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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-16
For Good of
 the Community

TT has been fine to have the steel mills at Fairfield and Ensley turning out plates, rails, shapes for ships, standard freight cars railroad tie-plates, bolts, nuts and rivets
 It is twice-told tale, but, like many stories that are sound and good, it bears repetition The child says Now lay me down to sleep, the Lord, my soul pray to keep" every night of his blessed little life.
 There is always a new aspect to what lies at the roots of things. Take two items bearing on the Ensey and Fairfield mills:
 Under date of July g. last Saturday, the Mobile papers shipping column had this:
 The steamship Atlanta City
 cleared Friday for Darien and
 Pukow with rails and accessories
 from the steel mills of the Tennessee
 Coal. Iron and Railroad company at
 Birmingham, the cargo being part of the 10,000-ton order recently allo-
 cated to the Birmingham mills for
 the Manchurian railways.
 The cargo embraced 5,026 steel
 rails, II, 500 pieces and 5,216 bun
 d1es of splice bars, 1894 kegs of rail-
 road bolts and nuts and 1,143 kegs
 of railroad spikes.
 Destination of this Birmingham-made steel in a ship carved out of the ore in Bir- mingham hills is as far away from Bir mingham as it is possible for ship to go. It is exactly half way around the world. To go further would be coming toward home again.
 Think of our mills having been busy giving our people work and creating pay rolls out of product which is being taken half way around the world to build rail- road in China Makes China loom up trifle closer than we thought it. Shows how we live here in Birmingham, Ala bama off the faraway peoples.
 The other item, appearing in the Mo- bile shipping news of Tuesday, three days later, reads this way:
 The Charlton Hall, first ship ever
 to clear from Mobile for Alaska,
 sailed last night The vessel is talk
 ing 5,4O0 tons of steel rails and 342
 kegs of angle bars, which were man.
 ufactured in the mills of the Ten
 nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com
 pany at Birmingham. The steel will
 be discharged at Seward Alaska,
 and shipped inland for construction
 of railroad.
 This is one-half of the order for Alaska. A second ship will take the remainder. Alaska is the furthest off point in the United States. The Birmingham mills could not have chosen a customer in this country more removed from the point of manufacture Again Birmingham finds itself working and earning money through the wants of faraway peoples.
 We do not owe the operation of the Ensley and Fairfield mills during period of depression to ourselves, our wants, our purchases. Had we depended on the domestic business in steel products these past five to six months many thou sands of men would have been idle. The gallant front which we have presented to the outside world would not have been made.
 China, Japan and India have given us business, when, but for them, we would not have had it. The most outlying terri-- tory of the United States has given us business when there was none closer. We have survived on distant climes and the wants and monies of distant fellow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

SLIPPER-Lost. Friday about noon In Glen Iris jitney. one brown strap slipper Return to 16S0 10th Ave. & Main 2i71. Reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-16
LIVE STOCK AND SEEDS HoRsEs-CATTLE

FOR sALE-Fine Jersey heifer, years old; young calf, also fine Jersey COW, 6 years old, coming fresh in few days. Phone Main 2353.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-16
EDUCATIONAL

BUSINESS COURSE-Wbeeier Business College. toO9-tfh0 tst Ave Sessions day and night. Call. write or phone.
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PHARMACY COuRsE--B. o. shifiett's school of Pharmacy 13Gh S. 55th St. BlrminEham. Next regular 4-mopths lustrated cata1og
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

This ticket represents the choice of the eighty
representative citizens from all parts of the city who
assembled in public mass meeting on April eleventh
The other candidates in the field, on the con-
trarrv. were nominated by petitions, which petitions
vyera circulated and filed between the call for sucn
mass meeting and the holding of the same, for the
nrrnose Of forestaling the recommendations of such
ms, mass meeting and preventing the making of nomina-
tions bv the mass meeting if possible.
The Citizens Party believes that there are enough
comnetent and qualified private citizens here to con-
dnct the affairs of the City Government without our
having to call upon the County Officials to hold our
City offices also3ttsvBq 81
The Citizens Party believes that our City Gov
eminent should cooperate with the United states
Reclamation Service in every possible way in the lay
ing out and organizing of the new CITY, parecuiafS
with a view of securing a compact city, SO that we
NAV have. more and better streets and sidewalk I'M
provement. at a greatly lowered rate OF taxatoh'
Further that in the townsite REIMBURSEMENT, the CITY
Government should as diligently guard ana prooec'
the rights of the small individual property owner as
those of the larger and stronger. Z -ta1
KY
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

For many years past our city has struggled
against an ever-increasing rivalry of certain fac
tons; this has given rise to a situation serious
enough to promise destruction of our future growth.
The ultimate purpose of the men who will comprise
the incoming administration, if elected under this
ticket, may be expressed in two words
CIVIC UNITY
The Citizens Party believes that it's candidates
are men broad-minded enough to represent the City
as a whole and not merely their own. wards or neigh.
borhoods; and that they are men of sufficient fore
sight and ability to handle c~reditably the important
problems that will arise during the next two years.
Executive Commute of
CITIZENS PARTY
W L. Newton
Chas. F. Goss
W.. E, Upton
Jos. Gish
&c. M. Oliver
S. L. Baird
DIR. c.. F. Schitz
HAS resigned since being
placed in nomination for City
Clerk by petition.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

Vote it straight by placing the cross in the
III, circle.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

Has resigned since being
placed in nomination for City
Clerk by petition.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
sLovAK HRUSKOVSKY PRO UPLNoU CESKoSLOvEN
SKOU JEDNOTU.

POSI- br HruSkovsk1 obSirn6 zabyva otazkOu
sovenske auonome poukazue vadni prohaSen n6hoz
je pano vada nema umyslu men ustayni zakony,
opak chce proves SIovensku zakon zupnm zrzen
proev sovenke narodni rady 30 fina 1918 kerym "a
souhasu vedoucch sovenskch potikd vsech poch sran
voucni narodn shromazdeni zaseday vSechny pot
cke sozy Slovak, jednomysne pfjao tn savu kerou
sozy b Vschn cenoVe Narodnho shromazd6ni Je velml
dobfe slovenskOu autonomi manevruje Pc
S byl sme svedky oho, propaganda deje
teto fecncke rbuny ak dokazue vcerejs Leeye
ktery drzos soVenskeho renegata opovaz ackov
narodnos uda darskou mluv jm6nem Slevaku
ehoz reel mohla by pozoroVana pritomno zasupce
darskeho satu ozi dplomatck6 Recnk jest presv6dcen
osvobozeni Sovenska edn6 pomoci prso diva
nacte hodne Jen eS6 dve nebo til byy by pod
panstvm mad arkym staa by z pravdou vea sareho
y re neni sovenskeho naroda Ma rozhran narodnosnm
ztracei jsme obec obc bya z Gpne
sovana venkovsky sovensky lid by jz zoufay potka
vensk zustaa ovadana kaastroaln teor jevla
,Dasitv6 nejt6zch chvich kdyz stredn
6koly Sovenskou Mattel po Sovensko povzbuzeni
ske strany Davno ybudovnm Ceskosovenkeho satu
ceska aska udrzela pri naronim
pred akovym upadkem do ak6ho dosta bratr
karpatske Ru Narod cek spln sv sb pomoci Sovensku
take Sovensko oSvobod Dvakrate trvan Ceskosove-
skeho atu eka ceka krev bostlch sovenskych
kvi nardd cesky osvedcil lasku Sovakum
sem: Vernos vernos aska asku pocna povin-
most ceskemu narodu Glen naSeho kubu posi- Srbrny
je osty ovy odoud byrokratismus statn sprave ale
tenito vadami trpme my prave tak jake narod cesky
Bez tesneho souzi Cechy neobstojime ami dnes ami V
budoucnos Tqerme ten most ktery Cechy chran od pne
ho obkopen n6mectvem Lasku cesko upotfebueme
cerpame nadeje do budoucnos nebot Jest salou
nezmenetou Keenik re prude doba kdy mlada
zdrava generace ovens spaci ceskemu dne
5este splatti nemize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
ZAHAJENf CESKOSLOVENSKEHO
PARLAMENTU.
uLINkA PRoTI MADARuM A PRO REPUBLIKU.

Praha 90 Tfna Posanec Hinka tlumoci stanovisko
sovenskych ceskosovenske ny ldove vladimir pro
haseni Poemsue vyvody POSI- dra Leeye, ker je synem
siovenk6ho oce a maty Vykiky: HanbaD wee
ra madarsk6 fec prohlas re muv jmenem sovenskeho
naroda ReGnik pro tomu menem svych kubovnch koegu
co nerozhodne proestue zada POSI- dra Leeye ably pravo
muvit menem ovenskeho naoda ponecha jeho prozenym
vddcUm zastupcdm Ma cetnych prikadech ukazuje Jak
anSti sociaove mi sovensky narod radl
opene Lelleyov, aby muv pracoval, jen Jmenem
naroda nybrz naroda mad arskeho vladnmu
prohlaseni pravi Tecnk My lehkovern upf1mn Soyac
sv6dci isme ok loyanos oddanosti tomuto satu Jako
snad nkdo ny duveTova sme, projevOvai souhas omuo
satnmu uvaru nebot to mas stat naSe republka pr
tom vSem dneSn Wade chceme choVa iistou
Name nj duveru ale cekm cd nj skuty. My Slovac sme
Cuase ma tok pokladame osobty narod re name
nou mentatu do ist6 rfry nou kuturu nez Ces stat
vSak isme ufisti Slovensko poebuie autonome to
orizna neprimo dr. Srobar iakoz pan president
biky Zadame L. ably sovensky narod byl sloven
sky narod 2 ably minsr plnou moc Sovensko neby
imenovan poreeue nybrz ably mel pokud vSech
ny porefeui 3 ably Sovensku byl menovan sovensti
rednic zizenc eprve, kdyby ch by nedostaek ably by
bran urednc Czech. Chceme, ably duch sovensky by
spekovan skolach administrative soudd to nejen
hlasen %Ss&
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joraInieovo d6dictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzSKEHO.

a uZlva Jmena SvehO nebOztlka
muze. Bude Sc vam snad div
lnym zdati, ze majic jmeno sve-
no muze, necham tez powerful
Jeji krestni list, ably byla take
opravnena ku jmenu sve mat
ky. Jest toho nevyhnutelne tire
ba a hned vam povim proc. Po
celych ctyTicet rokd neustal pu
vodce Klarina nestesti, otec Je-
jiho dftete, il vsude hledati, a
by die moznosti napravil ne
stesti, ktere spusobip.
'Hadal jsem dobfe, re to byl
on, jenz nekolikrat jednatele
do Bourgvoisinu poslap.
'Ano, byl to on, ale veskere
jeho patrani zdstalo marnym a
on zemrel, aniz by byl 7Klaru
Guerinoyu, kterou uprimne mi
I loval, opet spatfiP.
1 TAX, zemrel?'
| 'Zemrel o neco drive nez
| Klara a byl il pametliv do po-
Isledni sve hodinky. Aniz by We
| del, je-li ma zivu, odkazal j
4 neb jejimu diteti cele sve jme-
nj. Toto jmeni, pane Guerlne,
jest velmi znacne, nebot' obna-
81 ma tricet milionu'.
'Tricet miliondv opakoval
starec vsecek udivenim ztrnu-
ly.
'Nuze, pane Guerine, vite't
pokracoval hrabe, proc je tire
ba, ably umrtni list Klary Cue
rinovy krtici list jejl dcery
soudne poveren byl. A abycf
YAM svou zdejsi navSt6vu upl
ne objasnil, postaci, reknu-ll
re jsem hrabe re Soleure, vyk'
nayatel posledni vile pana Jo
ramiea'.
"Joramie, Joramie, to jmen
: jest mi povedome'.
'Pavel Joramie byl synen
+ berniho q Bourgneufu'.
'Pamatuji Sc nyni. Znal jsen
stareho i jeho syna, ktery by
Z pisarem u notare, velmi do
bre'.
Mate dobrou pamet, pan
Guerine. Vskutku byl Pavel j
+, Iramie, nez sc stal proslulyn
! financnikem, pisafem Il notaf
v Bourgneufu. Tehdejsiho cas-
byl milencem Klarinym'.
Starec uderil Sc do celia. 4
Inikdo O tom neved6l' mruceI
Pc kratke pomlcee pokraco
val hrabe: Pane, muslin va
Q z vaSeho klidu vyruSit; jedn
: Sc malou cestu, kterou var
: vzdor vasemu vysokemu vek
nemohu usporit'.
Pane hrabe', odpovedel sta
: rec vypnul Sc do vyse, user
. We SVEN ctyriosmdesatem re
a ce, ale jak vidite, jsem dosu
a zdrav ma dobrych nohou. c
mann ucinit v zajmu mych dvo
I pranetefi?'
e 'Odreknouti Sc ma diva DIN
: sveho domaciho pohodli a Je
sc mnou do Blois'.
Z 'Kdy chcete odcestovat, p;
= ne hrabe?'
ia dive hodiny'.
= (Pokracovani.)
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'Pravll Jste to V dubnu letoS-
niho roku'.
'Ano, a opakuji to Ease dnes,
pane. Klara Guerinova nezije
vice..
TO jest ovsem pravda, pane
Guerin, nyni Klara vice nezije;
pred ctyrmi mesici lila jeste'.
Go pravite?' tazal sc udive-
ne starec.
'Pravim vam, pane Guerin,
re jste Sc v dubnu letosniho
roku mylil, domnivaje Sc, re
Klara Guerinova zemrela, ne
bot teprv sesteho kvetna letos-
.niho roku sesla smrti'.
"A vfte to jiste?' zvolal sta
rec.
Zcela jiste. z davodt, ,jez
vam sdelim, jest vaseho svede-
ctvi treba, aby mohlo byti po-
tvrzeno, re zena, ktera dine Sc
steho kvetna v Ninville zemre-
la, byla skutecne Klara Gueri-
nova, narozena We vsi Bourg-
Ivoisin'.
'Nenahlizfm dobre, CO mann
dosvedciti', odvetil starec rame
my pokrcuje.
'Hned vam to vysvetiim, pa
ne Guerin. Vase meter zmenila
sve jmeno, a jezto sc nevedelo,
re Sc jmenuje Klara Guerino-
Iva, bylo jine jmeno do umrtni-
no listu napsano. Nyni vsak mu
ST tento umrtni list uredne stvr
lzen byti; ably toto stvrzeni pred
Isoudem nabylo platnosti, jest
Itreba vaSeho sv6dectvi'.
'Velmi dobre, pane; lee do
1volte, ia -
| Vim, co chcete namitnouti'
lprerusil jej hrabe; 'poseckejte
a vyslechnete mne. Ovsem ne
lmdzete dosvedcit, re pode jme-
lnem vzdychava Liza znama dc
vecka byla vase meter, kdyz ne.
Irnate jinych d1kazG, re nj sku.
tecn6 byla. Ale Klara Guerino
Iva mela uschovane jiste Sperky
a ozdubky, ktere co mlada div
II ka obdrzela a ia myslil,ze snac
-lbyste tyto ozdoby poznar.
Oci starcovy zaplaly. 'Ano'
lpravil, 'pamatuji Sc, re Klari
mela sperky'.
'Prsten, nausnice -
"A brozi, dar kmotruv a tin
kmotrem byl jsem ja'.
Mystic, re byste tyto veci o
pet poznal?'
'He, he, jiste to nevim, jes
tomu jiz tax davno. Ale kdy
bych je uvidel, hlavne tn bro
Iii
'Uvidite je, pane Guerine'.
"A myslite, re by to postaci
llo k potvrzeni, ze vzdychavt
Liza, jak Sc jmenovala, a M
meter Klara Guerinova byl
1jedna ia sama osoba?'
'To samo by nepostacilo', od
Ipovedel hrabe usmevem, al
mann jeSte vice jinych svede
lctvi k potvrzeni vaseho'.
PAX jest to neco jineho. AL
!; proc Sc tax zajimate o ztoto5
neni Klary Guerinovy?'
, TO vam povim. Kdyz Klar
st Guerinova cd sveho otce zavl
zena roku 1888 Bourgvoisu {
a. pustila, byla v jinem stavu'.
ul 'Bohuzel!'
re 'klare narodilo Sc dite a
V zije podnes'.
'Zije?.' zvolal starec rozc
D. lene.
n 'Ano, pane Guerin, Klarin
~ dite, ktere jest nyni pani a m
nj Ease dite, plvabnou sedmn'
m ctiletou dceru'.
Iii Oci starcovy Sc zarosily. T,
a. dy', pravil, mann dive pranetei
Via ia to nevedel!'
e. Vase pranetere take nev
o. dl, ze mali Bourgvoisinu pr
70 ujce a stryce. Spatny osud pr
zu nasledoval Klaru po cely zivo
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Central1sace ceskych svobodo~
myslnych skol.
Konference Svazu svobodO-
myslnych, konana We dnech 20.
a 30. rijna v Ces. N. Sini, u
snasi Sc ma nasledujicim:
/. Veskere patronaty ces-
kych svobodomyslnych Skol
necht' spojeny jsou V jednom
ustrednim telese. TeleSo toto
melo by V pravomoci:
AZ prijimati a honorovati u
citele,
b. doplnovati skolni osnovu,
2. VeSkere patronaty podr-
zely by 81 svoji dosavadni pra-
vomoc, to Jest, stara1y by Sc
kazdy o sve vlastni mistni po-
treby, jako az dosud.
8. Vyzyvame proto. veskera
svobodomyslna telesa bez W.
jimky slozeni, by celou syoji ST.
lou zasadila Sc o to, by skol-
stvi nase postaveno bylo ma W.
81, ma jake ma byt vzhledem k
velikosti osady, jako jest osa-
da clevelandska.
| A. Vyzyvame dale vesker5
dstredni svobodomyslna telesa
by pi'istoupila "a cleny onohC
sdruzenl.
5. VeSkere poplatky spolko
We ma zaklade vyse uvedenehC
usneseni plynuly by do poklaC
my Sdruzeni ceskych svobodo
myslnych skol, tax ably melc
prostredky ku honorovani ma
seho ucitelstva a jinych nut
nych sill potrebnych k doplne
lni osnov SkOlnich.
| Narodni hrbitov, utulna a
sirotcinec.
Konference Sdruzeni svazV
svobodomyslnych, pofadan;
dne 20. a 80. Tfina 1921 v Ce
Ike narodni sini, uznavajfc po
trebu uskutecneni dlouho I'd
postradaneho podniku, Narod
4 niho hrbitova, usnasi Sc nasle
| dovne:
|. Necht' veSkera 1stredr
t6leSa podpdrnych vychoy
4 Inych iednot svobodomyslnyc
zvoli 81 kazd6 5clenny vybol
ktery by ma celem podniku l
cast bral.
2. Sirsi tento vybor, k zjec
noduseni prace, zvoli 81 re svt
no stredu vykonny vybor, kite
ry by pozustaval jednoho 81
ma kazdeho sucastneneho telt
sa.
3. Vybor omen ma "a povll
most:
az celou zalezitost po stral
ce finanCni a obchodni propr;
covati.
b) veskera usneseni sv
vSem sucastnenym tiskem p'
: davati.
A.. V podniku tomto zahrn
, ty budou nasledujici institute
a ktere postupne by Sc zarizov
! ly:
az Hrbitov,
b) obchod kv6tinarsky,
!, c) krematorium,
ii ID dtulna a sirotcinec.
: 5. Odporucujeme, by sho
o uvedeny vybor V case co ne
. kratsim tiskem vsechny jedn
y, tive sbory, fady, kluby a c
. lou ceskoslovenskou verejnC
! informoval.
/, Narcdni dan svobodmyslnyc
J. Konference Sdruzeni svaZ
d svobodomyslnych, konana
% dnech 20 a 80. fijna 1921
n Ces. Mar. SIM, usnasi Sc:
j. Jelikoz nase Skolstvi svot
o. domyslne ma zapotrebi fins
q chi podpory, nebot' poplat
nj spolkove nestaci ma hraze
e. vsech vydani, vydrzovan
ii iich spoJena, necht' koncem
IS stopadu 1921 vybirana je \
d. rodni dan svobodomyslnych
~ Clevelandu. Tato dan roZd6
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prijate ma konferenci Sdruze-
nj Svazu svobodomyslnych Y
Clevelandu.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
SHORT COVERING
ANDLOW MONEY
RATE Aid STOCKS
Denial That u. S. Steel
Plans Price Cut Also
Favorable Factor.
CLOSE NEAR BEST
Professionals Continue Taking
POT Shots" at Certain
Weaker Issues.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Week-cnd
covering on short commitments i'm
parted strength TO the stock market
today. A decline in the call money
rate to 6 per cent also contributed
to the Improvement, as did a denial
that the United States Steel Cor
poration proposed cutting prices a.
this time. Gains in the general list
ranged from a fraction to nearly
three points. the larger bettermen,s
being established by specialties. The
best prices for the session.
Professional traders continued to
take pot shots" at certain stocks
In which there exists a thin market
and in those that are cndeayorinr
to do some new financing This
"sharpshooting" is causing manv
people TO refrain from making new
commitments. inasmuch a. IN.
lame ducks" shot at are usually
those not expected to be attacked.
Receirership Was Expected.
Appointment of receivers for the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlsnfic
had been expected by railroad ex-
ecutives, although il took the insD-
cial district by surprise. The re-
ceivership is accepted as a move IN
the tight being waEed by the trans
portation companies to reduce wages
The announcement came about ten
minutes before the close Of the mar
ket and had insufficient time to reg
lister its effect on the railroad lis,
Persons who have been patiently
holding railroad shares in the hor..
OF seeing a revival in the market TO-
thos" securities became disgruntled
following publication Of the news.
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanfir
stock quickly declined two points
following the appointment n the
receivers and closed at the bottom
figure.
The quiet accumulation which has
been going on for months in Kan
sas City southern common came &C.
the surface today when that iSSu.
assumed a prominent position in tn.
railroad group by advancing ahoG;
a point.
Money In Good supply.
There was an increased supply -
call money on the floor Of the New,
York Stock Exchange When N"
rate dropped from to 6 per cent
there was from $4,000 900 TO s3.0OO-
900 in excess Of the demand for
funds.
Persons in position TO know what
is going on in connection with IL.
segregation plans being prepared by
the different coal-caryinC railroads
state with positiveness that tho L.
high Valley, plan will prove to b. "a
melon" for NShareholders and not a
lemon" as the Reading and South
ern Pacific plans are characterized.
Denial was made Of the report"
from Youngstown that the United
States Steel Corporation proposed
cutting prices.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
COTTONSEED OIL.
N. Y. Stock Exchange)

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Cottonseed
oil was easy. spot. $50 bid: crude.
500. sales. Futures: March. 65sa
6.65: April. 6.65a7.50: May. 745aI4S:
June, 7.50a7.70; July. 7.77a7SO: Au-
gust 7.soa7.92; September. s.loas.ll:
October, 7.9OaS.2s.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
LOCAL.

CIV. b. Hibbs a Co.. Hfbbs BIas-
Members wsshington Stock
Exchnnge.b
SALES
Washington Gas 5s, 500 at 70. $500 at 70.
500 at 20. $500 at 70.
Washington Railway Is. $1,000 at SOY.
81 900 at 59h. $1,000 at 59k.
Capital Traction, 10 at s.. 10 at s., 2
at s..
Washington Railway pfd. 25 ast 80, Is at
Sc, . at J6.
After Call
wsshington Gas TVS. $500 at 1904.
MerEenthsler Linotype, 1 at 12lL.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
Clearing House Assn.
Curbs Check Acceptances

As n matter of protection. the
Washiagton Clearing House As
ISOLATION has decreed that be-
ginning Tuesday. March 4. they
will not accept checks drawn On
any of the State banks of North
Carolina which are parties 10 the
suit now entered against the
Federal Reserve Bank OF Rich
mond which seeks to restraiB the
collection of checks drawn On
said state banks unless they are
permitted to deduct . collection
fee.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
SAVINGS DEPOSITS
HlDICATEADVANCE
over LAST PERIOD
A Gain of $1,319,191.1S Is
Shown in Compilation
Of Institutions.
OTHER LOCAL NOTES
Drury Makes Statement
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey's
New Idea; Toner, Director.

Depositary figures received from
savings banks in the District Of Co
lumbia indicate, for the period De-
cember % up to and including the
close of business on February 81. the
date Of the comptroller's last call, a
total gain Of sl.31s.1s1.so. contrasted
with a loss Of ,1.s73.ss4ss for the
preceding period.
Following Is 4 compilation OF saw
ings banks deposits for the two
dates In que Iion:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
Union Trust Correction.

Oficials of the Union Trust Com
pany yesterday advised that deposit
figures for their institution for Feb
ruary 81 and December 20 should
have read s5.621.19O.16 and S5,67s,-
ss3.3l, respectively.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
Comptroller Issues Weekly Statement
Regarding Bank Applications Granted

| Applications of
as =
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
COMPLETEN. Y. BOND SALES
tw b Hnss Hbss BIDS N.
. N. Y. Stock Excha.se>

NEW YORK Totai sales Les bonds
S and two
o. : =. y
security and the hgh low and closing prices given:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26
Toner Made Bank Director.

At a recent meeting of the board
of directors of Anacostia Bank, DR..
James Z. Toner. a supervisor Of st.
Elizabeth's Hospital, was appointed
a member of the directorate in place
Of DIR. Richard A. Pyles.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-26

STANDARD OIL.
200 Anglo Am OIL. IS -.
10 Prairie OIL q Gas. 4eJ
3Oe Stand OIL Ind new eeil so
10 Vacuum OIL ...... 3f5