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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY8.

TH0s J: OWEN & son. AUCTs.
Ep REAs f EsTATE N SfRils AN6 PRISrISc isiehs Ma
cHINERY AND EQUIPMENT At 332
AND ss4 STREET NORTHMEsT AMI
sTRsET ss NoRTHWEEsr. a. 's-0
By virtue Of certain deed Of frus. dated
July l.. 1920, and recorded among the land rec
request Of the holders Of one-ffth Of the face
signed trustee, viii sell at public auction on
! the premises, Nos; 332 and a34 street north
west. on n, M0NDAY. MIy pI APRIL H. sEvENTFnNTI
lowing described land and premises situated
in the District Of Columbia known and dis
tingaished as as the he, west twenty;eight tssl feet
twenty seven. (e7) feet six inches front by the
vation ten tloj. together with ali the i'm.
provemenfs thereon or In anywise appertainina
thereto, subject to prior incuInbrance Of record
and about six thousand dollars tss,o0o), to.
gether with the goods. chattels and personal
property used in and about the printing bust
Graham Company. Inc. upon said premises
above described. and consisting Of printing
fsedsrs linotype maeines
foundry type. and office equipment.
Should an offer Of less than s145. 600 be made
equity in the real estate. the trustees reserve
the right to withdraw the same from sale. and
oher such property FOR sale on the succeeding
day at three O'Clock p.m., subject TO prior
existing incumbrance OF record on said real
and personal property aggregating approx
"Itsi6 AND ss 81 The SANE DAY AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the said trustee will also sell
all and singular the goods, chattels and per-
sonal property in and upon the premises known
as Nos. 1920 and 162S L street northwest, con-
sisting of perforators, stifchers, sewing ma
chimes. motors drilling and folding machines
giueing. stripping, stamping, cutting and rul-
ing machines, presses, motors, etc, one auto
mobile truck and Office furniture and fixtures,
also all franchises and the business and good
will Of Andrew b. Graham Company. Inc
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of purchase
money to be paid in cash at time Of sale and
balance within thirty days after sale. All
conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
and notary fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with in thirty days
after sale, otherwise property may be resoid
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK.
ap5-d&ds exSn Trustee.
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BOSS 3. PHELPS

Realtors.
the %s. hs
modern
room from
and electric
immaculate
locality salhe
Of Pncucauy n
leaving inspect this house
D
Of and bath
roomf
mgvep prompt POSSESS on
stories nd attic
afamfyw
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel Main 434o - 400 II ST NV.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Bungalow, hollow-tile construction; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: on large lot: garage
also hollow tile; large chicken run and garden.
This is a very attractive property at $500.
Nine rooms. 2 baths. 4 sleeping porchss
Of the incest locations in Takoma Park. Can
be used very conveniently as two-family house.
Price, $11 600.
Pretty bungalow-type house Of six rooms
and bath. with built-in garage. On terraced
lot, 5Ox130. Furnace heat with all modern i'm
provements. Price, $1,000.
Wonderful opportunity to buy two-family
house; owner leaving town; must sell; priced
right for quick sale five rooms and bath on
= each floor; sleeping porches; h.-w.h:; sep
arate entrances; finest location in Takoma
Park; large lot; twc-car garage; convenient to
both car lines; a sound investment and dandy
home e%s. priss: $40 4 So9 ,n.. an;.,sa .tt-,c.
tive six-room and bath semi bungalow type
house; large sunny rooms, big closets; built-in
garage; unusually large porch, concrete steps;
lot 65x165. Near 2 car lines. Price. $3.50
Charles D. Dudley & Co.
Phone Main 1851 721 Southern Bldg. 16a
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SI6.ooo.
ON LAMONT ST.

Near the Mt. Pleasant car line: semi de
tached. brick. corner Of an alley. stories.
large colonial porch. cellar under entire house;
contains IL rooms. hardwood floors. large sun
parlor. several open freplaces. tiled baths:
special electrical fixtures. modern heating
plant: lot to an alley: ample space. for
large garage; occupied by owner.
Co cno
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S22,5oo.
ON BILTMORE ST,

This splendid home is three stories. con-
sisting OF eleven rooms and three baths: has
gas and electricity. hOt-water heat and Pitts
burgh water heater. The lot Is 2l Kills to
left alley. Brick garage for two cars, with
electricity and water. This is a very desirable
property and the price is such would in
duce purchaser to buy quickly.
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Want Offer.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

ON Huntington ST.: detached frame, two
stories consisting of rooms. bedrooms and
bath, first floor; bedrooms and bath, second
floor: has gas and electricity and hot-water r
heat; lot is 60xS6 Lear garage This property
is in excellent condition; occupied by owner
Can he inspected by an appointment through
this office and would require only small
amount of cash for first payment
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SI6,6oo.
2ISt ST.

Near Mass. ave: stories, brick. with
stone trimmings: contains IL rooms. baths
and toilets, tiled kitchen first floor;
has been recently papered and painted; prop
erty Is in irst-class condition: ha ndsome elec-'
trical fixtures: frst-class hot-water heating
plant; large lot to wide alley; ample space
for Q two-car garage.
$4,000.
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Main 1884.
PRICE, $500.

PRICE, $500.
ON SHEPHERD, NEAR 14th ST.-Attractive
e-story; tapestry; colonial front; 8 rooms; tiled
bath; hot-water heat: electricity and gas; ex-
cellent condition: owner will give prompt
possession, and you can make your own terms.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-rhree-
story brick; IL rooms; baths; hot-water
hsat; electricity and gas q bedrooms); two
car brick garage. PRICE, $4,000.
MODERN. HOME.
PRICE. 81 oo0LThis Is an attractive home
In an excellent neighborhood; 2-story brick
and stone; Spanish architecture; rooms; tiled
bath; finished attic; hot-water heat: elec-
tricity; large modern cellar; owner will give
prompt possession; act quickly.
GARDINER
Main 1884.
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$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Situated on Oliver ST.; most attractive To-
cation: convenient to the car line. stores and
schools: well planned. 1O-room house. baths.
2 sleeping porcbes; has gas and electricity and
hot-water heat This property Is in most
excellent condition: the lot Is 1O0x12115: 2-car
garage; owner Is leaving the city and pur-
chaser could get immediate possession and
very convenient terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs
Continued

1890.
Near 9th and Pa. ave. Sc; S
room colonial-porch brick; water
and gas; excellent condition ;
possession with deed; $3.50 cash,
$3.50 per month including in
terest.
CHAS. BEALL,
Lincoln $40. 600 Pa. Ave. Sc.
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$3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

On Kirk ST., near the circle and convenient
to car, schools and stores; 2-story and attic
frame; consists Of fine large rooms: has gas
and electricity and Is heated by furnace: the
lot is 7Oxl25. garage on same. This Is
OF this beautiful suburb. Tenant will allow
inspection by permit and give possession to
purchaser.
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IAN UNUSUAL OPPORTU-
nifty to secure this detached VA
CANT home in Brookland, To-
Gated on 18th st. me-, having 7
large rooms and bath, h.-w. heat
and elec. lights; in Al condi-
ton. Price and terms easy.
Must be sold.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K st. NV.
TO A QUICK BUYER. FOR INVESTMENT
three story, six-room brick; NV. Liberal
terms Annual rental $240 II sold at once,
s.. $50.
F. W. GRAHAM & CO.,
1902 NV
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$4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK.

On Macomb St; accessible to two lines:
e-story and attic frame; this very desirable
property, containing rooms. has gas and
electricity and hot-water heat: the lot Ia 45
feet front: space for garage: owner will allow
inspection by appointment and purchaser can
get immediate possession.
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GARDINER & DENT, INC.
REALTORS

~ 18th St. NV.
DOWNTOWN.
JUST NORTH OF DUPONT CIRoLE-Three.
story brick; 10 rooms; baths; very attractive
and tastefully arranged: immediate possession.
PRICE. 1856 II
SUBURBAN HOMES.
KENsISGTON, ND, corner on Conn., ave.
Attractive 2-story frame; large attic: rooms:
bath: furnace heat;- electricity; chicken run;
skrubbery and shade; spacious grounds. PRICE,
ONLY $1,000.
sAULs ADDIT1oN-Ideal bungalow: frame
with stone f0unda ti0ns: six rooms: tiled bath;
hot-water heat; electricity; spacious grounds
PRICE, $I1,5OO.
Acknowledgements with six rooms and
bath on one floor; attic above; excellent heat
ing plant; electricity; front and rear porches;
garage; near Nichols ave. cars. PRICE.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.-Use Hyatts-
Vile cars; 2-stoy brick; rooms; bath; hot
water heat; electricity: plenty Of fruit. VA
CANT. PRICE. ONLY $4,75O.
Z DENT, INC.
~ I4th St. NV.
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UPTON ST.

Convenient to the car line; comparatively
new; contains II rooms and baths and
servants rooms: has gas. electricity ahd is
heated by hot water tautomatic water heat
erl: 2-car brick garage: owner will give i'm
mediate possession: requires only small
amount of cash
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FOR sALEAHoUsEs
FOB SALE-H0USES
Continued
SOUTHEAS'

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALEAH0UsES
ntinued
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.
$40
! <
9th ST. NE. NEAR N. CAP. AND Q NV.
home rom.
% y.ra 'ney e . & front porch To be newly BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
xo'U Ce,aia Hh from
NEAR nth AND PARK RD. possession. " = ~
ss7,o white brick bay window home in VACANT-O ST. NE.
=
PETWORTH HOME-NEW
porch
: =. ~
DAVIS & STEELE,
Main 5o82-s3o8. 1920 New York Ave NV
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ADAM A. wESCHLER. AuCTI0NEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROy-
ED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES
nREt.DN n

1142 OREGON AVE. NV.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber 4175. at folio 167. of the
land records of the District Of Columbia. and
nj the request of the party secured therebs.
default having occurred in the payment OF the
debt secured, the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction in front of the premises.
ia. Oregon ave. NV, on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1922 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following descr b.
ed land and premises as follows: Lot No.
1856 in square No. 1872. as per plat recorded
in the Office OF the surveyor in the District of
Columbia, in book 20, page 20. together with
the improvements thereon known as premises
1.42 Oregon ave. NV.
Terms of sale: Subject TO first deed of
trust on said property in the sum OF $3.50.
particulars Of which will be announced at
time of sale: all cash over and over said
trust: all conreyancing. recording, revenue
stamps, etc, at cost Of purchaser. Deposit
of $3.50 to be made at time of sale. Terms of
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the, right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defauiting purchaser after
FIVE days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper of general circulation in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
ARTHUR G. RIEH0p
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Price SISOOO.

A lovely corner worthy Of careful considera-
tjon. II has large rooms and bath. hot-watcr
heat. electric lights, hardwood floors and every
eonysnience This property has very attractive
ana spacious lawn; on tWo streets. with Aow-
erS, shrubs, etc. Can be sold ON very easy
>terms. :
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MOORE & HILL, INC.
I42o-22 H St NV.

I42O-22 II
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
18th ST. NEAR
KALORAMA RID.
A fine property for business purposes Price.
residence with large rooms and bath and
very we'll adapted for remodeling into store
and apartments at comparatively low cost.
BROOKLAND.
Price, $3.50
A beautiful new corner bungalow in the
finest part of Brookland. An ideal home for
church. etc This house has 5 large rooms
and bath with extra large attic; hot-water
heat, electric light and hardwood floors Inn
CHEVY CHASE.
Price, $I6,75o.
Chase, just CT the circle, e.half square west
Of Conn. ave This Is Dutch colonial design.
modern, detached home of large rooms and
wood floors. lot 701125; built-in garage and
beautifully improved. grounds We certainly
iHx Essese homs @ in Chevy Chase. Let us T show it
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Price, $I6,5oo.
A lovely home, just on 18th and BiltmoTe
sts, with a magnificent view, unobstructed,
over the Rock Creek valley. The owner wants
to sell and will consider reasonable offer.
There are II rooms and baths, electric lights;
very large lot running back to an alley. There
are bedrooms in this property and 1t Is very
convenient to two car lines. Satisfactory
terms Of payment may be arranged.
A NORTHWEST HOME
FOR COLORED.
Price, &,85o.
West of 10th ST., North of R St.
A well built, two-story brick with g large
rooms and bath; excellent location. Can Be
cold on terms: So
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Read This Daily Bulletin.
JUST OFF 18th STREET.
VACANT.
MT. PLEASANT.
This beautiful home is located on :
quiet residential street, within
short walking distance Of both car
lines. The house is of the brick CO.
lonial type, containing 6 rooms and
bath and h.-w.h.: has front and rear
porches. 22K feet wide; entire house
in good condition.
The price is $3.50 and reasonable
terms can be arranged.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
1877 Woodward bldg. Main 7eo.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
-Incorporated--.
z,S 18th ST. NV Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department
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West of 10th ST., North of r St.
A well built, two-story brick with g large
rooms and bath; excellent location. Can be
cold on terms., 81
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NORTHWEST
s.. 1916 r., b.. lat. gas; $500 cash.
81, 800 r.. b.. lat, gas; 2-car Dr. garage
$4,000 tam. nat: lat, gas: $3.50 cash.
s6.OOO-6 r.. b.: on 11th St; brick garage.
S., S,5O0-6 r., b.; fur, gas: near govt. dept.
NORTHEAST.
$5.250-6 r., b., fur. gas; rm. for garage
$5..So-s r. B.; fur: near Union station:
$575O-S r.. b.. fur; near North Capitol ST.:
$500 cash.
IS. 500 r.. b., lat; on Mass. ave. near 7th.
50. .SOO-6 =, b., fur; 2-csr brick garage
SOUTHEAST
81, 1906 r, b., lat; good section; $500 cash.
$4.0N-8-r.. b.: corner property: terms
Capitol.
BLOOMINGDALE.
s4,250-6 r. and b.; lat. heat. gas.
sssoo-S r. and D.; fur. heat. heat gas; porchss
PETWORTH.
A,eO0-6 3, b., fur. gas in good condition
$6,0O0-6 r., b., h--w.h., elec-
S.. .S5O-S e., b.. h.-w.h.. elec.; porches.
$685. r., b., h.-w.b.. elec.; garage.
We have several very desirable business
very reasonable terms.
Call at the Office and have our salesm
Open Evening
Also Sundi
GRAEME T. s
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Large, well planned detached home, sit
are 10 rooms and baths: front and double
rear porches; hot-water heat, electricity; gas:
hardwood floors and trim; sleeping porch and
screens; garage. Immediate possession will
be given and suitable terms made
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Just west Of Mount Pleasant car line; beau
tifuI tapestry brick house, with 25-foot front
10 large, well-arranged rooms and baths
lot-water heat, electricity; beautiful hard
wood floors. Entire house In good condi
ti0n and screened.
" PARK
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29

unanimously adopted recommend
ing members and others that
their properly qualified empl
be encouraged and given the time
to be trained to become scoutmas-
ters and to act in that capacity,
believing that such action Will be
helpful both to the men them
selves and to cfieir regular work.
and also to the boys of the com
munity.''
The report was submitted by
the committee on commercial edu-
cation. After reviewing the ele-
ments in the Boy4Scout program
which make for better boys and
better citizens by taking care Of
their spare time as we'll as their
.superfiuous energy, teaching them
what they want to learn in q way
that builds up both mind and
body. and gives Initiative, reliance
and self-direction, the committee
urges that heads OF business or
ganizations should encourage en-
p1oyees who have the right quali-
tications to take the training
necessary for service as scoutmas-
tiers, and that the time required
for the training and for service
afterward should be freely donat-
ed by EMPLOYERS.
I . ]. = a. Z.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29
PREPARE
FOR RACE CLASSIC
Tenth Annual Event at Indian
apoIis Scheduled on Dec
grafton Day.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2s.-The
last few hours are the shortest.
At least, that is the opinion of a
number of race drivers who plan
ned long day of Work in final
preparation for the tenth annual
500 mile automobile race. to be
held at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway tomorrow.
Many things yet remained to
be done before they would be
willing to Pronounce their mounts
in perfect condition, they said, but
all expected to be ready at post
time.
Four drivers are yet to qualify
their cars for the contest. They
will take their trials this after
noon and must drive at speed
OF not less than so miles an hour
to earn the right to compete with
twenty-five others for nearly
100000 in prizes which will be
distributed to the first ten cars to
finish the contest,
Howard Wilcox, Frank David
Son, William Gardner and Jack
Curtner are the men who have
failed to date to get their machines
in shape to qualify.
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-
gram of activities is the same, his
aims and ideals are the same
TO esta dish such standards as.
the Boy Scouts of America have,
has required and still requires
immense correspondence, most
thorough records, the issuance Of
countless pieces Of literature. the
production of standard manuals
for scouts and leaders, the direct.
ing of national educatioEal pub Bill
city, oversight OF the manuf acture.
sale and distribution of uniforms,
insignia and accessories used by
scouts, finding and training the
right men, as scoutmasters and
scout executives, esta bIishing re-
quirements for scout camps and
supervising such camps, produc-
ton of special magazine for:
scouts. editorial sponsorship Tor a
great many books of fiction writ
ten around the Boy Scout idea,
critical censorship of many motion
pictures proposed and produced,
around the Boy Scout, adjusting
scout membership fees and costs.
of supplies to the needs Of the
boys and of the organization at the.
same time, and securing from the
SSle4 Oh puD11S klAS RS
port necessary beyond the income.
from such sources. to carry on all
this activity in behalf of boyhood.
a most important feature of the
organization is insistence upon a
democratic form OF supervision
Local troops are responsible to the
institution with which they are
connected; and the institution is,
responsible to the national :organi-
cation. Where there several
troops in a community, a local
council is formed with representa-
tives from each institution and
from the civic organizations, and
other interests OF the community.
The local council then supervises
the local work and is responsible
to the national organization.
Again, the whole United States is
divided into twelve regions; and in
each region the presidents of local
councils and the resident members
of the national council Constitute
4 regional committee with general
oversight of scout work within its
territory, the committee being in
turn responsible to the national
council In this way a minimum
o fdirect administration from the
national office is achieved and
maximum freedom is assured to
each community in it's scout work
in keeping With the constitution
and bylaws of the Boy Scouts of
America under the charter grant
ed by Congress.
Adopt Resolution
At a monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce of New
York, a report and resolution were
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29
indianapolis FAILS
TO TOP OLD RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2S.-The
Indianapolis American Association
baseball team was well on its way
toward a world record for holding
opponents runless yesterday, ac-
cording to William Smith,}Jr the
clubs vice-president. The lone
run scored by Columbus in tao
eighth inning Of the second game
of a doubIe-header was the first in
forthy-three consecutive innings.
The record, according to Mr.
Smith, was established by the
Pittsburgh Nationals, who started
June 9, 1908, and BANKED their
opponents for hfty-two consecu-
tive innings.
The indianapolis club started
last Wednesday at Toledo when
Hill pitched shut out. Indiana
polls winning 3 to 0. On, Friday
Pug" Cavet BANKED Columbus
to o. Harry Weaver followed
with a 3 to victory Saturday,
and in the first game yesterday
Jonnard held> Columbus scoreless,
the score being 2 to 0.
Hill, pitching again, kept Col
umbus without a run in the second
game until the eighth inning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29
FA|RMONT NOT TO
PLAY EAST SIDE
Coach Ice Denies Report That
Contest Has Been Booked
For Thursday.

No game will be played between
Fairmont and East Side high
THURSDAY, according to an official
announcement from Coach Frank
Ice OF Fairmont High School this
afternoon.
NO such arrangement has been
made declared Coach Ice. and
reports and rumors circulated to
that effect are entirely erroneous
and without foundations.
"A request for a game was re-
ceived from East Side High school
and was given due consideration.
We decided. however, considering
the nearness of COMMENCEMENT
and the closing of the school, that
we would not play. We close our
season with the high school alum
nj contest today.
I'm making our decision, we
We're Influenced by the knowledge
that the game would be of little
importance as the city champion
ship is. already decided in our
favor by the winning of two games
and, whatever the result of Thurs
days game might be, nothing
could affect our claim to the title"
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estate OF John feSsraW, HAD
made their hnal report
The decree covers about haif sof
the McGraw estate largely sttsIat=
ed in and around Ora ton Some
of the property. inc ding slle
famous Webster Springs IIotei a.
Webster Springs was not Il, tire
sale and will be readYerti Used and
sold at later date HoSveyer
the famous resort VII II he 4. leased
and opened to the VI publ IN
short time.
Persons closely connsctsd with
the estate say tina Il pay a
6 3 per cent on the
Claims protected by "a ms but he
unprotected claims Sil STeah NE IF
much smaller part of their claims.
The great seal herd OF the North
Pacific, under adequate protection
has Increased to GEO, 600