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Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
A Good Idea

County Agent Il. B. Derrick, after
describing how the hail ruined a number
of Kent County wheat crops, suggests
that those Kent Co.. farmers whose
wheat escaped should donate one bu-
shell out of every 100 bushels to pro-
vide seed wheat for their unfortunate
neighbors
1t is cooperation and courtesy too
thus to apply the golden rule to
farming,
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
Road Work Progressing Rapidly

Work is being pushed rapidly on
the new State Highway from Odessa
to Blackbird. Having finished section
of the new boulevard which extends
from Pine Tree, near Townsend, to the
new bridge which is being constructed
over the Appoquinimink creek, near
Odessa, the contractors have begun to
lay the new State highway from Pine
Tree to Blackbird, and four weeks will
be required to finish this portion Of the
work. From Blackbird to Armstrong;
Corner, grading is being hastened and
much of the route is ready for the
mixer. Concrete will be laid on this
section as soon as the Pine Tree-Black-
bird stretch is done.
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Personal Property
On Saturday, June 18th, 1921

AT l O'CLOCK, P. M.
at the residence of the late Jacob B.
Cazier, near summit Bridge, Delaware.
A large quantity of excellent house
hold furnishings including Solid Walnut
dining room furniture, Oak dining room
chairs; Circassion Walnut and Mahog-
any bedroom suits; Walnut and Mahog-
any bureaus; Walnut high-boy; Century
Oak bedroom suits, hall pieces, rugs,
cutglass, chinaware, Walnut and Mahog-
any book cases, ornaments, chairs,
tables, and many other articles of beau
tiful design and finish.
This sale offers an unusual opportu-
nifty to purchase furniture and furnish
ings that are difficult to obtain at any
price.
At the same time and place four
farms containing from 100 acres to 500
acres will be offered.
GEORGE L. TOWNSEND, JR.
Attorney for Administrator.
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
Shortage in Berry Boxes

A demand for strawberry boxes is
being made by shippers from points on
the Peninsula. Berries are decaying
because of the failure of the shippers to
receive an adequate number of boxes to
care for the crop, which this year
surpassed their greatest hope Not
wthstandlng the cold waves of the
spring the shipments to date far exceed
those of last year.
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
First Woman Law Student

The first woman in Delaware to reg
lister as law student, is Miss Phyllis
E. Ridgely. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ridgely of Dover. She has filed
her application with the prothonotary
of Kent county. 1t was signed by the
required number of members of the
bar, and bears the Endorsement Of Judge
William H. Boyee
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11

Phone 252R23
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
Strayed!

One two year old Holstein Heifer
from the Salmon's Farm, in Pencader
Hundred. on June I'd. Suitable re-
ward for information leading to her
recovery.
GILBERT 5. FARRELL,
Summit Bridge, Della.
Phone 252R23
Middletown transcript., 1921-06-11
A Correction

Through an oversight the name of
DR.. Richard R. Spahr. who had charge
of the Memorial Exercises at the
Soldiers Monument two weeks ago,
was omitted. The Transcript wishes to
correct this regretable error which
might be thought slight upon the
Doctor who has the honor of being a
veteran of that awful war.
FOR SALE Six-horse power "In-
ternationa" Gasoline Engine, in fine
condition. Owner has no use for same.
D.. r. BEARDSLEY,
Townsend, Del.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 0s
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE

Shades Valley, 1112 acres of rolling lands; has been used as dairy for Is years, making it very rich soil; corn now plant ed on 1 acre is now stand ing 9 feet high with ? ears to the stalk; place located Az miles from courthouse x on cherted road.
 Five-room and sleeping porch dwelling, dairy barn, milkhouse (has ce- ment floor), chicken house and other out houses; 3 wells of good water are on the place.
 The farm is all fenced with wire fence. Owner bought larger place and will move stock to new To- cation. Price S7,500; terms easy. See MT. Otis, Main 5280.
 JEMISoN < CO.,, Inc.
 211 N. 20th St.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
RULES AND REGULATIONS

Amy reputable white oman residing Avada
eligible salesmanshp
Club campaign and compete for prize The Enterprise the
of be decided
credits being represented by ballots issued subscriptions cards.
an! by coupons clipped from the Enterprise
3Club to particular
muniy in which credits
anywhere natter anywhere
the United States
Cash must accompany
to collect renewals well entirely subscriptions credits will
be issued o. all
them when paying your subscription
Otherwise privilege.
cps covering the
pagn department must subscription No subscription will
be for less than for than five i'd
from any
Votes In
tho race h.. or ber yo. ,, ho nn"or, W.h , =. h
able for club member to transfer subscriptions another
club memb Credits
disqualification the discretion Of the campaign manager
sAny collision Il
other club members the Enterprise will be tolerated Ar LIB
members entering into taking
all rights to prize or commission.
All ballots may reserve.
voted the discretion Of the candidate
ing the last day the that
club member poll credits twntyfour
hours than 10000 credits above the leader published
standing
loIn the of prizes prize
value will be awarded tying memb
livery campaign agent Of
The Enterprise and such
ton from subscribers.
responsible
full each day to the campaign department of the Enterprise
13Thcc will
commission ACTIVE to
y understood that in the event club member INACTIVE
failing to make cash each he
and thereby forfeit all to "A comm
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of this to for
protection of both the candidates and news
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Of
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n in
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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
Are YOU?
You Can Never Tell Until You Try
HERE'S THE PLAN IN BRIEF

The object of this craftsmanship campaign tod prmar
ny to increase the growing subscription Enterprise
ect advance subscription present old subscribers
and the time afford unparalleled
opportunity profit and way spare time during the
next lew weeks &c. it plan that works both
The plan adopted awarding these prizes is the farest and
%o impartial conceivable There will be double credits
long term subscriptions campaign straight
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VOW an 90 CREDIT all these and
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You do not have to be subscriber to the Enterprise compete
SEE YOUR FRIENDs-Get your acquanances to sub
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from their friends eUsE THE up everyone you
Know zen them you are in the campaign and for
oNCE STAY NDont anyone try to
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HERE'S HOW TO SUCCEED
takes credits follows: First by
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date appearing thereon Get all and friends
them for you-they FREE
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each subscription turned Of
number varying according the during
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more credits get the better chances
ADVISORY BOARD
the sincere aim Of this conduct campaign
from start to inish fair impartial manner Every
precaution has been taken safeguard participants
absolute honesty in all dealing is
However not all wisdom lies within any institution
for that Advisory Board has
shall be decide question sufficient
to arise during the competition and from which
selected to act judges and count the credits the
paien The personnel CT this Board is as follows:
SENATOR WESLEY sTALEY President First National Bank
PROF. GEO WHEATIEY. Superintendent Arvada Schools
j. NJ PRICE, Secretary Arvada Com munity
DR. RICHARD RUSSELL Mayor Of Arvada
o. N. EVANS, Member of of Commissioners.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15

The above schedule of credits
for subscription, which is on de.
clining basis, positively will not be
changed during the competition.
However, a special ballot, good for
$4,000 credits. will be issued for
every "club of $1,000 turned in.
This arrangement will be in effect
during the entire campaign and is
to be considered q part of the reg
ular schedule There will be no ex-
ira vote offers. Remember this and
lay your plans accordingly. No
subscription will be accepted for less
than one year, nor more than
years in advance from any one club
member. Schedule for ad cards will
be published later.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
FIRST PERIOD

Embracing the first four weeks
Terminating October 15th,) the fol-
lowing number of credits will be is
sued for subscriptions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
SECOND PERIOD

Embraing the 9Th and 9th weeks
Terminating October goth, the fol-
lowing number of credits will be is
sued for subscriptions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
THIRD PERIOD

THIRD PERIOD
Embracing the It'll and last week
terminating November 5th,) the
following number of credits will be
Issued Tor subscriptions:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

20 the first white apron he s~e- I'm Il
dairy restaurant tomorrow. And
Milly--I mean the Natural Adjust.
mcni- is saved
And back 20 CIPHER. went We
three. and finding customers scarce.
Ne Joined hands and did AN Indian
dance with Mlily in the center
This. | say. happened three years
ago And about that time "A little
luck descended upcn u three. and
40 were enabled TO bus cosilisr and
icNn whoiesome food than Cyphcr's
our paths separated. and saw
Kraft no more and Judklns seldom
Hut. AZ said. ! HAw painting
tho other day that was sold for
g. 600 The title was "Boadicca. '
and tho figures seemed to flll all out
OF doors. But o, all the pictures al
nirera who stood before u. believe
I wRs the only one who lonFrd for
Boadicea 90 stalk from her frame
bringing me corncd beef hash with
poached cgg.
hurried away 90 go Kraft Ills
satanic eyes we're Tho Same. his hair
was worse tangled. but bis clothes
had been made By a tailor
Il didn't know | said 20 him.
We've bought a cottage In the
BronS With the money said he
Any evening at -
Then. aid {. when you l~d "
against tho lumbcrman--thc--k ion
dikrr--lt wasn't altogether on ao
count OF the Uncrring Artistic Ad
juwtfnent of Saiure7"
Well. not altogether said Kraft
with a grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

count You gentlemen order what
you want"
And then Miilg doomed up with
thousand dishes on her bare arm
doomed Up blg and white and pink
and awf.i a. Mount s4sint Elias
with a smile like day breaking in
gulch. And the kiondiher threw
down his peiis and nuggets as drosz.
and let his jas fsii halfway. and
stared at her. You could almost Sc
the diamond tlaras on Miily's brow
and the hand Embroidered silk Paris
gowns that he meant 10 buy for her
A. Last the boliworm had attack "a
tho cotton the poison Ivy waA reach
ing out i's tendrtla Go entwine tho
summer boaricr--ghe millionaire lum.
herman. thlnly disguised M tho Alas
kan miner. WINS about 10 enFuif our
Mil,y and upset Natures adjustment.
Kraft was the fir~, 60 act lie
leap~d up and pounded the klondik.
er's hack. Come out and drink %
Ne shouted. Drink first and eat
artrrward Inds!ns seized ono arm
and ! the other Gally. roarirgly.
'rrcsinuely, IN Jolly s"odfeiio~ style.
We dragged him from the restaurant
70 cafe. ttuffnK his pockets with
MS "'nhiimod birds ana indigeHt1ble
nugget
Their he rumbied roughly good.
humor~d protest That's tho Firl
for my money" he declared. She
can eat out OF my skillet The r~st OF
hsr lRo why. ! never hee such
Tine girl I'm going back there and
ask her 70 marry me. ! guess She
won't want 10 sing haAh any more
WIN shs 'eoS me p"s % Gust I've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
TOMAHAWK IS
FATAL TO BOY
Indian Word Defeats Young
ster in State Spelling Bee

SPRINGFIELD. IN. Jan. ii
Tomahfgk H. the hardest word 10
spell in the English language. says
young Dallas Iuil.
Ito spelled 1t "tomohawss." there
By losing out ss champion grade.
school rpeller OF Illinois. This was
at the official state rpellin' bee.
ITS an Indian word. not English.
anyway" says Dallas
The. gold championship badge was
carried home 20 Benton. M. by Vel.
ma Rhodes Is.
Other hardest words 10 rncil ~ the
contest were SaHaafra~. nHaasainnte.
niche. gizzard. calliope. gnzattcer
qui vive. renaissance. caldron. rumi
fnant proteid. cayenne adherence.
pleurisy, plebian. pantomlme, archi
pelago.
IAN easy words" said the Judges
Do you agree7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Invention to Bar
Injury From Fall

PARIS. Jan. 2i.-M. Damblanc. an
engineer. has perfected "a machine
which he calls the hehooptere The
new invention. II IN declared. will en-.
able person 10 fail from a great
height without danger Of injury.
Danblnno win give an exhibition
test OF his machine by jumping from
the Eiffel tower. lie says that the
machine creates a vacuum by de.
scending. thus rctarding the body in
m. fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Stood Better Chance
With Clean Shave

SPOKANE. Jan. 3i.--John Hart
appeared In police court recently
charged with breaking into barber
shop during the night lie explain.
"a that his spouse had locked him
out Of his home and that he couldn't
get in TO use his razor. lie wanted
10 SO home 10 attempt a reconciliation
and wanted to appear at his beet. but
AZ oil tho barber shops were closed.
ne had TO break in and shave him.
self. Charges diHfuiaaed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

= = for the ordinary Briton to meet
|he king. There's a lot OF rcd tape
|onnected with being presented" to
toyAlty. Also expense.
King George and Queen Mary
ke been accused OF leading a
81 life Really it's family life
ne king has schedule from
IN be seldom varies. when he
living in the old duil-colored
bingham palace. he gets up early
frequently may be seen having
)eforc-brezckfast horseback ride
some Of his children.
That does the king have FOR
akfast7
lorrldge. fizh and tea, sometimes
u
unch comes At 1 and Is quite as
pie
sICAL ENGLISH
Al. ONLY LESS
e dimes at TO on a typical Eng
meal. only less OF II. has soup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Welsh and British
Steel Merger Made

CARDIFF. wales. Jan. gf.--with
about ,2s 600 900 capital. big fusion
Of steel manufacturers has taken
place In South Wales Baldwins.
Ltd. and tho British Mannesmann
Tube Co. have arranged TO combine
their Intereats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

~. meat. an ice ond cheese
OF course. the sacred British after
mon tea Is not overlooked.
Queen Mary usually entertsins
PINE Of the various royal cousins
nd aunts IN her boudoir. a room
rcorafed In crimson silk.
| The king gives hts morning over
correspondence, examination OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Million Dollar Co.
Will Market Tanlac
Throughout World
Business Has Grown From Small Beginning
Six Years Ago Until Now 1t Is One of
the Largest in the World With
Big Foreign Demand
BY HARRISON VAUGHN

tics having been cold since it's intro
duction six years ago.
An instance Of tho rapid growth
and development Of tho business.
with Atlanta az principal headauar.
ters. IL the statement that its pfod
ucts are now advertised IN moro
than seven thousand newspapers In
the United States and Canada. and
that the advertising appropriation
for this year will be In excess OF One
Million Dollars
The success and pcrrnanency OF
the business Is assured from tho fact
that II has shown a rapid and sub
stantial increase each year since its
organization. and the further fact
that the business for the year Just
past shows an increase of approx.
mately so per cent over the pre-
ceding year.
BIG FOREIGN DEMAND
To supply the demand for Taniac
IL has been necessary 10, erect two
great modern Lsboratories--on at
Dayton, Ohio, and the other al Walk.
erville, Canada. These Laboratories
represent the last word in modern
construction and laboratory equip.
mcnt. The two plants have a com,
blned floor space OF approximately
10000 square feet with a combined
daily capacity OF 60 900 bottles. Tan.
lac. which is O medicine of recog.
nized therapeutic value and unaues.
TONED merit. ia now sold In practi.
cally every city, town and hamlet
throughout the United states and
Canadn- In fact. II In n household
word throughout America.
The new company win not only
undertake the further expansion Of
the business In foreign countrIoN,
where there In n steadily increasing
demand, but contemplates acquiring
at an early date additional manufae.
turing facilities In this country and
Canada. The Company IL doing an
annual business Of from s. 900 900
10 $4,000, 900 with an annual payroll
approximately $3.50. 900. The exectI.
lives and sales offices occupy more
than an entire floor OF the Fourth
National Bank Building In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Two Arrested Here
for Northern Police

q. r. knight ard Elias IaBoda
'said to be wanted in Bellingham on
charge OF undertaking. were
picked w by Sheriff Matt smrwich
AZ 1915 Minor ave. and ordered
turned over to BclilBsham authori.
ties Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 2i.--An-
nouncement has Just been made here
Of the organization Of the Interna'
tional. Proprietartes. Inc. 10 take
over the business heretofore conduct.
by G. y. willis. International Dis.
tributor Of Tanlac. and the Wills
McDuffie Company. Eastern Disirib-
utors. OF this cny.
The new Company has a paitlin
capital Of One Million Dollars and Is
one Of the largest proprietary mesli-
cine concerns In the world. The
business Of tho corporation will be
meryt, which owns the entire capital
stock. II IL Understood that no part
Of the stock will be offered To the
public.
The Officers Of the company are
10. r. willis. President: =. c. Nc.
Duffie, Vice President. NJ. a. Crurn.
ley. Treasurer; J. c. Goodson. Secre'
tary.
Mr.. Willis IL a prominent Atlanta
buziness man and is n well.known
figure In the drug and advertising
field in both the United states and
Canada. Under the direction OF Mr.
willis. the founder OF the business,
Il has attained its present position in
the very front rank Of the country's
proprietary medicine industries.
Mr.. McDuffie, who has been big
factor with Mr.. Wills In building up
the business In the past five years.
IN a leading Atlanta citizen and busi.
ness man and is widely known 20 tho
drug trade throughout the country.
The new Company, which is the
logical outcome OF the rapid growth
and expansion of the business. will
market a number Of Internationally
advertised and internationally sold
proprietary and pharmaceutal prod
uets. including TONES. Aspirin Tab
let's, Cold Specifies, Laxative Tablets,
etc.
SALE UNPRECEDENTED
Tanlac. their principal product. r.
probably the most extensively adver-
fiaed and the most largely sold pro.
prietary medicine OF rs kind In the
world. approximately 20,Ooo,0o0 bot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Joy Reigns in Cells
IF Doomed Prisoners

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 21.--Jack L.
6eIIey. in the death house OF Spald-
ing county Jail. is an actor, interior
decorator and musician. He sings
and plays for other inmates while
wsiting the outcome Of an appeal
from his conviction for the murder
Of a taxi driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

~ the play and staring at royalty
1tween acts.
GOES SHOPPING
LIKE ANYBODY ELSE
The queen and her only daugh'
ter, Princess Mary. go shopping on
. par with other Erglishwomen.
n is said the queen IL very eco
pornical In expenditures upon clothes.
Some women cay. Her hats certain.
" look ItP'
But hers Is the most moral court
LIZ Europe.
Queen Mary is puritanicai and
her friends must be above reproach
or whisper.
Also sne's a corking good house.
keeper. And she has trained her
daughter to be the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

official papers.
receiving callers
and audiences
W tn cabinet
members.
The afternoon
Is usually re-
served for him
self.
In the evening
he often goes 10
the theatre with
Queen Mary. the
box he occupies
being for the
time dubbed the
"r n al hoy "
Britons usually
give one short.
sharp "hurrah .
and then settle
down to the bus
mess Of watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
He Wants a Wife;
Mustn't Shimmy

FAIRMONT, w. va, Jan. 81
LEO !. McManna. marine recruiting
sergeant here, wants . wife. lie
says she must be red.haired and
fable to dance with her feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

was for the roy.
altlcs described
In tho old nur-
sery rhyme. but
it's sim pie at
that.
George doesn't
so into the count.
ing h O Sc TO
count his money.
but he does keep
u keen eye on
n o u se hold ex.
penses.
I he a u e G n
doesn't 80 into
the kitchen 10
eat her bread
and honey. but
she does go IN TO
inspect the place
ana see that
everything II
clean and IN or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

EFT SERVICE MEN
UNOBTRI SINE
en- British royalty goes out for
or n walk. II any secret serv.
en- are on guard they are most
lusive- Nevertheless. Il - much
! for the ordinary American 10
/ the hand OF his president than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
SALE UNPRECEDENTED

Tanlac. their principal product. Is
probably the most extensively adver.
fiaed and the most largely sold pro.
prietary medicine OF rs kind in the
world, approximately 10000. 900 bot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

|e dimes at 100 on a typical Eng
meal. only less OF It; has soup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
FRANK ". BROWN
DIES At HOWE
HAD LIVED III n N D VII l.
SINCE lae3-woULD HAVE BEbN
70 YEARS OLD JANUARY
FIRST.
One OF the Most Prominent ana Ssh'
Known Hon In Marshall CouhJ'
in Real Estate BIstnesS.

The death 81 Frank W Nr""n. Sr'
ore ~ he most r7"m:rcrt business in"r
In Marshall cnun';. "ErtirrHd
home % F.Nh stree. M"i"i>' u" @
CARL Sunday MIR. Brown wa" 'Ah'
III about > n'~lock in ~" morning IN
explred shortly aiier"arh. ne 90" y
hejng yer, suGdcr. and coming s. = a.
zinc, shock to his family AMI Vie 'lit'"
# friends -,
Mr. Row, came :" M"Yrls>i'" ~
mo way 1853 from Nr!ie coz '>''. 'h.''
nuL rad resided rh"r~ ever IN " nv
un,ld have Ieen y Years ~ AZ" ma" a.
i.,.1 ur,!l me cimirG frs -! "a'.''H
A, various times SINE h;s reS''."'''f ~
Ncrn5sy..,e h" has beer assoc ." =
6,rc-.r. hus!nHss cn:erNr 50 n "N
lima hciug engaged IL. ;hc milling rH".'
NOS nj another 'inl" connected WI"
th- vrui,cn'Iar,. and f"~ the H'S'
,co-s ne has conducted So "s-;nI re''
estate business HIS wife p-"'r."d c':h
10 tn. grave about ~ Nra:s HG".
Deceased was G"ioIl m"mNe" ~
.he F.rs. VI L. church. He W"> 4 'H'r'-
hcr % No cA2 Mour1sv.'e Is : g
y,,ks prd vas treasurer o. that "r'
cartzaii0n
Surviving arc ihn following da"cH'
,ers and son Mrs W f. Peabody. ana
MISS Maize. Brown. ~ home: ".
Rrov, pi,tsburg: Harr,. Akron. Hn'.r;
Frank W. Jr.. Pittsburgh. ana 'hat'eS
4, home
Funeral arrangements arc 'nc"m1'e,"