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hank STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Wilmington TRUST COMPANY At
WIl.MlNG1DN, IN THE STATE or
b p i, y AZ THE CLOSE or
RESOURCES
Loans aud discounts s7.as7 700 AZ
Bonds and mortgages 72l,27a ~
secured 81. saoe7: unsc-
cured 81 OSB II Il so7 ne
Investments including pre-
miums on lfonds) 21yOIIO az
l. =. certificates and Gov
eminent bonds 670.043s 81
Banking house Including
furniture and fStures) oa.s5l3s
Due from banks 2Q75 ~
Lawful reserve with Fed
eral Reserve Bank or
other reserve agents 76A 0O6 "a
Checks and other cash
Exchanges for clearing
house l76366 OF
Cash on hand $50 o4o az
Customers liability under
letters of credit and &C
ceptances ............ 81 1896 IL
Total resources st3 gq4 O4I "a
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ...... 81 600. 900 90
surplus SIS 600 90
ndivided profits, dess ex-
penses and taxes paid ... sos 3O3 SIS
Dividends unpaid BOATS rs
| Due TO all banks 3It5SS IL
| Reserves Spec int taxes
rent etc I44 5S2 10
| Individual deposits dnclud-
| ing postal savings . QI39545 OF
Savings deposits l1SS 27S go
| L ited states deposits lex
| elusive OF postal savings 4O5 600 90
| Trust funds awaiting dis
tribution .........-........ 81 .64a SIS
| Trust funds uninves,ed - 6I'672 OF
| Certified checks ............ 1870 Goa | /
/ Treasurer checks l77I "a
! subscriptions to capital
stock 1872 S25 OO
Letters Of credit and &C
ceptances ......--.. 81 400 81
Letters OF credit issued for
cash ........ .................... $3.50 OC
Other liabilities ................ q97 &c
Total liabill ties ............. Sl3. 994 O4I 80
State of Delaware County OF New Cas-.
/. il B. MEARNs. Treasurer Of IN,
above-named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to tn,
best OF my knowledge and belief
Fl. b. MEARNS. Treasurer
! Correct-Attest:
HENRY p SCOTT.
W r LYMAN
TILGHMAN JOHNSTON.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of July. 1922
JOHN HARRY GILL.
Notary Public
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STOCK PRICES LOWER,
OILS LEAD REACTION
Mexican Petroleum Has Can
cslsd Nearly All juno Ad-
vance; Market Dull.
~ Associated rr.ss to Every Evening.

~ AeerrRted tTesr to r.NerN rNchhu
New York. July IL (Wan Street.
1880 a. mD.--Apart from few So
isct-d issues In which higher prices
ruled, stocks were irregular at the DUH
cpeninr ~ today's session.
overnight developments suggesting
an early settlement ot the railroad
strike and the further reduction OF
the discount rate by the bank OF Eng
land exerted no pcrceptiblc influence
IN speculative quarters
Mexican Petroleum and Consoli-
dated Gas at one point gains repre-
scented the stronger share. while Bal
timore aud Ohio and Southern Rail
WAY. preferred. forfeited large frac-
gions Mexican s.ahoard issues made
their initial appearance ON the eX-
change Trading In the regular shares
and certificates was fairly active at
moderate changes
Ncpn.- shorts became aggressive
within the first hour on the failure u
tn. market to respond 70 good news
Thcr EFFORTS conferred mainly In the
oils Mexican Petroleum reaction ~
points on revival " salt water" ru-
mors. Selling below 100, Mexican Pc
troleum showed a cancellation of the
greater part 81 its phenomenal June
advance.
Pan American pr'roleums. McN
can Se1board. General Asphalt stand
ard OILS OF california and New Jer
sey and Pacific. Sinclair and Houston
oNs ais" fell 90 ? points
In the general l.St including ropu
lar industrials and specialties. dealings
were light and narrow.
call money opened ~ q. per cent
the lowest initial rate IN three weeks
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Treas 90
Every Evening

Special Dispatch nv Associated Pres. 90
Every Evening
Philadelphia. July i9--wheat-No
{? red winter. i.eoGl %, do. gar
hcky. litdllA
Coru--No ?. for export. 5s67a.:
Do No. T. 72a7S do 80 4. 5Od
-. car lots for local trade. No p
yellow. 7sd79 No Z yellow 77d7s
Oats-N0 2. white. l7d4iia. Ne =.
white ie,dtsts
Ruuer Western creamery. extra.
as nearby prints fancy. 4lGa7.
Eggs nearby extra. frsts. ~ do
hrs's. 2j. western extra. nrstr e1tv
d.. hrsts. 25is fancy selected. pscke-i
aba9'
Checre New York whole milk fancy
fate. frcsh q; 10 fair go good. FOG
2os lonshorn. 2lN2l - single dsis
ie~. 81.
live poultrv-Fovls. not Ileshorn..
e6G 30, do. leshorns. 2Aa2t: spring
chickens not lcshorns. s5i43. leg
horns 26d22 old ROSTERS i7tRl9:
ducks. white rekin. goa % do mixed
colors lsals
Dressed poultry Fowls. fresh killed
choice To fancy. 2aa 30. do small sizes
?:ds6 hroiline chickens. nearby. ~
G12. do western. 25@SS BOOSTERS
western. 10. 10 southern, lr0lS.
spring' ducks 2sNe5.
Potstoes-No. J. per barrel, 25Od
SOC NO ? ! GOA so
Flour Sol; winter straight. ives;
crn s.O0ae.2h: do nearby. asa -
hard winter. straight. 6.75d t.l5: do
short patent $50 SIS. spring. FIRST
clear, 6 5oQ6.55 do. pstent. 5OGs.OO
do. short patent sOOGS 50: fame,
sarins and city mills patent. famil,
brand. sO0Ge75
Hay Timothy. No !. % OOG2s.5 so
do. No. .. ls0oG2o 90. do. No. 3
no grade. II OOd 10 90: clover mike,
ls 00a IS 90 sample. l3O06l5 90
hay. Light mixed. 1900 20 90: No. !
mixed l70OdlS 90.
Bran soft winter. In TOO poun,
sacks 2S5o0e SO. do. spring. $50
@e3bO.
Tallow Prime city. loose. so do
special loose. ga prime country, a..
edible, IN tierces -
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LOCAL SECURITIES,
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The meeting OF stockholders OF the
Penn Seaboard Steel Company TO vote
on the merger with the Carpenter Steel
Company, scheduled for yesterday. was
postponed 20 today
The ROYAL Dutch dividend Of IS per
cent. declared June 3. is equivalent TO
t2O6b share on the American certifi-
Gates and is payable August / 10 stock
OF record July 10
American Ice is apparently passing
into strong hands. so far as the floating
supply OF stock in the market is con-
cerned Before each meeting this wear
Wall Street has heard strong rumors Of
an extra dividend or "A stock dividend
Automobile and truck production dur
ing last month established new high
record at 21l,0Oo, according 10 Automo-
tive Industries. which makes 746 900
for the second quarter and l.120. 900 for
the half year comparing with 1865. 900
for all OF last year
The Iron Age says: THE coal situa-
ton has grown more serious in the last
week from the standpoint OF the steel
industry. This lis due In part TO lessened
20 car shortages and congestion produced
by the strike OF the railroad shopmen -
stock dividend Of 100 per cent de-
clared by the standard Steel Company
goes TO the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
as It owns all the stock. At the close
Of 1921 the Standard Steel Company
reported surplus of s5.644. J63 which
viii be cut 10 1854 s5 by the stool,
capital will be doubled from $1,000
900 20 sc 600 600
Plans for the consolidation of the
standard Oil Company OF Indiana and
the Gulf Oil Corporation. known as the
Mellon Company. OF Pittsburg. are
still being worked on Notwithstanding
denials from official sources, accordinp
to information obtained today 1t Is
ss Id the Gulf interests. in order to over
come the big difference now existinl
/ in market values Of the two stocks. ar,
working on a proposition which would
/ provide for REIMBURSEMENT of Gull
/ oiTs capitalize ton. The proposition
/ II is understood. involves. first. the dis
/ tribution 10 stockholders Of a large divi
dsnd. either In stock or In cash afte
1 which II is purposed 20 scale up 20 tn
number of outstanding shares by re
ducing the par value of the stock from
500 10 SIS.
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MOVE WILL DECIDE
VALIDITY OF CONTROL
II Chemical Foundation Loses.
Government Will Take Over
German Dye Patents.

grrcial pispatch From Every Evening"
Washington Correspondent
Washington. July -13.-rol. Thoma =
w. Miller. alien property custodian.
was In conference at the White House
with President Harding This was the
f,rat opportunity Colonel Miller has
had 10 confer with the PRESIDENT since
the receipt OF his letter Of July I. in
structing the allen property custodian
tn make demand upon the Chemical
Foundation for the return ~ oil
patents. trade marks and copyrights.
the President having been away for
week subsequent 20 the letter of In
strrCtiona to Colonel Miller.
ON leaving the white House. col.
Millur said: The Presidents instruc-
tons are being followed and the de
mand has gone forward. Should the
Presidents orders he successfully
carried out. II will not mean tho re-
turn Of these patents To their former
owners. hut will merely vest In the
government. through tho alien Jrop-
erty custodian, title To the same They
then are in tho anne category az al
pfnrT RllNn property WtliinR Nufn MS
position ~ Congress may tako oi
"a me. either collectively or individual
~.
~. there In any doubt 80 10 the title
Of the Chemical Founda tion 10 theR,
patents. all concerned should welcon,
decision from the court IA 20 III,
validity. n the court determines thpt
title to he valid. then not only thii
question In settled. hut number %
other issues involved. n they ~,
found 10 be invalid. then tho patent
will he retained by this office. and (
will be M TO Congress to decide thei
disposition.
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ADMITTED TO RAIL.
E:s. Smith Can he Released on
$1,000 Bond.

Judge Rice In the Court - oyer
and Termlner on n petit~~ 4 l. Paul
Green and with the consent Of Deputy
Attorney General Clarence \. south
land. has ordered that Eleanor smith.
a NeRrpss. he admitted TO bail wit:
surety and has fixed the amount nj
$4,000. which has not yet been OBJ
tnlned.
ElauCe Smith recently shn' and
killed Angelo Zanora Mexican NJ
Newark She " ! he probably troll y
the September term ~ court on The
barge Of man.llughter. He plea IL
said 10 he sslf-Gofenee
Verdict for Federal Productions Go.
Judge Rice In tho Court of Common
Pleas. haa given Judgment zoe the de
PENDANT In the case Of John ~ Jack
son against tho Federal rroduc,Ion.
Co The plaintiff alleged that he lent
the defendant 1924. but Judge Ric.
decided that the money was an invest
| ment
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, July I3.-The following cor
porations have filed their charters here ::
Society for the Promotion of Economic
Education. Wilmington; capital, S.
600 900
Consolidated Radio Corporation. Will
mington $1,000, 600.
Smoot System, Inc. Wilmington {;
$500. 900.
United Motors Products Co. New
York s250.000
Thoroughbred Stock Co, Glen Ridge.
Pa. 100000
Milk OIL Corporation, New York ;
$4,000
Delaware Order of the Eastern Star
Building Corporation. Wilmington ;
500, 900
Far East Players. Inc, Wilmington :
500. 900.
Capital Builders Supply Co. Inc,
Wilmington 100000.
Commercial and Industrial League of
America. Inc, Wilmington; 100000.
Armalle Coal Co, Leechburg, Pa.
$25 900.
The following companies have in
creased their capital:
Martin Motor and Trailer Corporation
Wilmington. from 81 900 600 TO 81 ,060, 900
Lam Giines Co. Inc, Shanghai
/ China, from 800 900 TO SIPS 900.
Illinois Kansas Oil and Gas Co, Tulsa
/ Okla. from $500 900 10 81 900, 900.
! The Independent oil Co. Atlantic City
/ y. J.. has changed its name to indie
! pendent Coal and Oil Co, Nazareth, Pa
- - ------
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High school Diplomas Ready.

Diplomas fee the 1922 graduate 81
Wilmington High srhoul which were
not ready for commencement. arc now
completed. and may he had bv tho
seniors upon application at tho princi-
pail office In tho school.
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Verdict for Federal Production. &c
SETTLING ESTATES.

Register ~ Wills Isaac II. Brown
has granted letters az follows:
Administration ON tho es'at. nj
Margsret lame Rebman 20 Thomas p
Bayard Rehman. eetate of Gaores
Frederick Wie,ier tu Elizabeth A BIest
and Mark u Holman: estate nj
obediah Henry 10 the Newark Trus
and Safe Deposit Go
Documentary ON the cetnte ~ VII
liam Y. Turks 10 Leonard L. purks
estate Of Isaac West 10 Martin u
Burris, estate of Rosa Wahle 10 VII
liam +. kurtz
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Hank Of England Lowers Discount.

~ N.sN'Iafrd F'fess Z" I-f"rN Evening.
London. July l3-The Bank Of Eng
land today lowered It's discount rate
to per cent. reduction Of y per
cent from the figure established on
June IS
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canada Ford 60. Dividend IL Per Cent.

Detroit Mich. July ~ cash
dividend ~ 5 per cent on lis capital
zation 80 s. 900 600. payable JULY 90
10 stockholders Of record July Is was
announced today by the Ford Motor
Company az Cauada
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laps Md For Russian Island.
Py AsesCinfst Press -. ENe-v Ey.rtog

Toxic, July 10 The japanese gov
eminent Is considering an offer for the
purChas. ~ the lsla nd 81 Sakhalien
from Russia. according 30 the
Norczu. Toxic vernacular news
PAPER
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- RH E e 3 g

Ocean end So Carolina Avo Largest mod
crate rate house 81 modern large city con
struCtiOn
Hot and cid Running water IN Al
Rooms Private Baths Elevator.
French chef Excellent table Orchestra
IJanciug Free bath houses for guests with
boardwalk entrance 81 30 and up daily
Am plan Special weekly. Booklet win
auto road map mailed Phone 45I4 -t2I0
PAUL G. ROSECRANS Owner and prop
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Live news of real value lies buried
in the classified ads today.-Adv.
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HOTEL RFTTERTON

High location: magnificent view OF Chesa-
peake Bay: one square from beach eSe1
tables from our own garden. 'pen stl
year Booklet JAS T. CREW. PROPRIETOR
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HOTEL RICHIE

MRS. VI. 4. TULL. PROP
Near Beach, Hugh fieya ...
Home lrnfnf..-fa
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HOTEL BAYSIDE

Superb View ~ Chesapeake Bay. highest
elevation large. shady lawn. VIDE veran-
das Garage. Phone sui Pond. Md t5-F-3
HARRIS l.. CREW r.
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BELMONT
THE FERNCLIFFE
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

DireC thy on the beach. Our table supplied
with fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay. Pure spring water.
NIR. L N NM EN s
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Tennessee Ave- near Beach Al~avs ope-
Private baths. running water in rooms
elevator eXcellenf table rhffc service
Amer plan. - 40 daily suacia' rankiy
rates Garage " WALSH Df-NCA@
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PRICE COTTAGE
THE WILMER
THE WILTSHIRE

Near Beach All Modern Convenlences.
Auto Meets Boats and Trains Rresh
Vegetables. MRS IDA X WILLIS
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
MIIMlNGION TRUST COMPANY At
DELAWARE, At THE CLOSE or
BUSINESS On June 20. np22
, 1922-12-27
ANTELOPE BEING WIPED OUT
Signaling System the Animals
Are Rapidly Disappearing.

The American pronghorn antelope Is
approaching extinction. Fbrmerly
Soaming FROM the Saskatchewan to
Mexico, and east to the Missouri river,
1t is now confined to a few hundred
wild animals and a few more in n,
closures
Rowing creatures, easily the swift
est nne on the continent, living
mainly gin the open, they have be-
come easy prey for long-range rifles
when fieet-footed enemies were cas-
He outdistanced.
Even their remarkable signaling
system has not saved them. Ernest
Seton-ThOmpson has explained how,
on approach Of some strange object,
the antelope through a set Of muscles
raises with a jepk the hairs on the
white rump patches on either side.
This flash shines afar like a patch
Of snow. and the message is read by
all who have noses to read, for with
the fash Of hair is liberated an odor
Of musk from a gland located In a
patch Of brown hair In ehe white
bloom.
The. flash is given and away 9Aey
go. II the flash is not seen theF
keen sense of smell carries the hes-
sags even over long distances.
, 1922-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN, That the Sheriff
of Park County. Wyoming, will off,r
for sale at Public vendue, at the
front door Of the Court House, Iocst
ed at Cody, in Park County, Wyoming
on Saturday the 9th day of January
A. D. 1928, at the hour Of two o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, the real
estate described in said mortgage,
to-wit;
The North half of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of Section
twenty eight (2S) and the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter of Section Twsatyune.
CID. All in Township Fif.y Seven
(57) North. Range One Hundred and
Two C102) " est of the 9Th Principal
Meridian in Park County. Wyoming
containing Two Hundred acres accord
ing to the Government Survey.
Also 1.84 Gu. #. per second of time
of the waters of Little Rock, a tri-
butary of Clarks Fork (dats OF
appropriation Sept. IS. 1900 Gen.
Priority main Stream as shown Of
record in the Office It the State
Engineer Of the State Of Wyoming,
and In the Office of the County
Clerk OF Park County, Wyoming. and
all bitches and other water rights,
for irrigation, stock or domestic pur-
poses to which aaid premises are
entitled.
The amount claimed to be due on
said note and mortgage at the date Of
this notice is ~ follows: Principal
$4,000. 90. interest $803.91. Attorneys
fee $4,000, total s2,S53.91. due on
mortgage.
Dated this 18th day Of December
1922.
Minnie B. Holland. Mortgage
VIM. l. Simpson,
Attorney for mortgagee.
Dec 10 -20-27. 1922. Jan 3-10-17
IA. 1928.
, 1922-12-27
Cows and BeetS
Profit Making Combination

Beets and dairying have long been a profitable combination
in our irrigated farming districts. Again in the past season
of agricultural and financial stringency the combination has
proven a great aid to many farmers in meeting their direct
expenses.
In one locality in the heart of an old beet-growing district
the local milk company paid 200 granddaughter an average
of over 500 this year. A farmer who MIXED an average of
10 cows drew $i35 monthly fDon the condensed milk factory.
On 40 acres OF beet land this past season he harvested an
average of l6H tons of bects per acre. Beet growing fits
into his farming system in two ways.
y The manure produced is more ~proftabiy utilized by beets
than ty any other crop. except perhaps potatoes in favorable
years.
p The cows transform beet tops and alfalfa into a higher
cash value than other feeding operations.
Another dairy-beet farmer whose November milk check
totaled $2l4 had this to rely upon when his beet acreage.
severely hailed twice this past season, yielded only . tons,
average. as compared with his usual II tons in normal years.
All dairymen in this district declared that the production
of the cows was markedly increased by the proper feeding
Of the beet tops in a mixed ration. One estimated the feeding
the milk bucket
Banks have, aided the farmers in this Locality to obtain good
cows, notwithstanding that dairy cows providing q salabde
Surplus of milk. cream or butter enable the farmer to meet
his living expenses with a minimum of borrowing
, 1922-12-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAI
ESTATE ON MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS, on the fifteenth day
of November A. D. 1917, David Park.
er ana Emma Parker, husband and
wife. as mortgagors, made. executed
and delivered Il Minnie B. Holland
as mortgage, a mortgage deed upon
the lands hereinafter described, to
cur the payment Of their certain
promissorY note Of sven date there.
with. In the sum Of Two Thousand
and No 100 Dollars, due on or before
November 18th, 1922. bearing interest
at the rate Of Z per cont per snnnm,
payable annually. and defaulting In
forest and principal. at the ratio OF
eight per cent per nnu until pale,
ard.
WHEREAS. default has boon made
IN the conditions contained In said
mortgage deed. whereby the power
Of sale therein contained has be-
come operative and In full force and
effect, in that the m~ortgagors have
failed to pay the principal and in
tsrest OF said promissory note, sscuf-
cd by said mortgage deed and have
permitted the property TO be sold for
taxes at Public sale by the County
Treasurer Of Park County. Wyoming,
and that said Mortgage Deed contains
q power OF sale authorizing tie sale
Of sedd premises. 10 default u the
payment OF the principal and interest
Of said nets or the taxes On ahid pro
perty.
That no suit OF proceeding "a Law
has been iahiauted to collect che
dest remaining soearsd by said mart
saas..
now, usaWizBoRMs NOTCH E
, 1922-12-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Lander, wyo-
ming.
December S,1922
Notice is hereby given that William
w. Meeker, of Beaver, wyoming, who
On September 1, 1917, made home
stead entry No. es61s, for EMSwA
Lots "a and 26. Section q, Township
5sN . Range s7w. 9Th Principal Meri-
dian has filed notice Of intention to
make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before D. L. Darr, United States Com
missioner, at Basin, Wyoming. on the
18th day Of January. 1898.
Claimant names as Witnesses
A M. Tanner, John Mcintosh, Rud-
olph Bahr, and Oscar E. Noble, all OF
Burlington, Wyoming.
Irving W. Wright
Register
First Publication Dec. 10, 1922
Last Publication January 10, 1923
, 1922-12-27
AS THE WORLD LOOKS AT IT
Much Truth, " Poor Morality, In Old
Gentleman's Explanation Of
Ethics Of Today.

Secretary Hoover sold at a lunch
cen in New York:
Lex mo. tell yon q story about CID
school mofals-the kind Of morals
we've e%utgrown..
"'Pop,' said a little boy, If I steal
a nickel out of your pocket, that's
stealing, isn't itr
"'You bet it is,' said the little boys
father. and you'd go to Jail for 1t,
too
Suppose 1 bet a nickel on a game
of euchre and won, that's gambling,
amt 1t. pops'
"'Sure- lis, son, and you know where
gSmblers-wind up-gallows or poor
house, every time
"But, pop. suppose I cornered all
the quinine in the world, or all the
c%hloroform, or all the wheat-some-
thing the world can't get along with
out, o know-and suppose / ran
the price up a thousand per cent. or
a million per cent, what would that
be, popY'
THE fathers go beamea. and pat
ti1f his boy on tie back, he said with
a proud laugh:
"'That would he business, genius,
sheer business geasds YsusH have
mankind at yoar. fsef 4 you ever ac-
coanpaish that"
, 1922-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE
IN DISTRICT COURT OF PARK
COUNTY, WYOMING
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
Carrie H. Smith.
Plaintiff
Pleasant Smith,

Pleasant Smith,
Defendant.
TO PLEASANT SMITH, Defendant;
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff has filed her petition in
this Court on the Goth day Of Dec
ember 1922, the object and prayer
of said petition being to obtain an
absolute divorce from you upon the
ground of desertion and n~on-support
for a period Of more than one year.
You are requested to answer said
petition on or before the 18th day
of February 1928, or the allegations
therein will be taken as true and
Judgement rendered accordingly.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
fhis Court this 10th day Of December
A D. 1922.
Orilla Downing
Clerk of the District Court
(Seal)
VIM L. Simpson.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
First Publication Dec. 20, 1922
Last Publication January "a, 1922