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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
JOCK HUTCHINSON IS
LEADING GOLF FIELD
CONTINUED from First Pase)

his first round of the national oper
golf championship. He sank a ter
loot putt for birdie three on thu
18th.
Other scores follow:
AL Watrous came in in SO for Q
otal of "A. His card.
In ...... 443 CAB 444-36-7A
William Mehlhorn negotiated the
acond nine In "a, one under par fol-
70. His card:
In 800. 343 453 4-34-7s
Mike Brady, Detroit, turned the
acond 8 In 3S for a card of "A. His
ard:
In ...... 4435 444-3s-74
Willie Ogg, Worcester, equalled
!ar S5 on his second nine for a total
"a. His card:
In .... 444453 344-s5-74
Francis, Ouimet and Lou Diegal of
Washington were off form on their
iirst 9. Ouimet:
Out 80, 1864 557-44
Diegel-
Out 80. 565753 354-42
Jack Burke, st. Paul, took 81 COM
lag in for a "A. Burke:
In ...., 433 572 4--S7-74
n. A. Sampson, San Francisco, was
- with SO, four over par, for a rs.
IN: s 2 4 6 5 4 4-39-76. Jack
+! orrester Hollywood, N. j., who was
our over par going out, came in in "a
enc under par for total of Is. John
! ARIEL, Mamaroneck, N. Y, was over
his second nine in as for Te tn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
OFFER 40 PER CENT
All Proved Claims of Warren Bank
Will Receive This Initial Dividend,
Comptroller Announces.

Warren, Mass, July 1S.-Announce-
ment was made today by James E
Farrell, receiver of the First National
bank which closed February 20 last
when its president, Frank l.. Taylor
disappeared, that first dividend at
the rate of 40 per cent upon proved
claims would be paid by the comp
troller of the currency as soon as the
schedule and checks can be compared
at the comptroller's office and the
looks returned to the receiver.
Taylor was arrested in Chicago for
completely in the looting of the bank
of securities valued at $4,000 in
which Joseph B. Marcino. barber
banker, still sought internationally. is
said to have been the leading spirit.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
roL,1AN WANTS CASE DROPPED.

Salem, Mass, July 1S.-Dr. Henry
Tolman, father of 10 year old Leslie
Tolman, in connection whose disap-
pearance on July 6 Valentine Stanely
and Thomas Young, gypsies, were
charged with abduction, today sent a
letter through his attorneys to Will
liam N Cronin, a Boston attorney,
asking that the charges be dismissed.
Cronin had been engaged by the Dux-
bury police as prosecuting attorney.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13

and allowed to re-enter the occupied
area. ,,
This incident 1t is explained has
caused the punishment of Barmen.
1t also Is claimed that the security
police in Barmen and Elberfeld re-
Gently have been engaging in sniping
operations against the French.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
FATAL RAILROAD WRECK
One Killed and Thirty Injured This
Morning I'm Accident Which Occurs
Near Memphis,

Memphis. July 13.-One man was
killed and 80 injured some seriously,
early today when the Memphis special
of the Southern railway was derailed
two miles east Of Larkinsville, Ala.
Ten of the more seriously injured are
In a hospital at Huntsville.
Four Pullmans and two coaches of
the train which was en- route from
New York to Memphis hurtled down
an embankment, overturning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13

Berlin, July 13.-The French evac-
uated Barmen at II o'clock this
morning according to reports received
here taking with them as hostages the
manager of the local Reichsbank and
several police officials. They also
seized 5000, 100000 marks.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
FIREMEN KEEP JOBS.

Bridgeport. July 13.-In a decision
handed down today by Judge William
M. Maltbie in the superior court the
city of Bridgeport loses Its fight to
GUST thirteen firemen. Judge Maltbie
decided that the fire prevention bu-
reau of the fire department shall be
retained and the men whose positions
the city sought to declare void by or
dinance of February S, are also or
dered retained.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
II PLANES IN RACE

Hendon. Eng. July 13.-Seventeen
machines left here at intervals of 1--WE
the kings cup over course of eight
hundred miles. The first leg which Is
to be completed today carries the con-
testants to Glasgow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
INCOME AND OUTGO

London. England.-Sometime Eng
lands income for period isn't as
great as her expenditures During
recent week, according to official
figures, the expenditures were 21
millions. Revenue for the same
seven days was only 10 millions.
POUNDS of course.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13

America has the strongest sub
marine power in the world. She has
104 ready and 81 building, while
Great Britain has IS and eight build
ing
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
FRANCE Sees HOPE
in BRITISH Note


territory but have not been regarded
as strictly within the area of occupa-
ton.
Evening star., 1923-05-27
"Most of my patients are
slowly poisoning themselves

the bulk of the waste matter, and gently
encourage even the weakest muscles to act
Every such action gives the muscles normal,
natural exerciSe-something that violent
cathartics and purgeS can never do-and SO
gradually trains them back to healthy,
active state.
Hundreds Of thousands of men and women
are finding in Fleischmann' Yeast the key to
freedom from all the evils of constipation
They are learning that body freed from
poiSons means such health and vigor as they
have never known.
Be sure you get Fleischmanns Yeast
yeast in its natural fresh form. Recent expert
ments have shown that yeast corrects con-
stipation only when its cells are alive and
active, and that it loses its laxative effect
when these cells are killed" and dried.
Fleischmann's Yeast, like any other food
must be eaten regularly, to secure results.
Eat two or three cakes day-plain or dis
solved in water, milk or fruit juices-pref
erably half an hour before meal, or the
last thing at night Get several cakes at a
time-they will keep several days in cool,
dry place. Be sure you get Fleischmann's
Yeast! All grocers have it.
Send for free booklet, "The New Found
Value of Fleischmann's Yeast in Building
Health" The Fleischmann Company, 70l
Washington Street, New York City.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

A prominent physician was speaking 1t is
always amazing to me-" he said, Ito dis
cover how many of my patients are slowly
poisoning themselves with constipation
people who never realize that they are
constipated at all"
Everyone knows that the waste" which
clogs the intestnes must be removed regu-
larly If Mott begins to generate deadly
poisons that escape into the blood and food
your whole system.
Yet nowadays there are fewer and fewer
people Who do not suffer from constipation
Our concentrated modern diet lets the intes-
final muscles get soft and fabby. They fail
to remove the waste completeb-a poi
sonous residue is left in the intestines Then,
little by little, we begin to suffer from all the
ills of stipation-premature age, loss of
appetite and vitality, skin disorders, indi-
gestion, etc.
Restoring thousands of sufferers
to perfect normal health
Medical science knows that drugs and
cathartics are useless in getting rid of the
trouble-indeed. they actually weaken the
That is why so many physicians and hos
pitals are prescribing Fleischmann's Yeast
today Every cake consists Of millions Of
tiny living plants, which soften and increase
Evening star., 1923-05-27

One of the new airway light
houses constructed in England,
In order to aid night flying. it
throws a beam a long distance.
An automatic device lights the
lamps when the sun goes down
and turns them out when the
sun comes up again.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

n'i''rm,"'d y I n'l'rmo~tI
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
WILLIAMS SECTION.
PROCLAMATION:

Williams important town in CocOnnO County hs AOn
Railways the miles
west Flagstaff Lumberng is the principle industry The Grand CANYON
ground There quite bit farming and stock
all this and Northern Arizona:
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

iod of six years He is native of
Michigan and prior to coming to
Arizona was connected with the Citi-
zen's State Bank at Big Rapids,
Michigan. for nine years. Mr.. Lind
blom has spent fifteen years in the
banking business, or since he was a
mere lad. He devOtes his entire time
in his managerial capacity of tn
Williams Branch, holds membership
in the local Rotary Club, and is a
fraternal man.
The Williams Branch of the Arizona
Central Bank is the only bank here,
and performs all functions of a gen.
eral bank Mr.. Lindblom" is thorough
ly imbued with the spirit Of service
that bank should render the COM
munity which it serves, and along
this line said: II believe any bank
operating in any community owes it
to the citizens to give them all in
formation they require, regarding in
vestments or business propositions,
and advice on all matters financially.
At this institution we try to give a
service of real benefit to all custom
ers. From the customers standpoint
l believe that a rightly conducted
bank is entitled to the business of
the people residing in the commu-
nifty which it serves. Without the
correct mutual understanding be-
tween the people Of a community and
it's banks, there can be no full
growth and prosperity.
The Williams Branch of the Ari-
zona Central Bank owns its own
home here, which is a beautiful
structure of friedrich, and in fact,
is the most modern building in the
city The main building is twenty
five by sixty feet, is located on the
corner of Second Street and Bill Will
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
Flagstaff Continued
7. E. PULLIAM
Real Estate, Insurance.
and Abstracts

Few people realize what the es-
tablishment and continuance in bust
ness of real live, and reliable real
estate dealer means to community,
and more especially so in this part of
the West which is still in it's pioneer
stages in the matter of development.
Such men, provided they give reliable
information, are the means both di-
rectly and indirectly of settling up a
country with a desirable class of
citizens An excellent example of
the above statement is had in the
person of T. E. Pulliam, Bonded
Real Estate Broker of this city. Mr..
Pulliam has been a resident Of Ari
zona off and on for the past thirty
four years and may be truly termed
a "Hassayamper" Mr.. Pulliam is
native of Arkansas and has been
engaged in commercial activities and
in the holding of public offices for
a long period of years He was the
Recorder for Coconino County and
served two terms starting in 1897.
He was then member of the Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors for one term,
County Sheriff for one term, and serv-
ed two and one-half years as Super
intendent of the State Industrial
School, commencing the first part of
1915. He was also with the State
Land Department for one and one half
years, with headquarters at Phoenix.
Mr.. Pulliam is now serving as Mayor
of Flagstaff, and is a member of the
local Chamber of Commerce, and a
fraternal man.
Mr.. Pulliam's office is in the G. B.
Wilson Building and the telephone
number is 113 In the Insurance De-
partment all classes Of insurance is
handled and all old line American
companies represented. Among them
may be mentioned, the Westchester
Of New York, The Hudson of New
York, Franklin, Stuyvesant, Mechanics
of Philadelphia, and others. In the
Real Estate Department. Mr.. Pulliam
is licensed by the State Realty Com
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

JAMES KENNEDY COMPANY
Groceries-J. w. Lee, Mgr.
GRAND CANYON DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

Typical filling station service is rem
dered by the company, featuring
Standard Oil Products throughout.
Twenty-four hour per day service is
also rendered in this department.
The firms business has shown a
most satisfactory growth and fair
dealing has been stressed in the bust
ness policy. The slogan is: "We don't
dress in white, but we do treat you
right" Everybody connected with
the company is booster, and Mr.. In
gledew said: Il believe Williams has
one of the best futures of any town
of which l know. 1 wouldn't be here
unless I thought so. There are sew
eral civic improvements which the
town needs. Our outstanding needs
are, a better water system and FEEDER
al aid paving for our roads"
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
JAMES KENNEDY COMPANY
"The Quality Grocer"

Williams premier grocery service
is rendered by the above concern
which has been established here under
the present management for the past
year. The firm was originally found
ed by Mr. Kennedy, who has retired
from business Mr.. Kennedy has
been a resident of Arizona for the
past thirty-two years and is a real
"Hassayamper" Mr.. Kennedy is a
native of Michigan, but was raised in
Canada Mr.. Kennedy first came West
to this section after the railway
strike in 1894 He was engaged af-
terwards in ranching, farming, and
conducting bakery, and in different
commercial enterprises. Mr. Kenne-
dy was also Deputy Sheriff and City
Marshal for sixteen years and serv-
ed as member of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Coconino County. AT
present Mr.. Kennedy is Secretary of
the Board of Education of the North
ern Arizona Normal School at Flag
staff. Mr.. Kennedy has been engag-
ed in the mercantile business here
altogether for fourteen years.
The James Kennedy Company at
present is conducted as a partnership
between Messrs. F. M. Gold and J
W. Lee, with Mr.. Lee in active char
ge. Mr. Gold is a prominent attorney
at Flagstaff, and is well known
throughout Northern Arizona. Mr.
Lee has been a resident of Arizona
for sixteen years and is a native of
Galveston, Texas. Mr.. Lee was en-
gagged in banking in this city for five
years, and was formerly cashier of
the Williams State Bank. He was
also engaged in municipal work in
Williams for seven years. Mr. Lee
has been meeting the general public
in some capacity since he was six
teen years of age. At the present
time, he devotes his entire time to
the management of the company, is
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

fraternal man Connected with him
is Mr.. Larry S. Williams, who is Sec
retarv of the Senate or Arizona.
The Williams Motor Company hand
les the Sales and Service for Chevro-
let Motor Cars in this vicinity and
carries a complete line of genuine
Ford and Chevrolet parts. The compa-
ny also handles KellySprinfield,
Firestone, and Oldfeld tires and tubes,
and are exclusive agents for Michel!
tires and tubes. Besides rendering
Chevrolet service the company does
a complete line of repairing and over
hauling, and including vulcanizing
and battery service.
The Company is located directly on
the Old Trails Highway in the west
end of the city, and the phone num-
Der is 1T. The place is open day
and night, and an average of four
people are employed The main
building is of stone construction, with
cement floor throughout, and absolu-
tely fire-proof Steam heat will be
installed this winter The garage
has commercial storage capacity of
twenty-five cars. The main building
is f1fty-two and a half by eighty-two
and a half feet The company also
operates the only modern camping
ground in the city, which is com
pletely walled in and has installed
every modern convenience. Ground
space utilized over all by the COM
pany is two hundred by a hundred
and sixty feet A nominal charge of
twenty-five cents per night per car is
made and which includes complete
shelter, free wood, lights and water,
the camping ground has ladies rest
room cook houses, tables, and san tary
toilets and wash-basins A hundred
cars can be accommodated here.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
GRAND CANYON DRUG COMPANY
The RexalI Store.

The above institution was estab-
lished here under the present man
agement in April, 1922. The business
is conducted as partnership be-
tween Messrs. G. H. McLeese and E.
o. Messimer, Mr.. McLeese having
active charge, Mr.. Messimer is con-
nected with the Arizona Central Bank
here. Mr.. McLeese holds a PhG.
degree from Creighton University of
Omaha, Nebraska, and is registered
in both the states of Arizona and Ne
braska. Mr.. McLeese is treasurer of
the local Rotary Club.
The Grand Canyon Drug Company
handles the Rexall line complete, and
summed up briefly, everything to be
found in a modern drug store and
prahmacy, The company handles
Columbia Grafonolas and records,
Eastman Kodaks and supplies, a
complete line of jewelry, cut glass,
French ivory, stationery etc. Mr..
McLeese wishes to be quoted as a
booster.
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY
Chevrolet Sales and Service
THE ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK
Williams Branch
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY
Chevrolet Agency

That there is a difference, and a
vast difference, between the old and
new Chevrolet car is known imme-
diately by anyone who has tried them
both. But few people realize just
how this change was accomplished,
which placed Chevrolet even on fall
ling market generally in such demand
that the dealers were hard-put to
make deliveries and became one of
the strongest parts of the world
famous General Motors Corporation.
The Chevrolet people gathered, at
considerable cost and time, from
every dealer who sold Chevrolet parts
a complete detailed list of the num-
Der of times any specified part was
called for. And, in the rebuilding of
the new Chevrolet any part that was
called for on the old car a large
number of times was strengthened
rebuilt and in many times was made
anew outright This made car
perfect in performance, based on
actual facts and figures furnished by
the consumer, and today, the Chevro-
let is readily recognized as. the low
est priced standard automobile on the
market.
The Williams Motor Company has
been established under the present
name and management since July G.,
1923, and succeeded Alex Kiarkou
Mr.. Tom Ingledew, under whose sole
ownership and management the pres
ent business is conducted, has been a
resident of Arizona for seven years
He was born in Omaha, Nebraska, but
was raised in Colorado Mr. Ingle-
dew has had considerable automobile
and mechanical experience, and was
also formerly engaged in railway ser
vice. At the present, he devotes all
of his time to the business, and is
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
THE ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK
Williams Branch

The Williams Branch Of the Ari-
zona Central Bank has enjoyed the
reputation of being one of the strong
est growing links in this entire
chain. The Williams Branch was
founded in 1887, at the same time Of
the incorporation of the parent bank.
Four years later the Williams Branch
was sold to private interests, and
was out of the system until the lat
ter part of 1917, when it again be-
came part of the Arizona Central
Bank
w. L. Lindblom, who has charge
as active manager here, was assist
ant cashier at the Flagstaff head
quarters of the Arizona Central Bank
up until April first of this year,
since which time he has entire char
ge of Williams. Altogether, Mr.
Lindblom has been connected with
the Arizona Central Bank for a per-
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

liams Avenue, and the phone number
is 81. The interior is finished in oak,
with tile floor, and there has been
installed every convenience for the
ezpedi5ing Of daily business and the
safeguarding Of the customers inter
esls The bank also owns another
mcdcrn building, located on the cClner
Of the same block, which is seventy
five by ninety feet, and is utilized for
rental purposes.
The entire personnel of the bank
are sincere believers of the future
growth and prosperity of the city Of
Williams and the Northern part of
the State Mr. Lindblom stated:
THE future of Williams depends, as
does all Northern Arizona, on the
future development of the Colorado
River Our main need here is water
development, and we also need more
residences. To my mind these are
our two main outstanding needs at
present"
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

mission and is entitled to the use of
the term "Realtor'. Mr. Pulliam al
so handles abstracts of titles and this
is the official abstracting company
for COcOninO County, having the
complete county records.
Mr.. Pulliam's business has shown
a satisfactory increase due mainly
to the facts that he is thoroughly
familiar with local conditions thro-
ugh a long residence in this section
and that all business is handled on a
straight commission basis in the
Real Estate Department, and thereby
protecting both the interests of the
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

Vice-president of the local Rotary
Club and is a fraternal man. Con-
nected with him in the business in
the Sales Department, may be men
toned Messrs. Fred Udine, and Paul
Hart.
The James Kennedy Company
handles line of general merchan-
disc, specializing in groceries, and
including fresh bakery goods daily,
and news stand in connection. Among
the many leading and nationally ad-
vertised brands handled may be men
toned the complete line of the fam
Gus S. and W. canned fruits and
vegetables, S. and w. coffee, and Boss
Patent -four. The company handles
an extraordinarily complete line of
fresh fruits and vegetables the year
around. The company also leads far
ahead in the sale of smoked and
cured meats, carrying for this de-
partment the products of Swift, Nor
ris, Armour, and Arizona Packing
Company. A complete line Of maga-
zines, newspapers, and periodicals i
handled and also a general line of
merchandise along the line Of tour
lists needs.
The James Kennedy Company owns
and operates a bakery in connection
and supplying the city here with
bakery products at both wholesale
and retail The trade name is Blue
Ribbon Bread" and this is made in
both fourteen and eighteen ounce
lOaves. An average of four hundred
loaves of bread is handled daily. The
location is at the corner of Bill Will
liams Avenue and Second Street, and
the main building is twenty-five by
one hundred feet, and the bakery in
rear is twenty-five by forty feet.
Phone As will reach both depart
ments, and the place is open from
sevent-thirty A. NJ. until eight P NJ,
seven days per week.
An average of six people are en-
ployed in all departments and the
motto is The Quality Grocer. The
volume of business has more than
doubled under the administration of
MIR. Lee. The code of ethics employ
ed is Money back if you think the
article is not worth the price you
laid US for it." Everyone connected
with the store wishes to be quoted as
boosters, and Mr.. Lee said: North
ern Arizona is progressing. and of
course. as it progresses, 50 do the
communities in this section and also
the individual buiness firms. We
need more houses and better water
conditions locally" Mr. Kennedy
said: The future of Williams and
Northern Arizona looks good. Some
day this part Of the State will be
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

buyer and seller He is a booster
and said: Il think the future of Flag
staff is splendid. We are completing
an adequate water supply for this
city which, will call for an expendi-
ture Of $400,000.00 next year. This
is being done in order to supply the
increasing demand for our fast grow
ing population. We need only to fol-
low closly the present planned devel-
opment to insure the future of Flag
staff. We have a splendid class of
people here all pulling together to
make this a real live, and prosperous
community
The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21

turned into a great national summer
resort. Our surrounding mountains,
scenery, and points of interest are
unsurpassed We have one of the
finest locations here anywhere for a
town. Then too, our farming inter
ests are coming to the front, and this
is an excellent agricultural section.
We need in the city an abundance of
good water"