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The Washington times., 1919-11-18
Boersianer's
Comment
on Business
BY BOERSIANER.

Foreign exchange has descended to
new depths despite private efforts to
preclude such records. What is at
tempted individually to sustain for.
eign money in this market is indi-
Gated by the advertisements of de-
partment stores. English coats,
French silks, Belgian glassware, for
eign merchandise generally are ad-
vertised at tempting prices; cogent
evidence that Europe has much to
sell here and in other markets. Even
so, the Offset in the trade balance is
imperceptible. 1t does not stay the
inexorable declension in the exchange
of the countries mentioned.
Among several capital things await
ing correction is the vital thing OF
currency. The Bank of England in
1914 had notes in circulation amount
ing to s146,5S5,000: it has now s41S,-
525, 600, and IL there is taken the cur
rency notes circulating in the United
Kingdom. additionally. S1,6s2,1S0.o0o,
the total is $2,110,705. .0O0-that is, an
increase of sf,s64,12o.ooo.
Increase In Notes.
Before the war the Bank of France
had s1,1S2,3S0,000 notes out; 1t now
has s7,359,ss5,o 200, an increase of
s6,l77, 100000. The Reichbank pre-
war total was <s472.725.000 the fig.
ures today are sI446,025,000. The
Bank of Italy's total shows an expan-
sion of $1,74S,23O,000 in notes. The
total for the Austro-Hungarian Bank
Is *9,417,435.ooo, against SAB, 700, 900
in 1914.
The increase in Belgian note circu-
lation is 100000. 1t is impossi-
BILE to estimate Russia; the total must
be stupendous. Before the war the
state Bank of Russia had out SS17,.
100000; in September 1917 this had
risen to s9,1S1 ,0S5. .000-an increase OF
~. ,0SO,000. and yet this does not
take into account the enormous mass
of Bolshevik paper issued during the
past two years.
On the other side--on the validat-
ing balance-the account is not less
orenous. With $2.110,70g.000 notes
current, the gold held in England
amounts to $573.73O. 600. or an increase
or $372.9lO000 against an increase of
S1,s64,120, 900 in notes.
Increase In Gold.
France shows an increase of S244.-
Os5.o00 in gold. against. an increase
Of s6.l77, 7,505, 900 in notes. Germany.
with an increase in her note circula-
tion of S6,973.300. shows a decrease
or &36,sO5,0oo in gold compared with
1914.
The fall in the yellow coin held by
the Austro- Hungarian Bank is sheer:
there is decline of $3ss.2S0,000 as
compared with 1914; last month il
only held S54,31o,000 gold, against a
note circulation of s9,417,335, 600.
italys gold holding shows a decline
OF s5s,92o.o0o. as compared with the
pre-war sum. -.
Russia gold holding, taken on the
same date as that for the notes, shows
an increase of $929,325, 900 against an
Increase in notes of. IS, 364, 100000
Epitomized, rise of s37,493,575. 900
in note circulation in all European
countries has been supported by an
increase in gold OF only S3,109. 205, 900:
or of one-tenth only. Europe is
confronted with an arduous task
that OF putting solid ingredient
into her moneys. She has been on a
currency drunk and now must under
go the gold cure.
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WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Prices were
irregular at the stock market opening
today. United states Steel opened at
lo5%, unchanged; Pressed Steel Car.
l0SL up 2: Pan-American. no. up q
Studebaker. Hay, up X; Baldwin,
1OSl1. up %; bethlehem "B," 90. off
Il; Republic Steel 1o5A unchanged; /;
Reading. s2t-, unchanged: Southern
Pacific, 1885,, off ~; Crucible. 2o1,
off ): New York Central. T5k, off Y /:
Union Pacific, l31 y. up g. ana Cen
eral Motors, 319&. up az.
The market closed weak.
Yesterday
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T0DAY'S SALES.

Capital Traction SIS, sl,OoOd94,
81 .00OG94, s1,OOOd94.
Washington Railway. $500 963.
Potomac Electric gen. 6's, $1,000 g
97L.
American Graphophone G's, $1,000
997s.
Capital Traction, 1OQ91 y, sa91h.
Washington Gas. 10Q497s, 15a4egs.
Union Trust. 1d116.
Mergenthaler, 2Q140.
Graphcphone com, 4-2Oa64.
After call:
Washington Railway pfd., 5d51S.
543TA, 5I5I&.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lS.-Wheat,
firm; stocks diminishing. No. . red
winter, $2.25a to S2.36A; No. red
winter, garlicky, S2.33a TO S2.34. Re-
ceipts. 1856 bushels; shipments,
300,079 bushels.
Corn, steady. No. yellow old do
mestic, Sl.65 asked. Receipts. 1886
bushels: shipments, 49, bushels.
Oats. firm. No. ? white domestic
I9lac sales. Receipts. 1854 bushels;
1850 bushels.
Rye, firmer. No. , Western export
spot, Sl46mS1.47. Receipts, none;
40 bushels.
Hay. steady. unchanged.
Flour unchanged
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LOCAL FINANCIAL
AND BUSINESS
GOSSIP

with the passage of the railroad
Esch bill yesterday by the House, the
favorable report out of conference of
the Edge foreign bill, and prospects
for an early settlement OF the peace
treaty, local bankers and investors
are sanguine abou, an early improve
ment in the general financial situa-
tiou.
The unsettled condition of the rels-
tions of this country with former bel
ligerents of Europe has teen a source
of anxiety to banking and business
circles. Trade with European coun-
tries has been delayed on account of
the political uncertainty, and in a
number of instances, according to re-
ports coming through official chan
nels, competitors in world trade are
taking advantage of the markets of
the world, while this country awaits
definite and final action on the peace
treaty.
The special committee of the Dis
trict of Columbia Bankers Associa-
ton. which was appointed some time
ago TO look into the feasibility OF
entertaining the 1920 convention of
the American Bankers Association in
Washington, has reported that the
local hotels are fully adequate to ac-
commodate the 4,50O members of the
national association who would come
here to attend the next convention.
The executive council Of the American
Bankers Association, meeting in New
York tomorrow, will decide whether
Washington will be the scene Of the
next convention.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange today showed little i'm
provement over yesterdays market,
transactions today being chiefly con-
fined to utility bonds.
Washington Gas was steady IS
shares changing ownership at 4sA.
Washington Railway preferred sold
at 57A; sales in Capital Traction
stock were recorded at 91is.
In the bond line Capital Traction
5's sold at "a, while Washington Rail-
way As were successfully offered at
63. Potomac Electric General s's sold
today at s7N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL tho following persons call at Red
Cross Home Service station, SOC henois
bldg, llth and q SITS. y. W, in regard TO
a lotment checks:
Crawford, Rose Jenson, 5Oi ST. y. W.
sherman, Pearl Ellen. CO II. ]. ave. y. W
Hanson, Irene. general delivery.
johnson, Beulah Jenkins, Isl st. y. T.
Mcneil, Helen Gertrude, IA East St NJ
Freeman. Almira, 1l5 Pierce " W. ~
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1920 q st. y. w.
, hnnrE.-Irrnr-, 1ath Sfrrnt-
MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRYOYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you are going TO seek advice or help,
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family affairs When and whom you will
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MADAME LENOkt,

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MADAME VICTORIA

EG1 FIIAN PALMIST & MEDIUM
Can tell yCu anything you wish to know or
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MADAME ALLEN
WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AND
CIAIRXOYANT

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FINANCIAL

WE'D HAS PASSED s1-so o.
oil In WE PREDICT sI,S
Boston Copper News siI,s sHr !" sss
une, gives latest SILVER and CofPk,S
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BOSTON COFFEE NEWS, Boston. Msss
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MADAM D'ASHMAN
MRS. BOSWELL
PALAiIsT AND CLAIRVoYAl

FALAilSI AMI SLAlHNOfANL.
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trouble she guarantees Satisfaction Read
ings, 81. 10 7TH ST. y. W, bet. C & ii!
20.
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NINE. JEANETT

EGYPTIAN PALNIST. CLAIRVOYAST.
Juafantsed ~ r. sd your entire life. past
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TRUCK BARGAINS

New Oldsmobilc Economy Trucks
To Be Sold At Cost
We have on hand ten now OIds
mobiles, Economy Trucks. which
We will sell for actual cost to Us.
This means a saving of about
5000 TO $500 on each machine.
These machines have never been
off our floor and carry the fac
tory guarantee. We have dis
continued the agency for these
Trucks and are closing out our
stock at cost. We have all type
bodies.
GENERAL AUTO TRUCK co.
21st and Va. Ave. n. w.
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FOR RENT-0FFlCES
FOR SAlE-FARMS

fe-ACRE FARM with everything with H.
s-room house. barns, cows I horse ]
pig. } wagons. set harness plows and
Gated right at the street car station at
WAverly Park. This l. a great sub-divis-
ion property, or a fine location Eor rich
mans home. OF Is suitable for trucking and
farming: price Just now to a quick pur-
chaser, IS. 500: 81, 900 cash. balance $40 per
month including interest VIII sell and
should be sold at once; short distance from
ne city.
J. ID. GARAfAN
District Nat. Bank Building.
lslssO2s24
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PERSONS with $50 to $500 are urged to IN
yesttgate Americas greatest coming Ia
dustry remember the steel cotton and au-
tOmobic Industries? This is = new rival
and your opportunity. Address J. WALTER
0NG. S"I Continental Trust bldg Phone
Main 1905. 90
DRY GOOGs and notion store doing spien-
d.d business, very desirable location:
$3.50; strictly cash. DIEOWITZ REALTY
80, 30 Colorado Bldg. Main hES
H01c-%!
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MADAM EPPY.

G"Huire Egyptian Pslmist: reads past
present and future. Satisfaction guar n
.--t. g2g "a ave y ". 81
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAlRNOYANT IN AMERICA
VIII help you TO decide what is best for
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She can tell you lots of things you will be
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Madam D'Ashman has possessed the ex-
traOrdinary power from childhood.
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
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Cor. 18th and @, Opp. Droop Music Store
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Personal Life Readings.
PHRENoLOGY.
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Spiritua! medium. Consultations sLOO.
Interviews BY appointment Ladies only.
24ls 18th ST. y. W. Phone Col. see. 49,
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Cisirvoyant Ind PzImist. can read
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PROF. MARZABAN

Palnist. Astrologist. Cl4IrvOyart- a II
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NINE. RTTH

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MADAME -KASKO

Scientific Exyptian psImist. Tells past
vresent and future. SatSsl scticn suarau-
eel 5t3 7th 81. y. ", ees
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MONEY WANTED & LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-s250 to $500 900 on D.
-, rear estate Several trust funds All
tTahsacnOno conducted with CConorIc.!
consideration for borrowers
WIN. ii. SAUNDERS & CO.
southern Building. So7 18th ST. y. W.
no2J-90t
MONEY TO LOAN
on rear estate; lowest rates: prior payment
privileges; largo amounts TYLER z.
RUTHERFORD, SIT 18th 81 sn?e-no,
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKel

1curb stocks on Pare sevenS~s
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FOR SAlE-AUTOM0BIlES

800 I'm sI,-cy Under; good conditions
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MADAME SEllA,
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1919-05-30
NOW PUBLISHING
r.sINTERESTtNGs sNEW. BOOKLET

Minot, N. D., May 24.-"Justice
Bought and Sold in North Dakota" is
said to be the title of pamphlet or
booklet that Grant Youmans, of Minot,
is preparing for publication probably
in July, accoding to information avail
able. here.
: The pamphlet will deal with the
subject that has come into controv-
$ersy between A. c. Towney and Mr..
Youmans, and which Mr.. Townley has
recently exploited in his string of
papers. :. o..
Mr.. Youmans, when interviewed, de-
clared himself strongly for the "league
program" Said Mr.. Youmans to a
reporter: "It will suffice to tell you
that myself and associates have made
great sacrifices for the league ever
since the league was started, and even
though IShave incurred Mr.. Townley's
sdispleasure, 4 would be less than true
to- myself and to the 5000 farmers as
Ssociated with me didsI give you any
thing that nigh ID any way interfere
with theEratific alton OF the league pro-
gram On June '"'ssS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1919-05-30
ITINERARY OF
Lieut.. DAN e. RICHTER, Fargo, N. D..

Lieut.. Dan E. Richter is we'll known
as a lawyer, journalist, traveller and
lecturer; prominent authority and
speaker on political economy; has
splendid military record and noted for
his organizing ability; most interest
ing speaker and we'll versed in the
issues. ~ -,...,y $,
zs Monday, June 2-Wilton. and Coal
Nine
Tuesday, June 8, 200 P. M.-Under-
wood, Mclean county.
Tuesday, June 3, 500 P. M.-Wash-
burn, Mclean county.
Wednesday, June 4, 2:00-P. M.-Cole.
harbor, Mclean county.
Wednesday, June 4, 800 P.M-Gar-
rison, Mclean county.
Thursday, June 5, 100 P. M.-Max,
Mclean county
Thursday, June 5, 500 P. My
der, Ward county.
Friday, June 6, 200 P. M.-Douglas,
Ward county.
Friday, June 6, 500 P. M.-Plaza,
Mountrail county.
Saturday, June 7, 300 P. Nina
koti, Ward county.
Saturday, June l.: $500 P: M.-Par-
shall, Mountrail county.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1919-05-30
LANCER WOULD
HAVE HIS BACON
MINUS WRAPPER
ATTY. GENERAL INSISTS THAT
PAPER COVERING CANNOT
CHARGED AS PORK

Acknowledgement William LANCER,
today commenced criminal proceedings
against the packing companies selling
wrapped bacon in this state to pre-
vent the practice of charging for the
gross weight of the package instead of
excluding from the sale price to the
purchaser the weight of the wrap
pings. The action is based on the
theory that the purchaser in paying
so much a pound for smoked meats is
entitled to net weight of meat, exclu-
sive of the heavy paper, burlap and
twine, in which the highest grade of
hams and bacons are wrapped by the
various packing companies
The claim is made that the whole
sale meat dealers, by being permitted
to charge the same price for the paper
wrappings that they charge for the
meat which they contain, have been al
lowed to make an excessive and fraud
ulent profit. The wrappings on each
package of smoked meat runs from 8
to II ounces in weight; this paper is
worth approximately six cents per
pound, and when the package is sold,
the gross weight is the one on which
the charge is made, so that the consul
mer pays not only between forty to
sixty cents a pound for the meat but
also for the paper in which the pack
age is wrapped.
To illustrate the importance of pre-
venting this alleged violation of the
pure foed law, it is stated that the
Swift Packing Company was able to
make On transactions of this character
in the United States on bacon alone
for the year just passed more than
s35,oo0,oOe.
The charge in the complaint filed is
that in selling this class of<commercial
'stlneats the sellers are violating the
pure food law in that the true net
weight of the contents of the package
is not placed upon the outside of the
wrapper. The Swift's Premium Bacon
has. been selected as the particular
kind of meat on which the test is to be
made. The date on which the prelim-
mary hearing is to be held in the city
of Bismarck has been set for Tuesday,
May 20. The outcome of the lawsuit
affects all of the packing companies
doing business in this state, including
Swift, Armour, Cudahy, Morrell and
Morris Packing Companies.
Attorney General William LANCER is
being represented in this case by AS
sistant Attorney General Albert B.
Sheets, Jr,
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OVER sfALF.s MILLION IN .3s S5..
So STATE TUITION FUND

Bismarck, N, D., May as19-In the
second quarterly appointment Of
| the state tuition fund, announced to:
sday by Miss Minnie J.. Nelson, state
superintendent Of public instruction,
ss529 ,399.. s5 will be distributed among
North Dakota, s5s counties on basis
zof 2o2, 1885 children Of school age. y. NJ
cass county will receive the larg-
sest amount, s2S, ,477;; Grand Forks.
s$22,9 Ward, stntsman,
s17 1928; and Burleig slQ;65 The
Sanlpunt of tuition per capita Is s2.61.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1919-05-30
BOARDING HOUSES ASSESSED
At 100 PER CENT OF VALUE
Bismarck, N. D., May 19.-DWel-

ing houses, whose principal use is for
boarding or rooming establishments
must be assessed under the new tax
laws of the 10Th assembly as business
properties at 100 per cent of their ac-
tual value, Attorney General William
LANCER advised State Auditor Carl
Kositzky in response to his request
for on opinion. George E. Wallace OF
the tax commission, it is stated, has
been advising assessors to consider
boarding and rooming houses >as pri-
yate dwellings.