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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-04
IN THE REALM OF THE
FEMININE
Making ONES Toilet Preparations

However, pure face powder may
be gotten for twenty-five cents a box,
If one is sure of the shop where it is
purchased. 1t is never perfumed at
this price, but the buyer can per-
fume 1t to suit herself. A year ago.
wanted to adopt a certain very
delicate perfume, but did not want
to pay the high prices the various
articles scented thus commanded.
So paid 81 for an ounce of the won
derful extract, and then bought a
double-sized box Of unscented rice
powder for half a dollar, and the in
gradients from which I make my
own cold cream.
! added half a dozen drops of the
expensive extract to the powder,
stirring it about till the whole box
full was scented, and added a few
more drops to my cream when had
it made. A couple of drops went
into the talcum powder shaker, to
scent this for me-and the rest I
added to a bottle Of slightly per-
fumed toilet water-which l also
make at home.
So, had my own set OF toilet
goods, deliciously scented, and very
inexpensive. In fact, + had paid no
more for them, by making the water
and cream, and buying unscented
powder, than IL had gone to the
shops, and compromised on cheaper
goods that l did not want.
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TIE WOMAN OF DAINTTNESS wants
only the finest and best on her toilet
table. She goes into shop, sees the
tempting array Of powder, creams
and waters on the counters, and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-04

Three thousand delegates attended
the opening session Of the triennial
international y. N. G. A., convention
at Cleveland.
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starts pricing the prettiest. No
wonder she is astonished. u.
Toilet preparations in "sets" OF
powder, cream, toilet water and ex-
tract, all boxed alike and all per-
fumed alike, sell at horrifying
prices; 81 for a box of daintily
scented face powder, 50 an ounce for
the extract, IS for the bottle Of toilet
water! And prices are higher than
that. r.. - .,.. -.
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MILLS COLLEGE ee. .1,'ss.i0

Mills 1916. Graduate Scholar in Sociology
81 Bryn AAwr lsI6-I9I7. "r.-
in The ko-eallsd vocational subjects
Mills College has also received significant
recognition; iis graduates in home eco
months and physical sdaeation are granted
q teachers special certificate by the
State Board Of Education which author
lies them to teach in the high schools of
California without further training or ex-
animation. Ethel RonZone, Mills, B. 8.
1918, Columbia, NJ A. 1874, has been
since 1914 the instructor in charge Of do
nestle arts Of the University Of Missouri.
She taught in the University Of Cali
fornia Summer School IN 1915.
California Branch OF the Association Of
Collegiate Alumnae. feeling added inter.
est and pride in Mills College because of
the appointment 81 one Of its members,
surelia Henry Reinhardt "a. B., Cal.
Pm. ID. Yalel, TO The presidency, desires 70
call attention TO the high standard Of
scholarship Of this college, which promises
TO Offer to TIE Pacific Coast the same OPP
portnnities furnished by the well-known
colleges for women Of the Atlantic States.
As the Association of Collegiate Alum
nae was founded, in part, for the publ
cation Of information concerning educa-
ton and 10 general for the maintenance Of
high standards Of education the Eduea-
tionnl Committee of the California Branch
helps 70 fulfill this purpose by presenting
the enclosed facts about Mills College.
igneD
Caroline Garfield Thorsep, yassar. 49,.
(Ars. Vim. r. Thorsen)
Hope Traver, Bryn Mawr.
May s. Cheney. Californis.
.... Mrs. Warren Cheney
Chairman Educational Committee,
..... California Branch, Association Of
.. Collegiate Alumnae. ~. -
Elsie Lee Turner. California.
Mrs Frederick c. Turner)
President California Branch, Associa-
tion Of Collegiate Alumnae.
Ethel Moore, Vsssar. f.s. HI
Vice President South Pacific Section,
Association of Collegiate Alumnae.
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Questions and Answers

An adopted niece, aged eight, has q
1oedk back and Is Threatened tcIth clTpd-
tiITe OF the spine What can do to
strengthen her back, to Gpoid this troablef
Mrs. Richardson.
Reply-Fast- growing children Of this
age need extra care to avoid spine
troubles Make the child sleep ten hours
q day. don't let her slump over when sit
ting. keep her. outdoors as much as pos
sible would not send her to school, I'M
less she is better in the fall. Health Is
first learning next Don't let her carry
heavy things, don't let her carry school
books under her arm: this throws the
spine out OF place Put her under an
osteopath's care II she seems sickly, or
massage her back at night to induce
circulation.
Is hair parted IN the middle becorinO
to thin facet Enclosed IS my photo.
Suggest q hair orrdngement.-F. T.
Replv-1n few days an article on this
will appear. = 49,.
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The high quality Of the work done at
Mills College j. Indicated by the fact
that undergraduates transfer to the Uni
yersitieE Of California aud STAFFORD with.
ont loss Of status their credits being &c.
repted At full unit value There have
been students among. those transferred 20
Stanford who have been appointed TO as
sistAbtships and resderEhipE before Sc
curing the bachelors degree. - well ss
during their year Of graduate work. Typ,
icai instances are: Celeste Young, reader
IN history; Josephine Cressy. assistant IN
German; Rachel King assistant in mathe-
MATES .....-.-- $50. Or
Gradoates Of Mills College secure their
second degree and their tescheT's certifi.
cate at the University OF California in
one year. Dora Lemon, 3. s. Mills
1913. II. g.. California 1914, Is an in
strnctor IN biology In the Fresno Normal
School; Joyce Lobner. b L., Mills 1919
NJ H., Csliforuis 1914. in English in the
Auburn Junior College. Farther afield;
Mills College graduates have distinguished
themselves as holders Of scholarships and
fellowships:; Charlotte D'ESelyn, Mills
1911. Graduate Scholar in English ut
Bryn Mswr 1gI3Io15. and Mary y. Gar
rett European Fellow az Oxford 1915
1916: Florence Harper, Mills 1918; Grad.
uate Scholar In Romance Languages at
Bryn Mawr I9141e16: Hope Lobner.
Mills 1918, Graduate Scholar in History
At Radcliffe ls151sI6; Inez Eeterer,
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PurIe Z. AtheArn, California.
mrs Frederick Athearn)
Nettie IL Barker. Stanford.
(MrG. Albert C. Barker) ..
Emma Breek, Chicago. -
Lille Belle Bridgman, Kansas. :
Elise W. Graupner. California. /
lMrs. Adolphus r, Hrsupner) 49,:
Cora Y. HaInpel. California.
Martha adelaide Ijsms, California. .
Julia Tolman Lee. California.
Agnes Claypole Moody, Cornell.
Mrs Robert Orion Moody
Blanche Morse, California.
Flora AlbertiBe Randolph, Wellesley.
Corneiin McKinne Stanwood, Californis
Mrs. Edward b. Stanwoodl
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Dit ben sriien umeritanifden Wlrni.
tprg Gbnlih feben fOlfen.
Souen DON ben Dsutfaen gebulit more
ben fem.

2onbou 16. Tebr.-Die rDaiIp
Waoils briidt bic Mnii9t aus. bdB am
l. Mdr5. mann bic nelsn Sritruftios
nen fir bic uuterieeboOte NIT @eaus
auf bepaffnete 4onbelsbampfsr IN
Rraft treteu, bic De1ti4en cine nsue
Rampagne nit Observation-Disclosures
ten inauguriren Derben. bic eine
@uferDerbrdnguns DON 5000 5onneu
buben fuIIen. Dieie Sdiffe iOlIen I'M
Staube iein, iiber ben MtIuntifhen
O5ean unS suriid gu fubren, obne ihr
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gu rriiifsn.
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tet, Snformation iiber bieis neuen
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lie ameriianiihen Mpnitors dbnli4
unb ibatfddli1 iturte f9mimmenbe
Sorts ieien. lleber bem mebr ober ipe'
niger cblinbriiden Minnpf bes 8Ootss
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fdiiBts 8atterie bsfinben. bic pouitdns
big ipdferbidt geuiaft iDerbeu lam
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fonnen untertauhen unb ipenn bies
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famer Weiis bef4Oiieu psrben ton.
nen.
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Der Grnennuns zines neuen ObertOm'
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aud Der SnDienititeluns nsusr Sdttis
barunter ipabrfdeinIia faneusrsr uIso
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Diefes gsftdnbnib tit un9 Wnitui
Ire GtoataannoIts gerignst, Drpel
r1<fiibzan sa belita.
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su4t bic fransDiif9e Rsgiruns bs
bsz aammer naIb.
Die sanas summs, BIZ AZ o67, ,oO0s
600 GrGnss, fiir azltgs5sDeds

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Dienifag IN ber Qammsr cine norfooe
ein ,btrsufOlee fit bos speis. Andrtal
k1916 cine Suu,me Don 1871, ,000, 900
|yrunrs peripiniet perOen jcIre. Die
|saHss sumins, bis auf 626uo0 600
| 5raurs, 1T fiji arisssspsds beItimmt.
Die psrIastgte Gumms 1T nm 330,.
000.O Erans sr5bsr, aIs fiir bas
|srife nuartal DerniIIist iDurbe. iyaif
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tineris unO mas ba5u esb0rt, beRimmi.
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Ius.
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| l00O. 900 5ranss perlaugt. IN bem
Bacterial fiir bas Genistorps lperbel
40 n<70 nfS1 ~rsl ..,s -. 49,. ME-
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ridts, Cir 5aDiuanb Be @ousmare,,
perurt5eiIte eibmonb Dab abbas su
15 Sabren @efdnenib bei barter ar.
belt unb isinen sObn su spsi Sabrsn.
vt fagte, bab tr ben gaser bdtte gum
lobe perurtbeilsn t6nnen, er ibn. ater
gu eintr ssringersn Gtrafe DerurtbeiIe,
neil aftbdB in Wirtli9ieit uidt bic
Gbfi9t Sebubt babe. einen Mufitanb ses
gen bie britif4sn gsb5rbsn su Deran.
Iaifen.
Dus geueismateriaf ersdb, bob ber
Batter. bon feinen Gobne unteritiitt,
I'M 9esriffe mar, an bic ysinbe engs
lambs 1900 gsfpebre, 1000 gepolDer
unb ungfdhr 1,500. 900 watronen 5u
Derfdnfen nnb baB bic adufer Der
Waffen nnb WsunitiOn bic Mbfi6t se,
babt bdtttn, iie an perfonen In Sns
bitn. geplOn unb ben Straits Settle
ments dbsnIiefern, mo ie IN einer re.
btnion ssgtn bic britii9s Regiernng
WsriDsnbuns finben fonten.
Or. Goldman, EN- britif9er llnisrs
than. mar bDrbsr ouf cine dbuli9e I'm.
ilase bin unb iDdbrf4einli4 IN Der,
binbuns nit bemieIben GuIr perurtheiIt
iporben, Der prOseb segen abbaF
unb feinen Sobn ipurbe ober unter
4nsf&lub Der DeffentIi9teit sefiibrt
unb ss ipurben mr. ipenige Gin5eIbei<
ten iiber ben San btfannt. Goldman
mar iiberfiibrt porben. Derfutt gu bd'
ben, ols Msent fir einen beutf4en I'm
iertbunen einen Duupfer 5u uriethen,
ppn benz man dnnimmt, bdb er Wdffer
nnh Snbien bef0rbern folIte.
Ayepn fire. lint erieebcDte,
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1ak eim MsaHen.S .Slufftanb
IN Snbiem gepla,at ipirc
@ebt aus elmer 9ert9tss
berhanblunsiin Sbdnss
hni herpor.

Shanebai 10. San. = &Drrss
fpunbsns Der aliFOciirtsn qrsiie. - SIN
britif1en Sbsrsstidt iDrrbe beute tn
perf9Isisrter Weife hSruuf btngefpiss
fen. baB Elm slufitdub in sroBm WsaBs
ftab ssssn bic britiid,su gsbDrben IN
Snbisn seplant fDOrbeu mar. Sibs
ulOnb 9ab qlbbdB unb fem SObn es.
NAH gbbaB. beibe natlruliiirte briti'
Ifae llntertbdnen, iplirben tpegen ,inse.
|Ieblihen 9aubeIs nit Maffen gu Ge'
fdngnibitrufen per,irtbeilt.
ga aRi4tss - hsisiiGen Onszee.
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Cine srDke Gd,ladjt
Sn ben nd9iisn 1aseu IN Der Gbam
pasne au ertparien.


Qonb on, 15. Debruar. DepeIftH
3uiolse, bic pabrsnb bes 1ases bisr
einsstroffsn iinb, trsifen bic 0sutidsn
iebt Worbereitunsen fiir cine nod ener>
sif4ere 0ffsrtiibe in Der Champagne,
bic augsnItsinli4 BEN 3ped BAT, bic
syransoIsn on elmer Is Meilen lanssn
syront BON b,r gbQllerangs giienbubn
5nriidsupsrftm. SsA MOntas MOrsen
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MrtilIerisfeusr I'm GanSs.
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tises. bab bic frans5fiiden 5ruppsn
pdbrenb bss san5eH Idses ibrt
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peifliten gnbe Der GrOnt in Der
Champagne fantenadmpfs NIT 5dnb'
srauaien iiatt. Die Gransufen nta4ten
otsr seinen 1srfuh. bic Stsaungen
pisbtrsusrO6ern, be i9nen am Sonns
tag bic Dsuiiaen absenommsn bdben.
| ca nirb 3ugsitanpen, bdb bic Gss
mime, bic bic DeutiAen m ben lestsn
brei GageH in Der Champagne ssuIabt
baben, bic nidtisitsu iinD, iibsr bic ile
in ben lebien paar WoHaten beridten
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lin Der 5amitas Naat iDeitli9 DON
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aonaI unS Ser gpern Confines Gi
lirnbabn orang Der 5eifto in unfer'
poroercu Eciitionen dft einer SrolI
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laen. Gin Eeftiges gonrbaroeInent u
| rod alff alien sSeifeii I'M oa''se.
lDie Mflitrten t5btetsn Pit
I.gerionen BERT frunsOs
iif6enanh6sIsii4sn
gsp0lferuns.
Berlin. 10. Gebruar. alu
ltrabiIpftm Wese tladj SappiIle. 2
lNis ileberissiide gahriatensA sAgsnia
ImsISst, bah ipdbrslb beg Ml0nats 90
lnuor bnrd bas Gsusr Der Allitrtel
Ipou Der belsiIehen unb fransoFl9e'
gipilbep5Itsrung 10 Wdnner. A
|Nrausn unb L. 8inber getObtst un
Us MlGnner, 43 5rousn uub 2
tfs,4.. oexfu1ruhRk n15fx6en<
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Str Obio. sn6iana, aeutudp,
sselt TIrginien url6 oas ueitlide
PeiEiploanieir: stm wfitnpo6 jdyo.
nes, udrmeres metter; oi1 Dcuner.
itog f95nes Beter.
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Dur4 bds @pmborbement
bsr 4eutf&sn tart Be.
f@6biat.

& ~ 80 y D.
Herfinr Is 0ebruar. Muf orabts
loiem msss nd4 eopDils Nus i4peis
seril&<n nuelIsn pIrb semeIbet, Oab
bic iiis5Ii4 isattgsiunbsue 4si4isbuua
BON 4sEfort bur& ifpere Dtutf6s
Gsi4Ite sroben e&absn anssri4iss
bats. llnasld9r 30 sduitr iollsn ser.
fiSrt unb saii3e sirabeu beI&dbiss
ipopbtn fem. unb bic lro3lbateuSen
ginpo5nsr babsn Ii6 na@ SsrS4usis
adIa64et. llsttr DE SobI ber Ge'
ii;bteien unb Bripunbstsn n nid|tS
tsiaani.
Die Deuif&tH bautn 81,
isnba'bnsn in Wasss
konien.
qarfs, 10. ;ye6ruar. Dtm
1smpss mirb aus GaI0niii ssmsIDet,
BAD BE Deutf4sn cine GiIsnbobn pom
lleslup mad .gsundfir buufn iibsr
aruIsDo, unt bub BE alnis f4on Set
note itrtigseitsIIi II.
Al bsr Dspeidx lpirb ftrntr aslnt!'
ut, ba6 Der asIOmcridau Don W'a'
Seulsn ii llsstlB cine HsDus iitsr BIZ
Arizona republican., 1916-03-01
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NASIll,NlTON, Erb. 29.-Reports that a revolutionary rItt naainst the Nicaraguan government has lttn fe' mented at New Orleans and would be launched soon with the particular de- sign of preventing ratification by the Nicaraguan congress of new treaties with the United States were called to the attention of the state department today by General Chamorro, the Nica- rasuan minister.
 The minister had taken no action re- garding the report, which reached the legation several days ago, until he re- ceived today additional advices from New Orleans linking the name of Ro- dolfo EspinoZa, liberal candidate for the Nicaraguan presidency, with the revolutionary plan.
 Agents of the department of justice
Arizona republican., 1916-03-01
NOT GUILTY OF
 STRIKE KILLING
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CASTLE ROCK, Colo, Feb. 29.-A verdict of not guilty was returned by a jury tonight in the case of four former striking coal miners. charged with murder in connection with th. killing April 29. 1914, of Major F. r.. Lester. during coal strike disorders near Walsenburg, Colo. The jury de- liberated two and one half hours.
 The defendants, Enoch Muir Mickie salvage, Arthur Quinn and Fred Gar cia, received the verdict without emo tion.
 Judge J. H. Denison, before the yer dict was returned, cautioned the spec tators to refrain from any demonstra tion.
 The court attendants and spectators immediately left the room, and ont slde a demonstration took place in which the defendants were cheered
Arizona republican., 1916-03-01
At Various Points Fire of
 French Guns Has Pre-
 vented Germans from Launching Further Often
 sives i'll Woevre District
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 With the lessening of the activity of the contending forces to the north O. verdun, the French in the Woevre re- zion, east of verdun, are using their artillery to break up German prepara tions for further advances toward the fortress. At various points, the fire of the French guns has prevented the Germans from launching offensives.
 In the vosges mountains there also has been great artillery activity by the French near Senones and Ban De Sapt; while near Seppois the Germans have been driven out of trenches they had previously taken. In the Champagne, German fortified works in the region of Hill 193 have been battered by the French guns and the crater of mine exploded by the Germans was occu pied by the French.
 The Germans have added several additional points to their terrain in the fighting about verdun, having been enabled to construct trenches on the slopes north of the Cote Du Poivre and to capture an armored work northwest of Douaumont and have taken the towns of Manhuelles and Champion, thirteen miles southeast of Verdun. In this drive to the east of Verdun, the advance of the Germans has ex tended over front of virtually twelve miles-from Dieppe to Champion. Berlin reports that thus far they have taken prisoner 228 officers, 15- | 575 men, and a large number O. guns, machine guns and much war material. 1 There has been considerable artillery activity and tights in the air between battaicns of German and British avia tors, along the British front in France and Belgium.
 :, In the Dvinsk region of Russia. the Russians have driven the Germans back and advanced their line, and put down under heavy fire an attempt at a counter attack.
 In lengthy statement in reply to ar official communication issued from Constantinope. the Russian general staff describes the powerful defenses which guarded Erzerum and declare. that the fierce of the blow dealt b.
 the Russians can be estimated by tho
 fact that some of the Turkish army
 corps of three divisions each, nov number only a few thousand men, a!
 the remainder either having perishec or have been taken prisoner.
 Details are lacking concerning tn. disaster to the French auxiliary crui ser Provence, which has been lost 1T
 the Mediterranean. While the Frenci ministry of marine estimates the mum
 Der of survivors at 870, no estimate i:
 made of the casualties
Arizona republican., 1916-03-01
NEW PHASE FOR CAMP PA|GN OF
 PREPAREDNESS
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The cam laisn for national preparedness will enter on a new phase in congress next week. when in all probability bills providing for increasing the army to an extent never before contemplated in time of peace will be introduced in both the house and the senate.
 The house military committee will begin tomorrow it's final review of the measure tentatively agreed upon last geek and which, it is stated, will be altered only in minor details before it is faVorably reported. The final vote probably will be taken Thursday. but it will require several days for Chair man Hay 70 prepare report to ac- company the bill
 The senate committee agreed today to insert only a general provision for liberalization of the national guard in it's regular army organization meas ure leaving .he task of putting this Legislation in final shape to the joint conference committee to which the two bills will go. By this action the sen
 
 bring out it's bill also next week
 Before the house naval committee. Rear Admiral Knight continued today his recommendations that eVefy facil- ity in the country be employed to has ten construction of a fleet equal to those of any two nations except Great Britain American policy such as the Monroe doctrine, Asiatic exclusion, con- trol of the Panama canal and the open door in Canada, he declared, constitute a great and growing threat of war un- less adequate pi eparation to uphold them is made.
 Admiral Knight said he believed it would take two years and a half to make the navy efficient enough to meet the present German fleet with any rope of success. The time limit he said was the minimum required to build mn. battle cruisers and eight fast scouts He said it would take eighteen months to put the ships of the Atlantic fleet h full active commission, in readiness foi War
 Not that we would not make q gooC showing against any force in muci less time he added
 Representative Farr asked if it would not he necessary to begin construction
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 0FFEDERAL RESERVE ACT TRAINERS

present year of S3O.00 ,000 of the two per cent United States bonds used by national banks to secure their note circulation.
 This was regarded by board members as the most important action affect ing the reserve system taken in many months There is outstanding more than $700,e0o.00o worth of these two per cent bonds. a total that has not varied heretofore, with the result that fhe amount of national bank notes in circulation has been fixed no matter whether money was tight or easy.
 The reserve act provides for the re- tlrement of the twos in twenty years. the national bank currency gradually l being replaced by federal reserve notes based upon commercial paper and gold and counted upon by the framers of the law to respond to the demands ! of business
 Machinery is provided in the reserve act for the retirement of the twos by their refunding in thirty year 3 DC. cent bonds on which currency cannot be based, and one year United States | gold notes
 Tpe law says that reserve hanka l sa2il te required to purchase Q totas ei S2o,ooj600 If the two rss esntu From banks which are members of the
 system each year if the banks desire ! to get rid Of this amount MT. McAdoo. however, on advice of
 counsel. has decided that this provision
 o1 the law covers only two per cent bonds held by national banks against
 Which they have issued bank currency
 and not bonds held by reserve banks
 for investment purposes. and against
 winch there is no outstanding circu-
 lation.