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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1919

Page

8

Banks’ Resources Surpass Twenty Billion for First Time

National banks at December 31 1918 reported total resources of 20 042 224 000, the first period over 20 billion, with deposits at 15 423 981 000 and loans totaling 4 918 234 700. Liberty bonds and certificates of indebtedness held by banks rose, central reserve city banks led ownership, and overall bank capital surged as eight year growth doubled prior levels.

Natronal Banks United States Red States National Hanks Becameer Central Reserve Cities New York Chicago St Louis Central Reserve

German ships for Entente supply transports delayed

The Trankfort Gazette reports that farMan Vessels to be handed to the Entente for food transport will be made up of Hamburg American Line steamers and two ships from each of the Orient Line Cosmos Line German Australian Navigation Society and Hamburg and South American Line. Sailings delayed by high wage demands of sailors. a Spa conference with allied representatives will address the issue. The piece also reviews Brand ing Broadway featuring Bill Hart as he moves from a dry Arizona town to a bustling metropolis, with a sequence of adventures and a dramatic baggage car scene headed toward New York.

Mambirs Havas Trankfort Gazette farMan Thr Entennte Itn Goriental Tine Cosmos Line Spa Bill” Hart Crandall Apol Hart Sadiljcon New York Metropolis Bens

Theatral double feature spans Moore’s and Garden bill

Moore’s Strand and Moore’s Garden Theater showcase a slate of 1919 era films. Ethel Barrymore stars in The Divorcee, Martin Johnson documents cannibals of the South Seas, Mabel Normand heads Sis Hopkins, and Lois Weber directs When a Girl Loves with Mildred Harris. Priscilla Dean portrays Colette in The Wildcat of Paris, while The Highest Trump headlines Crandall’s program alongside The Greatest Thing in Life and Day Dreams.

Monte Tle South Sea Isles Moore Fialio Theater W. Somerset Maugham Lady Frederick Ethel Barrymore Miss Harrymore Jim Miss Barrymore Martin Johnson South P Pacific Johnson South Seas Thea Lois Weber Maldred Harris Charlie Chapin Moore's Strand Theater Miss Harris Miss Weber Mildred Harris Pierre Stowell Joan of Arc Moore's Garden Theater Paris Priscilla Dean America Miss Dean Colette Sis Hopkins Rose Melville Fzair Sie Wopkins Silver Sheet Mabel Normand Crandall Knickerbocker Metropolitan

WashingtonGuests Pack New York Hotels Amid Fashion Week

Special to The Washington Post notes Washingtonians and Capitol buyers flocking to New York hotels like the Plaza Vanderbilt and McAlpin during a busy week. Notables include Mrs Brooke Baker Lieut Paul Raymond and many Washingtonians at the Waldorf Astoria Peacock Alley and Commodore. Attendees hail from government and commerce as hotels run at capacity and markets buzz with measures of fashion and industry.

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Twelve Americans Hurt in Bordeaux Train Wreck

Paris reports twelve American soldiers injured in a troop train collision on the Bordeaux line. Eight are seriously hurt and sent to Valence hospital. Debris near Antenil tunnel included a coach handover from Germans and a clockwork mechanism said to explain the accident.

Paris Bordeaux Valence Hastert Railway Antenil

Wood County Agriculturist Dies

Parkersburg West Virginia February 9 Reobs ert Lester Buchanan agricultural agent for Wood county died last night of influenza He came here July 1 1915 He graduated from the Michigan State Agricultural College Previously he oversaw forage crops at the Washington State Agricultural College experiment station He is survived by a wife and child.

Washington Post Parkersburg W. Va Lester Buchanan Wood County Michigan State Agricultural College Washington State Agricultural College

Face Sensitive Folks Targeted By Resinol Promise

Questioning if facial flaws ruin chances, the ad touts Resinol as solution for rough red pimples that burn and itch. It pledges to restore a schoolgirl complexion and end social embarrassment with soothing relief.

Dr. King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cures

An old advertising note urges avoiding cold sickness with small doses and a quick remedy. It touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a safe, reliable relief for coughs colds and bronchial attacks sold by druggists for 60c and $1.20.

Dr. King

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