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Evening star., 1921-04-09
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK, April AT the close
of the present week the three matters
uppermost in the mind of the financial
community are. the great British
labor crisis, the trade developments
as they bear upon the question OF
whether or not the situation at large
is getting better and the course OF
| money rates.
The most pertinent comment upon
the industrial troubles in England has
all along been that they are toe
stupendous in their possibilities tc
make it conceivable how a rupture
could finally occur. or if it were to
occur, how there could be a contest
of any duration at all.
The losses would be so fabulous and
the suffering of the public SO severe
| that one side or the other. would have
| to give in quickly, or both strike d
compromise.
That the British government could
surrender to the unions has never
been even thinkable Consequently
the markets have never considered
but one of three eventualitieS-frst
an eleventh-hour settlement; second
an early compromise after the strug-
gle was on. and third, the complete
defeat of the labor element.
Domestic Trade.
Testimony regarding domestic trade
conditions has again been very con-
ficting all week. The brightest spot
is the automobile industry. with many
companies getting ready for a capac-
ity output. The idea held in some
quarters that the recovery here and
in other lines like the textile trade
was merely flash in the pan. is dis
appearing. On the contrary. the best
judgment is that while progress will
be uneven-that is to say, by no
means steady-the real turn in these
industries has come and will prove
a lasting turn. AS to when a similar
change will overtake other trades
which are still scraping on bottom
both as to prices and production. il
is hard to say. Oil trade representa-
| tives are fairly confident that prices
with them are on the upgrade. II
seems almost certain that the virtual
ly complete shutdown at the copper
| moving upward before long. simp; '
because the remaining surplus will
have been worked off. The steel mer
are the most dubious of any.
Pig Iron Production
March figures have just shown pig
iron production the lowest on record
in comparison with furnace capacity
Iron and steel prices have SO far dis
| played no inclination whatever to
| mend. When the Midvale Steel di-
/ rectors passed their dividend this
week they spoke of the company
doing business at loss and had moth
ing to say that showed they were at
all hopeful of change. The pres-
| dent of the Bethlehem Steel Company
/ admitted that this would be a lean
tyear for the steel companies but look
ed for an improvement before the end
! of it. Summed up. the preponderat-
ing view in business circles is that
the downward movement reached its
climax at the close Of 1920, that while
in certain lines like steel the first
quarter Of 1921 will be even worse
the main tendency since the begin
ming Of January has been toward re-
Evening star., 1921-04-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. April Especially
Potatoes-White. per cwt.. 90a1.25
McCormicks. 75a90; cobblers, 90a1.25
No. 2. 4oa5o; Florida, new. per bar
rel, 3.00a7.50; sweets, per barrel, 5000
500; yams. s.ooa4.5o; No. and culls
wax, per crate, 3.50a450. Beets, pei
bunch, 4a6. Asparagus, per dozen
3.ooa55o. Rhubarb. per bunch, 4a5:
cap6age. per per hampe6 r.. Local: % 80 so
| cumbers.' per box, s.ooa4.oo. Celery
per crate. 2.50a3.00. Eggplants. pei
crate. 3.o0a5. 90. Kale. per bushel. 1;
a30. Lettuce, per basket, 1.50a3.5o
Onions. per scwt., 1.00a1.5o. Peppers
per crate. s.5oa5.50. Radishes. pei
100 lunches 75aso. Spinach. pei
bushel. 40a70. Peas, per basket. 2:0os
$50. Tomatoes. per crate. 1.50a6.50.
Apples-fer barrel, 8.00a6.00; pei
box 1.5oa350: loose, per cwt:. 1:ooa
1:5o. Oranges. per box. Sooa5.o 90
Grapefruit. per. box. 2.5oa4.5o. Straw
berries, per quart. 2Oa30.
CLOSING PRICES.
Wheat-No. q red winter, spot
spot. 1.43; April, LAB; May, LA.
Sales-None.
Corn-Cob, new yellow. s.6oas s.
per bbl. in cargoes; contract corn
spot, 7ok: April, 7oE; track corn
yellow. No. 3 or better. 73.
quality. 1.4Oa1.50 per bushel; No.
western export, spot, 1854 per
busheL
Hay-No. / timothy. nominal;
standard timothy. 23.0Oa23.5o: No. 2
timothy: 2s;ooa22.5o; No; timothy
/ 20. O.Ooa20.50; No. 2 light lover, mixed
I &. 00a19 90: No. clover, mixed
is.ooais.oo; No. 2 clover. mixed
IA. .0oal7. 90; No. 8. 11.ooa1a.Oo; No. !
clover, Is. 5.O0a16.0o: No. clover, 1900
a13.0o; No. 3, lo.0oa11.5o; sample hay
10. 09a14.0O.
straight rye. nominal; No. 1 tangled
rye, 1900; No. 2 tangled rye, 1900;
No. 1 wheat, 13.00a13.50; No. wheat
l2. .00a1250; No / oat, nominal, 1S.0Oa
1850: No. 2, oat, 16.Q0a17o0.
CHICAGO, April s.-Depreessing
economic news from England and
responsible for bearish wheat mar
ket at the start today. Trading was
light, however. and the greater part
Of the. early decline was recovered.
The Pacific coast reported 100000
bushels of wheat sold to Japan yes
terday and crop reports were favor
able to the bears. Opening quota
tions, which varied from u lower to
y higher, with May 1.34 to 1.34A
and July at 1.11% to 1.12A,. were
followed by slight declines. and then
some ewhat Of q reaction.
Corn acted rather firm with lack
of selling pressure and rallied after
small break early. After starting
unchanged to u higher, including
July 63h. the market declined a lit
tie. then recovered most of the loss.
Oats sympathized with other GER
eals and althourh firm at the be-
ginning suffered from absence of SELL
ing pressure. After starting h lower
to 4 higher. including July 3S to
3S7s. quotations hovered around the
opening.
Higher quotations on hogs We're
responsible for the strength in provi-
sions, lard advancing moderately on
scatf cred huYing
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LOWER WEEK IN MARKET.
BY DEPRESSING FACTORS

NEW YORK. April 9:-Sharp fluctua-
tons in money rates, additional revision
OF commodity prices and the extremely
critical British industrial situation were
the chief factors of an irregularly lower
week in the stock market Call loans
rose to per cent after establishing a
low quotation for many months at the
renewal rate of 5k per cent, thereby
dampening the hopes of those who had
expected that cheaper money might re-
suit IN revival of investment buying.
AS a matter Of fact, tendencies in the
bond list and among high-grade shares
were distinctly lower. several of the
better known rails and industrials SELL
ing at prices approximating their mini
mum figures. This WAS especially true
of Pennsylvania railroad issues, includ-
ing the new 6ks and general 5s.
Aside from the pressure directed
against number Of unclassified spe-
cialties, preponderant part of the
week 8 operations was again made up of
speculative favorites. especially steels,
equipments. motors and oils.
While the belief prevails that lower
schedules are impending in the steel in
dustry. this is offset by the action of
the Republic Iron Company, which yes
terday announced an increase of not
less than 81 for bars. piates and struc-
tural parts.
Signs of general trade improvement
were restricted to a few specialties, the
motor industry reporting a further irfA
crease Of production. Leather, textiles
and tobacco were backward with cop
per and other base metals.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
u. S. BUSINESS STRUCTURE
HINGES ON FOREIGN TRADE

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Speaking at
the annual dinner of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association here
Joseph H. Defrees, president OF the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, said the business structure OF
this country can never be put in
satisfactory condition unless we give
ADEQUATE attention to foreign trade.
s.Mcthods of financing foreign trade
are different from those of financing
internal trade" he added. Long
time credits are demanded. They are
especially demanded in these times.
when the liquid capital of the people
abroad is largely depleted. In con
sidcring this matter of foreign trade
must we not keep in mind also that
if we sell we must buy, and that 1t is
particularly so at this time. when our
nciehbors abroad owe us so much
money.
Mr.. Defrees lauded the attitude of
the present national administration,
from which much of good may be ex-
pected, he said.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The general
disposition to wait for British labor
Developments was shown in very
small volume Of business in the cot
ton market here again today. The
opening was steady at d decline of
3 to points under some scattering g
liquidation, but there was no selling
pressure of consequence and active
months held within or points of
yesterdays closing during the early
trading, or around 12.1l for July.
Futures opened barely steady. May,
! So; July. l2.12: October. l2.10: De-
cember. SO: January, 1909.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Quiet
steadiness prevailed in the early trad
ing in cotton today. Values sagged
generally under the continued unfa :
vorable strike news from England
and in the first half hour of business
lost to points, May sinking to
11.25.
Futures opened steady. May, II 80;
July, 1853; October, 1214; December,
1898; January. l254
Evening star., 1921-04-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
STEEL PRICES ADVANCED.
Republic Company Acts and Others
Fall Into Line.
sHoRr-rERM SECURITIES.
Closing prices
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
Selling checks. dollar yalue.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Renuh-
lie Iron and Steel Company, through
It's Chairman, has announced an ad-
vance of So ton in the price of
bars, plates and structural steel. 1t
is stated the new prices were made
10 meet the increased cost of pro-
duction.
PlTTSBURGH. April "a number
OF the leading Independent steel
companies in the Pittsburgh and
Youngstown districts have followed
the lead of the Republic company
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, April 9.-In.
dependent steel companies of the
Youngstown district today indicated
that they will not follow the exam
pie of the Republic Iron and Steel
Company. one of the largest inde-
pendents here, in raising the price
of plates. bars and structural steel
81 ton.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

AOSAh "HOLESALE MARKET.
southern, 25.
Live poultry-Roosters. per H.. 81;
spring. per h.. SOaso: hens. per lb.. 80;
Keats. young. each. 6oa75: chickens
winter, per h., 50a60.
Dressed poultry Fresh killed
spring chickens. per h., goal. 90: hens,
per 10. "a: roosters. per h., Is: turkeys
per ID. 5Oa5S; chickens. winter, pei
Pork-Dressed. small. per lb.. 15a1e;
| 10ka11
j., Live stock-calves, choice. per lb..
II: lambs. choice, per h.. 1sa20.
on. Green fruits = Apples. per bbl. 3.0oa
sov' ho' per basket. 75a2 100: western. per
box. 3.5oa4.50. California oranges. per
crate. 4.O0a5.oo. Florida oranges. per
| crate; 45Oa550. Grapefruit, per crate.
4.0oa5.00.
eEetables-Potatoes. nearby, No. l.
per T Dbl. 1.5oa200: northern, per sack,
'-saH; ooa ae; o sweet potatoes; per bbL: NO.
rhl.' 3.a0a4.50. Lettuce, North Carolina.
| per crate. 1.Ooa3. 90: South Carolina let
tuce, per crate. 2.50a45O. Celery. per
aoz.. LOCAL. 25; Florida celery. 3.ooa3 so.
nor ena,ne araea lettuce 125a2 So cymb;nnghs'
per Dbl, 2.0oa2.50 kale. 75a1 90 per
Dbl. Peppers. per basket, 4.5oa5. so.
! tomatoes. per box. 4.O0a6.00: Onions,
per sack. 1.25a1.75. Texas onions, 3.0Oa
Cranberries, 2.0oa5. 90 per Dbl. New cab
page, per crate, s.00a2.7o. Eggplant,
per crate. 3.50a5. 90.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 3 Omitted States
bureau of markets. s).-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 500 head; compared with week
ago, beef steers mostly IS to LOO low
er: heavies off most; bulk cows, heif-
ers. bulls, stockers and feeders gen
orally lower: better grades veal
| calves steady; lights. 25 to SO lower.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; active.
strong to Is higher than yesterday;
better grades up most; top. $50 early:
practical top, 9.S0 bulk, 200 pounds
down, 9.50a9.S0; bulk, 200 pounds up,
S.50a93o: pigs. nominally steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head: re-
compared with week ago. lambs
steady to 25 higher; sheep steady
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, April (SpeciaD.-
Young chickens, alive. per pound, 80
a45; old, soas2. Old roosters. 20;
ponnd 5os55 sprngsrs ena under poue
and up. 65a75. Ducks, per pound 30
ass. Pigeons, per pair, 5Oa55.
Guinea fowls. each. 50aso. Capons,
dressed, per pound. 4Sa55.
! Eggs Qoss Off, strictly fresh
nearby, per dozen, 25; southern, "a.
Duck eggs, 80.
Butter. creamery. fancy, per pound.
50a51; prints, 50a52; nearby cream
cry. 47a4S; dairy prints, 2Oa24; rolls,
per pound, 1sa22: ladies. 26a2S; pro-
cess butter, 2Sa29; store packed, IS.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
JAPANESE BONDS
GAINED Z POINTS

NEW YORK. April 9.-One of the
few features Of Il very dull day with
the bond market was the continued
rising prices for the Japanese issues.
Japanese sterling loan As. on large
transactions, reached &c, a gain of
nearly two points in little more than
week. Both these bonds and the
City of Toxic SIS. whicn We're dealt in
at COZ, stand well above the previous
highs of the year. The accumulation
of Japanese issues is apparently con-
nected with the improved outlook. in
dustrially and financially, in the Jap
aneSe empire. Chinese governmcn Mt
railway bonds continued their upward
movement, which has been quite no.
ticeable for some time. and gained
another three-quarters of point, 10
43R
Liberty bonds left off substantially
where they did last night. In the for
eign government division Belgian SIS
at 91*4 We're a trific higher. City of
Zurich SIS held their recent recovery.
selling at 96a.. French SIS were again
rather heavy at ss5s. Norway SIS held
steady at 100is. and so did City of
Berne SIS at 963i.
New High on Realty IS.
United States Realty 5s, which have
been picked up for some time past,
sold as high as S734. which was a
new high. Bell Telephone Of Penn
sylvania IS were not as much in de-
mand and reacted to 1o312. Midvale
SIS were off trifie to .5l2. Rail bonds
were scarcely affected by the heavi-
ness in the stock. Pennsylvania 6 Il s
continued to be freely supplied be-
tween 957s and 953s. New Haven 6s
lost some of yesterdays gain, selling
at 81 and 81 y.
Generally the changes in this part
of the list were very slight and unim-
portant.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
RAILS ARE LOWER;
|NDUSTR|ALSF FIRM
Bears Exert Pressure on F or.
mer to Cover Contract
in Latter.
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK, April 9.-In all the
markets the governing impulse today
We to await developments in the Eng
lish strike situation. The morning ad-
vices appeared to hold out a trifie more
hope of last-minute settlement than
there had been when business left off
Yesterday. This hope, such as it was,
found reflection in rather better London
reports. partial recovery from yester-
days severe drop in sterling excnange
and a somewhat firmer tendency in cot
ton.
Trading in stocks again set very
slow mace. Professional dealers ap-
peared a bit anxious to retire short con-
tracts in the industrials. and IN oroer
to do this to better advantage oent
their energies to offering down the rails.
There was some further real liquidation
in Pennsylvania, which reflected mis-
givings regarding the dividends to be
declared at the meeting scheduled Tor
April 81.
With Pennsylvania at a. new low
record it was not so ,dlfncuit 10 oriVe
stock like Union and Northern Pacific,
Cbicaro and northwestern and various
others down about half point 10
point.
Picking Up Industfials.
=.
industrials were being quietly bought,
and in the last hour a fairly snarp
run-up occurred in some OF the re-
cent favorites in: bear speculation.
like Crucible Steel. Mexican Petrol.
cum, Central Leather. Atlantic Gul1
and General Asphalt.
Steel shares were helped. as was
quite logical they should be. by the
announcement that the other lnde-
pendent companies had followed the
lead of Lackawanna Steel and put
prices on some of their leading
products up some few dollars ton.
While this action was not taken in
consequence of any Improvement in
the demand. it was an admission that nat
the Steel Corporation officials were
right in predicting that the price
slashing inaugurated by the Midvale
Steel two months ago would not slim
ulate business. With the schedules
of the independents back pretty well
to the level of the Steel Corporation.
it becomes rather more doubtful
whether the latter will feel it neces-
sary to reduce its prices. as has been
predicted they would have to do some
time in May.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
ROCK ISLAND REVENUES
| FOR 1920 SHOW BIG DROP

NEW YORK, April 9-Net revenue
from railway operations Of the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railway
and subsidiary companies for 1920, as
disclosed by the corporate and federal
combined income account issued to-
day. aggregated SS.411,141, a decrease
of S6.715.s10 or 44.40 per cent. COM
pared with the previous year.
Yhe total income of the system
| amounted to $4,444,322, a decrease OF
s7,619,417, or 6315 per cent. and the
deficit. after allowing for total de-
ductions from income. rose to $10.-
793,964, an increase of $9.027,3S6, or
5110 per cent.
| strengthened enormously, assets in
GLIDING s11,66S,331 in cash. against
S&47,399 in the previous year and to-
tai current assets rising from $16,-
| S91 ,76S TO $30.522
Evening star., 1921-04-09
OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT.

CHICAGO, April 9.-According to
the Modern Miller. 1.-The condition of
the winter wheat crop is highly favor
able. Scarcely enough growing wealth
er has been experienced fully to deter
mine the amount of damage done by
the recent freeze, but indications are
that the loss will be small. Parasit es
apparently are gaining control of
green bugs in Oklahoma and damage
by them is not important Infestation
in eatern section of Kansas is heavy.
and there has been wind damage in
portions of western Kansas and Ne
braska. Rain during this week proved
favorable, but more Of it is needed in
western areas"
Evening star., 1921-04-09
TREASURY CALLS
= FOR S50,000,0)|)
Payment Account of March
IS Certificate Issue-Steel
Prices Higher.
BY i. A. FLEMING.

National banks received u call this
morning from the Secretary of the
Treasury, through their regional
banks, for the payment by Tuesday
next of 10 per cent of the proceeds OF
the sale of Treasury certificates
dated March 10, remaining on de-
posit.
Bankers have had the use of the
entire proceeds. less > per cent, since
April IL. much longer than they eN-
pected. At the present rate of re-
payment they may have the use OF
the funds for an additional thirty
days, although the maturity OF GER
tificates April 10 may result IN Il caii
for a large per cent OF the balance
of the fund.
Today's call viii take nearly 500.
900. 600 from the banks and may cause
a little stifcniug of rates IN the cal!
loan market.
The higher rates Yesterday than
on earlier days IN the week were the
result of Withdrawals of interior
funds. Any time the call loan RAJ {
drops under 6 per cent this Is l!keiy
to occur. as bankers have opportuhi--
ties at home at better rates, and
there is always the acceptance and
the certificate market to furnish tenn
porary employment of funds, readily
and quickly convertible inio cash Wnel
desired.
Moreover. banks can use money 10
better advantage paying off loans at
federal reserve banks than placing
them below s per cent
Bars, shapes and Plates Higher. {.
Just when the gossip is persistent
regarding the need of a clipping OF
prices in the steel industry the Re
public Iron and Steel Company sur
priSeS the street with an announce
ment of an advance of s. ton IN
order ito meet production costs
Immediately Jones * Laughiln OF
Pittsburgh follow with a statement of
an advance of $2.1O a ton on bars and
$500 a ton on shapes and plates.
Where Has the Profit Gone:
Cudahy Packing Company has
passed the regular per cent semi
annual dividend on its per cent Gu
mulative stock and 3l2 per cent on the
z per cent cumulative preferred
shares This suggests an absence of
the great profits of the packing in
dustry.
LOew's Theater Stock Dividend.
Directors of Loew's Theater Com
rany have recommended the declara =
tion of a Go 2-3 per cent stock divi-
dend. Shareholders Will soon meet TO
vote on the proposition 1t is plan
ned to give two new shares of SIS par
value to three shares of present stock
Par value SO share. Recent ap-
praisement of assets shows a surplus
of nearly SAL .0G0 600.
Local Securities.
Capital Traction shares were strong
at IS on today's session of the local
stock exchange. and Railway prefer
red were firm at so.
The only other sales were of Fed
eral National Bank stock at 175 a
share. This is the high mark for the
year to date.
The bid price on Lanston was moved
up a fraction.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
WILL CHANGE FIRE PENALTY.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 9.-Notice
that May is the Pennsylvania rail-
road will abolish it's present 10 per
cent rebate system for cash fares
paid on trains and substitute five
cent penalty was filed with the pub
lie service commission. Accompany
ing the notice was a statement that
the company estimates that more than
4. .000, 900 cash fares were paid last
year. and that the practice delays
conductors. The new plan will not
affect passengers boarding trains at
non-agency stations Or where ticket
od1cas are closed.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Bar silver,
domestic. 99h: foreign. 5Sh. Mexi-
can dollars. 441a.
LONDON, April 9.-Bar silver, 33%
pence per ounce. Money. 5A per
cent.
Discount rates, short bills, 5h per
cent: three-month bills, 6ha6G-l6 per
cent
Evening star., 1921-04-09
PAPER MEN DISCUSS WAGES

NEW YORK. April s.-Representa-
tives of American and Canadian
news print manufacturers resumed
discussion of papermakers' wages
with various union heads here. En-
ployes have asked a wage advance
of Is per cent. The present working
agreement expires May l.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Liberty bonds
closed: 31as, 9G0f; 1st As, $3.50; 2d
As. $3.50; lst 414s. $40; I'd AIS s756;
Sd 4As. 90.7s; 4th AZ S. S1.64; Victory
SAs. 1856 bid; Victory 4As. 91.5s. =
Evening star., 1921-04-09

NEW YORK. April 9.-Flour. ir-
regular; spring clears. 6.50a7.O0; win
ter straights, 7.0Ga7.50. Lard. weak;
middle west, 10.40a10.50. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
Capital fractions at SIS
AFTER CALL.
Washington Railway pfd.-2O at 60.
Federal National Bank-lo a 10. 10 at 17J.
Capital fractions at S.
Capital Traction 5s-S1 900 at SI!a, 81 900
1t S71..
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed Of Trust on Real Estate
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller biar 5aI "ssh' s,h and a. Trust
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Bid and Asked Prices
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
STOCKS

hISC Z I1I--i y LVCS.
Riggs Realty IS (short) ....
Evening star., 1921-04-09

American Tel. and Telga. .l051s -.
Capital Traction .. SI&. IS
Washington Gas ~ i3
Norfolk and Wash Steamboat $50 80
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com. 23 90
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. 59% 81
Evening star., 1921-04-09
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-29

Sinai. the giving of the Law. God
frees Israel only to bring him to
the divine Law, and to subject
him to it. And the divine law of
justice does not permit or tolerate
the enslavement of the weak by
the strong.
The Jewish ideal of freedom,
therefore, is not anarchism, the
absence of all restraint, and COM
plete license. There is no abso-
lutte freedom. Man, tho free from
the yoke of other men, is still sub
ject to law, the divine law of
morality, and the human laws that
conform to it, and all properly
constituted authority to enforce
them. Such is Judaism's ideal of
freedom. The Exodus only leads
to Sinai.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-29
FACE TO FACE.

How many people in the Twin
Cities are anxious to catch a
glimpse, if only fleeting one, of
their relatives and friends abroad,
especially such as have gone thru
all the trials and tribulations of
the last few years in Poland and
Lithuania. An opportunity to do
so will be afforded them next
Sunday at the Metropolitan
Opera House, where a film will
be exhibited all day and all eve
ming showing $4,000 faces of
Jews, a panorama of Jewry in
those countries. In the passing
review you will surely recognize