Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 20

THE EVENING KTAR, WASHINGTON, V. U, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921 Operating revenues were $8,471,807, | pared with a deficit of $6,636,000 for Many of the best store detectives C. & 0. EARNINGS FAVORABLE. | (pefins, (83430585, "2t orerating | fhe corresponding period of 1ast Year. in New. York are girls who have MAND FOR LIG PAREL ‘May earnings of the Chesapeake | incomes, 1.0 "9"615 ;f:au{:; g]; i et ey shown an aptitude for the work by Sugar prices are at the low:st and Ohio Railway Company make 416,541 for May, 1 o Patent medicines are forbldden en- | keeping theif eyes open and reporting CONTINUES IN CHICAGO AREA Bomand Trom intesior ,’rfii‘."'..',',“.f b trance into Italy, Rumania, Algeria|thefts while they served behind the that suppiies in the hana : H i | ,,1 favorable showing as compared monlh:logsst;nsoo)e‘ar emr:xdlngwimn-\ ith those of the preceding May.|come o 0 s reported, -1 {and Sierra Leone. Counter. are being depleted and th ! feeling that the bottom hus reached at lea . . for : | Turnover Is Heavier Than Last Year. |l rsiners.uhicn siored s It is asserted with confidence that a | Fall Orders in Good Volume—Con~ [be smme s tuics Saru o Stx v for next season will be considerably under the average. within three Lers Nt of capacity in June toey against 19§ Pasty B provided proposed constructive log . o El h lation at Washington furnishes centive for inv ditions sewhere. Siive for inves The Evening & Sunday Star prices well maintaine ders for export are at a i a Month BY A. D. WELTON. 'g“r::llfine!:"nseteg Wi;h the Cook eoune- N Special Dispatch to The Star. rhers vt pogard, jand there 4re]Commodity Reports CHICAGO, June 29.—There is money | dicated that las ave : : for Tnvennent thaaheut this sect| Lo offer Father than demand taduce: From Various Sections tion. Opinion is crystallizing that ments in order to rent. September will ses renewed activity on the part of bond houses here, as the last week has shown that there 18 SHOES, Quickened Demand Finds JORNSON CITY: IS, %, ine X " Orders have been placed for immedi- LA Surp]us Shoe Lines Low [ate delivery of equipment for thc 2 good und ¢ demand for new Vict a ¢ Endic T BO ndercurrent o BY FRANK D. MeLAL ictory plant of the Endi CALL MAIN 5000 ound securities. Several big lssues Johnson Shoe Corporation Boys were absorbed and prices rule steady. |®pecial Dispatch to The Star. lined McKay shoes will be made i and the service will Chicase retaiters are experiencing| PHILADELPHIA, June 29.—Unan-|iniy plant fn sizes up to 6. The new | start AT ONCE sustained demand for light apparel.|ticiPated demand in the form of re-|unjt will have a capacity of 20,600 | The tuenovar is heavier than last|orders and replacement orders from|pairs a day. i Delivered by Regular Carrier [T ———— 2 ] And pay for it July 15th C. A. MUDDIMAN & CO. Phone IZMAGS JZIo%, 616 12 8. | year. “Clothing ‘orders for fall have | dealers has found shoe manufacturers I , ,f_;g;m'mg}l;{, I Eo0d YO ra are | Without surplus stocks. and factories ; LB T small and call for quick delivery. in this vicinity are busy in conse-|9f Men's shoes. which in 1 There was an increase of 120 build- | quence. Manufacturers of glazed goat f,‘,,“,,,“g,{"l:" 80! ing permits issucd for the week end-|and black and colored kid shoes re- | Materials ing June 25 over the corresponding|port a good demand. Announcementl|isia. & o o ey period last year. These permits rep-|of the establishment of a large leather stll remain at the war pea Fesent operations totaling more than |belting plant was announced today. . =" cas $1,750.000. There are 8,000 vacant| Buyers of seasonable goods are keep- SHIPRTIT y Ee—e————————————————"53 retail trade active, but all efforts ) b . to end the strike of the building| BATH, Me. June ' { | trades unions have been without avail. | ive light xhips co: Ioat for Unemployment has been reflected in | have been lel to th withdrawal of savings deposits. About $11,400.000 has been lost in wages JEWELRY. since the strike began. NEW YORI The state tax on anthracite coal be- | here call atte comes effective July 1, and there has | hundreds —of been much speculation’ as to what ef- | stones, especially diamon fect this will have on prices exacted |had them ins by producers and dealers. Tobacco bugers have been active this week. ut lack of rain has struck the other|value of the stones 4 a of grops of Penneylvania and New Jersey | ihis iSsuarauce o Ionaer umees o ard. e output o e textile mills | cover the loss u en B in this territory is still far below nor- % =1 preseut prioss mal. Steady Demand for Rice New Orleans Bright Spot BY L V. SHANNON. e . iv < o e i Spectal Dispateh to The Star. ;JT her(na;:u? oVt e 1 NEW ORLEANS, June 29—The| C. steady demand for rice from Europe i has given the market for that com- |#nnounced that arranzement: modity a firm tone and is one of the|cally had been concluded for e bright spots in the situation in this|lishment of a ten-da section. Indications are that the|firgerator ships to from carry-over from last season's crop will | the Pacific coast to the Atlantic port not be more than normal, while that!via Panama. One ship will be cquip- around §5.60. nt lust year it was §0 re ncarly as low ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. RIO JANF is nsl|m¢ud he. fruit oh THE BIG VALUE for the SMALL CAR Widen the service raage of the truck. Permit more hll’d“ L] Hines Auto Supply Co. 920 D Street N.W. 30-Dey Trial. Year Guarantes. ' BURPEE-JOHNSONCO NI AMABO LIS U.S.a Fisk Standard Non-Skid 30 x 3:—%15,% Plain Tread $14.50—Red Top, Extra Ply Fabric $22.00—Cord $27.50 %RE you ever stymied with a broken pencil, and no knife?. .. Get an Eversharp Sunday, July 10 SPLECIAL THROUGH TRAIN Built to Sustain a Reputation Sold to Meet Competition gk it hingto: 1AM Mnuflwu&woqu solidated Ticket e Eturatas COTTON MILL DIVIDENDS. Pennsylvania System “America’s Car!” Good all through! Ideal for work and play! I’s helping make lowcosthomes and bigger incomes! By long odds the bwest cost car so far produced! Your ncighbors know! They’re buying it! %y waedk? k has all you ask of a car and more by far than other cars give you for equal money! Owners Declare Depression Pericd and assed re Optimistic. Made by The Wahl Company. Chicago Prices $1 to $65 PELT PRICES HIGHER. Winnipeg Fur Auction Sales Yield ' About $180.00C. WINNTPEG., Man.. June 28 (by the Canadian Press).—More than 60.060 pelts were disposed at the thir fur sale conducted Fur Auction Sa ard approxim; z.(x\) alized. Pricen advanced aver the t7o pr W cent, and cent’ to 82 showed an while lvax at £40 and m thowed a 20 per cent ad ISSUE STRIKE ULTIMATUM. June 20 —An uitimatum QUER directing mer, o ! . which 1s in tion regularly pas etermmation to adnere strictly to the Denser Indiemepolis Mimneapolis &-,\h——,a.c Dus BMoines KenaoCity NowYork Sekt Lake Cay xs decision of the arbitration boar! ’ {which awarded an se of $1 a week to the police and nts to the fremen. Men who Tail t t with- in_the t'me stipulated. it will be replaced {rom the ranks those now gerving fempors their stead. The city has engaged to Il the places of strikere, and with the co-operation o the militia the authoritics are confi- dent they can cope with aay em gency that may arise ©OI1. STOCKS. Quotztions foruisbed by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Bid, Asked. Anglo-American 041 Co. 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