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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
PROPOSES
STRIKE IF
WAR COMES
Anarchist Berkman
Tells How He'd Stop
H0stiities
q WOULDN'T GO
A STEP" HE SAYS
Visits Detroit In Inter
est of Alleged Bomb
ThrOwerS

Alexander Bertman, anarchist
lecturer. author and editor OF The
Blast San Francisco. Is IN Detroit
today. He IL on . tour OF the coun-
Try In the Interests Of the eve per.
sons prosecuted for completely In
The bomb throwing during the pre-
paredness parade In San Francisco
and who. he declares. are wholly
innocent.
Il, 10 al . part OF the war be-
tween labor and capital" said Mr..
BerkmAn. and Is one OF the great.
ess outrages In American history.
These people were On strike
against certain corporations and
these corporations were wholly
instrumental In throwing the blame
upon them
As for the war said Mr. Berk.
man, Il would not 20 a step II this
country went 10 war, and I would
do AL that could 10 stop others
from going II IL all a commercial
conflict. NJ bottom. tho the people
OF Germany. France and England
think they are nshting for an IDEAL
DO not approve OF the present
move BY the United States. All We
have 70 do 10 TO remain absolutely
neutral. which we have never been.
keep o1r food ~ home for our own
people. who need 4, badly. and let
them &c, over their madness.
Il believe in interuationallsm.
but not this kind Al information
alism for the good OF the masses.
all the working people based on
economic justice. is the only one
worth having
We viii have wars until we edn-
cate the people. and that is a long
process II the unions would re
fuse TO fight and would 20 on a
huge Anti-wsr strike. tying up al
traHic. what could be done, Moth.
ing The people have the poser IN
tA-fr own hands " they only knew
enough 20 use g.
i will speak on Crime and pun
ishmen, this evening. but will also
say much IN regard 10 The war
Crime IL almost wholly due to eco
nonio conditions. | believe Mer
vii work " they are given worl
20 do. and IL n 20 their liking ant
under decent conditions w'hel
work u scarce the prisons ell ~
We are stiil under the domination
OF property which IL responsible
FOR most % our crimes n mai
kills another man because he 4
Jealous q is because bis VIII. 4. hi
property II is not because h
loves her go much.
Every one IL under this ours.
from long training. and II has oper
ated 20 bring about the fearful n
equality which results IN al sort
% infringements % the Law"
All Americans who desire ia,
tee done IN this country, shout
assist the committee in New Yori
made up OF many OF the best know
people in various walks OF life.
seeing that Tom and Rsna None,
Edward d. Nolan. Israel weinber
and Warren X. Billings are given
fair trial and not executed as the
J bid fair 20 be"
The lecture Tuesday evening vi
be In Social Turner hail. No ~
sherman-st.. at s o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
HIGHLAND PARK

Funeral services wsrs held Tues
cav afternoon for Roderick. s-yeAr-
old son OF Dr. osorGs 2. Living
store. No. ~ Fichton-ave. Highland
Park. Death was due TO complied
tons following pneumonia Rodsrick
attended the Ferris school TIE be-
resved parsuts have IN. deep sym
the village.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
HELME'S WORK
PRAISED IN TALK
BY A. E. SHERMAN

The work OF James ". Helme,
former state dairy and food eommis-
sioner. was Landed by Albert 4.
sherman, candidate for recorder.
Tuesday night. at a dinner Of the
Retail Grocers' organization Vita
uniformity in weights and measures
achieved by Helme. Inspector Sher-
man told the grocers that Crganlrs-
ton would be Of great usefulness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

daughter 81 AIR. and Mrs. c. q Rob
srts % Plttsacid township wash.
Coz was brought 90 Npsiianti Mon
day for intermcnt IN IIighlsnd ceme-
terry.
The FIRE company was called Mon
DAY 10 pot ont a nrs In the home 81
Mr.. Jacob Price ON Park-st Dam
ages 90 the amount OF $4,000 were
caused by a defective chimney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

the Michigan Produce company
Nd suit Tuesday morning with the
sopnty CLERK for an injunction
eGo1nst the Michigan Produce com.
~. restraining the concern from
ING the name. and against the
ulchiEan state Telephone company
- the Pope directory. claiming
uoor use of the Arm name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
ASSOCIATION OF
CHINESE HONORS
AMERICAN GUESTS
BY Altman.

Bird nest soup and sea weed. with
taxicabs waiting AZ the door To take
home the guests. marked the dinner
given Monday night by the On
Leong association. which. translated
into English. means Chinese Ma
,ional organization 20 10 CaucasianA
'rhe purpose OF the meeting was 70
promote friendly relations with
Americans. Many county and fed
eral oficials were guests. Addresses
were made by Prosecutor Jasnowski,
q oliver Prick. Clyde W Webster
and Raymond r. Van syele. Tho
dinner was.in the Chinese National
cafe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

NEEOEDFOR
BELGIUM
Relief Commission Will
Continue To Supply
Needs
WORKERS ORDERED
OUT BY BERLIN
Other Neutrals Will
Carry On Actual
Distribution

NV lOA&x<s 49, - - 49, -
dous campaign 70 raise millions OF
dollars in the United Ststss for the
aid OF the Belgians win follow the
withdrawal OF the American Bel
giAn relief committee from active
work In that country.
At the headquarters Of the com
mittee II was learned today that far
from stopping its work. the enforced
retirement OF It's representatives
from Belgium because OF the break
between the United states and Ger.
many will serve as . stimulus %
their efforts here
About s2S.ooo.ooo worth Of sup
piies-food. clothing. etc. Is nov on
hand al the various dspots OF the
relief committee in Europe. The
food will prevent the poverty-s trick
en- Belgian women and children
from starving for about six week.
The clothing and other supplies will
also Last about that long. After
that time mesnr must be found for
carrying on the work started by the
American committee
Officials OF the committee TODAY
expressed the belief that their work
IL now we'll organized. The only
way II can Be continued. however.
IL TO turn the vast machinery over
20 some neutral nation. II Ia ex-
pected Spain viii be offered the op-
pcrtunity OF taking up the actual
work OF Distribution. The American
committee will then center It's en-
tire attention upon the raising OF
FUNDS In this country.
All Belgium has been plotted"
by villages and little country dis
trscts. showing tust where families
needing aid are located One scheme
considered r. TO suggest 60 cities
and towns IN this country. that they
undertake the support OF certain
community Ia Belgium or northern
France
Under such a plan. Il vas point.
ed out. clubs may be formed in
towns thruout the United States. the
members OF which could subscribe
a certain amount each month for
the aid OF the suffering women and
children in the Belgian village that
might be assigned 10 them.
LONDON. Feb. l3.--AmericA's &C
tive work OF directing Belgian relief
il about 20 be ended Announce
ment vas made by the commission
bere that ali American workers Ia
Belx5sF,4 S-rf northern France. IN
territory held ~ the Germans. eK.
cep; a very fen leaders. we're about
20 be Withdrawn. Brand Whltlock
American minister 20 Belgium. Ia.
however, 70 remain. altho with the
German government distinct pro
viso that 10 has 40 diplomatic
standing. Thus whitlock will Be
the only remaining American dip.o-
mat on German territory. now that
the break In relations between
America and Germany has caused
withdrawal OF American diplomatic
and consular officials from German
soil.
Withdrawal OF American workers
from Belgium and France does not
mean. however. The American com
mission for relief viii discontinue
It's work In the United States The
actual administration Of the work
however. VIII be turned over 20
some other neutral nation. The
Americans continuing their Efforts
20 raise money In America
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

While erossing the stree, At NO.
: Jsfersousse.. early Tuesday
qorninr. John Karpencki. GO years
- Of No. lie Portland-ave.. was
0oek By Jefferson car and
DDehed down, He was taken TO
- recciving hospital with severe
oessstions OF the scalp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

peals 10 children because OF its
pleasant taste. Druggists every.
where sell II for nifty cents q bottle.
and every mother should have IL In
the house for use whenever occasion
arises.
To avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes always be sure 20 ask for
DR. Cald Selrs syrup Pepsin. See
thai a fac-simile OF DIT. Csldwelrs sig.
natur" and his portrait appear on the
yellow carton IN which the bottle In
Nacked. A trial bottle. free Of charge
can be obtained by writing 10 Dr. W.
- Caldwell, t55 Washington 81.
Monticello. Illinois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

r1nss refund money n PAzo
1MU<T fails TO cure itching
~ needing or Protrudins Piles,
ooohcation gives relief Soc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

AZ the New York Offices " the
American line II ras stated the &C.
iion taken IN London VAs a precau.
tionary measure Should an Amer.
lean line. ssil without guns. passen.
gers might assume the line was liza.
bic for their safety. u gss stated.
Such action has not been taken
here. as sli American liners nov In
port are being held until they can
get guns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

Frtstiag--tAe plain seat kfss--sNst
% right-rime. lob D~pt.--Nria Saxa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
AMERICAN LINE
ASKS PASSENGERS
TO WAIVE CLAIMS

LONDON. Feb. 3-Passengsrs
who sought 10 book passage 20 The
United states today on vessels OF
he American line found they were
required 20 sign a special waiver re-
Heving the line from all response.
billty In case OF accident, or unto
ward occurrences.
Thoee who refused 20 sign such a
waiver had their money returned
The American copsuI-generA was
besieged for advice by many Amer.
leans on this point. but was unable
20 give Information
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

Geu. Weaver Is The man = no has
charge OF the big defense guns
ranged along the coast OF the United
States. lie has been In command
Of the coast ARTILLERY since 1911.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

@da&2z] piest time Of your life.
May your Christmas tree be
laden with trimmings and al ID candles
burning, and with toys and gifts
surrounded.
May the children be prancing in
glee and in anticipation: Of >Santa's
visit May you rejoice and your thoughts relish
fond memories of your childhood days.
May your table be laden with all that is good
and your pantry full to over-dowing.
May you have all the comforts that man works
and lives for, and may you live to enjoy many
other happy Christmas times. -"
This is the wish that comes from the heart of
the Tribune May the coming year find you on
the threshold of prosperity and good health,
intermingled with all Cod can bestow upon you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
Simple L01dtiDe Remedy
Best for Constipation
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Gave Satisfaction When
Nothing Else Would

Nearly every one AZ one time ~
another suffers from constipation
or inactive bowels and one of the
feH conclusions up0n which the
doctors agree is that regularity w
'he bowels Us an essential % good
health
In tho family medicine chest ~
moei woil-orfered households VIII be
found One or more % 'he variou
remedies re- commended for the relief
az congtl patton IN The majority ~
hames today The binafion OF sim.
pic laxative herbs with pepsiu known
AS Ur CRitwelrs syrup Pepsin II
recognized as me standard laxative.
ff4sl~gisfs everywhere rep0ft-a con
stantiy increasing demand for this
sgd nd.d rs DDS which Us sold Tor
lfty cents b9t
SIR raies Ash l0e Green ST
Cur berlard. Nd wrote % Ur Cald-
vnl thN he found Dr CaldwcIls
up ifr 3 the most effcCirr rem
ntlr-'ion De- lad ever used
sl ~ass kept a bo--le OF
when nccr saby
syrup PrpFil IS a
md does not gripe or
S sits geatly and brings
% p tsv natural manner lis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

courts shall make % us h
TESS 10 ses thsf they ase Mr. lisa
eerty and Mr. smith have been ho
cred with appointment % Al imp
tant branch OF the city governmer
and they should be here. cam
here as taxpayer ] am hsay
taxpayer and a very busy man
am permitted 70 waste wy- time here
al afternoon and the men nho -
sued the call remain away ia secle.
sion somewhere u b an outrage
Chief DUPONT then suggested that
il might b. a GOOD idea 20 appoin
committee 10 investigate the az.
fairs OF The dspartne9- He sug-
gested thu The Commute ~ made
Up Of TWO architects. Two contractors
snd representative or the co-pof
ton counsel, Office
taemHll- sioner Mcdonald zero aaz
eishiy ndisnani that 81 vas icn
aioas 20 meet tae complaint, sad
,ha, unless quorum attended fne
nest mee,ine on "Wednesday he
would favor ihe plan .of Md rman
Ross 20 throv Tho whole lnyeet ~
ZION into The hands 81 tta ola
To a reporter ~ The Timss alfr
he n eetlns. Commissioner McD,a
aid saii
Thi- - a race IRA ns-up OF lfs
and don't like it an more thAl
ever in favor ot searching 1t
quiry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
TWO Get HATED
YELLOW II KETS
Pair of Guardsmen ID aw Dis
honora'l Dlscharges--Cor-
poral Donahue Dead

Preliminary work 10 the muster
ing opt OF members of The Thirty.
FIRST regiment is prog. essing slowly
80 Fort WAYNE. Thus far only
very lew of the 500 men ia the
regiment have been given physical
examinations necessary IN every
ease This rs due 30 the fact that
The men are nearly all away from
the most most or he time. 1'hos"
men VINO have been examined. how
ever have been found TO De In the
pink Of physical condition In fact,
the examining physicians SAY they
We, improved by their stay ON tho
border
Soldiers were saddened az the fort
late Monday when news was re-
feitcd rom Fort Bliss that Corporal
+ u nonahue, OF Company +. had
died az the base hospital When the
hos lvii IN, border Donahue WAS
left behind because he was IN but
bis condition was not considered
se,ious His death was due TO penu
mcnla
Two members or the regiment
Monday received dishonorable dis
charges from the service They
acre accused OF stealing blankets
from their comrades and selling
them. They were tried by court
martial ia Texas and admitted theIl
guilt Decision was reserved and
the men were allowed 20 CONE home
with their companions Under the
verdict these men viii receive the
hated yellow slips which spell dis
grace. but no other punishment viii
De- added
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
ANTI-SAIOON
LEAGUE FE AIRS
BONE DRY LAW

Ne wers gong 20 eseaye the - -
unconsti;utionality that - leeisls-
iion must BE- brought into The chan.
nels Of TIE mozt slringsnI law pos
sible relative 10 H. seceI7f 719 los
session OF liquor THIS necessity
via De ? Gisapp here T.
no question 20 gr ~ hesf oi meu
and women ove Nisa.gau
would te aiiho 1o4 fnat
wiih the adoption e fe uene ~
and ~ the time 81 Hs taking efect
IN NAY 1915. fEe FAST dro oof M
toxicatine liquors pouid 81 infcmsf.
ically driven our ana expelled from
The state forever
He adds thar miles some i-uifa
ton IL placed On mo aB.oant 81
liquor one may have IN posse sion
q man might clai nth8t hoie
barrel Of WHISKY Yves for medicinal
purposes Or fha' tank o. alcohol
was Tor external 1sfhin- purb, ses.
he then says hat
"li enacted the proposed Itgi Ia.
ton will Doe taking iferaendOus ~
ward steps and We are confident tho
time ls coming when pubAc senti-
mcnt will demand thar intoxicating
liquors shall not b. considered a.
possessing medicinal value Ne De.
iieye IL BE- true now thar soores upon
scores of our hest phssicians drt
taking ina; ground. and we are earn.
estly pra' ing FOR ikc tl.ae 20 come
quickly sDen ts Cnly place hall
lc held ass a place among the most
deadly 20. ons hat we possess. and
cnly used as such
Shall we not then. In view of an
this. look al ID matter sanefs and
reasonably end nof b. driven by the
I liquor tra-lc into ans legislation thar
shall prove 70 b. uncunstituf icnal
and Ineffective In - provisions for
enforcement Can We not in fhf.
way accomplish more than We can
10 20 10 the other extreme with fhe
practical certainty 81 the courts de-
claring against is7 shall wc nor re
tain our constructive attitude IRE.
spectiye OF the claim OF the iionor
traftc, going along ssnely and wise
~ 10 solve the problems before Va
We realize thai This may mean
criticism from rerain people Wf
expect We could nof hope 20 hase II
otherwise. and yet 40 belieye mat
The great mass uf Dt)beiter citizen.
ship OF The state viii recognize our
sincerity. our horesig and our de-
sire 10 see accomplished ue fe-f
things
Attorney kavden iessl fisa ar
he siiuaiion includes iho siatqmeni
that The constitutional smsndnert
mt' Adopted ror fffr anrmr,. fa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

uf office REQUIRES J make ne private
Iae of Official Information and sec
uGh ana specifically because as I
hay, sief,d. I had not seen the
resldcnrs note anl i did not know
that II WAS in preparation or even
contemplated
AS hav, alread, said. In "a pub
Ne statement have frequently re.
0uestcd the president 60 keeu mo
iroR knowledge of impending inter
nau0nJ moves 30 iu,,t mshf not
.r embarrassed D. requests Ter Ia.
o.m.u0n from tho n,N paper cor.
nrsponlehts Who appeal 10 me M
Is oUce -on tan,b Tor Information.
rHr IN nrtt.,n~ which lAyd
EN- made. whether conceived iiy
tht.cal malice or merely ihru mis-.
Information. are wholly false and
Nithouil even lhe nimsiest bneis
~ have No, at ans ume since act.
ins Us NJ wilson, sctrofar, Rrst
when hc vas governor cf New Icr
sen ana lac when BE- became pres
.dcut efen lntetesld m any stock
transactions OF an, kind or given
any inforiAs ION % anA other per.
upon whigh3 purchases OF sales
might bc meae Wish 10 make Oils
statement a- sWcrp'ns and complete
a- know hos
- sul still wsiting Ter Mr Woods
apology
peelar,rs Y ant awtoriscd b, the
pre- lent fo Qaote him follows
fumuiiy ead statement of the
lresilnut dcelarins Thar ran Zero.
tears knew nothing cl me note or ~
Secretary ot state Lansing was
called lnd gave hst I'D u,
preparation and publication 81 tn,
nofc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
CHICAGO
POLICE HEAD
ARRESTED


criminals and unless ysfem ''
broken up. vice and crime could n0i
b. checked.
III has Deen filthy oombina'.r1
OF crooks. including almost ever.
type OF criminal SnoWn, from ours
lars plrkpockeis. safe-hiower~, TO
blaickmailers. fireougs and ezgoF'
tlonists. The chief OF police aaa
men associated with him have beer
In deliberate conspiracy with Toe
yilest elements in Chicago"
Arrested with Chief Hesley and
his assistants were three Of Chi.
cagos ward heelers and alleged go
betweens.
They are mike dc Pike Heitle-.
West Side lcvee boss: Billy" skid
more, 'eyee boss. and Tom Skid
more. alleged go-betveen and col
hector.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

freedom from opiates or narcotic
drugs makes ~ The IDEAL family Taxa
tive
To avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes be sure Won get Ir Cald
wrls syrup popsin See that a fac.
emle ~ Dr Caldwelfs signature
ard his portrait appear on the yellow
carton IN which tho bottle is packed
a trial bottle free 90 charge. can
be- obtained by writing 10 Dr. w. n.
caldwell as Washington ST.. Mon
ficello. Illinois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
HOVS WIND COR
Is PROSPERING

Vhe nnNd reprf ot Ass eur
Commune .oner Alexander Black
shows that 1916 was the most pro
perous Ncar IN The history OF Wind
ser The assessment for ltsl yeaf
was $464l9os4. an Increase Of s.
f2.5lt over the 1915 total The
1916 populatlcn Is gwen as 2e.52s
un increase q 2fGa The rrpnr, OF
cry Engineer Edward Rrlan shows
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
COUNCIL TO
PROBE DEEP,
SAYS ROSS


stepped forward and laid bale Of
documents on the table.
Il have come" he said. 10 maze
charges OF wrong.doing on the part
q certain branches OF the depart.
incnt."
Commissioner Mcdonald explained
that he could make statement. bu,
that no decision would be reached
because the meeting was informal
Hollands declined 10 diyulge any OF
his charges or submit any documents
informally. adding
Makes Serious Charges.
because they would probably dis
appear from the files OF the H..
partment In the same mysterious
manner az have documents ] have
already filed there. do not feel
that ] am justified In placing any
confidence in the department I
shall, however, be ready 70 appear
nj any time 10 present my charges.
or which ffaTt frTFs-== = ===s==s=ze=
rrate violations Of the building code
in cases inspected by myself. With
those violations discovered and re-
ported by other inspectors have
in hand $50 separate charges In
all of these cases builders were
found 10 be erecting structures con
trary 10 the building code When
ordered by the inspector 70 correct
the fault the builders just laughed
and said they had 'hxed' the matter
nj the building department Offices.
shall not, however. give more def
Unite information until there Is
formal Investigation"
Hollands then complained that the
secretary OF the building department
lad denied him the right 10 look al
public documents. and he asked 10
he might have access TO the files o.
tho department. Secretary LuGy
said that he was not prepared %
permit the complainant 20 have the
files unless the corporation counsel
once so advised.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Lee
was present. but declined TO render
an opinion on the ground that he
was not acting In that particular
case. Vincent Brennan. another as.
sistant corporation counsel was sent
for and he also declined 70 render
an opinion. advising Secretary Lu1y
to write q letter TO the corporate
counsers ONCE. Meanwhile Hol-
lands attorneys are expected TO ask
The courts to order tha, HOLLANDS
be given access 10 the hles so thai
he can prepare his case
II was al this point that Aid Ross
Jumped 10 his feet and said he
thought II was a disgrace 10 conduct
nn important meeting In the man.
ner being employed. lie declared
that the commissioners should b
ashamed OF themselves 10 issue an
Invitation 90 public hearing and
:hen remain away. The only con.
clusion left tenable. In his mind. was
that an attempt was being made To
smother the inquiry.
VIII Let the Light IN.
"But u shall not be smoihercd."
hc shouted. II shall see to that !
have done a great deal Of building
IN this city and ! know that The
building code Il being ohanEed with
opt authority very frequently 7
have heard enough about these Hol.
lands chargcs 10 believe that thes
should be investigated YER thoro
~ They shall b. either ~ TINS
icd> b. the council OF ~ ihe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
War Netus Picture! Army Crosses RiU2 on Fooon Bjlage

-emsrka5le fsas a thousands
tss oaoses bridge eus
possse 0antain
,hr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

that permits FOR the erection of new
buildings valued at Sl,500,O0o we're
issued durlns the year This also
d. "a record figure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

open Monday Evening from 70 o'clock
send l0f BOOKLET Banking by Mail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

II IS worthy of every deposit'
ban' ~oasi~t entirely Of Municipal
hand and IN hanks. safety q
Is Gees assured deposiio~s. 80
lcaaDs interest is paid at Y