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'CORCORAN DEFEATS
FRANK HIGGINS
Wins Way Into Second
Round in Golf Tournament
in Atlantic City
PERCENTAGE OF 5 AND
lly SANDY McXIIiMCK
vfiUTHh'll.l.l. AtlalUlf "llv. S' .1. M.iy I
Kour raln-wilili'ii but tilnoilililntv Knlfr-nt
u-nt I" tlie- lees liot.' Ill lliu I uly May
rains till" iiftoriimm h fiiMirltcH In the
nnii.il wprinR lllilvH xiilrro. new tit lt liolRlit
riarkc Corliiiin. n seininiiiillst f.ir llu- AiniM
Iran ilmmplonslilp. 'ImbrcI it ilrtppUiR
driver out of lilt Iur In lay 1 Hie IiopIh
Percy 1'l.itl. liiiicr if Hie clu-nlr Lake
wood tiurni' last wfck In tin- llootiim "f
rtie flrft fllRl't Vv'iirten Corkniu. our- nf tlie
flnet pla'tr In the coiiiilty. itoppci forth
conlllot iiK.Unnt Manrl.-c ItlsHrv. the At
lantic I'lU I'hainploll 'I'lK' R.illfiy watched
Potli tnati'lios eatKerly from the cliililiouxp
Tho rain fell all urotinil l-Sitm feel that the
u Inner of Ihre two inatiliiH will ineit in
the finals tomorrow nftcrnoon
riarke rorkr.m won his vvn.v Into the (r
end round of match pl.iy hy a success oer
Frank .1 lllKKl" riillailelplii.i. In the per.
ctnlaKC "' r' aml ' T,lp t".,'r'' '""Hy K'llfcr
could not win the lin.rw liiithle or that he
plajcd cwell Ho(
I'orki.m went like the water In wlileh
they plawl ll" wa '"It In II. which H
bogey for the first half The iiuiib ll.iltl
morcan's tnam slip was on the lonu sev
enth, whole he ihIsmmI a uiiiiOile and
itralned to get 111
Ills card
0u. -. 1 s it -. I n i r, -tl
," 3 t 11 I
Another I'hlladelphl.in went hy the hoard
this moiiiliiB when I'll I'l.itcy not tangled
up In the fat Bolf of l'erey IMatt and
doffed 111 rain-soaked cap to the opposition
tt the thlitcenth play, i! and B. IMatt was
out In 33. which I nimcthliiK wlien the
cloud" arc na gloom1 as todn.
Plat is card
out . : I I l ii I :. - i ,ti
In lift!
".. II..IV....H ...!.... 111.II...1..I..1.I,. ..
li-OlK" otMHirit uit.ruivi I if ii(ii.-i.iiiin
Vicked hi" eluhs arouml after the thirteenth
had lioen assaulted Hu lost to Klsle.v. 11
and 5
In the other larep- match of the monilnx
TVarien ''oikr.in licked IMilllp tf 1' Ran
dolph, dr.. l tlie width of B anil I. Ran
dolph mlmitf Kettlni; one hole In par, hut
that a the pnlo-pilfei's only lnlKht spot
for tho da
("oikran with K.uiiliilpli hpiI I'lsley wan
tied for the cold medal -.I'Mrrtlay
The first round results follow:
riiiT inti:i:.v
It J W'.tn.v Ml.milr I'm. il(f.nipi) J II
VaxttHI Moron I m and .'1 to id i
It Warreo iNokran lliltlmire. ipfetrd p
f.' P Uandoliili l..ili'inl Ti up ond I to Td.i
jlalirlo' tti.l.v 'linti l"lt, di fted llrnmr
Hefffl- r Womll ur U op HO'l ." to oln
t'litrk rerkniii Htlilmnre, dnfentnil Trunk
J lIlKklti t.'tiliio i! op and ." lo p!i.
fvrcy U PI in Minion ulh dofiMl' d IMntd
C I'i.if inliiir 0 ou anil to tiu
( s Mill" Hi "mi di.fn.ited .1. i' l'irrl'h
Jr Nliun.il . no ithI 'I In i.lav
WalowrUhi iMiutlilll iHerlirunk ilifo.ilnl
raplain I K Un'ku.M ..ikewood I up and .'I
to lla
t;i omi sixti:i:n
lion'U P rii'io Ymiutistow o ilcfat. d Spen
cer II riirlit Ji ronltoink ! op
W .1 wrirl.ntd Ml loll' "Ml' d'feiitrd
J It I'r.i&i'r Ailanll. i'll. a op nltd - to pluv
J II I.tmiiluotl Atltntle ('IP detiaipd II
AV Wnnd All loll' I'Pv I up .tod :' to pll.v
Wllllim I Ml . Alli'di-i. din ii.il 1' M
Riihhi.no Wnnii.r s up and n Hi pl.i.
It 1 KdnirlH Mhintli ll d fiMted IM
anl Milrx S o 111 lllll 'J op
Herbert II N-wtiiu 1 rnlil.rnril di fiMtnl II
K Kcul Atliolli I'ttv. 1 up. JI l.oli
T P Wni.1l,, i Vlinlli- I'll it. fi.UPd .1. I
llni Wliltim irh 'i up mid I to plij
y It IM ill Atl.inlti 1'lty. dfeoti.il .1 M
Thnmpno Spril. h:mn I op and 'I to pl.ll
miiin hixti:i:n
A U.Kllin MIllilP IMU il'feiilnl Ii
C ilr. en Jr Wondhorv 1 up.
Il.nri MiSwpiih Mlnntli l 11- ilifiaUd A.
r Alll.no Plill.uli Ipldi 1'rlikit. - up
I V i lieu Pldl.ul.'tplil.i frtiltet. rtefpiiled
tuiliur Mi'l. l.iritu- Clti. I up nnd L1 to
pla
Uml. SiiiiIIpi AiIhmII. Cll d fiti.il II .1
UprniU'V luntit I'ltv 1 up
II W II mphill All.intli l'il won fioni I'
C Iccb Hi ) All l. ill f.mll
i: M Ji.ll I'Ml.ld'Inhll ITIiket 'lull, won
frnm K llpiim it Atlmtle 'lt ! deriillll.
V II .l( 'Ii III t'lne Vnll.-. dpfrllleil T a
T.'hrplir PiHinih Id I up and :i tn pl'
' ill Hill MLNTIlfN
rir'U lto.mil
V M II k I' ill id. lohl i IV urn . itfi.itid
C I.. I- Ii 1. lit- V w Yotl :i up mid J In p'h
w I Mien iiumiiiRd.Mi Viilii' diii.iti'd J
S Mirnrinl' 1. ii.ikuioot : up and aJ I i pt.iv
II l..i'li. Ml.intli r. ili-fiMiid i' K
Karp lti. ri iii I op mid - tu pkt.
F T I'.irK. r tlnml l'tt. '!. fi nt I Mjol."
PtPlPllli I Ml illlli IMU 1 up
I! .M liri I'Siil.niilptit.i i ..lint I il.fe.itid
J M HnrroiivM I'l.iol furd I up ml a in oui
T P MnniPiit ml .iniiiuir . di ft all d lrin
Vr lntm It.ii.i L1 up
. J r p.nv Ml.uiili- ril' I'ef.iiinl l V.
Pell Ml iiili. I'll, t lip
.1 S (.ml, ItlMMino .1 piit.il l H Whit...
Atlanlli i II I up ..ml :l lo pl.iy.
fi'-tii hi.ti:i:n
Knimi-M MNciil. I'hll.idi'lp.ii.i 1'ilikil. diftiilpil
J. i: Han?. Mi.iiuir rp i up
Mingles and Bunylcs
Nemesis of John AleCrau
7inr it ui. ttUt mnrwr imnttit ( mniibi
llio fllli John Mttliiiu titll ot ulOQinh;
I nr p licm 1 1 r h uoilis
IHil .op u ,!. Ms Turks
io aoiiMii" otit:l tu tUnr iuoim..
etfnlu'K hrni III.ItY ,l.( Ii COIIMII..
The Kennol.unk inmt-liiik h..s miir lout a
Camn to the i;l,um 11, won Ilia ilii.nto
traUht In no Iniilnas
. 'Tla a boihI ihlnu fur Hi. liuuitd Hi.it lhi-
Onn t hae to pla I'nnoilis all Ihi time
The I'anlln.ili khnl olf all their fliettoiku lo
the ninth limine. And tlni h.ul ooj.h to out
Jtunn the PlratPM. li mio run .Miller, llurn.liy,
truls and I!pm ht'i did Hip iIihiibi-
Jn liu.h in .mi ii irmk pit. her, Pul Hooper's
trlplu and l.ila kIiirIp put out hi i fin .
Another hero-tat tu. Cr.iutti. lie lontrlliufd
Ji riomn run. two Hiniflis anil io ruoa lo thw
i'nllllts' 7 -j iciorj ii r the liraun
Tlw PhlllleK nhlllPd Hi" Ilr.iifs pliull nf dK
appointment The" mud. it i lean aiveep of ihp
rleH
Just to alum Ida pre.Hdlt . i:ddli. lleotle,
yno pitched the firm no-.dt tome or Hip (hmhoo.
Uiued ii iun ito rimpmin. with tlie . ushluni
lloggsj, ami Ene t'leelnml the name
1
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Bi'.W
VWlvm,
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Jftll!
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Direcl from Factory Floar to You
10,000 Garments to Select JFrom
Save Middleman's Profit
"You Buy Direct From Maker
Latest Styles Every Material
Maximum Quality Minimum Prices
A Single Garment at Wholesale
rercha.ln.A-.au; J'SflLSBURG SONS S-Cft
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In t :J t.'.v
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TRADE BUYING HELPS
COTTON AFTER DROP
Improvement Comes Following
Enrly Decline, Caused by
Heavy Selling
Ni:V VOIIK. May 4 Ilullluli factors
such ns iiiif.ixnriihle crop wmther unit falrl)
B Ml elides. Welo dlM PK.irdi d' at tho colUm
openliiit and all the talk centeieil around
ilovcininent icBUlatlon of pilees As a re
sult thoic was n wave of scllltiK lit the stall
fiom all iptaitirH which carried pi Ices, down
17 to jm point", with the tone weal!
one tu twii coninilsiloii houses, loom
tt.ideis and Houtherii Interests were mod
eiute hu.ets There was probably somo
ptoflt-takliiK on cotton put out rccentl at
hiBhii levela
After the i all theie was n tall of about
B points, hut tho market had a nervom np
peai'.uice. with ii Breater waiting tendency
In i liepr,. than heretofoto
Trade IuiMiib was one of tho featuies on
the iall. which later cariled tho market
baik to litu.i1ly last night's cloalnc IlKUies
diirliiK the middle of the mornlnir The Idea
nppeared to do that this hulnR wai to
ciiei tit-ilKcH iiBalnsI leeent s.ucs of spots
to siiiitln-in mills, ami the nppear'itice of tho
de.ii.inrt aioiinil the Hub ldeii'l Him
li.aled the demand fiom shorts
After havltiB sold at IP (Or on the call
duly iMtitr.uth ndvaiicd to l! TTi and
October from IS T(lc tn ISflfic
The r.fteitioo!. market mled dull and Ir
iPRUiar duly lluetualed between 1'J 55
and Hi fill The close was fiom 'J tn II
p dnts below oiteida's Una I pilci
Yii I i limn It iin 1 1 tllali I .rut l'l,a
Mai i I ST HI To IK ill 19(11 111 S'i
lull . . Ill TU IK All 10 Tn ll PI 10 117
"i Inli. r IsnT llT'J IS lot 1HT0 IS ST
II. Kiiilier lliol mj III III IhTs iso.i
III 01 is s.1 Ill HI IS TS IS .
III O'i Is Ss 111 111 ts ss IS ml
III '.'S 111 1'J 111 117 III n7 HI ilT
llu I". Jll ll'i
nun iry
Man h
Spol
l.iM'rpoiil Cnttun
LIVi:itrooL. Miy I Simt cotton was
iiuiet today and 7 points lower on the basis
of 12 Mul fur mid-upland The sales as
KtcK.ited t'lOiin hales Incluilim; 5ui0 bales
AlnriliMii The Imports were tt.dnrt tiales,
Aniorlcau luine The market for futuies,
closed ipilit at a net decline of llfttli
popits
ORLANDO OF HAVANA
TRAILS MIDNIGHT SUN
Tiite, an Outsider, 1'ioves (loud Mud-
der and Takes Third in
I'imlk'o Opener
IM.MLIi'n. Mil, M.i I - MldnlRlit Sun
wns the rlass of the tiuiddei" III the open
Ini: ilirlnt for liio-jear-ohls heie loda.i.
outsptlntini! tiil.iiidu nf Itnuin.i and Tilte
over a hea. track
Tilte was an outsider, and made a strum;
attempt lo wiesl the had. but did not have
tile putiih III the lln.il di He to the win-
Slllillll.il
l-'lt'.ST lt.M'U cults nnd Hld,li!S miijtiir
nlils purse 11111. I fiirliin'iis .
I .Midtilihi M':n llu 'I mxler. .'i u : t,n ..o
iirliinitn of llnv.in.i 11.1
Kililimll - k" .'"'
: Trll. Ilo I'nr.ipU'll . II Hu
Time, III I ..- IVirl.'K" HP". Julian. Afrlo.ill
Airnw IH-rini rer iP'orue Starr and IP rodlly
iiIfh ran. , , ,
.SI.VII.SP It.MV the llmllmnri Sit, phi has,..
.nir-.Mar-olil ind e" Jso'i, L' miles
I M .ll.l. 1 'U I llllil.
,,i,r,.,' stisr.u $jl- an
J Cum nli M tlm. 117
Haiti I , ' ""
1 Mm 1' it .lie 1 1"
tn mi
:t no
lli lien
tn llll
Tlpn I 'is I'lrxrivi' Shinsiiniiter I isiaai
Kiniri tinii.uHc til'iniln rer nn.i 1 ne i.irmci
i1h ran
Tomorrow's I'imlico Kntries
Pirsl riue two veil oli'l , I'-J ,f"'-;""l;I"-.
p... pir li'.' liulilln .M.trv tlmn I. in., tilljlll
lliltutno urn "Id lliimr-t...lil mil fhliv
.Vol" lli'i WlA 111. i.iiTll fnr TU. I.t
to mill 111 Hnpi 'Hi. isweel MiirKUtrlle. Itii
Pilti.l. HU dl'.M llrlde elltrv
Siiniid r.ne ihi rrlikiiior? sl'epl"h.iH hin
ile p. foiir..ir-id.H and up 1! "illej ""' '
ItrvtlM'ivl- t 1.1. I'll no, llll I.1.1 llllSklliliie-li
l" i,!vh,rii.n HI Id H..I . ri Ollvi r. Is S ...
lit". 1'ri.i lllll lir. H"n'V'"''4,'J,r .',
i,ir..i.nn nmn i. if "..The Itr.ink limn . I .
I r l ill lis llisli fiver, till llronk, 1 3d.
II i:..it..ll.m K.J !. Illl.l.l.-r ln-i (.1 Sh.inm.ll
til.-p lln. Nw II i. -n 111 I'vnnsun. I.H.
11 'WliP nei rntrv tl.'i'lirke enlr is.im
i nlrv (il I'arr . ui"
Tl-lid rue se'lint. four v.ar old nnd "P
il furl..ni:s Mndinie Hrr-minn 1 '. 1. it'e
VI.. . los ilmliHssi l'.'ii faiion llrtdw ilmp i
ins s.-i lle.i''i I'll 'llirlv Mlirht. Il.i. Pollux
tl.1. 'tl tin. 10. I' etiJtur. VlllP. ll'l
f'ouiHi iiiii Hie I'In'ilc" 't"'""1"; '"," ',,"
elda. i furlnns iiilTwIn hli limp I. 12
l-lll-lllde III 111 Hr.'V I.lKle IHI'"' J -
I Mirv M.iud tliupl I'H V IKlnla ell 112
i T. n VI loo Kolnlil. Iim: I.'"-'! llrrherl
imp 12. lel'mrli" Levdwker. 112 TJ.kn
I It., inn. it.Tr.ink Mmklln limn i. ,112. I'jrl
Irntirdln. Iim la l'arr vntrs. (h)lloss uitrv
(. Mi llrlde "ntrv
fifth rum. Hie Wlinmirii Purse ihreesrjir old
niliri - fiirlon-H-fnill I'uke. 1211. WIM ThM.w
U'J (iuMmlirli 112. frnpsecule Imp) U.
I'rinill.i Msllens, 1 1T . Hrntl Inner (Imp 1. -..)l,r
r.we'1. 117. Vl.lusl 111 limp,). 112.
fox Tint 112 llnlddl ll.Ml. U2 lulfiii hrilll
i ulr
SiMh rim ttln M. rih.int' llllldleiiji. IhW;
,. ii olds nnd 'IP mile and llu turds (a)All
imil," I l.iNebrnsks. 111'. l IK. limoii-;.
III lit. lit llraillev. in. WooiUtnne, Hli.
in fhrlHil.. KM IMmroMli. tlS. H-iul.rrk 112
llu-i,s los thli'rlinpnr (liupl 12U. (ill litter.
io'd 112 flrious iiiii siraluhtforwHril Hii
(i, Snll.i.rir enirv (h I'arr inirj (r'Mullerv
. Mr
Sevroth r-ee. sfjlln' .!'"' ie.ir-r.l.l nil.
,,p ,e -TnnlHle HIT 'Speclre. til. Itll h ird
Ti'liJ no. 121 Trnnidt UP Pirseu- IU '"I.e.
Pis 111 Mcilarlnn 111 Mnrlnnio III flu
ino' lint UrnlmP II" Ttiurndav Nlfchter.
llll lti.pill.lli.in, llll NnpnUnn, P'l
vppr UP e nllovvHiiie iliilmed
Ui.nhir. ulimvirv tnuk clow
AVmi'SWATEl-WiKKSsI
Uarn U Swim by --.rcrBalcEvciywli.n'
AWAD MApTF'C CO.. Hoboken. N. J.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
STRAW HAT DAY
TOMIIItndlV AT ,:30
Pennsylvania vs. BroWn
th i.irrs .vie umi vi.uo
Tliket" sold a Idmbels und A. A. llfrlie.
j,ni'"IllV MtillT h.TI'UIl.Y Ml.IlT
-lATinMM A C ''"'k Mtdulfun, -Mur.
NATIUNAL. A. U.t, s. Culhnrlne Ma.
1111.1.1 liltAMIlll .Meets I.IAV IKIltillllt
UII.I.II5 Mllimi: Meets 1MIII. IIOVI.K
IIIIINVV IllisMIl Meets IMTTMNO Ml'KKlV
"iiiJri: i'I'-to-tiik-mimitk ihiutss
liliii. S3e. lies. SOe, 75o und I.(10
CAMBRIA A. C.
KKN'SIMITON AVE.
mid StlMHHSKT
l'rltluy Xl-lit. II y -Itli. HelttruflKhl. Cham-
plonsl.lp Content ut 145-lb. Illn-fltle.
TOMMY ('(II.I'MAN v .MII.HL'IIN MAYI.OIt
iliilfSH
JWypy WHY nSXDoo1
x?tXpaymore? 1
1
EVENING
WHEAT RALLIES SOME
AFTER SHARP DROP
Nervousness Rules Chicago Mar
ket, With Many Conflicting
Factors Discussed
I'llll'Ado, .May I There weto several
sli.u p lluctiiations In thn wheat matket to
day, but thn K0iiei.il nltimc "f business
was limited In fact, the absence of orders
was larwidy ipspouslble for tho violence of
the chniiKes In pi Ices At tho stall tho sun
piMulmi of tradliiB In May and .Inly "'
Winnipeg anil talk of (!o eminent control
fiffeietl. inchiillnK stnteinentM tli.it I'liiiuil.i
Iintl the I 'lilted Stairs wite wolkliiB
together to cheek the rise In prices, foicetl
dtop of 7 to 21 cents fiom tho ptcMous
ilte, with Mn) the heaviest sufferet
l-'olluvvniK this slump the tone was liroBii
bli. but Ihere was a irood recover.v Tho
Hver.iBfl trader was entirely at sea teBartl
lilt" the piobable future developments
lltimois came thlik and fast, iiipo'ik them
MiBue repoitH of Hots In Herlm, a inuttn.v i.i
IVtrosrad and talk of peace
The market nt Llveipuol was llrm.
Sivptlcii hr.s piohlhltetl the espoits of all
foodstuff
'pi,. ii. .... M .. e.i -fi ,-... I i ill..
,,,,' ,.,,. .,,, , i, r!,., ,'.,.,... ... ....
opening, after which there was an Imptove
ment to $'.' ".". with the cloe S" "i's. ,ii:alnst
2 li nt th entt .vcstpttlay Tho bottom on
.lul.v whs J J I ft. the top JUJ.'i.' ami Hie
close l.'liti'j to ii llMs. cump.ued with
t'J-'i;1,. the final iiuolatlon of c.letiln.
Tho best on September was $1 8S'u tho low
$1 HJ's. and the tln.it t Mil- to flsfi'i.
aBaliist SI ill. vi'steida.v'H last pi'lc
'the Ohio crop repoit for Ma places the
condition of wheat at in. uJ.ilnst so a
inoutli ubo. tin a i.ii ubo and Us last .luue
The Modern Ml let aid that In the ninth
em sei'tlons of the winter wheat belt
wcathei conditions have been illstltutly uu
favc.rable. told, with lack of uiolstme Kan
sas showh Improvement, pal tlciil.it ly. In the
southern sections It .ltd that It nlllimed
Its pievlops estimate of 70, una nun bushels
as the .vteltl of that Stale The crop len
erally Is maturing slowlv
Trade ill com was of f.itr propoitions
The maiket was lieavv but there .n a
Hood class of hu.vliiR at llnus because of the
llicieasetl tlenialids inn upon cours,. ki.iIiis
oivlnR to the epepsenc nf vvhi.it
Weather i-oiiilltldiis contlntietl inifavor.ili'e
fm fat in woik. The maiket at l.lvetpool
was strong.
oats were f.ililj active .nut easier The
market at Liverpool was dull
Lxports of corn fiom the I'nltcil Stales
fot the week were 'ilt.'KUi bushels; for the
usou they amount to lli.S71i.7l I bushels,
against "'.'.nlli Uni bushels In the pi et lolls
st a wot i
I'learalices fiom Argentina for the week
weie Ifts.onn Imslie s The visible supply
there Is 2 Iun lion lupdipls
LiMilim: fulur.s ranit.: na follow
a an s
VV1.1.H llpen 1 1 lull Low flii- ilec
May Jii.1 '.' 7.". " VI -J 721. fa so
lull '..- 'J 'J'Jl-j I.i "J J"' " -il'
Sept I sT I ssl. I Sl'j 1 s.P, 1 III
r,.rn iinw d"llieri- . .....
Miv I .-.'J'. 1 .Jl, 1 I'H, ft ML ft :.s
.lull III'? t ll'j 1 It, tl ll'i I I"-,
.eta. i :tc.i tin', i .11 l aVi I :w"
ll.iln
Mill Us lis I'.ll 1.111,
InK
:-J3
i'i i .
Sept.
.-.!;
t.-.i-;
i.tii
lls.
Liirit ... ... ... ..
.Mill' . 2 J .'12 1 22 If. 22 27 "JS kl
.lulv SJ I. 22 I . 22 2.1 22 :l .
Sent 'JJ .11 -.-J V. 22 11 22 1.1
in
lllbs
Vlnv .'I 7'J 'JD 72 2U I . f.'U 17 ,2o s.
I.,p L'n so i'll s7 2" U'J f-'n 71 'Jl 111
Sent 2(i s7 20 117 -o 7.1 tju s". i u
M ,,nrk" ..is Jl tils s",
July . lis 1,11 US so ,1s .17 'lis .1.1 ",TI 1.1
llld t.Xakeil JNiilliln.il
Year's Diviilind.i Total S25.II0
ISOSTliN, .Mav I The i'hainploll t'nppi'i
I'oinp.iu.v loibi.v dii'I.llfil a dividend of
$il 10 a' s-hare iiiaMnt. a total of "2.1 Un
thus fat In 1917 Half the i'hainploll divi
dend noes lo St .Italy's Mineral Laud
dm khohlum It amounts to J2 n t-'i.iio
anil will he puld .lime T to stm k of lei'onl
May 11
Calls for Hanks' Cn ml it inn
WASHIN'llTd.N" May I -The Comp
troller oi fin icne-, totlav Wsiied a ..ill fur
the I'oiiilltlou of all national bank at tut
close of business on Tuet-dav Mav I
i Up Hi
j DownD
"You'vo Got the
Goods, Atlantic"
Tody,ihe ipeclllc srivlty lct It r"-llc-ilty
worthleMBto chick on the ult
abllty ol naiollne, for eitmple, (or
fftven moeor e;u pmrnt. It seem
moitpfobabl thai the definition nf ga
ol na will hive to be bated on th ptr.
ccnus thtt d.ttiU ovrr btwrn petri
fied temp rtturrt, when tho dlitllltilon
tt rtrrlcd out under t peel lied condition.
'"The pttoHne mutt not vaporlie too
fret I for twortMonti One. thtt It -would
not be tafe and econdl ,ltt tots In for
age by evaporation would be too gnat
Hence, the apeclUciiion may have to
co aw In timllttlont of the percentage dit
tl Img over below a certain trmpersiure.
ccupttd pcihipa with a proviso vhat ccr
tain percentage a.iatl dltcit over below
other f xrd Umperatufe. In order that
reqult'te amountt of low-bolHng conttit
uenta shall be pn tent to laturo eaty atart
Ingof an engine.
"ULewtte the tpeclflcatlon mutt con
tain proviso that alt mutt dlttlt over
below certain manlmum temperature, In
order to exclude from the guolina the
heavier petroleum dltnllatea, auch m
k.tron.M
Official Press -Statement
by U. S. Govt, Bureau of
Standards,
We've been preaching and practicing the
eame thing for eata. The boiling -polo I
of Atlantic Gatollne la alwaye uniform
Il meeta Unci batn'a ideaa pcflecUj ,
ATLAN
GASOLINE
LEDGER-PHILADELrHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
CHAIN AND FI.OUU
WIIKAT tleielpts. 1.1H .VJs l.iih There, was
n derllne of r.i In this innrkit dm to the bear
ish tldvlces frillll the Hill Ijunl.ltlnn i jir
tola In elporl i levator No 2 r .1 "pnt '- l'n
CL No 2 iiiiiitliprii red J til vi -j lis. aienioir
Nn a rid 12 nl "Jim N'n :i r.'i fJ nt" 2 ml.
rejeited A 2 S75I2 P2. njeeted II, '.' h.82.ss
ftiUX It, ,.., lo.il.Mt !.iiii Ihere was
little tnullim and no Imiinrtniit i h ;n. In prlte
vMotiitlon far Ims fnr linul triid. as n. In -thill
Western. N S lelliiw, II 7UH L, I '"
.So I jellt.M. II US" I CI. do. N I 1U .
11 llil W I 117
"VPS- lie, elpts lli.MI tm1i li Tluri vvns
llllle iradlnu and prpra dm lln.il '-i mid; r l'i' r
wmtern Hdvnea CJ lulu linos Sn J ll llll. , 1 1 1
SiTli'li, slitndird wldln TT'ti ". ,.'' '
white. Til'j SiTJ'iii . Nj I white. 7V 'u .l.'je.
IT.iifll IPiilpis. Jim la. 1. iiinl I.UI '"Il Hi
In m.KK the imirkel wits dull nnd l.iri-i l
noiiilnil ijuidiilinti, pir Itin ll. in
wool uolton or Jute siiks iilsiiit 2.e less
Winter straight i:IMI.1..Vi. N-inaaa clear
tlUAofllll. dn elraluht. 1 1 a 2.. 'li 1.1 . ., . d
piitmi llll .".osj II, prlni-. I rrn.il. ir 112 2.T
12 7. do, pit. nt IMWWUI. di. fiiiollle
lirimla Jililll".'. ill- mills, ihune ninl laiut
intuit tl ltl 73
KYI. Kl.iUli sn.l slnwlv at forill" r fit. We
ipiotu lu2.".'iCII 21 iwr bid in uujIIK
l'UOVISIONS
The nitrket ruled firm, wlili n 'air .mining
demand nnd somn kinds vvt r, hmlu r i-iiein
lliilia Cllv l..a In nets rmoki-.l and ntr di led.
ir.,- Western I f In sen. tnnl.nl .1,. itv
lieef. knuikt.s nnd tindila mni..il iiti'l nlf
dried, llile W. l. rn beef kmnkl. a nnrt t. nil. ra
amoke.l. Mile lie. f hums Mo" .12 t'"' Ini"
llv I In -..'ii 111 Haiti f . ur. .1 lis;.'. S.iM
.'.-.I.i dJ aUiun. .1 loose ".IP""!'.'.. iln. dn.
snmkiil .'T -s. inn. r h.ms anioki-.i riiv
i ureil hi in lii.ind nnd oviraue .ilsrj.Pii
limn aninked neslern lured -jillfjiPni il".
Polled beoeles. HU I'll llll alinulj.-rs S I'
, und. h.'se L'l. ilii amnlleil 22i ll.dll.a, In
plrkle. iiii.irdlnit In verK- Ion. 2o IT. ok
Inal Imion lis lo l.ralid and ivur.lKi' Its ,ur, il
n l'i i llreiikfnal liHion iiestern , ur. .1 .M'sr
land vvratirn rellneil tierces 2,l' .1 l ,1
tuba 2aWi I.ir.l. pure . llv k. tile . n I. i in
ihreis aaije Lard pure.it k. itt- i nd.i.l
in lulia. 2 Pit i
IMU'INKl) SUtSAKS
'Hie mirki't was uulel lull llrm l'i inulln
Inek I little liuslniaa at 7 Till. Willie III, fijjn
avUiiiln siintir I'onipinv would at.ipl s ,...
Hetitii ra were rislrlitlni: orders
DA1KY IMtODUCTS
III T I till -Them w is llllp iri.llm- liillntTn
inn nf fiinn ap.ik ii. re iii.PI 1111. 1 v .Pj" nil. d
t miv lu.it.ili.iia fnlli.iv VV.'l rn, rn'i
anlld pn he, I i mimerv f tin v ape. lata It. . iiiii
I2H l.le. exlri tlrsis. Hi. Ilrsta. to.', h. ui.
ID'.e. nnirliv pilntH fllllO In., dn iivir.lK'
"St l i tail IP Urals. Ill2e. ins inula 'till
to'., apeeiiit fun. brands id prints JntililniJ
it is Mi
1 71 1 1 1 H Hn.lpl Mere mod. rule nod He mn
Uet rukil ste.np ivim ii Tilr d in ind ijimt illnna
Neirt.v Urals llll Mi pir tss- p.nrl.v nirr. in
r. teinta "1uS ts'r , a w, stern xira tlrsla.
tlll.fi PI taae. dn. Urals $11121 ll-r tiia.
fill. V a. lei llll .Utldlid eHK Were Jututlltltf .!
.Tiffin, pir .In, n
I'llff.si:- Tin nmrkil rul.d thin und. r smill
auppllis and u Tiilr ililll.ltnl I'untujlnli N v
Vnrk fall .i.mil. film v li w i,'i "2i''i
h.aihil hiKli r .I., do, fair to maul n. IM'.
i27i do tun altlms 1Mi22i
I'uuin.Y
I.UI-ti. atr.t.li at... 1, mil filrtv
I "il ii.iei,! . in iii.iis., ii i . i'.ii .
,n ....I .. I....I l.itl.r II... .llfxrlltl. N l.f ll Mil .1 111,
,,....,.,,..... ..., ..I .U 1.1, ..ll . I III I '''I 1,
linx llrvluik'il fllnv Seln lid 20. Un Wililh
ruKSH ruurrs
I'lloliP htOi k -nll fill!-. IM-1 tUlfil r.t-jf.
iin-lt-i tnt-tliT-ili- iff rlmti .iin- itintm Appi
P. r M1 :t J ."?( I :" iKlilwln Nn 1 I 7'i'm
I r.H ll'l UIIKlMiJ' '1 tWA " Jt. "j; Nn
$i:.o'im; ii uiu'i.uiiii :i ' I :'.'. Kitu Nn i
i" 'il 'i .Ml tin tlh-:iil''l $.Ut I Vliii- Nn i
JlMlli. i uuur it ( .iifi .. .Ml iii)fH,
linrllivv. ! i u ( r 1 Kain . n J ll
Wit J li iix ns ! r h $ I--I t nr in .- Ilni
i,i ( .t i ttii ttrii-lif fjin t:iif."i"iM liuv t
f.m v 4 J .Mi 'i I i -i -il 'i ' J". ; t .p. fnni
ili fi i t i i'i' -"' "i ii u i l'i 1 1
....i ...i.. i
llrm wiih aupiillea vn'i un.i. r , ontrui im.i
Il Willi- lire tile ountatli.na l-'ort la 11 In
iiiialiii si'i stiuv roust, ra isnrsn. , old
teixters Hill. sprmtr ililik.-ns in.' u'
lieriia, plump veiimv akiiiiu-.i v,oi,;niiut 'iVI'i
lbs iilifne PJ.ille While l.i Klioriia IM'Inlllln
', " t'j lbs ..PI ,17" in. ililPks I kin -IHW
lli'i. dn lli.ll in It mil. r 1711 tSi pli-eoiia old
nr ptlr -Js.i-iii. . do, intin,. per pur. )W'p2Ttr
lot; l'i lbs anil nver np.ie. 'J.t'lii. no. on,
lbs np. i. 2.1 . di tin lb" apt. i' .'I'd
2lc. fowls in bbis faint drx pi, k ' wiltth.
llll.' l'n lbs and out aplile. S'i'.i SPIll Per slip s
'jJfi'.'.V. old rnot rs ilryp.uk, d 21e ro.isibu
, lib k. ii iimlini dit pn k.'il lu b v ii.ii.li
Inn ialo llii p, r pair, 27(tf2s. .In wstern. in
toxia Mllubllll.' 7 Ilia pel lull '2.1 ( 21a do dn
III b.ils . wiiKlilim sMtu lbs i'r nalr. ii'n'jM'
ilo do dn wi'Unlti. 7 lbs per pair. 'J.Tif'Jli'
Irolllm: ililikens ii.tmni In i.oxi a h.i.IiIo!
lllll lua p, 1 pllr. 2sSf'!Ji , tliUke'M Vlflshltu.
f.iru lbs pir ptlr. -j:iti'-..i. u.. m . .1 ai n. jo
,t Jk'e. broil, la J.lfr,). futiej 1,0V ll.lt do oilier
neurit. W' Ikliilu l'n !f2 lbs apt n Miffi .lie
lurknts, I er 11. l-'anev U'isleitl .Uff.lll . I i Ir
tn mod IIU 'it Hli old ruins. 'J.l''t.Hli i nminnti.
'..Mfl'se. sipulis tier Ui. li -U lull , H....h.n.: II
f?12 lbs per d 0 "I '.'".''I I si. il... i, ii'lnni: y
tH 0 lb perdu! n 1.1 liilW I III iln vvi l-'litnii ll
ll a per dn-en t.tltM III ll., vveltll.ll. 7 Ilia per
tliizen. I2.1n"2.7n .lu. Vveti.liliiK lift 1. 'y ,1a per
ikwen. fl 7111' 2n. dirk. Il.r.i4i2 2ii sin nl ami
No Tali Tl SI ''-.
,iMl-iyhi.SJi.j'v.v..ivlri,.iilStS1'tyji.-.
:I1 an
2u-
'
APPROACH it on a dead run, or
start up from a standstill. Up, up
you go with the crest in sight and that
inward consciousness of abundant
power under the hood. For the tank
is filled with Atlantic Gasoline and
Atlantic was never known to fall down
on its job.
Over the brow and down the other
side, dropping into the stride of the
burro, if you wish. The motor is purr
ing softly now as you lift your foot
slightly from the accelerator.
Another grade. You press down.
The soft purr changes to a deep growl
and you know you are going to make
it on high. For Atlantic Gas is still
on the job. Up hill and down dale
all is pleasant going when you feed
Atlantic Gasoline.
Put-in a shot of Atlantic next time
and watch the difference in both
power and purse. Beware of mongrel
fuels masquerading as gasoline.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
JUakers of Atlantic Motor Oils Light, Jtiedium,
IleaVy and Polarlnc
TTiP
Itlen. ier mte MB.i r.o. strnts-berrlcf. North
Cnrtillna p r uuiit !i31..c.
VERETAUI.1.S
ns nulft nt revised
tirle. s ij'i. i i.l.iii" White pntnioia I"''.'"-;
l.ii. I2l.ii.i1l-. J.'ta.i .r basket II W""
1 Tl. villi" p..' ito n. I'lorida. pir ''",
S'n I In "I., .. s .'.-. s Mi. nilla lil'li
avvil't tii'tnliia I ial.t.1 Slmr, 1ST 1.11 No I,
t'.i.'.llfll N'.i -' SI ..0":l al.et pnliili -s IJeln
vvnra ninl VI, til. ml ir b imper Se I II i.llf
2 2a. N.i '-' 1 .'".( I II.. . ulla 1 su.it i-.til-,e
I. is. p. I blkil Sn I tl'J-.'.lT.. No
' "o a iir.i "Illnna IVxiia p. r . rn'- -No I.
'J'l2 2.-. Sn 2 lltniritlll l-ilbblllP florid I.
per I.Minp r l'l" I dn I'nllfnrnli, p. r i rale,
l'i" Hi Splnaeh Nnrfoik pi i bid. 2a. do,
Tev , per tniiipir. It 7..ff'2. Kale Nnrfolk.
Pi r i-bl IlT.." 2 2." riitillllniver I'ahti.rnli.
ier llllle, It rill I Tn Ithlllwld I'llllfnillll, per
but, I12"."l..n lltllti- I'lolldl. fillnv, per
bnskci fl.T.-.ii . Mi .I.i .In t.nr tn rfn..d, per
l.isk.t IIWLMi .1) Snrtli I'arnlitn. pir lMket,
II iO"'j I'.l.iv fiiiiidi t r Hi In. li i rile. Il
L' Hi una fliil.la per biiskit (lr.n II 7nfr
II '.... wax II. .oii r.o lltcsplniit fieri la. i"-r
In. v lafr'IMi P. nia-rs I'lnrldn. per l.v, 1,1 fill
" I i-iiiiiisIi I" nrlils p. r Inn. Ilnrivi Peas,
Nnrlh t iirnhn i mid Smith ri.ri.lliin, l-r l.iakil,
II BiiifrL'2i fm iitoln ra I Inrta i. n r baaket.
II TV.C2 lleila I'lmltli per ll'U bun. lira. 1 1 V
il Uiullahi a, Norfolk pi r I. isk. t -J., fell. To
niitois. flnrida larirnti 12 .".nW.1 Mi Aspirn
Klia. ier 'I'M ti t.iili. tu a t'liln.anl llfrl.'o,
Itni, v !.',ii":t i hnl, .. II niift-j .''. .Mush
rooms, p.r l-lli biak.l. II lofdT.
KAILItOAl) KAUNI.NCS
Llllllllll VALLI'V lIMt.UHAli I fHIPANV
for .Mtirrli
Hit? Imre.iae.
Total eperntlnii n.vs . tl R-i-J nit 1 1 12 '."i I
Total iip.riitlnij . xpa .1 .Inn. nil SSI l!l.
Net operatlnc iv l.njl i.sT Itsuuj
"pernilns- In. ..in s.-.l o2 "ll-.'ssn
fi.r three m. itaiia inil.il Mnr. h at
Tnlnl nor, tins n v It.JStnsT "!2 lllll
Tntill openllllK . Vpa II njt ".l.J I I'U Skll
Nil ..pernliliK r. v I ,11.1 Tsl M 0'i s'll
(peiiiitni; llii mill . I 'jTn.'.nll ! Iilo o'.ia i
.NMIAN I'll'IIMf
fourth wvik April M Glll.ntiii llti'.iunnl
Tlll.HH" KT lU'lt I) WLSTIIIIN '
.Manh uross I Ml .Ml J 17.1 lli'i
Net . . HI! 37il 'IIJ ,1Js
Total Int nine . 7I'U.I 11110
'thrin iiiniilhs' itrosa t VJ." nils I.-.7 mm
Net . . am f 7 1 ti'l Itl'l I
Total liminm 172 la2 !. .7l'i
Ileeri use
NKW VOIIK HU'ITKI. AND K(,("S
NHW VlUllv. Mav I llfTI llll - Hen Ipla
PL'itd lllbs l.ouir and illisiltl.il llltthir a ol
Ins In' a Hi isiras to. Urals as' , ft '(li'a i
rim onda, M71,Si "ttti t iiootiitliina iiinliiititt.il
III lli'i- IP Ipta 2V.MHS ..is. a Ht.'inp l.'ilu
tntlonn iph h.uuo a
1.1V1- STOCK (UOTATIONS
t'ltlt'MI" Miv I - lluil.s- lt,,,ipi so umi
In ml nun lot li low. i Mix,, Hlid buii Iii ra
m.i t.-.i. ir. no .und le.ivi in iii" ii in r.uitiii
lii.ni 1 1.1 inn 1.1 ill lulu 11 I in" 11 71 plus
ll'j n U iii bun. Ill ui" ll sr.
I Vt'll.i: It... Ipla uihiii li.inl market
at. .ilv 11 s Is 71 .. I.I 11.1 nuts ,i,, tfnra
ln"tl.'" stink, in in I f. i il. ra 17 71" to j.i
T. -una 1117". "117.1 .alv a till .,-, v, " Tl
MIIIIKI lle.iinla. It.llll In.iil milk. I si. ml.
.Siiiv. anilvvial.ru u lo u 111 7,1 bimba I12 7.1
"17 111
DIYIIIKND.S DI'CLAIMil)
j 'ri.lltlllf 111 Stnlt-- T-4ll.ll MUtltcrlv (if
' i nr flit oh tin- i-intnim tm U. t.-. i1t- Jun
I Im ntm k nf ri "nl Mn l.i
ni. im It.i'll iltir 'urn tm n rt'uvihir mu ir
liil-. nf IN t r m un iii. iiW-ttffj Mink
t i. i hi- Mix I" ! fltiw k (f riMiml .t 7. .nnl i
iiUir(rl nf !t m tiiii mi th t mtiiiMi Mm h
Ii.imiMo Juito 3H In Sim U nf rot orI .(Uiif J1
llrnuti Mhiif -'.iinpMtn, i t-titur iiuitt t 1 1 nf
91 Ml m nil tr' m the fiimiimn ntiut,, pmahl.
Jum- 1 In M in K nf I'M.ir-l fn j
1'nlU'M llilimt" r- Ktll.M MUJllI'lli (ltlloii of
M Mi iin-l $1 - Mr.i rtn to ioui fluid ini u .
ft Ml mil fi iMih MlviilMitlx ii iMtihl
Juih- Ki ti M.il of in ml M.I- '-'
HAK SUA Kit
N.. ii! K I. . lifii
l.Ofl'1 Ml lH 111 '
At && 11
ms
f -Kw ti
i! -.tr
V
IN' Till'" ivim t nl point's
and tiiiliiipil to
y ti u t- lilvinir. Illuc
J-'ci'lif, (!i!i..s! lii'owns aril tin- novolt.v
I'llltllh--
$14.80
$16.50
$18.50
S22.30 Values
BILLY M0RAN. 1103 Arch
im: r ti mt
(IPLN I.M.MM.s
n
H
Tuts Tep in
Your Notor
Jr
Financial Briefs j
The nnmiiil report of the Lonei Star tins
1'oinp.iii) slmwg ttroSN pariilni;s of $1,519,
38(1. mi Itioto.iMj of J1015.2; net Income
of .1.111 U'C. an InoriMso of JJ ir.J.074 J not
I'liriiliiRn of 1518 71.".. an ImrniHo of 89.
IC2, final iindlvltled prollts lifter illvldcml"
of Jl!i2,"in, un liii-riMse of J77.52".
Uvorclt lleiiney & t'o. repoit for the.
ipmrter eniletl Mtiri'li .11 net etirnlnRs nftor
tleiliietlui' cxpeiises of $102,l'.27.
Hanks lost to the N'ew Yotl, Htllitrca
til v voateid.iv tl 217.(1011. mill sltieo Inst
(ilil.i.v the loss has In en $IS 733.U0I).
il IMwntil Itnlllns ban been eleeleil a
member of the .Vevv Vnrk Htoik I:i-IiiiiiK'
The Mexlr.m IVtrolcini, (oiiij ..n- I .til
of Iielawaif, for the sear "luletl lerein
ber .11 shows net pi.'Mt of f". 15.1.(160 sifter
ilfilin-tltiK eipelises. ilepi'i lallon, llitcrmt
ett , an Itu tease "f tl 201.91?
Tho T.ulor Wlinrti.n Iron anil Steel Com.
panv leports for the three :, ninths ended
Mari'li .11 total cainitiK" after ileiltietniK
opeiatlni PMs-pses ilepreclntlops. taxet
eti- of $219 S93 Surplus after idiarKes,
$9l.2in lt.ilaiue after tletluetlni,- $"3 250
prefnieil tllv lib lid i $.7 "190
ii!i,iiiiiiii.rmTTni,nn:iiiiiM:iii:iiiiiimiiiiiimtiiiiiimiinnmiTni
Stetson
Straw Hats
forS
await your choosing in a wide
Oarietp of styles and braids.
Prices begin at three dollars.
Stetson Store 1224 Chestnut St.
PRACTICALLY A
PROPOSITION
its
m
The extraordinary claims in this adver
tisement may seem exaggerated yu-
Then he "from Missouri." I've got a
corps of salesmen just itching to "show
you" if you'll only give them the oppor
tunity. We won't loch the doors after
you get in ana 11
ever thing is not up
to your expectation
ve are the greater
loser, for we have
lost a prospective
customer, while you,
have only given us a
f e w moments of
vour time.
In the preparation of Spring Stocks for my entire chain of
stores, months ago, before the terrific advances in the cost
of materials anil making thousands of Suits and Top
Coats were produced for Huston to sell at S25. If duplicat
ed today under present market conditions they would have
to be retailed at $30 or r.irire. But to orce a complete
rapid
Liquidation f S4ock
IN THIS
CLOSING OUT SALE
we are compelled to sacrifice these high-grade Georges
Model Clothes, products, of our own Custom Shops at
$15.75 or about one-half actual value.
These are unquestionably the greatest values in Suits
and Topcoats for Men and Young Men ever offered in this
city. Whether you've ever bought at Georges or not
this is one tirnn when you cannot afford to pass us up.
include oni two, three
and four-button models, soft
roll or stationary front. Plain,
pincji-bnek and tho newest
belted effects. Sinplc or dou
ble breasted. All the latest
fabrics in both light and dark
colors and in patterns to
meet tho demands of both ex
treme and conservative dress
ers, full or skeleton made
many silk-lined.
$15.75
15th &
ft
Also Thre Greater
w
l r.iaHMBlw'dR,
'f iTfi'S
v-ftjtf
GOVEIWM3NT moinm-j.
... m U
.a, reniaieren, in-o ,,,,, va
.a, rejoaieren, nolo ,,,,,,,, an
.'a, roupnn, 11.."" 914
3a. rtvlalerctt lois yi
la mnivin lniH ....1411
.a,
Sa,
as, foupin mis ,.
la reslatered, 10:)
Is, eoupen, 192.1 . .
a fa-iti.rfi innt
. . .......... ........................
iL,i.. t
At
q. n,,n,.n mm .. . ............ nl
l'ntinmi 2s, reglsterfd 1(131. H7!l
CJ
GORDON-aM-W.
an
ARROW
forni'fit
COLLAR
TOM AM) BANDS A1.E CD11VE CDT
TO FIT THE SUOULDEHS. 2 tor 30c
CLUETT,rEAJJODYi.Ca A'CMAKUU
iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiin
UliilUlL'jH
ummer 1917
u ToBcoets
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