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reserve board and as Federal reserve
aa.rt Ne will he paid an annual COM
ponsation to hc fixed by the Federal re-
serve board and will m1k" regular re-
ports To- the board.
Tho thrc. directors Of the Federal
rcs,rv. bank representing the stock
holding banks and the three represent
ing the agricultural. commercial ana
industrial interests Of the district 1r,'
To hay" their terms expire first in one.
Two ana three year periods. nut th"r'-
after every director ut q Federal re-
serve bank IL To- hold oi.ic. for three
years.
The chairman ~ the board Of dirtc-
TORS of each Federal teserv. bank will
bc rcmovah" "a; til" pleasure of m"
Federal r.Scrv" hoard without motto
Section : ur the Niil prohibits III"
tranef-r or hVpotheCatiun Of any shares
If N" capital stock of tn" Federal rc-
serve banks. In case IN, subscribing
bank incr a'.s !tS capital stock &, shall
suhscribr for an sdd!tionai amulnt "f
capita stock ui the Federal res"rv"
bank { Is district in AN ainoun; equal
20 20 per cent. Of the BANKS own in
crease I. shan pay for this stock az
tn. book vai!. of the shares OF the
rcs"rV- bank.
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e Wing ia" hlll and tho system TO he put
into ,lf,"t remain III" sam"
\ sI.u change was also made to-
night in tl' phra~cology of that section
Of the hlll relating to the retirement of
the 3 per cent bonds now used as
va sls of circulation for a national bank
currency. II vas learned. however, that
this change did not affect the general
purpose or plan oi the bill az originally
agreed upon.
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Upon H." Endorsement of any bank
having deposit with Il any Federal re-
serve haih may discount acc.ptInc"s of
d"posting hanks which ar. based on the
importation or eXportatior of goods ~
travellers credit and which mature at
not later than ninety days and bear the
signature of at least one member bank
IN addition to that of III. acc.pt"r The
aggrrgat. Of such notes and bills bear
us tn" signature or Endorsement Of any
on" person. COMPANY. firm Or corporation
red!scount.d for any ono bank shall AZ
II" time exceed 10 pcr centunl of the
" impaired capital and surplus of said
bank.
Any national bank may at IT. dis
rr-tiou accept drafts o. bills of exchange
drawn upon 1t having not NOR" than
four months 20 run and growing out Of
III" Transactions involving the importa
tion or expectation Of goods or tn. iSsi"
Of travellers letters of credit hut nu
hauk shall accept such bills To- an amount
equal III tn" aggi"ga'c 10 NOR, than one
half - n" face Nal'r Of its plid ny and
ui.HipUui-d capital"
Under section - the Federal r.s"rv.
board npun tn" application nf not less
than ten national banks in on" district
may aU,horiz" the reserve bank Of III"
district to discount III" direct ohltga-
t!uns OF member banks secured by the
pl"dg" and deposit Of satisfactory SO
curit!rs. but in M ease shall III" amount
So loaned exceed thr-,-fruTths of III.
actual yalu" Of tn" securities So pledged
or ou"-half tho amount nf th" paid NJ
capital o! III" member bank
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Section Is permits any Federal reserve
hank TO receive from any OF its stock
holders deposits Of current funds in law
ful money. national bank notes Federal
reserve notes or checks and drafts upon
solvent banks domestic or foreign. This
section says.
Upon the Endorsement Of any incinbe-
bank any Federal rcscrv. bank may dis
count notes and bills of exchange arising
out OF commercial transactions. that il notes
and bills of eNchang. issued or drawn
, for Agricultural. Industrial or commercial
purposes. the Federal reserve hoard to
have the righ. 10 d,;crmin" ~ define
IN" character of the PAPER thus "ligihl,
70" discount within th" iu",tnnr nf this
, act. hut such definition shall not iuclid.
notes og bills .sshsd OF drawn for III.
purpose Of carrying or trading in stocks
h"Nds ur other Investment securities. cN-
/ C-pt n"trf ar bills having a maturity ri
not "N '"-diug four months and secured
by United States bonds or bonds issued
by any state. county ur municipality ~
the United States Notes ard bills al
m!tted 20 discount una"r the terms o;
! Tins pafa graph muet hav. ~ maturity o.
/ not NOR" than twenty five days
Upon N" Endorsement of ANY member
bank any Federal reserve bank may dis
/ count the pan"i ~ the classes her"inh.-
fore described having a maturity or NOR,
, than :rrtv-'ivr and not more than l2o
, days when X own cash reserve .Nre-d.
+ 81 ia per cent. OF is total outstanding
| demand lial,;lit!es: hut no. more than ~
per cent. Of the total paper So discounted
/ for any d-posit.ng bank shall hay" 4 ma
! tur!fi Of more than sixty daya
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Hell Gate Club for whitman

The He'll Gate Republican Club. "a,
East Eighty sixth street last night rasscd
resolutions indorsing District Attorrel
Whitman for Mayor The resolution wa.
introduced by Louis Ellsworth. chairman
of the meeting
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| Ld"r section 10 any t'1erd. r"S''rN Nt
bank may under regulations prescribed
10y III" Federal r"s"rv, board purchas"
n the open market bankers h,lls ana
bills of cXchang" Of tn" kinds ana ma
TURTLES mad" "llgibl" for r.disoouni.
Every Federal rcs.rv. bank shall
have power to deal IN gold coin ana bull
lion. t" max. loans thereon and to CON
lraCt for loans of gold coin or bullion.
giving therefor. when necessary. accept
ahl" security. including United States
bonds; to invcs, in United States bonds
and In short tim. obligations of the
l'nited States or its dependencies, or Of
any state or foreign Government, to
purchase from member banks and To sell
checks or bills of exchange arising out
If commercial transactions payahl" in
foreign countries, and with the consent
of the Federal reserve board 10 open
and maintain banking accounts with
foreign countries and establish agencies
IN such countries for the purpose of
purchasing, selling and collecting for
eign bills Of exchange. and To buy and
sell checks or prime foreign bills OF cX-
change arising out of commercial trans
actions which have not exceeding ninety
days TO run and which bear the sigma
lures Of two or more responsible par
ties
Cnder section 10 all moneys IN the
general fund Of the Treasury shall be
deposited in Federal reserve banks, which
shall act as fiscal agents Of the United
States. and thereafter the revenues
Of the Government shall be regularly
deposited in such banks and disb,rse-
| ment shall be made by checks drawn
against such deposit. The Secretary Of
! the Treasury may charge interest on
the deposits. but no Federal reserve
bank shall pay interest on any deposits
except those of the United States. The
Government and the banks shall be the
only depositors in reserve banks.
$500 ,OOO,OOO Treasury Issue.
Section II of tho bill authorizes the
issuing of Federal reserve treasury
notes not to exceed $500. 900 900, plus An
amount equal to the amount Of national
bank notes which may from time to
! time he retired under the provisions of
the act. The notes shall be issued at
the discretion OF the Federal reserve
board and shall purport on their face
the obligations Of the United States.
The notes shall he issued solely for the
, purpose of making advances to Fedora
reserve banks They shall be receiv-
able for all taxes, customs and other
public debts and shall ne redeemed in
gold on demand at the Treasury De-
partment or any Federal reserve bank
When deposited with such banks for
redemption they may bc charged off by
the bank against the Treasury balances
on lts books. This section says:
ANY Federal reserve bank may upon
vote of it's directors make application I,
the Federal reserve board through tn,
local Federal reserve agent for sucf
amount Of the Treasury notes as II ma,
deem best Such application shall he ac-
companicd with n tender TO the local re
serve agent Of collateral security to pro
tect the notes for which application il
made. equal in amount to tho sum Of thu
notes thus applied for. The collatera
security thus offered shall no notes ant
bills accepted for rediscount. and the Fed
.h.h
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After the date hxcd by the SeCrc-
tary of the Treasury national hanks IN
reserve cities shall maintain for pc
riod Of twenty-siX months a reserve of
2o per cent. of their outstanding deposit
and for twelve months thereafter . re-.
~
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GERMANY BALKS AT
San FRANCISCO FAIR
Wilson and Bryan Through
Count won BcrnStOrff Urge
Her Participation.
E(ROPE HOLDING BACK
France Only Accepts Invitation
-Gricvanccs Include Tariff
and Canal Tolls Dispute.
EUROPE HOLDING BACK

W,sIilNGroS. June ls.--The siSnii-
cancc of the unwillingness OF 'ern'a"s
to participate in the Panama Canal
exposition at san Francisco in 1919 was
recognized by the United States Gov
crnmcnt to-day when secretary Bryan
conferred with the German Ampassaooi
and through him urged TN" Germah
Government to join in the ce'epra'io"'
The Ambassador also called at the
White House. wh"r" President wilson
made similar representations.
The talk between Mr.. Bryan aao
Count Won Bernstorif has brought to
head an unpleasant situation that mas
for some time been visible beneath the
surface at Washington. The confer
cncc AT the state Department was the
hrs, official recognition that has been
given the matter, which IT ~ admitted
will undoubtedly nave great en"ct
upon the success o. the san Francesca
exposition.
In to date France is the only one OF
the great commercial. powers o. Europe
which has formally accepted the In
vitation of III. United States to particl.
pate in the exposition. II IL well known
that the decision of Germany, the only
country in which opposition 10 the en-
position has been openly and vigorously
Expressed, will have considerable IN
i,uence upon other European Govern
ments that have not yet accepted
ON the other hand. Germany Is like
wise being influenced against the en-
position by the fact that some or her
strongest neighbors and commercial
rivals have not signitied any intention
of joining in the celebration.
serious Obatscl< 10 overcome.
The Germans, including both the
Government and the commercial inter-
ests. base their unw!ll!ngn"ss to partici-
! pate in the exposition upon SUCH va
| riety of causes as to form most seri-
GUS obstacle for the United States to
overcome.
| The comif,ercIal interests are almost
| a unit in opposition TO the exposition.
The iron and steel industries are com.
mitted fatty against participation -
| il. The German leaders In these In
dlstr.es say there have been too many
exposition already. that there is no uaa
in spending their money Or exhibiting
az the San Francisco fair. Other indus
| tries take a similar view.
| In Government circles ii Is contended
| that Germany wants to know what
Congress and President Wilson are GO
! ing 20 do about the obnoxious Admins
tration provisions in the new tapf bill
before the question of taking part in
the exposition is decided.
| 1t ia declared by the Germans that
such provisions in the administrative
| section of the bill az the valuation
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Banks Must IncOrpOrai~.

section -: the bill requires the
Federal reserve banks 20 become in
corrorat@d and provides that they shall
hays succession for a period If twenty
i've years in their organization unless
GhsolN'd sooner by act of Congress-
. Every r dcral rcscry" bank is To be
organized and conducted under the
oversight ana control Of u board Of
directors, who's" powers shall DC the
sam. as those conferred upon directors
o. national banking association nm
, DER * sting law. There ar To he nine
OF these directors for each Federal re-
SER" bank and they arc to hold Office
tor thrc" Years. Three of these direc-
tors ara to be chosen and are 10 he
representative Of the stock holding
banks 'hreo shall be fairly representa-,
nv" Of The commercial agricultural and
.ndIsir'ai interests Of tho district" and
th!oe momosrs shall ho designated by
the Fedora, reserve board
m" 'h:e~ directors representing the
s'ockholdicH hanks are to b. chosen
N IN" :o.F w1hr manner: The CHAIR
mar nr ~. board Of directors of the
Federal reserve bank Of the district will
classify .hc nnenbHrshlp banks of IN,
district in'o three groups. each gr,ur
contain:ns nne-'h:>J OF tho aggregal.
ranking cAp.tA Of tho banks
holdins stock in the Federal re-
s"rvo hank of the district. and
c1nsis'in- of banks Of similar capi.
1aI.~aton Each national bank al
regularly called directors meeting
vii, .irc' one y: -, own members as !,
district -escrve elocIcr From the LIS,
,of 'hcs" electors shan '>c clcc'"d by tho
electors peMse'ves { Federal reserve
dlr"c'ur. majority vote being re-
qnirad
Gnard Business Jntrrrsts
~ ''lo same manner tho three rep,
I'ErntdllN"5 ~ tho commercial agricul,
lra' "nd Industrial interests are to b,
'h"scn. with the added condition how
over hat 'h'y shall ia no case be con
h""f'd "iih any bank OF banking as
spc,atio, II f. should appear at an,
Tim" 'An' a director does not fairly rep
i"'en' N" commercial, agricultural oI
industr3' interests - his district h,
may ~. ''nnv"d los III" Federal rcscrv,
hoard
TNc tenn nnc three directors a~c =,
~ chose directly ny Tn" Federal TO
es-vs hoard, one NJ whom Is TO be dcsg
rated hr tn" board as chairman Of tn
hoare ~ directors of the Federal 70
s"rve bank. This director Ia TO act A
omciSl representative of the Fcaers
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'tN To suspend for a period not q.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

A. L. Thompson to o. W. Petty. {;
lots in No. 5, SEQ.
H. B. Homer to G. w. Petty, 8 lott
il No. 5. $3.50.
L. S. Parks and wife to B. F, Beck
ham and wife, lot in No. Is, 1850.
Pete McHugh ct al. to Rives Grain
Co., lot in No. 4, $1S5.
Anna May Long ct al. to H. Forcum
ct al, land in Nos IA and 10, SIS, 900.
]. L. Alexander ct al to ]. d. Walk
er, ! acres in No. 5, 500.
B. F. and Arlette Beckham to Jno.
I. Walker, lot in No. 1S, 81, coo.
j. L. Wright and wife to e. F. Tur-
ner ct al, Al acres in No. 9, 81, 200.
Richard Lilly to J. w Smith, lot in
No. $. 500.
Paul Morris to Pearl Snow. lot 10 No.
nc, $500.
B. + Beckhaln ct al. to L. s. Parks,
lot IN No. Is, 81, 900.
Thos. Q. Morris, trustee. to Paul 0,
Morris, lot in No. is, $3.50.
]. N. Tull to Geo. r. McFadden, 2
lots in No, s, 40.
]. @. Nicely and wife to Richard Lilly.
interest in lot in No. 5, 5000.
R. D. Ruddle to W.. D. Honeycutts
"a acres in No IL, vi, 800.
H G. Cathey ct al. to G. w. Cathey,
lot in No. 16, $3.50.
H. B. Homer and wife TO r. M.
Whipple, lot in No. Is, $500.
J. NJ. Brice to Miss Nina Jones, so
acres in No 6, $500.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

AT residence. Oakland avenue and
Fernando road, Thursday morning,
July 81, 1918, at 6:55 o'clock, Mrs.
Eliza Jane Mason, aged SO years, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary Jane Nelson, mother
of s. A. Mason, Mrs. Ida Butler and
Mrs. Elsie Lilies, sister 81 Mrs. Mollie
Leining, John, Pete, Tom, Joe and
Melvin Nelson.
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence tomorrow friday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Friends of the family are
invited. Interment in Forest Hill
Cemetery. Memphis News-Scimitar.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Every time you spend dollar with a
Chinaman 80 per cent of it goes across
the water. Every time You send your
work out Of town, to another laundry.
a greater portion OF that goes out OF
town. When you spend your money
with the Union City Steam Laundry
every dollar, and then some, remains
right in Union City. Many more dol
lars have been spent in an up-to-date
laundry and dry cleaning plant than
will be gotten out OF Union City for
some years to come. Mr.. I. B. Meador,
the manager Of Metcalfe's enterprises,
is q resident with us, and IL we have
any complaint will take it up with us
personally, aud we wish TO impress il
ON every citizen that we cannot do too
much for Metcalfe's Laundry, Dry
Cleaning and Dye Works and Flower
Department. 19-2t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Boyd Bell and Oma Sutton.
Billie George and Rose Holley.
J. II. Nichols and e. Mae Orr.
Frank Sellars and Una Gossom.
Tom Denwood and Stella Tams.
Kaillie Moore and Anna Everett.
Grover Watson and Mama Latham.
Ben F. Moore and Lucy J. Phillips.
John Wilson and Willie May jackson
Tommie Barton and Leatha McKen
lie.
Herman D. Roberts and Cammie s
Jones.
Clarence S. Barger and Auda Ran
iolph.
4. P. Johnston and Ethel Posey
Dycus.
Marvin Diggs and Annie Green Din
Tiddie.
Harrison =. Hamilton and Arnets
Waterfield.
Robert Mitchell and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
Non Resident Notice.
Ella Cheshier VS.. Sam Cheshier.

Ella Cheshier VS.. Sam Cheshier.
In the Circuit Court Of Obion County,
Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill or petition filed, which is sworn to,
that Sam Cheshier, the defendant, is a
nonresident Of the State 81 Tennessee
and resident Of the State Of Arkansas,
he is therefore hereby required to APP
pear on or before the first Monday III
September, 1918, next. before the Cir
cult Court Of Obion County, Tennessee,
and make defense to the bill or petition
filed against him for divorce in said
court by Ella Cheshier, or otherwise
the bill will be taken for confessed and
the cause set for hearing ex-parte.
Ii is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
in, the Union City Commercial
August 5. 1913.
left Ell. M. GOLDEN, Clerk.
III. 4. Smith, Atty for Complainant.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Walter Wheeler viii hold a public sale
on his farm two miles westof y o0d AMI /
Mills Tuesday. August u. 1918, offer.
ing household and kitchen furniture,
vehicles. farming tools. stock. ETC.. and
. barbecued dinner viii be served on
the ground.
Wv. Douglas win also hold pub
lie sale on the Sim Weaver farm Satur-
day, August so, 1913, and win sell farm
stock and implements.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
ia. COBLE, Jr.



Carl Mitchell, salesman at divers
Red Cross Drug Store, will leave on the
10th inst for Washington, D. O., to
enter the employment Of the Peoples
Drug Stores. the twin stores of which
DR.. III &. Gibbs is the owner and pro.
prietor, and J. G. Harris, Of this city,
win take Mr.. Mitchell's place here in
the Red Gross Store. These are both
fine young men and win be valuable in
deed in their respective places. It is
well also to say that the respective drug
stores are all the finest and best to be
found anywhere. DR.. Oliver has one Of
the handsomest, busiest and best drug
stores in the State, and Dr. Gibbs is
leading in Washington.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
w. &. r. II.

The w. G. 7. U. viii meet at the New
Church chapel Friday, August Is, at 4
o'clock p. m. Leader, Mrs. Drew Luten,
Superintendent Medical Temperance,
A program will be published 10 next
week S papers
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08
HELPFUL WORKS

From 4 Union Cry CITIZEN
Is your back lame and painful
Does It ache especially after exertioni
Isthere a soreness in the kidney regioni
| These symptoms suggest weak kid.
neys.
II 50 there is danger il delay
Weak kidneys get weaker fast.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Union City testimony.
g. w. Hawkins, Ex-Deputy Marshal,
First and Poplar streets, Union City,,
Tenn, says: / suffered from lame
and aching back and my kidneys were
weak. / took several remedies but with
oas nucs benetis until used DoAn's
Kidney Pills. They removed the aches
and pains and toned up my system. ]
cheerfulIy recommend this remedy TO
other kidney sufferers, knowing that It
can be relied upon TO correct kidney
trouble.
For sale BY all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster Milbuln CO., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Dean and
take no other. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

rh&Tr - tnore refnfrf ~ frss seett1L u lie
k1NAttS Than all pShet diseases pnt trgether mad
tts4kiI the last few years was supposed 70 be In.
tfzfahle For q great many years doctors pro
nounc2d II local disease and prescribed local
remedies and nv constaatiy falling 20 cure with
focal Treatment pronounced IL iucuSahie. Sell
disease and therefore requires constitutional
treatment Hai1'x cutafxn Cure. manufactured
b. RI j. Cheney & CO.. Toledo. Chic u the only
constitutional cure on ~ market, If Is taken
infkxnniiy III doses from 10 drops 10 teaspoon
fnE Il acts dif<cliy on The blood and mucous
surfaces 81 The system They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II Fails % cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. ]. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo, Ohio
sod ~ Druggists. 49,
Takk Halls Family pills for constipation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

MRS. B, H. Link and family, 81 Pa
ducah, we're the weekend guests Of Mrs.
Links sister, Mrs. Ed Reese.
Mrs. Hunter clam and little son,
Thomas French, are at home after
spending several weeks at Paris.
J. A. Foulka, Of Harris, was bust.
ness visitor ID the city Monday, Mr..
Foulks is personally conducting the at
fairs 81 bis farm this year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Bargains for this month in re-
frigerator and ice boxes at Web
MANS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Mr.. will ]. Edwards, Of st. Louis, is
here visiting his mother. Mrs. ]. M.
Edwards.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

New tools and a fine mechanic, Bill
lie Parker, make Dietzel's repair worl
satisfactory.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Choice Of any parasol ID stock. IS. :
Bransford 4 Andraws.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Sanders are rusti-
Cating at Woodland this week.
W. r. Andrews went to Nashville
Monday to have his eyes treated.
c. P. Wilson and Dr.. j. B. Havner,
Of Troy, we're in the city Monday.
Embry Beck, OF Chicago. is here vis-
iting his mother, Mrs. N. E. Beck.
You've tried the rest, now try the
best Jersey Cream Flour.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

AS you know, am ar
ranging my business to
leave Union City. All ac-
counts not settled by
September /, will be place
ed in the hands of an Off
Ger with instructions to
collect or sue.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Mrs. w. N. Waggoner has returned
from a visit to relatives in MayfieId.
s. +. Agnew. Of Number -Four, was
here Monday en- route to Nashville.
DAHNKE's CREAM BREAD - a
mark for imitators.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

Quite number Of the younger set
enjoyed surprise party at Miss Vera
Bramham's last Tuesday
Mr.. John j. Freeman, the popular
blacksmith Of Number Ten, was a bus
mess visitor here Monday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-08

e. d. Reece, OF the vicinity Of Gibbs,
vas business visitor here Monday.