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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03
Get Ready TO Fight
New Epidemic OF Flu


The observance of few Ordln
ary health precautions during the
coming months will ward off any
possible recurrence of an in auenza
epidemic similar to the one which
occurred at this time last year. ac-
cording to members of the state
health board
A pamphlet now is being prepar-
ed for distribution to the doctors
and citizens of the state urging
them to care particularly for Eau
tumn colds' and mild cases OF
''rose fever" which are apt to de-
velop at this time of year and
which persist after the first frosts
which drive away hay fever.
Outdoor life, plenty of fresh air
in sleeping rooms at night, mild
purgatives and a little care in
keeping up general vitality will
go long way towards preventing
another "hu" epidemic, it is said.
Neglect of these precautions on
the other hand not only is apt to
result in another far-reaching
epidemic but also in an increase
in tuberculosis.
Special need for preventive work
thoughout the state is urged in
view of the direct connection be-
tween influenza and Tuberculosis.
In an Investigation which has just
been made by he Colorado Pub
lie Health Association, physicians
in different sections of the state
have expressed the opinion that
the two diseases bear direct re.
lation. The state association,
which is branch of the National
tuberculosis Association, not only
is carrying on research and educa-
tional work in Colorado but also
expects to undertake an extensive
health program in 1920 including
special work for children and the
operation of two travelling dispen-
saries.
DR.. A. S. Taussig of Denver
states in his opinion that tuber-
culosis is not brought about by
influenza but that quiescent cases
are made active and in many in
stances hopeless cases develop by
attacks of influenza aud that the
mortality in tuberculous cases is
unquestionably increased by in
fluenza".
DR.. G. Fox Gardiner of Colorado
Springs goes even farther and says,
"From my own experience [ am
positive that the influenza epidem-
ic of 1918 caused large number
OF persons to become i'll with tu-
berculosis who seemed in good
health before b eing attacked with
influenza. / believe the death rate
from tuberculosis in the United
States will be decidedly increased
during the next few years as result
of the epidemic of influenza.
Il find a number of patients
who considered themselves well
until having influenza last winter
and who now have tuberculosis
says DR.. G. B. Gilmore, also of
Colorado Springs. very likely the
disease brought tuberculosis to a
focus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03

William E. Loach of Boulder
and NederIand, is spending a week
at the Hot Springs hotel, where
he is a frequent visitor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03

There's a difference between
fresh youth and "fresh youth.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03

Mrs. Youngberg is visiting the
Lager family in Georgetown.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03

Attorney John 7. Bottom was a
guest of the Hot Springs hotel
this week while assisting in the
prosecution of the Sauer-Lamb b
damage case at Georgetown.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Mcbride of
the Corner Drug store have rented
the Morton house, are arranging
their furniture, and will soon be
at home there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
Momentum of the Campaign
Greater Than Ever Before
Experienced - Many Sub
scriptions in Cleveland Dis
trict Doubling Thier Quota

WASHINGTON. April 22.-First re-
ports on Victory Liberty loan suoscrlr-
tions, compiled tonight by the treasury.
showed sll6,o77.sOo as the incomplete
figures for five Of the twelve federal rc-
serve districts, covering sales only up
- noon today. This pr6bsb1y represent
I'd subscriptions received yesterday. the
srst dav OF the loan campaign, and In
Guided only the subscriptions supported
by initial payments as reported ny IN
diyidual banks TO federal rcscrr" banks.
The New York district reported Sh-'-
600 ono. Boston, 31,6%3000: ST. Louis.
s1as1a 900; Cleveland, s5.27I. .0oR. hho
Richmond ss.e570o0. Even for these dis
tric,s the figures are much smaller than
tho totals unoffically tahulatcd at the
close Of business last night.
treasury officials today said tha'
o,.o,, with allowances for ovcr-optImiSm.
oft'en attending the opening days ot
loan cannaigns. tho Victory loan cam
nairn apparently has gathered more
momentum in the past two days than IS
usual in that short time.
Forty-four towns and cities IN VI"
Roston district hav" "Nc"rhcd th"'r
quotas. This apparently is record LOT
any district TO ohtt' " - u
The CT. Louis district, which lrd all
otbcrs in going ovor tho top in the last
loan. reported tonight that the outlook
~ nj, sections for a successful campaign
was very good.
An unofficial report from Eirve!ana
tonight said that sales in that dlstri''
had oxcceded ffty-fvc million. Many
email Subscribers in northern Ohio arc
doubling their quotas Of tn" last loan:
Youngstown has raised nnr-fonrth or
It's quota, Dayton onc-siNth and Cinc'h-
natl one-third.
Although official figures arc not
,u.b,a ,hr Y 6 s Marhlchcad which
Is making the first log ot the Eic,orP
tourney from San Francisco to Nc"
York already has cruiscd 600 miles IN
tho hope that ssooOno, ,0Oo has hcen sub
scribed. Tho ''victory ship is carving
a "Yictnry letter from Mayor Eoinh oil
CONTINUED tn Page Two0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
lN'ADDO COMING To WHEELING
To BOOST THE LOAN, MAY 4TH. 4 y

William G. McAdoo. cX-sccrctary VI
tho treasury. cx-director general Oh
railroads and director Of tho f'rs'' sec
ond third and fourth Liberty Loans
will bc in Wheeling Sunday, May ath'
tn helo out his successor. carter CLASS
and sneak in the the interests of the
Victory Liberty Loan drive.
Victory Loan Field Agent Baird Nit
chcll received telegram last nigh'
from Director Charles Of the general
speakers bureau In Cleveland.
The telegram will be turned over to
General Alfred Caldwell. chairman OF
the local speakers committee this
morning and Gen. Caldwell will take
charge Of the arrangements for the
meeting.
Thi. will he Mr.. McAdoo's first visit
TO Wheeling and the meeting Will be Inc
greatest during the present drive.
Tho Market auditorium Will DC inc
only building in the city capable Oh
holding tho crowd which Mr.: McAdoo
will draw and no doubt that IS "heh 'ne
d,tinguishrd citizen will speak and ciao-
oratc ARRANGEMENTS will be made for his
reception.
Aside from being tho busiest man IN
the United States during his period OF
office and having SO many departments
under his supervision. also President
Wilson'S son-in-law he has the honor Of
directing the disbursement OF more
money than any other man that ever
lived: the aggregate running UP TO
nearly forty billion dollars.
The meeting May 4th will eclipse the
monster meeting in. the rourth loan drive
when cx-President Taft made the prin-
ci7al address. Mr.. Taft has been heard
a number Of times in this city. while
Mr.. McAdoo comes for the first time
and thousands will be out TO see the
famous cabinet officer, presidential pos
sibiity and former Pooh Bah Of the ad-
lninistratiop.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
BRYAN Proposes Sprou|
For The Presidency

Special Dispatch To The 1nt"illecncrr'
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Anfl ---
Governor Sproul Of P"nnHs'Vania' "''
bo tho Republican nominee for president
IN 1920, William !. Bryan. former Sc'r"-
tarv Of state in President Wilson'S can
met. pcrdictcd here tonight in an inter-
view. Bryan. who delivered 4 four MN.
rtc Liberty Loan sr""ch in theatre
hero prior tn his address i'll tn" flrs'
Methodist Episcopal church on ir"hlhi-
lion, declined tn mako amy prediction on
tho likely presidential choir" Of inc
Democrats.
while rcrognizinG tho many changes
in conditions that may take p'ac" pr
tween now and the Republican na,iohal
conreptjon,' said Bryan. II should say
Governor sprnul favors prohibition anc
womcn's suffrage. and h" is progressive
enough 10 pleas" the wosr"rn progress
rivcs Mr.. Pcnrnsc might he willing te
favor him 10 keep him out Of the sen
atnrial race"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
F[00D OF BUYING ORDERS FOR
BONDS DRIVES OUT PES5|M|5N|

zatiou Of tho Victory Loan campaign is
now complete and tho personnel OF the
tNo organizations will be announced al
Intervals during the campaign through
the nrcss. The school committee and
speakers bureau Of the women's or
ganizatinn i. as follows:
School Committee.
Chairman. Miss Lou Hastings.
Miss Evn Davidson. Webster school
Miss EIdda HinEc!l. Centre school.
Sister ChrysoStown. ST. Nphonsus
Convent.
Mrs. I. T.. Jones Mozart school.
Miss Jennie MeGown. Mckinley
sChonl.
Miss Lurlla Wallace, Jefferson school.
Sitter NJ. Stanisluus. ST. Joseph con-
vent.
Sister ". Bernard, ST. Joscph's con-
vent.
Miss Laura Bender, Washington
SCHOOL.
Miss Ruth Holden. Madison school.
Miss Ruth Hillnian. Clay school
Miss Florence Rice. Union school.
Miss Grace Wagner. Ritchie school.
Speakers List
Miss Sarah Jackson. 81 Poplar Ave.
Woodlaw1.
Mrs. Arch Bcllvillc. il Pike street
Wheeling.
Miss Ruth Petit. 60 y. Fourth street,
Martins Ferry.
Mrs G. ". Henry. Hamilton Ave.
Hawthorne Court.
Nj Ruth Robinson. 51+ Main street.
Miss Helen SIiffc. l2+ Twentieth. ST.
Warwood.
Rev. Clara Cook Hclvic. 139 Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. Levina Habcrficld. 81 First street
Mrs. Laura kasley Brooks. 1873 18th
street. WarwoCd
MR.. Thomas J.. Hayes. 109 Edgwood
Avenue E Ia.
Mrs. John Il. Garden. All Main street.
Mrs. Julian C. Hcarn". Lrathrrwnod.
Mrs. J. Dana Tnmlnson. 51f Main
street..
Miss Charlotte Winters. COS Tenn ST.,
Island.
Mrs W. T.. Hyde. 1l4c ,Eoff street
Miss Rose Coleman. @l40 Chaplinc ST.
Madame Pierre Coelcu. SO Virginia ST.
Miss Kathcryn Mitchell, Mutual Bank.
City.
Mrs Eodly Brooks. Ct Fifteenth ST.
Mrs Jasper 3. Baum, II Maple ave-
nue., Woudlnwn.
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CONFLICTING Winds
AGAIN HOLD Up THE
ATLANTIC FLIGHT.

ST. JOHNS. y. F.. April 3.-Con.
nic,ing winds which meteorologists pre-
dicted would continue for at least, forty
eight hours held up again today the
plans Of Harry G. Hawker. Australian
flyer. and Captain Frederick P. Rayn.,
ham. his British rival, to start their
long deferred attempt to ny across the;
Atlantic. =. ~ ~ r. z
4 heavy foG which had hung over the.
water lifted this afternoon, and Captain.
Raynham ordered his mechanicianssstns
prepare his Martinsyde plane for q trial
flight. Before the preparations couldtb4
completed. however. the mist descended i
again and the fight was abandoned. fir
Hawker apparently had settled down.
TO patient waiting. for satisfactory~
weather. and there was no activity I'M
the hangar where his Sopwith biplane
Is awaiting the great test. - 3,
Letters. poems and link chA1er3.9
from persons in the United States and
Canada are pouring in to the flyers. and
Hawkcr has mounted one OF the lucky
tokens. Teddy bear" on his plane. ss5! s,!
1t was reported here tonight that
United States meteorolosists were on
their way here to make observauonG
presumably preparatory to the start OF
the United States navys proposed tranA,3
Atlantic flight. -
4 Handley-Pagc bombing machine
which was reported to have been entereds
for the transatlantic flight now II rec:
ported to be ready for shipment April
&c on the steamer Dizzy from 4nGfand.;
and Is expected to arrive May 9. ItsiBs
understood that an attempt will Be mAda
to have the Digby land at Harbor Gricas
for direct transfer Of the plane to thes
hangar which has been prepared ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
Hundreds Of Wheelingites
Rush to Headquarters With
Their Subscriptions, Not
Waiting for the Solicitors
School Committee and the
Sneakers List Announced

All nossiuisp, Ihnt has existed Win
ror.roncc 10 tho success OF the victory
liberty Loan is fast being disp"iien y!
,r.v tho subscriptions arr coming IN w
ho,duuartcrS and che reception given
tho solicitors in making their ROUNDS
There never was any doubt nut mat '"'
loan would he a success al least in 'nc
minds Of the officials in charge "t 'hr
loan hui even they arc SURPRISED ~ Itc
nrn,npe response with which the Punhc
is meeting the appeal and Suoscrio'hE
carly. ~ f.. ,,,,
Many buyers arc not waiting lot 'nc
solicitors to call upon them AT thc!r
homes or pIacrs Of business. but are
coming into headquarters ana Ee',Ins
,h.ir names down on the honor roll. INC
,romn,ol scntimrm seems 10 be that
I:ncle Sam has done a good job. has con-
tractcd n huge debt and it is up TO the
rank and file 10 come across and pay
their r.,.tion Of the price Of peace.
Hcaduuartcrs is a busy place these
days and the vast amount Of detail work
is roinr along smoothly and all plans
arc maturing successfully. Mr.. {.
Ncrtz F>ranzheim in charge of IN" ming
has his department In shape for the
work ahead and all the preliminary a"-
,aNs were gotten out Of the way yes
terGay. He was assisted yesterday nF
number Of young ladies who served our
iu., the last loan and again nave folun-
tcrrcd their services for che victory
Ioau These ladies serving yesterday
wcrc Misses Ruth Mason Virginia rlac-
Gus, Katherine R"istcr. Angela Eoni1l.
1oscnhinc Henshaw. Nan Smith. Mildred
Erattir and Katherine Aul These young
ladies will serve throughout the CAM
paigu and ',T they arc familiar win IN"
w,rI, this portion Of thc activities ut
hcodnusrtcrs will be we'll provided for
Tho burroughs Adding Machin" Co.:
Yesterday placed in the office Two "'
their latest styl" adding machines f"r
rho use Of tho committee during thc
drive, This eratuitous act was highly
\ orprcri;r cd by thr committee and 1t Will
greatly facilitate the detailed work TO
br done in tho checking department.
All supplies arc now on hand nj heao-
ruarIers and all necessary wants can
now he supplied.
Both the mems and womcns' organi-
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-auI-A Il.
j. s. PLANES
" ~ & 10,
SHOW Up GOOD

NEW YORK. April 22.--1n two hard:
tryouts at the Rockaway Point today
the giant seaplanc NC? proved the the
worth of the type Of machine choosens
by the navy department to attempt its
transatlantic flight responding readily
to every movement 1t was called to make
in q total Of 81 hours Of flying. :.ss=
The plane took the air under all con.
ditions and rode the waves like a voter;
an when called upon to do so. Eleven
passengcrs were carried and the MAJ
chine met all requirements for a%lift;:F
ing capacity of 2S.5oo pounds. tnclud.:
ing its own weight Of $4,000 pounds
Lieutenant Commander H. G. Richf:
ardson pilotcd the NC on her afternoon:
trip. landing about mile from Fire,
Island. He then turned 1t over to. Lieut,s
Commander NJ. 4. Mitscher who brought
it back. alighting easily at the RocEaS:S3
way station. ,GiS
In. the morning flight OF an hour ands
n half. Lieutenant J. H. Hinton mantP.
ulated the plane on the water and IN;
the air with 10 passengers aboard: s;
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The international
Situation Reviewed
TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

-rherr is no visible sign on the pat OF
-, british and French premierS anu
President Wilson Of weakening III ,"'
e,and they have taken that Italy - NV
,o ,,ace IS too high. Promises ahegeu
,,,.. bccn made to Italy by france
and Great Britain in the LonooI
nre being largely held to oS the
Tho Italians did not atteno 80 n.,r
o,;r,~ of The council OF four. when put
.;ao entirely the italian CLAIMS. unu
disrnssed with Baron Maxine ana
co,,nt chinda of the japanese detesat'o''
tbe question Of the future Oh Nsao E
Annarently there is still niucn n.'r
- over tho italian question. pt!e y,
-the italian delegates told the ASSoe
-. - was considered useless toF tne
I,a1ions 70 take further part IN inc COZ
t,-snces unless the allies were asFFe''"'e
to granting Italy's request. one cot,ipIo
mise has been suggested TO inc Ataii1ts
hut declined by them. accnro'nk |" 70
reports This provided TOT Fee"et''Iot
of Italy's claim to f1ume IN ret0In 49,.
the abandonment OF her a''o'''o''S "
Dalmatian coast. -;.,
n-,.,do and members Of tho council OF
r,r- are said to have taken place ana
meeting with Mr.. Lloyd Georg" mas oN"n
arranged to secure. it possible M ADJUST
ment Of the controversy.
considerable fighting has taken place
on the Russian front between Soilsh
and the Bolsheviki. The Poles have cap
,nred wilma and the important railway
rcnters @: Baranovichi and SovogorodeS
IN the south of wilma. Reports arc :"
rho effect that near 1."mberg the Poles
have broken through the CKrain'an
front.
Tho Soviet government Of Bella knn N
Hungary has been orerthrown. Riot ana
niI,apc are said to BE- IN progress in Bud
apest. Sor.
bcen resumed in Munich. where "urtem-
borg troops have started an attack
against the Soviet forces under cover or
artillery fire. ,,
Revolution in Turkey has been follow
I'd by the setting UP OF SOVIET soEei ~ ~
,nent. according 70 reports received IN
Paris from kiev, Russia.
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IS
AGAINST ANTI;
ANGLO ACTION

BERLIN. April ee.-Mathias tirzoer-
ger, head Of the German armisttce COM
mission. in an address before tho peace
commission in the national assembly.
spoke against 4 policy. for an alliance
Of the European contincntals powers
against the AnElo-Saxons. which he SAID
would destroy the basis OF n league OF
nations He added that GermanE's pol
icy was based on President wilson y
fourteen points. and said tn" German
Government desired a lasting peace with
nj, nations. including France. with
which country thn armisticc commission
had avoided bringing about aEsrara'lns
opposition.
concerning tho question of r"sponsi-
ni,itv for the war. Erzbergrr demanded
that all countries formulate questions
m tho prcln.:cs for submission TO nau-
;ral and independent court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
General Alvarez Executed by Mexicans

my wife and child arc In New Or
leans and perhaps at this hour do not
know Of my impending fate. Afy
mother lives in Oucrctarc. am ready
to dI without fear. because / know
man is born eventually TO die. ! am
A. years old. Many friends have visit
cd me in prison. aand their kind words
have helped me TO face death bravely.
None Of my old companions Of tha
federal army, however, have como to
see me-"
Alvarez requested the correspondent
To advise his family In New Orleans
that his last thoughts were of them.
and that he had left letters for them.
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S|BER|ANS IN
GREAT VICTORY
OVER THE REDS
ENTIRE EAST FRONT
NOW IS MENACED
Wilma Captured By the Poles
North Russians Defeat
Bolsheviki

LONDON. April %2.-(British WireicSs
Servicc)-Thc siberian army OF AZ
mral Kolchak's government, in making
all advance of 1a0 miles in five wccKs
on the Ural front. has achieved sue
cess which cndangcrs the entire Bolshe-
vIk position in eastern Russia Accord
ing to adviccs from Omsk. the Slberians
arc now within 100 miles of the Folga.
tho most important river of Russia ana
the new successes on the River hnna'
in the center OF the four hundred mlie
front. make untenabln the BolsheviK
positions cast OF the Volga. The Boishe-
vik troops opposed To tho allies in north
Russia and those facing General Dehc-
kinc in south Russia arc affected scrl-
ously by the advance.
The Bolshcviki had clung obstinatciI
to Sarapul. southwest Of Perm. and 'ts
capture together with much war male
rial and number Of Bolshcvik leaders
is looked upon at Omsk as an important
success. Both banks of the Kama river.
which joins the Volgn near kazan. nave
been cleared Of Bolsheviki for a dis
tance Of more than zoo miles.
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however, ordered compliance. with the
scr+crrr of the cuurt-martial. and the
nrisnnrr was brought out TO face his
CutiOncrS.
Two hours before tho execution the
CORES pnndrnt of the Associated Press
visited Alvarez in his cell. He WAS
a absolutely calm and cvinccd no fear,
nprd declared hr was prepared 10 die.
"I consider the sentence Of the milf
laray court illegal" said Alvarez. "as
| ceased % he soldier when the fed
eral army dlshanded and I left the coun-
try. If I am shot it will be illegal.
II were still II soldier tho courts SEN
tcncc would have been just.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
SIDESTEP ACTION ON
CKINO-JAp PROBLEM

PARIS. April 2@.-(By tho Associated
Prcss)-Thc council OF four decided TO-
dav TO discontinu" its hearings on tho
Chinese and Japanese claims 10 rights in
Shantung province, and agreed merclyto
terminate Gcrmanys rights in China In
the peace treaty. leaving the settlement
Of the respective rights Of China and
Iarnn IN the German concessions until
4 later date.
This agreement is subject TO tn" aP-
proval Of China and Japan. whose dele
cations have sent cableg-ams to their
governments. and cxnress the belief that
their governments will agree.
The postponcmcnt of the final settle
mcnt is compromise which meets the
demands Of neither China nor Japan.
Janan asked that the German rights
definitely be given TO her with the un-
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VERA Cruz. Mexico. April 22.-tRy
the Associated Press. l--Gcnerai frah-
cisco Alvarez. of the :nti-govcrnn"nt
forces, was executed AT 1880 O'CLOCK
last night. He mot his death Mt the
hands Of o firing squad with she utmost
bravery.
Many thousands Of persons surround
Cd the barracks when the execution
took place.
. Alvarez had h""u sentenced 10 dir at
an earlier hour. hui. on orders received
from the suprcm" court. the execution
was held up. Tho war department,
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derstanding that she return them to-
China under certain conditions.
China urged that the German leasea;
and concessions should be definitely.
recognized as belonging to China again.:
having been taken from her forciely bys
Germany. si5a
The postponement Of the anal. decision
leaves it uncertain whether the rcspes
tive rights Of China and Japan. will @bcs
passed on in the final peace treaty or.
left 10 the league Of nations. ~.
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BIG 1uEz ON SCHEDULE.

PARIS, April 2o.--tBy The Associ-
ated Pressr-Thc United States trans
port George Washington will return TO
the United States with troops after re-
nairs tc her machinery. it was an
nounccd this afternoon. Hereafter the
George Washington will run on an alter
nate schedule with the Leviathan and
Mount Vernon. go that on" OF those
steamers will always h" Mt Brest reaGS
for tho return OF President wilson
when he desires.
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yrsGr1A JOINS CONTEST.

RICHMOND. Va. April 22.-Thr state
of Tirgintss decided :'dey L" JON win
South Dakota and Massachusetts in the
contest before the uwtcd States SUI
prcme court To prevent the POSTMASTER
general putting into effect II schedule NJ
increased rates for intra-statc telephone
service. :,
rectcd it's counsel to file brief on be-
baIP of the state Of Virginia. amicuS
ourias, in tho cases from South Da-
kota and Massachusetts on which the
supreme court has agrce to hear argu-
,nrnts May 5. 1t is expected to have
Tho brief on file prior to the hearing OF
the arguments.
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up FOR RECONSIDERATION
NEW YORK DISTRICT LEADS THE COUNTRY WITH
LOAN. SUBSCRIPTIONS REACHING S62, SOL, ,0OO
S6O,1OO,OOO Subscribed in Cleveland District
CLEVELANI

CLEVELAND 22Ofica estimates placed the Flco
the nrst day were
at Liberty
the first two days
the subscriptions are coming IN o
of today employees Oh
Company s65Ooo fifteen minutes "
II cent OF their quota