WILL Be DISPOSED
OF IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Military
congress- Final action on important
legislation extending the selcctire draft
act is expected. while new army meas
ures. which have awaited the return OF
Secretary Baker from Europe. are. to be
launched.
Further expansion Of the army. de-
velopment of war production programs
and appropriation questions are among
subjects upon which Mr.. Baker is ex7
pcctcd to submit recommendations 10
the senate and house military commit
tees The latter has arranged to have
the secretary appear Tuesday and the
senate committee plans TO hear hinI
later in the week. There have been in
limations in some quarters that Presi-
dent Wilson. in q special address to
congress. might present .recomm enda-
lions for future military legislation.
Of the pending army measures. the
bill changing draft quotas from state
populations to the number OF men in
Class | will be sent to conference to-
morrow by the senate. particularly lot
consideration and pr;oable revision or
the house amendment providing Tor
credits On state quotas for volunteers
will pass the senate bill extending the
draft law TO youths reaching Il years
Of age since June 5. 1917.
Legislation 10 curb spies and disloyal-
lists also will receive much attention dur
ing the week. Senate and house con-
ferees begin work tomorrow on the Sc
dtion bill. with it's drastic penalties for
disloyal acts or utterances. while the
senate military committee will resume
hearings on Senator ChaInhcrlain's bill
10 transfer Jurisdiction from civil courts
Ia military tribunals Of many acts CT
espionage and sediion. Tho committee
plans to report the bill favorably very
soon. but strong opposition has de-
velopcd.
The bill appropriating 360.o0o.0o0 to
provide housing accommodations for war
workers will be called up tomorrow in
the srnat" for vote and with passage
regarded rs assured.
With the exception Of pressing misceI-
laneous matters. including n final vote
on $50 wheat rejected by the house.
the senate will devote Itself 10 the Over
man bill. proposing general powers for
the president % recrganize government
bureaus Senator Sherman Of Illinois.
Republican. will speak against the meas
urr tomorrow. Wednesday. In the hope OF
fastening action. Debate will be limited
BY agreement.
Measures 70 furnish money for the
war program are being pressed In both
bodies Of congress.
Several banking and currency bills
are slated to pass the house during the
week. including the silver bill Of Sem
ator Pftman Of Nevada which the sem
ate has passed. fixing a minimum price
of 81 per ounce for silver and prorid-
ing for melting s350.0o0,t00 silver dol
lars in the treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

NEW YORK April ci-New York.
1917 CHAMPION O: the National lea Sle.
and Eoston, runnc--up last year in the
American LEAGUE. went I" III" fore with
clean records in their respective leagues
IN tho opeuiaG week OF the 1918 MAYOR
league baseball season. which was
,,arr.,, nv unfavorable weather. Twen-
,v-sey.u games we're played and six
,sen oostponed. The Giants took three
s,raish. from Brooklyn and one from
Boston. and the Red Sox scored thr4e
victories each over Philadelphia ana
New York.
Tho National league champion found
Marquard easy on opening day Inc
Super has fought hard throughout the
series. however. batting out Tesrcau
and Denarce after their rival borough
players had commanding lead. ous
we,r stopped by Anderson and Sallee.
Jess Barnes. in his debut, BANKED
Rrooklyn Wednesday. and Anderson
shut nut Boston with six hits Saturday.
Philadelphia took the opening game
from Boston but was orerwhelmcu
wednesday,. "A 20 >. when Herzog joined
tho Braves. The deciding game or the
series Friday went 20 ten innings be-
fore the Quakers scored the extra run
Noran'S men oatted Vanguard hard IN
Saturdays game with Brooklyn. inc
.cuthpaw's second defeat OF the week.
Schneider of Cincinnati held tIttS-
hurrh 70 one hit Tuesday. but the
Pirates turned tho tables the next Ga y
bv scoring seven runs in one inning OH
Regan. MathewSons men took the run
her Thursday by Il sensational ninth in
ming rally which netted four needed
runs.
ST. Louis pounded Alexander Tor nine
hits totallirg seventeen bases IN t"e
opener with Chicago. Vaughn pitcneo
tho Cubs to victory Thursday bin
weather intertered wiki both teams DUR
ing the week To-day. with AicNahueF
in tn. box. Chicag" defeated Cinciona' L.
wh{ic cold weather caused ST. Louis and
Pittsburgh to rest
In the American league. Boston oea'
T.hiiadelphia thru" times Ruth us
nos.d nt the Athletics with four hits IN
m, opener. Mays blanked them Win
one hi, and when Leonard weakened
toward ,h. end Of mis- game. his team
mates came through with ninth ~
ninS three run rally that sent connie
Mack away disappointed. Friday lhe
Red Sox made holiday by easing wv"
.,,u.s from New York. Bush heid 'ne
Yankee, TO four hits in the morning.
and errors lost the afternoon contest ''t
\ev York. MAYS scored his Sec"ha
victory - the week orc. Nc" loEA
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
FOR
ANIMALS HELD
Be.kind-to-AnimaIs Week Very APP.
propriately Closed With SerT-
ices in Churches.

With special services in many OF the
churches Of the city last evening, BE
Kind-toA Animals Week" was appropri-
ately brought to close, and the serv-
ices were very impressive. The minis
tiers spoke OF the extreme cruelty TO
animalse, and urged that the "Be-kind-
Terminals Week" be continued for
many more weeks and months and
years.
There We're special sermons in pr2c-
tically every church here last evening,
The day was designated as Humane
day. and was observed nationally. in
many OF the larger cities demonstra-
tons being staged. The services wera
under the direction Of the Animal Res
cue League of Massachusetts, and ser.
mons were sent to all ministers in the
country.
Here during the week there were
special exercises in the schools, and
tho children were given talks and ad-
dresses on being kind 10 animals, and
the entire week was appropriately OBJ
served in general.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
REV, 7. G. KOONTz TO
Be ARMY CHAPLAIN

Until an carly hour this morning,
Rev. Thomas iiricr koontZ. pastor OF
tho Second Presbyterian church had re-
ceivcd no word from Washington. u. e..
telling to which army camp he Will Dc
assigned. as he has been commissioned
rs n chaplain for service in the regular
army. The telegram bringing the order
is expected momcntarily.
Rev. koontz. who has for the past four
wears been pastor nf the church. roiun-
,ccred for service several weeks ago
and only received orders that he had
hrcn commissioned Saturday. IF hr
leaves after next Sunday, there VIII be
special services at the church next week.
Rev. krnnI2 has been given lrar" Of
absence by the congregation for five
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
HI SCHOOL INTEREST
IN ATHLETICS BEHIND
OHIO VALLEY ATHLETIC ASSoCh-
TON RULES AGAINST BIG
FIELD MEET.
Baseball In the Schools Will be Elm
mated to a Great Extend and New
Rule Is Made.

II comes with much regret that the
local schools will not engage in the
popular national same or thu big an
nuA field meet. These events have 'Ll-
ways attracted the attention Of the
fans and interest in athletics will hc
shot to pieces as far us the amateur is
conce rned.
At the big meeting Of the Ohio VAL
ley Athletic association several days
ago il was decided 10 dispense with the
big athletic field meet and 10 a great
extent the baseball games Will be elm
mated While the game will not be en-
tircly given up. intcr-claSS games arr
expected to result in order to keep the
boys physically At Representatives
from all the schools OF the valley were
present and Il. e. MastOn. principal of
Martins Ferry high school. WAS select
cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the associa-
tion.
A new rule was added 10 tho list.
which reads as follows: when Il pupil
goes 10 one school from another he
shall not he eligible To take part in
athletics until h" has been in the sec
ond school AT least one Year. This
rule shall be. imperative whore M"
family moves from on" town or city TO
another"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Call The Intelligencer
When You Receive
Telegram From France

Under the ruling Of the war
department., there will no longer
be issued from Was inCton lists
giving the addresses of dead and
wounded amoE1 the boys in
Franc. The department will,
However, continue to telegraph
relatives Of the fate of 'eir kin.
dred.
When you receive sucn a mes
sage from the war department.
please telephone TIE Wheeling
lntelIiaencer, 823, either phone.
rhis newspaper will undertake
to inform the community Of the
sad. news.
If ycl have a phott -raph Of
your soldier" I'd it in or we
will send for it, to be publish. :.
in tie inteliigeneer. The picture
will be returned without blemish
or mutation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
BUNCH|NC Of
ERRORS FATAL
To THE REDS
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. =: Cincinnati. |.
PltlSburSh-St. Louis: c"'".
Saturdays Games.
New York. !: Boston. -.
Philadelphia. >: Brooklyn.
Standing Of Clubs,

,TNCINNATI. April cl.-Ilnclnnatl
bunch.d errors while chicago was
punching hits in two innings o. today
,-,r,c and Alexander was returned 4
winner over Reuther by a score of ?
To |. McCaoe's triple with the bases
full m thu, fifth was the most spectacular
NAV of tho contest. Tn" gam" was
played on soEgy diamond and IN"
weather was rainy and cold. time being
called in the second inning on account
nj tho dow-npour. but play being re-
s,lmed after rittcen minutes had eIapsed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
GERMAN N. {. CHURCH
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS

'rhr First German Methodist Episco-
pal church. it It's quarterly conference.
passed tho following resolutions last
Thursday night. 20 Tux" effect after the
church services Of yesterday.
''lnasmurh dS our nation Is N present
engaged in war with the imperial Ger
man government. therefore. b. it re-
solved
That W" fc"n il our patriotic duty
hereafter to use tn" English language
IN conducting III: PUBLIC services "f the
church.
"RTE. JOHN MAYER Chairman.
- L.. SCUnttk. S'Cr"lary."-
Rev. Charles f.. S.N"rais h.tus Is pas
toy "f this church aud SnII that Will"
tho resolutions weE" passed lasi Thurs
day night II was. d"cii"d hat they
should not go into effect uHtiI after The
services ~ yesterday a:I'i that pr"i"'r
notice should b. gwen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
WELCOMED By HERTL1NG.

AMSTERDAM. April 2l.--Count Won
urrtling. III" GERMAN imperial chHsrol-
lor has sent a telegram !" Baron Burian.
tho rcw Nustrn- Hungarian foreign MIN
lister. Welcoming ,h'.' participation NJ
Austrian artillery IN the western front
The message says:
Not far from the headquarters 81
tho all highest. n gigantic battle is be-
ing viriuriouSly fought. which our on
.nrcs wilfuliy provoked. miSiudrine orr
unconG,i"r:ihl" strength AMI slighlnr
..ur readiness for peace.
with rlraSur" | welcome rhrtIcIi'a-
,inu nr AuStrn-llunGarian artillery. II
- = fresh visible sign nf Tie iirmnesS
Of tho alliance between the Two allied
and hatlIc-lrcd empires.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
ASHLAND A. C. NINE
ISSUES CHALLENGE

rb. Ashland 4. G. baseball min" has
n.s,, Formally organized and Captain
Davis. Of the team has issued sweep
inr challenge to all teams OF IFS class
IN the valley. and from present pros
poets all will hove TO 'e" some /"
defeat this aggregation.
Following arc a few OF IN" cams
PLAYED last year and who arc ''s7"ctallH
challenged for games: Stogi"s. Cubs
s,n,lts, and JosephiteS. Games may h"
arranged through this pap"r or by 'i''i'
ing lT2-R. Renwood on the Bell ph"n'
md ask for Lawrence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
BAUERe PLAY
?, AN0E. {. NINE
FAST GAME rs EXPECTED WIEN
THESE MINES MEET IN THE
OPENER
Both Clubs Have Been Represented by
Some Of the Best Men Obtatrnb1e
In This Vicinity.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed be
tween the respective mananGcrs Of tho
Bauers End the Patterson and Elm
Grove .Kncs fer II baseball game 10 he
playcctnext Sunday at the Tunnel Green
grounds. This game should be II cork
or" as these boys represent the cream Of
the valley and many stars can be found
in the lineu? of either team.
The grounds will be put into .-a5pe
this coming week and prrraratic * made
10 make the opening game She grand
success and with any kind Of spirit by
the boys. baseball is sure 10 score q
big hit this season.
The Baucrs will hold a meeting Thurs
day evening for the purpose Of getting 4
line on the uniforms and sweaters to hc
worn by the club during the present
,..'pSon.
l.. and l.. G. will hold practices each
..v"ninS this week and should b. in fine
rim for the official opener Of the local
season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

Mother 10 f'rankI--iiow IS 1t that
you're late home nearly every after
noon
l'rank-Well. no wonder: we've got
s,;rh Il hig clock in our school.
Mnih"r-Why. what has the clock to
do with il"
Frank--'Lause it's SO big II takes III"
hands an awful long while 10 get around
it. II we had n clock like papa'S little
one Id get HON" Il great deal QUICKER
Pittsburgh acknowledgement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Saturdays Games
Standing Of Clubs

CLEVELAND. O.. April 21.-St Louis
defeated Cleveland. eleven 10 seven. to-
day. None u the six pitchers. with the
exception OF Davenport. was effective
whils all were wild. issuing seventeen
passes. The fielding was sharp despite
the cold weather. there being six double
plays.
Demmitt had a peculiar batting rec
'oru. drawing four passes and having a
sacrifice ny. Score:
r. H. E.
e. 1.ouis $50 90 q 2N--ll 10
Cleveland | | y | y IT, IL
Gallia Sotheron Davenport and
Eunamaker: Groom, Lambeth. Bagby
and O'Neill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

ZBatted for Reuther In the nln'n
ri, Mage out. hit by oatted ball.
,,,,-a.- 0 0 o 0 o %
Cincinnati ...n 0 . o II
rvo-has. hits-Killiter. Hollocher.
Thres-ba.e hits-McCabc. Ncale.
Stolen baSe-Deal.
Sacrifice hits-Aollocher. Mann.
Double playe-Blackburne- l. Masee t"
Left on bases-Chicago. :; Cincinnati.
g. ., c,
First base on errors-Chicaeo. 5; I'm
cinnat!. ..
Base on oa1ls-Or Reuther
HIT by pitcher-By Eeuther faSNse'''
Struck oQt-By Alexander. s.
winning pitcher. Alexander; losing
pitcher, Reuther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
MEET THIS EVENING

A meeting of the Women's Camp
Grounds association will be held this
evening in the Grand Central hotel and
much interest is being taken. Reports
will be read and from indications the
camp grounds at Moundsville this year
will be brilliant success. Already
MANY Of the cottages have been taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
EPEE TICKET DAY

If your address appears today
in the A. B. c. Buyers Guide call
at The Inte!Iigenccr office and re-
ceiye S ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

Loves Struggle Throughout the Ages,
Most Gigantic Production Ever Seen,
1885, 900 People, $500 Horses, L2oo Char
lots.
Four Thrilling Stories-Three Historic
md One Modern. Ancient Babylon as It
was in the days OF Its splendor-its
mighty walls. its massive towers, shat
tered by the vengeful battle hordes Of
the victorious Cyrus-the feast Of Bel
shazar alive in it's prodiga1 luxury. the
most famous revel In all history. Has
Played Long Engagements In Every
Principal City In Tho world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

There may be investments that lock
better, but there's no safer or more
willing worker than Liberty Bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

RESERVED SEATS GO ON SALE To-
NIGHT AT CARROLL CLUE FOE TIE
REVUE OF 1919"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

Imagine the baby on the point Of
Hun bayonet. and refuse to buy Lib
erty bond, If you can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

Rrnnklvn Nationals .-....-...
Column bus American Assn. :
R,tteries-Plitt. Russell and NJ
Wheat, Iansfzer and Hartley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

Buy Liberty Bonds and bust Bill the
Butcher Boy.