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La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08

What makes you look so ill2"
4 am just recovering from pain
full operation"
What Was it?"
The doctor took ten bones from
my hand A"
\ million dollars worth Of slush
soaked into the ground around La
Junta during the past week Although
the weather for whole month has
been what the women call fright
ful. there is some satisfaction In
knowing that the farmers could not
have ordered weather more TO their
liking
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
SEEK OWNER OF TEAM

The police department Is today
working to solve the mystery Of the
ow ncrship of \ team Of horses which
was loft tied In q clump Of trees near
tho Santa 70 pump house YESTERDAY
afternoon. One of the horses died u
short time after tho owner had sban;
doucd tho team and the other ~a,
taken to tho city pound for the night.
shortly after noon yrstrr'iay tho
team attached TO a hay wagon was
driven to the place hTc team was
unhiichcd and tied up aud the driv-
or went away and never returned.
Mounted officer Waller found the
dead horne and made ia1uiries but
could not sarrrta,a who owned tho
outfit, The animal had been sick
whoa the team was tied up and left.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
FIRST OF c. OF G. Road
BULLETINS Issued TODAY


The first of the daily Chamber oi
Commerce weather and roads bullet
ins nadc iis appearance this morn
Ing. TIL. bulletin Ia In typewriter
10; M In neat ease ready TO hins
np on the wall. Tn, bulletin shows
the conditions of all roads in aud ou.
Of Trinidad. The rcpor, L. received
every morning between min" and ten
o'clock by the Mountain states Tc.c-
phorc aud Telegraph company. The
bulletins viii bc placed at all OF tile
hotel. and garages. at the c-N office
aud First National Hank. The bull
,ctins give the information concern
Ing the condition Of roads every dDr
TO the automobile tourists. =
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
mn .NrRt:. !.
TO START PANT SooN


d. r. Hiksins Of D~aver. who re-
Gently woste Secretary Friar of tho
chamber Of coaimsIcs ihat hc would
come here and csisbiish . creamery
arrived to-day. Hisxius spent the
day In hooking for = location and
was sh0~a several which were favor.
able. All fixtures sad cuuipmcai
Will bc shipped In a few days snd
the creamery should bc In operation
within . very short time. Mr.. iiis-
gins will &c about au,onx the form.
crs Of the county and Interest them
In iAs mstaaA Of ysupplyias milk 10
the creamery. ... ..-..
Tho creamcsy will I've started herr
ON = snsall scale and the busincss
built up - the number Of milk pro.
due err inrrrase. Hc ar~s good
field for . creamery here and wss
further encouraged hy the iatorma.
tion turned over TO him by tho sse.
rcairy. who last week visii~i smons
the farmers and sounded them rela-
tive to the creamery proposition.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
4.1o.od'. /.
Citizen en-.

Our idea Of good citizen 10 q man
who tskes, pride In his home town.
pays~ ~his- Aanest debts. takes care Of
the yard and garden. speaks wali Of
his neiShbors. and who won't I squeosc
every twsaty-five cent piece until
the screams Of tho eagle can be heard
alt over the country. lie will meas
ure twelve inches 10 the foot every
way. weigh sixteen ounces to the
pound. will bnthe. change bis shirt
every week anyway. vii lsse that hIa
wife does not have to use . hedse
fenoe for . clothes line or break up
Ssh barrels for fuel. and should car
ry a. aooeunt with the Conansreial
Savinss Bank. This. in our juds-
meat. sisss him up about right.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
(PubiIshcd Aug. .:--l3. iS130
NOTICE

OF Special Nssting Of Stock Holders
Of The Colorado Life Insurance
Company.
Pursuant to the action Of tbs
Hoard Of Directors Of The Colorad"
Life Insurance. Company. At = meet
INK Of said board. held at tho office
Of Bcnucil 4 Wilson. Mccormick
Building. Trinidad. Colorado. on the
:sth day Of July. A. d. 1919. and
entered In the minutes Of said corpor-
alton - part Of the proceedinks Of
said meeting. notice is hereby given
that = meaiiag OF the Stockholders Of
said corporation Ia hereby called.
and will be held sl the office Of SAD
Bennett 4 Wilson. At Room Ono. Nc.
Cormlck I3uiidiae. In the City Of
trinidad. In the County Of Las An.
mar. and state Of Colorado. on the
Fifth day Of Sepirmbcr. a. ID. 1913.
st the hour Of four o'clock p. ~. for
tho purpose Of either reorsanisinG
tho said corporation. or Of consider.
inI and actinG upon the proposition
to dissolve said corporation. wind ~
its business and dispose Of It's asasis.
4 4. BENNETT.
Secretary Of said Corporation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
the COMMERCIAL SVlnes
q W


The infant daughter OF g. Maio.
publisher Of the Courier di Trinidad
Is very Ill with typhoid fever aud
few hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
Mias Marie Arnold Of Ration re-
turned 10 her home this afternoon
after spending the day with Miss
Ethel Hamersloush aud Miss Hazel
Hercules.
Miss verna sonncrs came In this
afternoon from Cokcdalc where she
will i'c = g'iest At tho party to Ike civ
en- BY Miss lean Day tonight. re-
'masuisG ovsr .nisht q. . .suest at the
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
|1asago.

4aago.
PctrO Psraso. coal miner. ::
years old. was Instantly killed by u
fall OF rock In the .Starkvilie mine
yesterday morning. Tho coroner wts
notified and took charge. OF the
body. Deceased ID survived by \ wife
andm family In the old country. The
fuseral will take place At : O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from the chapel
|of the Trinidad Undertaking Co. The
fuaerai will be- under the nuApiccs OF,
the Star Of Italy. ... -
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
GIL B1INGs CHAIoHs
AGAINST 1A11lED NAN

Mary Jane Mccoy. an IL year old
sirl VI this city. charges ivan Rine-
bold. = married man. with bsInE re-
si'onsible for her delicate condition.
Complaint WAS filed several days ssu
aud Riasbold was given hsarins
before Jvsticc bowers this moeniss
and bound over b ,the septenb ber
term Of the distfilt covrt under $500
bonds. Aitesnhtft ". Clark Tor tho
defendant afs- s1esrinS the tessi.
mony Of the >.toE woman. moved
for u dismissal of'tthc case on the
grounds Of ineompstSnt asd insuffi-
Client testimony and he motion was
Deputy district attorney
Jack Hendrick. jr.. appeared for the
state. II n stated that Rincboid was
on August I, the day before,
he was arrested. .....
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
WILL FITTED 1ol THE Law

so you think you will let your
sou Josh study law
Yep" answered Farmer coaiasari
Josh Will make . good lawyer. Hc 4
got what I cali . legal miud."
What IL that"
''Hc csn find good csculc for do.
In about sny y,hinK thst suits his par.
uruiar convenience
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

|xrssgsr. .s.. H..#,
Friends from all parts Of tho coun-
IT,. many OF them pioneer residents.
gathered yesterday afternoon at til.
Catholic mission church on Robin.oa
|avanuc and witnessed the solemn fun
Isrsi rites for the late veteran under.
sheriff. Luis ~ krseG-r. who died
on sunday morning. In the ssth~r-
Ing were men who had been asso-
eiated with the deceased ~ an offic.
or for more than three decades. Faith
|er Good officiatcd at the ceremony.
The caskct was covered with flor1i
pieces Of various designs. I'll" offer
inss Of innu,ncrabic friends who held
the deceased IN regard and esteem
durinx his long and useful career IT,
this county.
A touch Of pa,hos was added To tho
furcrsi by the appearance beside hi.
widowed mother Of W. Z. krccsci.
tho only sou. who had come accom-.
paaied BY = guard from Canon city.
Young Krecser was much affected BY
the surrouudinss. lie AT With hiA
sisters and the Srandchiidrru Of thu
deceased. Amonx the psii bearers
were the present sheriff and two for.
mtr shcriffs under whom the de.
ceased served ~ undcr,hrfiff
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
IF YOU ARE NOT USING WHITE
HOUSE COFFEE ..
you OUGHT 10 TRY
--A A CAN -
And you will have the very best. u
you do not find Il - we say. we will
return your money.
The very best q Coed Thing to Eat
Arc Served from
.--lHt.- -.-.~A.
WHITE HOUSE
MER. co.
OPENS yEWELlY STORE

Frank Z. Hcli has Just opened .
ucw jcwciry store nj 3:i North Com.
ucrciaI street. Mr. Hrlt will keep n
full line Of jcwr,ry In the mosi mp.
to-datc paticrns. A. an adscrtisins
feature Mr. Helt has placed = big
street clock on the sidewalk which
can liz seen for many blocks. Mr..
ilcit was formerly cnEn .:cd In the
jrwclry businc>s In Trinidad aud n.
ter bcinR In businc.. In various ciii's
throughout tho Nsic. returns. con-
vIncrd that Trinidad II the hest bust.
ncss town In the state.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
ATTENTION. K. OF P.

Rocky Mountain Lodge No. >. X.
of r.. will meet In riatcd convUcs-
tioa. Thursday nisht n, Castle hall.
iiusincss n Importance to Grand
i.odsr will he transacted. Members
pistasc attend. Visiting bro'hcrr
wcicomc.--Charies A. salbcr. X. OF
r. and 4. !
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
RINAREABLE CURE OF DYsEN.
...... Terry

- was attacked with dyacntcry
about July 18th. and used the doc
tors medicine and other remedies
with me- relief. only getting worse
anything and my weight dropped
from ~. To is3 pounds. suffered
for about two months when I was
advised to use Chamboriain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy. /
used Two bottle. of u aud II gaY,
me- permanent relief writes u. ".
iiiii of Snow I'M. y. e. For salo
BY all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

xaleher. 49, 'ru fr
Michael Kelebsr. 10 years old. u
we'll known ranchmau Of Trinchera.
diod yesterday morning at his homo
At that place. The funeral took place
today. Tho deceased WAS an old resi-
dent Of the county and leaves large
family. ...r.t.. 90.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Trinidad Electric company will
run = niaht Sightseeing ear Thur.
day niGht to Cokcdslc. Don't miss
this delightfully."- cool rldu aud see
the blazing coke ovens. !:
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

|0allegos. l1l .a'-, ,t iri.
,Avelena GslleEoS. ~ year. Of ago.
wife Of Moses 0ailexos. died yester-
)day at her home at Hoehne after "a
shert illness. The funeral took place
lthIs mornins from The family resi-
|dencc ut Hoehnc. 'rhr' b. ''" n
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
ATTENTION. llD mn

Arschr Tribe No. ~ will meet to.
night att O'Clock sharp. All mem.
hers asc requested 10 he prcscnt. d..
gree work. .HiH
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
ROYAL ARCANUM

l,,suiat- meeting "f Royal Area
num- VIII bc' held next Friday night.
a lar.ic attendance is desired. J
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Twcnty-fi,. cents for round tr.u
on nigh' siEh,-sccinE street car
Thursday nivh,. Csr leaves AT =
o'clock. corner Msiu and CONNER
ciai. Ht- .
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Sec the blasine rokc-oscns nm tbs
siaht-s~rins street car Thursday
night. C.ar.icaves Main sad CONNER.
.eeBt11.E prtufk.-es.'- - Z. = = -
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

see the blazing coke.Ovens on the
sightseeing street car Thursday
night. Car leaves Main and CONNER.
tial At s O'Clock. !?
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06
.a''est1.uARY.

oU3rcich. bc7u iteG- nos. .-rs
Frank smircich. eiEhtesa months
old son of John Sn,ircich. OF Berwini,
died yesterday at the home OF his
parents. Funeral took place this
morning from the chapel OF tho
Trinidad Undertaking Co. .f
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Printing that pInases-th. kind
supplied customer OF Tho Chronicle.
News.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Unique trip-ni ;hi street ear rUi.
when you may sc, - splendid Wow "f
the blazing coke ovens. Round trip
ss rents.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

Printing that pieases--ths Kind
supplied customers OF 1h0 Chronieis-
Nswe. ..-..
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-06

.chroniolc-N News soc . month.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
UTILITY GIFTS.
They May Be as Charming and /"
Dainty as Ore Can Make Them.

A useful and attractive gift for the
housckecIcr i handy telephone di-
rectory lis. the on. shown here THIS
one was made of fancy SILK aud MORE.
with fancy braid around the edges
4 tiny picture ca, out o! tapestry
aud framed Ia braid adorned the trout
OF the pad. Underneath ench Of the
little flaps alphabetically marked was
u white space for recording the names
and numbers Of those most frequently
called up over the phone
Very small details. which seem Of
little importance. often mar or make
more beautiful n piece Of handiwork.
10 1t Is always wise TO heed the III
tie thing.
Never knot the thread fns'en II by
running II In the cloth or by sewing
over and over In some portion Of the
design that is 90 Ice covered 10y the
work
I Finish IN the same way and always
clip the six short 50 the work will
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

top is gathered over wooden EN-
broidcry hoop. ard n cover Is cut out
Of heavy cardboard Ia tt ii. The card.
board is covered with cretonne and
lined 10 match the inside OF the bag,
A band of elastic Is scwed inside the
cover. and ln 1t is slipped a paper o:
needles Of assorted sizes or little
nccdiehook supplied with them scis-
sors. bodkns. dnrning needles aud a
thimblc ease are added. Suspended
insid. are n little button bag and IA pin
cushion well supplied with all sizes of
pins Two rihhons are added 10 TIL.
tag. 10y which II may bc carried
Figured riblon was used for making
the dainty fancy workbar. which has
two ribbon covered embroidery hoops
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

needs n number OF scarfs or squares
for the tops Of her sidehoard aud serv
Ing stand These are best made OF
heavy linen finished with hemstitchiup
or drawn work ur edged with button
holed >callofs aud baud embroidered
In tne design
Bed sets. consisting OF spread. pillow
covers and valance. are always a wei
come addition to the napcry closet. aud
what color ,n select need not worry the
donor. a. the smart thing IN thes.
outfits Is white scrim trimmed with
eyclct embroidery or iillet Insertion
cdeing aud motif A dozen Of hncsa-
back towels of eNtra length. hordered
with an applied design in color. nr.
useful II you would carry joy 10 the
housewives Heart send her some guest
room towels IN heavy linen with ends
done In fourteenth century stitching
These scroll aud furi,l designs are most
Of all quaint when developed on n
background of yellow darniug and as
-. the cent.rs of ~. flowers used with
/ the scrolls ar" also IN yellow stitching
/ the work Is extremely effective.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

tn. utilities that bring them In con-
tact with each other. and that the
more nearly perfect In efficiency and
sufticiency the utilities serving the
public are. the more prosperity, COM
forts and convenience the public
viii enjoy.
We believe our story IN an inter
esting one, and we hope that every
one viii read 1t.
NotH.-As an tnstance of the kind
OF startling news which newspapers
sometimes publish. We want 10 call
attention to recent articles In the
newspapers headed, United States
Government Calls Upon Two Girl
Stenor raphers to Tel Where They
Got Two Million Dollars to Form
the Corporation Securitles and In
vestment Company" Then the ar
ucles went on to say that this Cor
poration Securities and Investment
Company WAS scheme OF the Tel
ephone Company to further it, pur-
pose OF monopolizing telephone com
panies. etc.
The truth is that our company has
been met with st-oug feeling IN
the state of Montans-wc cll-nigh uni
versal-tha, something should be
done to relieve the citizens OF that
state. of two telephone systems.
Public meetings have been held. and
votes taken. that the telephones OF
one or the other OF the systems
should be thrown out Resolutions
and letters have been submitted to
Us. and We have staricG 10 see what
VI. could do to relieve the citizens OF
that state OF this burdou.
We found that the Independent
interests operating tbere also oper-
at.d In Spokane. H. the stat. of
Washington, and in northern Idaho.
and that the Independent interests
doing business In Montana could not
be bought. or sold. so n 10 alone
cover the property in Montana, but
that the purchase must include their
property In the states of Idaho and
Washington. The Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company
does not operate In either OF these
s.ctions. and. therefore II not re-
sponsibie for telephone conditions
there. nor does IL wish TO opsra'.
- b..
situation IN Montana. and %. IN or
der to be In position 10 either buy
or sell. from or to. the Independent
interests In Montana, there was
formed this CorporatioD Securities
and Investment company, rs cor
porate company, 10 enter into nego-
iiations with the Independent inter
ests In Montana. which negotiations
are now IN progress. and. II possible,
TO buy these independent interests In
Montana. northern Idaho and WASH
!neton. and then In the end. II that
purpose was accomplished, the Cor
porstion Securities aud Investment
Company should scll 20 The Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company the portion OF the lndepen-
dent plants located In Montana. and
sell to others the portion OF thes. In
dependent plants existing IN north
eYn Idaho and Washington.
We explain this 10 the public may
know that In the above foreword.
where We say there II no company
within \ company. or wheels within
wheels" We are speaking absolutely
truly. and also that this Corporation
Securities and Investment Company.
which WAS 40 freely advertised BY the
articles In the newspaper referred to.
II absolutely Il legitimate and proper
company and organised for the speci-
fic purposes stated.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

present. u neat appearance II knots
ARE used the bDishcd work viii have
u rough look
When working with silk II L. ippcr
ativc I" hav" n sbnrp needle aud
smooth thimblc. for n rough thimble
will rough the six. aud II In inISssi
BILE TO do eovl work with bent ~
dull needle
A pair of small sharp scissors should
always In r-"d ~ cut ID" thread or q
ragged appearance viii bc the result
when the work is finished
The busy Christmas ri,.r who ha,
not iiu.c ~ make gifts at take mn ~.
Tensile -b"pplnr tour might step Into
n bookstore aud select some bcntl,
bound volumes ~'o-c contents would
b~ appreciated by the recipient. This
shopping cnn b~ donc quickly.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
An Open Letter to the
Telephone Using Public


to the treasury OF our company, for
every share they hold. and they have
simply come into our company be-
cause they believed it to be safe
investment,
There is. too. upon the part OF the
public, belief that IN. company is
largely engaged In politics We i'm
agine this feeling Is caused by the
fact that In the past. simply from
the standpoint of self-preservation
certain corporations were almost
compelled to be In politics: but in
these days. when the tendency is TO
place all corporations and trust af-
fairs into the hands of a central
body. such a. the Interstate Com
merce Commission and local state
commissions. etc. To deal with the
conduct OF businesses such a. ours,
being in politics, a. believed by the
public. would be a foolish thing and
entirely unnecessary. This IS, there
fore. To state emphatically that We
are not. either directly or Indirect
ly. In politics. in any way. shape or
manner. and shall hot be.
W. are going To attempt 70 give
you the entire story ss 10 our rates.
We have been told when stating to
some OF the public that Ne proposed
starting campaign Ike this. that
our efforts would b. futile. that our
subscribers would turn out To be self
ish and only look toward the end OF
getting as cheap telephone rates as
possible. We do not believe this,
We believe that the great majority
of the public are inclined 10 be fair.
tion OF what our telephone rates are
as IL is that when ". make state
ment regarding them. and show our
true financing. that ~. shall be hon
est. and tina, the public shall know
that we are honest That when We
make Y statement a. 10 our profits
and earnings. showing Just where
the dollar that our subscriber pays
us goes. the public may know that
We are not trying to deceive them or
keep anything back that should b.
and our position Seems TO be Just
and right. We belieY. that the fair
ness of the public Will sustain US.
We are going to set forth the In
herent difficulties O. giving uniyers-
al telephone servic. These articles
and letters are not TO be piece OF
special pleading or adro!, use Of
words. but a clear. bus!nsss-like set
ting forth Of facts. We hope, be-
fore We get through. both ourselves
and the public viii understand each
other better. There is at leas, no
harm to be- done In trying 10 ac-
compiish this desired result.
II is our aim TO educate, please
and satisfy the public and TO be
educated ourselves. ~ seems 10 W.
that every corporation has the right
OF self defense. the same ar All indi-
viduai. The public has the same
right Listen to our defense and We
will listen TO yours No problem has
ever been harder for US than just
how We are are going 10 let the pub
lie know truly abou, NJ. but We be-
iicve that no problem WAS ever more
important to both. II We really can
make you feel tina, you are n partner
In our business. W. SHAH have Ac-
dompiished much. A large part OF
the problem will be solved. " we
can only bring the public. through
education. TO = full understanding
that there II Il mutual dependence
between the public service corpora
tons and the public. and that pub
lie prosperity depends largely upon
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
the SCRAP BAG IS |
A USEFUL FRIEND
From lis Odds CT bldS Mary
Holiday Gifts My b M,dl.

- DDS and ends of cretonne. silk.
linen or velvet should be
brought ont when the Christ
mas gift giver sits down to
plan tokens that shall be both attfac-
tive and useful.
With these fabrics she can design
bags Of any sOrt. from dainty party or
opera bags for the society girl to
stanch looking laundry or work bags
for the housewife.
The house mother will appreciate II
sewing bag like the one here illustrat-
I'd II Is made OF stout cretonne AMI
is lined with plain material A fea-
ture Of this hug is It's roominess. The
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
DAINTY wApeRy.
ms 10 . Cir Within the Mssns q AN
and Useful 70 Al.

TAe hous~wif~s linen closet ID never
~ full that she falls to appreciate .
well selected gift " nal~ry. Anything
from tsblecIoths to ds'ilies. from fancy
sheets to pilloWcares will ixr welcomed
illustrated here iS n henstitch..d pIi-
lowcase. one of set. They ar, all
embroidered with the recipients initial
and are handmade of tine linen,
CenterpIete> oi heavy linen lace and
muslin embroidery are easily made
and are not expensive considering their
ornamental effect. Exceedingly pretty
ceniers can he evolved from cluny lace
and heavy Irish linen. handwOrGed
with eyeietting.
In addition to the naIery which goes
upon the table. every housekeeper
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

bag for solIesi hnbikrrchicfs or cot.
lars j. fashioned of cream white can
,ns decorated Will n simple design IN
cross stitch This il lined with pink
I" blue Inwn. mud ii". top n gMth~rpd
over mn r,nl'r,'id-ry Inoi,
Bcwit'hins little powder puR hags
nre con'ri,rd FROM rguarvS " nash
r4h''on. 6hI-hci on with . fill u lmrs.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
YAScN woKHEAo.

~ handles. 4 wide band II the rib
Ion wis gathered Ia III. hoops 10 form
the lower part of III. bag. while In
serted Inside III. circle were bands OF
the rihbou gathered on elastic. Inside
the lag are pockets In which To place
embroidery silk. ncrdlehook. scissors,
etc. required 10, the fancy worker
The other bag illustrated l. mad.
with plain red ribbon combined with
Dresden ribbon II L. intended as a
party bag for n girl Made IN rnth~f
smaller proportions. II viii do for III.
accommodation of Opera glasses
gloves and the fan for the ,hcafcr.
Canvas may bc made into many
dainty articles. A biz worAbag o. d
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
BANK STATEMENTS
WHICH APPEAR TODAY

1-American National Bank.
2l-American Security & Trust Co.
20-Anacostia Bank.
25-Bank of Commerce & Savings.
Csee Financial PageJ
S-Citizens' Savings Bank.
lS-Columbia National Bank.
l5-District National Bank.
l4-Federal National Bank.
l6-Fidelty Savings Company.
6-Home Savings Bank.
3-Industrial Savings Bank.
22-Lncoln National Bank.
7-McLachlen Banking Corporation.
24-Munsey Trust Company.
Csee Financial PaEa)
ll-National Bank of Washington.
9-National Savings & Trust Co.
13-Park Savings Bank
Riggs National Bank.
4-Second National Bank.
Security Savings & Com. Bank.
5-Seventh Street Savings Bank.
23-Union Savings Bank.
l9-Union Trust Company.
IO-United States Savings Bank.
2-United States Trust Co.