Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1921, Page 21

D. ©C, TUESDAY AUGUST 2, 1921. STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. RESORTS. of l:] c.r;tl f:r -4 Frults:! thabln:m lr? h‘z:low lhol: c;tu:ut dnl:r;(h. with CURB STJCKS. - muslins for August tember de- | only 43 per cent of the mills in oper: 1iveriss. This 1s the same price which SONOER IO Ml iy 7. . . tion. was named for May, June and July| NEW YORK, August 2—Tbe soviet ~12:15 p.m.~ deliveries. Print cloths and sheetings | goverament of Russia has purch: Bia. A-’t:'l‘ M At are in strong demand at slightly in-|about 5000 tons of flour from mills in | Aetna Explosives . 12 m 2 creased orices. ;h . te lnd' t);eoorsld(dle W’e‘ll. ;rh: Ofl N +| moders tment . i rst cargo ol 5 ons as jus Sallings every few days of White Star Liners from New ain OO, fennts, endaie A N e pugust A The mafled for Petrograd and a second | York, Philadelphia oe Boston to Liverpool, St izmri it Wholesale Houses Report Callers for Early jzany i weok’ diuriinei e iaiai shipment willfoliow early this month. L] ¢ dividing '3250,000 among about 6000 NOTES. . . workers. ~ Each employe received 8| FORT WORTH, August 2.—Breeders Fall Stocks—Condltlons in Otbcr percentage of the amount earned dur- | of fine stock in the southwest began this b Syndica < ing the last six months, this per-|week a clmrl!gn to establish a market | Carib Trading x . centage varying with length of serv-|for their animals in Central and South |{ar Lixht and Power. 2 Sectlons ice. American countries. This is a develop- ‘g ) ! Wool. ment of the trade recently established - 2 “» 4 BY JAMES ALLERTON. loans from the banks, which is met|TSturning from the west declare that atock north Mexican ranges. Isolated | Consolidated Coppe 13 b feom and New Y duests Special Dispatch to The 8 without diffificulty. ot dn ,ofly"‘;‘:"r . They Aitribute | shipments of fine Texas cattle to Pana- | Continental Motors 1 P °""“b:"“‘d' M”“dcm lew York to : NEW YORK. August 2—Predic- |Tpada \/of | this to the fact that many animals|a Rite shown that the animals stand i tions that August would bring vastiy | 17a0€ Volume Improving Ty oDt Lo WOl have Dofn|limated thrive in the hot climate. The K - mm - increased business to the local whole- in North Terri Slaughtered. Much of thig ¥ ear s ow|stockmen will establish a burezu to i s v ) sale flelds in textiles and apparel in Northwest Territory |still remains in the hands of the £70%- | promote this trade. pire Food ¢ a0 The American Line ships Manchuria and Mongolia— THE PLACE FOR YOUR FAMILY I8 have been borne out by the large BY L. S. McKENNA. c'mcm:o August 2—Towa wool| BOSTON, August Z—Although the = 8y rowers have one million pounds of|costs of rents and fuel are practically with their splendid pr-dmlordomhlmy-nd ser. number of buyers arriving here this | Vg pAL. Avenet 5 Wh 1a| Eheir 1921 clip in warehouses here | stationary in New England, there has - vice—and the new liner Minnekahda main a direct week from all sections of the coun- 3 » August 2.—Wheat now 18| o waiting better prices. Only about|been a decided increase in the number service to Hamburg with regular sailings. being harvested throughout the north- | one-third of the clip this year has|of apartments vacant here, especially try to purchase early fall stocks. Re- been led so far. st year farmers | those of the higher grade. Some effort tall stores are emphasizing fur sales | wood, - Calls for heip {n the harvess |pooled 3.000,000 ounds in Towa: is belng made by landlords to increase this week and the trend of those |fields have been met adequately by rence mhan deasesiexpisiSeptemberit sales ia expected fo determine o o |federal bureaus. In preparation for Paper. but the bellet here is general that thé ) Hevia ... Tacme extait wh the grain movement raflroads in the| NEW YORK, August 2.—Manufac- |Peak in rents has been passed. Iutercontinental | & nt what manufacturers and | northwest are adding men to the pay | turers of walipapers predict a demand | plrSBURGH, August 2.—Contract- | International retailers may expect in the way of |rolls of their repair shops and putting | for the more elaborate tapestry DPa- ! .. gociure” that seidom before have v 3 demand from the public for the fall |them to work repairing grain cars. | pers for next fall to the exclusion of | Po,e “Uidh 5o many fine homes in | fage omid,d % For sailing dates, mwmmmmmn INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY R.M. HICKS, Manager, 1268 F STREET, N.W., wumxcrofl. D.G. ¥ L P Seven hundred additional employes| the single tone paper which has ne : d and inter went to work in the St. Paul and|cessitated many pictures and other |Prowpect of building as at présent.|Lone Star Gus. oo e » There already has been a resump- | Hudson shops this week. decorations in order to avoid the ap- [ 12n8 for these buldings have been - In a. Allegheny Mountaing ton of railroad buying from steel [, The volume of business Improved|pearance of dreariness. Some M&NUC|ihe building trade unions still refus- | Boset Fotiay; : traini decidedly in some lines during the|facturers have gone to the extent of = 3 5 Orkney Springs, Virginia |and cquipment compantes. This nas month. Receipts of grain at|making papers in brilliant parrot and | ("€ 10 work at wages offered by con- | Midwext 01l cuin Regular Express Passen Mineral baths, eleven different sprisgs; tes- | N84 &N immediate effect on the ac- ‘minals increased 65 per cent, flour | fruit designs. e o e e It OH i ger and Freight Serviee Continent ol and billiards. Large ewim- | tivities of equipment concerns and|Production was 2 per cent greater| HOLYOKE, Mass, August 2—S8ev-| ,." 1iiging trades has been com- | Mountain Producers New York to Rio de 1. lumber companies. than in June and shipments of iron|eral hundred employes of the Amer-| the bullding trades has heem com. iyl i 5 . Stavangertiord. Aug. 19 Seor. 30 Washington Jass Orchestra. With many of the lines of fabrics |Ore Were nearly 40 per cent greater|ican Writing Paper Company, mostly | g, U5 W ™ pPROISEINR Sn FOF0 Jo o | X Janeiro, Montevideo Be "_‘ Z ,.' P Moving pietures and dancing every eveaing. | 0T Women's wear of the American |ihan for the prevoous thirty days.|in the cost and inventory departments | ;¢ not s single joint conference Frank Fenwick, mgr., former owner and ‘Woolen Company withdrawn from Coal moved in greatér quantities|have been notified their services w! between employers and the seventeen manager of the Dewey Hotel, Wash.. D. C.|the market because production has |through Duluth and retall sales ofno longer be needed, because of busi-| i ny"inyolved’ was in prospect. The 1 Whitebatl Be. Hew York “NORTH HILL" been 80ld up, the fancy worsteds for | lumber were up 20 per cent, while the [ ness unsettlement. 2ocumulation of building work will spring probably will be opened by |CUt increased 5 per cent. Linseed oil mean a boom in that trade when CASTLEMANS FEREY, V. that compan: and oil cake speeded up production Leather. ..,,,,"!,LI o Tl Dastls L, I Y next Monday. Heavy | ca agreement is reached. IA "“ "";"",“‘ 21 colaaial '";:'7_}“::“‘“':""‘ buying Is anticipated for these lines | Satisfactorily, and building permits| Npw YORK, August 2—Demand here showed an increase in valuation —_—— -naed .wm.. drives and cottages; | 8180. 5 from foreign sources has tended to - ‘Daths and| Constructi of 26 per cent. Savings deposits more = ’ boativg, & :e- L T auctlon (ot ‘amall l:;eelauu?rg;; than held their own. Copper produc- | \ncrease trading in hides in this mar e COTTON MARKETS. RESORTS. taken milk, fruits, th: h tion, flour shipments and retail trade V_ YORK, August 2.—There was rcular. roughout this section and is ex- heavy realizing by yesterday’s buy- and Buenos Aires (2) Aug. 17 8. S. Fem nouoo Tons (o) Bept. 17 8.S. H 17,000 Tons (a) Sept. 30 S. 8. Acolus holds record’ New AMERICAN LEGION l York to Rio—13 days, 18 hours, N ASmlnte i neN o T Castiemans Ferry, Clarke Co.. ¥ and next spring. Demand for brick Tresh meats, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. and $i8 W;:;,f,c“;“l‘}"fl'{:&'jy“ pected to last throughout the winter | *FOWed slight recessions. ers at the opening of the cotion mar- ket here today. The failure of Liver- and other building materlal in thi i & 5 R | £34 . Khipping 2 g COLONIAL BEACH, VA. market is strong and steady. Commodity Reports flTvrsl:;':m:g;lAf:::t';“A $1,200,- E‘Z.?x‘l.‘: :f:; “fl";u:lenur!w::‘g]lfltgl':l;h: 4 \ oy o= ! - COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL. Plant R ti F From Various Sections |ooo order for electrlcsldr:flw:y squip- ?;s::r;n::&nexxi!x:fiot:e movement to o f = romoted by the ‘Whole block of river front; salt-water bath. esumption Factor Steel. e s e e tntornational Com. | early heaviness of foreign exchange, | T ing from hotel: fishing, crabbing, canoelng, . . inghouse Electric International Com- g P Lo (1 " tekals: music sad danclug. _ Chicken asd sea in Plttsburgh Area Trade YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo, August 2— pany from the Midi rallway of France, | First prices were ninc to sixteen Loy i food digners. 318 weekiy sad vp. The first improvement in steel mak-|The equipment will be used on a|POints lower in consequence. but of- class. FRANK D. INTONE, a0 BY H. B. LAUFMAN. ing blast furnace conditions here in|mountainous stretch of track near the | ferings were well enough taken to For full infoe- | s e manager. 3% - N. onthe wdnibored. this weals mhan | oonalnouss give the market a steady undertone, ' mation apply o . THE BREAKERS !n;tl‘;fsl;nalélz}mne st the Sharon Steel Hoop Company blew | SPan! 5 and after selling at 13.30 December agency or to HU Colonial Beach; apartments of three rooms, | H, August 2—Whlle not|in its stack at Lowellville, Ohio. Automobiles. ’;::{'“r‘z‘xfi joliA Ay foribAtiER Ol ont N Munson Steamship Li i ¢ accommodating mm.s to 8 ptm::l“flmplng‘y) of vast extent, there is evident im-| NEW YORK, August §—Contracts DETROIT, August 2—New model| Futures openes nlsad)—Oclohl equipped for housekeeping; ren! provement In steel production and in- | for repairs on more t| 10,000 freight | porq touring cars and roadsters, with | 12.70: December, 13.35; January, 13.26; per week; elec. lights; tragsients accommo- dnted. Bpecial drrangements made for sutomo, |crease in demand for steel and stecl cars have been let by railroads tolgone-man tops, refined body designs and | March, 13.53; May, 13.64. 2 Biie parties. Mrs, . CAHILL-BRYAN, Prop. 02 Wrisht equipment companies within the last v o - products In this district. Plant re- |week and railroads are increasing e e Asue 15 aed | NEW ORLEANS, August 2—The re- AL sumptions are belng announced in [Tapidly ‘the amount of work being|Scptember 1. It is stated that, through | (%A} of Tiverpool markel to meet, the | {imonr T2UICT 7R various sections and manufacturers, | York Central and subsidiaries placed | 2,5/5tem of accounting, making bills| o iets caused a decline in the price by shading prices of the schedule an- | contracts for repairing more than|gollowing delivery of the raw ma-|Of cotton on the opening here today, Jouts und bathbouses.~ W, F. AYmEa. |DY shadl early in July, are attracting|6.000 cars in outside shops. terials, those materials are in cars|Which carried the trading months 19 VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. orders. Each day for the last week| PEEKSKILL, N. Y., August 2.—The | and the money in the treasury of the | {0 23 points under the close of yester- H has brought one or more reports of | civilian employes at the government|company before the materials are paid [33Y: Reports of continued severe e i R e | AV plant resumption. These are largely | arsenal at lona Island, in the Hudson | for. Fropidstariosation in) Texaslbronghy PORT SHIPPING GROWS. : To ) '"u o, Ocean froat. Book in plants turning out sheets and tin|river near here, will work only five B fresibiydng jand 51 the eatioyrithp = TUIS@S Hatitax, St Johas, St. Law. At s PO FORTER, Ir. |Imafannts turnh A Dlver meAr here il > = first hour of business the strongest| BALTIMORE, August 2—The ar- rence and the 8i Send P! 3 t other branches of the in ¥ r. This will Jewelry. months were a point higher than th _ for booklet. DELTA TOURS, 500 Boad bidg. ~ THE. POCAH dustry show improvement as well. mean a decrease In wages of $20 to| NEW YORK, August 2.—Orders for | months were & point higher than the | rivals of scagoing vessels at this Coal and coke production naturally | $25 a month. sterling silver wear brought in by 0 12.30 and came back to 12.5 port for July were 151, against 17: fluctuates with iron and steel, especi- "“ salesmen now on the road compare o“p‘;xurgs opened quletkan‘:il!leoid for the previous n‘unlhg Of this ally at this time, when the domestio e jfavorably with those of the period|Qctober. 12.30; December, 12.66: Janu- | number 106 were American registry congumer i scarcely a market factor,| SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.—Sharp | before the war. Recent price cuts, ary, 12.78; March, 18.09; May, 13.23. a gain of six over June. Next b The placing of a large coke contract |demand, due to orders for export {o|manufacturers say, have given an|” " 2 e wor cop. |1ine the British ‘were represented by has helped sentiment, but prices are |foreign’countries, has caused an ad-|added stimulus to this trade. A | LIVERPOOL., August 2.—Spot cot- | 1% the Britsh weve neprosented by i Plone Main 14 1 inclined to sag. vance in the price of hops from 15 |large business is also being done in |ton quiet; prices firm; good, 9.07; fully Z wWere distributed as follows, Greece The bullding trades still are tied up [ '© 18 cents a pound silver-plated hollowware. e B ling S.22: JoW )i Holland, 5: Danzig, 2; France, 1 here by wage controversies, but set- Textile. 3 €2 a 3 T 542 Sal | Denmark, 4: Japan. 4 Ttaly, tlements are being reached in outly-| NEW YORK, August 2.—Fears that Geain ‘é:’flé‘.‘::’ 4,600 i?n::lcixoo h}'&éfim‘{' 3; Sweden, 2; Amonx Ing towns. Retail trade is about nor-| demand for branded bleached goods| SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.—There| 10,300 bales. all American. Futures | them were seven American schooners mal for this season of the yvear. Stores| would lead to an increase in prices|has been an unexpected demand for uosed steady—August, 8.51; October, | which are beginning to resume their now are engaged In midsummer sales. | have been set at rest by announce- |barley for export and several cargoes |8.76; December, 8.88; January, 8.88:|place in the coasting trade as before G Vi Whole Blosk ea Ocesn Freat N - ||=e—lt= owv s mmallidamand bson eat tromiConverss & Co. of = prjoe 'navelbetsisokd | tecksiof whieatifiour | tazchid dbiiMa¥, BAY July; Ox i s erar S sl irginia Beac! Coslest Jocetion fa Atlantie Clty. : \ - Buckroe Beach geisy Fivg Hend Gonadran Willoughby Beach . Cape Henry Brick, Steel and Stene Co ooy Lt o 5 3 | vnpxcerre moative, || PRINCESS =g : : £ 3 Hn COLD p= i 1| HOTELS and coTTAGES ||28ANING WATER IN ALL o0k DELIGHTFUL WEEK END TRIPS Modern Palace Steamers Leaving Washington Dally, 6:30 p.m. Seventh Street Whart, S.W. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 731 15th St. N\W. Woodward Building Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. HOLEAND e NEW YORK TO RO"ERDAM TC.?.E mWI-l!B door trom B'waik. l:..ufl’ Ve !.-hl‘.lllulhki: PLYMOUTH, BOULOGNE- Sihiag Trom notel Mir. and ire. Jome Bley hh-—ominav— Nipigoo— “S.UE ':'..;5 10, Oct. 15 WALDOBF rgence and Maritime Provinces. 13. Sent. 17, Oct.23 I?.";..‘.' o attractions. Bething from hosy || Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Golf. A Rotterdam . 3 HOTEL KAPTAM symmer playground in the great e Passenges Ofies, 34 State 561 © So. Mt. Vernon Ave: Excel. table. Bathing. || OUt-doors. Watch Your Profits! A message to the automobile dealers, garages and accessory dealers in this city. ROFIT is not in increase of busi- how you can get these figures on a ness alone but in decrease of Burroughs Machine ina few minutes expense, in prompt collections, in each day withoutany increase in your proper pricing—in many other thmgs accounting overhead, and how this _ New York, or Local Agemt: Amer. plan. 33 day up: $15 week up. Jasper Park, Alberta; and Mount = = ey | WINDSOR 5.7 v oy || Robeon Park, Beiesh Columbia, that go on in business. Burroughs Machine will actually pay BITE, Tormerty of Matetie oo M- A 1| gers of the Dominion. It’s true in your business, in your its way in your business. s mm 2 & e £ - - - L . i Dol Pie” ons bick Emgthmm.m-‘.wm kind of business—and there’s one If it fits your business, you're going ' i % Rea H g Bta. flllhl!! allowed. i . - . o . . Pamenger ana Freight servicss '}q",’ws‘a.',m == A.;';';_’.:.:'z. streams and unspailed big game ll:nlportant side of it where we can :o benclfit fofr life. Ifitdoesn’t, you've s e, g gauusw:‘lmm:’ck. QUESEC, ON- elp you. ost only a few minutes time in satis- Encirciog the Globe | NEWALPINEFOTEL Y 5 fo- || Tobk Cortbamia s = o0 We have a story to tell you—a fying yourself once for all that you D':m ,,:,"d F“::': ,M oney Orders | o ey e D' hbmm mlllfllmlllusmmlfi” : brass tacks story with names, dates have made the right decision. B s e Vancouver and froc Toronto &0 and figures. It’s about increased Many Burroughs Machinesare sold 517 14th St. N.W. Washington |~ _ASWURY FARK, N.g. || Vancouyer —trsine lumuriously profits in concems in your own line now at prices as low as before the LINE "HOTEL ALBION B e Dot o o of business through reduction in ex- war. You can buy a Burroughs 1 l‘ooe:r‘x‘:uc:.fi:}nt:o::l Cap., 800. Hot tri; . . . - . - NEW YORK—HAVRE—PARIS, | S8 Skt boatt o Forihaee b o Sl pense, in better collections, in proper Adding Machinc as low as $130—a . HOTEL aH B AP eAKE Y e Winbuion) ot Conady. buying,and in better business control. Bookkeeping Machine as low as $550 = > cemerm e L planzing your tour; write or call Some remarkable things are being = —with small down-payment and on O e AR ST Wk from far e Lt OWENS. || CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS done in your industry and we want easy terms. _Atb your Burroughs . b, o TRYRON—oN CAToCTIN Wis TGN || (4. B, CHOWN, Gen. Agemt, you to know it—that’s all. salesman why it will be to your finan- NIAGARA o '"‘—D'-go‘nav. [ o Bl -}-'fi.'ifi"g"’fi'yg Ehee Pass. Dept. 1370 Breadway 1 1 1 ial ad to buy this th T oo ek Vige e " 2 piz ¢ (Cor. 33rd 8t.), New York, N.Y. » Give us fifteen minutesto show you ¢ial advantage to buy this month. BOUSSILLON L v eiierl? - | (CRNTSHED ROOS ON WATER yEOTT By the real business building steps you Don’t miss it. Call us on the tele- 1410 New York Ave.. Washiagten. “CHERATEAKE BRAGH. it ] can take if you have the proper facts phone and our representative will see E to build on, Then let us show you you at your convenience. HONOLULU, SUVA, AUSTRALIA | rows ot o furaished, B. C. BEL ad For fares and sailin A LARGE, ATRY ROOMS, e, O 3 s S Eesmour St Vaneomver. 3 == wbingten, D. €. : J & i24 ny: ' ' | Baliroamm: *Riorris movelsy: l‘!rh. orchestra. Teasonabls Excellen The Palacial Passenzer Steamers 419 New Yor Trite for rates or hone. ;mugum‘ Frea- } PLIMHIMMON HOTEL — _ Telephone: Franklin 6220 | T 4 tablets. mrm—rg > : . “\. gl Ei Jlatutic s Zesds : > i ‘Address 1“ N 3. @ omu.! “Mgr. 5 i 4 ) v, NEW ZEALAND]| Gl = ROL S SN o IR ke Y k| = . Burroughs Adding Machine Company ‘With ocean view. (‘.I. dlll{.lm groat ciimate and country, 1,460 T abore it 2 level. Near Wi ton’ by rajlroad. = — Write for booklet a3 taformation, - ~ BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. ¥ . = - Steamship or -nue TSt N, Gone ~= District Agent. MPORT & HOLT LINE