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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
WORK RESUMED
IN POCAHONT
Verde River Company to
Drive Tunnel; is Con
troled By Garford.

Mayer, Ariz, March DECORATIONS
have been resumed at the focanonIas
Production will be commenced as soon
as the new Mayer plant Of the Gray
tion. That viii be about the middle of
March. The PocahOntas group Includes
the well known White Spar mine which
has Welded much high grade gold ore
The Verde River Copper company has
let to Joe Lees a contract for driving a
tunnel several hundred feet 1t is
planned to begin sinking shortly. The
Verde River company is controled by
A. L. Garford, the Ohio automobile
manufacturer, and it is stated that ne
intends to spend a large sum IN deVeI-
oping the property
The Big Ledge DEVELOPMENT company
is Sinking two shafts on the Boyet
group, at Cherry creek. Two machine
drills are being used by the Federal
Development company in extending E., a
tunnel that is already in 500 1eet me
Telsori mine and mill are to be started
I'D in a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
ADDS 1900 T5NS
TOTALLY OUTPUT
Inspiration Concentration
Will Handle $4,000 Tons
Of Ore Every Day.

Miami. Ariz., March already one
Of the largest concentrating plants in
the world. the Inspiration Copper com
Dany's concentrator, is to have its ca
pacity increased 1900 tona day, max
ing its daily capacity $4,000 tons ot'ore
with 20 units in operation. The capac-
10y now. with is units, is 10000 tons.
With the added units, the copper pro-
ouctiou Of the Inspiration VIII be e.
oo0 900 pounds n month. With copper
$3.50 this would mean an income OF
1890. 600 a month.
Mimi january Output 100000 Pounds.
The January production Of the Miami
Copper company was 100000 pounds.
This is at the rate of 46,6OO,OOO pounds
n year. IL costs the Miami company
eight cents a pound 20 produce "copper"
80 If the price OF the metal averages
% cents this year the earnings OF the
-concern viii be S9,S60,OOO. This Is al
the rate of Sl2.50 a share on the out
standing stock In 1915 the Miami
company Produced 100000 pounds
OF copper, earned S3,60S.00O net and
paid 1925 a share. The cost Of pro-
duction was S IL cents a pound and
the company received an average price
of 17.3 cents a pound for its product
Globe Men Form Company,
Z. f. Eisenhour and other Globe cit
izens have organized the Northwest
Inspiration Copper company for the
purpose Of developing the Miner and
Rose groups, totaling % claims This
property adjoins the Inspiration for a
distance OF 5000 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
NEW CONVERTER IS ADDED
TO OLD DOMINION SHELTER

Globe, Ariz, March several i'm
portant changes have been made re-
Ger tly at the Old Dominion Copper COM
pany's smelter. a small basic-lined
converter has been installed to aid The
big shell in the handling of low gHade
matter. other changes are being made
in order to transfer the converter Stag
back into the blast furnaces ln5te1d
Although only one shift Of miners Is
employed IN the o. ID. mine, 1000 tons OF
ore are being hoisted each day. More
ttan 10000 600 gallons of water are
pumped every "a hours The greater
rart of this flow is from the tenth and
tu elfth levels A new deep wei pump
has been installed at the 1200-foct sta
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
COLD STRINGERS RUNNING
$50 CUT IN LAST CHANCE

Prescott, Ariz, March 1.-Stringers Of
gold ore running from s57 to $50 ton
have been cut recently IN the Last
Chance group. Lynx creek district.
These stringers are intersected by a
crosscut which is being driven 70 in
tersect a large dixie.
J. H. Shockley has bonded the Home
stead group. at Walker. from Mrs. J. J.
Mflliken, and has already begun devel-
opment The Homestead adjoins the
famous Mudhole mine.
Daily shipments Of ore from the Com
mercial mine, in Copper basin, now av-
erages 100 tons, and the average copper
content Of the Pre- 1uct is six percent
The ore goes to the Clarkdale smelter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
NEW CORNELIA COMPANY
ORDERS II REDUCTION DISCS

Cornelia. Ariz, March THE New
Cornelia Copper company has placed
an order with the Chalmers and Will
Jams company for u 4S-inch Symons
fine reduction discs. The main crush
ing plant will be equipped with Gate
4S-inch gyratory crusher and four No.
s Gate gyratories which viii reduce
the ore to about Is inch mesh.
Belt conveyors will take the ore TO
large storage bins from which It will
be conveyed to the fine crushing plant
in WHICH Symops machines viii be
installed. There it will be crushed to
one-fourth inch
This disc crushing plant will have
capacity of about 500 tons per hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
LEADVILLE LEASERS SHIP
GOOD ORE TO DOUGLAS

CORTLAND, Ariz, March 1.-Leasers
on the LeadYille mine have shipped a
number Of carloads of high grade ore
to Douglas recently. The LeadvilIe
company has d few men at work and
expects shortly to make regular shin
ments on its own account.
1t is understood that the Shannon
Copper company Will increase its force
at its Gleason mine within the next
two weeks. Forty men are employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
TOMBSTONE MINES SHIPPING
MANGANESE TO STEEL PLANTS

Tombstone, Ariz., March Ten car
loads Of manganese concentrates are
being shipped weekly by the Bunker
Hill Mining company direct to the steel
plants of New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Three shifts are being worked in the
Oregon shaft, from which comes most
of the manganese ore. Two motor
trucks convey the ore to the mill. which
is being run to its fun capacity. Man
ganese ore of lower grade is being
mined at the Lucky Cuss shaft and sent
to lei pasO.
The Bunker Hin company is now en-
ploying 400 men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
EQUIPMENT PLACED FOX
DEVELOPING THE CORONADO

Wickenburg. Ariz, March IA gaso-
line engine and other equipment have
been placed at the Coronado mine. in
the Congress field, and the Development
OF that property is expected togo for
ward rapidly. A tunnel is to be driven
to intersect certain known ore bodies
and If indications are satisfactory a
Wine will be sunk on the ledge
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to re-
sumo operations on the Gold Blossom
mine. at Constellation. The Conner
Blossom group includes "a claims. on
which 5000 feet Of development work
has been dOne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
HALF INTEREST IN NELLIE BLY,
MINE SOLD TO ARIZONIANS

Lordsburg, N. BL, March IA half
Interest ip the Nellie Bly, has been pur-
chased bI Fred Hickory and Zoe Du-,
laney Of Dos Cabezos, Ariz., and they
VIII begin operations at the Nellie BY
soon. Development work has already
been started and a wide ledge Of good
grade ore is said to have been struck
at this mine.
Tom Lister is shipping ore from the
M1nila claims to the Ell Paso snelter.
George Mitchell Of Dos Cabezos. Ariz.
has been here looking for good mining
locations and will probably open up in
this section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
NOTIFICATION OF ADVANCE
M VVNrs

Phoenix, Ariz., March 6-Notificatjon
OF a material advanceti in the freigbt
rate on zinc ore from Chloride, Mo-
been received by the corporation com
mission. The commission has written
the zinc mine operators of the Chic
ride district asking if it is their de-
sire that application be made to the
interstate commerce commission for a
suspension and investigation Of the
change.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
SPENCER MAKES A ZINC
STRIKE IN ZINC KING MINE

Duncan, Ariz., March GEORGE W.
Spencer is reported to have made an
important strike of zinc ore at the Zinc
King mine, 10 miles from Bedrock a
10 foot vein eff ore averaging 40 per-
cent zinc. also carrying gold and silver
values. was developed at a depth of 100
rect Three tunnels and other develop
ment work hav6 opened a highlv az
tractive showing on the Zinc King.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
CHLORIDE MINING CAMP
TO BE INCORPOR ATE,n TOxx-,-

ChIoTide, Ariz, March 1.-Chloride'
Is 70 be an incorporated town. This
was decided upon at a mass meeting of
CITIZENS to whom superior Judge .fobn
bliis explained the municipal incorpo-
I .. statute. John II. Ware Of King
secure a patent to the townsite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
CALIFORNIA SYNDICATE BONDS
FLUORINE MINE FOR SI35. 900

Pearce. Ariz., March IA. P. Brown.
OF Courtland. who is said.to represent
a large California syndicate, has bonded
the Fluorine group, three miles from
Pearce, for $135.000.
Col. W. c. Greene and associates held
an option on the Fldorine a number of
wears ago They did some work. but
failed to exercise their option. since
which time the property has been
worked in a desultory manner by the
owners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
Pump, Under Water For u
Years in Mine, Pumps Again

Duncan. Ariz.. March Rapid prog
ress is being made toward draining
the Carlisle mine. A pump on the 800
foot level, which had been under wa
ter p years. was found TO be in phe-
nomenally good condition when it was
uncovered A very little repairing nut
it in shape for operation.
Another gratifying determination is
that the timbers are in good condition
and little repair work is necessary. Ac-
tual mining operations will be under
way much sooner than was expected
when the present owners took over the
Carlisle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

The good old fashioned flavor De
liciously Different Sulzberger's Ma
jestice Hams and Bacon. Phone your
Dealer.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

William IT, Canniff, head Of the
vanderbilt railroad system, was once a
night Waterman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

Mines, Sport and
Classified Section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

Cric acid in meat cScitcs the kid
neys; they become overworkcd: GO,
sluggish. ache. and feel liks l,mps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy: tho
bladder is irritated, and you may he
Obliged 10 seek relief two or tbrc,
times during The night. When ibc
Kidneys clog YOU must help them flush
Off the body's urinous waste or you'lI
be real sick person shortly AT frst
YOU feel dull misery i'm the kidney
region. YOU suffer from backache. sicj,
headache. dizziness, stomach gets sour
tongue coated and YOU feel rheumatic
twingcs when the weather is bad
Eat less meat, drink lots OF water.
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take n tablespoon
fui in II glass OF water before break
fast for few days and your kidneys
Will then act fine. This famous salts
Is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to clean
clogEed Kidneys and stimulate thcm to
normal activity, also to ncutraliZc tho
acids in urine. so 1t no longer Is n
source of irritation. thus ending blad-
der weakness
lad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot in.
jurc: makes delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which EVERYONE
should take now and then to keep tho
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots OF Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ncy trouble while 1t is only trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
FOUR MEN ARE INDICTED
FOR ROBB|NC CU POINT
Grand Jury Returns True Bills. Al.
icSinG Forgery Against PugI, MUIR
ply, Plumb and Midget.
OTHERS ARE IMPLICATED
Moore and tmstead Charged With
Grand Larceny in Having Called
For and CaShed Checks Made Paw
able to "Dummics."
Especial 10 The Times. Di.nu,ch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FRINGE GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
VA. February Vernon pugh. w.
t. Murphy. Frank &. Plumb and Will
liam Il. Midget. four members OF an
alleged gang which robbed the pu I'ont
Powder Company Of over 100000 h,
paddinS the pay rolls. were indicted
for forgery 10y Il grand jury here to-
dar.
Indictments wcr" also returned
against james 7. Moore ana Edward r.
Unstead. who were charged with hay
inS called for checks made payable 10
dummies" and with cashin. them. the
indictments charged them win Grand
larceny.
Tony candcloro and John Candeloro
brother Italians. who we're CHARGED
WIN the murder of Poalo Coma. al.
i'aii; who Was shot during /. gun
ha'tie which occurred at a resort or
me petersburg -Iiopcwell road rum hv
Mile candcloro on December = wcr.
indicted for murder. Another Italian
ana an American were injured during
tn. battle.
-. NJ. Brooke. :. former On pont
guard who shot and killed Harry n
Shcao, nineteen years old OF Char
iottesvillc. Va, during an alteration
ma occurred on one of the Du pout
inpahES mess hall porchcs on Oc-
eoncr was indicted for murder. Rob-
cry walters was indicted for robbery.
The alleged scheme used in ,obhinr
M bu Iont Company was brought, In
nSnt during December. Plumb and
MtoSett were clerks in the tirnekecn
crs Office, and Murphy was n notice
ohcer. Pugh was an assistant supcr-
intendcnt in the timekceper's office.
ana is said to have been at the head
oil the plot. He was arrested in East
crh North Carolina several weeks ago
AT Il hunting lodge. where he was
Funds which he had on deposit in
banks, amounting TO about $1,000, have
been attached by the Du pont Com
pany.
Tn" Candcloro brothers. who were
ihdicted Tor murder are charged with
having killed one and wounded two
others. The battle took place during
INC afternoon, and is said to have been
started when Millic Candeloro who
ran IN" resort. refused to sell ii drink
OF whisky To one OF the men i'm the
place. Trouble started, and pistols and
knives were used. One gang ran from
the house and from behind outhousos
fired on those inside Ponlo Coma was
shot through the stomach. and died
two days later. Louis Potato, another
Italian, was shot through the arm and
leg. John Holmes. of Monroe. " c.
was struck in the arm by one OF the
stray bullets when he came out Of
his home several hundred yards away
from the scene of the shooting to in
vcstigate the trouble. An automobile
allied with police officers was rushed
TO the scene, and several arrests were
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

and there Is work here for every ono
willing to do Il.
I'm conclusion. desire to say that
feel deeply indebted to tho officers
OF the chamber. I" the executive COM
'nittcc. the members Of the board. the
committees and members generally for
the loyal and efficient support they
nave given to my administration. with
cut which ] am deeply sensible that
IN. responsibilities Of my office would
nav" been greater and hc:"i,r thaU
could have borne. ANA the achieve
Wents Of the chamber would have
been impossible: and now. in surrcn-
dering this office TO my successor.
pledge him my help and assistance in
every way and feel that greater things
arc ahead for the chamber. Let each
and every one of us pull together.
shoulder TO shoulder. feeling that each
has a part in tho great future OF this
chamber and Of Richmond"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
WOMAN LAWYER TAKES ISSUE
New York Feminist Expresses Disgust
mt Legislation Designed to
Modify WOmcn's Fnsifons.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !


NEW YORK. February lO.--Young
men don't go wrong because girls wear
low-ncckcd gowns. silhouette skirts. or
nlm% waists. Miss Lucille l'ugh. law
yer ana feminist leader. who herself
wears pantalcttcs. said to-day. taking
issue with dress rcformcrs including
a Virginia legislator.
Miss Pugh expressed disgust with
the legislators assertion that men
should he protected from women's
Acknowledgement waists ana short
skirts in particular.
If mems morals are so weak that
they can be impaired by woncn's
dress. she said. then I'm in favor Of
women's entire independence in choos-
ing what they shall wear. They ought
TO go to ii aud make good job Of it,
Il believe it's all right for women
TO wear what they please Miss pugh
went on and they have no one TO
please but themselves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
LETTERS FROM
RHEUMATICS

POSSIBLY YOU have imagined thar von
could never yet Your own consent. 10
write II testimonial letter. but if Won
nave ever experienced TN. cxcrrci,t'
ing pains OF rheumatism Won can -,
least appreciate the feelings OF ,hoeo
VINO nave been relieved OF this .crrihIo
disease by drinking tn. Mineral N,,tcr
from the justly celebrated Shiva-
spring at Shelton. :. c. This water
ovcrcomcs many diseases. including In.
digestion. Govt. Uric Acid poisoninr
ana Liver and Kidney diseases. but no
patrons OF the Spring are more on
thuSiaStic in their praise of the wafer
than those who have been relieved OF
their rheumatism. Hundreds OF let
tcrs like tho following; have boon re-
ccived by the management:
DIR. Crosby 1t South Carolina phvsic,an
writcs;--''l have tested your Spring Water
digestion Kidney and badder troubles. aud
ia Nervous and Sick Headaches ami ind
hcIiere that II used continuously for "A rca-
S"m"o'' niqS' VII produce permanent
n .! stimulate ths, action "f the Liver.
HiiunsEs and Bladder. aidin; them In
throwing Oh all poisonous natter
DR.. Avant. or Savannah writes: II sur
Lercd for years with most ngEravatins
form of stomach disorder. ana c6nsuited II
:" Balttlnor" aud consulted specialists there
Ih ma T rsd w"S not os9en,e' had about
Shtvar Spring Water, and in ii short time
VAS cured
Mr.. Rhodes OF Virginia, wri,cs:-"please
semd me ton gallons OF Shivar Spring Water
RRno,H'g " sa,o wI"t !, for RhsuTn,ism
mat!Sm with this water
Editor Cunningham writcs:-'Thc Water
mas done more good than any medicine L
have ever taken for Rhcuma;isn Am en-.
iir'iy free from pain.
Mr. iicCiam. OF South Carolina writes:-
MY wlfc has been sufferer with Rhcu-
matism and after drinking twenty gallons
OF your Mineral Water Was entirely, cured
of the horrible disease
Mr. Carter OF Virginia writcs:--"AIrs
Carter has had enlarged FONTS on hcr
hands. caused by rheumatism Shtvar
spring Water removed every trace OF the
enlargement. The water Is simply excel
II you suffer with rheumatism, or
with any chronic disease. accept tho
name. Clip and mail to the
Shivar Spring.
Box 20 r, Shelton. S. C.
Gcntlemen:--I accept your guarantee
offer and enclose herewith two dollars
Tor ten gallons 1.-TWO tive-gallon dcmi-
johns) of Shivar Spring Water. agree
cordancc with instructions which Won,
will send. ana if derive no benefit
YOU arc to refund the price in full upon
receipt OF the two empty demjohns.
which | agree to return promptly
Name ..................
Post ONCE
Express Once
Advertisements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
IIm,tings Court Ca.cs.

Harry Woodbridge. appealing from a
tine OF $40 imposed on him in Police
court on charge OF rccklcssly run
hihs an automobile through the streets
was sentenced yesterday by lIus-
tngs Court jury to pay a fine OF like
amount.
Edward Gillian appealed from a fine
OF sac imposed in Police Court on a
charg" Of running a gaming house, and
the jury returned verdict filming him
SEQ
William stokes and Fred Milburn,
charged with gaming in Gliliam's
mouse. oo4 North Third Street. was ac-
quilted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
REPUBLICANS PROMISE
THEIR AID ON ARMY BILL
Continued from Eirst Dag. }


states hampers preparations for an
adequate defense Of the PAN American
doctrine. i'm case of need.
The Military Committee will con-
cludc its hearings Tomorrow morning.
and begin at once drafting it's proposal
TO fcd"raliZc the militia TO "a large
extent. and also to grant the regular
army increases asked bE the War be-
partmcnt
i'rcsidcn, Wilson discussed with his
VISITORS the need OF preparation FOR
Federal mobilization Of civilian forces
I" support the army's supply lines. and
also for the concentration OF forces
for the production OF the war material
and army supplies. Both the Army
ana Navy departments are at work
now on Investigations TO show JUS,
what can be expected in this way in
time of war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
SWALLOWS HIS TEETH
Tut Waiter Claiborne Coughs Them
Up Before Surgeons Begin
Opcration,

The recovery OF Walter Claiborne,
1912 West Cary Street, who swallow ell
his false teeth Wednesday night, was
almost as remarkable as the accident
which threatened his life for several
hours yesterday. Claiborne succeeded
In coughing up the teeth after sur
S"ons had failed TO withdraw them,
and while they were celebrating as
to an operation.
Claiborne is Of the opinion that he
was sleeping on his back with his
mouth open at the time the upper
inolars slipped down his throat. AM
bulancc Surgeon Porter treated the
man and conveyed him to Virginia
hospital where he suffered several
hours before he succeeded in coughing
up the teeth. He was able 10 60
to his home early last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
PLANS FOR BUILDING: II
ADEQUATE: RESERVE: FORCE

Before the House Naval Committee
Rear Admiral Blue, chief of the Navi-
cation Bureau Of tho navy. and Cap
tain Bassett. head OF the naval militia
division. unfolded departmental plans
for building up and maintaining an
adequate reserve force for the navy.
which Will include members of tho
merchant marine. offhand, in its per-
sonnet under an elaborate scheme that
has been suggested. 4 uniform bill
dealing with the whole subject will
be worked out later.
AS direct step toward prepared
ness. Captain Basse,t disclosed that
the department is arranging for the
first mobilization of the present naval
reserve ever attempted. More than
half Of the present force OF 5000 men
Will be given two weeks of active ser
vice with the fleets next summer, man
nlng eight or nine prc-Drcadnought
hattlcships, II Congress approves The
scheme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

wa" yardmcn OF Richmond. There are
now nineteen different charges against
them. Justice Crutchneld having
bailcd each Of them at 500 the case.
bradley and Roanc are said to have
furnished the required $1,000 bond for
their appearance in the Police Court
ON February II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

y. :. Il. James 1893 Hanover Ave-
nue.. reported to the police last night
that his garage at 2i0G Grove Avenue.
had been broken into and his seven
passenger automobile stolen. The car
had Il chain locked around its rear
wheels and this was cut by the thieves.
James informed the police that he
had not used his machine this year and
that 1t bore. only a 1915 license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
REED REVIEWS WORK
OF CHAMBER FOR YEARS
Icils OF Great Industrial and Com.
mcrcial Progress Richmond
Is Making.
PLANS RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Retiring President Expresses Hope
That Railroads Will Shortly Pro-
vide Adequate Station Facilities.
Praises Trade Extension Bureau.

president William T. Reed presented
his annual report at the annual meet
Ing or the Chamber OF Commerce last
hlSht. lie praised the work OF the
committees whose efforts have resulted
III lhcstiinablc benefit to Richmond. He
showed that IN" finances OF the cham
Der nave never been in better condi-
tlon At the beginning Of the year
l?i1. the membership was l,J2l and
during the year l2i members were lost
lenNinE the membership at 931, but
inns was increased to ."31 by the
election Of forty new members. Since
inc first of the year there has been a
further Increase Of siXty-thrcc new
members. which brings the total to an
even 100.
Concerning the business conditions
OF Itich'nond, Mr.. Reed said:
AS the figures have been published
In detail through the press. ! am going
TO call your attention only to "a fcw
facts. which show III uo uncertain
terms. the condition Of business In
Richmond.
In 1915 our bank clearings were
s53I POL. 800 an increase OF .7.i5 per
cent over 1914
on December 81. 1919. our deposits
were S5S.445.s2a.oS, AN increase Of a,S
per cent over the corresponding date o,
1914.