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La gaceta., 1935-11-14
de eSta manera;

de esta manera:
-PreScindiendo de explica-
clones que estoy dispuesta a
darle siempre que guste, pero
que ahora serian molestas para
listed, empezar6 diciendole que
estoy enterada de todas sus Ill
timas deSdichas, absolutamente
de todas.
Recalc6 estas palabras, con 10
que Mario entendi6 muy Ibien 10
que guerra decir, y replica asom
brado:
ESQ no puede ser.
DE clio Sc convencera listed
cuando quiera,-repuso la con-
desita ;-pero repito que este no
viene ahora a cuento. Sobre ell
particular, solo me permito ad-
vertirle que de mi no tiene que
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go dijo:

go dijo:
Mi presencia en- eSta casa,
neceSita una explicacion, que
estoy obligada Y diSpuesta a
darle.
No; no es necesario,-re-
puso Mario.-Sin que listed me
10 olga, adivino ell objeto que
aqui lie trae.
Els dificil.
-Justificando la fama que
tiene listed de buena y compa-
silva, sabiendo que eStoy heri-
do y solo, sin nadie que me cui-
de Y consuele, viene listed a sus
THUR la falta y la necesidad que
eXperimento de una persona
querida,
No, es eso,-replic6 An
drea;-aunque ESQ hubiera bas-
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

FL abogado consultor del con-
dadc, Mr.. Sutton, inform6 aver
al recaudador de contribuciones
Burnett que la ley de las ma
~uinas de jugar prohibe que es-
en- situada a menos de 800 pies
e las iglesias o escuelas y que
esta condici6n debe cump!ir-
,e estrictamente. Los hoteles no
figuran en- la restriction de los
300 pies. Cuatro ~licencias, otor-
iadas a otros tantos individuos
de este condado, fueron REMIT
das aver a Burnett por ell inter
ventor Lee. Ell Unite de ma
quinas o "ladroneras' para ell
condado es de 1890 y Sc ha pc
dido permiso para 1882.
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rarse; pero 81 no quiso atender
ell consejo. Cuando mayor era
la depression en- su negocio OBJ
tuvo prestados 100000 y adj
quiri6 los servicios de Mickey
Cochrane,
En- ell hospital a donde fue lie
vado Sc lie trat6 de revivir, pero
sin exito.
Asistiran al entierro ell juez
Lands, alto comisionado del
baseball y Will Harridge, pre-
sidente de la Liga Americana.
Ell peri6dico Detroit Free
Press" pronostic6 anodhe que
Mickey Cochrane sera nombra-
do p~residente del Detroit, en- re
presentation de los heredefos
de Navin Y los otros accionis-
tas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
LOS ESPARTANOS JUGARAN MARIANA
POR LANOCHE CON Ell STETSON

Bajo los fCcos, en- Plant Field,
los Sombrereros de Stetson jul
garan manana por la noche con
los Espartanos de la Universe
dad de Tampa.
Comentando el partido y ell
estado de salud de los futbolis-
las locales, Nash Higgins dijo:
Estamos en- mala forma y 10 di-
90 sin reservas mentales. Varios
de nuestros mejores muchachos
fueron lastimados y de ellos ten
dremos que d49ender. Stetson
es un "once" cue ha mejorado
mucho y esta dirigido por I'm
coach muy habil.
En- la lista de "averiados"
de los Espartanos figuran Gus
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
LOYAL KNIGHTS, OF
AMERICA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
rano cito a todos los hermanos
y hermanas, para que concu-
iran al funeral del Ihermano
desaparecido, Jesus Pondal, ell
cual Sc celebrara esta tarde, a
las 5, saliendo ell corteje f1ne-
bre de la funeraria de Armando
BOA, Albany y Laurel st. Sc
espera la asistencia de todos.
Fraternalmente,
Rafael C0sto,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

tado por 81 solo para justificar
mi vista. Ven2o a otra cosa,
aunque de paso aprovecho gus
toSa la OCCASION para ofrecerme
en- TODD aquelio en- que pueda
serle it'll, 81, como dice, esta
verdaderamente solo.
-iGracias sonora. No mien-
tie la fama cuando asegura de
listed que es un angel. Pero per-
mitame que lie olga que, 81 no
he acertado en- mis- suposiciones
no alcanzo a comprender ell OBJ
ieto de esta vista que tanto me
honra Y satisface.
ST tiene listed la bondad de
eScucharme un momento, 10
comprendera en- seguida.
Y, cambiando de tono, agre-
go:
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
MURIO Ell DUENO DEL
CLUB DETROIT

Detroit, Nov. 14.-Una en-
fermedad del coraz6n lie produ-
jo aver la muerte a Frank J.
Navin, dueno de los Tigres, que
hace pocas semanas vic premia-
do sus esfuerzos con ell campeo-
nato mundial de pelota. Nayin
Sc cay6 del caballo que montaba
y dej6 de existir sin recuperar
ell conocimiento.
Tenia "a amos de edad. Hace
cincO amos los medicos lie aeon
sejaron vender ell club y reti-
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
REUNION DE LA MIN0RIA
RADICAL

Madrid, Nov. 14.-presid;3a
por ell Sr. Lerroux estuvo deli
5erando aver la minoria radical
en- las Cortes. Sc nombS6 una
comisi6n de siete, de la que for
man parte los Sres. SantiaA
Alba, Hidalgo y Pareja YA
mes, para declarar las normas
futuras y reorganizar ell parti-
do.
Lerroux declare a los Iperio-
1istas que durante ell acto la pa
sion habia sido dominada por
la raz6n.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
CONTRA Ell EXCESO DE
IENGUAJE q

Madrid, Nov. 14.-El minis
tro de la gcbernaci6n, Sr. De
Pablo Blanco, do instrucciones
aver a los gobernadores civiles
para que repriman los excesos
de lenguaje en- los mltines pd-
blicos.
Los Delegates de los goberna-
nadores deberan suspender los
actos politicos en- los que los ora
dores Sc extralimiten.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
Ell PUEBLO DE KEY WEST
A FAVOR DE Camera

Key West, Nov. 14.--El pue-
bio de Key West demostr6 aver
su inconformidad con los proce-
dimientos del gobernador Sholtz
eligiendo captain de policfa a AL
berto Camera, excondestable.
Destituyo Sholtz a Camera, ale
gando que permitfa la tirada de
la bolita. La mayoria de Came
70 lego a 200 votos.
Resulto electo aicalde en- lu =
gar del Sr. w. H. Malone, ell DR..
Harry c. Galley.
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SEELIG NO PELEA
EN- WIDRNES Is

New York, Nov. 14.-tPaul
Damski, director, del pdgil ale
man Eric Seelig, yencedor de
Charley Belanger, rechaz6 aver
una oterta para que su represen
tado pelease. ell dfa 13 de diciem
bre, con Jack Gibbons, en- ell
prd2rama Pauline Uzcudun-Jo-
Sc Luis.
Seeing, segdn ell director de
sus negocios, es supersticioso y
no acostumbra a pelear ell vier-
mes dia 10.
"Es demaSiado supersticioso
y tai tonteria le arruinara"-
agreg6.
Gibbons es Ell hijo de Mike
Gibbons, en- un tempo legitimo
contendiente a la corona del Pc
so complete.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Muench, Willie Goodwin, j. B,
Cox, Ed Carter, Bob Tramon-
tana y Marvin Chancey, Todos
jugaran contrl ell Stetson, pc
70 no en- su fo3ma perfecta.
Crockett FaPnelI sigue fuera
de juego, aun3le no tiene frac-
turado ell brazo que Sc lastima-
ra.
Ell partido de manana deci-
dira ell campeonato de la Flori-
da. Los tampenos han vencido
a Mann y Rollins.
Ell grupo de Deland tiene un
triunfo sobre ell Miami y una
victoria en- Tampa lie daria ell
titulo por cuenta de los Espar-
tanos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Eric Seeing, ell excampe6n de
las categorias mediana y wei :
-er, en- Alemania, Dpuso a dormir
4 Charley Belanger, ell vetera-
no de las IT'S libras. En- ell Guar
TO asalto ell canadense Sc ode :
rrumb6", con un gancho de IL :
luierda por la mandibula.
Charley Diaz, un tampeno,
cay6 a la Iona bajo los puneta-
EOS de Gene Barrett, pero recu-
per6 la energia y venci6 por
puntos.
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CON LOS GUANTES

De una cosodsstamoS SECURES
en- ESQ de encontrar un habil
adversario para Chino Alva :
rez, de que ningdn pdgil de pri-
mera fila vendra a Tampa sin
una jugosa garantia.
Como dice Lorente: ST estan
comiendo polio y papas fritas
no van a decidirse por ell cafe
con leche.
A los pugilistas hay que re-
compensarlos seg1n sus meri-
tos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Dos "estrellas" del boxeo que
nacieron en- Puerto Rico: Sixto
Escobar y Pedro Montahez.
Escobar peleara manana por
"a nCche, frente a Lou Salica,
N ell Madison Square Garden.
Sixto boxe6 anteayer dos asal-
tcs con Pauline Uzcudun, en-
Orangeburg, New Jersey.
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VIII

FL asombro de Mario troc6-
Sc en- estupefacci6n.
-Pero Ges possible ?-excla-
mo- listed sabe...?
va lie he dicho que sf,-le
lnterrumpi6 Andrea que 10 Sc
TODD, y con 10 que acabo de in
dicarle Sc 10 demuestro.
IFS verdad!
lie agradezco que no inten-
te negar hechos que Sc compren
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

La Ultima victima del cam :
pe6n mundial del peso bantam,
Sangchili, 10 fue ell campe6n de
Italia, Sig Magnolfi.
I'm p~eri6dico de Espana dice
"Sangchili sc mostr6 en- TODD
momento a la altura de las cir
cunstancias, destscando lime
gable superioridad. Ell publico
aplaudi6 ell fallo."
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
Miller venQ6 Barnard por punsos

Toronto, Nov. 14.I-sin que
Sc discutiera ell tltulo del peso
de lama, Freddie Miller, ell
campe6n, derdt6 anoohe por
runtos, en- ~asaltos, a Roger Ber-
nard, de Flint, estado de Micht
gan, Dos de los jueces votaron
a favor de Miller y ell tercero
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
RODRIGUEZ PELEARA CON
MARTINEZ DE ALFARA

Madrid, Nov. 14.-El dia 26,
-Pelearan aqui el campe6n por
tugues Rodriguez, del peso me-
dio, Y el espanol MARTINEZ de AL
fara.
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-Pero no Sc 81 su eStado le
permitira soStener una CONVEX
saci6n I'm POGO larga,.,
ST; liable ustel sin TENOR,
-respondi6 ell enfermo.
-Entonces tenga listed la
bondad de oirme y perdone por
adelantado 10 que de indiscreto
pueda haber en- ell paso que doy,
Me disculpa ell fin que me pro-
pongo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Madrid, Nov 14.-Tempera-
ura de un grade bajo cero Sc
,gistr6 aver en- las provisiaS
.e VallSdolid y Te.uel. En- AliI
eante la Temperature maN@na
ne de "a grades. Madrid tuvo
ina minima de A grades.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
MATRIMONIOS

Waldo NJ. Bartlett, %, y Eli
zabeth B. Baker, 25.; Albert B.
~Applewhite, 81, y Gladys A.
Harris, II; Carl Purvis, 81, y
Johnnie NJ. Stapleton, 20,
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Palabras de Pauline Uzcudun
sobre su venidera pelea con Jo-
Sc Luis: NingR1n Iboxeador que
de decir que ha hecho nj siquie-
"a arrodillarse a Pauline y me
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

aver ell Institute Wilmer
John Hopkins, para so
metarse a un tratamiento de la
vista, ell excampe6n del peso
complete Jack Dempsey. Demp-
sey es paciente particular del
DIR. Allen Woods, quien dijo:
Jack vino a visitarme Iporque
pasaba por Baltimore y lie exa-
nine los ojos. No tuve tempo
de ccmpletar ell examen y lie SD
gerf que volviese la semana pro
xima. NADIA de importanaia veo
en- ell case, nj como enfe1medad
nj como publicidad.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

por Bernard. Bajo las reglas
del Canada ell arbitro no tiene
derecho a votar.c',
Jose Lris do una exhibition
con cuatro socios de practicas.
Miller ha peleado cuatro We
ces con Bernard y en- todas
elias lie lha vencido.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
VII

Estas palabras aumentaron
aun mas la curiosidad del heri-
do.
Comprendiendolo Andrea asi,
para no abusar de la paciencia
del j6ven, Sc apresur6 a hablar
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

erase listed encontrar a su hiia
erase listed encontra a su hija
al lnocente fruto de sus desdi-
chados amores, a la pobre nina
que Ell senior Morales abandono
en- la Gale, sobre la nieve...
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Otras palabras del exlenador
vasco: "Creo que Jose Luis es
81 future campe6n del mundo.
Cuando 10 yea actuar dire 81
compararse con Demp-
{
sey o Tun.ey.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
Folletin No, 329
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Al mismo tempo que admit
raci6n y simtpatia, aquella mu-
jer inspirabale respeto.
En- 81 interior pens6:
"7Que didha tan grande
debe de ser, tener una mujer
asi que nos Guide y consuele!"
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Dej6 Andrea que transcu-
rriesen unos INSTANCES, como
para dar tempo al j6ven para
reponerse de su asombro, y lue-
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Notre Dame, los 'Irlandeses"
jugaran ell sabado con los cade-
tes del Ejercito, en- ell estadio
de los Yankees, New York.
Esperase que presenter ell
partido mas de 1890 espectado-
res de ambos sexos. La venta de
billetes de entrada montaba hoy
hasta la ~caIpacidad del terreno,
78,267.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

AS ,MAQUINAS DE JNCAR
NO POD2AN> ESTAR ST.
TUADAS A MENOS DE
300 PIES DE IGLESIAS Y
COLEGIOS
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Pauline ha dicho que por la
pelea con Jose Luis lie pagaran
$45, 600. BESIDE ahora podemos
afirmar que no cobrara tanto.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

bado con ell Sewanee. A las di-
ficultades de los floridanos ha
sido agregada la lengua, en- for
ma de concentrates inoportunos,
del presidente de la Universe
dad. Cuatro de los veteranos no
podran jrgar, Jack Beckwith,
Robert Ricket, Hubert Schucht
y Zollie Maynard.
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Los Caimanes de la Univer-
de Florida jugaran ell sa-
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

Los Terriers salieron hoy pa
ra Pensacola, donde jugaran ell
sabado,
La gaceta., 1935-11-14
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5Habra que r en1Sada la
n0tencia de puI del etiGpico

pOIencla ue pUWS utI tIIUpICU
81 nc d rita a Uzcudun, por la
cuey "a de 10, ell dia Is de di-
YmOre?
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-13

be annexed to such bonds shall bear the fac-simile signatures of the mayor and of the clerk of said min- icipality. In case any of the ofIic- CTS whose signatures or countersig- natures appear on the bonds shall cease to be such officers before de- livery of such bonds, such signatur- es or countersignatures, whether manual or facsimile, shall neverthe- less be valid and sufficient for all purposes, the same as if said officers had remained in office until such delivery. Said bonds shall bear in terest at rate to be fixed by the common council of the city of Nome not to exceed however per centum per annum payable semi-annually, and said bonds shall be sold at not less than the principal amount there of plus acrued interest
 Sec. 5-The bonds herein author ized to be issued shall be general obligations of the city of Nome, pay able as to both interest and princi- ,I ,ro1prA,,, ,,yl,iaI shall be levied upon all of the tax able property within the corporate limits of such municipality in an amount sufficient to pay the interest on and the principal of such bonds as and when the same become due and payable.
 Sec 6-No part of the funds aris- ing from the sale of said bonds shall be used for any purpose or purposes other than those specified in this Act. Said bonds shall be sold only when and in such amounts as the common council of the city of Nome shall direct; and the proceeds there of shall be distributed only for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned and under the orders and directions of said common council from time to time as such proceeds may be re- quired for said purposes.
 Sec. 7-The city of Nome is here by authorized to enter into contracts with the United States of America or any agency or instrumentallty thereof under the provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act and Acts amendatory thereof and Acts supplemental thereto, and re- visions thereof and the regulations made in pursuance thereof, and un- der any further Acts of the Congress of the United States to encourage public works, for the sale of bonds issued in accordance with the pro- visions of this Act or for the accept ance of a grant of money to ald said municipality in financing any public works herein authorized; or to enter into contracts with any per sons or corporations, public or prl- vate, for the sale of such bonds; and such contracts may contain such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by and between the common council of said city of Nome and the United States of America or any agency or instrumentality there of or any such purchaser.
 Sec. 8-This Act shall take effect immediately.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-13
Text Of Bill
 For Reconstruction
 Of City Of Nome
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
 ordered by the common council of the said city of Nome at which cleo tlon the question of whether such bonds shall be issued in the amount specified for any or all of the pur- poses hereinbefore set forth shall be submitted to the qualified cleo tors of said city of Nome, Territory
 of Alaska, whose names appear on
 the last assessment roll of said city
 for purposes of municipal taxation
 The form of the ballot shall be such
 that the electors may vote for or against the issuance of bonds for
 each of the purposes herein speci-
 fled in the amounts herein authoriz-
 ed. Not less than twenty days
 notice of such election shall be giv-
 en to the public by posting notices
 of the same in three conspicuous
 places within the corporate limits of
 the city of Nome, one of which shall
 be at the front door of the United
 States post office at Nome. The
 election notice shall specifically
 state the amount of bonds proposed
 to be issued for each of the purposes
 herein specified The registration
 for such election, the manner of
 conducting the same and the can
 VaSs of the returns of said election
 shall be, as nearly as practicable in
 accordance with the requirements
 of law in general for special cleo tions in said municipality; and said bonds shall be issued for any or all
 of the purposes herein authorized only upon condition that not less than a majority of the votes cast at such election in said municipality shall be in favor of the issuance of said bonds for such purpose or pur- poses
 Sec 1.-The bonds herein author ized to be issued shall be coupon in form and shall mature in not to eX- ceed thirty years from the date
 thereof Such bonds may bear such date or dates, may be in such de- nomination or denominations, may mature in such amounts and at such time or times, not exceeding thirty years from the date thereof, may be payable in such medium of payment and at such place or places, may be
 sold at either public or private sale, may be nonredeemable or redeem able (either with or without prem-
 ium), may carry such registration
 privileges as to either principal and
 interest, principal only, or both, as
 shall be prescribed by the common
 council of said city of Nome. The
 bonds shall bear the signatures of
 the mayor and of the clerk of the
 city of Nome, and shall have im-
 pressed thereon the official seal of
 said municipality. The coupons to
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-13

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-19
Adelaide Hall to
Be at Stevenson

Adelaide Hall. one of the most beau
tiful and talented Negro girls from
New YOrk's Harlem. the island of sOnp
dance and pagan revelry, is engaged
in the laudable enterprise of present
ing to the hinterland closeup snap
shots of the hot spots that have made
Harlem modern Babylon, small
corner of Manhattan where are to be
seen the obstinate survivals of modie-
Yalism. No place in America is quite
like it.
+ One of the principal entertainers Of
its cabarets and musical shows. Miss
Hall is making a transcOntinental tour
presenting in the better motion pict-
ure> theatres and 'auditOriums a pro
gram Of songs and d;l. ces that have
made her to the cOloled. stage that
Beatrice Lille Libby Holman and
Fanny Brice are to the Broadway
theatre. ....
The little blues singer viii be seen
here. at the Stevenson theatre Satur~
daY II p M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-19
NGARNtAH

Ironically, the men felt guilty and
ashamed and only one Of them ever
returned to Tolpuddle.
March 10. -William Jennings
Bryan was born in Salem, Ill, destin~
ed to be an unsuccessful Presidential
nominee of major party three times
and to become the nations most con-
spicuOus Dry.
Yet Wet votes elected him to his
first office. as a Democratic Con-
cressman from an Overwhelmingly
Republican district in Nebraska!
Bryan was not the champion loser
among Presidential nominees. Eu-
gene v Debs ran to defeat as stand
ard-bcarnr of the Socialist Party in
five national elections.
March 10. 1918-President Wilson
signed a II making misunderstanding
national
1t had to be repealed, because OF
protests of farmers and railroad an
ions! It's against the law now nj
Connecticut. Maine. New Hampshire
Wisconsin and m;ny local commnni-
ties
DaYlipht-saving, which was Ori@inat-
ed by thc universal American genius
BENJAMIN Franklin was first adopted
in Germany, begins this year on Apri!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-19
MISS PARHAM WINS
DISTRICT ORAT|ONS
Awarded $50 Scholarship
and Chance in Finals at
High Point

Miss Nancy Parham Henderson
high school senior. was declared the
winner and awarded a $50 scholar
ship next year at High Point College
in the district eliminations for the
High Point College OratOrIcal contest,
the speaking in which was held here
yesterday afternoon The subject was
Am | Going to College To Increase
My Earning Power or To Make My
self More Useful to Ny Community?
Entrants in the contest were re-
1uired to send copies OF their speech
o High Point College for grading be-
fore the speaking, and in the entire
district Miss Parham was rated hIgl
enough to enter TIE speaking. She
said her speech Monday afternoon IN
he auditorium Of Central graded
school before Rev. =. NJ. Harrison, or
the college who came here to near
her No others were heard.
BY reason of winning the district
award. Miss Parham will enter the
Statewide oratCrical contest to be held
at High Point two weeks. hence, when
he winner will be awarded a $3.50
scholarship to that institution. -.
The State is divided into eleven dis
:tricts for the contest. The district in
which Miss Parham competed was
composed Of, Vance, Warren, Frank
lin Granville. :. Orange and Person
counties.
It was not learned just how many
from the other. counties sought to en-
ter the cOnDetitiOn but were ruled
out on the grading Of their papers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-19
HIGHS NOT TO HAVE
A BASEBALL TEAM
Short Session and Many Ac-
tivities Caused Cancella-
ton Of Season.

For the firs- time in a number of
years probably the first time since
baseball was major sport at EIender-
son high school, that school will not
put out baseball team this year, it
was stated today by II. II. Powell.
head of athletics at the local institu
tiOn.
In a talk with Coach Powell today
by a Daily Dispatch reporter, the men
tor stated that so many activities were
TO be had at the local school between
row and the end of the session that
the session would be so short, he
deemed it advisable to forgo that sport
this year. He also stated that poor
support from fans. making baseball a
losing proposition each year for the
school was one of the reasons for its
dscontinuance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-19

RDQ73 127 GOVT DIX WASHINGTON DC Is 250p
FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HENDERSON
The Treasury would again appreciate your help as
given on previous occasions in reaching individual hold
ers called Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds to advise them
opportunity to exchange for issue Treasury Bonds
This offer terminates Wednesday, March twcnty-scy
enth Bonds eligible for exchange are Fourth Liberties
with terminal digits five six and Please use
your good efforts not only in contracting your own Gus
toners but public service offer your facilities to
your community. Suggest you get in touch with local
newspapers requesting them to bring facts to attention
Of public Many holders of bonds of small denomina-
tio1s probably unaware advantages of exchange into
new issue. Would appreciate reply by wire collect
whether count your cooperation
HENRY NORGENTHAU, JR
Secretary of the Treasury.