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HOLIDAY NUMBER G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK I SECTION THREE, PAGES 13 TO 20 Voi. 12, No. t»3 GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OKKOON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922 GRESHAM MAN SUED FOR $1890; PAYS $90 Sound and Conservative Banking Results in SAFETY AND SERVICE to the Depositor * A Bank Statement that any man or woman can understand Synopsis o f R eport o f C ondition o f FIRST STATE BANK Rendered to State Banking Department as of December 4, 1922 The Bank Owes to Depositors - - - $507,532.24 A co n se rv a tiv e b a n k e r alw ay s h as th is in d eb ted n ess in m ind, an d he a rr a n g e s h is a s s e ts so as to be a b le to m eet an y re q u e s t for pay m en t. For this Purpose We Have: I. Cash . . . . $8,108.05 L egal c u rre n c y an d coin. II. Checks on Other Banks - - 656.96 P ay a b le a t once. III. Cash Reserve With Federal Reserve Bank 24,814.15 P ay a b le a t once. IV. Cash with Other Banks /Approved by State 21,844.31 P ay a b le a t once. V. State, County and Municipal W arrants 1,751.80 M ostly school w a rra n ts . VI. State, County and Municipal Bonds - 189,610.50 M ark et v a lu e of w hich i s .......................................... $190.686.80 F a c e v a lu e ........................................................................ 189,610.50 W o rth th is m uch m ore th a n am o u n t c a rrie d on b o o k s ....................................................... $ M ostly s h o rt te rm bonds. VII. 1,076.30 United States Government Bonds - lin e w ith in six m o n th s .................................................$ VIII. Other Bonds - - 19,050.00 5,000.00 - 73,019.62 M unicipal, P ro v in cial, G o v ern m en t, D om inion of C anada. D ue w ith in six m o n th s ................................................ $ 20,786.65 Due w ith in one y e a r ..................................................... 8,532.97 Not in clu d ed in above Due w ith in tw o yearH ..................................................... 16,500.00 N ot in clu d ed in above IX. Loans - - 194,211.35 S ecu red by C o lla te ra l...................................................$ 73,889.80 S ecu red by R eal E sta te M o rtg a g e s............................ 13,352.24 L o an s to M erch an ts, B u sin ess and P ro fe ssio n a l m en ....................................................... 67.965.23 L o an s to M a n u fa c tu re rs ................................................. 16,775.05 L o an s to F a rm e rs, D airym en an d S to c k m e n .... 109,471.07 X. Bank Building - - - 25,000.00 In c lu d in g Postofflces and o th e r offices C ost of b u ild in g very m uch m ore. XI. Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment - 5,651.20 Stock of Federal Reserve Bank, San Francisco, California Overdrafts . . . . 1,650.00 NONE D ep reciated 5 p e r c en t each y ear. XII. XIII. Som e h a n k s show th e se as an a s s e t w ith w hich to pay d ep o sito rs. _______________ Total to Meet Indebtedness to Depositors XIV. This Leaves a Surplus of - - - 8570,367.94 - $62,835.70 W hich becom es th e p ro p e rty of th e S to ck h o ld ers a fte r th e d eb ts to th e d ep o sito rs a re p aid, and is a g u a ra n te e fund u p o n w hich we in v ite new d ep o sits and re ta in th o se w hich h av e been lodged w ith u s fo r m any y ears. The First State Bank, a member of the Federal Reserve System, was established in 1905, has been continually under the same manage ment, and has enjoyed a steady and natural growth from the begin ning. During that time, in order to better sene its customers, it has increased its Capital Stock three times. It has all the facilities of a city bank, including that of investments, and at the same time has made an exhaustive study of the wants and needs of its patrons, thereby putting itself in a better position to sene the local people than any city bank. The above statement reflects the fact that it has spared no ef forts to protect its depositors, using all of the safeguards thrown a- round a city bank with much larger responsibilities. The First State Bank appreciates the fact that it is due to the unfailing loyalty of the people of this community, and the confi dence they have reposed in its institution, that enables it to carry as it does over ONE-HALF M ILLION DOLLARS DEPOSITS. It is therefore Resolved, That we, the Officers and Employ ees of First State Bank, extend ( C h r is t m a s ( G r e e t in g s To our old friends, loyal and true; to our valued new friends, and to those whose friendship we strive to deserve; we heartily wish unmeasured happiness and good fortune throughout the coming years. With grateful appreciation for all the favors received by us from you, and for that priceless though intangible asset, your good-will, which we prize beyond measure, we seek to merit your continued con fidence, and aim to serve you helpfully in the future. First State Bank GRESHAM, OREGON G REETIN G S TO ALL. T he O utlook ta k e s th is o p p o r tu n ity to extend holiday g re e t ing to its re a d e rs, c o rre sp o n d e n ts and ad v e rtise rs. We w ish a ll a M erry C h ris t m as and A H appy and P ro s p e r ous New A'ear. W e hope all m ay be led to th in k th e b rig h t a n d happy th o u g h ts th a t th e holiday s e a son su g g e sts; th a t all m ay e n joy th e full m ea su re of e a rth ly an d heavenly frie n d sh ip and love; th a t all m ay have a b u n d a n t reaso n fo r th e hopeful, fo r w ard look th a t a n tic ip a te s and re alizes th e b est th a t th e fu tu re can hold for th e in d iv id u al's and com m unity's upbuilding. T h e holiday seaso n is one of th e high sp o ts of th e w hole y ear. May you ris e to its full enjoym ent and c a rry fo rw a rd its h ap p in ess and good w ill th ro u g h th e y ear to come. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 Per Year 275 HAPPY PUPILS IN GRADE SCHOOL A tr ia l of a n u n u su a l c h a ra c te r and If yon should find anyone w ho is ■ | involving a G resh am m an and a form - n o t en jo y in g th e seaso n 's s p irit ju s t ! e r G resh am re s id e n t as th e m ain p a r- d ire c t them to th e g rad e school w h e re , tic ip a n ts, drew to a close W ednesday he w ill find 275 happy g irls an d boys a fte r co n tin u in g fo r a day and a half. 1 ju s t b rim m ing over w ith th e C h ris t ! C h ester A. D ailey, ex ecu to r fo r the m as sp irit am t we a re c e rta in th a t he ' e sta te of his m o th e r. S av an n ah D ailey, c an n o t rem ain w ith them long w ith w as p lain tiff iu th e actio n , w hich out ta ilin g in w ith them . ask ed fo r dam ag es to th e am o u n t of P ro b ab ly th e re is no p lace in an y ’ $1860 from J o h n S le re t of G resham . com m unity m ore In te re stin g th a n its Mr. S le re t w as accused of having e le m e n ta ry schools and th is is es- rem oved 30 tr e e s an d s h ru b s of a peclajly tr u e a t C h ristm as tim e sp ecies of c e d ar, a rb o r vitae, from G resham has a live and rap id ly th e p ro p e rty ot th e D ailey e sta te n ear grow ing g rad e school w ith an e n r o ll H ogan sta tio n . A re a s o n a b le v alu e of m ent of 288 pupils to date. T h e re h as th«' tre e s w as said by th e p lain tiff to been a n in c re a se of 40 sin ce school be $4 a piece. T h e u n u su a l p a rt of opened in S eptem ber. T h is is th e th e case w as in tro d u c e d w hen D ailey's m ost rap id g ro w th it h as m ade in r e a tto rn e y s in m ak in g th e ir plea cen t y e a rs and no doubt but th a t it b ro u g h t up an old s ta tu te w hich p ro w ill co n tin u e. vided tre h le dam ag es fo r sto len p ro p T h ese g irls and boys a re divided e rty . An ad d itio n a l sum of $1500 w as in to n in e g ro u p s am i a re p resid ed over also ask ed fo r d ep re c ia tio n of p ro p e r by Id te a c h e rs. Both p u p ils an d te a c h ty, w hich w as set a t $500 and treb led . e rs have th e p ro p er sp irit to m ake th e T h e case w as trie d before C ircu it school w hat it should be. Ju d g e T azw ell and w as h e a rd w ith o u t T he en ro llm e n t by g ra d e s and th e a ju ry . A fter se v e ra l e x p e rt w itn esses j te a c h e rs a r e as follow s: had been h e a rd , th e case w as decided F irst g rad e. 44, G ertru d e A lexan i fav o rab le to Jo h n S leret. B ecause of d e r; seond g rade. 56, H elen B oss and ■ th e old sta tu te , it w as n e c e ssa ry for ( i K E S lI A M C IT Y B U D G E T .G lad y s H oyt; T h ird g ra d e . 36. Mabel » w ith e court to declare a judgment | | \ s B E E N 1 C C E P 1 I 1> In g lis; fo u rth grad«', 30. G race Ogil- h," a g a in s t Mr. S le re t for $30 o r $1 rf ‘ hee; fifth g rad e. 38. Rose P e llk a n ; piece for th e tre e s, w hich w as decided T he ctty bu(, Bl,t for G resh am for six th , 28, Mary H an sen ; sev en th , 29, to he a re a so n a b le p rice, and th a t sum i <£>3 | la 8 been accep ted by th e S ta te G e rtru d e B ungs; eighth. 27. K ath ry n w as treb led m ak in g $90. Ju d g e T a z T ax C o nservation com m ission. T he H oney; C. M. Q tiicksull, p rin c ip a l; w ell, how ever, w as said to have e x budget provides for a g e n e ra l sa la ry ; m usic, K a th ry n Honey. p ressed th e w ish th a t he could m ake fund ot $2490. T h is am o u n t does not Tlie teach ers a re all esp ecially , j th e ju d g m en t less. T h e c o u rt assossed provide to r all of th e sa la rie s. T hose tra in e d for th e ir w ork and all resid e th e c o sts of .th e actio n a g a in s t th e of th e day m a rsh a l mid th e tr e a s u re r in G resham . T hey a re ever ready and plaintiff. a re paid p a rtly from th is g e n e ra l fund w illin g to aid in any com m unity w ork. i C. G. S ch n eid er of G resh am anil W. and th e re m a in d e r from th e w ater de- Thi> stu d e n t body m a in ta in s a n u m ,M. D avis, of P o rtla n d w ere a tto rn e y s p a rtm «,n t. A sum uf $1500 is provided b er ot o rg a n izatio n s w hich a re of fo r th e defense w hile P o rtla n d a t- to r 8 tre e t , ight8( $ H t, Inisc,,lla ll_ m uch benefit to th e school and go fa r to rn e v s, F re e m a n and G oldstein acted ,.oua su p p lie s; labor, $350; h au lin g to w ard m ak in g school life m ore a t f/x » » t l i o n lo itr titi * * fo^ ¿ h e P laintitt- U . i i . .i an<1 c a rta g e , $200; fre ig h t, $150; lum - tra c tiv e to th e g irls and hoys. A m ong t.o.?L Wa.8„ HaL'l«,<i>. be " V .V 'B,lns b er mid m iscellan eo u s b u ild in g ina- th ese is th e cla ss o rg a n izatio n of the from s t a r t to finish. A ttorneys te ria l, $150; p rin tin g $100; for g rav - eig h th g rad e of w hich D avid L ane Is S ch n eid er an d D avis w ere said to have elin g stre e ts , $300; tire a p p a ra tu s, p resid en t. T hey have had on«« c la s s scored a big victo ry w hen th ey se- $500; pain tin g , $100; election hoard p a rty and a re p lan n in g o th e rs. T hese I cu red Mr. K iddo, a Ja p a n e s e , living fund. $20; bull re n t, $10. p a rtii's a re of an e d u catio n al n a tu re below P a rk R ose on th e S andy ro ad as A new item h as been added to th e and m uch a tte n tio n is given to th e s o a w itn ess. S ev eral y e a rs ago Mrs. city budget for n ext yeur w hich is a cial tra in in g . S av an n ah D ailey drew up a c o n tra c t firem en's fund. It p ro v id es for a sum T he G irls’ Glee club, w ith w hich o u r , w itli Mr. Kiddo in w hich th e la tte r of $100 to be disp en sed by th e fire and p a tro n s a re a lre a d y acq u ain ted and ■ prom ised io sla sh th e b ru s h 6n th e w a te r d e p a rtm e n t to e n co u rag e a t w ho have h» en w ell received before D ailey tr a c t. A fte r sig n in g th e c o n ten d an c e at fire d rills. At p re se n t sev eral w ell know n o rg a n iz a tio n s, tra c t, how ever, th e Ja p a n e s e found th is is ju st an ex p erim en t and it is e x ' not only h e re lint in o th e r co m m u n i th a t to r som e re a so n he w as u n ab le pected a la rg e r allo w an c e w ill be ties as w ell, Is proving very beneficial to c a rry out his ag re e m e n t an d , w hen m ade if it proves to be su ccessfu l. ¡to o u r g irls. Tli.' Boys' C horal club th re a te n e d to be sued for b reacli of T he rem ain in g item s on th e budge* I is m ak in g splendid p ro g re ss an d Is c o n tra c t, ag reed to pay Mrs, D ailey a ' _ on., , , «. i a re $50« R cneral r e p a ir ; $100, p ro fes- proving p o p u lar w ith th e hoys. sum of $500. ib i s m oney w as paid by s jo n a i serv ices; in te re s t on old bond T h.' a th le tic s Is cared for by tw o him in th re e p a y m en ts betw een th e issU(. , 1500; ln te r,.Ht on new bom o rg a n iz a tio n s—th e g irls ' und boys' y e a rs of 1919 and 192o. T h e c a se rn e - jBgU(, $ n o o club. T he b ask et hall team s of each cam e m ore involved w hen th e atto r-1 ” A n ’ L ad , i d , io itio n al a llo tm e n t of $750 a re allow ing stro n g th is y e a r and n u neys for th e defen se w ere said to have , w |ll a n ticip ated . be placed in th e sin k in g m ero u s v icto ries a re proven th a t th is m oney w as paid a fte r fullj It Is expected th e m oney re- T h e re is hut little doubt h u t w liat T he D aileys had discovered th e v alu e t.eivod ¿ k m c u / u ^ n 'i e s th ia y ear'w U l Home o pposing team s w ill he v a n of cellar tre e s o r a rb o r v itae g ro w in g | !im ouut to $350. q uished if tlie sp irit of sp o rtsm a n sh ip on th e land to be slash ed . '_________ sp e a k s an y th in g . S ev eral w itn esses w ere called in on O D G fo E rw ard to tlie T h e p u p 111 ils L look th e case to show ju s t how v a lu ab le th e i eekly a ssem b lies w ith e a g e rn e ss us EN 'CERTAINS PRESIDEN T w sto len tre e s w ere. W hile Mr. D ailey j In stru c tiv e and e n te rta in in g ex ercises claim ed all 30 of th e tre e s to hav e I ---------- a re given by som e of th e p u p ils a t been rem oved from th e D ailey p ro p e r- M ildred M cM ahan of H alsey, O re- each assem bly. D ur next one w ill be ty, it w as said to hav e been proven Kon, s ta te p re sid e n t of R ebekah as- a C h ristm a s e x ercise on F rid a y , De tlia t ab o u t 20 of them cam e from th e senibly, m ade h e r official visit to cem ber 22d, at 1:30 p. m. E veryone C u nningham an d B eers p ro p e rtie s I G resh am lust M onday evening. She Is Invited to com e and enjoy th e p ro a c ro s s th e road. A m ong th e w itn esses | waB accom panied by h er co -w o rk ers, gram . w ere IL A. L ew is an d J. B. P ilk in g to n , [ jyjrs. W ilson, s e c re ta ry , Mrs. K lsler, T he school hoard Is com posed of P o rtla n d n u rs e ry m e n ; a m an from c h a p la in and Mrs. B en n ett, p a st p re s M essrs. A. D ow sett, L. L. K idder, J. V. tlie P o rtla n d p ark p la n tin g division C ogsw ell and C. J. L u n d q u ist, c lerk , w as a lso called in by th e a tto rn e y s for ident. T he ladies w ere accom panied all of whom a re well qualified and d e th e D ailey esta te . T h ese e x p e rts w ere by Mr. K ieler, a m em ber of th e R e vote m uch tim e to tlie In te re sts o t the said to ag re e th a t th e tre e s w ere of bekah lodge. school. An election of officers w as held and th e a rb o r v itae fam ily and of th e p y ra T he school building Is k ep t in p ro p m id species. Mr. P ilk in g to n , w itn ess a t its com pletion, su p p e r w as served e r condition by Geo. T âch ero n . for th e p lain tiff, w as said to have down s ta irs in th e d in in g room of th e sp ru n g a s u r p ris e by proving th a t th e o d d F ellow 's hall. T he ev en in g 's e n tr e e s w ere not so v alu ab le as th e te rta in m e n t w as a sp len d id su ccess SUDDEN DEATH ( Al l s GRESHAM RESIDENT p lain tiff claim ed them to be. » and a good tim e w as enjoyed by all. T he new officers elected a re A nna J W. P e rry died su d d en ly at his HILLSVIEW < III I« II bel K irkw ood, noble g ra n d ; E tta hom e n e a r G resham e a rly T h u rsd a y WILL HOLD SERVICES H oover, vice g ra n d ; C h ris tin a H um s m o rn in g , aged 77 y e a rs. Mr. P e rry son, s e c re ta ry ; M ary M cM anus, tr e a s had been in ill h ealth fo r som e tim e The school is a p p re c ia tiv e of th e in- 1 u re r. T he rem ain in g officers a re a p hut w as no w orse, a p p a re n tly , th a n te r e s t show n by th e p a tro n s and w ish po in tiv e and have not yet been chosen. u su al w hen he re tire d on W ednesday all a very M erry C h ristm a s and a evening. He hud sp e n t th e g re a te r H appy New Y ear. p a rt of th e «lay and evening v isitin g C h ristm a s se rv ices w ill be held at UNION SERVICES AT w ith tils son. W ill, w ho hud Just a r ■ I I IIODIST CHURCH rived from C alifornia, in th e n ig h t tlie H illsview S w edish M ission ch u rc h on C h ris tm a s day a t 10:30 o'clock. he had a sm o th erin g sp ell and w ent T he se rv ices w ill be co nducted ill th e I S unday evening w ill be given over Io th e w indow for m ore a ir, and w hile Sw edisli lan g u ag e, by Rev. W. B lom - to a union serv ice a t th e M ethodic! th e r e dro p p ed dead. q u is t of B oring. All a re c o rd ially In ch u rc h , all th e c h u rc h e s of th e city Mr. P e rry is survived by his widow u n itin g . T he Rev. J. W. H erw ig, s u vited to a tte n d th is service. an d six ch ild re n , Joseph of A lton, Illi T he ifunday school w ill give Its a n p e rin te n d e n t of th e A nti-S aloon league nois; L illie P e rry of G odfrey, Illin o is; nual C h ris tm a s p ro g ram and e n te r of O regon w ill be th e s p e a k e r T h e re L.-sll. . B eniam in and W ill of G re sh ta in m e n t on th e evening of th e 25th, w ill be an a b u n d an ce of good m usic am Llxzle H eitxm an of M cM innville. a t 7 o'clock. Rev Mr. B lom quist'"w ill f« r n ,"hetl by th e G resham C h o ral so- The fu n e ra l w ill he held on S a tu r be p re s e n t at th is serv ice also , and 1 ciety. T he ch o ir of th e M ethodist day afte rn o o n at 2 o'clock from the liis ta lk w ill be a fe a tu re of th e p ro ch u rc h w ill sing an a n th em , “Send M ethodist ch u rc h a t P le a s a n t Home. gram . A co rd ial In vitation is e x te n d Gut T hy L ight," by G ounod. F o llo w ed to all to be p re s e n t at th is e n te r ing th e sh o rt serm o n by Rev. Mr. MISSION IKY SOCIETY ta in m e n t, and sin ce a la rg e p a rt w ill H erw ig, th e th re e -re e l m otion p ictu re, El,FI T OEEK ERS he in th e E n g lish lan g u ag e , a sp ecial "S a feg u ard in g the N ation," w ill he show n. ’ in v itatio n is given to all. T he officers of th e W om an's H ome T he c o n g reg atio n of th e c h u rc h w ill hold its a n n u a l m eetin g on New Y ears W illamette Movement N earing ( lose. M issionary society of G resham a re T he fo rw ard m ovem ent fo r WII- Mrs. A. 8. H lsey, p re s id e n t; Mrs. A. I day a t 2 o'clock, fo r th e p u rp o se of elec tin g officers fo r th e en su in g y e a r, lam ette U nlverslty is n e a rin g th e W. S hipley, vice p re s id e n t; Mrs. Ja s. and tra n s a c tin g such o th e r b u sin ess close, w hen It is expected th a t $1,- E lk n g to n , reco rd in g a e c re ta ry ; Mrs. as m ay com e before th e m eeting. All 250,000 w ill have been ra ise d for e n O. A. E a stm a n , tr e a s u re r ; Mrs, K. A. | m em bers a re re q u e ste d to be p re se n t. dow m ent and o th e r p u rp o ses. T he M iller, co rre sp o n d in g se c re ta ry . am o u n t now in hand is w ell beyond Extra Copies, Holiday Outlook. o i > i > ■.* x.« ■ m u ' in n n i.' |th»« m illion m ark an d speeding on to ( H ID r r . l . L O v v L O D G E th e fln a | goal. S unday w ill he d .- ig - E x tra coiiies of th is H oliday O u t E L E C T N E W O F F I C E R S nated as "G leaning S u n d a y ." In w hich look m ay be p u rch ased w hile they last ------------ a review of th e situ a tio n , w ith p ra y e r at 10c each. P hone o rd e rs to 1561. T he Odd F ellow lodge of G resham f„ r fln a j success, w ill be fea tu re d In No e x tra c h a rg e for w rap p in g and elected new officers on th e first T h u rs - ,.Ve ry M ethodist p u lp it. An a p p ro p rl- m ailin g from th is office. day evening of D ecem ber to se rv e a ' a te serv ice Is being p lan n ed fo r th e term of six m o n th s. T hose elected local ch u rch . Som e ex cellen t m usic ACKNOWLEDGM ENT. a re A rth u r H ensley, noble g ra n d ; Roy w ill be ren d ered by th e ch o ir. T he W ithout th e g en ero u s su p p o rt 11 A'. P e te rso n , vice g ra n d ; C. A. H ill, serm on by th e Rev. A. 8. H lsey, p a sto r of th e b u sin ess people of G resham 1 1 s e c re ta ry ; Roy H. G ibbs, tr e a s u re r , of ti e ch u rch , w ill be on th e topic and v icin ity It w ould be Im possi i ' T he Rem aining officers a re to be ap- “T he G lean er's R ew ard." ; l pointed and th e n am es of th o se chosen O ur S unday school Is p re p a rin g an ble to Issue th is larg e and c re d it . w ill not be given unifl a fte r th e J a n ex cellen t p rogram fo r p re se n ta tio n on a b le holiday nu m b er of th e O ut u ary m eeting. S unday evening, D ecem ber th e 24th, look. T h at su p p o rt h as never e n title d “T he W o rld 's C h ristm as been w an tin g , hence th e H oliday KOI AL NEIGHBORS M all.” O utlook h a s com e to be an a n n u a l ELEI I OFFICERS OFFICERS ELECTED fe a tu re . T he nu m b er of pages r e New officers fo r th e coining y ear for III EASTERN STAR q u ired h as Increased from tim e to th e fto v al N eighbor lodge of G resham I tim e. L a st y e a r It ra n up to 20 w ere elected on December 8. a t th e 1 T h e officers of th e E a ste rn S ta r p ages, and th e sam e ag a in th is Lodge a re M ildred M etzger, W. M ; SS hom e of .Mrs. B. L. W alrad. T he new y ear. ¡fc officers s r e L ucy D avidson, o ra c le ; W F G orsage, p a tro n ; E m m a Sm ith, f t L e titia P u lfe r, vice o ra c le . N ellie Cox. A. M.; Amy A ltm an, (,'.; A nna L u n d R ead ers w ill find In th is issu e *s chancelor: Ella Kelly receiver; Anna q u ist, A. C.; C lara P u lfe r. s e c r e ta ry ; m e of b u sin ess, civic, social, A L u n d q u ist, re c o rd e r; M aude Je n n in g s J C a rrie C am eron, tr e a s u r e r ; G ertrude a e d resu u c atio n al and relig io u s a c tiv i S te rlin g , c h a p la in ; M innie A ylsw orth, E in n er se n tin e l; J .n n l e C arlso n , o u te r tie s of th e locality. M any fine tU i se n tin e l Glady« H arm on, m a rs h a l; m a rs h a l; G e rtru d e A lexander, o r E M yrtle S h e lte r, E m m a W alrad, E lta g a n is t; G ladys H oyt, A dah; Mabel a rtic le s hav e been co n trib u ted . l o t t , R u th ; M arie G orsage, E sth e r; H oover, m an ag e rs. We w ish to th a n k a d v e rtis e rs , 'C a rrie Adlx, M arth a; KHith T e g a rt, w rite rs and c o rre sp o n d e n ts for T h e B ank o f G resh am p ay s 5 p e r . E le c ta ; M adeline E lk ln g to n . w a rd e n , a ll a ss ista n c e given. c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— A dv.E . W. A ylsw orth, sen tin el.
