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For this purpose, they find a water laxative unusually efficacious; it really flushes the system. Pluto Water is the safe, sensible laxative. It works quickly. No putting off till evening to take; then waiting till next day for results. Taken on arising, Pluto cleans away the disease-breeding waste while the morning is still young. It safeguards your health. Gentle, harmless; thorough, quick Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana. Your physician prescribes it. When Nature Won't Pluto Will Cure a Cat, America's. Volume of Retail Tragedy Than in 1920. Thousands Are Lost. BY EDSON B.: SMITH. (Special Dispatch to The Star.) BOSTON, June 20.-A more hopeful feeling characterized the wool market today. The new tariff provisions have not caused any advance in quotations for most grades, but here is greater confidence in the stability of present prices. Practically all the woolen mills of New England are operating near capacity. There is business to be had if the new England manufacturers take proper measures to secure it. There are cases of two factories making the same line in the same city, where one is working night shifts and the other is practically shut down. The marginal profit small. The margin of profit in general is minimal, however. Retail sales continue to hold up. The actual volume of goods moving from larger than in 1920, although the prices of many articles have been reduced materially. The recent drop in the price of cotton on the market caused further unsettlement of cotton goods and prices again are being shaded. The buying of automobiles has flattened and there is a plethora of used cars on the market. Harvest Fields Call for Unemployed in Southwest BY JAMES R. RECORD Special Dispatch to The Star. FORT WORTH, Tex., June 20—The employment problem among unskilled men in the southwest has been solved, at least temporarily. The harvest fields are absorbing all idle workers on it from $3 to $5 a day with board, and rails for men have been sent throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. With the start of the harvest, new wheat is beginning to find its way to market at fairly good prices. The first market in the Panhandle graded for fifty-eight pounds to the bushel and sold for $2. The average yield of Texas wheat now promises to reach fifteen bushels to the acre. Good prices for east Texas fruit and the reestablished continue, the demand abating all that the farmers can pack and deliver at railroad points. It is indicated the Texas watermelon crop will be the largest in history. Lower prices for steers and cows in the last week have depressed stockmen, as has the failure of Congress to put the tariff on hides. Hogs, lambs, and sheep showed little change in prices. Per Cent Increase Seen in Texas BY LYNN C. SIMPSON. Special Dispatch to The Star. SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. The retail trade of San Francisco for June has shown an increase of a similar period for May of 26 percent, according to the twelfth federal reserve bank. Bankers, however, do not look for much change in the situation in this section until autumn. They declare that when the crop money begins to move and farmers resume buying, there will be improvement of a permanent character. The situation in the fruit canning industry is not satisfactory to packers or growers. With the apricot cal season just opening, few canners are packing the fruit, as they have stored more than a few peaches have been bought as yet. Four hundred and eighty-five cars of fresh cherries have been shipped to eastern markets. The wool situation has improved and growers are in better shape as they have been able to secure advances on their clips. Sales in the retail trade throughout this section, while large, are more or less in the nature of liquidation and profits are small. Notes. NEW YORK, June 20. Conferences between officials of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the New York Railways Company and representatives of their employees on proposed wage reductions gave indications today that the wage cut would be arranged without friction or tie-up. In the various New York traction lines. The system of the federal bureau of markets of sending agricultural merchandise reports in livestock, meats, grains, and potatoes by wireless was extended today to include stations at North Dakota, Neb.; Rock Springs, Wyo., and Idaho, Nev. These reports, which include quotations of the national markets, are sent and received through the post office wireless stations. PHILADELPHIA, June 20.?The Navy for a large store here, who has just returned from Germany, reports that orders totaling thirty million marks have been placed with German manufacturers by American firms in the last few months. German exporters are offering novelty merchandise to American importers below cost of manufacture in order to re-establish relations and attract attention to other lines in which they may secure profits. NEW YORK, June 20.?Remarkable results have been attained in individual businesses recently through extensive selling campaigns, even in those where general conditions have been below normal. A number of manufacturers have refused to recognize the "summer slump" and have sent quotas for their salesmen for July and August which compare favorably with those of past years. In most cases, these quotas have been accompanied by increased advertising campaigns. NEW YORK, June 20.?Merchants in various lines of trade throughout the country were urged today to join the New York New League formed by leaders of representative industries to stimulate intensive selling and over-the-counter depression. The present need, leaders of the movement declared, was to stimulate the movement. Continuing "discounting the future" and "cash the present." Commodity Survey From Many Sections Grain. V. UAXVE/LA7| IDA., UUIIC ttV. rtiiuwuiivolent has been received here that "resident Obregon of Mexico has authorized the expenditure of $1,000,000 pesos for American corn to relieve the shortage which, it is believed, will result in Mexico from recent drought. Jewelry. ST. LOUIS, June 20.?Retail jewlers report large sales of diamonds, during the last few weeks. They OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. SHORE PROPERTY. ENTRAL COTTAGE, AT COLONIAL BEACH; rooms; furnished; will rent for three months, address J. F. BRUCE, Box 307, Colonial leach, Va. 22* WATERFRONT PROPERTY; -ROOM BUNGALOW ON THE BAY, FRUIT reees and large lot; house in excellent condition. Price, $6,000. Terms. BRADFORD AND COMPANY, 904 14th st. n.w. Main 5877. FOR RENT?TEN-ROOM HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL situated on the Potomac forty-five miles below Washington; electric lights, running water, two bathrooms; fishing, boating, bathing; house 4½ miles from H. R. station on Good road; good train service. Also very good motor road from Washington to the house. JOHN R. HENDERSON, Brooke, Va. O'TH RIVER PARK. BUNGALOW SITES In a 2-acre tract, at reasonable prices; ideal rater-front locations for modest summer homes. Many purchasers having built bungalows, others of course of construction; a few choice lots long left. Apply C. BL NEELT & CO., 708 N vsatory bldg. Uaa EN MILLS IN ON FULL TIM Is Reported Larg high many prices were. plain that these purchases were made for commencement gifts all other occasions, but represent real demand. DETROIT, June 20. — The Jewish side in this section of the country, holding up remarkably well. Among the stores reports have been very good, May 57 percent ahead of 5.19, although it fell somewhat in that for May, 1920. Present sales will place June ahead. Wool. BOSTON, June 20. — Heavy sales not only of wool, but of other "consumable stores": the men made in the last few days have made in the largest woolen manufacturing companies in this section. The company has not been in the market previously for many months. MINNEAPOLIS, June 20. — Bank of Minneapolis and St. Paul have made a loan pool to assist growers of Montana, it was announced today. An amount has been guaranteed to growers equal to the amount of the wool buyers are willing to meet on the clip so the wool men will buy their wool for better prices. The railroads have ceased to operate, 450 employees have been driven a furlough. HARKON, Pa., June 20. — The Baltimore and Ohio railroad have ceased to operate, 450 employees have been driven a furlough. HARKON, Pa., June 20. — The Mahoning valleys have established a new low record in pig production. There are now only 30,000 feet out of forty-five in operation. Productivity is a basis of 13 percent of capacity. CORN, Ohio, June 20. — The Wheeling and Iron Company closed today. The plant has been working capacity and Employed about Diesel men. The company's wage agreement with its employees expires on June 30. Coal. ICRANTON. Pa. June 20.?A st mine workers in ten collieries in Pennsylvania Coal Company in Pittston district went into effect today. The miners claim the coal not paying the wage scale ordered by the anthracite wage commission Motion Pictures. JEW YORK. June 20?More than a million dollars has been lost in the industry within the year in fraudulent motion pictures or those conducted by it with no experience in the business, according to a statement by the vigilance committee of National Association of the Manufacturers Industry. Cotton. NEW YORK, June 20.?A revival of cotton shipments which is reported by steamers in. Bookings for June and July is heavier than at any time since the shipping. PORTLAND, Ore., June 20.?The dispatches from the Pacific northwest of Europe. Three Japanese steamers have been chartered for the trade at a rate of 7 shillings per sack. Clothing. CHICAGO. June 20.?The decision bittering James Mullen Bach, in controversy between cloth hat manufacturers and employees, and down, provides for a wage action of 10 per cent for cap workers. Operators earning $35 or $30 per week and cutters earning $40 and lining makers or trimmers running $23 or less will not be affected. Automobiles. WASHINGTON, June 20.?In the manding following the peace reauci ment. Chevrolet and other motor cars A speeded up work in local The price of the motor cars It. PAUL, June 20.?The demand for the motor vehicles has shown a decrease in the last week, due to the company's sales. The company sold thirty-two cars a day, while other makes were sold behind. OCTH BEND, Ind., June 20. - The Indiana company now is producing at the rate of 90,000 cars a year, reports orders for 8,000 on hand. The company has paid off bank losses of $8,500,000 since January 1. Cordage. NEW YORK, June 20. - Cordage manufacturers are supplied with cotton hemp to carry them for several months, they report. As a consequence, the market for Manila hemp is steady. Stops, Mosquito, and other fibers are also available. Aching, burning, and soothing oil of Cloves, cooling, and healing Camphor and other antiseptics are essential. The following drug stores are available for the coupon and get instant relief. Peoples Drug Stores, West and Georgetown Branch, O'Donnell's Pharmacy, both at Central Drug Co., Bayard Van Saat, New York Ave. Pharmacy, Commonwealth Pharmacy, Plammer's Pharmacy, Gerber-Levassoa & Co., Hotel Harris Pharmacy, Mapper's Pharmacy, Roach Drug Co., Geo. W. V. Boyd, W. J. O'Donnell, The Plummer Pharmacy, P. A. Ladd, Nathaniel Loveless, Batter's Pharmacy, Morgan Bros., L. H. Day & Co., Henry Evans Co., Wm. P. Herbert, Hill & Poo. It is very quiet, and offerings include no grades higher than 75 percent over fair current. No business in Mexican is reported, and prices are nominal. Textiles. NEW ORLEANS, June 20. — Agents will be appointed within the next few days to handle the German paper cloth products in America by the New Orleans syndicate, which has been formed to market the war-time "cloth substitutes." Large shipments now are on the way from Germany. WASHINGTON INVESTORS are LOSE IN WILDCAT FILMS Motion Picture Vigilance Committee says $50,000,000 Was Lost Last Year. NEW YORK, June 20—The New York Times publishes the following: More than $50,000,000 was sunk by American investors last year in dishonest motion picture enterprises, according to a statement by the vigilance committee of the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry. The $30,000,000 thrown away by investors refers, the committee says, to money invested in "wildcat" organizations of no experience in the movie field, which have misled their victims by luring accounts of the earnings of film companies, have "Several of the largest of these venturesome propositions have gone into bankruptcy or died without any court formalities." For the launching of one of these companies, the people of New York city and Washington, D.C., paid more than $20,000,000. GALVESTON EXPORTS GROW. Galveston, Tex., June 20—The hop value of exports from Galveston for May amounted to $30,616,809, as compared to $24,968,807 for April and $27,356,517 for March, according to customs house figures just made public. The increase was attributed to the enormous movement of grain through this port. In the days of Babylon, the doctor, a surgeon who failed of a cure frequently, was condemned to have his fingers cut off by the public execution. In the first-class automobile, a trimmer. 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For your comfort and poise, it adds a zest that means success. The date of the 19th edition of the Daily News, White, averaging industrious truck in truck values 5-to 3½ THE W. 