Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 22

THl;l EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921 Geamzmews, .. |PACIFIC NORTHWEST EXPORTS SHOWING UNUSUAL ACTIVITY i3/ New Lines of Steamers Bidding for Traffic it l to Orient and Via Panama Canal. months 1s the outstandirig feature of | Most of the car repair work is being | That old standby of pre-war days, the the industrial ‘situation here, This |done for the Pennsylvania and Erle | 15-cent atiff collar, may soon be back busing is confined Targely to raw ma- | aiiron on’ the market I the price war be- el erials and has been followed clogety | . August 15 (Special).—The | tween collar manufacturers here con-. 1000| PORTLAND, Me., August 17.—De- by stiffening prices. The increase in Qfifi',%“’&d,,'...d Iron Works s | tinues. The president of Corliss, Coon | 270 & 10000 at 70. 81005 at | crees of sale of the aswets of the East : R $L9% Coast _ Fisheries Company and the and of Bessemer to $20, valley, is at. Jeted a 200,000-gallon tank | Wholesale price to $1.45 a dozen, de- s %0 2t 71| Bast Coast Fisheries b > tributed to the fact that HOrthern |hos frtsonlair station at Pestl haspor, | Clared today that this Drice would en. | Sy * 1 SH% &t 15 $LU00 wi 7, 1,00 | B O i zation sy g‘ml.. mlum;r-?mnn :lve disposed of | Honglulu, requiring 176 tons of steel. -blt reln;lm to sell “collars for .15 | Folomac Electric 1t v s100 at 80%.[were issued by Judge Hale in the eir stocks In warehouses and buy- | cents each. e United States _district l""cl production tonnage in many | gteel Hoop Company, says the volume URB STOCKS. jMlergenthaler Linotype—10 at 119, 10 at|Teceivers for the fisheries compan: price of pig iron from '$18 to $20 a ton | gperating on an 80 per cent basis. 1t (& CO. Which recently reduced the instances. Quotations furnished by i ieasi e of business his concern is recelving is ¥ W. B, Hibbs & Co. reieasing upon delivéry of the proy Farmers, 1ong out of the market, | the largest of the year. He expects im- A12:15 p.m~ AFTER CALL. -~ erty the claim of the 1. M. Taylor are buying wire, sheets and other | provement mext month. 1 Rekea’ | Mergentater “Linotype-- at 115%. Company, Inc.. against the company gzzgeda :llf;;“ D:gt":tcll!r;l Th‘ergd has MERCER, Pa.. August 18 (Smelll)—li;ll[';(.] 'l;‘,‘rplulh ]l"_‘ r:‘% “Wu)'l;l.l".:l Mnlflwl] geveral 65—$1,000 at Ofl $269,204. It will pay to the re- onary tendency Pa.. 5% : 82, E e ceivers for the fisheries prod v. 'he Reznor Gas Stove Company has re- | Arkansus Nutural 2 Y M r—Call 1 ', B < products in_the rubber industry. oo tibnaIaliar T on e i fownt | Blstieanars o 40 ouey; loans, 5%a7 per cent, company $269,264, canceling at the ‘Ther b - . Other Sections. .’: 's Belgian Reat. 5s. 72 gov. 3e.. 117, - 8138 117 French Prem. 5u. 3% . ~ against the BY PAUL C. HEDRICK. pack for the Paclfic northwest and |Hogs d;onned heavily in price, York- Dry Goods. BONDS a%claim of ‘fi"}"‘.}‘.’-r'.?{m'r“é;’.fi‘:. <= Alaska shows that packers are as-|ers, mediums and pigs selling around 2 PUBLIC UTILITY. Inc., of $179,2 Bpeclal Dixpateh to The Star. Sured of & Drofit evem againat aa-|$10.50 & huudred pounds, While the| CHICAGO, August 18 (Special) umet and Jerome AR s Bid. Asked.| 000 is required in each case. A plan for reorganization which trend of wheut, corn and new oats | Prices are nearer stabilization in dry Steel ANDY RlvE l SEATTLE. August 18.—Export busl- verse conditions. The prices on the n | ness in the Pacific northwest Is show- | lizhter colored grades of the can- |4lso was downward. 1 goods and stocks are extremely low on | : o Eeoreanieaioniis ing more than usual activity with ’""d fish have advanced $1.60 a case 2 retailers’ lhe'lvsu’ln the lm‘nldge-h bbsm-. r” Light and 0 > ' 5 ) %| fective with the issuing of me' ;er n the open market in the last twe commodlty Reporls 2 isfactory buying i8 reported by jobbers'| Cities Service (new: 1 i otor 67 cree, Double Strensth new lines of steamships bIdding for | months. & An' extraordinary Semame salesmen and wholesalers. Service (o Malt Extract traffic both to the orient and through for salmon. sald to be the sreatest From Various Cent NEW ORLEANS, August 18—The re- e da P 1 57 = 5 Ten other brands at the the Panama canal. The questions,|in the history of the industry. is re- NLErS | cnt advarices in cotton goods and the ¢ Ith Finan : 57 s = = MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE lowest prices in the city. Rot- o o s .. | 8PONSible for this rapid jump in Rice. outlook for satisfactory prices for crops solidated Copper 5 P s .- -3 . y tle crowns, #0c grows. 1t yo “When do we eat?” or “What do We pricey | NE . |have stimulated the demand for dry |Contineutal Motors o . > O e s eat?” offer no worriment to the peo- |\ PRUT L L EW ORLEANS, August 18 (Spe- PO S'oll hases from wholesalers are | Cresien Goid ... . eB|g4 iransferCo. IIIC. \ send or call the £ ple of this section. The wheat and! gnon, on&ing the millinery | cial).—The rice producers of Louis- | 89098 m h a6 | Davis Daly P o igh - 1] ] apple yields, the salmon pack and, o ayiir, citablishments and coa’)ianu have perfectod a selling organi- | Ususlly of the medium or cheaper grade | ;515 o0 0ii 3 Fotomas R ieRne eour - 3 - 1125 14th St: N.W. Capital Supply Co. hereased demand for Tumber In Asta | nd Sult houscs.and are spendinz |zaion throush which they expect to |Of 89008, howsver Durant Motors Potomae Biec, Foper & 96" s Phone Main 2054 - P! 3 T et aTuctory answers to oty Mmoney without waiting for the an-|market most of the rice raised in unu| = €37 F. 8t. N. W.— Ph or 3219 M St. N. W.— P! i ments of fall fasi lons in wom- | state. With a small Wool e Main 8723 | queries. en's wear. Merchonts fr. 7 . they feel thet | vat 18 | . Mer ankly admit | creascd consumption, the; feel N, == ‘Wesnt 13,5 | The official price list of the salmon :3-: c\x_lnu in prices. some of them from | :he future of thg G'.dunryyls :.fxe. 'D'e- o,,';g‘,‘,?fi“.?“,‘,‘.’:‘ \?ir{f}fl’rfi‘"'%&vofl:!r-mu Coul i 19: O oo per cent below the peak of | mand for both new and 0id crop rice | 3ills have had their wages reduced 16 | hideral Oil Specialists in __Long-Distance Moving 5 o brought these results. is very active, prices are firm ‘and 1 AlandiOl. [ : 3 the d d cost ; The “success of the cleanig-ur | indications point toward Europe tak-| 25 1fang. The. cost of clothing, con. | Cillland 0.1 ] - - UN ;Process on the Pacific coast is re-|ing a large portion of the crop. tinues to decline throughout England. %5 . PUBLIC UTILITY. ION e b et e o ine Laepciont Bupiant. Jomne it | mercen, Tl Tl : € STORAGE by member banks from tie feleral Fruit. e Tarmet milia ‘of Cthe Whitiall | Grasada oil 37 | S g G 5% J e meary st oene jowelfth dstrict| pHILADELPHIA, August 18 (Spe-|Associates, where the operators refused 3 3 o : - COMPANY rear ago, according to Jnh‘ W l"f, 2| cial).—Shipments by all water route|to accept a cut of 20 per cent and struck | Intercontinental Rubber % = s =R ChatmmenHor g" B "d t ehr' throug!l the Panama cafial from the!January 17, have reopened and more | International Petroleum (new 03, e todas he board of thef pacific coast have resulted in a sharp | than half the strikers have returned to [ Jerome Verde . 1 i 2 ¥ reduction In the retail price of lemons | work. ;: 1 |& 5 i - Selr - in this market. In the larger es- oue Star Gas c Month Credit Liquidation apparmenis o, the, couter’ of o arment Accessorie s Cont ; o= 31 asd * city 5 t _ 4 caib Z Looal and Distance MOVING. and Deflation Noted | dozen. while smaller stores in the| NEW YORK, August 18 (Special).— Mason Valley aeaul By Caretal Men: Rates Heason outskirts charge 39 cents. Manufacturers of celluloid are flndins!fl:;.g. oiL : 7 i 3 Phone | (4 PACKING BY EXPERTS Y [— active demand for their product in th S ot Rubber. form of girdles and ornaments for the | Miowest 5 2 e s ipecial Dispatch to The Star, > new fall dresses for women. A o 2 and your KANSAS CITY. Mo, NEW YORK, August 18 (Special) : = Mountain Frod : - 2 Livanans CITY. Mo, August 18—| Although there is a generaily opti- P Sew Conmris © # TRUST COMPANY. | Q) n and deflation of credits | mistic feeling in the rubber market om pmerY: ‘o. 41, | American Security and Tri 0 in this section was emphasized today | that feeling has not manifested it-i PHILADELPHIA, August 18 (Spe- 1 187 Continental \en it was unnounced tiat the fed. |self in any buying at present prices|ofal).—One department store here, { North Amer. P. and ; ST D278 LITTLEFIELD,ALVORD &CO. : < eral reserve bank here now has loans [ in anticipation of a future rise. Im-|following the example of dealers in | Northwestern Oil . 5 Union Trust .. 15th_and Pa. Ave. N of only $67.000,000, as against $1 mediate requirements only are being|New York and elsewhere, has mude“:f:l""'lkf"“' ) - Telephone Main 8290. 000,000 last November. “The air has | fllled. Ya sweeping cut in the prices of | poirit O - 8. N 3 W B Mos = been squeezed out of the bubble and jcandies. These reductions have not|proj 3 31 | & g % o s LA A now we are ready to go ahead again {become general, however. m. > - o e - = on a stable basis.” J. Z. Miller, gov- e 2 e T? near!x “"“POSS'}’IC to REALI.ZE the ernor of the bank, sald today. = An | oiuf) s ane caten of clbmr wianpe o Business Topics. e UPLIFTING EFFECT of an impres- fxample | Of, Dusiness conditions 8| icating the cigar production ’ for| NEW_ORLEANS,_ August 18 (Spe- |Sult Creek Froduciug . £ z . acmished ‘3h' e "‘;" a large | july, were $104,539, or about $40,000cial).—The business men of this city | Salt Creek (ne sive, handsomely-finished Desk until ocal music house with branches in i yer than for the corresponding|are watching with considerable ap- com. . surrounding towns sold 8,500 planos [ ' M ced | : it BEHIN : 2 onth last year. Much of this re-|prehension the effect of reduced | you sit BEHIND one. In the first week of its annual mid- | jyction, however, may be attributed! freight rates on grain over eastern |Newsiers coii and Tro: summer sale. There has been a remarkable re-|t© lower grading as to prices. roads to tidewater. They express|Sweets (0. of Ameri ; A a fear that this may have the effect of | Swift International - ol s . AT covery in the business done in auto- o vide Minnix Desks—with their individual mobile tires in Kansas and Oklahoma. Building Materials. diverting e :.;'fs:d"?{l'm“,‘;h';'fim";:':!'fm'.'f:.'::,‘ Extess flush-construction and innumerable labor- I:'f«v|Z“”\?L‘”:‘.’aflrlefig.";rxym“:msuf:fi CHICAGO, August 18 (Special)-—!for water transportation. The hand- | L2ied 5 e, saving features—furnish that “successful by 400 men and now has only 600 I‘Y,’fld(’,‘,’:“";::,’;’," b").' ;’,;g:‘;";:,,,{gi,":fi "51‘"?hgf_::“‘v‘"fl“:;"mf“;‘”'p'g'fl‘ large part 3 TIME. WORRY in LOCAL AND EBRL atmosphere” which reflects in your own— Suployet, agasaintil 600 a,vear a&o [progressing slowly. It s stated that|” pycaqo yAuguu 18 (Special).—| U 8. 8h % EaLs Cotumb as LAO).G-‘DIST:‘\Y\( MOVING and your employees~work, for thére is a is given as the cause. Oil producers | Waxe, disputes could be lasily SetJclose analvsis of the savings bank de- | U 8. Sreamuiny. a0 Muscliauts’ Trausfer and Siorage S| _CRATING : = H =¥ N : in the midcontinent fleld have cut|{led. but tha elay used bYY ogits and withdrawals in this section : : % | Mergenthaler_Linotspe 1181 WINTER BUILDING STORAGE certain psychiology in proper office sur- down production, which has shown a | discussion of union rules and inter- | cyeals the fact that approximately 40 L 5 16 | 0id "Duteh Market "com H 6 ' 130,000 sq. ft. Finest Storage Space in Clty. roundings which promotes HIGHER EF- steady decline in Oklahoma in the | inion Jurisdlctional disputes =MARY:per cent of the withdrawals are made | Wayne Corl 5 T e i : 505 eooims o Houehold Goods and TCTENCY last two weeks. A& for the purpose of investment in bonds | West End Cons i : . FICTIENCY abeyance. % Wright Aero . e 2 :5"* | Expert Packers, Craters & Shippers NCY. Geferal reductions In the cost of and other sound securities which vield A - lahor and supplies are regarded as in many cases double the amount of | , CHICAGOT = e e TO SEE WHAT’S WHAT IN CORRECT favorable for better times in the Tri. Coal. interest paid on savings deposits. The | Avmour isather pfd. 3 3 st L N ASTOR D ORI DRNINDE OFFICE FURNITURE SEE States lead and zinc field. Zinc and | PITTSBURGH, August 18 (Special).|remaining 60 per cent of withdrawals | Armour pra. . : BRITISH BANK STATEMENT. | CLEAN. DRY STORAGE Fol N = . lead ore prices have remained firm at | _Youghiogheny lump coal now is|are due to unemployment and incomes ¥ LONDON, August 18—The weekly | oot oration WESCHLE —_—— & Ss‘l 1and $ rlka ton, respectively, for stlling here for sz.rszaownrang run- | reduced from various causes. ¥ 5 statement of the Bank of England |s.w. Phone Main 1262, | the last week. of-the-mine coal at $2.40. Panhandle| PHILADELPHIA, August 18 (Spe- e shows the following change: N. M. MlNle CO., lnc. 3 N lump is bringing $2.50 and run-of-|eial)—The Philadelphia Chamber of | U s it ¢ atall sencrye int o el 358 O8] ° sTKrEs‘ The Busi Equi, B Revived Steel Buying e s coanlse e allas ot ais| Commercall SMAEINEIS(RONEIEHORANY circulation decreased £1,329,000, bul- ITED e Busin quipment Bureau ght, - | secure reduction of rents here an: e lion i sed £26.466, other securiti Feature at Cleveland |ing only enough coal to satisty im-|jowering of interest rates on money PARIS BOURSE PRICES FIRM. |dccreased 1552000, other deposits ine s'l" ’RAGE Co_ mediate needs. to finance new ‘building operalioms.| PARIS, August 15—Prices were|creased £5.350.000, public deposits de- L 712 13th St N.W. ¥ GU T. L OCKWEL! EEEg Considerable d]f_firulty is met Inj firm on the bourse today. creased £973.000, notes reserve ip- Main 1086 B O 2 Steel. financing new buildings as the rate of | tint Tentes, 56 feanae exchines Pon | Creased £1,549,000, government securi- irepro §0S Special Dispatch to The Star. GREENVILLE, Pa., August 18 (Spe- |return on other investments make| London, 47 francs 18 centimes; 5 per | ties increased £7,625,000. The propor- ESTIMATES MOVING, PACKING CLEV D. August 13.—Resump- | cial).—The Greenvilie Steel Car Com. | building loans less attractive to cap- | cent loan, 81 francs 45 centimes: the | tion of the bank's reserve to liability 'ANG SHIPPING tion of the buying of steel material in| pany is operating at capacity and has | italists. S dollar was quoted at 12 francs 87 |i per cent. Last week it was| pUONEGC pancsize SBS420, the largest quantitie: for many | gufficient orders to rug indefinitely.' TROY, N. Y.. August 18 (Special).— | centimes. Rate of discount. 512 per cent. fe More Than $100 in Cash {| Wil Be Given the Winners OF THE i 1 H i The leading retail merchants of Who Will Be the Winners? i | Washington are competing for the = { valuable prizes offered by The Beau- The dealers are not the only ones, { font Company for the most attrac- as thousands of persons will be in, i tive window or fountain display of fluenced by the beautiful displays { { ’ and will buy Beaufont by the bottle B &)° e i or the case and enjoy much satis- 5 faction and pleasure in drinking the { Aristqerat of Beverages. i { i Wholesale Distributors: Altemus Hibble Co. Frank Hume, Inc. A. E. Beitzell Co. Schwab & Lang Let Fatima smokers tell you Ask theut ab the Resorts These Metch;nt: Have Entered the Big Contest Oppenheimer, 935 9th 3 & Co, 2000 R. I. ne. Lemkins Mkt., 3rd and C n. A i n!;uomca m-u‘;-m.“ Badead Mege, 3000 138 24, Hadleigh Phar., 16th and V n.w, In the ozone of the seashore or 3 "' United Market Co., 4th s8d W n.e. 3. Porton, 11th and T n.w. 3 S Distriot Market, 9th and X n.w. R e i L R SR e t!lebr'aungmolneasofmoufimg g N Power & Kearnay, 714 11th n. Nolson Drug Co., N. Capitel and B. - Poople's Pharmacy, 7th and X nfw. air, this smoothly balanced blen: Semuel Kiatts, 10th and Eye n.w. John & Kris, 3 Quincy st. n.e. omnmnm,mmr-w seems to taste better than ever. Samuel Kaitlin, 10th and K n.w. P. A. Bugrus, 63 Q Wm. Meroer, nw. e Vort Compaxy, 9th 2340 n.w. E . Thrse, 1at 62 B 8. Godkin, 8rd and Q n.w. Kor certain it is that at many of Victor Delicatessen, 9th and ¥ n.w. S. Laupheimer, 1st and Fia ave. a.w, T F. Sontag, the nation’s best-known play- J. French Simpson, 7th & R. I ave. n.w. E. J. Reamer, 1st and Fla. ave. J. C. Haley, Portland, Thomas Circle. Jossph Porton, 11th and T n.w. Pasin & Staud, 1st and Seaton. C. 3. Coates, 14th and Monroe nw, . K. Butler, 11th asd Park read 2. w. Stearman’s Market, 3rd & Fls. ave. n.w. Wm. Wabl, N. J. ave. and R n.w, Mostow's Grocery, Sherman ave. & Harvard, A. Goldstein, 318 Penna. ave. B —— I i ~ CIGARETTES - A. Posen, Sth sad R. ’.Lmzllfimvfi. b= , G, ave. and : Coben & Ontario rd. & Col. rd. Clifton Drug Store, 14th and Cliften, 3, Belmont Delioatessen. : Cali-Flerids Fruit Shop, 1884 Golumbla rd. 3 "' oy pyr, 314 and X n.w. B. Garrison, N. Capitol and R. ; L. Altemus, Mt. Pleasant and Lamont. = ¥. E. Wik Scdien’ Heme guis. = e o~ gitien n:.d: s 11, Bolt Grocery Co., 3320 14th st. m.w. Wm. M. Olff, ‘"m“' asd T n.w. M. T. Kion, 2011 14th. 5 A. Eaminsky & Son, 708 8th st. n.w. Wi Maazos, 17th aad Church 2. 3. Dubols, 5508 Georsia ave. Jaceb Rehl, 5th and H n.w. H. B. Huhn, 2138 Fla. ave. n.w. Faul Pearson, 18th and Fla. ave. Martin Sari, $452 18th. Day & Co., 14th and P. « R. Woelfe, 1540 N itol. Julesspes, Bros., 1734 14th n.w. W. ¥. Matingly, 1747 Columbia road. X, L. Moader, lst and Thomas sts. n.w. = Service Pharmacy, I4th and L n,w. Matingly Drug Stets, Takoma' Park. Linton’s Pharmacy, B. L ave. and Ist n.w. Market Pharmacy, Tth sad P. Tifton & Myors, Mt. Plessant st, & Park rd. E. J. Dickenson, Conn. ave. R, Donohue