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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service

ALBANY--S Sporborg lnilinerv. y II
goods. 3-eerin ~7''s ''"'O
BALTIM0R ELA brasa,,,s 1}ro.n..s ,r-o,,,-
omv Clothing conpnn1A # ~ h'.,,-.
clothing. mems fur1Ishii5ss ~ per',d
:, S s. " ,;,,,, -, .a,..,....
wear NaVarre ms anu ready 10
BALTIMORE--D. Canaan &. Sons. NJ can.
WaIlfsj l''''" an" WOODEN piece goods
BOSTON The Harris Con,panv 4 45ar-
panv ro,,,,ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t.,S 49,
:, 4 Ssi3rsf eoI,s. Hrozteii
won3on. ,,isso. ~. IifsFn'
cH i'ns1T leon Ls9n'T r. , S5res5.
fn "ts ,a''oi3' Manufacturers clothing
GILBERT goTes s and llin er9 Sos IS sxh
C-f11 ,,,''11 pb,,if,s 1,-os = ,,.o,. ~,
lbs furnlu ir,' car rnP"s a. el a i-
clTClNNAri--I I'm shillito & Co, Miss
rot..h " u..' - misses "resses' -
cIARKS <; w va-1o,,,s ,1,,,ar <,~
nit u abn ,S iiiier 'ur
OF r,,eT1' ~, ,,. -
o'llpahy reaa% 70
ION r. w. ~
r,E g99a@i9, r,-7.ou.,.. roaa-., 49,
suots; s.i's ready 70 wear, a. II tlrlch'
r. :, wv ~. ~. 01h>
,, ~ y ne AlFyer g r.
,..s:. i'"uy 10 wear ana fuFs, FehN-
II SPT 9',li11 n ,-o,,, r ~ W..
- =, o''i'.N'' ."N ~ MISS
i''yrS. N"uSsn So hi.,ioh -,
$500 ~" ap''s' Ai0 N1S' A"-'t9 "vevH"
,rG,.,,,l,.
honsToT. Tex-.Texas Dry Goods Com
panF i,ipal1, i an4 - Slsnoliz Dry
s,ooNs' men ) Clo'hihS ara lNfhlsNifF5
notions knit underwear and hosiery, $50
HroadWaE
IN = iANA POLLS lnd.-H. LeVinson, hats
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range " prices follow.


.''Asf--heceiD,s were s.2.s packages
r. II "iEhef than extras. III. GLH "
~ '1tf"a. ~ seofe. tic, nrsts. 30 10 81
,s,I SSu 'si.c, nrsts. ~ 70 - xeore. Tin
k,us..' h"'rf1a. ~ 10 IT score. 4sWs0c.
fast,. Efs1fs HW ST. hold. common u
'saa ,.<W ~. unsaItsd. higher than ek-
aas., s.e,nds. <3WLlc: atAie 0airy tubs,
e,sss.., ssV+4He, GOOD 50 prime. bi q nc .
ifss IN =, falf siWg1e. fcnrya,rd. sx
sesT ,oWs9e, hrsts, TW4ze. laGirs cur
~, sns<@. nfs,s. lIM fge. eecones. Az ~
s#sr.a, gfaass, 4oW>ie. packing stock,
1skM MAXI 10. I. 5ih we, 10 z.
d Err, inner CRATES, 57lt 40a
nss..aseese---lteneiptA z-laa unzer Atate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Thursda y'
Sugar and Coffee

erv. prices ago
c'zar, gran. b.. .21iz 92sia .o9
ne .as;.. San S.a 70 20 AZ i. ss ~ ~:
susar-The local market for raw sugar
80 EASIER Yesterday and. while there were
tre 't tf, o. Cuoa-. san Domingoes sold on
fgr C S4a,s 81 , 1i.l5c c l. f., or about lsc
70. ~ a'ioat anG $500 bags In port to local
-"nsrs a. Is sc c. /. T. In refined prices
fTa ran 'anssangsd az 21'4q to 2s fqr hns
10 % b. oet.er while there are s,il come
.,iAp.airts - lack II sugar In other
"A.'s az tas country.
soHee Futures-rhe feature In tho COT
~ . maIHs' yesterday was tbs receipt hero
m, e'sc!a! cables from Santos. reporting
sharp advance in futures there
- reset, % heavy rains in tho interior
y W. F@llo- A. this season OF tho year
70 80 .ne coming crop ana the newa led
'a'her aggressive buying o, futures
n he ate trading.
~ ~ H'afXet, ~hich had been very quiet
s ,afs n the cay and had opened Ut
s6,gs yea, pf.ces. bold 20 to % points
~, Sfidal ena! figures and closed at
o.. ~1Fai'cs or "a TO 30 points
Ing 10 the holiday. the usual carly
- ..'if4 i>Faz.l were LACKING and
III. k 80 hea!G ron The primary MAJ
,.-,,..ai'l r. special cable came In 70
,.sshs al aGvarcc OF r. u 700 rcis IN
s"S fp'9fes This vas no. receive,
,ne rei along IN the afternoon. ana
~, "-F4Ns m the late advance WaS b.
=, ..s2ns gei4eral ~ith he narromnes-
NJ i''afEet mak!Dg If sensitive 20 COM
$3.50 ofaaa orde.A
e.,, .F'sh pHers were reported IN TN
rf,. @sn its.Ent inarket. but there were
se,ts,s, M f-..tos - haye soi0 :or IuiY-
''rihbsF A'..Dn.ert a. z5c. London cred
sse.a, "' e ~or.G be- a sight decline from
te,."1 rE1fen 30 Improvement was re
y.r.tIH sDpt csfnAAd bnd the r1aiket
b.. .'n.p Gun. with quotations on tho
% ss11s ~. n i5h q for Rio rs ana 23H
ar5 e. ~ tof santos Is II 10 reported that
sJs,. "'@tasF Ia iniurinx coffee in many
Tps.o Rico. VI
''s range " prices follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Wants Coed Yield With Safety

looking for a good vi weld d With VIII absolu IT.
safety, and would Ike your opinion re-
sardlng the following: Pennsylvania Rail-
Coast Line Is at 700; American Car and
FOUNDRY at 49,; Enalcott johnson. at
- - United States Steel preferred. at
lV24s United states Steel common, at
", Union Pacific, at 1859 Union Pa
enc preferred, at 6314 Atchison. Topeka
q Santa Fe, at 79H2; Atchson, Topeka &
santa Fee preferred, at 72% General
you mean by long term first mortgage
ponds and the names Of some Of these
long term first mortgage bonds p. ..
Answer-Some Of the securities on
your list are entitled to very good in
vestment ratings. The Pennsylvania
and the Atlantic Coast Line bonds,
United States Steel preferred and
Atchison preferred, in our opinion, are
suitable for your purpose. The other
stocks are speculative in varying de-
grees They are more sensitive to
earning power and dividends are sub
Ject to change. Therefore. we do not
be ieve they should be purchased for
permanent investments. Long term
first mortgage bonds are those which
do not mature for many years and arc
secured by { first lien on the property.
Among them are St. Paul general 4
per cent, 1899; Rock Island general /
per cent, 1888; New York Central 3
per cent, 1897, and Atchison general j
per cent 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Prices for Cotton
Decline Rapidly. in
Weekend Realizing
Continued from preceding pace.

winter wheat states is not showing up
as well as had been hoped for, but con-
dtions in the spring wheat states are
very promising
These conditions have led to a belief
that the chances are now in favor of
liberal crop of hard wheat, which is
the most desirable for the manufacture
Of high-grade flour, which has conf
handed premiums during the last sea-
son. Crop news from France was erain
Of an excellent nature, and estimates
of the new Canadian crop placed the
indicated yield in the three North
western provinces at 266, 900 900. which
would suggest a total Canadian crop
Of $4,000 0G0 On the whole, the out
look in America has improved very ma
terially Of late and il all goes we'll
until harvest the chances are for a
very substantial exportab.e surplus
Corn-The strength IN the cash position
market although there was heavy selling
on the bulges by those who took a bearish
view o. the technical position OF the mar
het Offers wara readily absorbed and AZ
the close OF the day prices were &c 10
nc net higher No . corn in Chica 60
vas quoted at $1.97 TO So, but it was said
that buyers were not disposed to pay the
prices asked
Receipts were small and the future Of
the MARKET was believed to depend largely
on tho ability of the railroads to furnish
cars for moving Tho grain from the country
points 10 tn terminals. Argentine corn
was offered here more freely and Il was
said that a leading industry had recently
purchased about million bushels and was,
10 large extent, securing its supplies from
that market.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No : yellow ss.oa sa i4e' $751; ik2'
Chicago
s IaIy . .. 1 15sss 1 5sa 1 ~:
oats-The market was firm throughout
ihe greater part OF the day md profit talk
ing sales were readily taken Receipts CON
Vest were firm In the local market con-
dll!ons were unsettled. and leading grades
were again quoted at Sl.32 to sl.35.
Yesterdays Previous Year
y r: close. close. ago.
No whit
sl.agGls5 s1e3q1.a5 .7e.Q.So.
Chicago:
ss Sep; IS. K. s57' ~
Rye-Market easy
Yesterday Previous Year
No. Western sass. s2'as3s s1. ssI
Flour and Meal-Quotat.ons were:
Iesterdays Previous Year
" Y: close. close. ago
\ pat sli508 $3.50 l4.5oGl5.5o 1860 1900
y NJ meal ~ . q 4S5 i.7212 @ 4.95 3.5004.0O
rye H. l.Ia z l@.i0 1l.754 5000 SIS
bran. 6i0V -- 500 - 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
investment
Information

Quest,on, OF general interest to
'nvestors wil! BE- onswered in this
column. in ach.ch case only initials
Wtt be useo Others will be an
swered by mail. Address all in-
qur'es, inclosialo a stamped. ad-
dressed envelope. to Financial Editor.
1he Tribuns, 154 Nassau Street. Nsv
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Detroit Edison Company

Ouestion-WiN YOU kindly give me your
AZ an invcstment? und D,atS S tho
have recently Increased their capitaliza %
lion. Also Your opinion OF their convert
ible debentures--A. IL. r.
Answer-The Detroit Edison Com
pany earnings have been in excess Of
dividend requirements, yet this margin
for the last two years has not been
sufficient, in our opinion. to give the
stock a high investment rating The
authorized capital was increased from
$31, 00C,00 to $50 900, 900, although the
outstanding amount was not changed.
The convertible debentures are entitled
70 a fair rating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Crcenc-Cunanca Report

Tho Greene Cnnanca Copper Com
puny's report for the year ended De-
ccmber 81, including operations Of sub
Bidiary companies. shows total receipts
Of $s,03o 900, againat sl0,S01 ,765 IN
1918, and surplus after dividends Of
1884 ,037 against a deficit Of $565,380 in
the preceding year. The surplus for
1919 wns arrived at after dcductng
s750,OO0 in dividends, while in 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

little inducements to buyers to rep'en-
lsh their stocks, which are still heavy.
Much of the low grade knitted Sill
product has been offered for export, it
is said with few takers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Armour & Co. Preferred

t4ucstion-Kindly tell mo what you think
OF Armour preferred as an Investment -
Miss NJ. II. Il.
Answcr-Armour & Co. preferred
stock Is entitled to good investment
rating in our opinion. Earnings are
ample to care for dividends many times
over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
NoRrnfR~ p5pE LINE COMPANY

77-ITW3-- NV --N May = M
A dividend u Five Dollars per share has
been Jared on the Capital Stock oc
ihit Company. payable July /, 1920. -
STOCK holders OF record at the close of bus
ness j 4ne u. 1920
Al communications regarding payment
or change Of address should he sent TO
the undersigned net later than June -.
1870
GEORGE CHESERRn. secrets-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Cottonseed Oil

Inc marke, was nervous and the old
.'Vp positions again showed heaviness
.a'se4y Oh accouU; Of the very slow cash
demand and expectations OF liberal tend
months We're 0 70 il points lower, While
ne new crop months ranged from un-
ttnensed 70 10 points decline. Total gales
''r tne day We're 1900 barrels.
me range G: prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION

FFt.'IT"I SI0TN I1lNfdend
quarterly dividend Of Si-75 per share
has this day been declared upon the pr
ferred stock OF this Corporation for the
quarter .i1. ending oadg June Soth, 1920. payable
July lst. 1870. to stockholders of record al
the close or business June 18TH. 1890
II. +. kROYER rrreasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Ycstctday. Year ago
live steers fair to
prime. 100 lbs $12.2 1850 $125oW1b. 90
- frs p Il beef.
sll -. ID. ..... ,lsW 20 100 n
Live yeal.
mon 80 prime.
700 lbs ...... l5.000Is 14O0W1750
u ensed veal
city, ID. ..... 100 30 .20N.2sn
live ewes. 100
lbs ........... 7otW10oO 700Wl0 30
Dressed mutton.
city. ID. ..,. 100 20 1910 ri
Lave Ihfnbs. fair
~ prime. 100
lbs ........... IL ooW2ooo 1soo@2l.oo
Dressed iAmbs
my. III ..... 500 80 .a0W .ab
Hogs. 100 Ibs Ii 5W1g.76 20.t6W21. 90
Drssse1 oge.
bsoon. ID. 80 .2o1.W "a .ssN " 2s u
1sss pork, bb.. 400 b7.60W6s. 30
Mess bs@f. bbi,.. ls.6GW 1899 1890 ~ aG. 90
iafG IL n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY.

Is BroaGMay- wv GOrK. Nay =. l520.
A dividend OF Four Dollars per share has
been declared on the Capital stock OF this
Company. payable July is. 1899 TO Stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
June 81. 1920
All communications regarding payment
or chang OF address should be sent 10 tho
UNDERSIGNED not later than July 5. 1880.
GEORGE C!IESEBRo. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
Permanent Third Liberties Not Ready

Question-W here IS the Federal Reserve
Bank located? have recently invested
$500 worth of Liberty bonds OF third is
sue. There are no coupons attached VIII
you let M know # the permanent certif-
Gates for these bonds now ready? In
terest is due in September. One Of the
bonds is for $500, others 500 each
Mrs. Il ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05

Mnrtaeh, William J-p Becker 1854
Mummy. Mrs. Linda By. IT,
fNs n!er H-.up
Murphy WiAaia, ana Eationai
sEr.tV Co. People, 10000
Aiilsl .eii. Ucrnau-i'. Schroeder -.554.0s
,,eF- ,i-dn-C aNa.lon Co, Iuc.-l
Nm bona. ann August
N4zar-peorie. etc. ....-s...... 10000
NeHn4an. Randolph " -J Z.
.5.saols.n Il. Earl w $ Nschol-
~ York TX railways cs-n Ber 100
i' 59ft@& soo ana e. : = apr s9t7s
Rappoport, Eta. Ab:aAai. II
Piea. Ing Co.-M e.. .s.a a5a.o7
i'i nsmaooor 49, 1900
Rosen, Phlip (Rosen paper COS
M. Prince 81 al............... 540.65
Rothman. Eusene-A. Gross 2os.4l
smith Charles Smith Bros Con
tracting C0)-lioodlvin- Gala
CIR Sand and Gravel Corpn.- 1919
BE serios. c'...... 100. 122oo
SCI Nartz. IsaGor-S aNoard on
CO. O. Nov York. III s..
~,1h sns0... Eres siek-Sfate In
,.lsfrlz 81 fsiif. s.ia7
Springer. IN Ip, ana Ieyer
flaitl Springer & S0u=N
I..tn.8. ..-...-.. l.220I-
sf.es.sa Wins ANA. a4ie glea.-. 20.gl7.oo
51afrsa ,s.5 r.--
ia.e4ug 20 -l -.t,ilia'. 49,
Iu.lllug Corp
Engt1e s.ie Cotr. H7t
~ III. .ae,is4-aIr Slacfler 80 -1
-, .n. jer~I.laA t-I3r0ad-
flg -ci. Co.. o. q.
,4sl<s. louis .New garlstaat
Baths a Trauh- -.-........... 100
Wa.taey Cos. i. Williamson.
costs 10
:, is....e.. Joha--I4. BenJanliA.... -s..1s
Bronx County
The 1gst name Is That Of the debtor.
prayer, Harry CRY SANTA Garage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-05
AnsWel=The bond exc

Answel-The bond exchange depart
ment OF the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York is located at 1870 Broadway.
The new bonds of the third Liberty
Loan bearing coupons of next Septem-
Der are not yet ready for exchange
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
HABLA DEL CAMbIO

(Viene de la Ia. pag.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03

favorece Y que contribute a su reia-
two b~ienestar actual.
Torreon, por otra parte, es un M
portante centre. ferrocarrilerc, es Ia
metr6poli de una de las mas ricas CO.
marcas agricolas del pals, sine la mas
RIGA: Ia de la Laguna; es al mismo
tempo, centric industrial de gran sig
nificaci6n.
Tiene, pues, por todas esas razones
n vida propia y prospera, perfec-
tamente asegurada, Y no ha menester
en- 10 absolute, del traslado q ella de
los poderes publicos. Sc explica este
cambio, cuaHdo Sc trata de dar vida,
con la Nevada de los poderes publicos,
Y Ia tropa burocratica que los acom-
pana, a ciudades muertas, que han
menester de algun medic de vida Y
este 10 constituyen los fondos oficia-
les, gastados entire su poblacion, para
el funcionamiento de la maquina ad-
ministrativa; mas no en- Ell case de
Torreon Y Saltilio, que es precisa-
mente el contrario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
uN Y
UNA COMISION

La noticia, como antes decimos, no
t!ene aun confirmation Official, V apa-
rece solo como una simple version,
mas o memo fundada.
En- tai virtud, Sc asegura que una
comision de prominentes vecinos de
Saltillo, Sc acercara al g~obernador
Espinosa Mireles para i~nterrogarle
sobre la veracidad de este rumor.
En- case de que clio sea cierto, Y
de cue ell gobernador, tenga en- efec-
to, Ia ~intencion de hacer tai cambio,
sc elevara al gobierno IN extenso me-
mortal en- Ell que Sc aduciran azones
para cue dicho traslado no Sc lleve
a efecto, pues que clio Sc traduciria
en- graves perjuicios para la vieja
e historical capital coahuilense.
Para libros en- espanol dirfjase
listed a la Casa Editoria! Lozano.
lis \. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
LA HUELGA DE PASTORES...

MADRID, Mario 2.-Un telegra-
ma recibido de Zaragoza informa que
los que Sc dedican a Ia cria de ganado
aabrio cerca de esta ciudad, estan SUI
mamente preocupados q causa de que
Ia .huelga de les p~astores, que ha We
nido en- Ia epoca del nacimiento de los
~corderos precisamente, Sc considera
como muy seria.
En- vista de clio, tanto los MEM
bros de la Guardia Civil como los de
Ia policia local estan ocupando los
puestos de los huelguistas Y por to-
das parties Sc pueden e 4 individuos
uniformadoS ap2centando los rebanos
en- los campos Y cuidando a los corde-
ritos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
OTRA VEz P|DEN LA
(Viere de IA Ia. pag.)

parte del gobierno general de los Es-
tados Unidos, pues temen que Sc les
cierren las puertas de Mexico hasta
a sus ~empleados, 10 cual les ocasio-
maria considerables p%erjuicios, va que
la base de sus negocios es ell merca
do mexicano.
Ademas, ell Senador Fall ha hecho
Ia revelation de que muchos ciudada-
O americanos que quieren
Sc de declarar ante ell sub comite ba-
san su actitud en- Ia declaration que
hiciera ell Presidente Wilson en- su no.
ia al Comite de Relaciones Exteriores
del Senado, de que ell Congreso no
ienia jurisdiction alguna en- los asun-
tos internacionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
: SECClON De AGRlCUL TURA !:

suelo. Escarbando ell centric de un
nlont!culo de plantas dc camote Sc
We frecuenteiaente que el hongo Sc
ha propaganda hacia abajo Y des-
truido Ia mayor parte de las raices,
las cuales estan enteramente reblar-
decidas o cubiertas cen I'm polvillo a.
marillo-negruzco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03

sAcepte I'd. solamente "Jarabe de
HigoS de California, fijandce bien
en- la pa!abra California" que apa-
rece en- la etiqueta. pudiendo estar
completamente segura de que su nj
no esta tomar,o e. mejor laXante,
i~nofeasivo para los 6rganos delicados
&c los ninos. a los ninos les agra
da su delicioso sabor 4 fruta. Cada
botella lLeva las instrucciones necesa-
rias de las dosis que debe admins
trarseles. D6les I'd. esta medicine
sin tenor.
Madre! I'd. debe 6ecir "Califor-
"i"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24
VIRTUAL CHAOS
SAYSLANINC0F
CONDITION NAVY
ASST CHIEF BUREAU NAVI6A=
TION IN SEVERE CHARGE
FOLLOWS SIMS ON STAND
Direct Attack on Daniels
in Claim That He Delayed
Important Matters.
FOLLOWS SIMS ON STAND

Washington, Mar. "a Virtual
chaos existed in the navy department
at the time the United States entered
the war Capt, Harris Laning, assis-
tant chief of the Bureau of Navigation
during the war, testified today before
the senate committee.
Laning said no one knew what to do
after the plan of action had been sub
mitted by the Bureau of Operations
and had been disapproved. that the
personal characteristics of the 'secre
tary of the navy often made it impos-
sihle to get approval of really impor-
tant policies"
Laning followed Sims on the stand
and said his statements were based
on experiences at sea with the fleet
just before the United States entered
the war and afterwards in the navy
department
Laning declared, "the personal in
terest of the secretary took in all mat
ters pertaining to his department alb
sOrbing So much of his time that ht
never had much left to give to more
important affairs and said that when
important policies and plans were sub
Initted, directions would be given to
leave papers for consideration,
which resulted in great delay"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24

'SUWANEE HOTEL
J IMPROVEMENTS UP
CONTRACT SIGNED -EOR ExTEN-
SlVE HOTEL ADVANTAGES

That old veranda which has mode tc
do with the name of the Suwanee
Hotel than any other factor known tC
mankind, is coming down. Pie. whole
interior Of the hotel is~going to be
done over,' SO the word done over
will have its hight /meaning, and
steam heat and some new furnishings
will be addedS~given the local lease
owners 92 rooms for hotel accomo-
dation here ...~-
j. E. Zachary has leased the hotel
for another five. years. The owner
Mr.. O. NJ. Grady, has made plans for
Improvements which will count
them being the removal of the old
veranda, and it is expected that the
Suwanee will soon be able to smile a
sweet. comfortable smile at the most
fastidiouS oc ;hose who travel and
use hotel rooms for the satisfaction
they get out Of it.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24
LOAN COMP ANY IS \
NOW ORGANIZED
dUDGE o. "a. r., CRUM HEADS
100000 LOAN COMPANY

Local business. people interested in
The Cordele Loan Company met in the
law offices of Crum and Jones yester-
day afternoon and elected officers and
directors and made all plans for begin
nihg-basiHeSs.
Judge D. A. R. Crum is president.
a. F. Churchwell vices-president:
Miss Lillian B. Skipper, secretary
and treasurer. The directors are
Judge Crum. S. NJ. Smith. w. ]. Mus
selwhite, ]. A. Lasseter, c. / 4drris,
0. NJ. Heard and A. F. Church : H.
This company is organized for the
purpose of reaching ample funds for
loan applicants in the shortest. time
and it is expected to operate over a
wide territory
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24
COTTON SLUMPS
NEARLY $l5ABALE
BROKE RAPIDLY AT OPENING
OF MARKET.

New York, Mar, "a March con
tracts broke even more rapidly and
sensationally at the opening OF the
Gotten market today than they had ad'
vanced yesterday. The first sale was
at forty one forty. 1t then dropped to
forty twenty FIVE, or nearly fifteen dol
lars IA bale below the high price OF
yesterday.
Only one notice OF delivery vas re,
ported
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24
HARD COAL WAGE
PARLEY STALLED
WAITING DECISION OF MINE
OWNERS ON BACK PAY.

New York, Mar 24-Negotiations
for a new wage agreement for the an
thracite miners are at a standstill
here today. pending the decision OF
the mine owners as to whether they
will prevent the suspension of work
in the hard coal fields after April 1st
by granting the mine workers demand
that ANY wage award shall be made
retroactive to that date
The miners will receive the opera
tors reply at eight O'Clock tonight.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-24
FIVE SOCIALISTS
ARE TERMED UNFIT
MUST BE JUDGED, BY THEIR
ORGANIZATIONS.

Albany, Mar 24.--The five suspen-
ded Socialist assemblymen are Incl
gible and disqualified to occupy seats
in the assembly" council for the as
sembly judiciary committee asserted
today in brief filed with the commit
tee which investigated charges OF dis
loyalty against the men.
at is by the organizations to which
they belong that these men must he
judged" says the brief. The socialists
were trying to bring about a change
of government ~ political action,
backed by a general strike.
backed by a general strike