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HER STORY ~ STAND

Los ANGELES. Fch. i--in tho cx-
animation 10y the coroncr today Ma
hcl Normaud was tn" principal wit
ness
YOU were acquainted with the
dead man" 81" was asked
II was"
when did you last soc hirn?"
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VIZ r.2'
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I'Iuvnnun for King,

i'hlMIls.A. VA, Feb AT "A mass
meeting held here today nvc dole
gates were elected, instructed to vote
as unit FOR Floyd " King for
Congress, in convention tn he ia
Sinuuton February II, as lour as his
name was before the convention. ana
for second choice to Not" as "A unit
FOR Marry st GcorEr Tucker
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CHARGES HARDING SAVING
IS OF PAPER VARIETY
South Carolinau ASsails Bud
get Bureau Claims as
Absurd.
DEFICITS OFFSET ECONOMY
Federal Expense Cut Of SiO+.0OO.O1O
In Six Months OverbnIunc-d by Dc
ncicncy Requests OF S33B.53T .0o3.
Congressman Asserts.
tBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Feb. i-DecIara-
ton that the economies which Pres
idcnt Harding and Director Dawes
OF the budget announced yesterday
the government were largely OF II
paper variety. was mad. today by
Representative Byrncs, Of South Caro-
lima. II Democrats member %: the
House Appropriations Committee.
who. in a formal statement. va ell
the fear" tina, Mr. harding had
been so absorbed in other matters
that he WAS not convcrsunt with tho
existing situation in government
finances"
Asks SlS0.0OO.OtA More.
According to the press. Mr..
Byrn"s' statement said. "a direct saw
ing of S32.o00.0Oo ana All Indirect
saving Of more than siO4.O00.OU0 had
been accomplished in less than six
months. The fac; is that az agnine;
this alleged saving. the President, a,
the instance OF the budget bureau.
has recently submitted requests for
cies. amounting 10 s!Sp.TO4,2S. and
within few days the Congress Will
commence consideration oi another
deficiency bill to take care OF this
shortage In funds. This amount is
In addition TO the urgent dcilcic
bill arpr"priatjnG S50.j5s2@2 and
tic ::-=t deficiency bill appropriations
sio5.27'.4t3. Ii the sISO.7O+.@SS now
asked by tho President L. granted
IL Will make the total deficiencies to
date s33s537.o53
Gind Harding Opposes Deficits.
II rejoice that the President rclt-
Grated his opposition to deficiencies.
because hesitate to think what
amount would be requested T. he
were not opposed 10 deficiencies"
Representative Byrncs said that II
the amounts mentioned had been
saved. the Treasury should chow IL,
lie declared that no such showing
however. had been made and added:
Il fear the reason why i; il not
done is THAI the alleged savings IN
most instances consist only in the
rostponement OF actual expenditures
until tho ncNt fiscal year"
II. declared that the supplemental
estimate FOR the mex, fiscal Year
amounting 10 :S0.os3.220. added L. the
total amount requested for the fiscal
year 1923 would make tina, ,o,a,
Slo? 296.3G5 NOR. than the amour,
appropriated for the current fiscal
yea.
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was stricken shortly after Ia
and died Il few minutes later.
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hundreds OF dance selections, new
song hits. old-time songs and
classic hits.
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Log ANGELES. Fcr. i--in the cx-
animation hy the c"roncr today Ma
hcl Nurmaud was tn" principal wit
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Co.pARrNERsHlP NOTICE

THE FIRM or MlLLE1T. ROE "a : csapy
having transacted business Id ,nsrs thar
and State OF New YORK ioi ,,ssslysd y
three years. and having been ssRTHuR
the withdrawal therefrom o.
II Now' At'vS' rnEREFoNe. sTErsEs ls,s Boz.
MlLLErT. Of No. $40 PARK .,o,,u.s asa
ouRh of Manhattan. Guy Roe. o.
State of New York. AleNanaet IN Of yNsF-
No. iss East 18Th Street. Boroukn of Nes
haitian CITY. County and s'ass No. f'
York. and charles Boucher, oy.rha.tsr.
West aoJh Street. Borough o. York belsS
lily. County anu State OF Ne~shy Ne" CERTIFY
partners. in said firm. do hsisa aeal upde'
and declare that they intend ~ "se Of 10
such name and TO continue me uAGEs,
firm name Of MlLI.ETr. ROE nsretofois
in The business which has bee" ann.
conducted in this state 10y ss'u ~ ~ 1871
Dated this Sis. day OF pec.sI,upII,rTT,
tSsd) STEPHEN [. MnN,c
ALEXANDER V. ROE"
CHARLES BouCHEIErrv OF
STATE OF MEN YORK,
NEW YORK. ss. ,,..smber, iss,
before M personally appeared ROE ~
c. MILLETT. ALEXANDER "; ;known ~
CHARLES BOUCHER. 10 me inss,viduxb d
known to me 10 te the l"us a. foregoll
scribed In and who executed ,no ~. scknosl
instrument. and they severan; ,he ssmI
edged to me that they eNecuseuI seuITI.ER,
(Sgd.) THEODORE n; NY '. Cr
Notary Public No. 15S ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
nc" pi ..'-. e
Toronto
n. y. Factory Earnings Increase

ALBANY, Jan. 30.-An increase Of
SO cents is reported in the average
weekly earning in New York State fac
tories from November to December,
according TO statement issued to-day
by Henry d. Saycr, Industrial Com
missioner. The gain. due to increases
in working hours resulting from sea-
sonal activity in some industries and
improved business conditions in othcr,
brought the average weekly earning up
to S29.41, or about IL per cent of the
average in December, 1920 There was
but one holiday in December, which
also served to bring earnings up to a
higher point.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Z. S. Trade With Greece

The total imports from Greece for
November, 1921, according to the
monthly statistics compiled by the Bu-
rcau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce, were sl,1s3, ,2o8, and for Novem-
ber, 1920. $1,3949a5. For the eleven
months ending November, 1921. the
total imports were s2O,713O44, and for
1920, $l9,279,039. The total exports to
Greece for the month of November,
1921, were $l.054 .462, and for Novcm-
ber 1920, $4,057,750. For the eleven
months ending November. 1921, the
total exports were $23,S26,853, and for
1920, $35, ,761 ,596.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Irregular. Trend
1nQuiet Trading
On Curb Market
Hudson Companies Pfd. Is
Active at Higher Levels;
Oils Show Better Tone,
but Market Is Uncertain

Ours,de III an improved tone in the
oil group, trading on the curb market
yesterday was marked by an uncertain
trend. which left prices at the close
irregular.
Hudson Companies preferred was in
demand at higher levels. This stock
has been attracting attention since it
became known that December earnings
probably would show surplus of as
much as the total Of the eleven pre-
ceding months. The resumption Of in
tcrest on the bonds is regarded as
Strengthening the position of the stock
Hudson & Manhattan stock, control Of
which is held by Hudson Companies,
also was active. Combustion and En-
gineering held steady.
Cities Service held gain of 3
points, but Standard Of Indiana sagged.
Kirby Petroleum worked higher as &c
emulation continued
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

cial partner in the manner in satl cor
tincatc set forth.
NATHAN STEINFEI.D
sworn to before me this sth day of be-
celnber. 1921.
GUS w. HIRSClI (SsalN
Notary Public. No. 2ls. New York County
fteslsters no 3O7S. Commission ex-
pires March So 1923
CITY and County of New York. ss:
on this sth day Of December 1921, be-
Iore me personally came Nathan Steir field.
to me known and known 10 me to be the
Individual described In and who executed
,ne foregoing instrument. ana he duly ac-
knowledged to me that he executed the
"
tSeaL) GUS w. HIRSCH.
Notary Public No. 2l3. New York County
registers No. 307S. Commission ex-
pires March 20 1909 -
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Receiver for Aborn Steel

Judge Mack in the United States
District Court yesterday appointed
Louis B. Wehle receiver in equity Tor
the Aborn Steel Company, Inc, fixing
the bond at $25 5000. The receiver was
named on the complaint of r. Bruce
Ross, creditor on cash loan of
$4,000. The bill declares the defendant
has assets totaling S146,OOO and liza
bilities of about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
COUPONS

DETROIT UNITED Z i 1AWsEHWRAr
COMPANY. n.,.. per a..
The $500 First Mortgssse 81 s'ts the Dsu.sss
Twenty Ave Year Gold bonas uhch metgsss
on mo FEBRUARY ist. isas viii be ia tsssn tou 70
the present holders upon prese"Ifs'Nsw ~ Nsw IeS
Central Union Trust Company @ Coupons
50 broadway. New York ci,y. psopies
b Bank pa'of Of Z Detroit. They should ,nsr b. -
and deposited In the regular 9 sssssc,stnG(k
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of tho Stockholders OF Naylor e.
Co. Inc. will be held at the company.s
once, No. 120 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian City Of New York. on the 10Th day
of February, 1922. at 2 o'clock p NJ. for
the election OF Directors for the ensuine q
year, for the appointment OF two Inspec
tors of Election. and for the transaction
vi such other business as may be brought
before the meeting
CHARLES L. MOREAU, Secretary.
Dated. January 31st. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co

OFFICE OF THN SECRETARY
Baltimore. Md. january Is, 1922
The Board II Directors this day declai ed
for the six months ended December 81 1921
from The MT arnirgs OF the Company. a
dividend Of two 90 per cent the Pre-
ierrei Stock @! tho Company pa yahle March
we - hi Stockholders OF record az the
cio-e ~ h.ssin"ss cu February S. 1o22
Lac '4re meter Books VIII not close.
{. W NOpLs'OkO. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
KNOX Rat COMPANY. INCORPORATE

1k-~V1N ny COMF:NNH, INCORPORATE).
Notice of Annual Meeting.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annua,
Mse:!ng of the stockholders OF KNOX HAT
COMPANY. INCORPORATED will be held
Ht the office OF the Corporation. No 452
Elfth Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK city. n. y. on the 9Th day OF Feb
rnary 1s22. at IL O'Clock noon for the
purpose OF clecting Directors for the .,nsu
ing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be
fore the meeting.
Transfer Books for the Transfer Of Al,
classes OF stock Will close at the close OF
business on January 81. 1922, and win Re-
BRAYTON WITHERELL, secretary
Dated January 2l. 1929
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MrET,N,. or

NUIII'E Ol ANNUAL MEETING OF
SCHOLl MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
Inc Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
this company will be held on the sth day Of
renruary; 1922. at ZOO o'clock In the after
noon a. the office OF the company 339 Broad
pose OF electing Board of Directors. two
inspectors to serve at all elections Of stock
nolaers during the ensuing year and receiving
and acting upon the reports of tie officers'
and ror the transaction of such other busi-
Ing. ~ 'So'
Dated January 20 1929
WILLIAM NJ. SCHOOL,. President.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Cleveland Br.,. 4 Copper Mills. |,

The annual meeting % the Stockholders
OF the Cleveland Brass Copper Mills
Inc. Will he held at tho Office OF the Cor
poration Trust Company. - Wall street.
New York CITY.
February II. 1922. at . r. NJ,
for the following purposes
First-1o elect eleven Directors.
Second--To act on the matter of redUc-
ing the capital stock OF SAID corporation
from $4,000 shares. consisting of 5000
shares Of preferred stock OF the par value
OF 500 each. and 80 600 shares OF
stock without nominal par value, to
1880 shares. which shall consist ot $3.50
shares OF preferred STOCK OF the par value
Of 800 and IS 600 shares OF stock withou,
nominal or par value.
Third--To transact such ether business
AZ may legally come before the meeting.
including the approval and ratification OF
- ~cts OF ths ofhcers and Board OF Di
rectors since the last Annual Meeting OF
tho stockholders of this company.
For the purpose Of the meeting the
books for the transfer OF stock Will be
closed January %. 1922. and reopened
February 70. 1922.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
W B. PRINCE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPANs.Y! y!

,,-.,,,r. of Cosden saa
copany hs N"srs ss. s this dsy he ' s.
lar 2Sl Guartsry ri: aisidSad Of ~ 0sy.S. oa H.
Preferred Stock of the Co'arfns ',,sers ci
March lst ls22, to the tEssbrusfy
record AL the close OF business o ''',,i r.rislu
18Th. 1922. The stock ,ocks VII
open. ,,,cr ssc1.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Now York CITY,
February II, 1922. at : r. NJ.
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAlIHOAD COMPANY

NeW OTF, January :. Z. IsT--
A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
tfs Company viii held the office OF
sks Company. ass Lexington Avenue. III ths
CITY Of New York on the 18TH day of l'ebru
Aty next at II O'Clock a NJ. for the pur
pose o. considering aad acting upon ma tiers
reIafins 10 the, ;,astioa Nnes owned and
oo<rate1 hT thy company In the City Of
hsw yor3g
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
To Holders of Adjustment Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Cumulative Gold Bonds of THE DENVER AND
RIO CRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY, issued
under the Adjustment Mortgage of said Company,
dated May /, 1912:
Notes of THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
CORPORAC40N, issued under its Trust Agree
ment, dated October !, 1920:

Referring notice dated this day aga pnbishfd by the
Rsn5son '"S e Rio
Grandc Railroad Company The Westyn PaeiE Railroad copo
ing said 6ods sl other holders ,s Of
i%sos 1Hios offer Mortgage
has agrse ID 4 event int to 9 Ss Be S to
other holders of such bonds
is desirable in order that bondfdcrs may remain in posi-
tho" @ hs
their bonds with otherwise commit {o any Protec
Of Adjustment Mortgage Bonds at least until aT the
mcnt Of such offer
sSss $ s;S said
tion being compeentIy managed regard for
@ M OF s S a S sSas
Rail 5s n i. ii b Co.. 5s
pending execution bandonmcne Of the Plan earnings Of
this t ous the MEDIUM dvdends o
for its benefit During the last @ six months & corBoratio1
@ compapy with Of money nvested
and "a IN large @ M % p[op %
ton carried out, to the Reogand Company
;$:S: 81
Notes this Corporation {whe5 Exchange
Fsn carried effect this corporatiof
w 2a to & the d % %
Pan as hey would havc been aecoded R they continued to
r.: ss'a'-s" S's"i
New York City.
New York January So 1922
The Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
BY ALVIN w. KRECH
Chairman Of the Board
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
'dtCI JaHuAry 70. I9yy.
WILLIAM NJ. SCHOLI. President.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the New York Edison Company
Tor the election OF Trustees for the ensuing
business as may properly come before tho
meeting. will be held at tho once Of the
Company. Irving Place and Fifteenth Street.
at IL o'clock noon. 49, A'""'
WALTER NEUMULLEr. Secretav
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Ti.e-Year six Per Cent Gold Notes
Due February l. 1924

Coupons from these Notes. payable by
thor terms on February J. 1922. at the
ONCE or agency OF the Company In New
York or n Boston viii be paid in New
York At the Bankers Trust Company, is
Val Street or III Boston at the Merchants
NatiouSl Bank.
II. BLAIR SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

FINANCIAL
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
>eNen->car Six Per Cent Convertible
Gold Bonds
FINANCIAL

coupons from these Bonds payable by
tNelr terms on February /. la92 At the
oilrc or agency OF tie Company in New
! ork or IN Boston VIII be paid in New
York a' The Bankers Trust Company Is
Wall street. or III Bostor. a. the Merchants
National B.nk
u RlAIE-SMlrIi Trnasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Representative of NewYork- Old and New

The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
occupies a unique position in New York Its Trustees
elect their and change in ownership
Of its stock bring about undesirable changes its
business policy.
The Trustees thoroughly representative Of New
York-od and Some descendants of men who
originally Incorporated the Company in $780, all are
representative OF those prominent in New York financial
and legal AFFAIR." just has been the $780,
The present Trustees Frederic w.
rhh Edmond L. Rayhes. Columhu. Kmlen
Dodge Denny Cromwell
Paul Tuckemsn, Howard Tovnsend F. Marine Moses
TayioF Edward NJ Townsend- Edward J. Henry
Id Cr1nksh Nash Lewis
Spencer AoruA Joseph H. Choate, J. Edwin G
The Trustees believe that the policy Of specializing in
Personal Accounts and Personal Trusts makes the Com
pany unusually valuable to the New York Of 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
REORGANIZATION
The Denver and Rio Crande
Railroad Company

Plan and Agreement dated January e. 1922 for n.
has proposed by The Western Pacific Railroad Coporaty
Nhe holding company to the undersigned comm. constr
First and Reundng Mortgage Five Per Cent Cod Bonds Of
Committee. " the
Deposit Agreement who shall not dissent from Plan and
period prescribed the Deposit Agreement coneI n
to 5s have any light Of @ of r. R o.
Deposit Agreement and also to have waived the provision c @
qss srosor tn the viii be ses 9s s the nsr | s z
Ing from the @ , ad ps Of Of DEPOSIT 50
Reo5sanz4on shall and binding on SSPtd bod ct
St Ssee%s p; to aS
s:;@ IT,: @ to T the s4 any -s 81 At % % sg
named be'0e asserting to the Plan and xTrss
Gold Of The Denver and Ro Raroas
sany With "e p5s
1 1927 On: and ID s1f ss ss h
before March l9zz and will receive therefor c Of
stamped asserting the Plan and Agreement Reogans
shall su s1sss 1 fsI1' s
the said bonds The Xtn Pacific Railroad Cooperation
' ssas:
esssSs-5: s;:r::.;d 81 P59s: =
Agreement of waiver OF all r;9ht
withdrawal given by the Agreement and the prons
contained in the Deposit Agreement limiting the time within
which Depositors will be entitled securities
resulting from the Plan and also Certificate,
of Deposit accompanied by appropriate certificates
accordingly Blank forms for may be obtained from
the Depostary any of the Sub-Depositarfs.
undeposted Reffdiag Nor.yac- F;v.
Per Cent Gold Bonds will be entitled pcpatc the benefit
Of such purchase merely BY the deposit II accom-
panied by appropriate income tax ccrthc&es
Provision is made the end that ne Plan should not r.
Deposors shalt have H. Plan This howeve
dissent
The Committee recommends tlf immediate acceptance Of the
Plan and Agreement of Reor the probable
default in the of the due February 1922 bond
holders urged to deposit their bonds promptly.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement nav he
obtained from the Depositary any OF the
from the Secretary OF the Committee
Dated, New York January 5Oth, 1922
B. " Jones PIES Secretary JOHN HENRY HAMMOND
1,to,:,a,-. - Chairman.
BANKERS TRUST COMPAEYA aNf.i ~ LEN
Wall St.. York ctvN CHARl ES HAYDEN
Sub a ANDREW j. MILLER
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS a FREDERICK STRAUSS
+, W.. "a Mor ~, :. cs ~ MELVIN a. TRAYLOR
pHov1DFNT 11rr AMI Tpner COMMITTEES.
Fourth ~
Philadelphia
Nc.
THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Detroit

Sdlcs. Oman lI;ob
sso 80 an an Lisht .ll5 1lsA ~ ii5% .
1880 Columbia Mot ~ 9as 81 o.,
$50 Continental Mt =" ~
- do pf..... 81 81 81 81
20 20 pe,roit @ Edison.lol Z lolE loi 1oii
5000 Lincoln Motor 5%
80 Michigan Sug. 5 e" "a
ioo 40 notor Wheel. 10Y. 1ols 1On 10,s
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

Nat Mathan Steinfeld being duly sworn. do.
pasen paTtne1s a.d nsaa; saya am one Of the
foreao,r, named n..d IN and who executed the
ttnvse certihcate for renewal and con
,muanee nsca'n OF the limited partnership therein
hhsSr,oed' thousaed' The sum Of one hundred twenty
t;rca,s ;HTuss"a dollars ($12o.ooo) In said cor
oStvs,, oy ,nn special partner therein named has
ac'ua''y been paid In in cash BY said spe-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

ior OF THE DENVER
Pacific
al
o. Man !,
Q
agreement OF O
sad Dps
d,st pubNeat'on hs notice that the hn
SAID Banker Trust
Iepo"ary. written therein
by him.
Deposit AS
within 0 days withdraw
the
o
0
tie Of
represented by OF Deposit
Dated. New York. January
HAMMOND
BERTRAM
J.
A..
Commt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-19
VISITOR SAYS II
DOES THE WORK
= w. Hamilton, of Miss, Declares
dis Health Was Completely
Restored by TanIac.

Yes, sir, l can tell the peonle of 81
Ipuis something about Tanlac and am
giad 20 do So" said j. W. Hamilton.
OF Grenade, Miss, while on a visit 10
st. Louis this summer.
"Tanlac proved to be a wonderfnl
nelp to me and it's always a pleasure
70 tel others about it. For five wears
or more before ! took it / had stomach
trouble, attacks of acute indigestion
and was constipated. NV apnat;ta
was poor, my stomach hurt and dis
tressed me after meals and T had
Dizzy spells and a severe pain ac,oss
the small OF my back. | was SO run
down | could hardly do any work. and
nothing seemed to help me a particle
However, | felt better almost. fro,,
the first dose of Tanlac, and was soon
eating and digesting my food perfect
~ | have regained my health COM
'pletely now, and am feeling just fine.
Ianfac is a splendid medicine, and it's
a pleasure to recomend it to others
because / feel sure it will do the
work"
Taniac is sold in Mexico by FZim'ss
Rexall Store and all leading druggists
everywhere.
d Sat wilt Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-19
LEGION TO HOLD
DISTRICT MEETING
HERE IN FEB.

A meeting Of all the posts of the
American Legion in the ninth o n
~gressional district to be held in Mex
leo the first part of February 1922
has been announced by Charles H.
Pulls state committeeman of the Am
erican Legion. The meeting has been
asked for by state officials of the Mis-
souri, department. The object is to
systematic a plan of organization
whereby each post will be brought in
to closer association with other posts
and the state department The forma-
ton Of county committees, district
committees, and the carrying on of a
program of education TO the ex-ser-
vice man not in the Legion and the
present members of the Legion and
also to the public, will be the main
objects.
The Missouri department has an
nounced that an organization depart
ment has been added to the state
headquarters, and A. M. Butler form
erly chairman Of the Lafayette county
central committee and field organizer
for the seventh district, will be in
of that institution.
This department has listed in its or
ganization nearly all the good speak
ers Of the Legion in the entire state,
for district meetings and days of spe-
cial observance. There will be several
good speakershere at the ninthdistrict
meeting, including DR.. Harry F.
Parker, state commander j. X. Noonan
state adjutant, besides speakers of
organization department. Col.
John H. Parker commandant at Jer-
Eerson Barracks and indirectly con-
,ected with the Veterans Bureau at
st. Louis, will be here if possible.
The plans are that the meeting will
held in the afternoon and a musical
program and addresses, will be ar
'anged at the Orpheum Theater in the
so the public can attend.
Their are thirty-five posts in the dis
riot, and each post is to be represent
d by two or delegates. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-19
ALTON CONDUCTOR is
SHOT BY N s
CITY POLICE

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Am. Hanback,, well known in Mex
leo, a Chicago & ALTON conductor, was
shot and painfully wounded by the
Kansas City police Wednesday, Jan.
IL, according to reports, by Kansas
City officers, and Brakeman II. II.
Harris is under $4,000 bond under
charge of being implicated in a tire
theft from a box ear Nine men and
women are under arrest as a result of
an attempt to steal 1000 motor car
tires according to the Kansas City
Star and the two Alton men were of
this number. 1t is claimed that Han
back was shot attempting to escape
from officers.