Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 28

3 3 : ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 192I.° i FALSE PRICES FATAL. 2 NEW YORK, October 7.—Ramueral mhffioio‘nAggehmE;mts ACTIVITY IN SMALLER PLANTS mercial morrowing. Savings deposits | age. been fired and the plant will work who take advantage of the price un-ifor past week, 753 hogsheads, against are greater than a year ago, but are de-| gALINA, Kan., October 7 (Special).|at capacity for an indefinite pericd | certainty of the present market to|sales of 818 hogsheads. The murket for BRIGHTEN E 1 PE g el erchandise by freight | KARSaS farmers are ocutting down Over 500 men are affected. [ Faise “Wrices to " fititions , replaces |ail desirable grades e very uctive, with and post 18 heavy and rotatlers are b= | Joers re ne st Dnlor These | 1 , vel 2 lowing 2 policy | Prices well maintained. . 3 < 5 3 e o “{‘flf‘,‘h L l,‘.‘.f,i,f:},,%fi:'f iy | ” Prices per 100 pounds—Inferior and ing with increased confidence, yet regu--mon” claimed the -acreage sown this | lating their stocks to actudl demand. the Dry Goods Economist this)frosted, 3.00a5.00; sound, common ol ety BlOCKE il trogal, Jemand. ftall will be 20 to 30_per cent URer |y burrel in crude oil came &s & sur country banks and there is little com- | New Jeuey;Jn .wau above the aver-luary 1. All of the 310 ovens have Hiohast i cost | ~miost beautiful and exclusive 4 n. - - 5 0. good common, 11.00a17.00; m OE £ 1 R Sh D 2 d d I 1 that of the previous season. prise to many opers in the mid ek. It says: o nvigorated by liguidation of debts in et perators in * "With prices in some lines s dium, 18.00a27.00; good to fine red, 28.00 cial ‘Keports ow Lecrde MPrOVE=|the country distriéts. Prices have come continent territory, as they had not < P ized. and with advance|840.00; fancy, 40.00a11.50; seconds.’ com- Bown-1n ballling matertals ol waes Jewelry. \ believed ‘that consumption had ap | cacurring in others, there will be a to medium, 5.00a17.00; seconds, 5 e = in the buflding trades are 40 per cent| NEW YORK, October 7 (Special).—iproached close enough to prodaction | oo on the pact of the less far- | €994 to fine, 1%.00430.00: upper country ment in Trade Condltlons lower in the country towns than in|There is a small, but steady demand|to assure such an increase. SMITR PIA feel that they can t;r.:c:ga‘.":n“t’h:y Stock in warehouses, 26,323 hogsheady. | El 11 = e e A e aw e R ie ™ sithough I HADELYII e | Charies v Tugstis Sts. Bultimers: | did in wartimes, to boost thelr prices { sewnere. uhr;flnu:nu plans for large funds for |the volume of business is small. clab)—Busing b Hil'er; for to_what they will call ‘replacement! GERMAN VESSEL LOADED. - cl table organizations, as some ldle-| gmamrLE, October 7 (Special).— N sl < value’ ™ { s 5 s ness Is expected to prevail throughout | gysiness is very quiet among jewelry | JOURREER Of Whis weetion well BALTIMORE, October 7.—The Ger- BY PHIL S. HANNA. helped was bLut 4,000. There were |this section all winter. denlers here and many firms have e winter s yet begun to lay in their holida; man stewmship Deutschfeldo, which g .\ $,537 men working an average of . n pec patch to The Bt = lies between Baltimore and Ham- o X thirty-five hours a week in twenty-| New High Marks for stocks. with standard ate plies { DETROIT, October 7.—The reopen-|four shops here on June 2. This g Prices | Shipnents e it et iburg. will sail tomorrow with 2iing of the smaller industrial plants|week 61,866 will work an average of Corn Production in South Conteetionery. running ahead o e 'heavy. generar cargo, including 750 or this section has gone far- to dispel|fOTtY hours in thirty-six shops. ! PHILADELPHIA, October 7 (Spe-!week. Lons of copper Bloime rorieat : Lake traflic will show a terrific fall| BY RALPH SMITH. cialy—Confectionery manufacture and flour, lubr! 2 odings for a bad winter. |as compared with 1920. The freight, . are booking orders for the Christmas| . . . Reports of additional activity ut the|tonnage pussing through the Soo |SPecial Disputch to The Star. e O oos ranging from 26 to| (CHICAGO. Gctoher 7.—Although the s—————————————————— |.maller plants ure coming in from all |10Cks up to October 1 totaled 37,310,-| ATLANTA, October T.—Tle cam-|gy per cent below those in effect last | of Labor has udopt over Michigan. A high official of | 200 9L 48 compared with 65,357,338 | paign to induce farmers of the south |geagon, Demand on this basls {s fair. v tons for a corresponding perfod last Kresge & Co., operating a large chain | yeur. to plant less cotton and more corn The Grand Trunk raflway shops,| has been a startling success this sea- Ben Franklin Said: “SAVE and HAVE” Notex. ,536 1 ing oil on-Ferrous Metals. 5 of five and teu cent st St r =N todus that theie o stores, declared! pnioh (losed down two weeks 4go,|ton. The farmers of Georgla raised |, JOPLIN, Mo. October T, (Speciul). ¥ that their sules definitely re-|will reopen in the near future. | this tareest cotn crop 't the histors | The JNCTesSEN in the Orieos fo8 (Lot | roats huve oot t flected increasing_purchasing power. of the stute fhis year. Tennessce |Snd 3inc ores has brought Theer i i . S soil iy - ining district. This{ing fe men and 1 Reports of the vublic weltare depart-| COSh and Price Liquidation' | farmers bLroke ‘all previous records D et been forecast but did not | dustrial « v laa :{ment of Detroit show decided im-1 A .| and Misslsuippl ulso set @ new high|rollow immediately the advances in|steps. The Iprovement . in_industrial ‘conditions| Feature St. Louis Trading | P, “seorcen’ Goorgion com sro- | the markets for the refined products. | [ ¢iut fewe to the donerias, 1280 mennapplted | WY NG Guetion this season will total 81,400~ | NEW YORK, October 7, (Spectal).— | ;i [ e T eTe et ot abg. leat month| 4 NING: 500 bushels, Tennessce exceeded that | Japan has entered the market for ..\ Y R e S U ! Speciul Disputeh to The Star. with 95,000,000 bushels and Mlississippi | copper’and is buying a goodly amount |y’ Cotuntari) i|the department was caring for 14,000 1 ™'Go PSS QOO I o realization | Fuised 92,000,000 bushels, of the red metal. European demand { i AR TR e n Sepiemuer the 1o i) 2 5 cullzalion | “rhese bumper crops will result in |also s improving and American con- This Book_Is a Beautiful Bank {among business men of the mandatory | greatly increased meat production |sumers are muking inquirles for{ _— . necessity of liquidating costs and prices | throughout the south. As facilities |largely increased amounts. {LEHIGH FILES PLAN FOR Call and Get One cursion lis an outstanding feature of the busi- | for marketing corn are inadeguate. Close to lfitll | nens situation. This must not be taken | the crop will be used lurgely to fatten Knitted Good 1 SEPARATING PROPERTIES We have Ieeds of these novel bunks on hand. and Inctuding War Tax o [Ilias an indication that Lasic conditions | cattle and hogs. ' Lack of marketing) pogrox, October 17, (Special) fiey may be fud apen application te any of ou staff. They ; : - G e con- | e panies ‘in' this state. vo | Manufacturers of machine knit war- ? : 3l k. 7 ha lbuild und operate grain elevators. |Ments are Raviig : ompany tiled i will fit auy xheli or bookrack, and will hold many dollars ts 1 readjustment and] o ! s of dyed its long deferred i spare chan, ey are Gnished heautifully in blue und y y Bank reserves continue to enlarge. De- { 7 IS will further encourage corn pro- | Looren yarns to supply their needs tion of its coal pro : ' T <. Cail ‘for 1 iposits in city banks are decreasing in| duction. i e it aceat ) v cold— it wait antil sou secure yours. Call for it today. Bt Wi e irastion of erens tn| Business generally in this section |This is att linipar: foitheigredt The Great Metronoliv 7 ld —_— " conilnues to show steady 1.,.,,,-.,“.|lncrun' n consumption of these ) ment. Wholesalers und jobbers here |yurns by Land kaltters al SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 and in other distributing centers have |country. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT SPECIAL TUBOFGI TRALN Best Value in L K : | ot GRIE. SEuR AtEEHBI to, Ehe i Ditect to7 Fehen 80 Washingt. 1 modities and by hnprovement in col- = YORK“’).c.l::h-:r' DR Leaves Wushington asmington 3 : lections. R O e alin most modern equipment for the s e papers may b rented here for as little as Midnight, 12:45 am.: Penna. Sta. in the heart of New York City 0 a.m. Returning, leaves New York 5:70 pn. FSimilar excursions November 13 ‘The and worsteds for women's wear for iCommodity Reports fext wpring from § fo 12% per cent in expected to stimulate buylug in s i i e lines. The goods affected com- | par value and From Various Sections |those lines, The goeds sfectid fom | vas varue wo of your Semi-detached. 8 large rooms: two complete baths: floored attic; 2 screened sleep- ing porches: built-in refrig- STANDARD SAVINGS BANK tor: cold vrutt, sotiues/lieAsiprnasiaet | Bati ot corey 4 erator: cold-storage room; " B Sicel deicl . 2 e 2 SOMERSET, Pa., October T (Spe.- 0 o) : heated garage; breakfast Loose-Leaf clal).—The fruit crop in Somerset| HARRISBURG, Pa,October T (Spe H porch; instantaneous ~water county is a failure: The apple crop |cfal).—The Pennsylvania rallroad | 0 i 9th and New York Avenue Pennsylvania System heater; expensive lighting fix- s {ill b 75 per cent under lust season’s | shopa In this district have put nearly | BROer to diverse iself fron o The Boute of the Broadway Limited. ; tures; beautifu firenlace; Price Books | rocord. Peaches make a similar show- | 600 additional men to work this week 2 an u 3 ther to E will eonvey all its in heavy oak floors: wide lot to ing. One orchard that shipped 156 |and are preparing to add furf ite cars in 1920 loaded only two cars this|thelr frces. 5 s. : o ANCISCO. Oectober 7 (Spe-|Inquiries for large tonuages of stecly gy ‘ different forms of rulings. |! .i%1). ¢ care b l:zu.rlfed!p?-?;ducu huve been recelved here from ahiires ot Cotbni b S 1715 Irving Kok your stationes o [[2omiviad SEFE gl i £ zite| S ia e = ; i . 5 :h the demaud from the 5 7 (s = Tata o tip forl S show you National Series it il sastern cltles of large W ezgn‘;';;gf,;d“fifi,"fl',.,,'ffi,,m,u Binthrop It 10 = | St. N'w. 4800 and 4900. foreign population is undiminished.| ;7 the Western Pacific are each in Slvu&;xwvhu-db i (“'u'l;rn weather has improved ""!th? market for s{oflzon’t‘iula ?‘ar . Th,.‘ encoe. . Tuit. { Pittsburgh and Lake Erie has con- ! 1or other, OPEN DAILY Look far This Trade Mark i — {tracted for the repair of 1,000 freight ( benefit o When You Bay 1 Sugar. T W ORLEANS, October 7 (Special) | GiRARD, Ohio, October 7 (Special). | | _Sugar refinertes which closed down | gy %ot e Girard plaat of the A. | NATIONA| Tast wuminer are expected to resume |31 Hoers Company will be under pro- L melting ebout the middle of this | g o¥erS Pl ™ Phe company Mt Pleasant cars (o Irving st. and walk half square west. | month. The harvesting of this year's| . otes at this plant the largest > ) propertie B. H. GRUVER i crop of cane will begin in about two [ RGEHIC il in the world, consisting | WPPOsITion v the nroposed plan : > weeks. of eighty-eight furnaces. latter its publication on three sepa Owner and Bullder =) { groun: Union Trust Bldg. e ILADLLP;;PI.:‘.".t ber 7 (Spe i e bt t i e T 2 eoks Pr 03 . October 7 - N ASANT, Pa., Uctober 7 4 NATIONAL BLANK BOOK CO. i e Stop of white potatoes in (si‘:’cltfif_f’.}‘h:p‘m,l 3% the Moant| 011 STOCKS. Phone Main 768 : 18 Riverside, Holsoks, Mass. | Pentisylvania, Deluware ‘and New | 18I0 0 Coke Company has resumed | Quoiatiues fomiics by W. 5 s & ¢ i Jers % operations after being idle since Jan- | t % ————————————— Why It Costs You Too Much To Live The trend of living costs, as the Baltimore Sun observes, “is -the _most important issue in the average household of America today.” When, therefore, this trend is upward, especially in foodstuffs, as during the past few weeks. father and mother naturally wonder a bit anxiously if this upward trend indicates the end of price reductions. in many lines 5 and the beginning of a new cra of increasing costs. 1f prosperity is waiting for prices to come down where people can buy, then the reverse movement has a meaning to every one—banker, merchant, or toiler—and if the toiler happens to be among the millions of ashington ( % : —_— FOREIGN BONDS. Quotatious furnished by W. &5. Hilbs & Co. unemployed, his interest in this subject is apt to be especially acute. Reasons for the v F\Q:':"»‘»E}";u;::y recent advance, from profiteers to short crops, come from all sides: The 70 per cent % o aa increase in the price of cotton, thus giving Southern farmers more money to spend, is also i - 11 H S 9 i advanced as a reason by IWallace's Farmer (Des Moines). “Labor costs, coal costs, high interest rates, and high freight rates”—each has contributed to the risc in food costs. PERPETU maintains the Memphis Commercial Appeal, which further declares that “war profiteers are ? seizing upon a natura] demand to advance prices.” 2 Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore matuarity Assets More Than A careful examination of the editorial pages of newspapers in all parts of the United States has been made by The Literary Digest, with a view toward seeking the causes of high living costs, the tendencies for a rise or drop in them, and the remedies suggested for i the relief of the public. - i In the leading article of The Literary Digest this week, October 8th. -the result of this i examination is presented, and it makes enlightening reading, indeed. | Other articles that are particularly timely and of undoubted interest to the general pub- : lic in this number of The Digest are: - i o ain it- varnishes The Tax Bill as Bitter Pill _ Charlie Chaplin’s Art. Dissected $7,000,000 St s asitv hs el The League’s Court Started g Colleges for Silk Shirts Surplus Nearing — brings out the natural beauty of the . Still Republican Weather Our Lawless Age $800,000 What Soviet Russia Thinks of “A' House of Happiness” for the One operation — that's all. é ; & ovie B . F | Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. o B gany ) and 3, good ot apply it “Capitalist” Relief - Cinat Biite Wy . By mixing. Before r eyes, old furniture dissj re. Inits pl.:ieuym have ma omament. Wm and var- nished in & single stroke. Kyanize Floor Finish, made to endure abuse on floors, is for that very reason, ideal for furniture and woodwork as well. VLmM—dm—M gritty heels cannot scratch it ‘white. Britain’s “Colonial Revolution” ! How Not to Train Preachers Russia Faced by a Baltic Union Salvation Army Report on Prohibition British View of Irish Reluctance Topics of the Day = Are Our Wives Healthy and Happy? Inyestments and Finance : | e ousrse, i New Wrinklel in Electric’ Signs Best of the Current Poetry 2 DESIRE ‘s‘r:\';-:m\‘;.c DL s ;4‘]}ml ers Fox Uncle Sam’s Success with Reindeer Personal Glimpses of Men and Events - ; RE e AT 11 \ ATLANTIC cImy “THE CALVERT Many Interesting Illustrations, Including Cartoons October Sth Number on Sale Today—News-dealers 10 Cents—$4.00 & Year | v Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY Everett Station, Boston 49, Mass. Wholesale Di Distributor: | “Vicginia Ave. Moderate Full Rates. Chas. Becker Paint Company, Inc. e Wholesale and Retail ® - iy waier: elezator; reduced Tal 1239 Wisconsin Avenue NW. - Speal fall snd winter retes. Rums t DEALERS: . water in all rooms. MONROE HUTCHINS. R. M. Brown, 1232 7th st. n.w. Enterprise Hdw. Co., 927 9th st. n.w. F. E. Richardson, 2212 14th st. n.w. 2 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, Sm; C. H. Clark, 841 1st st. . Geo. R. Gill, 642 Penna. ave. s.e. 1sal all, 713 7th st. n.w. 3 = Columbia Hdw. Co., 3419 Ga. av. n.w. M. Goldstein, 903-905 H st. A yior & Bro., 10th & Water sta. THE WAVERLY A. Denekas & Scn, 3610 Ga. av. n.w. Fred M. Haas, 2034 R. |. ave. United Accessories Stores, Inc., 1324 Ocean front. Boollet. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., 11th & M s.e. Haller & Haller, 830 N. Y. ave. n.w. N. Y. ave. n.w. - 1 3 Mrs. B. G. PORTEI Geo. A. Emmors, 207 Penna. av. s.c. Hughes Bros., 802 B st. n.e. W. R. Walls, 739 8th st. s.e. FERS FERRY, W, VA. Anacostia—J. Frank Campbell. SUBURBAN DEALERS. x 'y Chevy Chase—Chevy Chase Sup. Co. Bethesda—Alifred Wiison. Hamliiton—G. T. Scholiey. Congress Heights—F. M. Filllus. Hughesville—J. W. Bowling & Co. Leesburg—Norris Brothers. Takoma Park—J. B. Simpson. Mechanicsville—E. Trice & Co. Manassas—W. C. Wagener. . —_—— e MARYLAND. VIRGINIA. Purcellville—Miliner & Speer. SHENANDOAH INN. Biadensburg—Hyman Brown. Falls Church—W. N. Lynch. Round Hill—Chas. J. Ford. 3 I I Thankegiving. - - T Reusonable” Rates.