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New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Italian Statesman
 Going Home Dec.

Washington, November 2S.-By Associated rcss,)-Rcne Viviani head of the French delegation to the armament conference since the de- parture of Premier Briand has en- gagged passage to return home on the French line steamer Paris sailing De- cember 14, provided the work of the conference has been concluded by that time.
 NJ Viviani while en route to the United States made the statement and It was printed at that time that he would have to leave by the middle of December, because he had important engag aments in Paris.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
REpOSES IN STATE

New Haven. Nov. 2S.-The body of Rev. Edward Downes, pastor of the Church of our Lady of Mount Car mel, rcposed in state at the church of Hamden today after solemn high mass of requiem had been sung by Rev. Father McClean of Milford, as sisted hy many priests who were close friends of the deceased To morrow the body will be brought to St. Mary's church where Right Rev, Bishop Milan will offciate at sol emn high mass and clergy from all parts of the diocese will assist,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
STANLEY COOPER
 NOT IN DISASTER
Another of the Same Name Was Injured in Big
 New Haven Fire

The Stanley NJ. Cooper whose name appears on the list Of injured persons from last nights disastrous fire in New Haven is not a local boy. Elisha Cooper, the father of Stanley NJ. Cooper of this city went to New Ha- ven this morning expecting to find his son in the Yale inirmary, but when he arrived there he found that the injured Tad was another of the very same name as that of his son. Stanley NJ. of New Britain was mo- where near where the fire was last night and because the name Stanley NJ. Cooper was that of one e the in jured, his friends immediately took steps to notify his father Investiga- tion proved that the report was all a mistake.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
INSURANCE CO., ACT
Arrest Of Philadelphia Woman is the First Step in Drive to RCtrenCh Companies Against irau,l~.

New York, Nov. 2S,-Allcged ma tion-wide activities of an organization to dcfraud insurance companies, par ucuarly those writing automobile risks, is behind the arrest Saturday at Philadelphia of Miss tIazcl Whit acker. according to officials here of the automobile underwriters detective bureau.
 The case was put into the hands of the federal department of justice, of- ficials of the bureau said today, be- cause of it's interstate scope. It has been under investigation for more than one year and involves alleged defrauding of insurance companies in other than automobile lines,
 Previous arrests were made at Los Angeles, Washington and Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
WOMAN REFUSES
 COURT DECISION
Will Not Submit to Operation to
 Prevent Children
SOCIAL WORKERS COMPLAIN
Denver Mother Of Five Says Judge Has No Right To Rule Against Her Committee Appointed To Inyesti- gate Affair

Denver, Colo, Nov. 2S-Confronted by the recommendation in the juven- ile court here Saturday that she sub- init to an operation that would make it impossible for her to bear children Mrs. Clyde Cassidente of Denver, the mother of five children, has said she will not allow such an operation to be performed upon her.
 If l have children it is to the glory of God" she cried when her husband, an Italian interpreter, informed her of the courts recommendations Judge Royal R. Graham, of George town, Colo, presided during the hear ing.
 She was haled into court on com plaint of social workers alleging her children, were under nourished and their home in filthy condition. A committee was appointed by the court to investigate the case which was continued until January 10.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
BrierIy-Traut Wedding
 Takes Place December 3

Miss Elizabeth Traut, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Traut of West Main street, and Vernon H, Brierly of Brooklyn, N. Y, will be married Friday evening, December 9, at 7;3o o'clock at the home of the brides parents. Rev. Dr. G. w. C. Hill, pastor of the South Congrega- tonal church, will perform the cere- mony.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
TWISTED REPORTS
storm Up That Way Is Very, Very
 Severe.

Winsted, Conn, Nov. 2S.-An ice storm gripped northwestern Connccu- cut during the night breaking tole- phone communication between towns. Telegraph lines were open, however. Under weight of the sleet which fell with the lowered temperature trees came down and boughs snapped. A Colebrook man coming into Winsted this afternoon said he believed there were 70 cords of wood scattered along the highway between the towns, made up of tree limbs. The ice storm Was heavier north of here. It wa7 not" able around HirN'n"
 Il3 from the south said that there was little sleet in towns in that direction.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
GOING TO DETROIT.

Bridgeport, Nov. 2S.-Joseph Cos grove wanted by police authorities of Detroit, Mich. charged with larceny of $4,00O worth of fur coats from leading stores there waived cNtradi- ton rights in the city court here to- day. He will be taken to Detroit for trial.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
RZALTO FIRE ZN NEW IA VEV KXZLS
 THREE AND INJURIES lNANY PEO. 4
FAR EASTERN QUESTION STILL $
 ALI IMPORTANT AMONG DLPL OINATy
Extra Territorial and Postal Rights for China to Be Reported on Today by Committee.

Washington, Nov. 2S. (By Associat- ed Press) The arms conference en- tered the third week of its deibera- tions today with Far Eastern ques- tions continuing to hold the center of the stage. Formal disposition of the questions of extra territoriality and and postal rights in China through specific declarations prepared by suD- committees was the pre-arrangcd bus mess of the conference on conven- ing this morning for another commit tee session.
 Agreed Attitude.
 These declarations will express the agreed attitude of the conference that the system of foreign judicial courts and also the foreign postotfiCcs main taned within China shall be with drawn as speedily as conditions War rant.
 The virtual decision of the confer ence to send a commission of inter- national journalists to investigate the efficiency of the Chinese courts was to be embodied in the declaration re- lating to that subject,
 Big Powers Declare.
 Spokesmen of two other of the big powers. Senator Schanzero, for Italy, whose delegation he heads, and Vice. Foreign Minister Hanihara, for Japan, one of the four members of that delegation had joined today with Rene Viviani head of the French dele gation in endorsing President Hard ing's informal suggestion that the present conference might be a start ing point for a continuing series ot conferences to examine world prob lens.
 Senator SChanzero Speaks.
 Senator Schanzero expressed the conviction that adoption of the plan would represent the greatest and most beneficial result of the Washing ton conference" while Mr. Hanihara said he believed Japan would be ready to take part in any future confer ences with the great objects of main- taining a harmonious cooperation of the powers and world peace"
 A voice in opposition to the pro- posed association of nations was raised simultaneously by Senator Bor- ah, republican, Idaho, who declared it would be the old league of nations under another name" It would zen gage in precisely the same kind Of work" said the Idaho senator, add ing:
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Rici1mans Observe 10th
 Wedding Anniversary

Mir and Mrs NJ. Richman ohserv- ed their 10th wedding anniversary last evening at their home at 1o9 Bassett street A dinner party was given at which a number of relatives and friends of the couple were in at tendance.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
What Counts.

Tt is not what you call it but what it is that Counts.'
 Negotiations on the naval side of the program were expected to assume more prominent status this week with the possibility that another plen- ary session of the conference would be called to reach a final decision at least on the most vital element of the American reduction proposal, the "5-5-3 ratio" of fleet strength between Great Britain. the United States and Japan.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
THE WEATHER

HartfoN1. Nov 2S.-t'o9Ccast for New Britain and vicinity: Rain tonight and Tuesday; It. tie chang" in temperature; strong eastcriy winds.
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New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

Sergeant William C. Hart led the strong arm squad in a Saturday night raid at Eramia Schernan's Main street coffee house and brought in the proprietor together with four patrons on charges of keeping a gaming house gambling, respectively.
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New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
Court Opens.

It was 10:o2 o'clock when Judge Isaac Wolfe ordered court opened. Greenberg pleaded not guilty to two counts charging him with accepting a bribe of $125 from Salvatore Var iola and Edward C. Dennison on June 26, 1920, and of having threatened Dennison with the crime of blackmail on June IS, 1920
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\ S250 Check.

Nariola then. n"~"~ding to his story, went home and retufn~y .hN'tv If, terward with check for s.,t When he returned, Enio Renaldino
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Borough 81 aueens--saie or Rent.
ron SALE REAsoNABLs.

WILL SUBORDINATE 100 TO ftl
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED ClTY LOTS.
~ minutes from GRAND Central station,
Manhattan; I block from InterborouRh ard
n. q. r Rapid Transit: cent tnrr. beautl
fully ated. overlooking East River and
park. Ad Joining O successful r., 900 900 de-
vvlopment of fine : and . family houses
Write OWNER. pox as. Long Island City.
TO HOME LovERs-I am giving Up my
apartment at i.5 Riverside Drive because
last October ny rent was advs reed from
81 .s90 20 81. 80 for one year, aud the rent
now a=ixel " 81, 200 n ycsf. instead OF pay
Ing rent I have bought i home of my own
IN beautiful Norwood Gardens; a real oasis
III Greater New York. and very near 10
everywhere. and I am delighted with II
that I win be glad TO tell you all about it;
my personal experience as a tenant and a
tiomebuyer may be just the thing you nee
10 take Tho sensible step that 20 many OF
us put of a letter TO me WIN bring you
nv story. WILLIAM e. FREEMAN, 12.i
nt.trside Drive. y. Y
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Borough Of Richmond--saIe or Rent.

ron saic--Calfotnia BUNGALOW. rooms.
bath, restricted, VI Great Kills. Staten
Island. Columbus 27oG.
STATEN ISLAND Bargain. six room COT
tage, attic, pantry, screened porch, con-
crete caliar, city watsr, heating system. ciac-
tricltv. plot Gfn200; garage. hcnncry. tltia
guaranteed. price 81 400. convenient terms
INQUIRE OLSEN, g. SharFot road. Pleasant
Plain, staten Island. Phone Tottenvilie i20i
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
New JERSEY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Compiete list. sum
mer cottages. all sizes and prices. WARNER
LINDSAY JR.. Realtor, 1907 Atlantic ay. I.
Chelsea Branch office, 39o1 Atlantic ay
FOR SALE OR RENT-FIvE ROOM BUN
GALoWs AT CEDAR LAKE. ! HouR
EST FARM, RoCKAwAY, n. :.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.


FURNISHED house, near Sound or water.
responsible family OF adults, for July and
August: rent not over $780, II 2io Herald.
Herald sQ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
New HnnpshIrr.

BETHLEHEM. y. H., heart of white
Mountains, rent for summer, modern bun
galow, six rooms. bath. garage. all improve
ments except electric light; ~ miles from
village; 100 acres; no close nsighbors. so
mile view. No reasonable offer refused
psrtnent - 2s1 W Ttst II.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

An advertisement ir the Lost ord
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a recl possibility Of
recoUeIno yopr lost property
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

TO LET-Family going abroad. hand
somely furnished house Of 10 rooms,
10 responsible people only. doors
from Park av., In tho East SOS; ex-
cellent maids N desired: nice garden:
all modern improvements. Y 1o2 Her
aid. Herald 80.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
long Island.

long Island.
BUNGALOW 10 let, Furnished. sSoN Tor sea
son; Seiauket. y. L. Add ess ACKER, III
Mitchell a., tarialre. L. l.
GARDEN CRY.
III Nassau Bouieva 10 Ten rooms, baths,
furnished; garage. modern house, near
citation MAY 20 November. longer II desired
Phone Gard.n City 1888.
FORREST HTLLs-KEw GARDENs-HOLT.is
Well furnished homes for rent Mrs.
pOwD. Murray Hit i43n.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
New York StSte--Saie or Rent.

FOR rent, furnished. minutes from Endicott
n. ", part OF double farm house, garage:
woods and healthy surroundings; Christians
only; 500. Phone evenings, 1919 Tompkins-
Vile.
FOR rent furnished, upstate country home,
near Binghamton, rooms. garage, garden;
Christians only $T5. Phone evenings 1919
Tompknsvlle.
SUMMER home for sale. valley cottage
West Shore r. r., rooms, Improvements,
lawns beautiful views. healthy location
easy committing. Owner. Y. PASCAL, .lJ
Wet 10Th u.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COTORED family wants home near cars.
suburban; 81, 900 cash. White family wants
family house. above 125tiE. west 81. Nicho-
las. ]. Z. OvERTON, 2o0e Z.h ay.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Cennecticut-saIe or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE summer cottage. $500. In
quire Room 20f. Hoover Bldg, 1T West
46th St, New York city.
GREENWICH, Conn.--For rent, furnished
season, year, II room house. baths, sleep
Ing porch garage. garden: modern, up to
date: every convenience: might sell. Phone
Greenwich nASR
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

SMALL store wanted IN financial section;
window, II possible. for jewelier. Write J
=. room SIS. 206 Broadway. N. v. city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
ConneclIcuS.

BEAUTIFUL italian home on the Sound.
perfect style. highly modern. exclusive, ae-
cess.b!e, by gentleman leaving for Europe
81 900 per month. complete: Vernonville. J
a5i Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

OPPORTUNITY IN cottage apartment colon.
near beaches; protected children's psc--
ground; four and five rooms for rent. June,
July and August: an ideal spot for sulai
families with small children aud salesInan
covering New England; rents $50 TO $50 per
month. Apply BRIDGEPORT HOUSING
COMPANY. room sos. 656 Main st.. Bridge
port Conn
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SMALL factory manufacturing ladies' SIX
underwear. Apply 133 z. 2Tth st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Borough OF Bron,-sale or Rent.

q, 600 square feet OF space q floors) avail
able; immediate occupancy; In recently
contracted modern four story factory build
Ing, located In most accessible and best sec
tion Of The Bronx light on all sides: ada
cent 10 tracks of New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad; reasonable rental to re-
sponsible tenant. For further information
apply SAMUEL KRONSKf, Inc, Marbridgs
building. Broadway and 34th st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Abovc i4th st. to 5yth st. UncIusiyc).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above I4th 81. to 59th ST. Unciusiye)
East River 10 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Borough Of Manhattsn--sdisceIia
Borough OF Bronx-saIe or Rent.

A so family new law; rents over S20, 900; !;
price Si06. 900; act quick. J 1923 Herald,
Iu
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Islnnd-Saie or Rent.
INEXPENSIVE COUNTRY HOME

AN INEXPENSIVE COUNTRY HOME,
North Shore, in picturesque old Smlthtown
acre land. attractive remodelled house with
improvements. surrounded by old oak trees
garden. abundance fruit: ideal permanent or
summer home: short walk OF water; price
$500. Full particulars mailed.
THoS. J. MORRIS. 1910 broadway. n. y.
FOR saie-sIx room bungalow, overlooking
Great South Bay, completely furnished
81 200: terms: lease at $3.50. j. WEHN
Phone 624-W. Bay Shore, l.. L.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS = Attractive
small house. garage $4,000; grounds ooK
100 "a Ascan av. Tel. Boulevard 03s0W.
FIVE lots, 20xi00 each, plots, Q blocks
from Costler 0 blocks from depot: price
So 800 Call Plaza G03l.
MiEEOLA, l.. I.-HOMTcS AND ACREAGES.
+. UNsER. TEL. GARDEN CITY 1642W.
WHY stay homelesg when you can buy
room house and garage, complete, for 1894 ?
Inquire Room 204. Hoover Bldg, III West
a6th St, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

EbATBCSH--Plot ready for building. s0X
100 IT. ooky-n aw. at Glenwood road, -. 500
fnterborough subway. Inquire sic y 2gth
ST. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
thorough OF Brooklyn.

BUSH TERMINAL section-Two lofts 5000
"a. II. each. 40c. per sq. IT,: steam eisva
tor good Hight. JAMES II. FISHER, iT8
Montague st. Main 1867.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

Ff.ATBCsH-2 lots oil L. 3ist st.. one block
integhovough subway. s. 1850; owner wishes
10 sell, Can sio Il. Goth st., Brooklyn,
HENRY 2. MOTT Co. city. country real
estate. 2S5 Flatbush az, Brooklyn. Sier-
ling 4s3s.
NE offer room house and garage, com
pete. SSel. Inquire Room e04. Hoover
Bldg. III West 46.h ST.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Borough OF Brooltiyr--saIe or seuf.

BROOKr.YS HEIGHTS : 81 900 tc 81 80
nov; thsn $50 10 81 per room. monthly.
alktr w weIsS'lv., ~ Iot " assn.s wy M 49, :"
strictly firepTco.. elevator building; 1S WI
iow st.I ready about October ]. Apply H..
W. STEELE. 50 Maiden lane. Teiephons
John i4s2.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Westchcster-Saie or Rent.

BUY LOTS AND BUILD.
Cost OF construction decreasing, value OF
lots increasing. We KNOW Pelham lots and
prices. For example. over one-third acre.
Pelham Heights. minutes from station.
trees and everything" $d,90o. BURKE
STONE, Inc, Pelham 1913.
FOR Sale or Rent--New up to date dwelling,
rooms, tiled baths. enclosed steam heat
ed sun parlor, sleeping porch; large plot:
every modern convenience; unexoelled sur
roundings: 80 minutes OUT rent SITS per
month: price $19.5o0; terms arranged.
HERKIMER, Inc, IS West 43d ST., New
York. Tel. Murray Hi o7sa
FOR sale or rent, 10 room house, with heat
and electricity; fina location; immediate
posse ssion; rent Sf0O per month. Inquire
1928 White Plains av.. White Plains, n. Z.
OIinvflle 374f.
FOR immediate sale we offer story and half
house at one third less than price a yeaI
ago. Inquire Room 2o4, Hoover Bldg. III
West 46th ST., New York city.
GREENACRES.
new home ready for occupancy. Frame
and stucco construction; electric fixtures
and large gas range Installed; bedrooms,
sleeping porch, tiled baths, living room
with fireplace. 15x21: dining room 15xlo,
with windows on the north. south and east
erly elevations. for price and photo apply
CLARK & WILLIAMS.
Is Court ST., White Plains. n. Y. Tel. 26ll.
Mrs EDMUND w. BoDINE. Real Estate.
472 Main St. tel. s4s. New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Washington Heights, Above Ietth ST.,
West OF 8th Ay.

DWELLING, bargain, 10 large rooms,
baths, parquet floors, l4oth ST., nea
Broadway. DUROss. 26f Broadway. Bar
clay 57a4.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
LADD a. NICHOLS,
Tel 171T Greenutidh Conn
Massachusetts-saIo or Rent.

FOR Sale-Nine room cottage, bath main
street pretty village, Massachusetts, ], 200
H. altitude: acres, large barn, fruit. excel
lent water electricity. J02 Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-16
County Claims Paid

.ooodings Of the Board of Coun-
f,.n,jssioncrs in regular sossion
keptember G, 1921.
ep'' Ordinary Fund
"A NJ. Brenaman. Justice Fees.
|e2.7O. o ro, r. r., co
|ental, $4O.25. ,. ,a. A.,
M II q McCleary, Coroner, $40.
rdgar Bros, Sundries, 81. 10.
y Smith. Salary and Laundry $71.
Hipp. Assistant Post Mortem,
1000.
HES, $2OO.lo
MYRTLE Worker. Court House Sten.
800.
r. Il. Rhine, Salary, $147.0O.
Ordway Lbr & Mere. Co., Fuel
|120.9O.
sugar City Gazette, Printing, $3.S2
Harry E Mast. Salary, $4,000.
J. NJ. Meikle Bond Prem, $500.
/ NJ. Meikle, Dept. Dist. Atty, $50.
H. L.. Cochran, Witness j. p. Court.
|2l5.
W. s. Brenneman, j. p. Fees,
14.40.
C. F. Morri5sey, Witness j. =.
,ourt s2.15.
NJ. L. Fuller, Witness j. p. court
215.
Chas. Rotroff, Witness ]. p. court,
2l5.
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J. D. Johnson. State Road No. SO

G. d. Johnson, State Road No. 33
$500.
c. d. Johnson, County Roads $12
s. A. Epperson, County Roads, $21
Fred o. Sewers, County Roads, $18
Ira Binger, County Roads, $3.50.
T. Ed. DOwney. Jr., County Roads,
$1OS.OO.
T. Ed. Downey, Jr. State Road No.
33, $24.OO.
Glenn Muir. County Roads, $500.
Z. +. Sweet. County Roads, $500
Juan E. Gallegos, County Roads,
$3.50.
c. c. Collins. County Roads, $50.
+. M. Syphcr, State Road No. 33,
$4,000.
f. M. sypher. State Road, No. 2Os
$1,000
e. NJ. Sypher, County Roads $s5.
Frank l.. Smith, County Roads
1920.
Julian Gallagos. County Roads, SIS
A. M. Ward, Supplies, $135.
Chas. Schlunegger, County Roads,
$125.OO.
Chas. Schluncgger, State Road No.
33, $1,000.
Chas. H. Baker, State Road No.
33. $1,000.
Chas. H. Baker, County Roads,
$125.00.
H. E. Huston, County Roads. $24
j. Fl. Grever. County Roads, SAB
so.
Joseph Hajek, County Roads, $40
SO.
Theo. Vashus. County Roads, SIS
so.
Theo. Vashus, State Road No. 33
$2.40.
w. p. Woolery, County Roads,
$3.50.
w. P. Woolery, State Read No. 33
$120.
o. & r. Garage, Repairs. $s5.4O.
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$3.50. oourt
$3.50. ' D. r. oour'
$3.65. court
$3.O5. D. +. court
court, 1895.
Oruway Drug Co., Sundries 50 M
X. B. Templeton, Witness D.
Court. $5.15.
s4.70. court
$3.50. court
Il. A: Templeton. Witness J. p.
$2.15. ~ d r. court
l.. w. Holly & Sor, Sundries 81 Ac
Lewis Worker. Expenses. S763G
olney Bank, assigned. Puhlisbina
Semi Annual Stae etal, ss6 GG 3
u. Z. Horney, Salary, $4,000
d; r.; powney. Salary, $500.
NJ, II, Helms. Salary, $4,000.
hee Lox Mfg. Co., Carbon. s3.25
Mrs. kqte Marcus, care of Lehman
$1,000. 'e''"a"
r. Wadlington, Salary, 10000.
II. X. Smedly. Salary, $lS5.OO
Geo. A. Walker, Salary, 1880.
D. ID. Burgess. Water Comm. S62
Lewis Worker Salary, $191.6G.
Chas. c. Woodbridge, Salary, $50
ARK. Valley X. L. & Power Co.
lights, $l.6O.
County Clerks Fee Fund, Clerk os
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-16

.,ssise. Psiss L. Leach County Roads
Price L. Leach, State Road Nc.33.
j. Fl. Cowden. Road Viewing ct al
r. w. English Lbr. Co.. Material
$135.45.
Beatty M ere. Co., Material. $27.s9
E. A. Shaffer, Jr., County Roads,
$500
W. P. Sterling, County Roads, $50.
e. A. Shaffer. Jr., State Road No.
33, $47.5O.
Olney State Bank, Assigned, Coun-
ty Roads. $1,000.
j. A. Soleman, County Roads, $39.
Glenn Scaggs. County Roads, $3.50
w. =. Sterling. State Road No. 33,
$500.
Onley Bank assign, State road No.
33. $25.OO
w. F.. Bean, County Roads, $4,000
E. o. Gribble, County Roads. $12
Virgil Collins, County Roads, 500
40.
b. r. Scaggs. County Roads, $500
Frank We9tkamp. County Roads.
$51.OO.
Ira Carpenter. County Roads, $48.
u. ". Worh, Souhty hoauS, @o.oV.
l hereby certify the foregoing to
be a true and co! rect copy of that
portion of the proceedings of the
Board of County Commissioners re-
lating to expenditures in payment
of claims against the County and the
refund of taxes.
Given under my hand and official
seal this Sth day of September, 1921.
(SeaD F.. H. MUIR,
County Clerk.
Want ads cost you but small
amount of money, but they get you
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amount of money, but they get you
the proper returns. -