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TO PREVENT FURTHER
QUARANTINE RIOTS
AUTHORITIES TO ACT ON BOTH
SIDES OF BRIDGE At
Ell PASO.
All Aqltators VIII Be Arrested IT
Further Disorder Occurs-Riots
Yesterday Not Serious.

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 29.-Prepara-
tions were made on both the~Amer-
lean and Mexican sides of the river
tonight to prevent further quarantine
riots at the International bridge To-
morrow.
A conference between Andres Gar
cha. inspector general Of Carranza con.
sulates, General Pablo Gonzales, OF
the Carranza army of the north. and
Chief of Police Maxine Torres, or
Juarez, held here late today, maze
plans for preventing further demon
STATIONS against quarantine restrlc-
lions imposed because Of the presence
of typhus fever in Northern Mexico.
It was decided not to permit sreet
cars to operate to Juarez tomorrow
morning, to have a large force Of the
death troop" of General Murgu1a 8
cavalry stationed along Juarez avenue
leading to the bridge and TO have SUI
fcient police there to quell any Oils
turbances.
Chief Of Police Torres announced
he .would arrest all agitators. he SAID
there were FIVE Villa partlsans known
TO have been in the mob today ano
they would be arrested as traitors II
they appeared tomorrow. He also
said said eight American gamblers
were in Jail In Juarez on minor charges
not connected with the riots:
Brigadier General George Bell. IT,
announced he would leave the situa-
lion to the local police unless a re-
quest we're made for assistance. ne
said, however, his bridge guards would
assist in enforcing the quarantine. II
was suggested to the peace otncers 10
use fire hose to dispense the mob.
One Mexican took five quarantine
baths today and sold his extra certitl-
Gates of disinfection to others VINO
wished to cross into the united oLates'
The moh demonstration today consist.
Cd chiefly of bottles and stones hurled
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sons were not present. White said he
could not recall anyone in particular
but finally admitted that about the
time the German peace offer was pub
lished he and Lawson had meeting
with Harry Content, stock broker,
in the latter's office. He denied, how
ever, that at that time they had talked
about the war situation or its effect on
the market.
81 never operated in the market
with Lawson or participated IN any
of his deals" volunteered the witness.
Neither did he know Of the Presl-
dents note until it was published,
he said. Lawson had told him, he
testified, that somebody had profited
by the leak. but it was only a gen
eral statement He did not say who.
While Mr.. Fisk admitted close bust
ness associations with Mr.. McAdoo
prior to the latter's entering the cab
met, the banker insisted that since
that time their relations had been
largely social and that he had LEANED
backward" insofar as seeking faVors
from the secretary were concerned:
The last business dealings he had
with Mr.. McAdoo was in connection
he said, with the sale of in excess
Of $4,000 worth OF securities which
the secretary left with the firm OF
Harry Fisk and Sons for disposal
when he became cabinet member.
This account was closed On January
Is. 1914.
Leased Fisk Offices.
Whipple, however, ELECTED from
the banker a statement that the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank of New York had
taken a lease for year and a half
of offices owned BY the bankers
firm MIR. Fisk admitted that he had
suggested to the secretary that the
offices were we'll adapted to the use
of the bank. but said that his sug,
, gestion had been made weeks before
the lease was executed" The com.
mittee then called the manager OF
the Fisk office building, Kenyon B,
Conger, who recited the negotiations
for the lease. He said he had made
an offer Of the offices to the Federal
Reserve Bank, which was at first de-
clined, but later an agreement was
reached which led to a contract. He
said he had preached the subject to
Secretary McAdoo and told him that
Mr.. Fisk was anxious to lease the OF
fices. The SECRETARY told him. he testl,
! fled that he wanted nothing to do
with the matter, but when pressed
for an opinion said. "all things con-
, sidered, | don't think it would make
a bad place"
According to Mr.. Fisk. the "su,
perior vault facilities" of the offices
were the reason for the choice made
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B. & 0. OFFICIALS TO
ARRIVE HERE TODAY
WHEELING FRIENDS WILL BE
GUEST OF VICE PRESIDENT
THOMPSON AT DINNER.
Special Due Shortly After Six O'Clock
This .Evening-Forum Dinner
Wednesday Noon.

Instead Of the Baltimore & Ohio
officials being the guests Of their per,
sonal friends at dinner in the Fort
Henry club this evening upon their ar
rival here, as had been arranged, the
personal friends" will be the guests
of the officials in their private train
this evening about I o'clock.
A telegram was received at the
Wheeling Commercial Association yes
terday from DR.. ". H. Manns, in
charge OF the train. stating that at the
request Of First Vice President A. ".
Thompson, he wished the local dele
CATION to dine with him and his Off
Gals in their private car. Mr.. Thamp'
son, who is heading the party of Off,
cials, Is O former Wheeling man, while
several Of the IS other officials have
many personal friends in this com
munity. The special is scheduled to
arrive here shortly after 6 o'clock this
evening. The party will remain IN
this vicinity until tomorrow afternoon
At Open Forum Wednesday.
The officials will be the guests OF
the Open Forum luncheon-meetlng IN
the Mcclure house at noon Wednesday
| Mr.. Thompson and DR.. Manns will be
! the principal speakers. The meeting
| will be attended by scores OF business
men and manufacturers who are much
interested in the thousands of dollars
worth of improvements to be made by
the B. & o. in this community, 1nclud
ing a new freight depot, this year.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Chief OF Police Thos. Leyland yes
terday directed that the practice OF
some business houses Of keeping open
on Sunday must cease.
Theodore Richter YESTERDAY COM
plcted a two months jail term Tor as
pensing liquor to negroes In q Wheet-
ing Electric company construction camp
and was released from the county jail.
An advance in cost OF lilies OF tns
valley will cause the elimination OF sne
lovely flower from many bridal oou-
ouets. say local florists.
From a fall from second story
window to brick pavement. upon
which he struck his head and f some IN
adena- Ohio, resulted in the death yer
terday morning at North Wheelng ho
initial Of Yacyin Gents. foreigner.
-Rev. \. c. Rasche will con n1oSt of
imnortant meeting tomorrow nlsnt u
thnI church council Of Saint PauIs Evan
gelical Lutheran church.
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Ironclad Guarantee

O-Ban is all ready to use. 1t Is not
n dye 1t is guaranteed to be harmless.
4 largo bottle costs only soc. 1t is the
only guaranteed preparation for the pur-
nose. Your money back IL not SATISFIED.
The secret Of Q-Ban'S wonderful re-
suits is the process Of oxidation brought
about by the exposure Of your hair TO
the air and sunshine after it has been
applied, This very process makes 1T II
safe and sane and clearly. and Is one
reason for Q-Ban's tremendous popular
ity. Rewar9 of limitations oosa tLi,. is
erin. swcfel. alcohol cthyle and deli
cate perfume-the discovery OF great
chemists. 1t is indorscd by l'rof. Won
Huber.
put your trust in guaranteed Q-Ban
and sunshine and air To restore gray
hair. Back to Nature" Get Q-Fan AT
6. II. GrIcst < Co. 1135 Market street
or ut any druggists, or write HeSSg-
ellis Drug Co., Memphis. Tenn. giving
your druggists uhmc and address Try
O-Ban Hair Tonic. Q-Ran Liquid sham
boo and @ Ban Toilet Soap. Also Q-Ran
Drpilatory todorlcss) for removing Su,
pcrtluouS hair. Interesting illustrated
booklet, Hair Culture" sent free.-Adv:
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BILLS ARE
KILLED BY HOUSE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 2s.-
Many Legislative ambitions have been
ports on bills filed, and their ultimate
rejection in the Senate and House. The
House, in fact has been far less con-
siderate than the Senate. where dozens
Of bills have been piGeonholed and their
patrons are held in suspense.
Among the bills that have been re-
jected by the legislature today are the
following:
No. 8-By Smith, automobile licenses.
No. 4O-By Wells Of Wood. Inherit
No. 4tBy Conner. appeal to supreme
court.
No. Shy swope. appeals to supreme
No 56-by Mullens. assistant prose-
cutting attorneys.
No. 19-By Arnold. warranty in deeds.
No. 64-By Wilson, cath judicial cir
cult.
No. 6S-By Bray. judges Of courts.
No. 72-By Atkins, expenses OF county
courts.
No. So-By Harvey, county calaries.
No Shy Harvey, Max assessments.
No. S8-By Hagerman, payment OF
costs.
No s9-By .Heaberlin, inspection of
public institutions.
No. 103-By Heaberlin. senator's and
delegates holding State office.
No 105-By Atkins. county salaries.
No. 116-By Baxter, county officials
salaries.
No. 123-By Bouchclle. transacting
business under assumed names.
No. l2S-By Nassau. on education.
No. 114-By Polling. hours for public
No. 144-By Moore of Harrison, regis
tration Of sires.
No. 14S-By Henshaw. license to prac-
tice law.
40. 149-By Terrill, public service
commission.
No. 16O--By Ferguson OF Wayne. Of
lenses in elections.
No. lS4-Ry Raymond, commission
crs compensation.
No. 1ST-ISy Talbot, tax liens.
No. 19l--Ry BOuchcllc, sales Of mer-
chandise in bulk.
No. 19s--By Otto. prosecution OF
crime
No. aoo-By Hcrsman, oil gaugers.
No 224-Ry Harrison. special judges.
Senate Bills Rejected.
No. Spy Hough. on marriages.
No. Shy Luther, Mcdowell school
No. Shy Arnold. library commits
10. 25-By Hawley. hog law.
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OBITUARY
MI. John ]. Hetiger.

Following an illness Of about four
months Of complication Of diseases. Mrs
Mary Rediger wife Of John J. Hcdiger.
died in the family home. G27 Grandview
street. yesterday morning at 1l:U5
o'clock.
Mrs. Hediger had lived In this city
for SO years and was we'll known and
highly esteemed: She was member OF
ST. Alphonsus church and the Halvecta
Frauen Verein. She was born in Ger
many IS years ago and came TO- this
country m ore than. 30 years ago, bcinE;
married shortly after her arrival and
since had made her home in Wheeling.
Surviving besides her husband are
two sons. William. employed at the
Cooey-Bcntz company, and Frank at the
Palace Furniture company: also one
daughter, Miss Mary Hediger. at home.
and a number of relatives in Germany.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
plete last evening, but services will like
ly be held at the home Thursday morn
ing, with requiem high mass in ST. AL
phonsus church and interment In Mount
Calvary
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FOREIGNER FOILS
ROBBERY ATTEMPT
roney SubsrTal, Awakened BY Rough
Hand at Throat, Saves
HIS Money.

Awakened by rough hand gripping
his throat, Toney Subergal, foreigner,
found his roommate. Steve Miller, ne
told the police, choking him and de-
manding his money. which amounted to
$50. WrenchinG himself loose SuoerGal,
scantily clad. rushed UP Market street
from the Sixteenth street lodging house
where he was sleeping last night. and
grnsped out his story to Out-thc-Pike
Deputy Sheriff Louis Largomarcino. who
was the first man he met that he knew.
Logic" with Patrolkan Sharp went
to Subcrgal's lodging house and sue
ceeded in locating Miller, hiding under
u bed When caught he was dressed III
Suhcrgal's trousers and shoes. Suber-
gals watch and keys were In the trous-
ers. Subergal'S money was saved, how
ever, as he was sleeping with his socks
on and his roll of $50 was tucked safely
down alongside his heel. Miller was
locked I'D.
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HERE GOES FOR
BETTER HEALTH
What's the Use Stumbling Along When
Health Makes Work Pleasure:
Sickness Positive Shame.
YOU HAVE NO RIGHT BEING SICK.

| Tanlac jumped right in when his
system was all to the bad. It seemed
| to settle right down to work digging
! out the causes of all his trouble, and
| in a liffy he was well-never felt bet,
/ ter in his life. Made him feel hun.
/ dred per cent better on waking in the
morning and seemed to buoy him up
during the day.
Amt it tho grand old feeling, fell
lows Honestly, with folks all around
getting back on their feet with short
| treatment, who in the deuce wants to
| longer stay with the grouchy and the
soreheads, the disgrunued ones who
lack ambition, and who are always
blaming the boss and never doing their
! work. :,
! pleasure. What's the use anyway IN
! not feeling right when a dollar bill
! brings tonic to ginger up the rag
| ged out digestive system and tones up
! the nerves!
A good healthy appetite. job that
| is solid because you work; q pay en-
yeloue that puffs out with the yellow
buoys and a happy home Is a combina'
! tion that seems to favor folks that
wisely take little Tanlac when they
| feel bad.
How about you? When close to a
million men and women line up and
vote the solid ticket. "Tanlac all the
time" and verify every claim you see
! about liant it time you, too, llned
!; ND with the wiser ones and got
aboard the health wagon for a 1oyrloe
through the days work and play? -
Yea, verify, It's the truth, ana an
who can read, the signs are so plain
| Glance over what the people arouno
about this town are saying on the ian
lac question, and then 90 10 Y. II
Griest & Co.'S. Drug Store, ll2o Marker
Street
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Pittsburgh. Pa. January !. 1917.

Pittsburgh Pa, January !. 1917.
The Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company, . corporation OF the State OF West VIZ
giniA The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis Railway Company, corporation OF the States
OF Pennsylvania. West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana and
illinois, the Tandals Railroad Company. corpora
tiou Of the States Of Indiana and Illinois. and The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and tho Chicago,
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company corporations
Of the State Of Indiana have. according to the laws
Of those States, been consolidated into . railroad
company named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago
and ST. Louis Railroad COMPANY effective January
l. 1917 tho agreement Of consolidation having been
filed In the office OF the Secretary OF State OF West
Virginia on the osth day OF December. 1915.
Hereafter property formerly owned by the Pitts
hurEh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Company
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company. YAndsliA Railroad Company, Tho
Anderson Bolt Railway Company and Chicsso. lndi-
ana and Eastern Railway Company in the States Of
West Virginia, Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and I'LL
nois will b owned and operated BY The Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad Com
plny.
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KESTCCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
st. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
yASDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
8. H. CHURCH.
ta-l5-Sot Secretary
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IMMIGRATION BILL
CONTINUED from P1rst PaEs.)

to which he belongs because of his
religious fair
such provision, so applied and
administered, would oblige the of1lcer
concerned in effect 10 pass judgment
upon the laws and practices OF
foreign government and declare that
this did or did not constitute religious
persecution. This would, to say the
least. be a most invidious function
for any administrative officer OF this
government to perform, and 1t is not
only possible but probable that very
serious questions of international JUS
tice and comfy would arise between
this government and the governments
thus officially codemned should Its
exercise be adopted.
81 dare say that these consequences
were not in the minds OF the pro-
ponents of this provision but the pro-
vision separately and In itself renders
it unwise for Inc 10 give my assent
to this legislation in its present FORM
To Override Veto.
When the message was read in the
house it was ordered TO lie on the
liable until Thursday morning. and
champions of the bill began laying
their plans for an effort to override
the veto. Chairman Burnett an
nounced tonight that he would move
for a vote Thursday. Two years ago
the house lacked only four votes OF
the necessary two-thlrds majority to
pass the bill over the veto, the yeas
being 261 and the nays 1856. The at
tempt having failed in the house, no
action was taken by the senate.
When President Taft vetoed a SIM
liar measure because of the literacy
test the senate succeeded in over-rid-
ing him by more than two-thirds ma
jority, but the house fell short about
a dozen votes.
The bill which the president vetoed
today passed the house last March by
a vote of sos 20 ST. and the senate in
December by "a to I.
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: luncheon and smoker was enjoyed
last night by the mems Bible class OF
tho Sunday school of st. Paul's German
I;vangclicnl church. During the session
some vital topics were discussed. T..
Schuitze of Philadelphia spoke about
Sunday school work George Meyer
and other members made speeches and
remarks. The pastor concluded. the
meeting with talk on the coming con-
test for new members in Sunday school
between tho mems and women's Bible
classes.
ing was another topic. One of the
means Of raising funds for the structure
will he the saving Of paper. The cleo
ton OF officers made Mt the last meeting
WAS sanctioned. Charles Koch is nrcsl-
,,e,t oo1 Ed Obnrnan Secrctary
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Stockholders Meeting

In pursuance %: the bylaws OF inc
West Virginia Exposition and state fhiF
Association, 4 meeting OF tn? stock
holders will be- held on the 18th day ~
February. 1917. At "rln"k y. m. at the
principal offic" of tn" Association ON
the Playground. Wheeling. W. Va, ION
the purpose ut authorizing me re-
Association and Ia transact any ;Ind nil
at her business that may he Drought
brfur.. or to tn" attention Of the stock
holders If the ASSnciatinn.
GEORGE. W. l.l'TH. President.
rHAS. y. HANt1lER. Treasurer
BERT II. SWARTT. Secretary.
ju-30- Ged.-6.
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afternoon at 1870 o'clock for Mrs. Sarah
E. Veneman, who died Thursday, in the
home Of her son, Milton Veneman OF
East Twenty-ninth street. followed later
in the afternoon with additional SER
vices in Mt. Olivet Methodist church.
The Rev. p. Y. DeBolt Of Wesley MetIlo-
dist Episcopal church. city, officiated.
Burial was In Mt. Olivct cemetery.
The pallbearers were Thomas Mont
gomery, Milton Montgomery, James
Corbett, Herbert Eeneman, Arthur
F1eahman and Herbert Montgomery.
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AI.RERT BEALY CHARGED
WITH STRIKING SISTER
Mario Picked Up ON 6uspeao1 70 -
ordered Out Of ToWn' %''
P1cknpB,

,,,ort Really was arrested last even.
Ai d.. 1patrolinan James Sutton. charg-
ca Viii %,m he arraiened in police court this
morning on disorderly charge
nv Iaorson Hope. picked up BY Patrol
man Ed McClatchey At the =. < <. o; ., depoff
on suspicion, probably VII % 81 .I ieaUa
loose this morning ana oroereo " law
town.
otfionr Fullerton for lettering In tho
nit,. huiIding. VIM. Mcintyre was ar
rcsted by officer Bickerton on a drunk
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Funeral for VIM. B. Tracy Today.

This evening ut S o'clock. funeral SER
vices will be held for William Blake
Tracy. aged 10. the we'll known and
popular citizen. who died Sunday. in
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles
r, Price of IS McColloch street. Tho
Roy. DR.. Claude Porter Terry OF tho
First Presbyterian church, will likely
offlciatc.. Burial will be private in
Peninsula cemetery at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
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REFERRED TO JUDICIARY.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Jan. 2?.-Thc
bill which was introduced today by Del
egate Polling of Barbour Offering Il re-
ward Of s2.500 for the apprehension II
the person who attempted to STAY Judge
James pamron of Mingu county WAS re-
ferred to the judiciary committee with
out argument.
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Z 11tsI2c1H
Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara
(Krcbs) Rauch. widow Of Jacob Rauch,
aged Sc. who died in the home OF her
daughter in Bcnwood. Sunday. will he
held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
in the home of her daughter. Mrs. Philip
Albinger, ST Nineteenth. street. The
Rev. 4. T.. Bcnze of Zion Lutheran
church will officiate and tnterment Will
be In Mount Wood.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO 6IUCkHULUEKS.
January 10Th 1917.
Stockholders OF the Wheeling Steel 4 Iron Company
will take notice tha: their annual meeting to he
held on the 18th day OF February. 1917. there Will
be Offered for adoption . resolution increasing the
number Of shares Of the authorized capital stock TO
100 00o 10 q 10 increase the authorized capital soel
to Ten Million o,0oo) Dollars.
W. i. HUBBARD,
WM. =. sTTFEL,
e.. z. HUBBARD.
J. ]. HOLLOWAY.
ISAAC u. SCOTT,
Stockholders.
j.-ao-3l--fe6. l-e.3.5.e.7.8.9-1e-is.l3
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Funeral for Mrs. Graves.

were held in the Mcndel chapel 12l2
Chapline street. for Mrs. Catherine
Graves, wife of Scott Graves. who died
Saturday in Atlantic City. \. ]. Mrs.
Graves was resident OF this city IL
number OF years ago. lnterment was
in Greenwood.
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rnr.ral for Mrx Pettey,

Yesterday afternoon IN The home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Fred L. Marry vi
1906 Chapline street. funeral services
were held for her mother. Mrs. Julictto
d. Petty. wife OF ]. W. Petty, whose
death occurred Friday. The Rev. W. n
Fields of the First Christian church. Of
nciat ed and interment was in Green
wood.
The pallbearers were George Fcilcr
T. E. Harris, Emmory Rosenberg. Fob
ert Reece. Robert Frazier and W. r.
ManrV
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NOT THIS NIKE MAHoNEY.

Mike MAhOmoY, mentioned N yeSter-
DAYS papers us a witness in Il prohibit
ton law violation case. Is not the Mike
Mahoney of East McColloch street well
known labor association executive anu
employe of the Whitaker mill.
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Funeral for b, Z. Gould

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for B. Z. Gould. whose death
occurred last week, in the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Albert SETTER of 104
South Penn street. The Rev. Z. X. Van
Wrinkle Of the Island Christian church..
was In charge. Interment was In Green
wood
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
APPLICATION EoR PARDON.

APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Tho undersigned having bean convicted Of . mis-;
deme.nor In the criminal court Of Ohio County West
Virginia. the 18th day Of septembsr 1915. hereby
rves notice that on the 18th day Of February. 1917.
he will make application to the Honorable II. d.
Hatfield. governor Of the State Of West Virginia. fol
. pardon. JOHN Hell.
jG.30-feb-O
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MEETING FosTToNED.

Hccausc the necessary papers had no,
,rrivkd from the secretary Of state a.
Charjeston the meeting Of the stockhold'
Org for the organization Of the MorrH
plan bank was postponed from yester'
day 10 a later date.
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r,nar,1 for MY. Ie1uuon Today.

This afternoon Ut O'Clock funeral
services will be held in the family home.
130la Twelfth street. for Eugene Lem
mon, who passed away Saturday. Burial
will be in Greenwood.