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Evening star., 1923-07-06

Wanted in Somerville, Mass. on a
charge of having kidnapped two-year-
old Barbara Irwin from an institu-
ton. Marie Cleveland. a stenographer,
twenty-five. wife of soldier at
Camp Devens. Aver. Mass, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tivcs Livingston and OBrien at I'd
and r streets northeast. where she
and the baby had roomed for several
days.
William Mack Eaton, a machinist,
also twenty-five years old. and liv-
ing at 502 b street northeast. was
held in custody d short while, accord
ing to the detectives. until he dis
closed the whereabouts of the young
woman from Aver.
Mrs. Cleveland had come to this
city to visit Eaton, she stated, think
ing she might get a divorce from her
husband and marry him. She told
Evening star., 1923-07-06

fully guaranteed, bristles secure
in a number of choice styles and
shapes. AS toothbrushes should not
be used for more than month on
account of sanitary reasons this af-
fords an economical change.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
WIFE SUES HUSBAND.
Seeks Recovery Of $1,31s She Saws
She Loaned Him.

John G. Sanderson of Muskogee.
Okla, is named defendant in a suit
to recover s1,31s by his wife. Leonfe
r. Sanderson, in the District Su-
preme Court. She declared she ad-
vanced to her husband at various
times between August IA, 1920. and
February l. 1921. a total of s2.277.
on which he has repaid only $3.50
leaving a balance of s1,31s.
Among the items mentioned nv tba
wife are s777 to pay on account OF
a purchase of a farm at Clarendon
Va; $500 for furniture, so5 for
Evening star., 1923-07-06
Soldiers Wife Hopes to Adopt
Child Police Say She Kidnapped

Detective Livingston she had changed
her mind about divorce and remar-
iriage and wanted to return to her
husband.
The institution in Somerville, ac-
cording to the police. permitted Mrs.
Cleveland to take the child to her
home. She said she and her husband
fell in love with the little one and
were anxious to retain possession Of
her.
Instead of returning the child to
the institution. it is charged, Mrs.
Cleveland brought her here. She is
now anxious to return to her soldier
husband. and an officer from Somer-
Vile is expected here for her. She
Charles A Kendall, chief of police of
Somerville.
Mrs. Cleveland today is caring for
the child at the house of detention.
where the younGster is attracting
much attention. She hopes to be
sable to adopt the child. .--.,-
Evening star., 1923-07-06
EXPLAINS CHINA CRAFT,
Lucke Tells Club How Ware L
Manufactured.

Showing that two-fired earthen-
ware, especially china, was one of
the finest and hardest objects to be
made from earth, George Lucke gave
many facts about making china be-
fore the Cosmopolitan Club at its
meeting in the Hotel Hamilton yes
terday. Porcelain ware. although a
great deal cheaper, is not as strong,
he explained.
Mr.. Lucke described the govern
mert tests. by which bottle of red
INK is poured on the surface of the
specimen and IL IL sinks one-eighth
OF an inch the material Is not china.
Weekly booster prizes were award
ed TO DR.. Albert J. Carrico and DR..
Archie Miller
Evening star., 1923-07-06
Cut Prices on
Toilet
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Evening star., 1923-07-06

groceries, $500 toward buying an
automobile and $3.50 for the expenses
of trip to Mississippi. The wife is
represented by Attorney Andrew
Wilson.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
BAND CONCERT.

Concert by the United States
Soldiers Home Band. at the
bandstand, Soldiers Home. this
evening, beginning at $50
o'clock. John S. NJ. thinner
mann, bandmaster.
March. The Square and Com
Overture. "1S12." Tschaikowsky
Suite, AT the Movies. b. .Sousa
Cd The Serenaders."
CD The Crafty Villain and
the Timid Maid"
go Balance All, ...
Gems from comic opera. Won
derland" Herbert
Fox trot. Who's Sorry Now"
Snyder
Waltz song, Time After Time"
(reques) Ball
Finale. Barney Google" Gre
quSSlJ -SOnTdu
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1923-07-06

Stearn's Rat ard Roach
Paste .z9c
Insect Powder Guns. .I0c
Pint lnsecticide Sprayers. 45c
Moth Balls and Flakes, lb-
10c
PreventoI =. soc, Csc, $1.59
Cedar Chips, box. ...... .10c
Crack Shot-"sure death for
reaches" .2Sc
Rough on Rats. .2Ic, 4zc
Evening star., 1923-07-06

Peterman's Ant Food, 1Oc, 19c
Black Flag Insect Powder
15c, 35c, soc
Sulphur Candies, &c; 2 for 15c
Sulphur Candies
15c; 2 for 25c
DethoI ....... .4zc, 83c, Sos
Gum Carnphor, 1 lb. :. ;. .S1.z5
Peterman's Discovery
13c, z3c, 4zc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Buivd ers' Directory
ARCHITECTS

John Noble Pierson & Son
ARCHITECTS q ENGINEERS
SPECIALISTS In Building Construction
Raritan Building Perth Amboy, n. j
Phone 1890 = 1881
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

nj cizf valuty v marky die T.
redniho kursu, kdezto v6tsina
ostatnich- bank dava 0 mnoho
meme.
Bee predsudku mohu rfci,
ze dnes v Berline je temef
vse drazsi, nez v Praze. OBJ
chody jsou preplneny zbozim
velmi dobre jakosti, ale cen
tem6f nedostupnych, vsude V
obchodech ceny zbozl jsou We
zlatych markach. Tato cena
prepoeitava Sc ma h6zny kurs
v papirovych markach die
zvlastniho multipikatoru.
N6mecko .prod6lava v teto
dobe velkou hospodarskou kri
81, kterou prekonati bude vel
mi tezko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
- Vrah kapit6na Haniky - ],
ho Is lety ivalr ]. Wesley. .

- vrah kapitlna Haniky - jsl
ho Is lety ivakr J. Wesley. -
V minulych dnech byl Ka-l
rel Hanika, kapitan pesiho plu-|
'ku {. 43 v Brine lkladne za-|
stfelen. Phi vysetfovani sledo-|
|vala brnenska poGcie stopu|
Amladeho muze, ktery v pfedve-
Ger vrazdy navstfyil kapitana
Haniku jeho bydliAti na maj
nevrach a domnele sc MIN
vratil do Bina. Podezreni z!
vrazdy uvaleno bylo ma bratra
nee kapitanoIvy zeny 21lete
Hildegardy, 18leteho j. Vese-
|leho, ktery mel pomer Sc svou
|sestfenici Hanikowou.
& " ltery dne, 24s Epnx kou-
pill 81 milenciSv Brine opakova-
ci pistol, jiz byl Hanika- zastfe
len. Hanikova doznala, re Sc
svym muzem, "a n6hoz Sc pro-
Fvdala teprve pred 2 lety, Ii.
la poaledni dobu V nepratel-
stvi a ze Sc proto chtela zastfe
lit. yesely toupil pistol, ale ne
chtal il vydatf slfbil, re Ha-
nikovou sam zastfeli. Gin pax
chtcl provesti jiz den kdy
koupil pistol. Wesley milo
val sestfenici. Hanikova pripu-
stila We svych vypovedich, ze
Wesley zastrelil iejiho muze.-
Hanikova a jej matka Franti-
Ska Charvatova byly dcprave-
ny do vazby zemskeho soudu
|v Brne. Vrah Wesley prchl po
s,inu nebyl dosud dopaden.
Bud uiel Ia hranice, nebo spa
|chal aebevra1du.
Zastreleny kap. Hanika byl
|v patek pohrben v Rrne "a O.
brovske lcasti obecenstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

,nichz by byl mohl souditi m
pohodh, nebo nepohodu, nezby
10 mu mic jin&ho, nez opafiti
si dobfe fungujicf barometr,
ktery Krolmus odbyva We sve
s'Kronice' povSechnou, ale
pravdivou poznamkou pred
destem barometr klesa
patrn6 vice miloval pavouky a
kostiv&ly.
Ale pres to, re. phi cteni
Krolmusovy "Kroniky", pfeca
sto Sc clov9k srdetn9 zasme-
je, neni to smich Fly. Ba ma
opak. Jest v mem zablesk .ra-
dostneho vedomi, jaky ohrom-
ny kus prace vykonano bylo
"a tech sedmdesat let Cd vyda
nj Krolmusovy knizky psane
pro lid. Jak daleko jsme do
spell a kolik dnes name Krol-
musd v prave podob6 lidovych
ucitel6, kterym zajiste me-
|schazi ami ma zaniceni, ami ma
hrdem vedomi narodnim, KITE
rym plapolalo nitro stareho
kneze vlastence, jehoz prace
nese prave jen ten znak odda-
ne zanlcenosti, ktery je take
jedinym jejfm kladem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
rDNEsNf BERLIN.
az-Berlin 8. zari.

~ ! w SS~oNiAA -
specielne v Berline bylo vel
mi lacino, take tisice cizinca
q i nasich prislusnikd z repu-
bliky travilo v Berlin6 svoji
dovolenou. Ucel cesty tako-
vychto navstevnikd Berlina
byl take spekulacni, nebot'
zde "a malo pen6z nakoupili
mnoho dobrych a uzitecnych
veci.
Dnes pomery Sc vemi zmeni
ly. Drahota zde je uzasna, tax
ze i pro cizince, specieln6 pro
mas Cechoslovaky je zde dra-
no, i kdyz v Berline nase kQ-
runy promenime v marky. Co
ny rostou do horentni vyse.
Smerhici pro obchodniky je
drles kurs americkeho dollaru.
DIE vyse dolaru stanovi Sc ce-
ny rdznych produkta. Rano je
cena urciteho produktu stano-
vena die kursu> z min. tydne.
Tato cena plati do jedne hodi
ny odpoledne, nebo do treti
hodiny, kdy jsou jiz znamy no
We kursy cizich valut ma bur-
Sc. v tomto case jsou vyvesO4
vany lined move ceny zbozi.
Berlin mozno dnes nazvati
spekulacnim m6stem, nebot' ii
sice jeho obyvatelu zivi sc
spekulacemi zbozim, akciemi
q hlavne cizimi valutami.
Pred bankami denne stoji
spousty pokoutnich kupcd,
kteri cizincGm davaji "a jich
menu o n6kolik tisic vice, n 2
je mozno v bance dostati. Ia
koveto spekulace pro cizince
jsou vsak take nebezpeGne, ne
bot mIze sc mu stati, re pre-
da dObrou svou menu "a ne
prav6 n6meck6 marky.
v kavarnach a restauracich
ma cizince mali rozmaniti po
dloudni obchodnici, hlavne III
de, pfichystanou zvlastni lee
ku. Poynaji-i v urcite osobt
cizince, pozadaji takoveho ci
zillce "a dovoleni, ably mohl
pfisednouti 81 ke stolu. Velm
zdNorile sc pfedstavi, vyptavs
il Sc, jak je v Nemecku, jail
je tam a tam a "a chvili vyprs
vuji urcitou historku; ma ko
nee vytahnou karty, fetizek
anebo n1co jineho a ukazuj
urcit0u hru, v niz je moznt
ziskati penize. Je samozfejme
zepodobni obchodnici zadaji
aby Sc s&zely do hry pouzt
CHI valuty. Praktika jejich j.
takova, ze nechaji cizinci ne
kolikrate vyhrati a ma konet
oherou jej 0 vsechny penize
jak psl jsem jK tfikrate pfi
lezitdst, hyti sv6dkem podob
ne hry. Drahotou je velmi pt
stizen stfedni stav, delnici ,
vdbec vsichni ii, kdoz "a urci
tou dobu dostavaji plat. Vsicl
nj tito lid6 vskutku mail bidu
nsbot' v4tsina rlznych prodn1
td pro drahQtu jest Jim nedo
stupna. posud existuji mestsk'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
Po 13 letech 50 doznala

vraxde. Marie VavreGkOva 2
Nor. Ostravy porodila v roce
1909 nemanzelske dite, ktere
dala ma vychovu k zofii Plo-
chove. Ia rok 81 dit9 vzala a
s oderskeho mostu Privoze
je hOdila do vody. Dit6 utonu
10. Vrazda byla vysetrovana, a
lie Vavreckov6 Sc podarilo rdz
nymi vymiuvami uniknouti
spravedlnosti. Teprve nyni,
kdyz Sc mezitim provdala, phi
znala Sc, ze dive utopia. Ryla
predana krajskemu sOudu a
bude souzena nejblizsi poro-
tou. n sf
r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27
A. Ziegloserova:
CTENf v KROLMUSOVE
"KRONICE".

"kRONICE".
V letech As. minuleho stole
til vydaval buditelsky knee
Krolmus sve spisy, We kte-
rych Sc snazil poucovati lid.
Kdyz sc dnes dostane takova
"Kronika' cili "Dejepis vsech
povodni a posloupnych let su-
chych a mokrych" do rukou
cloveku jen ponekud sectele-
Imu, musi Sc nutne zamysliti
mad tim, jakym ohromnym,
primo perutnym vzmachem, Y
Itak malu. letech, vznesla sc
do vyse jak nase veda, tax
literatura. Ty prvopocatky
Ejsou tax nepatrne a ty "mou-
dire rady, .kterymi ma pr. W.
sperkoval pater Krolmus sve
knihy, psa'ne pro lid, phi nej-
llepsi vdli dychnou humornosti
Ii kdyz je to v kapitole, pojed-
navajici o velike zivelni kato
strofe, jimz Krolmus v6noval
zvysenou pozornost, coz v
predmluve sve Kroniky ZdG-
lvodhuje slovy: "ze jsem ia
korka cd kolebky sve ma vo-
dach a pri potocich a rekach
|malych velkych neustale We
lvlasti nasi mile sidlil a oura-
Idoval, v6ci mnohe videl j.
Inc slysel, vody. hradil a bfehy
Iupevnoval, mnohe vody Ohle-
dal a ma ne ruce vztahl." TAX
Nv kapitole o zlych povOdnich
a o tom, jak ma Labi Sc "ne-
cekane ledy hnuly", v r. 1880
vzpomina, ze "v te dobe dve
|devecky jdouci k hlubine pro
|m6kkou .vodu", tax dlouho a
horlive o svych panickach a
milych povidaly, "az voda le-
|dem trhla a tn sc teprve vzpa-
Imatovaly, ze Sc s mimi led k
iLOvOsicGm toci - Zapovl-
|dani sve draze chudinky "a.
platily, nebot': "bohu povedo.
|mo, kamz sc Octnuly :"
i Zajimavy je take vyklad q
} zaznam o fadeni "posla bozi,
lho", pri kter6mz pry "byle
bozi dopusteni, kroupy velike
sti vejcete slepiciho padaly &
Nv Lomech vichrice stodoly &
domy potocila a zviraty j lid
mi koulela a Mat6je Mrazks
cihlou zabila!'
! A kdyz phi jedn6 boufce
! EKlatovech .blesk "a blesken
Ilftal, rama "a ranou (jako pr
!, ldelostrelbe strasne) V buchan
prechazejic m6stem celym po
,trasalo" a vedle mestky zabiti
ljest8 phi dvore Morovickem -
!: ,topole ma sab a ctvrtou ns
}, ,dvacet sahG cd druhych VIDA
..lenou cd pull kazdou az ms
kofeny sloupnuf" doklada, Il
"'blesk rovnovazny byl, kdy;
,,,se ma ctyri paprsky rozdelil !
,.v polovici stromh Sc chytil. =
II A 2 tohoto vykladu rozsuzl
!, ,je, ze "dr. Arago Francouz Y
.''Geny dobre pravi, ze nase NH
Inosvody Franklinovy nepotfel
ne jsou, protoze bleskov6 q
casio rovn6 pfichazeji sit
-zdeji !" A dovolava Sc j uc'
, neho kneze Prokopa DiviSe
ktery vpravd6 Franklinov!
mlunosvody odmital svym v.
i nalezem hromosvodu je nahr,
dill: "coz Divis "a svych casi
: q start Cechove Cd nepamet
,nych dob vyprayuji, ze pose
bozf ne vzdycky zhlry, nybr;
i zdGli, nejen kolmo, ale j rp'
nobS4ns, nejen koninena, ale
, brz i okny pfichazi q. biiev
. Tyrzeni toto zaSlaI4ilo ~ !
, sice srozumitelnS SA(An vAkla
du, ponevadz j pfi nejlepa
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die Krolnluse: "jednoho ok
nem vyhodil, druhehos po scho
dech dold svalil a tfetfho slime
popalir' a nemaje ma tom
dosti, jest6 :sv9z zapalil, KITE
.rouzto dunn bOM uh0fel ="
"a toho plyne mino Krplmnse.
,ze posel bczi rozhodnG prisel
'..zhdry", ale hlayne, ze nejen
"okny prichazi", ale ze j ok
NY vyhazuje s.
Dalsi humorna je stat, po-
|jednavajfci ) povetrnosti a ne
|klamnych znamenich, jez il
''zvestuji".
TAX poile Krolmuse moz-
most "zvestovati" povetrnost
mali pavouci a to .jeste dvou
|pavoucich rodti:: "visacich a
pokoutnich.''
TAX 'lzeI ocekavati peknou
|pohodu, pfedou-li horliv6 a
|nedaji-li I'll p4koje a zhotovu-
Jill sv6 site l y noci J. - a
"protahuji4isve nohy'', a "cim
vice pokoutni pavouci sve no.
by protahqji, tim krasnejsi pc
|v6trnost btN6s. !" Ale jest-li
I'VE SVEN koutku hfbet ukazu-
il. mozno cekati dest =
.Bojuji-li yisaci pavouci mezi
Isebou, zab6hajf-li do svych
starych siti,s ale stejne hoto-
Will move a vice tkanin, pride
| v 9-12, dnech zima tvrda'. Po-
zorovani zajiste slozita, vyza-
dujici naproete trpelivosti a
hlayn6 smysl pro pofadek a
cistotu.
Vsak vedle pavoukd uvadi v
|"Kronice" Krolmus zaznamy
ia pozoiuvani, jak 81, pocinaji
"hovada, ptaci, ryby, hmyzy,
kvetiny a 6levek!" podle KITE
rychzto pozor0v&ni mozno sou
| dit ma d6Sta nebo povetrnost
jasnou. Jak lie videt, jde vse
podle .biblipk6ho rozvrhu,
| tax byls Glo1tk take posledni,
Talk: Akdu lzr4vy founi do
vzduchu, 4pseve travu zerou q
|rozhazuji-li prasata sve zrad-
[lo", bude jiste prseti. Stejne
|"krakaji-li z;r&na krkavci a
|vrany krakaji-li az k veceru,' =
spadne dest', ktery vsak pre-
Istane, "prochazi-i Sc "a casu
deste kohout pysne po dvo-
Ire !"
Nalezitou zajiste vystrahou
pro rybare z povolani ] ze
lsportu je poznatek, ze "ryty
pred destsp vice ma povrchu
Iplovou a sebou mrskaji," ate
pres to ma udici sc nechyta.
|ji".
Boleji-li cloveka 'zahojene
kostivaly a kuri oka", je tic
podle "Kroniky" neklamnou
znamkou ma dest'. y
Ia to ''trkaji-li Sc ovce ma
|pastve, nasleduje" vitr, kterJ
jeste zesili, "utikaji-li jeleni q
lane do pasek a LUX -"
A nepopiratelne pravdivt
zajiste je tvrzeni, ze "velika
skalam podobna mracna zna.
menaji lijavce jestli oblakt
pribyva, hrozi tim vice dest'
! Ale i nezivotn6 veci jsou Y
lKrolmuse nahradou barome
Etru, nebot' "poti-li Sc zdi, cd
lupuji-i Sc saze v komine, VIII
lne-li sdl a poti-li Sc oblaskovt
kameni, spadne vkratku dest' :
I z kvetin hlavn6 .'sibifskJ
svinsky bodlak, neb hladkj
milo, oznamuje ma druhy der
!dest',, kdyz Sc jeho kvst ns
'tdruhy den nezavrel'' q mao
Ipak Ease "kufimor (anasalis)
q
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nejsf ceny. Pred prodejnami
stoji denn6 fronty lidi a tax
clov6k vzpomina 81 ma valecne
pomery, ktere u mas uz dav-
no minuly.
Ma jedne strane je bida, ale
ma druhe strane je Ease O.
hromny luxus. Pc ulicich je-
zdi tisice luxusnich automobi
III a ekvipazf, take jen clo-
v6k Sc zvlastnim umenim do
stane Sc bez lrazu z jedne
strany ulice ma druhou. Ma
|Berlinerstrasse, coz je siroka
asfaltovana trida, jez protina
park "Tiergarten", vecer jsou
pofadany automobily; y motor;
|cykly a jinymi dopraynfmi
prostredky prave zavody.'f3
Bfdou divky rdzneho veku
jsou dohaneny k prostituci a
|proto nejen vecer, ale We dne
ma ulicich stoji spousty prosti-
tutek, ktere "a rdzny obnos
pen6z prodavaji sve telo. z
|te socialni bidy koristi hoteli-
Ell, kteri pronajimaji pokoje.
Vsude tezi Sc z cizipcu. Berli-
name mali zvlastni ideologii.
Domnivaji Sc, ze kazdy CHI
nee mize platiti vyssi ceny
nez Nemec. v hotelu plati Sc
cizinecka dan, takze vposled
mich dnech "a. pokoj platil
jsem 10 millionl marek. l mu-
sea, divadla a jine verejne pod
milky mali RUNE vstupne. Pro
Rakusany a Mad'ary vstupne
| je dvakrate vysSi, nez pro fis-
ske Nemce, pro ostatni cizince
Iv beznem slova smyslu "fuer
|Auslaender'.' vstupne je peti
|nebo sestinasobne.
Velke restaurace a velke
kavarny mali dobre obchOdy,
nebot' jsou strediskem boha-
tych vrstev. Zde je mozno do
|stati vsechno nome, ovSem "a
sunny, jez obycejny smrtefnik
Enemohl by zaplatiti. IA to ma
lie zivnosti hynou. v malych
restauracich prodava Sc pouze
cerna kaya bez cukru, pax je
/ |zde mono dostati br@mb0ro-
YOU polevku, gulas, nebo hove-
(zi peceni "a ceny, jez jsou jiz
pro stfedni STAY pristupn6jsi.
M6stske elektricke drahy
jsou snad zachraneny, nebot'
(byla utvorena obchodni spo-
lecnost, zatim provisorni, jez
drahy bude spravovati. Tarify
jsou jiz Ease vyssi. Jeden IL
J stek ma tramway stoji nyni
l15O, 900 marek. Listek ma jed
nu jizdu autobusu stoji
E2OO,OO marek, ma podzemni
Fdraze 10000 marek.
Zajimave bude uvesti dnes-
mi ceny nekterych veci. Chleb
stoji 100000 marek, funt
masla 4,5OO,0O0 marek, pIl Ii
tru piva 100000 Nix, obed 3
az 4 miliony, bida kava 35O,-
900 Nix, l doutnik 100000
Nix, l zemle 100000 Nix, !
funt syestek 35O,OOO Nix, funt
hrusek 100000 Nix. Ceny tyto
byly pfi kursu l kc-29O.OOU
Nix, takze ceny dnes jsou jiz
0 mnoho vetsi, kdyz nase ko-
runa ma berlinske burse je zna
fmenana $1,000 marek.
i Cd l. zafi poStoyni zele2
), niGni tarify byly zvyseny a ji2
ie Ease move zvyseni asi cd IL,
nebo cd Is. zari ohlaSeno.
! Ones panuje specielne V Bel
:. line naprosty chaos. Zadny ne
l;vi co bude Ultra. Tax ma bur.
sc a vIbec vsechen obchOd je
dnes v rukou spekui& Mn le.
ii urcuji sami ceny., !. Mafky
nemIze zadny dlouho drzeti
nebot' jich cena "a jeden der
o so al 100 procent Sc zmen-
Suie, jak to bylo nyni v po-
slednich dnech.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

CO V [. 8 q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-22
NEW SHARP JUMP TAKEN BY COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-There was a very sharp further advance in the cotton market today. The re-
 port of the census bureau showing S.63S,823 bales ginned to November 14, compared with S,86S,97S last year, was a little above the recent fore cast if anything. The official fig ures however, appeared to bring about a more general acceptance of reduced crop estimates and the re- port was followed by heavy general buying March contracts sold up to 352O or 62 points above the closing quotations of yesterday. and closed at 35.03 with the general market closing firm at net advances of 35 to SO points.
 The market opened barely steady at a decline of l point on May, but generally to IS points higher on active months, and immediately ad- vanced on the relatively firm cables and the bullish impression made by the ginning figures. There was very heavy realizing with the materializa- ton of 35 cent price predictions, but it was absorbed on moderate set backs and the market showed even greater activity and strength in the late trading on reports of big spot demand in the south, continued trade buying to fix prices around the local ring and reports that the t'rench ana BritishBritish representatives had reached an agreement at the confer ence of ambassadors at Paris. The latter reports were accompanied by advances in sterling and reports of strength in the stock market which doubtless stimulated the demand for cotton. December sold up to 35.46 and January to 34.95 while May ad vanced to 25.02 making net ad vances of 62 to Fl points on the &C., tive positions. There was another spurt of realizing at tsthese figures but the close was within 10 or 15 points of the best. The fact that ginning between November 1 and II as indicated by today's report did not show a more substantial in- crease over last years figures, was regarded by local traders as afford ing additional evidence of a small crop, and in some instances the re- port was regarded as tending to confirm estimates of around 9,500,- 900 bales. Exports today were: 4,133 bales, making 2,223,453 so far this season. Port receipts, 37,270. United States port stocks, 91S,906.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-Thirty-five cents pound for cotton went on the boards at the cotton exchange today for the first time this season, small ginning returns stimulating the buying that put prices up. Fluctuations were not decided and after the opening and at one stage prices were to 10 points under the close of yesterday but the market before long struck a rapid upward stride which carried 1t 50 to 54 points over yesterdays final prices.
 Following the early buldge realizing by longs became heavy enough temporarily to check the advance and to bring about recessions of 20 points or so. In the late trading highest levels were esta blished fol- lowing the receipts by brokers of Paris cablegrams which stated that the council of mbassadors was in accord on all pro- posals before it. January rose to 34.S5c and the list went to net gains of 55 to 66 points Realizing caused small recessions from tho highest, and the close 37 to 50 points net higher on the day the last sale of January being at 34.71c. May traded as high as 35.o7c and closed at range of 34.92c to 34.95c.
 While the census bureau figures of S36s,6S3 bales ginned prior to November 14 were about 1oo 900 bales over general expectations, they still were low enough to confirm most traders on the long side in their ideas of n total crop not to ex- ceed a round $500, 900 bales and this was the basis of the great part of the buying of the session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-22
STOCKS
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Al. Na. r,,. Va iV'
PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans: Middling. S4.75c; receipts, 12,10O; sales, 4136; stock, 196,4
 Galveston; Middling, 34.70c; receipts, 15,724; sales, 2o72; stock. ss5.604.
 Mobile: Middling, 34c; receipts. 15S; sales, 2S5; stock, 13.154.
 Savannah: Middling. 3442c; receipts, 1.2s6; sales, 477; stock, 1O1.o55.
 Charleston: Receipts, 2,74o; exports, 4,133; stock. 47,954.
 Wilmington: Middling, 34.15c; receipts, 2,o17; sales 29,51S.
 Texas City: Stock. 2,21S.
 Norfolk: Middling, 34.3sc: receipts. 96,s74
 Baltimore: Stock, s,245. stock. $500.
 Philadelphia: Stock. 4,2oo. 5s2
 Minor ports: Stock, 2.646
 Total today: Receipts, 37.s7o; exports. 6,633; stock, e13,812.
 Total for week: Receipts, 16o,oSo; ex- ports, 35,004.
 Total for season: Receipts. 3.45s,144; exports, 2,180,325