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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE of ANNUAL MEETING OF
OHIAUOMA NArIuAI aAa panu.u

NOTICE Of ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY
tPub Daily Times March ~ TO April r..
Inc 1871
The Annual Meeting " the stockhola
ers Of this company will be held on
TUESDAY April 18th 1915, at ten o'oloel
a. m, At the office Of the COMPANY
American National bank building, bkis
homa olly Oklahoma, for the purpose
ceiving aud acting upon the reports OF
the Officers, and Tor the transsetien OF
such other business As may propsTiy come
before the meeting
In accordance with the lsws NJ ,h.
state Of Oklahoga. under which thls
company II INCORPORATED. no stock esn
be- voted on, which has been tTansferred
on the books VI The company within N
days next preceding this election,
Dated Pittsburgh. PA! March q isis
Il II pAHTLkTf.
ssesstssy.
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LIVERPOOL March II Cotton w
steady good middling b4s. middlr
. l+d low middlinR 474d Ralss Toc
SPECULATION and export ln00. Receif
m" tntures firm: May-J Hi9i
Iune.Inlv 617H: Julv.AuE M oc.
Nov iois ian Feb 54sI1d
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Nrw nrl.nn. cn,tOn

NEW ORLEANS March spot cot,
steady sN points mn Sales on the .r
i27h. to arrive 10 Good ordinary a.
strict good ordinary 1i2 low middut
h2 strict low middllng sO7. middIr
~ strict mlddllug eHa good midillr
~. strict good middlng 915: recciu
2 OBJ stock 9740Il
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PROVISIONS.
rhIcnGo Prndnn..

NNltNu. March iiEgHs lower
receipts l2Fi' NJ mark cases Included
iNIr. firsta iINML
rnlninr. higher receipts ~ cars MIchl.
com and Wisconsin red 2aa2Hc A. white
SlUlO .
roulr, alive higher; springs i0c
fowls lNu
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FORT WORTH March lA-Cattls re
cciuis $3.50 iOdl5c over beeyes 50 5OGt
$50
Hogs receipts 2OOO; steady: buk 81 6G5
al
sheep receipts SOo; lSQ25c higher.
Lambs SEnO
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Frs AND FEEDERS

HOGS The Aog trade ruled steady
aud active Monday. with a top of 500
huIk sold NJ 81 GOH8AO. Pigs sell at -
~ - ......- ......... Oh1
IN 80 O................. o. %
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New York susaT

NEW YORK March Is Raw sugar.
firm centrifugal RI molasses an: aalra
10000 bags Refined steady: ,ut loaf
$50 crushed go. mould 4. ans cubes
alh, \ y Y. X powdered a0n. now
dercd fine granulatcd 500 dInEand
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China last yeGr improved 5000
sewing machines
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. New York Cotton Futures
NEW YORK, March lJ- Cotton clos,


NV YORK March 15-Tbe c,itr
5000 OIL market closed irregular Rp
a. iOUw March 7OdeO. Anrii Th6fR
Wv oE"SS IunE tai 7O7: July 7 lO6fi
Ang laMlS Sea 125G27: Oct. 1l3dc
Total mles I3iO0
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COTTON.


....... NfW I ORR Cotton.
NtN YORK March 10 Cotton omen
"d steady nt un advance of Z TO q polntp
lh response io relatively firm cables and
t"W about n 20 10 points net higher
1ufluE I'd" carly trading Liverpool was
ID huArr here presumably to undo
-UhddIe7 while there was also some
demand from spot houses and covering of
shorts on The advance Offerings wer,
comparatively light hut became rather
more active around o l5 for October nm .
result " realizing with prices react
.nR or 3 points before the end OF ths
first hour
sharp advance M LiverpooI. accom-
panied br Increased buying orders from
English sources WIS follow ed hy rcnowe,
frmrrss here und prices shot some 4
~ ~ points above SATURDAYS closing
figures with October and later month,
making new high records for the seasop
Pri'ni" cables attributed the sdvanr,
abroad 10 trade and continental buyInt
w the advance of prompt sellers Deman,
slackened after the close Of LlVerpooI
hut the market continued steady within
or 3 points OF the best shortly after
midday
Trading was quiet during the middL.
"f The afternoon but prices held steady
nnd shout IL 10 10 points net higher
southern spot markets officially report
'd early were unchanged
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" TTWWTH TTOWUOF-
ST Louis March "a Poultry chick
EMS liu springs lie turkeys ibc, duck 4
iHc. geese y
hnttcr creamery 30c
Eggs iIAr
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KANSAS C11N. March i5-Buttsr
Ur'lmrry lNc. flrsts 10 srcopda 70,
u8rkug lTr
Eggs frsts lIJci seconds lasr
Poultry hens l3sHiic; ruostcrs TO-
turkeys Ilr
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CHICAGO. Nnr.n lS Wheat 2 rcd
N80A a. n @ hard NHH
Corn yellow TslWN
Oats STANDARD 0Ol, ,dN
barley 72mS SSu
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A. II. JONES, lawyer, damage suits, d.
oorces' Wills sud genreal law practice
Sih ID HerskoWitG Rlds. Phone Maple IA
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New Orl..r. Co,,o, E,,..

,,,,,,, ,'IIiFAnL oNon FufHFea
NEW ORLEANS March rs Colt,
'io.ed barely steady at q net adyan
u 7 TO points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15

SEW AND Used lawn mowers. reels,
settees, swings, pumps gasoline engines,
etc Oklahoma city Steel and Wire
Works $50 X Walker. w 80
HAER Printing Co., Job psintera. 20
l'it share Of your printing N win do
II quick md right Phone Val iOsS lC7
vs. Second II
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PERSONAL.
DR. CROUCH

office rooms lis-IIl Majestic Building
corner Main and Harvey
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ChicssO orsln and Provisions.

st Louis Cash Grain
Sl LOllS March l6-Wheat . red
Nl51 hard nominal
corn 2. lNh white nominal
cate sou ? white 6iL
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ROSE GARDEN NURSERY
Ohla city, ~ u. No. 8. n. m.A
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new YORK. March 10 Coffee RIO r
's futures easy MAY 5Ss, July GR4
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FOK RENT ROOMS.

N-~~~~-~~~-~ -r~-~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~
FOX l,ENl two nicely furnished
rooms az Jl T. Ith
NICELY FUKNINHEp ROOMS WIN
BOARD GA " t8TH
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KANSAS ClTY. March IL. Wheat hard
81 Nitl 1Slq . rcd tiB
Corn mived ri white SIT
Oats white ~ mixed HmI1
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PATENTS
PLANTS AND SEEDS
~~~~~~~~-~~~~.~~~~~
FOR $500

We VIII send by parcel post any items
listed below II Is time To plant Plck
them out and send postal order or check
nnd your mailing address Satisfaction
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Choice recleaned cane seed, orange or
amber E2.m per 100 pounds freight pre
paid TO points within 100 miles gsrk .
sstr1 .. Halabas. Kingflsher, Oh. n y
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NOTICES

-~7-17e~-s>~-re
B FIRST class dressmHkr. H,-Irr. .u
/ g1symcutH TO sew la your home Addrr-.
J. lT care Times
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MARKET REPORTS


800; cOurectloncrS A $50. No /.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DANCING EXPERTS TO
APPEAR IN EDELWEISS

Alfred Patton Gibbs and Miss Mar
garet Kerwin Rafferty, who have just
finished 5successful engagement in
New York and Washington, teaching
the social sets OF those cities the mod
ern dances, have been engaged for the
Edelweiss and will begin tonight TO
give exhibition dances in that popular
restaurant Their exhibitions comprise
all OF the most popular and most in
tricate of the latest steps. including
II cir original Dance of love- which
took Washington by storm and won
praise from Julian Mitchell. whose
reputation as producer OF dancing
specialties with the Klaw & Erlanger
productions is worldwide.
Among the pupils and patronesses
OF Mr.. Gibbs and Miss Rafferty, are
Mrs. Marshall Field, OF Chicago; the
Countess Won Bernstein. OF the Ger
man embassy in Washington; Mrs.
George Vanderbilt, and many other
prominent people in Washington so
cial circles
Mr. Gibbs was born in Detroit about
26 years ago, and still considers IL
his home town,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WILL NOT PRESS CHARGE
AGAINST J. HI. WALKER


j Harrington Walker. the million
aire disuller, on whose premises at
No. S73 Jefferson-ave. Deputy Game
Warden Charles Daniel Friday seized
29 partridges which were being stored
in violation Of the game laws, failed
TO appear In person In police court,
Saturday morning. In accordance with
Daniels order Instead he sent
young attorney. who explained that
Mr. Walker was keeping the birds on
account OF sickness in his family. and
that he understood the law permitted
him 10 have them in his possession
until Jan Is. The time limit fixed by
law expires Dec 30. and no one is
allowed 10 Keep more than 10 birds.
To prosecute Mr.. Walker. Il would
be necessary 20 secure warrant
charging him with having game In his
possession In violation OF the game
laws. No such warrant was applied
for up 10 noon. and the chances are
the case will end with the confscation
OF the partridges Deputy Daniel ap.
peared 10 be satisfied with Mr.. Walk
ers secondhand explanation.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
HOUSE STILL WRANGLING
OVER PORK BARREL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE third
day OF the annual pork barbecue In
the house began today with little like
lihood that 1t would be the last. The
rivers and harbors bill will not be
completed by night.
The most vigorous objections
against pork" come from few Dem
ocrats. When Rep. Jerry" Donovan
pointed out that only ducks and two
gasoline launches ever piled the in
land waterway from Beaufort. \. c.,
TO Norfolk, for which 100000 was
being appropriated. the only thing he
started was a snicker.
However, the fight isn't over, IL the
threat or Frear Republican. OF Wis
consin) is carried out Hughes, OF
West Virginia, has charged him with
10 the newspapers.
II admit t." Frear replied. THE
helped us kill this mon
ster last year after the house had
passed the bill They'll do II again
this year"
Goodwin. of~Arkansas, pointed out
that Smiths creek, Texas. for which
$4,000 was appropriated. runs It's
whole course through William Smiths
farm.
Rep. Henry, OF Texas, declared the
bill contains much less pork" than
usual
'The amount Of pork in bill like
this is a matter Of opinion" said Re
publican Leader Mann. Most men
think the projects in their states are
There's less pork this
year than last"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
ANNUAL NAVY BILL
REPORTED TO HOUSE
Appropriation Called For EX-
ceeds Last Years Amount by
$3,713,O70.27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Chairman
Padgett, OF the house naval affairs
committee this afternoon reported the
annual naval appropriation bill to the
house authorizing the expenditure OF
$l4S, ,6s0,7S6, an Increase OF S3,713,-
070.27 over last year. Debate on the
bill is expected TO begin within two
weeks
The building program recommended
which includes two battleships. II
submarines and other war vessels.
will cost $50, ,16S.S2s, according to the
report
The effectiveness of the sub
marines in the European war demon.
strates them to be a naval weapon OF
great value" the report declared,
and the committee believes that con-
gress is warranted in authorizing the
additional appropriation for this type
OF naval war craft. The airshipsI for
scouting purposes has also demon
strated its effectiveness, and the com
mittee has recommended an appro-
priation OF sl,O00,000 for the develop
ment of this arm"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WOMEN TELL OF
NIGHT OF TERROR
Say They We're Held Prisoners
In Saloon by Drunken
Proprietor

The story of a night or terror, when
two women are alleged TO have been
held prisoners in the saloon OF Jacob
Tuehowski, No. 112 Leayittave., while
the drunken proprietor or the place
tried 10 force his attentions upon
them. was told 10 Justice Gainey,
Saturday morning, by Aid. kronk, OF
the Sixteenth ward, and Frank Burda,
OF No. 1877 Hammond-aye., husband OF
one OF the women.
Mrs. Burda Is confined TO her bed
at home, suffering from Il broken leg,
resulting from Tuchowski's action in
tripping her, and throwing her vio-
lently 10 the floor, when she attempt
ed 10 escape from his clutches, Aid.
Kronk says.
The other woman is Mrs. Katherine
Ciciora, OF No. l69 Hammond-ave., a
widow, who had been accompanied TO
the saloon by Mrs. Burda. at s o'clock,
Thursday evening. the two women be-
ing held prisoners In the back room
until . o'clock, Friday morning.
Kronk interested himself in the
case when he was appealed 10 by
Burda. who swore to warrant charg'
ing Tuchowski with assault.
Aid Kronk told the story OF the
saloonkeeper's alleged revel. He says
that Tuchowski has been drunk for
weeks. and has been going around
with pistol, threatening residents OF
the neighborhood.
Mrs Ciciora, who keeps cows, and
makes her living selling milk, wanted
TO obtain some malt from brewery
and decided 10 ask the saloonkeeper
10 use his influence with the brewery
In securing 1t. She asked Mrs. Burda
TO accompany her 20 the saloon. and
the two women were ushered into a
back room by Tuchowsh
AS Mrs. Ciciora started 20 make her
request, Tuchowski locked the door
and kept the women prisoners, threat
ening them, according 10 Burda and
the alderman, and making improper
advances TO them.
AT daylight, when a policeman, try
ing doors, was heard at the front door
or the saloon. the two women made
a rush for the door, To escape. and
Tuchowski tripped Mrs Burda, break
ing her leg.
Tuchowski, frightened by the result
OF HIS action. later released the wom
en-, and help was obtained TO take
Mrs. Burda TO her home. Mrs. Burda
has five children.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan 16.-Close; With n
lot OF long wheat, showing profit at
the close Of the week. there was not
much surprise that the market should
weaken when holders took profits.
Some dealers blame the investigation
talk for the break
After the market had declined sharp
ly and recovered In part IL was an
nounced that the break was on a re-
port that Austria had asked for peace
and the advance that followed was
all OF which shows a very nervous
market Prices are so high that hold
ers are quick TO unload on any appear
ance OF weakness. A great deal OF
long wheat came outon stop-loss or
ders in the early trading. and while
this was going on Armour and others.
who knew the actual conditions, took
on a lot OF wheat and made their al
ready-strong position much stronger.
Foreigners were quick TO take fun ad-
vantage or the break and their pur-
chases We're large.
The home situation shows no change
Demand is heavy and offerings are de-
creasing Mills are good buyers OF
wheat and recent sales OF -four make
large total Receipts at northwestern
points are increasing and rain In Ar
genttna helps to strengthen the foreign
Wheat advanced nc after the low
opening. but weakened again and
closed with decline OF &c in cash and
May and &c IN July.
Corn advanced lhc, oats &c and
cloverseed 10c.
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat-
urday included 1000 bbls Of dour
cars OF wheat il Of corn, OF oats, 2
OF rye and OF hay. Withdrawals were
1000 bbls or -four. 1900 bushels OF
wheat and 10000 bushels OF corn.
Stocks are 401.500 bushels OF wheat
435,200 bushels OF corn. 77.2oO bushels
OF oats, $4,000 bushels OF barley and
22 200 bushels OF rye
Minneapolis had an early break OF
al ra.I 70
The acreage under wheat in India
shows an increase OF 25 per cent over
last year.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red,
Sl.4l. May opened with a drop OF &c
at 81 .4b. advanced 20 s1.I5k and closed
at sl44 July opened at 30 ad-
Nanced 10 Sl.SOA and closed at s1.30:
No. l white. t13s Coarse grain quota
uons: Corn, cash No g. 73o: No
yellow, cars at 74c; No. yellow.
5sc. oats, standard. 9 cara at 55Ac:
b4c. Rye, cash No. 2, sl.17. Beans.
Immediate. prompt and January ship
ment $3.50; February, t2.70. May,
s2.95. Cloverseed. PRIME Espot So co
March, Ss.I5i sample red, G5 bags at
1910; 20 at SS.15, prime alsike s9sO:
sample alsike, IL bags at $3.50 Tim
othy prime spot. s3.40.
Receipts of wheat on Saturday:
southwest, $4,000 bushels. against
10000 bushels a year ago Duluth, SO
cars. against o6; Minneapolis. lac cars
SagaiHSt 49S; Winnipeg. 80 cars. against
IA G-hicago. Is cars. against 81
Pripary wheat receipts were eg2 600
bushels, against $4,000 bushels a year
ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.--F1our; Strong
and higher, but dull Pork: Steady
mess. $3.50 a. 90 Lard: Steady. mid
die west spot. f1o.4oq1o5o sugar:
Raw steady centrifugal. ss test 500;
er; cut loaf, 1886: crushed. 1915: pow
,-red. s5.ooa5 5.16; granulated, s4954
$40 Coffee: Rio No. on spot, IS %
7%,c. Tallow Dull: city; 5Sc; ,spe-
Quiet and easy: prime. S1.12h H1.15;
No. 3. csc 81; clover. socqs1.o5: Dress
ed poultry Firm; turkeys. l2q ale,
chickens lao 25cs fowls. 1311Sc;
ducks, l09lsc Live poultry Firm
geese, 15c: ducks. lsa17c; fowls. l4la
a. 16 &C: turkeys, IA " 15c: roosters. IL y
G12c; chickens. broilers. 1876
Cheese: quiet; state milk, common TO
specials, f24 Ice; skins, common to
special. 7612&c: full skins. 246c.
Butter. dull and weak Receipts
2.71T. Creamery. extra, 33c; state
dairy. tubs. 24Gs2c; imitation cream
cry firsts, 25 a 2sc. EGGS, unsettled and
easy. Receipts. s,494. Nearby white
fancy, asa 4sc: nearby mixed fancy
424l5c: fresh hrsts 40445c.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MRS. GALLEY FOR
EUCENlCS BILL
Stirs Up Sentiment For Health
Measures To BE Put Up To
Legislature

At the request OF DR.. Burkart. secre-
tary or the State Board OF Health,
Mrs. j. X. Galley, OF this city. has un@
dertaken 10 stir up interest In the
eugenics bill and other measures per
tanning 10 the public health that are
TO be introduced In the state legisla-
tura soon. She will attempt To inn
rress the citizens OF the state with
the vast Importance OF these meas
ues, and asks that representative
citizens send letters to the following
state representatives. who constitute
the legislative committee on public
Eeelth: Newell Smith chairman, St
Louis, Mich; Archibald Robertson,
Sagiraw Arlie Hoffman, Luther; the
Rev. William +. Jerome, Hillsdale;
James Shields, Dollar Bay.
Speaker Smith, of our house OF
representatives. told me that there
are 10000 feeble-minded people in our
state" says Mrs. Galley "and yet our
legislators have been so busy with
politics that they have failed 30 pro-
tect humanity against these moral
lepCrs, and we women, mothers and
cur little children, as Bishop Williams
said in his address before the pastors
union, have been allowed 10 be the
victims OF infection by the bestial
lusts OF men
within the next 10 days we hope
to have the Citizens Welfare league
Of Michigan launched. and we VIII
undoubtedly send large delegation
from this organization TO be present
al the time all public health measures
are introduced into the Legislature.
In fact. the representation of the bills
| know positively are TO be held back
in the hope OF receiving the indorse-
mt MT of the league"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
SENATORS HOPE TO m
STOP FILIBUSTER


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Demo-
cratic senators held caucus this aft
ernoon 10 adopt a program which will
enable congress 20 adjourn March T.
A call for the caucus was issued by
Senator Kern. Democratic floor lead.
er, after a meeting OF the steering
committee.
Several senators, anxious TO insure
the passage OF the administrations
ship purchase bill will urge az the
Caucus that two weeks be taken now
for the consideration and passage Of
this measure. Further discussion OF
the appropriation bill would be left
until after the passage OF the ship
bill These senator's declare that only
in this way can the present filibuster
against the passage or the >appropria-
tions and ship bills be broken up.
Most of the opposition TO the appro-
Ration bills they say results from dill
atory tactics by senators who oppose
the ship bill.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
JURY, OUT ALL NIGHT,
DENIES DAMAGE CLAIM

A jury in Judge Mayne's court de-
liberated from g.: 80 o'clock Friday al
ternoon until 5:45 o'clock Saturday
morning, and then returned verdict
of no cause for action In the $4,000
damage suit brought against Walker
Bros. Catering Co. by John Halcro.
The jurors sustained the claim OF
the defense that Halcro, weighing
close TO 200 pounds, was unable 10
fall between girders which were nine
inches apart. Halcro worked as jani-
tor in a building at Gratiot-ave. and
Randolph-st. the lower floor OF which
is occupied by Walker Bros. He claim.
ed he fell through an opening In the
floor OF the catering companys prem
ises. straddled one OF the girders. fell
over and then dropped between the
girders.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
PRICES HOLD UP
WELL DURING
WEEK ON CHANGE
! Surprising Increase In Demand
For Cotton Indicated by
Returns
MISSOURI PACIFIC
DROPS ONE POINT
Days Bond Market Is Notably
Active and Unusually Strong
For Conditions


tCoDyrfxht, 1elo, ny tno View tork
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-The week
ended quietly on the stock exchange
tocay, but with prices once more
steadily maintained. and with general
sire Lgth at the close. II was again
the minor Industrial shares which
made the more conspicuous gains. Mis-
souri, Pacific dropped back q point.
The days bond market was notably
active and unusually strong for pres
ent conditions.
or the days news, perhaps the most
Interesting incident was the nve-cent
rejection In wheat prices at Chicago.
Such sudden declines are TO be ex-
pected constantly, with market in so
peculiar a position. Cotton exports
for the week feel somewhat below last
year, but the exchange market re-
ported surprisingly large volume Of
the staple coming forward for ship
ment and the weeks figures of TAX
ings by northern spinners were nearly
double last years.
The $15,000,O00 increase in surplus
reserves. shown by the bank return, IL
not unusual for this time OF year.