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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-19
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
FOREIGN BANK BUSINESS.

PARIS. August 19-Three per cent rentes.
% francs 60 confines for the account. Elk
change on London. % francs IN confines
for checks.
BERLIN. August 1S.-Exchange on Lon
don. 30 marks 461a pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates-Short bills, IL per cent;
three months bills. 2% per cent.
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Government Receipts

National bank notes received today for
redemption. ssIa.s $40; government receipts
from internal revenue S776.474: customs.
e916. 715: miscellaneous, $23.S87; expendi-
lures. 81, 10000.
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New York Stock Market

Furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and 'brokeTs. 1919 street members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,
OFFICE COR. 9TH AND STS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. 81. o00. 600.
ssSIJRpITTS S5nn nm (EARNFDN ~

SURPLUS. $500. 600 (EARNED)."
Loans in any amount made on approved real
- estate or collateral al reasonable rates
Interest paid npon deposits monthly baL
ances subject TO check.
- This company acts as executor. aiministra-
. ter, trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar ana
- Ia all other idnciary capacities
Boxes for rent in burglar and nrepross
vaults for safe deposit and storage OF vain
- able packages.
- Real Estate Department Il prepared to -.
- sume the management of your real estata
- Careful attention given to all details
JOHN JOY EDISON .................P resldeaa
JOHN A. SW0PE- Vice Prestdent
ELLIS SPEAR. ............ Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. ....................T reasRfes
HARRY @. MEEa. ........... Assistant Treasure
BOYD TAYLOR. ............. Assistant Treasures
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate 0ncs9
de2l- If Sod eSu
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Commission house literature continues
considerably bulltsh on balances

Dick Bros. & Co. say: I'VE have recently
been pointing out the certainty of some re-
action in the market. 1t has been DELAYED
by manipulation. which at the same time
made 1t all the more certain and necessary.
We think the decline will strengthen the
markets position and afford opportunities
for purchases OF the we'll esta blished
stocks"
A. o. Brown & Co. say: cit Is not likely
that any Improvement will set in before
next week, and we would rather sell ON
bulges for turn than buy on breaks. at
least for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-19

~ According to the chronicle, the total
hank cIearings of the United States for the
week ending today were 81. 491. ;,97. 720. an
Increase of s1,STo 291 .14S over the same
week last year. or 33.2 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
TnNE AND MJSCLE WANTED.

from the i'otnuIa" {" ,i.. Ii" ':ranic the cry
np t"r and woni"n ho Will
az work ;rr good wages. Material progress has
i"-n rapid that i has far ourrun til" supply Of
I.iv-icai fore necessary :" keep il moving.
mechanics. hgawuy railroad brl!"TS. il"tnTy up
natives. farm abor,.>. cotton p,h"rS. do">t" scy
ants. lumber camp and sawm;ll hands wanted
numbers ;v!c,. and thrice those thai he foun.
iii" work that * to hr done.
Ia Nh. South Aflau'i" States. AZ least. L yc!'!
It.-" part ~ the tru'!'.c i du, increasing Va
-Incy of the negroes. who cuIIgrri'. in H.: towns
ana RI fuse I" work ans price hong they
sil,!St by the earnings the .,lfrriuss ~ their
women. who work systematically cocks or washer
Ia Georgia there has been little talk
"r rigid enforcement - yagran"y laws 70 compel.
;t- negroes To worh
Much Ia the regret ri South.rl whites tie ."-r's
fast eliminating himself from their labor
pr.'l.fns. Wholcsa. schemes nf grafton are
a,k.-i Of II conditions among ;hc poor of EncaEd
half n bad they often represented. Sori"
Hons "f Encl.sh could vastly better themselves
nd ~" South ley moving 'hith-r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
FIRST DRAFT OF RECRUITS
WILL GO TO NORFOLK, VA.
Mssy Are Sw0ra late the Naval
Service - lle0teoa0t
SckO0e1J.

The frs: draft Of men. numbering about
:acEty-hve. recYuite.. At t..s naval sta
ton In the dome of ths Federal building.
VIII b. sent 70 Norfolk. Va. to-day. Tbs
second Gay q: tks recruiting once wss
ss busy as Monday. The osice was filed
.i,h ar..licAnts all iay. Lieutenant Scho-
field was busy swearing In .sen. TIE
i.c.nhe: sworn IN yesterday vss nearly
double tina: o. Monday. bV. the numb "
sxsmine. Was smaller.
During tbs afternoon q former master
alarms In the navy cail~.: ct she recruit.
ing Office TO interview lieuteHah: Scho-
field. He explained. however. that he was
20: seex.ng enIistrncn. IN the navy. bus
:hl. his visit vas purely business lie
the. sypiai.i11 that lie was oIga1;x.ng q
theatrical company. AMI wanted "a toc:
;Nn Iicuts=an:
H. also stated ths: y. would be please:
20 secure q nuInt~. 81 "Jscktes'' ~ coz
yeu,ent IIeI-sEan. Sheffield informed
.he former searran tha, he vas not s,ea
for Ec-Drnis. and :hA. recruits who
Ia: been sworn IN Gould not accept such
AT saracrms5t-
Ths theatrical promoter then -e-or.ed to
nratoEy. Taking a stairway for his res
srurr. h- made speech. IN which he
pointed oG. the i:npc..ancs os sIs S~sr,
and thai. in refusing the osYs-, Q golden
opportunity had been spSrne6. fieu.enan,
s-hossid closed the Coo! ard the speaker
departed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
HASN'T ANOTHER CLUB.

During his visit to Washington I" talk tariff and
other things with tl:e President Senator Nelson ~
-Ilric:. very mailing himself the joker of
the Senate.
Ttk:,i: leaf fr"u, Senat"r Cu!lomS notebook.
Mr. Ai,lricl has fixed UP maximum ard minimum
tariff bill with which 10 punish foreign Countries
which object the exclusion o: their products from
America iy Dil-,cys ;ra;!e-hill!n: schedules.
Dl Il" is reported +" l." CORY Vn'-cd that Germany
IS siT EcckeJ a,l ierver>e that sli" cannot te
i.r,.ls.d. moi with maximum and :: minimum
IL. says the only way 10 meet the kaiser is with
lie OWN weapons OF retaliation.
This IL s. brilliantly humorous that il must stak"
William with uncomfortable laughter il he ever
hears of &.
Germany IS already completely shut on, that
she cannot i Reached with any tariff club that Mr..
-!Id-icl and stal!?at Sr:ate lay their hands
II 'eciI:,ny raur,ct l." jru;-il: I" time hy TIE
n.aNIuIn an,I minimum il might l." good joke I"
s,i!: few warsi:.s AMI open the ports Of Ger
,naIiy W: did those o: Japan in thc Ion: ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
TIE R~puSl!c bureau.
WYATT Rl.siS,cr la.h a ~ = SsvRs.s

Washington. Oct. D-Fes:us ]. Wade ~
The Mercantile Trust coMpan- of ST.
:1o.is was elected Vice presiden; ani ".
L Macpoauli cf The Commonwealth
Trust Company a meynbe. {: the Exccu-
tive Committee % the tru>, company Sec
tion oi the American Bankers ..xsc cc.a-
ton.
tn. proceeding q. -. PauIe-s. Con-
ventioa to-day were iinii,e! to ;ac ses-
s:o:-s " the savings hank ar: the :.usr
company sections. T..c meeting of the
association, proper Will be;i. to- morrow.
y feature OF the meeting 81 the trust
Lorenzo r. Anderson ~, -.T.r Benefit o:
a Real Estate Department TO Il Irus,
Company" III. Anderson pointed out the
vice scope cf the business which a trust
COMPANY may ieS:ti:na,c!y embrace and
showed hov :. real estate department. be-
sides being itself profitable. attracts bus.-
ness To the other departments oi The trust
company. lie said. il. part:
TIE nn.rcisi department g: tne trust company
- tensats,l Z: many Ways b. -as -! estate
department. For ih>;a'c-. Wl.!. -O:!-y - e.t>.
tnd the Imam .inl dcTsi'm'n: sSs saI9.Cs g:
:i.e lash on hand. sac real .s:l.e dcpiTcFacn.
IN 'i. .or,a. .: !.al .s;-t. .5ans. ami - inssc
!o.,s axe T:.ac. o'.iy on conservative. ha..s.
experienced "a ,sa: ire az: app. sea by TIE
..!!..r "a Csarc- - III. real estate u. ;.ag'J-f.s
,n.,. can .sain he .::s,ssa 9: 'a'Sssn Us, G.
cC::,=s necessary @ .eS:..b.- ~ - -
The raj sst:t. jcra' MEN; i a!SJ the n-iinnI
sh-o,y. wL!c, ;h~ E....:.g.a' department. ug-s
raj ..;a,. .i-T :r,,.r,,. ". :. VIZ !nio IT,. IL
s:l'r+.rE J. 's'I - him .'.'i. E1rt "a. -
ai:1 tl- rer'a.It'r ly ,iN.d 9. isss; lad votes
.iS.-s-.OJ - E:il trst = ,l'-. II ac- cni w.'h
Vie InpiEg win n" F'r,s'is - Tie '.s:st--
iesV. the "..ce w.;i.Og; .i"...r -.
IL - ~ GH Ca,nIiti,:i vccC-Ec-r~ In ~,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
, CocKLERrR IN ILLINOIS.

Senator Cu!on. gives il ont that his calling ana
election II. sur-. He going 10 the lensti Of ac-
.ep,nc CONGRATULATIONS Lieutenant Governor Siier-
n.an is supposed have been bought over I" Desert
the Yates crowd by the offer Of Filters job, and
D.n.eu is expected "a keep hands o9.
Hu; 4 report froEi tie White H"u>e-wnich
is lat the other end Of the avenue-ihat the fre>
dent objects I'D maxim: the interstate commerce
position a thing 10 he swappci by Cullen, aS
CuI.o.n III, 1t is more than iri'e 10 observe
that, /: true this is Important. by declining - II
dcrS. tie ;"w-fiunc swIppn: methods "f the ii-
,o!s machine IL. President s.t rio OF one stand
ra,tcr i'm the Se.la,e and administer = moral black
eye IL the leading s,andpattcr in tie House. tnc'e
joe. the cx-Speaker.
+. upset the CrIllnn calculations by iisposin: OF
Iii. iifc- position % his own taste would Ice pol
icialy in Mr. Roosevelt: master stroke N fact:
and {, would IL. Il. more than rc man who has Dit
terry opposed the Presidents policies deserves. Ny
Roosevelt is entirely hrav. c1u: 10 do ii and the
o; citizenship ~ Illinois would applaud him IL :"
doing.
Mr. CrlIonl arrcarS regard the primaries rs
cut and dried and Ill over hut tho shouting. IL
would he a lin. turn of affairs il Mr.. Roosevelt
awaited himself Of brilliant opportunity and pcr-
Initt.d the people. in place Of the Out-c:-dae poll
,ic:ans. 4" d" the shouting.
The question Of the Fifcr job is one Of these III
tie cocEcburs which sometimes tansie UP the whole
fabric of machine. and it is entirely 10" early i"r
Mr.. CullGm 20 disccUn, the future
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
RECENT COMMENT


Saturday Evening Post
Publicity ruined Of the h.est trades in the
world. ]: b. sTea; thing 10 become an exceed
.asy rich mn. There q per"i even. when many
puIc!5,.. exercised lest the young Amer
shout; f.EsaI,c his b!:hrI!;S ambition TO BE- Pres
sake .: becoming the richest Oh Garth
that danger. II there such a danger. is
quite PASSED would take the place OF the rich
,sir tI- time?
wealth does not bring distinction. On 'he
contrary il is hc?eIsssiy commonplace. The first Astor
rI.lon-.o!.'r forum. a1zied. Rockefeller accumulated
thousand millions ana thereby made the Midas calling
merely ridiculous The e:.r!y plUtcc,ats invested
with mystery. They infused ;..c Imagination with sus-
res;:oas cf splendid and magical ability. Modern in
scsitIvensss forever iispelied the magic Now
vcly plainly poor melancholy Old with all
tie shabby faTapIc:al!l o. his art r!ticssiy exposed
reporter stands his elbow ana You will .!,-
rabbit which Il. is about produce
h; led the skirts Q: his long will
AID the rsItt cali attention tic :act that this
goblet which !.c uss IN turning water !.to wine. ins
false bottom"
How TIC ConjITcc retain the respect Of the audi
under sUct. conditions: Possibly tsve n few
ne,rsish,ed reEEcns the lower eri O: Mania
Island ami ii other who w!I eoniinU. IN worship
the calf after the gliding .s been scrubbed 81" and se
s'lrCr III. d~c.ccT'. but hsr. ror"r !css dan
nf the cult becoming popular
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
Crrvo.; MILLS FOR THE SOUTHWEST

The manufacture Of cotton c'o.!s IS IN industry
al. whi, the Sout.. is fast gaining complete and
certain 4 nlouopu!y tha; which il holds in cot
'on growing. During tl,c year oI,.ia: Angus;
81 Southern mills worked up MOTE cotton than
Northern mills. t.. figures just issued 10y the Cen
s,.s bureau showing :1!".11I bales for the former
and :. l3> bales for the latter. That the indus
Try profitable IS a:rcsicd Icy III" steady rcrcas. in
s,indics ard looms. hy the enlargement q: r>':b
ll>Eed plants and Tie building of Few factories.
Daring the three months o. July. August and
September III. capacity Of S"uih,r; mills in
creased ny the al ii;on ot aiout 500" spin
DE, and Gr: luon-. Of which i:'o, svindl5s went
into c>;. hiShc,i mills and 9t-'n into :r
Ing the iir>i Iii,l.. months a.: l:'. the
featuring machinery %: Southern nils sum
married ry tie Hanu'acturerS Record. IN
creased lay :"i.ui' >Iart!les ard So; looms.
The Mas~a c!.usctis plant. voiced in the Demo
ccalic State ratf"rIl the other day. that her in
'us;res standing sill while those ~ ether
ri,I~ advancing is partly cSPa.ne! by the trans
fer - tn, cotton Industry 20 the South. If -:
crttoa mills lgilt in the last rI.c" years. io5
.r, il. the South. and this proportion "f than
i.vr>.xrts does not represent fairy Iii. rclativ"
growth .f th. Industry in the sections for 'l.
Southern mills -lvr all the tim" hcru Uc rca>!E-
vhcf- ~Iia!,ee while Massachusetts has been more
,haa ,outen; to mold what sh" had.
In. rril Tor -1-r rs.y iun AMI reciprocity ty i"-h
tie great political parties =; Massachusetts may
als. hc LARGELY explained by IL. fact that Southern
r.l'',s have Increased ;h.ir output tha, The New
England mills driven seek foreign markets for
rh,!- gods southern competition WAS the fore,
most topic before the TcreIG- n-eg'.n: ~ The New
rug and Cotton Manufacturers Association az At
I3r;is Cr'y. the prs:rss uadc bv In. South hc.n:
freely admitted and the necessity Z finding new
,aa-kr's gu.'y discussed In r.-.h CIR export u.
more than Sjr"s'--r ot c.ttpu goods ,'gru- the
lat isal vca- Increase ~ mote than $40 per
ccuc IN tie las; ten year.. due the growth az
Southern I-..s rbase additions n. total output
steadily Increase Ii. surplus thu requirements
- ihs home market.
Tha established cotton IEIuufar-u-iu: Industry
- the >azh T. a. pr.scn;- concentrated m"sily in
,.co-cl lud .sr ca-o!inas vhr--' r had - first
sod Sta. lO1c before t!- ,.vu Wa. Ruc that
region 6. n better suited il ;LaH the Southwest
u. which abundant cal and water foTsr sa!uh-ious
climate and cheap living combine With proximity
REGION ro- profitable ccttog manufacturing
Tie sGC1sss o. TIE mill. already operating in
Texas. ard the plans formed for ucw o1e> prove
that star. az inviting ted f0r the industry once
= : fairy started there the Srca: Texas c,t.on
,rup VIII - s,ys5E,.L IN tss siaT- Of hals-i cloth
,rkau.e.s. S-gC,yas aDl Oklahoma have the cot
aa Ae cvs the cheap fo-c,I and The ideal climate
which .rUa.iy temp: tie inves,tZsu, q. capital in
/, c'c-on manufactures IN another t..''aae rhe ~hr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Flags along tho river front yo0ecr41y
wer, n, halt-rnast on account Of the 00A1h
O; Captain .;i!as n. HemeIwHy. . veteran
rv.ruGan. AZ Webb city. Mo-. Sun0Ay
night The nag rn the kAroor stan AMI
those on the steamers In port were 1ow-
cred as soor rs ;he death OF CopeASH
Hsn.cnway was sniade known.
Captain Ht:nerway was . mining -
orator Ut Webb City for several years
prior t. his Geath. During the nftsoo Ne
was Z wrli-x3own r!verman. 0Wnina am
commanding the steamer Gold E1n0As n
the CHESTER trade. Before that he WAo u.
commas nj of .I. g. W. Graham On tn
Lower Mississippi He served Hs agent TO-
che ST. Louis and Memphis Packet Con-
yaEy Tor several years.
Throughout the Worlds Fair C9peAln
Eemenway was principal ssockholder h.
the American Hotel. opposite the r11J
and was pron.ne nj IN It's management n
banquet was given ut tho American Ho
tel July . in honor Of the Captains sew
~nty-fOurth birthday. large number o
v:vermen ami other friends Of the v0tog0
being present n; tho board.
Besides his noted connection WIN thu
Mississippi River navigation In the earlier
days. Captain HCmenway had been p0osni
neEt In bJsfr~ss Circles. He was caterer
:t the Union Station for sosrc time. dat
ing from the CpsDing.
In later years he had charge Of tSfd
iie~ol!s nirinT interests In and nea u.
Webb CITY. Mo. besides being largely In
tere<'sd in PIC perty there. Ills wife die,.
IN that citv about five months aG0 y
brother. william o. IIemsnway. lives T..
St Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
CHARITY WHICH STAYS At HONE.

Robert H. Mci'ur!y. according. So ,r.teug-. before
l,. legislative committee which il iav->ti=aiG: life
insurance methods in New lork i uf the high!
-, saiarI.i officials In the WORE: !'y virtue ot the
act that he - the "a: HI. father Ia. had a hi
-l,- Of the Mutual pie and h" pat in hi thumb and
irill"d plum IN comparison With which The
urHour"utS II: President of The luit'-i State, ~
l"aE HAc = mere I.tiaucc.
Mr. Mc,uriy was H., known to fame until tae
legislature, .: the state Of New YORK disturbed ,ic
ven tenor u; hs WAY. lie had done any.
rhiu: wh!ch brought ain 10 ,h, notice Of ihc pub
.r. In fas;. l- s;raEA from Iot"-rty. HI vs.
,..ut"ut {" In hs Ike 1itle Jack Hornet
-lls was the siinr." lie. III simply was 4 No
'uras Being ric,'uriy, h. simply lad :" have
q good Job. anh BE simply t"'A al tA" money th"y
ave hiIH and hc simply can; understand why cv-
,.r, body Is making much IG-~ about l.
Mr Mc,urdy i -,rural manager ~ the Mutual
II which his father j, president and e., which
- the other members of ;h. MyCurly family and
= collateral traach"s are o.aCcr>.
tie Is Il yruE- msu u;'h ambition ia sl,ceE:
Ia. father as pres sieat n the company Foc rea--
y ,rn years BE ha- I-,en receiving annual salaries
rsurius frrn s-;h.-l 10 s.ht"" III. ia'rrr sInouut
fa.sc is pscssu; rate - paw. fsrr The salary Is
- mere hssaIclie. cvclpasrd with Il. commissions
which arr thrown lii way. II these he has re-
rvsycd as much 4. Slice" e. i single year and
r>I-.c,s aTr that hi- ,,snm:S-': th.s ssasan WI!
-. >~nss, ~ more.
Hts tv,ubn.d sslary ard commissions IL /. year
t5.suun, 80 much more than the a-,-,c -crnuac-9-
sau of IL. President q. ,ac United States. ali =: The
arIntcrs IL he Cabia.-. thc C4..f 9: SAY ~ 80.
ARIA, aad 10. ADMIRAL q. -. navy
Thc usurr> in the summary - tIsc M-,g0iy
Eaul.gys budget .-anisc thar tatlr i,.'al =
er.-s hclIp!aE even 10 II. members q! he C:aa-
whrn Ral-st II. Mc,,urSiv s.kc,. how much
taoary his .a,h,s Richard A McCG0iy. -,-,s:v.,,
sre>!icn, - tie ng.uai. be replied. q, Ar unable
q. hazard conj.Vs:ure 81 IA, father cr;s
That = I way The Mc.'Ur,.,s have. They a-ska
illoaey fa>t that they Ate. tax
Is their salaries and r-n.at.Is>!oI.s they
.,-ru'- t-.r favored si->>ia divide r.s-a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
T:r Literary 1ra1raO~e Of G.l-is.
Jeanette Marks in the critic.


The students were On. and hal: remove. :.on
their y.epsra,.5G FOR q! Is5 :,:,y-:hree
coud tel! when S.s spe.re I.y.i. although either
the Sixteenth a. the Seventeenth Century wov! have
been accepted correct. Two students placed him "a
;ac Twelfth Century. fog- H. the Fourteenth.
the Fifteenth twenty In the Eighteenth and four the
NctcesiI Century Sixteen students did att.rr:
asizr him AT all os hundred and fourteen students
d rot know II what century Milton ilvei. He
signed g. Tn. Eleventh. Fourteenth. Fifteenth.
-n-uth Eighteenth Nn.'.en:h T;ty.four
placed him IA the Eighteenth Century which the
hy the entrance rcsur-,Usu;- - Obliged
-isn any other ;crict .-iyse,en did st,.;ni: 10
assign LIN - Century. On. hundred and secycne
aCr know 80 what century Dr.ccr Eved. although =
EEgN cise -: TIE latter a. N;on's life shout! IN
cuie Information abou, Dryden out OF
clEss " Git 10: know In what ceatrv t;oisas!:h
lie assigned 20 the Tenth. F:cceHth sixteenth.
Scrs::c$rth -rd Sirete-tt centuries. Thrty'cur id
attempt place Inn aId ,wen-
.y-sey"U s'ut"Its do know vso Samuel Joh.soa's
husrl rht- vgs if3 no: crying assign a biosraphe-
and w.rtE:ouT assSain: tho biography varinrs.y one
Eg.th a BIT git Iiel "f.rrscl.''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
A. Old.TIsse Joke.

Ea0E,a~ N'gtIO-th H!gSirsoE in it.aEi!s.
alvaFs b. boTuc 4. mind that hole
have bc"u GsS-r.h!rc . profoundly serious one.
al. IA; The hayaa element which In tle<s fayo
leysS ilrlf from ovsT.o!c.tu3e bonnet an an
crdcte hsI :ut then IN Among III. whole
- the !gterssts. :V- Instance. IN! repArte.
which really u.ci"rn. except repo-,e! to m.
'y III, o=iy genuine F...yast whom I knew person
ally. James Richardson saying. namely. rny grand
father stephen Hg..asoc. at gathering % II. r.i-
csas;s IN th@' GAys Q: defeat ~. y. George
Cabot in B-ocsE. A''sr good Zeal dr.a-
era2tss'h.r IA. asd,cicy s2Sys..
them .fat x :; bscarc necessary 6Wsi. In the
sane so-ss with q would Go Invariably 30
address the otE0Ho-s animal ,c.
r.-<; pussy Tier. ~as however ssrc.,y az
.es-r"a WN"rr sCCh remark would those aar-
hare t~.a thought G! i.yiiy: are 9,
ths Shoie thing historic situation mis-:
Be s-T.ocSy approached
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
T.LOUIS MEN HONOREO
AT BANKERS CONVENTION
Festus Wade Elected President and W L. Mcdonald
Member Of the Executive Committee the Company
Section Of the American Bankers Association
Washington
N0ERsoN TALKS ON VALUE OF REALTY Department.

The CASH psssnra, or q real .sss;e den, Sy =
sepo.i,;ns che sar:e sn.sk. The :osnpGny there
.sa ss:a snS .eearns :" nsw ~. ssass.sSr 81 'ns s
:!. same transaction.
sd.s:.isns :;tndpe::,, by ePn',aSni;s ksspS,ns
.hIsa:hc5: ,hr s.,y: N ,Se Ca: ?; shs N,,-
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y..ntass. of sueh exte ns!ve puhlisity. as II
WoEilH .g,i 'hiii in the community E;.o nay
SOM ,i.'s- have oecas!on 10 transact h;,sinss g
N.ia irrss company.
PROMOTING
II nay n.t h. or. Of place here 20 say ,ha:
the T.s! estate department.. besides being a,A-
vantAsecls 20 The eon.pany oe xach II Is a
oi 'ic sag IN Waiea 4; il located. hy rrosr.firS
.y:e;saIss ;,r IA c.nsns,ins 4 large -.sI 3.
= ,!le c9invaEy v.-h whici. l am connected
tas v--;anizr-i corporations ari prJIIo,ei deals
these coTIn:at:.rs q simply acted as agent.
=: heirs interested IN s'iy q. :herI as stock
IL other words. in :he promotion Of the zyr-
G'eE'ss de se.,i estate Department o; the trus;
CONT a.. a@i 10 ,tsS't interest TssitN-C -
tie cyip-!at!ca apart tryH acting agent FOR
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- 'ua.-S-. ~ cG"strt.St!yu q. ci.i.'- iuiiciis
9. 2,,U'ias',a! structures b.:as er-s';.i by tie
sS'.dtsl'e. f. whic.I services /: .sss COIN
:!i.-s:JIs sni f1.s.
In a,.i.',s1 :, -. !: .as the pacing e IN.
fsE"~ - ~ such pnlrire-. .aaki.S 10 uc-s>-
.;ify L tas3 ,.r.- sriH- "i money a:.,t t.arS
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t.--- 'u.iriss s':tts,-'iucnti,- become regular
!!.-s"sg~ - .. Institution.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
COMMANDER IN cHIrE, on DECK.

SoNNANDEk IN CHSEE IN DECA.
By all odds the most interesting incident Of Presi-
dent Rocsevelt,s October jaunt will be his return
FROG, New Orleans to Hampton Roads In command
Of feet Of armored cruisers. He will be the first
Commander in Chief OF the Navy Of the United
States To TO sea in of the floating fighting na-
chimes IN which the American people have taken
such pride ever since the days Of Paul Jones and
Nicholas Biddlc II the Randolph.
There Is an appearance Of Roosevel;ian ssrenu-
cusness in the hillow- bounding race in which
The President will Try the mc;ie Of the three great
cruisers that will be under his command As soon
rs he goes or board. But Commander in Chief
ii tie Navy il is par, -: Is duty 10 find ont for
himself Of what stuff cur beats are made.
Throughout the voyage the Presien. will be con-
sr,crve!y within the limits of til. v''.' STATES for
he will have American deck under his feet and
the American In: above him all the time. Rough
seas ard a speedy trip To the Commander in Chief
81 his initial voyage: Everybody will wish :he
cruiser that carries him n.ay win the race.