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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09
STIR DIN
| PATRIE..


Sinodul a discutat demisia epis-
copului Nifon, care a fost prlmlta.
Dnii Goga 81 Episcopul Teodosie
al Romanului an exprimat regre
tut guvernului 81 bisericei fata de-
|aceasta hotarire.
Dl Goga expune apoi punctul
de vedere al guvernului asupra
umficarei bisericei rugand pre-
latii sa accelereze lucrarile spre a
Ida bisericei cat mai curand aseza-
rea legala de care are nevoe.
S'a ales comisie care sd alca.
ltuiasca textul proiect,llui de uni
ficare.
Ministerial communications aSor.
donat extinderea legilor respec-
tive din Vechiul Regat, asupra
teritoriilor alipite pAna cand Sc "a
aduce legea unificarei p6Stelor.
Sc anunta din Deva ca de cate
va zile o banda organizata de hoti
la furat din vagoanele aflatoare in
CARA diferite obiecte in valoare dc
mai multe zeci de mil lei.
! Pc langa bursa din Capitala s'a
Ifnfiintat casa de compensate al
carei scop este inlesnirea lichida-
lrei operatiunilor de bursa.
| Incepand din Is Noemvrie di.
rectiunea generala c. f. r. pus
in circulate trenuri de maria 81
Itrenuri accelerate de marta, luand
Itransportul marfurilor colete.
| Doua societati ahonime infiin
ltate de curand 81 in consiliul d,
ladministratie al carora figurau
Gu title de print d-nii Serbian
IMoru 81 Basarab Brancoveanu al
cerut tribunalului comerial Ilfos
Iautorizarea legala. Procuroru
dante arafat tribunalului CT
ltitlurile de noblete sunt desfiin
ltate in Romania. Tribunalul I
ladmis sustinerea procurorului $
Gu toate opunerile avocatilor nj
a admis autorizatiile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09
ON FUCA eONDTlULU|

Pc ''vremea mea" demimOnde-
nele cand plecau pc strada sc
prinza un vanat mai gras, duceau
eate-un copil de patru sau cinclt
ami de mana, ca lumea Sc creaza
ca sunt name 81 maritate, dar,
vre-un neajuns, vre-un necaz, lie
sileste sd zimbeasca la ochiadele
vre-unui burtaverde agamiu, do
ritor de trufandale, 81 trucul prin-
dea de IMMUNE, multi cadeau in
leasa. Astazi, in loc de un copil
poarta m catelus in brate.
~
Pana acm. inca nu s'a aflat
un dricar sc condamne femeia
care STA impuscat barbatul.
n
Doctorii spun ca schimbarea
aerului contribute la imbunata-
tirea sanatatii. Admitem, dar az
trebui sa alba in vedere ca 81
schimbarea nevestelor ar contri-
bui in masura mare sd imbunata-
teasca dispozitia barbatilor, 81 Sc
site ca buna dispozitie un
agent curativ de prima ordine.
i
Tn barbat de cateori sc 1mbol-
naveste Sc gandeste la moarte 81
nevasta-sa la polita de asigurarc.
q
Pc prostul in zadar incerci sal
convingi sa-si uzeze mai multi
creerul de cat limba.
=
Un popa ne spunea mai deu-
nazi: "Afacerile merg prost: M
sunt botezuri, nu sunt cununii
nu sunt morti!'' Ce sal faci. Fie
care cu necazul 81 meseria lui.
y
Multi din moi ascultam GU pa.
cienta cand cineva ne spune c
minciuna gogonata dar sarim dc
pc scaun cand Mise spune ur
adevar.
- 4
Fetita americana
E ca mierea de dulce,
Oar te hraneste GU fiere
Dupa ce te seduce.
Darac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09
ABoNATI zlARuL
,,AMERICA"
HNSTIIlNTARE

Consulatul Roman din Pitts
burgh roaga pc cei, carl pot da
vre-o informatiune asupra lui
Vasile ,Mihaly, decedat in 1918 la
Mt. Union, Pa. 81 Nicolae Szabo,
mort prin accident in 1916 la
Island Greek Coal Mines w. Va.
sa binevoiasca ne comunica nu.
mele 81 adresele Domniilor Lor,
pentru a lie cere relatiuni, ce ne
sunt necesare in cautarea averii
ramase pc urma lor.
Din cauza unor transformari ce
Sc fac la cladirea in care sc afla
in timpul de fata oficiul Consula-
tulni,, biuroul va fl mutat provi-
zoriu la 5128 Woodlawn avenue,
Phone Schenley 255-J. Rugam
ca scrisorile ga fie adresate astfel !:
ROUMANIAN CONSULATE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Intre lucrarile, pc carl acest
oficiu are sa lie indeplineasca,
este 81 trasmiterea actelor venite
din Tara. Cum nu avem putinta
de lie inmana personal, deobi-
ceiu lie trimetem prin scrisori re-.
comandate, pnnand inauntru 81 3
chitanta, care trebue semnata de
eel, care primeste actele, inapoia-1
te Consulatului, pentrn ca apoi la
randnl nostru, prin Onor. Lega>
tiunea RomanA din Washinton, sd
o trimetem in Tara, la autorita-
tile de unde au fost expediateI
Aetele.
Multi dintre eel, carl primesc
asefnenea chitAnte nu ri IL mai
fie ck ma "a stiut ros-
sul lsr, fie' din vadita reA vointa.
Aeest fspt ne fngreuiaxd noux Ia.
crarile 81 deasemeI1ea pc cele ale
autoritatilor din Romania.
! Rugam deci, pc acei, carr tin
~
inca aceste chitante 81 nj le ii,as
poieze imediat, lar psntru cei,
carl eventual ar priIJ asensnea
chitanfe 81 nu ute . le ,tnapoia
ID timp.
Oensulatul 1e6l 1ontnl
~ fI r
Uecenbric Il 921 '1's % d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09


toti sub etatea de II ami.
Martin Welsh. 1926 w. 28thI
Str. a improcesuat pc w. Al
Allen, 1345 w. 59th Str. pentru 0
despagubire de 10000 dolari.
Welsh spune ca femeia sa a murit'
in urma unui accident de auto
mobil, cand sofia sa foSt strivita
de automobilul lui Allen pc Bulk
ley Blvd. 81 w. %, in apropie
rea podului High Level. Acciden-
tul s'a intamplat lin ziua de II
Novembre. Femeia sa fost trans
portata la spital. Dansa murit
in zilele trecute Alen a recunos-
cut accidental.
Chicago. - In saptamana tre-
cuta s'au descoperit opt cazuri de
moarte earl Sc pot atribui alcoo-
lului. Un barbat salbatacit de
beutura a amenintat sofia sa ca o
va impusca.S Ea a luat revolverul
din mana lui 81 cand ell atacat-o,
ca la impuscat. Doua femei tine
re au PRINT beutura de la un ON
81 peste cateva ore ca a fost ga
sta moarta Gu revolverul langa
ca. Sora eli sc crede ca s'a sinucis
in lac. Autoritatile mai investi-
gheaza cateva cazuri de moarte
cauzate tot de beutura. Saptama.
ma aceaSta cerut mai multe vic.
time decand e in vigoare prohi.
bitia.
WASHINGTON. - SenatOrul Bo
rah din Idaho a inceput All o cam
panic pentru revizuirea tratatu
lui din Versailles. Ell declarat
ca Europa va da faliment dac5
acest tratat va Fl mentinut 81 pt
mai departe. Eel cere ca Britania
Franta, Japonia 81 Germania 81
conyina pentru ca sa cada dt
]acord cu privire La schimbares
facestui tratat caci altfel Europs
nu va Fl in stare sd tr6iasca.
ss #*
Politia investigheaza cazul dom
nisoarei Molly Jenner, de 10 ami
care a fost atacata in mod miste
rios pc Edwaids ave, aproape d,
Clifton Blvd. Fata fost gasit'
in stare lesinata pc trotuar. Dup;
ce fost dusa La casa din apro
pierre 81 fost readusa la con
stiinta, ca pQvestit politistulu
nmatoarele: ''Un ON m "a opri
| 81 m a provocat sa ma urc in all
| tomobilul lui. Cand Fam refuza
el ma lovit cu un ciomag ce-i err
| in mana. Aceasta este tot de Gem
: aduc aminte. Doamna d. X. Sc
CERT, 1916 Clifton blvd a chema
,politia dupa ce un ON necunoscu
a intrat in casa Ell in brate GU 4
/ fata care parea a fl moarta. Omu
a disparut apoi. Fata este ample
, iata in serviciul lui Daniel Kirby
1924 Lake ave. Ea a fosts dus;
apoi la polite,
Charleston, s. G. - Raportur
neofieiale sosite aici spun Cd mist,
soldati de la marina carl au fos
ordonati pentru pazirea vagonu
lui de posta nr. 80 pc linia Allan
tic Coast, langa Savannah, Ga. al
impuscat asupra trei oameni alb
carl au incercat sd jefuiasca va
4 gonul. Sc spune ca dol dintr,
bandit au fost raniti in moo
foarte grav.
1 Madison, Wis. Guvernoru
ii. j. Blaine, in o scrisoare catr,
ministrul postelor Will. H. Hays
a atacat politica departamentulu
postei in urma caruia in vaEoane
i le de 'posta se'tin' marinari mar
matt 81 instruiti ca sa Sc foloseas
ca de arme cand necesitatea va
cere. Guvernoruf a cerut ministrn
lui ca pazitorul care a fmpusca1
ne Otto J,amhrnchf din KOknn1l,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09

Fetita americana
E ca mierea de dulce,
Oar te hranestc Gu fiere
Dupa ce te seduce.
Darac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-09

New York. All q plecat din
portul de aici vaporul George
Washington inc6reat Gu dafuri
pentru americana ce sunt in strai-
natate GU ocaziunea Craciunului.
Vaporul a dus 16D00 saci de da-
ruri, cea mai mare parte pentru
soldatii americani din armata de
ocupatie De IL Rin, apoi represen-
tantilor guvernplni american in
strainatate.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
By GUY r. ROCKWELL.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND, June 9-Many Cleve-
land business men have expressed
themselves of late as convinced that
the country may enjoy prosperity de-
spite declines in some lines, and are
urging change of methods to meet
present conditions Great speed in
turnover is essential. they assert.
Smaller profits may be expected. they
state. but satisfactory net returns
are entirely possible.
Business has changed but little here.
Garment manufacturers have made
arrangements with labor providing
for greater continuity of work. and
garments will be manufactured at
lower prices than a year ago. They
are preparing to start on fail busi-
ness Immediately, instead of waiting
until July, as usual.
Large retailers say sales are fairly
satisfactory. Insolvencies have been
remarkably few. only three or four
of consequence having been reported.
The steel industry continues to sag
and the automobile business is not so
active in general as a month ago, al
though one manufacturer reports or
ders for three-month capacity pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
URGING CHANGE OF METHODS
TO MEET PRESENT CONDITIONS
Cleveland Trader Thinks Country May
Enjoy Prosperity Despite Slumps in
Some Lines-Other Sections.

cordfng to speakers today before the
National Association of Retail Groc-
ers now in session
Chain Stores Foreseen.
"At present and for years to come,
buyers will be sought by the man
who has something to SELL, said L.
L. Schmal of Chicago. He declared
his belief that chain stores. premium
plans and similar policies directed to
will be in evidence.
The grocers voiced a protest against
advertisement of reduction in prices
by wholesalers before the retailer
has had time to clear his shelves of
higher-priced goods. John A. Ulmer,
president of the association, stated
all food essentials ares back to pre-
war prices. Effect of the Colorado
floods has not yet been reflected
here.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME C0GRT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Holding a BanKrupteS
court.-In the Matter of John W haSne.
Bsnkrupt-In bankruptcy. No. 12s-Io the
creditors of John W. Rayne. OF the CITY OF
Wellington District Of Columbia: Notice is
hereby given that the 9TH day OF June,
A. d. 1921 the said John W. Bayne was duy
adtudieated bankrupt: and that the hret meet
ing of his creditors will he held at my once
in the wilkins building. 1872 H st. NV. wash
ingfou D.. q. the 18th day OF June. A. u.
1921. at 10 o'clock am. at winch time the
said creditors may attend. prove their Claims:
app,int a trustee. examine the bankrupt; and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. RALPH ID. QUiN-
TER Referee in Baukruptcy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding Bankruptcy
Court-In the Matter of George NJ. Jacobson.
trading as Jacobson Ires.. BankTipt--In Bank
rupter No i3L3-To the creditors Of George
NJ Jacobson of the CITY Of Washington. Dis
trict of Columbia: Notice is her"hy given ,h1t
On the 1.,th day Of May. \. ID. 1921. the said
George NJ. Jacobsen duly adiudcatad hank
rypt: and that the first meeting Of his cred
itcrs will he bold at my office in the wilkins
building. 1912 II st. NV. Washington. D. e..
on the 18th day of June. \. u. 1921. at 1880
o'clock am. at ws.ich time the said creditors
may, attesd. prove their claims. appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt: and transact
such other business rs may properly come be-
fore aiA meeting. RALPH d. QUISTER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
PROMISE TO BE LARGER
THAN LAST YEARS CROPS
Combined Yields of Winter and
Spring Wheat for 1921 Have
Official Estimate.

Combined winter and spring wheat
crops OF the country promise to be
4a'ooo,0o0 bushels larger than last
years, based on forecasts of produc-
ton announced by the Department Of
Agriculture
There will be smaller crops of oats
barley and hay than were harvested
last year. while the apple crop will
not be half SO large as that of 1920,
and the peach crop will be much
smaller than last year.
winter wheat, which a month ago
promised crop of 629 060. 900 bushels.
came through May in bad shape in
several of the important producing
states, and as a result the forecast
OF production showed a reduction of
oI'ooo.OoO bushels. bringing the total
20 the same quantity as produced
last year.
hansas Reports Decline.
Kansas. premier wheat state, re-
ported a decline in the condition of
the crop from 81 per cent of a normal
on May 1 to SO per cent on June ],
which resulted in a reduction in that
states forecast by 33 200 900 bushels
In Nebraska the condition dropped
from 80 to % per cent, and in Okla
homa from Si to 20 per cent.
The spring wheat crop forecast in
last years crop. The condition of the
crop is better than a year ago. while
the acreage is somewhat smaller than
last years. An acre yield of 1873
bushels is forecast compared with
los bushels last year.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSAIS win be received by
the Bureau Of Standards and opened at PM
June Is 1921 for furnishing one set OF COM
PRESTON fixtures impact test machines and
nexural test machines Of highest sclenunc
accuracy in accordance with drawings and IN
struetions which will be supplied by h. L.
Whittemore Room II. Industrial building.
Bureau Of Standards. "
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Supervising
Architects Once, Washington. d. T.. June y,
ias11 sealed proposals will be opened in this
ofice at 3 pm June 80 1921. for supply ying to
the various public buildings under the control
Of the Treasury Department hand eectrle,
wear ending June 80. 1922 in accordance with
the specifica tions. copies Of which may be mad
w. -A,chitect JAS A. WETMORE. Acting
SIrperyisiny Architect. 1e9ll l3.lo.lI.-D-
Evening star., 1921-06-09
ROOSEVELT SHIP SAILS.
BALTIMORE. June 8.

BALTIMORE, June 3. Kermit
Rooseveit's entrance into tho steam
ship field was noted at this port yes
terday when the steamer Luxpalile,
Capt. Keys, sailed for London. She
came here with a general cargo from
New York and loaded with coal. The
Luxpalile Is a Shipping Board steam
er allocated to the Roosevelt Steamship
Company, of which Mr.. Roosevelt is
president. for general cargo service
from New York. Baltimore and other
ports to London,
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Clam Packing Develops
Paying Pacific Industry
BY PAUL C. HEDRICK.

BY PAUL C. HEDRICK.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SEATTLE, Wash, June "a new
source Of wealth to the Pacific north
west has been found by packers Of
the razor CLANS Of Snug Harbor.
Cooks inlet, Alaska Slack demand
for canned salmon has led to invest
ment of large sums in clam packing.
the meat of the big bivalve being cut
and canned. Markets. it Is said, have
been developed all over the country.
and packers assert the industry is
past the infancy stage.
Local merchandising is normal, de-
partment stores reporting fair aver
age business. Generous buying of
sporting goods. especially in the
smaller towns, with inconssQuential
reduction of prices. is regarded by
wholesalers as indication of whole
some reaction.
Fall in Prices.
Food products are cheaper and
staple articles still are falling in price to
the consumer.
The big run Off salmon in Alaska
and Puget sound waters now is ap-
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Speakers at Kansas City
Predict Keen Competition
BIZ DICK SMITH

"I OIVHA SMII.ds
Special Dispatch to The Star
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 9.-Busi-
ness generally appears to be on the
upgrade in this territory. A con-
tlnued Improvement in building ac-
tivities is noted and retail dry goods
and clothing merchants report the
volume of business continues to ex-
ceed that of the similar period in
1920. although the money value of
the goods sold is slightly less.
A buyers market with keen COM
petition among merchants is the
business outlook for the future, ac-
Evening star., 1921-06-09
PASSES IT'S DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. June s.-The Interna-
tional Agricultural Corporation today
passed its dividend on preferred stock
in order to conserve its cash re-
sources. according to the company.
Since July. 1918. the dividend had
been N per cent quarterly.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Washington Stock Exchange.

Washington Railway 4s-SlOO at 81

Washington Railway $500 At 81
Potomac Electric LIST 5s-S1 900 1t 81.
Continental TruSt-1O ut lO4, 10 at lO4 lC
at lO4. 10 at 1O4. 10 al 1O4
AFTER CALL
. Washington Hallway $4,000 at Gil
$!,O0 at Sig, l,0Ov at 81. 600 at 81
81 900 al 81. Sl.0u0 At 81. $1,000 at 81. 81 OUl
at I'll. 81 600 at 81. $1,000 at 6Iss, 81 600 a,
u lss. 81 90 at 6lt. $1,000 at Sis, 81 ,OOO al
81 $l,oOO at u u. $1,000 at 6l1s. 81 .0Ol
at 6la.
Potomac Electric general mortgage 6s-
81, 600 at 95%. 81. 600 at .,6.
Capital Traction-2 at S7a, 1 at S7L. 4 At
S7E.
Washington Railway 4s-s1.0oo at 6lh,
81. coo at 6lk.
81. 900 at 96. 81 900 at 90
MerSenthaler Linotype-10 at 11s. 5 at 1l9.
Money-Can loan. 61za7 per cent
Bid and Asked Prices
Evening star., 1921-06-09
PARIS BOURSE HEAVY.

PARIS, June 9.-Prices were heavy
on the bourse today. Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs 45 centimes; ex-
change on London, AZ francs 50 CEN
times: 5 per cent loans 81 francs 20
centimes; the dollar was quoted at
IL francs Ssh centimes.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
RAILMEN COMING TO U. S.
Delegations viii Study
American Roads.

MELBOURNE. Australia June s.
Victoria and New South Wales, il is
announced, are each sending delega-
tions of four railway officials to the
United States. The Australians will
study the American railway systems
and their operation.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Commodity Reports
From Many Sections
Metals.

KANSAS CITY. June s.-Conditions
in the trf-state lead and zinc field
are reported weaker, with only five
smeiters in the market in the last
week Lead was of IS a ton. The
PRICE OF zinc was maintained, but
there was little demand.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Stocks of
nickel IN consumers hands are grad
ualiy becoming exhausted. according
to indications of the last two months
This has resulted in an increased
demand, not yet large in volume,
but from an increasing number of
consumers. according to W. A. Cost
wick. president of the International
Nickel Company. today.
Textiles.
NEW YORK, June 9-Sellers of
hne 1ancy worsteds rep TT that buy
ers have been taking them in with
out any hesitation SO far.
TROY. N. Y June 9.-Employes Of
ufacturers. will be given a months
vacation this year instead of the
usual two weeks The plant will be
closed from July is to August Is.
Tobacco.
PHILADELPHIA. June s-Current
quotations for tobacco in the local
der, IS to As cents; wrappers, IS; FILL
ers. cents. A large quantity of
filler tobacco has been sold at from
to cents. Cigar manufacturers
are bringing out multitude of new
brands Of fve-cent cigars.
ST. PAUL June 9.-Shoe manufac-
turers and jobbers have secured a
considerable volume of immediate
business within the last week
PHILADELPHIA, June 9-Recent
advances in calfskin prices have been
reflected in new list prices of some
shoe manufacturers. One large maker
of women's shoes here has advanced
ped welted pumps of tan or gun metal
calf from 80 to 35 cents a pair.
MONACO. Pa. June 9.-Factories
numbers and of the Phoenix
Glass Company resumed operations
this week after an idleness of five
weeks and are now operating on
60 per cent basis.
CHICAGO. June 9-Illinois Steel
Company is running only two of it's
eleven blast furnaces and only about
half of the furnaces at Gary are in
operation
NEW YORK. June 9.-Quotations
on pongee silks in the local market
range from SIS to 20 cents for first
quality IL momme pongee. with the
average about 67k for immediate or
nearby deliveries.
Paper.
BOSTON, June 9.-The printers
strike has intensified the dullness in
the paper trade and paper mills are
very quiet. with poor demand for all
grades.
Grain.
KANSAS CITY. June 9.-Millers re-
port more liberal bookings for flour.
the trade showing more confidence in
prices.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Cattle.
PHILADELPHIA. ],

PHILADELPHIA. June s.-Reports
from steamship men indicate that
handling of cattle on transatlantic
voyages has now reached SO efficient
a point that steers take on flesh dur
ing the voyage instead Of losing it.
A recent shipment, loaded four to a
stall. is said to have been made at a
rate to Glasgow of $40 a head
Evening star., 1921-06-09

preaching. Tho surplus Of fresh nsh
1s largo, and storage facilities are
taxed to the utmost to provide for
shipments by refrigerator cars to the
east and middle west
Evening star., 1921-06-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

A memorial to the women OF the
MaynOWer is soon to be unveiled
at Plymouth. Mass.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
SUGAR GOES LOWER.
Drops to Lowest Level in More
Than Four Years.

NEW YORK, June "a decline of
Y cent to 4.25 in raw sugar today car
ried prices to the lowest level in
more than four years. This new
price was established on sales of 600
bags of Costa Ricans, import duty
paid.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock Of Fay
record. able.
Am rx.,, ser a. n. e. June IS July 1
Ame,ic.n Exnress q .Junes17 July 1
A. WhoIeS.ie MD a 81 B June Is July 1
AZ ri 81 70 June 80 July %
CInatt faehojv MD a. 81 75 June 30 July 1
CnntirentsI Car o. Ri To- June 20 July L
n nnnhsm a Co a. 81 so June Is July 1
J. II. Dunham Co., 1st pfd., VI
T. d Il BUM baas.m 4 Co.. ID pfd.. June 70 '
q q Observation-Disclosures IS July 1
lsS.' E,acf SuunlY a. H.. June % July 1
New River psf 81 T. IL ~ pid.. ID June Z '''
20 Eo ..............Jun June % July I
United shoe Mach, O.. Soc. June II July
United Shoe Mach. pfd.. o.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Grain.

KANSAS CITY. June e.-Millers re-
port more liberal bookings for flour.
the trade showing more confidence in
prices.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
Paper.

BOSTON, June 9.-The printers
strike has intensified the dullness in
the paper trade and paper mills are
very quiet, with poor demand for all
grades.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

NEW YORK. June s.-ouotations
on pongee silks in the local market
range from SIS to 20 cents for first
quality IL momme pongee. with the
average about 67k for immediate or
nearby deliveries.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
CCRB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hihbs & Co
c12:15 pm =
Evening star., 1921-06-09

MONACO, Pa. June 9.-Factories
numbers and of the Phoenix
Glass Company resumed operations
this week after an idleness of FIVE
weeks and are now operating on a
60 per cent basis.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

CHICAGO, June 9-Illinois Steel
Company is running only two of it's
eleven blast furnaces and only about
half of the furnaces at Gary are in
operation
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-11-03
H. c. Cottingham Dead.

Bennettsville, S, c., Oct 81
Henry c. Cottingham, a promi-
nent and successful farmer, died
last night at 10 o'clock with par
alysis. Mr.. Cottingham was 81
years OF age and had been mar
ried three times. His third wife,
who was Miss Covington, of
Rockingham, N. c., survives
him. She has no children. His
first wife was Miss Parrish, of
this county, and two children by
her are living, Mrs. Reid Chill
dress, of Spartanburg, and Colin
Cottingham, of this county. His
second wife was Miss Odom, of
this county. One child, Vance
Cottingham, is living in Benefits
vile. The funeral and burial
took place this afternoon at A
o'clock at McColl cemetery in
Bennettsville.