The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, Rak aS 2, 1919, V. $. TREASURY RECEIPTS |DAN HANNA TO DIRECT HALF BILLION OVER 1918 ; 4s | Jclation to investigate transit conditions elane here they received | | Gold Holdings Te Increased | Son of McKinley's Backer Said to in' New York City, ocday ale con gorillas courtenes. "fine tembera ot! : . ublic Service Thilsslone on and| the Ktee ‘c, Sempi Steadily to High Point of Have Opened Headquarters [ened permission to see data. flies and Gnd fark arkneem ee] | q $2,479,954,967. in Cleveland, | ' t WASHINGTO Dee, 2.—Increase of| WATERTOWN, N. Y., Dec, 2.—Dan orters Since | Hy pearly a half. dollars tn receipts |®: Hanna, son of Mark Hanna, is tak- | I} sail hd aeved (a the tober 't-4ay |!ne up the directorship of the campaign | ooo gee PARIS of General Leonard Wood for the Re @f the Treasurer of the United States for |pybiican Presidential nomination the fiscal your 1919. The ordinary re- t $) ectpts were $1,617,609,952.46, UY) eedinary disbursoments $15,365,362, i NHL.76, an Increase of $6,998,830,175 ' , ‘ and the | 19nd _ | dence in Lenox, |home is Clev the Cleveland asa. @s compared with those of the year! In the days whon McKinley was a ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE loandidate for the Prealdenc Unaed Pern, Stites Senator Mark Magna waa. the Gold in the Treasury at the beginning man who backed the M ley cant @f the year amounted to $2 987.09. There was a noticeable ° monthly thereafter until May 15, when dhe holdings attained a maximum ot $2,689,059,633.48. The excess of exports | @ver imports during the year amounted 954,211,802 ELECTION FRAUD CHARGES , Senator Alleges : Money to Cast a Cloud on My Name.” WASHINGTON, stock of money in the | t the close of the fiscal | , an increase of The money tn clroulation volume by $86,600,649, | amounted to a grand total | of 766,029,073, Germany E Care From United States. 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