Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 16

C., TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1921 5 i THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T = S 0 - . R s bad condition, but|that time probably was the largest| from the European grain trade as : BRISK WOOLEN BUYING FOR Commodity Reports Efi:fi.r“."fxém"‘m Clean up the old|of record in this disteict. suddenly. as'it entered it. The Jap- B i Secti stock in falrly good shape. MANITOWOC, Wis., July 25.—To- " SfERe, "‘ Jujiseperted, expected o TLANTIC ‘ From Various Sections bacdo workers of this state afilated | dificulty in securing cargoes form tf y TONES | E; X TILES Furs. Fith the Amesican Federation of La- | Wi re® e, Would take on grain for % TTSBURG! e L July 26—Raw turs|Por have directed a protest against | 5 0 MR YLGY Sheied B seours : R et hue o1 |continued . modsrately active this | (1o gfforty of reformers to Prohiblt |cargoes on the return voyege trom ! - D ancared and. the Bittaburgh | week, with coat and sult manufsc- |ib> KSowth, manufacture or use of|‘gurope. ~This, they figured, would s S s quotation also seems to he disappear- |turers taking a falr amount of staple ;llrnnt them' in offering bottoms $ -Round Many 1nes oW INenewel 1gor 1N INE€W |ing in other steel products. Eastern |furs for trimming purposes. - Bioes. .‘.’.‘.',:f,‘,',',‘ St 18 dowar rate: ';:;:r‘o&:; . Trip 4 S s S i prats e EITTSEURGE. Sy 25— repors | he Seatels wers Jorcid o make She s 2 p o ndicate sl ng in steel prices. Com-| voyages from the orfent to the Pa- ivi — York Area—Situation Elsewhkre. Sase. arid pistes now are selling 8| npw YORK, July $8—Germany |petition is een for tve emeil amount | sifa soast ‘in baisst. and awo we|More Dividend Passing. (War T mm) 2 practically the same price B and other European countries ‘en- }of current business and sales depart-| return voyage from Europe to the ar Tax, 8% cago as Pittsburgh, which eliminates | $05 4 e o OOk hides to some |ments are gfsposed to shade the of- | orlent without a paying cargo. Colorado Fuel and Pure BY JAMES ALLERTON. ing_program _involving _expenditure | Pittabursh from ihe mid-west market. | extent this week, and the large ac-|fcial quotations. . NEW YORK, July 26.—Acceptance Sunday July 31 [|scc pumein o e s SHuEvec ss M0e0n fnd TU0GSIE | aLmANY. July e6—Atter veing|camulacion of dofcetle pucker bides || ST LOGLS sy 38—Heavy smelt:|of 3 10 per ceit cul in wages ofce: 0il Join the List pa o Btar. and the chamber of commerce figures | ologed- for six months the New York |18 . 'ap steel s now quoted at $9. e to 3 el ves of the . ’ y — th nstruction of 1,000 . Fayl to $10 a ton, ducti ther | Interborough Rapid Transit Company nfnfi?toynoanllf;ll;fn’i‘r;xpn‘rt:;.t(‘:c:)llz dw'lffilg::%i,"’“"{'zoté A aant oy have Toropaned with ‘g:finflr PMetals. ] steet lbrudu%t 15 “expecteain *thie in taken ;\5 ndication that emplo 3 BYCS. ¥, WEIL . A n addition, the buying moveme; NN . Jul —The et ) of the Brooklyn ransit Com-| o e O Lv. Washington. .6:00 A. M. || whote textile industry by the brisk | o¢'the raliro as fop, conatruction end | the normal working force. . HGONNBLLAVILLE, July 28 e Dany ‘and the New Yorlc railways wiii| NEW YORK. July 6—Furtlir «.i buying of next spring’s woolens at|repairs is expec o have a decide FORE RIVER, M July 26.—Only |the American Manganese Company. emicals. agree tosimilar wage reductions. Theldence of investment activity e RETURNING* effect on the situation in the steel |y, 0 3,000 orkin; 2l = Brooklyn company asked its em- lar but G the opening showings of the Ameri- S ustry. 'Hopes have beer raised. .':"fl.f‘r'i"n"}um BTID"DII';T;!:" Com‘-’ at Dunbar, have bce&\ vurp‘l;‘l‘l‘t.l bos; BERLIN, July 26.—The potash syn- i );o e it ion uem=dbona market, a highly irregular J' can Woolen Company, now in prog- | therefore, for substantial improve-|..,.'s plants compared to.18,000 dur- W. D. Mfi?‘flfll!dinl.fl-'g‘“ S ocn dicate “reports an unprecedented | 7 \U% gle August 5. The agreement |gencrally unimportant market fo (Same Day) ress here. The company admittedly |ment insteel plant cveration. 8ix | B Nl ® Thous still employed are | ats vo place tham in operation. | been rectven ting®s, orders having | with ‘the Interborough employes will [ stocks, and continued. weakness in ii Lv. Atlantic City. .7:00 P. M. || 2ct2 the prives for the entire trace D e e, Inta oporafion at|Working only five hours a day. five worth In & single day recently. The | fhaiend untll July 1, 1922 The reduc:| foreign exchanges, were the leadins v. . H « W 1l and the fact that prices for 1922 were [ Monossen yesterday after an idleness days a week. Cottons. home demand continues strongest, | $5°600:000 & vear to the Infarboraugh | incidents of the financtul situation 1 Lv. Philadelphia. .9:00 P. M. || 2t the level fixed for fall goods this of several months. The 2,500 wWork | NEw YORK, July 26.—The chair-| NEW YORK, July 26.—The demand | despite sharp advance in price. management. day. Taking the avorage, the udvance . e + M} vear, or a trifie higher, has had a re- ;:I.O!l;;l‘lu;!(\eé‘o to"w:gxt at a wag man of the city transit commission he for i:-:p{er bll'll‘::l :f’“u?::rl:rai;r kfi—— in bonds was fully as much as on any ¥ - [timated today that construction work |over that for bef - r. : 4 ;s (Standard Time) B ot Mavaiors SF the show- | callng 200" Tmpiarss who ad been |&nd repairs on rapid transit lines in |uted by some manufacturers o bar. | Nuw YORK, July 26—mhere nas|Washington Stock Exchange, fdey =o far und again there was & - K ir shol this city now awaiting action by the | #ain huntin, 3 een some demand for immediate broad distribution of business. For Details Consult'Ticket || (08 %11\ he %014 b5 efon 10or the | Fhe dmarican Bheet and” Tin "Piate | board of cstimate and apportionment | said to be ignoring the e warain |Shipments of women's bags. travel-| potomac genersl Worigige 6-$1.000 st It is not so much the reduction ot Agent novelties will exceed possible sup-|Companys aiso has reopened its!aggregate requisitions totaling $1.-|for those on which a wider margin |ing bags and wallets by retail mer-)qsi; 31000 at 315, $1,000 at 93, 81,000 at| money rates and commerciul paper 1o ply, and that the company’s plants ;ro Monessen plant with 1.500 men em- |177,414. . of profit is possible. ;:llaev;ysln vm:"argeooguulng on special 000 at 95%4. & 6 per cent basis that is back of thix . & o . | assured of capacity operation for |ployed. - e 5. Bid and Asked Pri’ investment movement, but rather timore ]l]o many months. 3 Coke. b 2 ~ conclusion that is to be drawn from Rising prices have not deterred ines SBURGH, J 6.—C -1 NEW YORK, July 26.—The success| i " the improvement in bank reserves. the ) traders from _increased activity in All Lines Are Watching - | duction continues-to he Tight ia bor- | of the sales of white flannel trousers | NEW YORK, July 26— Abaentecism PUBLIC UTILITY. T mmiciet discouts and the Fthe Hide: nd lanthor Sarkal hets, 40 Northwest Harvest Yield jume. spot furnace coke is quoted at[this vear has been marked, and |y, OG0 g% 06 Jlors ey . i sluckened demand for funds, both for hides aggregating between four and 33 to $3.25, With contract furnace at | trousers manufacturersare sald to be | [OTF Gepartment storestnat the ab. i industrial and financial purposes. that five million dollars in value have been B e, RAKENNAL B i R ey 34 to| willing_ to place large orders for |%enteelsm of the landlord, but of |3 4 R e vio traded in within the last fortnight . L. 8. N $ toisal White “flannel for next vear as soon |thelr own employes. During August e e g el el o e oo e working ot ca- | "L Pispateh to Toe b, t UNIONTOWN, Pa.. July 26.—All put |8 ™11l Prices are announced. DUt which pay their empioyes for that S ui|furinerdecline fn vhe dntareat saty, shoe _factories " | ST. PAUL July 26.—The harvest now 0 . Pa. 26.— —_— o h £ Trading In stocks was dull and al- ' l)e acity. 2 = ten coke ovens of the Mount Sterling ay, have announced that when em- d Pe T . s = i roper DY ubber market also {s showing |is under way In the northwest and |58 (Bk0 OVERE OF o8 0 Connela: iy e arges are made |07 8re absent on Monday o Fri- | Cplial Fraciion & together professionsl. It was a mix- . . decided tmprovement hers. Bullding | farmers and bankers are cageriy|ville Coke Company are in operation. |, CHICAGO, July 26— -Charges are made |day they,will forfeit their Saturday's | {ilroroitian ft " B | ding. prieh p Ral RaIlDE 40 NAk: Lubrlcatlon 4 operations. especially {n Brooklynand | Ll 1. he yield. Within a few |As soon as ten ovens are repaired |here that lee mencictutoly, aC QRS |pay. Hooa et 34 laing prices ‘up and sellink to take e . it " bullaing material |days it wHl be determined to justfthey Will be fired. Therm o Broduce It at half the cost of | era “an Loty 26.—The union paint- | Lo Vance of previous duys. American oil g rices. & s 2 solid ice. The half-frozen product melts 4 ay on a shares rose under the lead of Cosden showing little change in p what axtent crops have been dam o wage scale providing for payment of . i Remember that proper Lubrication is | Productfon in_the “paper mills of feeli s 2 twice 3s fast, it is charged. 36760 & day. This 15 o reduce: e & California Petroleum, with more at X essential formance i raduaily increasing. |aged. There is ap improved feeling| BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July .26— . g - eduction o -{tention given to the statistics on new bwolutely ¢ to the per of the | O i trade has been Eiven added Im- | of confidence throughout the territory Cosl shipments down the Mononga- o Y uax from the previcus scale. The e | production. which® have shown e et s gconin s : pulse this weelc by, bargain sales In | 119 bankers are mors optimistic than |hela river fof June show s MIERIN: | Npw yoRK, July 28.—-OF the 2,000, | they decline {0 wecept a proposed | o . MISCELLA . e Ayt Wacline 10 = many of the large department SO%8S | (o o1y, The demand forseasonable ficnty through the Charterol lock for |000 pounds of milk powder exported trom (reductlon of 25 per cent. Many Al-| Blfgs Resln o, (nor0) i, : Some Profit Taking. . 7 ] 21.- | this country this year Germany are operating under urket 3 2 s 3 Future Promising to Labor |merchandise hac been brisk and nifune were 533,000 tone. agalnst &l |§36.000 pounds: the remainder going to|an open-shop policy. Washington Market el A But while the oils were going up A in Pittsburgh A P am volume trade compares favorably with | 0 9%, Liw e e " slight in- | Great Britain, France, Italy Belgium | NEW YORK. July 26. — Although STOCKS stocks I ;m»n had been strong yester- = £ 8 in Pittsburgh Area Frogr: last v Lce of re- |crease. and the Netherd gasoline Is selitng in this section at PUBLIC_UTILITIES. uy and lust weck were being sold : For Tranemissions and Differentiale « Installation of & dally servic Ligher prices than in the west, no |Americen Tel. and Tel, iy, .....| Passing of the dividend on Colorudo = hips between Duluth and marked cut in fces I Fuel and the omission of the stock Has No Equal BY H. B. LAUFFMAN, fri '“‘"’ Ll - o1 wal prices Is expected in o 5 ue s expected to improve condi: 0 > % 5 this ark. % {dividend on Pure 011 cely Special Dispatch to The Star. o hrosghout the northwest and| BAKERSFIELD. Calif. July 26.—| BAN FRANCISCO, July 26 The Calic| NS, fiarker before autumn. rhe (And Wasn, Steami “3'" |surprixe, but the heavy deficit for the i ond five-pound PITTSBURGH, July 26.—The Im-|gjve the Twin cities a share of the|The average daily ofl output of the |fornia crop of wal "é‘ 50-0 on'ol 5‘10:52‘1%.0 wholesale in New York and 1 cent 5 4 Elec & (second quarter reported by the Cen- wm"muffiurrw dinle-. - [medtate future holds out promise .of | handling of dairy produc;’:lwmc'h now Galifornia flelds during June was 177 '&ow;}l:::":*nlzéfm- mto the barest|hiEher upstate and in Boston. The ATIONAL tral Leather Company had not been e employment to many clear through Chicago. ces in thi arrels from 5, wells, an 3 asolin t i & S looked for. that's your asrrance of baat remtlta. | £10% °¥Construction of bridges. bulld- | 8T, IrORER CRELES i nen | production Is expected to exceed theme | market ever expericnced, growers assert. | EA80}ine consumption. however, s | Ameriian dss, (leokenitor s 0 LS Sy ot Ings and roads is included In the pro- |'refusing to lay in the hot weather and | Agures this month. The old stocks have beer entirely cleaned [ (3R1 10 OF Sreater than that of a |(Cho, I D e e S ominEre BAYERSON OIL WORKS B county (19” Breparing for a | the drying up of pastures having af- Eeey up- minish until many cars are put away | pmmereis! efitted like those of other companics ERIE, PA. 35 o‘é%ofiofijona 1:Anapln finance some | fected the cream and butter supply. Agricultural Products. for the winter. The present-day car ers and Mo by the recent partial recovery in the Lol LG, Salaries of city employes, which are| SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.—Grow- Tobace et et s asent day. car | Farmers; and e e qut EacHal wacowery. Jiitlie PRMGVLVAIS FETRCLEN PRODUCTS e DEdeie have ratified plans for | computed on a sliding scale, will belers are netting good returns from| ST. LOUIS, July 26.—Business in|men. buys only for his immediate | Liberty body had anticipated & deficit of over $32.100,000 boulevard and other im- |reduced approximately 10 per cent|their rice crops this season, aithough|cigars and tobacco, which had been |needs, but many more cars are in op- | Linwoln $6,200,000, and it did serve to some- ;ro\zr'ome'nw The board of education | August 1 to conform to the reduction |the acreage was large and.the carry- | excellent up to July 1, has fallen ma- | eration. ;.-non.l what dampen the better feeling #bout & to go ahead with & build~- in the cost of living. over considerable. Growers say the!terially. The sale of cigarettes up to DETROIT. July 6_A laree ve. : = the "trade situation in general’ whiti o Woodward avenue, in the middle | Americas Securliy and Trust.. 230 Cuban Cane Sugar. of the business section of the c Jentinental * o There was further realizing The last quotation for such frontage | Daon Trost o . rronei 1 Cuban Cane Sugar issucs, but the re. was $20,000 a front foot. Washington Loan a:‘non’ sterday and today was no ¢ EAST ST. LOUIS, 1., July 26.— V' out of proportion to the previous ad- X Plasterers here have voted to accept | C 5 -:eecjvance. The street had a report that a wage reduction of 12% cents from : the banks holding the $18,000.000 xc- r $1.50 an hour to $1.37%. 2 HE ; 5 z:;;}mnfidcr:a:l extended to the com 7 ES: PITTSBURGH, July 26.—More wom- | Sevents Street B0 oo 2000:000 of it Those sensmrances fo) \ fn are buying plece goods and mak- | pnige SN A : due on August 1 and August 17. | % ing their own dresses or having them | U; ; z made than at any time in the last | " *gington Mechanics . was expected that before then the THE PULCRUM SHOULDER 9 twenty years, aceording to the mar FIRE 1N remainder wiuld be tuken care of. y years, according to the man-|, irion o1 ik o o ager of one of the largest depart- | (orcotan i ment .loreldh- this section. Far more l‘irom‘rn'l 3"“ closely connected with the oil cotton goods are being sold in this| American industry declare that signs of im- section than before the war. provement continue to be quite evi- DULUTH, Minn.. July 26.—The con- i dent, although as yet these signs are suming public of ' the norihwest ‘and e W ethiy - Topirte oF e e the coal dealers are deadlocked over ) the American coal prices. The docks here are Eroan- | columbia Grapmophome o Petroleum Institute indicate a stealy ing under heavy supplies, but the pub- | b C Faper Hie G, dacline in crude production in the lic has duolined. 1o buy at peesent | Merchanttr Transter and Biorage . United States. the figures for ih. prices, and dealers have been unable to | Mergenthaler Linotype il week ending July 16 showing a d move 'this coal Into the interfor and | Oi Dutch Market ‘com 3 cline of 4,050 barrels in the aver: daily production compared with tho: dispose of it, making room here for | Lanston Monotype for the week ending July 5. For surplus supplies _for winter. The | Security Storage northwest, in consequence, faces pos- | Washington Mark the five weeks from June 11 to July sibility of a shortage of 46 per cent in | | ~Ex.dividesd. 16 there was a total decline in the normal supply next winter after navi- average daily production of 35410 gation stops. OIL STOCKS. barrels. The demand for gasoline alone of all oil products continucs normal and at an increasing rate. NEW. YORK, ‘July 26.—In some of | Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. the clothing and furnishing stores Bid. Asked here the self-service idea has come | Anglo-American Ol Co. (new) % Lol into being through scarcity of clerks. ! Atlantic Kefining ¢ Many stores are operating with short | Sorue Scrymue: forces to reduce expenses, and their | & pxalost employes have been still further los- | \oatmontar O Co 105 P Pt sened by vacation schedules. As a re- | Crescent Pi F E s sult, many customers wait on them- gelves and fit on their own garments. | Bur xecutlves admit some sales have been Co lost due to inadequute selling service. | ioos Sioe Lie Cor. 5 154 |Boston and W ' ¢ . NEW YORK, July 26.—Inforriation | Indians Pipe Line Co. SEE ) et acd Jerome ) 4 att has reached shipping men here that | National Transit Co... Steel ...l : 5 3 . $ Japanese tonnage is being withdrawn o Carlb Syodicate . - Carlb Trading —_— CURB STOCKS, Quotations furaished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Bid. Asked Car Light and P . ') We Teach O g G s Service (new) je Pipe Line 2 Service (old) . ° AUTO DRIVING | 52355 £ B EETE pian Emersid .. Southern Pipe Line e oc ¥ South Penn. Oil Co. Commonwe . AND Sonthwest. Penn. Pipe Line Co. (] . Traffic Regulations Siandard (‘3‘:" o sl AMERICAN MOTOR SCHOOL || Stanaard Sif & Kemvuc W v Standard Oil C Durant Motors th & O Sts. N.W. Phone N.'1819, || Standurd Ol Co. 3 EIK Basin ... 0 Standard il Co. Oh! 80 (E ‘ood Products . Kwan & Finch Co. troleum . Union Tank Line Co. vacuum 0il Co. hington Oil Co. —_—— FOREING EXCHANGE. Selling checks—Dollar values at noon toda; Guffey. Budapest 32 | Granada Oil first-class A No. 1 job, with which you'll be Prague Hecls well pleased. 52° ‘Warsaw “ Interior and Exterior Work. popes Copenhage: Christiania = . FERGUSON, INC. 324, Stockholm . A Painting Department, Ph. N. 231-232. Vienna g Montreal g t Athes 2 Relgrade 48 1 Lake Turpedo . * f ' - gma 78 < . Mason Valle. . ‘ Midwest Ol "com. Midwest 0il pfd A i Midwest Refining . 5 New Cornelia © . g . Niptssing Mines 2 [ k 3 <, Noble 0il and Gas . ; 3 North Amer. P. and P. i Northwestern 0il 2 : Omar 01l (new) % P 3 Pennok Of] . Perfection Tire § A ; . < Producers and ¥ % | . o b Rado com. b F Radio pfd. SN < Ray Hercules . z " 3 Ryan Consolidated ; ; Salt Creek Producing : . k Salt Creek (new) . s Sapulpa _om. just painted. It means a Simms Petrol ~ follow you on fEi : . United Eastern . ¢ U. 8. 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Pare 0il Co. q. c Th Ce Blades when used in ; i e s MU % well as the new address. by the moth. % Bat IMITA- » % g oL £t | On Sale at Drug Stores. Improved Gilleste. I ; ] g 5% The Evening Star is the only afternoon paper E TIONS of the Gillette, it cannet . “‘Boston Montreal Shanghai . Port Elizabeth . Singapore iy i - far1 = S‘ r 4 . take for service of Blades. o\ MYk Londod . Mila ‘bll‘"mi 2o et shington carrying the Associated Press . ——~ N (PREVENTOL)