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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10
NOMBRAN CAPITAL
De LOS
~CABRALISTAS
Ures, que era
la capital antics de que
10 fuera RermoSi|IO
Por Cor-eo, para LA PRENSA."

NOCALES, Ariz., 4 de octubre.-
La ciudad de Ures, antigua capital
del Estado de Sonora, ha sido captu-
rada por los re~volucionarios que en-
cabeza ell general Juan Cabral sin
que hasta hoy las fuerzas c~arrancis-
tas de csc Estado hayan dado sena-
les de que Sc preparen d la recap
tura de la plaza m%enclonada.
La Junta de Gobierno que ha orga-
nizado ell general Cabral, ha decla-
RADIO IL la ciudad de Ures es desde
hov capital del Estado de Sonora, Y
que en- ella Sc estableceran los pode-
res provisionales de la revolucion
nacionalista en- ell norte de la Repu-
blica.
Gales libra SIS GrdeneS.
Ell general Plutarco Elias Gales,
Gobernador de Sonora, ha d~ispuesto
Iue una poderosa columna marche
sobre la plaza de Ures para deSalojar
de ella a los cabralistaS, pero TODD
Il mundo sabe que este no pasara
de orden, pues no caenta el gobierno
De Gales con los eiemenros suficien-
tes para combatir la revue!ta en- to-
dos los lugares del Estado en- donde
caGa vez crece mas Ia hoguera revo-
lucionaria, hostigada per los mismos
carrancistas que llevan a cabo medl-
das de verdadera barbarie en- los lu-
cares a donde pueden llegar sin que
los cabralistas les vayan pisando los
talones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10
TODD POR $S.45
PRECIO De GUERRA!

Ncsocrus Sacrificamos nueSt-a
me-caacia. listed SAGA Ell kneficic.
listed paga GeSpuS de =ecibi- los
obis:os 81 eS que ls SatiSfacel-
hnhnrL.N..n n ENEEnGr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10
.UujercS jusilG&a5.

En- IN pueblo pequeno de las inme-
diaciones de Monte Azul, a donde lie
20 una columna carrancista, los sol
dados de la "legalidad' sorprendle-
ron a tres mujeres que llevaban en-
canastos, entire alguna ropa We
ia Y unos mendrugos de pan, algunaS
paradas de cartuchos para malisSer'
~Interrogadas las pobres muJeres
sobre el origen de aQuellos c~artuchos,
contestaron que Sc los habian Ia
llado," 10 que fue motive sutlclente
para que, segGn Sc ha informado, las
tres infelices mujeres fueran tusl-
ladas por las fuerzas de Gales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10

| Cuadalcazar, los que Sc italian desde
| hacc muchos amos sin ser eXpIotadoS'
a pesar de que, segun los informeS
due Sc tienen, en- ell referido ParSldo
| eyisten yacimientos de cobre y plata
| en- gran abundancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10

can &C
1SEo as
ESissN
cRzNES
EssE7No
RSZGS as
fE a!Rc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-10
FERROCARRILEROS
MEXICANOS.

Empecemos Embellishments a ms
truirnos. sin esperar mas csc anoso
rMANANAi que tantos males y rul-
mas nos ha causado 4 todos los Inexi-
canos en- general. Todos los ferroca-
~-rileros progresistas y verdaderos
amantes de su Patria, han demost-ado
grandes dcseos de educarse sabiamcnte
on 81 arte del fe-Tccarril y han man.
Gado pedir inmediatamente los prime
ros l;bros y Calcas Instructivas. que
son unidades de Ia futura 'Biblioteca
del F~e-rocarrilero Mexicano."
Sc ha,: publicsdo va La Loeomoto-
n Mallet Compound Articulada." pre-
clio sl..5: Ell Compressor de Sire
Compound de SH ~pu!gadas. precio.
SIPS; Caicas Instructivas que repre-
sen,an los tipos de iocomotoras "Atlan-
tico," Americana 'i:iikado" y Con
solidada - m;den 12x36 p~ulsadas. in
dispensables n TODD empleado del de-
partamento mccanico. precio. Sl-25 por
Ia collection de cuatro. Todo Sc man
da librc de porte al secibo de su vaIor
en- giro postal Ii orden de express.
Recorte este ~aruncio ahora mismo.
p,ncalo en- un soEre con su nombre y
direction. mandelo q c. N. Acevedo.
P. o. Box II. Indio. Cal, U. S. A, ,
Z vuelta de correo recibira f~olletos. cir
~culares. muestras de Erabados y otras
info-macioaes TITLES.
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La Fiesta dc la prensd.

FL dia doce de los corrientes tendra
verificativo en- ell Teatro de Ia PaZ
una fiesta cue desde hace tempo es-
tan organizando los redactores de TO-
dos los periodicOs de esta localidad. Ii
que Sera en- conmemoracion del des-
cubrimiento de America, Y al mismo
tempo servira de base de Ia union
que entire los elenlentos periodlStlcos
de la localidad Sc quiere l!e"ar a cabo.
Earias ~senoritas de Ia buena socic-
dad rotoSina nan sido invitadas a TO-
mar parte de Ia fiesta que Sc prepa-
ra V que conSistira en- = velada
litcrario-musical para la que Sc IA
contado de antemano con los mejo-
res elementos artisticos que eXisten
en- Ia capital del EsUado.
Sc r.anada:an mos tra6sJoS dc mjnG$
Entire los capitalists del Estado
Sc ACADIA de formar una sociedad an0-
nina Que Sc dedicara q la exploitation
de los fundos rlineroS del Partido de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Civil. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. April o2.-Thc United
States civil service commission an
nounccs taht on March q the president
approved a joint resolution OF congress
suspcnfind. during the period Of the
present war. the operation Of the pro-
vision Of Law which required applicants
for civil service examinations to be eX-
aminod in the state or territory in which
they reside During tn" period. of the
war. therefore. applicants for any OK
animation held by tho commission may
no examined at any plac" ut which the
examination is held, regardless OF their
place Of residence.
! An ACT Of July =. 1909. required ex-
aminaiionS to hc taken in tho state OF
residence. While this provision is sus-
pcndcd for tho period OF the war. It Is
still required that only those who have
becn actually domiciled in the state or
territory in which they reside for at
least ono year previous to the cNamina-
tion NAV become eligible for permanent
commitment 10 the appnrtion"d depart
mental service in Washington. D. e
Tho commission expects this cnanEe
70 make il easier to Obtain applicants
for positions in Washington. competent
s,enogranhers. typists and hookkeepfrs
orc in great demand. Examinations TOT
those nositions arc held weekly through
out tho country Representatives o! inc
civil service commission Mt the posi- o.
sccs IN all cities are furnishing detailed
;rfnrmotion and application blanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
American Casualties

WASHINGTON. April 22.-The cas-
ualty list TODAY contained Il names. d.
vided as follows:
Killed in action 10; died Of wounds.
s: died Of accident, l; died OF disease, q;
other causes, >: wounded severely. q:
wounded slightly. AZ. The men killed In
action are all privates- Lieutenant STAN
ley Huguenin died Of accident and Lieu
tenants Marland {. Hobbs, George Peck.
Arlie Alfred Schartlt and Edward B. VIII
sox were slightly wounded The list fol-
lows:
Killed in Action-Privates Herbert F.
Akroyd, Elmer G. pawley. Ray D. krae-
ger John Laclin Manuel Martin. George
H. Norsigian. Herman Salner. John r.
Siatou, Charles Waldron. Buglcr Grover
4. Tanner.
Died OF wounds-Corpora Frank E.
Amaral. Privates Henry J. RcrSaron,
Walker Hammel. Charles A. Henry. l-e-
roy S. Wells.
Died of Accident-Licutenant Stanley
Huguenin-
Died Of Dseasc-ScrEcant Frank Ca
taldo. pneumonia; Corporal Theodore
Peck, tuberculosis: Privates Joseph j..
Mattingly. pneumonia; James T. Wclch'
empycma
Died OF Other Causes Unexplained
!! Privates Frank J. Watson, Arthur VIII
liams.
Wounded Screrely-ScrEeant Ward q.
Smith. Corporal Joseph Thifautt fTt-
va,cs John L. Brock. William j. Dillon
Abraham 1Hlescher. Charles II. HarrinE-
ton. George Kertchcr.
Wounded acknowledgements Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
WARWOOD WILL
HAVE MEETING
III uP-TH-RrvER
TOKN.
R1chlard Road In Bad Shape and Pro.
test Is MadeWarwood
News.

.tnothsr biz patriotic meeting Will BE-
held on Thursday Of this week in Cen
Ter U'arwond. when the residents Will
again take, part IN boosting the Liberty
loan bonds. At this time. that of
last week Il number Of Red Cross nurses
Will b. in attendance. as will several
buslers OF Wheeling. y parad., through
the principal street OF this city will be
~neld and the Boy Scouts. will take 4
prominent part in making this celcbra-
ton an unbounded SUCCESS.
This meeting will BE- called I" order
by Mayor \. H. kindelberger. who will
then appoint John \. Moore. as the
chairman OF the evening. who will in
;roduce the we'll known men who will
address the audience. The speakers or
the evening will be Hon w .. Nc
Cluskey. Lieutenant R e Bowie. Hon.
S. 8 Price. and Attorney Carl Bachrnan.
1t Is anticipated that all Of "arwood
will turn out this time as the last time
and hear four we'll known men who. 1t
is assured. will make wonderful ad-
dresses Other details Of the meeting
viii be announced later in the week
A committee Of the ladies Of this city.
a representative OF each OF the clubs
and Of the churches. will meet this
evening at the warwood dairy and make
ARRANGEMENTS for their part in the cele-
braticn. Following are the representa-
tiyes who are earnestly requested to be
present at the meeting this evening"
Mesdames S F. Christian. c. c. Knapp.
s. J. Beall. w 3 Mckee. +. ]. Mahan,
Anton Yanda- William Burkel. John
I.asch. 81. l. Hunker. Carl Sestnan. f.
+. Benson. and Miss Bertha Gegner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April no.-
Charters were issued to-day BY the sec
rotary Of state to the following cor
porations:
The Federation Of American Motor
cyclists. or Akron. O.. to encourage use
of motorcycles: capital stock. none: in
corporators, Ehelby 4. l'alor. Thomas
r Thomas. Charles +. Schnee. Henry
r.. Haws and Chalmers NJ. Hamlll. all Of
Akron.
Imp Social and Athletic club. Of
Wheeling to promote athletics: capital
stock, none: incorporators, William L.
Jones. Ashhy Jackson. Pete Green Ben
Taylor and. Chester Thomas, all Of
Wheeling.
Hoffman Coal Mining company at
Philadelphia: to operate mines in Pres
ton county. West Virginia: capital
stock. $4,000: incorporators. W. D. Alt
house, Oscar o. Hoffman. of Philadcl-
nhia: John Rankin P. J. Crogan and
Rachel Is. Manoun Of kingwood. w. Va.
Flat Bush Coal company. Of Des
Mnincs. Ia; to operate In Marion county.
Iowa; capital stock, 100000: incorpora-
tors. f. c. Smith. J. II. Polk. Ed Smith.
!. L. Aurcdon and ]. c. Auredon, all Of
Dcs Moines, Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
". N. ANKROM OF
WOODSF|ELD SAYS
HE'S ENCOURAGED
Bought a Second Bottle Of Nerv'
Worth Because First Bottle
Helped Him

The following entirely new endorse
ment was very recently given TO r.
D. Taylor. Wentworth druggist at
Noodsfeld. by ". n. Ankrom, we'll
known Route Three man Of that sec
ton:
II saw Nerr.Worth advertised in
the GAINESVILLE Times-Recorder. and de-
cided TO purchase one bottle from E.
D. Taylor. Woodsheld. Ny trouble is
nervousness. feel 50 much encour-
aged after taking the one bottle. am
buying two bottles to-day, one for my
self and one for my SON.
wv. NJ ANKROM.
"Woodsfeld, Route Three"
Baer'S Drug Store sells Wentworth
in Wheeling. Your dollar back if the
tonic doesn't help YOU.
Nerv-Worth is sold in Warwood by
". E. Mcnamara; Fulton. Fulton
Pharmary: Mingo Junction. Moore
Bros: Martins Ferry, Ralston 6 Park
er; St Clairsville, Patterson & Sons;
GAINESVILLE. HiIles Bros: Cameron,
Cameron Drug Co; SistersvI1le. c. B.
Disque; New Mart1nsville, Hornbrook
Drug Store: Moundsville, J. H. Beam
Drug Ca; Bridgeport, Selby & Reed;
Bellaire, Dankworth Bros: Paden City,
Morgan Bros: West Alexander. F. X.
McConn: Edgwood. Edgwood Pharma-
cy: Elm Grove, Blum's Pharmany:
Benwood, Benwood Drug Co.; Nc
Mechen. Carroll's Pharmany; Woods
field. E. D. Taylor; Buckhannon, Tai
bott Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Will Insist on Clean
Up in Philadelphia

WASHINGTON, April 22.-What has
been done toward stamping out vice in
Philadelphia to provide wholesome en-
vironment for the thousands Of marines
and bluejackets stationed in and about
that city was the subject of long con-
ference here to-day between Secretary
Daniels and Lieutenant Colonel Hatch
Of the marine corps, detailed recently
to represent the navy department In
this work
Both the secretary and Colonel Hatch
made it plain that the navy has no
thought Of taking over the policing OF
Philadelphia. but will insist upon the
city officialscnfo rcing their own laws.
They say citizens Of Philadelphia were
giving aid and encouragement in the
task
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Wife Would Not Plead /: !;
To Less Serious Charge

CHARLESTON. w. Va, April 22.-On
their pleas Of guilty to grand larceny.
this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
King were sentenced by Judge Henry r.
Black. in intermediate court, to two
years each in tho state penitentiary.
The couple took the marriage vows only
few months ago. Following q court:
ship carried on through the bars Of the
city prison cells.
Efforts were made to-day by counsel
to get the woman to plead guilty TO =
less serious charge and accept jail
sentence, but this she refused to do. do.
cIaring that whatever her husband had
done she had done also, and that she
was just as guilty as he was. Size in
sisted on receiving the Same sentence
given him and this, It is said, saved the
husband about eight years on his time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Briefs and Personals.

Elizabeth Aarons. the young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Aarons Of South
Ohio avenue. is aui:e iii at her homo Of
scarlet fever.
Paul Morris OF South Warwood has re-
turned TO his homo after spending some
time with relatives in Faiemon:.
Miss Virginia Jenkins has returned 20
her home in Center Warword after visit
ing at the home Of relatives in Pow
hatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gundin@ Of Center War
wood arc the proud parents Of baby
boy arriving Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cory have re-
turned to their home in GAINESVILLE. aft
or being guests at the home of Mr.. and
MIS-. Jacob Hilton Of South Warwood
avenue.
Miss Sara Mcconnell Of steubcnvillo
is in this city as the guest CT relatives
in South warwood-
Miss Elizabeth Havcrcamp Is very
much improved after prolonged Illness
at her home in South Warwood.
Miss Katherine Jones of Chicago
visited at the homo OF relatives and
friends in Center Warwood for the past
week.
E. n. Meagle vt South Ohio avenue.
who has been quite Ill at his home for
| the past few weeks, is again able to be
out
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker returned
to their home in West Liberty. after
spending some time with relatives m
Center Warwood-
Miss Rhca Bartc stndent at the
Bethany college. returned yesterday
morning after spending the weekend at
the home Of her parents in North war
wood.
Stanley Thomas is improving very
nicely at his home and is expected 10
hc ah,. 70 return to his post at Garden
,-i,y \, Y, some time this week.
francis cusick Of Elm Hearst spent
I Yesterday in South Warwood on oosi-
ness.
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land c. Hobbs. George Peck. Artie Alfred
Schardt Edward h. wilcox, Corporals
Robert :. Albacki. Timothy J. Barry.
Walker B. Boardman, Privatcs John H..
Bennett Harold W. Berry. Glen II Cole
Samuel J. Coskcry, Edward l.. Dam
brauch Thomas +. Elukevich. Pasqualc
Fcrrugano. John Fraze. Tony Frisco,
Charles Gennain. Phillip H. Goss Harry
Gould. Charles J. Hogan. Edward Boscoe
Killion, Oclide Lavcllc. Armand Lemreux.
Lawrence r. Lovcland. Harold McDou-
aid. Edward l.. McFadden. Charles F.
Mclean. Lawrence J. McNamara, Freddie
B. Mnrcau. Joseph NuZky Daniel J.
pI.eary. George W. Russell. Frank ST.
John, Edwin a. Sheldon Charles j. Sheri-
dan. Frank y. Sinoski. George II. NJ.
Thompson. Aaron Tousan. Erwin H..
futile, Peter Viola, Alfred $. Iaffc.
Previously reported missing. now TO-
ported killed. Major Raynal Cawthorne
Boiling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
WAS NOT PRODUCED.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 22.-
In every American home with a talk:
ing machine Liberty Loan speech by
Secretary McAdoo was to have been
made a feature of the present bond
selling campaign. Weeks ago Mr.. Nc
Adoo made the speech in the privacy
Of his Office with a virgin wax cord az
audience. Manufacturers Of the rec
ord arranged to sell 1t at a nominal
price as a patriotic duty and publicity
managers heralded the speech,
But the record did not appear, and
investigation to-day showed that Mr..
McAdoo had a severe cold the day the
speech was made. and manufacturers
declined to reproduce . record that
was hoarse. g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
BENWOOD
Will Give. Minstrel

Regular rehearsals arc being held lot
the minstrel show to be given May INC
by tn enembers OF the Giec club OF this
city. The show will be given in The
McAlcchen school and Will be. largely at
tended by residents Of beth Benwood and
McMechen. The end men are to prove
featufe Of the occasion. az they have
prepared a rapid scross fire OF witty re
marks and sayings The directors In
charge predict a grand success which
will far surpasS any that has been g1rcr
by these young men since the club was
first formed In addition program
consisting OF musical numbers and rlo'
lin selections has been prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Ssrcnr Protest

The business men of this city are all
making a strong protest against tho CON
dittons Of the road between the Fitch
land mines and Wheeling. The owners
Of machines and those Wheeling firms
who have daily truck delivery to this
city are all up in arNfs about the road.
The heavy hauling Of the past winter
has had much 10 do with the condition
Of tho road. which last fall was newly
ravcd and thought to be one of the best
drlveways in Ohio county.
It is though, that joint meeting
will be held in regard to this road
some time within the near future. at
which time many Of the prominent men
Of this city. as we'll as some Of the bus
mess men OF Wheeling will present va
rious reasons for the calling OF tho
meeting
Although at the present time there
are a number OF the prisoners OF the
coun,r workhouse working on this road
there seems TO be little progress being
made. 1t is even thought that the BAD
condition Of the road is spelling busi-
mes. from Wheeling to this city. as 1t ~
Almost impossible TO pass the dangerous
places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Loan Campaign Enthuses.

The Liberty loaE campaign in this cfF
is consuming much nr the interest OF
the penpl "f III" rity. The goal has
been REACHED and is far topped The
en-, ploy.S nf RI" iurl!S Of this section.
COOPERATING win government ottlciaIs'
cxpec; to a. ;"arly double the amount
as possible and will probably bring II
up 70 fifty thousand dollars by the end
Of this week Hard work is being done
by thc OFFICIALS of the city and the Ia
dies of the Ned t'roSs auxiliary or this
CITY. Tho children Of the Junior Red
Cross auxiliary are doing their Bit by
selling many of the government war
savings stamps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Must Face Prosecution
In Life Insurance Case

WASHINGTON. April 22-Fedcral
court DEGREES dismissing habeaS corpus
proceedings brought by Clarence F. and
Kellogg Birdscye and George +. Mont
Eomcry. TO prevent their return to Pitts
burEh for trials on charges OF conspir-
ing to dcfraud the Pittsburgh Life and
Trust company. were sustained to-day
by the supreme court.
Tho BirdSeycS and Montgomery were
ares ted in New York as fuSitives from
justice on warrants issued by the gov
crnor Of New York state providing for
their cNUadiiion to Pennsylvania.
Charges that the indictments returned
against the three in Pittsburgh were de-
frciive were made and Hrits of habeaS
corpus were asked but the #rlts were
dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Bsuwood Personals.

Charles Hoffman Of Roggs Run. IL
!! confined to his home with r. serious at
tack Of pneumonia
Miss Louise Cecil Of South Marshal
street. is tho guest Of Pittsburgh friends
for several days.
Curtis Sprigg. Of Main street. is ser
iously Ill at his home. with an attack OF
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Hazel Rouers Of South Bcnwood
street, is confined 10 her home with q
slight illness.
Louise Cook or Boxes Run. left yes
terday for Pittsburgh. where she will
Attend TO business matters or import
ance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Chang, Of Meeting Place.

The Methodist Episcopal Bees. the
ladies Of tho War~ood Methodist church
who devote one day Week 80 ti:> wei
:ar, OF th.. soldier boys who have gone
10 either the ,'amp ar th":,', Nh" arc on
n. rir;ng !.n"S IN Franc. These ladies
have been meeting 1T IN home "f Mrs.
John wenzlick OF Center War~ood all
day on Thursday. This has been changed.
beginning this week: this SroGp "f Red
cross helpers will meet at the Ped cross
room Of the Warwood high school on
Wednesday. This society will meet TINS
way every week. All OF the LADIES' OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
AT THE MISSION

This evening Rev, J. NJ Potter. pastor
Of the Vance Memorial church. will con-
duct the services at the Union Mission.
and the public Is invited There will be
special singing.
". J. Seeds was In charge Of the serv-
Ices last evening. which were very sue
ccscsful. There were several CONVEX
sions and special music by Mrs S. s.
Ullom.
Very good work Is being doHe ut the
Mission. Many men and women arc DO
ing accommodated. During tho past
three works seventy mon have been got
len iohs md ore now working,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Ruy \ Liberty Bond.

To buy Liberty Bond is true act
of patriotism Don't be a Stacker when
II comes to UNFOLDING the dignity or
your country. Do your best when II
comes 10 the time when the lives or
your boys arc at stake. You know that
our boys will have to be Jed. cl"thet::
and how are these things to be don" II
it Is not for the Liberty Bonds. IL II
not the case Of using just these dollars
+ha, arc living idle III the bank, it may
come 10 worse than that. It may como
70 the CONSUMPTION Of dollars. Buy n
liberty Bond today and fight the kaiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
TAFT WILL PRESIDE.

,GW YORK. April 22.-The league
TO enforce peace to-day sent out In
vitations for the win the war for per
manent. peace" convention in Phila'
delphia on May Is and II. William
Howard Taft, president Of the league
to enforce peace, will preside at the
convention. The convention will seek
ito sustain the determination OF the
people to fight until Prussian militar'
ism has been defeated; to confirm OPP
position to a permanent peace and to
focus attention on the only advantage
the American people hope to gain
from the war-a permanent peace
guaranteed by league Of nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
COAL PRODUCTION UP.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April T.
Production of bituminous coal took a
iump during the week ending April H.
The United States Geological Survey
announced to-day. and showed an in
crease of l.62n.00n net tons, or more
than II per cent over the production
of the previous week. The total pro
duction was estimated at 1O,947,0Oe
tons, as compared with $4,000 for
the week ending April 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23

Wednesday eevntns in the rooms OF
the Concordia club will be held scs-
sion Of Importance Of the members Of
the bed Cross auxiliar? OF this city. at
which time matters pertaining to work
being done will be taken W. Tho even
ing will be spent in sowing and knitting
for the soldiers. following tho regular
session. Many OF the ladies arc doing a
great deal OF work at their homes.