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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
BIG C0NVEN-
TOMS HERE
+" NEXT WEEK
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL coHvExx1o1
BIGGER THAN SOME uGAaINED

The Sunday School Convention that
meets here next Tuesday will be a nota-
bic event in our city life. 1t is expected
that there will be about & thousand reg
lstered delegates. If the roads are good
Tuesday will bring a record breaking
crowd. The Sunday schools Of the ad-
joining counties will be represented in
the parade. The meetings will be held
in the Opera House but Tuesday evening
there will be overflow meetings. People
will be admitted by the. official badge,
SO it is we'll for our people to register.
On Monday afternoon and evening and
Tuesday morning the Social Hygiene
Congress meets in the Methodist church
all the sessions open to the public.
Prof. w. T. Shannon. of Delaware, Ohio.
lectures Monday evening on Ethics OF
the unmarried"
The entertaining of so large q COM
pany is no small task. Our citizens ar.
beginning to- realize it is really an at
fair for the whole city, and are respond
ing generously.
Monday AND Tuesdays Program.
The program for Monday afternoon
! and evening and Tuesday morning will
be in charge of the N. D. Social Hygiene
Association, and is as follows,
Monday, una ia,
2:G0 p. m.--Devotionals. Rev. {. +. Sttn-
son
INSTRUMENTATION and Introduction, Mr..
w. H.. Northrup. Fargo.
2:30-The Bible the Only Hope of World
Purity. Rev. A. Lincoln, Shute, Mon.
3:O0-Life Stories and How to Tel Them
-F'rof. r.. w. Shannon, Delaware,
..3:30-purity from the Standpoint of Per-
son Experience. Miss Lillian Grace
Topping. Fargo.
4:OO-The Public Health Side of Social
Hygiene. Mr.. Walter Clarke, Hull
House, Chicago.
4:30-Sex Education. Prof. Jno. Gillette.
University.
a:00--The Conservation of the Child,
|IsA,s. Rev. c. M. Rumsey, Cogswell.
Round Table 5
Evening session
7:30-Devotionals and Special Music
S:00-The Ethics of the Unmarried, Prof.
T. w. Shannon.
S:15-The Social Hygiene Movement end
the Church. Mr.. Walter Clarke.
Benediction.
Tuesday, Tune 10.
500 a. 11.-Dcvotionals.
S:15-Character Formation verses Re-
formation.
Symposium-The Home, the School.
the Church. the Social Life. Led
by Rev. r. T. Fulton. Towner.
IS:45.-SeX Teaching in the Home. Rev
e.. II. Peattield. Cando.
~9:15-social Purity from the w. C. 7. u.
Standpoint, Mrs. NJ. L. G. Church
ward, Devils Lake.
9:SO-The Pastors Part in Social Hy-
giene Work, Rev. J. A Ford, Lisbon.
10:Oo-Address, DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts.
Washington. D. c.
!O:30-Round Table.
II MISREPRESENTATION of plans for Organ
lzation OF North Dakota Social Hy-
giene association.
Discussion and Organization.
IL: 00-Benediction.
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COMMITTEES
MEET LAST
EVENING


,a5 -aEskry-..
Last evening at the Commercial Club
rooms there was a meeting of the val
ieus committees which have been work
ing to entertain the big Sunday School
Convention, and the work of Zach com
mittee was zone over. Everything Is
progressing nicely n practically all ar
engagements have been completed. In
addition to the committees already ap-
pointed, the following committees were
appointed
Auto Committee, w. H. Reid, Chair
man.
Train Reception Committee. F. p
Mann. Chairman.
Reception Tor Night Trains at Char:
tauqua, l.. D. Smell. Chairman.
Information Committee, Mrs. w. Fl
Reid, Chairman.
Steering Committee at Registration
Room, Dennis Kelly.
Water Committee. Judge Greenberg
Rev. Torbet.,
Registration and Assignments. Pro-
Nelson Suavain, Chairman.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
IS WANTED IN
WISCONSIN

Saturday Deputy Sheriff Ed Elliott
went out on the farm of Jas. Cockburn
near Webster and placed under arrest q
young man by the name of Fred Bond.
who is wanted at Waukeshaw, Wis. the
charge against him being blackmail. II
seems that som time ago he wrote a
party living there that unless he depos-
tied $1,000 in a certain bank that he
would do things to him and his property.
Since leaving there the authorities has.
been after him and he was traced here
by a suit case which he had shipped to
him n the arrest followed. The Wis
consin sheriff came up and left Monday
with his man.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

Song ................The Blue Danube
Junior High School hcrus 4
Reading "If'-Kiplins
Eugene Serumgard.
Reading Selection from "IGvangeline"
Doris Johnson
Folk Dance-Girls of Junior High
directed by Miss Jensen
Song Merry Life"
Junior High School Chorus
Va!edictOry ............ William Reid
OF Diplomas 10000.
............ Supt. Nelson Sauvain
Music ........ High School Orchestra
Bencdiction ........ Rev. c. Il. Stinson
Eleven members of the Sth grade fin
ished all of the required work. with the
exception of one subject. These pupils
have done satisfactory work during the
past year, and will receive their diplom-
as on completing the subject in which
they are conditioned. These eleven were
given due recognition on this occasion.
and occupied seats IN the platform with
their classmates. They are as follows:
John Gagen, Alma Olson, Alice Davis.
Harald Kabeary. May Feldman. Paul
Skurdall, Onnie Kefcr, Doris Trimmer,
Hazel Henley, Sanford Swenson, Robert
Fitzgerald.
The following members of the class
have completed their work. and were
granted diplomas:
Hazel Grant, Alice Holt, Doris John
son.. Dorothy Mayer, Irene Meisler, Eu.
gene Serumgard, Bessie Thorvig, Marie
Tippin. Harold Barron. Anna Gram. Dor
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
yAMEs ;. HILL LEFT NO. WILL.

James J. Hill, the railroad magnatc
who died recently at his home in St
Paul, left no will, much to the surprise
of the public. ard steps nav been taken
toward the appointment Of an admin:
ist.ator. The eight children and the
widow have filed a petition asking that
Louis ". Hill. be appointed administra-
tor. The petition places. the value Of
the estate at $780, o0. 900. but this is only
q formality, as the estate ia said to Ike
worth about $200.eolo0t.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
GRADUATING
EXERCISES
Held FRIDAY

The Junior High School commence
ment was held In h Grand Opera house
last Friday afternoon. The exercises by
the class were exceptionally good, and
were enjoyed by a good house. Every
number was we'll prepared. The faculty
deserve praise for the training of the
participants. following is the program
as carried out:
Music ......... High School Orchestra
Song ......... The Two G~renadiers''
Junior High School Chorus
Invocation ......... Rev. c. E. Stinson
|Satutatory ........ Bessie .Thorvig
Song "Anvil Chorus
Junior High School Chorus
Defamation ........... Thanatopsis
Cecilia A. Peters
Scottish Dance Elizabeth Stenson and
Alma Olson
Reading. "Mary's Speech" Shakespeare
Alice Holt
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
BIG CONVENTION
TAKES ADJoURMnnn9

After listening to.a speech from Chair
man Harding, the big Chicago conven-
ton took an adjournment until today.
Probably today they will get down "a
work and we expect to hear. something
relative to who will be nominated to-
morrow. !,
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is MaSfield Ethel Mcmillan, Cecilia Pet
ers,s William Reid, Ruth Sheldon, Har-
old. Stenseth, Elizabeth Swenson. Ali &c
Guimont, Grace ziebell, Lucille Ohnstud,
Dorothy Cridland. Laura Hill.
The following is a list of the Senior
High School graduates who were given
their diplomas at the graduating exer-
.cises last week:
Senior Class Roll 1916.
Sidney +. Baker
Josephine Barbara DePlazes
Elizabeth Dodge
Fanny G.. Elmslie
Emma Sophia Erickson
Sam Kendall Fisher
Fredica Flo
Leona Miranda Goodrie
Willard Jennings Goodrie
Mary Beatrice Hines
Arthur d. Hansen
Donna May Harvey
Eva Marie johnson
Edna Lowry
Marjorie Thelma Mills
Marie Emily O'Brien
Margaret Kathryn Read
Gertrude Reardon
Gertrude Schlichting
Samson Sprung
Kathryn Torbet
Virgil r. Vanfossan
i! Anna Layina Wilson.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

Mrs. Jos. Drew Of Ardock. is q guest
Of her son. Dr. G. F. Drew Of this city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

-England's Secretary Of State. for War
Victim Of Sea Disaster Near Home

WAS N WAY TO RUSSIA ON CRUISER HAMPSHIRE WHEN
FRAFT, EITHER TORPEDOED OR HIT BY MINE, SINKS
sEQUfCKLY-EVERY ONE ON BOARD BEING LOST-SEC-
ONIE NNIN BLOW TO BRITISH IN THE PAST FEW
DAYS-ROBERTSON NEW WAR LEADER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SCHOOL FUNDS FAIL TO
KEEP UP WITH DEMANDS
Special Bulletin Issued by State
Department Of Public
instruction.
PER CAPITA is DECREASING
Number OF Pupils Enrolled Is In
crcasing in Much Greater Ratio
Than Is Total OF Funds Set Apart
for School Purposes.

In q special bulletin issued ycStcr-
day by the state Department Of Pub
lie Instruction attention IS c;,li"d 10
the fact that The enrolment In the
schools has "utstrippcd the increase in
funds.
The bulletin follows:
Attention has been called 20 The
fact that tin" regular State apportirn-
in"nts for primary and grammar s"noolS
are only $2.iI per capita of school pom
ulatiou IN lnl5-l6 aS against SIS. ~
i"l3-ii. or indeed az agaiust S9.;o in
l9p9-iu.
The @r"Ni,y Of this situation cannot
be oNrrcstiilatcd. not"Iths:ard!EG the
additional fact that the reduction in
regular stat" appointments * partly
caused bv the increase % special funds
and particularly by the creation Of the
one and two-roon fund Of S2oc.co0.
These special funds were given for
purpose OF enlarcemcMts. 10 Wit. in
increasing teachers salaries. icnctncu-
ing the school term. AMI providing
needed school facilities in remote and
needy communities.
For the sake OF argument. however
let us surrender all OF our hopes OF
enlargement and take - iiro's-cyc
View OF our entire revenue for public
schools derived from state taXcs ana
appropriations by the General Assem-
bly
If al o: the special funds were dis
irihut"d according - school population
the following tabl. would give a yra-
Eh!c illustration OF the prcS.n, COZ
u'tjon OF public school huanccs:
state tax for schools. 1885. &2.l2i:
1915. $.l334: 1yl5-lG. s2.I4I4
Net amount OF regular appropria-
uons by General Assembly. Ial3-l4.
$.52.5: IHii-l5, SEE: l9l5-i6 $50
i'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
War Relief Society
Ships Nine Boxes
Eight Go TO France and Allies
and One Containing Hospital
Supplies 10 ireland.

Nin- boxes were shipped from the
headquarters OF the War Relief Asso-
citation of Virginia during the past
week the contents being valued at
destined FOR France and her allies. bat
ono. containing hospital supplies, went
- The Red cross society in Ireland.
For France and hcr allies forwarded
through the american Clearing -fIous.
Tor thoSc countries, the following cascs
wcr" sent away:
case No. 50, with chldrens clothing
nauu.r skirts, blouscs and skirts. wool
hoods. sacTucs, baby gowns, under
clothes. bed socks. bed jackets and
helpless shirts, valued AT si05.3t
case No. go. helpless shirts. bed jack .
cts, surgical shirts, might shir,E. Knitted
SWEATER and socks, valued at 1921
case No. ~. Eim0uos. pillow sl.yg
;;.ov"s. shoes, knlckerbocilcrs and
sweater coats. valued ut $685.
case 80. 90. pillows. valued at $3.50.
case 30. 49, pillows. valued At s9o5.
Gas" 40. -, pilio" and pillow cascs.
valued at Sl,s,s5.
Case 30. 80. pillow cases. blankets.
foo, warmers. Turkish towels. gteri-
i!zcd linen. HON" rolled bandaVcs. wool
caps baby kits. outin;; gowns bath
robes. knitted shawl. HEAVY skirts. bed
slippers and underwear, valued at
ls3.2G.
y box was sen, Ia Nina. la Baronue
&c tharctte, la Basscc Motto, Chateau
Ncuf. lie de Nilaincs, France. contain
ing hospital supplies as follows: puou-
monia jackets. body binders. knitted
mits. operation stockings bHndages
congresses, sheets, gauz" packings.
tampons. fracture pillows, thread. tooth
brushes. surgical shirts and pillow
slips, tho tota! value being s5Io5
TO Mrs Mar, city OF Dublin. Red
cross Society, Dublin. Ireland. there
was s.n. box containing hospital
supplies and other articles having "A
value or S56G2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
viii Show Spring
Styles This Week
United Opening of Richmond
Merchants is Set for Wcdncs-
day and Thursday.


nus "''N VIII be spring Fashion
week IN KichmoHd BEGINNING We'd
ncsday morning and continuing tbrouvh
'rhursday r;.huo,, - Y,
vi '"'S 'i'A JUST "h''
can he accomplished by local shops in
the way OF attractive displays and
complete showing az an ,n,. :. ,
ton or "a Ia mode. IN "a. u.,r,n
fashions
I,icn,norI ,,,..,L,,,, 49,
tral wo.fs h..u -, ., ,,..,,.,
stocks Of IN. y.,.,. I,,<., ,,, -
designs ia .pr,n,. ,oo,l. ,,d 81, .;..,,
suripv one,,,rr &c..
to eui:al ;,uy,I,iur ,h,, h,. a,.,, ..,
here before. l;y.,, .,nr,.po,,,, ,..f,,
dress his wiun.xs os,,..;,,,, e., 49,
occasion aud n,uct -, ~ "a,
ulav will y. ,,n..cl .,.i .,t.,t
extreme MANY -, 49,, vi,d,,..
interior OF In. s,nr.. ,,i,, ,o ,,,,.,.,.',l,,
Handsomely with ,,ln,. ,a ,,
although mere decorations =. a, en-
aim of the snow rr. ,..i oi,i,..
10 SHOW ,n.r,b,nJis. .,,d - h. rio,,
uond ,,.onl.. 90. =, ,i,,,, :, '.'.
Ing, ,yhpt 90 a., ~. r,yh;, 49,.
the season
|, Will f,,,u,sh , .,I.rdi1
;u,.i,v for p.opi. ,r M. ci,, -, at
Juaiuted couveuicu,Iy win ,,,. l.,..,
STYLES and 10 feas, .boi, ava. .,..
seasons wealth of ,,av ra.i,ior NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

crease was never taken into accoun, in
all the history of the state until the
session OF 1915. The obvious and un-
answerabie explanation is the fact that
school enrolment OutSiripS the uatu-
iai Increase OF funds and when "A new
school census WAS taken in 1915 all
per capita appOrtionment dropped
immediately
Dividing UP the nine years which
elapsed between 1905 and 1918 into
three periods Of three years each, we
ma that tn" increas. in enrolment
between 1906 and 1879 was , per cent
and TIL. Increase in state school funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
FOR INDIGESTION OR
AN UPSET STOMACH
instant Relief from Pain, Sourness, Gases, Acidity,
Heartburn and Dyspepsia-No Waiting!

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam
Nsa--.!o YOU! Well. don't bother If
ycuv stomach il in Il revolt: if sour
EaSsi and upset, ana what YOU lust
at" has fcr nentcd into stubborn
lumps head dizzy and aches: belrh
gases and acids and cructate undi
S.@t"d food: breath foul tongue
oatnd---iust take a little pape's p;a.
lcpsin and in a few moments Won
W"i'i"r what becanie OF the indig.s-
ton aud distress
Millions Of men and women to- j,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
RICHMOND SHOWS LARGE
GAIN IN BUILDING
Mikes Rnpid Progress. While Atlanta.
its Commercial Rival. Reports Loss
in Nolumc Of Building.

Marking time with the leading cities
Of tho United states, Richmond was
We'll an IL the list o. those cities
showing large gains In building OPP
era;ions tor the month Of February In
contrast. Atlanta. ono OF this city's
commercial rivals. registered con
siderable decrease turing The month
In ;he operations
Building operations throughou; ,he
country. as reflected l.. ,hc Summaries
rf permits issued iu the vrinclpal
cities made an altogether satisfactory.
showing IT. February. According Ia Of
hcitl figures received by iEe American
Contractor. the building permits ISSUED
during the month in seyenty-six OF the
largest cities Of the country aggregated
"1"2i'.o:s, as against s44.2soJos for
ia. same month OF last year, an in
crca-" of - per cent
In actual figures. February exceeds
lae iao"'h Of January. In. aggregate
~ "n!sh was s5l,as1.in1. al,hou;-r;
JnnuurN's increase over The game month
~ NC previous year was 50 ncr con.
tn" comparative gains were widely
scattered. and are not charseabie. as
th", sornetirnes are. to special ac,t,.i.
tics ia the larger cities
~ The scventy-six principal ci,i,s
M -four showed gains. Il! spite al
"'i'N" efforts being made in New YORK
RADICALLY 20 rcadjust It's construction
policies. thar city shows only :, Sigh.
comparative loss as against February
Of last year
Richmond's operations in Fchruorv
increased A. per cent. compared win
those for the Same month OF last yoar
while Atlanta decreased "a nor ca,,
and Baltimore gained As per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

know that it is needless 10 have a
bad stomach. y little Diapcpsir oc.,-
Siona!ly keeps the stomach regulated
and ;ney eat their favoritc foods with.
ont fear
u YOUR stomach doesn't take care %
your liberal limit without rebellion: IL
your food is "a damage instead OF p
help. remember the quickest surcsi
ana most harmless relief is panc's Dia-
pepsin which costs only fifty cents for
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wondcrful-it digcsts food and sets
things straight, so gently and easily
that ii is really astonishing. Try it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

40 per cent. In the second period, 1904
TO 1872. the Increase In enrolment was
I per cent. and the increase in star.
FUNDS 10 per cent, while in the third
period. between 1912 and 1915. the in
crease IN enrolment was IL per cent.
and the Increase in State funds only
IL per cent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SOUTHERN IS PUSHING
D0UBLE-TRACK WORK
itirty-Two Cars or Steel Arrive for
Section Between Charlottcs.
ville and Orange.
MAY RESTORE FAST TRAINS
i y .. Considers Going Back to Ser
vice Rendered Before War Curtnil.
nicm-Will Abolish Car Service
Agents Oilicr.

ne southern Railway COMPANY DIR
.s We month of January expended
ShI'?,Ss3 for Labor. materials. .,,nnl,.a
hhd other purposes. Of which 81 o7g
~, OF h'.Ii per cent. WAS mill In III,
ii'hhuais ana Industries located I'm ,he
'u,,. according 10 figures tust made
i"hii' ny Comptroller a. H. Plant Duc
:" III" progress made in it's inurov,
'cnts large amounts were cxmcn6od
nrlnS tho month for construction pur-
'o''"' thc total of the amount OK
r"""h during tn" month by the South
m IN the south was SlG1l35 more
nan was received 10y the road in
'hhsH"r'h'ion from the people or this
,rcti"n 81 The couutr.
the Southern last week delivered
,fI'tH-'"o car loads OF viaduct steel
, contractors for use on the construc-
ION o: IN" new bridges on the double
'""ck!hv % that part OF tho syRtcul
'"tw" charlottesville and Orange.
u large amount OF work remains yet
~ %" done. and II wIll hc several
'l"n'hH before the passenger trains will
- making anything like normal schcd-
les over this seventy four-rnilc stretch
81 track PRACTICAL" all OF which has
rs; hcen completed or is still in tho
lands Of the contra ctors. it In stated
Tn" southern has just placed orders
or 10000 ton" Of rails with three
II N" leading steel companies for early
delivery
The "hcshpeake and OHIO RAILWAY
o'npany. BY reason OF the increasing
faihc and improved business condi-
IONS Is contemplating rcsuning the
'per"toN OF TWO fast trains IN and
rut Of Richmond which Mere suspend
ed more imam year ago, when bust
ncsF conditions began their remarkable
'ohcrgan following tho outbreak Of
hostili'ies In Europe
on" % tho trains that was curtail-
#ngi 70 TL.ay
nond for the West ~ GAO o'clock in
-" afternoon. while the other was the
east bound limited express train ar
living In this city shortly heforc noon.
The company !s said TO have under
tdvis"'ucnt III" restoration OF the ser
vic" on April !
chesapeake and ohio onicialy nave
practically decided to abolish tho Office
)! car service agent sine. tho rccc;l,
ies' az George :. sim. anu tho de-
Hartn"nt viii be placed under the SUI
a.rvision % Comptroller Sullivan. II
8 prupabl- that the chief clerk Of the
Department VII b" placed IN charge oc
hc o''icc
BIii"rs having TIC contract FOR Ire
Construction ~ two stool tram" ,n"--
"hauIisc Warehouses on The Elizabeth
RIVER. near iAmb"rts Point. for tho
Norfolk md Western Railway Company
.itl start Nur,, IN few days. Tho
'l'us hnv" h.on approved by the build
u- department Of that city. aud WORK
IL ~" warehouses, which will cost ST.
'"".r"", viii a. started -; once" &, H.
,yt"!
d, 1. reported ira; ,he v;ssintan
..il>,a, ma. awarded tin cun.rac, for
-" rrad NJ uf one nui ono half miles
b. .rr"rl lu.l on ;hr Winding c;uls
.l3uI,h. which wIll rorucc, tho Horse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
DINNER TO GOVERNOR
Colonel md Mrs. Julien II. I'M En,.r-
tain nj tn" Country Club of
Virginia.

a. Tn" cabaret dinner AZ the Coun
try CLUB Or Tursda: night. Colonel ana
Mrs. julien II. Hill entertained Cover
nor tcnrN Carte! Stuart. Mrs John
SHELTON Williams, Nh and Mrs. Erbcrt
q. Leigh Mir and Mrs. Elijah White
and Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rrowninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Wat.dy =. Bottom, Or nc Virginia
Company. wishes IL known
that ne j. not the w. T? Bolton. who
wa' acquitted during the past week 81
q false Fretense charge in thc Police
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Fined for Selling Liuuor.

John Robinson, colorod was fined
$500 an'. Sosts in the Police Court yes
'erday on charge Of selling liquor
without a license. lie was arrested bv
Policemen Sweet and Bcrtucci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
toN>OLIDtTF.D STATEMENT
FOR ALL TWEI.XL, U<>I> .

Total resources o. Federal reserve
hanks Increased more than 50 0nO. 400
during the week, according 10 tho
statement issued yesterday 10y the Fed
erhi H"ser". Board IN WaShir-t1n Il,
shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
ktSD1ircck.

cold COZ. aud certificates iu
NaHLt .......-..... s257 -. 800
Ioin >c;t'"m."t fund 1a.i70.oOo
cold redemption fund wit!
United states Treasurer .Ii. COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

roIal gold reserve 1888 ,3a oon
LEGAL tender notes. silver
etc. Observation-Disclosures 2o.Ossooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Ne; liability $40 So,
total amour; OF bills dis
counted for the week
cMded Aiarch 70. lnis - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

1h"sapcah. and Ohio officials have
,ractically decided To abolish the Office
;! car service agent sine. the recent
'cat az G"org" :. sim. anu tho de-
Harrn"nt viii be placed Under the SUI
a.rvision OF Comptroller Sullivan II
g prupabl" that the chief clerk Of the
Department VII b" placed IN charge oc
u" orice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

I'll. rc@u!a' meeting OF Tic H!ci.-
n"ud Railroad Cluh VIII be held to-
i"rr"r Night ,t 30 O'Clock In tho
tnnc> Of Muruh!'s Hotel Robert Bur-
;css viii b" tn" principal speaker with
- address on "Thc Proper handling OF
~ scngcr Trains"