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Real Estate and Cour, News
NContinued From rj,s, p...

e., - brnce al "f H.ls,rius Va. on
S,ectrSenrFa! Tnrrcan:ile bus!n-.s
cseiisi snnin Is sS'"% n:',.,o, Nm
cert: James Mo-redy. SECRETARY. .n.i
lanes r. HaEt. all OF Eoanoa- ~ o.
t4lsGt-to carry On thu business al .p,y-
scutuIs. farming. csi'y!ug. it
~ Noriofh Cement Products Cornor. ij.,
~ atSeSrradoiA: W: c.pital-nias!in uin 81.
s ssi.r.., prss1sni; N"i;.A. Va. A. ". Lln-.
Fan. Campostella Height Va Dpi.'T
10 deal In cement pto,iurts re-. .sts :
.s eng 90 general contracting business
.LipertS Sho. Company. Inc. l.yrchburr
mum. $4,000 oiiice,i-SaSi $. MT hs!s .
= erR. president: II. .. E!ackfnrd. ser.
s1aI}, and !. Kohrc. all Of i.yu"i.Lorr \.
mercantile business
sIs Federa system OF bakeries iuc New
Sord New. Va. Capital maximum, Sc.
zlJoldberx: president; LAX. c.pin,I. .edr.'
f!exy. and Isador. WIKI all OF Serpnr,
5r36ws Va ODjeci-to Conduc, = b.key
aTud cohfectionery business
Mount Regis Sanatorium IN SaI-n
hun s 2Sso5 + $50. si@%0 60 n,
Salem. Va: T.: w. Page. s.cfciary. saI.m
W.. and f.. u. Muse Eo.nok.. " ob.
R1ert~-to conduct Il hospital for the treat.
SnSnt OF tuberGuiar pat ients
IL. Anzls Realty Corporation. Richmond
ss a.: c =. tai,mannnn., $500 90: mini
sefestdentiI j. r.; Lsmbert secretary. anc
sstee&-Eensrsl real estate buyiness
- Lincoln Highway Garage. Inc. Suffolk
Cnptta!zmaItmurn. $5o.pOo.oo: mini
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GEORGE v. WRITES LETTER
TO WILLIAM ON BUSINESS
Peculiar Situation OF Trust Fund Nc
rrssifntcs Communication With

10y GUiNcrSul SFfN.1H.
LONDON. April 2i.-Thc first
SHOWN post bellum communication
between King George and the former
NaiSer has Just been made in con
ncctton with the marriage settlement
OF the late Duchess OF Connaught. Of
WHICH the late King Edward and
Wiiheln II. were ro-trustecs.
hen Edward died. the former
Kaiser nominated King George as his
ro-trustee. Under the settlement.
part OF the Glienicks estate near
l'"tsdam twhcre the late Duchess o.
oonnauSht lived with her brother.
Prince Leopold OF Prussia. before
her marriagc). was settled on the
Duchess for life. After her death.
the property was 10 he divided equal
~ among ihe children OF the mar
rage.
The Duchess children. Prince Ar
ihur OF tonnaugl;. and his two sis
tcr". are now petitiOninE for the sale
OF the property. and King George has
had 10 write the erStwhilc German
Emperor requesting him 10 appoint n
trustee in Germany who can carry
nni the sale and wind up the trust.
This the fallen monarch has under
taken Z, 40
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
'DoWh- Home" Towns Making Inn
rorem-nts-Anothc Furniture
company NJ 'thomnsyIiir

'"t tFHhiniahS county Cotton AS
so so intion has arranged TO erect "a
$4,000 warehouse at iIertfo
The Eatawba Creamery Companv
W. j. Shuiord. president and general
To S3oO.nco. and Nil. enlarge lis
plant AT Hickory
Whist on salem viii This year ey-
roiice alarm system
The Davidson Furniture COMPANY.
capital siock SI0.G0r. has been IN
E"rporatcd ~ Thnmnsvii,e by Lex
inEton and Thomasvii!. PARTIES
inc tobacco town o! Farmvillc. in
i'l't county. proposes Ia construc; a
sewer system.
The Warsaw Storage Warehouse
Company has been chartered to build
ana operate large warehouse al
Narsaw. The cumpan:s capital
stock is $4,000
The town OF .Mebanc. in Alamance
county. has contracted for the con-
SlFnction OF sewer system To cost
about $4,000.
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misunderstanding led 4. Clash.

iiAlti1lN. MANcfIGRIt. April 24-
The recent clash between Japanese
ana czech forces at liailar. on the ST.
berian frontier. WAS due TO "A nsun-
outstanding. according TO the and.
inGS OF. commission sent TO invcs-
tiGatc the incident. The arnorcd ear
CEcchs has bccit restored To than
Tho 1ntcrallied Technical, Commits
sion. on tho initiative OF John j..
stevens. the American engineer who
~ at it's head. has sent a protest 10
the United States against the con
due; of the Japanese. The first Of
the American engineers who came to
improve the railway situation are
leaving for home.
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LEGION ISSUES STATEMENT
ON SOLDIER LEGISLATION
Attempts by Congress 10 Exclude Any
Service Class viii be Viewed
WITH DlsfnvOr.
HEY Associated rrcs.

I Ivy
lNDIANAPOLiS, IND. April a.
Any attempt on the part Of Congress
to eliminate any class OF service in
dividuals from the benefits Of soldier
legislation shall be regarded as un-
democratic and unfair" by the Arncri-
can Legion. Such 'uncompromising
convictions" was expressed in q re-
port of the recommendations commit
tee Of state adjutants OF the Legion
meeting here today. The report will
be referred to the Legislative commit :
Tee at the national convention to be
held at Cleveland next September.
The committee also favored such
measures as would help To curb the
indiscrininatc action OF posts and in
dividual members which tend to en-
barrass and retard the promotion OF
avOwcd policies"
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OBSERVE PRESBYTERIAN
r CENTENNIAL WEDNESDAY
omnns Work I'm First Presbyterian
VIII lie Celebrated with Appro-

me centennial OF woman's work i'm
:, IRE IRIS. freshyttcrinn Church In par
ticular and in Richmond in general
wiil be celebrated Wednesday with
appropriate" exercises. The first
years Offering 10 the work OF tn.
was 500. as compared with
$4,000 last year. the centennial
In honor OF the parcat society, the
PresbNterial Of East Hanover will
meet with First church at the opcn-
ING session Monday evening. when
Hcvs. LingIc and Buchholtz win do
liver an illustrated lecture on inter
church work and the Prcsbyterial pro-
SrcSSive program.
-, centennial exercises will take place
IheSdhy evening al Sis O'Clock The
PreSbyterial Will, be in session
through "Wednesday. sessions begin
ming at 10 a. NJ. and 2:30 =. NJ. daily.
Mrs, Hampton Fleming is president Of
he PrcSbyterial.
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CITY Will SPREAD OUT
Village Development Mt winston
Sni-m Means LnrEe city in the
Near Future.

W TNsTON- 81 I.EM, y. g, April 81
The Highland Development Com
pany. Incorporated with $4,000 cap
itaI stock. has settled upon it's plan
like sixty acres OF Land adioinimS
the city. which, will in due time be-
come Il part Of the city.
Tn. initial plan calls for laying off
%: streets. the making OF sidewa TX =
and the Immediate construction nf
sewers. all at IL first cos. of 500. 600.
building operations are expected TO
follow closely upon this work. and IL
takes no prophet TO see . rapid resi-
Dental growth in the new subdivi-
sion
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street Car Fares Up In Rome.


ROME, April 24.-Car fares in
Rome. which were originally 2 cents
and were lately raised to ) and then
TO 4, ii is now decreed, shall now be
q cents from 8 O'Clock in the morning
until 10 at night, after which they will
work before 3 \. NJ, used TO pay
cent, will now pay {" for the privilege
OF hanging To Il strap in the over
crowded cars. cabmen have also
doubled their prices. hut, because the
cost of a pair of shoes or boots now
ranges from S25 to $50, IL Is more
economical TO ride than TO wear out
In hnr
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INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
SEEN IN SOUTHERN TOWNS
stove Making In Georgia md Ala
bama-'r0bnrrO Stcmmeries In

rha Riverside Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Anderson. :. 60 has Increased
capita Stock from SI0oV0o /" $1,000
GOA and the cation factory Will he
enlarged.
The china American Tobacco Com
pany. OF Rocky Mount. y. c.. the tN
port Lea Tobacco Company, OF Rich
mond. and Z. II Martin, nf North
Carolina. Will build tobacco s;cmmer
les in Florence. ). c.. this spring.
Company has been Incorporated At
Florence. S. e. with So Oo0 capltal
sock anl Will establish potato stor-
ase houses at that place and also at
rim monsv!ile and Lake C.iy. :. G.
Thc Toombs Potato And Produce Co.
in"urre rated at Lyons. Ga. will build
large potato cannery at mat place
TIE Teltord Mining COMPANY, in
corporated a: Rome. ga. will develop
iron ore mines near that city
The Red Diamond Motors Company.
Incorporated at Atlanta. Ga. with
SI.0oo.600 capital stock. Will erect a
plant for Tn" rnanufaCtur,. 81 interna!
combustion motors
III" &"s!e stove WORKS. O! Tom
Ga. has doubled i;s capital STOCK ana
vii! soon greatly rnlaVse the ca
parity T.. the works In Rome.
:, COMPANY has been Incorporated
70 establish a Orlando. Fla, a plant
for the Manufacture OF mill and
plumbing, supplies. ], is 20 he q,
SIS. 900 plant
The \. J. Manuf.ctGruS 90. o.
Gadsden. Ala, viii erect ana operat.
big StcNc- making plant aud eN-
tehsive !oundr!es at that place
The Alabana p.l 'nmpany has been
chartered wiki slU".Oo0 capita! stock
!" establish vegetable ".. mills a;
Epes. Ala
\ mill ;or the uauutac,ur. Of I'm.
drrw"ar i Ia b" established 1t Alex
> nG"r Ciiy, All. by the Russell Manu-
Tao ur!nS COMPANY. chartered with
capi'al stock oc $560n"o They will
install 1900 spiudles.
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MEN F0RSAKE FARMS FOR
CUTTING RAILROAD TIES.
Teams bringing In As Per Day while
Labor Gets H my Rival Firms BID
Against Each Other.

ROCKINGHAM. April 24.-The high
prices paid at .Dillwyn for railroad
ties This season have caused practical
~ every able bodied man and bow To
iorsake the farms for the more. lucra-
i've occupation OF cutting ties. Az
mgr as SLIGO has been paid here for i,
SihTie tie and teams are making NJ
hiSn as IS per day for their owners
Gnski!led cutters are. making an
average OF 50 per day. and nearly ali
me farm lands in the county are cry
ing for help as the men and bovs
are turning to the cutting of ties Ia
stead of blowing "
The unusual price Is caused by tho
presence OF two firms. which are hid
ding desperately against each Other
TOR every wagon load that comes into
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WILL TAX BENEFITS FROM
DIFFERENCE IN EXCHAhG
German Merchants Must Pny Levy
I'm Collections NIndc From
Abroad.
w AasOC!Ntcd FrcssI
*

, BE Associated Prcssl
BERLIN. April -. = The Federal
council has adopted a bill to tax
tarins arising from tho differences
IN exchange operating In favor OF
German creditors who arc enabled
now. according to tho peace treaty.
cHrrcncicS from ABROAD. 'rhr pro-
c"edS OF the tax VIII he applied as
an olfS"t against subsidiaries granted
!" i"rmhn debtors S'ho ind them
solves called upon to pay nrc-war
debts abroad. which M ;hc present
low rate Of the mark would smell
ruin TO the majority.
Th. law allows such debtors to
calculate the amount payable In
marks at the Dre-war value. while
the state bears tho loss in exchange
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FLOUR MILL CHARTERED
Vince Mills at Henderson Will Erert
a'rnfn Elevator and Produce Flour
Large Sc:,le.

HENDERSON, ". c.. April o. --Tho
Vance Mills. incorporated with s125.-
900 capital stock, the most OF which
has been paid In. has been organized
ny the election OF the following Of
Falkner. vice-presidcnt: +. H. Ro-
bards. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The company proposes to establish
here, first class Touring mill, and
company has already purchased the
plant and business OF the Scaboard
Feed and Produce Company
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WILL WORK UP lockwood
"""hln anu shuttle Factory Going In
AT aItaVlstn-New Industry


,ALTAFlSTA;i VA. April oi-Tbs
n ~, i .Dos~ood Products Corpo-
nntion' lately chartered with S16. 600
,rrnPi'a' stock. has been organized.
ne following are the officers choscm
~ the stockholders: w. Woodward
PRESIDENT; II. L.. E.snf. vice president:
The company has contracted Tor ihc
-,crrEh.on OF Il concrete. steel roof
n.,uiiding, which is TO be installed with
;sne necessary niachin all Of which
mas h.cn purchased, for the m.nufac-
tnrr Of hohbin heads. cite. Tile daily
I"pacitE Of the plant is expected 10
=. i"o.oDo dogwood bobbin heads.
5 ~" shutiles and 10000 novelty
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POWER COMES FROM AFFAIR
viii he Wved From. Cnhin Greek 4"
IiuntinGtOm Over iiSh-Tcnsion
rran<m iSsl0m Line.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Aprl! ii
The Virginia Power Company. thi.
city. has contracted to supply electric
power to the Consolidated Light. Heat
and Power Company, OF Huntington.
In order to MI the contract the
company VII. have 10 huild high
tension transmission lines from It's
plant a. Cabin Crock 10 Huntington
aud incr"asc rs IL. W. power To 10 600
* w For this work and other i'm
rrovcmcn's. including the instal!a-
ton Of 2j0 horse power turbine at
cabin Greek an appropriation Or
$4,000 has been made.
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PERMISSION TO ORGANIZE
NEGRO BATTALION REFUSED
War Department Sees No Need ~
Additional tnif In Ma~Sn-
chust.fts.
10y Associated Press.
$40 ~ ,..;f - ~

BOSTON. April 2L---AuthOrily 10
raise a machine snn battalion %:
negroes for the National Guard OF this
state was re fused by Secretary of War
Baker. in 10 letter, to Governor
Coolidge today. The Secretary wrote
that. because There WAS no present
Necessity for organizing "a complete
negro division only pioneer infantry
units which do not enter into the com
position OF. i division were authorized
for negro enlistments. The Governor
that he would undertake
to learn by what authority the War
Department refuses permission to "a
State to enlist negro men when the
state wishes 70 do So.
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ROOM FOR MORE WORKERS
New i"rk iing Company Huys WE
niinSt0n. y. a., f'nctOry-Oprrn-
fions Ia lie GTentIy Enlarged.

Regal Sack Company. o! Ncw York
which iias recently purchased the DuS-
mess piant in this city OF the Willard
EaS Company, has arranged to en-
arSc the plant 80 as 10 increase the
annual output from 10000. 900 yards 10
50.nJo, 900 yards.
The new building to be added to
the plant will cost not less than $685.
500. and the new machinery 10 be in
stalled VIII cost alou: $4,000. The
number oi operatives VIII be in
creased fully 100.
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lnsnr-s Againsf. wet Ground.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. April "a
As protection against loss. Tho Val.
University Athletic Assoc!a tion is in
Snrlng Its baseball team. u Sainst wei
grounds in home games. according TO
IN announcement today by General
Manager WOodcock.
ohc-hfth Of an inch OF rain falls
get wcen y. NJ. and 9 u. VI. on the
day Of scheduled game rhe insur-
anCe is Daiu ="
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Woman rrore..or in t:ermnn,

BERLIN. April 1.-THE first We
man professor "a; tho University OF
Hcrlin is Fra.lein DR.. Paula Uertwig
who Will lecture on zoology. II is re-
ported from Prague that the Czech
actress. Frau I.copoldinc DostaI, has
been "a ppointed o the chair OF rhetoric
in the university there.
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GINGER VENDOR HELD
Rhode Island Prohibition Officials
VIII Press Cnse Against Seller
of Jamaica Compound.

PROVIDENCE. r. T., April 22.-ITar-
old kelman. proprietor OF Il variety
store in this city, was crested today
by the Federal authorities, charged
with selling Jamaica ginger for bev-
erasc purposes.
keimans arrest. the first or the
kind in this state. will be pressed
by prohibition enforcement officers as
a test case. in an eTor: to suppress
the promiscuous sale Of Jamaica GIN
ger. Hc!n1an was arraigned before
Cnited states Comm issi0ner Matteson
and held in 81. 200 for trial next Thurs :
day, after he had pleaded not guilty.
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Napoleon Motors Company has
moSed its Offices ut Traverse City from,
the factory building to the Traverse
City State Bank Building. in which
floor. This change was made in ac-
cOrdance with the plan Of the com
pany TO increase it's output and TO
utilize every foot OF floor space nos
siblc in turning out trucks to, mect'
the growing demand Of the company.
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NEW ENGLAND STATES
ADOPT DAYLIGHT SAVING
Maine, Rhode Island.
New Iinmpshire.lt Move Clocks
One Hour Ahead.

Ivy AsSOcialru iIrSS'l
BOSTON. April 2i.-Mass achusettS
and 1,her New England states were
prrparing today to enter on five
months period of daylight saving.
Time pieces will be moved ahead one
hour ~ . 4. NJ. Tomorrow.
Twelve Rhode Island cities and
towns will change time tomorrow.
In Maine the cities Of Portland
Lewiston and Bangor and some towns
will set their clocks ahead Man
che stcr Is fhe principal point In New
Hampshire In adopt the plan.
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10 NAL. E,,.r..x C,oL.

DENTON. y. c.. April a4-The
Royal Metal Ware manufacturing
Company. recently incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock, Will establish
here a plant for the manufacture OF
hrcless cookers, and, perhaps other
utensils. j. @. Garner Is the prcsi-
dent of the new company.
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increase Capi,ai to Ehiarse Mills.

=, FATTERSON. y C.. April 2l.-Thr
Watts cotton Mills Company. extern
have Increased. the capital stock OF
ne CONCERN to S40O.0o0tf from $3.50 600
IhiS increase Of sl50.009 in tho capital
- supposed to mean thasonlargcmen mt
OF the capacity Of the mills, which
are now overworked to meet the de-
minds Tor the product.
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ChInc.r Hold Bcncfit.

PARIS. April o0.-Chinesc contrac;
iaborcrs brought here during the war
have given play in the Mort Theatcr
for the hcnei, Of French war orphans.
Most. OF the men were illiteratc when
they came TO work behind the fight
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Jnp~ TEN Allies Glands on"

ny sfNNf1NIN
}IAD1NOSTOk. April 2I.-Thc re-
the Japancsc and Russian military
forces and they must settle their dif-
icrcnccs themselves. the matter not
being problem for the allied diplo-
mats. Nj. Matsudaira. u diplomatic
representative attached to the stan
or General OF. commander uf the JaD-
ancsc forces in Eastern Siberia.
stated today
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Tn utIII.e SIhc rroduris.

G\LAN. VA. April 2i--The Ed
~a:ds CHAIR Company is planning to-
factory here which will be a barrel
siavc factory. This will enable the
company to utilize a good deal Of tim
waste.
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ruynr Quit. Tnrki.h National,.,..

CONSTANTINOPLE. April IL
Colonel Jafar Tayar, Turkish COM
week called upon all Moslems ito
unite In an effort to free the Sultan
rom allied influence appeared here
today and announced he supported
md had abandoned The Turkish
Nationalists.
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Cleveland with Il narty OF purchasers
FOR Chandler and Cleveland cars The
new owners will drive their cars back
To The city. =.
TRANSPORTATION Motor Company
have taken over the business of the
stewart Motor Sales. local distribu-
tors % stewart trucks. The new
c"mpan? will occupy the same loca-
lion temporarily.
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inch. 64X6is. 26l-:; brown slect;ngs,
southern standards. II: tickinrs.
ounce. -: dcnins. 2.e0s. indigo, i.i-2:
Standard staple Singhams. -. H.:
- . " -
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5 70, l52.n00
s .i.4Sl.o00
4.366.000
.i,S12,000
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= VI, prTltst 4Hc!lIl,. =
foI sis u Srgtruni-n
credits
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2s4,s54 900
ToiAl earn.ng -.

ToiAi earning assets is.i.,
Rank premises Il
= EacoNcCted item. anu
other deductions from
gross deposits . 81
r ifs PEI cent T.drmDtiUn
tuEd against : n
bank notes "
All other RESOURCES
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brink CLEAR|NCs SHOW
! BIC INCREASE FOR WEEK
Clearing House Report Shows St2,.
81 040,45S.2I Gain Over Corre-
spending Period Last Year.

ia Increase in the bank c,carinss here
last week over the corresponding
\ period last year totalcd Sl2.o49.45S..i.
! according 10 the weekly report OF tho
= Clcaring House Association OF Rich
mond. released yesterday. Total
4 elearines for the week here were
4 S6l.S7S.722.35.
n. Not only do the figures for the week
q show an increase over the correspond
ing period OF last year. hut also a
gain over the week ending April II
& of S974.S3l.15.
Following is the weekly statement
of the Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich.
, Inond:
= 8<sow~.
Gold coin and ccrtiHEes 5 o.i4S.oOo
, Gold settlement fWd-F.
II. board ............... 1851 600
Gold with foreign agencies $4,000
Total gold held by bank 5 .5.4SS. 600
,SGoid with Federal Reserve
aRen, Observation-Disclosures. 42,54l. 600
{ Gold redemption fund. -. $3.50. 900
Total gold reserves 7S.se3,ooo
Legal tender notes. sill
yer. etc ............ 494, 900
Total reserves .....s 7..iS1,ooo
Bills discounted. secured
by govt war obliEa-
~ lions ........... 54.Sit,000
Bills discounted, ali other. 1910. 600
Bills bought in open mar
Ret ....-............ li.20e.o 90
Total bills on hand SlpoSl6Ooo
L. s government bonds la35.OoO
u. s certificates OF in
( debtcdness ......~. l2.oso.oOo
-
Total earning assets ..silCfil.ooo
Bank promises ..... Eii0Gn
/ Encollccied items and 9TH
err deductions from gross
deposits ............ Clio4ooO
Five per cent redemption
fund against r. L. bank
notes ,.inhn
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By Briggs

ing fronts They learned 10 read
their own language and are making
progress in French under Y. NJ c. 4.
instruction
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Tota! resources

u g e d sr4HaGIl.ly
items ...
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So lQs.@2JOoa

Total liabilities ,:1oy .5-ao,
no Of total reserves 10 ne, de-
bined. $50 PEE, cent. '"'-
Kaiio OF gold .eserv. notes IN g.--
cnlanon. after Setting asia. Il. p.r
gi!nsi net Gcrosil liabilities
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BY .NSSOcluteU Tr"SS.
WASHINGTON. Apri! @4-Combin-
cd resources and liabilities Of the
twelve Federal Reserve Ranks at
The close Of business .april - made
public by the Federal Reserve Eoard
sfoday. follows:
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-10
Christmas Eve in the Home

~ HRISTMAS EVE in the
~ home is always a jovial
event, or should be. The father
has closed his ledger with a
THANK God" that there Is now
and then respite from toll,
from the perplexities and cares
of everyday life, an oasis In the
desert of the year, and yields
himself for the time to the
pleasure Of creating new joys
for the loved ones at the home
fireside. The mothers heart
overflows with love and thank
fulness as she watches the inno-
cent and enthusiastic glee of
her little ones over their Christ
mas gifts. And as for the chill
dren themselves, what eternity
of time could compensate them
for the loss OF one Christmas?