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although the weather was mild. In or
der to adequately describe the atmos-
phere inside it would be necessary ttC0,
use rather impolite word, so VIII
merely say that it was offensive. And
when / politely and timidly asked the
conductor to please open a window on
the back platform, he reluctantly COM
piled with my request. but with 4 most
injured air, remarking. "Of course, you
notice it just coming in from the fresh
air. In making this remark, he unln-
tertionally justified my request, Tor l
was better judge Of the ventilation
than hc seemed to be.
"kNOCKFR."
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IN MEMURlAM

BROWN-In sad but loving remembrance OF
dear father. ALEX A. BROWN. VINO
departed this life two years ago today.
November 2. 1912.
My life seems lonely.
My heart is troubled sore:
His dearest presence only
Could make me weep no more.
He has gone from earth to heaven.
Sorrow shades my brow.
The sacred tie is broken,
l have no loving husband now.
BY his loving wife.
The month of November once more Is here.
To me the saddest OF all the year.
Because IL took away from me my darling
father. two years ago today.
By his daughters. Florence and Annie.
HOWES-In loving remembrance Of our dear
husband and father. w. FENTON HOWES.
who departed this life one year ago today.
November 2. 1913. By his loving wife and
daughter Bessie.
Notices for this column are accepted at
80 cents fat either prose or poetry. In case
notice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10
cents for each line in excess Of ten.)
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Vital Records.
Births.

George E. and Josephine Ward. boy.
John b. and Annie r. Snively. girl.
Norman e. and Sadie e. Stanton. boy.
Percy K. and Bertha g. Scott girl.
jeremiah A. and Mary II. Sullivan boy.
Morris and Rosa Stein. girl.
Lewis and May e. Radcliffe. boy.
Nicholas and Josephine Nettieton. girl.
George W. and Elizabeth Hampton. girl.
Ronald and Elsie V. Garrison. girl.
Speros and Elizabeth Economopules. girl.
William 7. and Sarah o. Douglas. girl.
Leroy and Teresa II. Arnold. girl
Robert Z. and Nellie NJ. Anderson. girl.
Paul P. and Roberta e. Shelton. boy.
William and Jennie r. Proctor. girl.
James E. and Mary NJ Marshall. boy.
William and Rosa Doss. girl.
Arthur II. and Laura Z. johnson. boy.
II. and Myrtle NJ. Ragan. Girl.
Turner and Mary E. Perkins. girl.
F. and Lillian R. Hawkins. boy
Henry A. and Sadie e. Donovan. girl.
Charles F. and Mary A. BrandenburG. girl.
George and Florence Randolph. boy.
Arthur and Maybell Bryant. boy.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department Washington: D.: c.. until 10
opened Immediately thereafter TO furnish at
the navy yard. Washington. d c.. a uuan-
tity Of naval supplies. follows: Sch. 1856:
Sch 74S9: Brass plates.-Scn. 750S: Steel
castings and forgings.. recoil springs. Steel
designate the schedules desired by number.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon ap-
261W4 GliSSnHI to the Bureau; Sa, SAMUEL Nc
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPIICATE.
will be received until o'clock D. m. Mon
day. November 10. 1914. and then opened. Tor
furnishing office and filing furniture OF steel.
and office furniture OF mahogany. for the
offices of Commercial Attaches OF the De
partment of Commerce to be located In
foreign countries Blanks for proposals. with
specifications. will be furnished upon appi.
cation to the Chief Clerk. Department a
Commerce. 18th st. and PENNSYLVANIA ava
n. w. Washington. d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Os4
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing.
ton October -. 1914 Sealed proposals will
be received al this office: Room 2os. nissrISt
ber 3. 1914 for furnishing and delivering
seven. more or less. pianos: for use in the
form of proposal may be obtained from the
Purchasing OFFICER. d. C.. Rom $50. District
ETtIdtRE oaHEE g1bbdSs GHEgTER NEMTER KskP HkkP
ING. Commissioners p. c.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. U.
s A.. Washington. d. c.. Nov. 2. 1914
Scaled proposals. in tripltcate. will be re-
ceivsd in the OFFICE of the Quarternaste-
General of the Army. Washinston D. C.;
nntiI , o'clock D. m. December > 1914. and
tbap onened for furnishing and delivering
note paper. printing paper. and wrapping
naoers. at the places named in ScheduIs
No, 3. Apply to Depot ouar;ermaster. L. s
a washington. D. c.. Quartermaster
General u 8. A.. WASHINGTON. d C.. for
information. J. b. HOUSTON. DEPOT Q. NJ
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HELP WANTED-FEMGlE

Apprentice CES-To learn French dresscct-
Ing. dreEsma king designing. and millinery;
good positions furnished after learning. New
! prk Millinery Academy. lll5 g 81. Il
COIJORED WOMAN. thoroughly experienced
laundress and prcssTr on Womrn'S gar
lIrntS: only those With best OF references
n'rd apply between > and 10 a. m. 81 18th
- u ".
DlE.S-ENpcricnre In dry goods
business. Apply "l once. the NEWPORT /
- ORES. l"if-I6 III 81. y W
SAI4ESWOMEN in our leather goods. glove
and handkerchief departments: only those
who have had several wears experience nee
apply before 70 a. IN. JULIUS GARflNhLE
Il co.
SEWERS on WOInen's coats. skirts and
gowns. only those Who are thoroughly cN-
DerIenced need apply before 10 a. m. tLILS
GARFINKLE d co
WOMAN Young coored for general house
work. 5o7 j. st. y W
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DEATHS

Sunday. November /. 1911. at
q. m. MRS l. n. AIKEN.
Services at Wrtght's Chapel, 7:s0 D. M.
Monday. Interment at Jonesboro. Tenn.
Tuesday. November 3. e.. ..-. ...-
Asheville and Bristol papers please copy.
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OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF TANEs,

OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF TANES,
DISTRICT OF LTMBIA. Washington,
October 81, 1914 Taxpayers Of the District
OF columbia will take notice that the under
signed has received the statement OF the
assr 7sment Of realty taxes for the District
OF columbia for the year ending June 30.
1915. and VIII be ready to receive payment
nf taxes a; this Oftir, on and after Novem-
bcr !, 1911 The Act OF Congress approved
February II. E"2. provides: THAT On and
after the lst day Of November Of each year
the tax may be paid in two equal INSTALL
Ia"ni&. the irst In November and the second
in May. but n" penalty shall accrue for
delinquency until tn" following .Iunc. as
hereafter provided: or If the whole or any
part II said tax uron real or personal prop
ert% snail not he paid before the first du"
Of Jun" In each year the same shall there
after be In arrears and delinquent, aud there
shall then be added 10 lie collected, with
said tax n penalty of one per rentum p"r
mrUth upon tn" amount thereof and ik"
p"ualtN on tn" first GaE oi each sur'"CGing
month uu'Il nay aIment Of said tax and pen
aItl. and the whole shall constitute the de
luGu"ni tax. 20 he dealt with in the manner
now provided by law" Attest: BEN l.
PRINCE. Collector OF Taxes. u. c.
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IN THE TIMES NAIL BAG

Communications 10 tn" Mail Bag must be written side the paper
and Of Mail
of
may argue nootq
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HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing: either ladies' or gentlemen S: send pos
tai: will call. B. TARSHES. lSOS Th st. N.
w. Phone North 499
WANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives the most
money See IIONINOOIN Sth and Il
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

MEN OR WOMEN-COlorcd 10 sell aaily
household necessities from house 10 ho1sC.
Good pay. Address LEVY. station a.
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VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate: lowest
rates: prior payment privileges: large
.meunt. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. 72S 18th
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iT!hS 'hI7 al. ~ rye 81. y W.
MADAM CATHEKINE-Washin Favor
tie Pnlmist and Card Reader: reliable sd-
EiCe on all Affairs. j0s 9TH st n W
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PUBLIC NOTICES
CONRAD II. SYME and JAS. FRANCIS
SMITH. ATTORNEYS
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
p TRICT s&I5 TT OF EotIS COLUMBIA, HOLDING
DlsPhiGT L, PdsiS cOGRT' IN RE; The opening
lumbia. District Court No. iis. Notice is Is
hereby given that the Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia pursuant to the pro
visions Of an Act OF Congress approved Sen
tember %. 1914. entitled An Act to authorize
and REQUIRE an extension of the street rail-
way lines OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. and for other purposes -
wherein and whereby they are authorized
Court Of the DIstrict Of CoIumbia nns %jt6e
thirty days after the passage of this act in
accordance with the provisions Of subchapter
one OF chapter fifteen Of the Code OF Laws
for the District OF Columbia a proceeding
in rem to condemn the land that NAV be
necessary for the opening Of Portland street
as laid down the permanent system Of
highways Of the District of Columbian have
hled petition In this Court praying the
condemnation OF the land necessary for the
opening of Portland street. in the Distri,t
OF to!umbia. as shown on plat or map filed
PRAYING also that jury Of five iudicious
experienced. dsinterestcd men. who shall he
fre"hoiders within the District OF Columbia
not related TO any person interested in these
proceedings. and not in the service or en-
pioynent Of the District of Columbia or
United States Marshal for the District OF
Columbia to assess the damages each owner
OF Land to be taken may sustain by reason
nf tn" said opening of said street. In the
bistr"t OF Columbia. and the condemnation
.; .; IN" land NO sssary for the PURPOSES
thereirom the entire amount of said dam
ages. II, !udinG III" expenses OF these p-O-
C"',@!ncs. uprH 3E" lands winch the fury NAV
ina VII be benefited. as provided for in and
~ The aforesaid Act OF Congress II Is by
the Court. this 2ith DAY OF OCTOBER
A. ID. 1914. ORDERED that all persons
h;.NIn.t anv interest in these PROCEEDINGS be
and they are hereby warned and commanded
to appear In this Court on before the
10th DAY OF NOVEMBER. a. D. 1914 at
10 o'clock q. m. and continue in attendance
until tn" Court shall have made It's final
CrU"r rat!fYing and confirming the award OF
damages and the assessment of benefits OF
the jury I" be cmpaneled and sworn herein;
and It Is further ORDERED. That 4 copy
of this notice and order be published once in
II" Washington Law Reporter. and twice
week for two successive weeks in the Wash
ington Evening Star, the Washington Post
and The Washington Times. newspapers pub
lished in the said District. before the said
10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1914
II is further ORDERED. That a copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United
States marshal. or his deputies. upon each
ol the owners Of the fee OF the land to be
condemned herein as be found bv the
said marshal. or his deputies within the
District Of Columbia before the sail 10Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A ID. 1914. Bv the
Court: TtnS. n ANDERSON. Justi,".
CS"al \ true copy. Test: Y. r. YOUNG.
Clerk. br J.. T.. CTTNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
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NLITI OND ~. DONDLIN OO.,
PHONE NJ 2242. s04 9Th ST n w
3lOl 4th ST. N. W.-10 rooms and bath;
steam heat: cellar; hot and cold water;
coal and gas ranges, and toilet in yard;
$50.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 20 Southern Bldg
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

POSITION AS WAITER in n private family:
wPll experienced. Apply to 1863 Mead St.
kcnilwOrth. i. g. Box If i
PAINTING by day Of Job. BOX &37. Times
office
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HAYNES upright piano used | year; VIII
secritice for cash call S2i Nh ST y h:
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED-SALESMEN

SAI.ESNEN-To sell the famous home mao,
Lady Fairfax candies on commission. lad!
F'etrt2A Candy Co. 1921 Z st. y. W.
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NINE. CARLETTA.
NJ VI L. ERLnA

NJ VI 7. 7 TIlTsI'E.
Fortunes told this week "5C.
Bring this AT 417 Eve ST y. w.
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CoTTON MARKETS.

New York September l.-r was reported
IN cotton trade circles here to- day that ioca 4!
mousse" were being canvasscd ON the spro-
poShi 10 turn December contracts over to q
syndicate for liquidation at cents Il pound.
with View 10 determining exactly how
niich money would bc required to finance
tho scacnc. No Official statement has yet
been Issued with reference to these plHns.
nut dSopp"intncnt over the failure of the
Llve!ro"i spot sales 1" result in further
Straddic liquidation undrr The old plt
probably modified by expectations tha
interest would he much more quickly closed
out by the proposed operations.
sentiment rs to the morcN general Siiua
ZION also seemed to be favoraby impressed
by report Of continued advances IN South
ern spot markets and predictions al s.s, ma
prnNcment tn International trade relations.
IN" weekly "epo:j indicated favorable con-
niions and generally good progress with
picking but southern adviccs claim that
very '!iue cotton Is being offered for sale,
I"tt MoVcmcnt-Stock. ST. bales.
EG;h to-day At all ports--Net receipts.
1851 bales exports p, bales; stock. 26i.7+O
Total for weck-Net receipts. 2e,s?5 bales :;
Total f@r seuson-Net receipts. lS.9!2 bales:
exports S2.0io bales.
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IN View of the large dcncit report ted by local
clearing house banks. IL Is a fair assumpt lon
that more than few national banks in this
section are much below their legal reserves.
Passing OF the Republic Iron and steel
companys preferred dividend for the cur
rent quarter because Of the financial situu-
tion growing out az the war called renewed
attention TO the general state of that In
dustry and the dividend status of other
companies engaged In the same line OF
manufacture. According to conservative es-
inmates mills at leading centres arc now
operating at 90 per cent OF CUppCity
An echo OF the Mexican situation was
heard In the confirmation OF tho report that
the government now In power there had
taken over tho management and opera ton
of the National Railways. regardless of the
wishes of the hondholders
New York. Scutcmbcr l3.--Closing: Mcrcan-
tile p1rcr. =. Sterling exchange. steady f.:
ahirs. S;."S'3: FOR demand, si.9S. Bar sill
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porting Arm, last night filed Il libel
against the British steamship BY
lands. now i'm this port. This libel Is
one of the most peculiar ever filed III
Savannah. 1t is alleged that the agents
of the steamer accepted from the
libe!lants $500 barrels Of rosin to he
carried to Hamburg, Germany. and
thence shipped to Gututcwsky, Russia.
The shipment was accepted by tho
South Atlantic Shipping Company, the
agents Of tho Bylards. but the ship
lid not clear because OF the European
war. In all $4,000 is sought by the
libellants
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STANDARD OIL RESUMES
I EXPORTS IN QUANTITY
Reports bring Quick Improvement i'm
Outside Market for Shares-Mnny
Inquiries Made.
INCREASE Or . no 10 POINTS
Relieved That Bids Soon Will IN
coed Closing Prices of July 80,
When European War brought Ac-
tive Trading To End.
II, nnnAnAN WI.

,I..,,.
mat me Standard OH company mad re-
sumcd exports OF oil in quantity
brought a quick lmnroyemcnt in the
OUTSIDE market FOR standard Oh shares
which makes speciality o; these is
sucs roports ,b,t 40 ncf. cont OF in
nuirics arc ON IN, huvin.. side. Quota
rions fnr oil shnros x,rn 10 II noints
nisher to-day.
1,hc bi,hlv rovor,hln ranor; Of tho
IN M. nI,,siso ,n.,t.t for ,bo .,nnmon
STOCK several h,,ndrnd shares sold nj
1oI-a ana the loves, ofrnr l. now nj
H. Early in the weel, y block sold at
IA 81 ~, I,s. 60. mo nc, MA ,,.o.
.
J.nr those ,,.bn ororr ,,uljic ,i,uttios
tho f,lIovin, share. r,,v also ho con
.iaorof
rri.. uivjJ.,d
ST., mn 49,, viola
ura.t:,,, pI
ri. go,
rI. ,o,
l:,.oi-,,,, Ia,id rrausii i earning
, -. -. 49,, .,nr,,,, ho,, di,.i
-, n.i, 80. ,a
. -, ,,,, 49,. rtar -. ~ c,n,,
- t,,, ,,,.,, 20 l;n,,id,,ion
w. .,, c,;io, a.,
..et ,,',,,. ~ ~ ,nrd;,;nr
r H. ,,o,., 49, ,,,i,,
- - "rlrrnI ;a,.,r;I
,S,,,
-,
,t.,,
VIA
,'
o. 60 : =
oteei, Ptu.; iVo '
eht,h' i'c"'"e'
e 49,.
INJURIES ioi s'oehs az ny: 80, U.s. ~
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C,IICAGO GKAIN ,1AuKrrs

Chicago, September I5.-Wheat prices made
giant swings with each report to-day OF
what seemed any Important turn In the
fortunes OF war. After covering range of
! nearly ccnts, the market closed strong.
eisn2tsc above last night. Corn finished
lisd lbsc up. oats with gain Of liST2t4c and
provisions at advance of 5ni1ias.
l. Leading futures ranged follows:
i.h
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NEW Non, rKODuCE EXCHANGE.

New York. Septenbcr .v.-Raw sugar.
steady; moiusses. .J.pJ: CENTRIFUGAL G35 re-
fined. steady. Butter. firm. Cheese. weak
thcrc WAS a strong upturn in cottonsecd
OF to-day, due to outside buying. influenced
by the higher lard market and reports Of
Advancing cotton prices In the South. An
absence OF hedge pressure also contributed
I" the advance. which amounted to 3qS
points. Sales. 1850 barrels. The market
closed firm. Spot. 6.S)mj.a>: September, 5ss
l.5S9: October. a.92Ms.aI: November. a.a3qs. % !:
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. September i5.-IIogs steady; ar!l,
81 S,;ss; $ S'nSsI5: light: SS55ass.s5: mixAl
> :Vds? -; heavy. SSo1ct $685.: iour!i. SS1J'.
y L.; i,ig: IS 15aS.So Cattle. steady; hreves
sS!"uSil 30 steera sG.35fiS9.2J sto.-crs $500
S>ys cows and hcifers. s315u 800: caivcs,
w nsi-."' Sheep higher: sheep. S5.igaS5 -:
yeariings, S6e0L2o: lambs. $72jai $500.
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NAVAL STORIES
PECULIAR LIBEL FILED

Savannah Firm Seeks $4,000 From
british Steamship ByIands
SAVANNAH. GA, September 10
busch JollicS, Il naval stores eX-
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NiINOUhtt|
Loans and discounts . $5.s1O.Si6 SO
unsecured ,........... 900 ~
| United States bonds TO Sc
cure circulation. ...... 1000. 1000 90
circuioti ... ~ $50 5s7,575 %
cure United States de-
posts, $lOJ.000 90: to sc
cure postal savings u. 900 90
Other bonds TO secure
United States deposits.
Sos. 5000: to secure pos
tn, tai savings. se.Sco,oo 1880 90
States bonds None.
Bonds. securities. etc.
tothcr than stocksD.... i2o.s9l 50
stock in Federal Reserve
stocks. $S.ooo.Oo. ..... 5000 90
Banking house. furniture
ana fixtures ......... 32a..74 g.
Other. real estate owned. 22.i7l IS
(not reserve agcnts). 9a5,5Gi %
Due from State md pri-
waite banks and bankers,
trust companies and
savings ............ .... -'lsp,slG II
serve agents in central
reserve cities. $23i.-
13i.62; in other reserve
cities. o.. 49,: ....... @2A.I34 -
items 800. ............. 3.255 30
house go. :............ IOo.3s3 "a
banks ................. 1890 90
nickels and cents. 5o7 t3
Lawful money reserve in
SPECIE es"N' VIZ saa4,s4s.5o
Ae Totes ' '.'''! 100000
Redemption fund with
United States Treasurer
t5co of circulation) ....' 1900 90
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Liverpool September is.-Spot cotton In
inir demand; sales. 3..ol bales, incudlne
middIing, imports 80 bales including LOLA
American.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Scrtcmber l5.-Cotton good.
markets were stcudi.r to-day. Yarns were
III better demand. Mems wear lines were
itrrn ana III light demand. Silks were easier.
NAVAL. STORES
savannah Ga. September i5.-Turpentine.
nominal: io'2: no sales: receipts aGJ asks;
:h;nmrnjs 3i7 casi<s: stocks. 2Sj9S casks.
k2' ~. r"minal: no sales: receipts. 1856 bar
TH!N; shipments. l6?i barrels: stocks l07 49,
barrels. Quote a. u. 80
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December. 5.9su5.aC: January. GesIsoT: Feb
ruary. 6.iia6.i5; March. G..jaf6.26: April. CO
M
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Total .....l SO, 753,354 FL

State of Virginia City of Richmond. SIS:
], .. Il. Hin. cashier of the above
named bank, do solcinnly swear that
the above statement is true TO the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
q. H. HILL
Cashier
Correct-Attcst:
EMMETT SEATON,
Il. H. HARDWOOD
II. w. RoUNTREE.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 10Th day of September, 1914.
CHAS. i. BIGGER.
Notary Public.
My commission expires February %.
1918 -
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$5S9,7O1 sc
IIABII.IIII;.

LlABII.FrIi;S.
Capiial stock paid in. ...... 1905 600 90
SurpiuS inhd .......:....... 10000 90
L u a i V i dcd profits, less
amount paid for interest
expenses and taxes. ... 1876 :,3
Dividends unpaid. ........ None
individual deposits. includ-
ing savings deposits . iO4SS6 so
Demand certificates of de-
Time certificates OF deposit. None.
Certified checks. l5g AZ
Cashiers checks outstand
ing. .......,. ,.... ....... 1873 so
que 10 national banks. None.
Due TO state banks. private
banker and trust com
DanieS ..............., None
Notes and bills rcdis-
counted Observation-Disclosures. None
Bills payable, including Ger
tincateS OF deposit repre-
aentinE money borrowed. None.
Reserved for accrued in
tcrcst on deposits. .... l443 CT
| Reserved for accrued in
tercst on certificates Of
deposit .................. 81 II
Reserved for accrued taxes $50 90
Stock subscribed but not
paid for .:.......... None
Bonds guaranteed. ...... None
All other items OF liability.
VIZ. ........-..... None
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80. $5S9,7Ol sc


|. oscar T.. Parrish, President do
Solcmnly swear that the above H. a
true statement OF the financial condi-
ton OF tho Church Hill Bank, Incor-
poratcd, located at Richmond in tile
county of lienrico. State of Virginia, 1T
the close OF business on the Eth day
of september. 1919, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
OSCAR l.. PARRISH,
President.
Correct-Attest:
HENRY a. HARE.
II. WAL NOLDt
RAMON ID. GARCIN
Directors.
state OF Virginia.
city OF Richmond:
sworn to and subscribed before me
by Oscar H.. Parrish, President. this
18TH day of September. 1911.
HARRY 7. MOORE
Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept. %, 1916.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION or
The American National Bank

AT RICHMOND. IN TIE STATE OF
VIRGINIA. At THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS SEPTEMBER; IL, 1914.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE rINANCIAr,
CONDITION OF
The Church Hill Bank, Inc.

located at Richmond. in the County OF
Henrico. State of Virginia. at the close
Oh BUSINESS September -, 1919. made
10 the State Corporation Commission.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
Richmond Bank and Trust Company, Inc.
RESOURCES.

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Loans and discounts
CNcrur1fts. unsecured
Eohds.j securities. etc. n
FURNITURE ana fixtures
Exchanges and checks +
Due from national btnli
Du" from state banlSs,
i;ipcr currency.
trlctiouai paper currcn,
Loiu com -..,.... - {.
silver Coiu.............
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Inquiries for stocks are increasing
and At the present rate bids will soon
exceed the closing prices Of July so