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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
PoR NO TENER cUyDADo

Angel Olmo fue sentenciado a
pagar una multa de SIS Y las cos
tas, porque, por no tener el de-
bido cuidado con una guagua que
el guiaba, dio lugar que cho-
cara con otro vehiculo, que resul-
t6 con desperfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
Los EstadOS Unid0s
alnenazad0spOrt6-
TlibIes epidemias

A Inenos Que en- los Estados
Unidos no Sc tomen todas las
precaieiones necesarias, existe el
ihminente peligro de que ell titus
la peste bub0nica Y la enferme-
dad del sueho, playa terriblemen
te mortal, sean insroducidas EN-
los E$tados Unidos por los bar
eos que llegan de Europa carga
dos de emigrantes. Estas asevera
clones han sido publicadas EN- la
pl.ensa del continente, de acuerdo
con los informes administrators
por el cirujano general, Mr. ii. S.
Cumming, que ACADIA de llegar a
Nueva York, procedente del Bal
tie0.
III general Cumming obtuvo su
n6mbramiento para el puesto q.
actualmefite ocupa hace POGO item
pos Con anSerioridad presto SER
vicios en- ell Cuerpo Medico del
ejercito en- Europa, donde perma-
neci6 hasta fines de 1918, inspec-
cionando las condolences sanitarias
de los puertos de embardue de las
tropas americanas.
Aseguro que los Estados Uni
dos estaban corriendo un gran ries
90, pues mahtiene la creencia de
Que las epidemias que estan azo
tandos a Europa, invadiran a Anne
iica 81 las autoridades competen-
tes no ponen toda su actividad pa
"a siInpedirlo. ~
S. La enfermedad del suefio Sc ha
c0nvertido en- una terrible epide-
mia en- Yiena, ) debia tenerse mu
cho, ,euidado con los emigrantes q.
IieaaIi de Europa atacados con los
sfntomas de la peligrosa playa,
que hasta alIora es tan POGO como
cida por la ciencia
Sc estima necesario ell aumento
Immediate de las fuerzas de SAM
dad EN- los puertos de embarque
para proteger a la naci6n.
Las condolences sanitarias Y sa
hfbres de ConstanSinopla son EN-
extreme hmentables, Y Sc puede
aseglrar que EN- casi toda Europa
NO; han yuelto prevalecer las
condolences que exigian antes de
Ia guerra,
Ia voz de alarina del DR.. Cum
ming no ha sorprendido los Off
ciales del Departamento de Sa-
nidad, quienes parece estaban al
eofriente de la situaei6n.
Mr. Copeland, Comisionado de
Ssnidad de Nueva York, ha mani
festado 10 siguienae:
*.sCoiiociamos todo 10 Due esta
pasando en- Europa desde hace 10
3 rs meses, y hemos hecho todos
los preparatiyos necesarios para
impedir Que esaS epidemias inva-
dan el sueIo dc los Estados Uni
dos. Fl gobierno federal y las au-
toridades municipales han ~eoope-
RADIO en- esta labor preparatoria, y
ambas oraanizaciohes han obser-
xado estrictamente a todos los ex
franjeros que han entrado por el
puerto de Ia ciudad desde hace mas
de un aiio. Aunque creo que la 81
tuaci6ns es realmente seria, crec
Que no hay motivo para alarmarse
mas de 10 conveniente, porque tai
cosa tambien puede ocasionar ira:
tornos.
Seria conveniente que nuestrai
autoridades sanitarias, cooperan.
do al movimiento q. Sc ha inicia-
do en- los centros sanitarios de
Continente, adoptaran medidas p;
ra ,evitar que seamos los prime.
ros en- sentir los efectos de nues
ira tfadicional apatia.
camar6n que Sc dnerme, Sc 4
lleva IA corriente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
INDULTos CoNcEDIDos

Ell Gobernador ha indultado a los
confinado Rafael Figueroa v Rafael
Sierra Diaz.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
HURD-COLE

Dan Cupid never wcarics, and
wedding bells repeatedly ring
y wedding of interest took
place last Wednesday, June lG,
when MIR. w. l., lIurd, Of East
stone Gap, aud Miss Myrtle
Cole, of Exeter, wcr, quietly
married At Wise, Va. The hap
ny couple, attended by Mrs.
Trent, of Exeter, motorrd by
Big Stone Clap. picked up Rev
y. l.. Shunatc, the pastor of
the BAPTIST church, aud then
drove immediately To Wise,
reaching there about noon. The
license was promptly procured,
aud the party slipped up to the
Hotel Purlor aud the preacher
briefly, but solemnly heard their
vows and pronounced Mr.. llurd
and Miss Cole, husband and
wife. Lunch was then served
aud with nervous strain ALWAYS
incidenttn a wedding ceremony
all oyer. the buuulics provided
by our host, Mr.. Dotson. were
greatly enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. lIurd then mo
torcd back to Appalachia,w where
they boarded the Southern train
for parts unknown, going via
Bristol
Mr.. lIurd is sou Of Mr.. and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
DeIiGhtlnI Card Party.

Mrs, u. II. Cochran, assisted
by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Low, gave Il delightful card
party last Tuesday morning
from eleven to one O'Clock.
"ilearts' was played. The
players changed tables after ev
cry hand, which added pleas
antly TO the sociabiiity of the
occasion. Three charming
prizes We're awarded, Mrs.
Chnlkley winning the first prize,
Mrs. Prescott the ''cut" and
Mrs. q. G. Cochran, the conso.
lation. y delicious salad course
was served Mt one o'clock. Those
present were; Mesdames. Al
sover, Alexander, Pierson
ChaIkiey, Taggurt, Scott, Pres
colt, Fox, Sewing, Bullitt, Say,
era, Kelly, Rhoads, Cochran
GRADER, Warner, Tinslcy, Miller
and Miss Ramsey.
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Theatrical.

MAIl NIrpI,
~ = y " : MN lhc pretty
800 az" so'eeh plhyrr WHO Is
L,i,.,,,,o,'.; 80 ny niHt George
W;,h'',iI'i' -" 'D =, on
=" H.. i''' t " !,,'On g '"i'i-
ms ~ NV y 'ii''Nu reotIr ior
nv ;,"ys co''l'''s"cihS lurs'
"1S - un"t''rI ~ l'oSr talent
r r;,,,, ~" ui'.rSSrS Who naYc
nr nia ~ Ill, H. ,'"''i i'p,, We roiR"
~, ~ ", ~ III 'sS ~ urraI " as
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III p ,r INN, ~, '''u "u'""I'
,S'.,, , "'''''N a""'R"'n'rS
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
Sunday School
w ork
BY Mrs. W. 5. Goss

To have II live church its
members must he earnestly at
work doing things worth while.
In no other branch Of the
church can work br done so
Well aud make the opportunity
for definite work by 40 great II
number as in The modern Sun
day school.
Up tn date Sunday school
work is thoroughly organized
and all the prominent denomi-
nations, - in number, work
hand III hand, with the inter
national officers; having the
same standards for each one,
as To organization, literature
aud training for service
Each denomination and some
other houses have published
many books on every phase OF
sunday school work so one can
learn easily and thoroughly.
Every attraction, Biblical in
formation and other helps have
been prepared and Sunday
schools every where are waking
To the possibilities Of more ELI
Gent worl; and wc in Wise
comfy must try To overcome
every difficulty that prevents
us from having the ideal school.
We all recognize how earn.
estlv the leaders in each de
nomination are urging their
people to launch out aud do
more in their schools. The in.
ternational are just as earnest
~ urging the work Of each
school. This touches us even
more directly, in way. than
the denominntional work, viz.
Our state is already organized;
ut Il meeting in the community
house at Norton the last week
of july We desire to organize
the county, following which
the county president VIII try to
organize each district and each
district president aud his work
ers viii keep in touch with
each school in their district;
both UNCONVENTIONAL and union
schools, 40 when tho SUNDAY
school census are called for IN.
formation can be- given ut once
from the district or county
president.
If every UNCONVENTIONAL Sun
day school IS trying TO build up
the work in your school aud the
state, county aud district work
ers, visit you and work with
the very same standards as
yonr denominations does, yon
Will soon recognize that two
boosters cnn do more work than
one
When yon look over the
county, see the hundreds Of
children, old aud young, count
the number of churches and
Sunday schools; meet tile strong
ministerial force; see tile work
being done by our missionary
and y. NJ q. y. workers; aud
recognize the amount of time
and energy many very busy
men and women Of orr county
are giving To this phase OF
Christinn work. We feel SIRE
we are ON the eve of n great
Sunday school boom.
What if we must remodel our
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
MANY ELECTED
MEMBERS UNIVER
SiTY FRATERNITY
r. Fate Irvine and Other
Prominent Southwest Viz
Ginians DESIGNATED.

an nrn,5,, ,., nt',,,.'; w 1In
Irni5ars;ty nT Tir';,,; ~ ''','
ni.r,ei ~ ua pI +; 1a -" w." .',, :
Itratnrnity nccnri,n' t - n .,' ''
nn,nca,ms,,, r,.can,i,h MI, :" I' a. A..
nr q n Eonil.a,,.y, , 'r'.;,, ~
nf ia xxx chn,,''r ,," a..
tnrn,ty ria phi An, k Eann +"
t[nv - Ana nC th,,,i''I,,s, 'ipip'i'
MA. Lnn,,rs ,r;ra e. ~, - 49,, -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23

Mrs. Proctor Brown, OF Big
Stone Gap, Va, will be leaving
this week for Chicago, whore
she will be II pupil of Joseph
Lhevinne, the celebrated Rus
san pianist. She will be ac-
..ompanied by her little sou.
Proctor, Jr., and will not return
before September ! to resume
her regular schedule of teach
ing. Mrs. Brown is state presi-
Dent of the Virginia Federation
Of Music Clubs. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. X Campbell, of Bristol, will
occupy Mrs. Browns home dur
ing her absence. Bristol Her
aid Courier.
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Carico- Snapp Marriage.

Miss Helen Carico, Of Big
h. Gap, Virginia, and Mr..
nllilhm q Snapp, of Glade
BoPFlng' Virginia, were quietly
~ tritd at the residence of Rev
nIeh Scherer IN Bristol yes
Mr. and Mrs. Snapp left last
' ',u!,, on II northern trip aud
'ni after II week return and go
IT, lazewe!l, Va, to make their
!i Holne, Mrs. Snapp formerly
lp 'eu mere and Ia u daughter of
by SeV. aud Mrs. NJ. z. Carico.
D"s'ol Herald Courier, Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23

One serious drawback to be-
ing n favorite son is the Ger.
tainty of going back into The
darkness of eclipse after the
campaign is over.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
ORDER or PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA In tie Clerks office Of
The Circuit Courtof Wise county the ieih
day june, 1920
NJ. $ Carpenter Plaintiff,
VS.
Hannah II Miller alias
Hannah II Carpenter Defendant
ArTACHMENT
I lie object Of this suit Is to recover OF
the defendant the sum Of Onr Hundred
aud twenty live tSl.5tN) Dollars, with
interest from the day of
~ aud to attach the estate of the said
defendant and subject the same to the
payment at plaintiff debt And attach
mcui having been returned executed ou
the estate uf tile defendant aud an ali
daYit Having been made and filed That
said defendant IS a NONRESIDENT of tho
stat ct Virginia, aud that her last known
post office address Is Poor Fork, Ky. IL
II ordered that the said defendant iian-
nah II Miller alia, Hannah II Cnrpen-
tel. appear here within ten days after due
publication nf this order aud do what is
necessary in protect her interests In this
caSe And IL IS further ordered that =
cory OF this order hc published nncu I,
week tot four Successive weeks la the Big
stone cap Post aud That copy of same
be posted at the front door Of tile Court
House OF Wise county, AS prescribed 10y
Law, and copy ut same Lee mailed the de-
irudaul At Poor Fork, ny,
\ copy lcstc.
Il X ROBERTS, Clerk
Iiy &. A. Johnson. u c.
w W " Dotson, p Il junib-2i-.7
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
De monstrati
Work

sSN THE value, Importance aud
1.nnnl for the home demon
,,,ntnn work IL SO great that
AL extension division "A I
Bllcksnurg has provided Il
r,nr,r oi rpeclnl instruction for
ans. who VIII engage "a lhis
Nork
tanre Of subjects designed Ia
s45r4nare workers. To do inns inn
s65rinnt work rtlicirnlly; that
sSt,,rl- So used may brtug salts
factory RESULTS. ~ hrirf out
Eue follows;
y How To know county.
i organization of IA county.
Meihoi Of carrying on home
demonstration work, in girls
rlubs, in women's clubs, sew
FsmE, cooking, canning, poultry,
I GARDEN, games, fairs, com,nu-
niy county and state co-opcra-
i've marketing, clean up cam
pagns, child welfare work,
4 trhool lunches, rest rooms,
corinunity ccntcrs, etc.
Tie relationship OF the home
demonstration agent To the va
Il tous organized bodies of the
I county, to the extension Office
aud 10 the federal government
o. an taken up with care.
Tie plans have been made
3sani the instruction Will be Civ
Zen hy those who have learned
q b. years Of experience what a
\ new agent needs
+ lhosp who attend need to
( provide only towels and per-
H smal articles. y doimitory Is
Y being fitted for use and meals
aNil br served in the college
4 dining hail, supper Will be-
B scryed June - and dinner July
ssl % close tile session. $1,000
& 10 paid in advance, or 'fl 80 per
& DAY for amy part OF the time if
Sslot paid III advance viii cover
l,ng costs For further mfor-
Sshiuon address Mrs. NJ. NJ.
slAyis, Blnckshurg, VA.
b Tie state Farmers Institute
SCu ne held at Blacl;sburg.
8 Augusta, 4, 8 and o. Thus has
/ always been Il great meeting
4 and lhusr WHO have NOT attend
s8td Ilun't know what they have
have missed. Blnckshnrg is
8tar agricultural headquarters,
our InapIratIonnl center. Every
sstarmer who wants TO keep ont
Rfithe ruts or get out shnnld 20
ST ilacksburg at least once cv-
Etry Year. 80 men out of Il hun
eScTei are inclined To 20 in the
sTteaten track, follow The line OF
IElgast Resistance. The lOOth
ShIan breaks away from ancient
gtusIums, tries something new
10 tun-nnd contributes Il new
EiIea. This means progress |
|sftm anxious that a goodIy num-
sltr from Wise shall go in Au-
EFhst The altitude and soil
tround the college station is
ksSrry like ours ana the result of
k9s Aperiulenth there Will apply To
lSainr conditions and every tax
should gain the benefit of
Eine work done at our expert
inent farm.
h One farmer has already plac
Sfti an order with the county
Epgent for n car lot of lime 10 be
s9lrlyered III September. This is
j{t move IN The right direction.
Ehhlppers are always rushed
WIN orders in the spring and
Etlle roads ARE likely To be bad
& therefore, every car load deiiv.
Erred IN August and Sep
IEsiymher is likely to come
I'll s#gleaper, more promptly and
i iss' the hauling is easier.
Ri mink this over aud plan for
EsonF best interest. The local
Gl'he plant is still problematicnI
EDon t wait for it hut do all you
HI ah 10 help get the plant. Pres
En- quotations is IS 90 for kiln
Efun
81 ". S. Goss, County Agent,
BIZ Wise, Virginia.
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Horton, rt Al
~ CHANCERY

|, y Johnson, ID. Clerk OF the said
court, do certify TINT thu bond required
lot the Special Commissioners by the be
free rendered ia said cause on the 2ith
LAY OF April 1920. has hccn duly given.
Given un'ior my hand As y Clerk Of the
said court this the itli day of lunc 1870.
JuiH.e3-ea &. A. JOHNSON, - &
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Saturday, July 10Th, 1920

between the hours of 10 q. IN. and 3 u. m
eastern Time and as near the hour OF
1890 a IN, A. possible
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
ORDER or PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA la the Clerks onice of
thr Circuit Court for Misc cnunty the
l'ih dty ot June 1890
Margaret Classify 'lmutin.
w y Ca)Sity Defendant
lN CHANGEl,Y
Tie obirct of this slit is To obtain a ,li.
yorrr Nnculo Mattnnoui upon the
HoWids at adultery, Summons having
hrcn twice issued aud returned not exc.
cutcd
AEi q apprir, from aiiilayi, on.hlc ia
said olllcc That the defendant " l..
Ipssity, Is nnt a resident ct tile stale Of
Virginia, it Is urirttd that lac appear here
Within ten lars after ,lnr pubhtaion III
this order ami 40 what is necessary To
protect his interest in ,his suit.
And il is further urdrtvl that 4 cnpy
hereof be published once d week fOr four
successive weeks ia the Big Stone CAP
fost and that Is copy be- POSTED al the
front door nI tho Cour; House Of this
county and that copy tie mailed to thr
defendant, vs.. t. Classify, at Haitian.
kentucky, his last known post office adj
dress. \ copy 'rcsio
y copy restc:
X Il. ROBERTS, Clerk.
w. II Bond p. q inn23-4i. 2s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
Terlns OF Sale.

one-thirl cash, balance in two equal
lnslallmenis payable IN SIX and twelve
months rom date, with interest, secured
10y notes and lay retention of title uutn
ull PAYMENT
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23

'lrchl t"llluiSNiuncrS.
y VIRGINIA In the Clerks Otcc OF
me Circuit Courtof the county OF Wise
u Il Dostic
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-23
NOTICE OF SALE


). \ Horton, q Al,
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed ,luo. w Chalkley aud VIM. 4.
Stnart, Special Commissioners, pursuant
10 decree entered ia the above styled
cause a, the April 1920, term Of the Wise
Circuit will on
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
SHE BUILT Up
HER HEALTH IN
FEW SHORT DAYS
Took the Druggist's Advice.
Bought Hypo-Cod.
Feels Fine.
SAYS IT'S WONDERFUL

"I was suffering from q general
breakdown and had lost more than
forty pounds in weight There didn't
seem to be any reason for my decline.
but I kept going downhill. j grew
so weak / could just drag around and
that was about all. Ny nerves were
so bad / would be startled at the
slightest noise and sleep was restless
nights. i had none of my oldtime
vivacity and energy. l guess 1 would
be feeling that way yet If / hadn't
read in the papers about Earle's Hypo-
Cod. The druggists were pushing
Hypo-Cod so hard bought bottle
and 1t is wonderful.
Hypo-Cod did me worlds OF good.
It brought back my appetite and 1
began eating great big hearty meals.
Then my nerves became strong again
and my sleep was restful and morn
ings I'd be refreshed and strong. That
tired feeling disappeared and to make
a long story short Hypo-Cod's tonic
tonic ! ever took and has been a
wonderful blessing to me-" declared
Miss Marie r. Reid, .s12 18th st; N, w.
Middle-aged people will find it Is
worth while to regain d the strengt9f IN
men and women have regained their
health with Hypo-Cod at practically
no cost, there is no sense in hesitating
about it, Especially at this season
of the year.
Each bottle bears the name of the
nationally known Earle Chem cal Co,
which is a guarantee of the hnest in
medicine The formula proves it is
ideal. Doctors, chemists, druggists
and thousands of users endorse it as
the most powerful and palatable re-
constructive tonic made. Read what
another Washington user says regard
ing it on the right. Then come down
to the nearest Peoples Drug Store
and ask about the special free offer
with two bottles.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
STOPPED COUGH
BUILT Him Up
Has Been Feeling In Good
Health Ever Since
Year Ago.
OFTEN PRAISES
EARLE'S HYPO-COD

NY fatker about year or more
ago was in a rundown condition. He
felt weak and Ill and had very little
appetite. He might be that way TO.
day IL he hadn't caught heavy cold
and began coughing badly. The
cough worried him SO he went down
to the drug store and bought q bottle
of Earle's HypoCod. And don't you
know-it not only cured his cough
and cold up in a remarkably short
time, but it built his strength up so
good he often tells how good he Is
feeling these days and praises Hypo-
Cod to the sky. He has had spien.
did appetite ever since and 1t seemed
to be just what his system needed, T"
declared Miss Madelin Connell. 23l6
Many a person bothered with a
cough or cold has gone to the drug
store for cough remedy and by
taking the clerks advice selected
Hypo-Cod. The result is SO perma-
nent and sure. You rid the system
of such troubles and by taking a
couple bottles build up the system
so strong il is almost impossible to
catch another cold. Besides 1t puts
the digestion, nerves, blood and whole
system in shape. You'll be delighted
with the way 1t builds you up In the
spring.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
Regulates the System to Change
In the Weather.
BUILDS UP THE
RUNDOWN SYSTEM

81 was all run down and feeling
about as rotten as man can feel
Sort of 'all-in' all the time. I'd be
restless at night and dream all sorts
of dreams. This took away my pep
and kept me dragging around half
sick. Then I caught the Flu and 1
sure thought j was goner.
Two doses OF Earle's Hypo-Cod
started me on the road to wellville
and say-the way that stuff does take
hold Of a man. My complexion began
to clear up and after the second bot.
friends remarked about 1t. I've taken
about FIVE or six bottles now and I'm
feeling tip-top," declared Ellsworth
Powell COO New Hampshire Ave. NV.
People in a nervous, rundown, de-
bilitated condition can easily put
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
PEOPLE WITH BRONCHIAL, CATARRHAL
OR ASTHMAT|C COUGHS AND PAINS IN
LUNGS AND CHEST RELIEVED THIS WAY

MY father took HypoCod for
bronchial trouble and neuritis over a
year ago; it did wonders for that
awful cough that he used to have so
bad night and morning. The pains
in his arms and shoulders were re-
lieved too. His appetite is fine. He
isn't nervous like he was and lots
stronger and looks much better than
he used to-" (Signcd) Miss Blanche
Kicks, 1899 nth st.
Bronchial and asthmatic coughs,
chest tightness, shortness OF breath
and kindred symptoms especially on
coming into warm room, theater,
or church or nights when lying flat
in bed may be relieved by a system.
attic Hypo-Cod treatment taken regu-
larly according to hundreds OF chronic
sufferers. Cigarette smokers with n
hacking cough are helped greatly, too.
II tends TO strengthen the lungs, en-.
rich the blood and build up tho dis
ease resisting vitality Come down
and get a bottle or two tonight. This
is splendid time of the year to tone
up the system.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL
and
BUSINESS GOSSIP

An enlarged real estate department
OF the Munsey Trust Company will be
established within the next two weeks
in the room on the nrst moor OF the
Mansey building next TO the banking
institution.
Plans are being completed to max
this department one of the largest c.
its kind in the city, speclslizing In
business property. and doing gem
ersl real estate, loan and insurance
business.
Heretofore the activities of the real
estate department OF the Munsey
Trust Company have been confined to
the properties OF Frank A. Munsey,
consisting of the Bond building and
the Munsey building.
T. C. willis will be in charge OF the
new department. The room TO be oc-
eupied by the real estate section is
25 by 80 feet. and has an entrance
both on IL street and in the main cor
ridor Of the Munsey building.