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Evening journal., 1912-12-23

spring. Loaded ball players will be
barred by the Crackers all next sum
mer.
Garry Hermann will go after Roger
Bresnahan as hard as he can He
says that his purse is as long as Bar
ney Dreyfuss' when it ccmes to buy
ing real players gentle slam at the
OToole trade therein implied.
Harry Lord was the only batter who
made home runs against Johnson and
Wood last year. We are waiting to
hear from the pitcher who struck out
Cobb, Jackson, Speaker, Lajoie and
McInnes.
Charley Ebbets has his new park
doped out so that fans standing in
line to buy tickets will be under a
roof.
McGraw says that the team that
wins the National rag must beat the
Pirates. That's true wisdom. Also
he must beat Brookln, Boston and
the Cardinals. not to mention a few
others
We note by Chicago paper that
Anderson. S. c., is in the Canadian
League"
Bill Schwartz Nashyille's manager.
has new salary limit scheme He
wants to pay every player in the
league the same salary. Foolish as
it sounds, it is not an altogether bad
idea. Il couldn't possibly work more
injustice than the present system.
Tim Keefe one of the greatest ball
players, is now in the real estate busi-
ness.
Charley Murphy. Cub president, viii
soon come South to look over some
training camp sites.
If the Yanks get Chance. the p. l.
may decide to play first base himself
and put Hal Chase on second.
Ferd Schupp, one of the new Giant
pitchers has developed the impossi-
ble-the rising curve. Damon Run
yon says he'd better not try it on vii
. bert Robinson for Wilbert's heart has
been weak ever since that world ser
les episode that Jared 81 400 out O
his pistol pocket
Johnny Evers has tried to trad
George Stallings out Of Hub Perdu
and George Tyler. George says it's
shame TO trade with anybody
, Nap Rucker excels in control. bu
Rube Marquard has a wide advaptag
= in press agets.
Josh Deyore has been exposed I'll
is maintaining a Boston bull terrier. a
great expense in a dog boarding hous
in New York
A woman owning a ball club 81
, THE LIMIT, is the Official decision
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
TO FILL VACANCY
IN POSTOFFICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN Del. Dec. 23.-rhe
L. S. Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination here on Janu-
AIRY Is. as result Of which It eS-
pected TO make certifcation to FIJI q
vacancy In the postohice az Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Voshell, Miss
Sue Joret and Miss Letitia Farrell.
of Philadelphia, we're recent guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Gill
Cuthbert Peverly. of Mechanics
VILE Md. visited his parents last
week.- Mrs. Edward Reynolds has
returned TO Wilmington after an ex-
tended stay I'm Middletown.- Miss
Ruth Gardner has returned TO her
home IN Contrevillc. Md, after a
visit with friends here Mrs ID. r..
Rces and Miss Florence Carrow have
been visiting Philadelphia relatives
Miss Lulu Vinyard entertained
Miss Helen West Of Centreville, Nd.
last week-Mies Ruth Culp has re-
turned TO her home In Sunbury, Pa.
after spending the fall here.-Miss
Nellie Bowman, of Sparrow's Point
Md. has been spending a few days
with Mrs J Frank Eliason az Mt
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

OF the American league. Therefore !
a ruling has been passed that no
woman shall be allowed to own a
franchise i'm tho American league and
no woman shall be allowed to attend
a meeting.
Fletcher, one of the bush league
players during part of the worlds
series, will hardly be a Gianc regu-
lar next year.
"rhe proof Of the pudding is the
eating. says Larry Mclean. THE
higher the proof, the better the pud-
ding
The Selma fans have raised $500
to finance the team during the com-
ing season IL looks as though that
ought 10 be enough to finance the
whole league.
Does ANYBODY want the Mont
gomery franchise? It's pitiful
thing to see anything going begging.
right here on the edge of Christmas.
L. Noojn. formerly University Of
Alabama. Chattanooga, Greenville,
Charlotte South Bend and Cincin-
natl player (hes only a kid at thaD
win probably play with Ashville this
year
France IS to have a baseball league,
and they want Larry Lajoio and Jean
Dubuc to come over and manage
clubs Larry says he's forgotten how
to talk French. but Jean, who is by
way of being hold-out, is inclined
to go.
Big league writer's are talking Of
/ AL Demaree as a finished product
which may be a compliment or may
not
/ OF course we all admit that Char
/ ley Murphy is a simp; but then he's
outstraded every man he's ever en-
/ counterod; he's won more publicity
, than Ty Cobb, aud he's made more
money than any man in baseball. \
poor simp surely
Bob Harmon has gone into the wall
paper business and says he's stuck
on Il.
The Browns have already sent 9
groundkeeper TO Waco to prepare fol
what's to follow. If last springs re.
ports were true what they should
have sent was a cook
Ray Schaik will catch ed Walsl
next year-which indicates a bus'
season for the Milwaukee graduate
An All Drive-in-runs team. Sc
lectcd according TO the ability e
shove 'em over" would includ
Pitcher Hall. Boston, with II; catch
err Stanaee, Detroit. 40; first base
Gandil, Climbers. So; second base
Laioie, Maps. 96: third base, Baker
Athletics 1888: shortstop, Barry. Ath
letics 6S; left field Lewis, Red So'
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
XMAS CANTATA BY
ST. PATRICK'S PUPILS

A pleascing Christmas cantaia en-
titled "Tho Holy Night will be pre-
sented by the commercial class Of ST.
Patrick's school this afternoon The
program win be as follows:
Overture. II Trovatore.
Act !. Scene l. Winters Scene.
Scene H. peggy's Lamentation.
rnXy's Noble Heart Girls Repent
ance
Solo. Santa Claus Joseph r. Hus-
ton.
Nonete Adoramus. instrumental
Act H. Scene l. A dilapidatcd hut.
Mother Marty. Her Confession.
Cast OF characters
Peggy a child of the streets. Han
nah c. Sullivan.
"Trixy." a frollcsome colored wail
with a noble heart. Stasia H. Burke.
Mother Marty" Peppy's supposed
mother. Anna NJ Fox.
Marie Margaret generous to a
fault. A. Leona Schweinhart
Miss Heartfelt" teacher. Mary c.
Bradley.
Kathryn, Bessie. Anna. May Helen
Margaret, pupils OF the village school
Snowdrops. Regina, Frances.
The left over doll. Cilinda.
A twentieth century Christmas.
The junior choir Of the church will
also render a pleasing musical pro.
gram at the 1880 mass Christmas day
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

III; center field, Speaker. Red Sox.
9S; right field. Crawford, Detroit, los.
Rather shifty team. too.
Sam Crawford is holding out now
for the first time In fourteen years.
When Hub Northern slips so far
that he is traded to Toronto for
Benny Meyer it's about time he set
tied down.
Clyde Engle has signed for 1913
ana no questions asked.
Jack Doyle. after some umpiring Ia
the International, expresses delight
with his job OF scouting for The Whit,
SOX.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
ScHOLARS ENTrRrAIN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHAI.LTON, Del, Dec. ga
delightful entertainment was given in
Fairview school on Friday afternoon.
The program was as follows: recita-
ton. Welcome by Laura b. PEN
mock; recitation, by Raymond r. Da-
Wis; recitation. by Elizabeth Cook
recitation, Dolly, Is Christmas Jolly, ="
by Anna Ray Whlteman; song. Glad
Christmas Tide" by Edna NJ Wor-
rail-, Anna Belle +. Little. Laura b.
Pennock and Anna Ray Whiteman;
recitation. bad John" by Wayland
Fellons; dialogue Mr. St Nicholas
by Sarah J.. Davis, Katie" p. Flor
ence Little, Dora" Anna Belle r.
Little "Bess:" Clarence W. Davis,
John" Henry B. Geoghgan. Harry"
Leroy w. Little. "Charlie;" Ermont
Johnston. Tom Frank Kelly, San
ia Claus" Wallace Cook. "Mr. st.
Nicholas;" recitation, Christmas
Snow Balls by b. ErmOnt Johnston: I:
song by school, THE Angels Song. "
Santa Claus then distributed candy.
Tenantless property means that the
Wants have not been used TO advan-
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
rsE HEw RREriitRRfs.

The reform in the Roman Breyiary,
which was ordered by Pope Plus \ IN
in the constitution "Divinio afiiatu,
will become effective on January I.
Where no dispensation. personal or
local has been given, all persons
throughout the world who use the
Breviarv viii be Obliged to begin on
that date the recitation Of the divine
Office according TO the reform. hyen
those who have been unable to provide
themselves with the new Breviary are
required to recite the reformed Office
by using the new Psalderium with the
old Breviary
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Pleasant.-Mrs. r. NJ Foust. Of Min
neapolis Mimi, is staying with Mrs.
u. H. Beck-T. V. Leonhart has gone
TO Philadelphia, where be has ac-
cepted a position. Mrs. W. II. Hous-
ton and Miss Mary Gortee are spend
ing the winter i'm Baltimore, win
Mrs. Houstons daughter. Mrs. M.
Naudain and family Mrs. Albert Is.
Hopkins has returned from short
visit I'm Baltimore. Md.-Mlss Bessie
Anderson was a recent visitor IN
Philadelphia Miss Mary Lewis or
Sea Bright y. j., Is spending the
holidays with her parents here
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

An arbitration committee has been
appointed to consider whether or not
the estate Of John 7. Brush should
he called an to turn over to the Ma
tional league % per cent Of the
Giants share of the receipts of the
last worlds series.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Umpire JohnstOne who has just re-
signed from the National league be-
cause he couldn't get along with
Lynch started his real career in the
Southern league.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Somebody has invented ticket
selling machine that he is trying TO
sell to the National League To date
the National hasn't bought
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
CURISTWAS DANCF.

Dancing Christmas afternoon and
evening In the Polish Turner Han.
Sycamore and Maryland avenue. Bird
and Edwards full orchestra
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

General CoXey Of CoXey's army
fame, is out with a declaration that
Frank Bancroft. business manager Of
the Reds. started with him on the
famous march. but that Barry
dropped out at Grafton. Ohio.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The Rochester club will put in 20
days at Anniston next spring.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Loaded balls will be barred at the
American Bowling congress in the
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

VIII Rixey. brother of Eppa, is
going TO try for the University of Vir-
ginia nine next year.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Tenantless property means that the
Wants have not been used to advan-
tage.-Adv
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

James E. Gaffney has the worst
team IN the worst town in the worst
major league in the world but just
the other day he refused to consider
100000 for the Boston Braves There
is no braver Brave than Gaffney.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The firing of Umpire Jim tombstone
by the National League recalls the
fact that he was once locked in Lit
tie Rock Jail to protect him from irate
fans
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Bill Armour will report in Hot
Springs early in January to get IN
training for his arduous duties as
scout
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

McGraw says the Cubs ruined Miner
Brown by keeping him warmed up"
on days he was not due TO pitch.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Frank Chance doesn't like Chief
Wilson. and this is why: One day
Chance was spiked and as he sat TAX
ing off his shoe. Wilson passed, with
the remark II hope you're not hurt.
81 don't like that kind of chap"
said Chance. He ought to have said,
81 hope you lose a leg next time
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The project of cutting the Southern
League down to six clubs may be ad-
vanced soon, if Montgomery persists
I'm baking on playing ball this year.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

After the National League meeting
Garry Herrmann and sam Litchen-
helm, owner of the Montreal game,
played twenty games of pinOchle for
500 a game Garry was , ceadtIy
TO the good after the game.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Chattanooga considers that il has
won great victory in landing the
spring meeting of the Southern
League. and Atlanta is willing to let
il go at that
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
GINS
WINES
3OO-s Z. FOURTH ST.

DIFF GORDON SHERRY. Spanish Leo
SPANISH SHERRY, Very Fine .... .75
CALIFORNIA SHERRY, yrs. old M 80
CALIFORNIA SHERRY, yrs. old 80
0P0RTO PORT. : yrs. old Leo
OPORT0 PORT ) yrs. old .. rs
PORT, CALIFORNIA. yrs. old .... 80 q
PORT, CALIF0RNIA. . yrs. old ....... 80
MTSCATEL, yrs. old .......... 90
MTSCATEL, yrS..OId ........... 80
CATAWBA ...t. i........... 30
CLARET Fine California .... 30
IMPORTED RHINE WINE ...... -
WILD CHERRY ..............t 80
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Damon Runyon SAYS that Ping Bodie
covers more territory than any out
fielder in the American League-sit-
ting down.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
CASE GOODS

ROCk AND RYE HorehOund and Lemon .7s
MARTINI AND MANHATTAN
COCKTAIL ......... ...... LOO
Cocktails in Pints and Half.Pints II desired.
Special attention TO mail orders and family trade.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The American league batters found
Russ Ford for more home runs last
season than any other pitcher.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

When Sherrod Smith joined the Pr-
ates he inquired his first night out:
''Who all's sleepin' in down berth 11?"
And now the Pirates always refer to
lowers as down berths.' Smith, by
the way. will be with Louisville in
1913"
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Augusta aspircs to a team in the
Georgia-Caroline league.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The Reds and the Senators will play
an exhibition game at Cincinnati
March 80. The Reds trimmed Grif-
fth's team last year in an exhibition
tilt at Syracuse and Clarke is yam
mering for gore-preferably Red gore.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27
MIKADO'S DEATH
SEEMS IMMINENT

TOXIC. July 26.-The Mikado is
weaker today. The empress and the
crown prince are constantly at his
bedside. Other members of the i'm
perial family and all high officials
are either at the palace or in readi-
ness to respond instantly to sum
mons TO go there. The end Is look
ed for at any moment. Prince Kat.
sura has telegraphed that he is re-
turning from st. Petersburg.
The first bulletin posted today said
the Mikado's temperature was 1904
at q. m; his pulse, 100.
High government officials held a
conference today to plan everything
that must be done Immediately fol
lowing the Mikado's death. Premier
Marquis Saionji presided. A huge
crowd surrounded the palace await
ing news.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27
MARSHALL WILL BE
NOTIFIED AUGUST IL


SEA GlRT, n. j.. July 26.-lt was
learned today that Gov. Thomas K
Marshall, OF Indiana. will be notified
probably about August IL at Indian
apolis. that he was nominated by the
Democrats for vice-president, and
Gov. Wilson probably will attend the
ceremonies. Judge Alton b. Parker
chairman OF the vice-presidential noti'
ficatio1 committee, IL in communities
tion With Chairman McCombs and
Gov. Marshall, arranging the details
Gov Wilson was expected to come
out OF his speech-writing retirement
late tomorrow or Sunday. He will be
notified at the Little White House,
Aug. Z. Ollie James, chairman Of the
Wilson notification committee, will be
here next week and members of the
campaign committee who viii meet in
New York next Monday are expected
to visit Sea Girt.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27
BURT on A AHDSTtWART IN
TILT IN BOARD MEETING
School Inspector Objects to SUI
pervisor Regarding Building
Reports as Confidential

Burton and the meeting OF the
Board OF Education was a very tame
AFFAIR. except for a little tilt between
Inspector Burton and supervisor
Stewart. Mr.. Burton complained 10
the board that the supervisor had re-
fused TO furnish the boards building
inspector. Harry =. Holland, with
lschedxles pertaining TO the new
lNorthwestern high school. The SUI
lpervisor replied that the reports were
refused because they were "confden-
tial."
There IL nothing confidential about
papers In charge OF the supervisor,
sharply retorted Inspector Burton.
Anything that the supervisor has In
his office is public property; anybody
has a right TO get information from
him"
(. Mr.. Burton made a motion to COM
pei the supervisor to give Inspector
Holland any information he desired,
but 1t was withdrawn wnen Inspector
lSmall pointed out that the rules OF
the board provide for the chairmen OF
committees getting any information
desired from the supervisor.
In the course OF the comment on
the point, Inspector McMichael said
that the board ought TO be careful In
giving Inspector Holland privileges,
saying he was erratic and might
cause the contractors unwarranted In
convenience. should he be clothed
with unlimited authority.
Inspector Holland, through the real
estate committee, reported that he
had condemned some OF the founda-
tion work on the Northwest ern high
school, because of It's not haI ing been
done In accordance with the specific
tions.
The real estate committee recon-
mended the appointment OF George
Wilson as coal inspector at the rate
OF eight cents per ton, TO be paid by
the parties having the coal contracts.
Inspector Jeffries offered the name
OF David Henderson in amendment
for the position The amendment was
lost on a vote OF 10 TO Z.
The real estate committee also rec.
ommended that air washing devices
be provided for the new Palmer and
Newberry schools. but the provision
was eliminated on motion o" Mr.. Bur
ton. He argued that tre two schools
were in outlying districts, where the
air was fresh and pure. lie was in
favor of having air pl rifeis only in
schools where there was mich smoke
and dirt in the air.
The sum OF 500 WAS provided for
swimming contests aid other forms
OF athletics on Belle Isle for the pu.
pills on Aug . and l;.
The real estate co nmittce was au-
thoriZed TO advertise for tenders for
eight-room additions TO the Franklin,
Moore, Cary, Lillibridge and Garfield
schools.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27

THE Cadillac Girls" who have been
entertaining the Cadillaqua visitors,
will romain In the Avenue, Sunday
afternoon and evening, and then the
house will close for a few days to
reopen Sunday afternoon, Aug. 4
with tnc regular seasons attractions
The first attraction Will be The
Z Lady Buccaneers" with John c. Han
son, the German comedian, in the
musical travesty, That Boy Fritz.
The management has also secured the
moving pictures Of the Wolgast.Riv
ers' fight.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27
THE cay OF THE CHILpREN.

Do you hear the children weeping, o
my brothers,
Ere the sorrow comes with years?
They arc leaning their young heads
against their mothers,
And that cannot stop their tears
The young lambs are bleating In the
meadows
The young birds are chirping in the
nest
The young fawns are playing with the
shadows,
The young flowers are blowing to-
ward the west
But the young. young children, o my
brothers.
They are weeping bitterly
They are weeping In the playtime OF
the others,
In the country OF the free.
-ElIzabath Barrett Browning.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-27
Mrs. Erank A. stra,tan Dead.

Mrs. Lucille Adams Strattan, wife
OF Frank A. Strattan, general mana
ger OF the Poss Motor Car Co., died
Thursday, in the family home. No
had been seriously Ill for several
weeks from spinal meningitis and
was under the care OF her old family
physician, DR.. George Robinson, oil
Los Angeles. The body was taken to
Deadwc cd, s. D., for interment, that
city having been Mrs. Strattan's
birthplace and the scene of her mar
riage, four years ago.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
RED JACKET COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of the Red
Jacket council was held last evening.
and the commercial accounts for the
month were approved. II was decided
to hold another special meeting netx
Monday or Tuesday evening 90 take
action on the tax roll The question of
delinquent water taxes was considered
and IT was decided to allow a few more
days Of grace. The council does not
desire TO work u hardship on any tax
payer and will wait until after the
9. & u. pay day Saturday. The shut
OF wrench will bc brought into play
after next Tuesday.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
MEADs-RoE NUPTIALs.
Wedding Quietly Solemnized at Calu.
met CONGREGATIONAL Church.

met Congregational Church.
Miss Edith V. Mcads. daughter Of
Mrs Thomas Il. Meads of Willow Ave
nue. ana Ira 5. Roe of Barrows. Mimi,
were united i'm marriage at I: 30 o'clock
this morning at the Calumet Congrc-
rational church. The wedding was at
tended Only by relatives and most
intimate friends. Rev. Luther X. Long.
pastor Of the Calumet Congregational
church oniciatcd.
The bride and groom were mat.
tended and the church decorations
were very simple. Following the cere-
nony wedding breakfast was enjoyed
az the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
sherman Ross of Boone street. The out
f town guests included. Mrs. w. $.
Evans and Miss Rachel Carpenter of
Iron River, Mich. and Mrs Charles
Roe OF Detroit, mother of the groom.
The bride is a well known and ac-
complishod Calumet youag lady, hav-
ing been educated at the Calumet high
school and the University of Michigan.
She was a member Of the Crystal Falls
high school faculty for several terms.
Fhc groom is graduate of the Mich
igan College of Mines and holds q re-.
spopsiblc position at Earrows, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe left this morning
for tloughtou where they boarded the
Tionesta for a lake trip
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
FINE CHANCE TO
LEARN TO SWIM
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN OF CALUMET
Y. N. c. A. TO BE CONDUCT.
Ed JULY 17.20
AND el-27.


Physical Director J. r. Applegate OF
the Calumet Y. NJ g. 4. today am
nounced the associations annual
swimming campaign TO be conducted al
the pool m thc gym" July Il. IS. a.
and 20 and July -, %, 26 and %.
The campaign will be under the per
sonal supervision of Mr.. Applegate
who viii give instruction in an Of thc
most popular strokes as well as tie
fancy and racing strokes. The classes
will he for beginners and for those
who can swim hut desire To improve
their stroke or learn Ia dive. II viii
be similar 10 the campaigns conduct
ed in past years bv outside instructors
and win undoubtedly DE very bene-
hcial
The hours for classes are as fol.
lows
10 80 a. m. Bows ~ to Il.
i:2o p. m.-Eoys "a to II.
$50 p. m.-Speoial class for busi
nessmen.
7:15 p. m.-Employcd boys
7.tj p. m. Seniors ana men from
lS to 90 years of age.
Private instruction and special times
can bee arranged by appointment Tor
those men who do not care TO take the
instruction with groups
Mr. Applegatc saws concerning the |
that il is part of a nation
wide movement To- prevent the down
ing Of thousands Of persons each year
In this country and Canada. He says |
20 man. woman or child can afford 10
be ignorant OF this most important arr
4 representation. Swimming in
'tructon M the Y. NJ. G. A. is open
20 any man or boy. of good character.
n Houghton county. All mer and
,oys who cannot now swim but who
earn during this campaign will bc
PRESENTED with silver button swimming
wards An entrance Zee Of five cents
'ill hc charged BOYS from 12 10 Is
nh 20 cents for men. covering the ex-
'ense Of the entire course Those
Who plan to enter the swimming
lasses are requested to notify the u
4. G. 4. office before July H.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
fine STATEMENT BY THE
COPPER COUNTRY B. & |,
t7,25s SHARES OF STOCK IN To-
CAL ASSOCIATION NOW
nv FORCE.

The quarterly statement of the Cop
per Country Rmldinv and Loan asso
citation. which viii bo found elsewhere
IN this issue. is very gratifying on,
Ia the many shareholders II shows
Ihat there are now total OF l.. sbS
shares in force In the eighteen series
which have been issued since the as
ISOLATION was organized and begau
business on Feb. l. zoos.
'rhe receipts during the last quarter
were S5s,9S5.37. including cash on hand
at the beginning of the quarter III 81
,l9.92 ana the following principal
tems-instaliments. S22. .jOS.50; inter
,st. S4,32o17; loans repaid. S1,t79OO.
mortgage loans S6SO0OO; prepaid
stock. s2.SlOoO and profit and loss. S.
Ne0ig $4,000 was loaned on mort
cages during the quarter.
TIE resources Of the association now
amount TO S2S2,7S967.
The Copper Country Building aud
Loan association expects shortly To in
mgurate an aggressive campaign.
which i is hoped will make this year
the best the association has ever en-
joycd For an association which is
now i'm its nth year. the Copper Coun-
Try Building and Loan has made an
aNcellent record and the officers are |
determined that the future showing |
shall be even more satisfactory.