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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
DEATH CALLS PROMINENT
MOUNDSVILLE PHYSICIAN
Or. l. N. HOUSTON sUccuMBs TO
COMPLICATION OF
DISEASES.
Had Been In Critical Condition For
Several Days, and Demise Yester-
day Afternoon, Was Expected.

DIR. Isaac Newton Houston, promi-
nent physician OF Moundsville, died
yesterday afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock at
the family home, corner OF Tomlin-
son avenue and Fifth street, Mounds
Vile. Dr. houston nad Seen i'll for
the past six weeks of a serious COM
plication Of diseases which deyeloped
more seriously during the past ten
days.
Although his death has been mo-
mentarily expected for the past week.
nevertheless IL came as severe
shock TO his many friends. DR.. Hous-
ton was the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Houston. being born at Jack
son. Greene county. sixty-hve years
ago.
He entered school at waynesburg
college. from which school he was
graduated Later he graduated in
medicine at Jefferson Medical college
In Philadelphia. He began practiciIrs
tnirty-three years ago at Pleasant
valley. Marshall county, and con.
tinued practicing there until about
seventeen years ago. when he removed
to Moundsville.
Prior to leaving college he was
united In marriage TO Miss Lorena
Milligan, daughter OF George and
Elizabeth Milligan. OF Wind Ridge.
oh1eahy houston WAS a
Democrat. and bore the distinction OF
being the only Democrat electcN TO
the Moundsville board OF education.
Dr. Houston was a member of the
christian church at Moundsville, and
was also member OF the u. p. o.
Elks No 2S2. He is survived by his
widow and the following children:
Rex. Of Los Angeles, Calf; Miss
Toilie. at home; Mrs. Dolly Roberts.
OF Moundsville: one brother. Milton,
OF Beaver Falls. and the following sis
tiers: Mrs. Josephine Allen. West Al
exander, Pa: Mrs. Jennie lBr1stor.
Mrs. Mama Hays. and Mrs. Lizzie
Grassland. all OF Washington.
Funeral services will be held We'd
pesday afternoon at o'clock, in
charge of Rev J. 3. Smith, of the
First Christian church at Moundsville.
Inc Elks VIII have charge. Inter
ment will be in Green Lawn Gene
terry, at MoundsvfIie
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NEWS BRIEFS
PAY COUNT COSTS

PAT COURT cosrs-Court costs were
ordered paid and a small dividend de-
eiared yesterday at meeting OF The
effies Of Referee IN Bs snSGss u w
Cummins. There will be still another
meeting TO dispose OF this case which
has been pending nearly four years
DAN CUPID LoAfrEo-For the
licenses were issued as against 13T
licenses for the sane month last year.
ANNA KERJA BACK HoME-Littie
Anna Kerja Is back home from Column
bus. where she went after running away
from home last week. She was brought
back by Miss kesrns. OF the Associated
Charities. The girl explained her ,rip
n mere desire to see her sister.
Joseph wauslocik held in Jail as a con-
federate In the escapade. will probably
be discharged.
Leyland has submitted his report for the
police department for the month 81
April. IL shows l2l arrests. 80 OF which
were white males. ~ colored males. II
Fines amounting 10 sl,7t230 were as
tessed. snd S59h.sO collected Ambu-
lance fees amounting TO ss7. making
total collections of Ss35.9O.
CONCRETE srEPs-The contract for
concrete steps from Market to Grand
view street. on Wheeling Hill. was let
yesterday 20 David Dutton. the lowest
OF several bidders. l. w. Selvey a. Son
were given the contract for repairing
the Paxton fountain.
TWO MORE MEETINGS pres
ent city council viii hold but two more
meetings before the terms Of the coun-
cilmen expires.
AUTO sPEEDEEs. BEwARE-Chief
Leyland and his men have started war
on auto speeders and from this on the
Honk HOnk man will be taken severely
TO task every time he takes a rapid
stride.
NO cAryDIDATE5-As yet there are
no candidates for the position OF divorce
commissioner. Such en- office was au-
thorized ty the session OF the last legis-
lature.
HUMANE sUuDAY-Mr. Sheldon
several ministers to preach especially on
the treatment OF dumb animals on May
%. This Sunday will be known as HUI
name sunday" Mr.. Joseph Is also TAX
ing up the matter OF the curfew's not
ringing.
INSPECT BRrDoEs-The county COM
missioners yesterday spent the entire
day inspecting the bridges throughout
the county. Several improvements In
this line OF highway construction is con-
templated.
AWARDED CHARTER-"Truth Seek
ers." Bible class Of twenty men in the
N. r. church. South. Of Bakerton: Count
on Me. an adult Bible class OF the Da-
Wis Memorial church OF Elkins. and the
Young Mems Bible class. composed Of 4S
men OF the NJ. n. church OF Littleton.
were awarded charters yesterday By the
tion.
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Frank ]. Armbruster

Impressive funeral services will be
ing over the remains OF the late Frank
j. Armbruster, veteran OF the Civil
War. who died Sunday night at 11:45
O'Clock. Following the services at
the home, requiem high mass will be
celebrated at st. Mary's church at 9
o'clock. and interment will be in Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
ninth year OF his age. He Is survived
by the following children: Mrs.
Wayne Expert. Mrs. Readie Schaffer.
Mrs. Media Hinerman, Frank, Elmer.
Raymond, Harry and Gilbert Armbrus-
ter
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CAR OYER BANK
Racing Machine sffds ovsr rr,h.,s.
men AZ hay1dnd PIKE ana IL madIV
Damagsd-ons Hurt

Ihe racing car the Comet owned
~ shaW brothers and others. went over
.hHt evening about o'clock and the
Tour occupants Of the car escaped al.
lufy ~ a miracle The younger shaw
hoy vac badly bruised about the bofv
and the medical services o. ur cochran
were rcduircd The car. 10 BE- said Wa
WANrung A. last rate when something
vent wrong with the steering rear ana
the car plunged over n high cnhank-
ment onto the railroad tracks All %
We occupants escaped injury except
~ w. ~"N-s
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HURsEs TO MEET
session called Tor wednesday Atsr.
noon, AZ Hospital

a rneeting ~ the ohio valley AIumnas
association will b. heid "a the hospital
wednesday afternoon 10 O'Clock. which
VII be presided over by Mrs r. a.
hnllnrd president 81 the society. Ar.
ranEements viii likely BE- taken DO have
this years graduating nurses beeerr.
affiliated with the organization.
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personally, or that Mr.. Barnes had
ever solicited printing.
Two former Albany correspondents
Tor New York newspapers testified TO
conversations which they said they
had with Mr.. Barnes. The first, Jacob
j. Dickinson, of Washington. ID. C..
swore that Mr.. Barnes. in discussing
Governor Hughes and race track leg
islation. had said that Governor
Hughes had told him he favored the
measure as matter of conscience
The witness quoted Mr.. Barnes as he
mad told the Governor in reply that
there was no common ground between
them when the Issue was between con
science and votes. The witness repre-
scented Mr.. Barnes as saying that the
success OF the Republican party was
paramount aim
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The remains OF the late Mrs. Min
ME J. Garvin we're buried in Mt. oil.
Vet cemetery yesterday afternoon. fol
lowing services OF an impressive ma
ture held at the family home In Beth
lehem. Rev. l.. y. Llewellyn. OF Elm
Grove. and Rev. W T.. Allen. OF New
Cumberland, were IN charge.
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Services over the remains OF the
late John Dailer will be held this a..
ternoon AZ z o'clock Rev. William g..
Ulfert will have charge. and inter
ment VIII be IA Greenwood cemetery.
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Services were held at 1880 O'Clock
last night over the remains Of the late
George p. Koontz. who died Saturday
night. Rev. w. 8. Dysinger had
charge. This morning the remains
will be shipped to WoOdsfield, o., for
intermenI
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BUSINESS CHANCES

INVESTMENT OF five hundred dollars
IN an established business. will double
In year, will also insure a position
paying rood salary. Address X care
intelligence. my-fi
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Impressive funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon over the re-
mains OF the late William Vaas. who
died Saturday. Rev. William &. UI.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbers Msr-
chants and Others WhoIaaala paaiara

nouoe 20 Manufaeturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at it's office at Charleston. West virginia
State Institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which f. vested IN said Board
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
era will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-u Charleston. West Virxinfa
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


United states OF America Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia s.:
IN the United States District Court In
and for said District.
In the matter Of francis Marion KEEL
lar. Bankrupt No f2O. In Bankruptcy.
Petition Tor Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston c. Dayton.
Judge 81 the District Court Of the
United states FOR the Northern Dis
trict % West Virginia.
Francis Marion ksllar. OF Hundred In
virginia. In said District respectfully
represents that on the 18TH day u March.
last past he was duly adjudRed n bank
rupt under the acts ~ Congress relating
20 bankruptcy. that be has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights of prop
erty. and has fully complied with All the
requirements Of said acts and 81 orders
or the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed hy the Court 90 have a full dis
charge from All debts pr0vable against
bis estate under said bankrupt acts. ~ d.
cept such dsbts a. are excepted b. law
from such discharge
Dated this gard day % April. 4. d..
FRANCIS MARION KELLAR.
order OF Notice 1hsrson.
Northern District Of West Virginia -;
ON this ltth day ~ April 4. D.. 1915.
on reading the foregoing petition. 10 is
Ordered ~ the Court that hearing b.
bad upon the same On the 25th day Of
Nay. a. d. 1915. before said Court At
Wheohns. IN said district. a. ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. and fhct notice thereof
be published IN the Wheeling fnteliigen-
Ger; new spaper printed IN said District
ana that All known creditors and other
persons IN Interest may appear az tho
said time and place and show cause if
any they have. Why the prayer 81 the
said petition should not b. granted
And 20 O. further ordered b. tho Court.
that the clerk shall send b. mail 20 ali
known creditors copies % said petition
and this order addressed % them al their
places Of residences az stated
witness the Honorable Aston .. Day
ton. Judge % the safd Courf ard tic
seal thereof ~ Whcoling. in said dis
trict. on the 2tth day of APRIL A u A..
Attest.
q. y. KEFAUN'ER. Clerk
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FOR SALE

ron sAIE-Bay MARE. weight 1850 lbs.
Inquire at Postoffice. Rayland. Ohio.
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For SALE OR RENT

ron SALE on REHr-New Ten go
house In Bethany. W. Va. Every mod
ideal house for family with children 10
educate In college. Address Owner
Frank " Main. 30 Wall Street New
w. W. my-1-t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer G. HiIdebrsnd

Corner Market ana TWsntY-ssoo5d SIS.
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g. Il. kEfAiNER Clerk
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had been no insurmountable disagi
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
GRAFTON GUNNER
Wins Championship at Shoot
inq Tournament Held at the
Fairrnont Country Club.

FAIRMONT. June 2S-Richard
Gerstell. OF Grafton. won the cham
pionship in the West Virginia state
shooting tournament held Tuesday
at the Fairmont Country Club. Ger
stell broke e5 out Of a possible 100
in the championship event Lallance,
of Huntington. broke the same NUM-
Der. In shooting of the tie GerstelI
broke IS out Of IS and Lallance q
out of Is
The weather conditions were un-
favorable and considering this the
shooters made phenomenal score
There was brisk wind and the blow
ing of the targets made the light fan
on them at different angles making 1t
almost impossible for the gunners to
see them. In the afternoon, the
shooters were able to make much BET
ter scores than In the morning.
In the $50 target event MI Gersten
was high man. breaking LAT targets
out Of possible $50.
The shooters are in fine fettle and
scores today should be better than
those of yesterday. Mr. Gersteu has
a straight run of 14S targets He
will finish the run today
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STREET BASKETS.

Street baskets cost money, but they
ere cheap when 1t comes to facing
Mayor Gordon on a charge OF violating
the city laws.
Our city council has gone to the
expense and trouble OF placing upoa
the sidewalks OF the city, STREET
WIRE BASKETS to protect chose who
may have a paper bag, pealing. pape1
or other small parcel of filth from
throwing the same upon the city street
or sidewalk in violation OF the follow
ing ordnance:
FILTH on STREETS
10. It shall be unlawful for any
person to place or deposit any earta.
brick or stone Except for buildinS
+pnrposes) coal. wood. ashes. lime. NOR
tar. shavings, paper, garbage. decay
ing animal or vegetable matter, ma
nare. or fifth OF rubbish OF any kind,
mon any street, alley, road sidewalk
or public square within the city; ana
eyery violation Of this section shall be
MN shed by a dne OF not less than
Eone Dollar nor more than Ten Dollars
Mayor Gordon and Chief Brooks
have instructed the Police to keep an
open eve for violations OF this ordt-
nance as this filthy and uIfsanitaT
Ehabt must be. broken up
| ~. w OURS,
Sanitary 08cer.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids viii be received by the town
council of the Town OF Bridgeport.
until p. M June 25, 1915 for the
construction of concrete reservoir
of about $4,000 gallon capacity
Plans and specifications. OF the res
ervoir may be gotten at Horn0r
Brothers. engineers, Clarksourg. W.
The council reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids
WILLIAM c. PELL. Mayor
b. HARRISON MARTIN. Recorder.
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farms On Dog un. thessanessi1s-
trict, the Reno on Company issdTdH-
.inga test on the HE1l-Simmons farm.
n Jenerson township. Knox coun-
~ o.. the FarbinR Drilling COMPANY
has drnled a second test ON the w
"a. Barnes Farm that IS worth more
than passing notice The on was de-
veloped In the Clinton sand and the
well Is showing for a le0-barrel pro
Queer. Jefferson township is located
In the northeast corner OF of the
county and many miles iue north. OF
The deep sand field In Perry and Fair-
field counties. Just what this strike
will lead up to a matter OF con3ec-
ture, at this Iime- Previously moth
ing so good has been found In the
county.
The Bremen field in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county. the Carter
on Company has started,to drill NO.
on the w G.. McCandlish farm II
ritory In Green township. HockdnS
county. Cowell. Cochran and Funk
have drilled their No S on the
George Price farm through the Gin
ton sand and have show Tor a very
Light pumper.
The OIL Market.
Pennsylvania. $135: Mercer.
black 81: New Castle 81; Corning
90: Cabeu 81; North Lima So South
Lima So; Princeton 81; Wooster
SlO5; Indiana s3; Somerset SO.
Ragland 63:punois 81: Kansas 20.
Oklahoma 40; Corsicana. light TO-
Corsicana. heavy As: Electra IS;
aealdton 80: Henrietta 49, Caddo.
So degrees so; caddo, IS degrees sos
Caddo. 80 degrees 40; Caddo. crude
IS; Canada $1:2S-
quotes Sl35 FOR crude OF the Penn
sylvanfa grade.
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coonuss1oEER.s NOTICE.
49, R.rrs Adm4ntst-atrix, etc

".
Rnpers wilson Rigs. 1neE Lee RiSgs
and Mary Margaret RtgSs. I'M ant ot ta1s
dren Of Lawrence c. RiSSS. deceIs go
COMPANY. and L. B. Wolfe. Defendant
The, parties named In tne above suie
Of July. 1915. AZ my once in the CITY
OF cIarEsburE. wild proceed 70 e8ecuS S
che decree re1 nd Md IN 1ai SAG by enc cir
cut Court OF Harrison County, wherein
I am direcssd TO. >ake. state and report
~ i. 4 sertiemezt OF tn. adrntntstEa-
tior accornas OF Eta RIGGS. aduntais-
was gsFsena nned sf and p sas sssd
The lien. ana des's saas sSt TsaMs
I, The real estate OF which the said
Lawrence G. Riggs was possessed ae
s. And aI1y and all other matters
tina. the parties In interest or any OF
snes, 1,.,aters as sd cor7n7ssiorer him
self shall deem pertinent
aea ss ss@s aad p aes s s9sdeaee
wiz enable me to comply witch said
order of the courS
com1nissdoner IN chancery-
counsei Tor plainttn.
TO THE CREDITORS OF LAWRENCE
6. RIGGS. DECEASED:
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Cir
cult Court of the County of Harrison:
made in cause therein pending. to
s;rbfecr the real estate OF the said 1aw-
renee G. riggs. 10 the payment OF his
debts you are required co present your
claims against the estate Of the Sa1o
Lawrence G. Riggs, for adjudication 70
w NJ Conway. commissions ms
once. IN the said county: on or BEFORE
the i5n31 day Of July. 1915
witness. L Wade Conman. Cerk OF
the said court. this 1se- Gay OF june
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samuel r. spears. trustee. J. n Fout.
" a p 5ass t asse. FhiliS p ssepeos.
trustee. Rosa J rren1oty. the EiiSins
go.Ver conapans;sa eoTpersLsson. M A.;
ooqporz1l5on. Patrick +; KING: John
Craig. Il Clark Lee and. J. w FRIENDLY.
Sendan furniture Company. H c.
sonss GSRst1 saa w Me SsSas De
TIE The above named platattns and de-
s the Gay en OF Of ' Essins. Randolph County
s Ies onSeTs OF reference made IN the Tore.
going styled causes, which. by osoes
[of Court were eonsol4dated and ddrest sssi
Ito be heard together. by che Circuit
Court OF said County. at It's Noyenaber
Special Term 1917, and at hts May Term
1915, In which am required TO ascef-
I'LL - Farnt order OF Reference.
ss5da ezsmfse ci n Iee enga w T9euS By
@t seeond-Tae valid Liens eetst.nS. upon
the state OF the title of, the said three
Edefendaots 10 said lands
I Fo,lrnh-Any other matters deemed
pertinent by the Conanisetoner or wni .s!i
may be required by The parties Or any
. second Order OF Rssereaes. =.
1>{Y<sr-A-All OF Sh@ real estate, or In
terest In real estate OF every Kind; Saar;5
sacter and deseraptdoa owned OF Claimed
s sS an IN Randolph and Harrison
Coureies or in any ooher County IN CHS
Second-rhe amount due the plaintdn
and che amount due all the detendzant
creditors who have deeds OF 1rus n. Or
jucSme1rt liens AGAINST The real es'es estate
Of che said L. Clark Ice.
Thdrd-The liens eststtns agatnSse St enc ie
F Tsair e gEoper OF ord dseg and priorffS
FourthsThe interest OF che said r.:
Clark Clark ; Iss .e IN s sng rnaSed IN Harrieon
cerIT1tSy or n, ans, oolrer County in this
State. and what liens II any e'e 1aes'
ssifth-The, annual rental value OF the
separate parcels OF pieces OF re41 esea1e
six1h-Each and every other n1atter
deemed by the COMMISSIONS pertinent
70 be Tepo5ed hsre5n bv OF any gh Of the y par
ties hereto relating TO ths matters re-
5erred to IN the bill Of eo.npiasa sas d,v ..
sane ". HARpISG Commissions
c. w MA&wELL-
Notice to LIEN HoldeEH-
To all persons. holding liens lens e ~ or
any part rhereof. OF 2 Clark Zee :. W.
TTeu1biy and Henry 6 Jones. tna cir.
cult court OF Randolph counsy, IN p9 4S,e
ina cause therein pending 70 sne3eSs S1e
real SSfafH 60 OF Z Jones Jon 20 the sasdsnac-
ton OF the liens ohereop, !yon You atS saId BY
reauired 70 pre re- esns, AZ aTafnSs the said e
S Sye Ieee = ". Tre9noly and 5enES =,
Jones which are LENS 500 on sa AZ dfa %
OF Or N q ONCE IN the town OF Eak31ns
In IN the County OF Randolpgaa1 s ON
49, ,,ndAT. my hand this tn oaS %
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on m CHS

l8 oa4 fH1a aNfa e
IL H t1H g
a O3I nktU O1lV
tS..s....-,...-.
OH -.
Despite the fact thar the wells IN
the Evans City pool are declining. II
has no depressine eject on those who
are drilling and starting wells on
town lots. Work on every dril1inR
well IN the town Is being rushed TO
:compIetion and those not drilling are
getting ready as fast as the drilling
material and mach1ney can be
placed at the various locations. The
Kelley. Gore and Company Welt On
the Mickey lot. one OF the. best pro
ducers that has been compleleo =.
the town. is now down 70 I'VE ga
an hour
| Northwest OF the church lot wen Wen
80 feet the Ryan and Company WEI WEI,
on the Ryan lot has been drllteo
feet into the sand and the hole aas
filled up 500 feet with du1d. 1ney
are still drilling and expect second
pay. McC1ay Brothers well on Ine
/: Church lot, the first Wei complepeo N y
!>the town and responsible ZOE
present furry, Is PRODUCING ABOUT -. -
barrels q day II Will be put co
L
Platsted Brothers No on tne
kritzberser acres Is produe,ns
200 barrels day This was the seq sec,
ond largest well IN the poor, ano :
when drilled in flowed at the rate OF OF
IS barrels an hour Northeast o.
the church lot 2oo 1eet hresS
Company are due IN the sand Fowler
land Company. are due in the sand To-
day at a well on the Marshall iot-
The Woodrow Oh COMPANY gs "
it's dry hole a 9o-Quart snot anu N1, -
failed to respond The same con- a
pany has made location IA me M Mo
die. Of the road. located south OF Lne
creek The location is on mario"
strip. and 1t Is reported that me COL
pany viii be served with an ln1un a.s
ton to prevent it from dr1llng N
the road The road, however, rs noe
a public thoroughfare. and ln1u1ctfon
proceedings VIII 1ke1y 1a1t.
To the south OF the toWn io1 o
Ivelopment the South Penn on S IHlt.
white farm. The completion Of this
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In the year 1918. 12o. 900 persons.
left 1hes United. States with the tnten-
tion of settling in Canada, compared
with 1912 in 1872
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roncE TO PAErHs.
srArE OF WEST vIRGINIA.

Randofph County, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court thereof
NJ a Kendall. Plajnrtn-
VS. In Chancery.
F. Clark Ice. :. w Trennbly.H- G..
Jones. Morris Cohen Alton L.3E1oer
Company, q corporation. j. Fouey.
w b MAXWELL. che Eller MIG Co., a
corporation. John F. SSdegSer compass.
a corporation. a L. DELANEY C. w.
Maven ana g. L. Hnseasns. tE,sssees'
CaNert Mortgage and Deposit Company,
n corooratior A D. Barlow. a NJ. Fred
lock w H Coleman .. H H Arnoid.
trlrsrees II j. p. O'Brien. trustee. Con-
servarive LIE Insurance comDany "A a
corporation. II 6; k1anp, drustSse.
Rowan. fTnsnees. c. h Ice.@W. MOI Nor.
can the Kanawha Barking and Ifnse
ECompaay a cooperation. trustee. Souo1-
chm States Mutual LIE Insurance So1n-
nanv a corporation s. LaAn. g. p :
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StandinS or rae Clubs
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Games Today.
Pittsburg at Newark
St Louis at Brooklyn
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Chicago at Baltimore
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TO TIE CREDITORS OF LAWRENCE
e RrGGS DECEASED:

Counsel Tor PlaInttr.
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