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LIFE STORY Of OLGA VON MARX
GERMANY5 GREATEST WOMAN SPY

glance never left the direction Of the
noisclcss swing doors opposite me
| had not long to wait. 4 tAHcAb drew
up outside. and Captain -- walked
up the steps, followed by q porter shoul-
dcr!ng 4 large brown leather trunk. The
Captain--it was nc right cnuogh, felt
surc-lookcd somewhat jaded and sleepy.
eyed. He had been travelling the best
part of tho night. 4 few words to 4 rc:s
ccption clerk and he mounted the stars
followed by the porter and the trunk. 4
few minutes after had arranged TO eAke
a room on the second floor front The
next room to mine was Capt1in ---;oA.
The Captain. | surlnised. would not b
visible in the hotel until lunch ttme. :
knowing we'll the temperament of
French officers. did not fear the Cap
tain would refuse TO converse with n4.
Your French soldier is very susceptible
in ryc and heart to what Is offcn1iVOly
called the ~oppositc" sex. "a
was not wrong. Altar 4 few com
monplac" remarks when he came down 70
lunch. the Captstin asked me to 3oan hffn
in the midday repast. He now looaDd
much fresher and brighter. OF couruo
accepted with pleasure. The Ce1
vas n very entertaining man. and - hAd
q quiet charm of manner GermA1 on
GERS do not possess; moreover. lii Co..
fe4ounPu1d - :,
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BRITAIN FIRM
FOR WARNING
To BITTER END

LONDON, Nov. GA. J. Bal
four, secretary for foreign affairs,
replying in the house Of commons
today to a peace motion proposed
by II. B. Lees-Smith, Liberal men1-
Der II Northampton, .declared:
1.-THE aims for which Great
Britain entered the war were not
either ImperiaIistic or vndictlHe.
but one and all are needed for4he
double purpose Of the emancipa-
ton and security Of t.-ooc."
Mr.. Balfour asked the house to
show by an overwhelming ma
jority that 1--WE believe in the
cause in which we are struggling
and which we know we can bring
to successful termination. :.
Great as are the sacrifices already
made, we are ready to continue
them, and continue them indefi-
niteIy until the great, righteous
and unselfish objects we have in
view are finally secured"
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor
Of the exchequer, amid loud
cheers moved closure. which was
carried 2s2 to SO.
Mr.. lees-Smith motion was then
negatived without division.
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trine TO the Orient, but instead is
rather an application of the PAN
American doctrine of "hands off,"
II does not alter the Root AKA
hira "open door, agreement in
any way, though II supplements
II.
In dfferentiating between the
Monroe doctrine and pan-Ameri-
canism, officials said the former
was distinctly a national policy,
while the latter was altruistic and
international.
No intimation was given as to
what would be considered the
Especial interest" of Japan, but
the comparison was drawn with
the position of the United States
as regards Mexico.
The text Of the notes has been
communicated to China through
the Chinese embassy, but it was
stated that no statement will be
made here regarding China's po-
sition until some word has been
received from Peking.
The complete accord reached
between the United States and
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-John F. Hylan.
4 county judge of Kings county. waa
elected mayor of New York to-day by Q
plurality of moro than 100000. He c6r-
ried with him the entire Democratic city
ticket including Charles L Craig for
comptroller, Alfred F.. Smith. new sheriff
of New York county. for president OF
the board Of aldermen. and Edward
Swami for district attorney. IS
The indications are that the Democrats
will have majority in the board OF est-
mate which controls the expenditure Of
the city funds
Mayor John P. Mitchell. who sought re-
election as a Fusion candidate. although
not formally nominated by any party.
was n poor second in the race. His vote
in 1.440 districts ont Of 1850 in the CITY,
was 104.Te9 compared with 2o5.1sS fok
Hrland 80
Morris Hiliuuit. the Socialist candfdA
about whom rallied most Of the radical
elements in the city and all those who
favor An immediate negotiated peace.
stood third, with S9.S79. and William M
Bennett who unexpectedly won the Re-
publican primary nomination from Mayor
Mitchell. was fourth. with S4.6:7.
BtR Socialist Vote.
The tremendous Socialist vote WINS the
feature Of the election. The total polled
by that party in the last mayoralty elec-:
ton was only 32,l33. This Year. Hnlqvit
ran T. close third to Mayor Mitchell And1in'
many election districts ON the East Side.
in parts of Harlem and the Bronx he
pnlled more votes than Mitchell. Hill
quit ran on straight cut peace Plat
FORM He declared a victory for him
would be n mandate to the government:
to negotiate an immediate peace-
Hylan carried all five borroughs Of
Greater New York. His best showing
was in Brooklyn. where Bennett polied .,
large part of the primary vote which
won him tho Republican nomination AZ.
ter a recount 1t WAS conceded by the
managers OF all parties that many Of ths,
votes cast for Bennett would havo Eone.
(Co1Yttnred on PaRO You&)
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NEW NE X|CO
IS VOTED Dry;
MAJ. OF 10000

AlBUQUERQU N. M Nov.
6.-Prohibition headqua rters late
tonight claimed that New Mexico
had joined the prohibition ranks
by a majority Of 10000,
ScmiofficiaI returns were avail
able from only 81 Of 63s precincts
in the state. They gave: For pro-
hibition. SPIT; against prohibit
ton, 1855.
Included in the official returns
were those from Albuquerque.
which went "dry" by 449; Santa
Fe, which went dry by 40; East
Las Vegas. which went dry by
200, and Gallup, which went dry
by SO. Roswell gave a dry ma
jority and Silver City gave wet
majority.
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SUFFRAGE BEATEN IN OHIO;
ANT|-PROH|bS IN THE LEAD
With FourFifhs of the Vote Counted the Vets Have Lead
of 8,278-On Two-Fifths Of the Returns SUIT
frage is $4,000 to the Bad

COLUMBUS. O., Nov T. a. m.Wih fourffthS OF the vote IN
todays Ohio election the have lead of SITS over the dS
the ISSUE statewide prohibition and much of the missing vote
have heretofore voted largely Tor the saloon
Early IN the showed the woman suffrage
amendment leading good but the vote from the larger
tes was reported condition changed and early this morn
ing figures wofhs of the state show the presidential
amendment than $4,000 votes to the bad and
toubtedly defeated
CINCINNATI Nov. 7Shorty before o'clock the anti
prohibition vote took slight jump and with 446 out Of
1856 thev had majority of SS the being 4o2 for
hibtinn and 300 32O against prohibition.
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ITALIAN ARMY AGAIN FALLING BACK TOANEN
AND GREATLY SHORTENED LINE OF DEFENSE
Intrepid Dash Of the Canadi.
ans for Passchendacle a
Big Success

Th" IiritiSh fur""T in l:"lH;nm nave
won another notable viCt"ry over the
Grrman$ IN ;hr region Of lrr"S having
captured IN ono 'i their intrepid daShGS.
after = rain o! shells OF All callbrcS IN"
town ni p;tsSchruIIrlr. about live miles
west II RoulrrS. Tor which such oitt"r
iiGhIing has taken place recently. The
new advance of tic British throws the
apex Of their salient iii dangerous proX-
imi,y to RouIrrS. III" fall Of which would
en-; (ic7many's communication from her
submarine baSrS"i rst4nd and Zecbrug-
90" with the south. lHdirationS from
the mcaSrr adTicrS thus far to hand
are that thr cauadiAns. who bore the
.hrunt nj tho operation. extended their
lines sen yards beyond Passch" ndacle.
NUmrruuS German prisoners were taken
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--For-
NAL announcement today Of the
agreement between the United
States and Japan in regard to
China was greeted in diplomatic
and official circles as one Of tho
momentous events Of the war Pc
riod. Its effect is expected to be
far-reaching both upon future de-
velopments in the far east and
upon the prosecution Of the war
against Germany.
In addition to the notes eH-
changed between Secretary Lans-
ing and Viscount lshii, the special
Japanese ambassador. recording
an agreement recognizing Japan's
special interest in China, euaran-
teeine the independence and ter
ritoral integrity Of China and re-
affirming the "open door, policy.
it is announced that satisfac-
tory understanding has been
reached as to military, naval and
economic cooperation.
Informally it is explained that
this agreement is in no sense an
application Of the Monroe doc
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Japan, it was authoritatively eH-
planned, does not mean that an
offensive and defensive alliance
has been created between the two
countries, such as exists between
Japan and Great Britain. although
both nations do pledge themselves
to a definite line Of action.
Emphasis was laid in official
discussions on the last paragraph
OF the agreement. This is the
declaration that both countries
are opposed to the acquisition by
any government Of any special
rights or privileges that would af-
feet the independence or terri
toriaI integrity Of China. or that
would deny to the subjects or
citizens Of any country the full
enjoyment Of equal opportunity In
the commerce and industry Of
China.
This. it was explained, was pre-
ciseIy the same as the altruistic
pan-Americanism, and both Japan
and the United States by this
Continued On Pnge Twelve-)
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REPUBLICAN is
VICTOR FOR CONGRESS

BEiD'iEr0K Conn. Nov. 6.--Schny-
l"r Merritt. Republican of Stamford.
was today ..l"ct"d to congress IN the
fourth Connecticut district over Lynn
Wilson, I",Inorrat Ia fill tho vacancy
mati,. by thu death recently of EbcncZcr
j. ltIll. a Republican.
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VILLA BANDITS DYNAMITE
AND ROB TRAIN; 50 KILLED

JUAREZ. Nov. 6.-Villa follow.
nrs dynami,ed a northbound pas
Senger train on the Mexican Cen
trail railroad at Ar1nendariz sta
ton. fifty miles south Of Chihua-
hua, Sunday. Sixty federal train
guards were killed, a number OF
passengers wounded and 110 bars
Of silver bullion belonging TO IN
American mining company were
taken. The passengers on The
train were robbed and several cX-
ecuted, according to Americans
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HARRY DAVIS, REP,
CLEYELAND'S MAYOR

tlEE t.i.ANn O.. N"N. S.--hn tce
oasis OF r.tLrns from two-thirds ut the
,.rcci,ctS -: Ei.v.iar'i. MaE"r Harry L.
-navis. Republican. mas h"'n r"-':l"c;c':
~ trom l..H"" :" t".""" plurality over
William y Siinchc":nn tt'' !>cE'"rra''c
.4lnti.il;r =. t.: l:uth"uhsrg. Socialist
..andid:,'" for mayor. p"ll"d surpr!.'-
Irg!y .ay... v"i". Th" Socialists "l"ctHd
:wo members - n" city c0lncIl.
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GERMAN CRISIS
NOW REACHED

! WASHINGTON. NOV. h.--f.ahle reports
r,arhinC here from Switzerland say
: Germany has reached the crisis so far
rs hnr DlHn power ~ concerned. For
three years. according IL these dis
, patchrS. Germany has lost on an average
: / .nn unn men annually. and this num-
her will Il, lrast By rquallrd in 1918. II
is cunlcndcd TINT In continue tho war
on the same scale for another year the
Germans must have at their command
:, rcs-rvc Of ut least two million men,
whereas they actually will have re-
serve Of only one and one half million,
including youths Of the class OF 1920.
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who arrived here today on the
train from Chihuahua City.
The federal major in command
of the train escort was brought
to chihuahua City Monday badly
wounded. He Witnessed the exc
cution of 4 number of his men
after being left for dead beside
the railroad track. He said Sill
vestre Quevedo and Martin Lopez,
former Villa officers. were in COM
mand, and it was believed Villa
himself was near the scene Of the
attack.
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BABCOCK ELECTED
PITTSBURGH MAYOR

pITTSRl 'RGH. Pa, Nov 6.--E. V.
RahCnck. millionaire lun!h"r'nan. was
elected Mayor Of Pittsburgh in Today q
nou-gArtiSan election over William y.
Maerr. former mayor. by n plurality Of
apnruXlmatcIy G.0bn. With only - Of
tho 41l election districts in the city
missing. III" vote stood: Bahcnck. 3D.
1S5: MnEcc 81 400.
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Continued from Tuesday.
The First Stop.

The next morning. then. shortly before
nine found me in tho entrance hall OF
the Adlon. whero I soon found a scat
beneath the bescreening fingers of a
huge palm. With the Tagcblatt spread
open on my knees I attracted no par
ticular notice. No one spoke to me. Few
oven glanced In my direction. but my
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REPUBLICAN is THE
CINCINNATIANS' CHOICE

r[\,'iNNATI N"V. G.-.-E'"ur h'tnG-r'l
precincts IN tir "-ty of Cincinnati Sh"w
hat John Galviu. Republican,. il l",i-
i:,s il:r.d .Nii.u. former cunGr-ssna'l.
prm"rrar. in III" mI""i"lI% racc "Y
more han i.nut'. Tn" v";" Tor hes" pro-
nets S,;;Id: NIisu. 3t.%lS: Calvin. IS
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Thc possibility
that votes for women" has become a
reality in the Empire state was the OUT
standing feature OF today's Stht" cleo
tion on The basis Of returns received
I'D 10 II .. m. AT that hour 22mi cleo
ton districts out 5.77a in the state
showed the following results:
For Suffrage. 22S.4S7.
Against, 2i0.3S2.
These returns showed ar average plur'
ality of eight votes for suffrage IN each
Of the districts reportin& II this pro-
portion should be maintained by the dis
tricts unrnportrd, woman suffrage would
be carried by plurality of more than
5000.
NEW. YORK. Nov. G.--Mrs. Norman
pcI: Whitchousc. chairman OF the Ne"
York stale suffrage party estimated At
a:4S o'clock that q majority "f 10 per
cent OF tho total vote cast in the state
was for woman suffrage.
We hardly expected such land
slide" she said.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Returns from
27Sa election districts out of 5.772 in the
state on suffrage give: Yes, aoO,646
no. 25f,21i.
NEW YORK. Eov.6-Rcturnf from 100
election districts out VI 2o6S in New
York City on suifiIre give: Yes. 113.-
S6S: no. H.35S.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--Returns from
3.G7l election districts out OF SITE In
the state for attorney general give:
Lewis (Rcpuhlican) 435.506: Hodson
Hrmocrat) 3A2,S7i; Rlock tSocialisO
I3".272.
YONEEES. y. Y. N"v. 6.--Woman
suffrage carried nnkcrS by 3.0+l. TWO
years ago the amendment was lnst by
l61 votes.
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A Price on Her Head, the Au-
thor Of These Revelations
Escapes to America
Written by Miss Olga Won MARI.
Edited BY Henri do Halsale.

(olga Won Marx WAS, until recently,
Germnny's greatest woman Bpy. Mr.. De
HalRAne, whose name has been world
famous for his scathing exposures OF the
Ka1sers secret service system, mot hsE
during Ids Investigations, and as . result
Of that M meoting hsr disclosures arc now
made public It wna with great diff
Guilty that Olga Won Marx escaped from
Germany with her manuscript, and even
a1ter her safe arrival In Amsytca at
tsmpts were made by German agents to
get tho manuscript suppressed)
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At Altoona,

ALTOONA. Nov. 6.--Strv"nS. Cassidy,
WrStraI ami I.aff"rty have been elected
city counrilmcn of Altoona by double
the vote cast fur the present board Of
cuuuciImcn Th"y are pledged to employ
Il city manager.
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PITTSRl'RGH Nov. 6.-R"tr'ns from
SIG out of 4i4 election districts in Pitts
hurCh'S non-pnrtisnn city election show
t.. V. Hahrock. millionaire business man
lradlng William A. MaEce, former mayor
hy 5.93l in the contest for mayor. Tho
vote from the 316 districts was: Bah
cock 3O.311: MnEee. 24.36o. Both candi-
dates are Republicans.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--Forecast.
West virgtnla--FaIr Wednesday and
Thursday.
Wednesday nnd Thursday; little chnngc
Ohio, Western Pennsylvanta-Fair on
In temperature.
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mitchell IS /.
| OVERWHELMED
BY TAMNANY
! NEW WORKERS.
PLURALITY OF HYLAN {: !.
MORE THAN 100000.
Hilquitt, Socialist, Runs Third,
With a Surprisingly :.
Heavy Vote

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Returns
for mayor for the city Of New
York, with 72 election districts
missing, are as follows:
Bennett (Repubiican), 51,e56.
HyIan (Democrat), 28a, ,43s.
HiIlquit (Sociaiist), 134,e
Mitchell (Fusion), f45,459.
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IN
ANOTHER GREAT
VICTORY OVER
THE GERMANS

r,o>-n,N. \o,. = Tbn tn,-n
Io.>i''''' t"'
Of PdSSchCnuaclC. lying n0rlicaSl
~ N-Dro. b,. hnnu rantureJ hv
:.
'Hc III t'i"il l"''>'' ">> S
the official communication issued
,o,;cb,
'''''
-,>-,, ~ nrr
.ItIT,ai \-,,. T. 'rbn fnno,lirnr in
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WOMEN HAVE
Won The VOTE
IN THE EMPIRE
STATE Of \. !.
MAJORITY EXPECTED
TO Be OVER $4,000
Suffrage Chairman Declares
Victory Greater Than
Was Expected

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Returns
from 1922 election districts out
Of 5,772 in the state on suffrage
give: Yes, 4oe,t32; no, 357,04o.
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u. S. Patrol Boat Sunk by 'Sub''; Il Men Missing
One of the Missing Sailors
W. i. Surratt, of North

ez @ :$$: $
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--With al
most half the election districts
in the state heard from, woman
suffrage in New York had favor
able majority of over $4,000.
This indicates that the measure
will be carried by majority OF
upward of rs, 900.
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CCINC1NNNTI -. Nov. 6.--ReturnS
from 2>07 out vi 5,55 precinctS in OHIO
IN prohibition give:
For prohibition. 3%7.2.2: against pro-
addition .:>. 79% Included in this Notc
are $50 precincts from 'ISAhoEa coua-
" giving o6.76:: fnr prohibition and 49,
I'll against. ANA 49N precincts from
Hamilton county giving 1850 for p'"-
hihlclon and S2.i5i against i.
CINt'INNATI. o.. N"N. h.-AS the
larger cities "f ID" state w"7" heara
from the majority that tho dryS had r:'-
iablishrd early IL tn. evening r"S;tn /"
dwindl. somewhat and tn" pr"h;oitt'n II
lection developed into whnt appeared
ID be thu closes; race in ?";trS. Eotn
sides arr, claiming IN" victory. WIN
"9S4 precincts heard from out q! bob
~ Ohio IN, "u;. stood: For l'r"f:oiti"n
cs5.2nl: a.;IitS; prohibition e'2.b"".
CINt'INEATf -. Nov. Slater re-
turns fror 'h' larger cities wiped "ut
the aarly rnaIor,:l for presidential worn
.n's Suftrag. and %ith 2.l2t preclncts
reported tas Sn;" stood: For preSidsa-
"a! woman suffrage. i$3.&2S. aEainSf.
40. 80
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U. S. and Japan in Agreement Over China

THIS COUNTRY RECOGNIZES APANS SPECIAL INTEREST," CHINA AND THE
TWO GUARANTEE INDEPENDENCE AND REAFFM THE OPEN
DOOR" MILITARY NAVAL AND ECONOMIC AGREE
MENTS ALSO EFFECTED.
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FIRST DEM. MAYOR
FOR STEUBENVILLE

s;r-r;a! DlS:.rh Ia n" Intrl:-uc=r.
STECBENN1LE. .. Nov. 6.--itrturnS
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(Corttnred on Pags Teuxl
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-01-11
PAINT LICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Walker were in
Stanford, Monday.
Mr.. Bryant Perkins. of Stanford was
a visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cornn were re-
cent visitors in Berea.
Mr.. Lee Ledford has returned after
a few days visit in Harlan county.
Miss Mary Noel. of Danville, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. b. Woods.
Misses Msurine McLin and Ora Es-
fridge spent Wednesday in Richmond.
Miss Eva Merriman, of Cartersvill-
spent the weekend with Miss Anne
Todd.
Miss Agnes Henderson, of Lancaster
was the guest of friends here the past
week.
Mrs. Fannie Garrett, os Richmond,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Fish.
Misses Mary and Estill Walker were
IN Stanford the past week for S. d.
Gordons lectures.
Miss Hettie Williams who is teaching
near MaysvlIe was the guest of Mrs.
Edd Williams the past week.
Mrs. Author Riddell and children
have returned home after weeks
visit with Mrs. Riddell at Kingston.
Mrs. Il. G. Woods and Miss biana
spent several days in Nicholasville the
past week with Mr. and Mrs John
White.
Misses Maud and Minnie Conn and
brother Claude. of Lancaster. were re-
cent guests of their grand mother. Mrs
|. c. Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tandy Centers and Mrs. Jack
Brandenburg were guest of Mrs. So
phia Treadwsy Sunday.
Prof Long and his English class took
their play. The Afflicted Family" to
Kirksyille Saturday evening and played
to large and appreciative audience.
Monday gas quite busy day in this
village, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Treadway
moved into their new home. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. j. Walker moved INTO the
room vacated by them. Mr.. and Ms.
Roy Estridge took possession Of the
house vacated by the Walkers. Mr.. Psl
Rogers and sons moved to the Best
place and Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Burgess
moved to the Mays place.
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BRYANTSVILLE

DR.. b. B. Montgomery IL able to be
out after his recent illness
Miss Cecil Bowling has returned from
very pleasant visit to friends in Bowl
ing Green.
Miss Marguerite Woolfork of Ley
ington came Friday for visit to Miss
Wayne Lee Ballard
Mrs. Il. c. Rose was hostess at an
elegant dinner Monday to a few of her
friends in honor of Miss Marguerite
Voolfolk of Lexington.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt n. Hutchinson Jr.
were given Miscellaneous Shower"
Monday evening by their numerous
friends. They received a number of
useful presents and very enjoysble
time was spent by every one present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson have moved
in their home on the Lancaster road.
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RESOURCES.
Loans aud d seounts s6.,s'i - rs;.17i 81
e. :. Bonds deposited to secure cir
culatiOn par value ..... in,OuO % $1,000 10
securities other than L : bonds
tnot including stocksD owned uu.
pledged ..... $500 ~ IN.OO 10
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 20
per cent OF subscription. ....... ..iOO ~
Value of Banking house SS,OtO o. 1900 90
Furniture and fixtures pos. 100 o.
Net amt due from approved reserve
agents I'm New York Chicago aud
II Louis ....... .... ......k - y
Net amt due from approved reserve
Agts in other reserve citirsttg az 81 t,.ilO ~
Net amt due from bank. aud bankers
tother than included In ~ or 2ul a.sal u
outside checks and other
cash items ......... $50 i
and cents s6.s a;s ~
Notes Of other National BauEs ..... 40 20
Lawful reserve In vault and with
Federal Reserve Bank ......... ..- - .t"8 -
Redemption Fund with L. : Treas
urer and due from 4 :. Treas 80" ~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-01-11
Lancaster No. 1. White.

Coins Henry Ia ..... ..... 81 SO
Vanhook O. Il. 4 l.. J. I'll r.. 10 81 |
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-01-11
LIABILITIES

sTATEoF KEsrucKY County OF GARRAED,ss:
|, = G DESSY, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
aud belief :. C. DESSN.
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 20 before me this 9Th
day of Jan 1917. ". >. Champ,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires Jan II. 1870
ALgN X DkSsY.
T.. SrOkMFs. Directors.
". NJ. ELLIOTT.