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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

NEW WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 3o.--Raw sugar un-
changed; centrifugal. 7.2S: fine granuIa teJ
g cents Spot coffee nom.naI: Mo Is. i7xc
firm. ' N'eeS"
Gotsonsced oil was dull. with prices noni-
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COTTON MARKETS.

-" Sfsh lIece III Der so An
sInased realizing and Considerable NH hcd IN
seiliitng. under which prices broke ,ha GIfs
fiiaMn onne close barely steady at "a not de-
S Hs ", % To. iUs points January contracts
hroLa o ;",+a during the early trading
4, me close Of Saturday. and esss a, ihs
TT,t pv.it OF saturday morning
jth h,, mas aSrenewal OF Saturdays buyinr
IN. ca hb.sh y -, sentiment encouraged BY the
.fe goods s market: The opening was o'1 nrm IN
months sold IS TO SO points net hrb.fa G dnr
IA 6o t Eand sa.y .rading. with March touching
some OF the. rrcen. sellers And 'eou ,Snh
" Ldemnnd from trade sourcrs y, MIN ~ ,
me latter being accompn MED i've
EE % ncsi.s some yarn, contracts that ha d
4 Ses met considerable reaiIzJne SIN, me
tHairiy; we'll absorbed on renctI5Sn,. "; ~ az
points during the middle of The da
II II rencrai me seiiinE became more active
Pre- active sellers here which inH oi IN, IN
lhcresse6 SPOT offerings from H. tui n
8or hnd me break extended TO oTs5 for
GI on and E =; IS for May. '''
uted 70 realizing for Ncw Yeas.s "I 49,, e'trib;
nSStTT nN the talk OF rreer offerjnra
orally at;ributed ' Z" decline was gen.
ZION and LIQUIDATION OF long accounts JUST
NEW YORK DECEMBER ao-ror, move.
baes; esporis s;2a. bal bales Receipts sl
bales. ~ eS' STOCK. ltS.?s0
Total to-day eceints. soas5 ho1s,
poT rn;,. S'T r. bales: storls. 1iS37s3 bales.
exports 5ss7 hn GikS.Rcceipts. 3e.o57 bales:
eyltrts. 1,s2s5i5 bales 'o' oaies'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

Times-Dispafch Want Al.
are tlme-saSers and money makers for
buyer and scllcr,k ior
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. December Sn--Hogs: Recciot.
5000 head: market S 10 1olcents hIEhor ina
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.
Advance-Rumeley, com.
500 e-Ruineley, pfd

Advance-Rumeley. com. /.
500 Advance-Rumeley. pfd. {.
1900 4\llis-Chalmers &.
900 Allis- Chalmers, pfd.
J.100 ALASKA Gold.
5000 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. {.
1900 American Can.
5 5oo american Can; prd. 49,. /.
900 American Cotton Oil. /.
500 Am. Hide and Lea, com :.
1900 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd. {.
100 American Linseed Oil. {.
1900 American Locomotive. {.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. {.
"a, 400 american Smelting... 4.
Coo Amer, Steel Foundries. &.
200 American Sugar. >.
i.500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. co. i.
1,QOO Amer. Tobacco, com.
500 Amer. Tobacco. pfd. :. {.
a.600 Am. Writing Paper. pfd {.
1000 American Zinc. :.
3a'loo Anaconda Copper. 1850. {.
1900 Atlantic Coast Line. :
4. G: l.. of CT. tBalto.b E.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio. {.
10, 100 Bethlehem Steel. y.
300 Beth. Steel, SO pfd.
l4.79O baldwin Locomotive.
300 Butte Copper and Zine. {.
I'VVV Canadian racine.
LOO California Petroleum.
100 Central Leather. com,
300 Chesapeake and Ohio.
900 Chicago Great Western
1900 Chi. Great West, pfd e.
l.5Q0 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. y.
200 Chi. r. !. and p. com :.
100 Chi, Il. |. and p, 60 DR..
500 Chi. Il. l. and p, 10 DR..
> $500 Crucible steel Cor. corr
$40 Colorado Fuel and Iron
100 Colorado and Southern.
l.S0o Corn Products. com. +.
$500 Distillers
800 Dome Mines.
800 Erie. list pfd..
3.l00 Goodrich. com
1900 Great Northern. pfd. i.
800 Great North. Ore CTS.
1900 Illinois Central.
$500 lnterboro-Cons., com.
1900 Inspiration Copper.
400 Int. Mer. Mar, com.
%, 100 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd
900 Int. Paper. com
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RICHMOND PHuDUCE MARKET
Wholesale Omit tfon.

Market Quotations From Actual s,,..
ny Woodson- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond. v.
u . roon ,Noministraton LiccDse No. q o2ne
Nichmond. Va. December 90 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

SSn arnEes his, small Shoulders ,imus ana fa
they had upn Sen those Sc things himself. If
Oh mig ner officers If a flyer lid n NO.
and s eraers they said he was no t-ooIl
~ sr"l nm home. So! wv"
Der kleine Flieger'' snr.,, 49,,
. sin,i wider than before. shriirra, ms
o on,tGEr up To his ears ana sts,, ms
ha sait, man only four feet toIi n me c u u
oe sara to stalk TAN can
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04
Fort Terry, l.. 5. \. !.

DGsF Epuus ~ill ~u'r a f,N
hnys as a.oughI thru THE Pas.
NV friends would learn where atu
came to tuu Tern. LanR Island
New lufk. April q | am veil and
feeling fine read letter irum nv
brother Walter June : saying b
VAS at Camp Merritt Is ! aaH
wanted me 10 visit hun. - ! gol .
pass and vent TO scr him SuuIa,.
June 9 That rtcHtng Waller auI
two Of his friend, gol passes and %
vent to New York Cry. where v.
Sl~ many interesting .ighn see
~efr invited into s. Mchul ,rnur.H
There VAS a large crowd Of Sblir.,
a q sailors present We ~1na s
rral religious songs and then wera
served with ham sandwiches cake
and home made candy That church
has entertained soldiers aud ,alIur,
every sunday evening for eren.
We were given tickets to q h,G
theater that night Just for soldiers
and sailors Waiter STAYED whine
until II O'Clock that night. when wc
SAID goodbye and he started for ms
camp and came 10 mine Monda,
read a card from him IN which
he said he would start across tuc
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04

1n '.'IHsa.." uu.. W,s'frl q
r'ifuur uuzrus imm 81 ur. q.
Reynolds county Ine resolution
unanimously ',lul ei rrU nl rtf
,arN hasr Imri.f yputf.r.r ID. t.s
Intelligence ia,rgu'b ini PATRIOTISM
= liou Arthur ] Hfr~,,r ant s~
hereby snduf.. b., ,auHtiar. tt
,ougfrss IN The Thirteenth NIs>uun
dls,uct believing iaatIlb-i, honor
rd ~ tie pruplr sI.h thi. .rat dt.-
unCtion thai br MI. niN measure
up To tie high standard urp1uiuu,m
as ST forth b, the st IHui, R,puthc
iu ~ platform
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04

The funeral was conducted by the
writer, his pastor, at Hahn chapel
and the body was laid TO rest in the
cemetery there in the presence of
a large number of sorrowine rela-
tives and friends. H. E. Corbin.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04

rather than diminished since then.
As an orator. a campaigner anc
iDdefatieable worker Brewster is in q
class by himself.
And above all other qualifications
that 80 eminen,ly fl Brewster for
Congress stands his Amereanism
and devotion TO his country. II
chosen 10 represent this great dis
trict o, Washington We are certain
Of a man who would use his Great
resources at all times in backing up
the President in bis every aim to
win the great war now being waecd
aeains, common enemy. and TO be
night on every subject of vital inter.
est to the people at this time In
Brewster's own words he shows his
greatness OF mind and his desire to
serve I stand fonr.square with the
administration and its policies and
and consider their knowledge and
plans superior to that Of any new
member OF Congress that may be
elected from the Thirteenth district.
and therefore propose to be. In truth
and In fact, strictly an administration
man, with no new panacea for the
Ills Of our present national crisis"
He has probably given more Of his
lime and money to war and Red
Cross work than any other man in
this section Of the state now asking
favor Of the voters
In this connection comes the fol- |
owing splendid endorsement from |
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04
HON. ARTHUR 7. ssewsrER. Of Iron,on. Mo.

We ap presenting this ~eek IN,
announcement Of Arthur 7 Brewster
oi Iron county. as a candidate fol
congress from the Thinecnth Mis-.
t~ouri district To the will OF Deno-
Iacy at the August primary elec-
Don't.
Arthur Brewster Was born and
reared in jefferson county Here
his carly life was filled 10 teaching
school and other honest endeavors
that developed him into a splendid
citizen and made OF him a brother.
intact OF every man vino works for
his daily bread lie labored for
everything he has aud Is In perfect
sympathy with all toilers Of all
classes
Il might be in order here to give
n few figures felative to the cam
paisns made in bis home county;
Shortly after attaiuins his majority
he defeated the Reuablk an nominee
for circui, clerk 26l votes and this
same Republican / "a been elected
previously by IS votes A few
Yeas ...s:,er Brews, was the Dem
cSe,ic nominee Representa,ive,
A:houeh dated, ran far ahead
kei Al this time hs receiv.
les more than William j.
president. and 202 votes |
i'm Mr. Cowherd for governor. |
f,r not Democrat was elect
tfierscn county. Ills populari-
&one his people has grown
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04
Louis

Bro, Spencer was a kind and low
ing husband and father, a good neigh
Dor and an excellent citizen, who will
be greatly missed by the church and
community as well as by his family
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-07-04
W,t Cashier
u. II BoIl,ure- Prosiaeu,

.sdeut - ?. Nysr.. vics- Presiaep,
C. L. Bo.arrer, Cashier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-06

Australians in Raid.

LONDON. March >. Australian
troops CARRIED uut Il successful rand last
uight against tn. "ncmy'S position at
WARRINGTON. capturing Il number "I prs
un"r~ and two machine guns. says to-
IaE'$ War o!fIr" report
y h"$iIlr part! which attacked on"
Of "ur. posts III IN" sam" ncl- hh0rhoo'!
SO, l"iu!:,I after sharp lighting.
N"$l"ruay afternoon our patrols
brought an several prisoners south al
-. quentin.
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GERMAN ATTACK
fCort!Eucd from First Page.)

heavy casualties on the Teutons and
taking number Ct prisoners.
As in Fra"c" and Belgium, the
weather conditions on the Austrn-
italian front also arc extremely bad
With srows:Crn,s In :h2 l.loutain6
and heavy rl--s IN the plains.
During breaks i'll the storm, how
ever, ratrol PARTIES have been active
in the mountain region and artillery
duels Of cnnsidcTa BILE violence also
have taken plac" on various sectors.
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No General Sale 0fEneTnV
Property Is Contemplated

WASliI%GTON. March a. Mitchell
statement issued today. said there was
II" contemplation on the part OF his
office to sell enemy property in this
country. except where concerns arc be-
ing liquidatcd under license by the war
trade board
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OFFICER FOUND DEAD.

BALTIMORE. March 5.---'artain a.
u. Inns =: Hampton. Virginia. who is
sta'i"r'd II: 'aun M"ad" was found
r'".td III i h9tc! here tonight.
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German Report.

istIH.I\. March : .N!a I.mnd"ni.--
ic,r,......i activity IL lighting IN tho
i.n,:.;.,.. 'rnul III nur:h"rn France AMI
+, II central N"#.;",: rrgIon - t"phri""
~ ,,,!a,'s army headquarters a"n"a".''
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WANTED-Female
FOR SALE-Farm Lands
For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc

FOR SALE--Work horse. harness and
wagon Tor want oil use. $4,000. 1885,
MarkC; street. mr-G-l
FOR SALE-FUur road wagons in good
running condition. Can be- S""n AT
our yards. nth and MaTkC; SITS.
Wheeling Wall Plaster 60. mr-6-i
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BECK On Wednesday. March e. nj az
"r1,ch Il. M. ROBERT fr.' Is. age!
:;INiy-siN y"ars. at the iah!Iy H"ihe'
!. Twcniy-siNth street.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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d. E D

GRANT-On Tuesday morning. March =.
1918. al 1850 o'clock a. M. AT ih,. uhi"
Valley General Hospital, MISS JULIA
GRANT.
Funeral services from Mcndcl Co.. chapel.
liz Ghaplsnr street. Thursday hiie:-
noon at . 50. Friends are respectfully
invited Ia attend. EntUmbmcnt Circ"n-
sNnmI MaHSOl"um. (,
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WANTED-3 tno coat makers, sack
coats. IS 10 $40. Phone or call in per-
son. VIM. Gottman q Son, Steubenvillr.
nnr-1-l
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-At once first class coat
makers. IS per coat. and coat help
crs: best wages paid. Call at Jos. Sncls-
berg, il% Hanover ST.. Martins Ferry.
mr-6t
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Maxwcll touring car u
good working condition, II bargain 70,
quick sale MAJ. phone HEY. mf-J-l
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FOR RENT

FOR REGT-A few good rooms on tho
second and third floors or the New
! In,clliIenccp-b building 1914 and 1906 Mar
ket street will be ready for occupancy
about April l. Apply +. Boyd. care In.
| icllircncrr. ja-2S-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Vanuablc lnt"lIg"nccr receipt
book. between Jacob and Eoff on 2Gth
81 Finder please leave at lntclliGonc"r
office. 1900 Main ST. and receive reward.
rlr-E-Il
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'wANTED-Packag boy. Apply End
floor News BuildinH ap-17-1
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ANTI-CONSCRIPTIONISTS
STOP WORK in DUBLIN

DUBLIN. April 22.-F'ollowinE the de-
ciSinn Of the trade congress hero on
Saturday. various trade unions have met
and have generally accepted the decision
and have determined 70 abstain from all
work tomorrow rs protest against con-
Scriptiou and Us evidence Of their pur-
pose 20 -cSiSt it.
Dubliu householdcrs were told this
morning by bakers and inilkmcn that
there would be no deliveries tomorrow
Tramway and transport workers organ
izatinns have decided TO stop work as
we'll as engineers. carpenters. tailorS,
drapcr'S assistants. hlacksmiths, etc.
Railway mems organizations, said TO
numbnr "neO0. including station masters
and clerks. have come 10 the same deci-
sion.
So far as trades union labor Is con-
rcrncd Ia prove its able Influence over
its m"mhers. tomorrow will hn 4 general
holiday. M previous attempt to stop
tramwayS ;Lnf trains has over complete
~ succeeded in ireland. but this is the
nrst tim" any such move has been able
Ia rely or high ecclesiastical and politl-
cMl Approval Tho event is not Il strike
in any ordinary sense. but is L demon
StrHtivn with Il political object.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
QUAKE DAMAGE
HALF MILLION

LOS ANGELES. April 2222.--Nine
earthquake shocks. severe in intensi-
ty, which began yesterday at 1897 p.
H., and extended over Il period OF 80
hours, appeared tonight to have COM
pleted their work of destruction and
have caused properly damage rough
~ estimated al half a million dollars.
After so hours Of waiting no addi-
tional reports of heavy damage had
been received from all Of Southern
California. which suffered most. or
Western Arizona and Utah. which
were slightly affected.
Helmet and San Jacinlo, twin towns
of the Broad Valley, between San ia,
cinto and San Juan ranges, were half
wrecked in their business sections. and
their 5000 odd homes were severely
Jared.
Plate glass valued 1T thousands Of
dollars. here; railroad water tanks at
several points: building fronts 1T Ban
ming and elsewhere: irrigation r"ser-
voirs: canals and countclcsS chimneys
suffered from the shock.
August Carlson, who was i'll. and
who died Of nervous shock, according
TO the coroner, and Frank Z. Darncll,
killed by fall from Il pier during Il
panic. were the only deaths reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
u. S. COURT REVERSES
= IN WEST VIRGINIA CASE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April &C.
Reversing itself and affirming the dis
trict court at Washington. the federal
appeal court. in an opinion handed down
in Richmond to-day. held that Newton
Midkift. farmer OF Lincoln county, is
not entitled (" the mineral and oil rights
on tract Of l9i acres on which he
lives and tina; these rights belong TO
ths. Liuyandottr Land uS$ucati"n. ac-
cordinE to dispatches received here
This opinion was Giv'n after a r"-hear-
ing Of the ease. Judge rritchard dis
scented.
Nidiitf clnmnd surface "a we'll as
mining rights by adverse possession.
while the trustees Of the land aSSocia-
ton claimed that 4 deed executed thir-
ty-one wars ago reserved the latter
rights Ia tho crantnrS when tn" sur
fac rights were conferred on MidkiCf's
father and other relatives.
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FLUSHING

Miss Emma earns of Akron visited
over Sunday witty her mother. Mrs. uMry
earns.
Dwight Wright Of Canton visited over
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
{. l. Wright
Floyd Glass OF Columbus visited tho
first OF tho week with friends here.
Miss Myra Bethel and friend from
Canton visited over Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Bethel.
Henry and Helen Parks returned to
their home in Uhrichsvllc. sunday, after
few days visit with their Erandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. james Parks.
|. Samuel Lewis OF Columbus is a bust
ness visitor in town this week.
Jacob Muster was a Wheeling visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Il. II. Pickering Of Washington, Pa.
is visiting this week with his father,
Simon Pickering.
Abel Walker was business visitor in
ST. Clairsvilc. Monday.
Miss Eva Scmpie attended tho COM
menccment exercises at Frccport Friday
evening.
Mrs. Susie Tomlinson OF Hayland is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Starkey.
William Davidson. Jr.. OF Fort Ben
jamin Harrison. Ind. was called 10 his
home here on tho account Of the death
of his mother. Mrs. William Davidson.
Mrs. Harry Strohle and son Of Wheel
ing arc visiting at the home Of Jacob
Mristcr.
Mrs. Sarah Harrison returned home
Sunday after visiting several weeks in
Adana with her son. Ralph Harrison.
Mrs. Kidney Of Martins Ferry is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Estol.
Mrs A. T. Barton Of Barton visited
fnw days this week with Mrs. Kato
Cowen
Mrs Bert Robinson Of Gillespie. H..
was called 10 her home here on account
Of tho death OF her mother. Mrs. Will
liam Davidson.
Mrs Mary Gatfney died Monday at the
aEc of So years at the home Of h"r son,
Hugh Gafrncy. near Black Oak. She
leaves three sons and four daughters.
three If whom reside here. Hugh and
James GarTncy and Mrs. William Ronald
son Funeral services and lnterment
were Thursday ut Doylestown. O.
Post Office Inspector G. f. Newton Of
GAINESVILLE was a business visitor in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Cecfl. wife Of 4. y. Cecil.
died at her home In the East End We'd
nesday afternoon. April II. She is sur
vived by her husband. four sisters and
three brothers Funeral services held
Saturday morning at tcr o'clock at The
NJ F. church and intrru1"nt in HcndryS
burg cemetery.
Tho death Of Mrs. william davidson
occurred at her homo here. Monday.
April Is. after 4 short Illness nf pn"n-
nonia Funeral services wcrc held ut
the Christian church. Friday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. ". G. Todd. Inter
ment in Union cemetery.
D. D Starkey OF kenmore visited Fri
day with his mother. Mrs Mollc Star
key.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the matter Of the Special Assess
mcnt and Street Improvement Bonds.
Series r." for tho town Of EdEoTood.
West Virginia.
At a meeting OF the common council
fnr the town OF Edgrwond. Ohio County.
West Virginia, held on the Ind day or
July, 1917. an ordinance was adopted
authorizing tho issuance and sale Oh
Twrnty-cight (s2S. 0n0.00l d"llarS ar
bonds of said town known rs "Spsria!
Assessment and Street Improvement
Bonds series T." by virtue OF SAID
ordinance tho Mayor of said town on
the 5th day Of July. 1917. issued pros
lamatinn for m election to he held IN
said town for the purpose of either ratl-
flying or rejecting said ordinance. ann
in said proclamation set Saturday. the
"Sth day of July. 1871, aS tho date Tor
the election Ia b. held III said town for
said purpose The returns nf said cleo
tion held on that day show that one hun
drri and ciGhty-twn tlS") votes were
cast for ratification and nine 90 votes
were cast against r.tificatinn.' 8" that
more than thrcc-fifthS f3-a) of the
voters voting at said election voted in
fnvor Of the ratifica ton Of said ordi-
nance.
Tho town Of EdEcwood has caused ~
he transmitted To me- Il duly certified
copy -of all orders. prnclanatlonS.
notices advertisements. ar:idhritS anu
records Of all it's proceedings connected
with or pertaining 10 said bond issue.
have examined III" same ma il is my
opinion tina; said bond issu" is regular.
and all proceedings in compliance with
the statute. I. therefore. approve the
validity "f said bonds. rs provided by
chapter - Of tho Acts Of the Lcgisla
tur". 49,.
j.. T ENGLAND.
Attorney General.
Stat" nr West Virginia.
Charleston. w. Va.
April 10. lalS.
an-16-c2
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GERMAN HELMET TO BE
PRESENTED TO BUYERS
OF 100000 IN BONDS

NEW YORK. April Ell. !. Morgan
became owner OF Il German spiked hrl-
met through purchase to-day OF $4,000
worth Of Liberty bonds at rally here.
Tho h"l,net offered To any one Who
would hid for $4,000 or more of bonds.
was declared by Lieutenant Gordon
Shrrrs of the Canadian Black Watch to
have been part of the booty taken by
tn" British Mt the second baltic OF
Yprrs.
broker who obtained the trophy at
the rally announced he was acting for
Mr.. Morgan. Fic added TINT Mr. Morgan
would Civ" tn" helmet back to the Lib
erty loan committee here. with orders
to boost i, to 100000 il possible"
1t will be placed on sale again.
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Raron Won Frantenthurn

AMSTERDAM. April 2@@.--Baron eau
tarh Won Frankcnthurn. former Aus
triun premier. is dead at his home in
Vienna, says n dispatch to-day from the
Austrian capitol.
(RArpn GautaSch Enn FrankGnthurn
has been three times Austrian premier
his last term in that Office, 4 brief one.
coming to close late in 1911. nearly
three years before the outbreak of tn"
Eur Dean war. His name has figured
frequently since in Austrian political
chronicles He was Sixtysevcn years
Of age. His father was n government
employee and his title Of haron WAS an
acquired one. conferred in 1881
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
STOCKHOLDERS; MEETING.

A snecial meeting of the stockholders
~ the German Fire Insurance Company
r. Wheeling, W. Va. will he held at tho
orricc Of the Company No. 1919 Chap
line Street, whrclinE. ". VI. on Tues
day, tho Seventh day IF May. 1915, at
Two o'clock p. III.
The object nf this meeting is to APP
nrovo or reject n resolution TO h" offer
I'd changing the present name "f the
Company to the wheeling Fire 1nsur-
ance Company Of wheeling, W. Va
VIM. +. SrIFEI-. President.
+. RIESTER. Secretary.
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