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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23

Sc VENDE uan casa de dos cudrtos con
lote, por s30O.GO en- condolences raciles.
Ocurran a iD5 t.. Commerce 81. CT. 1855.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23

Sc VENDE IN lote en- la Gale Veracruz
por $1,000. Una peQuela cantidad al con-
faGo, 81 resto en- Blooms. 2i2 n. Ci5olo
81. or. SSt9. t23
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23

DE yENTA 80 ACCIONES Premium Oil
Stock Zoe. por acci0n Contracts en- Dun
can Field. Jesse kenner, oklahoma city,
OKLA. ca
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-27
WAKE UP

Come to the office today and take advantage Of
this wonderful opportunity to become an auto owner
The time is short until the close Of the campaign but
you still have plenty Of time to become winner.
Pay no attention to what you hear Come and in
vestgate for yourself the fortune that lies in your
path.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-27
NOW FOR CONCRETE FACTS

II you really want an automobile or any Of the
other prizes let us show you How" The chief re-
qurenent is Itle hard work in spare time and the
average amount Of brains and common sense. Il
you feel that you are as good as The other fellow
you will enter this affair today and on July 9Th you
will be sitting behind the steering wheel Of your own
car.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-27
THE DREAMER

In a contest as well as in life, the person who
dreams and wishes without executing is certain TO
fall The beautiful prizes to be given away July 9th
by this paper can be yours without Penny's Cost
All that is necessary is little work during your
spare moments.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-27
HOW THE PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED

When the campaign ends the having largest
Der Of will be awarded the five passenger Touring
The having the largest
awarded the Talking remaining prizes will
be awarded in the manner
After all the prizes have the remaining con
will be twenty per commission according
the rules of the campaign.
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WE|SENCOFF'S RELEASE
NOW SOUGHT IN COURT

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliScnccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April ~
Asking the Pete Wcis"nCnff. West
.rrrort. Md. saloon keeper. held on 4
,,tiarce or murder in connection with
the death of former Sheriff Thomas
\. Dixon. Of. Mineral county. be adrlt-
rcd tn bail. counsel for the accused man
argued a motion before tho supreme
court uf appeals today.
Dixon was killed when he was
thrown against n bridge timber from
the running board OF an AUTOMOBILES In
which WciScnCnff was making his 80
cape from arrest on charge or VIC
l:,tion az the prob ihition law. ""iscn-
coff said tho officers death WIS IN"
result OF tn" latter's grabbing Of the
steering wheel of the car. causing n"
former TO ios, control Of the machine.
The state contcndcd that the fatality
was caused by WrtScnEoff running the
car at desperate speed while resist
ing the attempts IF the officer 70 Iult
him under arrest.
TIL" decision Of the court Will be
announced later. Appearing for W"is-
rngoff Taylor Morrison. Of keySer. w.
Va. mad" Argument for IN" defense.
Charles EitrIiic argued IN" case in BE-
half of tho state.
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WITH TILL; HitITlSlI AIsMl. April 80.
thy the Associated Press. In front
of the defending positions gray unit
formed men lay in great numbers to-
day representing III" awful price paid
hy the Germans IN their attack.
This morning thu all,rd lInr2 in
Flanders were to all Intcuts the same
as when the Germans Surccd forward
yesterday.
AT one time yesterday tho Germans
appeared actually |" have had some
men on the lower slopes "f h"th Mont
Rouge and the Sch"rpcnh"rI after they
had succeeded in driving IL small wedge
into the French lines between these
two elevations.
Things looked critical hut tho French
cnuntcr-attackcd dctrrmincdly and re-
established virtually all the old po-
Sitinns.
The artillery was increasingly busy
this morning from Niny noTthward.
thus far The German capture Of KEN
mel hill has done them little good for
the Entente allied artillery has kept
the crest So smnthcrcd IN shcllflre that
il has been impossible for the enemy
Ia occupy il in force"
Fierce fighting continued about locTc
all OF yesterday. The enemy SACRIFICED
q great number Of men.
At the ridge wood west 81 Foorlne-
Zcclc also heavy fighting continued
throughout tho day. and the number or
German casualties in thai region was
great 1t is impnsSthl" [" say no"
many atiaoks the enemy made IN the
course Of the day. They came forward
in waves throughout long hours.
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Gnins Tor The British.

1--rr1 .rlJL- rpr-rTS1I \pNYy ~
r-r,,Nrr ,n-i, IN ~. ~. As.oci,, al
prcss,--IIrr,hrr drsncr,,e smosh,s NV
Van ,rn,r'. army oroirs, Tho allied
It,ns M IN. rI,ndcrs battlefield vrst.r-
,,ov afternoon and evening met with no
moro success ,ban IN, cnrmy's futile
and costly uttcmpts rnrIirr in The day
~ bro,l; ,brou~h and ,.,r,ur,. me hill
ncsi,ions y,..,t or EcmmrI
M, orlv Ala IN. Eri,ish and Errcnch
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r.,r,s in tbc r,re az rurjnrs onsiaurhts
I'm, drr;nt, ,rc ri,-b, ,hry reclaimed soy
.roI hrs W TERRITORY. on which the enc
M. has su,rr,.I..5 in r.,iinr , hold.
I,ncrn. had again fallen into rirr7nan
hands late Yesterday. hut the Fr"nc].
onrc moro made 4 GaShinS counter drive
and thrust N" enemy out OF this i'm
nnrtant rlacc.
Thu ,ajI,cd 1ineu in Flanders this
morning ,yrrr to all iutrn;s and pur-
nosns IN, Same no when Tho Germans
s,rrr.J forward Yesterday mud in front
If Tho offending rs,Si,jnrs gray ilui-
formed mon Inv in great numbers. ron
rcscu,jnr tho nwful :1ricc naid hv the
Germans.
North ~ KENNEL ,be British and
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aSrrl6r IN" N'irhei-l-a 'lFt" highway.
near n" Junction at ~" French. and
l:ritiSh forces. Her" IN" enemy tf"d
his favnrii" irirk Of trying To divide thu
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SpitbaI| Banned By
Biggest Of Minors

. CHICAGO. April 3o.--Eulos prohibit;
ing the "sp.thsLl" and other freak dc
lv"rIt=s in the American association this
season were thoroughly explained by
Thomas J. Hickey. president "i tn" AZ
socint ion ~ a meeting her. today. of
the club managers and staff of eight
umpircs.
Pitchers win not be allowed 10 plac"
tn hands 10 their mont MS h.fur" drliv-
rrinG tho ball. nor will they ~, permit
ted to use emery Of any other foreign
SubStaucc in their delivery. Th" UNI
pircS will tie thu soi' judges nc viola.
tons. Pitchers found guilty Of hrrlk-
ing the rules will be iincd SEA for tn"
1irSt off2nse and hanished from the gam"
for the second.
Tho assignment IL urnnrcs for tho
opening games tomorrow was announce
rd tonight rs follows:
Chill and Freeman n Columbus:
ifn1mrS and Hart at Toledo: Murray AMI
rounnlly at milwaukee, ana f'im.r"rlu
'Lnd Knapp at Kansas city. H"'ei,tr.l
Hickey will attend the opening Ganrc a:
Kansas City.
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ELKS LINED Up
Continued from First Page.)

Frank ncwicr. Richard otto. y. {.
Sc:.Ifflrr.
Route fourteen. first ear. Austin Nc
Carly. l;"rnry ';undIruE. James +.
Enynr. Nathan MaI"r: srcmiid ear. Ma
than Harris. ri"orru krr~S and Marsh
Watkins.
Euul" fifteen. first car William
Schrnk Frank carp Albert l:rb. and
Adam Martin: second car. George Ben
exc. Charles !. Schuck. IL. Lee Robin
sou. third ear. Albert l.orfflrr. Sol
Rosenberg. carl AmIrk. Ted Fig. and
Mark klilan"w: fourth car. Frank Pat
irr2"n. Eharlrs f:lE. Mat kovclau. Fred
Srhcuk. and Ted Muuulfurd.
Itout" sixteen. first ear. Jimmie Mil
Ter. jimmie. Dyson. l.. y. krrl"r. +. j.
Mr';lnhy. and George EuckwaIi"r.
Route seventeen. first car. Fred Bal
l">tnn. Charles Er:tlcr. Elmer McaEic.
Harry Huch. and T.. Reed
Route eighteen. first car. John a..
Clark, Carl lsarhman and W. @. Nc
CiuSky: second car George w. Lutz,
t;c"rr- q. NaSl: and larry J. l.utz:
third car Man farh"nhrimrr william
E"$hi,t. f.. &. Irichorst, aud ]. ls"nbcrS.
rt"ut. nin@t"rn. first car John l..
Klnuhnrn. Louis Shratirr. Frank 4.
n'l;rlru. Louis Marshall. and Jacob ono:
second ear. 10" Klein. Mr.. sherman and
VIII Huwnd: third car. i. r. Callahan.
,;r"rg" - crook Roy Nayl"r. and j. IL.
l.:i"srIrr.
Bout" twenty, first car, George
S,alnn. Joseph Armstrong. George
I:ayha. and r. Robertson: Second car.
1t,is Storch Frank Il. Wheat and Pearl
Co.u; third car. Chas. y. tlanchcr and
Harry w. G"r.
kout" twrnty-onr. first car Louis
Stauvrr. Henry tiundlinG. Raymond
Shields. and E"y liaumann: second car,
John C. Stein. II"ury Ralzrr. :. .. naw-
son md W t.. lIrlfcnbcIu.
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MICHIGAN JOINS RANKS
OF DRY STATES TODAY

bETKDtT. April 30.--M ichiSan joined
this. ranks OF III: dry states at mId-uiEht
Tonight. At that hour tn" ronStitu-
t"naI amendment adopted 10y the voters
Is months ago hccH:u" "pcrativ" and al
fccicd ;.2S5 saloons IN tho state.
The stat" prohibition law is regarded
rs ono Of thc most rigid ever drafted
it's terms permitting tn" manufacture.
sale or importation Of alcoholic herrr-
aSrS only for medical. mechanical and
sacrlmcnt;tl purposes and even limiting
to Il very small quantity tn" amount
that may b" purchased on Il phyScihnS
prescription.
While tn. saloons of D>tr"it. which
now becomes the largest city in the
United States dry hy the vote Of Its
citizens. have been r'osiuE few mt a
time for several days Most of those
tina, were open tonight were crowded
10 the last minute.
The State AntiSaloon league already
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE PUTS
OUT 500 SALOONS

CONCORD. n. H April 3o.---More
than 500 bars went out of business To-
night. and the state became dry fur
the first time in - years. when the
liquor prohibitoy measure enacted by
the legislature of 1917 became opera
tive.
Eumors that the closing night would
10 ore Of special rcrclry on the part
q: the hibu Ions and that saloorkce pers.
In their anxiety 70 rid themselves 0f
,iI"ir stocks. would keep open housc
wcr" not borne out by fact. Many Of
the liquor dealers cleared their shelves
Of virtually all their surplus goods some
days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
HOPE FOR THE CYCLOPS
HAS BEEN ABANDONED

WASHINGTON, April 3o.--As the
final phase Ia the search for tho missing
naval collier Cycinps the navy depart
nlcnt announced today. numerous boat
crews arc being landed by WarShlas 20
question fishermen along the coasts ~
The West Indian islands near the routo
taken by the collier when Sh" sailed
from ii;rrhatincS nearly two months ago.
Not ono Of the many vessels engaged
III the search has reported the tlndin.
&c dreclulSc or Of any other Glow that
would aid in solving the mystery. Naval
uffic ials admit that the time is drawing
near when they must formally give up
for lost tho big collier with nearly 500
PERSONS on board
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Unsuccessful Attack.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Monday, April 2a.--IEy Tn"
Associated f'reSs) --Thr Germans HGain
turned their attention To tho southern
flank Of their front Of attack Sunday
nigh, and carly Monday morning. as
saultinE the HanEtrd wood a number
Of times unSucccSsfully. Al the Same
time they humhar'lcd with person Gas
shells the northern flank whcT" there
arc strong intentions "I IN hnpr"ach-
ing renewal Of their !ntaHlfE opera
tlons around irrsS.
II appears certain lhat IN" ter
mans soon must disclose thcir ih''h-
tons. showing whether they nay" tie
cTdcd n ronfin"' their operations 10
tho present hattl" front ar /" extend
the actual fighting I'm" I" on" md ar
tn" other in tn" hop" If finding u weak
spot.
Th" "nrn!'s tactics IN tho present
hattl" boar very close resemblance"
Ia th"S" uS"H IN IN" hattI" "f \"rnun
III l?I"' hui on an ''hn"hS'I! la't't
scale. Ail"r IN" opening rush hIohs
IN" "h'lr" Enc TOT 'h' PURPOSE u P"S-
$thi". ~ "f"rwh"IihinS IN" o"l"ndcTS
by tho strength "f numbers h"tnr" they
ar" ahl" I" recover from the lir"l great
shock. each flank Is attacked separately
with tn" object or securing STRONG sup
porting buses on h'lh WING" "hi'h
w"Ild permit thrnl l" lauuch second
and real nftrnSiH" with masses "l 1rrSh
troops concentrated meanwhile opn"-
sit" tho central point.
ON this occasion. FLANDERS and. Pienr-
dy form tn" flanks If The German bal
Ito front. the center NJ which is the
trrns salient whiCE for tho moment
is left in comparaiivr peace. For
their .rrr1Iinns in Flanders tho Cor
nuns ,r, vrlI nl3rrd rs rrrardS COM
,u,,,irrIi.,rs SINCE h.h;nd their lines
tb,r,. * , series nr good routes and
railroads RI. allies are not 50 VIII
proy,d.d in This respect.
IN in The present, however. tho
.o,,,>,. ms mad . urIy IitIir Drncrrss IN
o;,b,, ,rd Of IN. Inn, h,,t his monaco
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great reserve army which General Foch
has gathered. that such is the intention
"f the "uprcm" commander Of the allied
forces has not become apparent. II is
not improbable. however that ut a meet
ing o. tn" in;cr-aiicd war council in
/ Paris. Wednesday. which will rr at
! tended BY The American. French. British
ana Italian representatives, measures
having in Wow the turning OF tho tide
OF BAIL" Will b" uppcrmoSt in the dis
cuSsiuns.
The italian Front.
In all The various war theatres OK
C"pt tn" western the situation rcu,ains
relatively calm so far as rhting is con-
Crrn"d. MI along the front in Italy
reciprocal h"mbardmrnts continue and
small mancuvcrS by accommodating
parties arc being carried out.
In macedonia the Scrhians in tho TO-
gion Of MonaStir again have entered m
enemy position and aunIhlnied the gar
riSon. They also have hrcn successful
in r"pnlSinG An attack by Bulgarians.
which had as it's objective The rccapture
nj positions near NrtrrtSk. taken by the
scrhanS n week ago
The cmpcr"r-kirG. Of Hungary
is again reported In Swiss advic"s TO be
holding out til" Ole branch Of peace
this time in the direction Of Italy He
is said IN have appcalcd to Italy "a con-
slider The pr"ffcr in her own interests.
German and Austrian newspapers ar
beginning to express their fear Concern
ing tho entry IF the United States into
the war. which they previously had re-
ferrrd Ia with srorn. We must hurry
tn obtain Il solid victory ny arms hc-
fore IN" American forces arrive" is the
tenor Of their plea IN their peoples.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
CIarksburg VIII Have
Its First PO|iceWOm0;}

Special Dispatch t" Tn" lnt"llIg"nc"r.
rLAI:kSi;l I;i. W. Va. April Co
Following pleas mm!e by 81 delegation
from the Young E'"mnrt'S Christian AS
soci;Ltion ,and prominent local club
women. the city council today announced
that a p"iic.woman w"nld II" appointed
To the police force nj IL meeting of tho
council In be held t"m"rruw. y police
matron will also b" appointed. One Of
tho prescribed duties uf the pulicCwnman
will hr To visit incoming trains and
trolley cars for the purpose nf protect
ing girls who arrive in the city.
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ODD FELLOWS
At BELLA|REE
RoUSNG SESSION OF LODGES OF
GREATER WHEELING DIS
TRICT IS HELD.
Prominent Speakers Address Meeting
at Seventh and Final vista
ton Of Series.

Several hundred Odd Fellows Gf the
Wheeling. McMcch"n and Martins Ferry
lodges wrr" present at rouSinS ScS-
SION held at The Ecli;LIrc lndE" last
night Thu meeting WIS the seventh
and final visitation ~ It SERIES arranged
by III" Greater Wheeling district lodges.
Tho members nf the B"llajrc lodge
RENDERED, Il delightful musical program.
also number 1T prominent speakers
addressed! the large audience. principal
among them M.ing Attorney Charles
T;mbcrlakc
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of Stockholders OF the Rail and
River Coal Company. for the election OF
Directors. and the trnnsa action Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the Meeting. will be held at the
General Offices Of the Company. IA
Rockefeller Building. City Of Cleveland.
Ohio. on Tuesday, May 18th. 1915, at II
o'clock Il n
D. W. MILLER.
ar-o5-p Secretary.
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FRENCH DRIVE BACK
Confined from First Page.)

ground TO depth Of nearly n milo.
Tho french, during the day, re-
pulsed many attacks on the initiative
Of officers commanding the smaller
units. Time and again French cap
tains organized cornterthrusts with
their companies and drove the enemy
back after tho Germans had gained
footing in advanced positions.
The German attack against tho
British was from the southeast to-
wards Ridge wood, between Dtcke-
busch lake and Voor1nczeele. At Ridge
wood, between Dickebusch lake and
VoormeE eele. At Ridge wood, where
the lighting was worry bitter, the Ger
mans at the outset advanced with
fixed bayonets, but the ycame under
such an intense machine gun Ere that
they were never able to employ their
steel.
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FOE RENT

FOB RENT-Good office and
rooms on the second and third floor
the new Intelligenccr building, 1904 al
1906 Market st. Now ready for occuN
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care Intelli-
ecnccr ap-17-tf
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Johnson--Wnll. that leak invcstiga-
ton didn't amount TO anything after all,
did It.?
.Iackson-No. ] had hoped that for 4
change il would let some OF the water
out Of the stocks in Wall street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

wANTED-To buy stoves. ice boxes.
fixtures. household goods Of all kinds.
tools. machinery and farm implements.
Tool Store, 1031-23 Market St. Natl
phone 1376-R lny-1-m
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WANTED-To Rent

wANTED-To rent or rooms with
garden privilege, Wheeling or south
of Benwood- Answer r T. care 1ntelii-
t,onccr Iny-1-i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUY A LIBERTY BOND
WANTED Agents

IwAETED-Thrce good agents to sell
! household necessities on the install Z
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. C. F.
| Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main St. mr-12-tf
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BERLIN, VIA London, April 90
Isolated infantry engagements on the
FLANDERS front and O French counter
attack at Locre, resulting In the cap
ture Of that village by the French,
are reported In the official statement
from general headquarters today.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

wANTED-one or two gentlemen
to occupy cheerful furnished room
with bath; South Side, ~
valley General hospitaL
y. A. care IntelNgencer.
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POULTRY


TRoHoU4HBRED Barred Rock eggs
$50 per setting. thoroughbred Ches-
tor White pigs. Stiiwcll Farm. Rayland.
Ohio. ap-26-30t
FOR SAILS. e. W. lcGhorn eggs for
Matching. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs. +. &. Willerton. Bcllaire. II. d. No. ..
np-2-60t
THOROUGHBRED BCrrcd Rock. Cock
crcls. 81 and S.. EGGS. $50 for is.
Stilwell Farm. Rayland. Ohio.
mr-19-30t
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ARE MAKING GAINS
Continued from First Page.)

tions. but the allied guns arr every
where answering them in kind.
May Strike Blow.
While the present halt in tho hattie
possibly may indicate. the near upproa CHI
IF the throwing into the fray Of The
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an-ccJ-p
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States Of America. Northern Dis
ir!rt Of West Virginia. IS:
In tn. United States District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter of Aubrey S. Nolan.
Rankrupt. No. 4ST, in Bankruptcy. Petit
tion for Discharge
To. the Honorable Aston G.. Dayton.
Judg" Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia.:
Aubrey S. Nolan Of New Martinsvillc.
in the County of Wetzcl and State Of
West Virginia in said District. respect
fully represents that on the 9TH day of
July, last nast he was duly adjudgcd
hankrunt under tho acts of Congress ~
lating To bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
nf property, and has fully complied with
all tho requirements Of said acts and
OF orders Of the Court touching his
Bankruptcy
Whrrctorc. hc prays that he may be
tsrcrrrd by the t'uuri to have n full dis
charge from I'LL debts provahlc against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, cH-
cont such debts us are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 25Ih day Of August, A. D.,
1917.
AUBREY S. NOLAN.
bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia ss:
ON this "oth day OF April. 4. D. 1918.
on reading the foregoing petition. 1t is
Ordered Nv tho Court that a hearing
he had upon I'll" Sarn" On tn" H9tn day
nf Nav 4 n 1915 before said Court at
Wheeling. in said district. ut ten o'clock
in the forenoon: and that motto" thereof
hc published in tn" Wheeling Intelligent
Ger. n newspaper printed III said District.
and that all known creditors and other
PERSONS in interest may appear nj the
said time and place and show cause. If
any they have. why tn" prayer of the
said petition should not hc granted.
And It is further ordered Ivy the Court
that thr clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies nf sad petition
and THIS orf"r addr"*.rd Ia them at
'hrir plac"s &c r"sd"u"r ~ stated.
Witness III" H"nrrnhl" Nston G. Day
ton. .TUdc" "f ~" sad Cor;rt and the
seal thereof ri Wheeling. in said dis
rrici. on tn" 10Th day nf April. 4. D..
l?IS
Attest
4. r. BARRETT.
my-l-S Clerk.