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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

The members Of the SaNIphono Club
met last evening at the MuldrCw honr
on Garfield street. The evening was
spent in rehcarSing on the Instruments.
Tho meeting was concluded by the Srrv-
ing OF q delicious luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Met Last Evening.

Tho members OF the Christian En-
deavor Society OF III" FIRST Christian
church met last cvrniuE in Tn" auditor
lum o: the church. After discussing a
number Of business matters the remain
der OF the evening was spent IN i social
time The meeting was we'll attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Midway Club,

The members If the NJ .dway Club viii
met this evening At III" club rooms On
Marshall street. As there arc u number
Of business matters Ia b. taken up aud
discussed il Is requested that all MEM
b.rS be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
New Pythian Homo,

MvSti, lodge 80. -. knights Of Pyth-
in. are, rumpl"t .ng arrangements for III"
erection Of Il lin" new HON" in the con
irhI rart Of town within the near fu-
turc and from all Indications il Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

drcn IN this city and those who wcrc
not in perfect health Yesterday We're
placed under i d,-.tur's care. The stu
dents Of the school Were examined yes
terlaY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
HURRAH! BASKET
BALL |S WITH
Us ONCE MORE
HAZEr.ATIAS QUINTET WALKED
AWAY WITH WHITAYER-G Giles
NER FIVE LAST EVENING,
SA-l9.
Game was Played on the Y. NJ. c. A.
Floor and was Capably Refereed
BY. Professor -Gillcr.

Despite tho fact that f"othrll seems
70 hold the for'u"*t interest Of lhe
sport fans Of tn" ONO valley. IHri"
crowd turned cut "a Witness the opening
clash OF the season OF tn" floor sport
BASKETBALL. The game was played las.
evening on tn" Y. VI. {. y. floor. b.
tween tn" Hnz"l-A'IrS ny" 49,, anu ,h,
Whtakcr-Glr>> quintet. TN" result
was that rh.. former walked away with
the game aud emerged the victor by
score OF 81 10 70.
Although THIS was tho opening game
Of the year. TN" boys showed good torn;
aud with :, lIrti' more prIctrc Sh"u!i
furnish tho fans the sport ba$k"tbHI
sport S"cu III .he Ohio valley Tor years;
The FLOOR work ot t"n!'y. Wood ana
Pracht for thu iIazrl-.ltia' five easily
proved the hig feature ii tn" CErnIhG'
while for the losers IN" work or Starr
and kjmbcrln WAS good.
This was The first game OF the now
Industrial league recently formed hgr''
and many others will soon fellow. the
game las, cv"n,nS was carlhly refereed
by Prof. Miller. physical director OF the
local ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

The greater me necessity for savtn1
the greater your opportunity - ~
The IntelliGencer Went Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN Of EDUCATION
FOR GREATER WHEELING PROJECT
PLANS FOE CONDUCTING THE CAM
PAIeN OUTLINED AT MEETING
or THE comuTTEE LAST
EVENING.
EDUCATIONAL WORK TO BE TURN
ED ovER TO THE PUBLICITY
co1ndIrTEE WITH AUTHOR
ITY TO ACT.
A MEETING OF THE GENERAL CON-
nurTEE WILL BE HELD NEXT
MONDAY EVENING TO DIS
cuSS METHODS.

H.
Nhrelirp extension plan. met last night
at the Chamber Of Commerce assembly
room. Plans OF finance organization
publicity and other important matters
were discussed. AS a result OF the CON
ference, Chairman Stifel announced iha'
the following subcommittee nave o"'n
appointed. including some OF the moS'
prominent members Of professional
business and frascrral circles:
Organisation Committee
Otto Schcnk. chairman
W. T. Wilson. vice chairman
r II. Pollack Albert SnedcN"r
X. f.. Caldabaugh NJ. J. Cullinan
George II. Ford John +. Stevenson
Louis +, Hallcr V. l.. Brlnkman
Speakers Committee
Or. Thos. !. Downing. chairman.
]. B. Baum Harry l.. Bond
Ios =. Naylor W. J. Frankston
J. r. Price Nfch Sawtei
Judge Jas. w. EwlngEdward Klein
Judge Frank w. Ncs-C. s. Taylor
bi, Geo. c. Rcneke
". o. McCluskey c. II Dowler
Finance Committee
A. W. PAUL, chairman
w. T. Stone, vice chairman
]. d. Merriman Otto Schenk
Geo. W. Lutz C. H. Dowler
A. l.. Meyer II. c. Ogden
waiter Marshall Louis Horkheimer
Wheeler H. Bach John B. Garden
man DR.. Jno. l. Dickey
7. Price Whitaker \. a. Wilson
Geo. e. Stifcl Geo. NJ. Shook
Louis Kraft Burt HaZlett
G. \. Robinson J. A. Miller
G. A. Bowers
Fraternal And Clubs
J. Byron Nickerson. chairman.
Jas. 4. Dyson J. Adam Blum
F. W. linn W. r. Gundlins
Harry r. Bell L. r. Crago
Charles Scnnch"rn J. l.. Ros"
Trhn =. .\rhcuz Carl -. Schmidt
B. :. Honcckcr Or. O. W. Burdlts
Publicity Committee.
r. = Naylor. chairman
VIII NrAGnu. I;c" chairman
Go. \ I.auchl.u VIII y. Hr'c"
". r. Hilton r. n. Walton
Harvey carter Harry /. TihhIns
Norman r.. What, Joseph K. RcasS
Campaign OF Education
Th" cturaliCrat ", TX Of In" CamNaiEr
Will n turned over In tn" publicity com
rn;ii"r who vii. have full power T. act
~ all matters pertaining; 10 advert iSlnE
and getting the Greater Wheeling pro-
gram hrf"rr Tho public They w:li con
duct newspaper and other t"rmS "i
publicity. l'ra'"rual and club commit.
ic"S viii hc "hrrE,d with Arranging
meetings, "t ri, frHt"rnIl. ciIir and soc
al urcaHr cations a!h viii arrange tUr
bnrrk"r< T. i.I;,'r addresses Boosting
n" tir"u'.r Wh"'..ir,s u",. ,".Ut before
those hnGr =" Will al-r 'il'.' o." =
sr'ur.' HI >:.ij,,rr %; tn ,nv.'U- ~ 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

Tho members of Mystic Lodge No. "a.
knights of pythias. will attend the big
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

r." sure Ia nave n representative" In
your town IN the iEici'IG'n'"r Autofno'
(ulc and Diamond NInpu6n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

D"n't hoSitat" % c"',- :he Intelligent
GERS AutUnubilc and Diamond Cam
palcn II Il is good Tor Your nclghbors.
IT'S good for yu'!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
How to Instantly Have
4 Beautiful White Skin

A Pree prescription Does This for Yoa
You Can Prepare It At Your Home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

ho one # the finest lodge rooms in tn
Distract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-28
Dance Frocks and
Euening Dresses

Stunning Evening. and
Party Dresses, developed of
dainty, flmy, fairylike fab
RIGS, in exquisite pastel
shades. You'll surely want
one for the holiday season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
~ T|T|I " W y !" !
0Il|Il
Offsets - =.
Sinking Fund
Art Cdil,,lI,

Dear Editor
Wei Ia II was aies oe yous paper diagram mash ds. s
and cut up seenesls Tie sd ps omsshine and snss
bird in white and black ue uhsse 1ees he money 20 80.
he usns "a sMd Iron wasts On snuSs
able Why y tn payers so.d y. no moasy we ~ ~
mixing business soot cst AywH .y .Hcs1 M ma s'ss
oo ke dollar wou be nchd places Than hs sdSs
city and And Aud the > ~ wsnse s
the pie L. been hungry because heped "se"
to q very large slice. -. :.
being mills which peace Of sma the VI doe ~ even
bother and be u them ml good osH Tor ess 70
looks like We would re-, ot easy after ALL ,
Well Ed talk ss sss q o.. aa.as go -. 1Ssnas
able need pat curb then and nehbe birds eosh
then drink matted milk without pag Mosse ~ hoaesa4
Gsae eoiaG IRON Of them plAces
account being taken for mark and ehasg beyond e limit and
hereafter do and drinking house and pu
reduction upon the .
Individually Yours
pT fr r n \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

IN ~ -. p
II ~ ~ ~
syay-tlo va>QevoooGt
I'M ~ vse4 ~ IL
wheo NY tlsejs eoneoo ool
eAeqDe fhsy Wpun 49, ~ 4
esiG1oA ~ <Alsl y Uh1eA 90
- beose. IN woloevono0
wsy. sa6 thsrs b eoen ~
ios every rwbs ~ NJ ~
whsn they'rs a ubsy cant ~ G :
olAea dsys> the ma of voWV
beast that thsx ned eta sgo ~ 4
shsy hs4 hslosA e'se lhels - q
ven " paso aNd Woloo ~
wil(lG tl,ey teoe tAsk vow0 = ~
ihsis ~ sadssvoss aeys1 ~ y
~ h a. vesks. q nAyeo q 4
IoN Wds pjaess oa u essA Z
the can b basrsd sbsge vo 4
tght ieaeiag ncsa e. ~ ~,
. clseh hat svesy seeu( w r.
jossasy 10 he end 1hess h -
Ing aomisg horn. ~ ol1oG
bsoker st the stem; s1ea ~ r.
OFT BarIeyeosn. sow bssIeyeels
eut a. then eia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

Heentpeey people think the BSss
var . ths eause d wheat going aboy,
@s " cents ssrk = the local market
Ths Ohlahoma City band Is On in
slilutioa That should be encouraged.
Members are paid no salaries and ex-
pect none, but sufficient business
should Be given them 10 Keep up the
organization expenses,
Clark Hsdsoa, Who conducts . paper
At Eureka Sprinss. is spending a lev
days with friends her.
Miss Jeanette Hefskowir enter
tanned . number OF her young friends
yesterday st her home, Grand and
Broadway.
The Memphis Commercial club will
send . dsIesatioa Of business men to
Okiahcma City January 10. Big
preparation. are being made TO take
the visitors over the city and show
them the resources.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

$50 Jim married q cold millioa,
eh'"
Colder than he thought. Ills vile
freezes on TO every cent Of h'--Bos-
ten Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

Asens--How are, ycu getting on
with yocr incubator Farmer Med
dersrass--'Why. the dern thing hain't
laid an esq since got h--Dalias
News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
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pAs0sue m asvIBx.

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And. .sasss lset NJ Wy came
: :: g 4 ;:: =. 4; : y; a.! y. Z, {.
The svusss h rot 20 bad
Compared With other years we've had
AAhessA ~ ..u.. spread it, fac.
las:1 ! s.aiss down TO facts
iss s n s:.:,.: ;. ;s., W, ;..,,, !, . .tn,
la::s ,% i 4 f:S 1.ens 1:s,sa :sss'S' wrath sss"
s JAs .i.ss - .ss. ... up.. -, . ',Iiss I'll,
500 ~ ssssssdoa Va,
Z: rs 49, .r:s I:I':: ::.:., :: a., ss.: cause
Siacs New Years whistles last heard
n. ese q living hit the peak.
But Ab & sssh nifty s'obe
Az sss' .:,,.s ':s .ss's 90 s sss, ss:;.. ''''
ss4 20 :s s:s.s :. II ..s .sssss .sssss YEA. s.
Wen say ,hst livhss worth it,
When lquid cheafuine.s banned
But q not s'isv. o. pine Sway
Z. :';; n ;':;ss: s:;I,,,,s ~! ;;s:,l ,s,:;
p, 49, sos.s.s:d q insro~u ,hir"
s:s. lin ' ; I'd ", s ss ,,s s The dim ,s
'Sssnsss nsa. astomobis owners and private citizens"
Hs h .ss vaas ss. q. eA..S.r.ail for gold sA eager a.
y ~ = y p'sass BE wife
Dr. Harvey Wiley says live day and the
crowded eshsss viii please make
for ths ossabes
sssen ~ u Massaehssts failed ~
iss ~ vse>aG ~ bsss nsnisl bsfsrs
Deslnem 10 great handicap a musical comedy.
Rufe Ho,kin, say, wife regard fern her lie
sour couaof Atom
This New Yass may not be Ey e.
A have been with song and laughter,
But when occurs another day.
Twill bring better morning Alter
hessu that Okmusee plenty gas even on occasion,
whes IT, bcn dcps o. the thermosts and the bchev
their whn adorned with ce II the claim definitely established
0ss ny bne sose4 winter resort and spend the chilly months
SssGsi0 q ~ .silass b csiismA is'A'oa
~ iss q. ssst '..'.s '.a:. :'s..'. 4, :.ss
poss pw regulations sale Of alcohol needed
no law ioo vsoo and he casualty list will 10 marching
8ys something trimmed In fur and the result Is
lev That result anoh craze connue will
b u caaa o M urbearng animals and might he rood idea
to 'Aih ~ ssasv = evolve new designs IN decoration
Hs~sve win bAau right with u, II III. Pommeuan poodle, arc
worked - into neck piA1 snd similar byprodue,.
Dn1 Dsss ~ ~ aliests hs eenpsrstvsy few ar.
vaG1 : v;i q = tlsif rsvaid = hsav.sI
N = Gs - have observed W sssse bail player.
a. = - s. s's ). ss :: e 1884, ,s: Uss;,s. Sss
~ eAA - 1sseos6 - esue'h . new hens sseasd
w 0(oIU6Tn i~N Z. R..S1- I~-S.1 :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

Boss-"Cant you find something 10
doy" Office Bsy-"(;ee whisl Am
] expected 10 do the work end find
II, tooi"-Boston Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

A young man same down Harvey
street at break neck speed yesterdsy
on a bicycle. lie was making record
time when the from, fork suddenly
broke. The front wheel shot cu,
ahesd like . torpedo bat was stopped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

Demosthsnes took w she study. d
law tina, he might sue his suasdlsas
who had cheated him ci bic iostdsa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
WHAT OTHERS SAY

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

in i,s mad career by the body Of tue
rider, who had turned . complete
somersaul, and landed on his back ~
the gutter. The young man picked
himself up. muitered q swear word OF
two and stalked down the street With
the remains Of his wheel under bis
arm.
New York.-The ilsh, in an aero
plane over the English channel by
Louis Bleriot has marked the year
1902 as . milestone in the conquest OF
the air, comparable only TO the first
travel by Stephenson by rail and BY
Fulton on water.
Skyline changes which will he
credited 10 100 arc Lee Hotel Camp.
he'll, American Bank and oklahoman
buildings. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

n osw. u
When ws were swesshesNs aa6
bssset y
Her on tRs lake 10 "a.
Whens,er We said ibis li,tle ussd 4
We both pronounced n sres."
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And II 10 dillWeal esw.
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H4YUI0s = ffl.XI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

Carrie Nation is in town. but saloon
keepers need not watch their glass
store fronts for she says she has
come to lecture not TO smash.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

asaary The dealers Topeka Nan. will begin selling issh ss
p1 desea end aesas ssC cents Tis ts result d
utA e ias piee cssssisa safh redseea fva q cents
~ h s sa4 Is M xerag eggs There
~ ieSspafssas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

This New Ysas's eve may not be ray
Al some have been with song and laughter
But when occufs another day.
Twill bring better morning alter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
Stone Coco the Rounds.

A merchant in 4 little town does
business with an illiterate farm WON
an who Ome to town once a month
and trades him 20 pounds of butter
for 20 pounds Of sugar.
She Is too ignorant to know the
price of butter, but she is smart enough
to know other things. The butter she
brings him comes in the form Of a big
roll, and inside the roll of butter the
woman always hides a stone weighing
three pounds. Every time she brings
the butter the merchant cuts open the
roll and takes out the stone and puts
1t In the sack Of sugar before he
weighs 1t. Thus, the woman gets IL
pounds of sugar for II pounds Of but
ter, and fmagines she is cheating the
merchant.
The stone comes back in the roll
Of butter every month, and the mer-
chant sends 1t back just as regularly
In the same sack.-Nashyille Ten
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
GREAT DAY IN CHILD'S LIFE
His Meeting With His Hero,
Theodore Roosevelt.

Theodore Roosevelt, the man who
made and held strong friendships
among men, was beloved by children,
He loved them and they admired
him, made q hero Of him.
When he was at Syracuse, during
the famous Barnes libel trial, a citizen
sitting on his %veranda, saw Roosevelt
riding by for his accustomed exercise,
and called to his wife, 'There goes
Theodore Roosevelt on horseback"
The six-year-old son OF the house was
in the bathtub when he heard the an
nouncement, and rushed downstairs
without waiting to dress, to see his
hero pass. His father told the story
at a reception hat night, and the
colonel said Bring hat boy to me
I want to see him." So the boy was
brought, and for half an hour sat on
the knee of his idol, listening to sto-
ries of life in the West, of Indians
and grizzlies and African lions, and 1t
has been said that when he vas
taken home, in a state of mental In
toxication, he had grown an inch in
height.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
REMINISCENT OF OLD DAYS
Braganza Castle, Home of. PortugaPs
Kings, Still interesting, Although
Partly in Ruins.

In the tableland of the Traz-os-
Monies district in Portugal lies the
once amous city OF Braganza. 1t is
the seat of the royal house of Bra
ganza, from which came all the kings
OF Portugal since the time of the first
Duke Alphonso de Portugal, in 1442.
Braganza is still the most important
city on the frontier between Spain
and Portugal and noted for it's manu-
facture of silks and v~elvets.
The most important thing in Bra
ganza, however, is the ancestral home
of the kings of Portugal, the magnif-
cent castle that crowns the heights of
the town. 1t is a splendid example of
the fortress Of medieval times, and
while partly in ruins it is quite well
preserved and considered the most
perfect remaining stronghold in Por-
tugal with the exception of the noted
Villa de Feira, neal the town Of
Oporto.
The old Braganza castle Is reminis-
cent of the days when soldiers Jared
forth in blouses of metal instead Of
wool, and horses were known as
chargers and girls were damoiselles.
The central keep of the castle is
completely surrounded by a moat, and
Is absolutely inaccessible except by an
ancient drawbridge.
It is easy when visiting the castle
at twilight for the Imagination to
people 1t with the crusaders who used
to throng these crumbling courtyards,
banquet in the rough stone halls, and
pay court to the fair princesses Of the
royal house of Portugal.
The castle was practically rebuilt by
the second king Of Portugal on the
foundations of the ancient fortress
erected by Alfonso Henrique, and it
still shows all the details of the art
of defense in days before artillery
methods Of warfare were known.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
EXPLAINS ABOUT
THAT ORDINANCE
Mr.. PARSONS TELLS WHY CITY
MANAGER ORDINANCE WAS
DRAWN AND PUBLISHED

There has been some dispute about
the draft of the city ordinance pub
lished in The Star-Mirror this week,
covering the employment of a city
manager. To clear up all misunder-
standing about the matter L. F. Par
sons today made the following state
ment:
"There is some misunderstanding
in reference to the proposed ordin-
ance published providing for the man
ager plan of city government.
"This ordinance was drawn at the
request of those interested in seeing
this plan of government adopted, to
present to the public for discussion
and to show the duties and authority
of the various departments under the
manager plan of government.
"The present city mayor and
Gil did not request or authorize its
preparation, nor has it been discus
sed or considered by them in any way.
1t has no force or effect until such
time as it may be presented to the
council for consideration and action.
"Should the people vote favorably
the proposition of the adoption of
the city manager plan, it will then be
up to the mayor and council to pre-
pare and adopt a suitable ordinance
putting the same into force and eff
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
RotherhIthe Old Saxon Town.

Rotherhithe is one of those old Eng
lish towns, Saxon in origin, whose
name lends itself to two genealogical
explanations. Red Rose Haven is said
to be the origin Of Rotherhithe, from
a BED Rose signboard which used to
mark some seaman's tavern centuries
ago. Probably the more accurate YER
sion points to the old Saxon word
"redhra," a mariner, and "hith," a
haven, as accounting for the word.
Certainly R~otherhithe had a great
reputation for the quality Of her sea-
men Sir John Leake, the hero of La
Hogue, hailed from the old port on the
Thames. In Pepys' day it was com
monty known as Redriff, and occurs
under that name in the Diary on many
occasions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-18
hETHOD|STS BACK
VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
CENTENARY COMMITTEE OF
THE METHODIST CHURCH
ISSUES A STATEMENT

Once again we are in the midst OF
a Government Loan Campaign. But
what a difference there is between
the days in which this Victory Loan
is being subscribed. and those days
of last October, when we we're rails
ing "The Fighting Fourth, Liberty
Loan, with the Hun still on French
and Belgian soil, still threatening the
worlds liberties. Let US thank God
that it is a Victory Loan which we are
raising today and not a 'Fighting
Fifth" Liberty Loan.
We would gladly have raised a
Fifth, Sixth, Tenth, Liberty Loan, if
the victory had been delayed. No
price would have been too great to
pay. for the worlds freedom.
Now we r asked to "Finish the
and as grateful loyal Americans