Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 26

TUESDAY, 26 THE EVENIN { STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (¢ WU il TP, i i & = = SR LIS, t s v, | xBnn to omzase stk | TQDAY’S BOND PRICES. - ISTEEL MAKERS MARKING TIME gflWlflENfl OUTLOOK 3 dol st The C. D. Kenny Company is to in- andiN Tl e . : | SHORT-TERM SECURITILS. | |, et | AWAITING OTHER LINES' ACTION : ’Plttsburgh Captains Regard Acljustment" G"VERNS MARKEI 20,000 shares of pre- | New York Washinzton wire Ly Eedmond & Co fourth 1. American Tel, & of Rail and Kindred Problems Many Uncertainties in This £100, and 20,000 shares | Ciry or ¢ victory 47« $5 he common Essential—Other Sections. | Matter Encourages the e ) o Bears to Effort. doliar a LONDON, May pence per oun Discount 8815 Grst s 8T B7.28.bid: first 114 s third 11 victory hid 1by the issue ferred stock, T jof common, iplace the ammon, of N res are to be issued to 16,667 arge the liabiliti f the company, ut §778,000. aylight—Buffalo to Cleveland e GN BONDS. Starts the Great Lakes Cruise || s s | ., Prices at roon Rerlin < Of "the preferre | Canad Conirn 5 W. B Hibbs & Co Buffalo to Duluth on stecl stcamers 1,000 h American hwes: 1 1 1 ta” “Juniata” “Oclorara™ of the (ircat Lakes Transit Corporation The only through passenger seryice to Duluth Leaves Buiffalo every 3rd day 9:30 AM lastern time). stopping at Cleveiand. Detroit, N CRUIS! “Tion and rendjusiment process iy o husiness throughout the country. giving the concluxions of special cos rewpondents, who have heen instraet-| 07 the United 1o prescnt conditions and indiea- | The manner in which 11 ma as they really exini. are printe Ll e daily in The Star.) ng is giving the test amount o fsunshine. 1t has ¢ years since the farmer has vield, have| NEW YORK. May 17—-The fmme this section |91a# DoInt of interest was the div dend action to be taken by some of e o fala brightened thin, adinn N {the industrial companies. whose bus Iness position is comparatively unfa iforable. and the extent to which cu' ng or passing of dividends crops are Hoking Va Humble 0il srihwest the ac Islands. Ste. Marie, Houghton. NG BY DAYLIGHT BY H. B LAUFVAN. < been a ar Buffalo to Cleveland. Detroit River. St. Clair Flats (the Vemice of America). Lake ek : o e present price les St. Clair, Soo River. Wonderful Locks Sault Ste. Marie and the “‘Copper Country Special Dispateh to The Siar ed such a spring. Vlanting S ‘Y” nt p i of America.” Fare includes meals and berth. PITTSBURGH, v 15—kl start, the cost of labor Socks of these companies wers DANCING A vacation and an education ORCH I'RA ind pr products re- the zrain stalks are much (T4 (’;m’.‘— “3‘*‘&:‘:’3‘ r:;‘:i: “:4 :;:;:1«':_ Tickets and reservations at all railroad and tourist offices, or address. d in the indust steel makers ced than they usually {th resumption of buying in d R. M. HICKS, 1208 F St. N.W. marking time, that | are at this p o J R L : i OBER'S S. S. AND TOURIST AGENCY, 1 Woodward Bldg. sleps must b hincs TSR o the prason o A faga = to complete adjustments necessary to G. Quamme, president of theithat their coste are monhbrcChled ‘ederal Land Bank. for the north-!while their rate ¢ (west. has just com d a survey Stocks w business conditions are going heavily bou 2N 17 Street N.W. tial to complete recovery. ti » adjustments in the tr 1of the crop cond He has found ' 3 at their produ adjustments in 1 i s elling much highe Bty PERP Flailon aitaation for this rea- | the farm outiook 100 per cent normal gslal 3 o higher than the i | There has heen no curtailment of o 0. and tha vonsequence their inventories are b 4 decisio {ing marked up sharp P New York Contral deb, v are patiently awal jacreage and the growing conditions La-|arc much better in comparison with the ten-year averas sa i Dividends Problem Moncy condit the ¥ Local n rates from 71 Within the next fi banks are reducing their debis [ with the ninth district federal re-, | serve bank. New Yok Telphone s Norfork wnd Western conv. fs PNtk and West If it's insurable—we insure It there’s a loss—we pay it. ations Purnished by W. B ibls & Co Bid »American O Co. Gnew . 105, American Express Travel Department [e—— _._{ h BUILDING ASSOCIATION |- = Pays 6 Per Cent ters of tie revival in 1 thern pre Pacific among t industr rails A Decided Advantage " " 5} cipated before asidsummer. Work Forces Increased. i suffered mos Besides the protection of insurance in a strong {fff on sha maturing in 45 in-SIEmAL O3l Co. “whin . conl ana An indication of the casing money i ovement s i | or 83 months. It J0imik (e e e dn=thy e antl conditions found in the report of | 3 3 taken on divide company—vou have here the protection of our serv- | Lisbiana Pibe Line Co.. other industries have heen reduced. j (unltioRs (B EALE T ks of this | 0 hun.!u S and Air Brake fo : SRS S - - ations N Aidnyliz | réanconss in | TcERCTRt I SuEIT AT 0'008 { Morrow. but again it was 2y ice—which is case of loss will be a most important ! Pays 4 Per Cent Yow York Trauspmrt & b scales are | SH¥ Y posits Lolald ‘0'; Chelhor the elect of Sivtoea eaan asset. Because there'll be no argument nor delay in 1 Yy r Len e fon i {has mot heen pretty wéil measurcd L datin . i situation hese and o ases settlement. The adjusting will be between ourselves If en shares withdrawn be- Hes an e Morriplosmecs Zinion of| Coban Smiricte Berer e 00 : s s Toos oand ein e ’ s S D e A oRe Nk O aona on wack it n M BoRENL) whl by vou and us—and the loss paid right here with our ! fore maturity e e in | many factories that fad ehut down. | dcad on which 3 is thoughe, will b check. We are YOUR agents—as well as the com- i nia. accordine | raitroad reopencd today, after aWwas decidedly strong. pany’s—a service that's worth considering. | Assets More Than (o] syt Three-month <hutdown. The Seims-| ['tah Copper went up. not dow: h b S s | [ Ol Con Califuruia I'Stemole Company. a concern.repair- | following the publication of the re Let Mr. Ruoff. Manager of our Insurance Dept., i $7,000,000 il Standstill Over Wages. i rolling equipnie ilroads, | port of the first quarter. showing tell vou all about it. Phone Main 4340. | | lens from several countics in dded 230 men, nerican net deficit after dividends of &1.714 h | Surpius Neari FOREIGN EXCHANGE, I T e and ~ Derrick re- | 000. as against a surplus last year o | P! ing i i TR {ehamber of commerce here to dis- | opened last weck e 1 | b voss fons. of a normal force. cse were instances in th i $700,000 "from. A rajority of | The improved demand the past | operations of the day which showed Il Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. i st Tandstiil over wage | ipercaseing the forces at all of the bad news ) = differences. In distriets where the la- | big miils New Yok Airr B . JAVMES R RY. I'r dene 1 ol ire rake. 1406 H Street. Phone Main 4340 il josHUA W. CARR. Secretary bor situatio settled building is| " otors of the New York Auwr Dark-haired people are more liable nity than the fair-haired. The open shop will CURB STOCKS. trades in western| % , Jotiiv of the deals| ‘Quetations furnished by W. B. Hibbx & Co. Lout the Monon- il,‘;fiflxl:fl; ported. ma SR wn buildi | hiring labor that is on strik | American_¢a fmakina direct aen .| M. Hill G he is con- | iz {fident the raiirouds realize there must ibe a reduction in freig fore | Pthere will be an extensive resumption are scheduled to meet tomor Tow 10 act upon the dividend. As has already been pointed out the com las suffercd even 1more than the average ecquipment concern by the suspension of railway buving. and it~ outiook for new business Is equall dubious since revival in railway pur- chases is not looker for for severs {months yel. In view of this fact an jowing to tihe lavish distribution ishareholders during war times. it is to i Aetun Explosives o n building. The rate on some com- Panren B Ay it i modities, he saye fe hizher than the| Delipven ihasd the ol it sod it 20 e — N \ Conl Production Increased. In a resums of the market position U. S. ROYAL CORD ol productior inere The Market Position. . tere is moderaze imp e 2 et s R = A famoustire—afamoustread. Acknowl- /i hor dipesibetttmentiis noteail o .flm:“m“. ts of stocks, s wire house toda edged among motorists and dealers alike expansionts §s 5 aiol spronoun lonsl e a fwas pointed out th: e thi as the world’s foremost example of Cord P L e e e 2 ;not Le w year of big profits for many tire building. Alwaysdelivering the same L S e T ol j;‘o'q(-»-rni ka.n be aa'do.' accumn D s ating bank reserves and sirenztt repeated economy, tire after tire, and alfeviweeks jaso: iened financial conditions, - i jn remarkably 1 season after season. The stripe around 1 3 \ | Referring to the steel, it was =aid when price re the side-walls is registered as a trade-mark = . \ \ 5 j volun . e e [ llemacs i that no independsnt stee! in the U. S. Pat. Office. ; , \ i [[9ucnion o= chianin ol conaiare o0 o | eompany will earn its common divi- - - \ o8t T S T its | FurcknGrors ear’ The motor industry & = i g Conpa 7 s r declared. “i= bad, and 1 @ _Yyear IRo. 2N D) threatens to become worse. Ford ment stores v. has ha alone is main‘aining production. bu even here a slowing up is expected ited volume of e tore Tlat department head Le Eveny In the oil group the American o (uotas ranginz up to three times the t Freld ; ! shares will beirregular so long s the mount of business handled in the ! jore Pipes el l el ity and they are|Indan Pac me period la: cut prices. Industrial stocks wil' continue to act in groups Wooler and Leather indusiries alone appes~ xeeeding their quotas {Some Price Stability Now while the others weust b changing conditions. AS to the eauip- ments. it is extremely doubtful American railroads will buv equ ment until the last cuarter of th year. Therefors, it is doubtful cquipment earnings are not disap nointing for some time to come. The tire industry, unjike the mo’n: { industry. is belicved to be thoroushi: deflated The rails. coppers #nd public uti - ties have lonz since passed their d° flation point _ Copper - o 01 ..000 Mariand Retiners —Something | Masor Valles omelhing, wernont i st Ol vom. west 01 pfd Lprices ove jitems in r the condition & 1l or ans other. forecast ma will cont'nue t <t power permancnt |y not for | e Pennck 0il @ in many | Perfection for ihe re- ington Savings Bank—2 at 12 AFTER CATT, T at 877w ur general Gc 1000 5, $1.000 At tailer. no le wholesaler urn to his of b ton Tl 0. $1am 1000 ar i w ep obvious- anl to do} values for the Touns, 6 con and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC CIILITIES, money o Chang ASt Week in any ba been chang. Confirming What the Public Sees and Hears Eoos National ation EWSPAPERS talk about ~ Tires. Merchants with ¢ it; the public respects and [ apoation the reporter with a whole conviction that U.S. supports it. fircnentmefi oy, due to the fact t “nose for news.” Tires are the only make April, a year ago, was a e e ali_Extension 1 Faltern .. Lizi+ and Hen t and H <) ave come with- | - line American Tel. and Telza. 4x American Tel and Telza 4 | Am. Tel. and Tel. etl { American Tel. und Tel. | Anacostie and Totomac Js. Anaco. t s appear 1o be j Arm al trad- | Arm . probably ces Lave not ! 1d this has mdicate the t for the sea- ar 1, r Lesther r b construed 1o strength of the ma Lesstrequentlyis it men- theywanttosell. Merchants (remendous tire month. . o . . 3 2 = lie metropolis continues to hold its i 11 ¢ tioned that the public itself ~ who arebringinganewau- Yot in this April—1921—the Pt e mere i e mal | e YORIS Sy 1o mwe cotton | KoRAEE Nine If 152 has a pretty keen sense of thority of EEIUHEE (9 thecar suakers of U.S. Tires shipped e e e E.:Z.:ffil*‘gfl?"“ bt e | SEOCKS the drift of things. Often owner—fresh,live tires,com- yoretires than in April1920. et B el R S St A et S| reaLic 1 3 M 3 ~ { which was a bx the HEs ‘v‘ an Q‘ ‘3: 2 to 9 points active | s taking action in advance of pletelysized stocks,confidence. We believe th h S R (% I8t month fere sold suoue 18103 Dot | = € believe that no other [imore accuraty gauge may be found i | Liverpool was a fair buver, ang there the printed word. As against the old hit-or- cit was also some Wall strect buying on i i F Bl : hework of di . make of tire has so many BT oy larse anowga | he sivanee "2 , — > 1 % . | withdrawals in April amounting t. 2 RPOOL., May 17.—Spot cotton ' . 4 O . e e idealeriaaconcEiitsating [Tt o e sl bl e e e age citizen knows, without offers and makes that have insle li Vnited Cavinge accounts e a Creai | middling 7,50 middling, 6.43; 3 2 on a single line as nite In a great majority of in-|good ordinary ordinary, be[ng told, that wide to be talked. « s they are anchors to windward | sales. es, ' including Farmers and Mechanice’ purc and simple. They are not dis- | American; receipts, 11.000 bales, in- | Federal i States ires. turbed until times.of real stress.|cluding 10,200 America changes are going on now * * * ¢ When _there fore. \-.nrm[l]nn o come | closed quiet: May. 7.85 ey i i i . Al\d h h dl' d in substantial amount they reflect $.48; December, 8.60; 3 in the tire business. All over this broad ere are hundreds a | tober. ecember. Rizes f d l eal .‘.m;(.-,.l.m- ;.mc\;f.m .:lorrch?mhs of | 8. X ';s.mna s ; mi : w York have reason to feel them- 3 high- | Washington £ = % *country peop]c are feelmg (I)J gefl;- S mi % | : iing in cotton today from covorin:ny". erican & He walks along Autoino- the spirit of the United --rliresieverysmonti, 1St. Paul Area Brightens; shorts and buving ior long account. | \atiorat & o selves fortunate. |In the first half hour the trading | Usion Trner bile Row of his home town. States Tire policy. Its hon- / futures | 1 * x % i Crops Look Fine; Cash Easy {months rose 11 points over yester- { Wasingion Lown ani irost - day’s close to 12.69 for July. SAVINGS BANK: Y . - y . BY L. 8. McKE Futures opened aquiet and steady.!Commerce and Satings Sees U.S. Royal Cord Tires esty. Its sensible view. Its The makers of United States e e 10 B 55 “Octobert 1313 | E1 Wakndok improvement in the un- < > 5 mployment conditions of the Twin Linen fabrics have been found in ities and ideal crop conditions pre- tombs thousands of years old. 28 Years of Good Honest Dentistry My Record, and for Dentistry That Lasts, i Xationai Calon by Dr. Wyeth and Staff of Expert, Careful, Skilled Dentists displayed as original equip- fairness. Anditsvigorwhen Tires asi}"’em ‘h°i'd°“ll‘°‘57§“d ment on practically all the it comes to the construct- the publictheyserve—the highest . ol : ; quality products at fair prices, o NN ive fight. with a merchandising policy that He finds many tire dealers Car manufacturers re- is always consistext, construce handling nothing but U.S. flectit; tire-merchantsback tive and making for stability. 4 Sraphophone pf 3 b @ Terms of Payment to Suit—Examinations Free, . C. er Mfg. 5 e Large clectrically cooled offices—cleanliness is one A 3 of our many siriking features. All work done Merzentiates Tinotrpe Without the slightest remembrance of pain. O s ; 5 H f Lanston Mozotspe . Security Storage g My perfect ¥ Washivgtes Market . Suction Teeth 2 ‘Will Not Siip or| .ll"n-u-:-. 50c te DIVIDENDS DECLARED. United States @ Rubber Company | | o) - Fully Guaranteed for 20 Years. Kindly keep neme and le- . Juiy 1 uuoyn of our office in your mimd. =/ ;:::: 427-429 7th St. N.W. . JEleUsEIL e E June w Y l Opposite Lansburgh & Bre. and over Granafl{ DR- E H Toton Tea Co. - Targast and Most Thor s e amner < e . Rigipoed Fu e, onal Attendanl wits upun o One Tire Branch, 1303 H Street N. W. [