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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-04
Y. W. G.. A. CALENDAR.
WEDNESDAY,.

/ y.I1 a. m.
| staff Meeting, S04 Market street.
| 400 p. m.
Religious Work COMMITTEES, So4 MARKET
street.
Girls Work Committee, SIS Marke,
street.
Girl Reserve Corps from School No. 30,
7.OO-s.0O ?. m.
Starting new Mandolin Class for begin
ners, SSS Market street.
S.O0-9.0O .. M
Mandolin Club for advanced students,
S3S Market street,
wapanachki Camp Fire, SIS Market
THURSDAY.
1000 =. m.
Cafeteria Committee, 500 Market street
1890 q. m.
Gymnasium Class for Women. Peoples
Settlement.
$50 p. m.
Industrial Committee, Club Rooms.
7.30 p. m.
Industrial Girl Reserve Corps, SIS Market
street.
7.45 p. m.
Glee Club Practice. SIS Market street
nlbAl*
1000 a. m.
Finance Committee, S0s Market street.
ZOO p m.
Repairs and Equipment Committee Soi
Market street
300 p. M
Membership Committee, so4 Market
street.
7.l5-S.l5 p. m.
English Class, SIS Market street.
Sis p. m.
Glee Club Practice, S3s Market street.
SATURDAY.
Open Party, S3s Market street.
The Young Womens Christian Asso-
citation rs organizing another mandolin
class, beginning Wednesday, February e.
Every Wednesday evening from Z 10 S.
they will be instructed by Professor
Charles Edwards.
The class that has just completed the
ten weeks course has become so pro-
hcient that they have joined the Mandolin
Club, which meets at o'clock on We'd
lesday evenings.
The worlds record of sugar plantations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-04

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes, guaranteed 20 1--WE
q new, rich, fadeless color 70 any fab
nc, whether I be wool, six, INN, co.,
ton or mixed goods,--crezses, biooses-
stockings, skirts, childrens coats, feath
ers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book With escn package
tells so plainly how 10 diamond dye over
any color that you can not make a ms
take.
To match any material, have druggist
show you Diamond Dye" Coiow Cari.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-04
RICHARDSON PARK CrvICCUR.

The Community Club ~ Msr.hAJttc~
was entertained BY the Richartsnn Park
Civic Club yesterday afternoon A. he
homo Of Mrs. Charles Hampton, R,chard-
con Park. A musicale followed TIE .hovs
business session. Mrs. Roy Work zavr
several violin seicrtion, Mrs. John
ZeIt sang several solos. and Mrs. A. X.
smith entertained At the piano. Miss
Mabel Lewis was chairman If IN. conn
mittee. The NEXT meeting will take place
February IL at The home of Mx. r. /.
HUT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-04
CHINESE MISSIONARY SPEAKS.

An interesting talk on the Chinese
people was given yesterday before the
Bellefonte Civic Club by Mrs. Jennie w.
Coll returned missionary from China at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Dinsmore. The
natives are progressive and quick to follow
American ideas, the speaker said. Mrs.
Coll was formerly Miss Jennie Ruton,
of this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-04
MEETING OF W. C. r.

The regular monthly meeting of H,lies
". G. ]. Z. was held at the home of Mrs.
K. ". Brown at 200l Rockford Road
Tuesday afternoon.
There WIS a good attendance and plans
we're discussed for future work,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
BANK CLEAR|NCS SHOW
BIC INCREASE FOR WEEK
Figures, According to Clearing.
House Association Statement,
Take Jump of &7.OGO.TO1.7i.

The weekly statement OF the Clear
in2-HSnse Association issued last
night. shows an Increase OF S7.eSa.-
1914 over the cloarinGs OF last week.
although there is Il decrease o. si5.-
Tai6S6.li when compared with the
same period last year.
Clca-!ngs for the week closing yes
tcrday We're s5G.G25.O26S3. os against
SI2.35s.Tl3 the same period last year.
The total clearings Tor the month OF
November are s255.l4l,i55.l2. and for
November. 1919. sa5o.372,i52Gi
The Federal Reserve Banks week.
" Statement, shows the total Of bills
discounted and bought for the week
ending December to be- $7i.0o2.000.
The total resources arc S2S5,07l goo.
Of which SS5.oI3.Oo0 Ia in gold reserve.
The statement follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and ceriif,catc..S o.ii<.000
Cold settlement fund or
cola ID l Mi.a tores: agencies ssis,SSS
To,a! gold held ~ bank. : 30.as6,Uoo
Cold with Federal reserve
agent 1855 zoe
Gold redemption fund. 49,. 9.S4l. 900
Total gold reserves ....$ Sa.o73,oe0
c;c. $4,000
Total reserves .....s s5.sas.c coo
Bills discounted tsecure4
by governments war obi
sationsD .... {..s2o.o0a
bills discounted. al! others s1.os3.On0
Bills bought In open mar
Eet % 'o,"co
-
Total bills OH hand 80. .slls.s7s,oOe
u. y government bonds. - i.e33.ooo
y. s. certificates OF indcbi-
edhcSS Iz.."..""v
Totai earning assets .$l3l ,sIt.Oco
Bank premises .........S i.@35.co0
CncoIicctcd items and other
deductions from gross
deposits tI,'bS.""9
Five per cent redemption
fund against l.. r. bank
notes IyI.oVo
Al, other resources. ... $1,000
To,a. resources s2s5.c7i. 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid II ...........S 5.s...0e0
surplus ..........''. S'"'''""'
Total capital ..,.......S l3,34i.ooe
Government deposits ...s 2.7e3,0on
Due 10 members. reserve
accounts ............... F"''t'oVo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
TRADE CONDITIONS AT HOME
NOT QUITE SATISFACTORY
Dry Goods Seem to lie Doing Detter
Thnn Other I.ines-COilrctIonS
Are slower

r. G. Dun e Co.. who keep n close
watch on the local trade situation,
makes the following special report
for The Times Dispatch on local CON
dltionS for the past week.
l)ry goods In some quarters show n
slight Strengthening i'll the demand
Other dealers find no change in the
situation rs compared with several
weeks ago. The demand for men and
WomeU'S clothing. shoes and hats con-
tinucs weak. buying remaining limit
ed in both variety and extent
Hardware and building materials
which had previously shown a
ness siaSnation. are also less active
IMAM has been the case recently. Az
result of the weakened demand. an
Improvement is apparent in tho sup
ply. except in nails, wire products
ana cutlery. in which lines mills and
factories have not set ovnrtaktn pre-
Eious orders and The supply continues
Tar below normal. though even in
these commodities an Improvement Is
noted as compared with several
months ago.
Holiday buying has begun. but the
movement of goods is less free than
during the corresponding period for
the past few years.
Complaints with regard to collec-
lions are more numerous. Greater
care is found necessary In securing
payments as per agreement
Several large employers have an
hounced % per cent reduction in
wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
MANY CONCERNS ISSUED
CHARTER BY COMMISSION
Marshall hrnity Corporation VIII
Erect ZIG Garage between Sew
Cnth and zig b III Sirectn.

Among the charters just Issued hy
Inc Corporation Commission is one
81 particular interest 10 kichmcnd
Tho Marshall Realty Corporation is =
concern designed for the purpUs. or
constructing ana operating various
business Establishments The Grst
atep taken by this concern was the
purchase Of a block OF old buildings
on Marshal! Street. between Seventh
Regiment Arrory. Within "a reason
ably short time this block vii! b..
RACED AID commodlous public gar
age vii. be erected on the SITE. Other
similar improvements vii! follow.
Tho officers Of tn" company are: Jake
Wells, ~ richmond and Norfolk.
m,ond. Sec!etary. and Allen O. Col
lins and J -. Satl-r, OF Richmond
IN. eap!'ai Is placed a, 100000.
~ o'hg: corporations chartered are
mH"!'H.m stock OF Siu000. with ". !
h'is. .r.. president: Mildred Atkin-
s sG" st,r,r"tary: and 5. ". Atkinson.
ct'pnrhiiun arc printing and letter
writing, and III. Richmond Kline Co,
d.a!gned 10 manufacture and deal In
18th II capital Of $50 1000. OF which W
~ Walden IL president, and Vance Ter
rcil secretary.
Naihans. a new dry goods and de-
rar.ntni store, has also, been char
tered TO do business IN Richmcui.
with !, capital STOCK of $4,000. This
mas Hs KS ONO pES. Nathan
kcstitr president. ana Rose Capiai..
secretary. with Harry Captain on the
board.
The Corporation Commission has
Just issued certificate ot authority
TO the Chicago Nipple Manufacturing
Gompany; TO establish an office in
Richmond. with !. &. Kinker, Jr, in
charge. The capital stock Of this
organization is placed AT s5.0o0.0 900.
n"Wber ot charters have. also.
bean issued &c Concerns outside he
city OF Richmond the principal being:
Tho Williams Grocery Company OF
Roanoke: with capital OF 100000.
the Washington Tire and Rubber
Comrany NJ Alexandria. with cap
itai of Sl.G00.0G0.
Walker Mosby & Calvert, Lynch
burg. with a capital stock OF $50 600.
!He purposes OF the company are TO
deal in real estate ana insurance.
Valley View Orchard Company,
Strasburg, with - capital stock OF
$4,000, the purposes OF which are to
deal in fruits ana agricultural pro-
The I.ynnhaven Country club, of
NorloiE' has also been chartered.
with y. ii. Goodman. president, and
: Whitehiii, secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
OFFER $500 PRIZE TO 20
PEOPLE BUILDING HOMES
Corporation Thus Attempts to Solve
Housing Situation in At
traCtiyc Suburb

Tn. Eas, Highland Park Corpora
ton. who are developing What is
known as East Highland rark. a
beautiful suburb, have started al ac-
TIVE building campaign which Will
have rs effect Ia relieving the hous-
ing situation. They expect 20 build
number Of houses during The win
ter months, The iirsi of which 81 prac-
iicai!y complete. And IN order to
get the 10; o~ncrs in East Highland
lark 20 start their homes a. once
pr!He OF $500 each to the first twenty
people who VIII buy lots and start
their home, during an active ceiling
campaign which WAS started on Octo-
tsui;e number Of people have quail
hcd Tor The building prize and the
total nuuScr as originally offered viii
qnaity before December IL. which
means that by spring there Sill be a,
least aity hew homes IN East High
land Park.
l. b. wha,ley. president of tho or
Shni%ation. ana one OF the best known
real estate men, In the STATE. is de
.oAns a good deal Of his time now
20 his Richmond interests. People
who are familiar with the territory
around Norfolk and Roanoke viii re-
member that he has developed large
1rsas around ,hcsc TWO cities.
IN the East Highland rark sun
division there were originally 5i4
building lots. but there remains less
than 100 10 be- sold. Most OF the
purchasers have bought for The pur-
pose OF building their homes and very
few sales have been made for spncu-
!a!Nc purposes. 81. Duke. secretary
and treasurer OF the corpora;ron
wac for the last nine years connected
with International Harvester Com
pany. This concern Is also member OF
Richmond Real Estate Exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ACTUAL STATEMENT
SHOWS SURPLUS RISE
Stocks Strong in Short. Lively SEES
sion OH Short Covering by Pro-
fcsSional Traders.
OIL SHARES ARE LEADERS
Report That Well Is Brought i'm at
Ranger Starts Prices Up in Texas
Pucific Coal and Oll-IO0 Are
Now on Pump.
BY DRoSDAS WALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE actua.
bank s,atement today showed surplus
decreased Sf6.37G.00o.
The average statement showed sur
plus dsGreased {3.u2iI20; loans d.
deposits decreased siy.s5o. 900. ""'
', The Federal Reserve Bank OF New
iork statement showed a ratio OF
total reserves TO deposits and Fed
erai reserve note liabilities combined
OF 31.S per cent. compared with 1n9
per cent the previous week The
TITO q. reserves 70 net deposits.
serves against Federal reserve notes
IN c!rcu!ation. was IS per cent. com
pared With 4l.9 per cent week ago.
stocks Are Strong.
Stooks wcr. strong today n, sbo-.
covering by professional traders who
rseen'!y nave been. opposing the up-
s @apn &c dgnd dsn The oil shares and
banies were the favoritcs, Mexica,
petroleum forging to the from, viii,
an advance Of more than eight Doin;s
Ian American was strong in sym.
Initial prices showed :irmness. Tho
OF! sha!eS assumed leadership nj the.
outset and maintained Il throughout
vanccd the shor. covering became
more urgent. The improvement, "as
maintained up 60 the close when anal
pT.SSS were around the bcst OF Tho
session with gains ranging from ens
10 two points in standard Issues
Commission houses in general ar.
turning bniiish on the inarkc, and
are recommending the purchase Of
stocks on all setbacks Most of those
ihonses believe that the loves; price.
nave been seen and that securities
Snpna he housht at this level ami
Nclu Tor protractcd advance Con-,
.llsSion houses report that thei. Gus
toners are doing very ,!;tle market
WiH.: FARMERS oc the big firms STAT.
that IL n difficult 20 induce ,bnJr c,,.
toners 70 make purchases a: this tIme
IN me face OF the pessim.m rampant
win regard 10 general business.
fac!ifc Oil was dealt in for Tho
nrst time on the icor OF the E.w
10TH stock Exchange. Il, was In
rood demand and closed with a fra
tional advance
Much Activity Around Ranger
Ic&as Iacihc Coal and OIL became
Continued on Seventh Pa.eO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
APARTMENTS ARE OFFERED
PUBLIC BY NOVEL PLAN
nichm Follows Exumple of Other
Cities Whrrc Co-Opernfivc
buying Ia Success

Several of the largest and most
fashionable West End apartments are
OF cooperative individual apartment
The. Laburnum Corporation has ac-
qnircd. for the purpose OF selling in
dividual apartments, four large. at
tract!ve apartment buildings on The
eleven hundred block West Grace
stree, and two more desirable build
in2s located on the Boulevard
Under the plan an individual may
own his own apartment by making 4
small cash payment and continuing
but with the difference that Within
q period OF from five 10 seven years
the individual rather than the land
lord owns the apartment.
Among the advantages pointed out
by this firm of their cooperative
plan is the profit OF present rentals
aecrling 10 the individual purchaser,
the stability OF their partial payment
plan as against increasing rentals.
the absolute control OF the building
by the occupants. and the liberal rate
OF interest on the investment, whether
you occupy the apartment or not.
me plan is made possible only by
FORMING corporation and allowing
each occupant TO purchase n portion
The plan of disposing OF apartments
to individuals has been successfully
9perated in al OF the larger cities
during the past two ycars-nn especi-
In Washington, y. c.
The Laburnum Corporation recently
purchased and sold to individuals
known as the Burlington Apart
mcnts, and Morton G.. Thalhimer has
recently sold two hlgh-clnss apart
mont buildings under a similar plan.
1t Is their intention to place several
moro West End apartment buildings
on gale under. their plan within the
be one practical solution Of tho high
rent problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

STATEMENT SHOWS HOW
RESERVE BANKS PROGRESS
Federal Organizations show Surpiu.
OF Sf6t,7aS.O0O; Cold Reserve.
Over Two Billions.
BY Associated Press. /

BY Associated press.1
WAStilNGToN. Dec. THE condi-
ton Of the twelve Fcdckal reserve
banks ut the cicac OF business. De-
ccmber 3. WAS s follows:
Ncsources.
Gold and gold ccrtl!icatcss nOli:I ooo
Cold Settiemen; fund. r.
Gold with foreign aEcn- ''''''
cies .................. 67.Ss4.0o
Total gold held by
Cola with Fedesaii re- ''"''S'0''
serv. agents ....... l.l?t.2pi. ooo
"oid redemption tuad.. lTo.133. 600
Total gold reserves. .,.,o:a.s75, Ooo
Legal tender notes. Sill
yer. etc ............ 1880. 900
;, Total reserves ...... .12.les,lea.o 900
~ government war Oh
Bil!s discounted. al. '-'V''''''0'
MT, oineEs ;....::........ ,,sIs.ii6. 600
marie; ............... ci3.o55. 400
Total bills on hand ..3.o1oSsG ooo
L. ;. government bonds 8 oGS5I 0Of,
-. >. Victory notes "a oon
L. 5. certificates OF in
deotedness ........... 10000
Teal earning assets. ss.s33.7s2. 600
l.ank premises ...s I5tSG nSo
Gncoi,ectei Items ami
other deductions from
gross deposits . 73t.5e3 ooo
Fiv" per cent re3anutioa
fund against T.. r bank
notes ,..:........... i2.la7. ono
81 "'''er resources. .... i.1l6.o0O
Total resources ss,aos, $50, 900
CAPITA! paid in ..S ?s.l.o.0o0
oNl pIus ............... l6i.7ia.oo0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
REVOLVER INDUSTRY IN
LlEGE IS IN BIG SLUMP
Hcf"rr War Manufacture Of I'ircnrn
Was Ono of Most Flourish
ing of Activities.
Il By Universal Service.J

LiEGE. BELGIUM, Dec. 4.--T.e re-
vo!rer Industry. which before Tho war
was one OF the most Gourish!nK here
liz in the midst OF big slump. visit
ms officers OF the Junior Red Crcss
have been told. The Americans have
been here In the intcrcs, OF some OF
the youthful! wards ri their organi-
zation who live IN this section.
Ee,ore the war, L!cgc reyolvcrs
bore Il splendid reputation and found
eoctlSnarHcts in Russia. Germany, the
halkans. Africa and South America.
just before the outbreak OF the war
the number or revo!vcrs tested daily
amounted TO 6.ll7 Following the
armistice the rcvoiver-making work
shops we're rc-cs;ablished and the
former trade again sought However.
after Two years OF effort Il has been
found that south America customers
have gone To the United States, Spain
and Great Britain for their small
arms. Customers in tho other coun-
tries. for reasons that are obvious,
are not buying at all. AZ result
OF X all. the output OF REVIEWERS Is
steadily dropping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Deferred availability items
All other deposits. iuclud-
ing foreign banks -.
Total gross deposits -.
+. K. notes in actual circu-
latlcn :.
F. X. bank notes IN actual
circulation. NO. liability
All other liabilities i.
Total liabilities
Federal RESERVE No
i. Il. notes outstanding.
+. L. notes held by bank. D..
+. II. notes in actual circu-
latlon .....
Total amount OF bills dis.
counted and bought for
the week ending Dccem-
Der 3. 1920
Due L. =. Treasurer by
menbcr dcpositary banks
Contingent: liability on
bills rcdiscounted or sold
Contingent liza oiiity on bill.
purchased Tor foreign
COrrcSDcnticn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
SALES OF ONE REALTOR
TOTAL $147,5OO IN WEEK
Farm Adjoining University of Sir-
Elnin and Other Suburban
PrOuertI in LInI.

Real estate sales amounting to
3lfl.500 are reported to. have been
made in the last few days by the
firm Of Morton G. Thalhiner. One OF
these was farm adjoining the
grounds of the University OF Virginia,
IN tho suburbs q! charlottesville. The
list Includes: 1913 East Main Street.
from the Stern estate 70 I. y.
Vaughan: III. William Byrd Apart
Inents. corner Cary Street and the
boulevard: $50 South randolph Street:
fve dwellings at Thirtieth and Q
streets: i've garages near Twenty
third and Marshall Streets. l25 feet
in subdivision at Bryan Park and
siXty feet on Monument Avenue. adj
Joining the northeast corner OF the
boulevard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
A LETTER

December 2, 1920.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Richmond, Virginia
Gentlemen
| am taking this opportunity OF express
ing appreciation Of your paper as an adver-
Using medium
in your paper of Sunday, November 2Sth,
had an advertisement in your Real Estate
Section which brought me very pleasing
results.
There were more than twenty answers
directly traceable to the advertisement
Your Sunday Real Estate Section is spen-
did, and deserves the cooperation Of the
real estate dealers and the public.
Again thanking you, -
Yours very truly,
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
10TH YEAR.
News Of 2icIznn1onnd'a Realty WorIe.
SMALL PROPERTY SALES
AGAIN FEATURE REALTY
Demand for Small Homes Is I'm
abated, With West End
Leading.

Although total value of real estate
sales during the week just past did
not reach the mark set during tho
previous week. an encouraging
amount OF small sales featured tho
activity of realty agents. 1t appears
that II IL practically impossible To
find enough small homes and mod
esate-priced dwellings, TO meet the
present healthy demand.
Tho sales recorded during the week
reflect the fact that property in vari-
Gus sections OF the city is in demand.
although much OF the buying Is con
fined TO the wcatcrn end OF the city.
No transactions OF unusual size have
appeared during the week In tho
market remains practically un-
changed ~ compared with conditions
OF tho last few weeks.
Agents are working to extend the
plan for cooperative ownership o.!
homes and this matter IS receiving
particular attention. Cooperative
ownership ~ ia effect on large
scale in other cities and IL Is meeting
with success. Tho idea has been
found TO be Fundamentally: sound and
II ~ becoming az economical factor.
Developments ~ the plans on foo;
10 relieve the acute situation brouEh.
about by the 4hOrtaSc of homes in
Richmond are expected within the
next few days. At recent meeting
IN. Richmond R.a! Estate Exchange
appointed special committee. with
Leroy Brown as chairman. TO confer
with bankers Of Richmond with tho
object OF securing the aid OF the
banks 10 finance the Individual and
professional builders. II has been
suggested that the banks set aside >
per cent Of thoir savings deposits TO
be- used ~ hrst mortgage loans to
pave the way Tor building program
that VIII afford great relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
PRICE. SEVEN CENTS
Raid Bootlck Center.

CLEVELAND. Dec A whisky
distributing center. where bottled
goods were prepared and delivered
TO retail saloons and bootleggers, was
ratdcd In Cleveland Heights early to-
day. Four automobile trucks were
needed to haul the conflscated goods
to the police station. One man was
arrested. Police say 1t was evident
that bonded whisky was being mixed
with homemade liquor and then re-
bottled and sold as bonded whisky"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Thomn. II. Crazy Die.

BiNGHAMTON. y. Y, Dec. =
Thonns b. Crory, fnancier. died mere
last night. He was head OF the 1900
washer Company, and participated in
panies in Akron fOhio). Kentucky and
Oklahoma Mr.. Crarv also had large
lumber interests in mississippi. Gcor.
sia and North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Government deposits

Government deposits
Due 10 members. reserve
account d.
u red availability
items .......
Other deposits. including
foreign government
credits
+. X. notes in actual cir
cu!2tion
+. r. bank notes in cir
cuiation. net liability .
All other liabilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Go.sSS.o00
sl.7Gs.sc2.ooO
55l.52s.Ooo
25.7i2,ooO
3.3i2.03e.oo0
2t4.9S9,0oO
Ill 5000

Total liabilities 5000. S7a, 900
RATIO or total reserves TO net de-
post AMI Federal reserve note liza
bilttics combined. Sal per cent
Ratio Of gold reserves 10 Federal
reserve notes in circulation after set
Ting aside So per cent against net
deposit liabilities. ass per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-13
CROWN POINT NEWS
Happenings Of A Day In Lake County. Lively Capital

Fred J. Holman and Thomas Plat
have recently been appointed to SIT on
the city council In Crown Point. taking
the place of J. w. Bowman. who has
gone to Chicago to reside and Cyrus
Hayden who has gone west for a few
months stay. Both menwilI, no doubt
be ably qualified 10 fill the places OF
the men who resigned.
Mrs. Walter Altman is entertaining
her mother Mrs Henry Dyer OF Kan
kakee this week She has almost en-
ttpely recovered from her recent sick
spell.
Miss Kate Blum "a In Chicago today
being entertained by Mrs .. Ander-
son OF Syracuse. y 7 %. who is n the
city for several days.
Mrs f E. Hale received the sad
news OF the death Of her moth
er VINO died in a sanitariurn In the east
she has been in failing health for some
tune
Joe Lump is spending this week with
relatives in Hammond.
Mrs II. L. Wheaton had thu mis-