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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-09
STAGE IS ALL SET FOR BIG Hight
ALPHAPHAND
DAVIS HALL WIN
Capture Games In Third
Round of Basketball
Tourney

In the opening game Of the third
round OF h Women's Campus Bask-
etball league at the women's gym
nasium at the university last evening
the Alpha Phi quintet defeated the
Gamma Phi Beta team in q fast con-
test ~ score Of 8 to g.. In the sec
ond game of the round the Davis hall
g.riS tr1umphed over the Kappa Alpha
meta quintet by a score Of "a to 0.
The first game last evening was one
OF the warmest and best contests so
Tar staged In the tournament and pro-
duced some excellent basketball on
the part of the girls of both teams.
Lois Carr and Nell Lunding were the
premier performers on the Alpha Phi
quintet, while Mildred Irhig, Marie
Petron and Gladys Hagenson were
the star performers for the losers.
Dorothy Mcneil shot two baskets for
the winners and Marion Veitch shot
one and made two free throws for the
other four points. Marie Petron did
all. of the scoring for the Beta team
securing two field baskets and two
free throws.
In the second game the Davis hall
quintet found little opposition in the
Kappa Alpha Theta players and
romped to a "a to 0 win over the
sorority CUNTS. Christine Huber was
the principal score-getter for the
winners shooting five baskets from
the o and negotiating a pair of
free throws. Sybil Malm and Flor
ence Haulsebus halved second hon
ors by shooting a triplet of baskets
each from the floor. Joy Suter and
Evelyn Suter were the stellar per-
formers for the losers. The winning
team showed up exceptionally strong
In the game while the losers did not
play up to par. Helen Coleman re-
placed Josephine Griffith in the Sec
ond half.
7 The next game in the tournament
play will be staged Saturday after
noon when he South End quintet
will clash with one of last nights
winners. The two teams will draw to
see which meets the South End
team. The game will be called at
1880 at h women's gymnasium.
Following were the lineups:
Alpha Phi Gamma Phi Beta
Nell Lunding, c. Florence Petrault
Dorothy Mcneil r. c. Marie Petron
Lois Carr r.-f. Margaret Sorlie
Marion Veitch Il. f. Gladys Hagenson
Florence Sander r. g. Mildred Irhig
Margaret Schultz l. 6. Doris Pillsbury
Davis Hall Kappa Alpha Theta
Hanna Jacobson c. Margaret Ganslle
Christine Huber r. c. Helen Heitmon
Sybil Malm +. f.. Joy Suter
Florence Haulsebus. If. Flo Wight
Phyllis Evans r. {. Evelyne Suter
Alice Holt l. &. Josephine Griffith
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BANGS, HAMILTON & BANGS,
Attorneys for Mortgagec,
Grand Forks. N. d.
.'.i Nov. 1925; Dec. 2-9-1s-2S.)
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FoRECLos-
IRE SALE "A

Whereas. default has been made in
the terms and conditions of certain
mortgage made and executed by, Hurd
Paul. Mimi. mortgagor to John Birk-
holz. mortgage. which mortgage is
dated the Gath day Of August. 1917 and
which VI En- wasliiled for Or record seoda in N the and 0ff Ice
Grand Forks County, North Dakota on
the 3oth day Of August. A. D. 1917. at
2:20 o'clock P. M. and there recorded in
Book 131 Of Mortgages at Page 2l1.
Said default consists in the failure Of
said mortgagor to pay or cause to DO
paid the principal and interest due IN
the notes set forth in said mortgage,
failure to a the taxes falling. due on
said land as set forth in said mortgage
1t shall do.
And whereas, it is provided. in said
mortgage that If default shall be made
in the payment Of any part of. the prin-
cipal or interest then the mortgage
may declare the whole principal sun or
sums due and payable and said mort
gage be foreclosed at once.
And whereas the said MORTGAGE by
s elrtue OF the " OF sale thus given
has declared and does hereby declare the
whole principal due and payable.
NOW therefore. notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the power of sale con-
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises
gage viz:
rho south half $50 Section Twenty
(2o) and north half tNkJN Section %
81! in Township One Hundred Fifty
(15o). North, Range Fifty-two (52),
together with all. the .here6itaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
which said sale shall be made by tho
sheriff of said Grand Forks county at
the front door 81 1.-The court house in the
City of Grand Forks. in said county and
state on Saturday. the Gath day Of De-
cember, A: D. 1924 at two o'clock in the
afternoon of said day to satisfy the
amount which will then be due on said I
mortgage for principal and interest and
taxes paid and interest thereon, and
costs Of sale and statutory attorneys
fees.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale principal and interest
s243.76 and for taxes paid and interest
the sum of s518.2S making the total
sum due the date Of sale of $762.O4. be-
sides the costs Of foreclosure and statu-
tory attorneys fees.
Dated at Grand Forks, n: D.. this 18th
day of November. a. d. 1921. $500"
JOHN B1RKHOLZ.
~ Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Morteagee,. 7.'T'
Grand Forks, N. D. 5
(Nov. 1875: Dec. 2-9-16-2s.J
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30 WILING
Senior League.

The feature of the session was the
bowling of Brohman OF johnson team
who shot 6S3 for his three games, get
ting 2O8. 22S and 247. The latter is
high single game so far this season in
the Senior league. His total of 6S7
is also high thus far. He copied the.
weekly prize as a result.
On the first shift the Troy Laundry
kept the lead of the league by winning
three close games from Company
IN" the last game being won by 2
pins.
The Wilde alley team took all three
games from the. Trepanier Pharmacy
crew who failed to bowl up to their
usual form. This makes these :wo
teams tied for third place in league
standing with the Wilde team having
an edge of Sc in total pins for the
season. ,t
On the second shift the Johnson
team won all three games from
Arman's Sweet Shop, making 2,645 i'll
their set and passing Arman's team in
league standing.
The. Hotel Dacotah five won all
three games from the International
Harvester No. / team and kept in a
tie for first place in league standing.
All games we're close in this set. the
last one a. tie with 837 each. On the
roll off the hotel crew won.
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RET1RES WITH
BEST RECORD FOR
N. Y. POLICEMEN

New York, Dec. 9.-Twenty-fye
years g Richard Birmingham, Ford
ham graduate, cut short a post grad
uate course in surgery to become a
policeman. because he said, he'd
rather walk a beat than be the
world'd greatest surgeon He was on
the retired list today with one Of the
best records in New York police his
tory.
A student of criminology, Birming-
nam, who was made q sergeant Of de-
tectives, vas credited with having OBJ
tanned n confessions of many GRIM
tnals through kind treatment. He was
opposed to the third degree system
OF grfIling suspects.
He loved his job 30 well that he
FOUGHT, he eaid. against promotion.
for he didn't want to be taken OF the
beat. During his career he arrested
thai 800 murderer. including
Hans Schmidt, slayer OF Anna Muilef.
I've done my duty" he said today.
but III make frequent tours of TIE
old beat just for old times sake"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE EoRECLt

tt.L- a. ~ &b0 .o0AA0
Whereas def ult has been made in the
terms and conditions Of a certain mort
gage made an dexecuted by Hurd Farm
Company, a CORPORATION, of st: Paul,
m~ortgaEee, which mortgage is dated the
oath day OF August. 1917. and which
mortgage was filed for record on the
o oGsh Kay =. NJ II. A IN tSs of 4; D. Of 1 the r at sis9
Of deeds in and for Grand Forks County.
Nor. Dakota and there recorded in
Book 1871 of Mortgages at Page ga.
Said default consists in the failure Of
paid the PRINCIPAL and interest due on
the notes set forth, in sa.d mortgage
hereinbefore described and al,o in the
failure to nay the taxes FALLING due on
said Ian as set forth in said mortgage
it shall do.
And whereas 1t is provided in said
mortgage that II default shall be made
In the payment Of any. part Of the prin-
cipal or interest then the MORTGAGE
may declare the whole principal sum or
sums due and payable and said mort
gage be foreclosed at once.
And whereas the said mortgagee bv
virtue of the power of sale thus given
and because Of said default aforesaid.
has declared and does hereby declare
''s So w"V ther naforsDd not doe a is he paygv11 kivcn
hat by virtue OF the power Of sale con-
tanned therein. the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
- oN " u W Sdlu mort
gage. viz:
Northeast quarter tNEAj Section
Twenty teo): Township One Hundred
FIFTY N5o,. North, of Range Fi.ty-two
$50 West. together with all the
Entertainments and appurtenances there
unto belonging which said sale will be
made by the sheriff Of said Grand Forks
county at the. front door Of the court
house in the City Of Grand Forks in said
county and state, on Saturday, the oath
day Of December. A. d. 1921 at two
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day to
satisfy the amount which will then be
due on said mortgage for principal and
interest and taxes paid and interest
thereon and costs Of sale and statutory
attorneys fees. $3.50.
There will be due on said mortgage at
the date of sale as principal and in
terest the sum Of s76.1S and for take.
paid and interest $132.52. making The
total sum due the date of sale s2o8 ~
besides the costs Of FORECLOSURES and
statutory attorneys fees. 80
Dated at Grand Forks, n. D.. this 10th
day of November. A. d. 1921.
t JOHN BIRKHOLZ.
Mortgagee.
Attorneys Tor Mortgagee,
Grand Forks, n. d.
tNov. 1925; Dec. 2-s-1s-23D
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GOPHER ALUMNI
URGE DISMISSAL
OF "U'l COACHES

Minneapolis. Mimi. Dec. S.-Termi.
nation of the contracts of all athletic
coaches at the University of Minneso-
ia at the enc of the current yea is
recommended by the Minnesota Al
umni Association in a set OF resolu-
tons adopted by the board of direc-
tors Of hat organization. made public
tonight. and which will be published
in the Alumni Weekly tomorrow.
A change in the entire athletic sit
uation at the Gopher institution to in
clude a director to have charge of all
athletics. is recommended The alum
nj suggest that some contracts might
be renewed. but that. all be terminal
ed in order that the proposed new di-
rector would have a free hand in any
reorganization.
The alumni declare that their judg-
ment for changes is not based en-
urely upon the past two football sea
sons, but that they "do reveal de-
fects in the coaching system. which
fails to lay a foundation for good re-
suits in proper training fundament-
ais" 's
The renor will be presented tomor-
row to the University Athletic Board
of Control.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results
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LEGAL NOTICES.,
roTrcE or MORTGAGES F01ECL01.
URE SALE

whereas default has been made Ia, the
terms and conditions of q certain mort
gsse made = and eo= ]e5eeatsa 0y 81 Aa St. 2f Paui,
C4mpa"y m%,oStgagor, to John Birkholz.
n%1rtg which mortage is dated the
s4th day of August, 1917 and which
mortgage was filed FOR recora On ,e
o,ciocE =. NJ. in the office Of the register
~ Seeds in and for Grand Forks.C ounty'H
North Dakota and there recorded in
Book 1871 Of Mortgases al al tha fa Thnr ~
said mortgagor TO pay or cause to be
naid the principal and interest Que on
the notes set forth in said m%ortgase
hereinbefore described ana also In mo
said land as set forth in said mortgage
it shall do. sn cot;
mortgage that if d s11 par sha Of t hs m prino
cipal or. interest then the mortgagee
may declare the whole principal sum or
sums due and payable and the said;
mortgage be foreclosed at once; 49,.
virtue Of the power of sale thus given
and because Of said default, aforesaid.
has declared ana does hereby declare
the whole principal Que ana hd paysoi EVEN
that by virtue Of the power Of sale. con-
tanned therein, the said MORTGAGE VIII pc
foreclosed by a sale of the premises de-
scribed in ana conveyed NY saAo inoAe~
s" The northwest quarter (NWA) Of
Section. Twenty (2o) in Township One
Hundred Fifty (150). North. Of Range
Tifty-two, West. together with all the
hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging which said sale will be
made b ythe sheriff Of said Grand Forks
county at the front door of the court
house in the City Of Grand Forks in
said county and state, on Saturday, the
oath day Of December, A. D. 1921 at two
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day to
satisfy the amount which Will then be
due on said mortgage for principal and
interest and taxes paid n Interest
; thereon and costs of sale and statutory
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date Of sale as principal and in1
.vrest the sum of $7S.1S and for taxes
paid and interest thereon the sum OF
S15S.2S, making the total sum due Tho
date Of sale s234.46 besides the costs Of
fees.
day of November. A. D. 1921.
JOHN BIRKHOLZ,
.....- Mortgage.
BANGS, HAMILTON & BANGS,
Attorneys for Mortgagec,
Grand Forks. NJ. D..
U Nov. 18-25: Dec. 2-9-1s-2S.o
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TODAY's SPORTS

Racing-Meeting ,ot Jefferson Park
Fair Association, at New Orleans.
Meeting OF Cuba-American Jockey
Club. at Havana. Meeting Of Lower
%alifcrnia Jockey Club. at Tia Juana.
Athletics-Annual meeting Of ANA
teur Union Of anada, at Toronto. An
Cycling--Fifth day OF aix-day ace
In Madison Square Garden. New York.
DISQUALIFICATION meeting of Cam
adam Amateur Baseball Association.
at Toronto.
Golf-Closs Of annual Carolina tour
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SPORT BRIEFS

Denver-Harry Wills of New Or.
leans, negro heavyweight. won a de-
cision over big Bill" Tate, of Chicago
in a 12-round bout.
New York-Jake Schaefer. worlds
champion 1872 balk line %billiardist
won the 5000 point match with Roger
Cont. French player, the last two
blocks Of which were played yester-
day.
Pasadena. Cal.-Acceptance of the
invitation to meet Washington and
Jefferson college in a football game
here. January 2, was received from
the University Of California.
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NOTICE

sIaIce - hereby given that the part
v ~ names are subscribed hereto.
Nasaeer me hrm name and style OF. 8. a.
ness = Company. engaged in the bust.
stering at c07 South Fourth ,s I,noit
Franc FORKS. North Dakota, was, on M.
h bS.h cay Of November, 1921 dissolved
said n partnsrs consent; The business Of
s.E Rinan, who will collect and "a
cs,v1 an mo9tes n property due er
sssnle said firm. and pay md ale.
he same ~ ne debts debt n n.astt!tties Of
H oyeI 8 Grsnd Forks tits nth day Of
OLIVER NESS
tHoy3 ~ fas IMAM
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GRAFTON TEAM
IS ORGANIZED
Thirty-four Candidates Re
spond To First
Call

Grafton, N. D., Dec. S.-On account
Of the long duration Of the football
season this fall, the opening Of the
Grafton high basketball season has
been delayed. .~Thirty-four candida tes
have responded to the first call, and
the initial practice will be held Fri
day evening. -Four rnen of last years
squad will be missing from the line
up this season. They are: Herbie
Nelson. center: Tommie Tharalson.
forward; Almer Nelson, guard: Bill
DePuy, guard.
Grid Star Is Captain.
Mike Geston will captain the team
this year and hold down one of the
district forward last year, and has
beer named on every all-state high
school football team chosen this sea-
son. including Coacn Cuttings choice.
Roy Zerb, another athlete whose work
in football has attracted attention,
will make a strong bid for the other
regular forward position. He is a
dangerous shot from any angle, shifty
on his feet and a lard man to guard.
Popowski, who played second string
center last season in basketball. and
who also has achieved notoriety on
the gridiron, looks like the best bet
for the pivot position. He is a rangy,
powerful p aver. a. hard worker, and
showed last rear a determination to
ring up the counters that should make
him a. valuable man on the squad,
Stewart, last years captain, who was
kept out OF the game last season on
account of ill-health. is again in first
class condition and should land a po-
SStinr Or - -r,1 .,.-s M L:I..-
to diagnose and break up plays is as
strong in basketball as in football.
Carruthers, who held down the regu-
lar right guard position last year, is
out again to make the team. and
with his experience of the past two
seasons should land a berth.
Plenty of Material.
Other men who showed UP we'll on
of whom will undoubtedly land places
in the first before the season
Is over. re: F. Mach. j. Mach. Gar
vey. Murphy. Upham, Ca lahan. AL
tendorf, Guertin. TaIlackson. Faille,
Carpenter, Thompson, DeSautel, Gill
more, Horness, salter, Torkelson,
Johnson, Amman. CDuntryman.
Garvey. who played a regular for
ward on the 1920 squad, was kept out
VI LIE SAIle lASL SeaSOD on account OF
eligibility troubles. is working hard
l semester to get on the list of eli
Glib es. If he succeeds. his basket
shooting ability will add materially to
the offensive strength of the team.
Newgard. who has been counted on
to make the squad this year, is still
limping as the result Of injuries re-
ceived in the Devils Lake football
game, may be able to make the squad
in time for some Of the big games.
In weight, the team will be cons'd-
cradle heavier than the team which
represented Grafton in 192O-ls21.
The schedule as completed up to
date Is Is follows:
Dec. 27-Alumni. here.
Dec. 30-St. Thomas, here.
Jar. Open date.
Jan: 13-University II. s, here.
Jan. 20-Open date.
. Jan. 25-Egeland. here.
Feb. Grand Forks, here.
Feb. s-Michigan City, there.
e 10-Park River, there.
Foh 17-Eappnt hare .es5fs qrs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, y

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter OF the estate OF Arne n
M Berg, deceased: ~ =
Notice is hereby given by A. s. Ellinx-
O. Berg. deceased. to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims aRainsi
said deceased. to present them. with The
necessary vouchers, to the said a. s.,
within six months after thevfirst nmh-
lication OF this notice. 800
Dated November GA. D. 1891.
A. s.. ELLINGTON.
AZ Executor Of the Estate ~
Arne O.. Berg, Deceased.
O'CONNOR5& PETERSON,
Attorneys Tor Executor,
Grand Forks. NJ. q. 81
= (NoY. e5;9 Dec. 2,o.i6.3 85S
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA :

County OF Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate OF Christj,,
Running. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by Minnie
Running. administratrix Of the estate Of
creditors Of. and ALI persons havine
claims against said deceased, to presenf
them. with the necessary vouchers. to
the said Minnie Running. administra-
months after the first publication OF
this notice.
Dated November 18th. A., d. 1921.
MINNIE RUNNING.
Administrative Of the Estate
Ct Christian Running, De.
ceased.
First publication Nov. IS, 1921.
NOV. 1925; Dec. 2-s.)
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Immediately to the Y. NJ. c. A. for
some light workouts.
my men were never in better
shape" Hurley commented. "If the
st. Paul men can stand the gait. the
fans Of Grand Forks are due for a
real thriller, for it will take some
fast men to stop Leroy or Baily. Le-
roy is known to the fans here as an
aggressive and speedy fighter. He
has been able to get more power in
his punch of late, and as his timing
is perfect. it would not surprise me
to see him slip a. Knockout to Bower.
Bailey is new to Grand Forks
fans" he continued. But I'm tell
ing you he is one Of the best fighters
ever produced in the northwest. He
has the speed and agility Of a panther,
and has one Of the hardest punches
I ever saw for a man his size. Baily
has been fighting all fall and is in
the pink of condition."
A good curtain raiser is also ex-
pected Of Iago, the local boy, and
Pillar of St. Paul.
Good Seat Sale.
The seat sale has been remarkably
good, according to Promoter AL Pur-
cell. a large number of fans from
out of town have already made reser-
vations- About 100 Fargo fans are
expected to arrive from Fargo. Devils
Lake nj Crookston will also send
delegations as we'll as many Of the
smaller towns. At the rate tickets
are selling there will be few empty
seats in the auditorium this evening.
Purcell said.
The stage and the seating is now
completely arranged for the affair,
and the Grand Forks city band has
been secured to serenade the fighters
and enliven the gathering with '.jaz'
between fights. Dutch" Lawrence
will referee the two preliminaries,
and Tommy Gibbons will be third
man in the ring for the main so. Joe
Rabinovich's sonorous voice will do
the announcing and Bill Saul will pre-
side at the gong.
Fans Of the city are agreed that
this win be one Of the best cards ever
presented to local fans
NoG7orI 10 1-Po1~h DS-41l; 4l;rJ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-09

Oakland, Cal.-Ralph Pinelli, third
baseman. Oakland. Pacific coast
league club, goes to the Cincinnati
Nationals for Horace Eller and Her
bert Branton. pitchers and a cash con-
sideration.
San Diego-Notre Dame and Centre
college were matched for a football
game here December rs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-09

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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BANGS. HAMILTON & BANGS. se
Attorneys Tor Mortgage,
Grand Forks, n. D..
CNov. 1925; Dec. 2-s-16-2sl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-23

Other communities viii be interest.
ed in the fight that is being waged in
Rutland to get lower electric light
and power rates, or at least to stop
constant raising of prices The diff.
Guilty in contest OF this kind Is to
get " fair valuation Of the nroierts.
The trick In the trade is ovcr.yalqa.
ton and over-capitalization. SOME.
times the companies change hands
and are reorganized at valuation
from two to twenty times what the
property cost. Sometimes the com.
panies sell bonds or other securities
apd work. uplth9, face yaliiati1n Ia a
point not warranted by ne actual
cost ioi(ey6h lily the cost Of replace
ment Then of course, the psTY Of
electricity and gas are asked to pay
rates that will permit dfyidonds On a
capitalization tremendously in EXCESS
ofthe actual value Of the property Ii
is no uncommon thing for public
service corporation to put the yalua-
tion of its plant thirty to fifty times
higher for security selling and dlyi-
dend earning than il does for pur.
poses of taxation. How would it
work to ask all public service corpora.
tons to pay taxes ON one-eishth or
one sixteenth OF what they seek To
pay interest and dividends on?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-23


After aolding ayilIase meeting in
the high sehool hall We hate toStluiilS
Of going back, tosl.i.Rrayy hall U" hold
the annual meeting Wren there are a
lot OF issues which the voters would
like to. consider but 'canftMith any
degree Of comfort, II wouldn't seem
right to multilate the we'll kept walls
of Cle schoolhouse hall by putting up
voting booths there but there is moth
ing to prevent the business part Of
the annual meeting from being adj
lourned to high school hall in tho
evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-23

Newspapers and others are incor.
rect in talking about disarmament
conference No nation, the least Of
all the United States, is in position
to even think seriously Of disarma
ment. All that can be hoped for yet
is material reduction 9f armament
and a decided easing of the financial
burden. Nations cannot do without
armies and nayies until towns can. do
without policemen and propert5 .o@n
ers without locks on their. doors. K, K,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-23
Insurance is a short cut

to'duick relief, when valuable life is
destroyed New diseases are an
nounccd every night and new disast
.ers every morning, but insurance. re
ms.ss inc same security, .s!yipg The
saiiie vital service. National Life ms
'tAatual,9 sIssnls SssKinsley
General Agent, Mead Building, nut.
land ny acknowledgment