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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGES

home. convenient to Goth ST. Terminal for
clear lot In Highland Park. Llanerch, Brook
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1918 GERMAN7 NWN AVE store & dwg
restaurant busintss; cleo, IN neral flooring
excel. Cord,: easily financed price 2O0n.
Ma.lon. Graham &c Co. laOG GermantoWr 90
22"1 ". CAMBRIA Sr.-Orpnsitc school
corner. h.-w. heat. Cl"ctric: EuOi for any
MuslMess SCMMAriH. @iMG W Lnllgh
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GERMANTOWN

GERMANTOwN--Ss5S winghohockins ter
race: attractive 3-story stone dwg..9 rms.
bath: exc. cofd sacrifice for quick sale.
II HOPE. 1904 N. Broad. wyo 1887.
3s MAPLEWOOD AVE.-Three-s story brick
dwelling. rooms and bath; tenant
monthly lease. Apply
JOHN J. CRouT. 1920 Chestnut ct. =
Also see advertisements in large typo In
preceding columns. -.-
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WILLIAM p. GEST.
President.
,=5s5TO THE sTOCKHOLDERs OF THE.
Y u AlnniIc Nrier mud Ynrniah co.

=
Notice is hereby given that by resolution
of the Board Of Directors OF the At!anM
he - |stockholders of satd company is called
Meadow and Wolf stssetsoS ioo Phllade1GhIs ~ o.
unSer the terms and provisions of the Ao
Of of'A Assembly Of the commooIweaIth Of Penn EN-.
aSciion on the approval or disapproval of
RESOLUTION authorizing, the conversion oa o.
s50O 200 of the authorized issue of commoes
Stock OF said company, Of the par pro value GdS az q
s1O ner share, to an Issue Of SoOoono oLa
Cumulative stock. par value $50, preferiLsesu
AZ TO bothe dividends and assets paruu,. nm.
patlnr equally in annual profits after COM
non stock has received an. equal diy,desSs .,eeS
10 that paid on preferred stock. said sosS s.osSS
~ be- retirablc at the option OF the Boar r.
Of Directors at any time after three Seasr -.
from date OF original Issue at 900 III ~
share Said preferred stock to have ,inrs no sVi *
ing powers, also to authorize the onlce,s, al
the Company to take all necessary es~
steps to effect such conversion.
CHAPMAN & CHAPMAN. Solicitors -
iYS;.g7s l.. KATZ BOUGHT THE MEKthNAs, -.
disc, fixtures and good will from ron ssni
ris Cults, 55 N, Goth st. All crealtofs
statement to 335 Arch st. before Aug ..
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES
AT PUBLIC AUcTIoN-THE ENTIRE PLANT OF
= FOOT PALS SLIPPER MFG. co.

AT PUBLIC AUcTIoN-THE ENTIRE PLANT OF
FOOT PALS SLIPPER MFG co.
Successors to E. L. Walk Manufacturing Co.. Bridgeport Conn
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT-BUILDINGS
MACHINERY AND OFFICE FIXTI,prs
800 fBs Swine rSf ETA
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Adding
TTEE rfr resnsf onsi,ins 1osf 81 se
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~ " HE HTWESDXY AUGUST 9Th, II O'clock A. M the Premises
35O-37O GEORGE ST, Corner Oak St, BRDGEPORT CONN 81
omse ib brosdwsy AS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED Comfortably furnished house
not over rooms, in attractive Main JJns
or suburban ncightOrhGod: o or 10 mnnths,
lease from Sept. | to Oct. !: preferabiv
with option TO purchase: adult couple. no
children: reference: state price and whether
gGraEe Is Included. p III. Ledger Office.
WANT small modern house. A or Z had
rooms. baths: garage; within IL miles
OF city; Main Line or Delaware County pre-
ferred not over $l5. 900: will pay cash: stato
full particulars 12IA Ledger Office.
WAN'"ED-ro rent small modern homo,
about or . rooms and bath. electricity:
no objection to location: immediate POSSES,
sion desired; state full particulars i 133.
Ledger OFFICE. cc.
HAVE purchasers for desirable corners suIf
able for drugs. cigars or groceries, with or
without apartments: improved or unmproved
Hoover-slotter. Inc. S. 18th St Spr. Sis5
If YOU have property to sell in northwest
section. list 1t with us for quick resu,fs
THOMAS. 23lI W. IohiGh ave
OFFICE SPACE wanted. from 5000 TO 4000
So. #. Reply. giving details. to P l2O.
Ledger Office.
". II. HALL & son
4aS Land Title Bldg.
HOME, y. W. sec: clients waiting: Iief your.
for results. Walsh 25th alb Leh!gh av"
LIST Your PROPERTIES WITH Us, WM
SADLEkS Sons. 1920 COLUMBIA AVE.
WANT apartment houses w Phia,; any
size; send par.ic Reinhart. 1924 Chestnut.
SOUTH SIDE OF Chestnut St. between ,sth
and 18th ats. p 106 Ledger Office.
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PENNSYLVANIA suBUnRAN

6-ACRE country home, o miles from Broad
st. station. close to station; corner; 2 auto
roads: Spencer hot-weter heat; elec. lsht;
freplaces: baths on second floor. rooms
on third floor: spring house: garage and sta
Bile: stream: priced for quick sale. CHES-
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los. ALLEN POTTS r,,,;Isos. 4ses -.

MAKE AN OFFER
Elegant 2-story corner property s. +. cor.
ner 50th and Ellsworth SITS up-to-date in
every respect excellent condition Apply
join ". ENBERG, 52O7 Baltimore ave.
S5400-EXCELLENT home. rooms and
bath; !nclosed front perch, hardwood foors
throughout. hnt-water heat. electric light
desirable loCa ton; trrms % suit
BAKER & son. 73O $. sd st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

l-SrORY machine shop in Kenslngton mill
dist. bldg 3GxsO lot 36xlfO: brick and steel
const.; I'd story can he added; price sl4. 900.
Ebert Hall. Land Tltle Bldg. Spruce 749l.
FACTORIES and floor space at Wayne juno
uon. Address Mr.. Darling J. Lee Patton
Lincoln Bldg.
RIPE for improvements: 25 acres: west sid"
OF Castor road north OF Cottmaa. J. Lee
Pattor. Lincoln R!dg.
, Also sec advert! spments In large tyDe in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

. ESTE OF EMMAs. 2. .tary eSS upon p Is.
os,o,o eefSE Of n, Letters teosh E.. neceased, hsy:
ES,"tb tm,, been en- grp,a l.. R stGiLTY TRUST
THuPANY, ated tons indyoted to the said
aS,ata are re, pcCed TO make payment, ano
,hose having ieshlms, against the same 70
,r.Sept them without delay, Mt the office Of
the sad company NOS o2o-o3i CHESTNUT ",
Philadelphia w,,,,,u ,pcr
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3l25 y. 2GTH sT-1nspect this bea,I,if,
'-room home today price is right
SCHWARTZ nhnn ~ ahirh
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SPECULATORS-I.ook at 2G2S Silver; 3 p.
Al cond: Early & Beehler. 2s37 w. iehigh
5000 BLK. Judson-H.-w. heat. cleo, hr &
D.: $4,000. Early Beehler. 1887 w.Lehigh.
sold $4,000. Early& Beehler 2s37 w.I.ehigh
O HOUSES y. w. never idle: rent s25 and
s2s; only $1,000. Write 5i5s De Lancey.
FOuR-RoOM HOMES. bath. shed: near osth
and t.ehiGh. 2605 W. LchiIh. Dia. 1902
HUNTING PIX. Logan and O,ney homes for
sale. kerns. 40l6 Nth. Tio, ssT6 Park 3S8i
Also see advertisements In large type In
rrecetling columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

Also SEQ sdvert!semenfs In large type In
rpceding columns
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OLNEY
- = - = -
TIO(lA

18TH ST. near Erie; $4,000: sty.. rm,
+. A. HoBsoN. s02s n. Broad st. -
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ST, DAXlDS

FOURTEEN building lots. fronting on i'm
proved roads. surrounded by heh-class
properties: Is It. front or more: $1,000 to
$4,000 per lot. J. NJ Froneneld. Wayne. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
-, ESTATE OF JOIiN Ly Presldsnt1

= rt9,, e EST 'E OF mo. a. CRANE. Dhf'
r,ars ceas -Letters testamentary upon n
sna Md Gran, FfpEhiTY TaYs'Tasss TRSsr hey,H eS,
Serr,yy and IMlLIE N. CRANE. ali person0
sem. I'd tovthe said estate are requisite = sG
the same to present them, mo-. fpSy
Nos 81. oh the chdase office OF the said invited
---.--a,N WILLIAM p tyesident.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

COMFORTABLE 3-story dwellings, For sale
~; JnodyEaas, Drin"s. S150O TO s0OnO: some
OF them at 10th and Pine sts.. and some
or them at 5Sth and Willows ave, in the
center Of Sherwood own these houses
and can finance them for satisfaCtory pur-
Ghasers. c. PEMBERTON. Jr. sl3 Harr!-
son Bldg. 18th and MarKet sts.).
TWo-STORY modern up-to-date house. con-.
tanning rooms and bath hot-water heat.
electric light and gas; roof; painted
and pap~red throughout basement laundry;
possession guaranteed. owner, 22l1 Bonanon
terrace. Call at Camac, G2d and Wood
land ave.
PENFIEI.D % minutes from Goth st.l--New
attractive dwelling. living room. open fire.
place, dining room, kitchen. breakfast room.
bedrooms, haths, NV. heat, hdwd. floors
lot 5OXl25; $1,000 cash; $40 month. Il. NJ
Barnes. u y. Gotta st. Sherwood "lOi.
GOTH ST SECTION
$50 monthly carrying c1ars"s bed
rooms. hot-water heat hardwood floors
throushou,; E2rage; onlv $500 cash re-
auirel: WALTER a. McCLATCHY. 10th
and Market. Lansdowne 90C+.
5Ol5 OSAGE AVE.-TwO-sty. sami-deta ched
brick dwelling; southern exposure; 1 rooms
and bath on second floor; open hall. cleo
lights; good condition: possession
JOS. ALLEN POTTS r 1905
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

(What Daddy Dog shows them will
be told in the next ohaptcr.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

DESIRABLE housekeeping apartments, q
outside rooms, private porch modern
apartment building; Old shade. lawn; sln5
pr month; yearly Lease; adult family 81 y
Lansdowne ave. Phone Lanadowne GlS
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GLEN9LpEN 70
LOOK THESE ONER

Iust 4 lots 40xlsO $3.50 each: opposite TIen TI,,
Nor High school: train and trolley: Msh
sround ALDAN REALTY CO.. Adam IA.
l0a NJ
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NARBERTH
MAIN LINE HOMES

BUY In the path Of progress-One year ago
farm, today growing village. 40-tt.
lot, $500: water. gas, electric. Phone write
or call Suburban Land Co. 1856 German
town ave. Diamond 1853.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

22O HILLSIDE AVE,--Corner; s-room mod
home In best of cond.: laundry tubs large
lot; garage: poss. fn Walsh. 25th abb Lehigh
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Building Lots

On main highway. in center OF Lanshorne;;
l5.roon, house. city convcniences; stao'e anu
garage; lot 09x220; $40 900: CIV p,,,r
PETERS & son Cos CHESTNOT sI..rnlLa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

nSa5o ESTATE. OF FRANCIS HOWARD
WILLIAMS. deceased-Let,ers. ,tss.
tamentqTy upoG tie estate Of Francis How;
%9RATtIs e EtpEtl1Ey cTHFE GoMHPMASS n ss ssa
auested aH. to make paw ss1n taai.!hoss hiy.
Ing claims AGAINST ths Office Oh Sdd arosnt ..nt them
pany., Nos. s25-3sl c, aes'huY the ssiaYhiis-
delphia. wMi steet.
Evening star., 1922-02-20

Five Important Features .
l. Full 6Sheet capacty-Not undersized washer made
sell price.
z. Heavy Tin-Lined Copper Tub-Wh snug-fttng cop
g. Heavy Angle Iron Frame-Absoluely rigid Same type
of construction in highest priced washers.
L. Quiet Springless Mechanism No mechanical din while
operating. No lurchng about. 1t stands STILL
s. Up to Famous A Standards-Finest construction
and workmanship. Simple to operate. Noisless
machine-cut gears. All moving parts safely
closed. Many other features found only in high
est priced washers.
See 1t Wash! See 1t wiring!
See Its Features!
Easy to Pay the Paais Royal Way.
PaIafs- Ro.aI-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-20
ALEXANDRIA'S 100000 MASONIC
. MEMORIAL SOON TO BE STARTED
Twelfth Annual Convention to Receive
Plans for George Washington Temple.
Work to Be Commenced This Year.

sonic Temple. and following invoca-
ton there will be an address of well
come by James H. Price. grand mas
ter of Masons in Virginia. after
which will come the regular order Of
business. Luncheon will be served at
1890 o'clock in the afternoon and the
convention will reassemble at 1880
o'clock in the afternoon for business
That night at 1880 o'clock there will
be a stated communication of Alex
andria- Washington Lodge of Masons
and the comforting Of the master
Mason degree.
The second and last days session of
the association will be held Wednes-
day, February %. 1t will open at $3.50
o'clock with invocation, followed by the
regular order of business. Luncheon
will be served at IL 80 o'clock in the
afternoon and at 2:30 o'clock the
delegates will make a pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon.
Annual Celebration.
That night, Washington's birthday, at
Z AS o'clock, there will be a stated COM
munication of Alexandria, washington
Lodge, and the annual celebration of
Washingtons birthday will take place
This will be held in the lodgeroom of
Alexandria Lodge of Elks. At this
celebration an address Of welcome will
be delivered by Grand Master Price
Other speakers on the list will be Louis
A. Watres. president of the memorial
association; Melvin NJ johnson, past
grand master of Massachusetts, G. NJ
Napier, past grand master Of Georgia :;
Andrew L. Randell. past grand master
of Texas.
Evening star., 1922-02-20
NightgOwns. 1920

Made of novelty figured pink silk. In an empire
model, with strap shoulder, finished with shirring
and rose buds At $z.z9.
Step-fn BIoomerS-Butterhy style, of dotted
seco silk in pink, blue and lavender. Finished
with fine lace. At $780,
Palais ROyal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-20

Corduroy Kimonos, $2.98
Another lot, made of embossed corduroy, in
practical shades. Draped models. At szSS.
Dressing Sacques-Of medium-weight percale,
i'll neat fgures-loose or fitted model, good wash
ing colors. At $1e0.
Palais Royal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-20
New Untrimmed Straw Hats
$l.98, $2.98 to $5.98
Predicted to Be a
Popular Season for !
Blocked Hats

Here you will find an interest
ing collection of hand-blocked
hats in imported Italian, Swiss,
China and Jap straw braids.
Included are Large, Medium
and small Hats, comprising
Milan, Hair, Jap, Swiss, Hemp,
Lisere, Piping, Milan Hemp aud
Fancy Jap Braids in Sailors,
Large and Small Mushrooms.
Pokes, Turbans, Tricorns and
Large Flats in the always
popular black, brown and navy.
Also new spring colors.
New Frames
You should see our generous show
ing of new Frames-attractively
priced.
New Trimmings :
Imported and Domestic Flowers,
Wreaths, Cherries, Grapes, Ostrich
Tips, Bands, Pompons, .Quills, of
many styles and colors. Rhinestone
ornaments. Jets and Glycerined
Ostrich Fancies. in practically every
style and color.
Evening star., 1922-02-20

You will surely want something new in Neclwear to
for the holdayon Wednesday, The items below have
been especially assembled
New Imported Vestings made of sheer organdy, with
attractive openwor embroidered edge At $3.50 $500
yard.
Bands to Match at ST 90 to $3.50 yard.
New Vestngs, made of tucked combined with Irish
flet lace At $500 and $500 yard.
Bands to Match at $l.50 to $3.50 yard.
New Guimpes, with sleeves, made of fine net trimmed
with dainty laces and Peter Pan collars At $1.so
Fiber Silk Scarfs, in all the wanted shades and Roman
stripe effects. At $zes, $3.50, 1928 to $zos.
Lovely Marabou Neckpeces. in natural black and light
gray Some trimmed with tails others trimmed with
trch feathers At $500 to $l09S.
Royal Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-20
In Braids

AAA A1A &1ANAo
Choose from the new
spring assortments, ais 0
Straw Webbing, Hair Cloth
and Batavia Cloth at popu-
lar prices.
SIN ii nominal :
charge for trim
ming and lining
hats by competent
Milliners.
Palais Royal
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-20
= = Q
OSCILLATOR
Washing Machine
::;::.;: ::: :; L: W.: :::.':: e.: 500
Machine Values at A1D1

The A c Oscillator Washing Machine is
fully guaranteed by thoroughly responsible maker,
known for the last Is years for the making of quail
ity washers. You actually save more each
month by using this washer than your actual pay
ments will figure. On that basis it will soon pay
for itself. Investigate at once.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
E. w. cILBERTs0N, Funeral Director
Devils Lake, North Dakota
P E N N
(From STAFF Correspondent.)

from SC90 C0ffeSp000e0C.)
Mrs. Ed. johnson of Devils Lake
was a business caller in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. Nick Mullen left Saturday for
a brief visit with her daughter Mrs.
Miller of Walhallo.
Audrey Miller Of Walhallo arrived
Tuesday to spend few days visit
ing at the home Of his grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen.
Theadorea Marscke of Enedrlin is a
guest at the G. H. Gessner home this
week.
Melvin Gessner of Cando arrived
Friday and is a guest at the Albert
Gessner home.
Mrs. Moe and Oscar Anderson were
business callers at Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. Richardson Of Minot arrived
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
William Stoeser.
Mrs. Leon Gessner left for Deer
ing Monday where. she Will visit
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gessner left
Saturday for Lankin where they will
visit Mrs. Gessner's parents.
Valentine Stoeser was business
caller at Devils Lake Monday.
c. johnson left Saturday to spend
the week end at DonnybrooS, N. D.
Among the Devils Lake shoppers
this week were, Lawrence Gessner,
Leon Gessner, Leo Bail, Oscar Ander-
son, Mrs. John Engan, and Alfred
and Fern Gessner.
Mrs. A. J. Jaster Of. Devils Lake
visited at the Albert Reading home
Sunday.
Rev. Meode Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church has started a con-
firmation school here and has an ex-
ceptionally large class.
Mrs. De Mars Of Grand Harbo1
left for her home after spending q
week visiting at the home of hel
daughter Mrs. George Bail.
Mrs. Lund Of Leeds visited at the
Muehlen home Sunday.
| Vivian De Mars and Genevieve Gene
of Grand Harbor visited at the Bal
home this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Farr Of Aurelia, ar.
rived Saturday while Mr.. F'arr re
turned Monday, Mrs. Farr remained
for brief visit with her parents.
! Cor. NJ.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
MILLION GOES TO STRANGERS
New York Woman Intentionally 10.
nores 'WelI-off' Relatives In
Unusual VIII.

New York.-Deciding that her closest
relatives were sufficiently! endowed.
Emily Rowland Bourne Of this city
laft most Of her $1.000,000 estate to
friends and strangers less well of.
A copy Of her unusual will was fled
for probate in New Bedford, Mass.
"As the property Of my father was
sumcient to amply provide for his
children, it has accordingly seemed
yisflt to me not to add to their large
fortunes," her will sets' out
The New York Association for I'm
proving the Condition Of the Poor re-
ceived the greatest lump sum-$300,.
oO0-to establish a country home fol-
New York, nurses convalescing from
Illness. Universities, settlements
hospitals and other public institutions
scattered all over the country, also
received beQuests.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
KEITH NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson were
business callers in Devils Lake Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons Mahony
and family visited with Mrs. Mahony's
mother, Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Car. Err ,dseth shop
ped in Devils lake l.onday after
noon, buying the cnil.':en fire works.
Fle;d Daely is visiting with his
Grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brick for a few days.
Miss Clara Ande son shopped in
II Wis Lake Saturday evening.
Cocoon and Francis Brick visited
at %. Thoe home Sun ay afternoon.
Joe Lee was business caller ant:
shopper in Devils Lake Saturday.
Landing Olsen visited at the Ma
ford Gustophson home Sunday after.
mon
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Graham called
in Ttvils Lake Saturi,y.
Mss Pearl Reed Of :. akewood visit
ed at the Thoe farm Saturday fore
n,Gn.
Mr. George Reisdoroa, manager Of
St. Anthony Elevator of Keith calle1
in Devils Lake Saturday.
Miss Helen Prysbylski, who has
been, visiting at the Fred Brick home
for the past week is now visiting at
Pekin, with Mrs. Theo Stenman.
The Keith fire team was called out
Tuesday at 2 a. m. when a grain
ary burned down, on the John Maher
farm a quarter of a mile south Of
Keith.
Elmer Thoe was in Devils Lake
Monday on business.
Miss Laura Perkins called in De-
wills Lake Saturday afternoon.
Lewis Anderson called in Crary on
business one day last week.
Mr. Francis Gunderson WENT to
Devils Lake Saturday evening on the
Dinky to attend band practice.
Lawrence Thoe and his mother,
called in Devils Lake Monday on busi-
ness. Cor. II.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
Woman Is Accused of
FIogging Girl of Sixteen

Paris, Tenn.-Mrs. John Ezell,
thirty years old, charged with
attempted murder and assault
for fiogging a sixteen-year-old
girl who paid attentions to her
husband, defended her action on
the grounds of. common law.
Miss Beula Hogue, the girl, ad-
mitted she was meeting Ezell.
Mrs. Ezell heard Of it, and a
short time ago hired a taxicab,
in which she is alleged to have
offered Miss Hogue a ride. They
drove out to a lonely wood and
left the car.
There, it is charged, Mrs. Ezell
forced Miss Hogue to take off
her clothing, while she pulled out
thick leather strap and
whipped the girl into uncon-
sciousness. Then she dressed
the limp form, revived her bit,
and escorted her to the home Of
her parents in the taxicab. Miss
Hogue was in precarious con-
dition for weeks.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
CILbERTSON
HARvESTSBIC
Glover CROP

We doubt if there was better stand
Of sweet clover in the state than that
harvested about ten days ago on the
E. W. Gilbertson farm two miles
southwest Of the city on the Lake
road. The whole quarter section was
seeded to sweet clover in the spring Of
1921 with wheat. The wheat was
taken off last fall and the clover al
lowed to do what it would this spring.
It was about the first vegetation to
come up after the frost was out of
the ground, and kept ahead of every
thing else until it was cut about ten
days ago, making about 200 tons of
hay on the 100 acres. A second crop
will be even heavier next fall when
it may either be cut for hay or plow-
ed under to help the fertility of the
soil.
Mr., Gilbertson told The World that
he bought this quarter section three
years ago at a bargain for the rea-
son that it was considered of very
little value for any other purpose ex.
cept pasture; and not any too good
for that. He broke up the whole tract
the following spring and put in flax
This gave him a fair Yield, consider.
ing the weather, and last year he put
in wheat. This did not do very vel
on account Of the unfavorable sea
son, but the clover came out fine anc
it would be hard to find a more ever
or more heavy stand.
Besides getting a big crop Of hay
off the tract this season Mr.. Gilbert
son tells us that the roots Of the Glow
er have penetrated the ground to {
depth Of several feet everywhere will
nitrogen pockets every few inches
along the root. This will fill tn
ground with more fertility and maxi
it more mellow, than years of cul
tivation would, and he is sure tina
some mighty crops are forthcomin,
from the tract during the next fev
years. "That land is going to max
me big money" says Mr.. Gilbertson
"Just watch my smoke"