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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
VS.. HIGH
Interesting Dame of Basketball IL
Promised For This Evening at
Linsiy Armory

ThIs evening tho basketball tennis at
w heelinE ilieh school and Liusly lusti-
tute viii clash Iu Doe SECOND gHm~ or
the season. beginning PROMPTLY az a
90 clock. 600 the Iiualt nrmorv. The
game VIII bs one uf the best or the
season that bias been PLAYED boa tine
LiusIN urmuTN. u- the IIuaty lads have
been ufu,tiUirg hard for some time m
order iu rut uU a. very good contest
against tlc hlEh school boys. several
weeks * fhs orange and Black was
defeated by the Gold md Eiue iu r. we'll
PLAYED game Iu tho VI. e. 4 GYM
uHHIHw. Hud for fhsf reason tho IinaI,
boys are HrNIHue fu Iu tnp hnuurs from
their opponents
Tho alumni H.eoUiafIou 81 Liualv fu.
sfifufr NI|I "u doubt come out Zoo force
fu witness fEs UUufr.f. and Do DEL HrfIrI-
rHffd that fns NI~H -DuuO. will have e
large force uf lnfal supporters on hand
foo witness fHr game.
The lineup of tNe two teams o.. ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
Y. P. |. TO MEET
WESLEYAN TEAM
FOOTBALL GAME WILL 81
PLAYED IN CHARLESTON
OcT0eER ~.
Arrangements for the Game Were
Completed Yesterday-Mueh In
terest Being Shown.
Special Dispatch to tn. intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiifgencsr.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va. March J.
That West Virginia Wesleyan col
lege and the Virginia P~olytechnical
institute will meet al football in
Charleston. w. Va. Saturday. Octo
Der Il. OF the 1914 football season was
definitely decided when today Man
ager St~ansbury OF the Wesleyan team
received the signed contract for the
game from the management at the
big Virginia institution. Negotiations
have been In progress for over three
months for this game. and the sign
ing OF the contract closes these nego-
tiations and the game will be played
as indicated above.
V. II. i. is one OF the three really
important Virginia institutions In the
football world. the University OF Viz
ginia. Washington and Lee and ". q.
j: forming a trio that rather dominate
the football situation in the Old Do
minion. Wesleyan by reason of hay-
ing won the West Virginia champion
ship for two years in succession will
form a worthy opponent. and that the
games at Charleston will be one that
will attract much attention. especially
IA nv SOuenfin emu OI the state. goes
without saying. as IL will determine.
10 some extent at least. W~esleyan's
standing with respect to Virginia foot
ball teams.
mother team from the South At
lantic section hat Wesleyan meets
VIII be Georgetown at Washington
two @ following the V. z. /. game.
The game at Charleston will be staged
at Exhibition park. where West Vir.
ginia university and Washington and
Lee played In 1913. Wesleyan will
have charge of the game and v. r. l..
VIII get a guarantee with an option
OF accepting a percentage of the net
receipts.
There a been n demand In
Charleston for two or three years that
Wesleyan.s team play there and the
game viii no doubt attract a great
deal OF attention. A large humble
or Wesleyan students and athletes
come from the southern part of the
state and V. p. LIS student body has
many representatives from this sec.
ton.
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CHALLENGERS
SIX Nations Draw for Place IN Chat
Longing the United States for
Davis international Cup.

NEW YORK. March The draw
of the six nations challenging M,
United States for the Davis inferno
tional lawn tennis cup was made To-
day by a. - Wronu. chairman of tho
american committee. resisted by g..
o. Ndco Germany and France drew
lyrs iu the first round AustraIaai4
and Canada were coupled ON tho
brackets Of the first round In tho ton
half and the British islcs and Boi
GUM were drawn against each other
in the lower half Germany will meet
the winner Of the Australasia Canada
matches and France viii meet tho
successful nation Of the British Isles.
Belrium series.
A. the close Of the drawing Wreuu
said that he regarded the manner In
which the names had been picked
hlindly from o. hat a. an admirabIa
arrangement He expressed the Do.
lief that at least -four OF the nations
would b. cnlaCcd in the u CONNIE.
utions on the courts 81 this country.
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President Gilmore of Feds
Says Big Leagues are Unfair
rHE AMERICAN AND NATIONAL
IeAe aHoI nxorArss
10 persuade Players Who Have
Signed Contracts With Outlaws
TO Jump Back. He Says.

CHICAGO. March 3.-The greatest
war OF baseball history was threat
ened by President Gilmore Of the
Federal League today as the result
Of reports that the American and
National Leagues were PROSECUTING
non the Federal's players. News
that Pitcher Blading has re-joined
the Cleveland Americans after hav-
ing signed a Federal contract made
President Gllmore decide to take
action. Besides Blading. KiIlifer.
Williams and B-aumgardner are play
violated contracts with the new
league.
III our contracts are no good. their
contracts are no good. and a player
can disregard a contract with a club
In organized ball a. easily as he can
ours" Gilmore said. Therefore. N
the National and American League
clubs are trying to take our signed
men away from US. we will take
We have unlimited cash and the
united support of all our club own
ers and hackers. We can bid as high
for the players as anybody.
Up to this time we have played
fair with our rivals. We gave up
Cole. despite his having signed with
the Chicago club when we believed
that the courts would have given him
to US. We signed Killifer and Bland
Ing In good faith. and advanced money
to them.
III the American and National
leagues ignore our contracts and fail
TO appreciate the spirit Of sportsman
ship we have shown. We will start the
biggest OF baseball wars. When IL rs
over the Federal league will have
the stars of the old leagues, and will
be the strongest in the game"
Negotiations were begun. IL was
said to-day. between President GIL
more and Ray Collins. the Boston
wants. Dick Egan. the Cincinnati
player. II was learned to-day, is the
eighth Of the world tourists sought
by the Federals.
The Federals umpires will meet to-
morrow to discuss Interpretation OF
the rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
Iinsiy.
OIL AND GAS

Ir. dr.p send territory in southeast
'ru onto Ia furnishing . GOOD many
complications md they .HrE iu aiys from
''rf Urht Iumrrfa Co good producers
nud now and then u rrN uuis ia rrtUuu-
tered iu falIs Gore township. H0fkIu.
ruuuft TIE thIrfisra piI Company has
drilled Ifs NU 10 Un The NUskiur pru-
quote 'NmunfN property through tho
linton enuu end HH. f how Tor e TOO
barrel produce lu fhe southern sNt.u.
sion. The FlN mouth Dif a Gas gsmuauV
has drilled NO q Uu tho Werner Lehman
farm through The t1tuf.u sand. or which
thFrn Wrsr 20 feet. nu dIuke e. show for
q % or au hnrrll producer ln tho same
district The Charters BiI COMPANY
NO so ON thr Hooking rrudurta Com.
f'suN property D.. huldiur uu 90 100
barrels end fhs srI'uu PRODUCING Com.
nHHh Nd. ~ HU TI| tnurfHe William.
Term d." -Ufulu.Iug barrels o. d.t. Tn
tHu| township N.rr" ts.rfr. fHf UIr.
sls Martin un a Gas Crmlany D. duII.
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isS old I'D gi,tr,e'Sv Hq M ONO sd
the Tori farm and has a buster IN tn
Big luJuu sand. 4 good show OF a..
was developed i'm the COW Run sand
aud he VIII drill for prOir"tion In that
formation.
on Dry ruu. back Of Psden city. Wet
eel county. Fischer. Bauber & 90. have.
a well on the Morrow farm that b. pre-
ducing Is or 20 barrels q Gay. Jerry
ErVine aud others are drilling an on
Fishing creek. Grant district. Metzel
county. the gas well on the Achilles
NO Z farm Is spraying some. oil and
VIII be drilled deeper.
ON Narrows run. Monroe county. O..
BACK Of Sardts. Pittsburgh parties hoId
leases on a block Of 1000 acres and are
contemplating drilling for COW Run
production. provided they car secure n
Tour months extension to their lease.
which viii soon cNpire. In Onion dis
trict. Peasants county. 7. W. Larsen x
90. have completed No. 10 on the 4. v.
pumpcr iu the Cow Run sand. They
are rigging up 20 drill No. 20 on the
same Farm. ACROSS the river on the
ON" side, Art DOYLE a CO. have com
rleted No. , on the Mchrely farm and
have n igtht pumpcr. This territory
was tested out some Years ago when the
market was low, and abandoned. The
nigh price Of crude ana the i%ntroduc-
ton Of -casiug-head gas has placed a
new value on that territory. The gaso-
line feature IN connection with the old
wells j. attracting the attention OF out
siderS Morrison a Eweu. Of Chicago.
aud Kansas CITY. visited SistcrSvile u
Few weeks ago and entered negotiations
for the easel Works ON the Riverside
Oh tomuauN ON Irish run. Monroe
county Joseph Wagner a Co. have com
plstsd NO. 3 ou the Graham farm ana
have q show for "a So-barrel producer.
No. . ON the samp farm completed
some time agO II holding up az 30 bar
rglz "a day.
Organized Large Company.
M ul and gas company. organized
under the title Of the oil fields Of West
virginia. has applied 90 the state de-
parfmeut Of West Virginia for n char
ter. The company o. to have an ALL
thurized capitalization Of $4,000. 900.
The company proposes 60 take over pre-
ducing properttss iu the Blue creek ncid
and iu kduawha county. also IN UuVat
district. Lincoln county. Tho proposed
purchases viii aggregate Si.oO1.0 0O. The
"iurCrUOTHtorE are FrederirL Paul Gross
cup. Frank u. Hurlsutt. carl Henderson
and Frank HAN.
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TO PLAY ELKINS
wheeling High viii Clash with strong
Down ststsrs In Local =. M
@. A. Gym Saturday Might.

a very important basket ball game
Will be staged In the Y. VI. g. \. gymna-
SUM saturday evening at \ o'clock. when
h local High school team will meet tn.
Elkins High school aggregation in what
no doubt Will be one OF the fastest
games which has been played in the
local gymnasium during the present sea-
son. The Elkuns team has not lost y
contest this season in the eastern part
OF the state. IN addition to their vic
tory over the High school boys during
the first week OF January. after a hard
struggle ON their own floor.
For the next Few days the local squad
Will practice daily In preparation for the
contest as the Gold and Blue players are
anxious TO win owe the Elkins team.
Ihe Two teams Will In all probability
line up as follows for the game:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
CAMERON LOSES
TO FORT HENRY
SECOND GAZE ROLLED ON LOCAL
ALLEYS LAST MONT.
Local Bovisrs Win by Total of lis Pins.
captains Of Ausee League Meet
To-night-Bowang Notes

In a match o. three games rolled on
the Fort Henri ~iieys last night. the
fort Henri -ucS IN team defeated the
cameron. W. Va. team. hy a total OF
lis pins. Three games were rolled. the
locals unaktn larger scores In each. but
ed in the result.
Last nigfts match wes the second
time THIS season and the nfth time in
the past two or three years that these
tNo teams have met. The Fort Henry
team ~ now considering an Invitation
Tor another match. TO be- rolled in Cam
eron.
The following are the scores OF las,
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KNOCKED
OUT BY WELLS
MIODlEWEi6HT CHAMPION GOES
DOWN IN FOURTH ROUND.
Much Interest Was Manifested in the
Contest-Was First Defeat for
Bsndsman Blake.

LONDON. March S.-Bombardicr
Wells. the former British champion
heavyweight pugilist. tonight Knocked
out Bandsman Blake. the middle
weight champion. in the fourth round
OF what was intended 10 be a 20.
round fight. The contest had aroused
great interest In sporting circles.
biake, previous to tonight's encoun-
ter. had never been defeated and was
regarded by many persons as Eng.
lands white hope for winning the
worlds heavyweight championship
Al the weighing in Blake was Is
pounds lighter thar Wells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

ing No. I on the ~. :. Martin farm and
~ Jackson township. Davidson y Moran
have the rig completed FOR No. ! on the
v. j. a Mark Studer farm.
Shallow Sand Territory.
In the Graysvillc district. Bethel town
snip. Monroe county. The Pure on Com
pany has drilled No. - on the Jacob No
Ncy farm through the k.ener SAND ana
has "A light bumper. IA the Woodsfi.ld
district. summit hip. y. Cunning
nam has completed No. 3 on the %. q.
la the Big lnjun sand.
IL Washington township. Belmont
Sounty' Ernest F%erguton y Co. nave
drilled ? test o. the Mauda 'roothmqn
farm through the Berc. Gr,t aud have a
custer. 1nis location g. 1000 feet
southeast OF the dry hole on the stone
township. the ohio SucI on Company
has completed and shot = test on tho \
n o.. Coal compauN's property aud has "a
snow Tor q 10 barrel pump"r IN tho
B"rcP Grit. In Richl"rd TOWNSHIP. Kelly
q Co have drilled n test on the John T..
ADAMS farm through the Berea Crit and
mas = buster. This location ~ 2u0o fost
south 81 the light producer ou IN liar
desty farm In the same district. WI
,!tin heaTnc completed g. buster IN the
wes. virginia.
Idsht wellf are now the best the west
Nifgtnia itelda hove 30 offer. ON Ston.
Coal creek. hacker cr.el dtstricf
LOWS countN. ". w. .uI sb.ut thr..
miles east OF Weston. Mstish A Wilkins
~" WIN lNfN |fHN i|H to- AN HuHa
ppftant discovery uu th. Irmss Peterson
arm. IL h their tirsf test on thtz farm
and when drilled tuIp g.. Eig lur4n
ana began 10 make p srod and
~ "Stin.ated 20 b. good for 90 barrels a
dai M"tish a. wilkins ar. contractors
aud have been drilling e.z wells tu
LOWS county End concluded To- tai. "A
chance Tor % oil Wei and a. looks Iik.
a lucky strike.
DuEter in Eanawha.
On railing Rock creek. 49,. sandy
distrtct, ha county. tho B'Csr-
n"I OF company has drilled No e. oU
the So-horn tract through the Weir
sand and has a dustsr. Iu Union d,s-
trict. Clay county. the Birch Run on
company has completed No. 20 ora the
,onnell so-acre tract and has Il very
Hgnt pumper iu tie Bir tuiuu sand
On spring Greet. SmIthueId dfstrfct
lf"ane county, the south Penn OIL com
uany has started c. dril No. on An,
'arr-Ntchpls farm. In the wallace dis
lrlgL Harrison county. Hartness & Dit
man vel ON the p. =. EStlarE farm
- hoidlnE UU 90 geo barrels ID daE
New work az s~istersvfno.
The Odd SisterSViIls field. embr4,ir-
territory on bottle the West Nireiuta
ana on the ohio side Of tho river. Is
taking IN new lie The BE- quite IA
Tot OF work under way and starting Boo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
WESLEYAN WINS.
AGAIN FROM DE.
rs SECOND DEFEAT ON DAVIS
ELKINs FLOOR IN TWO YEARS
Nesie Mas the Bright Star OF the
Was Exceedingly Close.

BUcKKHANNoN. W. Va. Mar. a.
Al Elkins las night Wesleyan prac-
ucally cinched the state champion
ship in basketball by defeating the
Davts-Elkins college team on their
own floor by the score of &c TO %.
This II Davis-Elkins' second defeat
on their home floor in two years and
both victories have been won by Wes-
leyan and both OF them by the margin
OF n point.
Wesleyan a won and lost one
game each to fairmont and Clarks-
burg In West Virginia this year and
a won two games from Davis-El-
kins. Fairmont lost n game TO
Davis-Elkins, Clarksburg lost two
games to the same team. so that Wes-
evans win from Davis Elkins on her
home floor eliminated C~larksburg.
and II will be necessary for Fairmont
10 win two games in a row from
Davis-Elkins in order for her to be on
an even standing with Wesleyan.
Neale was the bright star of last
nights engagement. he caging is OF
W~esleyan's &c points.
a
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observation-disclosures for Barry.
Goals from field-Garret. .: Heav-
ner. !: Neale. 8: Jacobs. I: Barry. l.:
iamlll. |; Madden. 4: Whetzei. l.:
Loudin. 1; Mullinex. ,. Goals from
fouls. Nesle. 6'out of IL: Mullinex,
none out OF 3; Hamill. ) out of 4.
Referee-Nallen.
Scorer-Neyers.
MISREPRESENTATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

settlement Workcr-I odn'f see how
you can afford Co Wca- ostrich Gathers
NaE-l get eight dollars a. week.
settlement Morks=Neit. you should
NJ plume yuursclf ON that-Fr0m
Judge.
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Clarksburg.

Sups'it hfulont ;Shuriief for
FISHER. C~larksburg: Kirk for Mckinney.
Field Goals-Fairmont: BARNES. 2.
Hartley /; Tucker. 2. Clarksburg Nut.
ter. ?; Phillips. !.
Goals from Fouls-Fairmont: Uaw-
kins. out OF ). C~lsrksburg: Crummitt.
4 out Of IL.
Refcree-ScOtt.
Timer-Webber.
Scorcr-Mckinney.
Time OF Halves-2O minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
FAIR MONT WINS
From west Virginia Business College
In fast and Interesting Basket
Ball QamS.

special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
fAlRMONT. w. Va. March a.--In an
unusually closely played game PLAYED
here Tonight. Fairmont defeated the
West virginia business College basket
ball team. Of C~larksburg. for the second
time this season. The final score was
III TO 10 In favor OF the locals. Thc
geprgs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

captains Meet Tonight
y meeting OF captains VINO hav. an
tered teams In the new league to he in
Sururated next week at the MuSee al
leys Will be held at that place this eve
mag They VIII discuss the play aud de
eide whether the league sha be "A hauoI-
cap or scratch body. The playing rules
and prize list will also b. range.
The onice and plant force of the
Ifimble A l.utz supply COMPANY will
enjoy n bowling party Friday evening
OF this week ut the MuSee alleys.
INo picked teams. composed Of South
W heeling. participated In a few hours
bowling last night on the Musee sIlevs.
one OF the teams. with William Nichols
a. captain. was composed OF ~. Fredric
n Martin. j Manning, +. Ianeskee. Peck
Whunes, Bob White and T.. Husky.
Another series OF games etwcen the
Office force Of the Martins Ferry plant
OF the Wheeling C~orrugating Company
and the Wheeling plant Of the same CON
Germ was rolled last night at the Musee
ON next Monday evening the War
woods VIII bowl a match with "A Martins
Ferry team. Of which Dick Padden is
captain. They will roll on the Musee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

New work az sistersvino.

me Oh SiStTrsNill~ field. embracing
territory on bottle the West Nirefut4
ana on the ohio side Of tho river. Is
taking on new HE There b. quite IA
TOT or work under way and starting boo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
TT. Henry DUCKS.
Club Duck Pins.

wednesday Might.
SWEATERS vs. CT. Northern.
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ing No. I on the ~. ;. Martin farm and
In Jackson township. Davidson a Moran
have the rig completed FOR No. ! ON the
; v. J. a Mark Studer farm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20
SIMPLE CLOTHES IN CHURCH

St. Louis, July 20.-The congrega-
ton of the East Alton Baptist Church,
especially the feminine portion, will
mot have to take part of the time
devoted to worship next Sunday to
observe what everybody is swearing.
There will be no new--Panamas or
tub bonnets trimmed with gay rib
bons or other creations on view to
excite the envy of less fortunate
worshipers
John Jones and ]. T. Paddock,
church. workers; have suggested that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20

We want all skin sufferer who have
suffered for many years the tortures OF.
disease and who have sought medical alc..
in vain. to read this.
We. as old established druggists Of
this community. wish to recommend to,
YOU q rroduct that has given many re-
ifsf ana rra:. mean the end OF your
agony. TIE product IS mild. simple
wash. not patent medicine coacocted Of
various worthless drugs. bUt L scientific
{ orrpo!rd mace OF well known anti:eDtc
ingredients II is made IN the DID
i"Ioratori.s OF Chicago q nd IS called tie
ODD. Prescription 1or Ecze.-a.
This Is 2 doctors special prescription
one mat has ef-estc1 many wonderful
cures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20
Skin Sufferers Read!

The effect OF D. D. D. IS to sootile 81
stantly, as soon as applied; then It pene-
trates the pores, destroys and throws
OF all disease germs and leaves .he
skin clean and healthy.
We are so confident OF the marvellous
power OF y. D. D. that we have taken
advantage OF the manufacturers guar
antee, 10 offer you q ful!-size bottle en-
trial. You are to Judge tho merits OF
the remedy in your own particular case
IL /: doesn': help You, Il costs you
nothing. 80
u. y. D. Soap: Is made Of thu same
healing ingredients, Ask Us about III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20

the men wear overalls and jumpers
and blue shirts -.
The women are expected to appear
for worship dressed in simple house
dresses.
The trustees of the church adopted
the simple dress suggestion after it
was noted that the Sunday attend
ance had fallen. off somewhat.
Some of the people VINO overlooked
the services told the trustees that
they had been remaining at home be-
cause they did not have good enough
= clothes to wear. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20
MEMO.

The object Of this suit is to convene
the creditors Of Reuben Payne, and
to obtain decree for the sale Of the
real estate of which he died, seized
and possessed, and the application OF
the proceeds to the payment of his
debts.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants, the
heirs and distributes Of said Reuben
Payne, are unknown
1t is Ordered: That said defendants
appear here within Is days after due
publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the
Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper
published in the City of Alexandria,
once week for four successive
weeks. 9nd posted at the front door
of the Court House of this city.
J. r. & H. B. CATION, p. q.
\ Copv-Teste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20
VIRGINIA.

IN the Clerks Office of the Corpora
ton Court of the City of Aiexan-
dria, on the 18th day of July, 1914,
B. Wheatley, who sues for himself.
and on behalf of all other creditors
of the estate of Juretta Miller, de-
ceased.
& VS.. in Chancery.
r. H. Cox, Sergeant Administrators
of Juretta Miller, deceased, and the
q heirs and distributes of said
.Juretta Miller. whose names are un-
known.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to convene
the creditors of Juretta Miller, and
to obtain decree for the sale of the
real estate OF which she died, seized
and possessed, and the application Of
the proceeds to the payment of her
debts.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants, the
heirs and distributes of said Juretta
Miller are unknown.
tits Ordered: That said defendants
appear here within Is days after due
publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the
Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper
published in the City of Alexandria,
once a week for four successive
weeks, and posted at the front door
of the Court House of this city.
J. r. G. H. B. CATION, p. q.
A .Copy-Teste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-07-20

Three persons lost their lives and
one was seriously hurt when a New
York, New Haven and Hartford
freight train struck an automobile
at a crossing in the outskirts OF
Taunton, Mass, yesterday.