davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

NEzDRAvoTNE HANDKY MA
JJMYvANIE A JJfEf4KY.

NEzDRAVOTNE HANDRY MA
UMfv,ANIE A UfEKAKY.
Verejna zdravotna sluzba Spo-
jenych Statov q rome statne q |
intestine zdrayotne nrady, podnik-
ny REimarans kroky na 0dstr&ne-l
ME rozsirovatel 'ov zarodkov ne
mocf, spolocneho uterakn. Teraz1
prichodi zprava, ze obygajna ham
ricka ma hmyvanie je este vacsfm
nebezpecim l'ndsksmu sdraviu.
Hotely a verejne miestnosti uzna-
ily to pred neiakym casom do
davaly potrebne kusy latky vo
zvlastnych zapeeatenych balic-
kach. Vlhka, kyslo pachndca han
dra ale dosial je pouzfvana ' sd-
kromnych klpelnach. Nedostatoc-
ne vypareny po upotrebeni caste
vobec ami nevyzmfkany kus ham
dry zavesi So ma vesiak aleho biz
ko obloka, aby do seba nachyta3
co najviac prachu spiny ulice.
I Casio jedna handricka pouzlNaaa
ie celou rodinou takto pren6sa-
j1 sa vymesky dst 3osoby na
osobu. v mnohych rodi16ch ma
kazdy svoju handricku svoj u
terak, ale tieto Ease vista tax tes-
me vedl'a seba ma vesiaku, Re je.
i to hotova vymena, bakterii. Kazdy
jednotlivec ma mat svoj zylastny
4 kus latky' ma sumyvanie a ten ma
byt' dokladne vyprany v cistej
hordcej vode po upotrebeni. Ma
i byt' dobre vyzmikany a ,dobre u
suseny. Nema sa nikdy prat' spo-
locne so spodnym alebo inym ,pra-
dion.
KUPTE ST DOBRE ZDRAVIE.
I ked' vojna vyziadala 81 tisfce
zivotov, statisfce zivotov bolo u
tratene tn donna, nasledkom me-
moci, ktorym sa mohlo zabranit
Je po vojne. Vyhrali sme zapas o
,demokraciu, ale name este W.
hrat' zapas prot horSienu, vytr-
valejsiemu priame jsiemu nepria
tel'ovi l'udstva - nemeci.
Me su to ziadne zahady, 4ako "a
branit' nemociam. Cisty dom, ei-
sta potrava, este ruky a .zuby, ci-
ste mlieko a voda, cerstyy vzduch
zdrayotne zachody, kynozenie ko-
marov a much - vydavok ma to
ie nepatrny - robia divy chra-
MIA pred nemocami.
NOVA BAKTERIA NEPRIATE-
LON CLOVEKA.
Nedavno ukoncene vysetrova.
ME hi. lekarom verejnej zdravot.
-nej sluzby spoj. Statov, pripoci.
tava K soznamu bakterii trapia-
cich l'udstvo este jednu novt
Tato bakteria menuje sa "bakte.
rum tularense" bola ponajpr,
isolovana doktormi McCoyom &
Chapinom. Bakteria je sfritel 'om
hlodavej nemoci podobnej moru
Nebolo PRIV znamo, ze tato bakte'
! ria ma taky 1cinok ma Sloyeka.
DR.. Francis teraz vynasiel, 4
, bakterium tularense je pricino,
nemoce zvanej "deer-fly fever
: druhu to-horlcky, objavujdcej S;
/ medzi vidieckym obyvatel 'stvon
| statu Utah sposobene (dl'a l'u
/ doveho nazoru) stipnutim much.
/ Ma, nekryte casti tela. Ustipnut,
! miesto okolne zlazy zacn1 puch
! nut a zapalia sa q obysajne hni
jti. Hor1ska ako hri obycajne,
otrave krye nastava cd troch d.
: siestich tJzdnov. Pacient .je t'az
ko nemocny a lei. Pryy znamy
prfpad, ktory sa skoncil smrt 'ou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29
YOUNGsTo q v NEMoCl
9oDPaRBUoI aRaLax
TATRA.

I Usednici: Prsdssds: JpEqf, ~
$40 Cation st, podplsaseaa :M ~
Salsta, 4O2 Oak St., lctcyn4k: n. xEssr
mar, 25 Lakeview Ave-, pokladnik: a
Adamko, 1884 Oak sty dozorAi: ,. N
ik ]. Adamko. Sch6dze % vydf,
sisvajd kazdd I. nedel y ' mesisci y
tkale ~. Nyrilla i, Methods q 2. hcd.
~ tslsdn1. sr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

Nebojte sa, kol 'ko kolyek plss
nych znboy mate vo vasich 1stach
Prfd tie do mojei kaneelarie, is
preskiimam vase szhby ; yysvet-
lin yam mojn prkcu. ia YAM do
poriadku privediem vase znby.
ked' SD to inym ami nepodarilo, =
to "a mierne popiatky.
81 DOLLAR BANK BUDOVA j
Ate poschodie, tislo izby. 414I
Youngstown, Ohio. a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

MA PREDAJ-salon obchodom
vo vel'kom j malom, v central
nej polohe, robi dobry obchod.
Mattel odchadza mesta. Bude-
te mat vylucne zastdpenie jedne-
no z najlepsich napojov ma trhu,
tu je vasa prflezitost' dostat' sa
do dobre zavedeneho obchodu.
Musfte jednat' rychle. Pre- d al
sic podrobnosti cenu zavolaite
Automatic tel. 5687.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

10 a3.tsr+. ~ Il
oi'a NaJS ''repa niilu' tie'o
l4el'sle'
Vles ~ CO.. ked 10 DUDES
mat yol'u uprazlt', daJ mi @
aspon predtym ma Vedomle, aDy
som sa trocnu Vyposut mOnoi!
Dobre, dobre! faeka moJa
u zlenka $ usmevom a konaia sSosu
pracu q 'ale3.
Ale cert nespi! hovori poreka-
dlo. "A nespal ami V II noe po "a
kapani. q
Rano pride moia zena oele, Ultra
pen6 ku nlne. Ma jej tvari Dol
vyrazeny smutnok.
u :; ;e4 snItam So nastra-
SEMI - Ochorela 81 snad' q Il
n;ektore dietok?
Aob stala co m; skoaa,
49,, uo,,or .h1,+ro,
va, 80 !; ho o;;;,o /; os+;
.lau oroaa+,, II
NJ net,n;m a,hs;a, Won :
vsoro ,,osar bod, sor, 40.
odn.sa,. ;.+orn;oo % L,ohss,, do
.ooha,o cow oh1o,, o+uo
ron5 sahv bo,o v komore chad
;s;o n, J; nr1aan a,os rsno
nooh,o,. - (; - 4,so+Lo y no
:; AL, n.,..z so vhodsn4
Nr,,so J =.
- ..,,oto;olu 81,
! 81 ,.sha ah,.naetpnopo D.
Ia, -
>1:s -, cn, u.,
:. .., A. u,I..o,-o,, >
,,szS : ,,n,,,,f,.. - n.o. :; :. =,
| III ,,I-naao, - ,;o,,+oo
1a.s ~. : ,,o.,,o,o ho ,,;a+
.;os.a - t.hro;
s,,oas; - +am hi
Doa.; :; s,.a, ooh
aus, - - IL. -, :.
nos., h,;L,,, ~, ush
~ ho,. - L.; All, A.;
nrso. ~; nooh,+;,a u.o., .on,
60 = o,nno . hrons;1 10 rso.
5ob lodi nov. aorohsLo,, Lton,
chez nraca chos i;;;e.t,. k.,oso ! },
| Hnev ~; rone netrvs s,oo d,ho
- = r.,,ao a. 80 4..1 ~ ~
sameho oheda . nnoko;;l som 90
, lon vtedv Lod, n,;s1o 10 stsI WV
nrazens iatorn1sLo Ltors ohnt;lo
~; v5ho-na
M;n,,1o "a a,f 10 ,,s,,. -
!; t7v. t.sano ID, -; -: 49,
v;sho r;alno up,aono ~. az, !.
bv <; o,;+us ,o,,.,haL.ox .:1..o
T5+o o+s,L,, nraa,os;,. -; uo,
to .bv com :. no,.h,oo1 ioho
,lohre v;o - nomsu TX
ako ked, ca. r;ad,a INV f1ovoI
vteav ns,ns n;tao noLo;a r,
vvhorcovan5 20 svo;ho nolo;a :
nobodl;. No o. ;os ID, .,
der nrs; ~, !; nr;nato,z ,;o,o,
nos6vat, sen;no no.nsn,L, ss1I;
ma no nersd v;d;s, 1rS con- :. =
zunova,a ALsd, -; ,nas ns;p,
ale nem6zes :; no;st, ,,st;la J. =
| III :;
mohol. Won nem6zes ;st, ,ebo :,
le;e . dnn ne,,;s,xxes hut 1aho : !
1t; :, - :, " ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

Zakalame, NEaStne zaEalaA Sme,
ME, ME! Muslin zacat' z d'a-
lei.
Moja polovicka mi vzdy hddla
"a usima, ze vyse sto kor1n w
dat "a krmnika, je trpchu prf-
mnoho, ze akoby to bclo dobre
kdpit' ST - prosim "a odpuste-.
ME male prasiatko a vychovat' i
vykrmit' donna q konecne zaklat'
no. We'd, yraj, mame zahradku,'
ktorej sa najde zelinka, name.
trochu sbozia, ktoreho pri NILE
ii odpadnd otruby, mime po-
nyje, a axe mastne, potion pri-
kdpit' par litrey kukurice SINE tiez
vstave. Takto ami nezvieme, ako
prideme ku slanine a budeme as
pom vedet', z eoho ona povstala.
Konecne uznal som, ze ma
pravdua kdpil som jej male
stvornohe zvieratke S mali kymi
ockami, dlhymi .usami a $ utese-
nym ralcom. Dal som zan dvad
sat pat kordn, ponevac chhev-
ca nebolo, dal som mu drevarni
vystavit's peknu b1dku a zavret'
no ia. IA
A bolo to yam mile zvieratko.
ia som pravda malokedy siel k ne
mu, ale kedykol'vek dostalo sa
mi tel cti cd mojej polovicky k
nemu povolanym byt', tu ono
Gzdy lctive chovale sa ku mne
a nikdy.ma neponenovalo inaksie,
len "grof, grof!' Ia tdto ucti-
vost' Dol som nlu / ia, naklone-
nym a kedy tedy pos1chal som ho
trieskou po bocku a ono, potvora,
vyvalilo sa k mojim noham a
krochtalo az mila vec. AZ konec-
ne stalo sa tax pritulnym, ze ma
tito prituinost' nezsbudnem mix
dy. lif.tan
Moja polovicka k1pila mi ma
saty. Ona mi totizto kupuje
vzdy latku ma saty, lebo ona mai
lepsie pozna mole gusto, po-
tom, nina by vraj vel mi natiahli.
Latka bold svetloseda a pacila sa
i mne, lebo nielen ze mi pristala
ku tvari, ale i saty boly znameni-
tes usite. Kel' NAL som ich prvf-
-raz ma sebe, pysno vysiei $som v
mich ma prechadzku. Ma ulici
stretnul som sa $ jednym mo-
jich priatel 'ov zastaviac sa, pu-
still SINE sa do rozhovoru. V tel
najtuhsej debate, pritiahne sa
nieco ku mne, a ak s1cha, tax
stcha sa 0 mole nohy. ia so mi
kan rozyravam d'alej. Ked
mi to ale uz pridlho trvalo, po-
zrem, co to "a opovazliveheo psa,
a tn vidfm, ze o nina s1cha sa
moje vlastne prasiatko. Islo
prave z pol'a zababrene ako
opravdiva prosim "a odpuste.
ME - svina! Pozrem i ma seba
ma svoje move nohaviee, q male
MIA porazit' Cd hnevu! Moje no
We, novucke, svetloSede nohavict
boly fuc! v mojom zivote prisa
hal som len diva razy, ked' ms
prilmali "a NEST ANA a ked SON
sa zenil, ale teraz zaprisahal SON
sa " zlosti, re t1to naniehodnl ,
pl 'uhayu potvoru, akonahle wy
rastie a vykrmi sa, dam nemilo
srdne zaklat'! =
A dodrzal som slovo. j. Ked' 81
pr1blizovaly vianoce, ked' bo
najprihodnejsf cas- pre- boju mi
ID polovicku, 1avolal som masia
ra a ukazuc ma krmnfka rieko
som hnevom: .Kal'te tito ne
tvoru!" /
Stalo sd tax. JASON, pravda
nebol pri tom, ale ako mi hovori
ln;isar, ze tax krotkeho prftulneh'
zvierat'a este nemal pod nozom
Vyslo vraj, samo chlieva, a ked
no poslchal pc boku, l'ahlo 81 sa
mo ma, zem v tel najvacsej Il
chosti prijalo smrtel ny kol
zdocAlo.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22

4 whoxmisse,i but Services; VINO
A's39eed INIT three services.
~ the Sunday School sessions out
SIDE 81 the perfect attendance cards
there Mere. II who missed but l SEES,
SION who missed but sessions
VINO missed but 3 sessions.
on Saturday evening our Sunday
Schooi will have its regular Christmas
tree In the vestry. A supper will be
served Tree to the children.
Miss Harriet Louise Perry, Supt. OF
Deaconess Work in the Maine Con
ference. presented the work of the
Deaconess Board at the morning ser
vice last Sunday. An attentive audi
ence enjoyed her messages.
Mrs. Durrell of Lewiston Is the
guest of her son, q. w. Durrell OF
Union street.
Mrs. Frank Kitchen was operated on
Monday for appendicitis and is report
ed comfortable.
Mt. Bigelow Chapter o. r. s. he'll
inspection Monday evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22

e q E Y
The Scion Girls Basket Ball team
played the Skowhegarl Girls at Show
hogan, Friday night resulting in a
score for the Skowhegan girls.
The Scion BSs Basket Ball team
played the Bingham boys at Bingham
Friday evening resulting in score OF
Tito in favor Of the bingham boys
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday even
ing, DEG. "a, Goldwyn pictures pre-
sent Geraldine Farrar and Lon Telle-
gen In "Flame of the Desert" do not
miss this famous special production
Fox news reel.
The Village schools closed Friday
for a two weeks vacation. The grades
schools all having Christmas trees
and appropriate exercises to which
the parents were invited.
Miss Grace Philbrook is confined t.
the house with some trouble with hel
heel.
Miss Matte Merrill is spending thu
week with her sister at Troutdale.
Mrs. Efie Drew left here Monday
for Massachusetts where she viii
spend a number of weeks with hel
daughter and family. also. visiting
friends in HaverhiIl before her return
Turner Davis is away on yaca
ton.
There will be- the usual christma'
trees in both of the churches on Fri
day evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22


George Pullen entertained his sis
ter. Mrs Mary gIngham several days
the past week.
The Rain of Saturday night and sun
day has taken nearly all of the snow
from our streets. 1t has also put
water into at least one of the dry
wells in this vicinity.
Among the students who are home
for the holiday vacation are Miss Amy
Clark, Miss Florence Spencer and the
Misses Loesa and Madge Tibbetts OF
Arson Academy also Martelle Tibbetts
from the u. of NJ
John Brown went to Madison Mon
day with q load of Christmas trees
Alton Clark and son Porter are
buying white and yellow birch to be
sawed into squares.
Shakcspear Club held an all day
meeting at the pleasant home of Mrs
Jennie Hodgkins, December IA. The
rooms were charmingly decorated
with Christmas bells, and NINA
! ture Christmas tree with the usual
tinspl trimmings formed center
niece for the table. After fine
dinner there was a sale of fanck work
and aprons followed by the business
| meeting of the day. Mrs. Mary Rey-
mold will entertain the Club at her
home on the afternoon of December
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22
soLOy

- = -
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer o. Small and
little son, Miss Rena McCollor are
spending their Christmas vacation
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
McCoIior
DR.. l.. Salley OF Skowhegan was
in town Monday and Tuesday on nusi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold StarDiro ar
rived home Friday evening from tneir
trip to New York.
Mrs. Harold Randlett VINO mas peeh
ou;ta III the mast two weeks is so as
to be up again. =.
Mrs. Julia Holt is working for Mrs.
Frank Adams in South Solon-
Miss Bertha Norton, assistant teach
err in Solon high school. LETT here Mon
dav for the two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Pearl Swain, who is teaching
in Portland high school will arrive in
town Friday for an eight day Christ
mas recess.
MissessFlora Head and Louise Pal
mer, students at Pennington Normal
came home Thursday.
u. A. Decker was in town Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bruce and Miss
Christine Adams were in Skowhegan
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coolidge and
daughter Ruth of Livermore were In
town Tuesday. =
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22

The Woman's Club will ~.
Mrs. Florence Miner. Der ~
call, Emergency Remedies 10y
Home Nursing. Mrs. Mins, 3
a talk one home nursing. ~
bred Ward assisted in enter,a.'
J. H. Gray of Scion was !
registered at the Congress- :
Hotel, Portland,
There will be Mass at m.
Hall. Scion, next Friday Deo ,
half PAST seven.
METHODIST CHURCH M.
Christmas-The Christmas
will be given In the church n,
day evening at 7 O'Clock.
program will be presented
don't forget that the usual
| will be taken at this eoDcs,,
collection will go to HELM
great work that the Church /,
to help feed. clothe and
thousands of poor children IN i,
of the world, who are wholly
ent on our Mission aid. al,
ally to this blessed work.
We hope that every chin
and parent will be presem
Christmas tree celebration Nm
take place after the concert
Sunday. Christmas day, com
| service at 1890. Friends, Il =
been to worship all tho Yea
| next Sunday and accept the u
able Gift" that the Lord sent I,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22
NORTH ANsON

Allen Young and family spent Few
days with friends in Augusta.
Alfred Holbrook is home from the
STATE College for the Christmas vaca-
tion.
Sherwood Edell has purchased and
taken possession OF the Holley cottage
ON lower Madison Avenue.
plans are in the making for bns-
ket ball game between local and al
umni teams Monday evening at Acad'-
envy hall, -zn ~.
The Senior Play is to be repeated az
Scion the evening of Wednesday, Jan
4th.
Overalls and workmen's aprons
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22
ANsON CENTER

Miss Bertha Paul, visiting teacher
for the town of Arson, closed very
successful term lof the Shakespeare
school on Saturday last An enter.
tainment consisting of music and re.
citations, with an Xmas tree was Civ.
en- in the afternoon. and was much
enjoyed by those present.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22

Give a Columbia Grafonola and you will have
the happiest Christmas of your life. Through
the holidays and for many years to come you
will dance and sing and enjoy the best OF the
newest music. To carry the glad Christmas
spirit on through all the year, there is no gift
like Grafonola.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
.SOUTHSIDE TOBACCO
CROP OF BEST GRADE

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 6.-To-
hacco dealers of this city. returning
today from an inspection Of crops in
the tobacco territory of Virginia and
North and South Carolina, are au-
thoritieS for the statement that the
tobacco crop in the neighborinS
counties. for which Petersburg is
the market is OF the finest quality
in the country.
Most of the tobacco raised around
here is tiue-cured or bright tobacco.
for which there is an unprecedented
demand this year. The cause for this
is said to be the large amount of
poor tobacco raised this year in Eu-
rope and the consequent demand for
bright toba Geo there this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
ADVANCES $40 PER BALE
,
Both Contracts and Spots Par
ticipate in Upward;
Movement. ~
tBy Associated F'rcss J

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sent. s,-otJ-
vanc"s OF SO "a hale were scored In
the cotton market today. on both
contract and spots. In tn" contract
market the close was strong AZ tho
highest OF the day with all trailing
months 200 points ~, the fun limit
OF fluctuations allowed under the cot.
ton exchange rules.
October closed at i9.to and Nav at
.".io cents pound. the highest
prices reached since early last win
ter. Middling spots were 200 poiptc
up TO - cents
The strength Of Liverpool during
the American holiday yesterday and
again today reports OF much larger
business doing among American. mills
and rumors that buyers were paying
advances Of as much as $50 points
in the spot department We're the main
features back of the buying
Fluctuations were the widest in
many months and the volume of bust
ness was extremely heavy. Outside
buying played an important part in
the operations of the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
PRODUCE MARKETS
COFFEE

pI r IF
NEW YORK. Sept. G-An orcnlnr adj
vance OF 20 joints mot some scattore,,
realizing IN the market for coffee futures
but demand seemed 10 he broadening and
after sclling on fr1m N 20 7.3o Deem
her advanced To rs. or ls points net higher
and into new high ground for tho move
ment. Trade interests w-r. among the
buyers ana there Also appeared to to-.
some Wal Stree; demand. encouraged by
tn" stcaC!"r ruling ~ Is-azi! nr the SEN
timental intiu"7c. ~ the s.rsationallv
strong marker for COTTON. Closing price.
were At about III" best; showing a ne, al
Nhnc" OF u to !" points October as
December. ~: January. ..57. Mlrch IS.
MAY. 80; july. Sis
Spot ccre" was reported in good d.,na nd
with Rio - quoted at ~ and Santos IL at
los, TO ni=. The cost aud freight market
was ii-'ner. with offers higher. Santos Is
Bourbons. were offered at II "a TO II o. and
vel! DESCRIBED at li.Ho 20 lI.76. Victoria
rs plus ID were offered a; &c. American
credits.
The official cables reported a decline Of
10 refs in the dollar buying rate. with
ar advance OF 5-32d in Rio exchange on
London. Rio futures Were unchanged 10
- refs higher and the early cable report
Ing Santos futures - 20 90 reis higher
was followed by a further advance of l.5
to 80 refs. Brazilian port receipts Is go
Jnndahy. 3l.Oo.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The raw sugar
market was unchanged. with Porto Ricos
Al while C'ubas yy.rC Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
LUMBER SHIPPERS URGE
CUT IN FREIGHT RATES
Hardwood Men Take Step, in
View Of Increased Rail
road Earnings.
Try Associated Press. !

WhSHINGToN, Sept. Sin view
~ Increased railroad earnings. South
"rn hardwood lumber shippers will
"rS" the carriers to reduce freight
rates on logs and lumber before the
Interstate Commerce Commission de-
cidcS the case already brought by.
southern lumber shippers. Frank
'arnahan. Eastern manager for the
southern Hardwood Traffic Associa-
ton. said today The case has been
set by the commission for hearing
here September % before Ex,ninsr
Flynn.
The lumber industry in tho South
rs 'paralyzed." Mr. Carnahan said.
and unless the carriers AFFORD immc :
1Iatc relief. the hardwood mills will
II. unable to move their logs into the
plants Tor manufacture" With the
expected increased demand for hard
wood. Mr.. Carnahan said. the fact
that the southern producers had been
unable to ship logs would lend
further TO hold up building and other
industries that use hardwood that
show signs of rcviving
The reductions asked of the COM
mission was approximately 80 l-3 per
cent. equal to the increase which
went into effect in 1920 with the gem
cral rate increases. During confer
ences with lumber shippers repre-
sentaiivcs OF the carriers have con-
tended that in view OF the carriers
deficits. reductions could not be made.
July earnings will show that the
return for the railroads will be at the
rate OF about per cent Il year" Mr..
tarnahan said. 'or approximately
S'1,opn.oOo. according to the reports
Of roads so far made. Tho lumber
industry has every reason to expect
that reductions will he made in
freight rates. without waiting per-
haps ninety days for a decision by tho
commission in the case now before
it,"
The case involves rates to consum-
ing markets east OF the Mississippi
and north of the Ohio from Louisiana.
Arkansas. mississippi. Alabama, Ten
ncssce. kentucky, the Carolinas,
West Virginia and Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept. s.--Cattlc: Choice and
primc !"n;!.ngs and heavywclrhis steady:
o'HeEs iull' mostly .aC lower. Ton year
iihFs 10; bulk beef steers. Gj0ft rs 80;
she stock and veal calves steady. fat cows
anu hrliers. 40 900. Gamers . nd cutters
20 pS.G. bulk vca!crs. l2-iErlS5: bulls.
i.c 20 sc higher: bIlk bnlornas. 56nIi,A:
n""t oul.S i,Sn 90: s'ockcrs and feeders
Hogs Vi silly lNc To 80 lower ,han Sat
utdaS aNcraI" some ws!ghis suws on
n!oF. closing weak holdovcr liberal! Ton
80 early; bulk light and lirh, butcher
s.!vs ~. bulk packing sowS. !.opT7.5H: pigs
sheep; Eat lambs strong 30 &c higher
tol native lambs to city butchers SIS: bulk
to packers. d.5SGi 90: Cull. 5.y1sI55D; West
eTn !ainb, top. SO - shippers: bulk. = n
Sle: sheep actir.: steady. bulk fat ewes
90: some held higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
200.POINT ADVANCE
SCORED BY COTTON
New Orleans Market Scene OF HEAVY
Trading and Wide
Hy AsSociatcd Press.

I'll
NEW ORLEANS. la. Sept s-ucavy
trading and Wide advances marked the
session in cotton today: Prices were
nisher from the oneninE and the close
was strong AT the highest of the day ali
active active months rising the full 100 points
allowed in one day under the cotton cx-
change rates. This was the FIRST time in
, ,ih"n,hs maj TINS rule regarding fiuctua-
high levels for the season and rose 70
the highest since early in November a year
ago ~ March and May both went above
the O.cent mark. Nav rising to aOlo Oc-
tobcr traded up to 1913
The upward movement was a continue
ZION or the higher trend which Developed
some time ago as the result Of poor crop
prospects IT received fresh Impetus from
',n, strength Of Liverpool during the no,
o.. y" H. .his slne Yesterday and today he
l.iverpoois strength caused an excited
opening here. and advances of more Than
trading. 80 ' '"'''
The advance was kept going by renor,,
OF much better business among American
mus and by rumors that spots in IN,
local market were as much as $50 noinis
higher. These spot rumors were the main
influence in the late trading. Officially.
cents for middiing, ''