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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

seph Ashey on Mathewson street. Mrs Condie, who has been like mother to both the bride and bridesmaid. and who had planned for the wedding in her own home is so i'll that the breakfast ana reception were held at the bridegroom's home MT. and Mrs. Ashey went to New York for their honeymoon trip and on their return will live with the bride groom's parents. The brides travelling suit was Harding blue velour, with which she wore a cream velvet hat with gold overlace and blue ostrich pompon.. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was an amethyst brooch. The groom gave the best man a pair of monogram gold cuff links. MT. Ashey is an ex-service man and a member of Orville Laf1amme post. American Legion. Guests were present from Natick and Pontiac, R. l., Plain field and Jewett City.
 A number from Jewett City attended l the U. S. Marine band concerts in Nor | wich Monday.
 pr. and Mrs. G. H. Jennings are in Springfield, Mass, guests, of pr. and Mrs. Dudley Carleton pr. Jennings will re- turn Wednesday.
 Game warden w R. Palmer arrested Alfred Aveveille in Lisbon Sunday for hunting without a license He was kept in jail in Jewett City over night and i was tried by Judge V. P. A. Quinn at the home of E. B. Cheney Monday morning He was fined s46.4S. which he paid. The man is a Brooklyn, N. Y, barber, whC had come to Canterbury to spend two l weeks.
 Joseph Graves. s7. died Monday at tn, | town farm. He was born in Griswold the son of John and Sarah Ford Graves He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Lyman Ny,
 and Miss Mary Graves of Preston ant Mrs. William Littleheld of Providence
 The Sunnybrooks were defeated by tn
 Love Nesters in a bowling match Mon
 day night. They have been looking fo
 big game, and they found it. Beach pom
 air is what did it, and the L. Ms were a
 much surprised as their opponents at tn
 result.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
MARRIED

CHARRoN-ARPIN- Baltic, Oct 2l, 1921, by Rev. William T. O'Brien Charles W. Charron and Miss Eva Arp;n.
 PHILLIPS - TETREAULT In Occum, Oct. 24, 1921, by Rev. F. R. H. Des- Sureault. Charles Elmer Phillips of Baltic and Miss Mary Rose. Tetreault of Versailles.
 VAsIN INGTOS-TEMPESTA Norwich, Oct. 24, 1921, by Rev M. H. May Sa- bino Washington and Miss Clara Tenn pesta, both of this city. LACROIX-osBoRNE Norwich. Oct. 21, 1921, by Rev. David A. Pitt. D. D., Ovid Oscar Lacroix and Miss Maude K Osborne, both of Norwich. GAUTHIER - PRAIRIE - kt Wauregan, Oct "A, 1921, by Rev. John C. Mathieu. Romeo Gauthier and Miss Ella Prairie.
 AsHEY-MONTE-In Jewett City, Oct. 24. 1921, by Rev. John J. McCabe. Ovela Ashey and Miss Irene C., Monte.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
BORN

AMES-In New York, a son. Edward Ames. 2d. to pr. and Mrs. T. H. Ames of New York and Old Lyme. Conn. MUNN-In Lowell Mass, Oct. g. 1921. a son, Carle Leighton. to MT. and Mrs. Carle Mum of Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

Hartford.-Mrs. Joel L. English of Fern street is remaining at her summer home at Weekapaug for a few weeks longer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
4 TERRIBLE
 REFLECTION
6OVt. Concrete Inspector Saved By "FTuit-a-tiVeS"

89 NORTH UNION ST., ROCHESTER, NY.
 'For five long years, was afflicted with Stomach, LiUer and Kidney Trouble, which developed into serious Bladder Trouble.
 Isaw a testimonial of -tives' and concluded to make one more trial. By the time the sample box and a Soc. box were finished, there was grand improvement.
 To make 8 long story short, I believe 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and BIadder Medieine the norld has euey produced. R. B. O'FLYNN.
 50c. box, 6 for &. 50, trial size 25c. At tdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, 0GDENSBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

DANIELSON CASINO.
 STARKWEATHER BLDG. BOWLING AND POCKET BILLIARDS FOUR ALLEYS THREE TABLES WEDNESDAYS LADIES' DAY. Bowling is the sport for all Prizes dven away every Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
GENERALS TO HAVE GOOD
COURT QU|NT This YEAR
With Five Monogram Back.
Washington and Lees
Hopes High.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

l'petidl 10 Inc Times IlSpatch.
LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. ANSWER
ing Coach Rafterys call for candi-
dates for the basketball team, n squad
OF some thirty has been working out
in the Doremus Memorial gymnasium
since Thursday.
With five monogram men back in
the university this year and an un-
usual quantity OF new material the
prospects for good basketball team
TO represent Washington and Lee In
la22 arc unusually bright. Arbogast.
Thon's. Mcdonald. Stephens and
Hines are the varsity men who will
be able to play this year. Hines. the
out last season because of illness
early in the season and was succeed
cd as acting captain by the Generals
tiashy guard. Bill STEPHENS. stephens
has been elected captain for this year.
Besides these hrc men, around which
star quintet may he built up. Coach
Raftery Is expecting much of the
new material. Glenn and Schneider,
the former AN old Roanoke College
star and the latter letter man from
Virginia.
=. The schedule for 1872 has not We,
been made public. but it will prob
ably include among others games
with Richmond University, Uampdcn-
Sidney, West Virginia, North Caro-.
lima. Roanoke, Johns HOPKINS and
possibly three game series with
V. =. /.
The present squad will he mucl,
enlarged after Christmas by men who
are Kept out now because of class
football games now being staged. and
dne to the approach of examination
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
DINWIDDIE ACGIES BEAT
MCKINNEY HIGH, 10 TO 5

lSpccial to The Times Dispatchl
D1SWlDDIE, VA. Dec. G.-Dinwid-
die Agricultural High School opened
rs basketball season by defeating Nc
kenncy High School here Monday
night by the score of 10 to S. 1t was
u slow and listlcss game, Dinwildic
decidedly off color. The only feature
of the game WAS the close guarding
OF both sides. married only by the
unnecessary roughness on the part Of
Mckcnney. The guarding OF Knott,
for Dinwiddic. and Sanders. for Nc
kGmncy: stood out prominently.
The lineup:
Dinw!ddic. Position. McKenney.
J. Butierw'th. left forward 80. Darby
Netherland, right forward. Medlock
(Capt.)
Stccd ........ center. .. Bell
Knott ......Icft guard. " Sanders
(Capt.)
Il. Euttcrw'th. right guard. -. Davis
summary: Goals from ncld---I.
Entterworth t2). Nctherland %. Bell
90. Goals from foul. Butter
worth t2l. Nctherland (2). Medlols
%. Refcrcc-Connclly w. p. ID.
Dmpirc-SiX Itoanokc Colleg J..
Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
scaton Makes Address.

BUFFALO, " y. Dec 1.-THE
opening session OF the minors
was late In converting and adjourn
mont WAS taken until tomorrow after
President Michael H. Sexton delivered
his annual address and Secretary
John ii. Farrell submitted his report
PRESIDENT sexton, In addition TO Il
plea Tor economy III management OF
tho miners, condemned what he
termed the abuse OF the players
contract system and urged the en-
iorcement OF the salary limit rule
which he declared was necessary IL
the association was to continue it's
existence, He urged that the whole
section ot the bylaw relating To the
loarins and farming of players be re-
v!scd and the addition OF stronger
penalty clause for clubs violating the
salary limit rule.
General conditions affecting the
game throughout tho country Prcsi-
dent Sexton said. had materially i'm
proved and the evil OF gambling in
connection with baseball games had
I been reduced to minimum.
Secretary Farrelrs report showed
that all OF the twcnty-siX minor
l-augcS launched last spring com
pietcd their respective seasons. TWEEN:
ty-eisht league organizations quail
fed for membership in 1921 and only
two OF them failed TO get a start.
These were tho Kentucky State
League and the lnterprovincial
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
bob KAY TO HELP COACH
NOUN TANNER GRID TEAM
West Virginia's Retiring Cap.
tain TO Succeed Zach
Jordan in 1922.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
MORCiANTOWN. w. VA. Dec. g.
West NirGinia's retiring football cap
tain. II. III. c. tBob) Kay. will sue
ce.9 zach" Jordan. tho former Dart
mouth star quarter back, as assistant
coach OF the Mouniainccr eleven for
~. Kay has played three years at
guard on the eleven aud is regarded
as one Of the best of e long line Of
strong iiani; men at West. Virginia.
Jordan. whom he succccds, Viii re-
tire from the coaching game to go
INTO business at his home in Denver.
The acquisition Of Kay fixes
definitely the coaching staff for tho
MountaineerS. Dr. &. W. Spears, head
coach at Dartmouth for four years.
is under contract for next year; ira
" dodgers. former Mountitin.cr star
!uH back and ali-An.crican. will re-
turn. and Ward l.aniam VIII again
coach the freshmen. Nate Cartmcll
former Penn ana olympic star. will
again have charge OF the training.
West Virginia students and alumni
n spite OF mediocre results OF the
past season. are enthusiastic FOR
'rcnrs and all the members OF his
stan. ana believe that hc has laid
turing tho past season tho founda-
ton for one al. the strongest clcvcns
IN West Nirginia'g history next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
RICHMOND A. C. MAY PLAY
jim TH0RPE'S BULLDOGS
Negotiations Understood TO Be
Under Way for Big Grid
Came Saturday.

the Richmond Athlete Club viii
have an opponent in Saturdays game
mat VIII make them extend them
selves to the limit to shove the bali
over the line for Il touchdown ir
the negotiations with Jim Thoru..,
canton BULLDOGS. which are under,
STOOD TO be under way. materialIlc.
Up in the Northern part of ,i,n
country the bulldogs have been u,av-
ing some star football. and two game;
within three days havc failed IT,
daunt them at all. The eleven is
composed of the best men fooihaiI
can produce, and II the Richmond
aggregation takes this team into
camp IT can be regarded as tho
caSle's feather in their crown ma,
VIII make them chief OF grldiron
warriors.
So far this season. although thew
had done all In their power, the Atb-
let's have been unable TO pick an on-
ponent that was strong enough ia
give them any kind OF battle, bu,
when the Big Indian brings his ;.ib.
here. II VIII he real game, TAIN
about local circles indicates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
5 RICHMOND GRID STARS
WIN TIGER MONOGRAPHS
Hampden-Sidncy Awards Is
Men Lctlers-Start OH 1922
Schedule.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

lSpcClal 10 Inc IiulcS- D!Spltch.l
IIAMPDEN-SI VA, Dec. c.
l.. c. Roundy. athletic director at
Hampden- Sidney College. announced
recently at u banquet rendered mem ?
hers OF the 1921 football squad that
fifteen varsity letters would be
awarded the Tiger warriors for SER
vices on the Garnet and Gray eleven
during the recently closed season
Eve OF these monographs will 60 to
Richmond boys. They are: Captain
Sidney Sands. center; Brenaman, end /.
Tyson. half back: StoltZ, tackle
sanders. half back. and Blankinahip.
full hack. The other men receiving
the IL s. were: Smith. quartz.
back: Johnson. full back; Watson.
end; Fuqua. tackle: Saunders. guard
Sager, guard: buchanan, guard; Brit
enheit, end. and Manager Jack White.
The entire squad will also be pre-
scented with gold footballs in recug-
milton OF the brilliant showing made
during the season.
i. Page Morton of Kcysvillc, was
elected manager of the l922 eleven
TO succeed Manager White. and he
Will start preparing the schedule at
once. With the expectations OF an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
TO PLAY FOR WOMEN'S
TITLE AT HOT SPRINGS
IEv Associated press |

NEW YORK. Dee. 6.-The 1922 ma
t!onal womcn'S golf championship
viii be played on the course Of the
Grecnhricr club at White Sulphur
Springs. W. Va, the week OF Sep
tcmber 20. i, was announced tonigh'
by the United states Golf Associa :
ton.
Tho national open mpiouship
viii be held ut the Skokic Club, near
Chicago, probably in July. Consider
ing that the British open AT the st
Gcorgc'S course. Sandwich. will no,
emu until Junc -. the United state.
Golf Association event could not very
wei! be held earlier than the middle
OF July.
The amateur championship At tn
country club. HrU"k!inc. Mass. VIII
BE- held either the nrst or second
week IN September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
BASEBALL RON AGAIN
COMES Up IN COZ RT

Richmond's bascSal. row. yyI.Tcb
found its way into III" Ct,y CirruH
Court soon after The 1890 baseball
season ended. is IN tho dockrt 10
tlnued once. = ". Wilson. torri.r
owner OF the Richmond BaschaW Gun.
Tho was cisiraHch!sed hy to-. Nir-
GINA League. has entered sui. rar
Sed.oeO Ia recover his pruperts. Ea,L
of the cuub owners arc mad. de.
PENDANTS in the case. Iyid and
OFlaheTty are counsel for "a. piali-
tins. while G. V. Meredith uEII ,Cr-
resent the defendants.
Mr. Wilson declares that the. nc.
sion Of the moGu!s resulted Ina MINI
losing players which he hli bought
and paid for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
GIVE BURNS AND GONZALES
FOR STAR THIRD BASEMAN
Deal Put Through as Result
of Negotiations at Buff
falo Meet.
onnlEN MAKES STATEMENT
MOSu1s In Convention mt Buffalo Hone
to Reopen Discussion OF Draft
Qucstio n-l;conumy In Minor
Leagues Is Advocated.
ERv Associuted press.1

By Associated preSS.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Mnnagcr Nc
! heidcr George Burns and Catcher
Mike Gonzales for Third Baseman
tlcln!c Groh. Of Cincinnati. Secretary
Joseph O'Brien, of the New York
Club. announced tonight.
News of the trade was received here
by telephone from Buffalo. where
Manager McGraw is attending base
ball meeting.
Groh was suspended by Commits
S!oncr Lands last year. upon his re-
team. He had openly expressed his
desire to be sold TO New York. He
was later rcinStated on condition
that he would not be traded or sold
during the 1871 playing season. Groh
then rcJoincd the Cincinnati club and
finished the season with ii.
During the 1921 seuson Groh
played in ninety-scven games. hav-
ing a batting average of .33l and 4
neldinE average of $50.
Burns played i'll l49 games, having
q batting average Of .299 and u field
does not appear In the Official aver
ages as he took part in less than
fifteen games,
McGrnN IL silent.
Although tho definite announce
mcnt was given out at the New York
tonight that u deal had been closed
with the Cincinnati Reds whereby
Third Basenan uein,e Groh will wear
a Giant uniform next season, Manager
John j. McGraw declined to add his
confirmation.
deny report that cash considera-
ton OF 100000 went with Outfelu.r
Burns and Catcher Gonzales III the
;rade for Groh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
RUTH DECISION WILL COST
YANKs' OWNERS 100000
Figure Bambino's Drawing
Power 5000 Fans u Game.
Other Sports.
tBy United Ncws.I

NEW YORK. Doc. G.-SportinC
writers who arc nd of statistics
nave Inquired that Babe Ruth's sus.
pension VIII cost the two colonies.
RUPERT and Huston. through no fuult
OF their own, Approximately yooo ana
hul" "rawihs power at early games
Is inquired at 5000 fans per game, or
approximately Si6s.5OO for the thirty :
seven days Babe Will be absent from
the game. ana on top OF this liz the
.oO,ooo loss on exhibition games be-
same cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
CHURCH HILL A. C.. PUTS
ON 3 WRESTLING BOUTS

The Church H.u Athletic Club -,
sumed It's wrestling tournament las,
night, and two matches went to a
other was forfeited
In the first bout, Raymond smith
and Preston Nicely wrostled 10 a
draw after thirty minutes Of hard
WORK. Napier threw 3iankenship in
the aecont affair after seven minutes
and Heenan pinned Prockl!uion's
shoulders "a the mat In two minutes
in the third encounter. The Reed
Cannon bout wax forfeited TO Reed.
=. The next matches OF the tourna-
rnont Wipe held next Tuesday night
ia Bellevue School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
MONTREAL MAY BUY
SYRACUSE FRANCHISE,
| ~ AesOc!atcd Pfcss. !

III FFALO. y. y. Dec. ga pos
,'hi" sh!ii on the new international
:eaEuv was Indicated tonight when
Ernest G. I.andgraf. owner Of Tho
'yfi"lis" franchise. announced that
ne mad secured AN option on Atwood
ARK. montreal, and would AJAX for
transfer 10 that city at she an
nual meeting In New York on De
"cmter -.
;satisfact1ry terms for :; lease II
IN" baseball park AT Syracuse for 1929
vas EiH.n 10y Mr. Landgraf as his
change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
IL BIKE TEAMS TIED
IN BIG 6-DAN GRIND

NEW YORK, Dec. y -Tw.,,. ,,..,,.
l NJ 1i,1 "Hhua! s'%-dHy bicycle rae" a,
nc ie"d at j" O'clock. tn: to,,,.tt.,t
a"Lr Each had covered 80 ,.,,f,a
laps. lie Euyter. OF Tho n,,''",
pc Sc Hpyier ana vaarcmper, wax Ioa@@!.
Two teams, Grauda ana uclI,,t
Sello and Gaffney, were nno 'G.n ana
mInn tne leaders. BILLIARD and hin
'o1ne were two laps behind, gu
ne record fer thi,& hour g. a7o
Drobach in 1917. ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
Dodgers Arc uSrn.torminr

The Brooklyn Dodgers. barnstorm-
ihE through Cuba. vow and declare
that they are not rowdies. dcnyInc
ac"nsations OF misconduct which Ia :,
n"cn cabled from Havana TO Surire
Ebbets. owner OF the club. I'm u,nol. .
yn' Catcher Otto Miller. leader OF
ne transformers. formally Informed
E5heis that the charges were untrue
ma produced the testimony OF lead :
" TN, ~ 'Nifo' l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
Yale to rlny Ten Games.

Yale has added u tenth game 10
ner iotohall schedule for 1922, the
first limo. In years that moro ,h;n
nine teams have been cssaycd. All
games. with the exception Of the
Princeton battle. VIII be Tough, out
In the Yale Bowl. The present SEIZED :.
nio includes Bates. Vermont. Tufts,
iowa' Williams. Army. Brown. Mary
land. Princeton and Harvard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07

The University OF Chicago an
GeorEia has been given a date ON rho
MaroonS football schedule. the game
I" be played on StnPg Field, Chicago
october I: 1922. Chicago plays Prince.
ION. another intcrscctlonal game. on
October %. also in Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
Plan Rink Mt Polo Cr,,n,,,,,

When Tex Richard saw the Polo
Grounds covered with Il slippery sea
OF mud at the Army Navy game. /,
gave him new idea. After a long
tax with John McGraw and Charles
"a. stoneham he decided TO substitute
Ice for the mud The skating rink
won't be ready until next winter, how
" y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
Tiger Track Stars VIII
Meet u. Va. on April Is

The Princeton track team. while
on its training trip in the South.
in preparation for the Penn relays
ut Franklin Field. will engage in
n meet with the University of Vir-
S'nia team on April 10, at Char
lotcsville. according TO announce
mcnt from that institution yes
tcrday. Princeton and Harvard
will both train for the big relay
games in the South during the
spring, it was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
Trnck Star. Train I'm sou,b

In preparation for tho Penn relays
at Franklin Field. the Princeton and
Harvard track teams Will make
southern trips next spring. thereby
"b'ai hing the ndvan.aT" Of outdoor
work Oh the cIndcr tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07
SCfiAEFER WILL GIVE
HOPPE RETURN CAME
IHy AsNnclntcd preHs.l

NEW YORK. Dec. G.-Jacob
''hacicr. who recently won the world's
~ bali line billiard championship
from Wiiiic lioppc. today formally
accepted the former champions chal-
irhE" Tor a return match III Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-07

other strong eleven next season,
S,it schedule will be arranged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
COUPLE FOUND DEAD
IN GIRLS OFFICE
Suitor Believed to Have
Killed Writer And
Himself

Los ANGELES May III am go
lng to build n cottage In the hand OF
God"
Those were the last words Paula
Fisher. AGED %. scenario writer.
clicked out on her typewriter today.
She had hardly finished them before
dcath-presumably murder-ovcrtook
her.
Miss Fisher lived az n hotel hero
aud was writing CONTINUITY Tor mo-
ton picture companies Mnrcoiano
Maestro. aged 81, "a landscape gard
cncr. mot her and, according to tho
story she had told friends, urged her
Ca marry him. She had put him Off
until June.
This afternoon nj Miss Fisher was
sitting ~ her typewriter, Mnstcru
called. Just what happened no one
knows. But from the evidence the
police gathered from muay sources
and then picced together. they be-
iioycd tonight that there was "a lovers
quarrel which led 90 physical violence.
A 10 minute HtrugglO ended, tho
police believed. when Mastcru shot
and Killed Miss Fisher and then killed
himself Both were dead when dDtcr-
i've arrived The furniture in the
room was dissrruurcd. chairs over
turned ar papers Uttered the floor.
In the typewriter was "a sheet NJ papcf
bearing tho last wods Mis- FIHhcI
had written ON her latest scenario.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Woman Tells Why
She Killed Husband

SEW ORLEANS MAY Trol,r.
fuk H iry.U. formerly coy I..s Aur.u
was dead tonight lis divorced v'fu
WOO" held BOO The parish house pf...H
for l hearing Monday 900 DO charge ui
murder.
tie called mu u we rlmo" Nrs.
l,N,. sohlsd met him |uupNu,gt.
'llN Tie called my that name, I
drew f. revolver Z ALWAYS uIrIE for
SELF d,i,uf. 4 reached for too gun
uui 500 siIuElI.i Tl. cartridge Csc
uIudul and hp ipIl
isyy,. who pIl,tiyyd law hero r"-
Gently. was divorced from Mrs l,f..
ben, April 49, Don 'h, divorce petition
Doc charged Chat uu May co. 1890" -l.
shot and wounded him boz luH Aure.
les
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

ward movement. which began April
H.
Three HadHrcot reports. for the
country over % faster pace iu out
put OF shoes leather. uituminous
coal. crudo petroleum, automobiles
and tircs 90 decrease In the number
of idIs CAR. and reports OF better
loadIrrs ON tne railways generally
and 900 improved 0 in ron and
stool."
pc--imi~t- Predict.
some standard on executives
think rrtd uHmgut will not be COM
pl,tod for another five months or
even "a yeur Extreme pos-imists be-
Hove that business for several years
Will ho Ik, the teeth 81 "a saw. with
accumulated demand Tor necessities
occasionally bringing revival Tor sew
eral months Average, however,
would NOT Boz, tHr below normal
Ga-niine siRsliod.
Standard Oh OF Indiana has cut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

backward buyers that bottom prices
have boon reached.
business IN better shape around
Angeles han anywhere else.
Lumber outlook brighter on Pacific
coast.
Only a fourth Of Great lakes
froightcrs will work his season. if6
operating out OF Toledo now laid un
indefinitely
WOODEN and woisted goods. for fall
delivery, in ery good shape, cspe-
cialiy womcn's wear
Steel industry at 90 per cent ca
pncity. Revived auto industry slim
ulates finished steel sales, particu-
larry sheets
humber Of employed In New York
state. national barometer, now only
% per cent lees than year ago. Aver
asc wage down ~ per cent.
Crude Oh production greatest IN
history. March output exceeded Oc'
tobcr. 1880. previous high record.