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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

guest Of Mrs. J. G. II. Lee in Chicago.
will return on Wcdne sday.
Mrs. Morgan Clark is spending some
time in New York City.
Mrs. Fred Park will leave this week
for Chicago, where she Will join hcr
mother. Mrs. G.. S. Fccncy. who Is
sncndinr several weeks with her other
daughter, Mrs. Howard McCourtney'
Miss Louise Paradise will arrive homo
from, the Cincinnati College or Music,
Wednesday. t. spend Thanksgiving and
the week end with her parents.
Miss Catherine Moorehcad, OF south
Jacob street. left last evening Tor New
York City. where she will spcnd le"
days the guest of her sister.
William II. Ellis. Of the Island i"it
last evening for Davenport. Iowa, where
nc was called IA the result OF the s"ri-
ous illness of his brother.
W. II. Campbell. Of L"nox. out-the-
nike is snendinG few days the guest OF
relatives at Buffalo. y. \.
n, Warren Burton. OF lark View Is
able to be about again after nclh6 con-
fined TO his home for several weeks Ill.
George Mooney. well known Market
! street barber has returned l" the Guy
of,cr attending the Masonic meeting at
Pittsburgh Pm.
Mrs II. r. Wilkinson. Of Walnut
avenue Woodlawn. has returned 10 hcr
! home. after spending Il brief visit WIN
ho- son. Howard Wilkinson. at Toledo,
! Ohio.
! ! II. ArnCtt has returned to his home
! an Thirteenth street. after Il visit with
! friends at New York City.
| George Anderson. assistant manager
| IF the Lawrence Motor company, mas
returned from rarkcrsburg. where he
| attended to business matters pcfla'h'
! ing TO his firm.
| Miss Ann Kraft. of Washington u
e is spending few days the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Cecil \. Robin""n' oil Inc
| Island
! II l. Ullman. representing inc SCH
! ara rhonoEraph Company. lcrt S"S''I
, ro- cleveland ohio. whcr" he Will NJ
t,.ud TO n number Of business matters
| bernard Birrltnr,tc. ~ CINCINNATI a.
| who has boon Visiting at hlS i"r"'
homo on Coal street, VIII l"hE" u"
| morrow for Fl"ridh. Wh"r" nc vi" 'F'''>
the winter months.
"' ,,r,na II owens. Of Toledo. Ohio. re-
! ,r,,a Tn his homo yesterday after Wis
,,,nr relatives on the South SIDE 1o'
several days. !,
Mrs. Trcd +. Taris and Mrs. H. Il
1.;,cbcn who have been spending '~'
oLs ,t Rattle Creek. Michigan. VII
r,,urp IN their homes IN this city L"
morrow. ,.,.,no
Mrs n J.. StonckinE. Of SlstrrsVillc
W vn. is visiting relatives in tho CITY
for few dnys.
Mrs. Julian c. Hcarnc. or Lrhther
wood, will return tomorrow from BATTLE
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THANKSGIVING At
CR|TTENDEN HOME

\ lrornc coming and Thanksgiving din-
nor for the girls Of tho Florence CIT
trnJrn Home and thos" who resided at
tn. homo in the past. Will he given
Thursday at the institution under the
direction Of Miss Elizabeth Rungec. SUI
pcrint cndcnt. In the evening at clght
o'clock a program will BIZ given, which
will no in charge Of Miss Alice Wilkin-
sor and Miss Hazel Scamon Of the Phil
an,hropic department Of the Womans
club, featuring music by members OF inc
club and others. who will contribute 10
tha entertainment Of the girls at home.
Following this program another one
will be given ut the Altenehim Home
on Friday evening under the direction Oh
tho same young women
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About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From the City.
Az THE HOTELS

At THE HOTELS
NcIure-C. A. Long. Pine Sr0Ve'
Glenn Jones, Warrington; W. E. Steeher'
CIarksburg: c. A. Snyder. Cameron.
Windsor-w. T. George. Phihppl.
Rogers-E. W. Rankin. keyser; u d
Clarksburg.
Stamm-W. l.. Riggs. Spring Run
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred N Newman o.
Fast Fourteenth street. are the PROUD
PARENTS of a bouncing baby girl DoFn
last night.
capt. Frank HUMPHREYS OF Clarns'on'
former captain OF the steamer Lioer'y'
was a weekend visitor in the city.
Rev. II. Vernon Baker. OF Morristown'
Pa was in the city yesterday. he oc-
cupied the pulpit Of the Second Fresoy-
terrain church. -
Miss Cecile McCracken has left the
city for her home in Cameron AFTER
spending a few days here
Mr.. Harry Keyes, prominent local rHn
was in Columbus Saturday to the y. y
u.-Illinois football clash
Hicks Frink and william Bellevue
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CLUB NOTES
To Give Recital.

An interesting recital will he mat given
bv the musical depart mcnt of the Woin-
ms club. on Tuesday evening mt inc a
%. l.. w. hall. 1t appears that thrre
has been some MISUNDERSTANDING ahout
the date which was set for Monday 2Ath
originally, but owing to the rehcarsais
for The Messiah which are scheduled lot
every Monday night. the recital date mas
been changed TO Tuesday. November 20
Miss sarah Metzncr has the program IN
charge. and judging from the diversity
OF numbers which she has selected lheFe
will lsr 4 most enjoyable evening spent
by those who attend.
Following is the program;
Narchc Militarie--Iiano duet. .Schuoert
Misses Lena Kraft and Edith
I;dmundson
II Fear Nc Foe" ...............' srlsul'
Earl King.
Every Flower from Madame butterfly {.
Mrs, Profcrn and Miss Carrie
SchcnCrlc:n
! Violin Solo from Rigolctto. ..-'' Ncru'
, Miss Lewis
! A.-Aria from Cavalieria Rusttcana
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Voters of the suburbs, do not be
fooled. For some time you have
been paying taxes to furnish city
Improvement for men living
around and amongst you. There
are men living close to your NUM-
cipaities, but not in them, who do
not pay city taxes, yet enjoy oil
the benefits of city Improvement.
These are the men who are today
opposing Greater Wheeling. You
know them. You can spot them.
You can hear them talking, and
Won can see their efforts to escape
paving their share of taxes. Don t
vote longer to allow them to es-
cape paying their share Of taxes
for the city improvements which
they have enjoyed for years and
to which they have not contr1but
ed a cent.
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corporation would be liable lot
all its Indebtedness. Does MIR.
O'Brien deny this? If that be
so, all of the property within the
enlarged corporation is liable for
the million dollar Indebtedness
which has been authorized, but
does not yet exist; the annexed
territory will be liable for It's
share of that Indebtedness I'M
less excused by the language in
the Act. So Mr.. O'Brien, willy
nilly, is brought back to the CUES
ton whether at the time of the
extension of it's boundaries, to
use the language of the act, the
city of Wheeling will have a
bonded Indebtedness for this
million dollars. What is the
time of the extension of It's
boundaries? The act says dis
tinctly that in case of a favorable
result of the vote "all of the ter
ritory within the boundaries
herein described shall be and
become a part of the city OF
Wheeling on the first day OF
January, 1920"
Has the city of Wheeling now,
NJ can, if have on the first day OF
January, 1920, this million dol
lar bonded Indebtedness? There
can be no indebtedness without
a creditor. Who is the creditor
in this case? Who will be the
creditor in it on January LIST,
1920? Manifcstly no one.
Further. tn G indebtedness
from which the annexed terri
torv is to be exempted must be
a bonded Indebtedness. That
means a debt evidenced by bonds
owned by a creditor, Who are
the bondholders? Who Will
they be on January LIST, 1920!
MIR. O'Brien's Friday letter
talks sometimes about the vote
of the people being "thc creation
of the Indebtedness, and some
times about the ''vote authorlz-
ing the creation Of this debt,
and again says "thc essential
thing required in the creation OF
a municipal bonded debt Is that
it be ratified by thrcc-ttthS
vote" Whether this Is due tc
an unconscious confusion OF
thought or to an intentional
confusion of expression IS mn
material. Everybody, intending
Mr.. O'Brien, knows that a favor
able vote of the people does not
create a debt. That can only DC
done by the city itself, acting
through its officers. One ncceS
sary condition of their doing SC
is favorable vote by the pco
pie.
The authority for an issue OF
bonds by a municipal corpora
ton is to be found cin the Act OF
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LEGISLATURE of December 2, 1873,
the provisions of which, by the
charter of the city of Wheeling,
are made to apply to that city.
That statute provides, in section
l. that "all municipal corpora
tons are hereby authorized to
issue bonds and to sell the
same" The people cannot IS
sue or sell bonds by voting that
they may be issued by the cor
poration. Section 9 of that act
emphasizes this in imposing
penalties upon the officers of a
citv for issuing and selling
bonds, or evidences of indebted
ness otherwise than as authorlz-
ed by that act.
The bonded indebtedness
therefore is not created until the
bonds which have been author
lied by a popular vote arc Is,
sued and sold by the officers OF
the corporation. Strangely
enough, Mr.. O'Bricn has en-
phasized this truth in his Satulr-
dav letter to The Intelligcncer.
He mentions Il decision of the
Supreme Court of the United
States, relating to the city OF
Memphis, but does not name
the case and does not state the
facts upon which it Was decided.
We do that for him. 1t Is the
case of Brown VS.. the city or
Memphis, 81 United States re-
ports 2S4. That was not a suit
upon bonds which constituted
an Indebtedness arising before
the annexation of territory. 1T
was a suit brought by a con-
tractor who had done work I'M
dor contracts executed by the
officers of the city, complete IN
themselves, and fully binding
on the city long before anneNa-
ton took place. IF that were
the case here, Mr.. O'Bricn's eta
ton might hell him. As such
plainly is not the case here, the
citation simply illustrates ana
emphasizes the fallacy OF his
claim and his inability to com
prchcnd the point involved.
But this precise question has
arisen. as, for example, in the
case of White VS.. the city of At
lanta, 1874 Georgia 332. in which
the Court holds, "Whcre the
Legislature amends the charter
of a municipality so as to extend
its corporation limits and IN
cludc therein contiguous terri
tory, all the inhabitants and their
PROPERTY within the limits fixed
are subject to taxation to raise
municipal revenue for all lcgltl-
mate purposes, without respect
TO the time when some of the
liabilities arose. Under such
circumstances, unless otherwise
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He proceeds, "the essential
thing required in the creation OF
Municipal bonded debt is that
it be ratified by a three-tifths
vote of the people to be taxed to
pay it." Mr.. O'Brien found it
necessary to add some words OF
his own, ito be taxed to pay 1t
to the express language OF the
constitution of the State, which
requires ratification by a three
ffths vote of the people, and
says nothing about the people
who are to be taxed to pay 1t. IT
the constitution had contained
the words which the necessities
of Mr.. O'Brien's case compelled
him to interpolate, that provision
would be just as nonsenslcal rs 1t
is in Mr.. O'Bricn's statement.
Thousands of people will be
taxed to pay that million dollars
indebtedness who did not vote
ON it, had no chance to vote on
it. are not now living in Wheel
ing, are not now living at all.
People who come into Wheeling
or come into the world after the
CITY of Wheeling has the bonded
Indebtedness will be taxed to
pay it. The same is true of the
people who may be brought into
the city by an Act of Legislature.
Mr.. O'Brien certainly will not
deny that the Legislature has the
power to bring the people of ad-
Joining territory into the city OF
Wheeling, the exercise Of which
power is limited only by the will
of the legislature. Bonds which
bind the community are not
authorized by the individuals
who are to be taxed for the pay
ment, but by the whole COM
munity. The community re-
mains, with whatever limits the
legislature may assign to it from
time to time, and must pay the
debt no matter what changes
may occur among the indi-
viduals composing it.
Nobody, except possibly the
editor of the News, not even
Mr.. O'Brien, disputes that the
territory annexed to the city
shares in the liability for all the
Indebtedness of that city, unless
there be something to the con-
trary in the act which makes the
annexation. The author of this
act, perhaps Mr.. O'Brien him
self, recognized this invariablc
rule when he inserted the pro
vision exempting the territory
proposed to be annexed to
Wheeling from certain indebted
ness which is designated with
precision. We repeat that but
for that provision all of the prop
ertv in the new and expanded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
TWILIGHT RECITAL

The Twilight Recital at the Ii
Presbyterian church yesterday Al
noon was poorly attended owing W
bad weather. An interesting prot
was selected by Mr.. Fred He'll. tSSI9|
organ retail. to which MrA
Weidebusch contributed two vocal nu
bers. =.
The recital next Sunday will b HtySl
by Miss Nan Smith, organist, Ane
Fred Campbell, violinist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Happy After 20 Years

"I nust write and toll you am get
ting along fine. For 20 years that -
over half Of my lifc have spent in poor
health and suffering from severe ga
in stomach and indigestion. May
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othcrs who have taken IT for the SAN"
trouble and are now we'll again" 1t is
n simple, harmless preparation that re-.
moves the catarrhal mucus from IN"
Intestinal tract and allays the infIam,
nation which causes praciicnliy 9ti
stomach, liver and intestine ailments;
including appondIcitiS, ~ dose Will
convince or mop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
H|BERNIANS MEET
Parks Division 4. o. x. Holds -
Monthly Meeting Of the l. o. Q. y:
Building. ~

An interesting meeting Of Parke ~
vision. No. /, Ancient Order Of Hhefnt
fans, was held yesterday afternoon 6t tn
assembly rooms Of the \ o. y. w.
on Chapllne street and a large attenA
ancc was feature Of the meetinEsfe
State President NJ. A. McRae preetao
Mt the meeting and read communists
from National President James E $3.50
Of indianapolis, Ind. which told Of e.
good work that had been carried ~
throughout the country. James HoNe4,
OF bridgeport, also attended and den1Si
cd an address Of welcome.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.-
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provided by law, debts of the
CORPORATION contracted before.
the limits were extended are ,
chargeable upon the city as en-
larged by the territory added, as,
well as upon that included IN the
boundaries before they were ex-
tended. Such a provision is not
unconstitutional on the ground
that this would amount to bind
ing the new inhabitants by a pre-
viously incurred debt without
their having voted to incur It,"
In that case the Supreme
Court of Georgia cites with APP
proval case in the Supreme
Court of the United States, De-
cided after the case referred to
by Mr.. O'Brien, the case OF
Mount Pleasant vs.. Beckwith,
100 United States Reports SD,
which refuted Mr.. O'Brien's con-.
tentions and clearly supports the
views we hold and have here ex-5,
pressed.
We repeat that there are here
two questions:
/. When does the bonded IN
debtedness begin to exist7 We
saw when bonds duly authorized
have been issued and sold by the
proper officers of the corpora
ton. When, according to Mr..
O'Brien, does the bonded indebt-'
edness exist?
9. When will the. territory,
within the boundaries described,
become a part of the city OF
Wheeling? We say, and the
Act of Legislature says, the first
dav of January, 1920. What
does Mr.. O'Brien sayf
lnasmuch as any territory
which may be annexed will be
liable for it's share of all indebt-
edness of the city of Wheeling,
except such as the city may have
on January 1, 1920, and as this
million dollars bonded indebted
ness of the city of Wheeling
cannot possibly exist until after
January l, 1920, it shows cons
clusivelv that the annexed terri.
tory will not be exempted from
the taxes to pay that million dol
lars Indebtedness.
Of course, it hurts our feel
ings to be told by Mr.. O'Brien
that the opinion we expressed
is unworthy of us, and we might
be tempted to retort in kind; but
candor and courtesy unite to
compel our admission that Mr.
O'Bricn's opinion is quite
worthy of him. =.
J.H. BRENNAN
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Creek, Michigan. where she has oeen
spending the past few weeks.
Warren Ncsbitt. OF Racine. Wis. VINO
has been spending a vacation the guest
of his brother Arthur Nesbitt. OF SIX
tenth street, will leave today Tor MS
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B.--"A Memory"
Mrs, r. Il. Marshall

B.--"A Memory
Mrs. r. Il. Marshall
:, ~. ,.inrr, D,nr,. .KrriSler
- u,,,r,ri,n 1,,uco Brahms
piano Solos by Miss Jessie Wolfe
DUct-Cavalcria Rusticana
Nrs Flora williams and Elmer Hoelzle
I'm A Carpenters Sh"w"-Chorus.
Directed by Mrs. Flora Williams.
The Young people under fourteen
wears of age. who dosire to attend inc
rccitals series for the season. Will DC
admitted ut tho nominal fec Of $3.50 TOT
n season ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
FOR LUNBAC0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves

You lust rub Mustero!e IN mta9;
usually the pain - gooe-a debGoes u
soothing comfort comesto takei6poc.9
Musterole is clean. white cintm
made with oil of mustard. Use i tnsee
of mustard plaster. VIII not b!abef.
Many doctors and nurses NE Mu
ole and recommend It totheir paha
They will gladly tell you Whit r.
Il gives from sore throat, brooea
Group stiff neck. asthma. newe
congestion, plemisy, rheumatim 80
bago, pains and acheS OF The eA6 IL
joints sprains, sore musc!eA -
chilblains frosted feet, codS q -
chest Always dependable. -
80 and 6Oc jars hospital che ~
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To the Voters of Wheeling and Its Suburbs.

MIR Bren ] evt7
TO BE IAAED
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

buy WAR SAVINGS SrANPs.-
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
Tho Clothing Situation

For men and boys IL very acute and
the tendency for higher prices con-
tinues. While merchants are running
all o-er the country trying to secure
mode. merchandise, fortunately the
us, had the foresight and nerve to
20 iato the market when conditions
were more normal, thereby, securing
first choice of patterns and materials,
getting them into the house for dis
play and sale at reasonable prices, for
which the public seems duly grateful
by the way they are buying of us, Ev-
cry day finds new goods from early
purchase coming in to fiji up our de-
pleted stocks. Even under these won
derful circumstances We would ad-
wise an early purchase Cf Suits, I'M
derwear, Wool Shirts, RaincOats,
Mackinaws, Sweaters. Hat and Mems
Overe0ats. Chlldrens Oyercoats are,
however, very scarce at the present
time but we have always had few to
show and in few days will have
full and complete stock.
Two experienced men added to our
sales force to care for our increasing
business,
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DIR. SMOOT is GOOD
BAND DIRECTOR

Although Director J. w. Young, of
Boys Band, was out of the city Thurs
day, the organization furnished good
"usic in the interest of the City Mis-
sion Benefit play. DR.. p. G. Smoot
acted as director in the absence of
rof. Young and was able to get good
harmony from the aggregation of
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
PROGRAM FOR GEM
AND WASHINGTON

Manager Russell announces the pro-
gram at the Gem and the Washington
for next week as follows:
Monday-Bert Lyle in Easy To
Make Money"
Tuesday at Gem only-Dorothy
Gish in "In Boots"
Wednesday-Dorothy Green in THE
Praise Agent"
Thursday-Billy Burke in Good
Gracious Annabelle".
Friday at Gem only-First National
presents Empty Pockets" also Cur
rent Events.
Saturday, Gem only-Anita Stewart
in From Headquarters" Mack Sen
nett comedy, when Love is Blind"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE-416 acres of fer
tile, loose clay loan limestone land,
splendidly adapted to stock, grain,
tobacco, clover and bluegrass.
Abundance of good water; slightly
roliingi seven-room dwelling; big
tobacco barn; new stock barn, crib
and hoghouse; new stripping house
and large chicken house. This farm
has a reputation. Address owner,
E, s. Breckenridge, Seamon, o. 7-6t
FOR SALE-A coal heater. Apply to
Miss Lizzie Conrad. 5-3t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
PLAN ANOTHER HOG SALE

Officers and members of the Mason
County Swine Breeders Association
have already begun to make plans for
another big pure. bred hog sale to be
held in Maysville sometime during the
coming spring. The next sale will be
advertised extensively all over Ken
lucky and the Ohio valley.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR INITIATE

AT the meeting of the local knights
Templar Thursday night at the Ma
sonic Temple at Third and Market
streets, two candidates were knighted.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
PETE MORRISON AND BILLY
WEST AT PASTIME TOMORROW

Pete Morrison in western Wooing"
a big sensational western play and
Billy West as Charlie Chaplin in
"Flirts" some comedy, are the special
features of the program to be present
ed at the Pastime tomorrow. The New
Screen Magazine will also be pro
jected.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07

Try a Ledger Want AID. II Pays.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

Cattle-122S head offered Good,
steady. Others slow.
Bulls-Dull.
Calves-Steady.
Hogs-1055S head offered closing
$14.50.
Lambs-$13.50; seconds $11Q12;
common 10c down.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-07
MASTER
MASTER
COMMISSIONERS sale!
MASON CIRCUIT COURT

MASON CIRCUIT COURT
Day and Night Garage. ...... Plaintiff
VII. Judgment and Order Of Sale
Charles B. Wilson,. ....... Defendant
In obedience to Judgment and Or
der of Sale in the above-styled action,
will, as Master Commissioner, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919,
az 1880 o'clock. p. M, proceed, at the
Fay and Night Garage Building, on
Il North side of East Second Street,
be ween Limestone and Bridge Streets,
IN the City Of Maysville, Kentucky, TO
.o.l, at public cutlery. and to the high
ct and best bidder, one Q) Maxwell
Car. or Automobile, No. 1757S5, be-
l. lging to the defendant, Charles B.
v ilson, in order to satisfy the judg-
l. Ont debt of the above-named plain
tt, corporation, amounting to
:, j7.77. together with interest thereon,
a the rate of per cent per annum,
om January /, 1918, until paid, and
II cost expended in this action.
TERMS OF SALE-Said automobile
II be sold upon credit of three
- months. The purchaser will be
- luired to execute Sale Bond for
Q purchase price, with approved per-
s.nal security, payable to me as Mas
to' Commissioners, and bearing inter-
ct thereon at the rate of G per cent.
p : annum from the day Of sale. Said
sale Bond will have the force and eff
&c I Of Replevin Bond. with lien
re aimed thereon upon the automobile
NJ ia, In order to secure the payment
of the purchase price.
A. q. SULSER,
Master Commissioner.
A, ID, COLE, Attorney,