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Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
LONDON IS HERSELF AGAIN
lManchester Guardian.l

Manchester Guardian.)
 One by one they are coming back. The vivid" four-in-hand coach sets out for Northumberland avenue in the ordinary way every morning, with its well groomed horses and it's coachman blowing his horn. It is that which makes the colonial soldiers rub their eyes, and old Nelson at the masthead, whose lions are being washed today, must feel that London is almost her self again. The fountains are now frothing like pots of 'four-'a round about him in the sunshine.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10

again with basket of select pine apples. The round of flower shows is scenting London again, and Salter Bros steamboats go on their delecta- ble voyages between Kingston and OK ford.
 Whatever is to come, London at the moment looks her happiest.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
LITTLE INTEREST IN
 MESA BOND ELECTION

MESA, July 10.-Ihe $1o0.O 900 bond issue voted on in Mesa Tuesday of this week, carried, though the vote was light enough to evidence a lack of in terest in the matter. only 60 votes were cast, AZ of these being for and IS against the bonds.
 The election had been called at the request of the Mesa town council for the purpose of making certain needed improvements in the various town owned utilities.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Old Time Resident Here

'Buck" Stevenson. well-known to all old residents of Mesa, is in town shak- ing hands with his many friends. He has been away for nearly ten years and while expecting changes, is pleasantly surprised at the development of the town.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
MOSQUITOES 2,ooo, 900 YEARS AGO
Scientific American.) )

Writing on the probable antiquity of mosquitoes, as shown by the geo logical record, Prof. T. D. A. Cockerell of the University of Colorado states that the oldest forms positively identi- fled as belonging to the genus Culex or other genera of the mosquito family have been found in Eocene rocks, and old
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Funeral of Mrs. Dana Today

The funeral services for Mrs. Hugh Dana will be held at the First Ward chapel this afternoon, Bishop Edgar Hunsaker presiding. The death of this most estimable woman, a devoted member of the Church of Latter Day Saints, has produced a feeling of sad ness among all who knew her.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10

Heating: Hot air furnace with water coil.
 For plans send to U. s. Housing Cor poration, Washington, D. c.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Correspondent on Vacation

The Tempe correspondent expects to to be gone on her vacation and while away, anyone wishing to contribute to the news column may continue to call her phone number 206, or see Mrs. Ira Haynes who lives on West Fifth street in the Kingsbury apartments.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
WiII summer in California

Mrs. F. M. Atwood and her neice, with the latters son, will leave today for California where they will visit for the next two months.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Gone to Hayden

L. V. Wildermuth left yesterday morning for Hayden, being summoned there ep account of the death of Law renee J. Hogg.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
w. N. Beyerle to California

w. N. Beyerle, proprietor of the Bey- erie machine shop has gone to the coast for a well-deserved vacation.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Phoenix Officers Here

Chief of Police Brisbois and Plain clothesman Grove of Phoenix were business visitors among the south side towns yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Returns from Two Year Mission

Murnice Griner returned yesterday from a two years mission for the Church of Latter Day Saints. His work was in South Carolina. Before leaving here, Mr. Griner was with the Lesueur Grocery company. He will To- cate in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Aeespts Position Here

Mir. Robinson of Teneha, Texas, has accepted a position at the Woods pharmacy. The Robinsons will occupy he Fred Walsh home during the ab- sence of MT. and Mrs. Walsh in Cali tornia-
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Injury Improvinq

Mir. Tohey. trouble man for the tele- phone company, who received a severe cut on one of his hands from broken insulator, is recovering nicely. It was feared that blood poison would set in.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Peoria Shins Cants

The first car of cantaloupes to be shipped from Peoria were shipped by Dawson Bros. last night. There are about 300 acres near Peoria of fine quality melons.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Cd North for Vacation

M B. Morrel of the Texas pool hall, with his family and with L. A. Hayes and family of Peoria left yesterday for an extended trip in the northern part of the state. They expect to visit the Grand Canyon before their return.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Comes Over From Phoenix

Mir. and Mrs. Rex Catt of Phoenix were Glendale visitors today. Mir Catt represents the Southern Border Motor Co.,. which sells the Republic trucks.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Phoenix Visitors

Misses Bess and Velma Barkley of Phoenix have been spending a few days with the Misses Vivyan and Jesse Belle Moeur.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10

Use The Republican Classified Pages for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-07-10
Texas Business Man Here

F. Oglesby of Dallas, Texas, is pros pecting in the valley with a view to To- eating here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
MORE AMERICANS To RUSSIA
BY ORDER Of THE PRESIDENT
Massacre Feared if the Allie Troops Are Withdrawn
from the Far North Germany Responsible tor the
Outbreak OF Bolshevism.

,norsent that weather conditions IN IN"
spring will permit. The President mas
directed mo to communicate tho fore
going to the heads Of tho allied gov
ernments. which 1. hav" done The
President desires that his action an"
the reasons for IL be communicative 10
the military committees Of thr s"h'''"
and housH for their tnformation.'
I'm addition to the foregoing Cen
eral Bliss tells m" that the" british
government is sending & force Of about
400 men 70 MurmanSk. that they nave
requested the cooperation OF the Pres
ident to the sending Of TWO companies
OF railway troops abuv" referred 10.
The desire for the railway TROOPS Is
based upon the fact that supplies and
reinforcemcntS for ArchanEci during
the winter have 10 20 BY railrond south
from Thurman to point near the south
ern extreme Of the White Sea and THAI
tn, operation Of this railroad is hclt"F-
cd by the British II h" absolutely nee
essary TO suarantc" tho prorIr' move
mont Of rcinforccmcnts and SUPPLIES t"
Archangel and the troops south q;
Archangel General Bliss also informs
me that the British military authorities
do not feel any apprehension as to inc
military situation ut Archangel.
IN accordance with the direction OF
the President. I transmit this informa-
ton to the. senate committee on MILL
tary affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
P. R. R. BAGGAGE
MASTER RUN DOWN
Paralysis If Right Side Relieved
,Py NJ Vim

Poor circulation, impoTerisne1l
blood, coppcry skin, sallowness, colo
cxtremitics, lack Of. vim, sleepless-
ness, poor appetite and even peresls
a-n now troubles unknown to him, ac-
cortling to the statement Of j.; RI. ASH 2
baugh, baggage master OF the +: ~:
r. .Allev Valley" branch, who resides
at SS8 North Grant St., klttannlng'
Pa, For a man of sixty. Mr.. ASH,
bauch is now wonderfully spry ana
vicorous-"as good a man as any,
so he says-bnt, rcad his entire staue-
ment. It viii interest and profit you.
"1rcn Weed Tonic mas benny ny
-cm,.iu. | had pdrcsis-Thoigy
,rcht side ,raY GFcctcd: fonh
~ rot ~ sIrrp. Not" 40 both
TrcaLtriv. Nh Vim did II. nonr
. 10, nan Of ne. No more r.
rcg.s an tor? ~ I eau ns' .m'
, ncr ',,,In% h1,f nv blood has come
back and / ircl ~ good as any
bUIv.'
Eu Vim Iron Weed Tonic not only
ovcrcomcs many of the troubles men
"xncriencc al Fir. AShbaugh's age. but
disorders Of stomach: bowels. HVtt t
kidneys and blood, in sufferers Oh oot .,
sexes and all ages. Iry II AoE any
debilitatcd condition.
Nh Vim may be had in Wheeling ,S az
CREST & Companys Drug Store Al-'
Market Street
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Massacre If DeseI-ted.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Roger F..
SimonS who recently returned from Il
mission to Russia. for tho bureau o.
commerce. today told the senate c";n-
mittre investigating tawless agitation
in this country that if tho AMERICAN
and allied forces were withdrawn from
Northern Russia tho Bolsheviki would
engage in one Of the h!ood'"St mass
acres the world had ever seen.
The witness said he wls SURPRISED mt
the demands being rnadc for tho with
dra~al Of the American forces and told
the committee that every time tho Amer
lean and allied soldiers had found II
necessary to give up ground in northern
Russia the BolShcvili had swept in and
inaugurated an orgy OF murder or peace
full citizens. He said that before leaving
Archangcl last November :. he had
found that the American troops were
we'll supplied and had performed great
nets Of heroism which yet remain to
BE- told.
All the Russians IN the northern dis
trict were sympathetic with the allied
forces. ne said. and were praying that
they would not be removed
Evidence which he said showed that
Germany was responsible for the out
break of Bolshcvisrn in Russia was pre-
sented to the committee by MI Sim
mons. 1t included q sworn statement or
Russian that just before the CZai' 8
government was overthrowu.. he was
sent by the German imperial chancellor
to Switzerland to determine which OF
the Russian socialist schools there was
the most radical and to offer the leader
:, ono, moo marks if he would send his
men into. Russia to spread their prora-
rsnda. After visiting Switzerland. the
Russian reported that the school headed
by I.cnine was tho most radical. but nc
recommended that the services Of Loutno
be not enea gcd. as tho result. is success
full would mean terrible catastrophe
for Russia
This evidence Mr.. Simmons said.
coupled with the fact that Lenine passed
through Germany on his way from
Switzerland to Russia: that the members
| Of the Rcd Guard were given iron
crosses and that German soldiers and
! officers were used to put down anti
Bo,shcvik mutiny. proved beyond a
doubt where the responsibility lay Tor
the reign Of terror in Russia
The witness read to tho committee the
; text Of n number OF DEGREES through
which the Boishviks secured the nation
alization Of women.
! "These need no comment he said.
( 49,
and upheld by the propaganda now being
circulated in tho United States in an ef-
fort TO Justify Bolshcvism. The creed
Of the Bolsheviks does not respect and
! in fact discouraCcs and In some cases
! oven prohibits women from being WRIT
ious, 1t is the same with religion. The
iBo,sheviks favor no religion OF any
| sort
Full publicity Of the acts Of tho Boil
shcvik, Mr.. Simmons said. would be SUI,
fcicnt to kill the idea in the mlnds OF
any Americans who might have been
sympathetic.
! what do you think Of men Ike
Robert B. Williams. who came over here
and uphold Bolshcvisrn?' asked one
member Of the committee.
1T think" replied the witness, ena'
ujl1,ans left Russia before the terror
ism began: Williams now is going upon
theory and is not taking into consider
alton tho practice of that theory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
RHEuMATICs
get BUSY!
TREY ARE ALL RECOMMENDING
"sEuTReIE PRESCRIPTION SO"

They have used "Neutrone Pre-
scrintion 90" and their tired, aching,
weary swollen joints and muscles
have disappeared, what a relief after
those long weeks Of suffering and
misery.
'rNeutrone Prescription 80" causes
all rheumatic poisons to disappear
by purifying the blood. making 1t as
nature intended it should be.
Go to your druggist and get a SOC
mr. 81 90 bottle and insure your share
OF ines comfort and happiness.
C.R, Griest & Co., and leading drug
lists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Moun6sv1l1e Briefs.

TWO prisoners wcrc released from the
state prison yesterday, having served
their sentences. A..
The musical department loo. Of The the
Womans' club held Il meeting last even
inr in the FIRST Presbyterian church
Sunday school rooms.
Walter J. Morrison has written from.
Germany to his mother, Mrs. ]. A., Moi
rison. Of this city. He is stationed near
Met1
The Senior Homo Guards Of the First
NJ e. church will be entertained with
dinner at the homo of Mrs. s. w. Booker
on Fifth street this evening.
Miss Daisy Gorby entertained the
Monday Night club at her home on Third
street last evening.
Division = Of the First ". L. Ladies
Aid society met last evening at TIC
home of Mrs. VI. G. Baker.
Mrs, John Campbell is confined 10 hcr
home OH First street with Illness.
less N link was 4 business visitor III
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. William H,nzc has returned TO
her home on Oak avenue after visit
with friends in Wheeling.
Dean Garvin has departed for Nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WANTS sEIP-GovERN11EET

BOSTUN.. Feb. 1I.-Manncl L. Quo
econ. president of the Philippine senate
urged the right of the Filipinos to be
given complete sclf-governmcnt In an
address before the twentieth annual
meeting of the Anti-1mpcrialist league
here today Mr.. Qmczeon said that his
country had maintainr da stable gov
,rnmrnt for thrc" years and that Amer
ica. to keep its promises and to be con-
sistent with the stand taken towards
."'u'I nutions by President Wilson,
should grant the islands sclf-Govcrn'
El'nt.
Moorcticld Storey WAS reelected pres
dcnt of the lcuEuc.%,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
FEW INDICTMENTS
BY BROOKE COUNTY
GRAND JURY MONDAY

The grand jury OF Brooke county set
Yesterday in the court house ut Wells
burg and found five true bills for tic
coming term o. sourL
The grand jury consisted of Harry
Cnurf, r. Coyir, &. u. Kyle. Tom McGce,
Elmer Jackson. 6. ?. Jones. Henry G.
Wells. George Patterson, Ross Marsh
\. l.. Miller. Carbin Johnson. J. O.
Marsh. W. G. Boyd. .. l.. Mccoy. NJ
Masters and W. Crawford.
Tho True Bills.
Max Rothchild. charged with the de-
ralration of $4,000 by taking money
from people To invest in certain ak.sck5
and absconding with the money re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
BIG BRICK ENTERPRISE
| TO the Intclligencer

Special 10 the 1nlclIlSenCeT
MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Feb. It.
a charter has been granted by the secre-
tnry Of state Of West Virginia to the
National Shale Brick company. firm
recently organized here. and its capital
placed ut 3350.0oo. in addition to which
it will float bond issue Of $500. 900, 10
be. used in the erection Of a monster
brick plant near here. The directors OF
the new company are James H. Dawes.
Of New York and Philadelphia who Is
connected with the New York State
Dredging corporation; James N. Dyson.
a prominent paper manufacturer OF
Philadelphia; Attorney F. Vernon Aler
J. A. Butler and w. c. Crawford. OF this
city. In addition 10 these directors more
will be added in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
DIVORCE MILL
GR|NDS OUT
SEVEN RELEASES
Marital Difficulties of Seven Couples
Results in Granting Of Freedom
From Tics.

The following divorces were granted
in Common Pleas court on Monday:
Ella Johnson ~. Julius Johnson
vs.. Reuben VI. Hill. willful absence;
Steve Muranyi rs. Margaret Muranyl'
willful absence: Vincent ItcEiis vs.. Anna
ReGits. adultery; J. William Harris rs.
BESSIE Harris adultery; Nora W iSc vs..
Knhcr, l.. Wise. extreme cruelty; Belle
Collins vs.. James /. Collins. impEison-
mcnt in pcnitentiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Ciswell Funeral

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the remains. OF the late
Mrs. Martha Criswell. an aged lady or
Fourth street, who died Saturday Her
husband and three children survive Ser
vices were held from the home of her
daughter Mrs. Harrison Waite. on
Fourth street, conducted by Captain Ba-
kcr Of the Salvation Army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
COUGHS AND COLDS
need ATTENTION
Dr.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
brings speedy, easy relief

Pneumonia. and tuberculosis often
follow ne elected colds and coughs. Don't
neglect yours TAX" nr: l"ll's lfn"-Tar-
Honey faithfully and l." on the safe side.
1!rings quick relief from lingering
cnu CHS. prutractcd colds grippe. hr"n-
chitiS. Soon thr shifting stops. BREATH
ing becomes easier. The nhlrEm iS
!ousencd and expelled. congestion van
ishns. You feel like yourself again.
Effective rs il IS. l1r. l:rII's Pine Tar
Honey is most cc"nrniruI. Try it. "nr.
soc and $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
ReviYalS Begin

Sunday r"vivnl meetings wcrr started
in RI" FRS NJ. =. church and Rev. c. G..
slater pastor of IN" church, is in
charge. II" predicts some splendid
meetings md has prepared q number Of
excellent sermons. While in Charleston
Rev. Slater held Il series of "vanCclfS;iC
meetings which resulted in 500 CONVEX
siors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Funeral Hclo

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning over the remains Of the late
Mrs. f. r. Woodruff at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Woodruff Of Morton ave
nue.: The services were held ut 10
O'Clock conducted by Rev. G. q. St1tcr.
pastor of the First NJ. T.. church. Inter
ment took place in Grc"nlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Yenrnaasfliu Class.

Last week 4 psnmanship class was
started In the Central School building
by Frof. Q. r. Thomas. Today is tie
last day for now rnombcrS to enter. and
many are urged TO join. The b"st pen
man ut the close Of tho school term
will receive n IS gold piece, offered by
Prof Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
M0UNDSVILLE
NEWS


Robert Rlankensop, Moundsvtlle boy.
who has lust arrived home from France
has received orders to sail again for
France in q few days. He is connected
with field hospital unit, and it is un-
dcrStood that he Will be connected with
the army Of reconstruction. lie will
spend about 10 days here. however.
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gantown to resume study at the state
university.
Miss l.dda Martin has returned home
from Charleston, where she was called
by the illness and death OF Il friend, y.
NJ. Sulvers.
William Br,-son has gone to Indiana.
called by tho death OF the father OF
Mrs. Eryson.
c. J. RcnS0n has returned Ia his home
in Pittsburgh after spending two days
with friends and relatives i'll THIS city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Case Compromised.

The case OF James A. Eonar and James
A. Eonar, Jr., vs.. Charles l.. Simmon;.
slated for trial i'll circuit court Ecstcf,,
dar u,s dismissed. having been settled
cut Of court. The case of WILLIAM
Thompson vs. Robert Carroll. a breach
of promise action. was in court ycstcr.
day. The principals arc. residents OF
Sand Hill district and the suit arose
over a contention regarding land rentals.
The The Following cases arc on the dock!
for today: Samuel Horn and Harold
Trccd vs. George Albert, and JoseEh
Garbcst VS.. J. D. Burnley, executor etG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Probate Court.

In re- estate Of Albert XclinSki. dcccas-
cd. Application filed for appointment CT
administrator. Bond, $50. nlcd and ar
proved APPOINTMENT made. letters Or.
dcrcd and iSsued Inventory dispensed
with.
Lynn Dnnlcy, deceased Widow came
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r!son was convicted twice before oI
liquor charges.
RAkBr Funeral.

Tho funeral Of Frank Baker. local
man. was held here yesterday afternonIl
by Rev. c, G. Slater. pastor OF the FRS s.,
NJ E. church Intcrmcnt took place III
Grncnlayyn cemetery. Tho late Mir Be-
l;er died Saturday night and IS survived
ny q wife and three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Sarrr5 Concert

ARRANGEMENTS hav" hr"u completed by
tho members u the Eagle band "f this
city for sacred concert 10 h" held n
tn" Park th"ai"r Sunday afternoon.
March .. y silver offering will -
tulcp
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Unurir'in fir..Dh anal I:nn linrrIsnn.
fiit1r,on wurr,.u. charged with violation
uf ,l. Yosr .:N. and who wrr" arrested
thor. Saturday "nh brought hero. w"r''
taken TO New MmriinSriIl" Yesterday
for trial. II is claimed that Mrs. Gar
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Nde Justice

In county court yesterday II: w
Steel of Webster district WAS appolntco
justice Of the peace. Routine business
CONSUMED practically the entire session
of the court
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Dance Tonight,

This evening dance will be hold by
tho Moundsvilln lodge of ElkS and 4 very
pleasant evening is in prospect. The
committee in charge has issued many
i invitations. and orchestra music will be
! nrSyided.
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ceived: his bond was nrst placed !
$500. but was raised to $500.
Len Hall. felony.
F.. G. Shannon, felony.
Harry Crawford. misdemeanor.
Andy Frank, assault.
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into open court and elected to take un-
Trsu Gusy. mothers pension. Appli-
Lucille Pickard. mothers pension. APP
plication filed.
J. c. Boyd. deceased. hearing on cx-
captions TO account flied.
Mary NJ. Brokaw, deceased. Commls+
sion with will annexed returned and
filed endorsed with return OF commiST,'
sioner and with deposition OF emily IS;
Harris. Will admitted Ia probate ana
record ordered. Citation ordered ana Is
sued TO widowcr 10 make election u""'i
Jacob Kornen. deceased. Will and
application TO admit t. probate hled.
Probate and record ordered. CitatIni'
election under will. Citation returned
and filed, endorsed with acknowledgment
of service. Widow came into open court
and elected to take under Will. -lppl,-
cation filed for appointment OF ,Me ecu
trix. No bond required. Appointments
made, letters ordered and issued. liz
vcntory ordered. order issued.
Eliza J. Chisholm. deceased. Final az
count filed. set for hearing Marcn -
1919. Notice ordered and continued.
isaac Adams, deceased. Dccliation
Of administration by widow filed; Cause
further heard upon application OF OilrHr
M. Adams for appointment OF anHllllI
traitor Bond. sI.!O0, rilcd and approved;
APPOINTMENT IlhsiC, ISlN-iS -
issued Inventory ordered. order is
sued.
Melissa A. Moore. deceased. Commits.
sion with will annexed rcturacd anu
filed, endorsed with return of commits,
sion and dispositions OF witnesses. VIII
admitted TO probate and record ordered.
Jennie l.. Cowans, deceased. commits
sion with will annexed returned ana
filed. endorsed with return to .conms-
sioncr. Cause continued.
Mary ]. Powell, deceased. Final dis,
tribution account filed. approved ara
allowed as final discharge OF adratnlS-
traitor. Record ordered.
Margaret T. Kerr. deceased. Appllcn-
ton filed for appointment Of executor.
Bond $1,000. filed and approved. APP
sued. Inventory ordered. order issued.