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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-14
MfNtTE-LI STAVET

aneb koupit n6jaky majetek,
obrat'te sc ma zkuseneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Vam ma
mem postav{me, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Van prodame, prave
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dunn a jeden pro dv6 rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jako prvnf splatku, ostat
nj ma 6 proc. V kazdem prfpa-
de Vam prodame poctive.
p. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 DenisOn Ave.
Tel. Heml. 1919.
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- Opatrte 81 vstupenky Y
cas-. ma operu "Orfeus v Pod
svsti" 80. srpna, ktere jsou
ke koupi v obchods pi. Smr-
love v {. N. S., ' obchods
p. K. Bernreitera ma Quincy
Ave-, u p. Frant. Sakryda '
lfadovns Federal ma Clark
Ave. a v obchods p. Aloise
Vrnaka ma E. 131. ul. proti
spolkove sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-14

SOKOLSKA KAPELA
vyhravati bude pfi zupni "a
bave v sokolovne ma Wen
dell Ave. pfisti sobotu 19.
srpna.
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az byla tesne mad MIN nahnu-
ia a jeji nadherne poprsl Sc ia
novi pred ocima zasvitlo.
"Nedivam Sc, jaka jste,"
vyrazil prudce.
"Tak mlada, jako slecna E.
va sice nejsem, ale takovych
myslenek Sc zfeknete, dokud
je cas-, pravila s yystrahou We
hlase. "Jini by byli povdecni,
kdyby mohli zlskati me primlu,
Wy a kdovi, kdy snad sam po
nj nezatouzite."
Chystala Sc no polibiti, ale
v nahlem vybuchu vzteku o.
prel sc obema rukama jeli
(ramena a slime il odstrcil.
"Chci miti kidd" zavolal n.y.
nj rozlicene. "Vase pfitom-
most je mi mukou a neodejde-
tell hned, vyskocim a zavolam
pana dekana."
"To Wy "a mou pratelskou
pomoc?" ptala sc jizlive a po-
vstala. "Jste 81 vedom, echo
sc dopoustite? Jste zdrav, neb
| iednate v horecce?"
"Zdrav jsem a vim, echo Sc
Wy dopoustite. Nejsem Leiner
a marne sc namahate. Opust'-
te mGj byt."
| Ukazal ma dvere a zlostl
zkrivena jeho tvar prozrazova-
la prudke jeho rozcileni. Okla
milk stala planoucim IRA
KEN, potion rukou pfidrzela
rozhaleny kabatek a beze slo-
va vysla ven. Nemohl ma lozi
vydrzeti, seskocil a dobehnuv
Ike dverim ma klic je zavrel a
zacal prudce po kaplance pre-
chazeti. Teprve nyni otrasl Sc
hanbou a zlosti. VSechen hnus
z jejiho pocinani no zalil ne
mohl Sc zbaviti pocitu, ze do
sud ma svych rukou citi dotyk
! jejiho tela. Hodil obklad do
missy a ponoriv sve ruce do vo-
dy, pocal je omyvati. Oci ml
paddy ma chladnouc( caj a byl
blizek toho, ably vzaly tao a
mrstil Jim do kouta.
Takhle 81 predstavuje zivot
ma farach! Takhle Sc obchazi
zakaz bezzenstvi! Tohle je ma
hrada "a sporadane manzel.
stvi! Tohle Sc mlcky trpi, jen
kdyz vile nekolika panu do
jde ma verejnosti zdanliveho
splneni. Manzelstvi je ohav-
nosti a co je ohavnosti, nazy'
va Sc lidskou krehkosti. Evu
mu vycitala a malicko Sc "a
lekl DOiiSta uZ ma taine Zprs
Wy, vi, ze tam dochazi. Snad
dokonce nejak vypatrala, Il
Evu nekdy polibil. Vice We
deti nemGze, jelikoz je on
Eva tax dzkostlive opatrny.
Ale ona usuzuje die sebe, Il
styk kneze sc zenou musi byt
vzdy tax milky omezuje 81
pouze ma nejnizsi vasne. Bo
huzel, ze ii knezi. kteri maj
vzlet a vyssi tuzby, jsou vha
neni do takovych pomeru, z
vpadnou do lecky a nevidouc
osvobozeni, utonou v zoufa
lych pomerech, utloukajice sv
uslechtile myslenky v mariner
zapase o svobozenl. Ne svc
bodny styk sc zenou, sobe vzd
lanim i city rovnou ale tain
pozitek; ne druzku mohou hi
dati, ale kazda chytra a smell
, sluzka mdze je zotrociti a "a
!; witt nejen jejich 1sta, ale ts
, ke kazdou snahu po uslecht
lem a radostnem zivote.
Vzpomnel 81 pri tom, co sly
= Sci konferenci farari Pill
!. lovi a jeho nocnim navratu
hostince, jenz sc mu stal osut
Z nym zachvel sc mimodek, !
: i on byl blizek takovemu NJ
q st9sti. Nebyti stesti, ze rnu
!. ce. ze itch potrebuii pro os;
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Mels horecku? Spatne jsi as
take spal?"
"Ano. Vecer sc mi chtelo
spat, ale potom jsem blahove
chodil po pokoji 4 asi jsem ma
'stydl."
"Proc jsi chodil po pokoji?
Co tt to napadlo?" divil Sc a
jako name sc ohlednuv, spatril
pojednou tao, nemz dosud
byl caj a vedle neho ciska s
konakem. "Ty sis pro tohle
poslal?" ptal Sc rychle.
"Ne," rekl a odvratil oci.
Zach, tax! W vim," zaky-
val hlavou. "Ja to povidal!
To jsou pomery!" !"vposteskl S; a
hlavu nachylil.. "Snad Sc mi
muzes podivati do oci," dodal
prisne.
"Zajiste, kazdemu a zvlast'
vam," pravil ddstojnou hr-
dosti.
"Zaplat' Panbuh, lekl jsem
Sc. Nu, Jeniku, mic 81 toho
nedelej. Rymu ii vylecim ia
a jsi hodny hoch. Radost z
tebe nam, ze nejsi slaboch a
re drzis slovo."
! Pohladil no a bez dalsich
SLOW vysel ven. Ia chvilku do
pokoje vklouzla sluzka, KITE
rou sem postal, ably zatopila a
poklidila bez vybidnuti od-
nesla take tao. Teplo Sc po-
kojem rozsirilo a Janovi bylo
mnohem snaze. Jen kdyby
nemel starosti, co feknou v Ba-
zantnici a take, ably Eva, dovi.
Ii Sc, re churavi, nepfibehla
do fairy ma neposkytla slecne
Mine zbran.
| Az kdyz pan dekan posni-
dav, k nemu prisel a prohodil,
| re potkal sluzku Liatovych a
poni panGm vzkazal, re ma
Jan rymu a dnes nepfijde, W.
Ijasnil sc mu oblicej.
"Pajdes 81 tam, dali Bah, v
sobotu," povidal cekan laska-
We. emu, co della tepna? a ja-
ke mas pocity ma prsou?"
Prohledl no a vesele Sc u
small. Nasbiral uz hodne po-
lznatkd nemocech bodre
Jana skadlil, ze jeste neural
pro pani smrt. Pozftrf bude
Ease behat, ledaze bude KY
chati. Sci do kuchyne, dal uva-
rit trochu hermanku a sedel u
neho temer cele dopoledne. V
poledne mu pfinesii trochu po
levky, po ktere narizoval de-
kan spanek. Jan skutecne u
snul a kdyz sc k veceru probu-
dill, citil sc velmi svezim, tre-
baze ho kasel ryma drazdily.
A uz sc take pan dekan obje-
vii. Mel radost, sam dosel mu
pro kavu a posadil sc k nemu.
"Vidis, jaky jsem doktor?"
zertoval srdecne. "Na noe do.
stanes jedno mekke vajicko a
hrnek lipoveho the a rano p1-
/ jdes ma msi. Ale do zdejsi
Skoly jeste nepujdes, zajdu 81
. tam, abych Sc taky Jednou
tou drobotinou potesil."
Jan odporoval, prosil, ably
mu dovolil jiti do skoly, re u5
, je opravdu zdrav, ale pan de.
kan sc jen usmival a vrtel hla.
YOU.
"Nesmim te poslechnout, -
mann prisny rozkaz, abych tt
setril," vymlouval sc sc sibal
skym usm6vem.
"Kdo vam to mdze narizo
vat? Snad ne slecna Nina 2
"Ta? Ami nj nemluv," u
trhl Sc. eta je tise a chod
jako kamenna socha, jednol
mi povis, CHM jsi tax zle zkro
til. Bylo il to zdrave nutne
ale mas v nj nepritele, nezapo
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re.
Az do konce prveho desetile-
II naseho stoleti bylo znamo o
dhofi pouze to, ze pohlavne
leskli dhori - samec
kove i samicky - vystupuji z
usti rex do more "a bourlivych
podzimnich a zimnich noci a
re tahnou n9kam ma zapad do
hlubin oceanu. Oci uhorG, O.
poustejicich reky jsou znacne'
zvelicene a tax upravene, ze.
vidi v seru hlubokych vod.
Teprve po dlouhych plav-
bach kol evropskych brehI a
Atlantickym oceanem podarilo
Sc Danovi Dru. Johanesu Schmi
tovi, dnes rediteli biologicke-
no oddeleni Carlsberske labo-
ratore v Kodani a Norovi Dru.
Hiortovi nalezti podle brehd e
vropskych a ma zapad cd brit
skeho souostrovf larvy, 1hori,
to jest Leptocephaly, menici Sc
v montee. Schmidt zjistil dale,
ze cim blize k Americe, tim
jsou j larry lhofe mensi - tu-
dfz mladsi. A konecn9 behem
minuleho a letosniho roku ur-
cil tsnto st'astnL badatel napro
sto :bezpecne, ze misto trent L.
hofd jest u ostroya blize Ame-
riky, zvanych, Ostrovy zapado-
indicke!
Tedy povazme: kazdy 1hof,
ktereho u mas chytime, zrodil
Sc daleko ma zapad6 v mori az
!! v koncinach blfze Ameriky.
Tam rodice jeho po vytreni
zhynou a mlade larv jsou nese
ny proudem k pobfezim evrop
skym a zde nekter6 jsou una
seny do koncin severnich, jine
do jiznfch, ale obojf jsou stej-
neho pdvodu. Proto nachazime
: velika hejna 1horich larev
pred dzinami mofskymi; ma
severn ma pf. u Anglie, Irska a
Skotska a ma jihu v Oceanu
pred prdlivem Gibraltarskym
z t6chto shromazdist' rozptylu
il Sc ponenahlu ma vychod pc
brezich evropskych.
v dobe, kdy dospejf k evrop
skym brehdm, prem6nuji lar
Wy uhori, jak jiz drive uvede-
no, sve pentlicovite telo We val
covite a ubyva Jim pri tom zna
cne ma vaze. TAX ma pr. je zji-
St6no, re mlada montee vstupu-
jici do rex u Danska v unoru az
v breznu, jsou tezSi nez mantee
z druhe periody dubna a kvet'
ma, nebot' jsou lehci, protoze
vice zaoblena, jde jich ma
ky 400 kusG, kdezto prvnejsich
jde do vahy l ky jen 5000 ku'
sG. Mladsi montee jsou jestf
bez pigmentovych skvrn (bar
viva kozniho), kdezto zminen;
montee lehci jsou jiz cerne pis
mentovana, coz ukazuje, re je
dinci teto druhe skupiny jso,
starsi.
Mnozstvi; v nichz monte'
vstupuji do evropskych rex
jsou velmi znacna, tax ma pf
; bylo zjisteno, re pri lsti ma
. lych danskych potoki do mo
. re bylo mono "a jedinou no
chytiti pomoci vhodnych zari
: zeni az 10000 kusd montee.
A v dGsledku toho ohromn
no mnozstvi nalezame v Re
: kach potocich blize more We
lika mnozstvi mladych lhorG
: nebyva temer kamena v poto
ce, pod niz byste nenalezli ale
! spoh jedineho mladeho uhori
: ka..
: Rekami stehuji Sc Ihorici o
usti dale do vnitrozemi prot
proudu a zde vyrustaji. Jejic
. valcovite telo dava Jim mo,
r most dostati Sc malymi strui
kami, ano j po vlhk6 trave d
e jinak zdanlive uzavrenych j
: zer a rybnikd.
Ovsem, nynejsi rIzne vodi
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GENERAL CIRCULAR No. 91 To All Concerned:

Commissary supplies furnished to employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commission along the line of the Alaska Railroad are for the exclusive personal use of the sectionmen, labor CTS, etc., and their families. Existing instructions prohibiting the sale or other disposition of these supplies to non-employes is apparently being vio- lated in a few instances.
 Employes are likewise prohibited from acumulating large amount of supplies and carrying them away at the termination of their employment.
 The purpose of this circular is to caution all concerned that rigid en- forcement of this rule will be followed and employees selling such supplies to outside parties will be dismissed from the service or otherwise disciplined as circumstances may dictate.
 .sN F. WEARS, Chairman. CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED at
 the Gateway Office. If
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;ny, was particularly appreciated.

any, was particularly appreciated.
 ,II. L. D. Henderson, Commission, e. Of Education recently visited the school. All were pleased to see him as he is.extremely popular with the Sew ard pupils.
 Miss Fuller, Red Cross Nurse visit ed school Monday. After talking to the teachers, Miss Fuller addressed the the pupils on the matter of. the Junior Red Cross and the earning of member ship, therein, Miss Kelsey was; appoint ed to- take care of the organization in the schools with the other teachers acting as council.
 Two home nursing classes composed |of school pupils have been started They will meet once week at the Red Cross headquarters.
 Active work in the matter of a health campaign was begun. Most oi the grade pupils have been weighed and recorded. This work will be done monthly.
 | All of the. pupils extend their sym pathy to Merritt Shellhorn because O his unfortunate accident. He will be back in school Monday and will bt warmly welcomed.
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is Resolved that some wars of the past can be justified" Clara Manthey Lavonio Stotko, and Lawrence McNeer compose the affirmative side. The neg. ative is Composed of Lucille Byrns, Thelma Tallasen and Willis Perry.
 The Civics class visited the natur- |alization court when it had its session here. The class thought the prospec- tive citizens were put through a rath- Ter stiff examination. The applicants did creditable work.
 Carpenters are busy putting in a new library floor. With the aid of some heating arrangements 1t will make an acceptable library room as well as comfortable recreation room for the girls.
 The school carnival though thing of the past is remembered by all the pupils. tI was decided financial suc- cess. As result the victrola is paid for. At the teachers meeting they vot- ed to purchase $20 worth of records All pupils feel grateful to Miss John son, chairman of the carnival commit tee, Miss Kelsey and Mrs. Smart; who acted on the committee with Mrs. Johnson, and to all others who aided in any way to make it a success.
 Armistice Day was observed with a short program by the school. The read ing, ''In Flanders Field" by Miso Kel-
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CRIMINAL CASES
 DISTRICT COURT
 ANCHORAGE: TERM

No. S35-United States vs. Frank Kelly. Murphy & Coffee for defendant. No. S45-United States vs. John Beck and Mike Kvosoff. Murphy & Cof- fee, for defendant.
 No. S47-United States vs. Antone Johnson. Murphy & Coffee for defend ant. No. S4S-United States vs. Dixie Robbins and Alice Hammond. Murphy and Coffee for defendant. United States vs Earl Reute" and M. T. Robinson. Murphy and Coffee fol l defendant. No. S5O.-United States vs. w. F Murphy. Murphy & Coffee for defend ant. No. S52.-United States vs Rober Kleaman. Murphy & Coffee, for defenl ant. No. S5S.-United States vs. Gus. Ho strom Ray & David appointed by thu court for defendant.
 No. S60-United States vs. D. M Lynch. J. l.. Reed, for defendant.
 No. S63-United States vs. Josepl Prairie. Murphy & Coffee for defend ant.
 No. S64.-United States vs. Antol Dolchok. J. L< Reed for defendant.
 No. S65.-United States vs. Andrev Ness. Ray & David, for defendant.
 No. S66.-United States vs. Ellel Anderson. Ray and David for defend ant.
 1 Nj. S67.-United States vs. Jama Powell and U. V. Westenbarger. Al thur Frame and Murphy and Coffee fo defendant.
 No. 86S.-United States vs. Fran lKaever. Price and Thompson for de fendant.
 No. S69-United States vs. King Sa mon Fisheries Company.
 No. S7O-United States vs. Haye Graham Fish Co.,, Donohoe X Dimonf for defendant.
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SCHOOL NOTES

A rifle shoot was held between the High School and Eighth grade. The result was tie. Another shoot was held between the Boy Scouts and the high school, the Scouts'winning.
 Much athletic equipment has been added to the school gymnasium in tha past few weeks. We now have two basketballs. socer ball, some hand balls and punching bag A volley ball has been sent for Later football will be added to the equipment.
 Scrub basketball is the favorite with the boys, exciting games being held every afternoon.
 A track meeting was held and Frank Reyelle was elected track captain: but track activities have been suspend ed until next spring on account of the snow.
 An athletic association meeting was held last week. Edith Mcintosh was elected girls track manager and Wm Estes was elected boys manager A ways and means committee composed of Lawrence McNeer. Clara Manthey and Frank Revelle was appointed.
 The debating club is going to give 8 debate in week or so. The question
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 No s73.-Cnited States .vs. c. F. Peterson. L. " Ray for defendant.
 No. S74-United States vs. c. F. Peterson and Clinton Maefhorn. L. V. Ray for defendant
 No. 875.-United States vs. Adriza Wukichkvick Murphy 6 Coffee for de- fendant. No. S76.-United States vs. J. J. Nc, Isaacs and H. Wurtz. Price & Thomp- son for defendant.
 No. 877.-United tSates vs. F. L. Nahf and George Bringe. Murphy X Coffee and Price & Thompson for de ! lfendant. No. S78.-United States vs. Louis
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Hertle. Murphy & Coffee for defe1d- ant.
 No. 879.--United States vs. George Gates. Ray & David for defendant.
 No. S81-United tSates vs. c. F. Peterson L. V. Ray. for defendant.
 No. S82-United States vs. Chris Pappadementro and George Pappada- dementro. Murphy & Coffee for de- fendant. No. 8S3.-United States vs. Chris Pappadementro. Murphy & Coffee for defendant. No. 884.-United States vs. Adrija Wukichevich and Mike Zakula. w. w. Ward. Ray & David for defendant.
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Municipal Clerk for O Alaska publication October
 ruohsh ocooer 2S Nov A. Nov II. IS, 25
Evening star., 1922-08-15

The speaker of the British house of
commons. oddly enough. is the only
member who does not make a speech.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
f,u,cAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. August Is. - Omitted
States department of agricultural eco
nomics)- )-Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; /;
bettet grades beef steers active;
strong to 10 higher; top yearlings.
10.75. bulk beef steers. 8.S5a10.5O;
other grades and butcher she stock
steady to strong; Gamers slow, weak /;
hulIs strong to 10 higher; veal calves
80 TO rs higher; stockers unchanged;
beef COWS and heifers largely 5.OOa
725: Gamers mad cutters. 2.65a3. 65 /;
bulk bologna bulls, 3.9Oa4.15; veal
calves. mostly. 11.50a12.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 21,000 head; fairly
active: very uneven: lighter weight
10 to Is lower; bulk desirable, 170 to
200 pound weight, 9.S5a1Q00; weightier
kinds around steady: 225-275-pound
butchers, mostly, 9.40a9.75; good to
choice 2S5 to 1926 butchers. 8.90a9. 10;
hacking sows, mostly, 7:50aS.25;. pigs
steady: bulk better kinds, 9.90a10. 10;
heavy. S.45a9.65; medium. 8.10aS. 15;
light, 9.60a10.25; light light, 9.50a
1920; packing sows, smooth, 760a
$40; packing sows. rough 7.25a7.75;
killing pigs, 9.25a1O.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 haed; fat
lambs strong to higher; top natives,
1850 to city butchers, few to packers
up to 1850; bulk natives, 12.00a12.25;
culls around 800: early sales western
lambs. 12.5Oa12.60; best held at 1885
a1s.00; sheep steady; good 115-pound
Montana wethers, 7.85; good medium
and strong weight native ewes most
" 4.O0a6.75; feeders slow; good 64-
pound feeder lambs, late Monday,
l2.25; one load, 1850.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
OILS ARE STRONG;
TRADING BROADER
n u..,., 1.a.oa wire 10 The Star.

Rv snecial Leased Wire to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 15.-On the
curh exchange today trading broad
ened out considerably in the sense
that more individual issues came In
at one time or another for attention.
Again the Cities Service issues were
the center of interest. The common
stocks selling ex-dividend one-half of
ner cent in cash and IA per cent in
stock nearly regained the entire de-
duction right at once. The opening
saIa was 1841h against the previous
close of 1875. The bankers shares were
up more than a point at one time,
Jump In Oils.
Standard Oil of Indiana sold ex-
dividend of 81, and 1t, too, promptly
rapained this amount. Standard Oil
of New York took a sudden jump of
eipht points, while Anglo-American
and International Petroleum were
The upward movement in these curb
oils was sympathetic with the revival
for the FIRST time in over week OF buy
ing operations in this class of stock on
Among the independent oils Mara
caibo went higher and SO did New
England Fuel Oil, but Ryan Consoli-
dated and Carib Syndicate were
lower.
strike had been virtually settled,
Southern Coal and Iron rose violent
the features in the motor group, with
a good demand for the common stock
and a gain of nearly 2 points in the
Indiana shares. REQ, Stutz and Moon
were active, but with small price
variations.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
LOCAL SECURITIES
ALMOST NOMINAL
Washington Gas Shares
Firmer-Bonds Held
Strongly.
BY l. A. FLEMING.

So far as activity was concerned
today's local stock market was
frost. Judged from the bid and asked
prices conditions were fairly salts
factory, but there was nothing ike
the volume OF business of previous
days.
Buyers and sellers were evidently
apart in their views. with actual buy
ing orders much lighter than Tor
months past.
The only feature to the market
was the prevailing strength in Wash
ington Gas. which opened at 56A
and sold up to 81.
This stock has not been doing very
much. indeed the rest of the market
has been running away from 1t.
Washington Railway common sold
sparingly at Sc. One small sale OF
Capital Traction stock at 101.
Bonds were entirely neglected. with
the asking prices invariably up to
the recent highs. The only sale was
of Gas 7k notes at los.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
COAL OUTPUT GAINS.

1.-TWO features of last week in the
coal business were an advance of the
maximum permissible prices in the
nom union fields and the inclusion of
retail dealers in class 2 of the
priorities list, order No. 90 of the In
terstate Commerce Commission hav-
ing been modified so as to permit
shipment of sizes of four inches and
over to retailers" says Black Dia-
mond "Production in most districts
was increased materially, owing to
the fact that conditions growing out
of the railway shopmen's strike have
been improved. There still is much
congestion. however, and several
embargoes remain in effect. In some
sections the public is becoming more
alarmed over the situation and great
fears are entertained as to supplies
for next winter. In other sections.
however, the public seems to feel
that it's wants will be adequately
filled"
Evening star., 1922-08-15
DRY GOODS SLOW.
Small Orders Only Mark Trading
at New York.

NEW YORK, August Is (Special)-
Judging by the small orders, the mar
row price ranges and the delay to
the mails, especially those from the
west, the dry goods market has re-
solved itself into a waiting market,
with a wary eye, however, on ac-
tivities in the cotton market. Trad
ers seem to think that real action
cannot be expected until the coal and
rail strikes are out of the way.
Commitments, therefore, are small.
The standard prints held steady
again today the 3Sk 64x60s being quot
ed at 8A, the 39-inch 6Sx72s at 9H
The price range, IL any, was confined
to " cent advance.
Trading in raw silks was again
moderate and Yokohama reported a
quiet market with prospects of
further calm for a few days at least.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
GOOD LUMBER DEMAND.

The lumber market remains in a
healthy condition SO far as demand is
concerned. according to American
Lumberman. Volume of lumber for
which orders were actually booked
by manufacturers in the last week
for which statistics are available
was Z per cent below the amount of
actual production, but as the man
ufacturers turned down a considerable
quantity of business actual demand
Continues to be in excess of produc-
ton. Producers of lumber, particu-
larly in the south. are experiencing
considerable difficulty in getting
shipments through. and are often
badly in need Of stock. Orders
booked by members of Northern
Hemlock and Hardwood Manufac-
turers' Association were Is per cent
greater than. production. Actual
orders booked during first thirty
weeks of this year called for per
cent more lumber than has been
produced during that period.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
DIVIDENDS.

Stock of Pay
Record able.
oo,Sc'"i oSc Sept. Oct.
Colonial Finance Corp, pr.
Sept. Oct.
Northern Texas Electric Co.: -,
Northern Texas Electric Co: 90
nf s.-a.. So Aug 2S Sept.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
TREASURY CERTIFICATES

(ouotations furnished by Redmond & Co,
Evening star., 1922-08-15
WOOL CONTINUES FIRM.
Speculation Over Tariff Schedule
Chief Interest.
s,,,;,1 n;sn,tcb to The Star,

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BOSTON. August 15.-Sumner street
CHEF int4rest~today was speculation re-
garding the Senate's vote on the tarhh
bin. which is set for Saturday. Mean
time the market continued frm' Win
prices unchanged and demand hgn.:
The basic strength of this market tat
l,e estimated when one realizes tnat
urices are today practically on the same
level as they were in June---and this IN
the face of an extraordinarily dull sum-
yner. There continues to be some oe-
mand for three-eights ana quartel
been the past fortnight.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
MUCH PAVING IN DALLAS.

DALLAS. August 15.-The largest
street paving program ever undertaken
by a city in this district is under way
here. 1t calls for paving 100 Streets in
a few years, which will give Dallas 200
miles of asphalt streets, representing
an investment of S15.000,000. in addi-
ton to 75 miles of macadam and gray
eled streets. Thirty streets are to be
paved during fiscal year. May. 1929.
with a mileage of 15 miles and costing
$780,