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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-11

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-11
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). W. BOSWELL,
REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES

E : ISSsI|Il sgssi - .s,sss
of St. Francois County
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-11

For Judge of Supreme Court-Divi-
SisasNp;Ss,sa I, snB stsFrllsS;hh ''ss tsS.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-11

The chairman has made dfpio=
matte refeEeneet teutharaahae0ceraCt
America fEssarthe, A,eaevegof Nations.
II, mVat Ia aQtfe ssedi ithatHan sAmsuis
CAR has stSaageiametiona ashanhemiai
its seneyaS He laaksnaeaos afthealhlOai
to the soil of,EFansepwhepea hnpsRudx
Of our brayep lhasyssH II, tbe sleep of
death, Thsy Kfyy i,a leiE lives. thatyan
-Nfhe EeagG9g 6ff o. D., M i5iis h 2 ms,
prize of tteff bl16d, and Fsitp seems iias
,SgNr i,Isiisys s VII fH1's W sSs it''4
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-11
COUNTY, POLITICAL EiIr =, fI,t
VIC eaars ""ns FFa COMMITTEES
--sL.t.ILt IlIltYtE-s.i

s,Theo newly elected. county. commit
teemen, tof. ther pem9cratic and n, Re7
PUBLICAN Parties met in. :FarmingttSSn
Tuesday and effected their organize
tiohs as foll0ws!e ~ 40 t"'F'@ ill
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
PAslIN,A >

Aceete CHESTNUT desi nh fnalte,
dar> foarte inlportante dupa toate
probilitatile vor face ca un acord,
intre patroni 81 salariati "a nu Sc
poata realiza, raanannd "a inter
vina lnspeetoratal Muncii. Della a.
ceasta intervenfie fnsa, - eu teate
Ca munca Inspectoratului de Mum
c; din giraffe muHcii neobosite 81
cu prieepere dln inspector cen
tral Chirita facut ca acest inspec-
torat sa fie privit ca un for impair
tial = nu Sc poate astepta multa
rezultate, pentru ca legea MI pre-
vede tipografiile ca find ohligafe
la arbitraj. Urmarea este ca lu-
cratorii tipografi dovedind mnlta
mdaratnicei in crIsul trativelOr 81
dispunand de fonduri economisite
neavand de multi greva, dupa toate
probabilitatile vor intra in greva,
care Sc poate extinde peste tot Ar
dealGl 81 care va dura timp inde-
lungat. poate sapt;mani intregi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Clujul amenintat cu greva lu-
cratorilor tipografi - Lucra
tori Ger sporirea salariilor.
Orele de lucru la salarlatil
comerciali - Tratativele Gu
chelnerii.

Am arafat mtr un numar trecut
al ziavului nostru ca in luna Mai
expira contractele collective la mai
multe branse, raminind sd sc inchee
altele. Tratativele in mai multe
part all 81 incepnt intre patronlH
81 salariati, ca 81 in trecut, asa 81
acum, lupta cea mai apriga Sc da
intre patroni 81 salariatii tipografi.
Muncitorii bine organizati al aces
tel branse intrebuinteaza toate mil
loacele pentru a putea realiza spo-
ruri Gle salarii.
Vechiul contract colectiv explra
la II Mai. Tratativele pentru ase
Incheia noul contract, an 81 ince-
put intre patroni 81 salariati deo-
.camdata fara interventia autorl-
tatilor statului. In urma faptulul,
ca atat' patronii eat 81 lueratorll
sunt intelesi ca pc viitor sa sc in
chez un singur contract colectiv
pentru intreg cuprinsul Ardealulh
(deci nh cum fost in trecut cind
exista un contract colectiv pentru
Cluj 81 altul pentru provincle) |,
neintelegeri exista numal in ce prl-
| veste doua chestnut. Una este ca
lucratorii Ger din nou sporuri de
salarii foarte mari, or patronll a.
rata ca lucratorii tipografi char 81
All au salarii prea mari, i'm tot ca
/ zul disproportionate Gu salarille
altor lucratori sau functionari.
Il Cealalta este ca lacratorli Ger
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
CONv0CARE

Societatea. Romana de Ajutor
'Albina'' din New Castle, Pa.
Pc aceasta Gale Convoaca pc totl
membrii la sedinta Generala lu-
nara care va Fl in ziua de 4
lunie a. G. Sedinta Sc va des-
chide la orele ? p. m.
Fratii membrii sunt rugati de
a nu lipsi de la aceasta sedinta
81 ii present. la orele mentio-
nate caci la Cetirea listei functio-
narilor 81 a membrilor eel absenti
vor Fl pedepsiti conform Statutu-
lui. Avand in vedere ca la aceasta
sedinta pc langa Darile de seama
81 verificarea Procession Verbale
vom avea alegerea nouilor func-
tionari pc periednl al 2-lea 1922
cat 81 alte <puncte foarte impor-
tante spre discutie, la care Sc
cere majoritatea membrilor. In
speranta ca toti fratii membri Sc
vor interesa despre demersul So
cietatli eat 81 despre a organiza-
tiei in general. Deci in interesul
fieste-carui frate membru este de
a sc pune in current GU cotele lu-
mare de nu 81 perde dreptul de
vot cat 81 de cuvant. Semnam in
numele Soc. ''Albina"
Theodor Barza, presedinte.
Toma Axente, prim secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

In celia ce priveste situatia legu-
meier 81 q frnctelor, acestea au
cam avut de suf6rit din cauza bru-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
CONvOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Dr. Iuliu Maniu" din
Canton, Ohio prin presenta Con-
vocare, convoaca pc toti membrli
81 membrele la scdinta generalas
care sc va tinea Dumineca in 4
Iunie la orele 80 p. IN. in Hala
Societatii din Garfield ave s. w.
No. 1924.
La Ordinea zilei va Fl mai multc
chestii impOrtante pentru bunul
mers al Societatii in general.
Toti membrii STUNT rugati de a
lAa parte la aceasta Sedinta. Stunt
rugati toti fratii Romani din
scest oras doritori de deveni ca
membri acestei societati de lua
parte La sedinta aceasta ca sa sc
inscrie. Totodata va fl 81 alegerea
noilor f4nctionari pc tern1in de
6 luni, in speranta ca toti membril
81 membrele eat 81 toti fratii Ro-
mani va lua aceste La cunostinta
am ramas salutandu-va Gu fra
tiasca dragoste. ~
In numele Societatii ''Dr. Iulir
Maain" din Canton, Ohio.
Mick 6avu, presedinte.
sDumitu Ciulei, secretar script
ll26 & 2629).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

u s.
ca admitandu-se un singur contract
colectiv pentru Ardeaal contrac-
tele carl privesc pc mnncitorii din
Cluj sa contina salarii mai inalte
decat acelc din provincie 81 sd espi-
re la ! Mai fiecarui an lar acelea
din provincei sa espire tarziu toam
ma.
Fata de aceasta eerere interesan-
ia a lncratorilor, patronii admit sa-
larii mai inalte pentru Cluj, dar
arata ca cererea lucratorilor tipo-
graft din Cluj an salarii mai IN
tive in doua anotimpuri este O ma
ncvra prin care in felul unui Su-
rub archimedian sc tinde spre
sporirea automatica 81 neSfarSita a
salariilor tipografiIor. Iata ell ce Sc
mOtiveaZa aceasta parere a patro-
nilor; cu foate ca lncratorii tipo-
grafii din Ciuj Nau salarii mai in
alte. din cauZa ca iarna eand Sc
incheie noul contract colectiv din
provincei scumpetea tOtdeauna es-
te mai mare, primavara lucratorii
din Cluj aiung intro Situate de
inferioritate fata cu lucratorii din
provincel in ce priveste platile
Astfel salariils lor la | Mai cand
Sc incheie contractul colectiv pen
tru Clu.i, ar trebui sporite in mod
automatic. Sporindu-se salariile lor
81 toamna scumpindu-se viata, sa-
lariile lucratorilor din provincie ar
trebui din nou sporite 81 cercnl ar
nlcepe DIN nou ne maj avand
sfarsit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

mic nu este impossible. dand un
exemplu 81 altor STUDENT cand
sc vor intOarce in ROmania, ara
tand ca studentnl American, me-
nit sd devie stalpul natiunei, a
ajunge ON prin el insusi, 81 de-
Ivine astfel GU timpul un adevarat
factor folositor in propasirea trii
lui.
NJ cred ca stndentii Romani in
chestie isl vor face ideia ca nun
cind in felul acesta Isl insulta
demnitatea familiilor. Tot astfoi
mn cred ca, data find rangului
lor social, cineva dator sa le
plateasca educatia in America.
Cred din contra ca adaptandu-se
felului de trai 81 de munca al sta
dentului American. dansii nu vor
dltce in tara numai cunostintele
castigate in institutiunile cultu-
rale americana, ci 81 O incredere in
propriile lor puteri, pc care sd
poata conta I'm viitor. dand exem-
pile 81 altora.
Am spus eele de mai sus Gu i'll
tentia ,ea pot Fl de vre-un folos
oarecare, 81 nu din alte motive.
Ele poate vor displace unora
dintre STUDENT, dar ii rog sa mn
ma inteleaga gresit, ci sa caute
ea in loc de umbla dupa servi-
eiuri usoare pc la consulate, orr
i'm loc de a da baluri de eastig
prin dife7.ite colOnii romanpsti. 81
Sc retraga in tacere intr un loe
ilnistit, unde sa-si indrepte toatii
atentia asupra studmlOr lor 81 vor
'gasi ca iinurind au obtinut in
treaga invatatnra pentru care au
VENT ir America. gu banui casti
gat prin Munca lor 81 nu prir
munca altOra.
loan Stancioiu John Stanley
student la Indiana University.
521 E. 9Th Str. Bloomington, Ind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

y Pemtzu cele scEise Ii aceasta
rsbFsca redactia nn-ei 10 nici Q
spensabilitste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

mel care cazut in saptamanile
trecute. Stricaciunile insa au fost
prea neinsemnate pentru a putea
spune ca recolta de fructe a fost
compromise.
Vile Isl pastreaza desvoltarea
lor normala neavand de suferit eel
putin pana acuma din cauza vre-
unei intemperii.
Temperature asa cum a fost in
luna Martie 81 Aprilie fost destul
de favorabila.
Lucru la vii continua in condi-
tiuni aproape noIlnale. Sc cam
simte insa slaba lipsa de piatra
vinata.
(Infratirea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Pc langl serviciul nostru regu-
lat in toate partile Romaniei, am
facnt ,acuma conectii 81 Ell bancile
in urmatoarele orase:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
DIN PATRIE

Langa Dunare antoritatile bul-
garesti au aflat trei cadavre ctl
picioarele legate de mani. s a con
statat ca erau snpnsi romani We
niti la Rusciilk in afaceri Gomez
ciale. Ccrcetarile sunt pana in
prezent fara Gle rezultat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
IN VT A R e

Parochia gr.-or. Romano 'Sf.
Nicolae" din Logan w. Va. Va
invita- GU drag a l,la parte la
Petreccrea &c Sc va da pc ziua de
5 Iunie 1929, la ora ? p. m. in
localul Y. M. c. A. in Whitman,
w. Va.
Baful Wa Fl asortat cu cele mai
gustoase mancari 81 benturi re-
coritoare.
Pretul de intrare soc; de per-
soana.
Venitul curat va Fl in folosnl
Bi@ricei ''Sf. Nicolae''.
Suprasolviri sc prihlesc cu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
In speranta ca toti fratii ro-
moani din loc 81 jur ne vor da
sprijinul D-nealor, participant
intr' un numar cat Sc poate de
mare la, aceasfa petrccere, pana
la revedere am ramas salutandu-
va Gu dragOste rateasca.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(126 & 29).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
SITUAT!IA
AGRICOLA
IN ARDEAI
Sam1natarik. = Fanatele -
Fructele - Vile.

Dupa mai multe rapOarte sosite
de curand la Resortul agricultural
din Cluj s'a putut cmstata ca, i'm
general, sitlatia agricola a Ardea-
lului Sc prezinta in conditium des-
tul de imbucuratoare.
Agricultorii 81 vitieultorii Arde-
leni au avut insa de suferit destul
de mari greutati din cauza insult
cientei numarului animalelor de
tractiune 81 din cauza simbriei prea
ridicate pc care pretind lucra-
tori.
Sc site ca in urma razboiului S "a
simtit in tnate tarile Europei, dar
in special in Romania, O foarte
pronuntata lipsa sau mai bine zis
scadere animalelor de tractiune.
In ultimul timp insa pare ca pro-
blema tractiunei animale a fost So
lutionata prin fnlocuirea animale-
lor de mnnca cu autotractoare.
In ceia. ce priveste situatia sS-
, manaturilOr in Ardeal, aceasta Sc
prezinta in conditiuni foarte imbu-
curatoare att din punctul de vede-
re al intinderilOr samanate eat 81
din puctul Gle vedere al gradului
de desvohare a firelor rasarite.
Vremea fost cum MI Sc poate
| mai favorabila desvoltNrei normale
q samanaturilor. Din cauza cd
4 iarna trecuta fost foarte abun-
/ denta in zapada, paMantul STA pu-
tut inmagazina suficiente rezerve
de apa. Odata Gu venirea prima.
verei, temperature find destul dc
ridicata samanaturile de toamna
$ 'au putut desvolta foarte bine ian
cele de primayara an putut incolt
ST rasari foarte DIES.
| Ploile din ultimul tinap an folio
sit foarte multi standardization fr
special cerealelor.
! Tot datorita rezervelor de ap;
i pe.care 81 lea facut pnaantul pre-
cum 81 datorita temperaturei sufi
cient de ridicata, din luna Marti
81 in acelas timp datorita ploilo
care an cazut in luna Aprilie, fame
tele Sc gasesc intro situate foart
promitatoare.
Din cauza aceasta taranii nus
mai Wind vitele avand siguranta c
i M vor duce lipsa de nutret, ia
pretul acestor vite, oferta find M
mica, s'a urcat.
In celia ce priveste sitnatia leg
meler 81 frnctelor, acestea {
4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Committee Explains Failure
OF Ingersoll REORGANIZATION

That efforts for the reorganization
and continuance of the business Of
Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro. failed be-
cause of the inability to arrive at a
satisfactory agreement with the manu-
facturer supplying the nou-j -jeweled
watches is the statement made in a
letter issued yesterday by the credi-
tors committee. Negotiations were un-
dertaken with four sets Of bankers, the
committee says, being defeated by this
obstacle
The balance sheet of the company as
of December 81, figured as a going CON
Germ, shows total liabilities and assets
of $4,023,749. The largest item on the
side of liabilities comprises the $2,561,-
424 extension notes. Cash on hand is
given as S44496, accounts and notes
receivable as S476,234, and merchan-
disc "a S2,235, ,269 OIL the side of rs
sets.
The committee has called a meeting
of creditors for February 27, to be
held at the office of Edwards II. Childs,
named by the court as trustee in bank
ruDtcV.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Annual Statement Shows
Decrease in Gross Earn
ings and Waning Assets;
Cold Reserves Increased

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Bus,ness
throughout the country, progressing
through well-dehned circles, is nearing
the point IF TIE upward swing of tho
economic pendulum. according to the
annual report of the Federal Reserve
Board transmitted to-day to Congress.
"Thcrc arc those" the report said
"who believe that the berinnnc of re,
vival is not far distant When it docs
definitely set in it will be followed in
due course by now era of prospcrity."
The board confined it's report to an
account Of the operations of the organ
ization for the year 1921. The earning
assets Of all Federal Reserve banks, the
report said, amounted on December %,
1921 to $i,53b, 1851 600. compared with
S3263, ,027,000 on December 80, 1920 a
reduction Of S1,727 l76.oOO, or So per
cent. and reduction of 81 1886, 1875 900.
or % per cent. from the high point
reached on October IS, 1920.
This reduction in loans, the report
explained, was accompanied by II steady
increase in gold reserves and an almost
continuous reduction in Federal Re
serve note circulation, the loan reduc-
ton continuing despite substantial de-
cline in discount rates
Gross earnings Of the Federal Re
serve banks for 1921. the report CON
tinucd, amounted to S122 965,00O. COM
pared with $181 900 in 1920, the
falling off in earnings being due to de
cline in the volume Of rcdiscounts and
reduction in rediscount rates
Member bank borrowings, according
to the report, showed continuous de-
cline from $2,6S7 100000 at the end of
1920 to about S1,144 100000 at the end
Of 1921, due to a reduction of over
$500 1000, 900 In the volume of Federal
Reserve notes in circulation. caused by
lower price levels and by the net i'm
ports Of gold amounting to s657,O00,O0O,
practically all Of which found its way
into Federal Reserve banks.
AS franchise tax the Federal Re-
serve banks paid into the Treasury
59,974,000 for the year 1921.
On December 28, the report contin-
ued, the Federal Reserve banks held a
gold reserve of $2,s7o,o0oo00 and a
combined reserve against member
banks deposits and note issues Of
slightly moro than II per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Sensational Rise
10 New High Level
In Wheat Trading
~9
Big Purchases Reported in
Canada and Argentina and
Damage News sFrom Domcs.
tic Crops Cause Advance

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-Big advances in
wheat prices to-day failed to encounter
any aggressive opposition Scarcity of
offerings emphasized talk Of possible
world shortage of breadstuff supplies
and let the market ascend as much as
o%c, going far above any quotations
current heretofore this season. Tho
close was strong at the topmost point
reached, &c to 6hc net higher. with
May s1.46A to s1.46M and July s127s4
to S1.277s. Corn gained 7sc to l n and
oats 7s to Ac. In provisions the out
come varied from sc decline to 17c
advance.
Rising wheat prices were accompanied
by reports that Germany had bought
s,pqe. 600 TO $500 900 bushels of Argentine
ana .Ina,. canadian wheat and that English in
terests mad taken 100000 bushels OF ca
t'adian Meanwhile, Holland was said to
.. y. after United States wheat at Gulf OF
is''els ne&ico ports with Japan buying on the
lelhng or continued drought conditions in
Kansas ana Oklahoma threatening to cur
,an ,,aaneo iurther the carly supplies from the
reductions Of about 100000. 600 bushels in
the estimated surplus OF Canada, Aus
,l-a ,rs,.@ - ana Argentina as compared with
previous generally accepted figures
AZ no time during to-days session vera
set backs IN wheat prices moro than Of an
ordinary proht-taking character. The
May delivery horc showed more strength
than the July and was particularly af-
tected by an advance in the LIVERPOOL
market. Another reason for the appsrert
special buoyancy OF the May delivery was
gossip that leading elevator interest
here. 0"'
Corn well ss wheat broke tho nrescn,
season - nigh price record. Announce-
inent OF an increase OF 2l52,0 900 bushels
in the visible supply oil corn was Offset by
continued ,.oat active demand from the sea-
nosIa oats were held down by liberal
Provisions rose with hogs and grain.
itesidss exports or lard were considerably
in excess of last years figures
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Take New Step Toward
Color Standardization
Textile Color Card Association
Announces Formation Of
Board of Advisers

Progress in ordinating in the
ttrades in which hues and shades play
an important part is reflected in the
announcement made yesterday by the
Textile Color Card Association of the
United States Of the formation of a
Board of Advisers, on which all trade
bodies in the textile, apparel, millinery
and footwear industries, and the Met
ropolitan Museum of Art are repre-
sented. 1t is expected that the new
board Of advisers VIII take steps for
the further standardization of shades
and bring about more cooperation be-
tween the various industries making
use Of colors. Other appointments
from several more associations are ex-
pccted to be made later.
The silk and millinery industries al
ready are strongly represented on the
associations board of directors and
color committees and will work in
harmony with the new board which
will be given an official welcome at a
luncheon on March 1, at one o'clock at
the Hotel Astor. The luncheon will
follow the regular annual membership
meeting OF the Textile Color Card
Association
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Il usincss New $
Business Near Upward Swing,
Says Federal Reserve Board
Dry Goods Demand
Better Than Year Ago

Current wholesale distribution Of
dry goods last week was con
sidernbly in excess of that during
the corresponding week year ago,
according to tho market review by
Marshall Field & Co, Chicago.
"Thc weeks total Of orders from
statesmen on the road" says the
review, "failcd to reach the figure
of year ago, but exceeded that of
the previous week The number of
customers in the market continues
to reflect improved conditions in
the agricultural sections. The week
showed q substantial increase in
tho number of buyers, both over
last year and tho previous week.
"Collcctions were not quite equal
to the spending week a year
ago"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
IJpturn Continues
In Cotton Market
On Active Buying
Covering Operations and
Efforts 10 Fix Trade
Prices Help Advance
of II TO q Points

the cotton market showed renewed
trength yesterday. the advance being
ia BY March contracts, which sold up
- 1884. or SO points above the clos
a, cuotstion of last week. An open
;rc advance met good deal of realz-
ne. but the offerings we're absorbed on
,ouaparatively slight reactions. and the
ssntinued frmness of the March posi-
lion in spite Of the approaching notice
dsy evidently caused shorts increased
anxiety
Houses wsth N.w Orleans connections
ssieh havc been short OF March here
.,.in,t holdings Of March IN New Orleans
~.-. particularly active buyers az pricca
rssds new high ground FOR the movement
nd there vas buying Of later months ac-
s,nspanied by reports that tho trade was
r.,ns prices Closing prices were several
.oints of from tho best under realizing. but
he ruel tone OF the market was steady
- net advances OF II TO - polnts
Southern spot markets as officially Re-
-or,.d were unchanged to So points high
er. With cniy a very moderate volume OF
business
steady tnd 25 points higher at 1918 for
tniddllng no sRles were reported.
The range OF prlces.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Craphophone Stock Deposits

Approximately 60 per cent Of the Co
iumbla Graphophone 8 per cent notes
have been deposited under the agree
mcnt between the committee represent-
ing the issue and noteholders, it was
reported in the financial district yes
terday. member Of the committee
pointed out that an official announce
ment OF the amount of notes deposited q
would be withheld until after the oues-
ton of receivership has been settled
Reports from Wilmington indicate that.
the petition for receivership may be
withdrawn when the company files its
answer TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Data on Sample Fair

The New York district Office of the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce. room 734 Custom House, has on
fle set of pamphlets describing the
International Sample Fair, to be held
in barcelona, Spain, March Is to 25.
These may be inspected by American
interested in Spanish
trade. Charles II. Cunningham, Ameri-
ean commercial attache at Madrid. has
taken great pains to promote interest
lM this cXcnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
b. t. Goodrich Co.
Took a 1927 Loss
OF $S,983,00O
Most of Decrease Represent
ed by Writing Down In
ventories; Company Set
tied All Its Bills PAYABLE

The B. F. Goodrich Company took
loss Of about 100000 In 1921.
nearly all of which consisted of writ
ing down inventories. Inventories on
december 81, 1920. were carried at S72,-
o7l'ooo and at the end of 1921 were
carried at S29619,OO0.
Inc company paid Off it's total bills
payable, amounting to $29,122 ,956. The
company reduced its accounts pavablo
n,y the difference between S2,5S0,O
@ tne december 81, 1920, figure, and ST.
'o1Voo. the December 81, 1921, figure.
me Following is condensed general
oaiahce sheet as Of December 81, 1921,
compared with December 81, 1920:
ASSETS