Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 29

FINANGIAL.® THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1921 FINANCIAL, N | BUSINESS IN CLEVELAND AREA Attention, Builders | e e e e -CUTS DIVIDEND 10 it o e The fmemest f| LOANS. SAMUEL UNGERLEIDER & CO LESS THAN D IN 1920|2555 e Fosies . poration s in tle market to purchase Second : g o t :o:; ase ! 1:&';.. on nalm‘:,r':v:fln :I:'l‘la nn-; |§ - If you have money to in- Brokers Besia'of Trust on wndivided interests 1n Resi If vest we s uieg v:;ce ;‘t on N il Hotel ata i . . gilt-edge first D. ort- ew ot Decline of 31 Per Cent Charged to Steel NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND Lieeridbiia bt Willard Hote \ ' . Th. d f Temporary ofice, insures your protection. Cour- Important Announcement by Course in 1r Quar‘ter of 1921. ey Bl teous treatment. James Sb‘n’ Jr.’ Mmer . Commercial Bank—Local Conditions Elsewhere. ' o | Percy H. Russell Co. ||{ S : Utilities Are Firm. SERVICE SECU 8. E. Cor. 15th & “K” Sts. Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Columbus Stock Exchange . H BY GUY T. ROCKWELL, worlldn: overtime to meet require- Bmhf, Sold, Quo!ad Chicago Board of Trade z BY L A. FLEMING. Special Dispatch to The Star. I ontes ‘ v 3 - in 3364-336 it The following Is an extract taken| CLEVELAND, November 17.—The st eaT i | THOS. W. BRAHANY & CO. LOANS ON 3 Telephones Main 7 from a circular letter received this|amount of business done in this “"al' CHICAGO, November 17 (Special).— ! Investment Securities LIBERTY BONDS cl.ulefil::zu BI‘:..C:':I.C\;:I-M. OI‘;(I:IO snorning by shnre;oh::rs in the Com- ;::{:::::f ;r: lm:;l (;::.rte:hut t?l-ll o miarket for canned avods ts brisk 510-11 Evans Building Bects essbyeatisle hamber ommer lumbus, mercial National Bank: ce m the total| nis week, with corn in special de- ang denominations of igli “After a thorough consideration of |done in the corresponding quarter of [ ona" pibher prices are predicted, Washizgton, D. C- 3100, $350, §500, $1,000 J. S. Bache & Co. and Halle & Steiglitz * the matter from all viewpoints your|1920, according to figures just com-|put at present corn, tomatoes and | LOAN DEPT. %4 Uth St. NW. officers and directors are firmly of the | Piled here. These figures are based on gen may be purchased on favorable & the total debits to individual bank ac- | teFme. M : opinion that it will be to the ":‘m;::: counts in this section. This condition oney to Loafl ,SHANNON & LUCHS ndvantage of the institution to of affairs is attributed to the fact that Notes. Secured by first deed of trust om real esatste. _ l."m‘. and more ,J].bll. g;u-zh;nrllg g':st‘rtI::l gtustlhnless. o;n.s of the h&sxc]ln; CHICAGO, November 17 (Special).— mnmwmmz :-n;l‘so--mu. il Mata 713 14“. St. ] Jact, it is indispensable in vie s section, was the las % sh. L. & Trust Fonttantly Incroasing volume of busi- [ to slump and also the jast to experi- | Retallers are being urged by whole Joseph I Weller € T4k LhTw || 24 Jiess which the bank is called upon |[ence recovery of activity. The steel [salers to clean out old stocks. A 10_transact.” -t . ?uai'r:-lulhn;e;chea its l%w(pt‘!nt e?;lyv. shoe manufacturer, now conducting a B This is followed by the statemen! n 3 rd quarter, but since A -Inve that ?'h:xh?nm‘g' December 31, 1921, | time has shown considerable improve- 35’m'|"x‘5-’1'3'{.,:32’1,37,.‘1."':'{’..;’:,';'.{5 the dividend will be reduced from the monm. especially in September and OC- | jow prices with old goods, average ]vre!e:t rate of 10 per :erzdu:ex;‘fagir ‘%:Qhe Bt e sona the thdapena. :lhe ct;‘stl and take a small profit on The railroads are suffer- « s t a - ] he 5 Sent basis, w0 that on e R emt Tor |ont valley stesl producers report u [ (¢ whole stock. G5 ing less from this perlod There are many people who buy and hold | . 1he final quarter of the year.” falling off {n orders. Buying has been () O A0E Foven Pl e” Miumi of business inactivity stocks for a long period of time and then flat- Announcement is also made in the :?en'}nefld l-lrleév o o ",‘“‘,‘9' 1;‘“‘,'.", smelter of the International Smelting than any other industry. ter themselves on taking a profit which does circular letter of the fact that the ne:s ,:nxa:?dnr' u‘gi upppfiowever, Company are belng warmed up pre- Sod ek B not even cover the interest on their money. Tank, “Iike other business enterprises | ess 18 expected fo plck up. however: | aratory to resumption of the smelt- : ey have already pas 3 d financial institutions, has had to | & orders ipment. | INE of copper the first of next week. 42ND YEAR COMPLETED through their 100% defla- ! : s- | €d for rallroad cars and equipm It is ssd enough to be fooled in speculation, - seadjust its assets and make neces- |y, J97 T ORL (NI, Teve fs now op- [The plant has been shut down for| Mogt Americans have been Ansets tion and are headed i vary charge-offs. = @ as today $1,- | OFating at only about 10 to 15 per cent | 51X months, due to the large reserve | thouhtless spenders. Prospe Sursh straight to recovery. but it/ls/sadder st mot teexakacil : s done, o= ducers. of copper in the country. has brought laviah waste. * The value = % b4 00000 capital $400,000 surptus, with | of capacity, according to producers. | SR, O (ORRST 1N e CORTEEY. Ot | hasbroughtlaviah waste. Th The best economists are £ : iv d 3 of $112,- | . AS an aftermath of the recen Lt d e | n e bes! » Keep on speculating, if you want, but put yeserves be increased. out Leo0smen oitathe DAY, which 320,000,000 pounds has been | i lent at 60 vears. The other 8 Unless you adopt a systematic sav- of advance in security gage Real Estate Notes, an investment that is Officials of the Commercial National | street cleaning depar = ear-marked for export. The Inspira- | workor rely on charity. ings plan, very little will be accom- de| f stock rket fluctuatit . ;? plished 1o a financial way. prices will find rallroad independent o 04 ma; uctuations, $uade the statement that “the readjust- 5 = ial tion Mining Company is preparing to| But the war has wrought a chan, oin the Bqtttaors ked b ell-selected first mortgages on anents made have met with the ap-|Complimented for Financial |resume mining of copper ore. for many. "Paying for Liberty Bon X iasues in the 1 bacl y well-se 2 yr?v:‘l"of nnlncles ‘elmrauy' :‘l:d d'll:fil . diti HICAGO, November 17 (Special).— &dlefi@&lu}on. Under the spur Subscriptions for the Write Dept. M for our Washington Homes, and paying 7 per cent. R i L P e and Business Conditions [ he deciine in ‘meat prices is steikc. | gLB2E ey found s new 82d I f Stock - «lends would, in time, result bene! y ingly shown by late figures, which .lnm:\:afll-m’flwzn;um: ':v "!""_ ssue o November Market Letter Ask for booklet “A,” it's FREE. 10_the institution. BY DICK SMITH. show that, while the quantity of [ ®Pro! agai re want. g | e ia There were no_transactions in_the e meat prodicts exported In the first| Now the Liberties are paid for, they |B 5 Rece! : Khares of the bank today on the local | Special Dispatch to The Star. & nine months of this year increased | 3¢ turningtoother good securities, The B nge, 15 "holng the asked price.| KANSAS CITY, November 17—Bank- | 1ine months of this sear increased | Kriobe Py & ideas for these: thritty Shares, $2.50 Per Month . Local Stocks Firm. ers from all over the southwest, ath: | jlar’ period lasi vear, the value of | “hion% = ESTABLISHED 1911 Wi“i s P 1 " g Shares again monopolized the atten- ered here today (o celebrate e P unts | these.exports decreased 22 per cent. .,E,,‘-‘,,‘,'E:“"fi ""'f,,,n_‘:}',:".',r_",",""",‘;;‘_ 4 Per Cont Inter. Continental Bldg., Baltimore, Md. am . ion of traders on the local Stock ex- + Federal Reserve Bank, declared —_— sands on road to Ananeir jenge. 4 ks ungo to the neglect of the bonds.|(hat thia territory Is in better financial Washingt K Exch They have ied many otber wage le sare EQUITABLE BUILDING Members Baltimore Call, Phone or First Mortgage Investments Ahich are liable to make a spurt in | soa- Lo LRI & than at any tme | Washington Stock EXChange | Teathe'ves mew to cave; sad S ready 915 F St. N.W. Stoek Exchange :m:l rl:glr f':x‘lurt when ntew money | gince the depression started. Ail me|;~ & investment for your savings. Heace its grest AN = Wi seeking investment. ines are showing improvement, | Poto Shisese) HN JOY EDSON. Pres 5 Phe traction sharas were the lead- | {Acy asserted. while the oil Industrs | Capitar _The incentive of prott spurs you to eontinas FHANK P. REESIDE. Seey “Safety, Convenience, Profis” .;'"‘ "t‘o!l;fllgt:.](h)}»(iul\ll | and "y,mfi""m are beginning to see! Wash ) it v ng . while Ra ight ahead. - : ston Monoty of Jnade a new high on this movement | Anxiety over the local financial situa- ite pe—12 g Ahen it ‘turned 67%. @ ain of 1% |tion has been relieved by the absorp-|1g ai*ison. " o i (el SR (R points from yesterday's closing. tion by the Commerce Trust Company. ! APTER CALL. Send for Pyter Perking famous book— Getting. o The typesetters were strong. Lan-|the largest bank of the southwest, of | capital Tractim 5 W arCh at o1, * Ahead Tt la s gripping story. fact-found: £ton moving up to 73. while Mergen- | the Midwest Reserve Trust Company.! Potomac Electric cons. 5s—$1,000 at 88. r fi'fizm the Kriebel Plaa— H thaler sold at 131, although closing jwhich had been carrying a heavy amount 2 . &t 130%. of live stock paper. This consolidation BONDS. oat. d, write yoar name and § _ Potomac Electric consolidated 58 {served to relieve any anxiety of de-! Bid and Asked Pric address in the margin and mail to { brought 8% and the 6 percent general |positors and correspondent 8 . { mortgage bonds sold at 95. : Kansas L:il(y packing house PmD:iO)' s L S S KR' EBEL & co_ Wlnle You Save ] g have placed themselves on record as!ame: Tel. and Telga. 4s.... 86i. 7 it ity el Lo oPbosine propomed wage cuts. Retail | American Tel: and Tolsn. 4%s.. on ... | Investment Securit; at 8% Charl Hubbard, formerly con-:;.v"goods dealers, clothing merchants | . | Dept. 18680 137 South La Salle Street, Chicago Tected the Springfield Nationall,;d haberdashers are experiencing an 105% | gonsas i Wi lB“"“- Springfield. Mass., resigning to|yunusual response to advertlsing cam- ¢ nm Clovelend St e"“‘" Under our Ten-Month In- enter the service, and recently connected i pajgns in local papers urging early . “Teleph e :x = ——— vestment Savings Plan you with the Shipping Board, has been eleet- | Christmas shopping. S R Telenkone ML SIS ;d assistant c.x‘l;. r‘{ofs:h:ngc;:t_li-;e:‘; Gity_and Surburba 5510 :_U} Sl CL N lg_“ A a- avings ' Ban . H. Brow s A H jeorgetown Gas 1st ional Capital First Mortgage %0 enter the msurance field. Retail Trading Gets Spurt |fitwsioity, i i O i by Steady Increase in Buying. - on Cutting of Many Prices | ¢ Elec. C huein]e)ss property in Washing- This is the t that c 1 n, the Credit Clearing House of New York BY PAUL C. HEDRICK. HOLD YOURS e ks 8et p - < A siight seasonable lessening of { Special Dispatch to The Star. Do not part with them prour savingsjearn o /e buying by merchants is also noted. SEATTLE, November 1 unless compelled to do so. Please addyess Dept. 22 “ Every section but lh? northern, mid- jmerchandising activities ha oo . . alex kna westers azr}cs{‘l;mdl Section s purt here as a result of an unor- HALE RO BUY MORE I'{ TheF. H. Smith Co. shows an increase in in edness, but {ganized movement toward the cutting CERIPTR 5 % piade = +all with the exception of the middle |of prices in nearly all commodities. | NIEEs Remly 22 (o) Atpresentattractive prices, St EQUNDED 8T8 o) Consider Washin ton--- western group show an increase in pay- |Christmas buying already is under | Washington Market e, 19 thus reducing cost. 815 Fifteenth St. N.W. g ments also. 7 way in Seattle. The holiday jewelry | Washington Murket e ! Improvement is marked in the north- |trade has been stimulated by the a W. M. Cold Storage 3s. - ing and profitable {nformation. ern agricultural rection announcement of three leading jew STOCKS. Wrtte FODAY. for wour=Tico In a word, business is progressing felry firms of a cut of 40 per cent in PUBLIC_UTILITIES, copy X ;’n‘n(;;fa::;r;l\'e::;«g:‘smo sh & little slow- [the ’per:vc:l:'ot diamonds and platinum- | Ametican Tel, and Teig 3 = IT is a remarkable fact that 29 per cent of the _— This cut was followed by a price shiogton ~Gas i i e war amine e Dakers WHich "o | ROSE & COMPANY 96,000 Washington homes are owned by their e e inated today in announcement by ! g e il iali . ,. NEW YORK, November 17.—The |several firms that the retail price for | : 4 Liberty Bond Specialises occupants, according to the 1920 census. Y ruuonlnnrk‘ex‘ o]:el;ed at :de‘clhnfdol a one-poul\ddloaf of bre?’fl w;umh I'it; A B 50 Broad Street, New York City 10 to points today under liquida- |7 cents and for a pound-and-a-hal s ;mn lnlluenl(,')cd b!;; ]diulflflfilnlln‘ lo‘:l 11 cents. The 1914 l;"i(‘fli ranged . al . f h Jverpool cables an arger private {bétween 5 and 6 cents for eleven to ginning figures than expected. After| thirteen “ounce loaves. " Best flour I HIS exceptional proportion of home owners— #elling at 16.55 on the call, however, |costs the bakers 15.! to $6.75 a bar- 1 i Saniiley” soonrailied to-10.76 on cov. |rel sl e A = tliched 1S marking a larger advance since 1910 than of €ring, an a renewal of erin, e ocery trade is slack, w! - 3 3. Subiort. which was encoutamed DElile nugias for Thanksgiving indicated stabliohe 8 9 any State but one—is definite evidence of the char- the better tone reported in the stock {so Only those merchants who . % . .. maricet, firmer forelgn exchange rates specialize in low-priced goods report acter of the residents of Washington and of the an reports A was loubtfu ncreases in business. il . . Shether Lancashire spinners would |men's suits and overcoats is active,|, . . . TRUST ( sound foundation of our First Mortgage Notes on ~ote in favor of ?rctl;anvi'zed short time. |having t;ee;n uumul:!e«fi bby"‘heaml t((.flmmmm Trtet. s > oved Washin % atate "This bulge carried the more acti movement of new goods from e eas! real % othe about 1 to 8 points met higher, |and intensive selling campaign by Te- | Unlon Trost —re-oes.c: ;18 uo 1mpr gto but December did not fully recover |tailers. 4 ‘Washington Loan 'lml Tmn.' . 263 . . lhehear:y 1051;‘ -“ld "‘ed m;rket dw.. = “ds.;.\"_li:?’l BANK. 55 Father irregular toward the end of : - 13 T T e privacs veport ins | cCOmmodity Reports i ;; Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. gdicated ginning of 7.300,000 bales to{ From Various sections November 14, or about ,000 bales for the last period. Futures opened steady: December, NEW ORLEAN: _:.::.emb" 17 (Spe- A March, 16.63:131).—Orders for lumber at the lead- 727 15th Street N.W. Washington, D. C. The Nation’s Hoine Town. Finot Mordgage Loans % > ing mills in this section are decre RLEANS, November 17.—|ing in volume and the mills are cut- lower in the cotton mar-; ting down thelr output accordingly. partly because of poor|{No surplus stock is being accumu- «cables and partly because of a pri-|lated and prices are being main- 52 Years Without Loss to An Investor. yate burcau report of 7.300.000 bales | tained. Tide ' &inned to the 1ith of November, these| SEATTLE, November 17 (Spe- | feal Estate i 1 | igures being considered full and as|cjal)—Lumber men here declare that 5 MISC n Corwenient ED om LoN ! dndicating close ., 8,000,000 bales, as|the proposed reduction in transcon- ! (olumbia Graphop Ve L er tnar ot ; The total crop produced this season.| tinental rail freight s | Columbin Grahophone pfd In the first half hour of the session | fmCapruce and pemicck to 90 eonts | b G aper k. Corrratri i0 18 prices declined 14 to 20 points, to|a thousand feet wlil not serve to | Merchants' Transfer and Storage ..... 25.92 for December and 15.70 for July, | divert shipments from the water | Mergenthaler Linotspe ........ 13013 Futures opened steady: December, | voutes. O e at ; January, 16.03; March, 16.10; Ol oton Ssonorype | ay, 15.95; July, 15.70. on. fcurity Storage LIVERPOOL. November 17.—Cotton| KANSAS CITY, November 17 (Spe. | Wrshiuston Market ... +—Spot quiet; prices firm. Good mid: | cial).—The Prairie Oil and Gas Com- | Gling. 1128 fully middling, 10.38;| pany has been forced to draw on re- | While it was sending out notices from ] ] i middling, 10.48; low middling, 9.18;{serves to meet requirements of its!Baltimore to chairmen of various | I N2 Gifteenth Strneel NMain 6858 good ordinary, 7.43; ordinary, 6.68.|customers for the first time since the | classes of its employes vesterday, call- Sales, 5.000 bales, fincluding 1,200 depression hit the oil industry. The |ing for a meeting to discuss reductions American. Receipts, none. Futures recent increase in crude oil prices in|in November, 10.03; Decem- | the midcontinent fleld is expect to | Baltimore and Ohio road also issued ges and new working rules, the Your Silent Partner Closed e ber, 10.05; January, 10.10; March, | stimulate drilling operations. Unless |a call for 650 men to report Monday to 40.11; May, 10.11; July, 10.08; Septem- | production in_the Mexia fleld 15\1(; shops for work. i REDEMPTION NOTICE ber, 981 driven up to 200.000 barrels daily it is not expected to break the price. M Wh oviih o v B e dsseed T. PAUL, November 17 (Special). oney . en you work without saving, you work alone. Your income is deriv DIVIDENDS DECLARED. . P e - Island Oil & T ¥ A g, y & 3 en S ohion‘on it Srades hers 1% |In Any Sum slan 1 ransport solely from the sheer weight of your own strength and ability, and is subject to the usual risks of health and business uncertainties. Stock of ecord. Payable. T Our connectlons locally and in Gloves. other citles enable us to fur- nish money in any amount for Washington Real Estate En- Alfred, Decker & Cobn, Tnc. Corporation To Holders of Temporary 8% and Participating Secured Gold Notes: Due June 15, 1926 -10 Due. 1 (NEW, YORK. November 17 (Spe- 30 Dec. 1|clal).—Keen disappointment is bein Dec. 11 xpressed by Elove manufacturers ns terprises. < i the result of the first glove auction Stone & Fairfax sale here. Makers d re the prices 2424 which the goods brought wese far | 1342 N. ¥. Ave. Mot under cost of replacement. e When you save and invest your savings, you have working with and for you a silent partner, whose income serves as insurance against these risks. and who some day may earn more for you than you can make by your own efforts. Teegraph & " Cabie € 1 o. & Telegraph - De The principal requirements, if you wish to provide for your future a sure and independent income, are the assured return of your money at some definite date, and the payment of a fixed annual income for the use of your money. These qualities are best combined with other advantages, in the opinion oi the most competent judges, in sound, well-chosen bonds. Grain, PORT ARTHUR, Saskatchewan, Ne vember 17 (Special).—Grain is coming into this port in record volume and is . being shipped out through the | Over a Quarter of a Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of the Trust Agreement dated June 15, 1921, The New York Trust Company, Trustee, having received from the Island Oil & Trans- gréat lakes as speedily as possible to port Corporation a deposit of sinking fund moneys covering clear before the close of navigation. "';f"‘;.""; Gil sold from the producing properties of the corporation or its 3 wthoul iaries duri; onths of July, August and t > . . . . s.mafi;d G & Beddre ¢ SeCAROR "’;‘ ool ol L :‘;‘;‘ff‘,‘,‘,’.’i,‘,.m"‘,‘, uk:: for m;mm{ Pk ng‘; of p.r,s,:;:,?,;: Never before in our forty years’ experience as investment dealers, have interest Ktindard | Gil g clal).—The p'e‘irolg-}';:mbfi;nl' \wsfsf;] L notes of numbers listed below, viz: rates been so high and bonds so correspondingly low in price, as in the last few years. The high interest rates now obtainable, shown in our Novem- ber ‘Bond List, are rapidly declining. as indicated by the reductions in the Federal Reserve Bank rates and the advance in bond prices during the last few months. here are running at 50 per cent ca- . . pacity. Many 1dfe Workers nave been || DidYon Ever Say I Can’t Save? PITTSBURGH, November 17 (Spe- Did you ever honestly try gian—in the Shenango' valley ihe | to save. arnegie Stee ‘ompany is operatin, i LONDON BANK STATEMENT. its New Castle plant at normal ca By honestly we mean this— LONDON, November 17.—The week- | PCItY. The American Sheet and Tin- Did you ever obligate your- || 1y ‘statement of the Bank of Engiand | Biate, COmPany ls running its New shows the following changes: = -'¢ |Castle and Farrell mills about 75 per Total reserve increased (829,000, | SNt apacity. The sheet mill of the circulation decreased £516,000, bullion z gsopers Denomination $1,000 T 16 626 768 1488 2058 5215 5615 145 640 910 1623 2064 5265 5672 161 650 937 1653 2200 5308 5687 166 675 1120 1657 2253 5360 5697 216 4 676 1135 1658 2452 5366 5699 273 706 1303 1775 4761 5422 5836 282 707 1355 1776 4779 5454 5861 I you desire to take advantage of the present very exceptional opportunity for the most profitable investment of your. funds, you should consult your investment banker withoxt delay. . self to buy securities—Liberty |: Bonds or First Mortgages—on the installment plan? 429 708 1394 1810 5051 5531 5926 Sncreased £12.343, other securities in. | 3tin8 full time. You will be- surprised—and 469 733 1430 1811 5165 5567 5951 : DA e Ei0s1 000, pabs opostis n- o e et e pnecial | ligpleasedatithe remta, 1433 5211 We shall be glad to have you call at our Washington office and consult with creased (1175000, notes reserve in-(increased thelr output to about 5o ou’rf%‘;'—]:‘;i’slbi‘i’;‘r"g‘ag'e‘: :rf us about bonds, and how best to take advantage of their present low prices. sel .000, government securi- |Per ce! ¥. e Sante Fe, o . . q i i ¥ Kies decreased 1576000, Tiinols, Central and Westorn Pacific|| the installment plan. Denomination $500 A copy of our November Bond List will be sent upon request. Th 0 tl nk’s lave al £l new orders . to lobility this week is 18.47 por sent |and inquiries for rails are m:l:f;?";? . 0&" 7'%:hl,’lrst lélolr!gages af- Ta36 1036 1557 1981 Last week it was 18.27 per cent. merous. 0 he Pennsylvania and or nothing of interest to o Rate of discount 5 per cent. the New York Central are in the mar- speculators. They meet the Said temporary notes so drawn for redemption will be paid on and Ask for November Bond List — ket here. needs of those with whom after December 15, 1921"at the office of the undersigned, upon BAN SHELL-RIM GLASSES Hostery. safety of principal is the prime presentation and surrender of said notes, with proper Ownership o 2 ¢ bt requisite, and who are satis- Certificates for interest, at par together with a premium of 10% ROCHESTER, N. Y. November 17.| PHILADELPHIA, November 17 ith Pt of their par value,. the interest accrued to December 15, 1921 —The American Association of Whole- | (Special).—The demand for full- fied with the largest income iy wa 5 b hare of sarich 3 s al y ny sale Opticians at its semi-annual|fashioned hoslery still continues compatible with such safety. eir pro ra participating payments due at meeting here authorized the appoint-|brisk. One factory which has been | that date. 1L Pine Street, Corner William, New York ment of a committee to urge on the |running irteen hours a day since Jublic the wearing of eyeglusaes suit: |May has not causnt up with oraers|| B, F, SAUL CO. THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY : uble for the occasion on which they |yet. Salesmen for spring lines will Lo . Trustee. were worn. start on the road this week. Mortgage Loans It was the sense of the convention ag! Dated November 15, 1921 Washingten Office, Hibbs Bidg. that shell-rims were not proper for Candy. 1412 E st Nw 5 > evening or street wear, and it is pro-| NEW ORLEANS, November 17 ye e We Telephone Main 2078 yosed to carry on a campaign to im- | (Special).—The approach of 2 B yress this view on the public. Shell- d-.?r season is brl‘x’x%lns a ‘1’[00‘: Eo;' %l:. ) Main 2100 rims were said to be going out of style. | ders to the candy factories and all They were said to disfigure the facey | are operating full time. Some are