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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
NEW LETERAEAD Of
B. c. D. PRAISED BY
OKLAHOMA CITY BODY

The Board of city Development IL
IN receipt of q letter from The Okla.
homa city Chamber of Commerce
~ which the local organization H.
complimented upon IT. ncw letter.
head The secretary of the Oklahoma
city Chamber uf Commerce thought
IL novel advertisement Tor .mnrillu
and the Panhandle OF Texas
The Board ~ Ciiy Development
new leitcrhoad. which was prepared
some weeks ago aud which Is now II
use. bears the name Board Of Citi
Development In old English letter
ing NJ the top and to the right and
left Oi this caption is given III.
names of the Officers aud directors
NJ the organization Directly undc'
the head is the cut Of dynamo. over
which the words The dynamo of the
Panhandle Amarillo" occupy q
scmi-circlc position.
on the right and lcfl margins ~
the sheet are printed In small typ"
considerable information ana staiiS.
ties relative To Amarillo. Potter
county aud the Panhandle. rpon
the back Of the sheet is q map of
Texas showing Amarillo as the hun
Of the Panhandle with railroads rad
lating In seven directions and the
Amarillo oil aud gas fields occupy
Ing position tu the north and south
q the city The distances from Am.
arlllo 10 other points are also shown
upon the map.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
Warrant, Deed

s. u. Miller to MIS- T. IT, Ill,
part NJ block 10. Eagle addition
Consideration $4,000.
G r. Austin 10 Mrs n H. lin
lot IL block II. Eakle addition
Consideration SeO0O.0U.
c. II Austin Ia Mrs. II II lii
lot 10. block IL !:aLlc addition
Consideration $1,000 90
e. Il Austin 10 Mrs. u. n lin
lot n. block 81 Eakle addition
Consideration 100000.
{. a. Austin 10 Mrs. II. H. LII
lot H. block a. Eakle addition
Consideration s20OO 90.
A. r. Elklns to Mrs Ida MrCord
LOT 20, block 4. $ 5. Consideration
$4,000 90.
u. l.. Johnson 10 l.. Martin. lo'
IL. block 10. Tartar addition. Con
sidcration 100000.
] l.. Martin Ia Royce =. Gaut. lo'
~ block %. Tartar addition. Con
sidcra,ion Ss0o. 40.
J. A. Travis To Lon u Mars. lo'
.. block lNa. g. aud 5 addition
Consideration St0O0.OO.
Ernest W Cabc io Less Whitaker
lN2 "a Of y T.. corner of section %
block . \ u. and NJ Consideration
S1iGNeIn.
W r Evans Ia ! t. Nocly. block
-. Old Town. Consideration $1,000
7. l.. Neely to NJ y Twaddall
block -. old Town Consideration
$4,000. 90.
IVY T.. Merry to :. " Wright O.
III. lot 7 block ii3. plemons addl
tion Consideration 81. 500 40
National nauk Of Commerce to "
v Gallagher. lot q. block -. Sar
lacinio addition. Consideration
Sl,l75.0o.
AMARILLO Imp COMPANY io Fred
N"lll, lot g block si san Incinto
addition. Consideration S3G0 90
G. W. Billor To- u. : Roland loi
-. bloc. eH7. plemnuS addition
Consideration Sl.SOn Oo
r. & Sharks to I VI bradford
lot >. block 80 Epklc addition. con
sideratinu Sl.-o.oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

this section showed that the public
favored central zone time. ak well as
Amarillo banks and business firms.
IN lMmpkin IN questioning MI. Flu
uua. attempted 10 show that the
Amarillo banks had more accounts
with banking institutions In New
Mexico tlian th,V did with those Of
Oklahoma. Mr. Fudua said that pos
slbiy i~~ro were Just few moro with
New Mexico banks than with Okla
homa banks but declared that mos,
banking accounts were with other
Texas banks.
surprised ~ Opposition.
lie closed by saving that ho was
greatly surprised NJ finding aniagon-
ltm 20 The proposed change. dcclar-
ing that Dr. i.umpkin and Mr..
Spencer were The only opponents he
had yet heard speak AGAINST II.
T. T. Adair of Dalhnrt was the
final witness al the morning session.
testilyinF that his county favored
tn central zone time Dr Lumpkin
In cross examination asked him n he
thoulht that TcYlinc and Tucum-
earl would favor the change. as they
would be- affected thereby MIR.
Adair said that he WAS sure ToNline
would not having lived In that sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
W|THERSP0ON SELLS
SIX POOL TABLES To
LOCAL ELKs' LODGE

The building at 40 Polk street
IL being vacated by the Manhattan
Billiard l'arlOr. of which II. T..
WithcrspoOn h proprietor. aud six
OF III" tables were removed 10 the
Elks' club yesterday. having been
sold some time ago "a that Orgnnlza-
tiOn.
Just ~ this time II II not known
what viii occupy the building IN the
future. according Ia Mr. Wilhor.
spoon, who said that Z would be- Oc-
cupied soon but that he was NOT pre-
pared io say lust ~ this time what
the business would BE- or who would
be the proprietor
The tobacco store and barber sh0r
Will likely continue 10 be- operated
In the stand OF the MOnach Pool Hall
Tor the present. according to 4 l..
O'Ferrall, Of the firm Of \. l.. OFFER.
rail- and brothers prOprlelOrs. A.
III" leuse on the building has not vet
run out. Mr. O'Ferrall du"s not know
Just what his action will be- In m.
future.
The Palace Pool llall. owned and
operated for number of years Al
l2O Taylor street by Brooks aud Gar
der Is san very much the same as 4
was when the closing order WIS Is.
sued. According To &. W Cardcr of
this firm they are waiting until the
courts have definitely decided upon
the conslituiionality ~ the Texas
pool hall law The soda fountain
tobacco stor" and barber shon &c.
cupyinr this building are sim being
operated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
PENALTY WILL Be ADDED
TO AUTOMOBILE TAXES
AFTER THURSDAY NIGHT

For the past few days the clerical
force of the county luN collectors Of
flee ha, been kept very busy waiting
~ parties paying their 1899 aut0mo-
bile licenses. and Yesterday q contin-
nal stream of automobile owners
vas 40 the window II i believed
hat within u few days an will have
paid
Tax Collector Ben Golding said
Yesterday that after Thursday night
& penalty uf - per cent will be
added To automobile licenses for
failure Ia pay before that date. lie
mid that this penalty should have
been added some time ago hut that
he delayed doing 80 due 10 the rush
n the tax window during January
~ tax payers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
COL. NOLAN MAKES
MILITIA INSPECTION

Col u VI Nolan of III plso ar.
rived N Amarillo Yesterday fron
the west and viii continue this
morning 90 plainyleW, Lubbock
Spur. Childress. Wichita Falls AMI
Henrietta. at all Of which places h,
viii make the regular annual inspe,
tion of the state militia for The Uni.
ed States government lie made
the Inspection In Hereford on Non
day ana completed His work In Am
arillo yesterday.
Colonel Nolan said that be- wa.
well Impressed with Amarillo aud
referred 10 IL as regular lirtlo
city" During his stay IN the city h.
w's the guest OF col Ernest Thomp
son at the Amarillo Hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
coca COLA COMPANY
10 PAN HALF MILLION DIVIDEND
81 Asfnriatad p....

ATLANTA. Feb. IA dividend
OF ~ share on the 500, 900 shares
OF common stock Of the Coca Cola
company was declared BY the dlrec.
tors here today payable April 2 TO
stockholders Of record March IS. II
was announced that the total Dusl-
ness september ~. 1919. amounted
TO $1,000 600, OF which $1,000, 900
was net profit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
WOULD Nor AIAOw SALE
on PI,EntTEi. NEWSPAPER

JACKSON. Miss. Feb. IA bill
was introduced In the house today
declaring u a misdemeanor 10 offer
Tor sale In Mississippi predated
newspaper unless u bears on tho
front page In large type the hour
ul going 10 press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
ARM AND WRIST BROKEN
OF COMMISSIONER HALL

As result of ull halfway down
the stairs Of the Massey building yes
terday morning. ouniy COMMISSIONS
!. r. Hall sustained fractured
wrist aud diSlncation of the arm
~ the elbow. tie Was taken into
the office Ut &. 7. Herring. where he
received immediate medical -'rtirn-
iion. and was later taken to the local
saniiarium. where he Is resting
easily. according to late reports.
I, Is said that MI Hall caught his
toe on the first step aud fell To the
landing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

lion Tor / years. aud that Tucum-
earl having been accustomed 10 II
Tor many years probably would not
object.
Mr.. Money LETT on the Fort Worth
ANA Denver railroad yesterday after
noon for san Antonio. where he IA
to hold rate hearing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

j $ Bldsdcl. MAYOR ~ Groom.
relieved the sohrioty Of the hearing
when he offered his Testimony. Tie
declared that he circulated the petit
lion getting 100 persons to sign.
while only one opposed The change.
This opponent. according to Mr..
lilasdel declared that II made M dif.
'"rence 90 him ~ he got up when
h. wanted 20 and worked until be-
became tired and then he went to
bed again"
y. u Jamison. secretary-manger
of the Panhandle rlains Chamber OF
commerce moved that the panhan-
die of Oklahoma. including the three
western counties Of the state be- in
Guided In the region that desires the
time Ia he changed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

Gas IN the stomach or bowels is A
disaerecable symptom OF torplt
liver. To get rid Of Il quickly take
HERhlNE, II Is q marvellous liver
slimulant and bowel purifier. Sold
10y all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
TH|RTY-sEVEN CASES
N. CORPORATION COURT

Thiriy-seyen eases were heard bV
Judge O.. A. Mckinnon. corporation
Judge. Yesterday morning. out 81
this number. 80 drew fines of Slo
each for operating automobiles with
out seals. four were fined Tor splitting
upon the sidewalks. two for speed
lne and tive for yagrancy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
Jani>on Tr>,i'irs

Frank ". Iamison. secretary.
manager of the Panhandle-r Plains
Chamber 81 Commerce introduced
great number of statements from
Officials aud citizens ~ various
counties aud cities over the psntan-
die and Plains country Nth the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

lco-T,Xas state line is 20 minutes
over INTO mountain time aud that
the change would mean that rcfion
which logically belonged into noun
tain time was being placed into
Central time to which II did not be
long
Formers Blamed for Repeal.
Mr.. Money referred to the fact
that II Is the general consensus of
oplnlon that the farmers wcIi.-tho
prlncipal opponents 10 the Daylight
Saving Law and that II was repealed
primarily through their efforts
J. T.. Swepsicn of Tulin Swisher
county. testified that they favored
the central zone time aud told Of
how the postoffice kept such unique
hours ~ frpm q. NJ. 10 I y. m.
\ n. Willis appeared In behalf ~
Canadian aud ilcmphiil county firm
/, advocating IA" central zone time.
III, referred 10 the fact that farmers
w many instances kept central time
while II WITS necessary for business
II terasis 10 maintain mountain time
bornu.c nl the extensive railroad in
trrtst.. lie declared that II was now
he custom 10 close stores M =
O'Clock. resulting In The time from
mat hour practically Icing wasted
until O'Clock. or supper time
+. Y. Siudcr Of Canadian. who
took petitions around Ia business
men. told of how Canadian residents
IslrnntlN advocated central zone time
!. =. POPE. secretary of the Cham
her uf commerce Of Woodward
Okla. md former Amarillo nowspa-
per man, probably presented the re-
bort. giving more cumplicat ions
than any other place II IL declared.
lie ted Of how the Interstate Com
morcc Commission modified rs rul-
mas and placed western Oklahoma
into central time hut 1T the same
time gave the railroads the option
~ operating ON mountain time Ia
| MuVuukn the division mint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
Opponent Tcsiin,ics.

\ y Spencer. mayor Of Crosby.
ton. who cross examined several wit.
rcssos. asked to appear at the morn.
inr session because II was necessary
FOR him to drive lG0 miles overland
This afternoon IT, referred To ~,
tact that this region vas nearer IA
mountain time. according Ia the sun
md he believed that We should r..
tain u. lie declared that his WORK
'o0k him al over the county aud a.
'nund the sentiment was strong for
he present time.
DIR l.umpkin previously had
brought up tn question as q,
whether the persons present wcr,
solfnppnintcd delegates or wor,
'lcctcd by organizations This que,.
lion brought mp considerable discus
sion aud caused Mr. Munoy To r..
1no-t all persons testifyinr to tell
how and when their communities De-.
anr dissatisfied with mountain ION,
time Dr. Lumpkin had through hi.
discrimination lofl the impression
IN many that this time zone chang,
matter was th" result OF agitation
rather thlu 4 direct result OF IN,
change.
Dr. Iumpkin on stand.
DR. Lrmpkn IN taking the wit
ness stand declared that be- roprr
,cniod the Potter County Noaicg
Association and The executive com
uiii"' at The hospital siaff tie read
''solutiuus from thr Medical Assn
Cation. declaring that they w.r,
Wssol unanimously at a meeting
lpor cross 'Nam.na'icn by Mr.
Pope he admitted that probably los.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

Mr. Pope said that arrival and de
rnrturr ~ trains were posted both IN
mountain and central zone time on
'hc Santa Pc Although The Wichita
Tails and Northwestern Railroad b.
ntiroly ir central zone time. he
aid his road entered M the Santa
fc station anI also posted H. trains
Ia both time zones lie declared that
some hotels kept two clocks IN or
dor 10 help straighten out the time
for the guests.
Mr. Money declared that II was
unnecessary - have thif confusion To-
the public hy quoting from the rul-
ing uf tho Interstate Commerce Com
mission lie said that this operating
,rhcdnl" WIS Tor the benefit of "m-
gloves only and that II MAS unnec-
itsnry io show II io the public. the
ruling recurring that nll time sche-
.lhlos IN that ease he entirely In the
central zone time.
=. A. Srwell of Texhoma. Okla
representing Texas county. declared
hat The entire county strongly en-.
dnrscd the proposed time zone
change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

VI J O'irirn Of san Angelo. rep
rcs"niing the kansl. CITY. M",icu
aud orient. strongly favored Central
time for his system although rc
said that san Angelo itself u.cd
Central time.
u Gibson. appearing for tho
Fort Worth and Denver city DO
,larcd that the consensus ~ opininr
Tor that line was for Central .crc
time. lie l. the agoat ~ \maril''.
T.. $ Ruiiium of the Southern
Pacific lines was the only railroad
official who took o. rather neutrsi
stand In regard is the changing ~
time. Hc reported thl certain con
diiions ON their lines made the pres
INT time very desirable although he
did not seriously onp,s uakine The
change
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
None, Interrupts.

M None, interrupted Mr. tai
Wor 10 pass around frur en- u,"
charts which we're prepared by the
Nayil Observatory aud which show
81 the exact status OF an, prupo,. a
change 1T iin,o An iuiruuuctnry rf-
iiclo prepared hy The uhsrr,atar,
frmlv opposed pnv change num
mountain time. hasinF Us conclusion
partly on the tact thai the New McA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
MANY DELEGATES ATTEND
TIME ZONE REHEAR|NG
Continued from Page One.)

testify. lie stated that his road wa
greatly Inconvenience with the pres.
ont arrangement by which the line
OF demarkatiOn between the Central
and Mountain Time Zones cross the
Rock island at Liberal. Kans.. and
SaNre. OKLA. the main objection he-
Ing caused by the necessity of run
ming trains crews through Liberal.
creating the necessity of employing
q watch Inspector 10 meet al through
trains ut that point and change the
watches VI the crews
Creates Extra Expense.
This created an extra expense at
81 zoo per year on his road. which
Re said was not nearly as gerat a.
consideration as the hazard caused
10y be necessity of continually ching
INK watches backward and forward
depending upon the direction IN
which the crews we're travelling
When asked by the cXamircr II II
were not possible IN require tho
crews 10 carry watches with twl
hour hands. one Tor one zone and
one Tor the other. he said that this
had not been permitted upon his
road since the occurancc of an acct.
dent on the Burlingiun which was at
irihuled Ia the fact that member
ni the train crew carried a double.
handed wach ana became confused
as To the time. lie said that tho
logical point far the line uf denmark
alton upon his road was ~ Tucum-
carl there being no necessity 10 run
crews through that point
lie stated further that the line had
always been az Tucumcau and that
the citizens ~ tha place had become
used - it, being there and 20 tho
Mountain Time that they had be
come educated to a. when asked u
imatillo would Be- logical point for
the line to dcmarkation. H. said tha;
" would create inst as great an in.
convenience at this point a. nov
exists At Liberal Kans, and that 80
Tar as his road was concerned Il;
would De- Just as bad as Il BE- now
"" stated that there Is no place wesi
of Liberal kans. that be- considcrcl
suitable 40 make the chang" other
than IA Turumttr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

exception. all the atitemeuir intro.
duced by Mr.. Jamisor eXpref scd the
desires for the citizens 1T hose coun.
ties aud cities 10 he removed 10 the
Central standard Time IOr State
fncnts filed by Mt Jamlfun we're
from crosby. sherman. Brisruo. Grey.
Ballam. Wheeler SWishcr. Motley.
Armstrong. Carson. Palmer. Hall.
llnnsford. Floyd Eclor Roberts and
Oldham couniics ana from the cIi'
council OF Miami. the porrylOn
Chamber of Commerce, which was
signed by the bankers ~ that point
and the Officers at the Commercial
club. the Dalhart Chamber 0f Com.
mercc. the Clarendon Chamber oi
Commerce. the city government of
straiford, Mayor Palmer Of Pecos.
Texas Mayor Taylor of canadian, the
city Of Floydnda. the canadian
chamber of Commerce. the WumanF'
Christian Temperance Union of Can.
adian. with no singers. petition
from the citizens of Gage, OklnhOma
petition from the citizens 81 Fargo.
OKLA. q petition from Woodward
county Okla. and IN" QuInlln cham
her of Commerce. Community Clui
and citizens Ot that town
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
REGISTERED TREASURY
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

Patrons .of the local postoffice have
nm opportunity this week TO purchase
the new 800 registered treasury saw
mr>c crtificatc for SS2.S0. according to
Postmaster Foulks. In making this an
uouucemcut, me pointed out however,
that no person win be permitted to
purchase more than ten
"Thc SlO0 registered treasury say-
ncs certificate which the government
Is now issuing Is the most attractive
savings Investment which money can
lnnke. These certificates have many
features which commend them 20 saw
crs or investors Postmaster Foulk~
~nid. Their maturity value is 500
their price IS now $3.50 each When
sold. they are automatically registered
nt Washington In the buyers name and
his name Is indelibly inscribed ON them
They are safe in any way from loss
fire or theft. An amusing incident
which demonstrates these qualities re-
GENTLY occurred i'm Dallas. ! am told.
There. according 10 the story, two or
thrcc-year-old baby happened 10 get
hold uf one Of these 500 Registered
Treasury savings certificates, which his
father had carclessly let fall within his
reach. when hitch ably netN appeared
n the story it had chewed about halt
rf the 60 tificate 10 n soft pulp ana
was mc,rily working away ON the other
end. Being a registered treasury saw
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
y y \ \ \ y \ y \ \ \ \ \ \ =
LUXOR ITEMS :

The old man Summerville died sun
day night at the home of his son. Mr..
and Mrs Summerville have been real
patient aud watchful of the father dur
,ng his last illness.
Mrs. c. \. Golden of I'll Paso,
mother of Ed Golden, Is visiting this
week at the homc of Rev. j. ID. Henry.
one of the ladies in the community
has a new automatic kodak. So
watch out If you don't want your pie
turc taken.
Charley Harrison believes in being
on time. Us is seen by the way he Is
going after his farming this spring
\. +. Mills. II. |. Sipe and Tom
,ahr helped Richard Bodyfield load
his car lost week.
sir. and Mrs. Plank Of III Pas are
spending the week WITH Mrs. PlnEk's
sister Mrs. Paul ease. Mrs. Plank
Was formerly Miss Violet Bonhnm Of
Deming, having taught several years
IN the city schools.
X. l. Sipes brother and family Il
Ida have moved here and have located
IN farm near X. l. Sipes.
Mrs. Gertie Hodges OF Demmg is
visiting at the home Of a. F.Alills this
week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
THE WATER QUESTION

From what the Graphic can learn
there seems 10 exist a sentiment among
quite number Of property owners that
the city should not buy the water
works because the present arrange
rncnt is satisfactory. This Is n lament
able attitude and should not be the
determining factor In the matter.
Deming faces n water question that
will become acute when the present
franchise expires, nine years hence
Now is the time TO face and solve the
problem.
IL may be that Deming should not
avn its water works, but some other
solution must be sought II II decides
not to purchase. Nothing Is to be
gained by waiting until the service de
terlorates The present lack OF inter
est would then give way 10 the most
absurd "howling' ON the part Of the
water users.
IL Is said that the present plant
will need great deal OF money 10 re
place present mains That is true, but
do you suppose for n minute that the
water users will not have to pay fol
them? There is little use Of expecting
the water company TO be benevolent
ana buy our equipment for us. Then
why not own what we buyy
The profits of the water company
now actually runs over $4,000 n year
according to the company. wouldn't
that pay some OF Deming's debts
wouldn't II give us cheaper water ol
more water OK pay for other public
improvements
OF course the present franchise cal
he renewed, but does Deming want Il
turn its water control over 10 outside
people Tor another % years? Does Il
want to pay them for making the neces
sary requirements?
Some have suggested that the fran
chlse he allowed to expire and then thu
city put In its own water plant. \
conservative estimate would place tn,
cost of the kind of water plant which
the city seems to want mt more thar
100000. That is just twice what thu
present bond issue calls for that In
cludes the betterments demanded.
IL Is n fact that the Graphic has pub
llished most of its figures from propa
ganda supplied by the water company
/ No other figures are available beyond
the estimate furnished by the city en-
gineer. which the Graphic has pub
llished. We ought to have more re
liable information and II would seen
| that the city government ought TO fur
Inish IL 10 the voters, together witt
an estimate Of the situation, ON which
the property holders could base theil
decision to be made effective at thu
polls.
SiNty-two thousand five hundred dol
/ lars can't he expected TO buy much of 4
wnter plant. hut il is true. that thu
present one affords good service
Now is the time to buy II Deminl
wants 10 control its own water supply
/ At least now Is the time 10 make a de
Icislon before the well goes dry
There is nothing to be gained by site
stepping the issue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16

ings certificate. It didn't make any diff
ference. 70 course, as they arel oss'
proof.
"Thcy bear a good rate of interest
4 per cent Compounded every 30 days,
ana they are demand paper. one can
always casa them for the purchase
price plus earned interest There are
mo- IFS and auds about this the law
rcouircs that they increase In value
every month.
As the supply of these certificates
nj the postofiicc here is limited, only u
limited number win he sod; however.
we will arrange to take care of any
one here SO that he will be- sure TO get
one of these certificates for SN23O.