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LEONARD on the Job.

s"a,iaI pispatch To the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON w. Va. Jan, il
1,cnnnrd of tho Trades Assembly. ar
rived tonight 10 look after labor icEls-
latiOn.
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LEGISLATURE
(Continued from First Pnge.)

voters; adjustment Of capital punish.
ment; age OF consent; abatement or
certain nUiSanceS: treason; practlrn
of medicine: widows dover. 4 bill
10 license hotels ami restaurants was
referred to the finance committee"
The bills reported out farOrably by
committees were those relating to the
following subjects: Really Of deco
dents: shorthand reporters: ASSISTANTS
10 prosecuting attorneys; publication
of financial statements; mechanics
liens; district supervision of schools;
county boards OF education; Two on
education.
No Action on Virginia Debt.
House Joint resolution No. s. intro
duced Monday, relating to the NIr-
ginia debt. WAS on the calendar AS
unfinished business but was not Nell
toned during the day. The bill 10
prohibit the divisions Of fees by
physicians and surgeons, on third
reading, was laid over che day as was
that relating 10 medical licpnsure.
The bill which originally provided
q means for counties Ia build bridges
across the Potomac river on the stale
boundary, was passed after being
amended so as to provide any county
with the power to construct bridges
across any stream on the boundary
line.
The workmrn's compensation BILL
making a number OF amendments TO
the presen; laws, WIS Il special order
of business. 4 number Of minor
amendments were made. and several
rejected, the bill going 10 its third
reading without any material changes
having been made. The mine rescu"
car bill. already passed by the senate"
was ordered to its first reading for
tomorrow.
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time OF strikes and take control Of
them or prevent anyone else from en-
trring them for the purpose of work
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auxiliary cruiser Laurcntic, many of
them having been killed by the explos-
ion of the mlno which sent the former
White Star Liner to the bottom last
Thursday. says despatch 10 the Press
Association from Belfast.
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ington that a note was coming from
the President.
II hear the State Department will
issue statement today regarding eco
nomic conditions European war us az
fecting neutrals," the Clement mes
sage said. Intended 10 promote
of this and how. are you on stocks.
"ltlemnnI :"
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WANTEn-.Tu hear from owner ~ good nA'"nt for
sale: send description and pIice Northeastern
Isnsiness Agency. Mnmra polls. SLIM. ja-:I-lQt
PATENISss$ssTs''E;;;;sS5 ; ss; A.; s;
Trademarks iILIKutIon. Booklet rres.
II. 3. DUNLAP, Patent L4wIAS.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. W Va
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FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT-The J. b. Wilson estats fam.
1876 acres. six miles from Wheeling on excellent
road Is VI good alfalfa: shares. tenant fur
nish equipment and receive half tho product In gain
DR.. Andrew Wilson. IS Fifteenth ct. ASH
FOR RENTING largo fupished front rooms lois
Maiu: Nat. 1908 r. JR-T-m
FOR RENT-STORERool Ho23K.
WEST CORNER MAlN AND TENTH
STREETS, 800.
SECOND FLOOR 1oo1EH, So
MAIN STREET, $40.
STOREROOM AND HIME UPSTAIRS
ROOMS AT 1907 MAIN STREET, el26.
ALSO NINE FLOORS OF TIE raw.
LEY BUILDING.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
lQ65l2 MAIN STREET,
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ago LOST ON LAURENTIO
LONDON, Jan. 81 .:iu Il. m.--.tbnut
GO men were lost in the sinking OF the
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ALLAN TURNER

Real Estate Specialist, 1920 Market
Street Bell Phone 1885; National
165-Y. II
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MISCELLANEOUS

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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-08-11
Notice of Special Election

In conformity with an ordinance
adopted by the Town Council of thu
Town Of st. Martinville. in the Parish
Of st. Martin. this day. 1. Albert Bisn.
venu. Mayor Of the Town of st. Martin.
Vile. do hereby call a special election
In the Town Of st. Martinville. In order
to take the sense of the property tax
payers entitled to vote within the limits
Of the Town Of st. Martinvills, to ascer.
tain whether or not the Town Of St.
Martinville through its Mayor and
COuncilmen shall be authorized to in
cur debt and to issue bonds to represent
said debt to the extent of Twenty Thou.
sand Dollars ($2O. 100000 said bonds to
bear interest at the rate of five Der cent
% per cent? per snnum. payable semi
annually and the interest and princi.
pal to DO payable In such amounts and
In such places and at such times az the
Mayor and Town Council of the Town
Of st. Martinville may determine. said
bonds to run for period not exceeding
thirty years and tho proceeds of sale at
not less than par to be used In the con-
structiOn of public streets and high
ways within and without the limits Of
the Town Of st. Martinville but imms-
diately adjacent thereto. and all within
the limits OF the Parish of st. Martini
as III the discretion of the Mayor and
Town Council may subssrve the best
interests Of said Town. and the said
bonds to be issued In accordance with
the authority vested by Article 28l and
292 Of the Constitution of Louisiana
and Act 256 Of the Legislature of 1910
as amended.
The said election to be held on Tues.
day the 4th day Of September 1917 be-
tween tie hours Of IA. NJ. and SPIN.
In accordance with law.
The polling place for the said special
election shall be as follow: City Hall
In Ferrsn's Building Corner Main and
Bridge streets.
The Town Council Of the Town of St.
Martinville. Louisiana. will in open ses-
sion to be held at the City Hall in said
Town on Wednesday the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER 1917 at ~ four O'Clock P. N.
proceed to open the ballot boxes used at
'aid election and count the ballots In
number and amounts cast at said cleo
lion and examine and canvass the re-
'urns and declare the result of said
,lection.
Thus done and signed this let day Of
August 1917.
ALBERT BIENVENU.
Mayor OF tho Town Of st. Martinyille.
SIDNEY e. DELAHOUSSAYE.
Clerk Of the Town Council.
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Parish of st. Martin. Louisiana. do hereby car.
tify that the above and foregoing il true and
correct copy of the original recorded Ausust
9th 1917. under Number 8, Charter Book On.
In faith whereof witness my hand and seal ~
Office at st. Martinville, Louisiana, this It'll d.v
of August A. D. 1917.
IGNACE BIENvENU.
Deputy Clerk of Court, st. Martin Parish +.
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ShERlFF's SALE,
Mrs. Marie A. Palms
Ignace Melanc0n
M 1892

NO. 1858
state OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Martin.
18th Judicial District Court.
By an order of a writ seizure and sale
issued out OF the 10th Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish of st. Mar
tin. State Of Louisiana, In the above en-
titled and numbered suit, dated this 7th
day Of July 1917.
l have seized and will proceed to sale
at Public Auction to the last aud high
est bidder at the front door of the Court
House. between the legal sale hours III
q. m. to- p. NJ 10 the Town of st. Mar.
tinville. on
Saturday Aug. IS, 1917,
the following mentioned and described
property, to wit:
That certain tract of land with the
improvements thereon aud thereto be.
longing and containing Ninety Arpents
more OF less In superficial area, situa-.
ted in the 9th Ward of st. Martin "a.
rish. La. and being bounded North bv
Public Road. South by land Of Euphs-
mond Dupuis & ais, and East BY land
OF Semsre and West by land of Alex
andre Melancon.
Seized to satisfy above writ.
Terms and conditions-cash.
onsrlns Office this 18th day of July
ID. 1917.
WADE O. MARDIN. Sheriff.
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TOWN COUNCIL.

OF St. Martinvills, La, met thi,
lst day OF August A. d., 1917 pur
suant to tho following call and no
tics thereof in special session.
Hon. Albert Bisnvsnu Mayor
presiding and the following mem
bers present: Msssrs. W. j. Bisn.
venu. +. f. Fournet, A. G. Gau.
thier, K. J.Guirard, J.H. Duchsmp
St. Martinville, La, July 81, 1917
We, tho undersigned, composing
all the members Of tho Town
Council of tho Town of St. Martin.
vile, Parish of st. Martin, Lou.
isians, hereby accept service of
notice to be present at the City
Hall, our usual meeting place. on
Wednesday the first day of Aug.
A. ID. 1917, at six o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of considering
whether or not al election shall
be called in said town for the pur.
pose of submitting to the proper.
ty tax-psying electors thereof, tho
proposition to incur q debt and to
issue bonds to represent said debt
to the extent of twenty thousand
dollars, said bonds to bear inter-
est at tho rate of five per cont per
annum. payable ssmi-annually,
aud the interest aud principal to
DO payable in such amounts and
in such places and at such time as
We may determine, said bonds to
run for q period not exceeding
thirty years and the proceeds of
sale at not less than par to be
used in the construction of public
streets and highwsys within and
without the limits of tho town of
st. Martinvills but Immediately
adjacent thereto, and all within
the limits of the parish of St. Mar
tin, as in our discretion may sub.
serve the best interests of said
town, and the said bonds to be
issued in accordance with tho su.
thority vested by Articles 2Sl and
292 OF the constitution of this
state and act No. 256 of 1910, as
amended; and if 80 determined to
fix the date of said election. and
to employ counsel for the purpose
OF calling the said election and
issuing tho bonds provided for.
and other duties g-rmane thereto:
and at tho said meeting there i.
also to DO taken up such other
matters aud things relative to the
said election as may come up be.
fore Us.
Albert Bisnvsnu, Mayor
j. II. Duchamp
A. @. Gauthier
+. F. Fouruet
W. j. Bisnvenu
K. j. Guirard.
The following ordinance wasl
moved by Mr.. j. H. Duchamp 60.
condsd by Mr.. W. j. Bisnv.pu
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the drafting of prsli-
minsry ordinances for the sub.
mission to tho property taxpayers
Of the Town of st. Martinville the
proposition to issue bonds for the
aud maintsnancs of
public roads and bridges in and
but OF the said town, aud tho sd.
7lslng OF this Council in all work
Ind issuing Of said bonds, has DO.
ZONE necessary; and
Whereas, the issuance of said
bonds requires talent and legal
'dvice; aud
Whereas, Messrs. Mouton al,
)ebsillon. Of Lafayette, aud tho
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st. Martinvillo. aud payable out
OF the proceeds of sale of said
bonds. it being understood that it
becomes necessary to secure the
opinion Of any other expert bond
lawyer in conjuction with their
own to accomplish tho sale OF said
bonds that the said opinion be Sc
cured without any additional ex-
psnss to the town.
Yeas: j. Il. Duchsmp. W. j.
Bisnvsnu, f. F. Fournst, A. G.
Gauthier aud r. j. Guirard.
Nays: None.
On motion of Mr.. A. G. Gsuthier
seconded by Mr.. r. j. Guirard
WHEREAS there 10 general de.
mand in the Town of st. Martin
vile for the mourning of debt and
issuing of bonds to represent said
debt to provide for the construction
Of public roads and highways in the
Town OF st. Martinville and in the
Parish of ST. Martin adjacent to
the Town Of st. Martinville and
leading into said town; aud
WHEREAS the assessment of the
Town of St. Martinville for the
year 1916, being the last assess
ment roll on file 10 1897, $50. 90;
and
WHEREAS the Town of St. Mar.
tinville has used . part OF its avail
ability for the issuance of bonds,
for the construction of watsrworks
and electric light plant, and there
are outstanding and unpaid of said
bonds $19.5OOO.OO, (which said
bonds wore issued MAY L, 1908; and
WHEREAS deducting from the
entire assessment, viz. $780,, 500 90,
$l95, 10000 to represent the out
standing bonds issued for water
works and electric light plant on
May l. 1903, leaves an availability |
of 500, $4,000 of assessment in the |
Town of st. Msr,invills which eau |
be used for tho issuance of bonds:
aud
WHEREAS it is shown THAI bonds
to the extent of Twenty Thousand
Dollsrs (S20.OOOOO) can DO legally |
voted with this availability.
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by
the Mayor and Town Council of
tho Town of st. Martinvills, State
of Louisiana, that the Town OF st.
Martinville. through it's Mayor and
Town Council, do hereby call al
election in the Town of st. Martin
vile, on Tuesday the 4th day of
September 1917, between the hours
Of seven A. Nj. and five p. NJ.
BE 1T FURTHER ORDAINED, That
at said special election there shall
DO submitted to the property tax.
payers qualified to vote under the
Constitution and Laws of the State
of Louisiana, the following pro-
position, to-wit:
70 authorize the Town of St.
Martinville, through its Mayor
Ind Town Council to incur debt
Ind to issue bonds to represent
'aid debt to the extent of Twenty
thousand Dollars, $4,000 ,OO) l
aid bonds to bear interest at tho
ate OF five per cent Is per cent?
'sr sunum, payable seni-annual.
y, aud tho interest and principal +, ,
o DO payable in such amounts and \
nd in such places and at such
lines as the Mayor and the Town "
jouncil of tho Town of st. Mar :
inville may determine, said bonds
o run for period not exceeding =
hirty wears and the procesd. of i
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BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That

duly advertised in accordance with
law and the said notice to embrace
substantially all things above set
forth, aud the Mayor and Council.
men, As the governing authority OF
the Town of 1T. Martinville, will
meet 10 open session at tho City
Hall at ST. Msrtinvills, Louisiana
at A Four O'Clock p. M. on We'd.
nesday the 9th day of Septsm Der
1917 aud then and there proceed
to open the ballot boxes, examine
and count the ballots in her
aud amounts, and make returns a.
to tho result of the election.
BE II FURTHER ORDAINED, That
the Mayor of the Town of ST. Mar
tlnvills DO and he 10 hereby au-
thorizsd aud empowered to have
the necessary ballots printed for
the said election which said ballots
shall contain the foregoing propo-
sition drawn up in accordance
with law and the provisions of this
ordinance, and he shall provide
ballots and the necessary blanks
aud teIlsrs' sheet aud parapherna.
liza for the holding of said election.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That
the Clerk of Court aud Ex.OHicio
Registrar of Voters shall furnish
to the election officers hereinafter
named list of the taxpayers emit
tod to vote, in person or by proxy,
at the said special election together
with the valuation of zach of tho
taxpayers property as shown by
the assessment last made.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That
the following polling places are
hereby designated and determine
ted upon: City Hall in Ferran's
corner Main aud Bridge
Streets, and tho following persons
are hereby instructed and en-.
powered to act at the said election:
Luke BONN, ID. E. Duchamp, I. j.
Liable ~ commissioners and
Louis +. Gary Clerk and tho off,
GERS Ut election above named shall
hold the election to conform with
Act 256 of the Legislature of 1910
aud shall make due returns of the
said election for the meeting of the
Town Council of tho Town of St. |
Louisiana to he held
On Wednesday the 9Th day Of Sep.
.embsr 1917.
This ordinance was presented in
writing to the Mayor and Town
Council OF the Town of st. Mar.
in public session, and was
considered section by section be-
orc any vote was taken upon the
'ams and the vote taken upon the
anne as follows:
Yeas: A. G. Gauthisr, r. j.
iuirard, f. F. Fournst, W. j.
5isnvenu and j. II. Duchamp.
Nays: None.
And tho ordinance was adopted.
Approved: Albert Bisnvsnu,
Mayor.
On motion OF Mr.. r. j. Guirard
uly seconded aud carried the
lesting adjourned.
Sidney E. Dslahoussays, 9
Secretary. :
l. the undersigned Clerk of the !
own Council of the Town Of St. d
lartinville, State of Louisiana 7
o hereby certify that the above {
nd foregoing is true and correct y
ktract from the proceedings of I
pecial meeting of the TowuCoun.
4 of the Town of St. Msrtinvills
on the Let day of Aug
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LOST OR MISLA1D

Policy No. 799SOS issued by The Penn
mutual Life Insurance Company. on tho
life of GalOert J. Ducrest. The f,ndsr
Will please return it to the undersigned.
An application has been made for tho
Issuing of duplicate.
GALBERT j. DUCREST.
st. Martinville, La.
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town a few days last week, and re-
turned to his home in Twin Falls on
Thursday.
Merle Glavin spent the week end
with her parents near Berger.
T. F. Holloway made business trip
to Twin Falls Saturday.
The farmers grange met and or
ganized last Wednesday evening. The
officers elected were: H. G.. Lam
mers, c. Douglas. T. A. Parrot, Mrs.
G. l.. McGregor, Mrs. Philip Hills, Mrs.
p. c. Hills, II. c. Ericsson, J. NJ. Pierce,
Mrs. J NJ Pierce, Roy w hammers,
Rev w T. Pickett Will preach at
the school house Sunday, April 20.
Everybody welcome
The Gates Bros. were visitors in
Filler Thursday.
E. L. Molin. Mr.. T. r Thomas and
c. w Simpson went to HOLSTER in
the Simpson car Friday evening
Mrs T. f. Holloway left Tuesday
for Nampa, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Newlands and Mrs. II. A.
Greene.
T. A. Sanderson was a Berger visi-
tor Friday and Saturday.
Miss Katherine Holloway was in
Twin Falls Tuesday
The Berger eighth grade went to
to take state examinations. We all
hope they get good grades
Miss Viola Evans formerly of Ber-
ger, but now of Pleasant View, was
a visitor in Berger Sunday at the
home of Icie Thomas.
c. w. Simpson left Berger Satur-
day to go to eastern Missouri to his
fathers bedside. Mrs. Simpson is TAX
ing care of the store while he is gone.
c. L. Smith, formerly of Berger,
but now of Kimberly, was a visitor
in Berger Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Trout and sons left
Berger Monday for Miner, where they
Will make a visit during the summer.
Willism A. Summer was a Berger
visitor last Wednesday,
Miss Zelma Boyd returned to her
home in Berger. She has been visit
ing in Rupert.
Robert L. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
guests at the home of G. L. McGregor
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Lyman was a visitor
N Twin Falls Friday and Saturday.
E. l.. Molin was a visitor in Glover
Saturday
Miss Helen Anderson and Chester
Hills were visitors in HOLSTER Sat
urday.
T A. PARROT was transacting bust
ness visitor in Filler last week.
The youngest son of II. c. Crook
ham has been very sick with pneu-
monia but is improving.
Twin Falls Milling and Elevator
company has loaded a number of cars
of wheat from Berger.
Mrs. c. r. Detwiler of HOLSTER was
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and the Blue Gulch Canal and Reser-
voir company; and also propose to
construct and install such additional
works of diversion, canal, lateral, etc,
as shall be necessary to irrigate and
properly reclaim all of the lands pro-
posed to be embraced within said ir-
rigation district.
The numbers OF the sections in
which the lands are situated, which it
is proposed to include in said irriga-
ton district are as follows:
Sections Twenty-Five (22), Twenty
three (23), Twenty-Five (25), Twenty
six (26), Twenty-seven (27), Thirty
four (34), Thirty-five (35), and Thir-
ty-six (36), in Township Nine (9),
South, and Sections One a., Two (2),
Eleven CID, and Twelve 12), in
Township Ten QO), South, all in
Range Twelve Q2), East, Boise Me-
ridian, Twin Falls county, Idaho; part
of said Sections Twenty-Five (22), and
Twenty-seven CD, in Township Nine
90, South of Range Twelve Q2), East,
Boise Meridian, being situate in Owy-
hee county, Idaho.
Notice is further given that hear
ing will be had upon said petition be-
fore said board of county commits
sioners Of said Twin Falls county,
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Berger Items
CTimes' Special COrrespondence)


Mrs. VILLA Logue ard son Lyndell
Eere visitors at the Carder and Nc
45regOr homes Saturday.
William A Forbes, father of Robert
h Forbes, who has been a visitor in
1his town left Saturday for his home
an Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. Stansbury and daughter Muir
rell we're visitors in Twin Falls Sat
1rSiay ana Sunday.
There was a large turn out for the
Emerson literary Friday night. Good
and interesting program was given
Ninsic, Murrell Stansbury song, Al
len Holloway; recitation. Emma Nc
'Gfegor; music. league Brothers;
LOngfellow's duet, six ladies': paper.
Francis No Gregor debate, Resolved,
1hat the European war is beneficial
10 mankind Affirmative, j. NJ Pierce.
and w. T. Pickett negative, Mr.. Car
der and Miss Hess. The negative won
the victory The literary will not
meet until the second Friday in Octo-
ser
James Wallace was a visitor in this
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the pc
tition of Ernest Cough and others,
praying the organization of an irriga-
ton district under the laws of the
state of Idaho, embracing lands S t.
uate in the counties of Twin Falls and
Owyhee, in the State of Idaho, the
greatest proportion of said lands be-
ing situate in said Twin Falls county,
Idaho, and filed with the undersigned,
clerk of the board of county commits
sioners of said Tw Falls county,
Idaho, on the 9Th day of March, 1917,
was, on the End day of April, 1917, at
regular meeting of said board, at the
court house, in the city of Twin Falls,
county Of Twin Falls, State of Idaho,
and after due and legal notice there
OF as provided by law, presented to
said board of county commissioners
OF Twin Falls county, Idaho.
Said petitioners propose TO secure,
either by condemnation or by pur-
chase, that certain reservoir site, dam,
works of diversion, canal, lateral and
distributing system, water rights and
all appurtenances thereto OF the Ha-
german Valley Irrigation company
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a visitor in Berger Saturday and part
of Sunday
The Oregon Short Line is putting
several car loads of ties near Berger.
The Pioneer club met at the home
of Mrs. j. NJ Pierce Thursday Those
present we're: Mrs. j. F. Burton. Mrs.
Fred Haggardt, Mrs. f. w. Berger,
Mrs. A. c.. hammers, Mrs. Roy W
hammers, Miss Hess, Miss Howe and
Mrs. r. E. Foote.
c. +. Rutter formerly of Berger but
now of Cedar Draw was a visitor in
Berger one day last week
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Idaho, at a regular meeting of said
board on Saturday the 5th day Of May.
1917, at the court house in the city of
Twin Falls, County of Twin Falls,
State of Idaho.
Dated this End day of April, 1917.
e. j. FINCH,
Clerk of the board of county COM
missioners Of Twin Falls county,
Idaho.
BY 1. E. FINNEY,
4-5-131926 Deputy.
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NEW COINS AT PREMIUM
IN AMERICAN COLONY
Omitted Press)

LONDON, April 19-Americans here
are urging their friends who make oc-
casional trips to the United States to
bring back, dimes, quarters and half
dollars of the new design. The new
coins are still at premium in the
American colony.