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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
CHARGED WITH DRIVING
MULE AGAINST A HOUSE
Charles ellison Of Hcnriro IL Ar
rested on Warrants Charging Dis
turbHnrc and Assault.

Charles ellison was arrested yastcr-
day b., sheriff W. Webb Sydnor and
Special officer John Shoemaker. Of Hem
rico. on warrants charging him with
creating II disturbance on the property
Of Mrs. W. ~. Johnson. near Short
Pump and "assaultinE. beating and
threatening To XIII r.. T.. IIcnly. also
OF the same vicinity. He is confined
in the Henrico Jail.
The two officers found ellison at tho
home OF "a friend in Hanover. where, il
is said, he n"d to avoid impending ar
rest His rampage, according To his
accuScrs. had covered a period OF two
days During that time. il is charged,
house Of Mrs. Johnson, cursed and
abused her because she demonstrated.
and had choLed and otherwise bunged-
up 3. G. Hcnly.
Policemen Lawrence and Jones were
first notified of Gilson's actions. They
hurried 10 the scene. and were told
that the man had gone to the Hanover
home. whore. armed with shotgun
and two pistols. he had prepared for
emergencies This made the police
men cautious They got in communi-
cation with the sheriff and officer Sho-
maker and the four proceeded TO Han
over But instead OF finding ellison IN
a lighting mood. they found him
Iaslcep dead asleep that they had
much trouble bringing him out Of his
slumbers. The four brought him back
TO the Henrico Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
FOR HOPEWEuL'S HEALTH
state Bonrd appoints John Woods
Sanitary Officer mt Powder
Plant Town.

i"hm Woods. for seven years chief
sanitary officer Of Charlottesville, was
dominated yesterday by the state
Board uf Health az chief sanitary in
slcctrr FOR ilopcwcll. The Admins
traiive Board Of Ilopcweli asked the
state hoard [" nominate an efficient
man for the Office.
There VIII hc no REGULAR health Of
iccr for iiopcwcll AZ present. M the
Administrative Board did not think
that the finances Of tn" city would war
rant such expenditure. II was de-
cidcd, however. to have a sanitary Of
hccr and an efficient squad OF several
sanitary inspectors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Visit to Gypsy Camp
Costs thisMan SIS
King William Farmer Finds
that Curiosity About the
Future Is Expensive

rive been robbed Of SIS" announced
into Police headquarters last night.
Detective Sergeant k"ilam inquire,
how the robbery had been accomplish
eel, aud the man told MS story.
Il went to the GYPSY camp ia Barton
Heights 10 hav. ~, fortune told." h.
said. and one e til, women thcrs
G"a. about my pas, lif-, and then asked
me /; didn't wish 20 have a happy
ana prosperous future. 90 course.
replied tina: dad She then asked
me TO give her my money.
After had given her SIS In hlls
prospects Of u happy future more than
the il>. Again told her that did.
So. then She began 10 tear tho bills
into small bits. After doing that she
knottcd tho scraps into = handkerchief
und returned them to ne She told IN"
I" return in about a week with go
and that She though, by that Time she
would nav. good news for me. When
opened tho handkerchief after l"ay-
ing, | found that II was filled Win
sand aud big OF newspaper.
Detective kellam leaned back in his
chair and laughed.
You say you.told her you preferred
the chance OF happy iutur. 10 tn"
SIS and Then claim that she robbed
you when she took tn. money III
MAKE rcpor, for yuu and nav" tn,
matter investigated. bat don't think
you have mach OF - case aGHinBt her"
Covering his amusement as hest h-
could. kcllam inquired. ''My friend.
whore aid y"u say you arc from
Sing William County. ncck!y rc-
piled TIA" man, whose silver certificate.
had been transformed into rocks
Wa.u IN" -.,tcC;iv" asked FOR the
mans name he met opposition. Il don,
want 10 give my name ne said I
hood VII" mad. a complaint against -
GYPSY and she conjured him. lie had
all kinds Of bad luck I'm afraid this
woman Nigh; put bad luck on me II
| had her arrested 50 guess won,
max" amy complaint.
And before those In Headquarters
could intervene. had they been so ir-
cilnod. til" man had gone
However. this is not tho unI. 20
port az shady transactions which cane
To the polio" from the Gypsy camp
yesterday.
Il 6. Nelson swo-c out e warrant
for Lena johns. :. snld-,n-h. brazilian.
ana charged Ter with stealing s, from
him Tn" theft is said I" hav" occurr.,,
while The johnS womrr was telling his
fGt"r" 10y means OF phrcuology Pn.
hccnlnn Marcusuu found tho money.
ana II was returned TO Nelson after
tn" woman had been arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
HOME FOR INCURABLES
MAKES ANNUAL APPEAL
" Wiling Worker. VIII Rc Out roDn,
Selling BeIls In Institu-
lions Aid,

Sell bay" viii nud IIS stations col :
Letting funds to-day fuI the Virginia
Home for incurabicS. Not all of the
stations Will hc located i'm Richmond.
for there VIII he several ~ the suburbs,
and another in Petersburg. The col
lcctionS in Petersburg will he under
tho direction Of Mrs. William Hodges
Mann.
The Home for Tncurnbics depends in
large measure upon public charity and
generous support is expected to-day.
as tn" pubic has at all times been
liberal in extending help to this insti-
tuition. There are at present about
thirty-hve patients in his institution.
AS in the past. no person will he so
iicited who is already tagged" The
workers Will be on duty all day until
$50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
CONTRACT FOR SEWERS
H"nrd accepts bids fur .Itry In,pro,c
mcnt> in Old Richmond
COLLEGE Tract.

TN" contract for The construction nf
sewers ia the alleys between Franklin
ana Broad street extending from Rv-
.Hhu l" l."mhardv streets, i'm tn" old
ii"nm"rd College grounds, was award
ed 20 Burton Maryc. III" ior.s, bidder.
b. -" AdminisIrativ" Board I-stri.ia Y.
=; his hid Of S3.2G7 rhc a"wcrs viii
b" constructed in tn" alleys between
f'Hni.iiu and Grace. aud Grac. ara
Broad streets
rho board also awarded tho contract
C"r TIA" construction Of e sewer ia
k"nc'nGt"n Avenue. between Shci.pa RI
:u'! We; streets. - ". f. Carter, the
l""cSt bidder, "t his hid OF $7;32l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
WEST POINT WANTS PLANT
i'iii> in strong Hid TOR New LING
nrindinG E~tah:ishment Arthur
ICED 10y Legislature.

y delegation representing tn" Cnau-
bog al Commerce" OF Nest FONT.
called on Commissioned OF AEricuitur"
hnin"r Yesterday. asking that the new
!H"-. grinding plant. provided for b!
'h" Last General Assembly, b" located
al that town. IN" delegation. headed
hN + ~ ~prn@uc. stated thai IN" rich
o-i mari deposits III The state are u,
this poIis'. As TIC lime grinding plant.
under NE act. must he located ia
Eastern Virginia. The delegation
strongly Gr"gG it's establishment in
west Point.
Mr. Spraguo pointed 10 tho building
- -" nov Manhattan, Toano and Nor
lult RAILROAD, which. he said, with the
other railroad aud steamship faCilj-
ties. viii make IL easy for the outpG,
"t Tho plant to lie sent to al! parts uC
me state. The delegation announced
'N"' II would return in Il f.w N"cis to
present other dat, !" show III" ad.Hu.
taxes ~ West Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
ACCoI WANTS HEAD PAPERS
on TECHNICAL. ST. B.JF.t'rS

The rest OF the program consisted Of.
an address by !. Porter Joplin. prcsi-
dent Of tho American Association of
Publ" Accountants: The reading Of pa :
pcrS on technical subjects relating 10
aCroun,ancy by several members Of the
organization; Il sigh, seeing tour of
Richmond. and g dinner last night at
tho Country club.
W T. Dabncy. business manager Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, viii deliver
the opening address this morning. Ne
will be followed by W A. Clader, Della
ware: Miss fiorcntinc copper. Mary
land. and George Mah"n. Virginia. who
will read papers on subjects related TO
their profession. The afternoon viii he
taken up with further discussion and
committee meetings.
The convention VIII adjourn 10 -da y
To meet in Delaware some time next
April The convention city has not
vet been selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
TR|-STATE ACCOUNTANTS
HEAR ADDRESS BY PEPLE
Nice-Governor of Richmond Reserve
Bank Discusses Credits and
Negotiable Paper.
WELCOMED BY MAYOR AINsLIE
Delegates Hold Crowded Business
Session and Enjoy Dinner "a, the
Country Club-Will Meet Next
Year i'm Delaware

Nice-Govcruor charles s Pcpie Of
tho Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
nond. was the principal speaker yes
terday AZ tho annual convention OF
the Tri-Sta;e Association Of Public Ac-
c"untamts. assembled in the jefferson
Hotel He dealt with the relationship
between accountants and the new bank
ing system and described how the Rich
nlond bank goes about obtaining a fun
statement OF financial resources from
prospective borrowers.
Mr.. Pcpl". who is himself an expert
accountant and we'll vcrscd in all the
intricacies Of the profession. spoke Z"
the delegates for more than an hour
about tho system with which he is con
n"ctcd and tn" part that accountants
play in getting at the standing OF mon
III the business world. While the Fed
cral ReserN" BOARD he said. has not We,
required that statements Of prospective
borrowers with respect to their hnan-
cial strength he over the signature a.!
AN accountant. he. personally. is AL
ways rratifit-l when such Is the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

The smoker Of the Retail Clerks AS
ISOLATION last night in Murphy's Hotel
vas attended by many OF the members
and proved an enjoyable occasion.
Talks on Tho work of tho association
during the past year were given hy
". ". SaNidSe. L. G, Perkins, II r.
GOWN. and Il. r. Bowdeu 4 number
Of new members were taken in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
To Hold Game Festival

granted the Kindergarten League the
use "f I:yrd Park Tuesday afternoon
lat O'Clock for the purpose OF holding
it's annual game festival. Tho Assist
ant Superint OF Parks was in
structcd to rope OFF part OF the park
for the special use Of the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

Low Ncsf, "Olor'I. was dIslnlasol
when Hrraign.d in tho Police Court
yesterday OF a charge OF killing iicnry
Tucker. when he was able TO prov.
that ~" had shot Tucker IN self do
icHs" Vest Was arrDigncd for tho Soc
on" TIME. having BEEN dismissed sorrc
time ago, when IL was stated TINT
Fucker mad recovered ard l"f, tho hos
pttal Later I, WAS found tha, Tucker
Md Aicd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
,in,ormnn rincd for Drunkenness.

!. J.. Green. u nOtorman %: tn" VIZ
ginIa hallway and Power Company.
"na i!ucd $40 and costs in the Polio"
'"ur, yesterday on q charge Of being
drunk while on duty. II" was arrested
at The instance OF " company inspcc-
TOT. who stated IN the c"ur, that Green
B.. 81" longer employed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

Eddie Wright aud Major Dickinson
coi"r.d. w"r" yesterday found guilty
in the IlcnricO Circuit Court Of enter
ma II cabin ON tn" place .! Dietrich
Brothers. on the Nine Mile Road and
stealing two suits OF clothes. Both men
were given hvc years in the pcnitcn-
tiary. Judge Scott deferred sentence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
RESERVE HANK PAPER
VIZ 81 .AI.MANS III. LI0I.ID

TIL" speaker explained that "a Fed
cral reserve bank must. Of necessity.
proceed very cautiously in considering
paper presented for acceptance. All
paper handled by the institution. he
said. should no al All times absolutely
liquid. In this respect. there is "a
marked difference between the reserve
bank and national hank. The latter
institution. he said. Is safe with ore
third OF it's paper liquid. unc-third scmi-
liquid. aud the other third not liquid.
but absolutely safe and convertible
into cash within n reasonable time.
Mr. rcplr told the assembly that u
public accountant must at all times hc
very jealous Of mis- reputation for az
cura"y aud fairmirdcducss, observing
strictly the ethics Of the profession. At
the end OF the address. tho accountants
gay" Mr.. HrDlc "a rising vote OF thanks
Mayor Atnslic welcomed the dele
gates. win" represent the state Assoc
r'atinus OF Virginia. Maryland and
Delaware. on Tho part OF the city AT
Jefferson ut 1880 o'clock in the morn
ing. Responses TO the welcoming ad =
dress We're made by President Thomas
l.. Berry. Of the Maryland association.
and \. l.. Eichards"n secretary 81 the
American Association Of Public AC-
countants. President y. r. Henderson.
q! the Nirg inia association, presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
COFFEE HOUSE PROPRIETOR
II STAINED IN DBJi.trJON

The proprietor or = coffee house was
fu"d for Violating an u dinanCc pro-
limiting omploymcn of white female
servants between the hours OF .loyit
III the evening and 6 o'clock An tho
morning. Counsel for the defendant
'n"dc tho poini that the ordinances
hal not been approved by tn" GOV
eiuor. moved III" dismissal OF the
charge and was sustained
The Law thus rendered void was
among those passed 10 suppress vicious
resorts The young women were en-
'rioysd as mattresses in these COTE.
houses. and II was charged that
whisky was as frequently the beverage
ms coffee.
The ordinances are 20 no reLrarted
.and sent 70 Governor stuart. ana it -
expected all OF them wil he ia the
Governors hands Within The next week.
In The meantime, Hup"wcll officers can
.ultly proceed under The statut" Avs Of
the CommonwcH!tE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

james Coles. coior.d wa sent ON
20 ;h. grand jury from the Police
Court Yesterday on a char." OF being
on" rr The higEwaNncn wh" held up
Joseph Mctz 230H East Marshal! street.
- Twenty fourth and Franklin streets.
un March Is. and rohhcd him Of SO
IL; money and a money order for So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
VIII SON MAY SPEAK
'"htaih L." HHsuricr Advised Thut
PRESIDENT Is Expected nt Spanish
War Veterans Reunion

'aptain Joseph Lee Masuricr. con,m,n.
der az the Department Of Nirri,i,
'nlt"d Spanish War Veterans. has re-
ceiV"d - letter from Adjutant General
1"f" y. Costello. OF Washington, tell
I"g him that the national organization
mas every reason Ia believe that Presi-
d"ht wilson viii accept an invitation
|" visit the cncamplncnt at Chicago
this fall ana deliver an address before
IN" veterans Tn" cucampmcnt Will
last thr"" days. beginning September
I;
Tho national organization has n
membership al more thaS 1000, com
p""cd Of those who participated in the
spanish American War. and practically
all thcs" are expected To attend the
encampment. Rc-cnforced by their
families and friends. tho tota! attend
ancc vii! rcach about 5000. Virginia
has ten camps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
HOPEWELL ORDINANCES
ARE HELLO TO Be VOID
Defendant Successfully Maintains
objection That They Are Not
Properly Passed.
Under Act Creating Administrative
Board Ordinances OF That Body
Are Not Effective Until Approved
by Executive.

Under n decision of the Police Court
Of Hop"weN. ordinances passed 10y the
Administrative Board. but not APP
proved 10y Governor Stuart. as is pro
vided in The emergency act which
created the hoard arc held TO he void
The decision. rendered by Magistrate
Ferry. Will halt the work OF clean
ing up the town that the board has
been prosecuting.
pointed 10 serve until July /, when a
Mayor ami CITY Council viii bc named.
II was provided III the emergency act
creating the board that ordinances must
be approved BY the Governor. Until
now th"S" ordinances, although not
signrA. hMNc not hcen questioned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
WINSTON & CO. AWARDED
CONTRACT BY SOUTHERN
Richmond Contractors Will Build
Ten Miles OF Double Track
in South Carolina.
WILL COST 100000 a MILE
Improvement Will Materially Reduce
Grades and Enable Handling Of
Much Heavier Trains Than Is Pos
siblc ON Present Roadbcd.

Winston & co. contractors, Of this
city nave been awarded the contract
for III" construction OF ten miles az
d"'lhic track FOR tho Southern Railway
Company bet~ cen Westminster. s. g.,
ana the Georgia side OF The Turaloo
River. O., it's main line between Wash
,ngton ana Atlanta. work viii be
started At once. ana completed during
the summer Of 1914.
The Southern Railway has been
double tracking lis main line South for
several years. aud now has practically
completed the work win tho cNccp-
,ior Of Il few short stretches tn. con-
tract awarded IN. Richmond con,rac-
tors Is viitual!y :og ,ho rebuilding Of
tn" section designated, and in some
Instances wt!l -" nearly TWO miles
from tho old roahbed of tn" road
With the completion or this stretch
OF double track, tho southern Viii 10.
able TO maui much heavier craiu!uad-.
for the new track VIII he constructed
In such way as Ia reduce the grades,
and VII! tax" out considerable curvn-
tnrc, shortening thc line considerably.
The rec obstruction VIII cost more ;han
SipO,otl :. mile.
The estimated earnings II the
Chcsapeak" and Ohio Railway Com
pany in tn" first week IN April agvr"-
gat" fsil."jG. showing au IucI.asc II
Ell3,}2s over tn" same wcek @; last
year according To neurcs made public
yesterday.
For tn" current fiscal GEAR Grst
week %; Apr!l estimated TIA. earnings
Of the Chesapeake" ana Dhia Aggregate
S36,555,'sc, an increase of % per cent
over the EARNINGS OF last year. - per
cent oyer 1914. 81 Per cent over 1919,
and 30 per cent over 1917
The estimated earnings OF The south
crn hallway Company FOR the rrSt
week Of April were Sli3O,@25. "a COM
pared with s. eos AZ last year. show
ing ais increase OF SENSES according
To hguros mad" public yesterday ~
Comptroller \. ~. Plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
lihD i''E:SSFII. CAREER
~ RAILROAD WORK.

.n.me.r .. Inc comrnnv'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

i.ls and The 3ist % March. 1915 10
49, 700 iunt Mr. Schnulhach vts
T.T pI'@'ht az meeting held April is.
if 70. a. q! May DC stated ne was nrcs-
IS. ~, %, "nd -oth Of May.
ms. next wv" meet
~" was present on June Il. and "a oil.
VOW understand you fo saw that No
",s,"nl"d eleven consecutive meetings
'i ~ 'u became cashier"
After tho gain ~ june did col Sch
a ,,n''n Get back Co tho mcetings!''
What generally were the facts as &C.
nl7 attendance or the m.ctinr-..t
Il' usually came . hsfr hour st,.,f
.' fI'H' ~ an meetings that he uirEf
a. owe. -'af'n1"ntg 81 the hank r'ht.
u' stld. extended over an tho time b.
., ,l.nier. OFTEN saw him attend
What ~ ANYTHING va. tho colonel ,,
.1s ltn'f "f doing rreardinE notes COM
De- often had o. ribi- ~ canning
"'' "I"I each month
1'H nHnit wcr" fng assisted se
'se. SIP. 0 aloar- som, aat notices
'.I NIf"' 800 muuf.|f Statement o.,
report 'n fn" direfrrrs
p" Doc nvr notes Hr ssII Chat Oh,
' N'f. uruur' rH, u1.Htrr
,r 'n.i.' N"I'I.nE Was uHf torn
Gown ATT NJ fHr interior arrHrr.f.,.... ,
va. now Tho witness wHa MOI .Hre i.
~ i'' f.m. embraced .u un..rr .rns|r.
1910 trrE removed fa tho
Sow what rr-t d.I col -.r--rfr.-t
t.s ' giving affrrtian tn thIe -ersn
tle seemed 81. ri.e f aIf st,.r,,.-.
'''' 'N' 'f..rf..r ~ frr Interior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
MOTHER PRESCRIBES
TANLAC FOR BOY
With Less Than One Bottle She Gets
Truly Remarkable Results in
Very Few Days.
Thousands Elsewhere Daily Join in
Praisinq Tsnlac.

Faith and proof OF Tanlac's merit.
and confidence absolute is the story
below. Mrs. J. Leaver 1909 Jacob
street. Wheeling. the wife OF the we'll
known foreman in the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry Co. took Tanlac. and was
so wonderfully benefited she gave IL
to her beloved son. seven years old.
because. as she said: Il found Tanlac
to be as recommended. and Il has
proven so splendid shall give IL TO my
little boy. Prior To taking Tanlac.
had tried most all kinds Of remedies
without getting any relief. and surely
was suffering from stomach trouble
and kidney trouble. had been trou-
blcd with indigestion for four years.
and had very poor appetite. After
every meal my stomach would feet
heavy. and dieting seemed to make alb
solutely no difference MY appetite
was poor and had severe pains and
I frequent backache, but since taking
the new medicine. Tanlac. I feel 100
per cent better. and have a dandy ap-
petite and relish once again my meals
My back is strong and seldom aches
any more. and all this remarkable re-
suit came after had taken less than
one bottle of Tanlac II is wonderful
and gladly recommend IL, as so many
/ Wheeling people are doing now"
Gratifying-of course. The great
chemist Trimbach. who. after years
OF study and research at the Dayton
Laboratory. might well rest upon his
laurels. for what greater boon to man.
kind could he discovered Just at this
time? Tanlac il praised by thousands
who have been troubled with stomach,
kidney. liver. rheumatic and catarrhal
| troubles. il was created to remove the
cause OF these all too common all
ailments. How successful IL is
] Is told by the thousands who praise
II c. II. Griest & Co. distribute
Tanlac in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

\ laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become Cloggcd M with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look al the tongue. mother, II
coated. or your child is listless. cross.
feyerish, breath bad. restless. doesn't
cat heartily. fun OF cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment.
give teaspoonful OF California Syrup
OF Figs" then don't worry. because IL
Is perfectly harmless. and in a few
hours all this constipation poison.
sour bile and fermentng waste will
gently move out of the bowels. and
YOU have n well. playful child again.
a thorough inside cleansing" is Of
times all that is necessary. II should be
The first treatment given in any sick.
ness.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrup
ASK your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
Of California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
Of all ages and for Crown.ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that It Is made by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

How. with respect to fIrnishingse'
THAT was submitted 20 the board OF
Director
What attention did ne give ioans7'
Tie gave 10 considerable attention
and % loan looked good. hc would adj
wise The witnes-e said be paid con-
siderable attention TO weekly state
ments and balances. and hold that bal
anccs should not be too large at any
one bank.
How we're hts habits ~ 20 banking
business supervision and how long did
this custom continue 80
Wei. 10 continued regularly from
on became a member of tho hoard
To hat extent. personally. were YOU
brought in contact With Col. Schmul-
bach
Almost in daily contact"
~ h1t Dfu sou SAY Hs 90 HIS mental
condition during that period of two and
"Ul-Irr my opinion upon hfs afteu-
'nn 90 the banks business would say
'n1t hIs mentality wac af~nrE" Tfe
could refer tn no hHrinoaa franaarffor o~
Con. ar. Hril said that the colonel w1a
hard ~ hsarinE
calling attention t. fre las, week
M April f'f. hse'nr vour opinion upon
I.i'. g'rah'e nf .urHrt Gins the bust
nose ~ Tho h7rr~
DO was
ue 700 o- A. SON mo-, mink ~ sss
.Ir 'rIrnf mental strength fn carry on
tnl described
vIaf as 90 ,ranaarurr his ordinary
business H0er
tcontinusd on rage -voiv.J