pK OF FRANCE
ADVISES USE W
CREDirLEHERS
etl!
.lllHWHelp to Relieve Mone-
rSBlif' nU..Hnn hit Pnnfinl
lAbandonment of Metal
Moratorium
DEBTS
onnqpcl Pooling of Financial
.
T-.iafl Rci'ectcd bV Al
ii lies' Conference at Paris
,.. virea p.nvnT
n iy '""" ....
1 Special Ca6l f Jsocnino .coocr
PARIS, .Jtfty 3. Thcro Is a growlm?
K Ml(. of lOilCllineT mo nonui peopio
ittcet , inonns of navincnt thnn
U or metallic money A. a ro-
iKii' H Is ready to supply, without com
ttb,..iln or charge, letters of credit, payable
f S'0 or in fractions at any of Its
UmmMa either In Paris or throughout
lift? country " will Iisuo, also without
feM eOin. . tinvnliln nvnr ntiv
thr, circum. ...v...- ...-, ,
' moratorium Is reducing Itself llttlo
llie ""'". .,. ,i,t,t f Vnumlir
fiiih th value prorogued amounted to
Bi!!!'; nin l.iit bv tho middle of last
ilwH they were moro thnn half paid, and
'tiVwm le due amounted to only $305,-
i
iwslluly higher, as pait of tho debts
'iooiarlng as paid wcro In reality nrrango
inSts with banks and other cstnbllsh
Sminti for credit which mudo loans against
j.:-.i(t.o nnd thus merely transferred
ildebts Into bthcr forms
! . i.t.-nirllnmpntnrv eonferpneo which
wound ui Satuiday did a great deal of
'tittlM without accomplishing much of
iptttlfcal aIuo'
. fAwnstn tn ihn rlpllhnrntlnnq wrta
a j-j in n nnfttrh which declared that
4 :...., num tinf hrnltnn nrtmmprolatlv
4 &a would soon bo In a position to re
Jiubh tha war nfter tho termination of tho
fwucnt struggle This Idea dominated
i-r. v-i .nnfArnnm whloli ilnvntful It-
fnK to finding means to break qcrmany
fwmmerclally without considering tho of
,.., ...t, otlnn wmihl hat3 on tho Allies.
tlhe tet result was to doelop the unton
ff.Hi unv (hn( tn nsqurn voup own feuc-
f-.j'ii unnlv necessary to force somo ono
reisa Into bankruptcy,
Tno proposmoii iui tkn nii "iiuwiiiu
' bank to be backed by all tho Allies met
,.. i t tl.ji tnirilna, V(n,1 nf Uttntinrt n tlfl
- YIUl 0111? C fi..i. .,,.!-.-. -
J,Snany was put oft with a general dcclara-
itlonwnlcn meant oiuy mm uiu auiuo uau
n kindly feeling for ono another.
fiiiitv nni.imvc linwA?.
'J r mfti immrT it i -n trurrt
Hi 1I1C UUllUrt JIAHIVni.
Liverpool Buys October nnd January.
I Receipts Smaller
NEW T01K, May 3 Thcro was less
activity In the cotton market at tho open
ing today, but tno oariy tono was stcauy,
with prices unchanged to 3 points higher.
Alout tha only feature to the transac
tlonjwasthd buying of October and Janu
trv for Liverpool account This shows a
I . clean retersal on tho part of the English
cotton centre, as for nearly tnrco wooks
. Uiee options had been supplied from that
tource. Southern Interests nnd commls
ilon houses wero al&o buyers of tho later
options
After the call prices roso about 2 points
further, but at theso levels a supply camo
In, which forced declines to or a shade
onto the Initial figures.
Tne market was nervous and Irregular
bler In tha morning. A hrenk carried
plcesr somo 4 to 11 points net lower.
: There were rallies of 4 to 5 points from
JJtlpkmest, and tho summary of tho week-
ltf"athr rpnnrt wnn rnnaldprpri bullish.
'This, however, rellccted conditions already
.rtcoDlzed In tho advances of jesterday
Ml failed to stimulate any Immediate do-
Inanil of consequence.
pIThe receipts of cotton at tho ports for
iagr dnv unrA PHtlnintptl nt 1V0nn lmlp).
cdmoared with IR.1,37 hnlpu last, wnplc.
tW!8 bales last year and tO,154 bales
(W 1911,
i Tca'day's 11 00 12 00 2 00
K close Oppn. A M. M l'.il.
torch ...,121)0 una 12 83
? ....... 12 40 U.ICI 12.311 12 21) 12..11
'July 1-'4S 12 4S 1.' 41 12 41) 12 11
October ... 12BI1 12 .15 US! 12. IK 12 51
December.. IB in 12 00 12 mi 12.(11 12 (l
January .. U 93 12 78 U 74 12. li
V
Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL. AlBV 2 Srint rnttnn tn.
faj was In good demand, at an advanco
ltoi t poinds, on the bails of S 17d for mid.
upland. Tho sales aggregated 10,000
bales, including 0000 h.llp.u Amuplonn Thn
'Imports wero 20,000 bales. Including 18,.
u oaies American Tho market for fu-
tores closed easy at a net decllno of 4
06W iiolnts.
THE WEATHER
i . .
k OfTicial Forecast
" WASHINGTON, May 3.
iOlIOWed bv Tinrtlv nlntwltr itfantlia rrtnixct
r , - - wvwwj t,ta A.4),n-
liVest winas.
f. The cold area that covered tho lower
I Lake reef tin nml ti,n nuu -trnitn i
' i eneigy tu crossing the moun-
i oi about 8 degrees in tho eastern portions
KJi Pennsylvania and New Vorlc and along
w fnUadelphla. Tne temperatures have
riSen. inmewhnt in t- sm.i i 1
iwe Lake region. Showers have continued
--. n,uo oeu extending irom tne
if.. ,rl0I Eouthweatward across tha
; KBtral valleys to the western Hnir rn.ist.
II r ,,
u. d. weather Bureau Bulletin
Obaervattons taken at 8 a. m Easfru time.
Low
. 8 laat Italn. Veloe.
i AtuJtlT-n. a-mfln .' Wind. tty. Weather
i AUar; :7. - y a iu. fiouay
gilUawri. ui' flu hJ A fi
Clear
Clear
Clear
Rain
cloudy
P. C lily
ltaln
Cloudy
Clear
Rain
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
P.Cldy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
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C TorK SS SS -O8 SW 13 Rain.
ES": 8 1 m i4 a"
'SSWtaJNdBr IS 12 -Oi NV 10 Clear
rHntiiW
S'.0?"?U. 4Q IS
wiWla . 60 84
NV
13
12
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Cloudy
CIer
lUln
1 Uldy
Clolidy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
P.Cldy
Cloudy
Cloudy
PCldy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P.Cldy
P.Cldy
hTaS,h'tH. S 5?
K
8H
SW
NB
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SB
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MS 50
7n al
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3
10
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! 83
ri ttIVI!K TIOE CUANQEd,
5igr SS J- IIb water S.29 d. m.
-sS-rziv .ru hovb.
PI IUI 111 lnT
r i '
It 91 T1 IT
LMl 73T 7aT 7SI TOt laTUST
miu. ,a'a; it so ,l2 Uw "
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; Jn lr.-LiT"V -s 1J
INTEREST ON CURB
IN NEW SECURITIES
Metropolitan Petroleum
Good Demand Silver
Issues Are Strong
in
NEW YontC, May 3 New Issues are
gradually being forced Into promlnenco
oh tho Curb nntl tho former market
leaders. Including Cuba Cane Sugar nnd
Mldvalo Steel, attract little attention, aU
though supporting nnd distributing orders
nra kept plentiful In thoso stocks.
Today Metropolitan Petroleum, In which
thcro has been persistent nccumulatlon
for somo dnjs, attracted most attontlon
because of tho demand based on recent
official statements of Important noW con
tracts nnd of tho purchnso of additional
oil-producing territory These nddltlons
nnd developments. It Is Insisted, will mako
tho company a larger producer than
Mexican Petroleum
Thoro was also a good deal of Interest
attach d to trading In Atlantic Gulf nnd
West Indlei, which sold at new high
record of 38 H. Most of tho buying came
from Boston sources, where reports wero
current that the American International
Coiporatlon had ncqulrcd nn Important In
terest In tho stock.
Sliver stocks. Including Nlplsslng,
naturally showed a Btrong tono In re
sponse to the strength of tho silver motnl
market The demand for silver Is now
bo great that Institutions hero make their
capitalizations of movements In tho white
metal in metric tons It was Btnted by
somo of theso Institutions thnt their pur
chases have been for tho Allied govern
ments and Intended wholly for currency In
place of gold and notes
Zlno Concentrating was In fairly good
demand Tho Interests concerned In tho
company nro understood to be arranging
for tho purchnso of Utah-Apex. Pacific
Mall rights wero traded In at 1 ?i 1 rA .
INDUSTRIALS.
Aetna nxnlonlvcfl mi.
llld
Asked,
lll'i
r,n
lni
07
21
384
"t'm
71
81
200
HIS
.,s
1411
12
3D
30
??.M
nit;
02
2.V
110
13
0,,
3
CO..
m
do pref !;.;:;;;:;;;;; V4
AJnc Hublier , 01
Ainerlcnn-flrltlnh MfB in
American Marconi 3W
Atlintla Oulf ...."! .... 3S
do vrot m
Cnnadlan Car 08
do prpf no
Chevrolet Motors ..IOB'4
Cuba Oano Sucar 01H
( urtlaa Acroplano 40
DrlRRH-Senhiiry 11s
Ilmordon 1'iynnoernpli ut
jmnimii or it.irKer ........... iff
Hendeo MfK is
IninrniMonnl Merchant Marino.
I
nii'S
Ml
J 4
in, iirei ,
Knthodlon llrnnzo pret
Mnxlm Munltloni
Man Trann
Mldval.i stool
Otis i:ioator
Porrlwm Motors
i'ooio i-.nK
ino
inn
M
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Htnndard Motora
Hut.tnnrtnn
Trlnnclf I'llin tl.
United Profit Sharing '
II H I, t 11 2'1
do pref 1J
Whltn Motors 411
World's rilm IH
STANDARD OIL STOCKS.
Illinois 170
Ohio i'11
l'rnlrlo I'iim su
1 O of Cnllfornla -J47
S O of New Jersey njl
S O of Now York ill
OTHER Olt STOCKS.
Coiclen Oil 22
Chnlmern Oil 5
Inter l'ct 1114
Houston Oil ID1!
Midwest 08
Snpulpa ViYi
Uarnett Oil J
MINING STOCKS.
174
23(1
217
210
r,.'ft
213
22'4
8
12
21
70
3!i
Atlinta 12 13
Uutto Conpcr 714 7t
Ilutto Copper New York 2' 3
Cnrro ile rnseo 37 38
1'lrst National .1 f,i
Uoldllold 12 13
Hocla Mlnlrnt 4Tt n
Howe Sound r'i C
Jim llutlor 1-10 'I
Jumbo Extension 74 7(1
Keneilck -:inc 14H 14
McKlnlcy-Uurrngh (tr. HH
tarnlu Copper 17 17VS
Mlnea of America 2 3
Nlolsilnu : 7TS 8H
San Toj 10 17
St Joseph Lend lilVS 1'i't
West End Cons Od 0B
IlONDS.
Cerro de rnnro 0 114 110
Chea & Ohio 03, ....1 U7V4 f)TJ
Mldvalo Ba !i7i 1)74
Sulzberger 0a DO'S OU'i
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities were sold nt auc.
tlon today by llarnea & LoRand:
STOCKS
B shrs rrnnkfort nnd SouthwTrk (nth
nnd 0th Hts ) TnesenKer Hallway ,.
Co .. 311
IT shrs Tmnkford and Southwark (Bth
nnd Uth Sta ) Passenger Hallway
Co. . SIO'A
3 shrs Trnnkford nnd Southwark (5th
and 0th bts ) rnssenger Hallway
Co 3 I0H
Co. .. . 3in!
34 shri Union I'aasonger Hallway Co lUO'
!S00 shrs Sonora Chief MlnlnB Co., par
1 Lot S3
20 shrs Unhersal llond Hepalrlng nnd
Street Cleonlnff Co SO,,
ri shra Amerlran Academy of Muslo 20014
r shrs. Amerlran Acndomy of Mimic 200
20 ahrB HKcrford Land nnd Impiovo-
ment Co , par J30 .. -J8
47 shrs Olr-lrd Heal nsiato and Im-
proem'nt Co proferred ....LotSlOO
30 shrs United Oas and nioctrlo for.
porntlon first proferred: par $100 73
1(1 shrs United Oas and Klertrlc Cor-
porntlon common, par JlOu 17
20 Bhrs Western Stntea Oas and Elec-
trie Co preferred, pr S100 ... 00
7 shr American Cltlea Co. preferred,
par 111") !3Vi
12 shrs International Steam Pump Co 2J!4
12 ahra Ninth National Hank par linn 330
4U shrs Industrial Trust. Title and
SaUnirs Co . par 1,10 176
1 shr Third National Hank; par
10() 230U
20 shrs Third National Hank) par
100 , 230
3 shrs. Olrard Trust Co : par 100 .. t)00
B shrs Kejstono Telophono Co, pre-
ferred. par M .. 07b
15 ahrs Ke atone Telephone Co. pre-
ferred. par J10 07
B shrs Keystone Telephone Co. com-
mon: par JB0 .. ., s
B shrs Olrard Avenuo Tarmers Mr-
B shrs Droad Strcet"nank'.'par'$30!! 60
14 shrs atmrd National llanki par
$100 360
8 shrs. Philadelphia National Bank,
par 1100 403
40 Bhrs Fatrmount Savings Trust Co.;
oar 1100 . 100
10 shrs Losan Truat Col par "JO.. 140
2 shrs. Northern Trust Co . par $100 51
5 shrs. Northern Trust Co ; par 1100 B50
10 shrs llobert Moiria Trust Co.! par
5100 ...... oa
20 shrs Fcopia'a National Klro Inaur-
nnce Co.! par 25 i"rS'Alli
B shrs North Pennsylvania Hallroad
Co.ipar $30 "h
3 Bhrs Philadelphia Oerrnautown and
Norrlatown Hallroad Co i par $50 141H
1 shr PennsyUanta Academy of tha Bg
24 shrs Giant Portland Cement Co.
common; par $80 (J12B0 common
stock scrip bonus)
20 shrB. Hull preferred
UONDS,
$100 Electrio and People's Traction Co..
" 4 per cent stock trust. Inures
April U WVVf,, .. j
6000 ChlcaBQ and Eastern lillnois Hafl
road Co . 6 per cent., first con
solidated M mortcasB, coop0"?
April and October duo 1884
(coupons from April 1, 101B. at-
Inched) ..,... .... 4UO
4000 Fort Wayne and Ab"$!t Va,!r"?
Traction Co.. 5 per cent., tlrst
mortgage, coupons March and
September, due 1034 . ;' 00,
8000 Athens Horough. Pa.. 4 per cent..
Vnuoons January and July
U1U0O duaVulyr 1025; duo og
B0O0 PennsylVanfa Co'.!"4 lir'cint J'fjlj
lateral trust, coupons April and
October, duo 1031 ..,......- M
1000 MsVlcet btreet Elevated Passenger
' nillway Co., '4 per cent., first
mtg5gupoW and No-
BOOO FoVnrJoh1oi8n"and-oioverV-ov
villa nallroad Co., 4b per cent..
consolidated mortgage, coupons
May and November, duo 1932. 77
2000 Emptro Oas and Fuel Co.. 6 per
u ciut", fiMt mortgage. ,coupon
May and November, due 1823. 100
1000 airirdWlla das Co,. 8 per cent..
" first mortgage, .coupons May
and November, diw 1043 .... 43
--
T.1VE STOCK QUOTATIONS
,??:fL-r'Mri.ra
3
.U,. t. u.-.ir.ia. IB. 0OO neaa, marnei
fS'oB'e'ofeO-. TMat T 8068 10. C4v. s6
sSBPNaBt'nd U'ilW
imb. $8 B0&11.I3.
Bar Silver Up Again
Bar Uver In Lordoa today wM ,quot,ei t
o,iwt4 today at J1E. oxs t
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
CHAIN AND FLOUIl
W!
HEAT Hecelpts. 235,318 busholi
P. w? .'airly active nnd with
s. De-
man
Bironger
putsiaa advices prices advanced lc quota.
il?ilst. r!0', 'n Port elevator I
red.
KSl ind,&f3& il01 2j No. 2 Bou
T"'i,$1.171.20i steamer No. 2 red, $1
,1rJiPiJMl.l rejected, b. 1.12fl'l 15(
. COHN hecelpts, 1J.B41 buiih. Prices
NO A
No. 2. Bouthjrr
2 ren. si.i
Mil
u A,
fSK'fiJU l"""'', Quotations! Car, , lots for
local trado as to location No. 2 oltow. 84 W
SiaSi; atenmcr yellow, 8JW83C : No .3 yellow,
ibs 9, 8t'682 ' ,"'low' 76tTc.l cob. per 70
CATS Hecelpls, 40,223 bush Demand was
moderate with no chanae In prices, Quota
tions: No 2 white, Bt'iWftJc.i standard
,. iiiid. timvui
lo. tlOJ8c ! No a white, 40C0c.:,No.
whlto. 47'S ,48bc ; sample oit. 434 W
H.OUn Hecclpta. 1J40 bbls. nnd 1,162,435
1 v,n
44'4c.
. H.UUH Ileee n(
bj In sacks J)emand wan light, but .mill
""ilia wero woll nmlntnlned Quotations,
KC J"18 .lbfl In wood: Winter, clear, $r. 10
K,45,L;-",0i.lralRht.,l3 40B 00! do, patent,
,i,7B0; Kansas, clear, cotton socks, tilf
5.801 do , patent, cotton sacks $8.00n 10;
51!ri"!. JlrBt e'enr, $5 335?r, 70. do, strnlnht,
18 7B8 U0 do , patent, $06 40; do , favorlto
brands, $0 00CT0 80, rlty mills, choice nnd
fancy patent, $6 0006 80, City mills, regular
k.ri,,'.'lTLntfr- r'ar, $8 10O5 30, do ,
a'raliht, $r,.40OS 00; do. patent. $.17300
1, P.TEL Pf-OUR was nulet but steady under
llajrtt offerings Quotations: J50B 30 per bbl.,
na to quality
PROVISIONS
There m n fair demand and values wera
nrmly maintained VollowInK nro tha quota-r,!?n,i..-"?'
,,cc'. ln "li. smoked nnd nlr-drled,
Me., eatern beef. In sets, smoked. B6c ; city
beef, knuckles and tenders smoked and nlr
drled. 27(i8c : Western beef, knuckles nnd
tenders smoked, 27W.18C., beef hnms. J28W
30; pork, family, $j:, 30ST126. hams. S. P.
cured. looo 17b OIKi do. skinned, loose.
17U ?lBc ; do , do
1KC 1 do . ski
smoked IB1
hams, smoked, city cured as to brnnd nnd
loKeo, el
ls.tsa
niernge, lswt8V4ei hams, rmolted. Western
cured, 18184c : do , boiled, boneless. 30c ;
Picnic Shoulders H P ,Mire,l. Inn.n. hU.
do. smoked, Mtt itSl:i'4c 1 bellies. In pickle,
according to mcrnec. loose, 13b lflc : breik
fnat bacon, na to brand and average, city
cured. Hie i do , Western cured I7l8c i lard,
Western refined, tierces. I2c I do , do., tubr
inc ; do, pure city, kettlo rendered. In tierces,
13c; do,, do, In tubs, 13c
REFINED SUGARS
,, The mnrke was quiet but firm. Quota
tions: llxirn line granulated, 7 40W7 80e ;
powdered, 7 3007.60c ; confeetlonera' A, 7.30
CPi.4l)c.: soft grades, n.0397.33e.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ntlTTnil The market ruled firm, with de
mand equal to t o limited offerings Follow
ing aro the quotations. Western, solld'parked
creamery, fancy specials, 30c , extrn. 34U.I3C .
Urals, il'ic . seconds, 33c . nearby prints,
fancy, 81c , average extra, 86c , flrels. 34Si
33c 1 seconds, 8133'4c. I Jobbing silca of
fancy prints, 40 Q 43c
KOOS Hecelpti wero qullo liberal, but de
mand wns sufllclent to keep supplies well under
control, and values cro firmly held Quota
tions: In frert enses, nearb extrn, 26c. per
doz , firsts, $0 00 per standard case: nearby
current receipts, $0 ill) per case; Western ex
tras 24iij2rc per dn. i Western extrn firsts
$0 78 per mm, firsts. $0 00 per ciao, South
ern, $0 insjO 43 por case, fancy selected can
dled fresh eggs wero Jobbing at 27W-tlc. per
doz
., CHEESE necclpts of i"rslrnblo stock were
light and the market rut. tlrm with trado
fair. Quotations. New York, full cream
fancy, held, 1114iinc , pp, rluln, higher, do.,
do , fnlr to good held, 18BlBb c. do, do,
part sklmB, 11016c.
POULTRY
LIVE Deilrablo slock wns In fnlr request
nnd firm lth modernte nfferlngs (luotatlons1
Fowls. lDMJOc , roosters UWl.lo , spring
chickens, uccordlng to quality, weighing 1$12
lbs apleco, .14S13HC , wnlto Leghorns, accord
ing to quality, ItDtf 3(c , dm lis us to size nnd
quality. lBW.'Oc , geeso, 17W11IC., om un-
ncirariio stocic lovtcr, pigeons, 0111. per puir,
28wnoc do , loung, per pair, 20W22C.
DRESSED The market was quiet, but re
ceipts of fowla were light and xaluea were
steady nt the recent decline SqunM wero
more plentiful, dull and loner Quotations.
Fresh-killed poultry, dry-pnekod Fowls. 12 to
box, dry-ptcked. fano selected, 2-!c : weighing
4'4 5 lbs nplece, 'Jib'', neighing 4 Ibs
apiece. 21b c : weighing 3l4 lbs nplece. 21c ,
neighing 3 Ibs nplece, 18L0r . fowls ln bbls ,
fancy, dr-plcked weighing 4b 3 lbs nplece,
21c , weighing 4 Ibsnpleco. 2lc , smaller sizes,
1'iilOc ; old roosters, dry-picked, 10c :
brcllers, Jersey, fancy. G0eau5c . do .other
nenrby, weighing BW3 lbs. per pair. 4043c. ;
lirger sizes 33J8c. capons per lb
Weighlnc MM10 Ibs nplece. 27W2S0 . smaller
sl7cs, 2jS'20c , ducks nenrby, spring. 20p
2Sc; BquiUjs per doz White, weighing. 114
U lbs per doz, $B.205 tr,, white, weighing
DWHI lbs per doz, $4 6HWr, ID whlto weigh
ing 8 lbs per doz $3 3,0O4l0; do., do . 7
lbs. per doz, $ Itp.t 23. do . do itb lbs
per doz, $-' 2AO.' 30; dark, $J2.30, small
and No. 2. $11 40.
FRESH FRUITS
Applea wero dull nnd unchanged Straw
berries of Una quality were well cleaned up
and again firmer Quotations. Apples, per
bbl., Wlncanp. $3(B,4, do. do llildnln. $2 50
3 21, do, do. Orecnlng. $233. do., do.
Hen Davis. $1 732 25. do. do. other varie
ties, 1 505J2 50, do , do , No 2, $1.231 30,
do,. Western, per box, $1 25 Ml 73 Oranges,
Florida, per crate, $2 50W4 Grapefruit
Florid 1. ptr crate. $17303 80 Lemons, per
box. $J?J. PlneapplCB. Porto Hlco. per trate
$- 30W3 80. Cranberries, Jersey, per bbl . $3
SP7: do , do, per crate. $102 J1. Strawber
ries, North Carolina, per qt , 18 20c.
VEGETABLES
Cholco stock m with a fnlr outlet at re
xlsed figures O'erlngs wero qulto liberal
Quotations Whlto potatoes, per bushel. Penn
ayhanli. $1 lB'PIl 20, do , New York. $1 0340
110. do. Western. $1U14J110. do, Jersey,
per basket. No. 1 rose. 014075c ; do , do , No.
1. other artctles. (1.14P75c . do, do.. No. 2.
!!0440c.; do, Florida, per birrel, No 1.
$3 7.100; do . do.. No 2. $4 5005. Hwoet
potatoes, Jersey, per i-nskot. No 1, 454JU0c;
do , do , No 2, 25 U 30c . do , Jersey, Delaware
and stamina per Hamper, no 1, uc v
No 2, .1110 liuc, do, Vlrglnll.
$1 3001 78. Onions, per lOO-lh
Vlrglnll. per barrel.
biff,
do Texas,
tier cummer crate. NO. 1. 11
K ,,,, UVf , UU, .... . V-'W mm. j..... .
Danish, per ton. $13018. do. South Carolina,
per crute. $J02 75 Celery. Florida, per crate,
$1 75W2 2.1 Spinach Norfolk, per barrel,
.',11073c Kale, Norfolk, per barrel. 40050c
Watercress, per 10(1 bunches. $1,600.2 00 Let
tuce, South Carolina, por basket. MOSW;
do , North Carolina, per basket. $.',8003.
lleana. Florida, per basket, $20 J reas .Flor
ida and South Carolina, per basket. $1 25
2 50. Peppers. Florida, per carrier, $203 GO.
lTtffrnlftnt. Florida., ner criile. tl 234P2.75 Had-
1 7B, do, do.. No 2. $14P1 33. Cabbige,
Isnes Norfolk, per hamper $1W1 DO Squusn,
Florida. p.r crate, SJ02.3O 'iomatoes, Flor
ida per carrier, fano, $202.30, do., do.,
choice, $1 8001.7.1 Asparagus per crate.
South Carolina, $J.5O04. do, do . Georgia,
$J.2303 B0, do., do., California $204, Mush
rooms, per 4-lb, basket, $101.23
WIRELESS TEST SATURDAY
Navy Department on War Basis and
Will Control Stations Here
and Elsewhere
Special telegrnph and. telephone appar
atus la being installed at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard today as part of the system
which will be used In the preparedness
test to 'take place at all the nation's
naal stations on Saturday. Thp test
will begin at 4 o'clock In tho afternoon
and continue until 8 o'clock Monday morn
ing. During that period tho Navy Depart
ment will be conducted on a war basis.
The connecting link here will be In the
office of Commandent Robert L. Russell,
and, as at the other stations, will work
Independently of all other telephones and
telegraphic lines.
Business of the Navy Department will
ba carried on by the chiefs of the bureaus
with the naval stations by telephone,
white the Secretary of tho Navy, the Gen
eral Board, the office of Naval Intelli
gence and the Chief of Naval Operations
will receive wireless reports from the
battleship New Hampshire, which will
Bearch for Imaginary enemies.
At the rfeauest of Secretary Daniels, the
test was arranged by officials of the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany, which has agreed to place Its serv
ice at the disposal of the Government for
the purposes of demonstration without
cost. The test here will be 'under the
supervision of Lieutenant Commander W,
I Llttleiield.
PAEOEL POST
NOTICE
FORD
nwNPDQ
All roru AU1B gnun. ,uiu w .wu-,'-
vaula arv requested to send name and ad
dress and number of ear to our eastern
office and receive valuable Information of a
cash co-opcrattva proposition la connection
with car you own.
American Ford Owners Ass'n
(Penasi IranU Headquarters)
46 Ureitl ltldg.. Vetk fro. 8. PhlU.
SHOES MADE TO
MEASURE
AT ODB SHOP
309 CHERRY ST.
MArJT STTLES GAHRIED IN STOCK
Xt. C. McCLOY rwAmisSSf iutos.
fg DEAF -
HARPER ELECTRIC ORIPHONE
will ma!,!., vm to hear ErfBcttv.
Call and tee u nut tuna jou B.r la New Tork. I
8SJ CJLVJJ , 314 W&tea St., fciUi. 1
OH FIELDS TO GO DRY
IN 1943, SAY EXPERTS
Petroleum Depdsits Now 30 Per
Cent. Exhausted, Federal
Trade Board Hears
WASHINGTON, May 3. Petroleum
deposits of tho United States now nro
more than 30 per cent, exhausted, nnd the
remaining supply estimated upon geologic
probahllttlcn and tho amount of produc
tion In present nnd prospective fields will
last only 27 years. This fact was em
phasized today In reports of field experts
to the Federal Trade Commission, which
Is nbout to report to Congress tho result
of Its Inquiry Into oil production,
Tho nation I"i producing 60 per cent, of
tho world'") output, It was declared, nnd
of tho nmotint 20 per cent Is bolng ex
ported nnd 25 per cent, la used as fuel un
der hollers Experts calculated that fully
20 per cent. Is "wnstcfully UtIIUed"
through tho uso of petroleum In making
nrtlflclat gas.
Present gasoline consumption In tho
United States Is estimated nt 1,500.000.000
gallons a year, nnd with tho constantly
lnrren,lns demand for gasoline. It Is
(Igurcd that domestic consumption will In
crease nt tho rate of nbout 500,000,000
gallons a year. Tho automobile Is given
as one of the rcasoms for the great demand
for tho product There now nre 2,225,000
nutomobllci In uso ln the United Stntcs
and It Is estimated thnt 3.000.000 will bo
In operation one year hence. The demand
for gnsollno exceeds that for all other pe
troleum products.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NHW YOIIK, May 3 In tho first hour
of business today the foreign exchango
market was only moderately active Hates
moved Irrcgu'arly within a narrow rnngo
Sterling, although heavy In tone, did not
break tho low figure of 4 70 for demand,
established lato yesterday afternoon
Francs wen nclinnged nnd rolchsmarks
showed no quotable alteration Italian
exchango nnd guilders, however, worked
lower. Quotations-
Demand sterling, 4 76, cables, 4 7C4J
frano cables, 5.03V,, checks. DOTVJ,
rolchsmarks, 76l576"j; lire cables, 8 22,
checks, 6 23; Swiss tallies, 5 18, checks,
5 18i: Vienna, 13 18t3 21; Stockholm,
,10 30HT10 40; pesetas, 19 S05TH9SB; guild
crs, 41 "4 41i rubles, 30ft r 31
Leading International bunking houses
this morning confirmed tho theories that
tho decline In sterling of about 4c. In tho
last week has been duo to excels of pur
chases of munitions nnd general supplies
In this country mcr tho sales of our se
curities Accordingly, tho recent high
prices for railroad Issues Incited nn un
usually lnrgo amount of selling In this
market
In referenco to tho reported Impending
operations of tho French finance ministry
as to securing deposits of securities to
equallro tho foreign exchange market in
New York, prominent banking houses re
call tho fact that American securities of
tho highest grndo have been a fnrlte
purchaso for a number of years by French
Investors.
In tho lato nftern6on rolchsmarks, after
being quoted at 76 H, receded to 7G?
nnd 7Gi. Tho marKet was very dull
Sterling hung nt the low 4.70 for demand
nnd l.70ViffJ(!?'4.76 0-16 for cables and
5.03 -i for checks.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Standard Oil of California, resular quarterly
JL' .10, payable June 15 to stock of record May
Kay Oil Company, reuular monthlv 1 per
cent and 1 per cent extra, paable May 25
to stock of record May 10.
North Philadelphia Trust Company, regular
semiannual of fi per cent. ChccKa have been
mailed
American Tobaooo Company, usual quarterly
of 5 per cent, on common nnd 14 per cent,
on the. preferred stocks
Ninth National Hank, regular semiannual a
per cent., pajablo on demand to stock of record
May 3.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NKW TOlli:. May 3. -nUTTER lletter
supply and prices 4e, lower with trade filr
on the decline. Receipts, SG70 packages, Extra
rreamen. .13 He.
nivner scoring, .i-i(3"wtflC
.State dairy. 3Jc.
Imitation creamery,
20 'i
ilUC.
KQQS Suppllea 'area and fancy cradea firm
rnaes iair sicnuy. uoceinis. -
Receipts. 44 001
rnies. L,xtra nrsj. not nuntedi firsts,
Mrsts. 1!1 '.
w'JS'ic, whlto ."ss,
4 fa lite. : brown esin.
"4C mixf-i toior-j
best, 23l323Wc
M.'IVic, refrigerator
German Bank Statement
BKIILIN, May 3. The weekly statement of
the Imperial Hank of Germany shows
May 1'. '10 April 2'., '10
Marks Marks
Gold reserve .... 2,401,000,000 2.401. 000,000
Commercial paper
and treasury
bills 0,138.000,000 4.71T.O0O.OOO
Clrculat an a n d
banklnir notes.. O.fllKl.noo.OOO (1.470,000,000
1'rUlUo deposits .10,78(1,00(1.000 1.1140,000,000
RATES FOR MONEY
Call
2 MJVi
3 3H
3
Time
24 wa'i
3 fl4
4 4i
4 4
New York ..
Philadelphia
lloston
Chlcaso
3"4 04
Commerrhtl paper. 3 to 0 months. Philadel
phia. OOSVa per cent.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearings today compared with corro
apondln da lastwo ywr.
Boston ..J42,O03,501 128,01-1,174 t2l.H7r,.0S'
New York 5115, lOII 0711 4U.4D3,70! 316 173.043
I'hllada . 40.232.33J 28.004.4S7 10 5111,004
SPUING RESORTS
THE
Seaside Resorts
And Beautiful
During the season Just closed the Florida resorts did the
biggest business in their history. Those who did not obtain
accommodations early could not get them at all.
Such o condition always forecasts a rush to the South Jersey
resorts. We know now that this will bo Wildwood's greatest
season. Do not put off renting your cottage or apartment or
making certain of your hotel accommodations.
If You Delay You Are
Sure To Be Disappointed
The finest resorts on the coast for your vacation.
Bathing, boating, fishing, motoring and all refined
amusements, uouagea,
at reasonable rentals.
A1XANT1Q CITY. W. J.
Atlantic crrr
Ivas acta rveW star
vi 0cru;c,(a?jiiiun.
.v . . .r. -
ItASfiTATrsarwotiisKmiiaTtLvi
"CS?iL. tMJSa
ITHE LEADING HESOHf HOTEL Of THE WORLD
Mboronjft'Mnfeiin
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
OWNE83HU MANAOCMSNT.
UftgUH WHITE 3QH9 COMPANVI
HOTEL .LELANDE &2Zfo
are. Urj.JBtructti ocean view: elevator; sis.
JUhU. prlv. catas. mod, rates. W. a. HAWK.
Westminster K- nr. Bsacn, Eir.
water. II BO up air .18-I12 60 wklr C. Bahae.
WABTUMOBK. l'A.
gTKATH HAVEN INN LSr
Ksa 54. IP, M. BCI1EIBLET,
Itift
Yw-W.
OlE
fKii.
HISTORIC GIRARD STREET PASSES;
COMMERCE REPLACES TRADITIONS
New Snellenburg Building to Cover Sites Once Occu
pied by First Families '(of Philadelphia1 Motor
Trucks Instead of Wistar Parties
TUB leveling hand of democracy nnd
business has laid Its welRht upon Ol
rard Btreet and the aristocratic exclusion
of that historic trec-flftnkcd block In the
city's contro has fled Tenantlessj aban
doned, tho tnll four-Btorled houses alonp;
tha Bouth sldo of tho narrow thorough
fare face not only n vista of commercial
activity which swept awny their com
panloni on tha north Ride, but await like
tho remnant of a forlorn hope tho destruc
tive hand of a relentless, overwhelming
foe They die, thoy do not surrender, theso
old dwellln&i They hold too precious n.
herltnfto and too proud an association
with I'hlladelphla's first families to separ
ate themselves from a place In tho history
of those old Qunker stocks nnd a neigh
borhood that tho annalist dnro not over
look In his chronicle of tho city's develop
ment nnd Its progress.
Clinton street may boast. In the majesty
of Iti ttvo-btock length Mere extent Is
nothing. Thnt single row sandwiched
between Market and Chestnut streets pos
sesses a proud career that commerce can
not nbllternte. Shopping thousands may
tread dnlly over the Blto of those homes
of Philadelphia's "four hundred" of three
generations ngo. Ilartcr nnd salo go on
abovo tho scenes of minuet nnd Wlslnr
party 1'lcblan may replace caste In the
occupant of Glrard street building Hut
Olrard street Is as Immortal In Philadel
phia as tho memory of the man whoso
namo It hears and In whoso estate Its
tltlo lies vested In perpetuity.
'TinST FAMIMUS, " ATJODn.
From tho western outlet mutely stares
tho plain brick meeting house of the So
ciety of Prlenda ns it has since Its erec
tion In 1812. Giftid with tongue, that
untied nnd gated structure could unfold
a record of Glrard Btreet and Its crstwhllo
habitants that would ring with cloquenco
and revelation of tho Inner life of tho
Quaker City's first families.
A cafeteria, tnough ancient Glrard
street would recognize no such foreign ap
pellation. Is today tho solo tenant of that
relic of a distinguished, cxcluslvo past. It
Is located In tho houses numbered 110-1
nnd HOG nnd Is conducted by the Business
Women's Christian League. Olrnrd street
In Its heyday knew no such thing an a
business woman, nnd Its spirit Is solaced
by tho reflection thnt a few short days will
sec tho removal of tho sacrilegious In
truder, MODnilN INVENTIONS.
"Hun slow" rends a sign nt tho 11th
street entrance to Olrnrd street. It Is In
tended as a direction to automobltlsts and
drivers of the heavy-laden buslnoss trucks.
Such ndmonltlon Is unnccded to tho
studont of old Philadelphia who Mends
his way thitherward It was equally un
necessary to tho rosldents of that btreet
Who from 1S37 until a few years ago
Btnmped tho lano-llko uvonue with the rev
erential awo which their very names In
spired Tho few remaining trees along
the gutter lino are not moro stately nor
more deeply rooted than the family trees
of the early Glrard street families.
Franklin Pcnlo, Richard Peters, Bonsall,
Oulllou, Ingraham, Cottman, Cresson, tho
mero repetition of thoso surnames Is his
tory and Philadelphia aristocracy Itself
It wns only 1U10 when Miss Anna Tllgh
man died She and her brother, William
M. Tilghmnn who preceded her In death.
could And nr place ln all Philadelphia
better adapted for lmpaitlng vigor and
tono to their bluest of blue blood than the
confines of narrow Olrard street.
Peter Wright, llko Stephen Glrard, a
shipping mngn.ito of his day, lived there.
So did Colonel James M Dennett,
whoso clothing establishment, which he
dubbed "Tower Hall," brought him wealth
which he lavished upon Methodist Chari
ties at his death. Tho Ilov. Dr. John
Chambers, pastor of tho Presbyterian
Chuich at II road nnd Snnsom streets, long
since demolished; tho Rev Dr. Henry Du
cachet, nnd one of his hucccssoih, tho Mev
Dr. S K. McConnell, made their homes on
Glrard streot for tho period of their In
cumbencies, the rectory of St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church.
FAMOUS RESIDENTS.
During the Civil War tho United States
Quartermaster's office was located in tho
building at tho northeast corner.
Benjamin AV. Richards, Mayor of Phila
delphia In 1830 and 1831, and Robert T
Conrad, who occupied the Chief Magis
tracy Immediately preceding the consoli
dation of tho city In 185-1, had their doml
cllo tn Glrard street.
Tho Stephen Glrard Building nt the
southeast corner of 12th street marked
the first change In tho aspect of tho build
ings flanking tho south side of the street
This was in 1806 Many of tho older
tenants of the great houses below the
corner had departed before that desecra
tion began. In their stead had come
many clubs, among them tho Engineers'
nnd Travelers' Protective Association, The
New Century Cooking School and Club,
at 1112, was tho first of these. Tha
Philadelphia Real Estato Doard at 1114
was tho last. All have sought other quar
ters, for every one of the 13 original
houses remaining Is to come down in a
few days.
SPRING RESORTS
Wtfdwood Crest
Dungaiows ana apartments
Hotel rates moderate. For beautifully illus
trated booklet and detailed information write
today to
J.WUtesell.Cit; Clerk, Wildwoo J,N. J.
ANNAfOLIS. MP.
THE LOG INN
ON TUB
OHKHAl'KAKR
Sea food, boating, bathlns danclns. Hoard
by day or week. Write for book. Water
sites for sale at point 15 miles wide.
SEASIDE 1'AKK. N. J.
THE MANHASSET
OPEN
JUNE 15
Booklet.
II. ROSS TURNER. Prop.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
STRAYER'S Th B" Business School,
OlltAICilO BQI-S0T Cnestout Street.
SWIMMINO
Central Natatorium and Baths
Unlimited use. 311 yearly $2 mem
bership. Unlimited use. I J 3 months
2 membership. Younxer men IS.
1ft and 202-3 above rates Boys un-
?r 18 1-3 abovo rates Single iwlui
members and cuesU). 23c, boys, 15c.
lessons. 13 Reduced rate to
troupe. Shower, electric, hot and
atcam bathe and maaaax at propor
tionate rate. Water ln pool changed
(Uily.Your trUsdx ture.jUlt xi epulis.
T-
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A.
n:t
Area
stmt.
3, 1016,
Tho first houses on Olrard street tvero
completed and occupied In 1837, a few
years after the death of Stephen Olrard.
It had been tho Intention of tho great
philanthropist to utilize tho lot hounded
by High (now Market), Wlh, Chestnut nnd
12th Blreot3, aa tho n lte for tho world
famous school for orphan boys which lie
founded, and tho location Is expressly
stipulated In tho body of his will He had
purchased tho plot of ground for $100,000
several years beforo nnd Immediately re
let It to tho seller. Ily a Codicil to his
will Olrard, with a foresight ns keen as
hla previous business denting, substituted
tho 'Teel Hall" farm on tho Illdge road as
tho college site. He had purchased this
estato of 4G acres Juno 6, 1831, and In
substituting It ns n moro advantageous
location for an orphanngo approved Its
country surroundings but expressed some
fear that his trustees might vlow It as
somewhat rcmoto from what was then
tho dwetllng portion of the city Today
It Is moro central from n i evidential view
point than tho now doomed Olrard Rtrccl.
With tho departure of tho Tllghmans,
rleemanns, I.lpplncotts. Cressons and
other noted residents, boarding houses
abounded In tho llttlo block Ono promi
nent exception wns nt 1120, the homo of
Ur nnd Mrs IMwnrd Ueecher Flhck
Ilko tho "last twig" upon Olrard street's
"family tree," they hnd continued to re
side In tho houso which had been theirs
through four generations This link was
furnished by a delmtntito party nt which
Miss Sarah Beccher Klnck, their (laugh
ter, bowed to society In the drawing
room wherein her Kieat-grnndfathor, Da
vid Kindt, nnd her grandfather, the lato
Dr Anthony Komlg Finch, hnd enter
tained somo l( years ngo The Flhck
resldenco wns tho Inst of the houses on
tho south side of Glrard street to bo
used for dwelling purposes The 11th
street end of the north sldo passed awny
In 1883 In thnt ear tho Hood-llon-brlght
store at tho southwest corner of
llth and Market street was erected In
tho following year tho demolition of tho
romalndcr of that row was completed for
tho Market Btreet stoies comprising tho
western end of the Snellenburg establish
ment Oranvlllo It. Ilnlncs & Co, dry
goods: 11 J Allen & Co, china mer
chants, both of memory only, occupied
them
Tho last change before the proposed
complete destruction was In 189G, when
the Stephen Olrard Hulldlng was put up
This structure will remain according to
tho proposed plnns for tho futuro transfor
mation Tho new building, modern In every
detail, will extend from llth street to
tho eastern lino of tho Stephen Olrnrd
Hulldlng and Its estimated cost ap
proaches $0,000,000 A long lenso to the
Snellenburg llrni Insures Its occupancy
upon completion
Olrnrd street will become a mero nd
Junct to tho delivery department of a
gieat retail business house, but Its pres
tlgo nnd Its position In tho hlstorj of
Philadelphia will remain honored In the
family (history of tho city which It has
adorned and never dimmed ln tho SO
jeais of Its respected and respectable
eminence
RAILROAD EARNINGS
1IOCKI.NO VAI.LUY.
101(1
Inrrrasp
$131 Til.'
.711)
IISH '."Si
4.17, (1JII
B 10.571
March KroRs
Net
Surplus .
Nino months'
N'( t
Surplus .. ..
fH'i.ftTl
113,r,ll3
r,j mi
n HO'.'.'RJ
l.iitr,. tm
IITL'.'JbS
BEAL ESTATE TOE SALE
Hummii n
1HERE
again,
while bargains as
field to-day. Biir,
150 feet, in the most
suburb, with every high class improvement
and priced at $390 per plot, ten dollars down and
monthly payments if you prefer. Penfield Station
is right on the property.
Remember, too, you're only 3 minutes from
69th Street Elevated Terminal, by way of tho
Phila. and Western Railway a 5-cent fare. Pen
field is a built-up, substantial development, with
many beautiful, occupied homes, and where you
can buy at prices fully ono half lower than is asked
for land in the immediate neighborhood, as well as
land at any suburb further away. Prove this
come out to-day and see. Representatives on the
property daily, including
Write for Penfield
Clifford B. Harmon & Co.
1437 Chestnut Street
Hell 'Phone, Spruce 4070
Ke(uao 'I'bonc, Usee 938
WEST lUIILADELl'IIIA
Krai rf'PiiSS
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MATTHEW DOUGHERTY, Owner, on premise
t8M WAMUWrOK AEU
15
MEXICAN SILVER
MINING MARES
RISE IN LONDON
Advance in Price of Metal
Given as Reason for Un
usual Demand of Stock
BUSINESS STEADIER
Collapse of Dublin Revolt and
Conscription Will Not
Satisfy Opposition
By FRANCIS W. HIRST
Special CabU to Evenino Ltdatr
LONDON. May 3 Tho collapse of tho
Dublin revolt has cleared tho nlr, but tho
position of tho Government remains crit
ical nfter recent misfortunes
Conscription will not satisfy ho North
cllffo press.
The death of Viscount St Aldwyn, fol
low Ing Immediately tho death of his son
and heir, removes nn Important flguro
from public life. Ho was classed with
Lord Loreburn nnd Lord Curzon ns one
of tho three best Fpenkcrs ln tho llouso
of Lords I well remember his clear, lucid
budget statements nn Chancellor of ya
Uxchcnuor to tho Commons Ho was a
strong pnrty man, hut thought for him
self, ns when ho refused to nbandon free
trade In 1D04 He wns a bank director
and presided over tho Treasury Commit
tee to control new capital Issues. Alto
gether, hts loss will bo felt, especially
JUBt now, when tho country needs Inde
pendent statesmen.
Huslness In tho financial district Is fea
tureless, except that a demand has sprung
up for Mexican sllvor mining shares, with
tho rise In silver ns the pretext for what
Is probnlily an engineered movement. Sil
ver undoubtedly Is being honrded on the
Continent, and tho end of tho war prob
ably will bring out theso supplies nnd
gradually causo redundancy, unless tho
excess of pspcr monoy bo repaired.
Tho Ionian IJ.ink report, just Issued,
emphasizes the strength of Greek flnanca
and Greek exchanges
Sir George Cave, our Solicitor General,
stated yesterday that ho expects a lasting;
peace to be made In a few months.
New War on Mosquito Declared
War was declared In West Philadel
phia last night against tho army of mos
quitoes which Is beginning to mobilize.
At a speclnl meeting of tho South COth
Street Improvement Asociatlon, at Us
headquarters, 253 South COth street. Di
rector Kruscn outlined tho plan of attack.
All swamp land ln this section will bo
filled, it was announced, nnd all places
w hero tho Insect breeds will bo eliminated.
HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
tiOML. VICTOR
WATER HEATER
foii o o a !
A new principle; con
stant supply, -4 to 30
rals,, lc. Heats Il&dts
tors. too.
Accept no substitute.
era Is nothing
'lust at Kood
Fend for Trp Ilnotdst.
S.V.REEVES,Mfr.
45 N. Second St.
Patented find
Vitent nenfllns:
SUIIUKIIAX
never were, nor
are there likely to be
such real, worth
you will find at Pen-
beautiful plots, 25 by
modern, best developed
Sunday.
booklet.
west riiunijU'iiiA
Look!
Your
S Opportunity
$4500
he bought Biairr
Dwelling With
Stone Garage
S. E, Cor, 50th
and Warrington
Avenue
T rooms, laundry bot-w2.Cc
beat. vim. trig Unfits tic ,
i stoud jraraca. roof Rardsn an.1
,5 etc? Jcug44p. .ubj uitac&
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