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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
LOS MAESTROS VAN A
SER ~MILITARIZADOS
No Sc les paga, pero Sc les
ensenard la milicia

CIUDAD DE MENlCO. Abril s.
Descontsntos Y deccpcionados Sc
italian los senores p~cofesores de esta
capital. contra ~QuieneS eXiste n cam
pana Sorda no sc sabe de que elemen-
tos del gobierno. Sobre la serie dc
calamidades que han vanido sufrien-
do en- esto5 Ultimos meSe$. laSta e!
extreme de haberse visto fa!tcs de
a!imentos. hoy les ha ilcgado Ia or
den de que dcbea asistir z las classes
de milicia e~speciales, o obleto de
que aGGuieran los conocimlentoS SUI
~ficientes para que puedan mpartlr-
los a los educandos. Los maeStros
desde ahora, tienen pGes, que dedl-
carse u a~prender milicia, pues sin es-
&c requisite no podran segulr en- CT
dcserrpeno de suS fUnciones. Ma
chos hay cue es probable que aban-
Gonen u labores, pues materlalme''
te va no les e possible resistir la
cruzada CUE contra ellos Sc ha EN-
prenoidc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
Sc QUIERE TERMiNAR
Ell TEATRO NAC!ONAL
Van q ser contiauadas las
obras del gren colises

CIUDAD DE MENICo, Abril 5
Segun informa Ia Secretaria dc CO.
manufacturers Y C'oras Publicas, cl
jefe del executive, ia manifeStado de-
secs de que cuanto antes Sc ternflne
e. Gran Teatro Nacional, monumcl
to incompatible que sc construyo du-
rante LIS poStrimerias del gooierno
del senior General Diaz, Y al cue solo
faltan algunos tocamientos de !etai!e
para que qucde en- condolences 3e ser
estrerado.
Con tai motive, cl ~ingenier" Ora
vioto ha confiado al arqultecto An
tonic Munoz la comisi6n de que a
ouella ohra Sc concluya. BESIDE iue-
90 Sc reorgauizara la installation cleo
trica. Sc hara c! decorado que falta
Ell algunos de los camerinos V sc
arreglaran los palcos intercolumnioS,
a los cuales solo falta la estructrra
metaica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
Obsequio al Hospital,

FL Hospital Civil fue Yisitado aver
por cl cobernaAor del Estado, Ramon
2. Iturbe. ell Presidente Munlcipal,
Cristobal Soils Y el Regidor del Ayun-
tamiento Jose Ma. piaz. siendo recibi-
do por el Administrator del estaoleci-
miento. Alexandra Zataran.
Alguno5 momentos despues de hs-
berse rctirado el Gobcrnador lego
al rcpctido estahlecimiento un "arTua-
ie. conGUciendo ochenta V nueve ira
zadas, con CUE e. Comite del CARNIVAL
ohseauia 4 los d~esheredados d" Ii!
fortuna. Los senores Lie. Cesar I,
Torres. V Juan MILAN, presldente Y
tesorero respectivan;ente del rcter!do
ComitS hicieron Ia entrega de que Sc
trata. e. senior Hataran dio las gra-
cias mas cunplidas en-, nombre de los
bencficiados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

De Acapopeta: arribaron los Sc
no-es Ing. Roberto GaXiola Y Rober-
to c. Howeils.
FL comerciante de Ia ciudai de Gu
liacan. DR.. Gustavo de la Vega, lego
aver tarde. en- viaje de negocios.
Procedente de Tucson. AriZ., arrI-
baron aver a este puerto los seno'
res Iugenieros Manuel Martinez Ca
rranza V Joaquin Lorenz, de regreso
de haber accompanied al Ministro dc
Comunicacionez Ig. Manuel Rodrl-
gucz. en- su viaie haSta territorio ame-
ricano.
Sc encuentra en- este puerto 81
senior J. Castillo. C~omandante del
Resguardo Maritime de Il A.duana dc
M~anzanillo. quien viene al arreglo de
asuntos rclacionados con su cmr!eo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
HAMMOND WATKINS
Oil COMPANY. -

Es niuy probable que el nombre mas
ccnccido en- ell m~aravilloso campo ae
Burkburnetr sea ell de Hammond. Nr.
I. P. iP;nk) Hammond es ell nomore
de aGuel que ha creado tan gran IN
teres en- este campo Y que tue ei pr,
nero en- explotarlo. Mr.. Hammond
atendio asiduamente estoS negocioS, y
actualmente esta considerable como c!
mas rico petrolero en- esta parte del
Estado. Mr.. Hamond ha ganado su
dinero honradamente V Ell legltlmas
operaciones. pues ha llevado a caoo
nerccios limpios con u asocIados y,
en- c~ualauier case. los homoreS que
con el Sc aeruparon. nunca han que
dado desaerados de los reSultados
obtenidoS pues por su concurso nan
degrade magnificos d~ividendos. Nues-
tro prop0sito es e. de hacer rlcos a
todos auuelos que confien en- nosotroS,
V Que confian por 10 tanto. en- un
hombrc como Mr.. Hammond, 10 cual
significa que deben estar SECURES dc
Ia meior Y mas honrada companla
que existc en- los maravllsosoS CAM
pos del Est2do de Texas.
Esta compania Sc organize levaN-
do en- su mente III solo obJeto. PhO-
DUCCION. No S0mos especuladoreS,
chasquistas o engana-bobcs. Compra-
mos los terrcnos con objetc de eHpio-
tarlos V teniendo siempre presente ell
ohieto que perseguimos. unicamente
~empleamos a aquellos cuya e~ficiencla
V ccnocimientos no admiten discussion.
QueremoS Que Sc convenza que nues-
ira compania es liberal bajo todos
sentidos. V 81 tiene dinero co!ocado
con interes nc mayor de S por clento,
debe desda luego abandonar csc me-
tcdo e invertirlo en- vna conlpanla u
lie proporcione infinitamente mas be-
neficics Que los que lie producer los
bancos. Debe tener presente, de to-
dos MOODS, que nosotrcs no garanti-
zanlos la production. pero 81 hacemos
todos los esfuerZos imaginables nara
obtenerla- Queremos que partlclpe
con nosctros en- los proNimos eXltos,
guerra listed hacerlo para que goce
en- 10 SUCCESSIVE de una vida t%ranquila
v reposada? Nuestro capital es de
$4,000 V ell valor de las acciones
c. n nn-1--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

Yea listed en- Ia edicion semanaria
de La Prensa' y en- Ia diaria CORES
pondiente a los dias 9 Y % de Mario
las fotografias y testimonies de per-
sonas que despues de haber utiliza-
do mis- servicios nan sido benefit
ciadas o curadas. Tengo en mi
poder centenares de estos testimonies,
los cuales mostrare a quien 10 solicite
sin ninguna obligation de su parte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
Movimicnto maritime.

Entrada En- 81 riaie numero sel'
TOGO aver nuestrc puerto Ell vapor a
mcricano "Nehalcm'. p~roccdcnte dc
Sa!ina Cruz. y escala al mando de
CAPTAIN H. A. Johnson. Despla1a 6Ss
toneladas Y dcscmbarco 100 toneiadaS
de carga V % pasajeros.
Ell yapor dc Ia Gulf Mail Co. "Jho7'
B. Stetson". arrib6 aver de Sar
Francisco. lie donde salio el II de!
actual.
De<p,aza So toneladas Y trae pa
ia este puerto 2G52 buitos de carga'
Salidas Ell 'Nchalem' salio hoy
en- la tardc para San Francisco. Cal
Rumbo a San Bias, M~anzanillo, Puer-
to Angel Y Salina Cruz salio hoy e
vapor americana John 5. Stetson
Estos buques ilevan carga y pasaJeros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
COMBATEN LA VIRUELA
EN- MAZATLAN, SIN.
Esta aplicandoss la vacuna a
la genie meneSteroSa

MAZATLAN, Mario PIE! Ayun-
tamiento, en- session dc aver, acordo
que el doctor Vera Becerra, acompa-
nado del Regidor Luis Zuniga, Y dc
un competente p~racticante, sc dirlJa
inmediatamcnte a aquellos lugares
del Distrito de Mazatlan que Sc en-
cuentran azotados por la v%iruela, con
cl fin de que Sc applique conclenzu-
damente la vacuna Y Sc ~contrarresten
por este medic los estragos que csc
ma! causa entire nuetras classes hu-
mildes tan refractarias al uso de los
medicamentoS ~prevcntivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
FiESTAS PARA LOS CONVALE-
CIENTES

Durante los dias de la semana Que
hcr principal, Ia Association de la
Cruz Roia llevara a cabo una serie
de festejos en- ell Camo Travis. los
cuales estaran dedicados e~XcluSiva-
mente a los soldados que fueron he
ridos en- Ia campana Y que sc curan
en- los hospitales de los retel7doS
campamentos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
CRUTCHFIELD TRIES FIVE
IN POSTAGE THEFT CASES
Appeal. Arc Noted by ShlS,ovsIy md
hr"ckington When Sentenced
tU Jail.

Justice Cru;chncld yesterday morn
ing disposed or the cases OF j. Il. Silk
iorslly y. NJ. Wincr. !. II. Shultz. Re
hecca Shuitz. as well rs those of Will
liam irockinEton and a. Giles Colorcd,
Ill alleged to have been involved in
the theft OF quantity OF postage
stamps from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. about tho middle OF last
month.
Shkiovsky. Wincr and Shultz were
'iErd with having stolen stamps in
ihcir, possession following the arrest
81 ,l!rpckington and Giles. charged
WITH stealing the stamps. Giles was
dismissed and Brockingt"n sent on to
he grand Jury. Shhiovslly drew two
months and Wincr four months In the
ely Jail, but both men appealed their
asses ana were released on bond.
RchcCca Shul:z and j. Il. Shuiiz were
dismissed of the stamp charges. hut
the latter WAS bound over to the grand
Jury on the charge of Offering Dctec-
;tve-S"rgcant Louis lScrtuCci $50 To- Sc
'urc the release of Wincr at Il previous
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
STORM WRECKS STEAMERS
cnc Battles Through Gale Only 1,
Ground md nc battered
TO Pieces,
tnv Assocta,ed Press.

SACLT STE MARIE. MICH. Nov. =
One steamer, the II. f.. Runnels. is
Known TO have been lost ana another.
as ye; unidcntifiel. is believed 10y
marine inen here to have foundcrcd in
the STORM that has been raging over
La kc superior for three days.
The tunnels. after battling her way
through the gale off Grand Marais
all last night. grounded early toha,.
and pounded 20 pieces shortly after
the crew OF seventeen had been rescued
by means of 4 life line.
The second vessel is believed to b.
The John owen, AZ ore carrier. which
has not been sighted since Wedncs-
uav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
RICHMOND PIANO FIRM
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
steps Taken to Manufacture Phouu-
graphs ON 1urGc Scale by
Crafts Company.

First steps were taken recently to
make Richmond Il piano and phono-
graph manufacturing center, when the
\. j. crafts riano Company. Inc,
amended its charter and increased it's
capitalization from Sl5.OOU TO sioo.-
900. officials Of the company have
innonnccd that an export department
iad been added and arrHngemsnts
nave been completed to handle a large
foreign trade. principally with south
, large plant Will be installed in
fich;"ond, within the near future
which VIII combine all departments OF
me enterprise into one large building
NJ present the various department :
are scattered in different sections OF
The company makes speciality OF
,uiidInS several styles Of Gratis and
Lnulo" monographs. ranging in mod
tis from the popular size TO the most
rN .CnSive works OF the art
The ncw organization is owned and
alrected ny Richmond investors. with
me exception OF T. IL. Bower. the sec
ohd vice-presidcnt. whose offices are
'ocnIca a. hta!"iSh. ~ {. In audlttun
q MY. Bower the ofiic.rs of the trim
're: president. y J. Crafts: first vice
!reSldcnt. III. y. EariErer. secretary.
'<lShard Riley; treasurer. y. T.. Rocber
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
METHODIST REViVAL.IST
ASKS FOR PROTECTION
says Meeting Near Dnnyiiie Is In
'crlereh with hy Conduct of
Certain Persons
Special 20 The .mes-Disoatch. ]

DAM LILLE. VA. Nov. l5.--CIainli.,-
INA; his revival haS been seriously.
;;hteriered with by reason of the be-
A1Nio- OF some members OF the CON
SreSLtion, Evangelist l.. L. Williams
"ho - conducting series OF services
At fairview Methodist church. near
the city. mas Appealed TO tn. local
MAGISTRATE for protection"
;Accordliins TO t.r" minister. one night
Sn!s wees ut the close OF his sermon.
ana AT tho moment when he was ask
ing members 10 come forward foc.
reconSecration. five persons were
seized With convuls;vc movement ana
began talking in what the minister
says Was the unknown tongue"
Inc people SO afflicted fell on the
hoor OF tAc church, and so frightened
nc congregation that they left hur-
'.eHiE leaving tie church in the pos
session Of those whose behavior had
created tie scene. Tho eTcc; was.
according 10 the minister. to so
f"!-htencd the small children thar
many Of them have not yet re-
covered from the experience, and 8
number OF the people Of the uhurch
nave declined 10 attend services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
SUICIDE WHILE MENTALLY
UNBALANCED is VERDICT
nroner's Jury blenders Decision -,
TO Death of Mrs Alma
'. Stcane.
ICY Universal service,

LoNDON, Nov. l5.--"Suicide while
returned by the coroncr's jury TO-DAY
al the inquest in;o the death of Mrs.
Alma Y. Steane. beautiful London so :
cIctE f"vortte and formerly prominent
IN New York social circles
touching story O! tho younr
woman's suffering from .lysteria ad :,
du7nd by unhappincss with txo rre-
V.onS husbands. and by the shadow OF
~ darkenins her mind. was told by
her husband
Much Of the dead woman's past was
'a'd pare ty various witnesses. and.
nl"ceH tofctner, the testimony made
4 stirring drama of love and romano.
tle heroine OF which was ALWAYS
haunted partly by an inherited spirit
OF broodinE, and partly by, as vet un-
solved tragic blows that marred the
NnNs OF her ,hiIlhOOA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
ADVERTISING RATE FALSE
OFFS PER CENT FAVORED
southern Newspaper Publishers As
Soeia';"n's Committee Adopts KeSolu-
non Recommending Advance.
rBv Assoc!ntcA Press !

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l5--A resolu-
non tlvorinE an increase OF % Pc
cent in the rates on both torei-n and
local advertising in Southern news
papers was adopted here late Yesterday
10y the adverti>ius committee of the
S0Uuacrn Newspaper publishers AS
ISOLATION. which met here to plan a
$1,000 campaign for exploiting Inc
South. Tn. increase in advertising
rates was favored because OF the
shortage of white print paper.
Arthur g. Ncwmeycr, Of New Or
ieans. is chairman "f the committee,
which also VIII meet tomorrow with
the ADVERTISING committee OF the
Southern council Of the American AZ
vcrtisinS Agents Association to dis
crSs the ways and means OF spend
ms $1,000 monthly in the interest Of
the south contributed by lo2 ncws-
papers OF the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Soldier Unites
Too Churches
Congregations Split More
Than Nineteen
Years Ago.

PITTSBURGH. PA, Nov. 15.---A
church spill; OF nineteen years stand
ing comes to an end through the in
Spiration derived by young man from
his service with the United States
army III France.
About nineteen ycare ago a group OF
members of the Knoxville Christian
church hecarn" dissatisfied and with =,
drew. starting a church in Bcltzhoov-
or. known rs the Fourth Christian
Church.
Last year William 6. Briggs. son of
tho rev George l.. Briggs. who Hts
hoover church for seven years. went to
war. While in France he had oppor-
tunity 70 observe the advantage OF
united effort in the onward sweep OF
tho allied armies.
When he returned home last June he
began applying the results OF his OH
S@rNations 20 the little church in Bcltz-
hoover. With his work carefully
mapped out and sEstematic ally planned
ne started in to prove that single
chnrch would be greater force in the
community and could better advance
ne Ideals OF Christianity than two
branchos. The result OF his efforts was
evidenced in the Knoxville Chris. an
Church when the two Congrcgations
were united after nineteen years or
separation.
Win a list Of the church members
tabu!atcd. systcmatizcd. and annotated
ne W"r"ed. in conjunction with his
itinc: and the Rev. George W. Wise
OF the Knoxville Church. until every
member o! The little confederation l,a;;
Hc"n visited and persuaded 10 retain
me parent congregation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
1000 Miner. to Return

i:NNE. WYO., Nov. l5.-Ser,r
.fousand coal miners in Wyoming arc
TO return To work at once foliowjnr
Il satisfactory settlement OF mo cnn
troversy between union leaders and
the operators here late TODAY, TIE
terms or settlement provide tho mon
are 20 return to work on thu 49,,
scale adopted later for use in 10
Central competitive fields WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

Gently organized and chartered. pro-
poses to erect here Il hotel to cost about
Sao,ooo 1t Is to bo OF brick. thre,
stories. and will be furnished and
equipped IN nrst-class style G. W
D0ny. NO''A-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

in several parts Of tho United States.
The work of caring for the orphans
vas originally started Yin England.
when the British government decided
TO build orDhanagcS to care for Il
housa nd Jewish children.
y ladies Jewish auxiliary OF one
thousand members was recently formed
m Boston. Mass. Each woman pledged
herself to bring up one waif.
The Jewish Peoples Relief Commit
tee at convention in Philadelphia re-
emily DECIDED to bring kiousand or
phans from the poGrom- stricken dis
tC1cts OF Eastern Europe. These Jew
lsh waits will he given good homes
ind Quotations In America.
fN TIur., pt,~ IVn,op
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
RICHMOND JEWISH COLONY
MAY AID EUROPE'S WAITS
Rabbit ISninh Marcus VIII Preside mt
MnSs-McetinE on November IN
mt High school.
Jcwish residents of ri

Jewish residents of Richmond have
called ii masS-mectins for Wedncs-
day. November -. for the purpose OF
sntcraStir" Hebrews Of Virginia In
aiding jewish orphans. whose parents
were Killed in Europe. The meeting
viii be presided over by Rabbi isaiah
Marcus and viii he held At the John
Marshall High School. Norris Clark.
af New York. will be the principal
speaker.
SI,nilrr rnnNnmcnts hnvn h.nn tnitnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Frnnklinton to mnre wnter Works.

FRANKLINTON. T. c.. Nov. I5.-The
town has closed the contract with II
Durham firm for the building OF its
$4,000, the money for (which has al
ready been obtained by bond issue and
sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
bank CLEAR|NCs, SHOW
GAIN OVER LAST WEEK
Five Million Increase Is Considerably
Less Than Increase for Week
in 1919.
GAIN THIS YEAR is $4,000, 900
Clearing House Statement Shows
Clcarings OF SSS.248.I03 as
I Against SOL, 322,550 for Last
Year.

for las, week indicate an Increase OF
I approximately S5.ooo.ooo over tho pre-
yious week. the amount is consider
SADLY less than the increase for the
4 corresponding week in 1915, which was
approximately Sl4,coo.ooo. Accordins
mond Clearins House Association, the
gain this year is approximately s2i.-
100000. that is. sS+,322, $50 IN c'earinEs
for 1915, compared 10 SSS,?494o3 for
Following Is the weekly statement
OF the Federal Reserve Bunk:
Gold coin and certificates 2,5cs,ooo
o Federal sG'' Resarvc Eoard a5,clo.ooo
Gold with foreign agcn-
cies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Total gold held by bank 45,s7s,OoO
Gold with Federal re-
serve agent ........... 4S,5@5.000
Gold redemption fund =. io,2ll 600
Total gold reserves 80. ;lo4,t25,ooo
etc. , ....... .V.s. 10000
Total reserves ......... S1ciGO1, 900
Ellis discounted-securcd
BY government war Oh
'i other : .. - : l2,57l,ooo
l market $4,000
Total bills OF hand 80. Slo5,936u00
United states government
United states Certificates
OF Indebtedness .......N 1l.S6o00O
Total earnings assets :. sllso3Gooc
Bank premises .......... $4,000
Uncoilccted ;tonls and
other deductions from
gross deposits .......... SS,669 600
Five per cen, redemption
fund against Federal re
serve bank notes 1910. $4,000
All other resources ~ na5 600
Total resources ........ S3i42o5.ooe
Liabilities
Capital paid in .......... i'S'3,ooo
surplus ................ "'S"''p"'
Total capital ........s Sl55,ooo
Government deposits .... i.SiG.oco
i'u acco ~ .'............,. ee52o.Ooo
Deferred availabii.,y item 7s,29i,ooo
+. All other deposits ....... 3,''1'vVo
Total gross deposits si5l,Se&.ooo
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation 1885,. it!3il, 600
Federal reserve BANK notes
IN IN e'Feu "a '''''--'. .'AD ll.5s2ooo
All l. othier liabilities ...... is44ooo
Total liabilities ........ sSli,@"o,ooo
Ecdcrnl Rcsrrve Notes Outstanding
md in Actual Circulation.
Federal reserve notes out
standing ..'..'..'.',.; <iao'''i'VVV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Total liabilities .....
Federal RcsrrTe Notes u
md in Actunl Circuinf

Federal reserve notes OUT
standing ...........
Federal reserve notes held
by bank .............'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

ffnense flock O. WIG geese passed over
I4ynchburs late Thursday aftc-noo. in
their migra ton to a warmer climate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

I;nstvllic to Have DiE Hotel.
ENSIN LIE va. Nov 10. - The
NrrthamDton lo:cl Corporations re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

Federal reserve notes IN
actual circulation ....
Total amount Of bills dis
counted and bought for
the week ending Novcn-
Der IA. l"l" ....... .,
Due United state Treasurer
by member depository
banks ............
GEORGE J. SENY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

Total gross deposits Sl5l,SG5OV0
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation ..... IA ll'OVu
Federal reserve cauS notes
i,v '............. 1i.532,oOo
All other liabilities ... iS4+000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

wASHlNC;TC,N. NOV. l5.-Thc weekly
statement of the combined resources
and liabilities OF tho twelve Federal
reserve banks follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
liabilities
Capital paid in ........
surplus .,..........

Total capital .... S
Government deposits 49,.
Due TO mem he-s-rcscr
account ...... .......
Deferred availability item
All other deposits ......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

Total bills on hand .....
II. S. governments bonds
L. S. Victor? notes .......
l.. s. certificates %. !nfeht,
edness .... .....
All other earnin. assets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Total earning assets

1Otd GILT NE SOS -.
: Bank premises ..........
4 Uncollectcd items and other
deductions from gross
deposits ~
Five per cent redcmpt ON
fund against +. i bank
notes | .,..
All other resources ......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

NImilEr movcmcMts hnvo hccM tnken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

Total reserves .......
Ellis discounted-securcd
by government war Oh
legations
Bills di co un t e dali
other ........-...
Bills Dough in open
market ........