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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18

MI and Mrs. Henry G. Ingersoll have
been guests the past few weeks of the
latter's parents, Mr., and Mrs Robert P
Coombs. They are now n Harmony, but
will soon move to Portland and then re-
turn to Belfast to spend the holidays.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18

and Mrs. Joseph W. Blaisdell have
ed from a short trip to New York.
The sun., 1919-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
'-~~@~-----~-~-~---~-~-~-------~
RECEIVERS SALE

Pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court OF Richmond County, Georgia, dated
July 29th, 1919. issued in the cause Of the
Receivers of Georgia and Florida Railway
VS.. Augusta Southern Railroad Company,
the undersigned, ~ Receivers Of said Au-
gusta Southern kailroad Company. Will
sell at public out.iy. before the Courthouse
on the eth day ct October 1glg. between
the legal hours OF sale. 20 tho highest aud
erty. subtt,' to tine limitations Hnd quah-
hcations herein SCI forth. namely:
All and singular the railroad OF said
Augusta southern Railroad Company. CONF
mencing at tho City OF Augusta aud ex-
tending southNes.erly through the Counties
OF Rich uond Burke IefT,r. IN. Glascock
TO and into the Town Of Heuniile in the
County Of Mashingto1, a distance of
su tights Of way, rails, bridges, piers,
fences. racks dCpOts, depot grounds, sta
tions, workshops and all other real estate
owned 10y sa!t Railroad Company. APP
purtennnt 10 tho operation of its railroad:
also all tools macl lnery, locomotives. en-
gines, ndcrs, cars frr passengers or freight,
trucks and all other rolling stock. cuel ana
supplies ana all other railway equipment
which bnlonEs to the said Railroad Com
Tany, together with all and singular the
rights, privileges and franchises teue-
m"nts, h"rrdltG meuts ara appIrt5 14nceS
tGeroto, rov,rsiuu uuI revcrslous, remainder
anu roEndiuaers. income, rents nnG profits
thereof, and also am the estate. right.
utlt and interest. prnpnrty. possessions,
claim and demand whatsoever as we'll IN
law as IA equity Of said Augusta southern
N'4, pdl COMPANY 81. III ana 20 bdld Ran
''|d ana "PP ~, On 'nl's
Also an 'H1 s.'E",'t ta' rights ana
4'f1" - "i sA'' 'rIH'fr Snulhtrn tan-
I'"n N"H'pdH% 'hI''. HHl g5 virtue OF a
,rFtaih r9ull"'. De ,wt"h u ana W. O.
- 't'"o. IN" ~. ',.'. .i'H'fd' OF han-
Iua is o. me United states entered into
on %" sum DAY 40. I'.'snisF lVlS
Al D., '.i nll angular 'tt IN" I'opeTfte les.
property risr g. real or personal, vested or
CvE, l's',l', l'Ea' OFT '-l'.ul.. ana or every
N'n" Nh'l1.'N. - ne! hElnE u mo ssId
iA'i "a coMphhE' Nh,lheE OF tho k!nd
heielIpt4o'e enumerated or OF any other
H'.I,, .,.-
Al Oh 'Hs dp"'N N'StI4pru property belnE
The sun., 1919-09-10
PACKERS WILL FACE
TRIAL IN TWO WEEKS
SWft Offers to Aid Govern
ment by Opening Books.

, CHICAGO, Sept. evidence against
Me lve big packers and Independent
concerns throughout the country for al
!eged violation of the Sherman anti =
trust law and the food control act VIII
oe presented TO the Federal Grand Jury
an chicago within two weeks, according
10 statement made here to-day by
Isaoore ]. Kresel of New York and John
n, Atwood of Kansas City, special as
Isstants TO the Attorney-Genera of the
United States.
Chicago will be the scene of the first
Sttack' by the Federal Government on
.ne packers Attorney Kresel said and
ms VIII be followed by prosecutions
~ otheT cities where the packers have
large interests.
The Federal Trade Commissions re-
port on the packing industry will be
used by the Government as a basis for
tne prosecutions according to Attorney
nnresel' although investigators for the
apartment Of Justice will have addi-
Jury.
ewitt & Company to-day sent a tele-
Sb.Sm 10 Attorney General A. Mitchell
Mner Offering to cooperate in every
possible way with the Government in
's proposed investigation.
swift q Company desires to facil-
mste such an investigation IN the ful,
~ that It's ultimate result will
siear up whatever Of Misunderstanding
~ suspicion of the packers that yet re-
The sun., 1919-09-10
: Police Department
Orders
PENSIONS,

PENSIONS.
On their own application
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect IL p. M. September 8;
Henry Flath. No. btis, 97th Prec., at
's2S per .annum; appointed July 10, 1891.
June i. isSS. " W.
TRANSFER AND ASSIGNMENT.
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ, September S.:
Frederick Manney, Div. National De-
indefinite leave of absence is hereby re-
TO take effect s A. M, September .,
mounted duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
CAPTAIN.
William F. Day. 10th Prec., In charge
OF 9TH inspection Dist. in addition TO his
noon. September is, 1918. during abb
sence OF Inspector on vacation.
SERGEANT.
James F. MoGrath, SAD Prec., to Head.
quarters DIV, to duty in once of Special
s %o1a; for ,ssfteen days from A NJ
PArRoLMEN.
From precincts indicated at Head
at camp Fire Mestines, s speeSway PARK aux
sheepshead Bay. from A. M. Septem.
Der II, to termination of said meetings:
Martin A. Early, So: william Kronen.
bitter, Sc; Emil Feldhammer. 81; Albert
Larker. 60.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATROLMEN.
From commands indicated to Head
quarters DIV, Training School. to duty
At Camp Fire Meetings. Speedway Park
sheepshead Bay, from A. NJ. septem-
Der s;
Frederick Breves. 1o5; Patrick Dough
erty, Trafiio C: John Bindulski. lis;
Andrew Winnegar. Trafic c.
The following leaves OF absence are
authorized with full pay:
INSPECTOR
Cornelius F. Cahalane, 9Th Inspection
Dist, for three days from IL noon,
September is. to be deducted from va
cation.
Without pay:
PATROLMEN.
zenas L Fay. 10th Preo., for one day
from A. NJ, September is.
Michael Marley, oath Prec., for one
day from A. NJ. September ..
Harry ]. Swenson, oath Prec, for three
days from p. NJ, September 10.
The sun., 1919-09-10

mains in the public mind. the message
The company will be pleased to furn-
ism you with any witness you may de-
sire TO interrogate, or with witnesses
who would be qualified to supply you
with the facts about any matter in the
knowledge Of the company concerning
which you may desire information.
Likewise all OF the books and papers Of
the company concerning which you may
desire information. Likewise all OF the
books and papers Of the company are
open to your inspection or that of your
assistants, either at the office of the
company or at such other place as you
may desire them produced"
The sun., 1919-09-10

kNoxvnLE, Tenn. Sept. s.-Machine
sunhers and armed deputy sherifrs con-
tinue to guard the Jail here as q pre-
caution against possible attack to re-
lease some fifty or more prisoners held
there on charges growing out of the
riotlng of August 80. Threatening let
ters have been received by Judge Nelson
OF the criminal court and Sheriff Cate,
and 1t was announced to-day that the
guards had been instructed to shoot any
attackers.
The sun., 1919-09-10

Anthony j. Mayer, Jr, s4th Preo.. for
Tour days from A. M. September Is.
days from Z p. NJ, September
Anthony j. Kager, ssth Prec., for four
days from 1901 A. M, September ~.
day from p. NJ, September 6.
Inc following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved;
SERGEANT.
Robert C. Benedict, Goth Prec., from
lI5 p. NJ, August 20. 1919, during dis
PATROLMEN.
Ludwig ]. NaekeL 7sth Prec., from
1895 A. NJ. August az, during disability.
:, John Dawson, $50 Prec., from $3.50
James J. Kindelan, Hath Prec. from
l:so Y. NJ. August IS, during disability.
The sun., 1919-09-10
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Auto school Largest and best school in the
WEST SIDE US, Send for booklet and pass
Y. NJ. C. A. 10 school. Telephone Columbus
3l5 w. 9th St. 1920 Special classes for ladies
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Piea
ant, profitable work day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and pass.
WEST SIDE Y, NJ. c. A, 3l5 West 9th st.
Learn Linotype operating; pays $4,000
yearly; cost $3.50; day, evening. Established
10 years. Empire School. 1873 East 10th.
MOULDERS for steam and hot water
house heating boilers. Apply ADRIAN cox
STOVE COMPANY. American and Dauphin
Streets, Phila, Pa.
The sun., 1919-09-10
REPORT

REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits Dividends and
Interest OF the MANHATTAN COMPANY
on the first day OF August, 1919, made in accord
ance with the provisions Of the Banking Laws,
Sections 1874 and 2I9:
Full name and last known
residence or post office Amount Date Of
address Of depositor or OF last
stockholder Deposit. publication
10th st., N. Y. City :, .Ss2.5o Sept. 1914
7ss Broadway n; Y. 9. ,1os.75 Sept. 1917
:, e2s 9Th Ave; n; \. City. 77.ss Sept, 1918
18th Sd, n Y. City :. ioo.Ss Sept. 1918
I42 K. 18th ST., N. Y. O. eo.I9 Sept, 1919
Turley. 8. =. Box 80. Sta.
100 dividends. 2 shares. Margaret ''''
Tag dividends: shares. Thomas 1919
Keefe, unknown. ............... eco 80
I62 dividends, 10 shares. Henry Moss. OO0'0O
1885, dividends. share, johanna s''0''o'
tste Of New York, County OF New York SIS:
ST EPHEN BAKER, President. and d, II.
pany, bank located and doing business in the
City OF New York, in said county. being duly
sworn, each for himself. says that the foregoing
the unclaimed deposits, dividends and Interest
OF the Manhattan Company. to the best OF bis
knowledge and belief. made In accordance with
the provisions OF Sections 1874 and 81 of Chap
books OF said Company Of the first day OF
sTEBHEN B BAKER 4 President,
severaIly subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents, the sth day OF September. 1919.
IL. B. SAML II. BAILEY,
Notary Public No. II
New York County
The sun., 1919-09-10
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Positiou as chaperoue or
companion to Young lady or elderly person,
nv woman OF refinement; parties traVeiIlng
for winter preferred. either in America or
abroad references Address, Care Tudor
Hall, Apartment So1, Massachusetts Ave
and Tenth ST. y. w, Washington, ID. C.,
Mrs Anne a. Beach.
The sun., 1919-09-10


PROPOSALS for Airplanc Design and
ConstTuction-Omce OF Contracting Oficer.
Eng Div, A. s. NCCook Field, Dayton o.
Senlsd proposals VIII he received here un-
Ill 10 A. NJ oct Is. 1919, and then opened
FIR furnishing certain types OF eNperl-
mental Hirplsnes, designed and constructed
By succc~-Sul bidders, Further formation
on apnli. ton.
The sun., 1919-09-10
AID URGED FOR ARMEN1ANs.
Senate Measure Proposes Sending
Troop. TO Prevent Massacre.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Help for Ar
menians threatened with massacre by
Turks and Kurds as soon as British
forces are withdrawn, was proposed to-
day by Senator williams (Miss.) In a
resolution referred to the Foreign Re-
lations Committee.
The resolution would authorize the
President to use whatever American
military forces may be necessary to
maintain order there until the Peace
Treaty settles Armenian affairs.
The sun., 1919-09-10

PERFECTLY FAMILIAR WITH SOUTH
AMERICAN METHODS AND MACHIN-
ERY DISTRIBUTORS. APPLY AT ROOM
WITH QUALIFICATIONS, REFERENCES.
ETC
The sun., 1919-09-10

Report of Unclaimed Deposits of tt
Equitable Trust Company OF New Yor
accordance with the provisions of t
Banking Law. Sections 1874 and 2i9.
Full name of Deposition or
shareholder: last known
shareholder; last known Date OF Amou
Residence or P. o. address original of
of Depositor or share deposit. depos
holder.
1901 Monadnock Bldg,
Chicago. In............ s. 100 90.
Bayside Fire Engine Co.,
Bell, Est. of Elmer. IS Wall
Binn . " Harold, atty decd; decd. ' 'O'
Rector st............ .fi-e2-os e..
France, Joseph Richard Est,
ass asn oP}o itc " T St es 49,
W. $50 st............... 8 1902 1sy.
Kane, Est, of Edward..... 2-l7-O2 l4s.
K S!H Sar2 re- E. so Pin: s.. !ls sS 81! !s5
Lowell, Mary E., 4219 Ellis
Milispaush, Est. P. NJ.
Produce Exchange ..... 4-1s-ss 81.
Mortimer. Mary, Adm Est.
John s.. 304 w. s3rd. 10 500 81.
Operative Syndicate. 4s
Ra SiE"d" ): w. $40 Broad O. 1-O' o.
Security Investment Co... 800
Shenstone Harding. ITO
Broadway .12-2T-05 IL
Sullivan, Cornelius j., recr
Archeo Pancost Co, 80
Nassau ct. ...,......... 5-31-06 457
Triplex Gas Engine Co. 65.
,Wlchlam, Michael I'M.
VIM. McGeeghn. .......... 400
Durant. Heloise T., $40
Madison av., n. Y......1O- sill S.
Higgins. Mamie. 429 Park
avenue ..,,,.....,....... . 2-o5 g.
Hodges. Iney T.. 11s East
5Sth st.. l. s-07 81.
Rimball. Edith s., Hotel
Gotham .........: IA 200 7s.
Langdon. Woodbury. O.. 71s
9Th ave. ............... l. sos S.
wittkower. Theresa, guar
Toms, Est. Of stephen, -'' :.
Walter Keeler, adm. 1884
Eighth ave. ............ 1-2o-os soa.i
Yeager. Est. of Elizabeth.
VIM. F. Winters, executor.
81 Harvest st., Forest
Hills ................... s. 4-12 ST.
The sun., 1919-09-10
BATTLE GETS FEDERAL HELP.
VIII Have Trade Board Report on
Market Departmept.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.--such parts of
the unpublished report of the meat pack
ers investigation by the Federal Trade
commission as relate to the Department
OF Farms and Markets of the State Of
New York VIII be put at the disposal Of
Seorge Gordon Battle, who is acting as
commissioner for Gov. Smith in an in
vestigation OF that department.
This was agreed to at a conference
to-day between the Federal Trade Com
mission and Mr.. Battle.
The sun., 1919-09-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

RESPECTABLE married man, 40; Bel
gian, Holland, French, English languages
1uenty, would like position with exporting
or importing concern invoice, export, or
correspondence; also steamship company or
the like. a HAES. l75 Butler ST.. Pater-
son, N. J.
The sun., 1919-09-10
sURROGArEs, NOTICE.

JOHNSTON, FANNIE ID. LAWSON-Iu
pursuance OF an order of Honorable john
+, CohsIan, Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
persons having ciairps against Fannie d,
Lawson Johnston, late Of the County OF
New York. deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
transacting business, No. ass Fifth Avenue,
Manhattan, in the city OF New York, on OF
Dated. New York, the nth day OF March.
1919 COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
MARY HOWARD THOMPSON. Executors
MATTHEW SPALLETTA, Attorney for Ex-
ecutors. 100 Broadway. Manhattan. New
York CITY.
The sun., 1919-09-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SWEDISH IMPORT FIRM

desires detailed offers for goods in
the hardware, machine and house
furnishing line. Open to take up first
class sole agencies. Please apply to
WHOLESALE, care OF S. Gumallus
Annonsbyra, Stockholm, Sweden.
The sun., 1919-09-10

Report Of the unclai
and interest OF THE
TRUST COMPANY c
first day Of August. 10
with the provisions OF
tons 1874 and 21e.
Full name and last know
residence or post Office
address of depositor or
shareholder.
Allan Absorber Co.
w. r. Baker, Houston
Tex. ...............
Frederick N. Blanc.
Boreal Bldg, N. Y.
Gilbert II. Bishop, Sin
Sing, N. Y.
Est OF Mary Bradhurst
Augusta g. Field, oxs
cutor, lis e. 25th st
N. Y. City. .........
Mrs. Marg. Brown, c.
W. II. Coolidge, 63
Temple Court. n. y
City................
VIM, bunker, TT. No. /.
81 Wall St, n City.
Campbell. Adam, Treas
Tenn. Spl. Bldg. Ed
156 Fifth Ave. 49,.
II. NJ. Close, as Ne,
Trustee q Assignee G
Bangs, Mervin & Co
3S Park Row, N.Y.Cit,
Coleman, J. O.. refere
100 Broadway. N. Y
Conklin. Ella r., Hun
tIngton. L. J.. 49,.
Noah Davis, referee, 4
W. SO ST., N. Y. City.
Est. Geo. II. Peck, Mar
C.P. Gray, adm. C.T.A
% Prospect ST.. Eas
Orange, N. J..
rockingham & Blossom
trustees, 100 Broadwa!
N. Y. City .........
Paul L. Herman, 1852 E
35th St.. N. Y. City.
Otto Krug. care Ham
burg American Line
N. Y. City. .........
Arthur Leary. admir-. z
William st. .........
James g. Garvtn, trus
tee, 72S Nostrand Ave
Bklyn, N. Y. .......
II. j, Grant, recvr. 81
Nicholas Bank. 81 Wal
ST.. N. Y. City,.
M. II. Hatch. los K
39th St., N. Y. City.
James II. Hustled, no ad
EST ste' n. w. r. Hatch. g,
Mills, Robinson 4
Smith, 90 Broadway
N. Y. City. ......,
I'M New Amsterdam
Fire Insurance Co, b
Casserly, receiver. II;
Broadway .........
Mrs. Estelle Melville
200 W. 57th St.. N. Y
Sity'a....;....,.;.
N. Y. Sect. Elec. Under
ground Co, W. g. Tay
Tor. treasurer. SThomal
ST., N. Y. City. ,,.....
r. p. Oloott. rec. Wall 81
Bank. "a Wall st.. N. y
Ctty...........,.,..
II. p. Olcott Constr. A-C
81 Wall St, N. Y. City
Est. Anna Ossowsd. s.
Wall ST., N. Y. City,.
Park Fire Ins. Co. Divi'
dend. l19 Broadway
N. Y. City. .........
Caroline O'Connor, Hen
stead. L. l.. N. ".
Horatio Reed, assignee
n; W. 4oth ST.. N. Y
Hon Hon, Learned Hand l.
m Sanderson Co., Q. W.
Wickersham. rec. 80,
Sands, ii. H., co W
Sheldon Co, 90 CedaI
st. n. Y, City,.
SANDY Hill quarry Co.
l43 Liberty St.. N. Y
Anna 6iss Van c Camper Stew
art, CO Mrs. Chas. X
Stewart liz W. SSH
St. n. Y. City .,,....
II. r. Sewall Est. CO
Chas. Sewall. 5S Willial
st., N. Y. City.
Edw. SolomAn, Genera
GusrdS'7 re Broadway
w. p. Tostevin. In tIust
1928 Broadway, N. Y.
Wall St. Bank Final Div
80 Broadway, .,.....
West Superior Iron q
Steel Co., 100 Broad.
way, N. Y. City,.
Edward Goodenough 4
II. Daily. Jr., tCtf, Der
20o Broadway. N. Y
Pearl s. and-or Edgar 3
Walter, A West Nth
St., N Y. City,.
State OF New York. Co
r. J. FULLER, Vice
HARTSHORNE, Asst
CENTRAL UNION 4
Trust Company located
the City OF New York
duly sworn. each for
foregoing report Is a
stateilleL.s OF Tic INC
dends and intaIest OF u
Company OF New Yorl
with the provisions OF s
Chapter $50 OF the Ban.
the books OF said Contra
Df New York on the frs
r. ]. FULLER, V.
7. W. HARTsHoH
severslly subscribed
deponents the 9th da.
before me.
lseal OF Notary
Notary Public, " es
IlilcAte flled In New y
The sun., 1919-09-10
Buenos Ayre. Grain Prices.

.BUENos AYREs, Sept. s.-ClosinS grain
prices, shown In pesos and centavos per 100
igilos C2ao.5 pouuds):
WHEAT-Tone weak. IFTAxsEED-weak.
The sun., 1919-09-10

DIAMONDS bought sold. for cash only. Es-
tates bought. BENNETT. l75 b way (upstairD.
The sun., 1919-09-10

ned deposits. dividends
Gel TRIAL UNION
P NEW YORK on the
o, made In accordance
he Banking Law. Sec
Date OF Amount
original Of
deposit. deposit.
Oct. %. 1907 sI35.47
Feb. 10. 1888 eI.3a
June IL. 1854 52.33
Apr. 2. 1873 o3.79
Feb. 4. 1886 4l3.2I
Aug. 8. 1877 1928
Jan. 20. 1906 2I7.oo
Sept. IS. 1909 1902
Apr. 10. 1880 2sI.ol
Dec. .. 1901 so7.54
Apr. II. 1906 ae2.e5
May 20. 1895 90 80
May 20. 1904 1857
Apr. 3. 1875 4o4.ss
May ~. 1899 $3.50
Nov. ~, 1912 7o.I4
June Q. 1885 62.Ss
May 20. 1901 1887
Dec. ~. 1893 2s4.2o
Jan. 20. 1897 BLISS
July al 1881 OF "a
Sept. o. 1888 5000
Oct. 20. 1887 66I.so
Jan. 10. 1895 1891
Aug. 10. 1888 94.35
Dec. is. 1855 1880
Jan. l, 1890 10000
July 10. 1907 1882
Apl. rs. 1892 54.e5
July rs. 1910 l44.s4
Apl. 4. 1871 5l.I6
July 20. 1910 2o5.Ss
sept. 2s. 1887 so.ss
Nov. /, 1881 1928
Dec. 8. 1909 67.o4
Nay 10. 1896 04.77
Tune 8, 1908 5s.O5
Nay 8. 1897 4o.77
Aug. 2. 1895 1900
Aug. 8. 1889 s7.oo
Mar. 20. 1877 1890
Apr, 20. 1912 i'71.5s
lnty OF New York. S..
resident, and Il, W.
Secretary OF THE
RUST COMPANY, a
and doing business IN
n said County. being
Iimself says that the
un. true and correct
aimed 5cfcS..s, diy!
D Central Cnion Trust
ulhuc IN accordance
,ctions 1874 and 2Io OF
ing Law as shown by
Union Trust Company
day OF August. 1919
,e-President.
NE, Asst. secretary.
nd sworn 10 by both
OF September, 1919,
II. q. RoETGER.
chester County; Ger
0rk County No. ITO;
The sun., 1919-09-10

AGENCY for first class Export Firm for
Germany, desired by successful German
business man, with office in Berlin; high
est references; perfect knowledge OF Eng
lish and Spanish. Offers 70 1927 10
HAAsENsTEIN & voGLER. Berlin. w. IS.
The sun., 1919-09-10

CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS FOX SALE
IN A LARGE CITY IN NEW ENGLAND:
MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL; ESTABLISHED MANY YEARS;
WIDELY KNOWN; VERY PROFITABLE:
OCCUPYING FINE LOCATIONS. OWNER
RETIRINGi DETAILS AND TERMS OF
WALTER F. WILLIS. 53G INDUSTRIAL
TRUST BUILDING. PROVIDENCE II
The sun., 1919-09-10

HELP wANrED-FEMALE.
The sun., 1919-09-10

UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
The sun., 1919-09-10

Report Of the unclaimed deposits. dividends
and interest OF THE Gel TRIAL UNION
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK on the
first day Of August. 1919, made in accordance
with the provisions of the Banking Law, Sec
The sun., 1919-09-10

Deposits of The
OF New York,
:, 1919, made in
DIVISIONS of the
4 and 219.
The sun., 1919-09-10
M DE @ @
toft Deposits. an O
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF new YORK

80 ee1 @AVs
Full name Of depositor
or shareholder.
Batavia Realty & Const Q,
n. Bergman. ...........
Chas. Blum ...........
Sarah w. Clark. .....
Continental Import Co., 1
Roux, Mgr. ........
A. p. Couturi, receiver.
Est. Of John @. Cosgrtfie
Peter ]. Hunt, Admr.
(from Morton TT. Col.
Est: Of John DAILY. Sarah r
Daily, Admx. (from Nor,
ton Tr. CO.. ...,.....,
Est. Of Jane Foley, Benz. j
O'Callahan, Eek.
German Players, c. o. DR.
M. Blaumfeld. .......
VIM; F. Grub. Agt., Z. A
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
PLANNING FOR
COUNTY FAIR

We want farmers, gardeners, or
chardists and everybody else to bring
in samples of products for the in
dustrial exhibit. There is not being
much said about II, but all the peo-
pie are agreed that we must have a
two days county fair about the last
week in September to show the world
what can be grown in Scurry coun-
~.
Farm an garden products TO be
put on display must be saved as they
come in, else they can .'yer be. The
Signal has space for awhile. where
these things can be cared for and II
other arrangements become necessary
a room can be secured in town. II
is proposed that the fall fair be for
display OF all kinds OF products, and
also of poultry and live stock, dairy
and culinary exhibits, needle work,
knitting, embroidery and such other
lines of hand craft. II is hoped the
Commercial Club and the Women's
Clubs will take interest in the matter
so a program can be outlined. A
flower show department will certain
ly appeal to everybody.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
The Country ON Water Wagon.

July 1st put US dry. Attorney Gea-
eral Palmer holds that beer that is
. 3-4 per cent alchohol can be sold
until the courts pass on cases now be
fore them, but he warns beer deal
ers that II the half per cent conten-
tion is held good they will be held
as Holators II, in the meantime. they
shall sell a stronger brew. Congress
will define intoxicating stuff, the
committee says the courts can't do
il. The chairman of the committee in
charge OF the liquor question says
some people would be made drunken
by drinking "a per cent stuff while
Others can stand up under the full
shot grog. 1t is not the purpose Of
congress to fix the standard so one
man can drink It and keep his head
while another would 90 10 the gutter
under IL. All must fare alike. The
country must be bone dry.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
snyder Went Over the Top.

Lieut. L. II. Barnes OF Fort Bliss
and his team OF baseball players
who were here June cath. dropped
off here Thursday enroute to Lub-
book and home nine was readily
modified for IA game on the Many
ground. 1t was good game from
start to finish and resulted in a
score of to in favor OF the snyder
boys
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
Ncwton-Harpolc.

At the home OF the brides parents
last Monday afternoon, as the clock
tolled out the 1880 hour, Mr.. Melvin
Newton and Miss Ilene Harpole
pledged their troth 20 share each
others joys and sorrows through
life. The immediate relatives OF the
bride and few OF the many friends
of the young couple were present
and all Joined in wishig them a long
and happy life.
Though but few were present
everything about the occasion was
sacred and solemn. In beautiful and
impressive way the ring was placed
on the finger OF the bride to wear
AS a constant reminder OF the un-
ending and untarnished love OF :Ae
young husband.
Both the bride and the groom are
well known TO Snyder people, and
All their many friends join in wish
ing for them the very best of heaY-
ems benedictions. They are both
members Of the First Baptist church
OF Snyder. and it is a grief to US that
they will not make their home with
.us. They may. however, see fit TO
do so in the future They will make
their home in Cisco for the present.
For many months they have been
seeking each others company. and
had built their castle in the air.
but when the great war came on Mr..
Newton responded to the call of his
country and went on to the battle
While he was on the front he was
gassed, but has overcome the effects
of II and Is now himself again
May their lives be long. happy and
useful, and as bright as the present
w. II. Sims.