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New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Higher Price
Range ON Curb
As Shorts Cover
Active Trading in General
Asphalt and General Mo-
tors New Stock; Russian
Bonds Advance Sharply

Stocks in the outside market were
In better demand yesterday. the ma
jority Of leading industrial and oil
shares closing with net gains. The
buying was not Of the best sort, how
ever, since it came mainly from the
professional shorts who were largely
responsible for the recent sharp ,le-
cline in prices.
The industrial group supplied swo
new stock. and General Asphalt.
Motors sold as high as Is, but closed
AT 24A on turnover Of 81 900 shares,
making it the most active stock on tho
curb. General Asphalt, which has
recently been a special target for the
bears, sold up to 81h, compared with
q recent low of 76. and closed at 78la.
United States Steamship was also in
demand around 2h, the dealings ap-
proximately $4,000 shares.
In the oil department Midwest Re-
hnlng continued strong spot, selling
as high as 152, new high for the
movement. This company is expected
to benefit greatly from the enactme mt
Of the oil land leasing bill 1t is
the controlling interest in the Wyom-
lation enacted by Congress is prac-
tically assured Of an unlimited supply
o. crude oil. Simms Petroleum was
also strong feature of the outside
market.
Russian government external bonds
developed pronounced strength on the
report that the Soviet government IS
seeking recognition from the United
States and Japan.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28

Current Year
Sugar. granulated per lb....i5 ais
Coffee. Rio No. 7. per lb.... 14ss 1914
Coffee, Santos No, 4, per lb.. "a
Sugar-With practically all OF the dis
tressed sugar placed, the market has
developed a more encouraging situation
and healthier undertone. Foreign buyers
are again active and the future market is
frmer with buyers for shipment Cubas f.
O.. b. at prices considerably above the par
ity value OF the cost and freight market.
There buyers of Porto Ricos, prompt
During the day 8 sac cost and freight was
bid for Cubas. but the best offer appeared
to be $500 bags, March loading, at 10c c..
T. No change was reported In refined
sugar.
The future market firm due to the
strength displayed in raw sugars and call
prices were unchanged to 10 points higher,
the close being "a to AS points net higher
on a very small business there being
practically no sellers.
Coffee Futures-Thc market was under
pressure of lower firm offers from prom
mont Santos shipper, the offers being far
below those generally quoted. and this in
were to "A points lower and in the abb
sence Of fresh buying power. values sagged
Off throughout the session. closing at net
declines of s to 81 points
AS an offset to the strong statistical posi-
ton OF Santo, and Rio coffees prominent
:obber stated that Santos was ra pidly losing
fine grades OF mild coffee were being
offered so cheap. and that to compete beng z
the situation Santos would have to re-
duce its price. Mild coffee growing coun-
tries report % per cent increase in the
crop and prices are declining. It was said
mild coffee to firms here at attractive
prices.
In the cost and freight market there
We're sales Of Santos is at 3Oc sterling
credit and sales OF AZ al 2l.90c American
credit. the latter being a very low price.
The local spot market was again quiet
and unchanged
The range Of prices fnllnwa.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ny ADRIAN H. MULLER SON,
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH SD. 1920,
at 1880 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS: IA AND ls VESEY STREET.
For Account of Executors
shs. Bank OF America
. shs- Mechanics Bank OF BROOKLYN.
cha National Sugar Refining Co.
common.
- chs Phelps Dodge Corporation.
tS shs- United States Natural Gas Co.
1oe shs Golden King Mining Co
ls shs. Golden King Mining Co. prefd.
90 abs. Southern Malleable Iron Co
IL shs: United States Shipbuilding Co.
prcfc
II sha United States shipouildins Co.
common.
10 sha Empire Portland Cement Co.
es.ses Texas 4 Oklahoma r. r. Int Mtx.
~ Bonds CT. OF Deposit.
Tor Account of Whom 1t May Concern.
a.eeo shs. Dusen Petroleum Corporation.
ity Co.
100 cha Poole Engineering q Machine
100 co ss. Poole Engineering & Machine
80 shs Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.
ss5 shs Merrimac Chemical CO.
LOGO shs Alpers Chemical Co.
20 Units Wyoming Oil Syndicate
100 shs: Bonbright & Co . Inc. Prefd
with so shs. A. so shs. B com.
mon V. T. c.
800 shs. Locomobile Company of Amer
lea common.
$4,000 keystone Telephone Coll. &c. No+..
1929. " 'o'o''
sloeoe Sac Paulo (Brazii) So Bda, 1s4s.
1oo ems Steel & Tube Co. prefd.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Foreign Bonds Attract Investors

ouestion-May ask for your opinion re-
9arding an Investment in the following
Kingdom of Belgium internal loan per
cent of 1920 n.00O francs). japanese 4 Us
1925. or Consolidated Gas stock7 In the
case of the Belgian internal bonds. would
there be any satisfactory way of disposing
OF them in the event of exchange returning
10, normal conditions? Can you suggcs,
other good investment stocks or bonds for
a small investor w. A. D.
Answer-We believe the Belgian
and the Japanese bonds offer unusual
speculative investment opportunities
The Belgian bonds will probably COM
mand an active market even if ex-
change returns to normal, for, in tna>
event the condition of Belgium will
probably be such as to give her bonds
a high investment rating. Other good
investments at present are preferred
stocks Of the following companies
United States Steel United States
Rubber, B. F. Goodrich, National Lead
and Central Leather.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that At
meeting of the shareholders Of The Nor.
York, held on January Is. 1879. 1t was
voted that the aid Bank go into lquidA.
ten and be close anu dissolved.
All holders Of otes and otner creditors
Of said Baukinl Association are hereby
notified to present s.Nh notes and oths'
ment at Its Banking House. Number ~
Wall Street New Yq.S ci5y. Until ~, y. FsorH ioni
eating agent, the Presid ant and Directors
81 tho Manhattan Company. At Number ~
Wall Street. New York City.
Dy order OF the Board OF Directors
q. e. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January 13. 1879
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
French Bonds

Question: would like to have your opin-
ion of French internal 5s, 1892. bought
around SIS per 1000 francs. with the ex-
pectation of holding them until maturity and
leaving interest to accumulate compound.
Do you think French exchange will right it
self in the next ten years? AS longtime
speculation, what do you think of German
city bonds at present prices and would you
consider the bonds of city in occupied ter
ritory worth more than one not. say, Cologne
and Hamburg w V. M.
Answer-We believe the French in
ternal bonds offer good opportunities
for speculative investment purposes.
You may hold your coupons for not
more than five years, after which the
French government may outlaw them.
There is no opportunity of having the
interest compounded. We believe, too,
that eventual Y French exchange wilf
sell higher. We do not, however. ad-
wise the purchase Of German bonds. as
the situation is far too uncertain to
form an opinion regarding their future.
Buying such bonds is just gambling.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
80 Church ST.. New fork:

A quarterly dividend o one and three
quarters per cent. r&%) upon the re re
rnottve Crpary has been declared payable
on March ST. 1920. to the Preferred a,.;nass stoek
holders Of record at the close OF @ ous'n" ,';I,
be mailed March 80. 1890.
quarterly dividend Of one-and onshaa1 nsnsa1
srnck of the Company has been declared
payable on March 81 1920, to the common ,,s
stockholders OF record at the close OF pus.
ness on March IL. 1920 Dividend checAS
viii be mailed March 80, 1920.
For the purpose Of the annual a,sil stock ao
$3.50. the transfer books OF the Preferred
and Common capital stock win be, be 81 rlos.d Sc.
at s p NJ. March %. 1920. and WI De re-
opened at 10 a. NJ April 2l. 1920.
~. SPENCER ROBERTSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Canada Negotiates for the
Control of Columbia r. r.

OTTAWA, Feb. 27.-The Canadian
government has opened negotiations
with j. D. Macarthur, owner of the
Edmonton, Dunvegan & British Colum-
bia Railway, with view toward alb
sorbing the line into the National Rail
ways System. The road connects the
Peace River Valley country with Edmon-
ton, and it Is proposed to extend it
through the Rockies to Fort George,
serving an immense area of agricul-
tural land with excellent timber and
mineral resources.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
"Y" Oil and Gas

Queston-Over year ago started to buy
~" Oil and Gas Company stock, some at
"a. q, y. 9s. am daily reader of your
valued paper and l used to see it quoted
regularly, as low as y, but lately l don't
see it quoted at all. and am very disappoint-
ed and worried. What do you think of this
company? Do you think my money is lost !?
My average is about ss 1.500 shares,
which cost me about $1,000. Now, please,
what would you advise to do? Do you
think it will reach that price ?-R. P.
Answer-The "Y" Oil and Gas Com
pany, which owns property in Okla
homa, Texas and Wyoming, is said to
have been successful in bringing in
wells, but we have no record of any
statement showing the companv's act
ual production or earnings. Until such
a report is available there is nothing
to guide one in forming an opinion on
the worth of the stock We certainly
would like to see you get your money
back, but whether you will or not is
not within our power to foretell.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
lge Of prices follows:
Butter. Cheese and Epps

Buttcr-Recepts We're a,5sa packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb.. Go r. %
66c; extras, 90 score. Csc; frsts, 90 to 81
score. 81 a GAc. firsts. SIS to SO score SIS %
Sic; seconds, s3 to 81 score, "a a SIC; lower
grades 50Q 53c; held. higher than extras
81 "a q SIC; extras, G0W61c; frsts. 55 q
5G1sc. seconds. As ri sac. unsalted. higher
than extras. 6s1a q 69c; extras 67@6sc
frsts G2@ SIC; seconds. 55@6oc; State
dairy tubs, finest. 63 @64c, good to prime
81 q 62c common to fair, 44l SIC; reno
vated. extras. 53H @54c frsts 52@5Sc;
imitation creamery, frsts, AS q 46c; ladies'
current make, flrsts. 42Qp 43c; seconds 80 u
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
@4oEc lower grades, ss@3sc: packing
stock, current make. No: !, 80 Il q 4oc, No
> 50 &c; lower grades, So Q3Sc.

. 3siac; lower grades, 35Q3sc.
Cheese Receipts were 3.7sl boxes
State, held fats. specials 29l2 @ q 03lc; ;
average run. 2sd2oc: lower grades. $50
&c; Twins. held. specials colored or white
29I29hc; average run. q u Ql2siac; lower
grades. !s@?7c; Wisconsin, whole milk
Twins, 7@29c; Single Daisies held 500
lAc: Double Daisies. held. 2S1e oslo
Young Americas. "a 33c; State skins.
fresh, specials. 17a1sc; prime to choice
$50 Ice fair TO good. 1o@l2c; lower
grades, "a &c
Eggs-Re ceipts were 1856 cases Fresh
gathered. extras, dozen. 62@ extra
firsts. sic: firsts. 5sl. @soc; seconds Sc
q 5Sc; dirties, No. /, 53 @ SIC, checks.
good to choice, dry. 49@44c. refrigerator
frsts charges paid, IS @ 46c: seconds. 40
d44c; under grades. 20@3 State. Penn
sylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites extras CSC. frsts In ezra arsts
64Q67c; gathered whites. firsts to extra
fiists. 64M6 SIC: Western whites. under
grades Goa CSC: pullets. 5s06oc: Pacific
Coast, whites express, extra firsts to ex-
luna. 5SM60c other sections. 81 q 5Sc +;
other Western and Southern. gathered
whites 60W64c; State. Pennsylvania and
nearby. hennery browns. extras, 649s5c;
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co
A s.m,.Annual Dividend Of

Semi-Annua1 Dividend OF
a1 90 per share the Preferred stock
and a Dividend Of
x2kO per share on the Common Stock
of this Company have this day been DO
oi.red. payable at the Treasurer's once.
I2o Broadway. New York. n. Y, on Thurs.
DAY, April 1. 1920 to stockholders OF
record ut 10 noon. Saturday. March 49, l9so.
For tho purposes OF the annual meeting
OF the stockholders the stock transfer
books OF this Company will be closed at
IL noon, Saturday, March 18th. 1920. and
VIII be reopened at 10 A. NJ. Wednesday.
FREDERIC v. S. CROSBY. Treasurer.
New York. n. Y. February II. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
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Investment
Information

QMestto~s % general tntersst e
s*vssto-s toiu 30 a~swersd IN this
column. d. sohtch case only tnittois
so'H Do used.' OtAers sciu BE- On.
s0efed by mail. Addrsss al IN.
Vut'ies, inclosim0 q stamped, od.
eressed envelope to Financial Editor.
17hs Tribune. l64 Nassau Strsst. Ne,s
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATl0NAl
BANK OF the CITY Of new YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY CIV EN- that at .
meeting OF the shareholders OF Tho Mer.
chants National Bank OF the City Of New
York. held on January Is, 1890. IL WA
determined to TAKE such proceedings As
may be necessary convenient to or.
sanize this Banking Associarlor. as an In.
eorporated baoA of che State OF New
Yoil, by the name CT The Merchants Bank
sf the City OF New York: and also that
when this Bank shall have been organize4
New York proceedings be taken to merge
Il with tho Frcsdent spd Directors Of ths
Manhattan Company.
BY order of the Board of D,rectorA
o. i. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January 13. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
A Good Investment

Question-Wil you kindly let me know
whether not you consider the New York
Gas, Electric Light. Heat and Power 5 per
G. H. S.
Answer-The New York Gas and
Electric Light and Power per cent
bonds are in our opinion q good in
VeStment.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
gathered brown ana mixed coiors. extras.
% CSC; flrsts TO extra frsts 5sI61c
Livestock, Meats, PROVISIONS


Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs .$l2.oo0147b l4oenIa On
Dressed beef. Sides
lh. .,............l+1s @ 20 .as@ .2s
TO prime, 90 lbs lsoo625oo Iaoo0 % no
Dressed veal city.
Id. ............. .25@ ss $50 .s2
1--we Ky, ewes 100 lbs. s.oo912.oo s.oo@l2.50
city, lb ..... ls0 e2 .1sh "a
Live lambs. fair to
prime, 100 lbs. i g. 90 q 21 90 IA oo61q IN
Dressed ambs. city,
ID .......... 900 81 200 az
Hogs. 100 I5oo01e.oo II o061a M
Dressed hogs bacon.
lb. 22%Q23is 24Q.24h
Mess beef, bbl 10. 90 q lS. 90 35.O0Gi Gi3s 90
Mess pork Dbl ...4l.00@4 ~, s,Ooeb4o5 SO
i-a-u Middle West
100 lbs. s........2o. 2o.2o@2oao 2soo@2s.1o
Harry Anderson. William Specht and
Victor Emanuel have formed the New York
Stock Exchange firm of Anderson. Spscht
Il Co. with Offices at 81 Broadway, TO de al
IN stocks and bonds
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
THE YALE & TOwNE MFG. CO.
DIVIDEND NO. 100.

DIVIDEND NO. lO6.
a A dividend. No. 1os. of nve per cent
fbx) for the quarter ending March s1st.
,iS2o. has been declared by the Board OF
Directors out OF past earnings payable
April lst, to Stockholders of record at the
A0Go OF business March t7th.
J. II. TOWNE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Pre-war issues:
oreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds

Bid. Asked.
Anglo-French Extern 5s, 1890. 961s 96M
Argentine Intern 5s, 1945..... 7213 Is
Canada. Dom of, notes, 1921. >. 96es 81
do 5s. 1921. Observation-Disclosures. 96M 96&
do 1926. Observation-Disclosures. 92% SO
do 1929. Observation-Disclosures. 93ss 93A
do 1891. Observation-Disclosures. SIX 91as
Chinese Gov Hu KuS Ry IS. 1851 433a "A
Cuba Extern SIS. 1914. 4.......... 92N 95
do Extern 6s. series A, 194S. 86 9nM
do Extern 41as. 1949. ..... 72A Is
Dominican Rep IS. 1858. 7S 80
City Of Lyons 15-yr IS. 1884,. 90A 90h
City Of Marseiles 15-yr 8s, 1894 90K 901z
City of Bordeaux 15-yr IS. 1894. 9ON 9012
City OF Paris 6s. 1921 ......... 909s 90N
Jap Gov 41as string In. 1926. II 71is
do las. I'd ser. 1925. 70h II
do 4s string In. 1881. 81 SIX
City of Toxic IS, 1952..... SIS 58as
X G & I 5-yr 51as, 1921. 94M 94Z
do 3-yr 5l2s, 1922. 92l5 SO
do 10-yr 5las. 1929. 9OX 9Oih
do 2Oyear 81 les. 1887 ....... 855s Sc
Mex Extern strl 5s of 49, 1945 81
do Extern gold Is of '04, 1854 SO
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Cotton 0il-U. s. Cast Iron Pin.

Question-Would you kindly give me- ann.
information as to earnings over present dv;1
dend requirements Of American Cotton O,i
ceiling at As. and United States Cast Iron
RIPE at about 457 Which is worth near
est the present quotations and has the hes+
Oil common. Chile Con.
per or United States Cast Iron Pipe com
mon &c. F. G. WI"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Answer-American Cotton Oil for th.
year ended August 81, 1919, showed a0a

per cent earned on the common stock
1T pays per cent per annum. The
latest statement Of earnings for Cast
iron Pipe was for the year 1918. The
common stock showed 2.24 per cent
against 4.18 per cent for 1917. Based
on latest earnings, Pierce Oil shows
up best, with United States Cast Iron
Flpe next and Chile Copper last. The
last named company reported a deficit
1or the frst nine months Of 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Commodities
CONTINUED from preceding page

season, while II shipments continue to be
delayed there are dangers OF reselling.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. 2
white. .s1os@1oaM SOCIOLOGY .o.ssM
Chicago:
May ........ .7sE .soh .bsH
July ........ .72A .so1a -
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. West. $1.7eA s1.7Sls $l.5S
Flour and Meal-Quotations were
Yesterdays Previous Year
Mlnn patent sis,i2h si3.I2h s10so
Corn meal. so @03.75 3.6O@3.75 3.25 @ 3.55
Rye -four. 800 QS.35 S.00@ps.35 750@s.00
Bran .........$5o@51 $5o@51 $4,000
Cottonseed Oil
Tho market was under heavy selling
pressure yesterday and prices made new
low records for the decline closing with
net losses of a. to Sc points. The demand
limited and 1t was evident that the
trade was inclined to consider prices too
high compared with lard and crude. while
late in the session there was increased
selling on the statement by Bernard
Baruch that the end Of high prices Is in
sign Total sales for the day were
23, 500 barrels
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
SlOss-Sheheld

=, Question: bought some shares of Soss
Sheffeid Steel and Iron Company common
edvisc letting it 20 if it should touch that
figure again? Also would you advise buying
Union Oh (on Stock Exchange) and Glen
rock Uil ION the Curb) at present figures :?
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Wants to Switch

Question: own an Interborough Rapid
Transit bond. for which paid SO. They
are now selling for about 50 or So. Would
I be wise to sell it at so and reinvest the
$500 in. say. 400 shares Of Livingston Oil
Company at "? Is there not greater
probability that Livingston Oil may go up a
point or point and quarter tthus making
up my marlborough bond oss) than there is
that lnterborough Rapid Transit bonds will
20 back to 98?-G. f. X.
Answer-It is always difficult to ad-
wise one how to make up his losses on
investments. We do not recommend
the purchase of oil stocks for this purl-
pose. While the 1nterborough bonds
may not touch 90 for long time, new
ertheless we believe the present situa-
tion has been fairly we'll discounted,
and even in the event of receivership
the bondholders probably will not fare
any worse than they have already Jared.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Answer-so many important develop.

HHs"er-oo many important develop
ments are possible between now and
the time Sloss-Sheffield stock might
get back to the price you mention that
any advice we undertook to give now
would probably count for naught. In
other words, where it comes to specula-
ton there is no telling what will hap
pen, and If you buy stocks that are
easily swayed by speculative influences
be prepared at all times to act on YOUR
own Judgment, making it q point al
ways to keep in touch with develop
securities in which you are interested.
Both the oil stocks you mention are in
the speculative class.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
National Aniline

Ouestion-Will you kindly let me know
what you think about National Aniline p
w. F. L.
Answer-Nationa Aniline and Chem
ical Company, forme4May 26, 1917, has
shown good earning power since or
ganization. After allowing for per
cent on the $23,524,7oo preferred stock
there was $6.S1 per share earned on the
395,9OO shares Of common for the year
ended December 81, 1918. The COM
pany is controlled by the General
Chemical, the Barret and the Semet-
Solvay companies, all Of which are
strong corporations. The common stock
offers speculative possibilities, while
the preferred is entitled to fair rat
ing as an investment. 1t, o. course,
remains to be seen what this corpora
ton is able to do in peace times.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28

'Unlisted. tsell. cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Cottonseed Oil
Thurs.
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. granulated. per lb. ...l5Q1S 9
Coffee
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-01
STRONG BILL TONIGHT.
 GOOD BILL TOMORROW

The stirring meIodrama, "StiII Alarm" full of mystery, plots, vil- lainy and romance, and showing the most spectacular fire scenes ever filmed, is repeated for the last time tonight at the Empress. And then there is Fatty" in the best of all his good comedies, "The Desert Hero" If you have never liked Fatty" before, you will like him in this amusing, spicy farce.
 Sunday night only, Ethel Clayton in a bright comedy-drama, Maggie Pep per-" will be on the bill. Ethel Clay ton is one of the mosbattractive young women in Screendom, and in this clever little play she has an ideal role. There is not only good story, but the best kind of comedy in this little play, and everyone who sees it will enjoy it. A Pathe News and a Travelogue complete the Sunday night program.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-01
A Little Nonsense

MT. Brier in College English, speaking to P. c. student: Tn the study of Emerson's Essays, do you ob- serve that the very fundamentals of philosophy are exemplified?"
 P. G.-"I'H say so."
 MT. Brier-"In fact he seems to pro- pound with marvellous penetration his unexcelled theories in psychodyna. mics"
 P. G.-"I'll say he does."'
 Mr. Brier-"The fourth paragraph sairly scintillates with it's lucid trans cerdentalism"
 J. G.-"You said it first"
 Mr Brier--"Ha,e you reg lived the r "tastasis and pseudom0t:ophv of tho paragraphs 2"
 P. G.-"Tll say I have"
 MT, Brier-"He is evidently fami- liar with every subject of consecuence from metabolism to physcopan- nychism."
 r. CT hope to telly'
 MT. Brier-'Is that the bell?"
 P. CT hope to telly'
 From "The Kodak" Everett, Wn.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-01

eral chapters in Botany text this week.
 Miss Wright in science class What serves as seeds on a flower less plant like the fern?"
 Almira-"Sores."
 The class looked on in perplexity until Miss Wright explained that she meant "spores"
 Room 4 will greatly miss the pres ence of Doris Adams, who has left school to return to her home in Cal ifOrnia
 (Edna Thawley)
 The music this week has been missed as the VictroIa was out of order for few days; consequently the girls found other ways of passing their recesses than by the usual dancing class that has been in pro- gross all term.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-01

The general science class had sev-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-01

We are planning for an illustrated lecture soon to raise money for the purchase of slides and rented films for our own new moving picture machine, which is an unqualified success.