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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
29.Aarg.
sr Of the President A. e Bureson Postmaster General


australske Presse. Man forlan-
ger, at der tages Foranstaltninger
til at hindre, at England bliyer
trukket ind i en- mulig Krig med
Kina og Japan, og at det tilla-
des Australien at kontrolere den
indre Lovgiyning.
Ny Uro Tyskland. Berlin, 3.
Juni. ,,Tageblatt" offentligg6r
med Forbehold sensationelle Rap
porter ON Koncentration af bay
erske Trooper Nerheden af
Potsdam, Og ON at Prins Au-
gust Wilhelm af Preussen, EN-
SGn af den tidligere Kejser, spill
ler en- mistenkelig Role i Be-
V@gelsen. Der meddeles ogsaa
ct Rygte ON, at Autoriteter.
ne agter paa S9ndag at ARE
stere ale ,,Pacifister" og flere
fremragende Venstre. ,,Tage-
blatt" frygter for, at trods ale
Partiers Utilb9jelighed til at ind
lade sig paa Uroligheder, er der
fremdeles Grupper der ,,soger
at bringe Ulykke over Tysk-
land"
Striker i Danmark. K6ben-
havn, 3. Juni 10000 Havnestri.
kere, der er bange for, at de
skal tabe Striker, fordi frivil-
lige har taget deres Plads, har
telegraferet til amerikanske, en-
gelske og andre Fagforeninger
og anmodet ON, at intet dansk
SIKH bliver lastet eller losset.
Tmidlertid bes0rger 400 Med
lemmer af det nylig organisere-
de Hielpeforbund Losning af
Varer, der kan tage Skade, ind
skiber for en- Million Dollars
Sm6r til Amerika og bemander
flere Skibe til overs9iske Rel
ser. 100000 Tons, en- Ottendedel
af Danmarks Tonnage, blew ind
ladet de sidste to Uger. Hjel-
peorganisationen blew dannet for
at bekampe Generalstriken.
Italien og de Allierede. Paris,
4. Juni. Premierminister Nitti
er af den Mening, at den Del,
som Italien efter Bestemmelsen
skal faa af Erstatningen, som
Tyskland vii bliye paalagt at
betale, er for lille, eftersom det
like fix noget af de Kolonier
og de tyske Krigsskibe, som
blev udleveret, siger Matin. Han
har konfereret med Sig. Berto-
lini, der er Chef for den italien.
ske Delegation i Erstatsnings-
commissioner, med Hensyn til
en- Revision af den tidigere fat
tede Overenskomst mellem de AL
lierede. Som bekendt skal Frank
rig have 55 Procent af Erstat.
ningen og England 25 Procent.
Resten skal fordeles paa de an
Dire Lande. Italien skulde faa
en- stor Erstatning af 0sterrig,
men man er nu paa det rene
med, at der like er Ell Cent at
faa.
Krigsskyer @ngster England.
London, 3. Juni. Konferencen
Spa vii sandsynligvis blive nd
sat igen. Tyskland har forenet
sig med Italien at arbejde for
Udsattelse af den Grund, at 21.
June er for smart efter de tyske
Valg til, at Regeringen kan bib
l.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Stort Oldfund Sverige.

Stort Oldfund i Sverige. l
Flor drew Doktor Folke Hansen
paa med Udgravninger we'd
Flatmarksgravfeltet fra Bronco
alderen we'd Svarte, Vest for Y
stad. Der blew dengang, fundet
omkring 60 Grave, men Arbej-
det blew udsat.
NJ er Gravningen igen be-
gyndt, og Resultatet synes at
skulle overstige de st0rste For
ventninger. Allerede den forste
Dag fandt man like mindre end
elleve Grave. Man mener at staa
overfor det st9rste Gravfelt i he
le Scandinavian.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Protest fra Kina mod engel-

Protest fra Kina mod engel-
sk-japansk Forbund. Peking. 5.
Juni. Kina har sendt ct Tele-
gram til England, hvori der pro-
testeres imod Fornyelse af den
engelsk- -japanske Alliance.
London, 5. Juni. Fornyelse at
den japansk-engelske Alliance er
blevet skarpt kriticeret af den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
,,DANSKEREN''

ct dansk amerlkansk UgebIads
der ejes af Den forenede dan-
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
ke i Amerika" og udgives az
Danish Lutheran Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

australske Presse. Man forlan-
ger, at der tages Foranstaltninger
til at hindre, at England bliyer
trukket ind i en- mulig Krig med
Kina og Japan, og at det tilla-
des Australien at kontrolere den
indre Lovgivning.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

.v.IiARI.E Marcn u, in beautiful Chevy
1nasa home near cars large. attractive front
room near bath; well heated: two large
closets: fireplace; private porch: two people
Nth breakfast and dinner. $780, Cleveland l0l
1890 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N."--,asse
rooms and board; ami. H.
e.o NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-LArEe room
H,p Sar or 8: home cooking: So. 50 month lO'
507 SEWARD SQUARE s.E.-Furnished rooms .s
ond IN hle board. "
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


1454 FAIRMONT ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished
southern room gentlemen only. IL
Al3 End NW.-Two nicely furnished rooms
hot-water heat; bath same floor. IL
1901 y. ]. AVE. NW.-Two communica ting
front rooms: both adjoining bath convenient
I" govt. depts. and navy yard by several ear
lines.
2o06 COLUMBIA ROAD. Apt. Large double
room; reasonable. Call after pm. II.
1909 18th N.W.-Large. comfortable, newly
papered room for two three. IL
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yulcanfzins plant: full equipment; $500.
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WANTED-aOO1GS.

WANTED-By washingtonian. unfurnished
rooms non on-housekeeping; not. over -; M
Phone sleO-w, bet. and 9 pm; rsferences
exchanged. II
WANTED, By csupls. unfurnished reca withfn
waikine diatance .ef Nupitions bldg. eIectr1city
Furnished roons. skitcheeette. py1Sete . ee11<
private bath. By March H -A14reU - H.
Star oface. q - ~
THREE furnished o. yufvesieAee 49, -
-. Address Bog &-E, eesr SO
CENTLENAN wants alseie 1zlAee sl6Rs
With g Without bessas s5e111le 3 HegA o.
sssea ~ a. stats tara o asas sssv1ss 16ilSs1
WANTED b ~ lsfh e - uen5A - -
e e = zPss1 ssss - -. 8 8 - .
e. s:sszssss sss'sssli. IS ri. 3; =. ~ ~ q 4
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Continued.

IN 1IKzk0 u. N.Us-I1f9s essnsS5es51ae
sdies; q vt. cars vis =. !. sve - 14tha ~
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or PLAYER here. Standard makes only. Every
instrument personally tested at the factory
before shipment.
d. G. PFEIFFER,
1910 G street.
Over IS years in Washington.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.
MISCEILANEOUs- -continued.


UNIVERSAL folding machine twofold attach
nent; also Junior multigraph with tynese't,e1T:: ::
reasonable. Address Box 337-P, Star office. II
DRESS. moire silk, black: cost $50; latest
style almost new. Blue serge coat suit: SIZE
3';. Will sell at bargain. 1133 oath st. n w.
Apt. 4.
BABY CARRIAGE for sale. AGO oorcoran st.
NV. L.
SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES, SAN,
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AZ
SPECIAL PRICES. 'BUY AT THE FAC-
TORY" RUSE 4 COMPANY, sos Low ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.
NEW SPRING DRESSES.
Advance models just received. Exclusive
but not expensive. Coats at sacrifice prices.
MRS. SERBY. Apt. 81, 1892 r St NV
BUILDING MATERIAL BATHTTBS. new
wall board at 4c per foot. white enamel lava
tories and sinks sheathing. sash doors. roof,
ing paper. SIDNEY L. HECHINGER HOUSE
WRfCkING co, 9th and G SITS. southwest
No COOK STOVE, fitted for water back:
price, SIS. COS 18th st. ne, after pm. TO-
BARRER'S CHAIR-Columbia fine condition;
500 549 11th st. Sc. TO-
SWEATER-Rrand-new blue sweater size 3s:
S4. Call Apartment 305, Stoneleigh Court. lo'
911o WALL. TENT. folding cots, Eastman
kodak. evening suit and overcoat, size So r.
Schultz. Cos st. NV. To-
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SUBURBAN ROOMS
nooMs WITH BOARD.

] CEy.rI FNEN desiring to locate in Washing
| TON can secure the best home comforts and
| accommodations good rooms. most excellent
! table. good service. home cooking three mea.s
exchanged 1854 S st. NV. Phone North
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Lunchroem; business section; rent. s35: one
Of the places now difficult TO secure; only
81 SOO
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS
MOTOR CYCLEs AND BICYCLEs.

| EOV " Ss
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES.
! EXCELSIOR twin: in perfect running condi;
| ton: 500 Can be seen, $50 to 10 a.m.. .:50
| to pm. only, 1884 Irving Z
INDIAN. 1918. single: 3-speed. Fred Ersers
| Riyerale. Md. Inquire at substation after i
o'clock. ~
| INDIAN 1918. fully equipped; $175 cash. 1old
HARLEY DAVIDSON AND INDIAN used
motor cycles on land at all times reasonable
| Il rms; motors sold commission; expert re-
pairs TO all makes. Advance Cycle Garage
FRANKLIN 2126. 100 ii ST. NV.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs.
VIOLIN. bow and case. $50. Fahy, 900 Law
renee st. ne. North 661s-J.
FINE upright Steinwsy piano: cost s1oo;
sell for $50: perfect condition and tone; leav-
ing city. Phone North 35fS. IL
BRADBURY PANo-PLAYER-Excell in
strument mahogany case. Apt. 81 1881 Coiun
hia rd-
SRAFDNoLA-S'2. so size; oak; used few
! months; will sell for So. Call n. 1903.
PIANO TUNING: Players. organs. all makes
monographs repaired. +. w. Helbig, 1742 9TH
st. NV. 2nd floor. n. 10os9. -
SI55 BUYS a Taylor & Son piano; good tone:
fine condition; easy terms. The Hecht Co..
6lS st. NV.
$50 FOR A SCHAEFFER piano: fine for prac-
ticp: low terms. The Hccht Co., 61s + st.
NV.
REAL TRUE SALE of standard talking ma
chimes and all records. 1923 St; no cnmne-
tiion just honest riddance sale: make ap-
poiutment. IL
UPRIGHT PIANO-(iood condition; mahogany
case. 500. 1917 2Sth st. NV. IL
PLAYER -PIANO-Fine tone; excellent condi-
ton. bench and rolls; $3.50; worth $500 6o9
Otis st. NV. TO-
Arn
or PLAYER here. Standard makes only. Every
instrument personally tested at the factory
D. G. PFEIFFER.
1910 G street.
Over IS years in Washington.
rIANO-Upright; good condition: reasonable
mahogany finish. 154 st. ne. IL
VIOLIN. very old; hne tone and condition.
1881 10th st. NV. 1O'
LECKERING PIANo-Fine tone; good condi-
tom CHEAP AT S193; easy terms. The
Hecht Co.. els st. NV.
MAHOGANY PIANO Handsome; upright:
standard make; perfect condition $l15. 10
Indiana ave. NV. ~
UPRIGHT PIANo-Webster; practically new;
excellent condition. Phone Fr. 5SO5 before
noon Nv
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA, S2o.5O $3.50 grafo
nola. s15: $50 Dusonto. SS5 Victor victrola,
S45: the logical place to buy used machines.
Ellis & Arnold, auctioneers. 1928 G ST. NV.
$3.50 VOSE UPRIGHT, 500: $500 Raven 4
Gacon Sl35. $3.50 Emerson. S1IJ: two almost
brand-n new $3.50 Elasius uprights at $3.50 and
SocJ; the logical place to buy used pianos
Ellis 4 Arnold. auctionrers. 1923 G St NV.
HIGH GRADE PLAYER-PIANO, mahogany,
bench and 80 rolls, almost new; cost $3.50; will
sacrifice s365. Ellis 4 Arnold. auctioneers,
1923 6 ST. NV.
USED KRANICH & BACH PIANO, only S195.
Jordan's, 18th and SITS.
USED SHELDON PI.AYER-PIANO; mahogany
case: bargain at S3S5. Jordan's, 18th and
e. SITS.
USED CHICKERING GRAND PIANO: good.
usable condition; just the piano for 4 teacher.
Jortian's. 18th and sts.
SLIGHTLY USED CABLE & NELSON PIANO;
good as new: so95; price originally $45O Jor-
dams 18th and G SITS.
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= SlS NeW 1ofk ave
Wen furnished and exclusive rooming house;
10 rooms. baths; pa-t cash. balance easy
terms.
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Roorning house: downtown: 35 rooms: rent,
$50; owner leaving city; haaf GEice nj
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Rooming house; IS rooms: heart Of business
Icetion; q money maker; price. 81, 600; terms.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Lunchroom on one Of the best business SITS.
IN city; modern building and fixtures price
low.
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HILLCREST,
Rooms with and without private bath. EXCL.
lent meals Attractive surroundings.
$500 18th st. NV. Phone Col 3Gs4. -
IRA 1Ith ST. NW-Newiy furnished room.
snitn ble for or s; $50 per month; room and
board. e-Y--'
.2o7 EAST CAPTTOI-LArEe. ven FUR
nished rooms; with good table board: 80 eeeh
per month.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Fer 2. young ladies
preferred; piano: home privileges; reasonanie.
Clev. S73-W.
1900 10Th ST. N.w.-second- floor rooms. prf-
yate family; ami; excellent cooking. 1Oe
Ills EUCLID sT-Comfortable, heated. sunny
second door front room: two double beds; eood
board. -
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
IOO6 I ST. SE.-Fumished room with OF with
out board; electric light, h.-w.h.; Reasonable.
""' IL
a0oR r ST. Nw-Three rooms and porch;
bousekeeping: immediate possession; second
door apartment. Call after $3.50. Hererences-
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Rooming house: IL rooms: good furniture.
Jf you want q nice home inspect this. Price.
$1,000
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Grocery and meats: near 11th and Park
road; rent. $35; high class store; $500.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Grocery; one of the best in city; apartments
above; price. 81 500.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Rocming house: 9 rooms; well furnished
price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COnlinmcd,
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKER


MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS'.
t. 913 New York ave.
Wen furnished and exclusive rooming house;
10 rooms. baths; part cash. balance easy
terms.
Roonins house: downtown; a5 rooms: rent.
$3.50: owner leaving city; haaf IEice AT
Rooming house; is rooms: heart of business
section; q money maker; price. 81 coo; terms
Rooming house; IL rooms; good furniture.
Jf you want q nice home inspect this. Price.
$1,000.
Roomirg house: rooms; well furnished
price, $3.50.
Lunehroom on one of the best business SITS.
IN city; modern building and fixtures: price
low.
Lunchroem; business section; rent. s35: one
Of the places difficult TO secure; only
$500.
Grocery and meats: near 11th and Park
road; rent. $35; hishclass store; $500.
Grocery: old established corner. living
rooms; price, $500.
Grocery: one of the best in city: apartments
above; price. $500.
vulcanhins plant; full equipment: $500.
Hotel: lunchroom first floor; furniture all
new, price, S6,oU.
n you want to buy or sell consult the Office
in position to protect your Interests and ana
render efficient service. Our sales run into
Thousands Of dollars each week.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROkERS,
9l3 New York
S25O-1oRooM rooming house; rent, sf5.
$.i5o-Rooming house, rooms; rent, $50.
s.OO0-Sman hotel: rent. $50; long lease.
ST 0G,-Barber shop. furnished rooms; rent,
So so Apply at $40 y. y. ave. NV.
PAKTNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; specially
salesman preferred: have exclusive rights TO
rich territory: profit each sale. $40: details at
interview. Address BOX :I:,-P. Star office.
TAILORING, cleaning and dyeing establish
ment for sale, prosperous. Coz 9Th St NV. 12'
PROHIBITION has caused big demand Tor
soda water. We have in stock large line or
eOda fountains, latest models. for prompt de-
livery. Also everything in soda fountain sup
plies. Liberal terms. Rurch & kleps, Inc.
40 Pa. ave. NV.
A LARGE CORPORATION is being formed to
build new houses for colored people in this
city: exceptional opportunity to get in the
ground floor. II interested please communicate
with Attorney. Room IS. Century bldg. Az
bth St NV.
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FOR RENT-RO0Ms.
FURNISHED ROOMS


I2c6 " CAPITOL DIST foor)--Furnished RON
for elderly gentleman with private family. u.
AT DUPONT CIRCLE-Txo girls now eccu-
pying fine large modern room want one
or two other girls with them: good home
cooking. board and room. $35 per month.
Call North 1892 lOs
3o37 18th N.W.-Larse room: closets: next
private bath: electricity: gas: phone; two
young ladies', $50. IL
I24 n. c. AVE. S.E.-Nice large room; coa-
venient to bath; near three car lines: too
gentleman. 1Os
20 Bird ST. S.E.-Room for two ladies; reascn-
able l0s
2443 18th ST. N.w.-Furnished or unfurnished; ;
| newly decorated rooms; with electricity: for
rent TO gentlemen; splendid surroundings;
reasonably priced. lOs
! 500 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Two bright front
! rooms nicely furnished; two car lines: ex-
celient hoard across street Phi. Col. 91l2. iOs
! 10 ST. N.W.-Front room. furnished. ad-
| joining bath; gentlemen. TO-
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Grocery: old established corner; living
Tooms; price, 81 500.
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Connecticut Ave.
One Square Dupont Circle.
Select Residential Section.

Young ladies desire two congenal young
ladies share large second floor front room
: windows. private lavatory. electric lights;
use parlor piano, Nictrola; phone service.
Franklin 2sl4.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

I406 18th N.W.-Large front rooui' Iaote
board, men only. II
,4,4 ST. Nw.-Reoms, good board. loca.
tion: large connecting houses: pariors IL
747 10th ST Sc, Apt. Room and board
in private family for two. IL
oloe OH ST. NW.-Front room for 2, or 4.
Nnrtb 6o6o IL
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
ENpEN<E ACCOUNT
6. o. =. &2,1ll,5O3

up!'am tnnoupcp& Yota! Disoursc.
mrnt OF Committee Between June
and 0c'ohcr.
Washington, Oct. %. Total dis
!rll$cmcnta nf :hC Republican Ma
tional Committee between june II
and Ocioler rs, Of this year were
placed at $2.7ll5O33;. in an Official
statement fled today with the clerk
o: the IIcusc of Representatives by
Fred W. upham, treasurer OF the Ma
uonal Committee Receipts for the
period were placed at $2.iGGOl9.54.
The statement placed the number of
contributors at 3i,SG7, and added
that only sixteen contributions in ex-
cess OF $1,000 had been received.
Ihcsc is contributions, it added az
grcgatcd $3S,75O, The Hamilton Club,
chicago, was named as largest single
contributor with $G,12O.5O.
The committees announcement
said other contributions ranged from
25 cents to $1,000 and cover the en-
tire country"
treasurer Upham reports" il add
cd. that contributions for state com
mitteca were received to the amount
OF $1,Ol5,6l8.Gi, and transmitted by
him as agent to state committees.
THE sum Of $333,50O was borrowed
for use by the senatorial and con
groSSional committees and loaned to
these committees"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
CHINA BUILDING
TEXTILE PLANTS


| Never Become Competitor OF United
states In Large Field.
Grecnvillc, Oct. 21.--A luncheon
which was addressed by President
Nieh, Of the Chinese chamber of com
j merce, and head of the oldest cotton
mill in China, was attended today by
visitors to the Southern Textile expo
sition and by Greenyille citizens.
DR.. Louis j. Matos chemist for the
National Aniline and Chemical COM
pany of New York, also made an ad-
dreas, telling the story of Americas s
progress In dye making since the out
break Of the war in 1914. DR.. w. r.
Cathcart of the Corn Products Re-
finng company also spoke.
The fall convention of the Southern
Textile association starts tomorrow
to continue through Saturday. To-
days attendance made another record
Dut the exposition management ex-
poets the largest attendance tomor-
row and Saturday.
In his address Mr.. Mich said that
within the past year the Chinese have
purchased equipment for 45 cotton
mills from the United States and plans
TO purchase a great deal more. China
now is familiar with American textile
| machinery and will go to no other
nation to make it's purchases, he stat
ed. One OF Americas leading cotton
experts is now in China to teach the
people there how to develop in the
growing OF cotton.
The Cotton Mill owners association
of China, Mr.. Mich said, is perfecting
an organization to promote and pro-
tect cotton growing. Thirty export
mental stations have been established
under the supervision of the Amcri-
can expert, and cotton Of a much bet
Ter grade than formerly was used is
being grown.
within the past year the number of
&pindlc5 III his country has been viz
iually doubled, Mr. Mich said. The
number now running to about 1000.
coo. Within 4 short while the number
Win likely reach 100000. As The in
tuStiy develops, China will come to
america moro and more for supplies.
This seeming competition with
America and particularly with the
south Will in no wise injurc Amer
I lam
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
Plans for Organization of Twelve Mil
lien Dollar Cotton Export Corpora.
tion Adopted ut Meeting OF Bankers
and Representatives OF Cotton IN
tercStS Held in WuShingt0n.

tercstS Held in WASHINGTON.
| Washington, Oct. 2l.--Plans for the
organization of a $12,000,OG0 cotton
export and crop financing corporation
were adopted at meeting here late
today of bankers and representatives
OF cotton interests attending the con
ventiSn of the American Bankers AS
sociation.
The meeting approved suggestions
contained in q report of committee,
headed by Robert f. Maddox, Atlanta
banker, to move at once in the direc-
ton of preliminary steps toward or
ganizing the corporation. Tentative
arrangements provide for the pay
ment of half of the capital stock or
an initial working fund Of $5,0O0,0O0
capital, and $l,000,O0O surplus.
Capital subscription, the plan sug-
gests, will be based on an assessment
Of 81 bale on cotton raised in the
respective states thereby making the
organization one Of far-reaching IN
fluence throughout all territory which
has had difficulty in financing the
movement of the cotton crop. The
decision to call for the initial pay
ment of only half Of the total capital
means therefore that the subscrip-
tions will be proratcd among the pur-
chascrs Of stock on the basis Of so
cents per bale.
Under Edge Act
II was made clear by speakers at
the meeting that the purposes of the
corporation which will be organized
under the Edge act amending the
federal reserve act is not to hold the
cotton crop but to insure the commod-
ity be moved "at time when the
market is stasnant."
Under provisions Of the Edge act,
tho corporation is enabled to handle
trade acccplanccs agreement of the
purchasers to the amount Of ten
times its capital and surplus or in
the case OF the proposed corporation
the ability to handle acccptanccs Of
cotton purchasers to the amount Of
$G0oCo.oOO.
Although t,erc was no specific
mention made there were Indications
that formation Of the corporation
wcuid immediately open the way for
the sale of cotton in Europe whom the
demand is estimated at three to four
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
Piles Curcd.in 6 tol4 Days

y5geeits REFUND rQoaeyrsf Vl,iZ c, 4 OINTMENT irr.
yJclyvi ~ ai1-i y; }SF Jybt kftliutfJ,.s
4h2mntY lc.tCYc5 licfltS Pi!cR Gnd 9bfr C,:, rti
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
GUARANTEE

II, after using entire con-
tents Of the can according
to directions, you are not
satisfied IN every respect,
you' grocer will refund
the money you paid for it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-02
SUM MER EXCURSION
RATES ARE REDUCED


Summer excursion rates over the
Santa Fe have been made and tick
cts were placed on sale at the local
office yesterday morning. While
there is no SET percentage in re-.
duction the round trip ticket is but
o few dollars more than the regular
one-way ticket.
While the ticket rates have been
reduced the Pullman fares have
been increased 20 per cent. which
became effective yesterday.
The new rate To some of the
principal California points without
the war tax, which amounts to s
per cent. are as follows:
Avalon. $4S.25 round trip, while
the old rate was SIS; Long Beach,
Ocean Park, San Pedro, Santa
Monica and Venice (the latter just
outside of Los Angeles), SAC round
trip. old fare $76.50; Santa Bar
bara $50, old rate 500: Grand Can
yon of Arizona, S25, old rate S3S,
with tickets GOOD until September
80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-02
SAY. FRIEND
The Facts About rheumatism.

Let's go to that auction Thurs
day at 218 West Gold.