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18VBNING LISDGBB-rniLADELPHIA, WlifpNESDAY, APRIL 5, lfllG.
JACK JOHNSON ANXIOUS TO BE GOOD U. S. CITIZEN
BREAK IN WflEAT
CAUSED BY RAINS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
JACK JOHNSON, NO LONGER
WANDERLUST VICTIM, WANTS
TO RETURN TO UNITED STATES
Negro Now Residing
"Somewhere" in
Spain Will ,Go Next
$b Buenos Aires
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
JOHN AnTI!L'n JOHNSON, prc-lliam
heavyweight champion of tho world li
tired of belnff n "man without a country"
and la planning to return to these United
Stated In the near future nnd spend his
remaining days In
peace The colored
boxer has such a
earning to visit tho
home folks In Chi
cago that he Is will
ing to do his little
Btrotch, It necessary,
to securo tho auboe
nticnt freedom It
would Insure
liming been barred
from England a n d
her colonics, John
son now Is sojourn
ing "somewhere" In
Spain, taking llfo
easy nnd prcpirlng
for a trip to lluenos
Aires rrom there,
ifSS
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bonis Last Night
srtllMl flMUH'A 1onn .1 irk O'llrlcn
topped loe llntler In the llftli I r n lucent
knocked nut loe llrnck In (In seennd ,l
Tlitim tlefeiilrd Walter IImhh Indian Itns.
ell slopped Millie I unit lii the llr.i I d.llc
I.urkln lirul llniim Dunn In tun rounds
. MIRKISTIIUN I'iMIp ltenlnvnii frnm
lurk Met iirrnn. Foe tlnnl Ihr defeated ol
O'llonitcll. Willie Mnisimlll knnlkril out
lonnir LiiIto In the second
. M.W. Will (litrlr) Helncrt bent
rnrkr I linn, iouiir I'lnk lltirns nut
sluKKetl t rankle Hell lolinm Herman de
fested Soldier I p-tplii lor llrmllri, of
rhilmlrlntibi, nutimlnlcil fduln 'Needles.
IMirTSTDUN t Imrlpi Ttinnuis ilpfr iled
"lctc llrnnn, .lurk I 1 1 n inilt tn Itov
Hurst In the lirtli brcmise ho hurt Ids nrtn,
sot Til lll-.TIII I III:M t tl tniichlln
wnn rrom K II Itrrnntin, Hindi Dumin won
from At I-nx, uuiu lew lendlrr dr
fpntfil ,loe Wiicner. ntini; Mellrble knorkiil
out toting (Irllnsnil In the llflh Anting
llrt slopped ouuir Itrpnn in In llio tblril,
CI 1,1 1 I. M l'lill llrnrk outpointed
Millie Itccchrr
01, t MI11M Tninklo t'nllulitw wnn
from Johnny lfurte).
HOW JACK JOHNSON BILLS HIS ACT
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IV. MAXWKM,
If his ncrvo holds, Jnck will plungo Into tho
United Stntcs to occupj space In tho
hooch-sow operated by Undo Sam A
year's layoff will put Johnson In good
condition, nnd he bellecs ho then will bo
able to whip nil of tho hc.iv weights now
fooling tho public
-Trained Smoke
This Information was handed out by
Barney Malone, Johnson' former trainer
ana sparring partner, who hns Just re
turned from England Mnlnne was with
tho Smoko for six months and nppeared
with him In England, Scotland nnd Ire
land. Barney also trained Jack for his
battlo with Tommy Burns In Sjdncy,
Australia, when the championship changed
hands.
According to Stnlone, Johnson lost nt
least Jl.000,000 when tho British authori
ties requested him to seek a healthier
climate. Jack was coining money with
his theatrical troupe, and In addition to
that he made quite a little money sell
ing nutomoblles, tires and headlights His
constant clashes with the police, howoer.
mado him qulto unpopular Once he was
unea ouu ror using foul language In tho
streets nnd another time ho paid tho
court 100 for slugging his stage man
ager. These, with his dilly fines for
speeding In his auto, mado him n familiar
flguro In all of the pollco courts in tho
largo cities
Made Big Hit
Johnson's show made quite a hit and
played to cnpaclty houses It was called
tho "Broadway Itevue " nnd presented a
galaxy of stars, tho most luminous be
ing Mr Johnson Jnck, in addition to
putting on his sparring net, sang a senti
mental song entitled "Chicken " Ills stuff
went big, probably because ho was the
cftc-hcavywclght ihamplon. and thunderous
applause always greeted his efforts Tho
only thing that Interfered with his suc
cess as a singer was his olcc. but a little
thing like that was overlooked
Jack also was master of ceremonies
He did nil of tho announcing, ran tho
show and collected the money at the bo
office. Profiting b his experience with
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien when Jawn
bought out the house at the National when
they boxed and cleared many thousands.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON', April 5
For eastern Pennslanla and NVw
Jersey: r.ilr tonight. Thursday partly
cloudy; not much change In temperature,
light west winds
Tho disturbance that was central near
Hatteras esterdiy has moved northeast
ward with diminishing energy, causing
light rains from New Jersey and eastern
Pennsylvania northward The disturbance
In tho far southwest has continued the
howers In Oklahoma and portions of the
bordering States An area of high baro
metric pressure, attended b moderately
low temperatures Is central north of the
Dakotns and overspreads the Missouri and
upper Mississippi basins it has caused a
harp drop In temperature in Minnesota
during the last 21 hours
U. S. AVeather Bureau Bulletin
Station.
observations tuKen nt a a
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Johnson dld'lho same thing nt the music
hills Ha gno the mtnagnnent 15 ptr
cent of the reei Ipts for the use of th
building for a week and took bis piollts
out of th remainder In Liverpool, he
clenred $2(1,000 In one week
Hut It Is as nn nutn silesmnn that
Johnson shines Ho drives a big 80
horfiPpower tar nnd attracts no mole at
tentlon than tl circus ittnde Orders
como In to him from nil p.nts of Hnglntnl
and Scotland and his fiimiulsslnus aro
said to be enormous In one night nt
(ordlmr to Malone ho wild in high priced
cars Jnck does more work than nnv
other 10 salesmen In the cnimtrv
"Johnson Is In great shape now," stld
Titnlonc "Ila weighs JSO pounds, but Is
not very fnt He Is living well drinks
tne Pest of wines nnd takes life ensv Tin
onlj thing Hint seems to worr him Is
his home In Chltngo and his nnvletv tr
ree his mother ngtln He Is llio miiip
happv goluiky fellow wo used to seo hen
In Phllidelphla and were It not for his
constant tlnshcs with tho law. he would
bo the most populnt mill In Hnglnnd to
day. Bloated Bondholder
"I have t.cen severnl stories tint John
son was broke and down and out lion t
jou believe It Jack has more thin $100 -000
right now. nnd It villi take hint some
tlmo to spend It He his liei-n making
money since the Ilnv.int nffnlr nnd
would have boon a millionaire If ho had
not been deported His slum hid two
more jears to run and thin It was plnn
nejl to take It to Africi and Australia Hut
after his last battle with the cotiits the
contrait was worthless, and the companv
disbanded
"Tint story given out by the Aberdeen
Scotland, papers regarding the Wlll.trd
light are absolutely true Johnson savs
lie laid down for Wlllard and was to have
received $100,000 toi tho privilege Ho
did not get the money, houovcr, and that
Is why he Is sore He mado curtain
speeches at his show telling tho wliolo
stoiy, and tho people liillovid him Ho
said ho saw a chanco to make enough
money to retire for life anil return to his
homo without spending a vetr in prison
Hvcrythlng went wrong, however, and
Jack was lucky to get back to Paris
"Johnson told me that ho was to 'Hop'
p the 27th round He said tint ho could
have stoppetl Wlllard at any tlmo In tho
earl part of tho battle, but ns It pio
grcssed, It would have been moro dllllcult
Jess nfeslmllated all kinds of punishment,
he said which was h tnded nut to make
tho bout look good In tho pictures All
Johnson wnnts nou Is nnothei clianco at
tho champion
Sure to Return
"Theie is no doubt but that Johnson
will return to tho United States some time
nnd take his medicine Ho wants to come
back, nnd ho envied me when I left. He
will not remain long In Spain Ho will
go to Buenos Aires and from thcro work
north by easy stages '
Young Cohen, who defeated Sailor
Smiley at the Oljmplu Monday night alto
was with Johnson ns a sparring partner
Cohen savs that Johnson admits he faked
It with Wlllard, and In his addresses to
the audlenco explains cverv thing
BROADWAY REVUE LIMITED
Presents the World-Farnous
Boxing Exponent ::
JACK JOHNSON
(HIMSELF) his first appearance
as an Actor
IN A REVUE, entitled,
SECONDS OUT.
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Book and Lyrics by WORTON DAVID.
Pioilucecl tinder the personal direction of Mr JACK JOHNSON
Music by Jok Jordan Additional Numbers by W II Dorskv
CAST ALSO INCLUDES!
London's Popular Star Revue Artiste
NAN C. HEARNE, DORIS EARL.
BERT KING, WAL CLINTON,
LILY HARTLEY, JOHN LEVEY,
JOHN TILLER'S DANCING GIRLS
AND
Ttflrs. JACIC JOHMSOSI
Who will present
America s Latest Novelty "THE OYSTER DANCE,"
Assisted by SIGNOK MIRADOR
FULL, COMPANY OF SIXTY ARTISTES.
Dccvutllul Girls. neautlful Gowns Dcnutitul Scencrv.
neautlTul Gowns
Dcautltul Effects
n
ssfll
The above is the lust pioRiam used by the former heavyweight
champion before he was. banished from England. It will "be seen
that Johnson ndvcitiscs his galaxy of stars in true American style.
enemv n mlnuto before they were attnclted
It was about noon when Colonel lirotvn
brought his cnv.ilrj within ca.s range
The Mexicans were Ijlng about the place,
many of them aidcup and all their horses
were grazing In manv in&es homo dis
tance from the inin
(2AVIHA HALTS KXCCUTIOX
OF THKKK VII.I.ISTA PLOTTERS
HI, l'Asn Te Am II r. Oeneial CJt
vlii t'.irrnnri tninm.imai at Hi.irer to
il iv IndiflnlUlv postponed the (Moutloti
of thiee men who hid been sentenced tn
death for plotting n tevtilutlnn iry uprlH
Ing tint had for Its aim the enptute of
luarez and le-rhtnhllshmetit of Vlllnlsin
at tho Mexican town across tho border
fiom i:i l'.tso
A thing miund was ready to cam out
the sentence of death, and in tlielt must
cells tho three convicted mm avialteil the
summons to muih out to the udobo wall,
already marked by hundieds of buIletH,
when lliiior.il Clavira Issuid his order to
delay
In addition to the three men already
doomed to death, two dozen others are
awaiting mllltai) til.al Ollicera of tln
li.a's staff wild tod.iv there was ooticlushe
evidence ngilnst nil that they shared the
i n-in'-.iov which w is illcocred Iiss thin
24 hours before tho revolt was to oiiur,
uutl tli it iM-tution would bo tho lot of nil
VILLA FLEEING SOUTH
AFTER SECOND CLASH
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Conttnuril frnm I'.itre tine
gone Into the thli k of the pursuit of Villa
He was at Ouerrcro vesterday
JIayor Sample believes the advanceil
American columns aro sparing nelthet
man nor beast In the chase for tho lleeing
Villa and his scattered bands
Information todav located Villa south
east of C'amargo continuing his retreat
toward I'arral If these reports are true
Villa Is within 5 miles of Santa Itosalia
on the Mexican .National Itallwaj, from
Chihuahua Citj to Torreon When it wan
suggested that large Carranza forces in
that district apparently had allowed Villa
to escape Mexican officials said that Utn
eral Luis Herreia was pursuing Villa Tin
bandit leader had only a few follow ern
when at Cumargo
Commenting on Colonel W C Browns
defeat of a Villlsta force 30 miles north
of Guerrero April 1. Funston pointed out
that the troops under General Pershing
available for pursuit were undoubtedly
now far south of the scene of this en
gagement, which resulted in the Killing of
30 Vlllistas
There were no casualties among the 200
negro troopers In. Colonel Brown's lotlt
Cavalry command
Olllcial reports of the clash were sent
from a place near Ilublo. where Major
Evans, of the 10th Cavalry, halted yes
terday Major i:ans reported that on
Saturday Colonel Hrown had encountered
a band of A'illa's men and was pursulns
them through San Antonio, Chihuahua
Soon afterward Mexicans who arrived
from that vicinity declared that he had
overtaken the wandering bandits at the
village of Aguas Cailentes 20 miles south
east of Bachlnaba Villas men appeared
wfiolly unsuspecting of the presence of an
S. TROOPS START TRENCH
I)I(J(iI(J IX MEXICO CUlPAHiN
COLl'MHCS X M. April 5 Tho pies
ence of miall bands of Mexicans lurking
in tho foothills along the Ameitcan Huts
of communication lias resulted In tlie
United States troop" entrenching at some
points, ncionling to Inioming motortruck
drivers todav
"1 don t doubt that our men are en
trenching along the line," bald one ottlccr
hcie
At Uoia Grande, 12 miles south of
tho border it was said that actual dig
ging of trendies bad started
Itallroad to trnuspoit supplies to tho
American troops hunting Villi were given
hv -eoirlarv of AV.tr llakcr tod u He
.asserted that more supplies could bo sent
bj motortruck than by ralltoad He said
this was due to the poor condition of tho
railroad
Secretnrv llaker announced th it four
additional companies of nutntriuks of 27
each would be sent Immediately to tho
border as well ns two tank tint Its for tho
transportation of gasoline This makes
a total of 272 trucks ordered and In op
eration since the elnso foi Villi started
Olllclals here are confident that this
force of trucks can transport sulllclent
supplies for the nrniv without seilous dif
ficulty Kecrctarv Flakei would not discuss re
ports that Generil runston waB urging
tho U'ni Department to Insist on tho use
of nil MfVlcnn lallwavs He said thero
were no developments In the situation as
to tho use of the rnllunvH
General runston todav sent to tbo War
liepirtment the following dispatch lie lud
received from General Pershing
Met Colonel Dodd tit 1'iovldeiicla
nnd discussed with him the exception
al march with tho 7th C.ivnlrv and
the work dono hv that organization
to overtake Villa deserves tho highest
of pralie
Gencial runston gives Colonel Dodd full
ciedlt for the victor
Tin offer of the Aero Club of America
to sell two living mnchlms to tho army
for $1 each for uso in Mexico was refused
by Secretary llaker on tho giound that a
congressional nppropilatlon had mado tho
two proffered machines unneeess.m
I0S MORE MOTORTRUCKS SEXT
TO MEXICO; Rim AYS USELESS
VSHIf,T) vpnl 5 Indications
that the War Department will not depend
upon the use of the Mexican Northwestern
FALL C0XTIXUES HIS TALES
OF DANGER IX MEXICO
WA.SHIXGTOW April E Senator Gal
llnger. Senato Republican leader, today re
ceived a messngo from Senatoi rail, on
tho bolder. In which tho latter reiterated
his feats for the safety of tho American
expeditionary force against V 1 1 1 tl
'The danget lies In the possibility of
I'ershlng's lino of communication and sup
plies being cut Tail's message said Ho
desetlbed conditions ns precarious
Senator Fall will remain on tho border
Indeflnitelv to report developments to the
Hepublican section in the Senate
Senator Gallmger said no mlnoritv ac
tion was contemplated as a result of mil s
telegram
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rotton sniks $"1 HOfSo nn, do patent, rntton
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lo strtilsht Iii"Wii do patent.
tn ifr nnn do, fnxnrlte l.minls tilminmii
rlH mills eholrte nnd fnliev pltrnt $11 lilfi
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demitid rjuotntlntis Pin beef In sets
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smoked 11'4 fli llic other hnms smoked elty
rured nn to Iran! nnd nternne. 17'41flRe
linms smnK'il Western rured 17'4Mv . di .
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bellle n pickle ntiordlmr lo nxernite loose
1-m breakfast bnenn ns to brand and
nxs.-t.to ilt eured 17WlSc do Western
run 6 17fPtr lard Wrstern rellneil tierces
U'4r do do tubs U'4r . do pure city
kelilo rimleriil In Hirers 1240. do, ib
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Ni u nrlc full rrtnm fnnp. 8a W Hc do
do fnlr to rood held. 1 S Q 1 1 Mi c , do do
tnrt.sUlmi, HUUc
POULTRY
I.IVIl Tho market ruled steiifh under mod
erate offerlriKS but trade was quiet Quota
tions IowIh IR'jTHltjr roosters lstflilr ,
sprlllK eblekins soft minted, llliil'2c , do,
stiKBJ llfi l"c , duiks ns to slr and nunlltt,
ISIJCJIle ireese 17l?in, VilLenn ot,l me
pair 2H1i1nc . do , inutiK per pair, 2n5fJ2e
, imi.ssi.ti 'lb, mark, t rulnl llrm with
ilunnnd onunl tn the nlTerlnus of d slrnble
Htmk Quotations I r sh-Mlleil drj-imi knl
fowls 12 to box, dr plrked fnncj- solertod
Jle , do, wilchllli; 4 fa (fl " lbs ipbre 2ll'Sr
welshlnu t lbs npleee Ifl'ie welehlnc I'j
lbs upleie l'lc welrhlnit 1 lbs npleee 17
IHr fowls. In bbN f mct dr Pleked welsh
Inc I'sti lbs upleii 2nt welclilnic I lbs
npleee Jlle , smaller sires 1I1W1IH", nil
rnoiiers ilrx picked lie , broilers no-irbx
weluhlnis ai 1 lbs per piir lofcr.c Inru. r
;lr.s l-iT, ISc , cipons tr lb i Iglllnil 4B
111 lbs npleci 27tSJSc smiller slzen 21
-'lie tur'texH, fnncv, Miunit beim and toms
Tip r"o fair to choice 2"5f30c , do o'd
turns J'c . ducks nearby snrluc 2mZr3(ie
squibs i r dozin Uhlle wdithlni; 11 to 12
lbs per dozen. 1 IIOfE " 7". white wclshlnc
II to 1(1 lbs nr dozen ".rfi- r,f) while, welt'i
Inu S Iba per dnrcn SKf I r0, do, do. 7 lbs
per lloen S Kl 1 "ill do ilo , lIGDll'n lbs p i
dozen C .'" If J i.l, dirle, 2lii'2 7.". small nnd
No J S1M1 fi
PRESH FRUITS
Apples Kcre iiulet nnd uiuhanfteil Othr
fruits were In r ilr nquest nnd Kenernllj
steadj- Quotations Apples per bbl Wllie
ssp JlifH. Ilildwhi tj fitiiFf I S3. (Ireonlnif,
tJ J-iW 1 Iln I)tls S17.".fJ2'i oth"r
wirlitlcs. tl "U5J2 "(I N'o J. tl J-iftl 30 Ap
Pies In bulk per 100 lbs 30c (jftl 10 Ap
phh western ler hot. SI 2".tpJ OrntmeB
1 lorlda per crate t2 "04 rnnirerlnes rior
Idi. per strnp tJV.I 111 llmpefrult Klorldi
I r irato SI "'Ml lemons per box tJSr I
rlneipples pirrratc I'ortnltlio tJ 0OW3 30
I lorldi - "itifi I nn Cranberries Jcrsej. per
Mil tlw" do Jersey per crite llftj .",
"TiV.!" rrir" loi-ltla per qt Itefrlsirators,
tlOU-lllr open crates 20f?30c
VEGETABLES
Choice slocl. sold fairly nnd ruled firm. x Itli
supplies well under luntrol quotations White
I potatoes, per bush
I '.!' r5fw,ixorK' " 1 '" J 2n, western Jl lift
I in wWS.r?tft,t!f"' Jersey, per basket Vo
ju-.ri u mihii; , io
tl ann
ti nf
1 nlhef in,llhii ntfi
f. iMiwioc, -vniir potntoes t-jorlrts,
No 1, t7i87 30; No s flW Hneei
.Tersey, per basket No 1, -lltTRnr
ftnilP Mweet notrtfnes Ferae.. Itnla
y are nnd Mnrjlnnd per hamper Vo I 7"c W
tl. No 2. nnSfnnc Sweet potatoes. Vlrnlnls
per bbl SI Sinrfl 7. Onions per 100 lb Iwr
Vo 1. tl 2-iiff 1 3(1. No 2 , 73c Onions
c Wl
so , n
Cabbnre Tinnlsh "per ton
lioroil do , riorlda per hamper, 7"c (Stl J"
do outh Onrollna per crate. SI ""iiisr-j I el
erj 1 lorldi .per crate SI 73W2 21 Kplnnrh
Norfolk per hhl 73e tfllsl i".n icte VArfell?
ier bbl wifrSTOc, Uatertress, per 100 bunches
12 Lettuce. 1 lorlda per basket Uraa HI
dn South Carollni per basket, t JWa 3(1 do
North Carolina, per . Insket. JJWa tleans
r .uasKet . L'r i nu
Plorlda per
IVas. IMorbla
per hnsket IIWH Peppers rinrldn per car
rier, tl 30Sf 1 21 nKRplunt, riorlln per crate
(-tpj mi lomntoes, i lorioa per carrier
h'ano, tl iiej choice SlfPI TO Asparagus
ber crate ''ouili larollna J2fP4. (SeorKla
tssnrr,1n t nllfornla S2ff .1 ill Mushrooms
per 4 lb basket 73c 8tl J"i
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAlt BTOCKS
Hid
Mm llutler ''I
tn(Vnnlllrn ..,.,. 07
Mldwnv . ... 2J
Ml7pnh Extension . ... ., , , . . .Jl
.Montnnn .., "
Northern utnr in
Tonopnh Hrlment .. . 4i
To-iop ih nxtenslon . i ..,. 34
Tononili Mlnlnir ilVs
Itesru" Lull .211
-rl V.ml 77
cot.nriui.t) stocks.
tlantn I",
tilue null ,,.., ni
Iloolb . , IH
IlulMor ,,..,, ,)
C l II
Comb Prat i.,.,, 07
Dlimoi dneld It I! UJ
llnlsv . ,,.,, ,111
riorcm . . ...,,,,., II
(tolllleld CnnHnlld tied 7N
Cloldn-Id .Mirscr n
Jumbo l;l(inlnn H2
Ki w in is . II
Or .. ,lil
Sard Ken ... . In
Hllxer IMrl. 07
MItCr.I.l.ANdOUfl
IMrv Aztec Ill
Kin l rlx 01
Vxida lllll .. .. 17
Arlrona Vr'In 3'1
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clfir 31 10
rlenr 18 II
rlrnr 70 SI
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Mnny IJIp; Orders for Cars
Ni:W YORK. Anrll i Tlio I'reisol
Sticl f'ni Cnmpn.ii li.ii closed cnntrnctR
with tlio Kohay I'roceBi Company for JO
hopper enrs, with tlio Gmlson Cnr Workn
for 300 umlcrfrnme nnd with tho Paris,
t.yons nnd Mpdltpirnnpiui Itnlhv.iix f-i
'iOO Rondnlns Tho Illinois Central Ilnll
rontl han ordered St p.iHsniiKir tar-, limn
tho Pullman Company nnd 10 from tlio
American Car nnd Koundry f ommn
Tjtc Kanawha and "West Vlrslnla Hnll
rmd h.is nlnt oil nn ord(i for .10 nnd the
Cudnhy rncltlne; Company for 100 under
fiuin h Tlie Condmnn IiUmher Company
lilt's ordered iiO Hal cars
BEAL ESTATE TOR SALE
iroliday Results in Strong
Start, With Prices Above
Those of Monday
M i:TIIIK fOMHTIO.SS
M.V ortlx. prll IS. .ltlc e s recelteil
nl the n em her Ilurrail this mornlnc In
tllrntetl the follnnlnc wrnllier romlltlonst
Tempernture
Cnnailliin Northwest
or(hwest
Middle 11 est
.sontliwFt
1 pper Mississippi l,
.'.."." 'C. V.1"1"'1""1 nl
Ohio Vnller
The follow lmr prrclptliitlon tin Inches)
wns reperlril: .01 nt Klklns nnd Jloore
hriiili .01 nt Milwaukee! .10 nt St. 1'null
'? "t , "f I'niil .71 ut Sprlmtflelri. Mo.
.1)J nt lloilite 1 II), and l.U nt lllthltn.
CUtCAOO. April C A hcaiy wmo of
liquidation duo to Rood rnlns In the South
west during the nlRht broke tlio ivhent
market thli mornlnp; after It had started
stronger na the result of nn accumulation
of orders to buy oei the holiday Slay
opened nt $1 21 Hf? $ t 20, nRitlnst
$1 20H nt the md Mnndnj. but notd down
to $119i; ,Tuly started nl $1 199J ffj)
1 ID 4, compared with $1 10 nt the closo
Monday, but diopped to $1 18, nnd Sep.
tember opened nt $t t'& fp t 17 but re
ceded tn $1 lfit',, nil before tho end of th
first linlf hour
l-endlnn; futures rnimcd n follows
lheat-
Upen lllch
Max , I JtH 1 21 4
Juls I lti 1 ini
Kept I 17't 1 17(4
Corn (new dellxerx I
Sla 7H'i 70
IUH 71.1 T7
nepi til 'i
Oats
May ISN
lul llS
Hept IJ
l.nrd
Max Ml I".
llllv It 71
Hept ll tin
Ulbs
Max tlJ.10
July IJ !
I'nrk
Mai 21 27
Julx- J3 IJ
Hid tAskcd
7lli
4-U
14
4J's
11 17
II 71
11 ll'i
12 3".
IJ 4".
21 J 7
LI 12
1,0 w
1 llJd
1 lsS
1 101
73 5
70
Yen'iltt x n
Noon close
11 Jills
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IV.
11
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11 li
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1 "ii
1 1H
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711
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4-is
4Hi
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II 12
11 (17
1 17
21 12
Jl 00
22 13
t21 Oil
t77j,
70 i
114
Ml 4J
11 117
11 I'll
12 JJ
l'J .17
21 Ki
23 00 -
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
r i) it c o a u
A new principle, con
Rtflnr ftimnlv. 24 In Hf
gain , lc Heats Uadta -
torB, too 0 i jfr
Thcro In jfothlnc i
'Just il 2S
3cnd fnr 1 riI.oortlpt.
S.V.RRRVFSMfr.
. t o in l'ntenteil nnd
45 N. Second St. Patrols nrntlln
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ATTRACTIVE
SUBURBAN
HOMES
Hllh OnriiKe, ginno
Samplo house furnished
with
50 x 150 Feet
of Ground
BSSHm I
$8000 '?i
F5 V A r. O
fc -- m. r v --- -- ' to
ntrcttr"i
htreof htibwJ Or ty6 Yxl
n Dairablo rj-atrlctlojiii. pi
ncriJ Uarngc privilege I
itr2
aii uieai fmiiiiin; etcciieni locttion witliln wallclns tllttance.
rti.m iroin ixi-ninin Mtreet. terminal or tno .MnrKet htreor htiu'
iiiiiiuLui riuo on tne mcui.i nort t-ine to uwoou station
too j.ots, buxiuu lect. I'tiiiy improeil, lncliulliifr so
sTilwl T n ? nlin ntiil rrnlnn 11b m M
n Homes built nnd II more under wn is a record for HrJt-jrarjileVelopnicii
Wonderful loca
tion is the cause
for such rapid
growth at
Bywood 1
i'A
a ni
hellers Are. Itesldencs
ritl3KT 1 DAMON, Jr.
$0000
v. oir.viN itoiiiNsov
I'llANK IV. hTOVT, Sales ITnnncer. AInll Address, run -r : nrliy 1. O.
Telephone l.ansdowne 830 Agent on the Premises i:cry Day
SC Vs-.NaV!i& v-.n s-SS;
Dependability
DEPENDABILITY and driving
power real get-you-there-on-time
speed. That's the pre-eminent
essential in automobile construction. A
car must have dependability behind it
and so must a newspaper that carries
automobile advertising. The Public
Ledger-Evening Ledger furnish de
pendability for automobile advertisers
the persuasion and push that make possi
ble a quick "getaway" and speed you to
your prospects.
Solicit business where business exists.
The man of very small salary and the
family that can scarce meet its bUls,
though admirable people, are notyour
prospective purchasers, Reach Ue peo
ple interested in j;our watresi(frijse the
circulation thatpiits mileagfT on your
sales recordsQuil: the ledger's auto-'
mobile man? J "X
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