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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
HINE GRADUATES GIVE
PLAY TO RAISE MONEY
"The Ghost Story" in One Act,
Enables Glass to Buy Gift
for School.

The midyear graduating class of the
Hine Junior High School presented the
one-act play. THE Ghost Story" by
Booth Harrington, on Wednesday aft
ernoon, and with the proceeds pur-
chased a copy of Gilbert Stuart's
George Washington" to be hung in
the school corridors as its gift to the
school.
The picture was presented by Mary
Gerald, a member of the graduating
class, at the conclusion of the gradu-
alton exercises and was accepted by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
POLICE CHIEF HELD
ON DRY LAW COUNT
Kentuckian and Son Are Among IA
Arrested by Federal
Raiders.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February L.
Fourteen men were arrested today in
Marion and Washington Counties in
dry raids by Federal prohibition agents.
Among eight men arrested at Leb-
anon, KY, was John w. Knuckles, can
didate for the Democratic nomination
tor Of a boarding house. was nabbed
with his son, Mason, and six other
prominent residents of Marion County.
Charles Goatley. chief of police, and
his son. j. T. Goatley, %, were arrested
in the roundup at Springfield
Except for the Springfield chief of
police, the men were placed In jail to
cwait arraignment Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
MRS. E. C. BACON WEEDS.
Widow of Morgan Partner Is Mar
RED to ?. E. Gardner.

IASu " x G' 0a1uhSAs
NEW YORK. February l (P).-Mrs
Elliott G. Bacon. widow of Elliott C.
Bacon, partner of j. p Morgan 81 Co.
was married today to Paul E. Gardner
of Chicago at Mrs. Bacon's Westbury
Long Island, home. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Sherrard Billings OF
Groton. Mass. The couple sailed for
the Bahamas.
Mr.. Gardner is a member of the firm
of Farnum Winter g. Co. of Chicago
and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
Train Asked for Governor.

MEXICO CITY, February (P).-Pas-
cual Ortiz Rubio, President-elect, today
asked the National Railway to place a
special train at the border to bring Gov.
Dillon of New Mexico here for Rubio's
Inauguration February 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
DUNBAR STUDENTS HEAR
FOREIGN TRAVEL TALK
Miss Ethel Harris Narrates Expe-
riences of German Trip
at Club Meeting.

Miss Ethel Harris, head of the de-
partment of mathematics, spoke to the
Dunbar High School Travel Club Tues
day morning on German life and GUS
toms. In reviewing her trip through
Germany Miss Harris emphasized the
economic conditions, thoroughness,
cleanliness and conduct of German
children.
The itinerary of the club calls for a
trip through Europe. So far the mem
bers have gone through England, Hol-
land, Norway and Germany. Next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02

Harold E. Warner, principal of the
school.
| This class, composed Of Sc girls and
boys, is the largest ever graduated from
| the Hine School in February
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Says: This Health
 Drink Makes Old
 Folks Feel Younger
Walk-Vigorous Activity Il Weeks Trial Costs
 Almost Nothing.

All over the world millions ara talking about these rejuvenatins magIc minerals that fills elderly peo- pie with the joy O. living.
 Just try IL for ueeks--and ueo t you don't feel better and nor energetic than YOU have for years.
 All you have to do is 10 take onr half a teaspoon of kruschcn Sails in glass of hot water before break fast every morning-don miss morning.
 It's astonishing how quickly il brings natural activity 10 liver, bow els. kidneys and glands
 An S5 cent bottle lasts 4 weeks and you can get it at Fair Drug Dept. or any drug store in the world Feel sloriously alive once more.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
c ENTTln tOWn court.
 Leopard EntCrtaias Team

George Leopard of kcHsington entertained his setback team with supper at his home Friday evening" Those present were Clan w. Stcv. cns. Jr.. K. r. Stevens. HoWaru stevens and Ira Baldwin. Leop ard team has been cNccptionalS successful in late set back oncoun;, ra and this was fitting tribute to the proVcss Of his team.
 Nt. PGuI'S Cub Mcc.s
 The St. Paul's social rl1;h wUl meet tonight instead oi the regular time Of Tuesday night. Tabs halI has been undergoing interior dccora tons of late and the meeting has been moved up d day to allow work men to so ahead with the work fol the resi- Of the week.
 Tho walls have all been washed and they will be painted after the meeting tonight. The new finish should change the appearance quite bjl.
 Noman'> Aid Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting O.: the W oman's Aid GocICty ot the Scr lin Congregational church V II ht held Wedny sday afternoon in the church chapel. The meetings are usually held in the homes Of the members. but on tjis occasion the chapel will be used. A report of the Festival of the Months" sale will be reviewed.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter vas born Saturday afternoon al the New Britain Gen eral hospital 10 Mir. and Mrs. Jo- soph Piquette ot Iarmington ave nue. kensiEgton.
 Last Bcrli.! Items
 The WaSIeyans will meet this eN". ming at s o'clock at the home ot Mir. and Mrs. Royal Morse. The buan, 's mco.ing \ ill be followed by q social ,ihrc.
 A pan"alle and sddsagc supp.r Will be hcld at the Community ban quct hall Wednesday, evening at 6 clock. The supper IS being spOn- sorcd by Dominic Eamy. assisted by the women of the parish. The suppcr will he served until o'clock. Old fashioned and modern dancing will be enjoyed.
 The Knights Of Pythias NilI meet tomorrow evening at < o'clock in their rooms at Community hall.
 An illustrated talk ou "Pion"ers" was given al the Methodist chur' h yesterday afternoon at o'clock ny Rev. l.. l. Wilson tor the younger pecpl Of the church, The slid $, about ou in number, were unusually beautifully rolorrd
 Th' East Berlin football squad were defeated r to q al kensiug on yesterday afternoon. The k,nsingto ton eleven were composed mainly of the Triangle aggregation Of New Britain SO that the team was not represcn-
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
NEW LIGHT SYSTEM
 FOR PIKE PLANNED Officials to Watch Experiment
 Here Tomorrow Night IMPROVEMENT IS SOUGHT
Plan Covers Highway From Ann Street to Wells Road - Teachers Benefit Bridge Tonight-Mr. Ma Iarney Impro, ing-Tigers Win.

Tomorrow night there will be trial of new lighting system con- ducted jointly by the stat" highway department. the Hartford Electric Light Company and the Connecticut Light and Power Company on the turnpike between Ann street, Berlin and Wells road Wetherstield. This experiment will be carried on much in the same manner as would d sample Of state highway
 The experiment will be made to find the best possible method of lighting highways al night and will be the first trial of it's kind. It will be begun at 7;3o o'clock.
 There will b" oprrsentallves frcrn the American Automobile As paYy. and the Hartford light con- p..nN as well as members from the state highway depa artment and state and city officials present to witness th. trial A new and improved sys- tcnl will be pre santed and as re- suit of the experiments here there nay come d reyolutioniZing Of high way lighting systems.
 According 10 authorities Of the Connecticut Light and Power com p,uv there has been no genera highway lighting system to date. If inc Experiments tomorrow night prove successful and practice ble q s,alem similar to that of city street lighting may be adopted on the principal highways in tine state
 Arraigned for Speedin.
 The case Of Rocco Marlin, 3S. Of Pennington avenue kcnsinGton, who was arrested in New Britain Satur- day night at S:45 o'clock by Police man Edward Musclynshi for allcg' d speeding Of 35 miles per hour. WAS arraigned in police court this morn ing and was lined Sl0 and costs ny Judge Stanley Traceski. The judge remitted 8.
 Policeman MuscZynslii said he chased Marini from Willow Brook park to Elm street and recorded 4 speed ot 8 miles per hour in the chase. Upon arres1ing Marini the policeman discovered that the truck driven by Marlni failed to comply with the law with regard to having a statement of inc light weight, ca. pacity and speed. At fhe trial this morning the latter charge vas drop ped and the defendant arralgned oh only the speeding charge when Mar mi stated he had had the truck for only one week and that the proper markings were now on the truck.
 Teachers Benefit Bridge
 There has been much Interest stown concerning the benefit bridge which the teachers Of Berlin VIII sponsor at the Wort hington Commit nity house tonight. The proceeds
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
CtHD OF THANKS

We Nish to express our heartfelt thanks for the many kindnesses snown us in the recent loss of our beloved wife and mother. Kind friends. ncighbors and fellow en- ploYos have, through their beautiful floral offerings, and words Of syn,- plthy. done much to s7tten the pam of our loss Espe Cially do we appreciate the generous donations of cars by the cmnlo.cs of the Trunr- hul Electric Nfs. Co. and the floral tribute from Dept I. R. o. Also do vc ferl grateful to the members Of shnGton- Trun'hull Circle. C. of F. ard others who syn 'pathized with Us i0 our hour Of sorrow.
 S'gncd, Henry T. David and Family.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Pythi3n Temple Meeting

Pythian Temple. No. @a. lythiau Sraters, will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night in ]. .. c. r. hall on West Main street There will b. a roll call and ciecton of eff cers for the coming year. All memhers are requested to be present al this meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Congregational Church Notes

The Nativity the Christma, story retold In pageant and song, Will oe presented at the Congrcea- tional caurch sunday December D. at o'clock It win he part of thc white git service when all the or. g4niaations Of the church will brlng their silts for others. The first re- hearsal will be tonight at : o'clock.
 The ode! Young People Of tho church held their first meeting last "Wednesday at th" parsonage l. Wendell Yeu was elected chairman pro tenn. A nominating committee was appointed and plans were made for another meeting this Wednesday at the home Of Henrietta 'astle at s O o'cloc'i. Following the election Of officers. the evening will be devoted 10 social time
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

tContinucd on Page l5)
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE EAST BERLIN FIRE DISTRICT:

You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the East Berlin Fire District will he held at the Community Hall in East Berlin in the Town Of Berlin at S o'clock on Friday the 12th day Of December, 1@3o for the following purposes: 1. To hear the report of the Of fcers.
 9 To elect officers for the coming year.
 Dated at East Herlin Connecticut. December 6. 1880.
 A. X. NORTH, Presid ent
 Attest:
 r. F. SlEGRIST, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

will be used by Miss Viola Snyder Bcrlin's visiting nnrsc for charity cases in Berlin and vicinity.
 Before any disbursements will be made, however. there will be q con sultution Of clergymen town officials worthy cases to be benefited by the contributions. A nst wilt be com piled by the town nurse co,nmi,tce and this will ne submitted to Mss Snyder ss guide m her charity vOrN. The regular monthly meet in. Of the nurse ComnTt.e will De held Friday night. Miss snyder will welcome any authentic infornia- ton which will lead 10 worthy beHe- fit
 II is expected that the town nurse committee will aid inNaluauIN in ad- Vising Miss snyder concerning the placing ot the Iunds from tonight 5 benefit. It is also hoped that local oreanilattons wilt aid in their usual custom Of preparing and delivering Christmas gifts.
 M?. Malarncy Impro,i ing
 Whilt Daniel Malarucy, chairman of tho Berlin school board, is still worry ill with double pneumonia, it has been reported by both authori tics oi the New Britain General hos pI,al and Dr. A, J. Goodwin that he is improving. X crisis was passed yesterday and if no relapsos occur Mir Malarncy will probably soon be on the road to certain recovery
 Mr. Malarneys illness began a lit tie more than d week ago, A bad cold developed and he was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital, where his care was reported as one ot pneumonia.
 Missionary cNicting
 The Woman's Missionary society o' the Ecrlu gregationaI church, which holds its rc gular meeting the first Wednesday n each month. post noncd it's meeting scheduled for last week until d tentative daj4 at \ hich it is hoped a speaker. a Mrs Gaylord of Brauford, may be s. cured 10 address the members of tn" society. The tentative date hiCh has been Sot for the next meeting and speaking is Tuesday, December IS, but this date will probably he altered if Mrs. Gaylord Cnnot arrcar al that time.
 Tigers Again Win
 The keuaineton Tigers, explained Ey "l.efty" Hel'n@ki marched to an other victory al the Pcrciral avenue grounds yesterday afternoon when they again d"teatcd the East Berlin team hy 1@-o. Winning seems 10 he q habit with tho Tigers by nov. "s they have defeated all inc ofhcl junior teams in the vicinity,
 Car Carsile,
 Sunday morning small sc,i2n carrying three passengers. caps.laI when attempting 10 turn at the monument in East Berlin en route 10 Higsanum on wood chopping cX- petition. The driver was Joseph Martenelli Of IIaddam and the pas sengers were William Tarcar Of New Britain and John Maghini of Ken sirgton. who were scratched up d bit in the accident.
 The car in attempting to turn the corner. cut too sharply and leaned up against a nearby tree which pre- vented it from turning completely over. Tarca and Maghini were lacerated about the hands, thighs and legs but not seriously injured Constable Joseph ltingWood arrested Martinell on charge of reckless driving and summoned him to ap- pear at the Tuesday night session oi
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

VI meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the Chamber of Com merce rooms on 'i rec street.
 Seek Serond Victory
 PlainsilIe highs new basketball team is battling the Windsor high quintet this afternoon at Windsor iI an attempt 10 score its second vie. tory of the season. Tho locals were favoritcs to defeat Windsor follow ing their overwhelming victory Fri day evening on the local floor over the upstate team.
 The local team showed great de- fensire power and plenty of SCOT ing ability centered around Jack King. A number of students tra> el- cd to Windsor 10 see the battle to- day.
 Funeral Of Mrs. DaNi i'd
 Tuner services for Mrs. Henry T. David Of 46 last street were held 'aturddy morning al 2 o'clock at the Church of Our '.ad. Of Mercy. Rev. William r. kilcoyno celebrated a requiem high mass James bona hu- Of New Britain san- Ave Maria at the ofIertory and Face 10 F~ce" al the conclusion of the mass.
 John and August David Of Crom- well, brothers of MT. David; John J. Ralph of New Britain and Stephen Kelly Of Hartford, nepheHs of the deceased woman and Joseph Con nors and Thomas hcslin friends Of the family. were pail bearers.
 Burial was in St. Mary's ceme- tery, New Britain. Father kilcoyne performed the committal services al the grave.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Adhesive tape. int bandases, splints and surgical stitching are all mentioned in the worlds first medi- cal text book, written by physi- elan to the Egyptian Royal Court about 800 B. C.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
LpW orth League Gathering

The Naw Britain group of f.p worth lcagu"s will hold its recul;'. mert'rg Wednesday evening at o'clock in the PlsinNilc Nj. r., church. The group includes league from New Britain. Kcnsin gton. Bris rol. Forcst}illc. Plainville and Sou;1 ingjon.
 Rev. Dr. n. F K'in2Dcrg of Ncu Britain, head of the Chldre''. Home. Will bo the sp"a%er. An of. fcrin> will ho ta'on up at th mcc, ing for thc ChiIdrcn's Homo.
 The Ladies Aid society v.tl m or w dnc-i0y aftorroon at the pareao. agr with Mrs. A. A Ball. Hrd week sorNicos Thursd evening.
 Military Whist
 Martha EcbtHah lodge will hotl . pUhuc military whist tonight 1T C,rsnl" nal on Pierce street at o'clock. Prizes will be awarded al, ret-o9hmcn;s served The puhnc i cordially invited.
 Briefs
 A Gaucntcr. Edith May. WAS borr Thursday 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ho" I 'c Hemincr ay of New Britain avcnuo A well child conference will b. holl Friday afternoon from , to o'clock in the nurses rooms in tn Norl block.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Teachers Benefit Bridge

There has been much interest stown concerning the benefit bridge which the teachers Of Berlin will sponsor at the Worthington Commit nity house tonight. The proceeds
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Patrick J. Reynolds died yester- day at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Francis JcrroId of 95 South street.
 The funeral will be held from the l8te home tomorrov morning. fol lowed by high mass ot requiem in &. Joseph's church. Burial will )c in Et Thomae's cemetery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
STOCKS IRREGULAR,
BUT TONE IS FIRM
Gains in Some Leaders Offset
by Losses Elsewhere
in List.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
pispatch to rhe star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, october A narrow
and irregular price movement character
lied trading in today's week end stock
market session. Here and there pres
sure was applied against individual
issues, but in the main the market was
firm, with the important stocks well
taken, but with buyers not following
prices upward.
AS far as the outside news went, there
was little. change. The street believes
that important interests are supporting
wheat, hoping thereby to influence
sentiment favorably toward stocks. That
market was firm today and cotton was
steady, but rubber had a setback after
Fridays advance. In Chicago the price
of heavy melting scrap steel was cut so
cents ton.
Early Changes.
In the first hour United States Steel
rose above 100 without attracting any
significant outside buying. Colorado
Fuel 81 Iron. which is believed to be SELL
ing out of line with other stocks in its
class, was strong. General Motors
gained slightly and there was good de.
mand for Woolworth at tie best of
The movement. incidentally, Woolwcrth
sold today only 5 points under the
years high, which is a better record
than most industrials can boast
On the other Size of the balance
sheet. Air Reduction was weak, of some
points. National Dairy Products met
selling while National Biscuit was adj
vancing. Liquidation appeared in May
Department Stores, carrying the price
of that stock down to a new years low.
Miami Copper sold off, foreshadowing
unfavorable dividend action at Mon
days meeting.
The rails were dull and price changes
mixed. Northern Pacific lost most of
Fridays gain and Southern Railway
sold within a fraction of the previous
low. On the other hand, Atchison was
higher and Canadian Pacific well
bought. When next months earnings
statements begin to appear they will
make better comparison with the
corresponding period of 1929, because
it was about this time that trafac be-
gan to fall off.
Turnover Small.
Less than the usual interest was
taken in the public utilities. In general,
they ranged higher during the first
hour and sold off toward the close.
American Telephone e. Telegraph was
down a point or so, and Consolidated
Gas made little progress one way or
the otner. Except Tor GeneraI MoJorS,
the automobile stocks we're neglected.
Hupp had evidently discounted the
passing of the dividend, announced
overnight. The turnover in the first
half hour was only 1876, 300 shares, the
lowest since the middle of September.
"A selling wave in the last half hour
carried prices of sharply, after an early
display of strength. The market was
very dull and volume very low during
the early trading, but it picked up SUBJ
stantially at the close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
AUGUST PASSENGER CAR
SHIPMENTS INCREASE
gy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Department OF Commerce repoi Is
August passenger car shipments were
l6 per cent in number and 80 per
cent in value above July. while trucks
showed 30.l per cent gain in number
and 27.9 per cent higher valuation. :.
Total value Of all automotive products
exported during August amounted 10
sl8,559.I16, a slight leduction from the
previous months total of Sl8977, 1879.
That this variation was so small is
accounted for by an improvement in
passenger car and truck shipments.
especially the latter. while the demand
for parts, accessories and servicing APP
pliances fell below the July figures.
Thus August car and truck exports
had q value of $9.509, 700 as against
Ss.4S2,S8l the previous month. while
the miscellaneous products were worth
se,049,416 as compared with $40, 494, 30S
in July. G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF THE
Security Savings and
Commercial Bank

OF Washington in the District OF Columbia.
at the close of business OH September "a,
RESOURCES.
l. Loans and discounts. 81, 948, 697 06
8. United States government. Sc o''O
curities ownei ....... 138,1073 81
a. Other bonds, stocks, and Sc
6. BANKING ie' house. house. ssaa.7ii2i; ''z'S'''0
s99,s32;ls ,.,.::..... 4ss,s4ss7
BANKING. house ,.......... s3.s74s5
Il: S SIT i s:a.i 81: from banks 7s sf!sSSs
Total ..................S Sc, 995, ASS AS
LIABILITIES.
Is. CAPITAL stock paid in..,..... $500, 900 90
il. Undivided p;rofits.:riiet.. ' sGSsSS2
- tingencies etc; ........... 35,sslso
and other expenses accrued
81. Due to banks. including c;erti- -O'00'''
ned and cashiers checks
q. Demand deposits ......... 2.a47,6s4 90
~ lime deposits .............. 3,295.8Al IS
81. Other liabilities ........... 5483
Total ................ Sc, COS. 465. As
City Of Washington, District of Columbia. S.:
!, SAMUEL, R. BAULsiR. cashier OF the
aahovssnamed bank. do solennly swear that
SAMUEL r. BAuLsIR.
Subscribed and, sworn to before me this
LIST day Of octo5cr is2o. ,,
Notary Public
p A. RLUNDON,
SOL HERZOG,
FRED MCKEE
LAURENCE MILLS.
Directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
Farm Coop. Makes Frofit.

MARSHALL, N. c., October A lP.-
A net profit Of sss7.85 from q business
turnover of S33, l50.12 was made last
year by the Madison County Farmers
cooperative Association. Farm agent
Earl Brintnall reports the coop. bought
S29 385.79 worth Of supplies FOX farmers
and sold s3,764.33 worth of produce.
The profit was voted back into the or
canization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04

increased LneH OUT
standing loans dur
ing the month be-
tween August Is
and September 10,
all of the rise oc-
curing in security
loans, which gained
S965,000. while all
other loans, which
are chiefly agricul-
tural or CONNER
cial in nature, de-
clined by S606,000
The net increase in
outstanding loans
amounted to $780,
900. During the
same period the
banks further in
c~ea cod their in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
56BANKS INCREASE.
LOANS IN 4 WEEKS
Details From Fifth District
Review Reveal Some In
teresting Variations.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Details from the monthly review of
the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond,
covering the fifth reserve district, show
that the Sc reporting banks. slightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF THE
Chevy Chase Savings
Bank

OF washinstor; in the District Of Columbia.
at the close Of business on September "a, 1880.
RESOURCES.
J. Loans and discounts seos'5i2s5
). United nited States; Government A'-S
securities. owned ......".. i2,ss4o7
8. ps snritiss S SSnsd .iss sos s'''''o7
8 ' Il sG H.. ,,c; it ,: i, sss %
IA oi issh a '.:9: ::::::::: s sssssS
Total ...................si, $3.50, i7o.7s
IS Capital stock paid in if' -. 100000 90
Il Il S SndiHided Dfotsnst Sssss 1889 g
- tinsencies. etc, 'o $3.50 oe
s ana 0 nnes, expenses accrued ,oiRoo
81. Due to banks, including Ger. ''O'
tined and cashiers checks
g. Demand deposits ........... 5ii.seS2 6
e. Time deposits .;....:...... 6o2954. 10
26 Bills payable and rediscounts 10000. 90
Total ............ ......sl,3s2,l7o.7 Us
District of Columbia. SIS:
I, J, Ezra Troth. cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
s5oWesSe and true to the best of my
J. EZRA TEoTH:
Subscribed and sworn. to before me this
tseai) L. VAUGHN BowLY.
r,. $780,. Notary Public.
JOHN c. WALKER,
PAUL SLEMAN,
HERNDoN MossEIL.
Directors.