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DEATHS.

BoWERs-In this city, on November 5,
1922. William a.. husband OF Ella ID.
Bow wers.
Funeral services at his late residence. 1905
November s. at 1890 O'Clock. Interment
at Wilmington Brandywine cemetery.
BOURDAN-In this city. on November
9. 1922. Margaret A. M. wife OF Hugo f.
Bourdan (nee Farley.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence
2304 West street, on Thursday morning
at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at ST.
cemetery.
CLEAVFR-In this city on November
1922 William G. Cleaver
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence, lO1l Madison street. on Tuesday
afternoon. November at . o'clock
Friends may view remains Monday even
ing after o'clock. 1nterment private at
Hickory Grove cemetery.
GEIsZLER-In this city. on November 5.
1922, Helen E.. daughter OF Peter F
and Catherine Geiszler. aged years.
S~months
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents. 9I3 Chestnut street. on Tues
day morning at O'Clock. Requiem mass
at St, Pauls Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
NUTTER-In this city. on November 8
1922. Madelyne E., infant daughter oi
Walter d. and Blanche X. Nutter, aged
year. 10 months and 13 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the parents
residence. 3017 Madison street. on Wednes
day afternoon, November s. at 2 O'Clock
Interment at RiYerview cemetery.
LEGG-In this city on November 8
1922, Sarah Elizabeth. widow of John
NJ. Legg. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at Chandler.
funeral parlors. Delaware avenue and
November att o'cIocx, Interment River.
view GENE terry.
TRACY-Suddenly on November T.
1922. Joseph T. Tracy. son OF Joseph and
Varbara Tracy. aged 2 months.
Funeral services private at McCrery's
Undertaking Parlors. Monday afternoon
Interment at Old Swedes cemetery.
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STATE NEWS TO GIVE
RETURNS OF ELECTION

The Delaware State News of Dover
as has been It's custom for a number of
years, will fash the election returns
on large screen IN front OF The
Delaware State News Building in that
town tomorrow night.
Col. Jos. c. Wickes. owner OF the
State News. has made arrangements
through Every Evening TO receive the
returns from every district in Della
ware. and J. A. Downes OF tho POstaI
Telegraph Co. OF Dover from othe.
states In the Union.
During the evening. moving pictures
and the cong, Our Delaware" will bs
shown in front OF the State News
Building. The State News can b.
reached by telephone No. 200. Dover
Information will be given free by
phone II asked for.
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OBITUARY.
William c. Cleaver.

After an illness of flve weeks, Will
c. A. worker. died at his home, l011
Madison street, Saturday evening. He
WAS ca years old. He came TO this
city from Odessa about Is years ago.
Surviving Mr.. Cleaver are his widow
and seven children, Roy G. Cleaver,
Mrs. H. J. Pollard. Mrs. E. E. Chap
pei, Ashton @. Cleaver, Aldice ].
Cleaver. Alonza L. Cleaver and Nal
COIN r. Cleaver. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
Interment Will be private in Hickory
Grove cemetery, near st. Georges.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Lane.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Lane, 26 years
old. formerly of Brandywine Banks
late OF Marcus Hook, died Wednesday
at the Chester Hospital, OF blood
poisoning.
Mrs. Margaret A. Bourbon.
Mrs. Margaret A. Bourbon, wife o.
Hugo F. Bourbon, died this morning
at 6 o'clock, at her residence, 230t
West street. Mrs. Bourbon hat
been Ill for long period OF years
suffering from a complication OF
diseases. She is survived by Mr.
Bourbon and seven children and &
brother, who resides in Brooklyn. y
y. Deceased was in her sixtieth wear
The children surviving are: H. Fred
Edward r.. Francis ", John J., Carri.
C. Mary j.. and Pauline NJ. Bourbon
Her surviving brother is John j
Farley of Brooklyn. Arrange
ments have not been completed for tn
funeral services.
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EX-SENATOR SAULSBrRY AT
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

Former United States Senator Will
lard salisbury will address the West
minister Club Of Hanover Presbyterian
Church in the church Tomorrow even
ing on his recent trip 20 Europe
Election returns will be read at the
meeting. All the men of the neighbor-
hood are invited TO the meeting.
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The Tine to Do II

When the fire engine is parked In
front Of your property-with streams
Of water being played on the burning
structure it's too late TO think of in
surance.-The time to insure 10 today.
Courtland e. Pierson Co.. Odd Fellows
Building, can insure you against loss
by fire.-Adv.
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Joint Memorial Service.

The first annual memorial service
of the Patriotic Order Sons OF America
and Delaware Commandery. No. . 80,
was held in Bethany Baptist Church
last night. Rev. a. r. Williamson
preached a special sermon on the
theme of brotherhood. A special mu-
steal service was renderd by Miss Ida
NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. J. Horace Ball and
the choir. William s. Cantwell. state
chaplain. p. o. 8. Of A, offered tho
invocation.
Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
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Baby Sweetman Died Saturday.

Eugene Sweetman, 5-months-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sweetman. Of 113 Rodman street, died
at the Delaware Hospital on Saturday.
The funeral will be held this after
RAAu.
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Degree Association in Session.

Tho Degree Association OF Della
ware Lodge, /. o. o. r, Will hold
regular business meeting in the ban
quet hall Of Odd Fellows Hall. Tenth
and king streets. tonight. a social
session will be held after the business
meeting.
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Homo From Kentucky.

Robert q. Hnrmnn and John p
Nicholson have returned from a trip
TO Covington. KY. whore they went 10
confer with Kentucky receivers Of
the Barrick OIL and Gas Co, a Della
ware corporation.
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Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

5000: APT. BLDG or RMS. AND
bath each; near 9Th & II SITS. ne. rented
at sJl.5 q month: tenants furnish heat
DAVID z. BARRY. 1907 st. Main 1901
INVESTMENT PROF: STORY & BASE.
nfent Dr.: good cond.: rent. $50 per mo-
price, $3.50. wILDNAN 4 CO., 9th 4 H.
Franklin 6406.
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Male or Female .
PART TIME WORK

AM 1VhE "Onh.
We can give you an oppor-
tunity to make from $4,000 to
$4,000 per week during spare
time. Full details at inter-
view. See Mr.. Crutchfield,
Room 205, 734 18th st. NV,
Friday between 4:30 and 500
D. m. STA
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON M
proved d. c. real estate, or for iniidinT
prevailing rate OF interest, and commission
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 N. Z. ave
Main liza
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NEAR GA. AVE. A KENNEDY-A SENff
DETACHED brick with large rooms a haiti.
hot-NRter heat Price. s. sOO MOORE a
HILL, 1880 % II -. nv. Nain I45S.
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Brightwood.

NEAR GA. AVE. a JEFFERSON-MapFPN
Groom brick dwelling with larre e.rsra
Price, SS.75o. MOORE & HILL, issO-es II
~. NV. Main ia
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BLAIR RoAD-A VERY ATTRGtTfVr
home; bungalow type: large lot Phce
$1,000. MOORE a HILL. 1902 IA 81
NV. Main l45a.
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INSURANCE.

FIRE. AUTonoBfTE. PLATE CLASS snR.
rlsry fnsursnce. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
i4oI ~ y. ave. NV. Main 1i66. Inquire
for Mr. Elliott
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
~-~~~~~~~~--~~~~~- ~~--~~~~-~
$4,000
S-story brick near 9th & y ste. NV. Suit.
able for any kind Of h--.sess; large lot.
$4,000
Mt Pleassnt-hrst commercial; DIT. bous,
with lot 5O12Oo.
S18,500
iith st. % the heights; first commercial;
COR. ork.; 10 T., b.: anil: gar: lot 30xl0o
HARRY /. CHEW,
M,in 1870 cO5 Cont. Trust Bldg.
$1,000. CORNER on GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Three Cne-story renting for $40 per
month: can give possession Of two stores:
this Is dandy legation: near Park Road
DAVID z. BARRY. 1907 II 81. NV Main
1901. SO
on FOURTEENTH STREET.
Ideal corner store 10 wide aIley: eight
year lease: rent reduced: excellent location.
WILLIAM X. HARTUSG.
HOS 18th ct. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT"
l4s
GARAGE. NORTHWEST-S COND COM
mercial district: fircprnof: on figured 81 !:
Wtl accommodate ahout 81 cars Price, SI2-
COO. David Z. RARRY. 1907 st. NV.
Main 1901 $50
on THIRTEENTH STREET
Ideal business property. consisting Of main
foor. dry storage cellar and second floor
elevators from street to cellar and from eel
lar TO second floor. Electric lights, gas
steam heat, well huilt modern freproof build
Ing. Can he leased in whole or in part.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS Sixteenth Street " W
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT
IS
SALE OR EXCHANGE. PA. AVE. NEAR
l1th 50. nw.-Two large brick buildings
STOKES on first floor: second floor can be
remodeled at small expense into desirable
offices: third floor rented to responsible ten
ant: fourth door vacant. Price. s9O.O1a
trusts. $4,000 What have you TO ofcrs
1901. 20
18th STREET PROPERTIES
Amply
Thomss 2. Petty. 2ols 1Eth at nv. n. Eiss
BUSINESS PROPERTT-SToRE a APIS;
near 18th & Columbia I'd: brick: 3 story;
rricr: SO 90: terms. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1901 y. Y. ave. Main l1s6.
PA. AVE. WEST OF lTTII-A SECTION
that is growing rapidly; $4,000: th-De-
story brick; u rooms. Srcarr heat: cleo
tricity: by remoielrr the front and IN
stalhnE two more baths. this property would
rent fn- about S3.Oa0 -enr. DAVID E.
HARRY. 1907 II -. NV Main 1871 SO
BUSINESS PROPERTY SEw STORE;
brick construction; lot 100 feet to alley.
On busy street: car line: good location: slso
Investment. Price. 81. 800: terms. LOUIS
r. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave. ". 1906
Si.ooo EACI-THREE NEW oNE-sToRT
stores, with modern show windows On the
best business section ~ northwest: Will rent
Tor SO each monthly: good Investment or
for sour business. DAVID f. BARRY. 1907
II st NV. Main 1901. so
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Csn6nusd.


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BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
NEAR RHODE IsLkSD AVE- on far ~. .
L 81. WEST ~ isTBex f q. ,. .sss
exceileut bot Pres. 81. 600. a
NEAR 18TH a COLUMBIA noAD-r~~
b.ildlnr. store a too apartmcnu- rnc~.
SEW YORK AVE. xEAR sru ST. A.
s3eeulntlve prcperty. lchrap AZ So 500
coSS. AVE. NEAR 3 ST. NM dr~
,nsesins.t and speeplsfiFs prupssitien.
/. MOORE & HILL.
ft3o-22 y ~ nv. Fbonr Mails ifz7
CORNER NEAR GOVT. PRINT. WITCH
kso.aeo-Two ihrFs buiidlnEs: storrs ~
hrst Door; two noprs abSte that could -
eut-of-town ewness make srer. DAVID z.
BAhk1. 1soI y ~ nw.. hpin 1871 30
NEAR COM. AVE- a ST. Nw--THREf.
sfory e-iek: 10 rms: bath furnacs:
easily remodeied for business: thta .eecfiea
= the coming business section. oniy .tkt's3
DAVID y BARRY. 1901 H a. Naia 1901.
NEAR CONN. AVE. A y ST. wv: sie.-
500; brfrk: u rms: : hashs; AL,
ereelleut; hifh-citst business section
DAVID BARRY. 1917 n q. Naln. 1901
NEAR sTH a Nd AvE n. E.-STORH
and rc~ms; bath: ~eiisrs h.-wh; larre
Iot; rear alley; price. $500; rented si Sc
DAVID 2. HARRY. 1907 II st. MAJ. 1sai.
CORNER NORTHEAST STORE a rms:
hath: h.-w.h.; price, Si7.soo: restricted
section: terms: excellent husiness SECTION
David z. BARRY. 1907 II u. Nain 1901.
PA. AVE sEAR ITTH ST. Nw.-Two
, Ia-Ee huiieinrs; 300 81 ~ Prize.
81. NV. Main itss.
ST. NEAR isTH-A i5-RoOM HoUsH
ayallabls for business. Price. 81. onn.
MOORE a HILL. iE2O-22 II o.. nv. Maiu
PA. AVE. NEAR 6TH ST. Nw.RTanK
and apartments above. Price. 81. on
MOORE a HILL. 1902 n It. NV. Mails
1853.
HOTEL PROPERTY on Pa AVE
Near It'll st: store and ware rooms %
hrst floor and 81 rooms and baths on abawa
Including shower; steam heat: rms a elect
DAVID E, HARRY. 1877 n st. Msiu isri.
eE s.sSa cS..,, "a . en- n, GO
sale. slo.ooo.oo- A n. wldnan q Co.. VA
q Il sta
1TH. ST. Mr.. PARK RD. n. w.-sfors 4
owelltnG; rms a b.: h-wh.: eiec
hne eond: $4,000; $4,000 cash. wIIDMAS
Co. 9th n. Franklin coca.
18th ST Mr. COLUMBIA ROAD-LARGE
corner property; about 1900 50 e. srh-
jeet 20 an offer. GATEwOOD s Bennett.
SOC Cut Trust RldE. Main 65as
q ST. NE. BET. 6TH AND TTH-SToRK
and 8 I'm. apt: FsrsFs for cHrs: fie-
800. THOMAS }. USHER CO, INC.
Us Isth 81. nv. Main $3.50.
18th ST. NEAR ST NW--TN HTERT
Of downtown business sacti1n. = Inr~s
huilding. Price. SiSo.OoO MOORE & Hill.
lfea-22 II II. nv. Main 1853
NEAR COM. AVE. a L ST. NV
large dwelling available Tor business nur-
poSes Prize, Sis.sO0. MOORE Hill
li2o-S2 81. nv. Main 1883.
BUSINESS PRoPERTT-sTH ST SOUTH
Of New Y0-k nre.-3 stories. brIrk: N
rood condition S25 600. THOS. J. FIsHEE
a CO., IKE. TSs 18th Gt Mein 0Sso.
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COOK; STAY NIGHTS:
GOOD WAGES. 1900 18TH.
st. y. W. I2S
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoSr-BELT OF OyERCOAT. WRITE
MYRoN JACoBY. sos II st. nv. sos
LOsr-A LARGE GOLD BREAsTPIN
with solitaire diamond center, on We'd
nesday. between Il and .. m, on street
Or street car Phone Mrs. r. c. DOWNEY,
North 2A8l. Reward. 59J
LoST-BARPIN BETWEEN 18th AND
Harvard and Mintwood place to 18th, or
On Mount Pleasant car, wednesday evening.
gold oarpiy Of sa9phires aud pearls. Phone
columbia $3.50. Reward. 594
LoST-AUTOMOBILE CRANK on SOUTH
Carolina ave. near Sth 1t. and Pa. ave.
Sc. Finder return 10 1917 South Carolina
ave. Sc LIBERAL reward Calf Lincoln
1921. 502
WILL THE LADY WHO PICKED Up
package tccntainins dark blue materially
on Eleventh street yesterday afternoon at
O'clock please return same to The Herald
odice.
LOST-LlNEN POCKET CONTAINING
tewelry. Liberal reward, L. W, GRAF
TON HOTEL. Connecticut ave. Party who
telephoned please communicate again. SIS
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WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED AT ONCE FOR OUR CLIENTS.
small garages and repair shops; 3 gro-
eeries. 50. 600 to g. 500: deiicatessen, about
$500. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 n.
7. ave. Main 1885
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FOR RENT-OFFlCE SPACE.

1907 n ST. NV.
Two large rooms suitable for doctor. real
estate or printer; rent only SIS per month.
18TH ST.. Mr.. K sT.-DEsIRARLB or.
ices In modern Office building: s6s to $50
per mouth. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1907
y ave nv Main Itsa lss
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

HN&.@H - 80 8ka<4<a
Male Confined.
~>~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~
BoOKKEEPERs. ACCOUNTANTS. AUDI
tors At your service; let us know youf
NATL pEasoxSEL nfIR. sos Bond sids-
itth ard n. =. ave-. Main 80. oo7
EXPERIENCED TYPfsT q cLERK Do
sires position: t25 week. Z. n. o. 4.
EMPLOYMENT DEPT. ms Q e. NJ.
SINGLE WHITE An DESIRES PosrTToN
a. az j.nitot NJ 9. A. EMPLOY
cHAUFrEuR DEsfREs POSITION WfTH
c. A. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. tTss
GOOD ENGINEER DrsTRrs POSITION
wi.n chanee for sdvshcement. z. n. o.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. t1se Q
It, ~. 80
PHYSICIANS AUTO MECHANIC nEsfREs
POSITION. z. ". G. A. EMPLOYMENT DE-
PaRrMENr. 17ss 9 e. nv. SO
Female.
M0THER's HELPER; 30 COOKING.
Phone North 1879. 52i
'''r GENERAL i;sj;isE WORK; HOME
nights 1900 18th 81, NV. North 1855.
DREssNAKING AT HOME. DANCE AND
evening dresses. IS up. 1900 18Th It.
North 1885. q
OVER 10 ~ THE LAR0Esr co,fsfERc-
isl concerns IN town use our pssoansl
service: they have tested u snd Know tn
merits: ~ 10 sis0 az your service. Just call
msin So NATL. PERSONNEL BUREAU,
SOS Bond Bldg, 18Th q v. z ave. SIS
GIRT. twHITEl wtNTS NURSING nR
lisht Homework. 1900 18th st. nv. s27
WORK OF ANY KIND-ieo0 18th st. NV.
North 1855. iss
EXPERIENCED COOK: REFERENcEs-
1900 18th st. nv. North 1855. $50
KoTHER's HELPER NORTH 1855. 1900
l3th 81 nv. o33
PART TINE WORK; EVENING OR MORN
Ing: general homework. North 1855.
1sn0 1sth 50. nv. 635
WANTED BY FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss,
work to do ut home. North 1855.
cLARK's AGENCY. 1900 18th st. nv.
DREssNfAKfNG By THE DAY: IN OR
out Of city. North 1855. 1900 18th u.
nv. es5
Male and Female.
LAUNDRESsEs. CLEA NERs. COOKS.
horsemen supplied free. REV. FULLERS
EXCHANGE. Phone West 20so 1921 18th
st. $50
MAN AND wTrr-wAGEs REAsONABIE.
cLARK's AGENCY. 1900 18th st. n. 1875.
ST.
ENPERIryrrn COUPLE. rooK AND BUT.
Ter. cLARKEs AGENCY. 1900 13th It.
nv. North 1855 So
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NIL, lt-u--- 81 nv. Nain li5S.
9th and LoNGFELLow ST-Ss.s5o BrsrA
now siN-rcom tapestry brick resid~nee; en-
crete colonial front porch: double rcaf
narches; h.w-h.: cleo. lights: tile hath With
huilt-in fixtures: oak flnors downstairs; m
usual closet space; kitchen equipped with
china cupboard; Pullman breakfast service
and large pantry containing huiltin refrtr-
er.tor Attractive terms wM. s. PHIL
LlPS. 1909 y. ave. Main tGon.
neutrality-suspicious. ROOMS RATTf:
new ho1se; detached: modern: open IT,
place. Price. 81. $50: terms can n, Hrtansrd;
Immediate possession. NcKEEHER a. GOSS,
Jos Eye At. Main lT52. sns
CORNER oF 18th ST. a MADISON wv
two-tfory. modern house: roOus,
servants rooms: electricity: iot 6Svs0:
n'enty Of shruehrrv Prize, $1,000. JOHN
' soNoHoE a SONS. siS Pa. ave. 90.
JEFFERSON sT.-Lsrre lot. snNisn; sev-s
rooms and hath. porrh~s: hsrdwrsf fs.r,.
nni.; dolhie rsrsge: $3.50. McEEGvEn
4 Goss. lfo5 Eye At. Main tTs2- SfS-2
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18th STREET PROPERTIES.
AOnly

BUSINESS PROPERTT-sToRE APIS:
near 18th 4 Columbia I'd: brick: 3 story:
\ VIII; fne business location: alley in rear
Price. 5000: terms. LOUIS p. SHOE
NAAER. 1901 ". Y. ave Main l1f6
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BUSINESS PROPERTY - XIV STORE:
brick construction; lot 100 feet to alley.
On busy street: car line: good location: aisa
Investment. Price s.. 700: terms. LOUIS
r. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y Y. ave NJ lIGs
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Park I'd. mr.. N. b ave.

ST. Mr.. isT Nw-Eirht rms a fuF.
h.; garage: ST.0n0i s2sO0 rash WILD.
NAN a co. sfh ane n Frrnklin stOs
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tn. WE, WEST OF IITH-A SECTION
that is growing rapidly: $4,000: th-ce-
story brick; u rn0ms, Srcar heat: clcc-
tricity: by remoielirE the front and IN
stalliHg two more baths. this property would
rent fn- about S3.Oa0 = -rnr. DAVID f.
RARRN. 1907 n -. NV. Main 1871 SO
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iST sT-4TFn

BRYANT-NINE ROOMS AND
BATH; GOOD CONDITION: PRICE.
50 600: BARGAIN. G. s BEN
NETT. sO9 CONT. Tn. BLDG.
MAIN eoSl
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BlnoMlNGDATE-S7.S go on the rrrtfirsf
street In RloominEdale: facing Reservoir
farE: complete SiN-ro1m house. noacrr
beating plant: slec. lights; Tot i4N feet deer
70 paved sNey: spacious colonial front ,,otrh:
- isS. Easy towns. wN s. PurrLTPS,
1fne y. 7. ave Main l6nn.
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conn. AVE -FIRST BUSINESS 7oSE
frontage. sSNloo: m"I-rn improvements
This Is good inveStment Pri~p. So mn:
ferms. GATDwO0n s BENNETT. 500
Cont Trust B'dE. Main ssqs
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FINAL REHEARSAL TONIGHT
FOR "NOMANLESS WEDDING 6"
wHEELINaS FArREsT MAscULIH-
TTY WILL APPEAR AT THE
COURT THEATRE THUR SDAY
AND FRIDAY NIaHTS
Committee Meet at Green Room AID
Makes Final Plans-Woman's Club
and Arts Club Taking Part.
ZIP!

Final rehearsal OF The W"manIess
Wedding" 20 be presented Thursday and
frlday evenings for the benefit 90 the
milk and Zee fund tor poor children.
will be held a. the Court tonight,
The committee IN charge had a meet
Ing yesterday at the Hcge-Davss Green
Room, those present beng Mesdames
Dent Taylor p. l.. Callahan. Edwar1
Giesey. Z. L. Crago, +. $. Wall. and
A. W. PAUL. and MesSrs John {. Davis
Charles II. Watkins. II. q. Portz. w. y
Lang. A. o. Anderson and Or. =. II.
keesCr.
Final plans FOR the production were
discussed. and MesSrs. DAVIS. Watkins.
Lang and Kccsor. were named a. 4 spr-
cIal committee to arr1Cre to- the auC-
t!oning off OF boxes ut tue Court
TIckest for the Shnw will b. sod by
the Art Study club a; the Garden part
Wednesday. The Arts clUb Will see that
the stage is appropriately decorated
There are i Eum6cr OF treats tn store
for those who attend. Fer Instance
Fred Fox. usually decnv"us and dtgns-
fled banker. will be att:rpd as flower
girl, with short skirts n everything
Buck" Windsor Will appear $ Theda
Bara. Oh Toy, Attorney GeorS"
Blackrord Will represen: Dan Cupid.
who caused all this ulNUp. Douglass
Yass. undoubtedly n" h1ndsOmest man
IN Wheeling. VIII ap?ear as matron OF
honor. and there ar" so many others
equally attractive that il would De next
TO impossible 10 describe them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
MINERS APPEAL
EVICTION CASES
EoRTY-NINE FAMILIES IN NOR
GANTOWN DISTRICT REFUSE
TO GIVE UP HOMES.
APPEAL CASES TO CIRCUIT
COURT AND PUT UP BONDS.
NO NOTICES GIVEN.

Norgantown. W. Va. June r.
ror,v.nine union miners were today
ordered eyicted from houses OF the
Brady Coal Company at its mine near
here. The cases were decided in the
court 0, Magistrate S. A. Posten. an
agreed statement Of facts being SUD
mitted BY counse! :or decision In all
the cases
The miners took an appeal 70 the
Circuit court and furnished bonds OF
$50 each for possible damages re-
smiling from continued occupation OF
the houses. They made no defense TO
the eviction suits further than 70
clair, that thirty days notice had not
been given. as required by the stat
utes The company presented IN evil
dance however. contracts with the
miners providing that the houses were
IN ha vacated FIVE days after the men
ceased work at the Brady mine. IheF
commended that this section oil the con-
tract was contrary 10 the Statutes'
and could not be enforced.
Thir,y.tour other miners employed
BY the Brady company were ordered
eyicted last week. but they also TOOK
appeals 10 the Circuit court and gave
similar bonds. The Brady company
stated. when the eviction cases were
heing heard, that they wanted the
houses for miners who Will WORK un
der open shop conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
ECONOMY WATCHWORD
OF new JAP CABINET
New Government IL Also Ttnged With
Reacaonarism-Forn Premier
Takahashi To Give Cupport.

Toxic June l@.--(Ey The .ts~ostaith
Press THE cabinet OF former Premier
Takahashi. smashed through opposition
to his liberal ideas. has been succeeded by
one whose announced watchword Is
economy and which. q portion OF IN.
vernacular press cares. has ttnges OK
reaCtIonariSm
Thes" comments, erected So far
chiefly AZ the new premier. Admiral
Baron TomasahurN katu. WI" took Of
nee today. are reinforced by others lev
ellcd At his policy of naming II mn -partl-
sen government. which affects all the
members
Most OF the members have sr"n ser
vice in former cabinets or IN other gov
crnmcntal positions
The new ministry takes office assured
Of the support Of the S"lyuka!. the ma
iorIty party in the Dict. and n" 1act
that seven Of It's members are peers Is
expected 10 give II n powerful! claim on
tire support Of tho upper chamber Of the
government.