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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-19
NOTICE or CONTEST
For Publication

Department of the Interior.
Z. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
March Il, 1912
To Hans 7. Iresland Of EkHlnka, Mont.
You~ are hereby notified that Isaac n.
NrCulloln. who gives Ehalaka, Montana as
hls p,o>totiirr ADDRESS, did on %nrrH Is.
ntod application ]prontrSt and srcur. the
rancvllaticn oi your desert land entry so.
v&;1S i.'"d" SOW. III 1909 for SNt,, township
ana is ~ruNHH- fer his ,ultr.t il, Hllt&uS
That tntrNnlan do not MAKE entry in good
faltil bat tor ~"2,tui;ltiN" ~plrpnst>: tHnt
rntrylnan has not h"gl:l work Of rccininiing
Improving ana culliVnting said land and
that it is now in it's natural state; tant
entrynlan has submitted no annual proof
and has Conr no work for which said proof
could be offered.
lou are. therefore, further notified tEAt
the said allegations viii he jAkcu hy this
office AS having been confessed BY you, and
your said entry will be cancelled thcreun-
der without your further right to he heard
therein, either before this office or on au-
| peal. if YOU fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the fourth publication Of
under oa,h. specifically meeting and re
spending to these allegations IF contest. or
If YOU fail within thar time I" lille in this
office due proof that You have served 4
copy of your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail. >If
this service is mado by the delivery of :;
copy of your answer to the contestant in
person. proof Of such service must he either
the said contestants written acknowledge
ment of his receipt Of the copy showing
the date OF its receipt. or the affidavit Of tie
person by whom the delivery was made
stating when and where tn" copy WAS de
livorr1: if made by Registered mail, pr"of
Of such service must consist Of the Affidavit
of the person by whom the copy was
mailed stating when and the postofficc to
which ii Was mailed. and This affidavit
mnSt 1t" accompanied by Tie postmastcr'N
receipt for the letter.
You should state in yonr answer the
name of tn" postoffice to which you desire
further notice to be sent to you.
First Publication, March ~ 1912.
Second ~
Third ADrti ;
FGUrtu - l.
A. KIRCIII.R. Register
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of tine Interior.
u. 5. Land Office at Miles city. Montana,
April 6, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Robert b.
Williams. of Powderville, Mo tGnh who on
May Il. 1910 made homestead entry no. osoJ7
for SWN. Sec. II, r. IN X. 81 IL, MPMr has
mutation proof to establish claim to the land
above described before y. S. Land Office
at Miles City. Montana on the 14th day of
May, 1912.
Claimant names aSwitneSseS:
J. Il. Hutchinson, w G. Payne or HnrE"tt,
Montana Dave Tate. and Joseph II. Brown
POwdprVillc, Montana.
A. KIRCHEIs. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-19
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior
L. S. Land Office at Miles City. MontaLa,
March 80, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Rasmls
Johnson of ~BrOaddus, Montana who on
January ~, 1911 made homestead entry no.
oll4:i for So SEA NWA SEA, SEA SWA
Sec. % I. ) ). Range 5OF., NJ Pm. has filed
notice OF intention to make final five year
proof to establish claim to the land above
described before Henry T.. Rnyner L. =.
Commissioner at Olive. Montana on the 7th
day of May, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thor. BrOd.tCn. John BrOd>tOn. John T,
Wilson and Levi Bll;ken, all OF Broadlis.
MOntrna.
A. KIRCIIER. Register
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Departlnent Of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
March 8, lyl2.
Notice is. hereby given that John l..
ScOiield Of Graham, Montana who on April
II, 1906, made Desert Land entry No. 1875,
serial no. Gs7U}, for Sh NWN, NEN .WN,
NWH SEA, See. II, T.SS. r. 52E. M. F, NJ,
has filed notice of intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before T.. Rnyner, Z. S. Coinmis-
sioncr at Olive, Montana, on the 18th day Of
April, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George II. Rue, Charles l.. ScOfi"1d, Mirhacl
RrnrlOn, Frank bead, all of Graham, Mont
ana.
A. kIRCIIER. Register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
ALLEN OUTLAW

LEXINGTON. Ky. June 13.-wes.
ley Edwards. a member Of the Allen
clan. which raided the courthouse at
HillsvilF Va. on March 10, and assas-
sinated the Judge. the prosecutor and
the sheriff Of the county. besides kill
ing and wounding a number Of others
vas arrested this morning by Chief
OF Police A. p. Petit. Of Clay City.
forty miles east Of Lexington. n the
BELIEF n the authoritie sat that place
ia correct
The man. who gave his name az
Haihley and said he vas from West
Virginia. answers the description OF
the long sought fugitive in evsry par.
tlcular
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W. VA. SPECIAL
Speeding Through Indiana O. way 20
Chicago with RooasveIt
boomers Aboard.

Special Dispatch To- the InteIII ren-er.
RICHMOND. Ind. June % con board
West virginia special to chicago RE-
publican convention With che nsus
mat the Republican National committee
seated twelve Roosevelt delegates from
Missouri to-day. there Is great JOS Coz
niz1t among the West VIrrlnIa Hosrp-
welt delegates t0 the chicago convention
Who Gre sprsdinE toward the Windy
CITY There IH nn fH0uEnf ~ o. com.
promise Boo the minds of the west v.r.
rinfn delegate.
The Roosevelt boomers are solid Did
theif opposition tu EllhI Root the Taft
tEnlre Tor temporary chairman. and
WII SUCK fp ItuurasrIfH Candidate.
whom Do Ia Understood tonight all BE-
MrffpFrTr. uf Wisconsin
For vice prcHidenfIHf nomination tno
West NiIEIuiarH Will ha auIII Tor Gov.
efnpr tlaaHcOcf outside ~ the native
.nn they are practically unanimous flI
tE.frnat0r Albert j. Brgeridne. of boz
,iHus. or Senator tummiua. ~ Iowa
on the Trip through kenfurkg this eve.
liHs lnr ttonaerelt sprriu was given
90 ovation aIl along the line urniHra
DE delegates sudalternttea fe the con.
teuf'uu there are more than ono Hun.
cred West virginia Roosevelt boosters
'u the special.
Mra. William b. GiararosE. or char.
ieHfuu. Mrs H. ~ Uafnold. on ErFran
atId Mfa william Seymour Edunrla III
.Laflr sipn. ere among the Dice 0f din.
flLFliHnrl ladies on fna train.
TIE West Virginia special Ia due "a
Hiflfo ln chicago at O'clock
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REORGANIZATION

a meeting % the ohio County Re
publican Executive Committee vas
held lasi evening in the office o. cir
cur clerk Kingdom for the purpoeo
or renrEanizinE. g. J.. Kirk was re-
elected chairman. r. r. Creaap. sec.
r'iarl and Charles W Noitc. treas
uFer. without opposition The new
committeeman. william Trautwrin.
of Washington district. George phil
npa, Or clay district. and Harry
Kruger, % webster district were
seated after which the committee ad-
iourned 10 June "a. when % VIII meet
IN conjunction with the precinct com
mlUeemon. T2 IN all and the cnndi-
dntes 90 hear any suggestions that may
have Oh offer and o. transact such
other business a. may come up The
meeiinE VIII De- held in the second
branch council chamber and 90 will
doubtless boz interestinr.
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That ulcer can be cured

Youy oasc rs no wo,5e than wAaf
hhSfS beobie had.
Yet see how quickly mn.
cured them.
II was down three years with an
ulcer on the leg writes Mrs. Marie
Cooper II Mobile. Ala. ~ used only
three bottles of nm. and Il DID me
more good than hity-six bottles Il
another remedy. Those Who knew nv
condition and saw what mn. DID ior
me were surprised"
Mr.. r. J. Irving Of Center po,,t
Texas. writes. "a had = BAD core i~g
which ! could not get cured. I had ne
best physicians; ard tried vsrious rerr.
edics. Al JAILED until I used B.B.R.
Nov my leg Is cured entirely and gives
me no pair"
Miss Florence King n Atlanta. Ca.
writes. % bad q very bad foot. could
not walk Tor six months. i spent much
money trying % be cured. Since using
nm. the foot has healed up. All in-
hammation BE- gone and can walk
without pain. MN. IS the best blood
Medicine ] ever took.
These are only three cases out
Of thousands, which B.B.B. has
cured quickly and completely after
every other treatment failed.
Any good druggist will supply
You with BIB. Insist on having
%.
NYogS neaeg baek n BIB.
gaHs 70 bsip goH
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Special U.euafrH fH fhr fnfefffraursr
CifARl.FSTpN. W. Va. June "a
Ipr fhn purpose ~ dealing in real
esfafr. charter has been Issued fn
The Washington HEIGHTS Realty com
uanr of Wheeiinr. vs. va The
authorized capital ia So 900. while
che incorporation are Morris Unrk
hfimfr Ben =. Hner and Joseph H
Haer. n Wheeiinn. Eafena Hork-
hrlmer. admiulafrafor ~ Bernard
Horkheimer estate % baltimore.
~ Jacob Hucr. % Hancock Wd
The puilen Nnai and coke COM
PAW. NJ Logan. ". Va. 90 operate
in Laurel 1901 district % lincoln
county West Virginia. waa also o.
sued a charter. The authorized can't
tal o. 5000. 900 and ths lncorporat0ra
Henry MITCHELL and Robert O.. nIps-
ser. ~ Heniawson. vs.. Va A. I'd.
Keyscr and John E Puuen. o.
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Bradyvnle. W. Va: Everett Pullen

Bradyvllle. W. Va: Everett Pullen.
Of Logan. w. Va
Iaughorne and Laughorne com
pany. Of Huntington. W. Va. to con-
struct and equip railroads. mills, coal
tipples. etc. Authorized capital.
100000. lncorpOrators: T. ]. Bryan.
W r. Thompson. A. r. Bush. Don
aid Clarke and r. NJ Watts. all OF
Huntington.
Everett House company.of Martins
burg. W. Va. 10 build and operate a
hotel Authorized capital. S4S.0O0.
Incorporators. Margaret A. Logan. r.
-. Gardner, Sue Gardner Hannis.
Leah W. Spillman. Margaret W.
nadenbusch and Emma Wien. OF
Martinsburg. and Mollie W. Easter
day. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
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J. :. GOebel. Marietta.
John Il. McMechen. 81 Clairsvilla.
9. A. Leighunger. West Liberty.
e. Neff. Shsdyside
J. r. Ebling. Wheeling
J. H. Robinson. BeIlalre.
". "a. Rietz. Bellaire
James o. Wagner, Bellaire
David Mitchell. ST Clairsvilla.
Elmer Nichols. Bellaire.
Alex. Neff. Nerf
Jacob Boney Bellaire.
jacob Rietz. Bellaire
Charles Dawson. Bellaire.
w. i. Sharer GAINESVILLE.
W. q. Mooney. Dr.. Woodsfield.
-. a. Balm, McConnellsville.
II. W. HOsford. Cleveland.
A .klotz Bellairs.
W. y. Morgan. Beliaire
w. H. Jackson. Woodsfield
VIM. Wassmau Bellaire
&. :. Starkwcather. Belialre.
j. r. Mellott Eellaire
W. g.. Thomas. bridgeport
20. Johns. Bridgeport
y. -. CLANCY, stockport
Harvey Flndiey. Bycsvillc.
r.. D. Findley. Biesviile
u. ~. Mills. CoshOcton.
p W. bickey. 81 Clairsyiile
W. =. CLIQUE, ~. Clatrsyille
James Gllleland. Bellaire.
}. ~. McGraW. Bellaire
r. ~. Gllleland Bellalre.
q ". Yost. Bellalre
y. ". Peterson. wheeling
Robert q. ualzell. wheeling.
= y. Chambers. Columbus.
G.. r. Pickett. Bellaire.
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WOOD VICTIM
OF INTRIGUE
SENSATION SPRUNG BEFORE
HOUSE PASSES ARMY BILL
Say Plot Of Mark Hanna to Fire
4 General Is Now Being
Carried Out.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-AStartlins
charges OF an intrigue against Major
General Leonard Wood, chief Of stan
OF the army, begun by the late sena-
tor Marcus A. Hanna and kept alive
by his friends. were only part OF a
series OF sensations which attended
the adoption by the House to-day of
the army appropriation bill confer.
ence report.
References TO a western senator
whose sin-in-law. Brigadier-Gensral
Pershing. would be one of the ars,
officers In line for appointment 20 Gen.
eral Woods ONCE n President Tai,
signs the bill which carries an amend
ment to depose the chief OF stan: al.
lusions TO Major-General Chas. f.
Humphrey as "the agent for the pow.
der trust" and 10 Senator Dupont's
former connection with the powder
business, furnished other incidents in
what was perhaps as stormy an after
noon as the house had seen In many
day.
led BY Representatives Prince. Cooper
and Martin. the house adopted the re-
port; 12i TO 81. which had been approved
by Its conferees and accepted by the
senate. and II President Taft signs the
bill. as Il is sal dhe will. General Wood
Will be removed from his office on
March 18th, 1919. and the retention or
! disposal OF many army posts which the
war department has characterized as
useless will be left TO a command Rep
resentatlve Prince began ne fight
i against the report by characterizinE II
as an insult to the army, the house
and the country" and in the debate
which followed Representative Cooper
/ brought In the name OF Senator Hanna.
| In all my house career" Mr.. Cooper
said. Il know OF on officer who has
been so Indignantly Sni-syresented as
| General Wood. ] was told on the very
best authority that when General Wood
was In charge OF affairs in Cuba "A GER
tain senator asked him what he pro-
/ posed TO do about Major RTthbone. di-
| rector OF posts OF Cuba. then involved
Yin tho postal frauds.
"'senator' responded Wood. propose
| to prosecute him
| DO that Wood replied the senator
| and will see TO IL that you never rise
| higher than captain in the service"
Since that time" continued Mr.
Cooper, that senator and his powerful
friends have bounded him"
The interchange which followed
brought in the name of Senator Hanna
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TALK OF BOLT
Is SILENCED
ovsrshsdowsd BY Rumors OF compro-
mise Of Taft-RoossvsIt Becomes
Too Tangled.

CHICAGO. Illinois. June IA
Rumors OF a bolt In the party %
current for the last few days. were
conspicuous today by their absence.
and this kind OF talk was overshad-
owed by continual discussion OF q
possible compromise In case the Taft
Roosevelt struggle should become too
bitter and entangled. These reports
gave hope TO the champions OF Soma
tor Cummins OF Iowa, and LaFolIette
OF Wisconsin.
Events OF the day gave Roosevelt
delegates and leaders their first real
cause for. jubilation. and they were
not slow TO take advantage of n.
They made thingr lively around the
headquarters. where those who enter
are hrst greeted by a life-size Dor.
teait OF the former president. pictured
In hunting suit with a rife over his
shoulder and one foot on the pros
trate body OF a lion.
While the national committee was
disposing OF the Missouri contests.
Roosevelt delegates in Chicago were
assembled In the Congress hotel. lis
teBing to speech by William Flynn,
OF Pennsylvania. who urged that
every man must do his full duty. and
not give up the fight"
Francis ]. Heney. OF San Francisco,
brought the Missouri tidings. There
was a tumult. and then Mr.. Finn
asked:
After that do you still compare
the National Committee to forty
thieves?"
Yes" responded Heney.
Senator Dixon said:
I positively know that two mem
bers OF the National Committee who
have been voting with the steam
roller" served notice last night that
they would go no further In unseating
Roosevelt delegates who had been
regularly chosen. know who they
are and could name them II | would.
There are other members OF the com
mittee who cannot stand the strain
much longer. That's why Penrose and
Crane fed TO cover this afternoon TO
counsel on a change OF plans"
The Roosevelt campaign manager
concluded his statement with the fat
declaration that the Roosevelt forces
would control the temporary organiza-
ton OF the convention. and that
Roosevelt would be nominated.
At the Taft headquarters a period OF
great activity followed the announce
ment OF the adjournment OF the ma.
tional committee after the decision in
the Missouri cases. The Missouri re.
suit was communicated TO the White
House over the long distance tele-
phone by Secretary Hilles. and the
Taft advisors were called I'm. MIR
Hilles would make nj comment on the
situation.
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Mr. and Mrs j. n. pote- returned 70
their home AZ WoodsdaIa Yesterday ar
ter spending faw weeks vacatfon AZ
SIT Pleasant. Ohio. gIawuln
Mrs. Anton bieseraon a. able 10 Be-
abput again after being confined to her
home az Woodiawn on the sick List Tor
..ig past several weeks
AR and Mrs. r. a. Roas returned
20 their home az Woodsdale after spend
* several weeks on u pleasure trio
N the southern part ~ West virginia
George y. Bankc. OF Cleveland. o. b.
spending a Few days with John Sender
man 80 bis home az Ieathorwood
fteFe Hartman. % McMochen. waa a
visitor az Elm Grove yesterday. leaving
for on extended trip 10 rittsburrh. IA.
George BOYD, or Triadelphla was IA
business visitor In the up-the-river
district yesterday
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REIGN OF TERROR

PERTH AMBOY. y. J.. June 13-At a
late hour tonight a reign Of terror eN-
tsted in the neighborhoOd Of the Amer
lcan smelling companys property
where strike exists. Hotel people
ere fearful that the mob OF 1000 men
that tried 20 burn the bill would ap-
ply the torch 90 their buildings
freight train Was stopped "a troll
icy car containing passengers Was at
lacked. second building owned by the
trolley company was burned down and
au attempt was made 20 set IRE 10 n
tEifd structure. but armed men drove
on the attacking rioters by shooting
over their heads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
HANLON FINED
In FEDERAL Court at ParksruburR for
Falsifying IN Securing Ped
Oral dtau1pa.

NIAA nLAu1pU.
PARkERSBE RIG. W. Va June IA
sensational feature IN today's session OF
court came when I'd. l. Hanlon who
has figured prominently in affairs OF
sistersville. came into court and entered
peas or guilty to two indictments
marrying him with making false ac-
<nowledgement as a notary public in
fraudulent application for the procur-
Ing OF government stamps. Judge Day
ton Imposed fne OF one thousand. ave
hundred dollars In each case against
Eanlon and he arranged to pay
The grand jury completed It's work
THIS afternoon reporting six indictments
In al. 40 indictments were found
against Belle Rencock. Of Wheeling. the
woman charged with sending obscene
matter through die mail
J.. VI. stout Of Harrisville. was given
20 days IN jail and 500 fine on n plea OF
guilty 81 hootleEging.
The case OF Carl Y. IIartzfeIdt. Of
wheeling. charged with ussng the mails
20 defraud. was transferred 90 Wheel
ing on motion % J. V. Iiandiau the de-
PENDANTS counsel. Hartzfeidt Is charged
Win ADVERTISING macs 'ne which II
purported 20 distiit alchofSoi FROM saw.
alcohol ~
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REBEL REVERSE

TORREON. Mex. June 1s-Csn-
eral Aurello Banquet. one Of the fed
eral commanders. g. reported 10 have
completely routed General Arrurnedo
ana his rebel army near sedrisens
Hfty miles 90 the southwest OF this
CITY. capturing two caunonz and "a
quantity n munitions. General Argu-
mendn IL reported 20 have been
wounded
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= number n loral people attended tho
.afnlial In south Narwo0f IaHt even
ne Jury in the ToueI case aeearfrd
ne plaintiff g. 900 In the $4,000 suit
fifd in MarHnail county court this
hlrr uen1ia ~ Weston. has return.
u hone after brief tIaIf with oII
fTirrIa here
nuwner ~ Ufnwnuf people will
raFe '..a mnrufnE fn attend che COM
men on exercises % fHe West Lib
fFf. RI. Hnnf
NIeHfH Narr ard genevfeva uaaFan
ere expected homo today fn spend the
auwuer from rnrEerahurr where thew
ere attending SCHOOL
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TRY TO GUST HBNEY

rmDAgO. June d. A r-ot.a- ,,. 49,
Guide FrauelH Urnfs. I'd san rrar-
from nc HrpuhIIran national COM
UIItee ~ fnn rrOurd tHaf be- raa a
Haa made tHlH n1rnIna 81
lnra
hr henry ri rrsaenfed PROXY 81
."aaf IHnrHnn. ~ south Dakota NJ
Ual run fnr prnrrrnf.rr nffarra. Il ~
'.wnrl aflr NrErf in San Frnrrinrn
W. HnueV denied fha rnaraa b. asff
.fl gHTnaFf f.n Democratic u0lrfrn.
no fi been Hrfrafff nr fHs aufanav
no Patrick calhoun
Ine .nuuIIffre frfrHsI fn ar.fnfr A.
hsneg. hyinE tne motion on ere table
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INDICT GUARDS

Special Dlspatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON W. Va. June IA
Eight guards employed at the coal mines
on Paint Creek we're indicted by the
kanawha county grand jury today on a
charge Of numbering an-unknoWn italian
during the recent riot there with strik-
ing miners.
Two John Doe indictments were re-
turned and true bills were also returned
against Thomas Stacey, Walter Beck.
=. ". GauJOt. J. r. Davidson. A n.
Smith and John TInclfy
None OF the guards have been mr.
rested
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DELEGATES

The West Virginia delegates to the
Chicago National Republican con-
Nention departed for the Windy City
last evening over the Baltimore *
Ohio. The names OF those who de-
parted were published in yesterdays
issue OF thu Intelligencer.
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SUNDAY A ID.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June IA
Evangelist Billy sunday. now con-
Quoting revival no Beaver Fails. Is
a Doctor ~ Divinity The honor was
conferred today az the annual com
nencement Of the Pennsylvania col
leRe.
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FINE PRODUCTION
BY SENIOR GLASS

Before a large audience the annual
entertainment BY the senior class OF
the West Liberty State normal was
gwen last evening and proved a com
plete success. The entertainment WAS
opeheu with an overture BY MeisteFs
orchestra, followed By an address 81
welcome by Miss Mary Dixon. The fea-
lures or the evening were she Stoopa
70 conquer. IN nive acts. and a Mird-
GUNNER Nights Dream. both con-
densed- The productions were put on
IN an excellent manner, each performer
acquitung himself creditably.