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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
LEAVE FnR sEATTIE

Mrs. Dennis MoLuushIu and Miss Colin NeLauehIu accompanied by Dennis Jr. and Talbot Carroll left ou thc .wmsnp Spokane tor their home .n Seattle Mrs Mclaughlin vIth Dennis and Talbot have been here for Che pas, two months y.s.t- us witch friends Miss Celia cz- poet. to return u several weeks and Miss Rose Mclaushiiu who has he.u hcre for Che past sN months. win remain throughout Che wIutcr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
ON SICK LEAVE

H and H. I.. r"m" .. ..H '..". "... .. m.
 .. N.. ...r... m'u" ur Simmons ".a"o. 70. I f.I.... custom. .. ...... an. . H. n'r customs ....r m point
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
UTT SYSTEM FAVORED
 FOR CAPITOL BUILDING

Tm. Ur on. "uIeH...fe ou can. . construction a aHl m favor . ... HH '.m Mayor Robertson .. I.uI tHa, o. -Ho votes u
 .l in on'r one favored de. ... ..H.u. construction mtI amount necessary to complete I HuUns H appropriated The ut u. tae nou when completed .II h. forwarded to Delegate sulH- '..I In. h. information. ho have expressed . I.... .or Ioa' a.n- ..... nm m. u.f..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
FISHERIES OFFICIALS
 LEAVE FOR HEADQUARTERS

Hr Uuen I smIr 0r...". '" n. ur.u .. ......0. NHH ....u'- t returned H..e from trip O. tn. .r..Uor .o .I- u..."..' .o. .m .Hc .u.H oH ... HrH.. hH.. H. .a. accompanied b. Ward IT. H.HH
 IIf.- urt..I.He HHH. a. I.".. s.n.r Tho two o....... N.N v" .. .... n. .H.r .....u." .. Wash.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
AWAY UP NORTH

D. p Pond ol Juneau writes th.H paper from TaIer Alaska. where he H spending several weeks on bu..- ua. i. says he win he back some day If ai goes Wc.l The letter was nmraeI at Teller July OoI th.a rnrI and arrived Iu Juneau August fftH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
GUESTS LEAVE

u Summers and .'. Marie sH.|.r uu have he.n visiting with Nr and Mrs. N B. summers for Che .... w.e.H 'eIt Friday morn- Ha 0n m. Princes. AIr. for tIe'r homes IU Canton Ohio Miss sny- .or expect. ,o return to Juneau next
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
PERSONALS

MT. T. soue-hs loft on One rr.u- .ea lU.e .or s..tue .vhcre she Uiu t.. r.n her daughters Mrs. Ncu u..n WHf. and Mrs. Nina Johnson. w N.nre. cary who arrived I... r....tE un .ne Admiral Wat son rn o- Hc south on .he puu-. .. NI..
 CH.r U.o..n. pr.l.nt ol tuc lusa.uaro Nu. Company who .. U..r m Juneau or several days m m. Interest cl thc mine at Fm,or U., u.. I.. .hlt nIa.c Thursday on m. Er N
 e... who n.. h..r working for r u... Inr.u oHI uHne Com pan, U. .,... mo.H. ru Fnda. r..... .. .. Primes. NI.e one .... |. N.. No-. or.
 af. . Nm. J F Cobb and .u rer. who have been
 .. bonn. %. Mr. and Mn. o... U. tor H.r home u r.. .. m. ...mHn Iou.ron mur.m treasurer ot m. irwin H.'..n Company, one o0 m. .r-.. I... noa. rruUa- ..H.He and onto. aat.mer ..... .. IT. H.... ...... and Mrs.
 " arrived hon. during .He u. tour u. tas.a . m. sn..H. nr t.. 
 . |. o......'r m .H.r-. O. ..m.. nor. lor m. ue m. . t.ruu.. tn N...a.
 ..". Juneau .n .nH.. to N.. m m. Admiral Watson ... III. westward for s.s. .. .. ...m..U- tH. u.r. .l oH .H.r.
 N..r n..I ur.a-l r '.. r... or t.. Hrn.
 returning .a H.r ..u. m .... ...t m ... oH..
 H... .H. .. h..n m T .m. In. ur rrn.. I I.. Princes NHH Frlt MT . MT. o.. olson umr.. II. ...... -. m. I..m.Hn eu...r. ." .u T. l.. ...
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 m s.... lotion ... steam. ... . t....u Hn u
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 .... III. whom. . Tn. N.m.. knI.r.
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 mn.r uIr.t.
 .. ..-. .r .H. ....m.u. . m. .a...I H. Dawes .... .m.mH.. o. m. uar..u.  D.. uu.. u .I MT and 1Ir. Hu. nr during h. u. u san run...o .h. "..- ..mu.... HI - u . .mmu... "... e.n Francisco H. ". H. .H.. Nr J. G
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

under Improvement and better alignment and dmlnago is being ob- taucd unle worry mbsiandol im- nroyommt a obaInod. Che aban- doumcul oI a thawcd out and a.ab.l- .lcd uh-eado is mot justified. be- oaue auch onorauona require many you for lho freshly cleared right of way and in nc meantime Che new aado ia much worse chan Che old.
 Bridges
 The route auo Che Valdez Gla- eIcr dcla milo l-l follows am ahan- douoI railway ombau.mcat about net a6oyc uo-mu water surface Each yoar OF ao some portions of Che ombanamnt aro washed out X uIadyer ia Eont constantly at hand to mako nasty ropa.H Thoro are 22 bridges u 8H miioa Various branches of Che stream iu different yoan uso uy. aIl. or none sf these onauue Thoe bridges hayC an 0aan oyorhau'al and strengthened
 mIe I6. Two a.r.uecr spans were placed across suows'idc creek iu g2L
 Milo 17 l50-ioot suspension bridge placed m 1927.
 Mue 70. I15-ioot suspension span pIa.eI u 1921.
 No I2s Gmma bridge to bc strengthened
 Me aa2 Survey made and de- m bcus prepared for bridge to I.nnao leny across snoha riycr
 Nl. a.f pH.Ir.vo bridge cone Iomuol and new bridge ordered Uer steamer bringing iu new bridge was rocn mp about 175 miles down tb. Tmana rycr iu fuI of 1920. Sufficient repairs were made to o1.Uue structure to carry raUc Another and now brids. win so in tm. winter when ico may ne used u um ol false work
 Many smaller bridges over min0. e'ual streams have been buIt
 Ferries
 There remr.u bul two ferries now in operation. oao on Che Tmma at HrCmbH tho other on Che saIcha at Nmson lt .a planned to re. ua.. thc malIer one ol these by a bridge tna wuter
 Foris
 x number ol forIs have been clIm. nruI by uo construction of small bridges and Ihs work win be cone mucI next yar Due to snow slides. glacial Goods and peculiar topography ol fle atc. aeyora. small ford. pr.en. quite formidable n..nws for tl. bridge engineer
 Clearing Grading and GnyeHng
 Most of Hc cmuua-FmrbanE ac- Hon Ia now cleared and graded lo m standard section In another
 o1 it hou.d have gravel sure aoe pu.uauy tbrourhout On tho Willow Crock saoIm oGort
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
HRS. HENNING WILL
 VISIT IN THE SOUTH

Mrs. Char.. HcnuIue mother of A. w. HeruIne ol The Empire Printing Company loft Friday moru- ue ou the Princess Alice to v.s.t uth r.ends and relatives in Seattle and Portland Shc expects to re-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church

Morning worship al. II.NH Dr. $ HW Yogne win preach tfc ..r- m0n.
 Hbl. Heo. al Ie.11.
 sunir, school af rh.ne a. Io.0N.
 At One evening hour Of worship tle oonrreeauon win attend .he Methods, church n farewell ..-t.oe to Rev. u E Gr.mue who win
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
JUST CAN'T PLEASE EM

No. salsGod with tlc lovely clear weather of tlc pas, week tennis players erouchod about thc courts being wet from dow u lle early mornings and before thc sun went on duty for Che Ione days Some people would Kick ii boJhc logs wore broken
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

Wh II2 toms of freight for Che oHmu. m. steamship Spokane ar. rived here at b a. m. and lcJ thc Channel at Q D. m Passengers tor Juneau uore. R. L Grinder Mr.
 and Mrs. um Bo.mlad. L. cGmee. Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Lant U L Mor- rIs. J. Noumator G. n Whitney, c. E Mann J. B Stanton. R. w. Ion- uua Mrs j. F Pueh Ma v. push Mrs. I. h Green Mrs " A pot.r- .on. V Peterson. Jr. Mr. and Mm o.. 0.un Capt. C. 8 Ward E s UewH.
 Passengers leaving Juneau wcre For Seattle. Cau McIuehm Mrs. n N.Iauehn Dennis Mclaughlin THho, Carroll Miss B. CmueIe Mr. aud Mrs C. A. umham J. Manor. J. q. Kea.c. J. r. Mucr R. Il. Cane .da. J. F. ChamberlIu. J. UerIue. To. sHeuay J IT, JaIu" for Umue C.A Bambors Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gcu@ Mrs U O. Baua. War rom Hua. for s.tu. J. M Cauor Mrs. s. GWo. l'r Kctch.tau. WB. shc.ucrl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
LEAVE FOR SOUTH

N Jean Ir"... and Miss ra HsI.0. who have b..n u
 III. mHa nmnu. ur ..e past mon.h Ie., on t.. suo..n. tor .He u.. Ht way ol s.aeHaE and sIau N.. tmH9e was u member oI .H. stan ". t.e n'u. h.nfa' 'a.l y..I and returned tI. summer 0n u f...t
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
WIckEnsHA-L REcEPu0N

Ticket. To . dinner and n..0n m homo. o. former u....t. W.0..r- .m a. H.H sold around l0.u h. event fo ...e n.... n.st Thurs .r erun. Mr. .W.......m |. .,- ...I Ia Hrr. 0... on ... NoHI western Hu. hH. ru.I.. a.,.r
 Mr. W.,..HHm hH an- 0m..I In. intention o. ....Uus tn
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

l5-Room House. partly furnished contra. location rom. cheap In. luro Chn Anderson. ..U Second s.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
PIONEER ROAD
 AGAIN OPEN
lc01unuol lrom PdFo '

of ho remaining ouc.thIrd ot mo route uaa n quito bad ahapo Two major bridges TazIna and rIlo- drivor need reconstruction Che ferry acro. Che sncha river should also bo replaced by bridge. and several minor riac.n streams a'ao should bo brdeol Some additional side h.l relocation is necessary a'ous tho Tomma rIvcr and between Sour dough and pazaons
 Tho Valloz-Wmow Greek section waa totally ab'o oNoont for pack animals. at aogcal pIacos and Che entire oe milo. was in Q woo-m eia.e of daroDaIr
 Rehabilitation and Improvement
 ts soon d. Increased funds became a.s rcl n June. 1920. work of TO. habuugon and Improvement va. vigorously begun For repair and maintenance n Che fiscal year cud- ue Imc a0. 1927. f25217l.GC. or s5f5 per mile. was aput In compn mco with orders from Washington to sc, Che overland route open keep it open. aud bring it an mp to stan. dmI
 Relocation
 Milo 5-II Bach yclr d.n.rn. parts of tho road across Ono bottom near Com.or. havo boon washed ou by floods m Che Lowe uycr Mll money has been spent .u Che past O. wing dlms and bank rogomon without permanent au factory ro ula sgryy and clearing har tooH done preparatory .o moving On. road back onto .ho hU side um ing reconstruction .Wuc is usu Che oNIsuus uac. acroa thc bottom only sufficient work in Che way o removing debris et.. being done l mako It naanbie
 Nuc II-Ic THe road lr0ueI Key tmc Canyon required heavy e1 uuIIwre every yoaf to rona.r flood damlec. bgt relocation wa too o1 uuvc In lola Che damme va .o ercat tlat rona.r wa. hl wh Uho funds available. ao th. route was closed tor two yclr TH. now Huo Involving bo0vg rock oz aagaHon .1 bench in ou tHo Canyon wall has now boon completed
 MHc Ic-la udde a.roa Bm Crook and sheen Crock mvc been .nuu times washed ou. over a milo o0 ro.I aoro. h. hoIom wa sou. and much adc mu boreh H .oan terminal moH.no bad bo.om mn ab'o Tine entire section lu now bcen robuIJ buck on Che mom a.n side or on Cop oI Ho Fe b.Hohe. tHc two creeks ho.He .ron .I by suspension bridges ..me a.lo. Nhc0o tHc s.l.am Iu. from mH
 uyon
 Milo Ia About milo ua. rc prauIy Inundated due t0 Che ac uuu ol a colony of beavers pra n.taI by tWI The new road a now heh enough to ho Hle
 
 Mile la-lG. uuc tg Che burning mn O. au timber uc mIoI bn thaWed out and mr about Hre miles h. entire Ido Iopo H slowly mafur down into uo bottom ooe wur no road over long Hou with mud or moving mo mU.
 ade latu.y and breaking Il up \ now lime las boon surveyed and reconstruction is now under uay
 Me I5O-I75. rho oneuu Iou uon hcr. H poor largely dae .o lack %. mIs and Umo for mG.ao. surveys through thc chick woods and
 ndrbmh This section Ia now
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
NORTH
 AND SOUTH BOUND

Tho steamship Alameda arrived bcre Saturday night vith tho follow mr naHcuecn for Jmcau Lucille Anderson Esther Andcnon Bcrn.co Thompson. G uunucr Elizabeth Mc- uowel R Knuuon Pete shorman U Campbell Mrs. R. H. Brownie. Mr. md Mrs. w. C. Ienaon and ch.i- dren. Mrs. J Mamya. q. C. Clark. L. B. Mack. C. 8. Kolor u E Bu- nctl
 Passengers leaving Juneau for .ho westward were. Mrs. M Loam. C. n Aecm B B Green. Mr. and Mrs. P. U Malcolm F. F. Jcaou Miss Jme Murray Nr aud Mra w. e stoocr Wubcr LaamI Albor. La.m Robert Mmhancr for Cor down. Ouyc "A. Uau. Ioc A. Auder son. Prod Anderson for Vo'loz E L. Hunter J. E. Fitzgerald G Os wcI c w. Choatham Mrs. R C. Hurley and two children namo, Hrcm8u J Cowon John Koan J |. E Benson Andrew Laianen. E D Sutton. e h. Rich for soUarl
 The steamship Princes .AI.cc ar |uyoI in Juneau Tuesday night wiu Che following paecnecr Edmm. K uwbard. Miss n. uonbley- Kor IT IA Fletcher Ma U A. Hatcher MT aud Mrs. t IT, Laehmmd D K rmobI. J. w. Porter Miss J. n Ah.er
 The steamship niiod a1uthhoun. at 9 o'clock Friday morning wt fbc following paacrgou from Iu uou Mrs c Umn.ue @ E Fritz Mrs. J. w. Troy Miss Holcn Foru C. c ONcI Miss Mabel Beard. n Campbell John Uurhc1 Mrs. ul sowcrby Ward T Bowom U M Smith Miss Margaret Curry Mrs. G c Hum, Mrs. K Wilson. L. Cono Miss Mwau Summers Miss me Summers Miss Marie Snyder I saIa U. A. AUtl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

Femmer G Ritter Transfer ColL Feed Storage Seward St. Phone ui
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

.I. Hsl O. n a.r.e ol tHroc rc.
 W given at thc studio of
 I VI HuorI m Saturday .,...He Nrs Hw.orl Is leaving on early Doa. for California for Q .auu ol two months during ...h um. ,to studio win bo closed. T.. oIuuue pupils appeared m ...I. Gladys Naehe. Gw.c Nar- M L0nue Erickson Kenneth HuH.I Den stewart Esther Na..r
 h..h kU.- Rose Bartlett rH ul EH H.u Edward NashcI I.r.I Io0.or
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

Nma.mo Coal for rainy days Fonuer 6 Ritter Transfer Phone uA
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

The Alaska Steamship CompluyH
 steamer Jefferson arrived iu Juneau smIly and smiled aouthhomd Thursday wih ,he following paou- eon from Juneau. Mir wd Mrs E Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. J. F Oohb Ns Virginia Cobb. Mrs Wi- uam shcldie and uabN u uowu- ua.d Tom Renter Roy Hoist N Luneo A Lluec Pau. naHII Jo. Nmu.N Miss Haw.c. Nelson for se. nuIo. a. T Wilson, rhoma Whoe'- .r l1r Wmse'I. p uoIuHuo. J Kinney tor Ko.chihan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20
SOCIAL NOTES

Complimentary to Miss Marian summer who loo on Che Princes hu.. to auoud school at Chcaeo. Ma Alice Sullivan was hostess ota charming party Wednesday evening at Che homo ol Mr. c. J. Alexander
 Tho guests were. Miss Marian summcu uoc sladc Lois Nori- ir. NauI. Kirkland Mario snyder m summon Blanche Romialc. r Fr.mmne W.summcr. 1T Nomue Dr. and Mrs G. e. rue Ur and Mrs. L. D. Hcndcr- .o. ur mI Mrs M s. Whittier. M. and uu N B Summers Mrs. n Waeeoaer Mr No.ilms
 Ilr Che pleasure ol Miss Madeline V. uUuc who vI.n Mr Valentine
 a.ur ou hc Alameda to attend
 oI m California; Che members O. Ule Young Ladies' soda'Iu and lhe .Iu.o Nur Society entertained wn au moma. dance al Parish uU Thurday cymue
 .Ha Madeline Is one of thc most popular young IaI.. of Juneau sh. 0 Us.J hero mos. ot hor lilo and Ho- man, friend. who reerc. h0 de mrur. attended the dance e.vm n .h.. honor Go b.d her nrcwcn
 tuor placing Miss Madeline r
 H.o. Nu Valentine czpoeH to lo l. permanently m California Mr rntu. hroush energetic m. aurom work toward .hc wei . .. t.. town. has become one o .... mol, nrom.nut women hero
 . . a.tvc m tac Juneau Wom.uI .cul and s a oe.soIea worker o I. LHr Altar Society and Cha
 . %. hcg Influence n Juneau l. .....r reee,.cI.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-20

There remain but two ferries now m operation one on Che Panama at HrDu.hH tle other on Che Sl'cha .t Nmoua It is planned to re- u'a.. tho smaller one 0l these by a bridge tna Wufor
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Sends Letter to Bankers.

President John B. Larner VI the Dis
!trict Bankers Association has sent q
letter to the presidents Of the various
banks Of, the city asking for express
stons a. TO the usefulness and desire
ability of the proposed new head
quarters OF the organization.
He has heard only favorable COM
nnent on the project. and asks for
Chairman Reeside of the committee In
charge. the hearty cooperation Of the
bankers.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
W.. b. and A. Declares Dividend.

W., b. and A. Declares Dividend.
Regular dividends Of IN per cent,
on the preferred and / per cent. on
! the common stock OF the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
way Company were declared by the
directors yesterday.
Both are payable October / to stock.
holders Of record September II.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Graphophone Advance
Has Local Attention

The hundreds of Washington stockholders Of the Columbia
Graphophone Company watching with deepest interest
the advance Of the companys stocks believing that the
brighter outlook for the coming seasons business Will 60
toward continuing the upward move.
Since Thursday, September the preferred stock ad;
vanced from 1884 to % while the common stock moved
from to 5 Low price for the year for Graphophone
preferred was " and low for the common, 23s.
The company present has around 900 cash on
hand which will be materially increased by the first quarter
OF the coming year.
One favorable deveopement which will doubt 60 far
liquidation of stocks carried by the company is the
advance in cotton and grain prices. -.
Improvement in the Southern situation will place the
Southern agencies in good position the South is one OF
the best fields for marketing the companys products
Since the stock is widely distributed, there is
TO believe that inside interests have been buying the stock
In view of the improved situation and better position of the
company with respect to the banks.
Notes outstanding amount to $13,600000 It Is under
stood that the banks will the company through the fall
season and offer assistance in settlement Of its
financial problems.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Tar InstaImeut Dun.

Tax Instalment Dun.
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue
announces that taxpayers have un.
I'll midnight Of September Is in which
TO pay the third installment Of their
The Washington times., 1921-09-14

This makes q lot Of difference to us
when we undertake to give advices
and friendly Investment counsel.
It 10 our opinion that American Tel
ephone II q good stock to buy. The
writer has his own money invested
In It Nearly 100000 other people have
money invested in II.
As a matter as fact the stocks you
have asked about are standard issues,
though American Sugar Refining. now
paying no dividend. Is q pure specula-
ton. and American WOODEN, paying
per cent, isn't much safer.
Union Pacific is high grade for q
railroad stock, and we believe u Ii q
purchase At present price level and
based on the 10 per cent dividend IL
yields $50 per cent. - 's.s
Delaware and Hudson, which has
paid dividends since 1924. Is probably
q purchase. The stock Is selling
around par and yields per cent:
American Telephone yields about 81
per cent.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14

income an dexcess profit taxes for
the year 1920.
Upon failure to pay an installment
in time. all Of the remaining tax due
becomes payable. upon notice and de-
mand from the collector Of internal
revenue. The penalty for failure
to pay tho installment on time IL an
additional assessment of s per cent Of
the amount due, plus interest at the
rate of per cent q month from the
time II became due.
In filing their income tar returns
for the year 1920. 402.575 taxpayers
whose net income for the year was
over $1,000 selected the installment
plan. OF the taxpayers whose net
income was $1,000 and less, l.227.14l
selected the installment plan. The
number Of corporations paying on
the installment plan Is 9l.7l3.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Considering Several Stocks.

Fl. b. G., @ Street-As ] have q
small amount Of money to invest. I
American Telephone and Telegraph,
Delaware and Hudson, American
sugar, Union Pacific and American
WOODEN. am open to suggestion
as to investment
Answer-You state that you have
q small amount to invest and ask
about American Telephone, Delaware
and Hudson, American Sugar Refin.
ing. Union Pacific and American
WOODEN.
Your letter Ii very Incomplete.
A "snnali amount" Of money may be
one thing. and 1t may be another thing.
It may be few hundred dollars or
a few thousand dollars.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK. Sept. l4.--Noon Lib
erty bond quotations: 3h's. Sss.14:
LIST Is, ssS.16: LIST AXIS, $ss.1S: End
4A's. $SS.2S; srd AVS. $s2.2s; 4th
4k's, $3.50; Victory s%'s and AS.
$9s.o6.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
TO INVESTORS

II you have m Investment problem.
p Tho Times will be glad TO aid you.
Write us fully, inclosing stamped
Vi addressed envelope for reply. snd
address the Financial Editor.
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
,annseBBMSsYnHSSruup BUSINESS AND FINAN &c WILLIE


so, soyas ps. esns fo5 the n..I. s..
sSsr q u. cs.ne Snssr They were complied Aad~
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
New York Clearing House.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Ciearins
house statement: Federal Reserve
Bank credit. $50. 000. 900: exchanges,
$653, 7o0.o 900: balances. $58,700.00
The Washington times., 1921-09-14
Local Stock Market.

SALES. a
Washington Railway %. $1,000
Capital Traction. 1o0ss lex div.).
+o@S7k (cash.) ....
After CALI
Washington Gas SIS. s2.ooo@so.
n.00o0So. s50o@S0.
Union Trust Company. 5@lsl%
1o@l2l&, 10@l31x.
Money-Cal loans offered ut per
cant with per cent bid.