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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02
WATSON Ac /,

AUGUSTA, Ga.. Dec 22Thomns
p. Watson, author and edtior,Wls ac-
quilted Friday by a jury in tile fed
eral court OF the charge Or sending
obscene matter through the mails
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SCHOONER rs LOST.

GULFPORT. Miss, Dec. 2.-The
three masted schooner Jenny 81 Hall,
which sailed from Gulfport August
.14 for Fort de France. Martinique.
with lumber and a crew OF six, has
been given gup as lost. It has not
been heard from since leaving here. Ny.
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3L7. 5t7I 1919 17115'T757 M 4
MAY n ANfE iNYERTZ.


#5 T# #thfIAEnocTATEpF rRFENf 4
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Edward
( II. Wertz, Of Wooster. o.. United
States attorney for d orthern Ohio, is
being considered by President VIII
son for appointment as United States
judge Of that district. The vacancy
exists as the result OF the elevation
sof Justice J. H. Clarke To the supreme
court. #5 a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02
S'rORK BRINGs GIRL

Announcement is made Of the birth
OF an cleyen-ponnd daughter to Mr.
and Mrs, o. F. Bell at their home on
East Pike street, The child has been
christonGd Eudora Hope.
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Marriage Announced.

Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Rita Law and Mr. John
Altman both Of Jane Lev, which.
was solenlnized at the parsonage III
the Methodist Protestant church at
Stea1ey Heights Wednesday, night.
The Rev. j r. Turkelson, pastor Of
the church, ofIiciated Mrs Altman
4 Is a niece Or Mrs. Will Law Of this
city
Charity Bal.
"A Thanksgiyi charity ball Of
beautiful appointments was given by.
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society in.
the ball room Of the Waldo hotel
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-ANNUAL CoNVE n,

The annual convention 81 the state
board or trade will be held Thursday.
December IA ut Huntington. Dele
gates from the local board will be
mined at the directors meeting to-
night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02

5FIDUCItEtYa NOTICES.
The following tIducInry accounts ara be-
fore mo for settlements
*. NJ. . Fisher Administrator Of the cs-s
tNtc Of FlurAncn i III Fisher, deceased.
Charles M. sutton Executor of the estate
ef#GcOrgR M. Preston. deceased.
e Given under. MY hand thtB the % th day OF
November, 1QIG.
RAY IL sTROTHER,
Comm iERIoner OF Accounts for Harrison
County. West Virginia.
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u. NEW q, I I {. u !.

at the special term OF the county
court Friday, q. D. Wolverton qualified
as q notary public.
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MARINA CASE is
BEING DISCUSSED
). y. !. =. 3. q Z. I. !. .. !. b :. = q
B p. Z \ IS INVITED /.
As1oeIAreo r0rsa,'
IVA sHISCiTON Dec.

WASHISGTON.@ Dec.
President Wilson today invited
w u Bryan To tnkc luncheon
with him December 6 ut the
White House. Mr.. Bryan is To
attend q dinner here that even
inE to he given in his honor BY
Democratic members OF the
Senate and House Mr.. Bryan
came here Friday and attended
a luncheon given In his honor
by Secretary Daniels The
usual cabinet meeting was chi
celled to- permit members or the N
cabinet and Secretary Tumulty
to attend.
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Pretty FSornc wedding


"A home wedding Of charming APP
pointments was held in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. IL C Gribble at 8
o'clock Thursday evening when the
marriage of their lighter Miss Mi
ncrya Margaret. to Albert Say Jones.
OF Fairmont, was solemnlzed. The
Rev Herbert j AIlsup. pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church. off1ciat-
ed in the presence Of the Immediate
RELATIVES.
The wedding march of Mendel-
ssohn was played by Miss Ethel Crib
bic. followed by Love You TRULY
sung BY Miss Thelma Skanes as the
bride and bridegroom entered the. liv-
| ing room. where the impressive mar
lriage ceremony was pronounced.
Later refreshments were served In
1.-THE dining room from an attractive
table where pink killarney and bril-
| dial roses formed the tables center
tpiece.
The aides in the dining room were
Miss Maud Law Miss Ruth Stotler,
Miss Joe Queen and Miss Opal Bar
rick. Miss Maggie Snodgrass was in
i.charge or the wedding cake. The
bride wore a charming gown8ot white
pussy willow taffeta draped in white
georgette crepe trimmed IN lace and
she carried a bouquet Of bridal roses.
I MIR. and Mrs. Jones left On an
eastern train for a two weeks honey
moon trip. Before leaving the bride
threw her bouquet to her girl triends
from thestaircase. andaft was caught
l5by Miss Joe Queen.
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TO, BE D:.EPoRTED.
tnr AnaaclAmnI EnrnEi

" "
from Fauquemont. says a Reuter- de-
spatch from Amsterdam. that the
male Inhabitants OF Hasselt and Ian
aye, Belgium. between the ages of
~ and so. and also girls and women
possessing sewing machines. are to
ne deported to Germany.
ket Of yellow and white chrysantf1e=
NUNS and ferns. where Mrs. Harry
p. Curtin and Mrs. w Brent Max
well presided I. assisted by Mrs. IA 4. b.
.BogRess. the Misses Rebeca and Mary
i@I2uhl. Misses Margaret and Frances
Robinson and Miss Mary Osborn.
Coffee was poured by. Mrs. Benjamin
f. Robinson in the library assisted
by Mrs. Nv. G. Meeks. Misses Grace
land Edna Haymaker and Miss Vir-
ginfa Snyder.
| Tile aides through the rooms were
Mrs. John HaWker Newton. Miss
/. Frances Curtin and Miss Ruth Max
iwell. Before leaving on a honey
moon trip the bride threw her bou-
Iaquet from the stair case to her girl
friends and 1t was GRACEFUL caught
| by Miss Haynaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham left on the
lsmIdnfght train for Chicago. where
L.they sill permanently reside.
Among the out OF town visitors
We're Mr.. and Mrs. ". Fl. Needham,
William Needhanl Jr. Miss Dorsey
Mead lGlmpns Mead and Donald
lleedhan, all or Ohio. and Miss
Twila Lytton5 Of Delaware. @.
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!. VA AN ARE nj. Kl ii
~ AnneciArEr 80


tNANISSl fstN4 IENtht &I3IS
train travelling hctMc"n Vienna
and Budapest with u number nt
!. perSonAESs who attended thC
funeral of Emperor Francis
joseph says n telegram re-
ccirrd here Friday from Vienna.
collidcd With another train near
t3crHcchclan. several rrls 0f
both trims hHins shattered and
Y f. snid that numerous pnS
senEcrs were killed or injured
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HEAVY FICIITING..

ROME Dec Heavy artillery light
ing Iii IN progress along the Anstro-
ItnliaH front. the Wlr Office Announces.
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Nusbau /. 5
324- 1913 West Main st.
GRANTED CEIETLEIC.AT.E

Tic county court Friday granted
William IT.. Starcher II certificate upon
which 81 obtain y notary public COM
mission
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02

Cough Medicine for Children.
Mrs. Hugh Cook, ScottsvtIle, N. ~,
says: AboutHhye years go when we
were. living In 'Garbutt. n. ~, I doe
from colds with Chant erlain's Cough
Remedy and found 1t just as repre-
scented In every way. 1T promptly
checked their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than any
thing + ever used. '' 0btaina bic every
.Mhere.- dYertiRemen Nh IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02
STORES RE LOOTED.

JIAIal11. Mexico. Dec. Several
Chinese residents nf Chihuahua City.
who arrived here Friday on troop
train, said loottng of stores was In
progress when they left.
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INJURIES. F Z NJ &c, !.
k,,e,j:E,.ol.,,,e.iI,'A.,.TliFn8.1.1,;5r,t,,I

@tErtAGEocIATEpl rREaB1
PITTSBURG. Dec. q Boggs
Campbell a ban kEclerk, aged 2 o. died
in q. hospital here Friday from intur-
Hes sustained Thursday In q. foot ball
game II eBwas# thrown Will e making
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02
Sceelh:n1-rl-T5lo Wedding

& RI
The marriage OF Miss Grace Bog.
CESS Flowers. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur q. Flowers. to Harold
Mead Needharn. or Chicago. was qui-
city solemntzedf in the home Of the
brides parents at 8 o'clock Thursday
evening in the presence OF only the
Immediate relatives OF the bride and.
bridegroom, and a few intimate
friends. The Rev. W. B. King. pas
tor or the First Methodist Episcopal
church. oniciated To the sweet
STRAINS OF Mendelssohn's wedding
by Miss Louise B ougf-
ner the bride entered the parlor with
her father and met the bridegroom
and his best man. his brother. Viii
liam S. Seedham. j r.. at an impro-
tvised altar Of tall palms laurel and
ferns, where the impressive marri-
age ceremony o fSthe Methodist Epis-
Icopal church was read by the pas
tor.
I . The bride Wore gown OF georgette
crepe over white satin, trimmed IN
passeme Or pears. and she car
ricd a bouquet of Bride roses and val
Hey lilies.
After an informal reception, re-
ifreshmen ts We're served III the dining
room, which had for It's floral @decora-
tions garlands Of laurel and greenery
with ropes OF smilax. The table had
for It's centerpiece a shepherdess bas-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-02
WctIel Ij1,7,, Anno ~ cr,tI v

Wedding announcements reading
as follows are or interest here as the
bride formerly resided here but has
made her home In Cleveland, o.. for
the last two years
Mrs. Frank M. Butler
announces the marriage OF her sister
Jennie Blanche Hardesty
to
Mr.. Edward M Tondreau
Saturday, Septemb Der sixteenth, nine
teen hundred and sixteen.
Detroit. Mi chigan.
At#home
go Second avenue.
In C9T.tf an ma Fra X ~ 34s
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IContinuedE On pa &c 5. 4 VI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
GIL ENSON COLLEGE
WINS FAST GAME

round and again when thrGe-base
hit, two singles. Wesleyan's lone err
ror and two bases on balls. tailed
three runs in the sixth.
Wesleyan scored In the seventh,
when Withers went to first on balls.
to second on Beck's out and scored
on Johnson's hit. Its otuer run calne
In the eighth when Singleton walked.
stole second and scored when Glenn
sons left fielder threw wild on his
try at home for him on shumaker's
short fly.
The entire Wesleyan infield put
up brilliant exhibition and the Or
ange and Black was charged with
but one error throughout the con-
test. The score:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

mine tho title and ownership or the fund
and 0bman n, sWAfts ireceivart nj iii9
cause OF Tellhrie Company nghinAt John
u. HFhulef and others. CD Tor an order
atfeeting said receivers 70 pay out De fhe
sons who may BIO dHcreed 90 DO untitled
thrrftpni trl 60 determine anH Az The
Ownership TO the royalty OIL which shan
hereafter be produced md saved from Tho
TellHriH Company against John II. Rfamer
unh nth1ra -
And Il appearing from an Atidavlt in
said suit that the defendant, 4, Lloyd Bra
1neaE, y .t noan,fssiasnt q this stnts u g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
ORIENTAL PLAY
is VERY CLEVER

role which he performs we'll. and he
has voice that charms all. His
numbers and dance with Edna Lee
more are exceptionally good. Miss
Edna Lenore. very pretty little
miss. Is clever in her roles. and she
and Mr.. Whitlock brilliantly stage
society dances. including a fox trot
with original variations. There will
be.a change OF program tomorrow
afternoon.
II. II. McCollum, who appears in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
From West Virginia Wesleyan
Baseball Team bya Score
of a. 10 2.

CLEMSON COLLEGE, s. C.. March
2s-Wcst Virginia Wesleyan College
lost to Clemson College here Monday
at baseball by the score of a to 2.
In the sixth inning the Wesleyan
contingent had the bases crowded
with only one out, but failed to
score, and again In the ninth had
three men on with one down, but the
runs did not result.
Morrison was on the mound, and
while he was somewhat wild and
forced in two runs In the sixth. still
pitched n fine game, Clemson bunch
Ing hits only in the ninth inning.
Clemson scored first in the initial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
nRnER or rnnL1nArInN.

STATE OF WEHI VIWiINIAl
OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison County,
on Monday, the 9th day OF March, 1910,
the following order was entered:
Ernest =, Brlmer, Edgar n. BtnmHr,
Louisa @. Flanagan and okey y. lramur'
plaintiffs.
VS.. IN CHANCERY
j. BENJAMIN Kramer, y. Lloyd Bramer.
William 8. Brarner, Amos w. BtAmrr,
Emily s. Kramer, John w. Groves, and
Receivers, Defendants.
Object of Suit.
The object OF this suit IL tnl to detar-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
Rel Turkish Atmosphere Given
Palace Theater by Hyatt
and LenOre Company.

Enveloped in Turkish atmos-
phere with Ottoman scenery and cos
tunes. the Hyatt and Lenore Com
nany scored roundly at performances
yesterday at the Palace theater in
their tabloid, THE Oriental Auc-
tton." The pretty chorus has just
enough numbers to enliven the show.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

month from the date pf ellie nrst pubiI-
cation on thls order and do what "a nee
eagafy DO protect his Interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 9th day OF
March. 1919,
Ii. WADE COLEMAN. clerk.
j. ". LAW and HOMER gTROSNIDEH.
Counsel for Plaihtin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

The opening musical number is par
ticularly good,
+ Larry Hyatt as a negro comedian
is the star comedian. He has conf
mendable line Of laughs, which, with
his genital manner, greatly increases
the appreciation Of the Palace
patrons. Dummy Whitlock has a dual
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

Right on the heels or the big
Triangle special. Peggy" comes
another big Broadway star at the BIZ
jnu today-De Wolf Hopper In Don
Quixote," Cervantes's celebrated
novel.
Hopper, with tin hat and lean
horse. is exceedingly funny in this
picture.
Ford Sterling. the Keystone fun
maker, IL seen In the funniest of all
comedies, Ellis Pride and Shame"
Tomorrow. the Bljou will be in
the lEme-light again. when Thomas
Ince presents the dainty Bessie Bar
riscale, the fascinating and versatile
star of many notable productions. in
"The Last Act" Miss Barrlscale has
done some remarkable work in such
motion dramas as THE Devil, J" Cup
of Life. :" 1.-THE Reward, I" "The Green
Swamp" and many others.
Mable Norman and Fatty Arbuckla
will be seen in the latest two-act Key
ston comedy. called Bright Lights,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICES
Contractors and Carpenters. There
Win be a meeting OF contractors and
carpenters in the Carpenters Hall.
opposite ppstnflce on Third street.
Friday night, March ai, 7s30 p. m,
Important business 10 transact, -Ad~
vertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

"The Birth Of a Nation" has been
produced in London, and II is TO be
seen in the leading theaters in Bue-
nos Airos and Sydney, Australia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
How 10 Prt,+ent !oronn.

When the child Is subject to at
tackB Of Group, see to It that he oats
q light evening meal. as an overload
ed stomach may bring on an attack,
also watch FOR the first symptom.
tfnarEenesB. and give GhnmberlRfnia
Cough Remedy as soon az tho child
becomes huarse. 0btntnable cvery-
Observation-Disclosures.
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS

Traction comrany express cara
leave GlarkBburE for Mt. Clare. Yves.
ION. ShinnstDn, Fsalrmnnt. F,airrlaw.
Pennington. Warrington and inter
mediate points daily except sEnday.
Shipments for Manning ton and intar.
mediate points must be In station
not lntar than $500 q. m. Fo1rvIew
and intermediate points not later tlnn
II: 100 q. M. Weston ana intermediary
points. not later thRn 1e:DDM.
Quick service. reasonable rates.
and care In handling make this "a
IDEAL line Cor hhIppera.
AtflNpNGAHELA FAI1I4Ey TRAcs
TIpN COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

A play by Irwin Cobb and RoI
Cooper Megrue. with prison reform
for its theme is to be produced In
Atlantoc City this spring. 1t is
called "John w. Blake"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

Stewart, -favorite Mn
star, Ia among those mentioned TO
play the title role In the revival OF
a1'he Relle of New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

the cast supporting Hurry Watson
in 1.-THE Mishaps of Must Suffer-! tho
George Kleine film comedy, is a ma
tural born comedian and Mr.. Watson
credits him with generous share In
making the picture success. III
the Watson comedies Mr.. McCoIlunl
portrays no fewer than fifteen char
acters, n pretty good record when 1t
Is taken into consideration that
"Musty Suffer" is super-strenunus
and his colleagues must keep pace
with him.
The great stars. Philip Smalley and
Lois Weber, appear in Hop, the
DEVILS Brew" at the orpheum
theater today.
Phillips Sfnalley and Lois Weber
never lent their talents to more
dramatic subject than that treated in
this Bluebird feature, written es-
peclally for them by Rufus Steele. a
noted American author, with the as
sistance Of the United States customs
authorities
Lydia Jansen is faithful and low
ing wife. Unknown to her husband, a
customs inspector. she has become
addicted to smoking opium. In the
parlance Of the underworld, this
devils brew Is called hop" Her
own father. politician, Is the head
of IN opium importing gang. which
is the principal medium whereby the
addicts obtained their supply Of the
opium.
Tomorrow, j. Warren Kerrigan
will be starred in "The Pool Of
Flame"
Charlotte Walkers next Para
mount production for the Lask Com
pany will be under the direction OF
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the Law" thrilling drama from the
pen OF Hector Turnbull, the author
OF THE Cheat" and For the De-
Tense"
"a Corner in Cotton" with charms
ing Marguerite Snow in the stellar
role supported by an all-stAr cast, IL
showing today at the Robinson
Grand. II is a Metro production.
Besides Miss Snow the unusually
strong company OF players includes
Frank Bacon. the celebrated Charac-
ter comedian: Lester Cuneo. William
Clifford, Holden Dunbar. ]. W. Colds
worthy. Howard Truesdell, Filfred
Roger and leila Call. There are
scores of interesting scenes including
a cotton plantation. cotton mills, the
Cotton Exchange In New York. and
several vivid glymuses OF the slunls
in New YORK City. IA Corner in
Cotton which was produced by the
Quality Pictures Corporation. is de-
cided novelty. and tells story that
1 Bvital and carries a strong human
appeal.
The added attraction today Is the
latest Pathe News.
Tomorrow Anna Held will appear
in Madame Prasidente."
Miss Carol Halloway's latest sue
cess under the Beauty" brand will
be seen in Trunk and Trouble
with Johnny Shcehan. to be released
by the Mutual on March 20.
Another good vaudeville bill OF
high class acts opened at the Odeon
yesterday. Tom 0verholt and the
Young sisters are trio of enter
tainers, singing and dancing in elab-
crate costumes. The girls have
four changes of dresses, each a beau
ty. They have a series of new songs,
which they present with the vfm=that
always scores. Each Of the trio has
n well-trained voice which Ia used to
good advantage. The eccentric dance
OF Mr.. OverhoIt and the "H0t House"
song are among the features. Nina
Davis in a singing and talking act
makes hit at every performance,
and the Stilllngs in their banjo act
also make big hit.
Haidee Wright, who made such
hit mere in "'rhn Melody Of Youth"
as the lugubrious lady. is In p. H.
Sothern's company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

Frank Reicht1r In THE Woman and
the Law" thrilling drama from the
pen OF Hector Turnbull. the author
OF THE Cheat" and For the De-
Tense"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28
Benny KaulE 4 sprinE trainlar eamp.

That self-hailsd wonder, Benny
Kauf, who promised all sorts Of.
wonderful deeds TO be done by him
self, hasn't shown much pep as yet
in spring training, Kauf cost tho
New York club So, 900. he was the
batting sensation OF the Federal.
league last season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

Miss Carol Halloway's latest sue
cess under the Beauty" brand will
be seen in a Trunk and Trouble, :
with Johnny Shcehan, to be released
by the Mutual on March 20.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-28

Wesleyan-- r. Il. o. A. D..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10

one III and number two ca have been paid.
and TINT MI ~ said notes have h~-n declared
due and tn. same have been piaced In the hands
Of its attorney for collection. and that 10 hiss
contracted and agreed with Amos Rich. o. ray
him the ten tl"i per cent provided in said
notes. "a attorneys fees.
Iiainfii further alleges thar un November
18th. 1871. Eugene q. >hirrmHn. FIR "A Win
able consideration. transferred said notes 20
Grover N. singer. I'M MI instrument ~ wiring
of that date. duly recorded I'M thD nref Records
- + COUNTY. ieSrf. ~ VI. -. u
rn. 5000 NtsH mH @ r1'r.
'ifHt t -- .Wr a tH NHNlf tsNr WI f A4ttA.
transferred ana as lrure ~sia uatr~ ~ fh~
! nitfd ilni and Irrigation rumfanN. tg IN
Instrument I'm writing. recorded ir NtAHn- ia.
pages Ilu tt >rI. W.T. thr ltred Records III
cameron County. TrSas. and that the rhintsa
H. nuw thr legal uwnrr Htd inlHrr ui ~nhI u4tr~.
aud thar StIf defendant promised anil aEres4l
- nay ~ plsinFih the amount "a mun@y
Srrriiitd in ~aid notes.
Plaintiff further allrgr. tlat w connection
with The deed transferring said LtEd 10 thf nahf
defendant. >aMnvl MI. IrltIsN. thHt thrru ua-
assigned IVY thr said samuel NJ. ~f'r1tIry t.t.tn
10 Srarcs - tht capital stock ~ Oh. lutiaua
cn-p Canal company. ana rlHt .atl
deed reserved " licH upon sid hUd. umH mrnn
said stock. far thr payment - said notes.
lfainiN rrHN> trr mdGmHW fnr fhH tam
amount Wy itS drht. rrin,ipal. interest ana ui
t"iie\ : Fees. Tor Tie foreclosure ut IT. lion
against ~Hid lanl. anti against sail stock. nnh
iur an order ut ~llr. Wrlt uf ut~~t~Aium. ,al-f~
~ court. aud fnr general ami special relief
Herein tml nnf. hut have before ~til rumrr
gt lt~ aforesaid next Regular term. this wEIl
Will Your return thereon. showing L.au t.u
have executed the same.
Given under my hand ana thr seal nf itr
>aid court WI office wv brownsville. this rhr 9Th
day 81 January. 9l6
t>ynH LOUIS KOMAISkI.
CIrrE. ni~trSt Court. Cameron County. Trsa~
o. = < La