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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
SHORT LIBERTY
Released Convict Arrested
on Another Charge.

George Reese, COL. whose term of
one year in the penitentiary at Ed
dyville has just expired, is back in
Jail to be tried on another charge.
Sheriff Johnson took him down about
nine months ago, but by reason of
his good time" he got out Thurs
day and found the sheriff waiting to
arrest him on another charge of
breaking into Lander Brothers
store at Newstead and stealing some
goods. He will be tried again this
fall and his job at Eddyville may be
held for him.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
SECTION OF
CONCRETE
Seventh Street First to Have
Improved Method
Tried.
NEAR 900 SQUARE YARDS
Work Was Ordered Last
Spring To Give Con-
crete a Test.

West Seventh street, from Main TO
Water, upon which section of per-
menent concrete street was ordered
last spring, is being put down this
week. About one foot of the old
street was dug out, with its admix-
ture of Rock Asphalt put on about
two years ago. The stone was used to
rebuild Water street from Seventh
to Ninth.
The concrete will be laid by hands
working under the direction of
Engineer McClaid and once put
down it is expected to last for many
years. The cost cannot be ascertain
ed until the work is done. The ex'
pertinent, if it proves satisfactory.
will influence the council largely in
building streets in the future.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
OLD POINT CROWD
About Thirty Left On Excur-
sion Yesterday.

T. E. BARLEY lest yesterday morn
- with an excursion party of about
Hirty for Old Point Comfort, Wash
ington and other points in the East.
They will be gone about ten days or
two weeks. Following were those
who left with the party from this
city:
J.T. Wall, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Nick SalIee, c. F. Lacy and
two daughters and son, Reuben
Trotter and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
BurkhoIder, Mrs G. N. Duffer, Mrs.
Jesse Reeves and daughter, r. t.
Dalton, w C. Crenshaw, ]. B. Me-
Kenzie, Ed Hancock, Mr.. Golay, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus K. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. King and Mrs. L. l..
Leavell.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
TWO LOCAL MEN
Now in The Shooting Contest
At Darlington.

Capt. E. w. Clark and Capt. A. G..
Chapman, two Of the "crack shots"
for Camp Perry are now at Earling-
ton. The Madisonville Journal says:
The forty-three men who tried for
places on the state team qualified for
the test by making the best records
in their respective regiments. They
made required scores for places on
the regimental teams by shooting on
the three ranges of the state, at
Darlington, Louisville and Frank
fort. After this they met on the
Darlington range last week and after
a few days practice, fought for
places on the state team. Major
Walter Powers, of this city, is the
executive officer of the range. The
twelve men and three alternates Sc
lected will compete with the same
number from each state at nation.
al match 70 be held at Camp Perry,
Ohio, nineteen miles west of San
dusky, from August Is to 26.
Over one thousand men will com
pete in this tournament and it is ex.
pected to be the biggest thing of the
kind ever held in the United States.
Until the 13 of the month. the state
team will practice at the Darlington
range and then go to Camp Perry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Value of Insurance.

Fires originate in unexpected
places and from unknown causes.
Doubtless some one who reads this.
article will sustain the next loss.
Are YOU insured and have you the
best insurance your money can buy?
The Giant Insurance Agency
Qncorporated), settles their losses
promptly and equitably and guaran-
tees to sell their policies at as low
rate as any company doing business.
Office in First National Bank build
ing. Both phones.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
LIBEL SUIT
Zeb Stewart Asks $4,000
Against Paducah Sun.

An important lawsuit was filed in
the Trigg circuit court Tuesday by
Attorney John w. Kelly, of the local
bar, Max Hanbery, of this city, and
Emmett Holland, of Murray, also
being attorneys in the case. The
style of the suit is Zeb A. Stewart, a
prominent Murray attorney, against
the Sun Publishing Company, of Pa.
ducah. The plaintiff asks damages
in the amount of $4,000 by reason
of the publication of an article in
the Sun in its issue of the 9th of
August, 1909.-Cadiz Record.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
DIR. Jenkins Up North.

DR.. Millard A. Jenkens will be
busy duriug his vacation. Last Sun
day he supplied in New Britain,
Conn. The following weeks he will
spend at the Mortified Bible Con-
ferance, Northfield, Mass, and be-
ginning with the second Sunday, will
fill his annual weeks engagement
with DR.. Mcpherson at Tent Evan
gel, New York City. The remain
der of the month will be spent with
friends in the North and with his
mother at Asheville, N. C.-Baptist
World.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
And Warrington Will Have
No Saloons After To-
Night.
A BITTER FIGHT MADE.
Had Nine Months to Run but
Unlawful House Was
Alleged.

County Judge Walter Knight
Wednesday revoked the saloon Ii
cense of Walter McIntose and the
last of the Warrington saloons has
been put out Of business, or will be
after Saturday night. The license
had nine months to run, but the sa-
loon, it was alleged, was not run
according to law, hence was closed.
It was charged that the place did a
Sunday business and caused much
disorder in its territory. Judge
knight decided that the best inter
ests of the people demanded that the
house be closed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
GUARDS DOUBLED
For Taft Since Attempt to
Assassinate Gaynor.

Beverly. Mass, Aug. 11.-Since
the attempted assassination of May.
or Gaynor. secret service men guard.
ing President Taft have been re.
doubled. Eight crack pistol shot
guards are at the Presidents cot
tage. The chief executive is never
beyond their sight, while every per-
son approaching is carefully
watched.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Brought Here.

The body of Mrs. P. c. Duvall,
who died at South Carrollton, KY,
was brought here for interment
Wednesday and buried in Riverside
Cemetery. She was the wife of Rev.
P. C. Duvall, who had charge of the
Methodist circuit here for four
years. She was "A years old. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Geo. H. Means.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Earth Gives Way.

The boring of an 800-foot well in
Staunton, Va, has caused the earth
to swallow up a two-story house and
a large tree. The ground is cracked
in the business part of the city and
many other buildings have sunk al
most out of sight. Public buildings
are threatened.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
NIGHT RIDER SAVED.
Governor Commutes Sentence
To Life Imprisonment.

Nashville, Aug. 10.-Gov. Patter-
son today commuted the sentence of
Marcellus Rheinhart, the Montgom-
cry county night rider. to life i'm
prisonment. Rheinhart was recent
ly given a respite of thirty days by
the Governor. He was convicted of
the murder of Rufus Hunter in
Montgomery county and sentenced
to death on the gallows.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
LOSES STABLE.
Farmer Near Pembroke Has,
a Serious Loss.

j. w. Bond, a well known farmer
residing two miles north of town..
lost his stable by fire Saturday night,
says the Pembroke Journal. A large
amount of hay was destroyed in the
building, but the live stock was got
ten out in safety. Mr.. Bond carried
$500 insurance on the stable and
contents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
HUGE APPLE
Specimen Raised BY G. E.
Sively, Weighing l IL Lbs.

Mr.. Chas. E. Sivley. of Howell
brought to the Kentuckian office
yesterday the finest apple seen this
season, 1t is of the Summer Queen"
variety and measures l54 inches in
and weighs "a ounces.
There were many others on the
tree weighing over a pound. The
apple was picked from young tree
bearing its first crop.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Lebanon Goes Wet.

Lebanon voted for a return of the,
licensed saloon by majority of 13..
Three years ago the town went dry
by 63 majority.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Bond Returns.

Charles Bond, COL, who was taken
to Carthage, Tenn, last week to an
swer to an old charge for murder,
has returned home. Whether he
gave bond or was acquitted has not
been learned.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
Phitanthropist Dead.

Robert Treat Paine, president of
the american Society, and widely
known as a philanthropist, died at
Waltham, Mass.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13
NOTICE!

George Shipp, for some time driver
for Carothers Transfer Co., is no long
Aer an employe of said company.
Mr.. Matt Pritchett, a white man,
takes his place.
All calls will be handled promptly by
anyone answering telephones No. 81
and No. 1913 at j. 7. Stevens stable,
No. Z Virginia street.
4Give us your orders and they will be
handled promptly.
CarOtherS Transfer Co.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13

An opportunity that comes but
twice a year. Keach's Low Price
Sale.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-08-13

Porch furniture at your own price
almost at Keach's Low Price Sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
MOTHER.

Orr gOnd soyeFnnr has again Get
.snart ! snscts, aay for the neonla LOT ~
west virginia to do homage to the
dearest most kind hearted and ever
.ton,,est, 4. Gods creation. Mother ON
sunday MAJ 3 W. ara entreated f.
tnrn5 ont thonebts 70 the noble women
ysbo eave nd b.Etb and cared for us
ten,lerlv and atyectionatelv when we
were not able n care for ourselves
And ram stbat s,Sy toathis II. sae$is
etiIl Sii{tna {tofbsvS h Ia f6ltbkea us
and GOOD nv ne Il evil as wei ii
lls ESEo1 81 ssyo,d fa666rts Mother love
mi ~ com ! E nps,, and nuts n
nrernirm on ON. attafnments, Her
sve,g sea An n n different lirBt4 sSe
yssds nm nbotives f,,Dm atsserent; an 4
ola. ana .nai,f;a TtfYerent estimate on
an, deeds ,.hoth anoa and had from
+base .wt,a have not s,,sFerea, ss much
Tor o,,,:, sakes I..osy gss;i
Gsinos mst: wep observer Mothers
nav many changes have come. Some
have said farewell to earthly cares
and gone to dwell in the eternal home.
others have since that time Joined the
ranks of motherhood themselves and
now realize as never before the thrill
Of low that stirs the mother heart
when she looks ON her first born. So
long as Cod keeps making mothers
and taking mothers the human heart
win be rendered more susceptible
n 5thsaStreatestT lows and 1.-THE sdAeefb.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

The Daily oklahoman runs the fol.
lowing significant line across the top
OF its front page:
"T'he real function of live news.
paper in live. city and State is to re-
fleet their record of prosperity and
boost for It's continuance" True
words. noble sentiment. Every friend
Of such a paper helps in Its good
work. Aren't you glad to be- in the
procession dear reader? ., ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
12,4OO
rms espM.atq =

Grand Total ifs8alfsBsTSsygs.s $4,000
From all the above therefore It ber
comes apparent that the local building
when finally finished ana equipped viii
representa- gross investment Of $11Ds
1876, and will, we believe, return IN
manhood and In satisfaction to the
community dividends ,swarranhng
every penny of the investment.
The dificulty;sl Il In asreport Of this
kind such a matter maybe ALLUDED Il
is that the city needs Immediately the
work which the ASSOCIATIONS can only
do with complete building and that
your committee has nelthsr the Htil
nor the, authority to incur further
debts in the prosecution Of the plans.
We report with considerable gdis.
faction that the building as It now
stands w4lscatFs itselfAI nes5be ukRl
such cine as the community can take
action to meet further necessities. The
rentals from bed rooms copserystiyel8
estimated will yield $4,000 per annuh,
more than enough to carry the hptll;
ing without any association. work OF
membership.
Whether the generous people OF
FaIrmont will authorize the ihhhedlI
ate completion and furnishing ,ef ths,
building in conformity with the com.
mlttees plans is not within goufDpfo.
vince to determine.
We entertain the hope, however,
that the work begun will be finished
lin time to permit occupancy aha tAsS
of the building by our men and boys
not later than the early mon Of OF
Thanking the community, and sub.
scFlbers especially t6r the Edepfs.
.reposed III this Committee aud wei.
coming every Just criticism as well as
commentator for what has been done,
we beg to remain, gralt sneliilI
Very respectfully yours,
cohmttteeIal'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
aBEwARE OF The DOGS,

"5EWARE OF THE Dogs s3
Editor West virginian: fsss
Your communication, Of yesternight
signed Alpha, Ne. Suspect Is from
certain reverend" gentleman whose
dread and butter" has been touched
by the. wonderful volumes he men a (.
tions, He. forgets evidently that q
real, genuine Christian is oft times
taken, ".as q decetyer,, yet true" also
that, such teachings as contained ipp
aforesaid volumes did. not quite suit
the doctors" of our Lords time, and
hence we can't expect the same to
please them wholly now. However, u
good deep. draught from the clear,
pure stream OF Truth is SUFFICIENT
proof to test the yeraclty of any work.
The methods of "Alpha" seem some.
what aligned to the. recent Vatican
decree which forbade the American
gentleman audience after visit to
,"the Methodlsts." Such priestcraft is
out Of date in these enlightened days,
for it but whets the appetite of public
favor. Likewise ssmoky doctrines,
and .,musty creedsp only cast shame
on the upholder in the broad light Of
the twentieth century. Moreover sa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

BILE Resources ...,, u a.,,.3 t,0lO 20
(Note: No estimate made for bond
interest in above statement ls on
K The;amount,o f casheop hand, mirhi
eoIleetibIe subseriptipns is not sl9fl,
cient to provide for the. following
TENS Of expense nov me- eSsafy u lids
ish and furnish the building; gc "
Estimate Of amounts required to
finish the building: y q
Upon contracts already let 2
nov. being complsted $40 5000
Painting walls Of basement
|.ld1d gyninasinm a.. .;salts3d tSs
Water proof rear of building. 400
Cement walks front and side
of building 49,. .to.. .a.saaa 1900
Construct Swimming APeoE stssd
and finish Bath .,.e. ,s,spfis cog
iyr.7 aiTE 5Ty5.
Estimate of amounts required 70
furnish the building alr estlmates Be.
ing based upon assoclaaon,e experience
elsewhere: W
DormitorIes C42) furnishings S,4Oo
Halls and Landings, coveringsS. 500
Billiard Tables .......:,...,..... q 800
Lobby and once Furniture i.660
Boys Rooms .......,.... 500
Educational Rooms 1890. a. 500
Auditorium -. -, y, {. 80. 49, 500
Gymnasium Apparatus 4. $500 ~ 200
Lockers q. =, .,'.t'' 800 1,6OO
Bowling Alleys III. z. ~. .2.%.Idt 1880
Kitchen and Dining Room y. 500
CLASS TOR EiectFie and Gas :.
Ffxt,lresi iG.l, 9i.9u't aaSsSl 400
N II iSltS .ttilAhid
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
WHAT Hopr MExlco2,

has sfesIdSs aegidsals0'a cut loose
from uncle sam and aollow its own
curse IN supervising the politicsf 20.
fairs aif aepVeA America IN
This is becoming III serieusA uestiop,
not only iii tlie United States, but ii
those republics, which have hereto.
fore kent thsiS eyes on their big neigh;
bors OF the north before executing, a
political coup. There Is reason I'd be.
lteye; too that the bonds of mutual
interest which united Mexico and the
United States in keeping the peace in
Central America and, possibly, with
each other, are just about ready to
snap.
The particular occasion for this sur.
mise was the Nicaragua situation.
When the United States could no long.
ertolerate the impossible zelaya; who
committed Just one crimeq too many
iill murdeping3 tbai two Americans,
Mexico hprriedls sent former .Ambas.
sadora Creel to Washington to. see II
something could not be- done.p! 1T
was shown very quickly thatoasome
thing could notebe done and Cree
& went back to- Mexico. oficourse that
should have ended the rnatteri'bqt 1t
didn't Mexico and the United States
had aiwas Joined hands on Central
American affairs. .s'a
Together they had arranged the
Washington conventions by which the
i've republics had agreed to keep che
peace, Il
Despite this traditional friendship,
when zelaya fled, Mexico received him
more like a fugitive king than de-
spicable tyrant, whose career in Mic
aragua would have made Caligula
green with envy. He was taken
aboard a Mexican war vessel and hon
Of. was paid him in every possible way
by the government, But this was not
/ I'LL.
zelaya having left, his office fell on
the shoulders OF Madriz, a more OF
less constant adherent and follower
in his footsteps. The United States
did not propose to. accept Madriz any
more than zelaya, lat least not until
{ he had shown himself in mood to
4 give some heed to the constitution d
Nicaragua. Mexico thought other
wise MadriE was recognized almost
Immediately and Mexico did it with
an air that Indicated that If Uncle
Sam didn't like 1t he could put it in
his pipe and smoke 1t. This was a
vast contrast between the attitude Of
the two governments which worked
together so tremendously in arrang
ing the peace conventions sof Wash
4 ington but few years before.
When the Pan.American conference
meets in Bdeuos Aires next July II
win be very embarrassing ,if Nicara
qua should send delegates who would
be recognized ny Mexico and ignored
blythe United States,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

We don't know much about condi.
lions in Ohio county but 1t certainly
would put crimp in the Scott con.
tingent If Hubbard should carry the
county. The Wheeling Intelligencer
would be worse than DR.. Hale's MAN
without Country" and the imitators
in various places would have the dole.
full dumps something awful.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

The westavirginiah's harmony pro.
gramne has ELECTED much favorable
comment and d mass meeting Of Re.
pubHcans favoring the plan outlined
has been suggested, How would such
a meeting cns next Monday might at
the court,hauSe please alI Rspnbllcahs
who want to make Republican victory
not only possible but sure this fall?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

TITS GODS BLESSING THAT WE
HAVE SOME MEN N PUBLIosL M.
IN WEST vIRsINI,A, WHO ARE RtG.
ENOgeH Net TO lB# CONTROL ZIP
ETrHER BY STATE OR A FDDER
MACHINE, OR BY A CoMBINAI.
nov Sois 6SoB.Pe drRREsT
AND NJ. i, HUBBARD IS A MAN Of.
THAT KfNpis ii &. e.
eelip lHtsl lIEapeeMJ nly 81 1908
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
,ost Of building. s65, 600.

cost Of building. s65i0oo.
coatsville, Pa, population 5000;
cost Of building, $4,000.
Hazelton, Pa, poulation 1900;
colt IF building, $4,000.
PottsviEe11i pa, population 10000;
cost Of building $4,000.
Z aildfss Instances se6iid be pointed
to where, cities under Fairmont in
point 81, ,bopflstioR and Industrial i'm.
portalce have invested mucn more
than viii ne REPRESENTED ~ our own
building Wien completely FURNISHED and
which Jnemaesi I'M itstress7 cost OF
$4,000. the, cost ,pf lpt, which was
Sls2S7.5O.
The detailed report Of receipts and
expenditures submitted herewith on
account of the building represents.
therefore, the results of the 'applica.
ton of business judgment on the part
Of your committees and OF the large
number Of subscribers with whom
your committee constantly advised
Nothing in the way of luxury has been
provided in the construction of this
building, but hotbIpE. n cheap or qaes.
ticaabie value has Been included. we
hsyssPsghsstpsh s1arge enough
and good enough building to meet the
needs Of Dur growing city for mum
iBers5f Years to ,e6tGe..;sa NE
sRep0Ft n Finance 9 Committee, show.
!ffg qecsipss aid expeHdit,resao April
20, 1910: SissR =
sqa s va RaaatHta HGa
collected from subseribers,e
100 Btildfag FShd :: !. 56,s85.T8
Sale of Bonds at face value, s5,OOp.OO
NsoB at Etrst Sat t!e RsFks
secured by subscribers
,fR6teS tdepositsa asac6ilat.
'aaiSaia. .t..-.lla! i.i:s.3. shy. 1,11s.Sf
-sae o14 sd HG0m bdiIding 4
7; size !stt!aa fI5!2.! !I!.. BOO
Sale 81 building maferaE.. 1920
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
NOTICE MoosEl

Notice is hereby given OF stock.
holders meeting Of the Moose Club
to be held on Saturday, April 80, 1910.
at p. m. sharp, at the Moose club
house. All stockholders are urgently
requested to be present, as important
business is to be transacted. BY or
der Of the secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

sIet6aseiah Celebrated his fye.huns
drsdth birthday s'is
"The Office boys have celebrated my
fueral whenever the team played,"sRs
said New York Sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

Those runaway, elephants are. hard.
ly equal to those who helped clean up.
the wreck beween this city and Nor.
gantown a few years, ago. It will be
that they carried water
in their trunks to put out the, fire in
the burning cars! ,sgI 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS IF
FOR s0RERlNTEN1ENT OF FREE
I. SCHOOLS.

we are authorized to announce
Carter L. faust as a candidate for
County Superintendent of Free
Schools Of Marion county, subject to
the decision of the Republican pri;
mary 70 BE held later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

me D Wbuaffuuldu
and Iwould Ike to
tell thewhole World
Of ii. I suffered
fronlfefnale trouble
and fearfuTpainsin
my back. Ihad the
best doctors and
they all de cided
that I hada t1lnor
In addition to my
female Trouble and
advised an opera
tiOn. iydf9 h.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

Even the circus elephants turned In
surgents when they, reached U4cle
Joe Cannon's town. We hardly dream.
ed 1t was SO bad. as that.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
DIES M WEsI.

GRAFTON, w. Va April 30. Mrs.
Ethel Pryor. daughter Of q y Aims,
OF this city, d dead Il Denver Colo
She leaves a husband and son and HI
terment win be made IN the west
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
AFTER
one YEAR
Cured BY Lydia B. Pink
hams fable G Compound

milwaukee. wis. Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Comp inid has made
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

soLE-PRooF LADY At HartIey's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
s s2,S88.6S

Balance on nand ,,.,...S 2OO11I
Statement Of resources and liabill.
ties as Of Apfn 20, 1910:
Available Resources:
Bills receivable ........... $L357s6I
Account W. s. Thomas So, 944.OOI
Uncollected Subscriptions
considered good ......,,. 6,Oss,5o|
Faterial on hand :, s..,. 1,SS74T
cash,in Natl Banket, Fiat, Z. 1875
Cash in Peoples Natl Bank of
Point Marion ......"...,. 1896
Total available resources s., 1884
Liabilities.
Balance required for heating
and plumbing ....3.......S 1,S6S.1O
Balance required for electric
wiring .,...'....,.,,.,," 0sogV
Commission Of Architects y. 4, 1913
Finishing Building s,e4o.455
Bills payable ~, S,l1s:.S6Il
;ls,sss.ss
Nss Liabilities eyer A 4