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way again, paradsng up Market
street, the tireiess musicians, whose
efforts to instill pep into the conven-
tion were so successful. leading the
way.
To Nominate Vice President
lBy Hugh Baillie, United Press Staff
spondsnLI
AUDITORIUM. SAN FRANCISCO,
July 6.--Delegates TO the democratic
national convention assembled today
for what viii probably be their last
session, 10 nominate , candidate for
vice president. pass closing resolu-
tons and adjourn
The names of E T. Meredith and
Franklin d. Roosevelt were heard
most frequently as possibilities for
the honor of sharing place on the
ticket with James N. Cox
Many of the delegates have started
for home and their places were taken
by alte-nates. The early crowd in
the galleries today was smaller than
usual, as the main event is row his
tory, and there was no prospect OF
fireworks 10 draw a big crowd
1t was getaway day at the conven-
ton, to use turf phrase.
Numbers OF the dele gates had their
grips packed and waiting nearby for
a dash to the train the minute the
final gayel falls. Some OF them We're
still weary and full of yawns, the
result of the sensational day and
night session which eliminated early
this morning in Cox's nomination.
But the tension was let down and 1t
was a good-humored crowd that en-
tered the now historic auditorium.
They were all anxious to nominate
the vice presidential candidate and
depart as speedily as possible. and
therefore protracte6 balloting Was
not looked for.
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GOVERNOR COX is
..REGULAR FELLOW
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campaign to elect Governor Cox as has
successor.
1t was indicated that IL his health
permits the president will make some
stump speeche5 for the Onioan anu
otherwise will iise all his influence as
head OF the party 10 win democratic
victory in November. An early CONFER
ence between Wilson and Cox PROB
ably will be arranged, il was learned.
Although those close TO the admin
istration several times during the
last week have indicated that Cox
would not be unacceptable, there IS
little doubt that the Wilson heuten
ants favored the nomination of Nc
Adoo. Cox was not the first choice
OF virtually ali the cabinet officers at
the convention and the same feeling
has peryaded the white house Offices
during the voting.
Cox is considered here TO be warm
admirer of the president and has
been league OF nations advocate
from the first. II is believed that
Cox's views on this issue are fairly
well expressed by the treaty plank in
the platform
Secretary Alexander, OF the COM
merce department, who two weeks
ago predicted Cox would receive the
nomination, said:
'tCox will give Harding a good
race. l believe he Will carry Ohio
by big margin. This should insure
the success Of the democratic party
and put the governor in the white
house"
Secretary Baker pledged Cox his
full support in a telegram TO the gov
ernor, which read:
Accept my hesrtiest congratula- !
tions and all the support l can give
in the campaign"
'-Governor Cox will draw exten- /
sirely from the liberal element OF the
country, and yet al the same time
he has a record in Ohio for law en-
foeement.r Senator Hitchcock. o.
Nebraska, former administration sem ]
ate leader and a wet" said when
asked about the prohibition aspect /
OF the nomination
at is very strong nomination j
and | believe the governor has = (!
chance OF carrying many doubtful !,
states next Noyem ber,'' he added. !.
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Tomcrro~'s Census Figures

TUnTted Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The cen
sus bureau today announced the 1920
population results for the following
will be released tomorrow at 13
a. NJ: Kearney. Neb-, co-extensive
with Kearuey city
Tie following counties will BE-
given out tomorrow:
Lassen, San Joaquin and Cierra,
Calf: Baca, Clear Creek, Gilpin,
Ninsdale and Prowers, Colo.
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Late Market Quotations

higher. Native beet stsers, $500
lG83s Eea-ll-g S-eers and heiferz,
$5@ Gls-75: coxz sE99GI GI1-T5;
s.o<as-z and Eee6ers, s5.09G 1915;
Czlvez, &A@gC1ZE9; co-s and hezf,
e-Z- 3sIIG 1915.
Eog -ece5gcz- $3.50 head: mzrket
STEADY, 1Gc higher. Mixed and bzUch-
e-E. s-5-@5g 19-E. good 10 heaTy,
s15rgg Ll,s9, rcEEh, s-3.g9G135g;
light s15a0g1s,Ig: Dlgs, :lLc5G
$500; b1lk, 15@G Is,15.
Sheep -eez8pts, 1s0f9 head: market,
LAMBS &1-95 1zgae-. ga@eo SOC hEzaer.
Ewes. $5E1G $50. Lzu5s- sl2 5fIG
100.
Crosaa L5s. st,c1
OMAHA, July Carrie reosl p.s.
2-s0g head; Hzzrket Z5Gl1 asg5ey.
Steers, GIDN1lq Is5,g. COWS z16 hets-
ers, $3.750 Iz-75; E:9cserz azs feeJ-
e-s. ss,5901l9e; czETes. s7DgQ Q1l-5g.
bulls and ztagS, 2sD@G IG4l1.
Hog reoejp-Gs Z,g~rJ bead, 1-zrket
25c higher. Bulk, S1z,T5g14gg; 122,
2I5Z5.
Sheep rece5psa, G5r9 heal, =zr.
ket % 5rc lCsTer- JE7-35zgE, sk GJGs
S-75; lambs, S7-G1Q 1@,75: eweg. gZJ5g
Q6.00.
! Kansas City LSv. ssa>x.
: KANSAS CITY, July S,-Czzt&e
receipts, 1000 head, nazrkst atresz
active; Native srhe-8, gg5.TIGIgTGs
southern stee-a, 8G>g3m12Dg. 11yws
and heffers, s5.GgGlGEgc zs1~kea
and feeders, $7-G90 1zDg; eesgef,
$7.0O012.50.
Hog receipts. $50 head. aaz-n~t
ll5@25c higher. Bulk. G1zE1G lin
heavy, $4,000 1880; rnedI41a, sle u
@15.65; light, &15.O00 l5EI.
Sheep receipts. 2,J0G head: n,z-xn.
Istrong, 25c higher. Lambs, sIallsn
1900; ewes, S6G0G7,D1: x:n<Fesz
land feeders, Ss00G1f.D: g-zgg
wethers, $7T50S75.
| New York Money Market
| NEW YORK, July 6.-Moucz IN
CALL 9 per cent.
Mercantile paper, ~ per cent
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'W,&esattherI

Weather Forecast.
im. s. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureaul
For Keokuk and vicinity: Parity
clondy and cooler tonight; Wednes-
day fair
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight,
Wednesday fair.
For Missouri: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday; cooler tonight.
For Illinois: Showers this after
noon. cloudy and cooler tonight;
Wednesday fair and cool
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Bar silver, New York, 99hc.
Demand sterling, 1893.

| Demand sterling, s3-93.
Liberty Bond Market.
NEW YORK, July s-Liber.y
bonds were quoted today as follows:
.53zs, 9l4s; 1st As, $50; End As,
1872; 1st F4s, 8612; Ind 4ks,
1884; Bird AS, 1905; 4th AIS,
s51s; Victory 3As, $3.50; Victory
.4@.s, $3.50.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, July 6. Butter
Creamery extras, SIC; creamery
standards, 54&c; dairy firsts, 4s@.
J5c; dairy seconds, 4404Se.
gggs - Ordinary fIrsts, 35a37c;
HTsts. 4o0z2c-
Cheese - Twins, 24A; Young
Americas. 25Ac.
Potatoes Receipts. % cars. Wis
co2E5n and Minnesota, per cwt, $3.50.
L4Te poCitry-FowIs, 2Sc; ducks,
%g-c; geese, 20c; broilers, 40G45c;
-ooGterE, zoc; turkeys, Csc.
'seH Yor< Produce.
NEW YORK, July 6.-F1our-DulI,
P1rk-rnsettled. nominal Mess,
s1s Ga0NE9.
Lzr&-JfDz1EEaL Middle west SPOT
81 III 1919.
lss&sr-EFzlL Rzgg, sI5.31.
Esssss&=S--Lzls. GranuIated, $4,000
.ZE8G,
EJa11se ESo 40. 7 On spot, 13zc
55z.&snG 30, (, lsi4 G2bzc.
T&E@sa--fI-I, City, 9Ac; special,
!8Sz&,
gfzg-Csz5e<. E0 /. s2.z9as2.50; 30.
o. sz,G568z2 29s e&oTer. sLsG0Z.40.
s>Eez2be1 ,G,sS-ry--DsIl Turkeys, 50
u zSE< csaE@g&saH, %504Tc; fowls, 23g
szcs S.GkE, z>Ez1G.
LsTe E2Dra3tF7.--Ejzagg, Ceege, 1SG
.zta@s @zclcs, Zsl15Tc: fowis. 32G3zc;
csFzsys, zEg> gspS1ers, zzc, chickens,
2rDssesE, hZN%5,G, "a as
f,sse@se--SesTa, Essre NIX common
n s5@@saGs zamz>5zes Gkinae common
IN E,~eLaGS. gE911S~
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Chicago Cash Grain

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Wneat-No. ?
red. s2.78@2.S0; No , red. s2.76G
2.7S; No. spring, %2.75N2.80.
Corn-No. | yellow. SlG2G1.64:
No. 2 yellow. 81 16NG .64 No. 3 yeI.
low, s16101.62; No. yellow $i.5g1z :
sL52@1.53; No. / white, s169GI.71
No white, s1.94; No. 6 white, 81 50 :
No ! mixed, $751; No. 2 mixed
s1.6Ok k@1.631a No. 9 mixed, s1.591z q:
No. mixed, $16O@161; No. mixed
$16O; No. 6 mixed, s1.52@1.54
Oats-Standard, s1.13@1.43.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July 6. Hogs-Re
ceipts, 10000 head Market Is to 25c
higher. Bulk, s13. .5on15.75; butch
ers, s13.6O015,S5; packing, $4,000
400; light, s13.6O@15.5O; pigs $500
9140O; roughs, s12.25@12.90.
Cattle-Receipts, II. 900 head Mar
ket Csc higher. Beeves, $105O6
1910; butchers stock, s4.00@145O;
Gamers and cutters, s4O0@1225;
stockers and feeders, s525@1075;
cows, s10.5O@16.1O; calves, s6.5oG
1900.
Sheep-Receipts, II 900 head Mar
ket steady to strong. Lambs, 5000
1900; ewes, $2.50@13.00.
st. Louis Live Stock.
sI. LOUIS, Mo, July 6.-Cattle
Feceipls' z'soO head; market 25@5Gt
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ceiebrati TING Down Town.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s-San
Francisco's downtown district early
this morning vas the scene OF the
widest political demonstration this
city has ever seen following the
nomination OF Governor James II.
Cox for the presidency by the demo
cratic national convention
Not content with merely trying to
raise the roof Of the auditorium when
the long deadlock was broken al 1:s5
q n. cheering throngs Of democratic
delegates and pa-tisans paraded
through the business section OF the
city, led By the Cox band from
Pigza, Ohio.
The ycst-colventiua celebration
reached its climax when the crowds
ElIed the spacious lobbies OF the
Palace hotel Cheer upon cheer for
OhSo's governor drowned ont even
;h= hand going fuIl blast, playing Cox
campaign songs and Dixie" along
with tle tzzzzeSt nQgic IN their rep
e--o3-e
finally the procession got under
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Cable of Concentration.

LONDON, July 6--Amsrican AM
bassador John ". Davis today cabled
congratulations to Governor James
NJ Cox. Of Ohio, upon the iatte-'s
nomination for president by the
democratic convention at San Fran
cisco
@You can and viii lead the demo
cratic party 10 victory" Davis said
in the cableGam-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Suffrsqists After Him.

WASHINGTON, Jan 6-GoTerno--
Cox viii be asked By the nationar
woman party TO use all his influence
10 force adoption OF the wouans
suffrage amendment adopted by Ten
nessee, Miss Alice Paul said today
Favorable action would give final ap-
proval 10 the amendment and all9~
all women to vote next November
The slFragiscs plan 10 confer with
Cox az once. Miss Paul stated
Governor Cox has now the CoDor-
tUnity to bring 70 MS party the great
privilege Of giving the final TaJ1ica-
ton to the suffrage arert-neu-. sad
thus enabling all -o-e- 10 take part
in the coming elzcEI11. Mis- Iaul
said His tn6aeace ezered In Ten
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
River Bulletin
Weather Conditions.

Weather CoHoitIohs.
A disturbance, now central over
Iowa. has caused general precipita-
ton in the central valleys, with
heavy amounts reported in central
and eastern Iowa and eastern Ne
braska-
Pressure Is high in the northwest
and cooler weather is following the
storm area
Partly cloudy and coorer weather
is predicted for tonight; Wednesday
fair.
Local Observations.
July. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r
5 I .. n-2974 IS SW Rain
6 Z a. m--2976 70 SW CFdy
River stage at 7 e u., s.9 feet:
change in "a hours, rise 0.4.
Mean temperature 5th. II: highest,
So; lowest, s7; lowest last night, 81.
Relative humidity 5th, a. m, Il;
IL noonr IL; p H. as
- CARL z HADLEY,
Observer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

This truck tire bridges the
gap bet1Deen Solids and Pneu-
n1atics, and, we believe, an
swers the problem of more
truck users in more lines
of business than any other
heavy-duty truck tire built.
It combines great resiliency
with long mileage. At a cost
only slightly higher than that
Of Solid Tires Of equal rated
size.
It's truck-mile cost and tire
mile cost in most instances
is much lower even than
solid equipment.
Note the contour of the cross
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

Just remember that all the men
who could be killed by overwork,
have been
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
FORTY-FOUR
BALLOTS TAKEN
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man who has made 2 brilliant sue
cess in his political life, who is much
loved in his state and who has d
reputation there for fair dealing and
large-bearted sympathies-
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section-the extra amount of
rubber, width Of tread. This
gives broader road contact,
more effective traction, great
er cushioning to the load and
longer life for tire and truck.
No wheel changes necessary.
No change of gear ratio re-
quired. Fits any S. A.E.Base.
Can be applied to any stand
ard truck wheel without
delay and without additional
expense. Complies with high
way laws municipal, state
or federal.
The Cushion Tire Is
FIresfone's ansUerto the ma
jority of truck needs today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

EggSorina Receipts
saSe Searay white 59Qeoc; l42@5c
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

ButerQuiet Receipts
41,302 Creamery SIN @5Sc; aery
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

LHltAEO. July Z
Open. High Low. CZof
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 6.-Moncz r,a
call, 9 per cent.
Mercantile paper, ~ per cent 2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
CHICAGO Live Stock.

st. Louis Live Stock
st. LOUIS. Mo, July 6.-Cattle
receipts, $500 head; market 25@50c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
NEW DOWNTOWN STORE.
No. 919 Market Street Being Remodeled
For Smith 4 Strevig Druggists.

Alterations of the building Mt 919
Market street, which have been begun
by the Joseph l.. Hamilton Co, are for
Smith & Strevig, druggists. The build
ing, which was formerly occupied by
Henry Hopes, real estate broker, will be
completely remodeed. In fact, practically
n new edifice will be erected, two stories
in height. with entrances on both Mar
ket and Shipley streets.
The interior of the store, which will
occupy the entire building, with the
exception of Office space on the second
floor front, TO be occupied by Mr.. Hopes
offices, will be finished in mahogany
effect. A thoroughly modern onyx soda
fountain will be installed in the store and
several innovations in the way of service
from the fountain are planned.
John A. Streyig asid this morning that
tho building would be occupied by
October /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03

Todsy's indsys1 dirsctsry - warfs AZ
offers viii be found on M classihssi nazs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS
OLIVE THOMAS At THE SAVOY.


youthful Folly" latest of Sclznck
pictures, starring Olive Thomas, opened
at the Savoy Theatre yesterday, and will
be continued today and tomorrow. The
story Is an original one and written by
Miss Thomas herself and reflects credit
upon the wel-known screen artist, not
only as On actress, but rs an author.
Youthful Folly" falls in the wide cate
CORY of society dramas, but there is
enough action in it to make it register as
a melodrama.
"rHE WORLD AND HIS WIFE, AT THE
MAJESTIC.
Those who were at the Majestic Theatre
yesterday to witness the first days show
ing of "The World and His Wife on ex-
hibition, were given the pleasure of wit
Messing a photoplay unusual in more
ways than one. Alma Rubens, who is
featured in the production, is exactly
suited for the Characterization and physi-
cal counterpart of Fedora, the young
grl-bride of Don Julian, Spanish no lie
man and somewhat older than his wife.
MARY MILES MINTER AT THE PLAY HOUSE.
Mary Miles Minter made her very first
appearance -on The Playhouse screen and
her first in many months in this city,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
HER CHANCE

Have you taken
advantage Of
Leap Year yet?
A little, ! pro-
posed to 4 fellow
who was too
bashful to pro.
pose all last
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03

yesterday, in the perturbation Of ono Of
John Fox, Jr's., most famous works,
"a Mountain Europa" In it's photoplay
form she title has been changed to "A
Cumberland Romance" and ms such is
presented. Miss Minter is just the typo
for the representation Of Easter Hicks,
tho little girl Of the mountains Tho
author himself with his glorious ability
to paint beauty in words, could not have
meant moro for Easter than Mary Mil. 8
Minter makes her by her delineation of
the character.
WILL ROGERS IN YES CALL ME i'm" AT
THE QUEEN.
Will Rogers gives everyone the feeling
Of good nature and charity in every one
of bis pictures. Yesterday his newest,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
500 Buffet, $3.50

Colonial style in selected golden
quartered oak. Plank top, two top
drawers, two large closets snd large
linen drawer. 54-inch
800 Value, same style, 80 inch,
f1A sn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
Fined $50 for Traffic Violation.

Charles Solomon, given a hearing in
City Court yesterday on charge of passing
standing trolley in an automobile and
barely missing a passenger who was de-
scending, was fined $50 and costs. Judge
Finger said he believed that Solomon had
been guilty OF the most reckless kind of
driving and said he hoped that this case
would serve as a warming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
To Discuss Pigqeries.

The Board of Health at its meeting
this afternoon will consider the PROPOSE
ton OF the Wilmington Sanitary Co.
regarding the transfer of its contract to
company. which would establish piggeries
Tor the disposal of city garbage. Some of
the members have expressed opposition
to the establishment Of piggeries in city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Mayor and Community Service
announce the following program for the
band concert and community sing to be
held this evening at Washington Street
Triangle, from to 10 O'Clock.
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.
Overture, Macmillan Robespierre,"
Litolff
Selection, Three Twins" Hoschna
Irish Rhapsody" .~s Herbert
Popula~airs:
a. Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives
TO Me- .......... Swanstone
o: "Old Man Jazz .....-. Quaw
Waltz. Moonlight on the Hudson =
Herman
Descriptive, The Ragtime Bass Player"
Lotter
Excerpts from Bohemian Girl Balfe
"The Star Spangled Banner
The Philharmonic Band
j. Norris Robinson. Director.
Song Numbers: America. - Smiles 3"
Loves Old Sweet Song" Bubbles y
Long, Long Trail, Let the Rest of the
World Go By, ''Old Black Joe. F" Caro-
Lima Sunshine, Till We Meet Again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
st. Mary's Lawn Fete Nets 81, 9 81.

st. Mary's parish lawn fete closed
Saturday evening. 1t was a thoroughly
successful affair, the amount of money
realized being 81 ,9S7 The workers appre-
ciate the help of the many people who pat
ronized the fete.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03

Ralph Groves arc in tho cast. Tomorrow
MndRe Kennedy viii be socn In "Jbe
blooming Angel" tsle of face cream
and young girls desire 10 wake up her
slow poke husband.
sgssuE nAYAEAwa At THE STRAND.
At the Strand Theatre todsy Sessue
Hayakawa is featured in '"Thc Beggar
Prince, in which the Japan csc star plays
dual role of fisherman and prince IN n
story Of love, romance and youth. Beau
tifulOriental dances in striking and graphic
exhibitions of the art Of the Fast add
spice and color TO this production. II was
made in beautiful Santa Catalina, the
wonder spot of the Pacific coast.
You try an Evcru Eveninp vnnt adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
DOLLAR DAY.
Tomorrow Win be Big Bargain Occasion
in WIminrton
Tomorrow VII Do Dollar Day

Tomorrow VIII bo Dollar Day
This means whole ht ~ Whining on.
ians and others wh0 a. their trading n
Wilmington. ~ means that there aii
be a lot of bargains ni the Wi5ningi0n
stores, the dollar having largsr ysi1n
than In any Other place IN ths c0snfr,
Judging by tho advance snn0Inoenenfe
The merchants are ildloafing IN tieiT
advertisements what they have 40 ofri
specially, and there is certainly on affra,
tive showing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
$3.50; So. Bedroom }s429.7s

Queen Anne or Louis XVI design.
As 24inch dresser with 80 2S-inch
mirror. 36r22inch chiTolette, semi
vanity tripliCate toilet table. 40 20
inch top, and full size bow end bed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03
. DOROTHY oIsH AT THE nIALTo.

No oomedicnne Of the screen has more
originality and abundance Of that which
is called pep" than Dorothy Gish. She
plays today at the Rialto in what might
be called her ''pcppiest' picture, T'll
Get Him Yet Richard BartheImesa and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03

fne silk and cotton weave - dninfg
DghtneHs-prinfed in exquisite norsl
patterns.
There are large single pogpies. tulips
daisies wild roses. rose ci 1stersi long
stem roses and other flowers on cadet
taupe. navy. gray. wisiaria ana tan -
inches wide.
ne Brofhsrs-First Floof North
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-03

called "Jcs' Call Me jim, made itA initial
appearance. All Of Will Rogers pictures
arc good, but this is just little bit above
the average. The story is humanity md
PLEASANTLY told. Its dramatic moments
are deftly combined with it's hunor and
the sincere and kindly Rogers dominates
the action II has some scenes at are
truly memorable. beginning tomorrow
Scssue Hayakawa will be seen for two
DAYS in "An Arabian knight. "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
\ Federal Reserve Banks

Statement of resources and liabilities at close of business March 19, 1920:
 Resources: Gold coin and certificates in vault $S, S15, ,6l262; gold settlement fund. s17, ,035, 09: gold with foreign agencies, s4, OSS.95; gold with federal reserve agent, $56, ,769, ,560; gold redemption fund, $5, ,749 S65 IS total gold reserve $92. .430 6S6 G; legal tender notes, silver, cts, $, ,SSS 467 SD; total reserve, s94270, ,154.54
 Bills discounted: Secured by govern ment war obligations, S75,So4.n; all other, s4S. .270, ,44s6S; bills bought in open market. s9,942, ,41S62: total bills on hand, s1OS, ,5SS, ,672.01; U. s, government bonds, t13,7OO; U. s. Victory notes. s, 15o; U. $. certificates of indebtedness. $15,6 ,So2 {; total earning assets, SPA, 371, ,S7401.
 Bank premises, s532,065.11; uncollected items and other deductions from gross deposits, s41, 07614.30; five per cent fund against F. R. bank notes, $616,550; all other resources, $142, ,9S3.7 "A; total resources, S261, ,639. 1S0
 Liabilities: Capital paid in, $S,5S5,6O surplus s4,695,000: government deposits, s2. .13S. .O79 56: due to members, reserve ac- count. s57, ,6S6, ,6s7S4; deferred availability items. s29, ,423, All .67: other deposits. in cluding foreign government credits. s2,- $50, ,291. .3s: total gross deposits. Ss2,oss, 42o. .45. federal reserve notes in actual cir culation. S47772.5S5: F. R, bank notes in actual circulation. $12,04C,000; all other liabilities, $1 49S, 6.S5; total liabilities s261 ,6S9, ,741-S0.