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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Warning On
Bad Checks

Chief of Police J. T. Parks an
nouTCrd Today that the United States
Secret Service again warns persons III
this vicinity Who receive on cash
checks Ia be wa;chiul Tor mail THE
YES and iorgcrs, IL many allowance
and allotment checks re gong as
tray and arc being caShrd on forged
endorsements. Chief Parks IEd the
Secret Service urge that the .o!!ow-
irg rules be observed:
To Those Who Receive Checks
!. Never endorse Il check ml,l you
are actually in the presence cd the
person who will cash il.
=. Have a good box with yuur name
clearly printed on IL. Keep II LuCkCd,
}. Whenever possible. nave your
m,ll carrier deliver checks III person
rather than To your box.
!. II you change your address. mott
fy the Post Office Immediately.
.. Cash your check At the same
place each month. Cash |, YOURSELF.
Don't Sod Children To Cash
Checks. This cncour gcS Juvenile de-
linGuCncy.
). DO Not Fold. Pin Or Mutilair
Allotment Or Allowance Checks!
To Those who Cash Checks
|. Know Your EndurScrs!
>. Ask for positive Identification
Before you cash Il check. SIX your
self this qucStinn-"lf this check is
returned. can find the person who
gave il Ia me-?
>. Never Cash \ Check Already
Endorsed. Hay" il endorsed again in
yur presence.
J. Require that all employees who
cash checks shall initial them.
'r;''IC secret service has for some
years been engaged in Il program of
crime prevention. In 1893 they began
Il campaign known as KNOW Your
Money" and since then C0u1tcrfciting
has dropped 81. In addition 10 the
great reduction in cauntcrrciting. the
secret service is not only hopeful that
their present campaign of know Your
CndurScrS" will save the taxpayers
money IN reduced iHvCstigativc time.
and expense of keeping prisoners IN
pcnitcntiaricS. but will help keep
juveniles ont al trouble. -tISu. he
cause Of the effect on mOr-lc of the
armed forces. the government is
extremely anxious that no allotmcn,
on allowance check be delayed even
ono day. and Chief Parks states that
every effort will be made 20 make
this successful here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Cherry Talks
To Legion
Wednesday

State Senator X. Gregg Cherry. of
GaStonia. former SpcaGcr of the
State House of Representatives. and
former State commander OF the
American Legion. will attend and
address Il district meeting OF the
American Legion here Wedn, Sday
evening. officials announced today.
". l.. Wood OF WarrCutun. COM
mandcr ui the eighth district. Is I"
preside. The area includes posts 81
Narr,nton. Henderson. oxford. Oar
ham and Chapel Hill.
AN elaborate program has been
provided Tor tho mGrtiUS. Rev. W.
ID. MCiHniS. pastor ul sllc First Pres
GEtCran church. VIII give the mV.-
cation and y. T.. Barnes viii lead
III group singing. Pos; commander;
will make their reports. and several
readings will be given by Mrs. y.
II. pJrham.
II" address by Senator Cherry
will bc the final Number On tnc
program. CNcCp; that The group VIII
sing "Ih" Star SpIugicd BanGC.'"
o. conclude III" evening.
Will" Visitors az" expected from
all posts il the district. ii is anlivi-
patCd thai Il large representation Of
iicndCrS' pest will be ON hand. ami
III n'"rDCI'S are invited.
The occasion will br Il dinner :;r-
!H'" IN the cafe .".iL ui Ilcndvr: ~
hI"h school. and the hour is ! IL
ID NJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Relief At Last
For Your Couch

Chronic bronchitis may dcyCIUn :,
chitiS is not treated and you cii,rr S'o ".
ford to take Il chance with amy n,"G,, ~
less potent than CrcomulSiom y',t .lS
goes right to the scat of Tie trnui n,ii'', -.
help loosen and cXpcl Lrrin IIa'm''
nhlegm and aid nature to sOnthr ', c,,i
heal raw. tender. intlamcd bygnrS;"Tt
mucous membranes. '''"
Circumcision blends bccchwood crco.
SOte by special process with U,n"r l ~,
tested medicines for coughs Ii cout ,,;,,c
no narcotics. '''''
No matter how many medicine. ,o,,
have tried. tell your druggiS; To- .c,l You
4 bottle of Crcoml;lSiUn viii, tug ,H,,i .r '
standing You must like the way II ,,.,...
~ allayS the cough. pcImittine r,.,, .,,,J
sleep, or y2I are to have your igouSy
back. (Adv0 '''''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
ROBERTS TO SPEAK
AT ROTARY MEETING

Coleman W. ROBERTS. president a..
the Carolina Motor Club. is an
nounCod as the speaker for the EIcn-
dcrS"n Rotary clubs wcc!lIy dnncr
meeting tomorrow evening =; $50
o'clock. Mr.. Roberts is to srCaIi on
a Program of GcvclopMcn; rnr the
Stale after ;hc war. = prnpn"li
which he oullcIcd last SUMNER be-
lore The North Carolina Press AS
ISOLATION nj Winston-s Salem S. r.
Peace Is i'll charge of the program.
and announced the enlightenment OF
trc motor club official 10 appear as
SnCakcr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
TAR HEELS ADD FOUR
MORE SERVICE TEAMS

Chapel Hin, Dec. l3. - The two
University oi North Carolina basket
ball squads have added four more
games To their schedule. Coach Bill
LanGc announced today.
Al! four Of the rivals are leading
service clubs. which is in line vita
Carulina'S wartime policy OF curtail-
ing long trips and intcrsectional
games and mcCting all the Army and
Navy teams possible. The four added
games will be: For; jackson ~
team hero December IS: Seymour
Johnson Field b" there December
20 CA game alrc dy Schcdulcd)
Wake Forest Army "B" there Janu-
aly ;. and Greensboro BrC ~" there
February >.
The cantaloupc first Was grown in
southern Asia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13

1912. This upSurgc on the part Of the
four small markets has been a direct
result of farmers being forced away
rom markets al their choice because
uI selling restrictions which in fact
did not apply IL small markets with
plenty oil empty floor space. accord
in" 10 Arthur II. Surprise, Ilcnder-
SON sales supervisor.
The four principal markets of the
belt have maintained their 1912 po-
SItIOnS as 10 poundage sold. Durham
with three sets OF buyers, Henderson,
Oxford and Fuquay Springs with
two sets each. Sanford. seventh Il
year age, l. leading the Single-Set
markets and - NTH IN the belt
1.uuI>burS continues sixth. Warren
ton. llfth Il year ago. Is now seventh.
and the only uuv->c, market Ia be
trailing lLg42'S weight, that by 600
coo pounds Aberdeen. ninth N 1912.
g., eighth uOW. Carthage. eighth Il
year ago. has replaced Aberdeen as
HE smallest market OF the Middle
Belt
Although the belt has not closed
down. ~ the end uf November the
r.GJJy Springs. Sanford. LJu!sburg.
Aberdeen and Carthage markets had
llrcuGv sold more leaf than in any
Ev.r since 1889 These marGctS have
bad 'lpu. space available under the
present drastic sale restrictions TO
luke the overflow from the markets
winch have IN other years been the
choice ul the farmers. Surprise said.
Tobacco which represents this over
!.uw would Gndvr normal conditions
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Three Real Estate
Deeds Recorded in
Week End Period

Three real estate papers were re-
ported al the register OF deeds office
today.
Elizabeth b. Pluman. cXccutriH.
gave a deed Oi rclcas" to y. y. Tar
Teton. covering property on College
street. for one dollar.
Southern Aggregates Corporation.
i'm TWO separate deeds. conveyed
iCis near Greystonc 10 J. p. Rogers
+. me paper and 10 !. p. Rogers
mi wife in another. consideration
In "roH instance being $40 and other
.a.uC..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
TWO LICENSES

TWO maNiagc licenses were re-
?o.'cd at the register o: deeds Of
Ire today. d. follows: Edward Son
Lac. MaES".. Route ana Salirc
"'G Edioi:. u Man#J". cDi-rl,!
+ Icy Nice Rivers. Wlr.':r ION.
I::i Dorothy Howell /. n&mIrr. Of
10. Il 3. lINnC.:son. w. :,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Awaits Trial on
Charge of Taking
$40 in Cash Item

Melvin FARRELL, white man. is in
jan mere IN default Of $500 bond on
charges OF larceny of $50 in cash
IRON Johnnie Newton one dav last
week. His case was set for hearing
IN recorders Court today. but when
called continuance until tomorrow
was asked, and granted.
FARRELL MAS brought back hcrc
from Winston Salem by Sheriff +. \.
C"iirc!i after going there following
me LEGGED theft @! cash money.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
COURT OF HONOR

The Boy Scout Court of Honor
will be held AT the Presbyterian
church tomorrow night at eight
o'clock, with +. &. Wells. chnilman
Of The advancement committee. pre-
siding. Twenty awards will be made.
including one star rank. and tn" 10
>cOutctS attending the Scoutcr's In
stitutc will receive their training
certificates. Friends. parents. and the
general public arc invited To- attend
the court
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
WELL-KNOWN NEGRO
MAN DIES SUNDAY

Allen Knott. wcll-knOwn colnrcd
man, died yesterday aftcrno":, about
four o'clock. He had Jccn III for
;severa! weeks and il was reported
nc succumbcd TO heart attack yes
terday.
Knott had been employed by .hc
Legg-Parham Company FOR twentv-
i've. years and is known TO MANY
oil the people throughout this section
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
ONE CASE TRIED

In police court today only on!
case WAS tried by Mayo Henry
Powell. a"d on Monday morning al
that. Willie Collins. co,orcd. was
taxed with the costs tor being
drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
AROUND TOWN
TRAFFIC FEE

Mrs. J. Ii. Br0dic paid = fec Of
one dollar TO the city cscrk for :
traffic violation. records Showed TO.
day. ss
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
CAR OF WHEAT

Walter l.. Wilson of the ANA Of.
lice today announced the arrival Of
Il ca! load 81 feed wheat - T. I'M
loaded on the Scaboard team track
Wednesday morning beginning at
$50 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
Y. S. Heavy Bombers Hit
Northwest Germany Hard
Continued from Page One)

light bombing program which pre-
ceded the last group of heavy at
lacks on half-dcvastated Berlin.
Inc Mosquitoes went TO work dur
ing the day Friday with The low
level attacks in northeastern Ger
many. returning that night and
gain Saturday night. when they
ranged over western Germany.
In air ministry's communidlie said
one of the twin-engined b0mbsrs
was missing from last night opcr-
atoms.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-13
At Maria Parham Hospital

Mrs. j. M. Robertson Of Hender-
son, route /, is being treated at
Maria Parham hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Family Rejoices,
Harmon Safe
Prayers Of Mother,
Friends Answered

Il Continued from Page Twe)
here and Elyce (ElyCe Knox
that's Toms girl friend) knew
all about IL and that We were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Willing TO Help

The senator says he is willing
10 assist in the promotion of the
bout by capable mon Of I'M
questioned integrity If the peo-
pie Of this country want such a
fight
You'll recall. Of course. that
this bout was once scheduled
and later Cancelled BY Secretary
NJ War Stimson because he
found the gate receipts were 10
be used for other purposes than
aiding the war program.
We are answering the sena-
tors letter and assuring him tho
people Of this state with whom
we have talked certainly would
like 10 sec such a bout And we
are adding that we think the
proper place 10 hold such A bout
is right here in the arsenal OF
democracy.
New York can't hold 2 fight
at night because Of blackout
regulations. And even II they
could, Detroit still is the place
10 hold it..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Fun With a Togo

Mr.. James c. Councilman. still
our favorite orator and piano
player. stopped in our town over
the weekend.
MIR Councilman is On route 10
Dayton where the University of
Dayton Sunday night is 10 bestow
an honorary degree.
The versatile coach Of the Chi
cago Cardinals first hit the ora
torial jackpot al Dayton over a
year ago when his commence
ment address there was relayed
across the nation until il finally
reposed in the Congressional
Record.
Officials Of the Ohio institution
sent Mr.. Councilman a cap and
gown with instructions 10 practice
wearing them He also was 10
practice with gaudy toga that
goes around the neck and hangs
down the back.
We can report Mr. Councilman
was given some very expert in
struction by his local friends that
carried FAR into the night. We
OILY hope the valet at, his hotel
able 10 do a rush job Of clean
~ and pressing on his cap. gown
and toga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Scion Was Seeker

We are in receipt Of a letter
from Senator w. Warren Bar
bour of New Jersey He is con-
tact1ng sports writers around
the nation as 10 public senti-
ment on a proposed fight be-
tween Sgt. Joe Louis and Cpl.
Billy Conn.
The senator lets you in on
the news that he is a fight fan.
He adds he was the gent who
proposed the bill IN Senate that
now makes n legal 10 transport
NJ films across state lines.
y Then. with a mighty burst Of
modesty he tells you he once
won A trophy AS amateur heavy
weight champion OF the United
States and Canada in 1910.
The gentleman from New Jcr-
sey says ne understands Louis
and Conn have expressed a
willingness 10 meet in the rIng
with entire proceeds 10 GO 10
Army Emergency Relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Match LdMottd
With Jdnndzzo
Here April 30
BY BOZ MURPHY

Mr.. Perpetual Motion, otherwise
Jake LaMotta, returns 10 the
Olympic ring on Friday night,
April 30, for a bout with the vet
Gran Icy JannaZZo, matchmaker
Nick Londes announced Saturday.
Records show JannaZZo has been
fighting professionally since 1888,
He is now under the managerial
wing of Chris Dundee of Pitts
burgh, and his last fight was on
March 81 when he knocked out
Sammy Secret in Cleveland.
Apparently Jannazzo has found
boxing's fountain of youth. In two
other recent fights ne beat Bobby
Richardson and Jackie Cooper.
Going back through his record
you find that Jannazzo holds wins
over such men as OSsie Harris,
Cocoa Kid, Holman Williams and
Jackie Burke.
Back as far as 1896 he lost a Is
round decision 10 Barney Ross for
the welterwelght title. And if YOU
really want 10 travel back memory
lane. Ivy fought a draw with a
man named Morric Sherman in
1884
LondcS returned Saturday morn
ing from New York where he
spent several days trying 10 cor
raj talent for future shows here.
II watched JannaZzO work In
the gymnasium twice" said
LondeS. "and he looks like the
best possible opponent that can
he found for LaMotta. IL ought
10 he very interesting fight"
The Olympia matchmaker said
he was lining up supporting card
to be announced Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Services Want II

We have no way Of knowing
how far Senator Barbour will
get with his plans. But We are
= . he'll find the people Of this
Odntry, as well as the men IN
service. would &C, a great uplift
out of the staging of such a
bout.
While on the subject OF sports
and its connection with Wash
ington. IL is interesting 10 note
that Senator Happy Chandler
and Senator Willard Tydlngs are
very much alive 10 the parts
sports play in keeping morale
high. Both gentlemen have come
out with vigorous arguments for
baseball and all other sports.
The future Of sports for the
duration looks much brighter as
a result OF their interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Detroiters are showing US that they know
a good thing when they see i'll They're buy
ing these Duration Quality suits at a fast
clip because they know vaIue These are
our regular $3.50, $500 and $39.95 gar
mems, tailored by some Of Americas lead
ing makers! At saving that no careful
buyer can afford TO overlook. We planned
at long range, made up our specifications
and purchased long ago TO make This Easter
event possible. Here are clothes you feel
are right The instant you slip into the coat.
Fine. rich, preshrunk and wesr-tesfed fab
RIGS in your favorite chalk stripes, multiple
stripes and herring bones. Fitted exactly %
your figure without alteration charges. Be
sure TO get your share Of these bargains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Bob Tales
Dear Senator:
9his Is Town
For Conn,Louis Gc
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Sports Editor

Peals of vocal thunder have
gone up for Tom Harmon many,
many times on autumn after
moons. But if the silent cheers
of his friends and wcll-WishcrS
could have been recorded Sat-
urday morning, surely the for
mer Michigan acc would have
been able TO hear the noise as
far away as the South American
base where he is reported TO be
resting.
There is no news except II.
Tom Harmon has been found
safe after a plane crash in a
faraway jungle That makes
the world seem much brighter
today And now prayers turn
10 the men who formed his
crew. 1t is 10 be hoped they,
too, came out of the experience
safe and sound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
N. Y. Games on

NEW YORK. April II GNS)--
The Brooklyn Dodgers-New York
Yankees exhibition game slated to-
day for EbbetS Field, and the New
York Giants Washington game,
scheduled for the Polo Grounds
were Cancelled. These clubs will
meet on the same fields tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

II Continued frnm Page Twe)
here and Elyce (ElyCe Knox
that's Toms girl friend) knew
all about IL and that We were
all terribly happy"
AZ The Harmon home, Toms
mother was showing visitors the
hundreds OF kilograms received
Every ono offered word of en-
couragemcnt and tho promise Of
prayers for her sons safety. When
Tom returns from the wars these
kilograms Will mean more 70 HIM
than all the clippings Of his three
years Of football glory.
Some Of the names on the tele-
grams the HarmonS could recog-
nizc. Others were just fans VINO
learned 20 appreciate this fine
American youth.
one wire was from Forest Eva
ShevSki. who led the way for most
of Toms touchdown runs.
II know Tom too well 10 lose
confidence I'm him for min
ute. With little Irish luck he
will come through. Like all his
friends. pray God will let him
call the right play and bring
him home"
FROM INSTRUCTOR
Another was from Assistant
Flint Comdr. G.. (. Tiger Of Bur
bank. Cal.
He can fly like he played
football He figured all the an
swers and will he hack. Keep
your fingers crossed"
The athletic office received the
news with more JOY than the news
of big football victory Il was
so happy ! nearly jumped out Of
my skin, said Coach Fritz Crisler.
And he isn't given 10 displays OF
his emotions.
81 always thought he would
make II. I've seen him come
through too many times To have
my doubts now. But it's the
greatest and the happiest news
I've ever received"
The other coaches all added
their praise Of his reSourcefulness
which they knew would pull him
through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
6. v. Rotan, Ex-GoIf
Star, Dies in Houston

HOUSTON, Tex, April II CUP)
George V. Rotan, Sc, Houston
investment banker and one-time
nationally known golfer, died
today.
Friends attributed his death TO
overwork in directing war bond
selling campaigns.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

just wouldn't go round" We
don't fuss about it, but we think
of the good jars of pork and the
hams hanging in the smoke
house, and all the good vegetables
in the gardens. Anyway, we
think Ashe county is the garden
spot of the world, and when this
war is over we expect to return
to our farm in Hurricane town.
ship, and we pray that we can all
come back undivided.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

Fall is here. We know it for
several reasons. The Carsons
have left the Black Bear Inn for
their home in Whiteville
children are eating chinquapins
.. sweaters and jackets are much
in evidence the last flowers
are beginning to bloom including
the blue gentian, one of our fav-
orite native wild flowers and,
of course, the leaves are turning
from green into the brilliant fall
colors. To me, they are worth
coming miles to see, and never
have we seen prettier ones than
this year. And of all the places
we have ever lived this is much
the prettieSt.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

soon be over. It is time we all
should move faster and back our
sons and daughters who are MAX
ing the sacrifice for us.
Things are different here from
what they are back there in good
old Ashe. We fall in line at the
store and stand sometimes for
more than an hour, and when
you finally get to the meat count
er, sometimes to hear the butcher
say, I'm sorry the meat I have
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
On College Campus

We hear little squibs from va
rious Ashe county students in
college, Polly and Roberta Aus
tin, who are at the Woman's Col
lege of the University of N. c.,
write they are liking it fine but
were a little homesick at first
But who isn't when they first go
away, then WCUNC is so large
that it usually overwhelms one in
the beginning. Polly says she
reads The Skyland Post while in
the bread line. l can sympathize
with her there having stood in
such lines once upon a time.
Myrtle Dean GRAPHICAL, who is al
so at WCUNC writes that people
who do not go to college can new
er realize what they are missing'.
All of which shows that Myrtle
Dean is liking it there. A pro-
fessor there writes US that Nena
Belle Barr is getting along fine
IN ner work.
From Oak Ridge comes an an
nouncement of the progress be-
ing made by Wade E. Vannoy, Jr.
had an opportunity of visiting
Chapel Hill the other day in con-
nection with a neice of mine,
there. Tharon Young, formerly
of this county and more recently
of Watauga, is also there Tha-
ron, who is a neice of Mrs. John
Reeves, is the daughter of Mrs.
Pat Mcclure, of Boone. Another
Ashe county girl down there this
year is Edith Coward, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coward.
Edith, by the way, is making quite
a record in journalism.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Miller, at Glendale Springs.

Miller, at Glendale Springs.
Miss Nadine Black, of Wagner,
spent some time with Miss Dora
Miller last week at Glendale
Springs.
Miss Julia Miller spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. D.
Miller, at West Jefferson.
Mr.. c. H. Miller, VINO IS en-
ployed in Newark, Del, writes
that he is liking his work very
much.
Mr.. Rome Bare, who has been
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

well, the machines of war are
humming around the clock and
we are all buying war bonds,
cutting pulpwood, and doing ev-
erything we can toward Victory.
The Axis nations cannot stand
our power. They will fall to
bits. When our boys come home
let's all be able to greet them
with big smile on our faces and
say, "Son, I never let you down..
1--WE are in this war for our
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

employed out of the county for
some time, returned home this
week.
Miss Dare Miller was the week
end guest of Miss Nadine Black.
Mr.. Walter Goodman, of White
top, Va, was a recent guest in the
community. -.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Worlds Safest Investments

United States War Savings Bonds
Series E: gives you back 81 for
every So when the bond natures.
Interest: 2.9% a year, compounded
semiannually, if held to maturity.
Denominations: SIS, $50, 500,
$500. $1,000. Redemption: any
time so days after issue date.
Price: 1870 of maturity value.
2heS Treasury Bonds of 1864
1869: readily marketable, accept
able as bank collateral, redeem
able at par and accrued interest
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

for the purpose of satisfying Fed
eral estate taxes. Dated September
Is, 1913; due December IS, 1869.
Denominations: $500, $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000, 100000 and
$l,OOO,OOO. Price: par and accrued
interest.
Other Securities: Series &C"
Savings Notes; 1870 Certificates of
Indebtedness; go Treasury Bonds
of l951.l953; United States Savings
Bonds Series 'F"; United States
Savings Bonds Series &c"