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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

a. paa Rorbpeitens itore %uiineis
NnuI Noaeae, 6ulbt Rurius ROOT.
OWN iesplug. Sbortbnno. Auto.
Gas os Steums Gugineeriua.
Gpsciele sldsler for Nptommere, Roi "a
yogi | prlpat 6amiIis, ~ til $3.50 ~. llae
Grin I'll
j. {. Satire,
Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Spicco Eicflcs.

I Charts grennc GuclmberS, 4
sra, , itorc @rccn Peppers, en- sop
rcpct Ycbbcrroo, (0oricraoiib), en-
Quart Golf, en- Stop Suffer, en-
(6cifc bpiot ScmcpSira, en- Ghcife
mulpcriicrct Ncaif. Ell Gbtlfe Cur.
mcria Bomber, , Ghrlfcer "GeIerp
Secoa", nogct Solt. Ngurferne,
%oaan % peppers flores / Sfioer
% IpBQc5 loQpia i en- arutfe meO
li0t Sult imcllcm bpcrt &og. &oo
cen rcoue Eebcrroo ocropcr % Lao
oct itoo ire elmer. Soa presses al
&p0ltcm iom bar innllct lig, no, %
Gooif, Suffer % arnOoericr tiIiTt
les, bporpau a%ltionmcn hnpc3 OBJ /
en- Wruoc, rerco Qo0t ON o. foQeS
% Niimuttcr. Gcunc SloQ2 EicflcS
bol0cr iiq; lcIu ON oct life or / ior
iellC0c @lo@fau0Cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
nluiifnotiler.
Zen fnifc Muitfs Sctroniierins
Nmcrifa.

NebbcIelien ON al Folten ION
&apeImeiter / Boston Spmiouior
feiter CT blepet tilbuOt Cir Senrr
1ooo. enQIano$ melt befienotl
Oiriaent bar paft folosIol OpIigt
tbi Ben or al itor 9etnOuing, I'll.
troos for at Sir &eurp bar o%iiIaoet
sen ham tiIbuotc sore. Eilbuoci
riier tnoeIig Sen &ei, Tom Stnoer
hlpier bldnot Nmerifa2 mulitalltc
Sraauiiotioner. @o3ton Srtcltret
bar uunbet iig en- pis Ereitiae lonl
&ationahuitimtion, "a bct cr ierltc
@nno / octs 81 oariae eriitena, at
2eocIicn err bIcuet tilblNt Ell Stfc'
Snifcr. Triuer "SongcrbiIicu".
Crfeirret5 @rmoIrQQcr, &cnrn
sec Ni9aiuion ituOcreoe / lin ling
Som Eiano Gpiflouo, % hallS
Wluiitcre er houcoiogcIi9 fonuhet
Neriru tilIiQcmro belle Guuoitict al
Eirigcuter. &cnihcl, Nifiid %
Or. Mucf, ieIu ON Ncnidcl tjliioit
blcp britiif 9orgcr. "a Yhlcf bIeD
nctrouiicrct req ban meo iia / sal.
oct Sen rrpproj9c @rm0lPaGer.
Major N~ilQiuioL bui9 GlnttIoucr
cp,rtoocS al en- aomite.
TiIb,,Nct IL CIR 1errn y}ono or
hr,, So, ms;, hcmrrfrIicarrrbioe
TiG,Ihc ~, 9nffr ~yc1inrnbohrr
no, bc,toor iffc miunrc rnb on NE
rol,,t;,r rac ncr miIifolfe Der
So, prrcrifo IereuS nj unoif
Wcrnorafonliftn ian lnifcre moe
mos obioIu, A~orrcoruunc nuii
forifc gffrrer Chen rr Sc list
oitcy Jiht hlrnct tnrroet I'll ot ilippc
5ooct cutsn pcn NJ rciiourrr cacr
rcn NJ oinc grniier nan ncrc5 unri3
ficnhcrioc omcrifoulfc 1inbrIoo.
D,,., ni,,,, So, ,,,,,,.o bcr,i
%, m;sr,,;5 +rn,S,o ;5t,Hr+i,r a.
c., a-,,ns,,rH G;r,inn,4; Sc. ~,
-, ,'ss - m,,.f h"m,s ;rnn
$1,000. >,r ;nSarnr. Nc,i,rir,
y To.ro;t Enr n,,, ,.,.;;;t, Tior;;t
go ma6r;L,n;4 ,,or+o,ot go
4 .,t,m;,rfn;,or i,, ~ mini.
Iano - >,,i,, 1+r,r;fr ncS
w",r, MAS Wn,rE,rn,,nir ~, 1ren,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Gurn Mcal nno EOtntO @ems.

> Spiieiteer iutcitet scot, en- Spi
icitc Suffer, ct piipet 2@g, en- aot
liclf, en- Stop "OtoIbc0 FotatoeS"
Ell Stop Goru Weol, iom CT rert lam
men ulco Sen porme O}elf, en- 8belft
Solt 90 4 5beitcer Batting BOMBER.
Get rerc3 iommten / Den Rpffeisl9C
bpori set cr nUpnt, bpI6eS op / bel.
imurtc uurne WiIlifiu Gins 90 tie
0c4 / en- bco Vngeropn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Mirtnm ppiitnm Eicfles.

, Quarts ophnttcoc arpnne 20.
mutocS, en- Gltort opboffcoe moone
tomatoes, 3 NmnOter Selleri, ionl
uQiaa cr huffet, 3 baftc0c "Hc0 Eep.
pcr9", 3 baffcoc Qrenme peppers, Y
Stop Gait, S-itprc hutfcnc Sp9, ct
Hoalbohc r. pQ'ao battct int, en-
'tOr A2lrf, iona &ierneulc er to0et
no Al oQ ioul ocrpoo en- battet, &
"copper" GoOif > NlmO brltnt Suffer,
en- Ghritc Srnucp, en- (beifc iort
Ecbcr. Nluc @renioQcrne bIoloc9
ionmcu mco Soltct % itoor Nattcn
orcr. On MtorQcncu bUIocS al
%rN'tcm iom bor iomlct iia, al %
Go0if NruoOcricr % Suffer irsre9.
Get hUIoc@ op / en- @rn6e % roger,
til Nct CT fart h"uorpau Oct hrloe9
on / Wla2truttcr % iorleQlc2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
FictIco al EeppcrS, Scllcri % Spo

Gn &cct "Smcct 9eu %~cppcrS",
ct tort hottct &oalbooe. 6 boffcoc
$50, 3 @unoter Scucri, ionl cr itao.
RET imaot, , Stopper Salt, II belle
GacbaonNe CNuipice) > Charts 90.
DIT, en- Stop Sutter, > Spiieifecr
hpioc ScnncpSirg 3 Spiieifeer belle
%ebbertorL II belcN Neaifer, Ct
Stptfe bel anueI pao . SonmcrS
Sterrelic. Grset maa taoeS no al
DC grsnne Peppers. hporpoa oiSlC
bottea % blonocS ioo meo aaal, 500
% Seueri, - oltiommen opboffct
Saltet reres berpaa sobt / % oei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
1ictlc0 rs blcr.

3 Enlo 2Cblcr, 3 Hoppcr 1ranll
Iotco Suffer, en- Ebcifc itoot aoncI.
Ell Nop Gooif. t. lbritct rcpct An
lfot, y (hritc ltrot Nclit. 9Gbler.
ne itrUllcp, Sc orle2 / ire Gclc %
&jcrnebuict u0toQ22. Mop oct lao
op / en- liocu @ruoc mco Gooitcn %
lao bcm ltou oN imuotogc en- Cine
9ior ioo &ru0Ocricrlc % Suttcrct
ol Las Set itoo oN imnaiurre 10 Mi
mlttcr Longer % nan set loo op
'tcriliicrcNc Mrutter % ioricll Dem
99bIcr iom ital folc1 poa ocnuc
NtGoNc mao lite pUrc ultior iurc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
SIR WALTER r. LAWRENCE
TO VISIT RICHMOND
Distinguished EuEIiShmnn 10 Make
several Addresses Here This
Moot

announcement was made last nigh;
iha' sir Walter Ropcr Lawrence one
Oh treat Erit&.n's most distinguished
"ol"ie"s. and now in this country on an
oiic,a! mission under ,he auspices OF
the 'ommi;tco on public information.
VIII visit Richmond this week and
while here Will deliver several adj
"f.Sscs touching Intimately upon the
war.
Monday night. January ~. lie VIII
h""FeHS the "leHt"yS OF the General
AS*omhiN in tic hail OF the House %
delegates This Friday nigh, he will
u" heard at The University Club and
INC loiiowinr evening he wiz speak al
w" NomanS Club. Next sunday after
noon hc VIII be the principal speaker
at the SUNDAY Sing" at the John Mar
Shal High School auditorium,
ne announcement of the Visit Of
Keen enthusiasm anon. the members
.! the English colony in Richmond.
while what he Will have 10 Suv in be
NAN OF the great war is expected 10
create Widespread interest Large au-
uirnces VIII undoubtedly arrv; him on
each occasion.
SIR Walter served as private sccrr-
tary TO Lord curzom when The latter
way Niccroy OF India. lSS9-ig95. it, uIs
'h'cl OF stan anh private secretary 10
INC Prince Of Wales. POW King George.
ana 1T the outbreak Of the present war
was sent 20 France FOR special duty hy
LORD Niichencr. Since that time he has
n'ch on special duty for the British
war Office and is in This country in
connection with tho work Of the COM
hittce on public Information. ON sub
ltct" relating TO the affairs of India.
no one is regarded as better informed
IMAM Sir Walter, while he il also cspc-
cially qualified TO give information OF
the European war. Ills sou. serving as
- captain of the CoIdstrcam Guards,
mas Been awarded The military crosS
tor distinguished service.
rms prominent visitor will reach
'sichmond on Friday afternoon. ANA
plans are now in progress for his re-
c"ption and entertainment while here.
Sir walter has already visited Jack
sonNiNc. New Orleans, Nashville 81.
Louis and Louisville. II time affords
before leaving Virginia he will visi;
and speak at the University OF Virginia.
He viii finish his tour
by visiting Baltimore. philadelphia aud
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WINS SWITCHING CASE
Judge Waddill Denies Petition of Uail-
r"nds for an IntcriurutUry
Inimnct Ion.

The petition Of the Seahoayd Air
Lilac. Atlantic CoaS: Line and Southern
Railways to the United States District
Court for an interlocutory Injunction
and temporary restraining order over
the decisions OF the Interstate Com
mere" Commission. regarding their
practice OF absorbing freight switch =
'ng charges at the Richmond Yards was
denied yesterday by Judge Edmund
Waddill.
From points South thcS" roads have
been hauiin. freight to Industries on
their lines in Richmond without charg-
in" each other for switch service be-
cauS" they are roads competing from
the South. But when they move freight
TO industries o. the lines of the Clicsa
p"akc and ohio and Richmond Fred
crickSburG and Potomac lines, the ship
per o. ronsignce has TO pay the extra
charge. This practice WAS declared
uriaWfrl discrimination by the Inter
state Commerce Commission when com
PLANT was made 10y the Chamber OF
Commerce. Opinion was based on s.c-
t!on OF the act.
Judge Waddill. in handin. down his
opinion upheld the decision Of the In
i"rstate Commerce Commission. and
cited tho Wight case OF the l.. x -
He declared that one was jus; AS I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Ceremonial Session aud banquet Held
by Nelson i:ncumpmrnt OF odd

Nelson Encampment. No -. Tudcpcnd :
cnt order of odd Fellows. held it's reg
ular meeting ON "Wednesday. at which
officers for the ensuing six months were
installed 10y Past Grand Patriarch
Charles PohliG. assisted by Deputy
Grand fatriarchs II. NJ. Eeinhard Z A.
tummins. j. NJ Lancaster w Ross
Southwark. j. II. Dickerson and John
w. Dunn. as follows:
Chief Patriarch. ". +. Jack son: Sc
Nor Warden. j. II. Jones: High Priest
". NJ. Gathright: Junior Warden. w =.
cassidy; Recording Scribe. H.. j. Carl
ton: Financial Scribe. L. IL Sarvev:
Treasurer T.. !. Tripictt; Degree Mas
ter. John W. Dunn.
Appointed ptficers--Firs; Watch. T.
=. chewing; Second Watch. w y
Stui@; Third Watch. Jacob Goldtin:
Fourth Watch. l.. {. Daniels; Inside
sentinel. J.. l.. icnzcr: outside Scnti-
rel L.. I. harris: First Guard OF Tent.
j.. II. Drew; Second Guard of Tent. NJ.
Davidson: Guide. John W. Dunn
y banquet was held tt the close OF
he meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
TELLS HOW She DROVE
AWAY DIGESTION TROUBLE
Prominent Veterinarians Wife Tells
OF Lon. Suffering, DeSpaircd
"f Finding n Cure.
TOOK ACID IRON MINERAL.
AND - pRAiSING TT NOW

Il had almost despaircd Of ever being
relieved OF my indigestion trouble.
writes still another lady Who a, last
found relief. M:s. Lula Lee Morris. OF
Elizabeth city wife OF "A wcll-known
veterinarian there.
Thousand" o. women drag about. list
loss. lacking lif. and vitality. all be
cause their digestion isn't good and
th"y get no sircne In from the food and
Things they cat. To gain relief, read
" hat sh. says:
Il d@spaired Of being relieved. I
suffered long time. but after hearing
:" many words Of praise favorin.- Acid
Iron Mineral started taking it, and
cach botti" | tools improved my con-
diiion until feel perfectly all right
now and go about my work with so
much more pleasure. was truly mis-
cradle before took il, hut now I
recommend 1t tn everybody. as 1t will
10 50 much good for those troubled
with ailments it is intended to cure
The aboV" tribut. TO this remarkable
highly concentrated product of n really
wonderful mineral deposit located III
Mississippi ANA sold under the thirty
ycar-old Aim trademarks proves
that people troubled with that dragcv
worn. weak. run-down feeling due 10
stomach digestion, blood and uric acid
troubles.
Thousands Of people know how II
dragS them down 10 feel half sick the
whole day long, ana their praisc of
Acud Iron Mineral proves i; builds
folks up rapidly again. A dollar bottle
can pc procured at drug StorcS-AGv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WASTE-SAVING CAMPAIGN
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
Social Worker. Of the Nurses settle
mcnt Express Their Thanks 10
People OF RlchmOnd

( The wastc-savinc campa isn conduct
cd By the socia! workers of the Nurses
settlement is on tho HON. stretch and
VIII he concluded shortly. When the
entire rounds of the city have been
completed, the total amount o. ma
i"rial collected will have been weighed
and payment Will he made TO the soc.a,
workers.
/ Judging 10y the standards OF the col
i"clions already taken UP, there can
be no doubt that the Nurses Settle
, meat Wi! receive a substantial amount.
People have responded generously in
. ihe!r eaaeEncSs 10 help the social
workers IN their social service work at
me Nurses settlement.
Approving comment has been general
IN regard TO The campaign. The Plan
IS sanitary, efficient ami effective. In
q few weeks time several tons OF use
less material have been removed from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

and trust companies OBJ, s19,sS6.oo
decrease. $4,000.
Reserve i'll dcpoaitarics. state banks.
and trust companies. s9.1lS.ouU. in
crease. H.ll1.o0".
Net demand deposits, s%.656, 763. 900;
decrease. $7,.5So.""o.
Ne; time deposits, $685. 900; in
crease, Sl.S36,Ooo.
Circulation. s&lc7oooo; decrease.
$4,000
Specie included in ,a> and OBJ. 1885,
$1,000
United states deposits deducted,
;1$9.a30OOo
Aggregate reserve. $3.50. 900.
Excess reserve, S67,676,23o: decrease,
sl0.S9G.7So.
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York. not
included IN clearing house statement.
Loans. discounts. etc. s>2l.252,lco;
Increase. SlS.2SG.10u
Specie, sl7.S25,700. Increase. s670.7oo.
Legal tenders. $1i.S1SSOO; decrease.
S2.oll.A0o.
Total deposits sa2e.26s 500; increase,
s42&3,3 500.
Banks cash in vault. sl2, 05S,7oo.
Trust companies cash in vault. sSO.-
G@0,5CU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
l-tAMSTtR'S LIFE SAVtG,
PETERSON is HAPPY
.!fIrr everything else fails P~tcr>on'>
Ointment Cures Old md Running
SurcS. EcEemn and Piles.

was afflicted with a very sever,
sore on my leg for years ann q team
Stev | tried all medicines and salvcs
but without success. | tried doctors
but they failed 10 cure mo. | couldn't
sleep for many nights from pain Doc
tors said could not live for more than
two years. Finally PeterSon'S Oint-
mtnt was recommended TO me. and hv
its use tho sore was entirely healed
Thankfully yours. William ltaasa. West
Park, Ohio. care L. =. RcitZ. Box 1879
i am proud Of the above letter" saws
Peterson: lit makes mc happy. | have
hundreds OF others that tell or wonder
Iul cures of Eczema. Plies and Skin biz.
eases. Piihplcs, B!acilheads and ugly
blcmishes."
Petcrson's Ointment is 30 cents AT
all druggists. and there isn't a broad
minded druggist in America that won;
praise il ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
viii Keep Secret
Deaths OF Troops
No Further Information 10 Be
C;;rcn Papers by Camp
Greene Officials.
Itv Assoc.a,eA rrcns

CHARLOTTE y. e.. JANUARY "a
There viii Il. no further information
given newspapers regarding deaths of
soldiers at Camp Greene according 20
Information from The Undertaking Us
tahisnmen; here having thc contr.c;
10 prepare the bodies for shipment and
burial
y ban is also placed on public tu.
nerals and military escort 30 dead sol
dicrS. Prior 30 this order. funerals to
the dead soldiers were being held in
the local undertaking establishment,
and a military escort to the railroad
station WAS given the bodies shn,ed
away. Just the numner OF soldiers
that havc died 1T Camp Greene in the
last few weeks is unknown. but rec
ords i'm the Undertaking establishment
here show twcnty-;hroe mon had been
prepared for burial the week ending
January >. and twenty-five the week
ending January -. The records are
closed for the week ending to-day. The
men hav. died IN most part from pa"u-
monia. and very limited number due
tn meningitis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
ACTUAL CONDITION or
CLEANING iOISJ Ut\I>,

! ~ Associated Prcss.l
NEW YORK. January 18th. actual
condition Of clearing house bank md
trust. companies for the week SHOW
that they hold '57c7G230 reserve in
. e1cess OF legal requirements. This ls
a decrease Of slo,SaS,7So from last wccl,
The statement follows
Z Actual condition:
Loans, discounts, etc. s402t,gla,OO0.
decrease @32.543.cc".
Cash In own vaults members Ed.
oral -reseryc banks ta). 3l1o,o1c,coO.
dccreaSc, s7260.UoO.
iescrYc in Federal reserve bank OF
member banks. sa27 2oj,ooc; decrease.
SCI ,56G.Ooo.
. Reserve in own vaults. State banks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

In order to conserve fuel. the Grove
Nv"nur BAPTIST Church, under the lead
crship OF the pastor. Rev W {. James
-. H. has changed tn" hour Of its
second service from 10 : O'Clock each
sunday during the winter months Tho
first OF these > o'cloch services viii he
held this afternoon, and The public -
we'll ~ visiting soldiers and sailors are
invited 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

'oIoneI T. z. Waite. Frdcral Foo |
Administrator for Virginia. calls tie
attention ~ the merchants and otherv
mat :ulr or the rules nnd reyll!a-
lions governing carload shipments
relative to minimum carrying capacity
- NOS being carried out. ANA hc urges
i7ai they obey the rule. else til. cars
VIII not be accepted. They should 6c
Tiled to the capacity Indicated in Or
der to utilize the rolling stock ava,I-
all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
CONSOLIDtTI:n STATEMENT
lnK AI.L I,MIc NE

WASHlNGTON, January is-The
decline in amount of Federal reserve
notes in circulation continued this
week, to-niEhte Federal reserve state
ment showing about si.Oo0, 900 less
than week ago. Cold reserves were
S%;,0cc.00o NOR" ana resources in
creased by Sl3l,0oo,cGo. The condition
of the banks at close OF business last
nichf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
Smoke Inhalation
Expels Catarrh
Send Ten Cents for Trial Outfit

Ihcrc must be readers suffering :ro,u
chronic Catarrh who woiid III o -.
snow how they can stop catching cold
alt"r cold Tor they must realize that
sooner or later this may lead 10 scri.
in .cneral.
if b!9sScr. a respected physician
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

tarril. bronchial
irritation, asthma.
catarrhal h 4 Il
arn. and ear
troubles that ma Y
lead 10 dCIfmr s.,
You Viii breathe
better ana feel
better after using
il.
t.or ten cents
tan % u % :
: dfIirSi q small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

ntouSly successful
specialist III ca
t"rrh. is the dis
e % ' e / cr OF Il
pleasant, direct
m cthod ih;\t can
be used by man,
woman or child.
His Remedy Is
made from me
dicindl Il e + t. :.
flowers and Der
ricS. which you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

l','n or duIl ache in tho back is often
evidence "f kidney trouble. IL is Nat
urc'S lonely warning. 40 show you that
the track OF health is not clear.
Danger SIEnni~.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED
more serious results may be expected:
kidney trouble in it's worst form ana
steal upon "Ou.
thousands uf people have testified
that the mild aud immediate cflcc, Of
Swamp-soot. Tho great kidney. liver
and bladder n"dicin" is soon realized
thai II stands the highest for it's re-
marhahlc curative effect ia the most
distressing cases. II YOU need a medi :
cine. YOU should have the best
Lame Back.
Lam" back is only one OF many symp.
toms Of Eidn"y Trouble. Other. Symp-
t"ms showing that you NAV need
sw;Snp-Eooi arc. being subject 10 en-
barraSsin" aud frequent bladder trou-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

'awiul discrimination as tho other
ana mat II the court decided otherwise
inc law would be annullcd.
counsel for the railroads were II.
walton Moore, Merrill =. Galloway and
Nathaniel w. Gwathmcy; for the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
BANK CLEAR|NGs MAKE:
ANOTHER BIC INCREASE
Compared With S32.G51.-
V0E Last Year.
EsEHyE BANK STATEMENT
Total Amount "f Bills Discounted
AMI Bought During Meek. SIT
BOO 1000 Consolidated Statement
for All Twelve Banks in system.

clearing q, Richmond financial in
s,itu,icn, io- ,ho i've days las, weei>
aggregated >a..iSS.SSi rs compared
with <a2.o5 oop tor the corresponding
week e.; las, year. according &" the
weekly statement OF The Clearing
House Association. With yesterday a
legal huiida!. IN hoi,o: of General
f, Robert l. Ices birthday. there WAS
sii-ht rc,;i"t on in the total of the
weeks business.
Bilis discounted and bought by the
Federal icscry" Bauk ot Richmond
continued heavy N" total tor the.
week. which ended Friday, being Sll.-
$4,000. Total resources of the re-
servo institution aggregated $li6,%1j,-
400 At the close OF business YESTERDAY.
Governor George J. Seay issued the
following statement on the banks cou-
di;,on:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates in
vault .................,S 6,2"e.eoo
Gold settlement fund $3.50. l4,Ss0.uon
Gold with foreign agencies l,S5Svo0
Gold with Federal reserve
agent .................. 26,%G0 600
Gold redemption fund... 2?S.OOo
Total gold reserve ,;,.S 4',9'5,ooo
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and sUbsidi
airy coin ...........:....S l9S.Ooe
Tota! reserve ...........S 4S,Si3.oco
Bills discounted and
bought ................S 9S,64,,00O
Sill OF ladinG drafts.. $4,000
United States government
bonds and certificates. 100000
Total earning aesets....S 4S.9S9,00o
Uncollectcd items ..........S lS.25g.0OO
National bank notes.. l.062, 0OU
Duo from other Federal
hs nj "a \
Duo from special deposi
taries--war loan deposit
account ............. 22125.ooo
All other resources ~ 4a6. 600
Total resources .......sl4G,3,3.Oo
Liabilities.
Capital paid in...........s 3.695.oOo
United States treasurer
general account ......... 1905 ,ooo
United States treasurer
war loan deposits in Spe-
cia' dopositar.es. ... 2cIs5, 900
Duo to member banks re-
serve accounts ........ 4osoS, 900
Collection items .......... 1908, 600
Federal rescrv. notes in
actual circulation 1910. 5l,24S 600
All other liabilities ...... $4,000
Gold reserve against net deposi; LA
bhty, 20 per cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. 80 per cent.
Federal Uc>cr,r Notes.
l"Suod .......... ..........S 5,.a5, 600
On hand ........ ...........+... G,541.O00
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smoke IN a. dainty pipe or cigarette.
and iuhaie the Napor into al! the air,
PASSAGES. II contains no tobacco, even
though It IS used in the same mar inner.
~; BloSscr'S Catarrh Ecmcdv is
equally "ifrUtiy" in all forms OF ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
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Gold coin and certificates
in vault ............s 4175GI 600
Gold settlement fund
Fcderel reserve board 2S323o 600
Gold reserve with foreign
agencies ............. $500 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

II ',,T'I'f'l F''I-hHEN VII he
hlhli"H containing some OF the Rem
cdY mad. into cigarettes also soma
fcm'dN Tor Smok Ing in Il pine and :,
neat little pipe. Months supply. either
form: costs ono dollar Address TIE.
BLOSSER COMPANY. EoN .IS5 AtInn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

PENDANT. James w. Folk. Charles W.
Ncedham. Elackburnc Estcrlinc. special
assistant 10 Attorney General; District
Attorney Richard II. Mann, and WIZ
liam y. GLASGOW. FOR the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce.