Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 22

29 RGs ; THE EVENING 'STAK, WASHINGTON, D. ’C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 Ame n of 5 = RECORD RAIL CORN HAUL. GRAPE CROP SHORT. IMPROVEMENT IN MANUFACTURErHupp Deople are even doing a fair vol- | clal) —interconstal lumber umpmen'tlulramunlnu over unsold, when the new | BALTIMORE. S T T = i 3 ume of export business. v water between the Paclfic north-|crop comes on the market. i LTIMCRE. ‘September 23—More| ERIE, Pa.. September 23.—The 1921 Accordink to Michigan merchants, | west and Atlantic ports for the six : . fhan @ hal milfon bushels of cornloutput of grapes in morthwestern FE retail business reached almost nor-|months of thix year exceeded by Men's Clothing, were moved by the Phildelphia and| pennsylvania will be far below the | A A mal proportions with the advent of [5.898 per cent the shipments for a| xpw yORK S adial Reading rallway’ In four days: last > the fall buying season. Possibility |similar period last year. Increase| 7 , September 23 (Special). week in & single shipment from Buf- | 1920 crop. according to the Pennayl- | e D I i this wintor are | n transcontinental rail freight rates (oA active business In tropical goods falo to Baltimore. This is considercd | vania bureau of markets. The return oL e o P e e | 1o the chuse, or next summer’s wear is reported by to be ms largest movement of grain | to the growers. however, will be more G . { B . . . . Pere Marquette railroad of 20 per cent Vo e— 'g:,",:“";‘,“;:fi";";‘i:: It I‘;‘l efi:{;};’d;:’:: ever made to one consignee in four ['than a million dollars, the bureau an- ty S B 1 d 7 7 v = qays in the history of the company. | nounced here: ravi o usiness dituation Delieved to reduction in coke frelght rates. 3 s ot Summer from $12.50 up, and there will, g . ] (SAX ANGELO. Tex. September 23| be many tropical suitings 1o sell for - 1. . Speclal)—It Is estimated by some |from $25 to $35, which were higher — B Have Cleared Up—Bulldmg Waits. |See Prosperity for South ShECh mcn Here. chat Tecent Tuits 13 | In brice Tasc R E y : f ex dded fr to 32 g : e Condis: E in Cotton No Lower Than 20 | ZeXi*. 3 $i5e of °the *sneep in | Aewer Evidence Not Lacking of Dis- e | onditions lscwhere. i BY RALPH SMITH. :{;'F;K:“““”" through improved ”“‘l NEW ORLEA ptember 23 GSve-| tinet Change for Better " " cial).-——The s d B 0L . 5 i Special Dis otoists | o W YORE. September 2 '51""||ue€) P begun from southern felds, | 9 ° B ATLANTA, September 23 cials | eial).—Woolen manufacturers are |and will inc Hh . [ ) B SN awaiting adjustment of prices and|of the federal reserve bank of At pected Lo offer some supplementary | This ol)";:ar:‘l,::e:n:;:e‘"l’::'”llhl:n:nun Equ'pments Sold. Special Dispateh to The Star. BE®. s & unssimous convietion] lanta and bankers generally through- | wivien “wi el for. nomewhat. leus | beony’ oie, SOUEces of income for Ine BY L A. FLEMING / | ST. LOUIS, September 23.—Most en-|that the gravity of the business situa- | out the southeast are agreed that if | than the betler grades now offere I tesaraing have hota pertecied iThe] Washing . |couraging feature of the business|tion has ecleared away and that it is|cotton maintains a minimum price of | This move. it is said, reflects re:returnk from early shipm nts have] . aieaton public utility. corpora | situation in this territory at present :n]g};':“mnl\lfr 7! a few months before | 20 cents a pound for ninety daxs the ‘usal ;»flhu_\(-rfl I« vay (}.r;u;g ";l;:‘in.:s been satisfactory Lo growers. | tons. in common with other cory p |ix the improvement in manutacturing ift Fealized, however. that shere Wil | oo e e i Jhe south. for | 4 g i s make sults g ain | NEW YORK, September 23 (Special). | 11018 Of the sume character. have o activity. There is more hopefulness|be much unemployment this winter. | Bank deposits continue to show a | Ing at aboi ana)petaliing; et | Thamirket for celerg is weak, with | denced that for these stocks and uis in the iron and steel-industries and | Retuilers continue'to keep up their|steady increase throughout the terri- | Maxinum of %35, g, mand and cpe guellS 7|1 G Bonds of incse doporution those trades dependent on them. re-|bomorain 0F the tenamn of Sroaiy | LOFy from day to duy O eans, e i ot Hom % Lo 5 er “standara | e corner has been definitely turye sulting from increases in the prices of | There I8 a striking dlsparity between | which {he planters are paying off x| INDIANAPOLLS, Seytember ape. | TR Thile ng chinces ace Whiar o m S iron, lead and scrap metal. The in-[the prices charged by middiemen and | they secure cash in return for their | cial).—Contrary to the general trend | on there will be less poor front wor creased vitality In fron and steel is|the high prices exacted by retailers!|crops. The remarks v in | car g - co and | and more positi ; - e D e remarkable reversal in|of motor car pri the coupes and ! % Dositive s Model 47 jateributed to the better financigl con- in this territory. | buriness conditions In Ahe last few |sedans made by the National com-| PHILADBELPHIA, —Sentember cess et i {Qition g the rellteRdkil i fextion 2 weeks ix exemplified by the experi- “will be advanced £150 to $ ‘ (8pecial) —One of the larke under-| gy, ; e e la carriers ‘have already ¢ : s ot i o ; ober wear manufscturers abserts that cque rainmen have ecepte TOURING CAR [ (oohe larger carriers have wiready)Trade Hopes in Detroit ence of a lurge spring, bed and mutr Vel ROt Vine in ricen i5 more stimutating (o | ST 1D Wagew, und furiier roduion- ’ X to the shops for renovatlon and it . 3 : e L : ; {buvers than a decrease and cites his| 276 " Hne with the polic it i w Price—Delivered expected that thelr financial con- Center in Auto Qutlook |, The books of the wconcern for n i {hemicnin: {own experience in. connection. wich| KInE headway' for the lowering o oW ¢ clivere F o ool wT DEIOHED: that Shey can : 2 first xix months of the ye NEW YORK, September 2 Spe- i the advance in cotton prices. M the costs of living s settle gccounts, long past due and buy BY PHIL 8. HANNA. }f“l"f‘ .fmi !h*'rn""'ll n‘lh yrec. dnid “cial).—1t in bel eved that the market | time ago, he says, he I In this city 1he show | zew otive power and other equip- | special Disparch to The Star, 7 Oty WA eREn L e e ons will be strengthencd for | vinced cofton was selling near the Washingion G (ment. There is ample capital for| DETROIT, September 23.—While|loss at Y aa oF b e Withi amoniac. arsenic, bariumimark and bought supplies of varn tol ST¢4 | building operations, but these are o S 7252 ile | loss at the end of this y “”_ ,“ 4'{ chlorid ching powder. epsom {last his factory for a vear. He then|2" clectrie con, ° i lother sections of the country are re- | the 1ast two months the business hasfealts and permanganate of | wrote 154 Jobbers telling them of the | 1S imp Jolcing over improveiment in business, | Doed Ub wonderfully, ana has hown [ potash, soda ash @nd caustic soda by | situation and urging them to take Business his not ser 2 a substantigd profit since June 8 If | the disaster which affected the great | vantage of the low pric - o ously injured . < : higher cotton and wheat prices and | business continues for the remainder!c e e e e o nioes Ly bl ties, for light st O] A revelation in value. this- Detter sdeimand ifor imevchandise.. the o the Year gs 1t Naa for (o moniie, | 1udwigshaten 3 | singie order. Those same. josbers. ha| o are Sud 1he wieces L ST R Y ¢ V. vondering wheth- { sai win F. Johnson, president of Say: v are fous to 5 e | Compay v i Eight” offers all the mechanical PERPETUAL er e pace maintained by the motor|the compiny. " todus, ine year . will e il e At e aune el o o eyl s ability and dependability expected \ Hdustryidince garlyithisiyel vill be | show a satisfactory profit PHILADELPHIA, September stocks, which he made up largely toFad some Hitle iccup 1o cateh vy wits - A 3 h gl rTlh..hd :hl: has bee used | e ‘keap hig factory running and his| B¢ demand s p; S ST A el o y study of the best business barome. F | (Sifecial)—Produets of lecal rug and |w cmplo 2 gt Lower prices for oils i in a high-grade eight-cylinder BUlLDlN(: ; | ter of Detroit, the Ford Motor Compiny Commodity Reports Rl M_’:m rus and | workers emploved. are now EoinE It | cu1<2 i, PEICS, 0 olis s st ansemri s eCORE production schedule. A high off t f . ; ¥ = : N el costs have s .\utomobll.e at any price. Its econ “the company i3 authority oficia) of From Various Sections ‘h,.,...v“n.... after a long shutdown duei,ri'::‘a?"ll:TLq September 23 (Speeial). — fuel costs have a 4 omy is little short of amazing. statement that the present output is LN to labor disputes. again are on the |goc NCTeste In intercoastpl trade be- of \ Tfinelv balanced. sweet-r o , 33000 cars a mouth. Makers of parts 9 i 35 5 market, One mill, which maintains | has been xo murked that o |ares ng & 2\ hnely balanced. sweet-running. which supply the company with much| = September 23 (Spe- tail store also. is offering Wiltons { steamship comy at a large|penditures S St e e i B Imaterial declared October plans pro- [ cis o of “fic: Joga were eat [ R TS Lo aing trom. § oo e veaseambany has transferredjbond market ut the ’ powerful piece of mechanism. | vide for Thewe figures cent today by all Puget xound |38 TETCons TanEInE B ed at $64 | Dorting cargo 1o Burope to Intermonat | (515 Telief in” the event i 2 5 logging companies to st ate pru- = Sl g = 0 Intercoast| finuncing e 4 . Pays 6 Per Cent 208,000 cars. e ot sutt | duction e Tl It i ext | o, $160. Tuns : e ivise s as llliieok. i 3 ed this 11 increase ; : - s. rgest production in its history in|ment. especially to the g YORK ptember (Spe- | beginning 10 e their opera- stion% ave . 1016-1018 Connecticut Avenue or 83 months.. It | September, the Packard Company is|#nd Mississippi valles ay demand here | tlons after long periods of dulinesw g ey {2 e byt YORK, % . scriptions. | arly shown b, S U Pays 4 Per Cent {shibping about 75 cars a day and the YORK. September IeSCPIPUONS. | Gemana for clectrical i‘,of.\'v'fr“filf,i,,;,d for maturitics i & P | A s I e ———————— - grades. aintaimed. | Sal- | b officials of the Cleveland Hluminat-| funding e Open;Sundays SAd Erenincs ifll on shares withdrawn be- [l |yse= = = = = mon shows few price changes ‘c‘:fi;o;flfi;fl\'""" of the public utility bty ”" - fore maturity 1 $ : $ = - ] er Rate Was O K - Coal. WCASTLE, Pa. $ b February 21 the Fed $15.00 DOWK—$15.00 A MONTH || ' o | JEWGSE s s ol ot : Assets More Than ONLY 12 MONTHLY PAYMENTS PAYS FOR THIS GARAGE s e Terom T30 16 | By Selberling. former head of thy es Lo neL deposits $7,000,000 - Sy 50 per \on in the retail prices of [ (Red¥ear Wire & Rubber Company i pp Ly W 4 ’ fcoal have been nounced here. ! s e e he i had to be ne 1o do hus Own your own motal These ente followed full resumption | proagen waring fleld, is preparing to sl ik e I These onte fed tull, len ope s 0 a large extent wond Reserve Bank i Sroproet garage sad jr the Wash n mines under the | The Seiberling plant here. 1o in i {other hand. held hat 416 Surp'us Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY,~ President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary ed abor. plan #mploy- | erate operation, and he had made ap- \plwuuun in the federal court at Cleve- land for permission to purchase the| Portage Rubber Company of Barl ton. Ohio. is now in bank dvances in rupt for § reporied he bt e been followed | 8180 contemplates purcliase of the ine and there is a |Republic Tire & Rubber Company con. thut; trol. This company has plants at This | Youngstown and Cant Ohi —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Quotatious furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Selling checks—Dollar values at noon tod: )\ 55 Tondon Budapest 4¥as | paris Prague Lo Bruweis Warsaw Copenlingen Kome Chrintiania - Stockiiolm serve, the while her borrow 39.6 per cent. v a4 was pegged Evidently cotton frozen credits as slow to thaw wheat in the ch Miz apolis 2 efiminate troubls, banks expense and werry. Immediate censtrus tion and service. Day for It Wk reat. Why own o car and ‘walk half way home? $195 up ’.j,!. § T 921 108 81, o Maw Davidese Bidg, Gor. 1000 R K Sta. PHONE MAIN 5672 ,, WASHINGToN oFricE " IRON CLAD GARAGE CO,, Inc.. ALTIMORE ——— PHILADELPHIA ——— NEW YORK Rubber. <cptember is not mo; e sunn as U crude rub. o Iy rin this m increased ling among holders of stocks still_higher levels are at hand. feeling is intensified by cables primary markets reporting advances. i » Sugar. AVANA. September ported that immediatae g 5 the work of the { finance commission o that ent any large anount quipment Notex Sold. bateh rnment ! An held b |eent interest, Weld & bezring 1. White by Taio s tip from \ B inthrop Wise = me ues offered, fork Central { Louisville nd - . Line, Chicago and N - and Hudson “hicago. Buriing o blower & Weeks 1o ¥ ities of the Ri ———— et Tl Premiums on Certifie The only Treasury jare not the two issues maturing The last three-year notes put Il\VU 5-16 bid and 100 ithe & premium of one point is ce ymmanding a out = asked W motes maturing Dividend Decl ‘Whichsalesmenarepro- Directors of the Amer: ducing best results? Which Bank have declared the re vidend of 2 per cent T territory is weak? What article sells best? Foranalysis, use Nation- al Multi-Column Record Sheets. Two to 126 col- umns. At all stationers. Look for This Trade Mark ‘When Transfer r of nk. has re- n spent at At- a vacati SLow ut 1L S0 at 611 at 11s and Asked Prices BONDS NATIO! BOO! IATIONAL BLANK DOGK 0O PUBLIC UTILITY. 18 Riverside, Holyoke, Ma: Bid. Asked ican Tel. and T RO = — e [ Am. Tl and Tl cul R Am. Tel. and Tel. couy T 1w RESORTS. Ansicostin and = ATLANTIC 1TV, N, 3. i ATLANTIC 7%"TRAYMO aTY Worlds Greatest Hotel Success i Potomac THE CALVERT |~ Virginia Ave. Moderate Fall Rates. i GOODFELLO “Maryland ave. Beach. American plan. Running water. Private baths. Moderate rates. | Ownership managsment. Mrs. C. J. Goodfello | FeWILTSHIR = 1 Virginia_ave., 34 hotel from Bei Private | bat Power s .. WG M. 8 Ver. b , § Riggs Realty 55 (short) { Washington Market bs Washington Market 5s ( W. AL Cold Storage s STOCKS PUBLIC_UTILIT! and Telgn tion ... 3 as | water; elevator: reduced fall J._Collins._mgr. | Try CLARENDON HOTEL Special fall and winter rates. Running water in all_rooms. tOE_HUTCH CLEVELAND INN North_Chesapeake Beach STILL OPEN. HAARVLAND. 1071, American 3 o Capital % Wasbington Norfolk, and Wash Wash. ftwy. and Wash, Bwy. and NATIONAL L Steamboat . American apital . { Columbia "~ Commercial District - arwers and Mechunic ‘ederal 2 LOG INN OPEN _ ANl of September, Sundays only Oct. & Nov. SEE FOOJ a’ld C’n‘cken D;nnera. Large Roams. . Adds years to hard woods —brings out the beauly of the grain Floors subject to hardest wear, offer the kind of test thet Kyanize Floor Finish thrives on. Easy to_spply, t from the can. No mixil On to-day, dry et e N ! Justre you could desire. Clear varnish or eight attractive-shades from H’,fl Waterproof absolutely. Suits That You Can’t Match Anywhere Under $30 and $35 If yw will meed a new suit this winter—buy it NOW. We're offering a powerful in- centive to early buyers—spits at $21 that mean a saving of $10 or more on the coming sea- American Security and Trust Continental Trusi - Contionat Savings and Trust Osk to Dark Mahogany. k& 1 Sotough that grinding heels cannot scratch it white. i+ son's prices. - = Week Ends. Good Fish- nd peaitice 208 For that very reason Kyanize Fioor Finishis the * g ing: Route via Balto. and [|{ gommeres aad Savivss. { Merchants® ... _ | Security Savings and Commerc Seventh Street Savings. Wonderful qualities—wonderful styles—unbelievable values. Sporty suits in tweeds and fine worsteds—conservative-models, too—they’re all in the sale at $21. We can fit all men—even the stouts—slims—and shorts. * - Bell Clothes Shop STORES ALL OVER THE 'LAND " TWO WASHINGTON STORES Forth Bl 255 920 F Street N.W.--941 Penna. Ave. NW F. E. Richardson, 2212 14th st. n.w. 2 i ; daon : g ams Ferry, Virgimia sadore Small, 713 7th st. n.w. VIRGINIA~ BEACH, ideal varnish for furniture and all woodwork, s N well as floors. ' Annapolis Pike. See Signs at Log Inn Boule- HERE’S OUR TRIAL OFFER ON KYANIZE FLOOR FINISH Caut out this advertisement, bring it to our store and pay 15 cents for s, ‘brush 10 apply the nize. e’ll give you free of charge a it can of Kyanize i Choice of 8 colors. Floor Finish enough to finish & cheir or small table — Columb} Real Estate MISCELLANEOUS. Golumbia Graphophone com . Columbia Graphiophone pLd D. C. Paper Mfg. Co. Merehunty’ Transfer Mergenthaler Linotype oid Old Duteh Market ptd Lanston Monotype Security Storage Washington Market . *Ex-dividend. PLAN TO MOVE PLANT. Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY Everett Station, Boston 49, Mass. Wholesale Distributor: Chas. Becker Paint Company, Inc. Wholesale and Retail 1239 Wisconsin Avenue'N.W. DEALERS: Enterprise Hdw. Co., 927 9th st. n.w. Geo. R. Gill, 642 Penna. ave. s.e. R. M. Brown, 1252 7th st. n.w. C. H. Clark, jr., 1841 18t st. n.w. VA, fi.'lél:l:l::"d‘w.s‘jo.,::::gi . LW, gl. Gunlfldn;m chauz‘mh H st. n.e. t. J. :ayinr& Bro., 10th & Water sts. f . e n, a. av. n.w. red M. Ha . 1. ave. n.e. nited Accessories Stores, Inc., 1324 TR NEW YORK, eptember 23.—Of- B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., 11th & M s.e. Haller & Haller, 930 N. V. ave. n.w. N. Y. ave. n.w. 2 HE WAVERLY ficipia f the American Manufacturin Geo. A. Emmons, 207 Penna. av.s.e. Hughes Bros.. 802 B st. n.c. w. R. Walls, 739 8th st. Ocvan tront. Bookdet. Cotnpapy, one of the largest makers of bafging in the United States, an nounce ther mill mov® their plan to Calcutta, Indla, because of cheap labor: there and the failure to obtain tariff protection. More than 5.000 em- ployes in the company’s plants in Brooklyn, St. Louls apd Charleston, 8. C., will be thrown out of work by the move, it is stated. SUBLRBAN DEALERS. Bethesda—Alfred Wilson., Hughesville—J. W. Bowling & Co. Mechanicsville—E. Trice & Co. VIRGINIA. Falls Church—W. N. Lynch. . VA. SHENANDOAH INN. Until Thanksgiving. T Reasamanie Rates. * HILL TOP HOUSE ™5 - Open_unti] Thanksgiving. Ty It T.'S. LOVETT, Proprietor. Hamilton—G. T. Scholley. Leesburg—Norris Brothers. Manassas—W. C. Wagener. Purcellville—Miliner & Speer. Round Hill—Chas. J. Ford. Anacostla—J. Frank Campbell. Chevy Chase—Chevy Chase Sup. Co. Congress Helghts—F. M. Filllus. Takoma Park—J. B. Simpson. % MARYLAND. _ Bladensburg—Hyman -Brown.