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Otros 2 complies de Chuchu presos
hoy revas irportantes

FL Fiscal y el jefe de la Detective,
se1or Quihones retornaron de Mayaguez,
donde Sc trasladaron, como Sc sabe,
con ell fin de realizar ciertas investiga-
clones relativas la fuga de "Chu-
chu'', y decretar, asimismo. varias dc
tenciones de personas complicadas en- q
va celebre asunto de Jesiis Gomez. Las
mencionadas autoridades, visitaron al
gunos pueblos de la ruta, y pernoctaron
en- la misma ciudad de Mayaguez, donde
prac,icaron una investigation minucio-
sa y completa, que ha dado ell hilo pa
ra procesar, por infringir el articulo
81 del C6digo Penal, a numerosas perso-
mas de la Jurisdiction de Bayamon, por
albergar y proteger al contumaz fasci-
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mas distinguidas que tambien protegie-
ron "Chuchu'
El jefe de Information, Mr. Walter
F. Dolby, saldra de hoy manana para
Nueva York, nevando les papeles de
extradicion que han sido pedidos, para
conducir ell pr6fugo a San Juan.
Aver Sc nos inform6 que "Chuchu >
habia hecho importantes revelaciones
ante Ell Comisionado de Policia de Nue-
va York. No sabemos 10 que hay de cier
to en- este rumor, que solo damos cum
pliendo un deber informative, pero sa-
bemos de buena fuente que, despu6s del
arresto de "Chuchu' Sc han recibido
aqui algunos cablegramas de New York
relatives al mismo asunto.
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neroso, cue semhr6 el pani,o en- aque-
las poblaci6n.
Aye pog "a manana, el jefe Igar1vi-
dez, en- union del iese de la Detective,
seaor Quilones, zeirjoron rrision a
Fr3ncisco Davila v Josj csrtagena, a
quienes Sc Ic supofe en- connivoncia cen
"Chuchu El Fiscal del Distrito les
exigio una fanza de $40. 600 para su Ii
bertad provisional y hasta la hora en-
que escribimos esta information, aun
no ha sido prestada, por 10 cue CONT
n1an en- preside
Lo Detective v Ell Fiscal prosiguen
las investigaciones De hoy l.lfana
Sc haran nuevos srrestos y Sc tienen
EN- cartera los non9res &c algunas perso
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oTRo BARCo DE GUERRA
EN- Ell, MAR CARIBE

NUEVA YORK, julio 23.-El crucero
italiano Roma, que Sc dirige la
Habana, procedente de algunos puertos
del Atlantico, es possible que toque tam
bien en- Puerto Rico.
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CargOS contra un Juez

Ante ell Attorney General han sido
formulados cargos contra ell juez mu
nicipal de San German, Candido dc
Cacho.
Ell senior Rivera zayas tuvo la cor
tesla de informarnos que ell Departa
mento esta investigando esos cargos v
que un funcionario del mismo, rendi
ra un informe, cuando terminen las
investigaciones.
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UN CRUCERO JAPoNEs
EN- AGUAS DEL, CARIB]

Ell Karciga" desplaza 1880 tone
ladas integran su tripuiaci6n unos
mil hon:bres
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Ell prGCiO del azd-
car COntinda bajan-
do nOtabIGmGnt
(Por cable ingl6s)

NUEvA YORK, julio 23.-El azIcar
sigue bajando. Codzase a ounce y
medic.
Ell EJERCITo FRANCES Sc DIRRI-
GE A ATACAR A DAMAsco.
BEYRUT, julio 23.-El ejercito fran
ces ha iniciado la marcha sobre la ciu-
dad de Damasco, donde enprendera
una vigorosa ofensiva, debido al fra
case en- las negociaciones celebradas
con ell emir Faical, quien Sc neg6 a
cumplir los terminus del ''ultimatum :.
ENERGICA ACTITUD
DEL GoBIERNo MEJICANo
CIUDAD MEJIco, julio 2S.-El Co.
bernador del Estado inicio una canQafia
violentisima contra los elementos ''bol
shevilxis' que pretenden alterar ell er-
den EN- la capital de la Repubhca.
ochenta tres personas fueron re-
ducidas prision, despu6s de habcr 81
do registrados sus domicioios por Ia
policia, que Sc apodero de importantes
documentos.
5000 HoMBREs ENvUELvEN AL
BANDoLERo PANCHo VILLA
Ell PAso (Texas), julio 23.-La
compafias petroleras de Mejico han
ofrecido invertir trescientos millones
de d6lares destinados mejoras publi-
cas-, siempre que ell Gobierno suprima
la retro -actividad del articulo 81 de la
Constitution.
-Ocho mil hombres del ejercito leal
mejicano envuelven al bandolero Pan
cho Villa, quien ha pedido que Sc lie
envie un parlamentario.
Ell gobierno de la Republica Sc ME
ga terminantemente a pactar con Ell.
CINCUENTA MIL oBRERoS
DECLARADos EN- HUELGA
MADRID julio 23.-El Gobierno, de
bido la alarmante situaci6n por que
atraviesa la Peninsula, en- 10 cue Vi
veres Sc refere, trata de fijar ell pre-
clio del trigo.
En- Burgos estallo un horrible in
cendio, que des'ruyo ounce de las n:9-
jores caass de la ciudad.
-Cincuenta mil hombres, entire alba
niles, marinos, tranviarios y ferrovia-
rios han declarado la huelga en- distin-
tas localidades.
10 QUE oFREoE MR. HARDING
NUEvA YORK, julio 23.-Mr. Ma
rion Harding, candidate la presiden-
cia de la Republica por ell psrtido re-
pubhcano, ha dirigido un manifesto al
pals, en- ell cual anuncia que acepta la
postulaci6n ofrece la Liga Mundial
ell status" de los ferrocarriles, consi-
derandoles como servidcres del publico,
los mercados cooperativos para los
agricultores
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BurIadOres de Ia ley "SsCa''

FL doctor Herbert Watson, quimico
del estado de Delaware, ha informado al
juez Hastings, que la leche fermenta.
da contiene un tres por ciento de al
cohol, y que, por consiguiente, algunos
comerciantes deben ser perseguidos. Mu
cho antes de la prohibition, csta bebida
era la prodilecta de los concurrentes
a los "bars", que la consumian con frui
ci6n.
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COMMERCIAL

.Ha sido disuelta la sociedad que gira-
ba en- San Juan con la razon de "J,ui-
ma Hermanos Sues, S. en- c., consti-
tuyendose ora con la misma denomina-
ci6n, de la que son gestor comandita-
rio, respectivamente, don Enrique Gar
cia Cad6rniga don Felix Suarez In
fanz6n.
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TRABAJos sUsPENDIDos

Debido a las frecuentes lluvias han
sido paralizados hasta hoy los trabajos
EN- ell despaliLado de La Colectiva
en- Naranjito.
Los trabajadores de ambos sexos es
tan organizapdo. una .colecta para auxi
liar los huelguistas de Tampa.
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Los "bOISheVikiS"
tOmaran a vaTSOVia
a sangr0 y fuegO
Por cable ingles).

VARSoVIA, julio 23.-El elemento
civil esta abandonando precipitadamen
se la capital de Polonia, pues ell ej5r
cito 'bolsheviki' Sc dirige a marchas
forzadas sobre ella, con ell proposito
de rendirla sangre fuego
Las familias huyen abandonandolo
todo. Elr
Ell gobierno polaco ha dirigido nue.
vas proposiciones de paz a los "bol-
shevikis >; pero 6stos han respondido.
desde Moscu, que no pactaran 81 no Sc
rinde Polonia incondicionaIlnente.
VARIAS FoRTALEzAs
CAEN EN- PoDER DE LOS RoJos
LoNDRES, julio % - Inalambricos
oficiales procedentes de varsovia anun-
clan que ell ejercito bolsheviki'' Sc ha
apoderado de todas las fortalezas que
defender la zona de Duttino, en- voh-
mia, asi como tambien de todas las que
estan al sur de La frontera polaca.
La situacion es espantosa, por 10 cual
Sc teme que sobrevenga la anarquia.
LOS "BoLsHEvIKIs' oCUPAN
ENoRME MATERIAL DE GUERRA.
AMSTERDAM. julio 23.-Cerca de
las lagunas de Pripet, donde ha s1do
destrozado ell ejercito de Polonia por
los bolshevikis' Sc apoderaron estos,
como botin de guerra, de medic millar
de locomotoras un considerable nu-
nero de cafiones y fusiles, que no pu-
dieron emplear los polacos, por carecer
de proyectiles balas
UN CRUCERO JAPoNEs
EN- AGUAS DEL CARIBE.
NUEVA YORK, julio 23.-Es posi-.
BILE que haga escala en- Puerto Rico ell
crucero de la Armada japonesa ''Ksr-
ciga", que Sc dirige a la Habana, en-
viaje de instruction de guardias ma
rinas, 4~>-~ n
Ell 'Karciga" desplaza 1880 tone
ladas integran su tripuiaci6n unos
mil hon:bres.
UNA FLOTA INNGLESA RECIBE
oRDENES URGENTES
PARIS. julio 23.-Por acentuarse
mas cada dia ell rumor de que la Pru-
sia oriental sc muestra decidida pres
tar ayuda, en todos sus movimientos
belicosos, los bolshevikis''. asegu-
rase que una escuadra inglesa ha reci-
bido 6rdenes de zarpar, con pliegos ce-
rrados, con rumbo a Dantzig.
En- Atenas circular noticias de que
los bolshevikis'' preparan tambien
un formidable ej6rcito al sur de Russia,
para invadir Rumania.
Buques de guerra aliados vigilan, con
tai motivo las costas del mar Negro.
La situacion es muy critica en- ell
oriente de Europa.
oTRo BARCo DE GUERRA
EN- Ell MAR CARIBE
NUEvA YORK, julio 23.-El crucero
i:alano Roma, que Sc dirige a la
Habana, procedente de algunos puertos
del Atlantico, es possible que toque tam
bien en- Puerto Rico.
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HabIandO con los
SupueStOS C0mpIi-
CGS de "GhuChd''

Aver tarde visit6 ell Prcsidio un re
porter de Ell MUNDo, quien hablo con
los supuestos completes dc "Chuchu
Francisco Davila Jose Cartagena.
En- las galeras de sumaria Sc halla-
ban los dos acusados. Nuestro repor-
ter solicit6 permiso para hablarle a los
prosos. lie fue concedido. Un guardia
de penales los trajo a presencia del re
presentante de Ell MUNDo, que aguar-
daba Gil la ofcina del alcaide.
FRANCISCO DAvILA.
Davila reside en- Bayamon. Trabajaba
en- una fnca que su padre posee Ell Ia
jurisdiction de Guaynabo. Es un hom-
bre joven, de franca apariencia. viste
un pantalon oscuro y camisa blanca.
-lTarde de calorl-le decimos al s1-
ludsrlo. Davila NADIA dice.
-JQuiere us.ed decirme algo para la
prensa7
ic6mo no sc de que Sc trata!
DE .. GPor que lie detuvieron?
---Yo mismo no Sc Desconozco el de-
Ito de que Sc me acusa.
-Lo acusan de haber ayudado a
"Chuchu" a evadir la justicia.
-Lo unico que puedo decir es que
jamas he visto a csc muchacho Estaba
en- Bayamon cuando sus fechorias pero
NADIA mas.
-GQue fanza lie han fjado?
$4,000 va mi familia esta ha
ciendo diligencias para prestarla.
-JCree usted salir bien ea este
asunto7
-Seguramente Mi conciencia esta
;ranquila. Como NADIA he hecho!
Davila esta aparentemente sereno
Habla POGO. Cast EN- monosilabos sus
ojos nos miriam con desconianza Lue-
go, nos hace algunas indicaciones.
--Diremos 10 que usted dijo NADIA
mas.
JOSE cARTAGENA
Este -es Ol otrO. Es joven tambi6n v
mas Communicative que ell primero
Dice que conocio "chuchu'', pero
que jamas ha tenido relaciones de min
guna especie con el.
--ICuando lie detuvieron?
Aver La policia de Bayam6n. Me
han fjado la misma fanza que los
demas, S20.0O0.
--JCuando "chuchd" mato al poll
cia, donde sc hallaba usted?
-Estaba en- Comerio. Llegue dos dias
despues Bayam6n.
--5De que lie acusan?
No Sc. ESQ 10 sabra el Fiscal.
Cartagena hace la historic de "Chu-
chu'. Dice que fue barbero, "chauf-
feur", etc. En- cuanto a su amistad
con. el, MEGA que jamas le ayudara en-
algo.
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SOCIALIST LEGISLATORS AGAIN

The New Yor.. legislature is going
to- face an embarrassing situation
when 1t organizes i'm January. OF the
five assemblymen summarily expelled
las; winter, two have been reelected.
a third has been added from another
district, and brooklyn has sent Il So
cialist to the state senate.
VIII the two veteran culprits and
their two recruits be kicked out, ac-
cording to the established precedent.
for the statutory crime of belong
ing to party OF which the two ma
jor parties disapprov d? Or will il be
rec cognized that, unfortunate and
harmful as their theories Of govern
ment may be. they have an inalien-
able right to their seats, as the lawful
~ chosen representatives, from their
election districts, of a party that has
Il legal status i'm the state?
Then there is Meyer London, return
ed congress. Will the house of rep
resentatives take its cue from the AL
bany legislature. and refuse 10 seat
London because of the political views
held by him and his constituents? |,
does not seem likely that congress
can be guilty OF such rn-American
intolerance and folly.
There is no apparent analogy with
the Victor Berger case. The congress.
sional majority may be expected tc
recognize that if Mr.. London has nc
clearly provable personal disquali.
flea tions. he has as good right to si
In the house as has any other repre-
sentative. Neither Socialists nor an,
other troublesome minority party will
ever be got rid OF by refusing it rep.
resentation when il observes the Ictte,
of the law.
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Idss LABOR MORE PRODUCTION

The Ford factory at Detroit recent
~ reported that II was turning out
more cars with n smaller force. work
ing five days. than II used to with a
large number of men employed six
days a week.
y What Is this but a convincing sign of
the increased productivity of labor {?
Ccrroboratiye reports come from many
other factories. in many industries
Wherever labcr lapsed from efficiency,
In the lax jon't-care spirit that
40 ss with boom times. IL has been
5erA.ag itself up again.
Carpenters I'm Baltimore. who have
been demanding an advance OF 10
cents an hour. have decided tn waive
fhe demand. preferring steady en-
4 pioy,nent ut 30 cents an hour to ir-
regular employment ut 81.
The same facts are visible I'm each
of these eases. and they are facts
that bode well for American industry
*@Aa AHttAAtdAl IL HtW
Recognition OF the fact that wages are
not something given by an employer,
&C .wrested from him. but something
creased by work. When there were
more jobs than men. this economic
truth was sometimes lost sight OF.
Now that there are more men than
jobs again. II sticks mp like a sore
thumb. Jobs take on new value. and
workmen safeguard them by in
creased effort.
When employers .;et more product
for the wages they pay. they can
sell mat product cheaper. After alb
normal profits have been squeezed out
LAS they have now In most cases-
this Is the only way to lower prices
further. and keep them low. II Is the
only way to make the public buy. and
thus the only way TO keep factories
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League secrctariat have formed a
trades union TO protest against hav-
ing to work overtime. The secretary
general has proposed Il special rate
of pay for overtime work, but the
aSitators are proceeding all the same
to unionization Of the League"
Owing to the tremendous in!port-
ancc of the business of the League, it
is most desirable that only competent
persons be employed in i.s service.
and salaries should be commensurate
with the responsibilities involved. but
nothing could be moro unfortunate
than that the League should bccom,
the shining mark of grating Office
seekers who are looking for easy
berths with good pay, with no IDEA oi
giving adequate service i'm return.
Since the meetings of the Assembly
VIII he only occasional, it will mean
the alienation of periods of extreme
activity with longer periods of com
parative idlcncss for many persons 70
tanned for League service. Adfist-
mcnts of time and pay should be
. Lased on :his fact.
Ihc expenses of the League win Of
necessity be heavy. The interests of
all concerned demand that they hc
administered honestly and i'm q busi-
ness like manner. which shall clilni-
ate grating ON large or petty scale.
While this nation is not now in a 10
sition to express active concern i'm ,be
matter, il is one OF Tic subjects which
may call for inquiry hereafter.
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ana mills and stores at work. 1t Is,
In plain English. the only way FOR
workmen TO keep their jobs.
n prompt acceptance of the situa-
ton, and cheerful response to the
need, makes the circle complete and
benefits the workman himself lust
us much as could any happy circum-
stance of boom times. Producing
more, and thus allowing prices to be
let down a few notches. he is able
himself to save money by buyin. a,
those prices. Thus when the recon,
struction is accomplished. he max
md himself better OF than ever.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-24
THE ECONOMIC E0YCOTT

Many amendments to the League Of
Nations arc 20 be proposed "a: the
present session Of the Assembly at
Geneva. The most striking is one
offered by the Scandinavian coun-
tries 10 the effect that a nc;ghburinc
state shall not be obliged to Join in
the blockade of Il member breaking
the covenant, ii il is in danger of in
vasion. The proposal is poignantly
reminiscent of the fear of German in
rasiOn which restrained some of the
adjacent nations from declaring war
upon her in the late conflict, and ade-
Quatc proof that the fear still exists
The economic blockade as outlined
in the present draft of the covenant
Is the means TO be used i'm preference
to war to bring rccalcitrant nations to
terms. 1t is the strong arm of pcacc.
10 abrogate ii rs proposed would rob
II or it's effectiveness. If nciChborinc,
states are TO be freed from par;iclpa-
ton i'm the boycott, il viii become inst
about as effective as tia, family d.;-
cipline by which father sends Che or
ring son to bed without any supper.
and mother steals mp the back stairs
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ne lineup was as follows:
! lorenzo
Position
Sumter
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

The cases in the fall term Of the
court Of common pleas are moving
along slowly.
The first case tried was that of B.
j. Singleton ". Adcline Mccoy, Jen-
ningS and Hardy; Clifton and Wood
The verdict of the jury was in favor
OF the defendant
The case of 9. +. Sanders, ct al. VS..
Hannah j. Blair is now before the
court. The point was brought up be-
fore the court by Judge !. w. Bow
man whether or not ne was qualified
10 serve on this case owing to a slight
relation Of his wife TO Miss Marie San
dcrs. After careful consideration
JaJgc Bowman ruled that he was
not within the sixth degree of rela-
tionship and therefore was qualified
10 serve.
The petit jury summoned to report
Tor service next week are ordered not
To report rs this case now 1efore the
court is expected to be before the
court for at least the next week.
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Victory For Gamecocks
Florence Defeated by Score Of
$50

In game Of football played Fli~
day at the fair grounds between
thC high schools of Florence and sum
ter. Florence was overwhelmingly de-
fcatcd by the shut out score OF 66 to
o.
The game started promptly at $50
when the referees whistle sounded.
Florence received Sumter's kick but
lost the ball during the first minute Of
play by a free tumble. sumter i'm
med.ately began her fast end runs
and shift formation plays 50 that with
in the first five minutes of play sumter
had safely sent Wheeler across the
goal line for the first touchdown.
Wray failed TO kick goal, the ban
hitting he cross bar Of the goal posts.
sumter kicked the bali 10 Florence
and held them for three downs. Flor
cncc lost the ball when Sumter sue
cccded in blocking her kick. Florence
/ then held Sumter for downs. Only
twice throughout the game was she
able to accomplish this. Sumter then
held Florence and recovered the ball.
/ This time plugging steadily ahead
until Wr1y had made another touch
/ down for Sumter. Goal was kicked.
The ball was kicked to Florence but
! Sumter soon had it again through Il
/ free fumhi". At tho end of the first
] quarter the score was 1870 in favor of
sumter and Sumter In possessio Of
: the ball.
/ Wheeler. early in the second quar-
ter by successful end runs managed
tD make the third touchdown for sum
/ tor. Wray kicked goal Florence re-
cciVcd the ball but soon lost it when
attempting to make a forward lass.
Sumter receiving the ban. Jack
Chandler got away ON fake play and
/ had made long run but Sumter was
/ forced To lose this gain and bc pen
allied fifteen yards on account of hold
! ing done by Sholar. Burns tnen
/ kicked safely out. The ball was again
! soon il Sumtcr'S hands and with Il
/ long gain by chandler and a line
plunge, Sumter had sent Wray safely
over the line. WraY missed kicking
| SOal. At the end of the first half the
/ ball was i'm Sumt"r's possession and
! the score 900. Sumter kicked to
I Florence. held them until they were
! forced To Kick out. Wheeler Was soon
over Florence's goal line once more
ana WraY WAS successful i'm kicking
goal. Bali to Florence. Florence sue
cccdcd in this quarter in making her
| only completed forward pass. sumter
/ then held the Florence team for
downS and soon Wray had smashed
+ the Florence line anu put the bali
safely across for a touchdown. Goa
was kicked. During this quarter
! Medley. captain of Florence team was
! knocked out. Coleman being substitute
cd for him. Sumter made one more
touchdown i'm tlis quarter whom
! Wheeler went across, Wray NrrIuc
goal. At the end Cf tuc third quar-
'"r sumter had piled up the score ot
-.
During the last quarter of the game
/ Wray, Chandler and WriGht maGt
ttOuChdOWnS making the score 60
Sumtcr'S whole team Gld stellar
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work. steady and fast. partio,,
'l'-Al was he work Of Wray. Wright
h't''i'f' Wheeler in the baci, GeId
"h"iAr ana Burns at tackle. Weinberg
"H end. Buck was the rock Of Gih9
.-.,' aS 'enier. The defensive work
'' sum 'r was particularly fine
stars oi The Pee Dee team were
johnson at center, Necly at tack1o
N1f"r at end and Clarke at guard.
The liuC-lln was nc fc1Io,,-c.
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During the last quarter of the game.
Wray, Chandler and WriGht mace
tOuchdowns making the score G6.
Smmtcr's Mholo tcam Gll slnllar
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WE ARE PLEASED TO BE TOLD
and We believe it to be true that what we
are doing to serve the public through our
Simple straightforward store keeping
these days, is most gratifying.
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OVERTIME IN THE LEAGUE

An interesting bit Of information i'm
connection with the meeting of the
Assembly of the League of Nations at
Geneva. is that faced for the first
time with the prospect of having some
real work TO do, the employees of tho
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-24

Geneva. Nov. 20.-The first formal
step toward the revision of the league
of nations covenant was taken by the
assembly of the league when the
Dutch foreign minister introduced a
resolution for the reconsideration of
the article dealing with the registra-
ton of treaties
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-24

New Orleans, Nov. 2O.Damagc cSti-
mated at two million dollars was caus-
ed by a water front fire which is be-
licvcd 10 have been started from
switch engine sparks.
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Washington, Nov. 20.-Grca Brit
ain has cttcnIcl Virtul! dCfacto rec
oSnition TO the Russian soviet govern
mcnt in the proposed trade agree
mcnt, state dcpartmcnt officials be-
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AVERAGE COTTON PRICES FOR
WEEK IIN DING NUNENBER IL

Clemson College, Nuv. t9-Avcrage
prices for cotton during the week
ending November 13, as reported by
nineteen official cotton graders of the
extension service, show the Rock Hill
market leading with 1911 for mid
ding, and the Dillon second with
l?.lN fOr middling. The reports show
that the various markets included
opened the week with prices around
Is II to - II cents. and closed the
week some two cents lower on the
average. Average prices are given be-
lnN.