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minimum, but to make n largo and
liberal oversubscripion.
We believe It Is possible for Ohio
county to do this.
We believe Ohio county can and
should subscribe s5,ooo,ooo to the
Third Liberty lonn, and We have
therefore set our mark at that figure.
We have doue this because our gov
ernmeEt needs the money. It needs
every dollar that we can spare from
our savings, or that we can gather to-
gether by our daily sacrifices.
Tho canvnuSing committees have al
ready done splendid work, bnt there Is
much more yet to be done. Every
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With the report of Saturday night
the Liberty loan drive in Ohio county
is still enjoying the best Of success
and the ladies' committees are still
settinq a pace that is hard to keep
up with.
This ladies' committee has exceed
ed by far anything that was expected
of them, and their totals for the last
two weeks have gone above one and
half MILLIONS Of dollars. They haye
worked hard and with an untiring de-
termination. In addition the Boy
Scouts have taken on the work and
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Italians Strike Blow
Against the Austrians

ROME, April 2l.-An Official state
ment, issned to-day By the Italian
war once, says:
west Of Moriour stornliug par
ties attacked hostile outposts in the
Sano area, and after 4 violent strug-
gle destroyed two Of them, while
the occupants Of third were put to
flight.
I'm the Asiago basin our artillery
carried ont repeated concentrations
against enemy positions"
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let that interfere with you taking q.
bond. 1t will be received to-day with
as many thanks as il you were the
first to take one. Help win the war:
by lending your earnings for the pur.
chase Of fighting material.
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high command having been unsuccessful in piercing
Flanders and separating the British and French
armies eayd stroke against the Americans and the French
of Touand here also Teuton strategy seemingly has
utterly bring its plans to fruion Although the Germans
with greatly superior numbers of the Aer
held all their positions and inflicted heavy
losses enemy gains made the initial onough
have entirely retrieved and Sunday night the American and
French lines restored
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CROWDED
WITH The WOUNDED
AMSTERDAM

AMSTERDAM, April 2l.-The
streams Of wounded Germans from
France and Flanders. says the frontier
correspondent Of the Telegram, ccu-
ttnue so great that all thu hospitals,
monasteries, converts and schools,
not only in Brussels, but in many
towns south Of tho Belgian capital,
are filed to overflowing. The Ger-
mans have even requiSitioned private
houses for hospitals.
Forty ambulance trims entered the
North station at Brussels daily last
week. Many of them were made up
Of cattle cars in which thero were lit
ters Of straw for the wounded meE.
AMSTERDAM, April 21.-A dispatch
to the DTaasbodo from Cologne says
It Is learned there tha:, as result Of
mediation by the pope, Emperor Will
Liam has ordered that no more Bel
gian church bells shall be seized.
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DESPERATE GERMAN STROKE
At AMERICAN LINES MEETS
WITH A STAGGERING REPULSE
Gains for the Teutons Initial Drive Are Quickly Over
come, and the Invading Forces Driven Back to Their
Own Lines-San1mes Show Their Quality.


-(By The Associated Press)-After the heavy Ger
man attack of yesterday the American main positions
remained intact, and this morning after a brief bonn
bardment the American troops attacked and drove
the enemy out of the old outposts which they had
gained thus breaking down an offensive which it is
believed was intended as the beginning of German
plan to separate the Americans and French.
There was comparative lull today along the
sector northwest of Toul. The Americans engaged
in the terrific hand to-hand fighting yesterday,
showed the most daring bravery stories of which are
already being recounted
AS indicating the violence of the offensive,
French ambulance men, who went through the fam
GUS battle of Verdun declared today that, compare
lively speaking. the German artillery fire against
the Americans was heavier than in any single en-
gagement on the Verdun front at any time.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, April 2l-forseaEs
Wort vtrginia-FAir Monday, WAsas-
er In west portion; Tuesday partly
cloudy.
Ohio and western PennsyivA1iA-1air
aud warmer Monday; TussdAy 1AEAV
cloudy.
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LOS ANGELES. Calf. April @l.--A
general earthquake shock. felt through
out southern California. at $50 TINS al
trrnonu. took n toll 0f three lives ht I
nearby resort. causing the serious IN
Jury of ono woman in mad rush from
n down town theatre, broke large pll'r
glass windows. shook down corillrcS ann
cut off communication with at lehSt TWO
small towns Cnvrrificd reports from
about these towns said there had been
serious property Camage and possible
loss of life.
Hrmct. about o5 miles east and south
of Riverside and Sun Iacintn, tho next
town north ur Helmet on branch line
OF the Atchson. Topeka and Santa PC
railroad which serves. both points. were
rcportcd tp hc virtually destroyed II
WAS reported at san Bernardino late to-
day that both telephone offices had b''in
totally destroyed. and the telephone
companies said they were unaplc 10 Ec'
any response from that or nearby sec
tions.
At San Rernardino the quake WAS said
hy old residents Ia be the worst oI
years Scores Of plat" glass WINDOWS
were broken, hundred feet OF prES
wall from one low building fell into tho
81 rect, and cracks were broken in several
other walls There was panic at the
ball grounds where n game was In pro-
gress. md one man WAS nurt in the rush
10 escape Another. running out Of q
theatre into tn" street, was struck by
n passing automohil" and seriously in
jurcd.
Riverside suffered shock nf similar
intensity. Ornaments were shaken from
the court house cornicc and windows
smashed.
At Banning tho front Of Tho Odd Eel
lows building fell out, striking TWO
automobiles which had just been raca-
ted Ivy their passengers.
The trcmor was first reported from
Rarstow 1T $50 p. rn. and apparently
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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ONLY J LIVES
L05T;2 TOWNS
ARE WIPED OUT
WORST SHAKE SINCE
FRISCO'S EARTHQUAKE
Los Angeles and Many Other
California Towns Scenes
of Panic.

HEMET, California, April 21.-
This town and San Jacinto, which
lies north of here about two miles
on the same branch Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, were
both seriously damaged by a severe
earthquake shock at $50 P. NJ, to-
day. Every business house In He
met and in San Jacinto was laid
flat but only two lives were lost
The property damage here is estt-
mated at s25o,o0o by merchants and
property owners who suffered the
most loss. The San Jacinto damage
was estimated at a like sum.
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ALLIES READY
FOR RENEWAL
OF OFFENSIVE
LulI Working Greatly to the
Advantage Of the. Allies,
Who Grow in Strength.

BERLIN, via London, April al
The official report from headQuar-
ters this evening merely says that
thero Is nothing new.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Saturday. April 90. (Tfy Tn"
Associated VrcSs)--Gcrn!au forces which
attacked lh,. American positions west of
IN" RCnncrS forest. northwest Of Toul
today. came arross Nh Mans Land in
thrr" waves. They had been especially
trained 70" this operation. The -hmcrl-
cans. although greatly outnumhrrcd.
fought for every inch Of the way. Giving
ground slowly. and pouring deadly ma
chine gun. riff" ard automatic rifle fire
into thr advancing enemy.
TIL" German harrlge fire began just
h"f"r" sHnris". after L heavy lombard
merit on tn" American front and rear po-
sitinns in the course cf the night. In m
attempt To put IN. American batteries
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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Sgned:

Signed:
JOHN L. DICKEY.
BAIRD MITCHELL,
J.J. HOLLOWAY,
W. B. IRVINE,
s-w. HARPER,
sP NORTON,
". Z. STONE,
II. c. OGDEN,
ALBERT SNEDEKER,
Executive Committee.
Last week many big companies
took bonds in large amounts and this
week others will DO the same. The
drive Is only half oy~> but do not
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The latest Berlin official communi.
cation asserts that In the drive 1888
American prisoners and rs machine
guns were captured by the Germans,
who cut their way for about a mile
and a quarter into the American
lines and the village Of Seicheprey.
There has been no confirmation Of
this statement or Of the added claim
that the Americans sustained heavy
casualties.
It seems evident. however, that
the fight was a bitter one and that
it was the ambition of the specially
trained Germans to crush the Amer
leans. Everything the enemy had
in stock was brought into play In
the fighting which lasted from Sat-
urday we'll into Sunday. Shells Of
ali calibres, including gas missiles,
were used prodisiousIy, but the
Americans, notwithstanding this
cannonadng, and the greatly supe-
Tior infantry forces arrayed against
them. fought tenaciousIy and gave
ground by inches, and then only
when they had exacted a tremend-
Gus payment for it in German killed
or wounded.
Although the enemy was able TO
reach the sheIl-torn village Of Seich-
eprey, the Americans rallied and. In
bloody hand-to-hand fighting re-
versed the situation and regained
the town. Likewise, all the terrain
which the French in this region were
forced to give up temporarily now
has been retaken. The German o.
ticiaI communication. In what SEEM
ingIy is a half hearted admission
that the attack was repulsed and
that the Germans lost what they
had gained, says the Germans LATTER
the destruction Of enemy works re-
turned to their lines Of departure"
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Tuesday. April l6.-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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MoundSyile Briefs.

Mrs. Earnest Conner 81 THrcn'h
street. who recently underwent m "r"r-
alton at i&n Glendale hospital, Is I'M
proving nicely
j;corgc Livingston has returned 10
Pleasant Valley after Il visit with rel
ativrs hor".
Raymond Tough. who has boon s"ri-
rus!y IL Of diphtheria at his home on
jefferson avenue. IS some lmproredt
s. l.. Floyd has returned Ia Barnes
willie. O.. after spending thr winter with
his children IN this city, Glen Eastnn
and T3"lHire.
Miss Margaret Mnur"t "' this city
spent Sunda? with friends in C"lum
bus. Q.
Mrs. W. a. McIlvain oc Glcn Easton
IS tho guest of friends hero.
Mrs George Gnrhv and daughter have
returned 10 Now MnrlInsvillc after Il
VISIT with relatives hrr".
Rev. Harry W. Mc'omhs Of Column
bus. o.. is the guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Mccombs OF Morton ave-
nue..
Misses ANN and Minnie Henrietta ar"
visiting th"ir nephew. Leo Henrietta, AT
Camp Too, Va.
c"rIrs~ Anderson Of "ar"r shelly.
Mis-. Is Spending ~ h:t"t in:i"uEn al
his home here.
Mrs g. l. Williamson - IL "f In"
grip AT her home on Seventh street.
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~cAecher Briefs.

Lincoln lodge No. -. +. Q. Q. r. VIII
hold an important business me"tlnS thiS
evening in the lodge quarters IN the Nc
Mrchcn building.
A.number or McMcchcn peonl" VIII hc
N MnundsvIllc tomorrow evening to at
tend III" county food meeting.
Attorney James T. Miller OF Mounds
willie will he the -Four Minute man
speaker 4, the Midway theatre this even.
Ing
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Wright OF Now
Mar,ins,iiIr $r,nt sunday here WIN
friends.
Mr. Wavman. ot this city. we'll known
T. & O. engineer. who Is taking treat
mrnt \, the Glendale hospital for nm in
iury Of tho leg. is getting along nicely.
NcMrch"n lodge No. IA. knights "f
rv,hias. vii mold al important business
mrct!n.. tomorrow. evening in the lodge
cunrtrr,s IN the NcMrchen building.
Miss Irene Colleen. Of Houston. IA.
will arrive her" this week for a visit;
with friends.
George F'ctterman. Of Pittsburgh.
spent saturday here attending to bust
ness matters.
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SISTERSVILLE

After an illness Of several weeks
Mary Elizabeth. the 1S-months-"ld
daughter nf Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Gregg.
died at 5 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Mr Ash at the, residence Thursday at
n. m. and the remains were taken t"
Middlehournc, where intcrmcnt wa
mad" in the Middlcbournc cemetery.
Miss May Griffcn Of Williamstown is
the guest Of her brother, Ar. and Mrs.
+. J. (;rffrn.
Mrs. Margaret Messer left yesterday
for Oil City. where she will visit her
son Edward.
Mrs. I. DarncI was q visitor in Wheel
ing Friday
Harold Scatterday Is spending tho
weekend with his parents in Whceiine'
James Boyers. who has been the guest
Of his sister Mrs. v. \. Jones. has re
turned to his home in Fairmont
Mrs. Harry Douglas and Miss Helen
Lanpcrt Of BeIlaire and Miss Clara Lap
pcrt of New Aiartinsville were the guests
Of Mrs. Donald ellison this week.
Miss Gertrude Ackerson and Mis-
Helen Sutton went TO Wheeling Thurs
day to see Miss Springime" at the
Court and to attend dance given by
tho Wheeling high school.
Mrs. NJ. Yost has returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Titus
willie. IN.
Mrs. d. z. Thoenen and son Eugcn"
ord Mics Ress Russell were visitors in
Marietta Thursday. :.
Fred Stewart. who reeertfy enlisted
in the medical corps, has left Tor camp
fOglcthorpc. Ga.
Miss Virginia Fischer has gone to CO.
;unhus where she will visit her sister.
Miss Leonore Fischer. who Is student
in O. 8. L.
". r Underwood OF Shirley has ler,
for Fort Ogicthorpe. Ga. where ne VIII
enter tho medical corps
Wednesday evening tho sophomore
class of s. II. S. gave party al IN"
home Of Miss Virginia FISCHER In"
evening was spent IN playing games
and at. late hour lunch was served al
Springcrs restaurant The table oeco
ra,inns were red. white and blue and
,y,sbirr,on birthday favors were pre-
e,u,,,d ,n each guest Miss Anne Lips
rnmb and about - members Of the class
wcrc present
Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Neuenschwander
are spending Il few days in Pltoou1sn.
Miss Maudc Martin Of Wheeling Is
tho guest Of her mother here.
Miss Anna X. Neal Of ParkersourE
was inSrructing her class IN 'oancinS
here Thursday.
Ralph Campbell. who has been enr-
Moved in Oklahoma for some Time ''E
visiting relatives here.
Grover ScaEcr. who has been "oIh-
ing in tho oil fields near Cleveland loF
several months. has returned nome:
Mrs. ]. J. Mckay and daughter Betty
and Miss Helen BoyerS are the guests
of Mrs McKay's mother in Marietta
Miss Florence Brown and Miss Flor
cncr Burns. who have been risltins
friends near Niddlcbournc. have re-
iYurncd to their home in Elwood Guy
,1rdc stoops of Dnworth. Okla. for
mrrIy Of this city. is here visiting rc'n-
tirrs and friends.
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opcrations Tuesday morning according

operations Tuesday morning according
10 4 report in circulation last evening.
Superintendent W. A. Walls returned
last evening after spending the week end
in Cleveland.
Grover Murray was the only applicant
taking the clerk carrier examination at
the local postoffice Saturday morning.
Mrs. William Blair has returned 10
her home on Seventh street, after a sew
cral weeks visit with friends in Chatta-
nonga. Tenn.
OFFICER Thomas Larkin Is again able
10 b." on duty after being off TWO days
on account of 4 sore foot.
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Valuable Relic.

a. W. Tomcroy has valuable rciic
IN tn" Chamb"rshGrv cirz,I:". Il w,,.k.y
newspaper. published Mt ThanIbcrSburg.
Franklin county. Pa. If III" Issu" ii
December .. 1875. Tho iSSLc contains
the address of President Washington 10
n" houses nt congress .H December =.
Tho paper Is 1T r"nrS 81 and - q. 4
good state OF preservation.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBCRG. ". Va. Feb. .4.--Thc
Ohio river stt1l holds the body OF Aug
ust Traversa a-ycar-Od Italian aoy.
who was drowned about 1 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. The volunteer fire DO
partmrnt and others who conducted the
search gave up their efforts after two
hours of work. Tho belief - prevalent
that his body may have become caught
in some O: tho tin scraps dumped from
the Warden building or tho trees on lhc
bank.
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Green Funeral This Morning.

Funeral services for tho late MIS-.
Nancy Green. who pissed away AT the
homo If her daughter. Mrs. Frazier. Of
tn. Island saturday morning. Will be
conducted from the place Of death this
morning ~ Ia o'clock. The services Will
n. in .'harg" Of Rev. f.. I. NCshitt. pas
to- Of tho FIRST Presbyterian church OF
;his city. aud int rmHnl will BE- in Eiv-
~ 4,.W cemetery.
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Fire at Yorkvtlle Mill.

, bad rir. was narrowly ay"r'"d nj
,h,. Yorky.lI.. Jll7ir "f tho Wheeling
steel 4 Iron company at an carly hour
Yesterday nnrulnS wI"u 'ir" from an
overheatrh Siov" SGT fire I" small Of
ijcc in ih. opening department ct IN"
rlanI Fearing that IN" hla%" would got
beyond 'Ffurrs of the mill department a
..aII WAS ~.7I' - tins city i"r assist
nurc Whit" preparations ""r" being
made /" >ral"h on" "C III" trucks &c
,hr >rrn" = 1'iph"u" call "nS r''"IN"d
stating thai The blaze WAS under con-
troll
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Trou bic at Church.

Trouble waa said II have hccn brew
ing at the First Christian church on
broadway yesterday morning shortly
before the services and Il call was sent
I" tn" city building for mn officer. His
S"rNi.'S w"r' not needed as II settle
ru"ut VAS gi"'t'',i h.tur" il, cam" To q
head. II * said that the congregation
Of tn" rhuT,.-, Is divided into three fac
iiouS and each wants 20 rule.
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Dtckerson Funeral. Tuesday.

Fun"rnl services for Geneva. young
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Dick
"rS"n Will known "ul"!cd residents of
south Second street vino passed away
al the local ho$ritml Saturday afternoon
following burns received Thursday aft.
"rnnon. will he conducted Tuesday. The
s"rSIr"S viii h" held from the Baptist
church nn South Second street and in
iorln"ni VIII Ii IN itI'crEI"w cemetery.
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Sevtce Flag Dedicated.

Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
church 4, N.G' Il larS" s"rvi"" flag was
d.ciicat"i with nprrnrrIa;" ceremonies.
til" fta:; was presented hy Ih'lathca
ciriS IN f.",;"r "f thc boys o. til" sunday
school AID church who ha"" responded
- rho roI"rS Toy. Mr.. Manning dclir-
cred III" principal address.
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Funeral ARRANGEMENTS Incomplete.

Fun"rNT ADVERTISEMENTS TOT AUGUST
SHriS. local Greek. who passed away
suddenly at his boarding house on Clark
street saturday morning are still in
,nnirirr.. Tn" body has been removed
to tn. E,u"r rnnrEuc and Will hc held
awaiting ;h,. arrival 81 his father who
~ GA his way from Jacksonville,
t'lnrIcin.
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Trnction Company Case.

In circuit court her" To-day tn" caSt
cf Helen Wi$uic against tn" Wheeling
Traction company will To- hoard. rh"
case - n $l0.noo damug" sr''. chan
Gerry business will also l." gwen ai"n-
ton III court To-day.
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Civil Service Examination.

Thu civil S"rv!"" COMMISSION OF h"il-
AR. will Iuld IN Examination today III
'h.. city hildinc for applicants Tor va
r:rriN puSii,,rS :n IA" "t;y departments
/. Is said that quite Il number VII! take
IA. examination.
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TWO Houses Guaranteed.

4, the present lin" hut Nv" hoHsrs
in :bls city ar" under s!nallp"N puarnn-
zine one Is Tn" Glover home on phk
avenue while the other Is IN" home or
William Mayors on Fourth street.
The signs prohibiting people who had
not been vaccinaicd within tho last
three wears w"r" Yesterday removed
from Ali public places
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Thomas McRoberts Died.

Thomas McRoberts. Sr.. \ prornincn,
citizen Of this city. died II n, h"u,' -
his daughter. Mrs. IT, T. E"h..r,s. =
'hc Fourth ward. Mr. M"Eni,,"'s w.
49, yrnrs old and IS survived 10y {, wiI",v
and rhrnc children. Mr. ';"r.. -. Nj
Hnrri" and Thomas. Jr IT," VA. =
mclntcr Of thr PRESBYTERIAN ,hir,u
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Shaft Completed.

The American Sheet and Tinplaic
company has completed IN" work OF
'r"'tinG TN" shaft reaching /" it's min"
.ru 'ihuu's run west uf III" city and tho
material j. hrInr muN Cd away. Th.
shaft vas sunk I" feet INTO the ground
and VIII hr iiSrd HS an c\j; Ia get out
# tn" Hiu,. IN case Of an acciu"nt.
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Ecr T. W. Fuller. Jr. VINO rcC'"' -
rnS!Gned as pastor o. ths 1n' ,SI''''
,.hurch hero delivered his farewell ser
,ron last evening. Rev. Fuller leaves
,his week for Traverse City, Michigan
whcr. he has accepted tn" pas'oratc 81
The Christian church tEcTc.
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To Bnr GyDsies.

In tn" iutur" all gyrSl"s who fire.
Gu"ut III" city Will l." run ont Of town
~ soon as their appearing" is noted.
Tho band that invaded the city last
week was among tn" worst l." NIsit here
FOR snm" tiIr" business m'.n as we'll
ls tn" r"In" have d-rId"d ~ declare
war on ihCm.
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her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Rode
wig. on Belmont street
Miss Elizabeth Stewart has gone TO
Toledo to spend I few days with
friends.
Miss Sarah Miller will leave today for
visit with friends a. Pittsburgh.
Thomas Duffy has returned from Il
visit with friends at Bcallsvlllc.
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To Give entertainment

Al 'ni' "iIffr'..ni ''.ilf:'"! 'puf
,Mur"H lH'r. w!l, l." gr.'u ia tn" klrk-
wood t." ehyr"r,ru ..i.1!rrh Tuesday
..yruiur U-,drr ~" ausrt''s -! ~" W"n-
ms Mi*Hi'unry $o,'i.rS nf ih" church.
MI AZ, cordially invited 1" attend.
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BELLAIRE:
WE GUARANTEE

That our brra; consnrv"s wheat
as the government has command
ed in its Victory Bread formula.
GENERAL BAKING co.
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Mass Meeting Postponed.

Tn" mems mass meeting scheduled 10
h, held yesterday afternoon in the FIST
NJ. T.. church WAS postponed till 4 later
date owing IT, III" fact that the speaker
could not 10 present The date for the
meeting viii probably 10 announced this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
Food Meeting Tomorrow.

INC c0NnIy food HNmIn'SIrNtl"n has
arranged Il big food meeting. which Will
l." held Tomorrow evening IN the err
cult court chamber At IN" court h"Gse.
Ear! ". Oclcbay. state food admlniStra-
tor. and Prof. Frank l.. Tr"uCr Of the
state university. VIII address the m"e;-
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-25
BRIDGEPORT
WE GUARANTEE

That our brcat Conscrvrs wheat
as the Corernm"n: has command
cd in It's Victory Bread formula.
GENERAL BAKING co.