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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

tailed nj about 80 a ton. The ar
ference in price between II and
other coal has been sp great that
many largo Industrial plants na wel
ns private homes. have Installed
electric blower systems making a
forced draft which permits It's burn
ing.
I'm tho early years OF the anthra
cite coal industry an small sizes
were wasted at the collicrics and
washed into tho streams. Recently
the demand for small Hizcs of coo;
has stopped this practice. Some SIM
continues 90 como into the river
from culm banks, but even they are
now boing utilized at The mines.
Tho mountnin-liko culm banks
which are yet untouched. experts og-
timnto that five years after tho
cuim banks have been utilized ttc
last coal digger will have 20 be
scrnppcd.
Yot before that timo arrives Xxx
ports predict the industry may again
play It's part In relieving industrial
fuel famincs such as were expert
onccd during the last two years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
EIks Put on Lyccum Course.

special TO The World.
HENRYETTA, Nov. i2.--Henry.
etta Lodge No s2s, w. =. o. f.. has
contracted q series OF lyceum inter.
tainments. in addition to u9pirv
Don Ceaserde Bazan under the s,,.
OF George Bullock or fbo
New York Dramatic institute. tbis
production being billed for NDvCm-
Der 81 All proceeds go to the FIks'
Christmas box.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Moore to Preach Todnr.

The pulpit OF the Boston Avenue
NJ. E, Church. South. will he occu-
pied Sunday morning by Rev
Arthuf j. Moore OF San Antonio,
Texas, and In the evening by Rev,
Lovick Law, evangelist OF Silpam
Springs, Ark, both well known men
in the denomination and In atted-
anco at the East Oklahoma confer
cnoe OF the NJ. Il. church now IN
nrogreag here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
ALiOlD Bacone Donation;
Name Tribe School Head

Special - The world.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Iudian
Com missioner Burke today ap-
proved donation OF 100000 in
liberty bonds to Bacone Indian uni
verSity. Muskogee, from Jennotto
Richards Barnett Creek Indian.
H. {. Calhoun OF Commerce, Miaml
county, was today appointed super
visor OF schools tor the five civilized
tribes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

OF the s33 amendments to the hin
The most important was thai sdoss
ed by the senate and continue,
the taxes on the taxes on tho ~
aries of the president and federal
Judges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

ala not have a band at 7 o'clock
Friday evening. but two hours later
It did have a band. II acquired the
musical organization by taking into
membership Il band Of 81 pieces OF
ColllnSville.
=
POLICE COMMISSIONER j. NJ
ADKGSON is now directing the ac-
tivlica OF his department by tele-
phone instead OF personal contact.
Saturday his nome at 20i South
Wheeling was quarantined Tor
diphtherla, his little daughter and
young son both being afflicted with
this malady According to city
health authorities IL may be be sew
ornl days before the quarantine Is
| lifted.
LEROY FERGUSON was held 10
| the district court under $1,000
/ bond when he waived preliminary
| trial Saturday before Judge S. r.
/ Hallman on charge OF stealing
two horses from the TULSA Transfer
company Ferguson failed to make
/ the bond and was committed to jail
=
J. $. MECHLING, special repre-
sentative OF the oil Well Suppl,
company Mt Casper, Wyo., ia th'
guest OF his brother, c, 4. Mechllng
sos South Cincinnati Avenue.
=
MRS. GODFREY OF the American
Rod Cross will give a dc cuionstratioi
OF baby's bath at the meeting OF thu
homo nursing class. OF the Emerson
school at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Everybody Interested Is in
vited to be present.
=
BERT r. FARMER former as
sistant cashier Of the Union Nation
al bank is going to- Shrevcpor
whcrc he becomes vice president o
the Continental Bank n Trust Co
Ho came here from SLOAN Springs
Ark, where he was engaged IN III,
real estate and banking busines
for % years. lie Is now assistan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Arrrc on Amendments.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-IIouse
and senate conferees on the tax re-
vision bill, holding their first session
today agreed 90 approximately 100
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Los ANGELEs-Dame other Colns buet
holds the neither VIII admit
be
months
a O
md so may SO
anything
really he's
at me @ ho many nwes-a good many just before he m for abroad
know ana win long psuse-'Im whether am"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Millions
Use
"Gets-It"
For CornS
Stops Pain Instantly-Re-
moves Corns Completely

Everybody everywhere needs 20 know
what millions ~ folks have already
learned about "Gots-It," the guaranteed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

JANE M'INTYRE. since 1917 in
charge Of the oklahoma and Kan
sas field work for the oil & Gas
journal OF this city, has been named
editor and chief statistician of that
publication, succeeding the late
Frank Potter. who died recently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The Associated Mtf1ic Teachers
OF Tulsa will hold their regular
month meeting mt l2;30 y. m, We'd
nosday. according to an announce
ment by Mrs. r. Il. Clulow, presi-
dent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

chief usher at the Billy Sunday
meetings.
=
4 MEETING Of all pledgers and
contributors 60 the kercn Haycsod
has been called for today at the
B'nai Emunah syuagOgucs at 2
y. IN. The secretary will render a
full report OF keren IIayesod activ-
itlcs up to that date; also a number
OF other subjects, OF general inter-
est, will be taken up and discussed.
A large audience is expected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

painless corn and cailus remover ANY
corn no matter how deep rooted, departs
quickly when "Gets.tt' arrives. N0nuer-
fully simple. yet srnply wonderful, be-
cause an Hurphcss stops with the first
application Got rid " your corn and
wear shoes that f.t Big shoes simply
make oorns grow h,gguL Ycur money
back II "Gots-lt' falls Insist on the
genuine. Costs but triflc cvrrywhers.
Md, by E.--Lawronce q Co., Chicago
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

TULSA Canton No. II, !. o. o. T.,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-25
Total ). ). .s66.6Ss. es

List of claims allowed at THO
regular session of the Ohio County
Fiscal Court, for teams blowing and
etc., on roads year 1920.
East and West Hartford Precincts
No. 1 and 2.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

-Tollv o. starring Mabel Nor
mand. y half campitted.
Montaru love supporis Constance
nlnnes In The Case ~ Becky"
Miles Wclch ria,s opposite Elainc
HamHlefalein ln ltemorsciess Love.
Io.eph nowllnr. ~ Miracle Man"
fame. plays the part of the solicitor
10 tLktiic Lord Fantieray."
costpmcs FOR '.The Three Mu~kc-
iccfa cost fiep.ooe. The weekly
payroll q $4,000.
Iack Hold II thc "nnxic' for = the
atrlcal company IN The stage iloor"
l.ia Lee ANA Charles OFlc have prom
inent rolcs.
Jcacph Schildkrat whom broadway
rscruItrd from the Jewish stage. has
been signed O. thrce-ycar contract
BY Orlfilth.
Warburton Gamble. known on the
American stage pnd screen. has the
heavy role In twice Wed" an Op-
uonhelm story bcinG filmed ia the
ondon Paramonf stdios.
Ooorgc Fitrmaurice. director OF
Peter Ibhctson." always knows where
play--bcforc q mirror admiriug her
scn
Nadia osirovska took the name OF
Marion May for the staee. Vow that
she's started IN the movies In The
haptismal name 20 show her Russian
heritnge.
Pearl White. who Is IN Paris, says
''jaxkr n dead.
Doug Fairhanks pct ambition--io
climb 20 the top ~ Mount Everest.
Helen Jerome Eddy Is TO supper,
GeorEo Deban IN The Sign OF the
Rose"
Essclie Taylor exercises on tread
mill between scenes TO Keep down
her weight
The Archangoi- has been pur-
chased as feature for Gladys Wal
ton.
Colleen Moore. stil In her teens
ia starting ON her 18Th picture
"Siippy McGee."
Bits Of Life" Is tho title OF Mar
shall Ncilan-s next. -Four author,
collsborated on Il.
Tyrone Powers turnS producer n
film "A Summers Day story of th'
boatmen Of Richelicu River.
Charlie Chaplin made Edna pur
viancc's part In Vanity Fair" as i'm
portant a. that OF Jackie Coogan h
The Kid"
Y. Shlbaaaki. secretary OF th'
Movie club OF Toyko. writes that th'
Edgar comedies are very popular u
Japan.
sidney franklin, director. had ian
tunes played while he filmed conyic
extras dOing iock-stcp IN Courage.
Jack pickford VIII star IN -
Taiior-Mad Man" after be- nnishc
co-diFectinE Mary In Little Tor,
Fauntlcroy."
MndFc ~ ilamv plays oppositl
Doug Mclean in Passing Through
Marguerite SNOW. Victor Potel ans
secna owen are in the east 81 "iav
cndcr and old Lace"
Fairo Kinney who was ieadinl
, man for Carpenter In ihs Monde
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

our Mary. our little Mary, wants to
srOw NJ. She says sho's bound down
by the limitations OF childhood roles.
There is nothing finer than inter-
prcting child lfc,' declares hira.
Doug. But nll my life I've wanted
10 do something equally az good in "a
rfown-ur part.
wow thgt I'm producer 7 have
20 consider what ls good business. aud
Tor me u is good business 90 D. e. llfilc
giri in spite of tny ambitious
Il hope u viii be- different some
day. l want 10 contributu something
else TO the phoioplay. even II 4 could
do u only once successfully"
Mary. four feet eleven aud Weighing
30 pounds. has been doing child parts
Tor ~ years. Tho movie public has
:orie 10 know her and 10 thiuk Of h1r
In such roles and 20 love her
fiut Mary a. like All the rest of ss
restless creatures We aiwats want
more than we have. no mailer what
or how fHuch We have.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Thcdn Bufu salncd fame, favor
and wealth as n vampire Then ahc
essuycd the speaking stage ln an at
tempt 20 make people lorEcf her as r.
tump The attempt met with iudii-
fcrcnt success
somo day we may look 90 see
charlie Chaplin au iiamitl or
Charlie Ray uf "a villain. or
VIII EuEona az q matinee idol or
plHa letrutn aa huydrn. but
They viii hr remembered us the
chaructofs which first brought them
fame.
Gctting back to MARY she will
play both child and grOwn-up roles IN
"tlifio Lord Faurtleroy." she will
I Dc tho little iord and hts mother
I Dearest.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

weird motive nNpneuaHi ~ the
husia ~ forthcoming series Of COM
cIiiea a. Dee rr2cafod ~ Educational
They win fcaiurc Dr. j. Robert Pau.
iine. who played thr pau ~ an
and European stage.
Arthur n. Reeve. detective fiction
writer. will writc the fcsnuriaf. The
first two viii b. called Suuufing
SpookH' and "fixing l'akcrs."
floroihy Mackniil will De- leading
woman in the comedies Her place
in the 'Tofrhf- comedies viii be-
taken hy Betty Carpenter
The evening herald., 1921-06-19


Man" wiii have ungsldr scat 90
zee just how wonderful ho BE- against
Dempsey Sister Conaianco VII Dc
there. Too.
King BaEEot and Friizio brunetto
support Matlorie baw in rho but
ter0y Girl"
June's here wedding Bclls" starr
Ina Constance Taimldge. released,
iard-hoiiod eggs and potato soup
dishes.
Kathleen clifford. muncli comedy
prima donna returns 20 the screen
a. co-star with J - MrGuwan in
-Cold steel"
WaIiace Beory used io bs a dIrrr.
tor Weighed goo. Iumpsd 90 feet
into fire not Went through %.
Both LEGS broken
Nobody loves ht mau. sou saw
Fatty Afhuckle aHims to sea 10 ea-
cape the ladies In should Man
Marry"
Ciiadvf Walton and her brand now
husband. Frank Riddcll call their
bungalow in Holls wood Love Ncsi p"
George Melford Will produce "fhr
Shelk" after he completes "rhr Great
| fmuerfonatl0n" for Paramount
Mahlor Hamilton b. Gloria Swan
| suns lfHdluF man lu THE fhuia-
mite" nussrii simpson and LILLIAN
Leighton are boz the cust
Mot Guilty" Richard Dis ap-
pearcd In that film. but he pleaded
guilty 10 reckiesa driving and wns
fined $3.50 BY Judge ut Santa Mo-
lnica, Cal.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Motion plctares are making the
American face more mobile, more
plastic" says Henry Give. artist. ne
has painted portraits of Gloria
Sunnnon Bche Daniels. Wallace Reid.
Arrcf Ayfcs and othgrH.
~Irlim actors have developed faces
which register emotions as quickly
nE the suffacc of a placid lake re-
cords the passage % brccze," he
mys.
Its effect II seen in the faces Of
millions ~ movie fans. Gloria swan
SONS feminine admirers have ac-
uulrod all the facial manncrisms
which she shows on the screen. Wal
lace Reid'a manner Of iifting his eye
brons has set ali the young men Of
the country 90 lifting thcis eyebrows,
900.
For years observers. here and
abroad. have docla~ed that tho typl-
cal American face a. rather stern
and nct This was true-until the
movies came 10 be- such a power and
Influence Tho American is bccom-
INK az faclaliy expressive as the
Italian or frfnghmun."
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

You are reading this ad. Other
people win read yours. Phone
345.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

bears remarkable resemblance to
Eisle
Veterans ~ the studio are astound-
"a by tho child'a acting. This u her
first appearance before the movie
camera. yet she acts ike a veteran.
students " hereditary influence
might be Interested IN Neirs case.
None of her ancestors ever appeared
on fhe stage. but arr mother ran
away tuirc when r. child to JON Ring
unga circus and each time MAS fol-
IInWl4I hr slaf rnrcuts and tnken home.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Marion Davies has started work
On 'The Young Diana The Story
IL by Marie Corciii Forrest stanley
and prdfo Cordufa are in the cast
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Mari Mnci-arru has issued Hist u
'lruia .. fshr dculra that
She Was Killed Isl an auto nccident
She ~as horribly searred in the
Fame.
slle published a story of her love
'affairH
She - fuEared.
3hF H. married
ftlie rrrsed tina, iu jaii
Flfo nnF rfo~n lat.
Hln has rctlrod from the screen.
IHnff ~ she inalfar ia--ahf'h ula3 ing
t'uueen Ann of Austria FOR pour
Fnlgbanta in .'fhe Three Mueketcora" I"
tIhe isn'i rrov ine Fat fhe rides 10
work NJ m. on bicycle every
naofnlnE
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

An Asknnsas railroad conductor
<tFcd 10 New York He sought the
Iucaiionrl advantages o. a biz city
1f hts children.
/ Two months later his little daugh-
~. Nell Hoy Hnck. Wis playing in
tpfk companies m end neer View
fnrE
Today ~ fe she y making her
|Itu debut ~ the iutruiie MinNi In
|Horre fItEmAuFlcc's production of
1'TIef lbhrtson" Elsie Ferguson
'ess me Erewn AimaL LiItie Nell
l1E TnInsTY VIII BE ENvIors
or cIOIIAB hNAKE BITE.
F Originality r. shown hy Elinor Giyn
b her first phoioplay. '~rhe Great
lument" OIesla Swanson IL starred
siIlton snis b the leading man.
+ A rafrlesnakt bites Gloria. There
y one very Nali known cure for snake
bites. but a has been rather hard 10
|gbtaln since Mr.. Nolsiead's famous
HeRfure became effective. conae-
4Ile has Waned considerably.
! Anyway. fhr proper cure r. admin
etered 20 Gloria. Its effect n yer,
pronounced. An iEafe father places
I'ert little urehence IN the snhke-bite
Iiofy.
And ~ hf forces heroine and hero
- marry immediately. They have nc
+ luE. hairpln from Cloria's head i
twisted fII4o a circle and with this the
ceremony IN performed
The effect of the enake bite and
@fr cure Ncatf away. Al first Gloria
.iocaut know why the halrpln u upon
.ler finger Later she recalls the GER
ttmonN. twists the pin into lie original
|shnpn and replaces II IN her hair
a. the end she h repnited 10 hcI
NIufI,Rnd Nh- aEnin bends the pin
.nte > ring and places q on her FIN
|rrr
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

,os' 5a'h oIl'''' 8 TO be "'FT'd BY
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

June's here. "Wcddiur BollH" starr
ing Constance Taimadgc. Released
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Man" wiii have rinEsldc seat 90
zee Just how wonderful De- be- against
Dempsey Sister Constance WI Dc
there. too.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

King raEEot and fritziv bruucito
support MAJ lorie Daw in "rho But
terny Girl"
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Mahlor Hamilton b. Gloria swain
SUMS leadlng man iu "rhr fhuia-
mite" Russell simpson and Lillian
Leighton are iu the cusi
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Hard boiled eggs and potato soup
they are Harold Lioyda iavoritc
dishcH.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

George Melford viii produce ''rhD
Shelk" afier no completes "rhr Great
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Nobody loves flt man sou saw
Fatty Afhuckie sHima 10 sea 10 ea-
cape the ladies Ia should u Man
Nnrf-v q"
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Kathleen clifford muricli comedy
prima donna returns 20 the screen
a. co-star with ! - McGuwan in
cold Steel
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Giadvf Walton and her brand new
husband. frank Riddcn call their
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Waiiarr HecrY used to te a dlrrc.
tor Weighed goo Iumprd 90 feet
into fire not Went through b..
Both lcra broken
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Musio-Iatsst Hifa First-Highest Glass Photoplnya
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
VALUE OF COUNTY AGENTS TO u. S. FARMERS
RECORDED BY DEPART TAENT OF ACRICUL TURE

farm supplies and marketing of farm
products has resulted in the formula
ton of a national policy.
In the average rural county today
it is said, the county agent helps de-
termine what crops should be grown
he advises how to grow them effic
iently and how to market them profit
ably. The same is true, it is stated
in connection with his work in the
live stock industry.
The county agents first duty, the
department of agriculture points out
is to help the farmer help himself
The aid of extension experts from
state colleges of agriculture and the
United States department of agricul
ture is frequently sought now, it is
said, since the farmers, are insisting
on a high standard of qualifications
| in those from whom they expect tC
learn newer and better methods oi
! farming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, oNv. 5-Two days crowd
ed with festivities in honor OF Marshal
Ferdinand Foch began with the allied
chieftain's arrival here at s o'clock
this morning accompanied by General
Pershing, and their staffs.
A cavalry escort, a delegation from
the American Legion and military Of
ficers were awaiting him at the sta
ton.
The marshal and his party were TAX
en- in automobiles to Grant park,
where Governor Small, Mayor Thomp-
son and a party of state officials were
to give him an official welcome, while
the First field artillery, Illinois Ma
tional Guard greeted him with a sa-
lutte of 19 guns.
The official welcome over. it was
planned to take the party upon tour
of the southern part of the city, end
ing at the University of Chicago
where the marshal is to receive the
honorary degree of LID
Following the ceremony at the uni
versity the party was to return TO the
business section of the city for a short
parade escorted by National Guard
troops.
The feature of the afternoons pro
gram was the laying of wreath upon
the statue of Abraham Lincoln.
Form Lines to Statue
Two thousand legion men and 5,0ou
school children were to form lines to
| the statue through which Marshal
Foch would pass as he went to pay
! this tribute This evening the mar
shall will be guest of honor at recep'
tion given by Arthur Meeker, where a
| meeting of the French societies in chi
cago has been arranged.
The reception is to be followed by
! a dinner where General Charles c
! Dawes will act as master of ceremon
| les, and thence the guest of honor viii
/ go to a downtown theatre for short
| public address. Here also Lucien Mu
ratore, grand opera singer, will sing
| the "Marseillaise" for him.
Sunday the Knights of Columbus
! have charge of the marshals program
| A special mass at the Holy Name
cathedral will start the day and after
ward Marshal Foch will lead parade
planned to be one of the largest evel
brought together here.
At one o'clock 10000 Knights OF
Columbus and $4,000 members of the
Polish, Bohemian and French Catho
/ lie societies are to form in line with
Marshal Foch, Gen. w. T. O'Connor
representing the government, Supreme
Kight James A. Fiaherty and Mayor
| Thompson in automobiles leading
them.
Monster Parade.
! Proceeding this group will be {
motor cycle of police, the mounted
police, 1000 patrolmen, led by Chic
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
ALL CREEDS TO JOIN
TO PRAY FOR SUCCESS
OF ARMS CONFERENCE

Congressional singing led by Prof.
s. B. Carton, instrumental music pro
vided by ]. E. Maddy, musical director
of the high school, and choir singing
by the male choir of ST. Andrews s
church, will give the cooperative
touch to the community observation of
the Disarmament and Armistice day
program at the Coliseum, Sunday eve.
ming, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Catholics, Jews and Protestants will
combine in the program, the arrange
ment committee being composed OF
Rev Work, Sam Fred and Father w
]. Cronin. Will Keller, attorney, and
c. w. Jordan, banker, will address the
meeting. st. Andrews choir led by
Prof. Richter, will sing Gounod's
'Benedicte," after the first address
and Mrs. Lloyd Harter will sing later
The time for the meeting has been
set at 1880, the regular time for most
church services, in order that no one
might be inconvenienced Every
church in the city with only one or two
exceptions of churches which had
made other arrangements before this
municipal program was suggested, are
cooperating in the occasion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
DAYTON MAN KILLED,
GIRL SERIOUSLY HURT
IN CRASH At WEBSTER

Harry Van Pelt, of Dayton, sales
man for bread company in that city,
died Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock as the result of injuries re-
ceived when the automobile in which
he was riding was struck by west
bound C. & o. freight train at the
crossing south of Webster Saturday
morning about o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Meadows, of Will
liamsburg, a bookkeeper for the Home
Telephone company of Richmond, and
a passenger in the machine, was SER
iously injured.
The couple was brought to the Reid
Memorial hospital in this city on the
next passenger train.
The man suffered a badly fractured
skull, broken jaw and other injuries.
His companion suffered a broken arm
and compound fracture of her leg.
The steering wheel of the car was
bent over to the right side of the ma
chine and the whole car practically
was demolished.
The auto was coming toward Rich
mond and the driver failed to see the
train, which was concealed in a cut
and behind building which stands
at the corner of the crossing north
of the railroad.
Driving at a fair rate of speed, the
car ran out on the crossing just in
time to be hit squarely by the on
coming freight train. The auto was
struck just back of the front wheel
and was thrown ahead of the train
| for a couple of rods, while the driver
and passenger were thrown out,
alighting some distance farther on.
Coming to Richmond
| Mr.. Van Pelt was salesman for the
Krug Bread company of Dayton and
Miss Meadows has been employed for
| two years as a bookkeeper in the
! tolls department of the Richmond
Home Telephone company. She is the
daughter of Warren Meadows, car
penter, of Williamsburg. Mr.. Van
Pelt had been acquainted with the
Meadows family for several years, and
was their guest last night. He was
bringing Miss Meadows to the office
this morning when the accident oc-
Cured.
The only witness of the affair was
Mrs. Louis Demaree. who lives near
the crossing She had just stepped
outside her home when the crash oc-
CURED. Citizens of Webster state
that no whistle was blown, although
several say they heard the train CON-
ing Section hands were working
north of the crossing. 1t is said that
the foreman called their attention to
the automobile as 1t passed through
town. saying: That car is going to
be hit"