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La gaceta., 1937-11-25
tDEMoS GRACIAS A DIoS!
Por Jose r. Sanfeliz

desde que Sc celebraron las pri-
meras fiestas de "Dar Gracias"
en- esta naci6n. Entonces los CO.
lonizadores no ocrpaban mas
que reducidas extensiones de
terrenos, del immense territorio
de Norte America.
Hoy somos una de las mas
poderosas naciones del planeta
TERRA, y afortunadamente, 60
zamos de un relative bienestar
y ~relativas li5ertades, de las
que estan carentes otros muy
poderosos pueblos.
Personalmente no vivo dis
frUtando grandes comodidades (:
es mas carezco de muchas cosas
n~ecesarias para ell disfrute de
la vida dentro de la norma mo-
derna. Sin embargo, sincera-
mente doy gracias, por tener la
oportunidad de conner un men
drugo de pan, vestir humildes
harapos ,recostar la cabeza en-
una blanda almohada v ell cuer-
pc en- duro colchon. Todo ESQ
son bienaventuranzas que mu-
chos desdichados Sc ven priva-
dos de disfrutar.
va en- el ocaso de mi vida, al
llegar Ell "Dfa de Oar Gracias",
instituido por los primeros in
migrantes que arribaron a es-
tas playas; considero las fati-
gas, trabajos y agonfas que los
agobiaron, y su gratitrd des-
pues de la recollection de las mi
seras cosechas, cuando dieron
gracias al Todopoderoso, por
los b~enefic:os que sobre ellos ha
bfa derramado.
En- mi mente hago I'm recorri-
do tres siglos atras, despues de
contemplar ante mi por todas
parties, las amplias carreteras
! sobre las que desfilan raudos
automobiles a increibles veto
cidades; los palacios flotantes,
! que salvan las distancias Ique
separan a nuestra America de
otros continentes, en- cuatro O
cinco dias; los enormes avio-
mes, que vuelan en- ell espacio
recorriendo esas mismas dis
tanclas Zen unas cuantas horas:
ell telefono, que permite a los
descendientes de aquellos pere-
grinos, sostener largas CONVEX
saclones a traves de todas las
distancias; caminos de hero,
que sirven para transporter via
jeros y millones de toneladas
de los frutos producidos por la
buena madre terra.
Contemplo csc maravilloso a.
lumbrado electrico, por medic
de una invisible c~orriente, y no
puedo por menos que pensar en-
los mazos de astillas de Pine v
las candilejas alimentadas con
aceite de pescado, que servfan
para ell alumbrado de aquellos
braves pioneros.
En- aquellos lejanos tiempos
no Sc tenia nj siquiera la mas
ligera idea de 10 que es how el
cinemat6grafo, nj aun la senei-
liza linterna magica O cosa pa-
recida que yo conocf cuando
era nino. Tampoco tenfan pe-
rlodlcos, que hoy difunden las
IDEAS, buenas y malas, v nos
proporcionan las noticias de to-
dos los successes mundiales. Tam
POGO Sc imaginaban ell descubri-
miento de la onda h~ertziana. a.
pllcada primero a la telegraph
lnhalambrica y despues a la Ra
dio, y por medic de esas ondas.
podemos escuchar las palabras
pronunciadas por las personals
y la m1sica cantada o eiecutada
por yariados instrumentos. g.
mitidas desde todos los ambitos
de la terra. Nj Ell cast d~escarta-
do fon6grafo era conocido por
los primeros emigrantes prcce-
denies de Europa Que institu-
yeron este memorable "Dia de
Oar Gracias."
lPass o . Ia pss.J
La gaceta., 1937-11-25

Ell Papa reside en- Ciudad
Vaticano, dice Mussolini, y me
debe obediencia.
Yo soy ell Dios de Roma y
de los romanos, sin permiso
del rey y por ejercicio de mi
voluntad y poderfo.
Todos los romanos o Italia
nos saben que su Dios es ell Du
ce, ell hombre de los gestos flu
ribundos, ell Dios predilecto de
la francesa Magda-.-
Dios...... itanto como hablan
de Dios los Griminales v los ca
nallas para amparar su bajeza
y sus d~elitos!
Dios es bondad, amor, todc
10 c~ontrario de guerras agresi'
vas, aceite de ricino ". gol.
pes de pecho que muy POGO sig
nifican.
Sin respeto para los demas,
sin carino, sin afecto mutuo,...
Dios Sc muere de pena y de
tristeZa.
La gaceta., 1937-11-25
Ell "GENERAIISTMO" AGA
DEMICO DE LA LENGUA

en- la figura del generaiisimo.
Ell "Diario de Navarro" $50
$50, nos la descubre "Por
su valor, por su saber, por su
fe, por su cultural, Franco de-
be ingresar en- la Academia
Espanola. 81 Menendez Pidal
perteneci6 a ella en- represen-
taci6n de Milo Cid, bien puede
ocupar un sill6n vacante ell
caudillo en- representation de
los Reyes Cat6licos. Puede o.
cupar los dos, ell de Isabel Y Ell
de Fernando.
Sc invoca una raz5n supre-
ma para hacerle acad6mico:
LA forma literaria en- sus ira
bajos es la de un maestro de la
lengua castellana."
Victor Hugo-ha dicho Coo
teau-fue un loco cue Sc ere
y6 Victor Hugo. Napoleon
cabe decir--fu6 ell unico cuer-
do que sc sali6 adelante con la
loca mania de que era Napo-
leon. Isl Franco no fuese tai
! Y como es, Franco no hubiara
sido ell generalisimo, nj ell ge-
neraksimo hubiese sido Fran
co."
iQuien es Franco y que cla-
Sc de extravio es ell suyo?
Franco, con tricornio napole6-
nico de Guardia civil y con pa
labreria mussoliniana de die
tador, ha caido en- la doble To-
cura de creerse general v lite
ratio a un tempo.
"iQue belleza Y que EXPIRE
sion en- Ell matiz de la replica
al discurso del Embajador de
ItaliS!' "Bastaria solo esto--
| anade ell "Diario de Navarro"
para que ell invencible Cau-
dillo, desde SUI altisima jerar-
quia de militar, traspasase los
umbrales de la Casa gloriosa."
Franco, eel hombre envia-
do por Dios para restauraci6n
de una Espana sintesis de la
de los Reyes Cat6licos v de Fe-
lipe II, Franco, "defensor in
vencible de todos los derechos
de Dios", Sc apresta a recibir
ell page merecido del cielo. Ell
presunto condenado a muer-
tie Sc dispone a ser consagrado
immortal.
"tQuien con mas autoridad
podria ocupar TN sill6n de la
Academia E~spanola?" Peman
es va divine. Sanchiz es dema-
siado humane. FL generalisimo
Franco, que es, en- TODD, mitad
Y mitad-tanto monta, monta
tanto-mitad moro y mitad ale-
man. medic italiano y doble
portuguese, semiemperador de
un imper'o con cara v cruz,
cara al sol Y cruz a la sombra
de la eternidad, es quien debe
ocupar la vacante. "Que la A.
cademia Espanola os salude vic
torioso y triunfador en- su pri-
mer sill6n que de- derecho os
corresponds. Habeis dado Vi
da y esplendor a la Patria;
como la Academia, limpia, fl
ia y da esplendor, a la len
gua".
No Sc impaciente Peman nj
ponga Sanchiz su vocerio en-
ell cielo. La lengua magistral
del generalisimo sabra ser ge-
nerosa Y a todos alcanzara con
sus dadivas. "Cuando ell triun
TO de ~nuestras armas llegue a
su cent, la polftica del gene
raj Franco abrira las puertas
de la Academia a los muchos
intelectuales que han dado
pruebas de su valer."
Todos seran academicos a
su debido tempo. No ca, la
presente, bora de discutir a
-cuanto sc ha de vender ell CO.
diciado academico del simb6-
leo olive de la Paz. Como en-
ell paso de Gope de Rueda a1n
no esta plantado q olivo que
ha de dar tan ricas seeitunaa.
La gaceta., 1937-11-25

Hitler es Dios.--. para los
nazis que han perdido la RAJ
ION y suenan con colonias, con
quistas, guerras totalitarias
saqueo....
Pc rencima de Dios, afirman
los nazis, esta Ell Fuehrer, Ell
expintor de brocha gorda, pro
tector de tiples y boxeadores.
la palabra de Hitler es la
palabra de Dios y quien a ella
Sc oponga con la vida pagara
su osadia.
Hitler tiene su pedestal a.
parte, como Dios, en- ell "cielo"
de la tirania alemana.
Y junto a csc "Dios', de car
ne semipodrida, ell San Pedro
gordinflon, ell general Goring.
La gaceta., 1937-11-25

Hitler ha dicho a los oprimi
dos alemanes: Ell Estado es
DiOs; 20 soy 81 Estado-.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Bids and Proposals
Real Estate
Investment Property

So 500, BRICK-Splendid condition. three
story. rooms and bath. elec. Rented to
excellent tenant at $40 per mo. Phone
NAT. 36S9 or Wise. 1921.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
THE SEARRIDGE

24OO 18TH ST n W.
THE Marine e'-Three rooms, kitchen and
bath refrigeration on house current, el0-
vatOr resident manager. 500.
22O HAMILTON ST. n. W.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, electric
" 1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
THE Rockingham rooms kitchen
and bath electric refrigeration, resident
manager n r. L. RUST COMPANY
1901 18th st. n. W. Nat. 800
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING
PETWORTH BARGAIN

8 ROOMS-CORNER
81 S1950-Beautiful brick corner, So. 900
below cost. Modern bath with built-in tub
and shower; large handicapped lot, garage.
Unusual conditions make it possible to
offer this property at such q low price.
Consideration for cash. Call ]. GARRETT
BEI1ZELL. District 310O. Night service
until p. m.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Help Wanted-Male

16 years old or over. with bicycles for
messenger work Apply Mr.. Schryver.
lVl- New York Ave n w
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

BARGAIN. furnished All-year bungalow.
Shadyside Md Electric pump. fireplace
modern: good bathing. fishing, grabbing.
Mr.. Wallrudt 80 SPaton Pl n. W.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Educational
instruction Courses
Employment
situations Wanted-Female

SILudIIOHS W WdHItu-T tIIdI6 %
COLORED GIRL wants week or part-time
work. 9l2 r st. y. W.
COLORED GIRL will neatly address enve-
Iopes al home. DEC. $500
COLORED WOMAN desires morning or
eve work Fond of children. NO. G63i-J.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
SaleSmen-Wanted

WANTED-Man with car to take over
profitable RawlPigh route: estab. custo-
mers must he satisfied with earnings of
$50 a week to start. Write Rawleigh's.
Dept DCR-5-1O1. Chester. Pa.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP-Rrut $50 Nice bust
ness Pon,t CrDg machine. Price
81 oUo Gsaye Merry. zoos St. MET. ASIA
BEAUTY SHOP. to quick buyer II sold
immediately. owner IN ~ health. Iea-
souabe 1926 81 y W.. Room 3O'.
AIbre Bldg Nal 1856.
LUNCH ROOM-Dolrg Sl35 daily lheerl
Rent $50. 5-yr. lease Price ~ 5OU.
TEENS Joseph HoNandor zoos st.
RESTAURANT TO RENT-S3O quick
sale. >ljU. ll6'2 wash. Blvd. Laurel Md
RESTAURANT -- Guarantee $500 w,Iv
Capita! Adjusting and Finance Co. OOS
H - y W. MEt ASIA.
ROOMING HOUSE OhkD. 10 rms.
baths A BARGAIN II sold al once. Mr..
MrKeuuev zoos II ST MET. ASH.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

Operating Under Uniform small
nan Laws
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Special Notices

OLD PICTURES Of all kinds reproduced
Vi ,Fe Ifo lovely miniatures or larger
sizrs hv Washiugton's Copy Specialists
EnMO\STO\ STUDIO. 1893 ST. y. W.
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Financial
Money to Loan on Automobiles SO
Personal Loan Companies

ON diamonds watches, jewelry. silverWare
etc. No adv. arrangement neces LoWest
rates ROSSLYN LOAN co. Rosslyn. "a
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

Loans for $500 or loss. DoNES TIC
FIYANCE 1RP0RhIINIiT,i N, S,Fo ~ az F94l'
Evening star., 1937-09-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. september %, up, UNITED
ties Department of Agriculture) Hogs.
10 900, including 1000 direct: market
Eteady to 70 lower than. Tuesdays av-
top, one load, 12.45; bulk good and choice
Ienna eor23o pounSsa oo1S ff22o74o, $4,000
1.6o-12. 90; l5o;lso pounds. 1I.6o-I2.25:
most good packing sows, 10.15-1110
+isht-weights up to 11.15.
Cattle, $500: calves. 200: general
market mixed affair; choice and prime
medium weight and weiehty steers. 25
higher; top 1850 within 10 cents of the
record high for September: several loads
f9 oo-35: Iona yearlings 1910: medium
10 good grades slow; steady on weiohty
kinds but light offerings very dull and
weak to as much as. 25 lower; medium TO
keod lieht heifers also very dull and o5
wsr. but all other heifers about steady;
Aesvy cows wanted on shipper account.
put liEht kinds barely steady; bulls steady
30 weak; vealers steady at 1880 down.
Sheep. 10000 including 1000 direct;
Eprine lambs opening very slow: indica-
lions 25 and more lower: most early bids
downward from 1913 on natives: choice
held IL 00-15 and above; as vet nothing
Zone on Westerns; sheep easier: native
Ewes, 1904 so.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
GROUP is FORMED
TO BOOST COTTON
New Georgia Association to Seek
Price Parity With Other
Farm Products.

By the Associated Press.
METER, Ga, September PA
newly organized Cotton Producers AS
sociation of America mapped plans TO-
day for fight to boost cotton prices to
parity with other major farm prod
ucts.
Farmers from Southeast Georgia
counties met here and organized the
association and elected r. G. Daniel,
of Meter, president.
The new association, members said,
would work for the price equalization
of cotton with other major farm
products.
Officials announced the new asso-
citation was opposed to the proposed
agricultural program in it's present
form. They said it was unfair to cot
ton States.
Daniel said all dirt farmers are
eligible for membership in the asso-
citation, and speakers would be sent TO
any county farm group meeting desir-
ing to discuss af1iliation with the asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
SCHEDULES CUT
BY STEEL MILLS
Sharpest Reductions Made
in Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing Districts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Iron
Age said today in its review of the
steel industry:
with backlogs greatly depleted,
steel mills are adjusting ingot pro-
ducing and rolling schedules down.
ward. The sharpest reductions have
taken place in the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling districts. in the former from
30 per cent to 70 per cent and in the
latter from 81 per cent to IS per cent.
"Unless business improves more
rapidly than it has in the last two
or three weeks, a further drop in
the ingot production rate for the
country. which is estimated this week
at 76 per cent, is indicated.
Weakness in Scrap.
pronounced weakness in scrap.
particularly at Pittsburgh, where it
has declined So ton on a sale to a
leading mill, tends to confirm the less
favorable view of Autumn prospects
for the steel industry. With drop
of rs cents ton at Chicago and so
cents at Philadelphia, the Iron Age
scrap composite price becomes S18.25.
or only $1.17 above the years low in
June.
While there has been a moderate
improvement in the volume of new
business, it has emanated mostly from
the automobile industry, which thus
far has bought only a small part of
the steel it will require for production
during the fourth quarter. Estimates
OF 1887 output of cars and trucks in
the United States and Canada vary
from 100000 to 100000, the at
tainment of which would require the
production of a million or more cars
during the fourth quarter, compared
with l,l54,806 in the same period last
year.
Building construction activity, so
far as heavy steel products are in
volved, seems to have flattened out.
This weeks lettings we're only a little
more than 1000 tons.
Rail Buying at Low Ehb.
Railroad buying of steel is at low
ebb, which gives more than ordinary
Importance to an order for 10000 tons
of plates placed by the New York
Central for car repairs at its shops.
With car builders reaching the end of
their old orders. there is no new equip
ment buying of importance in sight.
though it is confidently expected that
satisfactory settlement of the wage
and freight rate questions now con-
fronting the carriers will bring the
railroads back into the equipment and
steel markets.
IN keeping with the slower trend
in steel production. Lake Superior iron
ore shipments have begun to slow
down, breaking ell records up to Sep
tember l. The September movement
is not expected to exceed 1000, 600
tons. drop Of nearly 100000 tons
from August. A few boats have been
taken out of commission and sched-
ules have beer interrupted by fog"
Evening star., 1937-09-22
MACHINE TRADE
REEVES SLOWLY
Conditions Are About Un.
changed-Gcod Orders Re-
ported in New England.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 22--No
considerable change is reported by
the major industrial machinery mar
kets of the country, reports Ameri-
can Machinist. Where conditions
have been good they remain that way,
where slow the tendency is to drop of
some. Few opinions are hazarded con-
cerning the reasons for the present
situation. Labor is generally quiet and
the political outlook appears no mora
disturbing. Presumably the natural
upward trend will continue, with bet
ter business in prospect.
New England has been getting some
good orders in the past two or three
weeks, particularly for the heavier
classes of machines. Conditions re-
ported by New York are highly satis-
factory, and the stock market recess
sion has not affected buying.
Philadelphia has experienced a slow
ing down, and there is little prospect
of an immediate pickup. On the
other hand, inquiries in the Pittsburgh
area continue in good volume, and
the expected upturn in orders follow
ing vacations has begun to develop.
September will probably be a good
month.
Cleveland describes business as "hor-
rible," and finds that September
brought a real drop in the recession
under way since April. New orders are
holding up in Cincinnati and improve
ment is looked for if the current gen.
eral upward trend Of business con-
tinues.
Labor conditions in Toledo are quite
good and there is still considerable in
quiry for machine tool equipment,
Orders are not being placed, however,
in quite the same volume.
Detroit says there has been con-
siderable quietness. but is taking it
for granted that the motor car in
dustry will get busy soon on the big
year expected in that field. Inquiries
are good and general improvement is
looked for by next month.
Early September has brought better
business to Chicago, orders emanat-
ing from all parts of the country.
Orders have dropped off considerably
in Milwaukee and inquiries also.
St Louis is slow. both in regard to
inquiries and orders, but small tools
are fairly active.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
FOOD SALES MOUNT.

NEW YORK, September % (P.-
Retail food sales of grocery chain
store organizations and other retailers
this month are running about IL per
cent over last year, according to trade
reports. Wholesale houses report
this months business running about
10 per cent over a year ago, the
smaller increases attributed TO cau-
tiousness by retailers in large forward
buying.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, September % LPi.-Esrly
slight upturns in sugar futures were fol-
lowed by reactions in later trading today
under renewed LIQUIDATION and hedge selling
promoted by the Continued inactivity In
the spot market.
September No. 3. however. held relatively
steady on short coverins. ana at the be-
ginning Of the last hour was around PAS.
or point net higher, while new-crop
months were points net lower, with
March declining from 235 to 2.34.
No March sold of from 1.2l TO
1.1ai7 and July from 1851 TO l.24 u.
leaving the list about net unchanged to
n point net lower
Evening star., 1937-09-22
Refunding Plan
Authorized for
I. Power Company
~ the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, September 22.-
Authorization for refunding opera
ton involving s67000,000 in securi-
ties was granted the Appalachian
Electric Power Co. today by the State
0Srporation Commission.
Issuance of 57,o0o,o0O in new bonds
and execution of a debenture agree
inent and issuance of $4,000, 600 of
debentures, were provided in the
permit.
The permit also covered purchase
of. s2e,5s9, 900 in bonds from the
American Gas e. Electric Co, ar
affiliated interest.
Maturing in 1867, the new bonds
carry 4 and Az per cent interest and
Will replace per cent bonds.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
Electric Output
Up l2.4 Per Cent
Over a Year Ago
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. September 22.-Pro-
auction of electricity in the United
States for the week ended September
ID was 2,2a0. 1872 900 kilowatt hours.
gain of SO per cent over 2,154.-
276,000 kilowatt hours in the preced-
ing week and l2.4 per cent higher
than 2,028,583, 900 kilowatt hours in
the like week of 1886, the Edison Elec-
trio Institute reported today.
The more than seasonal advance
carried the Associated Press index of
power production, with 1929-30 taken
as 100, to 1915 from 1908 in the
previous week. The index, which is
adjusted for seasonal and long-term
trend, stood at 117.7 year ago.
The range for recent years follows:
1887. 1896. 1895. 1884. 1888
High - 1852 1913 1855 97.4 el.9
Low LII 1853 1920 941 919 s02
The institute reported the following
percentage increases In the major
geographic regions: New England, o.6;
Middle Atlantic, SO; Central Indus
trial, 6.5; West Central, o2; Southern
States. 81; Rocky Mountain, 16.5;
Pacific Coast, s9.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
CURB ISSUES RISE
: IN |DL|NG MARKET
Price Shifts Held to Minor
Fractions, Many Shares
Are Inactive.
By the Associated Press.


ANEW YORK. September 22.--Curb
stocks drifted fractionally higher in
an idling market today. A few spe-
cialties sagged as much as a point,
but for the most part price shifts
were held to. minor fractions and
many shares were inactive.
A little higher we're Pan-American
Airways, Pennroad, Sunray Oil, United
%Ias, American Gas g. Electric, Ar
kansas Natural Gas "a" Cord Corp.
and Electric Bond e. Share.
Heaviest losers-about a point
were Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Alum
mum Co., while Northern States Pow
er "a" American Cyanamid "B,"'
American Light e. Traction and
United Light & Power "A" slipped
fractions.
Such leading issues as Creole Pc
tloleum, st. Regis Paper, Interna-
tlbnal Petroleum, United Wall Paper
and Cities Services we're unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
TABLEWARE COMPANY
is FORMED IN GEORGIA
~ the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, September 22.-Gordon
Burnett, Atlanta industrialist, an
nounced today the organization of the
Cherokee China Co. to manufacture
tableware In Georgia.
1t will have its manufacturing plant
at Gordon in Central Georgia. Bur-
nett said approximately 300 persons
will be employed and the payroll will
total about s270,000 annually. Opera
tion will begin about January /.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, September % CPl.-For-
eign exchange steady. Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents: Great Britain.
demand. 4o5i7: cables. 4o5I5: 60-day
bills. 4a47s: France. demand 34Is4;
cables, 3.4ls4: Italy. demand. 5.26A;
hles. 1854
free 40.13: registered, 21S0: travel.
26.05; Holland 1894. Norway. 24o2;
Sweden. 1851; Denmark. GAIA: Finland
go: Switzerland 22.9f: Spain unouoted
Portueal, 4.51: Greece. O.aIia: Poland
1928; Czechoslovakia. 3.4a94: Yueoslsvia
2.33; Austria. 1s.sSn;. Hungary. 1878;
Rumsnia, 0.76: Argentina 30 O5n; Brazil
s.s0hn: Toxic. 1892: Shanghai. 2as5
Hong Kons. 81 0s; Mexico City 2fs5;
Montreal in New York 100. 90; New York
Evening star., 1937-09-22
$3.50 ARREARS VOTED
By EMERSON ELECTRIC

8y tne AhSCclbted fleks.
NEW YORK. September 22-Direc-
tors Of Emerson Electric Mfg. Co. st.
Louis, yesterday declared dividend Of
s3l so a share on preferred stock, clear
ing up accommodations on the issue, and
regular payment Of $I75 on pre-
terred for the current quarter, both
payable October TO holders of record
September "a.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, September % 1P Omitted
btstes Department of Aericulture) Trad
Ing, in the Boston wool market continued
pull today. Buyers showed little interest
IN domestic woods. and the few bids made
CUere lower than most dealers were willing
70 consider
Reports from Australia indicated
6nsnt upward tendency following in.
creased competition from the continent
en1 the purchase OF moderate quantities
Evening star., 1937-09-22
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 90 l59.--Dry
goods markets here were relatively quiet
today. although there was & better flow
of business compared with week ago.
With prices on most cotton goods at a
low level, wholesalers and large stores
were disposed to cover their requirements
from 30 TO 80 DAYS. The silk market was
easy and slow. Rsyons and wooden goods
moved in moderate volume.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
DECLINE IN NET INCOME
ANNOUNCED BY c. & 0.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, September 22.-The
Chese peake 81 Ohio Railway Co. an
nounced its August net income, after
all charges. was s3,095.230, decrease
of s79l.787 from August, 1886. For
the eight-month period of 1887, the
carriers net income was S21, ,659, ,682,
decrease Of s3,317,770 compared
with the corresponding 1886 period.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
METAL MARKET.

per quiet, electrolytic, spot and future,
IA 90. export, le a0-9s Tin steady, SPOT
and nearby. 59.15 future, 50 12iz-25.
Lead quiet. SPOT, New York, 6.50-55: East
St. Louis, 6.35. Zinc quiet, East St. Louis,
spot and future. 1.25. Iron. aluminium.
antimony. quicksilver. platinum, scheelite
and Wolframite unchanged.