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New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

{WELL-NeW Ulm, MINNESOTA.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed
bids will be received at the City
Clerks office in the City Of New Ulm,
Minnesota, up to- five o clock p. IN. on
September; p, 1922, and will be
opened and considered by the City
Council Of said City at N7:30 o'clock
P. M, on said day;;for the furnishing
of all tools, labor, material and equip
ment complete for drilling a sixteen
(16) )inch WelIto granite approximately
three hundred feet (3OO), on the basis
Of cost per. foot. We'll casing to be
16" o. D. 3-8" black pipe.
II Each bidder must include in his
proposal the rate per hourSfor testing
as to the capacity Of the well.
Each, bidder is equested to include
in his proposal the cost Of a "a hour
and 48 hour continuous testing. as to
the capacity Of the well. SsN's 7s 5.s
Well to beSlocated3in South German
park. 15 s.4.... ~ (
Bids must De accompanied by cash
deposit, certified check payable to the
order OF the treasurer Of the city, or
bidders bond, executed by the bidder
as sprincipall as sq.e;h corp ates surety
OF; grreties as shall ssbes approved by.
the City Cpuncilin at least he amount
Of ten per eepttpf the amount BIC. 1.
Each bid must be- directed to the.
City Clerk of said City securely sealed
50 as to prevent5its being opened with
out det lection, to be endorsed on the
outside IS brief statement
Of ummafy ase to t:hpes work, wihfehethe
bid' is to c6ver. '$ s'{esf-s
The City Council reserves the right.
to reject any or all bids.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota,
September 5, 1922. 3#s
(SeaD VIM. p. BAG KER; City Clerk.
ii !. H. II JJEVEIsNlAllN,
Adv. 36s37 erintende
Mrs. Rose Hoffman and daughter
Grace, accomp panied by M Iof-
nann's mother, N II Mary julius,
.eturned on Monday afternoon to /
their home in Maquok keta, Iowa, after
u extended yisit. the home Of Mrs.
Eulius' son, Sheriff w Julius and
'afnily Mrs Julius is one Of the pio-
leers settlers Of New Tim and enjo wed
aer visit very much here. She was
here during the hoM coming celeSl
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
Order to Present Claims Within
n. \. II Three Moihths. sts Ri

Three Months. .a$s aS
State Of Minnesota, ..s
County Of Brown. IS.
In Probate Court s.. 4. +.
n Special Term, August 22nd, 1922.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Catharina Koehler, deceased. " s: i:
Letters Testamentary On the Estate,
of Catharina KoehIer, deceased, late
Of the City Of New Ulm il the County
of Brown and the State Of Minnesota
being granted to Peter Koehler.
It Appearing Oh proper proof by
affidavit Peter Koehler made and. filed
herein, as provided by law. that there
are no debts against the state Of said
deceased: .3s !.
1t is Order d, that three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and: after the date Of this. Order, in
which, all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased, il
any there be, are. required to file the
same in the Probate Court Of said
County, for examination and allow,
ance, or be forever barred,
It is Further Ordered, that the first
Monday in December 1922. at l(
o'clock, A. NJ, at a General Term o1
said Probate Court; to fbe held at the
Court Houses in the City Of New Ulm
in said, County; be and the same here.
by is appointed as the time and place
when andSfsWhere theEs said 7 Probate
Court will examine and adjust, sale
claims and demands: = n
And it is Further \ Ordered, thai
notice of such hearing be- given to al
creditors and persons interested tir
said Estate; by forthwith publishing
this Order once in eachs week for threi
successive weeks giuasthe New Uln
Review, weekly newspaper, printed
and published in said County.
Dated aty.New sUlm, Mimi, this
22nd day ofsAugust,s 1922.
3>.sesSBy the Court, q;
(Court seaD II ~ WM.JB. MATHER
35-37 L: ::y Judge of Probate
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06

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AGED Buli.fst. Robert SRElll Rullnlck,
New Ulm:. s3s'' y s., 'a7s Is 5.s..: s
,rYearlinp .Bull-1st: john Faltis
Sleepy Eve.
Bull under yeair-lst, Robt
Runck, New Uln1. M 0i7',. . .1a -. 80.
AGED AGED Cow-olst. list John Faltis, Sleepy
Eve: End. Robt. ,Runck. New Ulml,
ard John Faltis. Sleepy Eve.
Yearl;np Heifer91s Tolfns "a Ills
Sleetpy%Eye. ;;Es $50 1sslss
Full Herd-1st. John Faltis. Sleepy
Eve - - only @ full bs' herd d shown, @
= Grand Chan,nion 'Bull-John
Faltis, Sleepy Eye. ~. -, : :
H. Grand Champion Cow-John
Faltis. Sleepy Eve.
.i SHORTHORNS. ,s.,:. ,1 y,
Bull between 2 and 3-1st, Joe
Altman. n New Ulm.
+ YearIing Bull-lst, Edwin Scheib-
lei, Searles. NJ.
!; Bull under L year-1st, Edwin
Scheibel. Searles: End. Henry Biebl,
New Ulm: 3rd. Joe Altmann. New
.Jlrn. go = .s..., M ..,T7 4
. Aped .Cow-1st. y Frank Johnson
5SIeeny. Eve. :
Cow between and 3-1st Louis
schuge] New Tim. 2nd Frank JohnS
son. Sleepv Eve.
Yearlinp Heifer-1st Frank John
son. Sleepy Eve: End. Joe Altman
New Tim. Ard Edwin Scheihe1
searles - - "- - =. '
Hs;fer c.,f-1st Henry Riohl
New Tim. 2nd Edwin Sche;hel :
ISearles: Yrd he Altman Nav Tim
. FIJI Hara - 81, Frank Inhnsnn
,sleenv Eve No other full :. herds
shown ! -
Grand chamni sRuli-Joe All
mann, New Tim = s
Crnnd Chan,n;on cow-T,onis
soh,gaI Nav IIl,,o. = =. I - =
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mis- cont est a. +be hnx,s ~ ana oirlc
ID d;vidad l info ~ tbree % cissses g. Gifrha fas
Junior % vearl;na. tha % senior s1 calf and the he
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
State Of Minnesota,
County Of Brown SIS.
=, Tn ,prohofo ca,

State Of Minnesota,
County Of Brown IS.
/: In Probate Court, Ell
Special T erm, Sept. LIST, 1922.
n the Matter ofsthe Estate Of. Mary
Gilmore, deceased. .5 .', 's
Whereas an instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and
testament of: Mary Gilmore late tof
Court. q. s''=lf''.f's'# i 4 q
And Whereas, JOHN C.. Sic benlbruns-:
ner has hled theTeWith.: his petition,
representing aHp ngaot her things that
SAID. l !. Mary Gilmore died in, said, county
on the 10Th day Of August a. D. 1929,
testate and That said pet pc it tfDner is the
executor naThed lin said. last; will and
testament and praying that said in-
strument may be admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be to
him issued thereon. ',.
tits Ordered that the proofs Of said
ms trument and the said petition. be
heard before this Court, at the Probate
Office, in the Court House, ins The City
O. New Ulm,. in said County, on the.
4th day Of October A. d, 1922, at. Id
Q, clock IN the fOre rerOOn, when all con
probate of said instrument. q A, a. is, I
q And it Is 9FurrTfe eher Drdersd Il that
public notice ofsthe time and place sof
said e hearing be given to- all persons,
interested, u BY publication Of a copy Of
thus order for three successive weeks
previous Sto, said day of hearing in the
ssltl New III YIN ,l7e lR7eYleW, "a week. news
paper printed and published at the
oI<
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
!. "a osSSHEEP.
.SHROPSHLRES..

u Ram, j. year old and over-1st,
Otto Frit On, Sleepy Eye. ~.
Ram Lamb-lst, A. +, Holder,
Sleepy Eye d e,.. .N. {
Eve, / year old and over-1st,
A. H.. Holder, Sleepy Eye; End, A. F.
Holder, Sleepy Eye; s3rd, 1Otto Triton,
Sleepy Eye.
Eve Y Lamb-1st, "A. F. Holder,
Sleepy Eye; End, Otto Friton, Sleepy
Eye; 3rd, Otto Triton, Sleepy Eye.
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
BEST STOCK SHOW
AT COUNTY F AIR .|l;|'.
$ STATE | 4 3 fAAiiiRs AAiis ALONE ebnsTs s.
y BROWNIE oUNTM FAIR M
IN LIVE STOCK! sIii,
= q . FsT.s :-!.
COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS
i or. LIVE STOCK / AWARDS
AT COUNTY FAIR. ,% ,,

The Brown County Fair held at
New Ulm last week was given credit
for being the best live stock show in
Minnesota as far as county fairs are
concerned in the opinion of visitors
from many different parts of,the state.
The only fair which beats the Brown
County Fair in Minnesota in the
quality Of its live stock is the Mime
Sofa State fair! ~ This fact is beconaing
better known all the while and has a
tendency to bring live stock fanciers
from far and near: to the local fair,
Winning live stock awards at the
county fair here is therefore not, as
easy as at some county fairs where
competition is not'so keen.% : \. ~
!; The Reriev gives herewith the COM
plete; list of live stock awards at, the
Brown County Fair held here last
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New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
COCKS and Dogs
AT COUNTY | F AIR |. I
ELLENT II L; R;oNpLiTRY III Il. Is SHOWN 9'll!
q All BROWN &c o11MNYa FAIR & 5 d
I lsskruI. .AsTyWEENts7 hsix Ia
%. - ''f."@ F'k-t@ " = E1Sf s.fS ~
DOG SHOW ATTRACTED, MUCH,
s ATTENTION FROM ,YQU|NNG. :. 8.
Il FAIR VISITORS. q, !, .;:; :,@,.
] q Il - lYr.rgf <aa. I: Ii ~

The poultry division, at the Brown
( County Fair this, year was larger than
last year and Of excellent quality. The
following awards were made:
/ Rocks, Partridge-Alf. Schlu mp
berger, 1st old and lst young. Barred
Paul lehman, Gibbon, 1st old, lst,
End and 3rd young. White Mrs. Ed.
Wegner, lst and End young; A. II.
Brodeen, Gibbon, 1st and End old.
Buff Otto Triton. Sleepy Eye, 1st
young. t..., -. .,..s.
Bramas,s Light Fred. "A. Fischer,
1st old; Amanda: SRenner, Springfield,
End and 3rd; old and 1st young. :..:.
Cochins, Buffz-Mrs.. Ed. Wegner,
1st old, 1st and End young, Partridge
Frank Floetl, 1st DID,. 1st and End
young. .,555+ -
Langshans,# j Black Renner,
Comfrey,9 lst and ;2nd old. ,, -.
M oMi'nsoreass, n Mhite u IS. - G;aF: = I w.
r. C. White ~ F..st w. Oswald, 1st and
l2nd:old. &C.. Black Cyril: Renner,,
list young; Jos. Karl End and 3rd
!young; VIM. Redeker, 1st old. R. c..
j Black Aug. Luepke, Courtland, 1st
old and 1st young. Buff Fri
ton, 1st old and lst young; Herb.
| Loose, End young.
Rhode Island Reds, Single Comb
H. Raabe, 1st and End old, %1st young.
Jos. Karl, End old, End and 3rd young.
Rose Comb-Jos. Karl, 1st old and
1st and End young. l.:.-
| .Wyandottes,. White Weis,
1st and End old, 1st, End and 3rd
young. Golden Laced John Richtei,
1stl old and 3rd young Hy. Vedder,
! 3rd old; Fred. Rauschke, End old and
1st and End young.
Buttercups-Jos. Karl, 1st and End
old and 1st, End and 3rd young.
lBianchi, .1st and End young; C. .Renner,
3rd young. Buff--Otto Triton, 1st old
and lst young.
Anconas, S. C.-Amanda Renner,
Springfield, 1st old and list and End
young. !.
W. G.. Polish Amanda Renner, 1st
told.. @,.:, a..
Silver spangled Hamburg-Alf.
Tietel, End old; Mrs. Ed. Wegner, list
and End young and 1st old.
Leghorn Bantams, s,-Raymond
Zupfer, lst old.
Bourbon Red Turkeys-Mrs.> Ed.
|Wegner, lst old and LIST young.
fEmden Geese-Hy. Scheible, list
old.
White China Geese-Mrs.a Ed.
Wegner;, s1sts old and 1st young.
Toulouse Geese A. f.. Wolder;
Sleepy. Eye, 1st old and lst young.
I Pekin Ducks III. Brodeen, Glib
bon, lst old; Elmer Benson, Sleepy
Eye, End DID,. . VI
Muscovy Ducks-Peters Schneider.
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06

7 9 s q Z
Sr. Champion BoarJoe Mueller,
New Ulm. .ts .l$ .a.5%' 4s.iis
j. Champion Boar-B. j. Latti-
mer, Springfield. I.
Grand Champion Boar-Joe
Mueller, New Ulm.
ST. Champfon Sow Henry Biebel,
Jrs Chanpio n Sow B. u ii Lattir
y lsf4Iasa, Gfasa seliasfsid! ehs%aiGP sovR, I 3
ss !, HIIAMPsifi11REs. I; SRI .s.5 a'' #
Senior Yearling Boar list Glap4
[ence Peterson New u In. 'ss: AIT l:sfS ll:sssSs (
Junior Boar Pig 1st Clarence
! Peterson New u I'm. D B, i. .,s,..
senior Boar Ris1st Clarence
Aged sow1s earencesPe Peterson.
Senior Sow Pigrlst +; Clarence
Peterson New Ulm; End Clarence
l Peterson New Ulm. 2.'I '.. .' q
Junior Sow Pig LIST Clarence
Peterson New, Ulm; End Clarence
| Peterson New Ulm.
Produce. Of Dam pigs under 6
mo. from one dam. list, Clarence
Peterson, New Ulm. N. ;=l
| Get of Sire-1st, Clarence Peterson,
New Ulm: .,s
BOYS AND GIRLS PIG CONTEST
| Fat Barrow Contest list, Adela
Johnson, Sleepy Eye; 2nd, Tracie
Faltis, Sleepy Eye; 3rd, Norbert
Zschetzsche, Sleepy Eye; 4th, Leona
Faltis, Sleepy Eye; 18th, Edwin Zschetz-
sche, Sleepy Eye; 9th, Lydia Potter,
Springfield; 9th, James Tesrow, Sleepy
Bye, both.tied for 9Th; 9TH, Joe .Isack--
lson, Springfield. f5;4 NH,
I The 1st prize winner gets free trip
and the lst prize pig is shown at the
Junior Livestock Show at South St.
Paul in November. q .
Purebre'd Gilt Contest-1st, Selma
Schultz, Sleepy Eye, with Spotted
Poland China; End, Irene Cooper,
Evan; :3rd, Marvel Schultz, Sleepy
Eye; 4th, Herman 5Keil, Springfield;
9th, Geraldine Bennett, Evan; 9th,
Guy ;Staley..Sleepy Eye; 18th, Leo. Keil,
Springfield .8th, Alice TesroW, Sleepy
Eye; 9th, Bob Staley, Sleepy Eye. ta'.s
The 1st prize winner gets a free trip
and the pig is shown at the 1922. Min
nesota State, Fair.
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
So sudden was the firing
That nearly al were shot;

So sudden was the firing -: :
That nearly al were shot;
Those fifty on the ferry
Were murdered on the spot. :,
The tragedy was dreadful -'".
And every heart was bled; e.
The few remaining remnants
Were weeping for the dead.
The fugitives, half naked, g..
Came runningto the fort.
t was a day of sorrow
And pain of every sort;
Poor children, without parents,
| Were hiding for their lives;
And fathers, in the tumult, -
Were sad for missing wives.
And Oh! the weeping mothersi
In sorrow, grief and pain,
They knew their missing husbands
, Were murdered on the plain.
That day was filled with tears,
A day of bitter woe, -,
Heart-rending were the trials
Endured long ago.
We dare not tell the. torture
That happened in those days =
The hatchet, knife and musket
+. Were used in horrid ways.
The dreadful sight that met US,
We we'll remember yet;
And Oh! the wall and weeping, il.
We never can forget. ~ IS
Soon Sibley, with his army, .
Came in and did his best
To drive those bloody villains
Far off into the West; ..
And as they were retreating,
They all together clung;t
And Sibley caught four hundred,
And thirty-eight were hung.
The battle of Birch Coulee,
We al remember well; 81 7:e
So bitter was the fighting ..
That many soldiers fell: .
A day of desc alton ...~..z.-..
Had overcome this part; :
The awful persecution
Gave grief to every heart: - =.
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
Order for Hearing Application for
appointment Of Administrator.

appointment Of Administrator.
State, Of Minnesota,
County Of Brown: !, s.. s55 .5:5 5, I,
+ In Probate Court
Special Term, August l4th, 1922. !
IN the Matter Of the Estate of Rein
hold Bosch, deceased
On receiving and filing the. petition
|,of Lizzie Williams Of the County of
Brown, representing among other
things, that Reinhold Boesch, late of
the County, ], of Brown v 4 in the State Of
Minnesota, on the 9th. day 81 August
a. D. 1922, at the County Of Brown
died sintestate, and being anssinha bitant
of this County at the time Of his
death, leaving goods chattels, and
estate withint this County, and thatthe
said petitioner Isl Al daughter and heir
.of. said deceased,and praying that ad-
| smliiniistration MI pf said estate sbeto Minnie
:Krippner granted; ssfss i,f.s'. altfis
It, is Ordered, that said petition BE
heard before. said G ount, on Tuesday
the 9TH day Of Sept embear1 AID. 1922,
ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office is the Court L House, , iii I'll New
.Ulm, ii. said d cSunty ilss,st ssts
Ordered Further, Fuftth ~ tthbaatt: n6ticg tharecf
BE gi 8 tie heitss bf said deceased
and to alt a paraHoHn9g 81 by
ths ofafgAr Saf 6hee IA eaaK WegKfor
New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
THE INDIAN. OUTBREAK OF 1862

1t was reign of terror,
A day of bitter woe!
Who can describe the slaughter,
We witnessed long ago!
Upon the plain and valley,
Was heard that fiendish yell;
The war cry of the redskins,
We do remember we'll.
The brave old pioneers
Had made themselves home
Amid the wilds of nature
Where savages did roam.
We lived for many years
Among those cruel men.
The day we would be murdered,
Indeed we knew not when.
The setter built his cabin
Upon his homestead farm,
And trusted very faithful 1"
That there would be no harm.
The prairie was developed
To fields of yielding grain;
His toll and great ambition -
Soon changed the western plain.
! The father and the mother
In happiness did roam,
And Providence was smiling
Upon their western home.
Their labors were rewarded -
And everything was blest;
Their faith and hope were rising
Within their noble breast.
But ah! there came a terror;
IA cloud of endless woe
Broke down upon the settlers
That day Of long ago;
And many pioneers,
Then living on the plain,
Without moments warning,
By cruel hands were slain.
7 VI. ..i..7,G a.
They rushed across the country
Their blcod-thirst had. no check
And spread sad desolation
Through Leayenworth. and Shetek
They crossed our fertile valleys
And speeded over hill u.
The bloody, naked demons
Their object was to kill. .t1.s....
The homes, where once was comfort
And pleasure, without pain, ~
This day, were laid in ruins
upon the western plain. go.
Those savage, brutal villains
Poured out revenge, and woe.
We cannot tell the sufferings
Endured long ago.
That bloody band, attempted
To take the fort, one day. Il.
The roar OF gun and cannon
Soon drove them all away. e.
From ambush,t they came running
Like demons, with yell, ID
And many dropped and perished
In front Of shot and she'll.
New Ulm was also raided .;l,.
by hideous's savage throng, ,@4
With. Little, Grow commanding,
sFhey4eame, ,eigh ghthundred strong.
Fsn4hrsalaag.d theEsbattled
And stroye to take the town,
But brave old pioneers
AT last did turn them down.
Our Juni boy was, captured
And taken far away.
He only. knows. the trials
And suferings Of that day; j.
And Mrs. Hines, Mankato,
Among the prisoners too,
Endured many, hardships,
For months, among the Sioux. \.
When rumor- rea ched Fort Ridgely
That Indians had broke out, i5
To check the bloody villains,
sfThe captain sent scout.
The soldiers reached the river,
Where hofdes,of Indians laid,
And while upon the ferry.
Evening star., 1922-05-23
COMMANDER ORDERED HERE

Commander Edward ]. Marquart,
attached to the battleship Wyoming.
has been ordered to this city for duty
in the Office of the aide for navy
yards. Navy Department.
Evening star., 1922-05-23
TWO UNDER INDICTMENT
FOR KILLING WIVES
Eighteen Others to Be -Arraigned
for Various Offenses in
the District.

Two charges of murder in the first
degree were made yesterday by the
grand jury against George s Epps, col
ored. thirty-one years old. Epps is al
legged to have shot and killed his wife.
Katie Epps, and another woman.
Louise Hodge. at 11O5 1st street
southwest December 81 last.
william II. Barnes. colored. was
also indicted for murder in the first
degree 1t is alleged that he killed
his wife. Lillian Barnes. by stabbing
her August S last at sol I'd street
southwest.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Mary Bell. violat-
ing anti-narcOtic law: George H.
Houston, false pretenses; Alfred j.
Shipley, grand larceny; Alvin letter.
Wilbur y. Bashore and William Fl.
Norris. assault with dangerous
weapon; Mary Jackson, forgery; Will
liam Smith, Arthur Davis and Frank
Clark. robbery: Carl II. Reuter-. false
pretenSeS: Albert Sunday. forgery and
uttering; Charles y. Merchant and
Robert Jones. housebreaking and lar
ceny: George J. Weide and Edward
Webster. carnal knowledge; Clifton
Young, joy riding; Matte S Cake.
grand larceny. and William Il. Par
ker, assault with dangerous weapon
Evening star., 1922-05-23

WANTED-A VANLOAD OF FURNITURE TO
PITTSBURGH BETWEEN MAY % ANDxo7
THE RIG 4 TRANSFER COMPANY. INC.
1928 14th ST. NV. MAIN 2159
Evening star., 1922-05-23

HOUSEKEEPERS; CYCLONE WILL WASH.
disinfect and restore all kind of rugs to their
original colors- -Four gallons Cyclone. Sl.2o'
delivered.
PROGRESSIVE SALES COMPANY. o..
Franklin 6i6g-J. COS ST NV. ~
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 SPE-
National Bank Of Washington. D. C.. will be
held June S, 1922, at $3.50 o'clock IN. for
the purpose Of voting on resolution ratifyinS
and confirming the action of the board of di-
rectors of the Riggs National Bank in enter
ing into agreement with the board of direc-
tors of the Hamilton National Bank OF Wash
two associations der the charter and title OF
THE Riggs National Bank of Washington,
D. c. ROBERT V. FLEMING, Cashier.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
cial meeting of the shareholders of The Ham
ilton National Bank Of Washington will be
held June S. 1922. at o:30 pm. for the
and confirming the action of the board of direc-
tors OF the Hamilton National Bank in enter
ing into an agreement with the board OF direc-
tors of The Riggs National Bank of Washing
ton. d. c.. providing for a consolidation of
those two associations under the charter and
title OF The Riggs National Bank of Wash
HrILEARY G HosKINsoN. Cashier.
NO. 121o4. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of
ice of Comptroller Of the Currency, Wash
;nEaon D. Cd May O. =, ise hy sa,
Hamilton National Bank of Washington.' in
lumhia. has complied with all the provisions
of the Statutes Of the United States required
10 be complied with before association shall
be authorized TO commence the business of
banking. Now. therefore. i, D. r. Crssinger.
Comptroller OF the Currency do hereby certify
that The Hamilton National Bank Of Wash
ington,'' in the City Of Washington. in the
District of Columbia, is authorized to commence
the business Of banking provided in section
fifty hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised
Statutes c. :ke United States. Conversion of
the Hamilton Savings Bank. with a main Office
and three branches located within the limits
of the city of Washington District Of Colum
bia In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal of office this FIFTH DAY OF MAY
1922. tSeal. d. r. CRISSINGER, Comp
rroller of the Currency.
THE RIG TRANSFER COMPANY. INC.
Evening star., 1922-05-23
REMEDIAL LOAN MEN
TO MEET HERE THURSDAY
National Federation Plans Three
Day Session of Fourteenth An
nual Convention.

The National Federation of Rene
dial Loan Associations will hold it's
fourteenth annual convention at the
Hotel Harrington Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
The principal speaker Thursda v
Will be Representative Burton of
Ohio. who will address the convention
on Remedial Loan Legislation From
the Legislators Viewpoint" The
progress of the uniform small loan
law will be reviewed by Walter S.
HilbOrn, acting director of the divi-
sion of remedial loans of the Russell
Sage Foundation. Raising New Cap
ital in Tight Money Market" will be
the subject OF Il paper by j. E. Ryan
of Detroit George E. Upson OF
Utica. n. Y. will discuss The Treat
ment of Loan Associations"
The following papers will be pre-
dorsed Notes." by William f. Davis
mobiles" by A L. Whifmer of Sioux
City, Iowa: "Publicity."fby w Z. Pal
matter of Omaha. Neb Progress OF
the Proposed Uniform Pawnbroking
Bill" by r. Cornelius Raby of New
! York.
The federation was organized in
June. 1909. and is affiliated with the
National Conference of Social Work
The headquarters of the federation
are at New York city. officers are:
Arthur II. Ham, chairman, New York
ID. S. Coffey, vice chairman. St. Paul.
Mimi: John f. Ryan, secretary
treasurer. Detroit. Mich: r. Cornelius
Raby. counsel, New York city.