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Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
FORTUNE TELLER IN OHIO HELPED SALES
 OF ARIZONA STOCKS

TUCSON, April 1.-Violation oi the Blue Sky" law Of Ohio by the sales of stock of the Arizona -Tonopah Mining & Milling company, a company incorporated under the laws of Ari- zona, and owned principally by Los Angeles people. without having com piled with the prerequisite of obtain ing 2 permit from the department of securities of the state of Ohio, is charged in the Prosecution of two salesmen alleged to have been in the employ of the general manager of the company, George Ankers.
 The salesmen are residents of Springfield, and have been held to the preliminary hearing of the case under bond of 5000 each, the preliminary hearing being set for March 20, before justice of the peace in Springfield. They were arrested on affidavits filed by Charles E. Gaumer, examiner of the Ohio department,o of securities. the evi- dence having been gathered by d.. agent of the state department.
 Story of Stock Deals
 In a story of the arrest of the two men. the Springfield Co) Daily News says:
 Tn speaking Of the matter, Examin- CT Gaumer said that George Ankers, general manager of the company. who is now located in Los Angeles, was in Springfield for several months, and that after his departure from here, Stuckey tone of the salesmen undes arresD who is now employed by Mo cal manufacturing plant, acted as tle chief agent in selling stocks. MT. Gaumer says that number of other persons also sold stock. and that ap- proximately S6O,00O was sold ir Springfield, the majority of it being placed among residents of Lagonda section. MT Gaumer charges that the defendants violated the Blue Sky iaN' in that they were not licensed to Go business in Ohio, the stock not having been certified.
 Seek Fortune Teller
 Examiner Gaumer said that the de- partment is making an endeavor to se- cure a Mrs. Emma Wright, former-s of Logan, Ohio. as a witness.
 While in this city Mir. GRumer says she was known as Countess Mira fIori and had fortune-telling estab- He says she, appeared here about the same time Ankers came on the scene and that she departed soon after he left.
 "Mr Gaumer says that persons who were lukewarm about purchasing stock were advised to consult tho fer tune teller with the result that they were advised to make purchases.
 Affidavit Charges Ankers
 According to the Springfield paper, an affidavit has been prepared, but not signed, charging Ankers himself with selling SSOe worth of the stock of the Arizona Tonepah Mining &
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
Palmer Is ReaI Fighter Take Look At His JdU
New Attorney General Jack of-All- Trades, and Sue
 cess at All


 WASHINGTON, April 1.-There's plenty of fighting fiber in A. Mitchell Palmer. new attorney general of the United States. This despite his Quaker ancestry. He has what they call lighting jaw" However, Palmer wouldn't think of it as fighting fiber" He sees it as determination, perse- verance. bulldog hang-toitiveness."
 Palmer has disproved the charge that a jack of all trades is master of none For he is a good lawyer. one of the best in Pennsylvania; a sue cessful business man; a prosperous newspaper publisher, and the greatest finder Of enemy property any belliger- ent in the late war possessed It was as alien custodian that Pal mer achieved his widest acquaintance and largest share of publicity He took anything which bore the German or Austrian label of ownership, from a twcpenny fund to hundred million dollar steamship lines German owned stocks and bonds were uncovered, transferred to Palmer's safekeeping and were turned into Liberty bonds to help fight the kaiser
 One of the least popular Americans in German eyes is A. Mitchell Palmer
 E "A' for Alexander
 That "A" stands for Alexander, long shelved Mitchell is what they call him. A. Mitchell is the way he signs it. He was born at MOosenea5. Pa. son of QuakeTs. May 4, 1872, and was graduated from Swarthmore col lege before he was 21, and was a mem Der of the bar when he cast his first ; vote. In 1898 he married Miss Roberts Bartlett Dixon of Easton. Md, anG thereafter acquired considerable own ership in bank. trust company. boiler works. newspapers. gas and water con cerns
 Politics beckoned in 1908 and A. Mitchell Palmer became one of the few democrats Pennsylvania eleetec to congress, serving three terms He retired from legislative halls to De judge of the United States court of claims. Judging lasted him six monta> and he quit the bench.
 When the trading with the en- eny" act was passed. President Vii son named Palmer as custodian. From then on he became the greatest grab Der of German property in this coun- try you ever dreamed of Which helped Uncle Sam and hurt old Bill Hohenzollern.
 Is Denoocra+ er But a good grabber of German gold might not make good attorney gen | eral. Possibly being a successful pub fisher, banker. boiler-maker, gas dea1- CT or congressman would not indicate that the new attorney general will de- liver as an attorney general Wash ington, who knows Palmer better than the folks at his hometown, Strouds- burg, Pa, know him. believes he will come across as attorney general.
 Some wise students of men and a., terney generals of the past think Pal mer will get right up in the front rank of American attorney generals. They point to his knowledge of law, his abiI- ity to practice law-and to his fight ing jaw They have the hunch tha; A Mitchell will turn out a job of at torney-generaling as pleasing to the law-abiding citizens as it will prove displeasing to the law side-steppers. Palmer has been classed as a Pro , gressive Democrat
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
Late NeIUS Bulletins

Thrift. for comptroller, were defeated by still greater majorities mainly be- cause they refused to declare their position, on the prohibition question. Every candidate for nomination for city offices and councils with two or three exceptions, who did not declare himself wet" was. defeated William F. Brcenig. republican candidate for mayor, had no opposition The city election will be held May 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02

Milling company to a Springfield doc tor. without having a license to do SO.
 The property of the Arizona-Tono- pah Mining & Milling company is To- cated in this county. about ten miles from Tucson, and is being developed by a small fierce of miners. Ankers was in Tucson several months ago and was interviewed by a Star reporter on the development work at the mine and double-compartment shaft is be ing sunk. it is said.
 Ankers' headquarters were at Los Angeles. development work at the lishment located in Columbia sreeS. mine being in charge of a superinten- dent.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
SOUTH AFRICA SENDS
 DELEGATES TO PARIS

NEW YORK, April Lon their way to England and France to lay before the British government and the peace conference the claims of the national party of South Africa for self-deter- imitation and complete independence, a delegation headed by General J. B. M- Hertzog. and consisting of nine members. arrived here today from Capetown on board the Dutch steam ship Bewnan.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
Tennis Champ
 Nearly Beaten
 By 'Dark Horse
Indoor Title-Holder Forced to 30 Set Match by New
 Jersey Boy

NEW YORK, April Is. H Voshell, the playing through champion, had a narrow escape from defeat in the national indoor tennis championship at the Sew enth regiment armory today when Gerald Emerson. the New Jersey junior, gave him a taste of speec that nearly swept him oft the court Emerson, however, played himself out by his furious volley- ing, and he was. defeated 16-l4, GO.
 Peter Ball. of Yale, created Sensation by defeating G. c. Shafer, Philadelphia, 6-4, 5-3.
 ". T. Tilden second. Philadel- phia, and Vincent Richards, won their matches in the singles and also won easily in the doubles, which started today with 22 pairs
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
NO PHONE COST RAISE
 DECLARES BURLESON

wASHINGTON,. April Postmas- ter General Burleson said today that no blanket increase in telephone rates similar Co the advance ordered recent ly in telegraph rates was cOntem- plated Any changes to be made in telephone tolls he said. would be made for local communities governed by local conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
SENSATIONAL MATCH MARKS LAST DAY OF
 BOWLING CONGRESS
267 Rolled in One Game by Chicago Man, Giving Him
 Tie for Third Place
By Review Leased Wire,

Vl7S FlVN L1ValSVU NIIUI
 TOLEDO, April 1.-The last day of the American Bowling congress tour nament saw bowler roll 6sO indi- vidual score and go into a tie with two other men for third place in the standings.
 J. Rivest of Chicago was the bowler and his three game total put him even with D. Devito of Chicago and Mort Lindsey of New Haven. Rivest tried for perfect score but after makins
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
WOMEN eowLgRs COMPETE.

TOLEDO, April I.-Ine third an nual tournament of the women's na- -tional bowling association opened here tonight with A teams operating with a total of 2.436.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02

tConIinued from Page O..e) through the draft, MT. Burleson said, and many others were attracted to in- dustries paying higher salaries than the postal service. This, he said; re suited in natural lowering of the high standard of efficiency previously maintained.
 NoRFALK, Va, April Eleven persons including Capt. and Mrs Miguel Ampare and their three chil- dren were drowned in the laundering of the Cuban schooner Lucia Saturday 400 miles off the North Carolina coast. according to wireless reports received tonight from the U s. $. Lake Largo, which was bringing the only survivor of the Lucia to port
 PARIS, April 1-(By the Associated Press.)-It was stated authoritatively tonight after the meetings between President Wilson and the premiers that the prospects for an accord were more hopeful
 Distinct progress was made at the morning and afternoon sessions partic- ula1ly regarding the Saare valley. The indications are that the French will get coal from the Saare valley, which will be charged against their share in the reparations. There was some dis cussion of the advisabilify of leaving tho eventual disnOStiCn of the Saare valley to plebiscite.s
 BARTIMORE. April 1. - George Weems Williams defeated Mayor James H Preston for the nomination for bGyor in a contested democratic primary eledtion today. Mayor Pres ton sought Tenomination for a third term The vote was Williams 24.42S. Prestcn 20,5S7 Preston's running mates. J. Barry Mshool, for president second branch council. and aIlnes F.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02

REVIEW WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
AGREEMENT NEAR ON
 FRANCO-HUN BORDER
 IN PEACE CONFERENCE
Political Control of German. Coal Fields May Be
 Turned Over
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One) man annexation of Alsace and LOT raine in 1870.
 The proposal was advanced as con corning the Saare region only, but 1t is regarded as equally applicable to the left bank of the Rhine as pos sible basis of agreement.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02
Affidavit Charges Ankers

According to the Springfield paper, an affidavit has been prepared, but not signed, charging Ankers himself with selling $SOe worth of the stock of the Arizona-Tonopah Mining &
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-02

PARIS, April l.-A statemeH1 Is- sued by the officieI press bureau says;
 A meeting at which Mr. Lansing Mir. Balfour. N. Pichon, Baron Sonnino and Baron Makino were present, was held today at the Quai d orsay from 3 to 5:3O o'clock
 'The conclusions of the commission on Czecho-Sioyak affairs were exam- ined."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
"ATEITIS DARBININKAMS"
WILSON.

MilanaS, Sausio 6 d. -
Prezidentas Wilson's kalbe-
damas Milane Siadien lake
banketo, kuri surenge Milano
miesto valdyba, pasake, kad
darbininkq kliasos pasaulio
reikalauja nuo ateinancios
taikos konferencijos, ne tik
taikos sutarties, bet If uz-
tikrinimq teisybes If ateities
Jis uzreiSke savo pasitikeji-
ma, kad socialis pasaulio SUI
redymas gull ant dideliu mi
niu darbininkiSkiu kliasiu ir jis
dar syki atkartoja sayo per-
sitikrinina, kad taika turf bu-
ii padaryta su tu klasu senti-
mentais omenyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
SPARTAKAI UzGRIEEA
sPAUDA,

AmstwdGmos, Sausio 3d.
ASSociated Press, pranesa,
kad Spartakai padare antra
bandyrma uzgriebti Berlino
yaldzia i savo rankas If uze-
me kontrole Wolffo biuro,
pusiau oficialiska ziniq agen-
tura.
Paskutne telegrama aplai-
kyta cionai is Wolffo agentu-
ros pranesa apie uaemirna kon
toros spartakais. Privatiskos
zinios pranesa, ka spartakai
uzeme kontoras apie puse ta-
zinc didziuju laikraseiy. kaip
tai Tageblatt, Vossische lei
tung Local Anzeiger. Vor-
waerts ir Morgen Post, Pra-
neSama, kad visi Sic laikraS-
ciai ne iSeis rytoj, iSskiriant
Vorwaerts, socialisty laikras-
tis, kuris bus isleistas komi-
teta revoliucionisky darbinin-
KY. Kontora Wolffo agents
ros likosi uzdaryta Sparta
kais. Zinios Is Poananiaus
praneSa, kad orlaiviu stovyk-
los Lavicoje likosi paimtos
Lenkais Sturmu nedelioje. Vo-
kieciu garnizonas ir daug or
laiviu likosi paimta lenkais pc
smarkiam muSiui,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
POLITIsKA KARJERA ROO
SEVELTO.

Theodore Roosevelt, kuris
buvo zinomas kaipo "typiS-
kiausis Amerikonas' mire
siadien If .jo smerti apgailes-
tauja visa Amerika, Jis bu-
vo vienas is didziausiu If ga
biausiu vyru Amerikos.
T. Roosevelt gine spalio u
d., 1853 m, mire sausio 6 d.,
1919. 'Savo politiSka karjera
pulkininkas Roosevelt pradejo
anksti.
1882 m. jis pasizymejo New
Yorko legislaturoj.
1886 m.-SumuStas majo-
70 rinkimuose New Yorke.
1888 m-Policijos koml-
sijonierius New Yorke.
1898 m.-Rezignavo is lai-
vyno pagelbininko sekreto-
riaus urtdo, kad suorganizuo-
tt Rough Rider regimenta del
kares SUI Ispanija. Paskirtas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07

gia piet-vakaruosna.
Salygos sutarties tarp Pet
luros If bolSeviky valdzios yra
kad Sios dvi valstijos lpalai-
kys sayo sayitarpinias nepri-
gulmybes, If kad nebutu
daromos kliutis skleidirnui Dol
SeyikiSkq ideju. Vokietiu ka-
revival Ukrajinoj, atrodo ne
galejo iSvezti savo amumici-
JOS ir didziausi sandeliai ANU
nicijos vertes ant 100000
rubhq Kieye pakliuvo boise
vikams.
Siaurineje dalije, Lenkal
bando sulaikyti polSevikus If
apglntl V1lIliu. PopiezlauS de-
legatas Vilniuje, Msgistrat
Rats, pasiunts Ryman prane
sima, nuSviesdamas padejimq
Vilniuje If apielinkese, pra-
Sydamas intervencijos talki-
ninku ir protekcijos prizes boil
Seyikus Lietuvoje, kur randa-
81 Lenkai Rymo-Katalkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
o r A S

Chicagoje If apielinkeje.-
Utarninke: Sniegas su veju,
/ vakara salciau.
Seredoje: Giedra If Saltiau;
yidutiniSki vejai is pietvakaru
puses.
Sauletekis I V. IS M; Sau-
leleidis 4 V. IS m. Menulis
nusileis 10 V. IS m. vakare.
Buvo augSciausia telnpera-
tura 80 laipsniu 3 val. po piet
zemiausia Is laipsniu 8 val.
rytmetyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
BOLSEVIKAI ST. 'REJA
VAKARUOSE.

VarSGVa, Sausio 8 d. ~-
Vilnius, Lembergas ir Kije-
vas yra uzraSomi krauju.
BolSevikai jau Vilniuje If
jie naikina ir degian ta mics
ta. Daugelis mazesniq mics
tuku vakariniame kraste Ru-
sijos yra sunaikinami bolsevi-
kais. Sulyg istikimu praneSi-
mu, bolSeviku ziaurumai ner-l
virSeja viduramziq ziaurumus.
Lenkai daro smarku pa
siprieSinima apginti Lember-
ga, bet Ukrajinos bolSevikai
prigelbstant Vokieciq kanuo-
lens, kurios yra Vokieciu ka-
reiviais priziurimos, iSlengvo
naikina miesta. Miestas yra
apgultas. Apskaitliuojama,
kad bolSevikp arnija suside-
da is apie $4,000 kareriviu
po vadovyste Holubovicz, uk-
rajiniecio, kuris buvo pirm-
sedziu Ukrajinos delegacijos
Brest-Litovske. Visai mazas
skaitlius civiliu gyventoju ga
lejo apleisti miesta, mes gele-
zinkeliai yra labai blogame
stovyje. Lenku kareiviams
padeda apginti miesta civiliai
gy 1entojai, tarp ju daug ran
dasi moteru.
Arcivyskupas Lembergo
praneSa, kad moteris paimtos
bolsevikais nelaisven yra tor
turuojamos If kankinamos.
Bolseviku ziaurumas, anot
arcivyskupo, negaiima suly-
ginti su jokiais kitais ziau-
rumass
Kievas sostine Ukrajinos,
kuris buvo ramus per pasku-
TIM menesi, pereina i boise
vikp rankas. Separatistp va
das, Petlura, pranesama susi.
take su Trockiu If Leninu Il
Rusq bolSevikq kareiviai zen
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
ROOSEVELT NUMIRE.

Ne~ York, ". Y. sausio
6 d. - Pulkininkas Theodore
Roosevelt rlwnire siadien 4
val, il ryto save namwose
Oyster Bay.
Zinias apie 1nirti cionai ap-
lake PIE Josephine Striker,
pulkininko sekretore, telefonu.
Pranesdama apie mirti pull
kininko Roosevelt pie Stri-
ker pasake.
Mrs. Roosevelt paSauke
name ant telefono. prizes sep
tynta valanda is ryto, pra-
nesdama, kad pulkininkas mi
re anksti is ryto. il man pc
dave jokiu smulkmenu il as
tuojaus iSvaziuoiu j Oyster
Bay. Kada Mrs. Roosevelt
pasake man, kad pulkininkas
nuinire, tai aS nenorejau tam
aksai''.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
ROLaEvTKU zIAUEUMhi,

N~
nos ft0ntea sausio 4 d., ~
(suvelinta). Prirodymai, kad
bolsevikai uzmusineja If STU
piausta talkininku suzeistus
II uzmustus, ikosi aplaikyti
Siadien vyrlausioj kvateroj.
.Savo praneSme leiten2ntas
Col. Corberly. kuris buvo ko-
manduotojum Amerikony ka-
riumenss apielinkcje Shen-
kursk lapkriGio % d.-Sulyg
praneSinlo, Amerikonai nu-
kentejo. PATROLS susidedantis
is 90 amerikonu kareiviu il
dvieju aticieru likosi apsup
tas rugsejo 29 diens boise
Y1ka1s kurip skalcluS Sielia
apie 700 znloniu. Lake maiio
5eptyy-.l Amerikos karsiyiai IL
kosi s4muSti If ssptyna pra-
puole be iunfq.
Zenliau yra p2duodamas
leitenanto Col, Corbcrly pra-
aesinas, kuris parodo holSe-
yiky ziauruma.
Po music lavoaaa Amw1-
KOS kareiviy rasi aokiAms
|padtjima ysrdai aArs padso-
daIni:
mo l.--- LsStsnaatsA4 sl-
Va suskRldyta gu kirvia.
No, 3, - Korporalas. gal
va taip suskaldyta kirviR. kad
tik dalis vcido pasiliko,
No, 3. - Korporalas, gal
va suskaldyta su kirviu, ran
kos il kojos sulauzytos,
No, a - Kareivis, galva su-
|skaldyta su kirviu.
No, S - Kareivis. gaIva
|suskaldyta If gerkle perpjau-
|ta, kaip atrodo. su kirviu".
/ Kada apie Siuos aiaurumus
suzinoja Americas karciviai
jiems pridavs energijos II jis
dabar karisuja Sd bolSevikais
su inirtimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
VoKIETIJA PERTRAUKs
RYSIUS SU BOLSEVIKAIS,

LondonaS, Sausio 6 d. -
OficialiSkas Vokietijos prane-
simas, aplaikytas siadien be-
vieliu telegraph praneSa, kad
Vokietija randasi visai arti
prize pertrauklmo diplomatic
ky rySiu su bolseviks yaldAa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
VOK1EcIU Al..DiJA NR
EKZISTUOJA,

Basel, Sausio 6 d. --- Ber-
limo laikrastis WwddsSschs
AN0emespe Ssi'tsoo pranesa
kad buvusi Yokietijos ar;aijs
daugiaus ne eksistuoja, nss
$50 diviaijY jaa ikosi demo-
bilizuotos, Demobilizacija H.
kusios kariunlsnes, laikraStis
priduria, Gina didolia grei-
tuna,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
PraneSinas skamba:

PraneSirnas skamba:
'Zengirnas pirmyn boise
viku ir buvinas Berhne NJ.
Radek (bolsevikp zvalgas }
beveik privede prize diploma
tiSkos kares su Russia if mil
tariSka kare katik likosi pra-
salinta. Vokietija yra privers-
Ia reikahngumu, bat ne su
tiksla kad pataikauti talki-
ninkams, smarkiai pasiprie-
Sind bolsevikams, kad apsau-
gojus Save interesxs."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
GREK1JA RETKALAUjA PA
LIUOSAVIMO MERGINU.

S0loniki, Sausio 6 d.-zi-.
MOS is Sofijos praneSa, kad
Grekijos militariska misija
Bulgarijoj pareikalavo, kad
tuojaus bute paliuosuotos
Grekes mergfnos, kurios bu-
ve isgabentes n rytinss Ma
kedoaijos Buigarass b yss
laikaaes Bulsss;Is3.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
Nos

! lu partijomis nuversti Pilsud-
skio valdzia. sesi nariai, kaip
pranesama, Pilsudskio valid
zios likosi suarestuoti. Kais
atrodo, tai bandymas IS dalies
'pasiseke.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-07
Tpulkininku to regimento.
1899-190O m.-Gubernatc

Tpulkininku to regimento,
1899-1900 m.-Gubernato
rius New Yorko.
1900 m.-ISrinktas vice-pre
zidentu Suvienytu Valstiju.
1901 m. - Uzeme vietq
prezidento Suvienytu Valsti-
ju, kada prezidentas McKin-
ley lioksi nuSautas.'
1904 m. Isrinktas preziden-
tn Suvienytu Valstiju.
1912 -Suorganizavo pro-
gresistu partija ir likosi no
minuotas ant prezidento, bet
likosi sumuSas.
1916 .---Nominuotas progre
sistq partijos ant prezidento
bet atsisake il prisidejo prie
republikonu partijos.
SUKILIMAS VARsAVoJ.
Vw$ava, Sausio 6 d. =
siadien buvo padarytas ban
dymas konservativu il liberia
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-11

the red-b1ooded, Woodworking,
hard-playing men of the U. S.
Navy.
Pay begins the day you join.
On board ship a man is always
learning. Trade schools develop
skill, industry and business ability.
Thirty days care-free holiday each
year with full pay. The food is
good. First uniform outfit is fur
nished free. Promotion is un-
limited for men of brains. You
can enlist for two years and come
out broader, stronger and ADLER.
Shove off-Join the u. S. Navy.
If you're between II and IS 60 to
the nearest recruiting station for
all the details. If you don't know
where it is ask your postmaster.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-11
HELPED UNCLE SAM
RAISE ONE BILLION
War Savings Chief RetiTes Blu,
Will UnOtfiCiaIIy Aid
Thrift Movement.

After two years of active service
in the great war financing campaigns
of the government, during which he
assisted in the raising of hundreds. of
millions of dollars, E. McLain Wat
tiers, Director of the War Savings Di.
vision, Third Federal Reserve Dis
trict, has resigned to resume private
business. The resignation is effective
from September 18th.
Mr.. Waters retirement as director
does no mean, however, that he will
discontinue his interest in the govern.
ment thrift movement. The organiza.
ton built up by him will continue the
work under supervision of Governor
e. Pussy P~assmore, with Mr.. Waters
acting in an advisory capacity.
This organization, which is almost
entirely a volunteer one, with chair
men and women, vice chairmen in
in the various counties, has been do.
ing splendid work in encouraging the
thrift spirit and promoting sales OF
millions of dollars worth of small
government securities.