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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
ENTHUSIASM FOR BEVERIDGE
Brooklyn Theater Crowded to Hear
Third Termer Arraign Bosses"

NEW YORK, October 26.-Former
United States Senator Albert j. Bev-
eridge. progressive candidate for Gov
ernor of Indiana, spoke in Brooklyn to-
night in behalf of the progressive cause
He was enthusiastically received at the
Academy of Music, which was crowded.
1.-The system of the boss is united to
fight u.s." declared Mr.. Beveridge. 1--WE
are glad of it. We are fighting the bosses.
1t is war to the knife. We are asking
no quarter and giving none. We shall
end boss rule by establishing the will
of the people,
Discussing woman suffrage the speaker
said the progressives have a selfish mo-
tive in wanting to give women the bal
lot. Women cannot be bought" he said.
land the progressives want their support
in smashing the boss system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
OUR GRANDMOTHERS USED sage TEA
TOBEAUTIFY NDDARKEN THEHAIR

advantage of the past in that it
can get ready-to-use preparation
called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy. AS scalp tonic
and color restorer this preparation
is vastly superior to the ordinary
sage tea" made by our grand
mothers.
The growth and beauty of the
hair depends on a healthy condi-
ton of the scalp. Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy quick
ly kills the dandruff germs which
rob the hair of its life, color and
luster, makes the scalp clean and
healthy, gives the hair strength,
color and beauty, and makes it
grow.
Get a 5o-cent bottle from your
druggist tony. He will give
your money back if you are not
satisfied after fair trial. Agent,
James O'Donnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
BUYS NEW POWER BOAT.
Justice Wright Purchases Larger
Craft for Pleasure Cruising.

Justice Daniel T. Wright of the District
Supreme Court. according to report, has
purchased a larger craft in place of
the power sloop Itan, aboard which he
has made numerous trips to the lower
river While no description has been
given out of the new boat, 1t is known
that Judge Wright recently purchased it
In New York. and that 1T is modern
craft and is Well equipped for pleasure
cruising 1t is stated that the new craft
will start from New York for this city
this week and will be here in time for
Judge Wright TO use it for hunting trips
on the river this fall
Aboard the power launch SALIVA, Judge
George c. Aukam of the Municipal Court
was scheduled to return last night from
a trip OF about week to the lower river.
Mrs. Aukam accompanied the judge on
the cruise. The SALIVA will 60 to Mar
shall Hall today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
BLAMES MILL OWNERS
Witness Says Operator Fired
First Shot in Louisiana
Labor Riot.

LAKE CHARLES. La, October Do
The defense in the Grabow labor riot
case today began to tell its story OF the
clash. d. w. Mills. the first witness,
said he attended the. labor meeting in
Grabow, saw the riot begin and that
John Galloway, one of the company
owning the Galloway mill, in front Of
which the meeting was held, fired the
first shot.
when Emerson began speaking" the
witness said, Galloway hurried into the
office. When he came out he had a gun
in his hands. A moment later he raised
the gun and fred
State Rests Case.
Only one witness was examined by the
state today. and after his testimony.
which brought forth no new facts. the
state rested. The defense directed its ef-
forts wholly toward trying to show that
the millmen and not the defendant tim
Der workers started the shooting.
According to the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS, testimony will later be intro
duced, if the court permits. to show what
the defense maintains was a concerted
action by the mill owners against the
brotherhood of timber workers. In this
connection the defense has styled the
Galloway Company "catspaw" of the
Lumbermen's Association.
Alleged Conspiracy.
The state succeeded in introducing con-
siderable testimony to show what the
prosecution contends was a conspiracy,
and that the riot resulted from the alleg-
ed plot This the defense plans to offset
with this testimony relative to the mill
owners alleged opposition to the union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Woman Faints From Shock.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, October g.
While Robert Downing, the evangelist
was conducting a meeting at the Bed
ford Street Methodist Protestant Church
last night word was spread through the
congregation that Baltimore and Ohio
wreck had occurred, in which Walter
Dodson, engineer Of Cumberland, was
killed Miss Almeda Dodson, sister of
Mr.. Dodson, who was in the congrega-
ton, tainted. It was found later the
report was erroneous. but q wreck had
occurred at Fairhope. In which sixteen
cars were derailed, but no one injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Gives Decision on Army Bill.

Judge Advocate General Crowder has
given an opinion to the Secretary of
War that the provision of the recent
army appropriation bill limiting the num-
br of general officers does not affect
the relations of the chief of coast artil-
Iery and the chief of the division of
militia affairs to the General Staff Corps
and that each Of these functionaries still
is, by virtue of his office, an additional
member of that corps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Gives the Hair
Strength: Color
and Beauty.

1t is easier to preserve the color
of the hair than to restore it. al
though it is possible TO do both.
Our grandmothers understood the
secret. They made sage tea"
and their dark. glossy hair long
after middle life was due to this
fact. Our mothers have gray hair
before they are fifty. but they are
beginning to appreciate the wis
dom of our grandmothers in using
sage tea" for their hair and are
fast following suit
The present generation has the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Alleged Conspiracy.
ROBBED OF $22 AND WATCH.
Charles J. Carey of Frederick, Md.
Attacked on the Mall.

Held up and robbed by two colored men
on the Mall between Az and 9th streets
southwest shortly after midnight last
night, Charles J. Carey OF Frederick, Md,
went to the fourth precinct police station
and told of the robbery.
Carey said the two colored men grabbed
him, one of them placing his hand over
his mouth a gold watch with the name
a fob and charm, with the initials &C. J..
c." and SD in cash were taken from him,
he said. The robbers ran through the
Mall and disappeared in the darkness.
Carey gave a good description of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
TWO DREADNOUGHTS LAID UP.
The Connecticut and Nebraska Dam
aged in Recent Naval Review.

Two powerful battleships of the At
lantic fleet are temporarily out of COM
mission as a result of the recent naval
review in New York harbor. The Con-
necticut. flagship of Rear Admiral Hugo
Osterhaus. commander-in-chief OF the
fleet. is in dock at the New York navy
yard with a cracked tail shaft, Admiral
Osterhaus' flag probably will be trans
ferred to the new dreadnought Wyom-
ing.
The battleship Nebraska is locked at
the Boston navy yard to receive new
crank pin.
The battleships Maine and Illinois have
been assigned by the Navy Department
for temporary duty with the Atlantic
fleet to replace the Connecticut and Ne
braska, which will remain at their navy
yards for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Child Holds Breath; Dies.
ial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ELLINGTON, w. Va, October "a
little child of Henry Jones of Dartmoor
near here. died suddenly. 1t is related
that the child's mother corrected 1T, and,
in it's frenzy, the child held its breath
SO long that death resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27

ADAMS. On October %, 1912. at S:45 an,
SIDNEY G. ADAMS. son Of Mrs. ]. E. w.
Sohl. 1901 K street northwest. aged eighteen
years.
Services Monday. October q. $3.50 am. at st.
Matthew'S Church.
ALLEN. At g am. October %. 1912, MAR
GARET. widow Of Joseph Allen. In the
eighty-hfth year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 600 2lst street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
Saws Boy Grabbed Her Money.

While purchasing ticket at the White
House station. 18th and H streets north
east. yesterday evening, Mary Dodson,
colored. of Lanham. Md, took S. bill
from her pocketbook. according to her
statement TO the police. and a white boy
snatched 1t from her hand and ran away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
JUDICIAL DECISIONS
RECALLED BY PEOPLE
Discussion of the Proposition
by the Academy of PoIiti-
cal Science.

NEW YORK, October 26.-RecalI judi
cial decisions came frequently to the
front during the discussion at the Aced-
envy of Political Science at its closing
session today. Too hasty preparation OF
legislation aimed to remedy social and
Industrial evils was responsible for much
of the agitation in favor of such recall
action, in the opinion of Thomas l. Park
inson of the legislative drafting bureau
of Columbia University. He suggested
that every legislature be supplied with a
force of carefully trained lawyers to give
attention to proper preparation of
statutes before they are put upon final
passage.
Requires Change in Constitution.
Prof Munroe Smith of Columbia Uni
versity said popular recall of federal judi
cial decisions would not be workable un-
to permit Congress to determine the quail
ification of voters from every state.
The term 1.-The recall of judicial deci-
sions'' is a misnOmer, said Prof. Draper
Lewis, dean of the law school of the
University of Pennsylvania. What is
proposed" he explained. lis that an act
passed under the police power and de-
may be referred to popular VOTE
Power in Reserve.
Prof. Paul S. Reinsch Of the University
of Wisconsin. discussing the initiative and
referendum. said it ought Ito be looked
upon more as a power held in reserve,
to be used only on important and rather
exceptional occasions as supplementary
to the work of legislatures. as a reform
ing agency, and fought to be a corrective
rather than constant method Of legis-
lative action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
BORN,
DIED.

KEIBIEHLY. To Allen r. and Lorene N.
Knibiehly OF 500 judiciary square. a son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27

Murilla Double, Shell Pink;
Salvador Rose, Deep Pink;
Crimson Brilliant, Rose Grise-
lin, Soft Pink; La Refine,
White; Yellow Prince, Cryso-
loro. Yellow; Thomas Moore,
Cherry Red.
All soc grades. Kra- 35c
mer's price, dozen.
Oxalis Bulbs, dozen. .25c
Freesias, 35c grade, dozen .25c
Bleeding Hearts, each. .15c
St. Joseph Lily Bulbs,
Gala Lily Bulbs (white),
each. l5c
Crocuses, in all colors,
dozen. .ZUC
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

paniou's room. "Goodby. DO get a good
nights rest"
After she had gone sylvester looked WIN
70 vague sense Of discomfort at the DcautiiuI
country before him. What did II al. mean,
Hang IT," he growIcd, 81 wish knew
whether am Jimmy Sylvester or not Md
! wish knew whatever it is She knows.
-,,.r.o
N"N''r I'm ~
DERHAPS 1t was due 10 the flicker OF oD-
stulcy that Mrs. BcIdon.s reception ot
bis name had aroused in him, but during the
mex, day or two the new Jimmy Sylvester
found il increasingly easy 90 invent or re-
member lhc did not know which facts per-
tanning TO the experiences Of Jimmy SyIves-
ter Tie did not DO this consciously: usually
after he woke mp he would seem to know a
fresh chain Of Sylvester associations.
These came out IN his conversations with
Mrs. Bclion. IL was natural that they
should talk about themselves. Although he
watched her remarks very closely, he could
not see that she wa, unduly questioning him.
Put ho was glad OF her remarks and ques-
tons because they seemed 20 draw out OF
him some kind of past. He longed for past
a- arlcutly as any plain girl, anyone OF the
-ll army Of the diSnhcriccd, could long for
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

down to pick himself up, as l. were, on t
chance Of some Of the mastcr- -.mcmbc--g
him, They might all be gone: for many
changes come in schools In ..pzen year
At any rate. it was q jourucy that he ogl..
not take for sometime yet. IT. would De-
rather amusing, however, o. e, down tie-
with a ~Who am T." air; % challenge ea5
teacher Of about fifty years old wt.aa Dor
YOU remember me, Sir" Nau0a he Tog.i
have the good luck 20 hear on. '. them sal
"Of course do, You are Jaw. Sylvester.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

Madam: Stop kitchen drudgery-
II wears ones lie away. This
Kitchen Cabinet makes kitchen
work "A pleasure and can be yours
oa the simplest credit terms. Made
e hardwood. oak finish. IS o. in.
high. - in. long. 70 in. wide. has
roomy cabinet and 6o-lb. T6 7S
capacity -four bins-------%o's~
Terms Soc cash, and soc monthly
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

W. are quoting Whnlcsals price on this masnid-
cent all metal new design bed. Has heavy
continuous pillars. stout hll"r rods and mas
siye ornamental cast chill POINTS. Il beautifully
eros. panels. Comes IN full siEs white !
enamel q soliVerHi' Martin 50, SIS ~
finish. Price ~
Iefms SOC down and soc mo. XE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
TWE I've STORY STRUCTURE
WILL REPLACE MOTEL
WINDSOR.
Stock Is All subseribed ana Oeal
Closed Last Nisht-WHi
Cost 500. OOo

At meeting Of several prominent
business men % this and foreign
cities. held IN the Windsor hotel las
evening. the deal for the erection OF
the long talked % neW Windsor hotel
VAS consummated. all the stock or th..
hotel company having been sub
scribed for. and a modern. up-todate
hotel viii soon b. realized in this CITY
The modern freproof hoteI. twelve
stories IN height. viii BE- erected IN
medlately on the present site ~ ~.
windsor hotel OF which Mr. p Is
carney is owner and proprietor This
Is the realization Of an ambitior
which Mr.. Carney has had for quite
while and which purpose he has
often expressed 20 his friends
The building will have entrances on
twelfth and Water street and on
windsor court. thus making 10 con.
veniently accessible 10 It's pafrons
and 10 visitors from Main street
Twelfth street and from the Prnusyl-
vania station
The building will contain oO7 guest
rooms. every room provided with lava
tories, with hot and cold rlinninr
water and toilet. and Ia4 rooms with
private bath. This building will no
owned and constructed by the Wind.
sor Hotel Company capitalized AZ
$4,000. charter has been applied
Tor. with the following incorporation.
who will be directors for the flrst
year: r. u. Carney. owner Hotel
Windsor. W. B. Irvine. vice president
National Bank Of West Virginia: J.
ID Merriman. secretary treasurer. p
deity Investment & Loan Associa.
lion: p. H. Shook. secretary Valley
Investment Company. of Youngstown.
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About People
Movements Of individuals 10 and
From the City.

Charles Locke and Harry Sax spent
Monday IN Steubenville.
Miss Ada Green is spending several
weeks At the home of Mr. and Mrs
Il. J. Ramsey. OF Follausbee.
II. l.. Wright is registered at the
Colonial Annex. in Pitts burg.
j g.. Hoffman was in Pittsburg yes
terday. stopping al the Fort PITT
George Baker is attending 10 bust.
ness matters in Marietta. Monday.
Z. 4. Pulliam u "a Summers and
Mrs Maude CrOckard. were registered
at the Blennerhassett. In Petersburg
yesterday
James Kennedy was az the Chancel
Tor. In ParkersbUrg. yesterday.
Thomas Burke was IN parkcrsburc
yesterday. stopping az the Monroe
J.. Henderson Is spending few
days In Elkins.
l.. Il Libson. Of Minneapolis. Is a
business visitor In the city.
Miss Margaret Lewis. Of Harness
vile. O. is the gueot 81 friends Ui.
the Island
Hugh CLARK Of the South Side. is
Sending q weeks visit with relatives
90 Ciac.nrati o
Misc Helen Martins. ~ Eighteenth
street. j. spending several days viii.
friends be Parkershu'g
J.. o. Wider. Of Pittsburgh. was ir
The C;tv yesterday. looking after bu-f
1c-- interests
Mss Marie Yates. AZ Morgaufov
is nc guest o. friends on Chdpline
street
Mrs Do'y and daughter. Miss rsa-
Do ;i.. have returned from visit with
friends and relatives in Charleston
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NEW HOTEL FOR WHEELING
Is NOW ASSURED FACT
Charter Applied Ger

o Charles r Alexander. president
AattaAooga Hotel Company.
Charter Applied For
The Hotel Windsor OPERATING com
pahF, capital Si"u."'u. has also been
.orh'd and charter applied FOR with
He same ir"orporators and directors
pr .H the Intention 20 begin thu. con
SIN',.oh of inc Rev hotel without de-
Jay and 20 have the sam. ready for
occupancy Goa September 7. 1919 The
o4Hdlhs viii De- provided With three
.l",irlc elevators with a speed OF $50
l'tt per o. 'ulf~ \ roof garden l. TO
o. prov ld"d and "a sun parior or loggia
iuI width ri the building facing IA.
tiN'r The trim o. the building is 20
y" mahogany throughout. solid ma
H'tahF 70 b" used IN lobby. restau-
rant aud first foor
u Ie.gier p".tz. a st Louis archi.
i'rt VIII ur"uar. m. plans and Cald.
ven q lrah" VIII ~ the general con-
'Iaol or- o." contract price exclusive
OF iI" Interior marble furnishings will
reach s3s@. $50. Some months ago Mr.
=. ~ 'arueN wrote a letter To Mr.
Edsdr \. Nalz. president % the Hotel
'f"dlt Letter A. -ociation Of New YORK
wv. man who has long had A ma
'"Hdl reputation as an authority on
motel matters. asking for advice in
regard To building a modern hotel IN
nus vi ~ az If+IfIlfl. dlk iEiNE
VT carney TO write " Charles T
Alexander. president OF the Chat
lanooEo Hotel co ~ chattanooga.
rem. stating that Mr. Alexander had
hnauced and completed several sue
Cessiul modern iireproof hotels In the
.ast Tour or i've years. namely the
Hotel Patt'n. in CHATTANOOGA: Hotel
Henry Nattcrson. Louisville. Ky:
hoiel Bris'ol Bristol. Va. and Hotel
Ohio. ~ Youngstown. Ohio
A. Mr.. Carney'S request Mr. Alex
andrr visited Wheeling and was favor
ANY impressed wiki the CITY and the
termination OF the project The stock
has All been subscribed and the en-
IRE deal Was closed az meeting AT
me Windsor last evening Through
an arrangement with Mr. 7 c. Butler
or youngstown. the Fidelity Invest
mont and Loan association has secur.
I'D tho und"rW riting Of the entire bond
. issue OF 100000
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 Manufacturers. Joboers. Mer-
chants anc Other wholesale Dealers.

NJ ~ - ff.lsf+iff CIV IN. I LAT
tie state Board 81 t'orfru. - the state
90 West Virginia Val receive t.ls ,i..l,
az its vf1lcc a. Charleston West vi
Einia fur Furnishing supplies rlr &C..
r"A trt4 state institutions. ale t4uAu. .aI
manage usuf ~ WI t.. f- vested fr es.I
BOARD CONTRACTS viii De- awarded fs tl.
inw~~t uilterF. quality Uou~ .ucr..i aus
other Things hrluE tl.al Mtsf Alfc.u.A
dealers Wall Hs given preference
LISTS 90 supplies needed Wit. ne fur
hishei bidders on Zee eIpt - requests
stating tIs line desired.
STATE BOARD bE CONTROL.
g-i-tf Charleston. M,>t k.rEtn!a-
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SICK hosd1ru" .s caused hv n dis.
ordered stomach. Take Chambariair.s
Tablets and correct that and rho head
aches viii disappear For sale by ai'
dealers ADV.
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FoH HnHT Two fu..rsI rooms.
suitable fHf fNrfr uraf r4. Ir-
H'r 90 % i.f1 street. csc. a.s--t-tf
ron RENT r. .elr furrfef.I .. Ga.
r.um nHf Win bath. fu I.l.. ......
FersH- cent reasonable. AII.r
--I. AUS s-tf
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DIE D.
FRANZHEIM

FRAEzHEIM-Ou Tuesday. october o.
1879. at O'Clock %. 10 90 ni- late
T-~itcrys. L,np Point. CHARLES ".
IEANXHI.INT
urrrhl services from his late residence
on I.IreiHy afternoon 90 s'eIurk
Friends invited Iuferm,ut private.
Gr'~uV ooI cemetery
blsIsc omit floweral
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order OF Notice Thereon.

Northern District u Vest Vir-Inia. -
90 this 10TH day or October. \. D.,
1912. on reading On" foregoing petition
u is
ordered rs the court that hearing
be had upon the sam. ou tie 10th day oi
NoN -ulber, \ u. 1879. before said e. curt
at Wheeling. IN said district. a. ten
- clock IN the forenoon. and that notice
thereof he published ia the Wheeling In
t~lltS"uc-r. a newspaper printed 90 said
District. and that all known tr,-,.t TORS
aud OTHER =" rs"r~ tn interest may appear
af the said tius and Illr" ami snow
cause, II any fat. have. WHY she prayer
OF said petition ~h"uid NOT be- granted
Aud u is farther ordered Dos t.,. t-H.rt
that THE clerk shall send hy mail Co .li
known creditor copies OF said petition
and This order addressed TO them at their
places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Aston - 1itN-
ton. Juls' or The. said Court. and Tie. seal
Thereof. al Wheeling. Ia said district. ou
tie lbtl lay Of Ottuusr. y. j.. 1919
Attest
e. u. kEFAt-NER. clerk.
>. i. e.. y l.. ". Va.
o-1s-2f
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NNNTED-TO BUY

WANTED bicycle. must have q J.
ursa and good coaster brake. nos
over 4@-inch frame. Phone BEL 1911
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LOST.

>~--~>->'~-~~~~--~~-->~-~~~~~>
Lust diamond stick pin. h.fw..n .s.t
-. play grounds and Fourteenth So.
inf"r r're.N" reward. Return To- Intel
liscnr@r Offf.e .at
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FOR SALE or TRADE

, on SALE on TRADE-A SOD seen
f' house HrI two ."fa fn ualla
lfrI aloe lHvr. nrI .f.fr f..r.uts-
NtI r.I .rr1E. .r frtde fHr q
f. .Hr N'Ir.aa '.lt.f a 80 T.I.a..
enc se-1l-tf
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BANKRUPTCY.


hit~l states of America. Nur. l~ru pi--
tr.ct 81 West NlrIlria. 90
Tn the nit"d States Distinct Court IN
ana FOR said Distract
In tie matter 90 George f4Ntnn Bang
rHf 30 go In Baukruvtrn. Petition
fos Discharge
To tn Honorable Alst"u - DAYTON.
judy" OF tee District Court of tht.
intel states for tn Northern Dis
trict 81 West virginia.
george Buxton. 90 Chester IN the
.ruutA 90 Haucu. K. and stat. OF West
virginia. IN sad District. r-~r-rtfufIt
represents that ou th. 81. dan 90 fauI.-
sr5, last past. bee Mas duly a1Iuia.4 a
bankrupt under the acts uf congress re-
lhtlh- To- tdukrupfry. raat De aIs duly
SURE uIer"t all h.s property ami rights
~ property, and las fully complied win
All the requirements 90 salt acts and Of
orders of tn" court touchluE hIs bank
ruptCN.
Wherefore. De- pra!S that he may POI.
atrreed hy the count 60 have q fan dis
craTg" from all '.snt~ provahl. against
has estate under said bankrupt acts 60
Cept such debts a~ arr ~ "pteI by Law
from such disclatge
1911
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y N.
WANTED f.,
HELP

EED-'iifIs Apply Wheeling TIL.
%. IhirtR -trSt AMI thari.us sfr.-t-
N'h" under u years uesI apply oe4-i
WAHTED-sirI FOR p.,..,f -
MoiN Apply Mrs Peter Weltv ~
- ~ u.ZI-f
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n Z. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY
Rational Exchange Bank Bldg.
wheeling, W. Va

WANTED-To buy copy Of Chronicles
on Border Warfare a book des,rip-
tIss OF the carly indian wars IN Wr-t
nHEinia and other poTtlons OF tie ONO
Also wanted 20 buy any copies OF Old
hiTtOries Of virginia aud West Etrrtni,
Or county historic. that NAV be On the
HAThet Persons aavlng same Wi. adj
dress History. care Intelligence.
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FOR KENT

- = - - -------~------~--S~-~-------y-
fOH hhNI-r"A dairy Hrt garden
farm 600 IIs' 90 o. g. ON. m u..f
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