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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-07
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of an
executriX of the Estate OF Anna
Sophie Grinna, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
Executrix of the estate of
ANNA SOPHIE GRINNA.
late of DEBORAH township, in the
county OF Winneshiek, State or
Iowa, deceased, estate, and has TAX
en- upon herself that trust qualifying
as the law directs. All persons hav-
ing demands upon the estate OF the
said deceased are required TO exhibit
the same; and persons indebted to
the said estate are called upon to
make payment to
ELEANOR PERDITA GRlNNA,
ExecutriX.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, Nov. 25th,
1910.
e. K. Acres, Attorney. 4S-4
Goods selected now Will be
reserved for the holidays. Muller
Bros, jewelers.. 47-o
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-07

We sent one of the Ben Bear blue
serge suits to mail order customer
the other day living in Black Rock,
Oregon. The Ben Bear clothes are
favorably known in every western
state in the union.
REM REAR
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inson said yesterday that HE brother
had not heard Of the court order because
Of his Hines.
Mr. Dickinson was made an alumni
trustee Of Cornell University last June
AFTER an active campaign in his bshali
he married Mlss Grace GeorRstts Kidd
In 1875. She aud one son. Charles Courier
Dickinson. Jr.. who 10 Z years old. survive
him. Mr.. DickinsOn's retirement from
active business came last October. fol-
lowing the fall from his horse. For a
time he lost his senses 81 taste and smell
and u was feared that he would lose his
sight a. well.
STANTON, Pa. May "a Charles c.
Dickinson was not taken ~ while wit
messing a chemical experiment In this
city a week ago. according 10 Victor
". b. Hedgepeth. An educational ex-
pertinent was performed In DR.. " ".
lange's ONCE. a. Mr. HedEepeth says.
but there was no unusual incident.
When Mr. Dickinson left Scranton
he was apparently in good health. said
Mr.. Hedgepeth tonight. but l learned
aftsrwRrd that he had come down with
pneumonia, He was thrown from a
horse a year ago and he had heen in fail
ing health since
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DIES BEFORE I WIRROR.
Mrs CarrIr " II,aii. Dressmskcr. Carr,
rul Nbeut Tier sairislr.


fuI Nboui Tier salrlslr.
Mr. Carrie NJ Hyatt. a dr-ssmaker
with a suite 0f rooms on the third floor
Of the studio bmlding ~ 70 Wes, Forty
fourth street killed herself yesterday
AFTERNOON by shooting herself through
the keaFt before a full lerNh mirror
Mrs Hyatt entered the bu.liing where
she lived and rece we'd her customers at
Z O'Clock. Mrs. Agnes Brady. the care
iaker met her IN the hall and Mrs Hyatt
spoke 70 her With q smile Mrs Brady
continued down the hall while Mrs Hyatt
entered her rooms The caFetaksr hal
no more than reached the end Of the
corridor when she heard two revolver
shots She hurried 90 Mrs. Hyatt's rooms
and found her lying on the floor betwe"n
q parlOr and bedroom.
Mrs Brady ran 20 the Hotel San Rafael
az Is West Forty-ffth street. block away,
There she got william Rafael, owner OF
the hotel and Of the studio building where
Mrs. Hyatt lived A doctor who was sum.
moned said that Mrs. Hyatt must have
died almost instantly.
The police concluded that Mrs. Hyatt
must have eciered the room. removed
her hat and veil ~ unR around the big
mirror. taken up her pearl handled re-
volver and shot herself without q mo-
ment's delay. There was nothing 10 show
the reason for her act Mr Rafael. who
has known her for a long time. declined
10 discuss Mrs. Hyatt . death.
Mrs.. Hyatt came back from Europe
two weeks ago. Though she had but 81
in cash she had an account with the Aston
Trust Company and az least one bank
book showing q balance Of 800 in her
favor. She had many iewsls besides
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PLANNED 70 KILL ALFONSO,
bad AIaaFad Dyuamltsr lIuAg AFOund
the Palace IlAa i've mere RENTS.

!spsosi Cahs DsfpaicA 70 TINS SUI
MADRID. May Alt IL not doubted
that the premature bomb explosion
last night averted an attempt on the We
OF King Alfonso, whose arrival from Ion
don was due according TO the Arst a.
ranEemsnta about the time % tho occur
renee. Hls plans. however. were changed
and be came later
The body of the man who Was carrying
the bomb when Il exploded has been
Identified a. that % BarcelOnian Of the
name II JOs9 Carengia Tasozelh or Tab
Orell He was ~ years % age
Tasozslk. alias TBb1relh, was seen
In various places during the day. in
cllding the nsikhborbood Of the palace.
carrying q grip which contained the bomb
A. the palace he questioned the sen-
tries a. to the hour Of the Kings return,
aud he made similar inquiries Al the
Northern Railway station.
A search OR Tas0zslh' 3 lOdEinsa revealed
two bombs similar to the ono that sN-
plOdsd and various chemicals. Il has
been ascertAlned that TasOzela arrived
recently from Bisnos Ayres. Several
known anarchlAts have been arrested.
but nothing has been discovered sug-
costing that Tasozelli had an acoomplice.
An explosion in a church at Carranka
last night blew the rear portion Of the
ediGce 10 pieces and wrecked the re-
mainder Of the building The cOngreEa-
ton was thrown into q panic. Three
persons Were killed and sixteen injured
II Is believed that bomb was thrown into
the church where the peOpls had a.
semhled for the May devOtiOhs
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Az ~ nor WEATHER DRESS,
AenAteFs and Representatives IN Washlng.
ten Put on summery Thlags.

WASHINGTON. May 2t-The Senats
under the influence Of the hot wave
blo4sOmed out in summer raimcnt to-day
Not a irOok coat was to be- seen on tbs
floor Vice Presideat sherman appeared
a day or two ago IN a conservative gray
suit. and a good many members followed
his example to-day Jonathan Bourne
burst into view wearing q flannel suit u
milky appearance He was the most
summeriSh looking person on the floor
and at once became the CENTRE u attraO-
ton for senators. several Of whom moved
over toward his seat 20 a. 10 st better
view Of tho creation.
senators simmons and Cummins came
out IN light suits. while senators Elkins
and Aldrich were only q shade or two
ess summerlike Everybody had dug
out a white waistooat. The Punishment
Of the frock coats Is regarded a. q hopeful
sign by old heads in the senate. The next
step will be the introduction q the palm
leaf fan and lemonade and by that time
everybody will he rsady 20 quit
over in the House Uncle Joe had
unfastened the last button on his waist
coat and many we're figuring on q plan
10 make life fuller Of joy in the summer Of
1911.
Representative Tawney chairman Of
The House Committee on Appropriations.
announced that he intends % include
In the general deiiciency appropriation
bill soon 20 be reported. an item II ~. Oo1
for the installation Of an AR drying and
cooling plant 10 be installed in the senate
and House chambers during the coming
recess Mr. Tawney. moppinR the per-
apiratiOn from he brow. predicted thai In
the course Of ten years q cooling plant viii
b. considered ~ necessary q . heating
plant 10 the equipment Of any AFut class
dwelling hOsiNe. let alone once buildings
and legislative halls
The cooling aud drying machine that
Mr. Tawnsy has biz eye on will he be-
iiey-s. keep the senate aud House cham
beers az an even temperature no matter
row hot and sultry 10 NAV he outside
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DIES 70 ESCAPE WINES CHAIR
PlantiR IN Bvsaeh 81 Premise suIt Takes
PolBon.

DErROIT. May 7s-RathsF than submit
70 the cross-sEAmina,ion which shs knew
must come to-day Mias Hattie N. Bender.
complainant in a breach Of promise suit
aRAinst n. B. LAvan. assistant general
manager Of the Detroit White Lead Works,
committed suicide this morning by taking
cyanide % potassium.
Her dsath snds a sensational oass and
a sensational career. Mias Bsndsr was
handsOms and once well %. bot spent
a her fortune in gifts 10 frisnds A few
years ago ahe received $4,000 life insuT-
anos through the suicide Of a brother
The announcement Of Mias Bendsr's
death vas dramatic Court and counsel
Eers ready and after waiting for sons
minutes Judge Muran became impatient
and said tho case must proved. Miss
Bender's attorney hurried 70 a telephone
10 urge his client 70 make haste. A min
ute later ~ entsred the court room and
annOuncsd: Ny client has killed hsrsslf
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TaGGART AND BEVERIDGE WIN,
Indiaun Primaries . Daappslntmeut %
noth neaoerats end neRubllrans.


INpiES1poEi4 Nay a. Advocates 81
the direc, primary are much disappointed
over the meagrs vote cast by the two
parties to-day. though Republicans are
Congrat ulating themselves On tho fact
thai the Bsveridge slat" wa nominated
while the Taggart men are elaied over
tho nomination II all his candidates
Tor the Legislature
Hardly moro than ~ PER cent o. the
vUts ~ eithoT party was registered during
the day but the preserve Of many con-
sentative democrats and Republicans
who went 70 the polls 10 prevent threat
ensd frauds led 10 one Of the faireAt
aud most orderly primaries ever held
in this CITY
Open charges that there was a con-
.piragy to pat men opposed 10 Beyeridgs
ga the legislative ticket caused his friends
10 assemble early and WORK hard during
lhs dav. and tonight they are much
pleased over having selected eight men
ont II The many candidates who can 10
trusted "a vote Tor Bey-ridEr 4 they are
elected IN November.
There was was M evidence u a con
spiracy against him during the day. yet
there were candidates Tor this Legislature
on whom his friends did no, think they
could rsly and ihsir efforts were directed
10 the selection ~ men whose loyalty
IN unquesiiOned
Thomas TagRAu came through a.
usual with about all h. went after and
the Democratic legislative ticket and
many ~ the nominees on the county
ticket are 81 his making.
The entire TasEArt -K~aoh ticket for
county offices did not get through. but
the main fight vas for the legislative
ticket and TagRArt's men were chosen
without the loss Of one.
While the issus did not appear in either
party to-day IL IL known that thu Demo-
Gratis II elected will vote to repeal the
present county local option Law and the
Republicans II elected will vote 20 sus-
tain H.
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No 81 NDAT B4SERALL.
The senate Defeats the MeGFath nm
Permitting % e Ne Played.

The senate Defeats the MeGrath Bnl
PrFmitiIag % - Ne Played.
ALBANT, May g. senator Edgar T.
Bracket led the fight in the senate
to-day against Assemblyman McGrath a
bill permitting amateur baseball games
On Sunday afternoons. The bill was
defeated by vote of ayes ~. noes -
senators Grady. CaHrey, Brough. New
comb. McNanus and Wagner spoke in
favor Of tho bill and senators Brackstt
and Davenport IN opposition. senator
Brackett insisted that this was an enter
ing wedge 90 Introduce the continental
Sunday: that n baseball was permitted
football. rowing matches and hOrse races
would follow
Some Of the Assemblymsn. including
Mr. MCGrath. Mr. HOey. Mr.. Foley and
Mr. Clarke who. were behind the baseball
ball were 40 incensed over the action Of
the senate on the baseball bill that they
s;ieseeded in holding zap senators bills
by the score when they were transmitted
to the Assembly before the house adj
jOurDed to-day.
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WOV'T TRT EX-GOV. TOORHEES.

TIVE Year Old indictments. Never Tried.
Dismlased.
indictments found against Foster N.
voorhees,. former Governor Of New Jersey.
and Frank 7. Combes. - president and
secretary Of the Bankers Life Insurance.
Company. charging perjury. were dis
missed by Justice FitgGorald IN the Sa-
preme Court Yesterday at the request Of
District Attorney Whitman The indici-
msnts. found In iOOs. alleged that the men
committed perjury in swearing 10 an
annual report TO the InslranOe Depart
meat in which two items Of liabilities we're
omitted Supt. kelsey % the Insurance
Department laid the matter before the
District Attorney The cases were never
mOved for trial
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LATE TO THE BILL GlME.
BFOksE snOked m Ire subway and Dr.
Psass HAD Nbm Arrested.

Peass HAD Htm Arrested.
Henry Bradhurst. q stock broker at "a
Broadway. Who lives a. - Fast Twenty
aixth street. wAs on he way 70 the ball
sAms betwesn the HiBhanders and the
White sox yesterday afternoon He Isft
the subway At the Seventy -ssoond street
station 10 take . surface oar. While pass
ing along the meEzanine floor above the
station platforms he lighted . cigarette
Sir. you are under arrest. he heard
some one ay. and he felt some one take
his arm. Turning hs aw that his oA7tor
vas a gray boardsd man The latter
escorted BFAdhurst 10 special Policeman
Dickson and demanded his arrest
In the West Side court later the stranger
vas revealed "a Dr. Charles O. Peass Of
iOi West Seventy second street. who has
caused many subway arrests. He told
Magistrate O'COnnor that the subway air
was suhacisntly contaminated without
cigarette ohoEs.
BraAhurst aid he had no intention u
violating tho rnlss Of me subway. He
thought that hs WaH sufficiently punished
IN having HE arrival az tho ball game
Delayed Magistrate O'COnnOr agreed
with him and discharged him with q
roprinand y
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Missing CIty College BSy Hopes 70 Saahs
California N Vlve Weeks.

Joseph Brooks. 10 years old, living a.
ies9 Washington avenue. The Bronx. vent
down town last Saturday. oStsnsibiy 10
visit frisnds Hss a great walker. aid
interested in Sporta "a student az City
College. class Of iai2. he had 10 quit .
month ago from OvsrWork
Joseph didn't arrive hack home and bis
family has been worrying Last night
a postal addressed 10 HE mother came
from him. Il was postmaFked Syracuse.
&c said.
-DEAR MoTHEH. ! am on my way %
vail % the biG fight. Am IN good health
and have mOnsy Don't worry. S0sEPH.'
Inaamuoh A. u takes three months 10
walk % San Franoisco WestonWine and the
hght d but I've weeks away. thu BrO0kass
mediate stopping Joseph " they can
reach him.
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TAFT TO GO TO PANAMA.
PIans 10 vhH Ihs CanAl Euns AfteS ths
pan Eleetlons.

WASHINGTON. May IA President Taf'
has reached 4 tentative decisiOn 10 make
a trip 10 Panama 10 inspect the canal next
November. probably after the fall cleo
tons. He expects TO he away from Wash
lngtOn about three weeks. returning
shortly bsfore Congress convenes early
In December
II will be Mr. Taft's first trip 10 the
isthmus since hia Inauguration. His Lost
trip was in January and February Of isoe
about a month before the Inauguration.
Mr. Taft intends to follow the practice
established by ex-Presidsut Roosevelt Of
making an annual trip Il possible 70 inspect
the progress of ths canal work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
STEAHSBIP HIT HER AND RAN.
IRmbsF CAFTyiha agl,sopeF CSnplalna %
NnuttcRl ma2 RIamneFa.

The lumber carrying schooner linnh
c. Kaminski. In Yesterday frUm Havan-
nah. reported that 90 Monday night "a
Tucksra B1ach. n. J.. q steamship bound
sUuth ran into her. carrying away iib-
ho0m and he.ad uai.a and vent on without
stopping % make any inquiries. The
steamship had blown NJ whistle while
appFuaching IN the Zoe. hut blew u con
tllu0uaiy ~ NE dig1ppeaHaQ alioF ne
rl-l-nlll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
NEW ADJUTANr-GEVERAL.
Goy. Hughcs Appolnts Get. VerDeck 10
aueeeed Adjt Gen. BenPy.

Succeed AdJt Gen. IsenPy.
ALsAME. May a Gov Hughes tonight
announced the appointment % Col VIII
am verbeck Of MAnlius. 0n0ndaga
county. 80 AdiutEnt-0enerai Of ne stats
Z suoosed Ad iusant- q neral Nslaon Hsiry.
who will resign on June 10 become Sur
vsyor Of the Port Of New YORK..
Col. vsrbeck h a Republican. = member
Of the Governors star and Of the State
militia council Ne was one Of the tram
srs 81 the legislative amendments laot
year 10 the military code and Of the bin
which created tho militia council He
has been In the National Guard since
Iso and for years has been director q tho
military academy az Manlius.
Col. Verbeck will take Oeio@ on June (
and continue ~ Adtutaut-G General until
Gov. Hughes's sucoesaor either FeappOints
him or names another Adjutant- OeneFai.
The salary 10 g .OO year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
TORNADO BITS WILMINGTON
Boli 81 IlghtElng Destroys Power Piant
CITY DARK -CaFs slopped.

WILMINGTON. May 7s-A tornado struck
Wilmington tonight. The city b In
DARKNESS. business 10 az a standstlll and
only a few cars Of the Wilmington City
Railway are running. Many parts Of
the city are stTewn with wreckaae.
A bolt Of lightning struck q feed wire
in the plant q the Wilmington City Eleo-
trio Company. This st IRE 10 q wooden
cupola where scores Of other feed wires
enter. A workman on duty IN the nupola
Tried 10 disoonnect the wires. bat had 10
Gee for HE HE.
Before the flames were eHtinguishsd
the plant had been ruined and tho light
ing system q the city was out Of business.
50 Gar a. known no one was seriously
injured. but there were many narrow
esoapes Owing n q lark ~ oommuni-
cation the damage done outside the city
b not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
FEAPs FOR KING SlNUEL.
Paris Pulhs Guard sIk BIStel ticaerA'
Anarchist ret s1aperted.
special csas Ds'Daies 10 TuE SUS

special Caals DsspaicA 10 TnE sun
PARIs. Nav 90 King Manuel Of Por-
tugal arrived here this evening on hia
return from King Edwards funeral
He is stopping at the Hotel Bristol.
The police are keeping q strict watch
on those who call at the hotel asking IA
go the King. a. Il h feared that TascSelli
who was killed in Madrid Yesterday
by the explosion Of q bomb. NAV have
belonssd 70 an anarchist band with q
self imposed mission to assassinate royal
percentages
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saILING sHIP MNKS STEAMER
Tweuty-four Eeamen Drowned N Mvitluh
rhnnRal MlalAR.

LONDON. May - The German sailing
vessel ]. G.. Vinnan ran into and aank tha
British steamer skerryvoge in tho EnElish
{ hannel this evening
Twsnty-four Of the SkeTryyors's crew
we're drowned
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Pesple AngFJ 81 Nigh Prices: Chinese
TrOops NuilnOus ships en- Guard

spsoiai Csss Dsspaieh 10 rHN Sun
sHAS0HAI. May 2a-Thers are fearu
here that there will be further disturb
ances and rioting upon the occasion Of
the opening Of the NaBkin exhibition
on Juns 5 The new troops. 70 the numbsE
Of 500. who comprise the WOOsunG gArn-
son have shown q mutinots spirit. and
old troops are being sent there and
70 NanAin. Guardshipa are gather
ing and American and other warships
are In the Yangtse-Kiang
The weather has become very hot
unusually eaFly There has been con
siderable boarding Of rice In Nankin
and the price Of everything 10 high This
is what caused the previous disturbances
and the condition IL likely 10 Load 20 fur
Their trouble
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NlslsA y Ia vs. slsSiOus. bui Nay Not PFsVs
IDlsa stFOns- Was Towed % Manlla.

Dlea sirens VAS TOWea - Manila.
spscaI Cabs DsspaicA 10 TIE sUN.
MANILA. May 7i-The largs floating
dry dock Dewey. which was toWed here
from the United States. sank to-day
while il was partly submerged 10 receive
. torpedo boat II has valves that are
operated electrically and hence the mis-
chief could have been easily accom-
plished
The sinking. however. will not be
explained until an Investigation now In
progress Ia completed. Divers are On
aiming the bottom Of the dook.
The work cf raising IL will be CON-
msnoed Immediately Opinions differ
a. 70 the extent Of the damage. but the
sinking Il perhaps more annoying than
serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
MUXICIPAL AFRO CiTiLOGUE.
Aldermen want 70 Knew IlOw Many,
Nhy and New Nuchs

Why and New Nucas
The Aldermen are going 70 inquire
about the city's automobile aquAdron. A
resolution was introduced At yesterday 3
mesiing for committee Of nine 20 report
the purchases by the departments Of
automobiles and the purposes for which
the machines are used. Il vas stated
in the resolution that the city has within
the last few years spent $4,000 for auto
mobiles. that there are at least 100 Chauf-
IeuS in the employ Of the city. az q cost Of
not les than tiOO.OOO year. and that the
maintenance and repair ball 10 about
ti3s 900 a year. The roaolutiOn vas ~
fsrrcd % tho COMMITTEES on Rules.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
NOT HILLEY'S COMET .
Frcneh Astronomers say Ne Must &c
ThroaGh u An again m August.

yperigl C1bis Dsfpaieh 70 rmH SrN.
PARts May o. This laies, discovery by
French astronomers 10 that the comet
nov in the western sky . not Halley's.
According to the astronomers hAlley's
comet will not he visible until AuUIa, o.
september next
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AEROPLANE FLIES AND SWIMS.
lsaJor ven Parssyul lnvsntsd n and Gsr.
man AFmg Apprsyes q.

Capt. Won Rlrssval. with his American
wife. who was . Mias Fabre u this city.
arrived yesterday by The North German
Lloyd liner KronprinE Wilhelm from
Brsman. Ne h the brother q tho aero
naut Major Won Parnsval and ulys ths
Major has invented q new asroplans
With asribls wings that has been ap-
proved By ne 1rmy II h bigger thar
any heavier than alb machine yet oon-
Etrnotad and can uot Only ny bu1 whom
nsseW1ry also ON swim Tbs plan ~
ths aeroplaue b q secret
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

Wnrhsrwomgn's URipn MakgB Dsmands.
Easr OHANuK. n. j.. Nay IA union
% waalserWOmen Just formed here has
raised ire rate q pay irOm ti.lS b Si.T5
and g a day, and oia down ~ houru
from hins 70 siEhi. bsglnnilg SmBL
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rusV PLAZA moTEL aummEn GARDEN
and TsrFHrs wiu open Wed. evening". Nav IA.
Grerlai musk. Ia1iu nay log D r1tcrpt1s-
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g, - .s' 's.I s 3 80 S:.3 ' ST = IS
Evening journal., 1910-09-10
THRIFTY ONES
BUYING HOMES
National Real Estate Company
Offers Simple Method Of
Accommodating Money

The growth of the National Real Es-
tate Trust Company, of this city since
lts Incorporation two years ago has
been phenomenal.
The company has gathered together
about 1000 investors in its INSTALL
ment first mortgage or Thrift GER
tltcates and from 20 to 80 are being
added every week.
These people invest their savings
IN this way with the privilege of later
Withdrawing them with compound in
terest added. A considerable percent
age of these people have never been
able to save any money until they
entered into the contract to save with
the National Real Estate Company
contract which not only makes saving
a systematic habit, but prevents the
withdrawing Of their savings until a
certain amount has been accumulated.
The company is now supervising
the construction of a number of new
houses for its clients and next year
will have a large number of clients
ready TO purchase or build homes.
That the Thrift" investment fea-
ture of the company is popular
throughout the city is shown by the
fact that over SS00.00O.0O worth of
these certificates have been issued
during the past two years and this
amount is still in force