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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19
T. OF T / N u E ID
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Posses Patrol Border in
Hunt for Bandits Who
Robbed Ipswich Bank

as to destination, Doolittle said. and
that was when they decided against
going to Devils Lake or Minot. Both
Of the decisions were made by a mar
seated in the front seat who whisper
ed in tones too low for Doolittle TO
hear, to one Of the men In the back
seat.
The men had supplies Of gasoline
which they carried in cans in the car,
Doolittle said, and they stopped at
times to refuel. The cashier asserted
the men avoided all towns.
Fire 1t Banker
Doolittle told Of the bandit car
stopping near Frederick, 8. D., where
the men fired at a banker who sought
to pursue them. One Of the men left
the car, Doolittle said, and opened
fire on their pursuer. During the
morning the men travelled at high
speed. but in the afternoon appeared
to slow down.
Upon asking the bandits to release
him on several occasions. Doolittle
said he was told III you behave your
self you will be all right"
One of the men referred to the
shooting of the bank president and
remarked "he was a fool to resist"
Doolittle had no food during the
time he was kept captive. The men
offered him some tomato juice. bu:
he refused 1t, saying he did not care
for it. They apparently carried sand
wiches in the car also.
When taken from the bank Doolit-
tie was placed in the front seat but
after travelling about 10 miles the men
changed drivers and put him in the
rear seat. He was blindfolded about
three miles out of Ipswich.
One of the men said virtually moth
ing during the entire trip, Doolittlc
said. while the others talked frequent
~, joking most Of the time.
Was Well Treated
Il was we'll treated all Of the time
I was in the car" Doolittle said
"They let me sit in the back seat and
aside from joking once in a while did
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ana. Arizona, New Mexico. and Con-
necticut. 3
Six Republican groups have called
for repeal q resubmisEon, 10 havs
taken the dry side Or have defeated
wet plans, and II have made no men.
ton Of prohibition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19
Brown Is Elected to
Head Bankers Group

Darlington, N. D.. May 19.-(R}-
Bankers Of the fifth district of
the North Dakota Bankers associa-
ton, representing % institutions
Wednesday elected A. G. Brown Of
Hannaford their president at the an
uual convention mere.
Other officers are J. G. Hoffert OF
Darlington, vice president: Henry
Nelson Of Valley City, treasurer, and
Lynn w. Schwoebel Of New Rockford
secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS: Every Spring
Coat half price. A group of
straw hats at $1.OO. A group
of silk frocks at $6.75 to $19.75.
Rose Shop, 217 Broadway.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19
TIP MAY LEAD TO
IDENTITY OF PAIR

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Aberdeen, May 19.-(Rt-Following
the tip Of q man who said he knew
the identity Of two Of the robbers Of
the Bank of Ipswich, two reporters
last night invaded the deserted quar-
tiers Of their Aberdeen "den" and
secured evidence that has been SUBJ
mitted to officers.
The two men, whom occupants OF
their rooning house declare have
been making hints concerning bank
robbery, left Aberdeen Tuesday after
noon and have not been seen here
since.
They were described to the re-
porters. who later interviewed en-
ployes Of the robbed bank and found
the characteristics Of the robbers and
Of the missing Aberdeen pair were
very similar.
Fingerprints on articles In their
abandoned quarters were turned over
to officers who are expected to COM
pare them with some good prints OBJ
tanned at the scene Of the daring day.
light holdup.
Names of the men and of the land
lord who was led to suspect them
were withheld pending the outcome
of fingerprint examinations.
The two were seen leaving Aber-
deem on an Ipswich-bound train the
afternoon before the robbery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19
WIFE OF CURTIS Is
MINNESOTAN'S DAUGHTER

Red Wing, Mimi, May 19.-(P)-
Mrs. John Hughes Curtis, wife of the
man now under investigation in the
Lindbergh case. is the daughter of a
former resident of Kenyon, Mimi, it
was revealed here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-19
POLICE SEARCHLIGHT
TURNS ON CLERGYMAN

Norfolk. Va. May 19.-(R)-The
|searchlight of police inquiry. which
brought from John Hughes Curtis a
confession Of deception in his role OF
|negotiator in the Lindbergh kidnap-
ing case, was swung Thursday in the
direction Of an Episcopal clergyman
in a probe for further information.
The Very Rev. H. Dobson-Peacock,
accused by Curtis of urging him on
against his will to continue the fari-
cal search for men and boats that
did not exist, has been requested to
give interviews to both New Jersey
and local officials.
The minister, who described as
absolutely untrue" the charge made
by his imprisoned associate, said he
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Police Chief Says
Lying BOatbuilder
Was Not Implicated

ations, the police were making q
check of John Curtis movements on
that night. Their information was
Curtis left Norfolk that day by air.
plane and flew to New York. The Of
ficers seek to learn what time he
spent In New York and where ne was
while Jafsie, Col. Lindbergh and Col.
Henry Breckenridge = Lindbergh's
friend and counsel-consummated
the transfer of ransom money In the
Bronx burial ground.
The guard about the Pennington
jail throughout the night was in
lstructed to watch the prisoner close
|ly. both as precaution for his own
safety from any outside violence that
might threaten and because Of fears
the boat builder might attempt sui
eide. Curtis, by his own confession,
has stated financial troubles leading
to the bankruptcy Of his boatbuild-
ing business, and worry over the hoax
he has perpetrated, have weighed
heavily on his mind.
Jafsie returned home last night
after busy day looking over rogues'
gallery pictures. New Jersey police
announced questioning of Jafsie had
produced answers "adhering consis-
tently to the fundamental facts re-
lated 50 far"
Asked $4,000
The police intended to pursue fur
Their their inquiry into the request by
Curtis. early in his ransom neg0-
tiations," for $4,000 from Col. Lind
bergh. The Rev. Mr.. Dobson-Pea-
cock, at Norfolk, said the request for
the money was made but that the
money was to be deposited in the
name of all three intermediates.
There was an intimation from Nor
folk police, who have been looking
into the activities there of the ''nego-
tiators," that Curtis confession was
far from complete; that he was hold
ng back something important
From other sources there were in
timations that his detailed account OF
negotiations with the kidnapers-an
account he gave the authorities a few
hours before confessing it all was q
lie-may in fact have held some
elements of truth. These intimations
were that some of the persons he
named as the kidnapers may be &C.
tual persons, despite Curtis sub
lsequent disavowal of the story.
Curtis appetite was unaffected by
his narrowing day. At the Fleming
ton Jail Wednesday night he ordered
dinner for two" including two large
steaks-and ate them both.
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day at 10 a. m, Rev. Father Henry
Hollerman officiating.
Interment will be made in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

Scattering into the foliage, Om-ats party hid in
ambush. and into the trap came the Ho-don war
riors. Suddenly the quiet shattered by savage
yell, and hurled club felled Ho-don. The cry
was a signal, and the air filled with flying
clubs as the two forces mingled and battle royal
was on. In its thickest the smooth brown-skin
stranger, fighting savagely. And always he carried
upon his back the peculiar thing which Om-at
thought some manner Of odd weapon but he
could not now account for it, as Jar-don never
used it, and It seemed but nuisance
Evening star., 1932-02-09
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care OF The Star will be de-
Iivered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

stranger" When Jar-don indicated he would
track Tarzan, Om-at said to Ta-den: "Qn the NOR
row we will go with him, for as yet we have not
punished our enemies for killing TarZan-jad-guru,
our friend and ally So it was that, as the sun
rose, hundred savage warriors swarmed up the
face of the sheer cliff crossed the ridge. and filed
down into the enemies rocky gorge. At their head,
beside the chief the taillesS stranger with the
shiny stick his back 1t was not long before
rowing band of enemy warriors was encountered.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

"Tarzan of the Apes!" cried the stranger again.
..Tell me he lives!" And then he, realized they
could not understand him. and half sobbed; 20
God! II 1 could only speak their language" Re-
covering his compoSure he tried again by signs 10
tell them 1t was Tarzan he sought and attempted
to find out about him. But always the CHIEF would
shake his head to indicate he knew not where the
Terrible Man now was He pointed to the sun,
raised his hand and made the motions OF walking,
and from this the stranger guessed that Iarzan
had disappeared some five days since.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

The thing banged and smashed against its owner
as he leaped about cat-ke in his victorious hand
to-hand duels. His bow and arrows he had tossed
away, but the precious Enfeld-that he meant to
go wherever he did until its mission had been full
filled! Moved to terror by this demon, who ap
peared invulnerable to their attacks, the Ho-dons
lost heart and sought to flee. Then it was that
Om-at'S warriors surrounded and made prisoners
half dozen of the most exhausted, before, tired
wounded but elated, the party returned victorious
to the cave village.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
WANTED-SALESMEN.

POPULAR installment annuity contracts.
Guaranty Investment Co., 1913 Woodward
Bldg. Nat. It'll.
SALESMEN-Bona fide leads and co-opera-
tion furnished on school course. Address
Box 287-M, Star Office
WE can offer steady employment to high
class salesmen with automobiles selling a
commodity where a demand is greater each
year. Every cooperation given by executives.
Room 1o2, 14l0 H st. NV. Ask for Mr..
Smith
Evening star., 1932-02-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RIIpuTRS EYCUANC;E has Al cooks maids
houseworkers; BY day week, month: ref in
vestigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 11th NV
mh3s
Evening star., 1932-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ELECTRICAL. contracting and service shop,
established over 3 years; VIII sacTlnce to
right party; Illness prevents my contipuance
in business. Phone Ga. 4884 IL
LUNCHEONETTE. SODA FOUNTAIN located
1917 st NV: completely and beautifully
equipped; going business; splendid Bicenten-
nial location: sacrifice price, easy terms
FOR REASONS of Disbursements, will sell
good paying delcatessen and restaurant 10
naaaesid msnt eogd g SsS5 iS srss
the man salesminded We can arrange salts
factory compensation for profitable endeav.
bis is department tie equal to one-tenth Of the net
for each $1,000 he Is willing to invest up to
SoSe his saan Addres as Box ssM star
Office.
THE BEST LOCATION POSSIBLE. Tourist
INN sites or station sites on main
Hhy aoes sou J a0 1927 Azs st noya pss ssss
HqofIso R0 Bay H9sS. ss EeaRss1hEaEss housa
Met ssos OLE ''' 5os NV. IA.
Es Book Ions esss5sRss eaFas Rse eS 9r ST. s4'E
ROoMING HOUSE wanted at once; Will pay
cash if price is reasonable. Address Box
WANTED-Smali grocery or confectionery.
with at least rooms; any good section; Will
pay cash. Address Box 250-M, Star ONCE 3
S350-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent. $50.
s350-Rooming house. IL rooms. baths.
s40o-Rooming house, rooms; rent. $50:
Se25-Roomng house. II rooms; rent, S45.
S850-Rooming house. IL rooms: rent. S75.
s350-Rooming house. 10 rooms. baths
newly decorated; new furnishings.
1000 -Roomng house. IL rooms. baths
nicely furnished; good location; your
terms
sl,I00-Rooming house. II rooms; rent. s45.
Sf.700-Rooming house, 20 rooms. baths.
S2.00o-Rooming house, "a rooms. baths.
S350-Grocery and rooms; cheap rent.
s425-Grocery and l rent. SIT.
s800-Grocery and 3 rooms; rent. $50.
s2.500-Grocery and rooms; rent. SIS.
sl,700-Confect.. lunch and rooms; rent,
s65 good apt. house section.
sl500-Confect. and 4 rooms; rent, s65.
$3500-Oonfect. and 9 rooms good corner.
s350-Cafete-ia and lunch: rent. $40.
s400-Cafeteria, large room; good lease;
cheap rent: must sacrifice: 500 cash.
s7oo-Luneh. old stand business $3.50
weekly; rent only s65: a bargain.
NJ CURTIS. 800 1lth st. NV. Nat. 1892.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

eo.plets fafn5sh;hss Of old hqme 70 !
pi nm. IVA l7os Sc New VII Hampshire ave. Ia
ANTIQUE DESK, chest Of drawers, oriental
rugs, vanity, pedestal secretary whatnot
bookcase. table cabinet. GEORGIA 1884.
ANTIQUE SECRETARY BUREAU. mahog-
a PS tss s ea5 sh M str
springs, dining table, buffet, sewins machine,
chairs, sweeper, etc: "a "a Rucker ave. Lyon
RAEH a COM. 2 Il s5ef q ass Hans
for your entire needs Of used material; cas-
lily seen, easily selected; We have large large
ks, 2xS. 2xlo 2xl2, IN ANY. LENGTHl, F,
sheathing. flooring. windows. doors, sash,
pipe. bath tubs, radiators plumbing e., and 61
selec5 sell ie 5ion visit our yards for the greatest
fska
Downtown--6th and C SITS. S.W.
Briehtwood-5g25 Ga. Ave. NV.
BATH ROOM FIXTURES, modern tub. sink
lures chlds reed Ghlforobs maTbIsstop
s'se er' Sell 'eRs, cheap. .a 1923 9Th St. % NV.
BEDS (twin),, double bed dresser set, vanity;
living and dining room set, buffet, odd
sasirzi aps zos canary and cage 1916 18th ST. NV"
BEES. colony Italian. in 1o-frame hive, two
ssegce sRd sssy etc.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes;
complete stock supplies table and cue re-
pairing: best workmanship. Conn Billiard
Bowling Supply Co. $40 9th NV. Dist. All.
CASH REGISTERS. SHOW cases. wall cases
safes. Coffee es urns steam tables soda foun
tains, electric grinders, mixers refrigerators;
partitions, store equipment nn ANA Iufes fnc
COAT. lady's, new, black. brown collar and
cuffs, never worn; lady,s KS TaTdrooe IST9 trunk
COFFEE URNS. toasters, steam tables. gas
1sy piay I cases. electric mixers. scales. safes,
cash REGISTERS, tables. chairs, shelving. bake
ovens; etc Atss ssaS store Fixture Co.. 4i' ''n
sPd sc. sMsel csh4l sshrs to sma ch sods
cases, / table. all mahogany. 2o2 Barr
DESKS. surplus from o. s. Government;
also tremendous savings In new factory
ciose-outs and seconds; cheapest prices on
chairs files 1sa ssss ssS st. ETC. Nee
iaHa9sg 81 sfs soa sssh ssfa
si'S5o. A. +. Arnold Galleries, Is2s q St. NV,
DTAMoND-Just pawned s225, Ticket real
cheap: one stone. See. you'll buy. Address
Box 290-M, Star Office
DIAMOND RING, "a diamonds, 5-carat star
sapphire center: cost $500 sacrlhce' si9o.
Address Eox 2s5-M. Star Office.
DIAMOND RING. fine matched emeralds.
IA full-cut diamonds. .s135: gents rs 100
carat bIue-white perfect diamond ring.
weight, / 8o1I00 carats. b1ue-white perfect,
SITS; all-platinum bracelet, As full-cut dia-
monds, large cabochon sapphires, $685.;
ali for quick sale to close estate. A. F.
Arnold Galleries, 1923 G st. NV.
DIAMOND, 2-kt. solitaire, platinum setting
with small diamonds; cost $1,000, sell s400.
Inspection invited. Address Box 278-M, Star
office.
i DOWN FEATHER PILLOWS formerly s6 pr. !;
overstocked; will sacrifice for s2.98 pr. La
France Upholstering CO., 2509 14th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Wil sacrifice for cash entire
furnishings Of Arm. apt; 3-pc. velour living
rm. suite, 500 bed rm.. suite, S35: walnut
dining rm., breakfast set, rugs, chairs. odd
tables. North 1895.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
UELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
HELP-WOMEN.

LAUNDRY SOLICITORS wanted; good op-
porti1nity for frst-class statesmen. Call Blue
Ribbon Hand Laundry Co, 1921 nth ST. NV
Potomac 1903
Evening star., 1932-02-09
QUICK ACTION

FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC
TTY M IN SELLING Sci. ING ,Y0yR PXS1HES5, Us HE SEE T6
CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS. ESTAB. 1923.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE GO 60
9th FLOOR DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
METROPOLITAN 4813-48l4-4S15.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

BRIDGE-CONTRACT OR AUCTION.
Certified Teacher-Ofacial System.
1855 Euclid ST. Adams l0462.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
EELP-DOMESTIC.

EELP-DOMESTIC.
GERMAN or Austrian cook and general
Eousekeeper: room and private BATH gooo
home and wages for right party AoareSS
Box 272-M, Star once l0-
GIRL colored, general housework; clean ana
willing to work; stay nights; IS week BRAD
GIRI, for general housework; 81 week.
25 Spruce St. Clarendon, Va. Phone Clar-
endon 765.
GIRL, colored must be good cook and tapa-
Bile houseworker. Apply ll2O G st. NV
WHITE WOMAN. experienced. for general
houseWork and cooking; stay nights; no
washing. Phone Shepherd 1886
WHITE OR COLORED to do cleaning. Room
and uniforms furnished, SO week. 2300
18th St
WOMAN colored. cook and general house.
work; stay nights; references required. Call
Cleveland 1882 after pm. m.
WOMAN white. to do housework; stay
:-.-ats. 1863 Potomac ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

YOUNG MEN (3) to work with manager on
regular route steady yeat-rognd PC Posiffion, ftn;
han. Room sos. 1919 F ST. NV
YOUNG MEN. 8. for steady work, SIT per
week conditional. Apply 908 G. st. NV
Room 3lS between 8 and am IL
Evening star., 1932-02-09

CASHIFR-Young lady tsinglel Of pleasing
personality who writes rapid, legible hand;
do not apply unless you have had conslder-
atle experience; SIS week Ask for Mr.
fo-I,rroy f05
Evening star., 1932-02-09

BRICKLAYERS, colored. four at once. Ap-
ply on JOB with tools. 364l kanaWna 81. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
FREE TOOLS WITH COMPLETE COURSE
IF ENROLLED THIS MONTH. DAY AND
NIGHT CLASSES. EASY TERMS.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
SUITE 655. EARLE BLDG MET. 1920
AMBITIOUS MEN. WOMEN, COURSE IN
BEAUTY CULTURE
at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Est
1879 is an investment that pays big div!
dends. You it to yourself to invesu
gate this famous school before you inve1t.
1925 N. H. Ave NV 8l8 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
RUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

SHORT, EASY, FASCINATING COURSE TO
learn-telephone switchboard operating $40.
Estab. 1918. Oxford Bldg. l4th & N. Y ave.
PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LEssONS+ciano. banjo.
sax. etc. Free lessons if you buy instru-
ment: terms. Christensen School. 7l8 llth
NV. Dist. 1878. Haw. guitar free. Booklet.
SAVE a usual time; learn Boyd Short
hand; very easily mastered and read rapid
touch typing. English. spelling, bookkeeping,
Gregg shorthand, review and dictaton
classes. 60-l50 minute Individual. small
class instruction; diploma. position. New
classes now starting. Inquire. Boyd School,
1888 St Nat 1898
Evening star., 1932-02-09

BOOKKEEPER-Yo,rns man for permanent
position with automobile concern RepIy'
stating age, experience and salary expected
Must be aple 10 furnish references. Address
Ilr,.. Office
Evening star., 1932-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNTTURE-Walnutb bed room suite, s2e SO;
walnut dining room suite, $3.50; bureau,
| $780, china closet. ST. ice box Sc, other
furniture 1911 II ne To-
Evening star., 1932-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yASHING MACHINE, 1900 Cataract. copper
ub, swinging wringer; like new $40 CO.
hia 12Eh.W
Evening star., 1932-02-09
SITUATION-MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC, with tools, desires posi-
tion experienced; references Met. 1864.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
HELP-MEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-We have an ex-
ceptional opportunity for a hieh-class used
he offered to all experienced man. See Mr..
Orr, Nash-Orr Motor Co, 1872 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

HOME IMPROVEMENT SALESMAN-Only
experienced man need apply. AttTactddEEee I'VE
Chandler Bldg, 1927 Eye ST. NV. Tel Ma
tional 7i03
Evening star., 1932-02-09

WASHING NaACHINEs. 81 down, 81 per
week Good Housekeeping approved Voss
washer, Get yours now. Barber & Ross,
Inc, lith and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. suburbs; work in
house. flowers; wife cook; good reference.
JAIL Morris rd Sc.
MAN AND WIFE, can do anything, work of
any kind, separately or together. Address
Box 27l-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

DODGE VICTORY 6 BROUGHAM-This car
is in exceptionally good condition; new paint,
slip covers, good tires, 4-wheel brakes; $l29
down, balance easy; a money-back guaran-
tee. Call Mr.. Rosenberg. the Trew Motor
Co. 1909 18th ST Decatur 1910
Evening star., 1932-02-09

FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
-Tomorrow's sale at WeschlerS Auction. 9l5
ST. NV. includes used (also new suites,
desirable odd pieces. new imported and do
mestic rugs piano. cash register, books,
raintins. bric-a-brac, Hudson seal coat.
watch, ring. etc, by order administrator Of
tai tr,nst in, han ct al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-15
FILED IN
 SUPERIOR COURT
Attorney Weisman Asks Permission to Present
 Claim for Service
MERCHANTS TRUST

Permission to file q claim for allowances due him as counsel for the Merchants Trust company prior to the banks suspension is asked in fl petition filed in su- perior court to-day by Attorney Herman ]. Weismnn. Attorney Weisman explains that he never made out any statements for his services rendered in legal matters but he was usually paid by tho bank when the specific job wns completed. He states that, al- though the time limit for filing claims expired on June 9th, he did not know what his exact fees were until June 10th. He points out lt is now possible for him to file q complete and final claim for his services
 In another claim he asks $260 for services he rendered the re. ceiver for the Merchants Trust Co in appearing in the claim made by the trustee of the estate of Abrn- ham Hcssent against the Mcr. chants Trust Co which was tried after the Merchants Trust Co was closed. The trustee in that case filed q claim for approximately $10.000 which was supposed to have been deposited by Hnsscnt prior to his death. under another name. in order that the cihim might be justified, the receiver had the action tried in court. Mr Wsismnn appeared for the bank during trial of the case.
 Both of the above claims will bs hoard st the short calendar session of superior court on Friday morn ing by Judge Newell Jennings.