Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 22

THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 1921 SOME EVIDENCE AT CHICAGO TODAY’S BOND PRICES. | UNGRESS PR'N'[S : THAT BUSINESS IS BETTER et e b i a5 | G TR B world is so marked as the dlmlndl for lower prices. Philadelphia Is Striving S outhern Pacte coav. New York-Washington wire by Reédmood & Co. Southern 5 Ranway gen. 4 H City of Paris 6s 192! " AlTwny . to Regain Southern Trade erament 5 S . 1 " verns el 3 - BY FRANK D. McLAIN. ' :.llel‘:‘l'u'mr Tign. u" Tnlon Pacific 2 . . . Special Dispaton to The Atar: . B. and Ireland % | Cuited States Rubber 5 2 ]nv]gorate Your Dress Appeal But n COmPll‘lSOI_l lth a XYear gO ANY| PHILADELPHIA, June $.—Bank . K. of o 1, T (iUatted Siates Webieidlis il | Glearings refiect a 'somewhat smaller | U & ot 6 i 8452 | Vacunm 8| The first installment of Army draft -, ey A . . . . volume of usiness here. Philadelphia | American Tel. 973 | Virginia-e vad s, cont Don’t put off till tomorr mes ShOW Decline in Both Volume Dormally 16 n memy e B s A rara G0 T e v Garoling (Ol s 81l avader lists, containing names of ap- what you can put on todiy. sive steel mart, and luck of demand | Atchison, Topeka & kel . £ | proximately 1.400 men carried on War £ 2 ] for steel and steel products has had | Atlantic Cosst Live 7 A an. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. Department records as having failed an alu er dections. of business transactions. Only a small Br e X et Offer: 1 ONOrE or mRBIAY eer vive N IIAK - i quantity of anthracite coal has been | 0 RS aar, | e War appoared today in the Con- N T | handled, because of the extremely !Diethlehem Steel refd. 3x. 13 | and Tel 6o 18 0y sional Record. The names wer: BY A. D. WELTON. and many now are vacant.! MiEh price of that commodity, and % 1840, b et with the sanction of the Special Dicpateh 5 Th s are in demand in the job-; this factor also has had an effect. e 16 $ A i AR i even shopping | Philadelphia is making an earnest O by Representative Johnson. re- ICAGO, June S.—There is much ’ cecking opportunity | €fort to bring back some of the old- | e Vublican, South Duket testimony and some evidence that| lo Zet the business of some hard-|time trade with the south which was | and Ohio 5 Weeks: in a Jetter ito! M. business i better than it was. in this | Pressed merchant aj price. i diverted from this market many years aid he was convinced that 2 section. The business for May was Bullding Ix Stagnant. jo8e ’ bilie dlexived (nomihe b Tailored-to- You better than for April, but in com- The steel industry is running along ) i Cordtal Conferences. these ailed slacker : o et ‘cent liusis, and]l despite | e recent meeting of colton manu- outweigh all objection Pirison wiiy last vear many Mnes 0 & 10 per cent busis, and despite; ..o S50l estinn oL COUGR MRl ¢ is now insisted most vehement show a decline in both volume and .'.:',’,1;‘., ":‘Iff‘r:lr-‘:_“‘:,""v;::‘x'flul"ulv‘r::::flmn- ! week of the Hardwood Lumber Manu- | 19" Mr. Weeks said, “that the lists value. But the fact s, conditions are facturers: $39.00 [ The price you ray for that readv- made will get you a BERNSTEIN tailored comfort fit—guaranteed finest quality color-fast serge. Act Now! ¢ Bernstein ck Bm_r el Eye Sense An ADITORIAL LL the phifosophers The eyes, rightfully up to. the time of called the Queen of the Fraehel. who originated the Sen: open to us the Kindergarten, denounced Ereatest avenue of learn- the training of the senxe. Inz. Many a kindergarten H They held that mar® was kiddy i» working at odds s the victim of hix xenmew Ercause of lmpaired vision, i and not to be benefited Tt %u help) hite) nt) (his it ky them. ‘Today we real- enrly age to correct what- ze that man's intellect iv d.rectly developed through ever eye difficulty he way have. hix remucs. We aim to give to every voungster his rightful heritage of unimpaired vision. ETZ and See Better” 1217 G Street. N.W. FOR PERMANENCE “CONCRETE | Safety is one of many ad- i vantages of concrte pave- i ment. Wet or dry, you drive | with security on Concrete. i PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION To Improve and Extend Uses of Concrete = Sen Francisco Los Angeles Parkersburg Seattle Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis Des Moines Kansas City ‘Write for Good Roads Bookiet R-3 Sold only by dealers give tire mileage at the lowest cost in history NON-SKID OLD NEW NON-SKIDCORD) OLD NEW $34.25 |$27.50 30x3%RED-TOP,Old $27.75, New $22.00 Plus War Tax. A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Prodqct Reduction on all styles and sizes. lower money rates in this district. NATIONAL BLANK BOOK (OMPANY, IS Riverside, HOLYOKE, WASS, | | ! I I I ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I ! | I ! I ! | ! ! f l | | Al | e antl] Association uilding in Chicago is Ak ! cen ! better, money is easier and pressure | Eforis are being made to end the SApiumity for cordial | conferences on the banks has been relieved, al- xl-»aix... < N contractors lan:.l IARYDEOBPELONATBONLICEIY i 2 worker S me o 0,000 i3 though there s notning to indicate [ OTKCTS Suithement would send 10000 | tier demand for shoes which n shown wages and union rules would lift the Retail Stores Sales at New Orleans Show Big Gain (No Axle Car) SRS SRR RN I I AN N wear of traveling. !Aflk for This Trade Mark When You Buy NATIONAL /; /& . I —Painting o i —Plperh.nging Loose-Leaf and Bound Books —Upholstering ! Quality work st mederate cost. | Geo. Plitt Co., Inc. 4224-3 Invites Close Scrutiny THE, more exacting the buyer, the more impressive the eAero-Etut. Cursory examination suffices to establish its fundamental soundness. But systematic unit-for-unit analysis alone enables the «Aers-EIGHT to reveal those vital refinements and reinforcements which add so many more miles to its career and so many more seasons to its life. 20,000 MILES ON TIRES 50% Greater Fuel Economy Zero- Balance Roadability Less Annual Depreciation GIBSON MOTOR CO. : 1124 Conncciicut Avenue Vl’hone Main 614 CoLe MoTtor Car ComPany, INDIANAPOLIS, USA. Creators of FAdvanced JHotor Cars %reé a c%ucf of Jomorrow an Al Cole fioes'%o@' Siaidh aoses has given op- has steadied the mar- | sle leather. There SPECIALTIES 1325 14¢th S¢. | should never been published at ppear s man who nava the ' | linoix Centra) { Tuternutional _afe Iuter. Rapld T Bargain hunters of all kinds are [ restriction from thousands of buil hides and 2 Loulx tul. P ats | tng plans Noth the b iness a substantial decline in re- | My, plentiful. They are shopping for flats | tnx plin othing in the business BbELen g "21 R RN NRERARRRNNENANRRNY, SPonded by immediate increase o rchases, not only of moderate £00ds, but of the more ex- S Wosiein cone 43 1 ster county ha leaned up ) names which thus far e ll'mln am supplies at prices below early published has become offerings. 0 remove those of oniy cixtrants who actuaiiy o | dered servic the war during Reuding general is 1 Nt. Loitix and Xai L 1 % The Birmingham Model Car, which has been creat- BY L V. SHANNON. ing such a lively sensation in southern New York and 1 Dispateh tv Star. ) Jlvani. 2 isinally So led e fa NEW ORL June S.—Sales Pennsylvania. was originally scheduled to arrive in Wash- AMGRE (the retail atores here, hive : ; S 6 for demonstrati 1o insist- increased to a remarkuble degree lconservative orders now are com for any periog to one yeu ingtoniMondayJuncio, fordemionstration. bt theinsistels 4 o, s e e e L he ey o S gn s ent demand for this car in New York city made it neces- ¥ chants attribute this to delaved pur- | Hudson seal coats in forty end of the stated period. Such arve 'd i See i . ol of seagonuble necessities. The [jengths a reported to have "0 | ployes, it is provided, s sary* to ho'd it there for another week. 2 T S e "p“'"' e iy ded, shall b T : ¢ : e 4 to med and low priced goods. | \TREENC (T 0 rorty ive and forty-| they are now omimtored. or & The revised schedule calls for the car in Washing- ‘ e e i che: ohy is | _‘,L,,',""';‘:,”]..‘h i Hudscn wedl lmi ar R e e ton early next week for a stay of two weeks or more 2 chases on a hand-to- | with contrastin sollinsior Saulrl ! SBOSTON & SR . 1 c c Aoy ¢ caracul, are said to be e . in this territory. Watch the papers for date of arrival ; are keeping their stocks |27 CRFacul. ure wald S sers and th of car. b4 bout 15 per cent of what | Machinery. @ ‘ papers:and the p ik 7 while m«)n1 CHICAGO. June \71-1‘.mu of thethe d ,',"(J G us marranten dhsen |m.::‘,;'{" ' T : 5 are only |International Harvester Company a it of cloths cords at Washington BIRMINGHAM MOTORS ? |iniermatonsl Barvenes nPne, o el s S G R, pnd. lavailable space has been used for| Sulls are sold p b Statemenis b R 3 o\ 4 rax e cts. In Ra- | above that prico horation by “he W 703-4 Equitable Bldg. 816 14th St. N.W. % Wil Central America ls be- [siorage of finished products In Ru-| <5008 Hal BHek . SN 1o expand again, movement Cre e Eh BRI Franklin 2392 Washington D. C. g et new frulc cropinavine givin [ink (Uasdl (0 d Storaseriot LI ACIOnS AL QIBEER f (e cory 2 - 3 American merchants ready | #nd othe « d T th A. E. Mechem, District Sales Manager. z into markets that i o flover sanaiasnoEing jing i * % ecticalivyclosed (o shem e | e 0 Sonth. Ampnican biacts Sl vey REAAAKEAALAEELELXEEELECEARARCKREACERNCRNRNNCNNRKE e Eaportorn are re | tant ls | named within the next week. Thes | — clations on a more liberal|in the fiew Paso district in the last ) ¥O0US represent a i ? i ’ few davs Ly Standard Oil and other and sixty million dollars. re has been a marked increase ! a decided widen- ' YORK. June S—Housing in the construction of s belt, according to -5 through he country here wni must find their fi i buildling of 1 h sorpiion Jewelry. today By the Assorintid Press. |{# #ound Hinan canditiop | % prosperous June. fol people who have saveq a|iSh freighter Seapool struck an ice- s H o mormal fall busincss for | moderate amount of n berg off the Newfoundiand const tn ,Commodity Reports Ir No sreat preparations willi {0001 un Cusy dar and slowly is making for St A o3 A Multi-fam houses. Johns with her forefoot broken and { From Many Sections ke on hand N e e R e W YORK N—Tie .\.\nh!'rl!-: NEW YORK iYun»' s I we couid our buildin tan brick h have accepted o {all the hat manufacturer: 3t the & i o crew A Hand Book for the r‘oad . from $1 to A0 Cents a4 UAGU- | atiff hats in New York e ML y = hav retu i to work. and Norwalk are signi hased that rents would fall™ rday Hudson brick is selling atl; ments for the coming Zeai = ~ — T . = o + base. Wood lath s} ling pi rates, according 1o | i This National Loosc-Leaf Special Filler A a eut of [Martin | famwior, secretary of ~the, OIL MARKET. ight- 3 x oft- \ ! "nited Hatters of North America, 1 notations fur by W I Hitibs & Co i has right-hand page for expenses, laft-hand e o e Rt Quotations 1 i by p:'v: o page for cash report and route. in the!ing on. he said, Were on pies rates B, A - for srad of hats not preivously o To get cnmp!c:c outfit, ask your stationer = manufactured i 4, _ Paints. — for National No. 04471. N \xv»:;k - Milllners. * Appropri National Loose-Leaf Memo Books are con- N e ents a || XEW YORK_ June 5 —ane X;:‘t:‘rp’l‘r . 5 : = ) ate on sport hats o o e | venient for the pociet, built to stand the hard tot of over “,‘,( t;-:‘fd" 1s. | hues ‘: h! 1d by big buvers to be due . Vaneed to S0 cents ar | 1o the fact that much of the season's sport clothing of tweeds, hom fand other rough w tinges of purple. « amou {from the con {bill, to which S dment i Hous Avficiency s has d n though those { hades may not stand out prominently | nu T National i Yad an at first glance. Hides. ! CHICAGO. June S—Recent trading {in packer hiaes, while not active. has been at firm to advancing Foreign kides have not been hecause of unfavorable Shipping con- ditions to the River Plate and a clos Iy sold-up market there for frigorifico { and other hidés Leather. PHILADELPHIA. June bends. scoured and bioom, {amount may be ne in the sole leather trade at S0 1o school facilit centg for scoured and \f\l;n' .\41\1- i for bicom. ice scoured backs auo s cents, with » {SOLDIER BONUS RETAINED below alar prices. Hemloc i | < s e e sole is quiet at 35 lo 36 cents. | piaticae fhsiisied vy A0 RSTinbe k00 ] he Avelald plun o o American = ! Prices at noon H usting compensation Notes. | Rertin 4s...... Krupp 4x 173, s retained m BRISTOL. R I. June S—As a re-|tr. Berlin 9 Bastinlie Anitine At sult of 4 conference of the factory | Rremen iles S ELN Leiland council of National India Rubber b ance com | Company, a footwear division of the | fcCumber i United States Rubber Company. em- 3 rber, ployes may obtain leaves of absence r = IS Land Bank America’s V&gation Land retained ps of bonefits R vocational farm and home aid and aid | ana training aid settlement park Opens June 15 If you want to see the best of the scenic West; to know therugged Rockiesintimately, prepare for your trip now to Glacier National Park. Summer Tourist Fares _Summer tourist fares to Glacier Park and return, June 1 to September 15; to North Pacific Coast and Cali- - fornia and return direct or by diverse routes on sale June 1 to September 30—limit, October 31. Tours via motor, saddle-horse and launch, by day, week or month. En route to North Pacific Coast, Alaska or California visitLakeChelan, Mt. Rainier and Crater Lake National Parks. ._‘Modern hotels and Swiss Chalets offer best accommo- dations. For travel 'information and literature, or Cateway, Tientsin The import of the silks and incomparable art ob- jects of the Orient—and the export of our practi- cal 20th century imple- ments—may all be financed through our Foreign De- partment. Information regarding Great Yorthern Railway's depend- ‘ole freight service, address E. D. FORDE, G. A. 612 Denckla Bldg., Philadelphia A. J. DICKINSON. Pass. Tr. Mgr. St Paul, Mina. Gr! THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Downtown Bank: 900-902 F Street. at Northern Ry. West End Branch: 618-620 17th Street.