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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
CrowdeT Gives Permit
For the Worlds Series

tINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-AuGuse hcrF-
mann. chairman Of the national baseball
commission. while attending the Repuo-
llcan state convention at Columbus last
night received the official permission OF
Provost Marshal General Crowder for
the pennant winners Of tho National and
American leagues to engage IN world 8
series. The telegram was sent TO Nit.
HERMANN h"re. but was forwarded TO
him at Columbus 1t reads:
"'rh. request contained in your letter
Of August 20 asking for the extension
az the application Of the work OF light
order TO professional baseball players OF
,h.. winning teams of tn" National and
American leagues Is granted by the sec
Rotary of war. Tn" period of extension
will be until September II. Necessary
instructions have ben ISSUED by Lele-
graph
Tn. granting of IN" permission re-
moves the last obstacle to hold tho
worlds series. which will start in CHI
c:.go on September 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
.Sharp Limitation
Of Storage Of Coal
By the Fuel Bosses

Srccial pispatchto The IntelliGcucer.
rATRMONT. ". Va. Aug. 2S.-J.
Waiter Barnes. federal fuel admins
traitor for West Virginia. now directs
much Of tho coal coming from west
Virginia producing districts.
The tremendously increasing demand
for coal for special war purposes IN the
eastern part OF the country. particularly
for navy and transport service. made II
necessary to draw more heavily upon
eastern coal fields than was originally
contemplated. in order to decide no"
best TO secure this coal for these pir-
poses with the least disturbance to the
coal supply moving TO other industries.
q meeting Of state fuel ADMINISTRATORS
was held in Washington at which MI.
Barnes was present. and at winch II
WAS decided that to accomplish the de-
sired result it would be necessary 10
limit the atnoun. OF coal storage thai
industrial plants would be pcrmittcn W
accumulate and to carry on hand
A repor, was adopted which gives
the maximum number of days storage
of bi,uminous coal allowed IN various
states and West Virginia was fixed as
follows:
| Steam coal-public utilities. so days:
preferred industries. 20 days: non-pre-
ferred industries, Is days.
BY product and gas coal. by-produc1
and gas plants. As days; preferred IN
dustries. so days.
instructions have been issued to dis
trjct representatives Of tho fuel al
rnjnistration TO first ship on all or
ders from Washington and after ina l.,
ship on all acquisitions from state 1uel
administrators and follow their instruc-
tions in regard to either increasing OF
cr1rtailing shipments to individual con-
suuers. The new ruling places the
responsibility of seeing that plants not
on the preference list do not operate At
the expense of those on the NSt upon
rho state fuel administration Remain
ing coal is to be shipped under inc
J snpervision OF the district representa-
tiycs. who see that the operators give
preference to consumers on the PREF
crcnce list.
Under the new coal budget pflnt the
stale fuel administrator is advised OIL
the total amount Of coal allotted to MS
, state and the producing district from
which the coal will come. In dlrectanG
the shipment OF coal, the state fuel ao-
uin!stration will follow the war 'n-
dustries boards preference list ihStFuc-
| tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29

fired n French rs at the Germans re-
treating, from Chateau Thicrry and
many other interesting experiences OH
the American battle front and cnrout"
are related by Senator Thompson %
Kansas. now abroad. in letters received
today by Mrs: Thompson.
Senator Thompson said he was with
the Americans when scissors was take.
and saw the great forward movement OF
American troops in hundreds of thous-
ands. tTc fired cannon sending a Shell
five miles over the German lines toward
the retiring enemy from battery COM
mandsd by the son of Senator Weeks Of
Massachusetts. In securing 'th" she'll
n souvenir. nc said he burned his hand
quite severely.
or Chatcau-Thicrry senator Thomr-
son said it was there the Americans
broke the backbone OF the German army.
| Describing his trip overseas the Semi
tor told Of the Smelling Of two objects
believed Ia be submarines. They were
cnvcloped by a rain Of exploding shells.
he said and did not reap2ear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
MAKERS
FAIL To AGREE
srRKERs ADDRESSED BY FED
ZEAL REPRESENTATIVE AT
LARGE MEETING LAST NIGHT
Conf erence This Morning With Concnia-
tor, Plant Officials and
Striking Men

NSO
tor, Plant Officials and
Striking Men
VIII the 40 striking stoCtc makers
and the So stripprr girls, VIII" have ben
out since early in July. return TO WORN
Tina, is the question which was DEBATED
las, night for more than two hours al
large meeting of the members Of tn"
Stogie Makers Local No. sol, held IN INC
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
hlv hall. 1t was the largest meeting 81
the local held in years.
\ feature OF the gathering was an ad-
drrss by W. c. Liller. of Washington
II. c., Federal commissioner OF con-
citation. After debating the question
for some length the meeting WAS adj
iourncd until this morning at ~ O'Clock.
when the srugic makers will NEE; with
Mr. LlIlcr and the officials Of the Marsh
and Pollock plants The latter tw" con-
Germs are the only local stoSl" shops
said to have refused to grant the rollers
an increase Of ! cent II pound Tor mo
strppcr girls.
Following the meeting last night the
officials of the StUEt" makers local
stated that "absolutcly nothing was 20
be given out for publication until the
conference this morning. Mr.. Li'lrr
said that he believed that an ADJUST
m,aft could b. reached today and Inc
mon aud stripprr girls would be re-
turned 10 work.
Ono of tho highest officials Of the
local said last night that the mon would
not consider any compromise than the
increase for which they walked out:
that Ii they accepted a compromise that
il would not bc as loyal union men when
other shops. excepting Marsh and Pol
lack have granted the increase wage de-
rnaud to the Stogi" rollers and stripprr
girls shortly after the strike was de-.
rlarcd.
The meeting las; night was presided
over by President MCHaticn, Of the local
union. 4 number Of speeches were
made. Whether tn" majority OF tha
strikers are willin: tn accept c"mpr".
mise remains 20 TIC divulG"d at the meet
ing today.
An official Of the stripprS girls local
! declared last night following the mc"u-
inE that they will refuse To accept a
| lower advance than l cent pound for
| their work as the other StoGic plans
| harc granted the raise and they would
not BE- loyal to their union If they should
work for less
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does 1t

spots. coarse pores. rough skin. ruddi.
ness. wrinkles and. in fact. every blem.
iSh the face. hands and arms are heirs
to. If your neck or chest is diScolored
from exposure, apply this combination
there and tho objectionable defect will
disappear as II by magic. II is absolute
~ harmless and will not produce or
stimulate Il growth Of hair. No matter
how rough ind ung;tiulY the hands and
arms. or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure 10 sun
and wind. this uatmcai-dcrwillo combi-
nation will work 4 wonderful tranSfor-
nation In - hours at the most. Thou
Sands who have used If have had the
same results have had.
Note: To get the best effect be sure I"
follow the complete directions c0ntai lined
i'm every Ijaci-aEr Of drrwillo. lnu haN"
only tn 60, dcrwillo and oatncal You
need nothing else. and it is so simple
that anyun" can use II: and is so lneN-
pcnsivr lha, any girl "r woman can af-
ford it, The manufacturers and drug
gists guarantee thai there will be no
ticca bic improvement after the flrst a2-
pliration or they will refund the money.
1t is sold in this city under money re-
fund guarantee by all department stores
and druggists. Including Baer's drug
store and the Coleman company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
In Hands Of Enemy.
Private Robert +. Quann. chester IA.
SECOND ARMY LIST.
NO MORE RUNNING SORES
John Coleman Co., And Aoge-DaVls
Drug Co. Sells An Ointment called
CIV c,ra That Is A Positive Relief.

T. matters not how old. persistent or
poisonous the sore is. san Cura pint-
mont the powerful autisrpuc will draw
ont the poison and promptly heal the
sore
So sure Of this are the owners th"
Thompson Medical Co. that they hhF"
authorized John ColsInan Co.. and H"g"-
Davis Drug Co., to return the purcha&"
price IL San Cura Ointment doesn't do
MI this paper says it will do. y" fair
rr offer was ever made.
Il. D. Dutton. Titusvilie, Ia. says:
"S1y arm was covered with tw"nty-f"ur
running sores ;lnd swollen I" twic" it's
natural size. San CNIra Ointment re-
licvcd the pain, drew out IN" poison
and healed the arm in an incredibly
short time II is the greatest compound
for healing l ever used"
The healing powers "f san Curt nini-
,n,.rt are little short Of marvellous 1t
gives relief. and is guaranteed to help
salt rhcum, rrzrma, bleeding. itching
or protrudinE piles ulcers. hnllS. car
huncIcs. chapp"d hands and chllhlhIns.
In cuts. burns, scads ami bruises. il
nIlayS pain and is healing. %oc. Cue and
$40 q jar. Ey mail IN receipt "f
pricc, II your druggist Is out "f 1t ar
does not keep Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29

GOOD nucleus Of old men will be on
hand. Lentz and Lewis, backiicld men,
and Bailey. McCue and tMeridcth. line
men. Of last year. will return. all these
being in the enlisted engineering or mod
teal reserves. Bud" Tasener. former
Wheeling high center who played sub
center at West Virginia last year. will
return: and Atkins the star end OF the
Martins Ferry team Of last fall. will be
one Of the members of the incoming
class. WAGNER, with last years expert
ence. should prove a valuabl" man this
year. and Atkins was rcckoned as one
OF the best men in local scholastic ranks
last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
MILITARY COURSE
Will GREATLY AID
STATE UNIVERSITY
rut,a1ctty and Athletic Director Harry
Stanshury Hcre for Football
M1terial

Harry \. StanSbGry. athletic director
and publicity head Of the West Virginia
university, was in Wheeling last night.
registered 1T the Hotel Windsor II" Is
making a tour Of the state in tho interest
of the football team OF the university.
Mr.. Stunsbury has proved 10 b" one OF
the, most competent athletic directors in
this section Of the country and mas
scores of friends in this community. He
has shown that he is the right man IN
the right place 50 far as an athletic IN
structor and n publicity man for IN edit
cational institutional rare combination.
In speaking OF the university IN turN-
ing out students as soldiers and the
,rosnccts for the Old Gold and Blue
winning honors this fall ON the sridiron
he said:
..The university will be- helped irnmcaS-
,;rahiv in maintaining its enrolment me
coming year by the establishment Of 4
Uni, OF the Students Army Training
..nrns bv the war department. This
,,:i;,nr,. unit Is TO b. an Integral part
of tho general military training system
FOR ,h. nation and all men over Is years
~ a.-n who are students in :hs unIHrr-
sitv will have tho same status as en-
listed men. except that they VIII b.
termed as being on inactive duty. Mcr
In technical courses. and perhaps those
IN all courses VIII hc deferred In tn
draf, till they finish tG"ir courses, OF
will be delegated t" attend officers train
ing csl1:rps II found. even bcfor'' gradu-
alton. To be officer material
All boys with high school trHinins
e1it~;hle for the draft have heretofore
been rushing hcadlonS int" the army
through enlistment. thereby depicting
,he notenti:l resources Of men ;.raine'
Technically. Tho establishment Of tbs
new military unit will STABILIZE" the On
tire situation and ~ expected I" incre.,S'
the enrolirn,nt over that of last year.
Football Outlook.
1.-THE Old Gold and Blue football! team
Will likely again b" prominent this fall
Games are scheduled with Pix. NchraS
ka Rutgers. W. & j.. Army and other:
: OF the best teams in the country, and {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
], D. HOLLOWAY
IS NOW A MAJOR
WORD TELLING OF PROMOTION
RECEIVED YESTERDAY FHoM
KANSAS CITY CAMP.
Brother Is Captain ". W. EoIoway-1s
Son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Holloway
Of Leatnerwoo0.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Holloway OF
I,eatherwood received message yes
te,t,ay telling that thoir son captain
Joseph D. Holloway. was promoted 10
major a, the Kansas City. Mo. training
camp. His appointment comes as a com
nlcte surprise. and his many 1r'enaS
will be pleased to learn OF his advance
ment. ,,
Major Holloway first entered mill
tarv l:Es at Camp benjamin harrison
in May. 1917. and was appointed cap
tain and ordered to report TO Camp
sherman ut Chillicothe. O. In Jun" OF
this year he was ordercd-t Camp Mills
with tho S$rd division and the day ne
v.as 70 have embarked h" was ordcreo
20 go 70 Kansas City. Mo-. where ne
was placed N charS" OF tw" scfiools
WAR;. Ton men were being trained.
S.nc.. then he has been II that camp
and his appointment I" major Is '''
r.S;,l; Of his earnest efforts.
Ma cor Holloway has brother. W. =.
Hnil,w;.v. who is captain III th'
army. H.. 700. was AZ Camp ben)alnH'
Hu-risou. and was commissioned ileu-
tenant. hut WAS made Il captain IN June
of this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
A FREQ Prescription Docs TIE Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
It at Your Home.

New York: II is my own discovery.
and 1t takes just one night TO get Such
marvellous results says Mac Edca VIII
der when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and the improved
uupcarance OF her hands and arms. You
can do the Same thing il you folio my
advice she says: | feel it my duty TO
tell every girl and woman what this
wonderful prescription did FOR Inc. lust
think Of II. All This change in i single
night / never tire of telling others just
what brought about such remarkable re-
suits. Here IS the Identical prescription
that removed every defect from my face
neck hands and arms Until you try IL
you can form no idea of tho marvellous
change it Will make in just one applica-
lion. The prescription which you can
prepare nj your own home is AZ follows:
worth Of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug store a bottle Of derwillo: Prepare
the oatmeal as directed in every packing"
Of dcrwillo and apply night and morn
ing. The frs, Application Will ast1n us
narent, smooth and relvnty. ] especially
recunmend it for frecklcs. tan. sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
555 NAMES IN TWO ARMY AND
ONE MARINE LIST FOR TODAY

Died Of disease. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KIlled In Action.
LicItnnants:
Wilbur Stewart Scwrll. Tennillc, Ga.
Donald Iarct MacNut,. StrrudsburE'
Ia.
Corrorals:
Carl a. Everett. McKccsport: Pa
James d. Steward, ERins' w. va
Prirat,s:
Frank johnson. rho"niSv1llc' Pa.
Died Of wounds.
Lieut. John Z. champagne. Lake
wounded Severely.
Lioutenants:
Walter S. Eatcs. Philadelphia, Pa
liuLrrt =. Clark Lincoln Nc;
Albert J. Lyksctt. hudson Wis.
John r. Roberts MadiS"n' WIS.
Clark Peter Schumacher 81 LOUIS
Mo.
rrivates: ,,;u 11o,.-
en-. Pa.
hammond Il. Rodgers. Pittsburgh. Pm.
Charles Woodward. BRYAN ONO
Louis Gathers. Clarion. IA
,I.rcnc" lIartsho.n. TaconF' Pa
Script EoniSolli. Sloran. IA
Camille l.obrunn. Juhnctta. IA
Iohn ]. NIrt;arriglc. Philadelphia- Ia
JOSEPH Frank I'rich. tlcvcland' ONO
Wounded Degree Undetermineo;)
Capt. Louis r. Roberts. EHccisior
Springs: Mo. whitman, ",
C:,mmie G. Gilmore. washington. Pa
Thomas " Sheridan. philadelphia 1h'
Angelo Di LuZio. Eddystnnc' IA
Walter w. Held. LrcchburG. IA
Stanley + Husak. Cleveland. ono:
William Blankrnburg. Clcrcland.' y.
John W. Earhart. Salisbury. IA
John 3. Scott. EddyStonc. Pa.
Missing In Action.
CORPORAL Jumcs &. Mcklvcen Latronc'
Pa. ~ ,,, u,
George r. McNrcly. Wind Ridge. IA
William J. Miller. Etna. Pa
Joseph l.. Morgan. PittshurGh. Ia
: Albert Ncarhood. Rcids"illc. Pa
Henry II. Null. GrecnshurE. "a
Willie O'Cnnnor. Rummerford. Ia
Antonio Olive. Philadelphia Ia.
C;rorg. W. Saucrs. Derry Pa.
George II. Saylur. HoovcrSvlllc. la
CLYDE n, ShcrtZcr. Columbia. Pa.
William Myron Simpson. ENG. Ia
Prisoners.
Lieut.. Jar:cs L. Gee. MononEahcla' "a
Private John Rodgers Philadelphia
! Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
GASOLINE STATIONS
Will CLOSE SUNDAY
Majority OF The Stations In Wheeling
District Will Close During
The Day.

In conjunction with the fuel admin
iStration order. urging all automobile
owners to cease using gasoline their
pleasure cars each and every Sunday
starting this week. many Of the garage
owners and operators of gasoline sta
tions in the Wheeling district will clos:
their places Of business all day SUN
day.
In speaking Of the matter yesterday
Mr.. Lennon of the American Tire and
supply station stated that he would 'h'
glad To aid the government in every
way possible and that his place would
close at 6 O'Clock Saturday night AMI
remain closed until 6 o'clock Monday
morning. The majority OF other
places will do likewise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Case Under Amusement

The case of Dr. benjamin Bone OF
MoundSriIlc who is accused Of runnine
down Albert Strump on tortE-thlru
street. was taken under Amusement IN
police court yesterday. DIR. Bone stated
that he was not going over seven miles
an hour and that he felt no jar as II
he had struck anyone when he drove
through the water gang. The third
session on the case will be held Satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Black to Be Arraigned

Clc,iS BLACK. local young man VINO IS
charged with running down Harry Law
son at Wheeling Park. Will" DRIVING
about forty miles IN hour. and not stop
ping TO ascertain Lawson's injuries. IN
iii covered with 4 revolver by Mot"r-
cycle Cop Iorornarcino. will bc SiV'h
hearing today before Justice Nickhatn
at rho iail. Th.. nfrcnS. is q serious one
and n severe penalty is attached to con-
yiction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
More MotorcyCfStS
Another Squad OF 500 hiotoIc'e4o
Machine aunncrs Pass Th1ou8n
The City.

Wheeling citizens were gwen 'u'otIe
chance. tn view some Of our fighters 'L>t
evening when squad "f apProN''na''iS
900 mnchinc gunnrrs. mounted OH nlhn
nuwcr.d motorcycles passed tnrnuk'
Inc city on their way IL the hattlcile'oS
Of Europe.
The men were making G""d time ana
their first stop prior I" r'i'hlhS tn's
ritr last evening was Richmond. ina &.
which showed that they were traFeIihs
some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
EMPEROR ON VISIT.

AMSTERDAM Aug. :I.-:mreroE
Charles at Austria. and Empress Mih
have arrived AT Dresden to visit tho
King uf Saxomy. After remaining
Their" :. day they will go To Munich. tho
capitol If bavaria. and StuttEar; the
ralitnl If WuTirnhurg. They arc nc.
,unlIr,ni"d by Baron Burian the Austrp-
Hungarian foreign minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
sam CuRA SOAP.

For tender. itching or Irriiihl" skin
wash with Sun-t'ura Soap. tn" ahilS"p-
tic soap that $""th"S ana heals. L !
kills germs "r discuss. Great
rimpl"S. hlnrkl'rdS. AIN! makes the
complexion clear and attractive. %"'
at John Coleman Co.. anu Hog Davis
Drug 60.
and Soap iilrd ny Thompson Medical
60 Titusvillc, Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Local Greek Leaves
George n. Jannides Goes to Camp
Green, Charlotte, n. C.,
Tomorrow Evening. q

George y. .Iannid"S. w"ll-kn""n local
Crock "mIl"yrd AT tn" American R"S'
taur:tnt for AMOR" than SIN years. leaves
tornnrrnw evening for South Caroline.
wh. r.. ~. wili En int" :rininE. lie ~
un.. OF the most popular young men IN
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
p1rrsRuRaH LIVE STOCK.

llTTSRt lSif. August - al'lt
steady: supply light. Trim" l'.@o et
$500.
Sh,r- S1cahv: supply light. Prime
workers. llhn "a @.5u: Gull and common
90 q 600: lambs l0.n0 a 1850: veal
calves lInU Gr 1900.
Hogs higher receipts light. Prime
h,.ivi..S on"5 a. "0.ih: mr'iumS and
heavy workers. u 10 a . 40: light york.
"r< 3niu n 2o.7I: pigs 1000 a @o."o:
Rough IL - a. 1875.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Senator Thompson Fires
French as" at Germans

WASHINGTON. August 2S--H"w he!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29

wounded In Action (Severely)
priyatc Walter ]. LinncL Philadelphia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-05
THERE ARE PR0FlTEERS
IN GERMANY ALSO
international News Service:


WASHINGTON, April 5. - Ger
man efficiency rears it's head even
when it comes to prohteering, it is
shown in editorial comment in the
German press, translations OF which
were made public today by the
committee on public information. A
recent investigation of the Daimler
motor works shows that this big
company was earning 173 percent
profit per annum, although the Of
fcials' sworn statement placed the
profits at II percent. And, even
though the concern was earning
100000 600 marks monthly in ex-
cess Of its peace time profits, il had
threatened TO curtail its output I'M
less higher prices were paid.
Referring TO these revelations
the Deutsches Zeitung. pan-German.
says that the consequences for the
new war lean may be disastrous.
1T is already reported that pri-
vate persons have withdrawn their
Subscriptions on account Of the
scandal the editorial concludes.
The Frankfurter Zeitung. Liberal,
says:
THE Daimler case is. at bottom.
typical. IL is absolutely inconsist-
ent that an appeal TO duty is con-
Eidered sufficient for the soldier,
but an appeal to greed is necessary
20 get producers at home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-05
Here Are Details of
Third Liberty Bonds

The third issue Of Liberty loan
bonds viii mature in ten years
on Sept 10. 1928-and viii bear in
terest from May next. payable
semi-annually on Sept Is and
March l.. The rate viii be Ii
percent
Bonds Of the third loan will not
be convertible into bonds OF later
issues as have been the two pre-
yiOu5 loans. That the government
does not intend pay more than "a
percent interest on money is indi-
Gated by this fact Congress has
the right. however. TO pass legis-
lation which Will allow these bonds
10 be used in the purchase Of later
bonds
Instead OF requiring two percent
cash payment with the subscrip-
ton as in the second loan. five per-
cent will be asked for the third
loan. Twenty percent then viii be
due May 2S; So percent July IS.
and 20 percent Aug. rs.
The treasury expects many sub
scribers to pay in full ON pur-
chase and these early payments
may be sufficient TO redeem the
$500. 100000 OF certificates OF in
debtedness falling due before May
Q. Otherwise, il may be necessary
10 refund the certificates with other
short time lots Officials also be-
lieve the May % payment actually
will be much greater than the 20
percent required.
The payment dates have been ar
ranged so none will come in June
when the drain on the cOuntry's
financial resources viii be great on
account OF income and excess prof