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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Oklahoma Ontbursfs
By oris LoRTos. =

About The only time want to 20 TO war
says Iiili DingieY is when ! hear eomebody
playing ukclelc.
Jim Primrose Of Eufaua vsited the old home
town IN Illinois and an admirng reporter called
him tower Of manly tissue"
There iS Just this about human flies" and
p1fh' mute demons There BE- no law In the
land compelling them TO do IT,
Carpenter says no will hand Dempsey tho
Is . in the sixth round THAT being the French
view ~ the matter, our tbet goes on Dcmpsey
20 90 the job somewhere about tho third stanza
a casual observation leads this colyuru 10 the
con'IuHou. that the ban team cannot get back
on the home lot any too soon.
Fort Towsou man wax fined $50 for calling
q woman q "ohlcknn' Tho McAicater News
Capital wants 70 know how much 1t would have
cost had he called her AN "old hen"
We don't see much use In getting an fusacd
up over who owns the smallest bible. ~ would
De lot more interesting TO locate the owner Of
the most used bible.
In order that future legislatures may be
promptly supplied Representative Stovall. dem
ocrdt Of Hugo has introduced a resolution pro-
NidiuE FOR the appropriation of half million
dollars 10 build "a corn liquor plpe line from
ldahol 10 oklahoma city After an. this prOpo-
siuon IL no more ~ Joker than some OF the
other appropriation measures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

About tho only timc I want to 70 10 war
playing ukoiolo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Jim Primrose Of Eufaua vlsited the old home
town in Illinois and an admiring reporter called
hm tower Of manly tissue"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

casual observation leads this colyuu 10 the
conc iusIou that the ban team cannot get back
on the home lot any too soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

There is Just this about human flies" and
para, hute dcmous'.athcrp BE- no law In the
land compelling them TO do 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

y Fort Towsou man was fined $50 for calllng z
woman q chicken Tho McAicHter News
capital wants 10 know how much 1t would have
cost had he called her an "Old hen"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

We don't see much use In getting all fusecd
up over who owns the smallest bible. ~ would
be lot more interesting TO locate the owner Of
the most used bible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
the Frankford elevated with an sde.
nmnfn terminal fncilitN2

the Frankford elevated with an sde-
quate terminal facility?
Assuming that for certain reasons,
financial or otherwise. the Z. r. I. is
not in II position to lease and operate
the L. would It not be wise to go ahead
and complete the line TO the center Of
the city,
What route and plan do you con.
slider the best for This purpose?
lis it not probable that unless phila
dclphia promptly gets busy on better
transit acilities-Cspccially to those
undoyclopcd sections in the Northeast
and Southwcst--thc earlier completion
Of the Delaware River bridge will di.
vert to Camden and vicinity future
increase in population and wealth which
rightly belongs to this city?
DO YOU not think. Mr.. Director, that
II is time for your department TO como
forward with some constructive ideas
and some suggestions looking toward
immediate actionT'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
7upicaL Conversations
Father and Three Year Old Son

Father and Three Year. Old Son
(Son meets father at door,
Wha WI bing me?
What do YOU mean, "Wha iu bing
me-"
Whs yu biDg me, tandN:
No; no candy.
Bing rue new tory?
No; no new stories.
Bng me sum dun?
No; no gum.
Dct out,
What!
bet out: dough way.
Oh. 50 you're throwing your poor old
daddy out OF the house, hub?
ESs.
Don't,you want ME to come back any
more:
ESs
When?
Wen yu bins me sum tsndy; dut's
all yu for.
On. so that's all I'm for. is it?
ESs.
Who said 50:
Me myself.
Who told you TO say that to me:
Ne myself
What did you do all day:
Fight.
Who did you fight?
Dorofy, nurse. milk man, ice man,
Boof boy-tight cv'body.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
WOULD REWARD ORIGINALITY
Or. Aydeiotte Addresses Technology
Club on College Honors

DR.. Frank Aydelotte, president of
Swarthmorc College. spoke on the LIB
eral Side of Technical Curriculum az
n meeting of the Technology Club, of
Philadelphia, at 1917 Spruce street,
last night.
DR.. Aydeiottc dcplored the practice of
awarding college honors TO the man
whose entire collegiate career has been
an example of docility. rather than to
the man who hns shown Il decided lead
ing toward originality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
CARDINAL AT DANTE SERVICE
Presdes at Centenary Observance
at Academy Tonight

Cardinal D0ughcrty will preside at the
Academy of Music tonight at the sixth
centenary observance Of the death Of
Dante. llaly's greatest port. Il was
announced that Bishop G"orgr !. Ca.
ruua. al Porto Rico. formerly secrr-
rarl to Cardinal Dougherty. will do
liver a message from Rome apropos ot
tho centenary.
2OUU requests for seats had TO bo rc.
fused. III the large audience tonight
w.ll Uo representatives Of colleges and
universities. distinguished rrclatos of
,h" church. city Officials school officials
ami prominent laymeu and women. Tho
luI'>rriua Choir "f eighty tive ,ui,r~
na> .oru r~ucnaiil 'ra.u"d ~ Macs ro
\n"Ia \. M"utuni for tho r,Cr'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
BY J. p. McEVOY

Yop and the Booth boy been fighting
again?
Ess. e hit me in uc eye. I fight him.
Nc myself. Didn't I. Dorofvi
Didn't l tell YOU TO stop fighting?
Ess.
Well, why don't you stop then?
Nu got no tandy?
Did YOU hear what I said?
y lu ain't dot no toys, no dun. no
new tories!
No. haven't: haven't I told you?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-08
Den me tight til I det new tories and

Den me fight till I det new tories and
tandy,
You will, will you?
Ess, will.
Mother will see about that
! fight mamma, too.
Then I'll see about it.
| fight yu, too.
Oh you'll fight everybody, Ch?
Ess. Me myself. Fight everybody.
Lick 'cm. too.
(Supper's ready They 60 TO the
table. where it is only with great diff
Guilty the bClligcrent lad can be re-
strained from throwing all the food on
the table to the cat. Hard to manage?
Nothing Is as hard 10 manage as a
three year old boy.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

employees by the United States 7li-
road labor board were bra AIDED as mis-
leading and unrelia BILE today by b. NJ
Jewell, head OF the shop crafts organ'-
zat!ons. Only about two-thirds or the
vote has been counted according IN MT
Jewell. who added nat "a few votes
might swing IL either way
THE ballots are coming in by every
mail and we have not begun TO complete
the iabulation." Mr.. Jewell said. the
result at his time Is unknown"
Unofficial compilation OF votes from
various locals which announced the re-
suits of their ba llots were aid to have
totalled approximately three hundred
and Gfty-fvc thousand against the pro-
posed reduction and forty-eight thous-
and in favor nf IT,. There are approx
mately six hundred thousand shop en-
gloves in the country. Mr.. jewell de-
clared that no figures had been given out
from his office in the headqua rters or
the railway employees department OF the
American Federation Of Labor whore
the vote is being counted.
A blanket decrease Of eight cents an
hour for all shop crafts employees was
ordered effective July !, BY the LABOR
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
MOVES MADE
BY WAR DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. Jun" ->-Fo,.ow'Hc ~;
ne ADMINISTRATORS dHn" i3'"6 .i"..'E
Z The VIZ dcHart'rcr: ~:.''
March !. has Cancelled 80 ."aS'S SAT-
ng the G~ovcrUn.r3; $al.5fl monthly IN
Secretary Weeks announced to-
lay. Tae po.I,r :elUClaG expenses
you'd be continued. +" s.ud. adding th2:
he department now VAS p-"0t~:nS :or
h. abandonment, O.: ~" Ch"W.,1l =
plant at l~.aksasCSt. New jersey.
rha eqG.pnNH; WI. =" removed p" ne
arsenal. Maryland. ard -"
on thou>oHd acres % land s".'. |,
,lso a~r"ouuccd ,"N bids soon W"i"
&c asked for on 4a7-y S~"'"r@iE"n'
tait appear - b" SI.;tH.' 70.
r~anufactur:rE purposes.
The total rcn,a! March ! wus ~" mil
lpn five "Und-rd thousand d~"!"':I VIZ.
,SeekS ~li4. much - which, 49, "r."I
;n.rf Il, Atlanta. Georgia. and For:
;am Houston. T"Na,. Or" "t -" h:c-
,rS; items q saving "tied. Was n"
q; ~ &"adqUNr'"cS 60: -"
army corps ar, a: Boston. :-"rn
-snted quarters D" ~" army "aN' Tn"
mount s,EeL MS ;t:,y iao1H"iI ao'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
COMMITTEE To CONFER
WITH EMPLOYERS AND ENPLOYES
HIGH
COST OF LEAGUE OF
NATIONS AT GENEVA

Geneva. Switzerland. IMn" 9S- ob!sga-
tory use OF two languages. French ana
Eus,'sh. in all its transactions and mo
ll:n cost Of living At The headquarters
IN Geneva arc given ~ tho special com
mite" investigating IN" workings OF the
Lraru" Of Nations rs an explanation or
wha; has been considered In some quar-
,crs rs the excessive cost Of the orEani-
zation. The expense for las: year. as
already reported. was about sI.l5o.0Oh.
There can be no doubt" says n"
commuters report, tina rightly or
wrongly, the League OF Nations has the
reputation Of costing too much. Inc
rcport then goes on 10 explain how the
romplex!ty. diversity and novelty or tn
work undertaken necessarily costs h"aV-
Is, particularly since i; Is in the hands
of a comparatively young institution
thai lacks experience.
Tho dual language 81 the League re-
curing translation and duplicate pub
ilcatiun ur AL documents alone accounts
for one-,hirI Of the entire expense, the
report says. then points out that the
location Of the headquarters Of the Lea
ru" in Geneva accounts for a good dea!
Of Ia" excessive outlay.
Since the main purpose OF the Com
mission OF Inquiry is t. suggest every
form Of economy" n" report says, "it
feels bound to point out that. NJ the
moment Gcncva iS--and 50 far as II II
possih!c TO ~forcScr will r"main-a city
in which the cost Of living Is compare
tivcly higher h a in almost any city in
europe. IN! where tho raj" Of exchange
is. A, The moment Of writing. the most
observation-disclosures for tho great majority
Of states members Of the League"
The report suggests that were the
League h~ead1uar;crs located at Brus-
s~,s. Fon,aincb.ctU. Turin "r Vienna, OF
almost ~wh"rc ciSo. IN immediate
economy would be effected that would
he appreciated by all members Of tn"
League and particularly by hose whose
exchange Is deprecated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
TO TRY
WAR CRIMINALS

I.r!?str. Jane @H-LiCU;rHant-Gcncra,
Karl SteuErr. former commander Q: IN"
5Grd German infantry brigade. and
MAJOR Renno CrUsiUs. charged rr ~"
French government with N" murder
Of prisoners OF wa. W.! !" placed on
trial before n" German "aiTc""I" court
hare on Wednesday,. TN!~ y. J." ~"
first French cases tried !" connection
with the prosecution Of German way
criminals.
The French Nx,rafitiNn list charges
General StoaS"r. who lost 4 log n Tho
war. with having issued an order mot
10 take any French ~Tr'suH"rS.' Ccu>-
Jus IS accused OF having passed -"
order down IN" LIN" and also OF having
shot French soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
CARN|vALS BARRED FROM LOTS
WITHIN 200FEET Of HOUSES
CoNcE RNING ANIMALS
AT wharf ADOPTED.
|FREIGHr CAR PETITION PRESENT
Hp-RErERRED TO MANAGER.
MASS or ROUTINE BUSINESS
TRANSACTED LAST NIGHT

- City council h"'t 4 ,saS'AT SESSION
LIST night. whom orVwh"r = .m7"rtAnt
matters were taken ~ md ":'1"S"i 80
An ordinance rroh:h:r"S C1rNiNA'N
Prom showing n Whc"i.nS WITHIN -"'
kcet % 4 Residence was H!02''"' ''''T
considerable discussion. - W"''a no
WORD circus WAS STR An oHt * IN
Ordinance.
An ordinance ar?-nrr:o:;H- on - 'hN
public works fund ~" sum 60, E'.'''' i"-
tived ,h-ouch miscellaneous revenues
md 10. before appropriated. and also
nut Of rho general cry fund he sum o.:
ks. zoo derived s-rm miscellaneous rev"-
hu.S - the stree: department. was
adopted.
An ordnance transferring S"."Hn from
,ouncl. and clerk department ard S""o
rom the health department. and $i.'"l
10 the city manage and stat depart
nent and $500 - water department.
md $500 70 the polio" department. was
adopted.
The bond ~ City Treasurer William
b. Robertson % $l"o.oo0 was aN-
proved.
A petition oc the American Legion IN
McMechca was read and Deferred 30 ne
rity manager and CITY SN.i';' The
petitioners state tina: impair, re-
I1dENS were IN|FEF'l ~ u $3.50 ices SO
McMechen Scvc-a, w""NS ago. a"@ ask
hat he be ~; allowed 70 speak IN
Wheeling.
4 resolution passed ~ ToSt NJ. /.
American Logon. whereby they w"H' on
record asking J!:y couUc', - investigate
he alleged irrscu!ar:;'"s IN n" r"r"nt
.kity election. and 4 ; mItr resolution
adopted by the W. c. T. l.. wcr" also
read.
The petition ~ Frank CoS'au2o FOR
the right - construct. Uld!n;a'" and
operate over and above the E!v"r roa!
aorth OF the C.;y pumping station. a
coal c~onveyor. was Rad. bar lad "FH-
until next Tuesday U'Eht q U"':"0 81
fancy when he was Informed he I"'!-
Eioner had not made 4 settlement with
he city regarding 1 deb.
An ordinance offered ~ councilman
Thompson prohibiting II" keeping os
ealveS on The cay wharf between ~"
hours OF 5 y. m. and ; q ~. vas adopt
I'd. CouncilmcH Hilton 0t;o and TIney
roting against ,.h ordinance.
City Manager Crag" reported - coun-
IN that u rOrlpr0ml>" WAS made wi'h
Me .A~ncr:can-I.t r-aar, ur" 'rurk
builders whereby tho lo"o gallon uumH-
n wrecked several months ago wuu.d
pc repaired Co- 5000.
Charles II. Miller. who re~itioA"d
tounct, for right - Use n" dead md ot
IN alley .t n" end OF SIKH stree. asked
hat his p~rt:;jnn b. withdrawn owing -
,everal neiShhnrS oAJc>;:nc..
4 petition o: business I'm :" comp.
he Wheeling Traction company - DIS
continue IN" loading ot trc,ch: on Six
zenith stree: hctwS"T NarH"' and Main
~ktreets. and 20 mt!:'t:U n !0ad;Hc sta
ion. was referred - ne CRY manager.
Councilman k-c$s offered i resolution
asking for he a~HpoIntrn'n, g a "oIr-
ri,tce 20 Investigates taH complaint 81
EeSidentS residing near che H~aL"!-At'lS
;lasS company On NtH";'"n'5 stree;
hat the snokeSt1cH Is too luw al! cats
ng the residents much :".~o0H"1'"rcH.
-ounc:,men KrN~S. B:7rus and Taa"y
we're appointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
CAN'T LOCATE sTuLMAN

New York. Jun" 2S-Ehorts by conn-
sci for Mrs. Anne L. St!llman 10 sub
pocna James \. Stil!man to appra FOR
cross examination tbs week IN In"
divorce suit he instituted. have so far
met with failure. il was elarned today.
Mrs. S'illnan'S Investigators visited
the bankers homo. several clubs and
other Places he was known 10 frequent
hut found him absent.
Cornelius ]. Sullivan. head OF the
bankers corps Of lawyers. repeated that
no had agreed 70 produce Mr.. Sti!!man
FOR c-oSs-exam!nat!on before the plain
tiN finished presentation OF his case.
When this would be. he would not say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
IVY DIVISION VETS
WILL PARADE With
314 F, A. JULY 4TH

Members Of the Fourth Division assoc
ciation will march in the Fourth or
.IuIy parade with members Of the "lith
Field Artillery Veterans association. ac-
cordinG to an announcement made last
evening. The members of thcS" Two
ORGANIZATIONS fought SIDE by sid" dur
ing the MruS, -ArGonrc drive. All an
,icipating hcing in the parad" are re-
oucs,cd 10 meet At tho 3l+th club rooms
I~ntel.gcnccr building, at $50 n m.
July 4.
A joint meeting Of the two organiza-
lions Will be held Friday evening in the
3l4th rooms for the purpose OF formu-
lating further plans for the celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
AXE IN RESPONSE TO
PETITION OF EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION.
PAPER ALLEGES MEN
HERE FOR OPEN SHOP WORK
BECOME BURDEN.
COUNCILMAN CUNNINGHAM RE
FUrEs THIS PORTION OF
PETITION.

A.n- r,n,!d"rahl" discussion rs 20
whr,h"~ ,ntuc.g sH,ud TAX" any par;
~ trying - ADJUST r"r .,l-nr 'r"uh'"
Between Wh"rnur "mp."v'S and en-
~ilry,rs. ,uHnCI, last "r""'nt" with one
dissenting vote by Councilman Ehn"N.
luys,I a resolution asking for n COM
,n.,,,. uc 'hre" members Of council,
win 'hc mayor and city manager. ="
ruufrr with the employees ana en-
players.
This action was hrourh, about ny
4 petition from members OF the Wheel
'jrg Euoloves Association. stating that
tho Wheeling Employers Association
has brought mon here under tho I'M
;."Ssion mat Wheeling WAS running
open shop. and tha, thcs" mon on their
a~rrira! discovered that there are
strikes her. resulting in them being
mad" a burden on the city.
Councilman CUNNINGHAM replied.
r.atirE that he is 4 member "f the
Wheeling Employers Association and
,la; The statements in tho last "cuon
rr the pe,itl0n were untrue. and that
the rtrson or persons coming her" pay
,r,,r own Gar fare and understand thor
ou.h,y h"Cor" coming here what III"
conditions arc.
Cqr,a:n QUO stated he was willing TO
a. ANYTHING w.:hin reason 10 haN" m"
trouble settled and m"n :" hack 10
work. hu' knew &c nothing maj could
10 don" councilman Morgan then
moved TIA; 4 committee OF three NOM
l-,rs &C rounri, L." appointed I" confer
with tho employees and employers IN an
ci"or, to >rtt'" III" trouble.
Councilman Tanrv stated council was
Jumping into hot water by suggesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
BRBERY CHARGED

Washington. Juno @S.-WIl,tam ?
Ecan. formerly 4 clerk in the leGa! de
rartment ~ The prohibition bureau WAS
arrested today on a charC" Of bribery.
Orncla!s. declined to discuss tho cas-.
hut indicated they had violence against
other former employees OF the unit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
NO OVERWHELMING
VOTE BY SHOPMEN
AGAINST WAGE CUT

Chicago. June IS. - Reports Of an
overwhelming vote for rejection OF an
avcEgr eight percent wage reduction
recently ordered for all railroad shop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Insurance Agent dropped n - re-
~!nd you tha, your io!:cy expires TO-
morrow and 20 ask YOU :" rene" L
" T.. o-,rts;-Ecr sorry. s.. hut This
= he tenth year thai -" been insured
N your company and nothing has hap
pcnad. So I've mad" Up my mind - try
Icot.rr Company.-L"S Angeles Times.
n.w dress makes I new woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

s.rr. even the monlvho f., wise IN
his own conce!t"seerA 10 get II good
al OF pleasure out Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

\ heated argument generally leads 10
,rolccss between those who make IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

a new dress makes ! new woman
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13

market healthy from a technical
point of view IT.. also keeps il unset
tied and more or less " eak. and will
continue TO DO so until some real
and tangible development serves to
stimulate the demand above present
prices.
For Saturday in a holiday week.
the stock market has certainly given
very good account of itself today
1t continues to show the broadening
tendency in evidence during the past
week. The public seems to be more
and more OF the impression that the
turn has eome,sand that the construc-
tive side will be most in evidence in
the future With a strong technical
position to the market owing to tho
large outstanding short interest. this
makes for the broadening and ad-
yancing. The opening of the arma-
ment conference today in Washing
ton Is a matter of major Importance,
and expectation runs high for a real
accomplishment to the benefit of the
entire world.
OF course, 1t is easy to expect too
much, but any substantial step for
ward will create a more optimistic
spirit everywhere. The Presidents
sreech has been very favorably re-
ceived. It looks as IL next week we
shall have a broad and active mar
lIet Sales, ass, 500.-Post & Flagg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
WHEAT SWINGS UP
ON HEAVY BUYING
BY NEW INTERESTS
Corn and Oats Both Were In
Full Sympathy With Wheat
While Provisions Were
Depressed

Chicago November 12.-Persistent
buying on the part of the strong COM
mission houses and shipping interests
gave a big upward swing today TO the
wheat market Prices closed strong
8 Ss q 4 sc net higher, with December
S1.09 q l.09A, and May Sl.l3 u q
Liza. Corn gained n q lie and oats
AQ1Ac.
Provisions finished Unchanged to
lc lower.
1t was gossip that the buying Of
wheat was to large extent due to
combination of eastern interest g
acting on the basis that when wheat
prices were too low an important
ADVANCE was 70 be expected.
Continued lack of moisture was
also reported from the southwest,
where new winter wheat seeding has
been delayed and the crop has other
wise been handicapped by drouth In
addition millers were after yellow
hard winter wheat here. a grade
which of late has been drug on
the market. Exhaustion of the stock
OF No. l Manitoba in Liverpool and
prospects of a decrease in the United
states visible supply total on Monday
tended likewise to help the bulls No
important reaction took place and
the close was practically the top level
OF the day.
Corn and oats were moderately ac-
tive and higher in sympathy with
wheat. Seaboard messages repested
an active demand for corn. Packers
selling of lard had a depressing e.
feet on provisions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
Heavy Reserve Excess
Is Held By the Banks

New York, November f2-The act
ual condition ofsclearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold s35,123,75O re-
serve In excess of legal requirements.
This Is an Increase or $z2, 161 200 from
last week. The statement follows:
Actual condition: Loans, discounts,
ETC., $4,392,S91, 900, decrease S22,iS9,-
600 Cash in own vaults, members
federal reserve bank $75,632,0O In
crease s6,004 900. Reserve In federal
reserve bank of member banks S5l8,-
$4,000. increase s23.130,00o. Reserve
In own vaults, state banks and trust
companies $4,000, increase 1885,
600 Reserve In depositaries, state
banks and trust companies sS.710,0OO,
Increase s145,000. Net demand de-,
posts $3.7S9,211. 900. increase $685.
600. Time deposits s224.116, 5000. in
crease s1,74i 900. Circulation $685.
100000. decrease 1000. United
States deposits deducted s89,348, 900
Aggregate reserve s36.550.0oo Ex-
cess reserve s35,123,750, increase s22,-
16l,s00
Summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York, not
included in clearing house statement:
Loans, discounts, etc, $500, S24, 300.
uecrcaSe szof,oVU. bolu S4,5l3,O0U, de-
crease $1,000. Currency and bank
notes s17.S24zoo. increase s1,305,3 400.
Deposits with federal reserve bank.
New York, s52,20S.700. decrease $685.
900. Total deposits 1861 .979,40O, in
crease $2,454.000.
Eliminating amounts due from re-
serve depositaries and other banks
and trust companies in New York city
and United States: Deposits, $614,-
7Ol 500. decrease s43S,e00.
Banks cash in vaults $26,971. 700.
trust companies cash in vaults 49,
974,20O