Expenditures fall as Treasury reports four month totals
The Treasury daily statement shows government expenditures for July to November totalled 1 183 638 305, down from 1 667 346 923 last year, saving 493 688 624. October’s outlays included over 130 million in interest on the public debt and a Navy department drop of more than 6.5 million.
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Morris H. Glazer
Treasury Daily
Navy Department
Frederick J. Rice
John B. Denamore
General Finance and Security Corporation
Thomas Circle
International Finance Corporation
United States Shipping Board Publishes First Complete Balance Sheet
The United States Shipping Board released its first full balance sheet, covering four months of work by its accounting corps. Total assets as of July 1, 1921 stood at 307,400,000 with liabilities of 115,878,000, leaving a balance on hand of 191,600,000 to offset pending claims estimated between 200,000,000 and 300,000,000.
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Associated Press
United States Shipping Board
Lasker
Corps of Accountants
Taly
Hia Asneth
London Market Review notes mixed signals on stocks and commodities
London market closed relatively steady with uneven activity. Gilt-edge and foreign bonds showed steadiness while Brazilian issues slid on selling. Home rails faded, dollar rails held firm, and Mexican issues gained on interest payments hope. Oil weakened after an initial rise, while Africans in mining rose on a favorable labor settlement amid Lombard Street liquidity strain.
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London
Faris
Iron and Steel Group
Lombard Street
New York
Paris
Berlin
the Public Ledger
Local stock market shows gains on several issues
Local exchange trading strengthened with Capital Traction at 91 and Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 67 percent. Mergenthaler and Lanston edged higher, Potomac Electric bonds near 88 to 98, with call loans at 6 percent. Numerous utilities and banks listed with mixed prices, reserve bank statement noted.
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Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Potomac Electric General Mortgage
Potomac Electric Power
Washington
Railway of Electric
Mergenthaler Linotyne
Con Electric Cons
S, & T. Col. Tre
An. & Pot
R.R. R
R. Guar
Wash
Tel
Taleg
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Wash. Ry
Elec Com
Wash. Ry. & Dl. Co
American Oe
Ausolumbia
Aes
Aes Commercial Woore
Farmers & Mechanics
Bone Amer, Security & Trust
Continental Trust
National Sava. & T. Union Trust
Wash, Loan & Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
East Washington Merchants’ Bank Sec. Sav. & Com
Seventh Street
Union
United State
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American
Coneses Arlington
Corcoran Firemen’s. National Union
Title Insurance
Columbia
Grapho
Come
Paper Mig. Co
Ae ‘Lanston Monotype
Tee
Mergenthaler Linotype
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks End Week With $5.20 Billion Total Resources
The twelve Federal Reserve banks report total resources of 5.1978 billion at week’s end. Gold holdings and certificates total 2.8239 billion, earning assets 91.483 million, and bank premises plus redemptions push total resources to 5.1973 billion. Liabilities show deposits of 1.7877 billion and circulation near 2.8982 billion, with reserves at 71.8 percent of deposits and notes. A separate note mentions a colored teams football game at American League Park between Armstrong Manual Training and Baltimore High School.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
C. S
Federal Reserve
American League Park
Armstrong Manual
Baltimore High School
Irish bond drive reports show $11980 in subscriptions
Reports submitted yesterday on the TeSulta of the first day of the campaign for the sale of bond certificates of the Irish republic revealed a total subscription of $11,980, announced by Anthony J. Barrett, chairman of the District committee. Daily district reports will follow each afternoon at 4 PM at drive headquarters in the Southern building.
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TeSulta
Irish Republic
Anthony J. Barrett
Hyman backed by bank in school bid case
Justice Bailey allowed Henry McKee of National Capital Bank John Yest of East Washington Savings Bank and Lewis Flemer of National Capital Bank to file petitions in intervention in injunctions against District commissioners over the Wastern High School bid. They argue the district should award to the lowest bidder to protect taxpayers and prevent fraud.
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Jennings Bailey
Henry Be’ B McKee
National Capital Bank
John C. Yest
East Washington Savings Bank
Lewis Flemer
George Hyman
McKee
Hyman
W. Gwynn Gardiner
South Atlantic cross country sectional distance event tomorrow
The South Atlantic A A cross country championship game will be run tomorrow at 3 PM on the Catholic university course. Aloysius club and Baltimore Cross-Country club enter teams with Aloysius: Al vey Bland Healy Lynch Murphy Montague Roudabusch Shanley Fitzgerald. Baltimore: Blum Hart Haynie Jory Lin stad Moylan Hieschen Schmidt. Officials include Referee Father EH J Sweeney, Starter Clark, judges Horn GC Co C Fitzgerald Aloysius Cleary Aloysius, timers McAllister B C C Ornstein Port Howard Robbins Aloysius, chief checker J P OLone Aloysius.
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Catholic University
Aloysius Club
Baltimore
Hieschen
Schmidt
EH. J. Sweeney
Aloysius
Clark
Horn
B. GC. Co. C
Fitzgerald
Cleary
Timers
McAllister
B. C
Ornstein
Port Howard
Robbins
Checker
Yale and Harvard Prep for Big Saturday Clash
Usambridge Mass November 17 The Harvard and Yale football squads rested tonight in rival quarters before the game Saturday Crimson banner over Essex County club and Yale at Belmont Springs Country club. Coach Bob Wisher’s men are ready and fit trainer Johnny Mack says the squad is in top form.
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Mass
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Essex Country Club
Bob” Wisher
Stadium Field
Belmont Springs Country Club
Johnny” Mack
Penn Relay Team to Invade England
November 17 Philadelphia reports University of Pennsylvania authorities announced two invitations from England to send a five man relay squad to London for a first English intercollegiate and interscholastic relay patterned after the Pennsylvania relay carnival. Tentative date April 8, with hopes for April 1 approval. The faculty authorized travel for students in good standing. invitation from English champion B G D Rudd.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
England
London
Pennsylvania
B. G. D. Rudd
Kanawha A C Plans Annual Banquet and Fight Trip
Kanawha A C holds a 6:30 meeting at 1627 Highth Street NW to plan its annual banquet at Ellis Hall on December 17 and a dance. The group will also travel to Ardmore to cheer Young Goldy Ahearn, a club member, at the boxing match.
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Ellis’ Hall
Ardmore
Goldy Ahearn
Highth Street
Chicago Erasmus Battle Called Off
New York November 1 The proposed football game between the Chicago High School champion and a team from Erasmus hall Brooklyn has been declared off. The Public Schools Athletic League opposed the match and negotiations were dropped without disclosed reason.
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Chicago
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn
Erasmus
Athletic League
Boy Strickland Struck By Slipping Bat In Georgia
In Americus on November 17 Leon Strickland son of W D Strickland was struck in the head by a baseball bat that slipped from a playmate s hands. His skull was crushed and he lies in a Plains san itarium in critical condition. His brother a Georgia Tech student was badly injured in a football game weeks earlier.
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Leon Strickland
W. D. Strickland
Richmond
Plains
Georgia Tech
Three Eye League Drops Two Clubs
Chicago November 17. Hock Island Illinois and Cedar Rapids Iowa clubs withdrew from the Three Eye Baseball League. Indiana towns will take their places. Cedar Rapids and Rock Island may join with others to form a new league. Golf tournament opens at Pinehurst as 35 pairs compete in the second annual mid South amateur professional event. Clark to manage Milwaukee club next season. Paulding Ohio star leads Milwaukee to pennants.
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Hock Island
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
I: Baseball League
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N. C
Jess Guilford
Tom Boyd
Real Estate Leaders Urged to Forge Bank Real-Tor Link
George O. Walson president Liberty National Bank urged a closer alliance between local bankers and realtors at a Washington real estate board luncheon at the Lafayette hotel. He said the future of Washington real estate was never more promising and that banking and realty interests should unite into an inseparable and effective business corporation for public benefit.
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Liberty National Bank
Washington Real Estate Board
Lafayette Hotel
Washington
Watson
360 Days for Gun Totter in Public Shooting Incident
John Shipley a 2 year old colored man received 360 days in jail from Police Judge McMahon for carrying a revolver. He was arrested after an accidental shooting on Prospect avenue and 37th street NW on September 22 injuring Earl Beale. Shipley said he was showing off when the gun discharged.
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John Shipley
McMahon
Shipley
Prospect Avenue
Thirty-Seventh Street
Earl Beale
Prisoners Relief Amends Salary Rules at Meeting
At the annual Prisoners Relief Society board meeting an amendment capped official salaries at 25 dollars weekly to preempt criticism, with finances reported as sound. Earl E Dudding opposed the elected head position. City briefs note local events including a Crusaders concert, readings, speeches, and various club meetings across Washington, with a Truxton football practice ahead of Sundays Virginia A C game.
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Prisoners' Relief Society
Earl E. Dudding
Truxtons
Truxton
North Capitol
L Streets
Virginia A. C
Alexandria
Eddie Brattnird
Egypt cotton deal reached with Liverpool line
A complete understanding has been reached with the Liverpool line covering direct and indirect shipments of Boyntian cotton. Vice President William J. Love notes the accord clarifies terms for freight and delivery.
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Liverpool
Boyntian
W. J. Love
Emergency flee announced on cotton trade contract
The emergency flee states the Egyptian cotton trade remains under a contract to September 30, 1922 with Britain, but will cede a fair proportion of traffic to the Shipping Board. Mr. Love said the full agreement text would be released when received from England.
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Britih Line
Shipping Board
Love
England
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