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TO COLCRED.
co. Condition $500
436 v n.w.-(Apt.), 9 large r., k., elec. $3.50
907 4th n.w-S r., b.; brick ...... $3.50
oo32 10Th pl nv-6-rm. brick, elec. 80. SO
SS54 10Th pl nw-5 r.. b.. elec. $3.50
1900 Del ave. s.w.-(FlaD,. 3 r. K. b. 1900
1914 Del. ave. s.w.-6-rm. brick. 80. lS.5D
4 sW-6-rm brick k........ 20.5O
$40 Mclean ave. s.w.-6 r. b...... 25.50
35l Van Swim. brick. ........ 1880
1882 2nd s.w.-(Flat), 3 T., r., b.. 300
421 GA s.w.-6 rooms. ........... 1900
SCI 9th s.w.-6 r., b.. cleo. 49,; 49,. 25.5G
1921 A s.e--5 r.. water toilet inside 20. 0G
1lg s.e.-5-rm brick k.......... 1880
10 N s.e-5-rm. brick k......-.. 1880
2443 Nichols s.e.-.2-r.. K, b. OaptO 25.0G
OF lst s.e.-3 r.. K. b............ 20. .0G
1910 lst se.-6 r.: water ....... 1900
Io25 1st se.-6-rm brick ......... 1880
1OI3 Ard se-5 r. b,,,..,..... 5000
hIQ 9Th se-7 r. b....... $500
119 18th s.e-5 r: water, toilet inside 1000
FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY.
133 18th st. NV. ma. O353.
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CHEVY CHASE.
3737 Kanawha St. half block east Conn
ave. Colonial house. rooms and bath
attic over entire house. one-car garage
Screened-in sleeping porch. large side porch
with French doors opening from living and
dining rooms. fireplace. large pantry space;
electrical refrgeration. oil burner, hot
water STORAGE heater metal weather strips.
awnings and screens. Ample shrubbery and
planting. A delightful home in Winter and
Summer. For the past four years occupied
by Army officer Will lease to a responsible
tenant at reduced rent Of SS5. Open Sum
day 10 to e.
Would consider renting furnished. Phone
National 2265.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

ADJOINING CAMP COTTAGES FOR SALE
Located on Conduit road, 1.2 miles beyond
District line; electricity: private. JOHN
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RENT-STORES.


mercial; suitable for beer distributing plant
snay RsksTy etc iGse,ns spass in rear KAss
SSsT iS years sis5 MONTH iha skSNk Passftk Z. AZ.
931 ST. NW-oLD ESTABLISHED
lunch room; permit for sale Of beer can Be
SECURED; reasonable rental. THOMAS p.
BROWN. 615 4la st. s.w.
eind Of business: 1O0x2O. or 50xa0. 1924
parT "a seG,,Sa. 4osa: DoNNEILY & PLANT 1ith and
WE HAVE LARGE. LIST OF STORES
,',,l. M ossi asiR sFE f'S8s DzSis g. ,st. NV
STORE FOR RENT: NEXT DOOR TO
Apply MANAoER. Ratio %Hssafsf Theatef location
s,o,. 5I14 GA; AVE, NV
business: sU.e rSem San %ox4o good for almost any
a. -, IS S4Ga 1st ST. NV.
store room. 6-room apt garage: S75
,ooo ,WAPLE 1 JAMES. NC ''
lssS lssS st. ne; two storie; CELLAR 5000 SoSS
aaii5O aiO 4th til sp'I1l st. nw.Mstore rooms, e26o
1914 la41 +, st NV; ;.::::::::::::::: 400 900
81
.,.;Of Ga ave. NV. o25O
a1033I .,4tn 81. NV. 5000
yun- Isl ST. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
14O5 T st. n.w % M
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc
10l4 Vermont Ave. DI 62I0
35O7 CONN. AVE.
In the PARK AND SHOP"
development. 25x60-foot store
with cellar: heat furnished: fine
location for delicateSsen or res
taurant. Also I6x6O-foot store
Free parking space for customers
SHANNON LUCHS CO.
l5O5 st. NV. National 2345.
REASONABLE-l4th G. PARK,
Splendid location facing Arcade
Market, right at l4th and Park rd,
In the heart of the busiest commu-
nifty center OF Washington Modern
store approx. 20 #. by SO IT, deep
70 vide alley at rear EXTREME
LY LOW RENTAL!
1900 1ith ST NV.
Phone National 1919.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

BEYOND CONoREs-
sional Country Club and Just of State road.
IL acres. wide views, for only $3.50. or
3 acres for S1,100; owner. Address Box
35S-H, Star ONCE.
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WANTED-DESK SPACE.

DESK ROOM WITH TELEPHONE sERV-
Ice; somewhere between 10th and 18th and
Penna ave. and H st; NV. section. Ad-
dress Box lS2-H, Star ofice.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
FOR OCCUPANCY BEFORE JUNE S. MOD
ern. unfur.. IS rooms. 2 b., in sections near
Wis. ave. to responsible party lease.
Address Box 2a5-H. Star ONCE.
HOUSE; MODERN; BED ROOMS; VA.
or near D. c., Md. Address Box 225-H.
Star Office 70
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1910 GIRARD ST. NV
3-st. bay-window brick. 10 T. & b.
Modern and being put in excellent condition.
A. c. HOUGHTON CO., REALTORS.
1916 H st. NV. Phones DI. 7536-7537.
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TITLE COMPANIES.

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT TITLES
to REAL ESTATE in NEARBY MARYLAND,
consult US. NORTH BEACH and all other
WATER FRONT PROPERTIES in Southern
Maryland. % years experience. LOANS.
MARYLAND HOME TITLE INSURANCE co.
Phone Mari. 32. Upper Marlboro. Md.
SALE-LOTS.
WOODED HOME srTEs-s75U AND UP IN
desirable NV. suburban section: all street
improvements in. Easy terms. WI. 3O6S. g
FOREST HILLS246-FT FRONT. FACING
Rock Greek. Park, covered with beautiful
trees. all improvements in; will make three
soft. lots; will sell all or part at give-away
price Of $4,000 ca. or will build to suit
purchaser. Address BOX 36S-H. Star ofice.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED SITES FRONTING
the Park. overlooking the creek; for sure in
crease In value take advantage now Of spe-
cial temporary price. GE. 4904.
MOST DESIRABLE ROW-HOUSE LOTS FOR
sale in various sections Of the city. For
details call
,.,... g, =. oRuvER, ,u,,
1lth PL. IN CONGRESS HGTs.. WITH
water. sewer, gas and electric: A to SO
foot iront With alley in rear; beautiful sites
ments: special Inducements to builders
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORPORATION,
2014 Nichols Ave. Sc Lincoln $500.
COLORED-22 LOTS 2Ox1OO FT. IN D. C.,
$70.50; 81 per month. Drive out to 53rd
st. and Central ave. or call Wisconsin
2334. rs
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1915 H st. NV. Dist. O9OS
LOVELY HOME-$65.OO.
431 DECATUR ST NV.
Beautiful home. convenient to schools,
car lines and stores, which consists of large,
bright living room, dining room. ) bright
bed rooms. lovely kitchen. tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; = screened porches.
extra lavatory in basement. laundry tubs.
large rear yard, hot-water heat. electricity
and garage.
ROOMING HOUSE-$8OON.
1445 CLIFTON ST NV.
House consisting Of living room, dining
room. d bed rooms, kitchen and bath; near
Central High School.
JUST LIKE NEW-$75.OO
1900 4th ST. NV.
Beautiful home in new community. con-
sisting of reception hall. large, bright living
room, dining ROOM 3 large bed rooms. tiled
BATH . screened porches. large front porch
beautiful bright kitchen with special built
in cabinets and Frtgidare. built-in garage
extra lavatory in basement. laundry tubs
14th & K CAFRITZ. DI. 9Os0.
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sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTIES.

3-STORY BRICK BUILDING. NEAR I4th
ss.ood. s1 VIE Boss & PHELPS. 14f7 K st. nv n'w.
DESIRABLE 2-sToRY BUILDING, NEAR
be purchased for half of assessed value
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC. 1O14 VT. ave.
n w. DI- 621O.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY, NEAR
the largest department stores; fully rented;
TT 1lth st. NV. EDWARD KOHNER.
14l5 H St NV. National 4493
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR RENT COTTAGE 2I1, AT SHERWOOD
Forest. season. week month; or fer sale
at exactly amount still owing after owner
has paid monthly p1yments years Phone
Hyattsville 1192W Open for inspection
Saturday and Sunday
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SynIllGlNlp elIMGlegglglrlGsel:
17O6 1st ST NV; COLORED--6 ROOMS.
bath: good condition; h.-w.h.; reduced to $40.
North O2S5. Keys, II p ne
COLORED-S42. CLAGGETT ST;
n.e.-Colonial-type tapestry brick home; 9
rooms, tiled bath, 3 large porches, nar9W99d
zELI. 20 Tower Bldg. DT 31OO.
coLoRED. 4as ST. N.w-e R. $e5: 261o
Stanton I'd. Sc. S17.50; 71S 18th ne.
r. $50 ME- 1900. EN-. O216. e
REFINED CoLoRED. 8 ROOMS AND BATH
-739 End st. n.w.-excellent condition'
S37 80. Ma. 2345. o.
COLORED.
300 K ST. Sc.
4 rooms and bath. stove heat, gas. .S25.5O
1427 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV:
6 r. and b., h.-w.h, elec. lights; heat
'O'n'' aa5 TENTH ST. Sc.
'0'A' 622 3ia ST. NE.
'0G%S TITS SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.
'00"' anu Il 4th ST. NE.
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., gas (nat, IN
Isl JOS JOS. A. HERBERT i SONS, O'0
515 East Capitol St. Lincoln O120.
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TWO-sTORY BRICK BUNGALOW, CHEVY
Chase. D. C-Six large rooms, bath, garage.
Purchaser can select decorations, shrubbery,
Frigiiaire. $1,000. Room col. 1877 Eye st.
NV. Mr. FISCHER.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
.R .ROOSEvELTS. 7
WILL At TEND .
CATHEDRAL

President Roosevelt and Mrs.
Roosevelt will attend the festival
service and celebration Of the
Holy Communion in the Great
Choir Of washington Cathedral
tomorrow morning at 10:30
O'Clock. The sermon will be de-
livered by the Bishop Of Washing.
ton, the Rt. Rev. James Edward
Freeman, DID,, LID, and the
Cathedral choir Of men and boys,
under the direction Of Edgar
Priest, will render special Easter
music.
The Rt. Rev. Warren L. Rogers,
DID,, Bishop Of Ohio, will deliver
the sermon at the festival even
song service in the Great Choir
ut 4 o'clock tomorrow.
There will be celebrations Of
the Holy Communion in the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Cathedral
Crypts at 1880 and $50 a. m.
Group pilgrimages will be con-
Quoted by Canon John w. Gum
mers Immediately following the
1890 a. m. and 400 p. m. SER
vices.
Temporary amplifying appara-
&us has been installed in the
great choir so that worshipers
will be able to hear all parts Of
the service.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
of
Sermons
Sunday

NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
A. M.-"Tf Jesus Be Alive" Dr..
H. H. Harmon.
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
II A. M.-Revival crusade held by
Rev. Loren B. Stats.
EPIPHANY
II A. M.-Dr. z. B. Phillips will
occupy his pulpit at the festival SER
vice and holy communion.
CALVARY M. Il.
IL A. M.-'The Easter Salvation"
Dr.. Vernon N. Ridgely.
JOHN WESLEY A. NJ. Il. ZION
II A. M.-"The Alternative Of the
Easter Faith" Rev. W. O. Darlington.
HANILINE M. u.
IL A. M.-"The Easter Yes"
4:45 P. MA cantata, THE New
Life"
FRANCIS AsBURY NJ. e.
II A. M.-"Products OF the Resur-
rection." Rev. Edgar e. Beery.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
A. M.-Rev. James e. Freeman.
- +. M.-Rev. Warren L. Rogers,
Bishop Of Chic.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
A. M.-"Jesus and His Resurrec-
tion," Rev. C. H. Jope.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
A. M.-"The Dawning Hope" DR..
Sizoo.
p. M.-"The Christian Faith and Inn
mortality" DR.. Sizoo.
COVENANT FIRST
A. M.-"The Answers of Jesus to
the Great Question" DR.. Albert J.
Mccartney.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN
A. M.-"My Redeemer Lives" DR..
Harvey B. Smith.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
A. M.-"The Thrills Of Immortality"
DR.. Stockdale.
P. M.-Easter drama. presented by
the young people.
GOODWILL BAPTIST
A. M.-"The Risen King" Rev. J.
L. Pinn
sT. PAUL's LUTHERAN
A. M.-"The Corner Stone,' by
DR.. Henry W. Snyder.
MT. VERNON PLACE, NJ. e.
:, A. M.-"The Hope of the Kesurrec-
p. M.-"The Burning Heart" by
DR.. Farney Hutchinson.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
IL A. M.-Holy Communion and
morning prayer.
ZION LUTHERAN
A. MA Sepulchre and a Sum
RISE" by Edw. G. Goetz.
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST
II A. Moods sunday Son." BY
e. Hez Sven. pastor.
PETWORTH M. e.
II A. M.-"The Power Of an End
less Life" by DR.. r. L. Wood.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
SPECIAL RITES
At COVENANT

"The Answers Of Jesus to the
Great Question" will be the sub
ject of the Easter sermon at
the Covenant First Presbyterian
Church by DR.. Albert Mccartney
tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming, beginning with tea at $3.50,
the young peoples groups Of the
church will meet, followed by an
Easter cantata, Messiah Victori'
Gus" by the Gospel Music Class.
DR.. Mccartney will conclude the
service with a brief talk on I'm
mortality"
The All Corners Bible Class will
be addressed by their teacher,
Judge Hugh M. Tate, on the
TRANSPORTATION and Resurrec-
tion," at 9:45 a. m.
An Easter pageant will be held
in the Young Peoples Department
at 9:4O a. m. and the Children's
Department will have a special
Easter worship service in the pri-
mary rooms in the church house
at the same hour.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
SPECIAL MUSIC
FOR EASTER
Special Easter services will be

Special Easter services will be
held in many colored churches.
The choir of Asbury M. E.
Church sing ''The Words On the
Cross" with Charles Neal, bari
tone, as soloist, tomorrow night at
3 o'clock. Mrs. Theresa Dickson
will be at the organ and r. w.
johnson will direct. The Rev. K.
W. Roy, pastor Of Mt. Bethel Bap-
tist Church, will preach on the
subject, 1.-THE Resurrection Of
Christ" at the morning exercises.
DR.. D. e. Wiseman, pastor OF
Church of Our Redeemer, Luth-
eran, will speak on the topic, "He
Goeth Before You Into Galilee, !"
at the morning services, with a
vesper program arranged for the
evening exercises.
'"The Power of the Resurrection"
Is the subject from which the Rev.
George Bullock, pastor of the
Third Baptist Church, will preach
ut II a. m. Special Easter music
will be sung.
LIT. w. II. Jeruag1u, VINO mas
been i'll for several weeks, will re-
turn to the pulpit at Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing. His subject will be "How
Christ Moved the City," At the
evening exercises, the Rev. Percy
Jernagin, first assistant pastor,
will preach.
The Rev. A. F. Elmes, of Peo-
pies Congregational Church. will
speak on the theme, 'The Lord
ship Of Life"
"The Great Easter Earthquake"
is the theme to be used by DR..
Walter English, of Ebenezer M. E.
Church. at the morning services.
The choir will sing "The Seven
Last Words of Christ" at the eve
ming program.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
Easter Church Services
EX-LEG|SLATOR,
PULPIT GUEST

Judge James ]. Britt, former
Representatives from North Caro-.
lima, will be the principal speaker
before the adult department Of
the Petworth Baptist Sunday
school, tomorrow morning. A
special musical program which
will include Ester selections by
a male quartet has been
arranged.
Miss Esther M. Strife and
Thomas Leef will sing as a duet
"Hosanna." Miss Strife win also
sing several s::cnZas Of "The Old
Rugged Cross"
The program win be in charge
Of j. Herold Haynes, local at
torney.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
REV. STR0HAVER
ON RADIO HOUR

The Rev. George F. Strohaver,
Of Georgetown University, will be
the guest preacher on the Wash
ington Catholic Radio Hour to-
morrow at p. m. The services
will be broadcast from the
Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
A special program Of Easter
music has been arranged by
Harry Wheaton Howard. The
Rev. Francis J. Hurney, pastor,
will preside.
Solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at the church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock by Father
Hurney.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
X. of C.. to Celebrate
Home InlprOVeMlent

Members of the washington
general assembly, Fourth Degree
knights of Columbus, together
with five councils Of the order and
friends of the Little Sisters of the
Poor, will visit the home Of the
Little Sisters tomorrow at 3 p. M,
to join in a celebration incident
to installation Of electric lights in
the home.
The Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
Auxiliary Bishop Of Baltimore,
will push a button turning on the
lights and will deliver a short ad-
dress.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
DR.. SizOO to Repeat
WideLy-KnOUn Talk

Tomorrow morning at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
of Easter has been arranged.
of Easter has bee narranged.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo will have for
the subject of his Easter SER
mon, "The Dawning Hope"
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
DR.. Sizoo will repeat the lecture
he delivered last Tuesday morn
ing at the Mayflower Hotel on
The Christian Faith and I'm
mortality"
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
Missionary Society
To HeQr Editor TQLk

Harold E. Fey, Of Indianapolis
editor and chief-of-staff Of World
Call, international magazine for
the Disciples of Christ, will ad-
dress the quarterly meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the District at the Rockville Chris
tian Church on Tuesday, April 18,
at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Fey is an authority on
social, political and religious af-
fairs both in the Orient and Of
the world.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
Tabernacle
To Launch
Revival
Easter serYil

Easter services at the Full Cos
per Tabernacle, North Capitol and
K Streets, will be especially inter
esting tomorrow, when the Rev.
Loren B. Stats, nationwide evan.
gelist, will launch a revival cru
Sade. Mr.. Stats is a preacher
of great power, and has held re-
markably successful campaigns in
the largest cities in the United
States and Canada. His preach
ing is not confined to the usual
evangelistic channel, but much Of
it will be devoted to prophetic
subjects dealing with the present
world crisis.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
PictUre-LectUre
To Deal With China

In Epiphany Parish Hall on Fri
day evening, April %, at 8 o'clock,
Mrs. Charles Wood will give her
illustrated lecture on China for
the benefit of Kuling School, an
International and interdenomina-
tional school for children Of mis-
sionaries in China.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
TIVOLI THEATER
14TH AND PARK ROAD

Advertised products are used by the
lecturer as much as possible because
of their standard and dependable
quality. The use of the trademark as
a buyers guide is emphasized.
No housewife who is interested in
her home and family dare miss the
feast of good things that our distin-
guished visitor has in store for her.
Mark the dates of the school in your
calendar, and attend as many sessions
as you possibly can. Bring paper and
pencil.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
EVANGELIST SERIES

DR.. John E. Briggs, pastor of
the Fifth Baptist Church Of WASH
ington, will open a series Of evan
gelistic services Monday evening
at the Kensington Baptist Church.
They will continue through
April %.
The Washington times., 1933-04-15
Lights to Be Turned
On In Sisters Home

Fourth Degree Knights Of Co.
aUlmbis and friends of the Little
Sisters Of the Poor will take part
In ceremonies at 3 p. m. tomor-
row when the recently installed
electric lights at the home of the
Little Sisters are turned on.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-09-07
GOV. OLSON TALKS TO THE INDEPENDENT
BANKERS ASSOCIATION

At the banquet given in st. Paul Wednesday eve
ming of last week Gov. Floyd Olson the princi-
pal speaker. His address interesting and ex-
planatory of conditions that the Herald is publish
ing it herewith in full:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-09-07

Policeman James Murray, Of
Bath, Eng, climbed 20 feet up a
tree to rescue a cat.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-09-07
Resisted Arrest BY The Officers

tteSlSted Arrest BY The Officers
DULUTH-Held captive ten days for four men
they sought to arrest for fishing law violations
Minnesota game wardens were released late last
night at Cornucopia Wis, and with the aid of local
authorities, took the fishermen into custody.
The fishermen, with their 50-ton fishing boats,
being held pending arrival of Captain A. E. Kris
Jefferson of the Duluth cost guard station, who made
known the alleged kidnapping here before he left to
investigate.
Captain Kristoferson said the two wardens, Ed
Doebec and Geo. Mayhem, both of Grand Marais,
Mimi, were unframed They seized they
attempted to arrest the fishermen for illegal net
fishing in Minnesota waters, he said and held aboard
the fishing yacht until it locked at Cornucopia.
The fishermen are, John Anderson, 3d. Ed KLEIN
lex, 25; John Johnson 49, and Rudolph Larson 49, of
Cornucopa.
Arrest of the quartet was effected with the aid
of Sheriff Forstman, of Bayfield, Wis.
spud Market Active at Wadena
WADENA-Potato buying operations in Wa
dena commenced last week when the Petit Grain
and Potato company opened their warehouse here to
receive the 1888 crop Prices paid at the Petit ware
house Wednesday follows Ohios, 80 cents per
hundredweight, white potatoes $1.10 hundredweght.
John Tabery, in charge of the local warehouse
said that the receipts far exceeded expectations
the greater portion of two days the waiting line
tended for more than block.
The largest yields reported at the warehouse
from 80 to 100 bushels to the acre. with 40 to 60 BUSH
els being more common yield. The quality Of the
potatoes is fair, Mr.. Tabery said, with the white
rieties generally running little better than the
Ohios in quality.
The potatoes are being graded on the same
strict standards last year, but there to be
less extreme sized and misshapen potatoes. Dur
ing the two days Tuesday and Wednesday, since the
Petit warehouse has been in operation this season
Approximately $500 bushels of potatoes have been
brought in.
BEMIDU-Shot through the head when his rifle
discharged accidentally Alex Arnold veteran Great
Northern railroad engineer of Crookston, killed
instantly
ARNOLD. so years old, was inspecting the timber
on land he owns at Twin Lakes IS miles northeast
OF Bemidj. while his waited in automobile on
the highway. When his father did not return after
prolonged stay the investigated ami found his
body It - believed the rifle discharged Arnold
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-09-07

dement, as they have a right TO do, they then
headed for membership in the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn or for absorption by a branch banking system.
wholly under federal control liquidation.
In the event that state banks do not desire
to, or are unable to become members of the Fedora,
Reserve System by February 1886, that changes
not made in the federal act by that time the
benefit of Independent state banks which consider
it inexpedient to join the System, Minnesota could
set it's local system of bank deposit insurance
Let us look at the steps and the new legislation
by which such program might be put into effect in
this state Probably the separation Of true banking
business and savings business into wholly separate
institutions is not entirely practicable in this state
because we have so many communities where the vol
ume Of business available would not be sufficient to
justify two separate institutions. think it is
trely practicable, however, to completely and abso-
lutey segregate the time funds and their from
the demand funds and their use, thus creating two
entirely Independent departments amounting to two
virtually separate institutions operated however
der single charter, occupying single building and
managed by single staff.
The Legislature might direct the Commissioner
Of Banks go into each bank and separate its assets
into two bodies body Of assets correspond to
to correspond to its demand deposit liability, and
might provide that thereafter these two departments
shall be operated absolutely independent from each
other, and funds coming into the time department
or savings department shall be invested only In ap-
propriate securities loaned such securities
collateral, and that Withdrawals from that depart
menk may be made only fast the securities in
which those deposits are invested can be Iquidated