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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-22
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
SOCIETY FOR
SAVINGS ANDLOANS
OF WASHINGTON.

At Washington. in the District of Columbi. ~
the close Of business May II, 1919.
RESOURCES.
!. a Loans and discounts,
including rediscounts
Except those shown
IN and c)...... $267, 1854
Total loans $50. 1921, 1854
4. Liberty loan bonds
pledged ($3, $50 par) $3.O795O
b Liberty loan bonds
unpledged 1880
par) .............. 1890
5. Bonds. securities. '-'''
ETC., other than q.
-. including pre-
MUM on same. -. S1O475OO
Total bonds. securities etc,
other than Z. S........ 1O475 90
9. Furniture and fixtures ~ 997 %
H. Due from national
panks ............ A,S7S.07
II. Checks and other cash Items. 205S.5 81
* * u H In vault. ........ s74.75
:. thrift stamps actually owned. 1o747
IT, Other assets Including liberty
bond subscriptions uncollected) "a 3SS 40
Total ......................$ $685., 1s9. 81
LIABILITIES.
u T. Capital stock paid in........... ss1. oso 90
%. Dividends unpaid ...... 375e 90
Total demand deposits, items
a aa st so s'. :s' 81; S. =: :sss. g
Time deposits payable after 80
days. subject to 80 days
more notice.:
81. Certificates of deposit tother
than for money borrowed
40 bond deposits. sS.ooO AZ
"a. Other time deposits. ...... 1881 O6
Total of time deposits, items
81. 80, 80 and "a. 1896 OH 90
81. Bills payable. including certifi-
Gates of deposit representing
money borrowed. ....... 70 e71 IN
IS. Liabilities other than those
above stated ........ "A eae o.
Total :........:........ $500, 1876. 81
District Of Columbia, City Of Washinpron 30
I, ]. r. EXNICIOS, treasurer of the .hovs
named bank. do solemnly swear that the shovs
sta tement is true to the best Of my knowIed.e
anc belief. j. T. EXNICIOs, Treasurer.
Subscribed ana sworn to before me this 2lst
day of May, 1919.
(Seal.) ALBERT c. WEST
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
LOUIS GUTENBERG.
VIM. CLABAUGH.
J. T. EXNICIOS,
r. E. POTTER,
LOUIS A. ROSAFY,
W. H. kERVIN,
Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-22
FINANCIAL.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
EXCHANGE BANK
OF Washington.
At Washington. in the District of Columbia. at
the close Of business May IL. 1919.

the close OF business May IL. 1919.
RESOURCES.
I. Loans and discounts.
including red $
counts Except those
shown in b and )..$165, 1905
Total loans Sl6o, 5000
---s165. 1896 s5
.. Overdrafts, secured. s7s5.14; I'M
secured. S02S o.. ............ 1,T14.06
3. b L. s. certificates OF
ind e b edncss on
hand (par valued. $40 100000
Total U. S. bonds. .......... 10000. 90
4. Liberty loan bonds
--- 1850 90
5. Bonds. securities.
etc, other than
U. s.. including
premium same. S3Os. O61 30
Total bonds securities. ETC.,
other than L. S.......... 3OS, O61 30
Z. Ranking house ............... 3u.OOO.0
8. Furniture and fixtures. 1896. Is
8. Other real estate owned. 1I5Ou.O0
10. Due from national
----- 1898 SO
H. Exchanges for clearing house. 1852 OF
IL. Checks and other cash items. 2.76s.39
10. Cash in vault ............. 20,93s. IS
Is. War savings certificates and
thrift stamps actually owned. 46l.S
10. Other assets-Accrued interest
on investments .............. 5956.SS
Total s633 .651 80
LIABILITIES.
II. Capital stock paid in. ........ o.Oo0 90
IS. Surplus fun1 ............... 100000
10. Undivided profits. 2,094.15
Less current ex
pc Uses, interest and
taAes PAID S.S4o.io -
-- 315i.0o
20. Amount reserved for taxes ac
=, crued .......: .,.....:' ooo'oo
est accrued ................ 1,15o.oo
able within 80 days,:
check .................... 24s. 900. 20
% Certified checks " 924
%. Cashiers checks outstanding. 262. 10
20. Dividends unpaid - 300
49,, -, %, 26, q, e. %
Time deposits payable after 80
days. subject to 80 days
more notice.:
81. Certificates Of deposit (other
=, than for money borrowed 2.sss. 90
"a. Other time deposits. ........... 3O6, 1858. "A
81. 80. 80 and 81. $500. 247.44
SO. Liabilities other than those
above stated-Victory liberty
loan individual partial pay
ments Observation-Disclosures. 1O,9OS.O
District Of Columbia, City Of Washington, S. :
I, WILLIAM R. NAGEL. cashier Of the
above-named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
WM. R. NAGEL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Goth
day Of May. 1919.
(Seal.) J. EDWARD LEWIS,
Notary Public, D. C.
Correct-Attest:
MARK F. FINLEY,
W. X. REEVE,
q. W. HENRY,
H. NJ. DIXON,
r. T. INLAND,
Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-22
The Safest Investments

are those that do not nuctuate dur.
ing disturbed conditions Of the
money or stock market. First deed
Of trust notes (drst mort9aeeel.
well secured on real estate in the
District Of Columbia, constitute
''kilt-edge" investments and do NOT
depend upon the financial responsi.
bilty Of individuals or corporations
for their stability. We can supply
such investments in amounts from
$500 upward. Send for booklet
''ConcerninS Loans and Isysst.
msnts.'
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

Don't delegate the writing to some body else. Congress is never in- flueneed by letters unless there arc enough of them to start the members worrying about the wrath to come. Write yourself.
 If you rely On some ens else to do 1t, sugar will go up to ib cents of -s0 cents per pound, if not more. There- after, when yefir wife complains about the cost of living, and asks why sugar is Sc high, you must tell her the truth, You must tell her 1t is because you didn't write to your agents in Washington to keep the price down,
 Then, your wife will teach you a lesson iH citizenship. She will write to the congressman and senators and let them knew there is a Mrs, Avef= age Citizen, But don't leave it to yeuF wife. She has troubles eaeugi,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

cent fund for use Of the state, through the state tax levy, amounted to s215, 900, to which it was probable there might be added this year from the motor vehicle tsx approximately SITE, 900, or a total of state funds avail able through taxation of $Ss0,000; that this fund had been largely depleted through freight paid on trucks and material furnished by the war depart ment as the part of Arizona's share of the disbursal of this material, and through other emergencies; end
 That he had no state funds available to spend on the construction of the road from Phoenix to Glendale,
 That he felt the road was Of sach prime importance 10 the people of the
 valley, as well as being one of the main arteries of the state, that he hoped, oH reviewing the situation, the
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
Average Citizen,

prices. You. MT, Average Citizen.
 must dc it yourself.
 Mr, Average Citizen is the owner Of the government of the United
 States, Tine members of Congress ars his agents. Let MT, Average Citizen write to his congressman and his tive
 senators, directing them to continue
 all the powers of the Sugar Eanaii-
 EatieH Board into the coming year. If Mr. Average Citizen doesn't knew
 the HaHs of his congressman ef his tive senators, let him telephone to the editor of this paper and the informa- tion will be given him,
 Make the letter emphatic. You are
 the boss. Say that on next election day you intend te remember whether your agents iR Washington have beer
 representing ysu or the sugar Bfefi- | tesFs
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

county highway commission might de- wise some plan, without in any way violating thsiF duty ts ths people, to cooperate eH tha construction of this road,
 In view Of tha importance of this matter, tha conference committee aB= pointed a subcommittee of three to prepare and publish this statement,
 fSigRsd)
 MARICOPA COUNTY GOOD ROADS
 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
DOWN WITH SUGAR PRICES

Sugar is going up unless Mr. Aver age Citizen pulls 1t down. Congress has refused to extend the Sugar Eqpa- lizatiop Boards control oyer prices be- yoHd December s7. Ne other geyerH- meHt bureau has the power te fix
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
JUST JOKING
The Only Reliable Test

lis this for publicationT inquired the conscientious interviewer,
 How do l lsnowY' rejoined Senator Sorghum. "lt's impossible to be sure whether anything ought to be pub- lished til after It appears in print" Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
Not on the Menu

Waiter, you may bring us two or ders of this.''
 Beg pardon, sir; that's what tn orchestra is playing. ."-Detroit News.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

Mexico can manufacture all needed
 testimony in the Jenkins case, but she can't manufacture munitions enough to put 1t over. \
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
Information Wanted

Yes. they sometimes launder the seilea money at the treasury"
 rCan you tell me where they hang 1t tf"-kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

A Raleigh bell boy stole a trunk con taining s75,000 worth of diamonds. N, he wasn't a piker. He thought tn trunk contained whisky.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

Germany can't pay what she oweS until she gets on her feet, and If sh& gets on her feet she may refuse td pay it.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

coaxins the sugar from the grocer and carrying 1t home. Write your self.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
OPEN WARFARE BREAKS BETWEEN LLOYD GEORGE AND NORTHCLIFFE
 ONE OF HIS STRONGEST HACKERS

LONDON, April l8.-Q9-One of the greatest sensa- tons experienced here since the signing of the arsce last November this morning when open break appeared between Premier Lloyd George and Lord Northclie the noted newspaper and magazine publisher of England Lord Northclie, who has been termed nglands Conscience the strongest supporter of the premier during the
 It largely thru the support of the British paper that the English munitions bureau created and it he who insisted that Lloyd George be made
 Minister of Munitions and later fought for and brot about coalition government with Lloyd George its head In all of the struggles between and the premier Lord Northcie took the port of the premier and aided him overcome serious opposition several occasions.
 The rupture between the two has been evident for some time. In commenting upon this breach before the house of last Wednesday Lloyd George declared that Lord Northce had been bitterly disappointed be- he had been named of Engands delegates the conference and that he placed the repons blity for the omission of his upon the premier.
 Lord Northcliffe accepted this statement as decla- ration of and replied today by criticism upon the activities of the premier in Paris intmang that Lloyd George had been but fgurehead in the Paris deliberations letting other delegates do the acuawork The Tmes of the Northcffe string of daes, this morning said that the Paris colleagues of the premier that Lloyd George can both read and write but that he does neither
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
ANOTHER GENERAL STRIKE MAY BE
 CALLED IN SEATTLE; MEETING TO
 BE HELD SUNDAY DISCUSS MATTER

SEATTLE, Wash, April l7.-F)-1t is than a possibility that this city may again face general strike cordng information dvuged this afternoon. It is known that Seattle workers will be called decide if such strike will again be attempted.
 The central labor council the executive organization o union labor in this city, today issued calls for meeting o union for Sunday The avowed purpose of this meeting is discuss calling general strike in order to aid ogshoremen who that their employers refuse to ognze their union
 While labor leaders admit that strike is being discus sed they assert that they do not think that eral strike will be called Much interest is being shown and it's outcome.
 OLE HANSON UNAFRAID
 BEDDING, Caf, April H.-P)-Mayor Ole Han son, of Seat who is from San Francisco Seatt informed of the meeting called in his home for the purpose of discussing general srke stated that he doesn't general strike Ths he sad had been tried and only the workers themselves suffered
 He stated that he hopes that labor will not try this again. Bu he declared if does the strike will be free from kind of disturbance Order will be maintained matter what happens Mayor Hanson will probably reach Seattle before the Sunday labor meeting.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
NEW STRIKE REPORTED IN THE
 ATLIN DISTRICT; THIRTY CENT
 DIRT IS FOUND ON THE GROUND

VANCOUVER, April .-(H9eReports of strike in the Atn district that promises to rival the rich discoveries of the early days in the vicinity of Lake Atn have been sent to this city from the Lake Tesin regions.
 The strike is said be on the Morley rver which flows into Tesln lake the southeastern shore The in dicaon that the ground of great richness the stated that pans of from thirty fifty cents taken from the surface dirt where the discovery made
 It has been known for time that prospectors that regon having been sent by Dawson parties under
 grubstake agreement The early report indicates that but little difficulty had in locating the pay streak
 As the received in this city number of old time miners commenced making preparations for stampedng to the new discovery The location of the strike makes accessible from three directions One route lies up the Yukon river to the mouth of the Hooalnqua thence up that river, crossing number of small lakes until Lake Tesn reached The rest of the travelling is easy Another route lies by the way of Lake Tagh and the country Tesn striking that lake the lower end The third route is the old stampede trail from Log Cabin country to Lake An thence overland Tes n The latter is the direct of the three and would land the stampeder close the strike Owing the easy of the country number of outfits will be north the next steamer in hopes that they will be landed before the spring gone Later reports of the strike awaited with interest by the conservative of the old timers.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
MEXICAN REBELS CONCENTRATE IN
 FOUR STATES FOR GENERAL DRIVE
 AGAINST PRESENT ADMINISTRATION

NEW YORK, April 17.-QPc cTodays despatches re- ceved from Mexico by una representing Felix Dlaz here state that serious revolution is about to break Ill Me- CO., Thousands of rebel soldiers have been recruited under the of the younger Daz and now being assembled for the spring campaign The unta is confident that the downfall of the Carranza government is imminent
 It announces that intensive concentration ot revou- tionary troops progressing rapidly in the states of Chapas Tobasco Vera Cruz, Pueblo and Mchoacan This concentration it stated is the preliminary movement in general offensive which will be undertaken by the Feclsas under experienced army officers The revolutionary forces well equipped and plentifuy supplied with ammunition and hundreds of machine guns
 ONE LEADER GONE
 MEXICO CITY, April H.-P)- General Aureliano Banquet of the btterest among the foes of the Car government today killed in fighting between gov forces and rebels Vera Cruz according to of- cal advices received here General Blanquet of the prominent of Felix Diazs officers and supporters
 He recently landed Vera Cruz, successfully evad- ing the government officials who watching for him. and made his way the headquarters of Daz He chief ;n command of the rebels under Daz and charged with the organization and equipment of the Diaz forces He minister of under Dictator Huerta In his yout soldier ill the Mexican army he member of the firing squad which executed Emperor Maximilian. He sdered of the successful of the Mexican army o ficers
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
SPECIAL ELECTION PROBABLY
 TAKE PLACE EARLY IN JUNE:
 REPUBLICANS OUT ON A LIMB

JUNEAU, Alaska, April lS-(Special) Ex-Governor Riggs will issue call for the special election to fill the va cancy left by the death of Mr. Suzer shortly after the ad jouren of the legislature The election will probably fall early in June
 No definite plans have been made regarding the election Many favor convention be held here May 2nd 3rd while all members of the legislature still here While there considerable talk here regarding the delegate sua ton there activity Nor is there likely be any until after the memorial services for Sulzer which will be held here Governor Riggs Senator Britt and Repre- sentative Pennington will speak at this service
 The republican leaders here are on the fence There considerable division among them Some of them in favor of entering the special election Wickersham will rive here enroue to Valdez He will probably stop few hours and consult with his attorneys regarding the situation.
 There is wel-defined movement among the repub- Ecans ditch him and nominate Senator Hickman make the the special election It is also reported that Rep resentave Cons from Fairbanks is seeking the republican nomination.
 Wckershams friends however, urge that the republ- refuse nominate any candidate but elect stand the contention that Wickersham elected last November They fear that Wckershams Lane letter asco has killed him with Aaskans and that should he anyone he endorses enter the special election they will be badly beaten.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
MEMBERS OF BOTH PARTIES PAY TRIBUTES TO SUlZER; ELECTION
 CERTIFICATE MAILED TO HOUSE

JUNEAU, April l8-Specal-The of the death of Chas A. Suze formerly delegate congress- and the congress, is being received with profound by members of both political parties with whom he associated during his stay in Washington It is generally admitted that Mr. Suzer made friends during the twenty odd months he remained in Washington than is seldom accomplished by member
 message of condoence received here from Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane says The of Mr. Sulzers death greatly. Alaska has suffered great oss" Mr. Lane has always entertained high re- gard for Mr. Sulzer and in letter written him just before the last delegate election he decared T feel that you have done all that could have been done for Alaska during your term here'
 message received from Representative Chas F Cur ry, of Sacramento California, of the leading repub ican members of the house and who will be chairman of the committee territories in the congress- says: q have just heard of the death of Mr. Suzer Nothing has affected much in long time Chas A. Sulzer of the highest type of the countrys moral forces. Alaska and the Nation suffers great loss in his death
 The remains of the democratic leader in Alaska are being shipped to Elizabeth New Jersey where his wife has gone to be with her mother From there will be atken Passaic, N J.. for burial in the Sulzer family lot.
 The territorial canvassing board today issued hcate to MT. Sulzer deegaeeect for the present This has been mailed the clerk of the house of represe atves Under the procedure of congress the estate of Mr. Sulzer will get years salary, or $7, ,5OO
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
BRITISH FLYER GETS AWAY FOR
 ATLANTIC TRIP

EASTCHURCH, England, April IS. --R)-Major Wood left here at 3:15 o'clock this morning on the first leg of his proposed flight across the At lantic ocean. He will make a land ing at Limerick. Ireland, tonight and will make this his jumpnig off place. The weather Is ideal for the flight being fair with very little wind. If this condition still prevails tomor- row, the major will leave Limerick for the Newfoundland coast.
 DELAYED AT ST. JOHNS
 ST JOHNS. N. F., April 18.-R)- All aviators who are here for the purpose of attempting flight across the Atlantic are still held up by un. favorable weather conditions. The weather is worse today than for sev. eral days. A severe snowstorm has ragged all day accompanied by high winds. News of the departure of
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
NURSE,
 EDITH CAVELL.
 TO COME HOME

LONDON. April 18.--R)-Accord. ing to an announcement made by the British admiralty this morning. a British warship will be ordered to convey home the body of Miss Edith Cavell. the English woman who was murdered by the German authorities in Brussels after being arrested and charged with aiding British. French and Belgian soldiers escape from Belgium.
 7The body of the martyred woman will reach England May 15. next. and will be inferred at her former Nor. wich home after funeral ceremonies have been held in Westminster.
 The execution of Miss Cavell caus. cd great resentment turnout the world against Germany. It was car. ried out secretly and despite the ut. most efforts made by the American Minister Brand Whitlock. who altho i'll at the time made personal appeals to the German authorities to at least delay their action until an appeal could be made to the Berlin govern. ment.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
ANCHORAGE MAN
 AWARDED CROSS
 BY GOVERNMENT

TACOMA. Wash. April 17.-Rt- Another Alaskan has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by the United States. He is Christine Nelson. who enlisted in the army at Anchorage.
 The citation of award states that it is bestowed upon Nelson for lex traordinary heroism near Boise dc Brieulles, France. last October, 191S." At this time he was detailed as runner for his company commander. Upon one occasion on this day he made his way thru a heavy bar rage for the commander of 8 mortar platoon.
 Nelson today completed his natur- alization, the federal court holding special session for this purpose.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
HELLO
 GIRLS STRIKE

BOSTON. April 18-(PtTelephone communication in the New England States is practically at standstill as result of a strike which involves 12.000 male and 5000 girl telephone employees. The employees are strik- ing for higher wages and the privi. lege of collective bargaining in set tling disputes and arriving at future wage schedules.
 In the long distance departments of the various systems, nothing but emergency calls are handled. Only a few local calls can be handled by the small forces which have been hur. riedly assembled by the companies. The employees declare that they will not return unless their demands arc grantee. e'-
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
IN RUSSIA KILLED
 BY BOLSHEVlKl

STOCKHOLM. April 17.-R--Des- patches received from Libau state that the Bolsheviki government is systematically annihilating the Bour geoise element of Riga. More than 10000 victims have been taken to Island Haven in the Dvina river where they have been disposed of by by the Bolsheviki leaders without any of them ever returning. No word has been received of their fate but there Is every reason to believe that all of them were done away with.
 soviETs ARE WINNING
 LONDON. April 17.-(P--A Rus sian official statement received by wireless today states that the Rus. sian soviet forces continue victorious on the whole Russian western front from the Baltic to the Black Sea- New soviet armies have been organ. ized and are operating there. The nti-Bolsheviki forces operating on this front are Slowly being over whelmed.
 eoLsHEvisM GIVING WAY COPENHAGEN. April 17.--Rt- Moscow Red Cross men declare that Bolshevism is gradually giving way to the new bourgeoise movement which Is spreading into Bolshevist strongholds. Lenine. 1t Is declared, together with Trotzky are endeavor. ing to reach an agreement with the moderate element. Numerous anti. Bolshevih outbreaks have been re- ported from Petrograd.
 1900 MURDERED LONDON. April 17.-R-A des- patch from the Omsk all.Russian gov. ernment states that the Bolsheviki forces murdered 1900 persons at Ufa before they evacuated that place. More than 400 of the victims were women. Many atrocities are declar. ed to have been committed by the soviet forces.