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les by organizing a bipartisan quar-
tette which rendered Good Night La
dies" and other ballads of farewell.
The house took on a holiday aspect.
When O'Clock arrived the hands OF
the clock were turned back twenty
minutes, the house momentarily ex-
pecting a senate messenger announc-
ing the passage Of the adjournment
resolution.
President Wilson remained at the
capitol for a few minutes after sign
ing the war revenue bill, but made
no comment on failure Of congress TO
adjourn. Earlier in the day he had
expressed the hope that some OF the
cotton relief bills might be passed
The war revenue bill is expected to
yield about $90.O00.000 as finally en-
acted. The taxes on beer and wine
20 into effect tomorrow but the to-
bacco tax does not become effective
until November l. and the stamp
taxes Will date from December /.
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CcOntinusd IRON First PaTsl


ton was a dash by President Wilson
in an automobile from a golf course
10 the capitol to reach there in time
10 sign the war revenue bill before
adjournment. The president rushed
into the capitol followed by secret
service men at 5:45 O'Clock in the
evening. ALFRED in bis golf clothes
and without his reading glasses. he
FASTENED into the Presidents room
where the revenue measure signed
by Speaker Clark and Senator Clarke
president pro iempore OF the senate.
awaited him. Borrowing glasses from
Senator Hughes OF New Jersey. the
President signed the bill and several
others which were awaiting for him.
Was Vain Effort.
Senators ran IN and out Of the
presidents room. holding their
watches. whiletSenator Mrr;m vasnIy
sought 10 have PASSED the resolution
which the house had passed early In
the day providing for adjournment:
sine die AZ O'Clock tonight
~ every turn he was met by hu.
clustering tactics Of Senator Hoke
smith. who demanded successive roll
calls on motions 20 adjourn until 20.
morrow. 10 recess until tomorrow. and
70 proceed 70 consider executive bust.
ness
When 3 O'Clock arrived Democratic
Senators who had been hehting for ad-
'ournment gave up The House reso.
luton had automatically died and sen
ator Stone moved that the Senate 20
into executive aession
Majority Leader Underwood fhon
fastened To the House With the an.
nouncemcnt that there was no hone OF
adjournment Of tho session The
House had then been waiting come
Time without quorum present end
adjournment until tomorrow was
ordered Representative Underwood
faid later that he DID not believe ID
you'd b. possible 10 cot another uuor
nm 70 pass an adjournment resolution
until after the elections Maioity
Leader Kern and other Democratic
Senators were equally dubious 81 any
adjournment az this time. but u qas
stated that recess plan might be
agreed 10 BY members from the cot.
ton states with the understanding that
bills calculated to relieve the cotton
states would be- taken up after me
election Senator lioke smith said be
might agree 10 such n plan.
Fiiibustered Az Day
Senator Smith and his colleagues
hlibustered all DAY. but after several
hours yielded long enough for vote
on the war revenue conference report
which was agreed N BY vote % 20 tol
90
Alfalfa Rin" Murray. ~ Oklahoma.
entertained tho scantv mcmhcrahip.
and the scattered crowd In tho eallro.
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aaoement which has been aoino
on for several days, says the GER
mans have not been able TO force
back either the Belgian army or
the France-British troops.
Continuing Retreat.
From Petroorad comes a reiter-
alton Of the official report that
the Germans are continuing their
hasty retreat from Warsaw and
that desperate engagements are
being fought in Galicia. Emper-
or William and the German head
quarters staff have retreated
from czenstoehowas, Russian Po-
land. into Silesia, according to a
London Daily News dispatch from
the Russian capital.
The Earl Of Crewe. secretary OF
state for India. Is authority for the
that the Indian troops,
which Great Britain has brought 10
the continent have not yet been en-.
gagged in the fighting. though their
early participation is expected.
The Prussian diet has passed war
bills carrying an appropriation aggre.
eating S375. 100000
viii Fight ~ tne End.
In an address before the Prussian
Diet. Herr Delbrueck. the imperial
vice chancellor. after declaring that
Germany had Deen forced into the
war by the hatred and envy OF her
neighbors. said that Germany will
not lay aside her arms until she has
gained victory that will guarantee
lasting peace"
Large numbers OF Germans and
Austrians have been taken from Lon
don and interned in the detention
camps and an echo Of the threatened
invasion Of the British Isles by Yep
pelln dirigible balloons Is found in
the fact that Westminster abbey has
been insured against damage from
airship attacks
a private letter received in Ans
terdam says that Lieutenant General
Won Moltke. chief Of the German gen
eral stan h. dying
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ammunition and provisions in the
trenches they had prepared for their
defence.
The German headquarters hereto
fore had made no reference to this
struggle. but today IL says that after
several days of battle no lighting
was reported yesterday
In East Prussia.
Apparently here has been more
fighting on the east Prussian frontier
where the situation has been quiet
for some time. as the German re-
port says. Our ftroops are pursuing
the retreating enemy in the direction
of Ossowetz."
Ossowetz is the fortress which was
in range of the German guns several
weeks ago when their advance on the
Niemen failed.
The battle around Przemysl and
south OF that city is still going on.
but further south the Austrians claim
they have cleared the Russians out
OF Hungary and are advancing ~
ward Bukovina. a crown land in east
ern Galacia, with the same object in
view
Although the Belgians had not al
ready suffered sufficiently from the
war. the villages along the coast
north of Ostend are suffering severe
ly from shell FIRE. Lying. as they do.
between the German lines and the
British warships of the beach, some
OF them are reported to have been
wiped out and others badly damaged.
IL is believed. however. that virtually
all the inhabitants OF the villages fed
when the Belgian army retired be-
hind the User river
Indians Not Yet In Battle.
Lord Crewe. secretary of state for
India, officially disclosed in a speech
delivered last Tuesday. but made pub.
lie only to-day. that the Indian troops
in France have not yet taken part in
any OF the battles. The men and their
horses required considerable time TO
become acclimated. but the belief
here is that they will soon be ready to
take their places at the front The
hospitals have been advised to get
ready next week for their wounded.
To-day IL was reported that Italy
had landed marines at Avalona. Alba.
mia. Such a step. II is generally be
lieved here. would not be resented by
any power at the present moment.
when the situation in Albania Is so
serious because OF the warning tribes
and the strife between the contenders
for the crown of the new nation. which
was surrendered recently by Prince
William OF WED, who ruled for a few
months
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PUBLIC SALE.
rusLIc sAIs or sSxI ssrH1s.


commfszionsr<s sals.
vi. In tes Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
John ". Adams a.
Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Maria s Psutseh.
Charles kirchner et
Al Defendant.
by virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
COURT OF Ohio County. rendered In the
aoovs entitled cause on the I'd day OF
0 os 1919, ! win. on SATURDAY. Nov.
the north front door OF the Court House
o. chio county. offer at public sale the
GLOWING described real estate In the
Nirsinia- that - to say: All OF the south
cry twenty seven feet fe1l feet OF lot
nvmeersd Ten iel in square numbered
Chapline street between Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh Streets In the said
lily OF Wheeling. ohio County. West
10 said city of Wheeling. bounded as
follows to-wit: beginning In the south
west corner OF that part OF said lot con-
parties BY Deed dated February ist
isVo. as OF record In the office OF the
Sierk OF the County Court OF said Ohio
AZ: thence southwardly binding on the
east line OF Chapline Street twenty
seven t2I) feet TO the southwest corner
on the south line OF said lot one Hum
dred t10ol feet to the southeast corner
thereof; thence northwardly binding on
the west line OF Alley 3D. twenty seven
20 feet TO the southeast corner of said
Marten property. thence westwarly
binding on south line of said Marten
property one Hundred (i00) feet TO the
place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the
purchase money. and as much more as
the purchaser shall elect. TO be paid in
cash on the day OF sale. and the residue
thereof In two equal instailments bear
Ing interest from the day of sale at six
per centurn per annum and payable in
one and two years from the day of sale
Tor which deferred payments the pur-
chaser shall give his negotiable promis-
sorry note bearing interest from the day
OF sale. and payable TO the said special
commissioner. the title 10 the property
sold to be retained until the payment
In tull OF the said purchase money and
interest.
CLYDE F. AMOS.
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that bond and secur-
lily has been given by the above named
special commissioner. as required by
law and said decree.
JORN l.. KINGHORN
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
~, West Virginia
o-aa-n-g-fa-9O
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that neither car force the other
back, pierce the front or oct
around the wings
in Poland the preliminary battle.
81 least has moved little more
twlfily The Russians report that
thfy have been able 90 drive back
the hrst German offensive move
AGAINST Warsaw. the Polish capital and
the fortress Of ivanRorod All the
Russian accounts refer 90 this a. q
freat victory They declare tho Ger.
rans besides LOSING many prisoners
and Guns. have left large quantities Of
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SHRINERS WILL
HAVE BIG TIME
BUSINESS SESSION TO az HELD
THIS AFTERNOON IN THE
CATHEDRAL.
Banquet and Initiation OF Class Of
Candidates to cor,plete Work OF
the Year Tonight.

Today VIII be busy day for the
members of the Osiris Temple. Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine. The business
meeting will be called TO order :his
afternoon at the Scottish Rite Cathe>
dral at } O'Clock. AT 8 o'clock a<pa.
rade will be given. headed by the
Osiris Temple band. which will make
II first public appearance. A big Dan
quet will be held In the Cathedral
banquet hall at s: 80 O'Clock. and the
work OF branding the novices will be-
gin at o'clock. At the close OF the
ceremonies. the members of the order
will 20 to the Victoria theatre where
they viii attend the moving pictures.
IL is expected that many Mobiles from
the surrounding towns will attend the
event A general good time IL antici.
pated as the year will bring to a
close the years services of the Illus
trious Potentate. Charles f. carrigan.
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is s6 spss' ssSss, sSlS: N'''ia'

The meeting ~ Sc John .aprofherta.d
~ The North Street 81 d church bed
laef sveninF in fhe Sunday school room
~ fhe church uaa very we'll attended
Dll0ninr fne trslnaae secession af
-frn only routine matters we're trans.
irN short lnferfrfinr fddreaaea tai.
trrrf h. fdHrrf rnerra. Vs. afrht.
land and John u Turner
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HrlNz IncRrAsrs srncr

HARRISBURG. Pc. oct 22.-The
" y. Heinz Company. of Pittsburgh.
20 day filed notice Of Increase OF stock
from s6.o0o.0o0 20 5000. 900.
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Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobberu nH.,-
enants and Others Wholesale Dsaiorn
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the STATE
o. West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ IL ofttce AZ Charlestoa. West VirRinia
LOT furnishing supplies for the seVerai
State institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which II vested in said BOARD
Sontracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
nioders; quality considered. and other
tntnks neing equal West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
fa-l-tf Charleston West Virgfnfa
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THOSE Present.
tendance.

tendance:
A. NJ. Six. lS-.
4 e. Schubart. az.
Julius A. Goodman. So.
Louis A. Casti. So.
NJ. T. Carroll. 32'
l.. r. Crago. 81.
Philip Freshwater. 81.
g. W. Ayres. az.
Thos. a. clohan. 81.
r. j. Reister. 30a.
Geo. W. och. IL.
Floyd Carmichael. az.
q. NJ. Harbert. s2s
W. 4. Bruney. IS.
John a. Grove. IS.
Louis Elmer. lfs.
Joseph Mackey. az.
Frank ]. TrammelL. az.
G. LeB. Roberts, az.
George T. Bell. az.
Joseph G.. Weller, a..
VIM. G. McCord. az.
r. a. Alexander. 1t'.
II. M. Thomas. az.
Thomas Gill, az.
i. w. Dakan. 81.
A. ID. Ayers. az.
Vernon @. sherry. az.
A r. Gilmer. az.
Thos. II Neal. 32s
Louis Kopf. 81.
A II. staiIinEs. az.
NJ. l.. Wells. 32'
q. W. McCracken. 32'
q L. Cook. 32s.
+. A. Marks. So.
w. a. Harding. az.
VIII II. Floto, 3s'
Ernest l.. Pigott, az. shinnston-
q. G. Moore. 32s. Folsom.
Chester ". Caldabaugh. ~.
Chester A. James. ~.
Charles +. Gay. az. Clarksburg. W Va
I: Y: Morris. 81: Phiiippi. ". Va.
a. r. Rambeau. az.
Ross Holmes. 30'.
II. r.. Gordon. 81
T. r. Shaffer, az
walter g Smith. 80
Reuben T. Miller. So.
r r. Meinhsrt.i Jr 3gs.
W. r. Wilson. So. BeHaire.
J. T. Murrell. ga. Bellaire.
L. W. Blayney. az. Hon.
T. J. Hickei. 52s. belmont w. Va
a. G. Hallock. az. h. c. c. H
chas. p cArrigan. az. X. c. c. Fl.
Chas. f. schultze. az. X. c. c. II.
Thomas J. watkins. a.. X; c. c. II.
TTed =, S 3 ei5 az Hon.
c. NJ. Ford. az
X. 6. Linsley. az.
p. A. Tencate. az.
W. X. Dudley. 32'.
Fred r. Cowl. 32'.
3. p. Beer. So, MoundsvinA
john Prev Cowl a.
". u. Van Derveer. IL
q. g. Hunt. H..
Earl r. Barlow. az.
James n. Craig. az.
T. Herbert buchanan. so.
\. q. Myers 81.
Geo. u. Riddle. 30.
Dwight l.. Murray, IL.
I'd. Salade. H.
John l.. Kingdom. az.
Newton Smith. az.
y. g. Mccain. H..
Thos. L. Ruckman. az.
Geo. a. ToOmey. az.
Chas. T.. Foose. a..
A. a. Ise. 32'.
J. W. Obermann. az. Beiiaire. o.
J. &. Nckeivey. 30. Bellaire. q.
Henri r. Lnsz, NJ r.. X. c. c. u.
,. \. Mcguire. IL.
David Crawford. 32'.
John Ulrich. rs.
John a. weisEerber. az.
Henry G. Robb. az.
A J. coyie
VIM. &. Moore. az
J. VIM. Neidhart. az.
q. G. VI. Friedrich. az.
~ y. McGreEor. az.
Fred y Hatton. az. Bay CITY. Mich.
\. :. Hare. az.
Louis Whit. n.
Herbert MarHhali IL
y. D.. Steinbicker. IL.
Robert Johns. az.
W. =. Colmar. fss.
Edward Johns. az bridgeport. o.
" -. RidEWay. az.
y s. snoddarth. ~ ID. 81. Grafton.
o. 9 Hill. 80. Fairmont.
- G. sale. 81. superior. Wis.
Geo. u. Mason 32'.
George Bell az.
W. " Tracy. 32e
John T. Ellis. 11'
John o. Elson So WcIfaburr
vs. v. Campbell az bridgeport.
o. n Frnncy. So Toronto. ..
Joseph p. Robinson. az.
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ccrner MARKET ana Ts-~ntV 'se~o-,s 81.
feephone a9f. opsn daE and niaht
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

oCDOhDAIN NOmE.
Three room cottage. n good cord,.
ton. situated on a corner lot M Film
Grove IL offered for sale. House has
TWO porches and good cellar. Cement
walks. Lon so by 13S feet Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
work shed For further Information
call 147-W. Elm Grove.
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REAL ESTATE lccOTTI
THlRTY-FiRsT AND THIRTY-sEc.
oND DEGREES CONFERRED
YESTERDAY.
Interesting Address Delivered at Clos
ing Exercises Last Evening
BY Members.

The reunion of the Scottish Rite
Masons. which has been in session all
OF this week. came TO a close last eve
ming with a banquet in the big ban
quet hall at the Cathedral on tour-
teenth street. An elaborate program
was carried out consisting of musical
selections and speeches by a number
OF the members. G. +. Schultz. 80
degree. X c. c. H.. presided, as toast
master OF the banquet The speakers
We're: A. r. Holdings. - degree. the
class: Louis Hopf. % degree. class
prophecies: NJ. r. Wells. 80 degree.
class future. and Charles Z. Carrigan.
90 degree. X c. {. H.. who delivered
splendid talk on the Scottish Rite
bodies. Solos were sung by Will bet
wiler. David Crawford and Philip Nc
CURE.
During the course OF the banquet a
magnificent floral Offering was ten
dered DIR. J. W. Morris. 80 degree. the
OCCASION being his first appearance at
like affair since last February owing
TO illness.
The work yesterday was in the West
Virginia Consistory. No. /. and the
morning session was taken up by the
the comforting of the thirty-frst degree
and the afternoon session by the con-
ferring of the thirty-second degree
Charles Z. Carigan. 80 degree. X C.
c. H.. venerable master had charge OF
the work. In connection with the ban
quet last evening. an excellent menu
was served.
Tho..
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FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
MoundsvilIe Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove
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SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of New
Jersey-Between The Security Savings
Bank of the city of Newark, complainant
and Hyman (Hayman) Rachlin ct ais, de-
PENDANTS Fl. fa for sale of mortgased
premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ of fleri
facias to me directed, / shall expose for sale
By public vendue, at the Court House, In
Newark. on Tuesday, the seventh day OF
April next at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate,
lying and being In the City of Newark,
Essex County, New Jersey;
Beginning at the corner formed by the In
torsection of the westerly line Of Hillside
place with the southerly line OF Waverly
avenue; thence running along the line OF
Waverly avenue north sixty-flve degrees two
minutes west thrty-four feet and fifty-eight
one hundredths of a foot to a point in the
middle of the partition wall dividing the
house standing on the lot hereby described
running south twentyfour degrees four min
utes west through the centre Of said parti-
tior wall and in continuation thereof eighty
one feet and forty-four one-hundredths of a
foot: thence south siXty-hve degrees flfty-
three minutes east thlrty-fOur feet and fifty
one one hundredths of foot to the westerly
line OF Hillside place. and thence along the
same north twenty-four degrees seven min
utes east eighty feet and ninety-twO one
hundredths of a foot to the southerly line
of WaVerly avenue and place of beginning.
according to survey made by j. II. Francisco,
surveyor July IA. 1904.
Being part of lands conveyed to the said
Hayman Raehlin tas Lyman Rachlinl by
Richard G. JenlSinson. executor Of the Will Of
George b. Jenkinson. decea sed, by deed dated
deeds for Essex County. pages 26, etc.
Newark, N j., March 2, 1914.
JOHN F. MoNAHAN. sheriff.
Fort & Fort Solrs. (s15.6D
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l.
sHERIFFs SALE-In Chancery Of New
plainant. and Mary A Soaring. ct nj. de-
PENDANTS. Fl. IA. for sale of mortgsged
premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF heri
facias to me directed. ] shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House, in
Newark On Tuesday, the twenty-iirst day Of
April next. at two o'clock p. M. all that
tract or parcel OF land and premises situate
living and being In the City OF Newark
Essex County New Jersey:
Beginning the westerly line of orator
street at a point distant two hundred and
fiftv-four feet and seventy-fve hundredths Of
a foot northerly from the nOrtherly tine or
Grafton avenue: thence running westerly at
right angles to Orator street one hundred
and fifty feet to the rear line Of lot number
seven on map of prOperty formerly of Coey-
man made by Francisco and Rarkhorn. sur
veyors. August twentV-ffth. nineteen hum
dred: thence north 6ftv-one degrees twenty
four minutes west fftv feet thence northery
parallel with the easterlv line of Washington
avenue ninety feet more or less. to the
northerlv line of lot number said
man: thence easterlv along the said north
ery line Of lot number one. forty feet more
or less to n corner of lot number ten on
said man; thence northerv along the rear
line of lot number ten aforesaid nine feet
and forty-four hundredths of foot thence
easterlv along the ncrtherly line of said lot
number ten one hrLdred and hfty-e'ght feet
and eleven hun1rodths of a foot TO the west
erlv line of orator street aforesaid, and
tFerce sontherly along the same one hun
dred feet to the place Of beginning.
Newark. N J.. March IS 1914.
JOIN r MONAHAN Sheriff
DeGraw & Murray. Solrs. (sf4.62)
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SHERIFF'S sALE-Essex Common Pleas
Court. Ludlow & Squier, a corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. Charles Deeter.
By virtue of the above stated writ of feri
faeias. to me directed, l shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in
Newark on Tuesday. the twenty-tlrst day OF
April next, at two o'clock p. m. all those
tracts or parcels OF land and premises stu
ton. in the County of Essex and State OF
New Jersey:
First tract-Beginning In the easterly line
of Maple avenue at point therein distant
thirty feet north OF the northerly line of
ffeIpers street; from thence running along
Maple north thlrty-seven degrees
tPirty-three minutes east one hundred forty
feet: thence south hfty-two degrees twenty
seven minutes east one hundred feet: thence
south thirty-seven degrees thirty-three min
utes west one hundred forty feet: thence
north ffty-two degrees twenty-seven min
utes west one hundred feet to the easterly
line of Maple avenue and the point and
place of beginning.
Second Understanding in the westerly
line of Grove street at point therein distant
thirty feet and forty hundredths OF foot
north from the northerly line of May street.
and from thence running along Grove street
north thirty-three degrees thirty minutes
east one hundred forty feet and thirty five
hundredths of foot thence north ffty-two
degrees twenty seven minutes west one hun
dred three feet and seventv-one hundredths
and thrty-three minutes west eighty-four
feet: thence south hfty-two degrees twenty
seven minutes east five feet: thence south
thirty-seven degrees thfrty-three minutes
degrees twenty seven minutes east one hun
dred eight feet and sixtv-one hundredthP OF
a foot to the westerly line Of Grove street.
the. point and place of beginning.
Newark, N J.. March 16 1914.
JOHN f. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
w. Howard Dcnmrest. Atty ($1S.65l