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Special Notices

]. Austin Price, Administrator OF
personal estate of Ed. ii. Tooth.
man deceased vs.. Priscilla j, ,Tooth-
man, ct al. In chaneery.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARION COUNTY, WEST yfR
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FOR sALE-Contectionery or wifi
sell fixtures. showcases, pair
lot Toledo Scales, Soda Fountain,
Ice Cream Tables and Chairs. 315
Market street. Phone 1921. 5479A
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Farms For Sale

FARMS in Chester, Montgomery
and Berks counties; large and
small; at all prices; II interested
send for my descriptive price list.
H. D. FUNK, Royersford, Pa, 5431A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

.latWFIVItT NV NRI'VW
She West v;rginian vii. not be
responsibls for more than One In
cerfect insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
tim,e
Al Gancellat,on ordlrs on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed u the
Want.Ad Department. This Is for
Your protection,
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FOR SALES typewriters. l
Remington and 2 Smith Pre-
miers. VIII sell cheap. GA Fair
mont avenue. $500 4
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FOR SALE-Two good milk COW,
at reasonable prices. Wayus
Shaver Il. F. D. 70 I, Box AZ
Watson, W. Va. 5510A
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FOR SALE = Crispette machine;
will sell at half price. Address
John Miller, All State street, Fair.
mont. 547IA
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FOR sALE-71s foot Iceless Soda
Fountain, solid marble front. A
bargain. 315 Market street. Phont
1851. 547SA
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FOR sALE-waverly Bicycle.
Phone 111s.J. 5619A
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FOR SALE: Childs "vernut
Martin" Bed will sell complete
with good clean mattress for So
Call at 422 Jackson st. 5514A
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IfoR sALE-Willys Overland 30
touring car, newly painted, new
tiFes and new top, looks like new.
Gsod condition. viii sell or trade
tor good lot Phone 94s'M. 54s6A
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MAN OR WOMAN wanted, $40
weekly full time. s1.O0 an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed hos.
iery to wearer. Experience unnec.
essary. international Hosiery
Mills, Norristown. Pa. 5S25A
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CHOICE Buck and Montgomery
county farms my speciality; with.
in 20N minutes Of Philadelphia; send
for list; state size. W. FORREST
MAGEE, Southampton. Pa. 55O4A
BARGAIN, % acres, good 6 room
house, wood house, chicken house,
crib, barn; located on good road.
Price $4,000. $1,000 cash. Geo.
Sntder, Bethel, Ohio. 5499A
NINE ACRES OF GOOD laying
land l 1-2 mills from city limits
on improved road. Phone 1446.R,
after $3.50 .. m. S475 A
IL ACRES WITH FINE COAL
NINE. Only 100000. This is
fine land 90 acres good bottom, well
fenced. Extra good buildings. Has
a fine wagon coal mine with a As
inch vein of coal, on good level
road l 1.2 mile from railroad town
with High School. Price 100000,
S2,500.Q0 down. Balance easy
terms. This is a real bargaiI. Nj.
L. Trout Realty Company, H, v.
Atkinson, ACT, Macarthur, Ohio.
553OA
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FURNISHED sleeping and light
housekeeping rooms, newly
papered, Phone lS7-W., $40 4
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FOR SALE: Pony for sale well
broken, gentle. tlG Meredith
st. 5513A
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Profession Service

DIR. DEEM cHlRoPoprsr 4
FOOT SPECIALIST An sfIuRT.
LEFT & WELToN,S EVERY
MONDAY. s25l A
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MAN to sell best line trees. shrubs.
roses. Steady work. Commission
weekly. Brown Brothers Nurseries.
Rochester. N. Y. 5526A
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List your properly win Levi 3.
Harr, real estate broker, and
get in line with his great home
selling campaign, Phone 3S1 TO.
further Information. 5iS5A
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Household Goods

FOR SALE Overland touring car
or trade for Ford Coupe or
touring. Inquire No. I Mine, ask
for. oberstadt. 5457A
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Houses And Lots
Houses And Lots
ISELL FAIRMONT

ISELL FAIRMONT
Front street rooms and BATH large rooms modern
extra building lot Terms Phone 1882.
Modern suburban just on paved road
rooms and bath, garage, large lot Phone 2si.
Norwood new 7room house modern offered price
easy terms, Phone 1452.R.
5rOom house good we'll fruit large Easy
terms Phone 1452R.
New modern bungalow street. only minutes
walk from court house, rooms and BATH permanent home
easy terms, Phone S96.R>.
Weschester bungalow rooms, modern level lot blocks
from stop bargain Terms. Phone 2S1.
LEVIB. HARR
PHONE 2s1
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Household Goods

WANTED TO sELL-one house,
seven rooms ard bath with two
lots. Price reasonable. See W. E.
Steele, Houghton Addition, Manu-
ington, W. Va. $3.50 A
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Statesmen Wanted

wANTED-salesman for this
section to handle welding and
cutting equipment and wire rope.
Address L. H. E.. care Of Tho
West Virginian. 5516 A
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WANTED TO SELL Sonora Vic
tfola, In first class condition.
Pfiee $4,000. No records includ-
cd Phone 302-W. Address 131
Elklns Street. 5451A
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2 NICE LOTS. lakewood Addition,
3 in West End, one on Columbia
street, East Side. Call 244. 549OA
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ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP with mo.
tor and complete equipment for
sale. Apply Wayne Watson. log
Cochran street, East Side! SOFA
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FORD Delivery Body. Bargain for
quick buyer. Phone 327-R.
546S \
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TWO GOOD LOTS IN GRAIN
HEIGHTS. 5000 each. Terms.
Alex Thorn, 111S Sterling Ave.,
East Akron, Ohio. 5414 A
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Lost And Found

ONE BEIGE SILK GLOVE LINED
WITH BLUE. Owner may have
same by calling at this loffice and
paying for this I'D. 5524A
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Coal and Tlnlber
For Rent

BIG BOWEN HOMESTEAD IN
Morgantown avenue. Suitable for
boarders and roomers. Phone
Isl. bts1A
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FOR SALE: Male beagle Is
months old partly broken. "a
inches high, 161s garage. with lie
gauge double barrel shotgun. botl
$4,000. William Holzen. SIT
Pulaski st. Cumberland, Nd.
550SA
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SFoR SALE: A $3.50 Angelu8
Player Piano for less than half.
Mahogany finish, good condition.
Por, particulars address Mrs. John
ii Taylor, Gen. Delivery, Fair
mont w, Va. 545SA
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WANTED-Plate workers, Black.
) smiths and man for general work
around factory. Helmick Foundry.
Machine Co. 5527A
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Women's Specialties

NuBoNE-MApE TO MEASURE
CoRSETS AND SURGICAL,
BELTS. MARGARET RUSSELL
Phone 1454.M or 1902. 6l67 4
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FOR SALE-oyerland touring cal
or will trade for Ford. Cali
House 1877, No. Z Mine. 547SA
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Male Help Wanted

JAN1ToR. Apply Heinze & Co.
5522 4
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TO SELL, BUY OR RENT, SEE
GEO, u. BRoBsT, REALToR. :
Professional Bldg. 5341A
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Houses For Sale

6 ROOM RESIDENCE, Sixth St.,
South Side. Call 244, 54S7A
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Relp Manted

WANTED-Boy or girl for general
factory work. Must be 16 years
old. 81 per day, Call sew. 54sSA
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AT A BIG SACRIFICE, 10 room
pressed brick residence close in.
Corner, Garage. Cali 244. 54sSA
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ington, w, Va. '5469 A
FORD Delivery Body. Bargain for
quick buyer. Phone 327-R.
546S ~
FOR sALE-overland touring ca,
or will trade for Ford. Cali
House 1877, No. Z Mine. 547SA
FOR SALE-Fresh jersey COW,
three calves. House 1877, No. I
Mine. 64T2A
FOR sALE-2O acre farm, two
orchards, good house, cellar and
outbuiIdings. / IL miles from
Metz. Bargain to quick buyer.
Floyd Delaney, Metz, W. Va. 54SOA
FOR sALE-Contectionery or Will
sell fixtures. showcases, pair
LOT Toledo Scales, Soda Fountain,
Ice Cream Tables and Chairs. S15
Market street. Phone 1881. 5479A
FOR SALE-1S foot Iceless Soda
Fountain, solid marble front. A
bargain. 315 Market street. PhonG
1851. 547sA
FOR SALE = Crispette machine;
will sell at half price. Address
John Miller, All State street, Fair
mont. 547TA
FOR SALE: Child's "Vernus
Martin" Bed will sell complete
with good clean mattress for So.
Call at 422 Jackson st. 5514A
FOR SALE: Pony for sale well
broken, gentle. 1lG Meredith
st. 5515A
FOR sALE-Two good milk cow,
at reasonable prices. Wayu,.
Shaver Il. F. D. 70 I, Box AZ,
Watson, W. Va. 5510A
FOR SALES typewriters. l
Remington and 2 Smith Pre-
miers. VIII sell cheap. GA Fair
mont avenue. $500 a
FOR SALE-Waverly Bicycle.
Phone 111s'J. 56l9A
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Furnished Rooms

TWO light housekeeping rooms.
406 Quincy street. 544aA
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FOR sALE-Fresh jersey COW,
three calves. House 1877, No. I
Mine. 5472A
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
SEND for our ataloEhe.

NATIONAL CASH TtEGIsTERs--
New and rseu; easy payments.
National Cash Register Co..
clarksburG, w, Va 1904
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3 ROOMS, fine lot, Rhea Terrace
Bargain. Call 244. 54s9A
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NICE LARGE AIRY ROOM, extra
large wardrobe, nicely furnished,
newly painted Rent reasonable.
phone 1571-R. 54s6A
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
SPORTING POWDER
BLOWS; SPARES LIFE

Five hundred pounds OF powder
stored IN one OF the small houses
OF the dupont Co, at Carney's
Point and used in the manufacture
OF sporting powder. exploded last
night and no one was injured. The
roof of the building was blown off
and damage was done to the ma
chinery and other parts OF the struc-
ture. The mill in which the acci-
dent took place was known as a
hardening house, where the powder
after granulation was put into re-
volving drums to harden.
II was a one-story structure.
about 20 by 80 feet, and the ma
chinery was operated from the OUT
side. Investigation is being made TO
the cause Of the accident.
Don't miss Wills "Going Out OF
Business" Sale. and Q East Sew
enth street-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
SANTA PASSES
COUNCILMEN
Had Gifts for Them, But
Sends Toys to More
Deserving
GET ONLY HIS
BEST WISHES

The following communication from
santa Claus. addressed to Presiden,
Ward and Members of City Council
was read by Clerk Simmons last
night. which was followed by the
preservation OF gifts by Council to
Clerk simmons and Bailiff Run. The
communication was dated December
20, from the North Pole by aero
plane.
ITO the President and Members OF
City Council, Wilmington. Delaware
Honorable Sirs:--
In consideration OF your tedious
work during the past year. had all
OF you on my list for a present.
However, IN my investigations. / find
many children TO whom might give
your presents and bring Joy to them,
and I know give pleasure TO you in
knowing that you have made some
one happy.
That 1 had you men in mind will
be evident when I tell you that
had the following presents for de-
livery 10 City Council Chamber.
For President Ward, had a pretty
girl as my spoilers advised me he
was a bachelor and ! knew this
present would always keep him COM
pany. She was an indestructible one
and would not have been expensive
TO keep.
For Councilman johnson. had
small automobile to enable him to
be IN better position to run down
the violators of the auto license law
and auto stealers, and also to enable
him TO always get TO Council on
Wednesday nights.
For Councilman Faulkner, had a
runabout cart so that he could ride
all over the new paved streets OF
South Wilmington and never feel
bump.
For ]. Edward McNabb. the quiet
City father, had a big rattle and
loud auto horn so that he could
make some noise and let every one
know the Third Ward representative
was still alive.
For Jimmy Taylor. had a new
bat and glove so that he
could start training at once for his
work next season when Il IS said he
expects TO produce a pennant-win-
ming team in the Fourth Ward.
For Councilman Abrahams. had |
tho promise OF the Legislature and |
Council that his Zonlng Bill will be |
passed unanimously and a fire en-
CINE as a reminder that the Fire .
Evening journal., 1922-12-22

Departmnt is his ''besr" and te
watch Il.
For John Hopkins, had couple
OF boxes OF candles as ! Understood
John was having trouble getting
enough light in the sixth Ward and
thought these would help him cut
for the time being.
For Councilman Evans, OF Mont
chanln fame, had another champ
ionship for his Seventh Ward ball
team and assurance that business
would increase at the Montchsnin
station.
For acknowledgements
AoAfanus, I had bank In which he
could safely deposit any excess city
funds ana a revolver for hiii TO use
should the members OF the Legisla-
ture try to ride him.
For Hurry Vincent, I had a bus
for his personal use In getting TO
work IN the surburbs, so that he
would not have 10 depend on the
regular bus lines.
For Jack Mulvena, ! had speed
traps for him to set on West Fourth
street TO catch the fellows who hit
forty while travelling out his way.
For Councilman Henry had an
easy chair in which ne could enjoy
life. now that he does not have to
listen 10 complaints about
odors.
For Sport Murray, I had some
sunburn lotion for use next summer
when he goes 20 Riverview Beach.
For Clerk Simmons, I had a nice
boat for use at the Idle Hour Club
during his week end trips.
For Baillff Ross, had field glass
so he could spot Councilman Nc
Nabb when he takes a pull OF his
cigar during sessions OF Council.
You can see all these presents
were appropriate and I hope some
friends OF you Woodworking "City
Fathers" will see that you get what
l had in mind for you.
with the best OF the seasons
greetings, am,
Sincerely yours,
SANTA CLAUS"
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
HOLY NAME BAND
Is CITYS NEWEST

With "a pieces, the Hely Name
Band was organized last night and
the first rehearsal held. The next
rehearsal OF the band will be held
on January q, The band. Il Is said,
is now capable TO play Ia parade er
concert al any time despite the
short time the musicians have been
playing together.
As soon as an effort has been made
20 enroll every catholic musician of
experience In city and suburbs, a
GLASS for beginners will alse be Or
ganised, as II Is intended 10 make
the Holy Name Band an ergenlsa-
ton OF 100 pisoes.
The band Ia open to every catholic
man who makes an application,
Professor Charles T. Edwards Is
the director and the headquarters
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, DECEMBER % le2a

Orchestra gave musical program
including appropriate Christmas
numbers, and dancing followed
Guy r. Ford. newly elected presi-
dent of the club. thanked the host
and hostess on behalf of the Kiwan-
ians for their hospitality and spoke
briefly of some OF the Kiwanis' hopes
and plans fer the new year.
An impromptu entertainment with
members of the club taking part was
by James Stein. the sec
retary Of the club. A buffet lunch
sen was served during the evening
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
KIWANIANS AT
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Members OF the Kiwsnis Olub,
their wives and friends were the
guests OF Mr.. and AIRS. Jehn r. Le-
Carpenter at Christmas party at
their home, 1000 wawaset street
last evening. Ninety per cent. Of the
members attended,
The host and hostess received each
OF their numerous guests personally
and extended TO each a cordial well
come, During the evening the Eiks'
Evening journal., 1922-12-22

will be Cathedral Hall, at 9Th and
West streets. Professor Edwards has
a number of bands under instruction
at the present time I'm Delaware and
Maryland; and refused enc at Mid
dietewn, Del, last week, In order
to take charge OF the Wilmington
Holy Name."
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
100 Special Christmas Candy sec

seo Special Christmas Candy sec
The original Saturday candy IN
one pound boxes. Sse the pound
Maxixe cherries, chocolate coated
Bsc the pound box Lisgetts', Page
a. Shaw and Mavis asserted choce-
lates.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs
The only Rexaii store in Wilmington
Market and Second Ste.-Adv,
Evening journal., 1922-12-22
Panel Mirrors

That drriDed a little too late are specially
priced
Frames in gold and blue or gold and
broIDn With portrait and landscape tops. The size
oDer all is tDenty three inches by SeDen incIeS and
the mirror is fourteen inches BY fDe inches. They
fit IDeU into many odd corners. $780,
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HIGH HASl,l57
RECISTEREDA
END FIRST WEEK
Enrolment Is About Same as
at This Time Year
Ago.

Enrolment at the high school
reached l,l57 Friday afternoon. ac-
cording to Principal Bruce f. Millikin
The count by classes vii mot be made
until next week.
The enrolment is about the same as
last year at this time. The classes IN
the school are running large this wear
and it has been necessary to assign
larger rooms to n few classes. The
mathematics, English, history and
chemistry classes are extra large.
According to Miss Lois Troumbley.
principal at the junior high school.
there were about 300 freshmen who
entered the high school this fall. This
represents students from both the
Junior high school and the west side
Franklin school eighth grades and is
about the same number as last year.
During the summer there were about
20 who made up a half grade in order
to enter high school. They were in a
class of h%alf-year students who entered
the first grade before the ruling pro-
hibiting class graduation from the high
school III january val adopted.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-09
Find Coffee Car
on Central Avenue

A Buick automobile, belonging to
G. NJ. Coffee of Choteau. which was
stolen Wednesday night from in front
of the Park hotel, was recovered by
the police early Friday morning. The
car was parked on Central avenue
between Fifth and Sixth streets when
it was noticed about Z O'Clock by
Patrolman Tim Moran. who was do
ing that bit of the avenue on his cir
cult beat. Nothing was reported miss
ing from the car except five gallons
of gasoline from the tank.
Another Buick. belonging to r. w.
Pilling of the Elmore apartments, was
reported to the police Friday to have
been stolen Wednesday night. No
trace of the car has been found.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-09
FOUND GUILTY
OF STEALING 40
SACKSOFF FLOUR
DEPENDENTS Chief Witnesses
Are Mother and Brother;
Expect Sentence Today.

Clarence Hyde, charged with the
theft of goods in interstate commerce
was found guilty by a jury in federal
court Friday afternoon after the jury
had been out about three hours. Sen
tence is expected to be passed this
morning by Judge George NJ. Bour-
quin.
Hyde was charged with having
stolen with Mike Lokes, 40 sacks of
flour from a Great Northern train at
Lubec. Lokes was the principal wit
ness for the government against Hyde.
The chief witnesses called in the de-
Tense of Hyde were his mother, Mrs. J.
Hyde, and his brother, Theodore HYDE:
The mother testified that Hyde had
returned home at about IL o'clock on
the night he is alleged to have stolen
the flour and that he was accompanied
by two of his small brothers and two
sons of a neighbor.
Theodore testified that the defend
ant had come home under conditions
similar to those told by his mother. He
told of going to the barn with Clarence
next morning and seeing Lokes there.
Clarence had testified that Lokes was
met by them that morning at the
house.
Donald Monroe testified that his fa-
Their had traded q colt to Hyde, a part
of the goods given in exchange being
flour.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-09
Treadwell Funeral
Held at Sons Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda
A. Treadwell were held Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the home of her
son. William NJ. Treadwell.
Mrs. Treadwell was born in Ann
Arbor. Mich, and spent most of her
life there. For the last 10 years she
had spent most of her time with her
children in Oklahoma and Montana.
She recently returned to Montana from
California.
Her four children, Mrs. Allie L.
Bradley of Gilman, Mrs. Emily +. Fish
of Ardmore, Okla; Miss Nettie Tread
well and William NJ. Treadwell OF
Great Falls; two grandsons, Elmer E.
Dawson of Belt and Maurice NJ. Tread
well of Great Falls, and three great
grandchildren, were present at the flu
neral.
Interment was made in Highland
cemetery. The Rev. We're v. Lopez
officiated at the services. Mrs. Ade-
laide Donovan sang.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-09
FRIENDLY STRANGER STUFF COSTS
NEW MAN IN GREAT FALLS SIS,
ACCORDING TO HIS TALE TOPOLICE

There are SO many friendly strang-
ers-and so often they do you wrong
bits of advice offered by the police
to Leslie White, who was relieved of
$55 early Friday morning by an ac-
quaintance he had met 10 minutes be-
fore.
Don't shoot, mister" said White.
Reach skyward, pronto. You frisk
him, Blank"
An incident of a moment, but ii
broke White.
White told the police Friday morn
ing that he was from Butte, had stay
ed all night In Great Falls and had
intended to leave early Friday morn
ing for Eureka. In the Great North
ern passenger station he met an af-
fable ycung fellow and the two mer
engaged in an impersonal converse
ton.
(Which way you going" asked the
stranger.
North, to Eureka" said White.
That's where I'm going, but i left
my grips up at" And, well, there
you are. Old stuff? But the wise
acres have it that all things are new tc
everyone once. And White fell il
with the affable stranger.
He agreed to go to the strangers
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-09
Mayor Gets Letter
Asking Assistance
in Finding r. White

A letter has been received by Mayor
r. NJ. Armour from NJ. G. Geldner of
Nitro, West Va. asking for assistance
in locating a man by the name of
Richard White, who is thought to be
Irving in or near Great Falls. Ac-
cording to the letter Mr.. Whites
father, Richard +. White. living at
Nitro. is very i'll and is in need of
medical attention.
The letter was turned over to the
police department Friday for investi-t
CATION concerning Whites residence
here.