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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Gotham National Bank announces
that its new building at Broadway
and Columbus Circle Is now s. per cent.
rented. During the last week leases
have been made to the following firms:
Parker Axle and Products Corporation,
Travellers Insurance Company, Aero
Import Company. Estates Crude Rubber
Corporation. y. r. u. Company, Lewis
S. Brooks. b. Palmer Lewis. George W.
Petersen, $. Fulton Minter. John i.
Jackson. Eugene A. Calvin and
Sweeney, Snlffln & Sweeney.
Cross & Brown Company leased offices
and sales floors In Is West Thirty-sev-
enth street to French Trading Company,
Mendes Diamond Company. American
Red Cross. H. G. Vogel & CO., Adver-
tlsing Artists, Inc, BENJAMIN f. Levy,
Walk & Cottler, Harrington & Good
man, Howard Hosiery Company, Yard
ley & Co., Ltd, of London, for their
first American branch office; also the
westerly store. basement and mezzanine
to Lennon a Co., furniture dealers, ana
the easterly store TO Louis ID. Galante
q Co., millinery. The same brokers
leased TO Stappler & Co. loft IN -
West Twenty-fourth street; also space
In % West Thirty-siXth street to Knoll
Brothers and half floor In 10 west
i
turing Company, jewellers.
Charles b. Van Valen. Inc, leased
offices in 40 William street to the Pru-
Dental Oil Corporation at an aggregate
rental of 100000
Brett & Goode Company leased floor
in IS West Forty-fifth street 10 the
Cheney Talking Machine Company
space in West Forty-fifth street 70
the Gold and Platinum Novelty COM
pany and floor in 7A Tenth avenue
to Columbia Lamp Works
Charles r. Noyes Company leased 'ne
four upper floors in SO University place
24x95. TO the Photo Belle Company Ill"
Paul Arnou, for ten years: 49,.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased noors
nc follows: To r. II. Brayton X Co III
16a Greene street, to Public knitting
Mills In 1853 Greene street. TO HuDer-
man & Stern in 100 West 1wehtieel
street and to Morris Freistat III ASo
West Twentieth street.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased otlces
In 100 Hudson street 10 Herman Sheln-
house and r. A. Skinner Co. Also III
es William street to Lester florsheih
& Co. .,,,
The Goelet estate has leased through
rIarris yought & Co, Inc, the resi-
dence at East Fifty-second street ioi
a long term at rentals aSgregatns
s10O. 900 to the Elder Restaurant COM
pany, Inc. ,..a
Lewis l.. Rosenthal Company leased
:. 600 square feet Of space in 10 west
Twenty-seventh street to Baretz, Inc,
f1rriers also the first floor in l3o west
Thirty-fourth street for hve years 10
the Great Western Leather Goous Coiii-
many: the store in 7S5 Eighth avenue 10
Morris Kotler. Theodore Luoy was as
sooiate broker. Also store in $40 Eighth
avenue to Appel & Meisel Morris Tay-
Ior was associated as broker. Also two
stores I'm 273 West Fortieth street TO
John Collins and Harry klatzkow-
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
ACQUTT COURT JUSTICE
IN KAGY MURDER CASE
3 Women and 8 Men Free
McGonnon After III Hours.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 1s.--William II. Nc
Cannon. Chief Justice of the Municipal
Court on trial for the second time. was
acquitted OF the charge OF staying Har-
old c. Kagy on the morning OF May S
last. by jury Of three women and
nine men, in Common Pleas Court to-
Jay after celebrating twenty-one hours
and taking eight ballots.
From the start the majority Of the
Jurors favored acquittal. the first five
ballots standing SS to 4 for acquittal.
tho sixth 9 TO g. the seventh II to l..
no Jury agreeing on the eighth. The
three women on the jury refused 10 COM
ment on the case.
The jury In the first trial was unable
70 agree on verdict after forty-eight
ltours' delibcration.
Judge McGannon did not sit on the
bench after he was indicted. pending tho
outcome OF the trial.
II expect to resume my position on
The municipal bench after a brief rest" Z"
Ne announced after hearing the verdict.
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hams directors) is the buyer of the
buildings at - TO % Little West Twelfth
street.
/. & j. Kaufman are the purchasers
of the building al 254 South street.
The properties 305 Rivington street and
46 Allen street. sold recently. were pur-
chased by Sarah Kedofsly and James
Eishty. respectively.
Glenn X. Carver, attorney, has joined
the brokerage staff OF Charles Il. Van
Valen, Inc.
Haggstrom-Callen Company has been
appointed agent for 3ls West Fiftioth
street.
The United Real Estate Owners Asso-
citation will hold a meeting of tenants
and landlords at Morris High School,
166th street and Boston road, Friday
evening, February 20
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bronx TRANsACTIONs.

Dormond Realty Company, simon
Myers president. sold through Edward
Polak to a buyer for occupancy Zl9z
Washington avenue, near 1S7th street
three story brick two family mousse
1Sx75. This is the third SOLD or row
NJ six at this point acquired by the
sellers from the Silk estate.
Edgar Hirschberg sold his property.
71.1Oxl34x irregular, at the northwest
corner OF Fieldston road and 2Soth
street Riyerdale, TO John S. Hamilton
Owald Realty Company sold TO JACOB
Freisher the house at the southeast cor
ner of Southern Boulevard and Jeh-
nings street, 25xl0o.
i Clarence Davies sold for Louise w.
Schrinne and Wilhelmina Behrens 70
Hudson r. Rose Company 5s3, 5So and
5s7 Concord avenue, 100 feet north or
15Oth street three three family houses
each 25X50
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Borough OF Queens-sale or Rent.
HILLSIDE SPECIAL.

One family. detached q rooms and bath
electric. parquct. steam heat, enclosed porch
sewers: blocks from station price Sc. 800
cash $1,000. HILLSIDE REAL ESTATE,
Harry Schwindt. 20 fiomerlee av.. Jamaica.
Tel. 3sl, Jamaica.
RICHMOND HILL-New : room houses,
every modern Improvement, enclosed sun
porch. tiled kitchen and bath, Beaufort near
Lefferts av.. blocks south Norris Park
station, l.. l. Il. r., blocks Jamaica av.
L. 3 blocks Fulton st. Il: open for in
spection daily and Sunday. Builders ADEL-
MANN-SCHRAUTII. 1880 Liberty. corner
Lefferts av. Tel. 5119 Richmond Hill. Also
other enc ana two family houses. Open
Sunday.
RICHMOND HlLI~-Exceptionai bargain, u
room cottage. steam heat parquet, tile
bath and kitchen. garage. 5000: also 7
room cottage. SG.3o0; also family brick.
EI4MANN-SCHRAUTH 11s20 Liberty.
corner Lefferts ave. Tel. 5II9 Richmond Hill.
Also other bargains. Open Sundays.
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BRooKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Bulk;ey & Horton Company nave oesn
appointed managing agents .ut ,.e
properties at 16S Hooper street, thirty
two family apartment building oSI East
Twenty-fir street. twenty family apart
ment building: 1929 Hubbard street
571 Eighteenth street and 1885 to 1883
Dean street. two eight family apartment
buildings.
o. Il. Allard and J. ]. Levcy sold the
one family stucco dwelling on west side
of East Twelfth street. 20 feet north OF
Avenue S, Flatbush.
Samuel Galitzka sold for the Merch-
ants Holding Company. builders the
northwest corner of Avenue and East
Thirteenth street. two story building
with stores. 20x100. and two adjoining
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
SIX INDICTED IN MEMPHIS
IN BOND TRANSACTION
Prosecution of Prominent Men
Pressed From NeU York.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEw YORK HERALD.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 1S.-Six men,
all prominent IN the business life of this
city. were Indicted to-day by the Shelby
County Grand Jury for their alleged
participation in the handling or knowl-
edge of the handling Of Liberty bonds
stolen in New York.
The men are II. Digcs Nolen. drug
gist W. l.. Huntley, Jr., former vice.
president Of the National City Bank I:
Joseph e. Mccall. Jr.. attorney. and son
Of the late Federal Judge John y. Nc
call: NJ. 3. Joseph. president of Joseph
Myers, INC, jewellers: II. = Priddy.
pond broker member Priddy Williams
Company, and James Money Nardaman.
connected with tho bond department Of
the Bank of Commerce and Trust Com
pany. son of James X. VardAman, former
Governor of Mississippi and United
states Senator from that State.
Each bill of indictment contained two
counts. The first charged receiving
stolen property; the second charged
receiving property stolen in another
state"
There were three patches Of indict-
nents. The first batch applied to Nolen
and Mccall, and was based on the $780,
600 worth OF bonds sold by Mccall to
A. X. Tigrett & Co. The second batch
applied to Nolen, Huntley. Joseph and
I'riddy. and was in connection with the
$4,000 of bonds Joseph sold for Huntley
TO the Union and Planters Bank through
Priddy and Williams.
The third batch named Wardaman and
Huntley. and was based on their alleged
knowledge Of the stolen bonds.
Mrs. Ethel Wyckof Noen. wife of
Nolen, was indicted for an attempted
bribery.
A. A. Young and George Duffy mem
oers of the firm of Kean, Taylor q Co..
eft Memphis tonight for New YORK
after hearing the decision of the Grand
Jury in the Liberty bond cases. Detec-
tlves william Roddy and J. T.. Mccoy
also left the city after completing their
threa vvaalxe' trori, in NTprnuhis
The New York herald., 1921-02-19

the four story tenement S2l Tenth ave-
nue., &xloo. near Ffty-f fourth street
Emily Munsterman sold 10 Fannie
Bader the five story tenement at ISIS
Second avenue. 25X799
Dorothy Golden sold to Peter Oura-
khan the four story tenement at 1865
Park avenue, northeast corner OF 1870
street, 20x76
Pepi Schein sold TO Solomon Abovici
the three story dwelling al 6S West
19cth street. lsx1oO
Philip Cohn sold TO Vincenzo Onorato
the three story dwelling at 800 East
124th street, l66xl00.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
REALTY JOTTINGS.

The Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank loaned to Aronson Brothers
sss0000 for three years on 229 to 239 West
Thirty-sixth street, ll5. .6xeS.9.
II. Feinberg. formerly of Refs & Fem
berg. Inc. now dissolved. has left the
firm of !. Refs & Co. and will open an
office in the midtown district.
Joseph c. Abramson Is the buyer of
the dwelling at "a East Eighty-firs
street. sold recently. Pease g. Gilman
were the brokers.
Adolph Wurm is the buyer of the
dwelling at 792 West End avenue. sold
recently through Joseph y. Day.
The Transfer Realty Corporation &C.
3. Plante, +. Scheuer and S. X Abra-
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~ THE AUCTION ROOM.
IA VEsEY STREET.
Nv Joseph u. Dav.

MADISON AV. 162, W .. es.s sgd ~. ef7x
05. sty offices and str--Chas II Leland
sgt 100 Madison Av co ct al; Frederic dep
Foster atty: due s92, ,p3s.5a: taxes. Sc
s2.f8s so: 20 the plaintiff for. ...... .Ssj. 900
5fST ST, $50 ", =, 100 sth av, 2TxiOO .,
sty tnt-Environs Realty Go agt Chas
Work et al; Franklin w Morreli, atty; due.
s2,8ss.47 taxes. &C. seT7.90; pr mtg, s32.-
I32D ST, "a y. q, 24o 5th av. 30xaa.11 3
atty bk tnt-Edulteble Life Assur Soc agt
Bertha Guoin ,a q "a a: Alexander Green.
Withdrawn.
BY Samuel Marx
43D ST. oJ6-60 w. =. 20l.4 sth av. 7sSs
1864, : sty tnts and stra-Baron Do
TIirsch Fund AIT Mitchell Lehman et al: NJ
3 q s Isaacs, attys: due. st03 .005.40
taHss. &C. 81. 1850: adjourned TO March
II
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Solve Your Labor Problem

Locate your factory in an Open Shop
community and avoid interruption OF
production by strikes We have factory
property in one Of the leading Open Shop
cities in New England on railroad, within
100 miles of New York. Area of build
ings $4,000 square feet. For particulars
address
ZyZZZl!l L''lll!!lsAl
Hartford, Conn.
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New York statc-sale or Rent.
DoARDivo HOUSE am rARM.

NOANDINIf TOUNF NM INItMs
SULLIVAN COUNTY. y. v,
~ rooms. outbuldings 20 acres. overlooking
picturesque Delaware River. ono mile from
railroad station: tO1 miles from New York
city: price ~, 900: reasonable terms brokers
protected. j. :. HOLDEN. owner. box ToS.
Port Jervis, y. y.
YOU WILL. SOON HEAR a good del abor
Roekland County. HOWARD GOLDSMITH,
NVack on the Hudgon n Y
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wes.chester-Saie or Rent.
REAUTIFUl HOME

BEAUTIFUL HOME
AT OAKLAND BEACH. RYE.
Price 10000. owner going abroad. 10 rooms.
3 baths, ear garage chauffeur's quarters.
Write, phone or call CHAS. S. FAULKNER.
office Rye Railroad Station, Rye, ". '.
Phone 123 Rye.
FOR SALE-Riverview Manor. Hastings:
. four lots. comprising plot i00xi50. on W.
lard sv.: high elevation, overlooking Hudson
River. all improvements: large shade treos.
$1,000 cash: brokers protected. j. J. Me-
GOVERN. 81 Alexander av., White Plains.
y. Y.
HOUSE In Nonkers. 10 rooms. bath, modern
improvements. electric lights. select neigh.
horhoOd, convenient to all lines, seen by np-
foinimeut. L .. box 252. q. G. Station.
~. w. SULLIVAN, specialist, IN wes Nestsr
real estate. $40 South broadway. Yonkers
$40. O.J0O-Modern, substantial ; room stuees
dwelling. ~ fine shape. plot Joxl00. THOs.
s. BURKE. Fagg Building. Yonkers.
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Heights, Above lsJth St..
West of 8th Av.

EASY housekeeping; modern; first floor
sitting room. dining room. kitchen; second
floor three bedrooms. bath; top covers car
rying charges) four rooms, bath. kitch-
enette: electricity possession: refined: Con-
vent av. section; $1,000 cash. OWNER, O
1921 Herald Fulton st.
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New Jcrsey-saic or Rent.


AT Ridgewood- bungalow: hot water
heat. every Improvement; perfect condi-
tlon: deep lot; garden garage; good neigh
borhood: available july I opportrnity :
s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORMAN. .
Ridgewood. y. j.. Tel. 5j1. 100 Broadway
New York city; Rector 17iS.
new Colonial house. o rooms. baths
steam heat. white trim. sun porch; every
Improvement attractiveiy decorated eleva-
tion, view. near station; plot i0Ox2OO in-
mediate possession. s. s. WAI.STRUM.
GORDON & FORMAN. Rdgcwood. n. D..
Tel 900. 100 Broadway, New York CITY:
Rector iilS.
A.
Lot. Of lots s7J 10 81 900 each. all wi,nin
two mile. of Fort Lee Ferry sons With
Hudson River ,lewi instalments accepted. q.
= ~. BUILDING q REALTY CO.. Pailsads,
y j.. at junction.
AsBURY PARK aud vicinity--summer COT
tages, hotels, &c. Phone Asbury PARK
1920 HARRINGTON & CUNNINGHAM
502 Kimmonth Building.
ASBURY PARK. Ocean Grove. Bradley
Beach. houses. hotels, factories. JACOB A.
KING, opposite North Ashury Park station.
& CRAGMERE--Piot OF ground. 2O0vioO. south
west corner OF Mahwah and Nilcott roads.
ideni location for residence NddfeH.
OWNER, T2i Clark st., Wcstficlc, y. J.
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Borough Of Brooklyn-saIe or Rent.

FOR SALE-One family emi-detached brick.
rooms and bath. steam heat, electricity
and gas: garage; price $4,000 Bay Ridge.
T. 1858 Herald, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Sale or Rent.

Long Island--Sale or Rent
FOR SAI.E-Two now high class Meadow
brook Bossert houses, exceptional i'm.
provements. also garage. In most desirabs
part OF Westhome Long Beach, full elec-
tric equipment. including cooking ranges.
owner, Orchard 3613.
QUEENS VILLAGE. l.. 80 minutes out: !:
new room home: garage; steam heat.
olecric. tile bath and kitchen. instantaneous
not water supply: every Improvement. J.
J y oRElLLY. ORANGE St Tel. Hollis 66iS.
sPRlNGFIELD. l.. I.--Houses and lots. bar
Rsils. sCHABEHORN. opposite staten-
Telephone SJrincficld 1877
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NO CASH.

New six or seven room stucco Flatbusn
house, with garage; may be bought no cast
down; only requirement IS monthly payment
equal TO fair rents: Will decorate to suit.
WILLIAMS-DEXTER CO., INC,
~ Greenwich av., ". Y. q. Rector 6SS3.
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Above 5eth st.-5th Az. to North River

THEEE story, basement. 1lsth tLenox-
SEVENTH, 20Xi00; 3 baths improvements :
excellent condition: possession. Wadsworth
o239. SMITH 1891 ST Nicholas
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eNeWILTSHIRE


cANADIA~ PACIFIC RAILWAY.
T. ~ PERRY GA. ,Paes. Dept l23i B'way,N.f.
The daily times., 1921-12-16
"M.iRGIE."

''Margie," the McGregor Company's
rapid fire volley of melody, rhythm
and humor is to be with. US next
Wednesday, Dec. 21st. In their COLA
boration Messrs. Hardin, Edwards
and Myers are said to have struck a
cord of singular sympathy. Leon
Edwards music carrying through its
varying moods the romantic charm of
the book and lyrics supplied by Thos.
Hardin and Hugo Myers.
Outside of Elmer Coudy, who has
scored a spectacular success in the
principal comedy role, the outstand-
ing feature of the show is said to be
the chorus. 'Twinklings twins of
tickle-toes tripping to the tinkling
tunes of Terpsichore'' is the way one
The daily times., 1921-12-16
'.MARGrFs'' AT WILSON THEATRE
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Laughter and life are two of the
commonest and sinI,33t things. In
its purest form laughter Is life. The
more life, the more laughter. In
"Margie," the reigning musical COM
edy success Of two continents, which
is underlined for an appearance at
the Wilson Theatre next Wednesday.
Dec. FL, the players are ION their
toes" every second-the last word in
life; ginger, pep and vitality-hence
the laughter is aim ost continuous for
two and a half hours. The big cast of
young and "zippy" artists is headed
by Elmer Coudy. His clean, snappy,
original comedy forces a hearty laugh
every thirty seconds. Mr.. Coudy's sue
cess in the American production of
"Margie" has been such that he is
now listed among the ten funniest
men in the world
"Margie" unfolds. story of sweet
simplicity. 1t is staged with regal
splendor and embellished with spec
tacular features that rival the biggest
The daily times., 1921-12-16
LIONEL 8ARRXMORE
M ~m me SEMlIAN"

UIA.O4> l4rrArRE SATURDAY
The daily times., 1921-12-16
J. ID BARDIN
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Having tAis day qualified as ad-
of the estate of w NJ
Whitley tdeceasedD. This is To notify
ail persons indebted tn said estate
to make Immediate payment To the
undersigned and all parties holding
claims against the said estate are
notified to file the same with the UT
dersigned on or before the 15th day
of December 1929 or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery
This the 18th day of December 1921
ADA c. BASS,
Administrative.
q. L. Dickinson. Atty
12-14 Il rs
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LE\OIK BUILDING
GOOD ROADS.

kinston. Dec. 14.--The first So.
ooo'eeo worth of Lenoir county's new
asphalt alt-concrete roads will he COM
pieted by June. it was predicted from
highway commission sources TODAY.
his viii be in accord with official ex-
pectations- Unusually bad weather
may hinder operations and DELAY com
pietion until later in the summer
The working forces are rushing oper-
atlons during the present favorable
weather.
The daily times., 1921-12-16
LEDOUX STARTS HUNT
FOR REAL CHRISTIAN.

49,, w"shinFton. =. Dec. INK. the
ar. zero. of the rec,ta employ
m'n crisis. today hcppn a nne-mau
pich'tinS campaign against The arml
ar"eui contcreuce. Led ux. While par
adins III front oi IL, Paa-Amerlcan
Union Building, carried his heart-coy
cred umbrella. Bible and a lighted
lantern.
am searching for a Christian
III the conference" he told inuuirers
IL there is a real Christian there. the
conference is saved"
After he had maintained his ma
troll for two hours, Ledoux was taken
TO police headquarters on a charge
OF diSorderly conduct
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WE'LL, WOULD YN ,

Prologue: Harold Lloyd being ask
cd by H. NJ. Beanie" Walker, who
writes the sub-titles for Lloyd's Asso-
ciated Exhibitors comedies, Would
You Believe It?''
Drama: "Beanie" talking. "a
friend Of mine had a very bad sore
throat and he went to the doctor. The
physicians examination, cross and
otherwise, revealed the fact that the
patient had choked with laughter ov-
er a Harold Lloyd comedy. The case
was pronounced Tonsilloydis.
Epilogue: Harold Lloyd answering
'Beauie': "!?*-!
Wilson Theatre Monday.
The daily times., 1921-12-16
PAYS POLAND WITH JEWELS.

Warsaw, Dec. 15.-Gold and jewels
estimated to be worth fifty billion
ernment's first payment to the Polish
government, have arrived here. Dia-
monds, rubies and other precious
stones filling one hundred cases in
all were brought here Oh 4 special
train
The bullion weighing 1,23J pounds
gives Poland it's first substantial gold
reserve
The daily times., 1921-12-16
THREE FUGITIVES TAKE

STAND In C-kSkS.
Jackson. KY, Dec. 15.-Three
members of the band which raided
the Brewer county jail on Monday
morning for killing one man and
wounding a woman and another man,
today was surrounded by state troops
in cave on John Little's creek, IL
miles from here. Capt. HolbrOok of
the state forces planned today to use
gas in an effort to drive them out.
The men were discovered late yes
terday. Capt. Holbrook sent Alfred
Noble, a friend of the fugitive trio,
into the cave last night to ask them
to come out. They sent him wosd
when they came out 1t would be
fleet first
The daily times., 1921-12-16

reyucs. The chorus is described as a
congress of Venus daughters such
as only an artist might dream of or
a Sultan possess"
The McGregor Company, Inc, un-
der whose direction the. American
tour is being made, sponsor the stats-
ment that 'Margie' is the greatest
box Office attraction en- tour and that
the business is only limited by the
capacity of the theatres. A limit of
six seats to any one purchaser Will
be made here.
The daily times., 1921-12-16

above named will take notice that az
action entitled as above has boon
commenced in the Superior Court OF
Wilson County. North Carolina, for
the purpose Of obtaining an absolute
divorce. on certain grounds as alleged
and set out in complaint filed In
titri. 6 Office of Wilson County; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wilson County ut the court
house in said county, on Monday the
9th. day of January 1922. and ar
swer or demur To the complaint Ia
said action. or the p.4intin VIII apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
III said complaint
j. ID. BARDlN,
Clerk Superior Court
". A Finch, Atty.
This sth. day of December. 1921
The daily times., 1921-12-16
WANT COOPERATION
IN EDUCATIONAL WORK

Memphis, Dec. 15.-Drafting of
to be presented TO
the next general conference to be
held in Hot Springs next May was on
the program of the educational COM
mittee of the Methodist Episcopal
church meeting here.
The convention went on record at
last nights session as favoring more
tions on educational matters.
The convention will adjourn to-
night.
The daily times., 1921-12-16

critic enthusiastically describes the
ed,.ls CT the girls. The MANAGEMENT
bills the chorus as The most beau
tiful women in the world" and those
y % have tine sed 3 lda, ;ioa
M Viii :a'.et G.. go un-
tllcn"ed
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-11-17
Around Linton.

Dated: Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. J. G. Curry, who has been con-
fined to her bed for the past few days,
is now able to be up little.
Mrs. ]. G. Jones and Miss Ruby
Jones spent yesterday evening with
Mrs. ]. e. Jones.
Miss Lois Swindle returned here
Sunday evening to resume her school
duties, after two weeks absence.
Miss Nellie Gilbert was on the sick
list the past weekend, hut was able
to resume her school duties yesterday.
Messrs. Willie Roach and Lewis
Bundy, of Oil City, spent Sunday here
with friends
Mr.. w. v. Lay and daughter. Flor
ence, made business trip to Shreve-
port yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jones and chill
dren and Mr.. Eddie Lewis spent Sun
day very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Jones.
Mr.. Frank Norman spent few days
OF the past week here with relatives.
Miss Lillian Dennig spent Sunday
very pleasantly with Miss virgie Bundy.
Mr.. John Wilkins and son. Hugh.
made BUSINESS trip to Homer yes
terday.