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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court-In
the matter of Edwin D. Barker and Charles u
under the firm name Of Hall Co., bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy, No. 10e5.-Notice is hereby given
viduals and as co-partners, have filed their petit
ton praying for a discharge from all their debts
in bankruptcy, and that their creditors and other
persons in interest required to enter their ap-
pearance in opposition. II any SO desire, in the
clerks office Of said court on or before the 29th
day Of Ausust. 1el6. RALPH D. QUINTER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Iu1v "a 1910.
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GEORGE c. GERTMAN, Attorney.

SUPREME GogRT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
Administration.-This is to give notice that the
subscriber. who was by the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia granted letters testa-
mentary on the estate of William Twomhly. de-
ceased. has, with the approval Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia. holding
Of August, 1916, at 10 O'Clock am., as the
time and said courtroom the place for max
ing payment and distribution from said estate
under the courts direction and control. when and
where all creditors and persons entitled to dis
tributive shares or legacies, or the residue, or
parts thereof. are notified to attend. In person
or by agent or attorney duly authorized, with
their claims against the estate properly vouched.
Given under my hand this 28th day Of July
1gls. GEoRGE g; GERTAAN. Executor. b.
test: JAMES TANNER. Register Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. ty22. .29-auS
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
tho estate Of Samuel T. Edwards, deceased.
arc hereby notified to present same. with vouch-
ers. to the undersigned administrator, and all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to make prompt settlement. FRANK COALMAN
Administrator, Fairmont Heights. Nd. Address
Route 3. Boz 222. Station b. Washington. d. @.
ty15, q, ,29-3ts
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
LEXINGTON

Pacific and ARR. ayse. 0reundg adJoin beaah and
boardvsit. ONLY HoTM WHIRH GUESTS
M4X 20 Te Ts,a sgsT ~ sATHINa ATTIas
HIBTTED. Use Of hathhouses frss. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private hatha Special
ing choice table, supplied from own FARM.
WHITE SERVICE. ORCHESTRA. BALLROOM.
TENNIS COURTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed
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Extraordinary
Home Values

For Substantial yaIses ia Choice Locations
You WIN Do Wen to
INSPECT
The Following Properties in
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
4lo8 INGoMAR Its rooms. attic. saths:
open fireplace; every comfort and conve1ience;
s, ot ssw e s"as @
west from Conn. ave. or east from via ave.
% ss isz 'a' con.
center-han house: one-hah block east of Conn.
lot, numerous trees: house contains 8 rooms, at
tie. baths and open fireplace; convenient to
churches. schools. stores and drug stoseh A
rare oppoRtunity-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
. WEST HEsKErH sT.-oue block west
Chew Chase Circle; charming New Engfand
%ass ss lot
PRICES AND TERMS have been devised which
ssoned values For sale b. ~ ~
ANY BROKER
Or J. 8. GRUvER. ownsr.
Onion Trust Bldg.
Free Auto Service. Phone NJ 7es. Il
A MODEL HOME: ROOMS AND TILED
s,,a n0r.n nd Os rsfk % IoI sp1tn ~ "a q s.sfs
hot-wster heat: elsctrtc nxhts: large lot;
many new. attractive features: biggest valus
offered Address 2u-R. Star once. IL
EXCELLENT HOUSE; TWO STORIES; ATTIC;
eight rooms: two stairWAys;
BARGAIN-LEAyING CITY.
OWNER. liz Q Ut. NV.
Built and Occupied by Owner.
i222 Decatur st.. attractive house in sauI's
Addition: rooms and bath; ami; h.-w.h. ;
A-fw 40 La r~>s 1oA
40x150 feet to psved alley. Price. $500.
Terms to suit.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SHANNON & LUCHS
HOME SPECIALS

IN BEAUTIFUL 14th STREET TERRACE.
bungalow exactly what you are looking
for. and at an exceptionally low price. Only
%. $50. Easy terms. Contains large rooms,
1avatory ON nrst floor, bathroom, servants
toilet, etc.; all delightfully."- arranged with a
view to beauty and comfort See us for
further details, and we will be glad to show
you this property.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Ph. Main 2345. 7l3 14th st. NV.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. WARRINGTON.
D. c., July A 19l6.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the once Of the Chief Clerk for this
feE the sale or donation Of q tract Of land in the
Histrict Of Columbia adjoining or accessible te
railroad side track faeilities. containing 10000
eQuare fest, more or less. and suitable for the
erection thereon Of reinforced concrete and all.
siazs facAery-type building for the Of the
Post O1lce Department Equipment Shops. Blank
proposaf and Bond may be obtained at the ONCE
q The Chief Clark. A. g. BuRLEsoN. LES Post
DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. q. q.
&. Washington, D. C.-seaied proposals win
le received here until IL am August /. lsls.
Washington, D. O., and posts In vicinity fog
bslance Of fiscal gear. commencing october l.
fGa infermatien on application
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Cofumbia. July 2S, 1915 Sealed proposals
van be received at the once Of the Secretary
Of the Board Of mmissioners, Room 500. Dis
tr1ct Ruillins. until : o'elock, Pm, August 10.
1915 fos fs.nsa's. aai pstali'ns HchTns fx-
lures " the pgnhaF High School EGl llinx, No.
174. located 81 LIST and Streets. Northwest.
Blank forms of proposal. specifications and all
Information may be obtained of the
Chief Clerk. Engnssr Department. Room 4x7.
District building, Washington, d. c. OLIVER
n kNTA Comnte1apsers. y 9 N2setsxap
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

I
SEND FOR FULL DESCRIPTION BEST FARM
bargain in Maryland; "a acres; u cleared;
| splendid location; can commute Washington
or Baltimore: 7-room residence; tenant house;
| buildings; with crops. tools, stock. etc. Ad-
dress
wv. PURDY. Glendale, Nd.
| POULTRY. FRUIT AND GARDEN FARMS.
4.soo-Forestvine. Nd. 1oa.. er. barn. fruit etc.
e. @ -soseereft. Ma;; Goa; dwl:. barn. etc.
p. .750-Ritchie Nd, e0a., ST., new barn, etc.
IS, Springfield Md. 115a.. 6r.. barn. (snap.)
s.. .eoe-en boulevard mr. Laurel. ia. imps
SO. .500-Buck Lodge. Nd. 15Oa., hse. bus, imps.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, ~ sth NV. N. aiiS-
PRoFITABLE FAKatNEAR CHEVY CHASE
and Bradley Hills: Suitable for sentleman's
@R sSnPtry hS%s osly sa6 $50 per per acre WAL
! 31-ACRE FARM,
8 MILES FROM CENTER MARKET.
One mile from trolley; good schools and
churches; land In high state of cultivation,
watered BY streams; young orchard: 9-room
das sas and s,aq os pump at door, ad
. ACRES. 7-R. DWELLING. STABLE. POULTRY
and incubator house. orchard; 81. 200: 500
cash. balance monthly. ~ acres. 5r. modern
.seridee Zoo 8 acres. dwellins, outSidss.. aS
Clifton, Va; 81, 600. ARTHUR II. CONN0R.
Farm and Suburban. 224 Oxford bldg. 72e
hAcRB BUNGALOW SITES. FALLS CHURCH
Heishts. Va; convenient to car lines: ex-
cellent for summer homes or permanent resi-
ssses; SO cash a,n 80 nGnrhIy gH Gs n ss6ss
Farms and Suburban. "a Oxford bldg. 728
14th at NV.
Virginia and Maryland Farms.
,.aed ate Il 90 e Sess5.0s '''
i !ea ~ eT ss &. s::. nss
ertfes in the very best regions.
Real Estate Investment Co.,
sle d11a tss Fas..' Fas: ehas II koss
vice Pres. WAITER q. TUcKERAAN. Tsas.
22h..A. FARM, PRETTY AS A PARK; UNDER
dmsbanS hDass two 1aaso a
chard: 4 head stock: chickens. incubator.
bnooders 5usgien wagon. harness. farm i'm
GoLDsMrTH. 416 9Th NV. Call after pm.
FOR sALE-so-ACHB FARM.
10 MILES FROM D. c.
and stock; b5 acres clear; balance in timber;
ADS; 1soa sstS stable and az. out
NICE VIRGINIA FARM,
2o4 acres. 100 clear. Il in timber; Groom
aeaa..in. u mile. si:tsnt; % mile. from
]. M. KINCHELOE,
fARM AND SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEI 0Nl
III e II 4: y.
SEND FOE OUR LISTING BLANK
Get Jour farm. city and suburban property
e.h sa.isEas 'ss Tenass sss"s sus,n. ssn,
GBNTLEMAWs COUNTRY HoMli00 ACRES.
Fine land. Near Washington, D. q. Hand
some residence: all improvements: tenant
house. barns, stables; 20 cows, 2 mules q
horses, Is hogs, 800 chickens; tile silo;
frontage on roads. one the main pike. Very
low price. GEO. W. L1NKINS, 1714 Pa. ave-
eIX-HOOM HOUSE AND ACRES on LAN1-
0nly 20 minutes from 18th and Pa, ave.:
price, 2,b00. ORLAVUS JUvB. "a soufA-
WANTED.
WANT A FARM. ABOUT FIVE ACRES, WITH
pravlsGe Of buying; csnta car fare. Ad-
dress 309-B, Star office. 29s
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LOOK AT THIS.
New 7-room houses, just completed. with
All known modern conveniences; splendid
netghborbood; half hleck to cars; on wide
avenue. facing beautiful park northwest; lots
142 feet deep, with plenty of large shade
trees; not far out am the owner and will
see you personally; Will make easy terms If
desired The price IL low. Address 375-B.
Star office. 11s
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN-IN VICINITY OF
9th and Ere SITS. A 2-storJ, bay-window
brick residence Of rooms and bath "A
rooms on Q hoorl. In good condftioa.
Also q 2-story brick stable In the rear.
Rents for $3.50 and viii sell for q, 100.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
p. Main z34s. 7ls 18th Ut. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
(Co1thA04As
FOR SALE
NEAR 10th AND q SIS.

NEAR 20TH AND 81 sTS.
GREAT BARGAIN.
Thres-story brick dwelling; mine rooms, bath;
modern plumbing: wide and deep lot. Entire
house In nrst-class condition. This In one OF
the unusual opportunities In this section
Price only ss,25o. Can b sold On excsp-
tona1ly easy terma
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
On the Heights, west Of 14th St Excep-
toaaly attractive. practically new two-story
colonial brick: stx rooms, bath and cellar.
Al modern convenienees- Hardwood noors;
large porehes front and rear. Wide and deep
lot to an alley. Convenient to cars. Re
duced from &, 500 to $3.50.
NEAR 10TH AND SITS.
Handsome new home with garage. Colonial
brick; two stories, nniahed attic; nine rooms.
three baths: hot-water heat: electric light:
hardwood noors throughout; many attractive
interior features. Garage has heat and light.
Large porch; Price: g. 80: Convenient terms.
HANDSOME HOME IN HEIGHTS.
West Of 18th st. Circumstances are such
that the owner will sacrifice this beautiful
home. Practically new; two-story; brick:
eight rooms. attic. two baths; every modern
convenience; hardwood floors throughout. In
closed porches. Garage to accommodate two
cars. Superior decorations and fixtures. Prica,
1850. Want OTTER. Convenient terms.
GARDINER 4 DENT, INC,
cx
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1o16 KEARNEY 1T. ME-.
BRooKLAND.
Price, So, 675.
new two-story house, with six
large rooms. tile bath, hot-watef
heat and electric light.
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Finished and ready for immedi-
ate occupancy.
Substantially constructed.
Handsome lighting fixtures.
Beautifully decorated.
Open daily and Sunday.
Take North Capitol st. cars to
10th and Monroe sts. ne. and walk
two squares south to kearney st.
or phone for auto.
J. R. HAISLIP,
Owner and Builder,
2120 1st st. NV.
Phone North 6257.
Or your own broker.
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$3575.
1904 B St. Sc.
sr., b.: h.w. heat; cellar: rooms on each
hoor: perfect condition; $500 cash. balance
monthly. Open.
DONOHOE & SONS, INC,
3I4 Pa. Ave. Sc.

FeR sALE+PRIoE. 1900; A DOWNTOWN
four-story English basement residence: sit
light, containing ten rooms and tiled bath;
open nreplaces- This house cost $1,000 to
build: no money being spared in construction.
Located west Of 18th st.
BOSS PHELPS Une.). IA 14th IT. NV.
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WITHOUT DOUBT THIS Is ONE OF THE
BEST RARGAINS ever offered in Mt.
Pleasant Of a well built dwelling Of 9
large rooms and bath, porehes and IN ex-
cellent condition; located just OF 14th st.
and little north Of Park road; was taken
In on Q trade and will be sacrificed for
the exceptionally low price Of only $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Ph. Main 2345. ia 18th st. NV.
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NORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEA

Under same nagement.
100 suites with private bath. Only hotel with
own hot and cold sea water, artesian well wafer,
ice plant and electric light plant. Elevators.
from ground floor. Directly facing ocean. Cuisine
the best. For rates, information and booklet
address P. b. 8. CAKE. Manager.
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HONEY WAITED.

otyNER DESIRES TIRsT LOAN OF $Aooo ON
$4,000 Chevy Chase home; no agents. A.
dress S25-B. Star ONCE.
WANY 10 BORROW 3i,o00, IN DIsTRfCT;
in two loans; per cent interest and good
commissfon. ADDRESS 212-B. StAr once.
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INSPECT
a03 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD.
Here 10 your ideal of 7-room house in 10
cation In construction and in price.
Dollar for dollar. there's more actual value
In these new houses than anywhere else in
town. and we stand ready to prove it,
Now it's up to you
B. H. GRUVER Bldr., Union Trust Ndr.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY Will sACRIFICE
1l33 Columbia road; 10 rooms. 2 tiled baths;
parquet floors; h.-w.h; large back yard.
eleeptas porch; terms to suit Apply II. L
aIERLISG. s19 aw. Phone NJ 7SO4
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BARGAIN-sR.. B. DETACHED HOUSE;
cellar; furnace; porch: yard; suitable for 2
families or business; make offer. NEWSOM.
Real Estate. AS 11th ne. Line. 2071.
FOR SALE. CHEAP-6ol ST. N.H.-ONE OF
the finest homes in this section Of the city;
eight rooms and hath: hot t-water heat; toilet In
the cellar: in excellent condition. 3os
800 CASH AND $3.50 MONTHLY. INCLUD-
ing all interest, will buy comfortable Groom
and bath brick home: good white neighbor-
hood. Northeast Washington: buy this house
direct from owner and secure rare bargain.
Address 28O-B, Star ONCE
$3.45o-NEW CORNER HOUSE, HI1 Rooms
and bath; large side and front lawn with fine
: hedge and towers: front and back pofches with
awnings: screened throughout and Chamber
lain metal strips on all windows; newly paint
ed, with . new S3s gas range Just installed in
the kitchen Phone owner for permit. Main
1921 or North 1872
THE OWNER OFFERS ELEGANT THREE
story house. facing park. In the northwest. at
bargain price and terms. No agents need
swer- Nine rooms, two ba tbs and two aleepine
porches. Unusually large lot Modern in every
particular. Address Box 317-H. Star Office.
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FOR sALE-MOUNT PHEASANT. WAS s., 7so,
now $6,750; No. 1T43 Kilbourna street. tust
west Of Mt. Pleasant car line: rooms on 1st
floor: bedrooms; beautiful electric fxtures;
colonial brick mantel in dining room; hot
water heat: wide lot to paved alley; plenty
room for sarage; open Sunday. L. 8. LIPS
COMB. 812 14th st.
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A HoMH
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
2047 Park road will be open for inspec-
ton tonight and all day Sunday. This 10
beautifully arranged home; rooms
and . baths, instantaneous hot-waeer
heater. front and rear porcbes, looking
right into Washinstoa's most beautiful
park. Newly papered and painted. HAS
nicely built pehbledash garage on rear.
Immediate possession can be given.
Owner on premises. Gail and inspect
the house, the price will surprise you.
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CONVENIENT LOCATION. SOUTH OF
and west Of 14th SITS. A 2-story and cea-
lar dwelling. containing the first floor
Q parlor. dining room, large pantry and
kitchen. Second noor, 5 bedrooms and tiled
bath. Heated by hot water And being the
owners home, Win be found in perfect con-
dtttoa. Has 2-story brick stable or garage
in the rear. An unusual home for only
sHANNoN q LuCHS,
Rh- Main 2345. 713 18th st. nv.
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Overlooking ocean and hay. Strictly modern
Capacity. $50. Extensively improved. Write for
terms and folder. Close to Atlantic City by
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HANDSOME DETACHED CORNER BRICK
dwelling, surrounded by beautiful trees
and shrubbery. Nicely located in best Sec
tfon Of Petworth. Convenient to cars.
Contains bright rooms and bath, large
porches, hot-water heat and is in excellent
eondttfon. A sacrifice at $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Ph. Main 2345. lib 18th s4. IW.
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EXCELLENT HOUSE; TWO STORIES; ATTIC;
eight rooms: two stairways;
BARGAIN-LEAyING CITY.
OWNER, l12 st. NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

As reported by ~. +. Dunlap. patent
lawyer of Wheeling. ". Va. the pat
cnt office records show the recent
issue of the following patents to West
Virginia inventors: {. T.. Bell. Spen-
Ger. station and street Indicator. +. II.
Fry. Stiltner. dining table. Joseph
Hirschcnfeld. Charleston. hat brim
cutter; William Parker. Dunbar. hS.s.
pin: 6. l.. Shank. Hinton. safety hand
hold. q. r. Swick. Weston. non-skid
automobile chain: j. &. -. Wood. Hun.
tington. assignor OF one-half to G.. Jus.
tice. Logan. pruning implement. r. II
Anderson. chester. assignor To the
Edwin VI. knowles China cc4Ipany
Newell. plato or similar article.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
WARDELL APPEAL FILED
Originated in Court OF Squire a. W.
RAIDER. Where Trouble over
Chickens Was Aired

An appeal case from the court OF
Squire \ ". RAIDER Was filed yester-
day evening with tho clerk % the cir
cult court. styled state against ~. l..
Wardcll I'm which the defendant had
been fined g. and costs by the squire
and compelled 20 furnish a peace bond
Of $50 for six months Trouble be
tween Wardell and tho family % a..
q. Grant caused by certain things 10
was alleged 10 have said about the
lattcr.E chickens led 20 the arrest OF
Wardell ln the first place.
AZ Tho same time Wardnll was tried
in the squire's court Mrs Grant was
given similar fine Of five and Poqfs
for threatening his family Sho gavo
notice ~ an appeal but az yet tho
case has not been carried up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
WINDOW DISPLAY
Put On This Week BY United States
Tire Company Here Is Most
Artistic Ever Seen.

Sever IN the history Of the automo-
bile business In this section has there
been q more artistic and pretticr dis
play ~ auto tires than seen In the
Tire company branch sslesroom in
Eleventh street This o. special "tire
week" for the company and attractive
advertising and display matter has
been sent an over ,ho country.
4 particularly attractive parf ~ the
window display d. almost n Hfc-sizc
cut-ouf card board of man holding
q real T.. S tire in one hand and look
ing out Of the window
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
VERDICT FOR TRACTION
COMPANY In AUTO CASE
Jury Returned With Findings About
O'Clock Yesterday.-Testimony
Finished in Morning.

A verdict for the defense was
rendered yesterday afternoon by a
jury i'm the case Of General Baking
company against the Wheeling Trac-
ton company. and a motion for new
trial was continued until later day.
This action. brought for 81 500. involv-
ed the wrecking OF an auto truck on
the South Side in October 1914.
The plaintiff alleged that due 10
repairs being made to the track OF
the defendant. and such repairs being
left unmarked at night. its
claimed that the B. a o company
would not permit the placing or
lights. The case opened Thursday
and the testimony was finished yester-
day morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
RAIN AND FIRE ALARMS
WORK HAND IN HAND
Firemen Answer Three Fake Calls
During the Past Week-Chief
Says Situation is Serious

Spring rains and false alarms max.
inc fake runs for the fire department.
seem To- 80 hand in hand In Wheel
ing. judging from the events ~ tho
past Ton days 4 fow minutes before
81 O'Clock last nirht just when tho rain
was falling The hardest. ~" rang
out. calling the departments 10 Fink
and broadway streets on tho Island
There was nothing there but the alarm
box
Tho other alarms during the past
week have come in. the firomcn have
an wcrod ON time. only 10 find that
some excitement seeking hoy. or man.
had turned Boo Tho alarm to SEQ the lad.
dies run chief Rose SAYS that this
is becoming serious. and aU efforts
will be- made to catch the persons who
are causing the unncccre arv runs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

Preparations ar ouudrr way for the
annual convention ~ tho order Of tho
Golden iinke which is 10 be- held iu
burgh in the month OF June o.
te planned fo make this the most
elaborate that hHH over been held bv
Tho society and tho Wheeling an
Taylor LODGES of This rift arc planning
20 send large DELEGATIONS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
COMPROMISE VERDICT IS
RETURNED In BANK CASE
Action Was Brought for st75 Plus
Interest, But the Jurors Could
Not Agree.

4 compromise verdict OF Sl2O was
reached by the jury yesterday evening
that heard the suit of the Bank OF
endorser of note. The action was
f, brought for Sl75 principal. plus
interest which has accumulated until
the motion for judgment called for
/, S3OO.s2. The trial was before Judge
Addleman in Part Two of the circuit
court.
I !. l.. Caldwell. was the defendant
although the suit was brought against
clcCreery. He said that he never
signed the note which bore his
signature. and this brought out a
point that probably paved the way
for the compromise Attorney T. =.
iRiley appeared for the plaintiff ana
Attorney John 7. Arbenz for the
defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
COUNTY COURT
Deeds

Frank Fish and wife 90 Wadvafow
I'lewicy lot il Bro CaIduDlls addition
confederation $40
Sadl9 WaHirnarv f0 NrF Frank Wr
Gee loi p .u taldwciIa addition con
Fidcrafi0n $40
William a. Hrand and wife 10 NIhor
tina schmidt Dot 2sl in Warwood con
sidorafiOn $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
DEALERS AND PEDDLERS
WARNED AS TO CHANGES
In Requirements Regarding Dry Meas
ure Requirements. And Also As
To Boxes and Baskets.

Dealers and peddlers are being no.
titled by City Inspector of Weights
and Measures W. II. Smith that on
and after May /. the state law re-
auirements as TO dimensions of dry
measures will be in effect. and all
measures not conforming with the re-
auirements will be confiscsted. The
regulations as promulgated by the
State Commissioner of Weights and
Measures. show:
Regulation 1.-THE minimum diam
eters OF dry measures of various ca
pacities shall conform to the follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
Y. W. c. A. VGsPER.

Tho last indoor Nesper service will
be held on sunday afternoon AZ 4:3O
O clock. with the girls Of the Fedora
ton a. hostesses. The service viii
be musical program with short
address by Rev. \ y. Miller. pastor
OF the Emmanuel Baptist church
Those TO take part in the program
will be.
Trombone solo-Nr. !. e. Graham
Violin solo-Mr Roy Gordon
Duet Mrs. Harry Bond and Mrs.
\ y. Miller
Piano acCompanist-Nlis Mary CHf.
ford
Solo-Miss Florence Rauch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

He is also calling the attention of
the trade to the state law require
ments on boxes for berries and small
fruits which reads as follows: Bias
kets or boxes for berries or small
fruits, OF capacity of one dry quart
OF less. shall be one of the following
sizes; one quart one pint. or one-half
pint. dry measure" So called short
quarts, some times designated as y
quarts or ~ quarts shall not be sold
but such sales must be aliquot parts
of a bushel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
Teachers Association
Hears Interesting Talk
Readings % Canadian Poet Drum.
mond' Given Yesterday BY Prof.
J. ~. Bausman 81
Washington. Pa.

Prot J ". Bausman. Of Washington
ana Jefferson college. yesterday AZ
ternoon ~ the Wheeling High school
gave most interesting talk upon
brummond. the Canadian poet. 10 tho
city teachers association Prof Dsus
man gave n number ~ readings which
wcro very entertaining The lecture
l"sterray was tho sixth number ON
The course. and was we'll attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

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