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Evening star., 1921-07-23
VINEGAR FROM PINEAPPLEs,

CHICAGO, July 23.-The California
Packing Corporation has inaugurated
new industry in Hawaii with the
opening of new department in Hon.
olulu. Pineapple vinegar Is the latest
product of the concern. which last
year installed a complete distillery
for the making of denatured alcohol
and motor fuel. After the fruit has
been cut, the grated pineapple taken
from the rind, the rind and core
crushed and the sugar sirup extract
ed from the juice, the remains go
through a sugar mill. which takes
more sugar and water from the
debris. Then this dried pulp is fer
mented, the pulp extracted and taken
to the plantations as fertilizer and
the liquid drained into huge tanks.
Next the liquid goes through the
still.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
BETHLEHEM's OUTPUT GROWS

HARRISBURG. July 23-Products
manufactured in Bethlehem last year
were worth $9s.4s4.400. or $4,000 900
moro than the value Of the 1919 pro-
duction, according to ofiicial figures.
There were 100 Industrial plants
operating in the city last year, with
1882 employees, as compared with
seventy-seven plants in 1919. with
1898 employees. The increase in
plants was mainly among bakeries
and small cigar manufacturing es-
adjustments. The workmen included
9,07s Americans and 1873 foreigners.
OF these, $3.50 were women. The
wockmen were paid $21,334,000 in
wages. as compared with $22,203,S0
paid in 1919.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
WORLD CREDIT CRISIS PASSES:
FINANCIAL OUTLOOK BETTER
Slight Connection Between Spread o4
Price-Relaxine Feeling and State
of Bank Resources.

where there 10 least dependence upon
the foreign markets.
Improvement IL Gradual,
The same figure of a gradual turning
movement applies also to the stock
market Hallway shares already have
had their turn for the better, be-
cause the worst Of the troubles in
the transportation industry were
passed four months ago, and things
nave been getting better For like
reasons stocks of the woolen and
boot and shoe companies, of the
lnanuracturers of the higher grades
OF feathers. of the cigarette concerns
ana the makers of news print got
through their downward swing some
time ago.
Stocks of equipment companies yir-
tually belong in the same category.
because while their business has not
yet picked up. il 10 bound to do SO
soon. The railroads are in sore
straits for new cars and engines, and
pefore long will have the means to
ouy. There is considerable hope,
after the developments of the week
OF adding the sugar issues to the
conValescent list. But where in other
lines the readjustment cannot be ac-
counted thorough. it is showing in
the market for the stocks which rep
resent these lines.
Copyright. 1917
Evening star., 1921-07-23
SYNDICATE BACKS CREDIT
Will Finance Grain Shipments to
Germany.

NEW YORK. July ga syndicat te
formed under the management of the
Bankers Trust Company and the In
ternational Acceptance Bank. Inc. for
New York. has concluded arrange.
ments, it is announced. for extend
ing a credit of $9.000.O00 to finance
grain shipments to Germany. The ar
rangement, 1t is understood. involves
acceptance credits for ninety days
Among the banks and firms par
ticipating are the New York Trust
Company. National Bank of Com
merce. Chase National Bank, Corn
Exchange Bank. all of New York:
First National Bank and Old Colony
trust company of Boston. First Ma
tional Bank. Chicago; Cleveland Trust
Company: Hallgarten & Co and Gold
man. Sachs & Co., private New York
bankers.
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WEEKS FAILURES INCREASE

NE" YORK. July 23.-FailureS
numbering 3S2 are reported for this
week by the Credit Guide, aeains,
331 for the preceding week In the
corresponding 1920 week there wer~
16i failures. This weeks defaults in
this city have nearly doubled thos-
or the preceding week, the numbe r
being fifty-five against twenty-nin..
Increases in defaults were shown bv
New York. Baltimore. Boston. Detroit.
Cleveland and Atlanta. while d.
creases were shown By Chicago, Des
Moines. St Louis, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
HAIR TRADE IN CHINA DROPS

HONGKONG, July 23.-Few Ameri-
cans realize that the expectation OF
human hair is an appreciable factor of
southern China's industry. The an
nual output from the province OF
Kwangtung alone used to amount to
well over 31.000.000 (Mex) a year
But hair nets must be going out Of
vogue in Europe and America, for the
trade Ia falling away to a mere tithe
of what it was.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
AMERICAN TOYS AMPLE.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 23. - The
supply of American toys is ample to
meet the American demand. although
many are being imported from Ger
many, Fletcher Dodge of New York
declares. Tin soldiers are going out
of style, he said, as children now ask
for toys with which they can exer-
else their ingenuity
Evening star., 1921-07-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Prime mer-
steady; sterling sixty-day bills and
commercial sixty-day bills on banks,
1854: commercial sixty-day bius.
demand. 3.5s; cables. SIS:
francs, demand, 7.74; cables, 7.75.
Belgian francs, demand, 1856: cables.
31.41: lire, demand. 4.S5: cables, 4.s6;
marks, demand, 1928; cables, 1.29.
Greece, demand, 5.45. Sweden. de-
mand, 20.60. Norway, demand, 1874.
Argentine, demand, 1925. Brazilian.
demand 1887. Montreal, liz per cent
discount.
Government and railroad bonds firm.
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BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. July 23.-Bar silver,
domestic. Ssk: foreign, 60k. Mexican
dollars. 46&.
LONDON. July 23.-Bar silver. 3s
pence per ounce; money, 3 per cent.
Discount rates, short bills, AZ per
cent: three-month bills. 4as per cent.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES.

NEW YORK, July 23.-L Liberty
bonds closed: 3hs, S7.06; first Is.
1920 bid; second Is. 87.22; first Az 8,
s7.52; second ANS, S7.3S; third 4Hs.
s1.50; fourth ANS. S7.54; victory S&s,
S8.42 bid; victory Ans, 90.44 bid.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
$3.50, 600 CRANBERRY CROP.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 23-Ten
thousand bushels of cranberries is the
estimated crop this year from the
river. The Warrington Oregon Gran
berry Association estimates the yield
will be worth $250.o00 to the growers.
Evening star., 1921-07-23

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold $6,295.290 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This Is
a decrease Of $6.986.750 from last
week. s.,.=.,
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Grain, Produce
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, July % (SpeciaD.--
Potatoes, new. white. barrel. l.50a4.OO;
bushel. 40a1.30; beans. bushel. 1.O0a
1.s5: beets. bunch, 2a3; cabbage. head.
dozen. 75a1.25; corn. sugar. dozen.
25a4o; field. 15a2o; cucumbers, basket,
30a50; eggplants, basket. 1.25; lettuce,
basket, I.50a3.00.
Lima beans. bushel. 3.50a4.00; onions.
bushel. 9oa1.15; peppers. basket, 60a75:
basket. 75a1.25; green. 50a60.
Apples. barrel. 30Oa6.o0: hamper,
1.5oa2.25: blackberries. quart. 20a.0;
cantaloupes, basket, 1.00a1.15; cur
rants. quart. 16a18: damsons, pound. Z:
huckleberries. quart. 20a25; peaches,
crate. l.50as.75; pineapples. crate.
4.0oa7. 90; watermelons, each. 15a5o;
carload. 175.00a450.00.
CHICAGO. July 23.-Wheat-Prices
today touched the lowest level Of the
week. Huge arrivals at all the win
on values Besides weather condi-
tions in the spring crop region con-
tinued favorable. Opening quota
tions. which varied from unchanged
1.2sa to 125 and December 1851
to 1.27h. were followed by declines
all around.
Corn descended with wheat. After
opening " to p lower. including
sea smdsrwsat at s urher to e saf the
Oats were governed by the action
Of other cereals. opening unchanged
to u off. September 40A to 40A. and
then showing increased weakness.
cars; Virginia. 500 barrel: Nebraska
cobblers. 2.15a2.25 cwt.: kaw valley.
l.25a1.50 cWt.: California. 1.50a2.35
cwt.: Idaho rurals. 2.25 cwt.; Jersey
cobblers, 800 cwt.
NEW YORK. July 2s;-La,d-
Firmer; middle west. l2.15al2s5.
Other articles unchanged.
DAIRY MARKETS.
. BALTIMORE. July % (SpecisJl.-
Chickens. alive, springers. pound. ?Sa
80: white leghorns. 26a2S: old hens
25a2s: old roosters. 10; ducks. 2oas4
spring ducks. 25a2S: pigeons. pair, 3ba
40.
Eggs. loss off, native and nearby
firsts. dozen. 81: southern. 90.
Butter-Creamery fancy. pound. 43a
~; prints. 44a46: nearby creamery, IS
a40: ladies'. 80: rolls. 27a2s: dairy
prints. 27a2s: process butter. 32a3S.
NEW YORK, July %. Butter
Steady; receipts. 1889 packages
Creamery higher than extras. 421ss
43; creamery. extras Cs2 score). AL:
-, CREAMERY HiSts VOC ~ % sSe'.
37h AL: packing stock. current make
No. 2. 81
Eggs-Firm: receipts, 1s.424 cases
Fresh gathered, extra hrsts. 35a37; do.
firsts, 3la34: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby western hennery whites. firsts
to extras, 41a52; do, browns. extras
41a43: do, gathered browns and mix.
ed colors. firsts to extras, 32a39; re
frigerator. frsts. 33a35.
Cheese-Steady; state. whole milk
flats. fresh. specials. 2la2l17; do.
average run, 20a20a4; state. whole
milk. twins. specials. 2la2lla; do
average run. 20a20S4.
Poultry. alive. no quotations. Dressed
poultry, steady and unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
Clocks.


.ANSoNIA. Conn, July 23.-Price
lists just sent out by clock manu-
facturers here and elsewhere show
reductions of approximately 10 per
cent on all descriptions and grades
OF clocks from January l. 1t is ex-
tanned until next January. One alarm
clock manufacturer. however who
has several months untitled orders
on his books. declares he has no in
tentlon of cutting prices.
NEW YORK. July 23-It is an
nounced that the Netherlands Air
craft Manufacturing Company of Am
sterdam will begin production of
Fokker airplanes in this country in
the near future.
Hosiery.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23-Manu-
facturers of full-fashioned hosiery
act as an information clearing house
for their trade and enable manufac-
turers to draw on one another for
needed mechanical equipment.
Automobiles.
TOLEDO. Ohio, July %. - The
WHY'S. Overland Company will make
land cars, company officials an
nounced.
Metals.
KANSAS CITY. July 23-Prices for
lead and zinc in the Missouri field
ore, while lead is barely holding its
own at $45 q ton.
MONTREAL. July 23.-The soviet
government Of Russia has placed an
order for 500 tank cars with the
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
at a price to total $2,000,000.
NEW YORK. July 2s.-Jobbers are
In the market for substantial addi-
tions to their rice stocks and some
~ to ~ for blue rose fancy and
6A to 6& for fancy head.
Flour.
KANSAS CITY, July 23.-The flour
market has strengthened materially
in the last few days. This Is variously
attributed to black rust in the north
cash requirements and to purchases
by northwestern mills Of part of the
Kansas grain crop.
Leather.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Marked i'm
provement In the demand for leather
betting is expected by manufacturers
here for next fall. The trend Of busi-
ness since July 1, when a 10 per cent
cut in prices was announced has been
upward. although foreign demand is
almost at a standstill.
Confectionery.
NEW YORK. July 23.-Forty or
more confectioners have voted to cut
the price of ice cream to 10 cents a
dish, with 1 cent war tax, and to sell
ice cream sodas for Is cents, includ-
ing war tax.
= Coal.
pOTTGVTJI. pa Tn1v 19-A mum.
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Coal.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. July pa num-
ber of anthracite collieries near here
have closed down on account of the
slackness in demand for steam COAL
Evening star., 1921-07-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock Of rRr-
Record. able.
Ciinrhield {. Corp. q, 75c. July II Aug
elinc'd e. Corp. pf. O.. xl.7J.July II Aug.
j. q. Brill Co. pf., a.. S175. July % Aug
Pac. 6 FL. pf., o.. 81 ~. July 30 Aug
Trent. +. Co.. ne. pf., O.. 81 July - July =,
Evening star., 1921-07-23
BUYERS STRIKE
SOFTENING AROUND EDGES
Countrywide Reports Show More Active
Buying and Improved Business
Conditions.

pleted plans to expend $1,000, 900 fo
new building construction in the en-
suing year.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
Confectionery.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Forty or
more confectioners have voted to cut
the price of ice cream to 10 cents
dish, with / cent war tax, and to sell
ice cream sodas for Is cents, includ-
ing war tax.
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections

Building Materials.
CLEVELAND. July 23.-The Clsve.
land board Of education has conn
Evening star., 1921-07-23
Money to Loan

$50. O0O-7Te interest, in sumo Of 81 COO TO s.
900. secured by hrst deed Of trust on real eetste
Joseph I. Weller sis, SsS ws:S s;S ,aa u TN; ="
Evening star., 1921-07-23
Leather.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Marked i'm
provement in the demand for leather
betting is expected by manufacturers
here for next fall. The trend Of busi-
ness since July 1, when 10 per cent
cut in prices was announced. has been
upward. although foreign demand is
almost at a standstill.
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Meta ls.

KANSAS CITY. July 23-Prices for
lead and zinc in the Missouri field
have dropped to $50 a ton for zinc
ore, while lead Is barely holding it's
own at $45 a ton.
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Automobiles.

TOLEDO. Ohio. July %. - Tn.
WHY'S Overland Company will make
no furher cut in the price of over.
land cars, company officials an.
nounced.
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Hosiery.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Manu-
facturers of full-fashioned hosiery
have incorporated an association to
act as an Information clearing house
for their trade and enable manufac-
turers to draw on one another for
needed mechanical equipment.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Selling eheck.-Doli.r values at 1l:45 am.
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Flour.

KANSAS CITY, July 23.-The flour
market has strengthened materially
in the last few days. This is variously
attributed to black rust in the north
west, to exporters covering up their
cash requirements and to purchases
by northwestern mills Of part of the
Kansas grain crop
Evening star., 1921-07-23
AePoplanes.

NE" YORK. July 23.-It is an
nounced that the Netherlands Air
craft Manufacturing Company of Am
sterdam will begin production of
Fokker airplanes in this country in
the near future.
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Steel.

MONTREAL. July 23.-The soviet
government Of Russia has placed an
order for 500 tank cars with the
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
at price to total $2,000,O 900.
Evening star., 1921-07-23

NEW YORK. July 23-Jobbers are
In the market for substantial addi-
tions to their rice stocks and some
fair sales are being closed at from
y to ~ for blue rose fancy and
6A to 6A for fancy head.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

bat are year old Up until then he Was
very bright child
~The minister said thaf IN his
lupliion Il would have been best had
God called him away knowing he
wnuia never regain his right mind
No no. cried the father We have
atteu theugiaf OF thai and have pray
ed that God grant him the right state
81 Mud jtst long enough 10 recognize
his mother and l. tell us how mach he
owed as for our tolls and troubles
IA earring for him. We would be more
than rewarded tor the expense. sleep
less nights and enxiets'
Must Be Awakening
People" said the evangelist. Il be-
lieYe that the only reward Jesus ap-
preciates is yonr statement that Won
have awakened 10 his sunsrings 10
save 500. have accepted Him. and lie
would he repaid in full for spillinE
I his lood on the cross so that yau
Npra saved
yet there are some whom the
shroud Of prosperity and happiness
can't make Won bend your knee and
euer prayer 10 Him that msde these
ghines possible
Ia citing another passage. Though
walk through tlae valley OF the
shadow Of death. win fear no evil
for Then are With me. thy rcd ami
fhy staff they comfort me the evan
gelist gave an inside glimpse of ST.
own home life
Touce while me were living IN Chi
cage with Cur children. George. nj
Younger son. and ! were up on tn
second floor OF our home II wa
night and We we're about 10 Retire
SO ] had cat of The gas on the lowe
floors
Thinking Of something on tn
gUopad floer that I wanted, I askei
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

fAlsaEN Aeliies Nzass ting 10 the
~"s'is. ihes arr Getting TOO far aNay
Il is',h m ssAsn grass too near the
Nsixsss, q and bring them back i hit I
" I'd 4 hir Ihe dog wauld lean IN. make
Z 1facs sisssesi aus slsase fiip aprwetfrl
lshcen hask ieoEs tsls I'D - al ths-
woods. within which the wolves law
I'm walt 10 spring upon them.
God II sitting on high aud watch
Ing his flock, Too. brothers. ASH
Through. His oniy herotten son. .l,ssns
tnrist He Is irving and trying IN
Wafu on the wolves and keep sou In
the iight--the opeI country. out some
liimes he has % send the hearse "a
Found you up and keep Xou frola the
wolves
"A lot Of times I've seen that Old
shenhefd come struggling along the
road with little lamb. eripplpd 81
sick. in has arms. lsnt never did s..e
MIN With = ram 81 an ola sheen-
old iimers He cared FOR ille weak. Coo
cares for The weak also more chan
you old tough birds Who are abla X
/ do for yourselves
Ia dealing with Jesus revafd gei
blood spent an the cross. the eganea
list cited another story
famous preacher was lelsveFin.
a series Of sermons IN New Engiang
town. One night he was spgtoaegies
by An elderly man who invited hin
lout 10 supper.
II has been % wears since s.,
have had stranger in our home. th,
man stated. for ycu see. $40 have 81
imbeeil son But ! believe yon Won
mind. viii voa, and We Nlll be yer
glad to have Your presence in ga
! home
The preacher accepted and ina
night Went 10 the home There &
found that the iniheeil son vas q ma.
of about "a years al age
The father told the story 81 1oa
the son had never recognized II
! mother or his father. ana II the ear
required for his safekeeping
Is it heridity. the preacher. asked
: No, stated the father ii vas eatse
by ap rolonged sickness when 81 va
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

Sonan haxe called Il the, nra1,a i,
the lark not our sDl,,lnon ma..,,.-.
lark, hut the English lark. thar q M.
peer Of seng BIRDS. 49,
WITH this the evangelist toad !,
touching story about the silver toned
song OF the English lark.
One day friend OF mine in INA.
frtit- received word that his mother
WIN was IN Londan. was seriously II,
lie FASTENED to her betiaide. bnt ha'
fore he could cross the Atlantic sha
had passed away.
After his arrival in England .ha
funeral was held, the body taken 81
one q those English burial grounds.
secluded amid Gods natural beauties.
Just as the body had been lowered
into the grave. a bsvy of larks. NJ
though BY signal. flew mp from neigh.
boring hnshes. winging their way sky
ward. singing II seemed. more heauti.
fui the higher they went
So appealing and beautiful Was their
song that the hereaved family. for.
eeffing their sorrows for the moment
lacked up Ia heaven. and. even afte,
lthe iafls were out If sight. nlaeel
Their hands back Of their ears and
listened TO their song" People, forget
that places where yeur ambition. sin
crfisy IN living, aud Christianity l.
! buried and harken 10 the word al
Iesus Christ, who is winging his way
thfonghogt this old world. ready "a
sing The song of cheer al your ne
ieeptante Of Him as the son OF God
and abide by His word
At times during the sermon III,
evangelist turned io several vel
known poems. weaving them in with
hss sermon making the entire them.
4ef his preaching more touching AMI
gorceful
The Story Of the Scotch Shepherd
During discussion of the Lord
leniency for weakness. and in irwin,
60 explain that Gods Gospel is no
as strictly applied TO some as to 9th
ers. that there are exceptions. ans
different standards To he considered
DE cited the story ef the Old Scotcl
shepherd who cared for flock nes
his boyhood hane.
Near my old hoyhood home an age
old Seotchman. day IN and day out
Watched Ger flock OF sheep. He Wa
slightly lame and was nearsighiee
With him. as his companion and hell
er. was well trained shepherd dor
The old shepherd. with a telesoop.
! would SIT on high spot. take hi
! glass and search over the plain
. where his flock were feeding. A
times he would turn 10 the dog an
!.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

ny sourgef son to 50 aaa briE.g Is -
nfe
ibid you shut en the gas. Papa. he
asked. his ezes growing larger and
larger
Tes. my son. ] replied
"0h then Fm afraid he'd been
reading Orphan Anaie James Whit
comb Riley
'fsat there's nothing there faaf siil
hurt yoa, I said
-Iiut something might jump through
the window and grab me 2ny mn
nleni. Papa Be said his eyes Stal
larger So took him By the hand led
the WAY dewnsfairs. struck nlafeh
and lii the gas
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

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aisired Saase sssar r. HERS sta a
las. smiled
III Is ~ same ~sh ~ F9wnaass.
y ban VI come - the sn0uta ~ fa@
x4axe. folks. VIII Sssax. hFsss q asx
ssse. through aec..fsause II lssal. ~.
Rentanee ard praxsr. sea a. seasA
will 4 Sm.ir knos i1x yaeT saagsa
ion and voHr great reward
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The New York herald., 1921-10-11
j. A. BLACK AND WIFE
DIVORCED IN PARIS
Decree Granted Last Spring,
ws It Is Learned.

1t became known yesterday that Mr..
and Mrs.. John A. Black who lived for
some time at the Plaza Hotel, were
divorced in Paris last spring Mrs. Black
went abroad last winter, remaining in
Europe until recently when she returned
to New York. 1t is her intention. 1t is
said, to return to Europe soon and re-
main. abroad indefinitely.
Mr.. Black has been well known in
the financial district for several years.
being "a member Of the firm OF Thomas
L. Manson G. Co., at 100 Broadway. He
Is n member of the Stock Exchange as
well as of the Metropolitan Club. where
he has lived for several months, and of
the Union League, the Manhattan Club
and SLEEPY Hollow Country Club. He Is
at present at Hot Springs, Va.