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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
AMERICAN NEGROES ARE
ENJOYING WORK IN FRANCE
Richmond~r Writes OF F.ntcrtni nm n I
Given to French OmccrN In
tho Trenches.

American negroes are doing their
share Of tho fighting in France. and
ar eanXious 10 finish the war as quick
~ as possible according to letter
just received in Richmond. The men
arc hoping to get back TO the States
sooner than is expected on this side
Many negroes are also finding time to
give their characteristic anusemcnts.
which arc attracting wide attention in
France
The letter just received is as follows.
Dear Eroihcr.-I wrote you "A few
da"s ago. but like to write YOU often.
because You write such nice letters
and !ou "-itc me often. | am sorry
10 say ! have not received that much
wanted box YOU sent me. Mary sent
me .om, cigarettes and candy also. /
have not received that either.
Eve ara just in for a few days from
the first line OF trenches. We wcr.
under heavy fire. but the boys all made
oui fine. All are we'll and can't &C,
back quick enough to get another crack
~ ih' Hun.
have not had a chance to try
our songs as Yet. as there is no piano
around y few nights ago zee enter
tanned our captain and some French
officers in the trenches, and they were
elatcd. IL seemed so strange would
Ike for you to get real view Of
things over here; Of all the ruins. etc
Of things You sec in m:Nazincs which
W' have chance TO Sc> every day
The French soldiers treat us line
don't think there can be "A bette:
bunch Of fellows. All OF the Aincr!-
can soldiers over here are anxious to
nr,sh this affair once and for ali. as
tic! know that they can and Will do
i. The sooner the bette rand the
quicker "e all will get home 20 DON,
worry, AZ VIC are all o. *. ana hopu
10 sec the old States sooner than you
expect
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Total gold held by
banks ... o3s.
Gold with Federal re-
serve agents ..,... 92?.i
Gold redemption fund oo.l
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ADVOCATES USE OF TUFF
Western Nnirnnic Rock, when Heated.
Could Be Substituted for Com
crete In Shipbui1ding

SEATTLE. WASH. May 25.-Hcat-
treated iuff. gray volcanic rock. will
Z" far toward solving tho concrete ship
problem, according TO y. W. Gould. a
seattle architect. who has just return
cd from an Investigation Of this sub
stance found in Eastern Oregon and
Washington.
Tuh Is ." per cent lighter than
concrete" said Gouih ct also is much
stronger. |: you are able TO eliminate
- per cent 81 the weight of vessel
you arc able To carry that much more
cargo
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.,2n2es4a,

theory OF flight and finally pass on to
II Shnnerr school and qualify for the
rank of lieutenant. In summer. il the
weather is favorable. the recruit can
&c through the full program in about
ten weeks.
The King and Queen. I'm tho courss
OF about an hour. saw machines ana
ouildlngs and apparatus. none of when
was dreamed Of three years ago. Sp.
cIai attention WAS given to a pian.
iiandleF-PaBc machine. which rested
dromc.
The King. after DOMINIC linen
buster. climbed into the pilots scat
and the mechanism was explained =,
hi"i by British and American officers
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Hastings Court. Part ii.

aron vs. Va. Rwy. & Power Co
II X Lamb, D. IL; T. J. Moore, y. d.
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JOHN PLANS RETURN
kansnS Negro Promises Judge He VIII
Try To Secure Onr Of kniser's
buttons,

John Bdrhcld. Colorcd, comes home from
France, II ne ever does. and brings Il
button off the coat or trousers OF
Kaiser Eil he viii have paid a fine
assessed against him by Police Judge
Harlow.
John recently hung shovel
around the neck of a fellow worker
He Was fined few dollars. Before
he paid tho fine he WAS called TO the
colurs. The judge told him what he
could do. and tho negro .cplicd:
That's sho' fair nough. boss. I'll
do NAH best to bring back dat button"
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KING GEORGE VISITS
AMERICAN AVlATORS
Secs Them In Training nj British
tcrodrnme Where Prince Albert
IN ua Officer.
of the Associated

LINCOLN. ENGLAND. May 25.-
King Georges first inspection OF
american airmcn in trainin:, was made
at British acrodromc near here
where squadron of American ayiators
IS working with British pilots. One OF
tho young British officers at this camp
Is Prince Albert. and the King AMI
queen Mary had run down from Lon
don TO see how their airman son WAS
getting on.
During the inspection on the paraie
ground. the King spoke with several
American officers. The acrodromc is n
finishing school for pilots OF both air
planes and balloons. Pilots go there
after passing through their prelimin-
AIRY course. and are taught to loon
roll and dive and to become EXPERT In
the many other varieties Of acrobatics
which are the mark OF the cxpert
Tying man.
Later they complete their education
with courses on mctcorologv and III.
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Monday
Marie {. Hceke vs.. Va. Rwy. & Power
co. Byrd, Fulton X Byrd, p. O.; Gui-
gon. Moore. y. d.
Tuesday
William Ross VS.. Virginia Carolina
Stave ~ Lumber Co ct ais. Is. Lamb
{. {. Russell, Il. X. Florancc. D. a..
j. VI. Turner. W. NJ. JuStis, u d.
Wcdnesday-open
Thur.d&y-opcn.
FRIDAY
William y. Smith VS. Richmond EN-
htnl;,on Co Meredith Blake, y. q.
Saturday.
Luther PitlS. Charles l.. Page D. a.
l. - W.nd, nhurr. y. d.
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MANY NEW Structures
ilI.INt EUECJED Az SEVEN FINES

Striking straight through IN" prop
criN viii lie wide improved highway
on which workmcn arc now engaged.
while branching off the highway around
the propcrt" on the cast is another
roadway. This latter road, which leads
directly 10 Seven Fines in a straight
direction, Is beng constructed IN two
ScCtlons--onc section for traffic in each
direction With Il telephone line in tho
middle and separating the two roads.
This plan was adopted 10 prevent con
rcstion OF traffic. and to force vehicles
Of every description 10 NOV" in one
direction.
Seven Pines now is tho center o.
great activity The Office building Of
the contractors was enlarged last week.
by the addition OF two wings. Car
pcntcrs have also erected large mcAs-
hall IN the grove Of towering pines at
The end Of the electric line. several
other structures have been built which
VIII ne utilized as bunk houses for the
construction forces. and numerous
small structures have sprung up
The contractors have also opened an
employment Office. and every electric
car brings men seeking work These
mon so Ia ihc site prepared for work
with their tools and clothing sufficient
10 last them for some time. The Seven
Pines center has also been enclosed
Win wire fencing, and there is "A guard
on tn" gate. over the entrance is The
sign. u : Military Reservation"
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RICHMOND CLEAR|NCs
SHOW HEAVY INCREASE
Weeks TotA for Local Banks Is
Sf1,144,O02, Much Greater
Than Last Year.
DAILY AVERAGE NEAR 81. ooo, 900
Federal Reserve Bank, Despite n
Slight Decrease, Rediscounts S22,-
4Sf,om in Ellis During the Past
Week

Continued heavy clcarings were re-
ported Yesterday by the Richmond
financial institutions for the week
ending with the close OF business in
the afternoon. The weekly statemcn,
showed total clearings OF members To
be Silfi4.oo2 showing a substantial
increase over tho same week of last
year. ClcarinEs for yesterday were
heavy. while the month OF May this
year will undoub,cdiy set a new record
for this month. as compared with pre-
vious years. The daily clcarinEs now
average nearly s1.oo0.O0o
Despite a slow decrease in the total
amount of bills discounted and bough,
during the week, the Federal Reserve
liank OF Richmond continued active
The weekly statement Of Governor
George j. Scay. made TO the close OF
business Friday afternoon showed bills
discounted asgreEatine S2".iS 1000.
Governor Scays statement showing
the bank $ condition. is rs follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates In
vault s.36s 600
Gold settlement fund ~ 3.224OO0
Gold with foreign agencies lS3S.oOo
Gold with Federal reserve
agent Observation-Disclosures. 32,957.Ooo
Gold redemption fund. 755.ooo
Total gold reserve ..s Sole, 800
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin observation-disclosures. .u.ooo
Total gold reserve S 6a.5S3 600
Bills discounted aud houghts 4S.5a2. 900
United states government
bonds and ccrtihcatcs 2.757.Uoo
t,l
Cncollected items .s c5.a77.olo
National bank notcs. 6OS.C
Due from special deposi-
taries-war loan deposit
accom-; Observation-Disclosures. aa.57c. oor
All other resources ....... 20r.oor
Total resources .SlS3.J65oo1
Liabilities.
Capital paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3Sll.0Oo
United states Treasury. gen
eral account ... 100000
United States Treasury. war
loan deposit special de-
posttaries .............. 3s.57s.ooo
Due TO member banks
reserve accounts | 42.ela. 600
Due 10 Federal reserve
banks Observation-Disclosures. eSeo Onn
toiiection Items ........... 1851. 300
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation .... es.osl ooo
All other liabilities ....... l.!is.oo0
Total abilities Sls3,565. ooo
Cold reserve against net deposit IL
ability. IS per cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. IS per cent.
Federal reserve notes:
Issued NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7o.sGs .ooo
On hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll.5sT.0o,
Outstanding .S sS2sI ooo
Total amount of bills discounted ana
bought for the week ending May -
i2lS. s22.4S1.0oo
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MAHItI>GE LICENSES

ne :o!I Owing marriage licenses
were issued Yesterday by the cicri, ~
inc HuSiinrS Court.
Will kyscr and Nora Kirby. civ
NO JohH = Nee and Emma Harnakcr.
|asper W Jennings, Greensboro. y
G.; and Marjorie Lea CIV. ~
i,hcodore L. Eennine. Atlanta. q.
fnG ncrtIvd< y l.andon, city.
Nor, ~ 1;s,, yicNin.on Ch'ldrcy ana Mary
ou He"T r., Maurice Pcrcival ana Mary
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cAA>cEnN TRUST DEEDS.

Carrie 4 Coleman 10 G. G. Chaplin.
trustee, lots : and : section :. Brook
i-nd PARK May ). lslS; Si2..
Max Z Ruehrmund TO ! u. Ca-ncsl.
trustee. 80 2NIc0 feet north line Of
Moore street. 100 feet west Of Harrison
Street. May 80. 1878, S3.6jc.
W. 2 jenkins 81 uX. 10 ! r. Elan
and J. { TAYLOR trustees lot y. blocl!
a. Gintcr PARK. May -, lalS. $1,000.
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r'lourinr VIII. TO lie Rebuilt.

l.AtEINRtKG. y. - May 25.---Thc
hammond Company have arranged to
rc"ui'h ~ Touring plant recently de-
sroN"n hN arc. The work on the new
plant VIII bc rushed. so ns TO he ready
i"i !Hl'ling purposes AS soon as the
ne" wheat crop has been harvested.
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COUNT CALENDARS

The following cases r,ve t...
.or IRA ~ the various courts liz
Weeh: ~ q signifies counsel for pls,,,..
I'm. and J. d Tor dctendai.;J
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Law and Equity rour,


Monday
National Binding Machlre CO SO
Ovcrnlan Williams GO care i.t'.
stern. a Smith Gordon y d
.s..N.4 BarberIan " old Dominic, 20
1verage co. White & CabelI a. - -
~ Hadfon. y & 80
- Weducsda ~
.s.pAnnie X. $tc!rb"cckrr vs. - ,,ar..
piagcHan -. w GuoIyy, >,
o'Flaherty O'FIaherty, y. d. 70
Hin Smith Meta! Co. ~. Clcmi ru
& u. W Good"yn. J.. q, Hattcson. y. d
~ Thu-sday-
Mary g. Ducr KS. VA Ruy. a posc,
Go. Hih Montague. p. a.
sau"':rss IS. Sesnl Smith & Cor.
den. p a.; !. :. sutton, i. d.
q GSdRy---op.
B Saturday-
GrsEery v. 4 {. l. Ry. Goo,fwyn
Z ), ~: Cox. y. {:
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BUILDING PERMITS

Inc FOLLOWING permits wee issued
a ot1ics oaF 'y the Building lnsaector's
.,r Inion ETNeiop" Company to repair
SaFy S'freis. l. cost $500 ''"
.essional BGilaine CORPORATION
t ts'sh nFick oi'iye building at co"ocr
!i6e ''''' f'a""''n Stress, 10 cost
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PORTO RICAN TOBACCO
This Ienr'x Production Estimated nj
j5.00O.00O Pounds, Largest
Ever Produced.
Try Associated Prcss.1


SAN JUAN, PORT ORlCO, May %
One estimate Of the present tobacco
crop places this years production at
81, 900. 900 pounds. the largest Porto
Rico ever produced, and an increase of
approx imatcly 100000 pounds over
last year Growers themselves agreed
not TO plant Il second crop. which, IL
1t had developed, would have made n
large surplus Of stock in the island.
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GREAT ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE:
ADJOLNl\G NEW MAN pa NJ

Hundreds OF motor trucks and AN.
tomobilc3 arc being used in connection
WIN The construction work passcn.
ger cars arc used by the men directing
the project. and each hcars the marie
OF the United States QuartcrmnYtcr'Y
p'pa'imcnt under whose direction the
plant ~ being built Motor trucks are
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Cot Ntih SCHEDULE,

-, ne ne following. meetings Of ne cou,.
day for this wecs arc" HeStcr'
o'clock. '''''''t'' At :
TuesGAy-C!ai9,s .,.r,,....
o'clock. Fiuarr. r..,,.i.. - - :"
o'clock; Public Bui.dir- al 5
s O'clock. '"''''''let at
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WINSTON SALEM. y. c.. May 25.-
Tho slater Staie Normal and Industrial
school located here. has accepted plans
Tor the erection or a new industrial
hn''aIng The cost viii be something
like 10000.
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CHA>CERY nELEAsE DEED.

+. G. Burke AItustcr. to IIanrio,,a
y; ForrcstcT IL y 49, feet ives, side Of
first street, i%S feet. north OF Jackson
Street. May -, 1918. S2..5r
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CHtSCERI TRANSFER.

c. T Pointer TO \. J. Pointer lot
10. block 7, Brookdale. May !, l?lS.
5000
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HUSTINGs TRANSFER.

r II Ha-wood 81 uX. to Q. j. Davis
70, & block % plan OF Bellevue .Apr!l
-. 1918 TAX, IS. $40.
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TWO BRiNCH LINES WILL. BE:
MAIN TRANSFORMATIONS ARTERIES

Work on tho Southcrn's branch line
which connects with the West Point
Division a. Fair Oaks Station. is pro-
crossing. About onc-hali mile from
Fair Oaks the branch line crosses the
williamsburg Road q short distance
from Seven Pines. and strikes straight
into tho heart Of the l.150-acre tract
Of land secured by the government for
tho plant; Rails have hc"n laid for
som" distance, and III" track Is being
used % haul railroad materials
These two lines will be tho main
transportation arteries Of tho powder
packing nlant. from which in tho course
Of time numerous branch lines in every
direction viii he built. APPROX nnatcly
forty miles Of railroad trach Will he
laid within the plant when the indus
try is completed. railroad facilities be
ing provided for every packing unit.
There VIII nc about 10 units in the
plant, each segregated and separated
some distance from The adjoining struc-
turc.
At the Fort Lee end of the prop
crty there is great activity. The office
building has been erected and work :
men are now preparing TO enclose the
property with high wire fencing. At
both this location and Seven Pines
large signs have been placed: IT. s.
Military Reservation" Keep Out"
Several hundred workmen arc engaged
in building" highways through tho
Pre- pcrty. white the road which skirts
the tract has been improved Small
Office and tool buildings have been
erected a, various locations on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
WRECKS 7JILpING OPERATIONS
iLANi: LITTLE ACTIVITY

!. < l.ass!tcr purchased ,ro': the
'-a.;-es O. the Libcrias Lodge III Per
lection No. :. tho property al the north
.ast cornor OF Monument Avenue and
Deep Kun street, for the sum OF sl@.-
ooG. Ii has frontage Oh Monumenr
Avenue Of so feet 1873 inches.
r. g Cabcll. trustee, also sold 20
: {. S!oau the real estate $ feet .
inches by 40 feet inches on the south
line OF Cary street. 40 feet 3 inches
west OF Twelfth street. known as the
Did Il. and \. Office building, for So
500
No operations of Importance were
noted a, the Building Inspectors Office
the permits issued being for alteration
and repair work. The total amount
represented was $3.50
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
FOR ALL TWELVE BiSkS

WASHINGTON May 25.-Active de-
mand for loans was indicated by this
week : Federal reserve statement
showing an increase of sSl.O00.00O IN
bills discounted during tho las, week
The twelve banks condition a; the
close of business last nigh, was as
follows.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Eifty.loUr Property Transfers Arc
= J'Iaccd on Record During Week
;n Chaucery Court.
TRANSFERS TOTAL $3.50
Tr:.rt y: Land on Shockoc Creek l.
Il. Sold 10 ! T.. Gary for 100000.
Is Cnry Street Office Building Also
Z Change, HaEds.
Real Estate Summary
;sr,:nDAi.S TRANSFERS.
iI.E WEEKS rAr,I.

Featured by ssycr.i trans ctions of
ronre than ordinary Importance. the
Los.I realty mare, maintained last
e-sek is :onc .: bgIy1ury, which be-
rane evident sewers wceis ago. The
to,al f.. the week Wa i!:ty-toUT trans
fer ssEre=a ing s2SS.0o(.
Perhaps Tic most notable irtrsac-
tionk wa" tic Sale by the Richmond
Sand AID Gravel Company. inc, to
j. T.. Graz. Of is properly on me
..o.:hsiLe, bordering on Shockne Creck
80 '.ie Chcs. pcaNe aud Ohio Railway.
with is g. l-2 -crcs II extent. for the
::ei e: $4,000.
j. = Christian and VIE sold to y.
II. Stevens - Niece Of property ln
Gin;e- PARK designated as bot in
b!cc:. l. for 'i3.j0p 1'he same real
ests;s vs. bought by Mr.. Christian
!-an :" ". Timberlake about tw'
tuu:tss aco .o- $4,000
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED

L. .Adamson. trustee. 10 James X
ia,ewfy. 10y -, block -. plan OF Wood
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Total resources
IuhfIiffas
Total liabilities

Total liabilities ..... S3.5S5,3O3 600
Ratio OF gold reserve TO net deposit
and Fcdsral reserve note liabilities
combined. COS per cent.
Ratio OF total reserves To net de-
post and Federal reserve note liabili-
ties combined, ca per cent.
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316 North
lwenty-Seventh
Street
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY,. MAY -, 1915.

At AUCTION
EpNESpAY. MAY - 1915.
at o'clock T. NJ
The above pronerty riI hc nror.,,
iGF SAFE on The premises. at the :cuuos,
OF the executor of Leonard e Cri!ia,.
ntTcascd, IN order 10 clos. ~. estate
ms property is located in the most do
sra dc section OF Church. mn Tho 10,
fronts about IS feet = inches on TWEEN
F-ScNrn'h street and extends an tir-
usually good depth between Somewhat
IRE MAR lines. I'll. improvements
CONSIST OF a two-story and basement
substantially built brick dwelling. and
hss bath, etc. An opportunity Is Of
icrcu 10 IN" homeseckcr or investor, so
be sur. TO attend tEc sale
EH'lS: Literal. and announced at
\ ". sowE & soN. INC.
Auctionecrs.
hf MooREFiE g. BLAKE. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
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BUILDING OPERATIONS
AWAIT RAILROAD TRACKS
construction Work on Seven Pines
Powder Plant Will BE Started
i'll Next Few Days.
PRELIMINARY WORK FINISHED
Great Activity Now Ccntcrs Around
New War Industry East of Rich
mond-Real Estate Is bringing
Enormous Prices.

construction work on the new now
ucr packing plant for the United Statcs
government at Fort Lee and Seven
.lncs' winch VIII cost Approximately
s",oooooO. and Will employ about 5000
men and women whom II is placed in
operation. is being delayed until two
branch railroad lines can be built into
inc property. This work is now we'll
under way, and rapid progress is be-
ing made. Railroad officials Yesterday
declared that the tracks would be com
picted within Il short time. when build
ms operations will he started on an
extensive scale.
Since no great amount Of work can
be started until these lines arc com
plcted. all preliminary work is being
rushed TO completion AS soon as the
railroad lines are placed in operation
and materials can he shipped into the
property. construction work on the
plant itself Will be started and rushed
10 completion. The contractors-the
Foundation Company, OF New York-are
in readiness to go forward with the
project As soon as facilities will permit
construction work
The Chesapeake and Ohio branch line
connects at Fort Lee with the trunk
line Of the system. The tracks have
been laid for considerable distance
into the plant. and this section is now
being used by the construction forces
Ia haul railroad materials into the
property Within the past two weeks
lines goes forward an approciablc dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

. MOnUAy-
lexington Ho.cl Co. Ins.. vs. Pear,
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showing an Increase OF SSl 100000 IN
bills discounted during the las: week
The twelve banks condition a: Tic
close of business last night was as
follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault. ..... AS $50 n0n
Gold settlement fund Fed
cral Reserve Board iO7161 600
Cold with foreign ascn.
cics .......... $500 900
Total gold held by
banks ............. : ,as527 geo
Gold with Federal re-
serve agents . 93ai3S.ooO
Gold redemption fund ooll5.0 900
Total gold reserves sl.Ses. o2$. 600
LeSal tender notes. silver.
etc, ................. 5S.o&3. OoO
Total reserves " sl..5s.05G. 600
Ellis discounted for mem
hers and Federal re-
serve banks .. 9229aa 600
Hills bought in open mar
ket ............... 27s.22l 900
total bills on hand sl.2ol.5e0. 900
|. 8. government long
term securities .. 42.061 600
|. :. government short
term securities ... 3o.576 600
All other earning assets Il5l,0
Total earning assets Sl..77.2l4.ooo
Due from other Federal
reserve banks. net ca l4O330Oo
Cncoiiectcd items . 3e54loO00
Total deductions from
gross deposits . 35l 4O7 900
Five per cent rcdcmp-
ton fund against Fed
cral reserve bank notes 5aT oOn
4 II other resources co mn
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Auction
Sale
of
Is | 2 Nj St.
on the promises. on
TUESDAY, MAY IS 1915
at o'clock l. 81
on the promises. on
tt ESDAT. MAY IS, 1915.
at g o'clock l.. 81.

Tho lot fronts - feet on " Street.
ana the dwelling is spleniidly. built
mas ten nice rooms. bath and pantry
gas. hot and cold water. rs In nice con
hitipn, ana should rent readily for 1850
per year. The property Viii make an
'Ac"i!cht investment or nice home.
Don't fail TO attend as We cNpcct 10
sell some one big bargain
TERMS. Reasonable. and announced
AT sale
MOOREFIELp x BLAKE INC.
AuCtiOneerS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
AUCTION SALES.

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Real Estate Auciioncers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

American National Bnuk
nnnb commerce and Trusts
Broad street Hnnk
Br|ad,,ny National Hunk.
Central National Bank.
Church liill Rank
First National Bank.
Mechanics and Merchants BnnIS
Merchants National Innl<
National Stnte md city Bnnk
Old Dominion Trust Co.
Planters National Bank
NichmOnd Trust and saw. Co.
Savings Bank
niou Bank
West End Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

Outstanding ......S sS2sI oon
Total amount of bills discounted an.
bought for the week ending May -
1915. s22,4S1,ooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

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