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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
OTlCE-CONTRACTOR



Notice Is hereby given hat the under
signed state Board OF Control of West
virginia Will until noon on the 5th day
OF June. 1914. receive at its office IN
Charleston. West Virginia. sealed bids
for furnishing all materials and labor
necessary 10 erect and complete at the
West Virginia Colored Institute. lnsti-
tute. West Virginia. a two story and
basement dormitory and dining hall
building. said building will be con-
structed of brick and reinforced on
crete.
Plans and specifications will be on
file at the following places on and after
0fnce OF the state Board OF Control.
Charleston. W. Va
office OF Herald Dispatch. Hunting
office OF Dispatch News. Parkersburs
W. Va.
fife OF the Fairmont West Virgin
ian, fairmont. w. Va
office OF the Wheeling In~telIigencer
Wheeling. w. Va
All bids must he sealed. plainly ad-
dressed TO the state Board of Control.
conspicuous place on the enveiops-"Bii
for Work at Institute" The bid must
be accompanied by a certified check for
Five Hundred CS50O.Oo) Dollars. Checks
of unsuccessful bidders will be ~returned
when contract IS awarded. and check
OF successful bidders will be held I'M
tl proper contract and bond have been
executed. upon failure OF bidder to exc
cute which. his check will be retained
by the state Board OF Control 20 cover
expenses OF re-advertising and re-let-
ting.
Immediately after contract Is award
ed the successful bidder will be required
10 execute "a proper contract with guar
anty company bond In a penalty equal
70 the amount OF the contract price. said
bond 10 be conditioned for the co~nstruc-
ton and completion OF the work as set
forth in the plans and specifications.
All bids must be made on forms flied
with the specifications. and which viii.
on request. be mailed 90 any bidder. The
state Board OF Control reserves Tn.
nigh to reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
By J. s. Lakin. President.
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warwood Brfefa

Jack Bsddy will leave this morning.
Tor wilkes Barre. Pa. where he viii
make his home with his parents.
W. "a Smith has returned 10 work
atter being on on account OF a large
him much pain. s"
me Brooks Athletic club cbalenpes
any fourteen year team for n game Sat-
uruay afternoon. Please answer AZ ono.
or caI Charles Williams Bell phone i0s
yrs william Harrison T. improvinr
after having her hand hurt at her home
on Vance avenue. NOM"
John Hefner OF Richland avepue q
maHlng improvements TO his propert~ -
contractor Rolly Robson il buildtpr
F. y. Schafer. '""e ior
Not much work Is being done a, th.
Narwood. VI South
work on the building OF the 81, =
lower IN North Warwood il pro1rcsrtnc
die OF June ny 'he MID
regular monthly meeting of IN. Son
- circle OF Kings Daughters or War
wood was held yesterday .~yeninr a.
c,av O'Clock at the home OF Mrs p
hristlan on Vance avenue. Most ~
ne members were present and many
matters were taken up.
who's your butcher? Beuter Bros
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"Arrkp-Gtri 20 help with an. general
heec-Nork on the farm. god bone far
nsht pcrson. Ms sarah Gtfun rrta-
oeiphiA W. Va Bell =Sg-R = ~ g
my-lg-m
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F0LLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. May 81
James Ross. one Of the four shearmen
IN b black plate warerOOm of the
mill had the misfortune Of cutting his
right arm very badly while setting a
gauge shortly after . o'clock yester.
day afternoon. lie was taken 20 the
office Of Dr Burke. the mill surgeon.
VINO found ~ necessary 10 use seven
stitches 10 close up the gap.
A foreigner had his arm badly
burned on n hot plate Of steel a. the
bar mill shears. late Tuesday -iFht
he was given medical attention and
returned TO work
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. Va. May 2i.-A spe-
cial train OF three cars left Grafton
early Wednesday morning for Parkers-
Durg bearing a band OF a hundred
knights of Templars and their IadI,~
With the expectation OF having addition
al cars added on and more Knights ION
the party at Clarksburg. Not less
than 900 to 400 knights will 20 from
this part of the state to the Parkers-
burg conclave, which will be one of the
largest a~ttendances that the West Nir-
gina c~onclaNes have ever had from this
u Grafton. Clarksburg. Fair
mont. Morgantown. Weston, Buckhan-
mon. Elkins. Philippi. Bellington, Bever-
ley. Newburg. Terra Alta and other
towns had representatives in the party.
A full band accompanied the Grafton
party Of knights.
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a large crowd OF the music lovers of
the city were present on Tuesday even
ing at the Elks club for the recital
that was given by the NadrtRaI ciub
and those present were unanimous IN,
expressing their belief that the recital
was one OF the best and most success
tul that the organization has ever
given. The stage, on which the club
was seated. was beautifully decorated
with h~oneysuckle and lockwood bios
oIns that added charm to the occasion.
Ntncent's orchestra assisted in the -
romance. Several hundred persons AT
tended the recital. A feature OF tho
program was a soprano solo by Mrs.
VILE, Ind
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Ree.axs. Hanh.nm. n,t,

Mayor Fred G. Graham was presented
with a solid silver service on Mondey
night by the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road officials and employees Of the Mo
nongah division. where Mr.. Graham was
employed until he took the position or
tht Guys chief The pre-
sentatton was made Ly -apdent
= N. Scott. accompanied by n short
address. In which he complimented NJ.
graham on his work with tho railroad
ana SAID mat the present only bore tcs-
tlmony or the friendship and esteem ~
az ms FORMER fellow employees. THE
silver il or a handsome design. con
-isuhk OF htty-two pieces. enclosed in
a mahogany chest. bearing n gfv.r
name plate of Mr..
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dNhu 10 buckingham OF laintsvite.
Kentucky. stopped IN town y Few min
utcs last evening Back iu the niuties
he was connected with the WetzeI Re-
publican a. CHIEF -compOsitor. n WAS
we'll known Since the organization ~
the First National Bank or pafutayuIe
De has been 90 the head Of o.. lie was
the personal associate OF John q -
Mayo. who recently died in View YORK
ana was on his way 60 that CITY 20 look
after some Important business matters
iu bchalf ~ the Mayo estate. ne heinz
one ~ the administration.
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Ladies Ala society Of the Pres
.steriAn church held an all dAy meet
- yesterday At the church on Twen-
ueth street Most OF the m@mher.
Ssihe IN The morning At > O'Clock ana
stayed until ) O'Clock D m. The dxv
spent IN making quilts which viii
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= the home 81 her daughter. Mrs
1ohn Hpsston. at tho corner Of how'd
ana Luzadder streets on Tuesday even
Lng occurred the death ~ Mrs Ma
McMahaon at the axe OF more than four
score yGrs She was born la Count
NltlI ireland, coming 60 America
about sixty years ago Since thai 80.
she has lived in TAYLOR and MARI,
counties. one %dauEhtcr. Mrs. Huasfon
suftlNes mere Funeral Will be hrff
church.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Hottie: : Esssi.ssss:r:. ssss:r:. s:r

chants and Other whoissais Dsn4srs.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tfat
the state Board Of Control OF the stafe
OF West Virginia wiz receive bids dai,v
at Its offtce at Charleston, West Virginia
state institutions, the financial menaxs
ment OF which IL vested IN aid Posrd
Contracts VIII be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality considered, and othor
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preferences.
Lists OF supplies needed viii be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF reauosts
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
te-l II Charleston. wnst Virgins.
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The early bathing ar9ror M "a.
1rafton park came near having n frsr.
coy THIS week when an unknovn bsfbrr
water. and was only aayed ~ 49,. 49,
ence ofJoe Martin. re- Grafton coior.d
man, w a row boat lie vac abfe ~
~" 20 the spot aud grasp the man a.
be was going down Tor ne fhtrd -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

george kesler and Miss Marie AlInk-
,gh Nerc married Monday evening ~
the parsonage 81 tho Nctbodtgt 60
estant church by the pastor. Rev. T..
Hickle. Mr.. kcsler il OF Cleveland.
ono. where he Is employed by fho
NeIs farEo company. and where Mr.
ana Mrs. keslcr viii reside.
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a nttle mLxed. as MAGNOLIA district has

n little mixed. as Magnolia district has
"A very large vote.
The race between w. w. Fletcher and
y. H.. smith for circuit clerk IL a nice
one. Mr.. smith Is one OF WetZei coun-
ties school teachers. and served as as
SCISSOR in the Second district when this
county was divided into two assessment
districts. He made a splendid assessor,
and his friends who know him best say
he viii make a splendid circuit clerk.
Mr.. Pitcher Is n former merchant at
Smtthheld and J~acksonburg. but at pres
ent Is justice Of the peace Of Grant dis
trict and has been for several years. as
he Il now serving his second or third
term as such. His supporters like wise
say he will make a good circuit clerk
~ given a chance.
For county superintendent OF schools.
Prof u. l.. Taught II making "A light
for the nomination against Prof. Chas.
kisley. the present county superfnten-
dent This also Is a nice race.
Hon. Septimius Hall. Hon. John Nc
ktmmie and Hon. has. Lavelle are
seeking the nomination for House OF
Delegates. As there are tow TO be nom
mated at the primary. some one OF the
three will be disappointed. All OF them
have had Legislative experience. Mr.
Mckimmie and Mr.. Lavelle zach serv-
Ing one term. while Mr.. Hall has served
80 many terms that no one could safely
approximate the number.
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WIN Mate arnuaanr ao-.

With the exception OF two girls
every one OF the twenty-eiEht girls thai
VII from the Grafton high
school this season will make her our
graduating gown. which ~ the first time
TINS has ever been dons In Grafton. Thfs
y the hrst year for a domestic science
department IN the local schools. which
speaks well for the progress that the
sewing Glass has mad This aoaann
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oraduat.d In n.n.,.,-

H0hHTt UNcII. a vel kn0v-n you,y
man 81 his city. was a membsr ~ -
t~fspuhtlng class that completed tho
course Of work ~ tho baltimore school
u'hltl surgcry on Tuesday night.
Iathyf John a McElliEott Of this city
was IN baltimore to attend the ever
.iseS The young man may practice in
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Virginia venue. below Broad street
Is now being paved. work ON the paw.
ing was started on Tuesday and the
avenue will be paved TO State street.
which will be an extensive improve.
nIent. as the street at this place has
given the city considerable trouble
In former years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

keguisr weekly meeting % the
49, Ala society Of the Methodist
o'clock at the church. corner Pour
teenth street and Orchayd Avenue Most
uenlpers were present and the
trnooh was spent In sewing and the
discussing OF important business
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Net Yesterday Af,erpoon

hegula weekly meeting OF the Ladies
Aid society OF the ChrIsfian rburcI -,
held yesterday afternoon al ? o'clors
a, the church. corner Seventeenth
street and Rtchland avenue. Most az
the members were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

The ball game between the Mechan.
les tscatter-gangJ and Bar-mill teams
bids fair to exceed all previous games
~ the interest in n is a good sign.
There viii be no prize for the winning
team as in former games played he.
tween these two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

WORK by Contractors Ward and Pat
1ek on the building Of the river rosd
progressing rapidly and will be com
pieted by July I. The contractors have
a very large force OF mvr rushing tne
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hesalar weekly meeting OF the Mar
ms hiole class will be he'd this cvsn-
AT 20 o'clock A. the r~-idsnc@ ~
Mrs.. :. J. Beall H. Ieader .nd -. \.
.rSins al 70 b. present and bring their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

eoslinx party ~u - given m
Eeaing Al tne 30 linz ailsys In
ronth~rr ~rd % tosu ~ pArty
sfen - a crowd % WhssunE
t@rph% III evening iii - ~rtov.T ~
ne riaFlnE o. Eanss and a. a
49, "e@r rsfre-hmsrts ~tl ~ -<rved
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Tbs hole for the large new pump
house being dug al the river bank ii
nearing completion. The work OF
digging the hole started several weeks
.ago n AZ o o ~ completed work
VIII be started a. once IN building
me underground tower and ptacing
IN the large pump which will furnish
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kicniard district school board
1eio .ts next monthly meeting al
% eouds for the sr.ction 80 49,.
r,t -hool building IN the centraI
~i D. L. PeddfcOrd OF
-. en"o- MARSHALL county. viii
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the water necessary to operate the
mill. This pump will be M of the
largest in h country and will have
a capacity, Of 100000 gallons OF
water per day.
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The remains OF the late Mrs samuel
Merkins were laid to rest this after
noon in Williams cemetery. Revs. HON.
er =. Humgardner and \. ~. Jackson con-
Quoted the funeral services. which took
place at the home Of the deccased's par
euts ON corner Of North and Clark
streets. The husband Of the deceased
viii have one child less than three years
Of age and one less than three weeks
old To take care OF lie Will continue
To make his home at -antoh. q.
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PERSONAL

Meadow. noted
Ciairvoyant on all business and love
Va. Good reading soc: full reading 81.
Elm Grove or Pleasant Valley car. Nat
phone l3e mae0-i
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For Sale-Farms.

ron good X. n. town in Ohio.
: acres. Is room hotel 5 room cot
tage house. livery barn. we'll located in
one OF best email towns In Ohio. oliver
Goodnight. Real Estate a Insurance.
-.--.-NLLLe. ONO. ma2O-m
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NBW M~ARTINSVILLB

NEW MARTINsVILLE. W Y, No.
- ter the Jury and counsel in The
@se OF Joseph Slender vs.. Hope NaturaI
onicials went out to view ths $500
asIm through which the twentv-incb
sas hne or the Hope Natural Gas com
hanS passes. the counsel for both sides
got together this forenoon ana com
plonnlseu the case. the Hope Natural Gas
company paying $40 to Mr.. Stender
@nu tne costs or the suit. and enterine
INTO another agreement whershy us
Sohnpahy Is TO pay Mr.. Slender for any
uannage mat may hereafter result nv
Ieason or the large line through ne
premlses. whether the accident causin9
tne damage should arise from negligence
" the part OF the company or not Roth
'iH hhd defendant seem 20 be sat
iShed over the adjustment ~
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MISCELLANEOUS


cAsH-we buy old false teeth. RoId
silver. watches. diamonds. jewelry.
new or broken. full value paid.
Sterling Refining Co.
Room 413 schmu1bseh Bfdg. whssnua
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Breummer e. HHdebrsnd

unsrai Directors and Embaimsra
E0ruer Market and Twrufy-neronF So
relephonc 2OI open day and nishL
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Democratic Primary June II

Inc Democratic primary for the pur-
ss~ndidates for Wetzel county will 6e
neld June 18th. The thirteenth has no
terror Tor Wetzel Democracy. Svlvester
candidates for the nomiuatfor To- .o
clerk Mr.. Myers Is the present clerk
Alr. hartman r. one Of our splendid busi-
did clerk and the indications g..
,1rtN az over the COUNT are that Nfr
AYERS has a decided advnntage IN tbe
eouhtry districts. While Mr.. Harmon vii
run ahead IN New Na-rtinsvtiio ~
brooklyn. This will make the outcome
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER,
ff22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or NiRht-
Store Phones 63b.
G. T. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone fq5s-R
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me DAILY 1~ntelligencer will be found
On sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stand
AiaIh street. lannon's Cigar and Frnt,
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stsnd tohn
Ihomas Fruit stand. at depot.
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LADIES AND

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
cash paid for cast OF cio;hirE. vrits
or cah - u
NO. ioz hsrfst Dt- VI ceiling. ". Va
gE-Coiicct BAD Bi1s. vuy ana Se,,
Claims A~ttachments carefully placed
and ersJ.ed- W. adjust claims and
maze co.ectioLJ on q commission baEia
20 s2Iieet,on. no paX. The Buckeye Ner-
Bldg-. Wheeling. W. va tt
pLTEuTc seeursd. Trsa.
U " ~ J " Marks regfscsrso
n n. ourLA2, PArEHT AhroarKx.
rapona r~-ehapgo BANK aidF-
Wheetin-, W. Va
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FOX RENT

FOR RENT-At a substantial re.
duction. large outside room 5th
u DOR Schmulbach Bldg. Size
2oN25h, feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease ex.
pres May LIST. 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz, Dentist, 2nd. floor.
Reilly Bldg.
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The cold water and the fact thai, The
man had not been accustomed TO swtU-
ming 50 early In the season is supposed
=" nave oeen the cause Of the accident
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DIED

CAnPBELL-On T~hursdav. Ma aftqf4
a. . 30 J.. m. MRS q. IS CAMPBELL
nee Hicksl. az the residence OF her
aauEhtcr. Mrs Harkley Cooper. 200
months. = days.
Funeral services a. her late residence
saturday .. m. ~ 2 o'clock Intermcu.
~ fiaris. Ill
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MEDICAL,

WANTED-Relicf work or position Wfth
contract physician. two years general
ho-nitai experience. sober and industri-
our Or. r. r Rryant 1o4t W. Fayette
81. Baltimore. Md. magii
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FOR SALE

TUE sALE-Lot Gilchrists Addition.
laland f230. Nat. phone Isba-Y
mai9-k
on the Koundsviils camp Sronn1s
located on corner OF upper park, con.
tsins seven rooms completely furnished.
70 quick buyer. Cali p. %. walton. Tn.
telhgenosr Editorial rooms after 9 +. IA.
mr-27-m
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VN hhNT-Four rooms. aOS Main.
hest location In city. River view lsn-
gnlie h~asenaucrs shoe House. 20
EleNcnth street msiS-t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

"ANFEp-Iwo young men as roomers.
nice location. private family. wttb a.
Mithout board. Apply al south Front
mall-I
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
owis Conduct Pleasant Whist. i.

Norwich nest of Owls, No. 1, ,3ss, con
 ductsA a a}-s-Sent and well attended
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
CLAIMS s1o,ooo DAMAGES
 FOR cHILD,S DEATH
New London Automobile Owner Sued
 by Charles B. Webber.

For the death of four-year-old Richard D. Webber a few hours after ne was struck in New London bv the automobile of Charles H. Klinck of that city, Charles B. Webber, father or the boy, and administrator of his estate has brought suit against MT. Khnck. The papers were filed with Clerk Parsons on Friday. The fatal accident happened on Montauk avenue about 11.45 in the morning as the boy was on his way home from school. He was crossing the street when the automobile a approached and struck his from behind. It is claimed that the machine was driven at a don gerous and excessive rate of speed. The machine was driven by a chauf- feur at the time.
 Damages of s3.OG0 for injury to his property on Adelaide street and Crys- tai avenue, through the change of grade there by the City of New Lon don, are sought from the city in a suit brought by John W. Trfpp. He has two buildings on the land, one used for store and residence property and the other for barn. The plaintiff claims that the change of grade made in September, 1911, has left his land from two feet to several inches below the level of the street; that he will have to build 8 retaining wall, raise the buildings. do much grading and filling and draining of the land It is charged that the value of the prop erty has been depreciated $1000
 Suit for divorce has been brought by Leon M. Weaver of Groton against his wife.Nellie Dora, who was given a sentence last September in the su- perior court of year in jail and put in the custody of the probation off, l cer, when she was found guilty ot adultery with Henry F. Sisson of Gro ton. The maiden name of the defend ant was Nellie Dora Burdick She
 was married to the petitioner March 8, 1907.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
WIND UP SAVINGS BANK AFFAIRS Judge Reed Gives Permission Sell New Haven Real Es
 tate of Sonngton Savings Bank-Short Calendar Ses-
 sion For February Term Was Brief Assigned.

At the short calendar session of the superior court in New London Friday morning for the February term Judge Joel B, Reed approved the contract of sale of property involved in the case of Moses A. Pendleton ct al. vs Ston- ington Savings bank, permitting the defendant to wind up it's affairs. The Stonington Savings bank is at present in the hands of receivers.
 Attorney Brennan explained that all the assets of the bank had been con- verted into cash except two pieces Of property in New Haven. Of this property, one small piece was practi- caTIy worthless, while the other had been appraised at S4,090. This amount however, cannot be obtained on cash terms, the highest price which can be obtained for cash being $2, 800. It was desirable that the land be sold for cash and disposed of immediately, so that the affairs of the bank could be closed up as soon as possible. If it were sold on easy payment terms, the affairs could not be closed for a long time Attorney Brennan explained that con- tract for sale of the land for cash price was ready and he asked that the court approve it, which was done
 The case of David Feuer vs. Fanny Green Feuer. that order requiring plaintiff to pay alimony pendente lite be vacated and revoked. or that said order be modified and argument of demurrer to defendants plea in abate- ment was continued two weeks. Hull, Mcclure & Hull filed notice of with drawaI from the case because of poSSi- hfe criminal features which would make it impossible for Attorney Had iAi A. Hull as states attorney to act