The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
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1u..rnational Viewpoint, De-
A Gordon, President OF a
Exnorting Firm. Prices De-
j IN Developments in Politics.
EANNAH, Ga.-What the fu-
H. bring forth in regard to cot
H.. and the relief of present IL
/ conditions in the SOUTH de-
4 ~ the development OF world
and finance which will follow
f+rance into power of the new
Lotion. in the opinion OF IT, A.
i & Co., cotton factors. .
IT. the change OF administration"
H. Gordon, business men eV-
H. look forward to a definite
policy; to a removal OF uncer-
and to an ending of the era
St.. ..
th;s section the question upper
h ''' eyery ones mind is the prob
#eCt Of the change on the price
In It may not be out OF place;
Elder carefully the harassing and
mo condition in which the en-
Stto 9 trade finds itself, and to de-
+ nossible, whether the future
4 any promise OF relief.
ton men. as a rule, make the
4 OF basing their opinions on
facts alone, whereas, in reality
Is dominated and controlled by
wide currents.
now there is an eager discus
Cncerning acreage reduction, and
rrv-over from the 1920 crop
world affairs fail to improve q
mali crop will furnish an over
On the other hand, a return
hal times would result in a de-
which would make insufficient
fairly large crop. :,
les. therefore, depend on devel-
Is in world politics and finance
consideration of these may make
he cause OF the present-day de-
IN, and suggest a proper remedy
nearly two and a half years
Bird has been waiting for peace
eace, something tangible upon
to base calculations. When the
&c was signed in. November
ictors and vanquished were alike
lied. More than four years OF
ivolving all of the enlightened
of the globe had drained the
of capital to such an extent that
ply the neutrals but powerfr
liant countries, like the United
NJ and Japan, were seriously at
A quick settlement, the remov-
uncertainty was absolutely es-
Both Parties to Blame.
force OF circumstances the
OF settlement rested with the
States, and unfortunately fol-
ity the United States faced d
ntial election in 1920. The well
the world was subordinated tc
Jockeying for position in the
presidential race. Both parties
blame, The senate leaders and
eSident could, and should, by
concessions, have reached ar
tent on the peace treaty and
OF nations; but each side
in terms OF the election, and
the world to linger on in its
the entire world was brought
P the brink of chaos, and it is
task OF the incoming officials
|llld the shattered fabric.
recently announced cabinet Sc
give promise that able and
men will assume this heavy
iOility, They are entitled to the
cooperation of every citizen
esS Of party.
ION is the basis of our prosperi.
without an export outlet cot
drug. Cash or longtime cred
De provided foreign consum-
Ilnance such export. That is
ice Their purchases of our cot
e IS a further reason why for
iletS are imperatively needed
udFon IS at present complicat-
va faulty distribution of cotton
what has happened is this:
Y y during the crop moving Pc
~ merchants in Liverpool and
o f3tlo4 centers bought the cot
uttered stored it and doled it
4 spinner as they required it,
Twelve w months period. They
III, rle Spnners, relieved the pro-
s sau merchandised the crop.
TSoil, owing to the long delay
br5 peace terms, values declin-
VI uPtly and such fearful losses
p po.ained that these merchants
fn D5 secure cure, the credits which
' ne distribution of the crop.
winch has thrown the burden
of ( and carrying the unsold
|Io u, the crop on the bankers
lD NJ OF n. the south. Based strict
Il i mere is no over-supply OF
- d pal1Splnnable cotton and lin
o,,r deducted from the supply.
SI az fnaslng power is furnished
i Dt cotton the world over, a
Mill Is lea OF an abundance OF
'"i De the result"
Ohtb Mann Rob;oo