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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
GERMAN SUBMARINES
RESPECT OUR CUNNERS
Men In Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Say U-Boats Give Wide
Berth to Conveys.
WANT sAlLERs AND TRAwLERs
Crews Of American Vessels on Duty
Thrce Days and Nights When
Passing Through the Submarine
War Zone.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. May l8.-Ameri-
valided from the war zone to the naval
hospital here, report that the Ger
man submarines have a deep respect
for the skill OF American gunncrs. and
appa rcntly arc giving American con-
voyS wide berth. So vigorous has
been the campaign OF ahnihilation
wagcd by the American and British
warships that the C-boat3 arc follow
ing growing inclination to attack
only trawlers. small sailing craft or
vessels which have straycd from the
protection of the conveying de-
stroycrs.
IT has been no easy task to bring the
U-boat commanders to this plan OF ac-
ton. They knew that their ovcrlords
in Berlin had promised the destruction
of many transports that they had told
the German public that few Amcr-
can soldiers would ever roach France
alive. The men of tho American de-
stroycrs and the gun crews the
merchantmen knew that the German
undcrSca craft must be taught from
the very beginning that 1t was bad
business TO attack an American ship.
For the/hrst six months OF the war
no man slept ..board our ships in the
three days when their vessels were
going through the danger zone.
The orders read. Every man must
be at his post until further orders
FIRE upon any suSpiciou object" The
order meant that gun crews and look
outs were TO be on duty for three DAYS
ana three nights. But these men felt
that the time had come when they
were AT bat. and none wished to be
absent when the time came for tho
test OF his skin.
for the most part, tho men who arc
In the naval hospital here recovering
from illness or injuries served in the
gun crews on transports or tank
steamers. They arc all anxious TO ret
back to the fun of hunting the sub
marines. although they agree that the
most exciting days have gone, and
their hopes lie in the direction OF q
piiict on some warship attached to tho
North Sea service. But they have had
varied and stirring experiences
typical OF their adventures is the
story OF +. y. Ncgley. Of GRANVILLE, Ill.
gun trainer on the tanker pearlshcli.
who saw the Motana. "A Standard OH
company tanker, sink one minute after
being torpcdocd.
THE rcarlshcll got into an ENGLISH
port early one morning" said young
Neg ley We were all pretty well
urea out. because every man had been
on duty for three days and nights.
never slept so we'll in my life as
dld when we got inside the nets and
inc order came to knock off
we got some shore leave later, and
had chance to see some OF tho
town | met a British officer. who said
that there were about fifteen German
submarines OFF Eddystone Light lie
sara that IS soon as the destroycrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Pcr.onnl md Otherwise

Sheriff W, L. Bo!sseau. OF Prince
George County, is reported as seri-
o"s'y III Of bronchial pneumonia
Mrs. X. s. Walsh ana daughter. Miss
Helen. accompanied by Miss March.
daughter Of General March. ch!et.of-
staff United states Army. are spending
the week end here as guests of Colonel
Welsh
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company have hung out service Tags
at points along its line, in honor Of
employees who have enlisted in the
army and navy. and may hang on, one
here 1t is said that fully 1900 OF
the romrany's employees arc in the
eunntry.s service.
Secretary Martin and several NOM
o''s OF tho Chamber OF Commerce VIII
attend The meeting OF the Surry County
E"ard Of Supervisors next Tuesday. 20
urge tho Improvement Of the Old stage
Road from Petersburg through that
county state Highway Commissioner
Coleman Will also attend the meeting.
IN italian nag VIII hc raised under
ne S'@fs and stripes over the POS,
pNi.o Building on May H. in hoonr
|of italy bay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ATE ALONE while HUBBY
DlNED IN LUXURY, SAYS WIFE
vic or New York Sugar uuycr Tells
Court OF Many Lonely Meals
Mt Home.

NEW YORK. May 1S.-While her hus-
oahd dincd sumptously in fashionah bic
restaurants. Mrs. Clara II. Montgomery
asserts she had to content herself with
Il lonely lamb or pork chop. which he
would bring home late each evening
Ihat she related to Justice Ncwuurgcr
IN the Supreme Court in asking for i
separation from Joseph l.. Monts omcry.
sugar buyer.
Mrs. Montgomery said her husbands
unreasonable attitude was responsible
Tor their cstranEcment and told Incl
oehts OF alleged cruelty. While they
were living apart. she said. she was
requested by Montgomcrys sister to
Inform him OF his mothers death and
urge his presence at the funeral He
refused to go to the funeral. she tcs-
tined. and Mr.. Montgomery admitted
to Justice NewburEer that he had re-
manned away.
Justice Newburscr. in rescrving de-
clsion. Indicated that he approved OF
Mrs. Montgomery's plea for scpara-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Catching Snakes
Is His Specially
Ohio Man Has Way Of Grab
bling Off Rdttlers That's
Different.

NoRwALll. OHIO. May ls.-Are
there many rattlcsnakcs left in North
crn Ohio?
Lots OF EN-" say residents OF
Southwestern Huron County.
II any one has a hankcring to face
4 real live buzz-tail. let him visit the
marsh country near Celryvillc. about
twelve miles from Norwalk. Rattlers
may be found in this district il a
reasonable amount OF energy is cx-
pended.
The other day an onion grower told
some of his Norwalk friends that the
rattlcsnakcs in tho vicinity OF his
farm give concerts that sound like a
battery of machine guns.
Although this remark is slightly ex-
asgerated. it is fact that an I'M
usual number OF rattlesnakcs have been
seen in the southern part OF the county
this spring.
Ten chances to one. II the word
snake is mentioned in Huron County,
some one is quite likely TO begin to talk
about w. l.. Shuman. superintendent
of school district No. 3.
Shuman makes his living by help
ing school marms bring their recall
itrant pupils into line. But his lcis-
ure time is devoted TO snakes. botany
and geology.
Shuman's fame. however. rests
largely upon his ability to capture live
Armed with a long stick terminating
in a short crotch. Shuman approaches
the snakes in busincss-likc manner
pins their heads to the ground grail
them by the tail and drops their hea DIS
INTO Jar containing poison. AS soon
as the poison does It's work. Shuman
takes tn. RATHER home and mounts IL.
The specimens arc not bruised as
"hcn the ordinary way OF killing is en-
pioyed. and Shuman has one OF the best
collections OF mounted rattlcsnakes in
the country.
Some time ago Shuman discovered
mat II RATHER is suspended by its
'a!l' It cannot raise its head birh
enough TO strike it's captor. AS far
is 1t known. however, no one has tried
% infringe on Shuman's methods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
A CONTRACTORS
AGREEABLE EXPERIENCE
WITH IRONIZED PAW.PAW

MT j. II. Evhns. Il wcli-known cor
tractor residing at Edgewa,d. s. c.
says; y was suffering from nervouz
INDIGESTION. stomach and liver trouble
could not cat without suffering agony
after each meal, which made me PLY.
''cal wreck was advised TO call and
SOC YOU and try your Ironizcd pnw-pu,,
which had been recommended by "a
friend. l must admit was a LITTLE
skeptical at first. having tried 50
many things without success. but
am more delighted than / can possibly
express that did decide to try vour.
ironizcd rnw-I'nw. After using a cou
pie OF bottles according 10 direction
ma III or, ny stomach good as ever, my liyer
~ acting line. aud ! can eat everything
now without after distress. You Have
certainly splendid remedy which does
all ana moro than you claim for It.
and II Wi! afford inc pleasure to rec.
onlf0cnd its use wherever go"
II your food distrcsscs YOU. II Won
are constipntct. have headaches. dir
~ Spells. are nervous and get tho
hiucf. Just take a spoonful OF Ironizrh
FiW- Paw. fouil Ind all tho disagree
,'"ie feeling passing away very quickly
Do aS scores Of your rcighbors arc do
- =" ''''.s ~ i!Oh!Z"u Ia Ia ~
ana bid your liver ana stomach all
mcuis goodbye We want The man or
woman Who can't sleep and In de-
pendent 10 try this remedy. You'u
never 80 back TO the old fashioned
medicines. Lots OF business and pro-
'oss' onal men Ind Itonizcd Paw Paw
enables thom TO do more and better
work. J, seems 10 encrgize every nbcr.
tissue and hone Begin on Ironized
raw :" to-day SO YOU can join tile
army Of converts.
Your druggist probably keeps II. but
x he doesn't II il sold in Richmond a,
=. Miller Co. BIS East Broad Street;
Tragic Drug Co. Si7 East Broad Street.
Grant Drue Co can branchcs)
lroni2cd Paw Paw Qiquid form). has
~" formula on every bottle Mail
orders promptly attended 10. Inter
state Drug Company. Inc. Sew York
AGv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
COMMITTEE OF WORKERS
TO HAVE OFFICIAL STATUS
"r''iSh Admiralty VIII Have Thorn p.,,
WIN Working and WnSe
Conditions,
ny Associated Press ]

ny Associated Press
Ho'\noN, May lS.--The admiralty h,e
issued circular Informing The work
men at the Royal Dock Yards. ana
o'her naval establishments. saws - dis
ia'ch TO the Times from Portsmouth,
'""' me admiralty has decided 10 an
point committees of workers to deal
with questions relating to their wei.
rare ana conditions OF service
Inc committees, il is added. will he
erected by ballot by the workers and
WI! be empowered to submit their dc.
cls!ons to the officers OF the dcnar,-
ments concerned with the RICH; of an.
peai, II necessary. to "A special commit
Tee elected by the other committees
Any question that cannot be settled To-
ca!ly can be submitted 10 the admiralty
commenting on the announcement
the Times naval expert says the work
ors VIII be enabled 10 have a voice
III the conditions of and pay for their
work. He adds that it is the govern
aents earnest desire TO create good Will
ana better understanding between tn.
employers and workers everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
PATRlARCHS MILITANT
u'hrerS and Decide 10 Attend
centenary Celebration in
body Next N.car

- ne i lIncS- DISDatCb
hYNcHBURG. VA. MAY IS'1.A, >, >
recent meeting of the pa,riarcbe Nil
,""'' l. -. O. +. at Lynchburg :, rosn-
Ir',"h was adopted that all rner,hnc.
oi me Patriarchs Militant branch wo,,;I
.,ect win tho Sovereign Grand I,oInn
| us annual session to be hold ~
,,a',lhore' September %. 1919. TO colo
t".H me one hun,lrcdth anniversor.,
"l inc order. The following oGirnr,
"rIe erected unanimously;
'cSident, Colonel Charles pob,;
10y virtue OF commission as dcnar. :
neht commander. Richmond, VIZ
ritSiaeht Lieutcnant-C Colonel w
n"I'in' Alexandria: secretary. Adim.
.a.Il Leslie Drew Richmond; trc:,s
nokc ''"' Hoi :
Ihr above named officers were a,,,.
tered intc service by Licutcnnnt
colonel w. H. Martin
Inc president then announced tbo 70,
owing appointments. who were mn
ttrrd INTO service by Licutcnant-Coi-
onel ID. l.. Stansberry. aid on tho CT. r.
OF General y. L. Stocker. the ccncr,I
commanding: u
Chaplain. Captain II. VI. Rejnhard ,.e
,ncnmohd; sentinel. Ensign w
lark OF Alexandria: picket rnsi..,|
"i' davidson, OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
CONSERVE SMOKELESS COAL
Domestic Consumers Forbidden to Use
PocnhontuS md New River
Product,

HAGEESTOWN, MD, May 1s.-
the greater delivery OF smokcless coal
to all ships that must pass through
the submarine zone. the fuel admins
tration to-day issued regulation rro-
hibtinS the distribution and use OF
smokciess coal from the Pocahontas
and New River districts in Virginia and
West Virginia for domestic purposes
in Wisconsin, Minnesota. North Dakota,
South Dakota and Iowa.
By an additional regulation. bitumi-
nous coal from Pennsylvania. Ohio
Maryland. West Virginia, Virginia.
Western Kentucky and Tennessee Is
barred from shipment by way OF the
Great Lakes into Illinois for sale. dis
tribution or use for domestic purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

on the surface charging her batteries.
The submarine was behind an island.
The San Diego. with two converted
Frcnch yachts. made a speedy trim IN
inc island and tho yachts. because
,hey drew littlo water were able To
uash around point Of land and cover
the submarine before she co d movn
OF In water where she could submcrrc
Inc U-hoat was taken into French
port by crew from the yachts. Tho
crew was made up of men trained I'm
.no construction of the German sub
marines. and experienced no dio,cmI,,.
In navigating her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
SLEEPS IN BED ONCE
OCCUPIED BY KING
Member of United StntcS Marine Crew
Has Remarkable Experience
i'm (rCCrc

SEATTLE. WASH. May lS.-SIccp-
Ing in the luxurious bed once occupied
by the King of Greece when he visited
France and being attended by 4 valet
attircd in vclvc; and gold lace was the
novel experience OF Ridge Sly. OF va
kima. Il member OF the United States
Marine Corps. now with General Per-
shinE's forces in France.
Sly's mother received letter several
days ago from her son in which he de-
scribcd his furlough. spent Somewhere
in France" out OF the battle zone.
In the letter he tells of being quar-
tered in ono Of many hotels set aside
for American soldiers on leave. where
he was given the honor of sleeping In
the chamber formerly used by the Gre
clan monarch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
GIRLS IN HIGH SCHOOL
CAUGHT SHOOTING CRAPS
Teacher Discovers Them PlnyinE in
basement OF building mt IInScrs-
town, Md.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-To insure
Some have nine children and some
have seven"
Large Richard from an educated
city"
Read 'em and weep"
Hop off. Peter. let your wife ride"
Joe me bones. I'm four YOU"
No, the scene is not down in the
South. with bunch OF darkies be-
hind a cotton bale. But 1t was right
in the basement OF a HaEerstown high
school and the shooters" were all
girls.
Seniors. juniors and sophs ratified the
dice until even the teacher got tiled
and investigated. One of the girls @aA
"out on eight" when the teacher walk.
ed in.
An investigation Is on and some Of
the girls arc the least bit worried
about the ultimate receipt of their
Shcepskins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ALSO CLAIM BONAPARTE
German Newspapers Claim Great Wnr-
rior Was of Their Own Pro-
IttrfIan

AMSTERDAM May 1S.-Having al
ready claimed Shakespeare as Ger
man, the Berlin newspapers have now
discovered that Napoleon Bonaparte
was also one Of them. The claim to
Napoleon is put forward on the au-
thority OF Il PruSsian anthropologis
Professor Otto Iiauscr. who notes
among other proofs" that Napoleon
had blue eyes and cinder- colored hair
which are called characteristics of the
German race" Napoleon's patronymic,
he adds. was "Cadolinehi." taken from
the German word kadeling, and his
mother belonged to tho Rainolni.
which Is IA dcbascmcnt OF Rammel cin,
an essentially German name"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

offices has caused new type of res
taurant to spring up in little byways
OF Westminster. Whitshall and Kings
way.
They are marked with attractive old
fashioned lettering at the entrance
ana dainty. artistic curtains shade tho
interior. The service on the tables is
dainty and tho surroundings made
cheerful by gay chlntz-covered chairs,
vases Of spring flowers and pretty
china.
p some are run as club. and a small
charge Is made for membership. which
carries with it reserved seat ana
reduced scale of charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
REGISTER CHILD WORKERS
IN PETERSBURG FACTORIES
'"i'eo states Department OF Labor
VIII begin Registration This
Week.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch :

lspecial to The Times-Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va. May 1s-The
registration OF all children employed
IN petersburg industries will be taken
next week. beginning on Tuesday. bv
representatives Of the United States
department OF Labor. Such rcsistra
ton is being taken throughout tho
country. The work here will be in
charge OF Miss Mary II. Moran, assis-
tan' inspector of the Department OF
i'"ooF. In the inves tigation OF child
CONDITIONS here, Miss Moran recently
reported that conditions were murb
better in Petersburg than she had
found in other cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

In the Police Court this morning.
'ohn Dean and Robert Little. owners
oil hsh stores IN this city. we're sent
TO The Hastings Court TO answer the
charge OF storing liquor in their
houses This liquor was seized in n
RAD ny the military police. \ quantity
OF Hquor W:!S also found in MIR. Deans
nome al fornda!e Park. which case
VIII come under investigation by the
pinwidG!e authorities The two de-
PENDANTS were baiicd in the sum OF
$500 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
DOG OWNS LIBERTY BOND
"est virginia Woman nuy. One far
Herself md Anothcr for

CLARkSBuEG. w. ". May fs.-Mrs.
l. a. Weigner purchased a Liberty
nohd Tor herself and one for her pct
u"s. freddy. The dog is now with bor
son at training camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Annuni Meeting $. $. Association.

Tho iifty-sccond annual meeting of
inc Methodist sunday School Associa-
uoh OF Petersburg and vinicity. will
he held In Washington Street Church
tomorrow afternoon. The association
embraces eight schools. with $500 or
more officers. teachers and scholars.
Only two OF the charter members Of
ihe association are now living--James
IL. Blanks and Mrs. Richard Bagby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
BANK CLEAR|NGs SHOW
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Total for Week Is S44.7O6.15S. rs
Compared With S2J,675,2 for
Same Period of Last Year.
BxPECT MAY TO SET RECORD
Federal Reserve Bank Continues Ac-
tive, and Rediscounts Bills Ag-
gregating SS5,3S5, OOO-Rcsourccs
Make Substantial Gain.

: Richmond financial institutions yes.
terdaN reported substantial increase
In clearinEs for the week over the
corresponding period OF last year. The
report OF the Clearing House .\ssocia-
ton showed total clearinCs OF SAT-
ic6.l5S for the week ending with the
close OF business yesterday afternoon
as compared with S25.6T5.2$" for the
same week Of last year. showing 4
heavy increase. Clcarings for the
month OF May so far have shown heavy
gains over tho same month OF last year.
and bankers anticipate Il new high
record for May this year.
There was continued activity at tire
Federal Reserve Eank %. Richmond
during the past week. TIE report Of
Governor George J. Soay.ycsterday af-
tcrnoon showed that for tho week
ending with the close of business Fri
day afternoon the hank bought and
discounted bills ascrcGatnE S35.3Sj.-
eco. which WAS Il subs tantial Increase
over the corresponding week OF last
year. Tile reserve banks resources
also increased. totalinE SiSi,17a.ol0.
Governor Seays statement. showing
the hanks condition at the colse OF
business, is as follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates in
vault ...............s 6.3G4.0oO
Gold settlement fund..... IS.TlOOOO
Gold with foreign agencies. 1885. 900
agent :, ms mn
Cold rodern,ion r,,rd SEoo1
Total gold reserve. ...S 5S,SS3.OoV
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin osono
-------.
Total gold reserve 5ao5o ooo
BILLS discounted ava ro,,rt,, 900: oSn
United states government
bonds and certificates. c.757. 900
To,., ea-,;r- ,.r.,, 40
Uncollectcd items s o71,1 600
National barb notes -oC ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Among the members Of Paddock's
signal Corps Battalion. decorated for
bravery IN Picardy. appears the name
Of Il II Reese, who is believed to be
J. H. Reese, Of Petersbugr. who en-
listed in the signal corps some months
ago and Is in France. He is "A member
or prominent family here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
To CioHc istIxfncsH.

Mayor Robert Gillian has issued a
proclamation requesting that all bust
ness be suspended in the city Monday
afternoon, owing to the Red Cross
demonstration, in order that everybody
may take part in IT,
There VIII be q mass-meetior snd
address at Central Park after tho
parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
AiRPLANE FATALITIES
Three Recently CoIIided on British
Field, killing All OF the
AyIatOrs.
10y Associated Press.1

LONDON, May 18.--Thcre have been
many Instances in England Of airplane
fatal ities from two planes colliding in
the air. but the first case on record
IN which three airplanes were involved
in Il single collision occurred a few
days ago at Scotch airdromc. The
collision occurred about 800 feet above
ground. and all three flying men were
killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Thirty-Six CrusS Sands,

Inc visit OF Acca Temple Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine yesterday after
noon attracted great interest in the
c!tS. Thirty six noviccs for Peters
nnfE, Richmond. iopcwell and Camp
Lee were initiated at the ceremonial
held at night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Hnnrilnr pIncca

Good boarding places arc sometimes
hard 70 find. You viii find a place to
suit YOU in the Want Ads to-day.
Times Dispatch Want Ads will bring
good hoardcra. Call Randolph l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
STATEMENT
FOR ALI. TWEI.NE nSSES
IBy Associatca Press.

WASHINGTON. May ls.-A pro-
nounced liquidating movement devel-
oped this week among Federal Re-
serve Banks, bills on hand dropping
from sL225,o0o.oO0 to $ll22. O0o. 900.
Gold reserves increased Sll.O00. 600.
The condition OF the twelve banks at
me close OF business last night was
as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Inc Boy Scouts of Petersburg. who
have made themselves useful on every
occasion Tor service. will aid the Red
cross in the great drive OF next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
RESTAURANTS FOR WOMEN
Ne" Type OF Dainty Enting pIacex
Spring Up In
London.
Thy Associates rrcss.l

b.
h'NptN, May Is. The influx OF wo.
men Workers into government and other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ltCsnIIFCcs.

Gold coin and certificates
in vault Observation-Disclosures 4.e5oa Ooo
Gold settlement fund Fed
cral Reserve Board.. 4ls.337 600
Cold Win foreign agencies 52.5O0.OOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

outstanding ............s 61.9Sl.0lO
Total amount of bills discounted and
bought for the week ending May Il.
1919. $35,3S5,0O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Total ssh hel.ghy bankss $50, 3s6 600
Gold With Federal Reserve
agents .s ol5 52s ma
Goid redemption fund. 2S502 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Ratio OF gold reserves 20 nc, de-
post and Federal Reserve motto liablU-
ties combined. Gl2 per cent.
Ration 81 total reserves to net do
post ana Federal Reserve note La
bi!ities combined. G&.1 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Boarding Places

(a) Net amount due to other Fed.
eral Reserve banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Total bills on hand.
United States government.
lons-tern securities Of;
United States government
short-term securities
All other earning assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Total earning assets. .sI,@37.727. oo0
Due from other Federal
Reserve Banks. NJ; Cal.s l.SSa.ono
uhco.!ecied Items ...... 3si,39l,0OO