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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
SOCIAL D0IN'S
THANKSGIVING
BIG FAMILY DINNERS ARE BEING
PLANNED TO OBSERVE DAY.
Special Menus Have Been Prepared in
Hotels. Clubs and Other
Such Places.

Thanksgiving will be fittinelyi OBJ
served I'm social circles MANY family
dinners are being planned and younq
people who have been away for a VISIT
VII return Co spend the day at their own
iiresidc. Turkey will DE the piece ta
resistance on the menu and whore turik..,.
Us NOT r"i~hcd. chicken viii DE "A fitting
substitute. Every mothers heart NearC
Tor her absent children on this OF all
DAYS as u is tho day for general thanks
giving when all should gather 'rouud
the festive board.
ono evening party has been scheduled
winch VIII he attended by members OF
~" iirSt social set. and various other
PARTIES viii h~ given. The Mozart Sing
liE society viii have their annual con
cert and ball The foot ball game on
~" island. Will attract much attention
among the young people. and they Will
t'fu "It tuma~~c TO root for their home
Team. They viii boz supplied with the
usual amount Of bells. horns and class
cuinrs ana the affair ie. on the Who'll. 81
illiHE on" Tor such a DAY.
special dinners will be- served a, che
STAFFORD springs Hotel. the Fort Henry
q .In. the Mcclure. and other hosteIries
or TINS section. Many VIII go to com
Try inns n the weather be fair and fit
i"r motoring This Thanksgiving ONT
ing VIII likely see the last OF the sea
son outing events. as King Winter will
interfere 20 certain extent and INC
iireeit' viii find all lowering around to
Ilin Tor the HOLIDAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Day of Thanks Will Be
Observed Appropriately

lions 81 various denominations uniting
special programs have been arranged
including sermons OF an appropriate No
ture
Those who seek entertainment will
have an excellent opportunity TO have
tfelr desires Eratircd \ special
THANKSGIVING matinee Will De given IN
the Court theater. and the other local
amusement houses have special hills for
the afternoon and evening.
There are many athletic events sch ed
uled for tomorrow which promise 20 ct
tract unusually large crowds. Interest
centcrs IN football, and two fast games
ara 10 De STAGED on the Island park
while in neighboring towns high school
elevens will clash for honnrs. During
the morning. teams representing the
Wheeling High sch DOL and the Beliaire
High school Will play for the high school
championship Of the Ohio Valley. The
premier contest OF the day. however,
promises 20 be that between the Stats
Athletic club. OF this city. ant the Beth
any college team.
or course big family dinners with
turkey featured IN the right way. will
he tho order 81 the day. For the past
several DAYS visions Of mothers cook
iug back on the farm have been in the
minds OF many poor tired clerks and Of
flee attaches. and all who possibly can
VIII bid goodbye 60 the city tomorrow
while the unfortunates who must renal
VIII ht up the quick lunch counter as
usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
APPARENTLY MUCH
SICKNESS IN CITY
STEADY Thong Inquiring About
Root Juice Indicate a Keen
Local Interest in Strange
New Medicine.

Ever since IL was announced n few
days ago that the new Root Juice
Medicine is now obtainable In this
city. there has been a steady stream OF
people at the drug stores. anxious 70
procure the strange new medicine tina,
created so much excitement in Atlanta
oy the remarkable results said to have
followed It's use in cases OF stomach
trouble. as well as kidney and liver
disorders and rheumatism
People from all parts OF the CITY
nave called at the drug stores during
the past Few days and n few have even
come from nearby towns TO obtain a
supply OF the medicine which IL said,
10 effect such wonderful results for
people suffering from indigestion.
belching gas on the stomach, loss of
appetite. headaches. backaches, rheu-
matte pains. swollen. sore and stiff
limbs and Joints. urinary disorders.
nervousness. general weakness. and
other symptoms OF impure blood or
functional disturbances OF the vital or.
gans
There has not OF course been time
enough as yet 10 learn what result the
medicine is giving IN various cases
here. but In view OF the wonderful
cures that have been reported from
elsewhere II is not likely the many
local people who try II Will be di.ap-
pointed.
The demonstration AT the local DRUG
stores Will continue for several DAYS.
and those who suffer from any OF the
ailments for which the new remedy is
recommended will probably not regret
having given II n trial-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
THANKSGIVING
AT THE PEN
FhrSoEERS WILL BE GIVEN ENTER
TAINMENT AND nIG DINNER.
glorious holiday 90 BE obuerved-Bar-
rel OF Cranberrios and 800 Pounda
OF Turkey 20 ne Served.

Nrrtne'Wgnfr have been completed for
..' annual IItuh-EiHIuE dinner al the
'- prison 90 MnIud-EIIle. w..r. moro
.'' ...." inmates Viii Doe fod fo.morfov
H. noon Warden ". o. Brown af ID.
'.ir' Ht. arranged flr e. motion
'.'i'I' show. which VIII Boo held ir tre
.htI'I during the morning and "a srl.u-
N'I i'.f' 300. consisting OF songs and
-i'fi selections. both by the hand arl
% N' .'. .. Poe Institution viii b. rom
N' .'n FOLLOW .rE tho rendition az fr.
.r. .fI-r Ir. msu VIII r1 Imradi,t..l,.
ll ih. iHtr' dining room. where tl. raj
..'."7f wing dinner VIII boo served. con-
....'.f .I over 1900 pounds of tlrEe..
.. 'i'i-l '' "rHnU".rie-. mashed r0t,.
'ii gravy. fUE'tI'r with bread and
.'.''" and other entrees that 20 10 5,,t.
'.H''r GOOD enough for the Preri-
|.Il..I.e tho SERVING az ,t. H.
I.' I.I rII boo aItsu alI tho Ibs-fi, q
" .r' many uill roam about fb.
'.|"f 'll Tire shops u.fif b.
.'i i'. entire duN 1rd Oh. mon VIII
20 .''' ''r work Friday morning rI.
.n .rs .s.f..u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Dallas Briefs

James Blake OF Woodlawn. Is visit
Ing his daughter. Mrs. Il. l. Howard
for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lexie McNinch and
children. Of Calls. visited Mr. and Mrs
ID. VI. Archer. Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Howard and Miss Cora
Sampson we're shopping in Wheeling
last Friday
Mrs. Sadie Drum returned 10 her
home In Washington. Saturday. after
q visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Miller
Mr. and Mrs 5 l.. Crider and chill
dren will spend THANKSGIVING with
Mr.. and Mrs Moss. of Sand Hnl
Mrs. lydia Pattisou and daughter
Mrs Orlie Kimmins. we're shopping en-
Wheeling. Saturday.
Mrs Bon Elder. OF Calls. is 900 al
this writing
Walter sampson visited his brother
Will. Who is teaching school az Lit
Teton. Saturday and SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

niil playing at Victria theatre the first
hali OF the week will make way for the
DIG thanksgiving attraction which will
run the last half. The management ha :
- Hanged 20 give double matinee per-
formance Thanksgiving dav 10 NEE, tha
ns holiday demand for ENTERTAINMENT
me first Will start at o'clock and the
second At $3.50. Full performances will
De given nj both.
The Oliver Ormanda troupe OF demon
scrooats arr making hit Tho Rom
teie troupe In their Illusion and tum-
nhhs act Is another novelty. The five
school House Riot" is the funnies,
thins seen on the vaudeville stage In n
Iong time. Ned Cork" Norton. IN.
pIack race Pullman Porter" furnishes
another kind OF FUN that Is popuIar and
Long and LaMonde are pleasing In their
singing and dancing act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
THROUGHOUT IKE WHEELING DIS.
rsIcT TOMORROW NJ
EVERY WAY.
Places Of Business win ne CLOSED. Ath-
lettcs VIII Be Featured and
Turkey WIN ne Eaten

The Observance or THANKSGIVING day.
the occasion for the expression or
thanks for the Blessings which one has
enjoyed during the past year will be
general and at the same time somewhat
varied 10 the Wheeling district tofnor-
row. The day IL a legal holiday In this
state and will be observed as such by
schools. banks and most business house.
special religion services viii be held in
many local churches. TIE observance
OF the holiday In the suburbs and sur
rounding towns VIII be much on the
same order as In Wheeling.
Eusiness Will be practically NJ n
Standsttll. with the leading stores OF all
kinds closed for the day. Holiday hours
VIII be observed at the postonice and
only the usual holiday collections or
mail vii be made. The county and city
offices at the city building as well as
the offices IN the Federal building. viii
be closed FOR the day. Many Of the in
dustrtRl establishments will suspend
operations TO enable their employees To
enjoy the holiday
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held In many churches. the couErega-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
DAY WILL BE FITTING IN OF
SERVED IN WHEELING
AND VICINITY.
Presbyterian. Methodist and Chr.ntian
Churches Have United IN City
Other Services.

Special services will Se conducted
Thanksgiving in number or the
churches OF Wheeling and vicinity. aisl
sermons In keeping with the Observance
Of the day will bc delivered \ NUM-
Der OF the churches have united end
union services will be hold. Ia this
way. the Observance will be better
marked. az one minister. selected from
the churches in which the union f.
made W. will deliver the sermon. The
special sVviees Will be held IN the
The following services have been az
ranged.
Union Methodist Services.
union Thanks giving service. OF all
the Methodist Episcopal church iu this
vicinity. will be held Thanks giving
morning az 10 o'clock. in the German
NJ. T. church on thapline street. op-
posite the High school The miulst rs
Of the various churches will assist 90.
the service, and the fJllowiu. program
will be rendered.
Hymn NO. .. m the Methodist
Hymual .--.- Rev. Z. 4. SUccNmau
prayer .l.cv. j. =. Workman
S.-Anthem. y Worship the King choir
scripture Lesson. IhauKsEt giving
bay ReadiuE. ia Methodist
5.-Prezideut Wilson, THANKSGIVING
Proclamation. Rev. ". W. schultz
S.-Aathc@s. VIII ENtel Thee choir
S.-Hymu No. sul. iu Methodist
Hymual ........ Rev - e.. Jones
Sermon. REV NJ D. Compton, u. ID.
l0.-Prayer. Rev 4. W. Mills, ih DO.
Hymn No. 1u2
i2.-Doxology and Beuediction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
RETAILERS
National Assoc ation May Have Chan.
tauqua Speakers On Platform.
Local Assoc iation Asked
20 Help.

The National Federation of Retail
Merchants is creating interest anon
Tine uf EHniZafIuus OF which if i4 CON
posed Don the movement Of promofir
Che interest," ut The towns ara busius.
peopI" hv having some ono apprur p
The thautauuua platform boz the" Do
hair The idea Dr. fp secure talent con
potent 90 tain alouE tho lines az com
iuE of radoe
The WhrelIre business Nru.s A.ar
citation .ls received To- communicate
from a. u Noorehead nf Lexington
Mo. secretary oI fhc NHfIoral Fcf.rI
tou. soliciting tho aid of The local a.
sUCiaiIun iu trr now movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Prominent Couple 20 We'd

Mr. Paul Rhoades and Miss Lee Guy,
prominent young people OF the young
er social set OF Dallas. will be united
In marriage on "Wednesday OF this
week by Rev. Mr.. Carder. pastor OF
The NJ. +. church. A reception will be
held by the groom's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Rhoades. on Saturday even.
ing. at which the relatives will attend
The brass band members and their
families will also attend the reception,
as the groom is prominent member
Of the Dallas brass band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

the Virginia theatre this week are at
tracing thousands OF enthusiastic
movie fans. While quality in the
selection OF subjects presented in this
theatre is always Of hrst consideration.
lne addition OF the r. q r.. Talking
pictures gives a measure OF ouantitv
ana Just as the regular first-run Aims
are changed daily. so are the "taikies ."
diversified and entirely different
For Thanksgiving afternoon and
night a further addition will be made
70 the usual bill In the form " new
four-part feature entitled The star OF
india. In which there will appear the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Driller Seriously Burned

ID. 5. Mccain. one OF the drillers EN-
pioyed on the gas we'll on the ID. VI.
Archer farm. was severely burned
Sunday morning while at work dress.
ing a bit. Quite little gas had been
struck in shallow sand and. coming
on stronger than usual. IT ignited.
causing an explosion. His face and
hands were burned worst. and his
mouth was so badly burned that he
could not eat on the sabbath day.
II will be few DAYS before they can
determine just how badly he IL I'm.
jured. He is now being cared for AT
his boarding place at ID. NJ. Archer's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

The First and second f'ffrtN terrain
and the First and SECOND United Pres
byteriau thurcfc-. VIII hold union
THANKSGIVING service ar the First
United frpsbyterItu church uu thaHliue
street. ThauH- Eivirs day. November -.
at 10 30 o.cloch "a. m- The sermon f"r
tho pastor OF the flrHt United lrc-by
terrain church Eey. Charles "a. Rob
lu-uu. Tn. Offering which VIII De tax
.r az the church viu go for the heprt
~ tine tEIldrfr - IfUur OF Ini- HIfN. All
men. beers OF fI- churches are cordially
invited rl attend t.e union service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Christian Churches.

The Christian church of Wheeling
and vicinity will hold uuinr Thanks
giving service THURSDAY morning boo the
First Christian church. cora Market
street. The service will begin ar lu.a"
o'clock. and will be attended by usm-
bers Of the Christian congress ItlUls
from Elm Grove. MHrwppd. MCMtchcu.
and elsewhere in this section.
Rev. Charles b.. llutsllr. pastor OF
the Island Christian church, VIII dclN-
er TIE sermon. other ministers VIII
take mart in the service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
or. and Mr,. woodrun wn a.,n..

Dr.. and Mrs. r. W Woodruff and
son Landon. who were taken 10 the
North Wheeling hospital on September
9TH. III OF typhoid fever. have fully re-
covered and viii return 20 their home
In Dallas this week. They have been
nt Mrs Woodr1ffs parents home al
Moundsville for some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
DALLAS
Acknowledgement Nputials

DALLAS. W. Va. Nov. 25.-A pretty
home wedding will occur Thanksgiv.
Ing day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. {. Sampson. when their second
daughter. Miss Efie. will be united I'm
marriage with Mr.. Charles Mcdonald.
Both are prominent in society and
VIII have the best wishes OF a host of
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Fever patients Better

Miss Ef'ie Stellar. who suffered a re-
lapse OF typhoid fever last week al her
home. Is recovering again Miss Rattle
Richey is improving AZ her home
Bridge Little. who has also been III OF
fever. will be able 20 sit up soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

,'I'Nf dtcd pictur" players Fraurfs
D tf'tfuuiT. Theodore Eurkhardt. jam. q
% Sell. Claire Whitney. Willie hoNd
ana James Scott. The story drveIops
moments 81 Intense interest and The
StrrinE climax iS one OF the most
genuinely thrilling ever enacted on tho
screen.
tn. admission &C the Virginia for
THANKSGIVING dav only will be ten
cents ior adults and five cents for chill
dreu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Box Social az Bloomfield.

The teacher and pupils OF the Bloom
field Ridge school will entertain We'd
nesday night OF this week with a box
social.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers Mar.
chant1 ana Other Xholeanle ncalcrn

NOTICE rs HEREBY GINEN. That
tho state Board Of control 81 the state
or west virginia viii receive bids daily
g It, Cnicc 90 Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies fof the severni
state Institutions. the financial NANCE
m"tf OF which is voted IN said Roari.
contract vii be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality cons icred. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
e-s VIII Poo given preference.
lists of supplies needed viii be FUR
rt~1cd bidders ON receipt OF REQUESTS
stating tre iira desired
STATE rpARD or rONTRC.
agttf Charleston. West Nirsint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Union Thanksgiving Services
To Be Conducted In Churches

the United Presbyterian churches viii
join ia giving thanks. Rev. .icCiay,
pastor Of the First NJ. T.. church will de-
liver the sermon This r. an annual af-
fair and f. always attended by a large
crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
REVIVAL ECHOES
Revival Meetings - Fourth Street
VIII End This week sp~ctst
Meeting for Women or
sunday.

The revival meetings a. Fourth
street continue o. DO ~ell attended
and Evangelist Reed brings helpfll
message each eyening-RA-agt night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
q MI" I" NOT" PF s99 RAN AZ ..,vs,,,,.,,.

... .-0 ..,d, -Ia-'s,. 49, ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
POULTRY

ohPINGToNS-Rea 70 lay puilct-
$500 each. Breeding males SO 90 rni
$500. Both phones. II. II. Marsh.
n. F-f-I-F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
TEE BASEMENrs, FIRST srcn,rr
THIRD. FoURTH AND fifth PLoORs
OF LuC NEW TIDE moor KEEChr
T1LG BUILDING ON NAIr STRrEr.
AT STEEL BRIDGE CoRrHR
Will BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
APRIL. 1914
EACH FLooa CAN BE RrrrEo
SEPARATELY.
JAMES L. HswLEY
1O65ls MAIN STREET.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15

At sight the girl is seized; the b-an-
ket is thrown over her head; she is
bundled unceremoniously into the
chair, and away they carry their cap
tive, too frightened to murmur, to
the home of her ~;husband-to-be A
kidnapped girl, if she is wise, then
submits to the ceremonies usual on
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15
WHY COAST DEMANDS EXCLUSION OF HINDU

First because of his gross disregard
of morals, filthy personal habits and
general disrespect of American insti-
tUtions. He has no respect for white
women.
Because he has proven himself un-
assimilable, herding apart,
Because, with an eagerness to
work for $25 to $40 month, board
ing himself, he is undermining the
living conditions of white labor.
He exists on from SIS to $40 a
month, sending the rest back to In
dia. From California towns alone
SIPS, 900 was transferred to India this
year. He can live lifetime on less
than $4,000.
He contributes nothing to the COM
munity in which he lives.
Seldom bathes; will not eat food
prepared by an ''infidel," not even if
it has been crossed by the shadow of |
one of a different religion.
His many castles, deeply ingrained,
creates discussions in the camp.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15

wedding occasions. The law takes no
heed Of the kidnapping because public
opinion holds the man in the right.
1t sometimes happens, however,
that in their excitement, the captors
get the wrong girl. If this gets to
the ears of the magistrate the guilty
ones are liable to severe punishment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15
Only the greedy exploiters of cheap
labor favor the Hindu influx.
COST OF LIVING STILL RISING

Say boys, would you
the refreshments and all And all just
of having Well that's the deh old
dom But there's kissing spoonng business about it. It's plat
proposition Not bad scheme, that the English girls
o think of
way There n
enough
but male companion when they
company, without having it in they hire
decent well recommended chap and let him the poctbook
If the escort" fresh" he loses his job
all right Lunnon but these United States
good Imagination working
a hired walkers out"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-09
Mrs. John Russell Dead.

Representative W. A. Russell, edi-
tor of this paper, who is now in Tai
lahassee attending the session Of the
Florida legislature, received tele-
gram last Saturday announcing the
death of his mother, Mrs. John Rus
sell, at the home of her daughter If
Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Russell had beer
in poor health for some time and hel
death was not unexpected, but was
nevertheless shock to her loved
ones.
Mrs. Russell was some four score
years old and leaves several children,
many of whom now have "5ilvel
threads among the gold" as a remin-
der that they, too, are nearing lltes
sunset.
None ever entered her home with
out a warm welcome nor left without
feeling the warmth of a genuine hos
pitality. Disease did not destroy
the charm of kind indulgent dispo-
sition, nor old age diminish her un-
selfish solicitude for her friends and
loved ones. While she has continued
to enjoy the society of her friends
ana cnllQren, Sne mas loF several
years realized that her active life was
over and with resignation awaited
the Divine call from death unto life
The love of a mother for her chill
dren passeth human understanding
Although business cares and homes OF
their own had encroached upon then
time, and may have robbed mother Of
their companionship, nevertheless she
was just the same to her boys anC
girls s-always boys and girls to her
She rejoiced in their successes anC
grieved at their misfortunes. They
may have grown away from her, but
she never from them. Years hence
the memory of her unselfish devotion
will make them better men and better
women and her precepts be theil
guiding star.
Vain is any attempt to measure the
loss of a mother to her children; af
Ter all the poets have sung and lover!
dreamed, outside of Heaven there i:
no love like mother-love.
The many friends of Mr.. Russell
in Palatka sympathize with him in hi
bereavement.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-09
COMMISSIONERS
In SESSION

The county commissioners were in
session three days of this week.
The regular business was trans
aceted.
The commissioners requested a
5hirty-foot strip through the property
of the Palatka Water Works for coun-
ty road purposes.
Commissioners Curry and Perry
were appointed to take charge of re-
pair work on the st. Johns river
bridge.
Sacket Lumber Co., was notified to
repair road between Pomona and
Welaka; if not, the commissioners
would proceed with work and bring
suit for costs.
Messrs. Davis, Dupont and Byrd,
representatives of the Palatka- Hast
ngs Interurban Railroad company ap-
oeared before the commissioners in
regard to a franchise across the 81.
Johns river bridge. A committee was
appointed to look into the matter end
.eported as follows: Majority report
Oy Commissioners Hancock and Curry
hat said company pay to county an
annual sum Of $3.50, minimum rate OF
present toll on all passengers, ana
20 cents per hundred on all freight.
The minority report by Commissioned
Perry agreed to the above, except
that $500 be substituted for $3.50. BY
vote the minority report was suhsti-
tuted for the majority report. he
"ailroad company refused to accept.