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' PROPttSTE TEDESCftE
Neun Artnistizio Fino nj che
Continucranno gli Orrori
Teutonic!
? order at lh President.
A. f, BURLESON.
Postmaster OrMrst.
Washington, le., 18 otlobre.
"IncondUlonata resa" e' II tenon delta
rlsposta del President. Wilson alio nola
dl pie della nermania, Iraimtm la
ctTsa notte a Berllno. Essa e' In finale
rlsposta dtll'Amerlca. Non vl possono
MM diseussioni dl termini, tlmpof
trtt dtcltlone del Presldcnto Wilson
1U2' riumersl come Heme:
-vestlima consideration, vl puo' es.
jr. per un arfntstltlo flno a che la dor
mttla comlnul a Intimana ed llletale
distention, dl vlte dl propriety In
terra ed In mar. Mnn ,i -. .
JtmlstUlo lino a che I capl mllKofl prtis
ZZT .non. Bolt dovranno rltlrare lo loro
FBle .? ,UUo 'I terrltorlo delle na
lonl delt Ihtcsa, ma, In additions n do',
I. WTnato drall Stall Until e dell'Intesa
oovraftno avers assoluta soddlefatlone.
.....,n r Nuvasjuaraie per II mantenl
mento delta presents supremaila mill
tare aella rone rotto II comando del
rfnerale "och.
"to condUlonl dl qualslaal armlitltlo,
che potesae renders! posslbllr, dovranno
Msare slablllte da comandahtl delle
armate dull Hlatl Unltl e dell'Intesa,
win yu queue per la evncuutlone del
terrltorl Invasl.
"Xon vl polra' essere una pace fene
rale flno a ohe li taie iim,..i.
mllltar. termanlca abblano cessato dl
cortlrollare I desilnl del mnnin i..-.
SI deve Inoltre Intendere che le prln-
vii vunuiziuni suite quail Inslstera' II
The detpued American Conti
nentalt lived on pitiful ration and
shivered in their raft at Valley Forge.
But they brought Liberty to the
United State.
It is for us to see that the
warriors of Liberty of our'
prosperous days nave all
that is needful for the
great work of emancipa
tion they are carrying on.
BUY LIBERTY
BONDS NOW
The War Can't Wait
Continental- Equitable
Title a Thust Company
Nnttotul, Slate and City Depotltory
Twelfth Street Above Chestnut, Philadelphia
HfiOOfiOO Capital flftOOftOO Surplus
Brtffi.i:U'.l8Kg3
Take Advantage of
Your Full Tax
Exemption Privilege.
If you are in doubt as
will be gUd to go over
Guarantee Trust & Safe Depoiit Co.
PHILADELPHIA PA.
31MV20 Chestnut Street
enrxsAX. emoz wuT.raru. omox
14XS S. rENN SQUARE S. MND STREET
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WAKE UP, PHILADELPHIA!
4th LIBERTY LOAN
The tale of Liberty Bonds in Philadelphia has been greatly
handicapped by peace talk and the prevailing epidemic, the,
time for action .is here.
To aid in the sale of bonds this Bank will make loans secured
by Fourth liberty Bonds, subscribed for through it, at 4
for 90 days, "with renewals at the same rate covering the entire
period of one year.
YOU LENL TO UNCLE SAM
and
WE'LL DO THE REST
THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
IK SOUTH THIRD STREET
f
,i .rtA
i r4i.rlma dl un nrmhHlilo
saranno la eomtrteta oecupaslon. delle
perdute province tlell'Atsaala Lorens. dl
tutte e vie del Reno, comprese le cltta'
fortlncals dl Met o Rtrasburir. Boo
qucerte condlilonl Inconlrcranno l'ap
prnvatlone deull Hlatl Unltl."
II Penato In Waahlmrton rlmase Ire
seduta lino a che itlunse e fu lettn In
rlsposta del Presidents alia (lermanln.
Tats rlsposta fu salutata da Rrandl ap
plasl rlscuotende I'approvatlone dl tuttl.
Ih tuttl I clrcoll Urtlclnle rra-na un ntrrio-
sfern dl Ruerra e non dl pace, Mentrc II
Ketretarln Ijinslns; comuweava ai
lornaltstl la rlsposta del Presidents. II
seirretarlo dl questl, Mr. Tumulty,
rendevn pubhllco II eeiruente comunleatdt
"II Ooverno contlnuera n mandare
oltre 180,000 nomlnl, con tutte le loro
ptovvlste, oirnl mm e non vl dovra
esKrre nessurn rllaseamento dl qualslacl
specie."
Roma. IB ottobre.
Tfn comunlcato ufTlclale. pubbllcalo
1'altra notte dal Mlnlstero della rtuerra,
ha annuntlato cho le truppe Itallane,
operantl si fronte In Albania, hnnno
occupato la cltta' dl Kavaya In quale
troviui! a dodlcl mlxtla ft sud-cst dl
Duratto. Ioccupailone nwenne sabato
scorso ed ora si ritlene tmmlnente
I'occupatlone dell'altra cltta' dl Klrana
firr opera dello due colonne dl truppe
tallans cho contlnUano la lorn avanzntn.
Con In onttura dl quest'ultlma cltta'
si deve rltenere" vlclna anche I'occupa
alone dl Iu ratio.
Dal fmnto In Italia sono Rtunte notlxle
che sefnalano noltanto una note-ole
atttvlta' del rlpartl dl rlcoenlzlone
lunito tutto It front dl bnttsRlla.
Anche Rll avlatorl Itallnnl ed allentl
sono attlvlsstml e eon suocesso hnnno
compluto varle ed Importantl Incurslonl
aeree, speolal mente bombnrdando I In
vorl mllltarl del Torto dl Trlwto ed I
sobborihl dl Puraiio.
Turn Elkt Club. Into Hoiplttl
nrlntol, rs., Oct. IE. Bristol Lodge,
n. r. O. K., has turned over Its mftR
nlflcent river-front home here to the
nrlntol tted Cross as an emergency hos
pltal In the InflUenta epidemic. The
hospital will be ptepared to handle sev
eral hundred cases by tonight.
to how to do so we
the details with you.
c-!x5aa8nsssi53s?swr;
vlji
"VsaaSaVsfsaKsaaaaaaaafifinsfljM' , jH
i
mtom vpmxo
U. S. Puts Life
in Vladivostok
Csnllnsed from Pscs Oft
cans encamped on the Usurl Wver, 60D
miles away,
Dut one day Is needed here to hear
the testimony of all that the Ciechs nre
the real boys. They rule the city and
they operate the ships and railroads.
Marching through th streets, they ghe
a splendid Impression, while In the In
terior they are lighting, against the
greatest odds, the Bolshevlk-flertnan
prisoner combination. This Is vrhat
makes our men particularly restive, for
like all soldiers they prefer a campaign
to a camp. .
Vlsdlrsstek Impressive
Vladivostok lewed from a shin In
the riulf of Amur presents an Imposing
and Impressive picture. The city lies
on mountain slopes like the sides of a
great nmphlthentre. From a distance
ono sees the Allied and Ited Cross ting
walng from Innumerable modern build
ings. e
In the harbor are American. British.
Chinese, French and Japanese war
ships, while scattered through the Clolden
Hom gulf are old Itusolan ships, some
damaged by the Bolshevik! but now
housing refugees.
Stretching for several miles along
the' bay are warehouses packed with
supplies bought before the revolution,
but which never reached the husslan
front because of the terrible congestion
everywhere. In the outskirts of the city
one sees millions of dollars' worth of
supplier "In canvas-covered mounds
guarded by Americans.
The city's cobbled streets are busy
with droskles, army cars, passing Japa
nese army wagons, refugees by the thou
sands, even Itusslan officers, wearing the
Ctnr's decorations and Csechs with a
red and white ribbon on their capn.
modnled after the American overseas
caps.
The street cars run, but they are n
filthy as Mexican cars and are Jammed
from stem to stem, it Is worth one's
life to ride In one of them.
American Rase
In the wide main street near the city's
center are General Uravcs's headquarters
In a two-story brick building, while the
American base Is nearly four miles away
up the Oolden Horn bay, where the
Americans occupy enormous warehouses
as barracks. Ucheral Uraes and his
Immediate staff Ihe at headquarters,
where the accommodations were better.
My nrst day here resulted In a riot of
Impressions and opinions, but a striking
thing Is the city's animation and hustle,
a condition which Is outward ohly, for
when one orders meals or attempts to
hurry there are n thousand Impediments.
It takes from two to four hours to get
food and longer to send a telegram, for
procrastination It not a fine art but n
habit here.
Kvery one's business Is to get money
with the least effort. Prices aro sky
high and would bo prohibitive were It
not for tho ease with which money I
issued. Thousands of different kinds of
Itusslan money clrculnle here, even bond
coupons and stamps and the shops,
when they cannot give change, write
I O. IV for change. These are circu
lated again as money.
Such la a btrdseye view of the city,
which Is a thousand miles from the old
Itusslan front. Nobody knows how far
it remains from the center of the Itus
slan rebirth. Today It Is only a base,
wllh Irregular telegraph communication
and poorer train connection with the In
terior. Carl W. Ackerman. whose first cable
dispatch as special correspondent at
Vladivostok for The IIvkhino Putu.tc
J.Rtxirn appears today, Is noted as a
writer of several articles and books on
the war.
Mr. Ackerman was an American cor
respondent In Ucmany from the time of
the outbreak of the ar Until the
United .States broke oft diplomatic rela
tions. He came home through Switzer
land and Paris with Ambassador
(lerard.
Hlncc then he has written articles for
The Haturdny Kvenlng Post, The Even
ino Public I.ErxiKn, and tho Public Led
ger, notable among them being "tier
many, the Next KepublloT"
Mr. Ackerman was' a correspondent In
Central Kurope for trto years before the
war. He came back to America, only
to be returned when the war began.
GRIP KILLS JACOB MUTH
Uncle of Boy Once Kidnapped Influ
ent Victim
Jacob Muth, uncle of "Freddy" Muth,
who was kidnapped several years ago
and was the central figure In one of the
biggest mystery cases In the police an
nals of this city, died of Influents.
He was burled this afternoon after
funeral services at his home, 1Q32 Co
lumbia avenue, Mr. MUth, lived with
Charles Muth, father of the once kid
napped boy.
Jacob Muth died last Raturday after
a few days' Illness of Influenta. which
turned to pneumonia. He nas 47 years
of age.
PRINCE RESCUES BANKER
Axel of Denmark Saves Seattle Msn on
Flihing Trip
Reattle, Oct. IB. Prince Axel of Den
mark, here on a visit, went fishing yes
terday In I-ake Curl.
Besides getting a basket of fish thn
Prince Jumped into the water and pulled
out naymond Fratler. a Seattle banker,
a member of the party, who had slipped
oft a boating log.
KJMi?At)PHiA tubdXy,
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
MARKET STRONG
, IN MOST ISSUES
AshuratV Encouraging Statement
Was Unncccsary to Keep
Stocks in Good Demand
The published Interview with Renator
Ashurst, of Arltonn, after his talk with
President Wilson yesterday afternoon
was not needed to strengthen tho secur
ity market, which had been strong from
the opening, but It had lis Influence ap
parently, In a degree, near the close. At
least this was the opinion of many
bankers and brokers.
Practically the whole list showed
great strength from the opening to the
close, the railroads, oils and peace
stocks generally taking the lead. It was
tsknowledgod In the boardrooms yester
day that United (Hates Steel was cer
tainly nctlng very much like a peace
took.
That Germany Is hopelessly beaten Is
almost unlrersally acknowledged, but
that she must be beaten till she squeals,
and the possibility of her ever being
nble to hrag that, with the whole world
against her, her frontiers were never
pierced and broken, must not be toler
ated, Is the talk of the .Street. Bankers
and brokers are almost unanimous In
demanding unconditional surrender.
There Is a not Inconslderahle number
In the financial district who believe the
war Is not over yet. nor will It be for a
long time to come, by which It was
found they meant wc may have another
year of It.
Among the questions freely discussed
In the Street yesterday In connection
wllh the war news was. What would
Oermahy have demanded from us had
she been the victor?
One well-known hnnker. who was at
the front for the V. M C. A. for a
time, said, when asked, that such a con
dition was unthinkable. "I would rather
bury my wife And five children, much ns
I love them." he said, "than see the
Huns victors Ift America."
There was Soma, difference of opinion
as to whether the stock market yester
day was a war of a pence market. Many
were In favor of attributing tho rise In
prices to the splendid work of the Allied
armies under Foch. rather than the
near prospect for pence.
The Investment houses are devoting
their time and energies to the liberty
Lonn campaign. Many of them nre
woefully shorthanded through the In
fluenta epidemic,
"Only the tightness of money pre
vents this market from running awny,"
was thn remark of a very conserva
tive broker yesterday as he surveyed tho
rapidly mounting quotations. "Hut,"
he said, "we can't expect easy money
and plenty of It, w-lth the flovprnmont
calling upon tho banks for so much.
I bellpvr thnt nny legitimate business
can get nil the money neceary to carry
It on, hut there Is none for the specu
lator, nrtd under the circumstances It Is
right that there should not.be."
In a discussion yesterdny over the
question as to whether railroad securi
ties ate war or peace securities, the ma.
Jorlty seemed to place them In the peace
class.
One broker remarked that they were
selling far hclow their nvernge prlc
levels of former years because their divi
dends are fixed at present rates, while
taxes are so heavy as to make fixed In
comes less valuable than formerly, and
many who had fixed Incomes seemed to
favor railroad securities ns an Invest
ment. It should be remembered, he said,
that the ptesent conditions are tem
porary and that lowering of taxation
will come with peace, and on this basin
nlonn. If no other, railroad securities
should derive considerable advantage.
Liberty Loan Drlre
Next to the curiosity regarding the
reply which President AVIIson would give
to the Oermau reply signed by State
Secretary of Foreign Affairs Solf, the
success of tho Fourth Liberty Loan wns
the most Important topic of discussion In
the financial district today
As to the first, the prevailing senti
ment seemed lo be embodied In the
wtTds 'Trust Wilson," and as to the
second there were a variety of views,
from a fear that the combination of the
Influenta. epidemic and Indifference
brought about by the apparent nearness
of peace would have a serious effect en
the final figures to a feeling of optim
ism that this country has never yet
failed In any great matter which It un
dcrtook, and that the loan will be over
subscribed when the closing gong of the
campaign Is sounded.
A banker who expressed his doubts
about the filling of the quota of the
Philadelphia Federal Heserve District
said yesterday that "people should real
ise that even were peace" declared to
morrow our experience of tho past, when
the most expensive year of the Civil
War period was the year after the
war ceased, should spur every cltlten to
subscribe for the last cent he can raise,
"Vlth 2,000,000 In Europe who must
be well provided for In every way," he
said, "with large contracts out for war
material and our determination to keep
on sending 10.000 more men each day
till the Allies get the kind of peace they
want, needs money, and we can't berrow
It from anywhere except our own peo
ple. If," jio concluded, "people could
only be convinced that Liberty Bonds are
the prime security of th'e world, and
w III go to a premium shortly, the spirit
of selfishness should compel them to
subscribe If patriotism does not appeal
sufficiently.
Ilcgular listed bonds on tie New Tork
Block Exchange have been gradually In
creasing In value In almost every In
stance during the last week. What
then can be expected from Liberty Bonds
when the war Is oVerT
"This Is the biggest loan In tho his
tory of war finance and Its failure would
at this tlmd Htlrfi.li llu- iUcs uuiin u
mlllltnry pirtv in the C'ential Kmp.r
It must not fall."
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YOltK Money oh call opened,
lending and renewing, mixed collateral
at 6 per cent, Industrials 6V4 per cent.
rillLADKI-rillA Call. 6 per cent;
time, tLttt percent. Commercial paper,
three to six months, 5 8 per cent; six
months, per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, Oct. 16, The readjustment
of neutral exchanges due to wnr devel
opments were further, reflected In the
new low records on this movement In
Swiss exchange. Kwlsa cables dropped
to 4.94 and checks to 4. OS. a loss of four
centimes since Monday. The other neu
trals displayed a heavy tone
quotations were:
Demand sterling 4.75 7-16, cables
4.7 -l: sixty-day bills nominally 4.73
and ninety-day bills 4.71,
Krone cables E.47, checks .48.
Mro cables 0.95, checks 6.36.
Hwlsa cables 4.91, checks 4 96.
Guilder cables 43, checks 42H
Pesetas cables 20.60, checks 20.80.
Ktockholm cables 28. .0, checks 29.20.
Cnrlstlanla cables 27.80, checks 27.(0.
Copenhagen cables) 27.80, checks 27,20.
BANK CLEARINCS
nankf clatrlnss today compared with cor
responding dav laat two yer;
rhllad ,j.4snn iss.iSI.sk.i iss.Viiulsss
N, York S.37rSll Mivn;a.7; sts 144 7
lloaton., II.OftA,703 ai.atS.tiHi a 64. 831
London Market Firm on U. S. Note
latndon, Oct. 18. The stock market
was mrn ana encenuuy ormg rgday.
wawmmn au. n m rrmv m mm
Philadelphia Markets
CHAIN AND FLOUR
VVIIKAT rtecelhtt. 11I.IN10 buth.la.
MarkM strsity. Quolillon.i Cur lots In ntrt
lhtl
llilc
eievsior Hiowrrimeni nisnonra i
evstitr Hlowrritnent
UtiiUrri nrlcn N'o.
Uftilard iaipertlon),
Manila rd prlcea-
1. ml winter. 13.391
Nn. 1, rnirlhrrn.iprln
iprlni
i. 1.
, St! No, 1. hard
wlht-r. IJ.SBl Nn,
tain Nn, 1, rwt smuKy. 12 Ms No.
rea w,5"'i." 'I
Intrr. li S(li No. 2 nortlmn sprisj
prist. 13 14:
. rf winter.
rra
No
3. hartl wlnlar. ill. IS! Nn
arnrs), IJ.Sfl no. X,
i. i. rra smutty.
v. r.i n.iurr. '.
&., i..b ft
S3i Nn. t. nnrtnern
I.
nrtnera sprlnti
1231 No t, hurt
. r-T. -. . ... .,
12.10. No
I2. no. i
winter, tsriltky
I. red smutty.
"uivitN ttrreltxs, 1M1 buahrla. Trade
ffai alow and there was no chant In
prlrea Uuntatlnnai Cat Iota for local Irailf
Yellow, as to trad and loratlon, ll.oltr
1,70,
lTfl Ilert-lpta. Mts tmahrl. The mar
ket waa tp hither In sympathy wllh th
recent adanpe In Ihe wt. Quotstlona
Car Iota aa to location No 2 white. SOO
M)V4rl atandard while. 7mrsori No.
whfl
me,
TRU OTni.i V 4
rnlte. ITittSe.
FIXKln ItM-olnla. 4AS.S11 Iha. (n Mrtta
Trade waa rtull a.ni prlrea favored buyers.
SS.BIS Iha. in
lluotallonir To arrive, P'r ids Iba. in hs-hi.
arlia VVinter whest 100 per rent flour.
llUAtnifti Kan
ana wheal, wo per cni
flour, Ito.nftQin S.Vi sprint wheal, too Per
rtnt flour.
tin. (loo I
oT.(V
bin riAtv
Hit
iii ainwiv At rormer
isr ratn.
V.VV quote at ts.BOOt.sn per barrel. In saelca,
a to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market ruli-d Arm wllh a fair Jobblnt
demand. The loll
inuowii
Ins la the rnnie of quo.
isiionai city
fnnkMl And
veatern btef, . in
eta.
alr-drled. He: city baf,
snucklra and t-ndera. amnkrd. slrlrled.
fc; ncrr knuckles an lenders. rnva,
4sci beef hma 1001 pork, family, t606ti
bama. a. I. eiiren. looae, Stfn9ci do akin
ned. loo... SntTSjr; do. amokrd. SlOllr:
other hama, moked, city cured. a to
brand nnd nverase SneSTc: hama, amokrd,
weaiern eureil astSTc: do. bolltd, bon.lna
ftlic: picnic ahouldera, H r. cured. Ioo.
3c: do, emokrd. 2Sci bellies In pickle, if
cordlhc to a erase, looe, Oc breakfaat
bacon, na to brand and averasv. city cured.
47ei breakfaat bason. wetern cured. 47cs
lard. wetern rencd. 2T2Hc! lord, pure
city, ketll rendered l!H:sic.
REFINED SUGARS
Offerlnts were llsht and the market rule
Arm on n baala of lc for line granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHKB8E The market ruled fln
under
llsht oftrrlnsa and a rair fl.mann. roiiow.
ins are quolauona; fa ""ii wnmr-mi ,
fane
do
fair to irnoa. frh. B2sjHci VVlecnn-
In, erhnlp'
r.f I.. BMU
nhnlclnllk, fancy,
o irood. SiQR2Vtc,
VTKR The markr
idvahce. Demand
tv, ,n,l iinrleevfAilei
at..! AJ71 Gi uu, uu.
IIIITTKR The market waa quiet st Ihe
tat advance. Demand w cmrny ror ine
medium and undertranea. uuoiauonm rona.
packed creamery, eitra. nic; hlsh.r.ecorlns.
riHid. It!f(ll4c: extra r)rt, ointVtc: flrts.
SMI RRc: Mconda, MW.le: fancy brsnda uf
prints jobblnt at fi(lin.c
fair to food at
EUtlH The market waa In tood ahape and
rrnne.
Arm. with a rainy scnvo ni-manq lor ooin
Arat snd held atocka. The quotations follow!
Kree caaea. nearby flrt. 1U no per aiunn
rd caaei current recelpta. 1MinOln!t0 pe
Kree caaea. tieArbr flrt. Illl l per atund
anl caaei current recelpta. flMinOlSIIO per
caaei weaterh. cttra flrata. in.l0.per casvl-
nrts. Ilil.POrt 10.20 per caa: Inlerior lots
lowers alorate etta. M2 7IIW1SS0 per cni-e
aa to nualllyi candled and rccrated eggi
were Jobblnt st Mil 02c, per dot.
POULTRY
l.tVR The market wna alradv with de
mand fair st the lato decline. Quotations!
Fowii. I
Jt'tSSci
not Isruhorm. ttrcordlnir to nunliii.
l.tRnnrii iow in, mm wri
lirKhnrm nccort
ofrtinn
lrKn.
li nuulltv. RsinSsVi uhle t.rithirn rhlrlmts,
In (tUkillty
nn.l-.'ilr
c; nxintprii.
little;
liuokti. I'fkln.
A(lf33r; do, Indian Uunnrr.
jki Atift Bulnpim
ynunir. fl'ri'-ir, mkii-
Inie 1H'J Um BPlro.
kir.ft. tin r
"nV; ttiiinpnu. oM. per nalr, IMf J
nn. oll, iw pair. SOWarto. do.
lit j,4ii; nuiKiirr
KOc: plpTcotin. oltl, vr
lounic per pulr.
unv nrf toulf. ''.inaiTC.
rillRRHRIi continued Arm. with kuppltr
well c'cinii!
tlen: rreah-kllled fiiwls.ln hbls.. dry-picked,
fancy aolcclid.,Ssci welching; 4tt Iba nnd
r
r lllltin INK wnr jitc '" i
... ,4-..- 1M aaaa tttjh nliivta,
U, n nois.. nry-picKrn, i
OV"r apiece, Ol'tc; emeiirr i.ri ..UV-...V.,
old rnonleis. dry-plcked.2KHcichlce.ena.
weatern. fancy, wclshlne IHSr: lba. apiece,
SS(.f4(ic! nelahlnt 4 lb. apiece nd over.
ac: celthlnr S' lba. apiece. SSffMei
welshlnc 2Ki lb. apiece, .ion 31c: anrlnt
ducks. Iinu laland snd I'enniylyanla. SHM
.IDC! aquaba, per dor., white, wclshlne II W
!.' Iba. per dot, $H(A2nl do. weighlnt W
in Iba. per doi. 7T7.n: do. i,thlnsr H
Iba. per dot., fBptH.SOi do. welthlng 7 ha.
n-r dn., Mnr.i do. weishln nwU lb.
per dm.. 3 4: dark. M.Mtt'iM! smafl nnd
No. V. IKVlI.tU: sulncaa, ount, per pair,
7RcOl.'.'S: old. S0t7Sc.
FRESH FRUITS
rholce stock old fairly snd vlluea ten
erally were ateadlli held as. follows; Ay
plea. New Tork, per bbl Wealthy. 3
BU: Aleiahder. I4fni Mnlden llluah 14
rtni llubbarditon. I4ffl: tlravcnsteln. IS BO
SO: Twenty-Ouncv. IS .viitfn.an: areen-
nlrii. KnnijhunlA nnd Vlrirtnln. wt bbl
fi.i.-.. li nfMi Ulnar illAAl nttldwln.
in
nt various varieties. mn, . yi.
4.nnti Kins, lies: lialdnln,
e.V llVn liaH. 3.ao4 York lmpcrlnl,
Applei. per
liunhei baakt, 4cfrtl.K'i; do.
tifri'i 7 Jnnntnun. nun. ad
per tiusnei
a. nor S-
baikft. $191.7.V
buahi I b.iakct. Sl.Rnes.t.V APP'V". ra-
.1. v run npi'n
inrniM, irr mi.
York, per bbl.. 0
rornta. per ikix, i.Trtj.n". wuiui-i-e. .--"
Pe',
hasiUavt IS-T ft :.
ears. New Tork. eeiKci.
llli Un, UU, VI IIU.MH .-
per bbl. ITV1-. nan. j.w ium. i-i
hushel.bs.kel Meikel., I3W4.M: "Truer; s
rioac. I3W3..W: flemlah llcautv IS"''-';0-I'esrs.
t'sllfornla. per bos, J4pn. Plurna.
New Vork per 4-ql.baaket Heine Claude
MM3c: Oamiion. MflPdloi lllue Qase. 33
03c. IMiima. New York, IMmapn. per
buhe. 3tT3 R0. rinms, .fsllfornls, tier
tax, ItW.'. Prunes. Nw Vork. per 4-lt.
Imaket. 4ufl0c. Prunea. Norlhweatern,
Italian, ner not. Il1.7n. tjemona. per
box, tilOIK. Orantca. Callfornln. per lx,
infhn. ilrapefrnlt. per hoi l,1. ,'Cr
applea. Cuban, per crate. IMJn.f.O: do. Porto
llleo tier crate. IBCB.30. Cranberrlea, Jer
sy. P?r buahel.lMt IS.MftS M. arPa.
WlAware and New York, per 8-lbbf "kcl
"- .i.T TT-.r.:. - ...J-
. t7.ii i. h i.n.ii.i.ha.iii.Nn
ll.3"f2.?S. I'eochea. California, per hox.
-I-CIPI1.2V Cantaloupe i-niorsuo, iioncy
Siw, per flt crate. :.23O2.B0.
VEGETADLES
The sencrnl market waa nulet and barely
steady, wllh fairly liberal ollerlnsa. Qvlo-
iwitatoea. Raatern Rhoro.
ier bbl No. 1. 4ft: No. :!, ls.ftptls.nn.
tatlona.
IVhlla
ner doi .o. i. inm: .o. ...... y.i......
vv-hlto nolaloea Jeraev. w-r S-biiahel bas
ket No. I. Iiwi.in: .io. -j. ouxiuc. vinin
Sa.S.1l No. 2. Jl.o6tTI.TSi eIIsVvlll.
North
. h r-Antiin.. tier dd .no. 1.
Rri.'.sS'ra
Sew York, vr
wira. t."wn .vsz' "" i.?.".
rale itff!. 'ce'lory. New
?opk ner hunch. I34ranc. uucumDcrs, ntvr
orC'. w'r basket Stsl.fS0.. Csbbase. New
York Per ton. II51I- onions, oei
has Nu. 1, ll.40Wl.78i do. do. No.
1.23.
lnn.it.
2, II f
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Clilcoto. Oct. in. HOOH tlecelpts. 27.
000 head; left over. 4SIIH head. Mostly 10g
to ,20o hither than -eterday'a overate.
rishlWa. 13c to 2(lc hither. Trade alow
on narklna- trudrs. Illltehera heavy. Il.40
e iff. mi mXm. h'MI'iaLVJ'W
hVivy, linH3it7.4n: mini, IJJ-,"','"-'",!
llsht. $1T,T.11SM: I'lta. 118.800 10.761
roush. lin.W)f Hi 73. .M . . . .
CATTI.B llecelpts. 20.000 head. Slow.
Quality very poor, tood klnda steady. Ten.
dency lower on othera. Clves Jteady.
HHKEP Itecelpta. 81.000 head. Slow.
Steady to lower.
rittabursh. Oct. IB. '''.t-:!?'"1'""-2200:
active: heavies. HS.40BlS.Sni heavy
yorkera. lNiIN80t llsht torkrra, j!17,230
1T.7SI rlss. 8t717.nO.
HIIBEP ANI1 I.AMIIS rtecelpls. ROOi
steady: top shoep. 111. Ml top lambs. I1T.
OaLvKS Uectlpts. 200; steady; Kip, 110.
.
ht. loSls. Oct. IB IIOCIH Hecelsts. 14..
noiii lower. Mshts. IT.S3filHi piss. 114.78
to 10.73: butchers. 17.0JvTlS.40i heavy,
CATTI.B Receipts. 10.0001 slow. Native
steers. Ill.sn&MM 231 heifers, I0.B0A1B.BII;
con a. 17.60012 B0: stackers and feeders,
S B0V 121 calves. J7.7flfll7.23.
KIIBICI' Itrcelpls. 20'Hi: steady. Lambs,
ItO.BOdt 18.74; ewea. I11W12.
Kaat noffnlft, Oct, IS. CATTI.B Ite-
celpts. 1S00I easier. .-..
t'Al.VBft llecelpts. 2B0i steady. I7O10.
HlKia Receipts. , 801W! Pits as; lowerl
nl,a. inotlOe lai,1,! h.AVY. 1 1 N.73 M 1 S.OOl
mlted.' 118.80 & 1S.7BI yorkera, JtR "0IH.3 I
llsht yorkera and pita. 17.78iflS; routha, i
AtH2Bt atata. I12HI4. . ...
SHEEP AN1 IVMIIS Receipts. ISOOi
lowi lambs. 24c lower; lambs. H0M17I
others unchsnted.
Kansas City. Oct. 18-;HOOfj-
Receipts
n.ono: stronr. Heavy. slT.Z3nis.in; park
era snd butchers. MT,:m js.ua; iitnts,
UT
C17.su: pits, fid.ouvio,
CATTLE Receipts. 20.000; steady. Prima-
fed steers. llT.BOe 1st southern steers, 17.30
RIBi cows. 0K12; heifers. J7018I calves,
7f li BO.
HIIKEP Receipts, soon: steady. Ijimbs.
113(4 18.281 esrllnss. Ilotjlll welhtrs, ID
rt 10.25: ewes, IHK0.50,
Hnuth Omaha, Oct
IB. MOOS Receipts,
W"". .:-., .. ,A ,M L-.J
i A I II, IV neceipis, iw.-ii lirau.
10.000
4B.O0U
SHEEP Receipts,
ni
ad. Cars,
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Hid
Asked
2s. retlsKred. 1C30
ss
ON
2s, coupon, lu.in
2s, coupon, mo" i m.,
s, retlstered.ljls f
is. coupon. 101k ,. MK
it
IS.!.
4s! coupon 1128 ...i li""".
Is. reslstered, is,B , aj
i ,:
I
Is, coupon, is" .-.l.iiiii...
Canama is, ns-iin- IJIS" 2
...n, Oa. eaalatere.1 IBSS.... SS
I Panama is retletsred ,981,,., W
notsinra, Jerjejr onn i rmi.i. ". ijr
lbs. (Ireen Mountain No I. U'.oACSsn-
(Hants, no. i. fi.o'iww.ioi .. . .".
8 25. Hweet potatoes Jeraey, per hsaket
No. I. 7fcHlne; No 2. fioeAOr. Sweet po.
w.w
October' is, ms
i SHIP NEWS
SHIPYARDS TO REPORT
PRODUCTION PROGRESS
Chnrta Provided by New
Emergency Fleet Depart
ment Will Give Records
To schedule and report progress of
steel ship construction In this country,
a new department, the production con
trol branch of Inspection and produc
tion, has been established by the Hmr
gency Fleet Corporation.
A system of charting the work done
will be Installed to check up on that
form of ship production. The new de
partment Is headed by W. It. Illnkeman.
District managers and officers will
ask each yard to schedule Its material
requirements and building program by
means of the Emergency Fleet graphic
charts.
The tracing of the charts will be kept
at various yards and the progress
promptly recorded thereon. Iteports
will be made on the 1st and Uth of
each month to the Kmergency Fleet Cor
poration via the district managers.
Ivch ard will be permitted to set
Its own tnsk and analyse Its progress.
TIIK rr.MIM.NR TOITH has been added
to the commlrsarr section st lto talaml.
Nearly half hundred women work-re have
been tntiured to aerve aa kitchen maldr,
dlanwaaheri, ntllreeaes And potntn parera.
One of the barrack! has been turned over to
them for m during- the winter an that they
ma not have to travel back and forth.
NP.n Rt'nHAHtNK Anil mine tteleetne
ha been Invented by s lln laland worker.
lie Is John M. Murray. 0434 Il'atnt olreel,
Philadelphia, nana of Ihe Invention hnve
been placed In Ihe handa of the Nsvy De
partment for ronlileraton.
VKir
neiiton, auiierinienuent or the machinery
erector control sard at tins la and. He won
Ihe tills or the "Hurry-up Hrldesroom" on
November 27, llt, when he nmrrlod In
the mnmtns and reported for work In the
afternoon. Now hla frlrnda are amokint
thrmai'lvea to tattl nt hla eipenae. since he
la recelvlnt enntratulatlona aa the proud
papa of a twelv e-pound boy.
TI1R I.tnrRTJ' IXIAN RKrOnn of the 1 CSTAtUtrieO l8$0 4UiMV
Traylnr shipyard till remains uneaualed. I LWWW usievsiijs-i.w isv --asssssssr .,
in twenty minutes znoo shlpworkers sath- s Sjr .
-I i
-I
I oil oavea m
the Situation M
u I v B -
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. 0FPENNA.
L. H. KINNARD, Vice Pres. & Gen'l Mgr.
red st a rV.sejserrbed .I1IMM.
resvonre, lust lls.ooS e the yard ojasmi,
fallowed tPMches mada by etnclala of tn
eorporatlon, ttm
Mt'rliriAN KHtrWORKKIM. sttentloM
Reaewiy efforta are belns msda to feefult
the Rmertncy Fleet Corporation nann and
orrhtatr t full alrentlh. W. II. Klin. Jr.,
aerrotarr of the orranlaatlona. haa laaued
requeat that all man who play Instruments
restaur wllh him. At anon aa the orchestra
ranks aro Ailed a mora will bo mad to or.
tanlio the band.
nt'tmn oxr.
WKICK tho employes of
the Nw tork Shipbuilding i-orpnrstlon
trlbuled lIS.osi 1( to the Wsr-Savlnsi
cl.ty fund. Only SIIS of tho tl.Ssn
ng ivrporsllon eon
te Wsr-Savlnst Ho
und. Only Sllft of tho tl.ssft em
ployes of the company are not members of
in society, nome avinsai
TIIK OOOn glllf "Kmerteney Fleet Cor-
fmik
ADMIRALS
'Eisenlobr's
10 Straight
Perfecto
Size
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J8MtiMmKmWmm. ' 1
iMBimi H'
iM0TT0EISENL0HR t BROS. JS
.LWWWWWxW INCORPORATED &TSi.
O finer response was
ever made by the pub
lic than was given our ap?
peal of yesterday:
With ten days of very crit
ical conditions behind us,
and with promise of but
slight relief this week,
we ask the users of our
service to help by making
only absolutely essential
calls for a few days more.
Make no more calls than
you did yesterday. We
hope that by the end of
the week conditions will
have been restored practi
cally to normal.
fk ill ilk mmnl
LB
orAees. tho vessel
sVa
samsre represents
wnen Tiro
will bo
n tho ceaft
rvJ
bo evldenco Ifeat tas'
"rone ore Ihe top'
i" in tn l
Vlnelsnrl Soldier KltM'ta
Vlneland, N. I Oct. 18. Umf$)
cano, of this- place, waa klH4 m 4k
In France on September It, '
body of Joseph jAmit cam
Camp Meade, Md, yesterday fmn
here Heptsmber t and aiea rrsw i
monla.
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