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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
MOToRIST SUPPLY CO. CLOSES
OUT, NEW FIRM TAKES STAND

The AIotorist Supply Co., Elizabeth
City branch of the Norfolk Motor Sup
ply Co. closed out its business here
this week and the stock goes to the
Norfolk house. L. Lewis Smith, man
ager of the store here since it started
about eighteen months ago will return
Ito the Norfolk house. The store at
II North Water st. occupied by the
Motorist Supply Co. has been leased to
/. W. Fisher and Lucien Morrisette
who will engage in q wholesale fruit
and produce business.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03

HON. EDWARD /. STEWART
Mr.. STEWART is Beaufort County's
offering as Democratic candidate for the
Office of Solicitor of the First Judicial
District. He is So years old, lawyer
BY profession, member of the law firm
of Stewart & Bryan, of Washington
N. c. He is an able, energetic, agrees
sive and progressive youngstsr and Is
making the fight interesting on his side
of the Sound anyway. The campaign
slogan adopted for him by his friends
is The SoIicitorship belongs on the
South side of the Sound this time He
has the unanimous Endorsement OF the
Beaufort County bar and both Lindsay
c. Warren and Judge Stephen G. Bra
gaw are writing. pieces for the papers
in behalf of his candidacy.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03

The State Executive Committees of
both Democratic and Republican par
ties have been called to meet in Raj
eigh next week to consider the time and
place for calling the biennial sessions
of their respective State Conventions
The Republicans will meet at the Bland
on Wednesday, March s, and tn Dem
ocrats will meet in the hall of the
House of Representatives on Thursday
March 9.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
ONLY SlOAPIECE NOW FOR
THESE HEIRS OF BRADFORD
Having Contested Their Uncle's Will and Lost
Their Case the Will Says Ten Simoleons
Each Is All They'll Get

The recent decision OF the SUI
preme Court in the famous
Bradford Will case from this
CITY means that Mrs. Minerva
Senft Bradford of Spring Grove
Pa. gets all of the vast estate
Of the late D. B. Bradford and
the nieces and nephewS who
might have, gotten a few thous-
and dollars apiece out OF certain
valuable real estate bequeathed
IN the will, will be cut off with
a bequest of $40 apiece. Antlci-
pating an attempt to break his
will, the deceased D. B. Brad
lord made a stipulation that
should any attempt ito defeat,
nullify or contest in law or 9TH
erwise" the disposition OF his
property as provided in the WILL
the contestants should receive
only the sum of SO each from
the estate.
The suit to nullify the Bradford will
was brought in the name of ID. Il. Fear
ing. nephew of the deceased. but 1t
other nephewS and one niece were par
lies to the action. Mrs. Bradford VIII
ask the Court to so rule. The cayea-
tors who lose nearly a twO-thirdS IN
terest in valuable real estate are DIR.
John B. GriggS. Mrs. Mary WhitehurSt'
John B. Fearing. WoodSon Fearing. ID,
b. Fearing and Keith Fearing.
d. r. Bradford. an old wealthy resi-
dent of this city died in November l9lS'
leaving all but small part of his big
estate to a new wife. Mr.. Bradford
first wife died on Dec. Is. 1916. Be
fore Dee. Is. 1917. Mr.. Bradford. then
over so years old. married Miss Min
erva I. Senft. of Spring Grove. Pa
VINO WAS Ut tue llllIt ANAEN - N''>
Elizabprh City Hospital. After less
than year Of enjoyment of his young
wife Mr.. Bradford died His will, dated
Anril 16. 1918. bequeathed 70 the young
widow all of his cash. stocks and bonds
the Bradford home and One-third OF his
other real estate. The other two-third>
Of his real estate he parceled out among
seventeen kinSpeople. some of whom
had lived in high auticipatiOnS of some
thing better when Uncle Bart died.
The will itself has never been pub
rshed and THE INDEPENDENT give
IT 70 its readers this week. giving II
word for word as it appears in the rec
ords of the Clerk Of the Superior Court
of Pasquotank County. 1t Is an inter
eSting document. revealing among other
things that being an old mans darling
may some times prove a highly remun
rratiye occupation.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
Here Is the Will
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RASOTOTA\K COT-NTY.


PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
I, Daniel Bartlett Bradford of the
County of PasquOtank and State of
North Carolina. being in good health
and of sound mind: do make. publish
and declare this instrument Of writing
10 be- my last will and testament re-
yoking and cancelling any and all wills
heretofore made.
First. l desire my executrix, here
matter named. shall pay all of my just
and lawful debts.
Second l direct my executriX to
purchase and erect in my burial lot in
the Episcopal Cemetery. a handsome
monument. sacred to the memory of
my dear first wife Matilda G. Brad
ford. who was born September 18th.
1898. died December 18th, 1916. pro-
vided however. that during my lifetime
/ have failed to erect one.
Third. direct that my eXecutriX
shall pay to the VeStry of ChristS
Protestant Episcopal Church of Eliza
beth City. y. c.. the sum of six thOuS-
and CSGOOO.0O) dollars. to be used to-
ward building a Parish House provided
Parish House has not already been
huilded. but if said Parish House Is
builded with the gift from me. 1t Is my
wish and will. that it be dedicated to
the memory of my dear first wife, Ma
filda G.. Bradford, my mother, CARA
Bradford and Mrs. Catherine ii. Ehr-
ipghaus. my first wife's mother; if said
Parish House has already been bullded
in that event it is my wish, my eXecu-
trix pay to the vestry of said ChrlSt
Church then officiating the said sum OF
six thousand ($6.OOOO0) dollars for the
benefit of said church.
Fourth. 1 give and bequeath to Dan
Fearing. the son of my nephew John
B. Fearing. my gold watch and chain,
nv Double barrel shot gun and the sum
of one thousand ($1.OOO.OO) dollars.
Fifth. 1 give and beqdeath to Eure-
ka Lodge. No. 317, of Free and Ac-
repted Masons; Elizabeth City Lodge
No. PIT. l. o. o. f. and the B. Z. ..
Elks Lodge. No. $50 all of said organI-
zation being located in Elizabeth Clty'
\. c., the sum of five hundred
S(5OOOOJ each.
Sixth. After the above bequests or
lpgacies have been provided for and
paid, then whatever may remain OF my
estate, both real and personal, L direct
and will. shall be divided and distribut-
ed in the following manner to the par
lies herein named:
What Mrs. Bradford Gets.
To my dear wife, Minerva 1. Brad
tord I give all my right, title and IN
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03


his appointment and conhrmon
cd within the next thirty thirteen applicants Tor h once
getting high scores
A. incumbent score
Hooper with 9ooo
Committee voted
n three for the Mr. Hooper, hooper 81 years
He Elizabeth City 20 years ago.
Service enter the meane business ne.
He abandoned and went with ~
several years past ne
H. Robinson Co., OF TINS CITY, ne an
He we'll known
bible class in the FIRST K
School His appointment with the approval OF Ezaoe CS eUp
postmaster Photo by zo
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
COURT AT CURRITUCK

The March term of the Superior
Court for the trial of criminal and civil
cases in Currituck County will convene
at Currituck c. H. Monday, March =.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
HAVE N. LAND
VALUES FALLEN?
Tax Values Compared With
Sales Values Indicate VAL
uations Are Still Low

Real property was sold in North Car
olna in the first six months of last
year at about $50 per cent Of the value
at which it was assessed for taxation.
This is shown by data supported by
afidavits from 9S of the 100 counties,
the two counties not included being
Dare and Green. in which they were
few transactions, and these small. The
transactions included in the innumera-
ton include only those involving ST.
600 or more. OF such transactions. in
the rs counties, the total involved $780,
100000. nearly. and the assessed valu-
alton of the property disposed of, as
listed for 1921, was under $20,3T5,0OO
or 66.5S per cent of the sale price.
Where the consideration was not named
in the deed atlantis took the amount as
indicated by the revenue stamps at
tached
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-03-03
What Mrs. Bradford Gets.

To my dear wife, Minerva l. Brad
tord I give all my right, title and IN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

4. iss.ca silsa. sr,r Esan nrsIlanisa ,
a d. 'isisri,;n
AsrAira N,ssaaa f,a-.aar. lla r.sui.'
ia.ln sefslaslrsamsn,e an tEiulfe laaFa
nn's "a r~caicla. n Ssana..a l9iu,aiira.
Las sis.;as De i,aarrs de- famillas fnc.
rn mny ssSsidas.. a.. \. I,rg,l,6siio Dc
Ia Senana Edncativa: ya cue lr "a.
clio de In con,1rrcncia De los nadres
las escaclas pallicas d. csia mnnl-
cipalidad. me resia ahora secir cue ~
csta sriaana hein'.s tenid0 La oportnni-
dad 'ie escncaar o. nueSrrrs plantelcs
de ersei.anza. los inas ilustradus ca
balleros de es;a municiHeli,l.a , entire
ctrOs pudilsSs distinggir e. los selio-
res Noble y Facundo Rivera. All como
"a ilustadlsimo padre vioar;o de csia
municipalidad, el Rev. Esparta. les
GUe Gierrr pravechosos cos:sejos In
juSentEd ve;sababa iciia, hablar0n he
Hamcutc. ilustrando ION su copiasn
Ne.bo al pueblo e.. general. Hablaron
tamb..n LIS sc1ores Perez Cruz, Pastor
Reyes y otros, cuycs uornb-es no re
cucrlo. - h
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
UnlnspectOrdi diceque
esta medicina no
iene igual
Declara que Ia dispep-
sia que habia durad0
tres amos, desapareci6
con tres b0tellas de
Tanlac.

''lIace dos moses cue cOmence to-
mar Tanlac Y dcsde cn.onces he CO.
nrnzaaa a ineierar. Tres bo,ellas ,e
"a n,cliclna me han cOBseItido en ana
i,cie.ena dis.in,a' nijo Il scii0r ig
l,asie Zaragoza, Inspector dc IA Com
palla ae r.anYfas Il, Mcjico. que resi-.
de cn a calle Sur-oeste No. II. Mix
coac. - T. Mejico. pahlacion ocgtaua
Ue ~ chnlah de Mejico
.'puran;e Tres amos sufrf de una
f.na grave de dyspepsia. Todo 10
cue comfa Sc me fermentaba en- cl es
tonnage M podfa retener mas de Ia
miiad de lnis alimeatos. Sentfa la
Cis,eNci5a de gases. wees hasta el
grhde que me parecfa que iba asf
N:ar y me palptaba el cfrazjn como
el Gmbolo fe una locomotorl. Tam
bier suf1a mucbo debido nj estrehi-
micnto cr1nico Y teG!a necesidad de 10
mar siempre medicinas fuertes, pero
solo me prcducfan alivio durante III
dfa dos v entonces me encontraba
de nuevo tan NAL como antes. Esta-
ba muy nerl ioso Y nunca podfa disfru-
tar de una noche de sueho complete.
Habfa perdido por complete ell apetito
me vi Tornado limitar mi dieta a
los alimentos mas sencill0s.
"Apenas comence tomar. Tanlac
cuando mi apetito mejor0, me alivie
del estrenimiento, comence digerii
mejor mi alimento v los pocos dfas
cesaron por complete los eructos agrios
la distension, asf como las palpita-
Clones. Pronto comence dorrnir me-
jcr. Mis- nervios estdn ahora Tranquil
los me siento muy bien en todo SEN
lido, Tanlac es la mejor medicina CO.
nocida la recomendare siempre con
la mayor efusi0n."
Tanlac Sc yende en- todas las dro-
guer:as y farlnacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

VEGABAJENAS

~ ,icsurs "a a nn,,r y, o.i,iss
f'sa ss.ifi n asria ~ inlis'. ,a .l,isio
,,r srfrar ssa hi.s,l,c ~ .Er Ia S.saaaa
E-gsasr sn Nrn nala.
ilui,a mdsira. ,r.i,acion,.s = di.sn,.
sus. rs,re ~ caaiss i..tinraimss ios
dcl sciier s'inissal. scacr fagncraa. -
fcr iire I,ns,ss';i. , n riausnra al ne
10 Ppr Il srfor Inspector e cscuclss
scfcr Gazisn.hide.
"a lisha assin:'ea - acar'd ccie-
hrar ctra csnfrrcnia II prine- vlcr-
ns del cntrs; .e me, fin ae no,n-
,rar n nocva l.-ec.isa sc II ssocia-
gi'a &c padgcs : mnesrros.
les padres s,e faia'lia dc Vega Ia
ia. siten cumpiir con su de.,er. atcn-
iiendo a la voz del progreso que les
lice: Attended a Ia labor de vuestros
liios cn la escuela. y cumplireis con
mo de vuestros mas srandes debe-
res
Juan zcr6n L6pes.
VEGA eaia, c'eiem5re ., 1922
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
UN PENoN QUE MATA A UN NINo.


En- el barrio de Hoyo-Mulas, de Ca
Folina, en- la finca del senior Agustfn
Lopez, Sc desplomo un pen6n que esta-
ha situado en- Ia parte superior de un
cerro, rodando por la ladera donde es-
taba enclavado un bohfo ell que vivfa
la yecina Antonio Romero con dos pc
.quefios hijos.
FL alud volco Y destfoz6 la viyienda
y uno de los niilos, Benito Roman,
'quedo muerto bajo una de las grandes
piedras de la que fue luego sacado
.completamente aplastado. Las auto
ridades municipales- la policfa, acu-
1lieron al sitio del suceso. auxiliando a
la madre al otro niho, que sufrie-
ron lesiones de menor importancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
ANIMACION EN- MAYAGUEz.

h La noticia circulada en- la ciudad del
Qeste de que en- breye Sc dara notable
Impulse y comenzaran las proyectadas
obras de mejoras pdblicas acordadas
por aquella municipalidad, ha causado
muy buena impression en- las classes
ebreras y otros elementos de la loca-
lidad, pues Sc empleara en- elias una
importante suma de dinero de los em-
prestitos realizados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
DEBE ABRIRSE LA GALE.

La Gale de San Agustfn, de Puerta
de TERRA, que esta cerrada en- su sa-
Ida la carretera central, extreme n.
f., debe ser alberta EN- ese trozo, 10
que esrfa una nueva gran facilidad
para ell trafieo de personals y vehfcu-
los por ese sitio. Esta es una mejora
cue debe realizarse Embellishments pa
ra beneficio v por necesidad Gle la po-
pnlosa barriada de Puerta de TERRA
y de toda la ciudad. seguramente
que el ingeniero jefe de obras pdbli-
cas- municipales seilor Rivera Ferrer,
lie prestard la mejor atenci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
MAS NOT|C|AS
IN LOS SOLARES DEL UIirIAIO
INCENDIO

Dentrc dc p0c3s dias estara ter1ni
NADIA Ii. construction del amplio cliff
clio de cuatro plantas que leyantan en
Puerta de TERRA, en- uno de las scla
res que dej0 vacfo el ultimO incendio
en- Puerta de TERRA, les ingenieros Sc
iires Lazaro MARTINEZ, y la o5ra
hermosea grandemente aquel lugar
iniciansio una esplendida urbanizaci6n
en- esa Parte del p2biado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

s,arauars6s "a CsfAas IN a tarFio
Cr.la ar eaa clnasa. ~cisaass-c ana
llcrsaosa fiesia Dc csunacida o. SIN.
f.affas. Il din a an Il -ssl fss rlrcta
NINA Ia simatira alumna he aQne-
has c~uclas Carmen Rosa Alrar9.
Ia acie fne hlcn concurrssio y q pro.
ggama Il siguienie:
lo-CorOnaclsn dc In bella reina,
a los acorles de una marclaa.
-Reciiacion de In Toesfa :oh.
Bella Rrlna,. por q nilO Francisco
Rivera.
aa. aecitn .,on de precioso enssyc
crmico ia Reita lc las f-~es''. por
las nihas Naraariia Quilo aes. Ana Ma
ia y ana Colzaicz, Cnrsnclina Garcia.
panahiia SalHcs Julita r.;.pez-
io.--l.a Madrrgada: Pocsfa recitada
acknowledgements por In inteliSente nj
III Julita lopez
5o.-Baile General.
Ac.o que bajo In competente direc-
ci6n dc las d'l:gcn.cs y c;.:rsiastas pro
fpsoras seiioritas Monserrate Lastra Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

81 ALQUILA un buen local para of
Gina con almacen. en- la planta alta del
.Edi6cio Sues de Peres Hnos- en- Ia
Marina Hay ascensor para carga; Pa.
q informes: Telkfono 2l5. Saa Juaa
p. r. 80
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

Los anuncios de este peri6dico son
.oidos por miles de personals que toman
parto on nuestro coNcURso. Man
demos su anuncio hoy mismo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
Che Daily Movie Magazine
ROBERTSON, HOME
FROM ABROAD, SEES
NO FOREIGN RIVAL

A FTER one year Of production work
! "A abroad. John =. Robertson. 1.asky
director. has returned with the opinion
that the industry In this country has
nothing 10 fear from foreign competi-
tion. He feels, on the other hand. that
competition may benefit American pic
| lures.
For one thing" he said. sit will
he a long time before European pro-
ducers can command sufficiently large
capital to make pictures on large
scale. There will be. just as there mas
been in the last few years. some large
productions made which will attract Mt
! ,ention In this country: but. for the
most part. the American public will not
be interested in stories tod from the
European viewpoint.
Even among intellectual people of
the two continents there is n vast diff
ference in psychology. and that diErr-
ence Is greater when YOU come to toe
average people who support the pic
tures--who look to them for their daily
entertainment. Europeans. even the
English. have no feeling against endings
which are not happy. II story Is
! plausible and interesting. with an end
ing which is unhappy but convincing,
they feel that they have not been cheat
hasn't happy ending is doomed.
Also. II il interesting 10 note that
! English and French distributors pay no
| attention 70 the success or failure OF n
| picture in this country. They have
| learned. by experience that the most
successful picture here may be an ab.
solute failure when they show it: and.
more than once. the reverse has proved
true-that a failure has become an
enormous success before their audi
ences. But American pictures. regard
less of that difference in story selec-
tion and story telling vicwpoint-I
mean the angle from which director
| takes up his story and reveals it-are
the most popular in Europe. That is
! due probably to two causes In the
| first place, our pictures are far better
produced than the usual European pic
: ture: and. in the second place. they
/ have created demand for more sto-
res Of the same sort. European will
ingness TO see an unhappy ending
doesn't mean that they actually ask for
them.
"rhere is some splendid dircctorial
talent being developed in Europe. and.
coupled with experience. il is going
to add immeasurably to the nrt of
cinema tography. Without cndangering
our own industry. simply because Of
that difference in the idea of story tell
ing. it is going to bring many new
and important things TO the art. |. for
one. am anxious to see Europe find
capital and make progress. for | feel
that they have some genuinely valuable
ideas.
Mr.. Robertson made Love Boomer
eng and Spanish Jade while in
Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
antileVer
~ Shoe 70: ~s : T."
WomsA

You will find tho trim style Of the
sports shoe backed by the most modern
details Of foOt-comfort and foot eff
cheney.
Its natural sole-line. is stylish
rounded. toe and lower heel 1T the
foot happly-your foot reJotres in n
shoe made TO At It. doesn't greNe and
complain as in footwear thai forces your
foot to do all the fitting. And the
CantiIever flexible arch, supple like
your own arch. eases every step. frees
your muscles for the strengthening eX-
erCise that CorrcCts and prevents arch
troubles, end secures for YOU the many
benefits that come from improved circu-
lation-greater vigor, spirits and color.
Come and inspect the excellent work
manship entering into the making OF
the CantleVer Shoe. See how trim 1t
looks and how splendIdly It hts.
Widths AAAA to T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

Mrs. \. &. II. writes: Il was glad
to SEQ the letter by Peter Pan am
sure he means Foolish Wives and |
agree absolutely in everything he says.
In addition. thought the picture ex :
trcmely jerky and stupid and, as for
Won Strohelm. We had enough Of that
type during ~" recent war in which So
many Of VS. suffered the loss of our dear
ones. Mine was a beloved and only
son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
Kitty Of the Movies

{. Widener--lf you liked Mickey" -"
yuu must like Mabel Normand, because
that's who played the part.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

n cruel old giant. You do not deserve
to sleep. S,ccp is for folks who urc
good and kind. Hoo! Hoo! Hoo
There is no s'ccp for the wicked.
keep you awake. Hoo! Hoo. Hoo w
Judge Owl chuckicd to himself. MY,
but .l;iant Cross Patch was mad. lie
was crosser than his name. lie threw
his slipper nt me. lie threw his alarm
clock. He threw all the kitchen pots
and pans. But. of course. he couldn I
hit mo because I was hidden In the dark
behind that tree trunk. My, II was fun!
lie was just starting to throw the
breakfast dishes when day began to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

dawn and I hurried home TO s,ccn
Ing him raging over his spoiled ~!
Something banged against Tho ise.l:i
stopping Judge Owls laugh. ~
Hal" roared n rough voice .r.
is hollow tree. This may be tho hsy hey
OF that rascal hooting owl that ken, WV Y.
awake all night. Now for rcv",s p.
III soon make an end of him."
Then they knew Giant Cross. r.. \.
had found their hiding place. He ~ ~
Mt their door. 80 ~
Tomorrow will he told how IN. NJ.
gets fo0lcd.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

pered the Fairy King. "Giant Cross.
Patch is on a rampage"
Hoo Hoo! Hoo!' laughed Judge
Owl. mo wonder he is on rampage.
! kept him awake all night teasing
him.
why did you tease him." whis-
pcred Janet. who thought it dangerous
fun to tease a giant.
Because he is mean to the birds. y
replied Judge Owl. ''1le spends his
day driving them from his orchards and
fields. so I spend my nights keeping him
awake. Last night I pcrched behind q
tree trunk outside his window. Hoo
| Hoo! Hoo" / said to him. You arc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
CHAPTER II
Judge Owl Laughs Too Soon

pOOM M-OM ON! Again the crash Of
a gun rocked the air Of the forest.
The Queer People. gathered in the
court. Of the Fairy King. took quick
alarm. Away they fled in sudden flut :.
ter and furry. Some were silent with
fear some were noisy with panic.
King Hummer and his son. Prince
Filter Flash. turned pale.
1--WE do not have to hunt for Giant
Cross Patch.' whispered the king &c
Jack and Janet. "Giant Cross. Patch
is coming to hunt for, us
'There is no reason to be afraid. "
murmured Prince Filter Flash. eve
have Jack and Janet here to tame him. -
Jack and Janet right then didn't feel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Giant Cross.Pdfch
by ARTHUR w. STAGE

Jack and Janet. reorino magic
tdiru caps rhich make them tim Mn
crs rith gdnsy ,cings, are asked by
King Hummer of the F'uiries to heip
tame Gidnt Cross. Patch, rho is on a
rampage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
Gasoline.Tax Returns Increase

Harrisburg. March 2S.-Paymcnts to
the state Treasury of the gasoline tax
for February are running ahead Of those
for January. The wintrv weather in
January Gu, down gasoline sales. which
accounted for the decrease. it was said
at the Treasurer = Office yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
Antl.vivisectIonists to Meet

The American NiviSection So
cicty will meet toni ighr N its headquar-
ters. 80 South Eighteenth street. Th"
principal business will he the eject ion
Of Board Of Managers for the coming
year.