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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Move Y. w. G. A. Cafeteria.

The cafeteria Of the Young Woman
Christian Association at Ninth and
Shipley streets will close after serving the
noon meal today. According TO plans made
the new cafeteria to be established IN
Nohis hotel will not be ready for BUSINESS
until next Tuesday. Because of the time
required TO move and make necessary
changes, it may be that the cafeteria will
not be ready to open on that date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
GIVEN TWO-YEAR SENTENCE.
Harry w. Pcart Was Accused Of Threaten
ening Policeman.

Judge Heisel in Court of General Ses-
sions this morning sentenced Harry W.
Peart to two years Imprisonment and to
pay $500 fine. Peart was found guilty
YESTERDAY afternoon Of assault with In
tent to commit murder.
The case was begun yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
WORKSHOP OF BLIND BURNED.
$500. 600 Loss 10 Maryland Institution by
Fire of Unknown Origin.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Baltimore, Md, Jan. 9.-The workshop
Of the Maryland School for the Blind, a
four-story brick building in this city, was
destroyed by fire of undetermined or gin
early today. Thousands of dollars worth
of the handwork of the pupils was burned
An officer of the institution estimated
the loss at 5000, 900
The stock Of Solomon Rosenbioorn,
clothing manufacturer, in an adjoining
building, was damaged by smoke and
water to the extent of s75, 900, Rosen-
bloom said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

PROPOSAL. for toilet and lavatory The
Board Of Education n Wilmington sIlI
receive sealed proposals for labor and ma
ferials for the installation Of toilet and
iayatory for the teachers toilet room Ia
public schools Nos. 3 and & The proposals
must be accompanied by specifications for
the work and deposited on the desk of the
president Of the board before 3 o clock
Monday evening January l.. and must
be marked Proposals for Toilet The
right 10 reject IS reserved
signed BOARD OF PUBLIC EDLCA-
TTON
HI GUTHRIE sec-atlrv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
PLENTY OF SUGAR SOON.
Philadelphia Refneries Predict Relief
Fr, III Shortage in Two II eeks.


Philadelphia. Jan. g.. Philadelphia
VII be back on normal sugar ratlons IN
Thls i tic prediction Of John A. Nc
Car1hy. sugar distributor here. Mon
day We uill be al,e to distribute nearly
as much sugar as is needed said Mr.
AIcCarthv. ard The following week l
am sure there viii he aIl that IS seeded
Al the reGaeries predict relief by jan
uary u
.:Sucar VIII be melted ard sid by the
refIIer> on tho basis Of Is cents at re-
fuereS. and the retail price probably
Will 20 as high Is IS cents a pound.
There IS no more beet sugar We never
got aIl We we're promised
Two sugar ships with rev crop Cuban
sugar arrived here Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Acquitted Of Gaming Table Exhibit.

Wasscr TIrehoritz was acquitted by q
lurv this morning after tria on a charge
of exhibiting a gaming table Hrehorltz
ia alleged 70 have exhibited q gaming
table at 10 Market street The defense
denied the allegation, contcnding the
other participants 7tarfed the game If
their own volifion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
DEFER FUNERAL PLANS.
For Burial of Mrs. Alfred |. In Pont Until
Arrival Of Husband.

No definite arrangements have beer
made for the funeral services of Nfrs
Alfred du Pout pending the arrival
of Mir dl Pont At Charleston, : G.
He Is speeding across the continent
Ii il believed the date of the funeral
services will probably bc next Thursday
and the place Ncmours, the du Pont
home, but no word has come from Mr..
du Pont to his Offices In tins city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Standard Oi Yields To Workers.

BY AssOrlated Press q Livery LVenIng
Bavone \ ] Jan 9-Extra pay for
overtime and other demands Of EN-
pl0zes Of :.e process department Of the
STANDARD Oh Company plant here Will
be granted company officials SAID today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

HI GUTHRIE sec-at1rv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
HARBOR AND CANAL
Continued from page ]

boats operated on the Christiana river.
1 C. AND ID. CANAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Los BanCOS de la reServa disCuten Ia
a|teraCi6n en- los tipOS de deSCuentO

En- la reunion de los gobernalores
de los bancos de la Reserva Federal
SC esta discutiendo ell proposito dc al
terar los tipos de descuento dc nlanera
que los agricultores y otros clientes DE-
los bancos puedan obtener mayor pro
vision dc fondos.
Asi 10 notifico Mr. Harding, Go
bernador de la Junta de Reserva Fe-
deral una delegation de representan
tes de los agricultores que lie visito con
objeto dc persuadirlo para quo Ia Jun
ia tomase acci6n especial para mejo-
rar la condicion inanciera de los agri-
cultores.
La respuesta dc Mr.. Harding ? &c
ia peticion no da la indication alguna
de cambio en- los tipos de descuento.
Cua,quisr cambio que Sc haga Ell los
tipos que rigen al presente, Sc haran
tomando en- cuenta las necesidades gene
rales de acuerdo con los deseos de ayu
dar una clase de prestatarios en- par
ticular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
UN CASo DE oUIEBRA
EN- LA CoRTE FEDERAL

Don Jose H. ,Aviles, de Ponce, ha ra-
dicado en- La secretaria de La Corte Fe-
deral una peticion en- la que solicita
que por Ell Tribunal Sc haga una junta
de acreedores con ell prop6sito de ofre-
cerles un arreglo antes de que 10 decla-
rem en- quiebra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30


20
s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
CAUSA DE LA
SITUACION

Despues de uns discussion completa
Sc ha llegado la coclusi6n de a. Ell
plcsento estado e. cosas SC cebe los
siguienteG hechos ofc:ales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
70 nj la Junta nj los bancos pueden per
mitir ell uso del credito bancario para
mantener precios artifciales
DECLARATION DE
LOS AGRICULToRES

La delegation de los agricultores
al discutir la necesidad de estos decla
rlron:
'Es cierto que otros articulos,
aparte de los agricolas han sido afec-
tadas por la accion de la Junta de Re
serva Federal; pero las condolences EN-
que Sc desenvuelven los manufacture
ros los agricultores son enteramen
to diferentes. Ell manufacturer produ-
CO cada dia para hacer frente a los
egresos habidos en- la production, mien
tras que el agricultor solo produce una
vez cada doce mesec.
En- nuestra opinion es equivocado
como materia de conducta ell hacer ba
jar artificialmente los precios de ar
ticulos y les particularmente err6neo
el empezar por las materias primas por
que tai programa hecha newt blemen
t. sobre los hombros del produrror la
tarea mas pesada en- ia reconstruction
y reajustc.
Ian condicior de i agricultural es
desesperado. e. estado de amino dc los
agricultoreS esta muy decaidc.
Los cosecheros Green que Ia mano
del Gobierno esta en- contra de ellos.
Ecto solo puede camb;arse por medic
de una ayuda eranca UNI actitud jus
ia de las autnridadcs rraeba de 10
cual solo puedc verse ell sus actos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
PIDEN REBAJA
EN- Los TIPoS

FL Comite que representa- a los
sgricultores recomend6 a la Junta de
Reserva Federal que Ell tipo de des-
cuento por dinero tornado para fines
de sufragar los gastos de venta de CO.
sechas, fuera rebajado.
"Creemos. -informo la Comisi6n
de agricultores,- que ell tipo de des-
cuento debe terminarse, primero de las
seguridades ofrecidas para descuento,
y segundo por el conjunto de ganan-
cias del sistema de Reserva Federal
ell tipo de descuento no debe usarse
como arma para reducir los precios u
obstaculizar los prestamos y las tran
sacciones comerciales. -
Las recomendaciones hechas por los
aericultores para la mitigation de Ia
conducta recomendada los bancos del
pals por la Junta de Reserva Federal
para la conservation del credito ban
carlo, generalmente SON opuestas la
politica de la Junta del Tesoro pa
ra desinfar Ell credito y hacer volver las
instituciones financieras una base fir
me. En- consecuencia no Sc cree que Sc
lie presto muy seria atencion a las su
gestiones de los agricultores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30


siguienteG hechos oic:ales
1.-Restrincjn de los CREDITS.
2.-Alza Gel tipo dc descuentc en-
los productos de IN fnca.
LA Suppression de Ia War Finan
&C Corporation
4-Las declaractones hechas por ell
Secretario del Tesoro, el Gobernador de
la Junta de Reserva Federal, y los
Bancos dc Reseiva Federal, han sido
iIGados sobfe IL base de que los Ere-
clts de los art :ul3:; part;cularmeNtc
los agricolas, son nluy elevados y de-
ber hacerse baiar 10 mas pronto pssi
BILE. El efecto colstguiente de esas ma
nifestaciones ell los Bancos de Reserva
Federal y otros bancos del pals. fue Ell
restringir el crei;to sobrc esos articu-
los por tenor de cue la garantia deca
yese en- valor.
5.-La acc.6n de. Ia Jnnta de Re-
serva Federal 81 contar los boros en-
roder de los Dancos asociados. al sis
tcma, como parte 1ol credito comercial
de los bancos tensdores de esos bonos,
reduciendo eno-lnemcnto por tarto ell
poder de tales bancos para extcnder ell
C: cdito necesario a los intcrescs agri-
colas de sus loca idados.'''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
RESERVATION DE LAS
vENTAs EN- oRDEN

En- su respuesta Mr.. Harding dio
enfasis al hecho de que la Junta de
Reserva Federal no Sc propone permi-
tir ell uso del credito bancario para q.
las mercancias Sc almacenen en- espe-
ra de mejores precios. Por Ell contra.
rio, la Junta Sc esfuerza por conservar
Ell mercado en- orden y que los precios
los dicten las condolences del negocio.
Tambien di6 enfasis Mr.. Harding
al hecho de que la Junta nunca hizo
preston sobre ninguna industria, CO.
mo denuncian los agricultores para ha
Ger bajar los precios. La baja de los
precios en- productos agricolas manu-
facturados, ha sido Ell resultado natu
raj del cambio de los negocios de las
condiciones de la guerra la paz, en-
lugar de ell objeto directo de las &C
tividades de la Junta y los Bancos.
Mr.. Harding asegur6 que la Junta
de Reserva Federal tiene el deseo de
ayudar a los agricultores obtener Ell
credito necesario. Es Ell objeto de los
bancos Ell poder responder Ia deman
da de credito que ell pals necesita. Pc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
WHEN YOUR ENGINE.
LOSES pep" BLAME.
It ON COMPRESSION.
KEEP CYLINDER HEAD TIGHT
BE SURE THAT SPARK PLUGS
FIT CLOSELY AS CRACKED POR.
CELAIN WILL PERMIT ESCAPE.

Those acquainted with motoring
Joys and sorrows know that loss ol
compression is nothing pleasant to
look forward to- Its causes are many
and sometimes hard to find and re-
pair.
Try the compression of each cylln-
der. If 1t Is weak or If II varies III
the different cylinders repair the
trouble at once. 1t may leak In the
piston rings, il may escape through a
leaky valve or petcock Or ooze past n
spark plug. If the engine head II de-
tachable 1t may leak past the gaShet
Then. again, you may have Il cracked
cylinder. but this Is another problem.
Care must be taken to keep the
cylinder head tight, and In Tightening
1t evenly all around, for If the gasket
Ia not held firmly at any point 1t will
give way and leakage will result.
Heated Oil Is Thin.
The piston rings may have turned
so That the openings are all In lire
or you may be using such light oil
that the engine does not get tight
compression seal. Oh when heated is
very thin. In some cases patented
piston rings will help eliminate the
leakage. If the cylinder is worn oval
there is no remedy except that of re-
boring It, Kerosene will help free the
rings Of carbon. but it is best to use
It when you are ready to drain off the
old crankcase oil.
During compression the valves
spring or faulty adjustment will pre-
vent their closing. and this will result
In no compression at all, or in the
case of incorrect timing the Noube
Will he noticeable rs a lack of power
In all cylinders. Carbon under the
valves will prevent them from seating
tightly. The remedy here Is to keep
the engine free from carbon. the
valves clean and be sure that the tim
ing of the valves and the tappet adj
justment are as set down in your in
struction book.
Worn Cylinder.
When m engine that Is clean, prop
erly fabricated and has is valves
ground regularly shows II serious loss
OF power the lack of proper compress
sion may safely he ascribed to the
piston rings having worked into line
or the cylinders having worn to point
where the pstons are unduiy loose
With the modern type rings the for
mer Is Il rare fault nowadays, 50 that
the cause Is narrowed down to plain
wear
These nre the chief causes of loss
of compression The self-sarter, the
boon of the present day motorist, is
accompanied by one rather unfor-
tunnte result The operator who
crnnked his engine by hand knew the
feel of the compression and was guild
ed by 1t In determining to a certain
extent the power Of his engine. Many
persons seldom crank their engines by
hand and have no guide except the
operation Of the ctr to warn them
compression Is falling off. Watch the
compression 1t will save you money
that otherwise you wcl.ld give to the
repair man
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
PROVIDE ENGINE AN
AMPLE SUPPLY OF
LUBR|CAT|NC OILS
OLD MATERIAL SHOULD BE
DRAWN OUT AND NEW SUPPLY
PUT IN FOR EVERY THOUSAND
MILES OF DRIVING.

The wise ear owner 0beys his in
struction book explicitly. He fills the
base of his engine with lubricant when
oil Is necessary, as Indicated ny the
gauge, but The instruction book dees
not always advise him further regard
Ing the o!iiuc system Al tile present
high cost Of lubricant more ihStruc-
tious are necessary
You may have liquid In the base Of
your engine, but is ii Il Iuhrlcantt
Many times This liquid IL conbina-
ton of cylinder oil and gasoline. It's
luhricatlng properties mr." poor ana
should the bearings burn our through
lack Of oil the owner Is apt to blame
the oil for the trouble. Then he iH-
mediately buys oil of another grade
without knowing the real reason Tor
his trouble
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21

Keep Young.
Keep serene Live Simply Yet al.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
learn How to Stop.

Don't forget to become thoroughly
acquainted with the brakes. as 1t Is
more important TO know how to stop
than it is TO know how to run,
After You have driven new car
about 200 or 300 miles. 1t should he
gone over and all bolts and nuts test
ed to see that they are secured and
tight. Thereafter your car should
have such inspection about every
1,Nn miles.
Your new car should not be kept in
n barn or stable and exposed TO
fumes, etc. Remember. while the car
is still new the varnish Is soft, or
still green, and If exposed to such un-
favorable conditions will turn dull.
Mud should not be allowed to remain
on new ear, for a now car will show
spots more quickly than an Old car
Road and traffic rules are all-im-
portaut. Don't fail TO post yourself
on them Your dealer will gladly in
form you.
one of the most essential points in
the proper upkeep of a new car is how
to keep it oiled and creased. Study
the chart of luhricaton, which is
furnished with all makes Of automo-
biles. and be sure to folloW inStruc-
tons This alone will avoid the pay
ment of big repair bills,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. D. Q.

You can easily make at homo . fuD
suart Of the strongest bug ktl!er for $50.
enough to Kill = million bedbugs, reaches.
heas and ants. This recipe will not burn.
rot or stain tho clothing and 10 entirety
knew Of. as this will kill the eggs
procure OF your druggist $50 package
OF tPesky Devils Qu.etus) p. D. q. thea
you viii have the chemical made expreoo-
" 20 rid Hotels, Hospitals and dwellings
Of pesky bedbugs and other insects.
impossible for the peshy devils 70 G1a
ut with the proper use OF p. d. Q.
Special Hospital size $2.5o--rnakes Nv
galions-your druggist has II or he cAn
ret Il for you or sent prepaid either siso
81 the Owl Chemical Co, Terre Hautev
Ina, upon receipt Of price. Look tn th1
1sv1rs head - every packagA
Sulu BY Corpus Lru1 store.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
CAUSE OF SQUEAKING
BRAKES DUE TO Innings

When brakes squeak when applied
II Is due to The brake Innings becoming
worn Sn that the heads of the rivets
holding the tnmgs to the bands strike
the drum. Remove the bands and sink
the rivel heads below the lining II
the Innings nrc too thin renew them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
Make Sure Of Right OIL.

The best way to make sure "i hGV-
ing the right grade of oil Is 10 uSe re-
liriou@lv the oil recommended by the
manufacturers Of the particular car
YOU drive. Demanding unon the TIVE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21
AUTOMOBILE
~F1UNISMlN

An ordinary button hook Is mighty
useful addition to the motorists tool
kit
The first hint of leaking valves IL
kissing sound in the cylinders when
compression occurs,
Neatly covered tires look much bet
ter hanging on the back Of the ma
chine than do bare tires.
1t Is good plan not to carry Il new
tire as a spare, because ii offers too
tempting bait for the Dire thief
Tire chains are practically always
used in wet weather and care is neCes.
sary to keep them from getting rusty.
Continual mistiring In one cylinder
IS usually traced 10 pool compression
or to bad spark plug, which should
be remedied Immediately.
A fellow really ought to 20 over his
car about once month, inspecting all
the nuts and bolts to see That every.
thing is tight and shipshape.
1t Is IN excellent thing to sprinkle
some French chalk or tale In the shoe
before putting In the tube but don't
be too free in the use Of il, for toe
much Is worse than not any.
When the spark gap Of a plug IL toe
great. so that the current cannot iulnl
the snp there Is danger Of burning out
the secondary wire of the coil through
heat caused hy The great resistance.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-21

ways dare to do; strive, work. play.
love. learn intensely Vivid enjoy
ment OF each day, giving up every
thing and relaxing each night. That is
the way to keep young
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-24
WEINERT TAKES
STAND FOR BAILEY


guessing Nh Ncfrs position u win
hr seen Tint those who favor tho clos
ed shop have guessed that Mr Nef
iH with them. for thcy are supporting
him Nnd Ho tho closed shnp has be-
como fn issue ~ this campaign
ther has tho right TO organize and
tu protect itself hN nwful means iuf
no man as an Individual mo- man la
connection with even his nelghbors
nni much less $50 the companion of
radical ngit1tors from no man knows
where has any right 20 bring 10 thiH
state tho lawicas and dangerous cNpc-
dients OF force and riot These moth
nds ere not the friends OF the laborina
man They arc settiur back hv de-
cidcs the settlement OF ithora fust
Demands hv onnhlin4 those who would
dony al relief TO tabor % arouse pub
lic opinion against am labor organic
2atons hc"nuse az The iaWiosHness
done in thcir nnmo
Rut in tho path of ihc closed shop
cnues force and riot The right to
work as wen aH the riWNf tn cpifNr
wort rtnst bo lnVi0iuto $50 Gii"cston
We hsvc fnir ovHmnio OF whf is
dnuc iu the nnwe of the CLOSED shop.
when few men 'ndortnui go close
the nnlv port Tevss has and d'. 90 aN
authorities in ap't' ~ % mc9"ur IN
enormous loss 40 WliiiOnH pf dufi rs
fo go u-otio OFT Tesf. who fr' 'vh1l-
l' iunorrft ol any pfr' ir th1t contest
Martial law aud mintar. t7t y vs"r
fhe inc' itn De- r"srlt 'i fh" n'l
ffetns 81 r'' inr She po'2le Of rcsos
f,om that luss
I ami for Joe r1irr nvo nf %"
e' nds Wv hc equal proir tlon &C tll
Mhor rhr ffriupr ufo'n .nr nf frct
rrw m tnrnlf i'o nvd when w'
rnorf wiiliaur of follprr vnrrH Of FREQ
raw materials huf urotcct fhr M u-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-24
y. ANp .. esER LsrrrR


StW ORLEANS Ia. Aug 9a
Vhc cotton market continues dcprrss-
ol another drastic decliu, having boon
r' 'orded today. owing 10 Increased o.
f'finrl of spots and futures in me nh-
.ernD Of Hn urgent trade domnnd ana
NecIuHo of the unfavorphle financial
eit Hiiou at home and abroad 49, VOL
1893 nrscr crop ideas and uuo1slneas Tor
the Eurupoan political aud labor stu
ifiour there hoing the threat OF a coal
strike lu Fnrlnnd Private caliles rn-
port the Liverpool market 90 have
closed In b. state OF almost doinoral-
natiun and There wa marked won't
nrse 100 American markets. lasting un
fli ncir tho CLOSE of hc session
'rh, one thing necessary for farm
.rs tn 90 in order 10 try to chori, the
irrllniur tendency OF prices is 90 offcr
thrlr cotton sunriurly md not rush ii
g. mhrNct 10 hc 9ecrifIccd 40 O. price
thaf WIN hardly pny for tho cost of
.risinr 81 Unul This b. dome nrnhah-
t There via hc 100 prospect OF tn
o1Hrlrt inproNiug except rcrhnps
temporarily, Therefore. united action
BOO thia respect is essential 90 combat
he prescott unfnvornh'c situation ard
this action ahnu'l la pui iu motion ia
every cotton growing state until gen
rrnl conditions Improve
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-24

Int fall had the Flu and " left
me IN "a very weak ana run down con-
dition with no appetite "a all and such
a weak atuml, b that even the smell
of cooking made mo sick I was aw
fuliy nervous ANA night after night 4
couldn't sleep i0 do ans good. ! A.uld
got up in the mornings tired and worn
out ana wac $50 short ~ breath that %
half hours job would tire me ~ much
as q whole daya work use 20. In fact.
] finally had 10 give up good sob
When I first started on Tanlac
was working fnr The GO0dyeynr Rub
hnr GO in Akron Ohio. ! decided that
anything that was being TAXED about
80 much wna M lensf worth nh honest
trial " worked Ike charm m ms
caae ~ helped me right from tho
start and by the time / had taken ms
third bottle an OF my troubles wore
gone ana found myself well and
strong again.
"Wtiic in Akron my wife ROT SO she
couldn't eat She lost weight ard got
very pale Tsniac WAS doing mo 20
much good got her 90 try u and att
er taking two BOTTLES she is looking
fine again. Her appetite is iusf Rnien
did and she looks HE % different p-r-
son lt certainly has proven lee worth
10 both OF u8 and has como up tn every
word / have f"ad and heard about
A."
Tho above settlement was rad. hy
A. . Hunter t06 vs. 7th St Cin-
cinnau Ohio. % well known mechanic
now In the employ o. the Cincinnati
Ahatoir co.
famine h. sold in Cornus christi bv
the Hluff Drug store ana the loading
druggist IN every town ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-24
Cotton Prices
Continue Drop

w The Associated Pres.
NisW YORK. Aug "a There were
rursh'f declines Ia the cotton market
today with prices ioi al the active
dullFpfies making new low records 80
sales ~ August were reported below
Sl.00. hut hat position CLOSED nominal
N 20 2s.7s. ur Sfa puinta net lower,
while mtrf months showed not iosHua
oi 100 to idb points December con
tracts sold ar luw ns PAIN and closed
90 iSO, compared with 2sfa 10. clos
lnH uiics ~ SutufdaN aud ana. the
high point touched on tho rally early
be the month
Covering was motive enough 20
gfuao rallies ct se,Nfil points during
tho middle ~ ths day hat the mnrktt
soon weakened again. reaching the iON q
rsi price OF the day and movement ln
the late trading WHOM ,h"ro wcru 70.
ports Of further declines in southcru
SPOT fnntiots. October sold OF 10
e5ef and january tn 2iia. with nciivo
months showing MT iosaes oi la %
no points There was no confirmation
~ Tho tufuoted Ear Eastern failures.