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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
TAX CONFERENCE
PLANS TAKE FORM
Experts From North and West
to Address Business Men of
State on Big Problem.
LEGISLATORS TO ATTEND
Much Interest Shown in Meeting
Initiated by Chamber
of Commerce.

The program for the conference OF
business men. farmers and professional
men. which will be held In Richmond
on January 20 and 81 for tho purpose
OF considering methods OF scientific re-
form i'll the Virginia tax system. has
been completed. and includes promi-
nent officials and students OF econo-
mics. Governor Mann. Lieutenant-
Governor Ellyson and Mayor Ainslie
dresses will be made by II. $. Adams,
of the Wisconsin Tax Commission; 4.
Z. Pleydell. secretary of the New York
Tax Reform Associations: DR. Thomas
Walker Page OF the University of Vir-
ginia, and others.
Delegates attending the conference
VIII be urged to express their views
on the question, and il is expected
that the deliberations will take con
crete form. The members of the Leg
islature will be invited to hear tho ad-
able them to attend. the sessions will
be held almost without exception at
night. The Richmond Hotel will be
conference headquarters.
Chamber Stirs Interest.
The legislative committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce, headed By Ar
thur NJ. Cannon, has worked faithfully
to interest the commercial orEaniza-
in the conference, and many persons
have written that they will attend.
The program follows:
january 70. II. VI.
Report of committee of arrange
Hodges Mann, Governor of Virginia, to
preside nj the opening session.
Address of welcome by George Aims
lie, Mayor OF the city.
Address of welcome by IT. NJ. Car
rington president Of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Address by T. 6 Adams. chairman,
Wisconsin Tax Commission. Subject:
Separation of the Sources of state
and Local Revenue as Il Program of
Tax Reform"
Address by A. c. Plcydell. secretary
of New York Tax Reform Association.
Subject: The System of Special Taxes
i'll New York"
january 81, 10 a. VI.
Address by DR.. Thomas Walker Page.
professor political economy, University
Of Virginia. Subject: Necessity for
Tax Reform In Virginia and Sugges-
tons to Accomplish Such Reform"
Report of committee on legislation of
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce,
recommending the appointment of n
committee on resolutions to sit during
the afternoon Uherc being no after
noon session of the conference) and
report to The night session.
Night Session.
J. Taylor Ellyson, Lieutenant G ov-
ernor OF Virginia, presiding.
Report of committee on resolutions
discussion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
DETECTIVE SMITH WEEDS
Popular Officer Surprises His Friends by
Taking Wife.


Detective Gordon r. Smith. OF police head
quarters. and Miss Bessie Lillian knight
were married at $3.50 o'clock last night at
tho brides home. 39s Denny Street. the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. H. r.
Jones. pastor OF the Fulton Baptist Church.
Only members OF the family and few close
friends of both families we're present at tho
wedding. wedding supper was served
afterwards to the guests and to the members
OF the Police Department who had been
Initiated into tho secret and who were pres
cnt.
Tho wedding came as a great surprise to
the majority Of the young detectives
friends. for he had given them intima-
ton Of his plans. Detective Smith was pro-
NOTED TO headquarters last spring, when he
was added to tho detective squad and us
signed to regular detective duty. He had
served previously as patrolman and then
IL bicycle officer tho First Station, and
received his promotion for continued merit
ed service. He has figured In many import
ant arrests. and is regarded by his superior
officers and members of the Board OF Police
Commissioners as one OF the most efficient
of the younger men In the bureau.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs. james
knight. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home at 9o9 East Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
STATES OFFER IS
REJECTED BY CITY
Committee Opposes Sale of Any
Part OF Ford Hotel Block
to Commonwealth.

On motion OF Alderman Bliley. the
rcufc!l Committee on Public Build.
ings Yesterday afternoon recommend
ca mat the city DO not sell to the
property recently acquired from the
fofd estate, known AS the Ford Ho-
tci site The committee felt that the
whole property would be necessary to
meet future municipal needs and that
the city could not afford to dispose of
any part OF it The resolution convey
ing ms rccomm cndation VIII be for
warded to the Board of Aldermen at it's
meeting tonight
The motion. was adopted without de-
pate no member of the committee an
pointed by the Legislature of 1912 an
pcar!nG before the committeo rho
matter had been placed by the state
IN me hands Of Governor Mann. Lieu
w u Governor j. Taylor I;llyson and
Attorney General 5. W. Williams Their
auth9Tity expires when the General As
Stmbly cOnVenaS to-morroNr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
CALLS(}N.Y.:: N. c. A.
TO QUOTE RATES
Hirschberg Wants Information
in View of Request for Water
Rate Reduction.

Following up a proposed ordinance
offered by Councilman UTnlauf and re-
ferred to the Administrative Board for
consideration. granting reduced water
rate OF 20 cents per 100 cubic feet To
tho Y. NJ; G. A, Subchairnau Iiirsch-
berg. of tho Administrative Board, OF
Tered a motion yesterday that Samuel
.. Mckee, secretary OF the Y. NJ q. A.
report 10 the board what charges are
inadc by the association for board and
lodging. The resolution was adopted.
and Clerk Dunford viii communicate
with Secretary Mckee and ask for "A
report az to the rates mentioned,
Charges made by the NJ G. a. for ad
mission ana yearly membership and for
other purposes were not mentioned In
the resolution.
Tho Y. NJ. G. a. IS now receiving re-
duced rates on gas, according 10 Mr.
Ilirschberg. and before CONSIDERING. a
reduction In the water rate lac desired
he stated, TO learn whether the organi-
zation is earning through Its room rent
and board charges more than the actual
expenses incurred by the institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
MILITARY ALLOTMENT
Companies TO Have Expense Money
Bnsls of $40 Per 1Ian

AZ meeting OF the State Military Board
neio In the onicc OF Governor Mann y.uter.
day an allotment OF expense money ~ Iii
TIA organizations was awarded on tho basis
%. Nv lot every onicer and ruan present a,
the annual Inspection There were nrns.nt
Governor Mann. AdJutant- General Sale Gen
Graz Z. c. vaughan. Jr.. Colonc! H. O Jnmcs
ana Lieutenant- Colonel 10 Lane Stern Til.
usuai allowances for the expenses OF head
quarters OF the various organisations war.
authorized 'e'e
The Acknowledgement was authorized 10
request tho War Department to detail far
auty with the Virginia militia an addItion,l
inIhhtry sergeant to a6sist In instruction
Ihhre arc tat present two such Instructors
win the state infantry. and one with th-
heid artillery. but az Virginia mas ,nree r.vi
men's ana an independent battalion OF infan
Try the services of an additional Instructor
arc needed The board authorized pnv,nsp,
OF large number of routine accounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
WILL HOLD KELSEY
Ncw York Authorities VIII Send Fxtradition
Papers for Alleged Thief

Papers for Alleged Thief
Chlef OF Police Werner yesterday receiye6
wire from the New York police asking him
70 mold Robert c. Kelsey alias Michael
the charge of grand LARCENY. IT was stat ed
mat reauisitinn papers we're being prepared,
az no mas said no will fight cxtradition KEEL
sey was arraisned in Police Court yesterday
morning, and Justice crutchfield remanded
him 10 Jail until January 90.
Kelsey, who was arrested carly yesterdav
morning 10y Detectives G.. p. Smith. BRYANT
and Motorcycle Policeman SamueIs. is al
ieSed TO have defrauded a business assocjat .
In Brooklyn OF 50. 7Oo He was Indicted IN
Kings County and released under $4,000 bali
/ IN lovs. lie Jumped the bond and was traced
ny the New York police TO various cities nd
i,naily here lie has been In Richmond since
June and has been employed as booklcep.r
name OF Kavanatgh. 'e
Detective Sergeant Roddy. Of New York
aeinrtment. is here, and Will await papers
to return with the prisoner f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
DECISION RESERVED
Judge Richardson May PISS on Bcnnc,t
StmhIc AHpenI THY Week

Argument was concIuded vrator1,,
before Judge Richardson. OF the Hust
ines Court, In the trial Of ~ w. Ben
nctt ana Other stable keepers, charged
Win violation OF the Board OF Health
regulation that they Install tight floor.
me in their stables. In Police Cont
heN We're fined SO each, and appealed
70 the iiuStings Court to test Tho ~,
hority OF the Board OF Health in bro
mitigating such a regulation and inc
power OF the CITY Council to confer
such authority on this department
Judge Richardson took the case nm.
ger amusement and may hand dow
ms decision some time this week. n
thc event that the decision is adyers,
to the appellants. il is probable ;h3,
inc case VIII 20 10 tho virginia S,,.
preme Court Of Appeals ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
TO TALK ON MEXICO
DIR. Anderson to Lecture at SichoI.on Scboof
In Fulton To- Might

Dr. Anderson to Lecture at Nicholson School
In Fulton Dwight.
DR.. d. r.. Anderson. professor OF history in
richmond college. VIII speak night in tho
auditorium OF the Nicholson school Irnitnr
on THE Situation In Mexico"
This ~ the fourth lecture OF a series on
current events and civic topics to DO deliv-
ered In Nicholson School during the presen,
term. All OF the Lectures have been we'll
a.oenasu; anu II is expected that large
After February l the work at Nicholson
schooi VIII be brohd-ned TO include q read :
ing ana recreation room and a class in sew
inE. me boys In the night school hav,
worked faithfully during the fall 10 maxi.
the tables for the reading room
The school board has recognized tn. NJ
gent need Tor additional recii;t,ea FOR Full
ton, and has recommended IN ,bn 80.
Council an appropriation sunicientiv lar.
10 pn1chase "A new lot for additional
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
HAD CONCEALED WEAPONS
Negro Fined for Carrying Gun. Razor and
blackjack and Resisting Arrest.

Charles Broadway, coio-ed. fined 800
and costs yesterday morning ia Police Court
for carrying concealed weapons. a revolver
blackjack and razor, ana S2I for resisting
Detective c.. Il. Smith. lie also put un-
der bond for twelve months In default he
went to jail. The negro arrested on
Saturday night by Smith lac was in the
act OF attempting TO sell skirt In pawn
shop. He had a grip. in which there were
numerous articles of womcns wearing APP
parel which the police think stolen.
When taken In custody Broadway put up a
fight. and II became necessary for the detec-
tive to subdu- him with his blackjack
Roger Harris, colored. fined Sl0o for
carrying concealed weapon. IL revolver
James Brace colorcd was convicted on
three charges OF theft and sent to Jail for
sixty days In each case. He stole shoes from
Arthur Kidd and Richard Winston. and sie
in cash from Ora Jones.
Bernard Johnson. colored. was fined $40
for being drunk and cruelty driving Il horse.
Martin Hayes was sent to jail for four
months for stealing a cornet from UmbeTt
Allison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
SUPREME COURT RECORD

Argument was heard by the Supreme Court
OF Appeals yesterday In the following cases:
Hospital OF ST. Vincent OF Paul w. Thonp-
son. Argued by u. b. Spindle and James
l.. Heath for appellant. and by Il. r. l..
Wells for appellee, and submitted.
Williams ". Commonwealth at the rela-
ton OF Smith Argued by Gardner l.. Boothe
for appellant and by $. b. Brent for appellee,
and submitted.
Next cases to be called: No. 81. Ashby etc.
vs.. Roles CT ais. No. So. Baldwin q Brown
Gnc.J VS. Winfree's administrator ct ais;
No. 30. Hnirston W.. Hoirston to he passed
until March tcrin); No. 81 Tabb VS.. City OF
Richmond: No -, y. G. & 4. Railway Com
puny VS. IIudIins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
MEMORIAL SERVICE
lass ut Sacred Heart Cathedral To-D m. in
Honor of the I.ntc Emthcr Pcrrig.

Mass Mt Sacred Heart Cathedral Tu-DuY in
Honor of the Late Father Pcrrig.
In honor OF the memory of the late Father
Joseph NJ. Perrig, of Fredericksburg who
died month ago. memorial service will
take place this morning AT 10 o'clock ut the
Sacred Heart Cathedral Bishop A. j. O'Con-
nell Will preside, while the puncEyric will
be delivered BY Ri. Rev. Mgr. William 4.
Russell. ID. D., rector of st. Patrick's Church.
OF Washington. who was q friend and great
admircr OF Father PerriS.
Tho mass will be SUNK by Rev. r. A.
Rankin, OF Charlottesville; Rev. d. r. Cole
man. OF Newport News, Will be deacon:
Rev. +. Joseph Magri. d. D.. subdcacon. and
Rev. John A. killiher. master Of ceremonies
All priests In the city Will participate in the
ceremonies.
Father Perris was well known In Rich
mond and had n host of friends here. He
was buried In Mt. Calvary Cemetery. To-
days service in his honor is known The
Months Mind"
Mgr Russell is the guest of Bishop O'Con-
nell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
BOARD SUBMITS
BUDGET DEMANDS
Chairman Whittet Wants $3,411,-
1O6.25 for Departments Under
His Jurisdiction.
SHocKoE CREEK GETS LIFT
More Than One Million in Bonds
Recommended for Great
City Improvement.

Chairman Whittet yesterday report
ed the city budget to the Administra-
presentation to the Finance Committee
tomorrow night. Although the do
partments under the board asked for
cut down to s3.41I.106.25 or this
amount: the board recommends that
Sl,39t.10 644 be set aside for Shockoe
Creek improvement bonds
There will be great deal of cutting
when the Finance Committee begins
work on the budget. as other depart
funds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
CAUGHT IN KENTUCKY
Governor Asks That James avis he Sent
Back 10 Virginia for Trial.

Itequis!tiOD papers OF the Governor of Ken
lucky were Issued yesterday by Governor
mann for James AVIS, colorod. wanted in
Orange County for feioniously shooting an
officer ana for being an escaped prisoner
II - also charged that he shot an officer IN
.ilbeDarlc County. ana United states spe-
cial officer connected with the postal service
lie is believed % be tn, negro who shot the
son OF state Senator Rinehart OF Cov!ncton.
lie broke 1ail recently ia Orange County
but was arrested in kentucky at the In,
stance Of l.. J. Scherer. OF tho Cnesapcnke
and Ohio Railway Company. He Is regarded
u desperate nun. The sheriff OF orange
county VIII go FOR the prisoner ana 10
make sure OF his return Will take on. or
Inore deputies with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
DIGS UP SWORD
May Have BELONGED to Federal OFFICER a,

May Have Belonged to Federal officer at
Evacuation.
In making some improvements at Buck
tfll. In Chesterfield County, the home OF Ben
q. Owen. private secretary to Governor
Mann. there was dug up what appears TO
have been very hnndsomc officers sword.
The entire inscription is not iegibie. but
the ~. s. A." indicates that 1t belonged to
eome officer of the Union Army. General
Devins. of the Union Army In command Of
the army OF occupation after tho evacuation
OF Richmond, had his headquarters at tho
Buck Hill house. Mr.. owen Is having tho
sword carefully cleaned. and HES to bo
able to decipher the name OF the owner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Child Hurt by Motor Truck

Milton Dawson, six years old. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r.. G. Dawson, OF 322 North Twenty
fourth Street, was slightly yesterday
afternoon when he ran before a motor truck
of T. w. Wood & Sons in Twenty fourth
Street between Broad and Marshall He
was taken to his home. where he was treat
ed by DR.. Il. A. Hord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Not Held by LILO Compnny

The American Audit Company issued n
statement yesterday. In which it corrected
its own error ia it's report to the receivers
OF tho Commonwealth Bank. In the list of
certificates OF dcposit outstanding or August;
- the Phoenix Life Insurance Company was
mentioned. The audit company states that
these certificates were held by the Phoenix
Insurance Company of Hartford. Conn
which Is fire Insurance company. and not
by the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
PEDDLER FINED $500
BcrkcvIt1 Pleads Guilty for Operntin
Militant a I,ifeuEe.

hcThCWhk IItuuS lot
Without License.
Louis Berkcwitz pleaded guilty IN
the Hastings Court yesterday to the
charge of peddling without license,
and was fined by Judge Richardson $500
and required to pay the costs.
BerkcWitz was arrested by Detec
tives G.. +. Smith and II. l.. Bryant.
Under the law they are entitled to half
the fine. Regulations of the Police
Department require. however. that half
of all rewards received by police off,
GERS shall be given to the Police Benev-
client Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Uest End nnnk ,Ir-tIny

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the West End Bank was held last night In
the bank building. The directors reelected
J. Lee Davis president, j. w Bliley, vice
president. and Charles X. Wills. cashier. The
board OF directors remains unchanged. Rou-
tine business was transacted. and the re-
ports OF officers and committees received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
sonthrrn.s rrlbute to ME. rlnler

Tho Southern Railway has mailed to all
stockholders. agents ana employees the re,
lutions recently adopted by the board OF d.
rectors OH the death OF President w. w.
Finley.
Fairfax Harrison. who succeeded Mr.. Fin
ley ~ president IL now official In
specton OF the Southern properties. and Is
expected in Richmond within the next few
,k., olya
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
STOLE HIS "CHART"
Portsmouth Concern Avoids CorporsfIop To-,
rs Document 4, MiS,jpr "

NJ fIt''HIHtHI MINNIUc.
EFFORTS OF IL I. Wilson, clerk OF the Cor
pnra'ion commission. TO collect the nnniIo,
tax on corporations met with a sudden checl'
Yesterday lie Had written to an incor.
pota,sn concern. doing business in Ports.
mouth; informing II OF Its celinquency. and
IN reply received the following: '''
received your letter stating about ~,
corporation but We have not run undcr r.
chort sen's May the 10. Some one s,oIt M
Shnr' and we have have had licens from The
atiut sents that time" '''c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Mniolnni Bros. Bankrupt.

Maiolani Bros. confectioners of 1901 West
Main street yesterday iiled Il voluntary pc
tit!on In bankruptcy in the United States
District Court. The liabilities of the firm
were estimated AT Sili9.61 and the assets
5000. The largest claims held against the
firm follows; John Luchessi, 5000
the Christie Manufacturing Company. slll.M: .
Clim We'll Cigar Company. sl7s45. Tho
tr.Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
PARAGRAPH PULPIT
Esscnfiale.

The greatest realities of life are
also the greatest realities OF religion,
What counts for most in the former
should be given the greatest place and
consideration in the latter. The great
est realities of life arc joy, peace.
strength. character. These should alsn
be the things most real In religion."-,
Unitarian Publicity Committee-Adver-
tisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Housckecpcrs To- MIcet

Every housekeeper In Richmond IS invited
TO attend mass Getting at the wornan,s
CUB III East Franklin Street, this after
noon at $50 o'clock. The meeting Is called
10 consider the servant problem which &c
now seriously vexing all the housekeon.r,
OF the city. Addresses will be made by John
stewart Bryan and the Rev. Father Uanni
gan. i-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
stntc Enir Meeting.

A; the annual Stockholders meeting OF the
Virginia State Fair Association last night
Colonel Barton III. Grundy was elected n iii
rector IN place of NJ. A. Chambers. There
were no other changes In the board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Fire. which started In "A pile or kind,jnr
IN inc basement OF tho home OF A. g car
IL" West Avenue. yesterday afternoon did
siisnt damage II waB extinguiehed nv
i1hslne company NO. 10. which responded To
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Commonwealth Climb Meeting

The annual meeting OF the Commonwealth
Club Will lie held ut the clubhouse on Sat
urday night Mt $50 o'clock. Five members
of the board OF governors. whose terms eX-
pire on January is. Will be elected. Refresh
ments Will he served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Angciakns AcuuIttcd

Peter AngclakOs was acquitted yes
terday in the Hastings Court of Sc
rious charge preferred against him by
his niece, stella Angelnkos. IT was
the mans second trial the first having
resulted in "A mistrial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Pro: Montgomery. OF Richmond College
Will deliver the first Of the faculty lecture.
in the college chapel Tonight at S:l5 o'clock
on Dickens the Best Sellers or To-
Day" The lecture is free. and the publ,
Is invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Qualify in Chnncery Cour,

Lilly A. Morris qualified In the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as administrators
OF tho estate OF Maria r. Morris. Tho
estate Is valued ut about $4,000.
Edward S. Rose qualified as executor
Of the estate Of Williana King, which
is valued at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
TO FIX HOSPITAL ZONES
Question of Proper Noise Signs Re-
ferrcI TO CITY E,nEIneer.

An ordinance to provide for the crea-
ton OF certain zones or areas in the
city TO be known rs hospital zones
was referred by the Administrative
Board yesterday to the City Engineer.
with instructions to submit design
for sign posts, with accompanying
signs. and also n diagram showing the
location OF the posts. The motion to
refer the matter To the City Engineer
was made by Mr.. Beck
The ordinance falls under police reg
ulations and is designed to create zones
in which unnecessary street noises will
be prohibited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Marriage licenses were issued vas
t,erday In the Hastings Court to vii
nam IS. kraussc and Bessie Leiehvv
Dunn and Thomas JOY Milsom and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
IL. W. HARDY Made Cons,o,,,o

Judge X. Carter Scott, OF the Hcnrico
county Circuit Court. has appointed III. w
ii"riy OF Highland Springs. constable for
falrheld District to succeed Thomns pavis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Rotary CIub NIccts To- Mn,

me to,a'y Club viii meet at the nusipcss
"aeh Simh Tonight at o'clock There are
wofk and refreshments the I,leuL.r. Mil ~ W. ~
10 tic theatre ""l go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
AEssS

IN o savings account is the per-
sistency with which you follow a
plan.
Decide to lay aside certain
sum each week. don't try to "bite
or too much" Better begin
small-keep at it and results will
surprise YOU
This is the bank that's known
as SAFEST FOR SAVINGS"
You couldn' ask for a better
Dank, or one IN which your ac-
count is more welcome.
Remember we're at 1101 East
Main Street.