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The Washington times., 1920-05-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL
AND
BUSINESS GOSSIP

The board OF directors OF the Dis
trlct National Bank today at a regu-
to the constitution and bylaws OF
10 the constitution and bylaws OF
the clearing house association pro-
viding for a new method OF clearings
for the Washington banks.
This method. which will eliminate
the transfer OF nancy In settling the
daily debts among the banks, was
first proposed at the last convention
OF the District Of Columbia Bankers
Association. Since that time Gov
ernor w. T.. q. Harding OF the Fed
eral Reserve Board has approved the
plsn and IL has met with the unof-
ficlal Endorsement OF many local
bankers.
The District National Bank, II -
understood. Is the first OF the local
Institutions formally to sanction the
proposal. II the amendment 10 voted
upon favorably by all the members OF
the clearing house association, the
new plan will go into effect immedi-
ately thereafter. Unless the vote Is
unanimous. thirty days notice must
be given before the method becomes
effective.
There Us little doubt among wash.
ington bankers that the amendment I
will be approved by all the financial
institutions which are members of the
local clearing association. The rev
method of settling daily bank debts
is considered one OF the most progress
slve steps yet taken IN Washington
banking circles.
According to the plan. the daily
debts of banks TO other institutions
will be settled through the reserve
funds at the Federal reserve branch
at Baltimore, and the practice OF
carrying money from one bank to an.
other in the settling OF daily accounts
will be entirely eliminated.
Hilleary L. Offutt, jr., cashier OF
the District National Bank, went 10
New York today. to remain over the
holiday.
Edward ]. McQuade, cashier OF the
Liberty National Bank, went to York.
pa, today to address the York county
chapter of the American Institute OF
Banking.
Carl Robertson Kurtz, for the past
four years Washington representative
OF Bonbright & Co. announced today
the organization OF the investment
banking firm OF Stroud. Kurtz & Co,
with offices in the Colorado building
Mr.. kurtz Is local manager for the
new company. NJ. w. Stroud, jr, Of
Stroud & Co, Philadelphia, is presi-
dent.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 27.-Wheat.
firmer: better demand. No. Red
Winter. S3.10: No. . Red Winter, gar
licky. 5000 to S3.05. Receipts, 121.-
76l bushels; shipments. 1881 bush
els.
Corn, strong; higher. No. 3 Yellow
or better. domestic. s2.02. Receipts.
S.73i bushels: shipments, 1O.605 BUSH
els.
Oats, frmer. No. 2 White. domestic.
S1.22. Receipts, 1857 bushels: ship
ments, 1Si9 bushels.
Rye. strong: higher. No. West
ern, export spot. S2.32 sales. Receipts.
151,2i4 bushels: shipments, 112,3O2.
Hal, dull: supply ample.
Flour, quiet.
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ToOArs SALES.

National Metropolitan Bank. 3o2is.
Mersenthaler Linotype. iogiesh,
After call-wsshington Railway &
Electric As. sI.ooogb2.
Lsnston Aonotoyps. oaTs.
Union Trust. ba1I6H.
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MAYOR FREES STUDENTS.

OPEJIKA. Ala. May 27.-Tho en-.
tire police force struck today when
the mayor ordered the release OF
threo Auburn students, charged with
conduct
The students had been tskon into
custody, 10 was charged. when they
were found removing traffic guards
from the streots-
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Cisirvoysnt and Psimist. can rsso
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRVoYANT. CRYSTAL GAZER. AND
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MME. PARKER

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NINE. CARLETTA,

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STRAW RIDE TONIGHT.

Members of the Washington Pleas
ure Club will go on a straw ride this
evening in nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Trucks will start from SIT
Fifth street northwest at 1880 p. m.
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LIBERTY BONDS.
LAUNDRY WORKERS TO MEET

Conditions of employment in the
laundries of the city will be discussed
at meeting OF women laundry
workers, to be held in room 405, 1923
New York avenue northwest, this
evening at o'clock
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1928 14TH ST. N. w.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE DEPOT OFFICER, nth and r
SITS. n. w, Washington, d. c. Sealed
proposals, In triplicate, will be opened at
above address at IL 100 a. m. June 81. 1920,
terial required for shoeing Of such public
and private animals as the officer in charge
ignate. for the T. y. 1921. Proposal blanks
and information may be had upon spplica-
ton here.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. supervislng
:. Architects Ofnce, Washington, ID. G.,
be opened In this office at . p. m, June o.
1920. for furnishing materials for the con-
siruction OF an extension to the Animal
House for the Hygienic Laboratory, United
States Public Health Service, Washington,
d. G" including materials for concrete.
reinforced concrete. brick, miscellaneous
sheet metal work, lumber, miliwork. paint
ing, glazing, hardware. plumbing, electric
work. etc, In accordance with drawings
specifications and bills OF quantities at.
tachcd thereto, copies OF which may be OBJ
taned at this office, In the discretion Of the
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect.
OFFICE or THE CoMMTssIoNERs
Washington. ID. c., May 2b. ie2o-ses led
proposals will be received at this office
Room 500. District building, until 2 O. clock
and hickory for the making OF brooms for
use by street cleaning division. Specifios-
tions and forms Of proposal may be had
Room 32O, District building LOUIS
BROWNLOW, CHARLES w. KUTz, Com
missiohcrs, u. G.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u. C.,
May ~, lszo-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office, Room SOC.
District Building, until 2 o'clock y. m, on
June ~, 1870, for the construction Of sew
ers In the District Of Columbia, involving
the construction OF approximately s,ls0
linear feet OF brick and concrete sewer.
So'S 10 ts"Nf6" Forms Of pro-
nation may be obt tained from tn. Chiot
Ilerk, Engineer Department. Room t97.
Dlstrict buildlnF, Washington, n. g
Commissioners
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FINANCIAL
Safeguarding the
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MADAM ZELLA.
RIZPAH ELDON

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The Washington times., 1920-05-27

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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

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Phone North 722,
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FOR sALE-AuroMoBILEs

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i st. N. w.
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CoLoRBD man! painting, paperinr, plaster
patching. Job specially. W. Eohois. rs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
BLUEBEARD IS
BEING GUARDED
Prisoners In Jail Threaten to
Kill Him

LOS ANGELES. May i2.--rrecau'
lions were taken today 10 safeguard
the life OF "Riucbcard' James T.
Watson. following reports that the
prisoners In tho county Jail threaten
TO Kin the confessed bigamiat and
murderer II he Is brought here.
Sheriff Cline today ordered that
he be held at the county hospital
until he Is taken 60 San Quentin.
which probably will DO Saturday
night
Watson today is writing a history
Of his life. lie hopes 20 sell the
manuscript TO a Newspaper syndt
cato.
J. NJ. Marrnafuke. attorney for the
prisoner. declares Watson. or joseph
Gillian. as he claims hia true name
90 be. will be Examined by severn
aiieniE,s before he In taken 20 prison
and again after he " confined there
Tho report OF those aiicniH's,
when completed" said Marnhduke,
''wiii delineate one OF tho most re-
variable cases Of inranVy the World
has ever known. They will show
thA, he IL victim Of q dual per
souality. They win prove that he Is
the most exac, replica Of Stevenson =
'Dr. Jekyli ana Mr.. Hyde that real
life ever produced"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Foreign Trade Men
in S. F. Convention

SAN FRANCISCO. May is.--It re-
manned for tho European war to
bring tho United States swiftly and
almost unconsciously to tho point OF
being really a foreign trading nation.
James A. Farrell, president Of the
United States steel Corporation. naid
today In the opening address or the
national Foreign Trade convention.
In a period OF five years. or less.
tho United States achieved an indus.
trial and financial position such as
Great Britain needed more than
hundred years OF carefully foatered
and wisely directed development TO
attain. he said
Farrell. chairman OF tho National
Foreign Trade council. In presiding
over the great gathering OF tho
worlds business men and bankers
here.
The speaker reviewed the oountry's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Fifty Million
Dollar Stake
in Field Suit

CHICAGO. May is.--Frrty million
dollars was the stake which WINS
fought for by Marshall f1ald Ill. in
court hero today.
Whether young Field Il u reoeivs
this sum depends on Interpretations
Of the will OF Marshall F1csd. l.
When the grandfather Of tho pres
ent Marshail Field died he len his
estate 10 DO divided one-ffth TO n
granddaughter and two-fifths to Zach
Of two rrnndsons. In case one Of
the Erandsons died. the twonfths
was 70 revert 10 the other. Henry
Field died and the Tight ls on what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
SAYS NEW ERA TO
OuTsiii>E PAST

Farrell predicted tho United States
will face such an urgency for for
olEn trade M we have never before
experienced. There can DO no aues-
tian about tho economic rebirth OF
the civilized world. he declared.
III h already In progress even In
places where Industrial dintreHs seems
most acute and social disorganikation
most profound
Pred /. 4pman. vice president of
the weila-targo Nevada National
bank OF san Francisco. IN an address
on Tho Financial Situation ms APP
piled 10 Foreign Trade gave an
analysis OF the money market
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Industrial growth since 1880.
''Th. war made ur creditor ma.
ton" asserted FARRELL. 1T brought
ua Go tho stage 81 being really a for.
eirn trading nation in two ways:
First. by greatly stimulating the en-.
panalon Of our Industrial capacity;
and second. by inducing. during tho
period OF our participation In Tn.
war. such an energy OF production
and such a fruEaiity IN consumption
ah resulted In savings that made pos.
sible the loan Of from ten 10 twelve
billions OF dollars 90 Europe. as well
aa the repayment OF several billions
of capital previously borrowed from
Eurouea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

DIR. A. NJ. BAILEY. now pastor Of
first Baptist church. was honor
guest az tho meeting OF the Baptist
women's Missionary union. at the
TIrat church. "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Last Call
iM Sugar Savings

So many people who purchased
oyro. the liquid sugar. from Us At
13h osnts a pound. have prevailed
upon a 70 repeat our offer that we
aro making this last CALI" offer.
Tor ten days only. starting May II.
- win sell syro liquid sugar In
ensss q 90 pounds. delivered 20 any
~ Of the city at l3h cents .
pound Telephone sidney your
order today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Ringing Of the curfcw originated
in England by William tho Con.
ausror. who directed tina; at the ring
inK of the bell at o'clock AL fires
ana lights should 10 extinEuishsi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

YAKIMAs--Ftrc iors Of $4,000 at
camp at Rim Rock.
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Underwood Again
Elected Senator

urRMfNGHAM. Ala. May IA
Oscar ". Underwood. democratic
leader IN tho United States senate.
was reelected by majority Of Is.
900. according to 'inoomple,o returns
from yesterdays state election. com
piled herr.
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the senior Field meant by tho word
issue.
Peggy Marsh. English arfrc-~. by
whom II Ia alleged Henry Field had
a non. n laying claim 10 Henry
Fields share.
Tho estate. originally estsnated At
iso. 900. 600. Ia now valued st morr
than stoo. 600. 600.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-25
News of Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS
ROckvale News

The attendance was So at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday school
last Sabbath
Dr. R. w. Corwin, chief surgeon of
Minnequa hospital at Pueblo, was up
Sunday and was the guest of DIR. w.
A. Williamson and wife.
All of the small sheds on William
Nash's place were blown down, most
of the ball park fence is down, and
the tar roofing paper on the Fink
Kienzle drug store was blown of
Mrs. Dennis of Missouri is here WIS.,
iting her son, Rev. A r. Dennis. and
family.
Mrs. Pete Sasso was a Florence
visitor Saturday.
Election notices have been posted.
April is election day to elect the fol-
lowing officers. Mayor for one year,
three trustees for three years and
.three trustees for one year Also to
vote on bonds amounting to 1000
for the building of a town hall.
The lettuce that comes from Canon
City and vicinity to town is sure real
stuff. 1t beats all that used to be
sold here from other points
c. Kienzle, wife and son of Canon
City motored to town Sunday
David r. Watkins of Crested Butte
came in the first of the week and has
taken a position at the local mine.
Mrs. Scott of Church Hill is on the
sick list.
A E. Goodhead, wife and daughter
Murn were visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Muir at Williamsburg
Sunday.
Albert Newcomb, Jr.. of South
Canon was in town last Saturday eve
ming.
Sundays windstorm was one of the
worst in many years.
Mrs. George Hyde of Chandler was
in town on business Monday.
Sheriff Newcomb of Canon iCty was
in town Tuesday.
Theodore Champion, Edward Agard
and James Williams are busy this
week on the registration board.
Barney Ginsburg of Florence was
in town Tuesday.
]. E. Frietag and James Pringle
spent Sunday at Pueblo.
Some one visiting the Colorado Sup
ply Company last Sunday between the
evening and morning stole some rope.
Hope they will hang themselves with
| it.
vincie Maghazzlo was in Florence
4 Tuesday.
John Kile took the local students
who attend the Florence high school
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Saturday night in honor of Miss Mae
Hannigan of Franklin, N. j. Games
were played early in the evening and
prizes we're awarded to Roberta Craig
and Leo Ramey. After a midnight
supper. dancing was indulged in until
o'clock. The house was prettily
decorated in green ribbons, sham
rocks, etc. The guests were Misses
Edna Terry. Dolly Cohen. Roberta
Craig, Mae Hannigan and Mrs. j. c.
Hyssong: Messers. Earl and Leo
Ramey. VIII Witherspoon. Lawrence
Cohen. William Richards, Charlie Cor
liss. Clarence Wilson. George Carver
and Gerald Washer.
is on her way to visit her parents in
Minnesota
Miss Marguerite LEM was a week
end visitor in Guffey last week.
E. II. Stoker came up from Canon
City Saturday.
Walter Davidson made trip to
Canon City with cattle last week.
Ted Rowe was the winner from the
Guffey school in the Fremont county
spelling contest. His record was
only six words missed out OF 100.
Mrs. Frank Rowe entertained the
school children at a dancing party
Saturday evening. The little folks
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Garden Park


Glen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Nelson, who was operated on at the
Graves hospital, had sufficiently re.
covered as to be brought home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hayney, who has
spent several months in Denver. re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss sigma Freek is spending a
week or SO in Canon City.
C. L. Carlton and w. H. Dozier
were visitors in Garden Park Friday.
The dance given Friday evening by
Messrs. Leanord Langford and Wick
More was well attended, and dainty
refreshments were served
Mrs Elmer Canterbury and sister,
Edith Chess, were in Canon City shop
ping Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Champeau and
two children, Herbert and Floyd, and
Mrs. Champeau's mother and brother,
Mrs. John Molten and Emmett, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Morren and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Biddix two chill
dren, Andy and Fay. spent Sunday in
Colorado Springs and were the guests
OF Dr. and Mrs. Hart Goodloe and
daughter, Frances, Sunday.
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for an outing In nature study along
the river below Florence Friday. All
were very much entbused with the
trip.
Quite a number of carpenters came
In Tuesday to begin work at the local
mine
Dan Ludwig and Grin Davis were
In Monday from the Greenhors. where
they are sinking shaft. They are
down 14O feet, and coal indications
are good.
Two sisters of the Catholic orphan
age were in town making collections.
Miss Farmer went to Canon City
Tuesday on the stage.
George Snyder of Florence is in
charge of force of men during repair
work at the mine.
Deputy Sheriff E. R. Fulkerson was
in town Tuesday.
The baseball fever is buzzing up.
and it is probable there will be a
teamk organized for the coming sea
son.
Paul Hosa and Andy Hosa were in
Canon City on business last Monday
evening.
Howard Agard was a Canon City
visitor Monday.
Michael Fabrizio and son Mike were
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Rowe has taken over the house
opposite Murray's and is running a
boarding place.
Capt. McKissick of Canon City was
over Sunday.
Rose Batill was in Florence Tues
day.
The Rebekah lodge No. of Coal
Creek rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Tanner with pound party the first OF
the week.
John Berta of Florence was in town
Tuesday.