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ALL MY TROUBLES
ARE CONE, > she SAID
Mrs. Jane Myrtle Wonderfully Helped
by NcrV-Worth

This is q strong Ncrv-Wurth on.
,lorsrment from local user II was
given by Mrs. Jane Myrtle, Of 1876 Al
ley II:
My trouble was nervous indiceS'
lion. would have pains III back.
chest. through bowels. Al iinsS The
rains would b. 50 shverr III fall on
The floor. Would vnLnil. poor sleeper
- not more than Tvs hours sleep al
night. For the las year | would get
awful headacheS[ Have been troubled
this way for eight years
Have taken SSrv-WOrth for short
time and all my troubles are gone.
No pains. sleep good, rested in the
morning.
After docIoring long. time | find
nothing ever reached my case but
Nerv-Worth. certainly recommend
The medicine. | give Wentworth the
credit of rcgainng MY health.
MRS. JANE MNETLE.'
Your dollar back at Baer's DRUG
Store Il N"rv-WOrth does not benefit
YOU
Nerv-Norrh is also sold al Mingo
Junction BY Moore. Bros: Martins
Ferry by Ralstnn d Parker: 81. Clalrs
VILE By Patterson d Sons l'arncsriIlr
by Hilles Bros; Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co.: SIstersville by {. B. DisGue,
New Martinsville. Hornbrook's Drug
Store; MoundSvlle, by !. II. Beam
Drug Co.
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Just Two Administration
Measures Put Through

WNSIII\,;Tp\. March t--rf All tn"
l.l,I-LlIinIr on liz: administration l'r"-
grH!:i r!uJ"r UHi! iw" measures. nv
revenue hll and th' measure E'Elhs
civil gnIrruiu,u. [" Pert" RI'" ana Mn
,'r:ran citizenship I" its Irhahl' ANS Sot
through tl.. legislative tanSI: at thr
clos al ihr session. one 81 inc most
iurr"riunr rnaI:iu"iiS or IN" thr"'
months II +l,- session, the Immigration
hili. messed both huuScS despite Ihr
Irr.J"ut :: nunulmr"d objection and then
Was PASSED again iy h"ih Over his veto.
Among III" administration bulls when
failed wrr" III" measures tn Supplement-
he Auimi"n law: III" bill |" enlarge the
Interstate Commerce Commission: lhr
Webb bill to lrEaliZr JOIN, foreign Sell
ing agencies: and conservation lrEiSlL-
iinn, including the general dam hills and
water power bills. ELLIS which did not
form part nf the original program but
which were pressed unSuCcCSSfuliy by
cabinet officers and administration lead
rrS luts IN the session. included amend
mcnls to the SHIPPING act l" give the
president power TO commander ships.
i drastic espionage bill which passed
the senate but never was taken up in
TN" houS. and amendments To the federal
reserve act 10 increase bank gold hold
irgS and decrease member bank reserves.
Congress provided for III" payment Of
S95. Gn0. n0n for the Danish West Indies
but tho senate failed To rHiify. despite
MI urgent TtuttSl ny til'' ITtSll'Ht. TN:
treaty 10 Imy colombia $lJ.0Q0,U0 for
tho separation OF Panama. Among i'm
pOrtani rnar!mrnls which were not
specifically included III tho program
were the. bill aholishinG saloons in the
District of Columbia and the rider on the
pnStoffir" bill making il II Grim" To
transport liquor in Interstate Commerce
into Il prohibition state.
Although the Srnal" tllihuSter stopped
the passage of appropriation bills carry
ing In all about SSH, 100000. congress
managed to get through In it's three
months session ten other supply bills
with 4 total Of nearly $l.20b. 0n0. 000. APP
rropriaIlnn measures that failed inClud-
ed the army aprropriat ion bill carrying
$2I0,n0n. 900: In: Sundry civil apprOPria-
ton bill carrying $139 0hn. 400: the grn-
rral deficiency. SUP 900 900: tho rivers
and harhOrs S4?n0O. 900. and the military
academy Sl.3Sn. 900.
The bills passed were: Naval s535.-
100000 pnstufIico $3.50, 900. 900: invalid
pensions $l60.000.0N: Legislative, eXecu-
tv" and Judicial $4,000. 60n: fortitlcH-
Hons $al.n00,u0n; agricultural So .0On-
n"H: District of Columbia $4,000. 900:
Indian Sl2,00n.000: diplomatic and con-
sular $5.o00,0n0 and urgent deficiency
$1.p00. GOA.
President Wilson was nj tho CAPITOL
during tho closing hours of the session
signing bill a they we're delivered TO his
office
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..


Pittsburgh Pm. January l. 1917.
TIL. Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Companr corlura,ion OF tho State OF West Nlt-
rlnin Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago anu -
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the states
Of PENNSYLVANIA West Virginia. Ohio lnulaha AHu
Illinois the vanddlia Railroad Company. cotpots-
tiun ~ the States OF Indiana and Illinois. and LUG
Andersen BELT Railway Company hnd tho ChIcaRo'
Indiana mud Eastern Railway Company. corporations
Of the State Of Indiana hare. according 10 us laws
Of those States brcl consolidated into ftu!o'o
COMPANY named Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. ChicAEu
and II, Louis Railroad Company. effective JANUARY
l. 1917. the agreement Of consolidation naF'nt oe'-.
n,rd In the office OF the Secretary CT state OF hes@
ylruiuIa On the Goth day Of December. Itle.
Hereafter Tho property formerly owned Dy the rl's'
burgh Wheeling And Kentucky Railroad CompRn!'
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago ard b. Loula
Railway Company vAndAlia Railroad Company. leo
Anderson Belt Railway Company aud Chlcaso' 'noi.
ANA and Eastern Railway Company In. the Ststes o'
West Virginia Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana hho ~
nvis will DO owned and operated by Inc ftH"u'sI'
Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis h1i.foso No"'
pan!. 1870 ,-,.>-r,,rpy
rl7:rsw-RGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY. o >.r
THE PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
VASDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO, INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
S. 3. CHURCH.
.a.I,.Got secretary.
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men, chosen from the New York reg
iments, forming n military barrier Oh
either side Of the line Of march Not
since LincolnS second inauguration
during The Civil War have troops
been stationed to keep spectators
back from the inaugural parade.
Tonight the President had not COM
pleIed his inaugural address. 1t has
beeN expected that recent dcvrl-
opmentS in the international situation
Will have large place in il and TO-
night il was believed that the senate:
failure 10 reach a vote on the armed
neutrality bill might he one of The
points on which he will dwell in ou,-
lining his policies for ;hc coming adj
ministration.
The cold misty rain which began
yesterday kept up throughout today
No hope for fair skies io-morroW Is
hold out by the weather bureau. Clear
ing has been promised. but tonight
the foreCastcrS reversed themselves
and predicted snow or ram.
Simple Ceremony
There We're M prcliminuri"S 70 III"
simple ceremony which marked tn" fnI !.
mai beginning nf Il new lltrS"rH' Ill,
term. Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson ana
Vance e. Mrt'nrmrk. who managed Nv"
-
Mr. Wilson had com" 10 :hr capitol wv"
hours hrf"r" Ia clear up odds and ends
of tho "Nsr'itIvc business passed on ="
him by the expiring congress.
Secretary Tumulty and most nc IN"
cabinet members had gathered III the
room Will" the president worked. AS
lie took The oath. Mrs. Wilson stood
near him, dressed In mourning because
of The recent death Of her sister.
Mr. Wilson was sworn i'll AT l2.0'. p
.roiOifrS nftPr congress mad
adjourned.
court. held out the Rblc used hy Mr.
Wilson when h" was lhauSurh'ea rs
dent before. ana the president bent low
and kissed il.
Th, congratulations Of The chief jus
ticc. the cabinet members ana the SOY
rrn] mcmherS ~ IN" Snnnf" VIII" w"'r
present urci3picd hu: 4 e." minutes. ana
soon aficrward Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left
the capitol.
The president r"mpl. t"ly worn out by
lahnrious work in connection win TN"
ending Of tn" session ."t congress hnd
thr international situation: remained m
doors today except for his "Trip 10 the
capitol. with group If friends ana reia-
;ivcS here for the inauguration. Thry m
rludcd Mr. Mccormick and Colonel l.. NJ.
House.
R"fore noon tomorrow N" president.
with Mrs Wilson and m",n!"rS "f INC
greSsinna! committee III charge or
he inauguration. Will (" |" me capltn'
70 witness tn" Inauguration OF Vice Pres
lIl.nt Marshall. After the return 20 IN,
White House tn" customary presidential
luncheon will be- served, with ah"u, ~"
pcopIn including III" members nt IN"
democratic national committee. rs IN"
presidents guists. Then after The
pardr has passed there will he gr"ai
fireworks display III tn" foot ~ the
Washington mon"m"nt acd inc lhauS
mrnl ceremonies VIII h.. nNrr.
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PRESIDENT DECLARES
tcortlruod from First PaTe.)

tors has made it impossible K, in.
crease the membership of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. or 10
give It the altered organization neces-
sary for its efficiency. The conscrva
tion bill. which should have released
for iuEmedia;s use the miLeral re-
sources which are still loChed up in
the public lands. now that their re-
lease is more imperatively necessary
Than ever. and the bill which would
have made the unused water power of
the country immediately available for
industry. have both failed though they
have been under Consideration
throughout the sessions of two Con-
crosses. and have been TWICE passed
by the House of Representatives.
Extra Session No Cure.
THE appropriations for the army
have failed. along with tho approprla-
tons for the civil establishment OF
the government. The appropriation for
the military academy at West Point
and the general deficiency bill. 1t
has appeared impossible to extend the
powers of the shipping board to meet
the special needs OF the new sltua-
ton into which our commerce has been
forced or.iQ increase the gold reserve
of our national banking systems 10
meet the unusual circumstances Of the
existing financial condition.
1t would not cure the difficulty to
call the Sixty-fifth Congress in extra
ordinary session. The paralysis Of The
senate would remain. The purpose
and the spirit OF action are not lack
ing now. The congress is more d"fl-
nitely united in thought and purpose
at This moment. | ventuT" 10 say. than
il has been within the memory or any
man now IN lis membership
Majority Powerless-
There is not only the most united
patriotic purpose but the objects ma1n-
bers have in Wow are perfectly clear
and definite. Rut III" senat" cWnot
act unless IFS leaders can obtain unan-
imuus consent It's majority IS power
less. helpless. In the midst OF crisis
Of rxlraordinary peril whrl only def
mite and decided action can make the
nation safe or shield it from war
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WILSON TAKES OATH
Continued trhl:I First Page.)

I'd up with expressions Of regard Mr..
Wilson received Ih"iH with 4 smile
and linen turned back iu his desk 10
complete his interrupted Task.
Tomorrow! iii" president Will take
the oath aIain on thr inaugural stand
br10r. The capitol. II" might have
omitted today'S ceremony under pre-
cpdcuts established ivy either pres.
idcnis bur h. decided Ia comply liter
ally with the constitutional stipulation
that Ii" take office on noon on tn"
fourth uf March
Nicr-Frrsidrnl Marshall did not tax"
the oath today. He will h. sworn IN
for his second term tomorrow at me
special session Of the new Srna," with
the usual Iicc-pr"sidrntiai lnauSura-
4 ion ceremony.
Tonight tn" capital. filled with IN"
thousands who have come from me
four quarters OF the nation for til"
uuadrrunial event WAS a-tipto" IN an
tiCiparinn Of IomurrOw's demon.
Troops On Guard.
One feature. will reflect directly IN"
gravity of, the international situation.
Down PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. the pa
rade will pass lines of National Guards
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WAR OR PEACE
PADEN CITY
Double Your Money.
Double Your Money.

itself BY the aggression Of others.
artiun l.; impossible.
"Althuush az matter OF fact ;hc
nation aud representatives Of the ma
ZION should stand back Of the eXecu-
tive with unprecedented unanlml;y
and spirit. the impression made abroad
will Of course, BE- that ii is not so ailI
that other governments may act ~
lEry please without fear that tins
government can do anything at all.
We cannot explain. the explanation
IS incrcdihle.
Helpless and Contemplate.
The senate Of the United states
is the only executive body in tn"
world which cannot act when its ma
iority is ready for action. a little
group Of wilfuI men. representing no
opinion but their own. have rendered
the great government of the United
states HELPLESS and contemplate.
The remedy There Is but ono
remedy. The only remedy is that Tho
rules of the senate shall be so altered
THAT the rules OF the senate shall be
so altered that it can act. The coun-
try can be relied upon 10 draw the
moral. ! believe that the senate can
be relied on 10 supply the means OF
action and save the country from dis
aStcr.
At the same time the President au-
thorized the further statelnen. that
what rendered the situation even mere
grave than it had been SUPPOSED that
If was, was The discovery mat, While
the President. under his general con
sritutionaI powers, coulu DO much OF
what he had asked the Congress TO
empower him TO do. it had been found
that there were certain old ,tatdtec as
vet unrepcalcd, which may false insu-
perabla obstacles. and may
NuIIfy His Power.
The old law referred 10 by the
President was adopted by Congress IN
1919. and referred to the resistance OF
American merchantmen agailtS, the al
lacks Of priyateers and piiales, but
excluded from vessels which might
be so attacked "a public armed vessel
of a nation In amity with The United
States" Technically. Germany is not
al war with the United States. and
submarines are public arr'ed vessels
Of Germany.
The Presidents statement followed
a conference at the While House te-
tween Mr.. Wilson. Seer c.dry McAdoo,
Postmaster General Burlesou. Col. e.
NJ. House. Vance c. McCol mick. chair
man of the Democratic National Com
mittee, and Secretary Tumui7y.
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TIMELY AND INTERESTING
QUESTIONS DISCUSSED
1.-THE Con,muni Gator" Asks WHO Will
Run WheeNng?" and Tnkes Up
Number OF Other Discussions.

Tn" third NUMBER Of The fonlmunI-
Gator" u periodical bulletin rupiShr"
hy tho Wheeling Commercial -tSSncla-
lion. is just off tn" press and VIII h'
mailed To- all members ut the "rE:Lni-
Xnliru this morning.
'Th.. issue thI< month contains many
Interesting l"raL stat" aud nhti"nh
f:.''s nrd :,@ur". Of ""mm"rcihl ana
nu!ulrlpal undyrt lkiurS and accomplish
,;!,nis Fits ~ brl"t philosophy for III"
h,iSy BUSINESS man is Sirluklcd through
III. ruhli,.arinn The I..adinE article
= r:,,IImll-d ."Whu VIII Run wheel
ing" Thu. rrw charter s"vcrnn"n; 10:
Wheeling which becomes effective this
spring. l. discuS%rd. an! i'll part as f"l-
lows. ":Nr!N n-mh"r must take al,
arii,r part upon his own initiative. ana
strong rru capable at handling 4 500
nuu ana business ar" III" only Kind which
should H., chosen The names Of rnn-
ditIa;..S Scr council To- b. voted upon Mt
TIA" r!"criCn Next month are given. with
out comment. Among IN" "thcr aues,
;irr~ taken M are: Tho Baltimore and
ohio official plcdg" To cooperate with
this community IL needed improve
uurni>: "Fi"ud Eur-au." winch has been
rSrabl:S she'd by IN" Wheeling commercial
\.SrriaIin to furnish authentic and re-
liable information in time OF pending
hirh water: 'I:"ttar Water for Wheel
ing "rh" White Way Project TO
ltrht Market street in III" business sec
i."n and "iimiIiat" icl"Srnph ana many
trolley Phu'S. New i'uh'i'i'H '1i Nc
ing" "WurkiUE Ia l!nprnv" Train SChcd-
ul-S." "Sm"k" Abatement. IN interest
ing review At Wheeling hank rl"arilGS
is given showing IlUI. lG2.1In.a2 Tor
1913. compare: Nth IA total for 1916. Of
Hl5f.n73. SnI.nl. Il net inCrcaS" OF SIN
>75"%tgi The Sh.rman-Sh"ridan High
way-h", wr"u this city and Cincinnati
j. also discussed.
allow L" organic" for safety flrSs
and Reduce Accidents and tnmp"rISa-
ilun costs IS ably "Nplnnrd by w.
Francis Hyde. \ page is devoted In the
credit men.
Cir, l., nhin nlnrn n
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BEST MEETING YET
FOR MEN YESTERDAY
POWERFUL QUAKER CITY EVANGE-
LIST SPEAKS UPON "BLACR
SKEEp."
Ten Men Go Forward 20 Acknowledge
Christ-Fl:st TO Do SO This
Season.

Pronounced tn" most effective meeting
Of the y. VI. Z. :. S"fir. for men. was
hat at tho Court 'h"Hlr" yesterday NJ; :
rrnunu when Rev. J. ~. E!T. powerful
Philadelphia evangelist. ad,r"SS"G
nassIvo crowd and brought forward a.
least ten m"n, who acknowledged hcli"'
in christ ThrSr varf: the first In tak"
The step during the series. which was
organized one month ago yesterday.
"Elark sheep" the Quaker t'i,y man,
Srcrch, was "A maStcrfEI discourse from
an accomplished evangelist Tho appeal
in the talk WAS said ~ L." The greatest
yet MIR. Ely said there w"r" "Ac"pliunS
i" everything. and continued MS dis
course on that basis.
Il might say that every man IN TINS
aIdicncr Was honest Gxcrnt-------- Md
If would tell who n" dishonest nnrS
we're ih" lawyers would get right IN inc
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DORMITORY
At State Normal School
West Liberty, ". Va.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled bids will no received by thss
State Board OF Control until noon "'
The 3rd day Of April. 1917. at It's Ollie.
in Charleston W. Va, for tho doing OF
necessary to comple;" the building de-,
scribcd below according TO PLANS am"
specifications prepared by +. +. fnrlS'
architect, Wheeling. W. Va.
one Dormitory of ordinary brick and
wood construction and composition roof.
siz. IS it. 10 in Isl 1t. 10 IN. twn,
porchcs II IT. 10 in. 10 Il. IN. ana
one porch II: 6 in. X Il Fl. in. Plumb
ing. gas-flitinS. heating AMI wiring m
Guided -
ut the office Of III" state Beard Of con-
troll Charleston. ". Va. and viii hc
mailed upon request when sam" is ne
cumpanlcd with check for $l"."n which
will lie refunded when plans ar" re-
turned accompanied by bid. "ih"rWl~"
check will be retained.
All bids must hn sealed. plainly All
dressed 10 the Stat" Euurd -: control.
Charleston. ". Va. and marked In "a
CnnsplcuOuS place on tn" envelope. TIA
on West Liberty p"Init"ry.< l'l! must
be accompanied by certified check for
$500 90 Cheeks of unsuccessful bidders
will u" returned when cont ri"t II award,
cd, and check az successful bidder VIII
be held uniIl proper contract AMI bona
have hnrn executed uIum failure al
bidder. L. FN''''il'' " lI'.'l. Ms ' " n 49,
To-. Retained H. ia" Stat" BOARD Of con-
troll ;u ."v.r .Nrcns" ,d r'-ad:"rtlS;nE
and. r'. letting.
Immediately after contract lS a"aru'n
tin. successful bidder Will h' require"
T., "A"riii,. urui"r contract with guaranty
rnmunnv bond an IL I"nn!'y equal !" on
huIr TIL. amount of thu "Gn'ra"t pri"".
>aid bond 10 IL. run'ltiHn"i T"r II" r"iI-
Atrurtiou and completion al tn work
Ms ant forth IN plans aud specifications
free Of All rlaIuj& fu" Labor and material:
All bids must y" mad" ~ i"rms hi'd
with the Considerations 'Eh. right Is re-
'r-rr,,,l 20. reject any nud :ill bids.
STATE BOARD or trNTf;NI".,
J. s. LAlIlN. President.
Charleston. ". Va
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ioh. because. they get their money from
he dongS Of dishonest men.
II might say that every man In inns
Audience is physically sound except
And if | could tell you who would die
before daylight the doctors would saS
This was the hest meeting we ever hnl
II might say that every man IN inc
audience was II Christian excerpt Ana
il ] could Lcil you the ones then the
church would br on III" job at once. And
hat is whu: We MUST do: get ut the en-
r"p; ions 10 the Christian rule.
br. Ely plead for broad minded
Christianity. un@ that would find home
for all. n" matter what creed or race,
preceding tn" meeting 1T tn" Court
ia" Wheeling high school orchestra
played som" uvrrturcS and the accom-
panimrmis for The hymns. y male quar-
lett" sang several selections. r"undly
appiaud"d. In the iluartcitc were MesSrS.
Jasper Rnuni. W. NJ. Leach, Philip Nc
t;Jir- and I~hn u'Cunnor.
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GOVERNOR C0RNWELL
Continued from First Page.)

ley Atkinson, A. B. White and ". A.
MacCorkle.
Every incoming train for the past q
hours has brought visitors TO attend
the inaugural. The reception and ball
committee had open headquarters TO-
day for the purpose Of giving cards
10 these invited 10 the concluding GER
emonies Of the day About 1000 Of
these have been distributed
Met by Democrats.
Upon arrival here the Cornwell
party was met By large delegation
OF leading Democrats. the committee
having gone first to one station and
then the other, not having been in
formed because Of broken telegraph
wires, of the change In the route ol
the train.
the new governor. who is i'll her eigh-
ty.fourth year, was with the party.
She stood the trip we'll and admitted
feeling Just splendid" when greeted
bv friends. The others were Governor
and Mrs. Cornwell Mr.. and Mrs. W.
h. Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Y. Cow
gill Mrs. lou Keller, Miss Margaret
Keller, Miss Susan Brady, Of Keyser;
Miss Edna Dryden, Of Bloomington;
Miss Helen Mcfarland. Of Hyattsvill",
Md: Miss Evelyn Truxell. Of Pitts
hurgh; D. Sinclair, Of Fairmont; Dan
lei Annon, Of Cumberland. Md: Judge
r. Wood DALEY. G.. W. Arnold. d.
u F. Thompson, L. X. Dinkle, OF Tuck
or county; J. S. Zimmerman, \. 5.
Allies. R. D. Brady. Mayor T. F. Mar
rin, NJ. B, Kuykendall and j. w. Craw-
ford Those whose residence 1s not
desirnated are from Romney or near
by.
Greeted by Many.
Governor Cornwell admitted mat
the start OF his new official career haH
not been of the pleasantest variety, by
reason of the weather conditions ana
railway difficulties. He was greeted al
his hotel during the day by hundreds
of well-wishers, both Democrats anu
Remblicans, women and men.
Governor Cornwell. late tomorrow
afternoon. will assume the real work
of his office. He is confronted by many
Iappointments to be made. the Virginia
debt question, and the fact that tho
funds for conducting various depart
ments OF government will be practic-
allv depleted before July !. necessltat-
inE the responsibility or calling inc
Legislature together for It's seventh
session in two years.
r IL proposed in North Carolina 10
require al rural schools to teach farm
life.
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N E. .

Wheeling Corurqatns Company.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting % ''e
Stockholders Of the Wheeling CorriigatlnS' company.
cnfrraton created and organized under the laws o'
West vtSinia. held at Wheeling. W. Va on .ne
twenty first day Of February. 1917. Inc l"no"i"S
resolutions were adopted
Resolved fr:. That tic Wheeling GorrnSAihs
C,ni.ianr = CORPORATION created and organized uhcef
iIr ldws ~ ,hn state VI West Virginia does hereby
discontinue business corporation and Slrrenoe's
Ia said State lis charter aud corporate franchises
The l:vard e directors will proceed to convert Inc
rr;-rty chooses action and all assets ~ t6is cor
nnTa;ur Into cash and pay OF and discharge all It's
debts liabilities and obligations: and after filIS dis-
charging all such debts. liabilities and obligations
.r. the remainder among the stockholders pro rata
with their .rvrral holdings Of stock. hut M snch
payrcnt shall hc made apy Siockhoder until Atef
tho arbitration NJ the notice hereinafter provided
Rr~plyc,l second That the President Of this coz
going resolution 10 he published in somo neNSpsre!
" general circulation. published near the pFlncipa
office or place uf business 81 this corporation. once
Il wr-H for four successive weeks: and that ne Ger
;ifv thee resolutions the Secretary OF State OF
the State Of Yves. Virginia. and deliver 20 hin
certificate showing the publication 81 said notice. as
provided hr law.
G,rn under my hand this twenty second day OF
February. 1917.
W. H. ABBOTT.
President Of said corporation.
nii.st; D. II. WAGNER.
Secretary.
q. In.lf-in