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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-04
0oinqs In the
 Superior Court
MONDAY

MONDAY
 State vs H L Irons, charged with criminal assault. committed ct Ben .ss tried before the following jury: John Critchiey Eugene Yoakutn Leonard Mellgren Frank Hurley A E Criewell Chas Cross Geo Hauberger JAmes J Spides Oscar Z.pf J L Mellgren SC Orrison
 Afte. hearing the evidence in the case the jury returned e verdict of guilty ss charged. The defendant will be sentenced tomorrow
 The Irons case wss the only case on trial today, occupying the attention of the court the entire day.
 TUESDAY
 A wri, of injunction was filed in the Superior court today arising out of the school trustee election st Will cox when H L Mccoy and Mrs Clara kottman were voted on at the elec- tion held in that school district on the s9th of March lsst. Is sppesrs several of the board of election re- iused to sign the returns on the ground that the election was illegally held, several irregularities including time Of opening and closing polls being alleged. The writ cites the election board to sns~er why the returDs were not cer- ti6ed 10. that proper credentia might be issued tp the elected candidates.
 The McKenns case is set for to- morrow. and . large number oi witt nesses from Lowell sill appear. The defendant is charged with resisting sn officer and it will be remembered his brother and Deputy Sheriff Rooney both were killed during an sitercation arising at time of arrest.
 State vs Leon Obslle -Motion for dismissal of information was denied Csee was postponed for tib,e being owing to illness 0: defendant. who is now in the county hospital.
 State vs Irons s.-Deiendsut having been found guilty Of criminal assauit. was arrsigned and sentenced not lees than 5 yesrs from date.
 WEDNESDAY,
 Jennie NJ Happe vs c F Hsppe. Decree granted.
 State vs raddy McKeopa- Motion for continusnce filed and granted.
 Juror John Crischley excused for term.
 State vs Eli Aho and John Letine -Pond forfeited.
 State ys Angel S.lazar; assault with deadly wespon.-Plea of gn,lty enter ed. Sentence tomorrow.
 State vs Rafael Badilla.-Grand larceny. Plead guilty. Sentence to- morrow.
 State vs Juan Eocinas. Grand larceny. Plead guilty. Sentence to- morrow.
 State vs Frank Lester; entered ples of guilty burglary in second degree and will be sentenced tomorrow.
 S.ste vs ohss Grant: charged with ssssult with deadly weapon; plead not guilty. set for May3
 State vs Tbos Miller, charged with asssult with deadly weapon; plead guilty and fined $lOO.
 State vs Chas Wilson; charged with burglary: plead not guilty and set for May 3.
 Louis Vollchel ys Ethel vollcbeI Decree granted.
 WiIes vs Pidwell ct sl.-yudgment for pssinti6 for $50.
 Hamilton vs Prow.-Judement Tor plaintiff.
 THURSDAY
 State vs Angel Sslss-r. cbsrged with ssssoit with deadly weapon, sen- teneed to not lees than one nor oore than 10 years.
 essts vs Rsfssl Bsdills, charged
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-04

with grand la co iy, sentenced to not less than nor more than 10 years.
 State vs Frank Lester, chsi ged with burglary. -entenced net more than 5 yesrs.
 State vs Juan Encinas. charged with srand larceny. sentenced to not less than l nor more than 10 years.
 Hickey vs Mschomich Merca ntile Co case argued and submitted to jury
 Cbss c Corrsn vs H A Kiameil. involving possession oi ranch prop er'y and cancellation of iesse,
 Tie follow ng jury Is hearing the case this afternoon:
 W Truman Ed J Riley Patrick ByIne CE Blsnke R F Weigel L Shirley N J Riley VI Cook Wm Hughes FA Davis D A Marley Spikes FRIDAY 
 State vs w Di Armstrong, charged | with assault order permitting with dra~sl to plea of guilty A fine of sl5( was entered and came paid in oper court.
 Chss A Currsn vs H A Kimmell, or trial involving possession of ranch This case occupied attention of cour the entire day and sti'l on trial ss V, go to press.
 | Hickey vs Machomich Mercantil Go. Jury reported being unable |
 agree and we.e discharged. Case re
 set for May
 State vs Cbas Grant coln.ed, chsrl
 ed with assault with . deadly weapon
 Eutered plea oi guilty and fined $ls'
 Order stay of execution of 3 days sn
 defendant released on own cog nizsnce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-04
THURSDAY

State vs Angel Sslas~r, cbsrged with ssssuit with deadly weapon. sen- teneed to not lees than one nor oore than 10 years.
 Stats vs Rafael Bsdills, ehaseed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
"Third Degree" Is Play
With a Real Punch"

THE play with a punch has fair
example in THE Third Degree"
Charles Klein's dramatic presentation
of big city police methods, which Is at
the Lyric this week There is the
story of the Coercive manner by which
the officers seek to wiring a confess
sion from a suspected criminal.
In this case however, the suspect
really is innocent. This makes no
difference whatsoever to Captain Gin
ton. He Will have the confession,
whether or not. His methods are
highly edifying. He uses every means
of intimidation from the display of a
pistol TO mental suggestion. This
last is effective The prisoner, his
mind wearied by the siege OF ques
tons, declarations, suggestions,
threats, finally admits that he Is the
right man, even though he isn't.
The situation, however probable or
improbable, is intense. and the act in
which the third degree methods are
displayed Is the "puEch" OF the show
The company at the Lyric, whose
principal figures are Miss Grayce
Scott as Annie Jefferies, Glenn An
GERS as Captain Clinton, William
Thompson, Harrison Ford. Theodore
Dudley and Dewitt Newing, is capa-
BILE.
The Third Degree" will be seen in
matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday, with performances every night
I this week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
'1|E rs 81
k InI |S| EsSi{t 8

time he had turned his back to the
road menders' barrier.
The girl, angered and alarmed, shrank
toward the gentleman. who seemed to
give ner some measure of protection
from the Infatuated cause OF all the
trouble.
DO step into my brougham." he said.
civilly. Victor, just grab the gee gee {
head again and keep that idiot quiet
until we get away Now, madam, take
my advice You viii be quite safe In
stantly."
Even yet she hesitated. There was,
perchance. a timbre in the quiet. cul-
tured tone OF the speaker that did not
ring truly. The note of "a bell can
no. be perfect II Il ere is flaw In the
metal, and the human voice often be-
trays warped nature when TO all
outward seeming there Is a fair eX
terror
The man who addressed her was
youthful, not much older than herself
the polish apd easy repose Of society
Ills N1iLSt ms attitude, were III Inc
best Of taste Yet
A loud alteration broke CIT be-
tween the Cakman and Victor" The
latter did not appear To be SO ready &c
lay hands on the Teins again, and the
whip fell viciously on the horses flank
causing him 10 plunge forward III dan
eerous proximity TO the couple on the
sidewalk He came close, but not toe
close, Philip was now quite certain
that he was witnessing the dexterous
display of skilled driver.
Really. l am aat loss for words to
persuade you that your only course is "a
use my carriage, Otherwise there will
be confounded row"
The strangers voice was trifle pet
ulant. She was such an unreasonable
young lady. She turned TO him irreso-
lutely-to find Philip at her side
thrusting himself in front OF her would
be rescuer.
You have been the victim. of a plot
madam he said. Your driver is not
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
BY TARLETON COLLIER.

Mr.. Clayton White has a cigar in
his mouth, upturned at an acute an
Gle. You come to realize that Mr..
White and his cigar and his sweater
and his dress suit and all are very
funny. It's his personality that does
it, and that personality. linked with
the Ibreeziness OF his partner, Miss
Mae Phelps. has made of "Cherie," a
sketch on this weeks bin at the
Forsyth. q most striking number.
What's more. Clayton White and his
entertaining company came to the
Forsyth as surprise. They were not
billed on the boards that went up all
over town last week advertising this
weeks show And when the unex-
pected niarity that Is in their sketch
Is held up TO the audience, there is
much exultation
Another sketch there is OF consid
cradle virtue. "On the Edge OF
Things" presented by Homer Miles
and his company, has real punch.
Mr.. Miles is very winning janitor
who saves girl from elopement with
q married man
Kimberly and Mohr. a pair OF at
tractive young men. have singing act
called "Clubland" Their business.
even In It's most iudicrous lines. has a
sort OF heart interest and tho whole
thing is bright
Harry Bulger and Herbert Corthell
have an act OF new songs and dia-
lugue in which they make up to rep
resent a certain bewhiskered pair OF
cough drop manufacturers. Their
number is The Smith Brothers in
New York"
''Lolotte" is roller skating bear
ard a most unusual vaudeville per
former, Al Raynos bulldogs. closing
the bill are most energetic and YER
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Copyright. 1904. by Edward ]. Clode
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

The leading hanson drove steadily
on. There was nothing remarkable in
this. When the driver reached the OBJ
struction he would turn out of the park
by the nearer gate-that was all.
But he did nothing of the kind.
There was a sudden crash OF wood a
woman's scream, and the horse was
struggling wildly amidst a pile of loose,
wooden blocks, while one wheel of the
cab dropped heavily into a shallow
trench.
simultaneously the broughman pulled
up and its two occupants rushed to
the scene of the accident.
Philips driver. of course. obeyed in
structions, but ne shouted TO his fare
as he jumped into the road:
THAT fellers either drunk or e did
1t a-puppuss.'
Philip was OF the same opinion. He
reached the overthrown barricade al
most as soon as the two hurrying mer
in front, both Of whom were in even
ing dress.
one OF them held the horses head
and steadied him; the other was just
in time to help the young lady to leave
her dangerous conveyance.
81 hope you have received no in
jury. madam" he said. politely
"Oh, not at all. l was frightened
for an instant How could II have
happened? l saw the lamps quite plain
ly The man seemed TO pull his horse
deliberately into the barrier"
The voice was singularly sweet and
well modulated. A neighboring are
lamp Illuminated the girls face with
its white, implying radiance. 1t re-
vealed features beautifully modelled
and large, startled eyes that looked
wonderingly from the man who came
so promptly to her rescue 10 the driver
who had caused the mishap, Philip
behind the hanson, was unseen. He
remained critical observer.
Il fear he Is intoxicated" was the
reply. Here, you! How came you tC
make such blunder?"
blind as an owl" came the CUR
Cling answer. Il saw some red spots
dancm' abaht but l thort it must be
that larst gill O. beer,
Nevertheless the cabman extricateo
his horse and vehicle from their pre-
dicament with singular ease FOR a half
drunken man.
Coin on. miss" he grinned. There
is not'in' extry for the steeplechise."
mo, no. cried the lady. 81 viii
II, I mill poN ,s,,, ,,n,,.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Police Hunt Negro
Who Shot Up Car

SAVANNAH, Oct. 2s.-Police are
to-day securing the country for a
big negro who tried to shoot up a
Mil Haven car full OF women and
children.
The negro. who was a passenger,
waited until the car got out of the
city limits. when he pulled his re
volver and fired several shots A man
knocked up his arm each time he
fired and finally took the gun from
him. The negro then jumped from
the train and escaped
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Savannah Actress
To Play Honey Bee
Registered United states Patent onics.

SAVANNAH, Oct 29.-Mrs w. G
Austin. known on the stage as Marie
Shotwell Hawley, Is at her home in
Savannah resting up for the rehear-
sails to begin soon in New York of
Frohman's Honey Bee"
Mrs. Austin married Well to- do
Savannah business man shortly after
her success in The Lion and the
Mouse" She lived at Savannah until
three months ago, when she returned
to New York to fill a special engage
ment for a revival OF the old show.
She returned here, she said, to win
Mr.. Austin's conestn to appear in
The Honey Bee"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Tries to'KeepUpW With
Lizzie;' Is Arrested

ANNISTON, ALA, Oct. 29.-Trying
to keep up with Lizzie" and make
a display by wearing a dress suit al
a wedding, Lawrence Sanders, a
trusted negro employee of the Scar
borough Drug Company, stole $2+
from a cash drawer and was bound
over to the Grand Jury under a $500
bond to-day. The money was found
in his sock after he had been ar
rested.
The negro stole the money, it is
said, to rent a suit and fixins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Daughter Hurt, Sues
Circus for $4,000

COLUMBUS, Oct 29,-N. Himmel-
welt Il Columbus merchant, has
brought suit for $4,000 against Bar
mum & Bailey's circus for alleged per
sonal injuries to his young daugh-
ter. whose foot was badly hurt while
the circus was unloading preparatory
to showing here.
The circus made bond for the
amount through a. surety company
The case is set for hearing at the
November term of the Superior Court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Income of Princess
Cut Off By Saxony

VIENNA. oct. 29-The Neue Wiener
Tagehlatt hears from court circles that
the Saxon Government has determined
from the beginning OF next year. to
withhold the annual allowance OF 40
600 marks from the Kings private ex-
chequer hitherto paid to the Crown
Princess Of SaXony
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29

drunk He caused the accident pur-
posely. These two scoundrels are in
league with him. II
What the devil" cried the other
fiercely, but Philip swung him bodily
against the iron ratings.
"If you care to take my cab, alone,
1t is at your service I will look after
these cads."
His quick eye caught a signal from
Victor to the cabman. He was sorry
for the horse, but this comedy must
be stopped, He instantly caught the
bride and backed the cab violently to-
ward the excavation. The cabman
dashed at him in vain and swore, too
with remarkable fiuency for one sc
drunk Both wheels crunched on top of
the stout barrier and became locked
there.
To Be Continued Torcorro>.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
COLUMBUS BACKS HIGHWAY.

COLUMBUS, Oct, 29.-The people
of Columbus are interested In the
project TO build highway between
Columbus and Bullochville to connect
with u highway to Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
BACKING FOREST RESERVE,

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Oct. 29.-With
Governor Locke Craig presiding, the
Appalachian Park Association has
been organized to promote purchases
by the United States, under the
Weeks law, for the creation of a great
forest reserve.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
- ~~-~-r>SN->-N-N->~s~~
NEW TREATMENT
FOR COLDTROUBLES
Is plenty Of fresh air in the bed. room
and good application OF
wkkb[% Soup and CATEE
y k&kNS Pneumonia SkAkX K

over the throat and chest. covered
with q warm flannel cloth: soothing
antiseptic yapors are released hy The
body warmth and inhaled directly 10
ne affected parts No need OF dis
lrbsng the stomach with medicines
ems worst colds relieved in one night:
ears r.ah fifteen minutes. AT all drug
"a N b.vc soc and 81 90 Sample on
.rs T,,ltz ok Chemical Co, Green's
(Adv,)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
England Probes c. P. r. Arrests.

VIENNA. Oct. 29-The British Am
bassador to Austria Hungary to-day
began an investigation OF the arres.
or agents of the Canadian Pacific
Railway who are charged with pro.
noting the emigration of Austrians
Liable to military service.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
CLAYTON AND CIGAR
BIG HIT AT FORSYTH

satile animal performers. Ray Mont
gomery and the Healy sisters have
songs and dances and comedy lines
that are attractive
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Spain combats Socialism.

MADRID. oct. 29.-fremier Dato
announced to-day that in order to
combat the growth OF radical social
ism throughout Spain he had decided.
at the instance of King Alfonso, to
create ministry of labor to deal
with Industrial disputes At present
nearly 100000 men are on strike
throughout Spain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
CABLE
NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told in q
Few Short Lines.
Militants Burn Station.

LLANDUDNO, WALES, Oct. "a
Militant suffragettes to-day extended
their destruction OF railway stations
to Wales burning the depot at Plan
dulas. with loss estimated at $40, 600
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
SINNERS TO VISIT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, Oct. 29.-Columhus
will be the host of the Macon Shriners
tonight for three hours, en- route In
Montgomery with them.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

THIS Is TO CERTIFY that /. Samuel C..
Osborn. Of the city and county Of San Fran
cisco, state of California. am the sole owner
and proprietor of that certain business known
as and conducted under the name and style
Of THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC
That my name in fnll is Samuel Claud Os-
born and nv place OF residence is 4224 Judah
street San Francisco, California.
That the city ana county OF San Francisco
is the place where the principal place Of bus-
ness of the National Conservatory of Music
is located and room 1855, Phelan building.
In said city and county, is a exact de-
scription of the location of said principal place
of business.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto
set my hand and seal this 21st day OF
November, year Of 1913.
SAMUEL CLAUD OSBORN
State OF California
City and County of IS.
San Francisco
SAMUEL CI.AUD OSBORN. being 6rst duly
sworn. deposes and says that the above certif-
ment of the name of the sole owner and pro-
pretor of said National Conservatory of Music.
together with the place Of residence of said
owner and proprietor and the principal place
of business of said National Conservatory OF
Music.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 25th
day OF November. 1918.
L. Fl. ANDERSON.
Notary public in and for the city and county
of San Francisco.
BAGGAGE and articles left by W. NJ. Cart
wright at Hotel Alexander will be sold at
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

DECIDE NOW To STUDY law and thus make
che 6rst step toward great and successful
business or professional career. BUSINESS
MEMS LAW COLLEGE. Mills bldg phone
noguias $500
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
CHURCH SERVICES

day services at Trinity church.
corner 81 Rush and Cough sts..--lley rom
muaion 80 aud ar a m. morning prayer
and holy communion az II o'clock, The
rector. Rev. y. W. Ciampett u. H.. Will
preach. Special music for Christmas BY the
choir
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
LOST AND FOUND

IoSr-Ahout noon on Monday, probably on
Jones above California. or California between
Jones aud Mason. iady's small broad tail
l0Sr-Coral cameo brooch. with pearls, be-
tween Grant av. and Powell 81. on SutteT.
or between Sutter and Pine. Powell 81, !.
reward s., Return CSC Powell ST.. ap;. 81,
LoSr--in Eddy st. near Jones' pair of eye
glasses Return 10 office. Eddystone apt,
Lddy near Jones reward.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
GOVERNMENT FARMS

GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE-0ur official
112 page book. Vacant Government Lands'
describes every In every county in O.
s. How secured free. 1918 diagrams and
tables All about irrigated farms. Price
25c postpaid. WEBB PUBLISHING CO.,
Dept. 20. St Paul. Minn.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
CITY REAL ESTATE

A bargain: new. modern residences and
rooms. bath. garage. attics: hardwood floors
furnaces. etcss 1878 Sd av bet Irving and
Parnassus: terms to suit. l. NJ. WEISMAN
son, So Pacific bid Phone Douglas SITo
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES

UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO.
Junction OF Market and O'Farrel SITS and
Grant Av.
For the haif year ending December 81 1913
. dividend has been declared at the rate OF
Tour 90 per cent per annum on all Savings
Deposits. payable on and after January 2
lFl4. Dividends not drawn viii be added to
tho depositors accounts and draw interest
from January J. 1914
H. VAN JUvEN. Cashier.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

BAGGAGE and articles left by W. NJ Cart
wright at Hotel Alexander viii be sold at
auction In not claimed within 10 days.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
FARMS WANTED

WANTED-To hear from owner who has good
farm for sale; send description and price
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Minneap polls. Mum.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK or SAN FRAN
CISCO, zoe Market 81 opposite Thlrd-For
the hair year ending December 81. 1918 n
dividend has been declared at the rate OF
four 90 per cent per annum on all savings
deposits, payable on and after Friday Jauu.
nry ?, 1914. Deposits not called for are
added 20 and bear the same rate Of interest
hs the principal from January l. 1914
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
r. r.. BuRMrsTER. Cashier.
GEoRGE 3rouRNY. Manager.

THE MISSION SAVINGS RANK Valencia
aud 10th sts.--For tho half year ending
December g. 1919. dividends upqa an de.
posits NJ the rate of four 90 Der cent per
annum viii be payable on aud after January
-. 1914. Dividends not drawn are added
to the deposit account aud earn interest
from January l. 1914.
JAS RoLPH JR., President
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

TO LEASE--A crackerjack business location Ia
growing city of 10000; new building with
ground floor space of 50x90 and basement and
loft: will lease in part as whole; In
center OF shopping district and ideal for
hardware. dry goods. furniture or market
there being a fine opening for the latter in
particular. ready for occupancy February L
1914. Box 1862. Call office.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
DRESSMAKING

hrhOW Ellis Dressmsklng snd Nulluerr
tceooi-kveRinE Classes: patterur 10 o.
der. i2i tieary - Hear GrAls Az: ts%
Douglas 4I3l.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
SEWING MACHINES

A Singer sewing machine store nsed machines
50 and up; machines rented by week or
1905 Fillmore: West 1885. r. HENDERSON.
SINGER machines sold and rented 266f Mis-
sion 81. bet. I'D and 23d. phone Mission 202.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

FOR new and I'd hand bicycles and motorcycles
ST the righ. prices A. ZfMMERLIN. 1880
g. G. av.,agt. Tor famous Dayton motorcycles.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
Classified Directory
forReady Reference

ACCOUNTANTS-Certihed Pub.
John R. RUCkSTELL c p A.. Sd floor. Claus
spreckels tCsll bldg; phone kearny <i51 q,
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24
OAKLAND APARTMENTS
BERKELEY APARTMENTS

porcbes . blocks to Key Route and S. P.
S25; newly furnished. 1926 Wheeler st.
Ashby, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

AtMBoLDT SAVINGS BANK. Ts8 Market 81
near fouTth-For the half year ending De.
rrmoer 81. 1913 a dividend has been declared
~ The rate OF four ~ per cent per annum
on aN savings deposits. payable on and after
Friday, January . 1914 Dividends not
cni'rd for are added TO and bear the same
rate of Interest as the principal from Jann.
AIRY ]. l0lf II. G. kLEVESAIlI. Cashier
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-24

FkFNCii- AMERICAN BANK OF SAVINGS
tNaVngs Department. los Sutter st.-For
the hair year ending December 8I 1913 a
four 90 per cent per aunum on AN deposlts
pa5 able on and after Friday. January 2
lbit Dividends not called for are added to
and beor the same rate of Interest az the
principal from January L. 1914
A fEE ffr r~n.faare