i ,-- EVENING LEBGER-PtoLAtfELPHIA, FKTOA"fc MAKOH 9, 1917 V v V IKS MOVE UP WITHOUT REGARD fTO OPINIONS OR-ATTACKS BY BEARS r,' -i Wnenrvp Board Rulinir on FormVn Tnvosfinnnto mum -"-- . . " - - " ,' and uiosure xvuiu ia ounaie nas luucn to H nn WifliF.nrlv Aflvmipoc. & . v " J "v- 1 r Point's Today's Financial News fcyl ( ioMff t Wall strM. Buying was good. Reserve boaid ruling 1 fortiffit invtttmenti a.nd.actton of Senate on closure rule inventives. Wheat VfflJrBltir showing strength. f,ptton advanced. New York banks lost tuiinhs on movement of money in week. Price of bar silver higher. r NEW YOniv, March n. The itock market today spoke for Itself In taking a position showing Immunity r tr' attacks and moving up without regard to opinions or efforts of the "". ij.ii. intercuts on the Street. OfTerlncs outside of those which mm fmm ihi Mar plungers at Palm Beach were scant, and It wan a matter of common irk tint tb0 rlRllt ,1copIe wero nSaln huylnjf stocks. 'ffv this It was meant that lnterest.t1lke those, affiliated with tho Standard m Company, the City Hank and Kuhn, l.oeb &' Co. were In tho market on the Ql'ildi and adding to already extend c holdlhgs, ,The advances, which occurred ?r through the list during the day, hail for early Incentive Washington develop fi Including theVedcral Reserte Board ruling on Investment In foreign bonds tht closuro ote In the Senate. i!?L . ....) ,, am mpelVArl with nrniinnnniwl anf lafniMlrtti niiinnt. nil Mia lmn.. THMO VVCIlio v.v. ..-......- ,-. w..w.. ...... ......,...'. uiuiift nil hit: iiiivji- 'wilre,ts ln lhe Wn" strcel (ils,rlct nnd went a long way to create a generally SLrful tone.- United States Steel pommon again resumed the market leadership, WlnS UP 2 P0'nts nnd """sing 112. and many of the copper slocks, vihlcli sold '' dividend, recoverea a gooa pari in me utviuenu. neiore murn or me nay aid psssed- ,k A feature of the bond trading was the strength In Anglo-Kiench 5s, which ,W to illi, but lost part of the gain later In the day. All the other foreign n were strong as the result of tho Itcserve Rdard ruling, gains of rt point r. Mne recorded. Railroad bonds were generally firm, but recessions no niv.v - "ere noted tn a few Issues, with Krle geperal mortgage 4s falling to 66V New York Stock Sales ANY STOCKS ADVANCE SHARPLY ON CURB AS TRADING EXPANDS Hllh. AJax rtubher ,. SSH Alaska Gold M .. ISj, Allls.Chalmers Co. 2sj, do pref .. S6J4 Am Aitr Cliem . 9ti Am Beet Sugar . . 0.1 !4 Am Can 4j , do ptef .. to Am Car & Fdry Co. e!. Am Cottpn Oil.. . 4.1 Am Hide & Uhr . ISM u prer Am Linseed . . . do pref . . . , Am Loco Am Malt pr t c Am Smelting . . io pref . do pref A Am Knurr . . Am Steel Kdy Am Sugar . . Am Tel & Tel do 1st pref Am Tobacco do pref new Am Wool cm prer ill) Am Writ I'aper pf. SH. Am Zinc & Lead 31114 .nacontia . . 65'. Nit 1.0. Close chce. 6 66 1 114 '1 "i J A !, HH "V4 . 01 ,, Vi U MK W 1 4i 4V4 '4 Ids 10S 1V4 4S 4S 1 li lfi Vi fll R 1 so; tlU.-i-Ui (IS 54 r3 -I Ma j us ; 106)4 10t 106)4 - Ma III lit 111 - U ioivi 101 i ioiu . US 1.1S 13S 4 ' 61 631,4 03! 1 111 now nt Vi mu m mu ',4 46 46 46 I tifl!4- tin sis" 14 I0H4 1011.4 101)4 3Vi SI '4 SIU SI '.4 "S. 66 ss 1SW ssn PHILADELPHIA MARKETS 69 46i 64)4 y si si; 6S4 - U 1n Atchlfon .. ioiu 101 V lOJVi do prer u4 0B4 0014 Atlantic Coast Ij.iisu I13)i Atlantic O A W I 101)4 ln do pref . . . 6S 6S Baldwin Loco Co. S4i S3 114 IUU 1l4a I NEW YORK, Maich S 1 The trading on .the Broad, Street Curb was ln large volume today, with a Lnlrorous tone, than has been shown ln several Necks Two stocks made new ?,Vj, record, Midwest Refining advancing more than 7 points to 122'; and Mcr 1 ilttOII rose 1 point to 241,;. Other oil stocks were also In urgent demand, and "till roup was generally established at substantially higher prices. Standard Oil Wlu) vcre strong, with Standard Oil of Xew Jersey 'selling at 690, California it 102, New'Tork at 302and Ohio Oil at 392. f There' wis heavy trading' ols"o In the mining atocks, with one newcomer on the Curb, Cila Canop. selUng at 9-16 to ;, with tranactlons of more than aiMO ihares. Big Ledge advanced fiom 5U to 5H. with buying based partly on iVi arrangements for opening the smelter on Monday Vnlteil Verde Extension joldat 38Hand Green Monster was traded In at 14" and . The motor stocks ire all strong, Chevrolet auvancing irom n 10 us anu unnca .Motor rising 'inm Zlli to il'.i. jj Reports were current on the Street that Impoitarrt Intel ests have under written a block of stock In one of tbe leading copper companies now operating Vj tne piomosa district of Arizona and that a. public offering is soon to be made. Ifldvale Steel was ln good demand, with sales at 5"'a to 574. Maxim sold at W to 814. And' submarine was traded In at 23'A and 23s4. The New York State 41 were quoted at 103i bid. T IXIlL'rfTRIAI.8 : JN'IIKI'KMJKNT (III. STOCKS Canllnued 114 l'n iii Il6i 66" ln'4 46 T4 IS4 1)3 14 1014 S64 I' 31 SI 114 1, io; 4J,i Jl Of, 374 IOii S7S, ll'A 34 60 . Ts rloP AilfJ. ISale) 4U IS )i 3S 70 15". 6 16 44 12', If. j . .Bid. Aetna Exploshes ... 4 Am-Brltlah Mfg . s Jim Marconi . 2 H jlairlcan Writing Paper s CtnCarfc Fdy ....... SS . Ota Car & Fdy pref . . as ftrwen Steel . . . 14 dircoal iron 7V Chivrolet Motors . .115 Crimp Shipbuilding . 6S on. Crntlis Aeroplane ,17 S4 .. toerson Phonograph . oyt oi . . Meril Dyestuff . . 40 " . . Xukdl i Barlief car . 44)4 '4S 44 Sendee Mfg 24 J7 :. Kithodlon Bronze pref .. .1 ( . S',4 like Torpedo Boat .1) ! " IJmi Uocomotle new . .S6 SO Sirlln ArmV " 66 ' ni itiilm Munitions 3!i 34 3)4 UUrale Steel... s?1 56 t.9 Ji'ew York Shipbuilding S9 it Otis Eleator . 57 fll PttHiSj Motors 15 17 Poole E 4 M . .- r 7S" 90- ;. RedJenMT . . 214 St'.i 2I4 Bcrlppi-Booth . . . 25 3S ISKreigewl . 12 l-",4 taota Cecilia .. . i- n , .. tuta Cecilia pref . . So 60 fundard Motors . . 7 4 6 ft Joseph Lead .. . . 17 1K4 l6Ta Keel Alloys . 6. - s4 . . lebmirlne . 2SV4 24 2 3 14 hitaile Film . ... . 2Vi 2 Todd Shipyard 76 si 63 tailed Suiar 33!j, 35 i .. t'S Steamship . ..6 fl OTi Wed Motors . 40V4 41 39 tatted Profit Sharing . . H . world Film . . t 14 ' Wtht Martin Aircraft. 6 6)4 'A Concentrating ... 2)4 24 110 ADS .. 34 V4 XO 33 V4 64 65 64 .' .69 16 '5 a IP Federal Oil ... . j . . . Inter Petroleum Houston 'Oil ". . . .j... Merrill Oil . . . ..'. Midwest Oklahoma Piod & H. . Osage Hominy Rice Oil Sequojah Sapulpa Refining Sinclair West nnd Oil & Can Hid. . si(4 . 12 . 16 . 21 .117 . !(' . ST, . I A IflT . 56 Aslird (Sale) S 5); 12)4 UTa 20 24)4 23 122 II 10'. 9)4 ST, )4 iT , H 10 50)4 56 25 2 1 id 65 71 21 - 63 2 b -S2 II A I :k'lln rarrf " fotk Island A pref fock Iiland B pref Juttrn Pacific w f, (tern Pacific pref ,lklh Pltlahnrirh ,J""h Pittsburgh P.rf. 49 ' SlANflAKIT Oil. STOf'KS Hlnoli 133 540 Wo son Plrle Pipe . .36 rltrca on . PI Oil of California. 30t dO!lor New Jersey. 665 1 Oil f New York. so am 1 n. ...- - :. auepS.NDiqNT Oil, STOCKS p eniura . ..',.. so- 23 "JettOll & Gas . . 2', 2 ttede&OU t Gas 14T4 15 vwn ft Co . ........ isi isat 396 - 335 IS' 305 690 304 MINIMI STOCK Alaska Standard ,4 Atlanta 12 Big Ledge 54 .Blabee CJPPr ( Ijiosp.) I . Butte Copper and Xlnc 1 1 Butte New York ... 2 Calumet & Jerome ... IU Consolidated Arizona . 2 Dundee, Arizona IT Emma Consolidated ... 1)i Klrst National . .-. .. . 2- Florence Goldfleld 20 Globo Dominion V4 Goldtleld Consolidated . . S7 Goldfleld Merger Green Monster fi Ilecla Mining 1 Independence Lead .... 14 Jerome .Verde 3 Jim Butler 74 Jumbo Kxtenslon 26 Kerr Lake ". 4)4 Kewanas 16 McKlnley-Darragh . . . . S3 Magma Copper . . so Motherlode 36 Mines Co of America. .. . n Neada Wonder. Hi Nlplsslng 6 Ray Hercules 4 ',(, San Toy 14 Seneca Copper 13 Tonopah Kxtenslon 34 ln Verde 38)4 WesfKnd Con ,. . 70 White Cap 1)4 r IIO.SDM 'Beh Stl's p c 2-yr notes 8Vi Cudahy B ....'. 964 Coaden OH 6s lot Cosden & Co new. 6s... 107 French Munlc 6s 84 Mldvale Steel Ss' 06 Vi Russian 6 4s 95 "alt & Ohio 15a., 7.1V4 iianett Co do pref Batopllas Alining Bethlehem Steel. Heth Steel II BrooMjn R T . Brunswick Butte & Sup Cop Cal Petroleum Canada Pacific Cent Leather Cerro de Pasco Chi ml Motois dies & Ohio .. 1 m Ot Western do pref Chi M St V ("hi A Nn C II. I & P 1st In pf 36 C C C & St I. pf 71 ("hill Copper . 25 Clilno Con Cop Col Fuel & ft on Col Gas & i:iec Col & So 1st pfd Conl Can Cont Ins Co . Corn Products . do pref . . Crucible Steel . do pref Cuba Am Sugar Cuba Cane Sugar do pief D L & W Dome Mines . Detroit Kdlson . do rights Distillers Secui Krle Fed M & S pref (Jen Chemical Co Gen Klec Co . General Motois. do pref Goodrich IS F . . Granby Mining . Great North pr. do Ore subs . Green Con Copper 434 Gulf State Steel 123 do 1st pref . 107 Illinois Central 101 Int Agricultural I9!4 do pref . 47)- Inspiration Copper 62)4 Interbor-Cons Corp 134 I3)i 107)4 62 644 764 4- '-4 2U -4 It, !. 14 114 14 l 140)4 140)4 IHi 116 674 66 GRAIN AND KLOUK WIIBAT llftflpta, 103.SI7 liuahelf. Th mar. kt Unnc6 la umlfr llsht rfferlnna and n fair ftcmaniS. Quutatlonai rar lota. In export M" ator No. -J rett. apot, II UKtUVilli No. 'J aouth. ern rl. tl 97(r2.nj: anam-r No. 2 rut. Jl. OL'l No. 3 rul. II Mt:, rrjtcted A 11.01 Ol.vu. relad II, II.KTm.H.'. , COH.V hfcflpli. HI5J liuhl orfrlna (vera llant nnd prkra wpra lr hither Uuotntlona 'ar lota for local trade, ua In loratlon Western No. 8 yallnw. tl.2301 'Jli wealorn No, 3 ellu' 11.2211.23! wealtrii Nn 4 sallow, livilltl'.'l. weatern No. B yellow. It.lSiTl lUi aoulhern Ni. 3 rllon, tl 19V1.V0, OATS Itectlpt. 23,ti03 builiel Thn market ruled Arm and higher under lluht offerlna bwl demand waa only ntodernte Quotations 1 Nit 2 white, 73B,!S4c'! alnndolil while, 74t74'ji No. s white, 73M73isc. No. 4 white. 72M72'jt. sample oata. 0ll4?Or. . 1'f.OUH Itecelpta. 622 hhla and 657.603 Ilia. In aacka Trad waa quiet, but prlcea ruled Orm. Kollowlng ara the quotation", ,ir 190 Iba. n wood: Winter. atriiUht. II SOWti, Kjniaa, otear, cotton aarka, IH..ii7T6 7i. Kanaaa, atralght. cotton aatka, JOWII.'JS. do, patent, cotton aacka. 19 SISV9 &di aprlnir. ilear 18 75a9i do. patent. J9.40W9.7Sl Uo. favorite hranda. llu.SSOlu 6Si city mills, cholco nnd fancy palent. IIO.-J.IWIO 05. . nYF. Kl.ol'll wua qulel but firm We quote I MH per lil.l as to quallU PROVISIONS The market ruled firm. Willi a fair toil bine demand 1'Ollowlnx nre the nuotatiima City beer, ln aela, amoked anil alr-drleU. .Hi', western bef, In aela. amokod. 31c, city beef, knucklea ami tendera. amoked and atr-drled, 6C weat-rn beef ktnickl-a and tendera, atnnkso, ."6et beef hams, j:i3Ui pork family. IJ'" 87.60i hams. 8 P cured, looae, SIWSI'sc. no skinned, looae. "'JOU'Sc. do. do. amoked, .l l!3kr! other hama brand nr.d average. mnL.,1 iliv (ireil ivT.J'lc. narni. nnio.rg, teslern cured. aj2)4ci boiled. ionelra. 35c plcnlo shouldera, H. r. curjd, loose, l''ei do emnaeo. ii'c. re ea. in iicki, bcliiiuiii. iO)i 47). 24)4 1.14 93 39 ! 10. 66)4 H'a 31 61', ii3)4 mi, 37 'i 37i 14 5 I'.k II W 2V4 2)4 2 '4 14 2S 62 - H 14 7 11 IS 2)4 77 26 4; 20 1A SI 39 2)4 2) u 4 "4 16 .15)4 Sin 39 75 Hi 96)4 99 )V 101 106 Ui 0"i 96 96J 1I0V4 96 31 13)4 5)4 J.V. 104 2V4 HI 1 14 3)4 "u 60 7)4 H2 7 74 2.14 60)4 47V4 46 SSI 4 on 54, 24U I OS 6614 1 12)4 171 42 )i 91 231 I9i 131 44 21 26 43 2111 163 113, 69)4 53 Vi 84 89 86 113)4 112'., 35i 4 61V 46 . 47 . 5514 91)4 53i 24T. I03i, . 68h 113 .171)4 . 43 . 01 JSI 19 . ISIV4 4V4 . 2IH 26)i 1 43 2411 .1637. .1204 . OOVi 74 251, 6l)i 46 46i 5S14 91 554 21'. 1034 674 113 17 t 13 91 231 I I914 13 Hi 4a 2IV4 20)i 43 240 1 1ST. 119 on 55 89 US'a 31, 434 122 t )4 a 4 IV4 4 I", I I t ' I, I - t 2 -US - l, I 1)4 I 14 -f 14 111 li 5 t 3 2)4 14H 154 Itusslan EVis '. . . 06)4 Sinclair. Oil ........ .110 Ho llwy S ,p c notes.... 98i Todd Shipyard 6s 100)4 101)4 IT S Rubber new 5s . 93 94 Western I'aclflc new Ss. . 89 89)4 Am-Smelt 5s ... 96?. 98 i 27 494 39 44 3J 75 It". 98)4 10714 964 4V4 87 98U 93 S 06; do pref 66 Inter Mer Mar 28V4 dn pref , 76 Inter Paper . . . 4S' do pref 99 )i do pref rt 99 Int Nickel . . 42i Kan City South pf 44 U Kelly Springfield S7)4 Kennecott Cop. . 46 )4 Lacka Steel 86 Va Lehigh Vallej 69'. Lee Huhhero: Tire 21 L& M Tob Co pf. 122 L W Bis Co 1st pf. 924 Lorlllard P . ...215 Louis & Nrfsh -I25yi .Max Motor. ... 56 do 1st pref 7 14 do Id pref . 36 Mex Petrol. . 00)4 Miami Con Cop ... 414 Minn & St L new. 22 Mo Kan & Tex pf. 16 Mo Pac ctfs 1 1 !4 ilo w I .. 29 do pief v I S3 Nat Enam & Stpd 36 47)4 61). 13. 66 28)4 75). 45 99 99 42 -t- 51)4 57 '4 45T. 85 V, J-' 69U 122 3)4 S H 14 '4 -4 i 4 1)4 l'a 434 II6) 106 )-a 107 100) 101 16)4 19 45)4 60 13 58 14 27) 74 42t, 98'a 9'l 4 I '4 31)i 87. 45 8 A84 21 122 9J)4v 92)4 )4 310 215 5 125)4 125 )i . . . 537a Xa 71 i 35V4 r U 90 U4 411 2 16 11 "4 I '4 B3i 70)a 35 88)4 41 :" .-"''.', ' -.. .'..... . ......." --. -!,- , in nirui.. accoruina i nverane. looae, 1Rir, brc.ikfu't oaion. ' i" brand and aera, clt cured M'tc; l,r'"lr1 facnn, wrsi-rii cureo ..'ac. iari. '"'r" , lined, llercen SOc, do do ilo. tuba, -(w: Isn , pure clly. kettle-rendered. In tierces, i'le. lru. vura illy, kettle-rendered. In tuba Hue. UEIMNKI) SLCAItS There m little trading nnd llic tuaret j linrhanged. Itennera' lll l'dn-a r.xliii tine sranulaieil 7c. powdered T 10c, . onr.-ctlonera A (lyiic, soft grades, H.xsfrO tSr DAIRY l'RODUCTS llCTTI'.n Itecelpla v-ere ll'-ht and prliea re steadily beld. but trade a uulet ljuotallona. Wealern. fr-ah. aolld-parkml 1 rcamer fancy anerlula 43c extras 4ltl' xtra nr-l, ll'c. Hrsts 38c. aecomla, 3.V nearly print' f""r.' He aierjge extra 4Hf42c 'Iran 31V!lf. aeoiida ,154tnnc. apeclal fani liramla of prltlta tobMnsr at 47 ft' 80c KIIUM The market opened 15. per u loner but retnered "'ir nnd ' loa-,1 (Inn tjuola ilona Ne.rbN extras. S'.'c per dcien. nearby nrala Is "() per laae, nenrh 1 urreut letelpla. IS 47S per ca, western extras. .T.'c per iln7en; rtn extra flret'. It 70 per case dn. flrata. IS 4"i per tase, fanty selected candled fresh egg were Jobbing at 3.1330 per dozen. 'llt:F.SH The market ruled firm with de mand teadlly absorbing the limited orlcrltiic1' Uuntotlnns. New York, full cream, fancv, held. L'f'4 U21c specials higher. New lork full ream, fair to good, held, 26' til 2ic, du, pjrl skims 11 22c. POULTRY I.I VK Supplies Mere small nnd lli market ruled Arm with a ralr demand quotations. Fowla ax to quallt. Mfti'lc etaggv inoSlera. H1fJiHT old rnnaters. HIWl"c aprlng i hlckcns. aoft-meated sld'.'lr, duck. as to ai.e nnd qual lt. -.'a'JIc. plReons, nld per pair rs B .im : do jouub- tier pair. U0tf25c DltKSSKD Oestruhle stock wxs well 1 leaned up and firm. Quotations b'resh kllkd dr pacltcit fowls 1 -J to box dr pliked ratio leltctcd. J c. do. weighing t's lbs und oer aplere iM'jr: do. weighing "s ma. apiece. :.'(;. do weighing 3 Iba apiece VllP22c, fowls. In bbls . tuno, dry-picked, weighing 4W lbs and oer apiece. 23c. smaller aires. I9822r. oid roosters, dry picked, "Jtic, roasting chickens, western, dry picked. In boxes, welshing SWlo Ibr. per pair, -.ly. i-.ia.Hnff , hi, Lena, western. Ill boxea. weighing 7 lbs per pair. IMG 24c. roaatlng chickens, western, dry-picked. In bbls. weigh ing 810 lbs. per pair. 25c. roosting thickens, western. In bbls . weighing 7 lbs. per pair. Jl (I2i, broiling chickens, weslern In boxes, weighing 3U4 lbs. ter pair, MW 2Uc. ihltkeiia. weighing SOU Iba per pair. 21B21c. do. 111 xe.l sizes, lWL'i)c. broilers Jrse rancv, .l.'j..c. broilers, other nearby, weighing l'i 2 Iba. apiece, 3082c; turl.es. per lb -I'anr nearby. 3.:33c. fancy western 32ffl33c tair 10 good ?.031c; old Toms. ll!iiJ3iici common. L'l43i'. ducks, nearby, -J3ff2ric, do, western, "J82lc. geese, nearby, lUVSIe. do. western. 18W2nei squaba. per doten White, weighing 1101J bs. per doien, I3W5 1!3. white, weighing eni lbs. per dozen, 4 2S4 75: while, weighing n lbs. per dozen I3..'i03 73 white, weighing 7 Iba. per dozen I3W3.'-T. while weighing : H'1 be. per dozen, 1202 2S, dark, II 7&W- small and No 2, Su.(tfl ' FRESH FRUITS (irterluaa wera light an4.Bricca.ene.ralv were well maintained with demand fair Quota tions. Apples per Mil York Imperial. Hit S.Sti; lien UaMs. 53 .-,( 4 75. Baldwin No. I I4.603 50. do, ungraded I3tf4. flreenlng. No 1 4 SOWS 50. do ungraded. J3f4 25. King", No I. ISSIIC6. do ungraded I.1W4 Stamau. No 1 llffS 501 do ungraded, I2 SUW3 611. Wine sap, No. 1. 14 508(0. do, ungraded, - SOWS .Ml Apples, northwestern per box VI sugf'j Ml lemons, per box. 1334 5". oranges riorlda, per crate I'.rlght. fancj f3W1.6ci llussel. fancy S264. poor. rdicW II 25 Tangerines, Klorlda. per atrap, 1106. (rnpefriilt. florid, per crate, !2tt4 IMnenpptea. t'lorlda Indian Ktver. per crate. 12 5083 60 Cranbtrrlea Cape t'od, per bbl. Fancy lata xarlatlea I507S6O, Karly Illaik. I3M4 Cianberrl-a. t'ape t'od, per crate II 7592. dr., Jersey, dark, per irste, ll.EH01.7Sl do. do. light, per crnle. I lip 1 6(1. Straw berries, Klorlda. per it 40W60c 1 01 58)4 25)4 96 44" 734 129 86 1034 im. r '..NEW.YQRK BOND SALES (hw Adtm's iipress 4s, WMOAmloVFttnch Ss IJwM Amer For Sec 3s . Ji5SAn! "l clt 4s, nf QO OS ;SSJAm"1w"t Fsp 5. LJsJ-Jrmjur Co 4'4 wu ".yasun gen sa. .. , wx-4 SS5 IB CotLlna 1st 4a., 924i ,-SOO Bait -IV (Uiln ntL. otT MM a. ..-". I"'"-' ZZ.'T AAA -w we i , .,-,., ,,, ua SlfiK.iVfd'.i.. JJW brooklyn R T Sa, ooia ivis n.-. , Can Oovt Sa 1926. 00 aa ivsi law -a" Close 'St vit. 96 ,96 01 U tll'.x ,10li JOO'x llll ail.1 an llli VAK 94 94 944 92' 9S1 091 H4Vl Vi 99 )i High 61 2' 9fl) Ot'-j 94 94i I Tent Leather 1st' 6s rlUA n C 'S SS. . 94 99 100 1 97)4 . 96 0., V4 m-4 92H 92J, 9S 9.l(, 99H WUS U9't 99). 99', 91 U 97 V 97S S,. luist im 'i Ull Ull l1l Ctnt H n xi t ... r. nuU llrtti llrtli "JMChlll Copper 7s".. .1,129, 127 128 LSJCIws Uhto cv 4.4s.. sU 69U 80 i J? do 4V.1 . S2Vt 6")i S2)x H 60 cony Oa: 91 90i 91 JJ Ch Ot West 4s 70'4 70J 70 !) Chi II I o lnlm . . oa m. 96 KmS.iW46v..,.r1 ?4J ?.i. a.. - - W 411 16,1141 iffl "'71 VS CM U fcptu rfd alia 9BV, 93 9r, SS tfo conv Bs. 1D4H 104 104J4 ffl 5 CV Oia)... .,... 9tl 984. 99 3CbTWmrT4 ::7ii'. 'Vi) '.h d 4s.. . ,.,(., i.118 61V 8SJ fM t,-... ..-!- fltZ oall . . " US .....,.. VD7I "IS - 'S BOI i sih 1.. 4. 01 C 1111 914 44Hi,.i,,s,.. '"I,. S'4 84. Oly of P4rl, is '..:, ."aJvl 9SJ4 M4 Cndaa5eonv tta.U. ,U6Jt 116J4 116J? r vnuiurrunn nil ni.a. nsiiai iiru'vt iuuti Dsn ft rtio (Jr 4. ,;.', JiC 81 81, m. a..v.. .,- ;;js x ojjs 60K S ?iscr Corp,v6sj,.., 's conv 41 sir A . , , do conv 4a air II... J Joconv 4s.ar P.,. 7S4i IIId? 4"' W..I..,. .. JJ"1!. Man ifd Sa ,. 7)l !" Cent rfd. 4a ....:. 91 Msrb Mat lUi ' . 70 I lBISVk t .. K- A,L 1 1... :..."i rr--" zw s-irr rZ iar oa .1. T .. "". rPr B, ...io., '"tsr Air Bs ...,..,. 741i tP XT 4H.... 79 Kn City go 6a...... 66 Kans. ft 111A, 2d 4a.. 47 "cki8tal Js-l';3,.;JfW)4 '-Hj Otillt 8l.,100 : ", an qao B 6h dab 4a' 1(26,. 954 96V do 6sb -4a 1931,., w 96 96 ul i Ksh 4a .!" 4j,-' ".KA"l '' ' 4l 4 74' 'iViftU':: HI 7B v 62- 62 60 60 7S)i 76K 83,' 83 67l 67?i 91 91 u mix 9iVs 11 nli 7os If JJ 1K) MOO 74 K 74 4 68 88 47 47 , 100)4 1004 97U 97)4 1001. 100 . 96H High. Low Close. 'SOOO N Y City 4s. 1956 reg, 94 09t u994 UlOtl do 4a 1939 . 10UU 100t lull1. 1(10(1 do 44a 1060 . ..U101S 101S 101S 1000 N Y City 44a 1963. 107i 1074 107 -4 (KID do 44a lt5 . , 1074 107H 1074 61)09. 'do 44a 1906 .. .107', 1074. 107 SOOO do 44a May 1957 106 1(174 1074 IIUUU do 44 a Nov 1937 . 108 1074 1074 7000 N Y llwy ref 4a . 08 68 68 6000 do adj Bs .. 4394 394 -Wi 1U000 Nor! Wast dlv 4s,.-9J. 9S u liooo Nor Pac prior 4a 160(1' do gen Sa. dixit) Ore Short I. ref 4a 600U Pacific Tet Sa. . 1SUU0 I'acISc Oaa Bs. . . SOOO I'enna. 4s 1048.. 6000 do gen ct 44 a 11100 do 44 a 1921. 16000 Publle Berv N J Sa. 6000 Heading can 4a . 62000 Itep tr ft rl Sa ... 'J000 Ity Stl Hpga Sa 1031 S2000 St I. ft 8 I, a)t 6a 72500 do 4 aer A,. . 10000 do 6s aer H. . . 11,000 Seaboard A I, adj Si J00O' Mouth Iac cv 4a. ,9000, do rfd 4a 3000 South Pac cv Bs. 14000 South rtwy ton Ss. .ttnftil an van 4 inooo Term Asso tit 1. ref 4s Mh 6000 Third A adj Ba . , . 844 6000 Utah Pow ft l.t 6a,. 95 J1000 U H Steal a f Sa ... 1064 1 800(1 Union. Pac 1st 4a,, 974 xuouo 8000 S.7S.OO0 850000 do 64 i 934 934 034 064 064 064 924 924 924 lOOJi 1004 1004 914 914 914 094 99'i 094 II).' 102 1(12 1004 1004 10u4 914 91 91 944 944 944 1004 1004 lno4 99 119 lip 73 724 73 1174 67.4 674 H3 HA 62 62 834- 654 914 91 4i 101 101 1014 10JU 704 704 Kn( 87 94' 106 9Ji . 65 , 62 . 654 914 101 1014 i do nref National Lead . NcV Con Cop . . New York Cent N' V N H X. 11. X V Out & W Xorf & West . do pref North Pac . Ohio tins . Ontario Sliver. . Owens Bot . . Pacific Mail Pan Am Pe.t pr Penna It 11 . . Peoples Gas A. ('. Philadelphia Co rltt Coal ctfs do pref ctfs Pressed Steel Car. 80T Rv Steel Spring. . 52 Hay Con Copper. Reading; Reading 2d pref Rep lr & Stl do pref Roval Dutch Seaboard A 1. pref S3 Sears Roebuck Shaltucl Ariz in II 29 63 VS3 III 57 )ii 25 957. 43 14 2 3 128 86 1021. 107 I Vi 63 35) 101 38)4 25)4 90 43 )a 23 64 120 88 103'a 112)i 6 4 4 1 - I -f u r 1i 1 t )4 "a 6 VEGETABLES 102)4 102)4 102)4 )4 J3)i 94)4 54)4 98 -17 'a 49)4 '3'A 9 1 !4 637, 98 S7 ',4 48 23 )J 94'4 B3U 98 37)4 484 112)4 114 Vi 112)4 80 V 5l!i. 29V4 9274 4164 80)' 0264 10364 63)4 63J4 32 4 32 )i .2304 3S0H 2306 2084 29V4 2064 30 94!4 41'4 8H4 I03S. 83)4 804 52 39'. 94 414 4 1 1 71 )i 1 )4 14 1 'i The market was generally quiet and without Important change quotations! While potatoes, per bus Pennajlvnnla. choice. 12.60412 75 New York, choice. rJ.SUfl'S 75. White potatoes, Jeraev. per basket. II 40V1.HS, Sweet potatoes, Kastern Whore, per bbl. No 1. 12 75i3.'2.'i No " It 504P2. Hweet potatoes, Ilelawure and Maryland, per hamper No I, I1.60W1.75; No II 20B1 40. culla, II. Sweet potatoes .ter ; per basket No 1. 11 4UB1 5(1. No. 2 SOW llic' Onions, per 100-lb. bag No 1 ellow. 17 506 8.25 No. 2. I5WII Cabbage southern. tier hamper 12 bow 3 spinac;i .NorroiK. t(EM no iexss r.orruiK. o-r i'" sket. 14 SOttB 50 do. do. poor tn good per basket. .UM. leierj rioriaa. per ba.keT- Ireeu. 3 50 ; Wax" 13 50.- Kgg Plant, F orlda. per box. $3 505 Peppers. Florida per box, 5 50WH Souash. norlda per box, II 7SC2 25 Peas. Plorlda per bask,,, .. 'Jomaioea. j-ioriun. i.i -ir- --lw u Mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket Wilson to' Arm Ships; Calls Extra Session Continued from rgo One today for n tlcllnlte Btatimtnt ot the Presi dent's plan. . . .,, Speaker Champ Clnrk got In toUth with SecreUry Tumulty shortly nfter noon nd told him that It was linperntlvo that a statement of the President's Intentions In this regard be lonimiililcated to lhe mem bets of both Iioubcs at once. Speaker Clark said many of llio House member were re mnlnlnc "tip In tho air" in Washington anil did not know wlicther to r6 home. After a' seNciftnlnUte session this after noon the Ssnalc adjourned until noon Mon day t permit Die Republican and liemu cratlc stecrlnfe commlltecM to toniplete tho reorganization of thu Senate standing com mltteca. SHNATK MKET.M MON'UAV Tho sfeerlnsc commlttei worUe,d all morning, but nlado little pniglcss In coin mltteo assignments Thea will work nil afternoon and tomorrow in an effort to lltilsh their work and enable tho Senalo to get tfndy for an oxttit aesslmi Senator Mul.can of ,,onnectlcnt. Ititro iliuctl u lesolutlon asking the Pirsldent to call an extra session for March 26. but there was no discussion of the measure Democratic Senators tefralned from discus sion In the, expectation that the President's all for an exlta e.sron might conic liny minute, Administration Iradcis declared that with the assembling of emigres the resumption if Anieilcan commerce on the high seas will tako place lmmcdlatcl. No dllllculty N expected In Jamming tlttoiigli both lioues tlio bill granting sperlflc authority for tho President to aim American merchant shlpx tird send them forth In tlcrtanco of Ger many's Htlbmatlnn dccice What President Wilson mo?t desires to show Is that he nas a united Congress and nation behind him Tho little group of willful men" who preented the last Con- Kins" from giv.ng him such authority af forded to Ret lln much satisfaction nnd to Washington much chagrin. The fact that the fiernian press held up the "willful" Senators ns tepren-ntlng "tlio best spirit" In America seriously disturbed the Ad itilnistiatlon ami made the necessity for a new Congress nil the more apparent Passage of the armed neutrality I 1 11 would not only amount to a ole of confi dence and announce to the Svorltl that Ajneilcit is limped and patriotic, but It iil'sn would pioIdc money whorewllli lo opeiatc. stoxi; uoi.ris pot Senatiir William .1: Stone' bus bieti lenl ntleK named ihalrnian of the Senate 'Koielgn RclatlniiH Committee, according to Information whhli leaked ou'l of the Senate steering committee late toda.v The steeling tommittcu expects to com plete a tcntattio MM of assignments shoitlv This list will be stibjeit to levlslon totnoi tow The iiimplctcd list will be presented to the Senate for confirmation Mouda) Senator Slone is ret tain of his post, ac cording to Senator l.owl. Admlnlsttallon "whip " "You ma say dellnlch." Lewis said, "tbnt Mr. Stone will again head the com mittee." Since criticism "f Stone's "face-about" In refusing to Ktippoit I'lesldent Wilson's aimed neuliallt plan lias iniiie largely from Admlnlstiatlon soimes. the unequlvii cal slntemeiit of Lewis, Administration spokesman, whs taken In Indicate an agree ment had been te.icliecl to tetaln the present clialiman. "It Is up to Senator Stone's constituent ," Lewis said, "to rebuke him IT he Is to be tebuked " coxsmnrsED ixi;thk"al "It would be unethical for Senalois to upbraid another Senator expresng his lion VsfcmtUettnu " Members of the Senate lep resent Stale soereignty. One Slate may not question tlio'slaml of anothei " Opposition tn Stone's teteiitton nt Hie head of the Foreign Relations Committee, it Is Known, will be olced In committee by Senators .lame", or ICenttickj, and llollls. of New Hampshire. It Is not believed, howeer. they will cany the light to the Sertpte floor. Deposition of Stone. It Is felt, might cause what would become n dlsastious spilt ill Democratic ranks. In iew of the dwindling Democratic majority. Administration lead ers are loath to do anj thing wjilch would disrupt present party harmon 4 affected by war. If Is a gleeful benflclry nt the deathbed of European civilization. Wilson's1 Intention to change tha Idea of 'r.eutiallty' Is evident from each successive speech In spite of the tradition of America's reserve, of having a hand In tht develop ments of the war "This Is proved In th last speed! of lh man who has deserted Monroe's position by his statement that 'America may possibly be forced to take an acths part. In tho fight.' "It Is dlitlcult to answer the question of what Wilson wunta with 'war,' because Wilson's chief opponent, nnd one of the persons supposed to be best informed, nays America 'is in danger of being draggtd Into the war without reasons.'" Continuing the Tageblatt asserted the "tlmo has passed for arguments." "It Is necessary," it sajs, "to state Wil son's tendencies In enduring from one party what he Intends to avenge against another, as a 'minimum right and prlnclplo of free dom ' "But ll is absolutely necessaiy lo point out tlin contradiction in Wilson's words, which may possibly cause a misleading opinion by the whole world, and this Is that In pointing out the necessity for arming against Germany he tutus abruptly fiom Ills peace program of December as If It were necessary to defend his program t against Its sole enemy. Germany. "Wo raise the strongest protest that Wil son must lememher that his peace pro gram found moie sympathy ln Germany than In lint Kntente countries "Today Wilson may succeed in carrying a great people with him and In making them bellevn lhe Ideals nnd happiness of nil people Is threatened by Germany, but he who does this ought not to put the princi ple Tnlr dealing' at tho head of his de mands." The Tagehlall s reference tn 'Wilson's chief opponent evidently means former Secretary of State William ,T, Bran. who has ficnuenlly been quoted substantially as stated In the editorial above WHEN FRISCO WAS "BARBARY COAST" "Hell Morgan's Girl," a Bluebird Iilm, at Victoria, Has Plenty of Plot Olrl.' Klutblrd, Police Court Chrohicle ' Max Schultz hd ten dime. It bought ten drinks for lilmstir, whlie nearby ma- hogany friends looked on Indignantly, Max : then tried to walk to his home, but had only gone tn blocks when he noticed that it ' was ten minutes of 10 o'clock, 11 wai tob early to go home, so Mas wanderad around the Tenth district. Schultr. decided to have ten mors drinks before turning in Tor the night, when It happened tto meot Gottlieb Fraum. The lat ter told Max, who was single, that he ought to be in the trenches fighting for the Father land and Max ventured a similar opinion about Gottlieb. Gottlieb expressed tho be, lief out loud that he didn't think Max knew how to fight. , On the Instant Max sought to disprove lhe statement nnd he landed at least ten punches on the face of Gottlieb. Then lie Jumped a car. Ten minutes later Fraum tried to explain the contioversy to a police man who picked him up. Gottlieb gave a good description of Max and ttie latter was arrested near the Kelgiade and Clearfield streets station, whither he had gone to visit mends, fraum. on hearing of Max's ar lest, boarded f car nnd lode to the hearing Magistrate Wtew ll.i.n.,1 n.i.,iu ., decided that one was Just as bad as the other Hut Max was still in a vicious mood, and for the safety of tho city he was rent lo the county prison for ten days. Japanese Aviator Falls to Death miTi?..0, ?!arch 5;-I''eutcnant Sawada, a 21. . "5" nVl".or' f" ln hls machine to death today. Investigation has been started to commit suicide. V m T0 Ll'lJ.JCi.ASSiriCATIOs' .MOIIf.Ktt M.erh I1KATIIN 6. WILLIAM hhl l.tla'4 do Tesas, per hamper I'.' 6006. Kale NortuVk. per bbl . si sou: I'aunnoner, v.,rfnll. oer crate. II sowa Lettuce, .Florida fancy, rer ra VICTORIA "Hell Mnncnn'a Willi Dorotny I'Mlllpa. Plot Is always the best bet, so far as films go And "Hell Morgan a Girl" has plenty of It. For once, five-part feature leaves out "atmosphere" padding nnd all the other tliesome excuses for brains. The story Is wild and virile and not very polite, but It Is a real story and It leeps the Interest every moment. It Involves a saloonkeeper's daughter "down on the coast of the high llarbaty," when Frisco was un chastened by earthquake or fire. It also In volves u crook or two, a hero and plenty of violence The end Is punctuated by the quakes that ate presumed to have made over the morals of tho Golden Gate. Ailing and settings ate pretty evenly gooil The outstanding feature of the pro duction Is the use ot real night lighting for tho city exteriors, ten tlmeB more effective and dramatic than the blue-toned daylight of most productions. T.V LACK The American Consul." l.aslcY- Paramount, with hecjure lloberia ana Aiauan Cealv Htorv adapted by Kartev Thaw and Thomas J OeraRbty from the original script nt Paul West Directed by rtollln S Slur Keon. Sometimes It pajs to give the Ingenues a vacation and put the star's ctown on the characler man. Instance Theodore Roberts, who has been plodding along for years In l.asky films doing "bits" so well that he la featured. Although the old movie rule of three-quarters of an hour preparation with fifteen minutes that ::rlll has been fol lowed, the picture leaws a memorably sweet taste In one's mouth It has real character Bense in It. and sincerity The poor old patriotic, fatuous, whole-hearted duffer who "holds himself at his country's call," only to land In South America amid revolution and danger to his daughter, is real and touching. Roberts has never done more gripping and appealing work on stage or screen. Tiny details such as the tie wound over the top of the collar and facial play make the character vital nnd lovable. Be side Miss Fealy and Tom Forman, a good pair of Juveniles, the feature boasts correct "atmosphete" and artistic lighting. Its story meanders, but meanders ln the right dlrec-tion. "S,i!m!1,,,' V"1 "i'n?Tnvlt.cl 'to f" ll "f ' '"Wc1!. Hun , j p, rn . narlaro nt Anui P (kun.lg LMiO.1 w T&a'Vi.TnL.trUUrV IjCKSTKIN Vtarrh , CATIinittNR widow ;' D'tiry Ostein H.laihea and fr ends, Ma? ha Washlnaton v. Xo. It rrlt'ce,.' lren, 1 -tri n ,n .'.VinffM?' t,.10. 'unal services. Xlon 1 1 in c. ? n'n "i' w''r t. Int. North Cedar TimVJV rL'.m",n.". ""y h" l'w-l !n avenlnr. h.Ilil0le,'ANI,nTM",rfh ALBXANDER. hua im ,rf Ann Trouland aged 7.1. Residence, will h'; (tYve'rl " 1U n"IC" 0f fUn" f'"wi?nIA.N: aS.''"Th ' .MATHILDA, widow Si i.'i m. slI?"!nnJ (n" Hchwlndt), ased :'" RelilHea and friends nMted to funeral. Lu." ,.- 1 I" -8'V' N Maraton at Int" "r vate. VVestmlnster Cem Remains may ba viewed Mon , to 9 p tn Autn. (-LARKF. Suddenly. March 7. KATHLEKV M dauthter or ate Thomas and Xlary Clarke, Itelatlvea and Mends Invited to funeral. Mon . S..1H a in resldenca or cousin, Claranrs St. aorman nojl Lanadowna ave. Holemn requiem mass ( hurih or Our laidy or Iiurdes, 10 a. m. Int l(ol Cross Cem. HTRHX March S. LTIXA. wIM nf Iul. Stern and daughter of Mary and late Jacob rhoni. areit 40. ItelsfUs sna ,lAna .. hera of Pamer Vereln of Philadelphia Turme. inelnde, Constatter Prauen Vereln. Invited to funeral. Sun.. 1 SO p. m. 1601 x" 6th at. Ra malns may be Mewed Hat 7 p. m, Int. prl tote. Mt Mortah Cem. v- ,,liAn,".,!.. March 8. THOMAS S. husband of Nellie M, Harris and aon of lata Joseph H and Lydla A Harris Relatlvea and friends, mem hers of .Maritime Kichanxe, Invited to aervlcsa. Sat . 3 p. in 1015 Wallace, st. Int. Stt, Morlah Cem IIKATTT-Starch n. JOHN, husband of Annie lieatty Notice of funeral later, from 60S X. LASlinit March 0. OEOROK V LASHER Services at lata residence. Rydal, ., Mon. mornlnir upon arrltal of train leaving Reading Terminal, I'hlla . 10.3S a. m, Int. private. Re turning, train leaves Rydal atatlon l'J:00 p m. Omit flottera IIHOWN. March 6. CHARLES P.. aon of lata (.harlea and Caroline Drown, aged 46. Itelatltea and friends, alao America Lodge. No. IS, I O O. K., Northern Liberty Chamber. Xo 85, O K. V.: Henry Shelp Mfg, Co. Bene Asso and membara of Oaks Club, Invited to funeral Mon . 2 p m., 1341 N. nth. Int. private. Itemalna may ba viewed Sun eva., i lo ll o'clotk. PASSMORK. Marth P at Wilmington. Del . JOHN KAXON. aon of Lincoln Knight and Ellen I'aznn Paasmore. aged L'.l. KOI'IJERS. March tl. WILHEI.MtXA. wife of Allen K Souders. aged 00 Relatives and friends Mt Tabor Lodge. Xo. 11'. M. L. and Cohockslnk Tent. Xo. U. D. of !'.. Invited te aervhes, Mon., 1:30 p m , S4'J Xobla at.. Xor rlstown. Int Oreenmount Cem. Itemalns may be viewed faun, after 6:80 p. m. SAILER March 6. at Orlando. Fla.. ISAAC D SAILER, aged 76 Funeral services Rat.. 1-4.', p m . at tha Oliver II. Hair Bldg.. 18:0 Chestnut at.. Philadelphia Int. private. BERLIN SEES U. S. HAPPY AT EUROPE'S "DEATHBED' It 400176. ni:RLlX. March ?. I'lcluiiiig America as "tho gleeful bene ficiary at the deathbed of Kuropean civili zation" the Herllncr Tagcblatt today In an editorial' viciously assailed President WII son'w abrupt change of front from his peace speech of December to his present attitude, particularly as -revealed In his Inaugural addiess. 'X'one of the State leaders of belligerent countiles or of neutrals have spoken ns often ns President Wilson," the newspaper asserted "Although America n the least do 'cv 4a- 2H uafi do rfd 4a .- !W 2 Aa IIUl 1018 ..... JI6H 06 7B30OII , do 8H 1019. J!i 874000 'tlo 5Hs IBt ....c. BT anon, s.-. Ss ltrnn Rroa .. 66 lOOOO Va Car Chm 1st 6S..100 400O Va Hurt 6t I..-t..f SH IIO06 West Eleclrle- Ss ...lj;js SOOO Wast Shore rer 4s.. 87Vi 1 1000. Wsat- Union 4Ha . 1000 Whelln I, K 4a.. 7 6000 Wisconsin Cent gsn 4s 86H 7K Sa 66 100 'bsh J Hi lll.'ta Sii. SI 86!i 66!i 86 !i 67- IIS 10'i 74 U'.'S 74 6Vi. so OTU ST i 66 1UII 024, 102 T.U1 ..li M.UI.0M. Vi"iSSu I'li-ifr J6I.000 iHtsrlsii Ihye far hlj VTeakSllls. OSO, saoi periea last week. SlS,n00. ' Steel .Shape, Plates and Dar Higher rVSTSDUnaH. March 3. Warehout prices on steel, plaUs, shapes and barf, were advanced today. In proportion to the ad vance of yesterday announced by the Car- company, inW Map-PSSMJ' K Sloss-Sheft St & lr 66 fllifc 66 l Southern Pacific . U3 ? BS'j So V Rico 'Sugar. 195 19S 19S 14 Southern R It W "'' ' H do pref sen eeyst sen ; Studebaker . . 14H lot 10SH l Stutz Motors , 47 47 47 Tenn C & Ch w I IS IS IS Texas Company. .J3SV4 St tsti !ni Tobacco rroducts. SS 6i SS H Transue & Will . 45V' 4S 43 1 n naa-& Parjnew, 07T4 96 1 t'n Bag & Paper. 14T SK, i: Union Taclflc . Hits 134?. mu do pref ... SJU stVi stu UnltediAlloys Sec 47S.- 47J4 47 United Clg Stores loi ion lot United Drug . . 79 79 79 do 1st pref . . St-tt SSH Btai ti.n.a Vnilt ..116 14S 143T Un Ry Invest pref 1064 Mli t6,4 USPIPtK.. SIMi toy, !!!, II S Ind Alcohol. UiVi 11SV4 1S06 U S Rubber, u s smelt &. net. U S Steel - ' do pfd Utah Copper . . Utah Sec Corp,. Va Iron C C... Wabash do pfd B . -.-. . . West Maryland West Union Tel, Westlnr Mfg Wheel 4bE do ctfs White Motors ... Willys Overland 3 14 M 4 1 69 '4 SS 69 - i 64 8I64 64 -ftl. uty novi mu s4 IIS 1I7T. US f Y II4T. HSVi im;. m ttti Stii tthi -r- V4 6H tJi 11',. 2S M, SS . ... 94 Vt H SOW i 1SV4 U 88 1U si H SSH etii so itu ltn ar ' SS" -"35 S3 SS mw 4V4 son eov; 16 14 SSH- 37 S1H 51 SS 84 Ex dividend National Lead. It Chtno Cop arlrf and 1 antral Chicago are.tWeatern r.'terred, 1: Ray Consolidated, ; and U aitrai ; Tl P Irrooklyn nagia Transit, its : jiutta ana oup.nor coppsr, Hi nd 1W axtrat Kennecott Copper, l&rOtah Copper, 2 and 1 silra: Central .'"'.l.. nr.l.rriH id Nevada Conaolldatad. s Slaxwtll fr'.'i'Vu .itral Maxwell Motors. 2H ilotora flrat prafairad, H4 J Maxwell Motors aecr ond prstsrrad. 1U 1 Woolworlh pr.f.rred. J I Atlantic. Cult end Waat Indies preferred. 114 t at tunantaiina". prstsTew, 474. mhui W Katlani irAult. nefarra4i raonr'"' ri (4 '. latsrnat and zvt" sstral cutisu ivoaax Uj! Mackay Ocjnpany. IV. I'Mackay wfoii&wi$sjrw7' 4r-AO wine, woman and Kambling one X hundred thousand dollars. That your bill, my boy and you've cot to pay it." How Gordon Carbhoy repays his millionaire father and unknowinRly beats him in a stupendous coa deal are told in this rousing new romance of tho west. THE SON OF HIS FATHER '. By R IDG WELL CULLUM Authqrxf ''The Way of the Strong," "The Night Riders," etc. At All Booksellers, $1.35 net GEORGE W. JACOBS & CO., Philadelphia, Pa. WA NT ED FKM AI.E 10, oter 111. for latairntory . nons ami limns vUZZflriii KnnDtnn frmnnmii 4AVViiAiuf vr 1 1 tur i y TVE fallawlni theatres abtaln luelr picture, throujh the 8TANUEX BaoLlne rxasaar, which Is a xoarmntaai af early ahawlac ef the flnaat praslaetlons. All Dlstana revlewMl bafsre exhlblttoa. Ask far the theatre In rear lemlttr iWI.CpletoMS tkroaih the 8TANUBT B00KO40 COM r ANT. AWM'vkM i IffHiMvV w atm:L-swiM$W!mWPi la fUss-n ll I ? .1 ' - -' H'ij?, ijyys I--" ! - I Baltimore & Ohio R. R. 'A ' . i h' .'!' m :w WA Baltimore and Return $2.00 Washington and Return $2.50 SUNDAY, MARCH 11 Hoetlal Train, leases, tlth ,ahd l-hcttnet Street". MUtloa 8 .00 a.m.i - 601 h Hlreet Station n.UR , m. s.VrL" ALHAMBRA WSZ 'A&vi Paramount ricturas. I ITI.:U In "HER OWN Lenore Ulricn people A Di"M I r CD AND THOMPSON . APOLLU MATINEE DAILT VIVIAN MARTIN in THE ntCSliT DIRECTION" A t- r K T I A CHESTNUT ARCAU1A BELOW 16T1I "THE ARGYLE CASE" I'eaturlng ROntntT WARWICK BELMONT" d"aD0v MARKET CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in 'MT OFFICIAL WIFE" BLUEBIRD SUSQUEHANNA AVE. JAMES MORRISON in "THK BEX LURE" V-irsr-k A D CCTH AND CEDAR AVE. KATHLYN WILLIAMS in "REDEEMINO LOVK" FAlRMOUNT"::9ilD avenue FRANCES NELSON in ONE OF MANT" rTfJ CT THEATRE MAT. DA1LT 5b 1 tl 3 1 Bel. Spruce. Eves. 7 to 11. ",c.fvt5IInD "Golden Fetter" f'rankford " FIl"ANKuE Kitty Gordon '" "VERA "SSium- THE OREAT SECRET" GREAT NORTHERN A?rE?,d, A8vi. GLADYS COBURN in THE PRIMITIVE CALL" ItIDCDf A1 60TH n1 WALNUT ST8. llVlrGiIVxALi MATS. 2:30. EVQ9., T WILLIAM FARNUM in "THE TRICE OF SILENCE1' JEFFERSON "&"" VIOLA DANA in ROSIB O'GRADY' l". I? ATM? D FORTY-FIRST AND LXPkLJCt. .LANCASTER AVENUE Wallace Reid 6c Cleo Ridgely in LOCUST 6-'D AND L0CUST THEDA BARA in "THE TIQER WOMAN" ENtlLISH HULLS, bv Dr. Cerebus A. K, t 18'J.IM.'. dam La Donna Nunet A. K. C. Jlci.2'.'u, brlndle. 0 mo,; female, 133: male, I6U. Phone Kens. 4609. 1MB i;. Ontario. nrxp (Itltt.R wantel In m lit fnp Inl.irntA.v J nartment; labellnr. flnlahlnr 'nnd wrapping. Applv N. W.cor. llith and Waahlngton ate, HELP tVANTKD MALE ft PRESS I'EnDE"it Voun mrn"aihout f7" tofead small Job preas Lanaton Monotype Co., J4th and Irust. CMAt'ITEUR. colored, capabfe of drlvlnlT"alF inakea of cara. 36 N. uroad YOUNG MAN wanted' In wholesale butter house aa aalesmun; must hate had aelllnir experi ence, ba able to furnish bond and flrst-claaa reference. Apply In person. Saturday. 9.611 a m , P F llrown Co., 43 B. Front. MARKET ST. Theatre ,MBW THEDA BARA In "THE TIGER WOMAN'' Etery Wed. "Purpla Mask." Ford & Cunard Today, 'Great Secret," Ruahman A Bayna O VF RRRnniC 03D HAVERrono UVCIDftUUN Hopt-JoHta Unit Ore. Gladys Brockwell & Jack Standing In "ONE TOUCH OF BIN" PA$APF 1214 MARKET BTREET rIUnEi 10c 30e. THEODORE ROBERTS in "THE AMERICAN CONSUL" PAP KRIDOE AVE. DAUPHIN ST. rirw sut. S:jBi Evfi o:45.ii. VINCENT SERRANO in "A MODERN MONTE CRISTO" P R I N C E S S itg " Clara Kimball Young ,n Z& Etery Tuea.. "Oreat Secret." 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