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Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
AUTOMOBILES.
SAVE whole years cost OF operation by
Buying Now

NJ AAS ANS"
Fifty makers OF motor cars have al.
ready advanced prices. Packard new cars
prices 20 up this month. Instead OF
boosting prices on renewed Packard Twin.
Skies we shall continue to sell them al
present big reductions from actual per-
~formance-and-pl pleasure values.
II new car prices hold high and &c
higher any used car listed below should
bring, next season, approximately as much
as you pay for II now. In other words
YOU ought to save a whole seasons cost
by buying now.
PACKARD 1875 Twin Six touring car
T-passenger. This IL our long wheel base
model and win carry you over the hills
and rough roads as smoothly and easily
as over level boulevards, We will back
this car with our liberal guarantees,
s2,3so.
PACKARD 1856 Twin Six touring T.
passenger car. We are now using this car
as a demonstration. It Is the current
model car and we will put It In It's origi.
nal mechanical condition, repaint and
equip with new tires all around. We
win be in position to deliver this car
Sep. 1, s2,s5o.
APPERsoN, 1917 Roadplane s-cylinder
touring. This car has been used three
weeks and is brand new. Painted light
brown with dark brown stripping. A chance
to save $3.50 on the price OF new Ap-
person, sl.sOo.
NATIONAL 1919 4-passenger speedster,
overhauled and repainted, and equipped
with cord tires. An exceptional car, $3.50.
STEVENS -DURYEA Z passenger touring
Northeast starter; paint and mechanical
condition excellent. A high grade automo-
bile that originally sold for $1,000. $500.
CADILLAC, 1918 T-passenger touring.
In good shape; seat covers, $500.
HUDSON sUPER-sIX 7-passenger tour.
ing. Run $500 miles. New Firestone non.
skid tires all round. Bumper and spot
light, $1,000.
P1ERCE-ARRow converted speedster
with bucket seats and tank, $3.50.
CHALMERS 1915 6-cylinder touring. A
car with lots of power, good wearing
qualities In fine mechanical condition
and good buy at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
LOST--FoUND.-REWARDS

OMAHA a COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Persons having lost sons article would
DO wen to call Up the office OF the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
70 ascertain whether they left II In the
street car.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious TO restore
them TO the rightful owner.
iF YOU lose anything and will advertise 81
here you will surely recover II IL found
by an honest person. II you find anything
% value the honest way is to advertise
for the owner.
I 0GT Strayed Sunday eve, JuIy
LLOoI 18th, brown and white
Scotch collie Full grown. Shedding hair
Cut on hind foot. Address Box e2Q2, Bee
Reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

Inns developed, l0e a roll; one-day serv-
ice. Kase Kodak Studio Neville Blk,
18th and Harney.
MISCELLANEOUS articles TO trade for mu-
sical instruments. Friedman. 121t Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
ATTRACTIONS

LOGAN CoUNTY's SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR,
SEPTEMBER t9-20-21. Flrst-class carni-
val company wanted and other attraes
tlons. Write Dr. Il. j. Carr, Secretary,
Stapleton. Neb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
WALL PAPER
statesmen WANTED
IN Answering Ads Please Mrnuon Times.

COUNTY agents for hig paying auto
article; hig profits pays to invc'u-
gate. Room ~, lOO,a North Broadway,
o to n r. m
HAVE rruNeu lorS,. YOU the selling
ability, como get share " profits
Won rr' fDr others 7lO Cnmuhell Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LOOK I'm lap tho car is gone lose
again, no more cheap John watches for
mo, horrS FOR Harris -Goars Company
with that t1c. irHall | need to carry homo
standard watch tor life time, they have
them all and besides I will mover miss
tho money Elgiu Walthnm, Hampton,
Illinois pnd south Bend iG North Rob
lrsou. Baum Hdg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
PRIVATE RUCTION

Dny and night HcnoCrRphy typewrli
ing bookkeeping ongn training nll com
mor,lHl subjects Here IN our private
school YOU VIII receive all tho personal
individual attention that YOU should have,
which viii save YOU much time and mako
you a hoitrr hookNccpcr or stcuographer
For fuu Information call nj office HIy
IImh. MrlIn nr InIrIhnnn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23
CINDERELLA

On sunday evening, March III, the
isethleham Baptist church Was crowded
At All early hour. Rev. w. Il. Nesbitt
Prearhed a very instructive sermon. The
audience listened with intense interest.
After the sermon, a very good collection
Vas lifted ia short while.
The congregation remained seated al
TER the services They were waiting ~
the virgins did of Old. for the bride and
groom To make tia ir appearance. Al
- O'Clock, Rev. G.. w. Cartwell and
Mrs. Emma tlualls, of Mt. Sterling, Ky,
we're conducted to the altar by Rev. l..
W. Taylor and Miss Margie Norris.
where they were united in the holy
bonds of matrimOny by Rev W. h. Nee
Ditt.
Master Albert Eldridge and Miss Ami.
Taylor lifted silver offering which wa.
presented To the bride and groom. The
members and friends OF the church serv-
Ell refreshments at the parsonage. The
evening Was enjoyed by all. We sincere
~ hope that Rev. Cartwell and his bride
will have long and happy lite.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23
A GOOD MAN GONE.

Branwell. W. Va, March 10 --Iouis
g. Fullen departed this life Monds,
nisht. A.arch II, about I2:.;O O'Clock. at
the tage of about IA years. lie came
from Washington County, Va to this
place ~ years ago. and ws- employed by
Mr. stewart VI. Buck u work around
the house, which position tie held till he
died. Through Thrift and economy.
since coming o. Bramwell, he bought a
little home. sent his only daughter ~ IN.
Blueficid COlpred Institute and kept her
there until she grsdust,s,i last spring.
He ws- q man Of high moral and reli-
gious ideal-, and by his fsithfulne-- g.
duty, honesty in dealing and christian
Ella uacter. he won the conidenee OF the
-pmnunIty and ss- regarviei by both
white and colored a. christian gentl..
man. To show the esteem in which h.
va held by the Bucks. (the family for
~hpm be worked. , they sent q b. antilul
and co-tly cross 81 h,~ers o. 10 plsc 4
IN his casket, and Bnck in compan,
Nth her pastor attended his funeral a
the Blnestone BAPTIST church Rev. X
". Mckoy, his pastor, preached the fun
eral and Rev. J. u. Coleman, Of the
Blueteli Colored Institute. male some
very touching remarks on the life and
rhsrscter At the devesse,l. Revs. T..
Dabney. u. D.. J. Hall and Jams-
Order we're prr-~nt
Mr.. Fullen had been q Christian q,
years. lie Was q deacon Of Blns~tone
Baptist church and benefited member
# The Golden Rule Beneficial and En-
do~ment Association. lie leaves a wife
daughter and host Of friends 70 mourn
their lost
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

g. - LA god houss and I,s ss
- a. ~ = sobsrs.in. Sc. J.
=, - Wv.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

- Gale. Good mule in splendid
s condition for sale st o
nnoe pvios. Apply 70 ALEX
~ Desber Shop sdjoinins Nc
- - Once, Ksyssoos. W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

We oner One HundredsDollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure
HAN Catarrh Cure has been taken
~ catarrh sufferers for the past
fhirty-hve years. and has become
own as the most reliable remedy for
C@tarrh- Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. ex-
pehins the Poison from the Blood and
hesnns the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for a short time you will see a
sres, improvement In your general
neaIth- start taking Halls Cstarrh
Surs AT once and get rid Of catarrh.
send for testimonials. free.
,. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. OhioL
sold ~ al Druggists. 56a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

We are glad to say our church is doins
'plendid work now and We hope il vii
'ontinue; also the Aid Society sad tn.
NO clubs
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23
C0OPERS

On Monday night. the yonng choir
prscticed.
T1esdsy night. tLe Cub of Jude. met
with the members present
Wednesday night Wa prayer meeting
On Friday evening. Mrs. Ruth Walden
arsisted by Ie~dsmes Cora Woods and
Amanda Jones. gave . supper in honor
of the tea hers. Those present were
Misses Lena King and Mary Boiling.
Ne--r-. r.. A. Woods and r. A Boiling.
They req RI a nice time.
Ms. Nalli--a Hsfiort Is still on the
sick lit.
sunday morning. w. had tine sab
hath ~shp"l At 1880 o'cl"ck, our
pastor preached an excelleDt -eIInon
Au .;..51 .. m. the Missionary >ocirty
had nice meeting. vt 80 .. m. q,
the pastor filled li- regular place and
preached sui stirring serm n. Thi-
ss- also our home rally day. The peo-
pie put ln our treasury ~ Those VIII
contributed were.
James AOlt, -
Charles Walden, -
Arthur Walton. -,
-. b.. Burton. -
r.. c. Harris. -
Mary Preston, -
Edgar Garter. 80
Nary >iia-. -
Dal-y Dr~s. -
shields WaltOn, -
witcher Walton, ~
Cora Dews, -
Mamie Brandon. -
Lucy Martin, -
l. title keea, IS
.iel,erca Mctiuirr, p
aiu~ Priilernan. y
Alex Keen, -
James Walden, -
Iatiida Huddle, =
Daily P4nnell. -
Marie Brandon, -
Louis wagstaH. =
ieorge Harrison, -
Herbert Williams, =
Toe Walker, ).
.ary Walker. ..
Floyd Brandon, >.
darnIe Anthony, >
>arah Griffin. >
c"tt Adams, =
Hired Adams, =
r annie Adams, =
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

WANTED: Men and women in
all communities. -Mer
To get names and addres-, et. NOTHING
u sell. Si5.'D weekly. Women to al.
ires-.envolePe- and do plain sewing ~
home $500 weekly. Information for
stamp. NATIONAL BISINF~>
BUREAU. Box So. RICHMOND. VA
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

NANTED-A house keeper. Elderly
lady (colored). Good wages and POD
home for the right party. Write or an
ply ~ per-n or phone Oh.
Addrcss Madame Arielia Williams
No. 10 Federal street, Blue6sld, W. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23

fOk SALE: West Virginia Shutters.
Pure Pit Games; Gusrsnteed N WIN or
die trying Originated and bred by W.
I Howard, Worth, W. We.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-23


sssss Of West Virgins. Mcdowell Coun
,. w. Johnson and Pending in ,l,,
Jacob shore, Plaintiffs Circuit Com,
r. L. Martin, Countv
DESCENDANT
The above named defendant will tax,
looce, thss On Monday, the 10Th dsy Of
March, A ID. 1917, the plaintiffs. above
4ened, vii take the DISPOSITIONS Of Thorn.
eaves and sundry witness. 70 be n-e,i
= evsdenne In the trial OF the above
eeuse, IN behalf Of the plaintiffs at the
Aw onic9 OF Cook and Howard, in the
9wn OF WEIGH, in the county OF McDov.
-, IN The state Of West Virginia, between
bours OF eight O'Clock A. NJ, and
~ O'Clock y. NJ Of said day. And II.
!co any cause, the taking Of said deto-
ooons shail NOT be commenced, or. 10
- coumenced, shall not be completed
- - deg Aforesaid, the taking Of the
- vilI b sdjournsd from day 70 dsv.
- bom tine ~ time. st the same place.
49, e,s same hours, until they are
J. W. Johnson,
Jacob Shore.
o. md Howard. AssorDeys-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
LEGAL.

sons, firms, corporations and estates owning <
abutting property. the property benefited and
other property liable 10 assessment for said
improvements, on the portions Of the streets
ana avenues In said Improvement District,
the number Of front feet owned by each, and
designating the property owned by each by
block or lot number or otherwise SO as to
Identify the same, and also containing an eSti-
mate Of the total cost OF such improvements.
lhe portion and amount of such cost to be
assessed against the abutting property, the
property so benefited and other property liza
BILE to assessment and the total amount to
be apportioned to. levied and assessed against
such property and the owners thereof accord
ing to the benefits resulting from such i'm
proyements, and said Board has duly exam
ined, revised, corrected and approved said
written statement, and has duly determined
by resolution to assess the cost of such i'm
provements and directed notices thereof to
be gwen to the owners of such property by
publication as provided In said Charter, and
has required due notice to be served upon
tho owners OF such property by registered
letter addressed to such owners and deposited
in the Post Office Of the City OF Tulsa Okla
homs and said Board did In said resolution
and notice set date on which ii would hear
all matters affecting such property, or the
benefits thereto, or any claims or liability
or objections to the making OF such improve
ments, or any other objections thereto: and
in pursuance of said action publication and
notice such session was duly convened and
held by this Board at the time designated in
said notice; And.
WHEREAS: At such session this Board
did hear and consider all complaints and OBJ
jcctons to the making Of such improvemer<s
and the apportionment OF the cost thereoS
and did thereafter review, revise and correct
said written statement, and did approve and
confirm said statement as so revised and cor
rected. And,
WHEREAS: All legal requirements have
been fully complied with to authorize the
levying of said assessments against the abut-
ting property. the property benefited, and
other property liable 10 assessment, and the
owners thereof In said District
NOW THEREFORE,, BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMIT MTSSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION l. That there shall be and here
by is apportioned TO, charged, levied and as
sessed against the several lots and tracts Of
land liable to assessment, and the owners
thereof. in STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRlCT NUMBER 153, with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing as a special tax to pay F. p Nc
Cormick for the construction of street i'm
provements as provided by contract with the
City of Tulsa. Oklahoma the amounts re-
spectively as follows, to-wit:
MAPLE PARK ADDITION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24

inches less In width In the clear than the
stairways In the first to the fourth stories.
Each stairway in the ninth, tenth, eleventh
and twelfth stories may be built twelve
inches less ip width than In the first 10
fourth stories, No stairway, however, shall
be less than the minimum width Of three
feet and six inches All stairways in Glass
II buildings shall have a hand rail on each
side thereof, and where there is more than
one flight OF stairs, such stairs shall be
located at each end OF tho building, or as
far apart as is practicable.
Provided, that in all buildings Of Glass III
having mezzanine floor, there shall be
stairs TO such floors OF the following width
Floors OF seven thousand square feet area
or less ut least one stairway four feet wide
floors Of more than seven thousand square
feet and less than ten thousand square feet,
at least two stairways three feet six inches
wide floors OF more than ten thousand
square feet and less than fifteen thousand
square feet, at least two stairways four feet
SIX inches wide. All floors OF a greater area
than fifteen thousand square feet, additional
stairways increased proportionately as in
this paragraph provided
-Maasurements for all s,airways shall be
taken to center OF hand rails or from the
center OF hand rails to the wall lines.
Where two or more stairs are required, they
shall be located at as great distance as
practicable from each other. ..
Section 6. That Article ~ Section No.
IL. of said Ordinance No. 1880 be and the
same is hereby amended to rend as follows:
Article ". Section No. IL. FLOOR
LOADS. For all buildings of Glass ii tine
floors shall be designed and constructed in
such a manner as to be capable Of bearing
in all their parts, in addition to the weight
oi TO floor construction, partitions and
permanent fixtures and mechanisms that may
be set upon the same a live load Of seventy
pounds for every square foot Of surface In
such floors.
Provided in fire proof office buildings OF
skeleton construction, 1t shall be permissible
TO proportion all live loads on the columns
as follows: Tho columns supporting the root
and the top floor shall be proportioned tc
carry their full i've loads. The live loads or
the columns in each successive story may bt
reduced per cent until so per cent oil
seventy pounds per square foot IL reached
in which case such reduced loads shall b,
used for all remaining floors TO tie base
ment. except floors used for other than Of
flee purposes
seceon 7. That Article V, Section No. 2
of said Ordinance No. 1880 bo and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Article V. Section No. 2. WALL
THICKNESS: The thickness measured In
inches OF enclosing wallis Of buildings oi
Glass III shall be made In accordance with
tho following table:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24

Section S That Article ", Section No.
g. OF said Ordinance No. 1880 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows :
Article ". Section No, 5. STAIRS; For
office buildings, divided into apartments for
business use only, there shall be in buildings
Of ordinary construction and of less floor area
than three thousand square feet two ihghts
OF stairs not loss than 3 feet and @ inches
wide each when the floor area exceeds three
thousand square feet there shall be six
inches added to the width OF each such
flight OF stairs for each additional ono
thousand square feet OF floor area, or frac
ton thereof up to six thousand square feet
OF floor area. When the floor area exceeds
six thousand square feet there shall be an
additional flight Of stairs. not less than three
feet and six inches wide for each additional
three thousand square feet OF floor area or
fractional part thereof.
For office buildings when OF slow burning
or mill construction there shall be at least
two flights OF stairs. thrce feet and six
inches wide each, for the first four thou
sand square feet Of floor area and there
shall be six inches added TO the width OF
each such flight Of stairs for each additional
one thousand square feet OF floor area, or
fractional part thereof up TO eight thousand
square feet Of floor area; and an additional
flight Of stairs not less than three feet and
six inches wide shall be required for each
additional four thousand square feet OF floor
area, or fractional part thereof, above eight
thousand square feet.
For fire proof Offlce buildings, there shaI
be required one flight Of stairs, not less
than four feet in width, for the first three
thousand square feet OF floor area or frac-
tional part thereof. When such building con-
tans moro than three thousand and not ex-
ceeding five thousand square feet OF floor
area, there shall be one flight Of stairs not
less than five feet wide; and when such
building contains more than five Thousand
and not exceeding ten thousand square feet
Of floor area, there shall be required ad.
ditional flight OF stairs not less than three
feet and six inches wide. When such build.
ing contains more than ten thousand and less
than twenty thousand square feet Of floor
area there shall be required two flights OF
stairs ct less than five feet wide each; pro.
vided, that for each and every fire proof Of
flee building OF more than ten thousand
square feet OF floor there shall be at
least two stairway fire escapes placed AS
far apart as practicable, on such buildings.
In addition to tho standpipe and platform
fire escape required. For each additional
ten thousand square feet OF floor area there
shall be required an additional flight of
stairs not less than four feet wide. The
width OF different stairways need not be the
same. Each stairway In the fifth sixth,
seventh and eighth stories may be built six
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24

halls shall be enclosed In solid masonry
walls.
In all new tenement or apartment houses
over two stories high the stairs and stair
halls shall be constructed Of incombustible
material throughout
Section 10. That Article VIII, Section No.
40 OF said Ordnance No. 1880 be and the
same is hereby amended TO read as follows:
Article VIII Section No 30. CHM
NEYS OR FIREPLACES: In every apart.
pent house and tenement house thore shall
be adequate chimneys running through
evoJy floor with an open fireplace, or crate,
or plsce for a stove, properly come CT ed
with one OF said ehimneys Tor every apart.
ment and every such flue shall be lined
from bottom 10 top with hard burned,
vitreops, flpe lining laid In fire clay.
Section u That Article XVII. Section
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24

Provided, however. in buildings Of skele-
ton steel or reinforced concrete construction
the thickness Of walls shall be governed by
Article XI Of this ordinance.
Section o. That Article VIII, Section No.
~. Of said Ordinance No. 1880 be and the
same Is hereby amended 10 read as follows:
Article VIII Section No. 12. EN-
TRANCE-STAlRS AND STAIR HALLS:
Every flight Of stairs required in new
tenement or apartment house, shah have an
entrance on the entrance floor from a street
or alley or yard court which opens Into
q street or alley.
Every main entrance hall shall have .
minimum width OF four feet. The enclosing &
walls of such entrance halls In all apart
ment houses shall be built Of solid masonry
with ceilings OF ombustible materials. In
Al apartment houses tho stairs and btais
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Six-room new house in Orcutt
addition; east front. mantel built.in buffet
very best of electric fixtures, white enamel
trim and nickel hardware throughout. a lnAp
for $4,000, terms. See Russ l.. Grant, STA
First National building, phone 2160
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
published In the Tulsa Daily World, April
"a, 25, 80 1917 World Publishing
Company, Publsher)

ORDINANCE no. 1914
AN ORDINANCE TO APPoRTIoN, LEVY
AM ANp ASSESS SIT THE COST OF on niMPRovlNa
STREETS INCLUDED IN STREET I'M.
PRoXEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 15s.
AGAINsT TT THE ABUTTlNG PROPERTY,
OTHER PROPERTY LIABLE TO ASSESS,
MENT AND THE OWNERS THEREOF IN
&iD DISTRICT AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS: In pursuance Of the provis-
ions OF the Charter Of the City OF Tulsa, Ok.
lahoma the Board Of Commissioners OF said
City did by resolution declare II necessary
to pave and otherwise improve the streets
and portions OF streets in STREET M
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1853, the
MADISON AVENUE from the south line
Of Fifteenth Street to the north line Of
Twenty-first Street, except the paved por
tions OF the intersection at Eighteenth Street,
Nineteenth Street and Twentieth street with
said Madison Avenue;
FIFTEENTH STREET from the east line
Of Boston Avenue TO the east line OF Madi-
son Avenue: and
BUENA VISTA PLACE from the east line
Of Madison Avenue TO the north production
Of the east line Of Block One (1) In the
Maple Ridge Addition to the City OF Tulsa,
and the several lots and tracts OF land to be
assessed for the improvement thereof In the
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma; and said Board did
set forth In said resolution the nature and
extent Of the improvements to be made on
said streets and portions Of streets, and the
materials with which said improvements were
10 be constructed and that said improvements
were 10 be made according to the
plans and specifications to be submitted by
the City Engineer, which said plans and
epecifications were thereafter submitted by
the said Engineer and duly adopted by said
Board and said BoaYd did thereafter duly
advertise for sealed bids for the construction
Of said improvements, in accordance with
said plans and specifications and,
WHEREAS: A contract for the constrnc.
tion Of said improvements was duly awarded
10 y. p. Mccormick and the City Engineer
has prepared submitted and filed his written
statement. containing the names Of the peg