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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
With D. C. Basketers

Epfphany teams are in for a busy
week. The Comets go to the K. OF G.
League court tonight for contest
with Carroll Council, entertain In.
gram Tomorrow night and are slated
to clash with Navy Yard in the Naval
Reserve gymnasium Wednesday. The
Tigers go to Calvary Church for
game Wednesday and meet Western
High at home on Thursday.
Burial Class girls and the Friendly
Society Five will be opponents in the
Epiphany court Wednesday night. The
Burial team will be drafted from the
four sextets composing the Class
League.
Sterling Basketers are prepared 10
meet any 140-pound quints Send chal-
lenges to r. T. Kennedy, So K street
northeast
Virginia Athletic Club Midgets
wants engagements with 1o5-pound
22S South Fairfax street Alexandria.
Va.
BaItimOre's star basket ball com hi :
nation. the Allied Five, will endeavor
to make matters interesting for the
Yankees in the Congress HEIGHTS Au-
ditorium Wednesday night. The Mary
landers won the South Atlantic A. A.
at At s s:sts last season F'aS VIII 'ss'"
Roamer Athletic Club downed the
Olympians, IL to g. Nicolson. Ellis
and Quinn played strong games for
the winners
Columbia Athletic Club pointed the
way to Sherwood Athletic Club and
the Saul's Addition Five in double
header. The Sherwoods were beaten,
% to z, and the Saul aggregation. 8
to S.
Wilson Normal School girls tri-
umphed over the George Washington
University Freshmen in an S-to-5
contest. Grace Paynter. Wilson for
ward. did some spectacular goal toss-
ing.
Peerless Athletic Club failed to ap-
pear yesterday for its game with the
Upper Ten, SO the latter club took on
the Brookland Juniors and defeated
them, 10 10 Is. The Upper Ten quint
is looking for games with 130-pound
teams and will consider challenges
sent to Neil Ellis. 1912 Michigan ave-
nue.. His telephone is North 16l2-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

All of the College Parkians' "home
games" will be played in Baltimore
next year. the Maryland school not
having the facilities at present to
properly care for the crowds they are
sure to draw. The schedule:
September 24.-RandOlph-Ma al
Baltimore.
October 1-RutEer's at New Bruns-
wick. G.
October -Syracuse at Syracuse.
October Est. JOkn's at Baltimore.
October 2-virginia Poly mt Baltt-
more.
October 24-North Carolina Mt Bal
tlm0re.
November -Yale mt New Haven.
November 12-Cath0lic University at
Washington.
November 18-Washington .CoIieEe
at Baltimore.
November - Thanksgiving day.
North Carolina State ut Baltimore.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, December
19.-WestT Virginia University will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Texas League Magnate Killed.

= h y Gna' , Is1.; December bs "a Va
capitalist and owner of the Beau
mont franchise in the Texas League.
was accidentally killed yesterday by
Hubert B. Oxford. prominent lum-
herman, while returning from hunt
ing trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
O'ROURKE ABROAD NOW
ARRANGING FOR DATES
London Boobies Arrive for First of Amateur
Title Bouts With New York Policemen
Due Credit Given Dempsey
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK. December Olnspector Briggs
the heavyweight and mddeweght champions
police force today
steamship mperator These boobies"
who here
hotel whc cunder
month The activities OF Tex Richard
Su things are stirring this highbrow organization Tex ORouk
work will shortly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
NAME MEMBERS TO AID
2 ATHLETES WITH STUDIES
Stevens Foot Ball Team Notable Exception to
General Rule, Its Members Attaining
High Scholastic Honors
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

4 that sof
~ colleges and scholars have
scholastic to
players be eligible the gridiron
them all
is
OF
OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Play Squash Final Today.

NEW YORK, December 20.-The
final match OF the annual handicap
of the National Squash
Tennis Association here today
brought togs Their Ralph G. Coburn
OF the Harvard Club and R. Earl
Fink OF the Crescent Athletic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Former Navy Stars Coach.

Former Naval Academy stars are
aiding in coaching teams at Annapo-
lis. Ensign Derringer. center on the
1919 basket ball quint. is helping
in this sport: Ensign Callahan, cap
tain of the fencing team of the same
year. is in charge of the swordsmen,
and Ensign Miner. shortstop on last
years nine, will assist in base ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Good Card for District Fight
Fans at Ardmore Tomorrow

1TH both
Wv scheduled rounds fight fans who
Ardmore night Murray Phila-
dephia and Little Jeff of fling
paid arduou Judging
real grudge battle place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Kinsella Wins at Court Tennis.

NEW YORK. December 20-Wal-
ter Kinsella. professional court tennis
champion. defeated Jay Gould. ANA
teur title holder. rs. i-5. SIS. in a
match at Tuxedo Park yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Maryland Eleven Will Play
''Home Games" in Baltimore

ALE Syracuse and Rutgers the foot ball teams the
of Maryland will fall, All OF the
4 other
Virginia North Carolina
the final Thanksgiving day. that will
be addition the northern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Herman to Fight Lynch.

NEW YORK. December 20.-Pete
Herman Of New Orleans, world ban
tamweight champion. will defend his
title against the aspiring Joe Lynch
in a fifteen-round bout at Madison
Square Garden Wednesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Mohawk Juniors Claim Title.

The Mohawk Juniors are claiming
the 135-pound-class foot ball champion
ship because of the failure of the Hill
top eleven to put in an appearance for
it's scheduled game yesterday. The
young Indians went through their sea-
son without being defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Hawley Again to Lead
G. w. u. Foot Ball Team

Harry Il. HawIey of Idaho.
law student ut George WASH
elected captain of the 1921
Hatchetite eleven. He was APP
pointed grid leader by the stu
dent athletic council when
George Washington resumed
foot ball this fall, and was re.
tnined as captain by vote of the
varsity letter men. Hawley in a
member Of Kappa Sigma, Is six
feet tall, weighs 1872 pounds and
played right tackle on the team
this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Knick's Array of Grid Stars
Pressed to Beat Rexmen. 40

LLCOLLEGE loot ball combinations
foushng days of the professional
bnation includes of alAmerican cream
South Atlantic
grdron expect something exceptional in its play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Jack Dempsey at Home.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. December
2ns>yack Dempsey. champ1 n heavy
weighe boxer, arrived hou8s yester-
day to spend the holidays Nth his
mother.
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MRS. WARNER VICTOR.
Defeats Mrs. Carlson for Knicker-
booker Golf Club Title.

Mrs. Carolyn H. Warner, president of
the Knickerbocker Club. has the dis
tinction of being the winner of the
first tournament held by this unique
golf organization yesterday on the
course of the Bannockburn Club.
Playing against Mrs. r. E.tCarlson.
secretary of the body which conforms
to time-honored customs of the royal
and ancient game in the matter Of ap-
parel, Mrs. Warner covered nine holes
in fifty three strokes as against fifty
seven for her opponent. deciding the
tie which resulted from the matches
played December 5.
264 in Swimming Squad.
Stanford University has a squad Of
264 swimming candidates in training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Richard Pals Coed wheese.

Tx Richard got on a good one
when Mss Ann Morgan asked him
WY Pete Herman and Joe Lynch
would draw as large a house as he
had told her would be the case.
You see.s said Richard, Herman
- q vop and Lynch is an Irishman.
EAo Italians will all come out to see
the Iriahman licked and the freshmen
vi! All turn out to see the Italian
beaten up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, December
19.-West Virginia University will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
ERIE STOCK IS FEATURE
OF TRADING ON MARKET
Rose More Than Thrce Points to
New High Record, as Strong
Interests Purchase II.
SOUTHERN is WELL BOUGHT
All Traces OF Nervousness, Brought
On by Bomb Disaster, Disappear,
Except OH Part Of Shorts-Ex-
change Governors Praised.
ny nnoADAN WALL,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The actual
bank statement today showed surplus
sll2'.sl.oO0 and net demand deposits
increased SS5,067,00 The average
ssialtement showed surplus increased
and p'Sy ~; loans increased sSs;Soso
sl22.lG0.0Oo The United States gov
ernmcnt had on Friday evening re-
duced lis deposits slS0.39o.000.
Erie was the feature OF the stock
market today. 1t rose more than
three points 70 new high record for
Inc movement and was evidently be-
ing bought by strong interests. This
encouraged the traders to flow the
movement. The common was bought
and the preferred issues were ignored
to such degree. that the common
in price. This strengthened the
theory that the buying is for control
as all the shares have equal voting
power and all seem equally far from
dividends.
Southern Sells Well.
Lackawanna and Canadian Pacific
! az well as Union Pacific arc suspect
ed to be buyers of Erie. All those
western was at new high record on
| quiet buying. Southern Railway and
Frisco we're we'll bought. Southern
better situation in Mexico.
Most industrials were quiet, but
! they held well the gains Of yester-
J day.
+ New low prices were recorded b,
the Denver issues. Bankers believe
there Will be nothing left for TIL,
stock after the bonds are satisfied. al.
though the hook value OF the stock
| taken altogether is above s25 n share
For the year 1919 the st. Loui:
Southwestern Railroad earned s2.I4 {
/ share on It's common stock comnaret
with s2.63 the previous year. with
out the Federal conversation tht
company would have shown defici
for 1919. Buying of this stock Is MOI
| so much on, recent earnings rs on the
nrospc"tS following development q
discovered The stock made new
| high record today on the exchange.
Nervousness Disappears.
All traces of nervousness had dis
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY
SETS UNUSUAL RECORD
1921 Promises to Be Greatest Year
of Construction In History
Of Richmond.
TREND TOWARD HOME LOTS
Already During Present Month 700
Transfers Have Been Recorded In
Chnnccry Court-Slump for Sea-
son Fails to Mnterializc.

Richmond real estate activity set
4 new and unusual record this year
when the normal dullness expected
during tho summer months DID no.:
inaterialize. For the first time In
many years the clerical force en-
gagged In Chanccry Court In record
Ing deeds and realty transfers was
not reduced during July and August.
Activity Is particularly strong In
the purchase OF homes and lots for
the building of homes. Local deal
err. contractors and others in touch
with the situation, declare that pres
ent activities and Inquiries point 20
tive In construction In the history
OF the city.
Figure ON Home Piuns.
Right now there Is unusual demand
tors are busy hgurtng on plans foE
homes 70 DC erected Just as soon as
material and labor fSndi,i oar, ,H1nT nn,h
corded In chancery Court. This in
dicates Il record number for the
mon,h OF Sfp,embeaT Sormai dSyci rsa
slump during the months OF July.
August and September. but with the
exception 81 decline during the
month OF August. duo in part TO a
failure Of dealers to record their
transactions. business continued above
normal and shows a decided picking
up for September.
While big deals OF note were re-
corded during the week just closed.
inerc were number OF transfers
running from $4,000 to 10000. but
the feature Of the weeks trading
was In small homes and lots for the
building os homes.
During the spring and early sum-
mer. the largest activity was In the
buying OF houses for homes. That
line being practically exhausted about
the moving season, those without
purchase Of lots aud making plans
for the building Of their residences.
Great Construction Year.
There liz no lack OF indications tina I
more homes VIII be built during the
coming year than ever before in the
history OF the city. This Is consider
cd certain II building material is
found TO be available.
business property Is reported as very
active. a feature being the growing
demand for business property on
iract street. Movement Of business
20 Grace street started some time
ago and is gathering momentum
a movement is on foot TO hold a
real estate convention in Richmond
during the month OF October. Dealers
from all sections and cities OF the
state viii be invited. Date for The
event has not yet been set: bu, In
brought encouraging reports and II
convention is arranged, IT. Will be
largely attended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
SHOWS WHERE GROWER
LOSES ON TOBACCO CROP
Church Road Farmer Cites Facts
and Figures to Support
Statements.
ESTIMATES LOSS AT $3.50
Price OF Product at Thirty-Fiye and
Forty Cents Per Pound Docs Not
Cover Cost Of Raising Crop, He
Says.

To the Editor OF The Times tch:
Sir.-As a grower OF tobacco. 1 have
read with Interest the views ad-
vanced by T. 81 Darlington. presiden,
OF the Tobacco Association of tho
United States. and by Mr.. Burton. a
banker of North Carolina. as to prob
able condition OF the tobacco market
just about to open.
Mr.. Burton thinks q as and 40 cen,
market price" should be accepted By
the farmer as satisfactory and rea.
sonablc. and he mentions an added
emolument in the "lessoh" from which
tho farmer shall learn to adjust his
operations to meet the conditions OF
the reimbursement period that Is COM
ing In all lines of production in this
country"
Mr.. Burton possibly forgets, or per-
haps is not interested in remembering
that the farmers Operations" so fal
as the crop under discussion Is con.
cerned. are beyond "adiastment"-be
ing over and done.
The crop for which a 35-or-40-cent
average seems n fair price, to the
bankers. has been grown and har.
vested under abnormally high-pricet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
G7,437,o00
6.s77.ooo
100000
$4,000
DRY Gnods RcyieM.

NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-Dry goods
jobbcrs have reduced cotton GOODS
prices sharply this week. and selling
agents for co!ored cotton goods mills
have unexpectedly f.viscd prices
downward. varying from % to SO ID
per cent. In first hands on unfinished
cotton goods. the markets were a
little stead!er. and a slight recovery
from the very low prices on print
cloths and shcetings was reported
The course of tho finished goods
markets IL shown by a maintain q
price OF 30 cents on Fruit OF the Loom
"A muslin by the selling agents. IN
der an agreement TO retain this price
TIL October 10. y Cleveland jobbe r
reduced the price to 30 gents, and
this was followed by a reduction OF
| cent TO 20 cents by Chicago job
Der.
In distributing channels. prices are
now being revised. and widely adve--
tiscd 10 the retail trade. ami II Is
hoped 10 stimulate distribution on a
lower price basis. MIL orders have
no; yet shown the anticipated in
crease. hut selling agents expect that
the events now taking place will soon
hasten a complete REIMBURSEMENT OF
values In lime 10 start the spring
trade moving in a larger volume
The drop in Bingham prices wa 3
quite unlocked for, and was probably.
forced by n revision in colored goods
by large Southern mill. A large
manufacturer OF overalls reduced
prices 33 1-3 per cent to basis of
81 cents for 2.20 denims. but this level
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
INFLUENCES CONFLICT TO
PREVENT UNIFORM TRADE
However. Brndstreet Secr Improve
ment In Some Lines-t;rains Moved
Lower-LivcstOck i|irmcr.

fi"NeNrFs bra0strect Seen improve
ment In Some I.ines-tirains Moved
Lower-LiVcstock Firmer.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Bradstrect's
Weekly Review says:
General conflicting influences rob
tho trade OF uniformity. The broad
general statement may be mace that
trade Is, as whole. not better than
branch has rather held the center of
attention, due to further cuts In
coiored cottons, Einghams., muslins
and tickinss by Eastern and Central
W eStern houses. In raw wool some
thing like disappointment Is eX-
pressed at the lower prices made in
WOODEN goods not attracting BUSH
ness. Many wooden mills resumed.
Improvement in ordcrs for cloth
ing is reported at some centers. The
shoe trade notes very little change
from tho close hauled buying previ-
ously noted, and some lower prices
are reported being made by wsstcr n
factories.
The millinery trades show NOR G
NE. The supply of coal is none too
hurdcnsome as yet. and instances OF
coke scarcity arc cited. Lumber Is
quieter. and prices are softer. The
price situation shows further prog
ress In the direction of sterilization.
All the grains moved lower this
week. wheat on the break in cx-
Of old crop, while oats were on in
sympathy. Livestock markets are
frmer. cattle. hogs and lambs being
u2, hogs to the highest price of the
year. Flour Is reported In better in
quiry at Minneapolis"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

has not been touched on the fabrics
IN the piece goods markets as yet.
Mills continue 10 curtail production
in volume of about % pc: cent. but
some plants are beginning TO resume
operations In some departments
Current prices are: print cloths, oS-
cents. IS 1-2-inch 6ix6fs, l41-2 cents
and - cents: brown sheetings. South
crn standards. 20 cents: ticklngs. 8
o.. ~ IL cents; denims, 22O's in
digo. A cents nominal; staple prints.
% cents nominal: staple E!nghams.
20 cents; dress ginghnms, 20 cents
and 27l-2 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Bank CLEAR|NGS GROW
AS AUTUMN ADVANCES
Clearing House Association Of Rich
mond Reports S13,6OO.11S In
crease In Single Week.

Clcarings In the Richmond banks
for the week totaled ;5s. 4.i2S.l2.
according TO figures which have been
compiled by the Clearing House as
ISOLATION OF Richmond.
Compared with the previous week
the clcarings show an increase of
sl3, 900. llS.7s. but decrease over
the corresponding week of the month
last year Of 3l2.477.io3.G3. Clcsrinrs
for the week Ia 1919 totulcd 49,
s9l.s3l.75.
Following is the statement of the
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank.
setting forth the status of the in
s,itution ut the close Of business for
the week:
Hcaources.
Gold coin and certificates 2.4i9.ooO
Gold settlement fund
Gold with foreign agcn
cies ................. 5.46l.o
Total gold held by
Gold with Federal re- ''''V'
serve agent .......... 47.3s3. 900
Gold redemption fund.-. 6.706.00o
Total gold rcserves...s sO.o76.oOO
Legal tender notes, sill
yer. etc. ...........$ $4,000
Total reserves .....s so,l72,oOo
Bills discounted-Securcd
by government war
obligations ..:.......: Is.o57.ooo
Bills discounted All
others ....,... e7.sss,oo
Bills bought in open
market ............... 7.5ss.ooo
Total bills on hand. :; l1s.5ts,0oo
L. $. government bonds l.233,O0O
L. =. certificates OF In
debtedDess ........... l2c60O0O
Total earning asscts..s 1906 900
Rank promises ......... l,l9l,00O
Cncollcctcd items and
other deductions from
gross deposits .... 7525So00
Five per cent redemption
fund against i. y.
bank notes ........ i5I 900
All other resources -. $4,000
Total resources ..., 2s9,36l 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in .......S 5.21l.oo0
Surplus ................ S.067,000
Total capital ........s 13.27s,ooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Contractors. Took bonds MT Par.

HENDERSON. y. c., Sept. IS.-The
work on the extension of Henderson, $
sewer system will be commenced in
the purpose will be taken a; par by
the contractors, which ends any fihan-
c!al complications to delay work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Progrensive. bolt q. O. p.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 1s.-Com-
ple,c severance from the regular
Republican party OF Georgia and a
reiteration OF their stand for white
supremacy" was announced late to-
day after an executive meeting of
state leaders OF the Georgia Progress
sive party.
The announcement was made by
Harry StillTell Edwards, OF Macon,
whom the Progressives recently
nominated for the United States Sem
ate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
conditions. as the following rough
estimate Will show.
Cost OF teams to cultivate and
warehouse charges to be

warehouse cHarSeS 10 DO
Cost Of production exclusive
OF these two Items 81 0iaou
.fr. Burton's suggested farce
price for crop, at 40c.... 10000
Many OF this years crops hayo
been grown on borrowed capital,
The farmer is kept too busy trying
to meet his notes with the increased
rate Of interest to spare the time 20
publish his opinions upon the bank
ing business. or for Investigations
into same. else he might more clearly
with its innovation now few years
old. which he was given 10 under
stand was partly for his projections.
has failed him in this first oppor-
thing is clear: That REIMBURSEMENT OF
prices just after he has grown n
crop under conditions SO abnormal,
Will De not only unfair. but a serious
hardship. from which he will find it
difficult to recover.
] have only commentator for the
tobacco manufacturers. As a class
uniformly courteous and generous to
the farmers. Every business man
wants what he is after at it's lowest
figure.
Considering what free hand the
tobacco buyer has always been given.
II has been a generous one as we'll
So long as the finished commoditie,
business and for the maintenance OF
his family during the present high
prices. the low product must sell in
| proportion. else to the producer comes
| disaster. and this means disaster to
tho consumer as we'll.
! Church Road. Va. Sept. IS. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
THREATENING CONDITIONS IN
WESTERN CARIBBEAN SEA
Weather bureau Advises Cautiou IN
All Fessels In South Atlantic

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Condj-
tons arc becoming threatening over
the Western Caribbean Sea and tho
arc strong Indications Of a disturb
ancc in an carly stage of deyeIop-
ment. East OF Yucatan moving To-
ward the Yucatan channel, tho
weather bureau announced tonight.
in East Gulf, Northwestern Garth.
bean Sea and South Atlantic waters.
Further advices wilt be issued Sun.
day morning. tho bureau said,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Ne,vbern Get. big job.

NEWBERN. y. c., Sept. 1S.-The
Newbern Shipyard has contracted to
huild three concrete steamers for a
transportation company, the three to
cost about S1,5Qo,000. Work is to
be commenced on them at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Total amount OF DIS dis
counted and bought for
the week ending Sep
tcmher IL. 1920.
Due L. s. Treasurer by
member dcpositary
banks
Contingent liability on
bills rediscountcd or
SOld .......
Contingent liability on
bills purchased for
foreign correspondents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Government deposits -.
Due to mcmDcrs-Re-
serve accounts {.
Deferred availability
'ttilis
All other deposits. in
Guiding foreign banks
and foreign govern
mcnt credits .........
Total gross deposits. .
+. X. notes In actual
circulation ......... {.
r. X. notes In actual
circulation - Net liza
bil!ty -. i.
All other liabilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Total liabilities $50.
Federal Reserve Notes.
md In Actunl (,IFc

+. r. notes outstanding .
+. II. notes held by bank
+. II. notes In actual
circulation ..........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Total liabilities $500. .s6,513.661, 600
Ratio OF total reserves to net de-
rosit and Federal reserve nota liza
bilities combined, 1873 per cent.
Ratio Of gold reserves to Federal
reserve notes in circulation after
setting aside 35 per cent against ,.at
deposit liabilities. 4s.1 per cent.