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New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
WALL Street HAS
ANOTHER SETBACK
Motor and Tobacco Shares GO
on 1oboSgan
BY STANLEY. W. PRENOSIL

BY STANLEY. W. PRENOSIL
! ASSOCIATED Press Financial Editor.)
New York, Oct. IL Rl-Specula
! ton for the advance In 1oday's mar
I ket was interrupted by sharp re-
action In the motor and tobacco
shares, several of which broke : TO
Il h points. but buying support was
quickly supplied. and the market
headed upward again by early after
noon. Lowering of the call money
rate from IL to per cent stimu-
lated the recovery.
i There was little in the days bus
mess news to influence the price
movement. Most of the days earn
iings reports were favorable, the only
conspicuous exception being that of
the Pan American Petroleum a.
Transport Company which showed
only $l.52 a share in the first six
months as against more than IS in
the same period OF last year.
The mid day. selling movement
was most effective against Hudson
Motors. which broke 6lx points to
Saw, but quickly snapped back to
81 u. Chrysler fell points but re-
gained its loss. United Cigar Stores
was hammered down 3 Ia points
dragging other tobacco issues down
with it. Warner Bros. issues and
Wright Aeronautical also were con-
spicuously heavy.
! Montgomery-Ward led the after
noon rally by soaring more than Z
points to a new high record at
2s9 rs. International Harvester
jumped 10 points to a new. peak at
$50 IA. New 1928 highs also were
registered by General Ice Cream
Park & Tilford. American Zinc pre-
ferred. Federal Mining 4 Smelling
and American Linsecd preferred,
the gains ranging from 4 to SIX
points.
Steel shares We're in brisk demand
In reflection of the large increase in
the untitled orders of the United
States Steel Corporation. and re-
ports OF a high rate of operation. 4.
S. Steel Common advanced more
than 3 points to Il new high at 49,
and Republic sold 3 points above
yesterdays closing price.
In the railroad group. nickel
Plate" Common dipped to 121 -,
duplicating the years low
Apponaug Co, Columbia Graphic
phone and Schultz Real Estate
dropped l to 8 points in profit TAX
ing, and Royal Baking Powder and
Zenith Radio fell back and s
points, respectively.
Newmont was strong feature OF
the mines. jumping more than 10
points. Andes Copper was inclined
to heaviness. In the oils South Penn
again went to u new top in buying
in expectation OF a stock dividend,
and Standard Of Kentucky gained
more than 3 points. Others were
generally somewhat heavy.
Ii the utilities, Electric Bond and
share jumped I points, while United
!. Gas Improvement encountered prof
it taking.
TIL; MARKET At 2:3O +. NJ.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Sounds School Alarm
For Auto Truck Blaze

An alarm from Box :42 at the
Smith school at the corner of KEEL
sey and Sheffield streets at 1886
o'clock today brought several COM
panies of fire apparatus to Rocky
Hill avenue, where an automobile
truck owned by O'Keefe Brothers of
100 North street was found to have
taken fire from a short circuit in
the wiring. There was slight dam
age.
Chief w. ]. Noble called the
drivers attention to the lack of
judgment displayed In passing by A
number of telephones and at least
one fire alarm box to reach the
school alarm. A larger number OF
companies respond to school boxes
than to others and the chief wishes
alarms sent in from them only for
fires on the premises except In ex-
IRENE instances.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
ENGINEERS IN AIR
Members Of Club Go Up From
Isruillard Iicid-Inspcti0n Of
Pratt 4 Whitney Plant Made.

About % New Britain members
of the Hartford Engineers club
made airplane flights at Brainard
field yesterday and the club held an
unusual meeting devoted to aviation.
They We're conducted about the
field by Capt. Earl w. Fleet and
were taken for aerial rides, the first
for many of them. The club mem
bers then went to the plant of the
Pratt & Whitney Mfg. Co., where
they were shown through the air.
craft division which makes the
Wasp motors now used in great
many planes. At supper later
they heard Captain Clarence NJ.
Knox. state aviation commissioner.
urge the creation of a second air.
port for Hartford. Maurice G.
Steele Of New Britain IS president
of the club.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Nurses From Hospital
At State CnyentiOn

Eight nurses from the New Brit
ain General hospital, including Miss
Maude F.. Traver. directress, attend
ed the state convention of graduate
nurses at New London yesterday. All
but two were graduates. Those who
attended from the local hospital In
cluded Miss Traver. Miss Anna
Thomas. theoretical instructor:
Miss Margaret Eglenbon. Katherine
Hohensee. Catherine Gallery. Sadie
Buckley, Stella McGrath and Agnes
Cotter. The latter two are students.
The delegation was accompanied by
Mrs. E. l.. Hall of Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Traver's sister. who is here on
a visit. The trip was made by mo-
tor.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
CURB MARKET

New York. Oct. IL N-Opera-
tons for the advance carried q num-
Der Of industrials and chain stores
10 new highs on the curb inarket
to1ag. although reai'zinx on yerter-
days upturn caused consioe fable ir-
regularity.
Pines Winter From: "A" continued
its advance adding : points tc its
gain. while Sidney Bluynentha!.
Adolph Gobel. Interstate Depart
ment Stores. Lane Bryant. swedish
American Investment, .National Rub
Der Machinery Neisn er Brothers and
Peoples Drug advances 2 10 I poir t.
to new tops. Crock.,r Wheeler made
gain of 10 points and Hercules
Power gained s PORTS. equa :ling its
years high.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
RASkOB REpUDIATE
TALK BY HANSBROUGH
Says Ne Tried 70 Prevent kpeeli,
About Hoover Owuing OIL
ProAlulinG Lands.

New York, Oct. IL N-John J.
Raskob, democratic national chair
man, issued a statement today as
sorting that he had personally tried
to prevent former Senator Henry C.
Hansbrough Of North Dakota from
delivering the speech in Minneapo-
lis yesterday In which Hansbrough
credited Herbert Hoover with own
ing large oil land concessions in
Colombia and Mexico.
Having heard that the farmer
senator planned such an address,
Mr.. Raskob said he tried unsuc-
cessfully to reach him by telephon.
and telegraph to stop its delivery,
knowing there was absolutely NO
truth in the charge"
II know there Il absolutely no
truth in the charge" said Mr.. Ras
koh. land l think it is great pity
that Hansbrough should have made
such a charge without first trying
to verify it."
The chairman said that Hans
brough. who was republican sena-
tor for many years and is now
heading an Independent COMMITTEES
for Governor Smith. had no con-
nection with the democratic national
committee and that he had made
and would make no speech. in ar
official representative Of that body
Amy attempt to viIify the repu,
tation of a man OF good character
who is running for the high Office
of president Of the United States j,
pretty low politics, think" Mr.
Raskob's statement continued. "rt
attack mans views IL proper. tt
attack the character of men OF higf
reputation, such as Governor SmitI
and Mr.. Hoover, Is highly improper
. The country is In sorry stat.
when two men contending for tn.
highest office in the gift OF the PEG
, pie, whose private lives are above
reproach. have got to be subjectt
to the indignitics OF SANDER lieI
, and charges which have not ever
the slightest foundation OF truth"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Russell & Erwin Plant
On As Hour Schedule

The Russell & Erwin Division OF
the American Hardware Corporation
is operating on a 45-hour schedule,
effective this week. A short time
ago some departments were work.
ing overtime and all were operating
at least until 6 p. m. daily except
Saturdays Under the new schedule
the plant shuts down at p. m. and
does not operate Saturdays.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
"Deaf and Dumb" Man
Has Record With Police

The solicitor who operated on
Smith street Monday. feigning that
he was deaf and dumb. only TO admit
Lynn. Mass, under the name Melvin
Willett on charges of breaking and
entering. and larceny, according to
word received today by Chief w. c.
Hart from the bureau Of identifca-
ton at Washington. ID. c.. but he
was not prosecuted. So far as has
been learned, this is Willetts only
previous police record.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Red Cross Reports
Relief Money Raised

washington. Oct. II W = The
American Red Cross iotay reported
to President Coolidge that the S.
fund had been over,ubsc,ibcl nv al
most $4,000.
The Red Cross expects that the
fund will be given furthcr 1t"rsub-
scribed as a number Of large quota
sections have not reached the mini
mum set for them. The total sub
scribed to date is s. OPS. 134S2.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Leopold DECLARES
He IS NOT GUILTY
(Centiausd frosa First Page)

ceust and listened to the reading Of
tbs added csunt which accused him
u setting IRE to the building. In .
olear steady voice he said: Not
guilty"
Tho ether counts against Leopold
On which he was indicted last June
by 4 grand Jury are two of first de-
gree murder and two OF causing
death b. wilful burning Of . build
ing resulting In the death Of John
and Joseph Moynihan. two sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Thomas Moynihan.
tenants In the building on February
I.
Leopold pleaded not guilty to all
charges last June.
WitneSs Called
Mr.. Reynolds was the first witness
called by the state. He identified
three maps he made at the request
Of the state last May. One of the
maps which became the states ex-
hibit A. was the lay out OF the Sec
ton of Baldwin street where the
burned building WAS located. He also
identified maps Of the door plans Of
the first and second floors OF a por-
ton Of the building. During the
testimony Of MIR. Reynolds, Mrs. Ida
Leopold, wife OF the accused, who Is
seated by him at tho table,
followed the testimony closely. She
was writing down notes in a stem
ographer's book while she held her
left hand A. II to conceal the book
from the curious spectators.
Attorney Cassidy asked the wit
ness II he had seen any bottles In
the south store and Mr.. Reynolds
said he had but thought they were
soda bottles.
Mr.. Reynolds In answer to ques-
ton by Attorney Cassidy said that
he found no evidence as to the ma
ture Of tn" business and also said
he had not seen any signs OF bar.
He added that the lower floor of the
store was pretty well demolisht d
The store. the witneas said was d.
vided lntJ a front and rear part with
a door between. The witness said
that he saw safe and a desk In
the south store.
Attorney Cassidy asked Mr.. Rey-
nolds " NC saw any barrels such u.
whiskey barrels in the cellar Of the
= building ant he witness replied that
he had not seen any ii there were
any there. He said th.t there Wal
a regular c. liar door to the build
ing.
Mother In Court
Mrs. rhn,aas Monihan, mother oi
the two dead children. was IN the
d. court room curing part of the time
. that the ta'tsmen were being polled
to secure the 18th juror. She LEFT
the court rom for a time but re.
turned when the evidence started
She sat In u seat half way hack ir
the room with her head lowered
Often she rests her head In hel
hand which contains q handkerchief
Interest In the case was great anf
many were OF able to gain aJ,nis
sion into the court room. Mrs. Leo
pold was ore Of the first at tn,
courthouse this morning arriving
some time tc'ore her husband wa
brought up from the Jail. She wa
accompanied by her father. Tsrae
Medin Of Woodbury.. and woman
friend.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
SOUTH WELCOMES
| Smith BY salute
Continued from First page)

for an hours visit. the governor was
greeted by a huge crowd at the
Broad street station. The familiar
cry of "Al" and the strains Of
Dixie" and the sidewalks of New
York" went up from the station
throng and local band waiting TO
lead a motor procession to the state
capital.
EIre salute :
The governor was greeted by an
even larger crowd on the outside Of
the station, where automobiles were
waiting to take the governor TO the
capitol.
A governors salute Of II guns
was fired by the Richmond Howitz-
ers as Governor Smith stood in front
of the station.
Three days and two nights of
ridinglth rails faced the democratic
nominee before reaching Louisville.
n.y.. where he will make the first of
three formal campaign addresses Oh
his ten day trip. The other speeches
are listed for Sedalia, Mo-, Tuesday.
October 10. and Chicago. Friday, Oc-
tcber ~. Governor Smith will re-
turn to Albany. October y.
Meanwhile, an ambitious program
for meeting and greeting crowds in
Virginia. North Carolina. Tennessee
and Alabama had been mapped~sut
! for the candidate on the way u Ken
lucky, as we'll as a series OF recep-
tons and parades and personal calls
on several state governors.
Wearing his third campaign
! brown derby, having given away two
on his 5000 mile western trip, AM:
feeling fit as fiddle. the New York
executive was primed for tn,
journey. His route today lay across
Virginia and North Carolina. with
the first stop OF any length scheduled
for Richmond.
Raleigh. Greensboro. Salisbury
and Charlotte. N. c.. were importan,
pausine points for rear platform APP
y. arances and other doings on tn.
sc hedule for later in the day and
! tonight.
Revised Plans
Under a revised schedule, the de-
/ tails OF which mad not been an
nounced, the smith Robinson spe-
cial" will cut into the town OF
Stevenson. the only stop listed fol-
Alabama during the journey tomor-
row to Chattanooga and Nashville
Tenn. The halt at Chattanooga, or
iginally planned to last three hours
so the governor could participate IN
conferences with party leaders, has
been sharply reduced in order to
permit of an earlier arrival In The
Tennessee capital. where a big re-
ception is planned.
Three Speeches
/ Governor Smiths decision to make
only three addresses on the present
trip through the south. the border
states and Illinois. was announced BY
the nominee himself at a press con
ference In his hotel Biltmore head
quarters late yesterday. He hat
spent nearly the entire day goint
over final details of his itinerary ant
comforting with national and stat
party leaders.
The nominee said he was well sat
isfied with reports received fro:s
Chairman Raskob of the nationa
committee. When asked If he hat
been prevailed upon to modify hi
original plans and make NOR
speeches on this tour, the governor
replied.
i've been urged 10 make mor'
speeches ever since the convention
There's nothing new in that. III
chrnnic"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Former Russian Empress
Is Getting Weaker

Copenhagen. Denmark, Oct. II P
The Dowager Empress Marie OF
Russia. who has been i'll for some
time was in a still weaker state to-
day. For two days the empress. who
is ST years old. has tak-n no nour-
ishment whatever.
She passed restless right. Only
two days ago she babe farewell TO
the commander Of ner Cossack
guard who for many years has been
one of her mos: faithful servants.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Deaths



Mrs. Anna Casper. 60 years old.
wife of Joseph Casper of % Market
street, died at her home last night
following q years illness.
She was a native Of Austria and
had been making her home in New
Britain for rs years. She had host
Of friends among the Austrian peo-
pie.
Surviving her besides her husband
are "a son. Joseph Casper. and u
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Namehen-
weny. both of this city; a sister.
Mrs. Tilda Schmidt of Wallingford:
two other sisters and a brother in
Austria and a grandchild.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday morning at . O'Clock at st.
Peters church. Burial will be in st
Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Red Cross Relief Fund
Within 500 of Goal

Today's Red Cross fund for the
relief Of victims Of the Florida and
West indies hurricane disaster IL
within 800 Of the total amount
needed and the Red Cross officials
are making every effort to reach the
goal.
Today's Anal report a. compiled
BY Treasurer Leon A. sprague shows
. total Of tl.333.s1. with S666.1s
still needed.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Real Estate News
Varranty

Warranty
Robert Schults to Anna Schultz.
winthrop street
N0teAgos
Joseph Laviana to Carmine and
Maria Verano. Landers avenue, t1,-
600.
Abigaills Tani to Rose B. Viola,
East Main street, $500.
Paul Ponte and others to Burritt
Savings bank. $1,000.
George r. Fem to Savings Bank
Of New Britain. 5000.
Paul X. Rogers to saviags Bank
Of New Britain. $4,000.
00aoaa0
0eeree =. Fem from Savings
Bank Of New Britain, South Burritt
street.
Rose D. Viola to Abigaille TAM,
East Main street.
Bodwell Realty Co. to Julius and
Nathalie Peltser, Edgewood avenue.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Scott Is Appointed
81. Substitute POstmau

Walter E. Scott of Ill Smith
street has been appointed as a sub
stitute on the letter carriers force
at the local post office by Postmas-
ter Herbert E. Erwin. Scott is well
known in baseball circles, having
pitched the Stanley Works nine to
the pennant In the Industrial league
during the past season.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
SUES BROTHER on LOAN

Alleging non-payment OF a loan
Bonislas Tomareski Of Pennington
has brought suit for $500 against
his brother, Antonio Tomareski and
the latter's wife. Mariana Tomar-
eski. both residents o. Hartford. The
action il returnable in the court OF
common pleas the first Tuesday In
November. Constab James W.
Manning attached property Of the
defendants on Seymour avenue, thia
city. Attorney Michael A. Sexton
issued the writ.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Suspected Key Worker
Reported to Police

At 1915 this forenoon. Captain
Kelly was notified by telephone that
a man was inquiring for people who
were not kown. on fremont street.
Sergeant McCue. Feeney and O'Mara
were sent out to investigate but
could not md any trace of the
suspect
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
CHURCH BAzAAR OPENS

All Saints church bazaar which ID
being held on the church grounds.
was a decided success on its first
night last night. The Hardware
City band played and an entertain
meat was given. The bazaar viii
come to . close Saturday night
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
VISITOR UNDER ARREST

TheOdOre Smlth OF Branf0rd, N.
H., was arrested by Detective Ser
geant Ellinger and Sergeant Feeney
and turned over to Deputy L. g.
Marshal A. P. Marsh on the charge
Of violation of the prohibition law.
Smith denied to the police that he
was guilty.
The arrest was made in house
at the corner Of Stanley and Bing-
ham streets, where Smiths wife has
been visiting a relative. Smith ha.
been there u short time, also.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
ANNA NAPLES SARlSkY
STEVE RARISkY

Superior Court. state of Connecticut,
Hartford County. September Is. 1928.
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
Upon the complaint In said cause,
brought to said Court. At Hartford, in
said County on the first Tuesday OF Sep.
TENDER. as3s. and now pending. claiming
divorce and custody Of minor child Il
appearing to this Court that tho defen-
dant has received notice Of the tendency
OF said complaint. and 1t appearing to
this Court that the whereabouts OF the
defendant 10 unknown to the plaintiff.
ORDERED. That notice of the institu-
tlon and tendency of said complaint
shall he given the said defendant by
publishing this order in the New Britain
Herald, newspaper published In New
Britain. Connecticut. once a week, for
two consecutive weeks, commencing on or
before the 18th day OF october. 1928.
RAYMOND q. CALNEN.
Assistant Clerk Of aid Court.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Funerals
Andrew l3erknlau

Funeral services for Andrew
Beckman, former resident of this
city who died at Charlotte Hunger
ford hospital. Torrinston. as the 70
suit Of a broken back sustained IN
fall down stairs in barn in
West Cromwell Sunday. will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2::3o o'clock
at Erwin chapel. Rev. DR.. John T..
Klingberg will officiate. Burial will
be In Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

Industrial Rayon corporation for
the eight months ended Aug. 81
earned $'.3S share against sass
earned in the II st six months OF the
year The earnings for the first six
months in 1927 We're $1.41 q share.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
SUSPECTS RELEASED

Shortly before o'clock this after
noon the police took in three young
men on Beaver street on suspicion
In connection with the recent break
fngs into local homes After ques-
tioning the trio for some time, the
police released them.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
John w. Davis Will
Sneak in New Haven

New Haven, Oct. IL tF--state
headquarters of the democratic state
committee today was notified that
John w. Davis Of New York would
speak in Connection. on October 81.
The place probably will be this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
ANOTHER HOUSE LOOTED

The police were notified today by
Michael Daunis of IS East Main
street. that someone had broken into
his home sometime yesterday and
had taken the following articles:
gold watch. a white gold diamond
ring. q gold wedding ring. four sill
$40. d lady's hair ornament valued
at S2.50. Daunis reported that when
he returned home yesterday he mo-
ticed nothing wrong about his apart
ment and did not miss the articles
until this morning.
READ HERALD CLA&sgFYFD ADS
EOR REST RE6lIGR
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

the sanity of John Gibbs, 20-year-
old bandit facing life Imprisonment
for his daring single-handed robbery
OF a Grand Trunk mail car near
Windsor. Gibbs was captured the
other night in Detroit on a Grand
Trunk ferry which bore the train he
had robbed and $4,000 was found
In his pockets. officers say. If found
guilty Gibbs faces life Imprisonment
land ~ lashea, under Canadian law.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

Election Of officers will be By bal
lot Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance. S120,S2S,3Ul.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

34,52-imp $3.50, hfs $50, mi SIS, cwh
$40, inch SIS. 5 h 5000, Is C $3.50, p
s25.
500. hfs $500. mi SIS, cwh $40. inch
$3.50, IL h $500. 80 C 5000, s IS, 80 p
SIS.
Isaacson. Martin. Comertown, 10-35-57
imp $1,000. hfs $50. mi $50, cwh
500, inch 1925, auto s35, 5 h $3.50.
9 c 1926. s 81, p $50.
Island, Adolph, Antelope, 14-34-56-imp
Island. A. NJ, Antelope, 14-34-5s-imp
Island, Christian, Antelope, 5-s4-56-
imp S425, hfs 800, mi SIS, cwh 500,
mch $3.50. auto SIS, 2 h $40, 4 c s140.
Island. Christian, Antelope, 5-34-56 =
imp s25.
Iverson. Arthur. Harvey. N. D. 5-s7-5s
Iverson, Fred. Fairfax, MINI, 7-3s-57-
imp none.
Iverson, Ingvold, Comertown, s-3s-57-
imp 1870. hfs s65. mi SIS, cwh $40,
1895. 8 sis.
Iverson, Idw., Antelope, s-34-56-imp
s25e0, hfs 800. cwh $500, inch $500,
auto 5000, IL h $3.50, IA C se15. $ slo'
I. o. o. F. Lodge. Med. Lake, 7. s. 9. B 3
imp none.
Island. c. NJ, Antelope. B limp $500.
Iverson. Edwin, westby. 4-2-imp $500,
hfs s25.
Ibsen, Christian, Dagmar, 2-33-5S-imp
none, hfs $3.50, cwh $125, INCH $500,
auto s25. 10 h $500. II c 800, 8 s24,
p s21.
Ibsen. Christian. Dagmar, 19-32-5s-ipp
none.
Ibsen, Christine, Dagmar 22-32-5S-imp
$1,000, hfs 5000. cwh $50, inch $3.50,
auto $3.50, 4 h 1920. 7 C s245. 8 500. p
316.
Ibsen, Ida. Dooley, 3-35-57-imp 1920.
Ibsen, Jens, Dooley, 2S-36-56-imp none.
Ibsen, Jens, DooIey, 3-36-57-imp 5000.
Ibsen, Jens, Dooley, 1-36-56-imp $500.
Ibsen, Jens. Dooley, 4-35-57- imp IS,
cwh $50. inch $50, auto s475, l h $40,
Ibsen. Kirtine. Dagmar. 2o-32-5s-imp
Ibsen. Marius, Grenora. 1-33-5s-imp
800, hfs $3.50. mi 800. cwh $3.50,
INCH $500. auto $3.50, 5 h 5000, l c
s45. p SIS.
Ibsen. Jens. Dooley, /. 2. B 12-imp
$4,000. hfs 5000, mi $50.
Ibsen. Jens. Dooley, All B limp none
imp none.
Ibsen, Rachael. P~lentywood. 19-35-55-
imp $4,000. hfs $500, mi 500, auto
Independent Oil Co.. westby. 10, 20. 81.
%. B limp s1700. autos $500, ndse
$4,000. fix $3.50.
Ingall. Gen, Redstone, 7-4-imp $500.
Ingwaldson Co., Med. Lake. 3-S-imp
$500. mdse $4,000. fix $500.
IT B limp $1,000, auto 800. mdse
$1,000, fix 500.
Ingwalson Co, Plentywood. z. B IL
imp $500. mdse s25 900, fix $4,000.
International Elevator, Duluth, 8, "a
imp none.