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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

HI.bpO years old. 1he eqqstns 4re ~ q
the nms type. showing S0n the OBJ
verse the foFepaIt1 ~ = lion =.
buu tacing each sthsr. and % the re-
rerse Two squares Stamped IN Theirs
are sHknt variations in , size AMI
weight, but the amount Of gold il
each is a little more than-ir u five.
dollar gold pieces. Croesue not onlD
coined gold but adjusted bis systens
81 coinaee to 4 convenient exchange
basis with the silver and copper coins
II the Greeks and the BAbylonishs
ina other orientAls. His father. Al
kattes. made coins Of an alloy Of gold
ana silver. but 1t remained for Croesus
It's Pm the country On = gold 1ests
gold standard.
g. Is there any state in which =
citizen may vote At ar earlier age
than ~? 81. G.
All the states adopt the English
rule Of fixing the age limit for sui.
fraee At y years This is a lower
are than is fixed in some Europeans
countries. but in no country except.
the new German commonwealth has,
the age been fixed st . lower figure.
In Germany suffrage is extended to
Ia Gu1ene' VI seA' a. IAS
age of 20.
q. Can land b judgad> b$ the
weeds that grow on 1T
A. The character of their. growth
Indicates h quality Of the soil. Wild
carrot and the ox-eye grow only upon
poor soils or soils that have been
robbed Of their fertility. Sheep sor-
rel indicates acid land. the necessity
of applying lime to "sweeten' the
soil. Bracken. sedge and moss show
that the land needs drainage. Dark
and leaf are good indications OF album
dant heterogeneous. food in the soil,
while yenowish foliage and spaxe
s,ringy growth shows lack of this
8, Which o. Dickens novels con,
,ains the much quoted phrase Bar
Eis is wi!lin'" S. H.
4. Mr.. Barkis is a bashful carrier
in David copperfield" who marries
PeTgotty. He ave his intentions
to her by sending her a message BY
@. At what depth can heat sufn-
e!ent to produce steam be found in:
the earth? c. r. r.
! A.. II a been estimated that the
temperature of the earth increases at
the rate Of l degree F. for each, 60
feet. Steam can be produced there
fore at a depth of 1870 feet.
e Why .r1 lawyers called 'olon'?'
A. They are 50 called because So
Ion wa a famous Athenian Awgiver.
He became archon and improved the
condition of debtors. divided the>pcpu-
lesion into four classes, rSorganized
the Boule. the popular assemblage.
and h council Of Areopagua. +,
@. What is the value Of a modern
passenger train: S. H. n.
A. An express train Of the kind Of
the initeds between New York ana
Chicago represents an investment in
motive power and rolling stock Of ap-
rroximately $3.50, 600. The engine
alone ccsts $4,000.
9. What is the meaning OF entente
cordiale? T.. j. H.
4. The term is commonly applied
to the reconciliation in 1904 between
France and Great Britain after many
years Of ermity. In diplomatic par
lance the phrase signifies close
friendship between two or more ma
tons Though without any formal al>
! lance existing between them.
e we vas Esypt's Las, queen?
! cl>enat-a- who lived from 50
t. - B. C. was the last queen OF
Egypt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

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E So
washington - 3 slHL A-
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sr,.-- " .se-p ras-s nav. f,esn ia.
-ne purpose of on.a,n.ns f,iene- ysses
~ ia ,,-sy-,,- 4s,e -ea,ctioH ~ exsstsr.s
WAGES IN some strikes only Issues
.nrts-,rr 1ror,~ ~ .s1,o- and on ~
y7p-ssrr conditions es-e f,eer an
;,pn.rss. f,u- eene.aiir sree.inE, --ns
s--5tss ,.sue Ie.n vssEe s,-isss.
Sin. 1-rss OF ,omu1oc,ries sta-see
20 sc I'd pt-n ne soutpr.A OF ms
F,-cresr ws- ssrecz7 stress nas
-..er 80 -, n. .ener7s Of me cor
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ne. rss
Tre rs .1 ~uersss studies q.
size ,-,-,,4,,er ~ .re r~r ~ living snr
are ~sr- ~-sn,,sJ.s Is -1ae r-fces
rsrs rs. -se, &c 4r,reh As me rufn-
no. ~ -esa-oes a.aace.
~s-s- 80 Tn,s.-,nl.eo. q -4-urh. ms
r-~~ ~ sr,r,e s4sv,;ee -. s-Efsszan1sal-
" $50 -rsr -saev Wee aea-x 80,
Fu-e-- 49, r-sunrnostr.ss az vito
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to-
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,n,a 49, -. es.-n- 80 =.
foraaArs 40 rnaarn IN ~ 49, -
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81 aoo - nLn-.- 49,
th.v rncr fer hishar 80. 49,
un nv /. mh;.h thau racaivsS .~-s~.
iodr ine, 4 few hence were added tn
h.er ana toha Geo The waee incyes..
for which they struck was more meal
4Th.v were 1eftinr meat oniv ON sun-
dars the rerosirNNy ~ thefr diet con-
-sis,ina chiefly If hnmh,e nnrridra ana
sncr Sys..tar;.n food rhey iesirA6
49,, 80 ~ thrss tine. wesL
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1890. -. nreno.tc,or. and h,shIv
ssn~s.a,,s ~ erS.ri,ed .oct.tv ms
r.re 1900 - ana co~ryseteA-nt
-aa..~s,..r Scr fo-rs,rS th.sr l.ho,
union aad were transpertad. on thu
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

lAS~H
X nasr nnrra mtg re- ontcs- He
NJ sF s-f h,S Fla 1heess ars fun
<shf @1sr H.a hair IL curly Hs has
1n 1eahf Tffnush forty years Of age
t'f da fevs.- sfla7ed. or, IL he has the
s:ssnr-t. II ta neraIse il IL the hahi+ a,
fIr71 RITTER r1ar because of n.e1
At 3noks greasy ard dtrty. Hfa
~sr,1fss ars 4 q clean. At the sarne
stksrMoe ~
E< 9 apoloseticay1y into d chair.
~ rzns a f1an, Ne saYs. He means
~ Sanns cflariry. How much :" IA
f'tar-sr" rs that too mueh, can
5s'h III Tt isn't going to em-
dasfass you. 10 it,"
Anstnr3 sSrr o. 4 baaaar.
SssT. lsTs - back 4 u.saa. ne
1sHstss wish a letter of tntreduetfon
Vnan - Afs rMethod q appYeach. III
4 snnd family. HiA brother n
~ zyS Bhgsict1n in rhe east. His
AaSer - a research worker IN m in
ssTnssSf for research known tie
Nssih around.
esHtfy tH4s1 s~tetsSsents< I mHs1
sA~ ssaf&r sH~ IL 4 fAasr4d wornsn
- "a ~ . FeHnsd woman, sse teIle
- 1877 - h<r Ssother's life. Az
vasdersr Took snne edu-
essnhr sHf tfen josr<d TIE ,rartps 4
srssp sezzsrs Afwsya aeeloret.e
9@7'@T taxes moss rhan q atsarter~A
HARMLESS ~ d cEftd. Womb d. nn,
bhr9siHzi a&sH, WsnlA not huyS sro
SHRs sssffkfs 7sH1erfy eynnnsfhetts
SsshAS lIaEffSts6nE, Wu ror anoan.
sssponssssftg VIII nos work Huf
sas sfssEr sasnxA % sse atI ovSr IN
3sn
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

.5sz 50 .ccs =. he sezN Of living has
increased A-er1.x haze more
lh1- z1T ssAe- eec>se II the wessd.
1steE E- Ecrrna.Se5 With Z newilde--
e.F rR-as-T ~ kn'attI. @ee- o. which
9rs TT-A- . .eReA Of ce-s1r.reN
etes yEcaea - ce wage werEe~- I,
Il Er sar 1saks sAs. h woo ~. the
llse- IF .--.a.S 20 caM ehe .--A
Ar.srszrs 1E 4n -mre
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

rhev NAL.
.k,11 rp.-s ray pictures OF his
ihese snow abno-aminties in
Dt' o = <, 1sst.. ''eh the
known Human RaceD Inc In
1RE3IBLES Ar rHr nuor
4. H.. writes: "You ocns.;a..,, -
refer to people prs Aslonauy
training. Wui you nieasa az naental
lame OF some book I could ~ ~
7 an attending summer scn,o,
.Hs university and any time ono 81
thing I trembIe -; en me 90 any
student. but the fset that ao cns
trenble. I was troublaa IN nakes me
oal,ns my high school COURSE
this IT would b. appre eel ny the'p on
Y.u !, REPLY.
need i i H.t,. s't rish except that you
Nerves" sadIer's .worry snd onS
aud ~ o. walton's Why worry.
FyeOBABLY NOT prs
GOD health, but my urine e Il seni
o'.yr :. times
..an you tell me II 1t Il serious.
-"a 'ne
6nee you mention no othA, s.n..
tom. y - probable that the mflkiras.
net aus 70 pus. II it only Asva,nr.
~ the urine stands 4 - n.o
Aeiy U TO alkalinity. IL se psHC.9
Mare water ana eat more n,s.t enn
!, -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

! GEi.iiipE- a HWt ,UlT z Ca ir- reg
e comparatively .n1eG.r crnvenrer..
lfciffe- i~r1nHediale econ1pa-isnr. m
lfis usntfpt rfcIrfre shiny wwe rflecanex
sGsr MOVIES ners rare "A is-. pas.e
~np:--atlHe nGt the universe aims
Sibr cssa-ss VIC ee;Es VIDA the
American fsaaiac ssaszaos pe-oyinzarA Is.
Tiss,sfS < ssa- Ut :ns movies
n Z SlM aEsece To- eve- mar,
woman assl ,c-il n tfae TINS
AZ ar Addition IL. rs, an mc-sa~ II,
ne cog rt ..g7as
GE1t=sS ,aszasarss faSl2G ~ muitrplfsr
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1ion1sd with neSs1.sss j. Inc ves- Of
heR 1ocsks- E@T Scrl ~ EARN ar
Slars- .asS 4Eazsssse,ss and z tfrcE-
ss1le ana e1s fotae- pew Things toisln
nflslffosSr 10 aao nE4sH ss tbs r.er
o. ra.E 5hE generation eee-
TIE tfsassIinss furnish an irte-est-
example There arr thousands uF
.5<erfru.aai gsios5sa ttezas ~ fne fGriisn
RssIss tcrIaE Ransf Of Vsces Ezase ia-Ee
circulation afax g. tsa<n SO saxge m
&c EsaSss- q fEasEi1aiasa- zs-ge
f~iscusatsos Easaes thai tne-psupis ans
IsIr:rg @:n= ;ssrsTs aa6 gan
e.5seag ger +ceat Of esnas circulation s
s~aui.sorssL- i r=pTessaEs. y1,7 ar III
eeasG @spsase BIZ al aSGsT s~
cofrfE.as@ xiIh Efsat psupss
nAssaeFse generation age -4n
prices Of the eomfnadi4ssx haze nor -
E1acn increased the f1etpse SnY r.rD1s
commodities And. especially, q Exea-e<
yar4et- OF them.
What Autaanobtks sos-
PsrHaps the single biggest a6dI.rsr
70 ins g % living jtE the enspn6-
slae Not SO many rean ego rne
erssres carriage Vas a cusrpais. a-
.EazEse ~ practical! only gbr Tss4pnss-
sts Today fys<s sensn person ln l1e
United Stases iila< me This msaas
Thai fsIesy second family has 0rses 4
lpw average 0psJt 81 running en- aa-o~
a1aprsse is 81 a dsas- Tha zizsln -44s
Esae AsnsrscAr people spfHf eaf4b11.-
$50 q As9 G1r automobile ppkeet- "a
3sGers Asnf 10 500 61F z~pspnnp1G5eB1 Tads
!za9esss 80 sz4GsS1ff 500 9saa. nj,
rzatseSa n conservative GEpns>
A. zSsr Average DtaGe fer m kptasaA.
bile 10 <f,S4s 4nN ~ @~aatNsrsahisae off
last On "a Srsssgss fse 9sae6 TGasA.
Eff 2 $3.50 car ssstx fspe g4ssx. N
COSTA 1855 . gezss IN sAAa.dDT TO ~
use. iris makes Sy46A0y Esb $50 4
year. Add ttts 10 sa~ asGeep $3.50
ana Q hare q total ~ $3.50 $40
900 a year zuteRsSbSGe esa< sn. ga4
AMerfcan people Thfa ef essssse. "a
not an increase in fhe essr ~ eSsngE
but an addition 10 ss& 1S4s eF gssesx
On the either Rand, s1ns4 81 ~ W.
!poFtant eSrhmN4fsa44 hasS h1esHs41
in vafus, Electric ffshs ~ q rfaegss
new ard ad4AA szExss~ Rskere n
ADVENT ~ lamps were aGef EVe,
gene 81 s6xs ~ e49sa & ESalAe. q
vas not nssssty - f6eA ~ tfaas r1sses
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

Me. without number who ws-e east
zd-5.c an the sea without water have
sEe6 81 thirst yet it is now possible to
SsEr5l1 enough moisture from the
nEesEh 70 sustain life. The apparatus,
etsasasrs Of a glass tube and a bottle.
SF breathing air through the nose
and eHre1itng It through the tube into
It's Srz-le. a person can obtain a
.Hoch az An ounce OF pure water an
nss---
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04
AN~ ITO QEEyfoHA

q WEhH1 xre zAe asSeM ESD cnr.s
IT -rs wD-Mr r.. q. z.
Tns 'ssEFe7s' IF T~;rsex,a SIC
sss1rsElr treifeuHfl NJ lfle1,s ie~sn ~
tIrss, n tpirs sese-- m ,rass. rAn,~r
N .tis.se rrnf.E ware r,z.aaau.w
sE n tire tnu-Rfi r-ut1s Df Ra-fss n.
ffs.a trnn- Fbs ar 4znfe-tser er-,nssr-
.Wst-f.l as1YEtiitiBD. mfcv ss.e 81 If.sr
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04
Living Costs And Standards.
81 FREDERIC 4. MASKM

r,-.. E 1sa"- 1n Es-eh n ansve- n py un-s.fun tw v-i.ns- hs s-nnt
mn ~ This nder HIples s-Iret. sr infprA-nr rs nurHr cennu-
errs Hr~fee DE legal Nednz n financial msrte-s n -upss 1r .-1suu
re Ses-e uoree-c SrUnheEs mr. To nnde-ase eztaus-i.. -nsss-cr or m
snhsece R5-t1e spn nD-arnr uiAInay IN b-efs Eaiuee r7 rsrres am az
s=n- ai7=-s m TIM Inrnse-a
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

state department and motor authori-
ties of the state,it has been tentative
ly agreed that the money awarded to
New Castle county for its share, shall
go towards the construction of roads
leading into and out of the city of Will
mington, because all other sections of
road have been either constructed or
tentatively arranged for. In Mary
land the two cents gallon tax has
resulted in the price of licenses on
motors being greatly reduced, the
commercial licenses costing about a
dollar and the private car license
about half that amount, it is stated.
In this state the income from such a
levy would greatly aid the state in the
cost of building lateral roads, which
are badly needed, particularly in the
lower section of the state.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

November 1910 a. m., State Board
of Education.
November IL 10 a. M, State High
way Department.
November 20-10 am, University of
Delaware; p. M, Child Welfare Com
mission.
November 21-10 a. M, Adjutant
General Department, National Guard;
2 p. M, State Board of Health.
November 22-10 a. m., School Tax
Commissioner; 2 p. m, Delaware State
tuberculosis Commission.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
CONFERING ON STATE BUDGET
Officials OF State Meet With Governor
To Go Over State Finances

Governor Denney last week an
ences this week with the several state
officials and organizations, including
the newly elected members of the
Legislature on the budget submitted
to him since September 15, this be-
ing in accordance with the law passed
at the last General Assembly and be-
ing an effort to secur e concerted ac-
ton on the part of the concerned in
the state finances and the expenditure
of the same. The budget hearing
have been and will be as follows:
Monday, November 13, 10 a. m.-
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children IL a. m., st. MichaePs Day
Nuresy and Hospital for Babies; 2 p
M, Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst.
November 14-10 a. m, Ferris In
dustrial School; p. M, Delaware
Commission for he Blind.
November 15-10 a. M, State Boart
of Agriculture; 2 p. m, Commission
for Feeble Minded; 8 p. M, Mother
Pension Fund.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
GASOLINE TAX FOR ROAD AID
Proposed Legislation Would Give Each
County Third of Proceeds

One of the important pieces of legis-
lation which it is expected will be in
troduced before the next General AS
sembly will be bill calling a tax of
one cent a gallon upon gasoline used
by motorists. The matter is not a
new question in Delaware, but the
suggestion that the tax be made two
cents a gallon resulted in so much op-
position that at the last session of the
legislature the bill creating such a
levy was tabled. At the present time
Pennsylvania imposes one cent and
Maryland two cents a gallon. The
proposed bill which it is said will be
introduced into Delaware's General
Assembly adopts the Pennsylvania
levy of one cent. The bill will be
drafted so as to provide that all OF
the revenue obtained from such bill
shall go for the construction of lat
eral roads throughout the state, the
income being divided into three parts
each county obtaining a third. While
this not an equitable distribution a:
far as New Castle County it is by
those who know the statistics, woulC
pay two-thirds of the revenue because
of the large number of cars used anC
owned in New Castle county. At con
ference held between members Of thu
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

Il !, "a Addie Dugan, daughter of
H. MS William 7. Dugan, of
| sn S, and Mrs. George B. Da-
&I ! ;'Ia' II We're quietly married
h .r. :, Parsonage in Middletown
'TTening, Nov. 5, at seven 'g e n
? s'y ns ceremony was performed
s,.;., w. Mcdowell. The bride
1, sly aug. attired in a dark blue
s,,.I,. gs'S' with black velvet hat.
d. 6.,ia aiter the ceremony Mr..
N ~.i. .lu left for Smyrna where
al aAe % their future home.
ss aai 'lis. Frank Thomas, who
W Al sJHI'apylng ill the Raymond
eaS,4 H. summer, have taken
d , =, Ian and Mrs. Thomas H'Wil. Wi.
ssaIv ie. fs, N Mrs. Thomas will
a eyt.nSr nSr Flushing, L. l., tc
''eAded visit with hel el
asoTcoe ,ce' R; Cochran, formerl,
e. n, !, ;! and Mr.. Albert 7 Staf
f. b,ns ml'' A. R. Stafford, do o.
N M S.s announced their en-
S& seddisn dSellnlte date has beer
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
NAMES NEW STATE TREASURER

Governor Denney Appoints Thomas
d. Hubbard, Place of Geo. NJ. Fisher
Governor Denney at noon to-day an
nounced the appointment of Thomas
D. Hubbard, of Dover as state treas
urer of Delaware to fill the unexpired
term of the late George M. Fisher, the
term of Mr.. Hubbard to expire in
January next. Mr.. Hubbard at pres
ent is assisting the state auditor. He
is a Republican. Thomas S. Fouracre
elected last Tuesday, will become state
treasurer next January.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. Leave orders with Mrs Marion
Coverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write L. C.
Dunn, Box 306, Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

-sace Day was celebrated
n smyrna. There was a dis
ne stars and stripes here and
fNa at eleven o'clock the church
ag. Smyrna Post. American
neld no special program but
arOefS, a number of those who
rance when the war ended,
"a, me day in their own way,
[,S s4 o. the event and of men,
Ut will never fade.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

| Beckett home on South Main
is being converted into two res
by the building of a dining
nd kitchen on the south side of
pety. Mrs. ]. L. Beckett and
lnna Beckett will occupy the
bit and rent out the part next
/ Price.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

ATng an illness lasting several
Mrs. Kate P. Crouch, aged SO,
Of Norman P. Crouch, Regis
yiancery, and Clerk of Orphans
aed at her home in Middletown
nleh Is survived by four chill
asy being Fred S. Crouch, John
.Aa, Of Wilmington, Mrs. Will
collins, of Landenberg, Pa,
y Of Smyrna, and Norman P.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

Laura Lee Circle of Kings
ss will be entertained tO-mor-
irsday evening, November 16,
b N. P. Bitter and Mrs. Frank
GsTley at the home of Mrs.
The meeting will assemble at
and incidently will be the an
hank Offering. A good attend
i desired.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

Prs, colored, for thirty-siX
], faitbful employee in the fami-
lT~ Maria F. Smith, died last
..i.r 4, and was buried Satur-
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

:, .s,siOn Of Court meeting
', in Wilmington, Charles
|, "a, granted a divorce from
4 y. Stats.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

IN Pbaro has sold his farm be-
|, Nddletown and Odessa to Mrs.
|, Roberts, of MiddletOwn. This
4 inst time this farm has been
a, aver 200 years. Mrs. Roberts
[,;,essiOn on March 1st, 1923.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

| ], Town Council has increased
|. Yates from 1Oc to 15c per
|, .,iDc to the high price of coal
,ssr expenses.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15
FT5N8 AND VICINITY

vebb's White Loaf Flour.
,.,si satisfaction. n.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

!, ro1r poultry thrive. Use my
81 Tbr brand of poultry feeds; my
~ ''.'staI,re-J. Frank Webb.-Adv'
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

sHing of the Young Peoples
\ Of the Women's Christian
|sance Union will be held at the
d Caroline Stats on n. Della
Street, Friday evening, Novem-
Il, at 7.3O o'clock. The young
are invited to attend this meet
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

T. the opening of the new con-
[md in Thoroughfare Neck from
|-wectiOn with the boulevard
| b below Walkers, considerable
afc has been coming to Smyr-
n used to go to Middeltown.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-15

Il lard ,..''''''''
Live Stock
|. r pound ''.................1O-l: .1O-l:
sssi ..'.'''.......
FT5N8 AND VICINITY
| +, webb's White Loaf Flour
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81 Tbr brand Of poultry feeds; my
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j. Town Council has increased
\. ,stes from 10c to 15c per
vino TO the high price Of coal
eNulS W
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y, in Wilmington, Charles
Va, granted a divorce from
" Stats.
Pn.,. colored, for thirty-siS
!, faithful employee in the fami-
I'M Maria F. Smith, died last
..Iay and was buried Satur-
I'm Pharo has sold his farm be-
TjdletOwn and Odessa to Mrs
Roberts, of MiddletOwn. Thi'
inst time this farm has beer
over 200 years. Mrs. Robert
nsessiOn on March 1st, 1923.
! tbe opening of the new con
MAD in Thoroughfare Neck frOr
-yection with the bOulevar
to below Walkers, cOnsiderabl
-aHc has been coming to Smy1
h used to go to Middeltown.
sHting Of the Young People
Of the Women's Christia
ance Union will be held at tn
d Caroline Stats on n. DELI
Street, Friday evening, NOven
ID. at 7.3O o'clock. The youn
are invited to attend this NEE
Beckett home on South Ma
bis being converted into two re
! by the building of a dining
md kitchen on the south side
npety. Mrs. ]. L. Beckett al
lnna Beckett will occupy Il
Ut and rent out the part ne
i Price.
Laura Lee Circle of Kinl
sss will be entertained tonne
lirsday evening, November
N. P. Bitter and Mrs. Fra
GaTley at the home of NJ
The meeting will assemble
and incidently will be the 9
hank Offering. A good after
] desired.
ATng an illness lasting seve
Mrs. Kate P. Crouch, aged
Of Norman P. Crouch, Reg
Iiancery, and Clerk of Orpha
ded at her home in Middleto
.nach IS survived by four cl
.aeY being Fred S. Crouch, JC
Ah, Of Wilmington, Mrs. "
Collins, of Landenberg, I
Of Smyrna, and Norman
l'dce Day was celebra
In smyrna. There was a
Ie stars and stripes here
10 at eleven o'clock the chu
Ng. Smyrna Post. Ameri
nsld no special program
1erS, a number of those Y
J france when the war enc
" y me day in their own v
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-18
Report of the Condition of
The Farmers Bank Of
SbepherdStoWn,

ShcpherdStown, w. Va,
In the State Of West Virginia al the close of business
| Nav ;. 1922.
Resources.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-18
Notice or Publication
Regular Term, May, 1922, Count,
Court of Jefferson County, w. Va.
In the matter of the estate of RarthoI.

Regular Term, May, 1922. County
court OF Jefferson County, w. Va.
In the matter of the estate of Barthol-
omew Moore, deceased:
=, MS matter coming On to be heard
tnlS I'd day of May 1922, upon the
report OF Commissioner S. w. Washing.
ION, turther settling the account of E.
vaughn Link and Warren Dcmory, Ex-
cutors OF said Bartholomew Moore. de-
ceased; and also ascertaining the heirs
al law OF said deCedent entitled to
participate in the distribution OF the
residue OF his estate, after payment of
iegacies, under the Will of said dece-
dent, filed May LIST, 1922, to which re-
port there are no exceptions, and no
cause therefor appearing on the face
thereof, the same is hereby approved
ana confirmed and directed to be duly
recorded.
1t appearing to the Court that a re-
port OF the accounts of the transact
tions of f. Vaughn Link and Warren
Demory. Executors of the Last Will and
testament of Bartholomew Moore, de-
ceased; and of the debts and demands
against the estate of said Bartholomew
moore, deceased, has been filed in the
ofhce of this Court, and the said Ex-
ecutors, on motion of Robert L. Moore
and Meta irwin, legatees and distribu-
tees ton behalf of themselves and Other
leGatees and distributees) of the said
Bartholomew Moore, deceased, il is
ordered that the creditors of the said
Bartholomew Moore, deceased (and all
other persons interested). do show
cause, if any they can, on the Sth day
OF August, 1922, before this Court, at
IT'S court room in the said county of
Jefferson, against the payment and de-
livery of the said estate of the said
bartholomew Moore, deceased, to his
legatees and distributes according to
their respective rights under his Will
And it is further ordered that
copies of this order be published once
in each week for six successive weeks
in the ShepherdStown Register, a
newspaper published in the county OF
Jefferson, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of the said
county of Jefferson, and at five of the
most public places in the said county,
where the said Bartholomew Moore
resided at the time OF his death, at
least six weeks before the time here
in ordered to show cause.
Teste:
CHAS. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk of County Court
. Of Jefferson County, w. Va.
May II, 1922-6w.