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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
Great VARIETY
OF OPINIONS
EXPRESSED

Washington, May b.-Congress re-
ceived the German note quietly. with
members expressing a variety Of views.
Senators OF the foreign relations COM
mittee refrained from talking. Others
thought the reply was favorable, wut
some we're doubtful of the conditions
apparently attached. Some others
thought ii had not advanced negotia-
tions toward settlement at all. On the
surface there were no indications Of
activity in the group which opposed the
presidents policy of pressing his de-
mands.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
TO RELEASE GERMANS
TAKEN FROM STEAMER

London, May 5.-The British govern
ment has decided 10 release the 3s Ger
mans and Austrilns who were taken
from the American steamship China.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05

however, has now decided to make fur
ther concession. adapting the methods
Of submarine warfare to the interests
of neutrals.
I'D reaching this decision the Ger
IAN government Is actuated by con-
siderations which are above the level
of the disputed question.
Acted in Self Defense.
I'm self defense against the illegal
conduct of British warfare while fight
ing bitter struggle for her national
existence, Germany had to resort to
hard but effective weapon of submarine
warfare.
As matters stand, the German gov
ernment cannot but reiterate regret
that the sentiments Of humanity which
the government of the United States
extends with srch feryor to the un-
happy victims of submarine warfare.
are not extended with the same warmth
of feeling to the many millions OF wo-
men and children who. according to the
vowed intention of the Isritish govern
ment, shall be starved, and who, by
their sufferings, shall force the victor
ious armies Of central powers into ig-
nominious capitulation. Thu German
government, in agreement with TIE
German people. fails to unde. Itand this
discrimination. all more as II has re-
peatedly and e. 3licitly declared itself
ready to rse the submarine weapon in
strict conformity with the rules of in
ternational law, as recognized before
the outbreak of the war. If Great Bril-
tain is likewise ready to adapt tie con-
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tcontinued on Page Two,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
NAVAL BATTLE
IN ADRIATIC
REPORTED

Berlin. May 6.-(wireiess)--A battle
in the Adriatic between Italian and
Austrian .warships and air craft is re-
ported by the Austro Hungarian admir-
atty. The statement adds that Aus
trian airships have raided the Italian
city of Ravenna-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
HAS GIVEN ORDERS FOR
MODIFYING WARFARE
Bernsf0rf Believes the
American Demands
Have Been Met

New York, May Count Won Bernstorff re-
ceived the text of the German note at hotel here.
It is known the German embassy view is that the
note is all for which the United States asked; that
it sgnalizes the return to what is termed cruiser
warfare''--that is, the operation Of submarines as
cruisers, intercepting commerce with visit and
search The embassy view is that inasmuch as
mention is made in the note Of the question of
armament, it is not complcating feature.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
ZEPPELIN BLOWN Up
BY THE NORWECIANS

Copenhagen, May s.--Military auth
critics at Stavar ger. Norway, blew up
the Zeppelin L-20 yesterday when it be-
gan TO roll dangerously in a strong
wind. Soldiers fired upon the airship
from distance of SO yards. The Zep-
pelin exploded with great Getonation
and burned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
MORE ARE
GIVEN DEATH
SENTENCE

Dublin, May 5.-Four more rebels
sentenced to death by courtmartial
were shot today. They were Joseph
Plunkett, Edward DAILY, Michael
O'Hanrahan and William Pearse.
Eighteen other rebels were sentenced
to death. the official statement adds,
but later their sentences were COM
muted to penal servitude.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
TEXAS Commercial Travellers.

Corpus Christie. Tex. May 5.-war1n
welcome to Corpus Christie was given
today to the several hundred delegates
and visitors assembled for the annual
convention of the Texas division OF the
Travellers Protective association. The
convention wili continue over tomor-
row.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
ZEPPELIN DESTROYED
BY BRITISH CRUISERS

London, May 6.--tofficiai)-A Zep-
pelin dirigible balloon was destroyed
yesterday by one of the British light
cruiser squadrons off the Schieswig
coast.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
FRENCH TRENCHES ARE
CAPTURED BY GERMANS

-erlin, May 5. = CWireless1-The
Germans have captured French trench
es southeast of Haucourt on the verdun
front. Repeated French attacks against
the German position west OF Deadman's
Hill broke down.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

officials, capable and courageous, will
be the leaders of the respective sides
in debate; they will divide the time
and select the other speakers. A well
known insurance man, as clerk OF the
House, will record the proceedings.
Joseph G. Cannon will be there in per-
son or by one Of the court clerks, with
his Wheeling stogie set at forty-tive
degree angle. or little stralghter, and
ready for the fight. A newspaper man
will see that Mr. Bryan has a few"
words to say. And a great lawyer will
take the part of Elihu Root. "A big
man, carrying big stick. and speak
ing softly, will appear in due time.
ready for a trough house" If anybody
wants to start it. Two able, fearless,
skillful diplomatic apostles Of peace
will keep the door and keep order.
Whether you are prepared" or "un-
prepared" you will want to see the con-
tortions and hear the convulsions
caused by the profound speeches,
sharp witticisms and quaint debaters,
all OF which will be happy natured.
highly instructive and make you hum
CRY for what will be handed out at the
close.
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PERSONAL

Burton Boughner, OF San Antonio
Tex, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Dan
lei w. Boughner.
r. Marshall Winfield, Preston Gan
dy and George p. Leatherbury re-
turned from Weston Tuesday where
they attended leap year dance Mon
day evening.
John T. Williams came here from
Welrton Wednesday to look after
business of the Phillips Sheet and
Tin Plate Company, of which he is
an officer.
L. d. McGeary, of Parkersburg, ia
transacting business here.
T. s. Mc1ntire. of Morgantown, Is
in the city looking after his duties
as an inspector OF the state public
service commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Hycr, of Sutton,
are visiting in the city.
w. B. Crowl, Of Falrmont, Is Q
guest at the Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Griffith and
two daughters, OF Los Angeles. Calf.
former residents of Clarksburg. are
In the city for a visit of a few weeks,
during which time Mr.. Griffith will
look after business interests here.
They expect to remain in the East
until next fall.
Mrs. Henry Lane, OF this city.
went to Fleming this week to take
medical treatment.
Mrs. B. NJ. Chenoweth and son.
Of Flemington, along with a party Of
friends, were at Clarksburg Wednes-
day to attend the matinee OF The
Birth of a Nation"
Misses Emma and Elizabeth Davis
son. Of Crawford. are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbert a.
Osborn at Hartland.
Miss Dorothy Davis. of Parkers-
burg, who was guest Of Mrs. Ed
ward e. Leatherbury, has returned
home.
w. w. Hess was business visitor
here Wednesday from Wyatt.
Carroll A. Elliott, Of Terra Alta. Ia
a visitor here.
.. R. Reynolds, of Weston, is a city
visitor.
ton.
A. ". and e. e. Snyder are here
from Buckhannon.
j. II. Black, OF Warrington, is
transacting business here.
! "A. j. Hiatt. OF Charleston, Is a
guest at the Hotel Gore.
e. l.. Garlach. of Huntington, Is In
the city looking after business affairs.
l.. q. Moore. OF Parkersburg. is a
city visitor.
q. L. Oliver. OF Margantown, Is in
the city on a brief business visit.
Ira q. Robinson, Of Grafton, candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for governor. was a visitor here We'd
nesday.
Harvey Brooks was here from
shtpnstpn Wednesday.
j. B. Brennan, IT., Of wheeling, IS
in the city loo king after business af-
fairs.
.: Clyde Lewis, Of Grafton, Is q
visitor here.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Hints for the Housewife.

When peelinE oranges, first pour
boiling water over them to cover and
let stand in 1t five minutes. Then
when you peel them you will find the
bitter and indtgestihle white lining
will come off clean with the skin.
This enables you to easily slice and
chill them for breakfast.
When children's shoes become
scutfed rub them with vaseline be-
fore polishing. They will wear long
er and scratches will scarcely show
after this treatment.
Parasols may be kept in condition
through the winter months if every
section Is stuffed Lightly with tissue
paper when putting the parasola
away. The paper will prevent creas-
ing, which causes the silk to crack.
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Mimic Congress.

Friday night the Clarksburg Brother
hood will convene at its usual social
meeting place AT the First Methodist
Episcopal church in a mimic Congress,
to discuss Preparedness" in regular
Washingtonian style.
The president OF the United States
will be unprecedented by a large dry
goods merchant, that Is. he is not so
large in size. but great in heart and
usefulness. The vice president for
that occasion win be a noted physician
of the city. who win look and act the
part OF Mr.. Marshall The speaker OF
the House will be initiated by a prnm-
inent lawyer Of the local bar. Two
other noted lawyers, oficials or ex=
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Admirable Memo
COrsets
Designed for Large Women

They are planned not merely for large women,
but for those who are short and those who are tall
in word for all type of large women.
few of the models are:
InNo. s1s, the Memo sef-reducing elastic bands
in black and having low bust for short figures
price $500.
In No. s19with high bust and longer skirts than
No. S1S, for tall women price $500.
In NJ. $50, the Memo military laodel, with low.
top and long skirt, $3.50.
In No. 400, the Memo relief bands. which are the
supporting feature and are made OF semi-elastic
latsicops, which adds greatly to the wearers com
fort. Price $500.
the lasticop bandlet recommended by physicians
in place of surgical bandages. This is designed
for short, full figures. Price $500.
limo. SOC is medium bust for tall figures. Price
$500.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
birthday Party.
CONTINUED from PAGE Ihrea
yrnzEEEEaHgaHBaR1otaAa

Mrs. "A. G. Six gave a party in hon
or Of Mr.. Skis birthday, which event
does not occur often, being February
90, at their home at 413 Davis street
at a seasonable hour ice cream and
cake were served.
Those present were Misses Ruhl
Cross, Blanche Cross, Esta Holt
Nellie Ford, Jureatha Walker, Vleva
burnside, Bessie Greynolds, Mac
knight, Nora Knight, Jettie DeVolt
and Mrs. verna Greynolds; and
Messrs. John Cain, Lee Bragg, Lee
Bayner, Louie Burslde, Mr.. Altizer
Robert Shreves, Clarence Hazelwoody
Burlin Underwood. Walter Sale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Six.
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GOSPEL ARMY
Is Not Connected in Any Way
Whatever the Salvation
Army in Its Work.

Addutant George Willis, in charge
OF the local branch OF the Salvation
Army, has issued the following:
To the citizens of Clarkshurg and
vicinity:
The local Salvation Army corps
wishes to inform the people in gem
eral that the body OF people by the
name Of Gospel Army has no connec=
ton whatever with the Salvation
Army and that the corps will appre-
ciate the peoples investigating in the
future 80 as not to be deceived.
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oRnEK OF PUBLICATION.

tk94Eh448 We AN44s4 sN44kAa4&N44&4I ..1fsF
[ At Rules held In the Office OF the clerk
,nf the Circuit Court Of Harrison County
on Monday, the 9TH day OF February, 1916,
the following order WAS entered:
Isaac L. Dayisson, George paylsson, NJ.
IL. Dawson, Charles j.. DAvlssnn, Almlrl
Ritter. Fannie pennisont Alleha Bates, Ray
Hutsons Amanda II. Martin, John II. pag-
iBson. Isaac b. Da FiSson. MarrelIns w. pay-
lsSnns Elias =. DAVIDSON. Colonel 90. nap@
tssoil. Martha O. Williams, John w. Gain,
Martha Hannah, Ruhamh Pullem, William
y. Payne. Ethel Rnble. Ira Payne, Otto
Payne. Robert Payne, Robert 8. DAWSON,
Julia A. Ford. SavillA Gains, Eva u. HurRt,
Matte Morrison, Matilda Howell, John ID.
Ash. Edward Ash, Damon Ash. Rachael IL.
johnson, Yirginia GntrtHht Julia =. Nor
rts. Ida sWtger, EdR Bates Ham Marsh
and Alice III. Ball. plaintiffs
vs.. In Chnncery.
Herbert Hntsun, Virginia Hntsnn. Opal
Hsitson. Guy Wang Elsie parisBon,
Lizzie NJ strather. John GBlyiu. Nuke CAD
vim. Rpsa PtTpe. Lulu Bates ana Rosa
Carson. infants under thn age OF twenty
one years, and Asa Payne. All DAWSON aud
Lon MI DAVIDSON, defendants.
Object pf suit.
The object pf the above styled suit IS
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More of Those SOC Casque
Combs So Much Tailed
About

Give the hair the French Rolfon the sides. orna-
ment same with the new Casque Comb now so
much talked about and which we are Showing
several styles in both shell and amber, with nsets
of pearls and rhinstone Price soc.
In this same shipment of iewelry there is a
fancy breach in fancy flower basket design OF i'm
usual attractiveness. Special, 25c.
Eltruskan Art hair pins, Soc.
Fancy pins in ribbon bow effect, SOC, and many
kinds OF fancy ear rings, 25c and SOC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
ma orcnnIze suirrage CIub

Miss Eudora Ramsay, woman suf-
frage lecturer, will address a meet
ing at a O'Clock Friday afternoon in
the Red Gross room Of the Masonic
temple and organize local equal
suffrage club. She desires all pei.
sons interested along with all those
who have signed cards to attend tho
Friday afternoon meeting.
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A Varsity Special 25c

full pound of correspondence-size paper from the
Crane Paper Mills made expressly for Parsons-S ouders
Co.. Special 25c.
At 1oc package containing twenty-five envelopes of
which you may have three styles to select FROM
Highlands Linen box papers in white or coors,
either correspondence cards papers, 35c and Soc
Leave your orders at the Stationary Depart
ment for the engraving of visiting cards, invita-
tons, announcements, etc. Estimates cheerfully
given.
Sample book convenient. Prompt and salts
factory service assured Prices most reasonable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
Elks Social Session.

Clarksburg lodge. No. 4S2, de-
cided at its meeting Tuesday night,
to have limitations and a social ses-
sion Tuesday night, March %. and
Clifford r. Hill was chosen chairman
of the session. AS usual the enter
tainment committee OF the lodge,
headed by Percy Byrd, will provide a
program of entertainment and the
Gandenza orchestra will furnish ntl-
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Co to New York.

= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Lamberd
4companied by their daughter, Miss
Mildred, left Tuesday evening for a
week visit to New York, where they
will be joined by their son. Charles
f. Iamberd, Jr., who is attending
st. Paul's school, at Garden City, N,
J. While in New York. Mr.. Lam
berd will make purchases for the
ready-to-wear and other departments
Of the Watts-Lamberd Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

On account Of the revival meetings
in progress at the First BAPTIST
church, the Omega Sunday school
class Of that church will omit its reg
lllar monthly social this month. II
is hoped, however. that every mems
her will be present at the meetings
and lend a helping hand.
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Social saasion

at 8 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
the members Of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. Of the, First Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a social session af-
ter the regular business meeting, and
the hostess will be Mrs. s. a. Lang,
Miss Villa stont and Mrs. j. A. Full
Teton.
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ELEcrED as DIRECTORS,

Charles B. Alexander and J. n.
Stephenson returned Tuesday night
from Parkersburg, where they were
elected members OF the board OF d.
rectors of the West Virginia Fedora
tion Of Insurance Men Tuesday, a
newly-formed organization.
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union Meets

"A very interesting meeting OF the
Stealey Heights Women's Christian
Temperance Union was held Wednes-
day afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
w. =. Benson on Dun street.
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MISS Rarl,say tn TaIk,

Miss Eudpra Ramsey Will give a
talk on equal Erfrsge at 10 o'clock
Thursday murning in the home of
Mrs Norval 3. Mccarty on West Main
street. Every one who is Interested
As invited 20 attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
srHo1A1 COMMISSIONERS SALE.

II
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue OF tile authority vested In me
ms SpeelAl commits st1heF by an order made
by the circuit court OF Harrison County,
West Virginia. In a proceeding pending
IN said court upon Attarhmetit1 In which
Imam Company, Incorporated Is plain
TIL, and Morris Bifnbuum, ht ais, are de-
PENDANTS. IL VIII on ~ b gfit
SATURDAY., MARCH 18TH, tDIB.
&C q 40 O'Clock r.. Al.t sol, at tho front
door Of tlle cnt1rt house o. tTarrisbnl Goun-i
W West Virginia, In bulk. and EdS one lot.
thirty sDne th1ukand four hundred aud
eighteen t31sat&l pounds Of zine tifoks,
which rs now stored at the plpnt OF Peafls
man Company s1hcnfpornted, at the town
Of North View, In Coal District Harrison
Comfy West Virginia. efpspe tive pifz
chaserB may call and examine tht props
erty to be sold ut any time.
FTERMS OF Sal caEn.
Given -nndar my hand this 16E day OF
March a. ID, 19tg. ~.
MELVIN q. sPERRY.
3 Special fEnthml aei1ner.
State OF West Virginia, ~ Il
County OF Harrison, Tp+Wit
I, y wade Gnlfmah, clark OF The cir
cult court OF Harrison County. West Wiz
Eintn, do enrtify that AfelFin 81. Snerry.
special Eom1al ssiphefs In tie above stylftl
sui, Inns given bond as required bs tlie
order entered therein.
Il. WADE COLEMAN. CLERK.
l4sailll IL 49, ltt 49,
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To Meet Thursday.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Lutheran church will meet at $3.50.
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. z. Il. Smith, 633 Dale
avenue.
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To Re Hostess,
avenue.

Miss Ella Quinn will be hostess Of
the East End Serving Circle from
1880 to 10 o'clock Friday evening in
her home on East Pike street.
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AnlAs SUMMONS.
TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

HIAIF ~UFT9W F9aI1 INIFtIIINIA.
70 The Sheriff OF Harrispn County,
n You are hereby Commanded. as we havs
heretofore commanded yun. to summon
Emerson -. Lemons 70 appear before tile
lpdEe De our Circuit Court nf Harrisof
Cpuntg ut The EleEk's ptirn of our add
Court a rules 20 BIO held therein for saitI
Court. on tlle hrst Monday An Mareh. neal.
70 answer bin I'm Ehanrery e1hibftad
aEniust him ~ pnr said court BIZ Annie ii
Lemons and have then there this writ.
witness 4. Wade cofrmanl CLERK Of our
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
Femininity is the Key
note of the NeU
Spring Fashions
tlons ot French fashion writers have

Inc PTeulCLlOnS OF Hfench fashion writers have
come true.
We have turned from Russia and the Orient
and become inspired by the old costumes dear to-
our mothers; the quaint be-rufled garments, love-
ly lncoor, which possess much sentiment and such
charming femininity.
Within the past few days we have unpacked
number of such new suits and gowns, some actual
copies of Paris models; many more inspired by
Paris, and developed according to our own Ameri-
can ideas Very rich indeed, are these suits and
gowns carried out in taffeta Faille and Georgette
crepe, besides serges, gabardine and the knitted
Jersey CLOTH
blue serge suit has white military trimmings.
A Bernard copy in black taffeta and serge suit
has drop shoulders and wide belted coat
A copy from Jean Lanvin features the hustle
back in coat shown in Checkerboard plaid
sports suit has leather collar and trim
mings.
An afternoon gown of Puppy skin tatfeta, fea-
turing the shoulder cape. &.
An afternoon gown of golden brown tatfeta and
georgette crepe has great deal of drapery and
gold braid.
A Premet copy in tan serge has many rows Of
self soutasche trimming. ACCORDION collar.
A royal navy gown, with hoop skirt, has rufies
of georgette crepe and cape collar.
An amazing blue gabardne has military coll
lar set on the back of the coat. Shirred hips.
Suits, $25 to $55.
Dresses, $500 to $500.
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on Main ST. Betigeen
"2isd and 3fd"

cause Instituted by the plaintiff, iHlto OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from tile bonds
bf 1nltFimuny from the defendant, liner
Npn n. Lemons.
And n appearing from an nilidnyit filed
In said cause that the said defendant.
EmtrEpn -, Lemons. 10 ilpn-fesident OF
the State of West virginia. II ~ ordered
Tint he do appear here Wlthln Que month
this order aud do wliat iF ~ ffessnry tn pro-
tect his Interests ~ this nAttsn.
II WADE cor MAN. CLERK.
~. %! SUCTION,
Council for Plaintiff.
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said Court, at the Court House Of the said
county, this 9TH day Of February, lDl8, aud
In the esd ear Of the state.
i. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Order of Publication.
State OF West Virginia,
County or Harrison, toswit:
AT Rules held ttttthe once Of tile clerk
of the Circuit Court OF Harrison Comfy
on Monday, the 9TH day OF February. lgtb
the following order was enteredi
Annie II. Lemons,
W. In Chaucery.
Emerson 10. Lemons.
The object Of the above styled clancery
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THE PARSONs-SOUDERS COMPANY

TO cause to be partitloned in kind among
the plaintiffs and defendants Ia the above
styled canse those three lots or parcels
OF land situated on Rock Camp Greek, IN
sardls District, Harrison County, West
Virginia, and being the real estate Of which
Martha a. smith died seized and possessed,
one OF said narcels Of land contains 81
and nne-hnlt acres and WAS conveyed to
the said Martha A. Smith by Leonidas III.
Smith aud wife by deed dated September
Clerk OF the County Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book No.
6i nj page 1885, another parcel contains
about six acres OF land and was conveyed
70 the said Martha "A. Smith by u. ID. DAY.
iss1T and wife by deed dated December
", 1880, and OF record In said County
Clerks Office In Deed Book NO. "a mt page
40; and the third Of said parcels OF land
contains ABOUT one-half acre Of land, and
was conveyed to the said MArtha "A. Smith
by Anon Swtger and Others, trustees Of
Millera Chapel NJ. u. Church by deed dated
March 20, 1000. and Of record I'm said
County Clerks ONCE In Deed Book No.
11G ut page 9I7. 5l..
And In case the said land cannot be pare
titioned In Kind among those entitted
thereto, that II be decreed TO be sold and
sold and the proceeds arising from such
sale, after the payment Of all lawful and
proper costs and expenses incident to this
suit and said sale. be divided among the
parties entitled thereto aa''their interests
may appear.
And, II appearing from an atldavit hled
In said suit that the said defendants Asa
Payne, All DAVIDSON and Lon M. Davisson
IRE n1nsresidentso OF the State or NTcEt Viz
Einia, II IL ordered that they do appear
within one month from the date OF the ffst
publlra OF this order and do what Al
necessary 20 protect their interests herein.
Given under my hand this It'll day OF
y pkuAFs b 4a1us Z. =. u ~ -