davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
sPLACANIE MORGYCOV MA
FARMACH.
r. Il. !. s.

Farmari vsade zaujimaiu sa q
farmarske morgyce. Ii, ktorl ma-
jii morgyc IA farme usilijn sa,
ably sa no zbavili IA zmensih bre-
memo, ktort ie ing ma t'archu, aby
mohli vyhovovat inJm ,.ppyinno-
stiam. II, ktori nemaj1i nforgyt
na farme, zaujimajii sato #otazku
morgycov pre- til prleintl. re po-
mIsl 'am, akoby svoju farmu Edo
konalili a k tomnto ciel'u potre.
bujh 81 pozicat' IA morgyc.
Ked' 81 farmar moe pozicat
peniaze I'D morgyc zvysit tax
.sveje prfjmy, ze m6ze pozieku
lepsie splacat', ma tax ucinit
Ked' vie, ako moze pozicky Wy
vinit' lepsi obchod, vie 81, svoje
prijmy zvacsit pozickou, nemi
vahat'. Preto Dol schvaleny "a
kon, zvany "federalny zakon far
marskych poziciek. Je tedy We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
co vYBoRoM vYcHoDNEHo sLovENsKA?

Ma kongrese SLOW Lgv zaujme asi hodne casu debata
Whore Vvchodneho Slovellska. Tento vvbor bol jed
nym najnepotrebnejsich najnakladnejsch vyborov,
akl kedy SLOW. Liga maa krku. Preto: dolu MIN!
Praee. ktore vybor konc byt vykonavane havnym
liratfom Slov. Ligy. e>fr~s~ PIP .E~~."~ - e .@
Tu opatovne vyslovujeme svoju mienku re zalozenie
casopisu e mrtva myslenka. Ked chceme vchodny slo
vensky lud vzdelavat', zakladajme kniznce lone
Matice Slovenskej Tato praca nebude vyzadovat ami
tax velkt naklady, AXE by vadoval casops ami zaden
vtbor ami ziadne administrator trovy (krem postovych
stempkov) ami redaktora ami nicoho nic-okrem ovsem
peaz zakupovanie knih Praca tato ale nebude zvi
set cd vvskv nasbieranfch peazi; kolko nasbiera,
tolko zalozi knznc Lge nehrozl pri tom zadnaani
m1avna ami hmotna skoda predsa vykona tolko Tia
povznesen vzdeanosti ia vychodnom Sovensku ako ca
sopson Delegatom,z nasej okolice snazne odporcame
podat navrh podobnom snyse na kongrese.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23

svieci, ale nevie, xe sa popali. No
a najma tn ma vychode toho name
cez hlavu dost dost'. Darno by
sme robili prednasky antialkoho-
IIlisticks, darlno sirili predayali
obrazy znazornujiice korhel 'stvo a
ieho zle nasledky, tn je jedina
what diet'at'u to, Gin 81 ubli4i
M zivote. S opitym cloyekom 81
neporadi ami mat ami zena AMI
knaz ami uciteH opitym nara-
dom 81 nenpradi ami kulti1rny
siazd, bars by to Dol ten najlep-
81 naischopnejsi. Vezmime til @
travul nasmu l'udu. vyslobod me
no tejto kaluze hriechov, odpo-
mozme mu cd tohoto moru. Po-
enlic cd vartaSa dedinskeho, poll
cia, cetnictvo, sddy, advokati, vse-
tko ma pracu nasledkom toho, ze
l'ud pije, bije sa, pravoti, ublizu-
7 ie 81 atd'. Keby Stat len na pat
desiat rokov zatvoril vsetky krc-
my, pomery ma Slovensku by sa
tax zlepsily, ze by ich viac polka
zit' nix nemohol a vyvandrovalo
by zidov ME ma sta, ale na tisice.
Kto kol 'ko-tol'ko milujes sloyen-
1sky narod, ten je prqti krsmes q
proti alkoholu, lebo ie to najvacssi
NOR slovensklho 'udus
Ako pc tsdinach mort l'ud al
.kohol, tax po mestach .okrem to-
Tho kazia zle, mravy urazajtce fill
my. lKrvoziznive deje, dramy,: ira.
gedie, l'ilbostne, epiz6dy, zlodel-
stva vselijaAe spekulace, ucia a
vychovavajd mas lud len zl9mu
Kinematografy lfiajli SHIFT. ku
povzneseniu vzde1ania, ia pouce.
ME a zosl 'achtenie mrayov. A q.
ko d'aleko sti ony dnes cd tohota
ciel'a. RadseJ keby ann tnebollf ict
yynasli, jestli ony maj1 ,sldzit' lea
lku zlemu ME k dobrn.. Dnes vse.
|tko name v moci, sami sme 81 Sc
be panmi preto preG filmami
ktore neslnzia 4, nezodpovedajt il
duchu kultiirnehos spracoynnika.
Michalovce, 2. j,lna 1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
vYsLANEC NARODNEJ sTRANY Ma KONGREs
!, SLOVENSKEJ LfGY.

Sovenska narodna strana Slovensku, ktora stoji
"a programom anerickych Sovakov j. Pittsburghskou
Dohodou ziada jej vtelenie do stavy CSR vybudova
ME posupnej atonome sovenskej, vyslaa ma kongres
Sovenskej Lgy, ktory bude :vydrziavat IA budlci
tyzden zasupcu osobe velkeh narodovca spisovate
podpredsedu strany, Rev. Antona Kompaneka, kat fa
rara 8,
jeho prchodu So m.lsime tesit', lebo znamena Wy
iasnene stykoch alnelickvch Sovakov Slovenskom
Sine presvedcen podpredseda narodnej srany prine
sol sebo1 prijate ny navrh spoupl4acu americkych
Sovakov k1ajevJm, ich spootny ciel Pttsburgskl
Dohodu Narodn srana Slovenska Liga sii vsenarodne
organzace, ackovek je nirodna strana poltickou a
Liga Wac kutrnou ustanoviziou, toto ednom cieli
lie medz mimi 1plne MONA najtesnejsia spolupraca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23

ld1y NyMOuHC, ACu - AAA0A
vezme morgyc ia farmu, na "a
klade ktoreho potion m6ze Wac
penazi zarabat' Y d6sledku sa
|rychle a s vyhodou dlhu zbavit'.
Tymta zakonom dovoleny e 4
ba jeden druh morgycov a to ten,
ktory sa umoruje, splaca. Bolo by
lt'azko pre- farmara, keby 81 mo
hol vypozicat' peniaze iba ma tri
alebo pat rokov m,lsel .spla
cat ma morgyc este sa starat' o
splacanie 1rokov. Kym by Y Ia
Ekom pade uplynulo 5 rokov mu-
sci by sa farnar sta'fat' obnove-
ME morgyca a to caste idle vel mi
t'azko. Musd platit' al jednate-
,l'ovi, ktory pozicku obstarava,
!pripoja sa k tomu inc vylohy a
Itak farmar dostava sa doAvel 'kej
,nesnadze, ma vel "a vyloh a zadl-
Izuje sd viac a.viac, tax re by bol
lniiteny j farmy sa zbavit'. Far
mar musel by platit ku prlkladu
na tisic dolarov 200 dolarov roc
Inc a este droky, keby bola pozic-
ka ma pat rokov urobena. Ale
|farmar casio ME ,je. schlqppy So
fhnat' taka ciastku, co by bola i
|naimensiai,, ked'*s 1t zle easy.
Vsetky ,tieto t'azkosti odpada
lvaji 'farmarovi, ktory 81 vypozi-
eia dl'a noveho zakona farmar-
lskych poziciek. Farmar moze 81
sfce pozieat' ma TAX krattu dobu,
ako je. pat rokov, ale ziaden to
neurobis alebo len maloktory Mo-
ze 81 pozicat' az na 40 rokov a
|pd. piatich rokoch' 'splatit prvii
|splatku v. alSeikoivek vyske, ale
| bo:nemusi splatit', ked' nema pc
|nazi., Ked.', potion nadidu dobre
1eassy' .uspori 81 peniaze a nema
izvlastneho miesta, kam byss mimi
Isiel, alebo Ia co by ich vydal, te-
Idly jednoducho zaplati east svoJ-
no dlhu a zmensi 81 bremeno, kto-
ire ME ie sice tax t'azke.
| Je trebas uviest' priklad. Far.
Imar zak1pi farmu S morgycom
ked' sd chce neprijemneho NOR
!gycu zbavit tedy jednoduchC
slane sd clenom farmarskej spo
locnosti pozickovej potion "a
ziada pozicku $4,000. Pozicku dc
stane na 33 rokov. Musi ovSem
dokazat', re je farma jeho a Ii
ma nalezitu cenu. Pozicka je II;
6 procentov aNtedy rocna splatk;
nrokov cini $3.50. Farmar 81 mo
ze'ailir splacat'tkazdy rolz, keels"s
tax praje. Take manifesto, 6 pro
centov splaca I procentov, tedy
;. okrem $3.50 este O $50 Wac, Gel
kom $210 rocne Il tymto sposo
bonn splati 81 za 33 rokov svo
dlh uplne. PRIV Sd ziadalo "a po
!, zicku I 8 procentov urokov
| dnes su farmarske p0zicky dl';
. tohoto zakona iba ma 6 procento'
a GO farmar plati vyse, to rata sd
, ako splatka ma jeho dlh.
Kto 81 chce kdpit' farmu, ale
bo kto ma farmu chce 81 umoz
nit ju zaplatit', mech pise pr
cirkular &. 7 pod nazvom KILN!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
L 'ahka hadanka.

sused; Ale pan usitel', 60 je to
"a pricina, ze zidia tax bohatnti a
my chudobnieme?
q Ucitel'; Nuz, stised'ko moi mily,
odpovies ucitel', = zidia len pre-
to bohatnu, re Wy chudobniete! /!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
n xiveta Slevslsa.

Jeden, franciizsky statistikar w
po6ital, ze so rocny Glovek spal
5000 dni, pracoval $500, chodil
800 a zabaval sa "a 1000, jedol "a
1,5O0 a nemocnym Dol "a 500 dnl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23
SLOBODA SLOVA.

Nedavno cali drobnicku jednom krajovvch
casopisov re Slovensku pv nez plakaty vytacia
nasejn byt predlozene poic, ako cenzorneho i1a
du udobreniu Prv nemozu uzret' svetle sveta
n byt vyozene pre- obecenstvo Gltanie Podobne
casopisami inyni periodickymi tlacivami,
dnesnom {. nom mieste prinasame zpravrl, re ma
Slovensku usporadat schodze dovouje pot azne nedo
vol aje pecajny trad udanom pripade nezamestnani
robotnie chcel 81 usporiada schodzu ktore by pro-
testoval prot nezamestnanost Policia i'm u nedovoa.
Ale oni predsa vydrziava Pris ia detektfv ktorych
robotnici natrepa Nasledovat bude zatykane zaaro
vanie biednych nezamestnanych robotnikov.
obidvoch padoch vidme hrube porllsovanie mai
drahsej sobody coveka sobody sova. Usava Ceskoslo
venske repubky tto s1ce zabezpeGue ale vykonavate
liza zakonov od hajdcha naor 81 mysa re istava tto
sobodu len inl udeuie
Kde je soboda slova, tam panuje pokIok Dobry pli-
klad name tn Amerke Delnokraca bez slobody slova
je posmeskovam nej Ia sredoveku slobodu slova OBJ
medzova vyrezavanm jazykov krajiny ktore slobodn
sova obmedzujn rebars menej drastickym sposobami
rlatia do tiny stredoveku.
Vyse sto slovenskych ziakov youngstownskych sko-
lach graduovao. Behom desiatch rokov by SINE mali
nch aspo integentov keby icl rodiea dali ma vvsse
st1dia Potom by lasa kolonia tu dae6 znamenala
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-23

|of Mortgages. Adresdvat treba
ma Federal Farm LOAN Board,
u. s, Treasury Building, Wash
|ingtolh ID G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
PEOPLE
WILL GET WATER IF
BOND ISSUE CARRIES

4 ,arcc water main that VII take
care Of the demand In future years as
welt rs the present VIII he laid from
tho city through 70 rntlcrSon. on the
National pike as ono Of the first S.H"S
:: Wheciing's mil.uu-Io!!;Ir bomd
issue is passed.
"DiStrihution." said City Manager
Charles II. powle- Yesterday, '"iN hc
one Of n" biz items Of expense. y"
matter how good fl,tratiru planl
Wheeling had il would be worthless 4
the pcorlc could not got the water.
The pcop." are asking why b""d
iSSi,. us s2.4NO.n"n is needed. They Ire
entitled 10 know. livery citizen ~
Wheeling Is entitled - the knowledge
OF Just where every cent go>S and why
4 Is necessary that II 10 IN that way.
We have told. IN 4 general way. Of tae
necessary Expenditures. and are now
Preparing - make an tented state
nent.
There are great many things IN
addition ~ the plant. for instance.
which enter into the :ndcrtaklug. II
will be necessary 70 lay 1T once u large
main on the National pike clear through
to Paterson, u take caro- OF all tho
Thanking territory. which will grow
steadily from year 10 year.
Another expense viii ho tie par
chasing OF independent water C"mpa-
MES. Tho city intends. II satisfactory
arrangements IAN BE- made. tn tax" over
thu independent water concerns. use
what we can Of their equipment and
dispose Of that which We cannot use 20
tho greatest advantage"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
DONATION DAY
FOR HOSPITAL
FRIENDS OF NORTH WHEELING
HOSPITAL TO MAKE coNTR1-
BUTTONS TODAY
Increase In Charitable Cases and up3eep
OF Nurses Home Adds

rnI,y Will - Donation do> ut H."
Nv.th Wheeling ho>n;tIl. ami a friends
o.: the restitution ~" ASKED - ""ntri-
butte as generously IS their c'r"um-
stances permit toward the fund which -
n",c>Sary T. carry on tn work Of the
hospital.
BESIDES the increase Of C'lr'tth.c do
maudS owing - hard times and genera!
depression Of business. the expense ~
H." now rurSCS h"mc. which VAS rur-
rLu.eI 4 few months ago. Er"atiY adds
- thr general expenses rf IN" tnsttu-
ton. The sisters will appreciate con-
tr!but!unS OF linen or general romm"d-
lt."S OF any kind which may b" used
IN ,hcir work.
Friends IF ~" hospital arr iavi;cd 1"
cali a, any time during N" day. and
500 the work which IS being done for
the poor sick and otherwise disabled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
MRS, WOOLMAN DEPLORES HARMFUL
FEATURES OF MODERN DRESSING
oxorH1No MUST conform TO PEH-
IoD AND CUSTOM OF
THE TIMES
woman.a Club Backing Sought tor
Tuberculosis survey and Girl
Scout Council


\, =. -.--,laI'S u,cct.aS Ut tue " OH
ans ,..ah the la::a """nvmics depart
r,.cn: h~I An ,".'; .i:;= session, pre-
...I..s Mrs Nh S"h"0'k W"",na;'
,,.r,n ,r.kc ru NE -r,"t.Nc 't'ac -;
,.r;~:.s. Miss tree Nilsson -: New
YOU, ,'.ty. :..,;.sa.,. Girl ScVu; "rEHniI'G
.,sJ -. ". /. li"'~aA". STAKE h"a''''
department OH; No. - d,r"'t.mE tn
,'n:n yra"ty t"'~TrI'">;S survey.
NJ. Wo,'."GI" EHNv an F't':"s t.'s' ~
pr>';.." " IN" "H; .; dress "'''' >"'
s.,:L p""N="ir n" t"ouSn' - t"' ga,
II lLs .'cca SAT-, MrS N'"''h'"
uun:et ";".i1, % the present day mc'A-
-! rr dress - vulgar. |: = -; r'c's'
st~:iy ina, dress : vulgar, cat the '".""
Ia; prompts i may A" Dress rep.
sea:s the thought Of -" tines r'i",
:ng NH~ - c"'.;""u - i"2 r"E'.'' A"'
customs 81 tNc U"."8. II oar "E'S@ We
display our personality. A"d < - '''
ma reason that t counts - nH'N'
How mach time "HGh; "" :" give -
LrcsS' II IS = lar rcH'h:"E H'i'Ht'"' &c
pending principally upon orr ".'HphS'""
and the duties wh.rA W" axe :" ''''''"
Discussing the ir's''%, d'% tHH''" 81
wpnlon T. wcuC ;r~ "."la'N' rs '""-
tcaStcl WIKI that o. "a" one" >'"'''
when they WORE too many sue" Is !''F"f
@; unnecessary criH"''N' h'"PS ''" So
era tnickncascs - underwear. tle
SpcIkcC S,l:L r.tHt present day G'"the"
;,r,. necessary lrrauss they are ~ Nccp-
.og, WIKI u. customs. Buc she d2p!"red
ne trend - fashion which causes
wUH.,u - wear Zoo thin STOCKINGS ~
zero weather. win L IL: coat 2oo\c inc
h:I,s. and t.lt!c below aud the tuT c""'
W.. open exposing the chest - ;"e
W!ntrc C!c!nc"t@.
Th!s kind e: dress. Mrs N"o!maN
SAID. : Ia" underlying cause u; -
cases az Tuberculosis. 1t also Er'Nu%
affects me health o. mothers and Nr~E
often IS the cause ot the grca. mortality
:Ht, among Infants. she SAID.
n conclusion she spoke ~ III" tai'ptE
~. which IS - he INTRODUCES" before
congress pror:!!%S for goNerhmsnt 'Ss
Ula;t"1 u: the amount .. N''e'H No''
HSed N materials. Mrs. N""''H''h POM
81 out ina; there S n"t enough or Woo;
~ Tho world - cloth rs =" anu S''u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
PRUNING EXHIBITION

Secretary T.. N. Hunter T" the ONO
County Farm bureau held Il very sue
cesSful pruning demonstration on the
u. W. Conicld farm 4, West -AlcX7nde,
yesterday afternoon. \ good attendance
was on hard 20 witness the very latcsr
methods employed b. the bureau II this
work
Evening star., 1922-03-28
BUMPER FRUIT CROPS
DEPEND ON WEATHER

DOVER. Del. March 2s.-If the thou
sands of fruit trees in Delaware and the
nine counties comprising the eastern
shore of Maryland hold off from bios
soming until April 1S, as there is every
indication of it now, according to ex-
aminations> made by experts. Delaware
and Maryland will experience cne Of
the greatest crops Of fruit this year.
running into the millions Of dollars in
value. that this section has ever wit
messed,
Last osear an early warm spell in
March caused the trees to blossom.
and a sleet storm on April II killed
practically every blossom. This year
the cold weather has SO retarded the
buds that no trees are budding, and
this means that the blossoming that
usually occurs between now and the
first week in April will be delayed
at least two weeks.
Orchardists who have been eager to
spray the trees to prevent the dread
ed scale have been unable to do so
because of, the rains: which would de-
stroy the spraying benefits. Cultiva-
ton of orchards has also been delayed
by the rain, which has turned the red
clay soil of Delaware into a muck.
From every section of the state, and
particularly from Bridgeville, where
there is located the 10000 apple trees
of the Delaware Apple Company. the
largest fruit operation in this state,
come reports of the splendid condi-
tion of the fruit trees.
Evening star., 1922-03-28
NEW YORK STOCKS
ARE MUCH BETTER
Shorts Try to Cover and
Force Gains-Some Strong
Specialties.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The mar
ket opened slow. with more Or less
selling pressure in speculative issues
and the railroads. desoite the good
showing made for the month of Feb
ruary. by very many of the roads
making reports thus early, were more
or less neglected.
The whole market gradually re-
covered more stamina, through the
development of good support hack of
the equipments, oils and hood stocks,
shis Strengthening former weak spots.
Some Of the bear, undertook - cover
trades made on the recent drop md
Idly
Lima Locomotive surprised lis
friends with point gain, and Haid-
win ard American Locomotive came
through with e aims OF to ! u points.
The display ef,strength brought the
Products and Industrial Alcohol rep
resented this kind Of buying, ad-
vanced IN to Q points.
Pullman started back easily on Its
recovery for l to IN gain.
Virginia Chemical, international
Harvester. Sears. Roebuck & Co. and
Central eLather Joined in the ad-
vance.
Recessions were noticed In domestic
and foreign oils. Steels were steady
on the proposed advance in steel wire
announced by independents. Allied
Chemical tuned heavy in the after
noon.
Call moey opened at Ar per cent.
Regular dividends were declared by
Allied Chemical and United States
Smelling declared S7la cents a share
on the preferred
Evening star., 1922-03-28
WARM WEATHER FURRY STARTS
WEEK WITH BURST OF BUYING
Factory Men and Wholesalers In New York
Area, However, Think Raw Prices
: ri r Keep Too Hieh-Elsewhere.

within two years. The Westinghouse
Company Is working at about 10 per
cent OF capAcity on electrical goods.
and similar expansion was reported
on other lines. New business is
being booked that assures. further
endorsement of operations and addi-
tional furnaces. mills. coke ovens
and coal mines have been ordered on
the active list.
1t is regarded as extremely prob-
able that the coal miners will strike.
but it is believed that even the
closing of the union mines wilt not
check the upward trend of business,
owing to the large accumulation of
fuel and supplics
The building Of dwellings, Is max
ing rapid progress. AMI has already
reached a volume which Is threaten
ing the high rents that now prevail.
More ITO let" signs are hung out
today than at any time in two or
three years. There is marked
increase in the demand for building
materials. Face brick is selling in
good value. and lumber at retail Is
moving more freely. There have been
ST bstantial increases in plate and
window glass business,
Evening star., 1922-03-28
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March %. Further
rains in the eastern belt and the
f1Fmness of English cables explained
an advance Of 2 to points in the
cotton market at the opening today.
Liverpool was leading buyer at the
start while the south sold moderate
w. There were offerings of July
from spot houses, which forced that
contract OFF from 1903 to 1903 after
FUTURES opened steady: May. 1910;
July, 1908; October, 1915; December,
1856 January, 1850.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2e.-Heavy
rains in many sections of the belt
gave the cotton market q firm under
tone today, but buyers were not ag
sresstVe and in the early trading the
advances amounted to but to 8
points in the face of much talk to
the effect that weather conditions
would result in serious delay to new
crop preparations in the central and
eastern divisions Of the belt. May
traded up to 1850.
Futures opened quiet. May. 1647;
July, 1885; October; 1888; December,
LIVERPOOL. March 2s.-cotton
ding, 1i.0s: fully middlins, 1913:
good ordinary, s.ss; ordinary, S.33
Sales, 1000 bales, including 500
American. Receipts 5000 bales. in
cIuding .13.200 American Futures
closed steady-March. 1895; May,
1890! July, laos: October. ISL; Do
cember, s.6s; January, $50.
Evening star., 1922-03-28
ny JAMES ALLERTON.
'rerial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
l NEW YORK. March 2S.-The warm
weather of Sunday. which brought
tthousands of spring costumes out on
1.-THE avenues and. streets. started re-
,,tail trade off heresthis week with a
fresh burst of buying. Manufacture
jiers and wholesalers. however, espe-
,,cially in the garment industries, are
Hess active and both wooden and silk
llmills of this section are talking and
lipracticing curtailment. They declare
prices far raw materials are too high
ITO allow them to operate at present
tprices for finished goods. Millinery
lis active and there has been a corre-
,sponding Improvement in the demand
for ribbons from the Patterson manu-
facturers.
it Retail piano dealers report an in
crease in business and the craze for
radio telephone outfits has resulted in
a tremendous demand for those
goods. The paper trade is slightly
more active, with prices trending up
ward. The demand for confectionery
has improved materially and the
warm days are drawing increased
crowds to the soda fountains
I Building operations continue to in
crease, with corresponding strong
demand for l'imber, especially yellow
pine. The jewelry trade. although
quiet. has taken on slightly better
tOne
Evening star., 1922-03-28
SMELLING LOWERS DEBT.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Net income
of American Smelling and Refining
from 1921 operations totaled $1.5s1,-
sos, decrease Of $e,0S2,S7o. accord
ing to report Total income from
sales of metals was $13o,810,592; de-
crease. s36,11ISss. and net operating
income of the smelling and refining
plants before providing for bond in
terest and depreciation. $S.S10,770: de-
crease. $5,10S.649. The report says
the company liquidated sl2.000.Oo0 of
it's Indebtedness to banks without in
creasing the funded debt or issuing
notes or new capital. THE company
it says, CLOSED the year free of debt.
except its bonds and usual current
bills" The main factor in the years
poor showing, it is declared, is the
extremely small mine production of
copper, zinc and tin.
Evening star., 1922-03-28
IVAN CAMP PLANS PLANTS.
win Invest Millions to Extend
Packing Interests in California.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.-Fan
Camp Packing Company. with more
than s30,00o.00o annual turnover. is TO
establish plants in California. Four
have been acquired and will be extended
to bring the annual production in this
state up to more than 100000 cases a
year.
An almost immediate investment of
between $4,000. 600 and $4,000, 600 will be
required to carry out the company's
plans The plants will work on an all
year-around basis. packing the various
Van Camp products now on the market
when not working on the seasonal fruit
output here, which the company Is to
add to its list.
Eastern demand for California fruit
has led the company to decide on a full
line. including cherries. peaches. april
cots, pears and berries. The company
will encourage agriculture and stock
raising to keep the factories busy and
utilize the capital investment to its full
est extent.