davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
AMHERST.NELSON ROAD
ROUTE MAY BE CHANGED

AMHERST. VA. Dec. at is cx-
pected that large number Of cit
izcns OF Amherst and Nelson will ap-
pear here Monday before the Board
or Supervisors TO consider pro
posed new route for the State high
way leading from Amherst into Nell
son. to take place of the Clifford
Colleen route. which viii probably be
abandoned because OF the amount of
damages allowed the landowners.
Two other routes arc now spoken III.
one following the Amherst Sa ndidgcs
Road TO Buffalo River at Henley's
store. thence by Lowcsville and into
Nelson, and the other following the
Amherst-Clifford Highway to a GER
tain point, then running near New
rilasgow Depot and on into Nelson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Imported Linen Sets

May be made up as follows:
Gowns, from S. up; Corset
Covers, from $3.50 up; Ted
dies, from $3.50 up; Petticoats.
from S14.50 up. These sets
are Of fine linen with real laces,
entirely handmade.
Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

May be made up at a wide range
OF prices, beginning at sos
for dainty gown or step-in.
Gowns, camisoles. chcmises and
step-ins in matched patterns
simple or elaborate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
CITY COUNCIL FACES
A BUSY WEEK AHEAD
English Has Ordinance Providing for
Relief Of Congestion at Fourth
Clay Voting Precinct.

mittees will meet this week Coun-
Gil will meet tomorrow night at S
O'Clock. and the subcommittee OF the
Committee on Public Buildings will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 4:4j
O'Clock to consider the question oil
purchasing the Virginia Mechanics
Institute building and converting 1t
into municipal Office building. The
Streets Committee will meet wcu-
ncsday night at s o'clock and the
Dock. River and Harbor Committee
Tuesday night at S o'clock.
An ordinance. prepared by Coun-
Gilman Edgar B. English. OF Clay
Ward. providing for relief OF con-
gcsted conditions at Fourth Clay vot-
ing precinct, will be offered at the
meeting OF Council tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

taken ana each individual exhibition
brought forth marked approval from
those present.
IN inc nnalc one OF the main fca-
lures was the music OF the jazz
quartet. which received uproarious
applause. while those taking part in
every act crowded the stage in the
scene before the final curtain.
in the final contest for the host
dance, THE Foliles" won over THE
POLO by vote of $4,000 TO $4,000.
Miss Eleanor Parrish led the win
ming dance, while Miss ErncstIne
Bachrach was the leader OF the
losers. Tho contest was a spirited
one. and the audience went into a
frenzy as the results were tnbulatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
i'll STAGE COMMUNITY
TREE ON LARGER SCALE
mmillcc Will Select Biggest
fnd Most Beautiful Green
ObtainabIe.

ohowing conference yesterday,
which III. Il Duggins. a member
Tho committee arranging for the
imuhity Christmas tree: Registrar
tho Land Office Richardson and
ohel LeIsoy Hodges. aid to tn
fcrnor. 1t was announced that,
go this probably is tho last year
OLD Ford lot would be vacant
again should DO tho slto of th>
|en of Light" which. It Is hoped
DC staged on larger scale than
r before.
PETERS from the countryside,
|ere tho cvcrgrccns grow. arc
|rihG ccdars OF all sizes and di-
fnsions TO the Richmond commits
| which has decided to select the
Eest and the most beautiful
ped tree obtainabie fof the 1921
|'bration.
fomotcrs Of the Community Tree
IL asked all OF the pastors In the
To have n upccial collection taken
NY Tor the fund. and every social
Lahlzation. business institution
\ publlc-spirited citizen is asked
ficni tr Colonel +. o. James. treas
OF The FUND. an Offering which
be used in spreading joy for the
children OF tho city.
fm"nr those who are cooperating
u MrS. ". y burrows and Score
OF the ,,inmonwcaith -. o.
mes In preparing for the Com
|hlty Christmas Tree arc: Mrs. ],
Tor Eiiyson, Mrs. Westinoreland
|His. Mrs. John r. Wilson. Mrs
|'hlc Jones. Niles Emma Morris4,
IL. Duggins and j. A Tolkes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Funeral OF Walter X. Coont..

The remains of Walter *. Coontz.
Ga years OF age. retired business
man Of Fredericksburg who died
suddenly Tuesday in Jack sonvilie.
Fla. were inferred i'm Hollywood
Cemetery yesterday morning, after
Rev. ]. Y. bowman, D. d.. rector OF
All Saipts' Episcopal Church. and
Rcv. ]. j. Schercr, Jr.. ID. D., pastor
81 the First English Lutheran Church.
had conducted services at tho grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Kirnnt. club In Mcc,

when the members of the Eiwanis
Club assemble in Murphy's Hotel at
o'clock tomorrow evening for their
weekly dinner. an address on "Buy
Richmond Made Goods" will he de-
livcrcd by W. T. Dabney. busin cs IS
manager of the Chamber OF Com
merce. Mr.. Dabney was invited by
tho program committee. OF the XII
wants Club to speak on tho subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Mr. and Mr.. Morr,. rin...

Funeral services for Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Pinas will be held in Bliley's
Chapel today at 12 o'clock noon. and
the bodies will be inferred in st.
Moses Montefiore Cemetery. Mrs.
Pinas was killed by her husband. and
he committed suicide thereafter. in
their fiat. 3o6-A Robinson Street.
carly Friday. morning. Relatives from
Baltimore and New York will attend
the services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
JUDGE WOOD is DEAD
AT GAINESVILLE HOME
Has Bccn Inactive Since lie suffered
Stroke of Paralysis Last May.
WE 20 Ncnrx Old.

Judge Henry Wood, OF Mccklenburg
County. died yesterday after long
Illness at his home in Clarksvilie.
He was in his 18th year.
Judge Wood retired from the
bench several years ago and had
since that time resumed the practice
of law. He was an active worker
in the Industrial. civic and social life
OF Clarksvillc and an unusually active
man for his age. Until he suffered a
stroke OF paralysis last May he at
tended his office every day.
Besides his wife and seven children
he Is survived by two sisters. ENu-
neral arrangements have not been
completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

The panbcarcrs were Frederick S.
Valentine. Sr. j. s. c. Murphy. Fred
erick s. Valentine. Jr.. w. Gray Watt
son. Otis NJ. Alfriend. Jacob Umlauf.
r. ii. Ritcnour. John w. Keith and
~ l.. Pcttis. Mr.. Coontz is survived
ny his widow, Mrs. Roberta Garnett
Coontz, of Frcduricksburg. and two
sisters. Mrs. j. :. e. Murphy, OF this
city. ana Mrs. r.. V. Baker. OF Mar
tinsturg. w. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Mrs. Annie Arm,,ronp

Mrs Annie Armstrong. 80 years OF
age. died Friday night at 1906 o'clock
in the home of her mother. Mrs Eva
Moltz. 70l South Bclvidcre street. Re-
sides her mother. she is survived by
one daughter and three brothers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
DEPRESSION HITS MOVIES
All Houses in OH City. Pa. Closed for
Lack of PATRONAGE

Oil City, Pa, June 2f.-Au four
u1otion-picture theatres here we're
closed yesterday for an indefinite
period, following announcements made
by the proprietors. The theatre-own-
ers stated that Their action was due
10 the general business depression
which had cut down receipts 20 a point
which would make il necessary TO
operate the theatres at loss if they
We're kept open.
The exhibitors state that they actu-
ally had been running their places az
a loss for weeks and that they re-
Gently tried to remedy the trouble by
cutting salaries OF employees. After
conferences with the members Of the
orchestra. the musicians agreed to ac-
cept cut OF Is per cent. but the
iE1otion-picture operators, the owners
say, refused TO take a reduction. and
refused also to submit the differences
to arbitration. This left nothing to
do but to close the theatres. the own
ers assert.
The theatres will not be reopenesi
until business conditions become
normal again. il is stated. This is the
first time in I6 years that Oil CITY
has been without motion-picture
theatres.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
MRS. G. S. KLEIN

action Of Plant Juice the famous herbal
stomach medicine on the human system.
1t actually demonstrates results which
have beer accomplished by this remedy
Citizens of each city read Of the expert
cnce of some one else living IN their
midst. who has actually derived benefit
from Plant Juice.
Take, for instance, the statement re-
Gently made by Mrs C. S. Klein. + well
known and popular Wilmington lady.
residing at 703 Market street, who has
host Of friends. She SAYS:
when | got nv first bottle Of Plant
Juice, The Plant Juice Man asked me TO
come back and tell him what result
got, and | got so much benefit from this
first bottle OF Plant Juice that | got
second bottle. and | want 10 let others
know of the wonderful benefit | got. |
had been great sufferer from dyspepsia
for years; had no appetite and could
hardly keep the iightest kind of food in nv
stomach; | was bloated with gas,
had headaches, was So nervous,l tould not
sleep at night and utterly worn out and
discouraged as had tried so many differ
ent medicines without any benefit what
ever. my liver and kidneys were badly
affected, had terrific pains in my back.
and my complexion was terribly sallow,
with dark circles under my ewes |
could scarcely drag myself around. A
friend of mine, who had been relieved by
Plant Juice told me about il, and as she
said il was purely an herbal medicine. |
had faith In it, Siace | have taken two
bottles my liver and kidneys are in fine
condition, | have 40 more pains, am not
constipated and my complexion has
cleared up BEAUTIFULLY; have gained in
weight and strength and sleep like child
at night. would sdvise any sufferer not
10 hesitate a minute, but get Plant puice.
1t is certainly a wonderful medicine
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street,
where he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the
merits of this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
N0RWAY's DRUNK LIST BIG.
TotalIed 23.7o5 in a Year. Al
though the Country is Sup
posed to be Dry.

thristinnla. June u -~N Norway IL
supposed IA lie dry country. but
no fewer than s5.7ab persons were af-
rested laat year for belnr dtunh. and
34hbo other arrests we're made for
Htndry nisdemeanuta iraoabie to the
effects of iutoxicants Il Is shown III
official statistics. While these figures
Indicate "a slight failing Off ar eom-
pared with the nreviuna year. they
are far In excess Of those FOR 1918
Norway'n coast line, broken uf us
II II into nunlberless fiorda and iaiets,
affords unlimited opportunities for
smuggling, which has become n fegn-
lar trade, especially with former DER
man naval officers.
The authorities frankly admit that
they afe powerleHs to stop the illegal
traffic. as the eonilsuration on the
coast favofs smuggling to such an
extent that large army Of officials
and a whole fleet Of mutofboats would
be required to suppress it effectively
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
ZION WOMAN aursr IN JAIL.
Dress Of Visitor bid Not Meet Re.
uuirements Of Dawic's Successor.

Zion. ILL.,. June 2t.-hffa. Sarah
Johnson, -. of winthrop lIarbor
near zion. was IN Zion Jail yesterday
charged with triple violation Of over
seer Wilbur Glenn yelivas modest
dress ordinance
Mrs. johnson was arrested as she
stepped from train hy Chief of po-
lice Becker ard booked on the follow
ing countsi
Wearing short sleeves. which ex-
posed the arm above the middle Of the
forearm.
Wearing a blouse Of transparent
material
Wearing a blouse with neck cut be-
low the junction Of the base Of the
neck and the collarbone.
chief Becker made the arrest after
the Young woman teld him. "Wher
you my for my clothes you can tel
me what "a wear" Her trial was Gel
for tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET,
BY Associated Press TO Every Esening
Philadelphia. June 2f Wheat. low

| BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Philadelphia. June 81 Wheat. low
er No. red winter. L47Gl1 80: do.
garlicky. 1.3661.41.
Corn, steady; export No. 2, T5617s !:
do, No. ,. 1904
oats. steady; No, white. 4sm4sM !;
No : white, 4TM47is.
Flour. steady: soft winter straight.
western T.50M7.7b; do nearby, 7.25m
80; hard winter. straight. s.2smlg. rs /:
do short patent. S.T5ns.25. spring
first. clear, S.006S.50: do. patent, 900
a da.5e; do. short patent, 9,50@10.00; I;
fancy spring and city mills. patent,
family brand 1o5o@11.00.
Butter. higher; nearby prints fancy.
45@47; western creamery. extra, 341a
Eggs firm: nearby firsts, 301s do,
current receipts. 80; western extra.
firsts. 3o5z; fancy selected. packed.
41m42
Cheese dull: New York whole milk.
fancy flats. i6@17 fair TO good. 14@
Is; longhorns fresh, 16@17; single
daisies, fresh. 16mt7.
Live poultry. steady; fowls as -
quality. 30634: spring chickens
broilers. not leghorns 3S@55; do, leg
horns, 2SC040; old roosters. 15m1s:
ducks. white pekin. 23@24; mixed
colors, 22024.
Dressed poultry. dull; fowls fresh
killed. choice to fancy, 31@54; do,
small sizes. 23@s0: broiling coickens.
nearby, 50m5S: do, western. 45M50;
old roosters, 16M17: spring ducks.
Long Island. 2S@2e: do, nearby, 81.
Potatoes. higher; No, /. Southern.
2.25Ml3.00; No. 2. S5@1.65.
Hay. weak: timothy. No. 2. 20. .00M
21.o0: do. No. }. 17.00@1S.00 sample.
15.oo@16.00; no grade, I0.00@12. 90;
clover mixed hay. light mixed. $4,000
1900; No. /, mixed, 17.O0@1s.Oo.
Tallow quiet: prime city. loose.
s&; do. special loose, AZ; prime
country. "a; edible in tierces, 6L.
Bran, dull; soft winter western in
1o0-pound sacks, 26.oO@270o, spring.
25.00@2G.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

81 80 ~ nARoAINs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird /
Co.. du Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARE ID.

Central Coal and Coke Company. QUAR-
teriy OF Ia per cent on preferred and n
per cent on common, payable July Is
chicago Railway Equipment Company
quarterly OF per cent. payable July
- W. Griffith. Inc. so cents share OF
class A payable July 22.
Deere a Co. quarterly OF Ia per cent on
preferred payable September
GodchauX Sugars. Inc quarterly of lss
per cent on preferred. payable July
Great Northern Railway ComDanv
quarterly Of l94per cent. payable August
Harbison-M Walker Rcfractories Company
quarterly, 81 Ia per cent on preferred
payable July 20.
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
pany. quarterly OF per cont, payable
July ID
Monongaheia Power Railway Compauv
quarterly or 3199 cents a share on third
preferred. payable July s.
National Equitable Investment Cnp,-
pany, monthly Of so cents a share on CON-
mon and quarterly Of per cent on nre-
ferrcd payable July L.
Panhandle Producing and Refining Con,
pany, quarterly Of 81 share on nre-
ferred. payable July
sullivan Machinery Company. nrar,ar-
~ OF 81 share. payable July is
Wisconsin Edison Company. ST a share
payable June 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
R0CkLAND MILLS CLOSE.
ShHt Down for First Time in More
Than Fifty Years

For the first time in more than
fifty years. the Rockland plant of the
Jessup and Moore Paper Co. has
been closed down because of a lack
of work. About $50 persons have
been employed there. the large ma
jority of them living in Rockland or
the immediate vicinity.
John Rementer. the assistant su-
perintendent at the plant, stated this
morning that the mills have not been
seriously hampered by previous peri
there has been such a falling of in
ods of depression, but that at this time
work that il was found necessary to
close the mills. He said there are no
indications at this time when they viii
be able to resume.
The Rockland paper mills are some
thing Of land mark in that section
Of the State. They have been estab-
lished there for many years and for
long time were the main source OF
livelihood Of the people who live In
that part of the county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
MORE RETURNS FROM
SCHOOL ELECTION
Clerk of the Peace Wright Be
ing Advised of the
Results.

John l.. Wright. clerk OF the peace.
has received the following additional
returns from school trustee elections
held last Saturday:
Point Breeze. "a votes-Gnrtis L.
Talley, Louis Brinton and J. Herbert
Day.
Montchanin. votes--iames Bali
Newport tcoiored distript1 is votes
-,lant Thompson.
Fnrwood votes--fIarlan Dfslgine.
Edgemoor. ~ votes---tseorge w
Riley. Albert NJ. sutton and william
Fisher.
stanton, 4 votes-Mrs ]. ~ &. Nc
Callister. Truxton BUyce and Oliver
lyman. sr.
st. Georges. 4 votes--jchn w Cam
and e. n. Snedeker.
Delaware city white distrieD :
votes-Mrs Emily Nc |. Higgins.
Delaware city (culured district), q
vntes-Alfred +. Miller.
Hockessin (white districtl, votes.
Frank Il. Kitchens. George y. Pier
son and Horace Dennison.
Hockessin tcolorod distriCtl, IS
votes---J. H. Johnson.
Porter. votes--J. u. Sheats
Summit Bridge, votes wallace
kane, Frank xronemier and Herman
Bender
Elsmere. 10 votes--Curtia II. cal
lagher.
Mt. Pleasant. ST Georges hundred.
votes-Nlitchell L. Holt.
Townsend. votes-M y Donovan.
Christiana. number Of votes not
designated--A r. Vincent.
state Road Harry e. nanre
Oak HilI. Is votes---Herbert s. Ma
hrey
MarshaIlion, eotes---Iames n.
Maciarv
Union. ! vote-Frank II nuching-
ham,
Port Penn. 1e votes--Edward &.
Webb and ]. n. YearRley.
Taylor'p Bridge, Votes Mra. Ethel
ID. Ginn and Eslner David.
Richardson Park, "a votes fIends.r4
son Smith. Ray Rudolph and Mrs. G.
T. Crossan.
bethesda. votee-David Watson.
William Scott and Joseph Bayard.
Salem. ; votes-paul Murray.
Clinton, : votes Ernest pilwurth
and =. l.. Hollingsworth.
Ogletown, 4 votes ca-Certificate does
not tell who was elected.
Welsh Tract. votes S. /. Smith.
Clark McCairns and j. W. Suddard.
Forest Oak : votea---1acob Maclary
Andrew Lindeli and BENJAMIN Hicks.
Eight Square, votes-G George
Twaddell
Pleasant Valley. number or votes
not designated William c. e;chwarts.
Charles I. Walton ana Gray Lonlax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
INV CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover june - charters we're flcd
hrff yesterday a. follows
fisTl1 MiQrly Eastern Co New York
tita capital sih 900 eco. American Cot
tnn tulfNatof Corporation Wilmington
Del snfo frNl, New Orleans Coal and
hl~cu Tor boat Co Wilmington. Del
$3.50 coo kutank Realty Co. Whining
ton. 1ei $500. Chass oil and Gas
to Wilmington, Del $500 600 Frisco
sal aud bas Col kolla Mo ss25 900
81 Osborn Co. Wilmington Dcl $50 !
.sn Team Leadership Corporation New
hnrA CITY s1tNi.O United Enterprises.
lnc Nilminften, Del. 100000: North
turepc Trust Co. Miimington Del .
siuns Pines Hotel Co.. Wilmington
Da1 stno .oep brecKeay Brining q 90 I.
fiit~hure Ia, 500 OnO Hellcrs one
Minuts shoe sinner, Inc pittSburr Pa
los 0tsl flttsburF Coal and Land 90
Wei Aew ton Pa 500 Oua- stewart
Z ssttelaud Co Wilmington Dei 800 i
nni keystone American Motors Co, VII
uinafun Del. st0nDnD, Sanitary Dis
frlHutiur Corporation pbilattalnhia Pa
Nu.snHt ~ Niaearn a 10 Mining
fuu Del s1hUuu
inercsse IN capital % Absorbent soap
q Philadelphia Pa fom $4,000 20
80 .tHN -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
Boys Suspected Of Loetlnw N. kahn's
GroccrI Ntore.

daylight robbery WIS committed
last Sunday. presumably by three
youths, who had Just escaped from n
reform school. Henry Mahern, aged
rs Bud Bremen. is. nnd a boy
narled Gahi, 10, are the uneR said to
have been involved.
They broke into the store Of M.
Kahn, grocer. at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue and made way with about s3b
In cash and some goods. Mr.. Kahn
and his family we're away on n picnic
on Sunday. Entrance had been effect
ed BY breaking I'm a ,sindow.
The younger boys are known around
that neishborhood and have been ara
rested by the police. GahI. however.
has not been lnrated. lie Is said TO
have left his companions Immediately
after the robbery, II IL thought he Is
In Atlantic city and will soon be I'M
The hands OF the authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
WILDWOOD, N. j.
HOTEL. RAYMOND

235 East Oak avenue wildwood. n. j.
81 90 Fourth Of July Special 81 90. satur-
day TO Monday Write now. Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
STOCKS GO STILL LOWER
AFTER AN EARLY Squirt
Five Per Cent Money Lifts Mar
Net Temporarily Out Of the
New Low Record Rut.
d Associated Press 10 nv.ry Evening

- Aaausiafca Press - fV.rs Evening
New York, June -. Cyall street
ieaA a. mA MANY additions To IN,
ionn ilsi ~ low records In the stool,
market were registered at the heavy
apeniur 1T to,iays trading
leaders of the further reaction in
pluded United states steel. BALDWIN
tocumutlFo and Mexicon Petroleum.
United states steel opened with n
transfer - stoo shares az 90A 10 7ois
aHainal Yesterdays final prices and
neW minimum uf a.
other stecls ~ we'll as equipments.
ailf aud ellis were lrreEulariy lower.
a. we'll a. such spccialtics a. tobacco
products International Paper and
coem cola
tnius uurine from fractions IL
pulnt werp made hy studebaker. Great
Nuuhptu. New York central. Roval
nutk United Fruit and Sumatra
Tulaupo
Noon stoeks strengthened within
fhp FIRST hour responding Ia Tho nvc
pe cent npeniug and renewal rate FOR
tau money This WAS the lowest
utmf rate for such loans in almost
Years
llena equipments shippuss motors
nd oils lrd thu lallN Northern
raein, pr almost 2 points and aains
IT to e points marked the short
tpNttlnH lp other trausroptinenials. as
vel AZ grauuets and coniots
baldwin ltnoomou,s pressed steel
car Pullman and General Electric
r4luyd ! 81 / = aud nttcd states Steel
FAlllnd 0uH point
ttalUa were largely reduced hefprs
uoon however. when another sinking
aptN ufeurrpd IN Bgthlphcm Ste,l
American prtrolcum Houston pl.
American Wuolen and thr enppers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho statement ~ earnings ~ tho Penn
sNlFauta Railroad 10 Tor MAY is eN
itisefel Friday fiaukefs believe u viii
snae = deeided improvement when com
Ihs a.rraee price 81 forty railroad stocss
Fe.Fhed thr lowest neure in more than
tefntY year durlnN the early tradins
yesterday The industrial averages brok'
ihe los 81 pecembef Nor vas tncrc any
evidence ~ hanktne support IN these -
sues where b should ha " made Us ap-
Thcr has hsen persistent selling Of
baltimore ard Ohio fof two weeks or more
and Yesterday when nton Pacific broke
fu Within q point 81 is low record il
sas reported that the latter company was
disposIng Of rs baltimore and Ohio
canadian Pacific sold yesterday Al Iol
the lowest price 10 more than twenty
years and comparable only with the
limitations Just prior % the launching
81 fhr investment campaign IN the court
circles ln tngiand by the late jefferson
isff The aecitne - accompanied ~
fepnrts that thc present dividend ratc
vii D. redurrd
u Pearson president of the Ne.
Aafs New Haven aud Hartford RaiIroad
Company rrp wing 70 report that the
Nrw Haven wou q default on fhe ~
hentufn bond interest due July I sai1
There y ne doubt p the mind Of the
management that the New Haven viii meet
ifs interest rentals and other fixed charges
un luis !
fenusAlVania Railroad stocs hrnke yes
tsfdhs % dtia or 10 within = frartion ~
lhf lus price heretofore reached thfs
year The company reports that on J,lne
thsff ~ere 40 go shareholders a num-
hHf sreatsr than oxsF before
The bear party nov largely short of
sifssAs yeFy likely will be buying them Ia
ffams ~ higher prices before long from
soms Of the lone established and flnancfal
u strone hntlSes alleged 90 be In difNcuifV
"nplnton Ia the street leans t0 tho belief
that faN DRIVES are nau near the bottom
srd That . higher level Of prices will b.,
frarhrd tstnre long SAYS Facts Abouf
NuNaf Reports frOm all parts % the
fuunirf indlcate that supplies IN the
hands of wholesalers. robbers aud retailers
are a. he lowest point that has ,eep
tnurhsd Ia wears and that household con-
sumers have virtually Disposed ~ the
quantities boarded up last wear when :
SCARCITY sas feared