davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-10-13

IF you ARE SEEKi%G A COUNTRY RESI-
dance farm. without with full equip
ment. we have a nuinoer Of them within easy
motoring distances OF Washington. Gail o,
correspond with US. telling US what you want.
WM H SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Phones NJ. 1Ol6-l0l1. 1433 st NV.
IF YoC ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM
In the most fertile Section near Washington.
On o fine macadam, near electric, let me
show you these: sixty acres. lots fruit. large
barn. tool and machinery house, garage, large
tenant ouse. hog and poultry houses; dwell
ing has large rooms, electricity, heat, cellar
and summer kitchen, with servants rooms In
$40, COO.
Eighty acres. fenced and fertile: dwelling
Of thirteen rooms. heat. electricfty, bath:
barns and outbuildings on pleasing elera-
ticn: hne outlook; wonderful shade: near
cars, high school. stores and churches; on
fine macadam; Eve miles in Virginia. Price,
5000
II you mean business. I will take you out
10 inspect. Write Box 81. Rosslyn, Va.
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVELY LO-
Gated farms on the Washing ton Baltimore
boulevard and fronting on electric line 10
Laurel. Farm contains about 230 acres. I'm
proved by an efght-room house, newly painted;
o. will sell house and so acres or any portion
Of said farm. on very attractive terms and
Evening star., 1921-10-13
TABLE BOARD.

.nr; hot rolls daily; limited number. Cal
after Pm. Any time at 1a71 Col. ID.
Evening star., 1921-10-13
WANTED-TO BUY.

AN DESTROYS OF OBTAINING 4 HONE n
Ceyelsnd Park; must be modern: preferably
the west In November, 20 would want posses
sion by December 1. Address Boz 45-C, Star
Evening star., 1921-10-13

Six Lots, Woodbridge, D. c.
NEAR NEW SCHOOL AND CARS.
Monroe ct. between 10th and END sts. ne;
fore pffce eoes up SS7E, 32b down. balance.
siS meath. SRzEK Il. COWARD. residsncs.
Newton st. near sra ~, AouSt Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyatts. loS1.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

YOUNG LADY wishes room in modern, strictly
.,rivate home; objection to apartment; best
residential section; Protestant: convenient TO
T4th or Mt. Pleasant cars. Address Box SEC.
star Office H.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

TO ROOM MODERN HOME IN GOOD
white NV. section: must have possession In W
days. Phone Main $500.
TO 5 ROUM MODERN HOUSE, NORTH
west section; private party; give particulars.
price and terms. Address Box 47-C, Star once.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

MODERN NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. seI3s
IT,; every modern impruyementi electricity;
large att1e and collar; center Dali: h.acse
ave. Phone n. 6781-W.
Evening star., 1921-10-13
WANTED-ROOMS
UNFURNIsHED RoOMs-Continue

~ YOUNG LADY, single room in private
amily fProtestant). within walking distance
IT Treasury; breakfast and dinner desired.
ADDRESS Box s5-C. Star ofice 15'
QUIET YOUNG LADY. employed, desires bed
, itting room In private family: modern con-
-eniences: reasonable. Phone North 1o3ii be-
ore Fri,lay noon.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

AN ROOMS AND BATH MODERN. SEMI
detached house In Cleveland PARK; large front
porch and screened sleeping porch; In excellent
condition; $1B0 per month. ALLAN =.
WALKER q CO., Inc. e13 18th o. NV. Main
Evening star., 1921-10-13

RADNoR HEIGHTS, wa BROOM COT
TAGE with screened porch: elec. lights; a.ft
wire fence and outbuildings; house. .i1sf:
lot 225x145 IT.; fruit trees and flowers; spring
we'll. 4s feet deep. A bargain at $1,000
Money REALTY Co, 726 i4th st. NV. Ok
ford bldg Main 3a3p
Evening star., 1921-10-13

NANTED-By . refined lady, room with pri-
ate bath In a private home or apartment:
lapitol Hill preferred. Address Mrs. J. Green
veil 4t2 Y ST ne 10
Evening star., 1921-10-13

LADY wishes comfortable single room near
treasury. State price and particulars. Ad-
irrss Box 9O-C Star office,
Evening star., 1921-10-13

ol2 10th St. NV. Main 537l.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

,outheast or northeast section. Phone L,ncoln
s53 Ia.
WE ARE PLACING tenants In desirable rooms
Ill over the city. We list only those We can
ouch for after personal inspection. Our plan
q the talk Of Washington. Better investi-
cate. Washington Service Bureau. al Dis
-riet National bank Bldg. MalE 2laa: 10.
wANTED-ROOMs MlTh BOAnD.
and wife wish two bedrooms
and bath. with board. in refined. we'll ap-
l,olpted private home, Cleveland Park, Chevy
chase, ST. Pleasant: uear car line; refer
y nces. Phone Col. 7744, apt: 800. east. a.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants TO work for
'-oarc; references. Address Box SS-C, Star
"fkce.
~ PRIVATE FAMILY. with $50 breakfast.
~ mechanic. Add. Box 3z7-B. Star office. 1s'
Fifty Rooms With Board
',or white students at the American Motor
schools, 1612-l522 U etreet NV. These earnest
.ouny men will be at school during the day.
will pay reasonable rates by the week or
4oath. Some are willing to attend furnace.
ate, TO part pay. Location: Within y mile
e schools. Send description care Welfare
Department. or call at 1341 9th street NV.
i'hcpe Nortl, 10000.
COUPLE, with daughters, six and eight: de:
~ire two rooms or one room with gass-inciosed
rjeepinE porch and board: near west school.
pox 259E. star once: Ii.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

mo serfa para I'd. ur pla-
Ger incompatible le pOder
arranearse de rafz y con suE
pr0piOa dedOs, ese Gallo abO-
minabIe que lie esta amar-
gando lavida? Pues- ahOra
es tan sencillo, tan agra
dable ytan baratO hacerlO
como desearlO. Compre llEl
frascO de 0Eeezcs1e, pom
case una gotta pOr tres
n0ches cOnsecutivas; meta
ell pie en- aqua caliente; le-
vante ell Gallo con la una, v
ifuera! I'm Gallo rnenOs en-
el mr7ndO v una persona
mas a quien aEeexosue hace
felH. mo es este el cOlmO
de la senciIlez v de la eff
cacia? POr ESQ a5Tsexc7te es
considerable universal
mente como una verda-
dera maravilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

Sc acercan las Paseuas.,
Ordene sus tarjetas a Real
Hmnos,, Tanca |, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
LAsTRA & cANALEs

Abogados & Notarfa.
Cortes Insulares & Federal. I
+quicias. Indemnizaciones a OBJ
income Tax. ! Edifcio Bouret.
fOnO 1868. Box l847. San Juan. F
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

A Los UNIoNIsTAs DE r. R. Las
insignias, alfleres de corbatas, yuntas,
pincha corbatas Y bctones para solapa
con la bandera puertorriquena va nos
han llegafo de Europa v las estamos
vendiendo rapidamente, avance 2 COM
prar la suya antes Que SO concluyan.
Dinet Pacheco, Plaza Baldorioty, San
Juan, r. r. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

1,IRROS para Contahilidad de vaytos
prscios y tamafos, vende Porto Bic
Paper and supply Co. 12-7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

Tarjetas y s7bres para tarjetas, venden-
PoRToRIco PAPER and SUPPLY Co.,
Ia,na rs san Juan P. Il. l2--7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

sCABALLERO americana, desea
habitacion lpretiere mirador) en- ca
ga faplilia respectable. Buenass refe-
rencias. Dirfiase a Americana Box
rencias. Dirijase a Americana Box
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
EscRIToRIos PARA oFFCI

Todos tamafios, estiios y calid
mejores precios que ninguna otr
te en- ell Departamento REMINi
San Justo 18.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
FORMER LOCAL
DOCTOR SPEAKS
PHYSICIANS


The advisability Of early opera
lions in doubtful cases was urged
In q talk by DR.. 8. c. Plummer OF
Chicago, . former Rock Island ply
stefan, at the meeting last evening
in the Rock Island club Of the Iowa
and Illinois Central District Medi-
cal association. DR.. Plummer's talk
was Of exceptional interest to the
50 medical men from various parts
Of Illinois and Iowa who were at
the program.
Dr.. Plummer is the son Of one Of
Rock Islands arlier physicians, and
left this city 10 years ago to begin
his practice in Chicago. Dr.. Plum
mer was one Iof the first members
Of the Rock Island County Medical
society. The local association was
the first that DR.. Plummer joined.
Today he is one Of the leading ply
sicians in Cook county and in the
affairs Of the Chicago society.
DR.. NJ. M. Ports, also Of Chicago,
gave highly technical talk upon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

Genuine Indestruetible Pearl
Beads, 24-ineh string. only fifty
strings in lot, priced less than
Enthusiastically only, g o.
each ............ -. QOs1O
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
HQdl't @H!On1o|
lpPObLQ enc

Dear Mr.. Thompson: have been
going with girl about nine months.
We learned TO care for each other
dearly. but now everything has
changed. She gave me up about I
week ago. but she still says she
loves me. The reason is that her
parents object to her going with me.
She told me that she would never 90
with me again.
Don't you think that II she loved
me that she would not give me up?
Something must be done, for life is
dead to me without her. She abso-
lutely won't do . thing. P.S.
Do not let the girls decision en-
bitter you. 1t il almost impossible
for young girl to act contrary to
the wishes Of her parents: her sense
of honor keeps her from carrying
on secret love affair. Perhaps the
girl offered no hope to You, because
she wanted you to learn to forget,
thinking that the sooner you
stopped thinking Of her the sooner
you would have peace Of mind.
Face your disappointment brave
ly. Probably every man and woman
living has suffered just as keenly az
You are sucering. Disappointment
in love seems to be an experience
which no one escapes.
/. NJ. WORRIED: I would advise
you to write letter to the girl and
explain that you did write the other
letter and that the reason you de-
MED it later was because she hurt
your feelings by not answering. The
girl cannot be blamed for not an
swering letters which did not go to
her directly.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
young man nineteen years old.
am keeping company with a young
girl about my age. l have a boy
friend who is a very good friend Of
hers. She goes to work with him
and also comes home from work
with him. She also sees him some
nights during the week and does
not tell me anything about it.
What do you think is best, TO
keep company with this young lady
or to give her up?
HAM ANXIOUS.
At your age you should not ex-
pect a girl friend to go with you
exclusively. The girl shows much
better judgment, to remain silent
about the other young man than to
talk about him constantly. l would
advise you to regard her as one OF
your friends, but to have other girl
friends. too.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
ICIIoN Line
|E||DNSOL IDA1l0N
liADE COMPLETE



e.r,ns0eld, ILL.,, April 2s.-The
,ssi'se. Rock Island Z Eastern
s,setion Co. certified to the sec
.1sry, Of state today to . dissolu-
~ a corporation and surrendered
- charter. 1t was stated in the
a,.sNe.te Of dissolution. that the
s.itsl stock OF $4,000 had been
..srsndered TO tho Tri-City Rail-
- Company. The certificate Ut
Ss.oIutiou was signed by B. J.
;sssman. president Of the company.
"a d. b. Littig. secretary. both OF
davenport.
omcials Of the Tri-City Railway
mmpauy explained today that the
Sissolving Of the corporation
tSroush giving up the charter was
: formal step taken in consequences
- the consolidation with the Tri-
nv Railway company Jan. l. 1921.
All properties are owned by the
eaIne interests.
Fare Changes Responsible.
II was announced that the elm
nation of separate fares for the
lines in East Moline was respons'
ible for the consolidation. The
ststs public utilities commission
ruled months ago that separate
fsres could not be charged In East
Moline, which made transfers good
from Moline lines on cars running
10 East Moline and vice versa.
Company officials said that as a re-
sult Of this ruling there was no
longer need of separate corpora
ton to handle East Moline prop
critics.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

Early Diasnosis Of Carcinoma az
Tie UpDsr Coloa..
1sefihg TSalgAt
IAis evening . Joint meeting Of
the Rock Island County Medical
association, the Rock Island Comfy
Dental association, and the Rock
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

Jack: Do not be 90 sensitive
about yor freckles. They are not
nearly 20 unbecoming - you I'm
agine thsy ara Get freckle lotion
It the drug store. II you are deter
mined to Try to remove them
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
1900 0oAonAM 40 11D
[undt Go.
THE Busy STORE ON FIFTH AVENUE
STORE HOURS SATURDAY.,
- - b . = -

The third and final day twenty reduction
sections prepared with splendid of Coats Suits Frocks Skirts and Mil
ne You choice of excellent stocks the
makers With already low level reduction
make this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
MARKETING BOARD.

Washington. April 29.-Creation
Of national food marketing board
was proposed by Secretary Hoover
as a relief to farmers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
'Hiss L. NJ: Get . cleaning
preparation At . drug store.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am . girl
II years old and have been going
with . boy about seven months. l
like him and like to 90 with him, but
! want to 90 with others. too. He
begs me not to 30 with any one else.
He says he doesn't 90 with any one,
but have found out he does, and 20
! think It would be all right for me
to 90 the same - no does? Don't
you?
Do you think there Is any harm
IN telling boy you will marry him
II you don't intend To-?
Is it all right for a boy to make a
girl present of a dress or some
thing similar? ROSEBUD.
| think you are too young to 90
with one young man exclusively.
Have several friends even il one
boy does object.
1t IL not honorable to tell young
mar You will marry him unless you
intend to marry him. An engage
ment is . sacred thing.
A girl should not accent a dress
or anything OF that nature from a
boy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29
Main Floor Specials for Saturday That Compa
Favorab1y With Pre-war Days
Special Sale of High-grade
All Pure Linen Table
Dumask

D0"eS4ON
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
FOUR SPECIAL GROUPS
Group 1-Extra heavy quality pure
linen table damask, assorted e. "
patterns priced at, gard.. QfsAO
32fnch napkins to match, $40 dozen
Group 2eVery fine smooth thread
72-inch all linen table d. @ II
mask, very special, 1t yard pC.fO
:2.inch napkins to match, $500 dozen
Group @72-ineh pure linen table da.
mask, excellent quality, c1EO
smooth finish, priced, yard QC.CV
Group "A very serviceable al pure
linen table damask. priced @ M
exceptionally low, at yard. 1k.UU
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

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Mems Shoes. Dolly's Subway.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

d030kCJC0I(y FQIHcS
Mems pure linen handler. -.
chiefs, hemstitched, each go. COt
Mems extra Ase sheer al linen IN.
hsndkachiefs, each ........ O7k
Wooea's Or ehiIdren's embroidered
hsndkrehieis, slightly unused. z.
o8ch ............. Nv
Women's pure Irish linen hand en-
broidered kandkerehiefs, 1e.
eoe0 ..<........ .......... wv
Women's nne Swiss Lu1erne had en-
broidegcd initiated handker- 1e-
chiefs, each ............ 800. kCI
WeUsa's Inc sheer all linen 1e-
initiated haadkerehiefs, each. CCV
Women's shspplng bass, en.
lesthefette, each ........... O1L
UnArsllas fer men and women, tape
edge, GOTTEN ta6eta. Para e. On
soa frames. each ......... Joy
Bestsa fesns, large healthy sturdy
plants, . md 7.ineA pots, Sn.
eoen ........... ........ Wv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

BAKERY SALE Halping Haa1 -
vaeurdAy, Auril 3o-leain Fleer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30
LOCAL MAN AGENT OF
CALIFORNIA ms. CO.

Benton A Sifford. assistant secre-
tary of the California Insurance COM
pany has been here the last ten days
on business in connection with the
Reinsurance transaction involving
the transferring of all liability of the
Arizona Fire Insurance company un-
der its policies OF fire insurance to
the California company, effective
May 49, He also has made the
necessary arrangements for appoint
ing a successor to Z. NJ. Davis. sJr-
mer general agent, who has retired
from the insurance business in Ari-
IONA Sam Sutherland, former city
manager for the Arizona Fire In
surance company. has been selected
as general agent to succeed Mr..
Davis. and the company will main
tain an office in the Heard building.
room III.
The California Insurance company
has the distinction of being one of
the few companies with a dollar
for dollar" record in the San Fran
cisco confla gration.
In addition to the present surplus
to policy holders of about $500. 900
the company has great financial
strength as the charter of 1851. under
which il is operating, provides fol-
unlimited liability of its stockhold RS
This feature was tested in the fire OF
\ 1906. when the necessary assess
ments were collected from the stock
holders to pay claims in full.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30

Work on the construction Of the
two story and basement office build
ing to be occupied by the state high
way department is going forward
rapidly and will be completed by
August 1. With the exception of
sub contracts for concrete block
walls. lighting system and plumbing.
all the work is being done by state
forces, with G. H. Webb acting as
foreman.
At the present time the highway
department is occupying the lower
floor of its warehouse. a condition
which makes it necessary to store
much OF the states valuable property
outside while plans and records OF
the department, valued at over a
quarter of a million dollars. would be
undoubtedly destroyed in case of fire
This has been a feature given con-
siderable attention in the new build
ing which will be equipped with a
reinforced concrete vault which will
give protection to papers that could
not be replaced.
Not only will property be held in
keeping with its worth in the new
building, but state employees will
have the opportunity to prove their
value. Unquestionably the terrific
heat in the sheet iron building now
in use must lower the efficiency.
The total cost of the building will
be less than $4,000. This will in
clude all of the lighting installation.
heating plant and cost of intended
plastering and finishing of the floors.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30
.|MPOSTORS SOLICIT
IN NAME OF CHARITY

The present campaign for relief
for unfortunate people OF Phoenix
and the widespread response on the
part OF citizens everywhere to the
call has been the signal for I'M
scrupulous persons to fraudulentiy
impose upon the generosity OF resi-
dents.
Although warning had been sent
out that persons without authority
had been soliciting money in the
name OF the Associated Charities.
and the people had been put on their
guard. nevertheless the fraud con-
tinues.
Several telephone messages were
sent to the Associated Charities yes
terday that a woman had called at
residences on East Brill street and
Mcdowell road. representing herself
to be rom the Associated Charities
and asking for money only. refusing
clothing or other donations.
This woman was described rs
dressed in white waist. black skirt
and large hat and being rather large
In stature As soon as the informa-
ton was received at the Associated
Charities an effort was made to in
tercept the woman. but without sue
cess.
The Associated Charities state.
that their representatives carry ere
dentials which cannot be mistaken
No other persons are authorized "a
solicit for that organization Tho
local chapter OF the Parent Teacher
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30
LULL YESTERDAY
INCONTR|BUT|ONS
FOR AID OF NEEDY

There was luli yesterday in the
contributions for the relief of the
hungry. and the ladies IN charge of
the distribution at the Associated
Charities found themselves rather
embarrassed in consequence. They
had. OF course. funds which had been
generously subscribed within the
call for Tuesdays outpouring OF
s244.50 into the office OF The Repub
lican. They had also some nom
perishable food. but this as well as
they money they desire to husband
Carefully against time when there
will be less to be saivaged. They es-
pecially needed many articles of food
which come within the perishable
class.
The lull is supposed to have been
caused by the outpouring in the pound
drive Of the Parent Teacher associa-
ton in which il is roughly estimated
that about three tons of provisions
of various kinds were received and
which has not yet been turned over
to the distribution committee. But
that will probably be done today.
Ii Is understood that that is to be
the disposition OF the donations of
food as there Is no other machinery
for the distribution OF such supplies.
and IL there were. a duplication Of
effort would result in an uneven dis
tribution. The machinery at the
rooms of the Associated Charities is
working smoothly because OF the ex-
perience OF the management and be-
cause of its acquaintance with those
in need of help.
The contributions received through
The Republican office yesterday were
small and will be listed with later
contributions
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30
SATURDAY WILL Be
NOMINATION NIGHT
BYCOTTONCROWERS

saturday night will be nomination.
right FIR the members CT the Ar
iona P;aacotto.l Growers. The mini
mum sic~rup having been seeurci,-
and more acreage coming in every
day,-the CIganization committee, In
ateordanoe with the p, o.Isions OF ire
contract end the eo-oI a-ai.va mar
k.ling la@ has set out tbs. dlstiiefs
ana called The elections.
In each of the Is districts the
grower members will meet at 3
O'clock Saturday night and perfect
their local organizations by the selec-
tons of chairman, vice chairman and
secretary
They will then proceed to nominate
two or more well-qualified cotton
growers as possible directors from
the district, and at the meeting a
week later will make selection OF
one man to represent their section
on the board of directors.
The week interval has been pro-
vided by the organization Committee
in order to emphasize the fact that
the best possible men must be Sc
lected to handle this big business in
stitution which will handle millions
OF dollars worth of cotton each year
By having a week to consider the
might be selected than to have the
election at the first meeting.
A call for the meeting, and copy
az the accompanying map showing
the districts, has been sent to each
member.
The districts, and the men selected
Ia call the meetings in each district,
are as follows:
n;st IN e ting at Scottsdale
school. b. j. Showers, chairman.
Dist. Injecting at Creighton
school. H. c. woodbridge, chairman
DIST. 3-Meeting at Madison school
II. H. Wasser, chairman.
Dist. injecting at Washington
school, f. F. Hands, chairman.
Dist. 5-Meeting at Glendale High
school, A. L. Brewster, chairman.
DIST. 6-Meeting at Peoria High
. school, II. A. Thompson, chairman.
Dist. Injecting at Tolleson school
u. III. Commit. chairman.
Dist. S-Meeting at Water Users
Bldg. Phoenix, Matt Cohen, chair
man.
Dist e-Meeting at Laveen school
Fred Galusha, chairman.
Dist. 1O-Meeting at Neighborhooo
House, J. j. Gould, chairman.
Dist. Injecting at Kyrene school
r. r. Old, chairman.
Dist. Injecting at Mesa City hall
Ed Tway, chairman
Dist. 13-Meeting at Gilbert Higf
school, e. r. Wilbur, chairman.
Dist. Injecting at Chandler Higf
school. p. M. James, chairman
DIST. Injecting at Chandler
Commercial Club. G. r. Trial, chair
man.
The board of directors will numbe'