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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Puss in Boots, Jr.
ny DAVID CORY.
Look out. look out. I'm tearing
mad.

Look out. look out. I'm tearing
mad.
And so would YOU Ia. say.
IL Hoad had 1t ring run through
your nose
AS ! have had todays'
shouted the roaring. n.xl hull | to,,r
YOU ABOUT in the last STORY. Rut br
didn't try to hurt little puss Juu;or
nor the little donkey; he Jus, ston,I
SIM In the road and snort.sI like >,
steam rnSiic when IL starts OF with
a heavy irainload of cars
!, MAYBE, it's magic fairy ring.
ksaid little Puss
Nothing OF the kind" answered
Tie big bull ITS lust !, mss,
everyday ring made by mortal hands
ter" '
would YOU rcaily?' said tiny
voice. all "c sudden. .'Irfat Xix,
tlEti. and the next instant a lIttYo
ia9.F Jumped out OF Il wild rose and
49, 10 Del n"t"rH .hsm. with wave Of
hcr Hhnd she turned the ugly iron
ring INTO bcain i'm, gold one. with
big diamond setting Then she
waved Nh"r wand again. and. would
you ih'heve ii. a high silk hat sud
denly ahr"nr.d on his head. cover
ing NJ hs horns AMI making him
looH very handsome indeed
MY. she's a very Kind fairy ="
whispered I,uss TO III. donkey. SO.
now ni:c and quiet that bull has
become,
Just thm the it'll. fairy turned
10 Puss.
We'll. Atlc puss% cat. would you
like Si:.S from Il fairy?'
Help m'& return to my father. who
has been changed into frog by the
Wicked Nkter Witch" answered
russ eagerly. II have :, magic weed
20 restor" ian to his natural shape.
II I can but .Nnd him"
Then the little fairy thought,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
By Briggs

mummy. sed ia. Eeven good looks is
moar des!rahul than - fortune. Pa sed.
60. amt go; any kick cumming.
think our next President shud be
about such a gent like me. sed Pa
with plcnty OF 'hrancs X cnun mummy
10 give lunches at the White House
Wen visitors cain TO call. lat do
not believe ! Will evv-r consider :,
oftr to be President. IA sed
Noabel hero. Sod Ma. agscnn YOU
nave spoak the irGth. But maybe
sum dag Bcbb.r VIII DE President.
His he'd is Il fine shaip. sed Ma
Eut ! doar't know FOR sure II I
want the job or not. ] newer liked
white house in wich to live in !
wud rather he miiyunair & live
in y. y. hotel & ma!k them bell
hoppers jump around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

cabin was added 10 thpse planned FOR
iAe mountain scenes. and changes
made required more ooHer. Accord
!ag.y. tE.s powerful. eight cylinder
a!rp!+nt engine was mounted on q
frame with tile generator.
The complete outs; weighs about
one and a half tons. 1t was taken
M ;he mountainsidc on sieus. pulled
WIKI considerable difficulty up the
steep slopes through dee? snow. All
inc rn2ter!a, used in tie construc-
ton o. the bins and all the stage
Equipment necessary for the mining
had ~ be- hauled 10 :he spot on s!eds
or carried pack IA back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
BeEan 10 mn.

;c.. '" E!acks burg. An,o
~, NosIh"i divisions We
.a.,'e Tor 200 DAYS. from the 80 N
si,.,. "hcn the hrst rcru,',r
.ec,n.s "L'er iong training in nuic,
m. sn'eEed an active sector nm
~ 49, 'front.' until the signing
nays 'hey we're engaged in III, ~
MAO operations OF which aicv."
80 Joint enterprises with ,h"
ehSn BRUSH ara Italians. and ,wo
"'s'inC-., American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Weeks Picture Shows
nndelaine rr.,er.- at the Bluehird,
onerinss At Local Houses

The Hell ship. starring Made
lainc Traverse. viii b. the Offering
"a; the Blusbnd today and tomorrow,
and from all indications il will prove
on, o; he most stirring photoplays
IN which this beautiful. emotional
star has appeared The action OF the
picture takes place entirely on ship
board IN added te.,turc Will be
shown in tn. ouiciil moving Pic
lures o! the exploits OF the German
cruiser "Mc-w"." taken by its cap
tain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
s,,re success FILMED.

Elsie F-rGusons fine Paramount
Aircraft picture. His House In or
der which viii he shown ~ The
t0ionia! Thea:cr TO-DAY tomorrow
and We';uo sday. is based upon Sir
Arthur wing pi1sro'e fanlou stage
success q tho same name 1t has
been hand >cmei% pic,urized IS
Hush Ford. the story is intensely ap-
pcal;nG and The supper, far above
The ordinary.
The usual Colonial supplemental
rteiS N;ll ts shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Worlds Hisbe,, Dan

u. a. NJ Hnpewcli.-Thc Li.bcs.
IN n ne Wo'io - the Arrowro. !,
pan AZ Hoi.e. ida massive mn,
n'iise - "c!ld concrete. w.irh,r
more VII 1000 Can tons. which rjs,.
heIch' e %jl feet Oct .een mo:u.
shs ~" 4en. II was bull; In
.,,, a. cost Of $1,000. 600
"e 81" mountain lake backing
fett II cIStsu,e or .!rh,ccn r,,,.
"nen nlled 70 lis capacity. TIE dan,
"Ss on'it ny tho lifted States Eccl.-
NATION SerNic' as I. great irrig.,io,
project
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
How tn. wa va, t,,,,,,,

inquirer. Se@por, Sews--lu gan
srai way the world war was nn.,c,a
ny immense government bond jsspes
'hd by government Borrowing IRON,
oanHs, winch, with government loan.
rs security. Issued large amount. O..
PAPER money In some Instances GOV.
srnmehts ISSUED paper money also TO
hebp Pay war costs The war added
$4,000. 100000 10 the na,!onal dcbi
VI Great Britain. The debt G. Franco
fap increased s24.00e.do0.o 900: of !tsiy
h2'0o0, 100000; Of GERMANY $4,000. :
10000 OF Russia, $50. 900. 600. 900: o.
ne tinted States. $4,000. 900. 600.
mere rs good deal OF duplication
N tneae nGures Nearly $4,000 900 :
,ro if cue the United States from the
lIies. more thar that is due tirea;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
lHHk IIorc

Mrs. L V -. Heathsvill. --"p.rt
morse - Term used N political
variance 10 denote an unforeseen OF
compromise candidate or. ,ha. 10
KEEP, carefully in tn. background a,d
-prunS on tine contention ., an on
fortune moment. The expression !.
borrowed from the turf. and owes
Us origin 10 custom among sport;
'ng men o: training horse in serr.,
~ Keeping MIN dark" 50 I'M, r,s
merits may be unknown until ~.
lay o! the race Tne phrase "d,-,.
aorse Is used IN political sense nv
Philip" y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
With the Film Folk
.Hour.rn-ur Morri. Pleased"

Geuv"rneur Morris, author OF The
Penalty. is very much Plessed with
the work. Mr.. Morris has been in
California fog som. time and is ar
Interested spectator during some ii
the scenes which Director Wallace
Worsley is making OF his story. Whe II
he is not watching The Penal ~ h
enjoys seeing lie scenes IN C;cir-e
ACES Slim Princess" unfold. t,e :
very much dci:rh .cd with the latter
Picture picture. Mr.. Morris is one Of
thn eminent authors who's. works
AZ. being produced bv the Goldwyns
he believes that the best results can
o. achieved hy an author studying
screen methods and ,hen writing ii =
icctly for the screen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Elopemrnr-with v.ri.,ion..

u You are roman,ically .nrlin ID
Young lady ANA are planning an
clooement in the moonlight. ,4ke :,
tap from Maurice rouraeur's nv
Lady's Garter" ne picture al tn.
ISIS ThcS;e: thiS week. and watch
you step
According 20 the story. a vIvacious
maiden and a poe; not SO poppy had
the adder and everything all ready
Tor 10 o'clock. Bu; al the las. mo-
men; the poet lost his nerve. And
II happened that d notorious cri,r,.
nal. called The Hawh." was neior
pursued III The neiShhorhood tv de-
tectivsS. He tool refuge under the
eleH!As miss window JUS in time e
catch her iewe. box and other yaIn.
ao!es that sac .ossed down 70 IL,
supposed poet hushand-;o- be. TIA
started the exciting pursuit., o: IN.
ih'ei thst forms the plot OF M
Lady's Garter"
The tiineham Girl" uew sem.
ne;t comedy Is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Fascinating Detective Story.

One Of the most fascinating a.
t,litve stories ser jti, upin ia.
Gin, ma screen i TIE Yellow Room.
an Emil Chautarl production basti
upcA tina novel by CASTOR I.s,oI> III
tho Eijou Th"sjer this wees Harold
Lloyd in Hand i" Month" is the
COMEDY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
So BAD HE COULD
NOT EAT HIS FOOD
Berkley. Va, Ship Carpenter
Tells How Plant Juice Re-
stored Him to Health.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
He Can Now Eat His Food
without Pain and Feels
the Best in Years.

The mos; important thing tina. \
person can do for himself and ahuu,
which he is often Very neElcc;fu!,
is TO watch the condition OF his
s,omach and bowcls--the weary eyes.
the bad breath. the frequent head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Information Bureau.

,,nIsa uiHes regarding almost ~.
snbirc,, ptink on legal and medir.i
n.e. nre nnswered dir.c,I. III
ssn na. letter, aeif.sdsrn
ar-s. r The sATTff S3!s nj T. ..aqirsd: As-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out OF the. sysi
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mintr;I
Water. Positively guaranteed bI
money -back oiIcr. TaStcS fine: cost
"a triEc. Delivered anywhere nv o,J
Richmond agents - Spence SiInna]
maker co. Phone thcm-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Prime Minister -,

ra,. ", Elshn ond.--Benjau,;n nj.
~; NJ. i.ord BeaconSneld. was p-i,,a
~ .'' 90, or England al the ,;,,,. mr.
we Knsso-Turk!sh war '''"e %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Love In Allegiance.

T.aIht! IMAM see Names Eho,,,
. Soc'e'y youth. waste his liz. T.,
e pursuit Of pleasure. Diana Ten.
nahL. played by Katherine MrDnn.Id
ne turning Point" which oncne
~ '"e Nlctor Thcater. comm.n,.in ;,
soo~!, holds her love in abevanrs
""a rIshs his hatred 10 poin, on, IN,
way o! manhood 10 him.
ss; ma Hansen in THE Los, CITY .
yon,n Ing scriai OF wild animal ad
IN AFRICA iunGles is added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
~ hats the Use."

What's the use That's what Lon
Chaney said when he sat right be-
nina q couple in a Los Angeles mo
tLon picture nous. recently and hen rd
INC young man say wncn they saw
IhAheE DO twenty foot fall OFF Il
mousse in The Victory" That's onlv
4 dummy say Elm making rn.,
scene. Now inasmuch as CLANCY
actually ala the fall and sustained IN
lur.cS which laid him up in bed 10,
ten days its only natural tha. he VS.
e1aSperaied. II suppose when they
sec mo in the new picture. TIE
: Penalty" as Blizzard. the legiess man.
they viii say; 80, he Just had his
sts' cut OFF for this picture. u
don't hurt and they stuck them back
on again wren the picture vas hin
ished.'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Lawrence Trimh!r, ~ac will direct
owe Thomas in her next picture.
Jenny. also prepared the scenario.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Ieota Staten Morgan wrote tho
scenario for Common Ssns@." when
features Ralph Lewis and IA
Vale. and is TO be distributed Wy
Republic Distributing COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Brevities of the Screen

Ia pm ince il 10 direct .ad appear
IN The Man o! Iron" Jolh Lynch
scenario.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Movie Calendar

BIJOU-"rh~ Nystery Of the
Yellow Room"
verse, Ia '"rke He'll ship"
BROADWAT-N"rms TslmaAKe,
In "rhe Woman GiTes."
COLONIAl-Eirie Ferguson, In
Ellis House ia order"
ISIS-"Hy Lady's Carter
ODEoN-'.EVerywo
REN-"1'hc Radtun hyrery."
and ."The Star V0nrder."
XICTOR-K athertnc Macdonald,
In ."rhe Turning Point"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
"Th- Days * Real sport"

Z.
From Maine TO California and fro,,
PnEet Sound 10 the Florida E.ve a
cave has for boys "a fundamental fas-
c'hation, and 3 tent Is TO them In,
maximum achievement OF the home
ouiIderS art o:o ron, rags bottle.
nave dizzy potsntiaiities as a source
OF "caltn and ii girl will forsak,
even 'hai dearest Of possessions. he.
80 10 loln the lest or the kids a, :;
merry Eo-round
hooth Tarkinston's child characters
n".c hec"ht famous on tho masaz ne
nc Ensaf series. rerha ps no
man ever had deeper. more syrnpn.
theiic understanding Of child n.,,,,.,
IMAM mas NJ. rarkInSton. HIS boy
ana Gi:! types are living br.otb:nr
personalities a. sort % A,ncrca
h'as 20 he f"nn in Your own nom,
Town Wherever il may 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

I, VI. Wai;!ns-couway Tearle il
an Engiishman Nazimova "a. born
in Russia. AND is Russian. Adj
dress he- care Of Metro, Hollywood
Tsar!e can he reached through SELF.
NICK, 129 seventh Avenue, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
"E,-ryvom.n" I.,i.h rl..,u,

Remarkable scent, .H.r:s
been secured in the Par,no,,, A..
Srstt picture bereavement. which
showing a. tn. GIDEON Thea;.r 10.
nay NTH Violet Heming in the MI.
,S!e' One OF the mos, specta cu,ar is
me banquet hall os wealth ma
P"r' played by Theodore Roberts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR

Brown Eyes-No, Eugene OBrien
isn; former ONO boy He was
horn in Colorado in 1884.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

J.. N.-An:onio Mercno's address. ls
care o: N;iagraph. Hollywood. Cal. file
is 81. Pauline Curiey is with Black
ton Productions, AZ Classon Avenue
BROOKLYN, y Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Conway Tear!e. who plays oppo-
site Iana kcsfe in "Marooncd
Hearts" comes from family tina,
has been connected with the stage
for two centuries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

T.. Il. and T. M---Tne newspaper.
have devoted quite Of; OF space to
Mar: Pica ford recently 20 the effect
mat she is not narr!ed-noH. No
sh" isn't travelling around the world
jus, a, present. although some time
ago trcre rumor that she was
going 20 England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
- s=.-==
"Hasil King Writ.. ="

week ago today s3r,: MAJ.
or nay Sundav with two f,vori,
i'fers o. ninn atts!ns Sing A ono
OF mem was telling mo OF Tho ,.-
ccep'fon given in the prison dur;op
me previous week for Tn. S,rca.
Sa!.cd straight Ne repeated :, re-.
marx made BY fe'iow-conv;ct lo,d
enough for ne entire audience IN
h.s one % The ii:,cs runs in
inc street Called S;ra.rht' ,,.,"
AZ" !ients 10 snow the way.' ..ycx
ut gum voice shouted fce!In-ly
ana has how the coppe-s 60,
me. 80
Il 'nay ado that MY i,..r fric,a
.o.u ne tnai NJ ana his cnum, wcr.
iLoTt oeep!T interested in IN, nj, =.
man one might suppose they would i,c
"hen SPOKE o! absence Of rinr.,
~ 'he piece h, replied True bu,
you must remember that were I'D
ep On ginger. Ind this came a. !.
h!'sStd RELIEF 10 mr.
srriNed mere this morning 20 h.
FIN Wofk tomorrow on my nov. n,,v
AI'ho'und mud Caiiforn a
warmer IMAM New YORK I'm. no,
f"a!l warm Ihcv DON, s,.u =
nave escaped hard winter esc, ,n
ne land which is sad 10 b. Na,,,,,.
! fsSorite child" '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

One or the most popular comedians
Of the stage. William Collier. is 20
DE presented in Selznick picture.
''1'hc Ncr butler Al present Mr..
Collier is playing on Broadway in
popular comedy, "Tnc To,teniot."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
->.-...isy Mother or ,.,.,,,o, =

IrP'"Ht MOTOR, connected 10 a
amp f-norstor, Furnished IN.
'nffth, for IN: lights fo- the Mining
nc mountain scenes in The
Bramdin. Iron" R.x,n,ld re-.
"sS'"h Thee scenes were ts.er
IN ne mountains hesr frncke4. wber.
eahihs we're hliil, 10 A. the storv
""s -, nrst though, that .b.
pn"eF from small automobile en-
sn'' me Generator he.itd Il, IN,
reaF "het. % the car would n. ,n,-
nc'eh' 10 supply She liEht. and .uc,
oeFlce was made in tn. s,pd,n
elee,ricsi de2artmcnt. Later anal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

The Sin That Wa His" taken
from Frank rackari's novc!. with
continuity rs Edmund GoI.dinG. has
been announced az the mex; vehicle
;or Wi'!ism FavNrsharn. He viii be
directed h HOBART Henlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
THE PERFECT SAFEGUARD
for Sufferers from Colds Headache, and PAL

Heretofore youmayave been Aspirin
the belief that Genuine
GENUINE Trademark Regered ASPIRIN
best known houses manufacturing pharmaceutical
that individual tablets completely
ration and the absorption impurities medicine
pay and o
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
Bankers Plan
$200,000,OO0
Of New Issues
New York Central Equip
ment Offering Expected
To Be Made to the Public
To-day
PENNSYLVANIA Bonds Sold
Standard Oil and Sinclair
Are Reported To Be in
Quest of Funds

AS a result Of the opinion among
bankers that conditions in the invest
ment market have greatly improved
IN the last fortnight, much important
new financing is now being arranged.
Various groups Of investment finan-
clers yesterday were in conference
throughout the day discussing issues in
excess Of $500, 100000.
1t is expected that J. P Morgan g.
Co. will to-day make an announcement
regarding an equipment issue Of the
New York Central lines. Although no
official information was available, it
was reported that the issue would be
between $4,000, 900 and S35,00O,OOO
The rapidity with which investors
subscribed to the offering at par yes
terday by syndicate headed by Kuhn.
Loeb & Co., of $50, 100000 of year
Z per cent secured bonds of the Penn
sylvania Railroad greatly encouraged
bankers who have been negotiating
with other railroad companies. The
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, the
Atchison and the Union Pacific are
understood to be on the point of Of
fering new securities.
Besides, two of the large oil com
panies are in the market for funds.
1t is reported that the Standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey will seek
s1oo,Oo6,ooo loan, after having last
autumn sold $ss,ooo.oOo of preferred
stock. The oil industry Is expanding
with great celerity and the capital
requirements Of the companies are said
to be unprecedentedly great.
Moreover, it is known that tho Sim
clair Consolidated Cororation is seek
Ing accomM odatione, preferably through
the sale Of short time notes. 1t Is be-
lieved that the corporation would like
to raise s100,o0o.oO0 in this way, but
the figure mentioned as likely in bond
circles is s50,000,ooo.
The Pennsylvania offering was the
largest financial operation thus far
this year. and the most important test
of the absorptive power of the invest
ment market Bankers reported yes
terday afternoon that the issue had
been fully subscribed. Many other
roads are discussing equipment financ-
ing with the bankers, but there was
much speculation as to what rate the
weaker roads would have to pay for
accommo dations when the Pennsylvania
gave Der cent
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
Financial Items

The Mechanics and Metals National Pr M
Of New York has been appointed transfer
agent OF the preferred and common stocts
Of the Habirsnaw Electric Ca ose Company.
Milton H. Smith. It announced yes
f"rday. VIII resisn as president OF the
Louisville & NashViiie Railroad at the an
nusl meeting Of directors
Lowell Mason. formerly associated With
re Stock Exchange Arm OF + l.. Bronson
3 Co. has opened general investment
business at so Broadway. sp-ciaii4ing ii
private individuals.
II NJ. Beers has purchased tho New
York Cotton Exchange seat o. F. ".
Thomas for $40 o0o, The same prioe az the
last preVocs sale
Tho United Retail stores Candy Stores
inc. Viii open It's first store on May a. -
Wes, Forty second Street and will hsvc
approximately 1000 square teA OF floor
space.
The general and Philadelphia district
have been removed TO the Franhlln Bank
Building, Philadeipha.
An Issue os $3.50 00o Tifln Products. inc
n'st mortgage 5h per cent certificates IN
being offered by the le.ai:y Associates In
NestHlcnt Corporation Ak par.
The William 4. Compton Company IL Of
f-ring Issue OF 100000 Mississippi
County. Ark. ROAD improvement district
No serial per cent bonds at prices 70
yield o.7a per cent. denomination $1,000.
William NJ. Haines, formerly assistant
cashier OF the Citizens National Bank. han
been elected VICE president o: the CAdG la n
and Ph-uis >atio val Bank
Net enGnirss ., the MargAy on Corpora
tion ip febrU~.s were s5s oo2. Thescom-
pan! reports lash on nand In excess of
the Equitable Trns, Company of New
York has been appointed transfer agent
OF the stocks % the central Anlerics Il
Petroleum Cooperation ana ,no haw six
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
Chicago Great Western Earns
S2.37 a Share on Preferred

lo1ai operating income of S2.r53.077
was shown in the annual report of tba
Chicago Great Western Railroad ,~on
pany ISSUED yesterday to stockholders
After interest, rentals, Federal taxes.
etc, had been deducted the balance
aggregated Sl,263, $50, equivalent. 10
S2.e7 a share earned on the SAB y26 600
outstanding 500 par preferred stock.
which compares with $1,3O7 1854. or
S2.97 q share, IN 1913. As a result Of
the actual operating income of 81 ,093.-
61s and the Federul compensation Of
50 953,4 ,449 the loss TO the government
amounted 10 S1,S59,77l. against a ST.
S31, 1913 loss for the railroad admins
tration in the preceding year
'ln his report to shareholders. s. N.
FELTON,, president, said: The company
will not declare any more dividends
until we know just what is 70 De ex-
pected in the way Of adjustment with
the government and advances in rates.
The whole transportation financial
problem is fraueht WIZ Uncertainties,
and we NUT know just where we s,ard
before acting upon preferred dividcNds.
The company has asked the Comm e~ce
Comm ssion for a Joan Of 81 000 600
from the new loan revolving fund ap-
propriated by the transportation act
of 1920"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
Commodities
CUeton


was tho Strength ~ near months on trade
buying. Later Deliveries were relatively
easy OWNS to better weather oonditions
months made new high records during tho
early afternoon, with July selling at 3a.6bo,
OF 30 lol . points tmore :han $500 PER eais)
day. Southern mill interests we're re-
ported buyers OF that position and there
was persistent trade buying Of other de-
seemed to have been supplied on the al =
vance. and prices later broke some 4b to
r he closing s sne u"dsr mas
net ~ points higher 10 40 points lower
Active old crop positions showed net gains
of l3 TO "A points and the new crop was
There was considerable reactionary sontt-
nent In evidence at the opening owing to
proved weather reported In the belt. May
started at an advance of points but
other months were S to is points lower,
TONS sold 20 to 20 points below Wednes-
days closing figures The old crop held
Nrrn on the trade buying. however. and
With the forecast Tor unsettled weather in
the Southwest started covering move
ment early ~ the afternoon. For time
the market vas strong end excited but
ns soon tho buying slackened prices
broke almost as rapidly they had ad
from an eastern belt point stated that
eoMe OF the lower grades we're on r. ten
dcrahle basis as compared with May con
tracts but nothing was heard OF shipments
In this direction Southern spot markets :
az officially reported we're unchanged tc
% points higher with a somewhat larger
and better distributed volume OF busi-
ness
The local spot market wa. steady and
unchanged al 42.5oc for tniddiinE upland
No sales reported
IN" range Of prices follows: