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We are .oud of the confidence
doctors, drugg.s and the public have
in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
adv 90
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The gross annual income of NOV
ing picture theaters in this country
is about $750,000,O0O,000
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
front bedroom on Lee st. Close
II Phone TO- 22-tf
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666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
adv
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FOR RENT, 1921-or will lease for
five years, the plantation known
as the "Cook place" in Lee county.
For acreage and particulars communi-
cate with Charlie Cook, State Capitol
Atlanta. 15-14t
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Rub.My-Tism Is a powerful anti
.sutic: IL kills the poison caused from
IhIee'eO adv ID
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Acid-Stornach

Rub-My- is a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and soreness caused
by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc. adv (s)
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

"sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL sx"-
practically new, guaranteed to be
in first-class condition; has been run
Just enough to timber up. See ]. E.
Poole or ]. B. Ansley. 7-tf
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FOR SALE

PEACH TREES FOR SALE-June
budded stock grown by reliable
Tennessee nurseryman. Buds select
sd from choice Fort Valley trees,
stock strictly graded and true to
name. T. w. Ayres, 424 Second St.,
Albany. Georgia. 19-12t
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FOR SALE-Seven Passenger Big
Six Buick, good tires. Ring $40,
21-12t
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FOR SALE-One good Jersey COW,
calf two weeks old, and household
effects. VIII sell at a bargain. ia
Cotton avenue. 16-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE-Stove wood, spl pine,
S4 truck load. Phone 595.-2l-1Ot
FOR SALE-Ice cold watermelons
at Bragg's market. Z1u
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-'0R SALE-Eight-room house, close
in. Will rent for $50 a month.
slephone 55S.-18-tf.
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Position as overseer on
farm; prefer peaches; 10 years eX-
perience; can control labor. III X.
:. D. No. 3, Box 5, Fort Valley ia
cost
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WANTED-Cook. Apply to Mrs. }:
C Berry. Phone 1908. 25-tt
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WANTED-First class stenographer,
one with experience and desire to
make good. Answer, stating where
YOU have worked, experience you
have had. Position is permanent with
one of Americas largest industries.
Address ar. E." care Times Record
e.. 25-3t
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NOTICE

FOR prompt transfer service and
heavy hauling and country trips,
telephone Clark's Transfer, 300. 4-t1
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FOR SALE-Several pieces of furn-
iture. Phone 1856. Mrs. George F.
Brown. 25-3t
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{, | AS S IF led
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

EoUsEWIRING and Electrical work g9
T. ]. Wallis, Jr. Phone 55o. zl-Il
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Tires and Accessories
Phone 1913
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Cotton Declines
On Bearisll News:
Southern Selling 9
Refusal of Special Credit
Aid by Reserve Board and
Absence of Export De.
u,and Tend to Check Ad-
vance i'm Prices

whether IT was the impelling in
,.ur., or rot. the renort from Wash
hus" .h,, reDresentatives of COTTON
iHsse va hscn refused snv snec;ai
sn,nc;-r holdinrs If cotton hv
Aiu E,s.r.l Reserve Roard was foi.
M ,us hv more active selling and a
!I"s~ 49, hreak in the cotton market ves.
;ar sns;p
p":.:n+s of new cron cotton !, the
Southwest are increasing. while the
soul soasi' demand from British and Jan
s,ess s Importers is lacking, and rumors
~ create spot pressure in that quar-
,rso-b.r report. were other factors en-
~. wea'br, hrsa, At.e~ se,,ine nm TO % zoe o.,
sn-;nr i~1 he early trading December
.onrhed . l5c late in the afternoon and
.Iass1 a, . olc, w.th the general list
lowe lower.
''TI Tbr market showed considerable
strength during the early trading.
More reassurirg reports from the Brit
;sh lahor situation were backed up bv
the frmer showing Of LIVERPOOL and
onerjn. n~ires here were 20 to 81
n5irts higher. Realizing sales were
sbsorbe! on comparatively small set
harts w, .,e buvinc was promoted by
Southwestern crop report makin,
tte corG..:ocs 90. against So at the
ord al August. This pointed TO n fall
inc of o.. IS noiYts for the frs. half
OF t.e month. compared with the ten
rae- ,ysr2,-e deterioration of 80 points
;or the :..n period. bu. the buyinr
.IacLerai after m advance OF 81 TO "a
noirts from TUESDAYS closing figures.
and the market turned easier during
o'' q
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Cities Service Earnings
Surplus for Eight Months Shows
Sl2,O4O,6O0

Gross earnings of the Cities Serv-
ice Company for August were S2,Ol4,-
324, an increase Of s713,515, over the
same month in 1919, according to a
statement isaHed yesterday Net
totaled 1887 878, an increase of s7C8,-
500 over August last year. Net to re-
serves, common stock and surplus
amounted TO s1,4C9,694, an increase Of
S8s1,S22.
Gross for the eight months ended
August 81, was sls,875,443, an in
crease Of S3,228,l94 over the corrc-
spending period last year. Net totaled
$I6,4l2,25G. an increase of $3,235,350,
while the net to stock was 5,l27,5
Ne. to reserves, common stock and
surplus amounted to s12,04o,606. an
increase Of $2,9l5,Gl7.
Regular monthly dividends Of one
half Of per cent in cash on The pre-
fci red stock. the preference B stock
and the common stock. and the reg
ular monthly dividend Of n per cent
on the common stock, payable in com
mon stock at par, have been declared !,
all dividends payable November 1 to
stockholders % record October Is.
The directors Of Cities Service Com
pany have extended TO holders of tho
series e. per cent convertible gold
debcntures Of record September Ib,
the privilege Of converting 10 per cent
Of their then holdings on October l.,
or the FIRST day Of any month there
after, this being che eighth such partial
privilege of conversion extended 70
this series of debentuYes.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

P: W, Phibhs wooien piece goods. ailkss
sioux CRY. iowa-rhe peiletier Co.; c.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa-Davidson Bros Co :l
CT B. Dayiassn dry goods: 1881 Brosdway.
sTEUsESvTLLE. ohio"s. Reiner. dry
ssRiNGFIEi6 RHs: and fi.H.hSIf wa-
umbrellas and parasols; 2so Fifth Ave@
sIsTERsvILLE. w. va--Fisher Co: MR.
Fisher; dry, goods, ETC.; Eiks, Club;
ST. LoUIs--schoenburn Shirt Co.: ].
schoenburn. woolen piece goods: Penn
ST. PAUL-Goldsn Rule-M. A. Schwartz.
Jobs toys and dolls; West Twenty
ST PAUL-Levine & Panz: Frank Panzs
CO.. coats and dresses: ll7o Broadway i,;
ST ss hats, S7s soshsssi,a CO.. b. AF'oh-
SFRACUsE-R. Jacobs, dry goods; I'm"
per!al.
TIFFIN. ohto-rhe J. X. Holderman Coz
j. D. Lei1her, dry goods, millinery care
ToLEDo-conde Cloak Co.: NJ R. cohn.
woolen and cotton piece gosd.: J. Apple.
Nedder. shoes; 2:5 Fifth avenue;
lOL6DO, o.-l>4 SSIie q hoCn.
ner. lea; ;her goods. hosiery. handkerchiefs2
325 Fifth Avenue.
TOLEDO. O.-Meyer Jonasson Co: Miss
B. Weaver. juniors cloth dresses and
coats 276 Fifth avenue, room sos
WASHINGTON-N. Horn & Son; N Horns
wooden and cotton piece goods; York
WASHINGTON-Wo G. Lothrop: D.
J. Meagher boys clothing H Barsch.
kies. silks and dress goods; S34 Fourth
Avenue.
WASHINGTON. D. C.--Woodward & Loth-
rop Miss A Thornton. infants wear. ma
ternity wear: Miss A. Mettz, handkerchief
j. NJ Russell. dress goods, Innings; J. 0.
MoQue. rugs, carpets. furniture and bed
dings: J. w. Gray. women's and children
shoes: 334 Fourth Avenue
WILKES-BA PA. Rifkin Co.; A.
Rifkin Representatives Breslin
WICHITA. Kans.-Johnston Il Lorimer Co
w. n. Neey silks and dress goods. domes-
tics: 43 Leonard Street.
WORCESTER. Mass.-Denholm Mckay
Co; Miss Walters. misses department:
$50 Fifth Avenue.
YOVNGSTOWN Ohio--H. Kohacher. mems
and women's wear. Pennsylvania.
YOU NGSTOWE. Ohio--Srrouss- Hirsh berg
Co: II. Goldstein. dresses. coats suitu,
waists; 1850 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Refined Sugar Dozen
To IA l~2c.; RAGS Quiet

Current prices ago.
sugar grer ID '-.....:..1475 @ - g
Coffee. Santos. No. 7....22H 23A 80 "a
The feature Of the sugar market yes
terday was the decline to 14lac less 2
per cent. basis fine granulated, an
nounced by the Federal Sugar Refining
Company, while Arbuckle withdrew
their list price. but were not withdrawn
from the market, being in a position
TO consider offers for sugars from
brokers'
The National still lists at 15c less 2
per cent. Considering the decline in
refined sugar the raw market was no
more than barely steady with some
small sales Of full duty sugars reported
made at 9Ec c. i. f. to operators and
retiNers.
Sugar Futures-Thcre was a little mora
activity in tho sugar futures market yester-
day and prices during the early trading
were frm"r on covering and buying by a
."adirg trade interest. which somc thought
might be against sales for export.
Prices at one time were 10 to 20 points
higher. but offerings increased In the after
noon owing TO the unsettled feeling in the
spot market and the further decline in re-
fined, and prices eased off. losing practi-
Caliy all tn" early improvements. with clos
ing quotations 10 points lower to 5 net
higher. There was also consdera bic switch =
Ing from the old to the new crop posi-
tons.
The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Strong Features
On Curb Market:
o ii 8 Irregular
Standard of Indiana Gains
Sharply i'm Good Demand;
National City Bank Rights
Move Up Several Points

Several features of a strong char
acter marked trading on the curb mar
ket yesterday, but there was an irregu-
lar tone, and the improved sentiment
Of Tuesday was not altogether held.
Standard Oil of Indiana and National
City Bank rights were the outstanding
features.
The former moved up 35 points from
$50 to 695 on insistent reports that &C
ton by directors in regard to "melon"
cutting was imminent. Many traders
heard that large stock dividend would
be declared and that the stock also
would be divided.
. National City Bank rights early re-
1ccted the announcement that the bank
had placed dividends on a quarterly
basis at 16 per cent per annum. The
rights rose 8 points to 1O3 for new
high record.
General Asphalt was also active, with
an upward tendency. moving to within
a small fraction of 60 before easing off
to So. Most of the independent oils
were fairly steady, although weakness
in some issues gave an irregular tone.
Mining stocks were fairly active and
without material change in prices, AL
varado selling at Is and Nipissing at
97s. Boston and Montana continued
steady
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Nom Member
Raw Silks Moving Higher
kansai Approaching SO; Gain
Of S. in Few Weeks

With raw silks moving steadily
higher. as evidenced by the advance Of
kansai to nearly IS, gain of about
s. pound in a few weeks. it is be
lievcd that this trade Will soon reach
firm trading basis.
The two-day holiday which has been
extended to cover the entire week in
some shops has tended TO dull busi-
ness and buying has been on a small
that prices are being artincial.y stimu-
lated and insist that because OF lack
Of demand they cannot hold. They look
for new reaction and arc Withholding
commitments on the theory that they
can better afford to wait than stock up
on rising market now.
The cutting-up trade buys moro re-
luctantly than the jobbjng trade. When
approached regarding their limited
trading in broad silks. reply that they
are not receiving orders for their mcr-
chandlsc end cannc- see their wav
clear to stock up with working ma
teria}s unit! they write orders for
themselves Many garments cut from
silks have been Grastically clt in price
BY both jobbers and retailers.
A report dated September from The
nr;ncinal warehouses Of New York to
the SILK Association of America shows
the number Of bales Of raw silk on
hand to be as follows: Italian bales,
5335: Japanese bales, %7,3GS. and all
other bales, 1927; making total Of
5l,l3O bales in The city.
This figure shows decline Of Lbs
in the number Of spot bales The guam
tity Of silk on hand August was
- ,2G5.
While there is little indication from
the figures that there has been large
sale Of silk during the last month. it
appears that the quantity of silk i'm
ported has fallen off considerably dur
inc the last month
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
c. A. Perry. ladies'. raady TO wear: a

e A: Perry. ladies' ready to wear: As
l. Kohn. tewelry: Elks Club.
MONTPELIER. vs.-The McCuen Store
W Mitchell. dress goods and um-
MoSTREAL-The John Murphy Co.; II.
Th,r'nsnde:s TTh,s,s9'nnsstse: general line; az West
| Thomas H. Galligan. gloves trimmings,
art goods, umbrellas; 4oA Fourth Ave
NORFOLK. va-M. silvernan, won,en.s
wear: Grand
Oshkosh. Wis-F. Stein Co. r. Stein.
sooas 5s 5saay 10 wear and furnishing
PHILADELPHTA-M Frank Co.; M.
Frank, mfrs, childrens and infants
PH1LADELPHIA-Blauner's, H. Blauner.
coats; Alfred Fantl. 1lS West Thirty
PHILADHLPHIA-Natio Kid Klothes"
60 Allen l. Greenberg. boys clothing;
| Scott, mems furnishings: Broadway and
Thirty second Street.
PHaiLADELPHIA-Gimbel Fl Bros Miss A:
HIA-Feingold 8 slepin: Mr..
HIA@John s Wanamaker. lase1 1.'' w.
paG1 59hnIon; Dn1 epI9thins; pe4I !, Aberdeen:
PHILADELPHIA-J. N suask,nd & ro
| l.. Robinson general merchandtge. $50
Fifth Avenue
PHILADELPHIA-M. Norwich Son;
| II. A. Norwich. woolen and cotton piece
goods; 11s2 Broadway
PH[LADELPHIA-Mill Balm Beyer &
| Co: +. ]. Mathews, cotton piece goods:
! Herald Square.
Goodwin, coats. suits; Broadwsy and
Thirty y-second Street.
PITTS sBURGH-Iewin-N -Neiman Co; Mr..
arf
broadway, " ' -"'A
Leibowitz. clothing: Pennsylvania
| Graham. upholstery and drapery; I14o
! broadway.
| PITTSBCRGH-H. Feigenbaum. jewelry;
Rreslin.
| PFILADELPHIA-J. c. Kahn & Sons; II.
! II. Kahn. house furnishings Breslin
, PITTSRURGH-Cohn Bros. Co; A. Cohn
/ clothing Woodward.
I f NJ. McCahr notions umbrellas. para
J soils. neckwear ladies Kid gloves ~
I.eonarl Street
/ PITTSBURGH-Raer Bros. J. Baer, ready
| 10 wear. McAlptn Annex
| PITTSBTRGH-Frank Seder: E. F. Nc
| Der.nott ladies' wear toilet goods
| gloves. brushes; I6 West Thirty-sixth
Street.
| PITTS Observation-Disclosures Bros; J. Berk-
man. coats, suits. etc; Pennsylvania.
l.. Carrttyi representins L. kaufman
| ladies' ready to wear: Miss F. LOBBY
costumes and dresses; Miss B. Toole
juniors and rnisses' dresses coats and
suits; Mrs. c. z. Henry, waists and
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
B usiness News
Refusal of Credit Extension
May Force Cotton Marketing
ReserUe Board Denies
Cotton Producers Aid

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. - Re-
guests Of the American Cotton As
ssoclat!on for governmental aid in
financing the marketing of the cot
ton crop were denied to-day by Gov
crnor Harding of the Federal Re-
serve Board
The representatives of the asso-
cation asked extension of credit on
cotton loans estimated at approx
mate!y s500.000,0OO to permit grow
crs to hold cotton and prevent
dumping on the market at loss.
The solution of the problem fac
ing producers, Governor Harding
SAID. lay with the producers them
selves and their home banks.
Go back home and tell the people
to quit talking calamity the gov
ernor declared, suggesting that the
cotton men sell their high grade
stock to meet demands as they arise,
which would enable them gradually
to licuidate their debts and hold
their low grade cotton for a better
market.
Recent estimates of the value Of
this years staple crops are S22,-
000,00O.00o. the governor stated, and
expansion Of credit to assist produc-
ers in all parts of the country would
mean about $4,000, 900 in loans.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
A SAFE TEN PER CENT

We are erecting at Bridge entrance a
5000 square foot automatic sprinklered
building. guaranteed by contractors to be
comp!eted in November. which with 80, 900
sQuar" feet land Is valued at $500 00e 1t
is leased for ten years to responsble cor
poratlon for aggregate rental OF S5O0.OOO
lHss-" paying taxes. insurance and ali
maintenance" charges We are issuing
dred dollar $1,000 cumulative preferred
shares TO net investor ten per cent G0%)
per annum payable semi annually and
cAllable after two years at $110 Rental
rat" permits repayment Of principal in ten
years No other encumbrancas and no
commissions to any one. Banking friends
OF both corporations taking half OF
issue and Will manage property. Subscrip-
uons are solicited in lots OF tve shares and
oyer For further particulars address L
COZ. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Fur Trade Brighter
Trading Continues Light, but
Improvement Is Seen

With more seasonable weather ap-
proaching and uncertainties attendant
upon auctions removed by postpone =
mcnt Of the sales, the fur trade looks
for Improvement and reasonable sta
hillty in the near future. The unset
tied conditions and widely varied prices
Of the summer are believed over
Because Of the uncertainty Of bust
ness conditions and the irregularity Of
prices at which some pelts sold during
the summer, it was not an easy task to
determine raw skin offers. The trap
pers received unprecedented prices the
last two years, and will hold out for
high prices again this year. They will
receive good sums for their catch, but
must. OF course, stand 4 share of the
price declines that materialized in the
Gistr ibut!ng markets.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
FINANCIAL
To the Holders OF
The Dominican Republic
so Customs Administration
Sinking Fund Gold Loan Bonds

Due GcDTuaTJ 4. 1000.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. as
Succ' ssor To Morton Trust Com pany. Fiscal
Agent under tn" Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between The dominican Re
public and Morton Trust Company. dated
January l.. 1909. hereby invites propose $
for the sale to the Sinhing Fund on Sep
telnber 81. 1920. with accrued interest TO
that datr, Of as many bonds OF the a abOve
Two Hundred FIFTY Thousand Dollars
$3.50. .000l. Sealed prop osals will be re-
ce!ved at the TRUST Department Of the
undersigned. l40 Broadway. New York City
uD to 10 O'Clock a NJ on Friday. Sep:eM-
Der ~. 1920 when the same Will be
toeneI, and bonds offered at the lowest
prices not exceeding 1929 70 Of par and
accrued interest to the extent necessary
to exhaust said sum will be accepted sub
Ject 10 the reservation OF the right to re
j~ct any or all offers In whole or in part
ct JAkANTf TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
By Charles H. Sab!n
President
Dated Septerber 13 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
range OF prices follows:

Coffee Future%-YesterIay's coffee mar
ket was reactonary. on the call all
active months sold into new low ground.
trade interests continuing their salling
movement, started on Tuesday on rulnors
~ very unsettled local conditions as Well
as further weakness in Brazil.
Tn" decline yesterday carried Decer!l Der
- SOC. March to size and May to S.3Sc.
Or 90 to 2f points net tower. Late in the
day covering movement was started by
one or two prominent trade firms ana
prices QUICKLY responded. the market clos
ing points net higher to a decline Of
points.
Little relief can be expected from the
primary markets. where offers in tn" cost
ana freisht markets Were unchanged 70
as much as Ssc lower In such an unsn.
tied futures market interior buyers sim ply
neglect the local spot market and prices
Rio IS.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

Country banks have been fairly
heavy purchasers OF comm trcial uhnrr
during the past few days. The better
name paper is being discounted On a
basis OF per cent. There IS q feel
ing in some quarters that the COM
mcrcial paper market Will show an
easier tendency within the next sixty
or ninety days
Few changes in commercial money
rates were noted yesterday. Commer-
cial paper still! discounts at 2 and Sll
per cent Bankers acceptance rates
quoted by the American Acceptance
Council we're:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

CUTE; l7change, a .a50c, sales $50 bales
New 0~.ee'.s G4."i unchanged at 2s.50c
sales = "a As Mobile nominal, IS points
lower a. = 80. sa."s = bales. Savannah
quiet unchanged ar 20c: sa!es $50 bales
Charles'1a nominal. unchanged at 30,s9
sales Nil N1-toif; Gu!l. C0cH*rged "a SOC:
sa!As s! bai"s Augusta Cuiat. II points
higher !, 2'o; sa,~s loI bnies. Memphis
nor::aa,. u-oh,rg"t A. &c. sales e95 bales
s.. louis s."at. ~ hanged AZ sc: sales
nj. Hous'-7 GGt-t. . po!n's loUrr at 25c:
sa,ss go 5a'as. I.!t..e Rock quiet. un-
changed I. = . sales nj. Dallas steady.
- !o.a:s over at g 65c. sales 4.oI3
bales
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN OF A spE
Siay Mcs1.nE HerpI of s1Sskhoid"rs o. The
RATION, to be held a, the once Of tho
Company. Room 1908. 81 william Street.
New York City. on the 2oth day of Sep
purpns" OF considerins the maturity OF
the 100000 bonds OF the Company and
the necessity for the extension thereof Tor
ouch action in connection Herewith as NAV
be proper. and for tho transaction OF sue h
other business an may properly come be
fore tho meeting.
Dated New York. September s. 1920.
EDWARD c. CARRlNGTON, President.