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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10
Annual Meetings
rSc~. EHANkLlN NATIONAL BANK
chestnut street. west OF Broad


Phladelphla. December II 1890. -.
Ths Annual Meetins Of the shareholders o:
4i. bank viii be held q ths oJ IankiaG HopSe ,s
ASurs Of y o'clock noon and & n n. for for
sHsuinG year: and TO tako action upon. \
proposed amendment to the Articles OF A.:
sdciation by substituting for the ssconi
ssntenee CT Article VI wricn now reads es
1.-THE directors shall have power 20 elect
v4ee president, who shalt also be- Uemoer
Of the Board Of Directors. and VINO shall be
AUTHORISED. In the absence or tnaoility OF ths
president from any cause. to perform a!
acts and duties pertaining 70 the office ot
president, except such as the president only
u authorized by law 10 perform. ana 20
ehct or appoint cashier. and s,ich othsr
odicers and clerks as may be required 70
transact tho business Of the association: 10
~ the salaries TO be paId TO- them. and con
tinue them In office. or TO dismiss W1em az
n he opinion of u majority OF the BOARD:
the interests CT the association msy demand
II the following:
!t'Ths director, shall have rowe. e si.e.
ens or more VICE presidents who shall nave
sash powers and perform such sets 3, snd M,
laE, and to elect or appoint cSsfrter and
apired 20 transact the business of the as.
edkiation; to fix the salaries TO be pa!d 70
thsm, and continue them in Office, or to
dismiss them as. in the opinion Of Q ma
1ority OF the board. the interests OF the as
j. WILLIAM IARpT.
Cashier.
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MAN HURT AS MOTHER DIES
Woman Fatally Seized at Same Time
Tree Falls on Son
Bloomsbury, Pa. Jan. 10. --

bloomsbury, Pa. Jan. 10. = Cecil
Ertwine left his home at Broadway
yesterday to work in the woods,
kissing his mother goodby as he left.
Fifteen minutes later his mother, Mrs.
William Ertwine, was stricken with
apoplexy and died. Apparently at
struck her son and he was probably
fatally injured, one leg being broken
in three places.
He had not learned of his mother S
death when he was carried home. nor
had his mother heard Of the accident
to her son before her death.
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l-egs THE EQUITABLE ILLUMINATING
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF
pHIIADEIrUIA

I'M aUtIphla, Tn,, Jun. y WI.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of The Equitable Illuminating Gas IaGht
The company's once. 4. W. Corner Of BrosG
and Arch sts.. Phiadelphla. Monday. Janu,
sry a4. 1921. ut !? o'clock noon. when an
serve for the ensuing year and such other
business transacted as may be brought before
the meeting
The stock transfer books will bc closed
from 3 .. m, Thursday. January 10, 1927,
until 10 u. m. Tuesday. January 25. 1921
+. II. MACNfORRTS secretary.
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Dividends
COLUMBIA GRAPnoPH0NE FACTORIES
CORPORATION OF MARYLAND

Tho Board Of Directors OF the above.
named Company. at meeting held January
/, 1921. declared a quarterly dividend OF Two
DOLLARS CS2. .0O) IN cash on each share oi
The Gutstandlng Preferred Stock of the Com.
pany. payable February 1. 1921. to stock.
holders of record at the close OF business or
January 90 1921 The Transfer Books Will
not be closed.
=. ". WODDROr. Treasurer.
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PARTNERSHIPS
: HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOVICE - HEHEBf HEHEBf HIVEN TILT THE
roland g. Weiss has expired and said part.
nership been dissolved on December 81.
1920. certificate 70 that effect having
hrHn fled and recorded according to law
PETRY, TOLAND q WEISS.
Frederick J. Petry
y. II. Rush TOland General Partners
Samue! Weiss
Howard Longstreth. Special Partner
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PROPOSALS


Oricc Of the Depot Quartermastcr. [. 5. A.,
2lst st. and Oregon ave, Ph!la., Pa.
Sealed proposals. will be received here unit.
buildings at Headquarters Motor Trans.
port Corps. 25th and Wharton sts. Informa.
don upon request.
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Funeral Of William II. Clark

The funeral of William II. Clark
president of the Quaker City Nationa
Bank, who died at his home. 42lG Wal.
nut street, early Saturday morning. wiz
be held this afternoon at his late resi-.
dcncc. Interment will be private.
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'NH RAIIMAY InMPANY

PREFERKEU D1VlDENE No. u
The Board OF Directors has declared O
slvidend Of one and One-half I1Y) per cent
On the Preferred Stock Of the Company fol
the quarter ended December 81. 1920 pay.
able February 2S. 1921. TO Stockholders OF
- II. c. MOORE. Secretary.
Pittsburgh. January :. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10

Moore, the newly
appointed district
deputy commander
for this city.
II cp II I y Com
mandrr Moore an .
nOunced yesterday
that he will call q
meeting Of the post
representatives in
{ h T. northeastern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10
.NEWLEG|0N0FF|CER
TO DEVELOP POSTS
Moore Calls Meeting to Stir Vet
Grams in Northeastern
Section Of City
QUITS CHAIRMAN RACE

An aggressive policy for the develop
ment of the American Legion in Phila-
dclphia will be promoted by Thomas
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t~i OFFICE OF THE GLEN MILLS

trhe Annual Meeting OF the ContributorH to
The Glen NILS SCHOOLS viii be held on Wed
4 Clock p. m m. at the Sffice 6r the Gsft
Mills Schools. No. EOS Bailey Building. l?ls
Chestnut street. The Annl al Report Of the
Board OF Managers will hs submitted, and
ap Election will bc held for Officers for the
cisuing year and ceven Managers TO serve
for three years
Edmund g. HAHfERSLY. Secretary.
tPhilaSelphia January 4 1921
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY

New York. December 70 1920.
The Board OF Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
half per cent uhTc) on the preferred capital
stock Of this Company. payable January I5,
1921, TO preferred stockholders OF record az
the close Of business January 7. 1921.
OWEN SHEPHERD. Trea asurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10
THE REAL ESTATE TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA

January Z, 1871.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held At It's Building.
southeaet Corner Broad and Chestnut
stEeets. on Tuesday, January II. 1921. at II
election for successors to those Directors
whose terms then expire: and such other
business will be considered and acted on as
may be brought before the meeting.
WILLIAM r. PTTTLLER. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10

Wayne. Pa. Jan. ., 1921
THE WAYNE TITLE a. TRUST co.
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
cIared a semiannual dividend OF three DER
cent. payable January 10. to stockholders "
record January 10.
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rSS PENN ASYLUM FOR INDECENT
- MIDOMS AND SINGLE MNMEN

East Susquehanna Ave and Belgrade St,
Philadelphia
The Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers, Board OF Council and Subscribers viii
be held at the Institution. Thur sday, Jan. 10
at 8 q. m. Election Of officers at this
SI-SII, A rOI-HIJL,p Cs,-.,-,.
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FINANCIAL
DEL.AwARE COUNTY ELECTRIC COM.
HONDS. DJrE AIIGIiST iaf iogp
FINANCIAL

uVNDS, DUE AUGUST list. 1888
N Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Article
Inird, Section o.. OF the mortgage TO The
sScs Company "St tno% So PRiiaSeIpSis Hf S" TrSst
cenpany). dated August I'd, 1909. that the
unpersisned Company as trustee VIII re-
Phi the 31st OF January. 1921. for the sale 70
l1lof bonds as described above. Mt "A price
n9l exceeding 1867 and accrued interest
s4uicient to exhaust the sum OF t1o,ill ~.
pffrerence TO be given hy the Trustee 20
Ponds offered at the lowest price The Trus,
te1 reserves the right TO reject any or All
tepders. Interest on bonds SO purchased Will
cetse on February I. 1921 -
.,Proposals should be directed as fol!ows'
'Rroposals for the sale OF go bonds ot the
lpeleware County Electric Company. Fhia.
eelphia Trust Company, Trustee, Broad
irtreet Office Broad and Chestnut streets
~. L. corner, Philadelphia,
PHfLADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY.
BY JOHN c. WALLACE. Tf9siSai TREASURER.
lphiiadelphia January o. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10

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Use the Right Word in the
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Write Tactful, Forceful Let
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Win Promotion and More
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Most of your thinking is
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10

NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY
Dkn.A.InkI.

.The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Northern Trust Company Will b, he
on Wednesday. January l2. 1921. nt I2
S'rlock noon, at the Ut!iCe OF the COMPANY,
sixth and Spring Garden Stre"ts Phiiadrl.
pnia, at which TIM .n elect n viii be held
for three Directors to serve Tor a term Of
'''' W. L. HARTER. Sec-etn.y
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NATIONAL BANK OF
GERM NTnWN PHI AnTJ PHI 4

EermantOWn, DeCember IT. IUIO.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
for the election Of Board OF Directors for
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House. Germantown avenue and School lane,
on Tueaday, January IL. 1921. between the
hours OF 10 n. m. and . p. m.
EsNnS
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s5PTHE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
s% ISSIRASCES on LIVES AND


The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders o.
this Company will take place at It's ONCE
EiT Chestnut Street. on Monday. january II,
1891, at ~ n. at which time an election
will bo held for thirteen directors to serve
Tor the ensuing year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-10
aasss THE ANNCAL MEETING OF TIE

n.y. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
S-F Stockholders Of III" kcnslngt0n Trust
Company vii, 10 he'd at I've Office oc the
comDany n y sSi k2JsnS,3T sAtIeShnS%Ty
between I2 O'Clock noon and r.. VI. Tor Tie
election OF 10 Directors and the transaction
OF such other business as may come LCto-e
the meeting.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
H AN S FOR D

Miss Rissie Mckinney has gone
to Richmond to attend school.
We congratulate her on this
course and hope many of the
other young teachers will take
the same course.-Dewey Graves
Is seriously i'll with measles. -
Mrs. e. Bullock aud daughter,
Kate have returned home after
a weeks stay with the family of
F. F. Bullock. Of Bromo.-Miss
Eta Mckinney spent Thursday
night with Missile Mckinney
R. II. Mckinney Is attending
court this week as q petit jury.
man. ID. G. Bullock was in Mt.
Vernon Monday on business. -
Locie Doan, the small daughter
Of Leroy Doan. of NJ. Vernon,
who is staying with her grand.
mother, Mrs. J. v. Bullock, has
measles. M. G Kirby WAS in
Mt. Vernon Monday.-Swannie
Bullock will move in a few days
to the property of Irwin Bullock.
There was q slight mistake
about the Kirby farm, Henry
,Mins purchased the farm, price
$3.50. Co., Miss Iva Kincer and
Mrs. Sidney Cromer spent Wed
neseay with Mrs. J. c. Graves. -
There continues so much bad
weather that the farmers of this
section has not made much prep.
aration for crops j J. Bullock
was the guest Of j. l.. Bullock
last Wednesday. - There was
prayer service at Blue Springs
Sunday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
BrOdhead

Rev. l.. N. Bowling was mum,
Tered with the sick last week.
Miss Eliza Langford visited al
the home OF K. J. Mckinney Tues.
day and Wednesday. - Homer
Wilson was very sick last week,
put very much improved.-The
Brodhead Dramatic Clue will
stage The Red Rosette," in the
interest of the Baptist Church q,
the High School building Satur
day night. Feb. IL. This Is q
splendid play, interesting from
start to finish. A rare treat
Kit Kidwell has moved to the
farm vacated by W. H. Anderson.
Rev. j. w. Terrill preached at
the Baptist church to a good
crowd Saturday evening, Su nday
morning aud event ny.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
JOHNEY CLONTZ.

cording to the kind and price you
order.
If the glasses are not satisfac-
tory and you do not wish to
keep them just return them and
we will credit you with amount
and you will be out uothing ex.
cepta little postage. For those who
nice lcasosh with order we will
send a nice folding spectacle case
free"
S1.so glasses have aluminium
frames.
$3.50 glasses are in small
gold filled frames.
IS 30 glasses are in medium
large gold filled frames.
$500 glasses are In extra large
gold filled or shell frames.
Address Nashville Spectacle
House, So Arcade, Nashville.
Tenn. I5-st
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
TO THE VOTERS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY

Clerk subject the action of the Republican Primary be held
August This being the first time have offered myself
candidate for a county office. S
have always stood faithfully for the Of
ancestors did before who have been this good Old
Country for than century and further there has
been one of my relatives either side that mother
fathers people, that have held Office in this county
Ladies and Gentlemen don't know would ask Of a
to ask neehbors and friends what kind of
think am known all the county, least by people
have been trying I've christian life for the last Eve yss
of life and will endeavor do the remainder my days.
hope will make investigation of and you think
the kind Of for the office now seek will appreciate anything
you may do for And furthermore e say nom
mated and elected this office will endeavor conduct myself
and the Office way will cause you to reere of
having given your support wish you advance
any favOrs you may extend to
Very truly yours
WA CROMER
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

The directors Of the comp paw
store Of this place have mp Dyed
Jacob El;er If Brodhead, as
manager of the store and he took
charge Monday We think they
have made q 81 : selection a. he
comes well recommended Miss
Grace Large visited her sister,
Mrs. R. L. Warren at London
Saturday and Sunday. Hobart
Griffin, Of London, was here Sat-
urday representing a soft drink
manufacture.-Mrs B. II. Griffin
and son. b. H.. of Frankfort, are
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Rice, here and Mrs.
@. 8. Griffin at Mt. Vernon.
F. Dsss, the telephone man, was
10 Brodhead Sunda Am Payne
of Brodhsad, was here Saturday
making telephone repairs. Cir
cult Court began at Mt. Vernon
Monday. D. K. Argenbright
went from here IS a juror
Charley Mounts, If Covington,
was here Sunday Mrs. John
Cockreh is visitlni; relatives in
Paris this week.--Mack Martin
was in Peris. hatWees- Trains Sat-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
NASHVILLE
SPECTACLE HOUSE
Makes Remarkable
Offer
Five Days
Trial Free

Everyone who wears glasses or
needs glasses TO relieve eyestrain
or headache will be glad to know
that The Nashville Spectacle
House So Arcade Nashville, Tenn.
will send a pair of True Seeing"
glasses, large or medium size in
gold filled frames or handsom and
stylish dark or light "shell"
frames to any responsible person
who writes them stating age, and
how long they have been wearing
glasses. 1--WE have glasses from
SI.so to $500 and after using the
glasses for five days you can
send US the amount of the glasses
$3.50 or $a.oo $500 or SIS. 90 &C.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY

take Of announcing myself candidate for Jae
Of Rkcase County subject the the people Prm
ary Election. August eth. 1921.
have always been Republican and supported all nominees
every election. and will do the same this time
elected promise perform the duties my office of
ability and will permit nothing stand my officer
in enforcing the law.
Expecting all the Rockcasle County between
now and the August Primary and soliciting your support am
ss'aAs -seTf '+@Sg Yours respectfully,
JOHN c. HOWARD
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

Charlie Hendrickson Is hom,
from Pineville for a short visi
with his mother, Mrs X ]. Nc
Kinney.-Mrs. o. F. WalIen and
daughters Misses Bernice ant
Ardith, were guests at the home
Of j. 4 Wallen from Friday unit
Sunday Mrs Daisy Hunt Of
Grab Orchard, was a week end
visitor here last week and repre-
senting velvetina toilet prepare
tions Miss Clyde Watson and
nephew, Austin Sparks Durham
we're down from Mt. Vernon from
Friday until Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Anderson left Mon.
day for their new home in Har.
lau.-Miss Ella Belle Newland
who is teaching in Crab Orchard
was with homefolks Satu friday acd
Sund'y. Mr.. John Sigmon was
taken suddenly sick Sunday and
WAS in q very critical condition
for some hours He is getting
along very nicely now Roy
Owens, who has a position ia Cor
bin. was with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Overs last week.
We are glad to report Mrs. R.
II. Hamm able to be out sfter be
ing SO very sick last week. Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Hiatt were in
Berea Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Willis Russell and little
daughter. Mondell. are with rela.
tives In Pine Hill this week. I'm
Gle Fullen Francisco, Leroy AL.
bright, w. D. Yadon and others
were in Mt. Vernon Tuesday at.
tending Little Miss Vir.
ginia Inez Robins spent the week
In Mt Vernon with her cousins,
Master Bill and Miss Sallye Nc
Kenzie. w. P. Rigsby sold a
nice horse tc ]. H. Kegley price
unknown.-On next Wednesday
evening we will have with ms J,
II. Sears. the great humorist, lee
turer and reader, who will put on
the second program of the lyceum
course and we feel sure a very
interesting program for he is
heralded as one of the greatest
humorists and character artists
in America. Edgar Dunn New.
land was at home first OF the
week from Orlando Mrs. VIM.
Remmers and little son Frederick
have returned after several weeks
at Kenosha Wisconsin where Mrs.
Remmers prepared and staged
home talent play at that place.
Miss Efie Reynolds was with
her parents at Pine Hill during
the week.-Mrs.. Walter Robins
and little sons, Walter Wajel and
John Davis, Mrs. J. T. Lawrence
and Mrs. Wilson were in Mt.
Vernon between trains Tuesday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
cHAMBERLAIN's TABLRrs
FOR INDIGESTION AND
CONSTIPATION.

'rhe incest and plsasantest
medicine l have used for iudis rest
ion and constipation is Cham Der.
lain's Tablets" writes Melard r.
Craig, Middle Grove. N. Y. They
work like a charm and do not
grippe or leave any unpleasant
effect.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

hereby myself candidate for ae of Rockcasle
County subject the will the Primary Election
to be held August g. 1921.
have always been true Republican have worked for my
partys and nominated promise to faith
fully discharge all duties Of the office will assist the other officers
in the enforcement of he law especially the Liquor laws Your
vote will be appreciated.
Your friend
JOFiNEY CLONTZ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS
At The Columbia

Although Nine. Ellis demonstra-
ton of psychic mystification prob
ably will be the talk of the Column
bia patrons, the playgoer Ia more
impressed with the quartet OF old
time minstrel men who follow her
These four vets OF burnt cork,
schooled in the days OF Billy
Ernmerson and the German Broth
ers, are typical of a distinctive
American school of entertainment
which in the last decade has been
almost absorbed by the revue. They
are entertainers, too, winning ap-
prevail through their own merits
and net asking the carele-5 pleas
ure seeker to be generous In APP
planse because of memories OF by
gone generations.
Nine. Ellis act Is the routine OF
reading numerals, describing desig-
mated articles OF apparel and fire.
Quent invasion into the field OF the
purely occult.
Jim Fulton heads a cast of three
in an amusing romance of bust
ness full OF quick repertoire and
shrewdnesS with a punch finish.
Ben Nee One, a Chinese boy, sings
in pure Americanese; Palmero's
dogs furnish a fine animal act and
Frazer and Peck go through a ser
fes of MUSCLE gymnastics that are
awe inspiring
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cbeeks-Sparkllng Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, u Weu-kn0Wn
Ohio PLY stefan.

DR.. F. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver
and bowel ailments. During those
years he gave TO his patients q
prescription made of a few we'll
known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wondeF-work-
ers on the liver and bowels which
cause a normal action, carrying
off the waste and poisonous matter
in ones system.
II you have a pale face, sallow
look. dull eyes pimpIes, coated
tongue, headaches, a ustless, no
good feeling, all out of sorts, mac
tive bowels, You take one Of DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets nightly for
a time and note the pleasing re-
suits.
Thousands OF men and women
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
the successful substitute for calo-
mellow and then jus: to keep
them fit. 15c and 30c-(AdYertise-
ment.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
GIRL HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Gertrude ThieIke Suffers Severe In.
jury As Machine Goes Into
Ditch Near Davenport.

Torn and bruised and with a Sc
we're cut between her eyes. Gertrude
Thielke, 1928 Eighth avenue, is in
Mercy hospital, in Davenport, as
the result of an automobile accident
Saturday night three miles north of
Davenport on the Harrison street
road.
Pat Bennett, East Moline, driver
OF the machine, was held at the
Scott county Jail pending investi-
CATION of the accident The others
in the party were Tom Meeker, Mo-
line, and Grace Allen, also of Rock
Island.
OF the quartet, Miss Thieike is
the most seriously injured. Hurled
forward, as the machine lurched
into the ditch. she struck her face
on jagged splinter from the shat
tered windshield and the glass was
driven into her nasal cavity.
The victims extricated them
selves from the wrecked car, which
had overturned when a wheel slip
ped on the paved section of the
road, and gave the injured girl first
aid.
T. Wines of East Davenport,
driving toward the city, rendered
assistance, and took Miss Thielke
to Mercy hospital. Belief is ex-
pressed at the hospital that her in
juries are not especially serious
and that she will recover. AL
though Bennett, tho driver, was
held at the Jail. it is probable that