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SSn Snnb unO in Sraucr
"icgt cilInm cin @ra6.
Gin Grnb on Der 0tdltcr.
Mein Oiarmoritcin Dcdt
Scn lintenbc1 oii9cl,
Soop briibcrbin rctt
Gin Baum Ieinc TIs9cT.
Gin GNriltustrcu5 iicbt.
StlIs bliibenocnt ,5licber
Ilno mnncbnlal nltch fuict
Gin SScib RAZOR niehcr.
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

ols tpo9r ongenOmmcn worosn: nun
aoer beIetDt9ten iic ben oerfeincrtcn
olnn. YpttoQ0ro5 unb Sotrotc5
perldngten ibre llnteroriidllno nenn
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

ga Icltit Der 9cI6dftige 0iItrift oes
8ctf0ttspicrtels Der imcren Stabt
lingt Elm 2ieb nit oIle ieinem 6oiten
uno Src ben. Nift ON Sonntaq,
oo lic9t or 6umciIt pie ousgeitorben
Oo, u6cr an Werttagc, oo roul9ts
unO brduis in ibm, on josts uno
treibts mo fir ben Itillsn 9eidauer
tIingt uu6 aus Oieiem bunten Qe6en
eine cigenc Mel0bie. I'm lie gu b0ren,
Ocrf man alleroing5 ni4t ba6in3aitsn
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

.pnrbnte" !
9o3ialpolitiihes Oroan
&stts: RsI ID sss srolefartsi? Rtats,
Mas tsst: % t,txr aIIes!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

Zoel Taylor, farmer. Cambridge
City, and Cora B. Shafer. at home
Cam bridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
RUSSIANS SEEK
BUSINESS WITH
U. S. COMP NIES
Letters Sent to American.Men
Saws Government Can Put
up $500. GOO. 900.
fRy Abbreviated Press

NEW YORK, June 27-Copies Of
letters addressed to prominent oficials
and business men apparently seeking
recognition OF the Russian soviet,
which were seized in a raid on the
Russian Soviet Bureau here, were in
troduced today before the Lusk leg
islative committee investigating sedi-
uous activities in New York state.
One communication stated that the
Russian government is ready to honor
its just obligations and is ready to
put in banks here cash up to 5000, 000,-
600 to pay for goods purchased and to
establish credit here" 1t was address
ed to James P. Mulyihill, Washington.
Among copies of letters read into
the record were some addressed to
the firm of Henry Ford, sent by the
commercial department of the Russian
Soviet Bureau, dated April 8, declar-
ing a hearing was sought with Mr..
Ford ION something else than the
purely commercial side of trade with
Russia-the social aspects of the re-
generation of Russia"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Rome Paradise For Diners;
Waters Decline All Tips
fBy Associated Press)

ROME. June 27.-Rome walters re-
fuse to accept tips from patrons. Tips
are vigorously suppressed and nothing
can induce the walters to violate the
practice. Their insistence on keeping
to the regulations, however. is not
motivated by any altruistic tendencies
for one OF the Rome walters -four
teen points" is that 20 per cent must
be added to the total Of the bill for
service.
An American, one of the latest ar
rivals in Rome, who Is attached to the
American embassy here, was paying
his bill recently when, on leaving q
tip of thirty cents for the waiter, he
was astonished to hnd the waiter
handing the money back to him. The
American Immediately concluded that
the tip was not considered sufficient
and that it was therefore scorned. He
was reaching into his pocket to rein
force his gratuity when some one
speaking English told him of the
Rome rule. Thereupon he pocketed
the tip and walked out.
Large posters have been placed In
tie restaurants and tea rooms here
announcing the action of the walters,
On the whole. the practice seems to
have satisfied the patrons, who feel
that they have, at least, been spared
the annoyance Of the inevitably dis.
gruntled waiter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Prince OF Wales To Haze
DUN Home In London
fBy Associated Press,

LONDON, June 27.-The Prince OF
Wales is now IS and King George has
decided he should have his own resi-
dence York House, st. James's. the
house of his boyhood days, has been
selected.
Except that 1t lacks garden and
a garage, York House Is regarded as
an admirable residence. Decorators
are, now preparing 1t for the prince
who will move In. in about month,
His household will not be large.
York House formerly was the prop
erty OF the King Of Hanover, who re.
fused to let Queen Victoria have It.
But after his death she was able to
offer 1t to the widowed Duchess OF
Cambridge. subsequently the house
was occupied by the Duke of Clarence
and the present king and queen. Its
most recent occupants have been the
late Lord Kitchner and Sir William
Robertson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Children To Be Measured
Monday, Says Miss.C Clarke

Examination and measuring of
Richmond babies will be started Mon.
day afternoon. according to an an.
nouncement made today by Miss Ethel
Clark, Of the Social Service bureau.
Figures on the number of children
under six years In the city have not
been completed but 1t is expected that
the canvass OF the city will be, finish
ed Saturday.
Examinations will be held In War.
ner, Whitewater, Sevastopol and Fin,
ley schools Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. for all children who are reg,
istered In those districts. One We'd
nesday afternoon. children OF the 9th
er school districts.
Names OF the examiners have not
been announced, but Miss Clark said
this morning that a local physician
and nurse will be at each school
building in the city at the time for
the examinations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Term Legislature viii
Ratify Woman Suffrage

AUSTIN. Texas. June 27.-Consid
Grafton Of the proposed federal consti
tutional amendment for woman sun
rage virtually 10 secured at the spe
cial session Of the Texas legislature
which convened here.
Governor w. P. Hebby's call for the
session gave fiscal and "other mat
tiers" as the legislative program, but
several advocates of woman suffrage
IN the senate already have prepared
resolution for ratification of thu
federal amendment
Trainers of the resolution and lead
ers OF the state woman suffrage or
ganization are confident the amend
ment will be ratified by the legisla
ture with little opposition. No organ
lied opposition has been disclosed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Cities Vote Against Laws
OF Non-Pntis0n League
{By Associated Press)

FARGO. n. D.. June 27.-With the
vote of the larger cities apparently
against the seven laws submitted to
the North Dakota voters for refer
endum ballot, interest conferred today
In the returns from the rural districts.
The laws passed by the non-partisan
league majority in the legislature last
winter and referred to the electors
yesterday constituted the state indus
trial program OF the non-partisan
league.
Early today the vote from ITO scat
tered precincts largely in towns and
cities, showed 11,191 votes against the
printing bill, which was the first meas
ure on the ballot, and $3.50 votes for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Eggs Go Up; Formers Too
Busy To Bring Them In

Quotations on eggs Friday increas-
ed five cents, both for buying and sell
Ing prices. Merchants are now pay.
ing 35 cents a dozen and selling to
consumers at 40 cents.
There was no specific reason given
for the increase. except that farmers
we're not bringing eggs to Richmond.
This was believed to be due to their
being busy with crops
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
TO HONOR SOLDIERS
(By Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, June ~ En-.
graved memorial certificates bearing
signatures OF Governor James D. Black
and Edward w. Hines, chairman OF
the Kentucky Council Of National De
Tense, are to be presented by the coun,
Gil to nearest OF kin Of all Kentucky
soldiers who lost their lives in the
world war
The certificates will recite that Ken.
lucky Council OF National Defense "in
profound appreciation Of the supreme
sacrifice for country and mankind Of
fers this token of gratitude and sym
pathy."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
INCREASE SHIPPING LINE
fRy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, June 27.-In re-
porting the sundry civil appropriation
bill today the senate appropriations
committee increase the shipping
boards ship building program from
s276, 600, 900 to $491, 900 900. The house
appropriation OF 100000 for salaries
of commissioned members and ex-
penses was stricken from the bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27

the bill. The votes on the other
measure apparently conceded with
that on the printing bill.
Non-partisan league leaders claimed
today more favorable vote for their
prdgram would be shown when re-
turns from the rural districts come In.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
German Enjoys LeaDe
Fearing For Lines
fRy Aseociated Press

COBLENZ, June 27.--According to
adyices received by the American au-
thorities here Ministers Mueller and
Bell left Berlin In the greatest secrecy
on special train. fearing an attempt
on their lives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
TO PREACH AT REID CHURCH.

The Rev L. E. Murray will preach
a preparatory service for holy COM
munion at the Reid Memorial church
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. Com
munion is next Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Circuit Court Records
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Carter Dudley to Curtis Bowers,
part N. w Section is. twp. II, range
IL, $1,000.
Isabelle M. Haner to Adam H. Bar
tel Co.. tract $50. official map OF Rich
mond. 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Funeral Arrangements

Raper-Funeral services for Leslie
Raper will be held at his home Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. F.
A. Dressed officiating. Burial will be
in Earlham cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
THE BLACK DEVIL BAND

Tho iazz sensation Of tho local NUS
coI season will W. tho Rlack Devil "and.
which is announced IN appear nj me
Court Monday matinee and night. April
os This hand numbers nifty cnlornd mu-
sicians. all rf them hcinG members OF
the S5nth field artillery regiment. recent
IL returned from overseas. Tho con-
,lucior Of this roma rkahlc aggregation
nf iazs talon: is Lieutenant ]. Tim
rrvmu. who assembled tho mon at Camp
Dix before they went abroad tt"r
training tho musicians Inv This country
he went with them TO France. and upon
Tho occasion nf their first public appear
ance n positive S"nsHtion was created.
Tho ?5nth field artillery regiment was
entrcnchcd before MrtZ. and in tn" midst
Of the intensive campaign band rehears-
ais went forward as though nothlnE ol
an unusual nature was happening. Ai'er
Tho arristicr terms wore signed tho
regiment was ordered homo. md inm"-
diafrly upon their arrival in America
arronrcmcnts wcrc made for a. country
wide tour. Tho opening concert was
given Mt thn huge Academy Of Music IN
rhiIadrlphia to an audience which pack
cd the great ctlince TO it's very roof, ana
nj advanced prices. too. Lieutenant
Rrvmn had his band keyed up TO IFS
1irhcst pitch and not only were the
classical selections aprlauded to tho
echo. but the jazz numbers literally
drove tho large audience mad with eN-
cito-,cnt No moro white man can play
iazz music. lot alone write II. 1t has to
he horn in onc. and the rolor OF hta SKIN
rnrs, u. black. otherwise ii Is An in1ita-
lion aud not tho genuine jazz. tndnuht-
cdly jazz harks back to barbaric days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
COUNCIL CONSIDERS /. !
AMENDMENTSTO !.
HEALTH ORDINANCE

Aside from the appointment Of citHss
manager council transacted but iittst
business at the regular meeting LAST;
night. -n u-e
Amendments to the city's health ordiss'
nance were read. but not acted upon; ;,
BY city council last night. Considera. y
ton Of the amendments was deferred t0f
a later meeting. .cs,s
No reference was made to any effort<
to present filtration bond issue beforeS
the public. at the coming city election.
Sections Of health ordinance read ref
ferred to handling of meats and fish:
and their proper containers. cleanliness
Of restaurants, burial Of the dead. req
t,on ahout harber shon.. tsaS
At the close of the council session.
council met as a committee Of the whole:
to consider the petition Of colored resi-
dents Of the city, that an ordinance be-
passed requiring theatre owners to cateftf
to the general public A report OF this
committee meeting, together with q .ret:is
ommendation will be made 1t councilAs
next regular meeting. ;rS
Council referred to committees the,
application Of Grand View street rslc-!.$
dents for a sidewalk and strcetightabf
and the application Of a resident Of Sir.
tecnth street for permission to place.
steps In front Of his residence. ,1s..n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
HTEA FOE THREE"

Miss Charlotte Walker. who plays the
leading role IN Tea for Three that
will be seen at the Court tonight and
tomorrow. with special matinee to-
morrow has just returned from Franco.
where she was sent by tho Professional
Womans league To act for the Red
Cross and entertain the wounded SOL
dicrs. While In Europe. Miss Walker
visited Switzerland. and one day went
To a restaurant. While there n few SOL
diers who belong TO Swiss regiment
in garrison at Basel came 10 the same
cafe for rcfreshmcnt. One Of them sat
down alone al a table opposite where
Miss Walker was sitting. Later a. civil
liam, a German. joinn dhim and the lwo
began 20 talk. Miss Walker tells tn"
following story. AS she could not help
ovcrhca ring their conversation.
Would you fire on the Germans II
they invaded Switzerland" asked the
German.
"Oh, no. never" exclaimed the soldier.
Waiter. something to drink and
beefstcak with potatoes for this brave
man." ordered tho civilian.
And your comrades ut tn" next
table" he wont on. would they also
shoot the Germans il they tried 10 in
wade this cnuntry""''
certainly not" was the reply.
as that the view ge2crally held in
the Swiss army: Arc all the. Swiss
soldiers so Grrmanonhlc:"
IT don't know" replied the soldier.
But why would you not fire at the
Germans"
Because wn belong to the band" re-
piled the soldier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

scenes that has ever appeared upon the
screen of the most famous avenue in the
world.
Marie. Ltd" is q story Of metropolis"
tan life. and the locale Of the picture
naturally ccnters about New York. y
scene of Alice Brady and Leslie Austen
coming down Fifth avenue in machine
is exceptionally realistic. There is none
Of the gaping bystandcrs and halted
tralc which is seen in so many pictures
The hurryins crowds and the traffic
filled streets are all therc-and they arc
realistic. Tho people pass with never
look at the camera. and they did not
look at the camera for a very good rea-
son--thnrc was no camera 10 be- Sc'n'
Kenneth Webb. who directed Marie.
Ltd" is specialist on Fifth avenue
scenes. He gained this reputation in
directing the o. Henry pictures, many OF
which were taken exclusively on Fifth
avenue. Mr. Wnhb has little trick OF
his own. He camoulnagcS the camera
so that no one can toll where tho cam
era is. not even the actors. and inc
crowds do not know that a moving pic
turc is being taken. Miss Brady and Mr..
Austen had M makeup on. and as inc
automobile came down the avenue with
them In the rear scat no ono noliCcu
them This gave the photographer n
splendid chance to SHOOT" the hurrEinG
crowds. without having them standing
and gaping into the lens of tho camera.
Marie. Ltd" Is ono Of the best pic
lures Alice Brady has ever done. An
interesting love story and INSCRIPTIONS
business methods make UP tho plot OF
this entertaining picture. Miss Brady
is supported by An excellent cast head
cd by Frank Losee, who plays opposite
hcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
NEW YORK ''CALL"
FEATURES west
:f}i. FInUllV1H ILNI
Socialist Paper Silent on GOOD Treat
meut Of "Our Gene"-Article
MsleadinE.

Although local Socialists say the
paper has been restricted from tho mail,
copies of the New York Call have been
received here, in which the mprison-
ment Of Eugene V. Dcbs is detailed.
~ fivc-column picture Of the prison
appears on the first page. while on the
inside is a picture Of South Hall. where,
the paper charges. Debs is imprisoned
in a cell. Another picture printed in
the publication is that of guard at
turrct. This guard. the Call explained.
Is armed TO the teeth. The paper re-
fers to Debs as Our Gene" and. de-
spite his Imprisonment. publishes an
article headed "Debs' Daily Message
from Prison." The editorials arc any
thing but tame. and near the danger
line in their references to Debs.
Writers Of articles on Debs refrain
very scrupulously from explaining that
Debs is occupying fine room, with a
white iron bed, five windows, book
shelves and many other comforts. They
do write, however. that Debs is the
quietest prisoner at Moundsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
"FnHEpIY ENEn1Eg'

"Fricndly Enemies" is the latest eff
fort in comedy drama TO receive pub
lie endorsement.
This is the production which has been
packing the Woods theatre. Chicago, TO
he doors for the past six months, and
which was given in Washington and
about which President Wilson remarked
"All tho sentiments I could express have
been admirably prosented-sentiment
that 7 hope will soon grip the world
They have already grippcd those who
have been fortunate enough to sec IT,
and there Is every indication that the
gripping process will continue indcfi-
nitcly.
Mr. Woods has assembled cast OF
considerable merit and the local mp
pearanrc Of this timely and convincing
play of the present war will no doubt
be looked forward 10 with tho keen"st
interest by local thcatrcGoers. Al me
Court Friday and saturday, April TAT"
with a matinee on Saturday. Seats now
on sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
! THE THEATRES !
A Good Combination
Alice Brady and Hats

Ono Of thr most prominent sets IN
Alice Brady'S lat"S, Srirct Picture. Mar
ic, Ltd" which tan lr seen on Wcdnes-
day and Thursday III tho Liberty theatre.
is u reproduction OF ono of New Works.
finest and most cNclusiT" hat shops. II
is an exact replica of This fashionable
establishment and was put up in the
studio NJ great expense.
For five successive days this hal shop
supplied the studio twenty hats each day,
making a total Of on" hundred different
hats. each an eXclusiv" model from thr
best hat shop in NV York. All Of these
hats cnn plainly b" seen in Marie. Ltd. -
one Of tho best pictures Alice Brady has
yet done. Miss BrahS'S natural youth
and bucyancy make her cNc"llcntly fit
cd for the role she pnrtrayS in this pic
turc. 4 splendid story of metropolitan
life charming Alice Rrady and many
beautiful hats arc three Of the uutStand-
ing,fcaturcs Of Marie. Ltd"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licences.

Marshall A. Bailey. 81. Cleveland: Ed
IA T. Clement. IS. Cleveland.
Aphonsus Roth. IS. Wilmerdtns. Pa;
Henriette Kennedy, 80, Sheridan. Pa
Dave GEatz AZ. New York. Anna
Front, %. Wheeling.
Charles Edward hitting. 81. ChrichS-
vile. Ohio: Edna May Crosch, 20. Gil.
more Ohio.
Arthur Jeager. Jr.. "a. Brooklyn, \
T.; Helen V. Dinger %, Wheeling.
Dom&sios Rousos, IS. Wierton. ". Va
Anastasios Gagelo. p, Wierton ". Va
Luther c. Mason. 40. Nasillon. Ohio
Mabel C. Maiden. 81. Fairmont.
Rtduciary.
Elizabeth c. Edmund appointed exec
utor for the estate Of John G. Edmund
Of Ohio county. Bond $4,000.
J. n. Dowler appointed executor fol
the estate Of Mary Shidell. BOND $500.
Deeds.
Deed dated April -. 1919; Geo. "
Koel and vito to Thomas Rednan and
wife, OF Ohio county. A tract Of land
in Richland district.
Deed dated February I, 1919; William
S. Hand. Samuel Hand an Mary Hand
his wife, to A. J. Hand. OF Ohio county,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
WIG, STAMPING CO.
TO ENLARGE PLANT

AS result of increase in business
the Wheeling Stamping company find
that more room il necessary. aand have
about decided to add two stories 10 their
plant.
Although the board Of directors have
not acted definitely on the project, it
is practically certain that TIN, improve
ments will he made. From a patriotic
standpoint it is now time to do work
Of this kind. and the management feels
that it is their duty to do the recon-
struction Mt once. Architects Vester
and Ebcrling are preparing plans for the
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
Dry SIeuths Must Stay y :.
Off Pullman Cars:

State prohibition officers are not per-.
mitted to enter Pullman cars on local.
trains for the purpose Of searching or
confiscating baggage. Car crews have
been instructed to request the officers
TO leave the cars. and to eject them u
necessary. One porter has already re-
sorted to the strong arm method. and
threw dry detective off the Pullman
Of a local train last Saturday. =.
Prohibition officers are, however.
permitted to continue to enter day.
coaches and do as they please about I'm.
spccting baggage. A circular letter IT,.
ceived by Pullman employees explains.
that throughout the south prohibition
officers have committed offensnSS
against the rights Of passengers In Pull.
man chair cars and sleepers, and that
for this reason they be kept out OF carer
here. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
German PropagandistS
Working Among Miners
Loan Committee Hears That They Are
Being Told Present Loan Is q Fake
Authorities mveStig sttng.

A report reached Victory Loan head
quarters yesterday that some unknown
persons were circulating among the
miners at the Richland mines. north OF
the city, and telling them that their
Liberty Bonds purchased in the Fourth
Loan were no good and that the present
loan was a fake" Sheriff Hastings
was notified and with some OF his men
is making a thorough Investigation Of
the report and if the guilty person or
persons are caught they will b. turned
over to- tho federal authorities for prose-
cution under the Espionage act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
ROTAR|ANS HEAR ..:'5:'
JOSEPH SPE|DEL
Delivers Interesting Talk On Florida
And It's Future-Mr. Baird Mitchell


Tho Rotarians at their MONDAY meet
ing Yesterday at the Mcclure hotel
heard a very interesting talk by Mr..
Joseph Speidel. Of this city, who recent
~ returned from Florida. He spoke Of
The reclamation work going on in that
state. especially in the Everglades in
the southern part Of the state. Hc said
that much had already been accomplish
cd in the rccia nation of land in Florida
He predicted a great future for the
state and his remarks were listened to
very attcntively.
Baird Mitchell. district chairman Of
the Liberty Loan committee. delivered
an interesting talk on the Fifth Victory
Liberty Loan and urged that the pub
lie get behind the movement and push
it along and over the top. The meeting
in general was very interesting one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
]. M. GarVey in Charge
Of Victory Loan Drive
on Wheeling Division
veteran 3. q o. Engineer Of McMecher,
Devottng Sis Time Exclusively TO
The victory Loan Campaign

J. NJ. Garvey. the veteran B. 6 O. engi-
neer. OK McMechen. has been made vice
general chairman. under General Chair
man E V Smith. for the Victory loan
drive on the Baltimore 6 Ohio system
Mr.. Garvey will be in charge Of the
Wheeling division and being hustler
and personally acquainted with 2ractic-
ally every man on the Wheeling division
be can be depended upon to get the max
imum results
Mr.. Garvcy will devote his time eI-
clusively to the Victory Loan drive from
now until May 10 and he confidently
predicts that the Wheeling division en-
ployes will go over the top with their
subscriptions.
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS