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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28


are in the city receiving propositions
for a site FOR the new posto1ice. were
in CaleXico yesterday and while there
inspected the town with view to rec
ommendinG city mail delivery Il is i'm
probable that their recommendation
will be favorable until more of tn side
walks are paved.
County Methodist minister's. Rey.
Stewart of Heher. Rev. Roycr of CalvN-
fico. Rev. Renious of Btawley and Rev
Brink of Imperial were in the city yes
/ terGay for the regular monthly meeting
! of the Valley ministers. Rev. Palmer of
( this city was host.
AIr and Mrs. NJ. @ Kin- ana Mr.. and
i Mrs w. T. Swanberger spent sunday
visiting Ny. and Mrs. Harry W. Nrot5
! in CaleNiCo.
! Mrs Chas. Port has been visiting
Mrs. Harold Havener in CalcXjco.
Representative !. Stanley Brown
from Imperial county is planning on
leaving the latter part of the week 70"
SACRAMENTO, called there ny the sum
mons Of Governor stephens for a spe-
eial session Of the legislature to ratify
the federal woman's suffrage amend.
ment.
Miss Cheerful Apple underwent an
operation at the hospital yesterday fof
the relief Of an afflication of the throat.
Nrf,f, "a inn t
state, that he has appointed *. shin.
Hesc foy the Imperial children's home
in san Diego.
Lieut.. r. O. Paine leho has baep cal.
rying passengers in CaI.Nico was iu II
Centre this morning. Lieut. Paine ha.
applied for an air franchise between
Brawley and CalpNico.
Mrs. w NJ. Hayes ot seclcv has h,or
visiting with Mrs. ChaS Billings Of this
city.
]. 4. Smith Of ,'ea'e> Wa, nere yr-
tcrday,
Alon2o Mccain H. D.&raaa =aatu
who suffered a hru.,oa lc- IN an auto
mobile accident oA Tie highway several
weeks ago, is getting alone nicely ~
the FL Centre hospital
c. $. Mastick. Ms Bcss-, :. White
and Nh and Mis-. Lacey Ezeu os
SecleY were here yesterday ou hHsioyt
and pleasure
Miss Nora AIcspadIan. Of >'e.I.v. wao
was operated ON at the Fl Cautro fn
appendicitis last week j.; 50 far ir,.
proved that she will be able Il lo-v.
Tor home within a few days
2Ir. aaa Ms. W J. Farley a1 Placer.
lie arc making ii tour over luc iu!.
perial Valley and are spending some
time With their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
.iisson Of the Spnlor district
Mss Carrie Stuart is reported TO I've IN
with a very severe attack Of pncumoa-
Many IF the younger social set OF
~ Ccntro attended the dance given by
the American Legion in Brawlev Satur.
day evening. All report a splendid
time.
Or. W. o. Johnson returned Monday
morning from Berkeley where he has
been for the past week attending a
meeting of state farm advisors
::.'' ,,. >;c
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Miss Grace Corbin, a sister of Miss
Mildred CoIbin, county farm home
demonstration, returned with her sister
from berkeley and will make her home
here. Miss Mildred Corbin was at Berk-
eley attending a meeting of farm home
demonstrators.
Antiseptic Witch Hazel Cream is
just fine for those chapped hands,
Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
Dr.. H. l. Rasmus. district supcrin,
teudeut of the san Diego district OF
the Methodist church. is in the city,
+. H. McIver and Harry MadduN OF
the irrigation District are in San
Diego. called there to testify in the EN-.
bezz.ement case AGAINST former banker
Williams. They will return Thursday,
Or. OFT, who speaks at the high
school Il week from Tuesday, stands
first Of all for Americanism. An ora
tor of rare power, he has been both
reflecting and molding public opinion
for - years.-Adv.
Justice \. K. Mcdonald Of Holtvile
was here yesterday,
You cannot afford to carry extra
weight. See the Jordon oar.-Aa2.
Tie Central Highline farm home de,
partment of the Farm Bureau met in
Ho'tvillc this afternoon at the high
school. Miss Mildred Corbin was present
and told the ladies of her Berkeley
trip. Hat making WAS the principal
item brought up at the meeting.
The next number on the Lyceum
course being given under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythas is to be
lecture or after the war study of con-
dltions by the eminent platform orator
Dr.. Edward Amherst OFT. His subject
is victory, ADV.
Mrs. Z. \. Palmer, now at Banning
Ter hcr hcalth, will not come to Iii
5euro until about Christmas accord
Ing to present plans and then it may
he only for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Palmer is doing so well at Ban.
ming that it is thought iuadvisable to
change at this time
1t lunch time follow the crewd. Fl
will take you to the Valley Drug Co..
Adv.
Captain Davis of inland was in FL
Centre last evening cnroutc to San
Diego where he is going to buy some
more fishing tackle.
Everybody will attend the Episcopal
taois Benefit daace at the Masonic
hall Monday evening. November 3
ADV.
The Altar Society Of st. N.aryS
Catholic church will hold cooked food
sale "a; the Palace Market Saturday,
November 1.-Adv.
c. l.. Williams this morning at SIS
ca Fifth and Main ran into a car driven
by Geo. y. Ragan. He was taken before
the city recorder and fined s. as the
evidence introduced brought out the
fact that Mr. tagan was travelling
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Mr and Mrs. NJ Q. Kinv ana Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Swanberger spent Sunday
visiting Mr and Mrs. Harry w Nrot3
in CaleNiCo.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Many IF the younger social set OF
~ Centre attended the dance given by
the American Legion in BraWer Satur-
day evening. All report a splendid
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

County Methodist ministers. N2v.
Stewart of Heher Rev. Roycr of CalvN-
leo. Rev. Renious of BraWley and Rev.
Brink of Imperial were in the city yes
terGaY for the regular monthly meeting
of the Valley ministers. Rev. Palmer Of
this city was host.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Mrs, r \. Palmer, now at Banning
fer her health, will not come to Ei
8tnro until about Christmas accord
Ing to present plans and then it may
he only for the Christmas vacation.
+Mrs. Palmer is doing so well at Ban,
fdng that it is thought inadvisabe to
change at this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Justice y. K. Mcdonald Of Hotvi!le
was here Yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Everybody will attend the Episcopal
taois BENEFIT daace at the Masonic
hall Monday evening. November 3
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Tie Central Highlina farm home de,
partment of the Farm Bureau met in
Ho'tville this afternoon at the high
school, Miss Mildred Corbin was present
and told the ladies Of her Berkeley
trip. Hat making WAS the principal
item brought up at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

1t lunch time follow the crowd. ii
viii take you to the Valley Drug Co..
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

You cannot afford to carry extra
weight. See the Jordon car.-AG2.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Captain Davis of inland was in FL
Centre last evening enroutc to San
Diego where he is going to buy some
more fishing tackle.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Mrs. Chas. Port has been Visiting
Mrs. Harold Havener in CalcXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Mss Carrie Stuart is reported to I've IN
with a very severe attack of pncumoa-
ia
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Representative !. Stanley Brown
from Imperial county is planning on
leaving the latter part of the week fo.
Sacramento. called there by the sum
mons Of Governor stephens for a spe
cial session Of the legislature to ratify
the federal womans suffrage amend
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28

Or. OFT, who speaks at the high
school Il week from Tuesday, stands
first Of all for Americanism. An ora
tor of rare power, he has been both
and molding public opinion
for - years.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28
Antiseptic Witch Hazel Cream il
just fine for those chapped hands,
Valley Drug Co.-Adv.

Dr.. II. l. Kasmus, district supcrin.
tendent of the san Diego district Of
the Methodist church, is in the city.
+. II. MClver and Harry MadduN Of
the irrigation District are in San
Diego. called there to testify in the en-
bezzlement case AGAINST former banker
Williams. They will return Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-28
mites y>MlZ5il2lz7hu;7

Miss Grace Corbin. a sister of Miss
Mildred Corbin. county farm home
demOustrator. returned with her sister
from berkeley and will make her home
here. Miss Mildred Corbin was at Berk-
eley attending a meeting of farm home
demonstrators
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
WOODS hIGH TRIBUTE
TO COL. ROOSEVELT

Boston, Mass. Jan. tive have
lost real man. . leader. at time
when he can be i'll spared said
Major General Leonard Wood. when
he appeared as the principal speaker
at a memorial service held for the
late Colonel THEODORE Roosevelt in
:. !, !, * X s. So - =.
voice is silent, his inspiration will
rs few men understand. the basic
principles on which democracy rests.
that with equality Of opportunity
comes equality OF obligation.
II went along the lines In France
from end to end for months and
twenty men asked me to give them
Roosevelt's views to one who asked
the views Of all other men, combined
in this country or IN Europe.
II met President Poincare. Premier
Clemenceau and Marshal Joffre. to-
gether with a large number of other
distinguished French leaders, and al
corning Colonel Roosevelt. All OF
them paid tribute to his influence In
bringing America into the war"
General Wood declined to make
any statement in respect to the men,
ton OF his name an a presidential
possibility at Chicago meeting.
Sir George Cave, the British homo
secretary. tells the following yarn re-
garding a namesake OF hie--Cavet
Browne Cave. who came into promi-
hence some years ago as the cow
boy baronet.''
A certain Mr.. Home. addressing one
OF the American Cave Browne Caves
casually dropped two-thirds OF the
name. and was promptly reprimanded
with the remark.
II say, old chap. don't call me cave,
NV name Is Cave Browne-C Cave
Mr.. Home apologized. but did not
forget. And little later. when Mr..
Cave Browne Cave began n remark
with. II say. Hom---"the other said ,
.Den.t eali.nle Home, old chap
prefer to be called Home-Sweet-
Home."--I,ondon Tit-Bits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
lIn|ARk[I IRREGULAR
WITH NET LOSSES.
my nRoADAN wall,

sw York. Jan. IsA1he stock mar
kuas irregular today. most issues
with net losses. The few thai
S&ss strpne had special reasons In
EARNINGS or pool work feeHhg OF
& Sesslmisrn, carefully narsed by leaders
ths s9anetal worl va a9rnin1ain
eAssys~ey@ a " 5rks4ss ssasss~, Vs<e-N >-1--<t -
L kawe lost interest In money rates since
s4NAAy know there ts limit To leans
Hha fatal blow struck at American en-
VI TN sassIs weeks ago is still making It's
Il n (4ueure felt Ever Petroleum stocks
were 6&avy although they are every
hers Admitted TO be tie leading ptace
4 anMues w
vvhi,s WAR stree. was searching for
reasons tor I've weakness Of Petroleum
stocks the true reasons were at anchor
q In che harhor The return OF tanhers
II Nv shs. government has been too RAPID
I n 9ssaSiNS che com NAMES 20 bSd mar
F5xrs to g,sp them busy, The var end"5
lonr hcsrre the oil mNn cSncotea an"
I tAes Naa neglected To ry"vfds tive rev
a4eYset srr Petroleum.. To add 20 the
s3x6rr rtexsty IF the situation wool mills
~ New yngfsn that were 20 use OF
3 fuel as CLOSING War industries are
aysTvvsrr Down ard tsN rev mills ~"
I mr. ~snrssne So the present boor' IN
Petroleum stoe'ss is probably ended. -
viii take several weeks . readjnS'
59he f.tiSfweSS TO \ NsSRS I'll EsFG'f $50
ssh%r ,ns n{ik ~i;i bc N7ttar than ever
Yrr thew win ee on a permanent earn
ing basis
witt, everybody expecting ? rcdur~
-sfaon Of the United states steel d'v'-
dent the short interest Is quite large
Eome brokers say u is Uncor1fHTtab}y
"a. II ;s known that the real steel
peorie are willing 70 buy around this
level and that the AuvinE Ell improve
~. down
4 Eack of the rcssiuisr1 IF the hank
ers ix the feeling that congress ~ not
xaving the country what II wants in
the tax bill There Is 10 rroT'eian
against the country being foeded ".ih
cheap goods from abroad AS the tartr
That caused the commercial panic Of
s1AI4 IL stiif in effect other countries
have r,aee nrovl sion TO seize foreign
ecn,merce at once. but for aitruistic
rea4ope the United States has held
Rack Hundreds Of agents are now be-
fnx cent out from this country 10 all
sAe--SaaTI9~ but they are and
alNg the others there ahead of them.
With the high prices prevailing here
aud the lack OF any tariff protection
home manufacturers are much dis
46fb~d over the situation and think
congress should not take all their cash
away in taxes and at the same time
/ l@ase them exposed. heiniess, 10 their
SGoWpetitors In other lands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

S4HfGaHo. Jan f3--Therc is a possi-
x<a&Y OF the corn market Incoming
lnrunuId Sentiment Wac bearish to-
ana the room trading element went
~ the market in hammer and
I'VE fashion and when the closing
l4sWas,, sounded IL was seen that
6 OH n5ssc were. established
III not been for three purchases Of
FL various futures by shorts in order
EeQnrA profits the net price losses
S41 have been much greater than
. ~ given.
4 vulnerable uncasiness was shown.
htlA the volume Of business was
~ Enormous scale mary were In %
8d tn act with caution in taking 'on
corn. or in making big commit
1e IN the way of putting out short
Cash transactions showed de-
x0f &c for the day.
S5la the oats market sold off zet
s4hAre was considerable o! this
b0uEht by speculstors who were
The sample market was x mIc
ma shipping sales ss.to0 bush.
rarMers are marketing their corn
$rts n expected primary receipts Of
WJH show further reduction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

ss New York. Jan. f3.---Buliish spot ad~
Vices and belief that the iiauidating
povements had been compieted brought
about a better tone in the cotton mar,
Kat today after II had been weak. at
sN4e time showing a net loss of IS to SIS
points. Sentiment in general at the
sNmA appeared 20 be less hesrlsh.
The rally was due To q demand from
a14s0rts ard other buying Many teie~
Exarns were received Uon tho South
gsanA In every instance they report Il
& hoIdeTs indifferent To the drop In t.
lures insofar as white cotton was con
earned. Extreme InW- grades II WAS
stated. might he had at concessions.
6raEttr lowering IN rricos for popu-
! l1F Tines or rIusIins was the bearIsh
factor during the forenoon
OF the stock in New York ware
houses pract ieaiiy all except the 2T,4S0
q 3A3eE rertitieased is shipmarked and II
Sax expected that the cotton viii be
naoved as rapirly az room on vessels
4 bocOnes available,
Ns Liverpool cables were considerably
q latter. but reports from the English
gE9oth markets were poor and the DO
sgunN8tic goods situation was alec dis
0Qpoit1fne from the bun standpoint
q PRICES had substantial recovery
&fIy5n tho last hour.
MI liz MI lose WAS very steady at net
lyaHGE OF Ave points at a decline Of
70 r0ipts-
Tifsrseeirts at the ports for the
y day were et.5se bales Exports were
Ss.Ssl bales all to the continent.
xs9pot nj New orieaps was quiet. with
Mt1hlinE IA points ewer at 90 soc; the
II ueNF1Tss bales Spot here was
inlet ans advance OF SIS points at
s1pr Wr kiddiing. There were no
E Rec<irts at leading ports Galveston,
w -. New Orleans. 5,44s: Savannah
F8t3: Charleston. f.90t; Norfolk. 1.7s2
saAngusta. 1.?4n: s.. Louis. 3.101.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
srEAK ON BEHALF or

Las niKht's speakers4n shsascrs -
behalf OF the Armenian ana Syrian Re-
lief drive" were - follows:
Rex--N. n. peligian, 4 native ~
Armenia. Bluebird--D. r.. Anderson;
Bijbu-G George Bryan; victor--A Hilbert
Academy Rev. r. r. McFaden:
I4yrjc--Mrs. Kenneth Brown. IN au-
thority on matters relating TO Armenia
and Syria.
ToniEft's theater speakers win b.;
Bluebird---o. l. Thomas: ColoniaI--H1
A. Mortland; Bijou--A. ID. Buford |!
sAcffdemy-Mr kenneth 1irp1F,
l-.s. -.s--e. -ss,ss> tasuseh = - ,cs
Mrs. Brown win appear befsre the
Woman's club this afternoon Il
o'clock on behalf Of the relief move
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
CITED FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE,

The commander-in chief, in the
name of the president. has awarded
the distinguished service cross TO the
following named officers and soldiers
for the acts Of extraordinary heroism
described after their names:
Private Lawrence A. Wygal, Medi-
cat corps, Sixty-fourth infantry, IA.
s. No. A53S77.) For extraordinary
heroism in action near kembercourt.
France, November !, 1915. Private
Wygal went forward to the aid of a
wounded comrade, who was lying
about 125 feet in front of the enemy's
firing line. Under direc. fire OF rlnes.
machine guns and artillery. he ap-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
~ Aetna Explosives. s&@7.

- Aetna Explosives. So -
100 United Motors. 3st q 35is.
4s180 Cnsden Oh. * 4, u.
x4oe Federa1 Oil. IN -
@Isz4e Int Petroleum. les 9laN.
~ Victoria Oil. new stock. 2I rs%
E&1U0 Atianta. ~ as.
44eN Big Ledge. n nI5-ls.
xM0 Boston and Montana. 5oT51
IN Calumet and Jerome. 7-islr 4
Se Cons. Arizora Ssne't. ~ rt%
~ Goldhsld Cons, 22n24
%Kn14 Mother Lode. $685..
R&14e Success Mine. fGa.
M &4S Tone Extension. ia 02A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

II Chicago. Jan. 10 Grain and rrovt-
1ions futures closed:
Corn--ranuarv. l.37k.; March, 1894
Nay. t.2sA.
,ss oats--Jannary. s7N March. ssM
Nay, ssks
# Rye--1anuary. Isl, February, lsi Il
Hay, ssa.
81 Lard--Janusry. ease; May. 2s5N,
]. Ribs--January. 2442; May, $40
II Pork--MaS 40 A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
Pickpocket Makes Haul.

A picketpocket lifted a wallet con-
tanning $40 and a c., & o. railway
pass from II. c. Miller. 4o1 North
Thirty second street, yesterday The
robbery occurred. according to Mr..
Miller, on q Main street car while
travelling between Seventh and Eighth
streets He did not see the thief
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
THE CHURCH HILL BANK.
IECORPORATEn

LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRIco, STATE or
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUS
MESS. DECEMBER 81, 1918, MADE
TO THE STATE CORrOR ALTON
COMMISSION.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK


HnE q Il AF THE CLOSE OF Hos'
81: e.: a.: issss; i; ss So n
s. 6: :s;s;:s; % W"
Is : ss:,ass;s. i s5 ,sas: r' Ha
vss bends deposited to secure circulation p sooo
.'r r:. ~. .s ss's ,...,,
ss S. $si 5?:.$ : s cent ssea,
s assa 's Ss1, Cd Is Bond: Ono. as'ais
ss. ss hs.;ss s s sa so ss g
; vs ' T s:s! sss $sS 4;
: $:: : s|:: e as :f ss:
s:.$.:: s. :s ss:: ' I;. +
10 check. Il ssn iss; s1ss & I !; town & s: ssss
q s.s:, :::: cid 4; s:
Total . :. - : = =. :. :. :. :. :. -. S. 794, 619 IS
ss5 !:S%ss ss.s::. interest ND . , ' s @ :
50 e,rsass ns ss.ss, 1855 $3.50 IS
s. ssss sssa IN . i @ & trust h lss "
:s': :: ':%: n
%ss S'sss' ', - -. 90
= Sss's:f check check; outstanding ssss +
5y: ssss ssgs. .s:siys s ,.s s:' s.ss
), .nor ms ss s1 e. 49, 20 and iss IS IA, saa ,.
Total s2794 619 IS
s Ss sa s'sssf q 81"
rH 5ss Ers vi sao sas Cashier
u y gt ! sss#E ssH
y. is'a =, s5s ss's
X ~ expires S.srsAry - '
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
Private Morgan Samuel Simmons,
KILLED IN ACTION.
ItriYnfS William L, nuLn RCoNHY

WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captain WILLIAM FRAZIER; rel
alive, II. Frazier. Sf2 American Bank
building, RICHMOND.
Private Walter A. Sims, Norfolk,
Va.
Private Thnrston III. Himelright.
Starsburg, Va
Private Robert y. Qrkght- Ino. Va.
Private Moses Wyche. Freeman. Va
Private Thomas Mccain. Virginia
Reach. Va.
Private Leroy Mccoy. Norfolk, Va,
Private Abraham Scott, Warsaw.
Va
Private Eugene f.. starke, Bristol.
Va.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private George r. Dickcrson, In
dian Valley. Va
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION.
Private lester w. Brown. Blue
Ridge Springs, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
Ssw. York Curh Market.

~ New York Jan. 1I.-~Activity in
SFe1laities attracted most attention on
~ curb today. The activity was con-
san4a 10 those stocks which showed
SS1kMtantial advances In the last weeks
axaAing:
" 415& rest Of the list was moderately
&n&5we Oils were featureiess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
Vuginia 5
Roll
DIED of DISEASE

DIED OF DISEASE.
Wagner Mauri<S, 4. Offers, Sutln-
erland, Va.
Lieutenant WARREN A. POI.
TfAUX; relative. Mrs. Cora b. Poi
ilag1 1sif FLOYD avenue, RICH.
Private Morgan Samuel Simmons.
fvw. Va.
rr',a,e Lucian r. Gnrman, Cataw-
b, Va.
kfT.JFsD IN ACTION. -
Private William l.. Duke, Beaver
Dam, Va.
Private Barnard Rndford. Norfolk,
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

piled first aid and TOOK the man
back into our trenches to place OF
safety. Home address. John K.
Wygal, father. Honaker. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

Sweets Are Stolen.
A sweet-toothed burglar stole 80
worth of candy from the esta biish :
,nant Of Richard Gwathmey & Co. s
North Fourteenth street. last week
end. The Office was also found ran
sacked from top to bottom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14


a. Capital stock paid 1893 600 9
IS a Undivided P '.''.tt . - Is."s q
~ , amsss e.: $ss e. s: :sas
+ Ss sss, s: ss ;ss;F, ss ,ss'':e
49, Net a ham ins a Items
3 deposits ' ps1a sfs'v within &
- ,na,vidysl deposits
g. c csshsrs checks
40 pviden Tota ln ~ Demand deposits
subject to reserve Items 3d. 80.
q. s. g. - and q after ssls 10
Tins 50 dd dsss or .asse 70 .
a. cer,ihes,es "e deposits
- p0s'ai Tetal re- Of time
a. United s. ssss s e. " @
War loan losooc 90 ,o- AN a.
1,s 2ssss Loan ia,
nshng coiiatsra . 77.o
" ~ ater secut ..............s 10000 90
Sss hsssfxs M s's'
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
S. Time drafts of this ban. outstanding 's sisss
Total .......! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $19o7s2s2 s.
with - J
Total contingent liabilities b c>. 5 aso45
ss s'H A'
Correct
f Hsssss ! NE.
subscribed before e 81 ys;
ccr..s~ti. 1870. n.sra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

So Rec<irts at leading ports Galveston.
A.e24: New Orleans. 5,44s: Savannah.
F.&e3: Charleston, 1905 Norfolk. 1.7s2:
2Angusta. 1.34n; s.. Louis. 310t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF
THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND
LOCATED AT RICHMOND IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRico, STATE or
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF Bus
MESS. DECEMBER 81. 1913. MADE
TO THE STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-08-15

$552 rs
Assessment and Collection of Taxes
Theo. G. Kitchin sets Blue
Prints of Taxing Map =. 36 so
C. c. B. John, Commission
on delinquent Tax collec-
lions 81 26
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"oLD DUFFER" WAS ADMITTED
Distinguished Citizen, Wanting to See
Horace Greeley, lrreverently An.
nounoed by Office Boy.

A citizen Of Waterbury wrote let
tel to the Republican of that city a
day or two ago asking for information
about Horace Greeley, who he was,
etc. That he wished to learn more
shout the great journalist does him
credit, but we are surprised there Is
a mar in Waterbury capable of writing
letters to newspapers who didn't know
about Mr.. Greeley already.
This reminds me of story told by
the late Charles A. Dana. One day
while Mr. Greeley was reigning as edi-
tor Of the Tribune, he was particu-
la1ly busy, and gave explicit orders to
his office boy not to admit anybody
to his room. Later on the office boy
announced to Mr.. Greeley there was
an "old duffer" outside clamoring for
an interview with the editor. Mr..
Greeley asked the boy who it was, to
which the boy replied he didn't know,
but that he wore a soiled linen dus-
ter, carried q carpet.bag of the early
seventies type, and made big fuss
because he couldn't see the editor OF
the Tribune. well" replied Mr.. Gree
ley, "if he is so insistent you had bet
ter ask the fellow his name, and then
I will decide whether he can come in
The boy went back and returned In a
few minutes bringing the information
that the "old duffer" was Henry Wilson
Of Boston who happened at that time
to be the vice president Of the United
States. He saw Mr.. Greeley.-Hart-
ford Courant.