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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
Ohio News Notes

sondusky. O., Nov. 20.-Many con-
xratulatory letters received here o'
CONGRESSMAN James T. Begg. Repuo-
lIcan, on his reelection TO congress
suggest that he be candidate LOT gov
ernor two years hence.
Lima, O., Nov. 29.--Failure OF Lima
voters TO endorse a special two mill tax
lew at the recent election will necessi-
tate many economies Already three
mon have been released from the police
force and nine more are said to be slated
IN on Two hremen also have been re-
leased
Ada. O.. Nov 2O.--United States sena-
tor rant p. willis, senior representa-
nv. IN the senate from Ohio. WAS .
student OF the new Ohio senator. Con-
rreseman s. D. Tess, when the latter
was professor at Ohio Northern univer'
sity here.
Ottawa O.. Nov. 2n.-George D. Kim
der Of tho Putnam County Sentinel.
said to he the oldest active newspaper
man IN Ohio, celebrates his eighty-sixth
birthday.
sandusky. O., Nov. 2o.-A LONE club.
recently started here. has received 'tS
charter
Akron. O.. Nov. .o.-city officials esti-
mate s37s.a00 will have to be spent on
new sewers In Akron to comnly with
ruin OF the state board OF health.
Kenmore. o.. Nov. 20.-Kenmore.
suburb OF Akron. with a populay ion In
eycese Of 10000 wants to be annexed
10 its greater neighbor. A movement
for the annexation has been started. and,
II Is asserted. those who live In Ken
more will profit.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov. 20. Cattle. receipts
a.. nn0 quality generally plain: strictly
good and choice native beef steers
scarce, s'rong: lower grades unevenly
weak 10 Is cents lower: part load about
! .2O0 pouud long fcd native steers $3.50:
load Il2g pound steers Sl32O: bulk ma
tive beef steers ss - $1,000: bulk wes-
.c-n sras-cr. s5.50Ts7.00; few loads
SS9SfsS25: ono load n $500: lower
Er~d DO beef COWS and hciferS dull: weak
70 Is cents liver: other grades. Gamers
md cutters steady; bulls strong TO Is
cents hirhcr: veal calves largely 20
cents lower: stcckcrs ard feeders clos
ing steady - weak. hulk desirable veal
.rs 70 hackers IS nNf7 son0: bulk best
bologna bulls 81 3a&S4.50: most western
hulls So TSEs4nn: bulk stockers and
kcders $5.75&sf.So.
Hogs receipts 53.nno: market IS to
o. cents lower than Saturdays average:
bull; rs, to "l0 pound average s7.759
= ~: hulk 900 tn %4o pound average,
s7S5rST no good md choice 225 to $50
rorrf butchers 8 a. ii SIS On: ton SIS 0Sl
rockinc COWS q nNT s7.65: desirable pigs
mostly $S@I&$S35: estimated hodovof
?oro
Sheen. rcrc'n's oGooN: fat lambs
steady 10 l. cents higher: top SASS 20
ci,v butchers. 81 - TO packers: bulk
o5&s14.GE. cull~ sl.nn&f'.rn Een"r>
,lI,. fcd cltrrcd lambs Sl2H0M Sl2.n0:
rccdcrs around steady: good &c pound
>,ont~na fccd;rr lambs STATS: dcSra-
~. s. round fed ycarlnE wcaihers
s,r -. shorv steady 10 weak. heavy fat
ewes s5.no1sG 40: lighter weights up
,.,rJ IN s7.S5.
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Ohio News
Business Men To Have
Orchestra Of Their Own

Cleveland o., Nov. 20.-The t!reo
business man Of Cleveland Is gong 70
have n symphony orchestra concert al
bIs own-one in which the Cleveland
symnhonv orchestra will play speclal
nrnyram for what are described as the
you'll have to show me people
the city, those who, II Is asseFleu' ia Q
no, been showing as lively an >nteFest
in the development OF music senefaity
as they might.
The concert Is being arranged oy
Sik-lai Sokoloff, conductor OF the CleFe-
land orga nization. whose plan II Is 10
show the layman he can get enjovmen'
out OF muse even II It Is "high oro" :
Sokolorr's plan Is 20 make the con.
cert as Informal as possible, sort OF
n forum affair, where the audience may
ask pny questions that come 10 W'no'
He then will tell the audience what each
instrument in the orchestra Is useu
for, hoy the tones are blended 10 give
certain effects, and explain the COMPOSE
tom PLAYED 60
I'VE don't want any applause LOT
numbers that are not enjoyed the con-
du-tor continued we do want dem
onstratton for those really np'rer'" l.u,
We want 10 find out something: and
I, sccms 10 me this Is one OF tie most
in.ereetinc musical experiments ever
madc-certainly in America. Nothing
can interest me more than 10 ind out
what tho business man wants. wan.
to cvrlo!n the va-fous instruments OF
the orchestra 10 them. and the COMPOSE
tons that we rlay. II they like the
selection. want them 10 ven ana
stamp heir feet. juet IKE thew wouio
do o, 4 baseball or football game.
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LOGAN q RRvAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CBv private wire 10 4. +. Masten & Coz
Now York Nov. ON the absence
OF anv developments Of particular i'm
pnrt"ncc over tho Weekend. the stock
market. generally speaking. displayed n
steady tone and m some parts OF the
list there was a tendency toward buoy
anry.
Snec,al issue. which were conspicuous
or ;hc upside included Continental Can.
Woolworth. Corn Products. Baldwin and
come Of tho motor shares.
Advices from automobile Industry In
dicate ,hot MANY Of the leading pro-
duccrs GRO working nj capacity and arc
SIN hchlnd In deliveries.
Consolidated Gas and General Asphalt
werc w"nk features for n while.
Considerable interest attaches TO con-
trmnlated hanrcnnrs at WASHINGTON.
I, Is not unlikely that tho general list
Will he inclined 10 displny some !rregu-
larIty for while Al least.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
Steel DuY1NG INCREASES

SON" f the leading steel trade au-
Iho.l,Ics stat, although there has been
Il falling off in the demand for som=
products, including strIctG"als' etc.
which IS considered seasonal, buyers
ATE increasing for other produces.
Wire makers are reported u have re-
ce!ycd some substantial orders durinS
, the past w days for fencing, nails anu
: ,lhcr wire products. The luy!ng IS
propah!v coming from those who supply
the jobbers, and is in preparation Tor
til" spring demand.
Rail mills are busy OIL the orders al
ready received and some cont!ao's are
sUN pending. Several carriers winch
made tentative agreements on rail- or
dos. have tot yet specified the actual
amount wanted. indications are that
the. rail makers vii, be KEPT busy far
!nto next year Ming the orders already
On hand.
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HENRY oLEws . cos
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

nv private wire To a. F.. Masten x 'o)
Ecw YORK. Nov. 20--While the mar
Ike, today was rather quiet. II acted IN
4 moro orderly fashion with d!si'rct-
y better urdcr:one. No dnuht. the rro-
rosgto1ol c'.mcrt will continue on the
selling side IN an end"avor to bring
ahou, further ruu'dation Of long stock
IN, n Ills connection Il IS wei! TO near
IN mind that q pretty thnrourh house.
cleaning has already taken place ana
The general run Of stocks are not now
nearly so vulnerable a. the case several
weeks ago. The immediate course or
the market will ~ course. DEPEND large
IL urnn Incubation hut Il Is reasonable
To suppose that distress selling. So
called, has hccn ACCOMPLISHED and that
pcnd'ng further DEVELOPMENTS In the
ou,sj1e situation discriminating pur-
chascs made on such reactions as may
he brought about Will turn out PROFIT
ably.
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Suggests Division

Springfield. o.. Nov. 90 two dtvi-
sion Man ~ the ONO conference wn'cn
is he'n~ rostered by Goa th f. r. God'reV
OF w'.tenNere, IL sa'd 10 be meeunE
with favor among athletic officials OF
the conference schools.
Godfrey has suggested that the IL
COLLEGES at present In the conference
he divided into two grouns. a. ana
81. one with 10 members and the
other with nine The ~ schools nm
IsbIno tho rrceent season highest in
standing would he the a. group
All crop "a" tcnms should plav AZ
least five games within that group annu-
ally. and the "B" group toms should
follow the same plan. Then. at the
close O. the 1929 season. the two or
three schools rankin" highest in the "B
gromr standing would renlnre the two
or three schools ranking lowest in the
"A" class standing. the latter going
back to the "B" class for tho next sea-
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FOREIGN BONDS
SHOW STRENGTH

New York. Nov oo.-S,rength Of most
Iof foreign securities IN response 10 the
su1stant!a, improvement In foreign ca
'culnuo. marked .rrtrviarI'y %: domestic
corporate mortgages and HrmhcSS OF
United States government h""dS stood
out in tUday's relatively quiet dealings
In bonds on the New York SOCK IN
chanse.
Mexican As and IS each up : points,
led Ire advance in the foreign Ns'' ".h'3
strong lines in which were h:a@i!!ah
IS 7i2's and IS, Mexican lars" =
Italian IS. State az San Paulo SS. Zn.
ir.ch SIS and United Kingdom 80 5 oil
Ilg29. all up about 4 point.
Erie and Jersey Is provided the sen
satton a. the railroad list Jumping
points. Erie prior lien - and on''iH
,hl. IS. series Is. Cleveland. CINCINNATI
Chicago & St. Louis 6's, series a Cen
!,ral Il Georgia Gs, Atlantic Coast Line
Is. and Northern Pacific IS moved up
one To II. points Aichispn CONVEX -
! hi. Is Of 1850 aud ScthUa.d Af Line
!rcfund!nC IS each dropped points ana
carried with them 10 lower rfouhl HcA-
board consolidated 6's. tEicae" sol ''-
western IS 81 1857. Baltimore ONO
GOLD 4'S and chesapeake N bhi" convert -
BILE IS
United S,a,es government, honos
. showed GAINS Of 20 $ Cents on >''".
Total sales. par value. wrr" }''.'''''
0ar. ,.,.-..
! The Western states Gas and Electric
c,rranv ha. called for redemption on
January 3. 1928, the entire outstanding
Issue az the comrany'S /" wear PEI te"
gold ro,csM due February l. II" Il.
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PRODUCE MARKET
wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 20, 1922.
SUGAR MARKET.

Eew York, Nov. 29.--The rave sugar
r,,arl,c, was Grmer and prices wero L.
rtcbcr with Cubas quoted 1T 3Sc cost
ana freight. equal TO 5.6jc FOR centriIu-
raI There weer sales 81 $4,000 bags
~ ,-uhas 70 an outpoct rcitner FOR late
Eovembe loading.
Raw sugar futures were armer, re-
oa-,,inp the advance In spot prices
T,,,are was trade buying and covering
e,r,,. but realizing brought about Il
setback near the close, 18th nnal prices
2 to points net higher; CLOSING; De-
,,.1,sr sS4c: March 3.33c: May 3.5lc:
Tho market FOR refined Wa unchanged
o.. onc 20 -.0Oc for fine granul1tHd \
goo dlnQulry was reported.
R.6rod sugar futures nominal.
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University Fame Spreads

Columbus. O.. Nov. o0.-That there
ca, hc obnoxious features 20 some "l
tho fame Oh'n State university mas
ga.horcd IN the last few years Nv re7-
son OF weetrrn conference cham0t9h-
ships Is evidenced b. recent Hct'o"
tarrn by counsel fo- the unNersi'y'
This I'D 70 a. with me use OF
photo OF Dr.. !. W. Wil"e. tooIna! co.,"
In a cigar advertisement. Sc OF INC
nic.urs vas entirely unauthorized, It
was -a'1 a. the university.
r-n'ycrsI,v counsel Immediately rre-
nared , suit against the tobacco firm
an Ohio concern. hrt withheld fling u
WHOM the connanv signed An aTroem"n''
h'nd'n~ II from using the nh"to OF any
Ohio state athlete or official FOR ad1
vertisinR purposes.
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ParAI RoNoRS.

A woman visiting one OF the beaches
this summer missed a young guard who
had been there for years and who had
won many medals for life saving She
asked an old salt what had become 81
him.
We'll. Mrs" he replied. lone day
when of duty poor Bill fell into tho
water and the weight Of his medals
carried him down.-Boston Transcript
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POGUE RUN ROAD
CONTRACT IS LET

A. & o. HoIderman were awarded tbs
contract for grading. sub-dratning and
Placing culver's on approximately 4
mile OF the Pogue Run roai. by the
hoard Of county commissioners yester-
uay.
The contract was awarded At their
bid of s5.1o5. Only two bids were sub
mi'ted Coss & Otto Kidding 1885. The
Specifications call fer removal OF $500
cubic yards Of earth. placing 100 Feet
Of corrugated cnlvert. 200 feet OF Suari
railing and 3nn feet Of vttrtfed tile
under drain The work Will probably
be completed this winter.
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Another Prodigy

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Nov. 2h.--Cei'a Nr'-
mark. daughter nf smaruo He'mark'
living three miles west o. this cry
recently celebrated her .e'Thth n.rth-
DIV nv engaging six chess players iron,
ClnveInnd IN simultaneous pay ana
winning half OF the rancs played ana
coming out even on another.
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COTTON GOODS EXPORTS ADVANCE

washington, Nov 2O.-The eNp'h9I"H
in tho United states exports 81 cotton
goods noted thi ouchout the year con-
inns saws the department Of COM
mercr For the nne months cndIns
9Th Scn,cpber. 1922, exports Of cotton
c,oih Of all kinds aggregated 44@.55G,-
7Sj so. yds. valued \; SG3Io9,5T6.
gain OF 1875 In quantity and 2o.So 20
IN value over the corresponding period
OF last year.
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tn so-rTH AMERICA GAIN

Fxno-ts from the tn''ed states i"
our re'shho-s In South America snow
rc-,arkahle gains IN tn" new fiscal year
which hrran with the month OF July.
This is The more remarkable because or
the fact that the fiscal year ended Win
Jure had shown a reduction or more
man 6ocs in our exports to that c"nu-
NAM Every month since the opening
a, rho new fiscal year according 10 the
-r,dc Record Of tho National city hanN
OF New York. has shown big increases
N the value Of exports to South Amer
lea
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New York, Nov. 2S.--Pool operations
In special shares combined with snort
GOVERNS n other quarters where '0t
supply Of stocks 4: current fr'SrS N~'
apparently scarce. gave he SOCK "'''-
ket an appearance q; s.r"nS;a "!' =
he greater part OF iodsys relatively
!ull session
Some sharp advances n the last hoUE
we're checked by sudden short a''2,N
On General Asphalt. which was oe-
pressed 70 iot. and then rallied 30
4nS tor net loss On tse day OF ~
points
Interest q. the hnanc!a. community
vas cen,ersd principally on ;AS strenFth
81 foreign exchanges. demand sterling
Jumping nearly TWO points 70 Si4'Ns'
- less than two cents below the n'sh
record reached last June. French francs.
which registered their low ~ he wear,
SS.i7. only two weeks aCo. we're Qnoted
at sT.tl. and sim lar Improvement was
noted IN the Belgian. italian and most
OF the other European rates Even Ger
man marks advanced slightly 20 II
cents a hundred. despite an increase or
5000. n1o.oh0 marks in note circulation
shown n the weekly statement ~ NE
Rs,chSbank
Expect Stock Dividends.
IN
genera,lv attributed as :hc reason Cor
me STRENGTH Of Continental Can and
3 " Weo,worth. each %: wS,ch est05-
NSNed new ,eaE prices :or he yesr.
r0nci,arca' Can eot aS Nigh - 80 tHr
the frs, .!rns since 1870. wNSn - as e :
six re- cer' dividend bass hvt -
Dropped % loAS 3; ne close. repre-
se7t'ac new gain ~ -. 4: max aru-e.
wenlwo-.h .narheI go r'NS'r~ at mat
prize" for = No; gain ~ - points.
Indere1dert seals 0uh,., n''''.Hs.
and SUGARS wA-s .Nn outstanding '1hUS-
trial shares Trading - -lr'roni stocks
was quiN:. their neEIcc; beng a'tr.hr'sa
20 'hs possibility % uUiavorahlH IfC!s-
ls'!or ~ rn0~-eSS.
cou-~rda.ea Gas weak.
SNor, sel''ar was Manned fo- mo
Further weakness % Consolidated Gas.
which CO. as 'ov as r"0';. but tAe
o-Nar nuh'!r u'n':,ss We" S'-nnS.
L. : Steel com mon welded fraction
ally hut Gulf S'9tN< :oovsA ~" Md
vale IS. ISrkawanaa =: F"'n'"Aern 3
t%%. and Rep,os!e ard Na2ai!rm :
each.
Soa,e 81 ~. c.h.r l-dsv'auoi ~'-onc
spo's we're OTIS E'evatar. Nav D"nart-
nert Stores Coca Cn'a. F'Ar.r'c S.ora-A
Battery. Postum r"~so' Tobacco prod
urtS ard HeynoldS Tobacco.
Tool SalAS wee -SS 'Nh shares
cat Hrr7~y orer~I ard -HnAve6 az
~ Ter cent and 'a'>r advanced 20 Az
and 'he1 20 5. where F., rlose1. SINE
money business continued % be done
on ; oer rer- basis WI trading oU!et.
TIE commercial raner rate chGt'aues At
So re- cen; tor N. hGiH II the hes.
names
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srFEr. WAGE RAI3E limited

Younrs town. O.. Mo-. go n-'mh-
.,,re ~ wage advance for iron and
st.oI workers likely lrcr. effective De-
Ccn,h.r |. are again heard in the dis
.r,ct IN ron-s,ceI manufacturing CIR
cI.s Indeprrd n, stee' makers insist
~ labor eunnly IS adequate for me
,,.,n,.- and that the industry VIII no'
stand higher costs.
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SEASONAL DECLINE IN FABR1cAT'
ED STEEL

Washington. Nov pa married sea.
sonal decline In the sale OF Fabricated
steel IN October Is announced by the
DEPARTMENT OF commerce from reports
made % the burcsu Of the census. oc-
,oher sales amounted to sac OF SHOP
capacity. compared with 6l.6% in sep
irrnhrr
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

-.,,ao Nov. "o-Whcat. cash 81 s..
o, I"'-'" nrI,no cash sI2."5. D"rrru-
h h"' 80 go. March $l@ m. Al~ih" rr'n"
Ss.. sio55: december $'"-5.. Mar.h
g. m Timothy. rrlm" cash $%.i'; To-
s,r,lor $50: March $685..
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,,aNcAsE1RB IN VOTE ON HALF
rYNTE

Manchester. Nov 20.-A ballot VIII
50 t,Lrn coon by Lancashire mills sp'n-
ming American cotton on tho question
Of working half time In December IL IS
cor,cnded that the present short time
schedule IS insufficient.
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 90. 1922.
Furnished The Intelligencer oy A. E.
Aasten & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National sank
Of j.. Va Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. " Va. Nov. 20. 1922.
Furnished The Intelligence ~ Z
Master & Co members New T"rN StccA
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of " Va. Bldg.
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BONDS.
loans
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 90. 1872
Furnished me Irte:!Gencrr oy y. E
Nastep x Co. members New York S,Oci
ExcnanEa Second floor National B0rs
Ring
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PITTSBURGH STOrXS

wheeling. ". Va, Nos. g 1922.
Furnished Tne lrtellicrncer Z
Ms.ten 4 Co. mer1hers New Yrk StocA
Exchange Second floor Natls.i San+
~ ~ Va Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. Nov 20, 1871,
Furnished rne !n,eUrEencer oy \ 8.
Master & Co. memS-'g Ecw i,ct SccA
Exchange. Second :looC National sans
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son. shis promotion and demotfon
would take place at the end OF each
gridiron season.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSID.AR STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. @y. 20 le-'.
Furnished The lntrlNe'te. ~ =
NaSteu & Co. members rs 'rS S,"'H
Exchaacc Second floor itonat Sd'H
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LIBERTY BONDS.

xvorl Nov. o2.--L!h"rty honds
f e3L!s sIOo.I4; First -. ~. go. - :
AS s979S: Third .:s sss. .5
Us $aS,24: Victory ~ > un.....
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 20. 1922.
,,r, nun.a,IDu lsr Wheeling S.uck
SAME Compiled tor The lntelH'
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PETROLEUM.

Oh Ct,y. Pa. Nov. 20.--Credi, bal
ances. So. Runs, 1o1.sS6; average, S.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Italian Archbishop
New Apostolic Delegate
Furnasoni-Biondi to Succeed
Bonzano, Named Cardinal.
and VIII Go to Rome

BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.--Announce-
ment will be made in tomorrow morn
ing's issue of "The Baltimore Catholic
Review" of the appointment of Arch
bishop Peter Fumasoni-Bi Biondi as
Apostolic Delegate to the United
States. Archbishop Fumasoni-B -Biondi
will succeed Archbishop Bonzano, for
ten years Apostolic Delegate to the
United States: Archbishop Bonzano
will sail from New York tomorrow on
his way to Rome to receive the red
hat of cardinal. The official an
nouncement of the appointment Of
Archbishop Fumasoni- -Biondi will be
made in few days, it said
The new Apostolic Delegate is a ma
tive Of Rome. He was educated for the
priesthood in Rome, was ordained
there and was consecrated bishop. He
mas served at the Vatican a number
OF years. He was Apostolic Delegate
to India in 1915 and was appointed
FIRST Apostolic Delegate to Japan in
1919.
The. new Apostolic Delegate was
born in Rome, September A, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Business Space i'm Uptown
And Down Town Zones Leased

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the Brokaw Building, 1457 Broadway,
to John j. Scholl; in the Liggett
building, corner Madison Avenue and
Forty-second Street, to Junius Parker,
and in the Passavant Building, A4O
Fourth Avenue, to Robins Silk Manu-
featuring Company, Inc.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
to Charles Bloom, Inc, manufacturers
Of art embroideries and fancy goods,
the ninth and tenth floors at 1913 East
Twentieth sixth Street.
Brown Wheelock and Harris, Vought
& Co leased an Office at 467 Broadway
to Block & Walsh Corporation; at 240
Broadway to Thomas Cook g. Son; at
1882 Broadway to Pelton & Pclton,
Solomon Fahrer and Meyer Barber &
Bro.
The Finkelstein Compay leased the
store at Iii East Twenty third Street
for five years to the Standex Optical
Company.
White Goodman leased the second
loft at 35 Murray Street to the Krug
Electric Company; the southerly store
at 1926 Wooster Street to Rubin
Street to the Toroso Manicure Com
pany and to Throlin & Simon, Inc;
the eighth floor at 1913 West Seven
teenth Street to Philip Gurian.
Sherman and Kirschner leased for
Jennie Spiro the two six-story build
ings, 37.6X100 each, at 1924 East
Ninety Street for five years at
an annual rental of $4,000 to client
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.--MARINO DI MEO Plain.
tif against ANNUNZIATA DI MEO, roraa
times also known as NANCY DI MEO. DO.
fendant. Summons Action for absolute
divorce. Trial desired in the County OF
New York.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer the complaint In this action. and 10
serve copy OF your answer, or II the
com plant Is not served with this sum !.
mons, to serve Notice of Appearance on
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS
after the service of this summons exc lusiYe
OF the day OF service. In case OF your fail.
ure to appear, or answer. judgment will be
taken against you by 1efault Tor tho relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated New York, May 4th, 1922.
MICHAEL GOLD
Attorney for Plaintiff once and r. @
Address, 200 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York
TO ANNUNZIATA DI MEO, sometimes
also known as NANCY DI MEO, De-
fendant:
The foregoing summons 10 served upon
you BY publication pursuant 10 nm order of
Hon. James O'Maiey. Justice of the Sr
pre1ne Court of the State OF New York
dated October 18th, 1929. and fled with the
complaint IN the Office of the Clerk OF tho
County OF New York, at the County Court
House. In the Borough OF Manhastaa, City
of New York.
Dated October 18th. 1922
MICHAEL GOLD,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 200 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New
York