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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
A GOOD SCHOOL DRESS

Pattern 3217 was employed for this
attractive style. 1t is cut in Sizes:
t, s, 10 and IL year.. A 10 year size
will require AS yards of Sc inch ma
terial.
Bingham, percale, seersucker, linen.
wolfe, gabardine, chambrey, crepe and
poplin would be attractive for this
style
A pattern of this illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt Of II cents.
ADDRESS, ..................
,Siy ...................
we ........
>sdress Pattern Department, PaIia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Feltman Tramps
Team totals. S15 S74 sos
Wilson Cleaners

Team totals, SAG $50 710
Hioh average-Sherer. 179.
High score-Sherer. 234.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

The pigments of more than 400 col
ors are obtained from coal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

Team totals S44 767 S37
Lichtenfels
Forfeit 3 games.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

Mfa romio Rorroum ana Mrs n e.
Mutsttu
NJ ana Mu q Emmett podd have
retained 70 thcir hono ln HrownHNita
after visiting thril nHrcntt judge ANA
Mrs ~ rs Iouu.
Mns lNntherlne Ehudnn nf gfn Nn
tonic ia Tho guest ~ Uer, iilo lrirud
Miss ilelcn Ransom has return Il
iroW Mineral wells whore ahc spent
two wcpss
Misses Safs and Beatrice Marshal
arrived Tuesday from lluustun 90 Niaii
their aunt NlrH g. T. t<imhfough
MrR. u Is Nunham nf Nuutu iu
the cilf fur short sfns
Mr. aud M. Waiman r.li hni
children are here FROM Midnul ruA
VIII ueaiu mlec thr.r hurir on fiut
ranch near tlr CIV
Mrs . iirhthmn cutnriHinnd riu,r
day afternoon with huftcfflr p1t
at hor country homo
Mrs Fred Honrccht gave plttt
Monday Afternoon IA celebration u
the eighth birthday annNclaut ut Peg
son, Nofmun
( Mrs S. 81 lAuson entertained fu,
Younger SGT Monday ettrint ln h1nui
of her neico Miss jHnctr Nuolum %
Corpus Christi
Mrs. G. g. kimbrourh campNmcnsc'
Beatrice Marshall Of Auu+toE "ih
bridge and $3.50 hundred rArU WDd
ncsdHy afternoon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18
PLAIN TALK TO WOMEN

One of the greatest hindcranccs
10 the accomplishment of any
new public duty is the mvariablc
accompaniment OF scmi-hySicri-
cal voluntary assistance This
has been particularly true vt the
movement for suffrage in which
enthusiastic women who lacked
ability 10 concentrate upon vital
phases OF the problem have de-
layed the coming Of the day for
which they worked so self.dcny-
ingly Among women who may
We claSsed as devotecS who work
cd more stronuously than wisely
are those like Miss Alice Paul,
who eouried Imprisonment when
there was nothing 10 be gained
These facts ere recalled hy the
visit of Alice Paul and the dele.
cation of the Womau's party 10
Governor Cos, and his answer.
The governor told the women
just where he stood that he
would help them as far as he
might because he believed suf-
frarc due Then he told them
that promises 10 vote for him "
They won cut mo- figure; that he
was not making trades Of that
kind that II they won and saw
the democratic platform best q
was up 90 them To- vote the demo-
cratic ticket, but that was their
afiair and NOT his. and he would
not make il his business
u was might, plain talk bat 1t
was the Nnd that nll mon who
believe the democrats have real
man for lender Ike to hear Also
10 was the kind OF ialt that com-
mcuda itself % the calm Judgment
of the women who are seeking
the ballot
Governor Cos Is starting ont
right with no possibility of mis-
understanding where ne stand,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

blow, hui II can be done It may
take years, but il will be years
before German production viii
reach proportions whore il can hc
used as q club Also. when Ger.
man production rcpaius normal it
may hc made part of the great
combination of oppression.
The necessary course is legal
inquiry that means business, and
relentless pursuit that shall detect
and punish crime, and thereby
gain al least q portion OF the relief
90 which the people are entitled.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

J know ONE whcre There o. q nec'
tnr him to lnhor and mrctcd
Somo,f hsrv ~ be- bc clcan lnd true.
fotai and houeH 20 THROUGH ni ihrau y
Hc shan u.s. nfrni anc>u1lT AotNNti
tir shan nr ri for an, ciHu
Nni 50 tspo nrl' ie d rHt
{ would nof luiid mV trn" i
rhRt bee she'll du some OoI 1fn ts.
CO.. bend his Win to fau 300. Dfn.
~, ahat select his pnsi liAn
t.ife nccls &c huusaad binds Ul mcn,
Toiiora ana masters uf ihc pm.
Dnctura mechanic rfWdN hmuis
To 10 tho work which 10 commando
ADD whCroHoetf hc's plcncd tn eu.
Honor and triumph hc mn, HoN
Thtitfore Z must do 800 J c1u
no trHch m} boy 10 hr main.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

According 10 "a press dispatch
somebody is stating Bryan or Billy
sunday for the head of new
presidential ticket Al the rate of
making parties and candidates
ave will need card indies of pres
idcutial possibilities II almost
looks as ii card indies of the pol
IiicianS Who are NOT ON some kind
nf q tlckei Mnmld be Loss hnllA
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18
ROBBERY IN SUGAR

DDGA IN OONAh
When II comes 90 open and 81
ganiic proiiieefiug combinations,
that which controls the sugar sup
ply stands head and front in the
lead, not merely in magnitude hui
IN bra2en disregard of rights OF
MI people I'M 1915 the United
States GOV rnment obtained the
Cuban gar supply through the
equalization board at five and
one hall cents a pound The pco-
pic Of the United States were able.
TO get sugar az around ten cents
and all dealers who handled
sugar made o fair profit. Now
the people are paying around go
cents.
This outrageous condition uf
affairs has been brought about by
a combination which has profitcd.
and purposes 20 profit, by the
needs of the people ia q percent
age which Is startling When the
United States declined 10 make
purchases which would insure
controi of the sugar market the
profiiecrS saw their chance Pos
siblv they had some hand In mis-
leading the government into the
belief that demand and supply
would regulate the sugar price
and there was no need OF conlin-
uing government interpretation
Whatever the cause of the situa-
tion the immediate result was the
siranglehold upon the people that
exists
II was perfectly well known to
the men who engineered the pro-
fiteering game that the price of
sugar had been dominated for
years before the war by the fact
that Germany was turning ont
enormous quantities of sugar and
was ready TO dump il in this mar
Ret the moment prices advanced
slightly The war cut off the
German supply and the govern
meni went into sugar haying 90
tide over until after the war
shortage Then the government
went out of the sugar business ltl
docs not appear 90 have been
nored sufficiently al Washington
that the German output of sugar
no longer existed in amount tol
offer check 10 profiiocring MI
Cuban or other sugar " was not
overlooked 10y tile men behind the
combination
" iil ticrmanN oui OF the way
The sugar schencrs made their
raid on all consumers Prices
were advanced as Che grip ON the
supply became more sure uull
they reached the excessive fiu
urc boz force now There was
complete coiucring of supply. cX-
tending even 90 the Cubnns. who
are paying as high for their own
sugar as home. RS wc are 40 This
country The Louisiauu sugar.
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+ '"'''' '"r''l Is io' /
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w .'' ''N' ~ u'
IS ''i' sugar COM
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

Opportunity lo remove the
siumps IN the harbor is here and
this is the time TO accept it
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

HFBeR0NVlLLE NEWS
IfEiiiiRoNNlLLE Texas iul, rs
Or aud Nr- T. Draper tnl SON.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-18

would au1oue
of landt honian
fo 10 houd
OF ii
ther ant bat elected
he
mad make unone TO hold
tho
GU OF omnke
proud to Political ADVERTISE
meut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
DOGS EAT FAMINE VICTIMS
Thousands Of Starving Chinese Sue
cumb 10 Cholera Plague

Ep'cIdl |Iii" DiSpHiCh. C0pyrjyLi. I12d.
Tientsin. Dec. 3.--Olivcr Julian, n
gradual" of Ann Arbor, former assist
ant city engineer for San Francisco ana
captain Of engineers in the 4 l.. T..
vino has just returned from n tour Of
the famine district in Shantung, yrS.
trrdny told the EvFNING P"TIIC
LEDGER corrcsp"ndcnt he hnd s""u
many bodies lying along tn" canals.
where they were being eaten by dogs.
He says that Tchchow, which is tn"
American Rcd Cross base. is city Of
30. 600 and ha> been rebuilt since the
TAPPING rebellion. There, in the latter
part Of September and in early Or.
tober, 2OOO died from cholera In thnt
region not only cotton hut the other
crops failed, and the people are pCnni-
less and starving.
There has been great exodus, while
many OF tho," remaining. after selling
their livrSturk for a third Of its valuc
arc bcsi"ging the missionaries for re-
lief. Hundreds are footing it 70 Tion.
tsin end P"kin where they have to get
work to enable them 10 send money to
their famiii", loft behind. Lotus roots
and fish Of doubtful food value are their
Sole food
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
FINANCIAL,
izaa aaaa= aH=-4 zaszs= Ha a=s
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS To THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS for the use OF the MI.
niclpal Court Office OF the County Com.
delphia
sealed proposals for tho year 1921 will be
missioners. Room 1874. city Hall. Philadel-
phia. IA. until ~ o'clock noon Wednesday.
December 10, 1920, at which time bids viii
DO opened and the contracts awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder as follows:
For furnishing brushes brOoms, buckets
towels, cleaning utensils. etc.
Furniture. carpets. chairs. desks, type
writer's. wardrobes. tables, iron beds with
springs. mattresses, holsters. pIllowB. door
mats. etc.
Disinfectants. soap etc
Printed stationery and printing.
Printing for use OF tho Juvenile Court at
tho House OF Detention. such as commit
ments. releases. transcripts. physical rec.
ords school examinations test blanks. pro-
batlon officers reports. etc
specifications may be obtained from the
chief Clerk to the County Commissioners
Room 1870, city Hail.
Bids from others than those engaged In
actual business In the general branches men
toned In the specifications will not be enter
talned nor considered.
No bids Will be considered unless accom-
panied by certificate from tie city Solicit
tor In compliance with the ordinance OF
Councils approved May 25, 1860 recurring n
proposal bond in all cases where the amount
exceeds Five Hundred Dollars R5OO)
The County Commissioners reserve the
right TO accept or reject any or all bids or
parts OF bids as may be deemed for the best
interests OF the city.
GEORGE r HOLMES,
EDGAR W. IASK
County CommtssIoners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

Sealed proposals for tho year 1921 will be
received at the office OF the County Com.
missioners. Room l3i,, City Hail.. PhIladel-
phia. Pa. until l2 o'clock noon wrdne sday.
December Is, 1920. at which time bids Will
be opened and contracts awarded to the low.
cst responsible bidder for hire OF modern
automobile bus or conveyance. with sash
and glass. to accommodate twenty-five people
on the inside, which can he closed 70 as to
protect occupants from inClcment weather.
including robes. for use OF Grand Jury In
monthly visits to public institutions In Phila-
dcphia county. BIDS should state price per
day.
SPECIFIC atlons may bc obtained from the
Chief Clerk TO tho County Commissioners. 8.
Room 1870. CITY Hall.
Bids from others than those engaged In
actual business In the general bsanchcs men
toned in the specifications will not be enter
tancd nor considered.
No bids will be received unlesH accom-
panied BY certificate from the city So.ic!.
tor in compliance with the ordinance Of COun.
ellis approved May 81. 1850 requiring a pro-
posal bond In all cases where the amount
exceeds Five HondrOd Dollars R5n0).
Tho County Commissioners reserve the
right to accept or reject any or all bids or
parts OF bids. az may be deemed for the
best interests OF the city.
GEORGE +. HOLMES,
HARRY KUEEHEI..
EDGAR w. I.ASK,
.,t..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
rrnIIC NOTICE 0r SALE or n0Nps

sealed proposals for the purchase OF Gen.
eral Paving bonds authorized November ls.
ceivcd by the comm ssioners OF city Of Cape
May " J.. In public session on Tuesday, De
crmbrr n 1920, at II o'clock A.. m. Said
bonds are IN denominations OF $500 each.
bear Ave per cent interest payable semi.
annually, and bear date December 90 1920
are serial. and $1,000 tthrcc bOnds) are pay.
able on each, Dccemher 20 thereafter until
payable on each December 20. from 1927 to
100. both. Included. Tn" sum necessary to be
raised IL s25 900. and bonds viii b. sold on
sum
Each bidder shall. II not bidding for the
whole Issue state the particular due date
OF the bonds he desires. No bid below par
VIII be con aIdcrcd. Each bid must be ac-
compRnird with a certified check on n national
bank or trust company to the amount Of two
per crntum OF the bid or else such bid win not
he C0n.Idered The commissioners reserve
the right to r"jcct any or all bids.
Dated Cape May. y. j.. November 10. 1920.
WILLIAM Il. SHEPPARD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

other goods from abroad. Purchase Ill
rect from the United States il difficult
because Of the element Of time in the
matter of exchange nnd deliveries. At
best the business il difficult, but the
need for raw materials in Central Flu
rope is imperative.
II may be- we'll to again call the mt
tcntion Of American business men to
the fact that no Improvement in bust
nCss in C"ntrnl Europe can b" expected
until som" comprehensive credit system
ie arranged which will enable Central
European manufacturers to secure raw
materials and fuel. Any aggressive
campaigning in behalf Of American
products is entirely lost until q work
able financing arrangement has been
established The Trader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
FLAG DESIGNED FOR COLBY
Secretary OF State for First Time
Has Official Gonfalon

Washington. Dec. 3.-For the first
time since the foundation of the United
Stut"S Of America Il special flag of the
secretary Of state will be shown on the
high seas when Bainbridge Colby sots
sail for South America on the Battle
ship Florida from Norfolk. Na..
tomorrow. An exccutivc order signed
hy the President and dated November
- docreed the design Of the flag. IL
ronsistS of ground or fold Of dark
blue with Tho arms " III" Department.
NJ State in wlltc charged upon tho
rontcr and a gold star on each side Of
the arms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
SPROUL UPHELD ON CENSOR
Delaware County Women Approve
Placing Of Or. Oberholtzer

Governor Sprouts appointment of
Dr. Ellis y. Oborholtzcr as director Of
til" Pennsylvania Board Of Moving
Picture Cru~ors was approved BY dee
gates t. I'll" quarterly meeting Of thn
Delaware County Association OF
Womcn's Clubs yesterday. A letter
from the Governor justifying his np-
pointmcnt Of doctor Obcrholtzcr. with
out voting power. was read at the meet
ing which va, in me Twcntirth Cen
turv Club. I.ansdownc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE OF DoNDs

SrNlad prOpOsNIs Tor Tho purChaHe OF Ntach
RuIkhCad Protection Bonds authorized No.
vcmbor 10 1920. to the amount OF SIS,
viii be received by the commissioners OF city
Of CIpr May. y. J, In public session. on
Tuesday. December IL. 1890. at II o'clock
$500 each bear i've per cent interest. payable
ssmlannuNlIy and b;"r ,SMH date pecSmG:5 SS.5 20
nSvable on each December 90 thereafter
nniW io4S, included. The sum necessary to
he raised is S75. 900. and bonds will be sold
Each bidder shall. II not bidding for the
,yb6Ie issun stat" the particular due date
Of thc bonds Ne desires No bid below par
viii hc considered. Each bid must BE- &C.
oornponied with "A certified check on a national
rank or trus' company to the amount of two
per ccntum Of the bid or else such bid will not
Be considered The commissioners reserve
the right 70 reject any or all bids.
"DateJ Cape May y. j.. November 20 1890
WILLIAM r. SHEPPARD.
Commissioner OF Finances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

In view Of the continued scmidc-
moralized condition Of the copper meta
market. moro than usual interest IS
taken in the forthcoming dividend mect-
ings Of the various porphyry copper
companies. Directors of the tab.
Chino. Ray Consolidated and Nevada
will meet next week for the usual quar-
tcrly declarations.
With copper selling under fourteen
cents, n level at which. it is understood,
the majority Of producers cannot show
a profit on their sales. there is already
considerable talk Of possible further
reductions in dividend, and in some
cases Of passing the dividend alto.
gcthcr. When the first reductions in
dividends were made early this year it
was stated that the copper companies
hoped that conditions would warrant q
return to the higher dividend lcv"ls
before the close of the year. Az the
trade conditions have steadily gone from
bad to worse. this hope has now passed
into the discard.
The current price for the rod metal.
which Is the lowest level touched since
1914. is one of the curious. If not para
doxiral after-war conditions, which has
puzzled some Of the brightest minds in
tho financial world. With Europe praC E
tically bare Of copper ms result of the
cxtravagant waste of the metal during
the war. every closely informed student
anticipated II big foreign demand
OF course, foreign exchange condi .
tiOnS upset all calculations, and IS still
doing 20. for at the present rates Euro
ran buyers would DO compelled 10 pay
little short Of cxorbtant rates for the
red metal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
New Record for State Recelpts

Harrisburg, Dec. 3.--Auditor Gen
eral Snyder has announced the re.
'cipts of the state for the fiscal year
ending with November 80 aggregated
S62 ,O71 ,203. .07. This includes more
than $4,000. 900 from motor vehicle
registrations, making the net revenue
still several millions ahead of the total
Of S52,O01 1884, which was the
record made in the year ending Novrm.
bcr 30. 1910. Corporation taxes fur.
nishcd the usual large share Of the in
come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

nounced his plans, it is understood the
name Of the old firm will be again used :.
retaining one Of the old landmarks Of
Philadclphia's banking community. AS
Mr.. Patton, during his many years of
connection with the firm. always came
in personal contact with the firms large
clientele, a large patronage is prncti-
rnlly insured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Special Meetings
HENRY DISST0N, a SONS. INC.
OFFICE OF

HENKI UINNTVN SUNS, INC,
Tacony, Phila., November II 1870
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN thai hy a
r.sSIutIon Of the Board OF Directors a spe.
Disston & sons, Incorporated. viii he held on
Monday. January II l0ai. at IL o'clock
:, M at the office Of the COMPANY Tacony
phIadeiphia Pa, TO take action on approVSi
or disapproval and to vote for or ngaInSt
the increase Of the Capital Stock " The
By order OF the BOARD OF DireCtnra
f. II. ROBERTS. SecretHTy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

Sealed Proposals win be received by the
n, ,IawaTo River bridge Joint Commission, at
Room 1l4O, WIden-r building until $500
o'clock r. NJ. on December II. 1890. when
they viii he publicly opened and read, for
n. making Of test bor!ngs at proposed sites
of IN" hr!dg" 20 be constructed over the
dclnhia Pa, and the City OF Camden, y J
lids mus. hS mad" SRSn the blank pro-
p"SI' ppoI crontrnct forms viii be furnish d by thn
Roard frS yT"St' St Ensinccrs, and must he accom-.
panied hy cTIt,ned es:Sk 1.S1S for thG sum "t
pclnware River Bridge Joint Commission
TEa bidder 20 whom contract is awarded
LIN ra radulrcd to give bond In the sum Of
hOc; OF the contract price.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
DIGS BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
RALPH MOD1TSKI. Chairman
49,, NtaC U'INaNnr pIdg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
,nr,srRY DErARTMENT STEER

TREASIkf DETTE! Ttslt. !"E:S WS TERNI2S
xbW IN" l626 SEALED PROPOSALS viii
ne Ircc,lvei at this office until p. m. Dec
n"inting etc, At the Y. 8. Mint. PhiUdc'-
HSiS Pa. m aecordanoe with tthG%o speria-
~ ~ ',vhlrh may be- had at this office or AZ the
ottlcr ot ne custodian, custodian, in the d!sCTct!on OF
w Architect
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Annual Meetinks

THE EiSks!tPRkNCE k!Pkksth 9SoEMSAt toMrAHtSif LIFE
Liie Insurance Company Will 30 held at the
principal ONCE OF the Company. iI2-
Tuesday, January nth. 1921, at 2 p 81"
TOR the election Of twelve directors to serv:
the ensuing year.
by order ot',he Board of Directors
SpAs q. HODGE. ssorotsry,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Dividends
American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co.

A dividend Of Two Dollars per share will
bo paid on Saturday. January IS. 1871. to
atockhoidSrs Of record at the close OF bust.
rass ON Monday, December 2ON 1920.
@. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
TuE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY
COMPANY

Allegheny Avenue and 10th Street
Philadelphia. Dec. l. 1920
nh, DIRECTORS have declared dividend
OF rarnIngs OF tho Company on bnth
Common and Preferred Stocks. payable
Ionwary g. 1871, to stockholders OF record
Jahum",' htmn lose OF business on December IL
HoooS Checks will be mailed.
4'-N' WALTER G. HENDERSON Treas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
AL-EQUITARIE TITLE Ann
TRUST COMPANY

IITN hDONe NNtbInUt
philadelphia. Pa. December .. 1920
A. a meeting OF the RoARD OF DI.
RErr9Rs. M;S d, PSSeWsHT s Gsi sc 1929 guar:
tHcc'rHT,reI payable December 2S. 1890, to
aa,'octhoIders OF record December 10. 1920
s'TISSSyidrnd checks will he mailed
JOHN V. LOVGHNEY. Treaqlrc-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Heavy German Buying

There has been considerable in.
croNSe in tho amount Of foreign goods
going into Germany and other central
powers tn" last few weeks. this being
particularly true of raw cotton from the
United States. There have been less
severe fluctuations in the value of the
mark. and German manufacturers have
been more able to count upon enough
stability in the marks value to enable
hem to make purchases of cotton and
similar supplies from abroad Pmcti.
ally all of the business has been done
on a cash basis i. O.. the German i'm
YortPr has paid cash to the Netherlands
middlrman or American agent in HuI-
and. buying guildors and marks. The
Netherlands middlrman, or the agen,
Of American cotton concerns. has bought
dollars with guildcrS either on a sight
or ninety days sight basis. The pur.
chase Of these supplies in Germany.
therefore. represents n transaction
based upon two variable exchange rates
Ms we'll as varying prices for cotton or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
FINANCIAL.

HOTEL TRAYMORE COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SIN PER CENT SINKING
Fund GOLD BONDS. DUE JANUARY ].
1927.
Pursuant 70 n" terms Of the Trust Mort
gagc securing tho above bonds. notice IS
hereby given that the following bonds. ag-
grrgatinE 500. 600. have been drawn for
payment for account Of tho Sinking Fund as
OF January !. 1921