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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
SULTANAS PASIKL0NIO-
JES AMERIK0NIs-
KIEMS OFICIERAMS.
Konstantinopolis, geg. 4.

Konstantinopolis, geg. 4.
Suv. Valstiju sp4kp Europos
vandenyse komendantas admi-
rolas Knapp su stabu Gia APP
lanll6 sultano rumus. Admire
las su kitais oficierais buvo
turkQ maldnamyj, kuomet sui
tanas, kaip paprastai, atvyko
melsties. Praeidamas pro a.
merikoniskus oficierus sulta-
mas draugingai pasikloniojo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
PAPIGINO PREKEMS
kama.

Philadelphia, Pa, geg. I
Daugelio dideliQ krautuviQ sa-
vininkas Gia il New Yorke,
John Wanamaker, paskeEba,
kad visose savo lkrantuv6se pa
pigines prekdms kaina 20 nuos'
Tuo keIiu jis, sakosi, per me-
tus tur6sias maziau + milijo-
nus dolieriu pelno. Ir tick lik-
sia zmoniQ kiSeniuoSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04

kams istaigas. Savitarpinds
darbininku paSeIpos reikalas
turi but vedamas paciQ darbi-
ninkQ.
Pagaliaus Gompers karfiai
atsiliepia apple ivesta Kansas
valstijoj industrijiniQ santikill
istatymq, kuriuo uzdrausta
visokie darbininllu streikai.
Toksai istatymas yra yergiJos
laikQ liekana, taigi jis yra
prizes -demokratinis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
ITALAI PAREMIA TURKUS
NACIJONALISTUS?
Gaisras turku kares rastineje.

Konstantinopolis, geg. l (su.
v6linta). Anatolijoj nieko
nauia. JokiQ atmainQ neivyko
Tenai turkp naeijonalistu va
das Mustapha Kemal pasa Off
cijaliai praneSa:
"Mes kovojame TRIMS from
tais-Armenijoj, Cilicijoj il
iSilgai Marmora juriQ pakras-
ciu. Bet laikinai mes nieko ne
veikiame Aidin frOnte. "
Adm fronte veikia graikai
Anot ziniQ, tarpe turkQ ma
cijonalistQ il italq santikiai
labai Sirdingi. Sakoma dar
kad italai turkams macdonald.
STAINS pristatq amunicijos.
Gaisras kares rastineje.
Ana diena turkp kares rasti,
n6je cia nezinia is ko ir kaiE
pakilo gaisras. Ugnis sunaiki-
no ddeles vertes archivus il
daugeli poperinip pinigQ.
Kuomet vieton atvyko gals.
rininllai, atrado stipriai uzda-
rytas duris j tq triob6sio dali
kur buvo pakilusios liepsnos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
BoLsEVIKU ATsTovAI
VAzIUOJA NAMO.

Londonas, geg.,3. = Is Co.
penhageno praneSama, kad
bolSeviku atstovai prekybos
reikaIus veSti iSkeliauja Rusi-
jon. Mes Anglia atsisak6 sa-
vo Salin isiIeisti Litvinovq, vie
ma bolSevikQ atstovQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
zADA sTREIKUOTI BADE
NO DARBININKAI

Geneva, geg. 4. = Badeno
kunigaikStiioj, Yakietijoj, la
bal truksta maisto. Darbinin-
kai zada pakelti generali strei-
kq, jei nebus priStatyta kick
reikiant maisto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
NETINKA 8 vALANDQ
DARBAs DIENOJE.

Berne, geg. 4 sveicarijos
parlamentas atmete buvuslo
kituomet Washingtone tarp-
tautinio darbo kongreso SUI
manyma visose viespatijose i
vesti aStuonias :darbo valan-
das dienoje.
ParIamentas pranese, kad
tas sumanymas nepraktikalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
BAKU.

Londonas, geg. 3.-tia' Off
cijaliai paskelbta, kad bolSevi-
kai pa6me Baku miestQ If uos-
ia vakariniam Kaspijos juriQ
Some balandzio % diena.
Baku yra svarbus miestas
zibalo apylinkemis. Ia miesta
keliS kartus buvo okupave
anglai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
LENKAI PRIPAzINE
UKRAINA.

Washington, geg. 3.-Vieto,
lenku pasiuntinybei is VarSa.
vos praneSta, ,kad lenkai pri.
paine Ukrainos nepriklauso.
mvbe Su virSininku gen. Pet,
lura. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04

tp liepsnq, eia nei kick neabe-
jojama, kad Carranzai prisieis
du1nti is sostnes kol dar neat
kirsti keliai. Mes ilgiau palau-
kus nebus galima rasti iseji-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
ALBANIA zUDo GRAIKUs.

Londonas, geg. 3 rs Mask
vos pransama, kad Epiruse
prieS graikus pakile albanai.
Albanq burial uzpuldineja If
zudo graikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
KARDINoLAs o'CoNNELL
VATIKANE.

Rymas, geg. 3. Bostono
kardinolas O'Comell atkelia-
vo Ryman. siandie Sventojo
Tevo bus priimtas audijenei-
jon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
FARMERIo sUNUS PRA-
LEIDo $4,000.
Eme mainyti negerus cehus;
suarestuotas.

Clare c. Silyerthorne, far
merio sunus is Welcome, Mimi,
balandzio q atvaziavo Chica-
gon su tevo galvijais. cia gal
vijus pardave, paeme uz JUGS
$4,000 If isimaise blogon
draugijon.
] dvi savaiti prapyskino pi-
nigus il pasekmeje pradejo ra-
sineti il mainyti negerus ee=
kius.
suarestuotas. saukiasi tevo
pagelbos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04

"Vienatine prizes tai prie-
none, sake Munsey, "tai
suvarzyti poperos eikvoiimq.
Ia gall padaryti tik viena Wy
riauSyb6. TokS darbas patterns
gyventojams butQ dauS nau-
dingaS."
Kuomet bus iSnaikinti me-
dziai, sake liudininkas, tuo-
met antkart pasidarys didis
pcperos trukumas. Mes ligsiol
dar neiSrasta substitute, kat
ruo butu galima pamalnytI
medzius poperos isdirblme.
"Mes turime omen6je turetl
ateiti, kuomet uz laikrascius
perkant bus reikalaujama .
arba 10 centu vietoje 2 centq,
kaip 'siandie, arba vietoJe l
cento, kaip buvo pirm kares.
Nisu Siandieniniu laikrasclql
ap6mis turi but sumazlntas
perpus, sake liudininkas.
Kooperacija negalima.
Buvo paduota sugestijQ, kad
laikrasGGit leid6jai be maiSy-
mosi vyriausNbes susitelktQ
kooperacijon il nutartQ taupy-
ii popera, sumazinti laikras-
ciq apeml.
Munsey tvirtino, kad tokia
leideju kooperacija negalima.
Jis pats stai sidnet padares
plenq su savo, laikrasSGGiais su-
taupyti daugiiau 10000 tonu
poperos. Bet kit leidejai ne
atkreipia dolnos j ia svarbq
reikala. Veikia, kaip jiems pa
tinkama.
Senate komitetas il toliaus
veda tardymus poperos klar-
sine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
oficieriai nenori eiti prizes
Mustapha.

Ivairiose vietose pasigirsta
nepatenkinimq, kad turku w
riausyb6 nori pakelti kova
prieS Mustapha Kemal pasa,
ty. prizes turkus nacijosalistus.
TurkV oficierai -taippat me-
patenkinti, kad norma juos
pasiQsti prieS nacijonalistus.
Jie savo nepaSitenkinimus is
reiskia ne protestais, bet pasl-
elgimais.
Antai Auksiniam Rage (ties
Konstantinopoliu) vienas ka-
Hr6s laivukas atrastas visai nu-
ginkluotas.
Kitais keliais laivais vezami
naujokai sultano armijon nu-
vezti ne nurodyton il reikalin-
gon vieton, bet viSai kur-ki-
tur.
Is $4,000 sultano arnijos
oficierp vos tik 1900 atsiliepe
aa
lIares rastineje, sutikdamas
stoti tarnybon. Xiii saukiami
visai neatsiliepe, nei nezinia,
kane iie apsivercia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
LENKAI JAU ARTI
KIJEVO.
Bolseviku spekos atsimeta
ant Charkovo.

VarSava, geg. >. - LenkQ
raiteliu burial, SuIig aptur6tQ
Gia praneSmQ, jau atSidure i
Kijevo apylinkeS. BolSevikQ
>tabaS il paSkui SvarbiauSioS
iQ >p6koS atSitraukia ant
Charkovo. LenkQ IL ukrainQ
piStininkai Su paSkuba mar
$uoia paSkui raiteliQ buriuS.
70-ta il 44-ta bolSevikQ di-
viziio> atkirStoS lenkQ nuo
vyriau>iuiQ SpdkQ. Jos dabar
lenkQ apSiauStoS BcrdiGevo IL
Iitomiro ayplinktSe. Su di-
dziauSiu atkaklumu JOS kovO-
ia. kad praSimuSti rytQ Sonan.
Trockii apsaugoja saVo vyrus.
PagautuoSe Gia kibirkSti-
niuoSe bol$evikV iSakymuose
almiiai patirta. jog Ru>ijoS
kar6s komiSaraS Trockii m6gi-
M taS dvi SavO divizijaS kalp
norint ap>augoti nuO pragais-
ties. Daromi plenai JOINS pra-
<imuSti per lenkV eileS If pa
btgti.
Bet Sitia tvirtinama, kad
bolSevikam< nepavykSiQ taS
padaryti.
Kaip cia, taip vi>os Lenki-
Jos mie>tuoSe paminima dlde-
IL Sventi. SuriSta Su lenkQ lal-
miiimai> Ukrainoj. Cia Wy
riauSvb6 gauna daugell pa
SveIkinimQ.
Sunaikinta 12-toji armija.
Cia oficijaliai paskelbta, jog
lenkai uz6me miestq Moglleva.
Srmaikinta kuOne visa l2-ojl
bolSevikQ armija, sakoma pra-
neSime. Jos liekanos ! visus
Sonus blaSkOmOs. Paimta dau9
nelaiSviu IL daug viSokios ka-
res medziagOs.
Vietos laikraSGiuose pasiro-
de ziniQ, jog Trockii esas kur-
tai nepertoliausia Kijevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
UNGARIJA GAUs TAIKos
sUTARTI.

Paryzius, geg. B. -Ambasa-
doriq taryba nusprende sta
ketvirtadieni induoti Ungari-
JOS atstovybei pataisyta taikos
sutarti. Perziureti ungarams
sutarti bus paskirta desnntts
dienq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04

"Aiskrimo" isyeziotojai, ku-
rie dinba Chicago Ice Cream
kompanijose, zada sustreiknoti
lxuonet kompanijos atsisakys
padidinti reikalaujama uzmo-
kesti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-04
Is Turkijos

Tad kol gaisrininkai isilau-
ze vidun, iepsnos CANA plaeias
dalis buvo apsiauGiusios il
viskq RHO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
COFFEE MARKET.

About the only feature OF yesterdays
coffee futures market was near month
liquidation, replaced in part by pur-
chases of later delr7. which resulted
in the increase OF i,,e month premiums
The market closed at points lower 10
points higher. December deliveries
made new low ground for the season,
sold Off to 7.15 and closed at that level
July rallied from SIS to S.27.
New style Santos futures were un.
changed TO 1875 rels higher and the dollar
buying rate was 10 reis lower. On the
other hand Rio exchange on London
was 1-32d. higher and there was de.
cline Of so to 100 reis in the Rio market
Consequently cables were considered as
about n standoff. Brazilian markets
give no indications OF an entirely settled
condition.
cost and freight offers showed con-
tinucd irregularity those from Santos
being about unchanged, while Rio offers
were shade higher, II anything. San
tos coffees have been rapidly losing their
extraordinary premiums. suggesting that
high prices reached after the armistice
caused some shifting OF demand from
santos TO Rio grades.
The worlds visible supply showed an
increase OF 523. $50 bags In September.
amounting 20 S.2e6.S2l on October 1.
against 7,773.144 on October I. 1919.
spot coffee was quiet at IA cents for
Rio rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
NEW FINANCING PLANS
CALL FOR $S1 200, 900
American Irdustriat Projects
Total SIS, O00,O 900.

Financing totalling about sS1. 100000
is in preparation and will be announced
soon. according to information obtained
yesterday. Two American industrial cor
porations will be In the market for a
total of SIS 100000. and $6,0oo,oo0 viii
be put out by the Swiss city of Zurich.
The Anaconda Copper Company. 1t is
expected, will come into the market dur
ing the latter part of this week for
s25, 600, O00 against which 1t will Issue
new securities. probably bonds The
syndicate which will offer them will be
headed by the National City Company.
Formal announcement Of the offering
probably will be made on Thursday. The
Anaconda company, in common with
other copper producing companies. Is In
need of money TO carry the great stores
of copper metal which It has on hand.
Ever since the armistice the copper busi-
ness has been In the doldrums, and as a
result there has been little buying Of 1t
by consumers, which has been even more
pronounced OF late because consumers
generally have been anticipating a big
cut in copper corresponding to cuts In
other materials For that reason they
have purchased only enough copper for
their immediate needs.
An issue of $50 100000 Of Sears-Roe-
buck N Co. notes VIII De fhaue sooh'
They are to be offered by syndicate
composed of New York and chicago
houses. The prices at which the notes
will be offered will vary according to
maturity, which runs 1t is understood.
for one year to three years. Contrary
to general expectation In Wall Street,
there will be no. provision in that issue
limiting dividends on Sears, Roebuck &c
Co. common stock.
The third piece of financing, due some
time this week, is that of the City OF
Zurich. which has sold to syndicate
headed by Hallgarten h Co. an issue OF
SO, 900, 900 of twenty -five-year per cent.
bonds. No details of the Offering OF that
issue have been announced. but II Is ex-
pected that on Thursday or Friday for
nal announcement OF the Offering viii
be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
BELGIANS TO JOIN
CHINA CONSORTIUM
Application Approved Subject
to Sanction of Govern
ments Represented.
INITIAL MEETING HELD
Programme Of Conference Is
COnsidered-Chinese Dele
gate on Way Here.
INITIAL MEETING HELD

Belgian bankers made yesterday for
NAL application to members OF the Chi
nese consortium In session In New York,
for representation with Great Britain.
France. Japan and the United States In
that consortium and representatives OF
the four Governments parties to that
agreement approved their application.
subject to the sanction Of governments
represented in 1t. The Belgian banking
group is understood to comprise the
leading banks In Brussels, Antwerp
Client and Liege. They have valuable
concessions in China which will be
turned over to the consortium.
The session of representatives of the
banking interests OF the four Powers
held yesterday In the Chamber of Com
merce building, was tnAen up W organ.
ization and an outline of subjects to be
considered at sessions to be held after
to-day. Consideration of China's finan.
cial status will be taken up in to-mor-
rows session. A representative of the
Chinese Government Is en- route to at
tend the sessions. He arrived In Van
couver on Friday from China, Is expected
in New York to-day or tomorrow and
Representatives of the four Governments
were rendered a luncheon by the
executive committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at the noon hour yesterday
and were welcomed to the United States
by Darwin p. Kingsley. president Of the
chamber
AS on yesterday. none of the sessions
will be open to the public. Announce
ments will be made daily of the progress
of the conference. The delegates in at
tendance yesterday were:
British. Sir Charles Adds and s. F.
Mayors French. Rene de la Chaume and
Georges Picot; Japanese. K. Takeuchi
and r. Ichinomiya; managing commit
tee Of the American group, Thomas w.
Lamont, Mortimer L. Schiff Charles
Sabin. Robert l. Barr and John Jay ABB
bott. Also In attendance We're II. G.
Witt. w. Il. Leverson. Henri Mazot,
Charles f. Whigham, ]. Ridgely Carter.
Frederick w. Stevens. Jeremiah Smith.
Jr.; Albert II. Wiggin and Frederick
Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
PRODUCE MARKET.

BUfTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
r., 81 iagd2o .ex,ras' 90 score elc;; fir1ts.
490i3o.. seconds, SO to 81 score. 46aisr.
lower grades, iiW45c.; Danish. casks, 53i9D
5Sc. un.alted, higher than extras. 64n95c.
extras. 02Ta3c.: flrsts, 20 to 81 score, SEQ
Gle. ss 10 50 score. boQJ4c.; seconds, 40
4nc.; State, dairy, tubs, finest, $4,000.
good to prime. 53g5sc. common to fair.
current make. flrsts. liilG4.c.: seconds.
3sliGS9c. lower grades. acG3sc.; packing
.. aeG37c.: lower grades, 33131c
CHEESE-s'ate. whole milk. sold. firsts
specials. H., 2ShT2oc; avctare run. 2Tisf
Csc. fresh, specials, 27'tGcSiic.; average
wins win Ssd 1 .o asaqscsf AVERAGE fea
27jsc: Wisconsin, fresh. twins, 97hTc1isc:
single daisies, fresh or held 2Iizdesikc-:
Americas, frcsh. 2slsG2oc. skins. held. spe-
cals. 1890; prime 10 choice. faTiTitc.:
1 e ES2S isSs eTsr grades 1oas, d S
70c extra frsts. Ge1esc.. firsts. G2d65c.:
seconds. .5Saoic.; drties. No. .. 5Oa5ic.;
frlrerator. .pecial marks. fancy, 55iiTsso:
Pennsylvania and nearby. Western. hernsry
frs,s. s7golc; gathered whites. fir~ts 10
extra flrstg S169Sr. under grades. I2d SIC.
BsS 'Csr , Pself'o o cesor white sH's .s
puliets. 7aasoc other western and Southern.
NfffNf"H
vsnia and nearby Western. hcnnery browns.
extra, TiIS2c. gathered brown and mixed
colors. Traded extras. Ge0T0c.; firsts 20
extra fi~~fr. c2Tfsc.
Por.ToES-Ne, $50 ibs.. ss25p4. L. T..
tbi.. t5.I,Ttel: ". I'd, te5 lbs. s3T14; 100
lbs, s2.50q3 20 long 165 lbs, 81 e5d3 ~:
80 lbs, 31a15: No. 2. Dbl. 81 .-ofs2;
I'd. btk., 81 2lTi.aO. Southern. bbl. 1905;
No. 2, Dbl. t2f2'0.
POULTRY. pREssED-rREs1I KILLED
Chickens. nearby nrollcrs. H., 4GIa0c. flyers.
s0Qfic; Va. broiler-, 4sdisc. Va, chickens,
2a140c. WIN dry picked broilers, boxes. 42D
SOC; frycrs, aaTi2c.; roasts. 1890: broil-
ors bhls., 1885. chickens. kegs, SOC. Wn..
iccd. bills. broiers, 10. ga. and under.
2sf42c.; fryers. 2M lbs. 2ikT3 lbs. each. 35c.;
fowls wn, dry plyd.. milk fed, boxes. 200
42c corn FED. 2sstic.: dry pkd.. bbis. and
kegs, 21G 40c. scaldod, 33H3Tc. old cocks.
wn. 2HTgTc.: ducks, l., !. spring. 3sc.
SQUADS. large white. s1i1o lbs TO doz.. $500:
ear he. so07; dark. s3.50d4; culls.
81 50ds2.
POULTRY. LIyF-Towis, exp, 22gs5o.i
chickens. exp. 2Gd2sc.; ducks exp, 700
zoe. pigeons pr, frt. or exp. 4oc.; guineas,
pr, Si25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market moved irregularly
lower yesterday. It's heaviest selling
was in its last hour. when 1t weakened
so to 80 points. October declining most.
dire to circulation Of a few notices.
There was n good deal Of evening up
throughout the session because OF to-
days holiday and considerable covering
at one time In the forenoon, when
prices were as much as 20 to 40 points
more than Saturdays finish. but South
ern hedge selling and pressure by Wall
Street bears prevented the market from
holding any advance. The principal
btarish arguments included continued
favorable weather IN the cotton belt.
lower Liverpool cables and the outside
trade situation.
The official map showed generally fair
weather, no precipitation anywhere and
temperatures In range OF As to rs de-
grees At the opening here the market
was s5 points lower to 10 higher, SPOT
houses buying later months. Liverpool
brokers were early sellers. but not long
after the opening the market encoun-
tered moderately heavy short covering
and rose to more than rs points more
than Saturdays ending. There was un-
o. siness among shorts because of re-
ports that the holding movement was
assuming alarming proportions.
Bulges were not maintained. however,
and selling increased steadily as the
session progressed. Feeling continued
against the market and no real demand
for the actual article was reported. The
last hour saw new low levels for the
season established many months drop
inc below the 20 cent level. offerings
were more than the market could al.
sorb and there was little support until
the final few minutes, when a little
profit taking by shorts made It's appear
nnce. The market closed not far from
tho bottom and net % TO SO points
lower. Local spot finished on s5 bale
at 20 cents. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
B. AND o. WOULD ISSUE BONDS
Asks Commerce Comm ission T.
Authorize S16,OOO,OOO.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 11.-Ths Baltimore
and Ohio RailrSd asked to-day the In
terstate Commerce Commission for au-
thority to pledge 100000 OF 5 per
cent. refunding and general mortgage
gold bonds and $4,000 900 of per cent.
refunding and general mortgage gold
bonds as security for the balance OF
100000 due the Government for ad-
vances made during Federal control The
debt is to be funded over ten years.
The road also asked authority TO issue
s3,OOO,0o0 OF per cent. refundng and
general mortgage gold bonds. to be ex-
changed for an equal amount OF per
cent. refunding and general mortage gold
bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
KANAwHA 6 MICHIGAN REPORT
Federal Operation for 1910 shows
Loss of s1,200,1os.

The Government lost s1soo1ss
thi ough its operation of the Kanawha
and Michigan Railway in 1919. accord
iHg to the company's annual report is
sued yesterday and which showed in It's
Federal operating account net income
OF ss4, a4a, against the guaranteed rental
o. f,2e5,l4i. without the benefits OF
y. deral compensation the showing for
1919 would have been deficit after
81 argos and taxes. Of s272,0ls, aRainst
surplus OF si.547,s0e. or sf4.ss a
share, on the Same basis IN 1918.
. Based on the Federal CONFORMATION
tie company earned balance. after
ordinary charges and taxes. Of se2s,1s0,
against Sg44.670 In 1918. The former
was equal to sl0.31 share on 81, 600.
GOO Of the corf1any's stock, In contrast
t. $1,000 a share In the preceding year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
MARYLAND REFINING PROJECT.

The Marland Refining Company. a
Delaware corporation. has been formed.
with a capitalization OF 1000 900 shares
OF capital stock The new company will
take In the old corporation of the same
name and the Kay County Gas Company
by exchanging It's shares for shares OF
those corporations. Holders OF the stool,
O. the old MARYLAND Refining Company
will receive a share OF the new CONF
pnny's stock for ten shares. and stock
holders OF the Kay County Gas Com
pany will receive a share OF the new
corporations stock for twenty shares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
REDUCE LIBERTY HOLDINGS.
Amount owned by National Banks
or June 30 IL s77s,301. 900.

WASHINGTON, oct. li.---Constant re-
ductlon OF the amount OF Liberty bonds
held by national banks was reported to-
night by John shelton Williams Comp
troller OF the Currency. Records OF the
banks show an encouraging absorption
OF such securities by the investing pub
lie. the statement said
National banks held on June 80 lid
erty bords and Victory notes equal 70
only about az per cent. OF their total
resources. NJ. Williams said. on that
date national banks owned t77S'S6l'oVV
OF such securities. while their resources
aggregated more than 2.0O0,OOOOOV. =,
The aggregate Of Liberty bonds held
by the national banks on June 80 as col
lateral amounted to $225. $4,000, while
six months previously they had hello
more than s26s 100000 of them, accord
ing to the statement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Nine per cent. call funds caused con
siderable liquidation In oils and spe
cialties and declines OF 2 to points
during the final hour OF yesterday
trr ding In the Consolidated stock Ex-
change. In rails marines and equip
ments there was an undertone Of strength
Some OF those groups rallying TO more
than | per cent more than early lows
5toeis were lower and motors about
rarked time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
OFFER OTTAWA LIGHT BONDS
Issue of s1,2oO.OoO Has been Pur-
chased by Bankers.

A new issue of s1,2O0,0o0 of 8 per
cent. twenty year first mortgage and re-
funding mortgage bonds of the Ottawa
Light, Heat and Power Company. due In
1870 and payable In New York funds.
has been purchased by the Royal Securi-
ties Corporation and Harris. Forbes q
Co. for distribution in the United States.
The proceeds of the issue will be used
for acquisition of additional water power
in Ottawa, city and district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12

By W. L. Randolph
in The Financial World, Oct. 4, 1920

The statistical departments main
tanned by many Of the brokerage
houses are not, as some suppose,
composed of staff of specialists
and reporters who possess unknown
and mysterious methods of collect
ing news. The great body of cur
rent information on corporations
whose securities enjoy active mar
kets originates in the columns Of the
Wall Street Journal, a daily news
paper devoted entirely to finance,
which may be found in practically
every brokers' Office and the larger
public libraries. Quarterly and
semi-annual reports of the better
known companies appear in the
metropolitan dailies; rumors and
whisperings Of pool operators also
find their way into the financial
pages Of the large newspapers.
Usually, however, the Dow, Jones
Co. is able to publish articles with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12

COFFEE CAi}LEs-Rio was 30 10 100 rcls
lower FOR futures. Dollar rate 10 lower at
Es5gO Exchange 1-32d. lower ~ " 7-92d
Receipts 900 bags and stock $4,000 bags.
santos spots not quoted. Futures unchanged
on old and unchanged 20 1919 higher on now.
UrcrIp,s 80 900 bags and stock 2ig0 600 bags.
Receipts az the ports were 90 600 bags.
against ~ 900 last year md ~. 900 two years
AGO sac paulo had 10000, against 20. 900
and 40 600, and Jundiahy % 200. against 20.
0oo and $4,000 bags. respectively. Fine
pther was reported IN four districts OF Sac
peuio and cloudy IN one. cleared from
santos %. 200 bags for New York.
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