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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
s13.58 PER CAPITA SHARE
OF MONEY IN ALL BANKS
ftG.2s7 .33I Dcpositurs Have Sob
i23,285,GT7. Statistics
SHOW

nv AssOciatcl Press. !

NEW YORK. Ian. .a..f:vcr,. man
have $ia.5S from an vqual distribu-
ton OF all the money on deposit In
mutual. stock and postal savings
banks Of the globe. il was estimated
today by the Savings Bank Associa-
''" There or IN" are s'"i4 q NS f bn;Isrs
SINAI! savings accounts in the world.
the associations .cstimSt. shows. who
have on deposit S@a.i2%.2S5.677. Il sum
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Turkey
and bulgaria. The average deposi;
account the world over is {i5S.GS
OF the total amount OF world saw
inSs. Inhabitants OF the United states
possess more than one quarter. ac-
cordinG 70 the figures. In this coun-
try. aside from deposits in postal saw
inss. there are lli27.55i dcpositors
in the mutual and stock savings
banks, With total deposits az $3.50.
10000. or per cent OF the coun-
unfortunately 1881 200 600 in mutual
and stock savings banks in 1890
Tn" average, dcrosit accoun; in
/ the mutual and stock savings banks
in the United States is SiTI.aa and the
average deposit per inhabitaat salsa
according TO the figures OF the as
ISOLATION more than tenth ot the
! nconlc in this cou"try have accounts
| in either mutual. stocE .: postal saw
| ings banks. In the twcnty-threc for
! oign countries reporting with com
| average deposi, account IN savings
banks is si22.3t and the average de-
| pcsit per inhahitant il SiI.6n
| Germany leads the world in point
! OF numbcrs of savers il rIy ono com
! try. There are 1000. 900 or 30 per
cont OF the inhabitants having saw
| ir%S in public or corDorat. savings
| banks Japan stands second with
more than 25.o0O.1OO dcpositcrs in
| rosa, and private savings banks.
| Great Britain is third with l7.0oO.co0
/ a. M m % IN 2
| savers IN trustee and postal savings
! banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ORANGES AND SUGAR
BETS CARR iA VALUE
OVER CROPS OF 1919


fEtHi " All street IOufnaI.b
The value .: farm crops Of 1890
ana of farm animni products so.d and
SlaIHhtcT"d. rs nnaiiy determined by
IN" Department OF kgr!cultur. at
Vas hirrtun. ~ Si..SJG. OnO zoe, or So
Iu1,ppr.u"p bclo" the tOta! % 1919
Th" drop u almost entirely confined
70 crops among which the chief de-
c!ines ia value are:
Cotton lint aud seed l.20oOOU.p0o
Lay tame and Wild s 335i .SSS.'oSS
ooace" ......-...-. 2iH,tbO,D0o
oats 800. ..-...... iGl ,ooo.oOo
on tn" other hand as many is ten
CROPS gained in vIiuc. chief 81 which
700. ana sugar bects. s24.UcU.OO0
Qthcr Items gained ar" cabbage. Sill
100000; cowpcas. SiU.OrOOOu: sorghum
cane and siyup made. S70U00O0.
small gains were made by soy
beans, sugar beet feed. maple sugar
and sirUp and onions
,os Niier oHae:i.nE gains against
In 1870 below 1919 Is S4SSS oct. OGO
while only 1921 900, OuG ~ found In
IN" total OF farm animal uroducts
and farm animals sold and sinuvh-
u'rod fhc wool decline Is rs got
HHnrSa:ized. but IT is reckoncd At s$7 :
% ,hc animals sold 2nd slaugh.
tered IA" decline FOR cattSe ana calves
j. t--d Ehu.ruH ana !oI swim. S.g.uup .
"'c l;.l on TN. other sid" or :hr
account, dairy produces gained S3il. :
"uV.uh". Iud nDI.'ry raised and eggs
pFpdAc"G. $!b1.yt",noh l. is he rule
thht ia "a" upward and downward
'noNoments % prices farm animals
BAD animal pro lucts Jagged behind
crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
TOBACCO GROWERS END
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Itcnson fer disseminating Drive To
Clear TrariS FOR CO-OpcratlNc
Marketing tSsnriutiOn.

DNNN HUE. w, ian. H..---'TNr
membership campaign now being con
Quoted ~ the Virginia Tobacco Grow
"rS' Association in thu bri-ht tobacco
section viii b" closed March /. ac-
cordinG, 10 an announcement made
here hv W. Il. Dgg. secretary treas
urcr Of the organization and director
or the membership campaign.
THIS aUnpunc 'incnt WAS 'cnta inv''
IN circular l"'tCr which has hoo
local officer OF ;ir,. association.
The reasons advanced Tor positively
winding 'ly tn" car'paiE" by chat time
are: 10 cleTr tn" track for ~" r:r
DaiGn 81 tn" Co Q rcrativ., MrrkCt.rir
Association, which hn2 hc"r ind"ro"d
~ thY ur"Scnt rsrnc'Hiion and which
win y" he.,tn ahoNt thSt time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
REAL estate EXCHANGE
GAINS 10 NEW MEMBERS
Recommendations of Secretary TO
Board Urge Uniform Sales
Contract

Tea additional firms joined thc
Richmond Real Estate Exchange last
year. swelling tho membership OF the
organization. :" siXt%-;O;.: Of the
nest influential companies in the city.
according TO ;he annua. report OF Il:
Ray Richardson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF the organization at its annual scS-
sion
Brucc Bowc was again elected
president of the exchange by amend
Eent To the bylaw" and other OIL
cerI elected Included T. Ray Rich
ardson. retary-trcaSurcr. l.. W.
McEcigh, first v!c--rrcsilcut: John
w. Bates. second vicc-rrcs!hent. and
on the board OF managers. John c.
i.as!ey, Edgar Allan. Jr.. II. Il. POL
lard. Leroy Brown. Sr.. Howard SUIT
ton and II. r R.chcson
Want New Members.
Recommendations asking tho for
nation Of a Junior Real Estate EN-
change for statesmen. election or
iarr" property hciders as honorary
members Of the exchange. aud adOp-
ton OF uniform sales contract.
made by Secretary Richardson at the
annual meeting. Viii hc considered
by the board OF lnannGcrs.
In his Tepor, Mr.. richardson says:
pcritv and consequent good business.
Admittedly we are now passin.;
through a temporary depression ami
reconstruction period. IN these Time;
there is apt 10 u" a letting down. :
reIaxation some become irritable,
some pcssimistic. some apprehcnsivc
OF the future. Continue our faith IL
ourselves. and in that Kind Prori-
dcrcc that has sustained aad carried
us SO far. Let us no; drift, into that
spirit of unjust criticism Of each
other: that feeling OF jealousy over II
f1ncy that someone Is receiving more
than you. Criticize. but lot our criti-
nc i,a rlr;iN.. Hgrn, Nlhnr
can only justly expect out OF any
thing til" euuival"n; of what you put
in IL you put little or nothing in be
not cnvious of the man that does;
in consequence is recognized. BE
optimistic. the world has no place Tor
the crouch or the knocker. pcsSimis-
tic Knocking is the cheapest and most
ordinary Of unsk!llcd labor You
cannot saw wood with hammer
put the hammer away. Look on the
bright side Of the future. We have
inst al. large things before us as he.
hind. This is no time for retrospect
Continue to work ha-d and have con
Gdcncc in ourselves, our cit: and ma
ton. Y does little good 10 he opti-
mis;ic ana keen Il down IN orr shoes.
man nn our fgith ~ zeal estate. Dis
,ouraao III" impression some mHH
"Hvr Nat tho Weld - ~o'nG to -"
Pow Views and overvhodN % M
ssf, NJ 1 "gr ,a, oars " g. KEN to pui
over, moral AMI material energy oi
,h,> cxchaH-o in hnrncGs 10 draw th'
common load ani mako OF rs c1t
isrm in the accomplishment Of OFT,
tasks I."' cn-c0"ra;ion and good
fellowship coniH"" :" II" IN" KEY
tones % our oNrr"r"r and give q
those whom gov homo" with "thc,
,hr encouragement and tie a,hdea
strength of your united support
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
COLLINS PREDICTS PRICES
Of REALTY WILL STAY Up
Property VIII BE Guud Producer of
Dividends for Years, Says
Association Head.
,rEcrs HIGHER MARKET
President Says IL Is Poor Property
Which Does Not Net 10 Per Cent
Dividends. Willie Banks Pay But
and q for Money.
ui PAU. =. COLLINS.
ir'Nidrnt Virginia Real i.,ta,c Assoc

ciat.
Iahc i've :ninyt"s aud sit down and
'lnie i; over How many of your
ir.ands have made fortunes How
Git they make them How long dii
u take each one? ilow many made
,prtunc by the slow tortuOus trend
ci s9mmerc!alism. and h"w man
h.'Hr u ~ good Judgment as - the,
.ri iy va'p. ~ q piece OF rrhi "sLnte.
nt lu"u bought the property? This
'''.' Analysis .s bound 70 cOnHinc"
fnFS ono OF my rebdrts TINT real
estate. Z" tnclr own know "igc, ia
D" tnrtst ui Hii return producers.
Mis- pH!aHssi ana pays the greatest
p"reehtre upOu Tn. investment
y G ~, m, may pay y%iyy 70 per
No wlih 'ta LDaa j, 60 Some indivii
nIi ipUgor-h',lyd thlu sVurs,lf 20
.uF r"al "f'atr. &c makes hts money
Fh'n your money NOn get ~" peel
ont. S".n,non sense ncuuirrh.
~ 'oSh ~ business ~ not III" r"-
"p'i "i huy mySt.c4sm. luck. great
."nlin"r ~ secrets, superior "dgca
I7n 90 other personal requisite than
'Ht lnN.EE OF llAiu common sens.
"hr Hr.us o. Study out your own
H'""t"Hs- - IL 'Hs MAN wi" Studies
g situation :nrh.-, who gets the
have simply 10 remind YOU that
eH 81 recNl! 20 mind numerous rcO
N.' ~ IfN iftf e. 4lh''- money gS Tsdl
estate transactions. som. grt-an or
,iun. oth"rs hgd made "a paymeu,
-1wE "r ~ least got q holding claim
AH me pt-pcr;5E then They sod Tor q
sAtstant.al gain.
A. u neutrality-suspicious. medium.
Property 10 rent "a = prpntaol. IN
y"si nirnt 10 these ,iinos Il is e
mighty poor property tina; viii no,
return at least Ia per cent on Your
investment hc Il a ipIse OF an apart
ucut house.
IN Wow ~ tho fac, .,nt II yin bo
'iEht - ten years hctSre tho ru!t"G
states catches up with It's shortage
rt homes, why * not real cst.,t.
hound ~ be good Dividend pro-
utccF Tor years 20 rym"f
Predicts Iti"hc- Market.
yhiI'nS nigh nEurrs Tor reHtS. either
i9r husiness pr liking quarters, 10
''"ry community iu tHt land Stu.
Hnd uEu'e what this u paying hncE
% fhr owner ili RIOS; Cpsrs. .spa clHIiv
"nerc tge pguprriy WAS npuah. sew
IN OF TN" opinion ;ba, NOS ihr
me :" buy rr1i estate. White tho
hHrk"t is gu!"tcr 'hu IN tac ~. 81
VIZ cars iur Hnnn' rec ,Igt 1t
WI set sh,aprr, up,. n the con-
'r'gN. VIII soon again start u4C"ud-
81 ln NhI'it' i'm. man who has
nonoy nov sni e. wiE wll! STUDY
etl "ttHi" and then H.g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

INVITE 1000 MERCHANTS
TO ATTEND EXPOSITION OF
RlCHM0ND-MADE GOODS
Letters Sent IA ;."W Farmers In
Chesterfield. Hearted and
Hanover t'nuuttrS

TnNIIitI"n 10 more than l.W00 Nir-
GINA ncrcnlntS ~ ali sections OF
the state to attend the exposition of
richmond made products TO br ncld
In tn" Grays Armury the week OF
February a. under tho auSpiccs OF
the Chamber OF Commerce. were. sent
yesterday.
l.cttcl" ana tickets ar. being sent
out to i.cn0 farmers in Hcnrico. chcs-
terrified and Hanover counties ~ adj
dit!on. Various TURNER'S orcaai2a-
lions in these counties are cooper
ain. with the chamber because the
exhibition. as planned. will he "a
educational demonstration OF CON
siderable Importance and the farmers
are seeking the benefits OF II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
.,c., Cornor"tion.x EARNINGS.

limited states S'cel, Corrcraticn for
tho three months oHIcd pecorrhnr n
ta2o. reports not earnings q Si",S.
"~erndiur quarter and - !el,%'2 in
;fr Dnccrnber quarter OF 1919.
SIrnlUs after fo'icrHI t3%"S ma
ci,arrcs ,-cro So l.o.iIS. equivalent
- .,nr nrcf.-vcd hividrNds 20 100 q
.rnrr on the S5NS.302..n0 common
- ~ This co,np"r"s with a surplus
of S2p i2Sc3n. az - 90 . share on IN"
common in mo u-"ccdirG quarter and
sI7.GS0.aa" nr s22 2, 4 share. il! the last
nnartcr OF 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
COTTON ACREAGE TO BE CUT
so PER CENT IN LOUISIANA
Growers From Every pRrIs'f Pledge
Self 4" I'l1nt Only Half
IN NsaocIated press.l

Nv NS"OE'uIrU I'roSS.
NEW ORLEANS. JAN. 2a.--cotton
farmers from every growing parish
n Louisiana wcr" here today with
III" announced Intention of formally
p!cdGirg Themselves not 10 grow
more than 80 per cent Of last years
CROP.
The mcc;i''r was called by the
Louisiana division Of tn" American
Cotton Association. At n recent
meeting attended hv bankers aud
merchants catering t. cotton grow
c"S. . resolution was 1dontoi favor
Ing Curtailmcri Of credit 20 cotton
farmers who refused Ia reduce their
;Crcl.H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION
Delegates From All over Country
Gather Tomorrow 10 Discuss
IsrniIlpl.ts

Tho annual convention OF the
coinr5.nn Er!ct Manufacturers AS
scciatiOn OF America viii orcn TO-
morrow at tho Hotel Pennsylvania,
New York. and continues unit l'ri1ay.
February !" TumorruwL,wiiI be de-
voted 10 registration ala che bust
.css sessions begin Tuesday. with one
meeting day. starting promptly at
10 o'clock. This gives the visitors
to New York all afternoon for sight
seeing or sich business OF diversion
~. tl.L.,. Iii nngr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

FLOYD Avenue. near Robinson
Practically new. datachcd modern
home. & rooms ana bath: hardwood
floors throughout: hot-watcr heat.
electricity and gas. y special bar
gain AT $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Detached bricl, house. Taylor
street, ncar belmont Avenue: q
rooms and bath; electric lights; cX-
cCilcnt condition. Price. $1,000. Ad
joining lot can be bought cheap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

GuYTON. CA. Jan. 2?-Thc Filing
ham County Bank closed TO lay Poor
collections are given as the cause. y
notice ON the door says lie affairs
have been turned over To the State
auditor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Activity in Hid. markets.

ihcr" has been noticeable increase.
N ACTIVITY in hide and leather mar
kcts in the West. Among shoe ana
!catncr men ti" feeling is general
that the long dull period has passed
ana continued Improvement is TO he
looked for. at Chicago the largest
sale OF sole leather in three months
VAS made last week. amounting 10
5000 backs. Packer hides there con-
t;ntlc active. with sales OF 1000 No
V"nhcr and December extreme light
native steers AT L. and - cents. re-
SpcctiVc!y. one packer mas advanced
quotation for sunk skins l-3 cents
TO Si."c. Calfsk!ns We're quiet and
Nl!Eht.N eaSicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Immediate posscssion--Wcst Of
boulevard. facing beautiful park. \
rooms. bath. hOt-water heat. electric
lights: new hardwood floors: newly
papcred and painted. This house has
been thoroughly gone over and is in
perfcc; condition. Price, SlO,2JG.
Convenient terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Central West End. north Of Main
street Groom brick hcusc: hot
water heat. newly papcrcd and paint
cd. Cheap at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
"a, >.xnc,,,i,r ,,,norts

The 'hIrtle'h annual report ~ ,hc
New Norl T'aS Reform Association
az E"w Ncr'S has roccr;lv boon IS
iD:HUE.h'" personal 1roncrrv from
lncai assessment ard tryntlon w1s
tho most innort"nt y"ut"Ep -ri',el b.
the association during 1900 Th'c cv-
.nrtloN iuc'udcs money. crciitr.
hnMNs. hamk hnnrails. and mn,ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
North Richmond
Specials!

Good 7.rppm housc. ME. 10; or.
carly possession; close to street "a
schools, exc. $1,000
Nice 7-room frame house. nj; CON
vcnicnccS; corncr property. tip-top
shape. only El.l0G.
Eirnt-room frame. hoJ-watcr heat
exceptionally well hliit; frUii trees
cncc. sS5no
Roland Park. rooms. new. strictly
modern. ana beauty: ready 10 move
in; only Sll.0no
See Is Tor suburban bargains
JULIAN G ANDERSON & co.
i:ca! Estate aud Insurance.
II North Ninth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

West Grace Street, rooms and
bath: hot-watcr heat: good condi-
month. Price for quick sale, $io,-
500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Bank CLEARINGs SHOW
DECREASE OF S43.359
This Figure Shown by Comparison
With Previous Wcck-TotuI
l. St5,Iii10

Bank clcarings for the weci. ending
January %. As reported by IN. Clear
lne House Association, We're >t5.lii-
.''-2@. :, decrease from 10. previous
week OF Sta.2sS.6s. c!carlnrs for the
SINE period last year were S1i.a3G.-
'J".li. heIrS an Increase over this
year OF S2p.cs2 ,r25.g@.
The Fcicrai Reserve Bank state
slows Il total In resources of sa1S.-
u3E.hUt, - which S. n. unn is Ia gold
reserve The total amount %. bills
DISCOUNTED and bought for the week
10 k1!,Ji",u0c The statement:
Resources.
Gold coin and c"rtincatcss j.oS2 600
cold Settlement fund
Federal Reserve roard 2G.7l4Oc0
Gold with foreign agencies iIa 600
Total rola held by banks $ ai..ss. 200
colo WITH Federal reserve
~, .Eep p.1... H., ,;,ni 4s ~ ' GSS
Total egld reScr.r s ss,57g.ooe
Leaal .crhvr notes. SILVER.
Total reserves .....$ s5,i5I 900
E.lis laceHat secured
by government obl!sa-
itNGS ............ -...-.. 90 90"
@r ..............,. ei.s,r.ooo
bus bough; ~ OMEN mar
rri,cd state. ,,6yernmcnt
rguds la&a 0pr
o. .ndGaiedn.ss 49,, l.e6. 900
rroinl earning assets si2p.G23.t0o
ncoilort.I l,crrs ana 9th.
-r- deductions from gross
d'os!ts .. Ip.27G. 900
Five per cent redemption
. g-. '7 Iank notes t - eoi ooo
~! other resources ~ iEC.Uu0
-
Total resources :2.9. n3s Gao
Liabilities.
su,nlus 1851 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS

Tho fcHowine are statements Of
lic Banks OF England and France
IN. statement Of the Bank Of Franc.
"a OF January -, 1871 Cln frances.
ioL!@"Ss Francs.
to.H ................. = sol .7uu.up0
saver ......,... .GN 700. 900
!:n"nS ana discounts . a.fi.. 90. QUO
.ifch'dtion ........ 81 $4,000. DDO
4, ft"Shr% deposits .... $500 900
l':m2Slis ........... N3.S>r 500. 900
:. the Bank OF Enslaad's minimum
discount rat" remains UNCHANGED AT
per ccn:, ANA the banks statement
as Of January -, 1921. follows:
nrcl!ation ........... El2N.is5.o0O
!,nbii cdtposits ....... ii.0N0. 600
rrlNatr DEPOSITS ....... ll2.a2S 900
Government sccuriiirS .22ll Ono
oth"r securities .. - Los OGU
nsStr|c 49,. ........ lS2iS.OGO
f:op"ruon Of reserve to
Liabilities, per cent. 1ioO
nul!."n ................ !.S.2S3,O0O
IanE rate, per cent go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Rcautifup detached home in best
block on Stuart Avenuc--9 rooms. .
baths, hot-watcr heat. ThoronGhiy
modern. excellent condition Double
garage. Price, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Syu,,,,n,c L.. ,'orinrd.

CortIiicatc OF incorporation OF the
Washington II. Vandcri,p syndicate.
composed OF n number % Los AnGeit"
capitalists and business men for the
purpose OF trGdc with HusS'a ana
developing land in that country. was
flied today in the Los Angeles COUNTY
clerks Office. The cankal OF 'hc
syndicate. according to the certificate
is 100 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Franklin Street, cast OF Monroe
PSrk-I2 rooms. ; baths. hot-water
heat, electric lights: 2-story brick
garage. Rented till Sept. at 500
month. Special price. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Selected
Home
Bargains
NOW Is THE TIME TO nuy.

Stuart MISUNDERSTANDING brick
dwelling Of rooms and bath. Semi
detached. Good condition. Posses
sion Sept. !. Yer? easy terms, Price,
ST.50g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Grove ,Avcnuo. NEAR Sheppard. s
rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat;
excellent condition. price. sli,Soo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Now-Is THE TlME To BUY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-09
C|T|zENSAPpROVE
CHANGE IN NAMING
EDUCATION BOARD
cappsr Bill Providing for Ap'
pointment by the President
IL Favored.

Formal approval of Senator Arthur
Cappsrs bill providing for the APP
pointmsnt Of Board of Education
members OF the District by the
President with approval OF the Sem
ate. was contained in q letter to the
ssnator today from the citizens Joint
COMMITTEES for an elective school
board.
Though the citizens organization
favors popular election of School
Board members. It's members believe
that 1t IL logical and expedient that
the Capper bill be enacted into law
pending the enactment Of Legislation
providing for such election
Roy c. Claim. chairman Of the
Joint committee. stated in q letter TO
the Senator that 100000 citizens of
the District were In favor of the
popular election method. but that he
believed all OF the members OF the
committee would favor passage Of the
Capper bill. Inasuch as II would take
longer to perfect and enact bill
involving the franchise, and as the
method OF appointment now In vogue
10 not satisfactory to the present ap-
pointing DO wsrs. the Capper measure.
Claim explained. should meet wide
spread approval
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-09
80 TRINITY GIRLS
RECEIVE DEGREES;
THREE FROM D. c.
Rev. John Bonzano Confers
|. Honors at Annual Commences
ment-Judge Speaks.

Degrees were awarded to eighty
members of Trinity College by the
Most Rev. John BozAno, Apostolic DEL
egate, at the annual commencement
at IL o'clock this morning. The adj
dress TO the graduates was made by
Timothy J. Hogan. former Judge of
the Supreme Court OF Columbus. Ohio,
whose daughter. Charlotte, is presi-
dent of the Student Government As
ISOLATION and one of the seven whose
degrees bore the distinction, magma
cum laude."
Miss Miriam Elizabeth Loughran. of
this city, received the first degree of
doctor of philosophy won by a student
of the college. She also received the
A. b. degree in 1917 and the A. NJ.
degree in 1918. She took as the sub
ject of her degrees address The His
torical Development of Child Labor
Legislation In the United States"
Class day exercises were held yes
terday afternoon in OConnor audi
torlum. the program including read
ing of the class history, essay. poem.
prophecy and will. At the conclusion
of the exercises the seniors filed out
under an arch OF daisies held by the
sophomores and went to the Aventine
Hill on the campus, where. accord
Ing to tradition, ivy was planted.
Graduates and aiumnse were guests
At q banquet last night
Three Washington giria, Isabel
Brady, Bernadette Sheehan, and Nora
Sheehan, are members of the gradu-
ating class.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-09
SUNBEAM HENRY
HARD|NG'S SHADOW,
GETS NEW DETAIL
Popular Secret Service Opera
tive Transferred From White
House to st. Louis.

sunbeam Henry 20. H sundby).
popular Secret Service operative, who
has been one of President Harding's
closest bodyguards since election, was
today detailed to important duties In
the Middle West, and left Immediate
ly for ST. Louis, where he viii make
his headquarters.
The original assignment of Sundby
to the task of protecting President
Harding was in line OF Chief Moran's
determination to pick ''the very best
men" for the detail. and his promo
garded as further evidence of his eff
ficiency and the esteem In which he
Is held by his superiors. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding Joined In the
round of felicitations and congratula-
tions shower6d upon Sunbeam"
around the White House before his
departure.
sundby had the greater part of his
experience in the service In the North
west, where he took part in the Gov
ernment's campaigns against the l.
w. WIS and the dangerous red" ele-
ment that menaoed law and order on
the Pacific coast His headquarters
were in Spokane. but his activities
covered a wide range OF territory. in
GLIDING the bad Lands" OF Idaho
and Montana. where the Sunbeam"
has a respected reputation as two
gun terror"
James NJ. Haley. q Secret Service
operative from the St Louis district,
takes Sundays place at the White
House