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.TT CAN'T be done." snltl one ot the blB .oft coal opeintors with olflccs In the
A Commercial Trust nulldlnR yesterday mornlnRl when n.Shed his views as to the
prlce-lixiiifr schedule provisionally put ut by President Wilson under the authority
conferred upon him by the recent act of ConRTcss
"The result," ho said, "will be nn Immediate curtailment of output. The demands
of labor have to be met, and In thin loins alone the usual wapc to the miner nlone
. $1.50 per ton. Add to that the other labor chaises, taxes, rinklriR funds, etc., and
not only la thcie noth!nK left for the otlKinal hnestment, but theie Is actually a
deficit.
"Of course, n fjreal deal depends on the magnitude of the operation and the
thickness of the vein," he said, "but it will be found that nearly all tho larBo opera
tors have contracts for their output and can continue even at $2 a ton, as the m.iK
nltudo of their operations cuts down many of the overhead chan;es to a minimum.
"Many Industrial plants," he. continued, "contracted for double tho quantity of
coal they would need when the prices were $3 a ton and upward. They were afraid
that If they didn't they would get left In the matter of coal cars and limited output,
and tho opcrutors wero Rivlns them all they could uso right along-. Now these
fellows will not all the coal they contracted for. shot Into them whether they can
uso It or tint."
"If labh-could bo kept down to the present rato of wapes that Is beiriR paid now,
can the majority of thu soft-coal mines bo operated with a small profit at J a ton
for tho output?" he was asked; to which he replied, ho bcllced they could If suflielent
cars could bo supplied.
Another operator, who owns some small mines In West Virginia, said. "To oper
ate for $2 a ton Is slmplj Impossible." Ho opened his books to show the cost of
operation and lecelpts for some months past for two of his mines, and the llRiiros
certainly showed the actual cost to him was $2 CO a ton for each mine. ' Customers,"
he says, "are beprfilns; me to purchase coal for them to operate their plants at a
price nearer to $S than It Is to $1 a ton.
The general Impression among coal operatois Is that the President's figures mint
goon be revised or the output will sink to a dangerous point.
Another View of Coal Prices
"Theie ate two sides to the coal question It must always bo borne In mind,"
was tho remark of n member ot n large investment house, "tho public's side and
the operators' side.
"I don't pretend to know tho situation well enough to bay whether the pi Ices
tentatively fixed by the President aro fair or not, but my impression Is that tho
Federal Trado Commission supplied the Information on which President Wilson
based his figures, and fiom the little experience 1 have had with that body I con
cluded that, as a rule, they know what they nic doing and can hold up their side of
the argument.
"Personally," he continued, "I am ery glad to see this leduction In price as It
will mean much to the public utilities all oer the country whose contracts had run
oat, and were obliged to pay extortionate prices for coal to Keep their plants going.
And then," he continued, "I remember when I lived, a oung man, in West Virglnlu,
u,icti cighty-tivo cents a. ton nt the mine was considered n good price. I am willing
to allow a big margin for tho increased cost of labor, and everything In the way of
rails and supplies for mine equipment, but 1 still think theie will be a neat profit
for the operators at $2 a ton. As for tho mining out West where deep shafts have to
be sunk, that Is a different matter and I am not prepared to say what would, in
my opinion, bo a Just price."
Demand for Short-Term Equipment Notes
t'assatt & Co. report unusual activity In high-grade short-term equipments, for
which there seems to be a good demand.
Location of a Government Nitrate Plant
It Is lepoitcd that the Go eminent has about decided to locate one of the new
nitrate manufacturing plants near Tuscaloosa, Ala., where millions have been spent
by the Government In the construction of locks and dams on the Itlack Warrior
Itiv cr.
"There are hundreds of thousands of horsepower going to waste oer the locks
on that river," said the manager of Morris Drothors, In the Morris Building, "es
pecially over what is known as bock 17. This lock," ho Mild, "was finished in May,
l:15, and represents a total cost to the Federal Government of $3,750,000.
"Tho Government plant," ho said, "will manufacture nitrate from tho air, b the
hydro-electric process. This can only be done economically whero there Is a large,
cheap supply of electric power, and as hundreds of thousands of horcopower aro
there going to waste the plant should be successful."
Morris Brothers virtually contiol all the public utilities of Tuscaloosa.
Excess Profiits Taxation
0 Tho Investors Public Service, Inc., of New York, has Just issued a veiy instruc
ts e circular on that much-dlbcussed and little-understood subject of Kxcess Profits
Taxation, In which It says:
"Tho application of tho excess profits tax to a corporation that Is actually
earning execks profits cannot In any degree be regarded as a hardship. Tho
company that Is making only 15 per cent more than It made before the war pays
only 1.6 per cent on tho basis of its former average profits; and surely this cannot
be considered a crushing or exorbitant tax levy. A corporation that Is making
hundreds or thousands per cent greater profits than it mado befoto the war,
surely Is able to split those profits flfty-tlfty with Uncle Sam without suffering
serious consequences."
Tables accompany this article showing among other things the excess of 1917
profits over the pro-war average during tho years 1911. 1912 and 1913, of thirteen
of tho largest "war" Industries in tho country. Notable among those Is Bethlehem
Steel with excess ot 1917 profits of ?C4,924,S93, or 2111 per cent; Lackawanna Steel
with 1917 excess profits of $23,000,000, or 1S33 per cent, and Itepublic Iron and Steel
With 1917 excess profits of $25,73G,242, or 1000 per cent.
Thebo excess profits would be taxed at the rate of about 50 per cent, and when
this is compared with tho flat rate of 80 per cent on such profits Imposed by Great
Britain; there Is little ground for complaint from theso corporations. Even tho
tupend'oua levy of 80 per cent has not crippled Biltlsh industries.
Are Price-Fixing and Excess-Profits Tax a Bugaboo?
Asked for his Ideas on the two Important subjects which seem to claim the
attention of thoughtful men In financial and business circles, namely, prico-flxlng by
the Government and taxation of excess piotlts, a prominent banker of this city said:
"It Is my belief that most ot the things that occur in life which causo us
' worry and anxiety come as the result of anticipation of things which really never
come to pass, and It has been my observation that on many occasions business
has been more or less handicapped tnrougn mo creation oi an juuiruper or uruuir
public sentiment, which has misguided tho public Into anticipating calamities
which never have happened."
Aviator Biddle Was Connected With Weil-Known Bond House
Julian C. Biddle, tho young Philadelphia aviator who was killed in the recent
fighting on tho European western front, was a member of the sales force of Mont
gomery, Clothier & Tyler, tho well-known bond and Investment houso In tho Bullitt
Building, on South Fourth street.
July Was Best Month for Colorado Power Company
Bonbrlght & Co., in tho Lafayette Building, report July as tho best month In
the history of tho Colorado Power Cfnpany as to new business. In that month It
closed seventeen now power conttacts, aggregating 3259 horsepower with nn esti
mated annual revenue of about $112,000. Business disconnected during tho month
aggregated 555 horsepower with an annual revenue of about $23,000, leaving a net
ealn of 2C95 horsepower nnd $89,000 per annum, respectively.
This company guarantoes more than 90 per cent of Its energy hydraullcally, and
under tho terms of certain contracts it can substitute retail for wholesale service.
The plant Is equipped without any appeciable additional Investment to serve approxi
mately 15,000 horsepower additional retail load.
Gold Going Out
Tho total outward shipments of geld for tho week to date was $3,120,000. The
total exports for July and August to date are $59,000,000. and since we entered tho
ar $200,00fr,000. , , ,. .
Since the beginning of the European war our imports of gold have been
$1,123,500,000. '
Steel and Copper Affected by Coal Price-Fixing
The head of one of tho largest brokerage houses In tho city in speaking of the
wiling down of the copper and steel stocks yesterday remarked hat It was , prob-
ably duo 7o sympathy with tho low p.lce-flxlng of .oft coal. "Is reasoned." he
remarked. "thaUf coal prices are fixed so low steel and copper will be fixed proper-
tionately low as the Government Is not going to make fish" of one Industry and
'fowl' of another so we look for the same treatment for .11. The .general "'Preulon
on the street ' he continued "was that the price would be fixed at $2.50 for soft
n me street, he continued, u. h
wal. and many had been buying with that flhure in view. x. .,-,,,. doea
ver. which must not tie lost sight of." he said, J",
. not Interfere with existing contracts, and as I """erstand it t "' tho
contracts now In force call for a price greater than $2 a ton at tho mine.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
RAILROAD EARNINGS
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GRAIN AND FLOUR
,.,iLV,,'l',l,. "-" "" Th market
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ftlntu 2PM tiuh. Trade win nulrt.
In r . .?' rul''1 nrm ,""1'' Hull' "I'Ot offer.
do "''""-tttMirn No 2 yellow tluiul Mi
"0..;y:?..8 anil fl. nominal
..rv.?.-w anil
i y i " "ipt. flss bbi hd t.:r.o..so ll
nnnMni" ,?'"' rua'11"' Iull ami larselv
i-lV.r "- atraUht. new. IWB10 50: Kanom
JiJinJ ' ;,'". ' fufnt new in 2Stl 7.1
enf ."" ,.r.l"lr l'l WTIffll iW. lln l-nt
OKI V fV . . "1" ' ri lpmnt 111 BOK1S.S-.. .I.i nn.
JM-i n ! 6ilM 12 7B rto favorite ljrnnn., MS mi
Jl-knrf.J'iX m,M" rhnlce an.1 fimo patent.
aiV.i.M 13.Jvi,."0 r.uular tran winter
flm;'.,I oln WB" ,",u'1- ,'"1 rul"' - '"
in 7- V?',1" mM "uppllca We nuole $o.25
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PROVISIONS
m ?AV,". 'V." -" ,Hlr Jobblnir d-mand and Hie
"'Jf'"' ful"1 Arm with anme klnd lilnher. Quo
Smiw i wr." " follows- Clt leef. In nela.
rnoM(l ami al-.drlod 31c wcatorn beef in
.... ""i"kd 31e clt beef, knuckle nnd
!,. V.. "VV1'1"' nnd nlr-drlcri, :r.c. wenti-rn
ht5. .m,"V1!'.''" a'"' tendTs amnked. 3.V, beef
hftma tliill.1.' pork famll J-17 finijis. l,am.
"iii VHr',, '"O"'" 2-i12.V4 do. skinned, loose
i1 ?" ,,ln "I"- "inoked, 2.V VJUp. uthor
"fI"2' "".IHS'1 . "" cured an to brand and
SJrfSr.F S0.'i,c do. smoked western rured,
:L tr' 'lj boiled boneless .ic plriilc
shoulders, s p. cured, loose 211c. do. smoked.
bellies In ntrkle. nrtnrdinr to HtpritKO
:to.
loose. jDi- breakfast lnco.i. a to brand and
nxerise. rli .-urod 37c. bmkfnst Imion west
ern rured. 37r. lar.l up.l.m refined tlercrs.
r 'O do do dn tnhs -jr.e. lard rturn rltv.
rendered, in tleri.es, sja, do. du. In luLs.
kettls
tiut ateadv on a basis
tine) Krnuulited
20c
RKI'INKD SUGARS
'I he mnrlol was nulet
of f sewn TV for extra
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HfTTIJIt Sold fairl and ruled firm under
llRhl offerli gs (Juntattons Western. sMld
fwrkeil ii.nmr tann spednls 4.V extra.
Jllfllr exlm firsts IJr llrsts lie. seconds
lilt nearb) nrlnis fonr I7r .seraKe eirt
lifllUc- tlrsts nifllr anoiula llfflJi
sperlal I rinds t.f pilnts jnblilns at Ml if ..
I. (JUS Pine newlnld esKs were srarro nnd
firm under ,( k,,IK deninnil t.ur hiat-damnaed
stock was dull and weak l)jot. it Ions follow
1 ree esses nearbi frsts JI2 per atandsrd esse-
urrent receipts $11 70 per rase tnonda. Iin V,
alinb.l (er r.ise wrstsm xtrt firsts, S1J per
'"i". firsts $1170 per rase, seconds. $11) 33W
;' - lr case, fancy scleilcd osus jobblni,- nt
ISW4DO per ilozen
CflKKHK ruleii flrm uudei lirr'tt nfferlncs
and a fair demand. Quotations follow New York
full-cream fanej, .lime -ji, , ap.rlals hlaher
fresh-mide. lest Stia,24'es choice, 23e,23'4c.
nnd fair to good 2Ja2J'si-.
POULTRY
1.1 i: w,. in f t ir r. ,iufsi ud llrm iiuler
motlernte offerings Quotations Towls aa
to nurfllt. 23WJ.V roasters Hlf17c, sprint;
chkkens. tiot I eubnrns plump, ellow skinned,
weliihlni: lj tf J lis. uplece '.llSf.'Sc, spring
tlrkens not l.enhorne ennller sles, 24fJoc.
Whlto Leshorns S22"c durks. I'ekln. lOWJik"
ln Indian llunner 17tilSe do tprlnK, 2n2lc.
ulaeons. old per p.ilr 2SW2'I-'. do. ounc. icr
pair. 2(I4J22.
DlinsHI'.D The market for fine desirable
sized stneli ruled firm ith d.mand readllv nb
sort-ns: the llmlled rcclpta Quotations Tow Is.
U to box milk fed dr plkd fancy selet tetl
27i nelahlnit I'j ll nnd over npleie. 2(l'4i
d I lbs apiece, 2lk do l1 lbs oplete 2-c
do .1 lbs. apiece 22ff24r. fowls, lied In bills..
fanc, dr Dkkid, welKhlnir l' lbs. and ove.'
npleie L'rtc do 4 lbs aplfri SliT.'SVar.
smaller sl7es l!i'ii21c old roosters ilryplckrtl
Hie brolllne chickens welhlrc I'j tiT2 lbs.
apiece Jers.-v fancv aoiri.lc. Ire litis. fanc.
2btT2So other nearby 2.1W2dr. western 2111
2llc, turkon. fresh killed. Iced, per lb. western,
lest here 23tf24c, common. 2tl'Ef22c, ducks
stirlnjr 2lW22c. squabs per doen white,
welcnlnit 11 to 12 lis per cWen $l23fri, do,
do, li to III lbs per dozen JinoISI Id, do. do
n ins per dnren i.'TnU.l in do do 7 lbs,
dozen, l.'SSWSMI do do r, to (1V It.s
do7en $1 7.'iJ, dark $1 r.nifs, small and
', one '(19 I .1.1
FRESH FRUITS
Cantaloupes were nulet and easier with sup
piles lurech of unattractle stock Other fruils
were In moderate aupph and demand nt relsed
fluures Quotitlons Apples nearbN per hnmp
er, aucv"$l .10. do do per 't -bush, basket Jfic'ij)
$t Lemons rer lox. $4Sill Pineapples
Porto Kleo per crate. $2.10?f4r.ri Ornpes,
North Carolina Iehiware, per Mlasket carrier
till 1.21 Cantaloupei North Carolina Itldse
was, $lifn JS tin Delaware and Mnrland p. r
Jumbo crate 7.1c$l do. D.laware anil Marv
Untl. tier standard crate .lufrS.lc, do lielaware
anil Manland per ponv crate 4riCr.0e do
California, Turlock per atandanl crate. $l.nn.
do, r'allfomla lurlork. ptr pony crat. , $1, do.
CallfornU Turlock per flat crte, 7.1c. reaches
Virginia and West Vlrelnta. per bushel baalut
$1W2. IVara, Delaware and M.irMand, Hart
lett. per hamper, $1.759.'. 10. Watermelons,
per car, $754f27.i
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VEGETABLES
Demand was only moderate but alue nen
er.illy were well sustained on choice stock.
Quotations: Whlto imtatoes Kastern Hhore per
liirrel No 1. $2.fi0 3.2.1 No 2 $1.2.1(52.
M'hlte potatoes Delaware and Mar!nnd, tier
l,arre No. 1 $.'.7.1 55 3.2.1 White potatoes Jer
sey, per 'i-bush basket No 1 ! .Tj"7Sr- No. 2
30W40C Whlto jiotatoes rer bushel. tlfDl.21.
Sweet potatoes. North i nrolina. per barrel No.
1 $.114. No 2, $ I 7.1 & 2.2.1 Sweet potatoes.
1 Irslnla. per barrel No. 1, $45T5. No. 2, $1.7.1
(3" r.n. Sweet potatoes. Jersey, per "t-bush.
basket $1 4001.(11. Cei.'ri New- York, per
bunch loWfloc. Onions Jersey, per H-bush
basket 75ti00r; do, Jlisaachusetts, per 100.
pound bac, $2 70.
GOVERNMENT'S LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS
TMt daily repot t (s sriif out by tho
Dwcaii of Markets of the L'ntUil States Dc
pnrtmtnt of Aariculturc, l'Mlaitetiihia
branch, with headquarters at 300-31S In
surance Vxchanae Building. Ucll Tele
phone, Lombard 717.
(Wholesale prices on larao lots to Jobbers )
TOl'ITS
Al'PLKf. ntarbj. per s -bushel lnsket f8-
ouarter pecks), hand-picked, 73c$l, poor, 20
fine; Delaware, per hamper (H-13 quarter
pecks) $ I IT 1 .10. poor. . 5c.
1IANANAH, per bunch (12 dozen). $1.50
HLACKUUllHlES, per ciuart, New Jersey. 10
012c.
llUCKLKllKfllllEH, per ciuart, New Jersey,
1013e
JlASl,nKItlllt:. per pint New Jersey. fltc.
CANTALOUPES, rallfornla. Turlocks. p,r
rlnndard crate (4.1 melons). $1?1.H0. per pony
crxle (45 small melons), $1W1 not iter flat rrnto
(1"-15 melons). nocWJi. ueiawnm ana .Mnr-
land. Pur bu.iiuhiu tin.- -" -':'''-'. .'vw i ,
per Jumbo (45 Urge melons). p0cMl.50. near
ly per H'bushl basket (1.1-18 mslon) .10
n?,c. culls (2(1-30 melons). 213.1c
OUAPKS. Delaware per S-basket crate. 7.1c
ffll rer 4-lb. basket Delawaro and New Jer
sey' 12S15C California, per box (21 rounds)
nt 'auction ",1c Si $ I 10
PKACIIES Delaware per n. basket crate,
llelles and i:ibertJ 0c$2. New Jersey. i.(r
n basket crate Cirman and Champion, $lif2
nearby per '.-bushel basket (0 quarter pecks),
mostly' rllnits, 307,'.c. Delaware, per lfl-nt
basket (7 quarter pecks). 307.1e, Callfnrnli.
rer box (72 to 100 peaches) lilbertaa, at auction.
r.O(iI70c- Craw fords 40fr(15c
PKAliP Delaware per bushel hamper (14-1B
quarter pecks) Iiartltts. $1.5002 50 nearby,
rier -bushel hat.ket (R- quarter pecks), Serkel,
It '' California per box (12.1 to 17.1 pears),
lYn'rtlett $1 450 3.10.
PLUMS nearby ir i -bushel basket (8-0
quarter pecks) 75cW$l. California, at auction,
ner box (24 pounds. Kelsev, ,l0:..ln. sutar
Sfnmi TBMJIins Orand Duke. d.1c$l 45.
IMNL'APPLUS Kew arrivals, no sales
VEGETABLES
HEAN.S nearby, per S -bushel basket (8-10
ruarter pecks) $1'3 1.50. wax. $1
iirnTS. nearby, per bunch, 2 (ffSe
CAHIIAOn, nearhv, per -bushel bakktt (12
VAtiVmi'' SSirSyT-pr bunrh.Wfl.se.
ni'l.nilV. per bunch (12 stalks). 21101.1c.
COllN nearby, per H -bushel basket (3 to
4 W dozen) 25f50c., ner 100 esrs. .'.Of Oil
cUCIfMBKRS. nearby, per -bushel basket
50 tn 7.1 cues). 20C(10c.
EOOrtANTS. nearby, per S -bushel basket (15
to Ik plants), HUOOc.
LETTUCn. New York, per box (2 to 2!4
'uma'IiUAnIi. nearby, per H bushel baaket.
ONIONB, Eastern Shore of Virginia, per
halnner (50 lioitnos). poor, no sales. ,.w jersey
per hamper (50 pounas). J"iiw. J1.25fl.S
Financial Briefs
ten.
5, boilers. $1JT 1.50; plcklers, $1.50
nearby, per S -bushel basket (30 to 33
W 91
white, $11
(Ofj. nearby
pounds) flftc
l'KITEUS, nesrby. per "t-Dusnei basket (S to
lPOTAT6r.8 ftorn Shore of Vlralnla, per
barrel (33 to 4( qvou-ter pecka). No i. $3
" No. 2. $1 25W2 nearby, per S-huahel
basket (33 pounds. M tn 0 quarter pecka). No.
1. TOTOKIIC! po e-,L" V.'"
rel (.13 to 40 quarter pecks). No. 1. $34i No.
li TSflSl Eastern Shore of Virginia, per bar
T;i (lis to 40 ouarter pecka). No 1. $4.2304 75:
L" "5 117502.23; nearbv. per -bushel basket
!i0-.".'ouarter pecks , No. 1, lt.B0Ol.TB: No.
" ToCfATOES. nearby, per -bushel basket (7
tn miirtJr P;ki5. (I5c$l! culls. ao40e.
,0TUBNIPS . nearWer H -huAjl Unt.t (8
t a nuartai pecks), yellows SOWSOc.
1 KQUAHH. nearby, per S -bushel basket, white
("0 to 25 ' I" basket) and Italian, most.
ly I8o.
Refined Sugar Unchanged
UEW VOUIC. Aujr. 23. The refined sugar
market remained unchanged today with the
American Borar tenninr .wunjwny qu9J
iL ... ie.m.lat.rt at. t.iOe. B H. IlnweJJ
it.ev -v" -v- " v : i. . -T r ..r -- -
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Krs?
Tlio board of manacera of the New York
Coffee nnd Sugar HxchanRo lias iiasscd the
follow'tic icsolutlon: "Kenolved, That n
liquidation conunlttce of the be appointed
by tho chairman tn facilitate the liquida
tion of open suRitr contracts Any out
Ntandlni; contracts may be liquidated
tlitoiiRh this totnmlttec nt prices not aboo
the I'lnH'iiR prices of August 10, 1917, n
established by tho future quotation com
mittee No contracts to be liquidated ex
cept with tho knowledge and consent of
the committee."
The American Htlin.itrn Company repot ts
net Incomn of $1.01l.fi07 for tho last fiscal
year, comparing with :67,fi;2 earned In
mtfi The 1917 earnings were nt the rate
of $11 n finite for the $6,800,000 common
"lock after allowing for the preferred divi
dends, and compares with $1.80 n share
entned for the common In 1916.
Slock of the Illngliam Coalition Mines
li.n been listed on New York Curb.
Heglnnlng September I tho Market Street
Title and Trust Company will keep open
until It p ni.
1'orcm.ui llrothem UaiiMng Companx. of
Chicago, the State Hank of i:nnston." Ill ,
ami the otUimwa, In., Savings) Hank hae
been admitted to membership In tho Fed
eral lteseno Hank of Chicago
Tho New York Stock llxehange and the
New York Curb market will bo closed Sat
urday, September 1 A meeting of the gov
erning committee of tho Philadelphia Stock
Ksrhange has been called for noon tomor
io to net on tho question of closing the
exchange on tho sameday.
The Vow Yoik Subtreisui-j gained $194.
000 from the banks iMeida, reducing the
c.ish net loss slncerrlclay to $'.446,000.
'I he William A Head Company announced
todn tli.it ti had sold all of the $10,000,000
onc-iear 6 per cent notes of the Canadian
Northern P.allwnv Company, ircently pur
rlinsed by them from the rompaiij.
WIMI.im II Hill, ilea ptesldenf of the
meileati Ilndlator Compinv has been
elected a director of the Stner Manufact
uring nnd llnglnc Ctmipnn.
Application Ins been tntule to the New
York Stock HxchHiige to list $3,OCO,000 Pa
cific (Lis and Klectrlc Compinj general and
refunding bonds (additional)
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICKS
I'liicAiio Au 23 HO(i u.ceipts, noon
h id estimated tomorrow, in linn head Mar
kt dull o'le lower than csterda'e average
$1 to $1 21 lower than Tueadai Hulk. $17 7,1
WIS 10 IlKht $17l&lS 70. mixed $17 256 18 "A.
hi n 117(tsnii. ronch II7V17 3.1
CATTI.B Itfcclpts 5.100 heid Market 4 fl ST
7."m hlcrh.r than Mnnda $1150
Slll.hp Kecelpls. 7l'O0 head Msrkct Etn
erallv higher $1110 f.imtn. $10 7.1.
KANSAS CITY u 23 CTTI.K Receipts.
3(MHi head Market siendi to lnc hlsher
IICXlS Receipts, r.noo head Mnrliet 2350c
lower
MlllKP Ilecelpta 2000 head .Market steady
Kll'TII OMlllt Aug 23 HOOfi Receipts
H.oo heid. Mnrket mostly Wtfloc locier, cer
slow-
( 'AT rt.n Receipts 3300 head. Market
slow, fat, steadA feeders, weak
MICni' Receipts. 7400 head Market ste-ldy
I.AM1IS Mnrket stroinr lOffl.'.o higher.
NEW YORK RU'ITER AND EttGS
M:W YORK AUB 21 IIUTTj:n Rerelnls
.11(1 tubs Ultras. 2o, hlxh score. 4J. (343'4c,
llrsts 41W42kic acconds .'is'4 (IlOiic.
IXIOS Receipts 1.1.27K cases Hxtrss 41
4(li brown Kl'Sridc. mUid colors. 30O40.
Other quotatlcns un handed
Extra for Calumet and Arizona
i:V YOR1C. Aug. 23 Tho Calumet &
Ailzona Mining Company declared a regu
lar quartern dlxldend of $2 and al3o $1
extra, both payable) September 24 to stock
of record September 7.
Ship Arrivals
Following Is the list of arrltals of essels
from foreign countries at ports on tho At
lantic! coast and Gulf of Molco for twenty
four hours ended August 21, 1917.
Tho list shows anial of sixty-one es
scK of which twenty-ono are American.
seentcon lirltlsh, ten Norwegian, four Dan
ish, two Swedish and one each Portuguese.
Spanish, Japanese, Pronch and Italian Of
the two remaining the 'Wlllehad was a for
mer Oermnn etscl. taken over by this
(internment nt the beginning of the war.
and the Casslana's nationality Is unknown
A P Klndbera- Am schr Aljestone, Urit
stm , Admiral Sebree Am stm . Dankdale. Iirlt
stm . llellta, Nor stm Hlack Prince, Hrlt stm
Ilaptlerlan Hrlt stm , llucanter Am stm .
Cifslinn steam yacht, Camilla May Piae. m
p hr Centenary Hrlt si hr , Chalrrelte. Am
stm Dalten .Maru Jap stm Oullfnss, iMn
stm Ona Portg. stm fluid .Shell, Am stm
nieniirth) Hrlt stm Itarteny IV , Hrlt schr ,
llircules Nor tm. Judlque Am. schr. Jam
borB Dan stm hnlonla. Dan stm Kiowa
Am stm , Kllnhtrlck, Am transport, M Arnus
Spin Hin . Mexico Am aim , .Mundale Am
stm , Mercator Nor stm , Maraam Abbej, Hrlt
stm . Mont Pelvoux. Fr stm . Nils Nor stm ,
Nipoll. ltal. stm . Noxlan, Hrlt. stm , Owecn,
Am stm . Pasinnomo Hrlt stm Pan American.
Am stm . Qulllota Hrlt stm . tjuernstad Nor
stm , Robert 11 MrCurdj, Am stm . Raiens
crnla, Am stm ! lloumanlan Prince. Hrlt stm ,
Rami, Am. stm . Sintlaao Am stm . Skosstad,
Nor. atm.: SaU.idor. Hrlt. stm.. Ptar Point, lint
stm , Syderhorn. Nor. stm ; Sndlc, Swed stm ,
SIljBn. Swed stm . Hkulda Nor stm . T M
Werner Uiui stm . Tudor Prince, Hrlt. aim .
Tlarn, Hrlt stin , Tortnenter Am stm . Viator
Nor. stm , Verdon Hrlt stm VlldfiiKl Nor
stm , William 1) Man el, Am. schr w III!
ton. Am. schr Wlllehad (!r (now Am) Mm.
and Walter 1 N'oes. Am Mm
Men Accepted, Drawn,
Excused and Exempted
Continued from l'ue KIik
llnfael Pudello 1011 Locust t
William nart Stanley 1522 Lombard st
iiEJi:cTi:r
WllUrd Qulnc Gowens, 1(138 Wnlnut St.
lohn Ware, 200 S Van Pelt St
i'ltrlck Concannon 1730 flansom st
Merlon Withers, 518 B. IJIh
i-rancls P. Dixon, 2.101 Naudaln at.
Sim Harlleld 211 S 5nm at
Arnold t)ulnc 244 S loth at
Henjamln H Goodwin 727 Spruce at.
r.rWn mimer. 708 Mole at
Isamt Kodamer, Sprln Lake, N J.
Charles Day Is 1.101 Hodmim at.
James J Mcl'laln 232 lomNinl at.
Herbert 11 Ixmir, 2214 Naudaln st.
I.uther Sampson 112S Spruce at.
Jolm It. Hccleslon 331 S 15th st.
Andrew Mum Ml Lombard st
MorJoial Oorjerlo, 321 Lincoln ae . Hrlstol, Ta.
Daniel I. Smith, 1132 Lombard st,
James A Walth. - Naudaln st
John Krezdntn. 1507 Spruce st.
Jlodaer J. Kltwerald. 731 Walnut st
IlaMa llubln. 533 Sllth st
Alfred J. Forcella. I0 H. 10th st.
im-oii Klfensteln 61(1 8. Juniper st.
Itaphael Ooeti St. Mary'a. Pa
Vlto Oalate. 707 Naudaln st
Dlmltrlos Talsourls 718 Lombnrd st.
Isaac Talor. 1315 Rodman st.
Karl I) Price. 507 S 18lh st.
Victor Ordeck, 1310 Spruce st.
Jmea Harris. 015 Lombard st
Oscar Harmon. 1110 Lombard st
Matthew J. Mark 314 Pin. st.
James M Odell. M I.. Jefferson Hospital.
John J. McCloskey. 2427 l'anama st,
Kdward Marshall, 706 H Washington q.
Prank Carter. 320 S 10th at
Florence Cashan, 2521 South at.
John W. GuthrbUe. Jefferson Hospital
Fred Carey, 1011 Locust st
Harry J. Festus, 173U Naudaln at.
Mosby II. Tajne. 4.10 W. 31th at.. N. T.
r.ll wood Klrkman, 830 Spruce it.
Sewell P. Moore. Merchantvllle. N. J.
i:rnest 11 Warrington. 2120 Naudaln at.
Daniel A Plerson, 502 8. 23th at.
Frederick Wolgel. Jefferson Hospital.
Samuel Itosenberg. 244 S. 11th at.
John J McOoldrlck, 2200 Manning St.
OeorgB Larlsh. 225 fj. Bth st
K. P. Orandjean. 308 S. 18th it.
Luther Robinson. 1631 Naudaln at.
Michael V. Spanacos. 247 H. 9th St.
Howard Wills. 102O valnut at.
Charles Andrew. 1021) Panama st.
Walter J. 8chorer. 304 8. 10th at.
John Murray, 60 8. 22d at.
Harry P. Molntyre. 210 8 Pelhl at.
Hobeft A. Almeida. 2521 Plna at.
John A. Demlcad s. 800 8. Juniper it.
nhomaV J. McManus, 2241) N. Oamac it.
William Dlion. 1M2, Lombard at.
Clifton Hills 410 8. 11th st.
Alexander Wisher. 734 Hodman it.
oiorl. p; Mills. 1020 Spruce at.
l'.drar Drown. 520 8. Ilroad at.
FiftS. DivlV IBJON.uclaln at.
William W. Ker, 321 8. 10th it.
Percy Kill. Jll - Bartaln it.
i'r.V ti.-kiV. mil Locust at.
, Willi-m,Addl.on 1IM mbrl t.
. .
Muli Orsdy. 1180 Hodman st.
Howard .Marshall, 215 M. Clifton it.
Nathan Vederman. 601 S. ldth it.
salvatore D' Anglo. 2is H. loth st,
Henjamln Cohen, 1021 Poplar st.
Joseph A. Corcoran, 2400 Pine st.
Thumas William.. !ii0 H, lnth at
Daniel II. Woodrow, 2214 l.oeuit st.
Mer Rosenthal. 620 s. loth st.
Sl.addle llaytop, .125 H. 20th St.
f'hIB " ?.' "lt,Ki ""0 Hpruce at.
Mr1" M"'n"l. -120 S. 17th st.
v.,H7,t.b.,l,:r- :M"T Naudaln it.
Martin J Clark. 510 K 27th st.
Ashmore Peters 3J3H locust st.
VeMn S.IuJ,'n- '43- Kite st.
nie.ni,I'-',"",r1,-.a,1J f-o-'ust at
Th I'AJ'tr"'.1''. 17"" ICUSt St
'SI ti"j.lll"".".'.3r" '"SO Walnut st
1V.E ii """: S22 Ransom at.
I M.".,.irhV1 M- 8 Taney at
,'?.." o Toole, l.KI H Sth t
..iiiiiim .1- inch. 7JJ I'arrUli st
I-ime- ,,"'5,,:r"in- H2 8 HroaJ st
Dnmenie T,Olf0tL " LoCU.t St
l.l ..n!?..cSLcr""' a'" 8 12th st.
A fret r0?,' ' ''"".!' "' .
at
Jrhn ..;...Y."",.r."i'u. "? npruce
(iiiiri.,. i. ..' ."'..' I'Omnarti st
Mer i K- ' 0,u".1i -M" Waierly st
Alex II Nelson 700 Spruce at
JSi'm n.,)'Uo,uI,k'- -; "l Pin. st
fcfiuin V.""". ,71 Addison SI
S,M.in,lSrt;ii4.,Va,nUt "
jSK'&o'.?"'
.-iuart J Mnlfenden rniMi.,i. mm.i
..emn !.... .....-.." -
,, , -". ""' lis,
io.cj .Naudaln st
al ice A,'Jm.""' S,VS '-ombard st
aliace Atwaler 240 8 Hutchinson st
Wittiin, ?."," 1"1'-. Lombard st
i-h.V.".m A.nu'ron 41.1 s 13th at
DinaM Wn a-7 8 Camsost
ci ff,,iAv,n,.'""l,ln 'Ml South st
viVo.. P'flon 1(110 Arctic st
Win Jim it ".""'.' -4" loth st
Tnittn):
inoinni II.
U?",ry II MeIltl.iV. 2
arlo De Vlo, 720 Sw
Jolm J. Ljnch. Jr 52
i-:r.7. .""!-! .ii him st.
Vlok ii ?i.r"'ni'.? 5-n H Ilr0111 "
Wtiii.i )!e)l'.t":n"c 221 S 10th at.
JV.'. '".". How land Jr 2101 IMn. st
.mi i c.nneii, ll4.i Lombard si.
.11. HroiUen liOit Adillann St.
nice st
411 Spruce at.
uruee st.
rhnii r..v"..v.r ..'-" .r '" '
itarrv P Jl""1,1!.. )M s IStll st.
'arr rinnon 427 H th st
lA uUt7J,,r,ru' "'2 -'m"n st
? A,,n,iro"f, ' 8 lsenilnner st.
rrnnk l) Smith -,4 fi mth st
It "haM Ut'Kn -"'" South St
rir,f0i.Ju",,h -in" D Laneai st
lame, l.""""1 l40'' I-omhard a-
oJenh V M'b""'l, l"'1" Spruce St
m.7FI.",i. "'.""n l.l-1? Spruce n
J1alt.rPisl.liia 127 K 11th SI
U n..'1 ' ' "" "I-1 lrln st
I . n .'Jp."""1v -''-7 Lombard st
.. .". . ,r.Kln" 52J s JOlh st
llnlsietn t), Knx ,ni spru.e si
1 ,t),ee'7,,!0d, -'", 80U.A .t
1 i ther lalon-, U-; Hodman si
i . .', r". l".i ln" -'nn'' Waverl st
CeoVe'i i,,n3lr.,-;i''-1 Naudaln st
i. f . V'1" -"I 8 10th st.
li'mi1"1'- ,Martsme.ilr 2,111 s 12th st
ni "'.l,"t"1!.rl. 7nn Wnshlnston si
LI mer J Lee. aR S Km.dley st.
iul'.e"iA ,.(rnll"?r 12" S. II rks st
,V, Mjlonev. 217 S 0th st
ui'eii'si '"it" V01S Ransom st.
Ilcorao Morris. 2017 Lombard st
Penjninlii Shultnan hin Locu.t st.
rvi,,,n'.,,,,,h4srmi,l irtn"""' "
Incnb llerkoIIr 3li South st
. renenrtc v Kltinelt. 017 Soruce
'ii.. i ,: v, 0,l',. : H nth st
Ih.istoie Kdnnrds 1507 Ttodmsn st
rhnma leon-lrds 32(1 S 12th st
Mrtlnla i Jlnlinn 124S Lombard st
" ' n to it i-nnnms st
st
in lor I) c.rlffltii tin i.fr.
le Johnson IMi! Hainbrlden ni
I....lih A Cas.ldi Iin s 24th .t
llllllnm I'Ttnpbell 240 S "11 SI
( hirles Treemin loll South st
Heimrd D'lfTi 5JJ S S.'d si
Vrlstnclls nnrells 310 S 12lh st
.mu"1'!.", Carnnhan run I'm. st.
iMItltm t: Jones 527 s mi, ,
lteiiald Henri- nn 1.1 s Kith St.
Mjrrr'n"..', "V" ,,.n, " Jnl-rst.
,-hIl- Pllrlni 211 s fith st
,.,'"irlp? .'. PcrTtison 210 s 24th st.
Ml'hnel link, in.'l Chestnut St.
..bJ!.l2l',il ".. Sln,n" 1110 s,,lh st
Phases C llronn 2I2B Cinrers st
Oscar T Marshall ir.01 Pr.nch at.
finrdnn Hians 1210 Panama st.
losep, Peller Atlantic Cltv, N J
i'u n v '""".J-fTson Hospital.
mlln iroinm 02.1 Pin. st
Il2I.1ni'J'r,A.,'''0.nt0"1"'n", I,n'' Lombard st.
Hernard J Morris n4 Wnierly at.
ainuel flicker N11 Smith st
Lou s Sadler 02J s. Pith Ht
nthnn Olsnnnne 237 H. Hh st
V?,iVrrnr".!' v?,".n.for', M0 K Monaster aie.
lifO''"" H N Katsauns 1.11 S 11th st.
ttWi'T' J:Z;T'an "ospitai.
'heist Nicholas 627 ". 27th St.
Jtldson I. Wooters H10 Tine st
Vrnr,Y . S",". ,R2n Addison st.
Ion Corfre 1317 Lomlard st
i liarles i J. Onrnian 417 f Crosk.y st.
lames Men Crer. 1 loo Spruce at.
(.eori.e M Downs Ir 1221 Srrueo st.
in.'r-"..Vin"'.,,:,n Lombird st.
Kills w Milter. 7.11 Hodman st
( nrst.intlne I) Pansyeorauls 220 S. flth .t,
Clarence Hrown 50.1 s. 21st st.
Mill hell s iiuck 1720 Hinsom st
Dinlel o 'Ijllnaher, 41R s 20th st.
K imund T. Murpbv. 132(1 Ransom st.
Max Stein S.'20 IV Arllnaton st.
Peter lllraialle 2.12 S 12th st.
Ln rente J Crimes 317 R Camac st.
John Nelson 2334 Weerly st.
Carlos A Clerk, 010 Spruce st.
Simuel Conver. 41S S 17th st.
Nicholas Ilulras 304 S. Juniper st.
.lames Helll H12S Latimer st
lestus J Kplndler Union Liasu.. Philadelphia.
Tohn 8aov, 710 Lombard st.
Prank Hamsev 2411 Mannlnc st.
Isidore Durlskln, 420 S 11th st.
Domlnlrk Hndla 407 S. 17th st
Junes .McDonald 21 ft. 0th st
Pharles I IjkMs 201 S Sth St.
Dild Hampton. 202 R Schell at.
ctnrles (ieorae lsn4 Addison st
William Cumtnlncs 141 willow ave , Wajne.
Mlllam Walker 1721 Lombard St.
lleort-e P.nn 4J0 S CJulnre st.
Sol Ma read 521 S. 12tli st
lohn Whitby 2212 Nnudatn st.
Prank Fine, Alden st Luzerne Co, Ta.
lohn Sha 07.1 N 13th st
Thotms MiClnln .121 . 27th st
Henjimln Newman 230 R. 0th st
Morris W. Oates, 1720 Locust st
'IcorKO Sol.V. 1221 locust St.
DwlBht S Puller 1.127 s'prur. st.
Homer L Close S01 Sprurn St.
Harry Cores 2101 s sth st
William R. Murphv 242 8 20th si.
lox.ph Plo'd .107 S. 12th st.
ftajmond P Ftirlonc, 214 S Sth st.
District 7
Hoard sits Fifteenth and Vine
Hounded bv Vine, Seenth, Chestnut
chti'lklll Ulier.
t.
ACCnPTKD
Anthonv Valnlkas 250 N Juniper st
Peter So!onkle 23 Darlen st
Joeph Oblonsky. 210(1 Winter st
(leorso SthmelK. Phllllpaburc. N J.
Mike htankua 21(1 N 11th at
Chester Ivanou, 10S N. Comae it.
Harry Ilobblns 203.1 Arch St.
Sprank (lehhld, 10 hansom st
William Johnson 2120 Vine st
Joseph JanoKa 2JJJ Hummer st
IMward Wlkou 122 N. loth st
Stanley Heron 24S N Uth st.
i:iiK Lin- 20rt N Oth at.
Kasbar Nuxarlun 1014 Vine si.
Joaeph Schmidt, 2114 Vine st.
('harl.a (leary. 184 Arcn st.
l.e. Line. MS Sprlnif st
Salem (laletn. 1.120 Vine st
Cromwell Hrltt, 430 Commerce st.
Itohert lrdl 1715 Summer st.
William Miller, Ocean Clt. N J.
Matthew Johnson Sultrerland, 8. C.
Frsnk Kalurnwskl, 2120 Race st.
Hobert Oibolk llrldueport, Pa
Handel. Pete 212 N Juniper st
it ,i st. l'hslle. 2041 Chestnut at
Anton Hartosrenlcs 221') Wallace
Dulsl Cresenila anil Hldse ae
Joseph Hicks, 1(115 Fllberl.st
Samuel Hamse. Hrookljn, N. T.
Mck Ales 317 Vino st
Lowern O Henny, 417 Crosier Hide
.fames A Merlwcatber. 172.1 Cherry st.
Fred Schoclt. 142 N. ISth at
Jumea Clayton. 214 N I'umao st.
Winner Dai Is 22!) N. Camsc at
Frank O Neal 2110 Appletree at.
William Keefer. 1121 Arch st
James Oreene. 2211 ; N. Van Pelt at.
L.onard Henry, 1710 Arch at
Vaslll Nicole. 1B30 Ine at.
Paolo Constnlntlno 224 N Clarion
Clarence Shepard 1421 Arch at.
Paul Teroln. Freeport, N .
Victor Porrlcella. U 8. 21st st
Chester HlKh. 1201 Arch it
Maker Nnralk, 2J12 bummer t.
Thomas Manlon. 2010 Winter st
Charle. McOroie ?0 N Juniper st.
Mlko Lena-er. 22J N. Clarion at.
Umery Hall. 5527 Osase ale
hdlTSrd Hlbberd, 157 N 20th st.
James McCurdy, 14J1 Arch at
Thomas Mart n. N. 17th st.
Andrew Dlvlck. 140 N. "th st.
11 A La Hue. 1827 Arch st
Frank Pratt. 218 N. 17th st.
Valentry Hk. 2401 8. l-t -t-Frank
James, 210 N. Franklin at
William Kaloo.li. 224 N Dar en it.
Matthew Doyle 1010 Mm L
Daniel Hit"., "27 Areh a .
Kllwoocl Shell. 234 N. 15th at.
Allen Huchert. 150 N. 21st at.
Wllllum Jones. 1(103 Raco it.
sVliatore Forrl. 22 N. Marline it.
Stanley Zawackey. 2208 Summer at.
Isai" Deep l(il Bac. it.
Morris Stein. 1107 Rac. at.
Alexander M seel. 2228 Vine it.
Oeoma Frank. 12 N. 11th at.
John Keenan. Wr'slUstown. N J.
llasll Theodoss. 134 N. lltn it.
Markos Zorbos. 250 N. Warnock it.
wmiam Itlynor. M0N.Kr.nkHa at.
Halllsli Perlsco. 44 N. , 18th at.
Hlchard Scott, 5 8 Uber it. v
Idnard Valeo. 14 Perth t.
Hugo Bnanson, 228 N. 12th it.
William Vesal. 800J Summer it.
Louis Cohan. 26H N. Uth at.
Jceph O'Urlen, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Jeas.O' Leary. St. Louis. Mo.
Claroi Johnson, Minneapolis. Minn.
Murray HI". Fort Wayns. lnd.
Adam Croft." 014 Sprlns.t.
Clarenc. Uener. Coaldale. Pa.
Frank HarrH. Erl.. Pa.
Joseph Thomai. Ilrldcrport. Pa.
liVfaa Plonkoviikl. 242 N. 2d it.
Krink McNlchol. 222 N. IBth at.
Sill. Halle, li" N. 10th it.
Oeori.War.on. IS N. lth at.
Anthony Rundeka. 1638 Wlnt.r St.
Oeori. Htisi.r. " "-. " ' .
Dennis .Neuman. 2124 Appl.tre. st.
Charle or.f s iJgy i
JOSSJM UWiieiI.. w evei w.
i-iWMk
?"' Casey 1815 Summer at.
William Wlsner. 240 N. 2.1d t.
Llmer Redmond. 1U40 Market it.
.I.mes Smith, 10.18 N. 12th at.
.T.'!w."r1 ,,,ch' Summer st.
William Caldwell, 1834 N. lath st,
Howard Oldroyd, 1812 N. nut st.
Prank Itennert. 15.18 Cherry st,
John McCulcheun, 3a4 N, lflth at,
tleora. Hushes. 13 Vine st.
Thomas llrennan, 1.101 Vine st,
Joseph McNlchol, 14.10 Vina st.
Stanley Seranakl, 2114 Summer st.
Albert ie. k,17 n. f,h at.
M Ham Mahoney. 2047 Appletreo st,
Irilti Hill, 1722 Arch st.
John Poier. 1012 Winter St.
William Curran. 1(1.18 N, 12th st.
Charles Kins, Chlcaso, 111,
Joseph Ryder, 1H0J Itanstead st,
l.en Scanlnn, 1015 'lreen et
Andrew Callcote, 237 N 23d at.
John McAllister, Hotel V.ndlc.
Wllllarn Holier, Winchester. Mass.
Mlka Maseeh, 1212 Summer it
District It
Hoard alts 4431 Main
c t-'rP'-t:1 ...''' Wlisahlekon. School line.
Rchujlklll Ither and Northwestern ne.
ACCKPTLD
William M. Oirslde. 27.1J Monayunk ave,
Hav II. (lreen 311 Rnxborouah ae.
lohn .f. Foran 143 Dai Is at.
Hussell li Crerman, 4os(l Pechln st.
l-rank ISrlaht. Jr , Kin Krams ale.
John It I ean 140 Carson si,
Alexander Ktakowskl. 1J.1 Jameitown st.
Lduard Clorej,. 3H3 Dupnnt st.
(herler P.bersole. 4321) Dexter si.
Charles Msrtlnosky, 1 3d I Cresson st.
'u,r; ','.. rrr,.".'a4.V Lev.rlnmon ale.
Joseph Weber, 140 Kast al,
Houard Dewees, 8(140 llldae ae,
lames II Fnle. 484 Walnut Unc,
James Wood. 382(1 Sharp st
sjlvister A Hoiie 1H4 Shur's lane
Ioeph Hataburda 112 Roiborouch ale.
lohn A Nelson. 43.11 Terrace st.
Wlllard P Pippin 4541 Wilde at.
lohn P. Helz nit Dupnnt at,
James II. Dixon, 219 Hermltate at.
Michael Wera 101 llav st
Albert Parkinson 20(1. Haldwln st.
Walter S nine, Jr., .10 Oerharit at.
) rnncls K. Schnartr 128 Leierlnn st.
Paul J Gross 141 Dupnnt et.
Hajmond De Paols, Clnnamlnson lane.
K C.innka. 127 (laj st.
Walter Paplernlrk. 4404 Mansion ale
Summerfleld H Collins 4(10.1 Cresson st.
Samuel Mcduldln, 460 Parker st,
John II Christy. 4S4 Mlneria st.
Joseph Nolan 40H1 Dexter st.
Anthonj Toallskl 147 Jamestonn st.
Charles A. Strain. 41.12 Laurlston si.
Witold lledrolc 4117 Apple st
Charles N" shumaker, 131 Green lane,
loseph C. Weinman 40.1 Rlpka ave.
Charles H Relnhard. 101 Horhelle me.
los-pli (Jallscher 173 Krams aie.
Thomas P. livrne Jr Domino lane
Patrick Ward. Shanntont ave.
John H Fair 1(15 Pountalti st.
Cirl Tucker, 1211 Hlchter st
Itobirt W. Parrer. 4IJ1 Main al.
lostph Siorka 20)1 Dupont st
Vincent Man.rone 41,110 ITmhrla st
IMiinrd J McAndr.lis 140 Kales st.
Frink Kumlskl 141 Jamestonn si.
John I' ltd en 2m; Hast et
Alexander Danonlt2 4382 Cresson st.
Chsrle J Kemper, 7IHO Rld;e ale.
lMnln S Wallace 412 Green lane.
Joachim I-'urtek 102 llast st
(JeorBo It McMaster. 8221 Rldse ale.
James A Scantan. 31(70 Terrace st.
John M '1 hackerav, 2.13 Kalos st
James II Diamond 1817 Rldee aie.
Chirlcs Rleser 4821 1'mbrla st.
Autnl Ixizlla 48114 Onl" st.
Richard A Iforrocks, 17HI Sheldon st.
Alexander Hleclenskl. 6 Harmony court.
I'ltrlck J McFadden 130 Davis st.
John Anderson. 0102 Lannton st
lof-epb A. Mcllrath. 4431 Mitchell si.
William n Hennessci 620 Hector st
Joseph A Kllkenm. .isirt Manaunk ae.
Stephen Scbeler 207 Hlpka se.
At,irew McDonald 3S05 Sharp st
Milton I) Spanrler. 4S1 Mlneria st.
( art S.henkel, 4(17 Krams nle
Michael Noink. 10 Sehotleid allev.
William J Loan 4024 Pechln st.
Walter. I c Hav 410(1 Haker st
loseph Hondo 432(1 Sill ernood.st.
c.eorKe Klllott. loo Seville st
Howard C Vnnnaman. 372 Rlpka aie.
ItaMnond Burrows. 114 Carson st
William P Greenwood 21,1 Dupont st.
Aucustus Conlun 213 Wendoier st.
lohn Hranols, 4421 Aupl. St.
' rink Stores 4011 Pmbrla st
llllam 12 Durkln 325 Gates st.
Dajld Stewart. 18 J Fountain st
William 11 Uddleman. Jr . 6.1.11 Ridge ave.
Samuel Rasnall, 4.142 Sllierwood st.
Jacob Ilsnz. 401) Klni.sle st.
Thomas M Osborne 8M I.emonte st.
Miln Hulett. 155 Parker ave
Fletcher D Street. ISO Delmsr st.
K Knaakenliz 110 Roxboroush st.
K. Swlnnlch 1443 Sllverood at.
Joseph a AldliiBer, 1347 Laurlston st.
Harry Hrowniiorth. 481.1 Hldse nve.
Joseph Hetlejeviskl 413.1 Main st
Isidore Jasci:emskl, 121 Jamestown st.
'leonta Kllkennv. 3RJH Manaiunk ave.
'.rank Kel. 4610 Haker et.
J red Wtlay I! Shaumont nve.
11 niter tl. Kians. 4H4K Sllierwood St.
st.
st.
Ilnlouslaw Jakans, 178 Gay at
Lrncst fl. Wetmr, Upper Osborn
'corKe Costello. 4130 Wilde st.
-luiwu i-illllipi Slt.u Apple st
,ir,.r.lc'" 8 htroman. 424 Dutm-rt st.
W lllam It. Sterner. 4428 Dexter st
John tlranat. 228 Dupont st.
loj-rti Tnbin. 127 Markl. st.
lohn puis. Shaumont ave.
mnlel Pnrklnron 40.18 Mansion
i.ilmore Wooler. 415 Pensdale st
Jos-ph T. Kenncdv, 2t)4 Kalos st.
Joseph A Haas, 154 Gay st
frank Oauus 12h Con irroo at.
Howard c Hole. 38S1 Dexter St.
rank J Tuylor, 0101 Rldse ave.
Harry Thou, 115 ItoxborouKh aie.
John F. Wooler. 45s hevlll. st
Joseph Oullfojla, 4123 St. David st.
Wadllslaw Daniel. 4240 Cresson St.
Charles II. Pensvl, 4347 Kreeland ave.
Joseph Rick. 4(1.18 Mansion st
Lniln It Fisher 4248 Terrace si.
Clinton 8 Seltzer. (1214 Hldae ale.
Harry I, Harrett, 3K2I Dexter st
'nthony J. Hurk, 17.1 Green lane.
Illlllam L. Hlce 632 Martin st.
Herliert W. Jackson (1222 Rldle sie.
Anthony P. Kallnoskl. 4410 st David st.
l.orl S. Lonxaker, 6215 Ridae ave.
Joseph Stepperberaer, 4.18 Flenilnc et.
Matthew J. McCouch 4110 Silverwood it.
Ifnrrv Gllton. 401U Mansion ave.
Michael McManus, 5un Martin st.
( harles Huihanan, 3817 Terrace st.
Walter (' Harlh, Son Haldwln st.
Robert H. Smith. 8727 Rldtfe me.
Wallace Hromlev 120 faumao at
Gustai' Recket, 41.11 Manas unk ave.
lohn C. Wjlle, 3729 JIansvunk ave.
Josephus V. Lacko. 4141 Munajunk ave.
Prcd West, 412 Mitchell st
Francis P. Corcoran 4.171 Manayunk ave.
I .ii I- l- 11n.H .11 JTe. LM. .... . .1
('redorlck Grfctiuocl, iao Jfltnc-itown st.
ueorKo 11 Auman, kh t'onnrroe i
htrle V, Muslin 42S Itoiboroush a.
IIiiKh McMahon, 113 V.iRur st.
lohn t Ulrlll. fiortas line.
John J Humv --1 Itahlwln st.
Norman J Ka, DOS IturnsMo st.
James Donahu, 44-1 KJmlnc at
Krank f Akon Pkl S07 Crfison at,
Tohn II Owens 111 HennltAKfl at.
Harry O C'innpbll. Jr., 277 Hermitage st.
lipoma k!rahnr, 24 ft femonte st.
(Jforfro Olrltl GorKAs line
James Ashworth lhO Kutna at
rnmes . UurjfMB, lTtfl Jamfatown nt,
John " nRenhrxer 4..T1 ricmlnt st.
Ailotph IlQtnlcM ?::, ItaMnln at.
District 17
Hoard sits Hrlnahurst and Germantonn.
Hounded by Greene. West Dpsal, German
town, Wxomlwr. Roberts, Wlssahlckon and
Hortter.
EXEMPTION CLAIM RLFtJSED
Walter II Lutz. 150 Queen lane.
D.ibney Youne .1.101) Prlscilla st.
Leon J. Meiounir 5011 Pulaski ave.
Dai Id Lyons. .143 Queen lane.
Wllllairc Stanley, ltl.1 W Duial st.
Francis f. Ilechtel, 4812 Knox at
Georsn P. Hrownholtz 02 W. Rockland at.
Cornelius McGlnley '.' Penn court.
William A. fatly 172 W. Maplewood ave.
Rush P. Marshall 1024 Knox st
Kllaha II Hones. Jr 1)127 Sherman st.
John P. Harris 137 W Price st.
Alexander Goldberg, 132 W. Chelten aie.
Oeoree K Flnvell 5242 Schuyler it.
George W. Koehler, 21 W. Pomona st.
Hal man F. Kccleston, 5240 Pulaski ave.
Oliver II Glbaon, 21B Apsley st.
Charles R. Karn. 34 11 Wyominr nve.
John K. Parker 5222 Schuyler at.
Harry C. Cummlnas. 50 W. Pomona at.
Stanwood V Huumeartner. 143 W. Coulter it.
Milton L Relnhelrner. 101 Hansberry it.
William Hanka, 5711 Keser at.
Walter Malone, 6K12 Knox it.
Iaiula J. Quallet. 41)47 Wavna ave,
Joseph II. Robinson, 422 W, Chelten ave,
Charles A Hlanco, 0110 Germantonn ave.
Hrnesto Leomporra, 181 W Seymour it.
Joseph C Itannl.ter, 2S1 W. Duval Bt.
Clifton R Vandearlft. 132 W. Rlttenhouss st.
Dorr P. Harston, 132 W Pomona st.
DRAFTED roil NONAPPEARANCE
Vincent llyrne. 6034 Keyser st.
Erllna- R. Lareen, 4454 Oermantown ave,
James Olrlln. 311 Earlham at.
Francis G. Hickman. 381 W. Duval at.
Lewis F. Sanvllle, 4n30 Pulaski st.
Carl S. Samuelson. 211) Zeralda st.
Edward Crolll, 181 W. lanran at.
Charles Garney, 234 Apsley su
John J. Montolth 237 W Duval it.
Irvln F Oe.te, R313 MacCallum at.
John I.) one. 5010 Newhall st.
Herbert L. Evan.. 2.17 Berkley at.
Alfred Walker. 5013 Pulaski at.
Jess. Mills. 5330 Prltcllla at.
Howard A Ransom. 220 W. Duval it.
Harry J. Crosson, 1312 Luray at.
RafTaelle Contl. 1110 W Losan it.
Ernest H, Ray, 404S Oermantown aie.
Raymond W. Sweeney. 2u W. Clapler at.
IMward A. Planlsan, 442 Earlham st.
Michael J. McGonlsal, 532(1 Pulaski it.
Morlttmer P. Crane, 0440 Qre.n. at.
District 19
Board alts 30th and Lancaster.
Rounded by Meadow (4flth). Havee'oril.
14th. llelmont. City ave.. Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania Railroad track.. 40th. West.
minster. Preston. Lancaster, Bprlnr Oarden,
40th azaln. Market.
ACCEPTED
Frank J. Happ. 723 N. 44th it.
Alfred D. Matties. 4003 Spring Garden at.
Isadora II. Donashaw, B83 P.nnacrov. st.
Frank Charltan. 4047 Poplar at.
Charles Newman, S60 P.nnagrov. it.
James E. O'Nell. 702 Preston it.
Charles E. Welsbert. ISIS Penn.arov. at.
Reuben E Mawson. 927 N. 42d St.
William Fltblan. 823 N. 52d it. (n.vr addren).
Albert Spencer, H Prsston at.
D. E. Rambo. 1804 Helnlont ave, sr v
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Robert Ilovd inn n'-i.tA- ..
Nvvlrt 'ardl. 410H Mir av. Lv
Jm! StOlmtT. Ota Preston it.
m.Vff. V v.nson. 112 N. 41it ste
Ottn Waltska. Ala M. ava -.1
Rudolph Metzjeadt, 4030 Ijinc.ster
-....t, "lunrt, .HiA urooKirn ai,
Joseph Ivtn, 3014 Poplar .L
ri,Js,,"n, .420 Parrlah at.
i.v.. .. . !.... '.M J'reston at.
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Myer Picker 1180 N. 41st at. JtJ-
Joseph de Btenhano. 401N r.mbrl,).. -i ft,;
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Sidney Phillips 4100 Olrartl ave.
James Han 4oi Hrown St. .
f rank T. Hilled. 708 N, 43d st.
Walter Frame. S8.1 lloily at.
-L?.0tr1 5J.r?.VM' ,2,r Weatmlnster av.
(barlea Colbart, 41.1 N. 43d at.
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Sidney Ince. 104 Jeffsrles at.. CheaUr. it, i .
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i . . ?"" VVlota St.
David K na. 4150 P.rii.ta. ...
Henjamln Wolfron. 3945 P.nns-rov st. i f.
EXCUBED
'.'"".'" fill. U02 N. 42d st.
J H.nry llearmsn. 751 s. 41st it.
Samuel Iflldunn 7ltS w J.l .. ""
.Tnseph Morris, 4 ins. Warren st.
nrm",n .''I' -"'lO Haverforct ave.
Patrick Llhble, am N. 41st st.
itl'Jtl Jl.','."n"' sm Rosehlll st
KrvJy E"Klfnan. SD1 Uelmont ave.
Abraham lvln. 1110 N. 41at if.
JiTi'h. Weiss, shjs Wyaluslmt ave.
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Aim XanffUllL .tn?'. I'unhirsma
Nathnn Xlpperatln. 433 lldy ave.
Jheodore hi, f Iritoti nt.
..... u iiwiuii, nv ivyaiusinr av..
i.eorse Sherman, 1110 N. 40th at.
J;.:,'. "llm,n. " I'reston st.
V."1 "'".HcbP. -toll) Palrmount ave.
vl.).?.,..,i ",",r "" 74'1 N. 43d at.
William Gibson. 1201 .V. 4ist st.
William Hroomell. 302 N. 40th at.
Ldward Ashton. 403J Powelton av.
District 25
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...luiiuru uj iinsn ave., zom at., Hunt-.
InKdon st 20th st. Dauphin St.. 224 ait,,.
Susquehanna ni.. and Falrmount Park..
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EXEMPTION CT.AIM nEFIJSP.n
Coleman Splvak. 2117 Douglass st, '
diviu itosentnai. .i;in ., ;tnin st.
Clarence M Hart. 2127 N Myrtlewood st.
KJIson Met'rea. 2181 7. Stanley at.
stnnlej Y Daniels, 2118 W. Cumberland I
Allien j. uourour. .3?u is, ;ust st.
S .lernln. m,r. e!llll N. T..n.he-,
Wlllard .1. McGran, 2810 Fletcher st. 1
Samuel 11 Amsterdam, 2007 N. Hollywood
David flic. Honda. 2010 Daunhln si. r
John Jove.. 3010 colons at,
James .f Yillett. 30IS W. York st.
.iacK i;onen. ii2 N. 28tn st. ,
Alfred Collins. 2775 Susquehanna ave.
Jnhn E Hauinan, SM3 W. Firth sl.
Elijah F Mla-ell. 2437 N. 26th St.
Louis Iterate. 2.127 Natrona st
.losenh W, Llndemann. 2711 Y, Dauphin
llenrj L Oshlier. 2820 Arlsnna st.
M lljlam Llppert, 2J2U N. 27th at.
lMnard Harris. 210 w. Lettish ate.
iiarrs i,e. west, s.iii w. Dauohln st,
Clarence Itesnlck. 2247 N. i'Hth st.
Allen Martin. 240R Seraeant at. . ,
liViiN0 " A1"1";1''' 2.13(1 Bedsley ave.
-. ......in ii (.num. 4iii.il ,, ., in ei,
IbrnlMIll Leskv, 2131 N. 32d St.
William r Edsnn. 2407 N. Dover st.
vdolph Weiss. 2(i01 Jtldte ave.
Michael A Cavjnaush. 344U Rldre ave.
I rancla A Hartle. 2210 N. 27th st.
Henry C (Irny. 233D W. Huntlnsdon.it. "
llarren Norr. .Kill Colons st
l-rederlck G. Frlcke. Jr.. 2108 N. 28th it.
Samuel Rubin 2.130 N 32d at.
Jlorry W Havers, 2031 N llollysiood at.
Hobert G Monroe. 3115 Harold st.
Loula N Rraum, 210 W Dauphin St.
Abe fiats 3007 Olkdal. st
W Imer O. Fox, 2150 N. Natrona st.
Solomon Slmrklns, 254.1 Douglass st.
.Metmrlf 1.eta-rn..l..l. .r4- k i.i.i. ..
Arthur Wolln. 2802 N. 53d st
l-rederlck J. Lohman. 211(1 N. 20lh at.
Knimril 1.- VC'nl... .. ..q- ... ..... -.
Gustavo Klrschorn, 2416 Serseant at.
Lue-ene E Oivens, 2(11 N 2i)th st.
L'ster F, Gettell. 3210 York st.
Mntthew Anthony, 2124 N. 20th st.
Allen C. Walters. 2412 Scdxely ave.
Herman J Ernst. 21114 N 2ft th st.
""V.n .'-' 1,uhl' 3033 Usuphln it.
li i i.. Vnn'rs.r.l,t' l" w Cumberland it.
wintfj' S'hwJl'!.-1213 Susquehanna ave. ,
lid JIV au.T Rl1"5'' "iM Patlon st. '
Herbert Nortlne. silt a m -j;th st.
rlnJ-."'yonol!ln"- S'13- Albion it.
Charl.s Snmblt. 2110 N. Dover it.
WlPaV,,a.rl",,:)0,7 Dauphin st.
Stephen i. Pane 2.1.1K N". 34th at. '
ls'iVn f J(?ul"...M..& 25 N. 30th St. (
isaao Lpllle. S40J N. Dover st. !
Max Avltx. 2.149 N. DoVer .t.
Andrew Wldmaler. "7- v nt.H.hi .. I
. !m H Adams. 24H2 York st. J
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IMlllam Leilnaon. 243(1 nnm-lo.. .1.
Henjamln Llchtel. 3(Hi W Lehlih avsv.
i.i 1 . .,' 1l,aeiano. .--lan rctaniey at.
Michael Fsstu.xock. 2220 N. 2dth t.
Oeorge f Pierce. 2319 W. Cumberland St.
.lneiib Rosenblum. 2(131 N. Sl.t at.
John P. Fletcher. 2023 w. Hoston st.
Samuel J. Ktslnii. 2404 Cumberland at.
William D. Hurk, 2411 W Firth st.
Sntnu-'l A Cohen. 2523 N. S.'d st.
Max 1 eldman. 2(142 N .Stanley st.
Joseph Apothoker. 2(lt8 N 30th at.
lto A. Ganthcrt. 2019 W. Huntingdon at. .
James To Hot 200(1 herger.nt st.
Ldward Prendersast. 294(1 W. Lehlth avi.
Simon Arons, 2411 N Napa St.
John J. Anker. 2238 W Sergeant at.
Joseph J. W.lasnd, 2412 N. 2th st.
I Invd Tailor 2031 W. Arlrona st.
Houard E. Lax 2411 N .28th St.
George E. Flojd. 2.11S Hollywood st.
hlmon Lisarnw. 2310 N SO'.h st.
Samuel Uvltsky V430 N. 23d it.
Samuel Slacko. 3.122 Cumberland at.
Clarence J. Mi CI. Hand. 2214 N. .loth at.
Albert L. hteln, ISJ7 N Natrona st.
11 man Levin. 200.1 N 12th it.
Huns Punk, 1813 N 10th at.
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District 28
Rnird sits Trenton snd Dauphin
Rounded by Lehigh, Aramlngo. Norrli.
Front and Kensington ave. '
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ACCEPTED
.-sorJimn f. uiiub. ii'-j rj. i urnucriana ni,
Samuel Illtharda, t't.17 K. retterly at.
Vnrr..nH s.. . 411 f nwikaelan,! a
suunaii niiinci, a. ttu i a. s umwviisiitii ai,
James Coniiry 2.101 II Firth st.
William Mcleod. 2164 L". Lehigh ave.
William J. Dixon 2124 E. Lehigh ave.
Eugenn Hagan, 204.1 Emerald at.
i luuiias ncvrtter , .01.1 r.. wuuicrcii&uu .
John Donohue 241S E. Firth St.
I'hn.t.a L- flaWnev 9im ie. Pier... nt !.
Al.xander'Uallle, 2315 E Adams at.
cv 1111am j xviiii.it -io rt .c,i.t. n...
George S. Parry. 2078 Colllni st
Andrew Schenske, 232S Emerald St.
Theodore Lauer, 2312 Cedar at.
Eugeno Fagan. 2204 E. Lehigh ave.
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(inniun iiuuu, ... l.ir ... .,e.e,u .
Joseph A. Cummlngs, 2C03 E. Dauphin St.
Alexander semonic. -10 1.. iiuncinguou m-
William J Wade, ifjo.1 11 Huntingdon it. ,
Edward Cavanaugh. 1843 E. Albert at. J
Arthur Lemlse. 2443 E Huntingdon St. :,
Harry D. Rankin, 2341 E. latterly st. '
.l.m,. .T Velsnn. '2.144 Emerald St.
Jlonaru ljpsier. .roi. oepvirw bi.
Joseph Lambert, 2212 13. Adams
Harry Krlel. 2043-iAgat st. J.'
Wllllum Kanton. 2827 Kensington ave. d.
Marco Fvvtak. 2810 E. Dauphin st. ,4
Joseph Weney, 21.19 K. York st. , X
Harry W Tlbbens. 1R33 K. Harold st, y
Marlon Phelps. 2000 E. Letterly st. -t,
rlh.mn lln.ee -'nil lVreer St. .J.
Georgo Reese. 2013 E. Cumberland it. itn
i-r-.i-let v-.u p 'Jtcnci Marina St. T L.-'si.yl
John Thompson Jr.. 1B10E. Cumberland St. -'ffiivjl
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William Stewart. 2321 Coral st. . fj
William II Heta. 20(i K. Ionian ava. , ' VT,i
...ninn ii itinreati. V0(t7 K. Havxard St. (IHI
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Alvln J Chordron. 2211 Kmera d St. 1
John W. MsrFarlan.l .1131 Coral st.
William A. Neff. 2318 Emerald st.
Frank W. Corbett, 2305 K. Albert it.
Wilbur R Tawson. 2472 Kmerain at.
William II. Cunningham, 2148 Albert lu
Joseph llrch. 2521 Gaul it.
L.rov Rlnaler. 2315 Cedar st. . ,
Charge, pfsmulllng. 2208 E. Firth st
l'er Olar Llndgren, 2340 E. Sergeant st,
ThomaS Donnelly. '2144 B. , Firth at.
Tllghman H. Haker 2103 E. Sergeant it.V
John Schwarikopf. 2003 Amber st.
Ottawa Catagno. 2333 York at. ,
llaurlco A. Herbst, 2003 Frankford nn.
""lllim 11. Schmults 2008 E. CumbMland
John O'Neill, 223; Amber st F
lllcnara Arinur, jr., -v.- " -
Steven Artheri, 2324 Adams st.
Francis J. Fox'. 217J I-hlgh ave.
William Cannon. 2l,1,,AJ0,n(1,,t'
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Wl lam L. O'Neill. 2240, Frankford ave. - .
Thomas L. Knoll, i500 E. Cumberland St. K ' ,jLJ
iS num. 2fli4 B. Cumberland it- V tAti
iiudolf Klaft. 1917 E. Arlsona St.
Martin V. KanJ. 204.1 Braddock at.
A'"hlli.ld Ho'Ul ;.m E. A ft.rr.U
James Canavan. 2510 M.mphls st- t
H.mii.l Vanduur. 2007. Tulip St.
iW Ju?ff.hy"feffl VaoAr'd7ilVt.
Walter Jones. ",. "'V"", - '".
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viriiilim Jones. SluS K. Gordon it. J
Edlr.rd i.Miilor. 234 Collin. UJi
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