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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
CHICACO'S MURDER ORGIE
HAS ANOTHER VICTIM
Policemen in Nineteen Wards
Ordered TO Shoot When
in Doubt.
Nv As.oolstse Iereas q Elxsr1 Nxanlng


chicago March to Anofhrt tnHrdet.
the third IN three lays tn tho Nineteenth
ward which recently was tNc ereno uf
several bomhtnEa during LITTER a.
dermRntc election campaign was re-
vealed 20 the rolioe today when three
mon on their way a. work found the
body 81 a man Under an elevated liue
track
Documents found in tho mans cloth
ms Indicated that his name was " W
wilenstein and that at one time no had
lived in Toledo, Ohio.
The mans fate had bean badly nv
tilated apparently with a olub and two
bullets had penetrated his body 4 gold
watch and chain on the body Indicated
robhery was not The motive ~ the
s,a wing. the police said
With q heavy force of polico already
patrolling the district as a result II f,e
men being shot n death Tuesday fhe
discovery ~ tho body this morning
caused additional details "a Ie sent to
the quarter with orders @ shoot when
in, doubt ard ask questions afterwards -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEW CENTURY CLUB
FOR NEW CHARTER
Meeting Urges Presence OF Mem
bers at Dover Hearing; Ad-
dress by Mrs. Jump.

The nronoHet new charter for VIII
r,fnxton received strong Endorsement
from the members OF the New Century
club nj the meeting yesterday after
noon and as many OF the members as
could possibly attend were urged 10
20 to Dover In the interest OF the bill.
The charter question was brought Dc
fore the meeting by Mrs Arthur Fat
terson. chairman of civics. ana Mrs.
Frederick Pringhurst urged large
reprcsentation of the women before the
legislative committee.
Mrs Fl. D. Jump. OF the New Cen
turv club of Philadelphia. gave an In
terrsttng talk on Thrift" and eulo-
si2cd tho class in ''Finance7" which is
fre, to club members, and which meets
this afternoon at alb To hear Charles
Il Wardwen OF the Wharton School OF
Finance OF philadelphia discuas Types
and Functions Of Banking Institutions. "
Mrs. Jump said tho time had come
for women TO become familiar with tho
financing of State. county and city gov
arnrnant since 90 per cent of the
money of tho world fr spent ny women.
Thrift does not mean either stinginess
or naa.nnass- CHE said AS well az
saving where your budget shows YOU
can. thrift means 90 uss 10 the best
sdvantsxe everything you have, in
riuding money. The need of thrift is
every where. The Treasury Department.
At Washington emphasized tho wtsdnan
Of adding to our sSrurities. for these are
an asset TO the nations security"
The most vital thing for tho country
= thrift. she said. It was forced ou
France. and II may be forced on us
The great service OF the Federal Re
rerve banks I'm lending funds from the
Treasury vvne referred 20 by the speaker
Among the lectures 70 be given in
April is one ny Miss Elizabeth Lee, for
merly of this city, now director of the
Amber, Pa. School of HORTICULTURE. on
English and American Gardens. and
,nother by Dallas Lore sharp ON April
70. under The Joint sueptcas OF the dub
and tho Society of Natural History Cf
Deiau ware A Chinese play Will be given
IN April.
The Arnertoant~astfun committee wRa
made a standing committee Of the club.
Its chairman. AIiss Beacon. urged the
Members 10 attend the Naturalization
eerernorIie@ and reception 70 foreign
horn citizens Monday evening at &. in
she postofIice building. second floor.
Mira C. T.Bridg ham TOLD of tho efforts
IN the interest of the seven-mamber
school board bin. and urged the women
to get busy in insisting on its passage
The meeting fndorsei the biu appro
pria ting $50 600 10 continue medical In
speotton in the public schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
REGRETS SHE DID NOT
.SCARIFY "OTHER WOMAN"
Widow Of Slain Man Wishes She
Had Destroyed Beauty Of
Accused ''Vamp.'
Rv Associated Press b EVERY Eveninz.

80 a SauftA teG FeraEF f1 avery evening
araa8ra. Okla March I0-Au ne
principal frgree n he trial af Tara
smith Hamon. nargad with the murder
- Jake 7. fIauan. 4is and railroad .nE-
.s0Isire anI Republican National com
alttaen1an from Oklahoma. were n
rsadiness for ne opening II the ,rial
today
Speaking sor ne STATE. P. Freeing.
attorney general u oklahoma said THAI
am 1ogt would De made 70 nave the
court RUE that 10 evidence might be
introduced resar4!ng the alleged rela-
tons between Hamon and he defend
ant fuythe back ,haa 20 minutes BE-
foge IN shooting occurred. and IN an
other statement william p. Mclean 4ad
Waiter Scott II eoun se. sor the ds-
Tense expressed similar views.
Mrs Uafaaa dow II ne 81. nag
nate has asaaa.a - her Intention II ap-
peartnz as s witness for he state and
attending sl sessions u The tr!al.
In ana statement before The tria.
taaas size SAID .hat she regretted she
had not taken action Years ago. while
Tara smith Hamou e1s still clara
smith t. end her association with Ha-
.san.
Clara smlth obtained the name Ha-
won hy marriage TO Frank Hawor.
nephew - ne man she is accused or
sjline
In a statement made r. the presence
of her father. nog son. jaNe HaUou Tr
Fred hlIs. forne. laU partner ~ her
husband. and Mrs Katherine s Reid
an Ardmore newspaper woman Mrs
Itamou said tha- she had debated with
herself many times whether 20 throw
acid in Clara smiths face 10 dishgure
hes So she voalj not he heaIriftl and
attract Hanoi. attention
With tears IN her eyes Mrs Hamou
said she never could bring herself 10
that point Oh il I only had" she re-
f9ated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FATAL CRASH w AUTO RIDE.
Cnr 0verturns as Party speeds o
Dying WOman's Brdside-

Rising sun Md. MarCh 1o.-One man
WAS killed and three other occupants ns
a bis touring car suffered internal III
iurie. when the machine Fkidded and
overturned ss SyiInar yesterday The
occrrrarts are said 20 have been speed
ing TO reach Philadelphia before the
death Of the mother Of one Of them. who
Is critically M
Ashley Il. Ia Freur. printer. Of
Wa shington, owner Of the machine. was
instantly killed Mrs lie BreuS, John
Kelly and Mrs. william Graf all Of
Washington, sustained serious injuries
They are at hospital At oxford. Pa
wniiarn Graf, who was driving the csT.
was hurled through The wind shield,
but escaped injury
The party left Washington hefoTv
dayhreak- in an effort To reach the bed
Ode Of EnlIy's mother, at Philadelphia
Fer death II Is said, Is expected mo
rrsorrtarity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
HIGH FIVE LOSES.

tteetrv "a March TO- wflrnln rfnu
tr,,-h <. tt..,i f-rktt# # team svr1it drven
=. s.f..,s hrYr easfa-I44. befarr hr n II
h4gh sehegl ragsrH hy the score If b
10 =
IRIS il The aaeoud victnry for ne
f1,asaar boys over the Wilmington
team. a. they defeated them II WI
ininRtaa eariirr ~ TO season
Wafner ard Gibson starred fnr te
visiting aEgF FeEation
el,.4 200 loyal supporters made the
,r,o ~ Chester and suv heir team de-
feated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
III was TfRrn nv LrYv
Clsvsians Iswyer Fsuns - Es- TsrF
street win gkun Frs~fuv~f

~ AEHortas.S Press - r-srv rvsrfrr
~sv Y1rb Nrv~h = fFf~ sEfH -
'1red Wriar~ Hr1s~ 1s ---sr ~
Cleveland wfn csros ~ N-w r-rt
month ago rf'h sis wff- rs s'fs
speciaiip's fo- n~rv0us frguhi- 80
found wing or fh~ sif--sfk 20
r--1rra carly trf-y
A revolver ~0rf-i~frv ~. ursr~sf
oarfriags ard ~ empty s--r. 80
fouod ~ 1ir aide f~ 80 r0~r~- w-ra
found two 7Nss- 80 Ir.i~~-r 80
readirK
r4s~slrrn-u p~-rrnfe~r~y r.Fus-r ~
ul rsaI'h me -~a-o~ Ta- osh-- 80
zigrsd EUt- anS af6r.-. spp.v-rFiv
ris sf,e rh@ s-~~rd r@s~ sl.a nv
tuafn7 suicide
p,l'~e hensv. gui~- w.~s - q So
as~apa r. 30 ap@rtrn~-s hnNffrs 49,
ni'hsr ,Jrrpaf - 'sT A. 'hs ao.,s-.
was s-h - prohablv w-nS r-~~~--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Quick work Saves Homes.

The quick action Of the Fame Fire
Co. Tuesday afternoon resulted IN the
saving Of the homes Of Robert icFarlin
and Ralph Moon near Farnhust
sparks from a passing locomotive are
thought to have set FIRE 70 the hedges
and fences, which were destroyed by
the flames At the time Of the arrival
of the Fame Company apparatus, the
flames We're within fifty yards Of Nc
Farhn's home and were famed by
strong wind AIcFarlm is an employee
in tho office Of the Recorder Of Deeds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK xA<0

BY Assoctate.i Press 20 Every Evenlng
chicago. Marrh - Catta. -eceip.
1000. calves So -ents hisheF 1thcrs
generally steady top be<f steers. 90
bulk. S76l1o.2s bulk ga -ows ant
helrers. s.o0&s 90. bulls. Arxsiy. $50
625. bulk veal CNlvsa. = ooad ~ lo
bulk stockers and fe~dsr steers. y
On. a7s ND On choice heavy 'ss-'e-s
Hogs. receipts e 900 ishta Is
cents higher and e. sod saT'y thes
slow. mostly ~ 20 -ects highff
lI5s bulk. 200 pounds dosr ss =
SO, bulk. 220 pounds 10, 'o zee
pigs. STEADY "a IS cents higher
sheep. receipts ts 200 Oning aas
es opening steady -o strorg ano '0n
early III 30. 70 -itN oute ners 'No- ncanc
shorn an.bs. 500. nHlk aoo.ed 'anhs
early. io.0OGI0.5o -hosce 'o 'cu7f
vsarnnxs 500 Eo0l '0t- - ~ shorn
1yethers ana yearangs. sno67 % xood
Is ,hoice lO5 pound ewes. aoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
TO HAVE MILITARY FUNERAL.
Frank A. Adams. of 59th Pioneers, Dies
at Port MrHenry.

Military ob5eQules vii mark tic
funeral ot Frank a Adams. formerly Of
1904 West Eighth street. member Qf
The 59th Pioneer Regiment who died a.
Fort McHe9rv near Baltimore, Oh Tues
day. Mr. Adams was veteran Of the
World War, and vas i'll when he returned
from Frs1ce He spent several months
4t Hope Farm fore goiag 10 the Fort
McHenr Hospital, and, 4lthough being
III for some time, his death was unexpected
Mr. Adams is survived by his widow,
j sister and his mother His body is ex-
peeted to arrive ID Wilmington today
and the American Legion has arranged
for militnry fGaera
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FfrA nesaro4s Wagon.

Fire last night destroyed a wagon
and badly burned a horse belonging TO
Joseph Portugal a junk dealer. in a
rna36eahfft stable adjoining the wagon
plant Of William "A. Reiley and Sons, 30S
Pine street The fire, which was Of
undetermined origin. was discovered at
o'clock and the Reliance Fire Com
pany notified The blaze was soon ex-
tinguished. and the services Of other
compa nies summoned were not needed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
REMOVED TO FARNHURST.

Believed to be insane. Thomas Arnit,
1606 Laurel street. was taken in custody
hv the police this morning and later
taken 70 Faruhurst The MAJ talked IN
tessantly while III the police station and
Invested himself ot all hi. clothes, re
fusing 10 put them o. waaa be was taken
10 Farnhurst The officers were forced
TO wrap him up in a blanket while they
transported him to tarnhurst 10 lmou-
sine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FUNDS FOR FIRE ENGINE.

Richardson Park, March 10 The
Junior Glee Club. the youngest community
chorusS IN Delaware, which recently
gave performance for the benefit Of the
Womans CIVIC club which netted
$40. has announced a similar affair TO
be held for the benefit of the fire aDDara
tus fund within the next few weeks.
Rehearsals will begin soon under the
direction Of Mrs Ella Lowther.e
The Elmhurst committee heads thG
list Of committees thus fer il raising funds
for the fire apparatus, having collected
$500 to date
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
BODY IN RIVER.

Cambridge. Nd. March 10-The body
of Mrs. Isabel Thomas, 20 years old.
widow OF George NJ. Thomas. Of Neck
district was found floating in Cam
bridge creek.
There was no water IN her lungs
and she Is thought to have fallen over
board because Of paralysis or aDoDlexv.
She lived with her son Lee Thomas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
~ RITN READY TO SHOOT
cROwg POLICE Os SIGHT

}tblin March 2 - Notices establish
fnz ne ~urfav gor crown forces" we're
f'os'@3 in nurnhpr ~ places through
out Dublin on Tuesday night
These notices which w-ra signed
frfEH Republican Army. gave UvarninE
hat arF soldiers gr policemen sepu IN
he zfrerfz after ln O'Clock in the even
ing we're .iablp q be shot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
PRINCETON MOVIE"
Alumni Association 10 Entertain High
and Grammar Srho0l Boys.

The Princeton Alumni Association Of
Delaware viii show 70 All the High School
and Grammar school BOYS III Whining
ton 1T the High School auditorium, to
morrow evening at A. the PrInce
ton" movie This is five reel film, Civ
iag complete representation OF Prince
ton in all its various activities including
the foot ball, baseball and track games,
as we'll as airplane views of the campus aud
pictures Of the buildings Together with
this will be shown moving picture of the
Yale Princeton game Of last year
While this presentation Is primarily
for he High Schoolnnd Grammar School
boys Of the city, al friends Of Princeton
or those interested, are cordially invited
There will be no charge for admission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
HELD on LARCENY CHARGE.
Three Employees OF Joseph Bancroft Co.
ArEaigned in City COurt

Charged with stealing linen aud other
goods from the Joseph Bancroft Co
three men were arraigned III Municipal
Court today and ut thc request Of Assist
ant City Solicitor Davis hearing IN
their cases WAS continued until MoHday
Salvatore Domiucll, 427 fatnall street
and Abbercio Puluni, 1919 West Tenth
street were arrested last night by Special
Officer anthony Donnelly Of the Bancroft
Company. City Detective Riley later
arrested the formers brother, Bruno
Dominoll and recovered large amount
Of goods at his room 510 Iatnali street
The detectives so far have succeeded
Ia recovering over 500 worth of goods
The men are alleged to have taken the
stuff from the plant where they are EN-
ploycd by hiding i under their clothing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DR. III. PIPES RLRCTED.
Chosen President Of Pharmaceutical
Association at Banquet

Dr H Pipes was elected president
of the Delaware Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation. q colored organization at It's
annual meeting and banquet last night
st 1910 French street, DR.. 0. \ Smith
was made vice president; Dr.. f. John
son. secretary. and Dr.. Charles Whit
ney treasurer.
Dr. ]. 0. Hopkins. retiring president.
LED in g discussion OF professional top
les The next meeting VIII be held
April /. at 1902 French street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
PERSONAL.

AldenR Benson. Secretary of Sta 6 and
former Governor Pennewin were visitors
TO this city todae They viii attend a
meeting to be held this aiternoon
General r. Coleman du Pont expects
TO return to this city today from Florida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
SAIL AWAY On SEAL HUNT.
Nine Newfoundland Steamers IN Pur.
salt Of Unprotected Herd.

By AsSncia ted Press tn Every Evening
St Johns - r. March 10 All legal
restrictions fer the protection ~ seals
have been removed from the operations
lhe New Foundlrnd sealing fleet
which ssdl. from here today ou is
annual hunt Nine steamers made the
start eight t.r the northeast coast ~
the colony and one, the Viking. for
the lsulT of 81 Lawrence
Because the last two seasons were
the most disastrous on record from the
point. of view ef total catch and net
value If seal products obtained, the
government dessded to suspend for
this year the protective laws designed
to prevent too serious depletion of the
seal herds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Released nv Police

AIahIon Maulsbury. who was brought
10 this city from Pottstown Pa. by
Detective Eirden and Sergeant Fore
man charged with having diamond
ring in his possession belonging to Sid
ney Schimmau. Stoeckle Hsrel was re-
leased By the police this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Conner Dividend Daducad.

BY Associated Fress 20 Every EvenI.A
New York. March l0-Directors az
the Phelps Dodge Corporation. copper
producers today declared quarterly
dividend of ST Il share, compared with
49, s4...ssiNaata .4At4 at &2A0 - alaa.s4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
PANAMA BALkS on WHITE
AWARD AS PEACE BASIS

Washington. March n Panama re-
fuses 10 accept the White award as
basis Of peace with costa Eica Il IN
forms the American government in a
note made public 3day BY the State De-
partment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Boz HndIx scalded.

Ernest Tyre. 3 years old, was badly
scalded this afternoon when he fell into
a tub Of scalding water at his home.
HOO East Seventh street He was re-
ed 10 the Delaware hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Bishop Cook Lenten Preacher.

Bishop Phuip Cook, was TIE speaker
at the MONDAY Lenten services at St
Andrews Church Eighth and Shpley
streets, today, Dr Cook viii speak at
the services tomorrow also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Bicycle LEADKRs 4 rIk.

By Associated Press 20 kvery rNenin&
New York. March le-Wthic io~s~
and Walter Rutt were ued With orc=i
Egs and Pete Non Nrnlpen t"F ne go
ip the six-day hict t'ie Fsee n~fe zoo"
when the N%th hour ~ N"uthuoN@ sins
Was reached ar nuUu.
The leadtng pairs sere rredltcd Nltn
3NS miles and laps A. ma hour
-Four other teams --Es az ssAlna As
leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE.
Local Posts Of American Legion Decide
Adversely on Question

IL was decided not to consolidate the
work of the various local posts of the
American Legion at 8 meeting Of officers
Of three Of the posts in Odd Fellow Hall,
Tenth and King streets, last night
The officers were Frank Hughes, Della
ware Post. No l John p 'Eckles. Lawre rec
Roberts Post, No. 81 August Wedler
John l. Fisher Post No IS Concerted
action IN official matters was approved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

lii addition - III y is al,sanst
cs,tain r'ia5 i ~jil b accessa'-,. =
secure 4 lJaIkc- io-n Eeiore tic sr.st
Of july TO 1neeI r!is cur en- es1pem.:es
and payments tiac ,nlu;r - taaia 4
Twenty tive thousand (Sz5,Nal oot-
lars more and this Tia has t. oe
paid, unless otherwise provided Eor
out Of taxes that have rot beer col
lected
From this II will be seen that #
the contemplated bond issue IS limit
ed 10 three hundred ihoura d !Si1U,-
OOuj dollars, the whole Of tie an:otnt
will be required TO pay, and VIII &c
consumed III paying The debts already
due and tuere will, OF course, &c no
part of such proceeds remaining to
be devoted TO any sort d improve
ments.
In this connection i cali the attcn-
ton of the Council again TO the re-
quest made ~ the City School Beard
for an appropriation for the build
ing of new school Of sixteen rooms
and the remodelling OF Washington
School. enlarging it from eighS 10
twelve rooms. for which an qppro-
priation has been requested or Ole
hundred and ten thousand (SllD,duu)
dollars. The inadequacy of ouc pres
ent school facilities and the Eeces-
sity Of such improvements az those
requested by the School Board. arc
easily seen when it Is considered that
there are now between three hundred
and fifty and four hundred white
children IN this city who are only pro-
vided with half days session because
of the present overcrowded condition
of the schools.
l again call the attention Of Coun-
ell in this connection to the feet that
in Roscmont, in which section is %
Gated some OF the best and most val
uahie residential property in the "'ty.
there is an open sewer INFO Thith
the sewage from between :hrce hui.
drcd ani four hundred houses I'm
rites Tn; is not only in uns!ghriy
nuisance and source of annoyance 70
the residents of this section, but is /:
constant and growing menace to the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01
FOUR ARE KILLED
AND TWELVE INJURED;
Continued from page onol

Captain Joseph E. Hall, assistant
to the Chief of Air Service. homo in
New Haven, Conn.
Private Samuel Weinstock, 18th
Ordnance Company, home address
G131 Pine street, West Philadelphia.
Seriously injured:
Private Lee S. Hite, Fourteenth
air squadron, Martinsburg, ". Va.
shell shocked and fractured elbow.
Private Thomas w. Hall, Balti-
more, extent Of injuries undeter-
mined.
Private Shermer was instantly Kill
led by fragment Of the shell strik-
ing him in the head.
Private Grinnell's body was badly
mutilated and ne died just as they
weer taking him in the door of the
hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01

sued May 31st, and 10 be ecedit,dt-tc
the account df the Ga& %orl2G, Las
alresy been spent and Tl,af ltol.e5
remains from tie Two ?7otee ,efcTTzd
to must be spent in payment Ct debts
long ago contracted, ard for r h'cf,
payment is delrandnds
The following. is a list Of the notes
drawn ON account Of the Gas Works
and credited to or to ;oe credited to
The gas fund:
Note date December 21st,
1918 ........,. %lH,u5U
Note 2-Datei' December 2lsi
1918 49,. $4,000
Note 3-Dated March 18th,
1918 $4,000
Note dated February. 18th,
1920 -. $4,000
Note 5-Dated May 18th,
1920 -. $4,000
Note 6-Dated August 2nd, :
1920 -. $4,000
Note dated December 16,
1920 $4,000
Note 8 Dated February II
1921 $4,000
Note Slated April lst,
1921 :. $4,000
Note 9-Dated May 3rd,
1921 .................... $4,000
Note 9-Dated May 3lst,
1921 ........ $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-01
$4,000

With reference to the above state
ment of Indebtedness on account OF
inc gas plant, it will be seen that
eighty-five thousand (S85,G00) dol
lars of this amount was incurred pc
fore September 1st, 1920, and. some
of it as far back as December 3lst,
1918, and was expended for the ope-
ration OF the gas plant during that
time. OF the ninety-five thousand
(s95 ,O00) dollars charged to the gas
plant since December 18th, 1920,
practically all has been expended or
the permanent improvements at the
gas plant, which are now nearly
completed and for the. purchase OF
coal. We have an entirely new water
gas plant and an entirely new holder
and container, all of which are per-
manent improvements and have GER
.ainly improved the value of the gas
plant many time, upon which even
now has been fixed the very low
valuation of two hundred and fifty
thousand (s250,000) dollars
The following is list of notes held
by the First National Bank, the pro-
ceeds of which have been credited tc
the general fund:
Note dated October 1st,
1920. $4,000
Note dated January 9th
1921 $4,000
Note 3-Dated April 18th,
1920 $1,000
Note 4-Dated May 18th,
1921 .................... $4,000
-
$4,000
From the. above statement It VIII
be seen that, the actual unsecure@ in
det!edness of the city due by. It on
notes held. blythe ,ipank; iss265QQON
In addition to this there is 3. potc
secured by a deed !ofqrtnsti Oh THE Zee
School. property (which is, due Fatid of
which raynent is demanded, wh,cl
amounts to Sill 1910 900 -; -,
49, = 4