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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Allied kirnen Raid
Belgian Coast Towns

LONDON, May 9S. 12:nS .. MA
dispatch 10 the EXCHANGE Telegraph.
from Amsterdam. reports that Allied
air squadrons. including British. BEL,
gtan and French machines. bombed
the German dc!nnSe5 n Hryst. l3lancK'
and Xcchrug2e. all IN beI,
gium. last night. The dispatch ADDS
HAT many rXplOsiOns were observed.
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chant marine. The House is rxpccic cd
to pass and send the measurS TO con-
ference withou, much delay.
As both branches l0u 10 adjourn
over "Wednesday Decoration Day. the
impending new fight over newspaper
censorship in the espionage bill is NOT
expected before Thursday. The House
will act first and the COnfrrerS prob.
ably will formally submit their report
there tomorrow. .
In the Senate this week the finance
committc" continues and hopes 10 con-
clute revision of the House war tax
bill. while the Senate is debating the
initial food legislation. The admins
tration bill providing for preferential
transportation OF food aud other n"c-
essarieS probably will follow tht. lat
ter. the Senate leaders planning to
await tho House action upon The sec
puI food measure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Approval Given Naming
Of New Chinese Premier

PEKlNG, May 27.--By a vote OF 3SS
IN IS, the House Of Representatives
to-day approved the nomination of Ii
Ching-Hsi. the minister of finance as
premier, as successor to Tuan chi .Iui
who was dismissed by President Ii
Yuan Hung on May ~; Wu Ting
Fang. former minister AT Washington
and now acting premier. WIS loudly
applaudrd when ne appeared in tn"
chamber 10 make The nomination.
The Senate is expected Ia approve.
the action of The lower hons, on Mon
day. and it is prohabl" thar the coaIi-
ton cabinet will T"criv" tn" sanction
of parliament within f"w days.
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TO SURVEY FOR PLANT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 27.-
". W. Senable & Son, civil engineers
Of this city. have been engaged By The
United States government 10 make 4
survey Of thr armor plate plant prop
erty. preliminary TO conSt ruCtion, il
was announced today. They have
been ordered TO begin work AT once
Although plans for the construction
of the large buildings are not com
plete, it is said government engineers
plan the construction Of - immense
structures over 100 feet in length.
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Crisis /
MAY FOLLOW BIG LOSS
OF LIFE FOR SPANISH
Following Elizaguirre Disaster
Germans Sink Another
Spanish Ship.

That a crisis ts at hand in tho
relations between Germany and
Spain ts now generally believed
: Following the sinking Of the Eliza
g-utrre, In which forty eight lives
were lost, a German submarine has
sent the Spanish steamer Eegona
to tho bottom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-28
Hundred Lives Lost in Mattoon- Charleston Storm;
Second Tornado, Sunday, Reaps Added Death Harvest
DEAD At NATION

MATTOON. Ill.,, May 97--The list Of
known deal from the tornado here fol
lows:
Mrs. Emma Hyde.
Thomas Hyde.
Teddy Bridges.
Mrs. Charles Temple.
. Jack Pierce.
|. G. Spltz.
ArIetta Tudor.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Wageoner.
Joseph Taylor.
James Turner.
Mrs. Nancy Coons.
Mrs. Lee Taylor.
Margaret Taylor, child.
Lorraine Taylor, child.
John Williams.
Edwin Daugherty.
Walter Melton.
Mrs. De Hone.
Mrs. Dora AoIIoWeII.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Rcdman, son and
daughter
John Grubb.
Harry Beavers.
Mrs. Claude Anderson.
Mrs. Joseph Davidson.
Mrs. Bickers.
Mrs. J. Grubbs.
r. A. Spauidins.
Mrs. Eta MuIIini.
Mrs. Alberta Turner.
Frest Davidson.
Lizzie Hickey.
Miss lewellcn.
Miss Heritage.
Master Swanson.
Earl White.
AGA Lorraine Phelps.
Charles Harris.
Ramona NelIs.
Mrs. C. Jackson.
Charles Fickes, child.
Mrs. John Reed.
Mrs. Belle Sweeney.
Five negroes.
Mrs. Celia Beavers.
Mrs. Grace HuddIeson.
Mrs. Susan Trdvers.
Dead at Charleton.
CHARLESTON. H., May 21.--.Thc list
Of known dead IN the tornado here fol-
lows:
Mrs. B. A. Bayless and baby.
MrE. B.. C. Barnes.
r. C. Barnes.
Clarence BEngaman.
Nellie Bingalnan.
Paul Bayless.
Mrs. George Briggs
Mrs. j. A. Colby and two children.
Frank Case.
Mrs. William Cobble.
John Decd.
Wilson Goodman.
Napoleon Huffman.
Jesse Eudd1eston.
Erven jenkins.
J. W. Johnson.
George KNgore.
T. D. Knaus.
nrs. Sarah Linder.
Mrs. william Lang.
Madeline Lang.
Douglas Nugent.
Bert Needy.
Clark Nelson.
Mrs. Johanna Mcmahon
Mildred Ow1ngs.
Miss G.. Stewart.
]. r. Sweeney.
George A. Smith, Sr.
Mrs. Samuel Shores.
B'1 warnian.
10 Wcnz, Jr.
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4,700,090 APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSES; GOVERNOR IET0E5 ITEM
$4,000 AFFECTING EXX- GOVERNOR

with the exception nf ono item. met
who rNnrcis"d his veto power only in
eliminating the appropriation of $1,000
a year tor maxim. Il ;aluai ion Of the
railroad properties in Ihc state. This
work has been don" heretofore by
former Governor \ r. Whio.
The total general appropri alton for
the two fiscal years covered. the first
of which begins July !. 19l1. as pro-
vided in the bill. is Si,I00.000. The
Continued on Page 10Y
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LONDON. May 81 (9:3@ p. mD--
Forty-eight passengers and eight-hve
members OF the crew of the Spanish
steamer EliZaeuirrc. or d,3T6 tons, arc
believed 10 have persisted as 4 result
OF the sinking Of the steamer.
\ despatch received BY Reuters
Telegram company. the date Oi origin
OF which has not been made public,
reports the loss Of the Elizagulrre.
The despatch says that according to
the second officer the steamer sank
in FIVE minutes.
He was awakened by great noise
and rushed to the deck and tried Ia
get passengers into his boat. but the
boat was swept away and almost
half. He saw no other boats at1oa1
except that in which he and other sur
vivorS made their escape from the
steamer.
Those in the boat had a miraculous
escape. rowing for many hours in
heavy seas during foul weather. They
were dressed in the scantiest OF attire
and were compelled ceaseleSsly 10 bail
the boat. Among the 7forty-eighi pas
sengers missing is the Spanish consul
at Colombo, Ceylon.
MADRID, May 81 (yia Paris. t2:3h
p. mO-Marquis Prieto. the Spanish
premier. today announced that the
Spanish steamship Begona had been
sunk. .(The Bcgona was vessel Of
2.S62 tons gross. She was sos feet
long and had beam of Dc fect. She
was owned in Balboa.)
COPENHAGEN. May O. (via Lon
don, 1905 p. MA despatch from
the Farce Islands says that a Ger.
man submarine has sunk six Farce
fishing boats on the banks south OF
the islands. About thirty fishermen
are missing.
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FOOD ADMINISTRATOR CALLS
ON WOMEN FOR ASSISTANCE

WASHINGTON, May Establishment of the country house
wives into the service of the food administration accomplish con-
servon in the home of the first tasks to be undertaken by
Herbert c. Hoover food administrator The will be
ced Mr. Hoover announced today through the aid Of state food
councils state officials the Woman National Defense Council and
civic associations.
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Rich Haul is Made
In the Capital City

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May .T.--l'oi-
lowing raid on tn" house Of lGcnrietta
Hin hero today. Chief Of Police Sparks
had four wagons loaded with liquor.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Forecast:
Ohio, western Pennsylvania and West
Vtrg1nta-Showers Monday; Tuesday
probably fair.
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Showers Monday; Tuesday Probably
Fair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-21
SPECIAL MEETING OF
sTocKHoLpER9

A Special Meeting Of the stockhold
ers Of Monongahela Valley Traction
Company is hereby called to be held
at the office Of said company, Room
No. S05, Watson building, in the City
Of Falrmont, West Virginia, on the
21st day Of June, 1917, at IL O'Clock
noon for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon the following matters
Of business, to.wit:-
For the purpose Of considering and
acting upon q resolution to be ther
and there offered authorizing said
Monographs Valley Traction Com
pany 10 aid Kanawha Traction and
Electric Company IN the construction
and operation Of the railroad and Other
works Of Improvement Of said Ka
nawhG Traction and Electric Com
panH
For the puEpoIe Of asserting 70 and
authorizing MononEahela Valley Trac
tieA Company to enter into an agree
Meat n writing with said Kanawhs
Traction Rad Electric Company where
81 said MeAenRRhela Valley Traction
Company shall RsFeO 70 old said ka
paWha Traction and Electric Com
pany II The construction and opera
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MEETINGS

ton Of It's railroad and other works
Of Improvement.
And for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon a resolution to be
then and there offered authorizing
said Monongahela Valley Traction
Company to purchase the shares OF
the Capital Stock Of said Kanawha
Traction and Electric Company, Com
mon and Preferred, from the holders
thereof by exchanging therefor shares
of the capital stock of said Mononga-
hela Valley Traction Company, Com
mon and Preferred, upon the follow
ing basis;-
Shares Of the Preferred Capital
Stock of said Monongahela Valley
Traction Company of the par value
of Twenty-Five Dollars (S25.0O) per
share, each entitled to a perpetual
cumulative dividend of Six Per Cen
tum Is per cent? per annum, and no
more, payable quarterly, when and as
declared by the Board Of Directors, to
be exchanged share for share with
and for shares Of the Preferred Capt.
tai Stock of said Kanawha Traction
and Electric Company.
Shares of the Common Capital
Stock Of said Monongahela Valley
Traction Company of the par value OF
Twenty-Five Dollars (S25.00) per share
to be exchanged share for share with
and for shares of the Common Capital
Stock of said Kanawha Traction and
Electric Company.
This Special Meeting Of stockhold
ers is called by order of the Board OF
Directors and by the undersigned mem
bers of the Board of Directors Of said
company who, together, constitute a
majority of said Board.
S. L. WATSON,
JAMES o. WATSON,
GEORGE 7. WATSON,
SMITH HOOD,
M. L. HUTCHINSON,
WALTON MILLER,
BROOKS FLEMING, JR.
C. W. WATSON,
]. M. HARTLEY,
j. 3. WATSON,
Directors Of Monongahela Valley Trac,
ton Company. 2l'2S + 4'11-ls
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oil and Gas.

Richie county, VA, after long
run Of very light ttiapers, is to the
front with q good pro- ucer. 1t is the
Southern Oil company's No. on the
Alvin Vince farm. 1t is good for 40
barrels a day in the SAT-. sand. The
Southern Oil company is the oil-pro'
ducing end Of the Pittsburgh OIL and
Gas company.
In Sheridan district, Calhoun county,
The Richter OIL company has complet'
ia a test on the B. S. Raybuck farm.
It is not good for more than five bar
tels day in the salt sand. On Jakes
run, Battle district, Monongalia coun'
q, the Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Gksgeottpsly9 has drilled its second
tast, on. the j.. B. Tough farm to the
Bayard sand. It 10 fair gasser in the
lower formation.
On Big Creek, Liberty district, Mar
shall county, the Carnegie Natural Gas
company has completed a test on the
John Marley farm. 1t is affair gasser
WITH 3 show Of oil in the Big ln1un
sard. on the south fork of Hughes
Fiyer. Southwest district, Doddridge
county, the Carter OIL compPny's No.
Is On the W, B. Maxwell farm is in
the Gordon sand and showing for a TO-
barrelqpumper. "a
Oh Bull river, Sherman district, Cal
houn county, Godfrey L. Cabot has
drilled. No. 4 on the Lewis and Okey
fiail farm into the Berea grit. 1t shows
q canacity Of 100000 cubic feet OF
gas . day.
Lincoln county has considerable new
work starting in old territory. On
Straight Fork, Duval district the Big
creek Development company complet-
Cd No. II on the j. W. Stephens up
Dor tract and It Is showing for four
barrel pumper in the Berea grit. The
same company completed No. II on
the ]. F. Stephens farm. 1t is good
TOT five barrels, day in the same
formation, TRe rig for No. u is
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PRoo1AMATIoNs
PROCLAMATION.


To All Whom It May Concern.
] take this method of calling atteu-
ton to certain violations which have
crept in upon US without intent or
purpose to offend the law, but which
nevertheless have become a source Of
great annoyance and in some tnstanc.
es Of great danger; and l hereby earn
estly request that every such violation
be Immediately rectified. Knowing the
people Of Fairmont as think do this
notice will be all that will be neces'
sary to obtain full and complete OBJ
servance Of the law governing the mat
tiers herein mentioned.
Flrs1AWnlnas.
All awnings must have a clearance
above the sidewalk Of at least feet.
A great many awnings in the bust
ness section are too low and are men
ace to public conveniences and public
safety.
This law must be observed.
Second-Shade Trees.
Many shade trees are being injured
and destroyed through the careless
ness of drivers hitching or standing
their horses near them. The law. is
specific on this and must be obeyed'
Protect the shade trees.
Third-AutomobiIe Engines Must Not
Be Left Running.
Within the past year two accidents,
either Of which could have been fatal,
have occurred, caused by delivery
trucks left at the curb with the en-
gines running. The public safety de-
mands that this practice shall cease.
When you leave your car on any OF
the streets or alleys Of the city always
stop your engine and see that the
brakes are securely set.
A faithful observance Of the above
will tend to the greater convenience
and safety Of our people, and is a rea-
sonable requirement.
ANTHONY BOWEN,
Mayor.
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NOTICE To coNTRAcToRs

Sealed bids will be received until
1900 noon, Thursday, June IA, 1917,
by the County Court Of Marion, West
Virginia, for the construction Of ap.
proximately fifteen miles Of improved
roads and streets in Grant District Of
said Marion county.
A certified check in the sum OF
$4,000 must accompany each bid. Sue
cessful bidders win be required to
furnish bond satisfactory to the
County Court,
Plans and specifications for this
work are on file in the County Clerks
office, Fairmont, w. Va, and at the
office Of S. B. Miller, Fairmont, W. Va,
The County Court will furnish at
least part of the material going into
the construction of these roads; details
Of which can be found in the plans and
specifications.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
A. q. MARTIN, =
Clerk Of the County
. Court, Marion County,
West Virginia.
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FIllAllyC OIL AND Gas

completed. The same company Is
drilling No. 10 on the Ellen Workman
farm.
trtct, Kanawha county, the Cabin
Creek Gas company, subsidiary Of the
United Fuel Gas company, has drilled
a second test on the David Ward heirs
farm into the Berea grit. 1t Is good
for 50 barrels a day. This location
is in new development and the indl
cations favor a new pool. There Is 9
large amount Of work under way and
starting in that section.
On Sycamore creek, Mcclellan dis
trict, Doddridge county, the Hope Nat
ural Gas company's test on the Omar
Young farm is delayed with q fishing
lob at a depth Of 3,015 feet. In the
same district on Pike Fork the same
company has the rig completed for Q
test on the August Coffman farm. On
Big Isaac creek, Greenbrier district
the Hope company is rigging up at 9
test on the G. C. Freeman farm. Car
ter, Jarvis & Sheets are due In the
sand at a test on the j. H. Furno farm
located on Lick Run, Ten Mile district
Harrison county,
On Big Run, Liberty district, Mar
shall county, the Carengie Natural
Gas company is rigging up at a test on
the D. G. Williams farm and has the
rig completed for No. 2 on the same
farm. On the same stream the Manu-
facturers' Light and Heat company
has rigs completed for tests on the
]. M. Rhine, E. Turner and W. G. and
L. Fish farms. on Valley Run, Meade
district, the Hope Natural Gas com
company is drilling on the o. mellow
ell farm. On the river front in Frank
lin district the Frye Oil company is
drilling at 1900 feet on the William
Frye farm.
On Fish Creek, Church district, Wet
eel county, the Carnegie Natural Gas
company is getting in rig material or
the ]. D. Bartrug farm and rigging w
on the A. Bartrug farm. On Knot
Fork, Center district, the Hope Nat
ural Gas company is hauling in tim
bers on the Joseph Brookover farm. On
Fishing Creek in the same district
the same company is starting on the
]. NJ. Brown farm. On Dents Run
Warrington district, Marion county
the Hope company is getting ready
to test its No. / on the Ella Kinsey
farm. No. Q on the same farm is rig
0inp I'm
On Triplett Run, Spencer district
Roane county, G. L. Cabot is due In
the Big Injun sand at test on the
Carl R. Epling farm. The rig for a test
on the w. S. Miller farm on Reedy
Creek, Curtis district, has been com
pleted. On Spring Creek, Spencer
district the DePue Gas company mas
started to drill test on the Ella De
Pue farm. On the Little Kanawha riv
er, Sherman district, Calhoun county
G. L. Cabot. is due in the Big 1n1ur
sand on the A. M. Penninger farm. On
Green Creek, Walton district, Roane
county, the Louis F. Payne OIL com
pany completed and shot No. IL OF
the D. T. Cunningham farm. 1t is 9
five,barrel ppmper in the Big lniuf
sand.
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New York

-
NEW YORK, May 21.-During the
two.hour session on the, New York
Stock Exchange on Saturday the sales
foot up 346,sO0 shares stocks and ST.
$4,000 bonds, The price movement
vas irregular, but at the close there
were more. gains than losses. Steel
common was strong and on sales Of
64,300 shares advanced from III TO
fS2M and rlosed at the best. Wesf
inghouSe ElectEac ranked next to Steel
"a point sof 6ctiyity, 10000 shares
changing Hands and the price closing
81 higher;st 5$3s. Changes in the rail-
road list YER unimportant, with the
exception pf 1.-THE Denver and Rio
Grande issues, which declined sharp
II. Motor bhares continued weak and
closed ct bstantial losses.
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MEETINGS

ing the number Of shares Of stock
thereof from One Hundred and TWEEN
ty.five Thousand (125,00o) shares OIL
the par value Of Ono Hundred dollars
(S100.00) each to Six Hundred and
Forty thousand (6t0,ooo) shares OIL
the par value Of Twenty-Five DellRrH
(sab,00) each, thereby Increasing the
number OF shares o. Preferred Capt.
tai Stock from Thirty Thousand (Sef
000) lhsFes OF the par value OF One
Hundred Dollars 100000 each TO one
Hundred and Sixty Thousand (199,eeo)
lAAEea Of tho paE value et twenty
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-21
sYA GARDENER

Sweet corn, to be at It's best, should
30 eaten within afew hours after 1t is
picked, for its sugar content disap'
pears rapidly after It Is removed from
the stalk.
It should be planted in wellferttltz-
"a ground.
Beginning now, successive paintings
may Be made every two or three weeks
III you have the garden space-until
late summer. il
Seed should be planted about 2 in
csies deep, IN rows about 8 feet apart,
and thinned after 1t comes up to sim
gle GtAlk every 10 inches.
Hootng should be frequent and thor.
ough. All weeds should be kept down
and suckers removed from base Of
plant
a you hoe draw the earth slightly
up toward the base of the plant.
Varieties recommended by special
fists Il the U. s. department Of agricul-
ture are: For early corn, Gold Ban
tam end Adams Early, Country Cen
tlemeu and stowell's Evergreen. The
last named bariety has largest ears
and g most productive.
Pole beans may be planted with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-21
Grain and Produce,

CHICAGO, May 21.-sellers Of
wheat overreached themselves satur.
day trying to profit by report that
European Entente nations had agreed
to liquidate holdings of American grain
futures. No evidence of any such
liquidation developed and the market
after a moderate decline went soaring
when sellers who wished to even up
traders attempted to switch to the
buying side. The close was unset
tied, IL cents net higher, with July
at s24O, and September SILT. Other
commodities, too, scored gains-corn
8 cents to AZ cents, oats ~ cents to
11a cents and provisions Is cents to
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO MATERIAL MANUFAc'
TuRERs

s. d
Sealed bids will be received until
1900 o'clock noon, Thursday, June IA,
1917, by the County Court of Marion
County, West Virginia, for the furnish
ing Of paving brick or block, for the
construction Of approximately Is miles
of improved roads and streets in Grant
District of said Marion County.
Specifications and instructions ia
bidders are on file in the County
Clerks office, Fairmont, W. Va.
Certified check in the sum Of 100000
must accompany each fid.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
A. G. MARTIN,
Clerk of the County
Court Of Marion County,
West VirainIa.
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Pittsburgh

PITTsRuRGH, May 91.-The fea'
Iure Of the local stock market on Sat
isday Was the demand for and rally
'in PurS OIL over $500 shares chang
"a hands during the brief session
enA the stock advanced a dollar a
share to 22ft, closing at the top. Man.
ufaetuIers' Light and Heat advanced
% 66, being a recovery Of 21s points
from tho low price Of the week. Ohio
E'ual Supply advanced from 4S to 4s
and closed at the best, a recovery Of
81 points for the week.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION
Of West Virginia
Capitol Building,

ChaFleSGon
A meeting Of the Public Service
Commission of West Virginia, held on
the list day Of May, A. D., 1917.
Case No. SIS.
The Manufacturers Light q Heat
Company
Application to change rates
Whereas application to change rates
has this day been filed by the Manu-.
facturers' Light & Heat Company, it
is hereby ordered that leave be grant.
ed to any person interested to file OBJ.
lection thereto before the Commission
at any time on or before the 18th day
Of June, 1917, and this matter be set
down for hearing at a meeting Of the
Commission to be held at Its offices
in die Capitol Building In the City OF
Charleston on said 18th day of June,
1917, at two o'clock p. m, at which
time any person may appear and make
such objection as may be deemed prop.
Il IL further ordered that the appli.
cant publish a copy of this order once
each week for four successive weeks in
two newspapers Of opposite politics
and Of general circulation, II such
there be, in the county or counties
affected by the proposed change In
rates; and q copy Of this order and
Said proposed Fatea be posted for pub.
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MEETINGS
SPECIAL MEETING OF
STnGkHOLpERs

ny order Of the Board Of Directors
n rneetinE Of the stockholders Of Mo-
nonkahela valley Traction Company
d hereby called To be held at the Of
ice Of the company, Room No. S06,
watson building, IN the City Of Fair
mont, west virginia, on the s1st Day
81 June, 1911, 81 IL o'clock q, nj, for
The pufpese o. considering and acting
upon Z resolution 70 DO then and there
offered q increase the authorized cap
Tar stock q this company by sneEeas.
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sweet corn, and allowed to climb up
the stalks. If this is done the corn
should be about IA inches apart In
rows.
Don't tear open the husks on the
ears of corn until you are pretty sure
the corn is ready for use. You can
about tell If the kernels are formed by
pressing on the ear