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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
RAILROADS MAY CHARGE
FOR STORAGE or CARS
Corporation Commission Enters Or
der Affecting Richmond and
I.ynchburg.
AS TO FREIGHT RATE INCREASE
Charles NJ. Broun Appointed Exam
liner for State Corporation Commits
sion to Aid i'm Supervision of
Light and Power Companies.

Several important orders were issued
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission. one of which authorizes
the railroads centring in Virginia to
put Into effect track storage charges
at Richmond and Lynchburg
Authority to publish and make eff
fectivc track storage charges at Lynch
burg Is given to the Chesapeake and
Ohio. Norfolk and Western and the
Southern. The same privilege at Rich
inond Is given to the Atlantic Coast
Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac. Seaboard
Air Line and Southern.
TEXT OF ORDER AS TO
STORAGE CHARGES
The schedule to be observed Is as
follows:
Track Storage Charges.
Rule l.--Cars subject TO the rules:
Cars held for loading unloading or
as matter OF convenience. or as n
facility for the consignor or consignee
when held upon tracks designated as
public delivery or receiving team
tracks i'm the city of Lynchburg and in
the city of Richmond. north of the
James River
Rule 2.-Timc allowed:
Note-1n computing time, Sundays
and legal holidays (nationul, State and
'nun!cipaD Will be excluded. When a
legal holiday falls OH Sunday, the fol-
lowing Monday will be excluded.
"A. Forty-eight hours 1.-TWO days)
VIII be allowed on all cars held for
loading-the time to be computed from
hrst y. NJ. after placement.
% Forty eight hours 1.-TWO days.
VIII be allowed on cars held for un-
loading switching orders, reconsign-
ment or reshipmSnt, computed from the
hrst a. NJ. after placement and after
the day on which notice OF arrival has
been sent or given.
&C. On empty caSs ordered and not
used, team track storage will be
charged from the first A. Nj. after
placement until released
Rule 3.tTeam track storage
charges:
For the next two days after the
time mentioned In Rule 2. the charge
viii be one dollar (SD per car per
day. or fraction thereof. and for each
succeeding day thereafter the charge
VIII be two dollars (32) per car per
day. or fraction thereof.
Rule 4.-Notlcc and claims:
The foregoing track storage charges
are In addition to the regular car demur-
rage charges provided for in tariffs
--. lawfully on file with tho Inter
state commerce Commission, and the
VI 'uch CnhTBeS is SuD1ect
TO the rules and provisions thereof. re.
iating to service of notice as provided
| in Rule No. 4, and the exemption for
detention through causes named In
Rule OF the said tariff. (Supplements
| thereto and reissues thereby
Except that on shipments moving
between points in tho State of Virginia
tand not going outside the State OF
Virginia In transiD the rules and regu.
| lations of the State Corporation Com.
mission of Virginia. in reference tc
| service of notice and exemptions &C.
count weather conditions and punching
OF cars, rs set out in the instructions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
VALVES Preliminary Hearing.

Alfred Thomas colored, yesterda y
waived preliminary examination in the
Police Court on the charge OF shoot
Ing at Amanda Richardson. and the
case was certified to the Hastings Court
by Justice Griggs. The Nse against
Thomas Richardson, charged with
shooting at Thomas, was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
Named for Govcrnor stuart.

The Henry c. Stuart Building is the
name given to the Industrial annex to
the Virginia School for the Deaf and
the Blind. which has just been COM
pletcd. Information of the compli-
ment to Governor Stuart was received
here yesterday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
DIRT CONTRACT.

County Highway Engineer Peret
will receive sealed bids per cubic
yard Of earth al to be filled over the
Pierce school house culvert and the
Adolph Sommer culvert tst the
County Clerks office up to
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9th.
at 500 p. m. Information about the
filling over culverts, where dirt Is to
be gotten, ETC., on Hle At the County
Clerks office on and after Thursday,
October It'll, 1t loo p. m.
Separate bids on each oil. Bidder
to deposit certified cheek, or money,
for $500, with bid - guarantee To
contract II awarded the work.
. " q JOHN h. PERT.
County Highway EaglRasr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

Mrs. Il. II. Dawson Is said to DO q
very sick woman.
Prosecuting Attorney A. NJ. Tib-
bells was In the city, Tuesday, looking
Into matters pertsinining to the com.
Ing term Of our circuit court, and
while here found time to give TIE
SENTINEL call. 1t Is alwayss pleas
ure to meet him, for he Is so made up,
that one Is always bettered some way
by meeting with him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

Get you . pair Of the good "Old
Reliable" Browns s5s School Shoes
for Boys and Girls. Don't care where
you 20, you can't beat 'em for DUAL.
ITY AND PRICE. Sold only by O.
w. King.
Ray Dreher, son Of Bert DreheE
and wife, Of Woodvills district, after
an absence Of two months, In Nssa
county, Kan, has returned to hii
ole over there. on september "a he
sttsnded the funeral Of his grandfa.
thsr, the late 8. O. Mash, ct Larnsdl
Kan. ..,-.,.sa5,. ..., q,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Hsd1arCo,ood Tim:

Headquarters Meyer Post, @. A. r.,
September IS, 1915.
Post met at the home Of Comrade
Montgomery, Post Commander Cum.
minis presiding.
The reading Of the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with.
1t was reported that Comrsde Fred
Markt, WHO Is nov undergoing treat
ment at the sisters hospital; In st.
Joseph, was getting along nicely. II
was decided that EACH of the com.
rades send Comrade Markt a postal
card to cheer him up. ace. ......... ..
The Post received invitations for
the next meeting Of the Post as fol.
lows: For the month OF october, T.
9. DUNCAN; for the month Of Novem.
Der, VIM. Morris; for the month, OF
December, Dan Kunkel; for the
month Of January, ESsl Cooper; oil
OF which Invitations were gladly &C.
cepted.
The Post also received . very &C
ceptable note from Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Cummfns, which pleased us very
much. aa-.. ....-.'.-..---. -....a... ... ...
Miss Lillian Austin sang . few
selections In . very acceptable man
ner, which blessed the members o.
the Post very. much. Members o
the Post also sang some Of the oil
army songs, which reminded US o
days long past.
Our singing WAS cut short about
this time by the announcement that
refreshments we're awaiting US In tn
next room. The Post immediatel.
assembled around the elegantly 81
ranged tables, when the roll VA
called and the following comrade
answered present: @. W. Cummins
commander; Comrades Cunningham
Cooper, Zachman, Jones, Dobyns
DUNCAN, Morris, Kunksi, King, Hard
man, Norris. Frye, Turnhan an
Montgomery.
After the pronouncing Of grace b.
.Comrade Hsrdman, the Post di'
ample justice TO the elegant sprea'
placed before them.
The thanks Of the Post we're ten
dered to Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
and TO their able assistants, Mrs
Grace NJ. DUNCAN and Miss Lillial
Austin, for the nice entertained
received at their hands.
After the salute Of the Post Of tn
three times three. the Post stoo
adjourned. ,. X.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Letter from Pathe Freres People tc
R. S. Reeves.
X. S. REEVES, Manager,
). Royal Theatre,
Dragon. Mo.

W. o. NsbNsS, "AuekcIs
Royal Theatre, r.r..
Oregon, Mo.
DEAR SiR:--
Relative to price on Gold Rooster
Plays y" Ns~-----~
These would cost you s35.Oo . night
on . basis Of contract for q months,
one each week. Paper to extent OF 3
sheet, I u sheet and 2 | sheets gratis,
Heraids, $500 per 1000, or Sc per 100.
Usual charge for photos and slides.
The plays above mentioned would be
first run. That Is you would show
them on the same nights that they
are shown In New York At the Loew
Theatres; In Chicago, at the Palace
Theatre Circuit; IN st. Louis, at the
Cornelius; In Kansas City; In Phila.
delphia, At the Chestnut Street Opera
House, etc. This would give your
patrons absolutely New Pictures right
through on these feature nights and q
man from New York City, Chicago or
elsewhere could 20 into your show and
see play that he had never seen be.
fore, A lady with guest from one Of
these points could afford her enter.
tainmsnt and he sure Of her not hav.
Ing seen the same play before.
The stars In the play embrace those
Of . type like Fania Marinoti, Gall
Kane, Nance O'Nisl, Mabel Van Buren,,
Jessie Ralph, Ethyl Clayton, Corrins
Grant, Betty Nanssn and others and
the men are Clifton Crawford, Richard
earle, william Elliott, VIM. Cutleigh
Edwain Arnold, Edward Jose, Donald
Mac Ksnzie, Barr Macintosh, Howard
Estabrook, and others equally famous
Some OF these have never appeared
In pictures, IS Richard earle who will
star In Mary's Lamb, which ran fol
two years In New York; also Clifton
Crawford and Gail Kane, who starred
In New York two years and wert
never west. To your patrons thss,
pictures should be worth the money
Of soc . night, - they would have u
pay $500 seat to see the people II
the stage work
The plays will be on famous books
such IS The Gslloper, At Bay, Simor
the Jester, The Beloved Vagabond
Nedrs, etc,
Hope to hear from you favorably OF
this this and remain,
Yours truly,
PATHE FREREs,
Thos. 8. Bradley,
' Representative.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Forbes and Vicinity.
NERO.

Deputy Sheriff Fred Cook Was In
Forbes, last Saturday.
The rain ON last Saturday delayed
apple picking and hauling.
ALLEN Guyer and wife were visit.
Ing In St. Joseph, . few days, this
week.
Much complaint Is being made,
north Of town, about the wolves and
foxes, taking poultry. II they keep
on the Thanksgiving turkey crop
will be short.
Hunt Bros, OF St. Joseph, and
Moore & Moore, OF Oregon, are load.
Ing apple cars every day. They say
II will take oil week to finish gather.
Ing Jonathans.
Ralph Milne, In company with
Byron Murray, Of Oregon, left on last
Saturday for the state fair at Sedalia,
where they 20 ~ members Of the
State Fair School.
C. w. Gotten returned last week
from Lane county, Kan, where he
was looking after the thrsshing Of the
wheat on his farms there. He reports
wheat Is being . good crop, this year.
Postmaster A. G. Young returned
last week from several weeks sight.
seeing In the West, also visiting the
Panama Exposition. He looks we'll,
and to say he enjoyed the trip, does
not half express 1t.
On Monday of last week when
Harry Dsglow went to thrssh on the
Sshlin farm, he found some parts OF
his engine missing, also some bolts Of
the separator. On Friday, while
John Shsnks was threshlng ct Mike
Prussman's, he ran . large harrow
tooth through his separator, tearing II
up In general. Any one that will
stoop to such low tricks should be 10
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would bs
too good for them. v
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
n. Z. Church, Forest City.

Rev. n. 4. Campbell, Pastor.
pt-achipg services, second aud fourth sun
days, n q, ~, aud sp, ~,
sunday srhrnl, ~ u. ~, a. ". fnwks, sa-
pcrlntcnd.nL
Junior League, e!JO y, m, Miss Grace Ef-
nrr. superintendent,
s.dinr League, -, m.yMl,s Jessie Ram
sey. president,
Choir practice, Monday aud Thursday evvn-
inp>, so'clWk. Mrs Rosie Apgar. pianist.
A welcome Ia ALL
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
German u. Z. Church

Rev. ". L. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday school at $50 o. m.
Preaching every sunday at 10 % . m.
Preaching every sunday as the hedAVN0
,hufch at Q 30 y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday sfternoos %
Z 10,
Everybody cordially invited to attend aesvs
\ ,syicrs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Viewpoint.

tsmi Z ; q
Arthur Carton and family visitea
hoy Bender, Sunday. : -
-Chas. Pennington left for Fair.
view, Kan, Monday morning. ..
Mrs. Fred Fleener left for Ne.
braska City, Friday, for q weeks Wis
II. ~
A letter from Spencer Boswell, re-.
|seited Monday reported him much q.
Ed. Davis and family and Grand.
ma Davis took dinner with Fred
Davis and wife, Sunday.
Emmett Hodgin and wife and
Fred Patterson went TO Sedalia, Mon.
day, to attend the fair. "
Jack Wright, wife and baby spent
Q. few days last week In Iowa. They
returned Saturday evening.
Ralph Meyer went to Mound city,
Monday, to attend the funeral Of his
cousin, Mrs Helen Kiefer.
Mrs. Harrison KInkel and son re-
turned from Kansas City, Monday,
where they visited relatives.
Earl Springer and wife arrived
home from the West, Saturday
where they visited for several weeks
| "A latter from Mrs. Tom Cain 70
ports both herself and Clarence much
better. They returned Tuesday morn
Ing.
Mrs. ". T. Graves came up from
Kansas City, Monday. 10 be with hel
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith, who u
sick.
-Roxie and Grace Carson cam,
home from MaryyilIe. Friday even
ling. and STAYED until Sunday after
neon.
| John Uamm returned from Ex
c.lsior Springs. where La visited Z,
few DAYS. lie left bis wife and Jacl
for n LANCER yisi..
l .Ro,,erf Kneale stuck a pltchfof,
I'm his foot while threslinp At VII
Sprinper's. iinnictiny n painfuI blu
lnof 4 serlous wound
Il c,.,.. p..u.,, an, a.,,,.,s
Rata. and Grace. LEFT for X ansa
Guy, Thu rsday, where NJ. I,oswsl
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned at his office In the
City Of Oregon, Missouri, until $50
p. IN. OF Friday, October LIST, 1915, At
which time all bids will be opened for
the work Of Grading, CURLING, Gut
tering and paving portions Of the
roadways OF Washington, Missouri,
Main and Nodaway streets, In the
City Of Oregon, Missouri, according
to plans, specifications and profiles on
die In the office Of the City Clerk and
In the ONCE Ut Leslie. Barnes In
cheering Company, 4O3 German.
American Bank Building, St. Joseph,
Missouri. n. t. .'H
The approximate amount Of work
to be done Is ~ follows:
Grading, 1878 cubic yards earth;
Concrete Combination Curb and
Gutter, 5928 lineal feet:
Bituminous concrete pavement, 49,.
$50 square yards;
All proposals shall be on blank
forms furnished by the City Clerk,
and shall b accompanied by . Ger.
tilted check In the sum Of five per cent
Of the amount Of the bid, made pay
able to the City Treasurer Of the City
Of Oregon, Missouri.
The Board Of Aldermen reserves the
right to reject any or oil bids.
Done by order Of the Board Of Al
dsrmen Of the City Of Oregon, Mis-
souri,. d. B. KUAKnL,
City Clerk.
FOR 6sls-one Rslsnd- China boar.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Arrivalsnd Departure Of Nails at the
Postoflice, orege q, Ho.


Arf'vsisno departure OF Asiis ~ the
Postoffice. OroRc q. No.
Effective January l. isN.
MAusnr,ART,
7sa ~ m. For Omaha ant intermediate
points, and all points north, east
and west
$40 .. m. For ". Joseph and intermediate
points.
1900 IN. For all points south. east
and west. except Tarkio and
Villisca branches
ii50 p. ~. For all points north. west and
east,
ti5 Y. m. For Villisca, north. mail " oil
points north. east. south and
west. except intermediate b.
tween Forest City and 81. Joe.
7;i5p IN. For all points north. south. east
and west
Pouches will be exchanged between Oregon
AND Forest City postofices. as follows
Leave Oregon ut 1900 N. and return At
500 m.
Leave Oregon ut a;i5 y. tn. and return At
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Circuit Court.
Convenes fourth Mondays In February and
October and third Monday 10 May.
Alonro u. Burncs, circuit judge.
A. N. Tibbels, prosecuting attorney.
Edwin A. Durham. circuit clerk.
Geo D., 0clvin. sheriff.
q, A. L-edy IT.. stenosraphsr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Baptis, Church, tcolored) Oregon. ,
Vim, MITCHELL, PAstnr,

VIM, Mitchell. Pastor.
services At the First baptist church the
ars, sunday Ia each month u u .. nj. and ..
m
sunday scool a'a D m :ea,h sunday.
H. y. Tat; p.m.'
All are invited.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
sNesw;; Elevator.

Forest City Is to hakaa new eleya.
tor, tho, officia charter being r..
ceived, this week. 1t " q co.opera.
tive farmers company, with . capital
Of $4,000, and will be known as the
Farmers Elevator Company, OF For
est City, and we understand Is now
ready for business. ...
Tie new company has > fully paid
capital stock OF $1,000, and has taken
over the elevator and general grain
business Of the estate ofthe late z.
A. Landers. A number Of improve.
ments In this property will be made,
bringing the equipment up to every
requirement, The new company was
organized by @. W. Carter, Of Clarin.
da, Iowa, who will be secretary and
general manager, With residence In
Forest City. TIE stock Is held by
thirty seven farmers OF this section.
Philip Schlotzhauer Is president, and
with him upon the board Of directors
are the follow ing: G. W. Carter, J,
L. Raiser. II. W. ShaifYer, L. J,
Creider, Albert Kollmer and J. W
Kuhn.
The thirty additional stockholder'
are a. follows: .. A. Williams, JOSEPH
II. Murray, Hugh Burrier, Fred Kohl
mer, william Neiderhouse, Pete
sipes, Edward May, George Gotten
Charles Evans, @. J. Bruntmeysr
Daniel Burrier, Daniel Jamison, A. J
ShaifIer, Charles Shaiffer, A. d. Tay
Tor, Charles W. Glenn, c. G. Brown
Ezra Martin, 3. n. Fitzmsurice
George Watson, G. A. Owens. Waite
stslsy, John Turpsy, John Peters
Brady. Sipes, william Rasnic, Ramse.
& Campbell, Alfred Raiser, 4. ]. Cas-
teel and Samuel Quick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Christian Church, Forest City.

Elder 7. c, Rc,nor. Pastor.
sunday schuol Mt 70 ~ m. cvety sunday.
Preaching On III. first aud third sundAysof
each mJn,h morning and evening.
y.r. c. =. meets every sunday at 200 y. N.
Al cordially invited u attend these SER
vices.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

Holt County population, it,afp.
state thN, 10 m eco valuation,
County taS, 3oc on 600 valuation,
County road taN, TO- On tico valuation,
Special road nnd bridge, Sc On eco vnlua'
tion,
Average school tas levy. &c per 600 vslua'
uUn,
County created by act ~ legislature. Janu'
,ry -. isii,
County named Tor David Rte. Holt, OF
Platte County.
Oregon, County seat, created by act ~ leg.
lslnturc. june -, i-ii,
Population. ,sel.
Assess,ble wealth, oregon. tjSJ,t.o
Lands and town lots .,,,..,,,,,,,...,.,6-Ss $40
Personal .,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,,.," .,.'' 100
Merchants, ,.,,,,, ,,,',' ,,,,,',''''' s'psso
Railroad, telegraph and Telephone. -, lss
Oregon. county seat,
Electric lighted,
waterworks system,
City tax, 75c IN tiO0.
School tax, o. Oo on 600.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

County Court
Regular TERMS first Mondays In fcbru
ary. May. August and November.
David q. stallsri, presiding judge,
Peter u. Raiser. judge ~, district.
NJ. l.. Norman. judge ID district
Daniel u. kuukcl, clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Presbyterian Church, New Point.

Rev. Z. -. Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching the second and fourth sundays
each month. sabbath.school each sunday ~
10 D. ~.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Presbyterian Church, woodvilis.

Rev, 7. u. Roberts. Pastor.
Preaching the drst and third: sundays OF
Of each month. sabbath school each sundAy
ut 10 u, m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

convencs second Mondays In February
May, August and November.
u. N. DUNCAN. probate judge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

Cursor Christian Church, Blur oity.
W. II. Hardn,An, Pastor.
Preaching on the second aud fourth Lords-
day ut II u. IN. aud 7 ~ y, m.
Bible school each Lordsday ut 10 .. n
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

New Fall Chats are here.
w.. kREEk I HASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01

--Yor Sale One Poland. China boar.
Earl Benton, oFsgq No,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
Evangelical Church.

IA. CLAdgTT. Pasto
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue OF authority vested IN tho
Undersigned Roy Il. Parrish, special com
missioner, by decree made and entered
by the circuit court OF Harrison County,
West Virginia. on the 23rd. day OF October,
1915, In the chancery cause therein pending
In which the clarkabnrg Automobile Com
pany Ia plaintiff aud u. Clark Ice at al
are defendants; l will, as special commits
Eloner,
ON THE e7TM. DAY OF DECEMBER, 1918,
Mt one O'Clock, p. NJ. sell at public auction,
at the front door of the court house OF
Harrison County, West Virginia, tho fol-
lowing lots or parcels of land, situated on
the North side OF Elk Creek, near the City
Of Clnrksburg, IN Clark District, Harrison
County. West Virginia, In the ELK Grove
Addition of the said City of ClarkSburg,
being lots numbered seventy. seven III and
seventy.elght (7Sl on plat OF said Eik
Grove Addition, which plat Is OF record
In the County Clerks office OF Harrison
County, West Virginia. In Deed Book No.
200 page 40; being same lots or parcel Of
land conveyed to u. Clark Ice by Guy h.
Hulderman by deed bearing date the 10th.
day OF April. 1915.
TERMS Of SALE: onc.third cash In
hand on day of sale, ana the residue 10
be paid In two equal instniimcnts In ak
and twelve months from date Of sale the
purchaser to give notes with good personal
security to be approved by the commission.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Mt. Glare. wes-
ton. Shinnston, Fairmont, Fairview,
Pennington. Warrington and inter-
mediate points daily except Sunday.
Shipments for Warrington and inter
mediate points must be in station
not later than $500 q. m. Fairyiew
and intermediate points not later than
11:00 a, m, Weston and intermediate
points. not later than 1900 NJ.
Quick service. reasonable rates,
and care in handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
MoNoNGAHELA VALLEY TRAc-
TON COMPANY.
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DANIELS
CONTINUED from page ST.

val aviation corps.
Q. Extension OF the navy reserve
act for the purpose OF forming re-
serves of power boats, aviators and
radio operators and to increase the
desirablllty of the reserve service to
honorably discharged enlisted mon of
the regular macy, A detailed plan in
this connection will be presented to
Congress at later date. The person.
mel OF the present naval auxiliary
service should be placed in the naval
reserve. the report says. and the light
house and coast service men and the
equipment also should be placed un-
der navy jurisdiction and training for
use In event of war.
3. Increased naval militia appro-
priations to include the construction
of suitable vessels for the Illinois, and
Minnesota detachments and supply
ing aeroplanes for naval militia use
in training.
Research Laboratory.
4. Construction OF an adequate
research laboratory for the use OF
navy engineering and scientific bu-
reaus. and the board OF civilian scien-
lists recently created under Thomas
A. Edison as chairman. The report
states that FIVE million dollars for this
purpose was the amount suggested by
the civilian board members, but sec.
rotary Daniels makes no specific rec
ommendation although he includes
preliminary figure in his estimates for
the first years expenditure,
5. Expenditure of one million dol
lars to re-engine the battleship North
Dakota, the scout cruiser Salem and
the destroyers Henley and Mayrant.
6. Construction OF a dry dock at
the Norfolk yard to accommodate the
largest battleship. HS
z. Further legislation for adequate
oil land reserves for the macy.
s. Legislation to make the serv-
Ice more attractive including extend
ed powers to grant discharge by pur-
chase and various changes in rank
ings.
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er for tho deferred payments, bearing In.
terest from date, and MS further security
said commissioner shall retain q vendors
lien upon the property.
Given under my hand this the goth day
OF November, 1913.
ROY II. PARRISH.
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF HARRISON, to.wit:
], ]. Wade Coffman, clerk OF tho circuit
court OF Harrison County, West Virginia,
do certify Tint Roy 10. Parrish. special
commissioner. whose name Ia signed TO the
foregoing notice OF sale, hns given bond
MS required by the decree Of sale in said
cause conditioned according to law.
Given under my hand this tho Goth day
OF November, 1918.