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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
MILK WAGON DRIVERS
ARE ENJ0INED FROM
HINDERINC DELIVERY
fRv Associated Pressl

CLEVELAND. Nov. 8. - Common
please Judge Bernon this morning
granted a temporary injunction re-
straining striking milk wagon drivers
from interfering in any way with the
delivery Of milk here after several
outbreaks of violence that marked the
start of the second day of the strike
of 800 milk wagon drivers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-With all ne
gotiations for a settlement of the milk
strike at a standstill following re-
fusal of the milk conference board,
the employers organization to accept
Mayor Hylan's proposal of arbitration,
officials of the milk wagon drivers
union today were perfecting plans for
a finish fight which they predicted
might last three months.
Meanwhile residents of the metro
politan area went without their usual
supply of milk and cream. Deliveries
to hospitals, health stations, dispensar-
les and nurseries continued as pledged
at the beginning of the strike by milk
| wagon drivers. Pins of the distribut
ing corporations for establishing milk
stations in all parts of the city were
still incomplete and virtually the milk
| available was at stations of small com
panies at railway terminals.
! Appeals to individuals
Health Commissioner Copeland, the
!! mayors representative, renewed eff
| forts to settle the strike today by ap
pealing to individual members of tht
milk conference board. Following the
/ boards refusal to arbitrate, he de
clared he was finished with the or
! ganiZation and would not longer have
any dealings with it.
tBy Associated Press)
"The responsibility now rests OIL
the distributors" Commissioner Cope
land said last night. "They want Il
make an open shop fight on an is
sue which means life and death to th,
inhabitants of this community"
| The milk conference board issuet
a statement declaring it had prepare,
| to take care of the public in the mat
ter of milk deliveries and was actin
in the best interests of the public
I'VE think it is time" the statemen
said, that inflated costs due to en-
ploye inefficiency which we have beel
unable to control in years past, shoul
stop. The publlc's interest in the ma
ter is not momentary one. 1t is
permanent one"
Declare For "open Shop"
I The board remained firm in its de
clared intention of restoring the "ope
shop" policy to the milk industry.
More than 100 men early today a
tackled ;%ree men loading trucks at
downtown distributing station and pt
lice reserves arrested nine of tn
crowd after chase. Two truck
loaded with milk and cream were sto
en- but were found half an hour late
Fifteen cans of cream were dumpe
into the street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
ULSTER PREMIER WILL
CONFER ON PROPOSALS
REGARDING BOUNDARY
(By Associated. Press)

LONDON, Nov. 3-Sir James Craig,
the Ulster premier, has accepted the
governments invitation, dispatched
yesterday, to come to London for con-
sultations as to listers attitude to-
ward the proposals regarding the Ul-
ster boundary and other questions in
volved in the Irish settlement.
Reports that the government had
decided to ask or already had asked
Ulster to agree to plebiscite in the
counties of Tyrone and Fermanagh
were current here this morning in con
nection with the conference between
the British government and repre-
sentatiyes of the Dali Eireann, look
ing to a settlement of the Irish con
troversy.
The two counties in which there is
said to be strong sentiment in favor
of southern Ireland, would, according
to reports, be asked to signify their
adhesion to Ulster or the Sim Fein
The government was declared to
have been careful to make clear that
the request did not come from Prime
Minister Lloyd George alone or from
conferees discussing the Irish situa
tion but from the whole British cabi
net.
Assent is Doubted
Doubt was expressed by newspapers
here today over the probability thai
Ulster would assent. 1t was pointed
out that the utterances of Ulster lead
ers in the past would seem to preclude
all likelihood of them countenancins
step which might lead to diminutior
of the area under the control of the
| Ulster parliament and government.
Ulster members of the British gov
ernment have been quoted as sayins
| that Ulster would firmly oppose an.
cutting down of the territory assigned
to her under the Irish act.
| Modification of the central council
! of Ireland, which would link up tn,
/ parhaments of Ulster and the south
ern part of the island was said yester
| day to have been considered and i
was understood that it would be
matter for prospected consultation be
] tween British governments and Ulster
The view was taken today that tb
| time was near at hand when Ulste
necessarily must enter the negotia
| tions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
FIVE PERSONS KILLED
IN JERUSALEM RIOTS
(By Associated Press)

JERUSALEM, Nov. 3.-Five per-
sons were killed, 13 others were
wounded in disorders here today which
included the throwing of bomb.
The trouble police reported, origin
taed in an attempted attack by Arab
riders on the Jewish quarter OF the
killed four were Jews and one an
Arab.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
EXPENSE ESTIMATE
SLASHED s94,OO0,OOO
(Ry Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-Estimated
expenditures for the government for
the fiscal year 1922 are now placed at
s3,940, 100000, reduction of $94,000,-
600 from the August 10 estimate OF
81, ,034, 100000, President Harding has
informed congress in a letter to
Speaker Gillett.
The new estimate was presented by
the President in connection with de
ficiency estimates of appropriations OF
s1S7,922,576.74, which Mr. Harding
said were taken into consideration in
arriving at the new estimates of 1872:
expenditures.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
Pittsburgh Thieves Get
$4,000 in Jewelry
(Bv ASSOCIATED Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov 3--The theft of
jewels, valued at $4,000 from his room
IN a hotel here was reported to the
police today by A. S. Riley, salesman
for New York jewelry concern. Mr.
Riley said that upon his return from
the theatre last night he found that
his trunk had been broken open and
the Jewels taken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
Fishing Schooner Wrecked;
Man Washed Ouerbonrd
and where Pershins, Foch and others spoke.
lRv Associated Pressl

PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Nov. B.
The fishing schooner Leonora Silveria
out of Boston, was a wreck on Peaked
Hill Bars today. One of her crew, Ed
ward Meuse, was lost, having been
washed overheard by the sea that
piled the schooner on the reef.
The other II. men-Captain Law
renee Lawlor last of all-were brought
ashore in breeches buoys, manned by
the coastguards of the Highland and
Peaked Hill stations.
The schooner will be total loss.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
DISCUSS BONUS FOR VETS


JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Nov. 81
Adjusted compensation for World war
veterans and the sale of $10,000.p00
of road improvement bonds were the
chief questions for discussion before
special session of the general assem-
bly, of Missouri here today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
SERVICE MEN TO GET LAND

(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov S-Tracts of
land aggregating 1892 acres in Wyo-
ming will be thrown open to entry by
ex-service men for So days from De-
cember 80, 1921 the department of
the interior announced today. Most
of the land was described as having
practically no agricultural value" but
as possible use as grazing acreage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
SUBMITS PROOF OF
| HANGING OF SOLDIERS
fRy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Letters
and kilograms from persons offering to
submit proof of charges that American
soldiers overseas were hanged with
out trial were presented in the Senate
today by Senator Watson, Democrat,
Georgia, whose presentation of the or
iginal charges in the senate several
days ago, resulted in appointment of a
special committee of investigation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
MOTHER, 4 CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
tBy Associated Press)

TOLEDO, o., Nov. "A mother and
four children, three girls and a boy,
were burned to death shortly after 6
o'clock this morning when fire de-
stroyed the fruit store and apartment
of Wolf Greenburg, Indiana avenue
and Ewing street. The dead are:
Mrs. Greenburg. the mother; Eva,
15; Anna. 13; David, six: and Leah,
nine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
Diamonds Worth $50, 900
Stolen in St. Paul Today

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. diamonds
valued at $4,000 were obtained today
by two men who robbed the store of
A. I. Shapiro and Sons. in the center
of the down town district.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
WANT CINCINNATI CAR FARE
TWO TICKETS FOR IS CENTS

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3.-Efforts
are being made to have the Cincinnati
Traction company issue two street car
tickets for Is cents. The fare now is
eight cents ride
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03

dedicated to the Poet L. A. Handley.)
I'VE had eight years of Wilson and
Democrats Galore
They wasted, spent and squandered
Till our pocket-books got sore.
VIII | vote for one in Richmond?
Not me, old boy, that's sure
The same thing gets stale, try
something different"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
TOTAL VOTE TO DATE.

A total of 320 votes have been cast
by the women for Handley and PIG for
Bescher. The men have cast 216 for
Bescher and 306 for Handley.
Comments on Backs of Ballots.
"Bescher knows a working man"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
EI ANlIl0 De BODlS

Las nOvias del dfa no Sc han cui-
dadO seguramente de averiguar eI Orl-
gen las transformations sufridas
Il traves de los sislos por este arc de
ORC que lucen ufanas, que pueden
signiiicar compromise alianza, de
acuerdO con Su colocasi0n prescrita
por las coStumbres.
Is una bella tradici0n. sin embar-
20. qOe en- este SigiO ic0nOclaSta ha
lernaneci6 ,iniacta. srfriendO con
amable cSoticiSmo las irOnlas de los
cSptrituS fuertes que la suponcn asa
como les aros Y las pulSeraS, rezagoS
de ccstunbr"s bdrbaras de 6pocas en-
que impcraba ii deSr?tfsmo del hom-
bre rcspecto de su companera. Es
que mieItraS ralpitc un atomo de
pccSfa en- el cSpIritu humane le Sc
ran grat0< CStoS Simbol0S.
L. g9iegoS Y los romanos usaban
este cmblcma.
En- c sig,o Nv, dice el Manual
TIC las ttItIIipill'lS. ttJuSitluO al lltV
de la igicSia de Paris. 81 eSposo po-
MIA cl anillo sucesivamente en- tres
dcdl> de la noY.a.
Tn cUricSo ma9uScri1o de Ia hiblio-
tcca dc TroycS nos rclata una pinto
rcsc1 cGStumhrc del paSado on estoS
ttrininoS: "CUando un h0mbre guerra
tomar csposa Eacfa esculpir su rostro
'Hl ORC plata cen el mayor parecido
.,"sible Iuogo daba esta sortiia 2
au'lt;)la Goa una cadenita para que
~e 1t cara al cutl'o dici6ndoie:
Tumad. amada mia, este 0s dOy.
81 alguien la requerfa de amores, la
doncclla contestaba:
Estoy comprometida. bien 10 v6is.
81 ella guerra eXtraviarse, sus
padres recorddhaulc la ioya que e.
prOmctdo le di ,ra ....
0tra poG,ica tradici6n del tempo
de los duX ell Venecia es Ia de los
despcsorios, que actualmente, para ell
dia de Ia Ascension, celebraba el do
90 ScbaStidl Zani con el Adriatico-
arrojando entire las olas I'm anilllo
de ORC a! pronunciar esta invocation:
Mar, nos desposamos contigo, en-
sc1al de nuestro legftimo Y perpe-
tuo imperio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
En- el Hip6dromo

rs tanto el entusiasmo hfpico que
reina entire los numerosos aficionados
este sport, que cada dia el pool va
sumando cantidades mayores. El sa-
bado entire los miles de cuadros pa
peletas que Sc jugaron solo dos invi-
viduos acertaron las seis carreras,
siendo uno de ellos ell DR.. Jose
A. Diaz, residente en- Santurce
| y el otro don Ramon Arteaga, de
Puerta de TERRA, correspondence a
cada uno, 1909 pesos con cincuenta
centavos. En- las carreras del domin-
go la unica sorpresa que hubo fue en-
la primera que la gano Black Eagle,
hacienda segundo Goodrich. En- la Sc
gunda Pirata, Inlay y Ardilla no CO.
rrienron Y habiendose quedado medic
parade Fisk tenia que ganar el X por-
que iba corriendo puede decirse que
solo. En- la tercera a 900 metros no
habia que hablar; Puerto Rico entr6
parade porque era su distancia favo-
rita. La cuarta especial para caba-
Hos nuevos la Escoba barrio con todo
el mundo, Y Sc hubiera podido per-
der facilmenta nc ser por Tuto, que
dcspues de kabcrscle partido el fire.
no la supo conducir el resto de la ca
rrera cen maestria entrando en- Ia
meta con mas de tres cuerpos delante.
Apollaniz pudo conseguir el segundo
con Ledger. En- la quinta el IndiO no
corri6 como de costumbre, quizas por-
que Charito todavia no lie ha podido
coger el golpe, despues de todo STEM
pre- obtuvo la victoria pero fue a gol-
pes de palo que otras veces no hubo
necesidad de darle En- la sexta nada
mas salir les caballos mejor dicho
cuando dieron la salida, sabiamos cue
la Dotty. Era TN robo porque Media
villa en- seguida Sc puso nervioso ofre-
ciendo gavela en- favor de SUI caballo
pero como va no hay tanto 'picda"
los que estaban su lado Sc hacian
los desentendidos como que con ellos
no iba NADIA. Y asi terminaron las ca
rreras el domingo.
Morual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
Sc MARCHAN PARA UTUADO

Nuestro buen amigo el conocido ifi-
geniero don Ricardo Skerrett, a fines
del presente mes trasladara su resi-
dencia Utuado, con su distinguida
familia. El motive de ausentarse do
esta ciudad, donde cs tan estimada
csta familia, Sc debe que el seaor
Slerrett, tiene trabajos de importan-
cia que realizar por aquella comarcA,
donde su presencia es necesaria cons
tantemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
PoR ENFERMEDAD

Hace uso de licencia por falta de
salud, ell Fiscal General especial del
Departamento de Justicia, Licenciado
Samalea Iglesias y lie sustituye el Fis-
cal del Supreme, Licenciado jose 3.
Figueras. Deseamos pronto restableci-s
miento al distinguido enfermo, que ,es
uno de nuestros mas valiosos escfito-
res,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
MUGHA VERBAL

En- Ia via dc los earros lelectricos
en- cl trozo de ensanche de ID icarrete-
IA de, santurce,s desde sMiramary q la
parada Is, haMimucha yerba, que esta
invadiendo1 laga aeeras y debiera lin
piarse. Hay sue hacer los desagiies
del lado Norte de esa parte del ensan-
che, pues el aqua de Ia lluxia cubre
las aceras y 'llega hasta interrumpir
el transito, iln14 nj ~:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
GRACIOSA NINA

FL sibado a las tres de la tarde, Ia
schora de Agustfn Blanco, dofa ANA
Maria Cestero, di0 luz una hermosa
nina, con toda felicidad, completAn-
do la parejita.
La asisti6 el notable medico L. h.
Biam6n. Ambas ofrecen I'm estado sa.
tisfactorio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12
LA SRA. DE STANTON, ENFERAlA

Desde .hace algunos dfas esta reclui-
da en- CANA, atacada de gripe, la Sc
fora esposa del jefe de Ia policfa in
sular, Mr.. Shanton, a la que<le desea-
mos un rapido rrestablecimiento.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12

de su, naci0n.
Tambien en-, continua lucha,
de su hogar en-, la defensa,
gastaron los espaloles
el oro de sus ,riquezas
Y han regado los. barbechos
con la sangre de sus venas,
porque adn no ,ha habido en- ell mundc
quien humille esa bandera
valiente, que un rio de, ORC
entire dos de sangre ostenta.
Padre, me llena el relate
de admiration.
NO ha naciao para csclava
nuestra nacion.
Yo la he visto muchas veces
ondear pura y serena 81.
entire ell humo. de la polvora
y ell estruendosde la guerra;
70 Ia he visto muchas vcccs
cuhliendo las ycadavericas
carnes de aquellos soldados
que combatieron por ella
y hallaron gloriosa tumba
sobre ell campo de pelea.
-Bien comprendo que es muy digna
de cstaeion.
Isl; jno YES que ella es>la imagen
de estimation.
Jay del que en- funesto dia
a despreciarla Sc atreva! A
Jay de aquel que I'm solo insulto
dirija nuestra bandcra!
Porque insulta a nuestra madre
y nuestra patria desprecia,
y no hay un hijo en- cl mundo
que escucharas esas blasfemias
sin que taladrase el pecho
del que a su madre ofendiera.
-Siento llenp de entusiasmo
mi corazon.
-Venera siempre, hijo mio,
nuestra nacion.
81 alguna VeZ te llevaSen
los azares de la guerra
sobre pueblos enemigos
o sobre vencidas tierras,
con los pobres hunillados
usa siempre de clenlencia,
porque tambien tendran hijos,
hermanos Y esposas tiernas,
que por los suyos sollocen
y maldigan tn fiereza.
-iY 81 otra cosa lnandara
nuestra nacion?
NO: solo puede ordenarte
la compassion.
Con la bandera en- la mano
cuando subas por las cuestas,
en- cuya Gina las bocas
de los canones ensehan,
como reptiles de hierro,
vivo ell fuego de sus lenguas,
piensa que detras de If
toda la nacion te observa
y quiere que aauella brille
donde brilIa otra extranjera.
-Es hermosa, padre inio,
tn narracion.
-Ya veras como te. premia
nuestra naci0n.
La bandera es nuestra patria, /.
su limpio homer representa-:
por ESQ, al yer los jiroiies
que guardo eiiznuestra 'vivienda,
como pruebazale ,respeto
has de inclinarla .cabeza;
porque cobija a los debilcs
va los valientes alienta
y por elias diefan todosra ',ssf
Glen vidas. si cien tnvieran.
'-Ya la adore, padre milo,
con tai pasion,.:s. s;.!s III
-Es tu deber,Eque. es la imagen
de la nacion.
-of Eduardo yilIegas. 4
--L.-..----------------.---- i..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12

PUEDE SERVRSE Gaia foma deseada neeesdades
parcua los anaquees compauras toda ausbes puee
los betos relacionn grabad de GAIA
No. &c. fabca solanen forma senca deposar IL
bros peuen ave para objetos de vor Sus
dmension exeriores 60 pulgadas de alo 1914 ancho
rs~saa~.h 20 - 81 de fondo. = Peso, 420 ibras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-12

Como de rgor los empos presentes las Casas de Co.
mercio debdamente organizadas Corporacone Organza
clones bancarias todo Estabecmento tenga ben ci
mentado prestigo mundo de los negocOs necesa
guardian bros de cOntabdad documenOs Vegetables
P6zas de SECURE cualquiera ya0res de mporancia,
Gaia de Segurdad de Acero cue presto absoluas
rantias
Con los frecentes ncenOs vienen sucediendo las
CompaTias dc SECURES Ia necesdad de pOner
coccimeato de Asegurados garanzaran el pa
so de rcspecv2s P6iiZas esas esten de-
bacnte depcsitadas Gaia de Acero de mejor
hda isro ell Goberno por medic de Ley, hara
igua egenca las Corporaciones respectO brOs
de C0nablidad.
ninGuna Gaia mas apr0p6sitO para cubiero cual
qier ocumento de esta naturaeza de academies
como la GAIA DE ACERO de la famOsa SECURITY'
de las que nic0s dsrbudOres las Antas. Es
Caas de Acero esan fabricadas de acuerdO to-
dos los reQuerentOs inispensables absolute
rana ell temple del material hasta auste ndes
tructibe de tai dviddas que elias puede
depostare desde simple carta de negOcOs hasa ell brO
ell docunlento de mayor mportanca Los cuatro graba
dos adjuntO dan idea clara preca de 10
tras CAJAS SECURITY importa POGO tamaHo que la
desee amen de ell Comprad0r puede sOcitar los
partimientos que conyenentes para negocO
sta en- SUI estdblecimiento oflcina una
1cero f,,arca "SECURITY".
NDO INFoRMEs Y PREClOs.
idoreess para ar las Antillas:
& CO., INC. ]:
+, PUERTO RICO.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds
Bid ASkeG.

ISSUED In coupon and registered form Not
..salercnangea Coupon bonds registerable.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Investment Stocks

Quastlon--Ths writer begs your help In
the request below: ] expect 10 purchase 10
shares OF each OF the following stocks, but
viii be guided by your advice. American n
Beat Sugar preferred. Worthingtor Pump
preferred. International Nickel preferred,
Pere Marquette preferred. international
Harvester common, Federal Mining and
SmeitinE preferred, U. S. Smelling ana Re-
filming preferred, Pittsburgh Coal COM
mon, Studebaker common, Texas Company.
Wculo you clas any or all OF the above as
a business mans IF. L.
Answer-We would not advise you to
buy any of the stocks that you name,
except Worthington Pump preferred,
and Pere Marquette preferred, We
think the others are speculative snd
do not come under the classification Of
a busineas mans investment as we use
the word Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe common stock: American Car and
Foundry preferred, American Loco
motive preferred, Baldwin Locomotive
preferred, American WOODEN preferred,
Crucible Steel preferred, Bush Tcrn1i-
nal Buildings preferred, are more near
ly in the Investment class, possibly,
than business mans investments, but
we think are good also as business
mans investment.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Silk Industry Hit
Hard by Japanese
Speculative Raid
Many Mills Compelled to
Quit as Price of the Raw
Product Is Doubled and
Public Slows Up Buying

Recent quotations on raw silk from
Japan we're reported yesterday by the
Silk Association of America, through
Daily Financial America" to be
double pre-war prices. Paterson, N. j.,
the silk metropolis of the New York
district, is suffering, and the recovery
of the American silk industry, which
has struggled to get on its feet since
the war, has received another setback.
The setback is declared to be due to a
Japanese speculative raid.
"Japan's raw silk dealers, backed by
government aid" reads the report, "have
returned in force to the delightful pas
time in 1919 Of price boosting at the
expense of the consumers here. AT the
latest advance to $S pound raw silk
has risen 30 per cent in few months.
"The dealers should notice the re
sulting decline in their sales, the ris
ing substitution of Chinese silk for
their product and the recent great in
crease in the use of artificial silk in
this country. Imports of yarns of the
imitation materials for ten months this
year are the largest ever known Their
total is 3,A25,00O pounds. They double
that of the same period last year, and
are five times that of two years earlier.
"In protection against these re-
peated hold-ups in Japan, our silk
manufacturers will yet be forced to
shake off the japanese middlemen and
gather silk for themselves. Our silk
industry had begun a recovery from
last years troubles when the new
speculative raid was begun in October.
Production costs and selling prices had
been cut. Imports of raw silk were
large most of this year-36, 100000
pounds for ten months, against 81
100000 for the same period last year.
This went largely into silk stockings.
The hosiery plants had been more ac
tive than broad silk. Many of the lat
ter had worked OH part time. Others
have closed and some have removed
from the big silk center at Paterson.
"[n recent months rising prices for
their raw material have troubled both
hosiery and broad silk men, and they
have noted falling off in purchases
by consumer They are facing q pub
lie that fairly bristles at every pro-
posed increase IN price. Possibly the
lesson of er-speculation will have to
be learned again in Japan