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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18
OPTICAL NOTICE


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
a meeting of the Common Council or
the City of Wauwatosa, Milwaukee
County, Wisconsin: to be held on the
18th day of September, 1922, at 1880
o'clock in the afternoon of said DAY.
formal action will be taken upon ire
petition of James Waugh and others 70
yacate the alleys, in Block TWO tzg
Ringrose Hill Park Subdivision 8hlch
said alleys are more particularly de-
scribed as follows
THAT certain alley, twenty 600 feet
in width, extending from Third avenue
to Second Avenue Immediately neSth OF
the north line of Lots Seven ca, Eight
fS), Nine t9) and Ten (I0); and imfne-
diately south OF the south line Of Lots
Six CD and Eleven fll), Block Two
THAT certain alley. fifteen G5) feet
IN width. extending due south from
Washington street TO that certain al
lev twenty (20) feet In width extend-
ing from Third Avenue to Second Aye
nue.. which said fifteen tl51 foot alley
is Immediately west Of the west line
Four "a. Five 90 and Six 90, and
Immediately east Of the east line OF
Lots Eleven f11) Twelve (12). Thirteen
f131 Fourteen fi43, Fifteen Gl5l and
sixteen (I6), Block Two (2), Ringrose
Hsil Park Subdivision: al Of sald lois
being in the Northwest u Of section ~.
Town Z North. Range q East IN the
First =. ard Of the CITY OF WaWautosa.
Dated this 1stE day OF August, 1922.
a. v. BRIGHAM.
80 City Clerk,
cityof wauwatosa. Milwaukee coun-
ty, Wisconsin.
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Must kan credIt Good.

Lots Of men do business on other
peoples money. Those who succeed
learn that its not how much business
they do but how good they maintain
their credit The man who can bor-
row when be needs money is the man
whose conduct Of business is ap-
proyed.-Exchange
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18
Her First Love Adventure.

/ was fifteen then. 1t was after
Midnight, when my girl friend and l
left dance, and we were afraid to go
home. Two young men asked us if
they might escort us home, and we
consented. The young man, who took
me, asked me to call him up the next
lay. My affair was love at first sight,
but ended when called him up He
asked who was speaking and | said.
"rm the girl you escorted home last
night" Imagine how | felt when he
said. (Which one?" | hung up the re-
ceiver, and that ended my love affair.
haven't seen him Chicago
Journal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18

AGENTS WANTED-Sell the Or
iginal Watkins Products. Good city
territory still open. Get our wonder
full offer and free samples. Write to-
day. The ]. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 20,
Winona, Mimi. 26W3
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18

WANTED-Girl for general house
work 44O Wauwatosa Avenue. Phone
Wauwatosa HOG.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18

Moro SllCly lJl
Your Family
o,s Of our friends, aged
uses the TO divi-
lands a., on $500 Of Mil
sraukee Electric Railway
:, light Co., cumulative
referred shares to pay
the primiums on $4,000.
of life insurance. Shares
and policy are put away
n one envelope in safety
de,tOsit. That $500 for
his family, bought with
an investment of only
% 500. takes care of it
elf and viii be ready
when needed.
You younger men ard
women, wishing to buy
protection for your de-
pendents, can get more
for YOUR money. Between
twenty and thirty, you
can pay premiums on
$4,000 of good life in
surance with the $40
yearly dividends on ten
shares, costing $1,000.
with an investment of
only $1,000 you car Gre !
ate an estate of $4,000,
which will pay its own
way as long as you live
and be ready when
needed.
You can buy these shares
for cash or on monthly
payments of S. per share
and either way you get
7% on every dollar from
the day you buy them.
Principal and income are
safeguarded by State APP
praisal and State regula-
ton.
Come in and talk it over.
or let us send a salesman.
Mail orders filed prompt
Iy by registered letter.
Securities Depart
Tnent
Public Service Bldg.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR Girls bicycle in good
condition. $1,000. Enquire at 1888
Wauwatosa Avenue.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Published by the authority of thescom-
mon Council Of the City of Wauwa-
tosa, Wisconsin.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18
chivaIry Not Dead.

Window Card-''We clean and die
for ladies'"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-08-18

Let 1t Co at That.
Any fool can be censor. but one
has TO be somebody to be censored.
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2Sv2,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
AMIGOS PARA EL NoRrE

En- el vapor "porto Rico, embar-
caron aver nuestros ap.eciados ami
gos don Prudence traune Y ton
!r,ernarolo .igiiero.
III primero regrcsa Il Sn acreditada
casa mcrcantil dc New York. Unauiie
Y Lopez, dcep26s de una larsa ten
pOrada dedicad;, al TO, REQ Y Il JOS
uesocio sen este pals. y el segundo.
culto sobrinO :lc nues:ro excelcnte
amigo don Dic"o AgiieroS, va Il fa.
miliariZarse con ,OdO ei proceSO de Id
fabrication de las @onas y tubos para
automobiles v omnibus. " muy espe
cialmente cor e. :amo de vucaniIn
ci0n do las mismas. Il In gran plata
de estos fam.,sos articulos The Gene
raj Fire Rubber Co.. fabricanteS III
las General Cord. Ell Akron, O':io
que representa- en pucrt+ Rico, dc,d!
hace varios a1os. los chores Dieg,
-igiiros V Co., do esta plaza.
Muy buen viaic Y muy gratos 81
ceSos les dcscamos los refer'd"s
,iajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
LA VIDA MATRIMONIAL"

Clara kimball Young cuya, vida per
sonal ha sido acompanada de grant.es
sufrimientos EN- sus Inatrimonios, ha
lanzado al mercado cuatro peliculas en-
las que trata de una nlanera intereSan.
te lbs grandes problemas de la vida ND.
trimonial va Ell publico ha podide
darse cuenta de su primera pehcula
lanzada hace algln tempo, "Directa
mente de Paris, de su segunda pelicu
Ia titulada La Mujer Ideal" y de su
tercera pelicula titulada "POR Ell AL
MA DE RAFAEL" que sera estrenada
por los cines Tres Banderas", el dia 81
de Enero. "Rialto" ell da... y "Oiim
po'', el dia 3 de Febrero. 1nvitamo:
por la presente al publico para presen
ciar la, exhibicion de esta notable pc
licufa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

mes legislativaS Y ejecutivas del Co
bierno de Puerto Rico continuaran
eierciendose en- completa fuerza Y
vigor, segdn Sc dispone actualmente
por la ley.
Secion SEA. Las leyes y orienan-
zas de Puerto Rico actualmente en- vi
gor, continuaran vigentes, excep-
to ell aquello que sean alteradas
enmendadas 0 modiiicadas por
la presente. hasta que sean alte-
Ia presente Sc provee para Puerto Ri.
co. o por una ley del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos. y dicha autoridad le-
gislativa tendra poder, cuando no exis-
ia incompatibilidad con esta Ley, me-
diante la debida legislation para en-
meIdar, alterar, modificar O derogar
cualquier ley Il ordenanZa, civil crimi
nal, que continle Ell vigor ell virtud de
esta Ley, segun de tempo Ell tempo
10 estimare conveniente.
Seccion 57a.-- Todas las leyes O
parties de leyes aplicables Puerto Ri
co que no esten ell contradiction con
cualquiera de las disposiciones de esta
Ley, incluyendo las leyes relativas a
tarifas. Aduanas y derechos de impor-
tacion en- Puerto Rico. prescritas por
la ley del Congreso titulada LEY para
! proveer tenlporalmente derentas y un
gobierno civil Puerto Rico, para
otros fines, aprobada en- 12 de abril
de mil novecientos, continuan por 10
presente en- vigor. todas las leyes y
parties de leyes incompatibles con las
| disposiciones de esta Ley, quedan POI
I la presente derogadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
,DEPARTAMENTO DE AGRICILTU
RIA y TRABAJO

FL nepartamento dc Agricultural Y
Trabaio So complace en- anunciar a
los agricultores de Puerto Rico que ha
rccibido la serie completa de publica-
clones de la Junta Federal dc Prtsta,
mos Aerfcolas. las cuales SO traduci-
ran V Sc dar;in al pthlico dentr0 lie
breve plazo Los tftulos de las publ
caciones recihidas son como siguen:
l. La Ley Federal dc Prestamos
Asrfcolas.
Como pucden los agricultores
formar una Association Nacional dc
pr6stamos AgrfcolaS.
>. Mejoras Ell las hipotecas agrfcola>
Illustration de la application de la
Ley Federal de Pr6stamos Agrfcolasl
+. EXplicaci6n de las preguntas mas
'comuncs acerca de la Ley Federal dc
PrtSilmos AgrfcOlaS.
>. Amortization de hipotecas (Des.
cripci6n de los metodos dc amortiza
ci6n Y los bcnefcioS que rcportan Il
los prestatarios.
6. Enmiendas la Ley Federal dt
PrGstamos Agric0las (Con concentrates
V nOtas de la Junta Federal de Pres
tamos AgricOlasl.
T. Reglas rcglamentos de la Junta
Federal de prtStamOs AgricOlas en- re-
laci6n con las publicaciones de la Ley
! s. FL sistema de PrGstamOs Agrfco
las, sill mission sus resultadOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
LOS PADRES FRANCISCANOS

Ha sido archivado en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive un certifcado de
la Association de Padres Francisco
nos Capuchinos" hacienda constar que
los padres Daniel Alcorta Arueta, Nj
colas Fierro Garcia Y Bernardo Ro-
driguez Bello, han sido nom radios
como vocales de la Junta Directiva de
dicha Association, en- sustituci6n de
los padres Fidel Echevarria y Cara
te, Leonardo Alamo y Fernandez Hi
p6lito Sastre y Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
"POR Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL

Clara Kiinball Young promote 4 to
dos sus favoritos I'M naravilloso ARA
1nento. una pelicula tina cuvo recuordo
durara por mucho tempo. En- es:a
hc.mosa historic de atrevidas aver>y,
ras, de corazones poderosos V mujereS
encantadoras. un gran amor complete
de una manera incuestionable el exitc
reconocido de la pelicula "POR Ell
ALMA DE RAFAEL'. Su estreno er
el Tres Banderas' el dia 81 de Enero
"Rialto" el dia... "Olimpo' el dia
3 de Febrero. No dele de yer esta
production en- su cine favorito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
pRoxrMo EsrRENo.

Con justo orgullo y placer nos per.
Initirnos anunciar el proximo estreno
de Clara kimball Young en- su ultiu.A
Iroduccion titulada "POR Ell. ALMA
DE RAFAEL de I'M gran arga.nento
draniatico. Nunca EN- Ia vida cinema
tografica de Clara kimball Young ha-
bia prescntado esta notable estrella un
role" tan he1noso como el de Raqull
en- esta encantadora pelicuia, que Sc
tstrcnara en- los cines Tres Banieras'
el dia 81 de Enero. en- el "Rialto ei
tha. . en- el "Olimpo" el dia tres le
Febrero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
NEGOCIOS EN- PELICULAS

Han sid0 presentadas, en- la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva. para su archivo Y regis
tro. las clduslllas de incorporation de
una corporation que Sc trrata de orga-
niZar con el nomhre dc West Indies
Film Renting Company. Inc, cuya of
Gina principal Sc estableccra en- Ia ca.
sa numero l de la calle Union, de Pom.
GO. Dicha corporation So dedicarl 4
la compra Y venta de pelfculas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
NuEyO AGENTE

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva un certificado perteneciente
a la Corporation del estado dc Nue.
va York denominada Sugar Products
Co.. Ell virtud del cual Sc nombra al
seilor Alphonse p. Camisuli, de San
Juan, agente en- Puerto Rico de dicha
corporation, en- sustitucion de los Sc
nores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
JUICIO EN- La CORTE FEDERAL
Esta mahana comenZ6 a celebrarse
ell Ia Corte Federal, ante el jurado,
el case contra Eduardo Arrocho VS..
Ia New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co,
pbr incumplimientO dc contrato.
ESta eS la tercera veZ que sc celc-
bra este caso. pucs on las otras dos
ocasiones. no la podido ponerse de
acuerdo el jurado.
Representa- al dcmandante, cl Lcdo.
o. b. Frazer. V la demandada, los
I.cdos. Soto Gras Y Siaca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
PATRO%AT0 DE IA INFANCIA
E\ CHILE

Esta tonGfica institution que licne
por ohjetO Auyiliar los niilos des-
valdos rn Ia primern cdad, 0cnpan-
dose al miSmO tempo de Ia madra Y
prNurando 10 scparar nnO dc In
otrl, colebr0 rccentemcntc cl Nigt-
simo anivcrsario lie sn fundaci6n. FL
prcsupucsto dc gastos para mantener
el ano eHtrantc en- Santiago II Gotas
dc Lnch". I'm asilo maternal. una
matmta. Y toda la seric dc servicloS
aneXos !; cstaS ObraS. ascinnde a
100000 ptSoS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
CONGRESO DE BIENESTAR IN
FAETII. EN- HRASIL

FL Primer CongreSo Brasilolo para
Protection de los NinoS Y el Tcrccr
Congreso IntcramericaEo dc Bicncs-
tar lnfantl han Sido includes en- Cl
programa para Ia cclebraci6n del Con
trnariO &c In Indepelidcncia que SO
cfcctuard en- septiembr. de 1922
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

/ "
las leyes locales de Puerto Rico, no
seran aplicables Jurados elegidos
para actuar en- la Corte de Distrito
de los Estados Unidos para Puerto
Rico. sino que las condolences reque-
ridas los Jurados en- dicha Corte Sc
ran que cada uno sea mayor de VEIN
tiiin amos no mayor de sesenta y Gin
co, residente en- Puerto Rico por no
menos de un afio, y que tenga suflcien
te conocimiento del idioma fngles pa
ia poder servir de Jurado debidamen-
te; deberan ser tarnbien ciudadanos
de los Estados Unidos. Los Jurados.
para dicha Corte seran elegidos, nom
brados sujetos a exenci6n. de acuer
do con las leyes del Congreso que re-
glamentan los mismos en- Las Cortes
de los Estados Unidos, hasta donde
dichas leyes sean localn.ente aplica-
bles. mg
Secci6n 45a.---Todos los honora-
rios. multas, costas y comisos que ha
brian de depositarse beneficio de
los Estados Unidos 81 Sc cobraran y
pagaran en- una Corte de Distrito de
los Estados Unidos, Sc convertiran en-
rentas de los Estados Unidos 81 Sc
cobran pagan en- Ia Corte de Distri-
to de los Estados Unidos para Puerto
Rico; Disponiendose, que de dichos
honorarios. multas, costas y comisos.
retendra ell Secretario cada aiio qui.
nientos d6lares, que sc gastaran, para
atenciones de la Biblioteca Juridica,
bajo la direction del JueZ.
Seccion 46a.----El Attorney General
de Estados Unidos, ffjara de tempo
en- tempo los sueldos de todos los fun
cionarios auxiliares nonbrados por
la Corte de Distrit0 de los Estados
unidos, incluyendo ei Secretario. Sub
Secretaries, Interpreters, Estenografos
y demas funcionarios y enfpeados.
sueldos que sei1an pagados por los Es-
tados Unidos como sc pagan otros
sueldos y gastos de la misma indole
on las Cortes dc los EstadoS Unidos.
Secci6n 47a. Los Jurados y testi
COS en- la Corte de Dstrito de los Es-
tados Unidos para Puerto Rico, ten.
dram derecho a recibir. recibiriln.
ounce centavos por cada milla que
hayan tenido que recorrer necesaria.
mente utilizando alguna linea de dill
gencias viajando en- vehiculos parti
culares, y diez centavos por cada milla
recorrida en- ferrocarril. en- ir dicha
Corte v en- yolver de ella. Pero no Sc
concedera ell pago de derechos por ca
mipo recorrido. que Sc base en- argu-
cias de Interpretation, que Sc com.
puten por duplicado, por haber sido Ia
misma persona citada como testigo y
como jurado, o como testigo en- dos o
| mas causas pendientes de verse en- la
misma Corte en- una misma session.
Dichos jurados recibiran tres dolares
| por dfa, y los testigos uno cincuenta
diario, mientras esten asistiendo la
| Corte.
Seccion 4Sa-N Tribunal Supre,
mo las Cortes de Distrito de Puerto
Rico, Y los respectivos Jueces de los
mis1nos, podran conceder autos de ha.
beas corpus en- todos los casos EN- que
| dichos autos puedan concederse por
los jueces de las Cortes de Distrito
de los Estados Unidos, y las Cortes de
Distrito podran conceder autos de
mandamus en- todos los casos opor-
tunos.
Seccion 49a.-En 10 successive, to.
dos los Jueces, Marshals = Secretaries
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
MAS ALAMBIQUES

Jacinta Gutierrez, Jose Castro Yer
dejo, y Juan Carrillo, por tener alam-
biques en- sus residencias, los que lie
han sido ocupados por la policfa de
Santurce, fueron sentenciados aver
en- la Corte Municipal, por el Juez
Aybar, a pagar $4,000 de multa ca
da uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
Ell DIR. WE'VE 10 ESpERO \
MIR. RELY

Aver II las cinco de Ia tarde, sali6
para Eajardo el conOcido homhre phi
blico. mcstro amigo 81 DR.. Santiago
We've Calzada. duicn vino a saludar al
Gobcrnador Reilly: pcro dehido a 10
avanzada de la hora que cntr0 cl bu-
que. el DR.. prcfri6 regreSar a FajardO
V volvcr otro dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

espadas de
grabdo
Flor Cunningham flor
espalda
fotografo sabemOs desfado
oografa La yerdad aguna
cosad debia Sc de medir espaldas
peroes de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

POr la suma de $500 recibira
Ell IMPARCIAL todo ell ano v
un LapiZ de OrO "Eversharp".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11
The SubcOnsciOus COurtship
dsrn esns extraordinary scheme kssp sss, 6, isSs,.
Ing Stfh her Ws y told IN tMs fsseinssins nevsi
By BERTA RUCK

zstnor "TAs Wrong Mr. wroAS ~TAs AyyoWt Rovs,s m
OoDyrt0ht 1885, Dodd. Need Do. -
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Fine Grade Velour Table
Scarfs. overlook sides and ends,
in blue. mulberry, tan, rose,
gray and brown. l6 to l8 inches,
wide, so inches long.
Goldenberg' rg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Silks
3:B-inch SILK stripe Shtrtings'
white grounds with 1n-
handsome rolorcd silk OSC
stripes. Worth soc yard.
4O-inch Crepe de Chine, an
extra close.-fi fine all-silk quality,
in copen. jade. kings blue, TAM
mode, Polly green. G1 no
cardinal and navy - I.SC
blue. Worth IS yard
35-inch Costume Satin. an eX-
ira fine rich satin face. pure SILK
sfaas: siae in .sa black; SreSn. ssys S1.40
Worth $500 yard.
4O-inch Black Satin Duche~~e,
a pure silk, heavy O. no
satin-face quality. . 20
Worth $3.50 Yard.
4O-inch Radium Silk. all pure
silk, guaranteed-to-We quality,
in white. turquoise.
ss;"'f; sss e E. s..ss' .ss wSr's S'ss $1.70
Goldenbers' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
initiated
PillOWCaSes
$1.OO Pair

IS dozen 45x36 Initial Pillow
cases, made of extra fine grade
pillowcase cotton, with en-
broidered scalloped edges. Ini-
tials H, J and l only. Worth
regularly $lz5 pair.
:5 Crochet Bedspreads. three
quarter bed size; in &<0n
-Marseilles patterns. sDl.Zy
Worth $LIs each.
4:x7: Bolster Cases. perfect
quality; hand torn and M
ironed. Worth $50 |C
each
$3.50 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
mill seconds, hand torn and
ironed: single bed size; <E
only eight dozen ip the OOC
lot. Worth $1.00 each...
osidsnbssg'-ft1t flser.
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Imported Horse and Wagon,
35c.
Educational Boards, choice
of two sizes, at 98c> and Sl.4o.
Gilbert Erector Sets, the steel
construction toy, at $l.00. $3.50
and $500.
Gibbs Pacing Joe Horse and
Carts at 75c.
Gibbs Gypsy Wagon, with
two horses, at 98c.
ShoofIys, white enameled hn-
ish, on swinging platform. $3l49.
Toy Kitchen Cabinets, with
miniature stock, 49c.
oldenberY's-Basement.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Women's $1.35 Silk
Hose
S1.l9 Pair

Thread Silk Hose. with three
seam back, i'll black, gray, cor
dovan and Russian calf Per-
feet quality. Gifts of hosiery
arc always acceptable.
WOmen's Chiffon Silk Hose, in
black, cocoa, new suede. rose
beige, otter, caramel, gray and
gun metal. Also Chiffon Silk
Hose, with the popular "Poin-
tex heels; in black only. At
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Kiddy Kars, with rubber
tired wheels, at $500 and $3.7S.
Folding Blackboards. with
chart; on strongly made easel
$l.Z5.
Blue Streak Coaster Wagons.
with roller bearing wood
wheels; body size, l4S33 inches.
500.
Safety Coaster Wagons, with
patent safety brakes and rub
ber-tired disc wheels. =: ball
bearing; body size, 14x36 inches.
$9.98.
Storm King Sleds, with steel
runners; 52-inch size. $l.s9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-11
Meeting of Creditors
OF the Fashion, Inc, of
Waterville, in Bankruptcy

The first meeting Of the editors of
The Fashion. Incorporated, of Water
vile. recently petitioned into bank
ruptcy, was held before Referee in
Bankruptcy f. j. c. Little at the court
house on Monday afternoon. After
the officers of the corporation who
were present had been examined, the
creditors appointed Edward J. Con-
quest of Bangor. trustee of the prop
erty. Messrs Herbert J.. Merrill and
II. J. Merrick. of Augusta. and James
l.. Boyle of Waterville, were appoint
cd appraisers.
The trustees at once filed a petition
10 continue the business. which con-
sists in the sale of ready to wear
womcns apparel. until further order
of the court. This request was grant
cd. and the meeting was adjourned to
July % at +. NJ. at the Waterville
City hall A large number of claims
were proved. The liabilities of the
corporation were stimated at $4,000,
with assets of about $4,000.
The attorneys for the creditors were
Morris r. Rosen of Portland. Benja-
min l.. Berman Of Lewiston, E. F.
Peacock. NJ. ]. Bartlett, and A. D.
Billings Of Waterville, and +. ]. Con-
quest of Bangor. Herbert Locke of
pattanrall & Locke of this city ap-
peared for Tho Fashio-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-11
Promise Big Crops
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N6onttnueo from rage Onol
from heat waves and hail storms in
Kansas, from drought. high tempera-
lures and winds in Nebraska and
from shrivelling in Oklahoma and
black chaff and take all in some Sec
tions. Wheat remaining on farms
July first is 31,641,000 bushels, or
100000 bushels less than stocks a
year ago.
The large crop of white potatoes
forecast this year is due largely to
increased acreage in Western and
Northwestern states, while all inn
portant producing states, show in
creases Of from five to 10 per cent.
A As per cent. increase in tobacco
acreage in Kentucky and increases
Of SO per cent in Maryland, 25 per
cent. in Virginia, 13 per cent. in
North Carolina, IS per cent. in Ten
nessee, "a per cent. in Ohio and %
per cent. in Indiana. account for the
large tobacco crop. Wisconsin. Penn
sylvania and New England. however,
reported decreased acreages.
The 10 leading crops have :. total
area of 3t1.753,000 acres this year
compared with 345.140.0O0 acres last
year. A reduction Of about one per
cent, due principally to winter wheat
and oats.
Production of corn, the country's
most valuable farm crop, was fore
cast for this year at 100000. 900
bushels by the department of agri-
culture today in it's July report. That
is 29,000,000 bushels more than the
five year average, but 220.000.000
bushels less than last years crop.
The country's wheat crop was fore
been decreased by 3S,000,O00 bushels
as a result Of conditions in June.
Production forecasts and details of
other crops were announced as fol-
lows.
Oats production 1877, 100000 bush
els, condition 74.4.
Barley, production, 1S2,000,000
bushels, condition SIS.
Rye, production, 100000 bushels;
condition $50.
White potatoes, production 429,-
VOVtupU DuSIltlS, CotltlllOIt otO, stCIe-
age 4,22S,000, or Ills per cent. of last
years.
Sweet potatoes, production ILL.,
100000 bushels. condition SS.2. acre
age, 1,12S,000 or 1868 per cent. of
last years.
Tobacco production 1,415,000 900
pounds; condition S2.4, acreage L.
1853 900 or 1929 per cent of las
years.
Flax, production 100000 bushels.
condition SIS; acreage 1,341,000 or
lis per cent. Of last years.
Hay, production 107,0OO,000 tons;
condition SS.T.
Apples, production, 100000, 900
bushels, condition Co.'S.
Peaches, production 54,300,000
bushels; condition 74.3.
Wheat remaining on farms July !
Is estimated at 31,641,00 bushels or
40 per cent. of last years crop.