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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
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MERIDIdN LOC1L NEWS

n. III WisneF has gone ~ swan
Falls, on il fishing trip.
Mr.. ana Mrs Otis Rife attended
the celebration al Payette.
Mrs. NJ Z. Mnnaey Ii reported quite
lit At the home o. Mrs J J Jones
Mrs Willard Turner plans two
weeks vacation AZ Payette lakes
Isaac Palmer WAS over from the
Kuna neighborhood Saturday
Glen I.elnlnger has returned from
a weeks vacation az payette iakea,
Eyerf Sample left Tuesday for Mill
ton. Oregon. for vacation yiaii
Grandma Wall ID quite III a. her
homs Ii Meridian
Born. July 9Th, 10 Mr. and Mrs,
joel Carpenter girl
q. Carpenter and wife OF LaGrande.
are visiting relatives here.
OryiIie jackson was 10 Boise yes
terday 10 attend ball game,
MEss Beatrice Thurman Of Waila
Walla II visiting relatives In Merid-
Ian
Nh. and Mrs. Al. w, Garrett and
lakes, for 4 tWo-weeks vacation.
Mrs. a, a. leasIey Is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs Bert Graham 1T
Meiba
Mra. II. T.. Iordy ana children 81
Ilowmont we're visiting Monday with
Mrs 4 Mcfarland.
Mrs, Cassie Bates OF Bates. Idaho,
Ii visiting ia Meridian. with her par
cnta. Mr.. and Mrs Clint Matlock.
X Munro says his daughter Grace
recently graduated as d trained nurse
at Sc Alnhonsus hospital IN Boise,
Miss Stella Yost Of iilackloot, ii
Ia guest Of Alisa Nellie Stalker III Mer-
idian.
Al X, Stalker has returned from d
pleasant vacation, spent Ia Utah and
eastern Idaho
Aiene Long Of Boise IL visiting ner
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, ] Nj
Anderson
Mira ] II McSparran arrived home
Tuesday after an extended visit With
relatives III the east
Mrs plckerell and son 81 Mount
ain Home returned home Wednesday
after Visit with Mrs Otis Rife
Commander Reynolds OF the Idaho
Soldiers home, and his grandson
Harry, we're IN Meridian Thursday
Or and Mrs & u Dutton attended
the Boise Meridian game at Boise
iast evening
MIR and Mrs Earl Burke ana child.
rem OF Cambridge motored 10 Mar-
idian 10 spend the sth with Mrs
Mary Burns
The Boy Seouta OF Meridian partic
lDated IN the 4th OF July celebration
III Boise, under the leadership oi
Scout Master A. y, stanton.
July 6th az Boise marriage II
eanse was issued 10 William g. Cor
don of Payette. and Virginia Doug
las Forbes Of Meridian.
Mrs. H. ]. Mersdorf has returned
from Palouse. WASH. where she az
tended the funeral Of her mother
Mrs, w. Johnson. who died jul,
tst
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

Mothers and fathers % Meridian Z
III d true sense the church II u the
home The religion 81 jesus Christ
viii make the nome beautiful What
II better than home aanclified ~
cody parents and affectionate child
ran
We invite you With ~ Tor 4 sab-
bath days Morship
SUNDAY school ~ 10 am morning
sermon At ii q ~, evening song
service se b. % and evanRellstic
ssFsice
". E Martin, Pastor
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs d. D. Mckee have pur-
chased the residence formerly oecu-
lpied by the r, H.. McNeal family In
the west part OF town.
Corp. James Nj Leonard returned
Tuesday after 3 months OF army
service. He Is visiting his sister. Mrs
d A. Pfost. in Meridian.
Henry Matlock plans TO build a
modern home on lots he has purchas
ed on State street, between Merid-
Ian street and the State highway.
Word has been received from WI
Nv. Harms. son Of Mr.. and Mrs III
Harms, OF his arrival al New York
He Is expected home IN a few days
Mrs. Emo johnson and daughter OF
Idaho Falls are visiting the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs $ A Sample,
five miles northeast of Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams and Miss
Vida Thornhnrg, Mr.. and Mrs. T WI
Case and family. plan trip to Iona,
Idaho. where they viii fish
The Nampa aud Meridian BAH game
Sunday OH the home grounds was
won ~ Meridian, by q score OF to
1.
Mr. and Mrs Guy King have moved
into their coy new home on State
street
A benefit dance viii be given this
Friday evening al the Parkin hall for
the Meridian baseball club. Every
body invited.
Mr. and Mrs Gaylord Shook have
bought home In Nampa and Will
make their permanent home there.
Gaylord Is employed al the MIX con-
densery
The Virginia society enjoyed very
quiet celebration al the Bailey
grove, near town. The society has
purchased seats and tables and i'm
tend 10 make the picnic an annual
event.
Ralph Palmer spent the Fourth
with home folks He Is at Daniels.
Idaho, these days, where he is em-
ployed with government surveying
outfit
Mr.. and Mrs, w. IT.. Sample and
daughters Helen and Sarah Of Arco,
! Idaho, are spending few days al the
home OF MIR, and Mrs WI II Baird,
They are moving to Nampa, where
Mr., sample viii engage IN business
ii. b. Powers, who was appinted
village clerk short time ago has not
accepted the place, and w. II Peer
has qualified and assumed his old
position as clerk OF the village of
Meridian
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Haasch that they
| with their children. are enjoying the
cool breezes Of Lake Michigan. They
are visiting Mr. Haasoh's parents in
| Wisconsin.
MIR. and Mrs, Henry Taylor and son
Vernon aud Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Adams left Thursday In their autos
for Long Beach, Calf TO visit Mrs.
| Frank Cess, sister OF Mrs Taylor.
and Mrs. Adams They expect to be
away six weeks.
i Mrs w. s. Matter who has been
making an extended visit with rel
atiyes Ia the south and east, is ex-
Itected home next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Natter will live IN the new residence
built by Mrs Flood In the east part
OF town.
The village board met in regular
lsesslon Monday night. II was decided
to tile the small bitches on the north
side of Idaho street. also on Second
street near Idaho Sprinkling tax
was decided on OF sc front foot for
two-sprinklings and Toe for four
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

The Garden Club will meet at, the
home of Effie Forkner on Wednes-
day, July 10th. All the garden club
members boost for this meeting. Eff
fie Frokner lives a half mile south
of the o. OBland place. Anyone who
would like to join, notify Eva Bland,
Veda Elliott or Wanda Winzeler.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

John Waggoner returned Tuesday
from Russian John" camp where
he took party consisting of his wife
and daughter Ina, Ralph Berry and
sister Buelah, who will remain for
a two-weks outing. Mr.. Wagner says
he found plenty of trout in the
streams and had plenty of fish to eat.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
SUMMER POETRY.

Says Farmer Joe to Merchant Jim,
Where can | find plumber,
MY kitchen sink is on the blink
My bath tubs on the hummer"
Says Merchant Jim to Farmer Joe,
you surely are a clam, joe
Go find the Handy Plumbing Shop
and get that HANDY MAN.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
NO. 1921
Report of the Condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MERIDIAl

ing
NATIONAL
Meridian in the State Of Idaho at the of
Loans and discounts $3.50. ,...ee..e sasss7os2
and than
accepances sold
overdrafts, unsecured, .............. 22712
Oh y s. Bonds certificates of Indebtedness pledged
secure $ bonds a apS a v Of debedme pledged :,
collateral for state or other de-
ISSss E s ss.s1 100000 100000
Liberty Loan Bonds ~, ! and
state other bnls
Securities other including stoeEs 'l''OO'
stock Reserve Bank ESQ pr ct Of subscription 1906
10 Value Of Banking House 100000
fixtures .......... e2698S
other banking house, 7829O5
10 Lawful Reserve with 2375s 78
10 Cash vaults
= bankers S nG aa u sp sons Sm s o'har
than include il Items 1s a. or 15 7oo
g as :. af1 banks aa o, the i9 Sa f
Checks banks outside @d ' city or t2a77
20 0 Redsmp os fund a. with S & Rd = ''osaSas
bank othe items 7o4s
a from S Treasurer oo0 m
23 Advance to Customers Fourth Liberty e22 90
TOTAL ........., ,,,.n,n;s, s557s775o
ss s5;5;;.; 's s., 3,,' ssssss
= Less . current expenses, interest
30 Circulating notes outstanding % S'fo OSSo
b Cashiers checks on own bank outstanding 4141ss
g individual deposits subject check ggs77s.Ss
s. Certificates Of deposit thar days XIII ~
State county or other municipal deposits 1642586
Total demand deposits ........ ssl7s45e2 2oV000
80 80 = ts' r. 17,6O2,95
= oel e Ueposts ..'.''ste,t.t
Total time deposits IS 6s.6S093
- as p's' Win Rueai RESERVE sank 100000
1850. $6576776o
s. Liabilities ding those with Federal Re-
- $50 $1,000,
T. M Dodds Cashier do solennl, -
ns the above statement true the best knSledEe nd rf s
j. M D0DDS. Cashe
IDAHO 4 Rs.a3s Ts
eoe'-Aeat; Nellie Carpenter DAWSON j. A Fenton D
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
g. Y. uNDERWOOD,

Practical Matchmaker and Engrayer
IO5 9. 9th ST., Boise, Idaho.
I invite the patronage of the people
of Meridian. Repairing a Specially.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
A Big Line of Fine Coats

neginnng Monday prices win These be sold;
sio,oo, slaeo, ssaoS, saIoa
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

The Stock of Fine Silk Dresses Stock Employing Prices
ha pppadn Tor Fnelne IL asse~t or
Other nice dresses FOR 10 hands
Wool
Wash waists W vol Doe Wash waist white aues I
Is co
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
EVERY SUIT MUST GO

create .
seSOe $st1S,
Trimmed nrnE $1,000
asrater
a
ne anclors zoe yard
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
ESTIMATE or ExrENsns.

tBy j MI Iaeksnn. Trustee
Entlma1e os E1penaes Of the Village
OF Meridian, Idaho, From the First
Tuesday OF May, 1919, ~ tie First
TueMdMy 81 May 1890
WHEREAS. Section 1850 of the
Complied podea of Idaho re-
aulrem the Village Hoard III the
Village 81 Meridian 10 make an
estimate ~ the probable amount Of
money neceAaary Tor All purposes %
be raised In said Village during this
current fiaeal year. preparatory 20
passing the annual appropriation
hill. aud
WHEREAS. Section a2gp 81 The
Complied Codes of Idaho requires
the Village Board 10 pass It's annual
appropriation bin during the frat
quarter OF the fiscal year. which be-
gins with ihe first Tuesday of May
aud
WHEREAS. Said Section 326e RI.
auireA that the estimate made ~ the
Village Board ~ published for -four
weeks ia anme newspaper published.
or OF general circulation In said city
prior TO gsAssinE said appropriation
bill.
THEREFORE,. II ii estimated by
the Village Hoard OF Meridian. Idaho
that IL viii require the amount here
matter aet out 10 maintain the gov
eminent ot said village from the ilrst
Tuesday 81 May. 1918, TO the ilrst
Tuesday az May. 1890, aa follows
Estimate OF probable amount Of
money necessary for all purposes to
be raised ia Meridian. Idaho during
the period above mentioned, includ-
ing the principal and interest due ON
bonded debt and sinking fund.
Classification,
The above estimated amount OF
money necessary for maintaining the
village government for the
period above mentioned II
itemized and classified as
10 different objects and
branches Of expenditures as
follows
General
gailaxs Clerk 36e.0o
Village Attorney 10000
Village Marshal a4Q.0e
Village Treasurer 60U1
Village Lights roscoe
ss2e0. Dc
sfF~vs Niaiatea4aee Fund
For street and alley purposes
yigo00.al
aond Interest and sinking
Fund
aaEensn on $4,000 Mater
Works Bonds stG60.00
interest oa ssp00.0o Street
Maintenance Bonds gao 90
For shaking FBnd 100000
street MAinte nanee
$4,000. and Water
Works bonds si50Q
sssoo D
MaSraa, Redemption Fund
For Retiring Special street
Maintenance Warrants
- S125N,Dp
sI26o. o
t.4..a sTSt0.0
The Miscellaneous amount include
ths following
LEGAL printing. tfeights drayagi
gksone, fuel and other iGeidehsal ma
asFs
REVENUE RECEIVED Fir
alSnesy IN MAY 1918. 10
First Monday in MAY. 1919,
....s.... $G996 Q
IL is hereby ordered BY the villas
Board Of Meridian. Idaho, that IN
estimate and classification be spres
upon the minutes ct the Board. az
the Village Clerk Is hereby directs
to cause the same 10 b. published 4
-FOUR weeks in the Meridian Times.
newspaper published IA MerldiaE,aT
having a general circulation therei
Dated this sth day OF july, 1871
Approved A. w GARRETT.
attest Chairman
~ III PEER
Village Clerk To-
c. Y. UNDERWOOD,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11
July Stock Implying

Sem-annualy the Co. empes the entire store of the
seasons stocks, lines, lots items.
q y moro GARNER gu
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-11

The above estimated amount d
money necessary for maintaining th'
village government for the
period above mentioned II
itemized and classified as
10 different objects and
branches Of expenditures AZ
follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Charles Lukens.

Tho funeral services for IN" lat" 'haS.
T.ukcns, well known retired business
man. whose death occurred at l. o'clock
Monday night. will b" held At the HON"
Of his SON w. J. Luh"nS. a L"n"X
Place. this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. DR..
clarence f.. Allen. pastor Of tn" Fourth
Street NJ. r. church. will conduct IN"
services and ntcrmcnt will be made IN
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. I.ukenS had been i'll for number
Of years. having suffered paralyuc
stroke abOu, six years ago from which
ne never fully recovered. II" was
stricken n second tim" recently. Mr.,
l.ukcns was born IN Philadelphia. hut
spent the greater part uf his If" IN thiS
city, He was n member Of ohio l"dE"
NO. S A. A. and A. NJ. II" conducted a
grocery store on tn" Island until Ill
health caused his retirement. Deceased
Is survived by his widow, tw" sons. w
J Lukcns, we'll known j"w"i"r. Of 'h'9
city: Charles B. l.uk"ns Of MCM""h"n
and one daughter. Mrs. Anna Mckee, II
Woodlawn Three brothers and on" Sis
ter also survive. as follows: John Il. tu-
kcns. Of Atlantic City: Wallace Il. I.u'
kcns, of Wheeling Island: Harry II. Luz
kens. Of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Franz
Winship, Of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
TWO MINUTES
OF OPTIMISM
Copyright. 1919. ny TIL" Press lNh Co.
(Thc New York Evening World.)
LOOK IT UP.
BY HERMAN J. STICH

Copyright. 1919. by TIL" Press lnh. Co.
(Thc New York Evening World)
LOOK IT UP.
Success : n large measure the mat
ter nr convincing the other fellow. Ahn
thus holds good all olunE n" lin". as
for example. between Gct"ndantS ""un-
sci ana court salesman and st"r"k""r-
rr. writer and editor. rdIt"! and read
or. p"hilrian and public, preacher and
prp.Ilac~r When youv" brought tn"
other fellow round I" your point OF
view. when you'v" mad" him think as
YOU think and 50" things as you see
th.n th"n the ncxt most natural ana
simplest thing in tn" word Is I" win
Ycur case t. max" Nuur sale. to CIV"
impetus Ia communal action. 10 erect
your man ar 1" max" men hotter m"n.
And II is wnrdS--words as m"SS"nG-
crs gu-hrtwr"rIS. prIvat" secretaries
and vehicles II INSTRUMENTATION
are The instrument Of progress. III" r"al
SOURCE If fore" and triumphant power.
Too often words runc"a, instead hf CON
VOC Thought r""Ji" 40 not appreciate
tho potency Of 'Npr"SSinn. Ihcy 'ah
y max" their meaning PLAN and thor
influence - always "u ih' wnn".
luc,drlv - commonly considered an
outpost IT ability: md Ivy ia" same
token ambiguity ~ taken Ms con-
fcss,un If inability or ,hr"an"ri. When
You're clear you've liiIlr to fear. Lam
ruaE'. gauges III" mar.
r. me vas when IN" dictionary hahit
was ndludCcd IN" NOR htnl p1%tlm" al
mos :. backed h""kw"rnN and crhnkS.
To-day every desk boasts II" un"hri"E-
"I or good sized WchSr"-. 1t - out Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
,Si@;!@ g: 4 Iz; y
{ (w RMth Cameron ~
SLEEP HUNTING AGAIN

nuyaucrD pink vl"phaniS--. ana :" t"' III
and 80 forth"
Release Wc-1w'""h" shdlu shrd'u mi
SOM" TIM" ago | GaN" You '"'''|
tom "f antI-inS"nnI" MINUS
then. Through various m"d'u"'N' ',''
Accumulated enough mar" h'h'N /" y,
that III" tim" Is rp" tor hh"'"'i
Vision of Ur"tlts.
\ letter friend sends th'~ Wh"" III
! Gl> cnvrr"i N a book and has uS"u sue
C,.gSfulIN for several years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
20 Minutes to Answer This.
No. l55.

For hundreds II years IN" pir'urrHq""
guards or IA" Tower 81 London nave
preserved tn. pu"iui 'ostuin" 81 NV
ancient "l;"rr Eaters" a" til" or SIl"I
ru,rds were dubbed rh" old rd'fce
contains labyrinth 81 passages ana
cells with which even tn" guards lh"i!-
selves ar" not completely Informed. TOT
j, - known tn thus day IN" walls con-
tam sealed chnmhrrs and hlock""-up
passages Tho p!ctur" shows rover
guard with n puzzlIng map "f III" "'4s
and pasSagc-wayS. and hr Is studying
out tho Shrrl"ei ruut" which Will I"ao
through all If tho dungeons starting AZ
m. ono marked /. and ending NJ V.
Can ynu assist hum by discovering inc
route that Will solve IN" problem:
4 Will he noted. srC"nd VISIT TO a
dungeon is not prohibited.
ANSWER TO No. l5t.
skill. Kill. ILL.,
,rupyrlght. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02


Horc is the adVI".. II on" of TN new
thought wrrr'rN, Sh" calls "Hr "'''"'
tiun to tn" fact that W. .r' m"~' 81 Us
in the habit of trying |" h"ld ourselves
on IA" bed instead "r I'ltnG the bed
hold us Gust notrr" tonight and 81" II
YOU don, und It really - irn'D III
YOU canun, stop thinking. Hh" says
do not Try. let your thoughts steam
ahead If they Will. only r'la\ your
muSrl,S and "a TIA. attention. "i IN
rn,nd - NOR. and Iuurr tiN"d "n the N
tcr,Stlus process ot i"tiing 60 ct M
muscles. tn ImpSa. 81 Thought hnd loss
and less L. tax" hold Of.
pink Elephants with Green Ribbons
On Their Tails.
\ hobby OF MN" has long m'n Il
.lWak"u,d IA tn. u!Ehi. /" THINK ~ III"
IN ngS | had h.''u dreaming hh"U' !" .
,.:tl.s.. IN. d. I".Ul"dn's~ If such images
.r"Iu"d /" lead :" dr"w~In"Ss. | nave
lust been drliEhr"d hl HudinE '"rr"h"t'
alton Of thIs from htgh places. w non
You r"iir" and try I" Nl''r AMI cannot
writes pr Lulu Peters. Try 'h'>.
You know when YOU ~. passing eyer.
your mental images l"'"m" d'-'f'''
and prot,.Suu, HrlIurH!IN ndu'"
tina, state. It mud myself r'h'ar>'nE
ahuu, two hundred iIm'S IA. witty i"E'-
cal remarks winch could NAY" mad"
AT IN" club di>cu~~l"m huj didnt !" -
gIn after thus ;H~hN'n
".rink ,lcrh"n,~ with green ribbons
on ,hcir tales. rod rhln"c,rIouS- ->miiInr
PEANUTS. WomanS c;ry c!uh. SOCIAL
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
OBITUARY
- Q~O~~~~~%~~~
Mrs. Sabtna White.

Mrs. Sab,na White. aged resident Of
Marshall county. passed away Monday
night at ! o'clock aS IN" result of m
jurIcs sustained IN a fall few days
ago in which she sustained broken
hip.
Deceased was IN" widow "f m" late
CHRISTOPHER Whllr and WAS IN IN" olth
year of her ai;". Tw" children surriv"
Mrs. L. q. H"rtzog. "f Dallas. and 7.
l.. white. II WcssIng'"n. South Dakota.
The funeral services will y" held This
afternoon at u'clu"k at n" home OF
hrr daughter R"v. Ncuman, pastor OF
the Dallas NJ. r.. church. Of which TIM
deceased was a member. will conduct
the services and lntcrIncnt Will h", mad"
in Dallas cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Handy words.

"Scc that man over there Hos =
10 mhaStIc ass: wind jamm"r. n"u"n-
rlty. a ,onccitcd humbuS. n parasite and
an cnCumbranc" Ia tn" earth.
She Would mind writing all that
down for me-"
Hc-Why III n" world
Shc--Hc's my husband and | should
Fko To use II on him somctimc.-lrOn-
don Tid-Bts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States Of America. Northern Dis
trlct Of West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court in
and for SAID District.
In tho MATER "r Il. NJ Giff.n. Bank
rupt. No. 53l In Bankruptcy. PetI-
iion for DisCharG"
r" tn" honorable Aston q. Dayton.
.IudG" uf tho District Court Of the
United States for tho Northern Dis
trir! Of West Virginia:
L. VI. t%ffin. OF WclIshurG. in tho
County Of Brooke. and State OF West
Virginia, in said District. respectfully
last past h" was duly adjudg,d bank
rupt under IN" acts ~ Congress relating
, to bankruptcy: that h" has duly surrcn-
dcrcd all his property and rights OF
property. and has fully complied with
all tho requirements Of said acts and OF
orders Of IN" court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. nc prays that h" may b"
d"Cr"cd by IN" Court /" hav" full dis
rharE" from all debts proNablr against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. "N-
c"pt such debts as ar" excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated th.S 18th day Of Iun". \. H.,
1919. K. VI. GIFFIN.
Bankrupt.
g. W. Mc,T.EAEY. Atty.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District If West Virgin s.:
ON thi$ list day OF June. \. ~. 1919.
on reading the foregoing p"tltI"n. II is
Ordered 10y IN" court chat hearing
be had upon tn" sam" on tn" "lst da v
Of July. A. H.. 1919. h"f"r" sad COURT ut
Wheeling, IN SAID district. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon. and that motto" thereof
h. published in IN" Wheeling Intelligent
Ger A ncwspaprr printed in said District
and that all known creditors and other
persons IN interest may appear a; tho
said timc and pla"" and show cause. II
any they have. why tn" prayer or the
said pctItlon should not b" granted.
And IL Is further ordered nv tho court.
thai tho clerk shall send hy mail 10 all
known creditors copies ~ said petition
and thus usdcr addressed /" them at
their nlarrs Of residence as stated.
witness the Honorable NlStnn q Day
ton. Judge Of III" sad court. and the
seal thereof n; Wheeling IN said dis
trio, on the 2lst day Of Juno. AID. 1919.
A. r. BARRETT. Clerk.
iC-n5-iylo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Rarrou Brandon.

The funeral services VIII b" held n
the place Of death No. 1914 Eoff street.
this afternoon At o'clock. r"r tn" lat"
tiarron Brandon. we'll known q. \. +.
veteran. who passed away suddenly Nom
LAY morning. Rev. Townsend. pastor e:
Tho Zane street NJ. T.. church. OF
which the deceased was founder. will
conduct the services and int"rmcnt VII
bc made in Mt. Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02

Mrs Sadina white. Of Dallas. Mar
shall county. died Monday night AS n
result Of injuries received in recent
fall. when sh" fractured her hip an"
suffered internal hurts. She was IN her
s4th year and was tn" widow OF the
late CHRISTOPHER white. Two children
Mrs Eugene TIcrtZog. Of Dallas. and T.
L. White. Of washington. South Dakota
survive Intcrmcnt viii b" made to-day
n, . o'clock. AT Dallas cemetery. Rev
Ncuman. OF Dallas: NJ. +. church. will
officiate
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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George Hetder1ne yer.

The funeral services for tn" lat" Geo.
Neidcrmcyrr, we'll known resident 81
Bog6S Kun. who's" death occurred AZ
the family HON" Monday morning. fol-
lowing 4 lengthy illness. Will b." held
this Afternoon At $50 o'clock at the iai"
homo. Rev. G"orG" +. Hem. pastor 81!
the St Matthew's Lutheran church. or
Esnwood. Will conduct the services and
ir,cr1nc7l, will be made IN Greenwood
cemetery
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ASK EXTRACTION
OF HARRY X. THAW

NEW YORK. July l-l'ap"rs executed
by governor Smith asking for III" extra
dirIon # Harry *. Thaw from l'"nnSyl-
vania wcrr nral"d today by District At
torncy Swami TO governor W. 9. Srroul.
Of PENNSYLVANIA. Thaw is under indici-
mont here charged with an attack on
Frederick Gump at the hotel McAlpin.
several years ago.