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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
ANNUAL PATRIOTS
DAY %OBSERVEANCE
TO BE HELD IN ALL SCHOOLS OF
WHEELING TODAY.
Graves Of Heroes Who Sleep in the
Cities Of the Dead 70 Be Deco
rated on Monday.

May 3. which has. through custom.
come 10 be known as Patriots Day.
viii be observed in the schools in
Wheeling to-day. Details of men of
prominence have been appointed "a
give addresses in the different schools
in the city. These men were selected
by Holiday Post, C. A. r. The de.
tails follow:
Sacred Heart-Richard Robertson.
T. Roller.
Washington-S. Lennon. J. Riddle
ST.
Lincoln. II. Mercer. A. oster.
a
Madison-G. S. Simpson. D. Thorn.
Clay. W. Myers. W. n. c. Fuller
ton.
Cathedral High-D. +. Mckinley. r
w. Strobel. J.. ]. Myers.
Clay Annex. McAdams. c. r.
Reed.
Union-w. s. Grafton. p. Mahany.
High School. r. Hughes. J. Hon.
ecker.
Center-C. F. Klieves. l.. Manges
Webster-H. .Pebbler. n. Mevk. H.
Foreman.
Ritchie-F. Il. Crago. George Mat.
thews. V. Frank.
Richie Annex-s. W. WEIGH. p. Cal
6abaugh.
Will Decorate Graves.
Monday there Will be services held
in the various cemeteries. The graves
Of the dead veterans will he ..rewn
with flowers. The comn1Hyces ue-
tailed for this work are as follows:
Nj Mood W NJ ..vv...H..
Vim. Evans. ID. l. Citizens. j. Gruber.
II. c. Greer. J. r. Hughes. II. Haw-
kins. \. Osterman. A. Reed. ID. II. Rid
die. &. W. Riley. ID. Thomas. II. PEP
Ter. c. ". Worls. G.. Matthews.
Mt. Calvary-D. r. Mckinley. com
mander. Geo. Doyle. II. a. Foster. G..
a Martin. J.. LAUREL. r. Seibert. r..
Mahany. J. J. Myers. VIM. Truax. Jas.
Young.
Peninsula W. r. G.. Fullerton,
commander: II. Beck. II. Foreman. W.
H.. II. Burdett. v. G. Davis. ). Davis.
W. S. Grafton. j. r. Mercer. O. Sulli-
van, Abram A.. Smith. c. W. WarfueI.
5. Lennon.
Stone Church-C. r. Reed. comman.
der: Vim. Burris. VIM. Dunlap. :.
Hughes. ". =. Hubbard. j. =. Hardin.
ID. Maxwell, j. Reid. !. r. Tolbert. y.
Nanaman. l.. COss.
GreenwOOd-R. Robertson. comman.
der: ]. V. Barton. W. II. Chapman. 4.
Frank. H.. +. Zones. G. r. Klieves. r..
G. Harry. r. y. Moore. J. McAdams.
W. W. Rogers. T. Roller. p. v. Sails
bury. a. Sauers. G.. = Sampson.
Mt. Zion-F II. Craro. commander:
d. Arndt. G. j.. Bloom. p. CaIdabaugh.
ID. &. Gray. J. ~'Ioneckcr. VIM. Hodg-
kiss. l. Manages. j.. Messenger. 4. Iip-
pins, S. Welch. r. W. StObel
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BOYS BRIGADE
WILL HAVE CAMP
lOFFIcERs TAKE UNANIMOUS &C.
TON AT MEETING LAST NIGHT
Committee Named 20 Select Sites
Companies viii Participate in
Memorial Exercises.

An important meeting OF the officers
or the LIST W. Va. and LIST Ohio regi-
ments OF the Boys Brigade was held
last night in the Board OF Trade As
sembiy Don The principal purpose
for calling the meeting was TO hear an
explanation OF the plans for re-organ-
izing OF the division. The plans were
announced by the newly-elected Of
hcers. and will be carried out at once
Complete organization Of the West
virginia division from the stan Of
hcers down through all the COMPANIES
~ 10 take place. Important changes
are TO be announced within the next
Two weeks as soon as reports from the
various companies have been received.
All officers present voted to have a
camp this rear. Messrs. +. W. Nef,
VIM. Westwood. Geo. +. Lockyer and
Harry Bodily. OF Wheeling. J. X. Hun
ter. OF bridgeport. and J. y. Pratt. OF
Martins Ferry. were appointed a com
mittee TO investigate several sites and
make n report at the special meeting
OF officers to be held June IL. The
Brigade will be in camp from July %
TO July 81. \ camp detail will pre-
cede the companies TO set up the camp.
The two sites most favorably consider
ed are on Fish creek at Graysville and
Middle Island creek near Middle
bourne.
The matter Of holding a tri-state
heid meet was also discussed. No def
mite action was taken. but 1t is proba-
Die 1t VIII be held the latter part of
september. Regiments from Pitts
burgh. Washington. McKeesport. cam
bridge and other Ohio and PennsvI.
vania cities will take part.
II was decided TO take freouent
hikes during the summer months ana
arrangements are now under wav for
setting up n camp on the hills between
wheeling and Elm Grove. neal Bethel.
Tor N entire summer where compan.
les MAY 20 for a day or two al a time
The companies will turn out on Mem
ioTial day. West Virginia companies
VIII meet at Zion cemetery and march
with the veterns and school children
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TRUSTEES SALE.
PUBLIC sAIE or REAL rsrSrr


NuMNa 4 sac
~ virtue ~ . de-d 81 trust made ~
az ~ gu4erri<ued dated thc
"a AZ the % % az. CigrE or - -
- tourt % Ohio COUNTY ~ N---f-
IN aeyd - trust bool 40. s. at So Tfr
81 and bsst b-sdsr ss ~ rns s1Sh,
DOOR q the Court WUa-r OF so DbIr
eent3 IN the city ~ wheeling. Wet
SATURDAY the lsrH A OBJ
JUNE 1915
eommcnctnE a. ten o'ciock a NJ tire fol-
loving ce-crth-d Trrpery. ffaf b. T.,
saf A certain picCc or parrrI az land
situate o. T~usdcirhia bIstrict lrio
antl Vet NirgiaiA ana more parJlc-
T~Wcnty-nine tgsl md thirty $50 a.
shown on tne plat q clifton Hcighfr
NeY OF Herman 1. Arbeuz. o. Octob.r
lsgs. Which said plat is of record lu AZ.
81 ohio County West virginia said
lots numbered TWcnty-ntnc tssn and
Ihlrty tSel being included within the
Following b~ouudaritse Eeginninr AZ "a
stake Al IA. tn-trrs-rftor - 49, -
aid lot numbered Tventy-uiue tcsl with
ttaNtne street. thence .aStwsrdly alone
The line between said lot numbered
A2s) and Ravine Streets. a distance OF
sol fcvt 20 a stake in the corner 81 Ra-
vine and Ridge Streets. thence north
earfwardly with the lin. o. Ridge street a
distance OF i5s feet H. a staks in M un~
OF Ridge Street. thence wcstwardiy "a
distance OF 2fo1 feet 10 a stake In the
line q Acre A; thence s~outheriy aionr
The division line between Acre \ and
tots numbered twenty nine O2sl and
lS2l a distance OF .15.6 feet 20 a stake
In ksNtne street the place OF beginning
said tract mentioned as lots numbered
twenty nine t2gl and thirty l3oD as
Aforesaid and contained within tho
boundaries htreinbtfur, mentioned con-
tain one lll acre % land
Il being a part OF the property convey
Cd 10 lcic Amos by George n. Folmar
and louisa Folmar. ms wife. and ". r..
Shaffer. By deed dated the 2Sth day OF
october. a -. 1903. and OF record in the
ottice OF The clerk 81 the County Court
~ ohio County. West Virginia. In Deed
Book No. 1888 az page 2l3. the coal un-
derlytnE the aforesaid tract Of land Is
excepted from this conveyance. the same
having heEt0forv been sold.
OF SALE.=Dne-third OF the
purchase money. or So much more a. the
purchaser may elect 20 psy cash in hand
90 the DAY OF sale and the residue In
two equal instailmsnts. payable aspect
lNely In SIX months and twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest. the
purchaser giving his negotiable promis-
sorry notes Tor the deferred payments. the
legal title being retained a. further Sc
curity until all OF the purchase money
shall have been paid.
CLYDE +. AMOS. Trustee.
y-Zi-2s-je-4-il
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a grand success. The Prince demon
strated his ability to sing in the bari
tone. tenor and soprano. He gained
many admirers In this city by the
spell OF his melodiOus voice.
This Il not the first place that he
has gained fame as a singer OF unus-
ual ability and quality. The musical
numbers which were given last even
Ing will no doubt be very popular with
the lovers OF good music. The manage
ment OF the store were very we'll
pleased with az number which were
on hand at the opening Of the new
parlors which are among the best
equipped In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
COUNCIL WILL
INVESTIGATE
CONTAINED ~
LETTER TO MARTINS FERRY
OFFICIALS.
WhftsserLcIessner Company Declares
That Not Sufficient Protection
Has Been Afforded Plant.

A special meeting Of the Martins
Ferry council has been called for sat.
urday night at which time the Mayor.
Director Of Safety and the Chief OF Po-
lice VIII be called upon to explain the
contents OF a letter which was receiv-
ed yesterday by the members Of coun-
ci from both the Whitaker+Glessner
and Wheeling ~COrrugating companies.
The letter stated that the plant al
Martins Ferry l. idle. owing TO the
lack Of police protection for the work
men. The company claims that they
have an intention 10 operate their
plants. but must insist on police pro-
lection. II also stated that h~earafter
II no protection Is furnished no fur
Their notice will be given. but that a
suit for damages would be instituted
for damages which would result from
no police protection.
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OF BONDS
Diatnet Kanroad Bonda 20 Ne TAKEN Up.

At a Regular Session OF the County
court held for the County of Barbour.
state of West Virginia. AZ philippi. at
the Court House ~ said County. on tho
9TH day OF May. 1915.
The following order was entered Of
record
III g. ordered tuat a notice OF the
Intention % the County OF Barbour Co
pay ~ certain Out tandluE District
ltaiI Bonds. De- published for 90 days
in the Wheeling Intelligence. e daily
new Epaper published On .the CITY ~
Wheeling WCEf Virginia. and iu said
notice ~ shall D. set forth that tho num-
Der of Bonds desired 20 b. paid or and
taken uu under this order shall hr
eleven CID in number. witch include
-Four tN ~ valley District EHIIorad
Bonds Numbered Two 90 TIf. Inclusive
Tor Five Hundred Dollars each. and is-
,irn hF The County Court of Barbour
"un'f and date August a. 1855. Num-
Der one nf said Bonds having heretofore
been taken ur and cancelled.
Ih" remainder GO thr Eleven IfIn
BONDS. hrIuE Seven 90 90 Barker IIa.
tricf Railroad Bonds. numbered ono fp
seven iu'IuriFr lHr fltC Hundred D1l-
lars each isauei by The County Court ~
barbour. County. and besrinE date Of
Ana 30 iu ordered that the Sheriff az
eaid county renae payment ~ interest
on f1iu Bonds 90 tho expiration of rnfd
ninety days
4 corl from the record.
Attest.
my-f2-au-2to
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DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
APPLY o-BAN-NOT A DYE. HARM.
LESS-CHANCEs GRAY HAIR
TO A SOFT, BEAUTIFUL
DARK SHADE.

Don't look old-look youug. 20 10
your hair is wispy. Thin. falling. gray.
s'reakcd with gray. faded. dry pre-.
maturely gray. simply shampoo hair
and scalp O. few times with Q.Han
Hair Color Reat0rer Your gray hair
viii then ho beautifully darkcucd. Ius.
trcus. soft. fresh wayy. with that dark
iuatrous gloss. which makes tho hair
so fascinating and attractive Also
stops Itching scalp dandrun and fan.
ing hair and promotes &c. growth.
Q.Bau Del not a dye. but acfs on the
roots. making hair healthy. so the
gray hair o. so evenly and beautifully
darkeuri chat mo- one can tell % has
been used QHan ls not sticky or
messy harmless and d. guaranteed Co
dirken gray hair or mo- charge Try
&c. Bih 5.oz bottle only soc A. Gricst
Drug Co. 1925 Market ST.. Wheeling.
49, Va ~Out-oftovu folks supplied by
mail
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

The Board Of Education Of the City
Of Wheeling, W. We, takes this metnod
Of notifying architects Of school build
ings that plans and drawings for 4
school building. two stories above the
basement. to contain from IS to 10
rooms and an auditorium seating 500
are solicited. Building 10 be Of fire
proof construction. No excavation
for basement. Heating and Ventiiat-
ing system 10 be installed In seps.
rate building; entire cost complete not
to exceed 100000. Including heating,
Ventilating and plumbing.
Building to be located on Wheeling
Island.
Plans TO be in Clerks office not
later than June 18th, 1915.
FRANK STANTON.
Clerk Of Board Of Education.
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RIVER NEWS
St James TO Take Out HIGH School
Excursion To-day-Tows Diseon.
tinued-Business Good.

The river at this point Is falling 4
stage or 10 feet was registered al tho
local wharf late last night. and fan
ing. No more coal shipments from tbe
Pittsburgh harbor will be made until
there is another material rise.
The fine excursion steamer 81
James passed this point yesterday
taxing an excursion OF about 1000 per
sons from the Holy Name Society of
the Steubenville. o., Catholic church
The st. James will arrive here IN
time to.run the Wheeling High school
excursion to-day.
The Express arrived last evening
ron Matamoras and will return this
morning az n 30 O'Clock.
The Lorena is due az 8 O'Clock ,bi.
morning from Pittsburgh. for Park.
erEburg.
The Liberty IL scheduled al 8 O'Clock
this evening. while the Ruben Dunbar
VIII clear from here. from Pittsburgh
Tor Charleston. at Z o'clock Saturday
morning.
Business is reported good all aIona
the river and az the local wharf. Pas.
senger traffic between Pittsburgh and
Charleston has been unusually LARGE
this spring There have been sco-c.
OF persons 10 make the round-tur
during the past few weeks. and 10 b
believed AS the weather becomes
warmer there viii be- stiI larger
crowds TO take In the delightful ride
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work that Is being carried on. Re
Treatments will be sold. the proceeds
from which will go to the benefit Of
the institution.
A musical program has been arranr-
ed including some Of the best known
performers In local musical circles. 4
treat il In store for the guests in the
special members OF Miss Eva Egerter.
OF New York City. who has appeared
In Wheeling but twice since her re-
turn from abroad.
The Home is now I'm need OF blan-
kets. sheets. pillow cases. table cloths.
spreads while groceries and canned
goods can always be used.
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DONATION DAY
For Home For Aged And Frisndlsss
Women VIII Be Observed Today
Reception Planned.

To-day tho West Virginia Home for
ne Asrd and FrIoudlcs. Women will
celebrate their 25th anniversary. An
elaborate W0lram hHa been prepared
for tho Institution of tha guests and
Tho executive sfan Of the institution
viii personally conduct tu. visitors
through the building SO admission b.
CHARGED aud o. cordial Invitation b. o..
tended 90 thc public fo take this OBJ.
nortunify ri thorourhiy Inspecting The
Home. and of seeing The wonderful
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McGunie. Clara and Carrie Samples.
Irene McFadden. Alverta DunIap.
Myrtle Winters. Garnet German and
Edith Hul Miss 1854 graduated last
year. and viii take part IN the exor.
cises az this years commencement and
receive a diploma This s. tho largest
class To- Doe graduated from the Glen.
dale hospital I'm many years.
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LECTURE TONIGHT
Daniel Dinser VIII Speak Tonight In
Court Theatre on Bible Study
America" Is Subject

Daniel Din-er. q prominent rc.Idon
of North Broadway. the Island will Irc.
turo az Tho Court theatre this evening
ON America ForefoIg" What wifi
make This particularly Interesting i4
tho fact that Mr Dinear win endaayor
lo prove "a claim at this time which be
haF advocated iu prophecy &c. Or a
f'udert m thr Bible. having studied 10
as DO has been written in various Jan.
guages.
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NURSES TO

This evening IN the Glendale Meth.
odist Episcopal church. commence.
ment exercises viii be- held for the
nine graduate nurses ~ the REYNOLDS
Memorial hospital The commence.
mint e~xercises VIII be carried out as
usual and the following WIN Do o..
wardsd diplomas
Misses-F1orella Dawkins. Margaret
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noFr ST.

For sale-Three story brick house
with large garage in rear. Has nine
rooms. electric lights. gas furnace. and
Is up-to-date. No. 2333 Eoff street.
owner Tin sell for $500 on terms
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhY
FUNErRL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMER,
ii22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered DAY or NIrht-
store Phones 6ab.
G T. ~ rtEchv. Nat Phone uQrq-R
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DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet. fan.
Ing. clear.
sTEUBENvTLLE- 9a feet. falling.
cloudy
PARKERsBrRG-12 feet. falling.
clear.
MORGANTOWN-1 feet. ststione.
AIRY. clear.
OIL CGTY-2S feet. falling clear
WARBEN-i2 feet. falling. clear.
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SEALED FROPOSAIS.
e6ant. "a ~. - - 49,.

NOTICE ~ HEEFUY GiVIE- TTst
tlt State Board 90 Control nf the STATE
20 Nfrt virginia vii receive bios dHf'V
% 90 office or tHHrItefUn. est NfrrfnIa.
ieg furnishing euupller Per the several
state I~unfItufiUrE fne IrafelHI manage
mont ~ which o. vested Do said WnnrI
Contracts viii Be- awarded fH the lowest
bidders, quality considered. end other
thlnFs h.inE equal MeHf NirEinia del
fra viii b. rINrU preference
Lists ~ supplies needed Will b FUR.
riahU1 bidders on receipt or raqu.sfs
HtnfinE fHa line Desired
STATE 30 ARD OF CONTROL.
ia-i-u Charleston. West virginia.
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TWO RECITALS

Given In Vietrola Parlors Of Stone &
Thomas Store BY Prince Lei Lsni.
The two recitais given yesterday by
Prince Lei LAM en- the Nlctrola ar
Tors Of the Stone a. Thomas store we're
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NOTIC

FerHona who purchased stock o.
the 3 m uncev COMPANY. prone.
tiers Of ~ Movie gold mine. NAV
lean aomethlng to their advantaqo
~ addressing stock, care The Intel
ugencert stating amount Of uur-
chausa they havs made.
wy-.l-ff
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DIED

AuMTAUEH-pu ThursdHt. May CO.
lfl.. a. O'Clock o. m. at the resi-
N" coo National ROAD ANNA. rrIrt
the lnts George Aumtauer. Boz Ia.
In'r1l r.rtfcnr on fliH tFridaFI cVfn-
Ing az b. o'clock. Friends OF fE. far..|.
HsrnrlIuIlt Invited. Iufrrmauf ON
HafurlHF afternoon 90 ClurIrRtuu CD
HEATTNo-Du "wednesday. NAV
INIs. nf 3 clock D.. m. Hf bhI. N4ff.
U.auIfnI EDWARD HEATING fu u.
tHth yrar of hIs age.
Funeral service viii DE- held al Tho
home uf hIa dHurhfrr Mrs Paul t
pc. mann. no 200 Fifteenth afrr.f
Friday afternoon OF lGU U.rIurI
wood cemetery.
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oNNNRuPI NOIICE


nited states 81 America. Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia. IS.
IN the United states Distrtcf Court "a,
and for said District.
IN ths matter OF W. ". Smith Hauk-
FOR Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston O. Dayton
Judge OF tho District Court of the
United states f1r mo Norfber, ma
trlcf ~ West Virginia.
W W smith. o. Holidays Cove i'm
IN" County OF Hancock. and State nf
West Virginia. in said District. @rcep.rt-
iuiiN represents that on the gth dav of
September last past De was duiy ad-
Congress relating tp b-unkrupfcy. tbat ba
has duly s-urrcudcrfd all hts |propertr
tNn flEhts of property. and has fully
said acts aud of orders III tbe r,urf
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that Dc may De-
.decreed hy the court Coz have "a fun dis
charge from all debts prUvabfe aEaInst
his estate under said bankrupt acts exc
cot such debts as are excepted b. law
dated this 2ith dag Of May. A. D..
W W. SMITH
order OF notice Thereon
Norihoru District of West virginia e..
ON This 2eth day OF MAY. s. u. Ig.B.
ordSrSd b. he G"urs f,,ii's" y, ls ,-
Do had upu the same on the gsth Iav
gf June. A. ID. 1915. before said Court I'd
N Inns in sold district at ten o'clock
Dor the forenoon. and THAT notice ther.sf
Do Published boo The Wheeling IufaIIErH-
Ger r. n"~trHpsr printed Boo said District.
p.f Hua 'n interest may appear lao tH.
said time aud place and show cause. o.
Hn' 'h.s have, Wnf tHs prayer of che
Ard 90 ia further ordered IS tr. Court
That fhs clerk shall send by mail t1 ali
I siId I.Itt.n
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Austria is ursed Co regulate br.ai
prices.
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BFeummer 9 HHdeb,and

Funeral Directors and Embatmsra
Corner Market and Twrrfv-arrrrF afa
Telephone l0d. Open daF and night
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LOST.


LoST-Bunch 81 ksNS between W.
Liberty and Wheeling. ON River rond
Nv name T. on taEe. Reward saul
Rosenberg. both phones. mN-eTl
LoST-Strayed. or stolen: n French
brludle bull terrier u=wsr 20 name
OF hert. kcward ~ returned TO Mr,
Quartz. care Balzcr q Baker. lsIO Main
my-2b-i
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Fifteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars Will
Euy This New WarWood Home

1t has three nice rooms and fully
equipped bath: front ana rear porches.
cement waiks beautiful view and a
very healthy place to live. handy Co all
street cars and paved road. located be-
tween Fourth and Fifth on Highland
avenue. Terms 500 down. balance ON
good terms. can be readily rented for
$1,000 per month which makes % n good
Investment
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FOR RENT

ron SALE
DhUo STORE fIxruREs, PRE-
CASE SODA FOUNTAIN,
SCALES. SHELVTE0, WALL CASES
OFFICE SAFE AND DESK AND
oTHEH DRUG STORE FURNISHINGS.
E0M IN sroRE ROOM 953 NAIN
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
lo65is MAIN STREET.
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T boutwell,

Atlantic City, ~. J.
virginia sv., second house from Board
walk and Steel Pier. Every appointment
Highest STANDARD IA cuisine inc service.
Booklot
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FOR SALE-Two B~runswick pool tables.
u iron pool room chairs. 334 War
Wood Ave. ID. l. Pool Warwood.
ym-27-i
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FOR sALE-Three wheel motorette. 10
u B.. 5000. Good condition. Lukena.
50 i'hth 81 my-26-m
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FOR SALE


foh sALE-Columbus box buggy and
harness. good as new. Sorrei MAJ.
llnn lbs. Nat. phone 75-l. Rcnwood.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

FOR sALE-Ftrst class two chair bar
Der shop. doing GOOD business. Bar
gar i soId al once. McCracken's. 1s2
jefferson Ave, Washington. TIA.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-04

were paid a few days after the death
Of Miss Bentlage. the company lost
approximately $1,000 which resulted
in decrease Of the surplus from
SIC, 900 to approximately $4,000. The
stockholders were assessed the amount
OF the shortage Of over paid bills.
When the assessment against the
stockholders is taken into considers
ton, the surplus was raised to ap-
proximately $4,000. The accountant
testified that the net surplus on Jan
81. 1914, including the $11,187. 90
shortage, was $12.OO0.O0 in addition to
the capital, which is $4,000.
The total amount Of dividends and
salaries to all the stockholders from
Feb. l. 1904 to Aug. II, 1914 was
$8O.717.12, according to Mr.. Schlaut
terbach's testimony
The following tabulation was made
by the witness:
$8O.717.12-total salaries and divi-
dends withdrawn
81. .98-total credit to salaries
and dividends.
As a summary of these figures, the