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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
THE NEW AGE"
TO BE DISCUSSED

Another big meeting for men will
be held Sunday afternoon in Fahne-
stock Hall under the auspices of thf
religious work committee of the Y
NJ. c. A. of which Arthur d. Bacor
is chairman. The speaker on this
occasion viii be Or. George w. Rich
ards, professor of church history a.
the Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster, Pa. DR.. Richards who
is deep student of religious history
is very popular as a lecturer before
large Y. NJ C. A. mems meetings
throughout tho country.
Special music will be rendered by
the Pennsylvania railroad male
quartet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
Delegates to American
Legion Convention on
Way to Minneapolis


Mark L. Minor and p. j. Sweeney.
delegates from Harrisburg to tho
American Legion's National Conven:
tion ut Minneapolis. November 10, IL
and IL, left at noon to-day for the
West. Mr. Minor represents Post 81,
ana MFR. Sweeney =, X. X. Post. No.
a79. Both delegates. who are among
the 166 sent from Pennsylvania. Were
instructed by their posts before leav-
ing.
|. The Keystone State ranks second
only to New York In the number of
delegates 1t is sending to the Ma
tional Convention. and headed By
George w. Scott. of Philadelphia, the
Pennsylvania delegation will un-
doubtedly be large factor on the
floor of the convention hall.
The purpose OF this convention Is
TO organize permanent body. and
formulate by-laws and a constitution
This will bcathe third meeting of the
body Gs n whQle. the first preliminary
step being taken at Payis in the early
part of the year. followed by the
gathering Mt st. Louis, anu now Min
neapolis has been chosen. An at
tempt will be made to get next years
convention for Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
COLLEGE oFEICERs ELECTED

CIlhmbeIsbtIfS, NOV. 8. - Dr.
Lewis Seymour Nudge, pastor of
Pine Street Presbyterian Church,
Harrisburg, was yesterday elected
president of the board of trustees of
Wilson College to succeed the Rev.
DR.. j. Ritchie Smith, of the Prince
ton Theological Seminary. Mrs.
William Jennings. also of Harris
burg, took her seat as q trustee.
Justice Stewart was reelected vice.
president; G. II. Bartle, secretary
and G. II. Stewart, treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
sTEELToN PERSONALS

Miss Ruth Davis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis. returned
home from Goucher College TO at
tend the Scott-Davison wedding in
Harrisburg.
Mrs. Lloyd f. Bailey, 16 Adams
street. has returned to her home af.
ter undergoing ain operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Harrisburg Hospital.
Mrs. d. c. Rolar and daughter, of
Shippensburg. are guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Davis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
HAND rs AMPurArrp

While attempting to couple twa
tox cars on the tracks of the PeuDs
sylvania Railroad near Division stres1
yesterday afternoon Raymond II. Gor-
don. 3s years old. of AL Herr street
had his left hand and wrist so badly
crushed that Ii was necessary to am.
putate his hand. He was admitted
to the Harrisburg Hospital
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
Suspends Evening Service
to Worship in Harrisburg

In order to COVE the members an op-
portunity to lear the Rt. Rev., Will
liam Proctor Remington, Bishop of
South Dakota. there will be no eve
ming service in Trinity Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening. The
bishop of South Dakota will be the
preacher at special service to be
held in st. Stephens Church.
In the morning the Hon. George B.
Elliott, a prominent attorney. of New
York city. will be the speaker in
Trinity Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING

An important business meeting
has been called for this evening by
the Citizens Fire Company, with a
request that all members attend. The
meeting will be held in the fire en-
gine house.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
SPANISH WAR VETS

D&SMOBILILE FLAG
A service flag containing IA blue
and one red star was demobilized
by Harrisburg Camp No. s. United
Spanish War Veterans last night.
Fourteen men and one army nurse
from this organization were in the
service as follows: Lieutenant Col
onel Edward Schell. Captain J. j.
Hartman. Captain II. NJ. Stlne. Cap
tain George Drake, Lieutenant Thorn
an Moran, Lieutenant Will /. Lauben-
stein. Lieutenant Francis McGinnes,
Sergeant John X. Spangler, Sergeant
Philip Meredith. Sergeant Wolf, Pri-
vate Fred Russell. Il. II. Gabriel. y. S.
Army Post Offce and Miss N. Esther
Laubenstein. u. $. Army Nurse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
INSPECT COLONIAL PARK

Any time Sunday and select one of
the $50 building lots. Each lot 20
feet wide and 125 feet deep. Take
car marked IL" and get off at Ar
lington Ave. Colonial Park. If you
motor watch for our sign boards
three-fourths of a mile beyond Pro-
fyrasS on Jopastoup road
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
BOY SCOUT MASTERS TO
MEET MONDAY EVENING

A meeting of the Boy Scout mast
ers and troop committees OF the va
rious troops of Boy Scouts OF Steel
ton will be held on Monday evening
at o'clock in the library of the
High School.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
j. A. SCHLICHTER TO
fsHIR

]. Arthur Scblichter. a noted speak
er. of Philadelphia. will be the speak
er at both services of Grace United
Evangelical Church tomorrow. On
Monday evening he will lecture on
ITO Laugh, to Be Cheerful and be
Happy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
CIVIC CLUB TO HEAR
PROF. McGINNES, SPEAK

The Civic Club will hold it's reg
ular meeting Monday afternoon at
2.30 in the main room of Trinity
parish house. Prof. L. L. McGinnes
will be the speaker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
TO MEET ON MONDAY

The Ministerial Association of
Steelton and vicinity will meet Mon
day afternoon at o'clock in the
primary room of Trinity parish
house.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-08

Harrisburg Lodge No, 1o7, l.
mony OF burning the mortgage on tn
gage on the Third and Boas streets
Ten years ago the Harrisburg
ton has paid out moro than 500,
thtrty-one candidates having been 1
having been received from prospeo
A year ago band was organ
steal organization. The national or
they have erected n small commun
educated for entrance to college. IL
The sun., 1919-06-23

u. = PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. Salvage
Division, z <. o.. AL Sth Avenue. New
York city, VIII sell ht public auction June
30th at Ford building, 40 Jackson Avenue,
Long Island City. N. V. starting 40
a. II. and continuing until all the follow
ing smaterlal and accumulation until date
OF sale has been disposed OF; 10000 slicksrs
and RaincOats. 1000 ponchos. 500 Tents,
25 Paulins. miscellaneous Kitchen and Din.
ing Equipment. Scrap Canvas, 1000 Car
rier Packs. II Invalid Chairs II Miscel.
laneous Chairs, repairahle, 700 lbs Char
coal, 3 Artery Clamps, 6crap Metals. Scrap
Iron, 400 Iron Cots. 100, 900 lbs. Scrap Rub
Der, Grind stone, 80 Pair Physicians
Gloves, $500 HAversacks. Model 1910. 500
lbs. Rubber Hose, 4 IrriEators W. .. incom-
plete, 1900 razor sets s OIL Lamps, 5000
lbs. Lead. 600 lbs Scrap Canvas Leggings,
5000 Pair Canvas Leggings. 1 Box Letter
stencils 50 Miscellaneous Padlocks. 9 Gases
dss Mask ,knApsaeks. 30 Boys. Otercoats.
o. D.. 6 to 0 years. 10 Saws. 1 SpcIng
Machine. 60 pr. Hospital Slippers stetho-
scopes. incomplete. ie water Coolers, 10.
600 Tbs. Insulated Copper wire. S2i lbs.
Copper wire plain, 5000 lbs. Iron Wire,
small Dump Carts. 1 Delivery Wagon,
heavy one Water Wagon, one Wagon cite.
IS Miscellaneous Wagon wheels. Q wheel
serapers. q Hay RAkes, $50 Zine Lined Am.
munItion Cases. big quantities OF wooien
and cotton rags condemned and unssr-
vieeable uniforms
The sun., 1919-06-23
FALL RIVER LINE
. RAalan. LIZ Pla1 Ia Il n 4 m p N Asilx
GOVERNMENT AUCTION SAILS.

3. =. ''Mandaiay," Atlantic Highiands
Daily Trips begin Wednesday, June e5.
The sun., 1919-06-23
sHERIFTs AUCTION SALE.
sHERrFTs sAIEi


suP nX n,is c OUR NEW YoRK couNTy
Assinst NT1loNxL sEcuaiTiBs Con-
BY VIRUS Of a certain wri, Of .x.eus,en
to me directed and delivered. and duly.
Issued after q judgment In favor q the
above. entitled action duly made ana en-
County Of New, York on the 'snd day ofl
1915. at twsivo o. o'clock clio noon ts,and n
the the cSSns q q N, S: cs
Han Park. In the City OF New York, Bof-i
|. Ali properly, debts, credits ana sree,s
and all rights and Shares Of stock. with all
Interest. prefts and dividends thereon or
therefrom. of National Securities Corpora
ton In the possession or under the control
OF Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
or which may come into the possession or
pany OF New York, Including specincsiiy
All the right, title and interest Of National
Securities Corporation IN and to the securi-l
Company Of New. York. as Trustee under
a certain Trust Agreement, dated July IL
Prior Lien Cola Notes. ana The in,srsat.
pronts and dividends thereon or therefronl,
The right TO redeem said securities and
tnent and all rights. claims and demands,
which National Securities Corporation has
or Trs may hereafter have upon Or under said
now held by Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York as trustee under said Trust
tsl as Notes Of Idaho Power
l. Company, due July /, lsat,
for the sserssate principal
tea 1900 shares III idaho Power i''''''''
Company ~ Cumulative
(e} sass4 shares Of Idaho
Fewer Company Common IA
tss So ! pr xsi Sf tn: cssi,.i
Company; par value. 80. 10000 90
f. All property. debts. credit. and Enact. sSst
and all rights and shares Of stock, with Z
an Interest, profits and dividends thereon
nSr,t, IN the possession or, under thu
control or Electric Bond and Share Com =
pan or which may come int the posses:
AZ me rlsht. Ute Ana Interest q SatisnsIf
Of preferred stock Of Idaho Power Com.
Electric sss, Bond and share Company und.r
ss.t. s. as f Nosss.r s' e.
under said %: .ns cn - e
claims claim, and denands which National Sc
S.Ts ns SorporasiSn nas Or may hereafter
III. All right, title. interest and claim
OF National Securities Corporation. to de-
Collector Of Internal Revenus for the Gee
s21s.Ts. with any accrued interest thereon,
representing an excess payment OF Federal
Income Tax made by National Securities
Corporation for the year 1917.
This sale IL made, pursuant TO and IN
compliance with an order Of the suprems
Court Of the state OF New York in the
above-entitled action entered In the once.
OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
and bearing date the 18th day OF May
lslv. as resettlea by further order OF aaid
Court entered in the once OF the Clerk of
the County OF New York a. bearing date
the 2eth day OF May, 1919
Dated, New York. June 90. 1919.
DAVID II. KNOTT
Sheriff OF the County Of New York
JOHN J. MURRAY. Deputy sheriff
The sun., 1919-06-23
WANTED.
~ Licensed Druggist or PharmAeist.
"a Good Meat Cater.
Hl Gada yyatar n1sn.ns..

Wages not restrictedi viii pay all that
you are worth TO U.S. To begin at once
and last TIL oct. lat 1912. Must DO ex-
pert salesman as well as to possess the
ability OF his profession. Wire imme.
diHtely. Address SCHROON LAKE DEPT
STORE, schroon Lake, Ny.
wANTED-An experienced paint shader
for out OF town factory steady work ALI
year round: state age and experience. An.
ply Box c los Sun.
The sun., 1919-06-23
Total number of kiicms,srs. .2,as0. 4
Facilities for the Construction.

Apart from the laws relating TO the
matter. founded on the most ample and
liberal lines In the world. there are the
advantages from the fuel which Is pro-
duced In the country and the construc-
ton material which can be finished in
such we'll equipped. national factories
as the Shelter and the Mae tranza,
belonging respectively TO the Cerro de
Pasco Mining Corporation and TO the
Southern Railway OF the republic. II is
sufficient to note that the cost of the
imported material from 1913 to date has
been reduced from f4s1.ssS to only
f5if.340. II being noted that the
greater part OF the locomotives, cars.
rails and other rolling stock brought
into Peru comes from the United states.
the country which can compete with a
greater advantage in Peru with the con-
tractors of other nations
The Peruvian railways are not subject
TO foreign fuel like those Of Brazil. So
true 10 this that. although they import a
part OF the product from England, Aus
traliA and the United States, they. have
never suffered from the coal crises
which during the war have affected the
other countries sxcluavely dependent
upon foreign product Peru may always
The sun., 1919-06-23
SALES by AUCTION.

SALES ny AUCTION.
BY virtue Of an execution will sell this
day at si3 East 35th St., Msnhatten. II
A. NJ. mahogany ofrlce furniture. lot OF
photos; also right. title ana Interest In A
certain patent application made July ?4th,
against Lafferty, Inc.
8 l. PEYsER. City Marshal.
by virtue OF an execution will sell this
day at 9:0o cello k p II, at Number $50
Troutman ST, Brooklyn, one barrel hoop
hood. Godfreidson against Ne"ins 430.
8 1. PEYsER. City Marahal.
The sun., 1919-06-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between CHARLES
e, POPE OF 42l Wood Street. Pittsburgh,
Pa, and C. W. POPE OF the County and
state OF New York. under the arm name
and style OF c. W. POPE & CO.. formed
and entered into on the nth day of March,
1918. has by mutual consent by said part
rers been dissolved and terminated; and
that said G. ~. POPE AND JOSEPH
SCHUMAN will as partners conduct and
carry on business under said nrm name
and style OF C w. POPE n co.
CHARLES T.. POPE,
c, w. POPE.
Dated. New York City. june 18th, 1919.
The sun., 1919-06-23
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
THE STANDARD BANK

We. the undersigned. hereby give notice
OF our intention TO organize r Bank, under
and pursuant TO the laws OF the State of
New York, and. In conformity with tbs
statute in such case made and provided.
we hereby specify and state an follows.
to wit:
FIRST; Tho names Of the proposed in
corporators are Richard NJ. Iederer David
Kahn, Max Lederer, Ralph James NJ. Bull
Iowa. Arthur Lcderor
SECOND The name OF the proposed
bagk 10 THE STANDARD BANK
THIRD; Tho location of the proposed
bank Is TO be h5 Avenue u, corner eth
Street, New York City.
FOURTH: The amount ~ its capital
stock Is one hundred thousand dollars.
In witness whereof We have hereunto
AFFIXED our signatures this 18th day OF
June, 1919. RICHARD NJ. LEDERER
DAVID KAHN, MAX LBpERER, RALPH
JAMES NJ. BULLowA, ARTHUR LEE
DERER.
The sun., 1919-06-23
= = - : -
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF COLLATERAL.
ns Seen m ssStse s. ssss ehi. a s5Wr h
Year cony.rtihls Gold Bonds dated as Of
indenture dated March j. 1918 between
The Equitabie Trust Company Of New
certain interest due, thereon, the und err
signed THE EQUITABLE TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW YORK. as Trustee under
to the authority therein contained, will
through and BY Adrian H, Muller & Son.
aNS nat sell az public auction at the
street, 4 .hs sorSas 81 ri S.nsan Ve esy
Of New York. on July Is. 1919 at i2:so
single lot or parcel. the collateral pledged
by said Eastern Power Light Corporal ION
under said collateral trust indsnturs and
the unabridged as such trustee against
Eastern Power Light Corporation and
aS .n any person or psrsons.
Z Tine collateral to be sold 10 follows:
2,4oS shares OF the common stock OF
The Colonial Power a Light Com
pany or the par value OF 1900
1000 shares OF the preferred stock Of
Claremont Power Company OF the
+ par value of 400 each.
5000 shares OF the common stock of
claremont Power Company OF the
par value Of 500 each.
1,bVl tnbreS OF tho common stock OF
Clarendon Power Company of the
par value OF 500 each.
1869 shares OF the common stock of
West Virginia Traction a Elec-
trio Company OF the par value Of
500 each.
ssss'ooo principal amount Of tn. Tempo:
rary First Mortgage So Gold
Bonds OF the Colonial Power 4
Light Company.
tssS. 900. principal amount ciarsmont
Power Company Thirty Year
bonds
$4,000 shares of preferred "B" stock Of
Reading Transit e. Light Company
of the par value of 5000 each.
7s.soo shares Of the common stock Of
Reading Transit & Light Company
OF the par value OF 5000 each.
Stt,ooo principal amount OF past due
notes Of c'aremont Power Com
pany.
rights. the. bid Of the highest bidder will,
be accepted but before the same are struck.
on such bidder will be required TO pay on
either. in cash or by oertln.d bank check,
payable to the order Of The Equltable'
1p 5S'i COMPANY gn OF Msw xork "a, as TrIsts
such payment said securities and rights
will immediately again be offered for sale.
Ing to make such payment will be held.
llabio for any deficiency. The balance OF
the purchase price OF said securities will
be payable and the securities will be de-
livered and must be taken and paid for
In fun at the office OF The Equitable Trust;
New York City. at or before 12:so o'clock
in the afternoon OF July ls. 1919. Failure
by any successful bidder to take and pay
for tho same at or before the last mon.
toned hour will forfeit and be deemed a
surrender OF all claim TO the securities 30
purchased and all payments heretofore
made on account OF the purchase price
thereof.
The Undersigned by the terms % ssid
cola literal trust lndeuture above mentioned
has the right at the said sale to bid fo-j
and purchase said securities. Conditional
affecting said sale In other particulars
may be announced a. the time OF the sale.
Dated June ~. 1918,
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK as Trustee under collateral
trust indenture Eastern Power n Lighti
Corporation dated March !. 1919.
The sun., 1919-06-23

pYAMONDS hourh' sold fo~ cash ~e'y ~
aiss boasht BENNETT. IN D'wsv WnstziFvD.
The sun., 1919-06-23
sURRo0ATEs' NOTICES.

BAKER, FRANCES Elm pursuanos OF
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
NOTICE II hereby given TO all persons
nAKER. late OF the County Of New YORK.
deceased, TO present tho same with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
plaea of transaotIng bUsf..rs- - the orfics
81 their attorneys. Peek 4 Hanc0cG NJ.
&C Liberty street, In the Borough OF Man-
hsttan, City OF New York. on or before this
YORK. the 18th day ~ March. 1919, FRAN.
CEs LAKE TEACHER, FRANCIS s.
PHRANER, Executors PECK & HAM
COCK. kttorneys for Exeeutor.. rs LIBERTY
The sun., 1919-06-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

swITcHBoARD OPERATOR YoSns
lady Wishes position at busy switchboard;
Central Onice experience years. n.
BLACKBURN, i7s-T4th ST., Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-06-23

count on the coal deposits Of Jutunhuass.
Oyon. Recuay and others similarly pro-
vided, although Catatanbo, chimbots,
Recuay. &C.. which are still incompietely
worked. Normally Peru produces with
out any effort In tho neirfborhood Of
5oo,o tons OF coal.
The Cerro dc Pasco Mining Company
extracts 1000 tons OF coal a day from
the pits OF Gollarisquisca, and has In
sight and actual preparation hundreds
OF thousands OF tons more AZ to
mineral oil required by the railway es;
adjustments they are always supplied
In abundance by the tanks owned by the
International Petroleum Corporation"
In Tumbes, the petroleum zone OF the
extreme north OF the republic; those Of
Ta1ara, Zorrftos, &c. which produce this
mineral substance In great abundance
The Central Railway" alone con-
sumes 5000 tons, OF oil per month.
The Transaontinentai Railway.
The project Of a great transcontinentai
railway which will stretch q vast net
OF steel over the nations Of Latin Amer
lea and induce new commercial currents
counts In Peru upon the unanimous and
enthusiastic sanction a the whole coun-
try. and with the elements which will
mako II practicable. with n line from
HuancRyo- to Cuxco, Lima will become
united with Buenos Ayres and Peru
with, Bolivia and Argentina by means
Of tho railways Of Puno and Qu,aos .
Let us place before you the sections OF
the different lines OF Peru which may
be made use of In this great work Of
C0rifinantAl utilization.
The sun., 1919-06-23
HKLP wANTED--MALE.

HkLP WANTED-MALE.
WEsT SIDE U.s. send Tor boofiss ana q" p a.
Y. M. q. A 10 school. Telephone Columbui
sISW. h7th ST. 1890. speciAi riAsses for iAdie,
LEARN TO BE 4 CHAUFFEUR--Pleas.
ant, profitable work. day and evening
classes Send for free booklet and pass.
WEST SIDE Y. NJ. c. A., SIS West 57th st.
Statesmen wANTED--Efeht expert
enced men needed for country territories
by manufacturer OF nationally known high
class heating equipment. Offers excellent
opportunity for men familiar with heat
ing and plumbing business. Give refer
encea and write for full particulars to
IRON, box ALTO Sun once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-15
PUSH PERJURY CHARGE
AGAINST BOB POWELL
Qualities ~ Property Owner one
Timo T7icn Iql,~, Affidavit Later
That lie l. Puuprr

Charging Bob Powell with perjury
In connection with tho finding uf
a puuprrs affidavit ln suit Iu
" htch hr asked damagtz " tl!94O
from Sheriff James N lolloy and "a
number ~ Witnesses who testified nt
tho hearing of the Injunction pro-
coedluEs against pOwelrs store.
.26i3 Fcir'M street. Judge owen
owen ~ district court Monday order
ed the county attorneys office 20 file
such an inforWa hon and prosecute
Powell on tho charge.
The order grew out NJ an investi-
gatlOn OF the records Of the district
court, In which it was found that ON
July 7. Powell. with Hen Kaufman.
signed supersrdeas bond OF $500
Powell qualifying as oWnor ~ prop
erty worth $4,000. The bond was
made FOR an appeal OF tho case OF
May Richmond against q. NJ iakuu
In which ilaker tho appellant, was
rcluitrd to pay Go tho piainuN ludE
meut of 1900 Mrs Richmond hai
charged Unkrr with obtaining her
hotel property iu Ncsi Tuln
through fraud A. tho trial ~ the
case the jury rendered Judgment Tor
5000.
when Judge owen found thn'
Powell had qualified July z os the
owner of property worth $4,000 hud
ON tho following day lu his suit
against sheriff Wooncy declared ho
owned no property. tho court ui
dercd Powell prosecuted FOR making
a false affidavit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-15
IN ELEVATOR;
SUES OWNER OF HOTEL
ICc Hrndicy SAYS Crushed Lott Foot
a. worth 5000. Asks ~. II
KctChum That Amount

Asking Judgment for H5,2S2. suit
was fIlvd I'm dplrirt court Monday
by leo bradley against a. T.
kctrhum, owner oE She Ketchum
hotel. the plaintiff allerlng In his
petition that through the negligence
~ other employees " tho hotel hlH
Icft foot WIS crushed between the
elevator floor and tho walls or the
elevator shaft April A., 1915
Bradley. employed as floor man on
tho fourth. dtth, sixth and seventh
floors ~ the hotel was ascending IN
tho freight elevator ON the day ol
the accident when his foot cauHh.
between the floor ~ the elevator and
tho wall when ho fcll over a han'
truck lptt in the elevator thrnuEh
negligence ~ The other agents ~ 'n'
defendant. according 90 tho poullop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-15

4 factory has been established iu
South Afrira 20 extract ruhh'r from
the root. auG vines " rubber plants.