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The New York herald., 1921-11-28
Buyers at jackson Heights.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Maurice Wertheim leased the parlo..
floor In $40 Lexixngton avenue to the
Wicker Craft Shop. This completes the
rental Of this new building
Charles G. Keller rented to the Quality
Art Novelty Company. importers Of
greeting cards. 5000 square feet in 1s-
% West Eighteenth street, through to
1927 West Seventeeth street, as an ad-
ditional plant.
Louis Carreau leased the corner store
in the northeast corner of Fifty-sixth
street and Sixth avenue to Arthur Berger
for tailoring and valet service; also
space on the second floor to N. J. Can
gemi for hand embroidery.
J. Arthur Fischer leased to A. Ba-
buscio the restaurant in 107-109 West
Fortieth street for seven years.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased Office
space in SO Broadway to Edwin c. Kohn
& Co.. in So Wall street to Mohta Bros.
G. r. K. Khernlsa. and at 6S William
street to Theodore D. Oster and Abra-
ham Cohen.
Albert B. Ashforth, inc. leased space
In the Liggett Building, corner Madison
avenue and Forty-second street, to r. j.
West & Co., Inc. and in 1107 Broadway
to Andrew G. Campbell.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
rented space in 1896 Wall street to
United States and China Steamship Com
pany, Inc.
William A. White & Sons leased to the
Manhattan Watch Corporation an office
In 21-23 Maiden lane and to Alfred
Hayes an Office in 120 Broadway
Mrs. II. Dingleman rented the follow
ing furnished apartments: In 40 West
Fifty-seventh street to Mrs. s. Rich.
mond: in 610 Riverside Drive to A. c.
DalaVa IN ,f,-It
street to Mr.. E. Ellinger; in 200 Central
Park South to Mrs. NJ. Argo; in 14u
West Seventy-second street to Miss s. A.
Borden, and a furnished house at 81
West Seventy-hrst street to Henr.,
Zuckerman.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS

storage building on Thirteenth street
adjoining Gowanus Canal, containing
1880 square feet The same broker
leased for d. r. Sammon seven stores
in the new taxpayer at Seventh ave-
nue. and Fort Hamilton Parkway. at
Seventy-ninth street. to Thomas Roul-
ston. Scandinavian Bakery. Imperial
Fruit Company and international
Bakery Company.
g. Dombek, Inc, sold for John r. Nell
son his Flatbush residence. 65x120, at
445 East Nineteenth street, to ex-Sena-
tor Cooper for occupancy. The property
was held at 100000.
NJ. C.. O'Brien sold 5S6 East Thirty
ninth street, semi-detached two family
house. 20x100. for Helen c. Greene to a
client for occupancy, and $50 Park place,
a four story dwelling. 20x1OO. for the
estate OF G. Gardiner to a client for
occupancy.
William E. Harmon & Co.. Inc, have
sold on their Hyde Park property
tract located In the Thirtieth ward of
Brooklyn-lots and plots to the follow
ing John Friedgen, Beaufort Buchanan,
Sam Kerzner, David Gnarda. Gus Deme-
trook John Athan, Salvatore Salvo, Solo
mon Endig. Herman Sindler, Benny Fevo,
Philip Rosenblatt. Leo Prudential, Jo-
seph Martini Simon Prudential, Sam
Franker, Michael S,avin. Jacob Gold.
Jacob Pitt. Ellen Ford. Santo Curcio,
Margaret Havering, Sam s. Israel, Gosse
Kaplan. Ernest A. Villany. DominiclS
Franhili. Amos Amato David Medoff,
Rubin Berenberg, Torlmaso Amendola,
julius Luria, James Brennan, Abraham
Broder. Francesca Bisgnano, Humbert
Pellela, Augustine Tambini, Herman
Sloane, Myra Sydow. Otto Snowden.
Anna Lee Anna Warner. Bernard Mo-
dell. Max Gelfer, Rebecca Gelfer, Samuel
Port, Martha Potowsky, Julia Petronella.
Frank Moramerio. Isidor Dikstein. An
gelo Vernola. Orsola MorTnara, and the
entire block front on Farragut road
running from East Forty-second to East
Torty-third street. to Antonio Brasile
and James Malta,
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold plot TEX
$50 on the southwest corner Of Bay
Seventh street and Eighty-sixth for
James Govan and e. Jackson.
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DINNER FOR BRITISH ENJOYS.
English Speaking Union to he
Host to Conference Delegates.

The British delegation TO the Wash
ington conference will be guests at a
dinner at the Wnldorf-Astoria Monday
evening. December 8. to be given by the
English Speaking Union OF America, ac-
cording to an announcement yesterday
by JOAN w. Davis president of the
union I'd former Ambassador TO Great
Britain. An acceptance has been re-
ceivsd from Arthur !. Balfour. acting
head Of the British delegation.
George Foster Fesrcc, Australian del
egato TO the Washington conference. and
Mark Sheldon. Australian commissioner
70 Tho United Statrs will be guests OF
the union Mt q luncheon tomorrow Mt
india House. Hanover Square. George
w. Wickcrsham will speak md Paul ID.
Cravpth will preside.
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$4,000 STAMPS VANISH;
TWO BOYS ARRESTED
Part of Stolen Collection Is
Recovered by Police.

Edward Netzner. 10. of so Second place.
end John Hickey. 10. OF 80 Second place.
Brooklyn, were locked up last night in
the Hamilton avenue station charged
with the theft of n stamp collection
valued at $4,000 from Alfred Nielsen OF
272 Union street. Brooklyn. The police
say the boys admitted taking the stamps
because they needed money"
Nielsen has been collecting stamps for
thirty years. he said. and has store
where he deals in them. The two boys
had bought stamps OF him previous to
the robbery. Tho stolen collection was
in seventeen small boxes. twelve OF
which have been recovered. The boys
will be arraigned this morning in the
Children's Court.
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NAVY YARD MAN FOUND DEAD.
Falls Down stairs and suffers
Frnctvrc of the Skull.

4 man found dead with fractured
skull in the hallway of AT West Forty
fifth street yesterday morning. was iden-
tiled as Michael Tracey. n chief petty
officer in the navy, attached to the New
York Navy Yard.
Mrs John Renchan, who lives on the
second floor. who said she was cousin
Of the deceased. told the police she
heard Tracey fall Mt the head of the
stairs. Tracey was unconscious when
Mrs. Renchan ran down to him. She
notified the West Forty-seventh street
police station.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin sold for Edward J..
plot on the corner Of South Broadway
and Valentine lane. South YonlSers. The
property was held at $4,000. The same
brokers sold for Emil Drescher to the
Ludway Building Company the north
west corner Of New Main street and Post
lane at Yonkers consisting Of a three
story frame building. 50x1o0. held at
$4,000.
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IVY MEN TO ERECT MEMORIAL
Fourth Division Veterans to Meet
Tomorrow Night.

Members OF the Fourth. or Ivy Di.
vision. a. +. F., will meet az the Seventh
Regiment Armory. Park avenue and Six
ty-sixth street. tomorrow evening TO
form n local organization for the erec-
tion Of a memorial in Arlington Gene
derry at Washington to the dead OF the
division.
= design for the memorial has been
made by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
and Carrere a. Hastings are designing
the surroundings. Major-Gen. George
JI. Cameron, former commander Of The
Ivy Division, and the Rev. r. r. Rankin.
- chaplain. will be present.
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9TH. sos West tRiverside Drive)--Six un-
usually spacious sunny rooms. entirely re-
decorated; southern exposure: elevator; un-
usual transit facilities.
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BUDGET TOUR TO BE DESCRIBED

DR.. Samuel McCune Lindsay Of Colum-
bia University, vice-chair.nan of the
National Budget Committee, will report
to-day at q meeting at the Recess Club.
60 Broadway, on the progress of the
business mems transcontinental tour to
arouse support for the programme of
national economy and efficiency. DR..
Lindsay accompanied the committee as
far as Chicago. The report will be made
to the city committee. of which Sam A.
Lewisohn Is chairman.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

William s. Baker and David Stewart
were the brokers in the sale for the es-
tate of trertie A. German to the Ralph
Realty Corporation Of the block front
on the west side OF ST. Nicholas avenue,
1SSth to 1S9th street.
Alfred Somborn. for several years
with Mark Rafalsky & Co.. has become
associated with Herbert Jacques Morris,
with offices at 331 Madison avenue.
A building loan for $4,000 has been
obtained by GarInan Brothers & Co. on
the plot 95x100. on the west side OF
Weeks avenue. 2o1 feet north of 174tf
street, from the New York Title and
Mortgage Company for a ave story
apartment house.
Lottie Lorenzo Is the buyer OF BIS
West Eleventh street, sold recently.
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SISTER SEES CONDEMNED MAN.
Miss Persons HurrIes to Sing Sing
From Cleveland.

Miss Margaret Persons of Cleveland.
Ohio, travelled six hundred miles TO see
her brother, Edward Persons, yesterday
and break his monotonous spell of sew
eral months without a visitor in the
Sing Sing death house. She became hys-
terical on seeing for the first time her
brother in n condemned convict's garb.
She was urged by Persons to visit the
prison because he received word on Sat-
urday that the Court of Appeals had af-
hrmed his death sentence for killing n
man near jamestown. Persons had not
seen a relative or friend since he was
lodged in the cells of the condemned.
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SALES AT AUCTION
COMMIssInN sALE.

JACOB GREENLAND. Auctioncer
sells Monday md Tuesday. November 2sth
and goth. Mt 1890 A. NJ. each day at 5s7
Second Ave. cor. 42d st.
Modern, Antique and Teakwood
FURNITURE
OF every description for the homo. such as
Dining, Living, Bedroom Sets aud Odd Pieces,
Drcssers, Chitforobes, Tables, Rockers
Chairs. Wardrobes Showcases, Desks, And
irons, Tenders. Candlesticks. Antique Chairs
Buffets, Card Tables, Chests and Drawers
PAINTINGS
Silver and Plated Ware, Simplex Time Clock
Nictrolas and Records, Mahogany Plano, Rich
fianRings, Draperles, Tapestries, Riding Hab-
it's, street and Evening Gowns, Chauffeurs
Suits, Shirts, Waists. Dresden, Sevres. Tiffany
Bohemian Vases, Plaques. Figures and Plates.
More articles too numerous 10 mention.
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MORMONS MEET IN BROOKLYN

Members OF tho Church OF Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints OF the Eastern States
Mission had their semi-anuual meeting
yesterday at their Brooklyn church, at
Gates and Franklin avenues. The Rev.
George w. McCune. president OF the
Eastern States Mission, presided.
DR.. James ". Talmadge OF salt Lake
City. one of the twelve apostles of the
church, and Representative Don Il. Col
ton of vernal. Utah. an elder. were speak
crs.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
pEEksKILL TO HONOR FIREMEN

John Heleker of the fire department
in Peekskill is TO be the guest al din
ner Of prominent residents and public Of
ficials there Thursday evening to mark
the forty-fourth anniversary of his en-
rolment In Columbia Hose Company.
Mr.. Heleher prides himself that he has
missed few alarms In hls years OF service
IS fireman. Ee still responds to alarms
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MEYER Committee TO RESUME

Hearings of the Meyer legislative COM
mittee will be resumed tomorrow at
80 p. M. in the Board of Estimate
room at City Hall. The chief work
pending, Senator Schuyler NJ. Meyer. the
chairman. said yesterday. Is the prepara-
ton of its report and formulation OF
recommendations for revision of the
city's charter. the latter to be submitted
to the Charter Revision Commission.
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NEWARK TRANSACTIONS.

A large manufacturing plant Is to be
erected at 242-26S Thomas street, east OF
Dawson street, by Hilmer M. Nelson OF
Brooklyn. who recently purchased the
site through Louis Schlesnger, Inc.
from Mrs. Annie Davis Of this city. The
plot has an area Of $4,000 square feet
The building will be used for manufac.
turing machinery and boilers.
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BROOKLYN MARKET.

G. p. Butterfly sold for Mrs. A. L.
Bouyon to Hugo Heumann the triangu-
lar northwest corner Of Columbia and
Pioneer streets in the Erie Basin dis
trict. 1s7x67x1, and leased for Il NJ
& +. w. Walsh to George Moody the
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Stebbins Realty & Construction Com
pany. Inc. bought from Fine. Schatckin
& Goldberg 1922 Morris avenue. 200 feet
north Of Kingsbridge road. new fivo and
T. half story apartment house, 75x106.
renting for $4,000 and held at $175,oo
Jacob Kronenberger was the broker.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
CORN EXCHANGE TO
BUILD ON YARICK ST.
Bank Prepares Plans for
Branch at Canal ST.; Other
Late Market Reports.

Alfred Fellheimer and Stewart wag-
ner are preparing plans for brick and
stone bank building. with stores and
lofts. at the northeast corner Of Canal
and Varick streets. for the Corn Ex-
change Bank. Tho cost is estimated at
100000.
In the Dwelling Market.
John C. Coleman sold 314 West 115th
street. a dwelling. 16.sx1oo. to Anna NJ
Mcintyre.
Arthur Weyl & Co. sold for William
S. Srssman the three story brick dwell
ing at 926 Whitlock avenue, 25x129.
Buyers at Jackson Heights.
George p. Madison of the Wedlake-
Lamsan Company has purchased a gar
den apartment in 81 Twenty eighth
street, Jackson Heights. James Norval
of Larchmont has also purchased an
apartment in 65 Twenty-eighth street.
Other buyers include William B. Knapp.
president Of Knapp & Petrocelli, who
has purchased an apartment in ia
Twenty-frst street, and Mrs. F. J. Lis
comb in 122 Twenty first street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ATTRACTIVELY furnished room apart
ment, 157 w. 57th St.. months or longer:
can be seen daily. Inquire Apt. 9A. Phone
Circle 1423
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Long IsIand-sale or Rent.
New Jersey-sale or Rent
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYERS-Ncn-eevato houses with stores.
best locations only; also private dwellings.
A. KANE CO.. 2239 9Th av.
TENEMENT OWNERS.
I am In touch with some very responsible
investors who will buy tenement properties
on East or West Side, Manhattan: must be
well located and bargain: no brokers. Own
ers please phone Mr.. CUTLER, John 33eo.
or write A 513 Herald. $50 B'way.
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- UNFURNISHED.
Above 18th st. TO 59th Sc. OncIuslve),
East River to North River.

itTH. 30 w. CWcstover Court) Bachelor
apartments, high class; hotel service;
meals. Sec Resident Manager. Bryant $3.50.
10TH. ~ E.-Apartment for rent. East Side.
unfurnished; ground floor, rear; large liv-
ing room; bedroom. kitchenette, bathroom.
large, private entrance hall can be furnished
as additional sitting room. Janitor on prem
ises, or telephone Bryant 2935.
55TH. 81 VINO rooms. tath. steam heat.
Phone Schuyler 6644.
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Above Ssth st.-sth Av. to East River.

AT NOS. II AND 10 EAST 9STH ST.,
near 9th av.; superb residential location:
rooms and bath; immediate possession;
rents $3.50 to s165. Apply on premises.
FIVE rooms. bath, hot water. electric light.
no heat. $40: two years lease required:
adults preferred. Janitor. 1893 LIST av (s7th
and Ssth sts.).
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Washington Heights. Above I25th st.,
We { OF 9Th Av.

ATTENTION. GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Desirable Broadway business corner. apart
ment house; lot OF stores; vicinity of I45th
1856, 900. Fl. T. WOOD. 2e0 Broadways
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Land is Low
Because Building Costs Are High ]
AS Costs Decline


As Costs Decline
Land Values Must Risel
This is the A. Is. c. Of the present big
II real estate movement. Add "Tax Ex-
emption" and forced Estate Sale and
Iyou have
Real Opportunity
Buy Your Building Lots mt the
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Estate of
Jas. A.. Mahony
I. Howard Lehman, Atty,
Trinity Bldg. n. Y. G.
Tuesday, Dec. 9Th
u AT NOON. II yIcsIY ST,
4 FORT WASHINGTON AVE,
BROADWAY,
n. W. cor. s3ad st. s Kings
| bridge Ave.-3s LOTS.
LEXINGTON AVE,
JEROME AVE.
Mt. Eden (Betn,ont) st. & Towns
end Ave.-12 LOTS mt Subway
| Station.
ACADEMY ST,
| $. T.. cor. Post Ave.-6 LOTS.
ELWOOD ST,
| $. W. cor. 1g6ti St.-3 LOTS.
SEDGWICX AVE,
! 3 plots. near Fcrdham Rd.; West
| Kingsbridge Rd. Fort Inde
pepdcnce St.-c to 3 LOTS EACH.
GILES PL.,
Il. & W. sides. north Of Fort In
dependence St---l3 LOTS.
BAILEY AVE,
| Near Kingsbraige Rd. e near Sum-
NIT Pi.--o PrfvrS a lots EACH.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE,
y. w. cor. Nindham Pl.-2 LOTS.
YONKERS,
Lincoln Station-McLenn Ave.
s BLOCKS OF LOTS.
Except for the YOnkers property, all Of
the Mahony Estate holdings are subject
Ito Tax Exemption II promptly improved
liyith Dwellings or Apartment Houses.
Financial Institutions have assured us
| they will make reasonable building loans
for the Improvement Of these properties.
Send for Illustrated Booknaps.
| MoRGENTHAUJR@
zoo Broadway, N. Y. c.
| da,,ssz12 ,,s:!:,.:!:| |
| 81 Liberty ST., N. Y. c.
Tel. Cortland o744
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Above 5oth st.-Sth Av. to North River.

CENTRAL PARK WEST, l2s (corner ~ 1924
st)-Elght room elevator apartment, re-
decorated: immediate occupancy; $1,000.
Phone Lcnox 1901.
MORNINGsIDE AV., 40 Iisth)-5 rooms.
S12o; quiet, convenient. elevator. phone.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $50 0i8thl-Hish class
T-room elevator apartment. $500: very
choice; Immediate possession. Superintendent:
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 362 (1oytny h-ciass
rooms, baths, renovated Immediate. Supt.
10 RENT, unfurnishcd. at o West s1st, In
artistic stone house, elevator. steam heat.
facing Manhattan So. exclusive, quiet neigh
borhood; maid service: breakfast optional.
excellent service; interior freshly c~S ~s.:.n'
fully decorated apartments, rooms. patn
and ltitchene,te In each: all rooms light: on
18th hoor. one front. ono back; front sunny
81. 600 year each. Apply superintendent on
premises.
WEST END AV., s3s. $. .. cor. f0ist (Ths
Pelieu) Seven rooms and 8 baths; large
and sunny rooms, all exposed, most attrac-
ther particulars from FREDK ZITTEL f&
SONS, B'way and roth st. Telephone 9Yd
Schuyler. RI
63D, 2S W. rioms and bath. See see-
vator man or Jacob J. Tabolt, 55S sth av:
9th, 3os Weight large. light rooms; two
baths.
9TH sos West tRverside Drive)--Six un-
usually spacious sunny rooms. entirely re-
decorated: southern exposure. elevator; w
usual transit facilities.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above ssth st.-sth Av. to North river.
az FOOT PRIVATE HOUSE.

Lower s0s. near Riverside Drive: four
story, ~ rooms and baths; open plumbing /:
price reasonable. BROWN WHEELOCK CO,
INC. 10 T.. 45th st. Phone Murray Hill
300.
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Borough OF Brownsville or Rent.

ATTENTION! YOUR CHANCE
10 buy property where you can have business
and residence. call to-day, only 4 houses
left: 3Gs, $40, 372, 374 Il. 20ith ST., corner
Decatur av. OWNER. corner house. II TO 4
o'clock
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ATTENTION !--Dargain. Concourse; 2 fam
lily IA room house, 45xi00 feet, Bedford
spoction, o'HAIA BROS, 2o0th st. and
Webster nv.
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MY one family house for sale rooms and
bath; lot 25x10O feet only s., 1900 cash
down. rest mortgage. Owner. $50 L.. 23Jth
ST., west Of Webster av.
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Borough Of Manhattan--NiisceIIa eIIaneous.

n ro,m house: near subway: electricity:
ly decorated: now vacant; $1,000 cash
req. red. COLEMAN. 2f7 West f25ih ut.
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AT 254 Il. 239th St, west of Katonah av.--
MY 2ik story IL room 2 family house.
steam heat, porch lot 4oxloo feet. Is for
Open to-day. Ownor.
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Borough of Queens.

AT JACKSON HEIGHTS. nicely furnished
room apartment, all modern improvements.
1925 a month. Tel. a. CHAPLIN, Newtown
1861. care OF Greensboro Corporation, Elm
hurst, l.. !.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th st.. inclusive.

INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE BUILDING.
lilo Moore ST.. Til Water st.
Large and small offices, reasonable rent,
river view. owner on premises Telephone
Bowling Green G094.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation Of the year in the drug
trade Is Aspronai. the two-minutc cold
and cough relicver, authOritativcly guar
anteed BY the laboratories: tested. APP
proved and most enthusiastically en-
dorscd by The highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as trn
times as quick and effective as whiskcS,
rock and rye. any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now Sur~lied with
the wonderful new elixir. SO al you have
to do TO get rid OF that cold is to step
into me nearest drug store, hand the
clerk half dollar for a bottle OF As
pironal and tell him to serve you two
teaspoonfuls with four teaspoonfuls of
water in glass. With your watch in
YOUR hand. take the drink AT one swal-
low and call for your money back in Nv.
minutes If you cannot feel your cold
fading away like a dream within the
time limit Don't be baShful. for all
druggists invite you and expect you to
try It, Evcrybodys doing II.
When your cold or cough is relieved.
take the remainder Of the bottle home 70
your wife and babies. for Asn:rNnai IS
by far the safest and most effective. tho
easiest to take and hr most HGr""t2s
cold and cough remedy for infants ana
children.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

~ iaiI or n fine Of $20n. the court re-
marked the defendant appeared 10 pe d
man who would not want TO violate !he
law. but that tn" practice OF maklnH
homo beer is growing ana must DC St'P
ped.
II. S. Shaw. OF Grafton. pleaded guilty
to having so pintS of beer In ms pos
session and was sentenced 10 serve u
term OF three months in jail or pay
fine of 5000.
John Marcosky, Of Benwood. charged
with manufacturing moonshine and nav
ing in his possession, a complete sun
and large quantity OF mash, was sen
fenced to serve four months IN jail OF
pay 81" ssro on s% Flea by o'BHsn-
Charles My ers Of Clarksburg, charged
with selling a pint of liquor. pleaded
guilty and was fined 500 or three
months in Jail.
appear and his bond was declared Ior-
fclted. He Is charged with violating
the prohibition laws.
John Appocusky of Fairmont. PLEADED
not guilty to charge or having Ivy
gallons OF raiSin mash and pint OF
monnshinc IN his possession. the &C,
cuscd was unable to speak English and
an eleven-year-old boy acted as in
tcrpretcr.
guilty to 4 charge Of violating the pro-
hib;tiUn laws.
A. W. Meyer Of Grant county pleaded
guilty 10 n charge Of having still in
his possession and Of manufacturing
moonshinc whiskey. He was sentenced
TO I'VE months In the Grant county jai!
or pay fine Of $3.50.
Moria Howard of Clarkshurg. charged
with the sale Of narcoticS.s failed TO
appear and n carias was issued for her
arrest.
Baird Javitch Of Bcllairc, Ohio. and
William HarkinS of HittSburgn, wero
charged with transporting $50 quarts
Of bonded liquor. They were repre-.
Scnted by Attorney ]. ]. p. OBricn or
Whrri.nE who made an earnest Plea
for his clients. Javitch is ALLEGED I"
have purchased the liquor in Pittsburgh
and was arrested while crossing TN"
state line on his way to R"llaIrc by
state officers. Evidence showed that
HarkinS WAS not connected with the
liquor IN any way and the charge
against him was dismissed 1avitch
was fined $500 and ordered confined in
the Ohio county Jail until the fine is
paid. An automobile used In trans
porting the liquor was ordered conns
Gated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
NURSE SUES ESTATE
Evidence All submitted in Action TO
Recover $4,000.

After hearing evidence for both
sides. Judge J. r. Sommcrville yester-
day afternoon dismissed the Jurors try
Ing the suit to recover $500 damages
titled Mrs Belle Hobbs Us. George j..
Mathisun and Alex KEENAN,. executors
of tnc estate Of the late William j.
SurShinnr. until Monday morning. IN
structions are to be presented TO the
court this morning and the case VIII
probably so to the jury Monday after
noon.
According to the witnesses 'Git testify
ing Yesterday afternoon Mrs. HohbS
acted AS nurse to Mr.. Hurghinor Tor
nearly two years, and stayed with him
until his death. She Is now suing Tor
The sum OF $4,000 from the estate for
her care of MIN.
The DEFENDANTS testimony shows the
deceased paid his nurse nearly all due
her and after his death she received
$500 from the estate.
The jury trying the case are:
c. II. Nesbitt. Edward O. Seabright,
W. y. Cochran. c. I. Shafer. George F..
Caldwell. Theodore W. Fink, l.. c Pfaf-
fenbaugh. W. D. Gibson, Samuel f.
Dorsey, Milton l.. Kline. J. Lee Wood
and A. S. Hare.