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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
NO HOME RUN BONUS IN
 BABE RUTH'S CONTRACT

New York, March 13.-Babe Ruth's contract carries no provision for a bonus on each homo run as was reported from Hot Springs the day the slugger came to terms with the New York Yankee club owners, it was officially announced today by Colonel Jacob Ruppert, part owner of the club.
 The home run slugger signed a straight three year salary contract. with an option that it be continued two additional years at the same figure if both parties agreed, Colonel Ruppert said
 It was first reported that in addition to his salary Ruth would get $500 every time he hit the ball for a complete trip around the bags.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

New York. March Hilary Greb of Pittsburgh, tonight defeated Tornrty Gibbons of St. Paul, receiving the judges decision after their 15-round match in Madison Square Garden. Greb. styled the human windmill. swung hard rights and lefts to Gibbons head throurhout the contest and his speed prevented the St. Paul man from carry Ing out effectively his famed body at tack with which he has knocked out within the last two years more than forty opponents.
 Gibbons punching was all for the bo.iv and the blows he landed were light. Gibbons won five of the rounds. the second. third, tenth, eleventh and twelfth, and the remainder, with the exception of the fifth and seventh, which were even, went to Greb.
 Neither man landed blow powerful enough for a knocl1dovn. It was their fourth ring engagement In their pre- vious bouts Gibbons had won two on newspaper decisions. Greb weighed ls3 1-2 pounds for tonight's bout and Gibbons was seven and a half pounds' heavier.
 Greb wwas tIfeless in his swinging and was punching faster and truer in the closing rounds than in the early ones. He played for Gibbons jaw most of the Nrle anu HIS SNIHBluB lSllS "OAO eiAS most effective. In several rounds he stood off and waited for Gibbons to lead The fighting was tame and uninteresting on these occasions.
 Gibbons claimed after the match that he had dislocated his right thumb in the third round and knocked it back Into place again in the tenth. Dr. E. A Drummond, who examined the thumb said 1t was badly swollen and gave evil dence of having been dislocated.
 Round One.
 Greb rushed at Gibbons and wher they clinched the referee had difficult! Tn separating them. They exchanget light body blows at close quarters. Int pace was fast, but the blows were few Greb landed hard left to body, ant brought blood from Gibbons moutl with a right at the end of the round.
 Round Two.
 Gibbons worked a left to the body Gi5@-AS crossed a right to the jaw Gibbons sent right to body. They eX changed hard punches to the stomach d close quarters.
 Round Three.
 Greb landed right to the jaw. The. exchanged rights 10 the head. Gre swung three light lefts to the jaw. Glib bons sent left to stomach and Gre crossed a right 10 chin.
 Round Four
 Greb sent left to the jaw when Glib hons missed a right swing for the body Greb sent left to stomach. They ex
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
1 for which will close week from tomor-

for which will close a week from tomor- row.
 Lester Dore, now at Combination park, Medford, Mass, is planning to make Readville his headquarters this spring.
 If w M. Wright can develop another Peter Manning out of that bunch he bought at Lexington, the Chicago fancier will feel we'll repaid for his visit 10 Kentucky last week.
 Four and half million trancs was the amount of the turnover of che pari- mutuel machines at vincennes, France on Sunday. Feb. 12.
 The French trotting paper. La France Chevaline, commenting on Cali Curcl 2.oS 3-4, says that Ia celebre jument trotteuse" Ccelebrated trotting mare) has arrived in Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
EIGHTEEN COMPLETE CREWS
 IN HARVARD'S ROWIN GsouA1

Cambridge, Mass, March 13.-Candi- dates for the Harvard varsity crew went out on he Charles river for their first out door work of he season today. Coach Howe and his assistants had eighteen crews on the water and most the time was spent in accustoming inexperienced oarsmen to river conditions.
 The candidates soon will be sifted down to three crews from which will be develop ed varsity crew to meet Pennsylvania in the first race of the season late in April
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
RUSSELL GETS DECISION OVER SILENT" DORIAN AT NEW BRITAIN

Teddy Russell, local middleweight, won the judges decision in his fight with Silent" Doran at New Britain on Mon day evening. Teddy led the fighting all the way and took each round with ease although he was unable to break through the mute's guard for many telling blows.
 Russell was in fine shape and fought a steady fight from the first tap of the bell and was in no danger at any time during the 12 rounds Russell weighed in at 149 1-2 and Doran weighed in at 153 pounds. Russell fights at Willow Point next week
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
THIS MAN WAS HELPED.

John Grab, 253s Jackson Ave. New Orleans, La, writes: My kidneys were weak and had d soreness and dull pain across my back. I felt dull and languid and my kidneys didn't act right I be- gan taking Foley's Kidney Pills and they soon put my kidneys in a sound healthy condition" Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys rid the system of acids and waste that cause lameness, backache. sore musclesE swollen joints and rheu- matic pains. Tonic in effect. quick in action. LAe ( Osgooo Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
HARD LUCK PREVENTED

Toledo, O., March 13-A stubborn No. 4 pin that refused to go over deprived Frank Degen of Buffalo of a perfect score in the American bowling congress tournament today. Bowling with .hig brother, c. Degen, he threw II straight strikes in the final game of his doubles. On his last ball the pin tilted to d con siderable angle but lighted itself for a 299 score
 Only once in an American bowling congress tournament has the perfect score feat been accomplished in the 22 years of the organizations existence.
 The big single game count aided in giving the Degen pair first place in the standings of the two-men event with q 1297 total.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
MCKENZIE WINS BOWLING

In the bowling match between Fred Du- gas of Taftville and Mack Mckenzie of Moosup, the second leg of which was roll ed at Taftville on Monday evening, Mo Kenzie won the match by margin of one pin. Mckenzie on his home alleys last Monday evening picked up a gu pin lead and last evening Dugas picked up S9 pins of that lead leaving Mckenzie with the match by one point. The scores: Bugas = 115, LOS, 131, 131, 12S, 119, 1S0, 120, 122, 113-1215.
 Mckenzie = ss, 125, 1O4, 112, 112, 97, 126,
 1O9, 110, 132-1126.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
suuIvan-,EitcbeI, Fight s4 y.srs Aro

Those who recall with ease the blizzard of March, 12, 1888, no dougt will be able to remember back one day when the great est fighter of them all, John L. Sulfivan and Charlie Mitchell fought 39 rounds to 6 draw in London on March 11th. The fight went for three hours and was called in the 39th round by the mutual consent of both fighters.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
nrst sandlot Fatally

Egg Harbor, N. J., March 13.-The first fatality of the 1922 sandlot baseball season was recorded today with the death of 15 year old Clarence Mitchell.
 Playing in a. noon game in the school yard, the youth burst a blood vessel while sliding home. He died in ha2ital few hours later.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
speedboys Challenge.

The Speedboys basketball team of Taftville challenge the EnIos Seconds or the Cagers for a basketball game to be played on the Taftville floor on Sat urday. March IS. If challenge is accept ed, write to Manager Ernest Phaneuf Box SS. Taftville, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

New York March 13-Copper steady; electrolytic spot and nearby 1S later 13@13 Ia.
 Tin easy spot and futures 2s.s7.
 Iron easier No. 1 northern 1S.500 1900; No 2 northern 1s.00@1S.50; No. 2 southern 15.o0015.50.
 Lead steady, spot 4,70@4.so.
 Zinc quiet, East St. Louis delivery spot 465 @4.7o.
 Anthony spot 42B.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago March 13.-Wheat made a sharp descent in price today affected to a considerable degree by word of new
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
STOCKS.

The following Is a summary of the Transactions ou the New York Stock Ex. .tiuure 10 2 P AI:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
MONEY.

New York, March 1S.-Call money steady; high 4; low 4; ruling rate 4 i; closing bid 1-2; offered at 4 /; last loan 4; call loans against acceptances 3 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

With the exception of sterling, all quotations are in cents per unit of for eign currency:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
COTTON.
METAL MARKET.

New York, March 13.-spot cotton quiet, 1niddling 1s.45.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
Liberty Bonds.
Foreign Ex.hanre.

Quoted in dollars and cents per s1OO bond
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

roDAY's SPORTS. Close of the southern circuit open tournament at Deland, Fla.
 Wrestling. stanislaus zbyszko vs. Yousiff Nah mout, at Kansas City.
 Boxing. Metropolitan amateur champion ships at Madison Square Garden, New York city.
 Joe Dundee vs. Freddie Jacks, F rounds, at Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
No Alarm in Logan.

Huntington. ". Va. March d" a.
ter Thurmond. president Of the Logan
coal association. In Huntington today,
declared there is not tho slightest fcci-
ing Of alarm I'm anticipation Of labor
troubles in the mines Of Logan county
IN account Of In" Strik" call issued ny
tic United Mine Workers of America.
THE whole acton and purpose or the
international union IS directed against
the progress and prosperity of the coal
Industry In West Virginia" SAID Thur
mond. Tho siy-h"ur day and hvc-daN
week - ono OF the schemes aimed at
West Virginia. The purpose is To lessen
the output OF our mines so there may
l." more work IN the mines Of the cen
tral competitive ii"'GS.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
Disorders at Belfast;
Many Killed or Wounded

Belfast, March o6.-There was much
sniping this evening In the network OF
streets between Grosvcnor street and
the Falls road. \ woman was wound
ed Specials and military forces appear
ed in motor cars and fired. killing two
men and w0und!nE another. They then
searched the district.
Belfast. March .6.--CBy The Associat-
ri Press tip to six o'clock this even
ing III" total number of persons killed
thus far in March IN the disorders here
was fifty six. They include fifty
civilians. three regular policemen. two
special cnnstahles and n military officer.
Two men and n girl were killed at
midnight last night. The girl was
struck by q stray shot fired by the
military during n panic caused by a
woman shouting murder" while In an
alteration with her husband. The
people in the neighhorhood, fearing an
attack was being carried out. screamed
and blew whistles. Military and defense
corps continued Immediately appeared
and opened fire. the military using
machine guns. Two men were shot By
unknown persons in other parts or the
city during the night.
This afternoon their were two more
persons in the hospitals OF wounded al
/ trays last night.
These were standing along the dis
putcd border between the north and
south occupied territory when a man
feeding cattle near Calledon, was shot
by snincr from the free state side
/ n nd died later in the Armagh infirmary.
i Firing along the border continued today
and two bridges were blown up at Car
| rickmorc, Tyrone.
Tho funerals Of Owen MacMahou. the
saloonkccper, and the members OF his
: family who were murdered In their
! home early Friday morning. were held
! today. Large crowds attended. Joseph
! Dcvclin. Irish Nationalist member OF
parliament for Belfast, was among the
! mournerS.
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HOPES for Non Uunion Support.

Springfield. III. March 26.--N -"
ranks Of union r"Tl miners of tho c"un-
try unbrokrn. and ready I" strlh" ut
milu.g Marrh -. International IrcSi-
dent John l.. Lewis OF the United Mine
WnrkrrS "r Americas At home here To-
might. declared he is awaiting the hrSt
response to rhc invitation To the @"".""'
u"I.-Uui"N miners. to lend thelr ala, an"
join in tn" rqtion-widc walk"ut.
President Lewis Indicated II" expected
ravurah." action upon tn" invitation hY
MANY Of the u"n-uuinn workers. but coal
operators here secuted the idea.
Invitation to non-unior miners TO. JON
rH" L. NJ. ". III it's strike was author
lied at the conference In Cleveland FRI
day. and the calls ar" to hc sent ont
carly this wr..i from district hcadquar-
tcrs in the states where the non-unio0
forces are strongest. Virginia, West
Virginia. Pennsylvania. Alahama, Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Colorado and Ne"
Mexico.
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NATIONAL ISOLATION
Continued from Page one)

l,retnul in America was morally en-
harra.S.mI e. American influence ana ~
.iiil tn" subject Of much !l-;ecilE IN
EgrOI". wh"r" the alliance made on Anri!
:. 1917. between the United states and
ih,. allied powers was welcomed ms ::
departure from American iraditi"Ha!
uu. iu,'v Of no alliances with Europe.
The Democratic View.
Although the senate had adopted n
reservation proposed by Senator Bran
Gcr"c stating that tn" four-rowcr i'act
Is not an alliance ana docs NOT COMMIT
the United States to armed force thrrc
are few Democrats who hclcV" the
lraEu" Of nations was 4 ""mmltmcnt 10
urmcd action. They think II was Just
as flexible and pav" 20 much freedom
Of action rs tn" f"Gr power pact.
Indeed. Democratic support or the
rour power treat was not INCONSISTENCY
with tho league OF nations covenant ana
ihar article two of tho Pacific treaty Is
hardly different in essential particulars
from article ten Of tho covenant
50 tho Republicans ar" happy tNat
th,v have pur through the first h'E
,rcaiy rr world wild" import and tho
Democrats are secretly JOYFUL tPt inc
lrrtrrl'.uual ro-opcration as definitely
~ The phras""locy OF tho four POWER
D. treaty Indicates.
Cooperation Inevitable.
To H." Imperial observer. ihE F'r"tH
&C .h.c United states senate on I'll" four
newer tr,aty is hardly different from
~" votes on The Versailles treaty IN
thu case or tn" latter pact Ih"r" al
. n:,N4 WIS u tWo-thirda Nut" ready 1"
iH''fv inr Versailles treaty with I"S'T'
yiiinae E"pUlrli"anS liam" III" wilson
leadership whj.'h wJS UnComrrom!Sin%i
com, ,hr I."h"" r"S"ry2t!ons ON the
,.iVuu, that they nUliif'"d IN" pact
President IILrLin: has f"It HAT the
Rraud",.c" r S"rvHti"n was unnecessary
hIt ne submitted To- ~" judgment 81
. M. marty leaders VIII" insisted that with
q out the reservation the four power pact
Nas luSt
l. - 4 matter o: history that pract;
,nly All tn" democratic leaders urged
Nr. Wilson to take the LoG"" rcS"rv;'-
ions and s-'rur" American ln"mhcTSHip
in The !cLrnr Of nations. Mr.. Wilson TO-
!,ryrL The election "C 1870 would decide
IT,, ie%u" in his favor hut unfortunately
~" ,ou;"s' WIS "ncumhcr"d by many
other drn,~tir questions and pohtraI
..>:rI,S sttll after as 70 whether the
vote Was Gct'ntfAc ~ anything hut 4
desire Cor q change In administration.
The liarling administration stands Co.
.:.,, encouraged by the action Of iH'
-,i.,'r More iutcrnlti"nal co ,"pI ration
3, l.a.vitatl" and Judging nv significant
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LEGAL NOTICE.
y . I | { l.
or Redemption "C Bonds o stree; I'm
pruverneut Loan Nc. q the
CITY OF Wheeling

or Redemption "c Beads o street I'm
prUveneut Loan Nc. Z: the
City OF Wheeling
Notice is hereby gwen bv ;he Com'nis-
sionerS OF Street improvement Ian OF
1912 OF the CITY Of Wheeling. West Viz
ginia. that. pursuant 20 the require
meutS OF the ordinance, OF said CiiE.
passed April l.. 1917. entitled An or
d!nance 70 provide for the t>Su" and SAFE
OF bonds Of ;hc city t.: Wheeling. TO DO
known as the Stree; Improvement Loan
OF 1912 and redemption and i'a|moHi
thereof. etc" the following described
bonds issued under ;hr SAID ordinance
will become dae and payable on the lrst
dav Of April. y. + Ia. 10 VII. bonds
OF $500. 90 principal. cu,H numbered IL.
81 80. "a. 81. 81. Il. -. - and !. SAID
bonds will toe r..G"cm"d and ra:I ~ the
Dollar savings x Trust 20. g; ne ';t
o: Wheeling. West Virginia. OF and
after tie tirSt day "r April. l?"2. H'd
said bonds viii ceHS" to bear interest
from the las, named day AMI da;c.
tSigned) J. {. DHIiltpNN 1
T. f.. Hell.
commissioners o: the stree; Improve
menc Loan NO. N" '-S
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IRISH ARMY
CONTINUED from Page one)

were expelled from Belfast. The inter
toner's are reported to have taken food
into the building with them. One re-
mort during the day was that the build-
ing had been Communicated by Ele
Irish republican army.
During the night Fowler Memorial
hall and the fish market also were
seized
Tho taking over Of Orange hall was
tho first instance Of such an attack on
southern OranCcmcn ~ retaliation for
the treatment To which Nationalist
have been subjected in Belfast. II Ia
n large and handsome building and had
been prepared Saturday night for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
FOR SALE

Twu.-;rry ::Ime house. : "uo;ryd
and lattice porch: uItu:a! ga'
and electricity. Located AT Hc.!e
V Va. nine miles Oh hard :"Id
from Charleston Tram. !ni"T.
urban and JitHcy service. une
are RIVER notion land ah"."
h:gh water on kanaWAJ RIVER.
Place contains - bearing fruit
trees. !" apple. : peach. " p.rm.
cherry: beautiful roS- bushes.
ldeal t0y party desiring :" orr-
crate a combination poultry ami
'ruit farm Present owner mus.
move at Uuc" 20 Ar:zo"a. Wiii
sci! At hiC sacritiC" S".''h
cash .: S".5nn cash and $l."""
?: $lu1 0u rer month. Notify
John l.. Eddie. Belle, W Va.
ma-lU-t.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

Hv virtue Of authority vested Ia me
h,. decree Of the Circuit Court Of ON"
cnuu;v. Nest Virginia. made and cr-
tered this 4th day "c March. l9-@'
wherein the state OF West VIRGINIA b.
carl q. Hachmaun. Prosecuting Att"i ,
nrv OF OHIO County. was i plaint'ii ana
herman Samp and y. L. Fa.rh;irn IN"
Will on the 18th day o,
March. 1872. AZ the north 'front.' door az
the Court House in the cry of Whc'I-
Ing. ohio County. West Virginia.. al !"
O'Clock a NJ. soil a; public aI"ton. t"
"a" hiches, bidder. Tor cash. on" hu''N
.,.itomon:Ic. engine number @2"N,"
HARRY T. ''LpI ~
sheriff nc Dni" C.'Iu'N
,,,sI%-2O-oT Wet virginia
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When the seizure

dance and supper. Whom the seizure
took mace the occupants of the hall were
rxpllf and Tn Blast Nationalist work
mn. who now are destitute in Dublin.
through having been discharged from
the shipyards. ate the supper prepared
for the Orangemen The metropolitan
police did not attempt to disturb the
invaders
Later the city fish market and the war
materials stored there were seized. 1t
* not known as yet whether all inc
seizure were carrid out by tho same
forces. The taking over Of Orange hall
seemed To be :ympathetcally Greeted
hy the populancc today.
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rARM SALE

Having sold my Farm. WIKI
sell at auction on Wednesday.
March Goth. at 10 n m. TO tho
highest and hest bidder. much
valuable personal property. IN.
GLIDING machinery. horses. -
head Of registered and grad"
Jersey COWS and h"ifers. and
many other articles too MI
mCrous T. mention.
W. T.. DAVIS.
Atkinson Crossing
,Ns7r Ws,i .N,"Naud"vb
uIr -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY IN GRAIN-$lc.50 buys guar
antees on 10000 bushels wheat. no
FURTHER RISK. Movement OF sc gives
opportunity take $500: &c. $500. etc. FAR
ticilars. market letter free. Investors
Daily Guide. 9l3 Dwight Bldg. Kansas
City Mo. ma-lt-t
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WANTED FINALE

WANTED T"" "~ tn"rr .""'r~
Of pleasing personality H"i Az
pearanCr can secure pcc?a-
ucHc and profitable position with
4 local firm If possessed az
proper qualifications or willing
"a so qualify. Good wages AMI
pleasant work. Apply in person
only. . y NJ. to . l. NJ. MoH-
day at lNtelliGcuc"r office. NSN
for Nj. {. : Frye MA :;
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LOST AND FOUND

Lost Between Mozart ll.N ana ihth
and t.olt street. poCkCt5ooN contain
ing sum OF money and rent receipts
bearing owners name. Reward II r.
turned 20 1921 Eon St, or cal! TERM
ma 81
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PUBLIC SALE

T 3. Eowman VIII sell at puh..S ava.
ton. Wednesday. March -. l9"2. ~
his residence. Clinton. w. Va, AL OF
his live stock and farming implements
ma @1-h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE-POULTRY
WANTED POSITION

WANTED Position by young lady
stenographer OF several years expert
ance in general office work: can furnish
reference II. II. care IntclliGcncer.
mar - x
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o'DoSNELi-On Thursday Mar.l e.:
1922. a. 5 O'Clock T. NJ. ~ Wh"r"ng
ISrd year.
Funeral from the residence az rs bro-
ther-in-law, M!di," Wheeling Greek.
on Monday morning at >.&" o'clock.
Requiem high mass at - Mary :
church az 900 O'Clock. Friends Of tho
family respectively invited 20 attend.
Intermeut a: s.. Ma:!'s cemetery.
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FOE SALE-AUTOS.

II YOU are w.se see mo for used cars.
have a large list Any make or mode,
A little cheaper. ms Eofr street Ask
Sor Thompson ma -'-h
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FOR SALE - Red River Early OHIO
Seed Potatoes. $500 bu. bag. q. 4.
Miller. Stall 5. Center Market Phone
Colerain So. ma I'm
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GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
Continued from Page one)

.ar. .prorcrd"d ou ii" iuud.wrr',~
theory og substituting FOR the sanction
IT f"rro IN international relations u"
sanction Of rr"S"'," No H""i''s" as
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! O'DONNELI~Ou Thursday. March 80.
, 1872 At O'Clock p. M. at Wh"rliug
hospita'. JOHN ODpNNll.L. n his
1%rd year
= Funeral from ~" residence Of MS
brother IN lH". Middle Wheeling
Creek on Monday morning 1t =
o'clock Requiem high mass At -
Mary's church at go. Friends az the
family respectfully invited :" attend
iuteymcnt at st. Mary'& cemetery.
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BELI-On sunday. Mar,l u. '22c a,
his home. 262i Wood stree. - % 4"
y. NJ. GEORGE Bell. - ;hr ~,
year OF his a=".
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RoR SALE

FOR sALE-Farm OF TOE acres; one o,
20 acres VIII take city property as
part pay. Chas. Leach. X D l. ConottoH.
ohio ma Tsp