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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
The most beautiful suburban property in the
city: high land overlooking Potomac. now be-
ing rapidly built up by home owners. Building
the time 10 buy and build a home In this
beautiful river drive section. Have only a few
nice sites left; modern conveniences good car
ssims serne sse se ". . ee GAcks6S ownsl s4:s
Conduit rd. C1ev. 4s3. or call s. r. DORsET-T.
owner. 1904 II st. NV. Main 1000.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BUNGALOW
Six rooms and hath; hot-water heat: electric
chine; lot 751iso IT,: nve large oak ;had.
trees: garden; fruit: modern chicken house:
20 minutes BY car from 18th st. and Pa. ave-.
Telephone OWNER. Clarendon 1sl.w.l.
for terms.
ROSEMOST-wE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE
sale two splendid seven room tile bungalows.
Thest are propsr,ss that should appeal p to
all suburban Advantages. and yet with city
+. G. GOODNow COMPANY,
7l9 Ring st.. Alexandra. Va.
E-rth RosemoAt Station. Alex, Va. PHI. 926.
RosEM0ST-wE HAVE JUST WHAT ANY
couple should have. and that Is a small. com
pletely modern bungalow that we can sell
down /. just about enough to cover the cost
Of furniture and fixtures. The monthly pay
men,. will be arranged to meet your cir
+. c. GooDSow COMPANY.
North Ro.emont station. Ale1. Va. Ph oee. i.
SIS DOWN, SIS A MONTH.
We will build you small metal house, two
sTAS1ARD Building CORPORATION.
921 18th st. NV. Main 5292. 3'
TWINING CITY-s-ROoM FRAME. $2,s5o.
Arac tta
S-room frame. 50. 500.
Near d. G. line In Md.
Groom frame, $1.10O.
Groom bungalow. $1.45O.
R. r. BRADBURY. 2228 Pa. ave. Sc. 90
AT VT. IDA. is MINUTES BY TROLLEY
from 18th and Pa: aye: e rooms: bath. recen,
lights, automatic pump large closets; from.
particulars apply to JOHN 2: SoKMoItE.
Va. Phone Alex. 564.
WE ARE UNITING ROCK GREEK PAKk
and Chevy Chase at the intersection Of keoEuk
st. and the west boundary Of the park. near
the residence Of Rudolph kaunmann. The Com
missoners Of the District Of Columbia have IA
vored this notable improvement for long time.
but not having the necessary appropriations W"
have therefore undertaken the project at our
own expense. Watch the locomotives, . trains
Of cars. 40 horses 30 laborers and large
stenm shovels opening up keokuk ST. ard
miles Of other streets and avenues to make room
for 900 additional detached homes to our new
world capital. Our additions in this neighbcr-
hood extend from Belt rd on the west to Rock
Creek Park on the east and HittenhOuse ST. on
the north to the Carnegie building on the south
$500 satisfied patrons now living on our prop
critics. and we are working now for 900 more.
May we have your good influences in aiding us
in this strenuous pioneer building Of your own
neighborhood: Reliable men and women are
taught the real estate business in our Office
and paid while learning: need not necessarily
interfere with your present employment: FUi.,
TON r. GORDON. Operator. Established IS
PEARS. Colorado bldg. Main 1921.
Row 10 Re YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase on $3.50 cash and 500 monthly.
Eor fall mar iris r. writ rI'l an JAS. ii.
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- ST 900 CASH
= - = Monthly
60 u :: aM1 Payments.
= - H. q 128 TO 737
PRINCETON
E3f TX ST. NV.
At $3.50
~ LARGE SLEEPING
- PORCHES:
HOT-WATER HEAT.
S;S;s OPEN FOR
INSPECTION
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HAS. d. SAGER.
923 Fifteenth Street NV.

SHANNON
Randolph St. NV.
$1,000.
beautiful H-story brick house containing
2 rooms and bath - bedrooms: has hot-wa
ter heat. eiectri" lights. hardwood floors and
trim. In Al condition.
10th St Heights.
Sl4,SOO.
One Of the most beautiful homes in 18th
Street Heights: has s rooms and " baths: hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors
and trim: double French door from living room
TO east porch front porch; large lot space
in excellent condition.
Clarendon, Va.
$3.50.
two story hnnse almost new. containing
even rooms and bath. electricity. gas. oak
floors: garage lot 50xl25. Close to stores
schools. churches and cars.
Cleveland Park.
$4,000.
Shannon 4 Luchs bungalow: large omen
fireplace; extra breakfast room: large lot TO
paved alley. Owner leaving city.
SHANNON
7l3 18th St. NV.
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Maryland and Virginia Farms.
Near the National Capital. Country homo
farms with modern improvements. practical
agricultural farms. large and smau aefess
NeLAcHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept.. 10th and g.
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FOR SALE-HOJSES.

FOR THE CUNvENlENCE OF orR
READY FOR DISTRlHUrioN \ SrHf fAI.
IN GUE ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS LAST
AND SoCTHE.AST PROPERTIES. AND W
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Chevy Chase. d. c.
Price. sl5. 500 Delightful home built several
years ago by one of the best builders,
floors on the first and second floors: very
large front and sleeping porches; sit
uated on a. good sized lot with q garage
for two This Is about the best
buy in this section today.
Northeast.
Price, s., ,OOO-A brick house. newly papered
and painted, obtaining eight rooms and
hath. with q good sized lot to q paved
square from Lincoln Park. convenient
TO two car lines and may be easily con
verted into two family apt. Posses
sion given.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Price. sl3. .OO0-Det tn ched house Of the buuga
low type, lOca ted a short distance from
the Chevy Chase Club. II is situated
"a lot 35x175 IT.. has nine rooms and tw"
water heat and garage for two cars.
This house is now in very good condt
tion and occupied by owner. Eastr
terms.
Brookland.
Price 81 S50-A dandy home. exceliently 10
Gated. detached n large lot. has six
rooms. reception hall and hath front.
side and rear porches. There are
chicken house. and the home is now in =
perfect condition. Terms and posses
sion can he arranged.
Inc,
phopo Main 10OQ
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HE HOME PROPOSITIONS
WHEN YOU WATCH
'NCEMENTS.
r & GOSS,
Main AS.
Takoma Park.
New bungalow in Takoma rark: thren
blocks from 18th car line: contains five rooms
and bath. comfortable front porch: electro
lights and gas: pipeless furnace: hardwood
doors and trim Bargain at s. 100.
MckEEyER & G0SS.
1fo9 Eye ST. Main 49,.
Bloomingdale.
4 brick home in good section: six hrighA
rooms and hath: electric lights: front porch,
garage. You must SEQ this home TO appre-
cate price Of only So. .ss.
MekEEvER e. GOSS,
l465 Eye st. Main 47Ja
Mount Pleasant.
Roomy. comfortable home Of brick cou-
eleven rooms and two baths: servants room.
taneous water heater; good buy for SlJJs
R & GOSS,.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Main 4752.
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SACRIFICE.

Chance to get ahead OF the Jones
Beautiful y room hou>a ui-h all m,sirrn i'm
provemrptS: concrete cellar. hoored attic. etc.
garage and other oi!uuiliirgS: p.enty Of Sha!".
fruit grapes and berries: > aeres OF land y";.
could 10; duplicate the buildings for less than
:l2 H;h Only ~ min. from city. For quick
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THREE ROOMS AND RtTH Nun HOUSE
keeping apartment: handsomely furnished:
stesn heated. electric ght ani maid service:
500 per month. Apply New tommerclal Ho
tc QoO Z 81 NV
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VA NI'ED.

ONE OR TWO ROOMS IN GOOD OFFICE
building near Willard Hotel; lawyer. Address
Box 1877 A, Star office. IL
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Near the courthouse and in easy walking
distance Of GOV. depts. On a wide street ia
q good white section. 8 rooms and bath, good
heating plant; vacant. A bargain. Inspect
it today.
BACMAN & HEINZMAN.
Phone Main $500 ia 18th Y "
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A COUNTRY HOME OF
EXCEPTIONAL BEAUTY.

located Blair road near Alaska avenue.
There 2I2 acres Of land. The house is
in wood land setting Of splendid trees. The
home is of stone and frame construction with
porches. verandas. exceeding your inagina-
tion. There - rooms and baths. with
the latest form Of heating and lighted by
electricity.
There is a scar garage and a stable on the
premises.
For those who seek real comfortable
home. with large rooms and a sweeping view
We recommend an immediate inspection.
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FIW>I>Kk:i' OR trFt HN'-MEh'

SO THE HADI.EIGH -R..ATTlfTL. t"ol,
apt: two large rooms. bath. kitch"n"tt" and
hrsakfas: room. large closets and porch. n
furnished Sl.n or furnished {" riEh; party
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" l-ONnS.
Mt. Pleasant.
Sl4.I 50. Furnished.
beautiful home containing - r"om> and
baths. servants room in hascmeni. front
and double back porrhrS sleeping porchi.
hot water heat, electric lights. gas hardwood
floors and trim: larg. lot and ample room e.,
large garage. Both house and furniture art
FOR garage. Reasonable terms
Northwest.
$4,000.
4 real bargain. An aparamrnt house con
tanning 10 apartments OF and > rooms each.
Cali us to inspect.
Petworth. on Taylor St.
81. .S0O-Sl 900 Cash.
Large frame house: has q rooms and bath
large lot: friit trees. shrubs. garage, aHI
house is semi chcd.
Northeast.
$1,000.
An excellent home containing rooms add
bath at moderate price. Plenty "f spar"
for garage: on n vide alley. The owner viii
entertain any reasonable ofcr on the terms.
g. LUCHS,
Main 2S45.
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APARTMENTS TO LET

THE FORMER, 18th AND. U S.W.--COM,
pIetely furnished six-room h.f. apt. May
to Oct. l. Apply at apt. or office.
HIGH-GRADE. FURNISHED. ROOMS.
Housekeeping apt. ha,h"oms. baths, bal
cony; Conn. ave. Washington Heights: from
May to Oct. L. north and south windows
make it very coo! for summer tenant.
WEAVER RltDS.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 H St NV. Phone Main lOZ8.'
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SMALL FARM NEAR WASHINGTON. FOR
particulars see
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1926 y CAPITOL ST.-THREE ROOMS AND
large store complete. Inquire at 1886 y. Capt.
tol St .9s
COZY, PRACTICALLY NEW SINE-ROOM
a. mi. dwelling in Brookand; specially arranged
TO sublct rooms for $4J: yearly lease. $50
! month: vacant May ]. Phone Ut once, North
Sl30-J 29s
COLORED-BTY YOUR OWN HOME. 800
| starts you EDW. ~ McNEELEY, BRAD
FORD 4 CO. 1916 You 4M&. z
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XIV EKIJA1IE EARtIAIN.
Attractive j-r. cottage. just built. sub sided
double floors: lot 7Jx1"I. Only S4.'00- easy
terms. Additional land available. Cheap
See owners. MARX NJ. MORAN. East River
dale. Md. or FRANK ". STEPHEN. Fendall
bldg
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WadeshorO.

Lineolnton. Wadesboro. Windsor.
Edenton, Ashboro, Franklinton, Can
ton, Huntersville, Cliffside, Badin,
Clayton, Randleman, Biltmore. For
est City, Madison, Brevard, Biscoe,
Spring Hope, Snow Hill, Andrews,
Sparta, Beaufort, Middlesex, Tabor.
Mount Olive, Sylvia, Nashville, Lask-
er, Maiden
These SO posts have made no re-
port to the department ddiutant and
finance Office rthis year and are sup
posed to be dead, or nearly dead.
Their charters will doubtless be re-
voked at an early date. Three negro
posts, one at Wilson with six mem
bers, one at Wlnston-Salem with Is
and another at Asheville with 27,
make report. The negro posts at
High Point, Salisbury, Wilmington
and Greenville have also quit, even
as their 3 6 white contemporaries have
done.
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thing that might be charged to him.
Bowman, d. W.-known to have
murdered several baseball this sea-
SON. Has appearance of having
led many more. Slow death by
means of asphyxiation with onion
fumes recommended.
Burkett, Howard-Sings tenor !;
probably to disguise real voice to
escape detection by police and de-
tectives; suggested that he be held
under water till vocal cords are taut
Eckert, Charles-Came here from
Pi,jla adelphia Athletics, who are very
low Gown. HIS erilt IS esta abhsheJ J.
Thurman, OllIe--Recently ac:iveG
in Norfolk from Atlanta, where Fed
eral penitentiary is located. Sus-
pected of having sawed bars.
Carton, j. C.-Throws ball with
left hand; perhaps wishes to conceal
finger prints on right. Immediate
investigation recommended.
Kelly, j. Caught bathing at
Virginia Beach last Sunday; doesn't
Sound like regular ball players stuff;
probably trying to hide in sand
Laehy, Fred-Caught trying to
find cheap apartment for family
early in season; suspected of being
demented, as cheap apartments
have't existed.
Rhodes, Clarence-Alias DUSTY"
fact that he trades under assumed
name sounds suspicious; probabl
folk.
Vermilyea. John-Formerly with
Petersburg; didn't like club owners;
Petersburg grandstand burned re-
Gently; sounds like an arson case.
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NORFOLK DOESN'T '.-~'.- .---
LOVE HER BALL TEAM

Sports writer for the Norfolk Led
ger-Dispatch is responsible for the
following satirical essay on the Nor
folk ball team. :..<.-~~'--~
Fine lot of men that Messrs.
Barry and Ruth have brought to
Norfolk to play ball.
It's a wonder that local people
would spend their money to see a
bunch of criminals perform.
Norfolk authorities have been
asleep all season or they would have
recognized this gang of Jail birds
posing as ball players.
1t remained for Portsmouth po-
lice to make arrests and they IN
doubtedly will reap quite large sum
of money in rewards.
Hardened criminals running at
large jeopardize the safety of a COM
munity and wholesale arrests yester-
day in Portsmouth will do much to-
wards making it safe for law abiding
citizens to walk the streets.
. pAoS Gle SOI OA Al6 IL
however. None of them received
long sentences and it is probable
that the whole kaboodle will be TAX
en- u ply the authorities in some 9TH
er city where conviction will be
easier.
For the benefit of police who would
like to become heroes by arresting
and convicting these desperadoes,
the following records are given:
Warhop, Jack-From coal fields
of West Virginia where murder is
considered nothing more than break
fast food; ring-leader of Norfolk
gang. Electrocution suggested in
this case.
Burke, Eddie-Known as Shag
which is short for shagnasty, sufi-
cient evidence of his guilt of any
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NATIONAL CROP
CONDITIONS DECLINING.

Raleigh, n. c., Aug. 12.-The pro-
ducers in our most essential industry
have poor encouragement for their
years efforts. Both Nature and man
have seemingly ill-favored the farm
ers.
The combined condition of all
crops is 5 per cent below the ten year
average for North Carolina; even
though there was a per cent i'm
provement during July. The United
States combined crop condition is z
per cent below. the average, with a
decrease of 3.4 per cent during July
in the combined prospective condi-
tions, and the final acre-yield is 13
per cent lower than last years. Sweet
potatoes, peanuts, and sorghum cane
are the only crops of the country
having a prospective production as
great as last year; while tobacco is
forecasted at So, cotton at 61.4, and
apples 45.4 per cent compared with
the last national crops.
Due to certain new crops, short
ages, and variable conditions, the
prices paid to farmers increased 25
per cent during July. This increase
makes the farm products of the ma
tion average about so per cent be-
low the prices year ago, and 36 per
cent below the ten year average of
August 1st. producers prices. Live
lstock prices increased substantially
but are still some 20 per cent below
the ten-year average, 81 below those
of two years ago, and 3S per cent
below last years prices.
The North Carolina corn crop ex-
perienced a bad spring for germina-
tion and growth. The dry weather
since prevented a proper development
of the plants. The result, especially
in the piedmont or central counties,
is low, weak, and yellowish plant
that promises poor yields of grain
or sileage. The crop at present shows
a fairly good condition (s5 per cent?
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Crackers Like Father Used to Shoot.

Picture patrons who have seen
Bebe Daniels shooting off giant fire
crackers nearly a foot long to cele-
brate her birthday in Zone Wild
Week. now at the Wilson Theatre,
may have wondered where the star
got them, for a federal statute for
bids the manufacture or sale in this
country of cannon crackers above a
certain modest size, and Miss Daniels
is shown shooting off crackers a foot
long.
The crackers used in the picture
had to be especially made by the
property man, who, in the picture
game, is supposed to be sp list
in everything, and to obtain or make,
on short notice, anything that a
writer can suggest or a director de-
mand.
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STRENGTH OF THE
LEGION IN N. c..

A. L. Fletcher writes in the
Greensboro News as follows:
The strength of the American le-
gion in North Carolina on the morn
ing of July 27, 1921, was 6,229 men.
The figures for the Raleigh and
Charlotte posts in the F. o. P. last
Sunday were in error. Raleigh's
strength was 377 and not AIT, as re-
ported and Charlotte's present
strength should have been reported
as being close to 400.
Actual figures for the leading posts
of the state on July 27, the figures
that govern the voting strength of
each post in the state convention, are
as follows:
Raleigh post No. 1, 337; Clyde
Boiling post No. 55 (Winston-Salem)
1872; Wilmington post No. 10, $40;
Hornest's Nest post No. 9 (Charlotte)
366; Kifin Rockwell post No. 2
(Asheville) 334; Azalea post No. 20
(Oteen) 299: Henry Knott Burtner
post No. So (Greensboro) 2s7; Ham
let post No. 40, 223; Samuel c. Hart
post No. IA Salisbury 179; Robert
B. Anderson post No. 13 (Wilson)
170; CASTOR post No. % (Gastonia)
149; Joseph d. Rountree post No.
43 (Kinston) 1874; Pitt county post
No. SO (Greenville) 121.
No other post in the state can show
more than 100 members. 1t is dis
tressing to note that the following
posts are dead:
st. Pauls, Washington, Newton,
Sanford, Raeford, Ellington, Lenoir,
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FOREMAN WOUNDED
BY MEMBER OF GANG.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 15.-E. M.
Herndon, Western Union construct
ion foreman from Greensboro is in
Memorial hospital in Winchester,
Va, with pistol bullet wound in the
left leg as a result of having been
shot by H. c. Owens, member of
his gang.
Owens is in jail at Front Royal, the
shooting having taken place near
that town. Advices received here to-
day by Western Union officials re-
garding the affair were to the effect
that Owens quit his job yesterday
and insisted upon being given trans
portation back to headquarters in At
]anta.
The daily times., 1921-08-15
DYNAMITE SHIP Is
WRECKED AT BEAUFORT

Wilmington, Aug. 1.-THE
Louise Howard, dynamite-laden
schooner sailing from New York,
foundered on the Beaufort harbor
entrance bar this morning and
short while later broke up and sank
according to a wireless dispatch to
the coast guard cutter Seminole at
this port.
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which is some below the average.
The yield is estimated at about 10
bushels per acre, whereas last year
it averaged % bushels. The price
for the nation averages 62 cents per
bushel compared with S1.64 a year
ago. An interesting study of the con-
dition by counties was made in COM
parison with the Weather Bureaus
records for June and July and show
ed that the condition of the crop was
in direct relation to the rainfall
There was little rainfall from Stokes
to northampton counties. and here
the crop condition figures are also
low
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WILSON MAKES 1T
THREE STRAIGHT.

Wilson made it three straight from
the lowly Tar Babies by winning the
final game by the count of to 2.
Meehan opposed Roberts on the
mound and had the best of it from
the beginning, and but for a couple
of miscues would have gotten away
with giving Tarboro basket of
goose eggs.
The box score follows.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.

Virginia League.
Wilson at Suffolk
Norfolk at Tarboro.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth at Newport News.
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SPORTS

Summary: Three base hits: Wal
ters. Two base hits: Walters, Miller
and Kline. First base on balls: off
Meehan, 2; off Roberts 3. Struck out:
by Meehan 3; by Roberts 2. Balk:
Roberts. Wild pitches: Roberts 3.
Hit by pitched ball: Champagne.
Double play: Martin to Walker to
Roth Time of game: 900. Umpires:
Weir and Lewis. Attendance 500.
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National League.
STANDING OF CLUBS
81 FOR WHOLE SEASON.

~ Standing Of clubs of Va. League for
whole season including Saturdays
games, August 18th. 1921.
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American League.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia
Others not scheduled.
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Totals ..33 2 6 "a 9 2
*Loach batted for Roberts in 9th.
Wilson Alb. TT Pc A n
Martin, 2b .....3 o o 54 o
Walker, SIS ...3 0 O 2 /
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Virginia League.

Wilson at Suffolk.
Norfolk at Tarboro.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth at Newport News.
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The area of Austria is 2,974,5S1
miles.
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Piedmont League.
Greensboro at Raleigh.
DanVille at High Point.
Durham at WinStOn-Salem.
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National League.
Philadelphia at New York.
Others not scheduled.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
ON FOREIGN TRADE To Be HELD
IRON REVIEW

New York. April "a more active
demand from aut"moh.lc manufactures
has given the steel market slightly
better tone. Othrrw.>" demand has
been limited and production has rot IN
creased. Tho prospects ~ further price
Establishments and IA" question 81 fu-
sure rail freight rates discouraged buy
.us while new constructive demand Is
very limited.
Pig iron continues dull and weak.
Production is being he'd In u minimum
a. no one cares 20 ac"umulat" supplies.
Copper has been moro active. par
t,Cularly tOr export Of which sales were
estimated AZ over ten million pounds.
Domestic trade however. has been
quiet. and frmneSS has been largely at
;r:buted 70 restricted production. No
less than Il companies have decided 10
close their properties ~ await IMPROVE
:neni in general conditions. and tn"
Npr.l-Nuy product.on VIII not av"rag"
over forty million pounds per month, /.
IS estimated. Ths March production
was estimated at Sh.noo,Q0o. With
March deliveries az about 6h.ccn.Nh9
ami exports Of $4,000 600. ! would seem
there had been little or r" accumulate.
Outside OF the 40O,ooc.0oo pounds with
drawn for export. the available supply
IN the c.untry Is about $50 70 800 m"-
lions
Lead has been tri2N frmc-. with
both demand and production light.
Z.nc - duh and unchanged, Large
stocks IN both producers and consum-
ers' hands operate against revival OF
lew demand az present.
Anthony is steady with stocks
strongly held.
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n. !. STOCKS

New York. April The stock mar
t., was put - another sever" teSt 81
its rcruprrat!E" powers last week
standard shares - w"l as numerous is
sues of ~; speculative variety record
ing irregular declines. these in several
instances establishing low records.
RS mo, r:n-nt WAS IN striking con-
,-as, T. that Of tn, previous week. when
the nrrn 70 Strong undertonc seemed 20
j.stlfy hopes IN many quarters or an
,,c;oipn, ball market. technically known
a.; the Spring rise
E.axo,.~ tor n" latest reaction were
,.rc,rlv ,r;,r"ahi" 20 various Incidents OF
oyrestic ara foreign cr:C:n. Approach
Of n" s..ouI quarter Of the year
brought no easement &C MONEY rates and
m. unsatisfactory Investment situation
co,,pd dtrc,.. .N0-csSiNn IN tn" lack or
.,cress which attended IL" offering az
E.w York CtT short i"rrn warrants.
conditions abroad w"r! r.nd'r'd moro
,nr,rl,x by tho crisis resulting from
~, strike or Tn" British coat miners and
~. military and Holit al trla"uN"Ts
connected with the attempts - r"st"r"
the Ilapshu:E monarchy.
.ro,nixc 81 potter trace conditions
1e,ked rulailnrnt. eN""Ht m isolated
c,s,s Railroad earnings showed ir-
regular improvement. but IN" stat" OF
TRANSFORMATION systems -: IN" country.
,sic.,,, and financial """as!On"I fresh
apprehension.
\, l.,d;r,. industrial cCnt"ri tn" f"'l-
IN. r,,,ed that further downward ""-
y.s,nn or price schedules offered IN"
only solution "c \ -"S;rt! &C d"rI''ud Tor
steel and iron. In other branches -
Industry ,ur,&Icd Production. con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
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