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New-York tribune., 1922-06-04

Passenger airplsnes must carry suit
able radio or there will be laws % that
effect. Rear Admiral " A. Nofet,. T..
s ~. head Of the Naval Aviation Scrv-
ice. states the above as a possibility.
He says that with such equipment the
lives Of passengers will be ssfeguarded.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
The Tribune Radio-News of the Air Routes By k hnns
Daily Radio Program

Tsrquss,o l,l a u,sl' Cray E,s,
In the west"
1855 Quartet, fi) wide p.v.,-
90 Get m Board" (r "cssy.,
Hear Nobody Pray. ~ "Aint h .
shame" m "S,giy War 20 ys,.s
IND "Ho-ren.' f0J ~. Sinner f,i
"'Tis Ne"
wBZ. Springfield. Mass. 1850 ns,n
2 o. m-Tte Hey Gsrrsf y. s,rb,
secretary american in'sras.s-,i
College rrHoal program b. a..
dent chorus from college.
WBZ. w-dford. Hillside. Mass. ~
netcrsl.
sp. m-Pa(is church 'sries. e,-.
due,sd by ths Rev. Robert Ai..
sinzsen. West sonervI..e rr.srr
Church. Sermon "Iho 1o1psi =
Deliberate Cheer Assisted 1,
-rembers n fre church choir. Ar..g,
Oiser. tenor. Aaron Norer. 'sr,,
Katherine Bail. soprano NarX,
Colds'ore. soprano. Phyllis Bf,s.
~e1 alto. Eleanor Packard. ala.
Robert Br0~re.l. bass. Robert Size.
son. hars. Rodney Nr.fterors. sair
ssieeto--. 90 Nsrsr ~ ~
Wait Wrr I-eo." ID frri. H,y
Nsnifo'd Ars Thy W,,u' as,..
out Thy Light accompanied b. ".
Lusrd
$50 p. m-"Ths NsVfssy r. q.
Church Master Lcr.f Ner-s-.
prssident Roorevs'' ,sr'sogt A.
Fociafi0r.
s.ss n m Master Jot- D,ratg.. -,
soprano s'ioist sf Nag.s Cssus.
Dorchcs-er Selections. -s.rs p.
gina" In Latin. "s.sep. if.., 3isy
- Nine Chornaftrr J. i Wfl.s
sccomparist
. p. 10 Norman Haczf't 10 ssia.
spearcsn reali1gs.
WRL Union College. schsrestaty
1850 metersl.
7.s0 r. m-Dr +. y Berg pr,,ri,-
electrical engineering VII TAX e.
What Science Owes 90 isgrg Nss
% H.zh School ard College Age
3 .. m.-Musica. program. Eai;sz
standard tine.
KDKA. Pittsburgh $3.50 ns,srD
10 m Services ~ 're Emory zen.
odist Episcopa. Church. Rs7. Y.
WoFord r. Dlrcal. u.r.ftef.
l:45 r. CfIIirer7 s-o r.cTy-
The story Tho Ange. Tr.t'
, o. m Radio Crape. -o-5lctsi b7
Lieutenant Co'ort. Ittnsf ,Aryo.,
~ the Salvation ANY Pt'ibgrEs.
$3.50 p. m.-services ~ Ca.varv Ep.s.,-
pal Church. Re-. I. ]. Van E,S-
rector.
KYW. Chicago (5S0 mstersl'
3.70 %. m-Radi0 chapel seriee
conducted bv Rev. Gardener A. Nae.
WnOrter. ~ tre S1irt 1er l.:t
Ep'scopa' Church. or The Voice g
God" Music by ,ae quartz, o. <s
church.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Railroads Radio Safety Talk

The railroads recently broadcast
a safety message from stations IN
Pittsburgh, Chicago, Newark and
Springfield. Mass. calling attention 70
X fact that 81 900 people have been
killed or injured the past year in this
country while trespassing on railroad
property.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
TWENTY-FIVE Broadcasting
Stations Authorized

The Department o. Commerce has
issued licenses 20 the following % op-
crate rAdiophone broadeasting stations.
The number o. stations in the country
Is now rapidly approaching 800:
NCAZ - Robert 2. Compton & Co..
Quincy Whir journal" Quincy. H.
KDZy - Cope & Cornwell Company,
Sal; Lake City. Utah.
WCAV-J. c. Dice Electric Company.
Little Rock. Ark.
WDAD - William Louis Harrison.
Contra Kansas Radio supply, Linds-
born. Kan.
KDYU-Herald Publishing Company,
Klamath Falls. Ore.
VIDAL - Hughes Electrical Corp,
Syracuse. y. y.
VDAC - Illinois Watch Company,
Springfield. III. Weather only.
wDAF-"Kansas City Star" Kansas
City. No.
WCAY - Kcsselmen oDriseoll Com
psny. Milwaukee. Mis-.
VDAG 90 J. Laurence Martin, ANA
rillo. Tex.
WDAK-Mine & smelter Supply
Company, Fl Paso. Tex.
WAAD-Ohio Mechanics Institute,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
WCAW-"Qusney Herald" and Quincy
Electric & Supply Company, Quincy,
III.
KDYw-Smith-H Hughes & Company,
Phoenix. Ariz.
WDAB-M. c. Sumner & Son, Ports
mouth. Ohio.
wHB - Sweeney School Company.
Kansas City. No.
WDAE-"Tampa Daily Times,
Tampa. Fla.
KDYs-Tbe Tribune, Ine- Great
Falls. Mont.
wCAX-University Of Vermont, Bur-
lingfon. VI
WDAA wsrd-Belmont School.
Nashville. Tenn.
KDYY-Roeky Mountain Radio Cor
poration. Denver. Colo.
vDAJ-Atlanta 4 West Point r. r.
Company. College Park. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Sunday. June
WIZ Nexark 1850 meters)

" ~ wv ""'f
3 .. m.-salvstion Army services cor
due,ed by Captain J Allan. former
senior chaplain o. the 77th Divs. On,
A. Z. 2: sacred music ~ ne Va
tional S,aF Band. quartet Of vocal
ists and .nsirumsn'alists.
y. m m.-Literary Nespers, The Need
for Tolerance" by Edgar White Bur.
rili: the mcsssve is woven around
The following poems. prose nn1
PLAYS. The Curse % Race Preig-
dice" "The Brotherhood Spirit Or
Lincoln. d" Ellis Island and New YORK
PROM a skyseraper." The Pigeon.
Zach for An" Praised Be Allah
Tor The Diversity of Ills Creatures.
$40 2. Bubble Book That Sings,
by Ralph Msyhsw
s.45 r. Sandman Stories By
Kasper Seidel
7 .. Adventures IN the Far
North" by S'efansscn.
: 80 p. m.-"Somo Facts That Every
body Should Know About Tea" b.
4 >. Hutchinson. United states De-
partment of Agriculture.
: ? m Recital by Alice Nengel Rus.
sian pianiste. Program; "kpilog
"Valss Chromatique." "Noc'urno
why" Swedish Peasant Wedding
March " Ia Source polish Va.
iiorai Dance" Evening "Fantasie
polonaise,' Russian folk songs anf
dances.
!, :00 n. m.-Reeitsl b. the senior class
of Princeton University. under the
auspices or the Princeton Alumni
Association % ths Oranges. Program
DO You Want n Know Who We
Are"s Guard of old Nassau Friday
Morn" Ny Ronnie," solo selected :
The Orange and ire BLACK Aus.
,raliar Girls "Yodel Specially
Princeton. Forward March ': quar-
tst. Southern Medley" Chinese
HONEYMOON" Going Baek,' spe-
eisi.y. "Faeul,y Song" Where. on.
Where" "Whosp Er Up" "Oid Mas
sau.'
WAT. Jersey City 900 m.ters)
;:57 ?. m.-Tuning Test.
r. m.-Address by ". r. Valentine.
principal Of the State ~ New Jersey
Manual Training and Industrial
School for Colored Youth, Borden
town. y. J. Subject. The Aim and
Purpose of Our School
-;t5 y. m.-Program of American folk
SONGS and spiritusls By male quar-
tete from ,he Borden,ovn School.
Ira Goodwin. tenor: Jesse Hamilton,
tenor. Melvin Burgess, BARITONE, ard
George Dosher. bass Program - p
Good News ibl "Oh. Mary. Don't
You Weep" fcJ What Kind n
shoes 10 You Wear" 3D. Live
Humble
go 2. Announcement.
-:s3 n. m. Quartet Iel TIE Ros-
arv." I'D WHY Adam Sinned.' ~
"Bve ard Bye" lhl Mighty Day
-:45 p. miss Helen Seruby, cor.
trslto soloisf from the school VII
sing a. Deep River lbl Smiling
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04

Eiffel Tower Sends Out News
The Eifel Tower station. Paris, now
broadeas.s news. The news consists 81
important financial and political events.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
kYW. Chicago l7s0 mstersl'

3.30 p. m-Radi0 erl1e. ser-.t,i,
conducted bv Rev Gardener 4. Ni,-
Wnorter. ~ the S1irt 1srg-.t
Episropai Church. cr The Voice q
God" Music by .ae quartz; o. ss
church.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04

7.s0 r. m-Dr +. ! Berg pTo,rr,r
electrical engineering wi.i TAX q.
What Science Owes 20 i1grg Nss
% H.zh School ard College Age
3 o. m.-Musica. progr'r Eai;iz
s.ardard iLrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
WESLEYAN STOPS OVER
NIGHT IN HUNTINGTON
Grid Squad Dimes at Hotel Ruffnor
with Members Of State Gov
eminent Body.

Charleston. " Va. Oct. @I.--The
Wrsl.,.u football! team arrived mere
lhis evening from Ruckaann"n "nfout'
t. Huntington where they meet the
Marshall college eleven Saturday.
Several prominent Charlestonlans.
among them, Secretary OF state "A. H.
Nonnr. .Iudg" Meredith Of the state Sill
prcmc court. Hai + Morris. assistant
- ,hr state treasurer: city Manager
I:,rrmgrr. Major T.. i. Ca:skaddnn.
secretary. and Charles lIrn"r. member
of tn. stat. ru.n' commission, took din
rer al Hotel Eucfncr with. tho grid
squad.
Coach Higgins Of III" Methodist e;cv-
- said Ia Wesleyan t:us that Il" cN-
p-vtcd hard game with Marshall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
BETHANY CLASHES WITH {. v. j. M
TODAYAT k|WAN|S PARK FIELD
BELLAIRE EX-HIGHS

The Rrila!re Ex-lIigh fotball team.
backed hy the klec 4. c. viii play tho
TEMPLES of Bellaire tomorrow afternon
or the Elc" Bal! Park Field. The game
vii be called At o'clock and from pres
cnt indications L hard fought contest
can be expected.
The EN-I!igh team is composed OF
former Hcl!airc High school gridiron
stars. In practice the team has been
making a good showing and look as
though they might be the winners IN
their first start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
Invaders Have Good Team.

The PITTSBURGH c!Uo WI present one
Of me h.ySr>i >cmi-p-" Teams that ever
nnvearcd "a Wheeling. Their line =
SAID t. average $50 pounds. while IA"
hacklcld is "n mark slightly under 'H;t'.
The players with few exceptions are "A-
co,l.r. stars who are displaying better
Football than 1t any time 49, their carer.
The. lam already holds Nti"ri"S over
such teams a. the Marx ';rcy~ -! IHn"N-
Vile. Wclrtun Stc"i~ and ",H"r strong
~. -sr-LL.- IL =, -..-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
RUbLE' ) TEAM
No MEAN FOE
SAyFOLLOWERS
Game Expected to Prove
Magnet on Sport Lovers
Throughout Entire Ohio
Valley.

Sport lovers throughout the
Ohio Valley are expected 10 flock
~ Mound>lilir today ~ witness
the clash between the MouudSvillc
High school ELEVEN and the Lin>iy
Cadets o. this city. The strength
~ both teams is well known To the
FANS and while the Cadets reign
the tavoritH many 'Npcrt TO Sec
them face heir first defeat oI the
season. The Kickoff is scheduled
for ; t. clock sharp.
Moundsv1lle Plans Comeback.
While defeated hy ST Mary> .n>c
weekend MouudSv;l}c under the WATCH
tu. -" ~ Euhl" has prepared t"r their
clash with The Cadets in the msrs, int
rrcsS'vs fashion. The team has per
scCted is "frcuSc and hours AZ careful
coaching has been held H. rrrtec; the
defense The Mound City Team realizes
= h:s - stop Capt. Car! Ttam:N II they
eNpcr; 10 have Il .ookin at the finish.
,ir>ly prac;iced with a vim This week
and ,; was plain - b" seen that their
recent Successes have not mad" them
ovcr-contiie:J The texan - IN the b"S;
OF shape and wh:le no; expecting IN
Easy victory E""l confident they viii
&c ~ top following a hard >trusEl"
The Lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

4 woman went ir;n cigar store 10
buy some cigars for her husband. who
Was laid mp DO YOU want them mild
nr strong. madam" he clerk asked.
GIVE me- The strongest YOU have.
she said The krst ones he had broke
In his pocket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
EASTERN SCHOOL NOT LOOKED UP
ON AS DANGEROUS THIS PAIL
WILL ARRIVE LATE THIS
MORNING.
Bisons Will Be Handicapped Because OF
injuries to Varsity Men-Ssveral
VIII Not Play.

The l:r:hany college football team i'm
iShrd training for their game with
,;cnrg" Washington university yester-
day with a light sigma! drill and are
ready TOY In" clash today. 'oscncs
Morrow and !:ait-rday have been drill
ing IN" BisuaS IN Ill branches of play
!h:s w""h ard have them ia good enough
shape that they are looked upon aS cap
able "f add:nr another victory to lne!r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

blood cells increase in number. blood I'm.
purities vanish! We also know that night
follows day. Both are facts! But have
you, eczema sufferers, ever actually taken
advantage Of this wonderful fact7 Thou.
sands Just like you have never thought
about Il! Skin eruptions, eczema with all
It's fiery, skin digging torture and III SOUL
tearing, unreachable itching. pimples,
blackheads and boils, they all pack up ana
70, when the tide Of blood cells begins to
roll In! Blood cells are the fighting giants
OF nature. 6. s. s. builds them by the
million! 1t has been doing 1t since ls.o:
S. s. s. Is one Of the greatest blood .eeil
builders. blood clea nsers and body build
ers known to us nortals! When you put
these facts together,-then to continue TO
have eczema and skin eruptions looks
more like a sin than a disease. Mrs.
Arthur \. Smith. Pearl St., Newark, Ohio.
writes:
my little girl had rem bad eass q
eczema. She began taking S. S. S. sd e
rel ,lo,c. thank YOU very mxeh. ted
nv friends rhat o good medicine Il T. y
cannot talk too much sboxt Il, fov kssu
IL 10 o. r." -,
Here Is your opportunity. s. 8. 3. eon.
talns only yegetab bic medicinal ingredients.
Because S. s. s. does build red blood cells.
Il routs rheumatism. builds firm flesh.
fills out hollow cheeks, beautifies the COM
nlerion. builds you up when you are rum
down. 6. s. 9. IL sold at all drug stores,
In two sizes. The larger size bottle 10 the
more economical.
SIS. E ze ss:,' ~ &c. s.:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

FlIN has been called the mos yalu-
able plant shat is grown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
Invaders Strong Team.

While not much i known of me m
.aders. reports reaching here during the
week. have them IS good strong
eleven However the visitors lost SeV-
rra. 60: their a!l-Star Dutiti OF last year
IuuL ar. looked upon as 0e!nc weaker
lHan ever before. The team Wi! arrive
in N.ll>burg this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

Niu"ty-fiNr per cent Of all HE insect
are eaten by birds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
LINCOLN AND CENTER
IN SCORELESS GAME

TIL" soccer FOO! ball team represent.
Ing Lincoln and Center hi@n schools
Of this city met Yesterday afternoon
4: In" Hubbard lied and battled 10 a
.co"cl"Ss H."
Lincoln mad several opportunities
Ia score but ON iu2 10 tn" inability OF
III" forwards 10 produce a. Crucia'
stages tn" team lIii"d 10 cop.
Center played an excellent dcfrn
, sivr game but was unable 10 reach
, l.inrOln's grnl because Of ihr eject.
lent guarding al i. Lee. who NOR"
, rhan one" STAYED off defeat by kick.
iny long pun's down the field.
This was l.lmcOlm's third game. The
team lot 10 Elm Grove and tied War.
wood ON the preceding occasions.
Ward referred 20 the satisfaction
Uf all COH"eEurd.
Uar.l -M,' N"u did g., fa' In
,'Is u"'
liarrie;-I weigh exactly 1"5 strip
ped
Harry YOU cans toll "XA '',r. thesu
druEsror" scales are liable 10 be Wronk
-Gargoyla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
Stars VIII Be Out.

BETHANY viii ir Handicapped by the
, ,Gs> of several stars from 'hc lineup
l':nua"ld. Captain l.and"!rh, H;"hhs'
Irun Atkins nnd s"vr"a! others WI! De
forced 10 remain on the bench because
u injur.r. Hrrausc OF this fact the
followers ~ IA" BisonS while expect
nc them - win look FOR very low
scurr.
the namc viii he played on The ~
wants park. WeIlsburg. and from the
irterrs, beng taken in the game rec
ord attendance is expected. The game
viii make he first appearance OF Beth
any on grounds whrr" their home town
cans ran So them display their wares.
Lineups Uncertain.
I'll, lfncupS uf the Bethany team was
very undecided last evening and W.!
he. aruouncrd at game time. The start
r,s Of q. W. /. were not aVHllab'" last
evening owing TO the fact that the team
ia duo: arrived IN Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
EF25'FG ss:';fI,l OF |(3:|! E'1!!|!s f:l1f{9a

Our display of the
new fabrics for Fail
and Winter will ap-
peal to men seeking
good clothes of all
wool material tn a t
have style tailored IN
every line and de-
pendability sewed liz
with every stitch.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Borne, Scrymser ssMelon''

Borne, Serymser Company directors,
at q meeting held yesterday at Eliza
beth, N. j.. adopted resolutions calling
for a 400 per cent stock dividend, in.
creasing the capital stock from $780,
600 to s1,000,0 900, of s1o0 par value
shares. A meeting of the stockholders
was called for November 22 at Eliza
beth, N. j.
"Ihe company was organized in
1885," President Orville G.. Warning
said, with a capital stock Of $500, 900,
and this capitalization has never been
increased. If the proposed increase in
capital is authorized by the stock
holders the board contemplates at an
early meeting thereafter the declara-
tion of stock dividend Of 400 per cent,
thereby distributing to stockholders
the entire amount Of the proposed in-
crease"
Borne. Scrymssr Company ia the
smallest unit of the Standard Oil
group. its business being the COM
pounding and marketing of lubricating
oils. 1t is the only Standard Oil COM
pany which has never issued an an
nuhl report.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Reserve Member
Bank Borrowings
Decrease Sharply
Extraction OF $40, ,OOO, 600
Ii Mainly in Rediscount
of Commercial Bills; Ra--
tic Rises "A Per Cent

i censraction sof sac, 900 900 In .aem-
~ bank borrowings, occurring exclu.
..sssay In thu rediscount of cornrscrciai
ssis. marks departure from recent
ssS3ancies Disclosed in che weekly
ss.tsr.,cnt of condition of the Federal
asetrse Ssstsrn, tssusd yesterday. A
81 movement is shown in the state.
.rsnt OF che New York bank, whose
sstS;nrs Of commercial hiIis other than
s~sptxnces were cut almost exactly in
ssn. This cfsange in position. in view
q she fact that the seasonal demand
s.nI the systems facilities has hardly
..ssed It's peak. probably results from
ssiustxaents following the large nav.
sssffa Of October is.
falling CT Of almost S1g 600 900 In
,syrusstisss wss another feature al the
sssfemenf that wRs aiso paraileied In
~ experience of tho New York dis
VIA. where the reduction amounted to
steoae. .9e0.. This pulling m of rircuIa-
Inn ia regarded as another reflection
4 re aftermath OF the mid month dis
.xhusSsas. The reserve account OF
.lsmhxr hanks for the system de-
.ssassa more than Sl2o.oeo, 900. follow
sur khsir temporary expansion INCIDENT
- rerernsnent payments, Reserves
wers viffuslly stationary. losing abous
se.eeeeae. The ratio rose from T5,s to
rge pr cest.
The. ztio. Of the New York bank
sntyea n2 even more sharply, going
from T8.s to S3.a per cert. The bank
loss seme S5;00e,0o0 gold through the
sesslemert fund and ether adjustments
broughtsits reserves siown see, ,eep. 900.
sieTabsf bark reservs account deposits
sers reduced more than $aS Gao 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Shortage of Labor
Growing Serious,
Grace Declares
Situation Due Largely to In,-
migration Laws, He Says;
Bethlehem Steel Operat-
ing at 30 p. G. Capacity

The growing shortage Of unskilled
labor is becoming matter of serious
Importance in the iron and steel indus.
try, causing In many instances curtail-
ment in operations and delay In con-
struction work, according to &. G.
Grace, president of the Bethlehem
Steel Cooperation. Following meet
ing of the directors yesterday at which
the problem was discussed he declared
that present conditions were due
largely to the present immigration
laws, tho results of which this yeal
will show 9 decrease yather than I'm
increase In the working class.
Directors st their meeting declared
the usual quarterly dividend of IN per
cent Oh the two classes Of common
holders Of record on December Is,
although earnings for the third quarter
were not sufficient to cover dividend
requirements, Mr.. Grace said. how
ever, that they had been substantially
greater than in either the first Or
second quarter.
"Due TO the marked improvement in
earnings for the third quarter and tho
continued increasing volume Of busi-
ness, together with the strong cash
position Of the corporation and the
surplus earnings accrued during the
last year." he said, 1.-The directors felt
justified in declaring the usual divi-
dends."
In addition to the common dividend
the board declared dividend OF IN
per cent for the current quarter on the
new z per cent cumulative preferred
stock. issued for the purchase OF the
Lackawanna Steel properties or in ex-
change for the per cent non-cumula-
tive preferred stock, on which divi-
dends had been declared in January,
1922, for the entire year. -
Moses Taylor, II. G. Dalton, Oliver
Jennings and Alvin Untermeyer were
elected to the board to fill the, vacan-.
cies occasioned by the designations OF
Allan Ryan, +. v. Il. Thayer, j. Z.
Mathews and J. II Ward.
Commenting further on the effect or
the present immigration laws On the
supply OF unskilled workers Mr.. Grace
said he strongly favored q selective
system Of immigration, protecting the
United States against the Importation
of undesirabies, but system which
would aGmit desirable workmen, par
ticularly from the Central European
countries.
The increase in the company's bust
ness throughout the September quarter.
Mr.. Grace said, was being maintained
the current month to o
point where the steel plants are run
ming at shout so per cent OF capacity,
or greater rate than at any time dur
lnp The wear
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
b n sin e SIS N e VS.
Divorce of Tariff and Politics
Approved at Exporters Meet
transportation Is Only
Hinxlr0yace iss Lumber

transportation is the only hinder
ing factor in the lumber market,
according 80 this weeks review Of
tho market by Lumber"
"As 1. stands to-day" says the re-
view. "the market shows vastly dit
ferent conditions prevailing Ia dit
ferent sections Of the country, with
demand on the whole only slightly
lowsr than is generally ths case st
shis time Of the year. Tho most
serious drawback Co an otherwise
encouraging situation 10 the con-
tinued inadeadacy Of transportation,
which is becoming worse In the
Southern pine region, difficulties
there spreading from ca. shortage
TO inadequate motive power. A fea-
ture Of the week was the appearance
of isrgs orders for car material In
the northwestern territory"