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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11
Getting Ready for Conference.

The congregation and several Gibbs OF
Trinity A. M. Z. Zion Church In Mount
Pleasant held an entertainment last night,
to complete the arrangements for the rep
resentation of the church at the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore annual conference
which convenes at Carlisle, Pa, next we'd
nesday. The entertainment was well at
tended.
Rev DR. Logan Johnson, the pastor. who
Is also presiding elder of the West Wash
ington district, was "a leader In the move
ment.
DIR. Johnson and Walter Gray will repre-
sent the church at conference. He reports
John Wesley and Union Wesley Churches
in this city and Gibson Grove. Clinton $
Chapel and Union Wesley Churches IN
Montgomery county, Nd, In his district as
being in a prosperous condition
The ministerial delegation from the West
Washington district will consist of Reys.
Logan johnson, P. r.; W A. Blackwell,
Martin, c. s. Bailey and Daniel Landon.
lay delegates, G. w. Rice, Chesterfield
Jackson, Mrs. ]. w. Smith and Walter
Gray.
accomplished much for the success OF the
Zion Methodist Church in the District of
Columbia. He has lately replaced an Old
church structure of thirty-seven years
standing with a beautiful, new. attractive
edifice, built ON the latest and most APP
proved style. This new building will be
ready for use by the last Sunday In this
month.
II is understood Dr. johnson Will be re-
appointed pastor of Trinity and will be
again named as presiding elder OF the
West Washington district. DR.. johnson
and Rev. ]. w. Martin announced that they
win favor the selection OF james w. Poe
OF this city, by the conference for reporter
to the Carlisle city press and the Associated
Press: His name viii be presented by Rev.
DIR. r, A. Wallace, of Metropolitan A. M.
r. Zfon Church. r y
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FUN IN WONDERLAND
ARRANGEMENTS MADE By MA
SONIC BOARD OF CONTROL.

Further arrangements for the week OF
fun In Wonderland. as the approaching Ma
sonic May festival has been designated,
were made last evening at a meeting of the
board Of control at headquarters In The
Star building. An encouraging report was
made by Mr.. Frank A. Sebring, vice chair
man OF the committee on tickets. He said
they were being disposed of rapidly and
that all signs point to one of the most
successful affairs ever given here by the
Masonic fraternity. Mr.. j. Frank Trazzars,
chairman of the ticket committee. and who
is also secretary OF the board of control,
supplemented Mr.. Sebring's report by stat
ing that the receipts of cash from the sale
of tickets kept him busy making acknewi-
edgments.
Mr.. Thomas C. Noyes, chairman of the
board of control, announced that one season
ticket was good for six individual admis-
sions the same night or afternoon: that
Is, the six coupons VIII admit six different
persons. provided they are presented to the
ticket-taker with the main ticket, to which
they are attached.
-Mr. w w. Jermane, chairman of the
committee on promenade concert, reported
that arrangements had been completed for
that event. which Will be given the evening
of Friday. May %.
Mr.. William F. Hunt. chairman of the
Eastern Star night committee, stated that
arrangements had been completed for n
program of fancy dancing, Thursday. May
"a under the direction of Miss Cora Shreve.
The board of control thereupon ordered
that four gold medals of beautiful design
be struck, to be awarded prizes to the
dancers Mr.. Hunt added that six other
distinctive features had been arranged for
the same evening.
Mr.. Jacobus s. Jones. chairman of the
committee Shrine night. Wednesday.
May %, reported that his committee had
planned to have the entire Shrine meet at
Its hall and in full uniform march in a
body to the May festival at Convention
Hall. One of the fes lures of the evening
will be drill by the Arab Patrol, COM
manded by Capt. Louis &. Wilson. Other
unique features are being arranged.
Mr.. Lurtin r. Grim. vice chairman OF the
committee on stock subscriptions and cash
contributions made an interesting report on
the work of that committee.
The committee on public comfort. of
which Maj. James e. Bell Is chairman, and
that on Saturday matinee, OF which Mr.. h.
B. Hay is chairman, held meetings yester-
day afternoon and their plans were outlined
for the carnival Of fun.
Distribution Of Tickets.
The intention Of the board OF control as
to the distribution of tickets was that
trict should receive two tickets. But as the
tickets were sent out by the several
branches of the order some members re-
ceiyed two tickets each from the Blue
Lodge. commandery. chapter. shrine, East
ern Star etc. making in the aggregate a
large number. The idea is that those who
received considerable number of tickets
are expected to retain many they
can for their own use. and dispose Of the
remainder by sale. Failing to sell the
residue or excess they may be returned to
the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11
BABY AOUDAD AT ZOO.
Little Animal Regarded With Inter
est by Children Visitors.

There was another birth at the National
Zoo last night, the newcomer being a baby
aoudad or Barbary sheep. The mother of
the wee animal appears to be quite proud
of her infant and attends the little one with
jealous and Jealous care. The children
visitors to the zoo are much interested in
the newcomer. The Barbary sheep are Pc
culiar looking animals from the odd growth
of wool on the front legs, both male and
female, giving them the appearance of
wearing trousers. They are hardy animals
and Mr. Bradley of the executive force
of the zoo said today that he does not ex-
perience much difficulty in rearing the
young. In their habits they are much like
the Rocky Mountain sheep.
The authorities of the zoo received q
buffalo heifer Wednesday evening from the
herd at Lexington Park, Mass This is
said to be the next to the largest herd of
the fast disappearing animals extant. 1t
is known as the Corbin herd and num-
bers about $50 full-blooded animals.
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ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Agreement by Conferees on Important
Amendments

Conferees on the army appropriation bill
have reached a complete agreement on all
important amendments. except the Senate
provision appropriating 1927. 900 for sub
marine cable from Key West, Fla, to the
United States naval station at Guantanamo,
Cuba, and to the canal zone on the Isthmus
of Panama. The House committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce Is considering q
measure providing for such a cable and
the House conferees desired to postpone
action until this committee makes its re-
port. The conferees are agreed, however.
that some provision will be made for the
construction of the cable The House con-
ferees agreed to accept the amendment ap-
propriating $4,000 for the Alaskan MILL
tary cable.
The Senate conferees receded from the
amendment providing for the retirement as
major generals Of officers of the civil war
now holding the rank of brigadier general,
and 1t will be stricken out.
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PENALTY Is IMPOSED
McCUMBER AMENDMENT TO
RATE BILL ADOPTED.

The Senate yesterday afternoon agreed to
the amendment of Senator McCumber to
the railway rate bill. The amendment was
agreed to without amendment. Following
is its text:
ANY person. corporation or company
who shall deliver property for interstate
transportation to any common carrier. sub
ject to the provisions of this act, or for whom
as consfgnor or eorsignee, any such car
rier shall transport property. who shall
knowingly and wilfully. by employee. agent
officer or otherwise. directly or indirectly.
by or through any means or device what
mon carrier any sum of money, or any
other valuable consideration, as a rebate
Offset against the regular charges for
transportation Of such property, as fixed
by the schedules of rates provided for In
this act shall be deemed guilty Of a fraud
which Is hereby declared to be q misde-
meanor. and shall upon conviction there
of In any court of the United States OF
competent Jurisdiction within the district
where such offense was committed, In ad-
dition to any other penalties provided by
this act, be subjected to fine equal to
three times the sum OF money SO received
or accepted and three times the value Of
any other consideration 30 received or &C.
copied to be ascertained by the trial
court, and In the trial for such offense all
rebates or other considerations so received
or accepted for a period of six years prior
to the commencement of the action may
be received in evidence. and the said fine
shall be three times the total value OF such
consideration so received or accepted. as
the case may be: Provided, That the fore
going penalties shall not apply to rebates
or considerations received prior to the
passage and approval of this act
Senator La Toilette attempted to secure
the imposition of Imprisonment for viola
ton of some of the requirements of the In
terstate commerce law. He proposed terms
of from one to five years in addition to
fines of from 81 coo to $4,000 for unjust
discrimination or false representations to
secure business at less than the estab-
lished rate.
Senator Lodge expressed the opinion that
II would be sufficient to restore the penal
clauses of the interstate commerce act Of
1887. Mr.. Lodge then opered his amend
ment restoring the penal provisions of the
act of 1887 as a substitute for Mr.. La Fol-
lette's amendment
After discussion Mr.. Lodge accepted as a
substitute for his amendment one prepared
by Mr. Stone restoring the penalties of the
old law In different form from that of his
own.
The Lodge-Stone amendment was adopted
by a vote of 40 to 81. and the amendment
as amended was then carried by vote
of 10 to 2, the two negative votes being
cast by Senators Gallinger and Pettus.
Another amendment adopted was offered
by Senator Warren. 1t gives the govern
rneut business preference over all other
traffic In time of war.
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viii Be Bought in Open Market.

Shells and prejectiles for the Navy De-
partment WILL after june 81, 1905, be pur-
chased by the bureau of ordinance, in the
open market instead of as Is now the prac-
tice in secret markets from firms engaged
in the manufacture of these articles. This
change in existing conditions was brought
about through the efforts Of the chairman
of the appropriations committee Mr.. Taw-
ney (Minn.) who offered an amendment to
the naval appropriation bill which the
House had under consideration yesterday
directing that the Secretary OF the Navy
should advertise for proposals for shells
and projectfles so that all trims engaged In
the business Of their manufacture may
have an opportunity to compete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11

The Mems Club of the Church OF the
Epiphany held its final meeting of the sea-
son in the parish rooms adjoining the
church last evening. There was full at
tendance OF the members, who. with their
guests, listened most attentiyely to an adj
dress on ''Mexico,r delivered by Mr.. VIII
Ham E. Curtis. After the passing OF vote
OF thanks to Mr. Curtis for his instructive
and interesting address refreshments were
served. and when the meeting broke up at
q late hour II was unanimously declared to
be the most successful Of the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11
Normal Students in the CITY.

Two hundred members of the senior class
of the West Chester State Normal School
of Pennsylvania are in the city making an
inspection of buildings. parks and other at
fractions. Yesterday the party was at the
Capitol as the guests of Representative
Thomas N. Butler. DR.. George Morris Phil
lips. principal of the school. and Mrs. Phil
lips accompanied the students. Today will
be spent in making a tour of the depart
ments and tomorrow the visitors will make
q trip to Mount Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11
Rally of Missouri Society.

Arrangements have been made by the
Missouri Society for rally tomorrow even
Ing at Pythian Temple. 1912 9th street Rep
resentative Champ Clark will deliver the
principal address. The Missouri delegation
In Congress will be present A musical pro-
gram has been prepared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-11
Elected to medical societv

At recent meeting OF the Medical So
ciety of the District Of Columbia DIR. Will
lam A. White. the superintendent Of the
Government Hospital for the Insane. was
unanimously elected to membership ~ In
vttation.
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Tin1es-Dispafch Branches,

b v .
established for the benefit OF those Iivinu az eea
distance from the Main Office OF Ths r, -. :"
Dispatch, The Times Dispatch Wants ic I'M =,
careful steW!9n as Though they had been lsf'
ssLAua liTEK's DRUG STORE. Twep,v.o,,,
W. a'i +. EXSEs. SIS Z. Broad Street,
A. A. SCOTT. Twenty.ffth and Broad str..,.
HoBERT J WILLIAMS Twenty. dfth g na
rSNE sI.ssS:I S'' ssSRssANr CO.. rou.h.. and
G. " LATTiMER. No. SO Yves. Ma,sb.n
TnntotMfsoN,s DRUG STORE No. 1921 w.x.
/. a L. BiEVERlpoE. Brook Avenue. and CLAW
RADY,s5, DRUG STORE; Barton Height.
Ro OH PHARMAcY. No, 200 Eas, Maruha,,
CRY TTriYs DRUG STORE. No. 1914 Eas, Main
Street corner Fifteenth,
PINE sTREET PHARMACY. No. sa South
PooiiNNipEXs;TER;K KIRK PARRISH CO., No. Il,
TIE IL PARAGoS PHARMACY. No. 50, we.,
EAT ItS ~ Pharmacy, Twenty eighth and y
SoT sas 70 Eas 50 Bre s dft slss Street
HuEDLEY 4 WALKER. Twenty NTH ant
cAsKFFER$ 55iRya STORE, No. llos HUI
". x. PERKiNs. No, Yves, Tabb Street
Petersburg. Phone No l76
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET PIiAR
MACY. Twenty eighth and y Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

Argo Red Salmon is more nutritious
Than beef, and Is Il bettcr brain and
muscle builder than almost any food
which we have. II is deep red In color,
and tho quality delicious,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pny 500 70. the production OF n1ny
cnsc Of pain VIC cannot curc 10 stny
cured. We know how TO surc sickness
nnd wc cure It.. Defective hearing
rrrnd References: Cured patients.
DIVINE HEALING INSTITUTE. 2l0
EnSt ClnY. street Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE is HEREBY ,GtvEN THAT
The Virginia and Carolina Coast Rail
road company. q corpora ton Of virginia
ana North Carolina. has located It's prln-
clpal Office IN the state OF Virginia. IN
The city Of Norfolk. Va. X. T.. GOQD-
ELL, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
>~,,,r New York. February 2. 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting Of the stock holders of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the Bonrd Of Directors and
Will be held at tho principal Office OF
the company In the city OF Richmond,
Virginia. on Wednesday, tho 18th day OF
April, 1906. at 10 o'clock In the foro-
noon. for the purpose Of considering an
issue and sale Of Development and Gen.
ernl Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail-
way Company, and the creation OF a
mortgage upon the property OF the COM
pnny to secure the same. Nil ms proposed
IN the communlcation OF Samuel spen-
Ger. president, to the Voting Trustees.
dated February /. 1905 and Of acting acting
on such other business MS may be Ia ".
fully brought before sthc meeting. The
transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock OF this company VIII bo
closed on April 7. 1906. and opened again
on April 49, 1906. BY order OF the Board
OF Directors. r. D. LANkF FORD, Sec
rotary. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
EASTER EGG HUNTS.

DO YOU DESIRE A LARGE AT'rEN-
dance at your hunt? Then Just offer
Callers Genuine Swiss Milk Chocolates
for the prizes. Sold everywhere.
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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COL
orcd coachman 10 go to the country
midde.aged man preferred; able ana
willing to garden and care for SINAI
place: gives names and address OF ref
erences and amount of experience; also a
good woman for general house work.
Address Mrs TURNER, 1000 Twenty
first Street. Washington, D. c.
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II. ~. rAR1ss. st-CC LESSOR no l.. H..
1faydcn 4Ol Weat Broad street, Having
purchased lilo business Of 81. Hayden,
Z | wish to cali tic attention nf ny l,l,nn1ds
and The nublic to the rnrt that sell al
him at the Old stand a fresl, lot or
his famous remedies just received; riio
II full llne OF pnten: medicines. tob;nc,co,
wni ana soda water. An orders ~
mail Of Telephone will receive PROMPT
attention.; al goods sol DIT right prices.
Phone 4l93 8
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ENANTED--COMPE TENT MAN TO
Il take charge Of a cherOot factory, out OF
i town; first-clasS wages for first-class
man: give reference and last place OF
employment. Address L 366, care Tines
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

PHONE US YOUR ORDER FOR TN
roofing. roof repairing and MI kinds Of
stove md furnace work. Phone G3e.
S RICHMOND PLUMBING AND NAN
TEL CO.. &c North 9Th Street.
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wAETED-MAN SERVANT TO WATT
on invalid; none without the best recon-
mendatons wanted. ABBY between ! :3V
and 3 o'clock at l2l South Thirteenth
Il Street. upstairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

,W.ANTED--A M1DDLEAGED WHITE
man for light work; must be correct at
figures: wages one dollar n day: refer
enccs required. Address ID 3i4. Times
ltTispatrh 5-g
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

For RENT-A NICE. BRIGHT AT
trnctivn room: first floor and southern
exposure, on South third street Dat IN
on same floor. Address & 342, care
Times Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOUR ATTRACTIVE. SUBURBAN LOTS
one block from car line, for sale, singly
or together, 10 quick buyer; price IS
each on terms Of s. per month. Address
y &,S care Times DIspallLl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

FIXTURES REPAIRED.
line shnfting but up by practical me-
chaIic. twenty-rollr years experience;
forms rcnsnnnhc Address W. e.
ROBERTSON. Practical Mechanic. 1l07
Taylor Street, city. III q
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FINE WALL PAPERS & DRAPERlEs.

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT OUR
store the Shop OF the Craftsmen Is the
only fine wallpaper store In Virginia
that can furnish every interior decora-
ton for your home We carry in stock
the very fine wall papers the most
beautiful draperies, the most elegant
upholstery materials and expert nrtl.
sans. n. b. DAHL & Co, No. 10 East
Main street. Phone $3.50
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A LADY's SUICIDE,
Hotel-keeper's Wife browns Her.
self in Watauga River.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspaloh.,

Especial 70 The TTmcs-D 1sPaIch.J
BRISTOL, TENN, April 0,-Mrs H. Fl,
Snyder, aged seventy, wife of Il wealthy
hotel keeper and merchant at Elizabeth
ton, Tenn, committed suicide by drown-
Ing in tho Watauga River late last night.
Her husband awoke to find her missing
from the room. Her body was found In
the river to-day. Mental arrangement Is
said to- have been the cause
Taking advantage of the present hard
times In Russia large number of deal
ers In bric-a-brac and antique furniture
are busy In Russia visiting the homes OF
the nobility and making bargain pur'
chases.
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SCHOOLS.
University College 81 Medicine

Medicine Dentistry sTUAt1T
M ,a,,'t N; D.. President, Complete equip.
Mild climate, Students OF lhis College, Under
present conditions OF entrance md graduation.
iicchtIng examinations In any State. Bulletin
No. tells hoy medical students ntb affected
practice OF medicine. Address WI LLiAM Il.
MILLER. Proctor. Richmond Va.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED 10 e,
learn plumbing. bricklayng,, plass1t a, ~;
trades; pays S day. Special oler ,,i ~
Two months course; short tll'iSeoVW w,
union card Eunrante ed ~ e g. -
RROS. CO., New York, Chicago o.
Louis. Free catalogue.
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yVANTED--ATs ONCE. a FIRST-CLASS
Bread and Cake Baker; one well up on
II fancy line of cakes and straight dough
bread Address, with references, stating
wages with board. HINTON BAKING
CO., Hinton, w. Va.
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SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.
start early and keep all the flies ou,,.
Prices right Mt HOWELL BROS, 10" %.
Broad Street
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WANTED-A STEADY MAN TO RUN
& the passenger elevator at The Chester
field. corner Franklin and Shafer Streets.
Apply Monday TO G. t. RIPLEY, Man
fyev
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DECORATORS AND UPHoLsTERERs

WON'T YOU KINDLY CALL THIS
week and see our superfine stocks Of
interior decorating materialS-Wall
papers, traperies and upholstery goods.
The new coiors AMI textures would In
tcrest you to the point Of buying.
n. b. DAHL. & CO., No. IS East Main
street. Phone, 55S5.
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"CRATTs'& ROYAL" THE DAINTY
housewives friend. Sample for. 2-cent
stamp. ARTHUR J. CRAFTS CO"
Richmond.
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COFFEE AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
Broad. El H T
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DECORATORS AND WALLPAPER

WANTED, YOU TO LET Us PAPER
yoilr rooms on our new plan. A small
cash cash payment and the balance wee sIy
or monthly. We have the stock and the
skill in hanging paper. Our prices urc
right, and these advantageous farms
have never before. to our knowledge.
been offered in this line. Drop postal
to 5"DLCORATOR,'' p. O. Box No. zig,
anu he will call and give you an est
mate on your work.
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FLAT FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-ELEGANT FtVE-ROOM
apartment IN ono of New York's most
fashionable apartment houses; com
pletcly furnished. from June LIST to Sep
icmber 18TH. Address +. c. r.. Room
1915 Flat-Iron Building. New York city,
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WANTED,
WHITE GIRLS.
BEG MINERS PAID WHILE LEARNING.
Steady employment: good wages. Apply to
ALLEN G. OlNTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary.
BANK STATEMENTS.
OF''rIll; CONDITION or Nth L
FIRST MA 1lONAl BANK,

L
X NESS, APRIL 9, 1906.
RESOURCES
Loans ana discounts. .......... S535O,35l ~
Ovcrdrnfts, secured and unse-
Il cured. .a........ 3,9Jl oS
Y. S. bonds to secure circula-
llOH .... ........,.f ........l....... pu,VD W
I, doposlts........... -. ........ 10000 90
{ pretlr,lms on IT, S. bonds... 0 W
Bonds securities. ctc............ $1,000 W
!, nxtures. '.......,... $500 90
Due from national
banks mot reserve
agents. a..-...s 22l 500 0l
Due from state banks
ana bankers ......... 1lG,5os 65
Due from approved
reserve ugcnts........ 6M,5S Is
Checks and OF her
a cash tems............ O10o "a
Exchanges for clear
~ ing house. ............. $500 Va
/. tlonals banks. ]. ....,.. 1910 %
tFractionnlI spurct' .tur-
~ aereyi Entcke!s@ga
] .h yi !. Money Re-
serve In bank-viz:
Lcgnl.tender notes. !. 10000 90
Redemption fund with
U. S. Treasurer q
iion). -. 49,. 2,40o 80
Hfsf3E is .'a.a#5ts
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TIE tMOLER SYSTEM BARBER coll
legc; the Oldest, largest and best
school in existence; more students
wanted trade taught In eight weeks.
Steady position guaranteed when
through: diplomas awarded graduates;
tools donated. For catalogue address
1sl Prince Street. New York CITY.
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WORK AND MAKE MONEY. 1T YOU
are the man call and see D. WHIT
/; LOCK, agent Phoenix Mutual Lie IN,
surance Company, 6l4 and els Mutual
Building.