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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04
The GREENBRIER COUNTY WCMaN'S
ASSOCIATION.

Renewals:-Mrs. Il. IL. Crickcn-
berger; Miss Laura CriCktnbcis vr
From every point Of view Inc
hltchcn Shower at the John y.
Preston Community House WAS
success. Many useful Articles were
received, and all spent an snjoy.uit
afternoon. Space uutS noi pe..ult
us to publish u list OF contributors
but about seventy live PERSONS ,...-
eu--icaVInS either a Kitchen u.>li-
Sill or making 4 cash contributions.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04
SCHOOL HONOR R0IIS.

KNAPP SCIiOOL-Bhlc SULPHUR
Disirict-Maudc McClung, Teacher.
hcClung ,,Hoom A. Perfect attend
1nec.-Lillic Anderson, Selma Shaw
'cT, Freeman Barlow, Jerry Thornp.
son, John Thompson, Teddy Wits.
faithful Attcndancc-Addic ThomD
on, Guy Barlow, Edgar Farren,
Giarcncc Livesay, Frank Livesay'
joe Thompson, Lester witt.
Room +. May Flack, Teacher.
Perfect Observation-Disclosures Andcr.
'on, Homer Livcsay, Lawrence Iiy.
ec:say, John Livcsay, Hettie Anderson
Nettic Anderson, Nora Barlow
Faithful .Attendancc-Jane Thomn.
on, Iadie Anderson, Row Sbawvrr
Diolphus Barlow, Earl McNcer'
Howard McNecr, WYATT WaIk,,n
pEMDROOK SCHOOI--WilliamS.
burg District--A. e.. Hartford. Teach.
or. second Mon.h--paul NJ Bright.
::rril Lemastcr, Robert McCIiniic'
.IIm, Nun!ey, Jesse Rudd, Leonard
'ihrow,. Minnie Mullcns, Maraarii
nhlcN:. Ietta Nunlcy, Vicic Wing.
g. icbccca VI. Withrow.
MIRA Mouth--pam NJ Br;ph,.
r' !r Master. Robert Mc(.liniic.
'''l, Nuhiey,. Jesse hmdh, Leonard
f"W:. u -" Nuil us, Glni\S
.n!c%. /c';a Surrey. Viric WIZ,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL. LIT
ERARI SOCIETY.

tBEArhICE kERSHNEn, Secretary
Scripture Reading, =. Moody Hull
Story, "FlrmncSs of Religious
PrinciplcS.'
Ruby Scldomridgc
Current Events, :. . Zylpha Grcvbcal
Current Events, Thurmond Green
Story. Toms Endless Chain."
Katie Hayes
Jokes, ............ Paul Gibbs
Jokes, ....... Elizabeth Livcsay
Current Events, Gladys GrcNbcaI
DEBATE:-RcsOlvcd, THAT foreign
immigration Should be Restricted"
Aihrmative: Negative:
Maynard Boothc Nellie Mclaughlin
NarSurictte Fisher Cleva Collision
John Fisher Raynard Archcarl
Pauline Archcart Ira UulI
Inc affirmative side won.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

Fen SALE OR RrNT.-My farm
containing 10 to - acres, mile
west Of Unus. Ii is well watcrcd
ana pasturcd % head Of ycarling
cattle lat year. 4 dandy home
could be established on it. can
make attractive price and terms.
viii be pleased TO hear from any in
irrcstcd persons. ]. +. VANSrAvEN,
LtWISburH, w. Va. i-2W
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04
QUiN WOOD.

y charter has been issued to The
Bank OF Quinwood, which was in
corporatcd by w. $. Wood, J. Wade
Bell, Ouln Morton, w. l. Il. Bypne
and DR.. Albert Amick. all of whom
arc interested in the development
OF the Meadow Greek coal area. \
modern thrcc-story banking house
Will be built us soon us materials
can be brought in over the railroad.
The upper i!oors will be used as
Offices and lodge rooms.
The Imperial SmokclcSs Coal
Company has Survcycdand is hold
ING III reserve for church purposes
Il fine building site facing Bell
boulevard.
The Meadow Greek Power Com
pany. was recently Incorporated
Win The following officers: j. Wade
Ben, President; Spencer Nelson,
Elcc-i'rr.i'.rn!; Ii. IL. blackburn.
General Manager and w. q. Crich-
ton. Secretary and Treasurer. This
company is now erecting IL power
line from Bellwood, where it con-
meets with the Virginia Power Co.,
and 1t is expected to have the line
completed III the early spring.
The steam shovel grading for the
Grcenbricr & Eastern railroad is
now passing through Ouinwood,
ana at the rate steel is bcinx laid,
freight can be received at the crsss
!nG OF Nicholas Road by the first
part Of March.
II. IL. Blackburn, General Mama
ger Of the Grccnbricr Smookcless
Coal Company, is a guest at the
Qulnwood Club. He will at once
:nStall sawmill on his lease and
brSIn active development Of the
property.
J. Wade Bell returned from
charleston Tuesday, where he al
Tended the meeting of the stock
holders Of The Grcrnbricr & East
rTn Rai!r"ad. While in that city
:c placed orders for "A great deaf
"' cIcctFlc"l machinery and other
equipment for l.ir Imperial opera
lions.
]. Il. Burke spent The Weekend
III ms home in Lcwisburs.
r., "
>'o'' 'o''!i Ni''"i!' oi The En-
,.',,,, ny Wv. I'' Is spending Inc
"%rN-rnd at his home in Eayctlc-
i,.,,,rIic ,in,,Ii.,,, o.i !"
.n,d;uo nj ,,,n,II;, III,
lover Inc Cr.,'ri,.;,, T.
Inc snr,onI pi,r, i,;.i' ~
Inc Grrrnbir, 1n,,nLn,n'' ~ 80
.tons.
Dir. / G. I..ch ,,.;u ,
EaiuclIo Tnc,I.,,. ,n n,,,,, " ~, ~
very iuno.,,ut I,,,.,,'',,' ~ '"''>
J. i,.,r., '''''''' y
,,u';,,n 80 ~, '.'''7, o' hupeT'' was a
'",'', l'r''"' 'i'l> week: "NrIiI ,
we hnmn - ,'', ,'i ''''H mere ah"
.nvn. u III "o'
-. !. :,
.,,.ri,...L !, 49, ''> &C. 81 ''''r'c''oh'
.,.'. ''''' "'" VII Hpch" N"ibr
,r'','7 '".'' '"c interests ~
/ In..,,'' ~, ''"'" '''''N Improvement
''.'"''
hh" @!n'tl, VINO has The logging
contract Tor The Jipcrial Smoke
,,n,',,,,I 'Ii Hoii'!''"H' mas recently
Ln,.Sn. "' u' va nv iiI'c"t teams OF
j.. Ln,',;,1, '''', "t'S''p"'loo'' snd
n;ii Co.,, ,, 80 ,ne 'oo' Il" last rs HE
, r.~ ''' "''0''
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4 VALENTINE APRON PARTY.

n Valentine Apron Party will be-
held ut the home Of Rev. and Mrs
l.. =. Bobbitt on Friday eve
ming. February nth, at 100 O'Clock
Admission. % cents. Zach lady is
requested to bring an apron un-
hemmed. The public is invited.
and a good time is promised.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

\ charter has been granted TO
HE Marlinton Coal, Oil and Gas Co.,
Marlinton; chief works in Pocahon-
'a> county; capital stock $4,000;
incorporatorS: James Gibson, Ed
ray, w. Va. C.. J. Richardson. Pearl
Ecagcr, }. w. Icagcr, p. r.. Ycagcr,
Mnrlinton, ". Na.-Ga-ciic.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

The Seminary Juniors will serve
supper ut Carnegie Hall. February
Sth, from to s p. m. for the bene-
III OF the Seminary Dormitory Re-
buldln3 Fund. Come all and hclp
The juniors in doing their part.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gciscr saw outfit. Price and terms
will be made attractive. Address or
see Goad & De Barr, Lewisburg. W.
Va, or r. p. Johnson. Wythcvillc,
Nirginiu. Il
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

There will be an icc-crcam and
box supper ut Central School House
on Friday night, Feb. nth, for the
benefit OF athletics and rcplcnish-
ing Of the School Library. Every
body is cordially invited.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

DR.. John ID. McCorklc. registered
Eye Sight Specialist. OF Hinton. w.
VA, at the Grrcnbricr Hotel, Ron
ccvcrtc. First Monday of each
month from nine to five o'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

FARM FOR SALE.--l13 acres, .
miles from Ry. Scvcn-room house
with basement. Good outbuilhingS.
In heart of famous Muddy Creek
Valley Of Grccnbricr county. Ad-
dress Box al, Lcwisburg. W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

A census bulletin gives the pop
uia,ion of Monroe county as 2S.S
10 the square mile. that of Green
brier 26.3. Summers 5l.7. and po-
cahontas 1916. Summers countv's
urban population is given rs III !
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

John r. Rudd, who lives near
hcnjck, Died suddenly Sunday
morning, january 3nih, of ncu-
!;l1ia Of the heart, leaving widow
win several children. His age
VAS - years. Mr.. Ruhd was a
-o"d husband and father. Burial
II Walnut Grove Jan. 3lsi at 3 .. III.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

II in need Of Monuments, Head
Stones, Markers, Cement Posts or
Curbs, to enclose your Plot, see or
write, WIN. J. SrKEALY. Box 292,
Lcwisbure, w. Va. for prices.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION,

PERSONAL MENTION.
L. $. Deputy Marshal John Frank
lin. was here Saturday,. bringing
e. Shortridsc to our County Jail TO
serve 4 six months sentence from
the Federal District Court mt Char
lesion, for violation of the Volstcad
Act.
Mrs. l.. NJ. lIcdrick, of Lewisburg
who has been very i'll with neural
gia and rheumatism for 3 weeks, is
Eow recovering slowly. DR.. ii. l..
Beard has been attending her.
E.. ID. Henry. of williamsburg.
spent several days with his broth
cr, w. w. Henry and family, at
White Sulphur, this week.
Mrs. Julia Chockley has returned
to her home ut Williamsburg from
II visit to her nciccs, Mrs. J + Miller
ana Mrs. Geo. Freeman. at Hunting
ton. Mrs. l.. H. Carlisle and little
adopted daughter, Irene L., return
ed with her and are guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moirctt Gill
lilan here.
+. II. Campbell. of LcwiSburg, and
Lyle Lee, Of Ronccvcrtc. have re-
turned from Richmond, VA, where
they attended the annual meeting
Of the Winchester Club, Of Virginia
and West Virginia of Hardware
Dealers.
Hubert IIartsook is back from a
meeting Of the West Virginia Hard
ware Association ut Huntington,
February I. =, and Sd
w. ii. SawycrS. Attorney of Hin
ton, was looking after his cases in
our Circuit Court here last week
and this.
Hon. II. w. Bivcns, of Rupert,
returning from the Preliminary
Session Of the Legislature. spent
last Friday in our town.
DR.. Banks, Of Huntington, was
mere Sunday TO see his daughter, a
student in the Seminary. who was
coni!rcd to her room with case of
lon>iiilIS. She is cared for now nj
The Community House where the
Summary has secured several rooms
to be used during The remaining
,months OF The session Il, an in.
Urinary.
Miss Nellie Gilchrist. of Charles
ton, is The guest of Misses Mary and
N.s n Sinnrn, ,n'''' '''' &
cd 10 ch3r,o,,m,, ',r r,' ~. 49,: ''''I' Il
>i,,n,. w., r',,'.. ''''> q ''''l ~ ''''
Mis-, Cnr,ii," T,ni!, ,r"' ''''';
Sprirmy !. ,hn ,,,,,. ',', 49, ,,;. VI .'Mt''
C,lLvr,I 81 ri,nI,''n, ''''' val "''''r
/ " " Erm. i"''' 'i. 81
ness irin - I,'nrI I'1 - VI, Il DUEL
look inc ,r,,r Lm,;,,n ,,''' ;, a. M,'
~ Cn,ir, horo ' 49,; ~ nix county
J. + Bass look ri. VIII. >, d.,
tilmorc l!o,pitaI Tur,lay n;ch, ln,.
treatment.
T.. s Noom,, h., ro.,
a visit TO his wirr !, :, C NV , ''"I':
Iulirnor,, V.iI, -. 81 q ''', r !,
raw. hr yn,, i've ~, ,' VIZ u, ',r ~
think ,hry horc ' d;,nn,' '"al' ''',r'
cause Of Vry' WooD3r'. ~ in,,' Z" .,.' ''c
irg ai!mc.l and bnnn +, I nIn, ,'"''",
! il. '''' ''''e
" r. r;,.ou g -,
r., T. 'a,Hri' ot Aii'SiS>iPpi and
Joined the nIiir,. "cn fL','"vNn; nave
mentioned Zero worLin" =" Gr .""S
bricr co,utv nc rn,,rnn,., I W. ""
the Southern prcshr - "'| rl,' o.
tee on Education and assisting The
Seminary in lis effort to raise s75.-
ooo:o0 10 replace the Dormitory
buildiup rcrcr,lv Io.,ro,,I a.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

We arc requested TO announce
meeting of the Lewisburs Chapter
Daughters of the Confedcracy at
Mrs. X. l.. l.. Woods ut $3.50 on
Tuesday the 9Th inst.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

ar liUME.-Dr. e.. +. NcClintic
ha, returned to his home and OIL
ace al Williamsburg. after aulourn-
nIrut OF tIc Legislature. l-2W
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-04

Richlands Grange will meet ut
the Court House Saturday afternoon
February 9th.
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e.. s. Conman. ID. ID. s.. N-nay
Equipment for Dental Surgery
l.rWisDurg, W. Va.
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WASTED 10 BrY.--Onr pair OF
pra fU\yi,. Address. X. y. EUnoiSa.
Huntington, ". Va.
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Hair Switches made from comb
,rgs. Address, bon 2l5, l.cwisburS.
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Watch your subscription date on
margin Of this paper.
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Call 30 when in need Of a Taxi.
CtClI. VI. PATTON, LcWiSDurS. i-tf
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See =. p. Williams for your
Spring Paper Hanging, Painting, etc
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EUROPEAN RELIEF.

HERBERT HOOVER. MI. Chm.
MASON BELL, County Chairman.
5. e.. BEARD, County Treas.
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SunsCnIpTION PRICE.
one year. $500 Six months, Sl.00
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, 4, 1921.
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'-2S'aw W. E. NELSON, Trustee
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

At the end OF the year the number Of
telephone stations constituting the Bell
system In the United States was 1901
ss5, OF which S.S33,979 were owned by
associated companies OF the system. In
1920 the increase in the total number of
stations In the system was S05.1SS and
the daily average of exchange and toll
connections 33.162.0o0. an increase OF
2,700,000 compared with the daily 1919
average.
In 1920 2s1.s16 employees were In the
associated Bell companies. AT the close
OF that year It's wire mileage totalled
25.377.404. OF which 95.1 per cent was
copper. The number OF shareholders in
the company at tho close or 1920 was
189.44S. an increase of 1898 during
that year. The company is third In the
list of all American corporations in
amount of stock outstanding and Is first
in the number OF holders OF common
stock and in point OF distribution, ac-
cording to figures in the report.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
BUY ONLY NEEDED EQUIPMENT.
Few Large Inquiries From Roads
I'm Cfrculn ton.

Although two railroads have received
partial payments OF the amounts due
from the Government under the pro-
visions OF the Winslow- Townsend bill
the majority OF roads, which expect to
replenish their equipment accounts
through that measure. have not bene-
fited, and It probably viii be several
weeks before their accounts can bo re-
viewed and certified.
In the meanwhile roads continue TO
buy only such equipment as is positively
necessary. although here and there a
few good sized inquiries are In circula-
tion.
Among the inquiries currently reported
70 the RuI,cdy Age are those or the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe. FOR ten
pacific. fifteen mkado. fifteen mountain
and ten Santa Fe locomotives, and the
Peking-Suiyuen Railroad for twcnty-sx
locomotives. The American Smelling
and Refining Company Il inquiring f,r
fifteen ore cars. the Honolulu Iron Works
for thirty cane cars. tho Carnegie Steel
Company for an all steel pay car ard
tho Honolulu Iron Works Company FOR
500 tons OF light rails and accessories
for export TO Honolulu.
Orders which have been placed during
tho week are those OF the United Fruit
Company for flfty box cars and forty
fat cars OF twenty tons capacity from
the Gregg Company. OF the Union Pa
cifc Railroad for fourteen dining cars
from the Pullman Company. Tho India
napolis Terminal has ordered 500 tons
of rails from tho Illinois steel Company.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FEDERAL RESERVE STATEMENT

Statement of the Federal Reserve Bank In
New York for the week ended on March 4,
1921. compared with that Of the preceding
week:
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

week ended March a. 1921
institutions Clearing Through h1embesAveragc Figures
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

the Federal Reserve Boards weekly
bank statement for the week ended on
March T. In consequence of those
Changes the reserve ratio shows a rise
for the week from 400 per cent. to
o.S per cent. the highest ratio pub
llshed since Sept. e. 1919.
Bills secured by Liberty and Other
United States bonds show an Increase oS
S2l.400,OO0 and other classes OF dis
counted bills substantial reductions: bills
secured by Victorys. $4,000, 900 ; bills Sc
cured by Treasury certificates. s25.sOo. !.
600. and other discounted bills. s32. 500. :
600. Acceptances on hand show a do.
cline OF s6,500.000. and Treasury Ger
tifcate holdings fell Off $4,000. 600.
Total earnings assets accordingly snow a
decline for the week from s2,s54.l0O 10
81. 7S9.10c. against s3.216.ooO reported on
March OF last year.
The following table shows the condi.
tion OF the twelve banks In the reservo
system at the close of yesterday, bust-
ness, at the close OF business ON Feb
ruary 25 and at the close OF business
on March 5. 1920:
frS
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SALE CONFIRMATION

KANSAS CrrY. Mo-. March 6.--Post-
ponement OF confirmation OF the sale OF
the Denver and Rio Grarde Railroad
until March IS. during which time the
stockholders would be given an oppor-
tunity to purchase the road for sl0,-
100000. was ordered to-day by Federal
District Judge Lewis OF Colorado, sit
ting here with Federal Judge w. II.
Sanborn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
BIG PROFIT TO HEAVY LOSS.
u. y. worsted Co. Has Plans for
Getting Bank Extensions.

BosroN. March 5.-The United States
Worsted Company in 1920 suffered an
opera ting de felt after charges and taxes
OF s5.344.093. compared with net profits
OF s2,073.552 In the previous year. The
annual report OF President Andrew Adie.
made public to-day. showed also a profit
and loss deficit of s4.534.527 after pay
ment OF cash and stock dividends
declared In the first six months. Presi-
dent Adie said a plan had been Sug-
gested for depository banks to extend
the company's obligations pending liqui-
dalton of its inventory.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

The great effort made by the company
to restore the service where It still suf-
Sered from the after effects of the war
S.st with success during the year, ac-
cording to the remarks of II. p. Thayer.
its president, Incorporated In the report.
There are good reasons to believe" he
added, that our continued efforts will
result In further improvement in the ser
vice and that during 1921 the Bell sys-
tenn will give the best and most uniform
service 1t has ever given"
A large construction programme was
carried on during 1920. made necessary
by the heavy demands for additional
telephone service. The execution of that
programme, the report points out. was
made difficult by the abnormal conditions
OF the postwar period. In spite OF those
difficulties the Bell system constructed
the necessary plant and stations. repre-
senting a net increase of 563,430, the
largest number ever added by the sys-
tenn in a year.
The consolidated income account of
the Bell system shows total operating
revenues OF S449.442,l15 and net income
available for dividends OF s4T.7S5. .065.
Tho following table shows comparisons
between the SYSTEMS earnings for 1920
and those Tor seven months of 1919,
during which the system was under pri-
vHte control:
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
AT. at. NET IN 1920
ROSE TO $51,821,2t5
Increases Profits In Spite Of
$23,000,00O Advance in EX-
penses, Says Report.
EARNINGS S11.70 A SHARE
Thayer Predicts Best Service
of Bell System During
Coming Year.
EARNINGS S11.7O A SHARE

Although expenses Of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company In
1920 were moro than s23.000.o00 higher
than those Of 1919. It's income was in
creased in much greater proportion. and
consequently the results of last years
operation were an increase In net profits
from $44.395.791 to s51.s21.2l5. equiva-
lent to s11.70 share earned on $44s.-
$4,000 of It's capital stock outstanding.
In contrast to $1,000 a share in 1919.
The following table shows the princiI
pal items OF the income account and bal
ance sheet for 1920 compared with those
of 1919:
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN BONDS.

n. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest Is
to be added in every case.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
AMERICAN RAILWAYS NET OFF.

The income account for 1920 of the
American Railways Company shows a
net income. after charges and taxes. OF
st74.s53, equivalent. after preferred
dividends. 10 s1.03 share earned on
se.4G0. 600 Of Ito comman stock Of $50
par Waite against q net income or
Se24,3l9, or s1.S2 a share. In 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

ap ounce Bar gold. 1865. sd. money
5L per cent Discount rates--short
bills, ner cent. three months bills.
s-1s66s per cent. Gold premiums at
Lisbon. t40.
Pkrt- March .--pricca were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. 5sf. 52c.. exchange on London,
54f 40c. five per cent loan, 6sf. 93c. 7:
the dollar 13f. 93c.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Liouidation of S65, 100000 of
Discounted Bills and Other
Earning Assets Shown.
,ec4ar Despatch to TIE New Yo.k HHaAr-O.

sp.c4nr Despatch 20 TIE NEw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Washington. ID. C., March 0.
Aggregate liquidation OF about sC0'-
900 900 o. discounted bills and other
earning ,ssets and reductions OF sS4'-
10000 in net deposits and s9.loo.oOO In
Federal Reserve note liabilities, as
against a further increase or Ssk.tv,.
oO0 in gold reserves ana OF sls.SW'VV
In total cash reserces, are inalca'eu IA
REsOU
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
San Reno and
Wall Street

NOU busy men of affairs will surely ap-
L preciate home located that you can
have seat the train bearing you to your
ofhce-and invgorating minutes
walk before you take the train
From the San Reno Hotel short walk
in pleasant surroundings you of a
seat and ride down to Wall Street in COM
fort.
At 58th Street and Sixth Avenue you get
"El" trains or at 57th Street and Seventh
Avenue B. r. T. broadway subway
trains which made up and start from
those points
Your family would enjoy living here be-
the San Reno occupies the entire
block from 74th to 18th Street Central
Park West Overlooking Central Park),
close to the theatre and shopping district
yet amidst quiet, beautiful surroundings
The and suites attractive bright
and sunny-and the meals and service are
good
Come and talk it over and let us show
you around.
Robert D. Bfacknan
HOTEL SAN RENO
CENTRAL PARK WEST
74TH TO 18TH STREET
Telephone Columbus 67oo
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. MARCH {.
RANGE or LIBERTY BONDS

DAYS sales .......................... S5,oSS,oO0
Year 70 date. 555. 900
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Washington's influence.

Acknowledgement Of the influence
Of Washington city on the life and
spirit Of the nation is made in some
Of the statements regarding Music
week. to be observed here May 29-June
4. One Of these statements is that
1.-The National Capital being the heart
Of the country will lend to the move.
rnent the strongest possible psycholog
ical backing" Another is that with
virtually every prominent official OF
the United States government spon.
soring the Washington music week
as a member Of the honorary commit
tee. headed by Mrs. Warren G. Hard
ing, the greatest impetus yet given to
community music throughout the
country will be generated by develop
ments here next week.
1t takes Washington to give an i'm
petus to any public movement! 1t
may be said that this is not 80 much
because Washington is Washington as
because Washington is the seat OF
government. Washington alone would
be a city Of influence. but Washington
the capital is potent. It spreads its
influence throughout the country.