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New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Woman Seeks Z Per Cent

Question-Wi you advise safe invest
ment in stocks bearing. preferab bly,. per
cent interest, for an amount of money not
exceeding $4,000? If 1t is not in accord
ance ,. with your policy to advise, will you
kindly tell me where to go for informa-
tion?-MISS d. d.
Answer-There are several we'll Sc
cured preferred stocks which yield
per cent or close to it. We give you
a few suggestions. Standard Oil Of
New Jersey, per cent prefcrred; !;
Pressed Steel Car, per cent pre-
ferred; Virginia. Carolina Chemical, 8
per cent preferred; Bethlehem Steel, 8
per cent I{eferred; Baldwin Locomo-
tive, Z per cent preferred. All these
issues arc sound at present. and we
think you would make no mistake in
purchasing any of them All are listed
on the New York Stock Exchange and
any member who advertses in The
Tribune will be glad to consult with
you.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Commercial Credit

Commercial money for legitimate
purposes is being granted to business
men with greater facility than has been
apparent for some months, but bankers
are still insistent that heavy inven-
tories be liquidated. A banker yester-
day illustrated the present method of
operation by citing the following case:
The owners OF a prominent wooden mill
came to the banker for loan of ST.
100000. Inventories were considered
too heavy by the banker, who advised
liquidation. The woolen men asserted
that such was impossible at present be-
cause of a fear of breaking the market
still further. The wooden men finally
obtained $250,000 on compromise
worked out with the banker.
Commercial money rates continue at
per cent for choice name paper. which
is in plentiful supply.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Prices Attract Buyers

Shoe retailers IN tnis vicinity are
getting a lair volume of business By
widely advertised owpriced sales.
One result, according to shoe mcr-
chants has been the movement Of
which are the first to be placed in the
cut price sales and the retention Of
high grade Footwear. As one shoe re-
taller expressed the situations; eve
are selling the kind of shoes we don't
care much about selling and are keep
ing Oh our shelves the sort Of shoes
we should be moving
Ten dollars or at most $t2 appears
to be the top price that average CON
sumers willingly pay for footwear now,
in the opinion of retailers who are
making strenuous efforts to provide
shoes at these prices.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

the dividends in arrears. Nothing was
done, however. American Zinc, Lead
and Smelling is not consistently good
Garner The margin Of safety in the
preferred stock is small and the com
pany has gone into surplus account to
pay the dividend. Federal Mining and
Smelling preferred, while paying 7 per
cent, is speculation. The company
shows erratic earning power. American
Writing Paper preferred pays nothing,
what will be done about dividends in
arrears is a question: Therefore the
stock must be speculative. Cities Serv-
ice bankers shares are speculative.
This is essentially an oil company. We
do not advise the purchase of such
stocks for investm
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Raw Silk Trade Awaits
Developments II. Japan

Buyers of raw silk arc awaiting de-
velopments in Japan from the newly
established syndicate's efforts to
stabilize the price of the commodity,
according to this weeks market re-
port issued by H. L. Gwalter & Co.
There is no doubt that the under
lying tone of the market has been
considerably strer gthened," says the
report, "and that any Improvement in
the fabrics market will find a quick
response in freer operations in the
marking time and have ceased to cut
prices, being confronted by the i'm
possibility OF replacing their holdings
below the pegged prices at Yokohama
"Adviccs from Europe report the
Milar market unchanged with reelers
tlrmly holding to their limit of 400
lire for extra classical silks The ac-
tlylty for Lyons consumption has fallen
off somewhat ard no business is re-
ported for American account.
The Yokohama market is quiet but
strong an any increase in the demand
is expected to advance prices. The
situation has been further strength
ened by minimum prices having been
fixed for the higher grades on the
basis $50 yen for double extra and
I'pLo LOT extra, with best No. l at
l,57O yen. Stocks remain unchanged
at 41,0o0 bales, approximately, of
which about 5000 bales consist of the
higher grades from extra up.
"Il Canton market is firmer on
account Of the falling off of receipts,
and lay down costs for these sorts are
above prices ruling on the New York
market. 1t is confirmed that about 70
per cent of the flatures of new style
SIX M have stopped working, the
Cnlnese preferring to wait for orders
Iather than go on producing at loss"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

PORTLAND. re.-Politz Bros: II. q ..
ltz. mems clothing exclusively. 70
READING. Pa..-H. Hoffman, floor cov.-
ings; Pennsylvania. ''e'-
ROCHESTER,. ~ Y.--B. Forman ca W.,
Hirsch. dresses. 225 Fifth Avenu.' '''ss
ROCHESTER-M Kaplan. women's ,.,x.
to wear; Imperial. 7~oy
SAN FRANCISCO-The Emporium. ".
sioss. childrens wear and negIigees: a5s
Fifth Avenue. so
SIOUX CITY. Iowa-Davidson Bros n.
w. w. Orcutt drugs. notions and 80
elry: 1851 Broadway 's~-
ST LoUTs-carleton d, G Co: W. sp,,,
berg, laces. womens Deckwear: So
Broadway. W
ST. LOUISE. Nukent d C. ca
Ahrens. ladies' coats; 1851 Broadway. a.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Merchandising Activities
Show Decline This Week

Wholesale merchandising activities
throughout the United States this
week show a decline of is per cent
compared to the previous week, accord
ing to the weekly report of the Credit
Clearing House. Indebtedness increased
81 per cent, but payments show an
improvement over last week to the ex-
tent of 1.6 per cent.
Merchandising activities by whole
salcrs. and manufacturers, says the
report, "show no such increase as was
hoped when the drop in prices was
made general. The lowering of prices
has not yet stimulated buying, nor
have the orders placed been in guam
titles usually purchased at this time
of the year
Unemployment is noticeable to some
extent in every section and reduction
sales by the retailer are not giving the
turnover looked for"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Propaganda Fund for Tailors

A fund Of $4,000 for national ad
vertlsing campaign in behalf of the
merchant tailoring industry is the i'm
mediate objective of the recently or
ganlzed Merchant Tailors' National
to be sponsored by group of business
men prominently identified with the
wholesale woolen and trimming busi-
ness, as we'll as tailors.
Members of the following organiza-
tions,. it is reported. have thus far
joined forces with the bureau: Ma
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Chooses Speculative Stocks for Woman

Question-Would you be 30 kind as to
ADVISE one of your readers II you consider
an investment fOr wOman) OF $4,000 to
be wisely placed when 1t is divided as fol-
lows: Ten shares' OF Swift g. Co. capital
stock ten shares OF Baldwin Locomotive7
A. G.. r.
Answer-We do not think you have
made a good selection. Common stocks
are sensitive to earnings. Dividends,
accordingly, are subject to change. Per-
haps during times of depression the
dividend may be passed entirely. If
you are making this purchase for in
come purposes it is best to consider
only sound securities. We suggest
United States Steel 7 per cent preferred
and Standard Oil of New Jersey per
cent preferred. Here you have two
sound issues which are not so sensitive
to earnings
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
BUYERS Coming

TIMORE-Anerican Wholesale co-r
II. f. Messersmith, remnants: 25t Fon,pp.
Avenue; expected October ls
BEAUMONT. Tex. - Max Feinberg r.
Max Feinberg. ladies' ready to wes.
millinery. clothing. furnishings. p!.,s
expected October 20
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich-stern Co. y
Stern. Jobs coats; Miss Grossrnan. veis,s
petticoats and chidren's furs: Harry =
Lyon. 14s West Thirtythird Street: AZ
pected October 49,
los ANGELES Jacoby Co: J. Jaeosv
mems wear; Hotel Commodore: ezpecte;
about October 20.
SEATTLE, Wash. - Bon Marche Thom,.
Goldie. calico. ginghams, linens. blankets'
225 Fifth Avenue: expected soon
TERRE HAUTE. Ind.-Root y. G. Co. u
E. Anderson manager; Mrs. J. Eggers
coats suits. dresses and blouses; % Eas;
Twenty sixth Street. expected October
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
U. S. Rubber ~ Per Cent Notes

Question--Will you kindly advise ne If
you consider United States Rubber 7ls
per cent lAtes, due 1880, a good business
mans Investment? Also would like to
interest Is payable.-L. H. B.
= Answer - =. We regard the United
States Rubber TX per cent notes,
due 1880, as a good business mans
investment The issue is $4,000 900
They arc secured by deposit with the
trustee of S25,000,OOO face value of the
company's first and refunding mort
gage 6 pc cent gold bonds, due 1947.
These bonds are secured by first lien,
together with the 5 per cent bonds,
on practically the entire property The
interest on the notes is payable Feb
ruary / and August l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Leather Demand Still Dull

The reported opening of several new
shoe factories in New England, which
will necessitate a new demand for
leather, has not had any perceptible
eject on the dullness in the leather in
dustry Marking time until election
seems to be the present position in the
trada, as many leather men believe that
conditions will be ripe for rapid i'm
provement early in November.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TIE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
80 CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION SINK.
ING FUND GOLD LOAN BONDS
DUE EEBRI-ARY 1ahs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company of New York as Sue
cessor to Morton Trust Company Fiscal
Agent under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between the Dominican Re.
pubhc and Morton Trust Company. dated
January II, 1909. hereby invites nroposals su.
ior TIE sale TO the Sinking Fund on Octo.
Der 20, lS2o. with accrued interest 70 that
cate OF as many bonds of the above issue
as can be purchased for the sum Of Two
iiunored Seventy-six Thousand Three Hun.
cred cred twenty five Dollars and Fighty-nine
cents t216, S25.S9). Sealed proposals viii
be received at the Trust Department OF
,,, re undersigned l40 Broadway. New York
CltF. up TO 10 o'clock A. NJ on FRIDAY
October %. 1920 when the same viii h.
',' npened' and bonds offered at the lowest
prices not exceeding 1927 r OF par ana
accrued interest to the extent ne@eesar- a'r,
10 exhaust said sum. VIII be accented
suo'e't 10 the reservation OF the right 10
React any or eli offers in whole or in part
"s ~ .{3ANII TRUST COMPANY OF
By CHARLES II. SABIN. President
Dated, October 13 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Paris Bonds Yields 11.4o Per Cent

Question-suppose ono buys Paris 6
per cent bond at about 95 and carries IT
until the bond Is paid in 1921, am l right
In thinking that 1t represents about II
per cent on the investment? DO you con-
slider Nipissing Mines safe investment
contnued?-X Y. u.
Answer-City of Paris 6 per cent
bonds, due 1921, yield at 95 about 11.40
per cent per annum if held to and
paid off at maturity. Nipissing Mines
is not safe investment. The company
has a long dividend record to be sure,
but mining stocks are about as specu-
lative as one can find.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
liz ueStment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in
postors toill DO ans,0ercd in this COL
ttmn. in achich case only initials wiU
be used. Others auill be amswcred by
mail. Address all inquiries, tnclos-
ing stamped. addressed enuelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 1sl
Nassau Street, Neio York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

tional Woolen and Trimming Associa-
ton, National Association of Merchant
Tailors of America, Pacific Coast
Merchant Tailors' Association; Mer-
chant Tailors Designers Association
and several smaller units. Headquar-
ters Of the bureau are in the Ward
Building, Newark, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Norfolk & Southern Fives

= Quest ouestion-Might have your valued
opinion Of Norfolk Southern s per cent
bonds selling now at 56? Are principal
and interest secure ?-Bs A.
Answer - Norfolk G. Southern is
about 500 miles in length. 1t traverses
large lumber section in North Caro-
lima. The first and refunding per
cent bonds, due 1861, of which there
are $12,S70,00O outstanding STE, 900
to secure & per cent notes, $438, 900 re-
tired by sinking fund, s482,O0O held by
company, $3,130,000 reserved for prior
mems and $6,505,000 reserved for ex-
tensions-are a first lien on 1874 miles,
second on 1913, third on 234 and a
fourth on 33. They are further secured
by first lien on practically the entire
equipment of the company and by de-
posit of over $4,000, 900 bonds. The road
has not been good earner, but in
creased rates should mean great i'm
provement. We regard the bond as
very fair business mans investment.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Otis Elevator Earnings Equal
S22.23 a Share in 9 Months

The financial statement of the Otis
Elevator Company for the nine months
ended September 80 show a net income,
after charges and Federal taxes, OF
$2,4O0,893, equal, after allowing for
preferred dividends, to s2223 share
on S9,482, 900 common stock
Earnings, after maintenance and de-
probation, total s3,422 AIS for the
period.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Southwestern Bell 7s

Question-Kindly advise whether the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
hve-year 7 per cent bonds can be classed
as a high grade investmcnt.-M. S.
Answer-Southweste Bell Tele-
phone 7 per cent bonds are entitled to
very good rating, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
ANDREW !. MCCORMACK. Auctionesr.
REG~LAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER & SON,
OFFICE. % WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY OCTR 20TH 1924

by ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
OFFICE. % WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. ofTR. 2oTH. 1920.
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. IA AND 1s VESEY STREET.
For Account of Executors
$500 Sth Avenue r. r. Co. CO Ctf. Of
Indebtedness due Febry.. 1919
20 shs 9Th Avenue +. r. Co.
For Account of Whom II May Concern
1000 shs. Paterson Brewing Co.
SO shs Allen Sales Service. Inc. CON-
mon.
100 shs Allen Sales Service. Inc, Prcts.
1000 shs. Acme Phonograph Motors
$4,000 Green Bay & Western R. r. 81
Debenture Class a. Bonds.
SIS, 500 Monmouth County Electric Co. Iss
Mtge. AZ Bds.. 1851. Jan'y, 1915.
Coupon on.
s1oo,O Alton Granite & St. Louis Trac-
tion Co So 1st Consld. Mtge BIDS.
1944. Febry., 1920. Coupons On.
200 shs. Automatic Weig hing Machin.
Co. Prefd.
400 shs. Poole Engineering & Machine
ST shs. United Gas & Electric cOrpn.
ID Prefd.
20 shs. United Gas & Electric corpn
17s shs ocean Leather Co. Common
141 1900 shs. Hope Mills Manufacture
ing Co. Common.
205 2S-10O shs. Hope Mills Manufac,ur-
ing Co. Prefd.
shs. Lenox Motor Car Co Common
shs. splitdorf Electrical Corpn
Common.
1000 shs Mexican Producing & Refining
Co.
1000 shs. Peruvian Copper Co.
IS shs Electroline Co. Pre,d.
) shs Elec+roline Co. Common
126 shs. Western Maryland r. r. ist
Prefd.
"a shs Michigan Central r. r
10000 Georgia Coast & Piedmont R. r
Co. lst Mtge. SO Sky Fund Bds
Ctf of Dep.
60 shs Hallway Storage Battery Car
Co. Prefd
50 shs. Wheelock Lumber & Manfg Co.
$4,000 Texas q Oklahoma r. r. st Mtge.
Sc Bonds Ctf. of DepOsit
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City OF New York.
New York. October 15, 1920.
At a regular meeting of the Board OF
Directors of this Bank held this day Mr.
Walter G. Nelson. Mr.. Charles B. Camp
bell and Mr.. William B. Smith were ap-
pointed Assistant Cashiers
WILLIAM e. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF
GREENE 4 CO.. MANAGERS
R0sfNn Masa

Boston, Mass.
The quarterly dividend of 1A% upon
been declared payable November i. 1929,
at the Office of the Transfer Agents, the
New England Trust Company Boston
Mass. to all stockholders of record at thu
close OF business October 90, 1920.
LANCASTER MILLS
J. DEVEREUX WINSLOW treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank

Federal Farm Loan IS.
redsTs, isSs oP P. 1928 .':";;.. s5h osh $40
redera, lsSo, '9p Ia rs 1921 .;.",;,. sss 80 5.45
1889. op l924. ss 90 rH
Federal Farm Loan 4l,s VIZ
1881, op 1922. 81 go rzo
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s. Wv
1889, OPP 1924.... 50 q, roo
JOINT Stock Land Bank S. Wv
1883. op 1923... 81 ga roo
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Some Speculative Preferred Stocks

Question-Will you kindly advise mo as
to the following list of stocks for invest
ment Allis Chalmer preferred, American
Can preferred, American Hide and Leather
preferred, American Zinc, Lead and SmeIt-
ing preferred, Federal Mining preferred.
international Mercantile Marine preferred
American Writing Paper preferred. Cities
Service bankers shares. I understand. OF
course, that American Hide and Leather
has readjusted itself. but do you think 1t
will need to have another readjustment be-
fore It gets to the bottom price? American
Writing Paper shows a good surplus and
should think before long it would pay dvi-
dends; also 1t has, l understand. back divi
dcndS to Day-E c. |,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

Answer-None of the issues you men,
tion is entitled to high rating. The best
are American Can preferred, Allis Chal-
mers preferred and international Mer-
camille Marine preferred. The latter
has 42 per cent of arrears. Earnings in
each case are ample, we understand, to
take care of preferred payments and
leave a good margin. American Hide
and Leather preferred is not good in
vestment. Earnings have shown a fall
ing off and the dividend is by no means
certain to be paid regularly. One rea-
son why the stock sold so high was be-
cause there was hope Of q payment Of
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16


stock and bond Investments viz
l'rDIc securities ......-. sos ~ -oss
y i''a'f SECURITIES .-+---...--..... % n5s aes 4s
,t e. ''i"if owned ............. asa 9el7s
'se' 'Vi.d ..------+ .--..-... l51e Gij@
Loans ant discount ts sesurcd hy hsrl
amt mortgage. deed or other real
rto,,i es,i'e collateral ......-.. 4o452aM
cclair1al ........ .......... 81. .ss5 1864
Loans, discounts and Bills purchased
a. nri secured ty collateral ......... 742ss oloss
D''ioseilS secured --.--........-... l6sil0&
Due from approved re-
serve depositarlos less
amount Of Offsets. IS. 255. .S46 SIS
Due from trust compa-
mes. banks an, bank
ers not included in
preceding item -ns ss1 "a
- 1851 4s7os
specie ......-......... 277T 5000
Other currency Authorized by the Laws
- Of the United States. ....-.....-.. ss4oe4@
Due frcm Tie Fedora! Reserve Yank
Of New York less Offsets. ts...... 25sss732Io
Customers liability on
acceptances lsee ha-
bilitles. per ,ont-a). IA l2s 044 o7
Less anticipated .... S537s3
------- l4lls.soses
Other assets. viz:
Accrued interest en-
tered books at
close OF business on
above date ....... 81 700 $3.50 rs
Advances TO trusts
tsecuret) ......... lis53o7s
---- i.s47. .2ossi
Total ........................s s2s2 a4I. .2siss
LIABILITIES
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. sl2 500. .sooW
Surplus
Surplus fund ...... SIS. 600 10000
Undivided profits .... 2,655. 9Q4. 65
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Markets i'm Other Cities
Baltimore

Baltimore
Sales. Open High. Low. Last
400 Cons Coal .. S4A 94H S4H 84L
los Celesine .....110 10 40 10
175 Cons Power.... 90 93 SO SO
1925 Cosden pf 4s 4B Az 4h
q Mt Vc,non.... % % % 2S
u do pf ....... SO 6s 6s 6S
125 Pa W Power soM sOas SOla So%
40 Now Ans Gas. % % 23 %
l92 United Ry... 12s. 1924 12% 12A
l Maryland Cas-. 1914 761a 1874 1914
$1,000 cosdcn esq.,. esM e3@ sa% esA
10000 Cons Gas 4hs rs rs Is rs
70N0 Macon GS-sS So. Gl 81 6i 61
5000 Pa W Pwr 5s 81 81 S01a 81
1000 Tn Rv rfg As. 64ls G4ls GAG GALS
1000 do incomes. 4S5s 4SEs 1914 1875
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered form.
not lnterchangeab Coupon bonds re1is
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Four full columns Of in
resfment questions and an.
s,cers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday.
Bonds

Bonds
Snares Open High. Low. Last
5000 Carson 7s. ....1O5A 4 1864 1851 1o54
: 9Ooo 2OoO G, G j & 5s; - 70 10 70
1900 Pond Creek is SO SO 50 96
1900 Seneca Ss.... 95 95 95 95
1929 1929 Swift 5s::... s3H S3A s3A S3I
1000 Western Tel 5s 7s14 78A 7SM 7Srt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
Central Union Trust Co. Of n Y
RFSOTRCFS
Stock and bond Investments viz
prhlf, .-,..,,.s.s

GIN, a. me close of business on the goth day Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-01
COME KISS Me- SHE SANG
ON STAGE, AND CHARLIE DID

New York, Sept. 1.-"Women,'
said Charlie Sorcher Tuesday, cal:
nest absolutely never mean what
they say"
Charlie large youth for his Is
years, went over the top Of the foot
lights last night at vaudeville thea
tire here when a pretty young girl,
billed as a "snappy singer, dancer,
and talker." sang "Come to My
\ rms and Kiss Me"
Both stage hands the property
man, stage carpenter, cashier and
the thunder sheet shaker rushed on
stage to separate Charlie from the
girl and finally succeeded. Several
policemen arrested him and Magis-
tratc Sin!ms held him today in
$500 bail for a Friday hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-01
EVE HIDES IN BUSH

New York. Sept. lit was bad
enough when hubby forced her to
o!ay Eve the first time, when there
vas q bush handy. but the next time
it was right III the public street, she
alleges. So she's asking the Judge
for permission to resign permanently
from these domestic theatricals.
According to the divorce petition
Of Mrs. Marie C.. Gallagher, her
husband. John C.. Gallagher. thrust
her outdoors. after tearing off her
night c!otes. while they were living
in Bogota, n. ]. She hid in a bush
until her niece threw her some
clothes from a second story window
On July 90, she alleges, he gave
an encore at their home in New
York.
Bushes don't grow in New York
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-01
ELEVATOR FALLS;
= DEAD. 16 HURT

New York, Sept. 1.-Two men
were killed and 16 persons injured,
some of them seriously, when an
elevator containing IS passengers.
fcll ten stories yesterday during the
home rush period, in building at
2l5 Fourth avenue. The car jam
med at the first floor. which pre-
vented greater loss Of life, fire de-
Dartment officials said than if it had
crashed to the basement. The dead
are Albert A. Captain and Max Lau-
ter. both employed in the building.
Officials investigating the acct
dent said thay believed the elevator
cable snapped ard that ;'a b@!arcIn@
weights crashed through inc top OF
The car.
The injured. chiefly men. suffered
broken arms and legs, Firemen
worked for nearly an hour with
acetylene torches to release the bo-
dies OF dead after police had taken
the injured out Of the wreckage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-01
BRITISH MINERS VOTE STRIKE

London, Sept. IA strike by
the British coal miners seemingly
was brought nearer today by a res
clution passed by the triple ALI
ancc." comprising the railway men,
the transport workers and the mi
ncrs, supporting the claims of the
miners.
1t was decided by the meeting TO
reassemble tomorrow 20 consider the
further policy Of the alliance.
The miners by a majority of
3S7.917 have voted in favor Of a
strike, it was announced officially
today. There were G06,7S2 votes
for the strike and 23S,SG5 against.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-01

which contains the names OF men
identified with the most important
financial and commercial enterprises
in the country,
In describing the intricate process
es by which the finances OF the ne
publican party are accomplished, he
frequently admitted that it was ms
jcb to get all the money needed, and
if the Quotas" called for We're ex-
ceeded he would certainly take the
money. He further assumed the re-
sponsibility for the "official bulletin
which urges Republican leaders TO
get the money"