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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
AND CHEESE
PROFITS ARE FIXED
YFOODD DIRECTORS
Regulations Are Issued Which De.
fine Exactly What Cost Shall
Consist of in Figuring Price, In
Guiding Profit.

Recent inquiry into the abnormal
nigI prices OF hutt,r and cheese has
been made hN the federal food admin
istratlon with the result that 70 mum
her OF rules have been established roy
crulng tho price 81 which tho whole
sailor shall sell tine commodities and dc.
t%"ruluiug % hO shall compute the
cost.
special license regulations uu,p
been issued hN the food administration
for the guidance OF federal n,rns,
holders and those dependent upuu
th'tu for their retail s%upulos. bru-
cio ln fruits Und vegetables who has,
been engaged 900 the sal, uI butter and
cheese are also affected hN the rules o
stated tho hoUd or tho urfrr depart
mont OF the state food administration
IN Insisting that huttor De- r,tatlod
ui 90 reasonable advance over cost. tI,
food administration defines cost fur
iNc purpose OF this rulc To include.
Purchase price transportation charges.
'''u'l Storage charges, actual iusur.
'n'' charges. interest ON the money
invested m butter stored and Ia, ar
tuJl cost of printing. 10 the butter Is
ptt INTO print forms o. cubes Tbp.,
costs the Wholesaler may add Ia Cha,
price hr pays tor buttcr and upon th,
total cost hC M 10 figure hs profit
as permitted by the authorities and o.,
tins method lind the price at which
the article rs 10 bo sold
Maximum margins 81 proft permit
i'd tho Wholesaler are one cent %
pound ON car lots, one and onc.bnIf
'oats "a pound on sales of 1000 mounds.
Two cents on salos of $500 pounds.
Two and uuo-hdlt cents "a mound ON
sales of 200 pounds. three tcn.s pcr
pound ON EulrA of 100 putuu.I. ana
three and thrrc-uuarters cents n
pound GA sales Of less than 100
pounds
The Same methods are 10 Do used in
lilutinE tho cost OF cheese. oNDcpt
tor b printing which rs replaced I'M
the cheese 10, cost OF p%atutuning The
hn"rsln OF prom ON chc"sc rs slightly.
lower than on butter. the WbolrsuIsr
being allowed -fourths OF ID cent
por pound on ear lots aud three ,onts
per pound Tor sales under 500 mounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
ARE
OBSERVING TRUCE
ON POLITICS NOW
G. o. P. Candidates Have Been
Refraining From Any Cam
paigning for Any Purpose Save
Putting Loan Over the Top.

On the last few hours before the
opening of tho rcpublcan political
campaign. for o.. r%cpubHcans have OBJ
served a sr'rIf I'd the letter of the
law iu roguri to r~Ctraining from cam
paigning duran. tho fourth Liberty
Loan driVc all of the candidates ON
the ticket TODAY IRE %r'doubliug their
efforts IN puttIu. over the fourth Lib
CrtN Loan.
Chairman George r. Craig. of the
republican stat, .ommittcc. issued a
statement this morning thut the re
puhlicHns had IH no way broken he
politics be- adjourned" agreement.
which terminate. At midnight tonight
ON the other hand, SAYS Craig Con
gresham William ~ Walton. deliver
ed q political address. az the clayton
convention. October 9Th. even before
the ink ON tho agreement wa dry
Elmer r. Necdcr ,nd Juan Duran lost
NO time in putti"s ON e vigorous cam
paiun throuIhuHf the state. The
Hon. Granville a Richardson. 81 RIOS
we'll INDUCED lu several speeches
THIS b. hut q quartet of the democrats
who broke th" agreement. aut they
had plyntr OF company from tn" bal
anco OF the tlrk,t, Says the repuhli-
can leaders
Chairman craig declares th,t the
republican campaign viii be short
sharp aud effective 10 Will be- con
Quoted along clean lines. with its
statements backed up hy facts Pre-
dictious OF victory viii not come 3t
tins time huf the OUTLOOK is very
favorable. according TO reports ne
Criyod from republican friends
thruuAhout the sUlte and The fact
that the ticket IS 'he strongest put
forth in years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Baptist Convention
Is to Be Postponed

The baptist convention of Now
McNiro which was To meet with IN,
First baptist church OF his city Dt.
tohcr 80 20 November D. mas been
postponed indefinitely because ct the
epidemic.
The program had been arranged
ana places had been accepted on it
hN nr Is H. Graz. corrcsu0ndtnt
secretary OF the Baptist home mission
board Atlanta Ca In 4 Y Hen
d'iaou. secretary of the iuNmou.s mis-
slonat, movement OF southern bau
isis; Dr Jotf k lat, Professor iu
mo lilptIst Thoolog,,sl seminary of
Fort Mottn. ToN, and several other
prominent leaders were expected
The hoard OF directors of tho con
N'utiun hos heidquH rtofg more. Hnt
~ IN. earliest possible moment wil
meet 10 UN another date for the con
hfutNu.
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"TH WIS GOoD STuII."
SAY ~DiO>S on NOII,

Washington. oct - The utfei
.'uts note rejecting the Austrian
caCc offer was read 20 members ~
IL" senate military committee tIt'iE
is they lcft their weekly conference
~ the var department
President wilson's reply tp tho
ustriau note wis read in the house
and applau ',j vigorously hN the utS
members who W'ro boz their seats
Senator Hi,chcpck. chairman ct tho
foreign relations committee. uu" of
the group. Enid.
That b. good stuff. aud othct nod
dcd then agreement
Later senator iutchoock made this
s,atemrut
1t scouIs to me 90 I'm the bin ov.
Bntly d: lives up 10 tho letter uuI
spirit Of relations with thc4, sub
Icct n~aiigualitios II Austria whom va
, ave encouraged % seek iud,pcud.
cntc'
Amsterdam. oct ~ "Huuplr,
must return 10 us autonomy aud ruu
o '"tr Independence declared tho
dram 81 au address III King Chtrio.
which was read az the conclusion of
the sitting 81 tho lower house ,t th,
hungarian parliament. stss % 'Huu4.
rest dispatch Hungary is Boa htr.
mouy With the international currru'
ha-"d ON the noble prluclplas uf
. resident wilson's points. rho tt.
dress adds
Paris. oct ~ The bulgarian ,II-
Itct has hccu reconstruct hF Ir,u.
lef Mdliuoif. according % dispatch.
from sofia Ncuhcf- us uprn# fIut
irtirs haye been tilted iu fI.
ministry. furthcf strcugtheuula If-
political position
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Another Candidacy for
Sheriff Is Announced

Alisandro Msttucri todaN unuouu,-
'd his candidacy FOR aheuff ot Bcr-
sldliilo county. IN Inc republican,
ucket subject a. tho will NJ the re-
puhlicpu county convention.
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Niula and Ruth arc twins aged five
Duc day their mamma lett the baby
with them Whil, she went shopping
Il aud hy the little fellow began To
cay and Viola said, "Oh ,lctr. hahy g.
hungry, ANA We haven't ans milk 90
give ham. what shall Wo du
u know replied Ruth Cream b.
better than milk run aud get mann
mas Duld cream and Wr VIII feed
him.
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%! what action uu Z ie part ui the AUS
To. Hungarian government VIII suits
G., their aspirations and their cuuoep
ton OF their rights and destiny as
members OF the family of nations
Accept sir tho renewed assurHu-
cos Of my highest consideration
tSigucdl .EOREitT L~-'SlNG %
What austria said.
In announcing his reply. Secretary
Lansing also made public the official
text al the Austro- hungarian note II
follows.
Legation Of sweden. Washington.
d. e.. October T. 1918.
'tTIanslatiuul
"EXccllency.
'By order Of nay government / have
the honor c~uundouually To- transmit
herewith to YOU the following rom
municatiuu of tho imperial and royal
government Of Austria Hungary 20
tho president of the United STATES Of
America
The Austro-Huuguriau morarchS
which has wdEed war always and sole
Is as "a defensive war aud repeatedly
given documentary evidence uf ~
readiness 60 stop the shedding II
D. TODD and to trriy, az u Just aud hon
urnhic peace hereby addresses itself
20 his lprdship. the president Of the
I uitod States oi America aud uffcis
go conclude with him and his allie. an
urmtstirc ON every front ON land. al
sea and in the air and go enter iu-
utCdittciy uppu negotiations Tor %
peace FOR which thc fourteen points iu
the message OF president Wilson Go
congress ~ January s.. lsIs. auj the
tour pu.uts contained 300 lIcslGcut
Wilson address e. February ~. 1913.
should serve as % foundation aud iu
IS hIoh the viewpoints declared hy
President WILSON bon hi- address of
september 30 1915. viii also ne AIKEN
lTtu Dcuuuf
BE pleased 90 accept. etc
tSiRuedi w 4. q. EKENGHEN
Ills ENccilcucy. Mr.. Robert l.nus
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BY j. w. HOPES
Membership of Peace
League Is Increasing

G. VI, lIptts. ~CAccutlVr secretary Of
the League To Enforce Peace, D. daily
receiving memberships 10 the league.
Since the sudden peace tIlk began the
applications for membership InCrcas-
ed The league. according 10 Mr
Bolts, needs support at TINS Time 40
the principles OF tho organizations ar,
first 10 win the war boy o|cfcatiug Ger
man mtlitaTisu. ana 90 keep tl~
world safe hy q league of nations
Governor W r.. Lindsey is honorary
chairman OF tho state branch OF this
league. and Sell - Field is prcsi-
dent.
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ing. SECRETARY ~ state Of the United
states. Washington
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Court OF Appeals Decisions

l. ". NaHn .; a.. "a. Rosa E. Mace
deere" Tor plaintiff; motion for now
trial rvrrr,I,cd
Joseph W. iHllaghrr vs.. John F. Gal.
laEhcr - al: Judgment Cor defendant
motion for now trial nvcrruIrd
George y. Robinson We. James F. An
d"rson "t al: motion To dismiss appeal
nTcrrUlnd: referred 81 H. T. Tyler a.
special master commissioner 20 TAX" fur
thor testimony.
Wh""lng Traction company Ns. WIZ
liam T. Hughes: reserved ~ ManoninG
county for further considera. ion.
Louis r. LaRnche vs.. Carl S. La
Roche: petition in error dismissed: cI-
ccption.
carl S La Pooh" vs. Louis +. T.aEochn:
p;.:Inn dismissed ae Ia lots - and o.
drrr"" COR partition for haiancc. &c land
described.
carl s. I.aEnrhe ve Mary F. Martin:
petition dismissed: deere" cnr defend
an.
loss" r. Bethel vs. John Mccall .; al. ::
deere" fn- plaintiff motion fnr now Iria'
nv"r-ulcd exception.
Wheeling Traction company rs. Louis
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Moundsvtlle Briefs:

Dick Howell and Owen DaughcrtI
! were injured at the PARIS Run r1in'
Thursday when a falling stone dis
loigcd gas pocket and caused an "X'
pInSion IN which ,ncy were burned
They ar" under medical care.
The Sand HiI Red Cross meeting II
have been held SUNDAY has been can
l.. He'd and the special tour will go from
Viola to DalldS
los. T.. Floyd. who several months
ago enlisted IN lie a"iation corps. has
Perceived orders . r. port TO lhr Ohio
state University. Columbus. on May -
Ia enter the officers training school for
flying.
The annual Junior-Scnior banquet
will bc held IN the E;lks rooms Wednes-
day evening. May 80. at eight o'clock.
Mrs. j. r. McCombs. Miss Clara
Schroeder. Mrs. Sarah Wiley Mrs. George
Grandstaft. Mrs. W. II. Riggs. Mrs.
David Foutr. Mrs. Occa McCune. Mrs.
Jessie BiIlrl;"r. Mrs. Rex RAIDER. Mrs.
Johnson "f Park street and Miss Alice
Conner viii lrav" Tuesday for Clarks-
burg Ia attend the stint" convention OF
tn" Ladies Of III" q. y. Il.
Mrs Fnrrrsr Hol: Brennan will pre-
sent her pupils in Il public recital UNI
dor tho auspices Of III" Junior Auxiliary
IT Tho Red Cross ~ the high school
auditorium Fr,hI% evening al eight p
IN. 4 silver "f:":iuE viii be taken.
Esn. F.. AIiIr". son III Mrs. Mary Mill
lrr of jefferson avenue. who has b. an
nj Morfantown. has gone In Richmond.
Va. where he Will engage in govern
mon; mechanical work.
Miss Helen nadrliff" has returned 20
hcr homo her" after Il weeks visit at
Petersburg. VI.
Word has hc"n received here of the
marriage -! Miss Agnes Timblin. dauSh-
ter Of Mrs. Sarah ~. Timblin OF -Four Il
street. n Sergeant Wilbur II. Tomlin-
sun. fnrm"rl" Of this city. but who has
h"rn stationed at Camp sheridan. The
marriag" took plmcr al Montgomery.
Ala bRma. Wednesday.
Mrs. Salli- l.nv" M.idol. who has
been spending the last six months at
Petersburg wh;I" her husband was 1T
Camp i..". has returned home To reside
with h"r parents IN Fourth street.
N. T.. Sr"rirg left Friday for New
York t" sprn'l several days on a hus
ness rip.
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RESTAURANTS To
CLOSE At MIGHT,
PLANS ARE UNDER WAY BY HEADS
OF RESTAURANTS TO CLOSE
FROM p. NJ TO A. NJ.
would Conserve Food and Light and
Also Relieve che Labor Short
age Hero.

Should 7r"s"n; plans carr the res
ihurarts a iii" .rirT Will ''inS' from !"
o'clock y. m. Mutl "'"l"rk -. M IT
dur nE M dull r"r.rd - III" night. Eh"
shortage "f 'hi",r and h"l1 "n!rl"y"d n
IN restaurants "a rcSr"u@ibi' for -"
prnposii on being adv""al' d.
At 'hc present time mhn% q: ~ r"e-
'aurHn's to moi make enough during N"
nigh. ;mr I" pay :ur the light ihni Is
used. l., ann" pay Cor III" help nv:
tak.s cur" If tn" trade.
Another f"aimr. r.,nt - causing c"7-
corn is the fact that n" army and navy
- taking mary ~ tho men ont IN
there is no; as many at tn" present
time to eat. his cutting down the list
To m extent IN IHany ways.
y meeting Is ~ he hrid l.! the heads
~ 4 number of the restaurants within
a s"w IarS when the plans will he
tnrasncd "u' and an cifnr, made 10
agree upon som method nf closing at
night
Al ihr pros 1T ijmr thc majority %
IN" restaurants ~ she business h.>ir:C.
arc open Il; nigh: and should :hry "i6Sr
many PERSONS who hav" been IN N"
hHhlI. 49, buying a midnight supper VIII
hc incunvl"nC"d L" qUl'" nm extent.
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Missionary Convention.

The annual convention II tho Wo'
mans Foreign Missionary societies 81
the ST. Cialrsville PrcSb.cry closed 4
successful convention a. the Second
Presbyterian church in heilaire Eesi"r-
day. Officers were elected for the en-
suing year as follows:
president-Mrs K. P. L'ppenco't
Cadiz.
Recording srcretary-Mrs. J. Q. EaE'
lesom. Cambridge.
Corresponding scrrcta-y-Mrs. J. W
Kerr. Cadiz.
Treasurer - Miss Emma Workman
Cadiz.
Secretary-of Missionary Education
Mrs. Is. NJ. Price. ShadSsid".
Secretary OF Associated Missions
Mrs. 4. (. Whitn:arsh. RarnHsrillc.
Secretary Of Young Peoples Work
Miss Nell Lyle. EcidSrp"r,.
Secretary Of Westminster Guild
Miss Caroline Grcr,ra-. Blaine.
Secretary OF Li:eratur"-Mrs. W. ~
Reed Neffs.
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Bellaire Briefs

Tho Mary f.: Eodrtor division w. T.
T L. will noel this evening u; IN" h'mc
of Mrs. - 4. Hcinlcln. on North TIcrN-
Soy sstrc"r
Mrs. William Neal entertained 'he
members If tho Merry Matr"ns 'Iui' '"St
cl"uIu:; al her home On Guernsey S'r"''l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred /. li'rrk hAN" re-
crIv.u word announcing n" SAT arrival
of their SON. Earl. in France. II" ~
rnr,nhrr IF thr hospital unit nf IN tnl-
versiiy Of Pennsylvania.
Eakcr Myers. .: St"uhenvillc. was a
visitor n III" cIly yesterday.
Edward Lyons has returned I" Camp
Pike. Ark. after u visit with local r"la-
i!lns.
George ". Tost has returned from a
:rip TO A,!an"c cay and New York.
Mr. md Mrs. Elmer Donaldson. ~
W"st TwnHty-,hIrd street. arr III" par
cnts OF Il baby girl
Miss Helen WOOD will leave today
"a. a visit Il: Camp sherman.
Mrs. William Mlli%an loft yesterday
for visit ut st. Clairsvill"
Andrew Anderson. Of st. Iaul. Mimi.
Will arrive here In few days for n
v.Si; with relatives IN Belmont. street.
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Colored peserter Taken.

Sergeant tr"d r.; Schrucnder. S'a-
toned ~ the Columbus barracks. ar
rived last evening from Columbus to
tax. charge or Il d"sert"r who has been
held at me city jail for :he past week.
Rnvd Collins Cnlnr"d WIS picked VI by
T. Is. IL y. officer charged with descr-
iirn crnm h" United States army. He
will bc taken /" Newport News Va.
this morning by Sergeant Schurnder.
This is tn. place where ms regiment
:S stationed
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BELMONT

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Travis and son
Lester were shopping at Belmont Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Hobart Spencer was calling at
Bethesda Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervi> Hatcher OF Hunter
visited at Morgan Slattcn's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dec Milhoan were callers
AT Belmont one day last week.
Miss Gail Heskctt and sister Of Re-
thesda attended church at Mt. Zion or
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Manlcy Kemp and child
ron wore callers al Bethesda Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. r. j. Hatcher visited at Emmett
rnwcll's at Captina Sunday.
Mr.. Jam,, cIarland and son. Henley
wcrc callers n Belmont Saturday.
Edith Kemp visited at Icy Wilson's
ono day'lnst week
William Carleton Of Mansfield. Ohio.
visited nj his homo near Belmont Sat-
urdav and Sunday.
Mr. George SUMMON and son Harold
wcrc callers AT Belmont Saturday.
Andy Kemp. Of Cool Hill visited his
father J. ". Kemp. Monday.
Mary Powell and sister. Frances. "l
Captina- arc visiting n, III" hon. -:
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J..
Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wharton and chil1-
rem. visited at John kcmp's Saturday.
Mr.. Glenn Yor returned homo Saturda (
after visiting the past week with rela-
tivrs IN. Monroe county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron f"e and son Jun
ior. w.rc callers at E"lmon; Saturday.
Dennis Kemp and Hannah Jarrett Wis
ttrd RI John K,mr's Monday evening.
Several from Hunter attended the
prayer meeting at Mt. Zion Wednesday
night
Mrs. Roy Hunt Of Hunter was caller
ut r. j. Hntchcr'a Thursday.
Mrs Oscar Hatcher visited relatives
nj Bethesda this week.
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. EtrcaInur"ai" services VIII h" held Al
-" Second Presbyterian churrh Sunday
"rr'"Er Ter III" S'N;y-;h""" members or
II" graduating class - B"liair" high
school. Til" m"mhcrS ~ the class vii!
,"-,'l:1r seals in III" center aisle TIN.
lass - .,nnpnsrd a.: n. following MEM
hrrs.
,'nii-:r rr";lra,o-r John Heller.
Ii.,cn *. N.ck. Nn:..nia lI:,sa!. Harry VI .
B.nr"tt. ,'ari NJ. S;t:liNr. William :.
Landau !;os, Anna Mr,'iaiu Mabel
y,r,-,p., t>r, rauIju. nr.nrdinrcr. Harry
r.csr,.-b ,.ar}. Hazel Alberta Leach. Sol
M: l'rarl klrcn?auh. Helen i.n3rn" lIIE"-
dorm NJ Melvin pnrIcrtirlH MarEar"t
.loscni,:un E,"t2 Mo IYnskv Martha
,E-c.,,r y.r, , Wal,r- Tavln- Edwin
En- klhrr. Srilirirh"r vida I"ona
E,i:o vcck ,:i,ddcn Mi. Jnbu Preston
N,,,r,.,. ,,.s N,i,,rd Rankin ,insnph;nn
;,r, u,so, Mary Ad.i,uc ,'onawav,
,,,,, VIRGINIA. ,.,nd.n,r Narcarr. Ensr
FIrr!r-r. Thomas Stephen Crawford.
Har~i..: Elizabeth C'r"untaH.
r.r,.,..h G,.,,.,..,.--r,nsh r.nhoIv villa
Nav Price, Wilma Srh,ffl"r. Tennessee
Ramsay. James willard smith. Dorothy
+ l,rh.nson. N"lII" Louise Rama e"
''iau,l.nc Lace, Dad" f.. Piper. Helen I.
Jackson. Mary Emma SCh""ht". i'oTolhE
Fav" Coll"y. James Vernon steele.
r"maor"ial--M Mary Peril. Earl w, Hall.
Anna Mac ''r"nln. Frank Mason Long
Nab NJ. SIlp>on. LOUIS T.. ramrh"l:,
carl r.. ENDING. Jr.. Leah Adelaide SNIP
son. son. Vera Jcan"tl" t'r.;che. Cor
;ruin Margaret Hell. Frank E"n"S. Eh"A
Tu7nbull, Nina =. shannon John simon
7"bln. Harry II. 'h'Shoin' Nc" :" W. ~
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For Memorial Day.

I'uia' I"Si Il: I recent meeting com
vl"''i rrrcI:rmcn'S FOR memorial day
~ rri~oS.
'"mmllfr" "n Sp"akrrs--hle Eande r
';Iirhr,%I and s. ". Atkinson.
committee IN E'i"w"-s---Mr. and Mrs
u y. Baxter and Mrs. Vi. &. Carmichael
Auto t'',mmi,tc"--''nmphe Nichols.
Flags lorander t;ilrhriSt.
Flag Rearrr--Sa ruel Patterson.
Memorial sermon by Rev. j. ".
Holmes at III" Presbyterian church.
May - AT $50 'l"rk All members
are requested "a meet n the post room
and march 10 III" church.
Trmml;i"c IN rrusir ~ tho cemetery.
k'ng E'nnntt.
TIL" speaker NJ thr cemetery viii ho
Roy. q. y. Allison. uf thc Methodist
Episcopal church.
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Buchse; reserved to Hahontng county,
term June 81. 1918, for further consider
atinn.
''harlns Brainard VS.. State of Ohio;
judgment affirmed.
j. H. Simpson vs. State Of Ohio: judg.
mcnt affirmed: exception.
Alex. Mccall Ell nj. VS.. Jesse B. Bethel
ct al. administrators: petition in error
dismissed.
John Dubois vs. Prrley Atkinson Coen.
AS executor of the last will and testa-
mont Of Sarah 4. BuBois. deceased;
judgment affirmed: exception.
The State of Ohio. in the relation of
A. j.. Norton 80. W. J. Mccain. 5r. CT al:
appeal dismissed.
W. J. McClain. Jr., al. VS.. Tho State
Of Ohio on the relation Of A. J. Norton;
judgment affirmed.
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Marriage License.
Howard W. Smith Of Flushing and
Iottic 0. Stone of Holloway.
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In re estate Of Henry McGilton. de-
ceased; inventory filed and approved.
In re estate Of Matilda Landkrohm,
deceased: inventory filed and approved.
In re estate OF George B. Cook. de-
ceased: inventory filed and approved.
In re estate OF Ernestine Frick. de-
ceased; private sale OF personal goods
and chattels confirmed.
In re estate Of Mary Proxies. deceased;
proof of publication Of notice OF appoint
ment filed.
In re estate OF Anton Grecium. do
ceased: proof OF publication Of notice
Of appointment filed.
In re- estate Of Lemon D. HnGgs. de-
ceased proof Of publication OF notice
Of appointment filed.
In re estate Of Kate zuzak. deceased;
account filed and notice ordered.
In re estate OF Sarah Z. Giffn. de-
ceased: account filed and notice or
dered
In 70 will 81 William Altar. deceased;
will admitted 10 probate.
In re estate Of James F. Moran. de-
ceased private sale OF stock ordered.
In re will Of Joseph Reece. deceased;
commission returned ana nleo, cause
continued.
In rn estate Of Matilda Landkrohm,
deceased; private sale OF personal goods
and cattclS ordered.
In TO estate OF Benjamin Hunkler. do
ceased: partnership OF Hunkler Bros;
order TO appraisc partnership assets;
Harry Gill. J. ". white and o. y.
Wheaton appoint appraisers.
In re will Of John VI. Hopes. de-
ceased: will admitted to probate; cita-
ton ordered issued to widow to make
election: election Of widow; S. e. Muir
ply. appointed administrator: bond.
$1,000: Rcbecca J. 'Thrall and Laura :.
Murphy as sureties.
In re estate Of William Friday. de.
ceased inventory filed and approved.
In re estate Of Elizabeth Bags. do
ceased; account hled and notice ordercc.
In re- estate Of Lorena Hunt. decea scd
account filed and notice ordered.
Rose Friday. adminstriH. VS.. Scttie
Friday ct al. petition TO sell real estate;
summons ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

On Tuesday evening ;hc members ht
the Korean Sunday school class Of IN"
Methodist Episcopal church. mot ut tho
homo Of Miss Ruth nouEherty. NJ Fir
ic"nth street. To attend n the business
features. This having hccn attended to.
4 social hour. in which was included
tho serving OF refreshments.
Thoe" present w"r": Miss Margaret
Crawford. Mrs. John Fault. Margaret
Ruccy. Miss Louise Nichols. Miss Mar
,ha Cox. Mrs. Charles Jones. Miss Gladys
ogden. Miss Elizabeth Green. Miss Ruth
nnughcrty. John Fault. !. rcrrnc. Chas.
Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Base Ball This Sunday,

'Surday afternoon n" T.. \. s. hasr
hall ;cnn will clash with the strong
..arn from Cambridge This is the first
time 'ha: n team from ,''a' ilar" has
played IA tbs rE:~ for ;he past five
vars and their appearances her" sun
da% Will u" doubt draw u lHrr, crow q.
The Si-rnc - y .. team 1T ;hIS ii -
Will mad" radrn lily SUNDAY !" rla )
III" fast team "f thlt place. Tho team
will leave carly Sunday morning from
Ernwr0i junction over the T.. g. q. II
- likely ma ". Patterson will pitch
TIA" gam. All PLAYERS are requested to
b." AZ the stnj!"n al 80 4. M!