Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, November 30, 1913, Image 6
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TTEARST'S stiNUA) AMJWtii A.n .V1LA.M.X. «A„ SC7VD.VT .VOVEMBER 30, 1013.
GEORGIA BSPfISTS SEEK
GREAT HOSPITAL HERE
Plan Approved at State Convention
at Gainesville for Erection of an
Institution to Rank With Johns
Hopkins--Appeal Made for Funds.
pointed by the convention, and com
posed of the leading hualne** rnen of
\tUnta and the State at large, are
planning largely and xvlstb*, in pro
jecting a campaign for enlargement
of the Georgia Baptlat Hoapltal upon
a $?00,000 baale, which In It* ulti
mate consummation will bring to
thl«i greatest «-it> of the South a
second Johns Hopkln*
There vxill Ue great commercial
value coming to t ie clt^ and com
munity by the presence of such an
institution bn this In its midst. It
will bring money to the dt> and to
the Individuals w ho contribute to
its promotion Besides, it ib «’hrie-
tiari and philanthropic in ita mis
sion. fulfilling the humanitarian Idea
of Jesus who devoted a large part
of His time while on earth to the
healing of the sick
"The miasion of the church as
given by Jesus is threefold—spirit
ual, Intellectua' and philanthropic.
Thousands ami oven millions of dol-
ar* have been «pent in tne erec
tion of church buildings for worship,
and the presrhirg of the gospel in
the erection of buildings for si hoola.
colleges and universities where the
intellect can b«» trein*d under the
highest Cnrmtitn ideals, ail this in
the name of Christianity, vet. the
Christian world has given little at
tention to the gospel of healing
A careful consideration of the
above appeal ;s earnestly sought !•:
the undersigned who comprise the
board of trustee?:
T J. Cooledge Atlanta George
M. Brown Atlanta, John M. Green
Atlanta; S. C. Callaway, Atlanta; C.
W. Hatcher, Atlanta; E. L. C'on-
nally, Atlanta; W. A. Parker, Atlan
ta; A. J. Evans, Fort Valley; J. J
Bennett. Kirkwood; J. L. Moore,
Hampton; J 8 Hardaway, New nan;
R T Jones. Canton. J. P Nichols,
Griffin; L. R. Christie, Columbus; T.
H Robertson. Gainesville; 8 B
Cousins, Jr., Waynesboro; W. C. Wil
lis, Valdosta, A. M. Bennett, Norman
Park; J. 8. McLeraore. financial sec.
retary; J. M Long, superintendent.”
The board of missions represent
ing the Baptists of Georgia has is
sued an appeal for $200,00n. to he
used in furthering the work of the
Georgia Baptist Hospital of Atlanta.
The object is to make it one of the
most complete infirmaries in the
world, and an equal in every respect
to the great Johns Hopkins Hospital
In Baltimore
Already doing a great work, it is
planned to make the hospital most
complete and make it possible for
every ill person, whether possessed
of funds or not, to have the best
attention for medical aid to give
At the recent Georgia Baptist con
vention at Gainesville the *ia.mp
approval was placed upon this work
and « place given the hospital along
with the other great enterprises fos
tered by the denomination.
The hoaplts! dates its history
from July 2. 1902, when the Rev. l^n
G. Broughton opened It In a small
Huild ng at No. 42 Spring etreet. One
pat ent w-as entered by Dr. R R.
Kime that day. In May, 1903. the
hospital was moved to No 63 Lurkie
street and under the direction of Dr
Broughton grew- in popularity and
usefulness. In 190S the present home
of the hospital, a three-story brick
building, was erected nt No 92
Lurkie street
In March, 1913, i he hoard of mis
sions came into possession of the
hospital, acting under Instructions o f
the Georgia Baptist Convention, pay
ing the Tabernacle Baptist Churrn
$35,000 A charter was taken out for
the institution under the nama of the
Georgia Baptist Hospital
During its existence more than
6.000 patients have been treated; the
total income has been $260,000, while
mor© than 180,000 hns been spent In
the treating of charity patients
alone.
Appeal It Issued.
The board of missions has issued
the following appeal;
"The present board of trustees ap*
SOUR. UPSET STOMACHS FIXED IN
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Best for Indigestion, Gas, Heart
burn and Dyspepsia—
It’s Great!
When your meals don't fit com
fnrtably, or what you eat lies like i
lump of lead in your ptomach, or if |
you lia\e heartburn, that is a eigo of
indigestion.
Get from your pharmacist a 50-
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take a dose Just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belching of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gaa or heart
burn. fullness or heavy feeling in the
stomach nausea, debilitating head
aches, dizziness or intestinal griping
This will all go. and, besides, there
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Papes Dia peps in is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because it
takes hold of your food and digests it
lust the i4mi a? if your stomach
wasn’t there.
Relief in five minutes from ail
stomach misery is waiting for you at f
any drug store.
These large 30-cent cases contain
enough ‘‘Pape’s Dia peps in” to keen
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. It belongs in your home.—
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SO ARE THESE FINE SUITS AND
RAINCOATS AND SWEATER COATS
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Cold, disagreeable weather is bound to come sooner or later. Its
tbe time of year for it, and tbe time to make preparation is while the
stocks are complete and prices reduced to a minimum.
During this Reo rganization Sale you are afforded an opportunity
to procure these comfort-giving garments much below regular prices, and
from a house whose reputation for dependability is above reproach.
HERE ARE THE REDUCTIONS
ON SUITS AND OVERCOATS
$20.00 Grade
22.50 “
25.00 “
27.50 “
30.00 “
32.50 “
35.00 “
$14' 50
16 50
18 50
20 50
22 50
24' 50
26 50
$37.50 Grade
40.00 “
45.00 "
50.00 “
55.00 "
fcO.OO “
65.00 “
$28 50
29 50
33 50
37' 50
41 - 50
44 50
48 50
$75.00 Grade $56 °
English Tweed Gab ardines and Rubberized $0/~ 50
R 91npn«fa tn &3.S Gt-«rL* nr>w Pri^i»rl KJ ^0 **'3
$2 45 $£- 45
Raincoats, $5 to $35 Grades, now Priced at
Sweater Coats, in various colors, made plain
neck and shawl colla rs, $3 to $9 grades . .
Cloud-Stanforcl Co
fol Peachtree Street
district i
From XX A A Rail* *7 right of war aud
center of city north tc Piedmont avenue.
Mrs. R B Johnson .... MW
John Holden • 1.125
Mias Amelia Ponton . I,"00
Mrs. G E. Howard . .. 1,0"0
James Gallaway ... 1.000
Joe McDonald . .. 1,000
Ouca Price . . ! .650
Clayton Ellison . 1,000
Harrv Goldberg . 1.000
oda Richards . ... 1,3.50
Hobson Stewart 1,000
Robert Kendall . ... 1.650
John Cobble 1.820
Fred r.lchtenatetn .. 2.210
Nell Brantley 1.215
Will Griffin .1 ,"00
Mrs. J. F. Rhoads .. 1.335
Arnold Morrison .. 1.000
Isadore Bleich .. 1.000
Mrs. V. O. Johnson . ... .1 ,920
H. L. Harper . .. 1 ,"00
Nellie Kate Butler . .. 1.035
P. P. Cleveland .... 1,00"
Vrthur Johns ... 1,000
H E. Phillips 1.000
Tom Vainer ... 1.000
51 T. Jones 1,000
Miss Gertrude Koplin 1.105
Willie Fair 1.000
Master Arthur Phillips . .1,000
Morris Taylor 1,000
Georgo Pierce .1.790
I .canto Gonnella . ... l.ooft
Jesse Vickers . 1,030
E W. fisher 1.000
I. swls McWilliams . 1,40.5
Coburn Hendrix .4.135
Miss f Us Helen FlUlngin l.ftlW
Miss Mary Johnson .. . 1 "00
Raleigh Fall 1,250
016TRICT 2.
From Piedmont avenue and
way right of way east to High!
No-man Caldwell
Mias Perks Cline
Willie Skelton
Frank Henson
L J. McGrlll
Lenton Beth a
Henry Hutchinson
Fred Lenny
Foster Hair
P Lannla
Watson
T
H.
R. Boyd ..
E. Noyes
P. Anderson
Mias Sarah Lester
Miss Robert Harbour
Morris Lefhoff
Eugene Penn .
Miss Carrie lenegin
Charlie Powen .
Finley Punn
George Ant
Miss Ruby Barton
P. Henderson
J r. Anderson
Carl Rates
Stevens Jennings
Andrey West
W H Hoey
Roger Panders
Alrtn
Charles
Evans
A Stone
Louis rtnell
William Park
Leo Vaughn
Miss Ruth H ay good .
Paul Co*
Evan Butler
Frances Hender»on
Jacob Pamet
Mias Carmen Thomas .
Harvey Jennings
William Long
Emile Schuer .. ....
Herman Echols
« L. Boot*right
Miss Pear! Chambe-s
Master Jesse Duckett
David Kirk
Herbert Edward
Israel Zimmerman ..
T.ouls Cook
Fred White
James Yarbough
Georgia Rail-
and avenue.
1.025
1.115
1.000
. 1,080
. . 1,000
. 1,055
. .1.975
1.000
. . 1.000
. 1.000
. 1.000
1.000
1.000
.... 1,000
. . 1.000
1.000
. 2.045
. 1.000
1.000
. 1.000
... 1,000
. . 1.000
1,070
1,000
. 1.000
. 1.000
.. 1,105
... 1,000
1.000
1.0041
. 1,000
1,000
. 1.000
1.000
1.045
.. 1,000
. .. 1.000
1.000
1.050
. ... 1.000
1.0ft#
.. 1.135
1,255
. 1.000
... 1045
3.000
.. 1.000
« M0
... 1.025
1 n»o
l.ooo
. 1.2<5
. 1.000
1,000
DISTRICT 3.
From Highland avenue and lv
road, all territory included in 1-.
Druid Hills. Kirkwood. Oakhurr
and Decatur With Georgia Ral
way from belt line to South Dec-
including South Kirkwood.
Mist Berrie Moore —
T. F Dac-.«
Mias Helen Patman
Miss I.ucy Pcott
Mias Nell Sube-
>frs. S 1
Pierce
Miss Pauline Asgood
Mrs. I. Polk
Msou Johnson
Walker Drayton
Charles Fuller
Emery Flinu
Henry Nevtn
Floyd Williams
Gordon
Mrs. T.
Mourace
Mrs H
Lorain*
Mrs Reese
PH!
L. Dillard
S McGamr
T. Johnson
Micbe
line rad
ian Park.
East Lake
id right of
r car line.
. l.ooo
.. 1.150
.. 1.000
1.000
.. 1.000
1.000
1.000
. 1.000
1.000
1.000
I "00
’,000
I .000
’ .ooo
1.000
. 1.015
, I
«■
1,045
. 1.000
DISTRICT 3—Continued.
Sam Glassbura . 1.000
David Martin 1.655
Louis Keller 1 000
James •‘Yarbrough . . .. J.Oon
Miss Floyd l.ooo
J. A Lowe 1.310
Joe Barns . .. J .000
Or.!e Morgan . 1.000
l.ouls Simmons . .... . 1 .©oo
Sterling Jordan .... .. 1.000
Hoyt Bell 1,000
Henry R. Harris 1,105
Byron Etheridge . 1.000
Willie Hardin 1,000
Webb Braswell 1.135-
ftfn if- Baevas .. L6©0
Oils Jones 1.000
Mrs. Thomas C. Satterwhits l.ooo
James Robinson 1,000
Med lock Standridge ... 1.000
Miss Mabel Ackerman 1,000
Miss Lillie Kelly 1.015
Leo PI lia 1.020
Mrs. E B Smith - 1.000
E. Perkins 1.030
Weldon Clay * 1.000
Charles Ray ....... 1.000
St. Leonard Viecb l.OftO
Floyd Adams . .. 1.000
Lout* Donaldson j... 1,000
Willie Braswell 1.000
G. T. Peck 1,000
Horace Snow 1,000
Miss Cora Day 1,000
William Hamptou 1,205
DISTRICT 4.
From southern boundary of Diatrirt No. 3
lo Capitol avenue and Georgia Railroad, in
cluding East Atlanta and Ormewood.
Mrs. Rainano .. l.ooo
Miss Marian Robinson . 1.000
Mrs A Borg . . 1.000
Airs S. E Patterson 1.000
A dell Cook •. 1.055
Morris Feinber* .. .. .. 1.000
Eugene Penn . 1.000
Mias Ida Harwell . l .ooo
Elbert Stewart .. 1.000
Roy Snider .1,000
\grille Young LOfO
Alvin McIntosh J .000
Harry J). Pntfth 1.010
Elmer Yarbough ... 1.000
John Hall I 000
log • , ] ooo
Frank Wilson 1,000
Clifford Lloyd l.ooo
Mrs. C. Smith 1.000
Miss Mamie Brown 1,000
Wilson Gilbert . 1.025
Harry Save ' .050
Ernest McHugh ... 1.000
Roy Nuckolls . . 1.000
Donald Dav is .1.000
Hines McArthur 1.000
Irvan Wtlltngham .1 035
Miss Bessie Kaplan . 1,600
Miss Nellie Dobbs .. l.ooo
Ifua Bessie Harding . 1.006
.1 UosenthaJ 1,015
V. O. Painter 1.00"
.1, .1 Meier 1.00ft
Clifford Mauldin . 1.90ft
W l'. Evans . >.000
Miss Helen Pinkston ... 1.020
Miss Sarah A he I son • 1.035
Miss Virgle Coppags 1.00a
Curtia Floyd Autry 1-015
Moses Robkin . 1.000
R - Howell .. 1.000
Master Anby Griffin . l.OftO
Daniel Hyden 1.130
Alex Penn 1.000
Abbott Sikw ■■ l.ooo
Vernon Smith .... 1,000
Adolphus Hi; to 1-000
Miss Ruth Wilson l.ooo
Harvard Robert Wilson 1.000
Gilbert With era 1
Fred Hammock 1.000
Joel Hammock 1.000
Roy Pickett 1.000
J. P. Rocknsore 1-000
Oliver Sumner 1.000
Claude Johnston 1.000
Eugene Tomlinson ■ •• l.ooo
Teadle Learn on 1.000
Abe Bro'vn U000
Audrey Pelot 1.000
Hunter Johnson 1,000
Lary Wood T2U?
Jimmie Cornea 1.000
DISTRICT 5.
South of Capitol avenue and center of city
to Central of Georgia right of way. Including
South Atlanta and Lakewood Hcighta
Mias Lena G rein man 1.170
Mrs. D. N- Baldwin > 00ft
Mrs. J. A Roumt — J.OOO
Mrs. Webb
Mrs Voss ... ... 1.000
William Hood ft 00
V W Davis • - 1.15 ft
Miss EthC Banka > ^
W. C Evans 1 -000
4 H McDade ’.010
Mrs. Sullivan 1.000
Mrs l ee F. l*regfle.« 1.00"
Miss Ada Fuller 1.909
\frs D J Parker 1.000
\l• - . W. A. Dedtua.'
Pierre Henderson l«l fi 5
Ralph Ross - > -999
Fannie Mae Cook i.Oftft
Mrs C. M. Kirby > 90"
Julian S'.arr , l *9 2 /1 ‘
Miss Evelyn Wilson l.M"
DISTRICT 5—Centnued.
Bober' T Fears . . 1,000
f.’ecr§e L. Pra" i.000
Noble Hendrix 1.000
W. H. Wayne 1.000
Fred Sale . i,0«0
Edmond Thrasher .. 1,000
John Buchanan .1 .ooo
George Kempton .1 .oftft
Mips Fanne K. Hall 1,000
W’innle Bell Davis . l.ooo
Carl Asbury |,000
Evelyn Mills i.ftfto
M B. .Torman ] ,600
K L. Ferguaon . l.ooo
R. G. Wilson 1,000
F. M Bishop 1,015
Mrs. A. V. Anderson ... 1,00ft
Alr« .1. R Abbott 1,605
Mias Sallie Beris . . .. l.ooo
R. T. Bound . 1,000
G. Kahn l 000
Mis* Emma Chlldree 1 0ft0
T. H Lafayette . . 1,000
S G Davis 1.000
Mrs. A. F. Anderson 1.015
Miss Chloye Harmon 1.02ft
James Lords l.f'00
John Wholes* l.ooo
Randall Leon Parker i ,0ft0
George Flournoy 1,000
Hubert Christina 1,175
Sister Regis ... . 1,000
IV. B. Lowe 1,635
Mrs. J. M. Adamson 1,190
Barton Troutman 1.000
Car! Mathew l.OftO
R. Sockwell . . 1.000
Robley Cullilan .... 1.040
I.. Rockeg . . 1,000
R H. Grantham . . 1.000
Murray Dlseen 1.006
Walter Stallings l.ooo
Albert Tuggle ] .000
Charles Corain 1.000
Joe Jabbonskl ... 1 000
Mrs A. F Evans 1,000
William Ogletree .. .... 1.025
H. E Smith l.OftO
Sylveria Dimer 1.005
I. eou Nixon .......... 1.040
Charle* Butler . 1.050
P. B McKinney l.ooo
Louis Cook .. 1.000
Edward Smith .. ... 1,000
Nori Meara 1,000
Dave Kolw 1.000
DISTRICT 8.
All territory south of McCall Crewing. In
eluding Oakland City. Fori McPherson. East
Point, College Park. Fernside and Hapcrille
Mrs. F. E. Hill 1.000
Mias Mary Hollatvay ... . 1,000
Miss Myrtle Barnhart . 1 ooo
Morris Thompson l.OftO
Herbert Boyd . .1.050
Forrest Clark I.Oftft
Willie Elmar White 1,000
Albert McDuffie 1.190
Fred Hanna ... 1 ,"00
Mai! Mason . 1.965
Willi* Miller . . . 1.000
Grady Gordon . 1,000
Mrs. W r . F. Ison 1,000
Mrs. T. J. McBlroy 1,000
Mrs. F. A Arbough . 1.U00
Claude MeGinnts 1.000
Os»'«r Moore . l."00
William McGoughlin 1.035
Willie West 1.105
Miss Nellie Kendall . .... . 1.010
Mrs. W L. Williams . 1.000
Birdie Ingram .. 1,025
Charles Fitts 1 .000
Ames Moore . ... . . . .... 1000
Miss Ora Mann 1.00ft
Martha Ball . 1.045
Charles Edwards ... 1,035
Hayden Christian 1,020
Harvey Eubanks 1.00ft
Myrtle Stone 1,000
Elsie Smith 1,00ft
Ralph Brown 1,015
DISTRICT 7.
From Central of Georgia Railway right of
ws and Lumpkin street west to West Hunter
street. Including Battle UiU.
Miss Leeta Carson 1.000
Mrs. B W Ware L025
Harold Curtia 1.000
Alisa Margaret White 1.030
Ed Green l.ooo
Miss Mabel Casey 1.000
Miss Pauline Tretfull 1.275
Taul Peyton 1,000
Miss Norma Knobloek 1,000
Harry Roberta 1.000
Mrs. William Turner .... 1.000
Eddie Breen .... . . .. 1,00ft
Jim Wilkinson l.ftOO
Willie Johnson ...... L6M
Mr. F. Sweet . 1.00U
Cecil Seif .... 1.040
Henrv W*b1ie 1,055
Lincoln Davis ■ 1.095
William Porter * I.Oftft
Williams Benson 1.045
Irwin Almond 1.045
Mrs. Jo* Swan:on 1.1 oft
Irene Wayne I.Oftft
Joe Wei burn 1.00ft
Jack Doncliu* 1.000
Willie Campbell l.ooo
Lucinda Hayes I.Oftft
Ellen Marion 1,000
Mary Norwood 1.900
M..~ C. E. Sullivan . . . 1,1)70
DISTRICT 7—Cowtnued.
Clyde Arrher .
Joseph Taylor
Robert rollings
Robert Ben nett
Ml«s Cora Knobloek
Alex Burton
Irene Wayne
Gordon Fret well ...
Vance Or line*
Willie Winer
Burtrarn Alien
Wray TurViei
Leon Askew
J D. Welch
Alfred Stewart
. . i.Oftft
. 1,000
1.000
. - i ,900
. 1.000
1.000
. 1,000
. 1,035
1.000
. 1,000
1.000
1.000
. 1.900
,1 Oftft
. 1,34$
DISTRICT 8
From Me*' Hunter street north t« iv g A
Railway right of way, including all ’*rrltary
on the river car line.
Miss Nellie Mason .. . | ooo
1 uther Wj - . aaq
Mrs. L. W. Watts 1000
Mrs. C. Wilson ' i !r8S
Mrs. Sam Waters ,i*0RS
Mrs. F O. Farmer | oftii
Nathan Minsk LO.SO
Mr«. G. A. Grinter .. ’ ‘ j ooo
.Mrs. E. L. Snyder . ' i]oi)0
Miss Florence Simmons .. 1 ftftft
Miss Dorothy Farmer ' I’noft
Miss Elizabeth Evans j'ooo
JMpoytl tlnoo
I.eonard Hindmop ' i'ooo
nw Eop,- . i
Jullue Be ver i non
Miss Ru'h Courtney ...... ^ ooo
Tlwimaa Carter
Floyd Harris . .....
* harles Plunket. ’.'
Rav Wear
i"llfford Idereon .
Dllie Wingate ... *
D B Castle
James Wilson . ...
William Powers. 62 Williams street
Mrs Mir.nie Wilson
Airs B P. Flennken .
Charles Johnson
Hanshel Baker .
Pimon Cohen
Ethel Farmer
1,000
1,925
1.00ft
l.ooo
1.015
1.000
1,005
1.030
1,01)0
1,000
1.000
1.000
1.035
1.390
1.915
DISTRICT 9
All outside territory within a 20-mil* ra
dius of Atlanta nor included in Districts 1.
'■ 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 and s, east of an imaginary
line running due north aud soufa through the
State Capitol.
Mrs J. C. Kitchem
O. s. McCollum
Anna Watson
Miss F.mma Durham
Miss Marie Loehr
Miss Anna May Thorn'.a
Miss Emma Hobbs
Harvey Clark
E. W Evans
A B Kenny
Sam Whitehead . .
E. F. Anderson . ..
Mrs. C. R. Riley ..
Mrs. G R Ware
Miss Ella Strong
Miss Rosa Trimble
.Miss < arrie Rebb . .
Clarence Martin
Beulah McKenzie .
H H Brown ......
Mrs. XX' F. Brown
Reginald Reagin .
<>da Alniand .......
N. P. Berry
B B Long
Xliss Linnle, Taylor .
John Perry
. LOOO
. 1,000
. 1.000
. 1.060
1,000
. 1.000
. 1.000
. 1,000
. l.OftO
. 1.000
. 1,000
. I.Oftft
. 1.000
. 1,000
. I.Oftft
1.000
. I.Oftft
. 1.000
. 1,000
. 1.000
. LOOO
. 1.025
. 1,000
. 1,900
. 1.000
. 1.00ft
. 1,000
DISTRICT 16.
Atl eutaiie territory within a 20-mile ra
diu* of Atlanta not Included in Districts 1.
2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7 and &, west of ar imaginary
1 hi* running due north and south through the
State Capitol.
Harrv Rainey
Mr:, T. F Jones
Mr-. F. B. Tate . ..
Mbs X'irian Johnson
Mtss Mary Houser
Clem Free
Thomas Brown
Miss Reha Chapman
Miss Irene Wilson
T G. Hill
Miss Nellie Rodgers
R. 8. John*
Mrs. Len Jones
Miss Gladys Daniels
Guy Rodgers
Clifford Denson .
< >wcn Forester . ...
Frank Walker
clarence Preston
Meldon Broughton ..
XX'arren McG«*
(.rover Tribble
Anna Watson
Emma Durham
Mtss Marie Loehr
Xhva Anns May Thorman
Edward Si evens .
Fred WhiHey
Crawford Hawkins
Lillie XI Boatman
Ralph Edwards
Joe I)a«her
A in,a XVBkerson
James Edwards
, 100ft
. 1.000
1.000
. LOOO
. . l.OftO
1,000
l.ooo
.. 1.000
.. 1,000
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1.000
.. 1,050
.. LOOO
.. 1.085
.. LOOO
. 1.00ft
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
. 1.015
. 1.000
l.OftO
. I ,00ft
1,000
1 ,00ft
. 1 ftftft
. 1,000
1,000
1,000
. 1.045
.. 1.030
.. 1,060