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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
.OLDSMOBILE CAR
is PERFECTION
Limited Is the Star-Famous
Seven Passenger Attract
ing Much Attention.

Seven passenger machine is the pro
duct Of Is years experience in manu-
facture of motor cars. 1t embodies
features that have established Odds
mobile leadership for years. The
Union Motor company of Davenport.
Of which Lewis Otto is manager. has
the local agency for the Oldsmobile.
The Oldsmobile display was the big
feature of the Chicago show. The
Oldsmobile people had on display
models 40" "53" and the famous sew
en- passenger Limited"
The Oldsmobile is complete In every
detail and is the acme of automobile
perfection. Every owner of an "Olds"
Is satisfied customer.
The Union Motor company, Daven-
port, has these cars on display and
will demonstrate them cheerfully.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

dent used to walk down to this shop
with his son Tad" to allow the young
ster to feast his eyes on the countless
treasures of childhood displayed for
sale
On one of these trips and at the time
when Lincoln could find no suitable
commander-in-chief for his army,
Tad" teased his father to buy him a
company Of tin soldiers. These gaily
decorated toys stood on wooden pedes-
tails, but the tin general was broken
and would not stand. The clerk in
charge suggested that a fine upstand,
ing captain might do for a commander
and the sale was made. 1t is said that
the suggestion made a deep impress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

Especial Correspondence 10 The Arguso
Washington. Feb. 12.-During the
month Of February. when Lincoln's
birthday is celebrated. a legend that
is known to but few and is brought to
mind by the announcement that the
little place is TO be torn down to make
way for a more pretentious structure,
seems oppOTtune.
This building houses the Toy
Shop" which has been doing business
since before Lincoln's administration
began. It is just the same now as
then and countless children during all
those years have been pleased by toys
bought there.
1t is said that the martyred presi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
Waldo and tho Picked Pspp.rs.

Now, dearie," said the nurse. II
want you to learn this nice little poem
about Peter Piper picked a peck of
picked peppers"
"Shan'tr' answered the Boston child,
much in the manner of other children.
"Oh, naughty. naughty! Why. Wal
do. why won't you learn this pretty
poem?"
For two reasons" answered Waldo.
"In the first place. the ALTERATION Of
the line you quote Is so excessive as to
destroy any literary finish that such
adventurous aids to metrical compost
ton might lend If used more sparing-
~. And, in the second place. consider
the impossibllity of picking peppers
which have already been picked. The
whole thing Is beneath the attention OF
any intelligent person."-Boston Tray
eler
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

sion on the president and that from it
he found a way out of his difficulty.
Soon after the purchase the announce
ment came that Captain Ulysses S.
rant had been made commander-in-
chief of the army.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
Bothered the Barber.

How are things" the barber asked
pleasantly Of the shrinking man in the
chair.
Dull, very duIl"'
And the knight Of the razor looked
for n moment as II he thought the re-
mark was personal.-London Tele-
graph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
In Na,n Nnrk-

1.-THE woman across the hall from
us Is dead"
How did you find that out?'
"Why. I happened TO see it in the
paper"-Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

A number of scholars were asked to
explain the meaning OF the term
righteous Indignation" and one little
chap wrote. Being angry without
cussLng."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
Raninninn Nnunn.

PARENTS my boy precocious, do
you thinkr School Principal-Very.
He told the teacher he had been sitting
up with a sick friend.-Puck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group, even the length
of time 1t takes to go for doctor often
proves dangerous. The safest way is
to keep Chamberlain's Cough remedy
in the house and at the first indica.
ton of Group give the child dose.
Pleasant to take and always cures.
Sold by all Enthusiastically
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15
That's What It's For

Pafence-Do you believe in wearing
false hair? Patrice-Why, certainly!
What else would one do with it,
Yonkprs Statesman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

Mrs. Benham-Atlas supported the
earth Benham-That's all right. He
didn't have to walk the floor with it
New York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-15

second. One of the members of the
force is a champion swimmer. and dur
ing the summer this man has disting-
uished himself by saving several per-
sons from drowning Without the mo-
torcycle, these rescues would have
been impossible.
AS an instance of the genuine value
CT a motorcycle in the Dayton police
department, it might be cited that 10
per cent of the grand jury cases be-
fore that body in the last term were
cases presented by the motorcycle Of
fiCers.
Two cities are already being talked
of for the 1918 convention and meet of
the Federation of American Motor
cyclists.
Chicago is an active candidate and
will try to land the big event of mo.
torcycledom. which is held usually in
July.
Denver Is also mentioned, and will
contend that the west should be rec
ognized.
Should the convention go to Denver
1t is probable there will be big mo-
torcycle tour from Kansas City to
Denver over the Santa Fe or Golden
Belt routes. An easy schedule of 75
or 100 miles a day would be arranged
( for those who desired TO travel in a
/ leisurely fashion. There is talk also
of a road race, which would be sc
| timed that the tourists and the com
petitors would reach their destination
at the same ime.
A motorcycle helped c. B. Gosney o.
Cincinnati to solve the high cost o.
living. At the same time 1t brough
him renewed health.
All of this was accomplished b!
means of back to the country plan.
Gosney was living and working II
Cincinnati. He bought a motorcycle
April l, 1912, and moved his home t.
Alexandria, KY, 10 miles away, whert
living was cheaper. Gosney kept hi
job in the city and went back ant
forth every day on his motorcycle. H
never was late at work and he gain
4 ed 10 pounds in weight during the sum
mer. In the eight months, up to Dec
l, Gosney rode $3.50 miles, using onl
So gallons of gasoline and nine gallon
of oil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
MONTREAL MEDICS
GREET FRIEDMAN
Consumption Cure Administered to
Patients in Presence CT Fifty
PHYSICIANS

MONTREAL. Qucbec. March IL
Or Friedrich Franz friedman. the
discUverer Of the turtle bacillis. which
he says will cure consumption. wa :
given a very hearty welcome here to-
day.
ON his arrival from N~w York h
was S"eted al the station by col Bur
lanG. chief b"nefactor 90 tho ROYAL
Edward Tuberculosis Institute. a free
hospital for the care Of turorcular pa o.
TENTS. and escorted 90 his hotel. where
friedman was greeted hv q score {
tho best knoHn PHYSICIANS of the cit, .
Tho doctor then went direct to tho
institute. whore he presided over \
clinic IN vhich his cure was admins
tered To- numhsr of patients.
Fifty doctors were present az III.
clinic. ant watched carefully as tn.
NisitirT doctor injected tho culture.
This was probably tsr most ~ END
is dulienc" th'j ~. Friedman has
'rs'Urterrd sine, his arrival from
Berlin. Most &c IN" doctors presen'
frankly admitted that while th.v
would withhold their Judgment. pend
inc tho outcom, o. the experiments.
'h"v ~"re decidedly hopof.I Of tho TO-
sllt. Thrir sympathy seemed to i'm
press thc doctor who worked SWIM
ard car. fi:'lv IN ID. clinic. AT ~ the
doctor mpatEi.'d with Friedman
over his unfortunate experiences IN
N"w FORK and DO was told that II DC
wanted tn Remain in canada he could
dem STRAIT" his discovery as fully A.
he might desire.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Tie rain area ls passing NJ mo
middle Atlantic coast this morning.
h.f cfoIdlrfHs continues To- tho west.
ward over 'hc Onto valley
An a-ea 0f lisA p-cr-Iro. lai- and
romcwraf colder woo'h~r cryrrs Vic
Mis7.FstGr. nrf Nis-0e-i valleys The
'oU-.- .st.rrs tl fre uppo- valleys hoV.
cvo-. orc o1'. srtht'y bsios tho frco1.
ing point
Tho pi~ss .r-s 7t' trn over tho
Plateau md TaIrs STATIC with mod.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank OF Ohio Valley
WHEELING. " W
resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PaTs - on Time fJaooaitk
FINANCIAL.

crate temperatures bur there was
sections during the past - hours
The rainfall over Tho central ALLEYS
during 'hr Tas- q horr ~r- f~r.
Fair weather will prevail over this
section win l..t.a.- .....,........
tonight and Wednesday
Local data Highest temperature
r'r'D rda, 80 degrees. lowest last
nigh' g. degrees raIu.rII. DH-
OWING fp general rains and warm
weather. fs. ONO $3.50 probably ....
lightly in fir district for the next
Two or three DAYS
ll G. HOWE.
section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
WHEAT

CHICAGO. March li-Wheat to-day
sold AT tue lowest point in months. LiV-
erpool disf atcheS referring To tl4.htn-ss
OF the money situation there had much
TO do with the decline. Closing prices
here, though fairly steady. showed q
finished !. a &c down: oats or 7saic
and provisions less expensive by l5c to
42isc.
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D. =. smith W Adams Express GO. ap-
peal sait from docket OF Justice Black
burn.
<ula =. AlisDSworth VS. Bcrnice Miser
90 ND. suif m Partition hc+gu.
ohio v~. Harry Freeman. motion to
GuI=I iE94Ctrggut for I.CeIV4nE. etc.
stolen goods SUSTAINED
John Nct'fau- vs. Nfr|i,rand SNYDER
90 OF. Judgment for Sl.GGG45 and order
90 sale
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U$ION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBURGH
Pa. March il.--tattl- steady. suppl,
hEnt, choice So $50. prime s. 40 q
500. sheep steady. supply hEtt. PRIME
wetN"rs S5.'' n '.-., cullS and couimor~
900 20 800. lumns $500 y go. seai
calves Sif.0ng N 30 Hogs active. Ie-
c"ipts light. prime heavles SgI5ag 20.
mediums S?45Hs5U. heavy workers.
ss.i5 70 80. uEht workers. S9f5 u , 50.
pigs S9.i5 Il $50. rourhs $500 "a $40.
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CHICAGO. March Il-CIose- Hogs.
receipts 1000. active. mHs'ty tur u.-
er. cIused weak. bulk uT sales sSS..t
$50. light = q. u . np. MIXED IS g. 70 ~. goo.
heavy SS45GtS.NO. rough sSe5a>a5,
pigs $3.50 n SO. CHtfl. SLOW l.enrrI.lN
steady. receipts I. 500. bceves Ss.i5sfg.1l
Texas steers S5.5u 70 f.Lo. stern steers
Sc 81 n : go. sfockers and feeders 5000
N.ou. COW and heiferS Ss.-u n 500 calves
s. 5"0I l.5". sheep steady To- Toe low.
Ct. receipts 20.nuo. natives -. 90 " 90 /.
western xS.25H 900. y.trliugs Ss-6Q
So. Lambs native 5000 800. western
SSOOTfqO5
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WI Of Dora BIom1H prohated In
vcntOrV and appTaIsrsneut filed estate Of
Thomas Russell Report - Joseph Ven
tolo. administrator OF estate 81 AlpN
F'mTa. WaS approved. VII Of Charles
I.ltou prJbatc1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. v. Va, March II. ID.
The following qrotstions or the mor4
active %heeliEa stocks are orr.cteJ
daih .or the Intelligence Dy George W.
Barren. local broker. ana Il. Il MARSHALL
manager Bond De pa tment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

St~ub@nlille r is offic.alcom run ROT
ami tnt cost on all on whom They can
levy taxation wtli .e !uIacnsone.
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cash plotatiuus were as follows:
kye--\o. .. Cil62c.
Barley Feed or mixing ga. zoe.
Timothy Seed 81 50 q Z. 80.
clover Seed-sf2.UUf 1850
Pork sss. S.ui5
luri-tn ticrccs SiN.39i4
short kibs-i.Oose SlO.uOM io.-S
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING W. Va March ~. II.
Range OK activ" stocks uu tie New
SrrN stock Exchange. corrected daily by
-. N--tou A 20. brokers
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
BECAME TENSE YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. March il.-Eurrgetic
pLying or stocks In the early p~rfos OF
to-day trading lifeted pf.s~s Substan-
italy. Opening Quotations showed msny
aainS 81 To- points. and there was a
Npl't"i demand for the leading stocks.
especially Canadian Pacific. Reading.
h"u acthc, steel and Amnlsam lt...l
itt" rise In prices had been forecuatsI
~ an uTturn az Americans Boo London
before the opening here. TIE brighten
ing prospects for termination Of ~. Bal
knn war apparently were responsible for
IN" sudden Development OF demand
abroad Tor American stocks.
PRICES wer" marked zap - readily that
tfere was some short covering. hut
operations for the long account W-re on
q limited scale. Call money maintained
us strong tone To-day AMI there WAS a
flrth"r tightening of time leans. Bear
tr'sd"rs attacked Union Pacific ami forced
u down about points from it, Ugh
price ~ the day The whole market
went off To- some extent. but before the
close prices stiffencd again. ana the
session ended with material net gains.
Total sales. $500 shares.
bonds were active and irregular. With
pressure against the darlington issues.
Total sales. par value Sl.1Jo. 600. L. :.
bonds unchanged ON call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILW WAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains a. Bell
sire
Arrive-l1 SO =. m. $50 o. ~, ass y. m
Depart-S.5o a m: 4:ie >. W. 1855 ptn
Sunday trains arrive at 9 30 T. m. and
dsoart - go
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6TORS
Haziett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. March -. IL.
Inc following aU"ca, ors on trc more
hetive Wheeling S'CckE are corrected
daily :or the Inte'itcencer by Howard
NaZlett . SON. 10. al nrnkeTn:
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]. 5. BACH. Z co... clo.1nr Let,er.

NEW YORK, March It'll. London
market was strong. Americans partlct-
pated inthe puturn. There were uu FUR
t1"r demands made 10y berlin fof gold
which was regarded as favorable. There
was "a talr amount OF short covering az
the 81 enlng ~ the market. and prices
rose = n per cent. after which there
was "a recession which wiped out half OF
ire first gains. copper stocks were no
ttceahlN turn. which was partly attrib-
u'et 20 Tn" cool demand which has
sprung up both In EUROPE and this side
around - cents. The Union Pacific di-
rect0~s mot In executive session. but no
ir0Frt-S WAS made regarding dissolution
plan. failure to arrive 40 IN agreement
U-f"." Ntr. % 18Th will mean dissolution
az present syndicate unless an 'Nt+u~iuo
e.: time Is granted The market backed
a9d FILLED within narrow range during
me day AMI gave no. Indication ~ def
n'tc trend. None rates were STRIFE
There j. very LITTLE likelihood - sus-
u ned urturn until the Hartman diSso-
lrf'ou has been accomplished satiSslc-
tcr.iy.
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wHEELINo TRACTION COMPANY.
14fkGsS Gan DGA1O JLR.
TAXING aisses Juns 81.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEL.LsEUR9
Daily except Sunday.
Leave
s2nd Street L~sv,
Wheeiins WsllsburG
10 50 a. N 30 a On
: 80 y. H. lZ.UU q lOa
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On lines having regular expresl ser.
vice, shipments weighing IL excess os
nrty pounds or OF large bulk. Will moi
pe carried OF passenger cars.
ALL LIN ES--Daily except sunday.
No shipments. except emei genCy ship
meuts ~ medicine. will be car lied on
passenger cars between 400 AID e:Is
u.
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MOUSDSSILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOUNDS VILE
DAILY except sunday.
Leave
10Th street Leave
Wheeling EcanusviIls
IL :OO l;sU o. M
, 80 y. II
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Fam.ls Fat. - 10. ............ IL
hre ds.eyt EnrecdsI Jewel Cod
7 ''T .Isrt I8t. per d1-.......- %
tS'"t 4. q CD I-fb. bricks. Sic
t-' i.iur Gral scs COD. fOB-tb boz
SOC I.. fis. - HoN ......... Is
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ID. cartons ...... Al.
carolina head. extra fame. s
Carolina mead, fancy . ~
Carolina mend, ChOlcc..
carolina. medium ... ca.
jiaiIn Fancy ---......---... . =
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over Tisrcs..

SNucuk's fierce basis ...-.
ttull L.af l:An.. tI.rra ~
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,...t. l'a. bag .lts ...... %
ooh. '. oil. bees. l,-. has,. 50
''N ".ftr... ut-S. r4.. p go
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-05-08

port such expenses so that the amount
thereof may be fixed by the court al
the time of confirming the sales
| Petitioner recommends that an or
der be entered directing all parties in
| interest to show cause why a sale
should not be made at public auction
of the assets described in Exhibits
AZ and 'B" as aforesaid, and to fur
Their show cause why an order should
not be entered authorizing petitioner
to enter into an agreement with Harry
L. Day according to the terms of said
agreement Exhibit &C.
Your petitioner further represents
that an order was made by the above
entitled court on the -. day of
1911. asking tnht notice be given by
publication to creditors OF said bank
to present their claims to the receiver
In this cause on or before the day
- 1919 - ''.' anu tilut puIoH 10
said order notice was duly published
In full compliance Herewith and that
the total amount of the principal of
claims presented to the receiver allow
ed less dividends heretofore paid and
less cash on hand amounts to the sum
OF ......... dollars.
v.
Your petitioner recommends that IN
the order directing your petitioner ia
offer the assets described in Exhibits
"A" and B. for sale leave be given to
any director or stakeholder of said
bank, as well as to the public general
ly to bid, and that the sale of such as
sets be made absolute and without re-
demption.
wherefore your petitioner prays
that an order be entered to show cause
and directing the giving Of notice to
the parties in interest to show cause
why sale should not be ordered by
his court as herein prayed for, and
recommended, and why the receiver
should not be authorized to execute
said agreement, Exhibit co. with
Harry l. Day as herein prayed for and
..........
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public auction under am order of this
court and the sale thereof confirmed
by order of this court and completed
by execution and delivery Of the pro-
perry and transfers thereof, he will in
consideration thereof execute and de-
liver an agreement in the words and
figures of the agreement annexed here
to marked Exhibit "C' and hereby
made part of this petition:
That the aggregate Of the three in
stalments to be paid by Harry L.
Day in and by said agreement Exhibit
GO shall be an amount which, to-
gether with the aggregate of the
amounts for which the assets describ-
ed in Exhibits "A" and "B" shall sell
at public auction thereof to be held
pursuant to an order Of the above en-
titled court shall equal the sum Of
one hundred fifty-three thousand nine
hundred twenty-ninc and 49, 100
($153.929.79) dollars less the sum Of
seyenty-seven hundred fifty N775O.oO)
dollars. and said total sum of one
fifty-three thousand nine
twenty-nine and 1900
dollars. less the aggre-
gate amounts for which said assets
shall sell at such sale and less, also
said sum of seventy-seven hundred
nifty H775100) dollars shall be divided
INTO three equal sums which shall
constitute the three equal installmcnts
% be inserted In the agreement Ex-
,ibit &C. and to be paid by Harry l..
Day with interest In accordance there
With. That said sum Of seventy-seyen
hundred fifty ($7750 00) dollars is ar
lived at on the assumption that the
unpaid expenses of the receivership to
IND including the confirmation Of the
ales herein mentioned and distribu-
ion of the proceeds thereof. will
mount to seven hundred fifty-eight
nd 72-1o0 ($758.72) dollars and since
UGH expenses may be actually either
more or less than that amount the
aid sum of seventy-seven hundred
fly ($77500O) dollars shall be chang
a SO far as necessary because of such
ctlal expenses being either more or
sss than said estimate thereof and the
eceiver shall in his return and re-
Ort of such sales for confirma tion ra
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- = -----= - -
FOR SAlE-A BARGAIN.

Bios wanted on $4,000 shares of jndi-
Vloual stock In the Dalmatia Mining
company, Limited, located on Pine
creek, surveyed for patent; has been
ueVe'oped by about 1000 feet of work:
IN good condition, with promising on -
look: clear Of all indebtedness; wi =.
equipped with cabins. machinery, etc.
ready for operation Company has
3o5,ooo shares OF stock outstanding
leaving 1,t650OD shares Of the mar
Value OF vi each In the treasury. own
er desires TO sell on account OF other
.neerests mat require his attention.
ror particulars address Dalrnatia.
care Miner Office. or office of Dalma-
TIA Mining Company. Limited. wal
lace, Idaho. M, -
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spectively, which aggregate the sum
of s37.133.69.
That Harry l.. Day has agreed that
If said assets are offered for sale at
public auction under an order of the
above entitled court, he will at such
which will aggregate the sum Of $751;
1889 and your petitioner alleges that
If said aggregate amount can be re-
,ceived on such sale for said assets,
your petitioner verify believes have
been received
+ That in addition to the assets listed
as aforesaid, there are certain chat
tells and chooses In action Of uncertain
value and the value of which can not
be accurately stated by the receiver,
but which should be sold at the same
time with the balance of the assets
so as to make the disposition Of the
assets of said bank I'm the hands OF
the receiver thereof, complete, and In
order to make said sale and DISPOSE
ton complete, there should be offered
for sale at the same time, also. under
a general description. any and all 9TH
er property, real and personal, in
Guiding chooses in action, belonging tn
said bank or the receiver thereof. S"
as to cover and include all assets, II
any, which have been overlooked and
the existence Of which Is not now
known.
That the petitioner has annexed
hereto and marked Exhibit "H' list
and description of said additional as
sets Of uncertain value and Of such
other unknown and undescribed as
sets with a nominal price and value
named therefor, and with form of
stipulation to be exacted from the
purchaser of part thereof That said
Harry L. Day has agreed to bid there
or If offered for sale at public auc-
ion under an order as aforesaid, the
nominal prices and values listed on
laid Exhibit "B' and to execute the
aid stipulation. (,
Said Harry l.. Day has further
greed with the petitioner that in
ase all the property aforesaid is or +,
cred sold and thereafter is sold at !