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proposed in the bill under considera-
ton" the Commissioners say.
There are sixty-one street car inter-
sections in the District where free
transfers from one car line to another
are given TO passengers. 1t is estimated
that l25 licenses. including the licenses
to the most prominent hotels. clubs. ard
restaurants would be eliminated imme-
diately on the passage of this bill. and
for that reason also 1t is believed Il
would not be prudent to enact the pro-
posed legislation at this time
The Commissioners report Is indorsed
by the excise board
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.P0SLAM SOAP
BEST SHAMPOO
FOR DANDRUfF
BENEFITS THE SCALP

For health OF hair and purity OF
scalp. shampoo with POSLAM SOAP.
Antiseptic. wholesome. luxurious and
delightful, leaves the scalp pure and
sweet and the hair in superb condition
This is the hygienic soap So benefi
cial to the skin because medicated WITH
Poslam. the great healing remedy. Used
dail y. for toilet and bath. assures per.
fies, prevents roughness and eruptiona.
troubles.
Sold by all druggists everywhere
Large size. 25 cents; Toilet size.
cents.-Adyt
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Lamar Loses Appeal
Against Extradition

David Lamar. The Wolf Of Wall
Street" must return TO New York to
answer an Indictment charging him with
impcrsOnating AN officer of the United
States. unless an appeal to the United
States supreme Court is successful
The Court Of Appeals handed down
decision today upholding the order OF
the District Supreme Court in discharg-
ing u writ OF habeas corpus instituted
in behalf Of Lamar after his arrest on
the requisition papers from New York.
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Appellate Court Gives
Divorce to c. A. Bateman

An absolute divorce in favor Of Clar.
encc A. Bateman from Eyanseline J..
Eateman was ordered in a decision D.,
the Court Of Appeals. The decision ~.
verses the judgment Of the lover cuur-
which intimated evidence of conntvancs
The custody of his two children Wa,
awarded to Bateman
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said. entered his shoulder and the Sec
ond PASSED near his head. He admitted
say ng that he did not believe DIR. Nc
DOwelI had meant to kill him.
The Washington times., 1914-05-04
Policeman Falls Through
Roof, Raids Poker Game

CLEVELAND. May IA policeman
on scout duty fell through a skylight
into the middle of a big poker game.
Thirteen gamblers were arrested.
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The WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
IumbIa-Cloudy tonight and Tuesday
probably showers; mild temperature
Maryland-C Cloudy tonight and Tues
day; probably showers; fresh south
winds.
Eirginia-CIoudy tonight and Tuesday
probably showers; fresh, south winds.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
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TOWNSEND OPPOSES
REPEAL BILL TODAY
Senate Takes Up Tolls Question
This Afternoon-Long De-
bate Expected.

With the opposition to the repeal OF
free tolls intense. the Senate this after
noon will take up the bill and consider
it as unfinished business daily until
a vote is reached The discussion is
expected to continue for several weeks.
Senator Townsend of Michigan is
scheduled to speak this afternoon in
opposition TO the bill.
Senator Borahs resolution for refer
endum on the repeal bill has injected a
new element into the situation. Discus
sion of this resolution will tend 10 draw
out the debate.
Compromise Now Likely.
Indications now are that a comprO-
mise will be forced on the bill, and that
it will have to be amended in order to
get through the Senate. 1t will have
to he made plain that the bill is not
waiver OF any rights this country
has in the canal. The Simmons amend
ment will have the support OF Admins
tration Senators, but there Will be
strong opposition to the bill, even with
this concession.
Senator Walsh of Montana. a Demo
crat, is out in a brief against the repeal
OF free tolls.
In the course of It. he SAYS: 1T will
occur to the inquirer. at the outset,
as rather remarkable that, having Spenr
$ibC 0Op.pO in the construction Of Canal
on our own soil--fOr 1t will be under
stood that We bought Panama and paid
for strip ten miles wide through whicn
th" canal is built from ocean to ocean
that We should be prevented by any
treaty with England from letting our
vessels-any of our vcssels-GO through
free if We choose to 90 so
Quotes View of Taft.
"T am convinced that President Taft
vas right I'm the view he took. and
which is supported in a vigorous Opin-
ion. that the treaty IS not violated by
the canal act He is justly regarded
s% one Of the great lawyers of our
country. Richard OIney. Attorney Cen
eraI and Secretary of State under
President Cleveland, equally eminent as
a jurist, holds the same view. Hannis
Taylor, "A recognized authority on con-
stitutiOnal and international law in
Europe and America. argues conVinc-
inGIy to the same conclusion. Mr.
Tar's Attorney General, GcorG" W.
Wickcrsham: his Secretary Of State, T..
g Knox. and charles BOnaparte, At
torn"y general under Mr.. Roosevelt. all
concur IN this view. It is sIGniii "ant
thdi tn" present Attorney General, has
eXi1 csscd no opinion to the contrary.
''For myself. however, do not feel at
liberty to enter upon any consideration
Of the vision of the policy proposed
(aid to the merchant marineI. The
Democratic platform has declGr the
policy OF the Democratic party on that
subject went before the people upon
il. was elected pledged to carry out its
ma ndate Whatever my individual C,n-
VIC ions might be"
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TIDE TABLE.
High tide 2:+3 a. M. and 3:0I p. m.
Low tide 9:l5 a m. and 9:49 p. IN.
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Sun TABLE
Sun rises.........4:59 Sun scts......s.a
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Garments of high character in
every way. Made of fine serSes,
crepes, Eabardines, and novelties. in
black and colors. Many show Eton
jackets. pleated effects, and fancy
backs.
Fancy and self collars.
Tier. peg-top and draped skirts.
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SILK POPLIN SUITS. in black.
navy. copenhagen. and the new
green's. Short-front models, with
new single and double tunics: also
plenty of serge. gabardines, and nub
crepe suits in black and all COL
ors. Some have combination cloth
and silk tunics; many have Gladstone
or Persian collars
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FOREIGN SHI PS SALUTED.

lrted on her sad journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

ing that the Pleasant Hill NJ. L. sun
day school will open. hereafter at $50
o'clock instead OF at 10 o'clock.
The Allen Grove Sewing Circle held
an afternoon meeting last Thursday at
the howe OF Mrs. Henry Remke. and they
viii meet again as the same place on
the afternoon of May Z.
The Progressive Lyceum will render
day evening of this week An interest
ing program is being prepared. and
everybody Is invited TO attend.
Mrs. ]. F. Garvin and her daughter
Ruth. have returned from a visit at
Barton. o.. at the home OF Mrs. Garvin' 5
sister N, Mrs: G: J. Wiley.
last OF the week TO her home az Fast
Twenty-ninth street. Wheeling after a
visit on the Mcconnell ridge. near Sher-
rard.
Miss Helen Garvin and Miss Margaret
Rogerson were visiting Miss marguerite
Hood. Saturday and Sunday.
Elmer Gardner has purchased n new
,hSce isior motorcycle from Earl Braun
Itch, and he will bring IL out from
Some OF the local National telephones
were put out OF commission by the
The heavy rains raised Wheeling
creek above the crossing stage. much TO
the Inconvenience OF persons living on
thesside OF the creek opposite the road
Several OF our rural mail carriers
went 10 Cameron 10 attend the rural
carriers convention last Saturday even
Norman and Ronald Jackson. of South
wheeling; were out here over Sunday.
MISS Ethel Marble was visiting at
Canonsburg. Pa. last week.
Mrs. j. Il. kiger and her daughter Miss
Rufina have returned from several
DAYS visit In Martins Ferry
Miss AIDA Conner teacher Of the
Wood Hin school. visited at sherrard
Miss Alma McNemar. teacher N, Mo
Fart. was called TO her rome in Mounds
Vile last Thursday evening on account
OF the illness OF her mother. Mrs. l. a
McNemar. but she returned to school
the net day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
Blood Tonic Has
Important Meaning
Puts the Right Sort of Vim
Where Most Needed.

To tone the blood means 70 .n,hi. q. "a
throS on accumulated Impurities. 20 in
Graz me red eorpuscies and to put the
oiooo making organs into such active cous,i-
Ton as 10 produce that conscious sersatIoa
OF what we feel as health.
mis- IL the Logical eject of usfrr ,h.
famous blood purirer. 8 = =
Haf the people you meet complain Of
Ncery muscles. stagnant brain far rled
nerves aud a wonderful desire 10 Law down
snd Just quit. Most Of these peopfe have
ocen using nsrvfnes that spasmodIcaliy fare
~ the nerves only to die down again a.
8ie tney must Avoid nerve stifnuiantS
beer In mind that this worn out feeling IL
que 10 poor blood. TO bacteria in the water
yoa Drink. TO the multiplying OF desfruc-
i've germs In the blood faster than thev
can oe overcome BY the white corpnscles:
snd 70 what In known as auto-toremia. that
condition where the venous or impure blood
- ~ ua,ss taster than IL can be replaced
oy the red arterfai blood
y :. =. has long been famou. n. /. h,oo.,
purifier. and its action By elirination ~
inc irritating poisons that iufest the bIood
one OF the very important thinrs 70 know
You can ret 4. s. s az any drug .for.
out take no other so-calied blood purifier
IL purely a vegetable product
ana you viii make q great mistake 70 nav.
some enthusiast palm OF q mercury. arsenic
or lodide OF potash preparation thst MAJ
40 you irreparnble harm.
y y In prepared by The svift sn~rise
Co. os5 Swift Bldg. Atlanta Ca ana N
you nave any deepseated or obstinate hiood
trouble: write TO their Medical Dent Co.,
iree advice. II will be worth your while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


Notice - hereby given that at n meet
ing Of the stockholders Of Jos. Reass X
sons Company. a corporation organized
ana doing business under the laws of
the state OF West virginia. held AZ tho
0fftce Of the seid corporation at 1afs
water st. Wheeling. W. Va. on the gisf
DAY OF March, 1910. the following resc-
buttons we're duly and regularly adopted
Resolved. first. That the Jos .,eass
a Sons Company. a corporation created
and organized under the laws Of the
state OF West Virginia. does hereby die.
continue business as corporation and
SURRENDER 10 said state its charter and
corporate franchises. The board OF di-
rectors will proceed 90 convert the prop-
erty. chooses in action and All acct -
this corporation into cash. and nay of
ana discharge all its debts. liabilfti.s
ana obligations. and after fully dis
charEinE alt such debts Liabilities mud
obligations. divide the remainder anon.
the stockholders pro rata with their
payment shall hc made 10 any stock
holder until after the publication of the
h"llce nNrelnaIifr provided.
Resolved. second. That the president
or this corporation cause notice on fTa
adoption ~ the foregoing resolution 20
Do published IN some now eraper on ren.
crnl circulation. published near the
principal office or place of busipes. ..g
this corporation. once n week for fofr
successive weeks. ana that he certffv
these resolutions 60 the rccrofarv -
state ~ The state Of West virginia a,d
deliver o. him n certificate showine 80
publication - said notice. AZ pros idcd
o. o. DOLrN rresigcp,
o. Jos Rcass 4 SONS Compsnv
OPAL buLEN Secretary
nu-T-f4.Hr-ge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

lions 81 stenography. typewriting. or
stenography and typewritinr I'm the
federal classified civil service I'm the
vicinity Of the places where the 81 .
animation is 10 be- conducted
women VIII not De admitted 10
thls examination not 20 other sfenog-
raphcr and typewriter examinations
Tor the Held service In tho Fourfh
Ilvtl Service District. which includes
West virginia. until February I5.
1915. unless the needs Of the service
require otherwise
The places In West virginia where
the examination will be CONDUCTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

shield ~ Honor lodge so will NEE,
club ln South Warwood
a., 'pnh Hilton o. improving after being
" ~ MS home on Main street south
bernie Weiss has returned 90 pt,,..
IEh "a. Hfter spending SUNDAY Win
NJ parents in North Warwood
Mra Hannah Hiff la irnnro,fpr .ft.r
belus ill Tor few daYa "a her NON.
on ONO avenue. South Warwoof
MI- w. " smith ie slowly recovering
y heF nome on Twcrtfefh street affsr
DfI.F ill Tor the last few month";
- Work on Fred Smiths house 10. ~o,tt,
M1,h street D. progressing RAPIDLY ana
month f' vt next
. MANY. ~ the farmers stated that All
, w s'I,f NeFetn hiea viii BE- late on ac-
count - the cold weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The farm near the Silverside school
house which q few days ago Harry X
Jackson traded to W. Il. Hicks for town
properly In NeMeehen. has again found
. new owner. Mr.. Hicks has cold ~ TO
James Behrens. of Sprfngdale. near Kim
Grove. s1d Nj. Behrens will move his
family TO the farm. probably before May
4. The farm contains about II acres
and IN . part OF the ls7-acre tract for
merry owned by r. X Ashton. Mr..
Jackson has not yet given possession.
property At private sale He will rent
out the McNechen property which ne
received In the deal and he n moving
street. Wheeling. where his family has
spent the winter. Nj. Jackson however
has a deal underway for a piece of
real estate At Echo Point. and ~ the
deal goes through he will move his fam
ny there and his son Norman will en-
ter somewhat extensively into the fancy
poultry business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
WARWOOD


a bowling party will be given this
evening at the Warwood bowling alleys
corner Fifth aand Main streets, by the
members OF the Warwood Athletic CLUB.
Refreshments will be served at a sea
sonable hour. The proceeds viii be used
Tor the purchasing OF baseball suits Tor
,he team The suits for the team will
be ordered as soon as possible So mat
the team viii have them for the first
game which they play. a very large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Work will be resumed this morninr
on the building OF the large electric
tower at the foot of Twenty-fourth
account Of the rain hut will start
tnis morning with the hopes of finishing
All the work before the bad weather
before the tower VIII be completed
The foundation for the second tower
which VIII be situated on the First sis
ters islands has been started and II the
weather permits the work will be rushed
70 that they will be finished by July IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Ihe mecing OF the Wheeling Presbv-
~ W. held Yesterday evening at the
IIe.nSt erian church on Twentieth
srset The meeting was well attended
1nd ~ was opened az T.1O O'clock nv
49,. 49,. -. y. fowcrs Of Follansbee Much
business was transacted rho evcrirs
W. Closed By "a short address which
MaN given by Rev. william Waiph ffatI
ing t"iH even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
FOR sTENocRAPHERs

The. United States Civil service
commission announces an omen com
Ieutlve examination Saturday. Nav
-. 70 nfovide register Of elifibies
hllinR vacancies ~ they NAV occur
IN positions requiring the duaIiGca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The Sherrard High school base ball
seem-s opening game was lost to the
Benwood All-CoilegfaEs by the over
wheiming score of - to o. The gam.
was played last Saturday on the Ben
wood grounds. The Sherrard boys have
had no practice this season. their
grounds not being fit for use. They are
planning to play Triadeiphia High school
on wednesday evening OF this week. ana
Cameron High on Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

a very successful amir was held Ia st
thursday evening at the Christ Luther
an church. Pleasant Heights. Mozart. IL
class. No. 8. of the Sunday school. assist
ed by the parents OF the members OF
the class and the members OF the Ladies
circle. There was an etra car running
from Wheeling that evening and a very
large crowd attended the supper. Ash
pond ana an orange tree added TO the
young folks, and quite a good sized sum
was cleared for the benent OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
VIII Tar. r,.u,n..,o

Most OF the teachers OF Richiand Ais
trlct are getting the pupils ready for the
maj examinations which will be held in
eighth grade OF the Richland dIstricf
schools Will take the state examination
some time next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufactnrcrs- SosSsrs NJ
chants and Other Wholesale Dsaisrx.

chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CTvEN "
Ise state Board OF Control OF u. State
OF West Virginia will receive bide dan
~, ~ 0IIics az Charleston, West virginia
State Institutions. the financial manage
nent OF which Is vested IN said Bos ri
onu acts VIII be awarded TO the loves,
oidders; quality considered. snd othar
thlngs being equal. IVES: Virginia dss,.
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will lie fur
hished bidders on receipt OF request
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
JE-l III Charleston. West Vitz;nis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
SRERRARD

Hstton Lodge No. 30. 4 o % y. OF
Washington Forks. east OF Sherrard. ~iii
nold an anniversary service at the Wood
Hiil NJ y church sunday afternoon.
April 70. beginning AZ e:3o O'Clock ihs
anniversary sermon will b. preached ~
her- ID y. Carder. Of Dallas. W. Va
All 900 Fellows are requested TO %
present and the public N cordially In
vfte6 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The Mozart school literary society held
room No. . last Friday afternoon. ana
very interesting program was rend-
cred. IL was decided TO discontinue
meetings OF the society on account of
the graduating class being busy prepar-
Ing for commencement. The seven
graduates will make several visits 10
Benwood to rehearse music etc for
the commencement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

On Friday evening at Garvin's haii IN.
public. school teachers ana scholars OF
Sherrard gave n pie social which PROV
very good attendance of young folks
and the pies sold we'll. Everybody SEEM
60 70 enjoy Themselves. and the profits
used 70 pay on the consolidated schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Ihe meeting 81 tie Senior circle Of
Kings Daughters Of warwood v'ss b.I,
~ the home Of Mrs. Harry Kennedy OF
Nineteenth street yesterday. The even
tanning TO the circle after which IN.
ItNt OF me evening was spent IN a social
way. Most OF the members were pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The funeral Of Mrs. Charles n. Sch
nepi. OF Mozart. who died at the Ohio
valley General Hospital. WIS held Nom
day AFTERNOON In Wheeling, and many
Mozart friends attended. The teachers
ana pupils of the Mozart school sent a
beautiful floral piece. Interment wa =
In Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The proposed star mail delivery from
Nehechsn via Shcrrard 20 Pleasant VAL
ley. which was TO have been started this
month. II evidently far a. ever from
msterializink. All bids for carrying
over this route have teen rejected ara
IL is again up for bids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

ere Blueneld. Charleston. CIarksburr
Elkins. Fairmout. Grafton Hinton
Illumination. Martinsburr. Parker.
burg. and Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
Notice.!

Party who took pocket
book from counter at The
Rose store. Saturday after
noon- is known. Same must
be returned to News Office At
once TO avoid legal proceed
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

On sunday n violent wind storm Wis
Tied the Sherard Hills and q consider
able amount OF damage Is reported.
About noon the roof was blown off one
side of William Millers large barn. IL
was q tin roof. and one-half of IL was
entirely taken off by the wind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
TYPEWRITERS FOR sAII

fOu sALE-Dliver Typewriter. good com
dillon. " = smith zoo grfrruft,.-.,
bach BIDS. Bell 232-W. NatI 7sO-w
nn.fr.ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
GENERAL NOTICE.


To Mtom n NAY Concern;
Notice A. hereby given that 4 An.cn
EeymAun. % me city % Wheeling. ohio
sSsass srssa MIX sas : sSsasss su AZ sr TS
ducts o. the dairy. and the prime pal
place Of business Of said dairy Bins
Mheeiing. West NirEtniA. have adopted
the following trade marx % BE- used In
my business a. a bother OF the said
Ssiry han,d prodaets namely: HILL
TYP FARM CERTIFIED WHEELING.
w. VA The said trade marx. com po-.d
81 the foregoing words n circular IN
form. the words hill TOP FARM
and me words ~w'HFEi.ING. " Va Va;
being IN the lower half OF the circle and
the word "CERTlFIED- being acrsSs
trade mark Is Impressed in the bottles
owned and used BY me In my said bust
ness. and which said bottles are OF tour
nv. au.nii,y seSS a M TO. 70 me rs,p &c.
quantity OF each respective bottle IL tn-
dicated BY words impressed In said bot
.Ie and lmmediateiy above the said trade
marx a. follows. Upon each Of my bot
Ties holding one quart. IL impressed Just
above said trade mark the words saONE
ouART: upon each OF my bottles con-
tanning one pint. is impressed just above
said trade mark the words ONE PINT
upon each OF my bottles containing one
MIRO OF a quart. - impressed just above
said trade mark the figures and letters
OF. and upon each OF my bottles
containing one-half a pint Is Impressed
lgst above said trade mark the words
Dated at Wheeling. ohio County. West
Virginia. this 9Th day Of March. a. u.
1914 ANTON REYMANN.
state OF West Virginia County OF Ohio.
I, Conrad Hirsch. a Notary Public CT
said County. do eertify that Anton Rey-
mann. whose name n signct TO the writ
ing hereto annexed. bearing date on the
sth day OF March. A. D. 1914 has this
day aeknowledged the same before me
Given under my hand this sth day OF
March. A. d. 1914
CONRAD HIRscH.
iSealD Notary Public OF. In and Tor
Ohio County. West Virginia
my Commission expires November
West Virginia Ohio County. Set,
j. John "A. Wells. Clerk Of the County
Court OF said County. 90 CERTIFY that
IN. ne ioresoing writing bearing date ON
the sth day OF March. 1914. with the
Ceruficate OF Acknowledgement thereto
was presented for and By me admit ted
70 record In my office as to the party
1914. at 10 n. NJ.
Tcste:
JOHN II. WELLS. Clerk.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
CERTIFICATE
l. STUART h. REID. Secretary of
state OF the state OF West Virginia. 90
the City Of Wheeling. ohio County. Nest
virginia engaged in producing cream
mix and other liquid products of the
dairy. has this day filed for record in
ny said office. a sworn application and
description OF said Trsde Mark HILL.
TOP FARM CERTIFIED WHEELING
w. VA. certifying that he Is the owner
ana entitled TO the use Of the same: that
no otherh person. firm. association or
corporation has the right TO use either
In the Identical form or in any such near
resemblance thereto az may be calcu-
lated to deceive. and that the fac simiics
and correct
Given under my hand and tn q
Great Seal of the said state
tSeal) at the city o. Charleston this
TWELFTH day OF MARCH.
1914.
STUART +. REED.
Secretary OF state
mr-Si-ap-7-14-21