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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03

I ING ROOM lIlt 81 tdA0.
: Valley General hospital July LIST. DR.. c..
. T.. Clovis has ben made resident ply
stefan and Drs. r. W. Wiene and DR..
i. j. c. Lennon leave the hospital.
! -TNenty-one marriage licenses
were issued Saturday BY the county
: clerk.
nounced Saturday that 1000 special
privilege licenses had been issued.
The county Of Ohio is 10 receive
$1,000 from the Schmulbach estate
/ under the inheritance tax law. -,
/ Out Of flfty-six samples or milk
tested for June, only scT'>t were round
10 be below the required standard.
Saturday, Joseph Weyrick,. Rev.
r. F. l.. Strider, Jess Crawford. Tom
! Foulk, and Bernard Schaffer left for
! Terra Alta. 10 join the choir boys or
ST. Matthew's church, who are en-
According 10 the police repor,
for the fiscal year, there were l,T2l
arrests against 1875 during, the. preVi,,
| Gus wear. There we're SIS DRINKS and
disorderlies.
1t has been reported that a spe.
| cial term Of Federal court will be held
beginning September IL for the, pur-
nose OF trying JEFF Harrison, who is
! charged with train robbery.
George Leroy charged with shop
lifting was fined so and costs by
SQUIRE II. G. Hobbs Saturday.
Although called to meet SATURDAY
there was no meeting of the ONO
| County Bar association.
"A chancery suit to settle an es-
tate was filed Saturday BY, Attorney
Joseph Handlan Involving detenuants
/ in Germany. -.
The annual meeting OF the CO.
/ lumbia club will be held MONDAY
evening, July II, when many import
| ant matters will be disposed OF.
-Messrs. Martin & Cline, lesses or
Belle Isle beach have just completed
extensive Improvements at the resort.
Hundreds of persons visited the place
| Sunday and enjoyed bathing and the
other amusements.
Wheeling lodge No. 2, Shleld or
Honor, will meet next WEDNESDAY
! evening at Meyers hall, South SIDE,
and install the newly elected officers.
Francis Lee Stuart, chief en-
gineer Of the 3. &; O., mas tendered nle
resignation TO become effective July
10. He will engage in private .prao-
lice of his profession in New York.
| 10 successor has vet been named.
&C. H. Foster, who has been man
ager of the Askin & Marine store at
! lois Main street, has been promoted
TO the position Of auditor of the com
panys stores throughout the United
States.
Taylor lodge No. 6. Order of
! Golden Links. will initiate a class OF
lis candidates this evening when the
regular meeting will be held at the
! Eagles hall on Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
1.a~ Fete Arranged.

t,ev Me1ho,iiS, Episcopal church vii! give
lawn fctt on Thursday evening July
l3. on the E:dgwood park grounds. EVER
cffort Is being pat forth to make Inc
affair grand success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
EdaWood Council Mestiug.

The regular meeting of the tdgwood
council will be held this evening in the
town hall. al which time several mat
tiers OF importance will com: up for
consideration. 1t is expected that the
citizens OF Ellington Lane will present
a petition asking that par: of the
street be improved this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
will Ereot oasoline Plant.

Plans are under way for the erection
Of large gasoline plant at Majorsvillt
on the Lynn MillIcan property. near The
town. The property was purchased b!
the Hope Gas Company. The work or
the plant will be started as soon az Tho
material which is on the way. can be
placed on the ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
viii Give Entertainment.

entertainment to be held In the West
Union church near Dallas on Thursday
evening. at which time an interesting
program will be rendered Under the di-
rection Of Mrs. 4. NJ. Ruth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
Big Celebration the Fourth.

The members Of the Modern Woodmen
lodge OF Majorsville Will held a cclrhra-
ton tomorrow In connection with the
observance Of the Fourth. A fine pro-
gram Will be carried out under the Ill
rection OF the lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
,.o, I.o.+ Good CANA.

Yesterday afternoon III" Fulton base,
ball team WAS drfruictl' on inc iunneI
Green ground bv tho DuIuesnc ball team
~. ,bs srnrt Of to o The game was
piaycd before u large sized crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
I'M :DEM0CRATS ENDEAV0R|NC
\ tn 5|DETRACk A. P. SANDLES

for lieutenant governor in behalf OF
the incumbent. J. Fl. Arnold OF Co
lumbus. Arnold still has an oppon-
ent. however, in Abraham Agler, OF
Canton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

We beg to announce that as of June
1st. 1915. w. H Chapman & Sons Com
pany, incorporated under the laws OF
the State of West Virginia, have taken
over all the assets and liabilities OF the
firm OF W. H. Chapman & Son, and
will continue the business at the same
place, 1913 Main. Street, Wheeling, ".
Va.
w. II, cHAPMAN& SONS COMPANY,
VIM. n. Chapman, President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
c.srmENr HEAnrra JULY II.

EASEMENT HEARING JULY II.
LONDON. July 2.-(7:22 =. m.)-The
Easement. who on June 20 was found
guilty Of high treason and sentenced
te death for completely in the Irish re-
belllon, has been fixed for July II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
Delivered Good Addresses.

Rev. NJ. +. Compton. The revival proved
a success, as number OF conversions
were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
BLANCHE swEEr-vmGrNrA.

Weekly will be shown in addition 10
the above feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-03
BALL PLAYERS At
BELLA|RE ROBBED
PARTIES ENTERED
DRESSING ROOM UNDER
GRANDSTANO
Stole All Money And VaIuabIes Left In
Clothing Of BelIaire And Steu-
benviIIe Players.

4 bold theft was committed in Bel
laire Yesterday afternoon when person
orr persons, as yet unknown, entered
Tie dressing room At the Bellaire Ath-
lrtic park, and ransacked the clothes
Of the ball players, removing all money
and valuables. No clues were left, and
I'D until midnight no arrests had been
made. although the authorities were
working on the case.
The robbery. occurred during the
Bellaire. Steubenville game. The cloth
ing OF all players was left in the dress,
ing room under the grandstand.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
JOHNSON'S
MAJORITY WILL
BE 10000
BY nNI7 III PRESS.

BY UNI M fhEhS.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Aux Ill
Gov. Hiram W. Johnson's majority
over Willis Booth for the Repub.
lean nomination for United States
senator WIN be very close 70 10000.
according 10 almost complete re.
turns from all sections OF the state
available today. These covered ~
per cent OF all the 5,442 precincts in
the state. With only AS precincts
missing, Johnson's total vote wa
1899, against 123,352 for Booth
plurality for Johnson OF 1900 The
unreported precincts are scattcrius
and the Johnson advocates declare
that they will merely increase tho
governors majority.
with the Republican "old guard"
leaders conc eding the victory oil
Gov. Johnson, speculation conferred
today on the probable effect or the
primaries on the Republican and
Progressive party conventions 70 be
held In Sacramento, Sept 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
TRENTON CHURCH
TO ACCEPT 20
NEW MEMBERS

More than &C practitioners will
De given full membership into the
Trenton Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning. when the Rev. Or.
Ward. Of the Billy Sunday orxaniza-
ton. will be present 10 conduct ser.
vices The new members arc for
the most part converts OF The Weav-
CT revival held last spring
In the afternoon, A. 9 o'clock.
Smith and Weeks" The Wayne
County Dry campaign committee
duct, Who are making the rounds n
he down Hver communities n the
Interest OF the coming election. will
speak in the church. while Mrs.
Stinson, wife OF the prominent dry
worker viii organize the women Of
the town into a dry force. AZ the
same hour, in The Presbyterian
church
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Election Commission
Amendment Adopted
BY Large Majority
TERMS OF OFFICE
ARE HEIGHTENED
Hospital Appropriation
Measure To Be Re-
submitted

Voters In Tuesday's primary
struck hard AZ ward eossism by
their adoption 81 the charter amend.
ment for an election commission.
The amendment was adopted by a
vote Of 24,l62 to 1884. a majority
81 10 SOS
Adoption OF this amendment
means that ward NCsses will no
longer control elections through ap-
poiumCn' 81 registrars an inspect
ors This power Is transferred from
each separate district 20 an election
commission 70 consist Of The record
-. president OF the civil service
commission. CITY clerk, corporation
counsel and senior police Justice.
who will apI oinr officials for all pre-.
ciuc's IN Detroit Thus n Is plan
ned 10 divest the ward boss Of an
invaluable tool in the upbuIlding OF
political machines
The election commission amend
uent vas the center Of n hard fight
ard much bitter feeling The com.
mon council refused 10 vote FOR sub
mission ~ TIE amendment. but II
went on The ballot through initia.
tory petition
OF he eight Amendment voted on
one was defeated and another IL In.
operative. because Gov Ferris refus
ed 70 sanction ~ ~ vote ~ 90
go 10 1897 tho electors turned
down the proposition 70 give the
common council general control over
public utilities IN the city including
the power to fix rates for service
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
HEALTH OFFICER
TO INSPECT ECORSE

Promise OF thorough trip OF In
spection through Ecorse village has
been made by the new health on
Ger. Or. A. C. Drouillard. OF wyan-
dotte Sanitary conditions and al
other public health matters, inelu-
ing school rooms inspection. will be
made some time next week. said the
doctor.
There are certain places in
Ecofse village which are unsani-
tary. 10 Judge from the contagious
disease epidemics which sweep over
the community periodically. the
health oficer asserted, and II Is my
intention 10 ind these places, no
matter where they are-in schools,
stores. or other public places. The
homes also will be inspected for san
itary plumbing. backyard rubbish
piles and all other things tending TO
aid or spread disease. The best
thing the village can DO 10 10 clean
up before the inspection ismsde.
There would not be as much 20 DO
afterwards"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
OLDEST ECORSE
RESIDENT DEAD

Ecorse's oldest resident. Mrs Axle
Monte 90, died Wednesday night in
her home on corner Bourrassa AMI
Monroests.. after a long Illness
Mrs. Monte, daughter ot Alex
ander Goodell. a Revolutionary war
hero, and a life long resident Of the
village. has been in Ecorse since her
birth, and has been ASSOCIATED with
the ST. Francis Xavier rarish since
its institution. She was The moth
or OF nine children and about so
people Of Ecorse and vicinity claim
her "a grandncthsr.
Surviving her are tho following
sens Richard. Alexander. Frank.
Elijah. John r. ALERT. Her daugh-
ters are Mrs. Gideon Sanch. Mrs.
Charles Ouellette and Mrs r Rog
ers. Of Detroit. Alexander Goodell
is her only surviving brother. FL
neral arrangements have not been
completed.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
BY POP.

and the control OF grade separations.
Lack OF confidence In the com
mon council is Tho only explanation
for The rejection OF this amendment.
II is evident that voters feared 10
place 40 great a power with the
aldermen. who would be given eI-
tcnsive opportunity for graft with
the fate OF public service corpora
tions resting in their hands,
The amendment giving the coun-
ell power 10 appropriate for the
erection aud maintenance OF hospt
tai~ carried Ivy good majority. but
Is imperative THIS s. the one the
governor refused TO sign, because II
did not lie % tho table long enough
The heaviest vote was polled on
tho minimum wage amendment.
witch was adopted, 32.7G0 10 $3.50.
This Amendment provides a mini
mum wage OF s. c5 a day for DOM.
mon lahorers IN city work. and the
highest prevailing wage for skilled
workmen, with the eight.hour day
and double pay on holidays and ad-
ditional pay for overtime.
Terms az ward and city officials
are heightened 10 four years. In
stead OF two. as al present. by tbs
charter amendment adopted by 2Sr
lie 10 1864 Voters wore impress
ed BY the saving in election expense
hy longer terms and by the argu-
ment that longer tenure In ONCE
means more efficient service. But
more practical reason behind the
adoption OF this amendment may be
he hard work Of machine interests
10 out on tho city statute books an
instrument that win strengthen their
organization and give II an added
barrier against attack.
Technical amendments giving me
council power 20 change ward
boundaries and 10 include annexed
territory in the city ward organiEa'
ton were adopted by comfortable
margins.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
CR) and James Werner ~ unop

CR) and James Vernon ~ unop'
posed.
Third ward-Edward Barnett tR)
and Jacob Guthard (R), Sol Berman
Cd.
Fourth ward-Maurice J. Heating
(RJ and Albert T. Allen tR).
Fifth vari-Moses Wartell tR)
and Scott Hunter (R) Joseph Sche-
mansky IN and r. W. Lorkowski
ID
SIKH vard Joseph \ Walsh r.
and John T Thompson RI Charles
H. Hade I'D.
Seventh ward--Josepa Rshorski
lR) and W II. c Hrdle tR).
Charles Ahrens ca ami Robert T.
DreXelius Cd
Eighth ward " Ross
RJ and Albert F. Wilson tR).
Ninth ward Anthony Move ~
and Joseph a Miotke (D): James
= Fleming tRl ard c F 81 Aubin
tR).
Tenth vari Fred " Robinson
RI and William II Mavbee lR) .
Patrick OBrien lD) and William II.
Quaine ID.
Eleventh Wa~l-Chatie, Braun
RI ani Herman r link tRl; Carl
NJ Marhss son On aud Joseph Rollo
90.
Tu..If-L ,,.,-5 Tg-,,s Crurshaw
IT, n and sherman Lt'tledeld ,Rj
Thirteenth ward-Oscar A Dody
n and Charles 4 Kocher tRJ.
AiAsr Kelly lDl End Herman A
Narzko ipl.
Fourteenth Hard--John c. BleH
lR' md Ralph O. Mirter tRb
Fifteenth va-i--itorrc " huch
n. and George " Ellis RI
SiyteonJ1 ward NeNanler Oil
tR1 aud Georg " Niepo,h ,Rl
Seventeenth ward Albert g
Kunz .RI and Herman schultz tRJ
E.cb-e,u'h we t--William J
Wilson .RJ aud 1sck CcUau lRI.
N5rete,urn ward William s.
M JRl and Charles 4 Ashc
Gp. Charles Nsrrll Dj.
7n,u..,h ward Thomas f Glin.
nan URl and oscar 4 R.opelle tR)
Tweatr. Grs' varI-IUl.gs l.
Erumusl lRJ and Richard r. star.
key ,R1 William Bradley 90
and Fred 4 OPP O).
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
These Men VIII Fight
IL Out In November
STATE TICKET

0overnor--Alhert r. SLEEPER
tRl; Charles II Bender CD
Dickinson (R) John 2 XIX Cd
L. :, senAtcr-Chsrlss z. Town
conxr.s.man First district
Hugh shelhsrd tR); Frank z.
Ts,rt..nts dis,rie,-Charl.s A.
Nichol. (Rl: Eugene P Berry
STAT. sena,ors-F1rs, district.
Herman !. Koehler tR)i Walter
second district-Daniel z. wade
CR): James A. Murtha ID
Third district-Jsmes ". Han
Fourth distric,-Soble Ashley
lR,) or George NJ Condor (R).
Fifth dis,rict-c.orEe G scott
CRD or Fred c. Rove lRD.
CITY TICKET
wm = connolly CD.
City ci.rk-Riehsrd Lindsay
City Tressurer-Max c. Koch
CRD: Casper II. Schultz (D)
Police tustics Cto All vacancy
william y,. = He''on 'R)' Antonio
Justic. Of the P.se.-Adolph 2
Marschnsr RI and Theodore J
Richter CR.) Eugene A Walling
iD1.
COUNTY TICKET
Probate Judge-Edgsr = Dur
Zee (R)
Sherir-Edvard 2 stein (RD.
Edwin r Klnnsr Cd
County Clerk-MiltOn OAkrsn
fR1 George Defer (nl
County william n
Green (RD William J Lee Cd
Register OF Deeds-Otto Stoll
(R) Christopher r Lehman N
Prosecuting Attorney - Charles
n. Jasnowskt tR-). William X
Campbell Cd
County Auditor-w Gutruan
(R.l Xavier p. Konksl fO)
Coroner--MorR Parker r.
ard J. ". Rothacher CR.b, Paul A
Kiebba CD.
Circuit Court ronrlssiorsr--
samuel T May r and Henry @
Nichol (RD Emory Monash ID.
and Wrn- schwartz ID
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
HAMTRANCK
ANNEXATION
IS DEFEATED

Although he complete returns are
rot vet in. indications point 10 the
defeat 81 the amendment in Ham
tramck township and village for an
nexation 70 Detroit By at least n
three 10 one vote This defeats the
attempt OF the element that has been
trying 20 stop the growth Of High.
land Park BY annexinR The territory
10 the north. east and west Of the
village boundaries and thus prac.
tically force the village TO come into
the city and TO lose its local option
ri ghts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
c. E. NEUENDORF
BURIAL FRIDAY

Funeral services for the late
Charles e Neuendorf. 40. for years
a local merchant and undertaken.
who died In bis home az No. 1874
oak-st.. Tuesday night, will be held
Friday afternoon from the home. the
Rev. Nayson II Ssvell. Presbyte-
Ran. officiating. with the local ? 4
A. VI. lodge attending Burial will
be IN Ferndale cemetery.
Surviving the deceased merchant,
who was III OF kidney enlargeITYsnt
for more than four years. are a faith
er, Charles W Neuendorf. two sons.
Charles and Robert. one brother.
Edward c. Neuendort. and one sis.
ter, Mrs. George Humbert, Dearborn.
-
The first railroad 70 reach the
Missouri river was the Hannibal &
81. Joseph road. completed in 1889.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Ownsend Wins Sena-
torial Race BY Big
Majority
DICKINSON FOR
1T. GOVERNOR
eakes Leading In Sec
Ond District
Contest

Albert T.. Sleeper, of Bad Axe,
~ been nominated for governor
- the Republican ticket by plu.
ulity OF approximately 5000 over
rank D. Leland, the Wayne county
Enndidate. Complete returns from
counties available Thursday
Dosning and partial returns from
o others out of the SO in Michigan
I've Sleeper s5.1s1: Leland. IL
80: Diekema. s4.14s. and Gardner,
oyAes.
Weaselius poIled a scattering vote
~ was not a serious factor In the
0oo.
he territory from which returns
3mGD now available comprise practi.
ny al the populous communities
x Ne state. and It In extremely I'M
LILY that further returns viii ma
glAily alter the result.
Lnron d. Dickinson, OF Charlotte,
o0ms certain OF the nomination for
oufenant-governor. leading Heine-
-. Of Detroit. by more than 5000
- returns from so counties.
"a United States Senator Charles r.
Z UWnSend. OF jackson. has been re-
|nu1nated over William II. Hill, of
oerUit. By q majority approximat-
- oo,0oe.
DUopite the fact that he Is not a
nnG1date for election. Charles II.
nn1er. Of Grand Rapids. was nom
o1od BY the Democrats by an over.
whining majority. He was IN
10000 on the ballot. but progress
80 Democrats had urged voters 70
onch The name OF Henry Ford for
~ nomtnation.
- the Seventh congressional dis
- Il 10 apparent that Congress
- Cramton has been renominated
oor Spears by ut least 5000 Ford
- leads Cone In the Eighth by
n - the Tenth II appears that Cur
- 10 been nominated by q narrow
ogB1n over Loud and Woodruff.
E. J he Fourth. Hamilton and Ket-
I'm are running a close race, and
s. nay BE- necessary TO await the
3e1n1 returns before the result can
T. - ascertained. Smith. in the Third.
leading his opponents. Straight.
oy1or and Dfngiey, BY substan-
- plurality.
"a Candidate Bacon In comfortably
- ne lead In the Second
n the Democratic contest. for
- same territory, Beakes was
oAAing Chandler by about 500 votes.
Leland men are inclined TO lay
- defeat Of their candidate to the
|Gnmpaign for Gardner, all Of whose
import had he remained out OF the
S<nce would have gone to Leland,
10y say.
The wet strongholds OF st. Clair,
: Daginaw and Macomb rolled up
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
PIE DISTRIBUTED
AT TRENTON FAIR

About 200 slices OF pumpkin pie
were distributed 20 fair visitors
Wednesday afternoon ard evening
By the fair association. enc Of the
largest crowds present so far. made
Jolly Wednesday, and all the fea-
lures were well patronized. Tho
pie booth. however. was the mos
popular spot on the fair grounds.
continual stream going and coming
from this booth
william MeIico'te f. recovering
from a serious Hires.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
LINEMAN BURNED
BY LIVE WIRE

YPsILANTI, Mich, Aug. al
vern Chamberlain, 81. married, was
burned this morning with live
wire while working az lineman FOR
the Edison company He was taken
to the Oak.st. hospital and has a
small chance 20 live
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

sleeper Niurslty over Leiend wa.
Counties complete; Alpena. Arsnsc.
BaraEa Bay. Branch. Clinton. Che
boyEar. Clare. Delta, Eaton, Emnst
Gogeblc. Gratiot- Grand Traverse Isa-
bella. Jackson Lenawee. Luce, RAia-
ms,oo, Menominee. Monroe. Nusks-
gon. Oceana. Orceia- Otsego, School
craft shiawassee and 81. Clair.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

Hank Had yer telephone remov.
cd, HIP
Hi-Yes m fools said I couldn
cuss over IT, How could toll Josh
Medders his COWS was in my corn
Without cussing?
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

Gov. Frank 3. Willis and former
Gov. James N. Cox. the opposing
candidates for governor Of Ohio,
are scheduled 70 speak at the Ohio
State fair today.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
LAW SAYS DUCKS
MUSTN'T BE SHOT
UNTIL SEPT. 16

Although The state law DOES not
prohibit the shooting ot wild docks
after Sept. !. the federal game Law.
which takes precedence. s&ys they
canno, be ~ 90 until Sept. Is. Tx
is the warning Charles Daniel. dsp
nv state game and FISH warden. II
srr ding out l,uui'ng licenses may
be obtained OF NJ Daniels home.
No. 90 C.ane-aye or IN the county
clerks Office
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

city Treasurer Max g. Koch 10 an
nouncinE that he viii keep his Of
hro open THURSDAY and Friday
evening" until 2 o'clock. to pay
election inspectors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-15

D A. Beamer and A. ". BeGmer, CO.
partners under the style and name OF
Missouri immigration association. de
pendants. In cbancery.
Affidavit oil non-residence of the
Missouri immigration association. ID.
A. Beamer, A. w. Beamer and ID. A.
Beamer and A. W. Beamer, doing bust
ness under the name and style OF the
Missouri immigration association. i'm
pleaded with the above defendants.
Stella u. TOwndrow, Benjamin r..
Iowndrow, Peoples Savings Bank and
Trust Co, Conrad Liuinger and Albert
Meyer, having been filed in the clerk $
office OF the circuit court of said
county. notice is therefore hereby Civ
en- 10 the said nonresident defendants
that the complainant flied its bill OF
complaint in said court on the chancery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-15

plainant filed his bin Of complaint in
said court, on the chancery side there
of, on the eighteenth QSth) dav OF
August, 1916, and that thereupon a
summons issued out OF said court
wherein said suit Us now pending. re-
turnable on the third Monday in the
month Of September -eNt, as Is by law
required.
Now, unless YOU, the said nou-resI-
dent defendant above named. Elizabeth
Melkush, shall personally bc and ap-
pear before said circuit court, Oh the
first day of the next term thereof. 10 be-
holden at Rock Island. in and for said
county, on the third MondaN la SEN
TENDER next, and plead. answer C.. de-
luur 10 the sand Complaiuauta bin Or
complaint, the same and matters aud
things therein charged and stated will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-15

side thereof on the 18th day of August.
1916, and that thereupon a summons
issued out OF said court. wherein said
suit is now pending, returnable on the
third Monday in the month of Septem-
Der next, as is by law required. Now.
unless you. the said nonresident de
PENDANTS above named. d. A. Beamer.
4. ". Beamer. Missouri immigration
association and d. a. Beamer and A.
w. Beamer, cOpartners. doing bust
ness under the name OF Missouri I'm
migration association shall personally
be and appear before said circuit court
on the first day of the next term
thereof, TO be holden at Rock Island in
and for the said county. on the third
Monday in September next. and plead
answer or demur 10 the said complain
ants bill Of complaint, the same and