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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
BANKRUPT NOTICE


United states Of America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia SIS
In the nited states District Court in
ard for said District.
BANKRUPT No. 357. IN Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
10 the nonordhle Aston G. Dayton.
Judge OF the District court OF the
intel states FOR the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia:
Henry BronstrOp. OF Wheeling. In the
County Of Ohio and state OF West Nir-
cinia. IN said District. respectfully rep
Iesents that on the 8rd day Of March.
last past he was duly adiudged bank
Tupt under the acts Of Congress relating
to bankruptcy. that lie has only surren-
dered all has property and rights OF Jrop-
: erty. and has fully complied with all the
requirements Of said acts and OF orders
OF the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. ne prays that he may be
decreed by the Court 90 have fun dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. sN-
cept sucn debts as are excepted 10y law
from such discharge
Dated this 18th day of July. 4 D.. 1913.
HENRY BRONSTROP.
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon
Northern District Of West Virginia. IS.
on this 10th day Of July. A. -. 1873.
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 18th day OF
August. \. -. 1918. before said Court. at
Wheeling. In said district at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. and that notice thereof
be published IN tue Wheeling intelligen-
Ger. a newspaper printed In SAID District.
and that all kuoWn creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the
said time and place ana show cause. 10
any they have. why the Irayer or the
SAID petition snOuB not he granted.
And IL Is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail 20 ali
known creditors copies 81 said petition
and this order addressed To- them az their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston q Day
ton. Judge Of the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. IN said dis
trict. on the 18Th day 81 July. A. l., 1913.
Attest.
=. = KEFAUVER. Clerk
L. ;. u. e.. y H. W. Va
ty-1s-e5
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PUBLICATION NOTICE..

order Of PubDostion.
The Stnte 81 West virginia ONTO Coun-
In me circui, Court OF ohio county.
West Virginia. July Rules. 1919
Andrew J. Seifert AMI
Qusrta scifert
william G. Mayer. Kate
MAYER. August Mayer.
S,,ecclii MAYER. %. Prime
son. John Funds. Sc
unda Funds. simon I'm Chanccry.
bowman. Terzia Bow
man. Albert Mayer. Ida
MAYER. rhiiip Wsrcn-
helm. Edward brand
fase. Emma Hrandfasa.
OlEa Watkins. Ira X
s Td'i iaai- re- iards mayer
The object % this suit De- % PARTITION
TIE real estate iu the city ~ Wheei'ng.
ohio county. West NirFinia or wnIcI
Prank \. Marer and Johanna g. Mayer
ficd seized AMI possessed. anorg their
And % appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
tileu 81 said cause Hf these Rules. trnt
t,c defendant AUGUST MAYER. cecilia
cunia Fuuiis tds Nnycr Albert Mayer.
RuiufA I'umps u. IlWHrd lrHnNfHaa.
Emma Brandfsse. plga WatkIrs. Ira y
81 toe state ~ West VirEirfH. auI frev
not having been served with process Boo
saiI sur. IN motion ~ the plaintiffs by
FRANK a Mcmahon. this order ~ ruhil-
cation d. entered against them. and if
ordered That frF said defendant. ah0f a
named. DO and arc required o. appear
within one month after the date ~ the
fIret publication uf fhfe order ana du
W|fnf De- urrceaafV Co protect their inter
cstr 10 is further ordered that fhfs or
der ha published anil posted a. required
DF low
witness. John o.. Kingdom. clerk ~
oNf fa'd court ~ the Court House ~
% VT July WuIea 1919
foWN D. KfNGHORN clerk
published The first tine July ~. 1919
Attest
1OtfN o.. kfNgWoRN. clerk
FRANK a MCMAHON
Attorney
fV-ff-Is-1s-au-t
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second Grade Minnie Pu.s. stella
spnfcrman
ffrFf Gfade-Isnn.c Mrgovn. less
TrHff
fHuifor.
r Dts finally concluded tho meeting ~
the board. witch Ha ono ~ go lcurfhfeaf
ever held and was dragu u.ff hv arcr-
rerfe frfulrrd in ~ rrarff.afr zoo ~
tro rrrmh.re ara fren vnlcu absolutely
nothlnE resulted
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HOTEL FROSIENAC KEErucK

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar section; between the two famous
piers central to all attractions. modern
.ulEh-class motel, a. good as the best:
capacity $50. VIII make very special
terms Of 8, SO. Si2 so. SIS M w-exlv
including large ocean rooms rnetaf beds
Win white service. table supplied direct
from Farm, pure water. sanitary plumb
ing porches overlooking the ocean and
BOARDWALK W. r. WATTS.
fiyiS-ia
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l. E KIN c. T ON

TENNIS q CROQJET COURTS adjoin
fEA1 II Guests may - rom hDt Sr.
% BEACH IN BATHING ATTIRE with
HlBiTED RlNNl\G WATER Ia
rooms PRIVATE BATHS. $50 and up
dailN = 20 $3.50 weekly. AN. PLAN
WHITE SERVICE ORCHESTRA.
BALLROOM NAt BENILLE ENTER
TAINERS. BOOKLET PAJLC. ROSE
GRAMS
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Moderation

MY = NINIlNNA.
different ianguagc % thcv say. will
make o. different man
Tire sailor lives Iu sweet accord Win
This elastic plan
one VIE in every forciEr land stitl
leaves ria conscience. free
For changing LANGUAGE chances self
each time nr puts Co. sea
80 90 not blame the sailor lad because
he's not az YOU
Fnt praise him b. IN every port ns
doesn't we'd with two.-Frou
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DIED

BoscH-Snddeniy on Thursday. July ~,
1913. ~ o'clock g. m. ANTON
BOSCH. in his 10Th year.
Funeral notice hereafter
BARTH-On Thursday. July i7th. 1914,
~ ~ - o'clock p m. a. his late resi-
dence on Eighteenth street. FRANK
y HAETH
Funeral notice hereafter
EvEL-On "Wednesday. July fsth. 1919.
90 % O'Clock r. m. az tro family
residence No no Twentieth street
Warwood. JOSEPH EVIL. IN his 6sth
year
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

50 Iong 90 the Conversation steers
araN from far'Ns and agriculture ans
Pc barrels and rurh-iike topics Demo
cratic harmony 60 Congress seems a.
sur 81 --ludEa
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The wheeling Natural Gas Company
Tr1-Stats Gas Company.

..
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
to-wit:
In the matter OF the
Application OF the bOrder
Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Tri-State Gas Company
ca corporatiouD for leave 10 change rates
and file new schedule
WHEREAS. Application to change
rates has been this day filed by the
above named. Tire Wheeling Natural Gas
Company and the Tri-State Gas Company
with the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS
SION. IL Is
ORDERED that leave be granted TO
any person interested to file objections
TO said application before the Commits
sion within tnlrty C3OD days from this
date. and that this matter be set down
for hearing at the General Session OF the
Commission 10 he held at the Capitol, at
Charleston, West Virginia, on Tuesday.
the 18th day OF August. A j.. 1913, at
two =. m. at which time all PERSONS IN
terested may appear and make such OBJ
lectiOns as they may see fit
And IL IS further directed that this
order be PUBLISHED by the applicant once
each week for f.U- c. l-ecutive weeks
In some new spape. .oiisned IN each or
the several aa. t.wGs where the
applicant sul'i i-cs s.t> t. consumers. and
tuat due return thereof sail be made TO
the Commission.
Done al TIRE capitol. in the city OF
1913
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY ". W. WHITE
ty-4-ll-lS-25 secretary.
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

near Beach, Genital. new throughout;
capacity. 400. opposite Protestant and
'atholc d urches. running water in
rooms. private baths. excellent table
fresh vegetables from our own farm
windows screened. white service book
- 10 S2l weekly. n Is. LUDH. II. u.
let. special prices. $3.50 to $3.50 daily
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Inc wiltshire, oeesn 1 View av ana G sesfh;
improved. Capacity S5O. Private baths.
H,unning water IN rooms. elevator. etc.
up oaily. open all tho year Booklet
Jyl4-bt SAMUEL ELLIS.
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To fNr creditors of Minnie b W4r~r.
mann. deceased.
IN Tuftunn"e ~ n decree ~ Tire circuit
court 81 fHe county ~ prIn. made .u a
cause therein pending ~ subject tho reaf
fHfHfn - Tire Hf.f Minnie q ffHEerwHuu
Co.. The payment ~ Icr debts. You ere 10.
qrirfd o. present YOUR claims AGAINST
ffe estate ~ the rnII Minnie r. finrer-
mann Tor adjudication fu William D.
krurr. com mlrrisusr. 90 bite office SIS
-rHmulhHrh building In Tire fItv of
MrrnIluE. ohio county. West Virginia.
on nr before Tho Tftr dHr ~ July 1914
Wfrrre John o. Kingdom. clerk ~
80 e1iI court this -ntu day ~ June
1919
JOHN T. krNgUOWN. clerk
10. In.I f-fr-f.ff-fe-rr
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rarrrr Ir grammar clasp Fr1f fa
l Hr HIfr TruHNrr Johnny
I"hrnU.-Orr that isnt hurried 80
-IufEs
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LOST

LOST breast pin IN shape OF bunch
Of seven daisies with settings in cen
ter on boat or al Rock Springs PARK
Reward for return to George r. Kurner
care American Electric Co. 1921 Chap
line street 1v-1s-tf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Birdie " Hasermann. ad-
min'sfratriN or Minnie
;. iiarcrmann. deceased.
I'm Chancory
Hirdie " Haserman and
49, virtue ~ an order entered &, the
above entiticd Gauge by the Circuit Court
n ohio County. West virginia on the
igt day Of May. 1919. and an order sup
elemental thereto entered on the 18Th
DAY 81 June. 1919. ~ Is referred 20 the
undersigned commissioner 90 take AMI
state an account showing
l-t What personal estate the said
Minnie > liaE"rmsun owned AZ The time
~ her death. the character ana value
eni What disposition. " any. was
made 81 said personal estate bv the
plaintiff Birdie VI. Hascrmsnn. admins
tratriN - SAID Minnie :. Hagermaun lie
ceased. and how much. n any. 81 said
PERSONAL estate - nov IN the hands Of
the said Birdie ". IaEerWann. ~ admin
isfrafriN aforesaid. for the Tayment 81
t'e many debts OWNS from tie estate Of
tire SAID Minnie < iiIEcrmnnn. deceased.
Ard The settlement 81 the admins
Birdie VI iisrermlnn. administratriX a.
81 what debts tho SAID Minnie <
Hugerwarr owc1 ~ 'rc time 81 her
d'Hth. o. whom they are payable. their
nature and their respective amounts and
priuritice
5th what real estate vac owned by
TIE said Minnie ii1Eermanu ~ the
time n her death. fre quantity. descrtp-
ton and location. AMI mat liens. " any.
CVisfed against the same az the time Of
her death
ST. such other matters as any party
i1 interest may require tho same h~'rs
pertinent. 0r such other matters a. said
rurffuia.iurrr himself may deem perth
mont whether ao regues % or not
Nuff"n So hereby Eif en- that the under
siEuod cnrnn1Iaa. ouer has fIvrd upon sat
urdat fuly 2ffn. 1913. commencing at
ton O'Clock. m Ha TIE time ard his
office room SOS scrwuibHrh Huiidirr. in
TIE city ~ WnoriIur. prio county. Wet
VIRGIN .H. ne fhs place ~ which BE- will
proceed fr execute Tire said order OF ref
rreu.r and ascertain and report the sew
frHi matters therein mentioned
Gwen under wf harI. this rnfh dav %
June. 1919
WILLIAM y KUt-pp.
g. B. NrNrGE comm Toner
Attorney for f1afuflff
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Most popular and attractive hotel for
Wheeling visitors. HOTEL BoRToN,
ocean md Tennessee Ave. central to ali
att actions; homeiike. SO up weekly.
s. NJ daily. T. Y. VOORHEES,
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The COLwYN

Michigan Ave. near Beach All o,.,si4e
rooms. open Surroundings Excellent
table. SLOT up daily: IS I'd weekly
&. ;. GERKES
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast OF clothing. Write
or call
N. LEVY,
No. 1857 Markst St., wheeling, ". w.
WE-Collcct Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
and executed We adjust claims and
make collections on a commission basis
No collection. no pay. The Buckeye Mer-
camille Agency. b05 Board OF Trade
hlds.. wheeling. w. Va. u
PATENTSSSeGT .,: Trad:
BOOKLET free. Fifteen years practica
H. n. DrHLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY,
National Exchange Bank Bldg,
wheeling. W. Va.
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Not1cs to
consuInsrs OF Natural Gas

After July reading OF meters the rate
Tor gas TO domestic consumers will be
soc per NJ Gu. IT less discount of &C NJ.
Gu: IT for prompt payment OF bills.
gas delivered after July 3ist, will re as
follows: First 100000 Gu. IL. 2sc per NJ
Gu. n. Second 10000 GU. n 2lc per 81
Gu. n. Next 800. 900 ca. ~. l5c per NJ
Gu. n. All over 3. 200. 600 Gu. n &c VI
Gu. ~. Subject to discount of lc per NJ
Gu. II. for prompt payment OF bills
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Ber RGI1v
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhlAl ENBAlMER,
fi22 and 1924 Main street.
Calls AnsV cred ia, or Nignt--
Store Phones 635.
We l.. Bertschy. Rel Phone izs7-R
c. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i27a.Y
Bruemmer e. HiIdebrand
runsrai Directors aud nmsaimsra
torner Markct and twenty second sta
Islephone- 1ol oD-n daF snd niHhG
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i20-A Farm $45OO

fIre brick house. fwo large barns and
rrnsrfa veil wafercd and fenced
handy OBJ railroad. school. tiur~h Tefs.
phone. g. o. ID. Etay terms Tpaeesa.
irr Hrr fIus s0.tfrr tract fpr q. 600
ff.r huiIn.rrH. we'll unfered and fenced
t.HI rnHda tI.t.rc tract. O. room cot.
ffrf house good barn. young orchard
rfH rnfr-sf and fenced Write " f
NHsfers. e. Sal Hank Bldg. Cambridge
f.Ir Rom phones
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HOTEL eOTHwELL
Atlantic City. y. y.
virginia Ave. second mouse from ,steoi
PER; Highest Standard In Cuisine aaJ
service. moderate appointments
Booklet J. a n. X. boutwell,.
my-l0-t-p-g
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N.HHf.H N'Wf Do HHH".HN
Ir.rfN erode Mar faurrerfy
hif- t-r -si- Less liughos Nada Rail-
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Birdie VI Hagermann. ad-
mtn'sfratriN or Minnie
:. Iiarcrmann. deceased.
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Wort Unanlmously Reelected

Superintendent 70 o. Work. Who.
Tor tho past several years. has been
Tho rfncient head ~ tho schools ~ the
CITY. was not only unanimously rr.
elected Tor a term ~ two years. hut
his SALARY wag Increased from $685.
m $4,000 per wear Many other fr.
oroaens were also granted the princi.
pal ~ Lincoln school. the supcrintrnd
en- ~ music and superintendent ~
drawing being granted increases ~
so prr year Tho superintendent ~
domestic arr vas granted an increase
n 800 per vcar. tho Instructor ~ hie.
DRY IN increase OF 800. Instructor NJ
mathrmatlrs an increase OF 500. and
Tho general assistant an incrca o. of
SO An effort was made to have tho
salaries NJ all ianiforr increased 8,
per month. buf fhis failed
To ralHrira H. ths. now rflrf 4re.
Principal ~ The ffrn r.HHDf 60 Fla
Irl FeHr. lrIr. Irrf OF frr ulrf erF1..
1923. principal nf fFs q. r..fr ..f..I
~ 60. .Tf. iHf ffHfHrr 80 r.H. H.rr
school teachers. ft1rr. fes..era n the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-15

furnishes more than a third, America
about fourth. and other European
countries most of the others. Few
women students come from Asia, Afri-
ca or Australia The University of
Berlin alone has more than one fourth
of the total women students of the
empire. the exact number OF women i'm
the universities at present being; Ber-
lin, 90i; Bonn. 2S9; Munich, 2G2; Goet-
tingen. 235; Heidelberg, 2l9; Freiburg,
lN9; Mnenstcr. ~; Breslau, $50; Leip-
xix, l29; Marburg, 1926; Koenigsberg
100; Greifswald 50; Halle, 81; Jena, IS;
Strassburg, 81; KEEL 40 Tuebingcn,
rs; Giessen, "a; Erlangcu, 81; Wuerz-
burg, &c; Bcstock. Is; all others, 3. The
departments of study To which the
women students give preference are
about the same as in former years. the
enrolment i'm certain courses being;
Medicine, 7o2; mathematics ANA nat
ural sciences, 579; economies ana ag-
riculture, 81 dentistry. II; and phar-
macy, S.-Naturc.
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MicHlGAN's MINERAL OUTPUT.
State Sixth Among States in the Value
Of Production


Of Production.
Michigan is sixth among the states
of the Union in the value Of its min
cral production. II owes its promi-
hence To its great wealth in two met
ais, copper and iron. I'm the produc-
ton Of iron ore in 1912, according to
the figures compiled by T.. w Parker,
of the United States Geological Sur
.vey, in cooperation with the Michigan
state Survey, it ranked second, and i'm
the production of copper it was third.
Among the less important branches Of
The mining industry il ranks first in
the production of salt bromine, cal
cium HORDE, graphite. and sand
lime brick, second in the production OF
grindstoncs, ana fourth i'm the produc-
lion Of gypsum. In 1910, the total
value of the production considered the
mining of iron ore was the leading in
dustry in Michigan. bur in 1911 aud
i5l2 the value of the recoverable me
Iallic content Of the copper ores pro-
duced in Michigan exceeded the value
Of the iron ore mined. In 1912 the pro-
duction Of iron ore amounted To 12,797.-
iGS long tons, valued at $4,000 1873 ana
the copper production To 21S13S. 4OS
pounds, valued at $35, 992, S37. Tho,
total mine production Of copper in the
United States in 1912 was I.249.0g4, Sg1
pounds of which Michigan contributed
=lS,l3S,40S pounds, or II per cent
The mining of copper in Michigan is
of prehistoric origin, the metal having
been used 10y the North American In
Clans before the advent of the white
man. The total production of copper
N Michigan from earliest records has
been about 100000, 900 pounds. or
about 20 per 'ent of the total output
Of the United States.
Michigan stands well up among the
states in the manufacture of cement.
producing 3,49i,G21 barrels in 1912. The
salt production of the state exclusive
Of rock salD amounted to l0,271,715
barrels valued at S2,743.3S9. The value
OF Michigan's clay products increased
about % per cent from $20S3.932 in
1871 To $2,545,49S i'm 1912. The mining
and calcining Of gypsum is also an
industry Of considerable importance,
and production increased from 3i7,29G
short tons, valued at $573,92G, in 1911
To 3Si,297 short tons, valued at SELL
547 in 1912.
Other important industries are the
quarrying of stone and the production
Il sand and gravel, lime manganifer-
Gus ore, mineral paints, mineral wa
tiers, natural gas. petroleum, quartz
and scythstoncs. The total value of
the mineral products i'm Michigan in
1912 was $S0,0G2,iS6. against $G5.275,-
"2i i'm 1911.
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AT GERMAN UNIVERSITIES.

The unusual increase in the number
Of women attending German univcrsi-
ties, as shown by statistical returns
recently issued i'm Germany. is of par
ticular interest I'm view of the fact that
women We're only admitted as students
in the summer of 1905. The Journal , z
the Royal Society Of Arts states that
during 1912 the number Of women stu
dents in German universities has
grown from 2,795 To 3.213, and the per-
centagc of women now in the univer-
stiles, as compared with the whole
student body, is 81 per cent as against
% per cent three years ago. OF the
present body of women students the
great majority, $500, come from Ger
many OF the foreign women, Russia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-15
FATE OF JEzREEL'S TOWER.
Temple of the $4,000" Turned Into
Picture Hail.

Temple of the $4,000" Turned Into
Picture Hall.
The Temple" of the Jezreelites at
Chatham is about to be turned into n
picture hall II was in the Temple"
according to it's founder that the IA.
600 spoken Of in the Book of Rcycla-
ton We're To gather together.
Je2reers Tower is a Chatham land
mark. 1t was reared % years ago by
James White, Il British soldier in "a
regiment in India, who had suffered
from sunstroke. one day White aston
ishcd the army chaplain by aunOunc-
ing that he had had a revelation, and.
having purchased his discharge, ne
sailed for home and adopted the name
of James Jershon Jezreel and founded
sect called the New ara Latter
House of Israel" He claimed Ia pos
sess flying roll" of I44, 900 people To
be saved, dabbled i'm mysticism and
married beautiful Chatham girl
named Esther Rogers and set mp a
colony for the sect.
Having collected various sums of
money. including large sum from
lady who was part owner of Tufncll
park in north London. ne commenced
To build "lsraers sanctuary and assem-
bly, rooms and headquarters" with ac-
cOmmodatiou for 5000 of the elect who
should gather there at the time of the
destruction of the world. Part Of the
headquarters" were subsequently dis
mantled, although the tower was left
standing.
II was one of the pcculiarities of the
Jeareclites that they refused to cut
their hair. They also believed that the
cx-soldier Jezreel was going To live
forever, hut he died before the Chath-
am HEADQUARTERS were finished and his
wife, Queen Esther" died a few years
later.
1t was then that JeZreel's tower be-
came a wholesale grocery and provision
store rented by Queen Esther's" faith
er, Edward Rogers, and in 1906 it
passed into the hands of owners. who
reduced it from six to two floors II
was late! occupied by an American
JeZrcelite, who called himself Prince
Michael" and who contemplated the
completion Of the tower Prince Mich
ael's" real name was Michael Minis. and
his title having been opposed by the
original Jezreels father-in-law he was
cvicted from the tower by order of the
high court.
Early this year the tower was put
up To auction ana Withdrawn ut $19,-
500.-Boston Globe.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Nov. l. s d. %.

Nov. l. s. Is. %.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County OF
lIoughtCn.
At n session of SAID court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village OF
Houghton in said County, on the
30th day Of October A. ID. 1913.
Present, Hon. Geo. c. BENTLEY. Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
Winners.
Joseph Winners and Sophie Winners.
administrators having filed in said
court their petition, praying for license
to mortgage the interest of said estate
in certain real estate therein described,
II is Ordered, That the 25th day Of
November A. ID. 1913, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, ut said probate Office, bo
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition, and that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
said court, at said time and place. II
show cause why license to mortgage
the interest of said estate in said rest
estate should not be granted;
1t is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy Of this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous 10
said day of hearing, in the Calumet
News newspaper printed and circn-
lated i'm said county.
(SeaD GEO. G. BENTLEY,
a true copy. Judge of Probate.
Alice Bell.
Clerk of Probate.
w. A. Bateman,
Attorney for petitioner
Business Address:
Calumet, Michigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-15
CURB STOCKS.

J. \, Minncar u Co say today
There was very little DONG in the
markets today. Prices as a rule we're
slightly higher on tho opening The
Mexican news continues To hold tho
attention and ms a rule IL was consld-
cred mere favorable today The gem
eral reports are that the short inter.
est in the market is considerable. How
ever these shorts must De either con-
0dcnt or else they are less i'm number
than is reported, for after the break
we have had I'm the past few weeks. it
would sem as Il the rally should have
gone farther.