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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

yentiye steps are not taken. 10 q
those who have already become
fected with tuberculosis and lnsl,'u
proper treatment. to seek ou1 ,nJ
threatened with the disease ana ~
M their resistance before the W.
culosis germ gets foot12ld' {
through educational methods @ =.
all school children and teach thelI !, !
importance of strong healthy ~
and how to develop them is guy
part of the many sided aniiLu'.'
losis campaign. which Is ena-e''
nanced by Christmas Seals ~"
sale throughout the state
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08
WOULD MAKE FARMER LOAN DEPEND
ON PRACTICE OF CROP DIVERSITY
Farmers and Bankers Are Economic Team Mates but Obligation
Rests on Farmer to Protect Soil and Balance
Crops Says D. H. Otis.
BY D. H. OTIS
mixers Association.

Association
THE banker considered the of the farmer
Economic conditions demand
nterdependence of tn
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

O"S purchasing invariably
direct
failures with decrease
failures steadily
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

The man without money knows
when he has y friend.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

To be perfectly eand.". F."
care what you think 50 long
think as we do.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

vent a serious ailment. Get the
genuine FOLEY'S HONEY AND
COMPOUND.
Sold Everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

food products they ought to be raisir
at home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
CHYSTANA POHROMA Ma
HERNY.

Az dosud byly mistnosti,
kde sc hralo a podnikany riz-
ne protizakonne sazky prona-
sledovany jen periodicky a "a
tceni provinilci obyGejne snad-
no z tenat spravedlnosti VIVA
Eli. Jak Oznamuje municipal
nj soudce Virgil J. Terrell, bu-
de cd dneSka proti vsem pre-
stupniktm nastupovano 8 ne
obycejnou pfisnosti a "a tim
iicelem podniknuto bude velk6
policejni tazeni, aby dolejsi me
sto bylo ode vsech hracskych
doupat ocist6no. (To sc ash We
lice spatne podai1, zejmena,
kdyz vypraNa jest davana talk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
UTAL NENAVIDENEMU
ZETI PRAVICI.

Dncs bude porota rozhodo-
vati o skutecnf zvlastnim pfi-
padu. 70-lety Ital Samuel Ba-
staldo, mel dceru, kterou sobe
nroti ieho Will zamilova! jiny
Ital Samuel Meringeleo a ta-
ke Sc nj potaji ozenil, ale do
stalo Sc mu cd rozzufeneho
tchana vena pon6kud neobvy-
kleho. Starec sc totiz chopil
sekery a ut'al zeti pravou ru-
ku :. Zaloba mi ma t9zke
zmrzaceni. Rabiatni tchan
ma ale ma krku" jeste jinou
zalobu, kterou zmrzaceny zet'
pozaduje ma otci sve vyvolene
hned 100000 nahrady "a Il
myslne mu zpns0bene zmrza'
Cent, jez mu bu'de zavadou dc
|srnrti pri vyd6lavani pen6z ma
,.existenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
DUSEvNf STAv COETTLlN-
GA BUDE zKpUSEN ZyLA-
STNf KOMISl.

DuSevnf stav Freda Goett-
linga, jenz jako propust6ny a
''vyleceny" chovanec byl od-
delenf pro Silence Sc zlocinny-
mi sklony propulsion, ably ma
syobod6 "a nedlouho sekerou
k smrti ubil H. Keima, obchod
nika zeleznym zbozfm ma
Quincy ave., bude vyzkousen
zvlastni komisi. Doktofi Drys-
dale, Howard a Tieney mali
iako clenove teto komise po-
dati odborne dobrozdanl, do 9.
hod. dop. vNpondeli a cd vypo-
vedi odvislo jest, zda Goctt-
ling ma byti souzen jake zlo-
cinec z normalnim rozutmem,
aneb ida Sc mali, tentokrate
snad jiz ma dobro "a MIN zavfi
tt dvere blaZince.
Goettling, jak, znamo,, byl po
spachani riznych zlocind dan
" ochranu Istavu propulsion
jako uzdraveny, aby hned ma
to spachal zlocin noyy. Pred
Is roxy zabil podobnym zpG-
sobem jako Keima jineho mu-
ze. Posledne stal Sc podezre-
lynn vrazdou obou ucitelek v
Parma townsipu, uznan vsak
"a Silence a poslan do statniho
1stavu pro, silence v Lima, od.
kudz propulsion v cewenci ro-
ku lohskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
TAzENf PROTI cHIRO-
PRAKTIKUM. :.

Pro neopravn6n6 leceni, jez
pfslusi jen diplomovanym le-
kafdm bylo pet clevelandskych
chiropraktikI odsouzeno k Pc
nezitym pokutam jelikoz sc
domnivaji, ze Sc Jim dele xii
vda, odpirali pokuty zaplatiti
.isou pripraveni ma. odpykani
rozsudkG We vezeni. Soucas-
ne V Cantonu nastoupili ctyfi
chiropraktive iiz vezenske tre-
sty, A zpravy podobne docha-
ri j z jinych ohioskych NEST.
Policejni zalohce l.. E. Skeel
vsak prohlasuje, ze bude v "a
tykani neopravn6nych lecitela
jeste dale pokracovano a ze X
zOdpovednosti bude kazdy IT,
den pohnano as Is novych pro-
vinilcG. Chiropraktikove tvr-
di, ze jsou v pravu a re uloze-
ne pokuty po $25 - nejsou
nalezite ospravedlneny a ho-
dlaji proto "a kazdych okolno-
sti vyckati rozhodnuti vyssich
stolic. Zakon vsak pozaduje,
ably zminenych pet chiroprak-
tiki Sc dostavilo dnes k soudu,
odkud budou poslani do War
rensville, kde 81 prisouzene Jim
pokuty mali "odbrueeti."
Protestuji, jelikoz slozili
2kopsky pred statni zdravotni
radou, jsou licensovani a take
.ieiich lecebni methoda jest, il
ma, nezli diplomovanych leka-
iii. Zaplacenim pokuty by
Sc pax sami pfiznavali k vine.
Jak vypravuje Skeel provo
znie v Clevelande lecbu bez
naleziteho povoleni ma 800 le-
citeli, ktefi vesmes budou k
soudu pfedvolani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
MOVE STfzNOSTI MA Do
PRAvNl SLUzBU PO-
ULlcNfCH KAR.

4
Trakcni komisar ]. w. HQl-
comb jest zaplavovan v posle-
dni dobe stfznostmi ma ffidice
poulidnich kar, kteri hedbaji,
ze u pravidelnych zastavek ce-
kali chodci ma VIZ a ignoruji
kazde znameni, ably vIz "a
stavili. Vytky tyto jsou oprav
neny neb caste stojime a dava-
me znameni, ably VIZ zastavil,
ale ridic jakobx schvalne, je-
de dale, nanejvyse ze pocastu-
je marne cekajiciho jeste po-
sklebkem. Holcomb 81 vcera
zt6zoval osobne presidentu spo
lecnosti j. j. Stanleyovi, jemuz
stiznosti potyrzoval. Rozeslal
muze ma rozlidne zastavky,
kde muzi kynuli ma motoraky,
ale tito klidne "jako by ami me-
prselo" stanici pfejeli a roz-
tomile tyto pomery shledany
byly v kazde dob6 a ma vsech
tratich. Tajemnfk spolecnosti
Paul E. Wilson pravil, re i do
lradoven spolecnosti doslo ne
kolik stiznosti podobnych, o.
mlouva vsak ridice motori tim,
re Jim mnohdy prave nynejsi
jizde TAX nepfiznive pocasi
znemozhuje kary zastaviti. Po-
dobne nezastavuje ridic, jede-
Ii "a MIN v bezprostredni bliz-
kosti TIME sm9rem kara jina.
nekdy nahodou zdrzena. Kary
musi take dodrzowati cas- die
stanoveneho jizdniho planu.
E. E. Brown, pfedseda a w.
M. Rhea, tajemnik unie zfizen.
cG poulicnich kar vini pax jizd
nj rad spolecnosti, ktery zne.
mozhuje ridicdm dojeti SPRAY.
ne yeas ma misto, maji-li vsu'
de zastavovati a take bylo uni
jiz proti t6mto nedostatkIn
protestovano. Casteji Sc sta
va, re VIZ jest zdrzen n9jako,
nehodou a tu personalu ne
zbyva nez-li ztraceny cas- uspi
sen6jsi vozbou nahraditi.
Trakcni komisaf vsak trva
ably pomery tyto Sc neopako
valy a zdGraznuje, ze fidii
musi byti dbano znameni k "a
staveni ma vsech zastavkach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
BYvALY cUYERNER DAVIS
A JEHO PkfSTf POLiTI-
4 cKA cINNOST.

Rozsirovan@ zpravy, ze BY
valy guverner Harry ]. Davis
po SVEN navratu Sc hodla We
novati obchodu, jsou v nejpo-
sledn9jsi dob9 otfasany pove-
sti, ze Davis Sc poznovu vrhne
We vir politicke cinnosti a W.
stoupf ia kolbiste "a podzim-
mich voleb do mestske rady.
Vyvraci Sc, sice povest. ze by
Sc hodlal uchazeti 0 ifad ma
nagera mesta, jak urceno by
10 volicstvem a jest pravde pe-
dobno, ze zapocnc. ,karieru
tam, kde svoji politickou sla-
WI zalozil, kandidaturou do
sboru otci m9sta. Zvolenf je-
no pax by as mohlo v6sti k
po;itickemu vIdcovstvi. fts
V politickych kruzich pfetfa
sa Sc mozne jmenovanf Freda
B. Cowleye ma trad zdejsiho
postmistra a docileny iispech
pfipisovan jest ma vrub horli-
We jeho cinnosti cirkevnf hlav-
ne v muzskem klubu Epworth-
Euclid thodisticko. episko-
palniho kostela ma vych. 55. ul.
a Prospect ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

okazale ma buben, ably kazdy
jemnz n6jake nebezpecf hrozf
Sc zavcas ukiidil ma navst6.
WI policejnf po pfipade nalezi-
t6 pfipravil.)
Prvnf obetf ocistne akce Sc
stal r. e. Brennan, 719 Pro-
spect ave., u n9hoz nalezen byl
cely seznam osob sazejicich,
jenz byl tim usvedcen a Ter
rellem odsouzen k pokute $500
a k nalhrad9 soudnfch 1trat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

Dobre, trochu obehrane fo-
nografy, hraji vsecky rekordy
jsou v bezvadnem mechanic
KEN stavu jeden rok zaruGe-
ne. Pravidelna cena $4,000
nynf "a $85. Miltneriv Hudeb-
nj Ddm, nejstarsl 2 ceskych
v m9ste. - Olympia budova,.
Broadway a vtch. IS. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

Dobre, trochu obehram& TO-
nografy, hraji vsecky rekordy,
isou v bezMadnem mechanic
KEN stavu a jeden rok zaruce-
ne. Pravidelna cena $4,000
nyni "a $85. Miltnerdv Hudeb-
nj Dunn, nejstarSi z ceskych
v meste. - Olympia budova,
broadway a vych. IS. ul.. 8
Evening star., 1923-03-12
'PREVENTED.C CROPS
TOTAL BILLIONS
Agriculture Department Re-
ports Production Losses
in Past 13 Years.

Prevented production aggregated a
total average value OF 1920. 100000
yearly in eleven of the country's i'm
portant crops during the thirteen
years. 1909 to 1921. the Department
OF Agriculture estimates. Weather,
plant diseases. defective seed and in
sect and animal pests account for
this prevented production.
The corn crop Is the chief SUFFERER.
its annual average prevented produc-
ton being 1.56s.s79.000 bushels. which
at the average December 1 farm
prices, makes its value 1.256, ,2S2. 900.
Next in order Is the cotton crop.
whose prevented production averaged
8.4l8.000 bales. valued at $882.585, 900.
including seed. Wheat follows with
an annual average damage of 44S,-
$4,000 bushels, valued at $599.372.O0O.
Other Prevented Crops.
The average prevented production
and value OF other crops are estimat-
Oats. 5ss.4ss. 900 bushels. and value
$280.277.0oo; barley. 1Os.063.0OO BUSH
els valued at S81.318.000: fiaxseed.
11.777.000 bushels. valued at $26.494.-
600: rice. 11.2S7.o00 bushels. valued
bushels. valued at s2O1. $4,000: ap-
pies. 163.456.000 bushels. valued at
$186, 5000: hay. 34.025.000 tons. val
ued at $576,401 900. and tobacco. 455:-
$4,000 pounds, valued at $s0,774.O0O
Flaxseed leads all of these crops
in future uncertainty of production
with a range between high and low
damage to the potentia crop as great
as Sis per cent of that crop. Fol-
lowing in order of uncertainty come
apples with a range of 35.7 per cent
cotton with r range of 30.o per cent
barley with 30.l per cent. hay with
cent. corn with q per cent. potatoes
with 1872 per cent. wheat and rice
each with 1913 per cent. and tobacco
far below with 9.S per cent.
'If farmers could harvest a poten-
tial production, says the department
of agriculture" they could greatly
reduce the acreage now devoted to
these eleven crops. The greatest re-
ducticn would be one-half for flax
seed. apples. and cotton. taking the
average OF the last two years for
cotton. The reduction would be one
third for corn. wheat, oats, barley,
potatoes. and tobacco, and for two
crops-rice and hay-the reduction
would be one quarter.
Had the potential production been
realized on the actual acreage of
crops. prices would have been smash
ed. However. il will not do to say
that the farmer has lost an income
equivalent to the value of the pre-
vented production based on the price
Of the harvest production. The fact
is that the cost of the efforts to
produce that portion of the potential
crop which failed as a part of the
cost of producing that portion of the
crop which succeeded, and the eco
nomic necessity is that the farmer
shall receive the equivalent of this
abortive cost in the price of the
crop actually produced"
Evening star., 1923-03-12
Gas Company Financing.

The Washington Gas Light Com
pany is planning to issue in the near
future 81. 600 000 per cent debenture
bonds. part Of the proceeds to be
used TO retire outstanding $2.000.000
y per cent notes. the balance to
he used to reimburse the company
for capital expenditures.
Following the example OF the
American Telephone ana Telegraph
Company and several other industrial
corporations, the mana agement pro-
poses to interest the employees of the
corporation in the purchase Of the
securities
The Gas Company is the oldest pub
lie utility in Warrington and has
long and creditable record
1917 Income Taxes.
Income taxes of 1917 are still un-
der review by the internal revenue
bureau. March l was the original
limit for review of the 1917 returns
hut the extension of the time of
fling returns, resulted in a Treasury
decision extending the time for re-
view to April l. 1928. Five years
Ia the limit term for review of re-
turns.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
BANK GAINS MADE
! FOR THE YEAR 1922
Jacksonville Shows Largest
Per Cent on Smallest Earn
i ings-LocaI Stocks Firm.

Earnings of national banks. in six
teen leading cities. as published to-
day from official sources, indicate
that the banks of Jack sonville. Fla,
the gateway for the state. made the
largest return on capital and sur
plus 22 per cent. while Minneapolis,
the great grain center of the north
west. produced the smallest percent
age of gain for national banks. 11.07,
on capital and surplus.
Washington makes creditable
showing in the list, the earnings on
capital and surplus OF the national
institutions being but 1915 per cent.
or s1.730,000 net. Chicago. on its
large net earnings. made iI.3 per cent
on capital and surplus.
Following table shows gross earn
ings. net earnings and per cent of
earnings to capital and surplus for
national banks last year:
Evening star., 1923-03-12
HUNTER KILLED BY CHUM,
Both Had Been Reported Slain in
New Mexico.

LAS CRUCES. N. NJ. March H.
Search for the supposed slayers of
Lassaro Martinez and Santiago silva,
prominent New Mexico ranchers
whose bodies were reported found by
a posse, ended abruptly when Martinez
walked into the sheriff's Office here
and. according to the authorities, ad-
mitted he had killed Silva, his boyhood
friend, while they were on a hunting
trip near Rincon, N. NJ, two days ago.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office.

and a point and a half from the high
Of a week ago
A sharp advance in Onyx Hosiery
was one of the features OF the day.
This stock was up s points from its
low of week ago, operations for the
rise being conducted on the strength
of earnings statement put out when
the stock was listed that bore a
favorable construction.
Dubilier Radio was another notice
ably strong issue. At SE 1t stood
at new high for the year. and 3
points above where 1t was selling at
one time last week
The erratic Durant Motors had
what was for 1t a rather quiet day.
1t sold a shade above sixty at one
time against 5Sh at the close last
week. The advance in tire prices an
nounced by United States Rubber
caused more of demand for Good
year shares.
Some large blocks of Arizona Globe
were taken between 70 and " cents.
Independent Lead fell off a bit and
there was heavy realizing also In
Ohio Copper Michigan Copper was
bought on reports of favorable de-
velopments in the properties.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
WALL STREET NOTES.

Special Dispat tch TO The Star
NEW YORK, March 12.-The Febru-
ary wage distribution at Youngstown
was S6.100.937. which was an in
crease of s713.937 over January and
the next largest monthly wage dis
tribution in two years. OF III sheet
mills in the vicinity of Youngstown.
only two--the heavy units of Republic
Iron and Steel-are idle.
Ex-dividends today: America II
Safety Razor Butte Superior Mining,
s. S. Kresge. common and preferred; !;
Montana Power. common and prefer
red; Utah Copper and Western Elec-
trio preferred.
Regular quarterly dividends today:
New York Steam Corporation, Bangor
and Aroostook railroad.
Consolidated Textiles annual meet
ing Of stockholders, set for today, has
been postponed until early in April
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Com
pany directors meet Thursday after
noon, and 1t is expected that resump
tion of dividends on preferred stock
will be discussed.
A New York coffee exchange seat
sold today for $6.900-s900 higher
than the last sale.
New York bank clearings. s432. .000.-
900; New York bank balances, s67,
100000; New York Federal Reserve
Bank credits, s67,000.000; Boston bank
clearings, $50. 200. 600.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
GRAIN EXPORTS SLUMP.
Last Weeks Figures Are Much Be.
low Previous Week.

Grain exports from the United
States last week amounted to 5.141,-
900 bushels. as compared with 8,740.-
600 bushels the week previous.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
Washington Stock EXCHANGE

SALES
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel ,s-so .OO0 AZ %
Lsnston Monotype-10 at 79
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 7i2s-S1 900 at 1N3h
Washington Rwy. & Elec 4s-sI OOO ~ 7oIa
Aoney-Call loans 5 and 8 per cent
Evening star., 1923-03-12
SUGAR PRICES HIGHER.

NEW YORK. March 12.-The raw
sugar market was f1rm and active
early today with Cubas advancing to
the basis of 5As, cost and freight.
equal to 7.4O for centrifugal. There
were sale of about 10000 bags OF
Cubas to operators and outport re-
finers and $4,000 bags of Porto Ricos
to Philadelphia refiners
The raw sugar futures market was
firmer rejecting the advance in the
spot market and prices at one time
showed net advances of IT TO 10
points under renewed trade and COM
mission house buying Realizing
checked the upward movement just
before midday and prices eased off
several points from the best.
There was a better inquiry reported
for refined but there was no change
in prices which are quoted at SIS
to 9.15.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
EX-KAlSER LIFTS BAN
ON DRAMA ABOUT SELF
1.-The Dismissal" Depicting Con-
fict With Bismarck, May Be
Publicly Presented Now.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 12.-Former En-
peror william is reported by the
newspapers to have withdrawn his ap.
peal from the court decision permitting
public performance of Emil Ludwig's
drama, THE Dismissal" which depicts
the conflict between the young kaiser
and Bismarck, the iron chancellor.
William objected to stage per-
formance portraying him without his
permission.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
ACTORS EQUITY BANS
SUNDAY PERFORMANCES
By the Associated Press

10y lIP AksOfIuTpd PrPNS.
NEW YORK. March l2-The stage
and the Sabbath came to an under
standing yesterday, when 1900 mem
hers of the Actors Equity Associa-
tons. assembled in the Forty Eighth
street Theater, unanimously indorsed
the Equity Councils refusal to per-
init Sunday performances
recording Secretary Grant Stew
art explained the attitude of the as
sociation in speech in which he
maintained that the seven-day strain
was too heavy for any actor and
pointed to the death of Frank Bacon
IS proof of his argument. He said
continental actors who play Sunday
performances do not face the same
nervous tension as American per
formers, owing to the variety policy
of European theaters
Evening star., 1923-03-12
WOOL PRICES SHADED.

BOSTON. March IL (SpeciaD.-The
Sumner street wool market was
quiet and about unchanged today.
with prices a shade under their best
levels Of the early part of this year.
There was a fair demand for worsted
woods manifested. rise on shear
ing is being delayed by unfavorable
weather and transactions In the west
were reported of small volume.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
CLOTH MARKETS QUIET.

NEW YORK, March IL Especially -
Quiet marked the market for cotton
cloths today, with prices little changed
from the levels Of last week. The
raw silk market showed no change
from the strong levels of Saturday.
The market was steady and q similar
tone was manifest in Yokohama,
where 500 bales changed hands.
Evening star., 1923-03-12

NEW YORK. March 12.-Following
is an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1923-03-12
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
Received by Private

NEW YORK, March 12.-Outside of
some of the low-priced mining stocks
and a few of the oils. trading on the
curb exchange today was compare
lively dull. Oil shares for the most
part were inclined to yield ground,
this being particularly true of the
Standard Oil group.
Undoubtedly the uncertainty re-
garding the report of merger be-
tween Standard Oil of Indiana and
Cosden Oil. has checked speculation
for the rise in the former stock.
If il should turn out that there was
such a combination on foot involving
an equal exchange of the two stocks.
then either Cosden. around 81, $ ;co
low or Standard of Indiana. where
is was selling today just under 81, is
too high.
Humble Oil. which had sold Il week
ago at Al 4, was rather freely offered
and broke below So Standard Of
New York was fairly active around
46, which was substantially the Sat-
urday closing. International Petroleum,
22h4 was off a half point from Saturday
Evening star., 1923-03-12
is CHAMPION STOWAWAY,
Lad Makes His Sew
enth Journey Across Sea.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE
world champion stowaway" arrived
in New York again yesterday. Hans
Breitlauch, twenty-five years old,
completed his seventh trip from Ger
many on the President Roosevelt,
which docked at Hoboken after q
stormy trip from Bremen.
He was taken to Ellis Island to
await deportation.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
Local Securities.

Business on the local bank eX
change was decidedly dull. bur there
was "a little better feeling in the
public utility shares although no
transactions were recorded.
Bid price for Capital Traction. 100
with 100os asked. Railway common.
65s bid, with 66L2 asked: consider
able nominal Improvement over re-
cent figures.
Lanston sold sparingly at -.
Gas notes. 7I- per cent. sold at
103ls. and Railway As at 12i2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-02-09
Notice 10 Creditor +.

NOTICE Is hereby siyen that the sub
scziber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montsouery co1ntY. Nd. le,ters
Of administrator o. the personal estate Of
MARY E. C-AGETT.
late Of said county. deceased AL psgsoas
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby ~srned % exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. 70 the Subscriber
On o. before the 39th day Of July. ls23 /;
Otherwise they may. b. law. Be excluded
from al benefit Of said estate. Al persons
indebted % said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment Giyen under
ny hand this 9th day Of January. 1sz3.
Ebert I. dAGETT.
feb est Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-02-09
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scribef has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county. Md. letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM +. LAZENBY.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of June. 1923;
otherwise they may. BY law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of December. 1922.
CLARA L. CISSEI.,
dec 22-6t Administrative.