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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Aulns Iniurr I,An.

EcOrgc Il. DnvIdsOn. eleven Year
OLD son Of g. -. Davidson, OF zoe
HainbridE" street, was painfully m
jurcd yesterday afternoon when Il
bicycle he was riding skiddcd, throw
:nG him in the path of an automobile
Several ribs were broken, DIR. l.. &
iiili stated, although the condition
Of the injured youth is thought noI
To be critical.
Injuries We're reported as not be-
ing serious OF John H. Gibson. cI
l9u5-A East Main street. yesterday
when he was struck by AN automo'
bile operated by Pete <ource al
NInrtccith and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
RICHMOND TO CELEBRATE
ARRIVAL OF LAKE FRANCES
United States Shipping Board Turns
Vessel Over to Her New
Owners.
SHIP GIVEN RATING By LLoip's
Plans Being Made for big Gala Day
in City on Arrival of Boat, En-
hlcm of Success of Enterprise.
Will Take on Cargo Tomorrow.

Stockholders. officials and friends
OF the newly organized Richmond-
New Yorl, steamboat line Viii hold n
Eala celebration here the latter part
al This week when the Lake Frances
arrives 'rOm New York on her maiden
trip under the ownership OF the new
COMPANY, officials OF the line an
nopnCCd laSt night.
Tcl5eraphic dispatches received last
might informed officials OF tho COM
pany that the United states ShppnE
Board have rocondItioncd the SNIP.
removed her from dry dock and Will
turn her over TO her new owners as
soon as she can hc locked at pier
A.. tine New York terminus OF the
line the datc when she VIII be
ready tor loading for her maiden
voyage Will bc tomorrow. II was an
nouuccd yesterday, and Harris N
nouneed That she Viii sail for Rich
moud as promptly as she can he
loaded with freight
Ship in Fine Trim.
Tho Lake Frances has alrtady been
rated 10y Lloyd's and Is IN he best OF
trim. rho othcia!S of the line here
have been notified.
The genera. rlans for the ceiGbra-
tiom on the arrival OF tin" Lake
Frances. which wll probably he next
Friday or Saturday. have been
worried ont ana the hackers of the
!inc arc determined Ia make !; Il
"a y
gates. representing the Chamber O.;
Commerce and the CITY Council, VIII
attend ana Mayor Ainslic and prob
ably ;hc Governor VIII he Present.
For Il long time the boat limo pro-
position looked very uncertain. but
WAS finally pulled through by din; OF
much work ana !oya. effort 10y y.
Scott Parrish, now president OF the
line and Richmond bankers and bust
ness mon. HOpcwvN and the liiilr
Town of Peters burg have also aided
in the work and business men OF
both Of these places Will meet today
TO report on the sale OF stocks of the
'rhe proposed boat line has met
with many rcNcrscs. and finally VAS
put over only through the efforts of
business men and because OF the
need OF tNr service To tn. city. not
only for It's convenience but TO pre-
serve tine preferential freight rates
HOW enjoyed. Withdrawal OF Nor.olk
business interests. after IL louHcu al
mos. cersa!1 that they would finance
and ARRANGE hAif OF the undertake
.nc. severely set back the plan ana
othe- Gl.!ilu.tt.s were experienced.
business interests 20 tAS" NJ the
sIQcE. Neeu rrS: offered. Now, how
-vs- . whole City = heh.ap the
yt-st.- ara -ne outlook :C- III. line is
E-sEr- -E.41 Every section %. ;hc
SIN E E.-v class e.! business =
-lr -, ~a.ca has be-
- z.f- Interested n The new
.7h-5-i Ess. -
- --.F- 50 met
ger -,@s- % re
:-z-..czi..
-z.-a-s 8; -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Many Enjoy Band Conccr,

Bctwecn 5000 and 5000 people. at
tended the concert given yesterday
afternoon at Byrd PARK. The third in
me series given under auspices o! the
Community Recreation Asgociation AZ
part OF the c!,y-w!dc recreation pro-
gram
Outdoor pictures wlil be given at
t3c south SIDE Fairgrounds. tonight
at S o'clock. due 10 tho !ntcrfcrcTce
OF rain lasl Thursday night while the
pictures were being shown. TOnor-
row night the pictures viii be shown
AT Monroe Park: At Scabrook on We'd
nesday; colored playground on Thurs-
day. and at Chimborazo Park on FrE
day. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
BOAT CLUB MEMBERS Battle
IN RIVER AT THEIR OWN RISK
swimming IN james Opposite Mayo,
'ah" considered Danger
Gus by Health OnipiuIs

N"iir"s have been mailed To each
ihtmner OF the Virginia Boat cub n..
ipf 9. Hudson. city health 0iiicor
MMarmihg them mat bathing in James
s"rd"i 10y health officials as a dan
s"rous pricticc
Rulings against bathing near IN.
eo'i ngnse .: the club were rcsciudc d
~ Hr9Ith Officials on tho request or
vIiclh!s 81 t.r club ana The warning.
i,lgrES "hGn member that n" battles
at h's own risk
IHtrc POINTS at. strongly brought
out ia the letter. Earhcrs ar, ur,.mt,
- avoid swallowing any Of ,hc waller
ii"m hr river wall. bathing. wilicu
j., polluted 10y tn" output OF sewers
ntN also are urged 10 protect them
HciN"s against typhoid uud pur,,y
ph"id icvcrs by being vurcilnt.I
AGAINST ;h"s" diseases ana also 10
t"N" 4 thorough shower h.th i'm tn.
n"h' mouse att"l leaving the river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
SAUNDERS MAY LEAVE
Principal OF HinfOrd Junior High tx.
pcctcd Ia Accept Similar Position
with Norfolk SchaOt.

James A. Saunders. principal OF
Binford Junior High School. Of Rich-
mond, may go to Norfolk to take a
similar position at Maury High
School there. IL was reported here
yesterday. 1t Is said that the posi-
ton has been offered MIR. Saunders.
He is in Chicago and the report could
not be verified last night.
Mr.. Saunders has been principal OF
Binford Junior for some time. hut
before coming to Richmond was en-
ploycd as the principal OF a grammar
school in Norfolk. His loss TO the
city would he hard TO replace. Is the
belief hero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
FuncrnI OF peter II. Mayo.

Funeral services for Peter III. Mayo.
who died OF pneumonia Tiur sday At
his country home. "Powhat;.n. near
Wildwood. - Clarke County. were con
Quoted yesterday afternoon from All
Saints Church. nj : o'clock. The
body arrived Saturday night In Itich-
mond from Clarke County, WI Il
party OF relatives.
Captain Mayo was u veteran or the
War Between the States and Was the
last president Of i. II. Mayo &.
Brothers Tobacco Company. before
it's purchase several years ago by the
Continental Tobacco Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
NIu.tcr In Iln,yi.zrr. TnnIgnt.

ltichmond llOT!tZ"rS are expecting
to be prepared 10 be mustered into
service upon conclusion OF a meeting
tonight at $40 O'Clock in the Rich
nond iTaEs Armory Captain j. =.
Pollard has enlisted forty-two men.
and twenty additional ones have
s:gniied thc!c !ntcnsiOn Of reforming
the famous old urgan!HdtiUn These
men an, cspccial!y urged To be pres
cnt tonight in order That they may
participate IN Il general discussion OF
mattyrs %: Importance To be taken
NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

y large delegation OF Confederate
veterans OF III" vicinity viii leave
this morning at I.2J O'Clock from
the chcSa pcake and Ohio Railroad
Station for Culpcper for the annual
reunion OF the virginia Division Of
United Confcdcratcs. commanded by
W. II! Freeman. OF Richmond, and the
Grand Camp of Virginia, commanded
by Captain John Lamb. The meet
ing, which VIII last three days. is
principally business session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
SMOOTH PAVE HULL STREET
Executive Committee Of south Side
titfHrhs Association win Lay Mat
ter Before Advisory Itvurd

smooth having for Iinll Street VIII
pc ldid before Mayor iIasll. ard hts
ADVISORY board tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock in the Mayors Office ~
members OF the cxccutiy" commit
tee Of the SOurh Sid. CitiZons' As
and manufacturers. Cost FOR smnoth
paNins nan street from Mayo's
bridge 10 Twenty second street. ia
estimated at Si35,oor L. L. I:rown
Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
A WOn1an'S Store

II there is who why many women refer
to THIS store as their let the said wonerer HE him
sell or heset) hher to floor during shop
ping hours of day. for the purpose noting the interest
women ake IN the displays their expressions of approval etc.
DIS y t mere and there the various sections
ana Gowns and Hats and Footwear and the like mystery
is certain to be expelled. ''
women just naturally
>f' 49, '"'poi'"n' III soou
The Good
sistent with ~ f W"
AS an outof patron and
recently There in
at Miller Rhoad in
Iuying Al IN surcO OIL" ~ ~ '''"'
Lasting
MILLER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Funeral Of Captain word.

The funeral OF Captain WJIllnm r.
Word. Jr., OF Richmond. Who died
February 10. 1919, in coblcnz. Ger
many. while stationed with the
American army of occupation, was
conducted at the grave In Holly
wood yesterday afternoon. Rev. Dr.
George w. Mcdaniel. pastor Of First
Baptist Church. officiating. The body
arrived in Richmond Friday.
Captain Word is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Kathleen Winston WORD
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
T.. Word; two sisters, Mrs. Paul Mayo
and Miss Dorothy Word. and two
brothers. Charles T.. and Lewis NJ
Word.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Sunlucl Eel

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w, august
Samuel Fell. aged Al. died a: the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Fell in Caroline County.
from blood poisoning caused by Il
carbunclc on his back. MIR. Fell was
a road builder for the county. lie is
survived by his parents. two brothers,
and three sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
John Thomns bowling.

FREDERICKSBUR VA. August
S.--John Thomas bowling. aged -. a
veteran of the Spanish American
War, died at his home here yrsicr-
day of tuberculosis. lie saw active
service in the Philippines and also in
Cuba. serving three cnlistmcnts as a
volunteer in the United States Army.
Surviving him are his wife. TWO chill
drcn. his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rowling. six brothers and three sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
I.nlnAuhIc Ilnun..

Mrs I.puis =. Grant gave an on
jO:ah!c dance Friday night al their
home. Grove Plaza" in honor Of Miss
\ ice Kent and Miss Thclina stout,
or Lynchburg, VIZ: Among those
present were many 0ut-Of-tovvn youuc
people v!slting In Richmond Season
able rcfrcEiucEta were served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
wnccimrlsht 10 Entertain Klwan,nns.

ThOmas ; NN",IWrIENt. prcsiGrnt
OF the Virginia Hallway ana Power
Company. VIII entertain the Kiwanis
club al the power house of the com
pany. on Twelfth Street. tonight at i
o'clock. lie wil! also make q short
address Members g: tho club viii be
shown through the bower house and
VIII have their hrst chance 10 see
some %! the nc"Iy Installed machin-
cry which generates the electricity
which not only runs the street rail
way Of the city. bat supplies light
20 the entire town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
,Irs. y. r.. Throctmorton

Mrs. =. j. ThrOckmortOn, VIE OF
Rev. i. H.. Throckmorton. died yes
tcrday morning al 4:56 o'clock. aged
20. The funeral Will take place from
Billups' undertaking establishment
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
lntcrment will take place in Oak
wood. Besides her husband. Mrs.
Throckmorton. Is survived by one son.
Cary ~ Throckmorton. and several
ErandChildrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
DEATHS. IN VIRGINIA
nury William Henry Lone,

Funeral services for William Henry
Jones. aged 7s, were. conducted yes
tcrday morning in the mortuary
chapel In Hollywood. Rev, Hugh p.
street Christian ChuIeh. officiating.
Mr.. Jones was an associate Of the late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

" Y. IINN". I"'NIIcni u No l.U.Nrr
IoGEc Bro h'rhCOd Of Railway aId
steamship clerks, Freight Handlers
ENprcsi and Station E:ml,%. yc"s. has
received word from J. f. Ahboff
grand ice-prcstdcnt OF the, express,
$employces division. that tho wage
hoard viii announce its decision 10.
morrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

BRISTOL. VA, August S.--Ntrs.
George MahOney aged %, died Fra
day at the residence of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McCrary, on
Taylor Street. Surviving her nrc
her husband. an infant daughter. Ter
parents, two brothers and one s!Stc:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Charged win sunday selling.

Charged with selling sof; drinks on
Sunday, AT oil Bank Street. Jim
Johns. of East Marshall Street
was arrested by police YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

: Earl J.. Lcggctic. alias Edward
johnson Jr. was arrested by Police
nfn II. ". Grafton, g. l.. Hooker un,,
Il. T. Dunn yesterday charged win
being n dcscrtcr from tho United
States Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
lightning Kiii. Live stock

Iightnlng Ftruck and KILLED Two
valuable lioistcin cows belonging to
Allison SWi,h. IicnIico. Count y
.dairyman, whose farm IL on the
Haryic Road, Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

James u. Pace in the Maj tobacco
business here shortly after the War
Between the States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Elk5 CHURCHES ARRANGE
FOR SPACE At STATE FAIR
rs.l.fa,> Uodfc> VIII conduct Res
iaar=&t> ana Lunch Iin"tt>
GA 6ruGnd~.

Nr r. I'D churches Will lave
hoot.s t f. virginia state rGir
when rrs .u October. aeepci-
M e. r.-e. tt-.1ns which have been
msHt ,u e.Aelals OF The fair ~
dat, Tie a4reGrs will e"ndue' qlicH
luueht restaurants and soft dri"N
inc.udgl i'm the churches which
have already ouEasei space for
Class. ST. Marx e. 'Ep.. i"pal, Grace
Co,yuan, chr- :. l:p.soopa!. HOLY
Comtu-tsr highland Girk Methodist
Episeura ST. James Methodist Epis-
cCplI y -u.e street Baptist church
AMI tGt D:uvr az the Eastern star.
Etu1rts l.om officials Indicate shat
NO. off U!dinE the main en-
francs. ,H.rGiu2 the chicken display
y" nal erecting tne new dane
iris uHE ..aN are We'll under way.
NCit u" being done on The rOa Is
90 natr tuem Unst proof 1t has also
been -aru.NsuI thai automobiles this
Netr "..l h charged .U cents admit
ta.r, 90 '.n grounds each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09


wss:.ns 3 ihe mi!%iSni rs afs S Gi;sanS'
Association for tonight Ut Sis o'cloci> in
worls on the COLONIAL rhca;c-. which
much delayed because OF inability OF con-
tractors to. obtain ccineni. The Wort,
ProS"1;Y VIII he DELAYED for some time.
;, , Charles J. IdmEass; r.. and Lee !;
have LEI; for III" ia,crnationa 'I'" "onvSn,."n
OF typoEraphical unions. which viii he
H mslld a; Aih oa w ~ Y this year. Mr; and
convention. MIR. Woody is secretary OF The
union here.
ms ~ I'lia9kncs'is; * g: ,an4 Mn ' '52S8ysI
from his naoit about G thrse 0S wS ~. .'s, r
Frederick Boa;wrirht viii occunv ihe
psv,ison. Of BiT,n!nrhan, ' Mi s wn..S
sunday night.
saansE wa 9"1 vs,s san BE on Gfi7e9 L Ns
i9:o rom II" o nS Of S GeoTs IS q nHg
hugh commande. OF the Deuar;ruen, ~
nu fHa hiehmon Si!'aG Il M Nsonni G
and 4w sa@ar is,d Snu% 7" whS vas
Community Recreation As~ocia,icn Tor
TO lead tn sinsinr at ,i's SiE t;6 'n R~sdS
shqnway has been 1T wrirh,sviii@. y g &,
dii in Richmond.
meeting Of the season tomorrow at Scout
snsn IN. eios o" N?s;h Esh'h Street
Che.ts.'clt County. the, scmimon,h'v
come before the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Daring the month Of July Ii. marriage
licenses were issued by the Hus,inss
Court;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

Secretary VI X. buckley has called a
ma citing 90 the Highland Park citizens
Association for tonight Ut Sis oc!ocN in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

WorlS on tho ColoniS, Thca:c. which
is being rebuilt aid enlarged. has been
Uluch delayed because OF inability Of con-
tractors u" OBTAIN cement. The work
probably will be delayed for some time
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
ANY DANCE GOES,
SKINNY EXCEPTED
Woman Inspector at Cleveland
Declares Correct Position Is
Chief Requisite.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct st.-"Any
dance. barring only the shimmy
shake. IL all right IL you assume the
correct posi- tion for dancing IT," says
Mrs. Evelyn Scatterday, city dance
hall Inspector. who rules that dances
should be things or delight
mo effort viii be made TO restrict
any manner OF dancing, barring the
shimny, In Columbus, provided the
dancers take the right positions In
dancing. Our program will be to
foster the best steps, but we shall be
careful to see just how any dance Is
performed.
"Unless partners are too close 20
gether no Objectionable dancing is
possible.
That is where the rub comes
some dancers will not see the pro-
priety OF keeping a proper distance
between themselves and their part
ners.
Dancing is but an Interpretation
OF music. II we have cheap, vulgar
music we may expect cheap and vul-
gar dancing.
Music for dancing should be bright
and cheerful. making dancing a clean
pleasure and a delight to those who
indulge. That bars the lower forms
OF jazz music"
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

Reserve Boards weekly statemsnt
isaoec yesterday
Federal Reserve note eireuia ton
Increased by $4,000. 900. while cash
reserves show an Increase Of $4,000
600. As consequences the banks
reserve ratio shows q gain FOR the
week from 427 70 AIS per cent.
Holdings OF paper secured BY gov
eminent war obligations includins
Treasury certificates. Increased by
50. 500 900 white those VI other dis
counted paper asoliaed by $4,000. 900
and those OF acceptances BY Sls.-
900, 900.
A reduction OF fco, TOO 900 In
Treasury certificates on hand repre-
sents largely the amounts OF special
certificates taken by the goySnment
during the week and to a smaller ex-
tent net liquidation OF certificates
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
ITALYFALLSSHORT
IN FISCAL INCOME
Financial Future Of Country Not
Deemed Discouraging, De-
spite Large Outlay.

MILAN. Oct z>.-Tns budget Of tbs
italian government for the present
fiscal year shows q total revenue OF
1900. o00.o lire against a total ex-
psnditure OF $4,000, 5000 but tho
financial future OF Italy. one OF the
ksensst sufferers from tho war. IL not
discoursging.
nsldo Agnelli. under-secretary Of
state for the treasury. stated In an
interview. The view strikes a note
OF optimism In Europe's financial dis
cord. because Italy has been consid-
cred the weak link in the Entente
chain. and the nation most threatened
by Bolshsvistic tendnecies.
FOR the present year" Agnelli
said. I've can calculate on an increase
In revenue OF 1000. 0OO. 900 lire over
pulse to the revenue is due to the
firm hand and determined will OF
the present government. The Giolitti
Cabinet has decided that all war ex-
cess profits should be conflscated by
the State.
Therefore. we can look forward
with full confidence OF faith. On
the whole the situation Is very far
from discouraging.
There is urgent need for activity
In every field Of our economic life.
We must endeavor by every means to
Improve our exchange with American
British and French currency. Our ex-
port trade IL already on the increase"
Italy is convinced that trade with
Russia Is a necessity in the campaign
OF postwar revival
II have been authorized by Signor
Giolitti" said Professor Agnelli. "to
accept three conditions put forward
by the Italian cooperative representa-
tives. These are:
That regular fortnightly commu-
nication be established between the
Black Sea ports and the Italian
ports.
THE Soviet representatives in Italy
to be fully assisted by the government
officials and the experts belonging to
private enterprises.
Photographic and postal services to
be guaranteed at once by the ministry
concerned"
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
SERVED 80 JAIL TERMS
WITHIN TEN MONTHS,

CoNCoRDIA. Kan. oct. it.-Msst
the world-champion "jaii kins," Ros-
srt Patton. OF Lincoln. Nsb. Patton
was sentsnced yesterday TO ten days In
Concordia jail.
IL was the thirtieth prison he has
visited officially BY court orders since
January 4.
I'm going 20 make fifty for the
year" said Patton.
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
MARY AND DOUG TO Sell
THEIR CALIFORNIA HOME

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 24.-Con-
flrmation or a report that Douglas
Fairbanks and his wife, Mary Pick
ford Fairbanks. are planning to sell
their palatial home near here. with
the intention OF going to Europe TO
film pictures. was given at the Fair
banks studio today.
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
RUM FINE, $4,000.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 24.-James A.
Radford, proprietor of a drug store
who pleaded guilty to sixty-one
counts OF an indictment charging
violation Of the national prohibition
act in connection with prescriptions
for whiskey. was fined $4,000 yes
terdya by Judge J. C. Hutcheson In
Federal court. The fine was declared
by court officials to be the heaviest
In the history OF the local court
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

University OF California. permanent
delegate Leon NJ Estabrook. De
partment OF Agriculture. and Harvey
j. scbonce. Of "Fslrview." sidsil. H..
former president OF the Illinois AgTi-
cultural Association.
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
U. S. Delegates Named.

ThFss ~ tAs ayis4atss from ne
United States to the general assem-
oily OF the international Institute OF
Agriculture at Rome In November
will be Dr. Thomas h. Hunt VI the
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
U. S. BANKS REPORT
BIG RESERVE GAINS
Federal Boards Statement
Shows Liquidation Of Treasury
Certificates in Past Week.

Liquidation OF discounted and pur-
chased bills and OF Treasury Ger
snncates in some volume, and com
mensurste reduction OF deposit liabil-
tiles are indicated in the Federal
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
ALBeRTa's PRODUCTS.

CALoANT Alberta. OSt. Is.-Tns
Calgary Herald estimates that Al
beTta's products this year viii DO
worth at least $500 100000.
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

temporarily purchased from non
member banks.
FOtal esTainss assels, sSysS Z, 10, ~
show q reduction Of otsVV'voO slres
the report Of last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Martin Vogel's Niece
Elopes With Envoy

sliss Madeline Reese, niece of Martin
Nogel, Assistant United States Treas
urer. eloped on Tuesday and was mar
ried in Newark, to Basil Soldatenkov.
divorced husband of the Princess Cot
ohakof, and formerly special envoy
OF the provisional government of Rus
sla. few friends accompanied the
bride to the Newark License Bureau.
and tne wedding ceremony was per,
formed Immediately afterward by a
justice Of the peace. The party then
returned to New York for q wedding
dinner.
Late Tuesday evening the new Mrs.
Soldatenkov called at the apartment
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vogel in the Ritz
Carlton. where she has lived since the
death of her mother six years ago, and
Informed her uncle and aunt of her
marriage. She then returned to the
apartment OF her husband in the same
hotel.
Mrs. Soldatenkov is twenty years old
and has been informally engaged to
her husband for some time. She is a
debutante of this season, and when
the Russian proposed her relatives be-
4leved Miss Reese too young to marry.
MIR. Soldatenkov. who is several wears
older than his bride, was member of
the Russian diplomatic service for sew
eral years. He has Travelled exten-
sively and speaks several languages.