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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
49,
BY y w. BOWIE x son. INC.
Heal EStat" AuctiOnc"rS

49, .-------.----
BY y W EOWE X son, INC.
Real Estat" AuctionccrS
AUCTION SAIL.
STlup ur' r.ANo NBOuT FIVE FEET
90 WIDE IN Il:NElcp COUNTY.
w. lying Hl.rN sl;N TIE. 81 H.
DIVISION kNDWN hS HIoi!Ii.AND
lark ADDITION AND THE HOME.
TRACT OF 7. y. GARY, ESQ.
In execution Of - decree OF the Chan
cory court OF the city uf Richmond
entered November IL. 1919. ia the suit
Of ELLEN -. Kidd, etc. VS. Hi"hland
farl Development Corporation It ais =
"" VIII sell at public auction. on tho
promises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER :. ioi5.
at ~" l. NJ.
tho 9'rip al land aloN" referred 10.
which extends SoUthwUrdlN from lin
Avenue To ia" property Of the thcSa-
peak" and Ohio Railroad
TERMS: Cash.
ALLEN q. COLLINS
STUART BOWIE.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that tho bond re-
Gutrcd Of tn" "ominjsSio toner's in tn.
above mentioned suit has been duly
CiiAS. Q. SAVILl.E
CLERKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION. veterans All those that
served in Cuba. Porto Rico, China.
Philippines. 1SaS-1902, send address to
Lang 2Oli Howard Street, Philadcl-
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BUSINESS CARDS
Better Facilities
WA NTI:D-PartncrS.

PARTNER wanted 10 help establish an
office: business nau with real estate
"sp"ri"nc" preferred T. IO", care
lines III Spatci.
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NOTICE-Bankrupt

~ TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
mCClT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
THlCT OF VIRGINIA.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
I;y y w BONE X SON. INC.
Teal Estate AIction.crS

AUCTION SALE OF FIVE. LOTS IN
! HE PLAN OF uiI;liLAND Park
ADDITION ADJOINING; IiIGilI.NND
lAltK. At the RISK AND COSTS
OF y FORMER PURCHASER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

HOLMES y sos. lnHhogHu~ case, !u
ip.rf"c' condition: 40. 3l"2l. 500
Nh elegant opportuMity - say" $irV
on yolr christmas. plan" Colonial
Piano Corporation. No. 2G1 East Broad
street
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Richm md Lumber Co. Inc

oui Nv ''l''' OH s-i''''lr.
Lumber. sash
l.atlIS. Blinds.
shingles. Doors.
Cedar Posts. M"UldinpS
Flooring. columns.
ceiling. iiaud Ran. "tc.
our stoch Is large. service promp,
auh careful. and our prices right. Your
Inquiries and orders VIII b" appr"-
cIatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

In the matter OF " -,
: :. BtRCH. DOING W. '''''
BUSINESS .AS BCRCH in
BROS.
BANKRUPT. Bankruptcy
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LADIES' TAILOR

II LEWIS Eichmoud's mos, fashion
hhl" ladies tailor. PIG North Soc
"ud.
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FLOWERING PLANTS-BULBS
TIMING AND PLUMBING

PLUMBING work Of all kinds Promp,
attention given to all jobs. large or
small For quick service. call Madison
street.
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kNlGHT- HIiINKf:NuDtF oal; case.
perfect condition. So. 1926. g..
\pply Colonial ITauo CORPORATION, 80.
20 East Broad street
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AT AUCTION.

We will sell at our salcsrooms.
To- MORROW iMONpAY). DEC. Is,
commencing at 1880 y. NJ.
a general line of high grade household
furniture, Upright o-PlaycrS. Par
Tor, Chamber and Dining Furniture.
Heaters and Ranges: Stationery. Loose
Leaf Books, Typewriter Paper, Office
Appliances, several wcll-known makes
TypeWritcrs. Steel Cabinets. Iron Safe
Desks. Bookcases. Popular Authors
Works. ana many other goods too uu-
mcrOus TO mention.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
AuctioncerS.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman
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In tho matter of | M 1-co
kTRSH MEAT MARKET.
INC. III
Bankrupt bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

n III" nn,,or Of II No. 1857.
joins l. BRANCH. in
bankrupt. Bankrup,cv.
ORDER or NoTlcn FOR DIS.
CHARGE.
on this tth dag OF December. 4. II.
lsi2, Oh reading Tn" petition for dis
chaTGe OF IL" bankrupt. IL il
Ordered by the court, that hearing
o. o. nag uncn nc same Oh the 1TII DAY
sa,a t court, Il, n,cI,nd d. lsi' het2re
trict, at II O'clock noon; and that no.
tee thereof be published In The Times
district. and that all known creditors
ana other persons la interest may APP
p sSow @ ea, the f"id tine and place and
not he granted.
coqTt TIA, the Clerk oF Shai ss Sy ' bs
mall 10 all known creditors copies OF
said Petition and this order. addressed
stated. nee "s
W Wii9ffT the IoTTSo,IEABLE EDMUND
court. and the seal thereof. at at Ric i,'
moMd. in said district. Oh the 4;h clnv
of December. 4. II. 1915
,sn ioSErH P. BRADY.
HOS DANIEL GR1NNAN. o'eFN'
ATTORNEY for Bankrupt,
4%Ij4 i d JlHafE,A HH"|$SFf Dis
In tho matter of Ho 10,
CARROLL =. JAMES In
Bankrupt D,nkrrn,o,.
ORDER OF NOTICE. FOR DIS
,s On 6mis ''h day OF December. A. D.
'" 6rt;sr@ OF tn the ,s bankrupt. i, is
ne had upon the "a m. on mn ihs r niff"1!nS
OF JANUARY. y. u. 1915. befar. sa;h
court .r.:, at Richmond. in said district. a,
OF be published in The Times-pis n,trh
1t neWspap"r printed in said dist
ana mat al known creditors and other
PERSONS Il! interest may appear at tho
sara tme and place and show c,usc ~
any thcy have. why the PRAYER ~ ;,'e
saia petitioner. should not be granted.
Court, that the clerk shall send hv maj,
10 nj known creditors COPIES OF snit,
. pnesInon ana this order, addressed to
stated as
zr W nnsis the nHoHoRABLE EDMUND
VA DpllL. JR. Judge Of the sai1
mond. in said district. on the an a.
OF December. 4. II. 1915.
Attest:
>s,> JOSEPH p. BRADY.
MIR. ALFRED r. COHEN. CLERK
ATTORNEY for Bankrupt.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
T IsST IS: SpA AiII Z FOR THE EAST
:. 5. RrRcHt y 1xG No. III
KuSINEsS AS buncH in
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired
delivered and guaranteed. Phone
Madison 47a5
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA cIoUDBURsT
TAKES favEs or NJ PERSONS

Erie. Pa. Aug 3.--Twenty-ti ~
lives were lost and a property dan-
age Of millions sustained as a result
OF a cloudburst which visited this city
and vicinity Tuesday evening. which
inundated large section OF the city.
The heavy rains caused dams to
the southeast OF the city TO burst and
the waters filled the main business
streets to depth OF five feet. ana In
some sections reached TO the second
story windows OF the dwellings. All
telephone wires were put out OF cont
mission by the flood. and II was sew
erai hours before partial communica-
tion was restored and news OF the
extent OF the catastrophe could he
even meagerly learned An estimate
gives tho total number OF dead at
with the possibility Of
this figure bong considerably in
creased. The entire length Of Main
street is flooded. and the whole OF
the eastern portion Of the city is cut
off by the waters.
ii is I'm rAs-'h.- at this time to e.
en- approximate the property loss. hut
the most conservative say that II will
mount into the millions.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
BARxcrTuBEAEnD

rhThsh Rhips sol teiU Athena usasSsss
at ationa has rfoand prxfaeaic hsIee nSr
9h the bstt,asb-tnaAeHlAnd" morsneut
n 4hpon gh ah e u <tilAfxatioD okscxnt
pmscesiNithhhemat BY tthe
noonandn smeArvmted EaklRe ehYesr
sndha z<saeiatim mp pIuieotDuoe q OonS'
ige&ghthzcfsrfnrrnsa 90 nxnN 1Efalie3
whvhoasfAnd inahsd nfoszirot etnksD.
zaaeish sassixfzmceA hrlpg gsu nIhsrbuf
tnthezanantateu uu uurfnenserbedpsnem at
II st1sote ed to oaheoTtpr n aleR IN & dlnAtD.
--oi&fixtfnstEnS tSe htb sobhRif ebk trfgh<
,nsuhethodse segsoraeuideHsC stlentafic
sgagrieufturen anshcaRctsseR aarks
nuMazbef ottagfaIhfstessabsth ths hea-'
BY hhrfnEihSo tmensage Oh etFsgataE
~oyeoEk afutrudk rfnfnpn1n n aarler
EnasealeThTheoEpfh OhlAsn 70 indsr
thsherdtfestioaf dfaiap naaRajnt typeip
IA shapT1fesnfeHr ofhehasssesationi'
whBhm has praYadl espopoct sfuwners
ut RrhU snatrsost nfnlaad eonixtsathssh,
1ofqrE g1srliepinEi prugpssss to & as.ss
riseiationshShs isorsnnk nnpoponhs
2rinripeipie arhas sa vartaIixiisr efsS'
lmsmssisranolrhbuse 20 tnekouAsryt
dirdirestofroma Gastfsafawde bnt ahar
S1rNith lHtltstieairsisdu mn d nsb uuusaEsl.
nenrenae heilrstesshesre esteste ~ozfu
pepcessmerfhrh ithrcuBr shrfatnxi aud
--vssysnneslsnlS tbab@th & ktt yisnd go
hsdback taahennnd.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

.tpkessslsr ~ ss.slss 60 the grand stand.
A&h edn&,pEssnsse i'reformer" and
aSEe~nesesssseAstsing hensath the no
ssssse uts b~zsslics- Ha-indulges in hy-
r>ka~ah Or tHwths-bsnefit Of the newspa-
pswzers. .oes1sntaion are. shocking
..ytssifs s&HDsHtants. msrsls have gone
~ tAsi lsasrAasnsl sl.bow wowsf He par
s<.mi hos hessssssoveries before the eyes
q sfstSunhblich Hs -gioats over. the
nexxeurnASsa ekfhas hound. He rev.
Isas dk a. nd ~ ~ glad that ne. at least.
n 6k<fsot~rfptspfati and can unearth
ss.sepsaosiitSithout soiling his fin
gcrser9t ~ a. 81 old story to the police.
II tfcs lad p<1Nsufe did not exist there
wsuzauks - uAslse fortthe strong ARA
e cksi nxviawBsBaf- where the police
zSkxAtg hAasa eeadeait with the situation
ks<Esetsefpri kaAnd nationally. the re-
fAt<Asrp xinsi anm,imeS out OF ten. mere
u syuniEset sesseans. The work OF the
buarAiide isnAneutDne.~ The expose oe-
ce,Aasss Essiuia days wonder and then
10 ts<fssssetexs.Bhile the reformer is
k~ntyl yssnl6s.x E.another coup. Mean
wAi'si kctsvesYerl the confidence Of AeI
y3ta,Slis issss..sHe - The poles, sens.,
q % confidence, sscomsi
i lkzaesfs8h ahADds don't care. The e
fss<&xrn DAD uouot |vemodeled things in
the eneabtastHeEhs. has. IL anything. made
tknhe worssrse.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
s2s. 900 DAMAGE SUIT
FILED AGAINST KATY

Another large damage suit. this
time against the NJ. X. a T. Rail way
Company. has been filed In the Dis
trict Court OF Bryan County. The
suit was filed by attorneys for A.. u.
Cameron. who is a resident OF Pr
laski County. Arkansas. and who was
hurt. he claims. IN the discharge OF
his duties at Bartlesviile. in this
State. Cameron's attorneys sre
Wolf & Wolf. OF sherman. Texas. AMI
Hays a Mcintosh. Of Durant He is
suing for $4,000.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
|. : .tslsvtRoRoRnseN LOSSES ARE LIGHT.

NcNarnnrsment In the campaign
ssanstrIAf sipaIwasse OF the United States
hash hssRs snoreore effective than the COM
l parpagns of a shR FIRE losses here and in
ffort1gni ialDuufntries. The fact that the
foreogni gicS ioss esa have been about one
Idehtknthf dnosisose in this country has
opsrieh a g lEs eyes OF the people TO the
I'M 1ufpanunc0i of better construction.
stttuttcsafersorced laws and a sense OF
inhfEoiuhiushsresponsIbility for fires.
h ThEuhnifacrence between America and
EpfeTppa htlthis matter was we'll put
BY hhet H4okIoh-c Robert Stone Of Topeka.
KAkann u nscrecent address before the
sousinehaemensn OF that city. He said:
S-WeySEeaR n nation OF money makers,
EpfnPRDns b R.'nation Of money savers
eH'eyS9ahe pscpeeple OF waste. they are a
,psuaepbf etrthrift. We figure that the
ambsto toanpurpnrant thing is to make a
AolhuI Iasnanat ethey that IL is of equal
lmpufranuEnee Ia save one. This is evil
denb<sr I'd tnDur hurried construction OF
thnmf I.huildings, and in their
masonry; in our will
IfngnssneSo tpa,pay a high rate OF fire
90 tbith the attendant risk. and
rtheth ansisssntsnce on a low rate and I'M
:cesstng ngroarea in our elaborate fixtures
fot fahei pn limiting out OF fires and their
prerantasuiom ip- preventing fires. We
reE1rca Ginrefrs as a misfortune and sym
psthafh -tlre man who has had
7onem eh esh ergresaTd fire as a crime and
invWttgatsa IN and punish the man who
is guilryltyOU Our temperament is also
shoshn v5F ht stEe different view we take
OF "a ansuranuenee policy. Here, IL our
prpps1ryrfs I'M insured and We have a fire,
We eae dDtnoorPunt it as loss; simply
fhath He VsiAdmyr. transferred the loss 20
Eothesh mdn6 distant shoulders. There,
hetftostranfishce Is regarded as a tax,
wh1zhich Ethidmately borne by every.
;a1ebn aIefRefeSNe regard insurance as
fgzmblsb AndsA6'h there is a FIRE the in
gHrsnpu col Mpafpany has lost the bet.
Thfsertt Il .fsgregarded as a means OF
reduCiugi Aasthss loss to a certainty and IS
.boTnsrbg o6etkdlwhole community. Here.
We NeufsnrnAthat. .the insurance company
reatereareset hesloss; they. that II merely
nntutntnnkftssethe owner for loss which
ran asveeybe hesrestored. We endeavor TO
,exthnsirfshishethe fire, they labor to pre-
Eeutetr icWeNe care losing a fortune ev.
saving one"
sr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
sTsErNo; IN aENEMRuxcE

A Aam am d nd 40 wan airotpsdpa I'D 70
a sAlsfe aid Vinwm aph pup uu tAe psse
aoosetea tAefpiaptaceTh q Tnsxte n orua
anGngeshescsseserad adfg riGcea ein Q sthrts
ed esi'ervehetlromOerpt - liaRi1nsl lfarG
nemtplfelksrfar chichsrk sac d,srf an
orparIiad dnA'oIheHse st. SLodisuis AftAf
tvswayiabssBrE sgesh asia Goin., 6hicki
= snens b lschacp ptdsRpttus acssfdse o
anarsafiettNnynTh Hb Hbeioot5sAeiuasa
se'seevkreisea sip nhussnhons.
A Vhrfar1aaion o. et thehzshe ma lerF a
zzzmanentarin sRdEsl % asusiksrte
EAnanse Htnging ba1sd os sSussnssrse
a$-n&nEa ehetlIse TAapafsnte ~ Heaehl
Snanfhmenrans seesAashpouierstryAf-
terfeKsezaaatsstidm koudgrdns swsuts,
orsonithirtreiie nm tRlEeltA q lrarfnsr
ths.heyilFah9mve be ha Tlsa eSscaass
tneshasrsa N sdase~s ed III Herye tsanafy'
-affoffers oocisa lee et thh hIehsnsen
tnthel lknsi nginisaihelfIf thefsaffitr
sou,a1xsp - ethsRn aaksslxthst hAieka,ls
70 toamMesteebumfssdcni On speAnit
s-nasdlgzfisethemrh E Ehehssherfa ssihgi
vorsmkedl vdhetlnountrFtryu n
'u->msn oroxammihalhn QDyozitA 4,
oemsmhmh arha 40 olD DlsnapdstauRu us eaIf
ap ppUoauciScah taarshdrs sas m Ia by
Tnsthntghfgtnesheyeasshinkits ~ fnstsct
yoo'oH1oetDok OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES get
-hsfhn RnsEera rtn rsh esh zsssy 10 aAsi
'ooImiice.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
ED srEsrRs IMPROVED

County Commissioner Ed speairs,
who has been confined 10 his bed ev-
er since his return from California
three weeks ago. is reported bettes
this week Mr., speairs was not Buf-
ficiently well improved to attend the
meeting OF the Board OF County Com
missioners this week. end the basi-
ness OF the Board was transacted By
Commissioners Ben Hultsman and
Grey Nickels. and CLERK Henry Nc
Creary.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

San Francisco, Calif.-The Pan
American Medical Congress is male
up OF physicians who are brave men.
They are trying to stop kissing. Or.
Z. F. Otis, OF Santa Domingo. the IT,
berculosis expert. says IL would be
far better for sweethearts to greet
each other with a gentle slap on the
back or on the cheek instead Of an
embrace or a kiss. The doctors ac-
eepted the hand-slap kiss as their IT,
ture rule. and it is believed that they
will be alone in their misery.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

ssAssa h N, Evans for typewriters
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

RERERomABRS RSgDNRORLuHcE

AootecOpeine teD6eubeH Erosro ters
Eaemeta seEtaatafhagn f9rf aiiikaia oAndl
5eereatntRpuunotdtattorn< esrfdhs'
soipuiidsiaEiAbardaUf dAAoAtN goSoa,
szlfzilssfsehDrurEnusaHiiuasoas dsors'
aansarnh athspogDodTheOh sSs&tsa szss
piepnaiGnAndttnfe-se ezithitAst Keep
er@es@aio#hiEhiGsh oAiidu hkistri sstkasn
thethelmaieadadetbahitbiic In .aAhsfI
~osdsEda, sOnEmnmrniuaysa tAxsaxas
nsinaaiaainpaliEHlitrtercerhfBlazsxns
szzfEziiaADeAofs issDEko oekfsdrssay can 4
ensets.etlyt dtesons tnafxa7AD bs kpess
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
MRS .PARKhR RETURNS SUNDAY

Mrs. I. c. Parker. mother Of Judge
C. c. Parker. Of this city. Who has
been at the sherman hospital for sew
erai weeks for an operation, is almost,
entirely recovered. Judge Parker
reviewed word this week that his mo-
ther could return home Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
GOING TO COLORADO

Ed Clark. cashier OF the Durant
National Bank. will leave next wees
for points in Colorado 10 spend his
vacation. He will join Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Mckinney there and will return
with them overland in their car.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

The war news this week Is some-
what of a "whatness". as the old
timer once said. There is nothing
absolutely new. although Thousands
of lives are being sacrificed every
twenty-four hours. and widows and
orphans are being made with clock
work regularity The powers look
on and theorize as TO what is being
done contrary to international law
and meanwhile the belligerents go on
in their own way. We are being con-
stantly reminded of the old adage.
IF you would keep out Of trouble.
don't go about it"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
srRowrs DOING WELL
IN CAIIFoRsuA

|. A letter received by the News this
week from W. T. sprowls at Los An
geles, Calf. saws that he and Mrs.
psruwls like that country well. ana
that Mr.. sprowis is favored With a
good law practice in his new lccanon-
They left here early In 1914
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
NEW LOAN MAN

Mr. L. X HuEhey. OF oklahoma
City, arrived in the city . few days
ago and has opened up loan offlea
in the office OF Elting and Hanhaa.
Mr.. Hugbey is representing the Flu
nerty Investment Company. Of okla
homa City. He will move his family
to this city in the near future.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE

Translated by Johnson Parkerl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
FASH OFFERED POSITION

County Farm Agent Fash has been
rendered the position of superintand /.
ent Of the big farm at the Granite Re
formatory at Granite. Oklahoma Tor
the present. he has declined the Of
fer.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
FIRST

FIRST
Yakni Shoh pakali achukma.
Yimika pulla no pisali;
Chisus ut yumma ko ahunta
Ayasha pimikbet iatok.
CHORUS
Kanima shiliho IN
nittafamachi hakinli ~
SECOND
otayish tayupikma Enchil,
Imihl taloak taloho at
Pishilombish nukhaklo tukkia
Nayukpah bieka heyuke.
CHORUS
Kanima shiIiho N
Italohoa chihakinli. N
THIRD
Uba pike napiyukpaliya:
Ichia yukpacha chi hoke,
Pihullot naha bina ehika.
Nitak mona pihu littopa.
CHORUS
Kanima shiliho IN
Ilayukpueha chi hakinl 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-21
BULGARIA OFFERED
PART OF MACEDONIA

ROME. Aug. 2O.-The Entente pow
ers. according to positive statement
made by the Sofia correspondent Of
the Giornale D'Italia. have offered TO
Bulgaria that part OF Macedonia given
to her by the Serbo-Bulgarian treaty
OF 1912. with the right OF immediate
occupation. The controversy over the
part OF Macedonia contested BY Ser
bia and the cause OF the second Bal
kan war will be settled after the pres
ent war ends. Proportionate compen-
sation Is TO be given with the districts
OF kavala and Sores. with the right OF
immediate occupation. Bulgaria on
her side renounces forever preten-
lions 20 Saloniki. Vodlna and Uskub.
She promises also 20 declare war I'm.
mediately upon Turkey. aided by
funds Of the four allies Bulgaria. the
correspondent declares. viii receive
further territorial concessions In Tur-
key. II Is believed that Serbia and
Greece will give way under pressure
by the Entente powers. but negotia-
lions viii be heightened b. the re-
luctance Of the King Of Greece 10
consent 70 any cession Of territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-21
FRANKS BODY
NOW In CRAVE

NEW YORK. Aug. 2O-The body OF
Leo NJ. Frank. who was lynched AT
Marietta. Ga. was buried today in Mt.
Carmel Cemetery. Brooklyn. The auto.
mobile hearse and the cars carrying
the immediate relatives OF the dead
man Travelled at a high rate of speed
over the six-mile route from the home
OF Franks parents TO the cemetery In
vain attempt TO elude newspaper
men and photographers.
A crowd OF scarcely more than 100
people was in front OF the Frank home
when the body was carried out at 9.l0
O'Clock. Twenty minutes later the
hearse had. arrived at the cemetery
and within 80 minutes from the time
the funeral had started the last OF the
burial services we're concluded. About
40 curious persons were in the Gem
etery when Franks body arrived. and
they crowded close TO the grave dur.
ing the services. Perfect order was
maintained both az the Frank home
and at the cemetery and the police
on hand al both places found nothing
to do.
Mrs. Lucille Frank. the widow, ap.
peared clam and restrained until the
burial services had concluded Then
she collapsed and was carried 20 an
automobile. The services we're con.
Quoted by Rabbi Alexander r. Lyons
OF Brooklyn. and Rabbi David Marx,
of Atlanta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-21
FOOTBALL LEADERS PREPARE
FOR GREATEST GRIDIRON YEAR

i,ading clcvens gyrating together with
tht result that ON SATURDAY NoNcmber O.
- p,.hnsS INania and Dartmouth play al
BOSTON; Princeton and Harvard clash at
nTihctun; Notrc Dame travels 20 West
nolnt 10 meet the Army; Cornell goes
West TO play Michigan. Chicago meets
the Haskell Indians. virginia and Van
derbilt lineup Yale has Brown az an
opponent: ORGAN will face Washington
ana tennessee Will play south Carolina.
nale and Princeton Will be the head
liners IN the east on November 10 vniie
minnesota aud Chicago will play the
leading roles In the middle west. other
important contests on the same dav in
cludc; Washington and Lee and Cornell.
hrown at Harvard: Michigan at Penn
state at Lafayette; South Dakota at
North Dakota. Amherst az Williams and
Illinois et Wisconsin.
Yale and Harvard.
The final game OF many college cIcvens
VIII Dc played on SATURDAY NoNenlb.
20. The annual contest between Har-
eminant on the days sard. but there are
other games Of importance scheduled. in
GUIDING Colgetn "a Georgetown: Dart
mouth % syracuse: Illinois al Chicago.
Minnesota al Wisconsin. Denver 81 col
orado; Mississippi at Arkansas and Sis
souri, az Kansas.
Thanksgiving pav will sec p.nnr,r-
Nanta end Cornell playing 81 rhiiad-l-
phia; Carlisle Indians at Brown. Svra-
cuse tackling the University Of Montana
az Missouri; Notrn Dame playing Tc,aa
az Austin: Mississippi facing Alabama
a. Birmingham. Penn state at Pitts
burgh: Kentucky state NJ Tennessee.
Louisiana at Tulang: North Carolina az
virginia southern California ufagfng
the brcgan AEgies 90 Sen Francisco and
vanderbilt meeting the University Of the
South az Nashville.
The season will close IN the East on
saturday. November - with the annual
Army Navy game. played IN New YorI,
this year. but will continue for another
week In the south and west Nofr,
liamt VIII close pm autumn of much
travel b} playing Rice Institute nt
Houston. T0Nns. the University Of Ntv.
Mexico viii play the O.. : tndian school
90 Alberqucrquc on November go and fla
following day Syracuse will also wind
up o. season uf many trips with - game
against the Oregon Agvirs 90 Portland.
prcEan. on Saturday De, .mtf- . tho
Iulft rrity ~ southern California Will
meet whittier Ht Los Angeles aud with
this contest ended football taps will DC
sounded for another year