The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Committees for Victory Loan.

At recent meeting Of the Victory
loan committee Of Rrnwoud the follow
ing named captains and teams were APP
pointed
First ward--Mrs. Mary LOWS. cap
tain: Naomi RusScll Mrs. Olga She'll
base. Mrs. Annie Smith. Catherine Wick.
Fannie Wick and Blanche Stroller.
Second wstrd-Agnrs Nolan. captain;
Anna Pearl. Gcnevicvc Roscoe. Joseph
inc Nolan. Rose p"cgan. NaGdaiene
l,rcgan. Amelia lA;ls. Mary Nakaska
Maggie Nnkaska. Margaret Bell. Hazel
Ritter. Gertrude Lech. Alta Edwards
and Margaret Schad.
Third wnrtl-Blanchc Ritter. captain:
Mcrkcl Sprcht. FLORENCE DccEan. Mar
Earct Kelly, Sue Mahood. Ida Cox. Es-
thcr Kelly, Mrs. Ellen Smith. Gcrtrude
Flanagan. Genevieve Dcegan. Bessie
Hahn. Grace Smith and Virginia
Beecher.
Fourth ward-Mary Hoyt captain;
Mary Lyons. Patricia Grogan. Wilma
Juergens. Mary Roscoe. Mary DoDias.
Sophia Bippus. Mildred Hall. Hannah
watson, Annie Slppncr. Catherine
Burke, Nell Scully. Loretta Eannon.
Mary Blake. Frances Parker, Ellen
Havcy and Mrs. J. r. Sigler.
Fifth ward-Mrs. W. S. Candy. cap
tain; Lillian Smith. Gertrude Snyder.
Gcnevicve Snyder. Nellie Carmen. Alta
Leach. Gertrude Whalcn. Hilda Martin.
Clara Hanlcy. Maggie Baker. Add1e
Baker, Mrs. James Davis. Stella Fla
hcrty. Marcy Peel, Minnie Huston. An
ME HuGhes. Mary carp.
The committees Of men appointed
were as follows
First ward-John T. Roseherry. cap
tain; Fred NJ. Olson. Hugh La Fian.
Steve Vidonic, o. Linabcrger. Russell
Lewis. Edward Rcnik. Max Kaufman.
Samuel Welsch- Thomas Necr. Thomas
Kearns.
Second ward. W. Lander. captain;
Edawrd Cooey. Patsy Havey. X. d. Mar
lin. Harry Shepard. Joseph Roscoe. John
Blake. Walter Mcmillan Rev. Q. L.
Marble. John J. Higgins. James Little.
Charles Curran. Jr.. Thomas Fecchione.
Charles Kearns. Salvador D'Aquilla-
Walter Policy. John MCGEE.
Third ward-Clark Sprouts captain
Thomas Scarnechia, Colonel Robert
Smith. Herman Specht. James II. Ma
hood, Louis Goske. Robert Sheppard. Jr..
William l.. Carnan. James R. klsscll,
Charles T. Evans, Lysie Linsley. rev.
Father schooner Scamon Bowers. Rafe
Muselli. Thomas Garrett
Fourth ward-CharleS Rider. Sr., cap
tain: william Blake, Martin BnrKc. Eo-
ward Britton. George Shimek. John Nc
Shane, Albert Warsinsky, Martin Blake
Edward O'Connell George Crebhs. Gcn
Cunningham. John Roscoe, Mike Zilka
J. ". Hall
Fifth ward-Prof. z. r. Knots cap
tain: John Burke. George &. BukHtt
Vincent Rodgers, Francis Deegan. Mil
lard Bowers. NJ. T. Whalen. George Rid
die. W. ". Hinkle, Lee Robinson Ralph
Candy, Joseph Davis. James J. Finnc-
gan. J. W. Hanlcy. J. Prank BranneU.
Pke-Joseph Krania, Marcus kosto-
Itch. Joseph Dakovlch, John PastorIcic.
Riley Vucelich
Tho quota for tho county is 100000.
but for this district tho amount expect
ed is not yet known. 1t Is reported that
local hank has purchased $4,000 in
certificates Of indebtedness. which when
! the loan Is started will be exchanged
for Victory loan certificates. The COM
ing loan is a matter Of patriotism. 1t
is the final duty Of every citizen who
can possibly do so 10 purchase one or
two bonds. Not only is it that. but 1t
| Is m excellent business proposition
which will net the purchaser nearly 5
per cent. 1t Is the best government is-
sue Of bonds on the market. Sales be-
gin April 81