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Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
GOES TO AID OF DROWNING CHUM;
 DIE s WITH HIM
faepub,Ican A. p. Lea.ed Wire

DENVER, June 26-Harold MiIli- ken, 19 years old, and William Quinn. IS, were drowned today while swim ming in Avoca Lake, five miles north of Globeville.
 The boys had gone to the lake with s party of friends. The Milliken boy could not swim and was wading into the water when he slipped into deep hole. Quinn went to his rescue. The drowning boy grasped his friend around the neck and both went down struggling
 At a late hour tonight the bodies had not been recovered.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
100000 More
 Mdles 17a U. s.
 Than Fe male s
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wirel

lRep0bilcan A. P. Leased WtreJ
 WASHINGTON, June 26.- There were 2.o9o,132 more males than females in the United States in 1920, making the ratio IA to 100 as compared with 1o6 to 100 in the period of 190o- 1910, the census bureau an nounced tonight. A preponder- ance of males has been shown in every census due, primarily. the announcement said, to the considerable number of foreign born residents among whom the males out number the Females Nevada has 1884 males to every 100 females, the highest ratio of any state, the statement showed.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
DRIVES INTO OPEN BRIDGE

PUEBLO, Colo. June 26-J. r. Keith, about 40 years old and mar ried. Denver and Rio Grande brakeman. was drowned here tonight when an automobile he was driving went into the Fountain river ai Eighth street The bridge formerly at this point went out with the floods of Iune a
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27

MANHASSET. ~. Y- June -s- Georges Carpenter win 90 into the ring Saturday with only one thing in mind-a determination 10 wrest the worlds championship from Jack Dempsey. Gus Wilson. the chzli~nx>rs chief trainer declared today Thers win be no snap for Jack Dempsey. he said. He win have to bc mors than a great flgher t6 beat CeorKea Never before has Ccrpcnticr ois- played such determination When he talks of the fight he grits his teeth and clenches his fists and rcm1rks he shall not beat me Something tells me I can defeat him and ! shall do It. His hardest blows win not find me and tho-e that he lands I know I can stand
 The challenger attaches much sem timcnt to the letters he receives daily from war veterans and other Ameri- cans. They want ne 10 win he said. .'I will not dlsAppoint them H every bone In my body is broken
 The Frcnchmsn takes a great deal of interest in the mall b~csu<e he likc< to hear the many good thlngs the American public has tc say about him said Wilson Really they have helped him to attain the physical per- | lection you see In him today.
 BccauAe of rain the challenger vas compelled to stay indoors until o'clock Then the ciouds rolled by 4 and he was sent to the ~cod> with Paul Journce- The rain started aEsfn and they found shelter in the kynra- sIum where Georges spent IS minutes at cniisfhcuics-
 Tn the afternoon Wilson and Cap tain Nariett took Georges for . long eros. country walk
 ATLANTIC CITY. ~- T. June .s- Jack Dempsey tonight ix al the wire edge of his training for the de<ers< of his title against Georres C.rp>ntier. Saturday. The champion ended hls hard work with a ss minute workout today Tomorrow hc win rest and begin the tapcring off process Tues day.
 The program leading up to satur- day calls for the last public workout Wednesday
 Manager Jack Koarns said Dempsey | never was To better condition
 ~Our hardest task has been fo keep I him from over training he said He is bigger and stronger than r<cn he defeated Willard
 i Despite overcast rkies about c.-c. persons sat on the rain roaket seats of the arena 10 see the champion maui four sparrinE partners In s-rer round~- His work was more i'm prersive today than yesterday. but experts thousht he did not box with ns much speed nor with ks much drive fo his punches ex he has beer showing. kearns said. however. h. cautioned Dempsey to work lightly.
 Dempsey boxed two rounds with Eddie o'ffarR and two with Herman a Baltimore 1so pounder. Larry VII. Hams faced Dempsey for the foursi and fifth rounds and Jack Rcnzuli ] the sixth and seventh
 Dempsey waved Bull Montana
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
reIAIs START TODAY

CHICAGO. June -e.-TriaI of the men charged with conspiracy through which it is alleged Chicago White Sox baseball players threw the 1919 world series to Cincinnati is scheduled to begin tomorrow before Judge Hugo Friend. with indications tonight that a majority of the is men indicted would be present A special venirc has been summoned from which an attempt to select a jury will be made
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
anEAks RECORD

oI<r.AHOMA CITY, UkIa., June
 v an,on. civilian. broke his pre- ,-,a,,s A low altitude parachute lumpo Hious sro,' so" an airpiane today when he imS ,,,Toned asJ from 100 feet anu landed on n ,umpse ssat I'll His previous record was l5O feet
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
ENRourE TO MEXICO CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, June 26. -C. V. Pickup and his trio of pilots bound for Mexico City from Lincoln. Nebr.. with air mail planes hopped off tonight intending to make Fort Sill. okla. their stopping point until tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
No More Beer for Sick Men
 Alter Tuesday Is Indic1tiOn

WASHINGTON une Tuesday read hat no will with Willis
 
  Q The bill will called suspension the procedure a ate in the day. bill will
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
STEAMER FOUNDERS 27 LOST

SYDNEY. Australia. June e6.-The coaSting steamer Fitzroy has foun- dered off Cape Hawkcye. only three survivors are known of 90 persons aboard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12
BriIIanteCOnfeTenCia
en- ell cOIegiO Royal
Gregg

FL viernes en- la noche 1lev6se cabo
una conferencia en- ell colcgio cuyo nom
bre sirve de epigrafe estas lineas, por
Mr.. H. A. Griffith, Quien estos llti.
mos dias lego de la Metr6poli, en- re-
presentation de la acreditada lmiversi
dad, LA Sale Extension University,
de Chicago.
Ante ell nImero crecido de cstudian-
tes del colegio Royal Gregg, que
con tanta brinantez exito dirige en-
esta capital la cultisima dana dofia
Maria Teresa Camacho de Robles, Sc
verified ell acto.
Mr.. H. A. Griffith fue presertado
los alurnos, estudiantes de Tereduria,
por Ell competente contable, sefior Font,
quien es la vez Ell professor de cohta-
oilidad del plantel de ensehanza que
anteS nos hemos referido.
Notamos con gran sorpresa " rego.
clio que los alumnos concurrentes, en- su
mayoria estaban Representatives por pre-
cfosas estudiantes, todas muy i6venes,
10 que demuestra que la mujer de hoy
Sc levanta con Ell espiritu avido de com
partjr con Ell hombre las arduas tareas
del calculo comerciaI.
Mr.. Griffith Sc extendio en- ccaside.
raciones comerciales puso de relieve
de una manera brillante Ell Importance
papel que desempena la contabiiidad en-
Ell comercio, para poder alcaHzar, 6xito
en- los negocios. Demostr6 en- la ,corlfe,
rencia que es un hombre habil , dc una
experiencia muy cimentada en- 81 nun.
do de los negocios. Hizo una hi .toria
comercial de los Estados Unidos y cftS
un sinnllmero de ejemplos de casas CO.
merciales, que son muy conocidas en-
esta isla, demostr6 claramentc que
todas las industrias necesitan elcmeatos
competentes en- nilmeros.
Despues de haber terminado Mr. Grif-
fifth su conferencia, lego un herrre sa ira
bajo en- ingles, la inteligente dlrectora
del Royal Gregg. Exhort6 sus dis
clpulos para que continuaran estudtan
do con ahinco y fervor, para que asf
encontraran meros obstaculos en- ell ca
mino que les conduciria en- el future
desenvolverse en- la vida, y no tener
fracasos en- ella. Dijo q. ,os fracasos de-
cepcionan mucho los jovenes q. no es-
tan acostumbrados encontrsr nebuIo-
sas en- su camino, porque todo 10 ven con
colores fantasticos cuando Ilegan a
la realidad Sc encuentran indecisos., des.
orientados, pero 81 tienen cimientos SO
'lidos, esa desorientaci6n. ese optimisr6o,,
toda esa vacilaci6n desaparecs. tenien.
do fe, perseverance, una voluntad
frme.'
Luego de terminar la intcligente pro.
fesora sus sabios consoles, Ell sehor
Font manifesto que habian habIado de
negocios, habian hablado de nd:neros y
era bueno tambien terminar aauel acto
con mdsica, con algeria. -. al efscte
anuncio que los hermanos Rey nos dc.
leitarian con preciosos cantos con eI
(continda en- la pAgina sa.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12
Vsnta Especial de Camisas

CAMISAS de seda fina de la n1eior
calidad, todos tanaTios en- preciosos
dolores y Iistas, hay una gran va
riedad para escoger; vaIen ell q 30
doble, ahora - 49, =. -. 20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12

SoMBREROS de paja de fantasia. Co
rras finas, corbstas, de seda y lava
bIes, caIcetines, cueIIos. Ropa inte-
rior de todas clases, Batas de
-baho. Todo a precio de situacion-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12
Una CaTta Que dhigO
don Jorge Bird
ATiaS

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g. =. n Wiiesx.
nan gnau. Pr
Eriimade ne6oF aHig3.
he isits dsisniasmenss ls eagia ahieI
- sus ne aiFies "a. "a 81 psri6d9o
II MuNpo con fseha dsi eorEisnts
ceneeienaoie cpmo h eonsFes desss
Aaea mmeho tismps y honrandoms con
- amintaa. Feaimeuts ne psrpei6 im-
pesihls gus Ud huhisas sfmado una re-
selarien eoms "a gas fa6 pFsssntada
a uon. oobeFnaaoF psr si 'fssedls and
Meter ciubf. Ne aisgEa mfE cue
80 esiuso ud. prsssnts e. ia Feuni6n
SCI ciuh "a qne fus apxabaaa dicha
Fsseaneien y gns e. aleas a ella y con
atasEe muy cahaileFpsa - 40 paFte qus
- tFnte es sFsdiF responsibilities y
SEE femo pFtsidsufs dsl ciub - pom.
e. g isdo a. sus emigos. Sin em.
hsFss. q "a eemo hombIs ints1gsn,
e tFss . IA visis ds Husvs dieha Eszs
fafisn. ne podFA nsEaF aas les eaFgos
Asshss rou ds iai lndois ian genera.
- aus pareoen abaFcar . sias laE
seFtsa a. lusiieia Dc a lsla Eln sKcsr
suaf aiquieTa 81 Tnbanal supFemo >
= Il csEts FsosEsl
~eY ts eEini6n gus ;oa eiudnaanos
4iEues dfbea Faiielfsmsafe denmciaE
= lee auteIianess eompsisnias aquellos
sasea asisFuinsaes ans . 81 luicio poe
aaa paElnaicar si buen noEahre da GO
tieFne . ee IA beeieaaa pago nnncs
ashea haeerfa Aruaaelenes gsneFules qae
Eseaan Fe1unaar sn 6sspsestsei9 del
oeeisFne . dsi PsiS Ne ns eabs duaa
aus hahrA sa RueTto Rls3 a. igasi
aEs sa los Esiados uniass , en- todos
~ Fsi1sa Gel munde. emplss6os fnn
saenaries gus 90 sea dlgass ds ocupaI
sas paeafos. ptrs estes sen los msnos
l. Eenefaiidad aon hemhFss probos
henefahien. diEnos as t0aa IA conside
faeien as sus ooaeiada1anoa.
Tsmpoco hay ada aiEuna cue en- q
cssfpe ae "a Four.a Insular pacda
taesE siEunos a. Eas mlsmbFos uus IA
yaa eams,sao atus,s = tal vss faltas .
= w aus siioa sstan sacaEgados de
haeaF cumgiir sin embargo. eftoy Sc
gsFe ane esioa thmhisa sen ios menos
"a maypFia a. ies hamhFss qus ints
Gfaa 81 cufrpe ds IA Foiicia Insuiar.
lneiase 81 aigne lsfe e csrouei shan
teu. sea hpmtres aue. = pesar de 10
Wsi fetFibuidos qus - eaeusn.fau. han
saeAae sl tcdas ias sit1aelenes colocar.
fa = EEan aituTA sien4o nslfs cum.
KiaaeFfa a. ems deheres ud Eo igno
- eae mnchps aites peEsonaifs Del
oebisIns a. ias Eetaaas Unidos iuein
ssnee a. nunca hisH nsra1o coronsl
NeeteFs,i. tuFifFen RaishFss e enco-
uie sara elie eigne cnsEpe. cusndo
viaitarou ssis Isia
u9 ms oonocs y sahs cue sadie ne
axFns4ia en "a palG en Al desc ds veI
nnA4ea iaa riranaanea amelieanos que
aaM eeaxiysa. poF sss ne szfneFEo
sa see ne ne fofms mai tuiEis dsi no
kis paseie amsIieans. ceishFa mncho
eus ua- PeT ms1ie ds - esFta alberta
= h paz eue me sxpiiea iss eircunstan.
sias aei ras1. et ae paas una ssfisfac
eien eumElita a. pais.
~ ~ huhe maia inteaei5a ~ IA CON
eepeiem y Feaaccian de laa Fssaiuciones
hpEehaass y enEiadas ~ Hon. 0ohsr.
HaaeF Par a ''Aaeeis ana Meter ciub''.
osA ni etsn smiEs. gus ha Eido ana
hEeFsEs tuperdonatie - eemstida pol
Uahf~ fe peF mi FsFts. q resaF g.
tefs. hssEnfs "a sa sEplieaei6n. ~
= pefea1s y no aaaa aus a palG cue
ants teas - muy EeneFoae. hsr2 .
- "a. uuy aite. amlgs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12

JoIss nlra ARIAs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12
EcOROmiCe dinNrO

Representatives. varias casas manufae
tureFaa de las mas importantes en- ma
guinaEsa AgricOla Q Industrial:
FiaBtas dc Halo; Motores de Com
busti6n Interna MOdernos; Bombas;
TEaetores: TEapichss; Plantas EIsetri-
sas; AfaquinariA para Cafe; TuberiAs;
ste. etc.
contamos con maqrinariA moderna
para Il psrsoraei6n de Pozos Artesianos.
Haesmos Instalaeionss completes para
Rtsgo.
Aasstra oheina en- New York estA
sitnada sn el Hudson Terminal Build
.ng aus es el esntEO de maquinaria de
dieha eiuaad. estandO . cargo de- per-
sanas c0mpetentes. 10 cue nos permite
seleeclonar los aparatos mas adscuados
para eada On y los preeiOs mas con-
venientes.
eciiette eotiEaeiones para 10 que ne
DELGADo HERhEANos.
xaneo. r. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12
cATENCION

Sc vende una "FUENTE DE SODA,
con sOdOs los accessories.
Para infOrmes Juana Dfaz Drug oN.
Juana Diax, p. z. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-12

ST ID estS enfermo del higado, todo So
sisteina esta descompuesto, porque el hi-
gado es el que ayuda Ia accion de sus Or
ganos digestivos y separa las materias ve-
nenosas formadas durante el periodo de
la digestion FL Remedio de Leonard cu-
ra inmediatamente los desordenes del hi-
gado. estomago intestinos. Este remedio
marayilloso es un nuevo descubrimierito
vegetal, el cual no contiene. calornel, no
causa estrefiimiento o malestares, ST I'd.
padece de estrenimiento. dolores de cabeza.
biliosidad, indigestion, dyspepsia, est6nago
agrio, aliento fetido. eructac;ones o des-
ordenes similares, tome inmediatamente el
Remedio de Leonardo para el Higado. I'm
remedio SECURE. puro inofensivo y agra
dable al paladar. De venta en- todas las.
droguerias.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE. 1920 OLDSMOMILE, Touring. .S1, 800 1918 WILLYS-KNIGHT Limousine - $50 1915 CADILLAC Touring. .... $50 1917 PAIGE ROADSTER " 525 1915 REQ TOURING ...... 200 1914 PACKARD TOURING ........ 400 1917 MAXWELL TOURING ... 400 THE B. q B. MOTOR co.
 IS Main St.
 Phone ASA.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

USED CARS. 1920 Hudson Super-Six, passenger, cord tires small mileage. 1919 Rec Coupe. Come and see this bargain
 1919 Chevrolet, cyl. passenger Sport model. Good buy for small money.
 1920 Essex Demonstrator. Guaran- teed. Unusual opportunity at low price.
 1919 Paige sport model, disc steel wheel, small mileage. 1919 Page Touring. passenger. Newly painted, cord tires. Bar gain if taken at once. 1916 Buick Touring. passenger. New top, good paint. Very low price.
 Watch our ad for used car bargains. $. X F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 165 Elm St. Tel 73l
 Open Evenings. Hudson, Essex and Dodge Bros. Dis
 tributors.
 3-S-5d
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
At 95c

about 16o pieces in this
 sisting of flat purses in D styles: also a small |siiix bags with assorted Things. fitted with in- |rror and change purse. |orth your inspection. |up to s1.50.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-5 acres of land for $5O.. 40 cords of wood $500 per cord Also farm of 60 acres, $500 cash required c. L..
 Barnes, Bardnesdale. 3-7-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

hve these in black and
 and all sizes. Slightly \. Seam in back. rein- |eei and toe. An extra
 value.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-One single somb Rhode Island
 cockerel and Rose Comb White Wyandotte cockereI Call Tel. 2446-2 or 66 Francis St.. city 3-7-3d
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
At SIPS

Many leather vanity cases in this lot in black and brown with tan and lavender Innings, fitted with mirror, change purse. powder box, nail file and [ button hook: also a few fiat purses in fine feathers.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

WANTED-By colored lady, position cook or for general housework, and for man position chauffeur, butler, etc. Exper- fenced. handy in any kind of machine and work. Address Herald Box 32Z.
 3-9-4dx
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

wANTED-Two days work wanted by com potent laundress. where washing machine is used. Can furnish references. Write Herald Box 22Y. 3-9-2dx
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-16
AT PHOENIX
ARIZONA.
Especial Correspondence),

NOPSSidl SOAlSopOiiNSiitcJs
'The town where the sun always
shines is a gloomy place for the
workers these days. 10000 Mexican
cotton pickers were brought in here
| from over the border some time ago.
The cotton growers have all gone
broke and the Mexicans in number
of cases were not paid their last
months fortnight's wages. Thou
sands of these Mexicans are living
in the open with their families and
literally starving to death. The Build
ing Trades Council here opened
| food kitchen at the Labor Temple
and fed them and forced into the
public eye condition the plutes and
the press here were trying to cover
up. They are being gradually sent
back.
The building trades here are at an
almost absolute standstill. Thousands
of building workers are idle. There
seems to be no immediate prospect
of even little pick up in that line.
Stores and other distributive agen-
cies are laying off help; the tourists
are leaving; five banks in the county
went flewie" these past few weeks.
Unless you can live on sand and sun
F: this is a good place to keep away
from. In the surrounding towns
things are even worse if that were
possible. The copper mines which are
the industrial base in this state are
closing down flat.
The World War Veterans organized
an Auxiliary here. The Organizer
was arrested before he was in term
six hours, at the instigation Of an
Anti-Socialist stool who has been
operating here. Results, a large crowd
! of unemployed attended trial. Or
ganizer was dismissed. The stool
squelched and warned by the Judge
J not to try to start anything. Five
others arrested charged with selling
Communist literature etc. some at the
complaint of the "Stool', others led
by D. of j. agent. All cases thrown
out, D. of ]. agent not to be found
at trials.
The story of the Russian Revolu-
tion is being got to the workers here
and they assim:late it with ayidity.
The releasing of those arrested
shows how the powers here are read
ing the barometer of working class
discomfort. The workers here are
rapidly acknowledging that the Die
tatorship of the Capitalist muse be
overthrown. An effective literature
and mouth to ear educational cam
paign is being waged here by the
vanguard.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-16

200. Also, Millionaires Club is put
ting up a fair meal for five cents,
feeding about 700 per day.
Any one that wants to- eat can get
|it by playing all of the soup houses
regular and patrons are coming in
from all over the country.
Cassidy.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-16
LONDON and SEATTLE

The difference between them degree hunger When Seattle,
other City, London the pic
presented of London the letter will be duplicated
to the of police clubs-and more!
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-16

nv uhASi ShSS Dct"C<h thcm 10 vi
or any other large American City, be
ture presented of London in the lettel
to the use of police clubs--and more!
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND.
London, March "a, 1921.
Dear Comrades:
Am writing you few words about
what have ! seen during one day in
London, England:
l. There was a great demonstra-
tion of unemployed. / cannot tell you
how many thousands participated.
More than one thousand various
signs were carried. The police, with
clubs, were beating women and young
girls upon their heads. / could not
look at such acts committed upon
hungry poor women who were look
| ing for work.
2. In the evening a great mass
meeting was held. About $4,000 work.
ers were present. Two flags were
displayed, Union Jack and ours Cred
Flag); workers removed the Union
Jack; fight began and thereby meet
ing was stopped.
3. Communist papers are being
sold at every store, and it is hard
to obtain one for they are immedi-
ately sold.
| A. Haye seen Krassin and asked
him whether Great Britain has es-
tablished trade relations with Soviet
Russia; he said, "Yes" and that in
ten days a Soviet Envoy will come
Ito London, furthermore he said that
Poland has signed peace with Soviet
Russia.
| Your Comrade
Wasil Iolyk.
The capitalist press does not keep
us informed about the real situation
in old Europe; about the discomfort
which prevails in the capitalistic
countries. However, no ink or paper
is being spared to tell us stories and
lies about the downfall of Soviet
Russia. Great Britain, the castle Of
world imperialism, is shaking. The
worm Unemployment, is eating the
very root of capitalist society the
world over. German uprisings and
the Miners strike in England may
bring the unexpected. The world
proletarian Revolution sweeps on its
way! ~ NSa
What would our gentlement, yell
low Socialists, Social Patriots and
Opportunists, advise the workers to
do in such unbearable conditions n
probably, "Wait four years till new
election comes"!!!
NJ. Lojan.
FROM SEATTLE, u. S. A.
Comrades:-
In regards to the unemployment
in Seattle, Wash, it is hard pro-
position to figure out but will give
you what l have learned. Population
of Seattle is 315,000. 1t is estimated
that in normal times the employed
number $4,000. Present unemployed
approximately 10000.
The capitalist paper estimates 49,
600 .fst> of March they apparently
would keep it as low as possible.
Labor Temple Unemployment Or
ganization is going to the farmers
Grange and gathering potatoes, car
rots, parsnips and cabbage and CIV
ing it out to the married men and
women with children. 5000 unem-
ployed are registered.
A soup kitchen is giving one good
meal a day to single men, feeding
800 per day and from all indications
is supported by the Chamber of Com
merce.
Salvation Army is feeding 400 per
day. Home Mission feeding 500 per
day.
These two Organizations are sup
ported by the well to do and the
business men.
There is also Restaurant here
that gives a bowl of soup and bread
and butter between 2 and a in the
afternoon to its full seating capacity,
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-16
THE WHITE GUARD ORGANIZERS

The following letter has been sent to many business men,
together with literature describing the work of the American
Defense Society.
HOOKER ELECTROGHEMICAL COMPANY
Pine Street, New York.