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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

s6ave money and time by placin,
yaur magazine subscriptions at tn
SDoke House. tt
till the middle of August. If yor
Wish pstlires taken, call Pacific 1888
advertisement lott
sMoney to loan. See A. Doornbos
advertisement II
Daughter Born-A daughter was
hhfn in Lewiston Saturday to Mr.. and
Ms Earl Mulhall, of Grangeville The
gH has been named Mary Helen.
FOR SALE-Two good work horses
AZ a bargain. Several to pick from.
RI r. Dufur, Fem, Phone Nez Perez
3425. Advertisement. 10tf
Episcopal services-The Rev. d. J..
w Somerville, of Lewiston, will hold
services in the Episcopal church on
SRpday evening, July %, at o clock.
sOne barrel Of flour for every six bu-
shells of milling wheat at Denver Roller
miils.s E. J. Bennett, Prop. --Adver-
Baptist Church-Services will be
held in the Baptist chucb next Sun
dayemorning at IL and in the evening
at s.
II you are itching for a new home,
let us help you scratch. Hussman
Lumber Co. Advertisement. 3tf. /
Marriage License-A marriage Ii |
cense was issued Monday to DIR. Cas- |
per Somer and Monica Fret, both of |
Cottonwood
FOR RENT-3-room apartment, Au-
gust 6. Call Finn apartments. Phone
1881. Advertisements 10-2 |
Loan Agency. Doornbos, of this
city, has taken the local agency for one
of the largest firms of money lenders
in the northwest, and now is prepared
to lend on real estate security.
Have you tried Gold Standard -four
AT your grocer Fez Perez Roller
Mills. Advertisement. 26tf
New Sign-A large sign, including
two maple leaves, has been painted on
the window of the Maple Leaf confec-
tionery, this week James Fray is
proprietor of the confectionery.
INSURANCE. Geo. M. Reed & Co.
Repairing Building-W. H. Camp.
bell has crew at work replasteringI
and refnishing the interior of the first
floor of the Masonic hall. guttcd.. by
fire a few weeks ago. F.. w. Miller will
again occupy the building with his
harness shop. Plate glass windows have
been received to replace those cracked
during the fire.
Money on first farm mortgages. A.
Doornbos. Advertisement. Ills
IL 0 A N 8. Geo M. Reed & Co.
For House Guests-Mrs. w. H. Bad |
zero is entertaining Thursday and Fri
lay afternoons of this week, in honor :
II her house guests, Misses Mable and :
Gladys Durling, of Toronto, Ont,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20

Long. 'i"i
Westlake-J. c. Webster.
Bentz. Neo's -
Mason. n
ro Yellow Pine-charles saIlee, W, A.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20
Bliousness and Constipat,on

For years was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, when made
nfe miserable for me. Ny appetite
tslied me. lost my usual force ana
vitality. Pepsin preparations and ca.
.narties only made matters worse.
90 not know where should have
oeen today had / not tried Chamber.
iain s Tablets. The tablets relieve
tne I'll feeling at once, strength .enine
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20
CALL FOR PROPOSALS TO Fun
NISH FuEI. -

Notice is hereby given thar cd Of
a. NJ, August Q, 1922. the B soa;sfar
County Commissioners will, II a. the
toy proposals are received, -. - the
contract to furnish and denver - dix
County Court House, 10 cords and M 70
teen inch, yellow pine wood and and 70
tons of coal. Bids to be deii o.s dsy
the Clerk not later than the ." made
of August, 1929. Bids may ..
separately on the wood and CuER.
Clerk of the Board of Count. .te If
of Idaho County lOs
Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20

tho digestive organs, helping i"e
TEN to do its work naturally ,Ia
Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham ~
Advertisement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

the only legal wife Of Tiefn,r n.
the court records In Marshalltown ~
cleared her divorce record, which M M.
Tiernan seems to worry about" "lr'
Her. daughters main object no,v 4.
to prove to the world that she il ,hs
legal wife Of Prof. Tiernan, Mrs, H.ws
said. AAs~n
The daughter plans to spend sev.,.,
days at the home Of her first hushsrSa
Floyd Rash, In Marshalltown, III.
parents live there, and her four /. ,s... s
old son, Kenneth. Is with them. '
South Bend, Ind. Nov. cs.-fR,
P.)--With the threads Of the dom q.
affairs Of Prof. and Mrs, John
Tiernan becoming more tangled
many new developments since ths st...
of the Herman. Poulin paternity cs..
the next move Of the principals tows y
a restoration Of harmony IN the hou.sa
hold was being watched with interest
Despite the fact that Prof. T,e,r.,
announced last night that the recohc;i.
iation with his first wife was movim.
along satisfactorily, q dispatch fror
Marshalltown. 1n., quoted Mrs. Blunchs
Brimmer. Tiernnn. the professor;s
"bride Of u day." as saying thai a.
was the lutter's wife and was soins
TO live with him. She said she cs.
pcctcd Ticrnnn TO arrive at the Icr.
city Wednesday. This T'iernan do.
MES.
Whether the professor will carry M,
his announced intention Of dismissins
the divorce petition against the arSs
Mrs. Ticrnun and have the appeal ~
the paternity case against Hurry Pom.
lin dismissed, or whether he will tnI.
action to have his marriage TO NM
second Mrs. Ticrnan pronounced legal
are steps that remain to be determines
by future developments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
CHARLES JOEL FISK.
BANKER, DIES HERE
Former Head Of New York Firm and
Three Times Plainfleld Mayor

Former Head Of New York Firm and
Three Times PlainHeId Mayor
Charles Joel Fisk. retired New York
banker. died yesterday at the Bcllcvue'
Stra,ford Hotel from a heart attack.
Mr.. Fisk's homo was iT Plaintirld.
y. j.. and he had come to this city
to consult n specialist.
Until recently Mr.. Fisk was treas.
urer of the New York bankiny firm Of
Harvey Fisk & Son, but retired because
of III health. lie had been three times
Mayor Of Plainfeld and was coun
Gilman for six years.
lie was Il member Of tho Union
League. I'lainficld Country Club. Plain.
field Riding and Driving Club. Watch.
man Hunt Club. Country Club Of Lake.
wood and number Of New York clubs
lie was president Of Muhlcnbcrg Hos
pi,nl for five years.
His wife. two sons. Charles and
Harvey Fisk. aud two daughters. Mrs
Lewis T.. Warm; and Mrs. Rober,
johnson. and three brothers and three
sisters survive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
NOAHS ARK SAILING CAYY
FOR PORT IN CHARITY HARBOR
Toys Galore. Made by Cs inforacs Are Being Sold BY
Emergency lid to Help Producers

Noah was not there. but all his ari.
mails were when the Ark's gungplank
was thrown out as the Ark opened
officially for business at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Friends and members Of the Emcr-
gency Aid at whose headquarters. 22l
South Eighteenth street. "Noahs Ark
Shop is moorcd. were on hand bright
and early. The shop j. II clearing
house for the snle of all kinds Of toys
and useful articles made BY patients
Of hospitals and institutions in the
city. Local artists aud members o'
their own home also have contributed.
The animals, band. painted aud war.
ranted to bring JOY to any little boy
or girl who wakes up and finds one on
the christmas tree, are feature OF
the Ark" In some cases they look
dulcfully at each other but do not OBJ
jert to having more than two ot one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
HIS BRIDE Of ADAY
TO CLAIM T|ERNAN
Was Legally Entitled to wed
Professor, Her Mother
Says
MARRIED WHILE EXCITED

Bu ASSOctntcU IVteo
Hansell, H.. Nov. 2S.--Mrs. Charies
II. Hawn, mother Of Mrs. Blanche
Hswn Rash Brimmer, back here today
from Mnrshnlltown, 1u.. where they
spent yesterday investigating the mar
itul status OF Mrs. Brimmer. an
nounced that her daughter legally was
entitled to wed Prof. John r. Ticrnnn
In their Crown Point. Ind, ceremony
last Saturday. =, e.,
It IL "Mrs. Elanche Ticrnan' deh'
nitely, said Mrs. 1fawn, and Prof,
Tiernnn and Mrs. Augusta Tiernan
must settle their legal status In In
diana.
"My daughter never intended TO
marry Tiernan when she went to chi.
cugo last Thursday night the mother
said. "Tiernun wired her TO come to
Chicago that day, and she went. They
had expected to be married ut Christ.
mas time, but Ticrnan, ! believe, got
excited and tho hasty marriage ut
Crown Point was the result.
MY daughter never has been q very
calm thinker. acting frequently on the
impulsc. and this. together with Tier.
mans in>istcncc. no doubt easily won
her over.
"Sbc did nothing wrong. She is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Deaths Of a Day
CHARLES B. FITHlAN

Iuu,r4l services Tor Charles Il.
Fl,hlan, president ct tn" tolobaugh
Self. .Iuhricating Carbon Company.
viii be- hcld tomorrow afternoon ut his
lone. .4+0 North Park avenue. Mr..
Fi'Man died Saturday after being op.r-
ofod on y few days previously. He was
fifty Years old and had been in i'll
LeHj'L 'or the last three ycare.
Mr.. Iithinn is survived by his wife
and rino children. lie vas born in
Plulnd'ph and for several wears
taN." appl!ed electricity III the Philu.
d'lrA.n Trades School. he Was Il nom.
her Of Thomas II. Patton Lodge, No.
go, i. and \. NJ. Intermcnt will be
made in NorthwOod Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
THIRD PARTY STATEMENT
DENIED By LA TOILETTE
Says Conversation Attributed to
Him by Hunt Incorrect

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator La
Toilette, Of Wisconsin. last night denied
report from Phoenix, Ariz.. that he had
told Governor elect Hunt. Of Arizona
th'I party would be welcomed by the
rcnplc. Senator La Follettc's Sugges.
ton was said to hnvc been made in Il
long distance telephone conversation
with Governor. .clcct Hunt on tho sub
ier, Of IA" Progressive conference TO he
held in Washington December and =.
II made no reference to n third party
in my conversation with Governor
Hunt" said senator La Toilette. "ON
the contrary, ] was particular to en-.
phaSizc the fart that the conference Is
called solely to consider a program OF
progressive legisl alton. both State and
nationnl stated that both Democratic
and Republican Governors. Senators
and Representatives were invited TO the
conference"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

kind. for instance, on hand. What is
calico spotted bull. more or less, be.
tween friends! is their attitude.
The "gangplank" or. il you will be
hanal. the entrance to the Ark, which
is TO be Il permanent affair. is guarded
bv two hand painted life.sizc soldiers
who dare YOU to keep out. The shop
is under the direction of tho volunteer
committee composed Of Miss Rcbecca
Thomson. Miss Susan y. Stewart,
Miss Margare; Berwind and Mrs. John
II Mason, Jr. The Advisory Com.
mittee is composed Of Mrs. Norman
Macleod and Mrs. Edward Browning.
The following hospitals and insttu.
tions contributed: Pennsylvania Hos
rtal. Presbyterian Hospital, lni-
vcrsity Hospital, the Old Mems Home,
Visiting Nurse Society and Eastern
rcnitcntiary. All tn" money cleared
will be turned over TO the producers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
MAY CALL CONVlCTS
IN TRIAL OF LAWYER
Prosecution Seeks Their Testimony
AaaInst Alleged Fence"

Thievcs, now serving prison terms,
may be called H. Witns~s". against
Austin Wulfc, II lawyer aud former
owner OF Il pawuShop At Seventeenth
and Lombard streets, now ON trial b".
fore Judge stern on charges Of re-.
ceiving stolen goods.
The trial was begun Yesterday.
Wolfe's pnwn>hop is alleged 10 have
been a "fenro' for thieves where they
could diSpos" "l ~,ul"n goods, a, II is
alleged Wolfe had adopted doub'
system of bookkeeping, goods known
to have been stolen being entered in
one set Of books in such a way as "
conceal their identity from the police
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
'FOUR.TRACK LINE
FOR BROAD ST. TUBE
Mayor Asks p. r. T. to Submit
+, Operation Bids az Soon
2 as Possible
MONEY READY FOR WORK
High Points in Mayors
Broad st. Tube Plan

A tube with four tracks from
League Island to Olncy avenue.
Bids to be advertised within three
months and work to be started with
In ninety days.
Approximately 81. .o0o. 900 is now
available for building Of the line.
Estimates Of entire cost set AT
5000. 900.
Thomas T.. Mittcn. president OF
p. r. T.. asked for terms upon
which company vii! accept lease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Bishop James M. Thoburn

Mead, illc. Pa. Nov. "S.-(By 4.
P.l--Bi,hop james VI. Thoburn, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died at his
nr~~
bishop Thoburn was born at st.
CIairsyiie. o., March :. 1898. and va,
cdu"atcd in the public schools and Al.
oqhcnl College. In 1859. two years
after his graduation from the latter in.
stirution. lie went To India as II mis-
sionnrS, where he remained until 1905,
when he returned. lie was stationed
succe>,ively at Nynec Tai, l'aurl, Mora.
bad, lucknow and Calcutta, and served
as missionary bishop Of India and Mnl-
aysia from lSSS until his retirement
aud return to the United States. lie
was the author of q number of books,
all Of u religious character,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
TAMAQUA WINS LAND SUIT

Pottsvills. Pa, Nov. -. - Tamn1un
Borough yesterday won a long, legaI tigo'
in court for the aNnexation Of $50
acres OF rich coal land, in Schuylkill
Township TO that town. part Of he
area 10 be used as public park
The Philadelph,a and Reading Coal
and Iron Company, owners Of most Of
the annexed tract, fought the annexa-
tion in court on acroun, Of the in.
creased taxes it will have 10 pay in the
town, as compared with the township.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
DIVORCES GRANTED

Divorces were granted today b. Court y,
= TO-
Laura Aarons from pa'id A4rons
Marie Is Leynf'k from ADdrHN tsynecL
Reha q RsHstock from Morris Bsustrck.
Bertha Duncan from James Duncan
Jennie Strockbro from Elmer S,rorkpin.
Iillian n i'lieu from Frank ". Cullen
Helen + Buck from ElmwDod ". Buck
I'needa Moore from George W, Moore
Helen NJ Kelly from william J KENNY
Agnes \. Parker from Singleton - Parker
Helen Woods. q minor, from Franklin q
Woods,
BY Court No. 4:
Eulsiie Msass from Adolph Naase.
sarah X Ho9msn from Norris Hoffns n
/, Matte 0rooks from Willism u. Books,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
DEATHS

PERGT' e.. husband Of Erncs,in inc, fsUS.
Furrral services, Wednesday. " T., NJ lat"
residence, ;, Brond o., Beverly, \, j. Ia
icrm.ul Moppnrn,, G,"mot"ry. .,a,.oo
CymwvT Pa. Nov. ?7. WILLIAM spencer
EMERSON Jr.. son OF william 5. and n!Ilm
NJ Emerson. aged ~ years Hotice OF lu-
KELLY'--s suddenly. on Eov;, ss. BRIDGET
noiics msY 'eSf of funeral VII Be siven from late
residence, S5i N. 48d st.
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Mrs. Hall Ignored
at Murder Probe
Continued from Page One

ready found their way 'o n" pIoH".
He vas called TO corrobora'", II -
far as 10 could. Mrs. Gibson test.
rnonv She hos said repeated 'Gat 'u,
myh, of ,ho murder she saw WOMAN
N gray standing with 'hg>hy.
haired man" in back Of m aV'omobi'e
parked near the Phillips farm. Later.
according 10 Mrs. Gibson = story, shc
,nw ahc same woman N gray
s'ardirr weeping over the hollos Of A
man and woman.
Nnaugh told the jurors that he is II
'uuoyHan rf S"m"rvi'.c and that at
mHnIglr on September li hr vas re-.
ruruMg from ManvillN iIc ,au he
drove over EuHton n'cDu" ard passed
l." Rp-~y lane.
\ huurcd yards ho,oud ITO lane.
ho .aid h" saw u ear rnrh~i in 'hr
darkness ~ the sIdc ot the road. The
car, the witness testified! v4s u SODIUM.
crowd Gathers QuiclIy
The rumor tha' Nr>. Hall would
appear before the ';rnI Jury person .
ally loarhcd Som"rv!.Ir shortly bcfor,
10 r'r.ock. Word was 'hut ,br hHt
been driven with Mis- rrters in har
Dodge limousine, Peter umulty, ,h,
family chauffeur, ~ the wheel. tr
Bound Brook. IhlN !, midway between
Sew Brunswick and Somervillr, onL
- the railroad e'atlou which Mr.
Z Pfelfer uses oa his trips from New
York.
Since the murder Mrs Hall has gon,
ou, hut litrlp and or ipEranu.,, a -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Robert p. Morton

Eoboy' j. Morton. of Robert +. Nor.
ton & Son. undcrtakcrs, died yes, ordav
os puruuon!a at his home. at 7Ol south
S&'i"'A street. Mr.. Morton, who was
>"l'ID'l-f"ur years old, was born in tho
uh Southwark district of South philu.
delrliu. lie was one of the oldest
Uud"r'aNnrs in the city. having started
in Business IN 1859 at l+if South Broad
street. He leaves three sous, Robert T.,
Thomas T.. and George Il. Morton, and
rm" daughter, Mrs. j. W. IIaincs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
THANKSGIVING FOR 62
Children Of Wharton open.Air
School Enjoy HOLIDAY Feast

Sixty-two pupils Of the open-air
class Of the Wharton Public School,
Third and Lombard streets, had "A
Thanksgiving dinner In their classroom
at noon today. The room was deco
sotsd.
Yhs guests included number Of pub.
~ 0rhool officials and women interested
. Tort: being made, to bring the chill
y 0RkDD1Ions IL ,+--- s,sA-sft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
j. Of P. STUDENTS
STAGE BIG RALLY
Cheer Football Team as Il
Leaves for Shore to Get
Ready for Cornell
EDITORS ARE SUSPENDED"


Tho biggest football rally over staged
a. University of PENNSYLVANIA was
held in the ii. quad at I o'clock this
afternoon to give the team scnd.off
v hen II departed for Ahseron for "A brief
rest before the THANKSGIVING game with
Cornell.
The students assembled in the hi:
quad nrG lr,l hv the University Baud
marched to the training house to
meet the players and escort them TO
the Wes, philadelpLiu station, The
charge Of the DEMONSTRATION. assisted by
the members of the senior and iurior
surictics a. marsLals.
camru, artists. craving sc's.cynrcs.
sion. have decorated tho walls win.
Gny.. and siInvuIE. -, ,,,o I:rt,,r.iIy
doruitnrlrs w;th incords m-c;ny ~ w.
/ uncertain term, the loo, hniI fnor, 70
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b"i im"t n"',r Ut" ot"''s %n inc campus
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hn .ho W n',.'1.'l,"S. u" 'uiii"r' Ml!I
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

APARTMENTS TO SUIT EVERY PURSE
and meet every requirement. may bo t0un0
quickly BY consulting the Apartment oaIumn
on psSo 3.-Adv,
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will be turned over TO the producers.
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d.i;h.ra,;,nS Viz l,o,crs IN hnr usual
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In,n,uJ ,h,t hcr storv hc h"nr,l
Choir Singer Testif!c>
The first witness called was Fred \.
LAWS. ono Of the county detectives who
has been active in the ease from the be.
ginning. He testified nt some length.
After he left the courtroom the Pros
crrlrnr called Miss IlrsSip Jumi."n. ono
, Of tho choir OF ,h" thurrh OF 81. John
III" i.vanseIls'; ~" wnS NiS no, '"ns 4, ,, ~ ,m"
/ Mil, brn,hrr.ir Lave nf Mrs Mill. lie
49,, !, IN, rc,r, b',lf 80, hour
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.L. tr,rd Inv rn,,r o. ,n ,,,,s,nirs
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4 II Eonnc,, WAS the fourth vii.
! Moss. lIo Ijy,s n.pr Mr., Hall Dur.
| ,ur tie MIN, nr the murder hi. do:
| i,nrL.d aud Lo wen, dovns,oirs IN 500
/ vha, WA. ,lr rau.e of mo rnmmo,ion
lIc wont nut aud mot William pbiIliu.
,,rr, vu,cbmuu Yt ,hc rc,rhv \ew
I.r>cy S,u,o Co'l.rc fnr Womcn
po,,r,,, n,I,,J 90 ,on.,J,,n,,, .,,,
TESTIMONY OF Phillips that 10 bad sccn
Mys. Hail ontcr her horne, unar"nm
parted, II, ahou, = o'clork According
90 Mr.. Halls own siu,"lqen, she had
been "ur and hnI returned with
willie" Stevens. her brother
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"a" '"'H' '"n Vu' N'""s
: >Hld I" hav" seen Philips on du'"
nearby, and questioned him about tho
,"'d h,m :, !. 'aiJ ,b,, w. ,i.il Iili'i'p hapJ
Ju>' passed. gong INTO her house alone.
WDcn H"rnnt, lrf, the Grand Jury
roorr hc walked over to where Mrs.
Hall s,r ..I shook hnul, with her il,
,cChborlv fashion. Whispering some d.
thing that was inaudihle To- those
nearby. Mr.. Hall answered "Ob
hat, all right" loud enough 10 be
heard
rho, c,,,o III, s,,b ,-i,,,s, 80 ,h<
VIZ ~" ~ W '"I
Rrnok ITc ,c,,,tcd ,h,, ho had driven
over EustDn avenue Tho right of tho
murder and had 500, some Necroes In
Tho road ~ 1u uu,omnh,lc This wp,
2 d,..srcc from rho .rern nf ,ho mnr.
n , .,rr, ha. leon ,nII and re .
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rnr,t,s VI ,in thS,' I ., iir ,.'! .';run'
stnn"o'A Mmal ,o"h l!n'r at we in.es
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Follows Husband In Death

VoT'V"S VVsUaHo III Death
N1antua, N. j.. Nov. 2S.--Witb,n !.
few hours after her husband, Cbsr,..
Murphy, was buried Mrs. MurnS,
died ut her home here Sunday. Shs bsa
long been IN invalid. "sS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

Houston. Ten, Nov, 1s.-~The Rev.
j. NJ. Erwin Petit, rector Of the Epis.
copa Church of ST. Mark. at Bay
City, Tex, last night accepted and will
assume on January the rastorate OF
the Church OF St, John the Evangelist 1t
in New Brunswick, y. j., the church
of which the Rev. Edward Wheeler
Hall was pastor, Mr., Petit, q former
resident of Camden, y. j., visited New
brunswick two weeks ago,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
WOMEN MUST 90 1T

Every woman knows that her
House has to he cleaned thoroughly
every Spring. During Winter. dust,
dirt and germs accumulate in the cor
ners, under the rugs, in the curtains
IAN" every place. Just so with your
system-it should be given thoroubh
cleansing, purifying every spring.
HOLSTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Tea does the Job slick and quick.
Without fail, make every member of
the family take it once-a-week during
this month. Can't "be beat" as a
Spring Laxative, cleanser, purifier.
Especially good for women and chill
dren. J. J. Wood G Son. AprT&T