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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
WAYNE
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
LOCUST ST, NO. $3.50

A few desirable apartments st!!l available
in this new l6.story freproos honsekeep!ns
apartment house: inspection inv!ted.
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WVVI THIIIutII'IITd TyTIIt - T'TT" n, ..s
DONALD V. REDDINC rhs:tef Ss9 4nD ave.

. TARCHWOOD AVE, 18TH TO a6TH
New: lust built; . stor". 10 rooms - ped
city Hall. every nngdern inprovSnent. up
to the minute, including heated garage
!rclosed. heated porch; separate tile shower;
EcpresentatiNe at sample house dalIN ana
Sunday. 10 a. VI. TO 40 T. NJ. or bV ap-
lhintmeNt
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BS,yOOI

SINGLE HOMES BEDROOMS. large lot:
screens and shades: let US show you this;
open to offer; large list N this section, Wal
ter A. McClatchY. 10,h & Market. Bel. 340s.
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Also see advertisements In larg
in prccedinG columns. ------
OAK LANE
DUPLEX HOME


sTH ST & GATH ,AVE.--A new. detached
stone. Colonial home with 2,car GsreSsee s aSe,
suburb HARVEY +. JONES s. CO. 1905
Land Title Bldg
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NEAR ROSE TREE---rcn-room atone-and-
brick house hot-v ater heat ana bath. 3
open areplaces; barn, garage and acres Of
land. \. II. MILLER @l2 W. STATE st,
Media va. -
AT sTA.--Ncwly remod. ?-apt. det. house,
eiet gas. st:n. heat; larse lot. nice loo.
Al invest L. ". CHAMBERS. 10 ".
Stata Media. Ph 3G9.
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NACANT--$35OO

2oo9 Y. Nenanso: rooms. new plumbing
and heating system. J. L. HEASEY. 5Oi
I, Allegheny ave.
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GLENoLDEN--SlO0 cash; new sG5o0 semi
detached home. ing. porch, open tlrenisGs'
modern throughout. large rooms. LOOtdES'
Open SUNDAY
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DRENEI HILL
GLEN0IDES

DREXEL HtLL-Ncw. modern, rms. e9r.
lot G0xlo5; overlooking country club. Ere
mont g. GO. Builders No~th Awerlcsn Bldg.
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OyERBROOIi

OVERBR0 0oK-D ched house Of stone con
throughou.: central. plant heat: oil sha de.
carly possession; located uoaE train and
trolley. owner will sacrifice.
=. A, HAEENS co, LAND TITLE BLDG.
CORNER l34x2O0 Lancast,r r pike; 10 rrs.,
3 b. central heat; stone; slsl- roof; excel
'.rt buy Gilmore. Liberty Bldg. Spr. 3233
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Beautiful Modern Hskpg. Apt.

FURNISHED AND UNFTRNISHED
Living rom. bedroom combina' on ~ ak.
fast room ana k!tchenetts: bath. porch.L
.ockers ,n,y cf heat and hoI Nate "a e.
wood nocgs; electric: service stairs: apt.
house entr.: $s5 and 800. ls2S-30 y. Park
avenue. Columbia 1901.
TWO LARGE furn. Housekeeping rooms ani
bath; all conY. Phone Poplar $40 W.
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H. J. Easy, 18th & Thompson

s. ". COR. 10Th and Poplar sts;--Three,
sto"r store ana dwg., 10 rms, bath and
stCrs garage. hnt.watcr heat, electric light
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1921 y i7TF ST.-Three story modern
apartment h use, rental S2i00 annually.
H. !. Easy, 18th & Thompson
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

.----.. LOGAN
BEAJ TIFTII.Y furn. L1,~. f,{oo IL W..
aie W. L. Chambers. lo93 =. NTond 3,
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REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
NEW 9-room home. sernf-det tached: lot 2sx
l3Q; sos and $40 per month: Colonial bun.
RRANKlN Builder.
Factories. Warehouses. Manufacturing Floors
WAFEHOTSE 80. 900 so. IT; brisk bldg 4.
vicinity Front and Pine SITS. Apply Chas
Goldman. T25 walnut.
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TIOti,

NEN operation. 10Th and Pike SITS, $500;
rooms. tile bath: garage; cleo. hot-vater
heat. hardwoo doors througaout: ter.:s 70
E-n.nson 1918 Caes;uul st. WALNUT 1929
NEW 2-story homes with garage rooms
and bath; every modern conv; Es,augh ct
west ot @0;h; $500 HARVEY +. JONE $
& CO.. Land Tile B.dg Locust OllV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

5000 CASH TO purchase SO 800. lot 50xl2S,
single Colonial residence; center hall. liv-
ing room. dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen. 8 bedro jms. tile bath. unfinished
storeroorn; absolutely ALI city convenience.
]. H. MECKE. Jr.. Goth and Market. Bel
mont l0SG.
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THE DELMAR-MORRIS
SANTA RI UMS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

GERMANTOWN graduate nurse VII ,.s,, p9S
and care for nervous and aGed pa''N
y S02 LedGer Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

655 l.. Westmoreland ct; close to Cathoilr
school. j. L. HEANEY 900 L. .Allosheny
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MERIO>

FINE HOME. rooms 3 baths. 0 bed
chau.Hcrs, electric. varcr heat and every
conver.,nce: large lot. lear garage: pvce
s24. 600.
WM. A. McCREA, ReaItor
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

WAI.NUT ST. 204a---Sel ct nelghborhoo3
rear Rittsnhouse So. and Goth ST; bsau:
rIful hskpg. 3-room apartment: hardwood
doors; handsomely newly fur. Pa. Pres, Ssii
ol67 WALNUT Beth Allyrh-Two-roonn.aa and,
uath suite. third front. well equipped. iulr
sa~viced 3 rrnr-s aNd ha'h fourth fonr
ia :, 10TH ST. Large room. k!tchsnstp
and private bath; 2d-foor front
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wFSr rHlLaDETPHJs

ROSEMONT, LANCASTER AND GARRETT
Five rooms and bath, porc&: second
floor; convenient to Fennsylva mia and PhIla.
de!Dhia and Western r. II. Telephone Brn
Maw- 500 T.
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MEDIA

LLA%ERCN - New T.room semi detached
hoMow-tile dws.! slatc roof: only $500
cash, $40 month carrying charges. RYAN
Eirklyn. or 1910 Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

LEGAL ADyERTlSEMENTs
49, ESTATE OF MARIA CtPo, IN ,n
w. ccased---Letters OF adInnlstra non sn ,ss n,
The above estate waving been granted 10 IA
unlersigned. all persons indebted 10 ne sannd
estate arr requested to make payment: me
those having Clai.c7 - pTese"t 'N7 s"'
rIBERAT0 Curt.,
G6l T. Nt'.WoHse -
-, H. l!'v alt"ruov.
WCUAEL A SPATOLA.
- BqAcum Eide. -- ........ ,1si.
>...S5@ me GENERAL sHirriNn b'1
49, us.. which has been conauSs,rmHe % Nsme o.
ne gimco March q, 1922, under the na,t,nvved
W. T. Hagar q Co., has been d'ssohhs'"posji hs psji
All accounts due said Arm should sSsid ~
he III aaS aadsrssasd ass.s issrfsi RiIsALI ia
trsdlnE as ". p. HAdAR q co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
WEST PHILADELPHIA
SCHOCH 81 MARKERT

suggest for your consideration the overbrooks
district 1900 block y. Edgewood ST..
rooms, tiled bath ho..water heat, electric
ba sement laundry: 5000 block Jefferson st.
bedrooms. modern; 5000 block Nassau 81 ST.
bedrooms modern, garage; 6Ooo DloCk ~ ~
vacant, 60O0 bloAt Columbia ave, = oed,
rooms. tiled bath. Garag@; 900 block Mariyr,
heat service garage vacant; many others
few corners cool OXFORD st. Belmont gsg!'
SOUTHWEST CORNER 52d and kinssesslns
ave. Bakery and ice cream ous ness
Nroporty, Including garage; al' moderE eIuip.
i,aut: established 20 wears ago; owner auou,
10 retire and will aid in financing; most
unusual opportunity for G re wire IN pns w
4 i Entnhn snLt IONS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

PAY 5000 move Gh, in, l6 minutes from
City Hall. we make 4sy terms; hI1uiitui
homes everything ne", pr'ce only Sts1S; q
large roms, porch, elec.. gas range. laundry
tubs. gas water heater. owner alwa!s at
sample house. 1888 :. Wilton 81. handy @
schools. stores. Fairgrounds lake No: !?
st. and Woodland ave. walt = square west.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CTV Y
Garages

garages -------
t316-1s-20 s. 9TH s'r,-sTwo story garI,t garaIs,e
power. elevator. so 80 Go car capaC,s
steam m heat, electric: front and rear Ct en-
trance. Nealis, so $ 12th. Roth pllInes
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APARTMENT HOTELS
TILE GLADSTONE

llTH AND PINE sra
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
aPARTMEE FURNISHED. CNFUKSp
LO&I AND SHORT TERN LEASES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

rea5' 90 It. frGntaE9 Ionii TGdrT9S %amv otherS;
Fs,,. c6rpers S06i ~ fori AZ Belmont 02ol,
~ 81 . :5I -, /; tug sos ANA
Su' itNEn C'h.>hiN "-u rc,,,I nru nus ness
ave, - bakerE anu zee S'Tnpdd ,,,odderT EQUIP.
y, " S,,% sSstabiisbe5 % ,e1Ts ago; owner about
- -.,iro ond I'M "a ~, fnancIug. most
20 ,o,,irs,i1 rsIII' nnI w III az rs irs in one oe
West Philadeiphia's home sections.
rr>ThIT DCNr,I>TC 52d and
DOlNALD V. KEDDl\O Chester ave.
Ir 1=lTIy0oT7 ,y-I- IITIT TO s6TH
New: iust bujIii . stnr,. 10 rooms q bed
roomsi southern exposure Is minutes 70
city Hall; every mgdern Improvement. n up
jo,ImS, iba.:s'tun5' -a,e Tile shower
rr,cCnressntative ~ S5n1,nie house daily and
SSimt S1iI9nTi ty3srt ~ a. W. u f''' 't'' "
pAY 5000 move = CHI in ID minutes from
t-i,S nan. ,yo nv, asy t,rurg; beautiful
homes: everything new, rTice only sIs75; 4
large rons. porch, eer.. gas range. laundry
tubs. gas water heater. owner aiwaHs at
sample house 1888 :. Wilton 81 handy 20
schools. stores. piaErrouInds lake Ne J? !?
car or sS%"T GSTs Mo a or .qGsrS S on ws a
, IOOr BLOCK ). ODD 81. New modern
homes. rooms ard ls h'tN, tot-water
SUIT. e. :. MARTIN. ~ y olth ST. be!.
mont 5G2+.
90 ACRES ON Statc n.suwa:, improved WIN
n l0-roOm brick hols. hot-water heat
and bath. , barns. sIio and tenant house,
iSrGe arp crehard an, GIH Isrt,, "o,ii5
iIeAL Tor Qu!cE, buyer A IL NlL'i-LiN' @i-
W. stat s.. Ee4id, = -----------
HOFFMAN, APARTMENTS. farks!de ave.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

/ REPRESENT 40 speculators, who will 1ut
an" property single or rows, II Dr.e Is
r.sht; quic. action assul ed; but listing must
10 exclusive DE MEDIC. 54O victory Bts.
Rents aud interests collected arywhers
careful daily attention; Te have wealth
Of eXp. In every phase of this "orh'
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MORTGAGES

SPECIAL FUNDS available; first and a..
,ond, straight and building and loan. ~
chargeo II. BLAIR COOKE, sgtS ~ w
Market. opposite Terminal. Phones M sne
downs POST, West 1906. LAW
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VERY valuable properties for specuators or
investors -s42 =, Broad, 3Sxi6o; l5l2-1i
). Croad 10N200, 1886 Park ave l135.3I
y Carlisle, 2-story brick service station. 40
go Chas Goldman, T2S Walnut.
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SEI.ROSE

MELROSE-Stonc Colonial residence In ex-
celtRt condition; large LYING room. music
room dining room etc. chambers, mod
ern taths; elcctrtcit.. vacuum Napor heat.
lot lJOX300: garage; htgh !ocaton.
F. a HANENS co. LAND TITLE GLDG
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rfGHI.NSv, raFk
a--azzaHaaaai= 90
l<IRI>I,NN
IIANERSIt

kIRNLYN-New G aud : rm. modern hunga.
lows, hardwood floors. Tie bath, finished
rms on second no0r; $500 cash. D. r.
RYAN Kirklyn, or 1915 Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

Tactarice, Warehouses;. Misunderstanding Fl"ors
FNl u1HY SIrE--L!nd.cv ave 9TH -. and
'..l. Ing n! way 2r.uW" - .G.- ..-,. Gll
90 o.. r..,.oal. = stree. t-0:rs.
..1.rn : - ia AE,Ff.R 20 rNhs+'; ~ ct.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02
WANTED.

Waitress at Streeter's
Restaurant. IS0-1o-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02

WANTED-Young man to work IN
bakery f. J. Fairbanks. 1S0-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Rooms Linden St.
1S2-tf
TO RENT-Furnished room. )
School st. 1S2-1S4%
TO RENT-Reom. Mrs c. W. Hud-
son. Spring St. 1S2-1S6"
TO RENT-Furniture Storage. Call
Dewitt Grocery Co. 175-tf
To RENT-Small tenement to adults
only. Inquire 13 Green St. 177-tf
TO RENT-Storage room. Inquire ut
II Prospect ST. Phone G49-M. ISL If
TO RENT-New apartment all fur
nished or not furnished. Tel. 617-M.
TO RENT-Nicely furnished room for
nurse or business woman, no children
references. Cottage ST. 1S2-tf
TO RENT-Furnished apartment.
modern conyeniences, coal in cellar
Address j, care Reformer Office. 1S0-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02

YOUNG WOMEN WANTED FIX
cellent- opportunities for those DESTROYS
of having a profession. The Elliot Com
munity Hospital of Keene. y. H., offers
three years course in Training School
for Nurses Sixty-fve bed modern hos
pital now in construction. Particulars
apply Mary A. Diamond. r. y. Super
intendent. 1923
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02

FANI4, FNENJH DRY ILEAN-
ING, Dyeing and Pressing. ladies' and
gentlemens garments. house furnishings
Of all descriptions. Will collect and de
liver on request. Always reliable. Jen-
ney x Parmentcr, IL Elliot St Tele
phone connection. $50 210
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DREssMAKING. g. Birge st. Tel.
103S-M. 1I2-u
CASH PAID for wool at the Richard
son Market. 72-tf
DR. BAILEY, Chiropodist, POS Bar
Der Block. Tel 1027-W. 141-tf
FOR HIRE Buick auto. r. f. Alb
bott, Ia Vernon St, Tel. INV.
PUBLIC CAR. anytime, anywhere.
L. W. Kelley, % Washington st. Tel.
1891. 113-tf
SANDERS BEAUTY SHOP. Room
16. Crosby Block. Swedish scalp and
Violet Ray treatments. Tel. So9-1. 14O-tf
CALL UP 44G-W for your painting
and papering; all work guaranteed. Wall
paper. William Shaw, 46 Maple st. 5S-tf
NOTICE.. G. BROWNELL Jew
business at III Main st. after Sept. 30.
1S1-1s4@
BUICK AUTO SERVICE. long or
short trips, at reasonable price. Clar-
ence ID. Moon. 10 Frost Place, phone
6S4-M. 122-tf
JOHN BOLSTER of Brattleboro re-
siding near the pumping station will be
prepared to make cider ut his home after
Oct, /. 1s1-lS6
MASON WORK. building and cleaning
chimneys a speciality. l do out-of-town
work. e. J. Cavanaugh, 1SS Elliot St.
Phone 209-J. 95-tf
BARGAINS IN 4IAGAZINES--MOst
favorable terms on single subscriptions or
oI. reduced club rates. Send for booklet.
Brattleboro News Co. 1-tf
AGENTS-Whole or part time every
person prospective customer. We make
/ deliveries; permanent positions, good flu
ture. Lint 4 Rhincs, 3s2 Balcomb St.
Salem. Mass. 179-1St*
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN for
sale. direct from manufacturer at soc,
81 30 and 100 ID. Postage paid on 81
orders. Write for samples. We also do
custom work. IL. \. Bartlett, Harmony.
Maine. 1916
MAGAZINES At LOWEST PRICES
Write me about what magazines you
want for the coming year. / can get
them for YOU at money saving prices.
Mrs. G. NJ. Love, Magazine Specialist
! South Newfane, VT. 1-tf
$40 To $l2J per week to men selling
our popular high-grade educational spe-
cialty for children tho books). no compe-
tition; high-grade men only; exclusive
, territory. We deliver. r. l.. Hazlett
294 Washington St, Boston 1917
FULL AND SPARE TIME solicitors
for The FraterniticS in Maine. New
Hampshire. Rhode Island and Vermont
Either sex. Experience not necessary
81 600 to be distributed for work to
Jan. 1. Address The FraternitieS. Rich
mond, Me. 172-1S3
FANCY, FRENCH DRY CLEAN
ING, Dyeing and Pressing. ladies' and
gentlemen's garments. house furnishings
Of all descriptions. Will collect and de-
liver on request. Always reliable. Jen-
ney x Parmenter, al Elliot ST. Tele-
phone connection. $50 30
INDUSTRIOUS men and women
wanted to retail the genuine Watkins
Products in city territories Excep-
tional opportunity to tie up with oldest
and largest company Of its kind Our
huStlers' average income is S1.10 an hour
Are YOU doing as well? If not. write to
day for free samples and particulars
The J. r. Watkins Co, Dept 81, CT
Washington St. North Boston. Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02

Reliable man to look
after our business in this territory. Big
salaries paid every week to representa-
tives Easy work. Permanent position
all year round Write Oakland NurSer-
les, Manchester, Conn, for particulars.
1S1-1S2
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-02

WANIED--A woman past middle age
to keep house for middle-aged man in
the country Must be neat, honest and
a good cook. State wages required and
also give references. Address X, Re
former Office. 17S-tf
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
PL0CH HEIRS LOSE
TITLE To LAND IN
OREGON DECISION
Failure to File Notice on Loca.
ti0n Leaves Corporation
Winner.

Washington, April o4.-A case in.
volving certain land in Portland, Ore.
held by the Oregon Washington Rail
road & Navigation company and others
and claimed by Virginia Bailey and
other heirs of Henry PJoch was Mon
day dismissed by the supreme court on
authorities cited. The heirs contended
that Ploch was qualified claimant to
the land under the Oregon donation &C,
of September ~ 1850
Ploch died in 1885, however. without
having filed with the surveyor general
notification of his claim, or a prelim-
mary affidavit us required by the law,
it being insisted that failure was due
to the fact that the land at the time
was unsurveycd.
The contention was set up that
Elizabeth Thomas with knowledge of
Ploch's claim ''fraudulently filed on
the land, which was subsequently pat
ented to her heirs through whom the
railroad and navigation company holds
title. Ploch's heirs asserted that Ploch
up to the time of his death, had done
all he could to perfect title to the
claim and that therefore under the law
his death vested title in them. The
state courts of Oregon held against
this contention.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
Lighthouse Tender
Is Lost in Storm
Upon Lake Michigan

Sault Ste Marie. Mich, April "a
The lighthouse tender Lambton, miss.
ing since last Wednesday. disappeared
soon after the severe storm broke over
Lake Superior. it was learned Monday
when the steamer Midland Prince
passed through the locks here.
The crew of the Midland Prince
watched the small light tenders battle
with the giant waves but were unable
to render assistance and suddenly the
smaller craft disappeared.
No members of the Midland Princes
crew saw the Lambton go down. but
all believed the vessel had foundered,
The Lambton is believed to have car
ried about II men. She left here Tus-
day for Michipicoten
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
Harry Brolash, King
of Bootleggers, Goes
to Federal Prison

San Francisco, April 24.-Harry
Brolaski, broker, reformed gambler
once mayor of Redondo Beach, Calf,
and chairman of the Los Angeles coun-
ty republican committee started Mon
day for the federal penitentiary at Nc
Neil island Washington. to serve a two
year sentence for conspiracy to violate
the prohibition law. The sentence in
cludes q $4,000 fine. I
AS company on the trip he had a
deputy United States marshal and post
office robber, the latter to be taken
from Sacramento to the prison. Bro
laski who once directed state wide
ring that dealt in liquor in wholesale
lots secured from government ware
houses by forged withdrawal permits,
apparently was as cheerful as ever. He
was convicted nearly Is months ago,
but his last hope Of the freedom was
lost only recently when the United
States supreme court declined to re-
view his case..
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
COURT DENIES HILL
HEIRS PETITIONS
FOR ADMINISTRATOR
Factions Told to Agree on Some
One by May 5 or Judge
Will Make Selection.

st. Paul, April EXPEDITIONS Of con-
tending heirs of Mrs. j. J. Hill for ap-
pointment of either the Northwestern
Trust company or. Louis w. Hill as
administrator Of her S12,OOO,OOO estate
were denied by Probate Judge Howard
Wheeler in a decision filed Monday
Judge Wheeler held that the con-
troversy among the nine children had
disqualified both applicants and held
that unless they agreed on an admins
TRAITOR or administrators by Nav 5. the
court would make its own selection.
The controversy resulted in long
hearing in probate court here. with one
group of seven heirs Of the
late empire builder. headed by James
n. Hill Of New York. the eldest son,
and with Louis W. Hill. chairman of
the Great Northern railway, joined
with one sister in opposing factions.
Mrs Hill died in November, 1921.
The seventeen group filed application
for appointment Of the Northwest
Trust company as administrator. and
just before the legal time limit for
such action expired, l.. W. Hill peti-
toned for his own appointment.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
New Haven Stock
Jumps $16.87 Share
Since Last January

New York. April 24.--New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
stock, which until a few weeks age
was comparatively inactive on the
New York stock exchange. Monday be
came one of the outstanding features
reaching 20 Is, the highest price
since 1917. 1t closed at ., a net ad
vance of 3s4 over Saturdays closing
quotation. The advance in the past
week has been So share, and from
the low point of the year u 3-S, on
January 4. $16.875 a share. There
are 1.5I1, 1875 shares outstanding. so
that the advance from the low point
in January has amounted TO more than
$25. .OOO,O 600 in the market value of the
stock. Mondays sales were 81, 800
shares.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
MINISTER FRIENDS
URGE HIM TO QUIT
REFORM CAMPAIGN
UnfrOcked Divine of Evanston,
Wy0., Declares He Will
Garry ON His Fight.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. April PA com
mittee Of nearly 40 personal friends
of the Rev. George Richmond. unfrock
ed minister at Evanston, Wyo.. Monda,
agreed to wait upon him and try tc
induce him to give up his attempt tc
reform Evanston. which he has termed
"the wickedest city, in America.
Latest reports from Evanston indi
cate that the former minister does no,
intend to leave. MY father fought
four years in the civil war, and ] do
not propose to dishonor his SERVICE ~
he says in formal statement received
here.
II intend to stay in Evanston and
carry on our fight for honest, American
and progressive administration"
Messages received here by the Wy
oming State Tribune say that the re-
port that Mr.. Richmond was in danger
of mob violence and that he had been
forced to seek protection at the home
of District Judge r. n Arnold, did not
correctly reflect the situation there.
The former minister formerly served
in pastorates in Syracuse, N. Y. Phila-
delphia. Rochester, New York and
other eastern cities.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
GOVERNOR SMALL
IS ON TRIAL IN
ILLINOIS COURT
One Juror Tentatively Accept
ed at End of First Days
...... Session.

Waukcgan, H., April 24-(By The
Associated Press)-Governor Len
Small of Illinois went on trial here
Monday, charged with conspiracy to
embezzle state funds. At the close of
the first days work, one juror had
been tentatively accepted by both state
and defense. one tentatively passed by
the defense and % dismissed for causes
that ranged from inability to under
stand English to an opinion as to the
governors guilt or innocence
Cheered by what they considered a
successful Opening day, botn sides were
predicting that jury could be cb
tained within week Or 10 days, in
stead of the earlier estimates Of three
or four, weeks.
Governor Small, his son, Leslie, and
a number Of personal friends attended
the opening days session. Judge Clair
G. Edwards announced today it would
not be necessary for the governor to
remain in court throughout the trial.