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GAR

%EW YORK july 2o-Thc local marriott
for rlw sugar was UNCHANGED =, i5.. cents
t"r 'lras. cost ANA freight. equal TO 1850
Tor n't' rilsa. Y b." uuaartouo was firm.
eng While 'cc,l ro'ioers were not inclined 10
H"N ABOVE 10 C-t.i% cost and freight. IL
wls irlmatgl that ouipo,t r.ni,crI might
nny allow, th., .eycl for oromu; shinnent
SHEHrs although offerings were liCnt. Thcr"
were sales 90 apN'J bags % Cubas anoat
Hnu IN inti 20 g local rcilner for shin
Iu'nt 20 ihltiHluliI at I5i.c. cost ana
freight. ana about IrIt tons of full duty
sugars 81 various Kinds AZ - cent, C. l. T.
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cutters. Union In Cut Price,.

NEW YORK July 2o-The New
York Clothing Cutters Union OF the
AmalEama:cd Clothing Workers Of
America opened cooperative cloth
ing factory here today with the an
nounccd intention OF manufacturing
clothes al prices from 30 Ia 80 per
cent below those OF the average re-
tail store.
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Century SILK Millx Emil

NEW YONN. JUly PA Fcdcral
receiver today was appointed for the
century SIX Mill. Inc, after three
creditors. alleging prcfcrcniiaI pay
mcnts, had filed an involuntary p-i;-
ton in bankruptcy setting the con
Germs Liabilities al S9On.pu0 Assets
Were said 20 apnroXiinntc SNnn nnn
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New YORK Ju'v 2,.-Cottonsccd oil adj
NihMI"h :" ]. points carly on, scattered
Gau.t f.iywed llnH.hation. Induced bv the
u"WHiGfH iu ltr1 Ni!! grains. Closing bids
""E" ~ - y py.1t- not lower. Sales. 100
hiErC.S Tenders on August contr.ctA so
"a TF".S. iiiHe crude nominal. primo sum-
,nHr Yellow sr"t nominal. S"pt"rnber. J.. 81 (:
p.r"inhar. ''.ft: Juruarg no. ali hid ::
uoWind.
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SPECULATION MUCH
REDUCED, RESERVE
BOARD DECLARES
tContinuAd From Firu, I,ur.l

--NEG]D'','Hu-u i rom flrct 1'ubr.D
ever. said the whca, there was low in
quantity. hut high in quality. while
the Kansas city district predicted "A
TIE yield Other crops. including
corn. oats and cotton, were reported
as H'NinS improved over past months.
Live STOCK Promises We'll.
livestock conditions were said bv
The board TO be exceptionally good
the country over, with prices gen
orally higher except for sheep. rho
raw wool market. however. continued
it's characteristic inactivity which
has lasted several weeks. the dealers
in the Boston district placing prac
ticaily no orders. Such wool as 10
going into the market is on "a CON
slEnmcnt basis.
In the WOODEN and worstcd goods
industry. the board found the warn
spinncrs receiving few Inquiries for
their products, with conditions
equally discouraging for finished tex
tiles. Goods returned TO the mills to-
Ic,hcr with cancellations were os,i.
mated at s10o,00D.0O
Slackening Of activity in cotton
goods also was reported. many mills
declared their raw cotton supplies
and the boards review said tho
chances seem 10 favor a further re
duction Of activity in the Industry.
shoe Trndr sIarkcn~.
Little improvements IN the leather
and shoe tradn was noted during the
month, with New England ,manufac.
turers further curtnilinG operations
The manufacturers. however, were
said to anticipate brisk autumn
business due to bclatcd orders.
Improvement Of the cotton cron
prospects during the month wur" de-
clnrcd by the board 10 have reduced
any anxiety that had been fcl; in tho
cotton goods trade concerning a
prospective scarcity. Prices. X Sls
sald. are about 80 p"r cent higher
than in, 1914 FOR the best grad"s.
~ reduction OF activity III co;ron
goods was rotcd during tn" month,
many New England mills reporting
supplies OF 'aw cotton ~unici"u. 10
laSt until next year while the cotton
yarn interests in the Philadelphia
district Were said TO DO placing fow
Pri"r-CuttinT Movement naihs.
inc price cutting movement In the
HouIh showed down during the month
IN the Richmond district, whiic Inc.
Atlanta district reported that .l.rc
mad been "strcugthcuiug of In, d.
-, ,eri iniii ON The part OF IN" n.slic
n" most encouraging devotion
mcnt IN the month" said the Eich
mona district report. was the .,rIl;.
'"E iunproVcinent in crop conditions
mi. ON Ine Atlanta district came
''Dcfla,ion is definitely under way
ana With the return 10 - price hayls
more nearly. normal confidence viii
restored
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I,nllrond lead. tn Me-,

CLEVELAND, July 2a.-Hcads of
the four big railway brothcrhoods
VIII meet here tomorrow TO talk over
plans To eliminate provisions of the
railroad labor boards wage award
which arc considered unfair by the
brothc.hoDds
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up unless lwc resume navigation on
james River. and the closing OF
James River would mean Il backward
sep mat would seriously affect every
material interest I'm our city.
j. SCOTT PARRISH.
President
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~ -" ,1oEk. July co.-Thc curh matt.
',.,.""' u'.'."N"d u aomrwhs; br,to -,
49, t,,LSt4aEs close The iidiIy,ri,Is
fractional aSyn,sGs. some issues showing
MID W.; IL IN the oil rrou2. in which
.',t'N : close. Iatc-uaiio,,i 49,, -,
r".n"i = Tn" mines were sicndy v5,h.,,,,
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NEW YORK Crun y,,,,,

al .aicut;e and slightly eas;c- ., ,.,
,iyN"'s mere Wool fab:.cs and Silks ~.
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$40 r. Main Street Phone Randolph, 424
Norfolk & Western nv.

leave LrOnd Street station Only
For Norfolk o:55 a. NJ. 300 a. NJ,
s:ssSs H. s ssS T. H. H. 49, = !hs e. wss;
=. NJ, 9:25 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. l:15 a. NJ, 6:55 p. NJ. G55 r..
NJ; from tho West, $500 n. Nj, 2:20
T. NJ, 7:5e =. NJ. 9:55 l.. NJ. Office.
sac East Main Street. Phone Madi:
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ALTA NTIc CITY. n. J.
THE WILTSHIRE
Try CLARENDON DTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAIeEACH.
EScry room with hot and Ct running
water Capaclty. 300. Aiwayppen Al
moh"rn improvements: prits baths
write To-. rates. Ownership r'iagcnenf
MONROE. IIhCIIINS -
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NEW ORLEANS iu.v 3.--Rourh rice no
i-'N. tyH'Ii'-. -H ~t,.-. tllleFR rcCclpts
~ can 600 u' .H.s. ii-ar ana polish
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ClTY-WIDE DRIVE IS ON
FOR JAMES RIVER [ INF
York River Not Minimizca

CONTINUED From First PaCc.)
try because OF It's location on tbe
James River
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only rs information and not guaranteed
i9a!ly except sunday. Sunday only.
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------1-----------.----
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Idlewhile Cottage

y delightful place TO spend yourvaj
cation. Spacious vcraudHs. Excellent
table. write for rates or pionej
Virginia Beach c.. Special rate. for
sunday dinners and for week -cners]
Address
l.. u ROWLAND. Manager.
NirEinIA Bcnch Va.
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Bi: WISE BE ready for a sudden
attack OF s'mrcr complaint. ana hive
NblD'S IiNLSAM. Warranted hy j
r. Btucr.-AuN
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KIrHnnSD GRtTS MARKET.
Quotations ~ 'Chanye.
kicnmonI Va. Jug - 1873

;
E-- I.ctS: WHEAT
No. . red winter. western q . :.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Prompt Peace Urged
by Board of Trade;
Open Shop Indorsed
Compulsory Health Insurance Con
demned as Extremely Radical
Legislation.

Tho ratification OF the treaty OF ver-
sailles without further delay, but upon
such conditions as shall preserve our
country free from foreign entanglements
and which shall not in the least impair
Its sovereignty nor at any time hereafter
hinder our freedom Of action and supreme
jurisdiction as nation" was urged by
the New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation at its regular monthly meeting
in the Potter Building. No. 3S Park row,
yesterday noon.
Lee Kohns. president OF the Board, pre-
sided. An address on the resources of
Bolivia was made by J. l.. Tejada, for
merly Secretary of the Bolivian Treasury,
prominent banker of that country and
Its delegate to the Pan-American Con-
gress, which meets in Washington the
latter part Of this month. The meeting
was followed by luncheon.
Resolutions were passed condemning
the proposed compulsory health insur-
ance legislation. 1t is an extremely radi-
cal, paternalstic and socialistic scheme
of legislation" the resolutions declared.
The attitude taken by the Iron League
Erectors' Association and the National
Association of Employing Lithographers
for the open shop was indorsed. A resolu-
ton approving the action of these two
Sin their efforts to release
industry and labo- from the baneful power
or the walking delegate was referred to
the Boards committee on interests Of en-
ployers and labor.
The Immediate attention" Of Congress
to the necessity of increased appropria-
tons for the customs service Of the coun-
try was demanded.
Mr.. Tejada said that within two years
seven South American countries, including
Bolivia, will be joined by railways. For
this project $500o.000 is still needed, he
said. For other projects Bolivia requires
s10, 100000
Commerce between Bolivia and the
United States. Mr.. Tejada declared, has
increased twenty times in the last four
years. With proper system of credits
this Will be greatly increased further, he
said.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
UNION BOYCOTT CUTS FISH
SUPPLY, SAY SHIP OWNERS

BOSTON, Wednesday-A reduction of
approximately fifty per cent in the
amount Of fish supplied to New York and
Boston markets resulted from an elleged
boycott by unions, according to bills in
equity filed in the Supreme Court here.
The plaintiffs, who are owners or cap
tains Of vessels hailing from New Bed.
ford, Tisbury. Nantucket and Edgartown
engaged in fishing off Cape Cod and the
islands OF Nantucket and Martha's Vine
yard, ask the Court to enjoin the Fisher
mems Union of the Atlantic and Fish
Handlers Union, No. 1918, from further
continuing the boycott the purpose of
which is said to be TO prevent transporta-
ton. handling the sale of any fish caught
by the plaintiffs.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.

ACCOUNTANT expert undertakes special post
ing bookkeeping work. temporarily. permanently {,
monthly auditing; income reports: competent. re-
llabe; references: salary moderate. Nemcor.
.4s2 Broad way. New York city.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
TEACHERS TO GET CHEQUES
FOR DECEMBER PAY TODAY

School teachers will receive their De-
cember pay cheques today, II was an
nounced yesterday by Controller Charles
L. Craig.
Since the appropriation of the money
py the Board OF Alderman ON Tuesday
clerks OF the Finance Department nave
been preparing the teachers payrolis. lt
is expected that all CHEQUES will be In the
hands OF the principals Of the various
schools early today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Judgments.
New York County.

Ire following judgments were filed YESTERDAY
January IA, the first name being mat OF INC
Aronoff; Hyman--.N S. Horwitz Ct al. sss2.o .o2
Million Bros Co., $4,000.
Bernard A. Rosenberg. lnc.-R. Rubin. 81 ,S39. .os
Re, 81, 800
Campbell, Paui-J. II. Devereux. so,1socs.
Same-Same, 50 POI OS.
Campbell, Paul TT n. Deycreux. 81 $500.
Coyie. o. TN. " Aien. 5000 20.
Ellis. William--R. L. Smiley, 81, ,W4, 20.
Co., Inc, 81 O9OO5
- IIterborough Rapid Transit Cc.-M. Ryan,
Kean-Jones Co.-M. Goodman. sl,723.s
Lehman. Solomon. and Fidelity and Deposit
Company OF Maryland-People &C., 50, 900.
McAteer. Harry JIM. H. Mienhard ct al,
Missile. Fred. and National Surety Compony-
People. &C.. $500.
81, ,533. "a.
Rosenheim. George-Esco Waist o., .s5+2.1S.
81. 495. As.
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Satisfied Judgments,
New York County.

The first name Is that Of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment. was
fled
Remington. Lewis E.--H. C. Remington: septem
ber "a. 1918. $5.637.!
San Carlos Grand Opera Company, Inc.-M I'm
parato. October -. 1919. 1896. II.
Ssidle; Isad.r-Lowell Realty Company: October
Bernheimer & Schwartz Pilsener Brewing Com
pany-G. j. Walsh; December Il; 1919, So 1927
Peltzman. Abrahsm-W. K Ellison ct al: De.
ceInber l. 1917. S733.62.
unternyer. SAMUEL. Cohen; April 10. 1918.
$3.50 97.
Ihillps, Percy FIJI. A. Haines; December 10
1916. $S.21290.
Same-Same: December 6. 1905. "a, ,95s.5s.
Wolf. Moses T.. Laura $. Hener ct al. Ger
mania Life Ins. Company; January 8, 1917 (can
cclled). So, ,225. 40.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

position to all legislation (which Is at
Variance with our institutions and the fun
damental principles of democracy, whlch
appeals to class or sectional interests
like5 or prejudices. or which is "A recogni,
ton of force, threats or popular clamor.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
RITCHIE IS INAUGURATED
AS GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Wednesday.-Albert
c. Ritchie, Democrat, former State At
torney General, was inaugurated Governor
of Mary land here to-day with simple
ceremonies. In his inaugural address,
which dealt chiefly with State affairs
Mr.. Ritchie spoke of the prevailing unrest
and discomfort and counselled stern op-
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

CONSTANCE NJ. FOX. residing at No. Isl
avenue, has filed petition in bank
NJ NTTBO R,INERI. at No. IA" Oak street
Yonkers, y. Y, has filed petition in bank
assets.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

1;Elt First avenue, by the following credltors:-
"ald s 4 4 Te,ler $3.50 and Berg Bros, S343. ~,
- LLlNAN. YOUNG a RUSSLEND, INN;,|
commission merchants at No. $50 West 3tth
StrsSt, nave filed schedules IN bankruptcy, WIN
liabilities OF SaoS .077 and assets OF S6T .t37.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
UNFURNISHED HOUSES-WANTED

want unfurnished house, Brooklyn. 20 rooms OF
less, for rooIning house; respectable, reliable.
A. K. T.. 1TS Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Bronx County.
Bankruntcv Matters

$2I5T2. "
Same-L. Krug: June o. 1919. s54o.72.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

LOFT wanted. 25x5o to 100. for engraving and
embossing plant: corner preferred. between
Fulton and Duane sts., near Broadway: state
rental. &C. Il. E.. lis Herald Downtown.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIFT

r----e~~~--~~-~-~~--~-~.~-~~
4ITH. l3a West Felix-Portland HoteD.-Deslr-
aole suites, two rooms and bath reasonable; !;
american and European plans: meals.
4eTli, 81 west.-Elegant front parlor, bedroom
business or living.
6sTH. "a. West.-Large furnished. Ntchenettes.
ArlYate paths and small rooms
'5D ST. 2I2 west-Large front room. twin
beds. cedar closet: gentlemen only: references;
s1sT ST., rs, west.--Four Housekeeping rooms:
couple. PORTtGtL. i''
SGD. Near. Riversidc--Newiy decorated front
ences permanent. 500 monthly. 035o-Coium-
bus after 12 noon.
o2p, 70 west.-cheerful. good heated room suit
able one or two gentlemen. McCABE.
9oTH, West.-Elcgant suite two rooms, dress
n ing room, bath; also larger sunny room. Phone
RiyerSide-53o9 HENDERSON.
1o5TH ST.. 800 west.--Two rooms. bath. kitchen.
ette. elegantly furnished. 500 per month.
1OsTH ST. IL West department 0Y.--Irlvatc
fanny; business girl or couple: references.
11ssrH ST. i3I Manhattan av.. apartment 7A.-
hltchen privileges: suitable couple.
10TH ivl, CiS0 Maintain ay).IWsrm. attractive
adults; Christians: reasonable. HARVEY.
10TH ST. 81 west-yVvo connecting large front
decorated Up cRA&FfEp Si'f Elevator apartment; news
18TH ST.. 100 West.--Tight room; all conyen-
,...Is aence.; sc.d home TO Jewish business man.
I'D, 439 West.--Nice bedroom. use Of piano:
Kitchen, electricity. elevator. phone: $3.50
Apartment IL.
iYTH 30 wcst.--weil furnished. lerge room.
80; no housekeeping: convenient: reference
1nired: private.
10TH ST, 30 West.-Furnished and unfurnishcd
rooms heat. light. 'phone; reasonable; restricted
block. 2
10TH ST. COZ Wcst.-Verv desirable room for
business woman: electric light, steam; very rea-
sohah'e. MONTE apartment 34l.
i3GrH. 492 Wcst.-Comfortable room, adjoining
BATH all convenienccs; phone; gentlemen.
Apartment IL.
16SD ST. J35 West washington Heights). Nice
rom; all conveulcnces: near subway, bus and
surface lines: business woman: rcasonable. Apart
ment T.
iS2D. col Wcst-Niceiy furnished. clean airy
sunny. brloh room: plenty heat. MAILER.
is3D sos West apartment 26l.-.Beantiful room
twin beds newly furushcd: business people
1i'0-Wadsworth.
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BROOKLYN.

$4,000 feet for rent, new build
ing; immediate possession. Com
7160-Main.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

.GENTLEMAN, highest references. desires fur.
niShed room In private family modern apart
ment; give particulars and price. N. NJ. $50
Herald
SOUTH American gentleman holding official
position wishes 10 live with refined Christian
American family having young folk; best class
references given. u. D.. $50 Herald.
YOUNG man, salesman, wishes furnished room
IN private Protestant home within 10 minutes
Times square; must lie neat, clean; 50. r.. MI
Herald
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Bronx Count

Bronx County.
Blumenthal. Jacobs. Wise et al, S4.sf1.IS.
Goldman. Max-Cudahy Packing Co., 81 ,055. 4
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A-HOTEI HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK.
100 East i15th ST. 2O2 East 34th; Brooklyn, y
Smith st.--Gentlernen only; newly furnished i
weekly; transients, 81 day up. p.----
ATTRACTIVE suite bath adjoining, steam heat
electricity. strictly first class; suitable two
gentlemen: seth st. subway. Phone Academy
t03
CT AREMONT AV., 13O.--Large ROOM elevator
apartment. with Christian family two; select
Apartment 30.
FRONT sitting ard bed room.' with use OF Kitchen;
first class house. with couple: x15 week; refer
ences: Broadway. 12Sth st. ID. X. Telegram
Harlem.
FtfRNTSUED 7oom i'm high class apartment hotel: (:
middle aged refined lady preferred. 'Phone Tor
appointment Columbus-9fOI.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
BOARDERS WANTED.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

SPor cash for household furr'sure, MILES, l16
East 10th Telsnhcns Haxinn-12eas =
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
,-. HOTEL AMsTERDy,ArMn,x Az

-'At 81. -tNp b'ss>'-Nns,,
. Double and single rooms. with ana Wltncnt
bath choerful; absolutely clean; reascnable
prices; transients and permanents accommodated
LEXINGTON Ay. 6iS-Largc room and Kitchen
ette also: single business people only
MANI ATTAN AV., 4a7.-Beautiful sunny front
room. elevator, electricity. telephone, rcnl
steam hcat comfort: business couple or gentle
Enn: reasonable Apartment ~.
ONE or two large rooins for gentlemen; newly
furnished: lavniories adjoining; also private
bath. Call - Hamilton terrace. near list St.
one block west Of ST. Nicholas av, "
W 70 date elevator apartment. front. next TO
baths: all buses pass door. one block tth and
9th avl elevated; permanent party desires gentle
man with Al references: monthly $40. 'Phouc Tor
ntnoniment Academy-at2. APARTMENT 10.
iTH M. t,010 G1Gth st.).--Singlc roomi all i'm
proyements: elevator apartment WOl,FF.
STH Av 9i2 (ncar seth STA newly furnished
two and three room. kitchenettc front apart
nenis. ha IN aud gas: $50 weck. HOWLEN.
18TH ST.. 1853 West apartment 1Cl.- Business
woman rents room. furnished. uufprnished:
suitable two business women; seen evenings only
SUNDAY afternoon 70 ~. fIlCkE. -
3iTH 2tJ West.--Fnont double room; electricity,
clean, adjoining bath, independent entrance; 80
,'''' :, -
3jrH ST. 2tS West-Front room; for gentleman
only; second floor. FLORENCE.
13D ST.. i3i East.-cosey. comfortable room
sioam heat, telephone SS, gentleman. SLOAN,
iGfU ST. t13 West beautiful room adjoining
bath. also large trout room. phone. elevator
rcciriciN; rrfiucd. private. rers"rahle. JOHN.
SpN
JyD - West. tuiuisbcd large back room. nd,
5oininx kstb. rsfsSsnoa.
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oxD, 55 W,si tpruispcd large back roons -ad,
5oininx kstb, rsfasncs.
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thorough Of Bronx.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Above 5oth st.-5tn Av. to North Rive

PARK Az. 1,2el.-Four rooms. bath; hot water
electricity.
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Hotel Royal Palm sSS ,J;; ;;;''$; %i;,, Srr,

10 Hole Golf. Fisbin9 Swimmink hvVi; -'etI
MJA MI tropical end Of tior.ds. ocean oAtn
NAAANAA ing "A degices: the life Is cosmopol
itsn. art and Interesting. For hotels aud apart
nipnts address CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Chnmbermaids, q
General Homework. SC.

SEAMSTRFSS French. two DAYS week. priv'
family: references. NJ. b. l63 Herald
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

REFINED young French woman desires pos tion
as eoverless or ladys companion: s,eaks good
English. Call 253 West Path ST.. Madame Cullen.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
CHAUFFEURS AT ONCE
CHAUFFETTRS STPPT.TED1

without charge; first class men only: chauffer-
speclausiss a., Reliable Chauffeurs' Exchange
Agency, 6l West 5lst. Telephone 16G-Clrcle
CHAutFbUR and mechanic. married OIL wishes
position. private, on high grade cars. Pierce
perience: good careful driver: discharged Unitcd
Sadaattee Army sergeant. r. J. McHugh. 2O4 East
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

WAITRESS. Swedish. by day or week. 141 Eas
57th. Phone Plaza-2211.
WAITRESS, first class. private or public; neat
colored. Baker. 3O6 Lenox av.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-09-24
woMeNl INSIST ON DIAMOND DYES"

nat streak or your material in dye Buy ony
Directions every package guarantees perfect result" DNsS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-09-24
MAIL ORDER FIRMS
ORDER PRICES CUT
SIashes OF From Ten TO Twenty
Per Cent Made in Lines OF
Merchandise.

CHICAGO. Sept, 24.-rordefs evt'
ting their catalogue price from ~ 70
90 per cent on several lines OF meI
ehandise. including mems reAay
wear clothing and wool garment
were on their way today through All
departments OF Sears RoebGek 20
ana Montgomery Ward a. Co. Shl'
ca COS two big mail-otder houses.
4 Cotton staples. cambrics, sheeunss
women's clothing Of May kinds leo
the list Of reductions In both arms.
Food prices. with the single eHeep-
dion OF sugar will remain the same
temporarily. Sugar was listed AZ
1895 per hundred pounds
STANDARD dress goods were reaueea
approximately 10 per cent and VIII not
20 back 70 previous levels. reduc-
tion OF rs per cent from few months
ago in furniture prices was an
nounced.
No statements were made by either
nrm with regard TO the reasons for
the reductions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-09-24
SMALL HOPE HELD OUT
BY MERCHANT TALORS

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-That mems
clothing prices cannot go down more
quickly than the high cost OF mate
rails and labor. and that therefore,
no violent changes may be expected
was declared by Eli Strouse' president
OF the National Association or Cloth,
ing Manufacturers, as principai
speaker before the National Assoeia'
ton OF Retail Clothiers. in session
here, today. Fifteen hundred tAilors
are attending their convention at the
Hotel Sherman.
Mr.. Strouse promised that the 20
to IS per cent cut announced by the
textile manufacturers would be re-
fiected in the spring prices, but said