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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27
WILSON PRAISED
ONSENIATEFL0OR
Harris Gets Through Cornfnenda-
tory Resolution On Birthday
OF Former President

WASHINGTON, Dec. With
out debate, with chorus OF ayes from
Democratic senators and silence from
most of the Republican side senator's
adopted a resolution offered BY Sem
ator Harris, Of Georgia, expressing
pleasure and Joy of the senate" up
on recovery toward health of form
er President Wilson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27

Is the opening paragraph OF
card ! saw the other day on a
N billboard.
he German republic is not so
IN danger from the Communists
left or the Monarehists on the
IS from the enemy in front. His
IS Hunger said Prussian
nment official during debate
Landtag.
Re and more Germans are real
that undernourishment is
ying the nations great asset
i generation.
aeFm2n birth rate may COM
ovarably with neighboring
s, but the question is whether
babies will reach healthy,
manhood and womanhood'
doctors and vital statistics
NO.
NY part, | think ssen PROB
ter worth study than ber-
etropolls OF the busy Kuhr
the Pittsburg OF Germany
4 U 1900 inhabitants, 1t better
stres the plight IN which Ger
iylds itself.
ne IS little unemployment n
en-. The workers draw better
es ian in some other big cities.
ut ven IN the Ruhr the ccst
l pa makes many homes remain
| ia adequate heat, and as there
lf4eus hoaslng shortage, pco-
Efa lie together. So Essen
E lie shows 9ts1~y increase.
t every 1913 persons IN US
~ die and Of these deaths ~
rnt are among those who shouta
/ the next generation.
an not trying, SAID Dr. Erle
] =, The health officer OF Essen %
30 maze oQI q case, oa' ''i'
is horribly dlscourashg'
yscn's health Is worse than lasl
and death rate figures approach
wrost times OF the munger
Despite increased wages inc
King people lind IL nara 10 pnF-
f proper foou' Ney can s''e
children the very things taeY
: the most-butter' mlik' lat
J, sugar
iany pcor'e, with sickness IN tae
e, cannot afford q DOCTOR Or d.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27

This amazing economic about
face is being slowly accomplished
by the tremendous rate Of consump-
ton now going on in America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27
IERMANY
1923
+ MILTON BRoNNER
u GERMANY'S
EEsT FOE.
|Y-123

@orkmen Of
Germany Field
Marshal Hunger
IS once again on
the march. His
famous guns are
trained on your
children T h e
health officer re-
ports that 80 per
cent of Berlin
children are un
,dernourished and
so per cent tuber-
cular."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27
BY A Imam

FOR GEORGIA F
Friday, colder tonight. Pr
frost in the interior.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22
Old Lady OF Thread
Needle Street VIII
Have New Qaurters

LONDON, Aug. - - ASSOCIATED
Press MaiD-The long projected re-
building of the Bank of England will
start almost Immediately the Daily
Express understands. A meeting of
the directors is to be held soon to
make the necessary financial range
ments.
1t is understood that the plans to
be adopted are those of Herbert Bak-
err the architect who elaborated
with Sir Edwin Lutyens for the new
capitol at Delhi. Mr.. Baker was also
the designer of the South African gov
ernment's administrative buildings at
Pretoria, and of the cathedrals at
C%apetown. Pretoria and Salisbury
(Rhodesia). and the Cecil Rhodes
memorial on Table Mountain.
The staff of the Bank of England is
now double what it was shortly before
the war, largely owing to the vast
growth of the National Debt, and the
existing accommodations are utterly
inadequate. Sections of the staff have
been working for a long time at vari-
Gus places in the vicinity of the bank.
A special committee of the directors
including Cecil Lubbock, has been con-
sidering alternative schemes for the
rebuilding. The idea of razing the
whole of the existing one-story build
ing to the ground was, it is understood
abandoned, partly on sentimental
grounds and partly because of the diff
ficulties of obtaining accommodation
for the staff during the reconstruction.
The present proposal is to retain the
outer wall, which abuts on Thread
needle-street, st. Bartholomew Lane,
Lothbury and Princess-street. This
wall, which entirely surrounds the site
of between three and four acres, was
directed from the designs of Sir
John Seames about 100 years ago,
shortly after the Gordon riots, when
the bank clerks, sword and pistol in
hand, defended the bank against a
furious mob.
The wall is in the classic Grecian
style, and in some places is 40 feet
high. Security demanded that it have
no windows and the architect achieved
the difficult task of making the wall
look ornamental by masking it with
Corinthian columns and blank win
dows. The new building will rise
within the wall to a height of 20 or
so feet above it, and will thus be near
ly 100 feet in height.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22
P~ortugal's Financial
Outlook Is Cause Of
Political Unrest

LISBON, July IS - ASSOCIATED
Press Nadia rate of exchange
alarmingly low and prices of food
stuffs eXorbitantly high have con-
spired to make the cost of living in
Portugal a serious problem. And
profiteering as an additional factor
cannot be overlooked.
Several highly placed state func-
tionaries have been arrested and jail
ed, charged with conspiracy and the
holding of secret meetings, which is
an indication of an underlying poll
teal unrest. 1t is felt in some quar-
tiers that a military movement is in
preparation, to act in case of a fresh
outburst of the turbulent elements
which brought about the political as
s~sasinatiOns of last October.
The press is clamoring against the
economic condition of the country,
and Seculo vehemently exhorts the
government to put an end to the
speculation to which it chiefly at
tributes the increasing fall in eX-
change. The Minister of Finance is
trying to raise an internal loan and
has had conferences with several of
the most prominent Portugeses bank
eIS 10 JnlS emu. HIS EFFORTS nave HOI
so far been successful.
+. One of the factors said to contri-
butte to the situation is that, although
expectation amounts to several million
pounds, all this money is deposited
in foreign banks instead of being
paid out in the country. At the same
time gambling in exchange is being
carried on in a barefaced tanner In
London banks alone there is said to
be over $4,000, 900 Portuguese pounds
which would greatly improve the rate
of exchange if left here. The con.
slant arrest of officers and civilians
and the fact of the troops having tC
keep within barracks to be ready al
a moments notice adds to the
general unrest.
Epoca directs attention to tho
statement of the British Premier
Lloyd George calling upon the ma
tions which owe England money t.
pay interest charges in October. This
debt amounts to over G5,000,0 900 anC
the papers asks if the interest is tc
be paid when due.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22

fc Wire Rope Co.; F. A. Gaylord,
manufacturing agent; w. A. Faris,
5th St, store; c. r. L. Crenshaw,
realtor; j. C. Specht, Jno. A. Muir
ply, N. w. Cowles, Leroy Robinson,
S. II. kellogg, chemist; C. r. Cass,
attorney; E. NJ. Sullivan, Joseph J.
lyman, Eghert Van Allen, F. A.
Weaver, Geo. F. Winter, j.. w. Clune,
motion picture producer; w. H.
Clune, Gen. M. H. Sherman, Ralph
Chandler, L. A. S. S. Co.; G. w.
Scott, B. F. Hulse, c. c. Ganahl.
Vernon Goodwin, Alexandra hotel;
]. NJ. Schneider, ]. w. Robinson, Co.;
H. w. Frank, clothier; F. A. Har-
rison, L. A. Pressed Brick Co.; NJ.
J. Monnette, A. c. Burnham, r. NJ.
Bishop, manufacturer; Ralph b.
Lloyd, promoter; J. J. Hunwell, Ar
thur L. Stoll, stationer.
M. M. Rathburn, Clarence Mat
son and Frank Virgins, L. A. Cham.
Der of Commerce.; Warren p. Car
Isle, f. G. Schumacher, William
Llewellen, Llewellen Iron works; z.
C. Overholtzer.
Will j. Cooper, Hawaii Tourist
Bureau; Frank B. Veasy, j. w. Kelly,
c. 7. Imam, promoter; Chas. Lantz,
attorney.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22
Southern California
Businessmen Book
For Island Visit

Advance bookings for the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce Elk
c%ursion, due on Maui, according to
the present understanding on Septem.
Der II, have been received in Homo
lulu from Phil Danky, the Tourist
Bureaus's representative in Southern
California. The bookings on the Los
Angeles were only to August 8, just
a month before the sailing date of the
Excursion and Danky said that about
40 percent of such bookings were for
women.
In the list of Southern California
businessmen booked Dank found the
following names included.
Marion p. Gray, manufacturer;
Joseph Brown, r. w. Pridhom, manu-
facturer; w H. Hay, promoter; G..
E. Davidson, soaps, etc.; A. ]. Kohl,
w. ]. Boyle, Boyle Mfg. Co.; Tracey
f. Schultz, Edward L. Bowen, Paci-
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22

spent. Rumania replied: I'VE need
t replenish railroad rolling stock,
particularly engines
Fine" said the Swiss bankers, I'VE
have these for sale. Take them, and
pay for them in cereals and petroleum
both of which you produce and we
need" Thus were the arrangements
concluded.
Similar borrowing and paying by
barter also has taken place with
Czechoslovakia. Here, again Czecho-
slovakia is receiving Swiss manufac-
tured goods and is to pay for them
with truckloads of sugar. Therefore
the question of exchange and the com
parative values of the Czechoslovakian
krone and the Swiss franc does not
arise.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22

f. j. McKain, J. Kelman, Kelman
manufacturing CO.; w. A. Ryon, S.
II. Woodruff, r%ealtor; A. Burkhardt,
II. f. Lehman, G.. w. Thompson,
Youngs Chain stores.
Walter r. Wheat, mining; r. 3.
Winnette, j. b. Morton, realtor; G..
e. Karstens, printing.
List is incomplete, being taken off
berthing sheet at Chamber of Com
merce, Aug. 8, 1922. Many members
of the party are accompanied by
ladies.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22
High Exchange Forces
Return To Bartering

LONDON, Aug. IL - ASSOCIATED
Press Mai)--Barter, or the exchange
of goods, as against the transfer of
actual cash has figured in recent
international loans, according to the
Geneva correspondent of the Observer.
In this way the difficulties of exchange
have been overcome.
Rumania wanted a loan of As, 000. 900
gold francs from Switzerland. The
Swiss said it was impossible unless
they knew how the money was to be
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-22
Not Yet Broke

Country Judge-"How long have
you owned a carr"
Motorist Charged with speeding)-
"One week, your honor"
Judge-"Um-then you can still af-
ford to pay a fine. Twenty dollars"
Boston Transcript.
Evening star., 1922-07-14
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following have been recommended The
The Star will
Evening star., 1922-07-14
FISCHER'S,
oI8 F St. NV.
FCRNTT'CRE

BEDROOM SUITE. $50: Berkeley plano. d06
good condition; leaving city. 1906 1lth II. Av
Evening star., 1922-07-14
Observation-Disclosures

COUPLE want TO buy some second hand fur
nlture for six-room apt. Call Frank. 6l44. 15'
ICE RON for meat market: must he in good
condition and cheap. Horensten. 6iT X st.
ne Phone Lincoln 45i2J. lee
Used CIDER MILL. two-tub. u. N Gunter
2Sth and VI ne. 15s
Evening star., 1922-07-14

HIGHEST cash prices paid for furniture and
rugs of all kinds. Call and obtain best re-
suits Ideal Furniture Co.. 1ilI z st. n.w.
franklin 7,,R3-J.
Evening star., 1922-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
FOR RENT-R00MS
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE.
Most attractive well ventilated. large and
single rooms. adjoining baths: 172i St.
handsome detached home; hot water, porches,
cleo, parlors. piano. branch phones; also
small apartment. Prices reduced half. Phone
North 2659
217 EAST CAPITOL ST.-3 large, bright
rooms bedroom, dining room. large kitchen.
porch: electric light, hot-water heat. gas,
continuous hot water all included; also one
large front room, windows. light house
keeping permitted. Get ready for icy
weather. 10
1872 FAIRMONT sT.-Cooi. prettily furnished
l or young ladies; privilege Of sharing large,
airy sitting room, occupied by Two young Ia
dies away much of the time. Call mornings
or between and pm. 10.
$40 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE. near
Lincoln Park-Southern exposure; large beau
tiful furnished dining room, bedroom, kitchen.
tile bath porch; electricity. gas, hot-water
heat; private family: excellent neighborhood'
500 n month. Can be seen after 1 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. 3731 Kanawha st.-Room.
edtoins tub and shower bath. opens onto
screened porch; electricity. hot-water heat:
short block from car lire; one fare. Phone
Cleveland 500.
MAGNIFICENT ROOM with private bath: ex-
ouisite furnishings: very moderate price; cool;
delightful: ideal; new home near Chevy Chase
Circle. Cleye. 1s3.
BANCROFT HOTEL.
American or European: summer rates, rooms
with or without bath: suites of two rooms anc
bath. Main $500.
fS4c HARVARD sr.--CoO. rooin; private esr--
ily; all cuneenienees- Ia"
Evening star., 1922-07-14

FURNITURE of all kinds for slx-room house
wanted Immediately, as whole odd pieces
Kindly call Adams GOO.
Evening star., 1922-07-14
PERSONAL

BODY MASSAGE.
FRENCH-AMERICAN MASSAGE PARLORS
Phone Clarendon ass. 20s
CLOTHES wANTED-wE CAN HANDLE ALL
the mems worn garments. shoes, ETC.. you
have. Our claim is we are the best cash buy
and no harm for you to know 1t. Main
4145. JCSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 ID.
ELECTRIC BATHS. BODY MASSAGE, FOR
obesity. rheumatism. nerve trouble. etc. Grad
uate nurse, colored. Phone North 6931-J. 20'
GRADUATE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MAS
sage; residential work at my paror.
Phone North 5643 I6s
wANTED-TO ADOPT BABY BOY BE-
tween one and two years of age. Address
Box 1877. Star office. IA
FOR ADOPTION-TwIN BABY GIRLS. 4
months old: healthy, lovable children: good
parentage. Address Box 121-T. Star office. 15'
RATS, BEDBUGs. REACHES. FLEAS IN
stant results. GEORGE +. SAPP. 227 Mary
land building. Franklin 29e1. jy31s
PHYSIOTHERAPY, ELECTRATHERAPY,
for men and women, given by DR.. Carolyn
Austin. For appointment. phone North kt97.
Evening star., 1922-07-14

HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for all Kinds
OF furniture. Buying out Office furniture
speciality. Frank. 6lS3. $50 Mass. ave. NV
Evening star., 1922-07-14
INTERIOR DE,,ORATINC.

JULIUS LASSBURGH. 1856 ST.-DRA
peries. cretonles. mohairs, window shades. up
ho!stery, furniture slip covers window screens
Evening star., 1922-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

sCYLINDER roadster; excellent condition.
VIII demonstrate after $50. 1854 Ingleside
Evening star., 1922-07-14
P. F. CARLEY
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Continued


Gentlemen's Diamond Ring-very hne and
absolutely perfect cut; diamond weighs around
2ls karats or over: cost originally LOO;
must be sold at once to raise cash; biggest
bargain eyer offered. $3.50
Lady's Platinum Diamond Ring-very fne.
and blue-wiite diamond; weighs 1A karats,
in e beautiful handmade platinum mounting,
surrounded by 8 beautiful small diamonds
cost originally 500; must be sold at once
for .....................- $3.50
Lady's Tiffany Diamond Ring-very fine
and absolusely perfect; diamond weighs
around Ia karats: must be sold at once to
raise cash: big bargain. x. $3.50
Lady's Platinum Diamond Ring-A very fine
gem; blue-whlte diamond; weighs over Y
karat; biggest bargain ever offered. $3.50
Lady's Engagement Ring-very fine blue
white diamond; diamond weighs 77-100 karat;
set in q beautiful handmade mounting; must
be sacrificed at once to raise cash. $195
Lady's Massive Solid Platinum Dinner Ring
Set with large, beautiful blue-white dia-
monds. 16 smaller brilliant diamonds. and 6
blue sapphires this Is an exceptional and
immense offer; q sacrifice for. 1882. so
Gentieman's Diamond Ring-Of massive
design: set with large diamonds; looks like
n 2h karat diamond ring; must be sold At
once at 4 big sacrifice. ce................... $62
FISCHER'S,
oI8 Est. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


LARGE meat and vegetable market. doing
good business Govt. Printing Office; rea-
sonable. Investigate. Phone FraIklin 4027
pELICATEssEN. rooms above: excellent
business: owner leaving country; 50, 300 cash
Address Box 134-T. Star Office.
EXCELLENT grocery and meat store; best
$1,000 weekly: price right. Address Box
175-T, Star Office:
MEMS FURNISHING business on 9th street
derful opportunity for e man with SIS 900
Address Box lot. Star Office.
GROCERY STORE. doing good business; good
sale. For particulars. call North 1914. 18'
FRUIT STORE. basement, for sale quick
cheap. SIS 11th st. NV. 15s
LIGHT EXPRESS and hauling business for
sale by growing company; price, 5000. This
includes late model Ford light delivery truck
and hauling contract and right with one of
the city's largest transportation corporations:
exceptional offer. Party leaving city. In
HOTEL FOR RENT-4o-ROoM EUROPEAN
plan hotel. 10 baths. running water, s. heat,
eIec. lights; partly furnished: finely located
OWNER, P. o. Box 3s2. Richmond. Va. 1s'
5000 WANTED for subcont-actor 10 finance
contracts on hand for 30 days: good bonus.
tddress Box 1877, Star once. 15s
FOR SALE-First trust notes on homes occu-
pied BY owners. due monthly and ga years.
6q, notes. but will discount to net pur-
chaser STs per year. Address Box c55-R, Star
Once.
Evening star., 1922-07-14

Send tor Louis Notes,
SI4 F St. NV.
II you have any furniture or other goods to
sell, and you will obtain best results. Phone
Franklin 2015.
WILL pay highest prices for ladies' and men s
worn clothes. Write or phone d. Stein. 1905
Ith st. NV: phone North i99
wANTED-Feather beds and furniture. Best
prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co. sol
Eye NV. Phone Main 5636.
IF YOU WANT to obtain best results for your
furniture and other miscellaneous. call
NJ SHAPIRO,
900 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
FRANKLIN 37S5
Evening star., 1922-07-14
ADDRESSING, ETC.

,,,
OFFICE SERVICE, co6 + ST
: : asrsnkIn 1883 - Process letters, typewritine
ana complete mailing service
Evening star., 1922-07-14

BooKS-Fction, any quantity: also mscel-
laneous books. Pearlnan's Book Shop. 933 G
=, NV Err 54l6
Evening star., 1922-07-14

CHAMRERMAID. Nurse or helper, refined col
ored woman wants place: will leave city; stay
nights. Phone North iOSS-W or write 3io W
ST. Marion Brown, care Rev ID. l.. Wiseman.
Evening star., 1922-07-14

COOK, chambermaid, laundress. reliable.
general houseworker. North 1lI1.
Evening star., 1922-07-14
DOMESTII-COLOI;ED.

YOUNG WHITE WOMAN chambermaid,
waitress or nursemaid. to live in house; ref
erences given IL required. Address Box l31'
T. star o+Nce IL
Evening star., 1922-07-14

COOK-Colored woman wishes position; stay
nights: good references 2566 sherman ave.
COOK and stay nights by colored woman. l222
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
HONOR EXERCISES

The monthly Roll Of HbnNr Exercises
Of the Columbia CommdrHia College
took place yesterday afternoon In the
auditorium Of the Collcg" club.
Popular songs We're sung, by the col
lcge choir under the direction Of fr"F.
4. !. Schiller. RcCitations were G'F"l'
by r. BroidlnG L. Holman. r. Schncid,
l. SChafer and A. FaEcndarm.
Father Bonavcnturc presided at the
exercises and distributed tho awards.
Tho following students mcritcd honor
cards: R Conner. V. COynr. V. NJ,
George NJ Hughes. \. Holler. p. HUGH
V. Kochler. f. McMackin. l.. M'klas.
]. Marchlenski. r. Miller. T.. March"n
ski. +. Padden. l.. Stahl. !. RraddocK {.
Rrnddock. y. Bethel. G. BoncnherEcr. {.
Bott, &. Coleman. J. niss. J. Georg~'
George. J. Gahaucr. +. Grella. +. Hatty,
+. Hardman. r. Miller. A. Miklas. ~
padden. T. Schroeder. c. Schroderer. \.
Welthe. ]. Weithc. J. BheidinS. T. Com
or, c. Danne. e. Frohnapfcl ]. Glenn.
l.. Holman. j. Kasnuic. l.. kuntz. j.
Lang. w. Manners. 7. Maroon. {. Ncid-
or. V. O'Ieary. d. O'NeN. 4. Pagen-
darn. II. Packl. stephen Russek. s.
srhafcr. r. Schneid. r. Sharp. G. Temp
lin. F Wiethe. A. Wiethe, C. Beck. r
RreId,ng. G. Rurkhart. A. Maestle. n
Simback. w AndrosaL II. Beltz. A.
Dierkes. r. piss, r. GchrinG, T. Gala
cher. +. Hnmm. A. O'Leary. l.. Thoner
L Yaogcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
SUIT CLUBS ARE
PUT UNDER VAN

Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. Bach
mann was advised yesterday by Attor-
ney General z. r England that the
forming OF suit Clubs" was in viola
ton OF the law and Is a gamble. Several
Years ago there were clubs OF this
nature In Wheeling but none heard OF
here Of late. Mr.. England's letter to
Prosecutor Bachmann was:
Dear SIr--I understand that there are
now being operated IN various counties
In tbs state what are known as Suit
clubs" These clubs. as I understand.
are formed by individuals contributing
from one 10 two dollars per week. and
some one from this membership will be
selected by drawing names or some
ether method Of lot. to ascertain who
will be entitled 20 the suit. The suit
nav cost one dollar. or Il may cost as
much as $50 Or $50. also understand
hat suits ~ clothes sold by this method
are usually ~ inferior quality.
Under tho laws OF this state. this Is
2 gambling device pure and simple. The
orerat'oa Of these suit clubs Is being
prevented In Kanawha county. and GER
tainly ought TO be in every county In
The state.
am calling your attention to this
matter so that these gentlemen may be
prosecuted and dealt with according to
law. Yours very truly.
T.. T. ENGLAND. Attorney General
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
P, BACHMANN SONS
TO QUIT BUSINESS
Dissolution will Remove store WnAch
Operated More Than Hall
Century.

AT recent meeting OF the stockholm
ers Of the j. r. Bachmann Sons Pro-
ducc company it was decided to dis
solve the firm and surrender their char
ter The action when 1t takes place
will close ono Of the city's Oldest and
most popular produce houses.
The Rachmann Produce company was
organized so years ago by Peter Bach
mann and Alexander burst. Tho frst
location Of the firm was at No. ll25
Market street which is now occupied by
the Griest Cut-rate Drug store. The
firm moved to It's present location No.
1912 Main street about Is years ago
from its former location and at that
item underwent the reorganization of
the company.
The officers OF the company are c. F.
Bachmann, president; Carl G. Bach
mann. secretary: and c. V. Slack. trea-
surer The assets OF the company Will
be divided among the stockholders after
all outstanding business has been com
pleted.