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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SOUTHEAST SHORT LINE
MERGER IS PLANNED
Other Regional Unions Pro-
posed by |. G. c.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HnuAi.D.
ATLANTA. Oct. 20.-Tentative plans
for a regional consolidation OF short
the direction of the Interstate Com
merce Commission were under consi-
deration to-oay at a hearing conducted
by T. p. Healey, examiner Of the COM
mission.
The commission proposes that three
regions be constituted in the territories
served by the Illinois Central. Louis
Vile and Nashville and Southern Raj
roads. All short line railroads which
feed" any OF these systems or oper-
ate in territory served by them, would
be attached TO the region in which the
trunk lipe-/system operates. There will
be about fifteen such regions in the
United States.
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HUDSON TUBE NET GAINS.
September Report Shows Big In
crease in Surplus.

haitian Railroad Company for September
shows surplus after charges and after
full interest on the adjustment income
per cent. bonds OF $56.193. compared
with $14,220 last year. Gross for Sep
tember was $SSS,1S7, against SS51.394
last year, while net after taxes was
$397,16S, against $351,306.
For the nine months ended September
80 the company reports surplus after
charges OF $510.746. compared with
$110,335 for the same period last year
Nine months gross was SS,135,374,
against $7,739:425. while net after taxes
was $3.577.75s. against $S.179,l77.
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FoRD,s ROAD CUTS DEFICIT.

The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Rail-
road Company has submitted its report
to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
showing a deficit OF $5S0.556 For the year
ended December 81, 1921, compared with
deficit of s2,1S4.S35 for the previous
year. Gross for 1921 was $6,t53.669,
compared with $5,161,21 in 1920. while
expenses were $5.565.5l7. against s6,593.-
T15. Total income was s1.004,711. COM
pared with deficit Of S1,141.4S7 in 1920.
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EMPIRE GAS EARNINGS UP.
Twelve Months Gross shows In
Grease OF S.34 Per Cent.

For the twelve months ended Septem-
Der 30 last Empire Gas and Electric re-
ported gross earnings Of 81 ,S0e .069, an In
crease of S.S4 per cent. over the preced-
ing twelve months while net earnings
were $742. .613.- gain of 56.5 per cent
After making provision for bond IN
terest. the surplus for the twelve
months was s503.225. an increase OF
s234. $50. or 81 per cent. over the twelve
months ended September so. 1921. The
increased output or both electric current
and artificial gas was the underlying
cause for. the comany's improved po-
sition. Consumption of artificial gas in
the past decade has increased more than
so per cent, 1t is estimated. while a
still greater increase has been noted in
the use OF electric current.
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VIRGINIA IRON EARNS MORE.

The Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
'pany reports that net earnings after
charges for the third quarter amounted
to s273.ss6,, compared with ss5.959
earned in the second quarter, while earn
ings for the nine months totaled $685.
799. Gross income for the third quarter
aggregated $402,714, contrasted with
$21o,7S2 in the second quarter. Interest
charges, taxes, &C.. amounted to $685.
S2S. contrasted with st14,S23 in the
previous quarter.
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URGE COFFEE cRowERs, UNION

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20--Rafel Garcia,
Salvador Consul In ST. Louis. announced
to-day he had proposed to his Govern
ment the formation of an international
union of coffee growers" and an agri-
cultural bank with branches throughout
Central and South America. The banks
purposes would be to increase coffee pro-
duction and to protect small growers
from money lenders.
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COTTON SPINNING sLAcKENs.

WAsHINoroN, Oct. 20.--The Census
Bureaus cotton spinning report, issued
to- day, says active spindle hours for
numbered S.033,002,129, a
decrease of 272.15s.659 from August.
Spindles In place and spindles operated
some time duNng the month increased.
but the average active hours for each
spindle in place decreased from 217 to
ono
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Gardner. Pogue Willard announce tha,
Charles q. Adsit, formerly with Prince 4
Whitley. has become associated with them N
their retail sales department.
Miss Marguerite Knox. formerly manager
of the womens department OF the Till,
Guarantee and Trust Company In Brooklyn
ia now with the sales department OF Bon
bright 3 Co.
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coon YEAR FoR CANADA CROPS.

This year Is one Of the best that
Canada has ever experienced regarding
the quantity and quality of her crops.
according to final seasonal survey issued
by the Bank of Montreal. In the prairie
provinces the yieftI of wheat is estimated
close to 3s0.000.000 bushels, or about
100. .000.0 900 bushels larger than last year.
Yields of other grains are proportion
ately greater.
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1--we STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common to prime steers. 100 lbs. .S5.50lp12. 90
Common to choice bulls, 100 lbs. $500 5.25
Common to choice cows. 100 lbs. 1.a0U 5.75
Common to prime veals, 100 lbs 10. .00T 16. 90
Common TO prime sheep. 100 lbs. 3. -odD go
Common 10 prime lambs, 100 lbs. ~. .00a15. -
Live hogs, 100 lbs, bs,..,...........t .t0,rrt - ~
Dressed beef, steer sides. ID. 10I2Qc
City dressed veals. ID. ............ 1+@25c
Dressed mutton, n ........,..... SQ14c
Dressed wethers ID b.............. i50p16c
Dressed lambs, city. lb. b........... 2O130c
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FOREIGN. MARKETS.

LONDON. Oct 20 Gilt edge securities
were firmer on better support the Stock
Exchange to-day. Oil shares and British
industriais we're steady. Quotations were as
follows
Rar silver 33Md. per ounce.
Bar gold, 92s. 3D..
Money. 1h per cent.
Discount rates-Short hills. oss per cent. :
three months bills, 2ska2 T-t6 per cent.
- Two and one-half per cent. consols, 5TN.
NBritish 3 per cent. loan. 1914.
British Az per cent. loan, OF.
DE Beers, f2T.
Rand Mines, 2N.
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LONDON wOOI. ArcTyoN.

LONDON, October 20.-'rhere were II 1914
bales offered at the woJ auction sales to-
day. The offerings contained y inrge supply
OF crossbreds. There wac continued good
demand and previous quotations were well
maintained. The home, Continental and
American trade bought freely.
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COFFEE.
SUGAR.
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTs.

Receipts for duties-at the Custom House
Yesterday were SSp62t1 Al OF which $22d,-
So. IA was for merchandise wit>Firawn from
bonded warehouses and s6d9, 409.33 for recent
importations.
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DIVIDENDS.

N Stock Of Pay
American Machine Foundry
Co., stock. zoos ......... Oct. 10 Nov IN
Central Arizona Light 4
,, Power CO. pf. 9. 81; ~: Oct. 81 Nov. 10
Power CO., q, ~. ...Oct. n Nov i5
Albert PICK Co., q. 9oc.. Oct. 25 Nov.
Pullman Co,,q, 81. ....... Oct. 81 Nov. IL
"A. .. Smith Corp, inc, Csc Nov. 1 Nov III
A. O. Smith Cor. NJ, a, st.T5. Nov. 1 Nov' ts
standard Milling Co. a, 2es. Nov. II Nov 81
standard Milling Co.. q. pf..
lizSo ........... ....t... Nov. IL Nov 10
Union Buffalo Mills I'd pf,
accum, 1885,. ............... Nov. Nov IA
Union Buffalo Mills, s-a, LIST
Of. $3.50. ........ ..... Nov. Nov. is
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and bullion increased g. oap 900 marks, gold
decreased 1000 marks, Treasury and loan
association notes Increased s,51t $50 900
marks. notes Of other banks increeaSd
i.ase.ooo mfrks. bills Of exchange and
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BERLIN. Oct. 2o.--The statement OF the
Imperial Bank OF Germany as OF October
IA shows the following changes, Total coin
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checks increased 9,633,2t2,o00 marks, .dis
count and Treasury bills Increased 4i12O,
uAe0D0 marks. advances increased A5.eie .f1O
marks, Investments int reasec n oC0. 900
marks. other assets decreased ASA. .4ee .v0u
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til
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FIRST and l N s @ " lien N Il al nd proper p
and gge imp lien u u n they have b o they ma n
an p
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For ie of bono aecnch n he above ~pd OF
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UNDERSIGNED % SUBJECT
Of
New Kuhn, Loeb & Go.
Or bmrm h@n"d til subscription as ~~m sp~
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U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

acceptable In payment OF Federal taxas
on the dates of maturity
Interchangeable for United States Govern
ment AZ per cent. bonds due October 49, 1852
until further notice.
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marks, notes In circulation increased s0,32s :
1ui 900 marks, deposits increased ~. 722. .JO9.
900 marks. other liabilities increased
ToIaR gid holdings. i.oci.s54.ooo rnarhs.s
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PARIS, October 2O.--Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Quotations were as fol-
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

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$55OO,OOO
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
First and Reunding Mortgage 65 Gold Bonds, Series
Due February 1, 1949


c IN
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.

To the following prices accrued interest
= 10 be added:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

the heart and through the back. She
died instantly. IIepp then shot himself
once in the right temple but lived sew
cral hours after the shooting occurred
This affair took place At boarding
house in New Laffcrty Wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock. Coroner Clyde
Hardcstv was notified and started The
investigation Immediately. Hardesty
finished his Investigation yesterday
morning at the Griffith morgue in
Flushing. where tho bodies were taken.
ono was 4 case of murder. while the
other was = case of suicide. he said. An
iuuucst and 4 report will be made with
In tho next week
Much Building in County
Belmont county Is witnessing one NJ
tho biggest building hoOms II has Wit
messed for many years. Many houses
are being erected. both this side ana on
the other side Of ST. Clairsvllle. MANY
OF the buildings are small cottages
whiIe many large barns are being built
hy the farmers.
Important Meeting Tonight
An irnnortau, meeting Of the Bclmont
County Fish and Game Protective assoc
citation will take place this evening
ut the Kuhn plumbing shop when mr.
ranCemcnts will be completed for the
membership drive TO he started soon.
! Other matters Of business will also be
! transacted and discussed.
Farewell Party
. The members Of the senior class were
entertained with farewell party at
the home of Miss Inez Sayre after the
. commencement, exercises at the Kirk
wood Methodist church. splendid
, luncheon WAS served by the hostess
which was followed nv music and dane
ing. This event Is the last event 10 ne
J staged by the senior class TINS year.
( Tonight the Alumni association VIII
give their annual banquet mt the fHKs
Ihall In Martins Ferry. The seniors
: in all, will be the guests and VII! ne
made now members Of the Alumni! at
this occasion. Dancing Will he featured
.r,er \ banouct and splendid program.
Repair Pike IN Places.
The National Pike Is being repaired
] IN great extent this season. one
nIcce of road, short piece from the
! top Of the big hill has been undergoing
rcpalrs for several months and the
! workmcn expect to have the repairs
! completed within the near future.
Expect No trouble.
Miners living in BLACK Oak Lafrerty
! and other small mining town stated yes
tcrday that they do not anticipate any
trouble like that which occurred at
Uniontown. n short distance away
! Wednesday night. All the mines in that
! vicinity are down and will be until the
! strike is settled.
/ violators Becoming Fewer.
Traffic violatcrs are becoming fewer
/ every day said officers yesterday. Only
! several faced the Mayor last evening
! for traffic violations and were fined 81
| and costs.
Council Meets Tuesday.
The regular meeting Of council will
! take place next Tuesday evening at the
! city building. II Is thought that some
! action will be taken in regards to erect
/ ing n concrete poll in the place of the
: traffic box which II considered to large.
| Several other matters will also be dis
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Oh the Democratic ticket.
Several Martins Ferry citizens In Bel
la!re on business yesterday in discuss
ing the matter OF 4 candidate for coun-
" commissioner said they would like
to see the Rcllaire service director make
the race. Many local persons have
also urged kreglow to enter the arena.
Briefs.
civ Solicitor Paul g Waddell WAS Il
visitor at St Ciairsville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs JOIN ". Wright have
returned to their home in Pittsburgh
after visit here.
Police Chief Mike DAVIS was visitor
It 81. clairsviIlc yesterday
The trial of Bob Pollock was heard
IN common pleas court yesterday.
\ son has been born TO MIR. and Mrs
John Dubois OF Youngstown. Mrs. pu
Eois formerly was Miss Ann Chisholm.
\ meeting of the John Leo fcIkc>
post. Veterans OF Foreign Wars, w'''
arld last night 1t the Eagle hall.
Or. George r. Smith of RarneSNi.le
was q visitor in Rcliairc yesterday.
The Womans Bible class OF the fr"S-
byterIan church held an ice cream ana
strawberry social last night; at th'
church.
Mrs. John Mindcr OF Rose Hin la
gone TO Warren TO visit with her dauIh-
ter.
Mrs Charles Rife of EdEchill enter
aimed the members Of her class or inc
First NJ. T. church last night.
George Barrett of Jefferson street
will be Columbus visitor today.
Chlldren's Day will be observed next
SUNDAY at the Brooks Run NJ. r.. church
The Knights and Ladies' OF the Golden
II ,,stt 1, q
night.
Miss Minnie Leach Is suffering WIN
a broken arm. received in fall.
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EXPEDITE ISSUES
aim Of OFFICIALS

In the hope OF securing the immediate
approval OF the Attorney General al
Columbus 10 bond transcripts OF the
city. several OF the officials and inter-
-estcd citizens will go TO Columbus today
ard present the cause Ct, the city. A
number OF Improvement projects IN the
city Of Bellaire have been delayed
through delay at Columbus In giving
approval TO the bond transcripts.
Among those to go 10 Columbus In the
interest OF the city improvements are
Mayor John +. Wyatt; City Solicitor
Paul V. waddell: City Engineer Homer
c. Althar and Arthur \. Beckman. the
latter secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
merce.
Extension OF the city water mains on
six different projects in this city ana the
Improvement of several rural streets.
including Twenty-third street has been
delayed because Of the failure Of the
bond transcripts third street has been
delayed because OF the failure OF the
bond transcripts TO secure approval at
Columbus.
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BELLAikE
City LOSER IN
THE FERRY CASE

The city has lost its suit TO enioin
the RelIatr"- H"nwOod Ferry company
from landing on the Ohio side in Bel
lairC The State supreme court held that
q city on the Ohio side cannot enforce
an ordinance providing passenger fares
on ferry both ways across the river
The city had an ordinance enacted IN
1895 providing - rides either way Tor
cents to workincmen. The ferry com
pany had refused TO be bound by the
ordinance since June l. 1919 and all OF
the state supreme court judges held that
the ferry company was justified in It's
refusal TO abide by the ordinance. y
straight cent fare is now being
charged.
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BRIDGEPORT
TRAGEDY VICTIMS
FUNERALS SATURDAY
Coroner Hardesty Completes Investiga-
tion Of Now Ianerty Murder
and Suicide

Funeral services for John Henp aHd
Rosie Scntkrala will be held Saturday
morning ut 10 O'clock from the Laffcrty
Catholic church. Rev. Father john c.
Matysiah will have charge OF the ser
vices.
Rosie Sentkrala. age 16 met death
NJ the hands Of John Hrpp. age 40. wh"a
she refused n live with him. She was
shot with n 10 calihor revolver. one hu,.
lot going through her arm and the other
rnder her left arm. passing through
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cusscd. One motor!st hit the traffic
box last "Wednesday and turned 1t half
way around. Many think that the box
is entirely too large and are hoping
that council acts on the matter.
Local Girl Takes Honors.
Miss isabelle Ebert Of Whitley
street. Kirkwood, received the highest
honors at the Martins Ferry high school
where she graduated last evening. Miss
Ebert had the highest grade of any
Senior FOR n total Of four years, her
average being well in tho pos. This
city should feel proud that local girl
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axe such honorS.
BRIDGEPORT Briefs

Frank DouEherty was business VS.
tor TO ST. Clarsvillc yesterday.
The Companions of FOreStCrS held
their regular business meeting last
evening.
George Stewart and Harold Frederick
left this morning for Cleveland where
they will remain for several days.
Miss Louis Englehardt, OF stop ~. is
Mrs. l.. r. Marshall of Cadiz Pike, Is
confined TO her home with illness.
improving after a serious operation
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Verdict For Plaintiff

In the case IF James + DUBOIS. Jr.
VS. The cleveland and Western Coal
Company tried In Common Pleas C0urt
yesterday afternoon the jury retu ned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

performed at the North wheeling h.
ptal. 5Es;
DR.. J. l.. Conlcy OF the State Indus.
trial commission Of Columbus. retur94lf
after a business trip to this city. -
Girls McClelland. of WaynesburE. RAi3
was n business visitor in the city yegtel
day afternoon.
The Childrens Day exercises to ~
held Sunday night at the sklrkwo0e.
NJ. f. church has been postponed.
Flrcmen fighting oil we'll blazes ffess
uuently resort to asbestos clothing. *
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Cup on Display

The silver loving cup given to Mar
tins Ferrv for winning the champion
shin Of the Ohio valley by defeating
Wheeling last Wednesday Is on display
IN the 4. T. Selhy shoe store. The team
az we'll rs the fans are we'll pleased.
Wheeling also received n cup for COM
ing In second place. This. added TO the
other large collections of cups and tro-
ph,es. will make the case look nne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

h Rev. ". c. Thompson. former nastor
<Ar the United Presbyterian church OF
Ythls city. has stored his furniture here
and will spend much Of the summer IN
the West. Next Sunday morning and
evening Rev Thompson will preach at
the Knoxville United Presbyterian
church. He has several calls under con-
sIderation but has not reached decision
as 20 which to accept.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

A thirsty man doesn't 60 to q
soda fountain and say "GiyoI
me a soft drink" he gets thel
drink he likes best-the oneI
that tickles his palate, that
peps him up and does not
hurt his digestion. If your
car could pick its own hn-|
ing station, gasoline would bel
bought the same tDay.
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Double Header sunday

The Dicky Birds and WellShurG VIII
play double header At League park
next Sunday. One of the games was
supposed TO have been played at Wells
burg on Saturday hut some confscuon
forced them to play in this city on
Sunday. about five new players Will
he seen in Tho lineup.
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p,,pilS or Mrs. Laura Smith Yoho
gave 4 recital In the auditorium or me
Miners Temple last night. the pro-
gram OF music and speaking proved
most interesting ard showed excellent
framing The auditorium was well
filled for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Practically every factory IT ms CITY
and Wheeling has been swamred oy
school BOYS wanting jobs for the three
months summer vacation. Many lucky
bovs were fortunate IN getting jobs but
q iergsr number were unable. As n re-
suIt Of failing 70 find jobs. many are
Manning 10 90 to the country for the
S,r,rner months
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v.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sideoot'om' OF
,bIa Mace, left yesterday morning Tor
California. where they will make ihrir
future home. The couple intend to
make mako the trip In an automobile; VISITING
various PORTS Of in'er"s, along the
route. willis Hardcsty. OF this piar''
also accom- panied them in another ma
chine. am,
Attorney n. r. Tyler. of RrIIa're' was
a business caller her" fHNrrdhE.
Attorney T. V. Wadd"'L "t ne '"'' g
wa, in town on business yesterday.
Mrs Leland Frlnt. of East Main
x,ree, 70 combined to her hons on ac-
count Of illness. ,
Carl Robbins. Of Columbus, was call
Ing on local friends Thursday
Miss Marjorie TIardesty spent M'u'
ncsday night at the home OF MISS l'"'"
Rogers. OF BarncSville.
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Two os Martins Ferrys best athie'eS
went out Of school last evening. Tommy
Marker aud Johnny Evans graduated,
leaving tow big gaps IN the football
team for next year. Both boys showed
m exceptionally good IN all kinds OF
athletics and their loss will be keenly
felt.
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p,,nils of Two rooms in the public
schools had perfect records In attend
ance during the month Of May. the re-
mort of Supt. V. Nelson shows. the
two rooms with this unusual RECORD
ware those Of Misses Margaret White
and Kate ROdefcr.
The Youngsters of the South Bellaire
school also had a unique record. They
had no hardness and Of the 10l young
strrs enrolled o. had records Of perfcct
attendance during MAY.
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One Of the biggest meetings OF IN"
Missionary society Of the south
ia!re Methodist Episcopal chur."
months will ne held ton'gnt ~. ~
casion for the opening Of the ml'e
boxes. A program will he rendered N
connection with the meeting and
tureen supper will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Thf term at the belmont COUNTY
normal school here Will end next wen
The work OF the school is no" pe!ne
completed This Is the first year tot
the county normal here. the "o'N TO-
proven highly successful however, az
II is certain that the schooL VII 90
ao,,irned next wear. Homer Finley Is
the Instructor.
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The regular meeting Of council will
take place next Tuesday evening at the
city building. II Is thought that some
action will be taken in regards to erect
ing concrete poll in the place Of the
traffic box which Il considered to large.
Several other matters Will also be dis
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Eleventh Avenue Block
Bought for Motor Project
Argonaut Service Corporation
to Improv Site Between J5th
and 5Oth Streets

The ArgOnaut Service Corporation.
Frank A. Davis president, bought the
entire block or the east side az Elov-
cnth Avenue. between Fitv-fffh and
Fifty-sixth streets. a site fronting POO
feet on each ot tho three thorough
fares and containing sixteen lots.
With the exception OF one iot at tho
Fifty-ninth Street corner. acquired
from the General Motors Corporation.
all Of the land was bought from tho
Lewali Realty Company representing
Chanler estate interests. the stated
consideration for the nineteen lots be-
ing S250.000 The Argonaut company
had plans fled a week aro with the
Building Department Tor improving the
site with q six story salcsroom and
service building Albert Kahn. archi-
tect. OF Detroit. Mich. estimated the
cost ct 100000
The Lexington Realty Company sold
10 Mabel G.. Foley the four story build
ing at 100 East Nineteenth Street.
o5xe2.
Alice Wieselthicr sold % Solomon
and Louis Hcbine the three and one
half story building. at eii Bowery,
259Xlli5.
Edward Hart. who recently leased
the three story building az West
Forty-cighth Street. 20Xl0o4. with an
option of purchase FOR Sf7500. has
bought the property from the Freeman
Purveylng Company.