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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

The very best time in
all the year to begin a
B u S mes SIS Training
Course is at the opening
of the Fall Term, Sep
TENDER a and 5. New
classes will be organized
in all departments.
You will be permitted
to make as rapid prog
ress as is consistent with
thorough work. When
you have finished your
course we shall put you
in touch with business
opportunities.
\ Phone for information
and catalog. ;.a.i
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
PERSONALS

Chas. Anderson. proprietor of Che secondhand store on Second street between Seward and Franklin, is at Che Dawes hospital suffering from a broken auIio which ho received last Saturday night whom ho fou from Che mwmil dock to tho beach
 Father A J. Roccau returned to Juneau Iaat Sunday Father Roccau has been u Seattle for some umo. While there hc underwent a serious operation at Che Providence hospital and at present h.s health is much Improved
 Judge James Wickorhum roiuru- cd t0 Juneau last Suulay ou tho Princess Mary from trip Co Tacoma. Judge Wickorham attended Che sci- sion Of Che court at KeichIhau and wont Co Tacome after IH adjourn mout
 Mr. and Mrs Thomas McMmlm who have been visiting iu thc state of Washington for Che past several wcobs. win rcuuru on Che steamer Queen due ths evening or tonight
 Pete Jelch. who has operated res- tauranu and made thcm ail pr an thc way from Dawson Co ke.ch kan. his most recent venture hc.ns In Che latter place. arrived Che iora part of the week and win make a trip to One westward iu he near iu- urc. lie may SO to Fairbanks
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
URGE CHANGE IN
 RETIREMENT ACT
Injustice Often Worked to Fired Federal Employees Taken Up
 With President

Washington. D C. To prevent further hardshIps Go upemuuatcd government employees an over the United satcs. who are daily hcIug dropped from Che service without amy provision tor the.r needy o.d aec because oi thc lack of am cNec- utyc order which H authorized in the civil service retirement law One president of thc National Federation of Federal Employees Lu.hcr c. Steward called upon President Hard ne at Che White House to urge tho immediate issuance ol such am cN- acuuvc order
 Because Che terms of thc existing civil service retirement law Include nniy Che so-cal'od "c.a.icl cm pIoyce Of Che government hoso coming within thc so.cHIled 'm- classified" group arc at present with. Oui th. benefits ol tne law. although thcy may have boou .u tlc service moro cham tho requisite number of ycra and may Ion beyond tho maNi- mum retirement age Of iN.
 "Tho thousands of a1-rII.d 'un- cIu.aGcd' employees .Hude thc n- borars charWomou and other among thc worry poorest paid ol al eoycru- mout workers and thesc arc tho most .oreIy au need ol ,n. benefits of .he retirement u.f." pudont Harding was informed by Mr. Steward. Among Che Instances cited to lrel- dent Harding were Jhosc of two su- neuuuuated chIrW0men who. after life time ol service cleaning thc buHducs of one of fhe Iuree eNcau- uyc departments n Washington. have been dropped from Che rolls without the slightest provision for their remaining yo1rs Aged mon. after service as long and continuous as Che service Of any of the so-caIlcd "clas.fed' employees who may be retired with Che benefits of Che act orc daily being swept glt oi their positions i'm Che wholesale reduction |. .|.||||..."H. ... .'' TIT. rcss many of these with dependents and moo means of support
 Tho retirement act authorizes the President by executive order upon recommendation Of tbo civil service commission to extend thc benefits to any group oi employees not classified at Che time Che act was passed. n is understood that thc commission uyors Che issuance of the executive ordcr
 Tho National Federation of Fed- oraI Employees whose membership hrouehout thc country is affected by Che distressing condition urges che issuance of Che order without luther delay
 The President indicates chat the matter would receive his carly at- teuuon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
NOTED CHARACTER ACTOR
 MAKES DEBUT AT PALACE

Oua Skinner greatest of American character actors. makes h's debut as screen star iu "Kpmet," Che smashing bit of two continents. at iHo Palace theatre Sunday matinee. The picture produced by Rohcrtsou- Cole as a supcr-spec.al, was directed by L1H.a J Cashier and is one of tnc most artistic photo-p.ays ever presented to Che public.
 Mr. skinner. who. on Che lce.t.- mate stage iu this country created tho principal rolc in "Kimot" that Of Uaii Che heemr. and played it before hundreds of thousands Of pco- pie. is pleased to believe Chat his .crcon version is hts greatest inter- prouuUu Of tho part Also Mr. skinner has declared that his screen portrayal Is his last appearance iu thc character
 While a'Way maintaining @ high
 standard u an pictures released. RoborH1n-Coie has. iu its prconta- uou of "Kmot" outstIppcd an previous efforts. Placed iu old Tur- k0y m As.a. iu Che city of Basdod. tho story gives many opportunities for richness of settings. Realizing Chat f1 duplicate and outdo the stage version of "Kismctf is was necessary to ro Che limit and embrace each and every one of thcse opportunities. hundreds of thousands of dollars wore spent in obtaining eXacttudc Of detail and perfection of setting.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
READ PAYS S25OOO TO
 ENGAGE HOUSE PETERS
"Hy special arraneomcut

"Hy special urrlugomCut
 These three words. Che cruN of am agreement between J Parker Read. Jr. Che producer .an1 House Peters motion picture lmm'nary represents to thc former am expenditure of f25- O10.
 For Mr. Peters. as au f'm-'oyers know. Is a star I'm his own right. and when hc was approached by J par ker Read Jr. Co play Che role of John Culbertson in "Thc Leopard Woman In which Louise Gaum ou0cts Che ut'e and stellar rolc he at drst domurred
 Ultimately. however. Che nature of Che part having oNertcd trcmeu- dous fascination for Che popular ac- tor hc consented Go play Che charac- Ger Tho agreement whereby Peters undertook thc engagement included Che expression "by special arrange ment' and .t has just become known that In addition to che lure of the magnificent part iu Stewart Whites novel, J Parker Read. Jr. further guaranteed Peters a bonus of S25- 0oO when he had completed his work iu this Associated Producers release.
 And so. 0t Che Palace theatre next Tuesday you win have thc opportu- nifty of viewing two of shadowluud s highest t-pr.ced players playing oppo- site each other
 Among House Peters latest star- ring vehicles are "Slk Husbands and Calico Wives. Maurice Tour neur's production oi "Thc Great Re- dccmcr and "lsobcL"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
Catholic Church

March '. TIrI sunday o. L.ut E.. Mass m t.r sisters Chapel
 N.... Low Mass and general .omuro. .r tr. Noune iHlc. of Che Parish
 I0... a m Hch Mas. and ser mon or n. Gn.n.. ol .He day.
 I.. SurIIE school and Hh.. ..a..
 r.. m E.H.E instruction and h.r...rnr
 NuI.. March e' r. of S. I..r. h... day 70. |...r.r Na tn t.. church -. >... ;. m. h.H.I. u.r m f.. s...e-t ...r.. .t ' p. m
 W.Hr..I.. ESQ m Ie..H Irf-u.u.. and u.r....IHr. > D. m. choir .....r.I
 FnU.. -.. m Way o. Tho .r.s. and H.rrI.HHn. mn meeting .. ..e I.I.. Altar snI.. in m. H.... club r..m Mn. N. mrr. H.. n. t.. Hn.f.-
 snr... N.r. fHt m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
MERCANTILE NAMES
 ARE CONFOUNDLNG
Interesting Expose of How Many Large Fur Houses Mislead
 and Deceive Patrons

Possibly it Is n knowledge of tho deception practiccd by big fur houses on Che outside chat cause many per sons who visit Alaska to buy fur hcre where they can sec it in its raw state and cou be assured Of what they are getting Tho following from George A. Kahin. counsel for Che Better Business Bureau of Sc- nttlo. win be read with interest by an who arc interested in and think they know something about furs che article having Go do with thc "mor- camille names" substituted for Che real ones
 Baltic lynx Belgian hare. Bear. Siberian Chinese goat Beayerotic dyed rabbit Chimes badger -raccoon dog Chino lynx Chinese goat or dog
 dyed.
 Chinese wolf dos
 Ciyot cat utUe striped skunk Cony leopard rabbit marked Go
 initiate leopard.
 Erm.uc French shoarcd white
 rabbit
 Fool leopard pony dyed and
 spotted
 Fox. Baltic white white Belgian
 hlrc
 Fox. Mauchur.on ManchwIm
 dog
 French leopard dyed rabbit and
 leopard marked
 French luN wildcat or dyed
 woll
 French mole muskrat shclrod. French wolf Russian dog or
 dyed siberian soat Marmot squirrel
 Martin black dyed skunk. rac-
 coon. or opossum.
 Martin skunk
 Martin. palm Asiauc cat Martin. Russian American opos
 sum-
 Moline rabbit shcared and dyed
 ukc mole
 Russian leopard hare dyed and
 marked leopard
 Russian lynx -hue dyed black. Russian wolf Siberian dog dyed. Sable Alaska natural skunk. Sable. Chinese - Siberian weasel
 dyed
 Seal bay dyed rabbit scaL electric sbcarcd and dyed
 rabbit
 scal French dyed rabbit clipped.
 piucked.
 South American beaver natural
 uulra a rat two feet long The recent conference of Better Business Bureau representatives at Denver felt it should begin with Che most notorious y.oIotors the people who seu lurs. In Port Wayne 0rm has already begun Go telr down Che ramIGcd misrepresentation which have become almost logiumlt.zcd by usage In Che ur business lt adycr- uscs. "Au Fuu Are Sold Under Their True Names The result has been that th's firm has Increased its business tremendously and chat other dealers Iu Che town are following Che lcad
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
ESTEBETH CONTINUES
 ON TRANCE ROUTE

cant J. " Davis. owner of Che r..I boat E...uth. has been notified ur fte Post OMOo Department at W.shIrem fnat Che recent contract awarded nm for carrying mail on m. Imcu. .S..eWuy and Jno1u- st.a routes |. or such nature and term. rnt the Estcbetb win ,uIuN .nc requirements She wil ihere- fore. continue u. during Che past ...rIr four years.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
SURVEY BOAT OvEBHAULED

The Biological Survey boat Regal is being oycrhau'ed. new bu'khoada arc bc.ne put iu. her old engine hu boon removed and bids have boon called for to build new cnr.uc bod for Che new aO-h. p. engine which has boon ordered and should he shipped aoon. When finished tho Roem win bc one of tho fastest and most comfortable small boats in Southeastern AIusku
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
M RErRE FROM BUsMEss

Tho Consumor Protective Amocl- alton has made am assignment for Che benefit of its creditors. The so- attle Morchants' Association was named as Che principal creditor Tho Consumers store was closed Thurs day morning and win not Doc opened until further notice according to a statement made by Che secretary oi Che association
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
LARCENY CHARGED

J. White md w. Brown were ar- rested last Saturday night on @ war rant sworn Go by Cash Cole. charg- ing them with having stolen plate gIlss windows and other articles At the preliminary examination held
 Tuesday before the u. s. commits soucr thcy waived making any statement and were bound over Go tho federal grand jury Bail was furnished In Che sum of $500 each.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
CRUSHED FOOT AEPUrArED

Iron StromVos am employee Of Che Alaska Juneau mine. received 9
 serious Injury Wednesday morning when a large rock foil badly crueh- ing h.s lcft foot and bru.s.ug Che uehl He was immediately taken Co st Auus hospital and pr pieg am- nutatcd tho foot two inches above Inc auNo ioiut No other part of hiH body except Ono feet was injured and he is now resting easily.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
JAIL UNATTRACTIVE
 TO OLAF BREDLIE

Through his attorney n. F. Mor- ton. olaf Brcdie has appealed from lhc decision and sentence Of u. &. Commissioner v IA Paine who ou Monday gave Brodlic siN months in ial on his conviction of having vio- lated Che prohibition law. An ap- ncll bond was put and Brodne is 1t liberty pending Che outcome Of thc appeal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
mn snenee Chnreh

Services arc held every Sunday ai n a. m. In Che church of Chris tuu Science Society of Juneau. on rth Street between Main and Sow ard Streets Tho subject Sunday win be "Nauey
 Sunday school at 12.15 D. m.
 "Wednesday Testimonial meeting nt s.f5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. ualony Block Open daIy except Sundays and holidays. from e.30 Co { and 8 to 9 D. m. Wednesday evenings from 2 Go s o'clock.
 Tho public ls cordially invited Co attend tbcso services and visit Che Reading Room
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
N.-LoII.- M M.

SrrI.r morning worship a. IT, suhIe.t immortality.
 surlar ..Hu.. Ht I..I'. Some thing worth while ever, Sunday don't miss to-
 Junior LoaeHc ut f.sU MT Tom Hau.u.I be Che 'elI.r We lrc have Iue s0me worry .uter.s-.re meetings uI.h Ino Eoun. folk.
 ruh.. worship Ht l|. Subject. .seyen Rule. for Daily L.tue Any ou. m question uhon. i'.r aH.N Christian ufa should attend .Hia ..r.... E..rl0n. welcome
 w. N Allen. Pastor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
STEVENS RETURNING

Ray n. stovons. who has spent Che past two months with his wifo and daughter in California. is D return ing passenger on tho steamer Vic- lorIa. due hero late tomorrow or early Monday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church
TH0V G ' UTUI0I


 Morning worship at ll.Oo. Sub Iclt "Chdst Che Fiut-Fru.ts. Dr. s Hau Young win deliver One ser- mon. I'm another week nr Young win depart tor several weeks Hear him th.s service
 Bible school at i2.l5.
 Sunday school 1t rhlnc a.i'.
 Evening worship at >.HU. Sub Icct Comfort tn the struggle for Truth
 Cottage prayer service and Bible auIv at thr NIusc ou Wednesday evening at N.UU.
 Rev. E L Wnlerher-or O. Che Presbyterian church of Ssasnly Is iu thc city and uili preach Sunday mrrnue March cf.
 "I was euf when they a.i unto me .ot us -o into Che house ol Che Lord
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

Visit Dr. P. L. Coddard's famous sauitar.um where there is every comfort Rates S3 per day and-up. The waters Of tho siua Hot Springs are ufe-rIvIng and hoalth-proscry.ng
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Annunciation. holy day of devotion. Mass at S.3O a. m. m Che church. henodicuon at 2 D. m. iu Che Sisters chapel
 Masses ou week days 6 @. m. in Sisters chapel and S.30 iu Che Bish- ops chapel
 Next Sunday General communion for Che children of tbo parish.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
NO SERVICES TOMORROW

Owing to Che iudisposiuou of Rev.. Uca. there win be uo services 'in Holy Trinity church here tomorrow .r ut ST. Lukes at Douglas.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

"l thought you had broken your engagement with Charlie"
 "l did. but you see his father sent him S5.OOO and"
 "I see.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

"Whon woman Is In love she acts like a fool"
 Maybe but whom a man is In love ], isn't altogether acting.'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

WANTED Clean cotton rags The S.r0'lors Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
CHURCH INSPECTION

Dr. $ MU Young loft Juneau u.r.r night m rhc Estche'1 for Ur.. nul SaH-WHr. where he Ni'l ..-. tHe Pr. hr.erm church. on his ...f .r.u O. Inspection 1s supcr.nten- I.t of he Presbyterian Board Of T.m. Mi m Alaska Dr. Young r'.n. to attend tlc convention or ... Pioneers nl Alaska ut Nc.chhan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

.u.. making a mountain out %. m...h'I
 .I ... G..fu. mp summer pros.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to ren- ovate old pieces.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
SIMMONS

SUPREME COURT. ORANGE COUNTY.
which the Plaintiff designates the p,aoa
ALICE Z. SAVER. Plaintiff. agains, An
THONY E. STIIGER and NARY Still
GER, his wife (caled Mary. her real fire..
name being unknown 10 the PLAINTIFF DAVID
CONKLIN and HOWARD II. GuNpEy.
Defendants. SUMMONS.
TO the above named Defer fants.
YOC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO er-
swer the complain in thia action. and .c
serve q copy OF your answer or, II the COM
plant is NOT served With the summons To
serve notice Of appearance on the Plain
ttffs Attorneys within twenty days afssf
the service Of this summons. exclusive. or
the day Of service In OF your failure
to appear. or answer. Judgment will be taken.
against you by default for the RELIEF de-
naanded In the complaint.
Dated. November LIST. 1921.
JOSEPH ". and PERCY V. D. GorT, Plain
tif's Attorneys. Post Office and Of.ics
address Goshen. Orange County, n. y. x
To the Defendants Anthony, y; Stilser end
reai first name being unknown plaintiff,
The foregoing summons Is served upon. yoo-
BY publication. pursuant 10 order OF Her,
A. Fl. r. Seeeer. Justice OF the Suprer,s.
Court. dated January 2lst, 1922. and n.ed
with the complaint in the Office of tho CierA.
OF Orange County at Goshen, \. " and thia-
action is brought to recover "A Judgment o.
foEeclosure OF TWO mortgages upon premises
situated In tho Town OF Goshen. Orange.
S1nhsy ,e5sl0nsins to tho dstsndans
acres. more or less. described in a doed re-
corded In Orange County Clerks ONCE &.
Book $50, page All, and affects TIE title 90 l
and the possession ,ss ana enjoyment Of sei9
Dated Goshen. n. Y. January 23rd fsee...
j. w D. p V. D. COTT -...
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Goshen. NJ. T.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

W. WITH Et.
The approximate amour. Of tho ifen oe
charge. to satisfy which the above de.
scrtbed property Is to be sold. Is 37.473.<s.
with interest on $s.s2s.4s from January
Of February, 1922. torcther with costs
and allowances amounting to Saoe.ls. With
interest from February lst, 1922, t6-sethef
with the expenses OF the eale. The ap-
prox.mete amount OF the taxes. assess-
mcnts and water rates. or other liens.
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
the Referee 10 $40 and interest.
Said premises Will be sold subject to the
lien of q first mortgage on which there 10
interest thereon and subject to the lien
of a second mortgage on which there 10
interest thereon.
Dated New York. February and, 1892.
BERNARD l.. SHIENTAG. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

In accordance with the provisions Of
Jaw. there being due and unpaid charges.
tor which the undersigned T. NJ. Stewart.
10 entitled to lion, warehouseman, on
tho goods hereinafter described. and due
nnot,ce having been given TO al parties
tho time specinsd in such notice for pay
ment Of such charges having expired. there
W W ms.. ~ sold at public nuctien at No +ss-
1892, at 1890 A. M, the following prop
crty, to wit.
carpcts Rugs. Oriental Rugs. as enur,'er-
this warehouse and held for the accounts
Mrs 2. BAcHE. two crex rugs. Mrs l..
piece OF velvet carpet. Mrs. BRADY, two
BRUSSELS carpet rugs Mrs. M. CARNET.
.. cne se,,l yslvet carpet rug; Mrs IsABEL F.
A.: w. CLAPP, ono Administer rug. ono
Wilton carpet Mrs. X. 9. CLARK. eight
e1nns eaTns raF M[' Aun n"pF pFSo E1nc
TRIO APPLIANCE co, six velvet carpet
rugs Mrs y; FINKELMAN. one velvet
Axminster carpet rugs. ono Wilton carpet
rug Mrs r. j. TITZs1MMoNs. twelve
ps sve' G.Tpst' one pses Of Brussels
Johnston. ono velvet carpet rug. one
Ms * t9 on Fuss
pets Mrs NJ KELLER. one velvet carpet
rug. Mrs. 3. LANDsMAN. four imported
.uEs' seven "lIton carpets hlrs J. LAZ-
LEONARD, one Brussels carpet. Mrs c.
r. LEWIS. one Administer carpet rug, one
Smyrna rug. Mrs. B j. MArCABS ono
imported rug. Mrs. McGOVERN ono AK
minister carpet rug. four Brussels carpets.
Mrs. J. MESSMER. ono brussels carpet
rug. Mrs. G. NJ. MOEN ono Brussels car
ret rug sIr. THOMAS MOYNAN. thirteen
wilton carpeto. SIX Administer carpet rugs,
twelve pieces OF velvet carpet. one Brussels
carpet. one couch cover. three Smyrna
rugs. three imported rugs. Mr.. JOSEPH
MCRPHY, one Wilton carpet rug. Mr.. A.
a. NEtS, one velvet carpet rug. Mrs.
ARTHUR R1GBY. one velvet carpet rug.
'hreH y G,,,> AXminster carpet rugs. Mrs. S.
gelvet carpet. Mrs: II SANGER, three
smyrna rugs. two Brussels carpets Mrs.
j. +. SCHlPPER. one Administer carpet
rug, one velvet carpet. Mrs SHERIDAN.
one Brussels carpet Mrs. NJ. SMITH. one
Smyrna rug. Mrs ALEXANDER STEIN
brusseis carpets. Mrs. NJ. STEPHENS
one velvet carpet rug one Administer car
pet rug. Mr.. j. N. STETART. ono I'M
ported rug. Mrs. c. STEWART one Brus-
sells carpet rug. velvet carpet rug MI
W. H.. THOMAS. one Wilton carpet rug
Mrs Mrs J. TRACY ono velvst carpet rug
Mrs. f. Q. TREHARNE. one Administer
ster carpet rug. two Wilton carpet rugs
Mrs: J. YOUNG. one Administer carpet rug
u All being now stored with said r. NJ
Hte"art IN his warehouse and all to be
more specifically announced and described
nj t!me OF said sale. The goods will be on
T. NJ. STEWART.
NO. 438-44a WEST 51sT STREET.
ieoruary nth, 1922. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
reserve Systems
Ratio Registers
A Slight Increase
Il Reserves Increased by
sl5.OOO,OO0; Bill Hold.
;nss Drop S43,O0O.OOO
Il Y. Bank Ratio Up = Go

s-erease Of almost S15.0o0.000 in
y - .sseryes aud a decrease of moro
,u sls coo 900 in bill holdings oper-
- nroduce the slight rise in the
90 The Federal Reserve system, n.
,lssed hy the statement of condi-
issued yesterday. The recovery
s..Sed from 76.l to 76.d per cent. A
..s~ablc change occurred IN the ra-
sfe New York Federal Reserve
- which advanced from sl.7 to sl.9
X f., 81 reserves OF TIE system. owing
w. s...,ine Of 81 100000 in legal tender
s;'ve- etc. gained only $4,000
&. the chief decline in bill holdings
Ns..ed m the rediscounts Of bills Sc
YIN -: hv government obligations, which
;,sa y .,nr, ~ ss6i .qO6.o00 to S327.6A1.0 900.
El Ellr,evcial s,si discounts dropped less
sn'As ~ e. 600 900. Bills bought in the
E.n ~srket declined from $o4,255 900
'e,, re ss7 coo. On the side OF !iabili-
IN, ~ reserve account Of member
SKIS continued to rise, gong from
.-d IA sss 600 to Sl,744 $50 900. Circu-
..;on =. increased from s2.l66,l 10000 to
: TSn 10 principal change in the New York
~ ~ nosition was thc falling off Of
'ma '%A ~ hand from S193,l79, 900 to $780,
x Z: Ise, reversing the trend Of the pre-
H. week. Commercial discounts sd-
|,rred from S4f.3s5.0o0 to s54,431 ,092,
-. decreases in bills secured by gov
..ment obligations and bills pur-
...sd in the open market more than
ssst this. The decline in the former
..n vas attributable TO greater as
,sila.ion Of the recently issued Treas
- short-tern, notes. Circulation in
Z: district increased s6.o0o,ooo.