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Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
RAILROAD MEN INJURED
Giblin and McWeeney While on Duty
 Cook Kicked by Horse

The past week has been unfortun- ate for local railroad men, no less than three being injured. Two of these men, R. B. McWeeney and Ernest Giblin, were injured while engaged at their duties. George Cook was kicked by a horse.
 Ernest Giblin while riding in the cupalo of a caboose was thrown to the floor by the sudden stopping of the train, landing on his neck and head. He was picked up in an un- conscious condition and hurried to the hospital. It is thought that blood clots have formed near the spine and until these are removed his condition cannot be determined
 R. B. McWeeney was injured at Lakeville last week while climbing the ladder of freight car. Just as ne reached the top of the ladder he was knocked from the car by the roof cn a shed at Lakeville station His escape from. death beneath the wheels seems almost miraculous. McWeeney is suffering from various contusions and shock, but is able tc be around the house. A severe scalp wound required several stitches to close it.
 George Cook of West Norfolk, a foreman on the c. N. E. railway, was painfully injured early Saturday morning when kicked by a horse Hearing a noise in the barn, members of the family went out to ascertain the cause and found MT. Cook in a dazed condition. He had a cut on his neck which required four stitches to close and other smaller cuts on the face which required stitches. No bones were broken, fortunately.
Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
HALF MILLION LOST
 IN CONN. FOREST FIRES
Past Spring Has Been the Worst Fire Season
 on Record

Seventy-nine thousand acres in Connecticut, mostly of woodland were burned over this year. by forest fires causing damage conservatively estimated at half a million. dollars, according to a statement issued from the office of State Forester Austin F. Hawes. Nearly 5 per cent. of all the woodland in the state was burned, and, with the exception of a small part represented by buildings and manufactured lumber, was a net loss to the owners.
 There were 1,0O2 forest fires during the three months of March, April and May, the state forester announced, whereas there were only 689 fires in the whole of last year.
 '"The past spring was one of The worst fire seasons since records have been kept" said the statement is- sued by MT. Hawes. "It was due to combination of circumstances. In the first place, when the ground was extremely dry, there were several days, especially the last of April, when there was unusually strong wind. Throughout the Connecticut woodlands, there was a large num- Der of chestnut trees which had been killed during recent years by bark disease. Most of the trees were still standing since they were too small to make ties, and were in a condi- tion to burn readily. Fire was easily carried by a strong wind into the tops of these trees and ran from one tree-top to another. There were cases where sparks were carried across state highways, rivers and even reservoirs and started new fires at points far distant from where the men were fighting. Another factor which added to the heat of the fires this year in some sections, es- pecially on the higher hills, was he large number of limbs and tree-tops on the ground as the result of the ice storm last winter.
 The state foreeter's statement was given out simultaneously with the sending out of invitation to a large number of woodland owners and others interested, to attend forest fire conference at the Capitol on August 10. The purpose of this meeting is to bring out suggestions for the improvement of the fire pre- vention organization. The discus sion will be on the following general topics: Means of Decreasing the Fire Menace," Reaching Fires I'm mediately," "Methods of Fighting Fire" and "Fire Fiphtinp Fn1in ment."
 It was noticeable that some of the worst and most destructive fires of the season ocurred on areas which had been recently cut clean, it was pointed out by the state forester's statement. A public nuisance had
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Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
Delegates to Democratic Convention

Litchfeld County will be repre- sented by 93 delegates among +he 779 at the democratic state conven- tion to be held in Hartford in Sep tember, according to figures an nounced today. Torrington's dele gation will number eight. | The totals by towns for the county aer as fol- lows:
 Barkhamsted 4, Bethlehem, Bridgewater and Canaan, 2 each : Colebrook, Cornwall, Goshen and Harwinton, each; Kent 2, Litch- field 4, Morris 2; New Hartford 4, New Milford 5, Norfolk 4, North Canaan 2, Plymouth 4, Roxbury 2, Salisbury 4, Sharon 4, Thomas 2, Torrington 8, Warren 2, Washington 4, Watertown 4, Winchester 6, Woodbury 4.
Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
M. E. Church Notes

Thursday evening prayer meeting will be discontinued during the month of August.
 Regular Sunday morning worship at 1O:30. Sabbath School at 11:45.
 Rev. J. Hunter Stearns will preach at the morning service, August 12th.
 The annual summer sale of the Kensington Club will be held on the church lawn on Wednesday after noon, August 16, Commencing at 2;30 until 500. At this sale there will be many useful gifts, including some very handsome quilts, which have been made by the society, also home made cake, etc. Ice cream and cake will be served.
Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
2,375 Cattle Free from Tuberculosis

Under the direction of the com missioner on domestic animals, list of the official tuberculin tested cattle herds in this state has been prepared It shows that out of a total of 699 herds there are ninety-six herds, comprising 2,375 cattle, which have been certified to be entirely free from bovine tuberculosis. Such cer- tifcates are granted when a herd has been subject to two consecutive an- nual or three semi-annual tubercu- lin tests and found free from re- actors.
 The number of herds, which have been once tested without revealing any infection, is 257, with 4,603 cattle. Herds which have been tested, and all reactors removed, total 346 or 9761 cattle. The total number of cattle involved is 16,739.
Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
Arrested in Winsted

Clarence Watkins of Ashley Falls, Mass. was fined $25 and costs of SLIP by Judge Seymour in town court Monday afternoon on a charge of reckless driving. Joe Johnson, colored also of Ashley Falls was fined $1 and costs of -$11.27. William Woodin, colored, of Canaan who also was held on technical charge was discharged The three men were arrested about 1:30 Monday morn ing.
Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
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 Two Base -Fraleigh, Meade, Ryan 2. Three Base Hit-Murphy. Stolen Base-Martin, Tracey, H. McCabe. Sacrifce-F. Minacci. Struck out-Emond 2, Lathrop g.. Base on Balls-Emond 2, McCabe 8, Lathrop 1. Hit by pitcher-Baldwin. Double play-Baldwin Hubby and F. Minacci. Left. on bases-Canaan 9, Housatonic '. Hits-off McCabe, 3 in 3 innings; Lathrop 12 in 5 inn ings. Losing piteher-Lathrop.
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Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
Jud Tunklna

Jud Tunkins says he. believes the world is getting better, and any i'm pression to the contrary Is due to the Tact that Satan is doing more adver. tiSing than he used to- .-:... '..H
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06
Conpl0t psntTu asasiaTea
FaIn1ici Rega|c Romano

Londra, 8 Sept. Conform ce-
lor anuntate printr'o depeSe So
sta All de la Bucuresti, cativa
ofiteri au fost dovediti uzand un
eomplot pentru asasinarea fami
llei regale romano. Toti complota-
tori au fost arestati.
Dupa arestarea 81 in urma mi.
nutioaselor cercetari, "a aflat eli
urzitorii complotului erau nisre
ofiteri din armata ungara, carl sc
deghizasera in haine de ofiteri
romani 81 treceau ca atare.
In timpul interogatoruIui Ell au
marturisit ca pusesera la Gale
uciderea regelui Ferdinand, a. re-
ginei Maria 81 a tuturor celorialti
membri al familiei'regale romano.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06
RECTIFICARE

In raportul publicat ieri de-
spre adunarea generala a Uniu-
nei, s'a facut o regretabila e.
roare de tipar la pasagiul ce
priveste declararea in buna re-
gula q solicitation, ramanand
afara sirul in care Sc spunea ca
sunt in buna regula 81 societa-
tile Murasana, Gloria Roma
ma, DR.. Vasile Lucaciu 81 ST.
Gheorghe.
Facem dar pc aceasta Gale
cpvenita rectificare 81 rugam
pc d-nii delegati a lua la cuno-
stinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06

Dupa cxplicatiile d-lui |. Bog
Ian. pres. SOC. Daeia Trai;lAs So
Sccretarului General G. Marhao, =
care spune ca medicul constatat
perderea vederei de 900 la ochiul
lrcpt. Gu ocaziunea adunarei din
Alliance s'a decis ca percente sd
tnu Sc mai plateasca deci acest caz
nu Sc plateste caci a fost anuntat
dupa adunarea della Alliance, la
timp de peste un an della intampla-
rea accidentului.
Dupa discutie la object din par
tea mai multor delegati, Adunarea
hotareste sa Sc plateasca acest caz.
Sc pune la discutie cazul lui Pc
tru Taflan, fost soldat in Franta,
care apartine cazurjle militare.
Adunarea hotareste sa Use platca-
sea 5 cent? de membru, dupa con-
spectul din luna August.
Cazul Flore Gimbesan s'aduce
din nou in discutie. Seer. general
spune ca acest caz este pendinte,
deoarece este la Tribunal.
Cazul Vartolomeiu Bunea, della
soc. Carol |, care "a respins de-
oarece n'a fost anuntat la timp,-
sc explica de Seer. general. Adu-
narea Generala aproba procedure
Comitetului s. E.
Cazul lui Valentin Moga, della
soc. Leul din Salem, sc rcspin-
| &c deoarece nu este in drept sd pri
measca beneficiu, - conform de-
|ciziunei din Alliance, lit. j, art. So
din Proccsul verbal della acea adu-
mare. Sc admite illsa, la propune-
rea fratclui Albu, sd Use dca un
lbeneficiu bcncvol de rs dolari.
Scdinta Sc 'nchidc la ora 7:15.
In decursul sedintei s'au primlt
telegramc della .Liga 81 Ajutorul
| 81 "Vulturul' din Homestead:
Youngstown, o., 4 Sept. 1922
y. s. r. A., 1888 Pennsylvania auc
Erie, Pa.
" Progress, butd inlelegere 81 mua
ca r0dnicd pcntru U. s. Il. Il. s.
nscmbrslor ei vd dore$te AsOciatid
LigG 81 Ajut0rMl IN conven!ia a
nu0ld. - Vasile Urs, pres. gen..
| Della "Vulturul", Homestead:
Homestead, Pa, 5 Sept. 1922
1 Onor. U. s. R. A.,
| 1883 Penn ace, Erie, Pa.
" Va dorm. tntelegere bund.' =
N. II. B., cont. soc. Vult.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06

La ora 2.3O Sc deschide Sedinta
de dupa amiazi.
Sc reia in discutie chestia lui
GrigOre Aron. Dupa deciziune
agitata, - se hotareSte ca Grigorc
Aron nu este admis ca dclegat al
soc. d. R.-H. U.
Referitor la 1drcptul de delegat
al lui G.. Gardnlescu, Adunarea vo-
tcaza Cd in acest caz &c abate della
statute 81 Sc adnite Gardulescu ca
delegat, deoarece dansul a fost
presedintelc Comisiunei de Supra
controla din Youngstown, Ohio.
La ora 4 p. IN. Sc declara deschi-
sd q 16-a Adunare Gcnerala u
lliunei S. r. IA.
Urmeaza 0 pauza de Is minute
Soc. Ludpsana trimite Q plcni-
potenta soc, Semanatorul Roman
Sc admite 81 i-se da vot,n sau fra
telui Putin, delegatul soc. Semana
torpl Roman. Asemenea sc da vo
tul soc. Lumina 81 Progr. RomaF
din Woodlawn, Pa, delegatului SO
cietatei Negru voda din McKee,
ROCKS, Pa, adeca fratelui G. -Bol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06
Alliance, o. La Z, 8 81 8 Febr

xAAA0AS~S, ". A0 ., p viva
Dupa cum inca de la finea lu-
nei Novembrie a. t. fost anun-
tat Uniunea Societatilo Romano
din America s'a tinut adunarea
generala ordinara de earna in
Alliance, Ohio la Z, s 81 9 Fe
bruarie a. c.....
Societatilc membrc constie dc
maretul, scop ce Uniunea urma
rcste 81 din departarile celea mai
mari precum Illasco, Mo. Indiana.
polls. Ind. Indiana Harbor, Ind.
New York, N. Y. 81 Philadelphia.
Pa, nu s'a pregetat a 81 trimete
delegatii sal la aceasta mare adu-
mare, = lar de la societatile din
apropiere pc langa dclcgati au
luat parte un numar insemnat de
membrii, GU scopul ca in buna
intelegerc asi da parerilc in fata
publicului spre acest scop adunat.
spre da un avant inaintarei
cauzci rationale atat cultural,
moral cat 81 material.
In seara dc 6 Fcbr. d avut loc
petrecerea aranjata dc surorile
'socictati U. Il. Ardclcana 81 U. r.
Transilvaniana din loc in favOrul
fondului de reserya a Uniunei.. !.
Mare impresie facut in in
mensului public adunat inaintea
halei NJ. Untch din Broadway.
Str. scoaterea drapelelor din d
mintita Hala, I la numar natio
male 81 tot atatea Americana fie-
care sub intonarea imnului ma
tional sau American.
Imediat urma trasura care purta
'pe tinarul 81 vrednicul preSedinte
loan Popaiov, umbrita de frumoa
sele drapele de cul'ind augorate
ale Societatii L. X. Ardeleana din
loc.
In fruntea conductului pedestru
stau loan N. SufanA vice-prese-
dinte l; Vasilie Nladutiu vice
presedinte IL; Marcu S. Lazar,
secretar; 81 Augustin Sissea
cassier; urmand ceilalti functio
mari 81 membrii comitctului SUI
prem eXecutiv..
Banchetul Sc deschide prin vor
birea d-lui presedinte care arata
insemnatatea zilei, bineventand
pc Gel present., aducand la cuno-
stinta ca nici decum sd nu he
uitam de datinele crestinesti 81
inainte de a incepe la gustare, -
face propunerea de a Sc malta o
sfanta rugaciune catra atotputer-
nlcul DumneZeu ca sd ne aJute
duce in indeplinirc scopul adu-
narei. Propunerea sc primeSte 81
astfel sc rosteSte rugaciunea Dom
nului din partca d-nului !. Sim
ton. -.
In cea mai mare ordine Occur
gand la orelc 2 banchetul s'a IL
nit de unde i'm frunte Gu drapelc
intre publicul s'a retras la ''Egle
Hall" locul dcstinat pentru Sc
dinta. La orele 3 p. m. Sc inccpe
scdinta..
Coloanelc ziarclor din acel oras
in tot decursul sedintei a fost phi
ne de articoli de lluda 81 onoare
abuse Ia adresa Uniunei 81 natiu.
nei Romano. -.
Present.:
|. Soc. ''Invierea' represen.
tata prin Noise Balea 81 D. Bol-
borea.
2. Soc. ''Vulturul" representa-
ia prin Mic. Mitarca, lie Slavu
ri v. Muntean.
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3. Soc. 'Transilvaniana" re-
presentata prin Jordan Cosma 81
Filon Holon.
4. Soc. "Dacia Traiana" re.
presentata prin Pantilimon Chi
ma 81 Marian n. Marian.
5. 'Banatiana'' representata
prin Timofteiu Buldorean.
&. Soc. "Ardclcana", rcprescn.
tata prin Eugcniu Bucur.
7. Soc. ''Unirca Romana', re.
presentata prin Simion Lupsa y
Victor Tinerean.
s. Soc. ''Albina" reprcscntata
prin loan FloaSiu.
9. Soc ''Leul'' represcntata
prin Nicolae Orasan 81 Dunn.
Dana.
10. Soc. ''Ncgru Voda" repre-
sentata prin Marian Dincscu.
II. Y. r. 'Ardeleana'' repre-
sentata prin George Bucur.
II. Soc. Carol" represcntata
prin Simion Borgovan.
13. Soc. ''Transilvania" repre-
sentata prin Nicolae Crisan.
IA. Soc. ''Horea, Closca vi Cri-
SAM, representata prin George
Marhao.
Is. Soc. L. r. ''Transilvaneana"
representata prin Jordan Milasan.
16. Soc. ''Carpatina', repres.
prin loan Santeiu.
II. Soc. ''Dacia Romano" re.
presentata prin Iovan Giorgiu.
Is. Soc. ''Ulpia Traiana" re-
presentata prin Dumitru Bodog
81 loan Schitea.
10. Soc. ''Fratii Romani' re-
presentata prin loan Blaga.
20. Soc. Carmen Sylvia" a.
NLuceafarul'' representatc prin
Vasilic p. Stancscu 81 Gavrila
Miladinoff.
y. Soc. Mihaiu Niteazul" re-
presentata prin George Florea.
-. Soc. ''Patria Romano re-
presentata prin Vasilie Vas.
%. Soc. 'Lunina Poporului''
represcntata prin plenipotentiatul
loan Simtion.
"a. Noua 'inscrisa Soc. "Avram
Iancu'' represcntata prin Alexan-
dru de Bacila.
Functionari 81 membrii in CO.
mitetul suprem esccutiv Uniu-
nei.
/. loan Popaiov, presedintc.
2. loan n. Sufana, l. vice-prcs.
B. Vasilie Vladutiu III. v.-pres.
4. March, S. Lazar, secretariu.
5. Augustin Sisea, cassar.
6. Dionisie Sandru, controlor.
Z. loan Blaga, controlor.
Mcmbrii in comitetul suprem
esecutiv:
Nicolae Rociu, George Conan,
Dumitru Bozdog, Nicolae Marian
81 Eugeniu Bucur.
Aug. Sisca, mcmbru de incre-
dere.
Pc langa sus numitii au luat
parte la aceasta mare 81 insemna.
I'd adunarc, Dionisic Mcdrea, loan
Hancu, Constantin NIGGA 81 v.
Simion NIGGA membrii societatii
"Vulturul' din Homestead, Va
silie Papadat 81 Mateiu Lazin
membrii a soc. ''Transilvaniass
So. Sharon, Pa. absolute MAORI
tate fratilor membri din suro-
rile societati din loc u. r. Arde-
leana 81 U r. Transilyaneana"
Societati ne membre in Uniune
sau representa- ''Trsians din
tce.e,Assss - yE n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06
Din Cartea vreInii cetire
AMINTIRI DELA ADUNARILE GENE
RALE TRECUTE

(Cresdnd sdpddna mpul potriv pentru
despre aee vieEei
america, hod publa cite din cee
petrccue generate Cele
cdtera aninri din strut ani dc aptc frumoa
mum grca 81 jertfc mari-N R.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06

dea.
Pres. Gen. ccre sd sc alcaga CO.
misic de verificare. Adunarea este
rugata sd numcasca II delegati din
carl prin tragere de sorti Sc aleg 5.
Sc numesc: G. Gardulescu, |. Ar
delean, N. Bardas, G.. Jeican, v.
Stanislau, r. Rosca, I. Adam, V.
Tinercan, l. Demian, V. Jebclean,
Y. NIGGA.
Sc trag prin sorti: dl. V. Jebc-
lean, G.. Gardulescu, v. Tinerean,
I. Ardelean 81 +. Adam-cari for
meaza conisia de verificare. ;.
Sc ia juramant atat della juriu
cat 81 dc la comisia de verificare.
Sc decide sd sc trimita cate Q
telegrama ,preSedintclui Harding
81 guvernorului statului Pennsyl-
vania, prin care Adunarea Gene
rala a U. S. II. A. le trimite oma.
giile sale resbectuoase.
Sc ia in desbatere punctul Gu
cazurile de accidente.
Prilnul caz este al fratelui /
Sampetrean, della soc. Dacia Ro
mana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-06
Della Adunarea CenoFa|a a
Uniunei S. R. A.
ZIUA A lila

Sedinta pentru consuirea buroulu Sc dcschdc la ora
S2O Prcsedintee Serbu ndeana deegati sd udece mai
car procesul verbal sd poata lua correct.
Se celeste lsta delegation Stunt absen Aug. Sissea,
Noise Dragomr Rosca, Fodoca.
Urmeaza cerea voturior Sc constaa sunt reprezen
tate 81 socet 62 voturi plus II vori embrilor din
comte Presednele general anunta Adunarea Generaa
dreptu de auce hotarar 81 deciziuni oblgatorii
Sc repartzeaza votur carl remas della I'D. r.
Hora u, care fo mputerncita de carc soceta 81 mare
decat deega
La aces punc s'a vorbt din partea pese 25 deegatf
mp de 2a Societate plenipotenate dorau alba ee
Sngure toate voturie Pana la II 80 a auns la
deczunecnd da, la frateui Hoza pauza de
5 minnie La II AS sednta redeschde cad inantc
dc dscua punctul ranas ncdecs da cuvin dlui
Pave Aron della socetaea Ioan c. Braanu din Mansfield
Ohio. Dansu da expclri Adunarei Generate sa des
ntat socieatea nunta din ma putut pateasca
repartta 81 daoria soceate Hala socoatei sa reparat
cere della Adunare chetuee vite Gu aceasta ocaze
cetae engeza ceru cumpere haa Cere lamuriri della
Adunare 81 indrumari ca sd faca pc vtor.
d. Marhao spunc ca aa este in parasre 81 find ziita
III lem deeroreaza 81 mai multi ca este ncccsar
actiune grabnica.
d. Aron scrsoarc sd legitmezc nantea
foStilor membri ca Hala rlmane Uniunei.
d. Marhao explca suaa din Mansfield = cum find
nuna mcmbri in socetae dsolvat, conform statu-
telOr
d. serbu dcclara ca lu Aron Use va face un document
arae socctatca sa isovat conform stauteors
ca haa Ultra in posesiunea Unune necgeea ca me
dat reconsru socetaea sub aceas Use rcda
cc
Sc voteaza du Aron dolar pc luna petru ostcncala
haa
Discutia la accst punct Sc termina.
Sc continual dscua chestia voturor solicitation pie
nipotentiare
La cuvant d. Gabrian spune d. RH. U. Sc
voieste dea votur solicitation carl esi la ira
gerea de sor Sc decide ca d Dagos rereznta soce
tatea Me. Flpescu Stefan eel Mare lar d. Gabran
81 pc Dr. " Lucacu 81 Sistra Romano lar raganduse cee
latte paru soceta la sort Aradana repreznta
4nvierea pc Romdna Noua reprezta Sentnea Romana
Bucures reprezinta Sta Maria pc Anrc Baron de
Saguna repleznt Romna Liberia Deegatul Porea sustnc
c vrea repreznte pc oate socetate carl au mpuer
nicit Aunarea decide ca Ammonia 81 Stranu ber 81 A
poza fl reprezenate prn Fr Porea lar Coroana Ro
anei Prntu Carol tag la sorti Astfel Dambo-
vita reprezna pc Prntu Carol din Columbus o. lar Co
Romaniei reprezenata prin Carol al Iea din Ell
wood City, Pa
Fraele Drago auce III discutie chesa ui Garulescu,
TRIMS de catre d. RH U dar mare vechmea de
D. r. H. u. asemenea sd sadma deegat al socie-
tte fratee Grigore Aron della Semanaoru Roman din
East Youngstown o. Urmeaza discutic vehemcnta
meaza paa Ia 13O cand da pauza de ora pentru
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Io'ington Grocery Company, Inc.
VS..
Hamil and Matte Dean.
IN pursuance TO an order en-
Tered III the above entitled cause Inv
me circuit Court of Greenbrir Conn
~. whereby the said cause was re-
icrred TO the undersigned, Commits
Sioner III Chancery, with instr1lc-
mons TO take. state and report an &C.
count showing the following mat
tiers ,to-wit:
Isl. The real estate owned by the
deiendants and each of them. ms
vel as the rents, issues and profits
!nereo1, and in whom the legal title
10 said real estate is vested.
ma. The liens against the said
real estate OF each of the defendants
IN the order of their dignity and
priority.
3rd. Who is primarily liable for
me judgement set up in The plain
tiif'S bill. ''''' y
lth. Anything either party NAV
require. or the Commissioner deems
pertinent.
9TH. Whether the real estate Of
the defendants will rent for enough
I" pay off the liens in five wears.
NJ parties interested are hereby
notified that on Saturday. the 10th
day Of December. 1922. at the office
Of Finley VI. Arbucklc in the town
OF l:rwiSbur@. Grccnbricr County,
W. Va. | will proceed to open said
account. and proceed with the same
according to law. at which time and
place YOU may attend if YOU elect
SO to do.
Given daA der my hand this 22nd
day OF DrrAnber. 1922.
WILLIAM l.. KERSIINER.
2l-lw Commissioner in ChanCcrv.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
REALLY Is "CRANE'S FOOT"
Word "Podi0ree' Corruption Of
Term Which was Applied to
ideR by the ErenSh.

Perhaps. after all. 1t would be more
appropriate to Call q family ''tree" a
family cranes foot" When one
speaks Of persons "pedigree" he
does not, at least consciously. mean
I" infer that this has anything In COM
mon with the foot Of crane. But
This happens to he the literal mean
inr ~ the word, which. like n num-
h"r Of others. has found It's way into
fnrii>h because Of ths difficulty I'm
applying The proper pronunciation to
Frcnch phrase.
A pedigree iS. OF course nothing
NOR" than list OF ancestors. and
his, when hl"Ckcd ont in the manner
dear to the hearts OF grnenlouists
takes IL" form OF connecting lines
rhu!hllnS from ia" common prn.rnl-
tor "f The family - his descendants.
In" Fr"nch always fond Of ,ujntjng
word pictures az fHmiliar Objects re.
frrr"d I" Il chart Of this mature. rs -
pIrh-dc-grur. ar cranes foot, on ar-
count of ilc resemblance between the
two. The English appropriated the
term bodily and translated il phonrt.
lcnly as 'prdi.rrr''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-15
X. +. Bell, Manager
EQUALITY Higher Than Price, -
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

10 all parties holding liens by Judge
incnt Or otherwise on the real Is
tate, OF any part thereof. of Hamil
Dean and Matte Dean:
In pursuance of Il decree of the Cir
cunt Court of Grccnbricr county, in
cause therein pending to subject the
real estate OF The SAID Iiamil Dean
ana Matte Dean. to the satisfaction
OF the liens hcrcon, YOU are hereby
required to present all claims hnIi
ny YOU and each of YOU against the
Nain iianii Dean and Matte Dean.
winch are liens on their rval estate
Or any part thereof. for adjudication
|" me. ut TIE office of Finley NJ. Ar
Ducklc. in the town of I.ewi,b,Iru
,rcenbrier County, w. Va, on or
before the 10th day of December.
"lvcn under my hand this 22nd
day Of December, 1922.
WILLIAM l.. KERSHNEH.
24-iw Commissioner in Chancrry