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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
LANDS n FARMS
$40 Acres in Craighead
County, Ark.
The Best Buy in the State

Fully 325 acres in cultivation, balance
cut over. This has extra good improve
meuts. All fenced and cross-fenced,
Located within three miles ~ a good
railroad own and Ia miles from a hard
road now being built. This is all nice
and level. free from overflow. You can
buy this for $40 per acre; $4,000 cash,
assume a loan Of 5000. balance ar
ranged to suit you at 6 per cent. Must
act quick or you lose.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY PRoF ERTT
Peabody and Vinton AYES.
Waldran Boulevard

Two beautiful brick bungalows ready
for occupancy soon. Two bedrooms
downstairs n two sleeping rooms up,
with shower bath Modern to the min
ute. Must be seen to be appreciated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
EsTATE FoR SAFE.
CITY PROPERTY.
CALL
MAIN
1880.
DIR BARGAIN DE LIKE E0R

MAIN
1880.
OUR BARGAIN DE LUKE FOR
EIaHT-RooM, TWo-sToRY, HOT
WATER HEATED. FOR $500.
This house is perfectly arranged, with
the living room and dining room opening
together, with hardwood floors, has
double stairway, one end goes TO the
hallway between the Kitchen and living
room, the other end goes 10 the living
ROOM; has expensive electric fixtures
downstairs; the upstairs Is, as the la
dies say, just darling, for there are
large bedrooms, with bath between, all
opening into a nice hallway; the front
and back bedrooms have doors opening
between. Their owner tells us that
in the coolest weather that the heating
plant win furnish more heat than you
want. We could say more about this
house, but costs money to talk here.
This house will sell itself to the early
bird. The lot is 50x1S0 feet, with gar
den, chicken houses, fine garage, fruit
trees, grape arboF, etc; Is on finished
Memphis. Terms $1,000 cash, with bal
MAIN
1880,
East End two-story; we have two
fine two-story houses in the hest part
Of East End. One is near Cooper and
Nelson n the other one Is be-
tween Union and Madison avenues;
each house has four fine bedrooms,
hardwood floors. furnace heat, and are
well arranged: on large lots. Price
81 1850 each, with the most easy terms.
MAIN
1880.
Six-room cottage on Summit avenue,
| faces east on paved street. This Is one
of the most convenient places for the
| housewife, as II is so near Cooper and
Peabody avenue, where there are stores
of all kinds; the Lenox school Is only
| about two blocks, several churches near.
There is no use to rent when you can
buy this house for SO, $50. Terms $500
| cash, SIS per mobth.
MAIN
1880.
Five-room cottage on Rozell street; all
rooms are large; has nice bath. Here Is
a house that we are offering at less
than a before-th e-war price; 1t has ev-
| cry convenience except furnace heat; Is
near the Lamar car, the Rozell school,
several churches, a Piggy Wiggly, a
/ Bowers store, a drug store, a meal
market. You had better see US and buy
this one before your landlord sets you
| out in the street. Price within reach
Of a real poor man; SO, $50. Terms $500
cash, $25 per month.
M. G. SOUTH,
B. F. WRITTEN,
J. A. HALEY.
% American Bank Bldg.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
COS Acres in Poinsett
County, Ark,

Well located on fine road and rail-
road; corners up In town: has a good
residence on corner of farm. together
with six good tenant houses and three
barns. ali well fenced with hog wire.
This has $50 acres In cultivation. \
fine black loamy soil, with a clay foun-
dalton. Balance in pasture. This Is
one Of the best cotton, corn and stock
farms in the country. You can buy this
one for Sil5 per acre, with SIS, 600
cash, balance good terms, Come see
this one and you win look no further.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
~%~
CbG aem8 5ctWttar
Classified Section
T FOR SALE.
For Sale or Exchange

For Sale or EXCHANGE
,oo M.
,yo,s.t.,o.s so, ~, gn.s,o,. lorna.
luzurIanuy Abundance of spring water.
change for grocery store or meat mar
ket III memphis
WV 'e
houses and barns I7a acres % arres
'u''' TWO tenant muses. '-O
HRWg4 1Ol " arFHH AHkRn IN Hmm1AnAAr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
T
FOR SALE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
For Real Values in
Slightly Used and
Refinished Furniture

See our line before making your pur-
chases elsewhere. We save you money.
Just a few of the many splendid values
We nave to offer:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

STage 's. f S " g. 49, eaw : north
Msseic Jones. south line Bioody. Raa
street 3oYSi fe9;. June 80. 1890; 'l.ss2.
chass!e TsstIeri. so 300 north@e ;S cor !"
pSr Main ,. BAD LEM Streets aOxio9 feet,
II. seldom :i,,o.l, Ta$!oT; trustee 70 william
s. tt n nSSth wa as GFass s; west
-iTls5 fes,. June %, 1920 sS.2Si5o.
n1ru s G &a ''1 Wss: to h Msn,y 7
;3ze' inches .ssz G Gy 10 feet Inches. July
& II l., b f1siiSi trustee. to Della 4,
s6 :s S 81 un SaSi iG iS2d 1T fGa Venue
5 Slt5sa q ti kFs Ne. nG5 a-o line Fap
feG r,,,, lyme p, 1920; i7,7l0.
mo, Ksa.@fl SG 2i tfls's seu, to En- ne
o,sy SS'F ,cd q ise, cas-, Twen,Efoni,h.
y. ''iK2, f S5tG; j.. trustee. to G. k.
Il Go, Inches T% iol fSd;. June e0; 81.
rq mtll.@ s n @s ;5esieG TO Asa
fourth: cas-; % feet . Inches ~ iii .ee,
iangye! A1eHne 81 Zee Zee, -. r r9e e inf
v: l.: Millcf III Trustee. 10 ~ i:-Ss;t '% Gamer
SCHth me No7;hS!ac Avenue 10 feet east
:se,. jaa$ J, :s@c: ,!,6,i. '"shes ny iO'
IIosI il,,l y wS5 s. al. ,rp:,ecs g
feet cast .MarshaI!. cas-, sVxiI6 feet. june
!. 1890: si.20O $3.50
II. 7. Hiehcaon TO Henry 8. wallers,cIn.
west Ene Perry street. 40. 3lG west line
Se"enih Street, west line Chaniberlayne
Aytnue iyXii3 feet, June 3. 1870: $3.50
=, ct1ISe w Gay. trustee, to Charles 4.
Shackcliord, Esicllc G Shacklcford ,wll j
ct OIL NO; li07 south line Dickinson Street.
,, cas-; B!akey Street. east 3QNieI fcc..
:, No Il Blake. trustee. to Ira j. Haynes.
80 sol nOTthcas. corner North Avenue and
$3.50. =
IL; II Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Roberta
June >, 1870; sc.Syo
Rob,. /. savn!e. trustee. to Callic y
Snackiord. south line Leonard Street. 81
Zoe, east C!sSe!aad cast 25xiio feet. Lunu
Robert l.. savillc. trustee. TO caliie +.
ShaCi.iord. south line Leonard Street. ~
feet east Cleveland. east 25HliG feet. June
1. $50: t.c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
DETROIT AVIATION CLUB
PLANS 100000 HOUSE
Construction Work IIcpins ON HIM
Twenty Machines
iify Associated Press.

DETROIT. MICH. July 3.-Thc
1aviation Country Club of Detroit, n
.oew!y formed organization backed
sSnd sponsored BY Detroit men inter-
3eSted In acronauticS. has purchased
i large tract Of land and is proceed
d)OO. 900 club plant
the land purchased COMPRISES S23
Gicres and two lakes. The tract is
The former estate of Walter Elan
ierS. an automobile manufacturers IL
~ situated IN Oakland County. about
Wcnty miles northwest of Detroit
9~ost Is rcported to have been $3.50 600
construction work on hangers de-
lsned 10 accommodate twenty planes
ssbeinG laid out. One OF the bu:idinss
hhas already been converted into a
clubhouse. Landing hangers for
on each of the lakes nre
@nCluded in the plans.
j ~ IS estimated that during the
Bo,rcsent season between fifteen and
9swcnty planes will form the ciuh
Eleet. Competition flights. under tina
,nrt1,n cosoTs are to be arranged. ac-
zero clubs I'm Cleveland. Boston. CHI
5cago and New York
Inc membership of the club. which
ny invitation, is at present limited
Pr inc most part to the mon finnnc-
fAE me construction plant The adj
Elsory board and board OF directors
~ made up largely OF men prominent
W. ne development of aircraft. both
In ,nd HYDE nr,;;,a nna mechaniGai branches.
sbac ker II. NJ. Leland, Colonel Sid
nney Waldron. Colonel 7. G. Vincent
aI. Leroy Pcllcticr. John Il. king :;
oopu1leld and IL. j. Woodcson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
CM.AKTIliS ISSUED.

y. Friends Benei!eia! Association Norfolk.
Etie,I;;dey x j. g Martin: secretary. and
Gis Aerial Coal Company. unc.p.
I;yG e !rar Va II r adams president;
and THOMAS u. CEr!siia--a!i OF Lynch
Durs. Va. Capital: maximum, $lOO, 900.
nln!nu:n $4,000. OBJECT: To mine and
C. NJ GqGEenh?eimer Hnel. Lynchhu-r.
bb.itton refers. secrstary' G; II. Gusgen-
all OF l.ynchburG. Va. Capital: maximum
general mcrchandiso business
rany Gnc.J. Fores, pc2ot'p e Va Eom-
Parker. president: o. G. Padgc,;. s.crs
lazy: Van nurfnra. L. c: Arthur. and il.
i,al; maximum. 5000 minimnm. 500,
Object: % operate csnnerics da!-ies
imsndsnen; 70 charter of valley l.iFh,
H. Chapman. president. and w s French
s.erctIry. ehect: INCREASING its cap::a!
stock from $4,000 to 100000. and Great
Amendment 10 Charic- o: Mutual cold
storage. tInc.b, broadway. Va. D. H.
M Znss., president. and J. rennybackcr.
stock from 10000 to slGo. 500
iNnendmsnt 70 charter q: Southern
W!i'ts rSyinF c%,nnsny ,nnc.l, Richmond:
]. Med. Wexford. secrctary obicc;: in.
crea:inT It's capital stool; from $s0. 900
Am:nd:n"nt % charter Of the Richard
m mna Va ,,,S W hehsrlsoa H,rss!l cnt,
crcasinE us capital stock from $40 900
ferred stock. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Real Estate and CourtNews
BARGAIN AND SALES.

John ". MccomD ct al. to Edward
I ;se, L.sn. sligo. Aiay ii. 1870. Tax.
no M IN: nay1 s t. a"se ,, T r Es
Street. Z, :ce; west Eizabetn west 5ixio1
'tI; bra Inn Da AZ i'iG 3ii5 an u ; ;iS; a.
Ss.Su,cr ana .Acgu,.ix 10 Alice neither
t e. a. t 80 I sYit h nSTi" Ms ae rs.x
-! tet,. May 10. 1920: $4,000.
'sS 81 t. 'si ii,t5 5aaY e 1870 son VIZ.
Mssi ' aSxj Elm street 20 slSs
YIN. heir. White ., al. TO Rosa Jacob
jT:e. 30 feel north 81 north ~;S GRis mi
,,llsn. $500. June IS. i S45S" Tax Tax $50 i.s5
II nJ ,; Go ii1 E: a! 70 Vim b. Levi g.
s! ss sSr ia If aaSv: s X Wess
- h tSS' wsst TjIden; wes; .::5Si.? feet. Lien
EDGAR Ms!sh ia 'iI ia TaT 5 '@ 800 10 Pat,
In. tis sf S M@ S1sI line Mnlsrry Stree!
Lien. sasoo. June Is. isao: TAX $50, $50
Anton II Thlermnnn 9, al. to Malisscr
MofS Syyo ana Esa4 Streets. 57Si.0 feet, June
, hs'f ba Il s Wss; g. |S, o tngsRonp ,, TO
iS9Hg iAy rS 5ex!is feet. June Is. 1890;
MARY n Fairly 10 Carrie no,hsch,la
gsT it", M foFHSF E,sySn' ara alley JUN
dha :yl 80 5:i sqn-hes
JUL $,v 3Sa@ ses@%i%Se, =, nj - m.-r %
iis so' T "a. sd T: 81 1900. 5000 May l.
rsS Ghe w g. S Irs 6, a, IL <
ifoonrr. south !OOyIa5 fsat Inn "a ' ,.IIIn
stephen i. Clement, Pearl cwitc}. w" no a,?s
-, Inc Third Avenue. I0J fect north
June 1870. /" .S55 i fSc' Lien $500
4rsa ii. "Gta5; E1'n ~, = cw,'ei to MI
IltNi7., iect. Jnne 8. iss,. i.iens, W1.'
dinisr PARK nss sj.; - c@rp 10 C. y Eau.
man, Io' 70. block c. G!n;cr Park Terrace.
si+,5 @j SG Hs5s aer'f %f; a.s 4"
Nav 'S 10 1875 sS@' TAX In! a. o. cs' 2Sc' feet,
;, wll!am c. :S!sndess Rosa r. twife, -
street, 80 teet cas-, ltS Msi Ht sas M"i:9ai
feel June . III; s:.sJi $50
The SiagTcy CONSTRUCTION Comp.ny. :a,.
!" h l.. lass north limo Grace Stree, co
f,ci west shepnard. wcs; aoslt5 fect. Lien
". @Sgus, Juns Sd l2io TGS. 81: $40.
TTwscGna,y-seventh. alxs5 feet. June 8. 1920;
Mary a: r: McponouGh to Max f.
Rushrmund. No; 23is., north line Stuart
Avenue 700 feet l-2 inches east Elm
Street. cas-; 20 feet IL inches by ITO
feet. April 80. 1920. Tax. 50: $40
Henry : Wallerstcin. Clara T.. (wlfe)
I 20 bessie w. Armes. No, 1910. west line
thamberlaync Avenue i0Sll3 feet. Lien
$1,000. Jun. g. 1920 Tax $3.50
j. o;ie Perkins, s. s thusband) to Ethel
Grace Long. west line Adams $40 fc.t / |
inches south Peasants. 30 feet inches
by l59 feet. June g. 1920. Tax. $40:
,osnrh y S,l,ri N,rr,,.. .r..,.,
Sclari (wifcl 10 Joe George 81 Al. No. 1903
south line Main street 80 feet west Allen
400.
Harvey Wilson. trustee. to William j.
Washington, Mary H. Cw!fc) south line
Catherine stree, 100 feet west Gi!,ner
street !.Gxioo feet. May "a. 1899: $50.
Kubye Burton Gchhardt. r. \. thusbaud)
20 Luther L. Martin. 40 20I3 souih line
stuart tvCnuc lii: feet inches east Row
land. east us inches by l21 feet Q inches.
Lien, $3.50. June /. 1880. Tax. $500.
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
TRUSTS.

Clarence o: Alien. Net:ie u. Allen twifc,.
20 Julian " Tyler. e, al. trustees. No;
| north Crawford north 45x!sj feet. April
A$s STih;rsGs al ss,1s in, reT rsrE
inch by III feet. June ]. 1870; 5000.
,en IT, q al I'm Is.G ;a asi noI,h as
Alice SS,hcrland. ct al, 10 r. f.. rcy-
s a4 IL e; al" . Incl a'S we n1r aio os
ives; 2, r., inches by III feet. June
Kent nit Rawiey. trustee 200 nor,hwss; c cor. r;
nor Main and. iIsnry Streets. S'xio0 feet.
Harold p. Pryor to T ;-} G r!e,ehsT ,ras.
sa5:"n Jr = ,s"9iss 1851 mo- North line " Gary y
feet i;E inches by 81 feet s,s inches. June
Rose Isorens;e!n: ct al. to Aron Gross.
ana Leigh Streets. Ii feet . inches by ie6
Net,ie ' f:,chhsrg;' 10 Nv Walter d. Nelson.
trustee. &c. south line OF Williamsburg
Aysnus 6 io fsGi 600, sast Elm east iSx''A feet
Emma Gnnst., Max thushandl. to Matter
Street. IS feet south Claiborne south iSxiij
feS! :nr June &. ; is29: ssSj. = W na,,
over Avenue. 20 feet ives, ridden west
.5xi3o feet. May 20. 1870; sc,5i2.50
Pattie ID. Gee. Frank l.. (husbnnd), to
John s.. Christian. trustee. 3 east line
Mulberry Street. lis feet s inches north
Main north ?lx;i0 feet. June IS, 1920; 81 600.
Malsser \. Bransor:, ]. =. thuaband), to
James T. Sloan. ct al, trustees. 1921 south
June Z. 1920: SSI.
r. H. Campbell. ct al. to. F.. l.. RuGin.
ct al. west line Chambcrlayne Avenue,
5Oxli0 feet. Juno -. lo20 s2.@0
Ada l.. Burroughs to !. y. blackburn.
trustee. northwest corner Maryland Ave-
nue. and pollock Street, 35xi5 fest. Prior
lien. $500. Juno 81. 1920: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

relatives Of men who died overseas
IN claiming the bodies when they are
returned to tn. United States. Re-
Gently. according 10 the legion. bodies
OF fallen fighters have arrived In port
without the knowledge OF rciltl yes
or friends OF the dead men. II was
70 avoid such further confusion that
the legion took a hand.
i,cinuc! Bollcs. national adjutant.
has called upon the 5000 posts of the
legion. In the United states to asc+r-
tain the names OF men Of their re-
speci!yc localities vino died overseas
and whose bodies are being returned.
ana notify legion national hcaduuar-
tiers OF the names and addresses OF
next OF Kin. BY this method IL is
believed by l"cionaircs the remains OF
IN" dead soldiers VIII not be left UNI
claimed when they are returned 20
the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
WILL EXPEND 100000
ON SCHOOLS FOR VETERANS
Knights of Columbus Announce VAST
Program for Educating For
MGR Service Men.

CHICAGO. July 3.-AIorc than 81
100000 Will be expended by tho
knights of Columbus in establishing
and maintaining vocational and educa-
tional schools for former service men,
IL was announced today at the OPEN
ing Of Il thrce-day educa tional con-
ference Of the organization. With
seventy five schools already estab-
lished plans were made to increase
the number TO $50.
William j. Mckinley. Of New Haven,
supreme secretary, reported that l65,-
600 former soldiers and 5000 civilians.
including 1880 women. already had
been bcncficiarics OF the educational
work. The money for extending the
activities will come from the 900
war -activities fund collected by the
organization.
Peter w. Collins knights of Colum-
bus director of reconstruction, pre-
scented n plan for the introduction OF
courses In industrial diplomacy Ia
promote better relations between en-
ploycrs and employees. TelcEraphic
requests were received from n number
of cities asking for the establishment
of schools. More than 300 educators
are attending the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
HOLIDAY QUIET AT HAND
Brndstrcct's Gives tie Cause. N,l,inr
Tor the Expected dull uunincsS
OF the Sra.nn.

NEW YORK. July acknowledgements
today has this 10 say: Weather con-
diticns and holiday feeling have re-
enforced other causes making for
quiet IN wholesale and manufactur-
ing lines. but on the other hand. have
given Il slight nllip TO retail buying
OF summer goods. Wholesale and
jobb!nE trade. indeed. ranges from
only fair to quiet. while retail traG,
IS fully fair.
on the other hand. the crop situ-
alton has made further progress the
country over. and is now apparently
on par with the high promise az
about a year ago. but unlike last
year. tho agricultural interests are
not yet, at least, facing Il G-t-rmi-
nation ~ prospects S!m!lar TO what
was evident at this time q year ago
Weekly bank c!earinEs. SG.iUS,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
EMPLOYEES VILLAGE ALSO
Fertilizer Company to Rebuild Plant
nj henderson aud Establish
Village for the Workers

HENDERSON. y. C.. July 3.-The
Amer lean agricultural Chemical Com
pany new plant, which is being
erected here to take the place Of the
one TINT was burned some time since,
VIII have an annual capacity OF 5O.-
600 tons OF fertilizer. which Will be
Just double The output of the former
plant.
!. H. Brodie. the local manager of
the plant, has announced thatIt IS
the purpose OF the company, which
mas headquarters in New York TO
bul!u ihl!! village around the cs-
taDii5hmcnt for tho benefit OF the
large number OF employees and their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Systematic Inspection Decreases
Expense in Operation Of Trucks

Systematic. thorough inspection
Is essential to economical truck
operation, whether one, 30 or $50
trucks he In service. Ii cuts MAIN
tcnancc cOst and operating
lcnscs, reduces depreciation, In
crrnsrs operating efficiency and
"tonrs up" the driver. An OPERA
tor of u fleet Of ncnriy 500 truri<s
recently declared that inspccfinn
actually decreased operating OK
pcnsrn By 20 per cent.
some of the better truck maxi
crs mnintnin inspection service Of
Nnr!ing degrees of efficiency. II
an owner cannot nvnil himself of
this service he should have nm cn-
pert inspect his trucks at least
once q month. 4 thorough insprc-
ton requires Mt icnst two hOurs'
time. The inspector should check
printed form report. noting inter
actual test the condition Of the
various parts of the motor, gov
c!nor, radiator, carburct0r, iEni-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

tfOn system, clutch, grease cups,
trauSrniSsion, steering mcchani IN,
rcnr axle, chassis, body, cab,
brakes, etc.
This monthly report constitutes
the eyes OF the truck owner or
ncet manager. IL tells him whcth-
err the driver TX competent, whrth-
or the truck il overloaded or
otherwise abused. II gives him a
check upon his repair service,
showing whether Il tx up to stand
ard, and, most important of nll. II
IL the best insurance against pos
siblc brcaISdD,rns or troubles. II
truly In a "stitca In time" policy.
Some of the larger fleet owners
have their own Inspection service
highly organized. The inspectors
have the power tO send truck to
the service shop IL they deem Il
necessary. Thcy nrc responsible
only tn the Hcct manager, thereby
furnishing him with n check
upon his maintenance and oper-
atinic divisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
EVADE INCOME TAX BY
FORMING CORPORATIONS
Clever Way by Which Firms I'm OkIn-
hoHa Made Payment OF Tax
Un business.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. July g.
says that evasion Of tho personal persona
income tax law by the formation OF
corporations costs oklahoma hun
drcds OF thousands OF dollars a year
At the. next session of the I.egisla-
ture. Mr.. Carter states, efforts will
be made to amend the tax law to
make corporations pay taxes upon
their earnings
When mans business begins TO
sum for income tax to the State, he
takes in his wife and one of his
employees and forms a corporation"
Mr.. Carter declares. The next year
the corporation does not declare a
dividend and there is no record TO
show what is the personal income
OF the stockholders. The stock
holders could be prosecuted for en-
beZHlement ii he should he detected
using the undivided profits for his
personal needs. but II is hard TO dis
cover him. The only remedy for the
state is to amend the law so as to
tax the earnings of corporations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
800 Missed in Lynci.bure.

co operation OF the police here. tho
chamber of Commerce has located
500 people in the city who claim they
we're not listed by census enumera-
tors Sere last winter for the 1920
census. and Tie surface has hardly
been touched rs yet. The move has
already located probably as many us
300 unlisted persons and complaint
OF whole negro section being over
looked is being investigated. This
information is being secured in order
10 make formal application for Il re-
count. The new census gave Lynch
burg only 462 increase over the 1920
Census
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
BANK CLEAR|NCs EXCEED
QUARTER BILLION MARK
Show Large Increase of S3S,
50i,t01.Ol Over Corresponding
Month OF Last Year.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Total Resources OF Institution
Arc Given as $50 ,;s2S, 900.
Notes in Actual Circulation
Amount TO Sf25,2S1 900.

Bank clcarings In Richmond in
creased s3S.504.l07.0 last month over
june. 1919. reaching total OF more
than u quarter billion dollars, ac-
cordinis 10 figures compiled by the
Clearing House A.tociution of Rich
mond.
ClearIngs for the month were cx-
ac;iy $250.735.29o.S4 compared with
but S2l2.25i, 1888 for the correspond
Ing month of last year.
Clcarinss for the week also show
cd large increase over the figures
for the corresponding week OF last
year. the increase totalins s7,o62.-
O51.02. The figures were S54,552.365.-
81, compared with I47,490. 3l4.32 for
the last week in June. 1919.
Decrease OF s2.207,574.51 IL shown.
however. in comparison of the weeks
figures with those Of the third week
in the month.
Following is the weekly statement
OF the Richmond Federal Reserve
Bank. showing the status of business
of the institution ut the close of bust
ness for the week:
Resources.
Goid setiieGi i fnnd-F r. board 2!Sl5.gc9
Gold with foreign a5enc!cs........ o.i6S.oe0
ca TG'e Vii. E9F td nsa BY y.. san
Total F%I reserves ,;.,..,s ats go
T2;a Observation-Disclosures 5SoaTSss by SOW 'si'of0
crnTen, wax obiiga lions t2.M?eol
Bills bought.!a open marlct........ 7.oe6o"o
Total bills on hand .iies. ~. o99
l.. $. rovernmcnt bonds. ..:....... LIS, 600
/ u. ). certificates OF indebtedness. l2.2eSc0o
Total earning assets go
n i; toms and other de. '''''
.dac,lons from, gross dsoosits.;:. 57.ic 600
Al Aa 9!a9 "oi 4ssoa;sss s. ss $Ss
To,a! resources. ..;;............s2 sl. COS 600
CCnnttal paid in ...................s t.s25 90
surplus .'''.'......'.... .............. S."o.HO
Total capital observation-disclosures IL. 900
| Due ~ Incrnbcrs-rcServc accounts 3D. 306 co1
Dse'er!sd availability Items. $4,000
! e!En banks and foreign govern
! HtAt credits ..............,......... .etO
Total gross deposits .......... .sioa. co 100
F. Z. notes IN actual circulation. l25. PSI. c5l
! r Il. ofnS notes in circulation
All other liabilities .................. .ii.coo
..To,a! liabilities .......,........ 1854 7gs, COO
Actual Circulation.
+. T. notes outsta nd!nE ............sico GsT 016
r. H. notes Hc!d by bank.,.......... i.f.6.c0.
= II. notes in actual circulation. SIPS Isl. o,t
Ta am n nep1t 20, Of siils w. aisccn1TeI
Due = s Treasurer BY member '''0'''V'
r. disTounted, or sold ....;;:........ 2i.s5o.oe
chased for foreign corrcspon-
GtHts.......-.... ........ ........... 1S4. OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Mny Meadows link Organized

MAX MEADOWS. VA, July q
The Bank of Max Meadows. recently
chartered with $4,000 paid-up capital
stock, has been organized Ivy the
election of the following officers:
LANES Graham, president: John Me-
nickcy. vicc-prcsident: Thomas l..
Sinmerman. cashier. The bank will
open It's doors for business August /.