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New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
BULLET TAKEN FROM BOY

Ornc Nik of Highland street. who accidentally shot himself while car rying rifle in the BarncGdalc sec ton of the city several days ago, un- dorwcut an operation at New Brit ain General hospital for removal of the bullet, it was announced today and is recovering rapidly.
 The operation was performed uu- der a local anaeglhctic, and il is ">- uecjed that the boy will be able to return to his home shortly.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Banks and City Hall
 Recall Honest Abe'

Banks and City hall suspended business today in recognition of the anniversary of the birth Of Abraham Lincoln. Otherwise the day passed in this city without especial ob servance although patriotic pro- grams were held in some schools.
 ScNcnty-hve flags flying on the new bronze posts and set in the new metal sockets advocated by the American Legion ornamented the sidewalks on Main street and inter- Soct!nE streets today. The new poles and sockets are approved by the Legion because they are. not susceptible to weather conditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Double Anniversary
 In KarvOslli Family

NIT. and Mrs. Alexander karvoShi o, to5 Broad street are celebrating thcir "4th wedding anniversary b. day and are receiving congratul l. tons from friends and relatives,
 Mir. and Mrs. karNoSki were mI?- ried at the Sacred Heart church 'n 1906 by Rev, LucNan RomowsE'. pastor. and have made their hom.' ir this city since.
 The observance has a double Si's uificancr to Mrs Itarvoski as shc is also observing her birthday tod, Both are well known among tht
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

| olish residents of this city and arr affiliated with several societies her.. Mir karvoski conducts a Confection- ary store on Broad street.
 MT. and Mrs. karvoski have two sons. Charles and Julius karvoshi and two daughters, Miss Mary kaH- voski. secretary at the law offices ot Attorneys E, J. Monkewicz and Mal- tin F. Stempien, and Miss Joan E3rVoSli
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
BRINGS IOEECLOSI Hi, SUIT

Foreclosure by sale, q real .s- iote attachment and q garnishcc of a mort gage is asked in suit whi h sum Waskowitz and Abarham RD- #cHblatt instituted today against Dorado Pa1onia, Salvatrice Buchc.,. Catherine Dzicek and the Cry Eeal'. Corp.
 Property on High street is in ia- voivcd. It was mortgagcd on July |, 1925, and later the plaintiffs gave erine DMcrk.
 Besides the request for forcclo- sure = plaintiIf also asks for a G, iici ncy Judgment.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
LEGION ID HAVE
 UNIVERSAL NIGHT
1. F, & C. Employees to Occupy
 Chairs at Post Meeting

Universal night with employees ot I.anders, Frary x Clark occupying line chairs, will be featured Thurs uay night. at the regular meeting of Eddy-Glovcr post, American Lc- sion, at Legion headquarters on Washington street. During the meeting the birthdays of both George Washington and Abraham Lincoln will be observed with fittins ceremonies.
 Those who will take the chairs for the meeting and initiation arg as follows: Commander, William A, Andrew; first vice commander, Will. liam Ncnberg; second vice com ,aandcr, Fred Butler: past com- Uandcr. John Johnson; chaplain Willis Marsh and sergeant -at-arms, rlcon Bell.
 An entertainment will be provid- od and luncheon will be prepared and served under the direction of William Scott and John Callahan galley experts.
 r. X r. Corbm night will be ob- s,rved at the meeting 10 be held J'clpuary 97, at s o'clock.
 A meeting of the Hartford county district association will be held at the high school in Windsor Locks Sunday afternoon. February 2S, al , o'clock. A large number of th4 members of Eddy-Gloycr post will attend.
 Auxiliary, Notes
 The Eddy-Glovcr Unit, Amercac Legion auxiliary, will hold it's mex; regular meeting on February 20. \ reception for new members and u welcome to all state and county O. ticers will be held. Supper will b> served at G:30 o'clock and mem bers are asked to notify Mrs. liar rict Mitchell, telephone GAIA, | they are planning to attend.
 Membership Awards
 Notable gains in points durin. inc month of January with regard 10 the membership drive being con ductcd by Eddy Glover post quail lied the following workers for 30 point awards; George Hallin an. Joe Pcrronc. Ken kron earned tn, prize award for the highest tota score for the month. These prize will be awarded at the post meet ing tomorrow night.
 The local post is seeking 10 swel it's membership roll this year t' 900. So far. the post is far be hind the record it made last yea when it was the largest post in tht state Post No. 47 Of New Havcl is leading the state with 625 pal,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Birth Records

A son was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Racket of Allen street and McClintock road yesterday.
 X daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs Charles l.. Dalton of g Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Mitchell Says Packers
 Have Not Obeyed Decree

NaShin@ton. Feb. : CP-Thc Scn- ate agriculture committee was in formed today by Attorney General Mitchell that the packers had "nyver fully compiled" with q consent de cree under which they were to con line themselves principally to meat rachin%.
 The attorney general added, how ever, that occausr of extensions ol time by court order. the packers have mot as yet been guilty Of dis "bedlence to the terms of the de- cree"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Court Hears Cases of
 Men Who Wrecked Car

Norwalk, Feb. l2 RHArthlr Henzler of Norwalk was sentenced to 10 days in jail and Philip O'Grady, also of this city. was fined $50, by Judge Freeman Light at special session of city court today, when Miss Indiana Gyberson, ar artist of Cornwall Bridge, Conn. testified that they misappropriated and wrecked her expensive automo bile at a loss to her of over $2.soe
 Henzler was charged with takinS the automobile without the owners permission on Monday night and O'Grady. who was driving the car at the time Of the accident. was charged with reckless driving. O'Grady was badly hurt in the ac cident.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

up members while Hartford is sec ond with 4lS. New Britain, leader in the state last year, is now third but the membership workers plan to speed up during the present month.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
SUSPENDED FROM FORCE

Waterbury Feb. r P)-Patrol- man Joseph Norton, mcmoer o' the police department since 192l. today was suspended for 4S hours as punishment for alleged neglect of duty. He failed. according to the charge, to dry doors on his beat Sunday night. when barber shop was broken into and safe cartcd away.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
I.tBBlTS POISONED

street complained to Sergeant ]. |. King at police headquarters today ji"t nine rabbits were poisoned last uchH The detective bureau is ln- Ncst< ulnS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
ENGINEER RUSHED
 BY JOB SEEKERS
Representative Of Firm Building Veterans Hospital SWamped

The traditional bee hive is a model of~quiet and pcaccGulness as com rarcd to the activities in room 5lo, burrtt Hotel, since Edward Parsons came to this city Monday nornng. Nlr. Parsons is chief engineer for Murch Brothc.s Of St, Louis and Is ir charge of preliminary arrange mcntS for the erection of the mlllion collar veterans hospital at Nc"- lngton.
 Since noon Monday when fit be- came known that he was here and hat approximately 800 mon from New Britain would be employed, Hundreds of job seekers have tloCke1 10 the hotel. Despite the fact thal Mondays Herald said no one Woul,l be hired at the hotel and that no hiring would be donc until next Monday and then on the job. thosc no wished employment besiegc1 ] the hotel as carly as s o'clock yes '"rday morning and again shortly after o'clock this morning.
 \ steady stream of 1hcn flows in and out of the hotel Job seekers get no farther than the desk Whcr they are told by clerks that no hlr' ing will be done until Monday an. hen at the scene Of operations ol Willard avenue, Ncwington.
 S2lcsmun and contractors coo their heels by the hour in the hotC lobby waiting for an opportunity ;' sec Mr. Parsons. Each man is re ported as rapidly as he applies q Inc desk and is admitted in hi' urn by telephone orders from th' temporary headquarters.
 While Herald representative visited Mr. Parsons this morning th' latter had two callers at his doc and three telephone calls within til' minutes. IS that the way it is al day?' he inquired. Things are slop uoW-this is q rest period" the en gincer replied.
 Men Turned Away
 One clerk at the hotel estimated that he has informed at least o0' oD seekers where to apply. Whil another clerk said there were fuli, that many turned away by him O. Monday afternoon between and o'clock.
 William Hughes of Chicago, wh' will be superintendent on the joL will be at NeWington Monday ant ill start work at once erecting al cuica. Help will be hired on tn grounds at that time. Mr. parson vest crday received q call from Mayo Angelo M. Paonessa who offered th' facilities of the city. Mir. ParSon las made q rCquisition on frarI Rogers. who has charge of the muni rjpal labor bureau for 100 mon l. start Monday morning.
 Win Hire Union Jradcsmcn
 Questioned today on a statcmcn attributed to him that only uniol labor would be hired, Mr. parson said this statement was made bu applies only to those trades Whicj arc organized. We arc d 100 pc cent union concern and of courS mnst hire union men. but it is no my job to organize unions Wher none exist" lie said the union re uuircmcnt will not apply 10 laborer
 While it is the desire of Murc Brothers to engage as much Of th help as possible in New Britain aD award as many sub contracts 3 possible as well as buy as much a they can of the supplies in Ne' Britain, Mr. Parsons sounded q not of warning today when he said tha sub-Contractors in New York ar making strenuous efforts to Ian 7ome of the contracts.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Injunction Granted On Vending Machines

Hartford, Feb. l , CUP)-State Police Commissioner Robert T. Hur- ley has been Served with a federal court injunction restraining state po- lice from raiding slot machines op- erated by the Eastern Mint Vending company, it was learned today.
 Commissioner Hurley has referred the matter to Assistant Attorney General Raymond A. Johnson, and it is believed he will contest the in junction.
 The injunction, granted in New Haven by Federal Judge Edwin $. Thomas, has been served upon po- lice chiefs in several cities,
 Chief w. C. Hart of the local po- licc departmcnt had not learned Of the injunction this afternoon and said he understood there was to be q hearing in the matter February r. The Eastern Mint Vending com- pany is plaintiff in one of two cases brought against police officials to restrain them from seizinG slot ma chimes.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Joy Ride in Elevator
 Lands Four in Court

Waterbury, Feb. l2 d2l -- As the result of stealing q joy ride yesterday afternoon on an auto mHtiC apartment house elevator. four men were arraigncd in city court today charged with dam- aging private property.
 Tho mon were Mortimer Kron. George Groat, James Cor >ius and Frank DioriO, all oi Waterbury. All were granted uOllcs.
 Operating the elevator by push buttons. the men are said to have frustrated attempts Of the janitor Of the building to halt them until the latter went into the cellar. shut off the power and held the men prison ITS between two floors unlll he could summon a policeman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Mrs. Catherine Murray E@an

Mrs. Catherine Murray EGan Wld- ow of Philip Egan. of 47 Farming ton avenue. died this morning at her home following an illness ol three months.
 Mrs Egan has been q resident ot this city for many years and has been a member Of st. Mary's church for the past 45 years. She was q prominent member of the Promoters Of the Propagation of the Faith and the promoters of the League of the Sacred Heart, both of St. Mary s church.
 Surviving are a daughter, Miss Catherine ESan, teacher at the Elhu Burritt school; q stcp-daugh- ter, Miss Mary Egan of this city; three stcp-sons, Philip. James ana Thomas. all of Albany, N. Y, and q sister, Mrs. James Madden of thi: city.
 Funeral services will be held Fri day morning at o'clock at st. Mary's church. Burial will be n St. Mary'S cemetery
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Fun erals
Mrs. Margaret I,nCman

NrN. NargaTCt TilCInan
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mar Garet Eneman, aged 60, of 9 Yale street, widow of John Eneman. who died yesterday, will be held tomor- row afternoon at o'clock at Erwin chapel. Rev. E. Leonard Smith of this city will otficiatc and burial will be in Fairyicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Mrs. Paul SaknlalIskas

The funeral of Mrs. Paul Saka- lauskas will be held Friday morning from her home, 39 Rhodes stree,, where Rev. Edward V. Grikis will conduct services at S:15 o'clock a1i ag o'clock from St. Andrews church where q solemn high mass Of requiem will be celebrated. lH- tcrmcnt will be in St. Mary's com tcry.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Deaths S
Caeinira ZyCZek

Casimira Zyczck. months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zyczek of l63 Gold street, died this morning after a short illness at the home of her parents. She was born ir Poland but was brought to this city when her parents cam" here three months ago.
 Resides her parents sine is sur >ivcd by a brother, Matthew Iyczck
 Funeral arrangements, in charge of k. BlogoslaWski are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

GcorGja'S income in l32? from lo tlurk crop. was S5.12I.ooo, an ir- crease Of 29 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, {t,oi3,S13-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
ARE UNDER PROBE
Department of Justice Begins
investigation With View
to Changes.

The Department of Justice is con-
Quoting an investigation which may
result in thOroughgoing and funda-
mental changes in bankruptcy law ana
practice.
AS an outgrowth of the recent in
CURRY into the administration OF the
bankruptcy laws in New YORK, Whlch
ment of attorneys and the institution
of major reform by the courts, the
Justice Department has undertaken a
minute study of the whole field OF
conduct in bankruptcy cases.
In charge of the present investiga-
ton is Solicitor General ThomaS ID.
Thatcher, who played a prominent part
in the New York inquiry. If condi-
tions similar to those disclosed in New
York are shown to be prevalent
throughout the country. he says. dras-
tic changes in the present statutes may
be expected
The investigation was announced by
President Hoover yesterday in a state
ment saying present losses through
bankruptcies had amounted TO S3,OOO,-
100000 in the last five years and at
present were aggregating $4,000, 900
annually. It's general purpose, he add
ed. would be the formulation and rec
concentration to Congress of legislation
to amend the present code in such a
fashion as to eliminate the evils which
now prevail.
Late in the day Judge Thacher de-
scribed the reasons for the investigation
and outlined the manner in which 1t
will be conducted.
Regular Department of Justice inves-
tigators who are experienced in bank
ruptcy cases will carry on the investi-
CATION. Several cities of varying sizes
which are considered representative
financial centers will be chosen as the
scene of their activities.
The Department of Commerce. which
has recently made inquiry into the
causes of bankruptcy in various lines OF
trade. will cooperate with the Justice
Department in the investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
A. 7. & T. Stock Sales.

NEW YORK, July 80 Pl.-Sub-
scriptions to the 1850 shares of Ameri-
can Telephone & Telegraph Co. stock,
rights to subscribe TO which expire
August /, totaled more than 100000 at
the close of business July 20, with re-
cepits approximately $9O,000,000 OF
those received, 70 per cent were fully
paid and % per cent in illstallments,
compared with SO per cent fully paid
and II per cent in installments for the
1923 offering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
WATER RESOURCES INQUIRY
,y the Associated Press.

BY The AsSoclated PreSS.
The War Department announces its
engineering branch will need three
years to complete a study of the water
resources of the country under recent
act of Congress, at a cost of 1892, 400.
Purpose of the study is to formulate
plans for improving the Nations
streams for navigation, power develop
ment, flood control and irrigation. Re-
ports already have been made to Con-
gress on Is waterways, including the
Tennessee, st. Francis, Iowa and Wis
consin Rivers, and field work has been
completed on so others. The reports
will give the cost of developing each
river for the purposes indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

PARIS. July 80 (P.-Trading was
quiet on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, SO francs Is
centimes. Five per cent loan, 102 francs
centimes.
Exchange on London, 1913 fracs rs
confines. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs Ala centimes.
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Continued on Page III
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"a man is under the influence of
drink within 10 minutes of taking any
alcohol" declared a medical authority
in giving evidence before the English
Licensing Commission recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received ;

Note-AH stocks sold hundred share lots
excepting those designated by the letter 65s t265s
which shows those socks to be sold in odd lots only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOS. ). OWEN 6 SON, AUCTTONEERR,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

Y49TE s aAhE or rwgFAYaRH7F SEN R5AI
AND sTUcCo DWELLING CONTAIN.
k A4KKAAEEq HNxoiR kH0Ms AS i752 IRVING
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust, re.
land records Of the District Of Columbia,
s aRa The sell a.
auction; In front q the premises, On NON
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the foliowine.
District OF Columbia, and being lot forty.
Of part of square twenty-five hundred and
ss so 2Ss plat d
offce Of the surveyor OF the District Of Co
iumbia. upon the following terms.
=, Terms OF sale; Purchaser to pay ene-
81 TIVE ess ss
one and two years. respectively, with inter-
payable semi annually, and secured By deed
at the 't option Of the purchaser; taxes and
interest paid or adjusted to the date of
sale; all conveyancing, recording. etc, at
the cost Of purchaser; good title or no sale.
time Of sale and settlement to be within
deposit forfeited and the property resoid, at
e ehs Soss sfter vs 6 days prevous
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. C.
p WR RAEels isAAHgo ass
ap23-d&ds, exsu&ap25 Trustees.
egTHE AHoyE SALE Is POSTPONED
THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE BY ORDER
OF THE TRUSTEES. my5-2t
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. ]. OWEN q SON, AUCTION
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

M sA Hiss IF G G%o RR5ck DW EE
BEING RREM M5 c. NOS M III AMP lila
ING REING PREMISES NO. i52l FIEEa
THREElsro SoFI1 sMRIeE b 6MR hM2s
BEING PKEMIsEs NOS; AS AND Ss7
vatSe II deerse q she Supreme
Equity Cause No; 1920. we viii sell at pg6t;;
Wy c9Sk Il. 1884 SSo A.
The pistrict Of Columbia and being: Parcel
s2son IL Gti pa e q sps square "a Y IS
recorded IN Lber W., 2: M. folio 33s of the
Of the once q the Of the Ds
81 EeTssf nR ocIock s!ff Pm, Psrssi
u saaars north 81 square ss
as per plat recorded IN said syrveyors once
az S front FL b tSH s :sd an. % 81 ss 5
Efyf oe snss Pm and
said surveyors ONCE in Liber 50, folio az
soDsrassly = for s al cash; DEPOSIT Of ssoO.oe
i s. rs s. on Ra6ss; n sas
ferns 4sss aea s sis0tsps g
sts &c the FAX and cost pSr
snc6 resale 'f In some Newspaper puSshsd In
o. al sfS sssspe 81 sse
court.
oosS IS SSqlSsssSS ssI SssIIalps.
COS sth st. NV.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTToNEERS.
l425 Eye street Northwest.

rRY pEoVfD sAs S 81 HeI ggesssIsrEs
Rz T z5ss rs SSos $50 sS's STREET RAEEEF
Ap US. q r:es sssq as ssfd oi s sECs IT s:
sns
EzgTsS Sb .s 5a It FFs6EgH R SzY e.
situate in the District of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED Is and being LOT numbered
hundred and sixty-seven (2o6D In Robert r.
Cahilrs subdivision of lots in block num-
lands. IS per plat fseoTdsd In TIE ofaee of
ths su y ~, fer the District q Goium6is in
restriction hne as shown on said Plate -.
trust for. $4,000 90. further. particulars Of
which will be announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit Of $4,000 required. Com
yeyancing, recording, ETC., ct the purchasers
cost. Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be Advertised and resold
at the discretion OF the trustees:
E Ed5EzHdrp a sA AsMNTAAEEPP.
myb' d&ds'exsu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
k0GUAE DAYS:
ADAM A. WEsCHLER Son, Auctioneers.

NO. i44s GiRARD sTREET NV.
~ virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded IN Ilber $500, folio 4o5. ct sea, OF
the land records Of the District OF Columbia.
UNDERSIGNED trustees win ofler for sale BY
R SRaEsssp Asss'iG qE ~ rH HIT eAY
NAY NAY i ts All snS sd
premises. situate ip the pdstTiss Of coigm6is.
subdivision Of North Grounds of Columbian
University" rs per plat recorded the Office
OF the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
in Liber Governor Shepherd at folio lf9;
beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF said lot and running thence east
along the south line Of said lot 1857 feet;
thence north and parallel with the west line
Of said lot las feet to. the north line of
said 10; thenes vest along the The north line
Corner 1 Of said lot lot; thence south l4S feet to
now known for the purposes OF assessment
and taxation as square 1855.
Terms of sale: The above property viii
be sold subject to o prior deed Of trust Tor
$500. 90 at go due october 20, 1891; balance
cash deposit IF $500 90 rsgred 81 SS5
and notarial fees at cost OF purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise trustees
and cost Of defauiting purehsses, after f. . i've
newspaper published in Washington. ID. @.
JOHN D. HOWARD.
JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL.
my2.5TQ12.l3 Trustees.
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BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust, duly
IF sas and seon Of the Rs If
Of trust. the undersigned trustee win sell
at public auction. in the storeroom Of prem
5: g.. being 3 part q "a. hszsinsfteE Dc:
seriSed real ,s ssssats on u ths FIETH PAY OF
the following described land and premises
and furniture. furnishings and equipment,
q eSum m the a 6' g
Original lots twenty COO and twsnty,on
IL with two a. hS Sndns. sSd
RoS srsessa 81 eisssa .hsp.on aa .nsiSsins -
and ana e
moHs5i and SOUP
ment. Of every kind and description, in or
herewith Except SO much theerof as may
belong 70 tenants, encouragement OF which
70 s Ss Lena as said ne dea Of p
with all and singular the ways. easements,
Eslss.sRsS: e .s ad pr:@ss
s any q. vss r.S a sd seed % trust s
IS 70 SAID iand. saidina '; ana f'i
ssssc OSo,: mssa5ins Jun. u, 1850: WITT e:
taxes; full particulars Of which debt. taxes,
and as to existing leases, II any. TO be given
ct the time Of sale, or can be obtained in
advance from the trustee.
chase money over and above the amount Of
the existing nrst deed Of. trust indebted
ness to be- paid IN cash. balance !n two
equal ipstalmsnts, ,Rayabls IN one Cil and
csntum1 ts%1 per snnTm paysSSle - s sa.S
Of trust upon the property sold. Or al cash,
3. The optisn q The guTshassF ,,5.o dsDosiN
Be required at time Of sale. Ali convey
aneins. recording, etc. At cost Of the p urs-
within twenty .(2ol days from day Of sale.
oshs5wtss The trustee fsssryeS The rtght e e
dstau.ting pyrshase., after ten LID 90. days
paper published IN Washington, D: O.
NATI0NNAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM:
BY WILLIAM d. HOOVER.
President.
(Eeal) Attest:
q PERCIVAL WILSON,
Secretary.
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