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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
OFFICE HOLDERS
csnator Eristow ASKS Inquiry. Also Says
Appointments Ksvs Been
Held Up.

WASHINGTON. March Senator
Bristow tossed a fire brand into the
senate to-day when he introduced a res
olution. apparently aimed al President
TAFT. urging an inquiry into reports
that ten nominations OF federal office
holders In North Carolins. had recently
been Vithdrawn by the President. TO In
nusnce politicians In that state.
The inquiry alsO would be directed 20
learn N postOrflcs inspectors we're bcing
sent fhrough the country as poiiticRi
smissarfes and II poetmssters we're be-
Ing tn eatened with rsmova ~ they fail.
ed to support certain candidates
Senator Bristow read TO the senate a
letter from Postmaster George X Lewis.
% Bsss~mer. Ala, which charged POST
master Truman ~ Aldrich. recently ap-
pointed 81 BirninE ham.and other federal
officers. with political activity Tor pres.
idsnt Tar. Senator Bristos did not &C.
pfthout objection. Senator Daiiinger or.
fectsd 10 ifs being read ~ the clerk
fhsrsupon senator Bri-tow caiied FOR ten
letter and read ~ himself
nSpiy 20 inspector.
Poe master l<wtr letter Nas 20 Post.
office Inspector " = Nari-s. rspiyins
20 tho inspectors CaarEs maj hs hao
been guilty - political activity IN De.
csnber. 1870. snd May. 1911
t~uls asnf e OBJ o. LIS letter o.
President Taft ard 10 The civil ssrvic,
commission ns denied haNinE neglect
- his office Tor politics
enafo Hfisfee's resolution uas -
fsrref 60 the COMMITTEES on runungrni
e~Npsuass witch uui consider ths cos
% such IN inquiry.
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OIL ACTIVITY
New Developments Are IN Progress
Covering wide Stretch OF
Territory.
III OAE r. YOUNG.
fntsingsncsr Bureau.
CHARLESTON, W. Va March 4.


Development In the Blue Creek oil field
has shown no sign of a let-up. The con-
ditions existing 1nere to-day Is summed
up as follows:
BY ONO rue OIL Company:
No. 6. Schwartz and baFtn. drilling at
lao; 40. =. moving tools IN: No. ., RIG
competed No. .: rig %buildins~
feet; NO. : at 1875 feet; No. 3, rig com
r. Keetcn No. 1. movinx tools.
AIRY Keeten No. /. drilling at $50 feet.
&C. yers .lS acresJ. rigs completed
J. A: Price NO. /. moving tools; No ..
rig building
A =. Ir,ce No. :. moving tools In
Location made for No. :.
Ethel Price No. !. location made.
, moving rig; No. :. RIG completed: No.
:. ~spudding; Nos. 8 and :. rigs completed.
II. CopenHAvsr No. /. drilling At
coo feet.
Grace yers Nos. . and 4, drilling at
] $50 md 525 respectively
John Mitchell Nc. l In Gown 1.6SS feet
and the rig is completed for No.
scarcity OF 8 inch casing.
G.. ". White No. = IL drilling at 1873
feet and tools are being moved for Ma 4
Mary Morris No. L. drilling st,l.14O
feet and rig Is completed for No. ?.
Thumb No. l II drilling A. zoe feet
at l.ts0 feet. awaiting five inch casing.
BY Davidson q Gates:
=. Nandermhrk No. 3 - drilling in a.
1850 feet. No. 2 In down 1.tsO feet: rigs
are completed for Nos. 4. D and 6.
BY William Seymour Edwards OH
Company:
KsnaS.n ma & West IrginiA Nos. :. 6. :
and 3. drilling nj ]. {So. 1.l20. 500 and 100
feet respectively.
BY south Penn OIL Company:
n Z. Mcc4bo No. ] drilling at 1910
feet.
Keeten heirs Nos. .. :. and 5. drill
ms al i.6io, 1850. l.OOO and 100 feet re-
spectively.
Nos. I on the ". y. Campbell. the T.
Meyers. the ". 4. Morris the X. A Wise
anu W. r. card farms are drilling ~
1900. 1880. 1,o25. 80 and $50 feet re-
~spcctively.
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sCrrHcr.

HuRToN. Mass. Nfarrb o.. 1919
Edtor - th- Intelligence. wheeling.
u..r sir In your issue ~ en-. ss,n
uIt Rsv NM Sunday q crsdit.f sish
rating said fhaf ~ ne idea ~ chrI--
flrn scfence wsfe f0ilop - nIf re- would
M she n~o.dssts - iu'auify ard ,Hi-
snfif would b. flooded vIfh sin We
rardlr think the esnusman INTENDED a.
70 taken seriously in fhfs matter. Tor
80 rarren 90 knnN that 10 has been rur-
rs-tsf marf um-s M p puhiic press
IN BE w~isauurs Hsusinra ~ Cnrsrfan
sri~nre nnd - therebs had ahrndars
nrrnrfurlfsH o. kurw fInf CHRISTIAN
N-irn r1~nr1ffs go hIuhrHf ffsafs
W. Eidr tas declared Iu ms chris
fan silence farf husE. 90 To- rHraffau
Science on 81 20 arf rafrIrg srorf
- rEhf ~ "a has anf risfm o. so
rawe IIaar fN FHrfaftan Science
'rsi-fs tsf ne rrrwal msn is fts im
sas ~ rrd nrd ffsf noflfrG sfoft =
seen marrood fuials re disin. cow
marfs ~ HurfsY fscisrss ere cars
Har arlsnra r1rfrHiffra re uIhfe We
souid ran Alteration ~ ffs fsct fhaf ~
q C.rsf t@a-ai.s o. i sri-, 90
s Love Coo 10 enaf &C. us fundamsnfai
rrHunsIfinrH. nnd urnr fraar ere fruufsT
srsrr sfafeusrf ~~arfainrf in fhs c~~is-
flsn -rirnrs f-rt hroE snd nur rrtr ~
ore - f.nar fafanarfa fa irrnnaiafnrf
Hfff fa srfIrfursf ufsrlisss
sfian sfsrrs is - Ter frrm ~
foaiam o. snrtlirr could ro-sihly -
rrr rfffIr H~arlarrs net Tnrisfian arfa
rrrs rrsarnss usf fhsrs is no dsafn
ln re Nfhlr 20 rsad fHaf On RS tesr
anre'rfsf unto sarn man fo Fs once
TIE fonnu Ira fa tHs srarf test Ard
a. n la appointed unfn men once o. dc
huf arer thfs fhe Judgment - Chrisf
waH once nHsred fn hear fHe ains -
many snd unto Them thst lock far Him
shall Ns surenr rr Second time eIfhnuf
slu unto salvation. 80 adequate msau-
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ias Of the tsxt CO. - bta,ssd fron
the abstract which the osutisnAn hos
quoted n n>ans that ths asath which
- eppe1ntsd unto all men 10 the dsath
o. evsrything that - mortal In The tn
dtvfduai: the deash OF all that nnakss
him mortal q quitting o6 OF tks old
man with HE deeds ana q putting IN
OF n new man. which q snswed
In knowisdee after the Image Of him
that ersstsd him" II means that each
indivtduai must s.ahsn from Dertaiisy
% Immortality. n n the death that
SsS, referred to when he said. 4 d's
me gentleman might have thrown
some hght- OF the definition OF death AZ
he had quoted the Masters declaration.
The damssl 10 not dead. but sieepeth--
There 10 no statement In Science and
Health that morS pofntediy denies
death n thks OF the Master. and He
proved the truthfuinsss OF His dsciara-
ton that death dfd not mean cessation
OF liz. but Bfmply an APPARENTLY dor
mant mental condition by awakening the
dsmself out of sleep" Christian Sci
ences does not deny the relative exist
ence Of the phenomenon called death.
but IL agrees with the scrtptural teach
ing that IL does not mean an end OF
NE but 10 simply . trsn.itionsi ekperi-
snces The term as used by 81. Paul In
Hebrews bears the same ssnce THAT Is
contained In the text. 4 die daily"
The gentleman says My only quar-
rel II with their doctrine" 1t seems
but just TO the gentleman TO inform him
that he Is not ."'quarreiing" with Chris
tian Science, but with his misapprehen-
sion OF ~. You ~ truly.
ALFRED FARLow.
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For Saie-Typewrlters


ron sALE-Typewriters. VII en- uying
a typewriter. ~ will pay you 70 buy
the best. No machine will do better
work than the oliver" The oliver
typewriter will stand more hard usage
and require less repairs than any other
machine. a second hand oliver machine
viii bring a much higher price than any
other make OF mnchine after being In
use for two TO five years. Tvenfy-four
hundred 1900 envelopes can he ad-
dressed IN one working day on the oil
yer machine Demonstrated In Wheel
ing The oliver mach ne viii be placed
In your office on trial 80 your request.
The owe machine - sold 20 n rash
price and rlso on ne easy pay msnt plan
call and see the work 81 the new oliver
Friutype. o nfu be infsre ted Naf-
ional Public Service Bureau, distribution.
Board % Trad Blda mr-f-tf
ron eALD-Secnnd han Oliver tyne
Wrtter. almost n~p. perfect condition.
Room 800 Board n Trade BundinE
mF-a-ff
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Will Meet with Miss SAKE at German
M. e. Church at Noon
To-Day.

To-day at noon. the Bible class COM
posed OF Wheeling high school girls.
will meet with Miss Grace SAKE, OF the
Sunday party. in the German Metho-
dist church on South Chapline street.
Of which Rev. l.. s. Katterhenry is
pastor. A committee OF three to act
as personal workers has been appoint
ed In each class OF the high school
and will meet with Miss SAKE follow
ing the Bible class meeting and re-
port the success with which they met.
This being the regular Tuesday meet
ing. the next will be held an this
church On Friday at 1920.
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SUNDAYS THROAT
toe.ss..ss srsa Tlrs yass,.

Office In this city and Is supplying
the merchants and dealers with the
cards. for which there IL . great de.
mand.
II In q common thing on the streets
to hear former Sunday ~"knockers"
now boosting for BILLY" for I'll they're
worth.
Most an cam lead TO the tabernacle
and all roads lead { the sawdust
trail"
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cLSRRssUPe DEMOCRATS
NAME COUNCIL TICKET

special uispsfrh - fhe rsrcsr
CLARKsBTR0. ". Va. March g.
Local nemocnts tonight nominated
Patrick = Madden. A = Robey. DR..
J " Mcclure. !. " Garrett and Ros
.coe Brown for council.
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Help

wAaTBD-Glris for seneTsi housewoTF'
stenogTaphers. clerks. houskesp ers.
dininEroom girls ana chambermaids.
employers desiring help Of any kind
should telephone Natl. Phone ak or
Bell Phone lsOb-R. National Public Ser
VICE Bureau. mr-t-tf
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CHARLES J. SCHUCK
Trustee in Bankruptcy
mr-t-fsis--s 80
narrstns IN nsai nstats
r-nnaaa1 81

Neediawn-ncho Fctnf-orerrHvula
Modern Ten runn residence On Mapie
Avenue. Wnnffnnr. Cd station % rlU ~
Elm Grove Ire Corner lot tfNlta FEET.
Vacant Zoe un Naffnuai a. Frfn
r0fnf ~ fec front arf eNtrrds bara -
CffV a Elm Grove lines
1en houses. tote SO feet rarh 80 80
tranrs 20 grenFaNilie
lot No lnf IN A~ifNaufrfa Afdltlcn
% ErrnEaNuIe
Property formerly owned ~ Geo "
rstffrord and must BE- cold 80 once %
lose an estate can DO hCuEnf cheap.
WILLIAM n kHUFF.
d~-I6-tu-s-tf TrustsA
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Mr.. George ". Squ!ggins. general
passenger agent OF the u. Il o. rail-
road. wrote In part. as follows:
Business engagements will prevent
my being In Wheeling March 4and
because OF passenger conferences dur
ing the week It IL doubtful whether
! can shape my affairs so as to be
there later in the week."
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Secretary W. VI. Straus. OF the Park
ersburg board Of commerce. sent the
follow Ing
u certainly would enjoy being there
during your campaign for member
ships. and n | can possibly arrange
II will be glad 70 come. n I do not II
will be cause other matters interfere
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DIED.

wEcHER-on Nonday. Narrh & 1874
- 90 O'Clock n ~. WILLIAM
WfNCHEH. in fne the seth year - hi-
Sc
Funeral from BE late rssidsn~s 40 f1o
rpufh Huron street on Mefnssiav.
hafrf q 1919 20 az U'rlnrk Z m
lnfsrmrnf srefuaood rrmafrrr
FRIENDS Invited.
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Letters Of Regret.

Mr.. Albert Il. White. president o.
the Parkersburg Banking & Trust Co.
and former president OF the Psrkers-
burg board OF commerce, wrote TO
Secretary Naylor:
II regret very much that important
engagements will prevent my accept
ing and being with you Monday. I
would much like TO he there"
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ATLANTIC CIT HOTEL
HOTEL boutwell,.
vnaInA Awnmun

es nn1 Enuse frum Steel TIer Hrh~sf
fHrIsrI in CIis no lnf gerti.r uart -
y o. DyrIrWELL.
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0. K. FREE SUGAR
House ways ard Means commius.
20 Hscort OIL o.
Wsdnssdsy

WASHINGTON. Marrh the
vafs and TEAM committee today
agresd 90 report favorabiy the free
suGar biii. together With ths excise
bir p-oyidine for q tar on the income
Of individuals and corporations In eH
ceu - $1,000 net. a rear Chairman
Underwood sKpscfed % press the
hnl ~ a vote the latter par 81
The we~k and Expressed confidence
today that the house would pass the
etrise MEASURE reKt Tursday or
wednesday
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Wanted-Male or Female

WAuTED-Solicitors. male and female.
easy selling plan. salsry or commits
sioa. National Public Service Bureau.
mr-4-ff
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wAHrBD-we have office men. skill

WAHTBD-we have office men, skill
ed mechanics and raine work
men and laborers. teamsters and men TOT
9ad job work; men equally qualified on. to
Tell US the necessary qualifications and
We will send you the right man. you VIII
not be. worried or loose time sitting the
chaff from the grain. we send YOU a man
suitable for the position. you interview
the applicant and IL you consider the ap-
plicant unsuited for your work. advise
us and we will send you good men until
you make your choice. We have good
men now holding positions. who are
APP Bile OF earning more money than
their present position pays. others that
are not satisfied with their surroundings
end desire to make a change. you will
be surprised TO learn that we have calls
from men holding high positions. men OF
ability. men knowing they are capable
Of earning more money. men who do not
sdvertire the fact that they are looking
for employment a they would not wish
their present employer to know they are
boxing for better positions until the de-
sired position is found. When you wish
good men, tell us your needs. The Ma
tional Public Service Bureau. mr-t-tf
WANTBD-Manager for local shoe store.
must be n resident OF Wheeling and
be able TO bring some business through
his own personality and acquaintance.
National Bureau. mr-4-tf
wAHr1p-Men for all kinds Of work.
teti NJ lnt oIIlte OF tne Ndtionhl run
lie Service Bureau. mr-4-tf
WAFrED@Immediately. boys IL years
or over to work in F1oater, shipping
and repestinE department. Apply MIR.
Brooks. Sup't Packers Can Dept. Wheel
ing Can Co. mr-4-i
WAHTED-A bright young man TO take
charge OF stock room, must have ex-
perieuce and give reference Address
w. care Intelligence mr-4-i
WAHTDD-Those out OF e~mpioymen
and those now employed and wishing
better positions. should call at office of
National Public Service Bureau mr-4-tf
wAuTED-Professional white washer
one professional paper hanger. one A.
No. l furniture packer. one upholsterer
and n professional roofer and repair
man. Call at office Of National Public
Service Bureau. mr-4-tf
ODD JOE wo8K-If you need a paper
hanger. painter. plumber. whitewa.her.
man to noul rubbish. stenogrnpher for
Job work, dictations or copy work. I,
you have circulars 20 mail or envelopes
TO address. call Natl. Phone ak or Bell
Phone 1sO5-R. National Public Service
Bureau. mr-I-tf
wAHrEp-At once several rSod cslv-
! cry and tsle1 hoyr, TO work bsfors
school, Apply q. Cfrcuiatep Depart
mem iptelligencer. " = M {
n N
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale of
BenwOOd Brewing
Company Property

On Tuesday. April On. 1914. az ~ a
n. - tne henwoof brewery or Wafsr
street. near Furty-eighfh street CWhesi-
ingl IN Ienwoof. Marshall county, west
Ntrrfnia 7 SNAIL seii ~ public auction al
re tangible property nrd assets consist
lrE o. certain real estate with the build
inEa thereon. marninsrV. equipments.
fixtures. nnrsss and warrrs sfnrE On
hand supplies. etc ElEtt o. reject Fnr
sunferf o. confirmation - fHF court
lsrma fasn 90 ~one-fNfri rnah nne-
fhird 10 ga mnufhs nrf nra-rnlrf IN
~ o months deferred payment 20 ~
ssr1red IN such manner - te Ccurt sri
fre Trustee mag approve All ulflrrs
I'll D. required 90 frrnsft = ~efflfted
chers Tor a.. boo 90 with frs Tr1sfes
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Of this kind are about a. much good
to q community AZ . cipher with the
ring rubbed out. II would be better
for the community at large IL he
would take the FIRST train out"
Then the speaker pictured such
great men a. Washington, Lincoln.
sfckinley~a and others who died for the
Advancement OF their country, and
they never asked: what will I get
out Of It." but asked. What can I do
for my country" This 10 the proper
spirit.
In closing he pictured a Yale-Prince-
Ton football game. He was q member
or the Princeton team and gave the
illustration to show how team work
won The illustration OF the victory
OF old Nassau. with thousands cheer.
ing as the Tiger showed the ball be-
hind the goal post for the lone touch.
down was simply wonderful and drew
an ovation. The Chicago orator was
n OF the greatest descriptive orators
that ever talked In Wheeling.
Many Volunteers.
The last speaker OF the evening wal
Will L. Finch. associate editor OF the
boosters campaign. and in part. he
said:
Finch Talks.
The campaign will be for three OF
Tour days Wednesday. Thursday
Friday. and probably Saturday.
Those who volunteer to work for
q Greater Wheeling tonight will be
the guests Of the Board OF Trade Al
q luncheon at the Mcclure hotel to
morrow Tuesday noon. At this
meeting any who desire to ask ques
tons regarding the plan OF operation
will be answered fully. and we invite
discussion as TO any OF fits features
The plan for the campaign is this
All those who volunteer tonight
will be divided into teams. Each team
will have a captain.
The teams and captains will NEE,
in the rooms OF the Board OF Trade
at $50. sharp. Wednesday morning.
They will ind ready for them a Sc
ries OF cards. all within the same dis
trict, and will start out TO see. these
prospective members" at 10 o'clock
Every section OF the city has been
carded-the business institutions al
being on the lists-and before the
campaign is ended every one will
have been given an opportunity 70
get in the Greater Board OF Trade
and Greater Wheeling movement.
The teams will see as many OF the
prospective members as possible VI
10 12 o'c,ock.
They will then return to the Nc
Lure house for luncheon. and TO re
port.
The campaign will be for three
days-Wednesdsy. Thursday and Fri
day. Every man who volunteers II
asked to give up only six hours OF his
time for his town. And surely gooC
old Wheeling Is worth that much. and
more. OF any mans time"
Following his address. 90 persons
volunteered to aid the membership
campaign movement.
Letters Of Regret.
The following letters and telegram
OF regret we're received by the boar'
OF trade yesterday afternoon:
Daniel Willard. president OF thu
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
sent the following telegram Monda!
evening:
r.. Il. Naylor.
Secretary Wheeling Board OF Trade
Wheeling. W. Va.
Your letter OF the first. i~nyitin,
me TO be present at the Greater
Wheeling dinner at Scottish Ritz
cathedral this evening. is az hand
Appreciate greatly your courtesy anC
regret exceedingly my engagement
are such as to require my presence il
Baltimore during the entire week men
toned" DANIEL WILLARD.
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DIRECTORS.

Be L nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERfAL CNBALNgR.
ff72 ard ff24 Nain Street
Calls Answered De- OF Mint
store Phones e7s
Vie T. nerfschy. Bel Phone f1sg-R
e. J Berschy. Nat Phone i1zay
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comrlimEmrARy.

Intelligsncsr:-
Just . line Of -congratular
tons and Appreciation Of the
reports you gave the public OF
the Sunday campaign
A FRIEND.
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MORNING PRAYER
w1l N Ksid Th1s Morning In the Inter
est OF the "1t1y' Sunday
CampAin.

PRAYER meetings in the interest Of the
billy" Sunday evaneeiistic campaign
will be held at the following places to-
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WAHTDp-Manager for local shoe store.
must be n resident OF wheeling and
be able TO bring some business through
his own personality and acquaintance.
National Bureau. mr-4-tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-06
The Cburcl,e,
CHURCHES.

SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC
Covington.
st. Peters Church.-Hours Of Ho
II Mass: Every Sunday and Holy day
Of Obligation, at 1880 and 10 q. m.
Rev. jos. Koegerl. Rector.
Vaudeville.
Our Lady Of the Lake-Rev. L.
N. Roth rector. Hours Of holy mass:
Sundays ct Z and $3.50 .. m. Week
days ct $3.50 Q. m. Benediction on
Sundays and holy days 1t s p. m.
Abita Springs.
Ste. James Church.-HourS Of Ho-
ly Mass: LIST, I'd. and 5th Sunday Of
the month 1T =. m: Sd and 4th
Sunday at 10 Z. m: Every Wednes
day at 8 Z. m.
Rev. Jos. Koegerl, Rector.
st. Francis Xavier.-ke>. Ottmar
Bleil, O. s. b. Sunday. and 10 ..
M: Evening service. 1880 p. m.
Bedico Chapel.
Bedico Chapel.-Rev. Ottmar
Bleil, 0. s. B. Third Sunday, 8. .. m.
CHAPEL OF CHINCHUBA DEAF.
00OxO xN6xxxOxNs
Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary
Rev. Bede Mailer. O. s. B., Chaplain.
Sundays and Holidays: Mass and
Sermon-8:30 q. m. Weekdays:
Mass-6:30 .. M; Benediction on
Sundays and Holidays-5:3O p. m.
SERVICES IN THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Rev. Ernest A. Rennie. minister in
charge.
Evening prayer and ser d
Covington.
ChJlst Church
Sunday School every Sunaay morn
ing 1T 10 o'clock.
Second Sunday of each month
1T IL O'Clock.
Third SUNDAY In each month
Morning prayer and holy communion
at II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at o'clock.
Fourth Sunday Of each month
Holy communion at 1880 .. m.
Morning prayer and sermon ct IL
o'clock.
SUdell.
First Sunday in each month
Evening prayer and semon at s |
o'clock.
Bogalusar
Fist Sunday in each month
Morning prayer and holy communion
ct IL O'Clock.
Tranklintou.
Every fifth Sunday-Moring Pray
er and holy communion 1T IL o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermon ct 8 |
o'clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-06
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF
TAX DEED.

Whereas. The undersigned has pur-
chased at sherin's sale for to, es the
year 1911, on the first day OF June
1912, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
% acres of land in west half Of
NV or OF nv or secti III - tp
r II cast 2 acres in northeast or
of southeast quarter Of northeast or,
section 81 tip 7sr IA east.
Which property is assessed In the
name of Edward Dulion. 40 per
tar deed executed by T. E. Brewster
sheriff and ex-offlcio tax collector, st
Tammany parish, ON the 9Th day Of
June, 1912.
Notice is hereby given to whom r
may concern. that have duly caused
the said deed to be registered in book
So page 96 of the Conveyance records
of st. Tammany parish.
A. p. CRAWFORD.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-06
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION or
TAX DEED.

Whereas, the undersigned has pur-
chased at sheriff's sale for taxes the
year 1911, on the first day of June
1912, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Lots IL. IL, Is and II in square
on Marfgny Avenue and Vellice st
in town of Vaudeville, La.
Which property is assessed in the
name OF Laurence Cuailleit, as per
tax deed executed by +. E. Brewster.
sheriff and ex-omcio tax collector, st
Tammany parish, on the 9Th day OF
Jure, 1912.
Notice is hereby given to whom
may concern, that have duly caused
the said deed to be registered in book
So folio 81 Of the Conveyance records
OF st. Tammany parish.
p. H. HANSBROUGH.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-06
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION or
TAN DEED.

Whereas. the undersigned has pur.
chased at sheriff's sale for taxes the
year 1911, on the first day of June
1912, the following described prop
erty, to-wi.:
and 1-2 acres Of land in lot 2
B. T.. H. Crawford tract, village of
Pearl River, La.
Which property 10 assessed in the
name Of widow e. Decker, % per
tax deed executed by T. E. Brewster,
sheriff and ex-offlcio tax collector, st
Tammany parish, on the 9Th day Of
June, 1912.
Notice il hereby given to whom Il
may concern, that have duly caused
the said deed to be registered in book
IS page SO Of the Conveyance records
OF st. Tammany parish.
A. D. CRAWFORD.