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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of thanking our
%neighbors and friends for the kind sym
pathy shown us at the time Of the
death of our brother. Frank Smith.
Also for the beautiful floral offerings
and 10 Rev. Father McCune for his
c~cnsoling words.-Mrs. ID. NJ. ellis
and family.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
First Winter Wheat
Shipped at Geraldine

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown. July 2S.-The first car
of new winter wheat 10 come in on
this division of the Milwaukee was
shipped out of Geraldine Wednesday
for Minneapolis. With harvesting in
progress all through eastern Fergus
county, q lot of winter wheat will be
received at the elevators shortly.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
COAL FOR SALE
F0NE 1858
Western Coal a. Transfer Go.
FOR CHICKS TAX! CALL 6I6I
Instead of 1850.
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means Of
thanking our friends and %neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown US
during the illness and death of our
darling baby, Edith Cakes. We especi-
ally wish to thank all those who sent
the beautiful flowers and all who
donated cars.-Earl w. Cakes and
family.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
Livingston Pastor
: Called to Buffalo

Special to The Tribune.
Livingston. July 2S.-Rev. !. n.
Groth. pastor of the English Lutheran
Church Of the Redeemer in this city,
has accepted acall 10 the Park Evan
gelical Lutheran church in Buffalo,
n. Y.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29

The trackage Of the railroads or the
United States il Joined would enclrcle
the earth Is times.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
DANCE SUN RIVER, SAT. JULY 20
vASA LODGE

Regular meeting tonight. Important
business: S o'clock.
DOROTHY CARLSEN, Rec. Sec.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
Big DANCE

Saturday night, July %, 1922, at
Monarch. in the Brace hall. Belt
orchestra. Everybody come.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29

Truck bauling, ashes. coal. sand and
gravel. Phone 9767.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29

Machine and pattern work. Expert
mental work and models. Western
Mfg. Works. 81 First avenue south.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
SIX OF EACH

Knives. forks, tablespoons, tea
spoons, one butter knife and sugar
shell. Wallace nickel silver. $3.50.
Worth double. Crown Jewelry Co.,
225 Central.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
DANCE FAIRFIELD

Saturday, July %, STATIONS 5-piece
orchestra. One hours drive on Glacier
Park trail. Dance floor 50x14O.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-29
HOTEL EDDY

Apartments and sleeping rooms
Special rates to working people.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04

law firm. Yet Dan O'3annon, or what. .
ever his name Is, can't do 1t and has 10
stay in the soup line. And do you
notice how quick he rises from down.
nnd-outer' to candy date for Gov.
crnor?
(Shnke! You're the first reader who
has come out with my own opinion
that 4 Do was the best comedy Lloyd
ever made. I'll 60 further. I think
it's the best comedy I ever saw.
And ditto, ditto, ditto to all the rest
of your letter. ..,
Irene" writes: "While was look.
ing Mt fan magazine I found the In.
closed letter, which thought might
interest you.
"What are the latest pictures Of
Agnes Ayrcs, Bebc Daniels. JaRsl
Kirkwood and Robert Fraser?''
(Thc "Old Timer" who wrote that
letter in the fan magazine Is the same
"Old Timer" who writes such interest. |
ing things for the Letter Box. NJ
wonder the magazine led the page with I
It.. 1t just goes to show what clever
people we really have In this fumily,
doesn't it?
Agnes Ayrcs is to appear in "A
Daughter Of Luxury" Iscbe Danielat
will be seen next in 1.-The Worlds An.
plause." She is now making "Glimpses |
Of the Moon" james Kirkwood Is on
the stage playing the leading part 10
Claiming Pollock's new play, THE
Fool" making big hit in the part. |
Robert Fraser is to have an impOrtant
part in Mae Murray's Forthcoming pro.
duction. Coronation ~.
Remember Alfred L,nt, who played
the title role in the stage production Of
"Clarencc" The fllums have got him /
at last. lie has been playing on the +
stage in "I:arco," hut now he's get.
ting ready to dce-but on the screen
in "I'ackbonc." from Charles Whit. |
takers Satcvcp0st story. The pro.
duccr is the corporation which makuI
the George Arliss pictures. so we'rsI
justified in expecting something.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Trucks and periIs Of Traffic

To bs Editor Of the Evening Public LedDer:
Sir-We have heard and read of the
increase in automobile accidents on city
streets. and the efforts of the traffic
uuthortcs 70 perfect II system that
viii w-urr TO the minimum many Of
THESE accidents. There is one phase
oi III" situation that has been un-
toar.,rl il so far rs published accounts
Of Progress along this line have bc"n
given ont. nor has it been touched upon
ll various writers in the People,
Forum,
Considering only one Of the causcs
Of accidents: The number Of delivery
trucks has increased enormously in the
last couple Of years and has contrib
uted a high percentage to the total
Of all the accidents, many OF which
ar" unrcCor1rd. except in the Nlcsl of
auto insurance companies. and in 'Ahc
memory OF many a driver whose hair
has been made 10 stand when some Of
ihr," .mall craft have Higzagg"d their
way among them in the heavy traffic
AMI all NJ rng III" line. The drivers OF
these trucks are human, but the cause
Of their great haste Is the point in ques.
ton.
Answers to questions put to n mum.
hcr Of drivers for small firms as TO
b" th" root of II great peril. Invarinbly
they reply that their routes are meas.
| lr"l by time and distance. and they
are compelled to speed over their routes
in given time that is measured by
shipping clerks. delivery department
managers. general managers and others
IN authority to dictate the tim" Of rc-
turn Of the trucks that deliver their
| goods.
Lct any ono ask any truck driver
what happens TO him II he Is out on
his route longer than the time allowed
him, and he will reply that another
driver will deliver tho goods in the
| future.
We oil know that In the old days
| when delivery systems were established
! il brcnmp II lnrgr item OF expense in
! the operation Of the business. but times
! have changed and that item has been
absorbed in the cost OF tn" goods to
the consumer hence. the business with
dcliycr, system with quick service il
one of the greatest factors IN success
of the business. Now. the pedestrian
public, with the auto drivers combined.
are paying the costs OF their success
in lives, limbs and property apparently
without redress.
! witnessed an accident between n
| truck anu street car NJ u sihhii street
intersection where the truck shot out
in frort Of the trolley. co!liding with H.,
and the truck was turned around COM
plctely and landed partly on the pave.
ment. 30 one was hurt. Fortunately,
but the remark OF the driver Of the
truck that "he was only moving ut
twenty miles an hour" Is sufficient to
cnuse an investigation Of this kind
Of accidents.
We can talk truhlc safety until the
end OF time. or until every phase Of
autotruck transportation y risidly In.
vestiSated, How. long must the s!augh.
ter and destruction e0ntiNue until the
! Esspons!blltty .hsll u ~ e feefh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Negro Bands Compete Tor Gun

10 'n@ E.nor Of the Ercnin0 Public Ledocr;
Sr-"ill you inform mo through your
V .o'u' II Philadelphia has n coloreJ mu i.
n.,'na' oahu ana also does Baltimore have
ons. o l ask because on Tuesday, around 2
oe.Th. TWO Colored bands passed down
marhet . street. and was told TINT they
,', ms,e cry bands OF Phadc,phia and Bai,i.
,a., en- rout" 70 New York 70 play In a con.
w.,, .or 1000 cup offered by Rodman
,"ora H,',,akcr. maker. II so. IN my. opinion Balti.
~ ,',n,' u'a not have u change with Philadel-
ph'a. don't know abou. New York.
WILLIAM JONES.
Philadelphia. December 1, 1929.
Inc bands you heard were not ''municipal
o"hus IN the sense that they are main
ln'hed by tho municipalities. but are privat 70
or sem,"priVate ORGANIZATIONS. That from
rnliadeph!a was the Il. C. q. Band. Of the
Mahamaker store. composed entirely Of
Negro musicians employed In the store. The
i'hi'i'iorc party. also composed of Negro
nus'cians is known only as tho I,altjrnore
!.ahd: Every year there are contests among
.he Negro bands. In which q cup Is offered
oy Rodman Wannmaker to the successful
competitor In an open contest. The two or.
Rahiaatiors which paraded here were prob
aply en- route for New York to take part in
paying FOR the Wanamaker trophy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04

friend. Ccllu Lloyd in his latest. Mann
mas Boy and just for the sake of ar
gumcnt III say it is not his best. In nah
humble estimation 'Ah Does was n
better picture IN every way. 'Ah Docs
made me laugh--yeah. 1t made me roar !;
while Mammals BOY produced only n
smile. Maybe was feeling in good
humor when I saw 'Ah Does etc.
but, be that rs 1t may. and all other
facts. Notwithstanding, still stick to
nah aforementioned view, namely and
TO wit, that All Does beats Mamma s
Boy What thinkest thoucst?
"And ! also saw Mans Laughter
(what a difference mn apostrophc can
makco, You know. Hen. I've been
wondering for long time why the
Commonwealth lost its case against
de Mceyah. who directed Man $
Laughter has shown me: Just think,
Hen. mot ouce during the two weeks
of the trial did District Attorney
Speiscr mention Rome! Not once did
Speiser show what the barbarians would
have done to woman who had COM
mitted Il double murder! II would have
been way different If Cecil dc Mile had
been in that courtroom, oh, yes!
Cecil is wonderful dircctor--I
mean that But he puts impossible
stuff into his pictures that CRATES on
the average mans Intelligence. Frln.
stnncc. why does that motor cop keep
that bracelet? II h" were crooked or
broke he'd have sold It; IL he were
honest he'd have turned 1t in to head
quarters. But he does neither. Hc
holds it-for II long, long time.
"rhcn--the District Attorney resigns
and in few years he is broke. |
know that If | wrr" District Attorney
and ! resigned, I'll bet an American
dollar against II Russian rublc that !
could get an $4,000 job with any good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
f1NN<CfsL
FINANCIAL
10 HUiders ~
q EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
olPst MortgHer end Collateral Trust Ten
Year sinking Fund Six Per Cent Geld
bonds, Dated February !, I0i:

Souce is hereby given tAat PROPOSALS are
m,'iri 70 b" made 20 dnaraity Trgst Eom.
81, s.rr the sa.s TO- y. Sin.'nt fu.d pro. o
Goni?sny and Gua"ar:y ryus, company Of
~ York as 1ru"t-r. dated F"hruary l,
InlT. of First Mortsase und Collateral trust
IsL.fsar S!nk.ns Fund ss ret Cen. %! !!
fmlrHture. a. prices no, to exceed ,n1 y.r
cent oi the principal Of such bonds "ss
without iIts:es.. Dn Or G";orr February 1t
Trustee suttieiet, funds 70 -:lre on that
Ga.- At price not ~ sAc"ss II the pr!n.
c'ra! amount thereof. pils 4 Tremiuin OF 8
per cen: of said ptinc!ra. hunts cqul In
aggrcsn,r ta,. vi!Ic 70 E.ve Hundred Thou
ssrd Dollars ts50o.u0n,. an; sd!l fund ~ to
eCca p.ncipa! amount ~ bonds OF said
Issue at not 10 exceed tno price above
ulei toned.
M pr0rosa,s shouI y" s.cr-slv sealed
0rd 'nsrEed "F-olosaI rHr ,ae u bonds 20
Sinking Fund ur.". lr,."hiGge OF Empire
Eean!nE comnan! 1a;"d F"3.uary !. !hl,i,
must be Tor al d any part OF N" bonds
efte.ed. mus. state :he agErega'e face ra,u,
and the denominations o. the particular
honda SO offered for sac. and must he
received by the Trustee A. or prior TO
o'ciNrk r NJ. on December 18th. 1929.
Adviccs a. to bonds accepted VIII be mailed
en- or before December 2ls.. 1929. by the
trustee.
Coupons du. February is:. 1879. should
h detached from TIE accepted bonds and
Ofssentsd IN tho usual manner AZ the Office
0r agency q: the Company. ~ Wall street
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
BY HENRY l.. DOHERTY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Letters to the Editor
Now Another "War Debt"
""S>"S' "d' SoSs
TO Tic Edtor Ot thn Ercninu rnhiic LedQcr.


TO nc Editor 0 N" Ercni"o Pnb'ic i.edoer:
Sir--'All union miners in the an
thracitc region" announced a recent
lispotch from w;,tcs. .rorr, 10 the
I,,,r,, ] ,. , "'' 'n a.,, o.
vi" ''h'"'h. are 10 bc "sseSsc" W
help liquidntc debts Of more than
81 200, 900 that were contracted in the
s;x ,,,,,h,, .,r,lo :. III, ,cr.. was
Lrnl ar -, .,n ,,,;,.r, q, ,nn.ors in
= hnIln,,n :, ,,oj H., ,tc;r ,;.,r;rt nrcsi .
Il. NJ NJ Tba, oa;rin, Us ;s omo,ei os OK.
,,,in;r, In, ih, un;on wos "rcm.
uo,ieJ" % h,rrnx tho ,orsv during
,hs g, rib. ..r,bis ,no,o, hs nJds'
"he,neL r. v;n thc strike md made Il
,nss;hI" snr ,ho m;nc w"rk"rs 70 enjoy
md bn,d ,h,;r ,,J r,,d;t;nns md rntcs
% ~ ,,a na We ~, ,,,,s, rn,,. ho ,,,;J hocL
ArrorI,rr :" nm estimate nubiishcd
so,,, t;,nc moo ,h" coni strike cost thn
r,;rcr. n,nrnxi ximn,olv Si5o JN)). 900 in
!, 81 o., rcs In addition, tn thpir losses
urLor i'm, he,d. wr lcnrn now that
tho conflict saddlcd tbcm with n war
dcb,' Of more thon n million dollars,
which must ho nnid by assessmonts
"rmr m"r" ,h";" nS ",r,,;m"s m m| "' Sf,cr long
s,rurrle ,hcv forced continuance OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Philadelphia, November 80. 1922.
"Give the Old Man a Chance"

To the Editor Of tn Ercriao Public Ledger:
Sir~.-FOur years have passed since
III" great war ended. and we are farther
oif than ever from normal national
life.
There has been everywhere an unwisc
call for the young to take the lead IN
the conduct of business affairs. The
settled man and woman are relcgated
to the rear MS superannuatpd. Expe.
nothing. Where this policy is bring.
ing US today is unnecessary to relate.
Muscle and brain must be balanced in
every effort: nor can muscle afford TO
wait upon distant brain.
What the Nation needs now IL brain
and character. Return the man and
woman OF experience TO their former
responsibility. and our Nation will
quickly recover itself. We have had
enough of the so-ca!lcd higher efficiency
of the young.
do not moa, to discredit youth.
upon whom the Nation must rest its
hop" of the future. but ] want to
emphasize III" folly Of those who have
led these young rropl" I" assume to
know what long "Xpcrienr" alone can
teach. Not content with the safe proc.
rsScs of natural business law, con.
f,rmcu by long centuries OF STEADY RroWtif.
these youngsters undertuk" to establish
all sorts nf capric!ous methods to the
ruin Of themselves and their country.
I.o, us return to the sober judg-
lnent years and eXpericnr" alone can
afford. Put back the settled man
ard woman in al. positions Of trust and
responsibility: the earnest young man
and woman into minor positions whore
they may prepare themselves for more
responsible advancement. and the others
back into the homes or institutions
whc-" proper education and training
may be administered.
Let us not heap too heavy RESPONSE
hilty upon young and inexperienced
shoulders it can but finally crush aud
destroy our best young life.
DIR. SYNTAN.
Philadelphia, November 80. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Questions Ans,Cered
palestine TODAY and Ia n,v,a,. n.v

v,a na"or o. the Erenjuo Public Ledoers
,,o,,. a., 'eaHn state In your People Forum
INC homo Of tho Jews In bible times. ~
rhu.,~,~, q. N. 4.
Ih''ad"lpho. November 30, 1917,
,, "s Iaiesttne over which Great Britain
nns .a,, oecn given a mandate contains IL, 7a4
ao.,,, mics ,nlea' Tho Kingdom of David" was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
proROsHis
: COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONsrITC.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONsTJTU.
t!ou o' the Laws o. the Commonwealth OF
Prnnsyivan!a. the BOARD OF inspectors Tor
vania Invites sealed proposals for furnishing
CARPENTER SHOP EQUIPMENT, conr.st.
lng Of
2t"x6" Wood p!ensr and natch.r
Universal Saw Bench
glp-Spindls wood -Sslapl rlarh.ne
aO"XS' Patternmaker's wood laths
No proposals will he considered unesu such
DYoposal he accompanied b. q certified check
{o the order Of the Board o, Inspectors or
81 a bond In such form or amount as may
b prescribed By the Said Board. Instruc.
tions contained In each general specification
Sheet).
Proposals. must be received not later than
~ o'clock. Meridian Tuesday. December II.
PToposa, blanks and Information TO bid.
dsrs' sheets Contairlns all necessary in,or-
nation may he obtained a. the oficss OF
hoard OF Inspectors. new Western Pen!ten-
tiary, y. g.. Pittsburgh Pa.
and
1upsrintendent OF Construction, neW West.
ern Pen'tent!ary, Bellefonte. Pa,
The Board rcservea the righ. to reject any
JOHN FRANCJEs
Superintendent Of Construction.
0fHLED PROPOsAI.s WILL BE 0PENED
a.ISnd. ". Y'1aP. ST.. Dscsmbsv o.. isss.
Sharactsristics OF oceuitinE lights on beacons
and buOyS Information upon application.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
THE PEOPLES FORUM

letters to the Editor should be as
avoiding anything that would open
cussion.
NO attention will be paid to anony-
mous letters. Names and addresses
i,us, 30 signed rs an evidence Of
koou raith, although names will not
they be omitted.
Inc publication Of n letter II not
70 be taken as an Endorsement Of its
views by this paper.
Accommodations will not be re-.
aurhed unless accompanied by post.
"sc. nor VIII manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04

The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
4vst Mcrtyugr Ei:ht Fer Cent sinking Fund
(;old For d. Series "a" Convertible

v5Y0f McrtynEt Ei:ht TtI Itht NInKInE FUND
Gold For d. Srrie. "a" Convertible
A proV!ici in II. frst mortgage date!
0ecamber I. 1871. securing tie issue OF
6onds above described the Undersigned as
TYuo,ts vii! -ecciv" gca'ei proposals Up to
0F. NJ. on December ~. 1899. for the sale
70 Il OF ~ may y s.l ho".,s a. price
not exceeding II" an! a"crn"' int"r'H, for
Saust vi or rait or III" sun ~ tycr.H-two
iLouranh I'VE nunI'.u- .n! ~. -.ersn ani
iC piac,d n s"L', / Cnv",u addressed
''Tcnders FOR accOun; " S1uthwe"tern
Utilities CORPORATION S.!.kinv Fund aud
sent 10 the undersigned at 100 Broadway,
New YORK city. The undersigned reserves
EMPIRE TRUST 'cOMPAEY. Trustee
BY Il Y. WHITNEY Trust c;:!cer.
Dated New YORK. r""rmhor I. 1922
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
Annual 3lsetinGs
Ma. liDtiLli MUTUAL I.fE
l>~lktN, T. iDIlpa>N

Iis bk.NAIh "t VI I-fE
-. i>>lktH inNr.i>N
Nj 80 lA'r !rs!r' uc. 'o-nrtflr w.l b. held
..ln,.ral Of, = =: 're tornpauJ. ll:.ia
IL rSDtl. JA>CAEY Dt,. i0:3. a. +. VI.
fnr a." elect on ." tE..ir G.!"CtO.s 20 sery.
TO- ~" ensuing year,
) v.uar ~ HE iion-d - p!-ec,o-s
TlfAS, -; iIODG'. ~srrs.arY
raI ANNIAi. MEETING OF TUr
..oy%:"i.".s q Tie i.nrrncr Com.
t...c ~ M'naa'. 'rnirr' i'ti' l1:"s o !:
Va an; .ps., for ~" "''.i.l. OF ny. "a
Uir.,'cTr 80 Geri- fVr three (3) v.ara and
II. 'rrusG Oh - aus business wh."h may
- p.rseu,ad.
J0,fN J, T. RODGERS. Secretary.
f-;r=' THE tNNlAI. MELTING OF THE
20 holders ~ tn" Santo DominEO
silver MniUs tomo"ny. a'.I an c'eC,i0n for
d 'cc'Ors 10 s"rN" -. ~" ensuing ?e8r,
Will he ne.I at ITO office o' tn. COmpa ny.
El1 CNrs,uu, street on Tuesday, December
18Th. l9sa. ii, le o'clock noor.
LEWIS II. EVANS Sscy.
kys THE ANIMAL MEETING OF STOCK.
- nolasr- e ; =; , EI,MoST nCiIDiNG
TUESDAY svsn,nC. D.eemb-r s.h. ioss a.
$50 r. NJ. at tHe sorth,nst corner o. +n,h
~ aud Bslm2re AZ, f;,r%SN M%s:S psn,l.a9lph'a bill.
kgs MON BCRIAI GROI Nd SOC IETY,
lot holders Today. Dee. 4. 1913. 1880 =. n.
risrtion directors, transaction such business
As may come before tho meeting.
JOSEPH r. EcRARp. Secretary,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
MOUNTAINEERING RATES

NUW YOBx.-Money on call, both classcs
OF c0IIst6eal. opened today at per cent Tor
lending aad renewing.
PUll,AQU1NIA-celi. . per cent, tiss.
I Z ;1 ~ 1olsSSlsel lapst, tArss = "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04

VINO dirtatcs the direction and time Of
,ne route nt tho cost Of tho driver who
'oSeS MS Job II he tries to plny safe?
,nu, FAIR PLAY.
Philadelphia, December i, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
ET6. y, NEWTON CON- COMPANY
I'c'emOer 4 1879.
nn.4 .4n4LG - - .rl llNHl

F!IIF7ISNI-N w TO bVNVS
Notice l., h.-sb" gi"ra - hu,dars o. houIs
Of tue Geo. y. Newton Ccai Company.
cured hy ~ortsaSe b. 'h"t t"mpany 20 The
fsnd Ti,l. and Trust Company, Trustee,
a. tod pecerrSs. rs. 1913, as amended b,
MortgaSe dated January 20. 1914. 20 Tn.
Land Title j.!d TITUS, COT plI.|. TRUSTEE. that
treie 4. h.d ~ =" StE'l!rS Funh OF said
lcn. Company -" art1 @: 81. .O3 and
tla ohe", * saui h.ud. E." pr'rm".t ou' Ot
Sihn'n3 Fuud . ~ n - ."' I". "y'e"I.ng iUIia
rsr cnt OF tn" par VAN. q: .nii bonds. and
. g. '.vi .r'.r"si. u h. I"n-i",d b. the
undo iisn-i NJ 20 ant .n".u!!mS noon.
p":mhc. 49,: in::; ..
TIL, Ln%b TITLE MD TElST COMPANY
Trust nrpAKrAu.%r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04

70 Sz?5ii.Ty rF,Ss7 73M7;vz77
ND NDl DIES or FRET MD RE.
I,>UiNG M1E,GtIE Sc.NR. So GOLD
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Southwestern utilities Corporation

BY HENRY l.. DUNENTY,
Dated November cI,h: 1922. President.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-13
Man Meets Tragic
Death In Wicon1ico

William Stanton Davis, aged so,
was instantly killed and Webster
Goswellen painfully hurt Tuesday
on the farm of Charles Z.
Williams, between Salisbury and
Delmar, in Wicomico county, by a
log falling from wagon and pinning
both men beneath it. Davis was
chain on load of logs
to taking them to the
mill of E. S. Adkins & Co., at Sails
bury, when the chain broke anti
caught the two men in its fall. Davis
was killed instantly, the log striking
his head. Goswellen was pinned un-
derneath, but he managed to extrl-
cate himself, lift the log off Davis and
summon medical aid. Goswellen was
formerly a corporal in Company | and
served overseas with that company.
Davis is survived by wife and two
sons.