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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE
oosnussToNERs, sALr.
cOmmissionsrs' sale Of a..i ProD.,,


EdWard Schaefer. administrator OF the
estate Of Ambrosus Schaefer vs. The
Tesa Jaquay and others In Chancery.
by virtue Of the authority vested IN
the undersigned Special Commissioners
~ certain decree Of the Circuit Court
Tor ohio County. West Virginia. made IN
the Chancery cause Of Edward Schaefer.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Ambro-
sus Schaefer. against Theresa Jaquay
and others. therein pending. which de-
1919, IN chancery order book No ~. AT
page bAl, said Special Commissioners
viii sell AZ public auction 10 the hfRhest
BIDDER, a. the front door Of the Court
House Of the said County Of ohio. in Inc
city Of Wheeling. West virginia
Saturday, August 9sth, 1915,
commencing AZ 10 o'clock a m the fol
lowing described real property. that IL 20
The west half Of lot numbered forty
-Four 80. situate IN that part 81 the city
OF wheeling. ohio County. West Vfr-
Einia, commonly known ~ East Wheel
ing. on the north side Of nineteenth
street. Being the same property con-
NeYed 20 the said Ambrosus Scnaefer bv
Mrs- Elizabeth Pitts and Charles W.
End day of September. 1881. ana recorded
IN the office of tho clerk of the County
court Tor ohio County. West Virginia.
in Deed Book No. -. rage 80.
TERMS OF SALE. cash
j. n. HANDLAN.
r. =. IiDNECKER
Special Com INF eaionera.
hereby certify that the bond and Sc
curity has been given hy the above
named special Commissioner. a. re-
CURED hy said decree. and conditioned
JOIN J.. KtNGHoRN.
clerk N the circuit Court fer Ohio
-1lnlN. Wei virginia. au-G-1 7-10-21
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED lutellgent neat girl 20 work
IN gSrk. NJ Mack. Knife Rack. wheel
--. La-A an-la-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
MourGSviile Camp Grounds, in
g'Sd condition. Address Forest
View" Box lo2, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
good location. excellent ,hHnr. ana
narsain. Address J. h. d. care IntsIh-
geuCer. au-fat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
REDEMPTION or BONDS


District Raflroad Bo-da 20 Ne TAKEN Up.
~ a REGULAR Session of the County
court held for the county on Barbour.
state ~ West Virginia. 81 phiiippf. al
the Court House Of Fald county. On the
btn day Of MAY. 1915.
The foloWins order was entered %
nj b. ordered thar notics OF the
intention OF the County % Barbour b
pay oft certain out Standing District
Raj road Bonds. b. puhiisned Tor % days
ln ne Wheeling lntelligeucer. a daily
neWapaper published fn the City n
notice % shall be cot form that the num-
Der u Bonds desired 70 b. paid on and
taken up under this order rfai1 ri
Eleven Old On number. which tnrIuda
-Four co q VALLEY District HaiIorad
Bonds nun bcred Two to Five incIuafvr.
Tor Dive Hundred Dollars each. and 81
sued ~ the County Court or Harb1ua
County. and date August g. 1855 Mum
Per one % said Bonds having hersf0flrs
been taken ~ and cancelled
The remainder C. me Eleven I'm
Bonds, being Seven 90 ~ Harker bis
tricf Railroad Bonds. numbered one o.
seven Inclusive Tor Five Hundrad Dot
lars each. issued b. the County Court of
harbogr county and benrinE date %
And 20 is ordered thaf the Sheriff u
eeld COUNTY cenEe payment ~ interest
~ said hgnds at the expiration Of said
eoPy from the record
Attest
my-i2su-1f-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
AUTOMOBILES
LOST
SEALED PROPOSALS.
chants and nfh.-. xrr1. = ---e@-

houeo 20 Manufacturers. Jobbcru. nder-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Thst
the state board OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids aaIiv
~ It's otfice at Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
StEte institutions. the financial manage
mcnt - which IL vested In SAID Hoard
toEtracts viii be awarded TO the lowest
nlddeist quality considered. and other
lnlh&s being equal West Virginia deal
trs VIII b. given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed will be fur
stating tho line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-f Charleston. West Vfrgfpfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13

] iH.HI rHII mated u'.N Hr.rrrnfH fe.Tff rf
I Amount fu Dol provided HF IrvH 8 soc 90
l If appearing chat H levy nn rHrn one
l hundred dollars valuation OF En CENTS
goo municipal purposes 900 Dol rH.easarv
I'g produce fnD estimated amount Ha
] Aforesaid Tor fnn rnHI.nE f...I| year.
FRANK 30 HHi"fl frrT
| Recorder
'au-I8-z0 Town of pIsasant VALLEY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13

Wan p-Salcsruar WITH ability 20
sell Hot Afr Furnace. ir Wheeling
lt%trict rriflrrs need No. arrIv. Give
phone number. Address. Sales1lsuae.r
care Intelligence. au-l 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
Contingent rund

...T.Hf.H ..'r|... accepted rr.arf
nsys fee in Dsae against Natural Gas Co..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
10th Street Home

FOR sALE-A two story brick Dwelling
OF 7 rooms. bath. attic. laundry. etc.
With double two story brick Of 4
rooms each in the rear. Lot fronts 80
feet on 10th street. and so feet on the
Alley. WIN sell as a whole or In two
parts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
ESTIMATES

ESTIMATED REcurPTs AID DIS,
HuhaEMEWT8, AND EHTTMATUn
LEVY, or THE TOWN or pIHAH-
ANT VALLEY, OHIO COUNTY. W.
VA. FOR 1915.
In accordance with section 3. chapter
p. ~ The artr of the erfraUrdIrarv see.
sion Of the legislature o. I1ng inc conn
c.l met and proceeded fo make up an
estimate ~ the amounts neraeaart To- 81
levied for the current fiscal year
TfMATFu UErETT.Te
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
WHEELING. W. Va Aux. 10. 1918


Itet ,ofnfnlssioner 1000 90
-Litt commissioner
$50. r,'ei.ls says nn
,.t,tAil-
it,s -l repairs .s...s--.--...-. 100000
t.i''fi"7 Fs'paliH 10000
900 0u
l-llf t'tlilre ana faIniing 10000
49, '-,lIl ana REPAIRS 10000
sg..A.t llNeLH
tH.i.l-lhE end tfntlnE 10000
contingent street improvements ............ fU...
baltimore street IMPROVEMENT I...........
zoo, s,... geatraet,i Liability 49,. ...... 10000
gontrectual IAabIty-City interests f...... a7aaaa
s'uI ~ NA.i 100000
1870 Aueg ~ "e .i4e ~ WOOD street. 100000
GrsndyisV 80. -. .......... 10000
s.-.,' 49, " 9ol i.o1a e.. ....... 5000
m from Hgh So 60 Isabelle 81 ............ 10000
800 f.I rilf VAIN ............ 1000
s.I ,,i 1--WE r.fH.i ......- .......... 5000
.tlH 'L.' .-LI.g' 10 01I street
orchard hNeJ-iork street to broadway 90. 750Hl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
WANTED-MALE

WANTED uarserr Tor A tar,-i-r
STORE az hurffrgtuu. Mast ~ a -o-1-H
salesman. Addrc-s HoN lHn care me
lutslli rcnrer. .u.fa
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Excebtioal Values in Boys OIiUer TWiSt Suits

-Theee luamt suIf8 Tor TITIIe D0Y8 from 2 to years have found remark able favor in the eyes of mothers who appreciate how attractive 90 youngster looks in them; made of chambrays, percales and galatea cloth in white. plain colors and com bination effects; some have striped or checked pants. with white blouse trimmed Of the same material as the pants. prices range from Sl.00 up to S2.50
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Neu Hand Bags Sl.OO 10 SIO.00

Hand hags ar8 real necessity. too and we are ready with 60 large collection of the newest spring snies-uut old numbers oi hopworn bags
 Dozens ot styles Go choose rom. in the most popular feathers and fabrics, seat wal rus. pin seal morocco and moire silk in an the new shapes some neatly fitted, you will consider them excellent values at the little prices we have attached Go them.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Charming Silk Dresses SIS, $18.5O $20 ub to $29.5O

We care urrudor rorsl low O 3r u To u ( h will b ed pr d r. rsty O ha11n a "
 
 
 Mo of H ar al W i1on < | the amh il a he eus g Empr en e u app le
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Silk Underskirts bO NE Unusual Values dt pOoIO

Yes. that exactly what we mean and Hou 100 Nll agree with that they're marvellous yaucs soon as you sec hem. There's splendid assortment lp choose from iu aII the desred shades and black and white made of splendid quality silk uess8ne. with wide r,- fled HouUoes Co meet the demand of wider skirts lor sprInl and give them .oa proper hand. We repeat i very EXCEPTIONAL NAbJES st S39s
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
MEMS WASH TIES 25c. 35c and soc

New Wash Ties for spring and summer-the most wonderful variety we've ever shown four-in-hands in plain white fabrics and white with various colored stripes, priced ai 2je, 35c and 5OC
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
SUITS $35.OO

for fancy uress suits Silk popiin Serge. Ca. berdiue auA Wool popIin. upon which master tauors have put their seal of approval The models range from the severely plain to tbc distinctly elaborate
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Smart, Practical Suits
 Newest Models COZ Best Materials pZO
All NeuU Fauorite Colors

Sometimes when prlttcabiity enters gto the makeup of suit style flies opt tle window" however with these smart spring models we've priced at s-' Women of dscrimuatiug taste have expressed their apo prova these which appear well and give lastu2 satisfaction under the -treas Q. hard wear
 For tomorrow morning there s splendid collection oi new suits with nr,o tags marked S25aud, judged from every viewpoint Of style dt quality and service. they're worth from S5 to S1ju than che price So cleVeJF that every teure can be fitted w'-l -t st-' altpratiousand thc necessary changes win D, made In our alteration room without change See these e-' suits Monday youG uy deu-ht,l wit their superior cN pellencp and moderate cost
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Practical Coats S7.5O ub to S25. GO

I you did moi purchase your Spring Hat before neglect m
  ---.-- ------ ------ .--
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

kniCker pants mean extra wear. .l- Kuickors are full peg-top style and lined throughout They are made ir am array of pretty all-wOol patterns The suits outriyal we've seen at 3l"" to 80 more than the price we a-F sizes for boys from s to l6 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
WOmen'S Handkerchiefs
 25c, 35c and soc

Our splendid stock gt women. l8nlHrrcHgf- affords ample variety for choo-ul and euors values oNra- ordinary There aorg uiu1ed styles those plain. sheer quality linen. beautifully embroidered .n ueet ds signs Cor trimmed with iaCsuo matter what your desire. you certain 70 fu7 H m tl.s collection -anG .alry priced.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11

0UUoIIIHE ION- 8VUT"IIIIE uTHVIHHT 'IUT is what awaits you at Our NeckWeat couu- ter. the collection includes tue newest and
 smartest spring styles, an go moderately priced Chat every woman who sees them wu lscarccy be able to resist the tempta- ton lo buy Collars. Nestees Collar and Cuff sets Military styles and high tuul- over effects. Of lawn organdie crepe do chine and satin at 35c joc upwards to S2o1
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Briefly Describing e FetO Nct0 Models

The New Nassar Sip-On yamp cf Patent Kid with black
  h urouas ver shaped Hsaae welt all sizes and widths priced st 550]
 New Meadow Brook Pump beautiful new model Patent Kid dull stylish by careful ycnn' he flexible solos, all wdns S50o Parsan Model in Four5aap Slipper in either Pateat O the beauty dsEibe soIes Cuban Hee- short priced d s#TO
 Nlaxize Pump this sma mode lhas a the features he' bon either Patent or Dull Kid turned aoa h sizes and widths priced 
 One Strap Gae Pump popular spring model because enojc vulsand coord flexible welt Louis leather heel priced S5oo
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Practical Dresses for Street
 Wear or TraDeling $15 and $18.5O
 one urnuo sparkling he dtoo xt~odn r O Il vaco otts priced ~
SUITS S29.5O

-Bewtchiuz styles in an the ne wsprin- shades suits that are uItratashiouable in de- sign and ush leach beautifully lined ln materials, in coloriugs and styling you can find none To surpass them. truly wonderful values at S2950
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
Neu Spring Shapes
 and Shades at $4
PANAMA HATS

are here, al loi splendid qudllts and iu a variety of new shapes. high crowns with pencil brim, ani telescope styles predominate prict range from s6.j0 to SlO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-11
NOUeltu Coats S1O.OO 10 S22.5O

W Wonderful values. svdgger styles. splendid sorviceabla materials. Strik- iur biacE-aud-white checks, novelty checks, fancy mixtures and Scotch plaiis. very tylisl and practical be- cause they ft loosely and are always presentable priced at S1o S1250 Co .-. u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

t.-u- R.- spnst rs The conclusion ti
tn ae,,ing v-i.h 81 hmr VII
Gams as ltaaer Two int.ll etual
tests were given the menbers .p The
aafare cf . "Feuit' and 'rrosii"nt"
aatest In the former Miss May
oo.ner proved to Pc the rlcs' brill
.ieat ana II the latter ~ r. lac
,a1i noa the erst prize ard AIRS.
Nolfic Turns Eoa the ooobA prize.
A4 !. 81 Arm Of Mounds at
tended tha sche2l ef instruction
he1i here by Mrs Jennie f. Turpin
CT CHICAGO Manday afternoon,
Hiram Calvin OF Olmstead was in
town Monday or business
W. ". Houeh is quite i'll Of
erysiuelas at his home on East
Ftrsi and Pearl streets.
Mrs. Russell llibbs of Cairo spent
Monday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Sghuler Of Fifth street.
charles Burns was a Cairo visitor
Sunday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27
For a Deep Seated Cold

It is iu cases OF deep seated colds
that rAamher'in's 'Coneh Remcas
is most appreciated. II relieves tae
IHngs ana makes breathing easier
liquifes the tough mucous and makes
t easier to c&pectoratc al!ays the
cough and aids nature in throwing
off The cold and restoring the system
TO q healthy condition Mrs, c. Is.
Walters, Decator, III, says, Eff
teen years ago Chamberluns Cough
Remedy cured me Of deep seated
cold en- the lungs and rid NE Of an
aggravated cough have since
used it when needed aud il has all
Says produced the desired results. "
Tor sale By all dealers. ---Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27
The Best Croup Medicine

Mothers who have had eXpcri
ence with It will agree with Mrs
Dram A. Swaidner, Roanoke, Ind, as
to the best croup medicine. She
writes, chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is the best Group mcerine
know Of because it break; 2 tn
attack. For sale by all Dealers
Adyt. 1N
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

see America First" is the slogan
of the new superintendent Of the
twelve national parks under the
charge of the Interior Department
at Washington. Mark Daniels the
California landscape engineer, re
Gently appointed TO the place jus
created, has taken up the work no
ouly of handling the national park.
on scientific basis, but Of conyinc
ing the American people that the.
have spent millions to g to Europ,
Tor scenery wncn tncy mad much bet
ter at home.
Franklin Lane, secretary Of the In.
terror, and superintendent Daniels
believe there never was such q timc
10 convince the American people OF
Che value Of Visiting the national
parks that there Is now with the
great war raging. They are going
TO try to haze millions Of American.
understand the beauties and tbs
wonders, not only OF the Yellowstone
but of Mount Rainier Parry, the Sc
quota, the General Grant, and others
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

1850 IT, J flltf lSIf :
Vegetable Com
p0sud fused 20 go
tony doctor fcrp rs
and remedies and
theydid not heIpmc.
L had headaches end
co1idnot eat, and the
doctor claimed mad
female trouble and
must nave an opera.
ton. | read in the
paper about ydia
T. Piukharrl s yteve.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17
NO CHANGE IN COAL
 STRIKE SITUATION Proposals for Settlement of English Labor Troubles to
 Be Considered Today

London, July 16.-(S:45 p. m)-The day has brought no change in the South Wales coal strike situation.
 Wet weather. which kept the men indoors, prevented a mass meeting which had been arranged, but there speakers attacked colliery owners and the press, which is outspok en in con demnation of their action in quitting work.
 The executive committee of the South Wales Miners federation, most of whose members oppose the strike, came to London today and conferred with Walter Runeiman, president of the Board of Trade. who, it is under stood, made new proposals for set tlement of the trouble, which will be considered tomorrow.
 There is no indication of weakening by the men, but the impression still prevails that few days will see an end of the walkout. It is not believed the introduction of the munitions of war act can force the men to return to work. for it is impossible to bring 150,000 men before the courts to inn pose fines for contravening the act. In fact the resort to this measure is be- lieved rather to have made the situ- alton worse and the mems demands now include its withdrawal, so far as coal mining is concerned.
 Supplies of coal on hand are suffi- cient to prevent embarrassment to the navy for week or more.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17
BIRMINGHAM COAL OPERATORS PROTEST
 AGAINST ABOLITION
 OF CONVICT SYSTEM
(ContiDued from Page One)

mines where we have entire jurisdic- tion," he added "If such occurs at Banner, it is the work of the agents of the state There the state fixes the tasks and imposes the punishment. do not believe, however, that the tasks ly equipped and the burden of the con vict consists simply In loading the coal. Free labor produces twice as much work as convit labor when work ing under similar conditions. I think, however. that all companies should grant the convicts periodical days of rest.
 Convict labor produces s.2 per cent of the total production of coal in Ala bama. Ten per cent of the accidents are suffered by convict labor. In this connection it must be borne in mind that regarding eonvicts reports are made of every scratch while the re- ported accidents among free laborers generally are of deaths"
 At this point Mir Mccormack ex- pressed the opinion that it would be more profitable were his corporation to employ only free labor. MT. Sha- piro, whereupon, asked why he was making an effort to hold his convicts.
 q will answer" he said "Sometimes we make contracts to deliver at fu- ture intervals considerable quantities of coal. The contracts provide that if fall to deliver in accordance with the agreement the purchaser may go elsewhere for his supply and charge us that sum paid in excess of the fig ure of our contract It Is therefore necessary that we be assured that we can deliver according to contract and for that reason we work convicts. Formerly every third year there was labor agitation and every July a months delay pending the signing of new contracts"
 MT Mccormack was on the stand for more than an hour. He was followed by John II. Bankhead, IT, and W. c. Davis. who made arguments for and against the plan to abolish the lease system. The committee adjourned without taking action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17
DR. SANDERS BEFORE
 HOUSE COMMITTEE
Tells Body Gorgas Bill Is the Work of Disgruntled Birmingham
 Doctors

Montgomery, July 16.-tSpecial)-Dr. W. H. Sanders and other members of the college of counsellors of the medical association of the state of Alabama had their inning today before the house com- mttee on public health
 They made it appear that the effort in behalf of the Gorgas bill is solely an ef- fort on the part of the dsgruntled doctors of Birmingham.
 The progressives of the association as is known, are striving to put the health of the state more nearly in the hands of the people. In other words, to take that important department out of the hands of 100 counsellors who are -perpetuating and are responsible to no constituency.
 The progressves will reach Montgom- cry Monday and will be prepared to prove that the atmosphere surrounding the health department is one of politics. Among them will be a large number of Birmingham physicians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17
REMINGTON ARMS WORKERS ID STRIKE Machinists Will Offer Com pany Two Alternatives
 Today

Bridgeport, Conn.,. July 16-The ma chinists of Bridgeport by unanimous vote tonight voted for a general strike should the Remington Arms company decline to meet their demands.
 Representatives of the machinists will offer the company two alterna- tives tomorrow.
 In connection with an intimation that German influences were behind the strike agitation, rumor gained circulation in Bridgeport today that Ernest O'Brien, until recently busi- ness agent of the Bridgeport Brick layers union, had been offered sum of money just prior to strike six weeks ago if he would use his in- fuence to have the bricklayers work ing at the Remington plant walk out
 o'Brien said tonight that he had been approached twice. He Said he was of fered s200 on each ocSAsion, but that he turned down both offers
 The executive commfttee or the ma chinists was empower ed to supmlt to the Remington company. first, a pro posal that the striking hiiiWrishts pe taken back to work With cards or Metal Trades union instead or car renters cards, and ( shouid that ue- mand be refused the poarq was gwen the power to make other ueiia ""s These, it was said, ta1ter tne iheethhS' included double timeA for overtime and eicht-hour day. union recognition and a minimum wage.
 The board further was empowered to call a strike al the plants apout score of subcontraoeting concerns dolnS work for the Remington company should the company refuse to meet one or the other of the alternative de- riands.
 Should the milHWrlghts De taken back with Metal Irades uhloh cards fl, would mean tha { they would receive as wages $5 da y instead or SSl5
 If the Remington company declines to meet the demards or the macnnlsts 1t was said the m nlembers or the union would be called out on strlke early next week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17
AUSTRIAN OPTICAL EXPLAINS WHY NOTE WAS SENT AMERICA Protest pened is
 Fiendlne a Austrian

Vienna, July 16.-(Via London.) From a high authoritative source at the foreign office a representative of the Associated Press has received an explanation of the motives said to have inspired the dispatch of the Aus tro-Hungarian note to the United States regarding American traffic in war munitions
 The Austro-H Hungarian statesman who spoke said that although the facts | on which the note is based had been in existence for a long time. the com munieation was sent only now when, after great victories in Galicia, it could not be interpreted as a cry for help from a land in distress. He disavowed any idea that the note was sent at the request or inspiration of Germany. asserting that the step was taken spontaneously in the hope that owing to the undisturbed friendly relations between Austria Hungary and the Uni ted States, the note would be assured a sympathetic reception.
 The note" said this statesman, "is inspired by friendly feelings of the monarchy toward the union, where so many of our subjects have found a second home. It is the speech of a friend to a friend-an attitude which we are the more justified in taking because the relations of the two states have, as fact, never been clouded.
 Why Delay Was Made
 It-might perhaps easily be source of wonder that since the basic grounds of the note have been in existence for