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Wei. cannot work miracles. and I seem 20
remember somebody who Gas ] BELIEVED could
work miracles. but who was tainted In the hour
OF death with not working them. and tainted IN
vain. So that IN pure reason. even the nom
performance OF miracles would not prove an
Inability 90 perform them. Anyhow. I cannot
$50 far AZ ! know. for agnosuclsm is too easily
forgotten nowadaysj work miracles
cannot as Mr. Archer. that domonIac detec-
tive. has discovered. move the Albert Hall from
London 10 Paris; and lcvita.ion in my own case
would probably be- about as difficult AS In the
case o. the parallel structure of the Albert
Hall. This o. true; and % affects the question
of whether miracles can happen about as much
aH the fact that cannot tame lions affects the
or tho fact that D have never been known to ny
upside down affects The question of whether 70
has ever been done a miracle Is. hF hypothesis.
"a marvel That is 90 cay. % d. very rare end
anybody M any minute. 10 is surely 8s plain aa
piko.ttn that lf could not ulGi Tho function.
true or false. which if supporters suppose 80
to fulnI DO is part 0f Mr Archera argument
that miracles seem Intellectual f1r tbcIr purpose
can earnestly assure him that they would bo
much moro Intellectual lf wore allowed t0 worn
'hem. Hut cannot think that Mr.. Archer
takes thia part of hIH argument seriously 10 is
iust hia passion Tor paradox
Speaking as The Apostle 0r Reason. Z now %
mark that Mr. hrchera difficulty resides n a
dohnablc fallacy. Che confusion between the
comprehension Of The deduction and che COM
Frohrnsivoncr1 0f the data pr ho ls arguing
from 70 MoHlaf nrat principle that Do 'e iutun.
rrivahle f0 suppose That supreme intriu
Fnnrr could change Ifa mind. 0r hiaFph emoua
f1 suppose th1' it would wish POI then hia arru.
mont 1 quite 'llr ho lH NOT bound f1 give up
HIH simple faith Tor f1n cake OF fr1rmrrfrrF
Manifestations witch muaf even Tor tfcir own
purpose te few and f1r trtuoou Uu' NJ ho ia
arruiur from fho evidence or absence OF cvi
dnurc. J must f1r frankly That do MOI think
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Mr.. John Davidson. that unfortunate man o.
genius. took up the trade OF Apostle OF UnreA-
son and praiser OF pure force and will: and a
phiosophic work recently published BY
French Frecthinker warns its readers against
reason a. something that clogs and chains the
sacred changes OF Evolution. In short we may
really say that nearly all the people who con-
slider themselves specially progressive. adj
vanced. up-to-date. modcrnist or futurist are
avowediy Apostles OF Unrcason. Practically u
comes 10 this that The people who are now OBJ
posed % reason are practically all the people
who are also opposed 70 religion
But 20 say that Z am opposed 10 reason "a
simply not true. ask no better description OF
the PraEmatiEt position which denies the au-
,horiiy Of reason than hat glyen, by Mr Bent.
H bad Christianity and also Internal non
sense ] think tho modern attempt 10 get rid
of reasoning altogether Al very Ike some OF The
attempts % get ria of nghtIng altogether. I
think DO is uum4uiy and unworthy of a man.
Docadents may like living in n dream which
they can alter NJ any moment 10 suit them
selves. ln which they can create causes without
creating Consequence. in which they can per-
think a decent working man n any class
whether He 'a working at cube roots or cabbage
roots. ought 20 De- glad that. a7 he 7ows. 40
shall he surely reap AZ these ore my views
about reason and unroaaon. and as have often
defended them against Mr. Bernard Shaw. SIR
w. q Wells and others o. becomes N really In
tercFiing question 90 ask how ro Intelligent "a
man aa Mr. Archer has come to consider mo
ln a0 opposite RI light and where Dol got hts
notion That ON an Apostle ~ Unreaaon.
Wei. 7 p1ra over what cannot help calling
tho rlthcr cheap part 0f me argument. which
seems to consist fn chaninr me- with fho little.
known and carefully concealed fact that can
not work miracles. Nerorfholesa oa Mr.
Archer ri10mIly notes. 7 Haid at Cambridge
dat . thought t probable ihaf some other poo
rIn could
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woman Is In relation 10 the courtship OF my
son Tangsi. my second son. Is in love: and
j, his mother. am aiding and abetting him. and
allowing him 10 see his sweetheart in the for.
eign way know thou wilt blush when thou
readest this: but have been en- the hands OF
the Gods and allowed not 20 speak OF Gus
tom or propriety and when l have tried TO
reason with my son or talk 10 him with re-
gard 10 what IL seemly. he laughs al me and
s ..sI me PEI names. and rues my hair the
wrong way and says l am his little mother.
He finally said: Mother. wilt thou
ask Kahh. WI Tai-tafs daughter. here 70
tea?" I said. Why Is she a friend OF thy
sisters" He said. while looking down upon
the floor. Il do not know. bu.-but-she a a
special friend OF mine" I looked at him In
amazement Thou hast seen herr Yes.
many times. want thee TO ask her TO the
house. where we may have a chance TO talk"
l sat back In my chair and looked at him and
said within myself Was ever mother blessed
with such children; what may next expect ,"
lie gave me quick look. and came over and
took my hand in his. and said. Now mother
do not get excited. and don't look as n the
Heavens were going 20 fall I-well-thou
makest IL hard 20 tell thee. but I want 10
marry kahIi and I would like a chance OF
seeing her as the foreign men see their wives
before they marry them | said. quite calmly
Tor me. Thou meanest thou art choosing thy
wife. instead Of allowing thy father and mother
10 choose herr" He said. why yes: I have
to live with her and ought to choose her"
! said nOthing-what Is the use? have
learned that my men-folk have strong minds
which they certainly must have inherited from
thine honorable family.
My daughter is not ugly she Is most beau.
tiful; yet she says she will not marry. I tell
her that when once her eyes are opened TO
the loved one they VIII be closed 70 all the
world beside. and this desire TO enter the great
world OF turmoil and strife will Zee like dew
drops before the Summers dawn. also quoted
her what ] told Chih-peh many moons ago.
when he refused 20 marry the wife thou hadst
CHOSEN Tor him; Man attains not by himself
nor woman by herself but like the one.v-inred
birds OF the ancient legend. they must rise
together"
Ny daughter tossed her head and answered
me mat those were doubtless words OF great
wisdom. but they were written by a man long
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he knows the evidence
DO not speak In arrogance. I did not know
IL myself from the ordinary good education
given 20 an intelligent Englishman or Scotch
man: did not know Il until close ON middle
age when other moral problems turned my stu.
dies IN that direction. History is horribly badly
taught In England and Scotland. for tho very
natural reason that some thousand years Of u
has 90 be- made ont a. much silIier Than Dr. v,-
have only space 20 aliude 20 one case: the
case of wtchcraft . think a tandI ugrirs-
VIII come 20 the conclusion that some witches
were really IN league with invisible powers OF
evil. be believes the documents and most
certainly n be believes tho witches . tako the
case OF witchcraft FOR three reasons OF very
varyinr value. One 10 that Do not think jus
fcc has ever been done either to the truth Dr
falsrho0d OF The fine play Of "rho witch" which
Mr. Granville Barker produced second ana
more important because in tnfe case ono can
ru. Dol accused nf mere optimistic mako. believe
Nobody wants to think that their faIIov-croa-
lures bad fallen under tho Influence of ncnds
IN any fairly pood-naturod person thinks CO. e
must he because be has honestly tried 90 face
realities
cannot say. OF course. That if Nrr Archer
bad boon cold the whole truth boz would have
drawn Che same deductions az DO Buf 4 can
easy. With considerable confidence. that his pas
tors and masters did not teil him tho whole
truth. can say 70 on the principle hat inspires
t.,,.f~ me ot.tr t,,,tb d. tt,t ii.. &c.. 49,.
told and have gof to DO untold and the iast
and most Important frnaou for mentioning
witches Do Tits. that nobody can begin 90 un-
frrafHnd tho throrrtic defence OF The miraculous
wh0 docs NOT understand me idea of positive
GeHt against positive cvu We should De- right
Lob thinking 30 silly f1r thc good angels 90 inter
fore m none OF us believed In bad angels a
miracle 10 You IKE. prociaims martial law I'm
fhe universe Uuf 10 is not unreasonable. f0r no.
may POI 'h' only way Of roconciiinr reason win
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wasn't so bad but then ne danced
tnree times iu succession with her
and my lighting blood was up Mar
iaus partner was an ling but ex-
eiting. but ! hirted desperately with
him and hnaliy even Dicks attention
vas aroused lie LETT Marian rather
abruptly and came over 20 me
looked up with a charming smile and
said innocentlvi Is this our dancer"
Ana then with my most fascinating
smile. Il have enjoyed our converse
ton 20 much Mr. Ode perhaps We
can continue "a some other time this
evening"
when We were out of hearing Dick
said abruptly; what DO you mean -
hiriinE with that idiot Oldsf'
fIrtinGF said. innocentiv
why. I was merely enjoying myself
You we're very obviously doinE the
same Win Marian Collins"
Nonsense" said Dick. and Their a
little less hrusdueiv. n was BEGIN
ming o. feel quite jealous"
y don't think you have any right 20
take ne 90 task for my actions IN any
caee Dick" answered n am per-
fertiv Wen able 20 take care % ny.
felf Then my partner came up and
the rest Of the evening passed with
ouf any more miataps
A. We were going downstairs
Marian Collins leaned over and whis-
rered FomcthirF in Dicks ear Hs
fcquirsced smilirRiv. and she laughed
GOOD r.rht over the banisters
fn frc taxi DICK leaned forward end
saIf -nid YOU have good time.
rrrrv7"
'verv" answered. and then iust
fo Dol mean. q added Mr. Oids has
promised to teach ne that rev vens-
NHr walfn"
nfCK ~ rE 1vEn.
~ wish YOU wouldn't bother with
9forre Dlda be refolnrd sfn1y
ifer great friend o. Narlan.s" I
answered ard then We both laughed
A mIuufr later We stopped and Dick
helped ro ont carefully
IN call rou un fo. rorrow." hs
rald. as We aalf GOOD NIGHT
-All rIrht' I answered coofiv a.
ran ur the steps And then 7 won-
frrrf 7ftrrward why I hadn't said
something more
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dead and Il did not affect her ideas upou thu
subject OF her marriage.
We dare not insist for we End 20 our hor.
ror. that she has Joined band Of girls who
nave made vow, writing Il with their blood
that rather than become wives 10 husbands
not OF their own choice. they will cross the
River OF Death, Fifteen girls. all friends OF
my daughter, and all OF whom have been study
ing The new education for women have Joined
this sisterhood: and we. their mothers are IN
despair. What can We do? Shall we insist
nothing but embroidery? Why can they not
take what is best for an Eastern woman from
the learning OF the West. as the bee selects
honey from each flower. and leave the restp
II takes centuries OF training 20 change the
habits and thoughts OF a nation II cannot be
done at once; our girls have not the founda-
tion on which 10 build. Our womanhood has
been trained by centuries of caressing care to
look as lovely as nature allows to learn
obedience TO father as a child. 20 husband as
wife. and 20 children when age comes win
his frosty fingers
SGT II is as foolish 20 talk 10 wan.Ii az -,o
ask the loan OF a comb from a Buddhist num-
she viii not listen; or. n she does a smile
hes IN me open lily OF her face. and she bows
ner head In mock submission; then instantly
mus u again with new arguments learned from
foreign books and arguments that I In nv
ignorance cannot refute
feel that am alone on n strange sea with
THIS my household; and I am In deadly fear
that she Will do some shocking thing Ike
those girls nom the school in Foochow who
dressed IN their brothers clothing, came 10
Nanking and asked TO be allowed 10. fight on
the side OF the republic Patriotism Is a viz.
Tue nut the battlefield Is mans place. Let the
women stay az home and make the bandages
20 Pima the wounded, and keep the braEiers
lighted 10 warm returning men
AS said 20 thee, 1t Is the women who are
the preservers Of the family worship and who
are trying hard 20 cling TO old. loved customs
Perhaps Il is because we suffer from lack OF
facility In adapting ourselves 10 new condi-
tons We are as fixed as the star in its orbit
Not so much the men Of China. but we women
OF the inner courtyards seem TO our younger
generation to stand an immovabie mountain
IN me pathway Of their freedom from tho old
traditions
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BY G.. X. Chesterton,
. Distinguishes English Publieist.,

+ SEE that Mr.. William Archer has been call
ing me the Apostle OF Unreason. II seems
% me a specially interesting example %
how Ratlonalism undermines the reasoning
power Mr.. Archer Is an able man and lover
Of truth and am certain that nothing but Ra-
tlonslism could have made him 90 irrational az
That. For the plain and palpable modern fact
r. exactly the other way There really are
some writer's. very modern and fashionable
writer's AZ that who are Apostles Of Unreason:
and say they are.
Mr. BerEson r. an Apostle of Unreason. He
really seems 20 hold that We may ind out what
We want by trying 70 Est it-vithout knowing
what II IL. The late Professor william James,
stimulating and sympathetic AZ he was. might
not unfairly be called On Apostle of Unreaaon
Mr Bernard shaw has often been a serious and
sincere Apostle OF UuTcason. Tie has main
tained that all logic leads 70 killing oneself.
and % the two. u o. better 81 Nl ioElc
Netzsche was something Ike an Apostle of IN
reason He said. we must have chaos within.
hat We may give birth 20 a dancing star" The
praFmatists are Apostles Of Unreason. Nearly
al the WodoruiafH who we're condemned IN che
POpe's EncYcIlcal we're condemned Tor nelns
) Prarmaflsts and Apostles Of Unreason
Anyone who viii read the EncyCiical viii SEQ
that ! state the essential fact oscar Wilde set
The fashion o. being an Apostle ~ unrcason
when he said that brute reason was hitting boz
low the intellect ur BrandeE. The digiln-
guished Jew and Fccpflc. helped % set The fash
ION % being an Apostle OF rnreason when be-
said ! think Who knows that two ard Two 40
not make hve in che planet Jupiter To which
] answer. % DO"
The question seems to be auifo as senseless
Az saying Who knows That yce in not The same
~ No in the State ~ Mainor' J. have never
been - fhe State Of Maine thank God bot ]
know nat yes Ia not the same as no anywhere.
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Seeking a Husband

DON'T know whether I ought 20
admit 90 really seeking a hus-
band. But that's what % all
amounts 10 after all Mother says
that every girls fate Is written IN the
stars
] wonder ~ o. Is really true.
Anyway % seems rather risk 10
wait llfc BEL such a lottery. aud love
comes 90 every girl but once So 1
an not going 20 let my chances 60
by. and 10 is safer To- think OF every
man aH possible husband.
] have just discovered that. never
ln All the world could marry Dick.
Pc TOOK me quite a while 60 nnd cut.
and the nrat time ! had any serious
doubts about the matter happened ln
tnIs way DICK had asked me TO the
hraf dance ~ the season and Z really
asa look adorable I dIdnt know him
very acll 40 the time but . dId think
he might say somcthine about my
appearance
Going down in tbe 'axi he said
rather impfesrivrly Didn't think no
cot here no 900 Tonight Had bad
.Hi" swHenup lHrt night and was tied
ur al daF with co."
'h what spamc." aId. bent on
'in agreeable % boy. ro one wac
30 vc cot the eIrfr uu. rf 81, au
ruF1 fn no uHnkfui for that o.
t'i1 li With s world weary or which
"fH meant uu doubt f1 impress mr.
'nI q woe Iust about t1 make o. uorrld
."t whom We drove up 90 tHr club.
HH wore unInu uuHfl.ra Marian
'HI..nH hailed hIm from above
Hello. II.k" eno said. Ha though
ino two we're on very Intimate terms
rnrun excitement nn broadway last
rirnf wasn't iir Hope sou acnIdod
him wen fnr &c. Mics Dean turning Oh
mr. Hnd D IaurHrI anI uarr.f 1n lotto
fnr riu1trnnu. MARIAN is a1 right
tuf iuft UtIic forward with m.H
ufs ENUs.
During he nrst dance things
rrHrf1 ur rnnaIdcrahff uI.fa owes
rrII indies. rIhHnfe fhfura and eel
t#IT Before. III look rather wriN
fanrIcd Dol aate ur up rather rr.
.nHfautir. Too. and q waa really quite
rHrainlru mv spirits when p fau him
over In a rornnr with MARIAN. carrV-
Irr on Hrrfr rnrre-a1ff4n Thaf
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(From IVY Lady OF the Chinese Courtyard
BY Elizabeth Cooper. Published by Frederick
A. Stokes Company. New York;
when she ,oas a bride Of eighteen. ,crifino
20 her husband. then merber Of the cutie Of
PrtHcs chHRc. traUeiIiH0 abroad:
my FIRST letter to thee was full OF sadness
M and longing because thou vert newly
i's gone from me. Now a week has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-30
FORTUNE FOR LOST
Milton Bailey, Formerly Of Pittsburgh.
Us Sought Here-Fortune Has
Been Left Him.

The local police have been asked 20
locate Milton Bailey who left Pitts
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RIVER NEWS


With a stage of Z inches below the
low water mark registered below the
McMeehen dam. the river Is too low
TO allow any boats to operate A full
pool Is being held above the dam.
Even small gasoline boats are not
able TO run with the river at its pres
ent low stage. The only lockages at
The McMechen dam yesterday were for
two skifs.
The latest report OF Lieutenant Colo
mel H. Jervey. OF Cincinnati. Of the
corps OF engineers. u. S. A. and In
spector OF the Fourteenth Lighthouse
district. Is as follows:
Section 1-ohio River.
List of snags removed in Section 1
OF the Fourteenth Lighthouse district
the ten days ending September 20:
Channel at Portland. o.
Channel at Skull Run.
Channel opposite Burlington.
Channel opposite Light No. s.
Left OF channel. Big Hooking.
Channel head OF Mustapha Island.
Channel head OF Blennerhassett ISL
and.
Channel opposite Organ Oil Works.
Channel below MuEkingum river.
Channel mouth OF Muskingum river
Channel mouth Of Little Muskingum
river.
Channel at Waverly. W. Va
Channel at Newell Run.
Channel below St Marys. w. Va.
Right of channel below Ferguson
Lane.
Right of channel foot of Kennels
Run.
Section 4-kanawha River.
During the ten-day period ending
September 20 the following obstruc-
tons were removed:
Thirty-five snags above Lock No. 8.
right shore
-Four stumps. same place.
: Navigation through Lock No. has
been resumed.
The dredged channel through the
sand below Lock No. 10 has been COM
pleted so far as contemplated at the
present time.
Falsework for channel span of Ka-
nawha City bridge. just above Charles
ton. will be started soon. II is the
plan to close the center span. except
for an opening Of about 10 feet.
which will be located centrally. as to
this span.
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SPECIAL SERVICE
Thanksgiving Service Tonight in the
Second v. p. Church Will Mark
Debt Raising Celebration.

Celebrating the raising OF the debt
contracted in the construction Of its
new church. the congregation OF the
Second United Presbyterian church
will hold a special service OF praise
and Thanksgiving. this evening. Spe-
cial music win be rendered, and fol-
lowing the prayer service, refresh
ments will be served
Rev. James II. Littell. d. D.. pastor
OF the church. who has been presto
Ing over the sessions OF the Synod OF
Ohio. being held at New Concord. o..
will return today. in order to attend
tonight's services.
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state Road Commissioner A. d. Will
iams. County and city engineers from
all parts of the state Will be in attend.
ance.
lne local county commissioners
nave. endorsed the movement. and also
Joined the American Road Congress
Other prominent men OF Wheeling and
ms county have added their names TO
the INST OF members. The commission.
ers have been invited to attend a meet.
ing OF the national congress November
9 70 IL
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Cost Kept povn-ouaIItv K.D4 u,

Cost Kept Down-ouaIity Kept Up.
No better medicine could be made
for coughs. colds. Group. hoarseness.
tickling throat. bronchitis, etc, than
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
That's why they. can't improve the
quality, and war OF no war, the price
remains the same. f. J. Sargent, DaI-
las. Tex. says: II believe Foley's
Honey and Tar has no equal for Il
completely relieved me OF all symp-
toms Of tuberculosis and my cough
has entirely disappeared. Don't &C.
cept any substitute. for Foley's Honey
and Tar Is the best For sale by Jno.
Coleman e. Co.-Adv.
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SHERIFF RETURNS
Resumes Duties Yesterday After . Va.
cation at Atlantic City for His
Health.

Sheriff :. T. sweeney. who has been
soiourning at Atlantic city FOR the past
Few weeks. returned 60 his home Non
daN NIGHT and resumed his duties ycSter-
day. Constant work has tended 10 cause
his health 10 become poor and the
rest was prescribed 20 bring about his
usual Ntgor. tie expressed himself as
feeling me with the exception OF \
Hight cold
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bursh about year ago. and who has
not been heard Of since by his friends
In that city. A relative died and LEFT
him considerable money. which he
may have as soon as his identity is
made known. Bailey is the son OF
well known Pittsburgh mill worker
and an attempt Is beign made to set
tie up the estate.
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FALSE ALARM
Some "Wag" Pulls Box TO See the
Ladies' Make the Run Last
Night-Looklna For Him.

Some person with little to do pulled
box No. 7i2 last night. shortly after
10 O'Clock. calling the fire department
10 the corner OF Ohio and South Hur.
on streets. II was plainly a false
alarm. The ladies made the run In
good time and are now looking for
the fellow who disturbed their rest.
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TAX BILLS
Sheriffs Office Force Has Completed
Big Task-Ready for Collection
Starting Tomorrow.

Attaches Of the sheriffs office have
completed their work OF making out
TAX Diils. The 10000 or more tax bills
OF the county have been made out and
VIII ne ready for collection starting
october j. Tax payers should not
fail TO ask for all 4 their bills. where
they have different real estate listed
IN various districts. and thus aid the
sheriffs force in taking care OF the
work.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-o.i feet. stat
ionary: clear.
sTEUBENvILLE-s.9 feet. falling:
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG-I.s fee. falling;
clear.
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. stationary:
clear.
OIL CITY,, stationary. clear
WARREN-.5 foot below. stationary I;
clear.
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j. w. Cummins to consider the bank
rupts offer Of a 20 per cent COMPOSE
ton. A meeting was held this week
al which time the bankrupt was ex-
.amined.
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MCALL'S

WINS THRU BEING ABSOLUTELY PRACTT-
Gait SHOWS NO DESIGNS THAT A PER
son or AVERAGE ABILITY CANNOT MAKE
UP. EFFORTS ARE ALWAYS RESULTFIUI.
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ROAD SCHOOL n pgcEMerR.

county Road Engineer George W.
steenrod has been apprised Of the
tact that the annual road school will
ne held ~ MorEantown December I
10 II, the school 10 be conducted By
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NAssIF CREDITORS CALLED.

a meeting Of the creditors Of Jo-
seph Nassif will be held October s..
In the office Of Referee In Bankruptcy