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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
GL0wNY.

ZaIoIona 1897 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
z Text R~edakcyjnej.

odwrocii najazd bolszewicki, pod
nosi sic, re zydzi obchodzili W
Polsce Atty Lipca - Z czcl / mi
losci ola Ameryki, ma co i'm Pola-
cy ME chcieli pozwolic, zakazu--
lac wszelkich objawow sympathy
Ola Ameryki... (Dobrze sic Z
tym wymysiem zgadza nasza Z
praSv warszawskiej wiadomoSc,
dis podana ma irpem miejscu
numeru, 0 manifestacyi W Geese
Ameryki, urzadzonej w dniu Ago
lipca we Warszawie).
Dalej pisa, Ec Polska ,,ani tro-
che sic ME poprawila, re nawet /
teraz jeszcze wobec katastrofy ma
wschodnich kresach uprawia po-
gromy i przeSladowania zydow,
o czem szczegolow peino znaj-
dziesz - jak rzeklismy - ma
kazdej pisma wzmiankowanego
karcie. Co tez tam wSzyStko ME
nazbierano! Wlosy staja ma g}o-
vie Cd tych okropnosci zydow-
Skich w Polsce! ktoS tam chciai
zydow wieSzac w samejze sail
Polskiego Sejmu!.. W Poznaniu
IA ulicach rozwieSzano afisze,
wzywajace do pogromow zydow-
skich.... ktoS gdzieS zyda O.
smarowai.. czernidiem do BIT
tow, a potem ~pucowaf Ina glanc"
ostra szczotka -. KtoS zydow-
skich redaktor0w kazai a~reszto--
waG!... A ktoS znowu ME dopu-
SEGA zydkow do komendy W
polskiem Wojsku!... lnny ktoS
aresztowal zydowskiego cenzora,
CIV tiumacza rzadowego W War;
szawie "a to, re go p~rzylapano ma
TEN, re nalezal do szajki, kt0ra
podrabiala pieni2dze -. Otto sa-
me bardzo S~traszne bardzo okro-
pne przesladowania zydowskic,
same pogromy. "a ktore ca}y
SWAT powinien mScic sig ma Pol
sce-pomScic zydow niewinnych.
cierpiqcych W Polsce gorzej, niz
"a carskich czasow w Rosyi.
srozsze meki znoSzacych, niz te,
jake hiszpanska lnkwizycya (do-
siownie!!.. - zadawaia swoim
pacyentom...
Koronq w~szystkiego jest
bezczelny W a~rogancyi i W provo
katorskim iScie tonic napisany
,,edytorya}" - ma temat jakiegos
oSwiadczenia posla polskiego "
Waszyngtonie. p. Lubomirskie-
go, W ktorym tenic posc} utrzy-
IL wobec polskiej konsty-
tucyi kazdy obywatel r6wny be-
die i kazdy obywatelem zostat
moie bez roznicy wyznania. czy
przekonania politycznego, a vice
i zydzi, jeSli tylko zechcq bye
lojalni, zadnych mic bedq znosic
w Polscc przykroSci. zadnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29


Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. Rajmund Applet. Wice-Moderator.
wojciech F. SoSka, PreZes.
Antonina Baranowska. Wice-prezeskA.
Wcjciech Menkicki. Wice-prezes.
Tomasz s. Blachowski. SeHretarz.
Julian SzczePahski, Skarbnik;
StaniSiaw LicZmahSki. Dyrektor.
Jan Maciejewski, Dyrektor.
S~zczepan lmbiorski. Dyrektor.
FranciSzka BieSchke. D~yrektorkA
Marya ImbiorSka. D~yrektorka.
Konstancya Czekala. DyrektorkA
Or. FranciSzek A Dulak, Lekars
NacZelny.
Adv. Wawrzyniec zygmunt. Doradca
sertruda Marchlewicz. Asyst- sekr. Gen.
GoDZINY BITRowE-
Biuro otwarte cd stej rano do Ste!
wiecZorem. wv sobote do Lei Npopoiu-
dniu). W czwartek wieczorem cd godzi
ny lei do Sci. - " niedziele | Swte-
"a uroczyste Liuro zamkniete.
Wszelkie Hsty nadSy}ac nalezy IA re-
&c Sekretarza GeneralneSo.
TOM. 5. BLiCHowsKI.
Secretary Polish Alma edater,
lS55 w. Division str, Chicago, Ill
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocztowe
(checks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
stawiac NJ orSanizacys.
POLISH ALMA MATER.
p~rzesyiae pod adresem:
ETL. SZCzEPANSKI,
las w. Division str, Chicago. III
Do czek6w z poza miasta Chicago, do
taczyc trzeba l0c ma zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi0wneso.
1867 w. DIVISION UTICA.
TeIefon Monroe 1903
Chicago. Ill.
Nh druSiem pietrzc Emnehu
,D1ienuIka ChicnEOSkiego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

4. razem z tenn, Z ia pretensva q.
pozq patetyczna, jacyz zydzi bez-
miernie sd Smieszni i gfupi.....
Me rozumieja, ME widza tego,
zoryentowat sic W tenn ME mogq'
IL artykuly take, jak omowlony
- demaskuja ich same, re ton lch
taxi, re nastroj ich podobny, kaz-
demu bezstronnemu, nieuprzedzo-
nemu musi przecie - dac do my
Slenia, musi 60 zastanowic / must
mu zarazem oczy otworzyc. Pre-
Gle to jasne, re zydzi, tax stra-
sznie nienawidzacy Polski, -
jak to bile z ich skarg i oskarzen,
ME moga bye dobrymi obywatela-
mi Polski, a skoro tax - to musza
mice Polacy chocia W czesci "a
eye, jesli pewne restrykcye ma
Mich naktadaja!... Czyz ME pra.
wda?... 4. dalej dis juz w
Swiecie wiadomo, re mimo tragl-
komiczne wymyslania, zydowskie
inkryminacye przeciw Polakom
sa dziecinnie b}ahe, jak wlaSnie tie
wyzej wymienione "przeslado-
wanna, jak owe niedawne "po-
gromy" - dokonane ma poslad-
kach jakiegoS paskarza, mad kto-
rymi krokodyle Ivy wylewal Her
szko Bernstein, zydowskich po--
gromow nieistniejacych - hi
stotyk!... Wiec-za take to gfup-
silva, "a wymierzenie kary W
poszczegolnych wypadkach, vie
cej niz zasiuzonej zydzi zywla
az take uczucia, takiej wzywaja
pomsty, to tax sic do Polski Cd
nosza?! z tenn oni maja bye To-
jalnymi polskimi obywatelami:
To przecie oczywiscie niemozli-
we!... TAX kazdy roztropny kry
tyczny ~czytelnik jeremiad ~
dowskich pomyslec musi. Obyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

- lNCll lOZtlOpIlESIL ldNlSIl My
tycznych...
Szalehczych inwcktyw zy-
dowskich ME myslimy tn zbi-
JAG, toby mas ponizalo, gdy-
bySmy sic wdawali W roz-
prawy Z potwarcami tymi, kto-
rym kazdy brud dobry ma broh
d!a ich potepionej sprawy. Pisze-
my O tenn, by nasze informowac
spoieczellstwo, by nam przypo-
mniec, il ME zaznamy spokoju BY
najmniej i teraz j~eszcze re stro-
ny zydowskiej, re zydowstwo -,
talk, jak niedawno probowalo pod
burzyc ~przeciwko nam opinie a.
merykaIlska i nastroic ia wrogo,
tax i dis ME zrezygnowa}o Z do
piecia tego celu skrytobojczego,
lecz zmierza don wytrwale, szko-
dzac nam - jak moze, ma kazdym
kroku. Tedy namby tez bronic sic
naleza}o: wiec chot Cd czasu do
czasu zda}oby sic rzucic o tenn ia
kie siowo powazne, a slime ma
forach amerykaIlskiej opinii pu--
blicznej - ola DANA odprawy po-
twarcom, by Amerykanie ME my
sleli, re wszystko prawda, co zy-
dy pisa, skoro Polacy milcza...
Moze zatem kto "a mas odpo-
wie!?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest organizacya faczaca miodgtet pol.
ska obojga pAci W pracach. naukowych,
patryotycznych i bratniej pomocy ola
podnteS!enia ducha moralnosci / dooro-
bytu " SpoleCzenStwie. a SzcZegolnle
miedzy miodzieza polska- Ma poSmier-
the cd lat IA do As. Ma czionkow Sto-
Rarzyszonych, beg oGraniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

MeEoUie stanu Ussedsfe syd-
dzojq sic ID sdaniu, Se nuSi tst-
nice EJednoczona. niesdleSn0 1
RGmoEyqdHa POiSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

jeszcze ciepla krew chile
ptac! Vice bezsilnoSt te odbija
bestya ~zydowska W potwarzach,
kaiumniach i wyzwiskach zapa-
mieta}ych.
Oto, jaki gios O mas posy}a W
tutejszy SWAT Seminal" zydow-
ski:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
SUBWAY AND ELEVATED
POPULAR IN NEW YORK
Chicago StilI pnrflal to Surface Cars.
md London Divides Between
Three Systems.
[Ry Associated Press. /


half New York City's six million
travel on subways and elevated lines,
surface ears, while London passen-
gers divide their patronage almost
equally between busses. trollcys and
rapid transit system.
Figures revealing these statistics
u travel in three of the worlds
'arpest cities we're presented by ex-
perts At gathering here Of trans
monthly TO discuss New York's great
transportation problems.
II was shown that 100000 persons
live In the METROPOLITAN district with
in a twenty mile radius of Fifth Ave-
nue. at rhirty-fourth Street
About 100000 OF them live on
Manhattan Island, and another 2,0o0.-
eco flock into Lower Manhattan every.
these ride subways and elevated lines,
Rs per cent patronizc surface ears,
ferries haul per cent. computation
steam trains 4 per cent. ard 3 per
cent travel in busscS.
In Chicago. surface cars carry %
per cent of the city's passenger traf-
ftc, rapid transit lines get 81 per cent,
ana the other i pcr cent travci in
suburban steam trains. In London
the ratios are 80 per cent in busaes,
.. per cent in surface cars. and 40
per, cent In rapid transit trains.
ages i63 persons per acre. and Brook
lyn has 46. while the average for the
512 square miles OF habitable terri
tory embraced in the metropolitan
district ls 81 persons per here. This
is compared with l6 per acre in Lon
don, 20 in corporate Chicago. 20 for
Detroit and % for Cleveland
1t was predicted by one of the en-
Einecrs that the Ave bnroughs OF New
York Will grow to 9.000.000 in popu-
,ation by 1915, and by that time tho
city would need forty-eight subway
and elevated tracks running north and
south on Manhattan Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

BLASTS THE HOPES OF SOME
Optimlsts, Who Had Opincd Tint
End Of Downward Movement Had
Been Rcaoiied, Register Disap-
poiDtmcnt.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE rally
which developed IN tho stock mar
ket late Friday and which had given
hopes to the optimists that the end
OF the downward movement had been
reached expired overnight and the
stock market opened heavy today with
fractional losses scattered throughout
the list. disappointment at the ac-
ton of the market was registered on
a renewal OF offerings that resulted
In many new low records and the
establishment OF losses ranging from
one to three pciuts in the standard
issues and larger declines in the spe-
cialtieS. Railroad shares were again
l!uuldated FOR speculative account
and closed with losses Of from one to
three points. tho maximum deprecf-
alton being witnessed in the Hill
shares.
Decline HAS Significance.
a significant point In yesterdays
declining market was the fact that
the average price of industrials was
carried down through the recent bot
tom TO another new low level. Estab-
lishment OF another new low figure
for the Industrial average was dis
couraging, and encouraged profess
sional traders to put out new short
lines.
Weakness In the railroad shares
seemed to he more pronounced than
In the Industrial group. Offerings
We're continuous up 10 the close. whom
Continued on Seventh FaGe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
REALTY TITLE COMPANY
NAMES FIRST OFFICERS
New Concern Just Chartered by
Stnte Corporation Commission
with 500, 600 Cnpitnl.

Organization OF the Real Estate
Title Guaranty CORPORATION, com
dent: Arden Howell. vice president;
Ernest NJ. Long, vice president; John
II Guy. secretary: Stuart Bowe. as
sistant secretary; Frank i. sutton,
ASSISTANT secretary, and John T. Lea.
treasurer. was announced yesterday
The above officers in the new cor
poration are all members OF the bar
OF III. city OF Richmond and also
the Real Estate Guaranty Corpora
ton.
Thc new corporation was char
fercd by the VirE inia State Corpora
tion Commission on December Z. 1920,
with an authorized capitalization of
100000.
one of the officers OF the newly
organized concern yesterday said. In
commenting on the purposes for
which IL was organized:
"This title company was not
formed with the intent in any man
ner or extent to engage in the prac-
fice OF the profession of law. which
has been held to be an improper
exercise OF corporate powers. It's
ativo aid OF the incorporators and
other skilled and experienced spc-
cialists having exceptional facilities
accumulated By many years of la
boriuus work, hereafter, from time
10 time to be associated with them,
TO assist lawyers In the examine
ton OF titles to real and personal
n opcrty in Virginia by furnishing
abstracts of public records affecting
same. or with certificates showing
ali recorded objections to such titles.
thereby conducting TO accuracy by
means of experience and skill, to
expedition by means Of cumulative
facilities, and to economy by means
of cooperation and the elimination
OF unnecessary multiplication of
work entailed by many examinations
OF the same records; to assist the
clients OF such lawyers by guarnn-
tecing the accuracy not only cf such
abstracts and certificates thereto.
thereby adding security TO expedi-
ton and economy. In other words.
the object of the new corporation
is to effect a much needed economy
OF labor and expense pertaining To
titles. abstracts, ETC..
The new corporation has secured a
lease for number of years OF the
upper floors of the Ebel iiuiiding.
IA North Ninth Street, which build
ing will be changed to the name OF
tho Title building. and after eNten-
sivc alterations the Real Estate
Guaranty Corporation will take up
their quarters on or about jan
nary l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
3If1.50o.0oo
5S.9i0,000
10000
9.s3l,oOo
$4,000
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
MEN GUESTS IN NORFOLK
Annuni BANQUET and Oyster Roast of
Exchange WAS Given mt Ocean
View Yesterday.

[Speciai to The Times- Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. ll.-Four
members Of the Richmond Real Estate
Exchange were here today as guests
OF the Norfolk Real Estate and stock
Exchange at it's annual banquet and
oyster roast Mt Ocean Park. Incl
IDENTIFY. the Richmond rchitors-Rruco
lowe. L. Ray Richardson, Edgar
ALLAN, Jr., and Il. +. Schmidt-outlined
the workings of the office Of the ex-
ecutive secretary of their exchange.
and il is probable that tho system VIII
he adopted here.
Realtors from Richmond. Newport
News, Petersburg and Portsmouth.
numbering approximately 100. Were
present it was the thirty-fourth an
nual meeting of the organization. and
three charter members--W. IL. IL.
Tricc. Thomas Townsend and w. u.
SoGthall-werc present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
SAKAMOTO INSISTING ON
RENEWAL OF OLD TREATY
Peace of Pacific Now Rests between
Great Hritnin, America and
Japan. He Says.
BY Associated frtss. ]

by Associated rrCSS.
TOKYO. Dec. 1l.-Barun Sakamoto.
member OF the House of Peers adj
voca;es renewal of tho AnElo-Jap-
anese alliance and insists on the re-
moval of the clause which eNempts
Great Britain from any obligations
to Japan in the event OF 4 dispute
with America.
Baron Saknmoto points gu; that
this exemption clause has been u
dead letter for the last ten years,
The baron argues that the clause
tS against the spirit OF Article ". Of
the league covenant. which places an
equal Obligation upon each member
or the League OF nations IN Tcspec:
OF mutual defense against territorial
aggression.
FINALLY. he argues tina, tho peace
@: the Pacific is now maintained by
the balance OF power OF Great Bril-
tain, America and Japan. II Great
britain is relieved OF her obligation
by means of the ARBITRATION treaty
the equilibrium OF power in The pa
ciiic VIII be destroyed. he asserts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
PLAN ERECTION OF MANY
BUILDINGS FOR STATE FAIR
New Pavilion for Cattle Exhibits
Among improvements Now Tn
der Consideration,

Large building improvements have
been planned by tho Virginia State
Fair Association to take care OF the
1921 exhibits. The announcement
and partial outline Of the new work
WAS given on, BY w. {. Saunders.
general manager OF the association.
yesterday.
The plans will BE- submitted u, the
meeting of the Board OF Directors
when IL convenes January IL. II il
expected that the plans will receive
the Endorsement OF the board.
y mammoth cattle pavilion, which
vii! take in two acres Of land and
house thousand head OF cattle. Is
one OF the more important features
OF the contemplated improvements.
The present buildings are inadequat.
to take care OF tho exhibits which
are increasing each year aud X Is
necessary that new buildings be
erected TO take care of the steady
growth in this department. The gen
crai growth OF the fair within the last
few years has been surprising and 1t
is now considered the leading expo
sitlon OF the kind in the East
As evidence of the position the vir-
ginia State Fair occupies In the fair
world. General Manager SAUNDERS was
elected one of two directors to serve
on the board Of the international
American Association Of Fairs and EN-
positions at the recent annual meet
ing Of this organization In Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

chlent Of the process OF reimbursement
Will relax In tho course OF a few
months: with this encouraging infor-
zens generally must fail in with con
SENTATIVE ideas.
Must supply Need.
II. however. Richmond is to pro-
grcss her future needs In the nous
ing" line must be kept n mind and
just rs soon as conditions warrant
this need must lie supplied.
do believe that the individual or
company contemplating thu erection
OF a home or homes. OF business
property. who is In position 70 do 80
now. Will do well 10 supply them
selves with wcli-locatca land al,
prices prevailing today.
We may accept as an assured fact.
that when the financial situation ia
more flexible and more comfortable
than at present. and the interest in
building can be revived into real ac
tivi,y. then the natural demand for
lots will unquostionabiy cause an ad-
vance in the price OF we'll located
properties.
Mutual Connd cnce Must Prevail.
Let us remember We can present to
others well-rounded and desirable
city hy persistent and consistent CO.
operation, and we must realize that
those of our people who own or direct
the use OF the capital controlled in
Richmond have the welfare and pro-
Srcss OF the city at heart. and will
Ne ready to do their part when control
Of conditions Is we'll in hand. Mu-
tual confidence must prevail il we are
10 get anywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
DECEMBER 10 URGED AS
NATIONS COLLECTION DAY
Herbert Hoover Wants u. $. to Raise
$1,000. 900 ms Christmas Gift to
Eurnnc.
fRy Associated Press. J

[By Associated Press.l
CHfCA o, Dec. 1l.--Her0ert
Hoover. chairman OF the European
Relief CounuiI. today issued an ap-
peal to churches of all denominations
70 observe Sunday. December 10, as
national collection day, and to take
part in the campaign TO be launched
then to raise s33.ooo.O00 an America
Christmaa Gift to the children OF Flu
ropo.
The campaign will extend over the
holidays. collections being made In
,ubIic places and through civic or
gan1xations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
RICHMOND FUNDS BEHIND
BIG HOUSING CORPORATION
Organization TO Provide Homo. In
Charlotte. y. e.. Hns S2S0,oO8
fnI
by Associated Press.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Dec. il.-Or-
Saniza ton Of $4,000 housing pro-
position with virtually unlimited re-
sources. was announced here yester-
day by George Stephens. banker, who
said the company proposed to con-
struct homes of medium quality as
rapidly AZ they could be sold to re
Sp9 ms r parSens on easy Terms s.
noted by a group OF local financiers
and among the stockholders are capit-
alis.s of Richmond. New York. Phila
delphia and other cities. according to
the announcement.
Eighty acres OF land in Meyers
Park = residential suburb, have been
purchased for the company's develop
ment plan9, which include the con-
struction OF at least atty residences
within year and more. II the de-
mand warrants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
BANK CLEAR|NGs SHOW
s26,ODQ,OO0 DECREASE.
Comparison With Corresponding
Period Last Year and for Pre-
viouS Week Reveals Drcre,.n

BarH cienrinra for the week end
ins Yesterday as reported by tn.
Clearing iionse Assoc.at!on. amount
~ NJ :. 800 $500. while those of
Sse.'ss; The decrease from last year
was s!6.,i1. s6i.i2. and the decrease
rom the previous week. sl.2ii.lp4.95.
The weekly Statement; n the Fed
eral Reserve Bank. az issued by Cow
crnor George J. Scay for the period
ending Friday. December 10 shows
inc. INC ,otai resources a s2Sl,l7D,0v0. OF
which Sso.sa1.Go0 are III gold reserve
The total amount Of bills discounted
ard Dough, were S59.9i0.o05 The re-
port follows.
Resonrces.
Gold coin and certilicatcss 2j47 60o
'1id settlement fund.-.
Cold with foreign agcn-
eies ..-.............. a.s2c. 900
Total gold held BY bank. S 3a.sUa. 900
Gold with Federal rcsrrv.
agent ENTHUSIASTICALLY. .5I.s3S.ool
"o!1 redemption fund. Gll7.ono
Totai gold reserves. ; a0.S57.o0o
Legal tender notes. sill
v"r. eic. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. $4,000
Total reserves ......I sl.6t5.oto
Ellis Northumberland
Ivy E"rernmc., war oh
legations ...... tf.acs.ooe
pbiS ulStSNnl:u--c!I Gth-
cTS ............. Goo ! 900
Bills hough, in open mar
kct .,........... 5.so9. 900
Tota! bills on hand. slI5.ss7. 900
Y. :. government bonds. l.233.Oo0
Y. :. certificates OF in
dcb;cdness ......... l2.2G2. 900
Total earning assets. sI2a.Os2 900
Eank premises .... 1921. 900
InCOIlprte6
other deductions from
gross deposits ..... 5s.lac.oco
Five per cent REDEMPTION
fund against +. X bank
notes ............... 45i.0o0
All other resources. ...... 377.000
Total resources. ....... 1921, j 1000
Capital paid !n.......... 5.2s5.00e
Surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1907 900
Tota, capital. ......s 1882, 900
Government deposits. ".iaG.o0o
Due TO nemSers--rcserve
accounts .............. 69.42S.o00
Deferred availability items 43,5os,po0
All other deposits. inciud-
ing foreign banks..... 10000
Total gross deposits. sos. $4,000
=. Il. notes in actual cir
r. X. bank notes in cir
culation-net liability. l1.574.00O
An other liabilities. -. 3.32S.o00
\ -
Tcta, liabilities. .s2sl, 1000
Federal Reserve Notes.
r. Il. notes outstanding .sl5t.0s3. 900
l.. 4. notes held by bank. 6,5SS.000
cuIa,ion .,lt7.5oo. 900
Total amount OF bills dis.
counted and bought for
the week ending Dec.
TO- 1879. ........... 5s..lo,oOO
Due L. =. Treasurer by
nasa ia Der a ..i...... 100000
Contingent liability in bills
rediscounted or sold. 1881 ,ouu
Contingent liability in bills
purchased for foreign
correspondents ........ 7s4,pOo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
mount ATHOs' Is SOLO
BY RICHMOND CONCERN
Ono OF Most Noted Piedmont Vir-
ginia. Estates Purchased by
W. Worth Smith, Jr.

John $. Moore. manager OF the
farm department. of the Morton q.
Thaihimer Company. has jus, ncgo-
tiatc.. the sale Of Mount hthos." one
OF the noted Piedmont Virginia es-
tatcS. The property embraces 4iH
acres and Is located in the Somer-
set section Of orange County The
estate was purchased by w. Worth
Smith. Jr, of Louisa. Va, and is
equipped with extensive modern i'm
provcments and is exceptionally we'll
developed for agricultural pursuits.
having been for u number OF years
the country place OF the late Wal
ter George Newman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
CAN Tariff congres..

ATLANTA. CA. Dec. il.--S,atc off,
Gals and presidents OF the leading
Chambers OF Commerce in seventeen
Southern States today jointly issued
n formal call for the second Southern
Tariff Congress to he held in Atlanta.
January 81 to -. Tariff schedules.
treaty relations and other problems
affecting Southern industry VIII be
d sen seed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Norman nde rson Implement Co..
Inc. Chatham. 100000. Frank FL.
Norman. president; c. Irving Ander-
son. secretary. and n. II. Norman. all
81 Chatham. General merchandise
business.
Morris-Johnsto Corporation, Nor
fclk: Richard NJ. Johnston. secretary,
Norfolk. and w. T.. Jones. Virginia
Reach. $4,000. General real estate
Wood. Pratt & Co. Inc. Roanoke.
$4,000. J. r. Wood. p"Nsideat. Roa-
nokc: &. +; Turner. atary.. Ron
nokc. and y. *. r-a;t. .i.g Sandy. W.
Va. General real estate and In
surancc agency business.
Lnndon Drug Co. Inc. I.ynchhurg.
s25.h00. II. e. NuttinE, president: J.
\. Itandon. secretary. and l., A. Lam
don. all Of Iynchburg. Drug bust