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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Application For ::s.anchlse-


t-- 1s4ssA
.,ss 10: s.se nl.d - the sss' c "a ' ( Is.
sisS shs cosse,, q o.s Rsssss.
franchis or the privilege 81 oocuI yins
iSs cSrpss.ss ilmiss o. .sia e ssSn. 81 sss
pay. Tor U. ooas.roc g SaiiS,ns. sssc-
o. certain water sysss@ ineisdiss
piianessi . Wi e for ne eosstrastion,
siss,s sks system ssn ss,:s
Win ths ssSssss<y eosssci a AZ sst inter-
system and aid s,sc,ri 81 iishs .ysssm
which q 10 prosossd TO eonstrSst srsos
pipe. connsc,ions on" ana sppiisn : e ana
said slsotric lighting systoR, polss
wires and appliances are a. foiisws. to-
Dsginning at q point at the infersec-
ton Of Kruger street ana Howell avenus,
thence running In . westerly direction
kno.n a. Big Whssiins cresS; ss.a -.
said Kruger street ana Howsii svcoss.
ton .ionS :.i3 Klaaer s sSssf; 70 y,Ss IN
terson avenue; u snos In . westerly d.
s u IA ::
.iiey q . norfisrly direction to the n.
eerseetion Of said Davis alley aud syoa-
ton aions said Sycamore avsnu; 70 the
intersection OF said Sycamore avenue and
dtsns ausy; tnsnss In 2 northerty direo-
uon along setd Etns allsy to the inter
alley: thence IN an sastsriy direction
elon9 the line OF said Lawrence alley to
the Intersection OF said Lawrence alley
and WLson alley: thence IN q southsrly
Intersection Of sycamore avenue and aid
Wnson ausy; thence In an easterly dirsc-
tton alons SAID Sycamore avenue 20 said
krugsr street.; thence commencing at .
avenue ana Kruger street. ard thence
running In westerly direction along the
nno OF Paxton avenue to the intersection
OF said Paxton avenue and Kline alley
Kline Sney In nortnerly direction to the
Intersection OF Patterson street and said
Rine alley: thence IN q westerly direc-
Ion along The line Of said Patterson
son street and Alley Two: thence IN q
northerly direction along the line OF said
Alley TWO 10 the Intersection of Howell
street and said Alley Two.
With said application has beer flied q
draft OF an ordinance containing the
rights and privileges asked for from saiG
Council OF the Town OF Patterson, Ohio
oq rIn o Wet Virginia; BY the said Giiy
application 10 published for the tirs,
ana the said Council o. the Town OF Pat
terson viii be asked to act upon the
OF for thirty days as may be practicable.
CITY ELM GROVE RAILROAD COM
d-So-3ot by cHAs MADDEN.
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TAFT ATTACKS The
ISLAND QUESTION.
IN Address to Ohio eecIsty Ne AssaIls
Democratic DiIi Tor Philip
pine Independence.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. o.
President Taft. In his farewell speech
to the Ohio Society Of Washington IN
night. vigorously attacked the bill now
pending In Congress proposing auton.
omy and Independence in eight years
for the Philippines.
Us II possible" asked the President,
that the Dsmocratic party 10 going
10 reverse the policy that has vindi-
Gated Itself by ten years experience
merely for the purpose Of conforming
70 the cob-webbed planks Of FORCE
ten platformsr VIII they not, before
they take such an irretrievable step.
obtain reliable information as to the
conditions that obtain In the islands!
This issue has been relegated to the
limbo OF FREQ silver or the narrow doc
trine OF States rights. Those who
continue to give out their iucubra.
tons on the Philippines are now less
than those who expect to attend the
next inaugural ball"
Speaker Clark, who followed the
President, declined to debate with him
the Democratic policy OF independ.
ence FOR the Philippines. 81 am not
going to debate the question Of Philip.
pine Independence with President
Taft" said Mr.. Clark. 81 have no In.
clination to make a Philippine speech
and I'm not going to. either. / wish
we were out OF there in as good shape
as We were when we got in. But 40
cording to the Democratic PLATFORM
which / did not make-we are com
mitted to policy. believe tina,
when a man gets ONCE on a platform
he should religiously live up to the
pianks that are in that platform"
President Taft began his address
with an eulogy OF President Mckinley
From praise OF Mckinley he turned e
the philippines. and said. in part:
After three administrations and
more have passed. and after two sue
cessive presidential campaigns with
silence on the Philippines as the issue
the country is asked to make 4
change.
The Philippine Islands are not We,
ready for self-government, and no in
iiuence could be more detrimental
upon their future than the enactment
OF the measure now pending in the
House OF Representatives providing
TOT change in their government"
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STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Arrived:
barcelona. Hamburg Cleared. caro-
mia. Naples Savoie. Havre Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm. Bremen. Sailed
Caroline. Havre. Nadcrland. Antwerp.
southampton Sailed Oceanic. New
York.
Brow fwirelcssl Sighted. la
Lorraine. New York. from Ilavre
PlymOuth-Arriv'; Nieuw Amster.
dam. New York. - rotterdam
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THREE BhLTIl1RE msS
SUICIDE VIA Gas ROUTE

BALTIMORE Nd. Jan e9-Three
men committed suicide ny inhaiing
fas In different sections Of this city
today Frank Lochta. IS years old.
and Frank Radigan, ~ wears old. ver~
found dead. each With gas tube
clutched between his teeth When the
FAMILY with whom he was boarding
we're attending a funeral. John y
whitney. ~ years old. stopped the
cracks IN the windows and door OF
hts room and turned on tho gas Wc
was dead when the room Was entered
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

noties to Manu- actursrs, Joppsrs, x,r-
chants apd Other Whoiesais psaisruL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
TIE state Board OF Control OF the State
Of West Virginia will receive bid. daily
AZ rs nrT3ce at Charleston. wast NiT-
slnia. for furnishing supplies for tire
several Ststs inrtitutions. the financial
management or which - vested In SAID
Board. Contracts will be awarded 10 the
lowest piodeIs. quality considered. and
ether things being equal. West Nirg.ala
dealers VIII be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nishsi bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the Inns desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ee-t-F Charleston. WeF' Virginia
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WN0FINFION. Jan. % -Reprcecn-
tnilvc McGuire's bill 10 appropriate
F2.2"o.0n0 for government buildings
on state fair grounds throughout the
country was rejected today by the
house agriculture committee. Tho bill
proposed that the government acquire
buildings on al state fair grounds not
controlled BY private interests.
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Baird Ooseauies.

Inc last sad rites over the. remains Of
the late MrS. Mary i,p'ri. Whose. death
occurred on Tuesday >~orning following
a lengthy illness caused by "A compiler
non or diseases, will be held from IN.
family Residence on VIRGINIA street this
evening at o'clock. Rev. Or Cook
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
VIII he the officiating minister and in
ternent viii Ice made privately in Green
wood cemetery on Friday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Redemption of Bonds.

Hotioe OF Redemption Of Bonds BIZ the
Whesitng Steel q Iron Company.
wheeling w. Va. January 30. 1913
sss. 200. 2ei. 2s2. 2S3. 2s+. e65. 26G. 2s7.
2es, 2s9. go. ISSUED by the Wheeling Steel
a Iron Company. SEPTEMBER I. 1882 are
redeemed March ] 1918. at the National
Exchange Bank. Wheeling W. Va. The
bonds enumerated IN this notes will
cease TO bear interest March T. 1913
ia3U-f-
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DIE d

MILLER Tuesday. January Is. 1914.
- u IS o'clock J. IN. a. the residence
~ her son Eivard. on wheeling ave
nue. Vim Grove. MRS. SARAH TIORN-
hlhp MILLER. in the sist year OF
Short funeral services from the place Of
oeafh a. O'clock Thursday afternoon.
Funeral services from the old Stone
rhurdh. Elm Grove. az o'clock Thurs
'ff afternoon. intermeut In the stone
church cemetery F'riensss % the fam
iiy are invited 80 attend
hhIkD-un Tuesday. January IS 1913.
a. SIS o'clork n IN. NJ her lite resi-
dcnce. 20 virginia street. MARY A
wife - " " Baird.
Funeral services from ne residence.
Thursday evening a. clock Friends
invited lnferucnt private friday
mofninE. in Greenwood cemetery.
AT REST.
rrsEEH-sIn Monday. January g. faf1
% ~ 70 O'Clock o ~ ~ Ter late resi-
denre. No 81 Fourteenth street. MRS
EMMA FISHER. widow ~ tie late
BENJAMIN Fisher
Funeral from her late residence Thurs
day afternoon az ? o.siock Friends in
vited o. attend iuterment ~ tafe al
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS

JcuInSA % the session of the Wheel.
sfy Is. 1855. This journai Vas printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dsrmott,
snu ~ wanted fcv the State Archives OF
Journal will perform q public service
BY communicAtinx with the Intelli-
gsncsr.. or with Hon Virgil LewiA
tf-julyl1.
WANTXD-To buy a good young black
draft horse State age. weight and
price. Address Box ls5, Wheeling. W.
Va. ja-sO-i
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Brooke 20 Coach Penn

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2e-George
Brooke vas selected ~ head coach ~
newt falIs eleven ~ a meeting Of tho
University ~ Penn ylvania football
committee to-day IrO0kc was full.
back ON the universitys team in 1895
and made a reputation a. coach ~
SwarihmOre college Tho selection be-
subject 20 the hatihcation OF the hoard
Of directors ~ tho athletic association
and tho faculty on athletics.
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No Wsternsaon Clause.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Contrary 20
the statement made last fall by Chqs.
w. Murphy. president 81 the chicago
National League Base Rail Club. con.
tracts sent the players this year do
not contain "waterwagon" clause
This becam" known to-day when one
81 the members ~ the team exhibited
his contract No mention of drinking
was made In the contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

The funeral services over the remains
81 the lat" Mrs. EmTa Fisher. widow of
the LAT. BenJe min Fisher. who PASSED
away Monday evening. viii be- held from
~" residence on Fourtscath street This
afternoon at o'clock. iutermrut viii
%" made privately ia Greenwood com
eiery.
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Ba~er Funeral

The funeral ~ the lat. Nicholas Baker
VINO passed away last Sunday morning
was held from the late residence yester-
idy morning 1T 3" O'Clock. REQUIEM
hlgh mass was celebrated fro tnthr
'hurch OF TIE lmmaculat. Conception
cemetery
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Application for Pardon.


Application for Pardon
Notice IN hereby given that on or about
the LIST day OF March 1918 an application
VIII be filed with T. q. Pierson. Pardon
Attorney. Charleston. West Virginia for
the ardon OF Hamilton Wilson. convict
ed or the crime OF grand larceny. at the
September term 1912, Of the Criminal
Court OF Ohio county and sentenced 10
imprisonment in the West Virginia PEN
itentiary for the period OF two years
tSigned) HAMILTON WILSON
fa-3O-f-s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be TT - g nv
tSNEHAL DIRECTOR ANo
tRTeRIAl EMeAINEE,
wa and 1t2f Main street.
Calls Answered Ia, or Night
Store Phones s3s.
VIC l.. Dertschy. EEL Phone 1897 X
&. J. Bertschy. Nat Phoae I22s.y
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Bruemmer e. Hiidebrsnd

Corner Market and 4 ssentV- sccon~ sts
Telephone 301. op-a dAs and nishI
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MOundsville
Cottage Home

Tor sails at undsrvaius Price and
Terms Cen Ne Had.
k'PDMs. fWp uurrhea. collar &rW
house never occfipiedJ On lot 7ax2NO
feet o. within ensy walking distance
- FIRST street ~ Interested inquir.
~ once Tor price AM further particulars
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Hsrst Ohaeoufsn.

Funeral services over the remains OF
death occurred Monday afternoon. fol
lowing short illness caused BY a COM
Iication OF diseases. wer. heId from the
yesterday afternoon at o'clock R.v
A"'dni Briii. minister at the Eoff street
Iemple. was the officiating min. ster
cemetery.
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OPPORTUNITIES
HuniuSaa for aars

Business for Sale.
In good live manufacturing town OF
.smeTon. w. Va. Billiard room. ables
Restaurant with II furnished rooms
VIII sell o. trade for other property.
Reason. Am going into the oil business
Inquire or address.
l.. \. NESNO
l-ls-h-w-h Cameron. W. Va
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LOST.

LosT-A gold watch. either In Mccorey
- and 10 cent store or at stone a
Thomas. Initials l.. r, on back lid
Please leave at Intelligence and receive
reward ia-3O-I
LoST-Friday evening. in wheeling or
on Il Bellaire car. silk watch fob. gold
erarm. initials J. ". T.. Finder call Ma
uonai 93-M. ia-2ol
LoST-Brown paradise plume on We'd
nesday. January &c. on Cnapllne Mar
kef. FOurt. or in SchmuIiacn build
ine Liberal reward II returned 90 this
ofilCe. ja-i;-:f
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Obituary



The last sad rites over the rsr,ains Of
the late Mrs. Sarah Thornburr Miller.
whose death occurred on Tussday sven.
Ing. following = LENGTHY ilinsss csused
by complication OF diseases. Will be
heid this afternoon. Short services viii
be held from the home or her son, ed
ware. on Wheeling avenue. In Elm drove,
AZ O'Clock. and will bo followed BY
services held from the Old Stone cnurcf,
az o'clock. Rev. A. w. Miller. castor
or the Fourth street ~. L. church, Will
De the officiating minister and will be
assisted by Rev. 3: b. Hart Of the Eim
The deceased was che OF the most
prominent and best known women of
tnis vicinit being the daughter OF Squire
born near Triadelphia and educated in
the public schools OF that District and.
when about 20 years OF age. wac married
70 the late George Miller. who preceded
ner 10 the grave 40 Years ago.
. mrs Miller was a staunch member OF
the Triadelphia II. E. church. takinx an
active part in the work OF all church or
PLANTATIONS, and 10 was largely through
ner consistent and faithful 1abors that
me cnurch has prospered. One daugh
ser; Mrs. Joserh Whissen. or this CITY.
ana three sons. Bion. night lieutenant OF
the wheeling police force: Thomas OF
Beech Glenn. and Edward. OF Elm Grove.
survive: also four grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Her death marks the passing OF one Of
Tue pioneers OF this vicinit she being
IN the slst year OF her age and viii be
hourned by scores or friends who will
reel the loss OF her many kindnessss
"hicn she bestowed Whenever possible
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN


Cash paid for cast OF clothing. Write
CT Gil.
n LEVY.
NO. 1857 Market st., Wheeling, ". Va
WE-Collect Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
Claims- Attachments carefully placed
and executed. We adjust claims and
mag collections Oh q commi -sioa basfI
NO oilsction. NO pay. Tne Buckeye Nsr.
Gar TIE Agency, sos Board or Trade Bldg..
WI ceiling. W. Va IT.
DAT Cseeared. Trade
] n ] u ~ 1OMa-k registered
SopLI &C. kitteen years practice.
L. Z. oUHLAY, PATBuT Ar5o1u4x
National Excnzngs Rank Nag.
waseltug, W. Va
wAHTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on Border WARFARE, a Took descrip-
tive OF tire early indian wars In West
vtrSin.a and other portions " the ohio
Valley.
Also wanted TO bay any copies OF old
histories OF Virginia and West virginia
or county histories. that may be on the
market Persons having same viii a.
dress History. care Inteiiie encer.
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HEspy w. ourpLrra. As.n,

Goal Estate snd Insurance. 40 1870
iafket street. Opp Victoria TheatrsJ
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n y II 4 s. TAT n.
FOR sale.

Desirable dwelling IN North Market
street near Eighth. containing seven
iC0rls and hath Deep ipf
small fame dwelling On car line nssr
YIN ard Market streets. Tor less Than
~ 900
Nice little country home nsnr gfrat.
lord hotel, ouf-the pike. ground for an
other dwelling
pnly 1850 brys small house ana
Frpd siye lot 10 Warwoud Property fri
MS lycaton viii rapidiy Increase in
valuation
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ron SALE OF rHAD1-A good seven
barn. shenen lawn. arf other Improve
ments VIII sell cseap. or trade for Q
small :arm Address I,Gai' n. Miller.
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when grinding bread crumbs With
fcuu chopper take an orf0naFv nape
hag sld fqsten 10 securely hy means "
rubber hand around the cutters end
Your crumbs will not then be distrt-
butsd al over the ktchen foOE.
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tlghtv acres fBr 1900. cottage house
- barn. veil wnffefeH and fonref
- rich lard. Telephone handy. school
~ church. You Woflld have ~ SEQ
D. farm 20 know what o. value 70 ir 20
600. owner wfli trade for Tord ante
par Wrife ~ tt buIIsfir ~ ALI
.rds - r. rru= 90
% " MASTERS
Cambridge. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-27

at night in order to replenish the stage
above the dam. But at present only
seven or eight turbines are being
used, and a great deal more water is
passing through the spillways than is
needed to turn the turbines. In other
words, the total flow of the Mississippi
has been passing through the dam at
all times since the lake was formed.
In order to cause a fall of "a inches
in few hours in the river below the
dam, the gates of the structure would
have to be practically closed for that
time, which has not been the case.
The government, in granting the right
to build the dam, stipulated that at
no time should less water flow through
the dam than was sufficient to keep
the same stage of water below the dam
as would exist were the dam not
there
The fact is the government failed to
make this stipulation, but did give
the power company the right to har-
ness the current of the river provid-
ed navigation would not be interfered
with in any way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-27

able to penetrate into the wilderness
alone with him.
She will take only such baggage as
the boy can carry on his back. Her
dress will consist of leather breeches
and a rough shooting coat, with when
she will wear heavy top boots of
strong leather, made especially for
tramping in the forests.
The duchess is going after big game
and intends to do some exploring also,
following the tracks of some OF the
famous explorers through the Congo.
She will not explain her plans in de-
tail even to her family, declaring that
she does not know them herself in de-
tail. She fully intends, however, to
penetrate far into the equatorial dis
trict and to fraternize with the ma
tives. No letters are to be expected
from her for months and she does not
intend to have any reach her from
her family.
The duchess, who is in her 43rd
year, has twice before left her hus-
Uduu anu W SAplOlC All 10 .
first in 1908 and again in 1910. The
last time she was gone nearly year
and brought back TO Naples such a
collection of trophies as to give her a
record for big game shooting as good
as some of the famous masculine hunt
ers of the world.
Each trip the duchess has made
into Africa has been preceded by ru,
mors of a divorce from her husband,
and the usual rumors are going the
rounds since the third trip has been
announced
These rumors are hardly likely to
be true, as she and her husband have
in reality been separated for many
years and actually see very little OF
one another except when it is neces
sary for them TO appear together at
public functions.
The marriage would never have
| been arranged but the duchess be
lieved that the present king of Italy
was in such feeble physical condition
I that he could never hope to become
/ the father of a family. The Duke Of
I Aosta, as the next heir to the throne
would thus make her queen of Italy
some day, or she would at least know
that her son would wear the crown
| She has declared that she would sci
her soul to reign as queen. The tragic
| experiences of her sister, ex-QueeI
Amelia of Portugal, have not changed
! her mind in this respect
The arrival of the little Prince Hum
bert to the King and Queen of Ital!
in 1904, nine years after the marriage
of the Duchess of Aosta, dashed al
her hopes to the ground; she has beer
ever since sorely-embittered woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-27
w. H. HOLLY, CHICAGO, IS
HEAD OF UNIVERSALISTS

Galesburg, H.. Sept. 27.-With the
election of the following officers and
delegates the Uniyersalist state con-
vention closed yesterday.
President-W. II. Holly, Chicago.
Vice president-Mrs. Charles Rob-
erts. Peoria.
Treasurer-E. A. Dicker, Chicago.
Secretary-Walter Mcpherson, Jol-
let.
Trustees-W. G. Spurgeon, Urbana;
Frank ]. Drake, Galesburg; o. NJ.
Phares, Leroy; A. d. Gates, Sycamore.
Fellowship committee-L. w. Bing-
ham, D. D., Chicago; G. H. Ashworth,
Sycamore; E. Dean Fleetwood, Elgin;
DR.. Mercer Dickinson, Peoria; w. B.
Fenlessy, Litchfield.
Trustee Ryder relief fund.-. H. En-
rom, Oak Park.
Delegates to general convention
Clergy, l.. D. Case, Chicago; A. E.
Bartlett, Chicago; B. G. Carpenter.
Peoria; G. E. Cunningham, Mount Yer
non; E. V. Stevens. Urbana; A. r.
Fiske, Galesburg; G. H. Ashworth,
Sycamore.
Lay delegates-Mrs. A. B. Thomp.
kins, Avon; Mrs. Estelle Davis, Itch
field Mrs. Charles r. Zanies, Clinton
Henry Leach, Joliet; Floyd Simmons,
Marseilles; Mrs. C. P Randall, Oak
Park; o. E. Wilson, Chicago; Mrs
V. Wetzell, Table Grove; Charles Sim
mons, Stockton; Charles Musgrave
Jacksonville; Joseph Newman, Elgin
Franklin ]. Drake, Galesburg; Miss
Edna Bum, Decatur; George Upton,
Leroy.
Visitors to Lombard-George E
Simmons, Avon; Rev. w. c. Holmes
Leroy.
Next state convention will be held in
Joliet.