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Evening star., 1924-03-09

GOOD SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE REA-
sonAbly well locafted, northeast or northwest.
Address Box 2lS-R, Star office.
GOOD EIGHT on TEN ROOM HOUSE
Give street number Address Box 283-t,, star
Office
Evening star., 1924-03-09

WISH TO PURCHASE DETACHED HOME
in Chevy Chase, one with q large living room
and preferably sleeping rooms: price from
$1,000 to 100000. Address Box 247-P, star
Evening star., 1924-03-09
WANTED-SUMMER CAMPS.
OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE

wANTED-A CAMP on CAMP SITE o
upper Potomac: viii buy or rent Addre'
Box 1...-P. Siar Office %
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PETWORTH.
Open for Inspection.

PETWORTH.
Open for Inspection.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
1873 4t1 1T. NV.
NEW DUNCAN HONE.
! MUST BE SOLD TODAY.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE.
Inspect and Make Us An Ofer.
Four months old, one block from bus and
ear line; hot-water heat. electric lights, hard
wood floors, large front and double rear
porcbes: new double garage; nice yard 10
paved alley. Very attractive price and terms.
STROHECKER & METZLER.
Main $50. Ind Floor. Continental Trust Bldg
Sundays and Evenings. Adams $50.
MOUNT PLEAsANT- :.
lust completed.
1147 Irving ST. n.w.
9 large rooms.
sleeping porches.
baths.
Fireplace.
Garage.
Ii Attic.
lHOak noofs
Automatic water heater.
1pPLY TO YOUR OWN BROKER
THRIFT Gsf.De. CO..
Bntsa Trust Bldg- Main 10.
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University Of Washington
AlumHdc Reception

College Night. the annual reception
held by The University o. Washing
ton alumu1- for women from uniyrr.
stiles and colleges ihruout the United
States. viii be held at the Eymna.
stun. on the University % Washing,
ton campus. Friday evening, Soyrm.
her n. % o'clock
This year the reception viii be mug
m ntcd by n vaudeville. opening at .
o'clock. which includes the produc
ton o. The Little Man" Gals.
worthy hy the Womtua University
club players. Miss Frances Eohlcr
Of the Cornish school. dansruse. a
song and dance act by Misses Mar
Earet and Dorothy HaEer. David
Buruham. yioliulat. Charles and
Helen Crouch in novelty songs; Mrs.
Edward LefridEe in native Indian
songs, and n male quartet
Mrs Edward Taylor chairman Of
the committee. is assisted By q
group % nifty university women IN
making preparations for College
Night Booths represented by mem.
beers OF over 100 colleges are being
arranged 10 afford means Of bscam,
ing acquainted
simultaneously with women's Col,
lego Night. university men will hold
similar function. also on tho
cumpus
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Music
Spargur Quartet
Concert Pleases


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fhH IaaaI musical -aHnn and fhflr
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. hE HH#@rna au sFuu rite mr which
raiIHH.I proved Ifrrlf "a TaFuufr.
Tho closing uumnrr Quartet o.
flaf Major Opus o. $50 O. bg
. luarrH Haydn ahrHr music r. noted
Tor Ifs drIFh'mi melodies and pure.
U,sa az style. aa7 given O. superb
Interpretation. and won msrItsi ap.
/ r.aura Az an encore. "Eir Roger
. ds ruFrrIy" bE Frank Bridges. wa-
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
Orthopedic Shops

! Mrs George W. Lennon VIII be
hostes5 for Ald auxiliary on Friday
AZ the Orthopsdic lunch room, "a
Columbia 81. assisted BY Mrs, Frank
S. Dryg. Mrs. silas 4. BrIgEs, Mrs
y p Carmen. Mrs james r. Marks
AIRS. Y. r. D. Lat. Mrs A. o.. Lar,
son. Mrs Alexander Mcdonald, Mrs.
j. r. johnson. Mrs g. Harder Sis
2. P. Bliss, Mrs Frank d. Plumb
Mrs ". s. Todd. Mrs C. r. Closer.
Mrs Jack Wallinzford. Mrs Alex.
snder Msister, Mrs Charles ". Gaff.
ner and Mrs 3. y Dobbs
Tho Pythian Sisters will be IN
charge all day Friday AZ the Thrift
Shop.
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John Sutthoff 10 We'd
BcNiHghdn Girl

Mrs Fruvlga &C. Riley q Bsu
rFHam has issued Invitations 90 the
marriage % Der daughter. Marjorie.
ra Nr John Russell su,ihufr son ~
N~ ana Mr John HEMP sutthuft 81
Seattle REV Father u5urtt will
read thr srr,Ire aa Saturday morn.
Hr NayFmtbr 1s. ht I1 o'clock. boa
fnr church az me Assumption nsu
HElEm
Miss HrftF Riley viii b. her sis
frrH only attendant. and ATT phup
bronson % Seattle viii ts hest man
N.sT Rilry viii rs given tn marriage
Hy her brother Mr Fruvick RILEY
The ushsrs are tg o. Mt Charles
Srtr.t and Nj kenneth Milton Of
HFllIugham AR Prank Carroll oi
Seattle and Mr Donald NrAuhy ui
Vancouver. ~ a.
Following fHr ceremony there win
d. a reception at the HsunvH1m
Country ciub
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Personal

&c. and STA George TT En.rr rf
Concord rs o.. rIH arrive IH fHau
December . fH rUHrH uHHrH aH
fHg house FHHHfs O. their HHH HHg
fHHrhttrIn Iau VI HnH Mro, lIam
alton e. UaIf.
Mr and Hr NFua EanI uaFIsa
He receiving H.nErafuHrHHH upon
'Ha birch ~ daughter %Hrfmlrr
o. sf che virginia Haruu haI.IaI
Sire nsr.wuz Pope GrrrTH $50
ENauI sailed WrdarHHF from EuE
land with &c. aG1 SIR Alexander
taHHr frr Sos YarE vH.Tr rHa uEH
toNu Err mother Mu Alexander
MrrUan. aud return ta ssaff.r wiH
Hrr ia lpruI fnH hH..laT
Mr end Sire Robert uHHHufh
EauH Painter goo receiving coon
rmtuIalHuH un iHr birth az ron
lH SEES YnlE rHs nH NnFrmn.r lH
Wr end MrH curtis Sargent Hua
tso children SIN motor tH Portland
uFKt nrrE iu rrmgIH over Inr HrHf
fnd
Mu David WhHrHmH ia rEuTntr.
home saturday from visit of HTH
srll uftHH Dob California
Str and MrH Henry % Phillips
returned "Wednesday from "a rHur'
tUr fU NaHHuufsr d. g.
Miss Gertrude MUI.ErhrTu hlIH
Nrml aud Mlss Louise ruHIrF rr
turned TUESDAY from Zoe Angeles
whore thsf h1E. been visiting Co..
Iau months
Mu Gerald u.EuI win IsaTs $50
.NrmurF "a Tor San FRANCHISE Geo FIsI'
/ Err mother. Mr. G.. O. Walter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20

Mw Harley Hilton Mr. and Mrs
ChaH w0rsiIs, Mr and Mu DAME
DCaunr.L Mr and STR Alex Kaysl
aud Sc and Mru Daniel Eurh
knights of Columbus Or. T.
Roger Duuham Harry Dressed. %
ward sHrrbaH. Th0s J. HruIsr.el
.aHI Pred ~ Bugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
Dinner Parties Before
Junior Dance

Preceding the Junior club dance
o. the Sunset club next "Wednesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs james Gar
field Eddy o. Everett viii be- hosts
o. a dinner % he given AZ The Rainier
club.
other dinners before the dance ia.
cludc one by Mr. and Mrs Harry
Glenn Subbs at their home. with
covers placed f1r ten a small dinner
~ Mr.. and Mrs Henry . Philips
o. their home. and a dinner o. ten
covers Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence AT.
mold viii give no their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20

Doesn't hurt one BIT Drop a l.t
ilc "Frcezpnc' ON an aching corn,
instantly that corn stops hurting,
then shortly you lft It right of
with fingers.
Your druggist Eells a tiny bottle
Of "Fwezouo" for n fcw cents. sui.
neient to remove every hard corn.
soft corn, or corn between tho toes.
and tho foot calluHcz. without sore.
ness or irritation Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20

Az the opening dinner dance A.
tre Olympic hotel saturday ryrnIns
December 6 Mr ana Mrs o. d.
Merrill viii be hosts Ia EuuR uf
friends.
Mt and Mis- William H1ieUm viii
entertain 40 their table Mr and Mr.
Earl Jamison. Mr ana Mrs samuel
Russell and Mt and Mas ID Hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
NORTH END GUILD

The North End guild Of the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital will hold
It's monthly meeting az tho horno Of
Mrs. a. Y. Bentley. 1921 Ashworth
st.. Friday, November 81 Mra.
Frederic Hall white will speak at II
q m. All members urged TO be pres.
on'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
Bible Literatnre Class

Friday morning. az 1880 o'clock
~ tho women's University club. the
Bible literature class Will meet 20
study the Book % Hosea. With Mrs
Edward Allen leading m. discus
sion.
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assistants Chosen
for Tea

Az Mrs william Michael usheas
fsa en- WrHrr=IaF afternoon. De-
rmrrr g. Ir compliment ta Miss
Nairs st1IJrnrrrF a urgrmuer bride
9,rri Mrs g. d. . sf7IIfnrrrs and
Mrs lewis stanton vu ne n the
Teit.UE lur-
NHH Allison r. Wanamakrr Mrs
Merle Denny Nu chester tat.maf
ana Miss Jean FaE sin alter
nate az the Tea table assisted rs
Mrs raruin EusrunE Mrs John
Dudley Roberts Mira Paul pieutt
Mrs Hush Purcell Miss Amy Nun
Har Miss kafia sta'frutFE end
Ml-s GsFJmIa Lewis
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AIRS. Parsons wa
Commitment Miss FdY

Mrs Reginald H Parsons H rNr
tending invitations 90 "a iugeHren
o. the University club on Tues
day afternoon. nrcTmhrr g in CONE
Ylment 90 Miss Helen EaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
WHITFIELD HEIGnTs cLrn

The regular bI-mouthly meeting Of
the whittier Heights Improvement
Club will be held in the Whittier
school. West 18th ~ and 14th ave
". W.. on Friday evening, November
81, AZ 3 O'Clock.
4 member Of tho Good win Society
will speak. after which an entertain
mout will be given and refreshments
be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
ANNUAL BAZAAR AND
DINNER

The W0Hlza's auxiliary u Al
saints church viii hold their annual
bazlar and dinner on Friday. Noyrms
Der n. az The Lakeside clubhouse
The b1r1hr viii open % .. m. sud
dinner win be- served from 8 20 s y.
IN. followed bv dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
INTERPLAY rr-A

INTERPLAY rsTrA viii hold rps
sial evening meeting In the lunch
room az tho school on Friday. No
gsmi-r %. - O'Clock, There Wgi
be- short addresses by good speakers
and music both vocal and iuslu
mental Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20

Dean Howard T. Lewis will speak
e. Russian labor and Politics" in
the next lecture In his series on cur.
rent events az the Sunset club on
Monday morning, November g, az n
o'clock.
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Council WIN Sponsor
Concert

The Diocesan Council Of the Catholic
Women viii present Cathal OHryur.
the wandering Irish minstrel in a
song lecture recital ThurIay even.
inr. November 20. al Sl6 o'clock. lu
Holy Names auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
Broadway Guild to
Assemble

broadway guild of me ChIldrsBH
Orthopedlc hospital will meet Friday
afternoon az o'clock af The home
% Mrs Wallace Green Collins, 1917
EalnMI lEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
COUNTY HIVE TO
BIZ FORMED

The Hives Of the Ladies' Of the
Aaccabees from Boquiam. Aberdeen.
Tacoma, Seattle, Kirkland. Everett.
Bellingham and Lyman will meet nj
Woog's hall, 18th and Market, Bal.
lard, Friday, November n. at 10
a. m, for tho purpose Of forming a
County Hive association. All visiting
npembers invited 70 attend. Take
irs No. 8. q or % and get or at
Market 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
SOCIAL CIRCLE

The social circle Of West Seattle
Chapter. o. r. 8. will entertain with
card party on Friday evening.
November p. at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments Al Eastern Stars and friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
WOMEN or MoosEuEARr
.LEGInN

Women of Moorr hr5r,sLsE,on will
have ifa annual bazaar Friday. No.
yembsr 20. Bt . o. m. In Moose
temple A chicken dinner viii be
served from Gao 90 Tg0 o IN.
Dancing ut $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
Wonen's Clubs
PENNSYLVANIA

PksNNST LNANIA
STUDY CLUB
Tho Pennsylvania study club Will
hold its next regular meeting, which
viii be a Christmas bazaar. on Fri.
day. November Il. ~ the Federated
clubhouse. Tho hosteHses for tho oc.
CASTOR will be- Mrs. Harriet Stein,
Mrs. Othello Carrier. Mrs. Louise
Sampson.
4 Northwest products luncheon
win be served AZ 1890 o'clock. Each
member Is privileged 10 invite one
guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
THANKSGIVING Dinner

\ Mr. and Mrs Frederic strive will
ssHtsrtaln with a dinner q ten COW
srs al their home on Thanksgiving
day
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lCoTERIE CLUB

COT EIIII ITIW
Tho CotsHr club will meet Friday.
November zl. at tho Gamma Phi
Beta house. 1919 18th ave n T.
Program consists % vocal solos by
Mr. n 70 RFnshaw. talk on "Cur
rent Events "a Home. b. Mfa. O.
% nodd7 and STERLING Reed Eau.
caiioual Bul." by SIR. 4. y Ioyrit
Executive ba8A meets az lao
O'Clock.
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The regular monthly meeting Of
Van AEselt r-TaA will BE- held Fri.
day. November Fl, az fa1 %. M
Mr. Julian o. Matthews and Mr r.
H. Cole viii BE- tho speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
No Better Cook Than You
because 1t Jells Well

No guess work, if you please,
when you use Jell-well. And
there can be no better cook than
you, for Jcll-wcll JeH Weli-
and quickly.
We insure this by using only
the purest gelatine obtainablc.
Try Jell-well-and note its
favory fragrance when the hot
water is added.
Crystal clear, colorful, trans
parent, Jell-well is delightful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
BAcK TO scHooL NIGur

4
The Ballard high school and the
PareutTcachcr association are
holding their Back 10 School,
night on Friday evening. November
n, at 73O O'Clock.
From 7:f5 p. m, to Q p. m. the
parents will be given an opportunity
70 meet the teachers and 10 visit
the clasarooma.
~ p. m. the following pro.
gram will be given.
Vocal colo. Mr.. Frank Moulton
accompanied by Miss Kathleen
Munro; address. Education" Mr..
Lew" b. schweIIenbach: harp solo.
MRS. 0. + Kriegcri talk by Mrs
J. w. Sumeran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
EENTON TEIENDsTITp GLUE

sexton Friendship club will meet
Friday, November 81. a. i3 O'Clock.
ai The home ot Miss Emma Lincoln,
1929 Queen Anne ave. Take =. Queen
Anne chr and got on AZ Crockett ii,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
SEATTLE POST

Members Of the American LEGION
'hnziIIary to Seattle spost. No. ~,
VIII meet at ib3 y. 5sih a.. on Fri.
gay November a. 10 spend the
day sewing articles for tho Christ.
mas snlc which the AUXILIARY plans
10 hold early next month. A light
luncheon VIII be- provided by tho
hostesses. Mrs. Jennie Carr snd
Mrs. George r. Foster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
STEVENS w u G.

Stevens W r. G. will hold it's
monthly social In NgtcrBuE hall.
Armory. Friday. November a. There
will hr "a MONDAY luncheon and "A
g O'Clock dinner followed by mill
tHry whist.
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Note My
Special Osfer
and Coupon
Below

treat on any table. Full-favored,
delicious-it appeals to every
one of the family.
The surest way we know to make
simple meals attractive, and the most
healthful dessert after hearty dinner.
Easily prepared, too. Red-Box Jell-wcll
admits Of no failures
Your grocer has Jell-well Ask him
for any of the six luscious Aavors. Specify
Rcd-Box Jell-wcll-your assurance of a
successful dessert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-20
ANNUAL BAZAAR

Th~ Ladies' Ala society % the
PHInnsy Ridge Lutheran church
win have To- annual bazaar on FRI
iay evening November 90, af 10Th
and Phlnury ave.
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LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Ladies n the Golden North will
give n card party Friday. November
20, M 3 %. IN. ~ l8glH First ave.
NiaHkanB and friends welcome
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nasrar aana.ru#ar rHrgag o.
H aHHIHrfaH.
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10 MINIMIZE HNIaE
The MotherF club o. ri Sigma
Gamma viii hold N uImm1gr sale
Friday, November ~ % zoos First
ave.
- r. DAY PIT. A.
- r. Day PIT A. viii meet
Friday evening. November Il, 81 S
p. m. at the school auditorium. An
interesting program in observance
of National Education week will he
given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-07
STOCK LETTERS

NEW YORK, March 6.-The short in terest appeared nervous at the opening and substantial gains were soon record ed in American Can, United States Steel, General Electric and Baldwin. Houses with Florida connections were large buyers, which indicates some of the big operators may have changed their opinion on the market.
 Motors were fairly strong, with Stu debaker in the lead.
 Associated Dry Goods reached a new high, 96A. Chesapeake and Ohio has been we'll bought on all recent declines in anticipation of a higher dividend rate, to say nothing of the speculative possibilities contained in merger possi7 Utilities with Nickelplate.
 Tobacco Products advanced in re- sponse to the annual report of United Cigar Stores, which showed earnings of more than $13 a share. Oil shares main tained a strong tone with Pacific Oil and Phillips Petroleum continuing in good demand. Pan-Americans just about held their own. Colorado Fuel and Iron, which is generally pretty much of a laggard, displayed signs of life, crossing 30. The market was again largely professional, and during the middle of the day there were reactions here and there, but good buying was noted on all recessions. Toward the close profit taking caused some slight selling at prices slightly under the highs of the day. Northern Pacific gains further in response to the decla-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-07
THE WEATHER
Melther

.1ss 4 Weather
 Lcuisisna: Friday and Saturday gem . Arkansas: Friday.-fsIr. colder: satur- s Oklshona: Friday and Saturday partly
 East Texas: Friday generally fair; Sat- urdsy partly cloudy. West Texas: Friday and Saturday part ly cloudy to cloudy.
 virsfnia: Rain followed by clearing and colder Friday; Saturday, fair and cold. North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia Tennessee and Kentucky: Fair and colder Friday; Saturday fair
 Florida. Alabama and Mississippi Fair and cooler Friday; Saturday. fair.
 Winds East Gulf: Moderate Northwest: weather clearing Friday.
 West Golf: Modsrate northeriy and weather fair Friday.
 Moderate to fresh easteriy except north east over extreme south portion; weath- CT fair Friday except showers over ex- treme northwest portion.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate to fresh easterly shifting to west and north west Friday night; unsettled weather with probably rain Friday. s Hattefas to Florida Straits: Moderate vest and northwest; weather clearing
 summary of observations made at .tas tions of the United States weather bureau during the 24 hours ending at D. m.. s9th meridian time, March G. 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-07
FEDERAL RESERVE
 BANK STATEMENT

WABHTNGTDN, March &--GmmbireaH resources and niatiItfies Gif tdhe 12 haHfL eral reserve banks mt t1te ailUae Gf fbirEii- ness March 5 wHre uaspUTtad tsufiRihi by the federal ueserwe bnHrtB, ans nsril- lows:
 Resources-eEold with dsflnrnll uaHarva agents, $2,g5a, ,388gaaG; s6ln nsfianutatun fund with B. s. dreRsuyy, FIR ,aA2 lHa1 gold held exclusively aEHimat nnfiHrRl reserve notes, $2IngR HaAMBR; gdln sHtt- tleuant fund wiifh fall1ral uszzHrv9 board, &644s s6R4 DDG; EIId Rnh enln uHr- tificates held by Thnnlzz, HEzR ABlWMs; thu tai gold rssHrwnH, M1RIHREBHG; n4- serves other fhRn BIld, E1BRDHANNis ttD- tRl reserves. $2Z22K22BBn; mpnuHsEswse cash, s48 116D10. BiIls dfianulmtHfE: ER- BIO, 1000; tota1 bills disuuuatHd, SziHR .E1R ;- 900; bills bought i'm qpnn mnriiaat, %2iH;- 737,000. Dmfted $tEtes HDxannmHnt ase- curitieg: Bonds, $1RKzlNBD; ttruRHlny notes, E130, 0,247g009; nHrtintratHs GR i'm debtsdnsss. SER quo; .ttntal U. &. RuRt- ernmsnt secrrftieR, E1K2WGRWn. All other earning Rssetz, S1n0MHl; trttal earning aassata, EggA;2 ;2I1 1Mag; pmr Gmrtt redemption fund 1nfisra1 nsHarw4 hank notes, $2g g.g90; unudIlHntad iftHuR &BiR,- 204 ,n00; hank premisEs, %66 nHZlmD; aIn other mesnurreR, %z2U77W 7WHD; ttxiznl us- sources, &4,H84 gB5618n.
 Liabilities-Flafaral mnaBrwB mutHs in actual DtrculHtiun, &2M1AWRM9; nsfl- eral reserve hank mutss i'm 0iynrllnlfflm net, S402uD0; deposits, ms1ninr nInz1lk reserve account, &1 BA6 77zAHgD; RUmmn- ment, $59s sA62g090; Ufher diapuifts, EA,- 834 900; t0tRl depnsftz, %5E22 AHR RMgD; UHsyii- tai paid in, $In0jB gHa9; zuuYlliM, %22l,- 1000; all other HiabiIfties, %371MmHGf;; total liabilities. &aSBEA B55gHm.
 Ratio of tptaI 1seserwses ttD diHpmsft MnH federal reserwe mDt4 HinbiIftiEB ann bined, 80b per Uent; UunfinBnnt lItlIhiIity on btils purchased Mur 1UrstEn 0uma- sponderts, 1nT20DBn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-07
JACKSON DONATES.
 : COLLEGE HOSPITAL
Institution Dedicated At Ex-
 ercises In Montgomery
tsTATE CAPITAL BUREAUl

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March G. Honoring the memory of his father and mother, Dr.. and Mrs. Robert D: Jack son, Colonel Fred Jackson of Birming- ham presented handsome brick hospi- tai to Woman's College in Montgomery, at the dedication of which an address was made by Colonel Jackson's pastor, pr. George Stuart, of the First Method ist church, Birmingham.
 A thoroughly modern building, de- signed along the same lines as the main building of the college, which is known nationally for it's beauty, the hospital fits into the entire scheme for the build ing plan for=the college 1t is complete and furnishings are already installed, ready for occupancy at this time.
 Colonel Jackson has been member of the board of trustees and benefactor of theocollege since it's beginning and this splendid gift, and memorial is but the culmination of life work.
 Mobile Officials Visit - - - '~s . Sheriff Paul Cazalas of Mobile coun- ty and w. H. H6lcombe, member of the legislature from Mobile, were at the capitol today and called on Governor w. w. Brandon. Nothing was given out on the visit, but Governor Brandon stated that the conference had nothing to do with the matter of the indictments returned against the two officials by a federal grand jury at Mobile.