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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
WILSON WANTS KING
TO COME TO u, S. A.
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(Spcc!al Wireless Dispatch: copyright
1918. by Public Ledger co..
LONDON. Dec. 3l.-The Evening
News tonight says:
Last Friday night President Wilson.
while in Buckingham Palace, expressed
the hope that the king might be able
20 visit America before his term OF
otsc. as President expires. This morn
Inc. during the exchange of courtcsies
a; Mr.. Wilson's farewell to England, II
- understood The PRESIDENT again ex-
pressed this hope. br; the Evening
E.ws lcarns that TIC Hasant idea has
been carried no farther and no de-
c;s,on Of any kind reached.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. S1.--F"d"ra!
authorities. especially department or
trs,ice investigators. arc lending assist
once to tho city police in running out
every clue and theory that has any pos
ability of bringing to Justice the per
petrators OF last nights widespread
bomb o0trage-
Ono arrest was made today. n we'll
known Socialist Of this city being taken
into custody: No charge has been pro-
rerrcd against him and no on" tonight
was permitted to see him. lie has fire.
ouently appeared In public and has often
bcen driven from city hall plaza wher"
h. attempted 10 gather crowds for the
1urpose Of addressing them. While moth
ing has developed to indicate that he
rss connected with tho explosions. the
police, nevertheless declare they intend
to keep him in custody for further IN
vesttgauon
There werc, thrrc explosions last night
within a period OF 2h minutes. Th" first
was at the homo Of Ernest I. TriSg.
president Of .hc chamber uf commerce"
Of Philadelphia and a director Of the
United States cha n,t,cr Of commerce: the
second at thn ;llEtTNIi"HtS "i " I'it'''' H.
Minis. acting head Of tho Philadelphia
pol,ce. and tho last q; The residence Of
Justice Robert Won Nnschziskcr. Of tn"
PENNSYLVANIA supreme court, III" highest
tribunal in the state.
Ono Person Injured
One pcrson the wife of Judge William
G.. Knowles. OF the municipal court. who
lives opposite the home cf Justice Won
Moschz,skcr. vas injured She was
struck on tho head h. piece Of tn"
bomb while standing Mt Il window
.\ll sorts nf clues and theories ar" h"-
ing run down hy the authorities ranging
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POLES D|SARN
HUN OFFICERS
Several Shot After Court-Mar-
tial, While Violent Street
Fighting Occurs Between
Poles and Germans.
Continued on Page Two.)

BASEL. Dec. 21.-The Poles arc mas
tors Of Poscn German Foland) accord
ing TO the Sorwaerts Of Berlin. They
have disarmcd German officers and
soldiers. some Of whom, the paper adds.
were shot after being tried by court
martial. Violent fighting has taken
place in the streets between German
and Polish soldiers. The Poles are in
control Of the central post office and
the telegraph office. and have cut conf
munication with Germany. The Ger
man authorities IN tho province urgent
j. demand that troops he sent to their
aid. The local soldiers and workmcn's
council 1T Wrcsczrn. east OF Posen. and
Xloslaw have officially proclaimcu
;hcir annexation tn l'oland.
The town Of Gncsen. thirty miles
northeast Of PoScu. is in the hands or
the Poles. according to. reports reach
:ng here today.
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CITY MANAGER An D HEAL I'll |
DEPART TMENT IS ENJQINE]

from which he made the tests. upoI,
which the convictions were obtained id
police cnTrt. And that in spite Of this
thr police 1adre at the instance or tho
cit! mar'aEcr convicted the dairy com-
rIi.v.
Mar.a@"r Green yesterday stated to Z
reporter ;hat even on the day that II
injunction was granted and after
city officials had been ch;irgci in
bill with failing To comply with
city ordinance they took samples
cream without giving duplicates Of the
snupl"S taken. "r without sealing thA
hotties in tho presence Of the driver
III" dairy cars.
Tho court also stated IN his on
"t is the duty "f courts of equI
cnjnin illegal official proceedings
property and property rights are
ardzcd thereby. Tho case is on
has been III the courts for som'
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PRESIDENT IN PARIS

PARIS Dec ST. (llavas. )-i'iS s.
dent and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Paris
this evening from their visit 10 Eng
land.
The steamer brighton. on which tn"
presidential party mad" tho passage OF
the channel reached Calais ut ia"
o'clock, md was w"lrrm"d by General
nitts, tho governor ui calais. tn" OF
fIrrrs commanding III" allied bases and
representatives Of ih" municipality.
The president left for Iaris at o'clock
hy special train.
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|Dh0|RA| SINS! MILL RETURN
\ tn PRESIDENCY OF AMERICAN
4 NAVAL COLLEGE At NEl|PO PORT
PERSHrNG EXPRESSES
GRATITUDE TO THE
SALVATION ARMY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.--tirat:tude
:u- tl,., work don" in France by the
Salyat,ouA-n.y war relief service was
cX2rrssrd II. 4 New Years cable mes
sage from General PcrShlnS received
:n-csay by Commander Evang"line
EGn;h
sag so.h for III. rnurrncuS cnutri-
hutton which :hc Salvation Army has
r,,a,i,. ,c the lnnral ana physical wei
:arr ~ iht$ rNp"dlii"E and all ranks
JOIN M. n S"!li:ng heartl"&t greet
!rES and cordial hcS; wishes ior the
n,'w y"ar.:
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CHICAGO PROVIDED
MOST VOLUNTEERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 3l.-ChieaSo led the
nationwide ol.Tl1 volunteers Tor mill
;:.r:. and taval service for the period
from January l. 1918. to August ). when
recruiting privileges were suspended:
according 10 reports OF local army and
navy officers made public today. In
that orr;o,, the navy accepted 10000
and rejected 5000. The marines took
4l35. and refused 1000. Tho army &C
r.rtcd 1,2TG out OF $4,000.
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THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I-Por-casSs
ohIo-Rain wednesday turning TO
snow and colder, much colder at n12ns'
Thursday probably fair.
western Pennsylvania-Rntn Wednsc-
day turning to Snow and colder, u1rfch
colder at night; Thursday local SLOWS
and colder.
west Virgtnia-Rain on "Wednesday,
+uraiuS to snow and colder by night
Thursday local SHOWS and much colder
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ION to Expand Its
IL Study of Tactics
ss itegy, Taking Ad-
-, Of Sims Krowl-
Mined in War.

RN. Doc. 81. - U'nd"r
Erprrh.aelv" expansion Of
lu COLLEGE -. E'wp"r,' T.
tbo,.. York W.. r"2"h "H;r"7s
no. \. T"ct. VIC" AGn'ra!
abr, :r:and;nG American tS1va'
or ao-r!ll return u tho 2T"Si-
3 ,ll"Ee when his present
NJ. OaHels proposed this as
|na,,st ay IN presenting :" ,he ,he
In. appropriation made for the
%ear: lie also told the
|itts .-Adymtra1 Sims had re-
ed that he b, returned 70 Newport
4 he lete just before chc United
= entered the war in order I" has
3 London 70 arrange torths r7r;lc'-
N OF the American navy in the
agaios, the common enemy.
]. Apply New Principles.
he study oe naval strategy and
tacr.cs during The last fou'
- the secretary told the commit
will have, deep interest foV every
Officer. and tho application or tns
I,olcs learned during the war IN
|e naval strategy will need 70 n
ed BY all nava! officers who may
arced with rcSp"nsibls duties.
think that any money for naval
eos can be rX?Hndsd more wiSel?
"a give tho opportunity fo- nava
IS 20 study ut :he war col!"E" nS'
nv the study % all mHn IN the
VIII Expand work.
Rder Admiral SINS direction. th'
e will expand its work 5" that II
ouch every officer n n" Ho';S
4 as thosa Officers who ar" priv
10 GO 90 Eawpo-- c"r n :"7:'. l.
purpose 20 have a~S;c:;'" :" ;h'
an rrilrcnt naval constructor
ne with tho study Of tactics a0o
(esv. thc-n Will h" :ha study "i
! construction. W. hav" learned
y things about :hc building o:
and The inpo-tanc" ct II" pro-
bn OF ships during ,h:s war. Oth":
Ers and other STATS and corps vii
have the advantage Of attend
upon The war college.
Must Master Strategy.
would ,. manifas;ly unjust now
& in !pccr an order that no mar
h he assigned ~ IN important
In The fleet who had not taN"r
college war course. but we arr
nr toward that end and muSt MAX
sion for afcordiug. opportunity! Il
,fficers 70 take this course. Nhcr
[has been done promotion and lead
o in the navy should go to those
fconth.,ed on Page Two.)
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TNO AGENCIES
OF MAR CEASED
WITH YEAR 1878
FIVE FEDERAL OFFICIALS
MADE EXIT YESTERDAY
William McAdoo Will Con-
hnue to Serve Until Next
Saturday as Director Of
Railroads.

TASHTNGTV1N. Dec. %1.--With tho
ending Of the yrar 1918. r. number oe
officials who have served the govern
mont during the war retired from Of
nee and ut least two war agencies
the War Industries Board and the treas g
ury-s capital issues comnittcc--ccas@d
to exist
officials who ended their services In
cludcd Bernard NJ Earuch. chairman OF
the War Industries Board: Thomas z,
Love. assistant secretary Of the treas
ury. Robert s. Lov":t. director OF cap
tCorttnued on Page Two.)
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p II. II. JEFFRIES.


lines Wireless. rnpy-isht by
tic Ledger Company
3. Orc. 3i.-Additl"na proof
ermau authorities are work
III hand with III. Eolshe"lk
y in tn" report OF Il confer
.ccmbcr $ hCtweea Captain
i OF the Polish army. and
sgate& Z. German. hcadQuar-
hGln!a. Ia" topic of dis
sthc l'ollsh C"i0aud for per
urE;tnizc : militia against
s2 EolSh".-!k. Tho Polish
FAu tha: h. l..G NJ; co,mc /"
FShcal matters. hU, thN dc
ma aEn!rSt IL" i:uiShrv!E.
snoi answered that h. f"rma-
tZzcsh units a. N!Ins, must De
tI,S political :;ct. because it
o.'t;sly Sc-V" fuc ;hG defense
i"rS against ;h" Soviet
q. vi not sufficiently i:scl"S-
,"se BY this rcp!;- the
Q batt"S T.nt on 10 say tnli
PacN for an army tn-fir
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The sun., 1919-09-26

'open seasons-Deer (hrst Monday in De-
cember to the following Saturday, inclu-
sive), December 1-December 6; hare or
rabbit tsee exceptions). october 2o-Fehru-
airy 2s. Exceptions hare or white rabbits
In Bristol and Norfolk counties, 1920; Eu-
ropean hares in Berkshire county, unpro-
Oxception). October 2o-becember 20 Ex-
oeption, quail in Dukes, Essex, Hampden,
Middlesex and Nantucket counties Qs22).
oseP Esdspon
goose. brant. Wilson snlpe.. gallinuIes,
guark tmudhenl. September 1s-December
iowlegs, August 1s-November 80; rail,
other than coot and galiinules, September
No Open season--Moose, dove, prairie
chicken, Hungarian partridge, pheasants
English, golden, Mopgolian).t heath hen;
runed grouse tl92o(.
resident citizen, general, s1oi nsh, 81
Members Of Incorporated game clubs own
Ing real estate assessed at not less than
organized prior TO 1907; owners. o. their
minor children over is years old, OF real
estate assessed at not less than $500; or
non-residents invited (for not more tan
club for hunting foxes pay fee of ".
Resident citizen. general, II; nsh. 30 cents
License not issued to minors under 10, ano
those under IS years Of age must apply In
parent or guardian. Trapping license, in
discretion Of issuing officer. may De issue ,,
resident for hunting on own land USED
exclusively for agricultural purposes ano
on which he Is actually domiciIed' nor OF
general. SIS; fish, 81 applicant must own
real estate to the assessed value Of SoO9)
issued by city or town clerks
15 gray squirrels, 20 woodcock, 20 quail
season; gray squirrels, woodcock,
The sun., 1919-09-26
LINER SAILS, CABINS FILLED.
La Lorraine freaks 10 Year Pas
nenRer Record.

The French liner La Lorraine de-
parted yesterday for Havre with more
passengers than she ever had taken in
single trip from this port in her serv-
Ice Of nineteen years. She carries 45G
In cabin and 500 In steerage, which
means that every berth is occupied.
Among the voyagers are Charles ]. vo-
picka, American Minister to Rumania,
returning to his post In Bucharest. He
said that because Of the exodus for their
old homes of many Rumanians from tho
United States. many questions probably
would arise that he would be called upon
to settle after his arrival. He suspects
that many of those who are leaving or
have left this country might come back
here again because of the more favor
able conditions for making money.
Other travellers are Capt Leon Nichol
and Capt. Joseph Blancart OF the trans
portation branch of the French High
Commission in the United States, who
have completed their work here.
The sun., 1919-09-26
MEXICO BARS BRITISH.
Bnglfshmen Making First Trip
Are Denied Passports,

WARRINGTON, Sept 25.-British citi-
gems desiring to visit Mexico for the FIRST
time cannot get their passports vised
under instructions which Ambassador
Bonillas said to-day he had sent to Mex
lean consuls.
British subjects resident in Mexico or
who have interests there were not az
fected. he said.
The Ambassador did not know why
his Government had taken this step, but
pointed out that the British Government
had refused 10 wise passports for Mex
leans desiring to go to Europe when they
had to pass through England.
Heretofore the entry of British sub
jects into Mexico has been permitted
provided they signed an agreement alb
solving the Mexican Government from
liability for any accident" they might
sustain.
The sun., 1919-09-26

Z 18th ct. so,sso 50 II with buikhead,
&c-City of N to Moore & McCor-
mack Co. 20 Bway. 10 yrs from March I,
1920; atty, Corpn Counsel OF N Y; IN q
for reconstruction and. .sss, 900
Bronx.
10TH ST, b11 Z. store, &c--14eth st Rlty
Co to Herman Snyder, 511 q 14sth st,
37-12 yrs from Oct 1, 1919; atty, L 3
Moissern, 50 Wall St.. 800
JEROME AV, 1879. cor Belmont st,
2 story frame bldg-Dora SchEapp to
VIM B Foody; 1879 Jerome av, and ano,
Foody. 1879 jerome av.....-.....Sl,5 500
RICHARDSON Av, 452s. apartmt on first
4so w l24th st, yrs from Sept IL, 1919
atty, ] Jurm. So Park Row. 800. s240
RICHARDSON AV. 452s, apartmt on I'd
hoor-Same to Richard Berndt, 452s
Richardson av. yrs from Sept 20, 1919;
atty, same. ............ ......... &l56
The sun., 1919-09-26
Stocks of Paradise
Plumage Start Probe

~ FFICIALS of the customs de-
l partment have started an In
~ vestigation In certain quarters
Of the Wholesale millinery trade in
this city for the purpose of de-
termining the origin of stocks OF
paradise plumage said to be held by
some OF the houses here. Many con-
Germs have gone In extensively for
paradise feathers this season, and
there Is considerable speculation re-
garding the origin of the stocks said
to be held by the local trade. as
law was passed in 1913 prohibiting
the Importation of such plumage.
Several weeks ago the Millinery
Chamber Of Commerce OF the United
States issued a bulletin warning mill
liners against the use of paradise,
goura and other prohibited plumage.
At about the time the bulletin was is
sued the Government disposed OF APP
proximately 100000 worth Of para
disc plumage which had been seized
from an alleged smuggler.
The sun., 1919-09-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

SAD ST. 8, 1o1.s e Sd av. 25.5xlo2.2-val
Danenhauer. 8 Madison av, Winheld. L
l, to Eugene Gaisser, l30 East End av
March is, 1917; atty, Danenhauer, 2oe
SAD ST, stse w.1nnovation Realty t Co to
Fred Hirsohhorn, Az Park az Feb s.
1907; attys. Hirsch, 81 L, ICE Broad
Az B, 10; Tompkins av. isl-cena Frank
enheim, TS5 1921 st. and Pauline
Frankenheim, 81 Av b, to Jacob S Gold.
2l7 I'd av, June 10. 1915; atty, g. 7
7TH Av, lsc-Mary Reiser to lily w Alien.
Feb l. 1911: atty. Jno NJ Knox, SO
7rM HV' ssaIsams to Henrietta Evan Van
Buren, (extrx and trustee viii Smith T
Van BUREN,, Fishkill on Hudson, y;
18TH i ST. acs; 'w.pisdrich Meyer. ~ E
l4sth st, to Harry Bowman, SO W 44th
st, Sept IL. 1916; attys, stroock & 8, 80
WATER ST. is-cOrneiiius D Du Bots. at
Montclair. N J, to Clara, Ella and
Sarah L Banks ass Oakland ssy' IVES,
atty. Fox, So Liberty st. 5000
WILLIAM ST. 100; John st. 7s-Albert and
Joseph Plant to the Greenwich SAY Bank.
SAME PRoPERTY-samet to same March
sOTH ST, 1ss E-EIeanor. Mars,t 4 and
co of N Y. 50 Bway; attys, Miller,
7TH Av. :. ass 2sth st, 25xss.4x2bx
9s.9-Arthur d Calm, e52 w 123d st,
to Lima Butt. 400 W l2Sth st, April 80,
1919; atty. Patrick J o'Belrne. i32 Mas
18Th SI sT. ii WY Barnes. VIM 71i'gP
Dixon and Dumont Clarke, eXrs and
trustees Josiah NJ Fiske, May 20. 1895 j;
attys, Miller, Peckham IL Dixon, so
AWAY. tsu'OVO
MORNIEGSIDE AV Z, cor 1l6th st,
100.10x100-Stars and Stripes Realty Co.
81 Chambers st. to Gott-MOre Holding
Co, sss Bwsy. June 10. 1872 atty. Her
MADISON AV, W cor AID at, runs n
20o1O to 8 &8d st X W l65x l0o.5x Q
AK . 1905 n 42d st l2l to beg
leasehold-Armbow Operating Corpn,
Hotel Manhattan, at 42d at and Madison
av to Anahma Realty Corpn. 80 e 42d
st, Oct 81. 1916; attys. McKinstry, Tay-
Tor q Patterson, N Y Ci 10 yrs lease from
Oct /, 1915. rental. .............S $500, 900
The sun., 1919-09-26
Bucks Taken on Wrecks to the East.

Blacks Taken on Wrecks to the East. =
The Rosabell OF Wreck Lead ran into q g
big school OF biackhah on Wednesday on
one of the wrecks to tho east, and tho j
fishermen gathered In quite q mess Of FISH.
catches, which IN some instances numbered
ten hsh. , IT.
eh
Charles Noehren of Goose Creek reports q
crabs extremely plentiful down there and
says the lafayettes are still biting strong. ="
Good catches of snappeN are being made,A
as we'll some weakhsh. Wurgter made a
catch of Ave good sized bluefsh on
Wednesday, -
Sea Bass and Fluke mt seabright. ~.
The We Twelve Fishing Club last Sunyt-
day at Seabright caught sea bass and
fuke. Rindskopf and Donnelly divided >
the pool. each having a three pound hukesis
To Try-Thread on Big Weakhsh. -
Messrs. cleary Reynolds, Spear. Chris.
tian and McCullom of the Cotton Threadp
Fishing Club of America, Inc, whose club
house Is at the Raunt. Jamaica Bay, will
go to Bayshore the first Sunday 10
October to try out cotton thread on big
weakfsh. Yellowfns make Bay Shore = 4
temporary headquarters while thelrs-
migratory journey to southern waters. 81,
Striped Base Inquiries. ~
Where are the following striped bass
grounds-willows the Abbey, Eyalley'sd
Rock Round Rock and Struckman'sr
Rock7 Are striped bass biting at these
places7 Where can bloodworms be dugf
New York. Sept. a. g. r..
The sun., 1919-09-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ATTORNEY ST. and 7, mtg $4,000
Kate Hess, gdn, to Eva M Hess, part
Hess, 20 2-1o parts; louis Hess and
ano to Geo Hess Y part, 7si Monroe ct,
Bklyn; atty. Hugo II Rittsrbusch, 80
Maiden lane. assns each. ...........t
sap ST. SO z. mtg now tao,o oOLclara
Guar o.. & : Co. to slsmun IN W wyier. 2Ot W
10th st. ct ST. eSrs, sc; atty 7 q
Co. I7s Bway. : assns; al and $4,000
1 .wsrnsrt, siSS Bway; atty. Abr Cohen,
ssrH 18Th ST. sg' 81 E.Lawysf; Mort Co to s'' the
A; atty, L N Co, 50 Liberty st $40. 900
GREENWICH ST, %, mtg $4,000, 11-iOth
parts-Moneca Reid to Mary n Finlay,
Hamilton pi; atty Jos Israel 2so
LUDLOW ST. 81. mtg ,sas5GHiairrii;:' kstS
e MAY sch,wart5 2sS Mad St atty. Nor;
LEXINGTON Av. 2ss-Lawyers Title &
Trust CO to Jno Busslng, Jr. sO5 e LIN
coin ay, Mt Vernon. N Y; atty. L T 4 T
DIST ST, 15s WGJos Hornuns to ' ciemo
ent lie Boutlller. at High Bridge. y y
ASS isSS T. ssoN mtg 50 . GsSEeh IT. Ss
!. Independent o 3 Berth 20 Cath r
Meincke, 212o Harrison av, Bronx; attys
BR senarRS D. 14fTSrm.r, Loan agl 20
Cadwaladsr. W q r. 40 wall st. i222, 900
Bronx.
18TH ST. ., $50 . Willis av, ls.6xIO0-
Marion Sweet to Lawyers Mtg Co, SO
Liberty ST. atty. @ Kadane, ar
SANE PRoPERiTriY.i.aiwiy;;eirss Mtg ITO TO
Max Mayer. $50 W ii7th st; atty,
18TH ST. sa;;i E"pii. Black to to- TIE e.
LfT S5s XIV !" yi'ss.io iistss e,
le.sxioo--PiaEza Realty Co % Julius v
atty, Title Guar'& T Co, i7s Bway.is, 400
14TH ST, 8. $50 Q Az p, 2bxlos-Franeis
8 Phraner. exr, to Hy Bassen. 287 willis
av; atty, T q 4 T Co, 17s Bway.t6. 0s2 80
WASHINGTON Av. 1sl7-s-,lohn r Cava-
nagh to Eliz Neus Gil 70 l1sth str atty.
,.srN Nsq r. Gil = 15'ye Vale; Az tSEs 600
William d freeman TO Minnie d Free
man. Palm Beach. Fla; atty. Title Guar
q T Co, i7S Bway ......,...
COLLEGE AV, sc cor l6sth st. b0xl00-
Ulster Court Corpn to Eta J Gsorber-
baum. ss7s 2lst 81. Brooklyn; atty, Sam
cA uei 5sSfsk Nv. ~ asa ii5Gth St 5bx
1911 also Webster av, s, 4ss.s . 1877
at, 50.ixlo0.1-Lawyers Mtg Co TO Re
public OF Panama. at City OF Panama.
Panama; atty, Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 LIB
pe sT,y p ~ ass's s6i.iicrr.n
PifsrS T. sff sSs w. WIN" .,'.' Nv 5000 90
SAME PROPERTY-Denwood Realty Co
to Deidrlch Behrens, Eastchester I'd !
ce ss1s; ssHi ~ siiia;miis: row.
bridge 10 N Title. a. Mtg CO, 1875
AWAY; atty n z Title 4 Mtg Co. 1885
I bway ...''','-..-'.'. ...''''...''Sioo
The sun., 1919-09-26
Game Laws Of Massachusetts,


u anu FRANK -. EhTnsHaWD
quail a day; phessants. day;
ducks), geese, brant, is in all OF
plovsrs and yellowlegs, 26 Wilson snipe,
and galinules day. Possession Of water
fowl In. counties of BRrnstable, Bristolsg
Dukes and Nantucket, and Of plovers,
yellowlesO and rails permitted during first
sale--The sale of all game except hare
and raobito is prohibited; provided. deer
imported Into the State under wardsn'f
tag may be sold under license at any time,
Dealers may sell under license unplucked
bodies of pheasant. Scotch grouse, Euro.
without the United states The abovd
Hares or rabbits lawfully secured may
be sold at any time. Live quail under
State permit and waterfowl under Federal ,
and state permits may be sold for propa5
cation. y
Bxport-Export of quail and rured,s
grouse taken In State and of all migratory.f
ssms eiT pnaP on Ics proyd s ten
al of wild fowl and quail into another
state according similar privilege, II carried
trict deputy /. notined; provided further,
resident may export all game Except
quail, ruffed grouse. woodcockl. but more
than two dass bag limit Of migratory
calendar week. No game Illegally taken
shall be exported. pr
MISUNDERSTANDING may be taken with
a shotgun only. Unlawful to hunt or XIII
game with rifle revolver during open
season for deer.
Governor may suspend open seasons
during extreme drought, 80
tCommision may open season on
pheassnts.
waters which have been stocked with fshii
by the commission since January /, 1870. 81
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

RIvINGToN ST. si-ss, west store and
1914 atty, N FROST, ia Rivinyton
10TH Nv. 'iis, cor iisitih' st iiiiss w,
all-Dayid Stevenson Hrwg Co to Patk
Immigrant, Inc, 8 yrs from Sept ], 1919;
atty, van. Dernost. 81 chambeTs
sIsas Nv ISL 'siI-chs: d johnson i'1; and
Il yrs from Oct 1, 1885, atty II p Sin;
ssTa ST, IS d. ALVIN van Woerst 81 al
to John Freid, 400 Riverside Drive.
1I4-12 yrs and II days from Sept 10.
1919. and 7 Yrs Esnewsl. g, 900
CART ct al to Walter A Trock, Kew Gar
.s aTf'i IT. ~ 100 s''s :ti az si.Mh Il
Wheeler to John p Reilly. lot W aeth
=, soN yrs from April !, 1915 si tSS
MAcpoUGAL 81: Ail1SoiSi: PssskiT
lsT lai i 81 AID siS' EzsF RiyER pier Il 'issi
The sun., 1919-09-26
Big Demand for Fur..

II furs are a prosperity barometer,
there is a winter of money spending
ahead. Although prices for various
pets have reached record levels during
the last few months. more people are
buying fur apparel this season than
ever before, according to buyers for
large department stores here.
Sales are not confined to any par
ticular line of furs, almost all skins
being in good demand, It is said.
The sun., 1919-09-26
AUSTRALIAN WOOL
COMING TO BOSTON
Many Thousands Of Bales VIII
Be Auctioned by Display
in December.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2b.--Forty thou
,ond bales OF Australian and 10000
bales of New Zealand Nooi ALL be
shipped from Australia to Bvston in
october, according to the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Auc-
t,onlng Of the wool by display, Austria
ian officials hope. will take place early
IN December or perhaps sooner.
while the advices received by the Brit
ish Embassy did not state whether
greater quantity would be shipped later
h II is wanted. 1t is understood to be the
attitude Of the British Government that
ss much wool as is desired, within rea-
son. should be shipped to this country.