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EVENING I'nJLlC J,E1)GEJ-LJI1LADELII1IA. TUESDAY', JANI'AKY 'l'i, 1918
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UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
J 4 CERTIFICATES
OF INDESTEDNESS
j; - JUNE 25, 1918
1. ACCEPTABLE BY THE
GOVERNMENT A8 CA8H IN
PAYMENT OF INCOME OR EX-
, I CESS PROFITS TAXE8.
2. A DESIRABLE 4 INVEST.
MENT FOR FUNDS HELD FOR
5 , THAT PURPOSE.
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO AR-
RANGE FOT SUBSCRIPTIONS
REILLY, BROCK & CO.
ii.NKi:i:s
20G CHESTN T ST.
riiii.Auut.i'iu.v
f --
r War-Savings
Stamps
I pay you the amount you invest,
' at the end of S years, with 4ri
interest, compounded every 3
months. You can buy the
. stamps here or almost any-
where.
IIVNKEK
(Eatabllshed 1S37)
321 Chestnut St., Philadelphia I
Do You Know that
FEDERAL
OIL COMPANY
is now ablo to maiket
the entire output of its
Kentucky wells by a con
tract recently made?
This should brine; about
larger earnings than were
possible before and is of
interest to investors.
Federal Oil has 80 pro
ducing wells with i loca
tions for 70 more in the
Irvine Kentucky fields.
.send for Itcporl 1TI-T. I.
JOI.ES & BAKER
.stock ui;oki;hs
Widcncr B!dg., Philadelphia '
Hell. Walnut Ki'to 1
Key atone, Il.u o Mjyt
w Yurk ItoMon
Clitcavo IMtUliurch
Direct Vniaie Uft.
JOSE8 d D.lhLl:
Widvnvr JUdo,, t'UilarfelpJna.
You may ?enl mo rerurt on iYiU-rul
Oil.
,Vam , , .
Address
..ir; r. i ,
nmi)KMi-i
i'iiii.iii.i.i'iii nvi'in iiciN-n
&rml-,naiiul Diililfiiil o. .
LO.
Phlladi'lnhln. Junnarv II mi
A Rcmbaniiuat UlvMnil uf lu .mil unr
imlf iipr cent, ur hup Uollnr und tnent-IUe
cpnt iter ulnire. Iiuh Iip n ilvilur.0 out of llu
aunilua eornlnta of tli ' nrrput fluc.il lur
t4.Klnnlni; July 1. 1U1T, uruu the capiti.1
torlc of thu conipanv PiiHbl Jiintur :il.
IU1A. to rilmriiiiolilprii uf r ivrJ al tho vlufct;
of buvlnpsi on JatHi.ir 21. IMS.
TrunufT bookii lust .1 11 in. Jatimry "I
1U1S. and will rpmaln clowil until 10 11. 111
February u. 1U1H mi account uf tlm Special
Hiotkholucrft' Me. tins inUe.1 fur I'ebruury
t. mia.
11 11. sin.i'rtlDGR.
Spt retary ami Urpaaurer
DIKKCTIIKV OP ArCUllNrAN'TS
ertllled rnhlir Arrniiiitunts
iwviikni'i: 1: utiovv.N & co.
1015 IlKAt. KSTATi: '1'IIUKT I'.I.DO.
IXtBSriOATK ti ADJl'PT I'AltTNUUSIlIP
fll l'i it) IT 'I IN' tr miPI'TWH APffillNTM
WAH-TAX reports pr. rared Craneh S. Co.
Land Title. Hulklhia
PUT "SOMEWHERE"
a?I EXCHANfiE I.KTiirl.m I ii23tili..l: piK 112 T.1)i I.l m:
i' VTT1.K "Kiitlinoltd rwilpls tuda 22.-
V'olumo 1. No 1 of the "ou I.a I.a"
Times, published by the Seventeenth
United .Suites Engineers, ".Soinowhere,"
has just made its appearance.
Tho paper Is u four-column, four
page tn size and brim full of Interest- 1
jng matter In poem. song, nnecdoto and '
ttor. The editorial section Is lepre- '
ejented by eight members of tip; Kn
plneer Corps, together with itgularly .
assigned reporterx in each lompany.
nuch ns the plan of news gathering ,
sources, are carried out by modern news
papers tho world oer.
It Is devoted largely t news of per- '
sonal nature regarding numbers of the
noted .Sevonleentll. designated to pass
tho rigid test of the censorship so as
t reach home folkb as a medium of '
c jmmunlcation.
'onsjderablo space Is devoted to
athletics, now flourishing In tho Ameri
can army camps "over there." The I
paier also has a department for an- 1
nouncement of religious services. I
Poems of peculiar force of sentiment j
and rhyme also appear, rellectlng the '
romantic stress of service. The paper
is really a breath from the hilarious
and the solemn, the sunshlno and tho
Bhudow of tho American camps In the
great theatre of conflict. It it Issued
iveofcli nnd while no advertising ap
pears lu Its columns, tho publishers nie
' confident of a circulation broad enough
to support It and make it a permanent
nucleus of Interest as long us Ameri
can troops remain In "Somewhere."
WHY THE SAM BROWN
BELT WAS BARRED
The reasons assigned by the War De
partment for refusing to approve the
use of the Sam Drown belt by ofllcers
in the American army are; First, that
It Is. not n part of the regulation uni
form and never haii been, and second,
nnd that the leather thus used could bo
. . . l ... . . ... ..
cmpiayeu 10 oener uuvuniago in oiuer 1 ium iwi mw.....w ...., ,.... t.. "u.
directions. 1 regular list of the uxehange J6000 iar'
While there U uo doubt that the heavy value additional general mortgage i per
leather belt, held In place by the smaller cent bonds of the L'nion Traction Com
strap over tho shoulder, ivdds snap and pany of Indiana.
flnUh to an officer's appearanc , It was
never worn In tho American army until , ,, . . .
the BrltUlt and French offlceru began Electricity hashes Sailors' Clothes,
to flock tp United States on war mls- Somewhere on the Atlantic" electric I
Blon. and lis use after t4iat smacks too ity is "taking in washing" doing good
much of aping to suit the War Depart- work for Uncle Ham's tars. On the sup-,
rw
The ruling of the department nlaeins
tb Kam Urown belt under the ban!
proved costly to a creai number of 01-
rl cce.r. wno asuniea it was correct to
wear mi -uarnen ana purchased it
nt . figure which; meant no osa to tha
I fl'ert -Novt Orleans Times-PIcaynne
NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD
STOCKS ADVANCE IN NEW YORK
WITH TRADING BECOMING BRISK,
Demand Increases After Quiet Opening Steel I
Common and Bethlehem "B" Score Gains
Soon After Start
v
Ni:V YORK, .Inn. 22.
In tlio llrst fuiv minutes the stock tnurket showed nn ubsi-neo of vigor,
allhuuith the majority of Issues triitkil In ucio fractionally lilnlicf, lnu
before tho oinl of the llrst flfticn minutes tho ilein.iml Inci-citsed nnd mul
ing braunc more brisk, with ninny of the lending stocks making niiiiil
upturns.
United HtutoM Steel, which closed yesterday nt 61, advanced to 82111.
and Ucthk'hvm Steel "IV und other steel Industrials mndu fractional
snlni. '
Xutneious specialties then becnine prominiut In the trading. National
Knnmullni; belnp one of tlio chief fentuied, ndvancliiK from 42; to 43V
Tobacco Products advanced 18 to fio'.fi, nnd MoMcnu Petroleum
moved up from 23j to 37.
1 COTTON BUYERS '
i BUSY AS PRICES DROP
Speculation as to Causus of
Easier Tendency Noted in
the Market
(O! ION Itl.l.T W,TI1I.U (IIMilllHSs
MW tOKh, Jim. ,. The rnllon hell
mh rtitd In thr Mxilhfrn piirt nml ir
i ipltiitlmi n ijull Renerul In thr l,nt
The fnllrtnlnir trniprriiturr tre rM-onlril:
I'nrl Mtilth, It MfmphU, 10) Siclnlll'.
Ahllrnc, Mill Itork, Ui Oklnlmmu. Kii
tlinmr ami ThomHMllle. IKi MrrhMnn.
-ii mi Anlonlo and llirrnliiRlinm, Mj
A.)icl!i. 2H ('urpiii UirlMl. Nr Or
teiinw, Mnntftomrr. rhattunmiEU Nuli-
II to nnil Atlnt '. HOi AukuM-i, Hi l'cna
tolii imhI nitnn.ilt, 'M I hiirlcton, UK.
llierr nut .01 lmh of prr1pllatlan nt
Montcnrnrri .OS nt InrkMnnlllri .l'J ti t
New Orlrutii .Kt at Meinphl nnil Thonm--illlft
'! tt Mtlt-hiirtr, (ipillannnuti atat
Nu-lnlll.-i ,;() at tlauta
saw Yiiitu .inn -j
Tn if u.is nu i.t-tkl tiMldt'H" t tlu
oi".m. "I lotton and lull ml iil.v!H .
1.' Ii 29 lnlnts in I limr.
l.lvi-rjiool, miuo rommlMiliin liousi uml
I olio or two opemtors. usually noting for
' trailo Interests, Mi-re buyers on tlio ilo-
cllne. but tho siiiaily from routlieni In-
teiittF, Wall Htreet ami uiitown lnlcroMs
las more than sulllrlt-ut to tnKo ejire of
tlio (Irmnnil.
Tlu-ro as a feeling of uiiLtitalnty
iniounil tlio ling us lo what tlio rons-on
for tlio caBliiL'fcs was. Some pointed out
Hint l.herpool did not follo our ad-
anco bcro on Satunlny. but other
. . .. ,n ... ...1. .!.... r.r.
liiaecn imien piKiuiieuneo hi wmi-ei ui
Wnslilmrtcm telllin: of a 111.1 n to bivc
I 'resident Wilson nilliorlly t fl lirlees
on any coiumodlt.
MiturUii' I" 3" 11 11.ii
1 ! ur'n ni. .'.in 11 a
.1. mwr.
M i.h
.,.
.lv,l
ii, ti-bcr
but .
ai 'ii al.su Ml l.. ai 1 1 hi 1.1
;il i :n cm an k:i :m : xu pu
:tn : Ko ."11 :: k so - .'...-i4
iin 411 :i L'n iio mi itii no :io ui
U'il.ll'l HS.bT si's ii '" -" 'i
al 75
Cotton Huyi-rM and Si'llers
XKW VOHK. .Ian. t'S. Jntiuaiy
.Vuwinaii, Waters and Sehlll bid; .Mout
Bomery offered,
Mnruh Uuriiett. Hartcurn. Ilauedoin,'
IT man. I'anoit. Sehlll. Krccinan. Slaeli
and It. Ilubbarit bid; ijuniouiiK. Yuuin;.
KellTer. ltlordan. .Montgomery ana 1 lemz
ottered.
Sidy Ilubbanl. Ilyniau. Mei:nan.
ISurnett. llacedurn. Jlltchell mid Youns
bid : Sclilc , ll or. riartan 11, I ij n.
Waters, Kellfer and Ilenta ofCeied.
July llyman. UIIT011I, Sellar, ILifch
foid and Wilson bid; Wcuman. Liowna.
Uuniouns. llcntz and Itlordau olfered.
October S1I1III and JlonlKoinery b'd :
.Yen man and Watem offered.
December OIIToril and Sehlll bid: .Mc
Ijiaii.i. KtGcinnn and Wuilfe oltcied
Liverpool Cotton
l.IVlCUl'oul., Jan. Ti. Nut Kittoii
was quiet toda) Willi nil'lilllni; old run
nael, unchanged at 2S.2Cd. Sales, S'lOO
b.iles. .o recolpti Kuturos were quiet
in 1I10 early dealtns. "Id eontraet. rpot
prices: Aineiican. inlildlliis fair, 23 47d :
Kooil uiidilllnET. JS.TBd: middling. 23 2Cil :
low middling. 22 7'.'d : Rood oidlnary.
21 I7d, and uiillnary. 21.21d ,
MVIDEXDS DECLAKKD
htivvurt Wurner Piieedoineter Campan.
r.k'ular uuarterly of l1. per lent on com
mon, palaulo l'ebruarj 15 to sloel. of recor.l
January .'10.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIOXS
rillOAUO. Jan 22. IIOCIS Kstlmuinl n-
I'fints todny, 411. 000 bead: left ner. 2221
head, lomorrou 4." rno bead. Hull 11ml .""
'ixver Ton. Jill M. blul.-. tln..1.'iU li! 7r.
Uffht. $1."..hiifiiiu 1I.1. mixed, (111 lnrutii so.
. heiivv. Sill ll.-.lit 111 hll. ruucll. ill'.li-.Si) lll.'Jll.
O1111 li. .id; tumurroti . IP. (mil licml. Mar.ii I
euil to Uli l.iwtr He. ve, Sh.:l.,il U s.'i.
ions nml be'for tli f 11 7.1, sinkers mul
ftiMers, iT'n'. 11 Tn, 1.1I..K, iutilU; puor 10
medium, ts.a.isun In
S'.UJUP Kxtbnatei! reetlpts trwlrtv, 22.000
hi ail. tomorrow. IN U lieml. MtrHet weal:
to 2IK loner. NatlM, J'l Toil 'H. ivealern.
tin anfma 21: jearllm.-'. tia.BiHol.v lambs.
JH.lOil 17.23. we.ttrn t' l.uilbli.iiO.
KANSAS 1'ITV. Jan 22 L'ATTLi: r.e.
r Inls 11. noil head, boner
HdllS Itieelpts. K nan be;.,l. lner.
MIIIKP llecelrls. lo.iJU bead, hteadi.
fri)l-TH OMAHA. .Tan. ,22. Ili'ilS
relnts, 20.01IO. Steady. Uancf. Il.
-1-
I'ATTI.i:-Heeelnts. willli lie'il.
hllKKP lU'ttlit" isl I'caJ
Car. US?.
H en J).
M-adj .
Financial Briefs
December gross of tho Viiglnla lbiil-
iway and Power Company was U3S,0oS,
against $52fi.31i the s.amo month last
year, an lncease of $11,743. Net In
creased J14.C00. Sis months' grots was
$3,584,329. a gain of JC00.O48, com
pared with tho corresponding peilod.
I with net Increase of ?121.7I2.
I Tho 1 100.000 4 'i per cent tax fret
1 school bonds of Johnstown, Pa., weru
I awarded to a syndicate compomil of
' Lynn, finger & Co., Pittsburgh; Ilairls.
Forbes & Co., and tho Uuaranty (Jltj
Trust Company at par and Intercut.
Tim bonds aveiage seventeen and one
half years.
Aftr an existence of nlno jeais as a
department of the Chicago Pntumatl.
Tool Company, tho motortruck Interests
of the company havo been taken ovei
by a new organization known 113 the
Llttlo Giant Truck Company. The olll
cera of the new company nio those of
the parent company.
Tho New York Subtieasury gained
$3.29.".. 000 from the banks yesteiday,
making n cash net gain kiikj Friday o.'
J3S31.00V.
:W
The listing committee of the
'...t. I'.nl. ihrnlinna.i n.lmlll.'l In ll.n
t nu- or momer. snip un iriieriiuii eitw-
1 -ia ..nndrv u oneruted. said to he the:,,,... ..... .,. .... .. , . ..
"oVcomnletc and modern ever seen In
tliat :'art
the world Tho "bo"
r,pT that
tbe work I- perfect, and
,,iire . 1.
0f ih f
a t , Tpi
fian half those al home One
1.1 of the bnii) laurdr is
i .in favtory
TRADERS HESITATE
IN GRAIN MARKET
Fi'L'linj,' of Timidity About
Taking Chances on Short
Side of Futures
IlllV III. I
r m i:iiii.it loiti.i r
rlllt(.ll. .!,.!,. 3?. Illln.,1. nir In.
Iilnlil. (olilfr In norlh.
MU.ourl I'nlr lonkhl. tnntlnuril nlil.
lNinnln t-iilr tnnliclit. rolilrr In nut
.mil nouth. colli Mini- In mat irnlnil.
Mlnin'otn I'nlr Innlchl, rlolns tfm
IMTittiirp In elnmr iifnji,
louii I'nlr tonlehr. rolilrr In rflut and
irnlnil.
v.irtli Dukolii (.riK-rally fair tmilslit.
rMnic IrmiM-rnture.
oulli liiiknin i'nlr lonlelit llli rllnB
Irmnrnitnirr.
Nrl.rii-kii I'nlr loiilclil,
frpnii upt.
ariurr In
p-
Killin Tiilr Inlilnlit
pal.
utirmrr In suiilli-
Mnnlnnn (.riirrnlb fnlr IciiIkI.I, ii
(IiIpiI ilimier In tpimiprnliirp.
ll.imnhis l.en.riillj f ilr liinlcht.
ilr.
ini'.un.!. .1.111. .:.
Tli .. .! n.. luiiio finent In 1 1n
Iiiwlrt. .- In tliu grain muiUcts thin moin
hiB and ehanges hi priees ie unhn
lionant. Sentiment In 001 u win bearish,
as far uk the eash article was loncorned.
because of cxpcetatloiis of larper rc
talit. but tlwro vo n feeling of tlm
Idlty about taking clmncCH on tho ihoit
rule of future.
Marili opened, iinchanftcd, at $1.35"'
aim later f.olil at ?1.23. itay was inmtcil
, a.
lISfM.:i at the outset, amiln-i
1 f 1.2 I'ii .t the end cHtettliiy. ami I11M
Willi at .:'3"4.
Th teeelpts hei today eio II :i
ei.i i. I'.ild weather 1u.t11l11.Ml thf Ulidii
tun.' .it l,ielK.l.
DmIh were uluiil .-leadj. uv. lug to fiin.
necs In tin iah artleie nnd a belief
, tha tiit.iv Is u Rood iulljnir export de
mand. Tho nrrinlH here today ure
I nlnety-elKiit care.
I January started at ',. higher, at
79 'c. .March was unchanged nt the
outset at TSe. but later It mowd tin '..i-
Jfay oncned ut "(i'te to "C'tc, acalnst
TC'lc at Hie eli so yestorda nml. after
telllni: nt TO, iidvanceil ,v
The undertoiiu nt I.herjwol wax film
1 with the demand pood.
Tin- icehitu of vrheot at JllniKuDol
und Imlutti today were 13S iais, nKiiltiht
lou iui'h last ear: at WlnnlpeK C"'-cai-H
umiliiht Sl tatn; at 1 'liieaEo
c.irii, ueainxt C'.' can.
Tin- niarl.et at l.iveipoul was lb 111.
with 11 continued Rood umaiul for uiot
IXACTIVK XEW Y0KK STOCKS
Kollowlrg are quotations for Inactlie
N'cw Y01I. stocks and in which thrio
wcro no transaction" lod.ij. The price
Slven U tho last previous sale:
Adams i;pies.ll.ri
AUianm Hum.. 1,B.
.duti. o Hum rf "u'j
jax Itubb-r .. .".0
Vllln-l halnieir.. in
Am Arl 1 hisii T7
M K (. T prer
Mo I'a pref.
i'i
II'.,
lont I'nu. i- . . lis
Mich ontrui. ..tin
Mln St si 1. new o'
Mnrrli f lsex ;n
Am lr 1 iw.iui,
Morrl u mil 11
Am I 11'. Dr. f.. ell n Aellle
Am Hpre... .f-j Nut lUeenit . . n:
Am 1.i.o pref.. va Nat Ills, ult nf in'i
Am tluU ... B' Nut lloiik i St. .Vi
Am K111.lt pr A Oil's Xut I'll. & s nf.infii
Am Ull.elt 11... DO N'nt I'ull L OjI Ii:
Am Kuaar ant PHI Nut Un .t. SI pf in
Am Muniutru pf l3 Nal l.ejd ... . ttf'a
Am Ton pf iiisvv SiU N'at l.eud pref. (i:
Am T i ! 3J Pf U'-'j N Tex JL Jtex 211
Am T t CaU. r.1 V V Air l:ral.e.l2"iU
Am VV ril l'at. Pf 21 X VDoik...... It'.
Am Zlue t I. pf 42 N' V N' 11 t- If. . 2M'I
aeso U o ut pf r.j , .v r 0 v ... iri;
Vsho Oil Bl'i N' It 11 jr 1st pf IP
A O A VV I f.. '0 N It I! .M 2t1 pf ,-,0'i
Am Woolen pref UJ N"rf !c Snutli.. 21J
Atl 111 rill . All S'i Xorf West Ill.H,
Atl Coast blue. Sal. Norf i: Wert pf 7S
Hald I.010 plef. Us North Amer ... 4414
Halt 1 Ohio pf. 3S Nova Scolla StI nn
linrreU Co . ..Ml oiilo Ois rots., 0:1
Harrell Co pf..l'Jl) cintarin Silver . 4'a
Hatopllas Win.. 1 Ohio I"uel .. .. I t'T
Ilrth Hleel . .. Tn1. Jjiwiis Hot pf..ins
lletli tl ,r 1 e US' Pan-Am Pet pf U0
llrlvn l'n Ua. 101 ran Am i p:.n-
Ilrowu i'lios . . . BS Pref 1 1 r,
Hums llros .. 112 Paelfi. Mail. .. '.V.
Hutterl'l: . . InU 1'eorle f. llaet. 11',
Cdl Pat king l'n ."'I J eie Vlar.iuetie. Il
Cent bcatb nf.lul I'ltti Coal pref. M
Cent S Am T..llS'i Pitts A Went pf l!4
iVrro ilo 1'aKu. til 1 iert-e-Arrnw .. ;t.il.
Ohl Ot IVesi.. '. P ' c 4 st L .
chl & Alton 7 Pub Srv l'i, pf.miv,
l'hl ic Alton Pf. 2.'Ai fly Steel Sprlnir 4H'i
I'M & HI W Pf- '-"'. ' StI Spt- pf PI
riil & N W pf.1311 lieaaim: im pf., nj
C 11 J H '' t ' . 1" Headlnif 2d pf . R ..
Cluett-l'I'ilV Pf. .11",, I'.ep lis pref. H.1
Col & South... l'a Havk Arms .. r.P;
Col . So lt Pf 4I'h Kt t. H F pf. 2R
Col t Ho 2d Pf . S2 Rtl, 4SIT,,, 2.1
Coinn Tab flee. 27 Summ Motors . SU
Cont ':i s" Siabonrd A I... HP,
Consul ns ' seam-ttne . . 14-,
Con II i: 1. t P "., e;mirs.Roe pf...lin
I'ont bit C..1 M. ITJ'i Shnltuil, Arl.l. lilt,
I'.irn 1'rou pref. Im'. .uih iivvv prr r,7
I'rui'ilil" htl nf M'. T It Miliar.. 14.1
lle.re i. i'u Pf. "1 .111,1 Milling s.-,(.
II 1. VV... .Imi .11111.1 Jlillliijr Uf sr,
Del (. IIU'1 .ion, MuJel.al.er pf . ot
lien & lllo ilr S'f Sun Stl let pf . . en
Ken i It O pf. 5 Ten t pnL 17
Pelroli Udisan. . tS-.i Texas Co rets., ml;
i;r !. TMialer OU..SU.1
Krlo 2d pref... ll Tlilrd Ave ... 21
vln Klnr lljl. . IMVi Tnliarrn lrft.l re tn
Ted M S. S pref 2'i Traneue 1- VVms 4
(ten ChimU.al..l.11 T Ft I. & W. .. 7W
imU.al..l.V. T St I. ft w. .. 7W
ClBiir. . MJ, T St 1. ft w rtfs sVj
ar pref. SK's T St I. ft W pf . r.n
l H I' pf.100 T St I, 2.1 pf rts IB
lieneral Clear
Oen cum;
llrAulii MMnr. ni Tnln I lu It T. 11.11,
C.reat Nnrtll nf. 7's l'nnervvoo.1 Tpvr U(t
llreene Call Cnp M t'nderwd T nf. .HSlJ
;ulf States htl S7 l'n lias i lap hia
llartnian Corp . 31 fn U t P new 112
Haskell t Pari. .".I T'nlt Cit Sir pf 102
Havana lilec 101 Cntil rirB let pf 47
Hnmesinke .... H I'ntrl 1)rn 2d pf 73
Illinois Cent . H4 I'nltert llrinr... I.'4
lnt Aurl.ul 12' t CiiiKil Trull . 117'
Inter funs Cm 2 i'nii,i Pan lird 11VV
lnt Xlekrl prcf.lOS Ptilieil Ily Inv . I.
Town Central .. 2s i: H Kxprem... i
.lewel Teu ?.3'i I' O 1 ft I 12
Kan cur So. . in i s r l p pf.. 4
Kan Clly So pf 49 i 1' H Iuj Alco pf Im-,
Keuk t. V M... 4V4 t' H llealty Imp lB'i
Laclede lias .. SO u R llealty Imp
I.k i:rle fc VV.. 9Uj 1st nref " r.O
I.M Huh & Tiro 12 I' ri Steel pref.lriBVi
l.t ft It Tob .K.l I' R H n rref 44H
MS ft M T pf..l72 I'ull Sen Corp. 12
I.lB & M T nt..l0ll'i V I ( ft c... r.S
Lone Isl ctfs pf 40 Wal,ah pref 11 21 M
Ixirlllard p ir.o TV'.n.v.rso ... sii
Louis ft Nash. .11.1 West lid . Ill
Meekay Co . . 7M4 VVorPum I' ft M
Maekav Co pref BT nref II r.O
Mxwel Jlotnr. 24 Wheel ft I. K.. K
Max Mir 1t nt r,7. West Pao P ft. 17'i
Max .Mir 2d PI. -l'i VVeatipee lit pf r.2Vi
I May Dept Sirs T" Wheel A I. 15 pf 20'i
My rn.t Sirs pf 9Ri While Molcrs.. .IS
Msnhattan Hefi. 1 Wlllvr-Ovld pf . 7
.'wiiii-.' in j-.,.. ", i.iiim.11 n nrei. im
Mc. Pet pref.. Sl8 W1 M'nrl li . ..114U
ItAlMtOAD KAKNINGS
CUbOItAnu ANIl bOPTlIKp.N LINKS
1II1D
IncrcaiMi
Heeond wiek Januar)'
Frcra Jauuary 1. ..
lJerar.
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13.S12
Extra by Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
X15YV YOIHv. Jan. 12 Th llnrl.-
' " ""t''-"""
ular quarterly dividend of S: and an ex
tra dividend of St, both pa ablo March
IS to nock of record 1'earuary 23 An
e-.i.. JIvldea-1 of II j0 v ,i il.'Ivud on
October 3 1917.
New York Slock Sales
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m International ...
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Mn Illdc.Vfa'ath....
Ma Hide.'. I, rf
m t.lnml . , .
tin Miinnl pr . . . ,
tin I-ocomotlip
Vmhmet & It-f . ..
Am. Sumatra lo'i ..
Miiste,. pii,.
Vm.suearllr
Am 'IV 'l'il
Mn To'jjit 1
m Woolen
AiiiZlnr I, A is . .. .
Mia inula Coupcr ...
1 tcli Top & S 1' . . .
Atrh Top A. h V pf .
llaillnl,oco . . .
I llaltlmore A Ohio ...
I lleth'S dasc II t e .
Hroolc j 11 Hap Trail .
1 Huttefc Superior .
Cal iviroeum . . .,
I'a I'elroiumpf ..
C anadlai' pacific
Centra I.ealhCo ..
' t'luiid er .Motor
1 'hrsapoakn A OI1I11 . ,
hi Ml A: SI I' . ..
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Clilltl A I'lc
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( lilno C(ii-i
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lorn I'rollt'f . . ..
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1 Inter Mer Mar pf . ,
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MUCH LEATHER WASTED
IV M tlCIVi'"" II rni iXTrvii;
ll Al.VIVliMi IlAllAUft
. . .
Peitiajis it has occulted to few peo
ple lo speculate about the amount of
leather used In tho sweat bunas of hats.
Tho makers of ono of the fabtlc sub
stitutes for leather, however, havo Just
completed n survey of tho field. They
ivpurt that In 1910 Jum nu avciagi
ycr.r thcte were 127.11i2,S72 hati nml
caps made In the Untied States, or two
and n half ' lldi" fin each member id
, the main population, without tcgaril for
age, race, color or pievious condition
of servitude.
The sweat bands for all tliece hats
would make .1 single band about two
Inches wide and 2G3,i;23,000 feet long
l enough to go twleo aiound tho vvoild.
j-vvith plenty left over for a nlco sizable
bow soincuhcro along tho equator. In
this tape there would bo ll.OuO.OOn
square feet of leather, and tho luss in
I U burning off tho corners of the hides
1 and bringing them down tn this shape
vniuiil -milium to al least 11.aoo.uOi
quaio leet inoie.
Now , 55,om',000 square feet nf leather
would make the tops fur about 20.000. uuu
-.hoes. We need feel little wonder, then.
In learning that net year a goodly
part of tlili leather nUuilly will go
1 Into shoei and that under the pressure
of iver-adianUng pi lies the leather hat
ua"u
I past,
I of 01
OI?
baud Is last becoming a thing of tho
replaced by composition rubrics
one sort or another.
1Ao have had substitutes and substi-
I tutes, but here Is at least on substitute
that stands more than an even chance
I of being permanent. .Scientific Amcil-
YALF. MEN MUST NOT
THROW BUNS ANY .MORE
Close on tho close of tho food pledge
c-ird diivc among the housew Ives of New
Haven conies n food conservation move
ment among the students at Tale Uni
versity. Under the auspices of tlio
woman's committee of the National De
fense League n movement has hz-en
started to secure pledges among Tale
j men to do what they can lu the conser-
1 vatlon of food.
I Vlsltois at Commons, the big Tale
dining place, have been entertained cften
I by the sight of the boys throwing food
nt each other. The conservtlon com-
mittee has pointed out that this practice.
v.hlcl: lias ueconio general, annually
causes tho waste of a large amount of
gocd foodstuff, i'alo men have offered
to co-operate In stopping the practice
and the lauies believe mat tney will se
em e tit least 2000 pledge among the
students.
Another point wheie It Is hoped to stop
waste Is In the consumption of foods,
Tho boys will be urged to order no more
than tJiey can cat, thereby doing away
with tne leaving of large portions; that
have only been distributed enough to
poll them for some one else. Ksthnatea
of the amount of food that could be
saved In thki dliection show that I urge
quantities aio wasted The coniniHt j- Is
endeavoring to get figures showing this
amount Xew Haven Register.
NEW YORK
New York Bond Sales
iir,D
lllsb laiiv a.ni
'jolio A&rVm't. iTef . K Si! S"
loon Ainer Tel tli 4... x.i m M
iBKJ&tS S ;
i'Ono Kan nty So r.. . 744 71J 7l'J
Jiiillili l.llirrtr 3t4"i . . . H.tn irn.fo OH.IO
I """ . ui i UD..0 1M1.II wi.ib
loon 1'nna m Mi. .. Im IlH ns
aooo UKoruiulo'tniui oi m m
MOXKY.LBXDlXtt KATES
I'lll'.AlIK" l'HIA Call C pe lent :
lime. ra &iu tier tent. I'oniinerrlal naner.
i three to four mnnt lif-r u'cfu'i jir eini ;
cix months u'i..''6' per eert
Kescric Hanks' Discount Kates
Official rHtf nr tl'FTOunt for enrb of the
tivclio l"cd nil illnrletii nre m folium:
-la)i
1.1 or 1." un
,, , leu to :iu
ll.istlin 4 4
New Vi.rk .Tj t'j
VhllBdeiphla 4 I
luelaml 4 I
niehmond 4 Ml
Atlanta 4
I'hleiiBo 4 iii
St. I.oul '
Mlnnraio1l! i I
Knnnns Clly 4 IU
Dallas I
San 1'raiKjm-u . I I
3D up nn nn
tn inj to Im
!& J! !
t'j .1
4Vj 414
4 1'?
New York Curb
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1'i.silen & Co.
I'urilMi
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Hiiinliin s!i..
ilo ll'JM
. Henecn Cop. .
ft Jon lnrt..
Subtnarltio . .
I t'nlt .Motors
1 ITn Verilo i;.
tVrlht..Mortln
I do pref
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11
12
47
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30
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
I'KOVISIOXS
,J..'8 "."" " lHlr JoblihiB IrllliMiil ami the
mnr.M riileii si,.a,-, yuntniloris: city l.ef.
in sots, smoked an.l uli-tlrlctl. KC! wcsl Til
,r,t. i.i '" "C1'. slliubi-d Ii.' . cllv li'ef.
itnuU-let nn,) tend. re. inul..l .1.1.1 nlr ,lrlil.
'.'InH:! vi".'.or" .b''l' KnueLIes uml I, nJers.
i-iM-Hl ''i0! beef bams. !4:.. Poll!, famib.
f.'i1 "!'- laiiM. H )'. cji".l. liNisr. 2MS
-.'j : iMiiis. sllur.ci lnn. .'7i''J,'; Iwnn.
SJ.S.9J.- ."' 1. Sifiili othT bams.
"Sift'ln .l" iu"d. ns to ur.n.r and . fer.iBe.
-n ' l""r"' miil.ed. weat'ru cureu. 29
EOdi
lioulJers, s. P. cured, licss 2(!o: rlcnle
."""i. oniicu. lonpie. net nicnir
""""'. trr.w.'cc. 2,a 1 onies. in niciii".
according to .i-eriie, p. 010. 31n. ljru.il.fBBt
HI ilo.. "1 ""i" orann hhu nvraize euy curm.
,,.,.18110! br-ill.fait lwion western Lured. 3(lol I
" -. jar.!, wcatern rof.neil. tierces '.'ii'ii C727ci 1
mru, v.-eiicrn, ren'.ed. tubi. 2(lls l27c; larfl,
nila ,1... l...i , . ' ... t. al'
27oriVr.r ,r'r.n,Vroia;.?; Vcd-i",
tti' ' 2l!'iiHi27a. "
2i!'ii n27o.
KEKIXKU .SUGARS
l.ei nild Mlendy imi 11 lails of '
l.-.Ti . n-,i. fur
.-..r, uw HrnilUI llnl
DAIKV I'HODUCTS
'ilUlrti; In fnlr (innind nnd nrmly
hslil. Th iiuoint.oi follow: New Vork.
lhll'"T , f ".. Juiw. 2S'n.. specials
1 lll.Iier. lo. On, ,tu. fr ell-lnnilp. liral. "".1. (1
Uh.
Oil, Uo. fiishmuilt, fair to tu."l. 22
2i.
I'OULTKY
. .Tt l '", fc'iieriil maiUft ruleu linn.
vjllb ileiniiiiil 11l11.1rl.111K thr urieilne-i ot
1 ".""'ruble stock. II". quotatlolK Here us
I follows: liovvls, isti.i uuiill, ntlulilne fl
Ilia Rii.l over en eh 'j8i2Pv. do, sniuli tn
meillum. 2i!W2ri . uhliuns, ufr-ineaie,i, i'neii
J. : uluKtry jiiunu rucst-rs. L'liv'.'.'ci oM
.roust rs. 2llto21i. ilu ks. Pel.in. 2:!lic. do.
Srr:."iJ!f.r("-' .ru.:.",,?s..!"r...r-'irl t."M5.v
"do."
)Hi viir, miWK
''.-" .lll( 1 - II. 1 -. I III llt - II
:uuii;
ikksh VKurrs
iJeniaiiil via nnlj moderate.
Meuilur lundltlorui iliecklnK trade,
wire hiuall ond prlecs shoueil lit ti,
i intrv
Supplied
liUntatlul'V Apples, p-r bbl Jonathan ..-,
nanre
Ml.&il: KIliK. 4til.: X.Jlllern .-iv, tH..10ti
'.'..'!!;. rent-i.im'. $t'i.-i..-,ii: Ilubb.ir.Ktnii
J.I J.1to...2.,; lireelilni; S4i ,10, ll.il.luln.
$.1 .ill'ii ., .-,0. Uutni. Heauti $1 .IiKimi r.u,
Sliinnan VMiiee.tn. J.I J.-, '.ill: llluck TivlB.
.1..-,illi .1 7.1. P.iroKim. SIW.1.2.1. liano. 3'n
l.i.il Vorli Iinwrlal. (Mi.12A: Hen Jlavls.
J.1SI4...II Apples, western, p, r box- Jntin
than, Jl. 7.112 2.1. Wlntir llnnann. ll.TSli ,
2 r,n. Spit., nbetp ll.7.1fil 'J.rill; Hume HeHiitv.
SI 2.161 2..-.H: Oelliluui. 1. 7.1 tl 2 .111' KIllK.
JI..1IIS12..1II. urtl. . 1 .1HM2..11I- Stavnmn ,
VV Ines.u. lit.':, I'liirn.iiln. 1.7.1Si2 2.1:
XevvtuMii IMpnlu. 1 .Iiij'J. HIiulc Tv Jr.
S1.i,ii!,2: fliiu" Jl 2:inl.71 Applei. ne.ir
l,y, per hi,i'"i. An, 6tl .111; do. do. per 'i
Inish. bpl.t . 21, . l 2.1. Lemons, yer box.
3v i I. Minimi per liu.li'b. 1 1 2.1 Hi 2 .10.
iiramres. I'ullbirn i. per lo, 2Hil ilo.
rlorldj, per box. I2l'it. Tnnceilnie l'tor-,
Ida. pir urnp. k:Hi7. IW-npefrUlt. I'lorMj.
per boi, Jlii.V. ih,. IMUo lll.'o, wr lo. 42
it I. r.O PUiuipiili 1, Porto Itbo, tier irate
s:i.2.1tl0 llriipiH. Callfornlrt ToI.ii. per
i rati, il.l.'tlil II ilo. l'nllfirlhi Ilimiernr. .
, per drum, 4'iiii I I'rar.benle. .Icreey, peri
irate. f.l .lotr.i. ilo. do. P"r bbl, S13W1S.I
strivlieirli, Plaild.i. ner 'it. :.imi ,0( do. .
i iiitiorni , i'rr ml. .ntMn'
VEGETAHLES
"lliinl of The Miipi'ly vvns of niun oi V .
frosted sto K. Mhlib was thill slid ivial..
Pine stin I, hruu3ht uul'hle rates, wuutii
tloil1. Whit. )iot..lueS, lersvi. pi r &-bull
hiisl.ct. .".! 111. Nu. 1. 7.1 ill").-: No. 2. 4ni
Oik . VV hlte pol.iloe. per Inn lb-- I'enneyl
innl.i. SJ2.1W.-i; Xcvi York. I2.2.1i'u2 In.
i..lirii. f2.2.1''(i,2 .10. .Mveet potatnei, i.ll
pej. tier la-huli. hnski l. 2:t Ib-i. No. 1 Jl
tU 1.25, Vo 2. 7n r,i . Mveet notatoei. Jer
f'i. per liiiniper Nn 1. 1..1tl5j2: No. 2. Jl
Si 1 2.1. I'ekry, Ne" York, pit hunt ll, .l.Tri
tlli. ilo, do. per uato. 51. .1064 r,0. Lctlui,
I''lnililii. per hamper, r.n. Si 11.75: do. Cull
lurnlii. per Lo. .Ilk ii Jl.2.1; ilo, Ltiuit-ltinu.
per bbl., JU1I..I11 I'liullllower. l'nliru.-i.l 1,
per inite, J1..1oU2 2.1 KniiHelH Hpri.uis,
Lorn, Island, per oi 1.1Gf2.1e Wntercreii.
Neiv A'ork. per It'll hunt hes J:t. Hirdiiliiul,
1 lordia. per box. J2&5. Cue'inibers, Plurblu
per hamper. J.1&.1 .--uuaeh, Pluriila. ner
irale, J2.int4. hplnuill Nnrfnlk. per bbl
J.1tl5.ro; do, Texas, per husli -haskil, J2..10
.. Kale, XoifolU. per bbl, Jl.rniri 2
. lleanx. 1'lorlil.i. per ernte. y.ittR. Heels.
1 riorl'l.i. per irate t2 .101(11. Peas. Plorlil.i
1 per hantrer. j:!7. ilo. Callrornla, per drum
SS(tfl2. I'ipperH, Ktuibla, per 1 rave. JJftiT
1 Tnllllitnrs. 1'lorlil.i. iwi truti', JI.51H1.I 'I'u
nip". I'anaillan rutiibici's, tlio lbs, J2. i'al,
hace, donieitl' . ler toll Jjn$)4H; ilo lian
l"ll. seed, lHr t 'ii J40'u,12. do, ritirlda, lieu,
per hasLcl. J2fit2.1o Oulonu, Nevv Vi,rK
i.ii'l wtbtein. per Ion 10 burf- No. 1, J2 ,10it
2. No. 2. Jl 2.IG1 1 7.". Mushrooms, per J 10.
tucket. tlUl 75
DAIRY PRODUCTS
YKSTnr.DAY
I HbTTKII Wholesulu arrlials r,r slld
pauked rreamerv as well us of prints were
exteeilltiul small and with stronger uutsldu
tidvlcea prliea were 1, higher, iluitra were
operutlnc only fur uctunl requirements but
. demand exceeded th- oiferlnss. Quotations:
Western, fresh, solid-packed rreamerj. ex
tra, G4o. hiitlier-siorinc Konds, DStyAfie: extra
41e: sweet ire.i'mery, 'evtrs, Sjii underg'rsdes,
1 p.i(SiKJBt ncarhv nrlnl fanrv riKi An
&ii,ie. nrsis, isiffoiii'; seconds, inti
taversae'. eiirn r.sasTc: tlrets. np52oi
.rnndi. 47(tj40. special brands Jobblnc al
9trulc.
K(HIS There wm sn advanie of 00i' per
aae in w holemil prices of deilrsble freli
,'inra. but supplies vvera so small Uml trans.
Hctlons were month In n Jobbing wn, at a
pruntum. Quotations:
Nearb firata. 121 per casa; do. current
let-elpts. $2I 40 per case; western extra llrat.
121 per case, do. firsts. 120.40 per euse; In
ferior lots loner; selected, carefully candled
cgss were, jobbing at 7tiQ'78c per diiKen,
NEW YOHK COFFEE MARKET
opening '!
fl.13MB.14
u.2itlS.3l 11.22 'i.23
g-gJIgS'S?
n'.ss'eb'.sa imihim.-.
2 252,5-i0
August . . .
September
October
November
December
January . .
February .
March
h:L'A:s
S.73CS.74
"fty
June
Jul-
8.UOW8.113
li.ilVBil'.lVl
M k.1lm sit
S.II4S').-, '
11.034 11,01
LONDON STOCK MAKKET
Jontlon
12.40
Auldiai ss
Canadian 1'acllU' .. .. KID
, Chan 4 Olllo S'Ai
' Ht Paul 40
Krle 21
N.Y.
eauly.
83U
1M,
11 Tl
-12
401
"0
t '
Krle lit pre! ai
Illinois Central Gr.li
Ixiuli L Naah 114
Central pacific 72
1'ennaylianla 4S
Ittadlna 7(1
Southern PaeMo SO
irnlon Paclflq !., 117W
U 8 Sttel B8 '
HS5
M I- U'i
10s1
4S1
'i
Hit,
111
111.
BAU S1LVEK
ltlK
Mill l.,
tai la's
Tndi
Londii icncil il''
AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
Sales in Philadelphia
1,!r'" Xlt
lllall Low A M 1 hKf
"niiVnTtn n"' isu Tu it
.10 1'hll.i nice isni jjiji S.1 ',(.
"'"dU:" ,'3t4 Wi "J4 u.
1000 L SSIeclB!,!, 1)1 UVi -(l!
1 1 -M NVt
Hull l.ort A M tlBf
H", I3H 1-lli ' ':
IHIMIS
11:SO N't
A 1 ihtf.
1 1 iKh T.ow
HOon Lib lloinlr
3JAn... nii.oo B8.S0 08.30 .30
looo l'a ( ron
I'.iB'CJ DIU 0l!i Dili !i
INACTIVE P1IILA. STOCKS
Kollowlnit aro quotations for Inactive
aocks lined on tho Philadelphia Stock
llxclimigc mid In which there were in
transactions todaj;. Tho prlci slcn It
tho last previous closo:
Am Gas Wai
Amcr .Mill
14 I.li Nn .H P
r.niTi
li't l.eli Vttl . . "
Alnrr HtnreM . .1.
i-n vai iraim -it
Ut llroi .....
t.lttln HrllujiUIll r.1
North t'ellt ... lnH
North Ttt . ... J?
i n t "'
p iii r. cm pf .l'i
I'hlln Irait .. l
Hwys Oen ..;,;
Un Cos N J S'ir.
II S Steel pf. Ii"''
W J A Sea . 43
Wet C'l.ll lU
Am Storm pref Sri
Huff A Huicl t e r.S
nun: a kui prex 40
n prex iu
40U,
N J. mi!
alt .. 14'!
t am iron
Con Trap
(Jen Asuha
(l"n Aaehalt tif 47
mtliT in
nt ii nra t pf . 17
ri- i .. "it
Key Tel pf.... B7
Key Tel 1st pi. 17't
Lm Nav i tn 2A pf 4."
FOOTBALL SNAP MARKS
MACHINE-GUN WORK1
Hancock Squads Opun Stren
uous Practice With Brit
ish Teacher
CALLS FOR ATHLETES
CAMP TIANTCH'K. Augusta. Gn , Jan.
An
.Machlne-Kun lnsttui'tlon today demon
strated that speed alid nRlIlty were rc
tiuired In tho modern war name, "f-'ul-cide
sfiuads" of U10 tlneo i.iachlno-Bim
battalions nnd tho four Infantry com
panies put through tho fistt&t wot!;
jet experienced In tho Tiventy-tlghlli
. division.
Captain 1'eter Plnnell. ndUsor In ma
I chine-Bun training with tho llrltlsh mill
' taiy mission, Is in charge of tho instnic-
Hon, ,
The ,,,, battalions Include the 10711,.
loaui aim juhui aim- uro compofieu 01
troops formerly of tho old Komtli I11-
-.., ...,.
n.iiv.j. 1 nu iiiii.ii.ij uuinii.iiiies V.UU1U
fiom the four Infantry lecimenls.
"Mount cun,V tho llritlsher cried after
tevcral tnuads hid been lined up befuro
him and the preliminary Intruetlon
had been ffliii. b'hst N"o. 1 tool; the
Kun'a tilpod and placed It In position,
followed bj No. 2. who placed tho bar
lei on the tripod, and then No. B, who
placed tho ammunition for firing by tho
sldo of No. 2.
One, two, tluee mid tho gun was
mounted and flilpg. The eerclye Ik
unique 111 lollltniy manuals. There Is
speed from beginning to end The tri
pod is placed In ti flash. As soon no
No. 2 sees the bolt toady, he lushes up
'rom tho tieinh with tiiu baricll nnd on
It goes. When he U ready, the uiu
munition Is by his sldo ns No. 3 hur
ries back lo
incuts.
shelter to await develop -
There uie eight men In tho squad All
must take laio of the one machine gun
All must bo quick und alert, for upon
their aceuiacy and bpced depends, may
be, the holding of many thousands of
ticiinans at bay and tho saving of many
thousands of their coimailo.
Football practkc has nothing to ellipse
the work of m.tchlno gunners for quick
changing lroni positions. Tlio men Jump
from one place to another like a guard
getting onl of position to take lite place
In the interftience. Tho new war cmiiH
Is played with athletes.
Today, Hilly Aimstronsr, boxing in
stiuctor of tne division, will meet the
company boxing Instructors of tho camp
for a 1 onfei-cnce. Tlio boxing men, who
have all had expel lnco In the ring, will
meet in a mess hall in the old mv.ily
leservation.
WILSON GETS PRAISE
AND RAPS IN JERSEY
- . and diaftedvi: V. fjaldwln, who for sev-
enteen years has set led as general see
War Council Speakers Attack retary In onu of the Gotham hranchei.
Policies, but Body Indorses
President's Stand
NKWAllK. N". J., Jan. 2J Sweeping
ciitlclsm against the llovernment, and
especially tho fuel admlnlstrat'on. war
made by Dr. Alexander c. Ilumphres,
president nf Stevens I'nlveitlty cf Tech
nology: Austin Colgate, candidate for
tho Republican nomination for fnlUd
States Senator, and Yv'arrin c. King,
tlliector of the body, In &ddiessi.s dcllv-
led before the Now- Jersiy Mauu
fuituicrs" AVur Couurll's session In this
city. Following this the war council
unanimously adopted a leolutloii In
dorsing the Piesldetu's war policy.
Hoctor iruinphrejs's attack wot prin
cipally directed against s-cuetaiy Ikikcr,
Secretary Daniels and l loctor (larbelil.
Secretary Itakcr was described as n
"pronounced paclflM," whoso actions
weio "absolutely sb kciilng."
Secretary Daniel: was criticized for
urging that naval nUkeis be trained to
make speeches, and Dr. Uarlleld was
condemned for taking tho post of fuel
administrator when "ho knew that ho
w:ib not qualified for tho inisllloii." Pres
ident Wilson was cilllclzed for "Ills fall-
i ure to mako competent and pro)cr ap
1 ...i4 .in if
p n-h ,,-a n.nn --.,1 r...,i ,..j
. u ...u.v -... ('.wU..v w.,...vu
Doctor Humphreys's arraignment of the
Administration. It enthusiastically ap-
Doctor !
provea oi i-uioiici oiKaie vviien nu saiu,
in openlne His H'eech, that It looked as
If "every day would, bo Sunday by and
by
Continuing! Colonel Colgate saldi
"Aa manufacturcis, It Is our first duty
to obey any command received from our
Government. To obey such commands
may create minor hardships, but let us
(Ice and think only of tho soldleia and
sailors In Krance and In our camps.
' TJiey are tho ones who have mado and
i nr0 making tho sacilllces."
"". " n
Columbia farmers Name Officers
OVerlOOK mo mm 111 uur iiiui.uiK u siicii;
I HLOOMKnUHO. I'a., Jan. 22.- At the
annual election of the Columbia County
Agricultural society me roiiuwing omcers
were elected: H. IV. Itagenbucli,
tiresldent; Jl. J. i-ur-ci. -. 11. Kipgrosc.
P.uss Cieusy and Charles I-. Hartmnn. Soutl, SlMh street, was badly burned
vJ:ir.er"ldnmlBiaivr Menscl f "executl e auout ,lle bod- jBl '"'' l' ner
Si!fe.?njc?bI.Su1f: tSrt'cloWiw tauKht fin. fron, a lighted
Hany U. C'orrell. secretary; Rt J. John
uton. llbrailan. Tlie association doubled
the salaries 01 mc oiucera. 1110 inn-
' cleared $7000 last year
Safety Board Boosts Fish Sales
HAZLI7TON. Pa.. Jan. 23. Co-operating
with the State and national food
administrations, the food supply division
of the Publlo Safety Committee has
arranged for another drive on the sale
of fish today and Friday, to save the
r.oniumptloii of meat Two fish da a
will be observed here every week for the
remainder cf the war lireat quantities.
ixvv being Bent to Ilnaleton, vvhhh al
ready naa rtrponded to fie app al
BUSINESS CONTINUES VERY SMALL
- - -- ,jh
g4ei jg Qnlv Issue Showing Any Momentum of Con.l
OLl-1-1 0 V"'.y i"" - .',. sjuu-a
sequence Rapid Transit Certificates Inactive, 1
' l m .. , ' M
but Lower on Trifling Sale
i The iiiii,iiielnhla Hloek market was-no momentum ng a result of ib .....a
Hiw t eturtlnt; today after Its first i-hli- ment of carnlnss for tho month of rV?l
lerlnir holiday experience, and, cuts'.de of ceniher nnd tho nix inonllm ended nTl
' L'nlted Klutes Steel coininon, trading In ' icinher 31, which camo out late, jester!
no Isiuo attracted nny special alien- l day. There were no transactions until!
tlon. Hleel followed tho carl.' trend In ' near midday and then n six-share n&
V .. ... I !..... ., . nu .....n.-.l.wl ... IA1 -M .... ""
i.riiTi.r, .,fimu rirfi I'oiii
ew i oi k aim niniinitii ni"ic .u.., . ,,n ..,,uvu ..i, v., un nan a point
t..a .....I. . .1... .1 l.n,... ..lilt lllA Till. BlfllAmnnl t.twt H......I . "
WOidEN WIN PRAISE
OF MEADE COMMANDER
Hostess House Best Institu
tion at Camp. Says Gen
eral Nicholson
nu a Staff CoritsiMiidtnl
CAMP JinADJ:, Admiral, Mil.. Jan. 22.
l.lltlc Penn's best Institution Is man
agid by women.
It Is based upon a statement made to
day by (Jeneral . .1. Mcliolson, coin
mai.dci' of the I.lbeily KMsIon.
Comlnir from the camp's coimnander ,
't must be true, so tho women who hao '
iiitilliuitd 10 tho Vouns Women's
r'hiNllan Aoelatlon haio umiilo re
'n to feel proud. Geneial Xlcholson
'ii.ule 1111 liisection of tho hostess hoiiso
: today mid an hour later, when met by 1
I newhuiper men, niude the slalemcut that '
1 he liullillns was 100 tier cent elliclent.
"Tlit. hostess house wliloh Is managed
'" the Y. V. r. A.." tald the liiiier.il
t0"': ll.'at
, ailld nc is not twee as lanze. for morn
'oom Is 111 tiled to enteitain tho ever In
-iiMhliiK number of Riiests. To be tiuln
ful 1 don't know how wo could Ket
i alone without It. for to Ions ns lsitoi.s
be snino pioisI.Mi made for tlielr netds.
Th" hoitec house, so ably managed bj
tin nmueii solics the problem und fin
niiS.inlz.illuu ought to tempi p a till
incaiiirc of credit fiom cveiy in.r-.oi
who enjoys Its splendid appointments.'
Ilei.upii of their technical ti.ilnlni
lfty men at lilttle Penii who nre mm-
' iL''vll'c l'i tiie lanhs am to be given ai
mportunlly lo win shoulder Miapn.
.vii ni tlio men aio fiigliieeis. and If
he succeed in passing a special c
imlnatlnn they will be nppolmed as pio
Islonal second lieutenants, cotps of en
tlnrers Among tho Phlladclphlans who
in- likely to llguie In tho promotions
viexnnner I'laiii., roiuoanv li.
I Iut'',."lfmr': '''"""-'Ih K. Slat tin, l!at
pay I". S12tli Field Aitlllciy. nnd Mai
ohn V. Un.
or tlio siHth Ammunition
Tialn.
Sevci.il weeks ngo It became nppntent
'hat the engineering tinliB weio in noed
f olllceis, and a tabulation of I.ittlo
Point citizens teveulcd the natues of
nany men In tlio tanks who mcasuied
Ji to the 111 my htandaids, (Jener.il
'Icholson nnanged with C'aiitaln .Samuel
H. lhooks. of the 304th Engineers, lo
leteiiiiine the tltness or the men leioni-
iieudcd for promotion, and jesterday
ho embijo lleulenautb, armed with
tilangles, drawing pencils and oilier
'ip-uuiuents made an attack upon Hie
uobleins piopounded by tho CN.uiiluIng
boatd.
lIchlccn of (lie men who look U10
tests came fiom tin. Twenty-Uilul ( 11
s;hiecrs and olcven hailed fiom the
Twent-sev-enih lhigltieers. ' The lattfi
outfit Ii one of tho most novel or
ganizations In tho National At my, for
lU woik 011 tho other side will be con
fined to mining nnd sapping the enemy
trenches.
TP.A.SFi:i'.S aiaui:
.Several transfets vveio ordeml today
Piivato Herlln li llockenbery. ot the
3Hth Inftiiry, goes to .1 signal iorp'
unit In the South: Piivuto lialpli i".
Cook, 324th Field Slgt al U.ittallon, Is
sent to WnshliiElon to Join the enlisted
Oidnaneo (.'oips; Pilvate
Hinckley, ll.ittcry F. 113th
Iery, Is sent to tho Aviation Section
Signal 1:01 v. ami Private John W.
Smith, of tho 313th li.fantiy, goes to tho
Signal C'oips In New York city.
in an euoit to ilieck tho How of men
" ..I1'0 ,,in!u fo1' nillltary service. Major a call was nut to Clly Hall. A patroll
nsslst tho civilian physiciana attached to
local draft boaids.
".Major Jackson," said one of the
arm surgeons, "will i.oi direct the
civilian ph.dcl.ins, bin will endeavor tn
standardize the physical tests. Ho will
offer tuggestloim as to how- selects must
be examined and In thlf. way aid the
local boards In thtilr woik of lejcctlng
men who no 1101 measure up to army
staudaids.'
THROUGH SNOW WITH BABY
I ATMrioi. T.-nmn n,.nn T.....i ,. I nicn nre to benefit through the awaro, .
v..w. .t...!". v., A.AUUlllUIll I" -
c,ct AM for Trnmllv '
ct rtm lor tam"i' mammmmmmmmm
WIMCP'S-U vmtl Inn vi,.
, Maigiiln K"np! a v Cw "t iiftv-tvvo
j years and tho mutlur of sK children.
wameii iweive nu es over tlis snow
capped mountain roads with her
joungest child In her anus. Just to get
vi at in. When sho got hero she pleaded
for somo means of getting warmth for
tho rest of her family, which she said
was freezing in the shack called "home"
on Hald mountain.
The mother und her baby wero sent to
tho United dimities and relief was dis
patched to the children. They had neither
shoes nor stockings, very little under
wear and rngged outergarments nnd
were huddled under a few old horse
blankets nnd quilts. All were brought
here.
Girl Burned on "Heatless .Monday"
Sadie 1-Tnuk. eight yeaia old, of 1910
- I candle, xne tniiu was passiiig through
' ner lamem sioio at tlio time, and the
sioro ocing narii on account of "heatlesn
atonday." used the cundle to light her
l0 t. Ulm il'UH Inlikn " 111.
Hospital, Her Injuries aro not fatal.
TOO I.ATK FOB CfSSIflCATION
DKATIIH
of Oeorg. w. JerrettolLi '72 n'ei".! 1
inrt
rrieimj invibd .to funeral. Flrat Month I
KUIbwlay 21th.
a in, from llnrthnm
Prlenda' aliMluy II
iiurti I itrti' qu. 1 a a
lv.31 a nl.
Ji-.e Jut adjolnlna
laia ivniovi 1 rem
- ON THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE!
i'uiiu iiuiiiii; inu iiiri. in,..,, ,,..,. ... 1 ' ........ v., . .wi fvt-irinuer enowedti!
turnoxer showliiB much linprotein-iit Krosi carnliiBM of 12 022.129, as com.f
oiet jestenlay. pared with $2,487,287 In beeember, 1JH
Onl) live stocks appeared on tho ticker but an Increase In operating expense! '
before 11 o'clock Lake Supirlor came lesulled In tho net for the month hi..!
out a quarter higher at l:i"i. l'hlladcb $1,039 840, as iiBalnst I.n9I,193 the ctei i
phU Electric lost a finitlon, l'ennsj I-1 v'ous December. Kor tho six months
nnla llailroait n off a trlllo also nnd the Broas was $15,030,58. compared wits 1
lleadlne wns unrliangrd. ,$13,867,145 In 191G, nnd the net wi
Ilii old Transit tru--t certificates showed $0,213,271, compared with $11,163,326
CAMP DK INSURANCE
CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS,
Only -18G1 Men Remain Whoi
Have Not Taken Out
Their Papers
NEW Y. Jf. C. A. LEADER ' BOOZE SUPPLY PUZZLES!
CAMP VIS. AVrlRhtstown. N". J.. Jan. 5!,
Tlio men of tho r-eienty-elghtu tj.
vision are noluinir tlieli own In 11.. r
' ojinpaltrn that Is bclnc ivastd to Indue j
. nt least 95 per cent of the soldiers h.r
Although this assertion may ujitet the to take out war rlik insiiiancc beforeJ
hopes of many ofTlcers at this camp who ' 1'ebtuary 12. Only 4 801 men have not
have been strlUnt,- to m.iko reputations beu "'fi"'',J u"l l"'.fi' already havsj
lutit 11 uui 1 hit iifi-vf-iii j paiiers. innu
"( total amount willten is $104,599,600. Oti
this amount $144,D43,uiiii Is tti'l lneltcct-
here, the icmsiliider ln.iiiK carried by
men wlio Ime been trnnsfei red to others
camps. i
Fifteen Dul.iwaii. imu lioni ilie l'io.l
neir KeKlinent of Infanti.v will beadmlt.l
ted to tho Unfiling sihool for ofllctrr.'fl
nnd those (.elected to Wtriid tho school!
nt Aniilston have been iceomniended fori
the classes hero. Tin y follow : First Ser4
ite.mls .1. 13. Jenkins, Ihncst Unison anlj
Ueorsc J. Srliultz: .Sergeants Ccorjas
1. (irciti. Peter J. Soinmers, T. B. Un4
ilerwood, Walter O. Newton. Pat Id j.J
Mays, I.eon I.. I.ynian. llany Blremaul
and A. S. lleinel : Corporals Ralph!
Adams, II. P. tiiccn, lienige A. lludfon.V
and filiate ileorge (.'. .SloHou
In order to fill atnmles the follow. 1
110 ppiiuitud lo i-iittr cuni) theie must lnK ",0" fron1 ,,ie iIIvImIo" h.no been tuvti
signed to the school: t'urpoial Morton?
A. Way, of llattery A, SnTtli j.-ield Ar
tlllrry; Sergeant I.eo .1. Illnchcliffe.j
308111 Field Altlllcij ; Corporal HaroHj
P. Phll'lps, Battel y ', SOi'th Field Artll-,
lery; Corporal Ktuin is li Downli.g, I05dj
llngincers; Sergeaiu (Jordon A. Ketch-I
urn, Tvventy-slMh Knglneers; Sergeant
Georgo D. f'ronan, 310th Infantry; Ser-j
geant A. N. Aldrlch, 311th Infar.trril
Seigeaut .1. II. Kuuier. Tncnt -fourth
Knglnecrs ; .Sergeant tllchaiil c Stliesl
nnd Sergeant lavid II. Cole. 153d Depot;
111 Igadc.
In cider thai dm division may lj
cquippcti 10 men nu conuitiuns on im
b.ittlo front". Colonel Harry N. Cooto,
clilei" of staff, I1.11 appealed to all owners,
of Cicunau sheep dogs, Aliedales an!
plgioim to send them hero for war train'
lug. Owing to tho fact that barrage fir3
Is used on all the flouts It la Impossible
fur artlkrymeii to see the signals of tlifl
infantrymen, and the dogs and pigeons
arc to lie used in keeping open the liner
or communication.
what to do with the liquor he lias.
confiscated Is novv worrvinir Colonel E.
S. IJattlcs, in command of the military!
I'uiivc, .11. iirsi me novcinnieni oraercii,
that it bo shipped on for use In making1
smokeless powder, but now that It la
cheaper to buy pure alcohol they liaW
Infoinicd division otlkials U.at It Is up
10 tiiem lo dispose r tne liquor.
Captain Wlnfleld K Petlgrue, of tin
luJd Uepot Jliigade. has been assigned
na iiujuiaiu to colonel Lincoln C. An.
utews. I'Dinmandant of tho training!
tcuuoi lor oiuceis lieie,
Ilie Led Cross oiganlzatloii here hs'
made u itiivcy of tlio division nnd flnili
that tho i-oldlers request the following im
111.es. which win Do supplied at oncfl
wiiu me exception of tlio helmets; 20IIJ
In Its effoit to llnd a gunural dlicctori '"cateis. 5360 paits of socks, 3C63 mufl
for the tamp Y. Jl. (.'. A., tho iliierloisl ,,cr''' v-t: I'"''" of wristlets and 84IH
01 mat organization went to New York ";. instead or me last-named wrfr
muiiicis will bo distributed and tliesi
can 110 wound aiound the head
LEAPS TO SHUN IIUKGLARS
Chester Woman Jumps From Third
Story to Porch Roof
L'IIl:T.;H Tn . .r.n, Timmleri
f I Olll ll (llle.l.bl,.,... ...tii.ti.... nl nn .trtrl
iioucii. j.iutiui, .viish .delalde Jilitvrell, of IBIj
1'leld Artll- cast .Mneteenth street, shlveied on al
iioicii ioor because she hcaid burglaral
in tlio house. Ferc'lud liiion a more loftyj
pedestal was tho houseuiald crslns for;
nci witn Jllss lllrtwell.
.Nelgbbors who heaid the ilirieks turn
bl. ,1 r.iit t.t I.a. I a.... it... I.... .......An anA
T. " .lacksuu. of the Jledlcul Corps. I load of bluecouts headed by Police Capil
nai uien assigueii to tin- Philadelphia!""" nl" rcsiueu Jllss mriweil ana ncrj
dlstilci and foi tne uet few weeks will' "'"'paiiion. Tlio Intruders broke open a
cellar window and lorced open a cellarJ
door. Tlio burglats decamped befojal
inw jjuiicu urnvea
Bond Bonus by Lackawanna
hi.'P.A.VTo.V. I'a.. Jn.11 22. Threa
hundred thousand dollars In Liberty!
jjouus win uo distributed among 5vv:
employes of tho Lackawanna nallroaa;
u3 nouuses on .vprll 1, accotdlng 10 ui
aiiiiouiiLenient inado here. Umplojresl
receiving S000 or less will recehjl
$0 bonds, while thoso getting !00'j
r moro vv 111 get bonds worth 1200. Mea5
and women lu the clerical department. i
muiion agents, operators and dk'
Is It
Worth
ic Per
Day
to you- to
have an un
limited sup
ply of pure
water any
where in and
about your
countrv or
suburban home or farm?
tiEPTUNE Water
Supply System
gives an abundance of purf;!
sparkling; water, under Wgn
pressure, any time and any
place you want it. Moderate
in1" price; easy to install and
economical; costs awmi na
cent a day to operate.
Write for booklet No. 38.
' JzeckjBjzos.Co.
I'lundilnx and llcatinf Rapnllfi
DISI'bAY ROOMS
41 to SO N, Slh St.
S06 Arth St.