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The New York herald., 1922-12-16
TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY.

Employees OF Shonnard & Co. have
arranged a Christmas party for ths
afternoon of December %. az the office
OF the firm, 100 broadway A musical
program has been prepared. one hun
dred and fifty people viii be present.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16
SALE IN ELMHURsT. L. I.

George G.. Johnston sold for William
H. Robinson a dwelling on Roach place,
Elnihurst. 20 Mary R'encv
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KEEoGH. Thomas H.-rred Foz &
Co, Inc. ......:..:......... 1885, II
KNAPP. Chester B.-Majestic Coal
Co.. Inc. ......... ........... Tis.45
ceit ................. l.lsf.go
MlLLER. Thomas--Ci. Caldes. ..... 2i9. &c
M0uLToN. q. Albert and Robert
\; Y; EUPlIoNY soclErY-A. +. l'''.'''
Ley:nger :.........::.. name. 1904, &c
Co.. Inc. .................... s75.os
PLoWs. wllliam-J. G. Timer Co.. 1880
I. & S. AMUSEMENT CORP.-van
Bouren and n Y Billposting Co. as1. 70
ROBINSON. Emanuel--h. Dorb ct al 320. SO
ROSENBERG, Jacob-A. Dorb ct al 320. S5
Cardilo ................... G0e.6
Jr. ..'.,................ 1.se72s
RUBIN. Davd-A Snieder. 49,. 10000
l. w. fIerskovitz tz............... 90, ,f0i. As
STERN BROS.-J. Goldman. 20.iS3. %
SPRINGM.AN, Robert w. and Co
lumbia Casualty co.-People. &c. 1000 90
dio COL. Gottiicb. .'.......... 4o4.7s
Beaity Co.. .................. ase2o
tSC:-americsn Corrugated Paper
PRODUCTS Corp. go. ............. .os2 SO
TJSGkEis, Jacob--A. Il. Adarns... 100000
VALENTINO, Rudolph j. W.
YoNKERs 'ccArrE.iiNci .co.-iie;niry 80
Kelly & Sons. Inc................ 5i7.3l
BRONX COUNTY.
HAUssLEa. Charles H.-3cst
House wreckine CO.. Inc. -. 2s4.s2
NJ. T..
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.


The first name Is that OF the debtor, the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was flied.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
BARAN, Cyrus-Reeai Furnace
Corp. Oct. 24. 1922 (rcleased) -. i.5sS.sT
LEVINE. william and SamGel-S.
Muller ct AL. April IL. 1922. ..... S23.94
II. TX. DYAS c0tP.-f. Tourim,
NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW CoRP.
-InTncible Paper and Pulp Corp,
March 20. 1922. 2................... 906.14
HERivNfANN. Eena and oscar-J.
Farrell. Dec. 49, 1879. .......... 10000
SAME-Sarne. Dec. 10, 1922. ....... 10000
Dr BOURG. Charles, et al.-W. Y.
Sister March o, 1921. 2i............ 1920
PARAMOUNT LIGHTING FIX
TURE CORR Serkowtz, Dec.
eANTARo. sanifado. and Antonette
Basice-People. &C, Jan. 20.
1892 (vacatedl ...... ............. 10000
MAIiNUs, Abraham E.--Por. Nor
ris Roofing Co., Inc, July ]. 1917. 24S72
FEGGANS, Ida NV. II. Norris,
Nov. 20, 1922. ............"... $1,000
MASLfOCK. Harry-Auto Broker
age Co.. Inc. Oct. >. 1921 i........ 342Is
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUrTCY.

Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester-
ESTEILE HAT COMPANY. 13 West Thirty
eighth street-Fannie Horowitz, receiver;
bond, $500 Samuel Horowitz, I Madison
avenue. attorney for petitioners.
AvAzrS BROS. furriers, las West Twenty
third street-Harold Ricgelman. receiver;
bond, s. 600 SNaine g. Weinrib, 200 Broad
way. attorneys for petitioners
ZIMMERMAN BROS. coats SO West T-rer-
teth street--Clauic II. Newman, receiver:
bond. $4,000. Allen T. Memhard. 100
broadway. attorney for petitioners.
JUDGMENTS rILED
rAs following Judgments we're flied yesror-
Gay, RI. first name being that of tho debtor.
NEW YORK COI-NTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
HOLD
XMAS PARTY
Annual Event Staged at Mcclure
AoteI-Good Program Featured
by Choral Selections.

Amid a moonlight setting caused
by a darkened and lighted can
dies the Wheeling Lions Club held
their Christmas Party yesterday noon
at the Hotel Mcclure.
The Lions enjoyed Il good program
in charge OF Tail Twister Pollack
and Cub Graham. The St. Matthew S
church choi" sang several Christmas
selections. which Included "Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing" "Silont Night.
Holy Night" and 20 Little Town Of
Re'hlehem.'
Tail Twister rnllack was called
upon to recite 4 verse. He chose one
entitled Why | Am Single II went
Seven.eigEthS of tho prisoners in the
pen are single
In a prison there's only on cell
But a mother.in-law is we'll. wolf.
well
And that IS the reason I'm single.
Tho distribution OF presents con
cluded the part.
The choir was composed OF: Alto,
KochrSon and Adams: tenor. Ford and
Carnahan: bass. Rogers: soprano,
Crago. Dobbs. Niewec. r. koehrson'
L. DobbS. Beck Boyd and D. Boyd.
The director was Mr.. W. Render.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Of Key to the
Wall Street Explosion
Deported From the U.S.

Now York. Doc. 2T-Wolfe Linden
field, ..leGcd revolutionary agent VINO
was believed 10 hold the key 10 sotu-
;;on. OF III. Wall street explosion mys-
terry. today. lei; n" United States a
dcroricc. on tho steamship Estonia. UNI
der circumstances rs mysterious Az
those Th.'h Sirr"uWi"d h!~ arrival her"
4 month ago from Poland. IN custody or
ag"h : &C N" department % justice.
My h" earn" here. why he was sent
hark. what, hr told detectives and N
~vcS;!ga;orS who questioned him. ana
Whd; light he shed upon the circum-
stances winch led " Ia Tn" explosion
which rocked lnwer New York one noon
hrur nearly t~w"n,y-Scv"n months ago
were questions which officials of tho de-
pIr;meut offs justice and Immigration
we're unwilling !" an&wcr.
Deputy Commissioner OF Immigration
Lands. 4; Ellis Island said L.indcnteld
WAS denied cniranr" on IN" ground that
h" WAS likely 20 become a public
charge.
An officer O' the Es'oU:d said l.inden-
field was hooked - Il passenger for War
saw. Poland. by way Of panzlS.
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order to give himself up was a round
of shots and a yell:
Come and take me-"
This time his challenge was accept
ed by barking machine and riot guns,
which drove Jones indoors. Under
the direction OF Sheriff Stephens no
more attempts were made to Farley
with Jones and, manned by the state
troopers the machine and riot guns
poured lead into the house, which rap
idly assumed the appearance OF a
sieve.
Runs Through House.
Jones could be seer running from
window to window. He would extend
his gun hand in the general direction
of the officers and fire. Down stairs
and from upstairs windows he held
the justice officers at bay for mora
than an hour.
AS he was passing a window in the
dining room he was seen to stagger
as If wounded and shortly afterward
firing from the house ceased.
Sheriff Stephens approached within
about 25 feet of the home and called
on Jones to give himself up. Silence
greeted his request. The officers held
a short conference and the men were
divided. Three deputies were told to
enter the house by the real door and
Sheriff Stephens and three moro were
to rush through the front entrance.
They planned to effect their entry
spontaneously.
With drawn pistols the officers met
in the main hallway. Jones could not
be seen. A search OF the o on
the first floor disclosed him slumpcd
down in the corner OF the dining
room. In his right hand was a revol.
yer empty. In his left hand was
clutched ~ loaded shells. lie was
unconscious and bleeding from a
wound in his right leg.
An improvised stretcher was OBJ
tanned and he vas taken TO a drug
store near at hand and later sent to
the Ohio Valley General hospital in
Wheeling.
ut isn't true" said MIR. Jones when
informed Of his wire's charges at the
hospital last night. MY wife never
had any property. All the property
we have is in my name so why would
! want to do anything like that.
we were sitting about. the supper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In the matter oc A,her: +. Millard.
Bankrupt. No. sos In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable ". l.. Baker. Judge
Of the District Court OF the United
States for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
Albert F. Willard OF Wheeling. in tho
Count OF Ohio and State ut West N!r-
ginia In said District. respectfully rep
resents
That on the 18th day OF Cctohcr 1921.
last past. he was duly adludged bank
rupt under the Acts Of Congress relat-
ing &c bankruptcy; that he has duly sur
rendered all his property and rights or
property, and has fully compiled with
all the requirements OF said Acts and Of
the orders OF the court touching his
bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE HE PRAYS that no
may be. decroed by the court 10 have Il
full discharge from all debts provable
axains, his estate under said Bankrupt
Acts, except such debts as are excepted
by Law from such discharge.
Dated this 5th day OF october. a. II.
1922.
I. MltLsNLSb, bdinI Npb-
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
Northern District OF West Virginia. So.
on this 18th day of December A. D..
1922. on reading the foregoing petition.
II ls
ORDERED BY THE COCRT. hat n
hearing be had upon the same ON the
9th day o: February A. y. 1928 before
said court. at Wheeling. in said District.
At en- o'clock N the forenoon: aid that
notice thereof bee published In the
Wheeling Intelligencer a newspaper
printed IN said District. and that all
known creditors and other PERSONS in
interest. may appear at the same time
and place and show cause. It any they
have. why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
AND L" is FURTHER ORDERED
BY THE COURT. hat the Clerk shall
send by mail to all known creditors
copies Of said petition and this order.
adore ssed TO them at their places OF
residence as stated.
WITNESS the Honorable W. F. Baker,
Judge OF said Court. and the seal
thereof. at wheeling. In said District.
on he 18th day ot December A. d.
1922.
|. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
Dec. 2l-2S
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HALLANAN DENIES
TAXING u. S. BONDS

Charleston. w. Va. Dec. 2'.-No In
structlons have been issued to West
Virginia assessors 10 tax government
bonds. Tax Commissioned Walter S.
I~a,lanan declared cmphat!cally today.
Al the same time he expressed surprise
that reports Of such action on his part
had been circulated N Washir Ston, AZ
vas declared in press dispatches last
night.
ON the contrary. Mr.. Hallanan pointed
out. since 1919 this state had been con-
slder!ng bank holdings Of government
bonds IN determining the value of bank
stocks for taxation PURPOSES. tho 1ao
point made 10y tho supreme u OF
the United States IN deciding an Okla
bona case which caused the present dis
cussion and concerning which the erro-
neOus rcpor, of Nest NirG:nIa's action
was made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
TURKS IN |NSOLENT
NAVAL REGULATIONS

Constant,nop,e. Dec. %..-(Ey The As
snciated Press)--pr. Adua" Rev. rep
reScntativc ~ the nationalist govern,
mont IN Constaut!no2le. .Uday handed -
the allied commissioner =" notes from
his government The first "f the com
munications stated tha; n W1rSAipS or
submarines exceeding loon IONS shall
be permitted 10 remain IN Smyrna har-
Dor: that no second warshlp shall be
admitted - the harhNr until It's pre-
deccssrr has gone. and that no men
shall Re allowed 20 land in Smyrna with
out permission or the Turks.
The second noe provides that the
Turkish authorities must previously be
advised Of the intention OF apy warship
To v!sj. any Turkish port: that full par
~;!culars as 20 the size armament and
purpose and length OF the visits shall be
given. that no two warsh'ps shall he
admitted simultaneously. and tina; none
shall ha admitted between sunset and
sunrise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Dry Agent Shot When
WOman'S Place Is Raided

Baltimore. Md. Dec. 2I.-ltalph j.
RUBY. general prohibition agent. who
has made A number Of raids IN lSalt!-
more. today was sh": in the chest when
revenue agents and police broke into
the home Of Mrs. MINT" Cav"U TTioy,
1929 Morrison street. Chevy chase
Maryland.
Mrs. Triby was arrested and taken 10
the Tenally town station. Police say
She is the master mind OF n band OF
liquor smugglerS.
She Is a daughter Of Norman s.
RowIes. who was implicated in the al
,ec.d "N}cky" Arns,ein New York bond
rchcry and "a the widow OF a Washing
"a, noIicenan. The shooting occurred
whom Ruby attempted to force the
FROM ionr Of the Tribby home.
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table when the argument beDan," o9S4i
Jones, on further questioning =.
wanted her to sign a paper TO Prov
she had been friendly with anothea;
man."
Mr.. Jones then went to explain h0H:
no came into the property he noN;
owns. 81 used TO live In Steubenvttte
and while walking along the streets !,
met a man within / knew In Italy sn1:
hadn't seer for two or maybe thru:
years. He said he was going IN part
nership with another man In buytne.
a farm. He said he didn't know Whe$'
he was going to do with the property
II anything happened to him a143
hadn't any other man whom hoes
rather leave it to than me"
Continuing Jones said. well ~
he was on the farm. for q while n
took sick and a couple OF months sftets
died. He did as he told me and ! cane:
into the property he owned
Mr.. Jones was sleeping before the:
arrival of his interviewer at the hog.5
! pital but on his entrance to the lwesel
where the wounded man Is confined;
| JONES awakened and told In . CAIN
and straightforward manner his Do,
NAL OF his wife's charges and the ex'
PLANTATION of how he secured his prop
erty.
The wounded man appeared to b,
about 40 years old. and bore no fAt
semblance of the terror whom tne.
Brooke county officers say be was
during the disturbance and battle at
his home. Although his DOT was bad.
" shattered by the bullet he did mol
seem to be suffering great pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Artificial River Wave
To Float Stalled TOWS

An artificial wave WAS started down
,bc Ohio River last night to float lows
Of coal a, Point Pleasant TO Cincinnati.
The artificial wave started from dam
No, 5 and Il, each succeeding dam IT'S
yolun,n WAS augmented. II was housht
last night that the General Wood. held
ND by iow water below Gallipolis may
get under way and continue her trip
np thsr river. The low water stage now
marks a departure from the usual no"
IN tho river. old rivermen say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Another P. 0. Carrier
Accused Of Liquor Theft

YounEs;osn. O.. Dec. Nv. /"
Renee. prohibition agent. this afternoon
arrested Samuri Schwartz, 81. a mai!
carrier. accused 81 coEnlv'ng In the
theft OF liquor stored IN tho federal
building and selling Il. Prohibition o.
tccrS said Schwartz worked with Mat
thew Wigh'on. another letter carrier. ar
rested last week with several bottles
Of wh!Skey n his mall bag.
Il IS claimed IN" TWO have bean con
s.Stcnc!y 'ak!rg !Guov and selling Il
Schwartz has been with N" poStofncc
for - years. Both mon were given u
preliminary hearing this afternoon be-
fore l.. 5. Commissioner Clifford
Woods!de and held N $4,000 bail each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Decline In Death Rate

Washington. Dec. 27-CRy The As
ISOLATED rrtSS )-DrcllneA In the death
rate from heart diseases, Influenza and
pneumonia and tuberculosis In all its
forms. the thrr" principal CIu@cS of
death tn the tuittI S;a,CS were the
outstanding features q" l!2l. which
shows the lowest death rate recorded In
any wear since the beginning OF the
annual cumTi,ati"uS ~ 1000. the ccusus
bureau announced today.
increases were shown IA the rate for
canrcr. a~u'nm"iH!" accidents aud IN.
iurlrs. dir'h~~:a. '"l!:"'d, suicide. and
hcn:c'do. and several other causes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
MuSSo|ini Demands =.
British Aborgation
Of the Ba|four Note

London. Dec. 27.-(By The Associated
rressJ-A dispatch to the Times from
Rene SAYS the Giornaie D'Etalia. as
serts on the highest authority that Bel
GUM and France have communicated
their formal agreement on the memoir
anGum on rNpara;!ons. which Premier
Mussolini submitted TO the London pre-
m!er's conference. M that Mussoltnl
wlll nor attend the rarIs conference IN
less Great Britain similarly agrees TO
his plan. which EirtuSlly implies aero-
cation OF the Ea'roUr mote.
1.-THE Raifour note sen, ~ Arthur j
Ralfouc 10 the allies. While he was act
ins foreign niuiatcr. in the cabinet "s
David Lloyd George. advocated an adj
iustment OF inter-allisd debts by m
all-round cancellation, England on her
part surrender:ns her shar" Of the rep
~art!ons TO he paid by Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
PASTEUR CENTENARY
OBSERVED IN FRANCE

|a-is. I'"c. "1.-,Ry Tho Associated
lr"sSl-NumcrnuS celebrations were
held today. It, hrHnr ~ the cetenary OF
the birth OF Louis iuStrur. the world.
famouS chemist and h~.Oiog!s;.
cardinal Dubois celebrated mass In
.hr parish church wh"r" l'astrur was
N,r. to Worship. rIAtcUr's daughters.
Mrs. Nat-ry liado, and her husband and
Spn wc-c present. President M!lierand
presided over a memorial ceremony AT
mo Pasteur institute, delivered an ad-
dress on Pas,eur's medical work and
Agricultural research. which began in
1856.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Greetings For Wilson

Washington. Doc. -Woodro VIII
son IL expected 10 spend the greater
rar, OF his si1ty-si1th birthday '"m"r-
row quietly In his s street home. though
IL is understood he probably Will re-
ceive a delegation during the AFTER
noon.
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation. II
was announced tonight. will send a dele
cation 10 the residence OF the former
presiden, al 3 o'clock 10 extend hir'h-
day greetings and inform him OF mo
progress in its efforts 70 raise a
1000 900 fund 10 advance IDEAS u
ciated by him while. president. Eisht
hundred thousand dollars or the lunu
has boon raised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
TRO7TER DENIES
Confined from Page ons)

six months by state and federal ex'
pcrts. At the examination six months
ago. the animals W ere pronounced
free from infection.
THE university authorities haVe
taken every ]precautiou 10 keep the
herd pure as possible. but the iacI
that the. cows were purchased from
different states probably accounted
for the animals contracting the dis
ease. Fortunately. II was detected
before any lesoin occurred. All those
that wore in any way suspected we're
slaushtered. including a $4,000 gov
bull"
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DRINK -CRAzED MAN
CONTINUED from Page ons)

OF Chambers he called TO them 10
come back and fight"
Hundreds Of townfolk at the first
vollev ran toward the battle scene.
but ducked for safety as the bullets
swept over the town.
Behind trees and buildings they hid.
some peering from knot holes as
Sheriff J. ". Stephens, Of Brooke
county, four deputies and two state
policemen carving machine and riot
guns took up a position about rs feet
from the fortress-home.
Stephens walked to the house.
Jones was standing or the veranda
as before. His answer to the sheriffs
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and towns or the state. including Nor
Eantown. These animals have been
slaughtered. and in the case OF the
private herds settlement has been mad"
Of the Indemnity allowabel under the
laws Of tho stat" and United States. ana
payments Of these indcmnities arc made
by the United States, the state and the
county court.
Municipal Regulations.
A number Of the cities nf the state
ave adopted muntcnpal "'dinances re-
curing daIry herdsmcn I" have theIF
cattle tested for tuberculosis and their
milk houses and dairy barns thorough
u cleaned up wherever necessary ana
put under a thorough sanitation manage
nlent. Supervision Of sanitation ana
permits to sell milk is controlled under
such ordinances by the city health OF
hCcr or other officer. This departmehe
has conducted tests for tuhcrcuIofis
among a Number Of tho herds M the
state. from some Of winch a numper OIL
rcartors have been taken and destroyed.
In carrying on these tests at Morgan
town, several tests have been made or
the beef and dairy herds "f the uniFer-
si,y. and rcac,"rS have been taken out
from tira TO time.
"1'he univcrsit" is rndcavorinE 10
have iis breeding herds as we'll az lta
dairy herd put ON thea ccreditcd hern
list. This would mean a herd when
wnuld he approved both by the Huthori-
tics ~ tho state and the nation as DE-
Ing absolutely FREQ from tuberculosis &C
cord!nG to all tests. In naKing inc last
test OF the dairy herd at the university
Of IS cows and ono bull. the latter ne.
longing II tho United States. the DUH
and IS COWS were found 10 be reactors'
All ur them were shipped to "heellnR
and slaughtered At the Schenk hu'chef.
,rp undcr the supervision OF federal and
state meat inspectors and aPPro'cn
veterjnarians. The post mortem on
these animals. az reported ny mess OF
rcers showed IN. bull and "a cows
having numerous TUBERCULOSIS RESUME
which thoroughly confirmed the tes's
made at Morgantown. and TWO OF mem
nnncarcd to bew hat is known as gen
cralized cases
Children Susceptible
AL animals which consumed the milk
II COWS which have this disease are ia
HE TO contract tuberculosis. This -
especially true OF young animals. IN
fsnts. no to their third year. who nave
- NHN
! tuberculosis. Il - claimed. ali CONTRACT
II from this source and I'll" children Of
greater age are ycry susceptible to the
disease from this same source. Inc
milk Of this university herd seems 20
have been use. right along Tor SONS
RI the instructiAral work In the college
nC agriculture and the remainder sup
riiod daily to the wnmen's dormttorieS
~ the university and private custo-
mcrs There are some hundreds or gill
students. from various parts OF the
state, living IN these dornitorics ana
milk supplied TO them from anything
less than an accredited nerd IS a con-
slant menace To Their health.
within the next 30 days theSo heroS
e.. ,rn university a. well as other herds
6rorod Morgantown. and as well as
round other towns. will be subjected
10 an additional test. and probably this
yul he followed by still another test
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
TWO GOOD PARK BAAaAms

% acres good land. good house, young
bearing orchard: s miles from Zanes-
Vile. close to railroad station; i mile
to large mines and paved road. $500,
part cash. Write for description.
l49 acres good rolling land close TO
improved road and good town. Large
young orchard bearing. Well watered
and fenced. Bank barn 48x5s, slate
roof. hay fork. Garage. Rranary, corn
crib and storage room ?4x30. Buildings
In good condition. House Of S rooms
and pantry, painted white; slate roof.
Priced low at $500. Part cash, balance
easy terms.
We have other good buys. Write US.
ULoSs16AH b BoTT
soe Richards Bldg, 4th and Market It.
1anssvils, OHIO dec.2S-3s
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TO HAVE QUIET new
YEARS AT CLEVELAND

cleveland Zee @7-tlevciLnd will
have Il humane New Years eve" with
dancing and music permitted, but pistols
and liquor barred. Mayor Fred kohler
announced here today a. Il conference
Wit. restaurant and hotel men when
plans for III" celebrations Of the nav
wear were discussed.
Mayor Enhlcr In his instructions 10
restaurant; and hotel pr"pr;etoTs de-
rlared that celebrations will not be per-
m!;tcd ~ carry their own liquor.
You may entertain as usual and stay
open until > o'ciocN Monday morning
and have al 1.-The u~oiscmakcrs you want
but thern mus; be 70 BOOZE lie told
them.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The an..ual meeting Of the s~tockhotd-
ers O: the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge
Company Will be held a, the office or The
company on Monday. January y. l923.
between the hours % ? and l O'CLOCK /.
NJ. FOR The election OF 10
se-xe during the ~cnsuing year. and such
Other business ns snail come before the
meeting.
WrecI;r.. ". Va. december 80. ir?..
dec Est JUS. Law SNr>' Sec9'