davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-07-08
CALL MONEY HIGHER.

NEW YORK. July S.-Can money
firmer; high. gig; low 2l2; ruling
rate. 2l2: closing bid. 212 offered at
%, last loan, 21a; call loans against
acceptances, 214; time loans easy !;
mixed ollateral. siXty-ninety days,
Pa as: four-six months, 3a3 l2; prime
commercial paper, 31-a3a,
Evening star., 1924-07-08
TO THE POLICYHoLDERS OF
THE PRUDENTIAL

INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of
the Polieyholder Of THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
will be held at the Home Once of said Com
pany in the City Of Newark. New Jersey, on
Monday, the First day Of December, 1924, at
twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose Of select
ing four persons to be voted FOR by the policy
holders Trustee rs members Of the Board Of
Directors at the annual election Of Directors
of the Company to be held on the Twelfth day
OF January, 1875.
At such meeting every polieyholdef Of the
corporation who il Of the age of twenty-one
years or upwards and whose policy has been in
force for 1T least one year last past shall be
entitled to east one vote in person or by proxy
Evening star., 1924-07-08
Have You Been stung Yet

Some men have to get stung good
and hard before they learn to be eau
tious in making investments. Before
you invest-investigate!
Evening star., 1924-07-08

Income tax returns show that
1886 women are paying the tax
as heads of families"
Evening star., 1924-07-08
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.

The regular quarterly dividend Of Two DOL
lars and twenty-five Cents per share will be
paid on Tuesday, July Is. 1874, to stockhold-
ers of record at the close of business on Fri.
day, Juno 90, 1874.
H. BLAR-sMrTH, Treasurer.
Evening star., 1924-07-08

| bulk. 13.00a13.50; culls. s.50a9.00; odd
lots fat ewes, 5.00a5.50; choice feed
| ers, 1900.
Evening star., 1924-07-08
Money to Loan

Secured by frst deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
IOSenh / Weller 420 Wash L. & Trust
Bldg. 9th NV
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
- ~ a = 20,
.KARCAG ,HATARABAN KIRA-
BOLTAK EGY TANYAT.
Kisiilt, hogy testvergyilkossag
volt.

Karcag varos hataraban ~ot Ia
nya van, -me1yeE koziil az egyik-
mex a Sos csalad tulajdonosa.
Sosek a napokban varosba k0l-
t0ztek $ csak ket fiu maradt kint
tanyan, egy Il ewes es ennek
occse. Az elmult ejszaka a ket flu
ARA ebredt fel, hogy erosen dom
getrk lakasuk ajtajat. Amint az
idosebbik flu kinyitotta az ajtot,
harom s0tet ajax tamadt ra. A XII
sebbik fiji ere, 'hogy batyjanak
segitseget szerezzen, az ablakon
kiugrett. A tamadok eszrevettek a
flu menekiileset, utana lottek. A
fiut egy golyo a fejen talalta 0sz-
szeesett, Az idoscbbik fiut ezutan
0sszek0t'oztek, az istallobol a To-
vakat kihoztak, a szanokat meg
toltottek gabonaval, a megkoto-
zott fiut feldobtak a zsakok tete-
ejere elhajtottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

|a fokapitAnysagon kihallgattak es
ekkor megahapitast nyert, hogy
Takacs az elso kepesitest hamisi-
totta, azutan ezzel Sarospatakra
ment a masodik vizsga letetelefe.
A masodik vizsgat a sarospataki
tehol6gian lie is tette es mar a va
lodi okmannyal jelentkezett Buda-
pesten reformatus egyhaznal.
Ezen val6di okmany alapjan bu-
dapestti reformatus piispdks6g
Kiskunhalasra kiildte ki segedlel-
kesznek es ebben az anasaban
hosszabb ideig muk0d0tt.
Takacs Gyorgy most megszal-
lott teriletre pisp0ki titkarnak
kesziilt, ez alkalommal budapest
reformatus egyhaztol elbocsata it
es haromszazezer korona utik0ltse-
get kert. Az elbocsatasi kerveny-
hez az .0sszes dkmanyait mellekel-
ME kellett. A kerveny beerkezte-
vel az okmanyok atvizsgalasa al
kalmaval Takacs Gy0rgy els6 ke-
pesiteset gyanusnak talalta pus-
poki hat6sag es azert feljelentest
tett fokapitanysagon. A. letar-
toztatas azonban, mindeddig ke-
isett, inert Takacs mem j0tt fel f.
lvarosba. (;
Takacs Gyorgy most. megerkej
zctt Budapestre azert, hogy az Ell
'bocsato okmanyt es haromszaz
e2er korona utik0ltseget atvegys
jaz egyhazt6l. A puspoki hivata
Takacs Gyorgy megerkezesero
ertesitette a f6kapitanysagot
oman detktivek mentek XII es mes
vartak a, jelentkez0 segedlelkeszt
aki ket orakor jelent meg a hiva
talban. A detektivek azonnal ell
fogtaEk es eloallitottak f0kapi
tanysagra. Z,
A kihallgatas k0zben megallapi
tast nyert az is, hogy Takac
Gyorgyot a gyulai tdrSeiyszeI
sikkasztas miatt korozi. Takac
-.1Gyorgyot kihallgatasa Itan el6ze
tes letartdatafasba helyeztek e
atadjak gyulai torvenyszeknek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

sebesitett Is szamtalan embert
osszegazolt. 2-3 meter magassagra
hanyta fel 6ket, a vasarosok ko-l
csipjait es satrait felforditotta. A
panik s6riasi nagy lett, "a vasaros
tomeg kiabalassal, orditozassal
menekilt el0le.
Ebben a rettenetes helyzetben
egy kocsi k0zeledett vasarter
fele eros hajtassal, a NIT kor-
don't all6 csend6rok utjaban fel-
tart6ztattak. A kocsi megallt 6s
harman ugrottak XII belole, egye-
nesen b0mbolo es szarvat hanyo
bikanak rohantak. Az egyik, aki
legel6l leggyorsabban futott a
bika fele, borkabatjat ,futas k0z-
ben levetette es az egyenes tama-
das el6l megtorpant bika szarvat
megragadva,. egy Szemplllantas
alatt f0ldre dobta hatalmas al
llatot, mely rettenetes orditassal a
f0ldre teriilt. A mask egy hatal-
mas ugrassal a 'nyakan terdelt es
moccanast sem engedett neki, a
harmadik egy kozelben lev6 gaz-
| daja altal OFT hagyott k0teles sa
torb6l par kotelet hozott es pilla-
natok a1att d k0zelben leyo hatal-
mas akac t0rzsehez k0t0ttek. K0z-
ben elokeriilt egy meszaros a -ko-
zelbol, aki leszurta. Az osszevero-
dott sokasag halajat akarta kife-
jezni a, harom eletmentonek, de
eek epen olyan 9yorsan,' amint
j0ttek, sebes hajtassal elhajtattal1
A. harom eletmento Sallay Andras
kecskemet orgovanyi birtokos
Schenk Rezs6 es Gerley Mihaly
ma gantisztviselok, kecskemeti II
kGsok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
d HIREK AZ OHAZABOL u n

Utkozben a snlyosan megkin-
Z0tt flu elvesztette eszmeletet. A
rablok AIT hittek, hogy a fiu meg
halt S ledobtak szanrol a hoba.
A flu lassan magahoz teri, kotele-
keitol megszabaditotta magat ell
vanszorgott a legkozelebbi 0rhaz-
hoz, ahonnan sziileit ertesitette az
esemenyr0l. A ket fiut bevittek a
varosba, apolas ala vettek, azon-
ban a kisebbik flu fejloves ko-
vetkezteben elet-halal koz0tt le-
beg es mines remeny az eletben
maradasahoz.
A rablogyilkossagot nyolcan k0-
vettek el. EFT a meset j6l kigon-
dolva es elfogadhatoan talalta Xxi
a csend6rsegnek az id6sebbik Sos
testver. u.
Az egesz k0rnyek csendorsege
lazasan nyomozott a rablogyilko-
sok utan, de. eredmeny nelkul.
/ Most aztan a biinugyben szenza-
clos fordulat allottt be. Kiderjiit,
hogy a rabl6gyilkossag mesejet az
4 id0sebb, Sos testver talalta XII es
| ielentette rend6rsegnek azert
hogy leplezze a testvergyilkossii
got.
Sos Istvan ugyanis mulatos lie
Egeny ,leven, a karcagi korcsmak
ban elivott 8 mazsa buza arat. 4
buzat apja tudta nelkill adta ell &
azserte kapott osszcget eldorbezol
a.'Nehogy apJa rajojjon "a turpis
sagra, elhatarozta, hogy rabl6
gyilkossagot rendez sajat tIanya
jukon es AIT fogja mondani, hog,
IdDloK Vltlek Vi llldllyAo hid
I zsa buzat. BorZaLmas tervenek fel
aldozta occset, kit csak azert lot
lie, hogX nagyobb hitelesseget nye
jen a rabl6tamadasrol szolo me
/. Sc. Occset almaban 0sszekotozte
ketszer belelott sajat fegyvereb6
es kihurcolta a tanya ele. A nyo
< mozast vegzo detektivek meg is ia
l talaltak pisztolt tanyan buz
: rosta ala rejtve. A gyilkos ezuta
2 mem is tagadta biinet, t0redelme
!, beismer0 vallomast tett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
ELAJULT A GYARKEMENY
TETEJEN.

Az amerikai mozffilmekre kivan
koz6 izgalmas eletmentes t0rtent
a nagykanizsai Stern-fele tegla-
gyarban. A gyarkemeny tetejen
lev0 villamharitonak vaIami baja
tortent es a gyar egyik gepesze
vallalkozott, hogy a hibat kijavit-
ia. A kemeny belso kapaszkodoin
felmaszott kemenybe. Alig ert
valamivel tul IA k0zepen, hirtelen
szediiles fogta ell, A kemenyben
felfele aramlo szengaz belelegzese
k0vetkezteben olyam rosszul lett,
hogy mar-mar eszmeletet vesztve,
iparkodott feljebb, ahol leghu-
zam mar sejtette vele friss leve-
got. Alig tudott kikapaszkodni
kemenybol es amint kiert szabad
levegGre, eszmeletleniil terult ell
kemeny peremen. OFT fekiidt egy
darabig, felig lelogo felsotesttel,
mikor teglagyaros fla eszrevet-
tie S azonnal mentokert kiild0tt.
Az egyik ment0 gazved6 alarccal
felszerelve r0gt0n nekiindult a
bels0 kapaszkod6 vasakon, de az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
DUPLA. ARON ADTA Ell
SAJAT KOPORS0JAT.

Furcsasagok vilagat eljuk, de
mar ennel furcsabb eset keves for
dult el6.
Egy eltesebb egri ember mar re-
gebben megbetegedett es csaladja
halalat varta. Az Greg ur hosszu
ideig haldoklott, a csalad pedig
mivel sziikos anyagi viszonyok ko-
zott el, remegve gondolt ARA, ho-
Cyan temetik ell "a csaladf6t. SEE
rencsejiikre van egy amerikai
nagybacsijuk. Megirtak neki az
''ssass ~ ll 81 81 lt,emetssre
.penzt, -
as bbaeAslinak ,Amherikaban
{ mee,gessett ie 3 szive Il n!yomorg6 csa-
F'1aaot essktld6tt is rs dollart. A
Ecsalad Finegfis vasarolta a kopor-
sot haldokl6nak.
Nit tesz azonban a sors. A hal
dokl6 kigyogyult es makkegeszse-
ges lett. Miyel halalra meg alma
ban sem gondolt, a csaladnak pc
dig sziiksege volt a penzre, az ore 9
ur, niiyeI a kopors6k ara idokoz
;,
ben alaposan felment, dupla aror
adta ell a sajat koporsojat.
Lam, az elet, ez askegyetlen mes
ter, meg a shalalt is ossze tudi;
kombinalni valutaval, a keres
kedelmi konJunkturaval es "a :
nyomorralvA,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
ASSZONYSZOKTET0
KEREsKED D0sEGED.

A makoi rend6rseg taviratilag
megkereste a rendorsegeket, hogy
amennyiben oft tartozkodnek egy
Hegedis JOSEF newt % ewes ke-
resked6seged, azonnan tartoztas-
ak lie, inert nagyaranyu szelhamos-
sagot kovetett ell.
Par nappal ezelott ugyanis He,
gediis megjelent Makon egy SEE.
recsen-utcai baratjanal, akinel
alig egy negyedoraig id6zott, maid
meghiyta 3t; sgS,y pqhar % s9rre as;
hany percE mitlva <,atnak iis induI,
tax mindketten, miRor 4, oillba1i'. 4 \ 9
mak6i fater kozelf lfbs:ssttek. Hega;
diisneld <.leszehe jutott yals1ai,. Is
arar kErtt|e baratjat, fiogya amenjs''
elore al Korona-vendegl6be, ahova
dolga vegeztevel q is k0veti. A
barat $zot fogadott, miutan azon
ban Hegediis hosszabb varakozas
utan sem erkezett vissza, haza
ment ,ahol kellemetlen meglepett.
erte.> Lakasat feldulva talalta q
sok ertekes holmijaval felesege il
eltjint.. !, IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
CsODAs FELGYoGYULAs.
A Szombathelyen me!

A Szombathelyen megjelen5
Vasvarmegye irja kovetkezo-
ket: Esterhazy' Maria hercegno 10
ev el6tt ) esztend6s koraban jatek
k0zbeh er0sen kimelegedve leUlt
a hideg kolepcs6re. Meghiilt as
! hosszu betegseg utan mindket la
bara 1megbenult. Hiaba vittek
egyik professzortol masikhoz,
egyik .fiirdob6l a masikba, a kis
hercegnon semmi sem segitett. II
zenot even at toloszeken yittek
mindenhova es k0zben hercegno
feltiin6en sep hajadonna serdult,
aki okcssagaval iranyitoja lett az
Esterhazy csaladnak. Nehany no.
nappal ezelot tegy bajor mernokrs
hivtak fel a csalad figyelmet. Ez a
.mernok kiserletei kozben az ener-
giaatvitelnek es a szuggesztiv ke-
.zclesnek olyan meglep6 hatasaira
bukkaint, 'hogy megpr6balk ozott
az ilyen uton valo gy6gyitassal.
Kezelesere biztak a hercegnot es
csakhamar szinte csodalatos cred
menyeket ert ell. A hercegno 10
evi benasag utan elhagyta a told-
kocsit es idegen segitseg nelkill
jarkal egyik szobabol a masikba.
Persze meg eltart egy ideig, mig
laba megerosodik es hozzaszokik
hosszabb mozgashoz is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

is, alig ert a ksmeny kozepeig, el-
ajult, lie kellett hozni es felmos-
datni. A masodik ment6nek aztan
sikeriilt feljutni a meg mindig esq
meletleniil fekv6 gepeszhez. Gyor-
san felmosdatta, aztan magaval
witt kotelek segitsegevel leeresztet
te kemeny tetejer6l meg ekkor
is magaval tehetetlen gepeszt. A
mentok, mivel allapota .aggodalom-
ra mem adott okot, otthon hagytak
a lakasan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
.CSECSEM0HOLTTEST A
PALYAUDVAR EL0TT.

A keleti palyaudvar indulasi
oldalan, az autok varakozasi he
lyen egy csomagot talaltak. Rend-
6rt hivtak, aki a csomagot felbon-
totta es a csomagolo paprosba es
ket zsakdarabba burkolva egy
leanycsecsem0 holttestet talalta
Amikor a csomagot megtalaltak,
egy z0m0k, sz0kc, barna kabatot
visel6 no mondotta, 'hogy vigyaz
zanak, hatha csecscn.o var 5cnne
Ez Nc eltint. A nyomozas meg
indult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
GEORGE D. DALTON
$50 Dollar Bank 6ptilet

Telefon: 7514S: Lakas telefon: 43734
Ha hazat, farmot, telket venni vagy
eladni akar, vagy nj hAzat 6piteni, Ak
kor forduljon bizalommal hozz&m.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
HAMS OKMANNYAL SEER
ZETT PAPIDIPLOMAT ES
SEGEDLELKESZI ALLAST.
Takacs Gy0rgy kiskunhalasi re-
formatus segedlelkeszt letart6ztat-
ia a rendorseg. - Sikkasztasert is
k0r0ztek Takacsot.


A detektive|kl minap delutan 2
6rakor budapest reformatus egy
haz piisp0ki hivatalabol eloallitot-
tax a fokapitanysagra Takacs
Gy0rgyot, az egyhaz Kiskunhalas-
ra kinevezett segedlelkeszet. Az
el6allitas Okla az volt, hogy Ia
kacs Gyorgy hamis kepesitesi ok
manyokkal szerezte meg maganak
budapesti fueformatus egyhaz-
tol Ikiskunhalasi segedlelkeszi
kineveztetest.
Az el6allitott Takacs Gyorgy0t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKETl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
VI TOLDI A KISKOROSI
VASARTEREN.

A kiskor0si allatvasaron egy We
zeteken tartott 5 esztendoS ma
gyar bika megvadult, egy rantas-
sal orzoi kezebol kisza badillva
oriasi b0mbolessel az emberek so.
kasaga koze> rohant. Ket embert
halalosan atszurt meteres szarvai.
val. Kilenc embert sulyosan meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
APR0 HlRDETESEK
EL.ADoM:

a Mill Greek Park es Glacier to
mellett fekv6 telkemet. Nagysaga
50x118. Minden Improvement ben
ne van XII van fizetve. A Mahon-
ing Ave. es az Ohio Work villa
mosok menten. dakoz6dni lehet
szerkesztosegiinkben, Mr.. Mraz-
nal. sss, - 'F, .s'-s,.1' 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
APR0 HIRDETfSEk
DEBRosZKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legr6gibb magysy 6ptt6a
vallalkoz6ja. Mindenfele 6pit6st bixto.
stick Is q regjobb feltdtelek mAliett
elvAllal, Ha 6pitsni ahar, aj&nla*os,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debrosx13
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkez6shex ingysn "a
tanacsot, rajzot IS k0lts6gvet6st. Oiln:
Andrew Debroszly, 1860 Wilson Ava,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
BUSINESS POINTERS.

FOR SALE =. Singer Sewing Ma
hine, in good condition.
Jy-5-tf. M. F. KITCHENS,
9O3 Second Street.
Our store will be open all day Sat-
urday and Saturday night as usual
T. F. Hargis, Poomoke City, Md.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Harvey T. Pusey from Artley F
Bounds and others, 1O8 acres of land
more or less, on the north side OF
Denston's Mill Branch, in the It'll
Election district.
Daniel Trimper, ST., from Kath-
arine S. Marlborough, real estate con-
tanning $1,000 square feet, more OF
less, on the mainland opposite Ocear
City.
r. Fulton Powell from Charles H
Harmon and wife, part of the "Lii
Sturgis Farm" obtaining about SO
acres, on the Westerly side of the D.
M. & v. Railroad, near Newark.
Arthur C. Bromley and Aline M
Bromley, his wife, from Annie r
Shrapley, property in Stockton, OF
East side Of the street leading to Cir
dletree. Consideration, $4,000.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
IN MEMORIAM.

At a regular convention of POGO
moke Lodge No. SO held on June 49,
1924 the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted:
Whereas, 1.-THE Angel of Death,
that messenger from whose visitation
no mortal is exempt, has called to his
eternal rest our brother E. James
Tull thereby taking a link from the
chain of our earthly fraternity anr
adding a link to the Golden Chain
that binds us to the innumerable
brotherhood in the great beyond, ant
Whereas, We deeply feel our loss
and bow in humble submission to the
inevitable summons; therefore be il
Resolved, That we extend to thu
family and friends our heartfelt sym
rathy in this hour Of sorrow, and fur
Their
Resolved, That our altar be drap
ed with the emblem of mourning, ant
that a page of our records be devoted
to the memory Of him whose loss we
are called upon to mourn.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions, signed by our officers anc
attested by our seal, be presented te
the family of our departed brother.
EDGAR FONTAINE
WILLIAM E. HALL
HARRY r. DIXON
Committee
FRANCIS SHEPHERD, C. C.
L. T. ELLIS, K. of r. & S.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
International Tennis
NosU In Spot Light
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page u
and in the field have furnished lots Of
material for the sports writer's Of the
Monumental City. He has probably
done more than any one else to keep
the Orioles out in front, and he seems
to be the sensation of the league.
In the Eastern Shore League Do
ver's lead has shrunk to one game.
Cambridge, at this writing is the run
ner-up; Parksley is coming fast;
Easton has taken a brace; and Sails
bury seems to be slipping.
The fans at Easton have ertainly
proved themselves good sports. The
attendance has been fine, and the
spirit back Of the team is inspiring to
the men in the field. They deserve to
win, and many are roofing for them
to improve their position.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
Marriage Licenses

c. Sidney Green, Snow Hill, and
Gladys G. Wheeler, Snow Hill.
George Rev, Bloxom, and Isabel
D. Crank, Lynchburg, Va.
Charles E. Blackboard, Girdletree,
and D. Virginia Dickerson, Girdle-
tree.
Joe DeMarco, Chincoteague, and
AIRY A. Bloxom, Chincoteague.
Charles J. Wells, Philadelphia and
Margaret Smith, Elkton.
William H. Clarke, Berlin, and
Florence E. Outten, .Machipongo.
John T. Mariner, Pocomoke City
and Ada Butler, Poomoke City.
Harry L. Ellingsworth, Millsboro
and Dorothy M. Collins, Millsboro.
Adele L. Houtteman, Penfield, Pa.
and Evelyn B. Selby, Snow Hill, Md
Oran Nelson Culver, near Fruit
land, and Elsie Mae McGrath, neal
Fruitland.
John I. Timmons, Snow Hill, an:
Iva N. Jones, Snow Hill.
Oliver Lee Bonneville, Pocomok'
City, and Willie Lee Truitt,, POGO
moke City.
Ralph L. Birmingham, Berlin, ant
Louise S. Hodge, Crisfield.
Leslie G. Parks, Parksley, and Beu
lah E. Mock, Temperanceville.
Morris B. Lewis, Onley, and Thel
ma B. Phillips, Melfa, Va.
Shelley White Parks, Parksley, an
Bernice Young, Parksley.
Raymond Talbot Harrison, Readin
and Mary Koch, Reading, Pa.
Willie J. Powell, Powellville, Md
M. Flossie Hearne, Snow Hill.
Prettyman King, Powellville, Md
and Essie E. Hales, Snow Hill.
Hillary H. Pusey, Pocomoke City
and Sarah E. Powell, Pocomoke City
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
Electric Treatment
AT Our Very Doors
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tomobile-the battery - weakens as
it's charge is slowly being exhausted,
and must be recharged; so, the hu-
man being, if electricity is vital a
gency in it's material existence, must
be, as it were re-furnished with the
vivifying force.
Medical science is, therefore, while
it has long recognized the efficacy OF
electrical treatment, coming more and
more to believe in the wonderful pos
sibilities Of such therapeutical prac-
tice-a belief brought about by con-
crete results.
Experiments have been shown it is
better, in the opinion Of some, than
surgery in the treatment of tonsilitic
troubles; pneumonia does not carry
it's terrible death rate; eminent spec
alists claim wonderful cures in tu-
berculor cases; high blood pressure is
reduced; albumin disappears in dia-
bette and Bright's troubles; eczema
IS effaced; sprains and fractures more
quickly reduce and knit; pelvic adj
hesions, after operations, are less abb
sorbed; carbuncles and boils succumb
TO the blue flame; catarrhal deafness
shows a 80 per cent. successful treat
ment; goitres are absorbed, infantile
paralysis disappears and the child
made normal-all by the electrical
treatment.
This article is not meant as an adj
vertisement; it would be distasteful
to the one most interested if it were;
it doubtless would be considered by
aim unethical and unprofessional, but
a visit last week to the electrical
laboratories of DIR. r. w. Wilson, this
city, proves that if there is any eff
| cacy in electrical treatment, this pro-
gressive physician has put it into the
way of the public to take advantage
of it.
DR.. Wilson has, by special study
and preparation, informed himself as
to the efficacy of electro-therapy;
has fortified his practice by the in
stallation Of electric apparatus of the
latest design; has arranged his office
in such a way as to offer adequate
treatment; and contemplates further
enlargement.
Pocomoke City is fortunate in hav.
ing the opportunity to avail itself OF
this chance to cure it's ills, even as it
IS to be congratulated in its represen-
tatives of other schools-allopathy,
homeopathy, eclectic, and possibly,
chiropractic, osteopathy, Christian
Science, or whatever system may be
adopted to cure the ills of man.
The Democrat does not decry any,
nor seek to exalt one over the other.
AS said above this is not for adver-
Using purposes. 1t is merely result
Of an inspection of one of Pocomoke's
many advantages and some discussion
as to it's possibilities. The Democrat
trusts it has not offended the profess
sional instincts of the electric prac-
titioner. It hopes to see the afflicted
helped, and trusts that in conjunction
with the many other methods it may
be the means of alleviating the pains
| of humanity.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
Union Services During
July In Local Churches

Union services for month of July
each Sunday evening at 8 o'clock as
follows:
July 6+Rev. Nichols in the M. P
Church.
July 13-Rev. Littelton in the M
E. Church.
July 2O-Rev. Lacy in the Baptist
Church.
July 27-Rev. Bunce in the Pres.
byterian Church.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Miss Hazel Landing has been quite
six this week.
Miss Bertha Harris is confined to
her home by reason of illness.
: Mrs. Wilmer Outen and children,
and sister, Mrs. Emil Cuccurillo, OF
Wilmington, Del, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Outten, near Re
hoboth.
Mrs. Richard F. Hall, of Brooklyn.
N. Y, arrived on Wednesday of this
week, and will spend some time at
her summer home near this city.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-05
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to express
their appreciation of and thanks for
the kindness and attention of many
friends during the illness, and at the
funeral of our deceased husband and
father. Offers of autos, gifts of flow
very dear to u.s. 81 a ns they will long
remain as a pleasant memory in our
hearts.
Mrs. E. James Tull and Children.