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FUTURE bAHS
THOs J. OWEN q son. AUcTIoNEBRs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable, Well
Located Business Property,
Having a Large Frontage on
Ohio Avenue, &C" and 18th
Streets NV. Improved BY
Three-Story- Brick Building
Now Used as a Planning Mill.
BY virtue Of c sa;s deed Of trust duly
the Isua records Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured
p on TRI6AY THx rH huHRi e
PAY Of o AHgSsT Ap. , -: A. POUR
Of hin" Dssrs' a o"ums iss s ans
ia ard being s4si. 3: Of ca e,
square two hundred and ninety -four (..e4l, said
part Of lot three Is, being described as fol-
ns, feet east Of the northwest corner OF said
lot three az. and running thence west on G
street nineteen Gs) feet to said northwest
corner of said lot, thence south On the dividing
line between said let's three ts) and four al
forty-nine t4s) feet three t3) inches. thence
southwesterly. stil on said dividing line forty
three (43l feet three t3) inches to Ohio ave.
thence southeastly along said avenue nineteen
la, feet. thence northessterly parallel with
said dividing line between said lots II point
that will h. intersected by a line drawn south
from the point Of beginning. and thence north
in straight line TO the point OF beginning. to
ne tiler with the improvements.
Terms of sale: one-t third Of the purchase
money be paid in cash, balance in two equal
inst silments, payable in one and two years.
with interest ut q per cent per annum. pay
able semi annually. from day of sale. secured
by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all
post Of $500 will be required at time Of sale
All conveyancins. recording, revenue stamps.
of 1Prha Topx~ Mt
be complied with within 30 days frsn day Of
sale, otherwise the surviving trustee reserves
the right to resell the property At the risk
days advertisement Of snch resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington, n. c.
WIN. J. FIATHEE,
Ads iyin
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NORTHEAST SAVINGS Rank.
au4-5t Washington. u c.
ADAM a. wEs':HLER. AUCTIoNEER

! TRUSTEES SALE OF Sc GARAGES IN REAR
OF wARDER ST. BETWEEN LAMONT
AND MORTON SITS. NV.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No iI7a folio IA seq,
OF the land records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there
by public auction in front of the premises. on
THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
AUGUST. A;D. 1920. At FoUR,THIRTI
and premises. situate in the city of Washing
ton. District Of Columbis. TO wit: Part of
lots and .; block 8. in b. IL. "arder's sub
division of Whitney Close. per plat re-
corded in County Book 6, pages 81 and 81.
in the surveyors Office of the District of Co
lumbia and described by metes and bounds As
follows: Beginning the >outherly line of
said lot at point distant 40 feet westerly
from the west line of WarGer street and run
ming thence westerly along the southerly line
said lot 4; thence northerly with the westerly
lines of said lots and ) o. 92-100 feet:
thence easterly with the nor'herly line 100
feet plus; thence southerly o. 100 feet to
the place Of beginning being all of lots I and
>. after dedication of north feet inches
for alley purposes. to h. sold subject. however
is2s. ''''' 'es' OF trust '0f Si-"o que may
Terms OF sale: Over and above said trust
cash deposit Of 800 required of the pur
chaser at the time OF sale. All conyeyancng
recording. revenue stamps and uots rial fees
at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within thirty days from day
" otheEWiSe the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser, after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in the city of Washing
ton d. C..
LOUIS T. LURIA.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO.
au2d&ds. exSu Bond bldg. Trustees.
THoS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY sIX-RooM AND RATH BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 1854 Ind ST. NV.
recorded in Liber No. 4O62. folio IL ct seq of
the land records of the District of Column ba
and at the request of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees will sell at public
DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF AUGUST
AID 1920 AT tFOUR) O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises, situate
IN the District Of Columbia, and designated as
division of lots in block II lie Droft Park y
as per plat recorded in the office of the sur
veyor for the District of Columbia in Liner Al
at folio 101: said block IL being also known for
soes. anu 'AN"'''" rs 'euA
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed of trust
for AS.pU.U0, now overdue. and the amount
above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
OF $-DV required AT time of sale. and tie
purchaser allowed thirty days to complete III.
purchase. Further particulars at time of sale.
GEORGE s. REEFS,
LEE d. LATIMER.
au3-dAds,e1Su Trustees.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUGrIONEER.
Small Stock Groceries, Oak
Floor Case. Fixtures, Etc.
By Public Auction
At No. 800 ST. NV
FRIDAY. AUGUST s. 1920
COMMENCING 10 30 AM au4 :.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
ing.en n. e., July 81. laeo.-Sesled proposals
will tf received al this office, Room .'09 nis-
trict Building. until O'Clock. pm. August Il
1890 for furnishing and delivering farm
tractor Specihea tions and ferus OF propcesl
may be had upon applics ton TO the Purchasing
Omcer. Room $40 District Building LOUIS
BRowNIOw, CHARLES W. kUrZ. Commits
sioners. II. C.
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FARMS.
For SALE.

Splendid Farm at Sacrlhce.
of Rockville 'lI Ed 40 acres; aso acres Of
land under cultivation CONSISTING SYST s srres in in
corn, 40 acres in timber 16-room new house
with central pipelcss furnace and water system;
utensils included in the price Reasonable terms.
MEYERS osG0op. ,s.o
1856 Riggs bldg. Phone NJ ls4o.
38-ACRE FARM; GROOM HOUSE; GOOD
outbuldings: fine well; ) miles from Alexan,
dria; good roads; livestock included, hogs. y
pigs. calf. 20 ducks. 115 chickens. Call N. j.
HoLLEY. Alex. I1s-W-3. ..
$50 ACRES IN N0RTHERN VA, CON
venient to Washington by rail or pike: all
under cultivation except SO acres in merchant
able timber. running water. well fenced, not
hIly rocky; good orchard in bearing. 10
room house. basement barn and all necessary
outbuldinss in arstclass condition; worth hal:
the price asked for farm; crops included
with farm; price. $4,000; favorable terms;
ssHa f! % phsns IS oss
Herndon Hotel. -
FLORIDA--GROVE AID POULTRY FARM;
HAS room HOUSE. BATH: HOT AND
COLD WATER. ETC: LOCATED ON LAKE
CHEAP FOR CASH. SEE OWNER At 3l1s
WARDER ST. NV. PHONE COL 32ss. Sc
FINE MARYLAND FARM: CHEAP: ABOUT
400 acres fine, level land high state OF Guilt
walton; large brick dwelling. ham. farming
implements. horse. etc.: outbuildings: near
LAUREL long frontage good mad close to
boulevard. steam and electric R-R-: can
make terms to suit, as must sell: suitable for
general farming. trucking. stock raising. Price.
So, 000: about half actual value. Address Box
l79-P. Star office.
FEW OF Nj 1 AND ACRE FARMLETS
left. An addition to Ammendale near Wash
ington and Laurel electric line, the r. and o.
r. x. depot. the Washington and Baltimore
boulevard. I'VE miles TO the thriving town of
Laurel; rich truck land soil; one acre OF straw
berries, acre Of cabbages, acre Of
potatoes will pay for the tract: price. $i25 an
acre. on easy terms. Write for particulars and
let me show what it is. lot 25xl00 almost
anywhere around Washington will cost you
from $3.50 to $500. ELIJAH Z. KNOTT. Dist.
Nat. Bank bldg. i4o6 st. NV, Washington
D. c.
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POTOMAC BEACH

Coolest and most delightful Of river resorts.
Finest salt water bathing. Take steamer st.
Johns or Baitimore boats for Colonial Beach
Potomac Reach bus meets all boats The best
place TO spend your vacation. Write for in
formation and reservations. FRANK G..
RREREToN. Potomac Beach. Va, phone
Main 3n0A
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HOTEL BYRD

on boardwalk and Bathing Beach. All out
side rooms. Excellent meals. Rates. $500 ts
$40 daily. $l5.0O 70 $500 weekly.
New Management. MRS. A. PIKE.
ai,cl
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

SNAIL APARTMENT HOUSE; PAY 10 fhh
,.snt on xI5 400: finest location: near Capitol;
cash, So 500. Address Box 1ol-R, Star once
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PENNSYLVANIA.
VIRGINIA.
"NORIH HILL"

cASTLEMANS TERRY. VA.
.l5-acre, colonial farm seat pear Riurnens -
shensndoah river: valley. mountain Rud wstes
scenery; shaded grounds. drives and Gotta ges;
hsning. boating. swimming; new bath ana
sewerage; no childrzn, fnvaliGs tuherculA.s
taken; daily mail: fresh meat. miik. f,uitA
fowls; SO and SIS PR week until November;
circuiar.
MAURICE CASTLENAS
CAST IeuRus Ferry Clarke Co z.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (ContinuedD

a-sToRY 7-RooM BUNGALOW WITH
sleeping porch; bath; ami; garase; drilled
we'll. block from Rockville electric; terms.
NJ. HAYDEN. Maple ave. Alta Vista. Md
WELL BUILT ARTISTIC HOME. ROOMS:
bath, heat porches. large basement: central
| hall; buii,-in bookcases: attic. In acres:
fruit. shade elevate near electric. four miles
| from Aqueduct, Virginia; 5000, terms.
u acre. sandy loan; good fence; lots shade;
: rooms, blocks ears. on county road. miles
rooms. gas electricity available: lots
corner: porches sides blocks cars; Balls
ton. Va; ~ 100. terms
Farms. villa sites. lots. nearby virginia
K. s. SHREVE.
Rosslyn. Va. -
FOR sALE--BY OWNER. IDEAL SUBURBAN
home; six-room dwelling; all modern improve
ments: two TO ten acres: close to electric cars:
stores. schools and churches: so2d terms: wIii
give immediate possession w. J. uMSTEAD'
kensIngtOn. Md.
Boy SMALL ACREAGE NORTH OF WASH
INGToN IN MONTGOMERY Co. MD.
NORTH OF SIXTEENTH ST.
From one to twenty acres on best auto
roads convenient to trolley.
ONE to TWO cents per toot.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. large oak trees.
BUY now while PRICE Is RIGHT. Phone
NJ 7ss; let g u; show y You
Sales Dept S37 Woodward b.dg..M y. 80
OWN YOUR HONS IN CHEVY CHASE, u. G..
In new subdivision. msSnifceat forest trees:
adjoining Rock Creek Park: sO WI ~ . 'a,s
st. FIR. 7S
$500 CASH WILL LOCATE YOD AT CHEVY
Chase in our new subdiviston just opened. a.
$o!ninc Rock Greek Park.
ALLAN W. GIBSON, Manager.
Sis-al9 Colorado bldg.
FOR RENT.
RETHESDA UNDESIRABLE RESihbN' IL
Of nine rooms and ba tn: modern improvements
3is acres of land; fne lawn and shade: im'ne-
date possession: rent for one year, 1oe: pa! :
able monthly H. L. LEWIS. 1f22 ST.
franklin .Sa3.
OWNER WILL RENT HIS SUBURBAN HOME
until May I next: corner house rooms ga
rage modern couyeniencrs; located in excel
lent northwest community; SIS per month. un-
furnished. Address BOX 20lP, star office. \,
WANTED.
WISH To PURCHASE A SUBURBAN HOME
in either Maryland Virginia, must be coh-
yeEient 10 Georgetown; or rooms. mcderu ;
with a lot large enough for garden space, VIII
pay as high as 5000. Immediate possessio
not necessary. Address Boz o3-E, star once.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Colonial Beach Hote]

400 feet beach front, 10 acres shady lawn,
appetiZing food, srtesian water, good service
FISHING. grabbing saltwater b. thing from
hotel. dancing. etc. Orchestra during meals
SIS TO $40 weekly: s. TO 81 daily. American
plan. PRANK d. BLACKSTONE Prom lAs
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l. EE S BUR INN

I@EESfitT XIV, 7 RtTINTA-
In foothills Of Blue Ridge mounts ms: quiet.
cool rooms. electric lights. baths. fine spring
water. pure food. rich milk; beautiful walks
and drives. horseback riding fishing. SWIM
ming. moving pictures. Pleasant ride from
Washington by Old Dominion Electric Railroad.
leaving from 36tl and SITS. NV.
A II A
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81 z. Capitol st. TelepAsoe
Lncoln IS. Thirty-afth ysaf.
AL Commercial hrsneAse.
vefS A<oV SSS teu.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT. IN CHEvY CHASE
beautiful new detached home. . large bright
looms and bath: all modern improve ments
INT. 500 per month. 1872 Oliver ST., Owner,
folumbia I013-w ~
For SALE OR RENT. IN CHEVY CHASE
Hery beautiful detached home. large,
bright rooms. . baths: huilt-in garage; ali
bodern Improvements: concrete front and rear
fnrch 57ae 3and St, Owner. Col. l013-W- -
fLEYEN ROOMS: ANIL; TWO BLOCKS TO
srs: - minutes tie 18th and Pa. ave. c. 3.
Arlington, Va
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HILL TOP HOUSE,
Ksrpen Ferry. W. Va; nearing conrleeasn
Now accommodating guests. Every one knews
Hin Top. T. S. LOvETT. Prop
THE LOCKWOOD
MRS. \. p. DANIEL. Pro-.
Now epsn. ezth seasAa-
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MONROE HOUSE

Formerly the Sherman. Ars. Taske. ana
Lowe. Props. Cool rooms 8 acres OF Iavn
Excellent table
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AN ONLY PAY $3.50 CASH. But SEVERAL
, family are employed perms1entiy and can
Peet payments up to S15 per month; want q
ONE in northeast or southeast Of six or eight
ooms, references. Give price and location in
ftter to Mrs BERTHA J. STEVENS. 1S4 Uh-
nd terrace me-
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Board in Private Family.
Water front: downtown. $l5 WEEKLY.
Box f23. Colonial Beach. W e
Smyrna times., 1920-10-27
STATE GAMERS FACING
SERIOUS FINANCIAL Loss
MUCH OF LAST YEARS AND THIS
YEARS CROP LEFT OVER

AssOciOtiOn Considers Means of Hit
ting Contract; DOdging JObbers and
Awaiting a More Favorable Market
Unless some means of loosening the
present stagnant market is found,
Gamers of Delaware and the sur
rounding states must face a serious
financial loss, according to a statement
made by State Senator Asa Bennett,
of Frankford, Thursday night, Sena-
tor Bennett is president of the Tri-
State Gamers Association which held
a special meeting at the Hotel DUPONT
Thursday to consider means of i'm
proving the present situation. Ac-
cOrding to reports given to the can
ners Thursday the number of cases
packed this year was 4,279,OOO which
is 100000 less than any other year
since before 1918. Despite this small
pack most of the Gamers still have a
majority of their product on their
hands. 1t was to discuss the pheno-
monon of a public that would not buy
that the meeting was held.
1t was stated wholesale grocers and
retailers alike are not buying either
canned goods or any other commodity
because of the financial situation. Hav-
ing lost heavily in sugar and other
foods, the grocers are conserving their
capital and the Gamers are suffering,
speakers declared. 1t was also re-
ported at the meeting that a number
of jObbers who previously contracted
for the canned goods are now breaking
their contracts on the flimsiest pre-
texts. Committees were appointed to
take charge of this phase of the stu
alton with power to investigate all al
legged grounds fol breaking contracts
with the Gamers. AS a result of
their deliberations Thursday individ-
ual Gamers declared they were willing
to sell the canned goods in their ware
houses at cost to prevent more seri-
Gus financial loss. 1t was also init
mated that if the committee to act
against the contract-dodging jObber is
not sufficient, the Gamers may unload
their product direct to the consumer.
i According to reports presented, this
years pack of tomatoes and tomato
pulp was as follows: Delaware
Tomatoes, cases No. 1, four dozer
each, 2,3O0; cases No. 2, two dozer
each, 164, 4,696; cases No. 10, half dozer
each, 80,441; pulp, cases No. 1, foul
each, 1922; cases No. 10, half dozer
each, 84,7O1; five gallon cans. 18,946
total, reduced to No. cans, 571 ,226
aryland-Tomatoes cases No. 1
559,881; cases No. 2, 2,162, las; case.
: No. 3, 1,O88,97O; cases No. 10, Ali, 1868
pulp, cases No. 1, 542; No. 10, 82,936
: five gallon cans, 1926; total, re
duced to No. 8 cans, 3,212,63O. New
Jersey-TomatOes, cases No. l, $500
cases No. 2, 72,O66; cases No. 8, 3O3,
O28; cases No. 10, 190,4O8; pulp, case
No. /, 29,88O; cases No. 10, 159,4OO
total, reduced to No. cans, 495, ,744
Il Reduced to No. cans, the total pacl
h of the three States was 8,8O9,O0O i
II 1913, 100000 in 1914, 4,120,0OOO i
II 1915, 1851 900 in 1916, 1894, 100 i
II 1917, 8,195,581 in 1918 and 7,O57, ,12
II in 1919 and 1920. For the seve
III years previous to 1919 the averag
II annual pack was 7,6O4,246.
Smyrna times., 1920-10-27
OLD PAPERS WANTED

Wanted.-The State of Delaware is
desirous of purchasing documents
letters, papers or anything pertaining
to the history of the State. Address.
The Public Archives Commission
Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-10-27
FOR RENT

One Store property on Four Cor
ners; possession January 1, 1921.
H. T. GREENWELL,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-10-27

pB Rent shooting
: D = y .rres Of marsh land
. ..lsrs lSy al and known n as 1I.tnS the
To- GoLDsBORoUGGEH GE
ly T. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-10-27

AssOciOtiOn Considers Means of Hit
ting Contract; DOdging JObbers and
Awaiting a More Favorable Market
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CHICAGO BANKER SEES
CLOUDY FINANCIAL SKY
E. d. Hubert Does Not Fear
Severe Disturbance.

Special Despatch TO THD NEw York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--'There are clouds
i'm the financial sky: / am no prophet
and cannot tell whether there VIII be a
financial storm But If there Is one we
will weather it." In these words II. ID.
Hubert. president of the Merchants'
Loan and Trust Company, summed up
his talk at to-day's luncheon OF the
Chicago Bondmen's Club IN the Great
Northern Hotel
According to Mr. Hubert, any imam
cial disturbances VIII. he OF minor ma
ture and there VIII not be the serious
trouble which many look for.
He declared that American investors
were buying more foreign securities,
and. although their investments were
generally small, they were made care
fully and generally resulted success
fully.
The speaker said that the national
debts had demorallzed foreign financial
circles, but that the war had had a de-
sirabe effect upon American finances In
that Il had taught the people not to be
afraid TO deal In large sums.
AS an example of the prewar atti-
tude, he cited the stand taken by J. p.
Morgan and other prominent financiers,
who, when called In to confer with tho
Secretary Of the Treasury regarding the
floating OF the Liberty Loan. believed
that such an undertaking was too great
to succeed.
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U. S. DOLLAR RISES IN CHILE.
Reaches Highest Quotation since
Early 1910.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 4.--The United
states dollar was quoted to-day at z
pesos the highest price since early in
1915. The price has climbed from about
pesos during the last four months
Chilean exchange IN 10 s-16 pence a
peso. There has been a gradual decline
OF approximately pence in the last
three months. Heavy fiscal expenses,
depreciation In the value OF raw ma
teriai for export and increase in values
OF imports are said TO be causes con-
tributlng 70 mo decline The weakness
OF the sterling exchange on New YorI,
also Is said TO be n factor because
Chilean exchange Is quoted in British
terms.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

John n Allen has resigned as a vice-presi
dent of the National City Bank 70 accsp
the presidency OF the American Foreig
Banking Corporation
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Banquo Undesirable do Chino has Just
opened new branch at Teinanfu That
city. the capital OF tho Province OF Shan
tung, IL near the Hoang River and the
junction Ina OF The Pckfng- Shanghai Pukow.
Tsinnnfu-Tsintao Railroad
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Edward r. Swepson. formerly Of Lee. He
ginson & Co, has been appointed an nsso
ciate manager of the bond department OF thu
Equitable Trust Company Mr.. Swenson will
be In charge of the conpany's metropolitan
retail sales organization.
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FoRGAN HAS EXCHANGE PLAN.
would Have u. s. Take 80 Year
Low Interest Notes of Allies.

wrNNrPEG, Man., Nov. 4,--Unstable
conditions in international exchange
would be improved " the United States
would agree 60 accept fifty year low in
forest notes from the Allies TO cover war
loans, thus lifting the burden OF short
time payments. Il was stated here to-
day by David r. Forgan. Chicago flnan-
cier.
Mr.. Forgan expressed the hope that
contamination OF such an agreement
would be ono of the first steps taken by
the coming Republican Administration
OF the American Government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-05
COSTA RIGA CONGRESS To MEET

wAsHfNoToN, Nov. 4.--The Costa
Rica Congress has been called TO meet
IN special session on November 10 to
deal chiefly with reconstruction and
financial legislation. The creation of a
gold reserve and the establishment Of
an International bank ne the sole bank
Of issue arc the first of the measures to
be taken under the Presidential decree
convolsing the Congress-, SUMMARY OF
which was received to-day az the State
Department,
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BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT

Lowpow. Nov 4.--weekly statement
OF the Bank OF England: Total reserve
deer sased. 100000. circulation increased
fs49, 900, bullion decreased f53,1s0, other
securities decreased f2.f91,0O0. public de-
posts increased fi,722,000, other de-
posfts decreased 1921 900, notes reserve
decreased fs50,000. Government securi-
ties decreased f545,0O0. The proportion
OF reserve TO liability. o.s7 per cent. last
week. 1926 per cent. Rate Of discount
per cent
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plan Filed with Commission.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Ma n q A

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 4.
a new financing plan for the Bur-
lington railroad was filed to-day with
tho Interstate Commerce Commission
by representatives of that carrier The
plan in detail will DO announced prob
ably tomorrow. Officials of the road
In Washington will make no statement
regarding the plan until the commits
sion shall act.
II Is understood that feature OF X
is q request for permission to capitalize
the Burlington's surplus.
Filing of the papers to-day brought
to light several rumors current in
Washington concerning a merger Of
the Hill roads under the transportation
act. II was significant that in addi-
ton 20 the counsel for the Hills that
Howard Eliot and Hale Holden, presi-
dents of two Of them. were at the COM
mission to-day and are staying In
Washington. Those officials and coun-
sci for the Burlington, the Great North
ern and the Northern Pacific staf6d
that the papers filed we're confidsntial
until they should have been read by the
commission
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DIVIDENDS.
BANK OF SPAIN RAISES RATE

MADRID, Nov. 4.--The Bank Of Spain
has raised the discount rate 70 Q per
cenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-05

Henry Picoii, representing Gwynne Broth
crs on the New York curb for several years,
has been elected member Of the New York
Stock Exchange and has become a general
partner ia the firm as Of November 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-05

At the close of 1919 Burlington's profit
and loss surplus amounted 70 $199,53l,-
2i5. BY the close OF the current year
the aggregate VIII DO more than
5000. 100000. It's funded debt. which is
being reduced annually, amounted TO
sizes, 1850, 900 on December 81, 1919, and
the amount OF It's stock outstanding is
s110.S39. 100. of which Northern Pacific
and Great Northern own Jointly s107.-
61s.5 500.