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The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
TREASURY DEPT
EMPLOYE TALKS
Claims 1t Is No Secret About
the Results His Wife Has
Obtained from Taking
the Herbal Medi-
cine, Dreco.

Il have never taken any medicine that
has done me as much good as Dreco
has," is the statement Of Mrs. Maggie
Jackson, of 1916 Elvan road. Anacostia,
whose husband Is a trusted employe in
the Treasury Department II have suf-
fered for years with indigestion and a
nervous breakdown couldn't eat any
thing at all hardly that didn't disagree
with me, and the doctors said would
have to be operated on. I was terribly
nervous and couldn't stand any noise to
be around me. 1 could not eat the things
! wanted and was loosing weight right
along and a certain time each month l
suffered Agonies. 1t looked like was
going to be like this all my life, and
was worried nearly out Of my mind.
I would tell people about my condi-
ton and they would advise me to take
Dreco, but had takan 30 many things
i had about lost faith In all medicines
and felt It would be like throwing money
away. But one day I was talking TO a
lady who know quite well and she said
Dreco had helped her 50 much and In
sisted I Try It so my husband brought
home a bottle and began on It In q
very short time began 10 fesi better,
and the longer took It the better /
got, and today I am practically q well
woman. The constipated condition pass
ed away, the nerves became quieted so
4 SOB kOoo n1gnCS rest, my appedte
Improved and could eat the things I
reiished and they did not hurt me. My
monthly troubles pass on without the
slightest Inconvenience now and I never
have a pain. Ny general condition Is
very much improved and I am feeling
nne."
Dreco is composed Of the Juices and
extracts Of many different roota herbs,
barks ana leaves which act directly upon
the stomach. liver, kidneys ard blood.
causing the poisons to pass from the
system as nature intends they should
thereby promoting renewed health
Dreco Is sold and recommended by all
the ODonnen Drug Stores, by Allen &
Co, IN Alexandria, and by George B.
Bury, In AnAoostia.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Nutshell NeWs

The automobile Of Thomas J. Colbert.
61 F street northwest. was struck while
on Pennsylvania avenue northwest. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
yesterday. by car Of the Capital Trac-
ton Company.
The police Of the Seventh precinct have
a Chevrolet automobile bearing tag 1853,
found at Thirts seventh street and New
Cut road, early yesterday morning.
A white damssk table cloth, the prop
erty OF Bishop Harding, was yesterday
reported to the police as stolen from Mt
st. Alban. The cloth Is valued at SIS.
A team Of horses Of the Lttlenield-
Alvord Co.. driven BY Alex johnson, 1255
Twenty-third street northwest, while
crossing the alley on Twelfth street
northwest. between G and II streets yes
tsrday afternoon. slipped and crashed
through the plate glass window In the
store Of Miss Lulu Ryan. TO Twelfth
street northwest. The damage IL estirnat-
ed at So
An automobns, the property Of the
estate OF the late John R. Mclean. 100
/ street northwest, yesterday ran over
the mail vehicle Of George Baum OF the
City Postoffice.
Pricnla Evans, aged Z In Lamont
street northwest. while playing In front
of her home yesterday afternoon was
bitten on the lip by a stray dog. The
child was treated By the family physi-
clan
Herbert Allison. N K street northwest
yesterday reported to the police that his
room had been entered and he had been
robbed Of = diamond st3ckpn. vAlned at
IS.
Mrs. Viola Uetndisnist waS awarded
an absolute divorce yesterday by Justice
Gould, in the District Suprame Court.
from Raymond o. Keindisnist. . former
detective. The decree allows the wife to
resume her maiden name Of Hendricks
Attorneys Henry e Davis and J. Y.
Reeves appeared for the Wtfa W. C.
English was appointed by the court to
represent the husband
Fire in the fourth story OF the Franklin
Steam Laundry. 5C4-5OS Thirteenth street
EO.thwcst, early last night did damage
to the amount of SO. The blaBe was
started by an oysTheated gas stove
Jacob Fisher. aged %. operating an
automobile, colHded with an automobile
operated by David April. 15n Fifth street
northwest, at Thirteenth and New York
avenue northwest last night
Mrs William c. Daniels, aged ~ Of
Hn Mt Pleasant street, was slightly IN
jured while aighting from a street car
last night. of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. She refused
treatment
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

special effort to increase the fund
VIII De made the coming week by a Red
Cross celebration in honor OF mothers,
beginning with next Sunday The second
sunday In May has been for a number
OF years observed throughout the United
states as Mothers Day. Announcements
are expected from all the pulpits Sunday
that gifts should be made to the Red
cross war service fund In honor or In
memory Of mothers, not only on that
Gay, but on every day of the week.
The headquarters has nineteen Of the
best Of the paintings given by Washing
ton artists for the Red Gross fund,
reserved from last weeks sale for better
prices. Among the artists represented
are Prof. William H. Holmes. Prof. e.
e. Messer, and Edwin w. Dening, and
also by number of original, posters
upon Mothers Week by other Washing
ton artists.
Yesterdays contributions: National
Electrical Supply Company, 800; Miss
Mary w. Durham. 81; A. Mauman. 81;
r. F., Tull, S.; Mrs. ]. H. Taylor, $40;
Cash. 81; Mrs. o. NJ Barber. S.; As
sociation of Private Walters. SIS; George
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
EX-SENATOR FORAKER
dies AT CINCINNATI
Famous Statemsn. Lawyer and Author
Victim of Nervous Attack.

SPECIAL &c The washington Herald.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May l0.-Ex-Senator
Joseph Benson Foraker, u years old.
lowyer' statesman, and author. died at
his home here today after brief Illness.
He was stricken at his palatisl home
Tuesday night and never rallied from
nervous breakdown. He had not been
In the best of health since the death OF
his son, Joseph Benson Foraker, jr, a
short time ago.
In spite Of his advanced age. Senator
Foraker led an active life until stricken.
He maintained his law ofices in the
Traction Building In this city, and not
day passed but what old friends drop
ped In to pay respects. He is survived
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
REQUIEM MASS FOR MRS. RYAN,
Funeral Services at Home and at
churchI Burial at Holy Rood.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E.
Ryan, q years old, and a resident Of
Washington for nfty-fve years. who died
wednesday night, win be held tomorrow
morning at o'clock at the residence
OF her son. p. J. Ryan. "a street north
west tnence TO st. stephens Roman
Catholic Church, where requiem mass
VIII be sung. Interment will be in Holy
Rood Cemetery. Georgetown.
Mrs. Ryan was the widow of William
Ryan, Civil War veteran, and for many
years connected with the quartermaster's s
department, who died about eighteen
months ago. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Margaret Moynahan, of
Cnlcago. and Mrs. Mary Harrison, of
TINS city. and fve sons. p. ]. Ryan, edi-
tor Of The Plate Printer ana A local at
torney; John W. Ryan, c. 8. Ryan,
Joseph 9. Ryan and william p. Ryan,
all Of this city. -
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

By a widow. three daughters. Mrs Ran
dolph Mathews. OF Cincinnati; MIS-. Vic
tor N. Cushman, of Washington. and Mrs.
F. X. Wainwright Of Philadelphia. and
q son, Arthur Foraker. OF Washington.
The name Of Joseph Benson Foraker
stands out conspicuous IN the long roll
Of eminent sons Of this State, whose acts
In war and peace, have made It's annals
replete with brilliant achievementa.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
DATED" BY SIEUTH.

Pete Shore, first man tried OF the men
taken in a handbook raid during the lat
ter part of last January, was acquitted
yesterday before Justice Gould In Grim
inal Court. No. L
Shore claimed that he was 'baited" by
an agent Of the Department Of Justice
and after considerable naggins by the
agent, he made a bet Of g. Attorneys
Baker and Miller appeared for Shore
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

2. Walker, ,ioi Theodore d. slO.t S;
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Faulkner "a. In
Memoriam c. A. s.. 81; In Memoriam
Z. 9. O., a. Mrs. Walter a. Peter. 10;
sue =. Chapman, so; Miss Annie Grey,
y; n. r. Carl, a month; kennedy
Brothers. 20: Z: ]. Dufes, SIS; r. r.
s.; John w. Davis, 800 " "U'
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
B. o. T. BAKE TICKETS FEW

Only day and half remain for mem
bers Of the Board Of Trade TO SECURE
tickets for the annual shadbake at Deco
guam, Va. More than 500 tickets have
been sold and the limit is cod. The
steamer Davis will leave Seventh street
wharf, May ls, promptly at 1890 a. m,
and luncheon la Board Of Trade will
be served on the boat. The entertain
ment committee guarantees that there
will not be a dull moment on the bost or
on the grounds. Something will be do
ing every second. The boat win return
by $50 that night.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
JAP PICTURES SHOWN.
Rev. DR.. w. z Grims Gives Inus-
trated Lecture

Both the old and the new Japan were
depicted upon the screen last night At
All Souls Unitarian Church, Fourteenth
and l. streets northwest. The Rev. DR..
william Elliot Grif1s, who went 70 Ja-
pan in 1870 gave a very interesting leo
ture on the habits. customs and IDEAS
Of the japanese. The lecture was given
under the auspices OF the Womsn's Al
lance and the Unitarian Club, Of the
church.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

one-tourth of the worlds diet consists
OF vegetables.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
"THE KLEPTOMANIC"
Will be Produced Tonight at the First
christinu Church by Young Laues
Class

The Young ladies' class Of the First
r,h, .-.;o,. ..''..,u...%. will produce n comed!
ot the church tonight called The .klep,
,nn,anic" the proceeds from which wll
n, onplicd 10 the church debt.
Miss i.conn Underwood has beer
coaching those who will take part IL
,I,c performance and that they will give
\ crrditablc performance is assured y.
rchcarsaIs that have been held -
The cast Of characters Is:
rrggy Burton. n young lawyers wife
Elizabeth Collins.
. valerie Chase Arrsby. young widow
Marion West.
rrreda Dixon. Il bachelor girl. Ida Cox
Mabel Dover. Il young bride. Thelm1
O'Rricn,
Miss Evans. newspaper reporter
1Iary Lane.
Rrrtla Preston Ashley, n social climb
Ter. Ethel Hedges.
Katie. n maid. Helen Reed.
Previous To tho opening "t tho play
Miss Mary Lewis will give aFhumorou:
reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
The RIVER.

Yesterday morning at 1880.
Milton cleared the wharf on her 1eNs
to. New Matamoras with \ good cafH9;;
OF general merchandise. Instead OF fnes
regular pilot. Captain Edward Stna
Captain Sam Williamson Of the 1e13'k'
eta wharf boat made the trip.
tain Simms is slightly indispoSI
10 tonight the Ruth will leave tn
for Long Bottom. The Liberty
from New Matamoras last night
will leave today Mt 1880 for MariettnisS
The stage at the wharf still stan19;
at feet. At the McAlechen dam WttAs
one nC the hear traps open, the pool fHess
listers H. and below the dam 7.s. zsse:5ss
At o'clock this morning water from
the FOOLS FROM dam Eo.>5 down to Polnts
Pleasant will be released and tho aScs
tificial wave resulting will be usodStoG
convey several bargcs of coal down -,
river 10 the southern Ohio towns. rs
The excursion steamer Homer smith,
here last summer. yesterday pA
down the river from Pittsburgh. 49,
she has had q successful season runn1n
excursions The steamer stopped atsS4I
wharf for few minutes and itf
learned that her winter quarters
DO at Point Pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Transfer Of Recruiting
Officers Is Ordered

II has been announced that the nrst
Of the month Sergeant Frcdrlcks' local
array recruiting officer. Will be trans,
ferrrd to. ClarksburE, and in his steau
cerporal Roazhart Of that city Will DC
Sergeant Barker's assistant. MaJoF
Stuart made visit to the recruiting
station yesterday afternoon and ordered
the change.
Two more men were accepted NJ U"
army recruiting station yesterday Inv
men who were accepted EcS'crunS ~
Nicely W. Dotson OF Rlchwood' W.. d.
and Polri Bolrk Russian. OIL ->ue''a'
Q. There, were no appilcat.o'ls ~
ni,bar! Of the other stations. the navy
or the marines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ARRANGING FAREWELL
FOR COLORED men
PLANS ARE NOW UNDER WAY FOE
GREAT PARADE TO BID SOL
DIERS GOODBYE.
City and County Negroes Who Will De.
part For Camp Lee ut the End OF
the Month to Be Given
Denomination.

Nine cnlnrrd men who have been
drafted for tho National Army from
ohio county. will leave Wheeling some
Iirnn between tho 2Ith OF October and
tho i've days following. with the con-
tingcnt' of eighteen mon from the clty's
quota, for Camp Leo ut Petersburg. Va
Arrangements are being made by a
number Of colurcd organizations in both
thu city and county to give these men
Il farewell demonstration that will equal
that accorded any Of the. white contin-
rents that have departed for tho canton
mcnt.
Many Of the organizations that
marched with tho previous contingentn
that have left here will also be in line
To give LC the selected draft men, irres-
nrctive OF their color. and when these
hrys march away they will be shown
that their response TO the country 8
call is lust as much appreciated by
those they urc leaving behind, as that OF
tho white man who have preceded them
to the camp.
As far as has been learned at the
present time il ia the intention OF the
government to form regiment Of col
orcd men ut each OF the numerous
camps throughout the country. where
they will be trained under the same
conditions 80 the whites, although
their quarters will ho segregated.
The men who will leave with the
county contingent are;
George Leftivich.
James T. Jackson.
Lloyd s. Douglae.
J. ". Humphreys.
Henry Harmon.
Eushford Jackson.
Thomas Clark.
William ltenoth Webb.
Day Douglas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
CANNES BOTHERING
SHEEP, SAY FARMERS
APPEAL, MADE TO COUNTY COM
nSHoNERS By PANHANDLE
AGRICULTURAL CLUB.
Stray Dogs without Owners or Licenses
Are Causing Damage in tho Liberty
Section, Il Claim.

A delegation from the Panhandle
Agricultural club appeared before the
board Of county commissioners yester-
day and made O strong complaint
against the number OF unlicensed dogs
which are running at large in the Lib
erty district.
1t wa. pointed out by members OF the
committee that the dogs arc getting
among the sheep in that section. and
doing considerable damage. and the
farmers are demanding relief from the
nuisance.
The commissioners referred the COM
plants to Sheriff Hastings. but as, n"
vas out Of town yesterday morning.
hoy were unable TO see him.
There are a great number or stray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
McADAMS WRITES
Former Newspaper Man Says west vir.
ginians Will Not be Sent to
Alabama

Walter l.. McAdamS. Il former employ,
Of tho Observation-Disclosures. who is nj
Camp Lee. at Petersburg. VA. training
for service in f'rHuC" With the National
army. has written tn friends here that
white 5.u0u men HAY" been ordered I"
Mout gnm"ry. AlaI l" ill ny til" ranks
If the National guards. tina! il * not rN-
pcclrd that amy II III" West Virginia
urn will lac sent Ia tlu. southern camp
Mr.. MrAdam ~ enjoying camp If"
and reports that all III" m"u from
Wheeling and bhI" county ar" well and
appear to IL: Thoroughly accustomed /"
their new surroundings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
SMALL FIRE
Near Motor Car Building Destroys
Pot of Tar.

A tub Of tar which caught hr" near
the Lexington Motor car building on
Main street. near Twelfth. yesterday -
noon, caused cousid"rahl" "Ncitimcnt III
that neighborhond. when tn" fire tie
partmcnt responded I" an alarm.
The tub had been left Icy w"rkm"n
while they went to lunch and III s"ul''
manner caught fire. When workman
returned they found the pot ahlaZ" and
one Of tho workmcn. y. Richards. was
severely burned about tho arms In try
ing 10 e1tiucush tn" blaze.
No damage. was dom. the fire h"in;;
out before the iiremrn arrived on IN"
scene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
LARGE ENROLMENT
FOR NIGHT SCHOOL
Indications Are That Sessions VIII Bio
Largely Attouded--Many IN Stem
ographic Classes.

Applications for enrolment for night
school at tho local high school arc COM
ing In about us fast as Superintendent
c. f. Citizens can handle them. There
have been no reports from the ward
school principals so far.
Common school subjects "a manual
training subjects arc to be taught three
nights each week. Monday Tuesday and
Friday evening from 7:3Q 10 $3.50.
From tho enrolment Of the young
women Of III" city it looks as though
Il greater number aspire To stenographic
positions than Jobs "a cooks. Fully %
per cent of tho female enrollmenls arc
for the course in stanography.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

n speakeasy. Mt his pool room. -so' E"ii
street, was nrraiGned In the county N'l
Yesterday. before Squire H. G. 1opoS
and fined 500 or two months IN jail
Haley was represented by AttorneE
Frank O'Bricn who appealed inc case
and it will come up for trial at the next
term Of the Criminal court. which con-
yenes on November 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Chronic Consultation

about Two years ago when ! began
using Chambcrlain's Tablets had
been suffering for some time with
stomach and chronic constipation. My
condition improved rapidly through
the use Of these tablets. Since taking
four or five bottles of them my health
has been fine" writes Mrs. John New
ton. Irving. y. \. Obtainablc every:
" hrrp---AUy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

CANNES running at larg" IL different
parts of the county without owners. AM!
they are doing more or less dan.aG" anI
the farmers consider ii important that
they be killed off.
Ohio county has 20 pound or doI
catcher and it is left !" tn" officials /"
Kill off all the stravS. hut Il appears
there is no one particularly y#nNious /"
assume the job so the dogs ar" having
4 merry time and are running ut larS'
undiSturbcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
SERVICES ON ISLAND.

The first services wrrr held last Sun
day in The l!"' h"l Baptist mission at
No. 81 Zanc street. Island. although
meetings have been held from place 10
place for some time. Rev. u. S. Gordon
is tho pastor. He is no stranger IN this
community. having been Il most sue
ccSsful pastor 1T Bridgeport Tor four
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
DeoNS.

Elizabeth n Pctticord md Edward
Prtttcord 10 Charles 4. RIckus. lot in
Triadelphia district.
Henry Yahn.to W. +. Colman. lot n
Trindclphia district.
James HUFF ami Sarral HUFF 10 John
and Elizabeth l.. Bitter. lot in Elm
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ALLEGED sLAcHER DIscKA1d1N

After investigating charges against -
Alexander. n colorod YOUTH OF oeing q
Stacker, federal officers YESTERDAY
dropped tho case when 1t was proven:
that tho Young man was only 10 years
of arn and had declared that he was IL
in order to secure employment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ORGANIZING FOR
PLEDGE CARD WEEK
School Children Will AID in Distribution
Of Cards-Co1nmtttee Appoint
neuts Announced

ORGANIZATION plans are under way for
the food conservation pledge week cam
paign. Before leaving tho city for 9TH
er points OF the state. c. H. Hall. rep
rescntative Of the National Food Admin
istratjon. who is conducting n campaign
Of education prior to the observance Of
the pledge card week. announced rhc
appointment Of n number Of persons
who will look after certain phases Of
the work.
Mrs. John T.. Garden will have charge
Of the wrr'rn's clubs FABRICATION, and
will ARRANGE for various meetings Tor
mothers and Housewives. at which the
need for conservation will be cmphaSiz-
ed. Mrs. Edward IIUlctt will represent
the council Of defense, and Will be in
charge OF food conservation headquar-
tors at 1921 ChaT!ino street. Mrs. III.
MAYNARD Klmberiand Will represent the
Library club. Row. Claude Porter Terry
will represent tho churches. and will
AK the pastors to present the matter
before their CONGREGATIONS. Mrs. T. j.
i.McGinlcy will represent the parochial
schools and Superintendent G. f.. Gith-
ems will be chairman and devote his
time 10 the city public schools. Faro
"chlal and public school children will be
asked to distribute the cards
Tho cards to be signed reads:
To tho Administrators:
at am glad to join you in the
services Of food conservation for
our nation. T hereby accept MEM
bership In the United States Food
Administration. plrdGinS to carry
out the directions and advice OF the
Food Administration aF far as my
circumstances will permit"
There are no dues OF fees 10 b" paid.
Those signing tho pledge are entitled to
n membership window card which VIII
be delivered upon the receipt OF tho
/ signed pledge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

William A1orrhouse ana Lille Herren-
kohl. Of Cox Landing. w. Nn.
William Aschcrman.' Wheeling. and
Teckla Pobn ching. New York
Ottorino Mieti and Angelina Talamo.
Cleveland. Q.
Charles r. Wyatt and .tSnclta Church,
Wheeling.
Chris Garros and Jane Ebcrhart.
Bcllnire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
TWO DRINKS ARRESTED.

rctcr Rust and Arthur Williams wcr"
picked UP Inst night by Il. & .. dct"C-
tivrs and landed I'm the county jail on
charges Of being drunk and hs"rdrriy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
NEW POLICEMAN APPOINTED

William (Butrh) Douglas. who is well
known to Wheeling residents. has hccr
Il regular policeman on. tho
police force by Chief j. {. Sill and Will
begin his duties this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

MINEOLA. y. Y. Oct. li.-alrs. h!anca
DcSnules. indicted here "n charge or
murder for shooting he" husband John
l.. DeSaulles, during Il dispute over the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
HALEY GUILTY
Fined 500 or Two Months in jail By
Squire Hobbs

Tom Hnlny who was arrested cnu-
n1c Of weeks ago by Prohibition Officers
R.rI Phillips. Tom Arlington AMI Rev.
q NJ. Pullcn. on the charge OF Keeping
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

custody Of their son. on AyguskFsS
pleaded not guilty through. herIattornefl
here today. Trial was set fef the hree;
week in November. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Davis Island Dam. 9 feet. rising; cte
Steubcnvillc, 10 rect. stationeH
clear ~
Parkcrsburg, / feet. stationary; cle1e6
Morgantown. 6.i feet. statioH0J:
cloudy.
OIL City. feet. rising; clear. 49,
Warren, Is feet. stationary clear. 8:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Deeds Of Trust.

Two deeds of trust were filed for