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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
BIGGEST AND BEST MEETING
OF STATE FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1880 o'clock Following an able ad.
dress by President Coaklcy. the vari-
Gus committees for the ensuing year
were named. a. follows
Credentials - r. L. Cunningham.
Grove. G.. G. Fish. Cameron.
Presidents addrcss-w. r. Coooy.
Wheeling l.. n. Weimer. Eglon: c.
II. Watkins. Jr. Wheeling
Secretary and Treasurer's reports
w. T. Noble Martins Ferry. Ohio:
Carl J. kepner. Wheeling. A. r Cri-
der. Dallas
Next Place % Meeting John A.
McCabe. Grafton. Virgil Brown. Nor.
Eantown. Gustave p. Hndebrand.
Wheeling
Obituary-w. J Harmer. shinns.
ton. W r. Coocy. Wheeling: G. n.
Watkins. Jr.. Wheeling
Resolutions Gusfave r. Hide.
brand. Wheeling. d. ~ Thornburg.
Elm Grove
Routine business was then taken up
including reports read Of the national
convention OF funeral directors. fol
lowed BY several applications for
membership 20 the state organization.
being referred 10 the committee The
afternoon session was closed with an
excellent lecture and Demonstration
% work pertaining 10 preparing tho
dead FOR burial By Prof Charles %
DhOnau. Of Cincinnati The points
brought out By tho speaker were
briefly discussed By many Of the
members Prof Dhonau will continue
bis lecture and denomination At this
mornings session
Last evening he ladies attrndinr
with The delegates were gives thea.
frr party af tho Victoria. arranged by
fHr local committee on entertainment.
while Ono member devoted the eve
ning fO fprr'ua fha many exhibits
% caekefs and -urrIIHa on exhibition
at the Hotel Windsor and stamm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
SCORES OF UNoERTAKERs FROM
ALL OVER WEST VIRGINIA
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Convention opened Monday After
noon with Large Attendance Of
Delegates and Statesmen.

with more than a haH hundred
members and statesmen present. the
annual session Of the West Virginia
Funeral Directors was opened In
Tho convention hall Of the Hotel
Windsor yesterday morning a. N
o'clock. with President g. NJ Coax
Icy. Of Harrisville. Richie county.
calling the meeting 10 order and pre-
siding over the session. David Craw.
ford. the popular local bass singer
rendered a solo. accompanied on the
plano by Attorney J. Harold Bren.
nan. followed BY the Rev. DR. Jacob
Birmingham. % St Luke's Protestant
Episcopal church. offering prayer
owing to the absence Of Mayor Har.
vey VI. Kirk. who is ~ Elkins. The
address Of welcome was delivered BY
Mr Brennan. When Mr. Brennan
had concluded his address. all the
members felt like that they were tho
owners and posscssors Of wheeling
Tor the speaker made them feel like
this municipality had been laid out
builded and maintained for their
special comfort. dolectation and
abode.
Among the most interesting fes
lures 81 the morning aeasion was
two tenor solos b. j s BoIoa. repre-
sentative % the Gallon Metallic
Vault company o. Gallon. o. who
sang Dixie Land" and The Ufrt
Cost 81 Livin.~ Mr. Boiea has a no.
markabie sweet silver tenor voice
and his aong injected much life into
the members who b. vocation arc
forced 20 spend much time "commun.
ing" with me dead ones.
The afternoon session convened a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

scented is the Gallon Metallic Vault
company by ]. A. Bolea OF Gallon.
Ohio.
The Tromey Floral. Door. Badge
and Spray company. OF Cincinnati.
also has a handsome display OF flow
ers and other samples at the Wind
sor. The Arm is among the largest
OF the kind in the world and is To-
Gated at Cincinnati.
Col. X. NJ. Mears. who H. a typical
southerner, residing at Richmond,
Virginia, is here with a fine display
OF samples for preserving the dead.
lie represents the Embalmers' Supply
company Of Westport. Conn. His firm
is TO award the two luckiest member
OF the association with a cooling
board and church truck All attend
ing members are numbered.
Those registered a. the convention up
TO last night were:
Samuel Wotreny. AmbOy.
Edward Cooey. Benwood.
l.. ". Mcimer. Egien.
Breummer and Hndebrand. wheeling.
| W IA. Amos. Auburn.
John a. McCabe Grafton.
| : B. Dixon. Wiliiamstown
| W. W. Watkins. Wheeling
| u. NJ. Thornhurg. Elm Grove.
| l.. r. Mott. Davis.
| Howard ~ Wilson. bridgeport. o.
Fred y. Martin. Koyser
William J. Harmcr Shinnston.
] r. &. McCreary. old Washington D.
l a. r. Cridcr. Elm Grove
| W. n. Jcffery. Old Washington. D.
1 7. u. Clussc. Elm Grove.
i T.. Schmcichcl. wheeling
A. BciswenEer. Wheeling.
| q. q. Right. Eelington
. =. NJ. Phillips Cameron.
| r. Bartlett a. Co. Grafton
y. &. Dawson. RowtesburE
| T.. g Grlsell MoundgyfIle
| y +. Griscll Moundaville
| ". r. Coocy. wheeling
/ Y. a. Brown Morgantown
] &. @. E1sh. Cameron
Fred = GucEald. wheeling
! George NJ. Coakcy HarrtsviiIe
! -. q. Lutcs. Moundaville.
James Johnston. Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
To-day's Session


me morning session will be de-
voted 70 business matters. closed by
frof Dhonau speaking on "Embalm-
ing Fluid, Prevention and Removal
OF IhscOlOrations." Injection and
Drainage" and "DemisurEery. Tbe
afternoon session will be devoted TO
me selection OF officers. election Of
delegates 70 the national convention
closed by another lecture by prof
Dhonau. During the afternoon the
ladies will be given automobile rides
: 10 all points Of interest in the CITY in
Guiding Wheeling park. a. provided
~ the local committee on entertain.
/, ment. working In conjunction with
the Ohio Valley Autmohlle club A
base ball game will be PLAYED At
League park by the "underiakers.'
and the travelling salesmen. The dsv
VIII close with an elaborate banouet
AZ the Windsor AZ O'Clock. Astsr a
busy business session Thursflav
morning the convention will adjourn
AZ noon.
Grave SUBJECTS.
GOOD NJ ght. Happy Dreams" was
the Joking remarks about the Windsor
lobby late last night a. friends told
each other good night In passing
through the line Of collins In going
70 their rooms
Among tho late DISTINGUISHED ar
rivals At the convention last nirht was
James y Johnston o. Huntington.
who has tho distinction Of being among
the men who has been ENGAGED tho
longest IN the undertaking. business
For over 20 years Mr. Johnston IA.
been IN business IN tho second citv
Secretary Frank p Foster OF wells
burg. said last niEht that this was tho
biggest and best convention over held
IN this state BY The association. which
is IN its twenty.sec0nd year
The artificial flower display De- said
20 be The prcttiest ever seen in West
virginia. = Walter Rhea. represent.
i1g The p r Ludwig Floral company Of
Norths.de Pittsburgh. has marni
fcont display on the second foor Of
the Windsor Mr Rhea presented tho
convention with a large and most beau.
tfui bunch ~ real flowers Yesterday
in behalf ~ bic firm. also
Among The prominent arms repre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
EXHIBITION DRILL
WILL BE FEATURE
ARAB PATROL TO TAKE PROM.
NENT PART IN MASONIC
PICNIC.
Much interes, Being Manifested In
Fridays Outing ard Large At
tendance Is Expected.

The exhibition drill TO be given by
the Arab Patrol OF Osiris Temple will
be one OF the Leading attractions at
the Masonic outing 10 be held al
Wheeling Park. Friday. july 18TH.
Captain Albert Schairer has brought
Osiris Patrol to the point where II l.
Acknowledged to be one OF the best
drilled organizations in this part OF
the country and the exhibition TO be
given Friday evening Is looked forward
TO with great interest.
The members of the patrol are as
follows: Albert =. Schairer. captain
J. Z. Fox. r. r. Schoheld. r. G. Cam.
eron. =. J. Bali. George {. Beneke. c.
". Brockhardt. {. W Bruemmer. W. r.
Bruhn. J. 8 Butts. Harry I. Clouse,
Lee Il. CraEo. D. C. Dean. J r. Dobbs
+. c. Elig. Chas. n. Evans. ". l.. Eel
sing. W. n. Floto. n. G Fricdrichs. r.
A. Graham. p. A. Han. f. w. Harrison.
J. y. Hendrix. H. l.. Hesse. 4. A. A. Ise.
Il. +. Roller. n. c. Lindsey $ =
Lloyd. l.. McCammon. Geo. n Mason
w. c. Moore. J. W. Neidhart. il =
Obermsn. A. ID. Peake. G. T. Peake.
\. G. Remeke. II. r. Rennard. A. c.
Schneider. ]. G. sill. ". /. smith. &
W. Thrall. :. x. Wdriuel. ". A. Waugh
Another feature OF unusual interest
- the baseball game TO be played in
the afternoon between teams selected
from Ohio and West Virginia Masons
w. c. tpperman OF Bellaire. will be
captain OF the OhiOans and James n.
Niece will he captain of the local
team. Both sides have been putting
in the past few evening al practice
games and q spirited contest is sure
to result. The interest manifested in
the outing this year is greater than
that of any previous year and large
attendance Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

County and State prisoners who
are employed on the county roads Of
the State do not come under the pro
lection OF the compensation act is the
ruling Of the Public Service Commits
sion. This decision was handed down
in ruling by Chairman Lee OFT OF the
Commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
FOIL THIEVES
Girls Screams Brighten Would be
Robbers From West Liberty
Home, Monday Night.

An attempt At robbery was foiled
Monday night by the screams OF two
girls when thieves were endeavoring
10 loot the home OF Miss Emma Cald-
well. az West Liberty. Il seems as
though the thieves had entered the
rooms OF Misses Rose Dare and Ruin
liogg. Of Mellsburg. students at the
summer school. who are doing hight
Housekeeping. The screams OF the
girls frightened the burglars VINO
made their escape by way of a rear
door
Yesterday deputy sheriffs went out
with bloodhounds and are working on
the case. The citizens Of West
Liberty are anxious that the guilty
parties be arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
So Do Not Anticipate Another Price-Cut

Present Remnant Prices excessively low and the quality
uniformly good another
reaEke
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
TO ELECT TEACHERS
FOR STATE SCHOOLS
To Adopt Uniform Writing System for
Blind Schools; Summer school
Faculties Selected.
SnacIal 10 The World.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 16.-
Election OF faculties for the state
schools for the next year will occur
at the next meeting of the state board
of education, May ~, as decided upon
at a meeting of the board today
Recommendation Of presidents OF the
different institutions have been re
quested and these will be before the
board for the next meeting.
Matters considered by the board at
the meeting today were of more or
less routine character The board au
thoriZed President O. W. Stewart Of
tho blind school to attend the meet
ing of superintendent of blind schools
of the United States TO be held at
Berkeley, Calf, in June. At that meet
ing it Is proposed to adopt an uniform
system for writing for the blind.
President Stewart Is member OF a
committee having this work in hand.
Although he can see little, President
Stewart received his education In
school for the blind and is cOnsid-
cred one OF the best qualified In the
country TO give such instruction.
Faculties for the summer schools
have been selected, but the lists were
not given out, being referred to the
state superintendent for possible re
vision. The schools will not open for
some time yet. An uniform system
OF advertising for the state schools
was recommended by the board and
H. c. Potterff and Davis Hill ap'
pointed as a committee to investigate
and report system that will best
accomplish the purposes sought This
committee will also investigate and
report on the travelling expenses OF
faculty members.
AS had been announced, the adop=
ton Of textbooks In penmanship, de-
mestic science and reading circle
books for teachers was postponed un-
til a later meeting. when full MEM
bership Of the board Is present.
Tho board finished its work at noon
today and adjourned until May IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

1 moved to Sapulpa three years ago
last November. l can see a wonderful
growth and / feel safe in saying that
Sapulpa is one hundred per cent bet
ter today than 1t was then. There
is no reason why both cities should
not make rapid growth, as they are To-
Gated in the best oil country Of the
United States. Then they are in a
rich agricultural country. besides in
as healthy a locality as the world af-
fOrds. SO there Is no excuse for any
thing but an onward step. Both
cities are progressive, clean and
healthy. and 1t seems that ali citizens
Of both towns extend the glad hand
to all who come to their door.
Now / want to suggest one thing
that both cities come together and
build a fine road between the two
cities, and then vote sufficient bonds
equally TO build an interurban car
line TO connect the two cities. Then
build a fine arch over the road on
the dividing line between the two
cities. then each city pool together
and boost for each other. II Is time
all knockers should throw their ham,
mers away and quit knocking, but
boost For Tulsa and Sapulpa are
growing rapidly in spite Of all the
knocks. So boost. boost. and see the
result.
Lam so wrapped up in both towns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Another natter that has como mp
before this commission is the social
effect of insufficient wages 1t was
brought out that large numbers Of
stocksards employees did not get
Uoueh % maintain their families in
the closest economy forcing women
and children to md employment to
make up the deficiency 1t was also
disclosed that a systematic effort was
made to keep enough foreigners on
the lists to mako sperabundanco OF
employees, trick of Industrial com
petition that forcstlllod any attempt
the employees might make 20 better
their condition. Professor Kennedy
a teacher of economies In the Uni
Nersty Of Chicago, made a social sur
yey Of tho packing industry a few
years ego. The results Of his lahors
were published, but not until the
packing interests had made a liberal
uso OF the blue rcu,il in his copy
Thcy conceded tho correctness ct his
statistics, bu. refused TO permit the
publication Of that Part Of his report
In which he commented on the facts
and drew conclusions that were dis
tasteful to the employers. lie was
HH.. a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
AROUND THE LOBBY

"Tulsa is filled wth' a far-sceinG
sort Of citizenship" said Bill Nc
Ginley, cattleman from Kansas city,
AT the Brady yesterday. Realizing
that oil production is not permanent
industry, the people who have chosen
Tulsa as home have got together in
numerous ways purposing to attract
a varied commercial interest. The frult
Of their labor has already been real
lied to very great extent. With the
addition Of a fine bridge over the
Arkansas 1t is soon to be more fully
realized"
NJ. l.. Motifs, former attorney for
the Creek nation, with offices in Mus
koEee, has moved to Tulsa. lie is nv
ing at the Tulsa, temporarily
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McGetts OF Oil
ton were in Tulsa on joint business
and shopping tour yesterday, They
were guests Of the Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Neeley Of Chelsea
were In the city on trading eXpedi-
ton yesterday. They made the Alex
ander their headquarters.
Cal Payne, veteran oil producer Of
Titusville, Pa, was in the city yester-
day. He was registered at the Tulsa
w. II. Chase, Oklahoma state sen
ator, whose home is In Nowata, was
registered at the. oxford yesterday.
Joe Barker of Depew was in the city
transactinE business yesterday He is
at the Tulsa.
A. b. Cline and r. p. Brophy Of
Musllogeo are registered at the Alex
andor.
James Rollins Of Lawton was a
guest OF the Brady yesterday.
T. O. and c. b. Ham Of Jennings
are guests Of the Oklahoma.
Thomas p. Smith of Muskogee is
stopping at the oxford.
r. Chapman of oklahoma City is
a guest Of the oxford
c. A. Youngblood of Ardmore is a
guest of the oklahoma.
NJ. H. Gnchrist of Cushing is a
guest of the oxford.
@. d. Almen OF Bartlesyille is a
guest of the Tulsa.
Or. Z. c.. Rutherford Of Oilton is a
guest of the Tulsa.
J. A. Harris of Wagner is stop
ping at the Tulsa.
r. II. Hughes Of BiXby is registered
at the Oklahoma.
r. W. Fisle of Guthrie is stopping
at the Brady.
II. r. Fisher Of Enid is registered
at the Brady.
w f. Reynolds Of Morris is a guest
Of the Tulsa.
G, II. Barker Of Dcpew is at the
oxford.
r. s. Ringland Of Oilton is at the
Brady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

that 1 think that everything that
comes from either one is first class.
i will also say that The Tulsa
World IL the leading paper west of the
Mississippi river, and IL everyone
would stand by The Tulsa World and
help them boost, you would see a
great change in short time. / feel
like 1t Is the duty Of everyone CON
nected with either city to boost ali OF
the time and everywhere. I for one
am going to carry the banners wher-
ever l go, so let us all boost. boost
boost Respectfully
W. NJ. RUSSELL.
Patentee Of Barb Wire Reel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
City News In Brief
o

.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. was issued
Yesterday to ]. O. Dobbs, 60, and Mrs.
Martha, 49, 'of THlsa'
JOIN BAIRD, commercial agent
Of the Seaboard air line, with head
quarters in oklahoma CITY, vas IN
Tulsa working up business yesterday
@
THE MARRIAGE Of Miss Lena
Brior and Oliver Herin was sol
cmni2ed a the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Spurgcon Thursday April 10
%
BUILDING PERMIT sor the cree
tion OF a brick factory on jefferson
street hy the Maloney Manufacturing
company was granted by q. w. Fores-
man. city building Inspector, yeSter-
day morning. steel tanks Will be
manufactured in the new plant
.
PAVING RESOLUTIONS for por-
tons Of three streets were authorized
by the city commission yesterday
morning. The streets are ON Boston
between Latimcr alid Jasper, on Lat
inner between Boston and Main, ana
on sixteenth between Denver. and FL
wood.
o
THREE PLANS FOR a crossing on
the Katy railroad at the corner or
Third and Norfolk were presented by
n. G. Hughes, city engineer, for con-
sideration Of the city commission yes
terday morning. They were referred
back to the engineer for recommenda-
tlon.
Gloves. Hose and Corsets AZ the
Corset shop. 406l2 South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
Oklahoma 20 Buy Horses

GAbN NE'oION, ApriI Ib.-toIor 20
the theory that Rumania ultimately
will enter the European war was
given here tonight when message
came from Zack Miller. New York, TO
his brother George L. Miller. both Of
the Miller ranch in Oklahoma. saying
that the former had contracted to de-
liver 5000 horses to the Rumanian
government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Justice is slow frequently exasper-
eiinssly so-uut three men in
dictod Ten years ago for fraud On con-
roction with the notorious storey Cot
ton company have been convinced by
prison sentences that 1t is sometimes
sure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Looking over congressional aprro-
priauors one IS reminded OF the man
who talks economy 90 bis wife and
then goes out and throws money at
chickens"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Editor Of The World: Tulsa and
sapuipa are two OF the best cities OF
their size I'm the United States, and
SHOULD be more CLOSELY united to each
other socially and financially, for II Is
only matter of n few years until
they will be one city. have a word
of praise for the city officials as well
as county officials In both cities. The
Commercial club Of both cities can't
be beat, and they deserve the credit
for the growth OF these cities Since
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Not surprising that a man Jailed In
Detroit for failure to pay alimony -
one Of his five living wives should not
want to get out. He realizes that he
lacks solomons knack OF managing a
bunch OF wives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Whether hcs q humorist or not
the commander Of the Tunz Eitel
Friedrich put q joke on the war
ships of the allies when he .nterned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

IL you suffer from bleeding, itching. blind
or protruding Piles, send me vour eddrsss
and will tell you how to cure yourself al
nome by the new absorption treatment: and
-Ein also send some Of this home treatment
iree ior trial, with references from your own
locality II requested. Users report immedi.
ate relief and speedy cures Send no money
6ut tel others Of this offer Write today 10
MIS-. N. Summers Box p, South Bend Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Col Roosevclts seeing Canada tour
will be made the most OF by It's rail
road press agents. American money
looks good to Canucks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

In tho investigation Ivy the indus
triad relations committee at Chicago
some more interesting testimony has
been offered regarding the condition
Of the t6legrapners. Several witnesses
testified that there was no such CON
.tontmcnt and satisfaction with their
lot as hai been alleged by an official
cf one Of the big companies, but that
i'm addition to much dissatisfac-
zion ana discomfort they are not per
mittcd 20 have an organization
through which 10 present their grlev-
auccs collectively The assertion Of
ono official that there was n union
inside tho corporation was denied
lyy employees. one Thing appears very
certain and that is hat the big tele-
graph corporations ARE bitterly op.
POSED to industrial organization. "
least - FAR as 1t touches their busi-
ness They prefer TO deal with thclr
men individually rather than collect
Ncly and the men are 70 that degree
deprived Of advantages which como
with collective bargaining 1t is easy
to placate or dismiss one man, but not
so easy to antagonize them by hun
drcds. one Of the witnesses, who had
been frank and explicit on the stand,
told the commissioners on leaving that
ms. testimony would cost him the loss
of his job aud that he would be black
l.sted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
Some Harvest.

some malicious farmer must have
sowed thank yOumarms on this
road"
well. II he did, he's raised a
bumper crop."-~Was1lingto Post.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
Nnr1rr rn rnE puBLIO.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the ehar
actor standing or reputation ot Nnv person,
firm or corporation which may appear M the
columns of The World will be gl9dN cor
rected upon It's being brought TO 'he N''''
tan of the publishers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
or THE CIRcuLAIlo'ES q
,TIlF TULSA DAILY WORLD foN III"
IIII NnNrI nv MAROn lull-

Total number of papers printed "Iu "s
beipr tbe number Qf publication days, gives
H. Holmes circulation manager OF
the tulsa pdIs world, being duly ',,,.. sworn
al "opies spoied I'm printing left over and
"itce usc was an average Of ? 1e9 copies
" '''N Circulation Manager
Subscribed 10 and sworn to before me T,, ,nI' ,,
third day Of April 1913. CuAS. ~ ~
(SEALl NuI"IS IoIe