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Evening star., 1923-08-08
Deep Reductions in
Lingerie

t3D Crepe de Chine Ntghtsowns, for
merly $3.50. Thursdays price.
$IO.75
(3) Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, for
merly $12.75. Thursdays price .$S.95
t2) Creme de Chine Nightgowns, for
merly S10.75. Thursdays price $S.75
go Crepe de Chine Nightgowns. for
merly 1895. Thursdays price $6.85
u silk Envelope Chemise, formerly
$S.15. Thursdays price. $8.95
Is, silk Envelope Chemi~e. formerly
$I45. Thursdays price. $5.95
90 Silk Envelope Chemise, formerly
S6.95. Thursdays price. 5.95
tsp Silk Envelope Chemise. formerly
1895. Thursdays price. .S395
dS) Silk Envelope Chemise. formerly
$3.50. thursdays price. .$3.9S
t3D Radium Step-in Drawers. formerly
S2.9o. Thursdays price. $179
t2D CamisoIes. formerly SOS. Thurs
days price. $1.OO
80 CamisoIes, formerly s2.25. Thurs
DAY price. $1.W
90 NainsOok Envelope Chemise. for
merly S2-95. Thursdays price.SI.25
GO) Extra Size Nainsook Envelope
Chemise. formerly S1.69. Thurs
days price. .95c
90 Extra Size Nainsook Envelope
Chemise. formerly sl.50. Thurs
days price. Observation-Disclosures. Csc
13D Extra Size NainSook Envelope
Chemise. formerly s1.95. Thurs
days price. CSC
co Philippine Straight Chemise, for
merly sl.95. Thursdays price .85c
u3) MarceIla Drawers, formerly s1.00
thursdays price. SOC
ts) Cross-bar Batik Gowns, formerly
$2.S5. Thursdays price. .$1.S5
U2 Corset Covers. formerly SIPS.
Thursdays price. soc
t2p Philippine Corset Covers, formerly
$1.00- Thursdays price. soc
C) Black Sateen Boomers, formerly
$1.0O Thursdays price. SOC
U2D silk Blouse Innings. formerly
S100 Thursdays price. ...... 39c
I2D Satin NesIigees. in sleeveless
styles. Formerly S16.95. Thurs
days price. $1,000
% Rose-coIored Satin NegIfgee. lace
cap sleeve. Formerly s12. Thurs
days price. $1,000
% Flemish Blue Satin NeEIigee. for
merly $500. Thursdays price,
$I2.OO
ID Flesh Georsette Neglisee. with
waterfall sleeve. Formerly $500
Thursdays price. $1,000
D Copen Satin NegIigee, formerly
$14.O0. Thursdays price. $1,000
Is, Box-Ioom Crepe Negligees. slight
ly soiled and musSed. Formerly
$3.50 Thursdays price. .$I.OO
f4O) Tub Silk Petticoats. formerly
S2S5. Thursdays price. .$I.95
go, Gingham and Percale Dresses,
all sizes in the lot, but not in each
size Formerly S195. Thursdays
price SI.oO
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

At some time during the sessions the
entire assemblage will proceed to
Arlington national cemetery and hold
an appropriate ceremony at the grave
of the unknown soldier.
The Military Order of the World
War Is composed exclusively of off,
GERS who served during that conflict.
Maj. Gen. George H. Harries of Chi
Evening star., 1923-08-08

reception, to be held on the evening
of October 4, and a military banquet
and ball on the evening of October S.
The invited guests of honor to this
function will include President Cool
idge, Secretary of War Weeks. Secre-
tary of the Navy DENLY. Senator
Wadsworth of New York. and the
British. French, Italian, Belgian and
Evening star., 1923-08-08
CSC Linen Huck
Towels, 4Sc

go, Linen Huck Towels, fancy dam
ask border: size 1895 inches.
Were Csc. Thursdays price 4Sc
500 Antique Lace Scarfs, size 1Sx54.
Were $l.00. Thursdays price.
(25l Centerpieces, to match scarfs
Were $2.25. Each. h............ .S1.73
FIRST FLOOR
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RITZMAN CASE DELAYED.

Justice Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court yesterday continued un-
til September 4 the hearing on the
habeas corpus petition tf Charles
A. Ritzman, former Army officer. con-
victed of accepting a bribe to infiu
ence the letting of a contract: Ritz
man was sentenced to eighteen
months in the penitentiary. but his
Evening star., 1923-08-08
q Fine French Filled
Pearl Necklaces, u Price

French-fiIled Pearl Necklaces, per
fectly graduated beads; solid gold
clasp. Formerly $500. Thursdays
"a Gunmetal Mesh hugs, good size
Were $500. Remnant price.
cdtH I.DO
Cd Novelt! Bead NeckIaces MANY
colors and combinations Were
soc. Thursdays price, each. ;. zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

New willard Hotel, October 4. and
6, have been virtually concluded. it
was announced today by the local
chapter convention committee, of
which Lieut.. Philip c. Kaufman is
chairman. At the business sessions
many important subjects will be
taken up for action.
The social events include an official
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Housewares LoW-Priced
Odds and Ends of
Brassieres Reduced

At I9c-Model Bandeau1, in flesh
only; Notwithstanding style, IN
broken sizes. Big values.
At 75c-OddS and Ends of Brassteres,
De Bevoise, Bien Jolie and Memo
Circlets; We're $500 and $3.50.
At 81 125-Brassieres, formerly $3.50 TO
$500: De Bevoise, Bien Jolie, also
Memo CircletS.
THIRD FLOOR
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Stamped Bedspreads

Double BeGspreadS. with bolster piece
to match: of blue striped art crash !;
French knot basket designs. Were
S325. Thursdays price. -. 81 .9S
BedspreadS, with heavy filet lace and
fringe trimming. Were S798. To-
morrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $7.25
College Gowns and Combinations,
dainty designs; complete, with eX-
ception Of a little handWork. Were
Sl4". thursday. 3Sc
THIRD FLOOR
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Japanese ambassadors with their
military and navy attaches.
During the convention sessions an
oil painting of Gen. Pershing, who is
a member of the order.-will be pre-
sented to the national organization.
More than 1,G00 delegates, members
and guests will be present during the
three days, and this number will in
clude many men prominent in mill
Evening star., 1923-08-08

counsel, Thomas c. Bradley, claims
the law requires both fine and i'm
prisonment and as the court failed
to impose a fine the sentence is il
legal. Ritzman is on bail pending
the hearing.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Odd Lots of Silverware

(37b Bead Hot Dish Mats, were 95c.
Thursday. each. h...............6 SOC
(10b Bud Vases, silver bases: etched
insert Were soc. Each. 39c
{4Ol NickeI-silver Sugar Shells, We're
15c. Each. ................. DC
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Odd Lots of Bags and
Purses Reduced

(:7D Beaded Bags. envelope shape: at
tractive colors; silk lined. Were
s4.95. Remnant price, each. So %
1851 ChiIdren's Purses and Bags
Were soc. Thursdays price. 29c
(I6) Leather Collar Bags, fine for va
cations and travelling. Were s495
Remnant price, each. 81 so
t3O) Women's Belts, dark colorS only
We're 15c. Thursdays price. 1Oc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

cago is commander-in-chie and Rear
Admiral T. J. Cowle of this city is
senior vice commander-i in chief. Capt.
Ennals Waggaman Of 732 18th street
is commander of the local unit.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Summer Skirts and
Knickers Reduced

Summer Skirts, Of corduroy, velvet
and white gabardine; also knick-
ers of tweed: broken sizes For
merly selling from s2.25 TO 81 On
$1195. Choice tomorrow
One of skirts. including tweeds, cot
ton crepes, fancy corduroy and
checked flannel: various colors
and styles. Formerly selling $500.
s,;:a, sS,ss and M $500. Now re- $3.50
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Connecticut man ate 213 onions on
bet. He won the bet, but lost all
his intimate friends.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

At the age of 100 years, Mrs. Har-
riet Hubbard OF New York, continues
to make all her own clothes.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Nearly 5000 Yards of
Cretonne Short Lengths
Regardless of Former
Prices, 15c Yard
Scores of beautiful designs In every
desirable color and combination.
Please Note-Lengths vary from "a
to 10 yards. Sold by length only, as
we will not cut,
$4,000 yards) White Marquisette, 60
inch wide; Lengths 10 to 20 yards.
Formerly 15c, Thursday, yard. .1Oc
FIFTH FLOOR
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PRESIDENT INVITED
BY MILITARY ORDER

Elaborate plans for the national
convention of the Military Order of
the World War, to be held at the
Evening star., 1923-08-08
100 Girls Summer Dresses

lU Urls OuInIneT DISSSSS
Formerly s5.es. Thurs 1898
days Price. ..........-....-.
Smart Dresses, of dotted Swiss,
gingham, voile, ratine, tissue ging-
ham and Normandy voiles. in green.
blue, lavendar, maize, brown and red;
trimmed with lace, organdie sashes
or hand d-embroidery. Sizes Is to 10.
(9) White Baronet satin Skirts, in
plain or knife plated styles. For
merly SIS. Thursdays price. $3.SS
PercaIe Apron Dresses, sizes to "A;
smart little styles. Formerly 81.
Thursdays price. .79c
(:5, Capes, in tan, blue, brown or red
checks. plaids and tWeeds. Some
in solid colors. Sizes to II.
Greatly reduced Thursday to $3.0S
FOURTH FLOOR
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Boys Summer Wearables
Thursday Priced

Boys Wash Suits. formerly S1.00.
Thursdays price. ce............. .69c
Boys Baseball Suits, formerly S1.0G.
Thursdays price. e............. soc
Boys Khaki Flarper Suits, formerly
S1.00. Thursdays price. e... CSC
Boys Bathing Suits, formerly csc.
Thursdays price. SOC
Boys Palm Beach Suits. Thursdays
price greatly reduced o.. S2.95
Boys Khaki and Crash Norfolk Suits.
Thursdays price. .SI.95
Boys Khaki and Blue OveraIIs, for
merly 19c. Thursdays price. 49c
Boys Khaki Sport BIouses, formerly
79c. Thursdays price. ....... .49c
Boys Wash Hnts and BIouses, for
merly 49c. Thursdays price. 25c
Boys Khaki Knee and FIapper Pants.
formerly CSC. Thursdays price .63c
FOURTH FLOOR
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Writing Paper

Strath Moore Haven linen paper,
white or tints; "a sheets and "a en-
evlopes in box. 35c, for 81.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Friday is Thursday this wee
closed all day Friday and the
remnants priced to sell, bring
earlier. Shop Thursday, your
store will also be closed all da,
Note-Shot Early, Quantil
nant Merchandise Sales ar
No Erchanges-None Sc,
proval-MaH or Phone O.
Children's Stamped
Dresses Reduced
All Dresses made up and stamped
for easy-to-work embroidery designs.
Buying at these prices means timely
savings:
ChiIdren's Dresses. waist of white
linene, skirts of orchid linene:
sizes and years. Were sl.4s
Thursdays price. .esc
Chiidren's Rompers, of old rose lin
enc: full size: years. Were
s14S. Thursdays price. 9Sc
ChiIdren's Panty Dresses, of un-
hleached muslin; sizes 5 to years.
Were 1925. Tomorrow. each. .9sc
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1923-08-08


out tomorrow at drastic reductions.
afford worth while savings We ad-
wise early selection:
l92 pairs) Women's Full-fashioned
SILK Stockings, reinforced with
Isle tops or all-slk: perfect quail
ity. Formerly $500 and $500.
Thursdays price. pair. ....... .$1.39
(12O pairs) Women's Fancy Glove Silk
Stockings, perfect quality; all silk
Were $3.50 and $500. Thursdays
price, pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80
600 pairs) Children's silk Sport Hose,
sizes "A to so; perfect. Were
S5c and $1.00. Now, pair. soc
600 pairs, ChiIdren's FuIl-fashioned
LisIe Stockings, fancy tops; broken
sizes. Were soc. Reduced to.
, pair DOC
GOO pairs) women's Silk Stockings,
first quality and some irregulars.
Were $1.00. Reduced to, pair. .39c
(75O pairs) Infants sox. plain and
fancy tops. Were 29c and 39c.
Palr lOC
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Now, It's Half Price
for Englander
Couch Harnmocks

Tomorrow we oHer cnolce OF any or
the remaining Englander Couch
Hammocks at just one-half marked
prices:
1D Hammock, was $4,000, now $1,000
Il Hammock, was $500, now $29.5O
f2) Hammocks, were $3.50, now $2S.75
(2) Hanmockx. were $3.50, now $23.25
U) Hammock, was s42.96. now &2I.47
ID Hammock, was $500, now $1S.47
1) Hammock, was s31.25, now 415.83
(D Hammock, was $3.50. now $I4.OO
Stands of hammocks above, were
s7.95. Now, ,.,.,,,,...,..,...S .S8.95
uO Swing Hammocks, with pillow
and stretcher, Were $3.50. Thurs
days price. ........,.--,-,,.$3 1925
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

(S4 pnfrs) WOmen's L. and 10 Button
Silk Gloves, double-tipped fingers,
Paris point stitched backs; brown.
beaver, navy and mastic; broken
sizes. Formerly $3.50 and $1.39.
Thursdays pair. r.............. .69c
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Clearance of
Summer Rugs at u OFF

(6o) Fiber Rugs, room size, half price.
(7O) Grass Rugs, all sizes from skis
IT. down to 1895 ins, at half price.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

.ek, owing to the stores being
e weekly bargain offering of
lgs these big savings a day
last chance this week, as the
ay Saturday.
titles are Limifed-Rem-
IRE Final-No Returns
ent C.. o. ID. or on Ap.
Orders Not Accepted.
Good Savings in
Domestics
u.OOO ynrdsD Fine LongcIoth-finish
Muslin, for fine lingerie: slightly
soiled on outer fold. Formerly Csc
thursdays price. l6c
(I2O ynrdsD Unbleached Canton Finn
mel, "a inches wide for infants
wear. Formerly Csc yard Thurs
days price. zoe
Fine 36-inch Nainsook, in mill lengths
for children's wear. THURSDAYS
price ................ I2Iac
45-inch PiiIowcase Tubing, for seam
less cases. Thursdays price
yard .............. 33c
TIIrpn TT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

USED CARS

Notlce-We are the only used car hous.
In the state that will give you a new car
guarantee with a used car because our
cars are as good as new ones. Look
them over and be convinced:
1921 Dodge Sedan
1927 Auburn Six
1922 Overland Touring
1921 Overland sedan
1872. Buick Roadster
1920 Essex Touring
1921 Essex Roadster
1921 Ford Coupe
1921 Ford Sedan
1919 Dodge sedan
1920 Dodge Touring
lAO Paige Touring
1920 Cleveland Touring
1920 Hupmobile
1920 bort Touring
1922 bort Roadster
1920 Buick Roadster
1920 Studebaker Touring
1920 Hudson Touring
1920 Ford Sedan
1920 Dodge Touring
1921 Cole Eight
1872 AppersOn Eight
1922 Buick Touring
1921 studebs.er Coupe
1922 Dodge Touring
1921 Oldsmobile Coupe
1922 studebaker 5-passenger
1919 Hudson Coupe
We do our own financing. Are strictly
confidential. Just you and We are in
cluded in the deal All we asa is YOU
word OF honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

or-s,ns Of sco Oy0.spo Armour a ca.
- Dets~s'' ysr emit preferred stock
o. w and Icc-u.d dividend h ms,.s Nv a
arse syndluHb' bsssccd b. The Chase
Securities Company ~ New NOrs m.
new company 'Asoe oVer from ths former
e~rteir ~ tie pso.sruCt in this country
south An~rscs AND Cuta and ~Ifns s2s
600 ~ - Investments The common
s,oss siil al be o~ns-i by ths Old com
uo~ cid aud 81 SO 600 90 fret rport.ay.
p.r cent tp,nGs soon O. d. issil,si viii
a. - reurv 80 .asf 30 % IT, shortly
maturing obLisat.ons 90 rccuos floGtins
dstf Anr other coryorate purposes
Important ss,oLouicss In the operation.
~ ''h. ti~s<iisw anthracite properties
nov ai.osf % H. scsro.S-d from the
krsdsry Company, Nil result from ths
sres, .lccfrfc development which "a under
30, g. provide ultimately power and
iisht for az 'he mining Operations % The
COMPANY and irs shops Their arr 20
10 hs' dozen ssparst yy~fr stations
lors,esl - % water and fuel supplies
al tied together In one sys,om. VIII an
ulumst' ,otal capssaty Of 10000 kilO-
walt' lh' mining OPERATIONS nov con
VA sciis yer anngu
IN. frOvd,nt Mutual Lifs INSURANCE
'"inpan, % Phiiadelphia AMI the Provl-
uent lr.st pompAny q. Two separate
.nnc,rn<. hAs. rvspsruveiy taken over ia
uss tnsureus. banking and trust bu.i-
peesr~ ~ the lons -c-tsprsh Provldent
IAes snd Trust CompAny
AsPout a Co ssv The available
sMRR's 81 provisions a. the beginning 81
ivSS 's~ssn. - depicted thA, many
pefS"fs uaesis unusual cf'ors 10 rcp.onlsb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale .
ARMAT URES-In stock. MAGNET wire
electric repairs motor genera tors bought
sold. exchanged. IA. X, Cam. so. Mol
laston strcct Phone 1899 r.
BUlCk-TOuring car or sale. Phone
1850.
FOR SALE
1928 Buick 5-passenser touring sedan
Run 2iOO miles. Good as new. owner
leaving city.
/. &. BRADFORD
Phone 1898. 1921 Delaware Avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
At NOON TODAY

~ Associated Press 90 Every Evening
PHILADELPHIA Jan -Whest-No
rod winter. isihGi.3e's No. 5,
sari;cty. i2t&i.s2.
Corn-No. 2. Tor export. silsiA-
do. No. =. rsaso. d.. No. =. 7ss&T7:
.sr lots for local trade: No 2. yellow.
s:Gss No. 2. yellow slGs2
oats-No. ?. white 5ae IS. No. ;
white. tsatsN
Pu,ter-wssiern creamery. extra.
ss1 nearby prints and fancy. s2&65
Dgvs-N-nrhy extra. hrs;s. 30. d
nrsss. ~; western extra firs,s -. DC.
nrs,a. <fx&s fancy selected
packed. ssa.s
Chea~->e~ York Whole milk fancy
ra,s. ,resh. 2Tsa2s far 90 good %
az. lonehorn. :s's G9s. single
DAISIES. 2sa?s
fAv. ppui;ry-Fovs. not leshorns.
isa3s. 40. leshorns. lsaco spr7ng
chickens. no, l.shorns. lsG25. Do.
i.shorns. isa, 20. fne hrouers. 26S.S.
Old roo-ters isGi7; staggy young
roostsrs 90 eucks white Peklr.
fanny. 2ba2s. ordinary. 22G2a do
mixed colors siN?s; mu-covy, $50
o. geese .sa2s Nv. turkeys. 500
e.
Dressed poultry-Sprns turkeys.
snncy. n.~rty. sa'f as DO. western.
.iaas. fair 60 good ss6l-0. common.
s0aab. old toms seas. old hens. 81
90. fowls fr.sh Killed. choice 20
fancy. stafs DO small sizee. i5423
chickens western. 2sGs5. 90. nearby
9ta3t old rcost.rs western. large.
~ a. .puthern ia Il: gees west
ern. fancy ?la2s: do ordinary. ls@
90. ducks. nearby 26a3o. ducks
western. 2sG2s
pofato-~-No. per basket $50 30;
in 100 pound sacks. l2be 60
F.our-sof' W inter- straight. western
sooGe.5O. o.. nearby. 5f5as.2s. hard
winter s--alght s4OGss5 do,
shor' tstent s55a7 100. spring
.~t ci-ar C.ooQ so. do patent,
: ooG 90 a. snort patent, 400. 20
faucy .prlns and city mills. paien,
family brand. -.s5Nsso
Hay-'-mo;hy No 2. 20 OOG q 90
a.. No. 3 i7.0Oal 20 GO sample. 1900
aif.oo, no srads ilOO&l5OO. clover
nrh, mixed. - oO0 20 90 40. 1. mixed
~ GOA ~ 10. 80 rnlxed. 10 oOGIs o.
Rrsn--Sosy winter. ~ 100 pound
sscs. - bo05i 'o. d. spring 80 OO6
s4bo.
rsnow-prins c.iy. .Oo-e. =. do.
sp-lsl, loose - prime country
81 edible. In uerces -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
STOCKS At HIGHER
LEVELS on CHANGE
FIRST DAY OF 1923
Opening and Renewal OF slg
Per Cent Rate for Money
oossn't Check Rise.
POOL OPERATIONS BRISK
ev Associated Press to Every Evening.

Pv Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Jan. . Iwall Street. 10 80
m,--An upwesd price tendency
characterized the opening 81 the first
stock mark~, session of the new year.
Tn. advances while generally small
IN character were spread over n broad
ii-i. IN. largest demand ccn,erlng In
IN. nii. steel copper. equipment and
automobile shares Stutehsker was
pushed up points. California Petrol
cum ~ Standard Oh OF New Jer-
s-v. American international. stcwar,
Warner Virginia. Carolina Chemical
and MARYLAND OIL. ono each
ssine If ~ points each were reg
iste,.i In the nrs, nfteen minutes BY
Frisco, preferred Chicago and North
western. American Express and Ia
circ oil. while advances ~ point
each were scored nv Mack Truck.
Coca Cola. chandler. Wilson Company
ana unt.d Retail Stores. Good buy
inu also vas not.i IN baldwin. Ameri-
can car. National Lead and United
State. steel Math,.son .Alksh climbed
thr.. points Endlcott Johnson drop-
ped a po,n, and slight weakness aiso
wrs manifested In United states Rub
h.r. Pan American and pr&sed steel
Car
ror.lsn exchanges opened nrn
>oon-Trsding expanded as the
morning progressed. and many Of the
popular issues extended their early
rains. despite an opening and renew -
a rate ~ 81 per cent Zee call money
vhirh was due to the shifting ~ funds
~ connection with ycar-end dividend
ara interest requirements
Railroad ehares Jagged behind the
re., Of he list. although some moder
ate gains were re,~nris-i by southor
ana southvcstern carriers
Resumption ~ pool operations was
evident b, ne brisk advances IN a
number ~ individual shars~, several
81 which broke through last weeks
hlsh levels
There we're few consp cuous weah
srsnts. notably Fisher Rody. which
rrck. 81 points. and North Amcri
can ana Endicott Johnson. each on >
Nash Motors was pushed up : points
Associated oil. 90. and L. :. Realty
: Win, gains OF 90 nearly points
we're recorded By strombUg Csrbure
Tor. American iAneeed National Cloas
and sun and Pubic Service ~ New
J.rscy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

their stores As a consequerc. the
yncC 81 i've hogs increased rapidly. IA,
thc value ~ hogs increased a.. vain %.
corr gained. because corn MAKES legs
The Increase IN the value of hogs carried
cattle up 20 some degree In sympathy
The renewed activity IN the movement 81
farm products gave the farmer his first
roy u optimism within two yeas and
enabled him 70 pay of some Of hts mos
pressing financial obligations
L W. Mayo. editor OF Facts About
sugar. Gays: From present indica tions
the worlds sugar crop for the lg22-23
ssxsSon will be sbout the same as that
produced last year. or about 1880 .Og.
long tons Owing 90 the Absorption OF
the large carry-oyer stocks that were on
band year ago and the fact that no
surplus supplies are being carried IN arN
part VI the world. the amount ayaiial,ie
for consumption In 1923 Will be roo .Op0
tons less than last year.
says The outturn OF the princiya,
classes 81 food produced direct from the
soil has. In the countries fer which record )
are nov available. slowly but steadily
ipcrsasod since the close of the war. and
ticir 1922 food crop seems likely % ca
casd In the grand aggregate that Of any
yo4r since 1918. In which so many mil
lions Of men were transferred from the
farm 90 the battlefield -
Brafstree.'s says. 1922 may be prop
criy styled a year Of fuihllment. in
that Its early promise ~ being a fair.
year In trade and industry was abundantly
verified"