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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-06
Grant Old Settlers
Will Gather June Ia

Carson, N. D., May 6.-Members OF
the Carson Commercial club are max
ing plans for the annual Grant county
old settlers picnic which will be con-
Quoted here June II. Major J. M.
Hanley Of Mandan has accepted an
invitation to be the speaker Of the
day. Members Of the Carson band
will have charge OF the amusement
features of the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-06

While raktng his newly ploughed
garden. W. J. Brookssof Washington,
Iowa, found $50 in gold coins. Dates
ranged from lo42 to 1883.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-06

J. W. Riley for county Judge,
(PO1. Adv.)
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
BUGS EAT UP S7SO IN CURRENCY
CaIiiOrnian'S Sealed Tin Box Fails to Stop ForaSers

Los Angeles. Feb. @2 tCp)--Mi- croscopic bugs made S7S0 in cur rcncy look like a small helping Of cold spinach for x. l.. Riddle, 80, who thought q tin box buried in the ground safer than bank. Unwilling 10 ontrust his savings in the usual manner and fearing burg lars might find them if he deposited { beneath the mattress the aged man tied his S7So worth Of SrccnhacNs in small sack and then scaled the { sack in q tobacco tin. , Tho in box was buried beneath his house. That was nine months ago.
 The rains came but Riddle did not worry. His can was waterproof,
 Recently he needed little spend ing money. Tho can was dug up, badly rustcd. and when Riddle open ed it he found only q soggy mass of grccnish paper
 Placed under the microscope. the former grccnbacks were found to be filled with tiny bugs. invisible 10 the maIdcd eye.
 Now Riddle is trying to convince the United States Treasury that the cmasculated mess was legal tender. A handwriting expert dried out the lump and was able to peel off parts of several bills. The silk threads which strengthen currency were in tact
 The can, it's contents and full account of the burial arc 10 be sent 10 Washington, D. C.. 10 learn ll lh" treasury will make q refund Of the money.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
UNION SERVICES
 |NLENTEN PERIOD
Monday Meetings Throughout Holy Week Also Planned

Union Lcn;cn services among q number of the local churches W.il b. held this year. beginning March ,, when Lent begins, During Holy Week the usual monday services will he held 1t the First Congrcg.- uonal church. with different minis ter officiating.
 The schedule is as follows: Union Lcnton services, sundays, 7:3o D. III.
 March 9th. Trinity Methodist church, Roy, j.. x. Gilman March 18th, First Baptist church, Rev. A. M A1lquist, ph.U.
 March 4. First Lutheran churcn Rev. T, A. Greene
 March &oth Center Congrcgq- 'jonal church, Rev. W. II. AIdcrson.
 April 9th, S. Marks church. Rev. William Ross.
 April 18th, South Cougrcgatiorn church. Rev Sanucl A. l'ske.
 Holy Week. noon day services. First Congregational church, Aplil lt 10 18th. I3:30 10 lg:50 D. ll. General subictc, "'acine inc Cross. ,
 Monday, April t4th. "CouragcoGs Anticipation" Rev. C. J. I'rcdccn.
 Tuesday, April 18th. Graceful Submission" Rev. samuel Sutcliftr
 Wednesday,, April lGth, "Pcrsou2l Proparation,' Rev. A. D. IIclninga.
 Thursday. April I7tb. spiritual Fellowship" Rev, T. $. Dunn.
 Friday, April 18th, "Unflinching Faith" Roy. T, A. Greene.
 Holy Week evening service, 7;iJ D. m:
 Monday. April Itth. Swedish Bcti any church, Rev. l.. x. Gilman.
 Tuesday. April 10th. First Eapti.t church, Roy. George ". r. HEl D.D.
 Wednesday, April IC,h Sou'h Congregational church, Rev, William Ross.
 Thursday, April 17th, First Con- gl ogational church, Rev. W. II, All dcrson. communioM service,
 Good Friday, April lSfh. S5. Marks Episcopal church, canta.d "rhe CrucifiNion," by Sir JorH SIainer.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

vice chairman of the commission for the celebration Of Washineton's @OOth birthday. led a discussion of plans for the bicentcnnial cclcbra- tlon. after Nandenberg concluded.
 The biccntcnnial celebration also was the subject of an address de llvered in the house today by Repre- sentative Tilson, republican, Conncc- t'cut, who presided William Tyler IaSc, executive secretary of the bi centennial commission, followed with dlScusslon of plans, approved and proposed.
 Other members of the house spoke on Washington. touching his career as a pioneer, soldier. and business farmer his attitude toward the con- Stltutlon and his place among his contemporaries.
 other Commission Members
 f'A-olficlo members Of the bi- centennial commission arc President Hoover, chairman; Vice President Curtis and Speaker Longworth of the mouse. Senate members arc Fcss. Cappcr, republican, Kansas: Glass, democrat, Virginia and Ovcrman democrat, North Carolina; Repre- SentauVcs Tilson; Hawley. rcpuhli- can, Oregon: Ryrnes. democrat, Ton hcSSc and Moore, democrat, Nircinia arc the house members.
 President Hoover will join con- gross m observance Of the annivcr- $ary' but spent the morning at work Tn the executive offices.
 He will go to Alexandria. Va.. at : D. m. 10 participate in ceremonies commemorating Washington's life in and near that city.
 several members of inc house and senate left the city today 10 observe the holiday in other parts of inc country.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Norway Losing Wintry
 Climate, Growing Warm

Oslo, Feb. 22-JPI-Pmsics are blooming in Norwegian gardens, ijords are na,jeable and only far in land is there enough snow and ice 10 provide the customary winter sports
 This changing climate Of Norway is attributed hy scientists 70 th" rising ,"mpcraturr Of tn" Cult been several degrees warmer lhau usual. and iis farm western winds have repulsod the northern and eastern blasts that usually give rha country q severe winter.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Stock Collapse HaIts
 Japanese Pearl Diving

TsU Tsu, Japan, Feb. e2.--tP(- Because shares tumblcd on the Nca York Stock Exchange and eliminat, od thousands Of buyers from in" luxury markets. producers of the culture pearl. Japan's unique gem, are reducing their output by one thjrI
 NoEichi Mikmolo. head of inc leading company. closed two Of his principal oyster grounds and dis charged 1&o oI tho picturesque lit- tie diving girls who bring the pearl oyster from their beds.
 The MjI,imoto company hitherto has opcrated ten pearl oyster farms. Artificial stimuli are used 10 make the hiNatNeS STOW pearls.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
CONGRESS- HOLDS
 MEMORIAL TODAY
Suspends Legislation to Honor
 Memory Of Washington

Washington, Feb. % (UP)-LeGis- day as both houses of congress paid tribute to the memory of George Washington,
 The senate dropped it's tariff dc. hate, its committee hearings and in- quirics, in honor of the anniversary of his birthday to listen to his fare we'll address. read by Senator Nan- dcnbcrG. republican, Michigan. Nan- dcnbcrG was selected by Vice Prcs- dent Curtis this year 10 read the famous message which marked the end Of the great statcsmans poliU- cal career.
 Senator Tess, republican, Ohio,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
E.nInanlIrl l.n,nrl

Sunday. Io,@n q. ul. prayer groups, 1o:15 a, nj. me~zacn 10 children hy Eor, (. l.. La Flash; Ig:t1 D. lu. Bible school hour. D. ,u Nom2 Pcoplo's missionary svr,ir- I,adrr Miss Naomi Green: : D. m. ENaueplis- JIre service. conducted lv Captain Valentine and his workers from Hartford.
 Monday, D. m. board of trustees; > n. n. monthly oUJcja! board meet ing.
 Tuesday, 7.l5 D. u. Hov Scouts special for parents and ali inter- cstrd.
 Wednesday and ThHr-day re- Iicioua instruction ,aesne
 Thursday " to -:"o D. lm thc Fundamentals association will hold an afternoon and evening s,r>jcr nj tho Emmanuel church.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
BAPTIST CHURCHES
First

First
 sunday. 9:i5 a. In. Bible school and brotherhood class: II a. m. church service. sermon by Rev. Will liam Ross. subject: He That Sittcth in the Hcavcns": D. m. Young Peoples meeting. leader, Miss Ruth Hewitt
 Monday. 7:&o D. m. Boy Scouts, ntcr-patrol cheering contest.
 Wednesday, @:&o D. m. week day school for religions instruction: D. m" handicram class and tests for Boy scouts
 Thursday, 7:t5 D. m. mjdvcck church service.
 Friday. 10 q. m. all day sewing meeting. luncheon served at noon. notify Mrs Edward Beach; d:15 p. m. Girl Scouts; D. m. Boys club at Y. NJ. (, X. Bible school enter tainmcnt at ESQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

sunday. 9:$o a. m. Sunday school; l0;$0 a. m. morning service. sermon by Rev. Dr, ]. r.. Klinsberg. Music by mixed chorus. At 4:30 ?. m. Y. r. s meeting; 7:30 D. m. evening service, sermon Rev, pr. klmGbcrg, Music, Mrs. Eleanor Nahlstrom. so- prano. Miss Florence Ostlund. alto
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
POSTPONED RECITAL
Tree Organ Concert By Joseph C. BcCbc to Be Given Wednesday Evening at south Church.

The free organ recital hN JoS'l n (. Bccbc at the South ConErcGatio r. al church. scheduled for last Wcsl- ucsday has been post poncd until lrrS coming "Wednesday at $ D. m. p"- cause of conflicting events in i" city. The program will be as fo!. lows.
 "Plssacaclla
 Frcscobaldi U5N3-lGt$D
 "FantaSla'
 PachcDcl GG55-17c6D Prelude and Fuguc O' Maior>
 Buxtchudc G6$7-l70O
 'I.arGhotto'
 Bassani GG51-l7l6) Five Choralc Preludcs Brahrl3 "My lnmost Heart 1;cjoiccth, "Adorn Thysclf, My Soul 70 How Blessed. Angel Spirits "Nly Heart is Filled with Longing. e World. I cen Must Leave Thee. W Sicgfricd Idyl ......... Wagner. In Modo Rcligioso ., Glazouno". Finale OHirst Symphony ..., Macqualr2 Folks in New Britain certainly do read Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
I.tTIIEEAN tHt ECIIl.S
 'i,ut

sunday. 1o:&o a m. EueHsh com munion service and reception for now members; sunday school wilt be held at noon; evening scrNic" in Swedish at 7:&n.
 Thursday evening. IWhcr l"o2u. meeting.
 Friday evening. church choir.
 Saturday morning. confirmation class
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Reformation

sunday services l" a. m. sunday school ll:I5 a m
 Tuesday evening Brotherhood banquet at G;$o o'clock
 The religious school will meet Wednesday and Thursday aucr- moons.
 The Light Brigade will meet Wod- ncsday afternoon at f o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
stanley Memorial

sunday. $50 q. m. junior. nlrr- mediate and senior departments, church school; 1o;t5 a. m, morning worship. sermon by Rev. Il x. Gil man. subject: "rhr Spirit Of Grati- tudc.' At 19 noon. primary and beginners departments.
 Monday. 7;3o ?. In. Hoy Scouts. troop II.
 Wednesday. ":3o p. h. united week day church school grades ! end f: D. m. Girl Scouts. troop 1G.
 Friday, IA D. m. entertainment and social for all tho poopjc of thr church under inc auspices or inc Ladies Aid society
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Norway has so far had no winter "l all except in the inland districts beyond the reach ot the tempering coastal winds The country has been dcIngcd with twice the normal rain- ]hi and the mercury remains wei over the freezing point day and night
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
linn fNNcIi.bl

Sunday 9:t5 q. m. Biblc school and mons Bible class: II a. m. ser mon by Rex. ANcl I. Peterson: 5:&0 D. m. Young Peoples service. ad- drcs9 hy Mrs A. C. Pammbo; 7:G0 D. m. sermon in English by Rev. \. E. Pierson Of Merid,n
 Tuesday, s D. m.. thr Kings Daughters will meet at rhr home Of the Misses Ellen and Emma Bobcrg, 51 Dwight street.
 Thursday, 7:45 D. m. union service at Bethany church.
 Friday, s D. m, choir rehearsal
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Peoples Church of Christ

sunday, i":@o a, m. prayer in the study room: 1o:45 a. uL preaching by Henry Fender; 1@.15 |. m. sun day school; T. III. preachiDg Harry Fender.
 Tuesday. 2:"o ?. m, woman's prayer band.
 Wednesday, @:45 ?. m. religious classes.
 Thursday. @.t5 D. m. religious classes; D. nL prayer and praise service.
 Friday, 7:&o D. m. choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Si. NlattllpN~

S'rNicc in English at 9 q. m.; in German, with holy communion. at lo;t3 a m.: confessional service at 10 o'clock. sunday school as usual
 From Monday until Wednesday. the pastor will attend the New Eng land District Pastoral conference at the Lutheran church in Pawtucket. I;. I.
 On Thursday tho pastor will re- ceiNe members announcing for holy communion,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Qbllrrh$frvices

school; 10:%o a. n. morning worship at Hunter road, preacher. Rev. T.. Alterio; .:50 ?. m, primary depart mcnt ot Hunter road Sunday school: I D. m. worship at South church preacher. Rev. F. Atcrio
 Monday, 7:&o T, m. Christian En- dearor meeting and choir rehearsal.
 Thursday. 7:an ?. IL. prayer meet ing al Hunter road
 Friday. 1:3o D. m. choir rehearsal at Hunter road.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
METHODIST CHURCHES
Trinity

Sunday 9:%p a. m. Evcryman's GDblc class. church school vomcn's Bible class; 1o;45 a. m. sermon by Rev, William r. Davis, or Forest Nillc; 7:%o ?. h. evening service.
 Monday. 7:t5 D. m. Community training school
 Tuesday aucrnoon Methodist group at the tospital: G:3o D, m. Philathca class; t:l5 D, m. Eoy Scouts; 7:A5 D. m. class meeting,
 Wednesday, @:30 D. m. week day religious school
 Thursday, 2:So ?. m. w H. M. g. social ten at the home of Mrs. swcnsk. SC WarIock street; 7:15 D. m. midwoek service.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Grace { hliiCll

sunday morning worship at 1u:45 at Junior Q. |. A. M. hall on Glen street Evening worship at D. m. Sunday school immediately following the morning service.
 Prayer meeting on Wydu,~day evening at 7.45 o'clock u' I5G4 stanley street
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
ANNUAL JEWISH
 MUSICAL EVENT
Yearly Concert by Sons Of Israel
 Congregation Tomorrow

Ta' annual musical event in the J'W-h community Of New Britain will tailr place this Sunday at $ ?. ua in tho s}na2o@uc Of the Congrc- @a'ioo sons Of Israel. Elm and rh".rm. streets.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Memorial

sunday. 9:%0 q. m. church school; I0:&o a. m. English worship; l1:d5 a. h. German worship.
 MondaY. D, m. Priscilla Girls club meeting at inc homo Of the Misses Clara and Lillian Young, l55 Stratiord road.
 Tuesday, 3;&o ?. m. Ladies' Aid meeting at .he church; s D. m. Young Peoples meeting.
 Thursday. A:15 D. m junior choir rchcarsal; s ?. m. lnld1ce service in InSlish: personal workers service Of consocration and report.
 Friday. G:20 D. m. fellowship brotherhood banquet, Dr ]. F. Bar ion.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
st. Johns

sunday 5:i5 a. nL English scrv- lee; 9:45 a. m. Sunday school; II a, h. German service, topic, Hate Against Christ"
 Tuesday. s D. m. meeting of the Friendship league.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Missionary Alliance

The local branch Of inc Christian and Missionary Alliance holds its meeting at the Film Swedish Baptist church on Elm street Sunday aftcr- noon: o'clock Bible school in Eng fish anu o'clock worship in Italian.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
second Advent

Sunday school, to a. m SuUjaN morning service with sermon hy H.. r.. Eabcock Of Now Haven. fl a, U. I:Noning service. 7:t5 ?. m.
 Wednesday, 7:&o p. m. Eole study
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Tuesday. p. III. chorus rehearsal Wednesday, s D In. male chorus Thursday, 7;I5 r. m midwooh .rNiCc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Christian NCiCnrC

sunday service al II jJ u.. -ub- 'ect: "Mlnd Sanday school al 2:4s a. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting a > o'ciock,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
International Bible students A~~n

sunday. e;"n a. m.: ! D. m. >oI- unt"cr service: s D. m. Bbln study at 12 Howard street
 Wednesday,, r. u. pni*, and testimony srrNcr.
 TrGday D. m nIulr srly. l.al- ing srr'cl. February ls' Watch Tower
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The main soloist will be the fore most cantor in America, Mord ecai lI"r>chmann. Others on the pro gram are Cantor solomon Marwit "ud choir Of the Sons Of Israel
 Miss Sadie YoIIru oi Hartford will sing number Of arias including Russian folk songs. Israel Roscn- berg will play a Beethoven Sonata and will also act as accompanist to th" othor sololsis on the program.
 Tn" s}naeogue choir is under th" direction Of Edward Gchrman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
South

Sunday, 10:41 a. m. morning wor- ship. sermon, "'rhe Real Purpose of Christianity" by Rev. Dr.. George w. (. Hill; T:15 D, m. evening service.
 Church school, o;30 q. m. inter- mcdiates. seniors and Italian group, forum; 1o;45 q. m beginners: 1@:10 D. lH. beginners. primaries. juniors. Chinese; 4:G0 ?. m. senior fellow ship hour.
 Monday. f D. m. junior department council; 6:&o D. m. Cub Scouts; I D. m. Boy Scouts, troop ,.
 Wednesday, o;So D. m. united week day church school. grades { and ]; f T. m. junior department choir; $ ). m. organ recital by !. C, Ec"bc, postponed from last Wcd- ncsday
 Thursday, , D. m. united week day church school, grade '; G:&o D. m. monthly church supper; 7:A5 D. m. union preparatory service in First church chapel
 Friday, 3 D. m. meeting Of Tcach- '' "''H GU 'iltA l'" Si'' 'NINN I'''N'N Mitchell speaker; 4 D. m. Girl scouts, troop l.
 Saturday, D. m. meeting of Drs- matiC club.
 AsSyrian Mission
 sunday, 1;5o D. m. worship at South church, preacher, Rev. r.. E. Adams.
 Monday, ":15 p. m. English class, Tuesday, p, m. Womcns Bible class; 1 D. m Jolly Juniors.
 Thursday, 7;30 p. m. preparatory service.
 Italian Mission
 Sunday, 9:3O a. m. intermediate department of Hunter road Sunday
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
CONGEEGATlONAL CHURCHES
First


 Sunday. 9:tj-ll:05 a. m. church school; 1o:45 a. m. kindergarten; J0;d5 q. m. morning worship ser man, Rev. Theodore X. Greene: 1o o'clock. Mems Bible class. leader. Rev. T. A. Greene: . p. m. Armenian service and Bible class. preacher, pr. Hadidlan: r. m. Young Peoples society: ! D. m. P'enG-Yu club, leader, Ralph EridcaUX.
 Monday, , D. ln. Mems association executive committee. pastors office; 7:15 D m. community school for leadership training, Trinity Mcth- odist church.
 Tuesday, 2:15 D. m. English class for Armenian women; 6:&o D. n Mems association supper meeting, speaker, Maurice s. sherman.
 Wednesday, @:%o D. m, 9th grade week day church school; 4:15 D. m. First church chorus rehearsal.
 Thursday, D. m. Armenian wom- cn's prayer meeting; D. m. Sth grade week day church school; 4:15 ?. m. Girl Scout meeting; 7:45 D. m. union preparatory service. First church chapel. speaker Rev. Dr. George W. C, Hill.
 Friday, f D. m. Friendly Indians; 1:$o ?. m. Boy Scout meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
swedish Bethany

MISCELLANEOUS :
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Folks in New Britain certainly do read Herald Classified Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
ADVANCE IN STOCK
!. PRICES ISRESUMED
Market Again Heads Up
Ward-Short Covering in
Copper Group.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The month
of March started with speculative
sentiment mildly bullish on the Stock
Exchange and with continuation of
the forward movement In prices that
had distinguished the closing sessions
of February.
Demand was concentrated on public
utilities, communication, amusement
and copper stocks Within these groups
there was considerable buying of issues
that today touched the highest prices
of the year. This was especially true
of the former leaders in the power and
light field such as American Power 81
Light. American Water Works, Electric
Power e. Light, North American. Pa
cific Lighting and Public Service of New
Jersey. American Telephone g. Tele-
graph rose 21a points, representing a
steady advance of about 13 points from
the level of week ago.
Short covering developed in the cop
per stocks, whose action belied the re-
ports that dividends on the shares of
the producing companies will be re-
duced at this months meetings. Warner
Bros. and Famous Players, Radio and
Radio-Keith were all bid up into high
er ground by the professional element
that committed itself to this group of
properties early in the year.
The shares of the two leading cleo
trical companies, General Electric and
Westinghouse, continued strong in spite
of the progress they had already made,
and there was some accumulation evil
dent among the chemical stocks. Iron
and steel, oil and railroad issues and
the leading motors did not take the
part in the days improvement that was
given to other classes of speculative and
reimbursement shares. Trading was
on about the same relative basis as in
the last few sessions.
The reaction in wheat of several
cents a bushel was the first of any size
that had occurred since the market re-
ceived its Government support on Tues
day. While this made traders who have
tuned their operations to the move
ments in commodities more cautious. it
did not have any pronounced effect on
the share list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
STOCKS ARE AFFECTED
BY COMMODITIES DROP

During the past week it has been in
creasingly evident that falling COM
modify prices can and do have an adj
verse affect on the market value Of in
dustrial stocks, according to an analysis
in the current United Business Service
report.
This effect is particularly noticeable
when price declines take place in COM
modities with world markets, such as
wheat and cotton.
Rails and public utility stocks, how
ever, are but little affected by falling
commodity prices. Business depression
may, indeed. mean reduced volume Of
freight for railroads and diminished use
OF electric power or gas for utilities, but
lower prices are an advantage to them
in bringing reduced costs for the ma
terials and supplies which they buy
The gain from this source may even
overbalance the loss from a smaller
volume of business.
This difference in the way they ere
affected by falling commodity price:
doubtless accounts for the relative
strength in the present market which
rails and utilities have shown as COM
pared with most industrials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American National Fire
Insurance COmuany

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO
On the 3ist day of December, 1929, as re-
auired under the District of Columbia Code,
amended June 80, 1902, and August 10, 1911.
Capital stock .................. 100000 co
Capital stock paid up, in cash.. $780, 90
ASSETS.
Cash in ONCE acknowledgements. $1,117.9l
Stocks and bonds market yaiuej 1890 sal 90
hands Of agents ............. $780, sl. 10
Interest due and accrued 4.917 IL
losses. ................... 4.777ss
All other assets. 10000
Total assets. sI,s3eO33s2
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. ........... s6o02456
Reserve as required by law. 80. 66l,85952
etc. ... 1870. 22soo0O
Commissions BROKERAGE, etc.,. 4.50000
Capital stock ........... 100000 90
Total liabilities .........sI,257,ss4 0a
Character of business transacted during
the year 1929: Fire, allied classes.
Amount Of risk assumed dur
ing the year 1929. 1900. $132, Al, 900 90
Losses SUSTAINED during the
Money ,J Esceived during tn; s.i''l4io
Expended during the year 1929 SS7Scs IS
A. r. PHILLIPS.
Vice President
g. Z. KRECH,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
goth day Of February. 1880
Notary Public. Bronx County. No. 81 Ger
tincate Filed in New York County, No. 4s2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
WHOLESALE TRADE
IN SEASONAL GAIN
Business in January in This Re.
serve District Better Than
in December.

Wholesale trade in the Richmond
Federal Reserve District was season.
ally better in January than in Decem-
Der, but was below the volume In jan
uary. 1929. according to reports from
SO Arms in five leading lines.
Sales of shoes in January were
l9.l per cent better than in January,
1929. Drugs had the largest decline of
the other four lines with 17.9 per cent.
Grocery sales were eff 9 per cent and
dry goods Id per cent. The loss in
hardware sales was 81 per cent.
January collections were slower in
every line than in January, 1929, and
compared unfavorably with December
collections in all lines, except drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Recavsa sy Wire ON

Notice-An stocks sold in hundred share lots
excepting those designated by the letter t65s) 2S3sl
which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only