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IAssociated Press Service by Fed

: IAssociated Press Federal WireIessJ
BERLIN, Germany, June 23.-Lemberg has fallen. The
Gcan capital has been conquered by the Ausro German
forces who for two months have been sweeping through
region steadily driving back into their territory the Sav
hordes who invaded Gaica and tried to Hungary
Lemberg occupied by the Russians September q
Since the Teutonc Allies took Przemys Lemberg the
objective Of series of fierce concentrated attacks
The of these attacks will have farreaching po
cal effect the driving of the Russians of Gaca is
counted upon Berlin help maintain the quo the
Balkans and deter Rumania and Bulgaria joining the
Allies
The following cablegram from official German sources
received today:
'WAsHINGToN, D. c., June 23-Austro- Hungarian
headquarters report that the second army has conquered Lem
berg after violent fight"
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silent THRONGS
PAY RESPECTS TO
LAIEC. R. BISHOP
Kawaiahao Church Sees Last
VIGIL Over Ashes of Great
BenefaCtor of Territory :.

Hawaii, represented by silent thou
sands, paid its respects to the MEM
ory of Charles Reed Bishop at ka-
waiahao church where the ashes lay
in state yesterday and today. The
principal places of business of Homo
lulu closed their doors this afternoon,
and as was done on the day of Mr..
Bishops death in San Francisco, June
Z. flags were dropped to half-mast
throughout the city.
All city and county Offices closed at
noon, as did also the banks and other
mercantile establishments. Among
those who closed their Offices is the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. The
deceased was one of the main organ
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RAID ON ITALIAN COAST MADE BY FAST
AUSTRIAN SHIPS; DAMAGE TO STATIONS

The following cablegram from Vienna through German
official sources has been received
VIENNA Austria, June 19-on June II and 18 several
Hungarian cruisers and destyers made raid on the
italian coast from the frontier They damaged the
semaphore stations the mouth of Tga and Mento and near
Pesaro sheed the railroad bridges Near Rmt they sank an
Italian steamer the being saved All the units OF the
raiding fleet returned safely. -"
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ROBERT LANSING NOW
SECRETARY OF STATE
UNDER APPOINTMENT

TAssoeiated Press by Federal Wirclessl
KssEEEax 4 q 8 9 . 9 q ~
WASHINGTON. D. c., June Z
x 23.-Formal announcement was
x made at the White House today
H Of the appointment of Robert
Z Lansing as secretary OF state. <
n He has been serving as acting
4 secretary of state and secretary
g. ad interim since Bryan left the
= cabinet.
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Small Strip Still Held by Russians

LONDON, England June 2S.-South of Lemberg in the
Dneser region strip of Austrian territory still hands
of the Russians from Russian reports an
important victory along the river
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Fierce French Assaults Succeed

LONDON, England. June 23.-In the western arena the
most important development today is provided by the French
In fierce series of assaults they have taken the
strong work forming the salient of the German lines between
Neuve ST. Vast and Ecur This salient has been the OBJ
ject of attacks since May 80
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ADMIRALIMO0RE
TO BE RELIEVEDi
MIDDLl OF JULY
Cable From My Department
Says Unnamd Successor
Will Be Hen BY July 18

Rear Admiral CD 7. Moore, com
mandant of the earl Hs!bor and
Honolulu naval soaons. will be re-
lieved about July Il Cabled word to
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SCULLY LOCATED
..ON MOLOkAI, IS
WIRELESS NEWS
Message From lack Sproat
Says Fugitive is on Sampan
Left Honolulu 1::30 This
Morning-Maui Authorities
on Watch-ScuIly Failed to
Appear at Court This Morn
ing and Search Was Begun

Marshal Smiddy's office this after
noon at 3 o'clock received a wireless
message from MoIokai saying that
John r. Seuily, wansed as fugitive
from Justice, is now at kaunakakai,
the lighthouse point on the island of
M Molokai. >.: ...@ =.
The message came from Jack
Sproat, sampan owner, who informed
the authorities that ScuIIy might be
found on his sampan. The authori-
ties have also been Informed that a
high power sampan left the Honolulu
hsrbor this morning at 1880 o'clock
under full speed, but with no lights
showing. ~. --... =. ->
Wireless messages have been sent
to island authorities to head ScuIly
off. ....- T..
The United States marshal and his
deputies. local customs officials and
city and county detectives were scour-
ing Honolulu and vicinity today to as
certain the whereabouts of John I,
Scully. notorious badger game" lead,
er and alleged principal in various big
opium transactions, who broke parole
this morning and silently overstepped
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia-New York 8, Phil.
sdeIphia 2; New York IS, Philadelphia
7. :. .: .- H.
At cIeveIanc-chicago 3, Cleveland
/; Chicago z, Cleveland 8. =.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5, Bos-
ton o. -. .... ..-. .....-. q.
At Detroit-Detroit q, ST. Louis 2.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. j. 23.-Sugar
90 degrees test, 4.S9 Is. Previous
quotation. 4.sS7 cents.
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Convicted German Spy Is Executed

LONDON England June 23.-F Robert Muller. the con-
spy was executed today He shot at the Tower Of
London.
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Italians Meet Sitter Resistance

LONDON England, June 23-The Italian general staff
announces the arrival Of Austrian reforcements along the
Isonzo front In the Monte Nero district
encountered and repulsed.
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NATIONAL IEAeIiE

At 6oston-Boston 8, Brooklyn 2. .
At NeNs York-PhiladeIphia 2, New
York I. -.
At chicago-chieago 5, ST. Louis 8.
At cineinnati-Pittsburg 6, cincin-
cati 2.
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British Wheat Steamer Torpedoed

LONDON England June 23-The British steamer Tuni-
siana has been orpedoed by submarine off Lowestof She
beached The steamer carried 5000 tons of wheat
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LEMBERG FALLS; RUSSIANS IN
DESPERATE DEFENSIVE FIGHT

H0LE,NG STRIP OF ENEMY'S TERRITORY STILL AFTER
TERRIBLE ING-L0ND0N HEARS OF IMPORTANT
WEST-VIENNA TELLS OF NAVAL RAID ON-THE COAST
. OF fTALY--AUSTRANS REINFo oRclNG ITALIAN FRONT
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Additional Telegraph Dispatches on PAGE 81
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MAILS

From, San Francisco:
Shinyo Marti. June p.
For San Francisco:
chiyo Maru. June 20.
From Vancouver: ...
Makura. July Il.
For Vancouver: ...
Makura, June 25.
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MANY MATTERS ACTED ON LAST
NIGHT AT MEETING OF COUNCIL

-. an appropriation had been made
,lL-E NJ hers said there vas nothing
nj could D. done b. council AMI th.
y9lnt session blew up" some of tue
~ q ioll'tu members took the infer
ence AZ slam NO Mr. Blu.
Crcr Resolution.
IN lle nrsf branch the following
-t-pluNon was offered "Fss1Iyssi.
mat a committee 90 three -.errbar-
appointed ~ each branch h. u.r,..,i
20 investigate The charter OF fhe
wheeling Electric Company in rerargls
70 the lighting 81 the city buiIdIn.
ana IRE department house fo -es
=, y neither they can charge the CITY Tor
..-I.e over and above the amount thar
- used. or n -here Is sDecires
cause In same that the city rets All
~ hgnt free Of charge without m.
p-,ei, =. Slgnod. Naas
resident Nolte appointed Reisving.
sI, S'idler and Naas 20 represent the
-. 'teh.h resident Alexander
named Hedges. Richards and Wasne-
20 represent the second breach inns
committee Will meet next week.
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WARNED TO LEAVE
CcOnsnusd from Fir,, Para,

American government AS liLsIv 20 s,g-
up dangerous fleeing against foreign.
~, kl'lhs rise possibly to riots and
The note pointed out that il harm
cC-ii,sau y foreigners as a result OF the
SOluiuons that had arisen the Ameri.
can government would hold ~ 49,
tSnLa othcials personally responsi.
Dit and would take the necessary
,-be 70 impose the responsibility
NntIe IL belonged. II was not I'm the
VTile OF an ultimatum. President
, wais1n himself today declared that
me United States did not utter uifi'
accordingly. anu "''eu
IN view OF this warning. IL was ron.
sIutTsd likely that the Obregon forces
would not evaCuate Mexico Cit,, y-i,b
out arranging for some metbod 90 M,
HVInk the city as the troops withdrey.
-. ne report that evacuation had be
Iuh ana that no disorders had arisen
Drought a feeling OF relief 10 of9ciais
no oehcFcd that Carranza would MOI
"a, 10 answer the American govern.
protection OF foreigners.
Absence OF Apprehension.
~ a sense there was an absence in
yuClal quarters OF apprehension that
vi dauc measures would be reuuired An
sulorce the American note. The
movement OF American warships IA
,NeAlgan waters and the warning IA
Americans, II was admitted hovey.r
MA been decided on out OF an abund.
ance OF precaution
ne entry OF ZaiIltista forces. II was
b,ueyed by officials would relieve tba
hItuauon, as II would mean the re-.
opening OF communication nortb of
the American border.
secretary Bryan was hopcfuI tina,
tne situation would solve itself with,
out the necessity OF proceeding fur.
,t sI man the making OF representa-.
siohS- Inc sending Of warsbins "a
vera Cruz. 10 was stated on bigb am
lhoIity, was for the purpose Of con-.
Nlhclhg CarranZa of the determinatio,
OF the United States to take drastic
steps II hnally compelled By cIrcum-
stances to do so.
IN view Of the interruption OF rail.
Toad communication between Mexico
tlty and Vera Cruz. except for rniIi.
tary purposes, the State Department
was prepared TO insist that trains be
provided for Americans who desirSi-
10 reach the sea. That many Ameri.
FANS desire to leave IL known 10 the
STATE Department. and IL Is expected
lnat request for the necessary trains
will be made.
The Carranza agency here >ssued
announcer denial tonight of the reports
OF General Obregon's activities. civ.
~, s a telegram from Obregon himself
uehylng that he had intery.red With
the shipment of food to the CITY
Presidfnt Wilson himself indicated
mat some OF the reports about Condi.
tlons In the capital were exaggerated
Out stated that the fear of riots and
outrages and the food faminf had
Drought about serious situation.
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when gone. was gone forever. while
manufacturing industries employ su-
ptrior labor encourage better homes
ana enrich the state without exhaust
ing its natural wealth.
Inspection Tax on Coal
Mr.. Il. &. Ogden. of Wheeling. spoke
az length, suggesting the advlsability
OF an inspection tax on the coal indus
Try 10 compensate the state for the
charges Of the miners hospitals. the
state department OF mining. and mill
tary expenses. lie said these charges
amount 10 from $4,000 10 S2uO. 400
annually and declared the state should
be compensated Tor them. He also
spoke OF the character OF gds fOrma-
tons. stating that gas should BE- de-
Nelopcd as PUZZLE property. with a
recognltion Of the public interest in IL.
tie also stated II was his opinion
that majority OF the business peo-
pie OF Wheeling oppose an income tax
ana an increase IN the direct state
tax.
Senator Rosenbloom, OF Ohio conn
~, spoke at some length. replying TO
the addresses made. expressing belief
that the people OF Wheeling generally
are not opposed to an increase In the
state tax, and argued that they pre-
Ter such an Increase TO an income
tax.
The discussion was closed BY Judge
VI. III. Willis, who spoke against The
Pierce bill.
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WE'LL HEARING
(Continued From Firat Paa..l

have been committed in Pittsburgh.
and therefore the West virginia courts
have no Jurisdiction. even though the
offer OF bribery alleged to have been
made by General Charles ID. Elliott az
the lnsuEauon OF A. Leo Well was
made in this state
To this Captain 5. n. Avis. counsel
Tor the state, referred the speaker 10
me TACT that the iron workers charged
with conspiracy in the dynamiting OF
the Los Angeles Times building were
arrested in Indiana, where they had
t hr headquaTters and from where
thsy conducted their part In the con-
spiracy. and taken by force to Calf
tornia, where they were tried. convict
ed and sent 10 prison.
Significant Expression.
Judge Littiepage offered the most
signlhcant expression OF the hearing.
IN the opinion OF many. this u-STuinE
when he said. u have been under jhc
impression that where a court. a pub
lie service commission or any D'her
tribunal renders a decision that has
been influenced improperly 81 was no
crime 10 oner a reward 10 ind out the
cause OF the rendition Of such dcci-
sion. ! want TO be clear ON that point
and wish TO hear some an. lorities"
Then while Mr.. Price uaz contend
Ing that II was not bribery TO induce
4 man to tell the truth. Captain Avis
interrupted and introduced q number
OF decisions in contradiction Of his
opponents statements.
me case continually has attracted
a good deal Of attention and the hear
ings all have been well attended
u Is expected that the hearing OF
arguments viii be closed tomorrow
forenoon by Prosecuting Attorney
Townsend and that a ruling will be
made on the petition Of Well during
the day by the court.
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RIVER NEWS

Reports have BE- that Captain "Bu'y"
Roe. owner az tho Kar1wha. has pur-
chased the Reuben Dunbar. which VII
BE- run as sister packet 90 the Karl-
VIVA 600 the Pittsburgh Charleston trade
The Dunbar boo entering hrr new trad.
De- scheduled tu leave Charleston Mon.
day. arriving here Thursday Tor the
SMOKY CITY. The kuuINn1. from Pitts
nNfEh Tor charleston. ia due here carly
ihlN morning The uuubara down
weekly trip viII Do. tY arrive here Fri.
Tuday'a huat4. GrautsyIIs for Dl4r.
lnEtgu 80 30 %. u., Loroua at Q b.. m
for Pittsburgh
The rivers above are falling. while
thc ohio % tHia point early tIla morn
Jug Ie about stationary with seyUn
feet three inches
The first motion picture boat ever asrr
lU lI.H section arrived SEQ ferUHg MORN
lhE rom below II.fs'1rEh uuH left lIsf
evening Tor NuNHar'Efr points 200 show
90 HlI fhe small town. Provisions and
much of flr FURNITURE and g.Ha#wHrH
were bought hs.r Irr frr movie craft
River Stages
HNiI ISLAND INH SO feet. fall
IUE. clear
.srsuENyLLu.7g feet rising.
rAW>EHsurUo. feet failing.
tiuuaA>r1w> PC f-., falling
gJr eIrY..f f... .a..r.rr clear
NHEET.N d.. fs.t falling clear
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DYSPEPTICS
NEED HEXETS

Anyone who suffers from dyspep-
STA or Indigestion will find a sure
and safe relief in HEXETS. When
IA good dinner makes you feel bad.
sours the stomach and causes that
stuhy drovsy feeling. HEXETS
are needed
HEAETS will relieve you Of stom-
ach distress They digest All tho
rich. heavy food and remove all the
100 effects after eating " taken
after meals they regulate the stom-
lch and create a good healthy az.
petite. You will be surprised Al
the good result DO you take only
one
Get a 1Oc box from the drug
store to-day Give them a trial
The spcarmint flavor makes them
easy 90 take
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BARN BURNED
Property of Mr.. Wilson Henderson. Hsay
Maynard. o.. Destroyed By
Ptrs Last Might

large barn on the farm OF WIN. Hen.
derson. % Hendsrson's Ridge. IL
miles from Maynard. o.. was destroyed
by fire OF unknown origin at midnight
last night. -Four milch cows were burn
ed 70 death and from IS 60 40 tons OF
hay were destroyed. Various farm I'm.
plements were Lost.
The barn was practically new build
Ing 81 the most modern design and was
valued AZ $1,000. The hay destroyed was
worth 500. and the entire loss will total
$1,000. The fire was discovered Al II
o'clock and a short time after mIdnieht
the building was burned 90 the around
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TAB" little randyUko suarra
INsp'ps'n Tablet after each meal. and
ono or bed Time. end mo- matter what
'i ''i ur Nh'u you CAT Dr.. Fo.. odd.
.a. ....a honest. friend baked or.
h..l.d food H.ii NOT IuIuTr you
"F rhr Ir..". prnsrrIH, -HHrfs
10y .a Tablets in their raaH. Of
.'"wa.n troubles and dI.D.flN. G.sor.
GER. They arn cold af rr.rs drug
STORE over here. U.ir. aH cents H
h"t. II r1I want proof before sou
TH'rh1 nH uuf coupon below
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DIRECT TAX
Continued from First PaEsJ

ers' and that in ihe case Of gas trans
would be paid by citizens OF other
states. He added that II mauufactur-
ers within the state were compelled 10
pay an increase In cost OF gas because
OF the tax they would do so chaerfuIIv
especially n the state leEislated to dis.
courage expectation
ar. brady compared the coal ana
gas Industries which he said TOOK fror,
the state valuable product. when
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= %
The chief further says I'm his report
that the present pumps can only &c
quire a capacity Of 300 gallons Der
minute, With the triple combination
he could attain 5000 gallons Der
minute or an Increase Of 1900 Earons
per minute With keeping the pres.
ent apparatus In reserve. he could
give a possible capacity Of 200 gal
Ions per minute Action on this point
viii be keenly watched.
Routine Work.
Inc board or control reported that
Do had not reached q decision vet ON
the question Of installing the f2-incH
intake pipe. A petition to transfer
cemetery deed from William Harvey
70 West Virginia Home for Friondlpsa
and Aged Women was referred 10 tho
cemetery committee
Another message from W j. Colts
concerning a parcel ~ land iu South
wheeling was received and asked thar
certain streets or alley ways be- laid
out This matter was referred To- the
Grades
The board of control submitted %
m'-aaEe asking that funds left over
from tho bond ISSUE of 1905 Doc trans
ferred fo The sinking fund This mos.
gEe showed about $500 left over. and
The request was granted vouchers d..
sued Tor The month Of January were
approved
CITY Solicitor Brennan said that Doc
had finished Tho building ordinance
and row had f ready FOR fHr urlfr7nr.
committee This committee was Dr.
0'red i1 rrf busy and hove tho urFf.
nance before council 1f fIH nest meet.
s.Tn.f. fur Goo next two u.HL# Some
or f.U m."H I.. laughed H. fH. .HH.i
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state or Wet Virginia County Of ONO.
J. Fred J. fUN. Cashier uf the rbrys
p AIMED bank. do zuIsmuil swear that the
above statement be- true ra an. b-.st az
my know ledge and belief
FRED J. FOX. Cashier.
q. ID. NtFAnnE.N
=. ~. BROWN
N. 4. JONES.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
This san day OF March. 1918.
A.. b. BOWIE
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March Ib. 1915.
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Stockholders, Meetinp.
F1EtsburEh, wheeling ana Kentucky
Railroad Company.

pittsburgh. Pa. February o. 1915.
The annual meeting Of the stockhoId-
ers Df the Pittsburgh. wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company will b. held
% Cd. principal office OF the Company.
iu the city or Wheeling West virginia
on
TIL ESpAY. MARCH %. 1915.
20 two O'Clock T. 81 Central TImuI. for
the purpose uf receiving tho annual re-
port for 1914 slectiuE six directors con-
sfifutirE "a Board Co.. serve for the susu.
lnE year. and transacfiuE such other
business lE may properly come before
The meeting s. &C. tlff RICH
Assistant Secretary.
fags.mr-T0.ZG
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GERMAN ARSENAL BLOWS Ue.

LONDON. March q. $3.50 b. mY.
The Central Ncvs correspondent o.
Amsterdam teleEraphE that fourteen
men were Killed aDd seventy injured
today by on explosion In o. German
arsenal az Antwerp.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Hotieo 70 i1anufaotuTers. Jobbs-s, M.r

Notice 90 Manufacturers. Jobbs~r. nfsr-
ehanta AID others Wholeaaie Dealers.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That
lne state Board ~ Control uf the State
% Wr4f Virginia win receive bids d4Uv
90 ifE 0ffire ~ Charleston West NireinIi.
Tor furnishing supplies for me several
stat. urffufiHrr. The financial manage.
m.n' ~ which g. vested On said H1ard
Cor r.Ufe VIII BE- awarded fu tho Iorrart
f'nu"rr. quality rUnHIHernH and HfN.r
ihlrrH being equal West NirrIrin deal.
frg VIII D.. given preference
ItafT - supplies needed Will b. fur.
rirHrd bidders ON rsarirt III rrYttrefa
stain. fHr UrH desired
STATE BOARD ur CONTROL.
1910 Ch1rl-afnu. West Nfrgfria
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR SALE on RHrT-Ovrsr Ils,ITv
city. rooms. reception hall finished
auto. all modern improvements. Large
Tot with fruit 1000 Small deposit hal
ancg Ike rent Rent 5000 per month.
HCst proposition In Elm Grove HeII
21g-I. rr--sT
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Mr.. DySpeptiC!
You Can Now Eat
a Hip-Hoari7g. Rich Meal n You'll
Take a stuart's Dyspepsia
Tsblet After a.

Don't Take Our Word for II. Let Us
send You a Free Sample TO Prove IL
MI you stomach sufferers whom
food has Cowed and who walk TO your
meals a. though you were about 10
enter the arena Of Nero here Is "A
message that will make you clad
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AARON MARCUS.
Earkruu



Northern District 81 Ntzt Virginia. -.
ON this efh day of March. a. D.. 1915.
on reading the foregoing petition. 81 is
ordered by the Court that "A hearing
D. hao upon the same ON the 9Th day OF
April A. d. 1915. before said Court at
Wheeling. iH said district. az ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon. ANA that notice thereof
D. published In tho Wheeling lutcIireu-
Ger, newspaper printed in said District.
and th9t all known Creidturs and other
persons Iu Interest may appear al the
s":d time and place and show cause 60
any they hpEe. why the prayer Of the
said petition should not b. granted
And % g. further ordered by the Court.
that the CLERK shall send by mail To- all
known creditors copies of said petition
aud this order addressed TO them pt their
places OF residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston g.. pay-
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and tho seal
thereof, 81 Wheeling, IN said district ON
the Sth day OF March 4. f.. 1915.
Attest
e. y. EEFNUNER. CLERK
4. s. ID. G.. y. -. W. Va
mr-11-1S
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NRS. n. s ALLISON viii offer sar saf,
part ~ her household goods Nsdrfa.
DAY, March 10Th. - Isr residence 81.
30 Maple avenue. NundIuWu. Tho ff,r.-a
20 BE- disposed OF VIII consist or q af.t..
TOT. ~ fN'''a rugs. porch fUruffurt..
couch. china. chairs. etc. ur.IH.-
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