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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
PORAzKA PARTYI THOMP-
SOMA.

Ma konwencyi stanowej W Spring
field. dckqd sic udafo wielu pred
stawicieli partyi republikaiskiej
l. Chicago, ably przeforsowac ma
jora Thompsona, doznaio- wielkie-
go zawodu. LoWden zoStal ogro-
nina wiekszoScia obrany ma kon-
wencye narodowa. Nastepnym
czionkiem komitetu Illinois be-
die prawdopodobnie senator
Sherman. Senator Nc Cormick
stanowczo bedzie popiera} jego
kandydature. Gubernator Lowden
zyskaI dziesieciu delegatow, gdy
major zaledwie jednego. Giosowa-
10 1905 delegatow, re stu jeden
powiat6w, a tego "a maJorem
oSwiadczylo sic tylko zaledwie
trzydziestu dwu. TAX wiec guber-
nator Lowden pojdzie ia konwen
eye do Chicago niekrepowany Ia
dnq polityczna platformq. Jed
mem sfoWem Gale zebranie wyrazi
10 przekonanie, re obowiazkiem
wszystkich republican jest zapo-
mniec O wszelkich roznicach W "a
patrywaniach, a po}aczyt swe 81
fy przeprowadzic g1ubernatora
Lowden ma prezydenta. kt6ry do
tychczasowa dziatalnoscia swoja
wykaza4, re bedzie dba} o dobro
ca}ego narodu ze przez rozumna
administracye przeprowadzi stop
niowa znizke drozyzny.
sTANY ZJEDN. WYSYLAJA
W1FCEJ sTATKcW WOJEN-
NYcH MA WOODY MEKSY-
KANSKIE.
Washington, II. maja. - Po-
mino, re przyszia wiadomosc ME
urzedowa o pojmaniu Carranzy,
po1nimo, re nowy Rad rewolu--
cyjny potrafis sic uformowac be-
wieLkiego krwi rozlewu, to jed
max Stany Zjednoczone baczac ma
bezpieczehstwo swych opddanych
W lczbie szesciu tysiecy poza RE
ka Rio Grande, wysyia dodako-
we okrety wojenne. Dzisiaj wy
piywa o4<ret Oklahoma z Nowego
Yorlm do Key West, a stamtad
wedle potrzeby bedzie wys&any
ma wody meksykshskie, nadto
try mniejsze statki wojenne wy
psynesy wczorat Rdwnoczesnie
transportowiec Henderson wy
piynie dzisiaj z League Island,
zabierajac tysiac dwiescie mary
marry. Statki te stoja W pogoto-'
viii, ably zabrac ma pokfad obywa
tell amerykanskich, gdyby tego
zaszia potrzeba. Kapitan Long
dowodzi sila mors<a, 1najdujaca
sic obecnie ma wodach meksykan-
skich. Admlnistracya W Waszyng-
tonic przygotowana jest ma wszel-
XII wypadek. gdyz chociaz dzisiaj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
KrOnika Chica$Oska.

porzqdkiem podczas konwencyl
wyznaczono gcnera}a brygady,
Takoba A. Ryan'a, ktorcmu po-
magaG bedzic kapitan Knowlton
.Ames, wszystkic zaS drzwi do sd
Ii pilnowac bcdzie policya, ktora
skIadac sic bedzie by}ych zoH-
merry.
DR.. Jan Dill Robertson, komi-
sarz zdrowia, wybrany zostaS
g}0wnym lekarzem.
Co do wyboru staiego przc-
wodniczacego. ogolne zdanie
c2lonk6w komitetu sklania sic ku
stronie bylego senatora Beverl-
dge'a z Indiana, chociaz m}otek
oddany bedzie giosem delegatow
do konwencyi.
Sekretarzem tymczasoWym O.
brano znowu Lafayette'a Glea-
son Nowego Yorku, ktory pia-
stowa} to stanowisko juz kllka
razy poprzednio. Komitet row.
niez uchwalii zaprosic ma kon--
wencye Addison'a G. Proctor z
st. Joseph, Mich, jedynego zy-
iacego delegate historycznej kon
wencyi roku 1860, kiedy to
Abraham Lincoln bvi nomino--
wany; Proctor ma bye honoro-
wynn gosciem republkahskiego
narodowego komitetl.
Wczoraj poraz pierwszy W ma
radach komitetu zabiera}a CLOS
kobieta. Zajeia ona miejsce ko-
n,itetowego Ralph'a F. William
s'a Oregon. Jest mia pani John
Glover South.
Ma zebraniu komitetowych nle
obecnyni byli tylko komitetowi
William Hale Thompson i Pat
rick Sullivan Wyoming. .Wszy
scy inni, dopesniajac ogoDnej licz
by pietnastu, stawili she, pod
przewodnictwem A. T. Hert'a z
Kentucky.
WALKA o KOMORNE.
Zgora tysiac mezczyzn, kobiet
i dzieci burzliwie wype}ni}o gan
XII 6smego dziewiatego pietra ra
tusza wczoraj w gotowosci walki
O prawa swe W sprawach miedzy
wlaScn;elami domow lokatora-
mi, kt6re sic tocza w sadzie miej
skim. Okolo stu woznych wywo-
lano dla uspokojenia t}umu i
przywrocenia porzadku. TAX ma
jtlrczywie dobijano sic do sal sa-
dowych, il okoio godziny jede-
nastej, sedziowie municypalni
Heap i Cook opuScili rece bez-
silni wyczerpani. Do pomocy
i'm przybyli sedziowie Olson i
Swanson, a pozniej Wells, New
conner / Gemmill. z
nnknnnzanla M sfrnnicu 2ciAf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

strza}ami, schwytanO w stroJt
Lamskim Bruce'a Barthing, alias
William Stevens. Ma on bye
hersztem szajki ztodziei, kt6rcj
specyalnoScia jest rozbijanie kas
zclaznych. Dlatcgo tez policya
lest zdania, IL arcsztowanie jego
wykryic GAIA bande zioczyncow,
llt0rvch kradzieze ma North Sho-
re tylko przekroczyiy tysiace do
lar6w. Czterej jego wsp6lnicy W
automobilu zdolali wymInac sic
policyi.
Barthing byl zaskoczony "przy
pracv" mad otworzeniem garazu
mieszczacym sic pnr. 1924 From
tier ave-, okolo godziny trzeciej
rano, przez str0aa Fred Wendt'a.
Z kompanii IBuena Park Proper
" Owners.
Ma stacy policyjnej Barthing
przedstawi> sic jako aktor, po-
dajac swoj wick 2G lat, adres zas
$50 Park Str, San Francisco,
Gal. Przyzna} sic dalej IL wysAu-
zvl szeSc miesiecy w San Quen-
tin wiezicniu "a rozboj.
POSZUKIWANIE KOBIET
CHICAGOSKICH w ZWIA-
ZKU z 81, 500, 900 SZWIN-
DIEM.
w zwiazku' aresztowanlem
sobotniem Arthu'a Eorement,
byego cz%onka parlamentu ka-
nadyjskiego, lingwisty i rzeko-
mcgo wspolnika kradziezy bon
dow w Nowyrn Yorku, poszuki-
wany jest szereg kobiet chica-
goskich - znajomych areszto-
wanego. Miedzy mimi jest pewna
zamozna wdowa, Cd ktorej Ecre
ment czesto otrzymywa} Pienia-
DE podarunki.
Dotvchczasowe usilowania IT,
zyskania nazwisk tych kobiet by
lv daremne, Ecrement bowiem
twierdzi, il re wszystkiemi Ia
czyly go tylko stosunki przyja-
zne, a poniewaz panic tie pocho-
dza re sfer lepszych ME moze
razwisk ich laczyc re zbrodnia,
do ktorej nawet i on jest niesiu-
sznie wmieszany.
SENATOR LODGE MIANO--
WANY TYMCZASOWYM
PRzEWoDNICZACYM KON-
WENCYI Republican,
SKIEJ.
Komitet narodowy, partW re-
publikanskiej wczoraj obra} sena
tora Henryka Cabot Lodge z
Massachusetts, tymczasowym
przewodniczacym dla zagajenia
konwencyi republikahskiej wy
gioszenia mowy wstepnej.
Ola dozorowania mad ogolny1n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
NIEMIECKIE ZEPPELINY
MA POMOC BOLSZEWIKOM.

Paryz, II. maja. - Polskie ga
zetv W Warszawie donosza, ze
mad miastem tenn widziano I ME
mieckich Zeppelinow, kt6re dazy-
" ma wschod. Dzienniki te wyra-
zaia przekonanie, IL W maszynach
tych ona jdowali sic niemieccy in
struktorzy. udajacy sic pomoca
woiskom bolszewickim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
7 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wseh6d sfoiica godzinie 4sSS.
ZaebSd sIoiica o gOdZinie 6:59.
=
PogOda W Chicago j Okoliey: Dzdzy-
sto we wtorek we SrOde. Niema wick
szych zmian W temperatures. UmialHo-
Uaay swieiy wiatr, przewaznie poi
noenO-wsehOdni wsehOdni. J.
Temperature dOby nrinicnej: Naj-
uyasna wczoraj gOdzinie 2giej popo-
iudrriu. 80 stopni, najniEsza godzinie
5tej ranO, 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
POD OGNIEM ARMAT
BOLSZEWICKICH.

Warszawa, II. maja. - Zdoby-
tv,przez polsko-ukrainskie wojska
ostatniej soboty Kijow znajduje
sic pod ogniem armat bolszewic--
kich. Artylerya sowiecka zaczeSa
ostrzeliwac to miasto w niedziele
ze swych wielkich dzia}, ktore IL
stawiono ma pozycyach ma wscho
dnim brzegu Dniepru = jak do
nosza ostatnie raporty wojsko-
we. ogien ten trivia bez przerwy.
Warszawa, II. maja. - Ogio--
SONY tu komunikat podaje, re
Polacy oczyScili juz zupeinie z
bolszewikow zachodni brzeg Dnie
pru cd Kijowa po rzeke Brzezni--
&c. Bolszewicy okoPuja sic W roz-
nych. punktach ma wschod Cd
Dniepru. Polacy jednak maja RE
Ike tie pod swoja kontrole, do cze-
60 dopomaga i'll W znacznej mle-
RE sprowadzona Prypecia flotyl-
la.
(Specyalny kablogram Georgia
Witte do The Chicago Daily
News.")
Warszawa, 8. maja, via Paryz,
II. maja. - Otrzymane tutaJ
przez alianckie misye raPorty
stwierdzaja, ze rosyjscy bolsze-
wicy 5la swe wojSka ma Ukraine
i koncentruja cie5ka artylerye. O.
raz pancerne pociagi automobile.
Nastepnych kiIka dni Przyniesie
soba prawdpodo6nie nadzwy-
czaj ciezlde walk.
Cd jednego z poiskich iorespon
de1tow ma froncie kijowskim O.
trzymafem nastepujacy barwny o
pis walk, kt6re doprowadzhy do
ewakuacyi stolicy Ukrainy Przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis. wtOrek, II maja: sw. Manner
Ia BiSlzupa-
.JutrO, srodla. IL nraja: sw. Panlra-
eegO MeeZennika'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
Reprezentant Kanady przy Waszyngtonie.
Miliony Dolarow ma Wybory.
Upadek PrzemysEu pod Rzadami Bolszewikow.
Odpowiedz Sekr. Mar DanieIsa - Sims 'ow
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE

rewolucyoniSci dziaIajq wSp6Inic
przeclw Carranzy, mozc jutro,
gdy przyjdzic sprawa wyboru na
prezydenta, pOwstanic r0znica
pomle dzy pretcndentami do Prey
dentury i rewolucya, czy wojna
domowa moze rozgorzec ma nowo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
DELEGACYA BRYTYJSKICH
SOCYALISToW DO ROSYI.

Londyn, II. maja. - Tutejsze
ministerstwo spraw zagranicz-
nych zmienifo swe stanowisko ia
kie zajmowafo dotychczas odno-
Snie do projektowanej przez bry-
tyjskich socyalistow delegacyi do
Rosyi sowietow. Ministerstwo to
odmawia{o do tel pory stanowczo
wydania paszportow delegation
sccyalist6w, panom MoLaine
Queich, obecnie zas uznaio "a
stosowne ME czynic pod tym
wzgledem dalszych trudnoSci.
Wobec tego delegacya ia wybie-
RE sic W najblizszej przyszloSci
do ziem kontrolowanych przez
rad Lenina, by zbadac bezstron-
ME panujace tam stosunki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

rewolucyoniSci dziaiajq wspGInic
przeciw Carranzy, mozc jutro,
gdy przyjdzic sprawa wyJoru ma
prezydenta, powstanic r0znica
pomiedzy pretcndentami do prey
dentury i rewolucya, czy wojna
domoWa moze rozgorzcc ma nowo
L Gala siia.
CARRANZA OTOCZONY zE--
LAZNYM PIERSCIENIEM.
Vera Cruz, II. maja. - Pociae
w kttrym uciekal re Stolicy kraju
prczydent Carranza, zosta} przcz
rewolucyonistow zatrzymany jc.
szcze W so1ote. UdaSo sic jednak.
ze Carranzy jego Otoczeniu przc-
bic przez linie rewolucyonistow ;
dostaG sic w okolicc Vera Cruz
Ostatnie telegramy donosza, ze
Carranza znajduje sic W towarzy-
stwie czterech tysiecy wojska "
San Marcos, IA ptinocny wschod
cd Puebla.
WoJska powStanczc pod wodz;
generafa Hill i Trevino zacic5nia.
ia coraz bardziej potkolc ably &C
dostat W swc recc. ZoFnicrzc IRE.
krutowani W Oaxaca Puebla ].
da pomoca owym gencra}om dc
San Marcos, a oprocz togo trzy
pe}nc pociagi nabitc wojstiem
zblizaja sic na miejscc, gdzic mo,
re przyjSc do krwawej rozprawy
re sprzymierzonymi wojskami.
Wojska rzadowe Stanu Cera Cruz
bedace pod dowodztwcm gen
.hguilara, zbrntowaty sic i pre-.
szfy ma strone rewolucyi.
SPOKoJ w STOLICY.
Mexico City, II. maja. - w
stolicy Mesyka cisza panuje wzgle
dna, woda ME zostaaa odcieta, mie
szkafcy maja Swiat}o, a nowy
dowodca wojenny pilnuje, ably ME
przyszio do jakich zaburzen W
mieScie. General Obregpn wyra-.
zA sic pred obywatelami amey'
kahskimi, re gdyby byi chcia&,
m6gsby pred tygodniem jeszcze
mice stolice W SVEN reku, ale
rozmys4u unjkaI rozlewu krwi,
czekajae ma ulotnienie sic Carran'
zy. Rewolucyonisci ME nastepuja
ma zycie Carranzy, oni chca jego
rezygnacyi, ably potem dokonae
wolnego wyboru ma przyszfego
prezydenta, by rozpoczac refor-
my unormowaG stosumki in
nymi pahstwami. Sytuacya pie
niezna sic poprawi, gdyz zabrano
mliony pesos, ktore Carranz'
chciai wywiest ze stolicy. Jedyna
niepokojaca rzecza jest drozyzna,
lska teraz zapanowala W kraJu.
REPREZENTANT KANADAJ-
SKI w WASZYNGTONIE.
Washington, II. maja. - An
eielska ambasada, zawiadamia pu.
blicznie rad amery1kallski, ze "a
Dokohczenie ma stronicy scie1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
COTTON GOODS REVIEW.

Weaker cotton markets and continued
lack Of demand have caused further
price declines I'm cotton goods this week.
The print cloth and sheeting markets
have been especially weak. Buying has
been confined almost generally to i'm
mediate or nearby requirements, and
they have been very small. TO induce
sales several large-~eommisslon houses
ore offering goods on memorandum.
their prices to be named later on.
The purpose of the wider adoption OF
that policy Is TO assist the buyer to
overcome the difficulty OF financing new
purchases. The ownership OF the goods
rests with the sellers until they shall be
charged new prices.
Stronger efforts are being made 70
induce the placing OF business on wash
fabrics for spring, but they have been
meeting with n very moderate degree
OF success. except in the case of special
ties or fine novelties.
Prices current are as follows: Print
cloths. 2S inch. 64xG4. 6%c.; 64x6Os.
6ikc. 3SIa inch. 64x64s. SIC brown
sheetings, Southern standards, lac.
denims. s2.20: indigo csc. tckings 8
o.. % nc. TO soc. prints. II &c. staple
cinghams. Southern, 1Mc.; Eastern.
2oc. nominal; dress ginghams, Csc. and
L2T5ho. nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
RIO GRANDE ROAD
SOLD AT FORECLOSURE
Western Pacific Pays SIS, OOO,-
900 Cash; Takes Debts.

DENVER. Col. Nov. 20.-Representa-
tives of the Western Pacific Railroad
bought the properties of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad at foreclosure sale
here to-day. The sale price was IS, 000,-
900 cash. The purchasers also agreed
to assume S1i1, $4,000 obligations u
the Rio Grande.
The men who acted for the Western
Pacific in the purchase were John r.
Bowie, general counsel for the Western
Pacific; John b. Marsh and Ralph NJ.
Arkush, all of New York. The amount
paid for the road was the minimum set
by the United States District Court In
its order for the sale.
Mr. Bowie announced there was no
definite plan TO combine the Denver and
Rio Grande and the Western Pacific
properties and that the properties may
be operated as separate lines.
G. Il. Carmlne OF Denver, representing
the Denver and Rio Grande stockholders
protective committee, read formal pro-
test against the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
CHANNEL CHEMICAL co.
WILL INCREASE CAPITAL
Syndicate to Offer 40, 900
NeW Shares.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
CHICAGO, November 19.--The Channel
Chemical Company Of Chicago, manu-
faoturer of varnishes. oils, polishing
fluids &C.. owned by Tho interests which
coptrol the o-Ceder Mills Company, has
arranged to increase its capitalization
A syndicate headed by F. A. Brewer &
Co, will offer next week 10000 OF the
company's new class A common stock at
$3.50 share. The proceeds OF that
issue will be used TO retire the com
pany's preferred stock wipe out its
floating Indebtedness and extend it's or
erations. particularly by establishment
of a plant IN London for handling Euro
pean business.
The new stock II is stated. will nav
regular dividend Of IS share and
participate In the further earnings Of
the company through extra dividends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Comment ON stocks.

j. S. Bache & Co. assert that There
is plenty OF money In the country to
absorb securities on a bargain basis"
10. w. Wagner & Co.. Look for a bet
ter market between now and Thanks
giving" Henry Clews & Co. believe
that Purchase of the rails ought to be
q fair risk around current quotations"
w. w. Cohen & Co. say, I'VE cannot
help think we are not far from the
end of the long bear swing" III. f. Nc
Council & Co. advise purchase of only
dividend paying stocks of proven
worth Gillespie. Needs & Co. are Of
the opinion that Liquidation has been
regular and persistent and does not
seem to have run its course" Clark,
Childs & Co. say, wall Street will soon
begin to look a little more ahead" C
j. Hudson Co. think that Very at
tractive investment stocks can be had at
well below actual values"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Rumors and the stock Exchange

The governors of the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday took official cogni-
zance of wild rumors in circulation last
week and called the attention of all of it's
members to resolution adopted on Feb
ruary 81, 1918. That resolution was
"That the circulation in any manner Of
rumors of n sensational character by
members Of the Exchange or their firms
will be deemed an act detrimental TO the
interest and welfare OF the Exchange.
That all members Of the Exchange shall
report to the secretary any information
which comes to their notice as TO the
circulation of such rumors. and all
houses having correspondents with whom
they have private wire connections shall
obtain and report TO the secretary of the
Exchange any information as to such
rumors that comes to the attention of
their correspondents"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

On forecasts OF permanent return
to normal money rates and conditions
there we're fair general rallies from Fri
days lows during the final session OF
last weeks Consolidated Stock Exchange
trading. Net declines for the period
were three to sixteen points In active
lndustrials, extreme of pressure being
directed against steels. equipments, ma
rines. coppers and specialties. Recess
sions In rails were moderate, Southern
Pacific moving against the downward
swing and closing at 110h. or ga
points better than on November 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Advance In the Averages.

The width of the advance OF railroad
averages yesterday, compared with that
of Industrial averages. was regarded
by a great many careful students of
the market as indicating that the float
ing supply of first class railroad stocks
is much more restricted and narrow
than the floating supply of industrials.
AT any rate, many traders testified, it
was much easier to obtain. yesterday
practically any industrials on the list
than 1t was to obtain a rail stock. The
average of twenty representative rails
advanced 1.49, to TAG. The average Of
twenty industrials gained .91 to 74.03.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
COLUMBIA GRAPHoPHoNE.
Reports Net Income of s3,eI2,474
for Nine Months.

The report OF the Columbia Graphic
phone Company for tho nine months
ended on September 80. made public
yesterday, shows net income. after
charges and Federal taxes. Of s3.s12,-
474. equivalent to s2.54 a share earned
on it's outstanding common stock after
deduction OF dividends on It's preferred
stock.
The company's earnings from it's oper-
ations amounted to S7,303,7S4 and in
terest charges to s330.467. The charges.
depreciation, Federal taxes, &C. aggre-
gated S3,360,793. and dividends on the
two classes of its stock for nine months.
s1,5s5,312, leaving a final surplus OF
S2,077162 for the period. The COM
panys total profit and loss surplus on
September 30 amounted TO s4.542.621.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Professional Market Opinion.

The majority of weekend letters OF
Stock Exchange firms declare that dras-
tic liquidation Of the last few days has
cleared the atmosphere and that stand
ard dividend payings stocks at the cur
rent level are cheap. Carpenter. Caffry
& Co. say ut is time to pick up good
stocks for a substantial rise" Thorn
son g. McKinnon. "From trading
standpoint. see only temporary rallies
ahead" Coleman & Reitze state that
1.-THE share markets have discounted an
orderly process of REIMBURSEMENT" Lam
born * Co. say There is every incen-
tive for the investor to make discrimi-
mating commitments" Halle & Stieglitz
think that THE supporting orders must
have an effect some time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Bank Call for November Is.

Announcement by the Comptroller of
the Currency of a national bank call
on November 10 was considered by
bankers in the financial district as "a
straw forecastng easier money at this
centre. Interior bankers for several
weeks have been anticipating the call
and have kept most of their surplus
funds at home to make as good a show
ing as possible in the statement. Bank
ers here express the opinion that, that
call being out of the way, much of the
money which has been used as window
dressing by interior banks will be re-
turned to the centres for employment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
American Sugar Refining.

The announcement by officials of the
American Sugar Refining Company that
t. bias closed all of its refineries as a re-
suit of a small demand for refined sugar
depressed it's stock to 90ls, the lowest
price 1t has reached in many years. 1t
snapped back quickly to 94H In a rally
ing movement at the close. An official
of the corporation said; I'VE have
closed our refineries temporarily owing
to lack of demand from the trade. We
have ample stocks on hand and are pre-
pared to make prompt delivery on all
grades of refined sugar"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Copper Situation.

Walkers Weekly Copper Letter sums
up the situation in the industry thus /:
$50 far as 1t is possible to analyze the
situation, the prospect is that 1t will re-
quire at least four or five months before
the economic law of supply and demand
will be working to the advantage of
copper producers. The corrective meas
ures which will be taken in the mean
time viii provide the basis of a much
quicker earning recovery. once the tide
turns, than is realized"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
PARIS BoURsE TRADING.

PARIS, Nov. 20--Prices moved irreg
ularly on the Bourse to-day. Three pei
cent. rentes, So francs 35 confines: ex.
change on London, 81 francs SO cen
times per cent loan, So francs q
confines the dollar. 16 francs e3h cen
fimes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Additional Gold Imports.

Kuhn, Loeb & Co announced yesterday
that the steamship Lapland. bound for
this port, has s3.7oO.oOO in gold con-
signed to them. The shipment will bring
this years gold imports OF that firm to
S66 600 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
GAIL MONEY For WEEK.
CARING HOUSE sTATEMEN1

Clearing House exchanges s7pO 500 7st
balances, $50, T03 0Js: Sub-Treasury debit
balances, 81 .065 800; Federal Reserve credit
balances, $50 sos OBS.
SILVER MARKETS.
Official bar silver In New York: Domestic
cote an ounce, unchanged: foreign, roc, or
I'd; London, 49d., off Id: Mexican dollar
57Mc. offtNc.
CANADIAN EXCHANGE
New York funds IN Montreal, s12s % nre-
MUM per 81 900; Montreal funds in Nav
York. Stf2.t0 per $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

Earnings for the current year. II ia esti-
mated by the management, will be about
5000, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

NOTEOdd lot
made a price outside Of the full lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
TURDAYN NOVEMBER 2o 1920
Closing. >IDiv.I
Bid. Ask. In 5. Sales. |

Days sales 60940O
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-05
SURE DEATH
Fireman Killed and Five Hurt
in Train Wreck.
Missouri Pacific Passenger
Crashes Near X. C.

Kansas City, Mo. April 5.-More
than fifty persons were faced with al
most certain death here yesterday
when Missouri Pacific passenger train
No. los pulled by two engines and
travelling at speed of forty miles an
hour, was wrecked, slightly north of
Swope park. The fireman of the sec
ond locomotive was killed and five
other persons, including a passenger,
were injured
c. A linn, fireman, married,
Council Grove, Kan, was killed.
The injured:
J. c. Cohlmeyer. SIS, engineer, Kan
sas City; Charles r. Lamb, AZ, brake
man. Osawatomie. Kan; J. f. Brown,
engineer, Osawatomie; T. F. Weber,
fireman, Osawatomie, and Miss
Blanche Jacobson, passenger, High
land, Kan.
Both locomotives and four baggage
cars were deraiIed and piled up. The
four passenger coaches remained on
the tracks, two of which were resting
upon a high trestle. The accident
was attributed to either a broken or
spreading rail