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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
MAN TRIES SUICIDE
IS FOUND ON BRIDGE


fredericksburg. Dec. IA man
registered at the Princess Anne hotel
as III ASinsky. GlasporI Pa, ~ at
the Mary Washington hospital suffer
ing from fhe eneeB or self admin
tsicred drug or poison taken Sunday
night with suicidal intent. Parties
crossing the Free Bridge from stat
ford IN an automobile found the man
lying on the bridge UNCONSCIOUS. They
picked "hin up and took MN to the
hospital, where he laid in a coma
Tor many hours. Monday morning II
was stated that AsinSky had recover
ed e4Asctousnes.s and was probably
CUT OF Danger 1t was SAID ne told
The hospital authorities that he took
rat poison.
Asinsky registered at the Princess
Anne mere Sunday and acted very
curiously IN several respectA 80 much
so h1t man with whom he had
talked cautioned clerk at the hotel
to watch him. "a. he thought the Eel
10" intended to commit suicide.
Sunday afternoon late Asfnsky ap-
peared al the home OF Joseph M.
Goldsmith on Washington avenue
and after telling Mr.. Goldsmith that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
CLATTfRbUCk SHOOTS
TOP Of HEAD OFF

Harrisouburg, Va, Dec. III ohm
Clattcrbuck, elected In November as
road commissioner for Central. blew
the top oe his head off with shot
gun. His friends are at loss TO
know. the reason for his rash act but
attribute the cause To i'll health
Tor several weeks, Mr.. Ciatterbuck
has not been well. lie failed to at
tend church Sunday saying Il feel
too bad. Just before he killed him
self. he told his family that he WIS
going out in the ward to shoot some
English sparrowS- Ho started
toward The front yard, and when lie
reached the corner OF The house Ire
drew the gun and fired the fatal shot
Surviving besides his wife, who was
Miss Annie Long, are the following
children: Mrs. Iva Gochenour, Misses
Kate and Irene and Willie. John.
Harvey and Charlie. He liz also sur
vived by two brothers, c. l. Chatter
buck, of Mount Sinai, and George
Ciatterbuck. OF Roanoke, and one sis
ter. Mrs. Leseher Argenbright, OF
Dayton,
Funeral services were held this
morning at ten O'Clock from the
United Brethren church at Mount
Sinai, Of which Mr.. Clatterbuck was
member.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
O'BR!EN CALLS TURN
ON THE LAWYERS

Hartford. Conn. Dec. Thames
iO'Brien, of Brooklyn. hod carrier,
who surprised Judge Garvin in the
United States court yesterday by dis
charging his lawyer and acting as his
own counsel, Ii not to be denied,
He demands the appointment of re-
ceivers for the Fairfield Park Land
company and the Fairfield Park
Building company. Of Bridgeport, ana
some well-known men are among the
defendants.
Today Judge Garvin who had as
sisted O'BRien. referred his motion to
the clerk Of the court who denied 1t.
The lay lawyer came right back with
an appeal for a second court hearing
Yesterday when the lawyers ana
the court itself were undecided on the
exact procedure, O'Brien spoke right
up and set them straight by citing
rule 1S OF federal praeticA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

ifs y Nv tpand " s6ino. ].
comedy patter snd Amnuing antiSs.
all designed to provoke laughtsf.
A novel exhibilion 81 sfartiinx
feats Of daradeviltry win ~ the per.
formance given by Wire and Walker.
mid-air gymnasts. They have q
series Of hazardous, intricate and dir
ncult feats Of strengths. skill. agility
and endurance which they execute
with grace and ease.
Joe Lane and Pearl Harper, In
The Man and the Manicure" witt
contribute q gale OF laughter. The
act b merry. OLA podrida Of fanciful
nonsense, songs and dances.
One OF the greatest laughing novel-
ties Of the year II promised In III.
performance of Anita Diasix 0imiana,
a troupe OF monkey actors .acrobAts,
riders dancers and clowns. The
monks give hilariously funny show
The exhibition is one that appeals
with equal force to children ana
adults. II Is described A. one long
laugh from start to finish.
With the new vaudeville bfi1 WIN
come new and interesting yrOtson
picture displays, including the latest
releases OF the Pathe News Aims ana
the ever-popular Topics OF the Day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
OLD NORTH STATES
MARVELLOUS RECORD
Special TO Richmond virginfan. ,

Special to Richmond Virginfan.)
Greensboro, N. c., Dec. lift was
not until Wayne Fl. Wheeler. general
counsel for the Anti-Saloon league OF
America and advisory counsel Of the
World Prohibition and Law Enforce
ment movement, at the state confer
ence here last week marshalled North
Cardinals pDphibition assets, did the
IT'S workers and delegates present
realize the value of her estate.
Commenting on the fact shown by
the printed organization directory
that State Director Mehane and Or
ganixing Director Harvey Holleman
had succeeded In two weeks in getting
organization in 100 counties. with Il
leading citizen as director in each
county, Mr.. Wheeler declared Ii broke
tho record of every other state, this
100 per cent status
Referring to the expression mar
velous'' used by w. Mcdonald Lee. Ma
tional Director Wheeler said the "Otd
North States record frem the sign
ing of the Mecklenburg in May 1TT6
resolves until the adoption on jan
uary ts. 1919. of the 18th amend
ment to the federal constitution, es-
pecially along patriotic and temper
lance legislation lines, had been mar
velous."
Your great prohibition Governor
r. b. uieen, years ago, went over the
top in his own state when he went
out west and set the prairies afire
with his burning eloquence. and how
we regret his sickness today" was his
opening panegerjc. He then rapidly
sketched big work for the nation 9th
er public men of the state had done,
more recently, their names being
recognized az powers in the realms Of
temperance reform in every state in
! the union and in all the kingdoms of
earth. Among these he recounted
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
| ard. II. s.. Senators Simmons and Over
man, forms congressman now U. s.
DISTRICT Judge r.. Yates Webb, former
congressman and ex~Gov Nv. w
Kitchen: Elk Leader OF the House OF
Representatives. now Congressman
Claude Kitchen. Ex-Congressman Rob
ert N. Page, Chief Justice OF North
Carolina supreme court, walter Clark
Elk Internal Revenue Commissioner w
ii. Osborne; who he said worked won
ders in raising revenue and reforming
the entire service. Last but not least
our great president, lived and got his
education at Davidson college North
Carolina, while the present r.. S, Com
missioner Daniel l.. Roper. who Ia go
ing to administer the prohibition Law
according to Its spirit as we'll as Us
letter. was raised near its border, wa.
educated at Trinity college, Durham
North Carolina, and in that way got
thoroughly infected. I'm this crucial
test OF law enforcement against the
powers of the combined billions of the
liquor trade, Comm issioner Roper
more than half of him from North
Carolina. he concluded. would with
the earnest support OF Federal Prohi-
bition Director Kramer, do as much to
vindicate the blessings OF the law as
! did Judge webb, North Cardinals SEN
ators and other congressman to secure
it's enactment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
LONDON AWAITS THE
PLANETARY SWAT

London. Dec 17.---A large part OF
Londons population stayed awake oil
night and midnight prayers were said
In thousands OF homes, due to the
widespread publicity given here to
the alleged prophesy of Professor
Porra, of Michigan University, that
the peculiar PLANETARY constellation to-
day would bring about the end OF the
world
A black fog ushered in the day
adding 10 the gloom that shrouds the
minds OF the timid and superstitious
Unusually had weather Is predicted
~ The official 1orAcasteE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
RUSSIA'S FEARLESS
FIGHTING WOl T
BY JoHS ERNEST HoDesoN.

~
With Denekin's Armies in South
Russia, Dec. IA tvia London Dec
1911 used To hear Of the Womens
Battalion Of Death, but never believed
In II. Today I saw n troop of Cos
sacks leave for the front Twenty
five per cent Of them were young
girls
The circumstances in which the
ttuSs4al niirSas work would Brighten Il
British Veteran | have seen them
sleeping amid mud aud filth have seen
them tearing up their white head
dresses 10 make bandages for the
wounded-.here is no such thing as a
properly equipped medical service in
Denekin's army--and have met
them on sno road literally in only a
little print skirt and British army
jersey.
l know Of one girl who went into
action with the Fifth Don cavalry
brigade a month ago. She penetrated
the poisheVist front lines, sabreeing
gunners and sighting like a man until
the brigade was brought to a stand
still, when she swung herself from
her horse and began an errand OF
mercy among the wounded Cossacks
She was LAST week awarded the ST
Georges cross for having bound IN
fourteen wounded men under heavy
fire."
Russia S future rs safe in such
womens hands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
MYSTERY PLAY Is AMONG
LYRICS NEW ATTRACTIONS

Shocks and thrills, laughter and
tiers, romance and adventure abound
in The Comstock Mystery" the
thrillodrama in which Miss Charlotte
Parry. protean actress, and her COM
pany will be seen at tho Lyric the later
half OF the week. commencing with
the matinee performance today. The
Ccmstock Mystery is drama un-
folding a gripping detective story.
Miss Parry gives a remarkable de-
monstration of versatility. playing
seven separate and distinct char
acters in the cast of the sensational
plaSiet.
A whiri of jollity will be the act
of James Diamond and Sibyl Brennan
on the same bill. They are present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

this cited actor Offers, ana Iii Iii
lAfestS yehicle, The Lust 81 Gold. !. ne
Ia said 70 be fitted with part that
affords him every scopo9 for his rare
attainmcntA and with an especial ap-
peal to American audiences. The role
Is consistent. dramatic. forcefui. and
the situations reasonable.
Mr.. Tcliegen is now under his own
management. which allows him to ex-
ercise his artistic tastes to the utmost.
both In the selection or a perfect cast
and the proper presentation OF some
marvelously beautiful stage settings.
The supporting cast embraces the
names Of Margaret Linden, Hcdwig
Reicher. Arthur Fitzgerald, Charles
Hampden and others Discriminating
playgocrs are assured of an evening
worth while when spent In the COM
pany OF such notable artists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
NICE EAT EVTDENCE
AND THEM FAsS AWAY

/. Hartford, Conn, Dec. 16.---Exhib-
its A and B in court case here are
dead mice. The evidence wont keep
80 the case must be hurried.
The state food commissioner few
days ago seized some chocolate drops
In confectionery store. alleging they
were unet to eat. He wished to make
an ANALYSIS but overnight the mice ate
The evidence and expired.
Now the commissioner announces he
intends to proceed with the case with
the dead mice as the evidence and
prima facie proof Of positive chemi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
LOT TELLEGEN.

As was to he expected when the
first appearance Of Lou Tellegen at
The strand monday and Tuesday
nights was made. local interest has
been aroused TO an extent that indi-
Gates an enga geTaent that is sure to
prove one of the really worthy events
of the current season
TheaterEoerS are always assured OF
an artistic presentation OF whatever
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

I0hn S~hiuter. and Edna Frances
Reynolds.
Walter Cranfeld and Edna Flor
ence Grimes
Charles j Beard and Virginia
May Scweibert.
John Hugh Williams and Emma
Lorine Gillian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

New officers OF Westhampton lodge
No. 500, A. +, and A. NJ. are worship.
ful master. John o. Harris; senior
warden. Thomas Il. Buchanan: Junior
warden William l.. Brinkley; treas
urer' Wofshipful Charles Fl. Thompson;
secretary, Worshipful l.. =. MichaeIs
senior deacon, Samuel WaddeL, Jr.,
Junior deacon, McAnaliy: chaplain
Worshipfui Samuel p. Waddill tiIer, q
y. Williams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
SOCIETY
MRS MrNErREE FoLkES EDITOR
Ees Phone. Ran s4i4w. Office Phone Mad. 1874

videa by the parent-Teacher's asso'
citation Of Ginter Park. will be held
tomorrow eve ming III o'clock. In the
school auditorium, subject. Gust
er's Last fISht," motion pictures
Adults Is cents. children 10 cents.
! The praceeds from these entertain
/ rnfnss are used in paying for the
visual instruction outft. purchased
last wear by the school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
IsAIrsx. s's.sa-ifasslsess.


Y Announcement has gust been made
OF the marriage. al Miss Eunice Nir-
ginla Hancock. daughter al Mr. and
Airs. w. f. Hancock. Of 400 West
Ninrsa slreet, 10 Charles l., Ramsey
saN oA Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Ran-
rags ~ Monroe Amherst county. The
r.r.sTHsns was sploranlzed Tuesday
sertnlsg ~ s3B o'eloek. Ii the home
oi Ets L. judsen West1all. pastor
~ The Bainbridge- baptist
scharth, with AsF. Mr. WestFeli as
Abe s'sstehrant. The bride WAS at
siended rs her sister. Mfs Eugene r.
Mr'tles Of South Boston, ana by
U.s. Carrie Mullan of this city: w.
~ Hancock, Jr., also If Richmond,
htseaaed the bridegroom as best
man. inEnadia lately following the ser
VICE. Mi. and Mrs. Ramsey left for
arsei honeymoon, after which they
viii make their home at Monroe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
Christmas Dancas.

On December 70 and ~. Il Sub
ssrription dance, will be given AT the
jefferson hotel at o'clock. These
dances will be largely attended by
the younger set. who win be here for
the Christmas holidays Wrights
Saxophone orchestra will play for the
dances and the chaperones viii be:
Mrs. Meade Addison, MRS. e. c. Wall.
Mrs. II. e. Augustine, Mrs. J. Gregory
Portar and Mr. ana Mrs. Russell II
Rawlings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

T. j Jarvis, driver OF an ice cream
truck, has hsen arrested on u charge
% cafeiehs and reckless driving. re-
smiting in an accident at Hanover and
Belmont avenues last Friday, In which
hrs. w -. Kelly, 1898 Third avenue,
had a leg broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
Rountrsss,---~Na lher.

fjl4p q Inv BiWNF HUI IT F9Fh " =
! alfgs. s,s saass early W inter. tooA place
sNx.s1ssrsQty evening Mt O'Clock, IN
4.alapisl Avenue Methodist church,
Mar fs,Ek. when Kiss Dorothea Hinton
Wake. daughter nj Dr. and Mrs.
nalana HpidAae Walker, of Norfolk,
h.efy,ss tlr, bride of Andrew Jack
~s.g, Eountrae, son OF Mr.. and Mra. J.
al Fountfee. at Quitman. Ca The
enurssa was ti~e.~at@a with palms,
ferns ana cathedral candles aud the
.ere,annv was performed by Rev.
Richard Raghy, Of Washington, n.
NJ. cousin of She bride. The bride
sslars-S was @i.en In marriage by her
.afstrr was attended by Miss Louise
Hegai,v. Of richmond, as maid of
hanM and tl,6 three bridesmaids
aerAs Miss Esther Rountree, OF Cam :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
THE VICTORY MEDAL

IT WILL BE GIVEN TO 100000 AMERICANS. THE
LARGE DISC is THE DIVERSE OF THE MEDAL, SHOW
ING A WINGED VICTORY. THE SMALLER DISC SHOWS
THE REVERSE, BEING REPRODUCED HERE WITH A d.
AMETER OF ONE AND FOURTENTfIS INCHES THE EXACT
SIZE OF THE MEDALS TO BE DISTRIBUTED. 1T BEARS
THE NAMES OF THOSE NATIONS WHICH ACTUALLY
CENTRAL POWERS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
Personal. MENTION

Mrs Eievos Worshan and little
son. Rieves Worsha,n. Jr.. OF Nor
foiks are here to spend tho holidays
with Mrs Worshams parents, Mr..
and Mrs Irving l.. Sutherland, of
Hanover avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

True politeness consists in treating
others a. yea would like others to
trsat you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
WEDDINGS
alcra,----,T7aosnMS.

II ,srses Methodist church. was A0e
sssrss ef 4 very pretty marriage nAs1
rveniry. at 80 o'clock, wnen a''Ss
ssrah Isabel. daughter OF Mr- ana
M~x Ichn q. Thomas, became 'ie
bride Of Thomas Melvin AlcocN, snl,
fg.f Mr. and Mrs, r. w Alcoeh' "a
Amherst. The church, was euect'seiS
arranged with palms ana terifs' ne
.s's.sss,,g music was played by Miss
Angfe Sims. Rev j. franKiih 49,
Il n nastor OF tho church, perform
u X, rn~arnorv The bride who en-
s.sress with her father wore tTaFei-
IN, s.,ft ~ blue tricotine with brow"
,.sa,rses and carried a white SATIN
s,rsx.er hook. with shower OF prhaeS
SECS There were two u1atde %
,.s,,as Miss Ethel Thomas ara MISS
ssatftj4ssn fSasIer Their dresses ~etN
~ vylft4 satin combined with Eeof :
,a.te trimmed with silver Lace anu
Sshay ERRED baskets Of PINK 'oSo
RMS THE briaeSma ids were MlAS
sa,ufn WILSON. Miss Margaret t<A%
IA Miss Mildred kelly N ISIS BeNef-
80 A3rncE Miss Louise Alcock, ~
as8..s az the bridegroom, Miss HulaIo0
r,sler Miss Wilson and Miss Rag
.I.ra wore gowns Of pink geoFEct'e
..ar4gssg4ed With sailH and " 'ss W
s,reg sSellv ants Miss beverley '>'s.'.,. =, ~
~.re s}yY7llaT gowns 81 blue GEORGE,
a*na satin while Miss AES0c# HAt3
Miss Tilset were dresses % oFt no
aatagea satin with tuiie sra tiits
s.#rriad shepherds cr@"Ns ls'9 'A1'
5sftte To correspond vita fheiF
3s,,;,s@4 RUSSELL Alcock attended hIa
s,,,.s.s,ss a~ best mar. -aaA the ushers
ssses william Tijter, Garne1I ii@ii'
W p,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

Miss Louise Henley. liz in Norfolk
where she was an attendant at the
wedding of Miss Walker, to Mr..
RCuutree
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
Housc- Warming and naxaar

bazaar will be held at 81. paui's
ScEaras home, 3no1 Taylor street,
from 4 10 o'clock this afternoon
md evening. Attractive exercises by
The children have been planned and
AL Interested in this work are in
xtted.
k'arsAf- Teachers Association Al Gin
ter Park,
H@ THE monthly entertainments nrna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18
Your Health

isvtf worth one do!lar7 That In
MI u box Of FIVE POINT for
a WOMEN witt cost you. and il IL
guaranteed 10 cure any female
/ troubles. Hundreds OF women
tenaify to rhis. Names on appli-
cAaion- A local application. sI,oo
\ box at all drug stores. Today
\ demonstrated at TragIes ana
|sx*helfs drug stores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

Aias Emma Garcian. who is at
tending school Mt Randolph Macon
wonan's college. Iynchburg. and
Ramon Garcin. Jr.. who is at Wash =
ington and Lee. will arrive this week
tn spend the holidays with their
parents. Dr, and Mrs. Ramon Garcin.
Of East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

Tire monthly entertainments pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-18

Helen Bennett. Of Norfolk. who are
ats nding the Medical college bare,
VIII leave tomorrow, to spend the
holidays at their homes in Norfolk.
The sun., 1919-05-11

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The sun., 1919-05-11

chances OF success in the world. Au-
thorities on sociology and economics
agree that no better remedy for social
unrest exists than placing at the dis
posal of the average man such hnan-
cial assistance as will enable him to
own his own home. Large organiza-
tions such as the Standard OIL Company
have realized this principle. and many
corporations have aided their employees
to secure homes of their own.
At present there are ample funds
available to finance the purchase OF
houses already built. but the uncertainty
OF building conditions and the hope the
building materials may reach a lower
level has during the war and since the
armistice prevented many investors from
entering the building field; but recent
events In the construction world indi-
cate that the leading builders of the
country have reached the conclusion that
prices are not going any lower in the
immediate future and have decided to
resume operations on a large scale. II
Is freely predicted that mortgage money
Will soon be much more easily obtained
than it has been for the last few years
and that investors will return to a mar
ket which returns good profits and at
fords a wide margin OF safety
The sun., 1919-05-11
Number and Sex Of Prospective Bor-
rowers Children, or Name of His
Wife's Dressmaker, May Decide
Whether He Is a Good Risk

To the average man or woman who
contemplates building or buying a home
the question of financing the project is
probably the most serious one to be
considered While most people have a
pretty definite idea of the sort of
home that they would like to call their
own and fairly good general idea as
to the sort OF locality in which they
would like TO live. their ideas about
mortgages building loans. title COM
panies and the like are apt to be very
vague.
Most people realize that in order to
buy a $4,000 house 4 Is not necessary
10 have that amount OF money in cash.
but unless they have actually purchased
houses themselves they do not know
just what percentage Of the total cost
of the home they should have in ready
money to safely embark on a home buy
ing venture with a reasonable chance OF
not becoming thoroughly disillusioned
in the process.
Many are the heartaches and bitter
disappointments which have been suf-
fered by men and women who have al
lowed themselves to be too easily per-
suaded into entering a venture which
they were incapable OF carrying to
successful completion. In home buying
as in everything else n little Intelligent
forethought and advice from competent
authorities will save many after regrets,
While in many cases II Is possible
for man to purchase title to an ex-
pensive home by paying a few hundred
dollars down and assuming first and
second mortgages and other liabilities.
his pride of ownership is apt to be short
lived unless he is thoroughly conversant
with law and real estate matters and
also knows positively where he can raise
The sun., 1919-05-11

one OF tho greatest factors. II not the
greatest, in reducing labor turnover and
keeping employees happy on the Job,
Even though there has been a slight
drop in the prices of few building ma
terials. there seems to be good reason to
believe that with the enormous shortage
on hand and the biggest programme of
building construction ever known the
prices will soon rise again to higher
levels
1--WE can expect little or no immigra-
ton OF labor until the Old World has
been rebuilt. With our own plans for
reconstruction well under way, We shall
have need for all the labor that our
country can supply and will look in vain
for a sharp decline In the cost of labor.
Though building prices are at pres
ent high, II Will be remembered that II
Is when times are prosperous and prices
high that the bulk OF building has been
done. One finds little building projected
in times OF depression and low prices.
We must also have in mind that con-
dltions surrounding our building pro-
gramme are bound to be affected by the
immense amount of construction work
now starting in France and Belgium.
From many points of view. economic
as we'll as social. It seems propitious to
have plans for buildings made now so
that every individual will at this time
put into actual practice = hit Of work
that will be n step toward the great
task to be accomplished. Such action
will help stabilize industry in the period
Immediately preceding and which will
follow the formal declaration of peace.
Banks throughout the United States
have been large participants In the
country's great prosperity and many OF
the bankers seem to feel that not only
will they be meeting an economic need
by building now. but that their action IN
this regard will set precedent in their
build
THE banker. by precept. by example.
can show the way. He can take the
initiative; some one must lead. There
will be enough-too many perhaps