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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
BY A SCORE OF p TO IA
COLLEGE BOYS ADMINISTER
THIRD CONSECUTIVE DE-
FEAT TO PEDAGOGUES.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

For the third consecutive time this
season the basket tossers from the
State Normal went down in defeat
last night at the hands of the Hendrix
College aggregation, the score being
% to Ia.
Both teams were in fine trim for the
contest and it was not until the last
five minutes of play that one team
showed to be weaker than the other.
During this period the collegians had
things going their way. Their pass
ing was perfect and rarely did their
forwards fail to cage the sphere when
they got near their opponents goal.
The team showed lightning-like form
and team work was much in evidence.
The pedagogues played a consistent
game throughout, but We're unable to
cope with the speed of the Bulldogs"
during the last few minutes of play.
Standing head and shoulders above
his teammates, was Stubbs, the star
right forward of the teachers. Two
times he all but turned defeat into
victory for his school, by his phenome-
nal ability to basket the pill. Had his
teammates played as he did, there
would have been a different story.
But fate was against them.
For Hendrix, the entire crew play
ed star game. 1t would be almost
impossible to determine who was the
real hero of the Bulldogs" as the
whole team was working in harmony.
Coach Wilson is very optimistic ov-
er Hendrix chances of winning the
state trophy at the tournament, which
will be held at Jonesboro Thursday
and Friday.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, fair, colder; Wednesday,
fair.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
PROVIDES FOR HIS SHAFT.

Reading, Pa, March 4.-The will OF
the late Geo. H. Valentine, who oper-
ated cigar factories in Philadelphia
Womelsdorf and elsewhere, was filed
for probate in court here. The entire
estate of about 100000 goes to the
son, H. Leroy Valentine, with the ex-
ception of $1,000, which is to be in
vested for the use of the Womelsdorf
Cemetery Company, and to keep the
defendants monument in repair. The
son is named as executor.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
BOND ISSUE
IS DEFEATED
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
Little Rock, March A, 2 p. m.-The
senate today declined to pass the
s75O,0O0 bond issue. This measure
was introduced by the joint finance
committee TO create fund to pay the
states debt.
The measure provides, MT for an
increase in the tax rate, but that the
capitol tax levy of one-half mill shall
be cut in half, the one fourth mill thus
obtained to be used in paying the in
terest on the bonds and creating a
sinking fund for their redemption.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
PROF. PAISLEY REELECTED.

Prof D. l.. Paisley was unanimous
ly elected superintendent of the Ar
genta schools for the third time at a
meeting of the board last night. The
beard also showed their appreciation
of Mr. Paisley by giving him a sub
stantial increase of salary. Prof.
Paisley is former citizen of Conway
and his many friends here will be
pleased to hear of his success.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04

Summary Referee, Longstreth of
Chicago; timekeeper, Trusty of Hen
Dirk; scorer, McCulloch of Independ-
ents; time of periods, 20 minutes
score, Hendrix %, Normal H.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
Admission, IS, rs and 35C.
Reserved Seats on Sale at White Drug Co.

The alternatives won.
In honor of President Wilson's in
auguration the Princeton song was
given by the orchestra at the close of
the program.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-03-04
NOTICE, FIREMEN!

Each member of the Volunteer Fire
Department are urgently requested to
meet at 1880 this Tuesday, night,
March 4, at +. V. Leverett's office.
Important business.
KINC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

Railroad equipment orders were
light. including only $1,000 tons OF
rails. mainly for export. 900 cars for
the International Grea, Northern and
six locomotives for industrial lines.
Steel building and bridge orders
we're small. calling for only 5000 tons
or shapes. Structural orders amount
ed 10 5000 tons.
One feature OF interes, was the re-
vival in marine. work. prospective
business calling for about 10000 tons
OF steel plates in the east. including
material for the construction Of six
steamships for the Hamburg American
and three for the Mallory line.
The lower prices for pig iron brought
out larger inquiries and resulted in
soles OF $4,000 tons in the eastern dis
trict alone. Contracts are pending for
10000 tons more. Merchant furnaces
are going oUt-some for repairs-and
output now Is scarcely o.. 900 tons daily
while furnace stocks are accommodating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
AFTER WEEK OF DEPRESSION
MARKET SHOWED SLIGHT REACTION

NEW YORK. June s.-The pangs Of
financial indigestion continued TO AZ
rict the stock markets both here and
abroad throughout the week Tho
process OF readJustment. while pain
full. began TO bring signs OF wholesome
results toward the end OF the wee
The same general causes were opera
tive as for some time back. centering
in the Balkan war. with its outright
destruction OF capital. interruption OF
barking and credit facilities, and dri-
Why free capital into hiding by the
alarms created.
The most active factor In the weeks
special weakness seemed 10 be the
unexpected announcement at Berlin
81 fresh imperial German and Prus-
sisr loans - over S5s 900 O01. 90 be
Issued on June II.
The fms nciaI situation in Canada
CCnie in for attention on account Of
enormous borrowings of late years for
Canadian account In conn ection with
rapid development.
4. became manifest. too. that our
banking authorities saw the necessity
OF further readJustment Of credits
win no relief IN sight for the strained
position abroad Successive days
saw prices on the Stock Exchange at
new low levels Sales OF securities
~ auction. aiso reflected the pressure
The heaclong lngfhs 20 which the de-
'ltnes ran. and the character 81 some
% the securities affected Indicated A
closing out 81 collateral on forced
sales. 10 was evident that overloaded
underwriters. especially IN London
were retOrting 20 sales - seasoned
securit'ez. 90 protect their subscrip-
tion 70 ur saleable new issues.
Factors % depression peculiar 10
the New York market Iou' none -
their force Tho 81 Louis a San
f1anc1sco recel ership added - tho
Clsfavor o. the foreign markets FOR
American issues. Tho alternative
plans for dissolution proposed by the
Union PaSifc we're met with a feeling
- dish ppoinfmenf. IN extensive cur
taiirnsnt ~ production 81 pig iron for
June was reported. after a record MsH
output The copper market also was
urfs~ttled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

Jessie Oliver. Of Cedar Rock. Ia
visiting Charles Nesbitt. Of Warp,ood
Doris Wolf % Wheeling. IL visiting
her father. Thee Wolfe o. Twentieth
street
Mr. and Mrs e. ,. Ever. of south
WarwoOd are visiting friends IN
Steubenville.
Mrs " q. Vankirk. Of Main street.
South WarwoOd. H. visiting her daugh
Tor. Mrs Clarence Reese. ~ Washing.
ton. Pa
Pearl Fernhaugh has sold her lot
ON Nineteenth street 20 Fred Reece.
Who Will erect n fine house IN The near
future
Mr. William slddeu. % Haziesf
Avenue. North Warwood. is confined
% her home by illness
]. ". Hoffman, 81 Main street.. War.
wood has Installed n new soda foun-
tain and fOrmerl yopened his ice
cream parlor and confectionery on
Friday
Edward OTirien. ~ Eighth street
has len the CITY 20 visit his grand
mother In the country
8 large crowd ~ people from War.
VOID VII attend Tho X o. r moon
lighf excursion Monday evening
Henry and Elizabeth 1asch. u War
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
NEW MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTrSsviLf.E. " Va. June
ALREADY 'he license question - in
the circuit corut. The d-ys have an in
junction restraining tho recorder - the
city and clerk NJ me county court from
lssuinE license 10 those granted 10 han
de the STUFF at the coircil mas'ing
Monday night This mater All ee
arsred 70 morrow ana does not mas.
land IN the supreme count ~ appeais a.
10Th sides are determ ned o. win IN the
Fatnsf vandssb4ssche leaves fo-fs q,
Tor trip - Belgium and other oil
f'untrier lie Will he absent about fnr-
months w. ne morning a. an early
and Miss Bsrni-e s-aifey. in narrisrs
ItesH 49, prominent Young people. VINO
number their friends hv their srquaint-
me heF VII tour tie east ON =
The cg.riy court i1s sdvarce bombs
'n fl. amount ~ $40 5000 fe s1rfrn,tar
Joe Fuccy. % the Clsrssburx Sort ern.
Nli-n in-'tes ~ ..HmLietiyr o. Middle
bourne ~ Early fall This De- eNreuffrY-
ally FoDi news o. ne residents ~ mis-
rifr 20 far ire r0f1 has lnd many ms
. downs. but sunshine has 81 last I'D
c9un,y court did not srsn, i.c~r-. .,
fnis week ouis two members we're
rressni. one ar ard the other v~t 10
looks - n WctJel county WIli b. fn o
DRY column sfetr July ist
a boy VS. ARRESTED for rruoLirr ~Irsr.
cites the other evening afd firsf s. AMI
costs. uskirg fioiN lie raif but
would mt tell r. rere 30 secured mem
Cecil %. Highland is home from tys~h.
inEtou. u. g.. Nnerr 10 was several Ia =
boxing after bushes rnaffrrs
Nike Brnst. who ia engage in fre Oh
business IN oklahoma. la spending some
time IN the elfv looking after blsfnes
uuaffera
Moses Mildred NcCaskey AMI MAJ.
feffa WflIItmr ere home from school In
Maryland. Tor TIE summer garaffou
lsputF Clerk Walter Myers - 70 .o.r
IuF over The arrival - a rev .ef~ af no
home
Grant district plU vote m tho ffas
school prup0sitlor on me fffu inst ana
ne Food roads tuiy sth BofI rror0s.
lions Will carry
Councilman John foe1r ia me Owner
~ n new stIdsbaErr cor T.is rlalsa
trpIt fifteen ~ tr~ city. and more com
ne
Contractors Dayton and FranrI- viii
put about s. 900 irnprnvsrnsnf IN fre
nome - % HlEEiuhofhauu rarenf.g
purchased from Dr. Keifsr. Napfs a., ~
nue work IT, under way
Mrs John nrtdgcnan sn-f con. John
Wh~eiing. are visiting relatives iu tho
citv
HtEh school commencement Frffas.
ire lttn THfre wiIl Ie efErt graduate.
Ir0f NtckerE. ~ tie state I nttersftr.
Mnrganfuwn. vii deliver me address
v p Cuip rae made location pr
t1s Evan williams farm near town. FOR
0ii purposes
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SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN ORDERS
BOOKED FOR STEEL PRODUCTS
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. June s.-Some slight
improvement was reported last week
In new orders booked for rolled steel
products. but shipments on contracts
were still about Is per cent in excess
OF new business. Many orders booked
by subsidiaries OF the steel CORPORA
tion are estimated at approximately
$1,000 tons per day. or about IS per
cent less than Shipments.
Some OF the smaller mills were more
aggressive for business last week and
recessions in prices OF sheets. bars
and plates. as well as in fabricated
shapes were reported. On the other
hand. prices OF boiler tubes. oil coun-
try goods and water we'll casing were
advanced 81 per ton. and wrought iron
pipe. 81 a ton. Wire products were
maintained by the largest interest, but
the smaller wire mills continued to
shade the base price 81 per ton. More
sales OF sheet bars and tin bars were
made at s27.50. mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
CAMERON, 0.

Earnest II. Ward left for Akron Tues
day, wnere lie has employment In the
rubber works.
Fred Mellott and wife. Of Wheeling
spent saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. X MelIott
,. NJ Norkmen. OF Isings. o. was a
business caller here Saturday.
Harry Taylor, Of near Altitude was
transacting business In town SATURDAY
Dr. ". o. Webb was calling on DR.
Srr and Mrs John Maury. OF PITTS
parents. NJ and Mrs John Maury
Mrs. injury made the hearts OF tho lit
tic children 81 this community glad by
the distribution 60 each 81 fine box
or uimlinBs chocolate candles
william Henthorn left FOR Wheeling
atives
sylvester Henthorn has added much
a new coat 81 paint Frank Howell 81
j. " BouEhn.r and Mrs. Charles
Winkler were transacting business at
woOdsfield Thursday.
Paul Webb. graduate ~ Marietta
college. Is spending some time with
Bud starkey and Vernon HAYWARD.
~ near Beailsvills. were business call
ers heer Wednesday.
James MilliRan. \. " whitman and
enss callers here during the week.
Mrs l.. N. Read has returned home
parents NJ ana Mrs. jos Pitfnan Of
Walter Eriewine vas a business
caller ~ Woodefieid Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs John knmpfer and
family. ~ Clsringtor. spent sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Emma n. Atkin-
son
Darlington business caller. during
tho week we're John McCoy. sam Ciraff
= 2. Eofhenhuenier, ~ y Roller. N .
Jones and Charles Meiiott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
STEUBENVILLE

STEU BENVILLE. O. June s.-From
one species o the tax iniquity the Demo-
cratic state machine Ohio speedily
passes to another when II sees the wrath
of the people gathering for the Warner
TAX Dill which creates vast army OF
TAX gathererS at the expense OF the pub
TIC. Now adroit Governor Jim Cox is
talking for another one or the most
IN quiIous species OF taxation ever pro-
fullest sense. lie is talking for clasSi-
ncation in taxation thinking that IL will
lead the holders OF Intangible securities
TO be for once honest and list the ga ms.
for taxation. which they will not. The
classification would enable the wealthy
tax dodgers on personal property that
ned low rate q interest. while farmers
ana real property owners and the
poorer personality taxed persons with
all property al its full value would pay
may well pray the Lord 10 deliver them
from sny further unfair Democratic
taxation measures.
Frank Sztanko. %. and Sabin Marn-
skin. Is. Of Mingo Junction
Andre Plat has begun suits against
MARY y otrowski and John PiotrowskI
Tor $4,000 each for alleged malicious
Islander in Polish that he had been i'm
moral.
The case against John Ames against
the CITY ~ Steubenvllle for $500 dam
ages was settled in court for $50 and
costs. Ames was hurt when his wagon
Charles Householder who was ar
rested Tor assault. was given a rehear-
ing before Prob te Judge Bell and was
released on $500 bond.
steve Blaner. "a foreigner. OF Stratton
was lodged in jail from Mayor Nixon's
court or violating the local option law
half dozen incorrigfble juveniles
were before the Juvenile court on SAT-
urday to have theior cases passed on
4 few more sentences 10 the state farm
would have wholesome effect, as bad
kids do not care for lectures
realty Transfers.
Agnes Wells 10 Ohio Valley Hospital
association. li.6s-lOO acres. Steuben-
VILE $4,000.
Jabez Pierce 10 Elizabeth Pierce TO-
go square feet. Warren township: 81
81. g DuttOn 20 NJ r. button 40
acres. At Pleasant township; Si.575
A @. Boyd to Rosa CLANCY. lot. city:
\. s. Buckingham. administrator. 10
W s. Walker. trustee Metes Mingo:
Henry Smith TO c. Bendur.. lot. city:
SeI5.
J W. Hsrk.r 10 Theo Pieper. lot. oil
lonvale: 81.
Rebecea EnIs. 70 p. Hsies lot. Easr
Springfield: $500.
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fine address was delivered by DIT.
Allen Armstrong. OF Morgantown, w
Va, before the members of the Shakes
peare Club. on Saturday night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Gunetie, OF
Pleasant avenue quite a number aside
from members OF the club were present.
refreshments were served and a social
enjoyed.
on sunday morning for Shepherdstown.
W. Va, where they will attend the we'd
Ding OF Miss Helen Link and Rev. ]. W.
LINK. OF Strassburg. Virginia, tho cere-
iiih. ' ''~o' y" "e'Ne'y' 'uhe
The circuit court OF Brooke county.
convened this morning IL regular SEES
". A Hatch. who is attending Berea
college. Ky. Is visitor at the nome of
nj, n brother: r. = Hatch.
a visitor at the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Foster. or Charles street
Mrs Harry Peterson. OF Warren. Pa.
- visitor at the home OF her parents,
MT and Mrs. W. H. Rodgers. OF Bril-
The old homestead farm OF Robert NJ.
wells, deceased. situated IN Buffalo dis
trict. was purchased on Saturday for a
cash consideration. b. j. 81. Casenan, OF
Marion COUNTY. ". Va This IS fine
farm and upon the site OF the dwelling
house destroyed BY fire four years ago.
Mr.. caseman Will build "a good house
W. fioyd. az Steubenville. o., will
oeHver lecture In the Y. ". {. A. on
-s.tfuttaN evening.
Victor Hough has returned from
w ssninston' y. g. after having grad
uated FROM bliss Electrical school
tulldren.s Hay exercises were held in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning at the regular service hour
several choruS-s. Rotations and vocal
solos and duets were given by the boys
ana girls IN = manner To their credit
Miss Margaret Beazell and Miss Ida
MAY Wilson. OF Martins Ferry. e.. were
recent gueats at tho home 81 M- snd
Mrs. Charles wilson. Of Main street
Died-On Saturday evening az Z
O'Clock. At the late home Of tho deceased
Mrs. Mary J. Hudson. AGED - years
mother Of pr. ~ l.. Judge. % this city
Or Judge had been at the bedside Of mis-
mother since last Wednesday Mrs Ed
Marks granddaughter or the deceased
LETT on sunday morning for Eluefteid ~
Va. 90 attend the funeral which viii be
held this afternoon at o'clock
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WARWOOD


The people OF WarWood have band
Cd TO gether 20 see that this town
snail be properly represented Ia the
great semi centennial celebration in
wheeling. from June 10 TO 2l A
great amount ~ work has already
been done. and by the end Of he week
All the arrangements for WarwOOd' 8
part In the pageant viii have been
Completed. Albert NJ. Schenk extend.
ed tho privilege 10 the citizens OF us
Ing space In The automobile works al
South WarwOod for the building OF
the floats, and this work r. progress
sing nicely. The sale on the War.
profit Of ten cents "a made ON each
Tag The booklet gotten out 10 ad-
veruse Tho town viii he IA tho prin.
tcrs hands 10 day. The business men
pad literally for space In IFS pages.
50 that the money gained from I'D.
vertisers and the profits from The
sales Of the remnants a. r. expected
that a sufficient fund vii DO gefbored
70 pay all necessary expenses without
having u call upon tho citizens for
n contribution. WarwOOd Will take
part IN the big parade on Thurgdav
and Will also Join en- tho exercises on
Friday evening Mayor Fuhr espec-
ially requests that al owners 81 auto
mobiles Ia Warv OOd and Richiand dfe
trict Join the procession no also
requests hat the farmers In this dis
trict iOin with Warwood in tho cello
bration The committee on arrange
ments for tho SENT centennial ~ CON
posed ~ representative from War
wood cuuncil and Warwood hoard ~
trade and o. no. follows Mayor. W. &.
Fuhr. Chairman Frank Klein. 8ecre
ary ". y. Helfcubine. Treasurer. y
J. konnamOud. Geo. Schulfzc. Thos T.
kindclberEer. u L. Pool. Ger Sutton.
John Murphy chester krojaager.
Dave Nver. Andrew Hart. James
Moore. Edward Elliott aud = p. Chris
tain
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b)-Tarnsfer books close June goth.
June 30th.
ttl-Transfsr books close July 18TH
Tor = OF per cent ,ss1 dividend. pay
able August 8iSt
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Inc musical 10 be given by the
pupils Of Miss Anna Kerchers SUNDAY
school class Will be held Tuesday ev.
Christian church This musical vas
10 be held last Thursday. but Was
postponed until T1eaday evening
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W Va.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
Rays = on Time Dspouta

wood. have returned home from
school II Herca. Ohio
y 7. Woods 81 south Warwood IL
building new gasoline boat
Miss Helen Fisher. ~ Main street
has res gned her position a. stenogra-
pher with the Trimhle a I.utz supply
COMPANY and expects % spend part
~ the summer with friends and rela-
lives In Detroit. MioA
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Rulldlnn No. nrIdn.

The county commissioner are hav.
ina a concrete bridge built across the
river road, In Hichland district. iusf
south ~ tho home Of Mr.. kiafz The
road Viii DO closed 10 automobile and
wagons going 20 Short Greek. but viii
be opened hy "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

FIDELITY
Investment Association
Real Estate. stoeks, Bonds. Insur~,o.
Capital Paid IN aloo.ooo.oo

Miss Sarah Gooch. of Warwood: Cor.
responding SECRETARY Miss Tyles. OF
New Marunsville. Superintendent OF
Junior work-Miss Anna Quest, OF
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good stavcr. Its production for the
- hours ending NJ o'clock verter-
dav morning was b2s barrels. The
satne company IL starting two rnore
wells IN me sans farm and prsd b.
loy y An"nder ars starting one on
tho adjoining farm
Tn Curtis disfricf. Roaue county.
the United F'uei Cos Company hes
completed a tcaT on tho ". y Par
cons farm and has a Rood snr-er IN
the Bsrea grit. m Sfnifhneld district
fhs Pocafaiico OF Company has the
rir completed for test on the Har-
risf Moore farm. Tho Ohio Fuel on
company r. due IN The sand NJ = test
on the o. O. Tavior farm and r. drill
Ing Nos. ?. and on tho same farm.
Southesstern Ohio.
IN tho deep sand territory near
fruOFHville. Harrison township Perry
county. ohio. the Chicago on Com
pany. Fuller a Rowe. have CONNECTED
and shot their test on the Cnfhcrtne
Waltmier farm. md 20 produced AGO
barrels the ensuing 9f hours This
lOcntion ia on the eastern edge %
Perry county and short distance
from where Muskingum and Morgnn
counties CORNER ~ is the best prn-
duccr that has bccn found 600 that part
- tho clinton sand territory
IN LITTLE Scwickicv creek. Ale
ghanv county. PcnnsylVanil Watson
y COMPANY. after tubing and pump
ing their vol on Tho dairy lands.
found that 70 would MOI produce rnorr
thar barrel a dav. ana will nov
drill ~ ~ tho hover sands Ncnr I'm
pertal The Peoples Gas COMPANY
deep fest ls down $500 fcof. nud thcr
are hailns ont the water and expect
20 resume drilling in few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

Inc Senior Kings Daughters. Of
" atwood. Will meet az the homo of
Mrs. Henry Kercher's on Main street
uesday evening. Important business
VIII come up for discussion and each
member IS urged 20 attend
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Tho Pan Handle Christian Endeav.
OF convention. which las boon ln seq
sion al Tho WarWood profhyforinn
church. came 70 q close FRIDAY oven
Ing with tho election ~ tho following
officer. President Rev Edgnr IS
Uav. ~ Warvoud Woo President
Joseph ~ Lucas. a. N1rwood. Re
cordiuE Secretary and Treasurer -
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Baron Local Stoc1ks.

WHEELING. IS. Va Ilns -
Tho folloDing auotatso1s ~ ne morn
acuvs Wueslira FfocHs are corf-rfef
6afN or the fnfsiifRedcer w usorgs ~
Baron. local broker. ana X r. HarHhail
manager BOND Department.
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Deeds Recorded.

Brooke County Improvement Company
TO steve Thor. lot No 322 original plan
or Follansbee. May 8, 1918.
Brooke County Improvement Company
20 George II. and James ". Banfield. OF
tolIansbee. W. Va, lot No. 2Ss. July is,
W. ID. Davidson TO J. W. Davidson.
lots No. l05. 1O6. lO7. Davidson's first
addition plan 20 city OF Follansoee, also
oss acres in Cross Creek district, Octo-
Der Z, 1911.
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sTOK ks


WHEELING. ". We June T. -
The fpii0Vin 1uofHfiors On ths fnors
aftivs Wheeling sf0cka are corrected
sally for ~ 1nfeiiiKenrer 81 Howard
Haylett T. 5on. iorai brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

Consy Island 10 IN have board
valk two miles long