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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
|DEMOCRATSARE
SANGUINE OF A
GENERAL SWEEP
WILSON AND MARSHALL ExPEcT.
co TO CARRY NEARLY AL
sTATEs-FLoRIoiANs URGED TO
POLL RECORD VOTE FOR en-.
TIRE PARTY ricKEr.

FLORIDA IS looked 60 81 Democrats
al over the United States ID rou up
q record Democratic majority today Tor
tho Wilson Marshall presidential cleo
tors in this state.
And with the resf of West Florida.
Pensacola and EsCaruhia county are
expected % develop not only their for-
midahle Percentage 81 the states vote
for Wilson and Marshall bat also a
vote which wni make the election 81
PARK Frnmmeii. guheruatoriai nominee
f.lnnru llann congressional nominee.
from thia district and aii others on the
siHte and county Democratic ticket
most decisive
banoting WM be held in i2 polling
places iu this citY. They are NUM-
hored and located aa follows. accord
ing Ga tHe records fn she once ~
County Clerk JONES a. MarHibhons
( ld Airnn.n and tnten0emciu. IA
Court Houaes tt-uaYlen and Ro-
mama ts neNnuera and tufondencia .
ee~Garden and Tenth avenue. 81
GnuEaieH and Nlnth avenue. es-Da-
! VS. and nralnnrd. ea~Hayno and
Gadsdens 30-paiafox ana Lloyd. 81
ncNnliera and Gadadons 1e-Goyern-
mcut and ~ gf-DcNmiera and
Wright
Tho booths win hc onen 90 registered
voters between the hours &c a. m.
and shutdown.
There promises 81 O. none ~ the rK-
citemcnt in Pensacola and most other
ro'utf DOB fho South which Wlu mark
thc elections in the North and che
west
Indications arc. however. that vii
SON VIII 81 into the white House next
March with Democratic senate 10
support bin. as well as q Democratic
lower house
Wilson has bad throughout thc sup.
port ~ thu majority 81 tht more iu-
hueutini metropolitan neW spauers end
che progressive magazine. almost
without exception. have lent their cdi-
torlai aud ecnertl columns tn further
imE tho WILSON Marshall boom
while there IL mo- doubt that thr south
uili stand aloadfasily Democratic. if d
aircadv assured that thr rork bound
E8at and manT states ln the North Hnd
West viii break away from prejudice
Hnd reverse their mufuritiea fhie frar
81 la raid that there is practically
ns WaRerine sos on the result of thn
riecfian end that WILSON end Marshall
faancF offers odds 20 four fo enc w.
better iH fain ln 'he hotel Hobbies 81
the North
an fn aH the prospects for Demo
cratic victory generally are excellent
nnd thr announcement of Wilson chat
he wm retire az p o'cloek tonight o.
expressive of e confidence which Meth
~ of tho other ieading candidates haa
approached
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FIRM

NrU Nork NoY aside from the
Hiu ISSUES. an the leadinE stocks opened
lower TO-DAY. Canadian Pacific VAS down
q point saith fractional losses Tor 81 Paul.
southern rarfnr steel and AHuainarns
hfrd TradinE waa extremely uEht with
en- Indications ~ q duh daT
Prices wern practically gfafionafF
throughout sire nrHf hour On q minimum
- business. except Canadian Pacific.
which andod 90 Hts initial lose
So Paul advanced 9 points and the
rest ~ the market strengthened until the
nominal
Further Improvement vas noted IN the
later trading. HlN stocks aadinE 60 their
early gains uith mnHfrafe activity ID
Union Pacific aud steel af better prices
TIE market closed nfm. General
strength waa shown im TIE hnai heur
at hnartiruiar Improvement iu LehiEh
Hliev and ere flnl Ftorkr. NafiV iossrs
prrn quite generally replaced ~ med
crate gains.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
Powers Have Not Yet
Replied TO the Appeal
red with Sir Edward Grey. the Brit,
ith minister. for two hours.
BALKAN STATES PERSISTENT

red with Sir Edward Grey. the Brit
ith minister. for two hours.
BALKAN STATES PERSISTENT
The Balkan nations and Greece are
persistent Ia their Determination that
Turkey must arrsnge directly with
them the terms % peace without the
iuterNente N q the European powers.
This attitude IT, emphasized IN a
statement which says
= be Tu-kish proporai % peace -
satisfactory IN 20 Gar a. n shows .
desire - prevent further bioodshed.
AZ regards foreign Intervention.
hOwever. there seems % be no chance
o. the halkan states listening 20 any
foreign counscls while treating for the
the arrangement Of conditions -
Peace
These must BE settled between the
Balkan states and Turkey direct
10 may az this stage be declared
that the .ghole campaign ~aa prear-
ranged and has 80 far be- IN carried out
IN accordance with the program. For
a considerable time an 0nicer % the
Greek military STAFF. Colonsi Dousman-
is. was engaged az sofia preparing the
military details. while the political
~ ~ wv - inv ~ AA ARA HNAANAN AAAA
Work Of Premier NemlzeioHe % Greece.
UNION IS CLOSE.
The union OF the Balkan states az
this moment IN more close. hearty ana
Intimate than IA has ever been. FOR 10
has been welded By blood and CON-
mon sacrifice. There e. rot the least
danger that any disagreement a. 10
The division ~ territories or the from
tiers Wili disturb a. u may oe as
stunned that inasmuch a. the details og
the campaign we're arranged with the
greatest care the same procedure wili
b. followed. both a. 60 the conclusion
81 hostuities and subsequent political
considerations.
A correspondent refreatins with the
Turkish army. teleEaphs hat for ~
mnss b. passed wounded men either
lying On the ground ~ being trans
ported on bunark carts. while others
painfully dragged themselves along.
they had no food and there was not
q hahitation within twenty miles. The
Turkish hospitals consist chiefly %
bearer companies and the transport
wagons carry no nourishment FOR the
wounded
Tho servlan troops siin are sweep
ina through Macedonia.
Tho Moutencrrin troops al scutari
and the Greek army in the south con y
~ ne 90 make progress The Greeks
on the way 20 Saionin took Janitza
SITTER tyyo DAYS fighting
The arrival o. foreign ships AZ salon
isi and The approach of the Greek
ARMY 90 the town had tranuuilzing
effect uu thc population.
AZ STEAMBOAT more patrols have been
placed on the streets and every prep
nratlou a. being made 60 try % prevent
the maaaacreH 81 Christians.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
VITAL STATISTICS.


Marriage licenses were issued 20 the
following persons - tho county
iudgo during tho pat v'cclz:
White Marriages.
Ira Thomas Faulkner % Catherine
Cecilia Anderson
Prank Ross aouidinr % Katherine
Augusta scarTitt.
Daniel ". Barnes 20 Willie Irma
stephens.
samuel =. Purssn 10 wnhelmonia
Suarez
Nssro Marriage.
- Davis % Mary Belle Baker.
Benz o. Brown % Theresa y
Thomas
chaa. Howard 70 Eliza Butler.
Thus. Williams 20 Fannia Williams
Homer Bennett % Esieila Tihba.
Iack Farmer % Augusta williams.
Prince Robinson % Ruby Potter.
Allen Martin o. Hannah Mccoy
The following births and deaths
were recorded "a the oftca ~ the city
clerk during thc past week:
White BirthA
To James p. Caro- md wife = sri
To Emanuel RreUtcn and wife. q
boz.
TO oscar Anderson and wife. = airi.
To WIN. " Nay and wife. bog.
TO Wilhelm STRUCK and wife. = boy
To r. q. Phillips and Utfe. e Etrl
Nssro Births
To Eddie Dean and wife = Roy.
To Percei Burnett and wife. = boy.
10 Bm Mills and wife. q boz.
To Albert Hrfttan and wife q boy.
To Joseph r. Murray and wife. a
boy.
To Edgar lynch and wife. = girl
To Archie Collins and wife. 4 hoy.
White Deaths.
Josie seicase. one year. infantiie
paralysis.
J. ~ Wilson. 20 years. CONGESTION o.
the brain.
David Roberts. 20 years. accidental.
George Norten. So years tuhercu-
losla
Infant son % Wilhelm struck and
wife. sfiu born.
A. McD. Meyer. 50 years. congestion
~ lungs
Michael G. IoPoidsvin. - years
epilepsy.
celored Deaths
Tncy Walker. - years paralysis.
John Matthew'S 80 years general
debility.
Rosa Lee Beckham. II years sep
tomonia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
Iivernool Market

busIufas done. prices arm American
raidauua fair 80. seed nidtliuE ess.
rnfaffiru q rs. tnu u1IiffiuE 90 good or
ffunrs q ne ordinary at0
sales Dc onn ainH. ~ whtrh NeH @ere
far nreruiaflau anH export and inrlude 20
see American -
nersfpfr 81 900 bales fnriudfuE 81. 600
American
NSlfuraH opened firm nna r.aHfi tEfeF-
fsh NrV anA NnV Der $50 De-. p
Lar. asst. Jan reh e1kis Frn March
90. Marrh- Aprn q 81. April Maf haah
Mav-gune q 81. Juue-fulF sta'ai anifs-
Aug eN Aus Sept e2a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
ALLEGED LETTERS
OF PLOTTERS READ
Cor, mvnications Tending 20 She's
That Mcnamara MsManissl ard
Wsbber Were IN Criminal Plet Pro
dnced.
BY ASSOCIATED PREss

Indianapolis. Nov. s.-Letters which
the United States government authori-
ties charge show that Frank c. Web
Der. o. New York. wrote to ,. .. Me-
Narnara about sending ortie y. Me-
Maulgai, confessed dynamiter. 60 New
York and Boston % dynamite con
Etruction work there. were read dur
ma The trial ~ forty alleged dyna
mite conspiratoru against employers II
non union labor here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
o . . o . - . Z
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.


Furnished b. TIE local ONCE wealth
er bureau. United states department
% agriculture. under tae direction oi
Willis !. Moore. chief % bureau.
Washington. u. &.
Pensaeoia's Tsmperaturs Data.
Highest on record for October. 80
degrees
Lowest On REGARD Tor October. IS
degrees
Average or the hiEhcs' daily tenn
peratures FOR October. III degrees
Average OF the loves; daily temper.
atures Tor October. 60 deErecs.
Highest temperature Yesterday, 90
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday
morninK. ID degrees
Psnaaeola's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall Tor the month %
October. eos inches
Total rainfall isis October 10 "a
M. &t7 inches.
Total excess January ini 10 serism-
her 1ofh. fGss inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
TIE cIeRLUl LOADED CARGO
OF LUMBER At PENSACOLA

The Norwegian ship Gienlui. report
20 above In collision with a steamer.
was loaded with a cargo Z lumber
20 Pensacola. and put % sea about
two weeks aEo. she carried over "a
million feet. which was loaded while
she was moored az Commandancia
wharf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

miss Nobody From starland.~
tf sou have daHIed throuFh Nfr W th.
ouf seeing bow q hiE musical rrodur-
fian IH created ANA worked ur. Hou
wI rrt Is dozen thrills AND surprises
cot 81 fhn famous dress rehearsal
creme fu che surceasfui Wurt ff Sin
scr muHiesf rnrue Miss Nobody prom
Htariand" u Wh'eh olive Nau ard 4
clever ramuaut wHl appear M thc
uarra house fer ore night On Wednea-
aaw November ath Mnf uniY a. tire
auditor SHOWN enc preliminary retear.
fnl as viewed frem enc stage rear but
~ also witnesses ere rise 90 cnrtain
unNn r. brock audience. uud Hrst prr
fafmanCe iu wtteh the players appear
faeInN ibr other HudIrnre B thr rear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

ChioaEo. Nov Fear ~ international
emfanE DEMENT'S fn the Ilafknna nrIued
wheat Opened t-ku tao up - i-sc -
o. f-tH p g. down bat rallied a. saHao So
Assertions that the government rrnTs
estimates uouid be far more than fndl-
Gated uu ortoher q. weakened corn Tee
rrfnhFF oufnef "a fn f-en loser nf 20 s z
"a "a and saEEnd e. CD E-R
oats hardened vfih fHthefa Deem
hef started fsia a. f+se loser az ri 80
a. III fHi-a and ross ta an Sal
PROV isinns advanced un huE strength
firrt Haifs were G-enr-k hiFher
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
vEssELs IN PoRT.

hN@mW@Ntn@
Emilia. Aust. Riborlch. 2tae. New
orleans. % Gulf Transit Co.
BFookiet. br. a., Horn. aot2. 90 the
Keyaer- Muidon Co
Cayo Domingo. hr. simpson. AHA.
O. Gulf Transit CO.
F1swick PARK. nr. Mills 11ha % Dol
bear Export Co.
nunksid. British. King 1tT2. % ,.
A. Merritt a Co
SHES
Gantock nock. Nor. Osfsrhaus. 20
master. uoaeinE az So Andrews
hayNl
narka.
Gudron. Nor. sknsr. isss. % master
Maranda. Nor hk. Meian. iat1. 20
master.
Fcrmona. Nor. 20 ~. julius schreyer.
Seheonara.
Milivtile Am. Smith. 1oE. q master.
loading - ST. Andrews hay1
Maud y. KUN. American. Erb. ese.
% master.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
STUDY AnHRIcAN TREATMENT
o. T-H DgAF AND DUmn

Now Vera. MaN a@uF NfnrFufe IMaF-
eutr. physician a. ere Spanish royal
household. has rnmpiefrd q twn months
Study ~ American mNfnuaa - treating
the deaf and dumb lie was nent % this
rountrr ~ tnf queen ~ spain - collect
data fewarfinE tha trasninN and edura-
tlun 81 Mis- Nelen Keller with q Vice
- aarrtine this informs ton in fhe bring
ms ~ ~ Prince Den 1aiue. the queen's
second chlia. Who has been q deaf mute
from birth. hn VIII make his report be-
fore = special confersnce q TIE leading
physicians 81 spain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
STEAMSHIP IS
HELD ON LIBEL
RAYMOND THOMPSON. NEGRO
WORKMAN. SUES FoR 5000 FoR
ALLEGED INJURIES.

The steamship Jsnfsid vas tbelcd
yesterday hy Ray mond TohmpHon. r.
negro. Tor f2.eoo. the suit being filed
On the United states court.
Thompson. who o. represented by
John =. stokes. claims damages for
injuries alleged % have been received
fsS DAYS aEo while "a work on the
vessel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
TWOVESSELSIN
PORT FOR COAL
ONE CONES FROM eULFPoRT
AND TIE OTHER FROM NosILE.
soTH HAVING CARGO.

Two steamships arrived in port yss
terday Tor bunker coal both havtng
cargo In transit They wsre the Ma
duro from Gulfport. and the WsihurY
from Mobile. The Madur3 is con
signed % Carr a 60. and the weihury
% the cur States shipping Company.
The Norwegian bark Bianco came
over from quarantine yesterday. she
viii take on cargo here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

How did this hght start saksd
The police tudge.
sTn an argument a. % whether IA
cor wrote Shakespeare plays"
4 SEE Wen III settle that question
arst and then sc car and out who
was ~ the wrong. swear the VII
peases. NJ CLERK ~-pittsburg Pest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah Nov f-The spirits - tur-
rentiue market apene3 firm and closed
nrm to-day af ssf-a with fEaifH of $50
casks. Receipts urre rs casks ship
meufH lfg CASKS end stocks ~ el.Hse
casks
Tie roasn mafkei opened and closed
firm sales aele g fnI barrels. receipts
gfrf barrels s-Hnrurufa et2z barrels add
stocks Of .ff6.s16 barrels
Closing quotations werc 90 foiloMs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Ny daughter aaua I'D she uuaidn I
lnarry an ordinary ran said Farmer
GurmtnNNNi
Wei there ain'a amFthLnN entraordi-
uarV about tha feiier she got rou-
mented IS neirhboF.
That's Where you're wrurg Hes tne
most brilliant and mncumui iahed WORK
tadNer in ere entire country w &shing
fuu @far.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

He = noe going 10 play baseball
any more
well. there are always tgo Er.at
fields open % the eminent baseball
star"
And they are"
Literature and vaudeville "-Pltts-
burg Pest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

SAY. nay boy. vuu're g ncw. It's time
~Oh. 'm NOT ready 60 set harriet yet,
dad
Net ready WHY. guuug man. I want
vru 20 kuom tat when ! Was Nuuf aMa
~ ben married teaos "-nsfroif Frse
RrNss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-18
GENERAL. NOTICE
Official Call for the Republican Primary
Election, 10 BE Held JGne 4th, 1912.


official call for the Republican Primary
Election. 70 BE Held jane 18th. 1912.
NOIl'E Is hereby given that Re
publican primary election will be heid "a
the various maEisterisl districts
throughout the County OF OHIO and
state or West Virginia. on June fth.
1919. between the hours Of seven o'clock
r. m and close a. 1:45 .. m. for the pur-
pose or nominating candidates for the
following offices. to-wlt. Judges for the
Circuit Court FIRST judicial District
West virginia. Judge or the Criminal
Court Of ohio County. Sheriff Of Ohio
county. Prosecuting Attorney. COUNTY
tommissioner..Asses or County Surveyor
state senator Tor First Senatorial Dis
trict Members OF the House Of Dele
gates. school Commits ioners. justices q
the Peace. Coustables. Members Of the
ohio County Republican Executive COM
miftee. Members o. the ohio County Re
publican Central Committee. Mebmar ~
the Congressional Committee of the First
District % West Virginia. Members Or
the judiciary Committee. Members OF
the state Senatorial Committee
The various places Of voting will De
hereafter fixed and established by the
ohio county Republican Executive Com
mittee
By order ~ the ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
H. L. KIRK.
Chairman.
n. r. CREsAP.
my-iI-is-25-Ie-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-18
BOND SALE
sale OF -soaas for street xmvrovsnsas


SALE OF -soaas for street xmprovsnsat
Motto. 4. h.r.sS 80, ,A.,
signed commissioners. Appointed by an
oroinAnee OF the City Of Wheeling, en-
Tilted An Ordinances to amend and re-
nance providing for the Re-pavink. Re
curoing and Improving OF Main street.
from southerly line OF Twelfth Street 70
sne bridge over Wheeling Creek on Main
street under the Assessment plan. as
provided In Section 5Sa OF the Charter
OF tne CITY or Wheeling. and for issuing
bonas TO pay for said Improvement. as
provided In said Section. for the said Re-
paving. Recurring and improvements"
passed october 10, 1911. and approved
ey the Mayor October II. 1871" viii on
between the hours OF . O'Clock a m and
o'clock p. m, at The office OF the
mayor OF the city or Wheeling IN the
bids In writing for, and sell bonds OF
said city. authorized by said ordinance
70 an amount not exceeding Nine Thou
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
No. 1. and to be OF the denomination OF
10000 each and to be numbered from
! 10 is inclusive: but no more OF said
bonds will be sold than Is necessary to
complete said improvements. not exceed
Ing IL IN number; all OF which bonds
are to be dated the first day OF April,
1917, and payable on or before the first
day or April. 1912. at the Dollar Savings
a. Trust Company. in the City OF Wheel
ms west virginia. with interest At the
rate OF five percentum (5qd per annum,
payable annually on the first day OF
April. 1913, and on the first day OF April
In each year thereafter until and inciud-
ing the year OF 1922. at said Dollar Saw
ings Il Trust Company: for which inter
est coupons In proper form are attached
10 each bond. Such bonds will be sold
only for cash. TO the highest bidder. APP
proved by the undersigned. and none OF
said bonds will be sold for less than
the principal thereof with the interest
accrued thereon. The bonds hereby ad-
vertised for sale are to be redeemed at
their par value, with interest, n any, ac-
crued and unpaid. on the first day OF
April. 1922, and the City OF Wheeling.
by said ordinance. pledges and obligates
itself TO redeem. on the first day OF
April. 1922, all OF said bonds, then out
standing and unpaid. at the said Dollar
savings a Trust Company in the City
OF Wheeling.
JAMES T.. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK,
LOUIS r. STIFEL.
commissioners OF Street Improvement
Loan No. 1. my-l1-lS-25-je-l-S
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BOND SALE
BALE or 1oHDs.
ssis Of -sonas for street Iaprov.nsus


Notice Is hereby given that the under
akned commissionsrs. appointed by an
ORDINANCES OF the City OF Wheeling. en-
ptied An Ordinance Providing for the
he-paving. Recurring and Improving OF
McColloch Street In the City OF Wheel
Ing. from the northerly line OF sixteenth
street TO the southerly line OF Baker
provided In Section 5sa OF the Charter
OF the City OF Wheeling, and for issuing
BONDS 10 pay for said improvement. as
provided IN said Section. for the said Re-
passed March IS. 1917. and approved
April I. 1912. will on Monday. THE 10TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1912. between the hours
OF O'clock a m. and o'clock .. m. at
the office Of the Mayor OF the City of
wheeling In the city Of Wheeling. West
virginia. receive bids In writing for,
and sell bonds OF said city. authorized
ceeding Twenty-nine Thousand Dollars
said bonds to be known as BONDS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENT No. g." and
TO be OF the denomination of $4,000 each
ana to be numbered from as 10 los in
elusive; but no more OF said bonds will
De sold than II necessary to complete
said Improvement. not exceeding IS in
dated the first day OF April. 1912. and
payable on or before the first day OF
Apri. 1922. at the Dollar Savings a
Trust Company. in the City OF Wheeling.
West Virginia. with interest at the rate
OF five percentum $50 per annum. pay
able annually on the first day OF April.
1913. and on the first day of April in
each year thereafter until and including
the year 1922. at said Dollar Savings &
Trust Company; for which interest cou-
pons In proper form are attached TO each
bond. Such bonds will be sold only for
cash. 20 the highest bidder. approved by
the undersigned. and none OF said bonds
Will he sold for less than the principal
thereof with the interest accrued there
on. The bonds hereby advertised for
sale are TO be redeemed at their par
value, with interest. IL any. ACQUIRED and
unpaid. on the first day OF April. 1929.
and the City of Wheeling. by said ordi-
nance. pledges and oblgates itself 20 re-
deem. on the first day OF April. 1922, all
or said bonds. then outstanding and I'M
paid. at the said Dollar Savings a Trust
Company in the City OF Wheeling.
JAMES =. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
LOUIS r. STIFEL.
Commissioners OF Street Improvement
Loan No. :. my-i1-1S-25-je-1-S
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Stockholders Meeting.
stoclnoidsrs Hsssin~.

8@.@&-@@4MA. AMWlMXs
notice Il hereby given that = nesting
81 the stockholders OF Ia Belle Iron
works. a corporation created and orran-
lied under the laws OF the state OF West
virginia. will be held at the Board OF
Trade Rooms In the City OF wheeling. IN
the state OF West virginia. at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. on the 33rd day % MAY.
1917. for the purpose OF considerlnc The
adoption OF a resolution or bylaw TO In
crease the capital stock OF said corpora
ton. and TO crStte classes OF preferred
and common stock, and TO amend the
eharter OF said corporation TO autborize
an increase inses capital stock Of said
corporation. and to create classes OF pre-
ferred and comm On stock. and also reso-
lutions to adopt forms OF stock certiff-
Gates. and also resolutions TO amend the
bylaws of said corporation to conform
20 said authorized classes OF STOCK. and
also a resolution 10 change the date OF
the annual meeting OF the stockholders
from the second Tuesday IN September
OF each year TO the second Tuesday In
March OF each year.
BY order OF the Board OF Direcfors.
Given under my hand this SIN day Of
ISAAC NJ. SCOTT. President
McCAMlC q CLARKE,
my-9-8