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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
JAMES |. PRITCHETT
ELECTED MILL HEAD
III. K. Harris Named Assistant
President and Treasurer of Dan
vile Cotton Industries.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va. February 23.-The
Riverside and Dan River cotton mills.
Danville's SIS 1000 900 textile corpora
ton, today was headed by James l.
Pritchett. ST.. who was elected pres dent
to succeed the late H. r. Fitzgerald at
meeting of directors late Yesterday.
The board also elected M K Harris,
attorney for the corporation, assistant
president and treasurer. The decision
In each case was unanimous and but
one nomination was made
No salaries were set It is expected
they will be decided upon at another
meeting of directors to be held shortly.
Mr.. Prttchett was senior vice president
of the mills and is also president of
the First National Bank, president of
the Piedmont mills. in Lynchburg, and
chairman Of the board of the Dan VAL
ley mills here
Mr.. Harris had for many years been
counsel for the mills. He will not give
up his practice. George P. Ray was
automatically moved to senior wee
president and Robert R. West next vice
president as result of the election.
The board adopted resolutions de-
ploring the death of Mr.. Fitzgerald and
testifying to his high character and
faithful service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
LAWYERS WILL STUDY
"HOME-RULE" BILL
"Blue Law Repeater Ordered Fa-
vorably Reported by Assembly
Delegation.
By Stan Correspondent, of The Star.

~ CtdH Correspondent OF Inc star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. February %
The D'Alesandro bill, granting Balti-
more City home rule" in regard to
Sunday amusements, will be submitted
to group of Baltimore lawyers for
study as to its validity, it was revealed
when the General Assembly recessed
over the week end yesterday Although
the attorney generals Office has not
been asked for an opinion, the lawyers
who will scrutinize the bill are said to
be constitutional experts
The Baltimore City delegation voted
to report favorably the measure. which
was sponsored by Delegate Thomas
D'Alesandro less than an hour after
the opponents were granted hearing
on the bill Friday. Only two of the
city's SO Delegates failed to vote in IA
vor Of the bill.
Another blue law" repeater, State
wide in scope, has been introduced by
Speaker Francis A. Michel When the
measure was presented. the Speaker
said every county would be free TO ask
and get exemptions from its provisions
on the request OF its delegation.
Delegate George Hofferbert. chair
man of the Judiciary Committee, en-
nounced that committee would give the
Speakers bill a hearing Tuesday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
BIRTH-C CONTROL BILL
MAY REACH ASSEMBLY
Measure Being Drafted for Presen-
tation by Baltimore County
Delegate.
BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

Dy oLhH Correspondent OF Inc star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, February %
Anrounc- ment that he will introduce
birth-c- ntrol bill Of he can get the
proper support was made yesterday by
Delegate Holmes NJ. Alexander of Balti-
more County.
The proposed measure is being
drafted by the department of leg.s'a-
tive reference and would authorize the
State department CT health to create
birth control bureau. sSsiminaticn
Of literature and advice probably would
be the function of the proposed State
health bureau. the delegate said.
Mr.. Alexander declared he had not
been approached by any individual or
group with regard to the PROPS ed bill,
but is advancing it as his own idea. The
support he will require before placing
the proposed legislation before the Gen
eral Assembly. he declared, must come
frorl clergymen, civic leaders and psr-
sons interested in welfare work
DELEGATE Alexander recently published
novel, Twenty Ct Their Swords"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28

which, for the most part, has never
been discussed in the various phases OF
development Of the project over nearly
a dozen years.
Nobody knows yet whether or not
the bridge is wanted" the Frederick
County Senator said.
With the hearing of what he termed
opponents of the bridge yesterday. the
legislative body has done all it can do
Senator Coblentz said.
The problem, the Senator said, is an
engineering one, which is beyond the
powers of the members of the commit
tee. most Of whom are lawyers and
bankers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
MORE TIME ASKED
BY BRIDGE BOARD
Report on Chesapeake Span,
Ready for Legislature, Urges
Further Study.
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 49,
The Joint Legislative Chesapeake Bay
Bridge Committee has completed its
work as far as it can, and a tentative
report has been drafted for presenta-
ton to both Houses and Gov. Richie
next Wednesday, Senator Emory L.
Coblentz, chairman, said yesterday
The report, it was said, will recon-
mend further study of the plan in the
two-year interim between this and the
1888 session of the Legislature, during
which time public sentiment for or
against construction of the span will
be sought.
The continuation of the study, SEN
ator Coblentz said, would go into the
public opinion thoroughly as matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
1892 CONSTITUTION
BILLS ARE OFFERED
Converting of Convention in
Maryland Put Up to
Legislature.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, February 28-Admin-
istration measures providing for the
calling of constitutional convention
in 1882, we're introduced in both
houses of the General Assembly yes
terday
The bills were an aftermath of the
November election, the question whether
sufficient votes were cast to require
converting of such a convention having
been widely discussed.
Up to Appeals Court.
Gov. Ritchie, in sending the meas
ure to the Legislature, declared he
could not ignore the fact that the
majority of the votes cast on the ques-
ton were in favor of the convention
He said that only the Court of Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
MRS. WILLIAMS H0N0RED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEsTERToWN, Md, February %
Mrs Harry williams of Worton yester-
day was elected president Of the Mary
land Turkey Growers Association Of
Kent County at a special meeting called
to discuss the cost Of production Of holi-
day birds this year.
Other officers chosen were Albert Jer-
Wis, Still Pond, vice president: Mrs. Nell
G.. Westcott. Chestertown, secretary, and
treasurer.
Linwood A. Sutton was appointed
chairman of the Marketing Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
ACCUSED OF HOLD-UP

Two Warrenton Colored Men Held
for Robbins engineer.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, va. February o.
William Wheeler and Charles Wash
ington, colored, of Warrenton, were
arrested by Officers S. S. Hall and w
s. Woolf on suspicion of having as
saulted and robbed Thomas Bruce,
engineer on the Southern Railway,
Sunday night.
After examination both men are said
to have confessed to the charge. They
had part of the money in their pos
session and part buried under an out
house. The money, amounting to STA
has all been recovered and the men
are in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28
MRS. LIE COMPETE RITES
Funeral Held for Fairle Woman
Who Succumbs at Home.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHESTERTOWN, Md, February %.
Funeral services for Mrs. Addalean r.
LeCompte, So, wife of w. Beauchamp
LeCompte, who died Monday at her
home, near Fairle. were conducted yes
terday in Wesley Chapel Methodist
Protestant Church by Rev. j. w. Bax-
ley. assisted by Rev. w. S. Grant.
Burial was in Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
She was a daughter of Mrs. Susan
Hague and the late Perry Hague. Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by
the following children: S. Walter Le-
Compile of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ethel
Townsend, L. Nelson LeCompte, w.
Harvey LeCompte, H. c. LeCompte,
Miss Aline NJ. IeCompte, Alfred w. Le-
Compile and Raymond M. LeCompte.
She also leaves her mother, sister
and three brothers.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

seran los que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE re-
cullen nuestros gastos. He exa-
minado minuciosamente todas
las cuentas, y asusta yer 10 que
,aqui Sc gastaba. iQue des6rden.
que despilfarro! tn gastabas en-
mantenernoS a los euatro Y a las
dos criadas y a Rispall, es decir,
10 que eonstituye ell plato de la
familia, de cuatro a cinco duros
dlarios, que es un escandalo Y ell
tonic de PUG jamas tie tOmaba
cuentas. LIE pedias mas dinero
cuando Sc te concluia ell que tie
habia dado a~nteriormente, V en-
paz. FL gastaba por SUI parte 10
que lie parecia Y no 10 apuntaba
siquiera, Pues ~ los extraordi-
narios? .Llegaba ell dia de tn san
to, I'm vestido...; 81 de mi nija..,.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
B0XE0
ED FLYNN GANO Ell AH-
N =
PESO COMPLETN -

New York, mayo 1.AOtro
grupo de campeones amateurs
aue on coronados anoche, con
New York y Cleveland repair
|ti6ndose los mayores honores,
en- fren6ticos cambios de golpe.
De I'm grupo de 144 j6venes
que salieron ell lunes Con los pu-
nos en- ell aire, en- busca de fajas
de camreones, solo cuatro super
vivientes, por cada categorfa,
'legaron al final, en- presencia
de 10000 espectadores.
Cleveland, de un final de so,
gan6 dos campeonatos, uno de
los Jaqk Pallat, que vino a de-
fender sh corona, cerrando ell Sc
gundo 'nocao" en- las finales.
La etapa final Sc vic animada
por la apariencia de dos hernia
nos de Tampa, Ed y Dennis.
Ed pele6 en- las lat libras Y
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

-AnteS me consultabas to-
das tus determinaeiones, Y no
s6lo las graves y trascendenta,
les, sino las mas sencilias.
Sc acab6 aquel tempo pa
ra siempre. Sc va por experien-
cia que los consoles que da TODD
.el mundo son siempre interesa-
dos, Y he decidido pasarme sin
ellos. No opiniones, sino 6rde-
mes son las que han de saIir de
mis- labios en- adelante, Y voso-
tros los primeros que tendreis
cue obsdecerlas c~iegamente.
-Pero, Benito, no te conoz-
co..
-Yo tampoco me conozeo;
pero este ha de ser Y este sera.
FL orden y la economic, que
aqui eran desconocidos del TODD,
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

ha Quedado nj un real. Els de-
cir, que Sc han gastado aqui
los doce mil duros largos anua
les. Asi Sc IRA ell dinero y asi
Sc arruinan 10 mas ricos, Y asi
no quiero arruinarme yo. Ten
10 entendido Y sabe a 10 que
has de atenerte.
i Los ricos deben gastar,
porque para ESQ 10 sonL
Tie equivocas: 10 pr. , 70
es ahorrar para poder ser rico.
FL que gasta TODD 10 que tie
ne no puede ser rico jamds, Y
yo quiero ser rico, puesto que
10 soy. ~ TODD ell mundo me
ayudara a serlo, de grado o
por fuerza!
-Muy bien que exijas de
los extrahos orden y econo-
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

otro u otros dos, Lo que aqui
Sc ha derrochado en- trapos, Ell
labores, en- cosas superfluas! Y
luego una casa, que puede pro-
ducir renta pingde, destinada a
hospital o refugio de vagos, Y
subscription para escuelas, para
iglesias cat6licas, para construc
ei6n de temples, para peri6dicos
politicos e ilustrados. Y padri-
nazgo de boda por aqui, Y de
bautizo por aha, Y encargar
misas a capellanes pobres, y
pagan entierros a obreros ne
cesitados... En- fin, Ell caosl
IY que ha sucedido? 10 que
TO podia menos de suceder.
SegGn la liquidation de los
tres ultimos amos, de toda Ia
renta de la casa a PUG no lie
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

mia; pero a tn hermana Y a ia
hlJa no creo que necessities re-
comendarselos.
-Pues te equivocas de medic
a medic. Ustedes dos son ias pri
meras que necesitan refornar-
Sc y 10 primero que hay que su,
primir es ell ocio.
lei ocio! GQue quieres de-
cir?
Que aqui Sc desperdicia ell
dinero y Ell tempo y hay que a.
provechar ambas cosas. Mi hi
ia va sabe bastante frances Y
suficiente piano. Sc suprimen
los maestros.
-Pues va 10 creo que los
maestros estan de mas. Una chi
ca de diez y ocho amos que va a
casarse en- seguida...
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
Cleric que no teniamos

Cleric que no teniamos
mas que cinco mil pesetas. zero
eran sueldo, y ademas nos daba
Puig de conner y casa Y muchos
regalos, y ahora TODD 10 que ne
..cesitemos tendra que salir de la
renta, y daremos de conner los
demas, Y los regalos los pagare-
mos nosotros, Y las contribucio-
mes y ell sastre Y la modista Y ell
inferno. Conv6ncete, Bernar-
da, de que este es una ruina V
de que es precise, absolutamen-
te indispensable, dar una solu-
eion economical a todos los pro-
blemas de esta casa. He re-
flexionado mucho estos dias. he
pensado con detenimiento 10 que
nos convene, y he adoptado un
plan general irrevocable.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
BASE PAIL
LA LIGA DE LA CIUDAD

La Liga de Baseball de la
ciudad de Tampa comienza SD
temporada ell domingo 8 de Ma
20, en- Plant Field, y con doble
juego.
Ell desaffo de aperture comen
cara a las 2 de la tarde, siendO
los contendientes ell Tampa Elec
trio y Dixie Damp.
Baterias: por ell Tampa Flee
trio, Nc Call, pitcher, y John
Fernandez, catcher; por Dixie
Damp, Davenport pitcher y
Johnston, catcher.
FL segundo juego empezara 3
las a de la tarde, jugando las
novenas de La Reguladora y de
la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor.
Baterias: por La Reguladora,
Garcia pitcher y Duran catcher
por la Camara de Comercia de
Ybor, Drew pitcher y Simmons
catcher.
Ell alcalde de la Ciudad, Mr..
Mckay, lanzara la primera bo-
la v la Banda de M1sica de la
Atlantic Coast Line amenizara
ell acto.
Ell precio de las entradas Sc
"a de 25 centavos para cual-
quier asiento de las Glorietas.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
LA COMPANIA MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN RECLA-
MA SU E SOBRE
PRIMO

New York, mayo 1.-Desde
Ebbetts Field Ell case de Primo
Carnera-Jack Sharkey sc movie
aver hacia los tribunales fede-
rales.
La companfa Madison Square
Garden, corporation de Illinois,
asegura tiene I'm contrato prohi
biendo al ponderado Camera
sostener peleas de importancia
antes de enfrentarse con ell ven
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
LIGA NACIONAL

Ell pitching de Phelps y los ba
taos de Frederick dieron aver
la victoria al Brooklyn sobre 81
Filadelfia. Lopez fu6 tres vecea
al bate y no pudo pegar de hit.
Filadelfia ic, 18h, 0e; Brook.
lyn &c, l0h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
F'ouetin de La Guceta No. 81
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN, Luis Mariana de LARA

empezar con deficit ell ano suce-
sivo.
i Doce mil duros de renta y
te parece POGO, cuando no tenia-
mos mas que cinco mil pesetas
y estabamos tan contentos! Els
decir, contentos no, porque STEM
pre- nos q~uejabamos de no ser
ricos; pero en- fin, tenfamcs bas
tante para TODD.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Ademas de estos clatro
teams figurara en- ell campeona-
to de la Liga, ell de la Coca-Cola
Y ell de la Florida Grower Press.
Estos seis teams jugarAn Ell
dos series y los ganaaores ode
cada una de elias discutiran eli
Septiembre la Championa1 Dill
dad de la Ciudad de Tampa.
Ell Tampa Electric es actual
mente Ell Champion de Tampa
cuyo titulo mantiene desde
1927.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Maquinas para New York
Sc necesitan tres para ayudar
a los gastos
2313h II st. Phone 53-807
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Los Yankees vencieron aver ;
los Atleticos, con johnson en- Ii
Inca de fuego.
New York 7c, Oh, Be; Fila.
lelfia &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

st. Luis &c, 10h, Be; Chlcag
t0c, 12h, 4e.
FL desaffo entire ell Washing
ton y el Boston tuvo que ser su
pendido a causa de la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Cambiaron los tigres SD or
len al bate y vencieron a los
ndios.
Cleveland &c, III, Be; Datroi.
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Los Gigantes, con Fitzsim-
mons de pitcher, derrotaron a.
yer a los Braves. n
Solo dos hits lido batear el
Boston.
New York If 10h, lie Dos
ton 1c, Oh, 0e,E
La gaceta., 1931-05-01

Cincinnati &c, Oh, Be; Pitts
burg &c, Oh, lie.
Tn cuadrangular de Lloyd
kWaner fue ell. mas importante
Factor en- la victoria de los Pira-
tas.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
EN- WEST TAMPA.
sERVIcIo DE AMBULANCIA. TeisfonO Y

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y /
West Tampa, Fl 3S46. Para llanSdas por la noe
10 mismo en- YDor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A10.
La gaceta., 1931-05-01
AVISOs E.N YkOR CITY

DR.. PortocArrero, DIR. A. A. GonzAlsE, Or.
. del CircuIo Cubano Teletono No. Y 1A6S.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
{. {. Secretaries
To Meet At Canyon

PHOENIX, May 26.-Chamber of
commerce secretaries from all parts
of the state will gather at the
Grand Canyon June Is to discuss
a variety of community, state and
organizational problems at the re-
gular summer meeting of the Ari-
zona Association OF Commercial
Secretaries, announced today as one
of the mo5tt important held since
the statewide secretaries organiza-
ton was formed
H. B. Watkins, president of the
association, reported that advance
reservations already indicate an ex-
cellent attendance at the meeting,
and urged that every secretary in
the state be present. His official
call for the meeting has been sup
plemented by special invitation
from Northern Arizona secretaries.
All the secretaries attending the
meeting have been invited to meet
IN Prescott the day before to witness
the celebrated Sfnoki cermonies and
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
|1iMgf fAhI3i :
aBBER2tte BBE2tYtGe EGBAFR7FF0HlakZ s BAR To-
SUNKEN PILLARS

1T WENT to function where brilliant young re-
M ceved distinguished honor Fine speeches about him
made and the mayor of the city presented gold medal
Back the door demure old couple who seemed i'll
at Their faces lined; their hands showed the
marks of hard labor They alone of all the guests did not
evening clothes.
But when the young down from the platform he
put his around them.
The audience cheered
thought of Thomas Carlyle who when fame him,
looked backed from the fashionable society of London the
rugged farm where he had and the humble
whose selsacrce had made his possible Said he:
&c" feel my father great though neglected gener
always towards tenderness peculiar to the
infinitely soft and heart Was he not sacrifice
to me"
And he added 81 his life in the
sunken pillar which mine to be built. Had stood in
his place. could he not have stood in mine and more?
thought of the father of Robert Burns and the pains he
get proper schooling for his boys and when that
longer possible the and resolution with which he
himself supply the deficiency by his influence For
many he their chief companion he spoke them
seriouslyon all subjects if they grown night
work he taught them arithmetic he borrowed
books for them history science and theology . He
would his daughter she stayed aeld hedng cattle
teach her the of the and wild Howe to
sit by her side when it thundered"
thought of the father of John Stuart Mill negecting his
interests order work patiently at the education of
his boy Of Thomas Lincoln, struggling keep his poverty
stricken family togeher-o all the uncounted hosts of hidden
fathers "sunken pillars" who suffered oblivion cheer
fully in order that their might rise
1t would be airer if every life could be measured by
double Standardized by It's achievement second by
the of its children On this basis many obscure lives
become glorious
And many medal placed in the strong achieving hands
of brilliant youth should be passed back the gnad hands
Of the little old c0uple sitting shyy BY the door.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
California Gas Tax
To Help Arizona

PHOENIX, Ariz., May IS (U.PD-
Arizona's gasoline tax fund probab-
ly will increase this year because
the California Legislature adopted
an emergency measure designed tc
curb the juggling of interstate gaso-
line shipments with view of evad-
ing state taxes
The tax in California is cents
per gallon on gaSiIine sold in the
state. Gasoline purchased for in
terstate shipment is not taxed. The
Arizona tax is S cents gallon.
Some dealers, it is reported, have
purchased gasoline for sale IN Cali
fornia, paying the 3 cent tax, and
then shipped it over the line into
Arizona, evading this states cent
tax-Thus saving 2 cents per gall
lon.
On other occasions, gasoline
bought in California for interstate
shipment has been slipped into Ari-
zona with the result that neither
state obtained sales tax revenue.
The new law places dealers under
bond and requires monthly payment
of taxes. Previously the tax was paid
annually and the machinery to en-
force payment was weak. Being an
emergency measure, the new law is
now effective.
The benefit to Arizona is that
CALIFORNIA; close supervision Of
gasoline sales, under the new law,
will prevent lodging this states
sales tax
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

Tombstone Fire alarm signal
system to be installed in this city.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27
Slogan Contest
tCont'aued Tom Page u

(COnt:ciued Tom Page II
curing Of the desired tariff. The
slogan chosen and the name of it's
author will be announced at the
end OF Copper Tariff Week." May
25-29, the governor explained.
Governor Hunt said that, since
the idea of slogans first came to
n m several days ago, a number of
friends have already turned in sug-
eestions, among which are the fol-
lowing:
American Copper for American
Use"
Congo Copper Must Be Conquer
edv.
aArizona Deserves Copper Protec-
ton"
American Markets for American
Copper"
"a Copper Tariff Means Steady
Employment at High Wages"
eve Stand for Tariff on Cop
per-"
''Why PenaIize American Cop
per?"
ga Copper Tariff Will Save an
American Industry"
Foreign Copper VS.. American
Copper. Where Do You Stand?'
"Give American Copper a Square
Deal"
American Copper Needs Tariff
Protection"
why Not Tax Copper Imports?"
"a Copper Tariff Guarantees En-
ployment for American Copper
Miners
"a Tariff WIFI Keep Out For
eign Copper Competition"
"a Copper Tariff Means Work
For American Workers
National Defense Demands Pro-
lection of American Copper
"a Tariff win Give American
Copper Fair Chance
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

THILDREN hate to take medicine
las rule, but every child loves the
taste OF Castoria. This pure vegetable
preparation is just as good as it tastes:
just as bland and just as harmless as tho
recipe reads. a--.i5 ''''~
When Baby's cry warns of collie.
few drops of Castoria have him soothed,
asleep again in a jiffy. Nothing Isl moro
valuable in diarrhea. When coated
tongue or bad breath tell of constipation.
invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and
regulate child's bowels. In colds or
children's diseases, you should use it
to keep the system from clogging.
Castoria is sold in every drug store:
the genuine always bears Chas. Fl.
Fletcher's signature.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

Globe New cleaning and press
ing equipment installed at Fair
view Cleaning, plant, Upton and
Fairview streets, here.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

snake dance to be held in the mile
High" city Sunday, June IA, then
proceeding in body to the Grand
Canyon, where business sessions will
be held at Ell Tovar Monday morn
ing and afternoon, June Is. The
secretaries also have been invited
to attend the meeting of directors
of the Arizona Industrial congress
to be held in Prescott June 13.
A comprehensive program for the
secretaries meeting is being pre-
pared by program committee con-
Sisting of L. A. Herring of Glen
dale, Grace NJ. Sparkes of Prescott,
Charles B. Flynn OF Mesa and L.
C. Mccullough of Phoenix, and re-
ports will be presented Ey a num-
Der of special committees appoint
ed at the last meeting Of the as
soc:ation, held in Mesa last winter.
Nogales international., 1931-05-27

Winslow Sleal-up campaign
held in this city.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-09
SAVING ACCOUNTS
REACH HIGH MARK

New York, Oct. 3 (AP)-
Americas bankers, meeting
in the midst of a business
slump at their convention in
Atlantic City Oct. So, find
themselves confronted with
a situation in which thrift
is not an unmixed blessing.
Despite the depression,
mutual savings banks de-
posits jumped from $8,954,-
835,127 for the year ending
June 80, 1929, to $685.
967,981 for the year ending
June 80, 1881.
At the end of the fiscal
year, June 80, 1880, total
savings deposits, as distin-
guished from savings bank
deposits alone, stood at
S28,538,O00,000 = which
was Sc per cent of the total
individual deposits of the
nation.