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10 be present to hear the speaker. and

to be present to hear the speaker. and
meet him personally.
Immediately after the talk in Mar
tins Ferry the party will be taken on
an automobile tour Of the towns In the
back part Of the county. where 1t Is ths
purpose to have the candidate meet as
many Of the voters as possible, as well
as give him an opportunity for a orlet
rest, and some recreation after several
very strenuous work on the speaker
platform.
After taking luncheon in the evening
the party will return to Bridgeport.
where the candidate IS scheduled TOT
another address at mass meeting OF
citizens, to be held on East Main street
at $50 o'clock In the evening voters
from all OF the towns In tho eastern
part Of the county are planning to hear
this address including those from Mar
tins Ferry. Bellaire and all towns west
of Bridgeport.
The last talk Of his trip into Bel
mont county will be made by Mr.. Davis
at GAINESVILLE, o., this evening at
o'clock. where he will address another
mass meeting Of the voters of the coun-
~. Mrs Rose Morority. chairman 81
the Women Speakers bureau OF the
state committee will precede Mr.. Davis
on the platform at Barnesrille. and o1e
Of the biggest political rallies ever helo
in tho county IS expected at that Tine
Following the: address in BarnesFille
the candidate leaves for Jefferson coun-
" where he Is scheduled for a number
OF talks at meetings OF the voters TO-
morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
A Nervous Wreck
BIZ d. VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE.

How many business
men feel tagged out, nerv.
GUS, with a "soggy brain"
worn out completely
before the day and it's
tremendous tasks are half
over? Try the right way!
Clean the body first. That
will help your nerves,
your head and your cir
culation. Your doctor will
tell you that anything
from a headache or 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
KIWANIANS SPOKE

Fatima cigarettes. a whole package
to each plate, was something that made
A big hit with the members of the
Wheeling Kiwanis club when they met
at the Mcclure hotel yesterday at noon.
w o. Spense. Jr.. SalesmanaSer FOR
the Liggett & Meyers Tobacco company
in this district was the distributor OF
the perfect gloom dispensers and the
way that the smoke rose from the salts
fed countenances proved that tho tok-
ems were received with satisfaction and
thanks. A vote Of thanks was extended
by the hundred and twenty-five mem
bers present to the LiSgett 4 Meyers
company.
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touring car, has purchased a new Road
ster.
Mr.and Mrs. Albert Downing. Mr.. and
Mrs Mitchell Winters and daughters. OF
Sigma fons. near Elm Grove. attended
Sunday.
There was no school on Friday the
teachers all attending the district round
table.
Mr. c. w Jones and Mr.. G. y. Dague
were transacting business in Elm Grove
on Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Caldwell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jessie Davis, Of Lone Oak
this week.
Mrs T. w. Stewart accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Wright, Of Triadelphia, and
Miss Mary Vafdy. Of Fifteenth street,
city. were the guests Of Mrs. George
Fox, on Wednesday.
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HANNIBAL

. c. +. Noll Of Sistersville spent SUM-
day in town with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Wicks of New Martinsvtlle
willie spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fagcrt OF Padcn
CITY were visitors in town Sunday.
j. T.. Neuenschwander was at Pitts
burgh several days.
~ and Mrs. George Braunilch ana
Il; Nlter and Sam Braunlich Of Mar
ic,l-. O. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braunlich
and. children and c. +. Braunlich OF
Wheeling were week end visitors or
Miss Emma Braunlich.
Mrs. John Black left WEDNESDAY 10
visit friends mt Reader w. Va
George Pounds and VIII Gorby OF
Moundsville spent Sunday at this place
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soon tired Of agricultural life and de-
voted most OF hia leisure time 10 fsh-
ing and Grabbing
During some Of the most Aware
winter months, when hs found ri
FOOD supply exhausted and was pro-
vented from leaving the island bv
prolonged storms, he was Concealed
70 put up . gnala % dlstrsss. once
during northeast gale which Ewept
the coast for more than a week. ITar-
denourg found his food chest emptv.
ana was unable 20 leave the Island
owing 70 the rough seas He trlsd
IN many ways. 20 signal the light
house keeper az watts Light. a few
m les distant but his slFnais OF dis.
tress were Obscufed by The storm. IA
was beginning 70 feel the pnnHs oi
hunger and was about 10 give 40 in
despair when an unexplained imp,ilro
Z directed his attention toward the
shore, When he atroued 90 tho hank
he discovered a small boat was arm.
ing ashore, IL was pulled IN, ana to
I MA amazement and delight m was
! found no contain FOOD, having prob.
I aniy been set ndfln in tho sforu
from some OF the nearby isianda.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-27
APARTMENT HOTEL
TENANTS SHIELDED
BY THE NEW LAW
If Leases Are Made by Month or
More the Word "Hotel' .
Doesn't Count.

An act TO amend Chapter iS1 Of the
laws Of 1890, entitied IAN act In rels-
ton 20 summary proceedings to ro-
cover the possession OF real property
In cities OF the first oiasa or in cities
IN q county adjoining a city OF the
first claaa during the existing omsr-
gency." In relation to summary pro
osedinEs 20 recover the poaseasion OF
real property in hotels.
Section I. Chapter isT ~ the laws OF
1880 entitled AN act in relation TO
summary proceedinHs 10 rSeovaE the
possession OF real properly In citlea OF
tho first class nT IN oitiea In a county
adjoining q city OF the first GLASS dur
ing the existing emergency" IL hereby
amended by inserting therein = new
section, 70 follow section oDa, "a be
section IA. 20 Rad az folt0Nps,
seotin A. II = room or rooms IN a
hotel be LEASED under . written lease
or agreement for = term Of "a Least
one month, or be leased unfurninhed
under any written lease or agreonAent
and the occupant thereof holds over
and continues in possession OF the
premises after the expiration Of hts
term, then this chapter ahall apply
in the same manner a. n the word
''hotel" were not contained In the pre-
oeding section,
section 2. This 90, shall tslss effect
Immediately and shall DO In forOs I'M
III Nov, !, 1888.
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Is PER CENT. CLAUSE
CUT OUT-BURDEN OF
PROOF ON LANDLORD
ANY Increase In Rent Must Be
Shown 10 Be Reasonable
and Just.

An act 20 amend the Code Of civil
Procedure r., relation 20 summary pro
ceedlngs t0Precoyer the possession OF
real property IN cities Of the first class
and IN cities In a county adjoining "a
city OF the first class for default In
tho paymSut OF rent,
Section /. Subdivision "a 81 Section
22si OF the Code OF Civil Procedure Is
hereby amended 20 read az follows;
"A. No proceeding as prescribed IN
subdivision 2 OF this section shall be
mAlntainabls 70 recover the possession
OF real property IN a city Of the flrs;
class. or IN q city IN a county adioln.
inn a city OF tho first class, occupied
for dwelling purposes lother than
room or rooms IN no, al,
iodEing house or ronminH house. under
a lense or tenancy for one year or less
or under any lease or tsnaney COM
mencinR nftar this subdivision takol
effect unless tho petltloneF alleges IN
the petition and proves that the rent
Or the premises described IN tho petit
ton r. no greater than the amount
maid by the tenant Tor The month pre-
oedinE the default Cor witch the pro
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-27
LIMITS SUMMARY
)DISPOSSESS CASES
TOTHREE GROUNDS
Section 223i Of Civil Code Amend
ed and Chapter i37 Laws Of
1920 Repealed.

An act 90 amend the code Of civil
procedure In relation 10 summary pro
osedings to recover the possession OF
real property IN cities OF the first class
and cities 10 a county adjoining a city
OF the first class, and to repeal Chap
ter ] 81 Of the laws OF 1880 entitled AN
act IN relation 10 summary proceed
ings to recover the possession OF real
property in cities Of the first class or
in cities IN a county adjoining a city
Of the first class during the existing
emergency"
Section ], Section 22sl Of the Code
OF Civil Procedure is hereby amended
by inserting therein a new subdivision,
70 be subdivision IA, 20 read os fol-
lows;
IA. A public emergency eristiHo. no
proceeding rs prescribed IN subdivision
I Of this SECTION shall be maintaiuabls
70 recouer me possession OF real prop
srtv 90 CITY Of me first class or IN
a cify IN a county adjoining city Of
the first class. occupied for dtCelliHo
purposes. ercept proceeding 70 re-
cover such possession upon me ground
that the person holding over q ob-
Jection1 bic. NJ tohtoh case the landlord
shall establish 10 me sdrsfdotiOn Of
the court that the person holding oUer
10 Objectionable or a proceeding tChcTs
me otrnsr Of record Of the budding. be-
INC a natural person. seeks IN good
Q
or a room or rooms therein for tho SIN
mediate and persndi occupancy bV
himself and his family az dtOclitng !.
or a proceeding 90 recover pTemLSes
for the purpose Of demoitshiHO The
same ,rith the tnteHttoH Of construct
inc a netr building 20 be used eroiu.
siUeiy for dtDeltn0 purposes. plans Of
mitch netU building shaH haUe been
duly Nlcd and approved bv the proper
authority.
~ n pendiYtO proceeding for the re-
couerv Of real property IN such a oifg
on me ground that the occupant holds
0uer after the aspiration Of his term
a t0orrGnt shan not DO issued unless
the petitioner establishes 10 the softs-
faction Of tho court that the proceed
lnO ~ one mentioned IN the exceptions
enumerated IN this sWbdtVtstOn.
INAA ahpADtAtoh ANotl 20 W oIIeot
only untI the first ddV Of November
1871
Section 2 Chapter 1877 Of the laws Of
$50, entitled "An act IN relation 70
summary proceedings 20 recover the
possession OF real property In cities Of
the first class or IN cities IN a county
adjoining city Of the first class Is
hereby repealed
section 3. This not shall take etfoot
. Immediately,
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ceeding Is brought or has not been
increased lmore than % per centuml
over the rent Of me premises as II eN-
listed one year prior TO the time OF the
presentation OF the petition. Nothing IN
this subdivision shall preclude the ten
ant from ihtsrposinE any defense that
he might otherwise have. n the ten
ant tnfCrpOso the defense mentioned IN
Section I Of Chapter 1856 Of the Idtus Of
1890. al the provisions IN SAID chapter
contained shall apply 10 a proceeding
brought under thts subdivision THIS
subdiUisioH shall not apply 10 a room
OF rooms IN a hotel. lodging house or
rooWttH0 house occupied under hiring
Of toeek or less This subdivision
shall he IN effect only until the first
day o. November. 1929
Section 2 This act shall take effect
Immediately
This bill whs amended 30 that the
tenant is required 10 pay the dis
puted rent monthly into the court
pending adjudication as 20 Us fair
ness. The landlord IL required 10
serve a bill OF particulaTs'-that is a
statement OF investment expenses.
etc.-so the tenant may have
chance 20 check up before going 10
trial.
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FULL TEXT OF RENT LAWS
THAT PREVENT EVICTION OF
100000 TENANTS THIS WEEK
Drawn on Lines Suggested by Eve
ming World They Let People Stay
Where They Are and Stop I'm
reasonable Rent Boosts.

The Evening World to-day the principal anen gougns
bills passed the session Of largely along
the nes by The this
the relief York
threatened with eviction l..
The oi1 introduced Some
minor changes made the aBh which followed the
public hearing the bills and the OF the presiding officer
Even the printed available
to members Friday when the action the bills were
to-day.
Gov Smith is carefully okers
which would nudity
we're made the fact has been noted as far known
The permits
State and municipal sinking
State land bank bonds and
class to exempt housing construction taxation tin 1892
in the bills words omitted
brackets. while ; printed n
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COURT EMPOWERED
TO GRANT STAY IN
DEFAULT CASES
Hearing and bction on Appeal
Made Possible Even After Evic-
ton Warrant Is Issued.

An act to amend the Code OF civil
Procedure In relation 10 summary pro-
ceedings to recover the possession OF
real property in cities OF the first class
and in cities in a county adjoining a
city Of the first class
Section /. Title two OF chapter sew
enteen Of the Code Of Civil Procedure
Is hereby amended by adding thereto
a new section TO be section aIssA. to
read as follows:
Section 2265A Whenever the oour,
In which tho proceedings are brought
has jurisdiction 70 vacats q final order
rendered upon the y default OF tho
tenant, tho court or a Judge or justica
thereof NAV, pending a motion VI
vacate a final order rendered upon the
default ot the tenant, stay the eHecu-
ton OF the warrant which was issued
upon such default and shall. upon the
vacation OF such final order. vacAts
and set aside such warrant.
Section .. This act shall take sffeo,
Immediately.
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CHAPTER vi.

NNnntlmufnl
I'M is IS; s.: &: ;;:: "; II:
Smith. You can't turn
q girl into the street in the middle Of
the night with . young man you
know, even II she IL engaged TO him"
II won't have her here, after the
way she's treated me--after the way
she's acted altogether" Mrs. Ellis
worth insisted. let her go 10 your
cousins n you think they'd approve
Of her conduct. As for me. ! doubt &C.
And I'm sure she lied when she said
theYd asked her TO dine with them
Tonight l don't believe she went
near them"
She will not need 10 beg for Arch
deacon smiths hospitality" said the
young mag. And even n Mrs. Ellis
worth lmpiored her to stay, couldn't
allow IL now. I will see that Miss
Grayle Is properly sheltered and cared
for tonight by lady whose kindness
will make her forget what she has
suffered. A. soon 81 possible We shall
DO married by special license. Go to
your room. dearest. and put together
q few things for tonight and to-mor-
row morning-just what will NJ into a
handbag. II there's anything else you
value, IL can be sent for later. Then
III take you away"
For moment OF gratitude she even
forgot he was mysterious. forgot that
a few hours ago she had been ignor-
ant OF his existence. When remem-
brance flooded her brain, her only fea p
was for him What n the watchers
should still be there when they went
out OF the house together?
Annealey saw that he understood
what was IN her mind. and this smile
was the answer. For some reason he
thought himself sure that the watch
ers we're out OF the way The girl
could not guess why, unless he had
spled on the taxi from Ruthvpn
Smiths window and saw n 20 But
she would soon learn
Three minutes we're enough for the
packing OF the bag; then. baggage in
hand, she turned az the door for a
last look. such a. a released convict
might give 10 his cell.
"0oodby!" she said. with a thought
OF compassion for her successor And
passing Mrs Ellsworth's room sho
would have thrown a farewell glance
At its familiar chairs and tables. each
one OF which she hated with a sep
arate hatred. but with a shock OF sur
prise she found the door shut.
That must mean that the dragon
had retrsated from the combat and
retired 10 her lair
What ~ he never came back? what
n the watchers had been hiding out
there, lying in wait. and. two against
one-both bigger men physically than
he and perhaps armed-they had
overpowered him. what n she were
never TO So him again, and this hour
which had seemed the beginning OF
hope were 70 be it's epd7
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returns TO WORLD
AFTER TEN YEARS
Seli-lmposed Exile on Desert
Island Ended by Prince
tom Student.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. 27.--After
spending ten years % watts Island
In Chesapeake BAY, With only ths
sands and his books for company,
Charles H. HardenburE OF Trenton,
n. j.. a former law student OF Prince
ton University, 10 returning 10 civ
iliaa ton this week He " a brother
OF Dr. Daniel s, HArdsnburG OF
Jersey City, a wealthy and promi-
nsDt physician. He returns 20 OWL
iEation much improved In health,
Charles HardeRhurE waEered with a
friend that he could spend ten years
on an island without the companion
ship OF man or woman. He was
broken IN health. too. and had been
advised 20 go away.
Mr HardenburE was twsnty-four
years Of age when he nrst became the
sole occupant OF Watts Island, seven
teen miles from the maitland. The
island contains four acres and lies be
tween TanEier Island and Fox Island.
There IL no means OF transportst ton
except by rowboats and launches.
While at Princeton Mr., Hardenburg
wsgered with hls college. chums that
he would 60 away from the noise and
clamor Of city lie for ten years Il
some quiet place where ne could b,
left alone with his books. His frlends
sooffed at the idea
Accompanied by his brother. Dr.
Daniel & Hardenburg, he came 4
the soil OF the southern shore o
Virginia In quest Of a quiet spoI
where he could begin his ten vear'
OF solitary life. ana after observing
, the lana in this vicinity finally de.
clded that watts Island was the mos
suitable.
When young Hardenburg hist tool
b up his abode on the island no wal
furnished with well stocked libra ~
modern farming implements and sev
efal horses 10 till the soil. ana as al
!, ASSURANCE that he would not bf
\ molested or removed from the islam
until the ten years had expired, IN
island Was purchased by his brother
During his ten years OF hermiU!k
existence young Hardenburg ven
tured from the Island once a year
when he would visit either OnancocA
Va, or Crisheld, Md, 10 replenish nj
stock or FOOD and OBTAIN clothing
The horses which we're placed on M
Island soon died. and Hardenbar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-27
LANDLORDS AGENTS
MUST KEEP TERMS
OF LEASES, TOO
Included In Law 10 Punish Wilful
Violation as to Water, Heat
and Light.

An act TO amend tho penal law In 70
lation 10 wiltul violation OF the terms
OF a lease,
Section 1. Section 2oAo Of tho penal
law 10 hereby amended 20 read a. fol-
lows;
section 9oAo, wtlful violation OF the
terms Of lease. Any lessor, agent.
maHa0er. superintendent br JaRiiOT OF
any building or part thereof lwhe ID
required by the terms oppressed or
implied, OF any contract or lease "a
furnish the lease or rohtdI agreement
toheroof ~ tts terms. Spprassod or I'm
piled. requires the furnishing Of hOl
or cold water, heat light, power, ele-
vator service iorl telephone service or
aap other serrice nr faculty "a ANY
eccupant Of said building. who wilfully
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-27
SIPS, OOO, 900 PROFIT TO US.
FROM 100000 INVESTMENT.
DuFum wheat, Riss And Egyptian
Cotton work by Meredith BsiaGs
HaGs Results.

WASHINGTON. Sept T,--Protits Of
more than SlSB 200. 900 on Investments OF
half q million dollars have been made
by Uncle Sam through the Agricultural
Department. according 70 Secretary 70
r. Meredith, A total OF tab0, 900 was
spent IN establishing ourum wheat IN
the United Btatoa Now $50, 0OO, 900
worth OF durum wheat 10 produoad every
year LAaa than $500, 900 Waa spent o.
tahliAhlnR 4 rice Industry In California
that has now an annual orop worth
tai 900. 900, In introducing HgyptlAh
cotton 100000 was SCENT and the crop
now H. worth $4,000. BOO q yaAr,
A. oOmpa ratiVely small expense q
serum was developed WITH which b
combat hos ohOleTa' The losses from
thla disease have beon reduced otO, 900, .
900 a year. II ID estimated that eholsra
10 still coating the country go. 000, 900 q
year,
A few thousand dollars was spent In
Producing grain and forage sOrghums,
and II II estimated that t26, 900 bushel,
OF grain sorghums we're produced last
wear.
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or Intentionally fails to furnish such
water. heat light, power. elevator tori
telephone service or other scrtTce or
faculty at any time when the Nsame
are necessary TO the proper or custom
airy use Of such building OF part there
OF, Or any lessor. agent. manager, sU-
periHteHdent o. tdHifor who wifully
and Intentionally interfere with tho
quiet enjoyment Of the leased prem
ises by such occupant, IL guilty Of a
mlsdmeanor.
Section g. This act shah take effect
Immediately.
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BANK BONDS
LEGAL INVESTMENT
FOR SINKING FUNDS
State and Municipal Authorities
May Thus Increase Money
In Mortgage Field.

An act 10 amend the banking law In
relation to investment OF public funds
IN bonds Of the state Land Bank.
Section T. Chapter see OF the laws
OF 1914, entitled An act in relation TO
banking corporations. and fndividusln,
partnerships unincorporated associa-
tons and corporations under the Eu-
pervision Of the Banking Department,
constituting chapter 2 OF the consoil-
dated laws" Ia hereby amended by in
sorting at the end OF article three "A
new section, to BE- section i49. 90 read
- follows.
Section tA9 Bonds legal inveatnnent
for public funds. Bonds OF tho land
bank Of the state OF New York shall
be q legal and valid investment for
the sinking and trust funds OF tho
state OF New York or OF any municipal
corporation or political subdivision
thereof
ssctin 2 This act shall take effect
Immediately
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CITIES MAY EXEMPT
NEW HOUSING FROM
LOCAL TAXATION
Measure Only Permissory and Is
Designed to Hasten Apart
ment Building.

An act 10 amend the tax law. in re-
lation to the exemption from local tax
alton OF new buildings planned for
dwelling purposes.
Section / Chapter 81 Of the laws Of
1909 entitled. An act In ,rsiatlon 10
taxation. constituting chapter sixty OF
the consolidated laws" 10 hereby
amended by inserting therein a new
section to be section 40 70 read a.
followg:
Section 80. Exemption Of new build
ings from local taHh1on. The sEisle-
tive body OF a county or city or the
governing board Of a town. village or
school district may determine that un-
III Jan. ], isaL new buildings therein.
planned for dwellings exclusively.
shall bs exempt from taxation for local
purposes during construction and 30
long a. used or intended 70 bs used
exclusively for dwelling purposes pro-
vtded construction was completed since
April /. 1890. or. n not 90 completed.
that construction be commenced before
Oct. I, 1871, and completion for occu-
pancy ba effected with eighteen
months after souh commencement, or
II now In course Of construction with
In eighteen months AFTER this section
takes effect.
Section . THIS act shall tale effect
Immediately.