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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

Tho Ohio hou." rule ASSOCIATION "<S
,,;,h rho attorney general its pro-
posed amendment 20 thu nn' e;, S'I hy The
ton provid,,g for the ratincat'oa .! n ali
Legislature >; ,:at!"nai arm nttias,tS - hy
be subject :" approval or u'Sapn ,,r,',.., NJ
~, n,oul., 81 ;:u s:nt". IN" Pu,p ,n,
w ntir,, * - submit - thc voters ''.S
n , prohibition anend;nrnt SH" rna
= ~ @,,tif,cd nv ,h.. legislatures. me
srx es nsis: ,haI und~r the tisS ',s, 'o".
etitu,iun. FEDERAL amendments M mus ,y,.,s
lite, i hy .sn legislatures. TnS w", 49,.
On the other hand. assert tina, T4I -. rh,
f,cation must b. mad" us .a;s-s,-
people wh"r" ~. tnitl&.,r, '. ...-.. With
ths STAND ta.l,n py ;he dryS and p1"o .:',
~ I viii len,i ,s.,!- moral SUrp"r' I" . .na
- lsmperanc., yl..n"n''S e"nisnii"n y" -" 40
h,r,sr legal t.-h; ;aai - 'Np' S's" -
follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

BAGS and packages containing s.-.-Uo
IN Liberty loan bonds and Et'"ie- -
checks, drafts and re;rlt'anc"S' ~
stolen at :ru; this m"rnlnS ieon .'S
room Of th,. W"lis-rars" IN Press -
pany ut the Union station. $50 ,,',.,s
property WAS tr"'n s"H,h'Fn O'., ,,r,, nv
The destination was n"i t''''o, ,rL.r-
-, on5 l.;rctir.$. VIII" are ~"rA'hs
on several clues. w
t>oa1 made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17

cases of Influenza Forty counties yes
terday reported 1000 new cases.
The great need IS for nurses. and the
Pennsylvania contingent was Increased
todap by volunteers from New York
which state also sent physicians to
work in the anthracite region.
George Wharton Hopper, chairman OF
tho Pennsylvania Council Of National
Defense, has asked for department as
sistance in the coal and industrial CEN
tiers. and has requested that several MILL
tary attachments be sent from military
cncampmcnts.
5000 Deaths In New York. -
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-More than
5000 persons have died from Spanish
influenza and pneumonia In this city in
n month: more than $4,000 have been i'll
and the new cases developing during the
last * hours show a bis increase over
those reported yesterday. according to
the figures given out today bp the health
department. Fatalities are slowly de.
crcasing however. the deaths from both
diseases being % fewer on todays list
than yesterday.
Including this mornings figures. the
department stated the death roll since
September IS has been 1895 from i'll
luenza and ass from pneumonia The
cases Of illness from influenza has
totalcd 4S,024 and from pneumonia
5,0i7
Since Tuesdays report was made pub.
lie 633 persons have died. influenza
claiming more victims than pneumonia.
Tho increase in new cases Of influenza
Is moro than 500. the lists today show.
ing 5.1l3 new cases. while pneumonia
Frustrated SIS persons n rise Of los.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
ION The SANDLOTS"
BY YOKE.
P1nX ZIP

Some people arc more faT-stEhtcd ihhn
others. hence more ideas of Il wider
rinec Now, should several III Iii" !"C:tl
teams find Il way IL get 10 play. nLtuN
will think that It Is not right AMI n"
one should take a chance. Now all know
that athletics or In other words exercise
never die anyone any harm. that is pro-
ridinE II did ret s" 10 extremes. Th"r"
is q big chance for local teams To play
football Sunday and even though The
teams have to- go in q roUndmb" way.
thov nevertheless Will take a chance. All
know TINT Bellare Is not uuarIatinrd
from Wheeling. VOL. how does 1t sound
by going from Wheeling t" E"nw""d.
then across the ferry th"r" 10 lSrllairr,
and as Rcllairc Is not separated from
Ferry, thence 70 that town" Not :" bal.
Oh. We'll, that Is just what som" Of tn"
teams aro going 10 10. For InStHnc" TN"
Nlarlts will 20 To League Park. Martins
Ferry Sunday. IN tho manner described
as that park IS upnn for tn" Staging Of
contests II Is possible that The lI"nr%s
will take local team to tn" Sixteenth
stree. ball park Bcllnfr" for Il gam"
Sunday. You cannot hold a good m"u
down, no matter how hard you try.
These youngsters ara anxious" |" get
plenty OF action and they arc En'nE
across the river Sunday unless further
orders ar. In evidence. 1'n YOU know
that the Ronwc"d Ferry IS NJ. The present
tin,. handling Tmurr trad" than in all
history? Il is a regular gould mine y
c0tnp,cte art .ci" ran Lee found "lSrwh"""
in this jlncr rs the writer has studied
II thoroughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
FERRY HIGHS ,.tE:
GRID SCHEDULE
Over the Rtver Club Hns Arranged O
Most Unusual List for Her Fast
Representation.

Speaking OF football schedules It can
be seen without much speculation that
the Martins Ferry high school will so
through an unusually hard string Of
contests and should hcr dreams come
true another accomplishment will have
been won and at the same time one Of
tho most difficult schedules In history
conquered Coach Graham Is highly
pleased over the outlook and with one
game safely tucked away, tho boys will
take each opponent as It comes and
make every effort to come out the VIC
tor. rs they did last year. when the
undlsputed championship Of the Ohio
valley bore the insignia Martins Ferry"
Captain Rankin's reappcarauce in a
Ferry uniform has done wonders to the
spirit and from the way the boys are
taking the game at heart. followers OF
tho over tho river school have no room
for any comment should the best re-
suits not be realized. Ferry has tho
heaviest team in history and some say
tho best. but the latter is TO be decided
when she bucks the teams listed for
her. Here It's:
October l9.-Opeu.
October @G.-Bella!re.
November 2.-CrIohsville
November 9.-'WeliSvil!e
November 16-'Wheeltng
November 23--Steuhcnv.uo,
Thanksgiving
Games abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
WHEELING HIGH
To CAMBRIDGE.
OLD GOLD AND BLUE IN FIRST
GAME OF SEASON at OHIO
TOWN.
Coach Calvin Expects a Vlctory-ttold
ard Blue Machine Exported
Fnat.


Tho Wheeling high school football
eleven VIII "ngaE" IN ih"ir !'rNt gam" or
tn" season at Cambridge ohl". h"Nt
Saturday and local followers or the hi%h
school team arH protecting 4 victory Tor
thu Old G"ld ana i'luc'
Wheeling coaches ar" not contemplate
Ing an easy victory because llnsly beat
IN" sam" team 60 I" q. here Nv" weeks
ago, because til" C"n'hri'lE" toaW only
had three days pv;trit'," before they IN
tered the game. ana were not IN any
physical r"nditi"u l" play. WIN NV"
weeks additional practice the cam
bridge "l"v"n Is expected I" otirr
surf resistance to tho Ola ""lo IN"
l'lue.
\ permit has been secured from tho
hoard or health to hold daily rrtctirn$'
providing spectators wcr" Kept away, on
account Of tho Influenza epidemic here.
Coach Calvin has been working his pro
t"rcS cut on FridE" Park during the
past two days. and will hold work out
this morning and tomorrow morning.
Although Coach CALVIN has not select
cd his FIRST string men the following men
arr the ono from whom he will select tho
starting lineup against Cambrtdg" Sat
urtlay: RucIis, CAPTAIN St"hi'# left half;
R,werS right half. lilrmillrr fullhack:
NIunua Quarter StohbS and Eiirmillor
nro last wears letter mon. while Muaas
vrs IN, s,,rnd string quarter Iiuwcrs
is = urv man. but weighs in tho urg
hc-hood of 10. worry rlSt handles HIM
self we'll. and IL nm experienced back
field man. Tho hacks have shown cNccr-
tlonal ability In handling forward pass
es end during the past few days havo
hccn r"rforminG like Cl0ckwork.
Kow They Limo Up
AZ ends Clark. Low" Hnd l<imh"rland,
are running I neck and neck race. Clark
is sure If ora OF III" ends MS he 10
member Of last years team. Low" Is
faust and bundles passes IN splendid
form. but he Is very light. being tho
lIshtrst man On the team Weighing
about 1875 pounds. KimlcrlHnd has IT on
10th OF the othor ends In weight but
does not handle himself SO wcll. heinG
new Mt the game Coach Calvin has
Job on his hands to select tho two men
from this trio that Will start.
At tackles Coach Calvin has an even
moro rerplcXlnc proposition than tho
ends. During The past two wccks. Rob
r>,ht and Schan have hrnn flll!uE he rc-
sit!ons. However Hewitt. n newcomer
&c showing world Of tl-ht and has tho
bor, and will mako tho others work 70
hois thni- -,os,,ions He has 4 tus
Chance N rot IN q number Of rnmra.
To-day Coach Calvin will shift Howard.
tho big 49, pound ful-hack from Irl;l-
dclphia, high IN TO tackle and Is is ex-
pc-ctcd that he will land tho job when no
gets working good. The big fellow has
been harrrcrnd Ivy q serious operation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
1.dOo Cases Mt Charleston.

Special Dispatch I" The 1ntelliErnccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. To-
There arc about 1.ihn cases of Spanish
influenza in Charleston and reports from
Nitro ndicat" that the condition exist
ing there is fully ns bad. Tho number or
deaths in Charleston cannot be estimated
Thu. undrrtai"rs have hccn worked 10
death and there has not been enough
hcarScS ~ carry tn" cask"ts 70 the Gem
ct,ri,S. 81 auto trucks were used Tor
this purpose.
The Salvation Army citadel. which mas
been used for an emergency hospital
IroVrd too small L" Accommodate inc
victims. 50 on Tuesday tn" armonry was
oprnnd as 4 ion bed emergency hospital.
The plan Is to use the Salvation Army
hall rs an emergency hospital as soon
as there is II call for such a place.
Tho disease is likely I" reach its peak
here next w"rk. Tho condition IS too
terrible for description. Entir" families
nrr down with the dreaded disease. In
some cases the head Of tho house has
hc.n forced To TEND 10 three or four SICK
rcnr,lr without any relief f"r days and
nights. In ;u this tim" il has been
noticed that children ar" slow I" take
tho disease. which Is one gratifying
thing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
PAUL. 4, c, TO PLAY
BRILLIANT eleven
Strong over-the-2tver Team WILL Do
Out for Revenge at League
Park Sunday.

The strong football team OF the PAUL
Athletic Club of Martins Ferry will
stack up against the Brilliant Athletic
Club on the League or Paden Park
grounds Sunday afternoon. The PaulIS
are out for revenge for their 24-to-7 dc
feat at the hands Of tho Henry y. G.
Of Wheeling last Sunday. The HenrEs
are completely out OF the class Of the
Pauus. being nearer professional team
than g professional or amateur
team. Many college players appear in
the Henry lineup and this has been
given as the reason for defeat al tho
hands Of tho Henrys.
Grilling practices have been held
nightly. and the Paulls arc in fine shape
to combat the newcomers. Brilliant has
not played any games this year. and lit
Ito or nothing Is known Of the cnlihrc or
football they are, displaying. However
authentic sources of information state
that the Paulls should not expect any
easy game. and for this reason are moi
letting any grass grow under their f"ct.
A largo crowd Unexpected, TO be present
FOR this contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
"Bef1ei Clothes for Less"
CLOTHES IN
WARTIME

Of course, they cost a
little more-you expect
that and there are sure to
be substitutions Of poorer
fabrics in some cases.
All the more reason
why you should select
mems clothing from a re-
sponsible house like this
one, where only the better
grades are carried and
where the makers guaran-
tee is backed up by the
Greig label.
You can't expect any
thing else but cheap
clothes for a cheap price
-nev yer t h c | 9 81 Greig
clothes are not expensive
when quality is consider
ed. They are the kind
that represent en- invest
ment-and will give full
returns in satisfaction
every time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
GAME WITH CAMP
SHERMAN TEAM WILL
DRAW GREAT CROWD
pecial Dispatch 10 The Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch 10 The lntelltgencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. l6.-Man-
ager Murphy OF Washington and JeffeT-
son expects the game hero Saturday
with Camp Sherman to prove that tho
public Is ciamoriug for college football
this year. He says il the weather IS
favorable one OF the best crowds that
has seen an October contest In wash
ington in a long time will be In evidence
He bases his predictions on inquiries re-
gardinG the game that have been re-
ceived from outside points, and re-
quests from football fans from ;hc trt-
state section for seat reservations.
When Murphy arranged mis- schedule
he booked Penn State on October IL as
the big home gr;diron attraction OF the
month. WIKI State off the card as
result Of cancellation. the Camp Shcr-
man set,o looms as tho piece de resis-
lance OF the October portion OF the sea-
son and Red and Black adherepts are
preparing TO turn out In large num-
bers. The alumni from Pittsburgh.
Wheeling and other points in three
states. usually make pilgrimage to
Washington for one home game. They
have been lnQuirins for month about
the big game OF the early homo sea-
son. and Murphy has now assured them
that Camp Sherman Is the team to see.
Consequently. there is expected to be q
big .outpouring OF Red and Black parti-
sans here Saturday.
It Is apparent that with Carnegie
Tech out OF football and the Pitt game
practically eliminated, Washington and
Jefferson will have the major" west
crn Pennsylvania football field to It
self on Saturday. Just as 1t did on Cc-
toher 10 when II net Indiana Normal
That game. for an opener. drew one Of
the best crowds in years. Tho nom
partisan fan wants to SEQ the best game
possible and many who have no partic-
uler interest in Washington and Jeffer-
son ere looked for. as well as the Red
and Black bugs" Manager. Murphy
has set the game for $3.50 o'clock. 80
that out-of-town fans can got hero
easily after the noon hour. both from
the Pittsburgh and Wheeling districts
either by train or motor car.
W. & J. had @ satisfactory practice
this afternoon. the squad having the
longest practice period In week
Hutchinson gave the first team several
new plays to be used in the scoring
zone and also drilled the varsity on de-
Tense. Several regulars were not out.
including Lally. quarter back. Frazier
ran the first team at quarter. having
Marshall. Bell and Young with him in
tho backheld. ..i4.ss;s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
FOOTBALL CANES
On THE TICKET
Local Teams WIN Get IN Action tnaS
week, but In Hostile Territory
Other Notes

Their. WILL be at least two local foot
ball teams in action the coming week
end. according to reports given out oy
the arrangements OF the respective IN
ktitutions. Football IL high school CIR
clss thus far have been practlcatiE DOR
1nant and unless a revival Is soon TO be
realized. II will be the deathknell OF
the most prosperous sport the schools
have. Unless a football schedule IS
PLAYED out, it Is almost certainty that
other branches OF sport cannot be
played, as the fruits of the football
season arc the only available funds to
keep other things agoinS. Without a
football season. Wheeling high abso-
lute,y could not play basket ball OF
baseball and this might be said OF other
schools. 1t is q known fact through
out the colleges Of the entire country
that football IS the chief money maker
and Il Is with regret that the span
lsh flu" has come at such time
However,. let US rest easy and await fof
the best. But few cases were reported
yesterday and witho~e further develop
ments. the writer is convinced that
complete resumption will be In store
with the coming of next week Two
weeks OF lull at the start OF any en-
damage but with compcten, officials
and excellent games. nothing will stop
tho boys from playing out their
schedules. II they have to go into De-
cernber. The worst part of ii Is. the
weather Is most Ideal for the staging
Of the popular srdiron sport.
Linsly.
Coach Goodwin IS having his boys
put for practice in anticipation or rae
hardest battle OF the season. when his
brides go TO Washington. Pa. to try
conclusions with the husky team OF
that place for the first game between
the institutions in recent years. Wash
ington. according to the dope. has the
heaviest team in several seasons. and
with the mighty West as the big gun
artillery practice will be given thor
pugh test. West is proclaimed to be
one OF the greatest open field runners
In high school circles throughout the
country. and although a colored lad jus;
dues should be given him. He is best
remembered for the remarkable work
accomplished here last season. Although
ne played but short time. the Wheel
.ng boys saw that they must get him
ar else the game would be a walkaway
he result was they carried the boy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17

Last evening III" lIc.:yS held work
out in secret ana The boys prnfitrd very
much. Fully - EIrn W"r" on hand and
the rc-appth!Ttmcc Of Shorts" baker,
considered ON" / the ncatcst little
players in amateur circles was Of inter
est. gne team ~ juh!lant over tho
overwhelming Wet Dry al last sunday and
is therefore ;LiiNiuuS 10 play Tins week.
Manager IarkuhICri has completed ar
engagements with !:r!la!rr ui!ici;,ls Tor the
SiNtc"Uth street llrk Tor sunday and II
is likely that the fast httlr yankees
will be thcir opponent. Both teams are
well matched but the licnryS are slight
ly heavier. Tho trip Will h. mad" by the
way of the B"uw"od ferry and II being
the only contest ii E,l!9!r2. u larR" "a
tendance is L. uc rXp"rl'G. The Hrnrys
will stage all EiItnc% Oh III" Tunnel
Green us soon rs the ban is lifted and
tho fans can res assured nf %"rlnE
some first class exhibition. Bethany and
MuSi<inEum VIII b" played on Saturdays
in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17

from the field In short order. rs he sus-
tanned q badly sprained ankle. Wash
lngton Is noted for lis football fame
and protltinG from rae ". & J. train
iny. the team will make n decided I'M
preston ut home. Should l.insly come
out victorious. there * every reason To
believe that the school is III for one or
the best records IL lis history.
Othors.
Bellatre and Martins Ferry as yet
have no games scheduled, but II Is like
ly that they soon will have. as ncSo-
tiations are on with several frSt-class
teams for games to he played on The
other side Of the ever. Philadelphia.
Cathedral and Moundsville will not try
TO get games this week. and Will tako
q rest in order to be In Mt condition for
the grand opening after the Spanish
FLU" ban Is eliminated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
LOCAL Soy WOUNDED
ON THE BATTLEFRONT

In the casualty list issued this morn
Ing 10y III" committee on public infor-
alton. of Tia" war department in Wash
ingiuu. appears IL" nam" "I Private
James L. Hamlnu. brother Of Mrs. J. H..
Nichols of los Elm street Oh the ISL
and as being wuUndcd severely In action
on the Battlefront
Private lIanl"n has been in the s"rv-
ice but Il short time. and WAS sent over
Sous soon after his enlistment. II" was
in the infantry. and WAS III France hut
1 few months.
Another soldier If this vicinity is
listed among those died of wounds. IL"
is Private James Rurk, son OF Mrs. Ida
Eu-k OF Crescent. Ght". Private Rurk
WAS :. drartcr leaving with the Marshall
county boys for Camp Sherman about
II year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
Attorney Pat" Mckinley
Is Now Sergeant-Major
Popular Young Attorney Has Been
Climbing the Ladder in the HILL
tary Line.

Sergeant Major Patrick !. MrGinIcy.'
Il you pl"nso. is tn" way To address IN"
former pat" MrCiinIry If this city In
the future and hc IS wearing IN" stripes.
too.
Sergeant Major Mckinley Is stationed
n camp SEWER :. { E. and Is III the
iudrr advocates department. ana Is
making good. too. He is one "f tn"
most popular uf tn" younger attorneys
in IN" Wh""linr district. and his many
friends will ne pleased 10 know That ne
is climbing the ladder Of fame. II"
was formerly court reporter h"r" ana
started out 10y working "n tn" Wadding-
ton farm. following which h" started up
the ladder AMI finally landed in law
school IN NlrGiun. later returning 10
This city. whcyr IL practiccd law. II"
enlisted IN tn" service som" tim" aga
nnd WAS seat to one If tie eastern
camps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
FEWER INFLUENZA
CASES REPORTED
FROM ARMY CAMPS

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-Whilc Span
ish Influenza continues TO spread among
Tho civilian population generally. con-
;inu"d decrease in the number Of new
cases ~ army camps Today led army
medical officers To believe that the peak
Of the epidemic among the soldiers had
been passed Secretary Baker. in all
nouucing tho good reports, said they in
dicatod that measures taken by the sur
Gcon generals office had brought the
disease under definite control.
New cases Of influenza among the
troops reported during the "a hours end
ing ut noon today totallcd 5.66S against
G.i9S yesterday. and against more than
twice that number only few days ago.
I'n"umnnia cases today aggregated 1873
compared with l.9lG the day before and
deaths were 10. u decrease OF 179. In
iIucn2a cases reported from all camps
since the beginning of tho epidemic now
total aG2. 1856. pneumonia cases 1926 and
deaths 1850.
Although reports generally today to
tho public health Scryic" showed influcn-
n spreading in most PARTS Of the coun-
try. improvement was noted in some
states. particularly Vermont and New
Jersey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
Does Your Husband Drink?
Druggist Tells How to Cure
The Liquor Habit AT Home

Powders. Drop one powder twice a day
in coffee. tra or any liquid. II IS harm
less tastelrss. odorlcSS and cannot DO
detected. You can use 1t without the
knowledg" NJ anyone. y lady who rc-
Gently tried II on !."r husband reports:
NJ husband was ON il spree when Eht
the powders and he usually stays drunk
from three TO four weeks At 4 time.
After putting the powder In his coffee
for four days he sobcred up and has not
taken n drink Stree. and says he Is
through with Il forever Hc also COM
planned tlyt: wh$krY did not taste the
same. I }iall not tell him what did IT,.
bu, an grateful for this help and |
shall recommend i; whenever possible.
So.c--A leading druSSts. wbrn shown Tho aeHvo
article said: Yes. ,escum Is Wy remarkable REM
cdy for tie drink hah;;. Il Is harmless. wonderfully
effective and Is wing enormous safe s6T!s"
everyone who wishes dcS,rn, thr liquor h.e:t to
give Il al" Yen take r:sH with rrNuH, IN X
IL sold Il; this city undrr >t~.lh,UnI money TGnd
susrs.,:c" by :ac J":n f"!"tIG' "a. &. IL Hr'eSi
K % l,d other !stc.aSN druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17
Commercial Bank Goes
Over Top Fourth Time
Has Led AL Banks in tho City Four
Successive Times In tho Lib
erty Loan Drives.

The Commercial Bank OF this city
should we'll feel proud Of the fact
that it has led all banks in the city
on four different occasions and has
each and every time gone over the top
In the Liberty Loan drives. It was
the first bank in the city 10 complete
its quota for the Liberty Loan on three
occasions. and following the close OF
business yesterday It's Officers an
nounrcd that The books showed a total
OF s1S2.i00 FOR the Fourth Liberty Loan.
or in reality approximately $1,000 moro
than Its quota.
This fact should. be vrry gratifying
To its directors and stockholders. and
shows beyond question the substantial
iiy OF the institution. which has always
"njuyrd Il splendid business. With the
big drive not yet over. 1t is predicted
by the officials that the $500 mark
may yet hc reached in the loan drive
by the bank The quota for tho fourth
loan was juubic that Of the third loan.
and proves that the bank has made good