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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIES
INCREASING CAPITAL
Revival Of Business Indicated
by Plans for Extension of
Varied Activities.

Revival OF business in Virginia is
Indicated ia plans being made FOR in
crcasing facilities of various com
panies throughout the State. as shown
by amendments TO charters granted
by the state Corporation Commission
yesterday.
The kcntcn!a Coal Company was
granted an amendment increasing its
maximum capital stock from $780,
900 10 100000
The Princeton Power Company at
Graham. Va. il increasing It's max
imum capital stock from $4,000 10
$4,000. ana the southern Gypsum
pany. Inc. North Iiols;on. Va. is in
creaSins It's maximum capital stock
from 100000 To S750.0D0.
The Christie manufacturing Com
pany. Inc, Of Richmond. is iucrcas-
ing it's capital stock from 100000
to 100000. Hampton Fleming is
president ana J. u. BLACK well, sccre-
iary.
An amendment to the charter Of
e. II. Kenny Co. Richmond. incrcasin e
the maximum capital stock from
100000 to S2.i00.0o0. was issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
RUTH rs CONFIDENT HIS CLUB
WILL WIN FROM WESTERN MINES
Elomc-Run Slugger Predicts Sweeping Victory Over
Cleveland y ankccs Play TWENTY-FIVE Games at
Home. While Indians Have Only Five.

worried IN" rest of MS We miss
i!akrr and wish h. MAS in the game.
but ~" are IN Their. lighting. lie is
GU; and wishing To ~ bach N the
game. For Mix, McNaiiy, have
only tho warmrst raise. lie has play.
ed I'm" baseball ~ third, and has htt
IN iin" style. missing in nnly two
gamcs out OF his first twelve. His
fielding has been sensational. ANA Ia"
mas cut OF mnnN II well meant drive
FOR having men Of Mixes stamp on
reserve.
We are going TO beat tn. Western
clubs on this stay aT! We are going
TO win the remnant because wc hav"
the best BAH club. Chicago has beaten
us. for " hat reason no one knows. cN-
cent that We play like Chinese against
them ana do everything backwards.
w" viii get Fabcr ana Kerr for the
tw" days aud expect nothing else. Kid
Gleason - certainty in there lighting
for every break, but his team does
not figure to whip us SO consistently.
nahr Does MOI Fear nrowns.
with the Browns We should do we'll
brcauS" We can solve Shock"r. and
should HAY" beaten him the last time
"ui. W" beat Davis, ana with Billy
liayne OF a field where white shirt :
ar" our background we viii whip
nm. Detroit. of course, has won unly
"a Few cannes from ms all year.
And now for ,clcVcIand our big
rival Covclcskic has done wonders
and ~ II great pitcher. but IL is not
in the cards Tor him to keep il M.
We beat him the other day ANA viii
beat him when We face him. Alien
Sothoron has beaten us twice in three
starts. and has done we'll with some
lucky breaks and Bob" Shaw key
srraininS an ankle when pitching
against him. But he will blow.
think. at the Polo Grounds
You notice that our team stands up
, against the Indians ana lights it's
hardest. This statement viii stand
despite the fact that when Cleveland
beats us II il usually by big scores
As for our iuiicld, Peek and Ward
show better than Sewcll and Wamby
which is going some. for Sewcll is u
| fast young ball player.
Mays. Shawkcy. Collins ana HOY,
"ulmatch tn" pitchers Of ils tribe
and IL IT comes down tn hurting W,
! hold the edge. ON batting the tribe
| outranks us as club. but does no,
| possess the wrccking ability.
Regarding my home runs, I'll sc,
[ them If they pitch TO me, but the pen
! nant and ~ cut in the world series
! Is more tempting than home runs.
/ Copyright. 1871. by the Christy Walsh
syndicate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
FUNERAL OF SAM STERN
WILL BE HELD SUNDAY
i'ri'ntr In Company u, Thirty-Eightir
Infantry. Was Killed In France
OctOhcr IL. L0IS.

The body OF Private Sam Stern.
who was killed in France on October
IL, l?lS. arrived in Richmond yes
tcrda! and WAS taken To i;lilcy's un-
dcrtaking parlors, from where the
funeral viii take place Sunday after
noon AT O'Clock. All members Of
the /. q. H. s are requested TO attend.
Private stern was II member Of
Company II. Thirty eighth Infantry.
ana Saw service IN several battles
lie was - years of ag" at the time
of his death. lie is survived by his
brother. Wolf stern. of 2223 IIull
street. ana two nicccs. Misses Mary
and Fannie stern. one sister. Mrs.
Sarah Adoiauski. and one nephew.
sam Stern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
put vigor, vim and vitality into ncr-
vUus, tired out all IN. dcSpondent
people in few days in many in
stances
Any one can buy u box FOR only co
cents, aud Tragic Drug Company is
authorized by the maker To refund
the purchase price IT any one is dis
satisfied with the first box purchascd
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous disorders mental
depression ana unstrung nerves
cnused by Nrr-lndu!ecnCn IN alcohol
and tobacco. or by ovcrwotk
AS Il treatment In Affections of the
nervous system Wendell pills, Am
bition Hrand. are recommended as be-
ing generally unsurpassed
sixty cents At Tragic Drug 60
and dealers cverywhcrc.--Adve
mcnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
DR.. COUSINS ASSUMES
PASTORATE SUNDAY
Ne" Minister NJ Second baptist
Church Will Occupy Pulpit 10th
Morning and Evening"

In" new pastor OF the Second Bap-
fist Church, Rev. Solon Il. Cousins.
u. H., viii arrive in Richmond this
morning and on sunday next Will as
sumo his work and the duties al the
ras'orate. II" Will preach to his new
congregation for the first time on
sunday, occupying the pulpit at both
the morning and evening services.
DR.. Cousins comes Ia the Second
church from the First Baptist church
OF Columbus. Ga, Of which he has
been the pastor for several years
He viii be ut home AT the Richmond
Hotel for short while. after which
he VIII reside in tho Lombard Apart
ments "a, North I.ombardy Street and
Grove Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
No More Gas In
St0nl aCh&BOWeIS

if you wish to he permanently relieved
or gas in the stomach ana bowels tnkc
BHalmann's Gas-Tablets.
Baalinanns Gas-Tabiets are prepared
Distinctly and especially for stomach gns.
and particularly for all the bad effects
coming from gas pressure.
That empty. gone and Snawing feeling
n the pi, % your stomach Will disappear !;
mat anxious ahd nervous feeling with
heart palpitatIon Will vanish. and you will
once more he able TO take a deep Brea tn
So often prevented by gas pressing 'aSainst
your heart and lungs. 6i
Your limbs, arms and fingers won't feel
cold and so to sleep. because Daalmann's
Gos-rahiets prevent gas Interfering with
the circulation. Intense druwsucss and
sleepy feeling after dinncr will soon ma
replaced by desire for some form OF an.
tcrta!nment. Your distendcd, stomach
Will reduce By Inches because gas viii not
form after using Baaimunn's Gas
Tablets. -
Get the genuine in the yellow pa ckago
from any reliable druggist or Tragic Drug
Co.--Advertiscment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
3-YEAR-OLD COLT WINS !
BOSTON GLOBE PURSE
Silladar Captures ,l.eadina
Race of Final Day ut
RcidviIlc Track.

Rt.ADNILLE, MASS. Septsle- s.
dar, the a-year-old colt owned by !.
+ Hedtord. Of New YORK. and driven
hN Tom Murphy. won the boston
GIob" purs" of $4,000 At tbs ,1i,xithsi
program OF the Grand circuit r;,il,s;S
m,r% today taking the feature cyehtS
IN straight heats.
Dcla!ieid. also OF New yorp -" ~ a
NC hands Of tn" young driver. Iynnm
trust. accounted FOR the bis: end nf
me purse in tho 2.lO trot, Thcrnti,nr 4
vents went To- New Englsn,,, lo,.sa
legal j.. winning the 2:i5 trot y.hiic y
ne b"st"n PAGERS. oregon Hal ana
Dacc. " ~
GLOBE purse A Y"H"T oue 81 f %n me
f urs, most serious opposition In the
laurel Hall. driven by Walter OK.
can" from far in the rear IN Tho hoIness
stretch and almost nipped tho N,m-
DhN colt NJ the fniSh
handiCap race for mcrher. IS
~. Mctropolitan Driving CIui,. or
b"st"h. resulted in Il victory for A,.ri.
=, owned and driven by \. j. EurrSS;;
TN" horses will bc shipped to,lnr.
row I" Hartford. Conn. where Hthas5
""S, m%eline opens next .Ionday 4
,,Trhe H9 s5i@@n Globe, '-year-oId trot;
S,lladnr b. e; by silko ,Mmrphy) Il
the Great (Cox) ........ q
P,tsr Pluto. en-. e.. by Peter the :
g. Grrr a., ~ McDonIlD ~. 81
worthy CAllcn) .,........ -
David Axworthv. ch e.. hy Az
WORTHY 'Taiimanp ........i.S T.
chandler. Stella Wood. Alta Quest
ard lnvarrn, also started.
Time 100 1t: 2:67 10
2;i@ trot: purse. $1,000:
s.rc',t j. u, u. by Legal pa
role tI.dman( ......,..t 4. ~ a.
kllr h. N. by Peter the 8
swan l il1''"p IL M ~ NJ. Z =
'iv" King rDirkcrson) :? =.
'"t"r H'nz". u. L. bv rctau-
Ammunition. hlk g bv SAN
oncrita. harvest "'' Gloom : Dora 3
Hh nos: Silkoh"i Maurice Hail {and
i.rrrr w tt"ok. also started ''s'gFSa
TIM" EOS al: 2:io ~ .OG 3-i..ia /
2:io tro; purse $1,000:
hrnE" hr H. Nv Barring a.. 5-ssjl ],
voy.ta; hr. m. hv Peter vaio
K"voln. BLK. L. ,Bcrrv) - q 8,
Lady Wilgo. Oh. M. Ga. Nc, Ia
nettv thornton wilaska. SartS +
Time-2;O7 IL: ems ia: a:0S l.
2:li pace: purse. 81 .0N0: 81
oregon Hal. II. w.. by Hal B.
"a. McDonaldD . q
Ton"v Mack, h Z. bv Wallace ~
Mckinney If T:dman) ..a 2's1;
! Evening Gale. br. M. hy Peter =
the Great CMurphyl ..a-a3 q
queen Able. br. m. by The
Ahhc tPitmam .4 ta g
| Anoakia. blk. m. nv The f'lGgs
Northern Man Director Wy &
lsrnSIcp .......... ....... = 3
| Nina Direct and Northern Queen.
/ also started
Timc-2:o5 a. POS ia: 2:o5 "a.
Metropolitan Driving club handi-.
/ cap: purse. $1,000:
Mask S. hr. x. so feet "a +.
Ainnia Todd, rr, m. 200 feet, tW.
Sir Amasa, b. &. so feet "a T. ).
opnclla, h. m. a, wire Of. 10 rs
Burr. hr H.. 90 fee, CIV r. ~.
n.uu''r' :.'...-. .......'....
l:l"ctron Dillon. sultan Watts. Pee
ter Sunshine. Bonbcrgcu. 'AG1iifn b..
( started
/ Time-9:l. IL: o:lS Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
lty IBnl,c Itutlt.
nom" runs 10 dat. 1891
= nom. runs same date. i?2u

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
New YORK. Sept. 1.-The last long
KEGS is now thing OF the past. ".
must win great ma jority OF our re-
manning games with the Eastern
clubs before We race tn. Wrstrr,,
Teams. commencing with the Chicago
WHIT" son on september IL and H.
hctorc ". tackle the White SoN
We K" To Boston and Philadelphia
We are counting on winning "A ma
jority OF those games. for We nave
I" 40 so IN order to strengthen
our position before the grand hntrl"
Tor In" pcinant begins.
Ia~w viii we far. IN the drive with
~" Western enemy" | feel confident
that "" Will beat the West collective.
~. ana look forward TO "A sweeping
victory over the Cleveland Indians.
We race them last. which may Toe lust
a touch OF fate. hat We would rather
have II that way. For one thing.
meeting ia" Indians last will proven;
W" may 90 with the White son. the
i;rowns or Tigers, We Will have th,.
champions right before us all the
them and then slm,iinr OF. If The
race comes down to Il ease of hear
ing Cleveland. feel We are already
viCtors.
Yankees Have -. Home Gnmrs
know one thing. that We are going
70 play better ball at home Than III"
Indians Will play on the road. We
nave twenty-five games ut home,
while the Indians have only five Thry
i"av" Dunn Field ON September s Ia
20 on a long trip through the East.
wher" they were beaten six or seven
straight on their last trip.
w hcn W" We're away on our last
TRIP through tho West We played bad
baseball in Chicago ana atrocious
baseball III st. Louis. hate Il poor
loser. but when We Kick away ball
games. then I'm no fit companion for
any one. our bad playing cost w.
the series with the White SoX and
bad coaching threw away two runs
In st. Louis. giving the Browns AT
even break where we should HAY.
won three out of four. This time al
homo We are going. TO he all Sc,
ana ready for the driv" to the wire
There Will he no such thing then as
bad coaching.
The return OF Frank Baker t., nov
problcmatical. Baker rcjoincd tn,
club in WASHINGTON on Tuesday. bu,
he is still limpinr and his leg /.
,.sore TO the touch. Tn. injury hn!
worried liakcr far more than il ha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Use Black and White Beauty
Bleach

Skin hlemishes, such as tan. sun
and wind freckles. liver spots. dark,
sallow. motley blotches mar tho COM
plcNion To the extent that one is apt
TO try way OF removing them that
may result disastrously.
y safe, sure way to remove your
skin blemishes is BY the use of Hack
and White Beauty Bleach and Black
and White Soap.
Black and White Beauty Bleach sof-
tens the skin--mukcs IT clear, white
and bcautifully-tintcd. ana removes
any embarrassing skin hlemishcs.
black ana White Beauty Bleach is
= DELIGHTFULLY."- pcrfumed preparation
and when applied 1t forms an invis-
iOlc coating on the skin.
Ask your druggist for u Tree COPY
OF The new Black and White Birth-
day ard Dream Book II he cane
supply you. send his name and adj
dress 10 BLACK and White. Mcinptlisss
Tenn. and II Dream Book Will bsl5
mailed YOU postpaid. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
LABOR SITUATION HERE
GOOD By COMPARISON
Notwithstanding Large Number "f
Unemployed. Richmond j" More
Isnriunnlc Than Other CItics.

Notwithstanding tho large number
OF persons unemployed IN Richmond.
according to the monthly report OF
Manager Conway. o. The Pnh'!c EN-
ploymcnt bureau. this city ts more
fortunate than most @! the cities IN
it's class.
There are more men ana women
employees in Richmond now than
there were month ago. says Mana
ger Conway. FIFTY PEG cent of those
seeking unskillcd jobs were nonr"S'-
dents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Confederate Museum. uour,.

beginning today the winter sched-
ulc VIII be in effect a: the Confcd-
crate Museum. and the institution
Will he open daily. except Saturday,
from . o'clock in the morning until
3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Sat
urady hours are from Q until .
o'clock. Scores Of visitors. many OF
them from out of the city. call at
the museum daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Code nc,isrr. to Meet.

Chairman Mars Gunst has called
the special commission on revision az
the building code 20 meet at city
Hall next Thursday night at y o'clock.
To receive ana act upon the report
Of the subcommittee OF which !.
Amblcr Johnston ia chairman. |, is
believed the report Will he adopted
and that tho proposed code will he
ready for submission to Council at
Its October meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Jl,ncy COMMITTEE. 10 Meet.

Alderman Joseph g. Nuunally has
called the subcommittee on ordi-
nanccS. having the task OF formulate
ing an ordinance regulating the tit
nry and for-hirc car business. to
meet mex, Wednesday night. The
committee is struggling with prop
osition to regulate the business. pro-
tcct the citizens and TO give the pub
lie improved traffic service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
FEDERAL INCOME TAX
IN STATE $9,02O,237
yfrgfnfans Pny ON Rc+7 ,G5s,3-:, Ac-
rordiDR to Announcement Hero.
Twenty Mnde Over MOO 900.

The 1896 persons in Virginia
anne ndabic to tho Federal income tax
have n total income OF $c41.G5S.37, }.
%! which $9.02O.237 goes TO tho
United States government In taxcn
II wa. announced yesterday ut the
office OF j. &. Noel. collector OF in
tcrnni revenue.
Tho figures given are for the CAL
cndar year ending December 81. 1919.
There are 27.562 persons in the State
whoHc annual incomes are from ST.
600 To $4,000. There Is ono taxpayer
In tho state whose income is from
5000 O0 to 100000 annually. one
drawing from 100000 to 100000
and -FOUR whose income Is from $780,
600 10 s2jO.O0o. Twenty draw more
than 100000 a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
100000 is PRICE PAID
FOR APARTMENTS HERE
Lizzie 8. phillips BuyE "Swcct Brinr''
Property From Gract street Land
and Iaprocment COmpNny.

Lizzie s. phillinE has bought from
the Grace Street Lard and Improve
mont Company the sweet lr!ar'
apartments on the north side OF
Grace Street. between Rylana and
Lombardy Streets. for 100000. deed
o; bargain and Saie having been filed
Ia the Chancsry Court. closing the
transaction. The property fronts
seventy f.c:.
\ deed OF bargain and sale was ais"
recorded announcing the sal" o.! the
property 1T 1000 Grove Avenue by
Charles II. Phillips Ia Mamie NJ.
Jfpody. for si4.50o. This property has
;: froniogc OF twenty eight feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
: To Sell GnsolInc Lnuncb.

The gasoline launch. Yorkc. will
be sold at public auction on 'Scptcm-
her TO satisfy debt. claimed by
the builder; j. w. Davis, who libeled
tho boat for $500. After a search of
three days. deputy marshal found
the little boat tied up at West Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

ON The lawn OF Wcddcll Mcm0rial
Church. Denny street. Fulton. Il
three day fair began yesterday at 3
O'Clock ana Will continue through to-
morrow. The AFFAIR is under the di-
rection Of the women OF the church.
and is for the bcncfit OF the church
fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
y1ir,c,.crr VIII sneak.

Commissioner OF Labor John
'Hirschoars Will be ono OF the speak
ers at the Labor Day celebration to
be held at Ocean View under the au-
spices OF the Central Trades and La
Dor Council Of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
J.. q. SiniiOn MoNrd.

Section = has been moved rom
Harrison Street 90 Broad street.
seventy feet cast OF l.ombardy
Street ard has D.-n renamed the
West End station. The wcrk Of re-
nova! wgS completed yesterday Win
~ scriols interruption Ia business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
DOCTORS. ATTENTIONS
WanLcl-Io Rent

ApAHI sit.SI wanted. ~ apartment Or
nat Of inS I'D fEo!Li- hJtDn.actts and
bSih. iufLIaG'H1- !!SAL And Real. ID. Evgi
residential action. nc children. p-'g!u--
nrut. Pic. must ~ TuasYJ.AD be. alan
81.
1IOUSit-wani.a. furnished huus- ~,
r:sidehusI .-'ctIo,l i.e,csei..'e,..' 'i.5%
80, csIs H. Dispatch.
HOUSE OK l'LiT. waatrd 10 r.nt ~
or bsNUa fvJu!. West l.t. church
I'M lhrne i.taeslSA W..
iO%E. l.at, " C"Uu.- i.a.ona be
EG!.ks LJuLt. ;. ssss.t... Boa IS 49,.
~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY REPORTS

NY NsNocIntcL Hr.,,a- 1


resources ana Ii,,,tI',,",,, :, "'inln"''
Federal roscry. hanks =. .o.o
business o. Ancua, ~ ,vcrs ,o,,ar.on
In thou.ands q: 1aI,,r, 1870 ~ fn,,o n"ar'
Ik,,o,-,.,
Gold and rolL cc-,tc
C;oiI .c,,Icucn, o., ~,
craI Reserve ron-1 .o,o-
'''''
Total gold hold nv b,r., S..--
aycn,,
Cola rclc,up,ion r,rI 49,"
Total gold reserves ,oc,,o.,
Legal tender ,o,c. 49,
ETC. NO. S'S'F' ,o
''''S"'
Total rc.cryr ,,--ooo
BINS discounted.
Sec. by L. & rovo-,,,c,,
obligation, ,,,-.
i,iils hourh; IN omen .,.,- 49, ''
kct ,-,,o
To,a, hills ON b,,, a,
l.. s. bond, and notes q9,0nS
l., s ncr,iaca,es - Inich, '"''''"
eincSs
Opc-vc,- ccr,ioc,. mi,
All other a,.n
Total cor,i,re ,esc,s g ,Se
Bank prcmIa.r - ron
ocr con, rcJcnn,fo, ,ur,
against FEDERAL rcsery.
bank notes ga,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
AUCTfONS-i.EEALs
Legal Notices


DEPARTMENT. or PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Iilchinrn!. va.
m" city @; E!chruvnc invites propose >
f"r iurnisntrT H.NrntJ Ave. tI;j M. ny
dranis. Ia accordance NTH spcCidun 'lpus
.vhlDH may -" OBTAINED at ih!s u!hg'.
N-lu..,s, acLF>Sao1 - the uu1cgs!sG'!. and
delivered tG4C vti.c" - u" a~ga' t'U' Ii
nVt later 'Haa ~ g!9ca NOM On !N'pt"iu-
The ,1Fhi 70 r,!ee' uas and al b.a. !.
y ". TEAFrOEp, p,r.c,o,.
DEYAKrAtE$T OF PubL!C ucifLriE rs.
RlcH.OSD. VIRGINIA
Thy C!ty % lk.-h;aVre INVITES tr"p"ssi :
90 :ufnsA,ns ga ~! ~ IA. C!iy GGs
eo,slinvntiHs SV,-u;ter /. I.z:.
The Oh "a - u B"aas1f yAn.A. Ecntucy
Dr Vtt,E approved pE:.i.n base ga OIL.
.ld - I. ., delivered a. tbs rate .: Sp-
y D.. H.chAOtd--!To!s 70 ~ pad by
ptopnsaI. shouf SPECIFY gravity Of ,hs
- C.hIvE mug, rv not less than - dN-
kTe,s B.umrI. ALSO tEy sulphur. coke ana
J. = T.. ,vutsSit@ ~! iEs OIL.
Envelopes. .cdres-,ra - the rrd"rs.kn..t.
.tt.a be delivered =; Enotl 1872. ,.ty E-.. !.
bvfOr. noon oT september II, 1871.
IN" TGht ~ ROGET anS .rt a. D;1s IL
l. W. TNArrpAD,
,5 Ta' ss!' x :: ,i4 4;E . q e.
FEATURING COMPANY VAL 10 hvId 81
tbs ot.c.S % thS Company Ninth .hd
PRO su,ets: R."hunoid. Va, at !:
- otde' - the FrSs.a snL
II X. GROVES.
AcLInk SrcL,tArk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Total aUoHHt Of bills
i gen sntcd and
bought for week end
int August 81. 1921 : 4S.Jlo.G0o. 90
Du~ l. :. TREASURER ~
inrmi.; dcpos!tary
ban@z ,,,,>.>..,>... s17i.oo0 90
Contingent liability on
bills rediscounied or
sold ,..,,.,..>...>. 100000 90
Contingent liability on
big purchased for
foreign correspond
cuts ........ I.77s. 900 Oh
Ratio az total reserves 10 deposit
and T.. X. note liabilities combined.
1910 per cent,
Ratio a.! gold reserves 90 +. X.
notes in circulation after Hnitina
aside 3; per cent against deposi; La
bility, 4s.T. per cent
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES S216,773,000
Gold Reserve s6O,OlO,OOO,
Bills Discounted and Bought
Totalcd s48,9lO,OOO.

i"'al resources OF the Federal Re-
>trEc Bank OF Eichrnond. at the close
oi business Angus, 81. We're .o1G
10000 The gold reserve. .o,aIcJ
sS0.o'ooo0. and bill. dis1,untcd and
bought FOR tho week tota!cd 1880
ooo. The statement follows:
K~rourrc~.
Cold colin ana c.r,,n-
Gold settlement fund.
+. X BOARD .. l5.oac.noo 90
Total GOLD held by
bank .........3 Is.G,s.ooo. 90
Cold with Federal Re-
r"T~c agent 3i.rs ono IN
Cold redemption FUND. G.73s 400 IA
I",Al colo reserves. s .o.oIo.oOo 90
Legal tender notes. sii-
Ne'. etc. ...........s $500. 300 o.
I"tI reserves ....| st.Glo.o0o 90
Elils d!.cnuntcd &c
cured by government
obligations ....-....i 3o.453. 900 90
Bills discounted - nI
other ........... 1901. 300 90
3iils hourh, in open
market ........... 100000. 90
Total biils on hand. I;o5.slo. 900 90
/. =. bonds and notes.; I.2a3.ooo 90
Ons-y"ar certificates o.
in6cbtcdness tPiti-
MAN acD ...... 100000 o.
Tota! earning assets silc.303. 900. 90
Rank premise. .., 1851 900 90
Five per cent -cdr!np-
ton fund against r
X. notes ...... cG3 900. 90
tncpllcctcd items ~ 3G3GsOr3 10
Al! othcr resources. 271.60o 90
Total resources .i-lS.77s 300 90
Liabilities.
Capital PAID 81 ..f $3.50 900 no
Su-rlrs ..... 1895. 900 90
Reserved FOR govern
rncnt franchise tax. c.I55. goo 90
Deposits
Government ~ $4,000. 90
Member hank Tcy~rv-
account . 1851 900 90
Al! other ...... 1900 90
ro:a! deposits - b.oss.0co o.
r. X. notes IN actual
circulation ,io7.1os. 900 90
y Il notes in c!rcnla-
t!on-S-t liability >. t.iio.oo5. %
Deferred availability
items ...-.......... al..i-.ooo. 90
All othc' liabilities. I.l37.0oo. 90
I Total liabilities ..Is.77s. 600 90
Aotra.
II X notes ou,stand-
ing ,&lIt.,ls. 900. 90
Y Il. notes held ny
bsnks ......... 1907 900 90
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REAL LSTATE fOK sac
Farms and Land Tor Sale -.
FARM BARGAINS.

IiTI1Is .-Hu -iTU TOT soaIc %.
FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. Ii you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
{. L. & II. l.. DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
FHitMs- II You n.G< TO uuy . farm sc.
Building.
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ST'S acr-'. 10; o. rnc timber, 2c
acre. 'lcH-c1 cJc"li"ut soil no
building cheap. ;!,gsS
- ncfcs. i;up,oscd. Broad S,r,-r-
ito"H- E"pi Dealing. !. harms. or
,HhTt crops. Tools and stocs
TO acres. 70 S. cu!riva don: =
room dwCllins: good oGtGui!dlnr-.
nice shady lawn. Lur ro.!
nyrr ~ ghmond, all crops. n.af
h'Sh Aehooi. $40 Yer acre.
POLLARD & DAGBT.
lHchmOHd. Va.