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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
GENERoLAs RADIUS ZEN
KOVIc, GRYzO LIETU-
Won.

Kovo pradMoJe, ar Vasarlo
pabaigoje, gryzo j Lietuvq
gen. Radus-Zenkovie, kuu.is
paeina is Jurbarko. 10 tevas
turejo savo uke RaseiniQ ap-
skr. ir nuomavo is Vasilcikovo
dvareli. DeSimties metQ buvo
atiduotas j .Polocko kadetu
korpusa. Pabaiges ten molSs-
la 1892 m. is6jo Petrapilio Ka-
70 Mokyklos Kufsa, 1894 m.
kaipo artilerijes karininkas,
buvo paskirtas i Ryga ir !
Kedainius. 1897 m. lstojo /
Generalinio Rusq stabo Karo
Akademija If baige mokslus
1900. Is ten paskirtas j Vii
niq, i jo karo apygardos ge-
neralini Staba. 1904 1905 m.
da1yvavo Rusu-Japonu kare-
je, budamas II Mandzurijos
armijos stabe.
Xxi 1914 metu dirbo Vii
niaus Karo Apygardos Gen.
Stabe, budamas be to visa lal-
ka Karo pedagogu Vilniaus
Karo Mokykloj. Prize jo tuo-
met toj mokykloj mok6si i
zymieji musq karininkai: ztl-
kas, Nastopka, Velykis ir kit.
Dalyvavo taippat didziame
kare, 27-tos divizijos Stabo vir
Sininku ir ibuvo Rytu Prusuo-
Sc su Rusu karuQmenea Valian
pusantrQ metQ buvo 199-tolo
KronStadto pulko vadas, 1915
m. besitraukiant Rusams nuo
PrusQ per Varsavq, buvo
paskirtas Ariergardo virSinin-
ku ir atliko 'svarbius strategi-
MUS uzdavinius. 1916 m. buvo
paskirtas VI-sios RusQ armi-
jos general-kvartir- -meisteriu
Rumunq fronte. 1917 m. tos
pat armijos Stabo virSininku,
kuriuo ir buvo Xxi Rusu ka-
:ruomenes iSkrikimo. " atsi-
zymejima kar6se gavo, dang
zepklQ: aukso zenkla, Anglq
Jurgio ordena ir komandiro
ir Jurgio kryziq ir
Rumunq karahaus vainiko
kryzjq If zvaigzdes.
Suirus Rusq karuomenei,
1918 m. nuvaziavo j Maskvq,
kur buvo pabegusi del karo
jo seimyna ir rupinosi jau
tuomet per Vyriausiaja Lie
tuviQ Taryba Rusuose gryzti
! Lietuva; teciau tas nepayy-
ko ir jis buvo priverstas ta
laika praleisti karo istorijos
ir literaturos srity.
Atsidarius musq Atstovy-
bel Maskvoje, dirbo prie At
stovybes, ir dabar parvaziavo
visiskai gyventi Lietuvoj.
d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
SUTINKA SU SUMAzINIMU
TALKININKU REIKA-
LAVIMU.
Westinghouse nepasiunte jo-
kios notos Vokietijai.

Washington, Bal. ). - Val
styb6S departamentaS paSkeI-
be, kad jis Vokietijai pasiun-
tes memOrandm2. TaS pada-
ryta per aug$tqii S. NalStljQ
komiSiionieriQ BerIyne Dire
sSel.
Memorandum valStyb6s de-
partamentas iSreiSkia viltieS,
kad taIkininkai Su Nokietija
atnaujinSia tarybaS atlyginl-
mo klauSime il tQ atlyginimQ
muStatysiQ pagal tikroio No-
kieGiQ i$SigalGiImo.
TaS Suv. NalStiiQ memoran-
dumas-tai atSakymaS Nokia-
tijos memorandmQ, valStyhiS
departamentui perduOta per
komisijonieriQ DreSSeI. Yoke
tia Savo memOrandume ais.
kiai buvo pareiSkuSi, kad j
sutinka duoti atlyginimQ. bet
turinti viltieS atnaujinti tary-
bas Su naujomiS atlyginimo Sd
lygOmiS.
Turi but teisingas atlygininas
AmerikOS atSakyme aiSkiai
pabrGzta. kad Suv. ValStijoS
stow talkininkQ puS1je atty
ginimO k1ausime. NuO atIy%!-
nimo Vokietija negali iSSiSuk-
ii.
VaIstybiS departamentaS be
kitko pazymi, kad ta$ai SuSi-
mainymaS memorandumaiS at
Iiktas dar pirm atkeliausiant
Sion $alin atstOvui Viviani.
Viviani vakar ilgiau pOros
valandu konferavo su senate
rum Knox pastarojO namuo-
Sc. PrancuzQ atStOvas isreiSk3
dziaugsmo, kad Suv. Valstijo>
pilnai stow talkininkQ puS6je
atlyginimo klauSime, If kad
tasai atlyginimas turi but pill
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
D1ENos sVIEsoS TAUPY
MAS ANGLIJOJE.

Londonas, Bal. 4. Vakar
Anglijoje prasid6jo dienos
Sviesos taupymas. Laikrodziai
nustatyti viena valanda pir-
miau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
Atrial vEIKIA KAIPo
PARTIZANAI.
skrajajamieji burial uzpuldi-
neja Angus.

Dublinas, Bal. 5. - 0fici-
jaliai eia Anglq valdzios pas
kelbta, jog Airiu skrajojamie-
j burial veikia cia penkiose
apskrityse.
Tie burial veikia kaipo par
tizanai. Staiga jie pasirodo
Anglams, situos ndkauja If is
nezinia kur prazuna. Jie
naikina kelius ir titus su tiks-
hl apsunkinti Anglq militari-
mems spekoms susisiekima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
Pagerbia A. Legijona.

Prancuzq ambasadorius A
merikai Jusserand taippat kal
bejo. Jis pagerbe Americas
Legijona, kuris cia nesenai tu-
rejo demonstracijini susirinki-
ma, atlcreipta prizes Vokieeius.
Jusserand sake, kad oku-
puot1ose Vokietijos plotuose
nedaroma skriaudos Woke
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06

LONDONAS. - Del anglekasill
streiko Anglijai artinasi baisuS
industrijinis krizis. Kalbama, kad
vyriausybe norinti imties militari-
niu priemoniQ. Admiralitetas nuo
urliopo sulaike jurininkus If Off:
cierus. Paleisti urliopan kuovei-
klaus atSaukiami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06

Milanas, Italia, Bal. 3. -
Milzini$kas Caproni l6ktuvas
sudeg6 ezere Maggiore. Su tue
l6ktuvu nor6ta skristi skersai
Atlantiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
TURF DAUG DzIAUGSMO
\ PRANcUzAI.
Pranouizjai reikalinga sik pi-
nigu ir pinlgu.

New York, Bal. 5. = Ana
diena Gia Prancuzu Federaci-
jos Suv. Valstijose il Kama
dole abelnajame susirinkime
kalbejo specijalis Prancuzijos
atstovas Rene Viviani. Tai
buvo jo pirma vieSoji kalba
atkeliavus jam Suv. Valsti-
jas.
Jis kreipesi ! Amerikos gy-
ventojus apsaugoti Prancuzi-
ia nuo "nuodingos" Yoke
Giq propagandos, kokia sklei-
DIANA Sioj Sally.
Jis pareiSke esas didziai pa
tenkintas prezidento Hardin
go nusistatymu, paliecianciu
Vokietija, kuri butinai turi
atmoketi karo atlyginima
Prancuzijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
SULAUzYTAS MICHIGANO
"SAUSASIS" ISTA-
TYMAS.

Lansing, Mich, Bal 4.
Michigano vaIstijoje buvo pra-
vestas If vykinamas istaty-
mas, pagal kurio policija bile
vietose galejo ieSkoti svaigalu
If RADIUS konfiskuoti.
Ia istatymq augSscciausias
valstijos teismas pripazino
priesingu valstijos konstituci-
jai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
ANGLEKASIU STREIKo
KLAUSIMAS PARLA-
MENTE.

Londonas, Bal. 5. Angle
kasiQ streiko klausimas va
kar paduotas paeiam parla-.
mentui. Premjeras parlamente
,kalb6jo apie streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

mas, dirbo visuomenes labui.
1920 m. buvo isrinktas Pla-
teliu Vartotojq B-ves pirminin
ku. Gia darbuodamasis isved6.
ja is deficito ir iSvaziuoda-
mas, paliko pelno 14,O00 auks-
Uzpuolus Lietuva Zeligows-
kiui, kun: Urbelis buvo iSrink-
tas Liet. Gynimo Komiteto
pirmininku ir gerai yed6 10
reikalus.
Jam isvaziuojnat yisi j APP
gailestavo.
Siauliai. Cia nesenai buvo
pasmerktas mTiop Balvocius,
siauliu bolsevil1u galva, profe-
siniQ sajungu biuro pirminin-
kas, kuris su kitais t6vynes
pardavikais renge suk;lima ir
slaptai gaudavo is Rusijos
dinamito ir prokliamaciju.
u
Ant gallo buvo sugautas ir
tardymas parode, kad jis ta
dinamita ir prokliamacijas lai-
Ike siauliq zydp ar Vokiecip
kapinese. Ten buvo viskas ras-
ia. W j ,uzsistojo socijalde-
mokratai If per itekmingus
asmenis isgavo nuo prezidento
mirties bausmes dovanojimo.
Dabar BalvoGius gavo kal9ji-
mo yisam savo amziui. Stai
pie ko veda profesiniu saiun-
gu centro biuras, kuris nori
darbo zmones krauju apmau-
dyti, kaip dabar kad Rusijoje
maudosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
DAUG SVAIGALU SUVAR-
TOJAMA ANGLIJOJE.

Washington, Bal. 5. . 1919
metals Anglijoje gyventojai
svaigalams buvo iSleide $1,97-
8,469,000I Gi 1920 metals =
$2,2S5, 5,795,O5O.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06

-LONDONAs. - Is Konstanti-
nopolio praneSta, kad Turkai ma
cijonalistai Graiku armija atblos-
Ike ant BruSsOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06

" ORAS. = Siandie apsiniauke ;
rytoj gall but lietaus; Silta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
Reikalinga pinigQ.

"Netikekite apkalbetoju
skelbimams. Nepalinkite prize
propagandos, kuriaja norma
subraklinti jusQ Sail. Ginkite
mus. Ginkite mus nuo tos ndo-
dingos propagandos.
'"1r kogi Prancuzija reika-
lauja? Ji nieko toxic nereika-
lauja, kap tik teisybes. Ko j
nori, tai tik dalies kar0 islai-
du. Ji nori 4 milijardQ frankly
kas metal, reikalingQ Prancu-
zq naSlems, paSlaiciams If pa
liegusien1s. il reikalauja SUI
mos, su kokia butq galima at
gaivinti turtingiausias Sales
dalis, kurios sunaikintos. Tos
dalys is ekonominio atzvilgio
tai kuone puse viso tautos tur-
tingumo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-06
Nugaleti Vokieciai.

Viviani palygino pokarini pa
d6jima Prancuzijos su Vokie-
tia. Jis sake, kad karo metu
Prancuzijos plotuosc sunai-
kinta 100000 manu-. Kasyklos
sunaikintos taip, kad jose ne
bus Salimal dirbti nepraejus
penkeriems. metams. Tas pat
yra ir su PrancuzQ dirbtuve-
mis-, kuriq visos masinerijos
buvo iSveztos Vokietijon.
Kitaip yra Vokietijoie. Po
karo VokieSiai kareivai sugry-
70 j savo sveikus namus. Su-
gryze atrado visokiQ darbui
reikalingu irankiQ. >Atrado jie
sveikas dirbtuves ir darbo.
"Siandie," sake. Viviani,
cas- su didziausiu dziaugsmu
skaiciau jusu laikrascius, ku-
riuose praneSta, kad jusu val
dzia pripazista morale atsa=
komybe VokieciQ uz buvusi
kara. Tas ne tik name dziugi-
ma. Tos zinios per okeana pa
sieks musQ valstiecius sunai-
kintuose plotuose.
"Uz tatai as jums esu de-
kingas. AS atvykau Ella kaipo
pakeleiyis prasyti uztarymo
mmo zmon6ms. Tai bent bus
dziaugsmo Prancuzijai.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
Roswell Business Men
Go on Record for an
ALP City

ROSWELL. y ~. Nov lg.-Tho
principal event Of the week IN local
business CIRCLES wna the meeting OF
the Chamber ~ Commerce. Tuesday
night when no business men devoted
the entire ovouing TO % discussion OF
a new paving program for Roswell
Tho meeting voted unanimously for
an -all-pavemont city and steps were
taken 10 conduct q populas reforcud-
um Immediately to determine how
fully h business community has the
support of property owners. A large
percentage Of local real estate was
represented at the meeting. which
was enthusiastic. Committees have
been appointed 10 canvass ovory street
In the city hat is not now paved and
% n predicted that out Of the move
mcnt i~naugurstcd viii come "a having
program that viii make Roswell the
Test paved city In the state. The
pre- posal fo- @ now paving program
was Inspired by TWO main factors. the
need for street Improvement aA "a
means ~ community advancement.
and as q way tu provide employment
the coming winter. ENpres-
sions az Tho meeting from many bust
ness mon indicated that property
f'rs generally are In accord with
The paving plan,
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er. in which he says: n need a wag-
on n my dealer wants the price OF
CSC bushels OF corn for tho same wag-
on I could buy with 200 bushels OF
corn before the war. The harness
man want the price Of a %wagonlohd
Of hides for "a No. / harness"
The farmer IN the wheat belt has
seen the price Of his product prac-
uoally cut In two while that 81 the
commodities essential for his conyon-
ience and comfort have remained sta.
tionary.
In some lines of business, notably
the automobile and motor truck, the
sharp reduction OF prices has pro-
ducod a stimulation n demand from
consumers that has resulted In sub
atantial increases In sales. converting
an Industry from sluggishnosH to ac-
tvity. There are also Increasing in
dications that the country has entered
into the final phase Of lis readbist-
ment, namely hat OF price stnbillza-
ton. Consumption Of surplus stocks
has been quite nearly completed. and
the requirements Of 10000. 900
American people. to say nothing Of
their foreign customers. are such as
70 necessitate the resumption OF the
operation ~ plants that have either
been Idle or running at reduced cupa-
city.
The crcordS OF the leading mcrran-
tile and industrinl are nov
for the first time In nearly two years,
showing n heavy volume Of orders for
fall ~ spring delivery. This IL the
cleartst evidence TINT the business
pendulum Is again swinging In the
direction at the trad revival.
Foreign ENrlnngc.
M Ryratlons Of the German marx
afford principal causes FOR comment
on foreign exchange conditions The
sharp decline In tho mark IN recent
weeks has been due both 10 spccuia-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

TEW- YORK, Nov. f2-rhc taost
apparent chansa in the financial sit-
uation during the past week has been
IN money ~ and In tho outlook
for additional credit snppIier. The
besf ally Of business proKrcss and
prosperity q credit The failure o.
the banking Institutions 20 provide
credit IN sufficient qrantlties and on
satisfactory teens during the past
two years has been one Of the great
est handlcaps 70 business readjust-
menf; hut u. has NOT, been the fault
Of the banks, but must DO ascrlbed
rather 20 the. inability Of business to
the credit that has been lied
up In frozen loans through the
The latest reductions in the rcdls-
count rates Of The Federal Reserve
hanks 10 a reflection OF the progress
that a been made In aileytating tins
frozen credit situation. and 10 a cer-
tain extent may be considered a VIC
tory for those who have steadily adj
'vocated the gradual pairing down Of
loaniDg rates on borrowed money In
the face OF the continued wallis Of the
lnfiationista. Juat why American
business. especially at this cr.iceI
time. should not be entitled to the
lowest rates n can possibly secure on
borrowed capital for industrial and
commercial purposes, is not quite
clear. Money has loaned In other
years. AZ much lower interest rates
Than at the present time without
bringing about the financial disaster
which some financial theorists be-
lieve to be inseperahiy linkel up
with easy borrowing."
The decline In the price OF capt.
tai, both for open market discounts
and for six months investment in
high grade securities. Is u~nmistnkahie
evidence OF n change In the whole
field OF investment values. The fall
Ia the cost Of money In this larger
scnse has always been n peculiarly in
tcrcating study In h sequel To great
wars of the past. The experiences
Of the business men and bankers Of
this country are derived from the PEE
riod following our Civil war. on
that occasion interest rates both for
merchants loans and Tor investment
securities remained ut n very high lew
"a during at least seven years after
the war wRs over,
Industrial Unrest
The attention Of the financial com-
Eunity a been diverted. Temporal
rily " IL hoped. rom fhe progress
OF the business accommodation to the
multiplying Industrial problems that
are mRnifesung themEelyes In VARIOUS
sections Of the country. This rail-
road labor controversy has been. post
poned, not settled. according to h
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P ro e m $ of
Public Accountancy

The professional accountant with .
genera. practice has two major prob
l,ms;
FirHt-Thc wide range III nubjccti
uud huHiuossrs that nee his vrv!crs.
Srcond-The intermittent demands
OF his clients for his time.
Tho first Of these two problem
must De- met with "a wise mixture ul
common sunHc and training. based al.
ways upon a. thorough Understandable
of tho theory OF accounts. Tho sub.
ivtts range f-Om "a simple statement
gf cash receipts and disbursement tt
t complicated corporation lncom'
and excess profits tax return, or o.
complete accounting Tor H series of
intricate funds. from tho installation
Of an appropriate accounts receivable
ledger On the installation Of o. com.
plrtc intricate cost system. The kinds
OF business yH.y from % small trading
business or Institution to- % nationally
known manufacturing concern. or a
continental railroad system. from un
individuals persona, records to wu-
uicipal and state records.
Tho professional accountant with a
general practice has many periodical
puditH thut may br counted upon ui
certain stated times. but most ot his
work Is Intermittent. and this creates
the problem of keeping together q
force Of trained assisiants TO take M
new work promptly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12


Joyce.L 4 Cattle co, Springer. 100
feeders. SAC pounds. 1915.
Mack II. Smith, Mclrose. 10 cows.
al pounds. S36O. 90 cows. 79i
pounds. S2.2b; 20 heifcrs. 5t7 pounds
$500. "a COWS. SO7 pounds. Sass: Is
stockers. 5s3 pounds, $500.
Adams Cattle Co. Nermejo Park:
III stockers. 532 pounds. $3.50. 20
stockers. 522 pounds. $3.50; 80 stock
ers. 40 pounds. $3.50; 1b7 cows, S9i
pounds. s37i. $50 hcifcrs. A54
pounds. s5.26; e69 heifcrs. 464 pounds,
sb.2b. so heifcrs. 652 pounds. SGD;
los heifcrs. bS2 pounds. tf75.
Van Houten. Cimarron: i6 stockers,
t22 pounds. $500; 10 cows. S67
pounds. $500.
Chandler. Cimarron. 40 hoifcrs,
SOS pounds. $3.50.
Atmorc. Ute Park: 40 gtOckcrs.
isa pounds. $50.
Courtuey Elida. i19 Htockcrs. Gi7
pounds. So so,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
FEEDER DEMAND
PICKS UP WHEN
PRICES RECEDE
Packers Cut Working
Forces and Outlook for
Coming Weeks Live
stock Market Uncertain

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. IA
Killers this week depressed prices for
fat steers so ccnts on the average.
Exceptions were some l,isS pound
yeariings at til.25, tho highest price
this year. and se.25 for several
lunches OF i,s5O-pound steers.
Best grass tat steers were of 25
cents. The bulk OF the offerings,
which We're plain 10 fair grass fat and
short :ed steers. were off 80 cents
Cows and heifers declined Is cents 70
a quarter. though they were relatively
firm. ~ the movement ~ decreasing.
Killing calves were 80 cents to u
lower.
The big packers served notices TO
employees at their plants at the big
markets that wages would be reduced.
There was no expression from m
p'oyes AZ to what aeuon they VIII
take The packers reduced their ord
ers for cattle and AZ the same time
have cut down their operating forces
These two conditions leave a rather
unsettled outlook for next week.
stock and feeding cattle declined n
quarter TO SO cents In the first three
lays OF the week As % o ~ the
decline was established. trade became
active and a close clea ance was re-
ported. Corn belt feeders still need
many thin cattle 10 care FOR surplus
'eed.
In connection with the Royal Here
ford show next week at the stock
Yards. close 10 1880 calves and
yearlinga consigned 70 ths Highland
Hereford association Of Maria, Texas,
viii hs aold at auction.
Fed lambs are selling az $3.50 to
80. Ewes az ~ 70 1915. weatherA
s4.75 to S5.25: yearlings, SO to S6.25.
esHin iumha nro Eenrre at STgg.
The movement OF fat ungc lambs L.
ended. Feeder demand Is capable OF
caring for larger supplies.
Sales OF New Mexico and Texas
cattle his week included the follow
Ing. L. Bennett. Nara Visa. 3S feed
rrs. s2i pounds, $500; l.. Bennett
Nara Visa. % feeders. 9is pounds,
$500.
W, l. Howe. 20 cows, 7ss pounds,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW
A. Revival of the Week in
National Finance and Business

~hregularity Ending.
By w. 8 COUSINS

accepted view Of both sides TO the
dispute. Coal miners. garment work.
ers. builders aud, IN the metropolitan
district. milk drivers have been add
ing their protest against what thcy
conelder unfair conditions OF emplot-
mont and Every Industrial center has
It's VI peculiar problem. IL viii
be a great pity II proareas in building
RECOMMENDATION Ia arrested by the re-
fuaal OF working men to continue at
their taaks pending tho settlement Of
the points In dispute, or by the in
ability OF Industrial managers To keep
the wheels In motion though handi-
capped by the heavy loss OF man pow
or which every strike entails. A
crisis like that through which the
country Is now passing requires the
combined Interests OF tho legislative.
the so-calied c~npitaiiHtic. and the in
dustrial including labor facilities that
the nation commands.
There has been great dlsappoint-
msnt In the action OF tho senate COM
mlttee In revising the tax bill to con
tain a maximum surtax rate OF SO
per cent, while the action OF the house
in relation to the tariff measure. has
been ouch as to preclude the posi-
biliiy OF completing the new lax
schedule at this session OF congreas.
-" E'h8A NNRtkN VI NAN rtnAlt TIA
bill Is It's establishment Of Ameri-
can business on the score of wash
ington's attitude on Important BUSH
nnas problems. and It's harmful ef-
fleets may be seen In the further with
drawal Of capital from productive in
dustry for investment In tlx-eNs mpt
securities. High surfaces provice a
serious handicap 10 the progress OF
business.
Price Irrcgularity.
One Of h greatest handlcaps to
complete readjustment in business is
the ir~regularity Of price declines and
advances In many commodities. n.
for example. cotton. rubber. lumber.
coal. beef, and clothing material
should all. within a given period. ad-
vance In the samo proportion. de-
Ginning in the same margin In the
next period. no hardship would bp
felt by the merchants and manufac-
turers Ia The various trades. But n
cotton declines so per cent while beef
falls only 10 per cent, lumber 2S per
Tho records Of The leading mcrcan-
obvious that an element OF instabil-
lily and uncertainty has been intro
dnced into the whole structure OF ma
tional business. IL Is this instability
Fthat has Ger largely responsible Tor
the hand-to-nouih buying policy OF
consumers and small merchants
throughout the country.
An Illustration OF the effect Of thlt
price irregularity may be seen In the
complaint Of the farmer TO his bank
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Kornagy. Ehda: Is stockcra. $50
pounds. $500 SO stockcrs, 5l5
pounds, Sf.75.
Scott. Vega: So calves. 2G5 pounds,
1915. "a calves. 33O pounds. $3.50.
Putnam. Spur. Texas: tiO calves.
1855 pounds. S5.75. So calves. 32G
pounds. S5.75; i62 calves. 339 pounds.
y6.2b.
Patterson, Peacock. TEXAS: so
ntockors, $50 pounds. $3.50.
Lang. layton. Texas; 90 feeders,
$40 pounds. $3.50: ~ cows. gs2
pounds. s4.O0.
Muse. pcrlco. Texas. 2is feeders.
S35 pounds. $500.
Donald q began. Roanoke. Texas.
ii2 steers. l,l6e pounds. Sb.65.
Games. Spur. Texas: i72 steers.
1915 pounds. $3.50.
Barron. Rotnn. Texas: so stockcrs.
40 pounds, $500 22 hcifers, SIC
$500.
~IfuEhlett. Claude. Tcxasi SO stock
ors, Ggi pounds. $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Recent Wool Consumption.
The uniiod states bureau OF mark
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

PlilLADBLPRIA. Nov. i2.--Local
dealers rcport improved business Ibis
week, rs compared with last. There
has been a good. steady trade In Inc
and medium woolE. Inquiry has been
satisfactory. Sales have not only been
moro numerous hut have increased In
size. Most OF the dealers also report
that they have stable lots under
offer. Demand Is becoming moe
general. Prices remain Substantially
unchanged. but In most cases they are
said to be very firm. with sellers more
confident than ever OF higher values.
although Il In conceded nj h up
turn probable before the end OF the
year vii. be small.
The weaving trades are beginning
TO show Interest in wool again. The
stiff y ices reported. from abroad have
lately Influenced some buying or de-
s.rahle medium woods by worsted
mills The American Wooden SOM
pany Is said TO have operated on "a
considerable scale recently In Boston,
but similar woods offered here to The
same concern have been turned down.