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New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
ROTARIANS HEAR
JOSEPH NEWTON
Making Of a Better America"
His Subject

Making OF a Better America" was
the topic OF talk delivered by Joseph
Newton of Cedar Rapids and a worker
Tor the League OF Loyal Americans
During the period from 1916 to 1920
Mr., Newton was at the City Temple
in London and by being in a foreign
country during the period OF the war
was able 70 see what the other coun-
tries thought OF America.
In his speech Mr. Newton said;
America is not as good as II can be
and is not as bad as it can be. BY
this however I do not mean that the
country is not good because il is, but
there is still room for better changes
he added. He also spoke Of the for
eign element in the United States and
said that we do not care how much
the other countries and their people
knock at our doors but believe me we
do insist that they quit their knock
ing when they get on the inside"
This statement was followed by
others in which Mr.. Newton said that
wonderful characterization program
" iS Val ~ ptt NbI ms ll4C Wal but
had somewhat slackened since the
signing OF the Armistce This. how
ever should not be done Mr.. Newton
stated but should be carried on more
extensively inasmuch as there are as
many if not more foreign type in the
country today as there was during the
war.
In concluding his talk, Mr.. Newton
said that statistics show that only
about so per cent OF the American
people voted for the president at the
elections and about as many are in
terested in the various town elections
Our Flag. Our Constitution, Our
Ballet" is the motto of the League Of
Loyal Americans as described by Mr.
Newton.
Rev. Charles i. Goodell, who was
present at the meeting. was called up
on for a few words President Leon
Sprague announced that George by
son had been named as chairman Of
the committee which would prepare
for the sending of a large delegation
to the New England Spring confer
ence of Rotary clubs to be held in
Hartford in March of next year,
viii Entertain Boys.
Mr.. Sprague also announced that
the members of the New Britain High
school football team will be the
guests OF the local Rotary club at the
luncheon to be held at the Elks' club
on Thursday of next week. Rotary
Educational Day will be observed al
SO at this meeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
BENEFICIAL LEGISLATION

Washington. Dec. More lagisla.
ton OF a constructive character had
been secured BY temperance workers
in the past II months than in any
like period in history, Wayne Is
Wheeler, general counsel AMI legis}a,
tive superintendent of the Anti Saloon
League of America, declared today in
an address at the opening here of the
workers conference which preceded
the opening next week OF the com
convention OF the national organizd.
ton.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
ANOTHER RIALTO VICTIM DIES

New Haven, Dec. John J. Dunn.
who was severely burned in the Ria!to
theater fire Sunday night, died today
at the New Haven hospital
His death brings the total of actual
FIRE victims to seven. Little hope had
been held out for Dunn's recovery as
implications hal set in.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
A 100000 HAUL,

Sacramento, Calf, Dec 1.-Gold
bullion to the amount Of 100000 was
obtained by bandits, armed with
sawed off shotguns, who held up the
Argonaut mine at Jackson, Amador
county, last night, according to a re-
port to the Sacramento police depart
ment today
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
PRICE JUMPS

New York, Dec. 1.-The sale of a
seat on the New York stock exhange
for $50, 900 was announced today. This
is an advance of $4,000 to $4,000 over
the price recently quoted for mem
bership.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will hold its regular meeting tonor-
row evening at o'clock, It's mem
hers will proceed to Plainville in a
body after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01

NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE
Exchanges ............ 1868, 100 goo
Balances ............ SIS, 100000
New Britain herald., 1921-12-01

Annual loss due to industrial &C.
cidents is estimated at $1,000, 900. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
COL. WOODSON'

Colonel Roberts. Woodson, IN charge
Of recruiting in West Virginia. with
headquarters in Huntington. spent sew
eral hours in this city looking after the
local office and talking TO Sergeant
Harry J. NIcGuffin and Sergeant Girls
10y. who are in charge.
Colonel WoodSUn, after discussing
matters with the local serseants. told
them that for the present no orders
have been received fro mthc War De-
partmcnt at Washington. ID. G.. 10 close
the Offices. although he expects to re.
ccivc such orders this week.
He said that although there is - no
recruiting being done in the state at the
present time, he does not believe that
II will be long before some OF the large
offices Such as Huntington. Parkers-
burg. Wheeling and Charleston. Will
again he opened. although they viii
only take a certain class OF men for en-
l!stment at that time.
Sergeant MCGuffin stated late last
evening, after Col. Wuodson had depart
ed for Huntington, that h." believes
that word will be received in the next
couple days TO so I" headquarters and
from there be sent to thCir various
posts for duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
MEDICAL SOCIETY
viii Hear Or. schwinn Discuss Brain
Injuries Friday Nigh.

"Importtrt Points in Diagnosis and
Treatment OF Brain Injuries" will be
the subject Of Or. james Schwinn's loo
turc before the Ohio County Medical
Society at the Hotel Mcclure, next FRI
day evening, February 18th.
This without doubt will he ono Of
the largest and best attended meetings
OF the year.
This most important subject is Of vital
Importance 10 each and every ph%SiClan'
either in this city. or the county.
Or. SChwinn is probably the best quail
flied physician in the state to speak
upon this big subject He has been CIV
ing much study to Brain Surgery for
the past twenty years, and has operated
successfully on many cases. Those az
tending the meeting next Thursday viii
receive the benefit Of months research
work.
DIR. Schwinn's paper will be discussed
by DR.. G. Alderman and DR.. Robert
Reed. two Of the soCicty's best surgeons.
Dir. L. Hldre;h will discuss Brain In
juries from the point Of eye symptoms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
GEN. BEACH TO RUN
Liberty Transit. %. TO Put Another
Boat Into Service This week
Other River News

one more packet Will be put into ser
vice this week which will operate be-
tween Pittsburgh and rarkcrsburg. 1t
Will be the General Beach. which only
asst year was purchased by the Liberty
Transit company. The boat has been
repaired and given a general overhaul
ing. so that she Is now as good as any
boat plying tho Ohio river. The Reach
will leave Pittsburgh on February L..
on her first trip. leaving the local wharf
the following day.
Tho steamer General Wood arrived
Yesterday morning Al : o'clock from
Cincinnati She carried very heavy
cargo. After taking on additional freight
she departed at 10 o'clock. and after
taking off some Of her freight and TAX
Ing on several additional shipments. de-
Parted at noon for Pittsburgh.
Tho steamer Leroy will leave this
morning ~ 1880 O'Clock on her regular
trip 10 New Matamoras. She Will mako
all waypoint stops.
\ stage 81 10 feet OF water and fall
ing slowly was registered late last eve
ming at the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
AUTOS COLLIDE

4 great deal of excitement was caused
yesterday afternoon about 4:%0 o'clock
at the corner Of Twelfth and Market
streets when Stutz automobile col
lided with a Ford coupe. Luckily tho oc-
rupants Of the machines suffered no
injuries.
The Stutz came up Twelfth street and
was turning the corner In order TO tray
cl north along Market street when the
Ford which was travelling north along
Market street damned into 1t. The Stutz
received a bent fender which was the
only damage done TO either machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
WOULD NOT DO WITHOUT IT.

You can stop a common cold II you
act promptly at the first sign OF snccz-
Ing and chilliness, hoarscncSS, tickling
throat or coughing. Just take dose
Of Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound.
II is effective and pleasant TO take.
Harry l.. Ncff, Price Hin, Cincinnati. O.,
knows it is good for lonG-standing
coughs and colds. too. He writes: Il
had n very bad cough for almost two
years. have taken bottles OF Folcr'S
Honey and Tar and am almost veil.
simply would not do without it in the
house" Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
GOOD HAD GUN.
Man Just Recently Out OF Prison In
Trouble Again.

Goldic Good. ono OF the best known
characters in the citys police rogue rec
ords, is again in the tolls OF the city.
this time having been arrested by De-
tcctivc William West on charge or
pistol toting. He is now in the city
lookup. awaiting hearing before JUS
tive Of the peace.
Good. who was only released from
the state pcnitcntiary at Moundsvi!ie
several weeks ago, where he was serving
4 two year sentence for theft, has Deeh
in the city since his release and he was
arrested saturday on suspicious char
actcr charge 4 search Of him showed
he had gun, so he is now detained by
the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
ATTEND FAIR meet
Bert Swartx and Frank Miller Go to
clarkBburE To-day.

Bert r. Swartz and Frank Miller
leave to-day for ClarkSburS. where th'y
will attend the first annual meeting 81
the West Virginia Association or FAIRS
TO be held in that city tomorrow.
Mr. Swartz who Is secretary or the
West Virginia State Fair Association
Of this city, Is scCrctary-trcasurcr "t
the state association.
The West Virginia Association Of
FtlirS was organized last December To
co-opcratc with all other fair assoCid-
tions Of the state in making the West
Virginia fairs aponE tho best in th''
country. and a large attendance is ca
pected at the first meeting since its or
ganiLation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
State Manufacturers
Wheeling DslsSatton's Charleston Trip
VIII Ne Arranged
Tuesday.

Sixty manufacturers OF the wheeling
district are expected to attend the an
nusl convention OF the West Virginia
Manufacturers Association TO be held
February ~ and IS, at Charleston
Final arrangements will he made to-
morrow at luncheon OF the local men
at the Fort Henry Club.
The local delegates, who Will he JONI
ed BY members of the association from
the entire Northern Panhandle. have
chartered two special Pullmans for the
trip. leaving here on the @3rd.
Secretary Guy rrichard and tlcid
Secretary l.. J. Latham, will attend to-
mcrrow's luncheon to make rescrNa-
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Common Pleas Court
Steubenville Jurtst Will Preside at st
Clairsville This WeeR-DiVorce
Cases To-day

judge Carl Smith Of Stcubcnvillc. O.,
will preside over the common pleas
court Of Belmont county, ohio. AT 81.
Clairsville during the trial Of the fourth
assignment OF cases which begin this
morning.
Today has hccn set aside for hearing
uncontcstcd divorce cases 1T St Glars
willie and tho following cases arc on the
docket for tbc day:
Fern Wincland vs.. Boyd Winciandi
Frank Clutter VS.. Deborah NJ. Clutter;
Sisnorina D'AngClo Us. FRANC DAnGclo;
Clara May Kerry vs.. Thos. H. Kerry:
,Ju,ja Gctrost VS.. Charles Getrost; and
Lucille Rogers VS.. Roy T.. Rogers.
The suit Of Alexander i. Nandync vs.
Edward lIarYcr and others is also dock
etrd for hearing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
BLACK PRINCE
To CELEBRATE
YxRrY-sEvHNrR EVENT EVE or
GRoR0A wABHINaToN'S
BIRTHDAY.
Program Includes Exhibition BY Bridge
ports World Rifle
Champion

Celebrating the ftrty-Srycnth ami
ys-sary % In" order "C Knights of lyth-
las and tho birthday of that great Amer
lean. George Washington. BLACK Prince
lodge No. 70. X. OF =. have arranged
for AT evening ~ vaudeville which wilt
take place at the rythian Castle. corner
- Chapline street at Twcnty-seventh.
Monday evening. February Fist. ut \
o'clock. Ia which All Fythians and thci"
friends arc most cordially invited. Four
all-Star acts have been secured by the
committee. on" Of which. worth going
miles TO see. will be the appearance Of
Master Richard Lee Beck. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Beck. of bridgeport. O.
Young Peck IS the champion hoy rifle
shot % the world.
Always on the alert and on tho look
out for tho biggest and hess. this ~ tho
calihrc Of events ElaCk Prince lodge Sc
cures for it's entertainments. both pub
lie and private. The latter class OF en-
tcrtainmcnts solely for it's own mem
berg
Now This is only ono o. tho four big
feature acts that will DO staged. Don't
miss this big show. Come, bring your
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
MISSIONARY MEETING.

Thursday evening. the regular meet
ing Of the Womcn's Missionary Society
of tho Warwood Lutheran church Will
be held in the Sunday school rooms OF
the cdficc. Mrs. Fred l.. KRONE. Is
hostess and requests that all ladies OF
the church, whether or not they are
members OF tho society. 10 he prcscn.
Mrs. John McCiraw WIN lead the dis
cussion of the Second chapter Of tho
bible and Missions. Following the dis
cussion a social time Will be enjoyed.
at which time refreshments will be
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

wednesday Last hcance to Enter Night
Classes.

Registrations for the knights Of Col
urnbus night school for cX-scrvicc men
and civilians. which enters its second
week at to-night's session, will close
Wednesday evening, and all persons
wishing to enroll are urged 10 do so at
that time. as no others will be accepted
until the end Of the school year.
Although practically all Of the class
are closed now. they arc sttll n few va
ranClcs in tho vocal music, French,
Spanish. business English. !. business
arithmetic, shorthand and typcwritins
classes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

~ $50 o'clock Thursday evening in
tho lecture room OF the First Presby-
terrain church the members OF the Boy
Scouts organization will enjoy a Scout
dinner. Plans are under way for an
entertaining affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
pYrH1AN CELEBRATION

wclsburg Lodge, No. so. knights OF
Pythias, a~c preparing for ono large
time on February II, when they Will
celebrate tho 57th anniversary of the
local order on that evening, a class or
candidates will receive their third rank
and following will he a program of un-
usual merit, including the reading OF
paper concerning No. 20. prepared by
M l.. Wells. speeches by Spence Wal'
lace OF Stcubenvillc. Ohio. Grand Pro-
Iaic Harry r. Bcall. Attorney General f.
T England and other notahles among the
pythian ranks. 4 banquet will follow
the program.--Wcllshurg Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
OUT-THE-PIkE
aoY SCOUT pYHNER.

Shun Orphan Awnings. know makers
Call 665 Wheeling Tent & Awning GO.
f-l4-ln-w-f -tU-ny-l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Virtue is modest but crime waves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
81

l Mott is what the eaters say
those many Boys who keep "blowing
their horns" about Bond Bread
heralding each step of its forward
march into the hearts of the modem
Jack Horners, Miss Muffets, and all
their Fairy Godmothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
, hilippine Lingerie

HAND-WORKED BY THE NATIVE
WOMEN OF THE PHILIPPINES
WE JUST unpacked these lovely undertakings,
made of soft, finely woven nainsook. There are
night-gowns, envelope chemise and straight che
mse-all hand embroidered and ribbon trimmed.
NIGHT GOWNS 800 to 500
CHEM1SE. ......... .G.0O TO o.OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14

Mat lie Lee Satin is the
new heavy quality Skirting
in block design. 80 inches.
1926
Cheney's 36-inch Silk
Foulard boldly designed with
fruit, flowers, all-oyers and
blocks. Finely woven and
finished. ESQ and $50
One of the seasons new
est wesves is Georgette Satin,
especially adapted to the
new frocks.
Crisp and crinky Bon
net Taffeta in plain black
and navy. Also the favorite
self-colorcd satin stripes. So
inches. 400
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
TABLET FOR EAST SIDE
BOYS WHO DIED IN WAR
Services viii Be Held Sunday
in Battery Park.

In memory of seventy-six boys of the
lower East Side who lost their lives In
the war a bronze tablet set In a shaft
Of Vermont granite will be unveiled In
Battery Park Sunday afternoon. Former
Gov. Alfred E. Smith. himself lifelong
resident Of the district, will make the
presentation speech and Representative
Daniel ]. Riord will make the speech
of accertark There will also b.
speeches by Judges Joseph F. Mulqueen
and Alfred J. Tallcy and patriotic Choir
uses by school children of the district
under the leadership of Miss Mary z.
Ford. squad of ex-service men will
fire salute at the conclusion of the
ceremonies.
This memorial Is unique inasmuch as
in the entire list there does not uppear
the name OF commissioned officer. They
were boys who for the most part enlisted
without waiting for the draft
Catholic. Jewish and Protestant names
ere on the tablet In recognition of this
fact the Rev. w. N. Hubbe'l will pro-
nounce the invocation Rabbi Nathan
Stern will make an address and the Rev
Father William J. Rafter will say the
benec.ction.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

NJ Elliott $40 4 Ambrose 23d.
Maartensdyk $40 z Ambrose 2sth.
Macahi 2i4 8 Nantucket 24th.
Morristown 2.l32 from Seattle 23d.
Nashaha 962 Il Cape Henry 23d.
New York II s Jupiter 23d.
Nora 86 S Jupiter 23d.
Norda amerika $50 SW HatteraS .ith.
orani 500 from Baltimore 23d.
Paulsboro 222 NV Tortugas 23d.
Philadelphia i,i6s Scotland l. sd.
Rayo 20 8 Jupiter ed.
Ross,3 SOn ESQ NE pS,t S lie kSb1s ass .aa
Ruth ll5 NE Cape Henry gath.
Sabine Sun 10 Jupiter ESD.
sagua 220 " San Juan 23d.
saguache 90 N Jupiter 23d.
San Francisco 70 s Hatteras 8 AM 24th.
San Lorenzo "a N San Juan AN 23d.
Silver Shell 65 w Key West 23d.
southgate 100 NE Colon ed.
swiftarrow i64 NE Hatteras oath.
swiftstar AGO w Sand Key 23d.
y Williams 900 r Nantucket 23d.
Theodore + Reynolds 100 Scotland l. '
oath
Thomas Fl Wheeler 140 V Ambrose cath.
Torres 272 S Galveston :3d.
Transportation 4S T. by N Fire Island cath.
Tremere $50 " Colon 23d.
TTulssgas TuLatg, lat It., ss o.; lon s. &c @ 18th 20.
Virginia 175 r Tampico 23d.
Vistua 38 SSE Jupiter 23d.
w II Tilford 300 ESE Sable Island c3d.
" NJ Irish 26o Sc Hatteras 23d.
Walter jennings 23s w Sand Key 23d.
War Brahmin lat "a SO, Ion SO Is 23d.
West Camak 330 NE Norfolk Gath.
West Cobalt lat 45 06, Ion SO IS 23d.
West Maximus lat 10 20. lon 81 q 23d.
VIM Rockefeller 2io sw Hatteras ed.
Winona 1,098 Il Ambrose 22d.
Woodmansie 1850 Cape Henry 23d.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

Str Stephen Jones reports Nov %. lat
3S 80, Ion "a 10. passed dead whale 30
feet long.
(Reported to the Hydrog-aphic office.]
Nov %, lat 81 05. Ion "a 33, passed part
OF a heavy lower mast about 80 feet long,
Str Samuel @ Brown
Nov 81. lat % 13. Ion 81 80. spar about
35 feet long and foot In diameter.
Nov s, lat 2l 81. lon % ~. saw tree
about 45 TO so feet long and 3 TO teet IN
diameter, with roots and three broken
branches attached. Same date. lat Fl 80, lon
90 %, n broken tree trunk, about 20 or oo
feet long and to feet In diameter-Str
II c Folger.
Nov %, Cape Irois. Haiti. bearing 63 deg,
81 miles distant. in II fathoms OF water.
saw two masts projecting about 70 feet out
of water, apparently attached 10 submerged
wreckage.-Str Limon. (Probably same OBJ
struction reported Nov IL about miles zoo
deg from Cape Tiburon.)
Oct %, lat A 10, Ion A 50. passed large
life raft, about 20 feet long and 10 feet
wide.-Str Barendrecht (Dutch).
Nov 0, lat 10 SO N. Ion 81 20 W, passed a
dugout canoe. about "a feet long, half filled
with water.--Str West Haven
Nov 10, lat 3s II. lon "a %. passed spar
about Is inches square, with n II foot cross
spar studded with iron bolts attached, float
Ing with one end submerged.-Str Finch
ley (Br).
Oct 26 lat %, lon 80 II. saw red
conical buoy surmounted by a structure foI
an Intermittent light. marked r NJ No TO-
Str Gonzaga ItaD.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
ARRIVED.

Str Adria,ic tBr). souihampfon ane Cher
bourg Nov 10 10 the White star i.in.. VIII
900 first a3t recond And Ia third cla-
passengers, mails and mdae. Went 20 pier
s.r Monsslis' Hamburg Nov A. 70 the
American Line with foi first and iol thfrf
ria~s pa-i ergera, malls and ar.h1c. Went 70
pisr So North River.
Str TherIrtoccs fGreekl. rifasua ocf 81
and patras Nov 5. 20 N a eaiano1s eih
first. - rccond and ~ third elas pa.fer
pork cos pier %. Brooklyn.
str Meiyo Ma (Japl. nun Scy ;. 10 the
Toyo XII en- KaLha. IN ballast. Anchored IN
STR o..ar Jsri tNor), Kotka Oct ard
Glaseov Nov 5. % = O Stray co. WITH
mdsc Went TO New York Dock Cos pier =,
SIR Garroyio. Alexandria Nov ]. to the
vscu NJ OF CO. IN ballast. Went 20 hobins's
CTR Turrialba Car'agena Nov 10. ror,o
Colombia lin. Santa Marta 18th and King
ston 18th. 10 the United Fruit co, with 10
pureaser-. malls and mdsc. Went 70 pier
is Ea-. River.
s.r Nv NJ Tupper. Porto Colombia Nov IL.
Cape Haiti iJ;h ard Port &c Paix iTth. 20
the clyde 81 arnship Co, with mdsc. Went
10 pier -, North River.
Str Gedanla (Danzb. Tampico Nov Is. 20
Robcr, 7. Hague. with crude oil. Went 60
pier >. Constable Foot
ser Stephen II Jones, sagua Nov rs. 70
Crov ell Thuriow. with sugar. Anchored
Str MORO Castle, Havana Nov 10, to the
New York and Cuba Vail stcamrhip Co.
with 81 pa senser-. mall and mdfe. Went
10 pier "a. rasf RiSer.
str Apache, jacksonville Nov u and
Charleston 22d. to the Clyde Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
WESTCHESTER CITIES
TO FIGHT GAS CHARGE
Action to FolloU Yonkers Re-
fusol to Pay.

Refusal Of city authorities OF Yonkers
to pay the sixty cent charge for the uec
Of gas meters In the municipal buildings
is to be followed by sui of towns ard
cities in westchester to upset the SER
vice charge of the wes,chester lighting
Company.
The Appellate Division. Third Depart
ment. had ruled IN the case OF the city OF
Rochester that such q charge was IL
legal. CORPORATION Counsel Walsh and
Mayor Wil'ian ]. Wallin of Yonkers be-
lievc the ...cision Is applicable In Yonkers.
IT is understood that the cities OF Mount
Vernon, New Rochelle and White Piains
also will start proceedings 20 set aside
the charge. Corr grafton Counsel Cor dt
of White Plains said the specific case Of
the city Of White Plains would have to
be tried ont In the Supreme co''rt and a
test case made Then II the facts pre-
scented were the SAM as In the case OF
Rochester, the court would have to 70 low
the precedent in favor Of White Plains.