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New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Coal Shortage Causes
Late Shipping on Lakes

DULUTH. Minn., Dec. 5.-Neeessity
FOR prolonging the Great Lakes shlo-
ping season beyond the date set for
tho foi NAL close Of navigation because
Of the shortage of coal recei1ts here
for the Northwest supply and the sub
scauent inducements TO bo o. cred, g
goinc 20 cause ship owners 90 speeu-
late heavily by operating their boats
after insurance has expired, declare
local vossclmen.
December 10 b. the date set for the
formal close of navigation and on tnat
date insurance on the vessels auto
matically expires, but short extensions
are made hJ insurance comfan es
on app lcation. Beyond that extension,
operation Of the craft is al the owners
risk
The percentage Of ship owners taking
this risk usually is small. IL was said,
but every fall, due 10 desire to Move
speeial eargoes before the per cd OF
idlentss sets in, several ships travel
The ice-nllod lakes without insurance
protection. Considering tho value Of
Inc vessels. which frequently runs ns
high as S1,000,000, and that Of the
cargo. which sometimes reaches similar
6gureA local mariners term these IN
dertakings "high finance"
Freed Of the insurance premiums,
which usually run into the thousands
and given an extra large fec for their
cargoes, those Shippers stand 70 clear
large Sums Of money, some as hign as
$4,000 for one trip. Records here
show most Of these oKped tions, al
though completed under hazardous con
diticns. usually are successfully made.
Weather conditions so far have led
yosselmen 70 believe that there will
be an extremely late winter on the
lakes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Leather

Leather demand continued llstless
and hide prices declined. Buyers we're
-earce and inquiries 'ess numerous
than IN the preceding week. Upper
leather prices softened somewhat, but
sole leather prices were maintained.
Apparently the upward ewing In hide
and skin prices has been halted.
Prices of leather and leather goods are
showing q little more stability and
early price rteessions are not ox-
pected. New York City colfskins,
weighing nine 20 twelve pounds, we're
marked down 40 cents last week.
Leather prices, certain lines excepted,
have showed few weakening tendencies.
Retailers Of shoes and other finished
products are constantly fghting
against any force which tends 20 en-
courage higher prices, fearing. per-
haps on the basis Of past experience,
a consequent decline in consumer de-
mand Shoe manufacturers are con-
ining their purchases 10 small filling
in orders. Spring lines, cautiously
placed on the market by some shoe
manufacturers. have failed to elicit
the buying response expected.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Perfect
Plans to Sell
State Vessels
Will Discontinue Guaran-
ties to Ship Companies
Against Losses; Mail Sub
sidies Will Be Granted
sr.e.aI casI. 70 u. rnss..

Copyright. 1919. New York Tribune fno
PARIS, Dec. 2.--Tho French govern
ment Is carrying out l;s policy OF
strietest economy BY rapidly disposing
Of the state-owrod heet Of freighters
and liners 20 private companies. These
boats have been operating at great
losses, but tho government believes
that private management, applying
more careful business methods. will
be able 20 realize n profit on them.
At the same time subsidies which
steamship companies have been enjoy
lrR under which the government guar
anteed all losses are now being liqui-
dated Al a cost Of about 1000, 900 900
francs. In the future few subsidies
will be granted tnd ship owners arc be-
ing cautioned 10 operate their lines
with greater economy. Owing, how
aver, 20 the necessity OF maintaining
mail routes between France and her
colonies some subsidies viii be granted
where otherwise mail service could not
be kept up.
French shipping is rejecting the
gradual revival Of Industrial France By
a steady increase In merchai disc ton.
mage and In movements 90 the ports.
During last month the movements at
all ports except Marseilles and Bor-
deAux showed increases. In those two
the normal activity had been greatly
aeeentuated IN preceding months by
heavy receipts Of raw material from
foreign markets.
Marsoi les leads the llst OF impor-
tant French ports with 427 arrivals last
month, compared with $50 tho month
previously. These fewer ships, how
ever. unloaded $50. 700 tons OF freight
as against 363,00O the preceding
month and l43.i00 tins shipped out as
compared with i06 500 tons. Marseilles
export shipments are beii s. augmented
now By large demands for French
products In the Near East. Egypt Ia
stocking up with luxuries in prepara-
tion FOR the winter tourist season ~
we'll as the Christmas festivities. Syria
II receiving construction material anc
foodstuGs. while Piraeus. Saloniea aud
Constan.inople are receiving hour
principally.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Arrived Yesterday

Ssn,ie lBrl Liverpool Nov %, Queens
80, % Wh,.c Star Line; with ~
-. s.i tccond cabin. 3l7 third class
s.,s ats snd mdse. Pier 90 y Y.
~, vs'eho ,bf}, AleA snaria oct 27. Malta
=. = shd Boston z. 10 Norton. Lilly &
~ mcfei n fth a.. HoboKen.
,-FhNl. Antwerp Nov 8 and Philadel-
~ ]. % Black Diamond s 5 Line
Wet Army Base Bkiyn.
zoe. - mdse.
a. : bed.of1, Tampico Sov asi Port
49, % n I Hague: with crude Oh
S,.,.s S,..,.s hook y J.
xf,ts'estsr DAM, Progreso Nov IS: %
A,rv Saba AAil s S Co; wiz adse; on
,s.,.sa sN.,sl.sa tB). Antwerp Nov %. South
~. - end chor0ourg IS. 10 REQ star
gs,r,,. Nn ~ nrsJ 2ta second cabin. $50
IA pass. malls End mdse; Pier Cl.
d I'igS.,.ss.' g:..ss.' rsmeleo Nov %. vera Cruz
IA. a Cuba Mail s 3 Co: with -
aNis and mdse Pier rs. B'klyn.
tffl, Aafselilss Oct %, Beirut
'1y,,s' yss'',.n1a y, Nov g. Constantnople 10,
nss5 ~ tnd Algless is. 10 James "
.tss 80. With 10 cabin. 1t3 third
ss,,s-s mdse; Il slst A. B'klyn,
- So .Nofl, Havana Nov 81. 70 Nun
FftaIn VIII sugar
rsess sin.t Fillmore. Bremen NOV Il; %
ilrs stsies Ines With 2f2 cabin. EOS
kAskss Pass, malls and mdSo. Pier 4,
3 49, Jennings. Port Losos Nov IS;
i,si "sssue, with eEudo oil; constetle
4 f,s,s.m dam. Trinidad de Cuba Nov
afiF Nsto y. 20 Munaon 8 Line. with
t,.stli hafu fIanh .r.,ft- Rant "a.
al ~ -, 6hanThsi 20. Dairen 81,
ftffl,c. Aobe Oct 9. Yokohama ~. San
z Ma. Soy 4. cristohai is. Havana zs.
4 ~ iusen Ktisha. with rndse. Clif-
+, ts,a sssttio Portland. San Pedroi
- HIN. -''''' ~''H 'Ne's' D-'r
u Z. :. hontgomsry. cayRnnahs 20 Ocean
1cfs,.snn pass and mdss. Pier 81. y r..
~ Jackeclviile ana Charleston. .
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Passenger Ships Due
Due TO-DAY


slxaoin. Port Limon Nov 2e; to unlteo
Fruit 60 with pass. malls and mdeei %
expected TO dock late sur day or early
Monday AZ Pier rs, 4 (hsidsu LsneD.
etavangerfjord (Norl. Bergen Nov ~ te
Norwegian American Line with ltt caoln
and as5 third class phsa malls and mdse
is sxpeotsd 70 deck forenoon At soth a.
d Columbia (Br,. glasgow Nov .ssi. te
cunard line with pass. malls ana mose
Slenalied that she would reach ouarantine
gunday night and dock early Monday
soorninr Al Pier 20 y n lWest itth ~.
Roira y srseiiies Nov via Providence.
"a rabre Line with malls. IL expected 70
dock Al foot siet St B'klyn.
AndsniH (Drl, London Nov y; 20
cunafd Limo with pass malls and hdss :.
expected 10 dock At Pier ". n X "ss'
i'ss ssnss r,,sa. colon Nov a.. 20 W Ulsgs
With nase. mails and mdse is sapeeesd 70
seck sbout 10 q m ~ Pier ~, bsiyn- .
Forl Hamilton (BrJ. Bermuda Dee 70
f,urness Witty with mailei VIII docE tofe-
neonfet pier IS, n II west bsth ail
cornuE. New Orleans nov "; 70 S2utnetn
pa ci0r 60: viii dock AZ Pier ~.
nj Vale. Galveston Nov ~. 70 S1aeHeiH
pa eiec Co will deck A. Pier 70,
Imerlca ntall. Naples Nov ~ 70 itAns :
docE' a. pier %. n n (west bsih ~; ;.n.,,
zuiis. Curacao Nov % 70 Bliss. Dsiisss -
a % wfth pass. mats ana inoss' -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Autos of Eight Nations
At 18th Salons Opening

Eight nations were represented By
their finest models IN the eighteenth
annual automobile salon which opened
last night IN the u tel Commodore.
Ninety-one ehasscs. each mounting n
srecial custom made body, make Up
the exhibit. They cover the ballroom
hOor. a.,
Motors with eight cylinders IN line
sleeve valves, four-wNeel brake chassis,
new spring suspension prineipies-all
the new European and American IDEAS
in automobile engineering are pre-
santed. g..
England, France, Belgium, Italy Ger
many, Austria, Spain and the
United States arc represented
Firms exhibiting cars are; Benz
Brewster, Cunningham. Daniels
nuesenberg, Fiat, Hispano Sui1A'
Hotehkiss. isotta Frasehini. Lancaster,
Nereedes. Minerva, Panhard, koils
Povee. Rub,y. Steyr, Sunbeam, Noisin'
wlnton. Cadlllse. la Fayette Lincoln;
Loenmobile, Marmon, Packard ana
Peerless. Coaehwork exhibits ere ~
pyewster. Brooks -ostruk, De CAUSE
Demarest, Fleetwood. Healey. Holoro9k,
Hume. ]. B. Judkns, Le Baron Locke
and Rubay.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

fp,, Liverpool; santa Marta. Doeas dei
Toro: TamAiya, AmalerdAm' Ifuk'io'
P1SAMA CANAL cristabai. Dec .
A,riv.d. santa Malta. New York. sauea'
n a eeoneld. San Francisco; Paul saoup,
e. Frnnclaco. Lnckenbach. New
yo.p. ear peni;o (prl. BOston
PHILADELPHIA. Dec a--Arriy.i; Cen-
.nova. Port Antonio; Bowden fNorf, hanta
Warta. etc: Brels Itel fFrla seW 1g,fn,,..
tV.itst A Luckeubach. New York. NTtols
p.,ce tprj, New York. D0rEhild lnorl,
shtsfds. Wearbridge fBr), foWey' tltS oi
narsre. fBrl, Boston Sailed; lnnoN 70.
h~fWerp VIA NeW York Blakely, N9-ioiA
ni'rdota Baltinore. Duieino, hAhhnfl.
= ~ slnelAif Tampico ffcepeFt ~ NV ~,
Frceport. Aim fNoD. NeW 700 le,a.
ceroTal. c,S Cuba: Asov tBfl. Boston 0'''-H'
b9si1nnri land. Ne. Dec s-Airiyed IL
itan Norf0 X. schf q II hllhoH, ~ ',s,,s1,s
sailed: salaeia tBrl. ssaassss,yg ,fsnris,ta
Sorfoik. schr Bright, Ne!i99i,@ 9, ~ yers'
sls,'..'y,yI,se.AU Dec Arrived; Slty OF y
20. 80 81, YORK. Es-ex. JachsonFille tang
sailed FOR Baiiimorel
80 IOuS. Nh. pes ard t-hrftf,. ,''i
u...ted fNorj, BaltlmJni helIa @ 80 =
uu.y-, and Southampton. eaiiee' wv"
t,ifre fErl, London. " -. A..
u,vIIsSryARD HAYES. MSS, Dec sVAs ~,
-, qrnr Ouaco Queen ffrls ~e~. -
=, Tahr n y; Nanfi.0o ihrlf te'
ieI .,,e,st sailed: 6chrs william .ispe
,.,-a,,tssnee. WaWenock tfrom ProNia,n y
- Yorf: Mary pradfofd flete' N'N'"
1snKorl, Turks Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
IewelrY

Jewelry demand showed slight i'm.
provement last week over the lull OF
the preceding week. Retailers In the
downtown section reported fair busi-
ness in all lines. Uptown and subur-
Ran jcweler- reported that Christmas
shopping had not yet begun, although
some OF their novelty lines had at.
tractod considerable attention and
some few sales. Jobbers said that a
few repeat orders, chiefly from the
West and Middle West, we're received
late in the week. Precious stones OF
6r-t Quality, diamonds especially. are
enioving good demand locally.
several Fifth Avenue jewelers. reported
that retail diamond sales IN November
were 40 per cent more than the cor
responding period last year Silver
smiths continued to work overtime 70
fll the accumu' alton Of holiday rush
riders. Jobbers reported collections
srnno retailers improved somewhat
over the preceding week. but in the
aggregate far from satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Marine Reports

IA CLYDE Line, VITA Tasa anu 'Hus'
pier 81. y II. o.. - q ra,ea
N'oIessN- 90 pocke Rklyn
Tariar Prince (Rr). PhiladelphiA 70 W
Furness witty & Co. with mdse' Du'"
Toe.pe Boeton. towing one barge 70
Provldence STANDARD Trans Co. on to'hp'
Fran (Nor). Trinidad, for Perth E - Anooy' SSy.
bristol City (Bt), PhNaoSlphla anu W.
'0.H Isnerson. Norfolk; 10 old Dom Trans
co, With mdse Pier 81, T. -. ar..r.
West Queehee. Norteiki 10 LAp'
commerciai Scout. iensa cola; 20 Moore
4 MoCormack with mdse oT ioertF. a.
Helen Ponce: 10 A. II. Bull q Co. WIN
i1Sse, Mts;v !" yoRK pee s-Columbia (Brl.
oiSsgou. Nov rs, and Mobile ~; TO Anehei
f.ine vith pass. mails and mdse
West corum. Duenos Ayres'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Uur bo-uny
VssseL Port Aesnoy.
city OF Bristol oierai'si' Ncv :.
ui.n. pruSIrt. Eov "a .cosrnopoii,sn L,nS
pacohuA LeGhorn, Nov g. Three Star Lac
Eastern Tempest Hull Tsy s;,c
London Mariner. LOnden, NOV Y,
Furncus. Witty q Co
LinShsld. Gibraltar. Nov u.
Houidsr. Weir A Boyd
oskwin. Cape TJvn. Nov J. y s ssviRa Co
Cabo Eapsrtel Seville. Nov il..rbarra Line
Antlloehus Gibraltar. Nov -. ,Doo,h 3 9 SC, CO
Marie Maersk. Shields. Nov 10.
Itbrandtseni Moller Co
Caciqus. Colon. Nov ft....... Pacific 2 Co
towan. Boston. Dec 2. United Amer Lines
Fsnehureh' GIBRALTAR ESy sTO.. 10 W ri,.uAco
Linn,n Hahis. Nov L., Ismpori : Holt
Bo1wsli BAfbadoG Nov 90 LamDort q Holt
Bohsns, Huslva Nov a........A y Ledous
Bsssegsn, Gibraltar Nov 81. Garcia A DiAa
Aontana Los Angelica nSy nSye.st,.
Due To-morrow
Arohlusdss. Manchester. Nov 20.
Atlantic Transport Lane
Dacre Castle. Aiziers. Nov is.. Barber Line
A Bostwick' Hamburg. Nov ~, 800
Rio orAndo Busnos Ayres Nov IL.
so stray s Corp
sudbury. Colon. Nov a.. uniied Am Lines
Due Wednesday
oasa. AlsEandria. Nov n. Export Corp
TOnieS' Stockholm. Nov r., o,o.,,o
Eglantier. Antwerp Sov II.
Lloyd Royal Refgs
Linnsli. Bahia Nov H.. Lamport & Holt
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Will Improve
Refrigeration
Of535-FOOters
Largest Item of Money Set
Aside by Shipping Board
for Reconstruction Will
Be Devoted to This Use
Capacity of 1000 Tons
First Official Survey Of
Two Ex-Cerman Vessels
Authorized, says Sheedy

OF the ss,0oo.ooO 70 be spent BY the
Shipping Board on reconstruction work
on ships OF tho 535-foot class about
$3.50, 900 Is 10 be applied 70 the installa-
tion Of refrigerating machinery and
the improvement Of rcfrigerating ia
eillties now available, according 70
Commander r. o. Gatewood, head Of
the Division Of Maintenance and Re
pair here.
This will be the largest single item
IN the work on these vessels, according
90 present plans, ard Is being under
taken AZ the request Of the Admiral and
the Pacific Steam Navigation companies
for facilities comparable 20 those on
tho Shipping Board boats put into tho
South American service by the Munson
Line. Al tho same time the capacity
Of the Munson ships, FOR 500 tons OF
frozen cargo AZ present, Is 70 be In
creased to 1000 tons. and the same will
be done for the Pacific concerns vcs-
sells. and perhaps also Tor those In the
Bremen run.
New pumps for tho 535-footers will
require the expenditure Of about
$4,000 and new condenser tubes will
take another 100000. The remainder
OF the estimated expense will cover
miscellaneous reconditioning the need
for which has arisen because OF the
haste with which this class OF vessels
was rushed into service.
In this connection Commander Gate
wood pointed out. that tho President
Grant, which tho Shipping Board hes
just announced its intention Of recon
ditioning, rs not one Of the boards
Prudent class, but Is former
North German Lloyd liner which has
been lying at Hobakon since the war;
Both the President Grant, which Us a
Observation-Disclosures boat. and the
America are coal burners, and 10 Is
estimated that withvot converting them
into oil urncrs 10 will cost 81 100000
10 re-cquip them as ono cabin liners.
Plans for putting into shape for sery-
ice the two former German liners, the
Mount Vernon and the Agamemnon,
several times announced and subse-
quently denied. are at last under way,
according 20 Joseph l. Shoedy. vice.
pres dent in ch7rgo Of operations Of
The Emergency Fleet Corpora ion, who
declares that an official survey Of the
two vessels has for the first time been
authorized with view 20 obtaining Nm
estimate Of the cost Of reconditioning
them. The Mount Vernon, Mr. Sheedy
rointcd out. is a relatively new boat,
and would II put into service make a
suitable running mate for the Levi
athan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
How Is Business!

copmand less active; primary cotton goods prices lover
production gaining. it,. .,.
wO.nPrmary abated; prices firm; production gaining
FDmand slack prices SOFT production of garments much cur
tailed
nosrd fair. prices firm; spring production beginning
Rubber-Demand strong prices cents pound TIRE makers ~
nounco 10 per cent advance all makes.
Mn and steel demand fair prices products declines
conner demand fair with prices unchanged lead and zinc de-
usnd firm; platinum and quicksilver buying spotty
JsusDemand aeve prices steady iobbers report eoneuOn'
fair .
L.erpemand nses; hide prices decne shoe manufacturers
buying only for immediate needs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
English Line Acquires
Dutch Steamship Co.

As a result Of negotiations which
have been under way for some time
between the English currie Line and
the Dutch Hhlcyon Line, the transfer
has recently been completed Of the
four steamers Of the latter, which for
the last eighteen months have main
tained a regular service between Man
chester, Liverpool, Bremen and Ham
burg.
The Currio Line has been engaged IN
the German trade from the Mertey
and other ports for many years. With
the new acquisition the company will
control practically All OF the freight
business between British and German
ports.
The steamers which the Currie line
has obtained are the Stad kampen,
StRd Sehiedam, Stad Utrecht and stad
Nlaardingen. These are about 1000
gross tons and arc Of reeen. con-
Htructiou.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
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Ario All B eootland Dee }.
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
CITY Island

Bound south--Knut Jkri tNor), Hall
Etavik, Oct 20, and birmingham, Nov q VIA
Boston for New York. With pulp 10 New
York American" and grain IN transll
Mayafi OBJ. Preston via Boston Tor New
York. 70 tinted Fruit Co, In ballast:
Nartha Warrington, New London for New
York. 10 Phelps Bros: sohrs Edwin fat-
rAr. Sheet Harbor s. for New YORK 70
Pcndieton Bros; Richmond, Ne" haven lot
New York, 20 smlth q Terry, e..,.,,
Hound East-schr Robert John besWleA'
New York for 0reenport
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Apparel

Wholesale selling Of mems spring ap.
parel, whieL has been under way for
some months, 10 showing slightly lag
ging tendency now. and estimates Of a
big increase In total sales for the sea-
son arc beine revised downward. The
w0men's apparel trade is just opening
its spring season, and reaction 30 FAR
has not been widespread enough TO give
an accurate line on tho prospects.
High prices continue 10 rest G. con-
sumption 10 some extent, par lculArly
In cloaks and suits Dresses. waists
and some Of the minor articles Of
women's apparel are in a better poai-
tion, it Is reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
psetsd 10 dock forenoon Al Pier II, mi
Due To-rnorrow

psetsd 70 dock forenoon AZ Pier II, Bhiy,
Due To-norruu
san Lofenso. San Juan Nov AZ; % ny
and Porto Rico Lima with pass rnaiis ana
masei sspected TO dock forenoon Al
Tyrrhsnla tRrl. Liverpool Nov -; 70
Cunard Line with pasa rmaiis ana rnd.s.
y sSpseteo 70 deck At Pier tt. N n lWesi
PAtria. (Fr). Palermo No- a. 10 Fasr~
Line si.h pe.s malis and muse, Il On.
peSted 70 dock AZ tipt ~, D'kiyn.
bayern f0or). Hamburg Nov "a. %
nails and mdss. is expected 10 deck al
vassri tBr). rio a, yan.lro Nov n; 20
Lampors q Holt Ains with pasA mailr and
He; Inass; 70 expected to dock al Pier IT,
orirs6a. Havana Dec 4. MA Cuba
Mall Line With Tnoss is expected TO dock
al Pier ~. = n fWall g).
Munamar. Euevitas Dec 4: % Nunson
Linz With pass. malls and ndss; IL en-
eiipl.
Due wednesday
Homsric CBr). southampton ana Cher
boufe Nov 10 70 White Star Line. ia en-
pectsd 10 doek late to-nieAi OF forenoon
Thur day a. Pier %. n yves, itth st).
Roussllion (Frl, Ravrs Nov IS, 70
sIpss.d a' 70 cosR R 81 PER ' g. 'S' RS's Wei
Mongolia. Hamburg Nov ~. to Amer.
can Line With pas. malls and mdssi IL
expected 20 deck At Pier 90 twest
I'D nt).
Cen tsn,inoyis tBr). Pirasus Nov II, 10
y. oalanoa with pass, mails and mdse. IL
expected 20 dock at Pier -
President Van Bursn. Livsfpooi Nov is.
20 Y Line with malls. 10 due In ouarAn-
tire At oAylight and will dock about
IA ~ Piar :. Hoboksn.
Due Thursday
America. Southampton Nov 20. u Lines
Fort el George. Bermuda Dec ~.
Furnsaa, Wishy
Silvia, ~ Johns Dec t.,,,. powring 10.
Turriaiba. Kingston nov 90. .untd Fryh CO
Due Saturday
BarenEaria. southampton Dec 2.
Cunard Line
Duo Sunday
carrnhnia, Liverpool Dec q. .cunArd Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Sailed Yesterday

prsiz Issi (Fr). Phiisdeiphia; Pave
nan. Naples; Norfolk. Baltimore; France
Mara iJap), Kobe Assyria tBrl,, oiAs-
gov. AIissourian, san Pedro hath; So %.
cara Phfladeiphla; sama Nuevitae; Nof-
dehavet (Nor). Cienfusgos; Beatrice NOT
foiE; chine Arrow. sabine: London MARI
ner lBrl. london.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
The Week In Business
''D'r, Cou,iuue to Gain; Price Advances Show
Some Signs Of Being Checked

sry lines less active last week, seasonal feature,
IA business continued to be reported from the distribuve
w trades although these reports showed somewhat sp0y cOnd-
= ui .rnaro and moving less brisdy than
- This condition is ascribed locally to comparatively mild
"a time Of the year. Repor made to the Federal Reserve
' however fairly satisfactory conditions IN the retail and
sh'ae good Christmas business is anticipated in most
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Policemen Shoots Self

Patrolman BENJAMIN Burton ot tne
miller Avenue police station, Br"oklyn;,
returned last night from me,nor,al, I,Il
service for policemen who had dieo
during the year and seated himsel@I @ as
,be bedside OF his wife, In the'r homo
In Union Course. Queens. she mas
be., bedridden for hfteen years.
Rurton asked her how she was hei
renlv convinced him apparently tha'
ker condition was becoming NOR,
serious. He rose from his seat ano
vent 20 the dining room. momen'
later there was a revolver shot
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

the spring season. Spring business is
fairly wei booked Mill conditions arc
Spotty, but IN the main much better
than they we're a year ago.
Predictions Of still further sharp
advances when fall Roods are shown
arc less violent than they wero a
month or 90 ago. The fact that spring
business In the mems clothing trade
has not been rs strong as many ex-
peeted hs' Ed dampiag influence
on the cloth market