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New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

in the financial district as somewhat
of a surprise, as it WAS felt in some
quarters that slight price advances on
steel rails from the present level Of
SAT a ton would be made effective
either shortly or around the first of
the year. After publication Of his an
ncuncement regarding the corpora
tlon's price policy Steel common made
new low for the year on the Stock
Exchange at 80.
Mr.. Campbel's statement relative to
conditions in the iron and steel In
dustry said:
'The outlook for business is not as
promising as 1t has been There Is
less disposition on the part of the pub
lie. to go on with improvements and
building operations of one kind or an
other on the high basis obtaining for
materials and labor and the high cost
OF money, even where it is possible
to secure loans at any rate of interest.
Expect Lower Wages
people generally seem to believe
that lower wages will prevail in the
future, and for this reason there has
been a cessation of buying in all lines,
1t is probable that some of our depart
ments will not continue to operate on
full time, but at the same time the cost
of living will soon be considerably re-
duced
at is not likely that any general
reductions in wages will come about
for some time, but they will surely
come later, not, however, until the cost
of living has been further reduced.
In the mean time the workman who
has steady employment should save
his money by putting off buying
as far as possible until a later date
when he will be able to get more
for his dollar. Those who have been
thinking of buying or building a home
may find it profitable to wait until
spring, as there is every indication
that l know that building costs are go
ing to be lower.
prices of steel products are consid-
erably lower to-day than they were
thirty days ago, so that the margin Of
profit in our operations is now very
small. We are hoping, however, for
lower prices on coal, which have been
unreasonably high. This would be of
some help, but present costs of ore,
limestone and freight will not change
much over the next six or eight
months, and during this time we shall
be operating on a very close margin
and probably not to full capacity"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GREENE CANANEA COPPER c

42 Broadway. New York, ~ r
The Board OF Directors OF the Greene
Cananea Copper Company has declared
dIvidend OF SO cents per share upon IT'S
Capital Stock Of the par value OF Slao.o0
per share. payable on November 22. 1920,
70 the holders u such shares OF record at
Friday. November 8. 1920 The dividend 10
payable only upon the $1,000 shares snss
when the Capital stock Is divided. All
held inss into shares OF $4,000 par value
should do so without delay IN order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
The transfer books will not be closed.
J. ~ ALLEN. Treasurer.S
New York. September 2s 1870. 81
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Places Safety Before Yield

Question: have recently purchased the
following bonds: $1,000 Grand Trunk per
cent; $1,000 French Republic 8 per cent :
80 00G New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company per cent; $1,000 Bethlehem
steel Company per cent, $500 Swift &
Co. 7 per cent, and $500 in Liberty bonds
Do you consider the above mentioned
bonds safe in all human probability as
regards both principal and interest? l
can afford little risk but not much as
the money invested represents my entire
capital. Please indicate in what order the
above mentioned bonds would stand in
regard to their value as safe investments. $.
Would you advise selling the French pc,
cent, Grand Trunk per cent and Swift &.
Go. per cent bonds and buying long term
presumably safer and with a chance OF
appreciation in value they approach
maturity, such as Bush Terminal Building
ss Ss az - or ,>it a. Dou you consider the
than industrials? How would you rate
railroad bonds in comparison with the
other two? Please name two or three
bonds of the following classes railroads.
public utilities. industrias, paying 6 per
cent on an interest basis and selling at
80 or thereabouts and which you considcr
safe as regards interest and principal. If
necessary for safety I would be willing
buy them. paying only per cent on an
interest basis-J. w. II.
Answer-We regard your bonds as
well chosen. The Liberty bonds rank
A'4"S, " IoulsS, liiSH tnc american
Telephone, Bethlehem Steel Grand
Trunk, Swift & Co. and French bonds
The French bonds, and the Grand Trunk
and Swift & Co. bonds have still some
years to run. We see no reason at
present for selling them, so long as
you are purchasing for investment
only. One class of bond cannot be
ranked above another. Some indus
trials are safer than some public utili-
ties. Railroad bonds have traditionally
ranked higher. You might consider
the following: Montana Power first 5
per cent, l943; Great Western Power
first I, per cent. 194l; Cleveland Elec-
trio Illuminating 5 per cent, 1899; New
York Dock first 4 per cent, 1861; United
States Rubber first 5 per cent, 1947
and American Smelling and Refining
per cent, 1947.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
French Premium Bonds Speculative

Question u would be pleased II you
would advise me in regards to French
premium per cent bonds of 1920. Do you
consider them good investment at the
present prices? What effect would a
break OF the exchange have?-R. c. II.
Answer--The French premium bonds
are speculative because they follow the
course of exchange We speak of them
from the American investors stand
point Besides the exchange features
they are speculative because of the
premium feature. The lottery (for that
is what it appears to be) appeals to
those with gambling procivties. What
exchange will do we cannot attempt to
say. In the event that it becomes
stronger the price of these bonds
would rise, and vice versa.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
American Malt & Grain
Board Favors Dissolution

At a meeting q the board Of d.
rectors of the American Malt and
Grain Company. the board decided it
advisable for the company TO be dis
solved. Notice Of special meeting OF
stockholders at an early date TO ratify
the proposal will be issued within a few
days, with details Of the company's
financial position.
The company has outstanding 81, 700
shares of no par value stock, and about
81 100000 Of cash resources, after de-
Quoting outstanding liabilities, and
only s250,000 OF bonds outstanding
against its FIVE plants, it@is said.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

is.4ld Bales 5000 bales, American 1000
paies; ea:o Imports 10000 bales. American
iscoSo "a ~ 3. bales Futurss opened easy at 81
u 90 e. poihts decline. Closed easy at . net
uso.,ne 1,na OF OF to 70 points. December
,i!od; January. 1ls7d; March. l1.67d;
Nay. Nay il.oo July. l1.42d. Manchester
arms freely offered; cloths, buyers hold
Cott0nseed Oil
Tho market for oottonseed oil expert
encec violent break under heavy general
selling prompted by the weakness In other
oommodities and owing to increased pres
sure from the South. where crude oil was
peinR offered In increased volume.
Snorts were about the only buyers and
WnNe tnere was "A partial rally from the
ioWest, hnal quotations showed net losses
OF ~ TO SO points. Total sales for the day
were $4,000 barrels.
ihe range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Algeria Approves U. S. Loan

ALGIERS. Nov, ia loan of $iB.-
100000 with United States bankers for
the purchase of cereals to be devoted TO
the revictualing of Algeria was ap-
proved here yesterday by the financial
delegations. Under the system Of gov
crnment in force here there are three
Of these delegations, representing, re-
spectively, the French eolonists. Freucb
taxpayers otAer than colonists and
MosIem natives, sx'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Corn Prices Decline
Belou 1913 F;gysyos

Prices IN the corn market declined to
the lowest point touched in five years.
The December position in Chicago sold
down to 66lsc, or cents a bushel
under the price paid on November l9,
1913, when the war had not been
thought of. Cash markets were weak
IN all positions and new corn was being
offered in steadily increasing volume
In the local cash market No. yellow
corn was quoted at 99c; No. . mixed,
97c, C. i. f. New York, ten days ship
ment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No: ? yellow w....so.a9 sio54 sl.714
Chicago:
December. @s .Ss .Ss7' ~ .Ss is i.s5 y
Oats-The oats market was weak and
lower, selling at new low records in sym
pathy with the general crash in other
grains and under liquidation and selling
o,as n the lsea % ssa sas6 no. ! w's was
white o0lac, No. white 591sc, fancy
clipped white 6Gc, ordinary clipped white
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO. NeS ; White SbfS' $780, so.6s $751; s9
Chicago:
May y....,....-.... .4o@s .ol IS .t4 ;s
Rye-~Market weak.
Yesterdays Previous Tear
New York: close. close. ago.
No. . Western $172s4 s1.77 s1.54%
Flour and MeaB-Quotations were:
Yesterday Previous
Spring paat"s9 o9ql975 s925 sl9,55
Rye -four. s.75@9.lo S.75a09.lO 7.oo@ Z. %
Bran 44.UO i4VV 91-Vu
Butter, Cheese. Eggs
Butter-Receipts were 5,26l packages.
Creamely. higher than extras, ID. 65 y y
csc; extras. 90 score. Csc; hrsts, 80 to 81
5sc. seconds. SO to 81 score. Al q 47c; lower
grades SO @40c; Danish casks. 60@5sc; un-
salted higher than extras, 671s @6sc; eX-
tras sc II D67c; hrsts so q 4c: seconds, f2D
4Sc; state dairy, good to prime, boW5sc,
common to fair 3SW4Sc; renovated, extras,
46@ i7c; ladies' current MAKE hrsts, 3o = 20
36iac: seconds, 80 Il q 33l4c lower grades.
Sl@32c: packing stock. current make,
No. /, 52c; No. 2, sic; lower grades, 2S
q SOC.
Cheese-Receipts were 49s boxes. state.
29c; average run. 24ia q 261ac; fresh spe-
cials. 24H @25hc; average run. 23 ~ @
24c; lower grades. 2oQ Q221ac; twins held,
Csc; Wisconsin. held. fats IS z q CSC; hela
twins, 20 y q rs i2c; single Dais'es heid,
263s @27%c; double Daisies, held, Is y "a q
2Ia.c. Young Americas, held, % u ~ SOC
SKINS held specials. 1st 2oc; primo 70
choice. l59f7lac fair to good. l2W14 &c;
lower grades. 10c.
.Eggs-Receipts were 1888 cases Fresh
gathered. extras dozen. s6 q sSc; extra
hrsts. s3@S5c; frsts. 76Ws1c seconds
ST Qp75c: dirtios, No. /. 81 q 55c; checks
fair to choice. dry, 46 q soc; refrigerator
special marks fancy, 59c; flrsts. 30 Z q
| 58c: seconds. 62g 55c; state. Pennsylvanta ID
and nearby Western hennery whites
extras, sl.0s: extra hrsts. sl.03 az s.. 05
nrsts, 2c9$l.o2; gathered whites, frsts te
! extra frsts. 92c lsl-05 under grades, gs q
90c pulleta. 75@s5c, Pacihc Coast white
extras, Sl.0S, extra hrsts. Sl05 q $l.05
nrsts, 92c @ sl,02; under grades, Ssw9oe
medium size. S5D52c; small 75psoc
other Western and Southern, gatheree
/ whites o. p95c state. Pennsylvania ane
nearby Western hennery browns, extra
/ 30p93c; gathered brown and mixed colors
graded extras, SGQa3c; nrsts to extra
/ nrsts. 1TUS6c
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED PArERBOARD CO.. INC.

MI Madison Ave- New York.
- AZ the regular quarterly meeting OF tho
SoArd Of Directors held November IS. 1920.
tho following dividends were declared :
"A dividend OF 2es to he paid on January
~ lsSi to common stock holders of record
tpsoefnber 10. 1890, without closing OF t"e
a io% stock dividend payable out Of
surplus TO he paid January 10. 1921 TO
nvvaers OF common stock. December 10. 191o'
Without CLOSING OF the books.
CUARLES L. DANIEL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to In
vestors tvill be ansVcred in this cor
umn, ~ achich case only initials .viU
be used. Others Will be answered by
mail. Address all inquirics, inc!os-
ing q stamped. addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune. IS&
Nassau Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Thursd ay' 3
Steel & Tube Earnings Equal
Salts Share for 10 Months

For the ten months ended October
81 the Steel and Tube Company of
America reports net income, after in
terest and Federal taxes, of So 1866, 1872,
equal to Salts q share on SIT 500, 900
preferred stock
Net income for the month of October
showed $l,036,0S3, while the surplus
was 1884 ,000
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
OFFICE OF tcY
The United Gas Improvement Co.

\. v. COX. BkOAD & ARCH STREETH.
Philadelphia, Sept. s, 1890.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one and shyee-qyax-
ters per cent tS1tse per siiare) on the Pre-
ferred Stock OF this Company, payable
December 49,, 1890, to holders OF Preferred
Stock OF record at the close OF nusinSaA
November 80 1920. -
Checks Will be mailed.
T. II. MORRIS, Treasures.p
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

coFIse' ccosFse' gTannlated Ba Ma ID. yg''0o 1su
Coffee, Santos. No. T....12as @1sH 25%
The sugar markets were never so
unsettled, in the opinion of observers
yesterday, and offers of prompt ship
ments far exceeded the demand, with
the result that prices broke sharply.
Porto Ricos sold at 5.75c, the equivalent
of 475c c. & f. for Cubas. Prompt
shipment Cubas were offered at this
price with no buyers. Values are now
below the price paid by the United
States Equalization Board for the last
Cuban crop and below the price OBJ
finer reduced the price of granulated
to &c, with the demand still dull.
Futures showed net declines Of 20 to
80 points on active pressure.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
He Did Not Pick Winners

Quostion-Kindlv give me any informa-
tion You may have in regard to the Savold
Fire Company. also the Bethlehem Motor
Company stock. | have held shares in
this company for one year. but have not
heard from them in any way.--A. ]. *.
Answer-The Bethlehem Motors Cor
poration is in receivership. The Savold
Tire promotion was nothing but sky
rocket.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Business Mans List Looks Good

Questlor1---Your opinion on the following
list for a business man would be- aplre-
eiated: Liberty bonds. $500; Pratt &
whitney preferred. $1,000; Pennsylvania
Railroad $1,000; Lehish Vailcy Railroad.
zoo: United States Steel common
81. 500: United states steel preferred. $500
Root d Vandcrvoort preferred, 5000, S. w.
Straus bonds sh00; Union Pacific common,
$1,000: Steel IS sinking found, $1,000.
American Telephone and Telegraph. 500.
-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
T. rsday' G

Coffee Futures Continued unsettled
financial conditions both here and in pri-
mary markets, acted to depress values still
further yesterday and December contracts
sold down to 6.44c, within A. points OF the
low record of the year. Final prices were
"a to 80 points net lower. as the local spot
demand continued quiet.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
ouce Of The United Gas Improvement Go.
n. w. Cor. Broad and Arch Streets,

~, PhNadeIphIa, sept. \, Iv2U,
Ihs Directors have this day declared
vyusrterly dividend Of one and threo-qnar-
ssess ssess per cent (871ac per share) on the Pre-
niSrsed Stock OF this Company, payable
SS.eeenher Is, 1890, to holders OF Preferred
Stock OF record at the close OF business
november 80 1890. Checks VIII be mailed.
l. w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Congressmen's Papers Rihed

:, WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.--Guards at
she Capitol to-day found that the Of
mnees Of Representatives Baers, OF
North Dakota, and Oliver, of Alabama,
IN the House Office building, had been
entered during the night and the per-
sonal files. of the two Representatives
ssnsscked. Entrance to the offices was
sInsd by smashing the glass Of the
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Delay Of Bonds Puzzles Woman

Qurstion--wil you erlighten mo IN re-
gard to the followng: What is the stand
ing of British Columbia bonds, per cent.
1926? Why ere they not advertised In
New York newspapers? When will the
defnitve bonds be issued? invested
$1,000 In the above bonds October 81.
have not get received a temporary GER
tifcate merely a written statement from
explain the delay Miss F.. NJ. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Answer-We regard the British

Columbia bonds as a good investment.
Do not worry about the delivery of the
bond. There is frequently delay in
such matters because there have been
SO many new issues lately that the en-
gravers are behind on orders. SO long
as you have purchased the bond from
q reliable concern you will receive it.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Galena Signal Oil Bonds

Question: hold $1,000 Grand Trunk 7
pes cent gold bond late issue. Standard Oh
cf Now Jersey preferrcd Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred and other simila +
seasoned stocks Have 81 600 TO invest
and am offered new Galena- Signal Oil 7
per cent convertible debenture at. 90 n
due 1880. Is this a safe investment and
does the Standard still own and control
the (ialena ?---M. 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
ANDREW !. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND NONDS
BY ADRIAN X. MULLER d SON,
OFFICE. s. WILLIAM STREET,

oFFlCE. 50 MIRIAM sTREET
NOS. "a AND rs VnsNq STREET.
Fer Account of Executor:
Nl 600 Bond ~ Mortgage made by Meny
neFt schatz To Leah Hays, dated
March L. leq7, covering properly
IN. south Of the Boulevard, beins
so by l3a feet, in Town OF Hemp
stead. Queens County n ",
yG,T50 PAID Account OF Principal.
For Account Of Trustee:
ls5 shs National Nassau 'anlS Gin liq).
For Account of Whom 1T May Concern
$50 shs. Florida Mountain Mines Co.
fehauA County.
$1,000 nrooklyn Rapid Transit 59s 1st
14'Sg. coag.. - W. es bep f'S' april '''''
10 sha Bankers Trust co.
80 sns. Bankers Trust Co.
~ shS. Bank of America.
us, 600 Great Lakes on Refining Co, Ltd.
5year sfc lst Mtgc. skg. Fund
42-450 cts of Participation in the net as
sets o( me Country Club of West
chester County.
2s Sis. American Paper Goods Co
$4,000 ssin street crosstown Rway. 1st 5s,
70 shs. Texas Pacific Land Grant.
$50 shs. IT, : LiHht & Heat Corpn. pfd
$40 shs T.. S. Light 4 Heat Corpn.
oNv sNS KAY h"lCNlcS topper 10.
$1,000 S. W. Straus K Co. Inc, 6ae Bd,
lq3i.
10000 Brooklyn Ferry Co 1st Const. 6fo
Bts, ie4s. Ctf. OF Dep.
100 sins General Tractors, lnc., com
mon.
4s4 9O-lo0 shs. Western New York &
Peurss lvanla Traction Co. LIST MD.
6iSA sns Western New York tl Pennsyl l.
Vaula Traction CO. I'd pfd
asa so-loo shs. Western New York &
Pennsylvania Traction Co. lst pfd.
tl7& shs Western New York & Pennsyl
Vanie Traction Co. "a pfd'
100 shs American Cities Co. pfd.
$4,000 BROOKLYN Ferry Co. tTs BIDS. Re
eeipis
'ss7Oo coasolidated Copper Mines lst
Mtse. IRE HGs. 1928.
20 shs Independent Corporation.
$4,000 Columbus 4 ssh Ave. X. r. bTs
BIS. 1919. eff Of Dep.
$1,000 Cuba Rat'road Equipment Trust bs'
due 1893.
$1,000 Lackawauna Coal & Lumber Co.
Const. Mtse CO BIDS, 1861.
10 shs Intc Company.
80 shs. Central Park North East
River r. r. Co Ctfs. OF Deposit,
shs. Water Mill Bathing station,
Inc.
3 shs Jacqueliu Preferred.
200 shs Nevada Consolidated Copper
nas4o.75 Note < Mortgage securing the
same, nuae hy burrows. Neeiy "
60. 20 Robert 7. Nicely and Wllilan'
s. Burrows, dated Dec. I'd, 1914
due Dec. I'D 1917 Property GOV
cred by Mortgage is in Bergen
county, New Jersey.
ssc shs. Burrows. Neeiy s, Company.
iSe abs. Stein Coleman Diamond Ma-
chine Co, Inc. list pfd.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Answer-We regard your list as a

very fair one. Of course, you prob
ably realize that some Of the stocks are
more or less speculative, like Lehigh
Valley, Union Pacific and United States
Steel. Nevertheless. these companies
are sound. and if you keep in touch
with affairs your list should give you
l,ttle WOrry.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

Sou hern Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet,
so points lower at 16 soc; sales 1861 bales.
New. Orleans steady, rs points lower at
16.50c; sales 1886 bales. Savannah quiet,
rs points lower at 1G.25c; sales $40 bales.
Augusta quiet, 80 points lower at 16.b0c;
sales 1l3 bales. Melnphi' nominal. so
points lower ut 16.50c; sales 800 bales
Houston quiet, so points lower at l6.75c;
sales 396l bales. Little Rock quiet so
points lower at lie; sales 1855 bales.
Dallas steady As points lower at 1850
sales nil. Fort Wor.h steady, As points
lower at 15.75c; sales lO,500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Answcr-Your list of investments i:

a sound one. We regard the new Galena-
Signal bonds as very fair investment.
Earnings are ample to care for charges
by wide margin. The consumption Of
oil WILL in all probability, increase dur
ing the next few years enormously. The
Galena stock is no longer controlled by
the Standard. 1t was distributed after
the court directed that the Standard
segre gate its holdings.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

tVd4
Live beef fair 10
prime, 100 lbs. $40. rs q 90 VIZ Y 1910
SIDES ID. ,',.. ~ 1870 as .ls@ 20
Live veals. com
100 lba ...... 12.5o91s.oo l5.oo02t.oo
D veal,
city ib......- ECO 80 .sSp 'HZ
lbs e'a $500 $50 5000 $50
Dressed mutton. :,
city. lh. ...... log 10 .@oV I'D
Live lambs. fair
ibs if ''''''e' NV 1o.oo@l2oo ls56el4so
rity jb 4i'D .2oeg % 100 ~
Hogs 100 lbs l3.eGG514. 1915 q 10 90
Dressed h =,
bacon. ID, ...- .2l y u 22 ~ y 9o 22's
Mess pork hbl. 3l.5e p32.5O 4550p -
Mess beef. bbl l9.00g20.o0 220042S. 90
lard NJ d q %
West, 100 lbs. 1s.509 35.i0425.60
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

Holders of t5onds to Bearer must either
produce ,noir Bonds at the Meeting or
deposit theiT Bonds with any Bank or
Trust Company ana obtain Voting Ger
tihcate OF Deposit in tho prescribed form
or by Proxy at the Meeting. Registersd
Bondholdcrs can attend the Meeting per
sonelly without production of their bonds
bur If they desire to attend by Proxy they
must deposit their bonds In the manner
above mentioned Copies of the form, Of
Voting Certificate of Deposit and PPoxy
can be. obtained at any OF tho offices mem
toned below.
Voting Certificates OF Deposit and
Proxies should be deposited az eariv n
possible before the date of the Meeting At
any OF the offices mentioned beiaw,
PAKIS-Sooiete Genefale pour favorfser
lie Development du Commerce de-
FIndustrie an France. % Bd. Haussmann
and BanQU. de Paris d des Pays Bas, 3
Rue Antin,
LoNDON-Bank OF Scotland. 80 Bishors-
gate. h. c. ..
BRussELs- H. wauters, J. aaus-
set K Cie rs Bd. Bischo fsheim.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Sugar Market Weaker
N0tO Than III Months

current year
prices ago
Sugar granulated, lb.... 9Q9.50
Coffee, Rio No. 7.,..,.. 7lh 16h
Coffee Santos No T12s. 0D13H 25%
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
RESTRICTED NAVYRADIO
SERVICE NOW PROPOSED

Navy radio service Is restFietea TO
Government. and ship safety messages
on ship -to-shore business. and to press
and commercial business between sta
tions where there are no privately
owned and operated radio systems'
or the latter are Inadequate TO handle
the business offered, under terms or
a resolution reported favorably TO The
House yesterday from the Merchant
Marine Committee. =
The press and commercial service
by the navy shall end in two years
and earlier. II the Secretary OF Com
merce shall decide that adequate
radio service is offered by private
concerns. Rates for press and com
mercial messages sent. by the navy
radio shall not be less than charged
by private concerns, and shall be un-
der the supervision of the Interstate
Commerce commission.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
Mems Wearables

Al Mems Extra Fine Quality
Silk Four.iD-hand Ties. neat ffg-
sss sssa sssls ssslssr1ss we're fHGS fSo. aSo
IA Mems Atwood Golf and
Outing Caps, plaid and figured
patterns: good shapes. Sizes =,
~, ~ and ~. e5c each;
were $500 and $500.
70 pairs Mems Fancy Colored
Silk and Silk.plated Socks. dou-
BILE soles. toes and heels; striped
and plaid patterns; sizes 91s 10.
10h, and 1lh. $1.O0 pair, were
Is pairs Mems Piquebosom
Dress Shirts, coat style, with
attached cuffs: sizes 15k, 1879,
and l7h. &l.IS each, were $3.50.
so Mems Checked Nainsook
Union Suits, athletic style: closed
crotch; splendid quality and well
made; sizes 3S. 40, and AZ. SI.15
each; were $3.50.
70 pieces Mems Checked Main
sook Undergarments; sleeveless
coat style shirts, sizes Sc. 40, II
and A; Snee-length drawers
with reinforced seat: sizes, 81,
so. IS and AZ. Csc each; were
S1.0o.
G Navy Blue Wool Sleeveless
Pull-over, Sweaters; sizes 4? and
A. S2.65 ench, were 5000 and
Mems Store. First floor.