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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of MAEIME d.
cH&RNE. doing business under the
trade name Of MANIME'S. Of Rich
moud. IN the County OF Henrico.
and district aforesaid Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on May
cIiAliME, doing business as aforc-
said, was duly adjudicated bankrupt
and that the FIRST meeting o! his
creditors will be held in my Office
Rooms lilS-l11a Mutual building,
Richmond Va. on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1921. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. APP
point n trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Rcteree'in Bankruptcy.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.

Eght-ruon. strictly n.odcru detached
.-s'nry hrick house, deep lot garage In
rear IN the 2fpc Block Floyd Avenue.
lTiCe SIC, 500. An excellent buy IN the
right location
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TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1921.

I certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners Nv IN.
hbov" uecrce mas been duly given
Given under my hand this End day
Of May. 1921.
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk
by a. l.. ADAMSON.
Real Estate Auctionccr
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SEE MIR. LiBEltMAN.
WITH
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MADISON 1856.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

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By CHuTCHFIE:i.b * COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
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5 Warehouse at Richmond, Va. which sold
unless the the baggage forward
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-29
EMMETT NEWS


Buy your rubbers at Golden Rule
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Murray spent
Sunday at the Elmer Murray home.
Window glass set. All sizes in
stock at T. B. Hargus', hardware and
furniture.
VIM. Harpt arrived from Boise to
spend Christmas with his brother and
family on the Slope.
Ten per cent discount for cash on
blacksmith work at the Riverside
Shop, H. D. Buys, proprietor.
For draying and teaming of all
kinds, wood hauling and garden plow-
ing, call phone 189-W. John Robson
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hutton and
baby came down from the ranger sta
ton Tuesday to spend the rest of the
winter here.
If YOU want to ride in a closed,
warm car phone B. v. Tappan at Rus
sell Hotel Call phone 16. Residence
phone 207-J. lisp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Newcomer spent
Christmas with Mrs. Newcomers
father and mother and sisters fam
lily in Boise.
Miss Alta Atkins who has been i'll
for some time in Boise hospital, re-
turned home Thursday in time to
spend Christmas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hill and family
came down from Cascade Saturday
to spend the holidays with Mrs. HIS
brothers Charley and w. W. Wilton
Mrs. S. w. Coulter arrived from
Enterprise, Oregon Saturday to
spend Christmas with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Polly and her little
daughter who is attending school here
n 81 fibre rugs, special Friday
and Saturday at SO c. Golden Rule
store.
Will buy raw furs. W. Obermeyer,
phone go RIA. 12-4p.
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A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC

Whereas, it does not seem possible
at the present time TO unite the var
ious interests of the community for
the erection of community building;
therefore, the committee representing
the various interests which originated
and entered into 4 plan for the erec-
ton and maintenance of the Com
munity Annex" to the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church IL Emmett, met
on December % and after careful con-
sideration, mutually and unanimously,
and with desire that nothing shall IN
any manner interfere with any inter
est or organization supported for the
good of the community that may
cause such building to be construed.
do hereby agree to dissolve the COM
pact and articles of Regulations
heretofore entered into for the mutual
use and government of said Com
munity Annex" to said church.
1t is also understood by the COM
mittee and passed on to the general
public that this dissolution Of the
former agreement is not intended IN
any way to discourage the promo
ton of any further movement on the
part Of the trustees Of said church IN
the matter Of any building enterprise
in connection Herewith
We hereby wish to commend the
trustees Of the church for their laud-
able and liberal offer to perpetually
turn over their property for the use
of the community, as set forth IN the
original Regulations" as entered into
by the church and the committee re-
presenting the various interests OF
the community, and approved by Bis
hop Burns.
Signed: Elmer Grant Keith, chair
man Of the Official Board, First
Methodist Episcopal Church, R. B.
Shaw, G. B. Mains, Ed Skinner, R. E
Rose, R. E. Shaw, W. W, Hoops, and
Clark Catlin.
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Mr. and Mrs. v. T. Craig spent
Christmas in Boise.
Miss Joy Dewell spent Christmas
with the Whitlins at Gardena.
Miss Margie Curtis, teacher at
Gross, Is here visiting home folks
D. NJ. Johns returned Wednesday
from business trip to Boise and Pay
cite.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid viii
meet with Mrs. Case January 5. All
ladies Of the church are invited.
FOR SALE-12 brood sows, bred to
farrow in April; full blood Poland
China. Knipe Bros, phone SIR 8. It
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Dix Of Sweet
were down TO spend the Christmas
holiday Monday with the w. l. Nicol
family.
Willard Sinclair was over from
Boise to spend the holidays He re-
turned Monday to resume his studies
at Links.
Miss Pearl Pattison spent the two
holidays with her sister, Mrs. Nichols
and family at Nyssa. Her sister, Mrs
Bach, accompanied her home
Orvill Hunt, Loyey Wright, Eliza
beth Scott, Bernice Appel and James
Zigler went to Weiser Tuesday to
attend the Baptist Young Peoples raj
ly.
Miss Alta Atkins came home Thurs
day from Boise, where she has been
IN st. Luke's hospital for about five
weeks, recovering from an operation
for goitre.
The Messiah is gwen in many of
the largest cities and small towns
throughout the civilized world, as az
annual event. At the Liberty Thea
ter, Jan 4.
Who's got 975? the number that
was drawn for the photograph that
is to be given away at the n. T. Davis
drug store, and as yet has not been
called for. II this number is not call
ed for by noon Jan 5, a new drawing
viii be held.
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tween the First Methodist Episcopal
church and various other community
interests in regard to the proposed
Community Annex to the church
will not in any way alter the Attltuoe
of the church in its desire to serve
the community in its capacity, as OUT
lined in said agreement, or ehange
the plans of the building. The same
service will be rendered in the rest
room and gymnasium, and the city IS
hereby offered the free use of the
library room if it desires through its
city council to make provision for Its
maintenance. The trustees announce
that the architects plans are being
perfected and it is hoped as soon as
the money can be provided and wealth
err conditions viii permit, work nay
begin on the building.
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band and father, and also for the
beautiful floral offerings--Mrs- John
B. Spear and family.
Serial 02o51e
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land office at Boise, Idaho, Novem-
Der 80, 1921
Notice is hereby given that James
E. Carey, of Horseshoe Bend, Idaho,
who, on February 5, 1919, made Ad-
ditional Homestead Entry Act Dee
%. 1916, No. 02O516, for ShSEN
Sec. p; N1sNEA, ShSEk Sec "a;
and M Mex, Section "a. Township
s North, Range 2 East, Boise Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make 8 year Proof, TO establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office, at Boise, Idaho,
on the 9Th day of January, 1922
Claimant names as witnesses:
C. A. Wade, of Eagle, Idaho; Henry
Dorgeist, of Pearl, Idaho: NJ. A. East
man. and Arthur Cartwright, both OF
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.
FRANK S. HER, Register
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to offer our thanks to the
people for their kindness during the
sickness and death of our loved hus-
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To the Public.

The mutual dissolution of the for
mer agreement, printed above, be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

gate, representIug every society in the
prrsby,cry expected to be present
Mills Start
EiInle,.u Of th. lweuty-tour hot Mills
IT the YurkNiile plant OF the "heelhs
SI.el Corporation started operations al
. midnight last night. This IL an IN
crease of six mills over the mum per
nv..raicd last wrrl; and all are looking
forward with confidence tn an early re-
sumption ~ tn" plant in full.
Many Special Programs.
Several Of the lOru! chulThes rendered
Spt~-iai progra ms in honor or Mothef
day. yesterday morning ana eVer'ns'
and all of the services are reported as
ia, inv been popular and very we'll at
tended. A special Cradle Roll program
was rendered at the United Presbyterian
! church yesterday morning.
To Entertain Glass.
Mrs Charles Jcrger, OF North Nlnth
street will entertain the members or the
. hunters class Of the First Baptist
Sunday school at her home on FT1day
evening of This week. Plans arc oeins
made for an elaborate and interesting
social program for the evening and
fine tine IL anticipated.
Board Of Trade Meeting.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Trade for tomorrow evening mas uTe"
postponed by the officials. ewing to the
absence Of some Of the officials from
the city on business. The regular d.
/ rectorS luncheon which was scheouied
for the Desch hotel today at noon. has
| also been postponed for one "eck' and
will be held next Monday a. noon
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Thomas j. Irwin left yesterday for
Columbus o. To attend the state con
vcntion Of the Red Men.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Taylor arrived
! home last evening after visit with
/ their son Charles at Columbus, Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otte Of North
Sixth street spent yesterday visiting
with friends at Cambridge, o.
George Kidney Of North Fifth street
left Yesterday 10 attend the Red Mems
state convention at Columbus, Q.
Mrs. c. T. Uptegraff Of this city spent
yesterda visiting win her son Winscn,
who is aendias Ohio Sac unirersiy.
Mrs. John d. Savers OF Cleveland. o..
spent Yesterday visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Jones Of Pearl
street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Mitchell Of South
! Eighth street spent yesterday visiting
! at Cleveland. O.
i Miss Ethel Craig Of the Ralston &
! Parker drug store is reported III at her
hone.
: Mr.and Mrs. Carl Boyd returned 10
Clevela nd. O.. yesterday after few daye
' visit with local relatives.
Miss Laura Tanley is reported con-
fined TO her lpme on North Fifth street
suffering with Appendicitis.
! Bert Lytle, in "A Message from MAJ g.
will. be the special attraction at the
Fenray theatre for today and tomorrow.
| The annual rummage sale OF the
| Kings Daughters Of this city will open
in the Coyne building on Hanover street
! this morning
Joseph Fruzier of South Third street
| has arrived home after a brief business
| trip to Columbus. 0.
/ lack Nelly, former local newspaper
/ man, was here from Pittsburgh yester-
! day for visit with his parents.
Mrs. Harold Owens arrived home yes
! terday after few days visit with
/ friends at Chester. w. Va.
pITy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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ses fail to disclose any cnntrabanu. and
the officers made no arrests.
Reprsssntat1vss 70 Convent
william II. Brewer. OF Kirkwood,
leaves this morning 10 attend the state
convention Of the Red Men at Columbus,
Ohio, as the representatives OF the local
tribe OF the Red Men.
Bert Lilly, william Wilson anc Nor
man Young. all of this city. left Nestcr-
day for Toledo. Ohio, where they will
attend the annual state convention OF
the Foresters of America.
Alpha p Meeting.
The members Of the Alpha Pi frater-
nifty have been promised fine time at
the meeting 10 be held in their chapter
rooms on Main street. The usual bust
ness session will be followed by So
cial session and smoker. which Is GER
tain TO be enjoyed
Bridgeport Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shafer have arrived
homo after an auto trip to Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Frank Dougherty. well known local
business man left yesterday on few
days business trip to Cleveland.
A class Of candidates Is reported
ready for initiation at the meeting OF
Belmont Aerle No. 995 OF the Fraternal
Order OF Eagles TOMORROW evening.
A good crowd Of local fans witnessed
the baseball game at the League Park
grounds yesterday afternoon.
The members Of the Holy Name So
ciety received communion in u body at
ST. Anthony's Catholic church at Bridge
port yesterday morning.
THE Heart OF Twenty" sweet little
romance Of a country village with no
fights. no bloodshed, and no crime. will
be the attraction at the Family theatre
on Lincoln avenue for today.
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dress There were beautiful exercises in
charge OF the officers Of the lodge. DR..
George Is. Smith. OF Barnesrile. spoke,
n lso Misses Campbell and Fitton sang,
and the webb hand furnished instru-
mental music.
rs orgruizs vossrB.
4 branch OF the Womcn's League al
Voters Is to be organized here. y meet
ing il announced BY Mrs. Louisa N Fast.
Of Toledo. feld worker for the League.
for Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The place OF the meeting will be an
nounced later. All women Of this county
are invited 10 attend the meeting.
1dns work Better.
According 10 Sub-District President
Frank Ledvinka, mines in the local sub
district worked a per cent OF normal
during April. This is an increase over
the previous month. Mines in this sub
district are working much better thai
In other parts Of the state. TWO mines
in the sub-district.s the Edgewood ana
the PARIS Run. are idle because OF
strikes over wage controversies
1xdsfs.
NJ reorxe p. Smith, OF GAINESVILLE.
formerly of Bellaire, was visitor mere
over Sunday.
A meeting OF the Eagle lodge Is to be
held this evening at the hall on Union
street.
Standard bearers Of the F1rst 81. T.
church will meet this evening AT the
The charter OF the laundry workers
union here has been suspended TOT non
payment Of dues, according 10 III. n
A. F. OF L. organizer. An en-
deavor will be made to reorganiZe tne
workers Of this city and Martins Ferry.
4 meeting OF the young Men Guy
will be held tonight at when the pans
will be completed for dance 70 DC he'o
next Friday evening.
Ona dav las, week the Rail & River
No. 6 coal mines at McClains''iie io"oeu
a total Of So railroad cars.
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MARTINS FERRY .
GUN ARTIST IS. Z. -.
STILL AT LARGE
william Btnn Shot In Leg Near stop
on 1Aylsnd Line About Midnight
SaturdAy-Conditton Not Serious :
Shooting Claimed Result Of Altsroat1on
OF Stealing OF Ice Cream Gone
Nan Being Sought

Police Of this city were notified Sat-
urday evening at 1880 o'clock of tAe
shooting Of William Blnn at Il point
near stop on the Rayland line, In the
north end Of the city by Howard
Springer. a resident OF Laughlin Addi-
ton, who was a short distance from
the scene OF the shooting when it oc-
CURED.
Springer states that he left Ray
land car at Stop and as he started up
the hill, heard an argument between two
men. with much profanity being used
He stopped and admonished the men as
there were ladies' following. One OF
the men asked for and received light
for his cigarette, following which
Springer continued up the hill.
When he was about half square
from the spot he was startled by re-
volver shots and Immediately rushed
back to find one of the men lying on
the GROUND. nd the other just disap-
pearing over the railroad embankment
The members Of the Martins Ferry po-
lice department were Immediately noti-
fled Of the shooting and all available
officers we're sent out in an effort 10
capture the gunman. Later Binn was
reported to have BEEN only slightly
wounded lin the calf#of. 1he leg. The
men are alleged 70 have, been at least
partially under the influence OF liquor
at the time OF the quarrel. ::
The report gained credence' yesterday
that the man responsible for the shoot
ing Of Binn. was Homer Roam. we'll
known character Of Bridgeport. who has
been in the local jail number of times
on various charges of drunkenness and
dlsorderly conduct. The good descrip-
lion obtained by the officers would seem
to iridtcste that there was some founda =
tion for the rumor. and the members
Of the Bridgeport police department
have been on the lookout for him since
the shooting.
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BELlAIRE
HOMESTEAD WON
SUNDAY CONTEST.
DowMHp 8Dd1AHRB ArHL2T1cS
MERE HY SCORE or TO
III GOOD 1A1u.
oTmR NTRRBBTma NEWS rrEMS
PROM YARIoug gouRcEs
N 8NLLAnN.

The Bellaire Athletic Association
baseball team was beaten Sunday attes
noon by the Homestead (Pa0 Grays' TN
anal score being 8 to /. The game wax
staged at the Sixteenth street ball park
and was witnessed by a big crowd. The
visitors had the best OF the argument
throughout
Casey Jones was on the mound for
the locals with Dunfee behind the bat.
The Homestead boys hit timely.
The Homestead nine had previously
defeated the Bauer nine Of Wheeling.
thus having secured scalps of two OF
the best teams in the Ohio Valley.
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Forsstsrs 70 Convention

J. H. Harris Of this city. senior wood
ward. and delegates Wyndham Davis, H
G. Mills and Glenn Coss, OF the local
court of the Foresters Of America. will
leave this morning for Toledo where
they will attend the annual state con-
vention Of the Foresters Of America
which convenes in that city tomorrow.
Musical Wednesday
The Willing Workers of the First
Street AM.E. church Of this city, will
hold q musical ut the church on We'd
nesday evening of this week. AN, excel
lent program has been prepared for the
evening and .all their friends have been
invited to attend the event.
Extend Limits.
A resolution providing for the extern
sion Of the corporate limits Of this city
to Glens Run on the north and a con-
siderable distance westward. was intro
duced by Councilman Lawrence Way at
the meetin gof that body on Saturday
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One Drunk.

See our new exclusive patterns Wheel
ing Tent & Awning Co. Tel. $50.
f-ll-m-w-f-
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Buy awnings made in Wheeling. Wheel.
ing Tent & Awning Co, Tel. 663.
f.14-m-w f-to-my-13
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Ehe America Legion baseball, team
of. 'Seffs downed the Commercial nine
Of this place Sunday afternoon al the
Nen diamond The final score was to
5. The game proved very close ard in
tefesting throughout. Earlier In the sea-
sou the Commercial won from the Mem
team by a one run margin. A third con-
test Is likely 10 be staged before the
close Of the present season.
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One Drunk.
One offender was taken into custody
by the police Saturday night. charged
with drunkenness. He was given the
usual tine Of IS. Police were not called
upon 10 make single arrest up until an
early hour last evening.
N
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The locals OF flint glassworkers OF
this city elected their delegates Satur-
day afternoon for the conyntion 10 be
hid In July Delegates OF the Rodeta~
and Belmont plants are James Ebbetts.
Thomas Powers and Jesse Beneett. while
the delegates OF the Imperial are Johe
Curtis. Edward Lyons, David Fl. Jones
and Joseph Flaherty.
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Missionary Convention.

The annual convention OF the Women 8
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
Of the Presbyterian churches of st.
Gainesville presbytery will, npen in the
First Presbyterian, church in this city
tomorrow afternoon. Afternoon and
evening sessions will be held. with dele
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: An Of the members OF the Junior Or
der OF. United American Mechanics arc
planning to attend the regular meeting
of the order which will be held this
evening. The regular meeting OF the
Order Of United American Men VIII De
held in their rooms in the Heinlein
hnildin1 fnrnnrrnW AXaninC.
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John BrosicS. foreigner Of Pinch
Run, who n week ago reported that his
cow had been stolen from his stable. has
recovered the animal The COW was
found wandering about at Klee and was
tied up there by a resident. The owner
secured, IL yesterday whom he had in
formation that strange cow" was be-
Inr data mad there .s1
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A meeting OF the Bellaire Ministerisi
association, the one postponed from
last Monday. vii be held this morning
IN the Christian church Rev. Austin p.
Benjamin. pastor OF the Shadyside
Christian church, will read a paper. His
subject In The Relationship OF Doc
tPines 70 Christian Unity"
RA4ao xEsanorIaa EalA.
me RnnuAl memorial services OF the
BAtIalre Aerfa OF Eagles was held at
tb4 Temple theatre Sunday afternoon.
Past worthy President Russell Price OF
Aeria. al delivered an appropriate .ad-
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T. 4 meeting OF the PRINCIPALS OF the
public schools is scheduled for this eve
ming at the office Of Supt. J. V. Nelson
Matters pertaining to the schools will
Sel given attention and Supt. Nelson,
kll issue his report covering the
schools for the past four weeks. 49,.
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Legion Meeting.

An important meeting Of the members
Of Martins Ferry Post No. So or the
American Legion. is scheduled for this
evening at 40 O'Clock in the rooms Of
he BOARD Of Trade. Final arrangements
for the observance or Memorial day
will be completed at this time and all
interested, members have been urged to
be present %y.>+. IT. *
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j, A Radio club has been formed here.
Epa-tnants In wireless will +. carried
on throughout the summer. Ofacer1
FOLLOW: President. Wesley King; vice
president, Charles Dubois: sec, etary
Ebauncey, Linard. treSSdrefS J6ha@ Prers
ssol. Supt. J. V. Nelson OF the public
schools has been made honorary presl-
dent. Apparatus has been put up at
the high school.
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The Iirst convention since the reor-
r,niza tSotS, OF the Pease' Township Sun
day School Association will be held in
the United Presbyterian church of this
city Thursday atfefTrooh. The program
for the convention has been completed
and will consist Of number OF inter-
estins addresses as we'll as organization
by the election OF entire set OF Off
GERS for the associa ton.
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Police officers and county officials
made a raid on a place late Saturday
night, under the impression that intoxi-
cants Gere being dispensed from the
place, a thorough search Of the prem