ifjUW
STOCKS STRONG
: IN LABOR CRISIS
i
Confident Bubbling Cauldron of
Industrial Unrest Is Cool
ing Down
EASIER MONEY MARKET
Stork sales today on the New Ytirls
exchancc, as compiled by (lie. I5enlns
Sun, totaled 1D.,300 slmrcs.
New York, Kept, in. The Now YorU
Sun's weekly financial review today
Eayo:
The fctoclj V.st in todaj's short .pi
Wall street' 'a very cheerful place, al-1
though it was not particularly evident
inviiKii it ii.ii nut M.iri 11 iiiiii 1 , ,, nn lit
that many were on hand in commission '
hous?s to tnke ndvantnge of it. Much
of the trnding wns of n professional
tinge, short covering doubtless con
tributing to the hulk of the lm.vins, al
though very likely the outside bujing
movement which started up in tho sec
ond half of the week figured to some
extent.
Week's Inciting Kvents
The outstanding feature of the cur
rent week in Wall street wns the nlto-
Ki-iniT iimiirKuim- sirriigiu iiiiiirriyiiiR ;
.-.,... h' ...i.'.i. iv i . .---c r. .- nrn Hlll HTUUlClliU lltU 1 1 1,1'' ,, l ,,i l ,l,., 1PIT UlT I, III, .,111.1 lltl,- , , ll I , m ..... "J l, r Ollsne i ...1...!. ., ...
Int, fn,n nn nrrrt,l,ir nl ITUP I 111 1111 III 11)111 lire uniting II11IL I.I1I11I', II 1 II IT I11I1 V ' .nil 1.1 I 1 r,.,n nllnmnu n 1 .....I rn.. .. nn. ...,, ..ntiveiv
In line with expectations based nn I hnppen in the interval to make a strike ,.noral states tliat some Impression hns , ,,. f,w ln,n,i sun- OA'I,s ""eeipia. M 17i) husheN Time "u.un unit irom present indications and tins city would appear to indicate tnar.
the inherent strength displayed through j unnecessar, . If the prayer is una,,- & !, d "ami hat the Cres of the rise I StCa 'V P ".' , , U , ter "'k "" ""'" "kriSS. T.'.Sr 'H'""-;"-"! tho, do not expect the a strike in the industry will not be
the week. From the outset good buying Iswered. the event may prove nothing ,, he re.rnr.led as nassed. ',ort in ,1,p lnl,inl (lM,inBS but lntcr ")n "-V. " 'S i"'" "." ler.itlon-N,, i , st Ike to be nenr as drastic as the successful. Many letters haw been ire
power wns In evidence nnd price gains Inorp than the pitiful weakness of union "' rpBnruca " l milfoil from the bottom. Deferred de- ;'h'!tV.' i2 - j ;jjj. 1,', N" ' nhor leaders 1,, ,,l ,i,P public to be-1 I'-hcl by the high officials signed by
dus?r7n,sTcr '" thU f "" "" " W -eption of ! liveries were purchased b, shorts and a t'K!X&Z' ,X . ., , f ZlJn TZr VvTtMr
dustnals. ery little attention was paid steelworkers. , , ,. u,.n,itreet snvs thnt few local traders. jnlui. cenernlh .re wu mnlniainni The Those expe. ttng a vi ,e a week from s ' . m ' . i . ".
to the rails. Tho immediate rauc of. U is no exaggeration to say that '"?"? .V,,,,t JV "l"i'L "" --.."I n, 11 1 ", e,l , be frcelv '" "K "l,1..,.'V","- -T" ""'--I next Mond.i, sav U, the union rp! n.rgam.ntions and unless there are n-
otithat"...! tam,rt;e!l""1r" f T - tended to arrie on the basis fS, .4 ' V fa IkSS 7-' . -", ' ""' to STui .Tn Zk du.tin 'if it
0Dlous rni t Hint the local and state . ttr,,k u is llot to bc understood by I ' ' . . . . ' u f t, e com. fnr ten-day sh pments and $1.44) for SlUJU ss K.m.as abort patent, new. "te for calling t ,ts members liecauso .,,.,...11,. stnrt,
5."nro"ken ,7'" -h,"m"''- .T"". .'" I !' ""' '- -K, W. ffi. I ll? 1 "'"J """ " i '" 'on ...In the fade itself con-
strike. " ' I "".-dlately ; ra her that the peak of npproxilnntc imIpx mlm. ,rge could see little chnnge in the sit- WM in n?.. pr. t . , ,, numcous prom ses - '- t.mlo olf con
The iinture of the triumph in llos.on " "-,-- "J,, slowiy" Zt i ZTfZZ X , " '" ' ' S.'X." MM " "' U"h" '" "' I . ' X'K H Sieved I ?,' 'JT'. ?"", -1""I,.n "! "
the stock list. There wns nn rampant ' ,)Ptus tn domestic industrial financing
bullishness nor were there spectacular nrP nrmnil up in tho ratification of tho
price movements except nn Thursdny. )(,n(,p treaty. There can bo no assured
when, through the ngency of some j ,nsis for "pstinmtiirg tho doinnnds of
strange species of psjcliologicnl phe-Li,lpr unt the Senate lakes final ac
nomenn. selling in tlio first linlf hour of ,ion
l. ..An..:n.. rA....i ..n:nA.. .1... .. 1) ... -tn '
nn- r.vn-,11111 luuvu im n I--, iiiiiin li' 111 1
1
points or more, losses winch were
promptly regained. Hut at no time did
the mnrket show weakness, and this
in tho fnce of the existing crucial labor
situation.
Hut to show weakness nt a time of
an impending steel strike when tho
forces of law and order supposedly the
police of Hosfon wore thnt wore play
ing the ignoble role of deserters, wns
strength indeed. There was far more
going on, however, below tko surface in
the street than above it.
Notwithstanding the temporary aber
ration occasioning Thursday's bad half
hour, confidence prevailed that tho bub-
bllng cauldron of industrial unrest was i
cooling down. This confidence wns of
the quiet sort, which did not require
snlntterlne- l sustnin it. I
Rankers, brokers and others in the I
flnnncial district di.iussed tho matter
decorously, even gravely, but there were i
few brows which betrayed real anxiet.v.
The state of nffnirs in Itnstnn fnr
transcended in interest tho threatened
steel strike. The stand of the police in
that center of culture was regarded ai
so preposterous, not to say outrageously
culpable, as to insure its own defeat.
Kvpii the American Federation of La
bor deplored the strike, while Mr. (iom-I
Ar3?; Issue
150,000 Shares
V. VIVAUDOU, Inc. ,
'," . (Incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware)
Manufacturer! and Distributors of
Perfumes, Talcum Powder, Face Powder, Tooth Paste
and Other Toilet Articles
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized and to be presently issued, 300,000 shares of no par value
No Bonds or Preferred Stock
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Transfer Agent
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK, Registrar
We summarize from the President's letter, Mr. V. Vivaudon, as follows:
Sales are now at the rate of $5,000,000 per annum.
Manufactures: In the manufacture of talcum powder, face powder,
perfumes and other toilet articles this company is one of the largest
concerns in the world. Some of the company's trade names are
"Mavis," "Lady Mary," "La Boheme," "Fleur de France."
Earnings: Net earnings from operations are at the rate of $1,200,000
per annum, with the present four plants running to capacity supplying
only 60 of the demand, and orders are constantly increasing in volume.
s
Purpose of Issue: The new financing will provide approximately
$1,500,000 additional cash working capital which will enable the
company greatly to expand its manufacturing facilities and further
develop its growing export business.
Application will be made to list this issue on the New York Stock Exchange.
Subscription books open on Monday, September ISth, 1919, at 10 A. M. and will
close the same day. All applications subject to allotment,
PRICE $31 A SHARE
J. S. BACHE & CO. S. M. SCHATZKIN
42 Broadway,
We do not guarantee the above Information but have obtained It from sources which we believe
to be reliable.
Subscriptions will be received by
FRAZIER & CO. "
Philadelphia New York Baltimore ,
pers essayed the circus "stunt" of
straddling three horses nt once HI
nlficance lies In the dawnlnx recognition
on the part of the labor leaders that
I the canoe may be endaiiRered by n rad
ical minority. This was Indicated when
the ltnstnn union hesitnted to declare
a sjmpathctic vtalkout.
Little Fear of a Strike
Another symptom of the same atti
tude was seen In connection with the
steel situation. The Street declines
to believe that there will be n strike;
and it nlso declines to worry if there
should be
If there are "thuggery" hihU
"brutality" and "awful" conditions in
the steel distticts, and if there is no
Imun nf tnrlnottir .Tllilce f.firv trt cennt r
.1..- ... .1.- ....:.... 1. ...!.. ...i... 1,
Illi:t-I1IIK Hi 1IIV lliinfll ill-mi ., ,,11.,, II Mil
n.l..i .1 1,1 n mllcc l, ,inf.n,i ,
September 12? And ,vh should another
meeting nf the union presidents be held
In Pittsburgh next week? As one broker
expresse.. i. eleven unjs in an street
. .. . . - , ... .. .
1S H long lime.
It is just as long in labor circles, nud
there Is a suspicion thnt the labor
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dnmentnlly sound economic nnd business
, . ,. . ,1
p';nionts an opportunity to assert them
selves.
Money Outlook brighter
Heightening thoughts with lespect to
the money outlook were in evidence.
There is less oertnint. among bnnkers
that there will be tight money through
I the balance of the joar. liver thing de
pends, of course, on how nnd when
the pence controversj shall be adjusted,
and to what extent the crop moving
will renin re ,c orl; tuntls
The scope of foreign credits and im
.,-, . ., , , e
T1!... llm In,, .In.t nf
Thnt tho burden of government ,
financing will sit loss heavilv on bnnk-,
ers' shnnlileis llinn heretofore seems i
certain. Judging from tlio nigniy sans-
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. A . 1 1 1
factory staiemenr or tne irc.isr. i-uu- i
ilitlnn itsneil bv Secretnrv ftlnss. Tort-
niglitly offerings of certificates of in- ' the mark respectively,
dobtodi'.oss have been discontinued at Hopoits thnt (ierninn financing lierc
least until tho middle of October. In ivvns being nrrnngeil. pnrticulnrlj
stead two offi rings of "tax" certificates through the medium of tho Guaranty
have been nminunced of longer maturity. Trust Coinpniij, was denied by thnt
one maturing March 1,". 1020. and an- institution. Steiling siglit hills were
other September l.". 1020. at 4Vt nnd ' iiuoted us high as S4.17'.. but there
V per cent, respectively. If fortnight- , was not a gloat deal of business trnns
ly offerings nro resumed it is stated that . at ted and little permanent improvement
the nmounts will bo not more than Is looked for, there nselsewheri until
$2."i0,000,000 instead of if.lOO.OOO.OOO. measures, suih ns the Kdge bill, which
As for crop moving rciiiiromonts it
is a iiuostion wiietlier tnoy wjll not oe
materially less than nntic
extent to which intoiior bn
l
Minted. The i
nks nro put-
,inK '' nV,n,'v ll,,,lli center, oven to
'" "" MX. ' lls' "l''"'" '" """
(iitr tlio nrnhnbility
Tt may w prosuinoil that wostonii
linnk-tM-s, nrn Iho lnst. imlffOs of tho
amount'. rain moiiis "ill ''Jill fin,
and it rne.v are iiisnoseo to increase uicir
loans here, the cut
iimstnnco points to .
one of two things: either that sum
oii lie velenseil uliidi hnd been held
c.lll DO lOlinsotl which llllll lireu III in
in leserve for crop tinnncing because of
revised ideas as to the si.e of tho Props.
or that tliev see the possibility of nr-
New York
69 New
EVENING- PUBLIC LEpGEK PHILADELPHIA, ' SATURDAY, -
ranging their nceommodatlons In Mich
a way as to withdraw them when need
ed for the purpose.
In the first case It will probably mean
that money rntes will be easy until
the question of foreign credits can bo
settled, In the second that rates will
harden when withdrawals to the In
terior begin.
The finnt crop report of the govern
ment was Issued on Monday. Corn
had n good month in August and In
dications point to a record production.
The government estimate Is 2.".S.000,
000 bushels, or some 70.000.00(1 bushels
center than a month before. nut
tnere was a mruicr urc-iiun in wiv
spring wheat crop estimnte of 17,000.-
000 "bushels, or 20S.000.000 bushels
total iiroduction.
V itli winter wheat
, . , . ,. nrtn irl . I ., .11
Mtimiitt.il, nt 71o.000.000 bushels, all
"LT B.7,V.
summer foreenst of more than 1.200.'
000.000 bushels. There were also re-
l,lllctionR , tllt, f01rCastH for oats, po-
innp.ii
,,,, tnhnrco mill linv.
Thp ,.p,uits nccrulng from the gov
ornmpnfs campaign against high prices
ve of S'JO.0017, a decline of 'J.O per
cent.
Hut tho campaign lias served to dull
tho edge of demand, as P.radstreet ex
presses it, and has induced n freer
selling of some commodities through
fonr "of still lower prices.
In some food prices there have been
advances.- but tho trend among food
articles as 11 whole has boon and is,
downward
In all. fifty-one out of K1.1,
articles were quoted unchanged in Au
gust; twenty-four moved higher, and
thirty went lower. Seven groups' of
staples went down, including provisions,
livestock, hrrndstuffft, leather, tex
tiles, metals nnd oils, and five including
fruits, coal and coke, naval stores,
building materials and miscellaneous
products ndianced, while one, chemicals
and drugs, was not changed.
1
li nralrrit li ! UltunMnti
"
'"' loreign oxciiango inn uisiinctiy
better this week as a whole, although
111111 1. u II (111 f S-r, , ,,. nHn l,lAI,i!ilU '
"' " "- " ' "'(,," I
lint ll I inn. niii- ,i o- !, levels l,elr,v .
- - -.
.s. .iu trancs to the dollar and four cents
has passed the Sennte nud is expected
to tie acted upon speedily on the House
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shall have been provided for financing
fo.eign t.ade.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Wliii . Co quarter: of tins on
niiiioii md SI 7", in en ferred I'ninnu-i.i
H, moil inn . i n iiiurr,,! i oinmo'l
Vft,r'oro!J"nt1'muVfr''i'(1 rtoher J to "toik
p.oaiiie .se,jvtmner l lo siock of record
reiorn nepiemoer -.
lndlan.ir.olls Water Works Securities
Tr'TJ' ?',3PnU3J:
1 mm. to holders of record Heptembnr so.
I'hlraicn. liuriniBlon nna wuincy HallriMd.
IUarle. ,j percent, paxable Si pti mb, r i:
tu stock of record September 10 i
ii;V!lft,K!nwM.l.!,,(rltorl. "if
record September 30.
Street, New York
r,,,v" "! .- 'r."' .... . , a nm 1 1 lfli i.- ,,,, n:ut-1 .i it i'i' ihi- i-uilmi'sihmi i-vcrjii w H'hs hkii(
SEPTEMBER LEADS
DECLINE IN CORN
Option Without Support in
Early Dealings, but Rallies.
Trade in Oats Light
OnAtN 11EI.T WEATHKft TOnECAST
rhlrnrn. Sept. 19 Illlnolr,- I'nlr to
nluht and 8undny: unsettled north Mis
souri Kslr nnd srmer tonlsht. Hundny.
partly cloudy WleconMn Pnrtiy cloudy
tonight and Hundfty with pmlmhly ahow
era north and weat Mlnneaota Unset
tled tonight nnd ftunda , probably ahowra
east tonight Towa Vnaettled tonUht;
unrmer eaat and central. Hundav fair
North Dikotn Fair tnnliht and Hunda i
unsettled South Paknti Pair Innlsht
and probably Sunday Nebraska -Unsettled
tonight, followed bi fair Sunday
Kana.ia Partly rloudv tnntrht nnd Sun
day. Montana and nmlnB Fair to
night and Sunday
Chicago, Sept. 1" There wns an
other sensational drop In hcpteinuer
corn nt the outset this morning, but j
The receipts here todny were 18"i
cars.
September ranged from $1 41 to 51.38
at the start, against $1 4." at the close
jesterdaj, but later moved up to
$1.41. December started at $1.22U
to !jl.'.':t. ngninst S1.22y( nt the end
jestcrdnj, and later sold at $1.2.'IVh
Ma opened nt .$1.'20 to S1.20)',, ngninst
51 .20'-.' "t the close .icsleriiny. aim
later sold nt .l.Jl.
. 1
and the
Trade in on(s was light
market wns weaker. There were no
fentnres north mentioning.
Tho nrriinls here tnilin Mere 1"."I
tile nrrnnis Here UKiaj were -'
cars. I
September started ',c lower, at 07o.
1 . .....!., ll"fl . 1
. . . - ...
i i, 1 1 . 1M11 ,.11' Some fim.i Knoda jobblnB at .i:w:n,
OOOic December opened nt (!l',4c to. hhttiih The Produce i:xhanu, was
an(.r nL'n.nst iinile nt the close es- closed and with en little tradlns- on the
' S' , UMI!"SI ".' 41 "1 III! 1 Ills, .,,- . ..,., .,,i,,,,l Thi. .111,1-
terday and sold nt (i.S'sc after the open
iiga
pnr, nst venr
-ul 3 111 I. ., i ill .
at Diiluth. 40
cars,
. ..... . .,i,n jtii nero
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ngninst t!7() cars, nnd nt Winnipeg
ears, ugain 204 cars.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
The average price of twenty active
industrials declined 0 3S per cent jes-
terday to 107.10. while twenty rail-
roads declined O.-tl per cent to ,f.M).
-,
IT.,I Wrtn A- I"n l.nvo tiiililluhnil
their annual booklet on mining com-
in, ii on...... .. ,,i
a.4iiixm. ....... - .- -
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'panics, which contains numerous tables
I of statistics.
Trading in tho rails during the
week was extremely dull to the point
' nf stiigunt on. Iiiiliftorcnt enrning" and
.. "s, ,. , . ,
., ,, ul,, eivneliniv liltewt lineu nf
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foilrral loKislntion offernl little
, .. i i r
COUmgeinellt lor early relief or llll -
prnvement In the transportation situn-
tion.
i
,. . , , , .,
I nexpected enlnrgement of the gov-
ernment estimate of the 11)1!) domestic
.... . . . . .
"eld ot corn unci an intensei.v 0r-
( 1. . .. ,.nn i !u icon nml aa
-,.,,,, , i , . -i .
'did the stool workers strike ulttmntum,
I ..... ...-. I .UVi o nol nr nrr, ,;...
In. Mnv ,,nu minted lit T'1..,. I T'.'lie .1SV4 r. ll ch-, orlni Hoods "OTirnWri e-
. li . t . -.n .1 i ,ra flrats .IT'ae Rrcls. riHSTill; seionds, .",0 will make the lioint that Piesiilent Wil
at the outset, against .2V nt the end r;2c aeet .Mm .mice and fancy. , ,'',.,., ,', ,
vesterdav and later sold at 72i,c. I ' " '" ii-"i do fiir to K.,o.l ,-.-' d.vn., sn nns leijiiested no labor disturbance
" The receipts of wheat at Minnoapo- t:"rryMi!rV 'VeA'."; l C3'c' ,!"'"1 th" ""-"' industrial lonferenc
..!.. .. -,-.n j... r-ri, t.-r!n k-,nD r.. .,. .... ,.... ..n niflmo.i Pciween workers and omtilovors hn
lis louuy iM'n o.iii i-iiis, iiuiiuisi ,i.ni .. - ---.- .:'". s .... ,..-.. .
- ., . rt ' f
'and provisions off 4.-10 to ?4.0.j
Modern Millnr says: "IVrsonnl con
ditions point to a shortage in acreage
of winter and spring wheat. Owing to
long drought and hard ground, plough
ing for seeding winter whent nnd win
ter rve has been delnjed. Onlv in
scattered sections of both vvbent belts!
has the plough been normal. Move
ments ot wiiear oir larms mis uorn ele
lajPII 11 im Miiiuaur, iiiii-iiiiik iiiuu
stack lias been genernl, but yields arc
disappointing. Autumn ploughing In
Canada Is dnltrypd, but threshing is
general with yield spotted."
A dearth of iron and steel exists- iu
Russia, according to the Iron Trnde He
view, which says that there has been
an enormous destruction of machinery
by ruthless bolshevism. Farm imple
ments, it in asserted, cost as much as
200 times what they did before the war
and nails are said to bring 700 rubles
a pound. Naturally some of the in
crease in prices is attributable to the
depreciation of the ruble, but it is sig
nificant of conditions when tho Soviet
inuusinui , niiniiinMi in iiiimiiv re
ports thnt S00.00I) tons of steel is
needed for "indispensable industrial
undertakings."
Net sales of l.ie American llosch
Magneto Corporation fnr the six months
ended June 30, 1010, amounted to $2,
270.200. After deducting the cost of
sales, including depreciation of fac
tory implements, factory taxes, etc., the
net operating profits were $.Tl4,1fi5.
. . i i... :,... ... i...i
American Seeding Machine Company
reports for the J ear ended .Tune HO sur
plus after clriiues and federal taxes
$ifci.",(i3ri, cciu-il. after preferred divi
dends, to .$10.11 ii share on the com
mon stock, against $!).SC in the pre
ceding year.
The New York subtrcasury gained
$3S:5,0OO from the banks yesterday.
I'llOTOI'LAVS
this inorninR showed a fall-off of SUc'i to ci'j Mi
to 17c. oats were down c to sic n :'"w- -'
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED I1Y- MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MD AU0VB MAltK1"
CYCLONE SMITH COMEDY
COIIINNE OHlKFlTll In
"THE imAMtlLE BUSH" OTHERS
rFDAR 00TU 't CUDAI' AVENUE
nnn LITTLE MAIIY PICKI'OIID
"UEHIND THE SCENES-'
TTXl IOC! ,l MAHKET BETWEEN
COLISEUM BOTH AND DOTH
V.LSIE FEIW1USON In
"A SOCIETY EXILE"
rf tnPI A 40TH ft MARKET 8TS.
EUREK.A MATINEE DAILY
HARRY MOREY In
"flEAJJTY rROOF"
FRANKFORD
4715 FHANKFORD
AVENUK
.KTtri riffVWRTT In
"THE VIRtUOUS THIEF"
irercnenw mn and dauphin
Errfc.KoJlN BTS. MAT. DAILY
" HAROLD LOCKWOOD In
"SHADOWS OF HUMUCION"
If IHJlOn FRONT ST. ft GIRARD AVK.
JLIiMDU Jumbo Junction on Frankford "L"
'TUB HOMaTOWJ aiRU'
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
.,l',1"."AT,n',('''e'. alri,SKT luh'l '
market Was Unrhnn0-r.1l Oiinlallnn
Th.
rr
Intft. It. uwhna. . I .. - . - - .. ..... Bin II-
VTw.XrV'iT3n"1dn!;fln"n.Npr1nr!
.", ' Nn- .' h"r,, wlnWr. 2 30; No 1 '
ylnljr, carli. ky
fi?i "!'! -1 "'d' "Micky and smutty. J
!..... ., i.rmn i-orpornnon a y"''"i'Yl
I ci wheat r lumen! on the follimlnir achedula
of discounts. No L uhent. 3c umlcr-N" Is
!' 3 whent. lie uinl. r No t , No 4 wheat. I
100 under No 1, No 3 ivhcnt. 14c under
.-. 4. ror Ri whent otherwise conu'rm-
. - -- q "mill iiiiit'i 11 iq v.'--------
but WcIm 1 rSr &.' the dlrmmt
j from tho No s price will be 3e t"T Im'hel
ii'i i-Hin one roiltiil rli.ni.ene, l,i lent WCJKN,
coiin necim., "iti bushels tii mi
, , r'r'iw. ,e'io" in"rarniot"for i,,ai Vra;Vi:-
a in fiunlity nnd lumtlnn. nt si, Toll 1 :i
PROVISIONS
There was little tr.nlfnp nnd irl,es fa
ored buers Quotations follow if In
knuckles nnd tender, smoke.! and air dried.
sets Kliinki ,1 nml ulr.Hrloil ri4e. luef1
r,'ie. pork, fninlh "Sc hnms. R P , ured
ii p.. ii li,,,.. on "'(immetl loose ,--n
.111. do dr. iinnlo.l 117 Ilk-, hams boiled
!nTeOSLMc",o''l'.o,l:,uOUr,'V"2.V '
in pickle lone :i.v breakfast baton -to,
I mi, 3Jc
REFINED SUGARS
The market mi nuiet anil unchnni-'ed
He for fine cnmiland
DAIRY PRODUCTS
'ttUKSi: There Ms Utile trading nnd ,
t,e market as unrhailKel The iiuntatlona I
New- York and VIcorisln whole-nlllk Hits, j
ffi"? JST' Tl, ll" ,, n m Th
current m.ik. fimi :i2i.iu" specbils
...llt ,lnu n.t.M... n..l.A e.l n irnml H II I'll
...... -- . -.-. -.-
up and rulnl firm uluotatlons follow I'l
in-
cases, neirm sic. 'n n. e cent, current
IZ
eelnts that win itr ide sir, an. fair to coed.
J14.-lor l."V. Meslern extra flrsts. 111120 per
ease: firsts JlVftl fin. neirh, nnd ,cstern.
I seconds, til L'noi i 10 Inferior lots lower;!
rancy seiecteii mgs Jobblns at UlSPCSc per
dozen.
POULTRY
l.ivr: Fine defirw.ie si?ed sioiU was wen
cleaned up and firm but tirdliuiri iiualltles
sarn tl fl 1 u ,, nnliiil ,.1 ,,!.. .1 .. l ......
tlnna follow row is not i,Kh,irii3, fine. Vat
te JJh'Unu 'f.'iBho'rn,1' m-
. jlvirnyliea U express .vui.iv, Hin.iii 'sirta.
laigalc apriiw h,ck, na" 'K erl'Ve.VT..'': I
horns f Llow-nklnnvi! nihinir H (ft t llw
. 2? I? 25 J "! ,.P1,rin?. hlken lioilPr?. I
nni i.rKiinnii jeii( kinnri wecniic iff
'', lbs anlere aiJi'M White Leghorns,
I yellow -sklnnid. welshlnir w- lbs apiece.1
ijri, , i ,-euiit, ii. i, i, eiKin ii ui-,-hi iii apiece
Sue white l.eKhorns , Mow-skinned smiiivi
I "V "& -; j;
Indian llunner old L'WL'Tc piBeons old
pi r pair -me, no miuok per r ilr it.Vfl-ilv
niiCKKrn ih. ... .-i ,...,. ....i
without important iinnite ' uuntntlon
' u-.hin.l It' Vi,- V ' Ke" ,'" '"'.,'
VVelKhlnw iYj lbs and over ape,( Hilly ,
hi hi. J n.a .,.... ,.it. .. i. .... .,.
........... .... "'''- ' .f ' "'-,s,,m,'- o-j
'"" ,.',,,,, IK .1 IDS .l.l'fi I,,
.mnll.T .It.. .?(I4i'1. L...i I. .. aU,.im..
' . . "--. "- -..-. . ....i m.,, i,,,,ii,
ln bhls, drv picked VVelidilni; 4v lbs and
j ?&$S?m SS. ! SSCl 32
.i.wasr smnUei sires ;iiiii.ii, did roosters
I ,,'.,,-. : ....,....- u'lrrj, (IMIIli,,
l.iWSik . d. other ne.irln. , is ft 4111 -pollers
. western w.iBhlnir 14il lbs apieie xr,tt
'' B',''T,-',",n,n"n , " t,,,'-rnl,n,'f -"-fj
i 'is apiece mro ii, Sprltnr , ut k h.-, net
hv. ns jr. nuallij .ij3.-i. s,,u.,irs per
OOZf1!! nit P UPlCllniT 11 111 1' II, u xr
nozon 9H riiira.i J.i whit MPfhlnK tn in
ii-i per dn?rn $T.vnBhi-, s, hit u.ichinu'
'OS nT rloJITI SnfMlT.'.
lbs TTrrioz.li $4 "IIW. 2' u.Mte ntlffrlln;
Whitr
.. ..ii.i.i...
por ilupn $L ll'o 3 r.il ,.irh
Miiall and N'o 'J, (lOcl t J
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New Virk, Sppi 11 III TTIIlt rirm !
rolpts I74S luh HikIi scorlim r.s'ic ,x
truR. .'.71-.. I'lHl.le dials .MW,7, rrramiri
flistB r,2i-,2i4i miomls 4'iS T.'.Hj( . n u,
datri oi'.fii ,7,
nr.tIS Irn cu1 ir IliriptH 27 l.'iS is .
I'reuli tMthr-rtd pilm, ,-,,', u .-flr ntor.ii:.1
nnrKerl tlrt i,i,?i. i-ich"rcil rln
flrm -I7f'"i!. ,iril.' No 1 nsfijci do
..1 jr. nr" ,7' 'I'"" SI" 1'lc. unilcru-a.l-L'.Kl.l.li
flrMH i;cmm snwli, lid 4il.
Mate niul mtirln li nnwn uhllps 7lifi"-(
c.ilhorod Hn a c" ir 7J, frrsh cthpred p I
(!tr,, frpsh
ini nrts .'jsi-.j, frosh p,ithpnil flrktw 17
ATM lpn.ll -lH.ir..l ...n.,.. 11. II .
j m whiles miff 7Ji i'.i. Wr r.nt 7-p t,i,i .
I V..ti,'.",l-Sd"nV-?i,,-;JiS;-;7, Z$iZ n"
Jt'JJ cathp-u. brnunn m mixrii rninr-s ;.-, I
ntv , iu m prime .- nr. eirifrernttntf,
' . '!' Ill ll'l " , - .Tl l H'j(i
CHEnSE Week lt.Plpl. -Sir, l,nsr
Flat, current iiihIip rolorpil aprnK run
.1lesnVo, fl t rurrpnt m.ilip. whllo pr
acro run 30if,104r rolorp.l special" .111?
31'4r. white ppocIjIh SlllSl'ir
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
rhlrnro, Sept 11 HOOK Hoxlpti If,
000 head Mpad, to 2V hU-'her th.in M-atrr
day's KohPr.il trade Hpv hops Kilianuiu
mostj top. SIN'J.V 1ip,i J 1 0 'J.-, if l s nu
ilium $1(1 "! is .'-, ncht wx'vhta lc. 7r,iit
IS IT., lluhls ili-.0il7 hp.m pjiklnu
wmw pmontli $1", J-.fi lit roueh" Jl-I ,-(lft,
JTi uIcr tllffi 17 "u
with wk
iajti.i; lippiiils 'Jiiiiii lipn.1 I'oniniriil
iiro I'liol f .,nlini.' muni,
n.llll' hlnrs i(l'Vl7"n l.m.r
"" "r
'C.niinoii iiTi.l liil.lutfii J I fo 1 "hi lowr
iwnlprn H'pprn "(li TV Inw.r i hoii p ph.
stork at.'Odi mnn is I'lffi -iiip lowpr Lulls
stPadv . pt1 ialv i ihout Ipudl Iip,i,
calves. riOefif-1 hlicln r sto.kirs and fptdir
ufitf7.Vp lowpr
SHKK1' IIppiIiUs iaao head Mnstl,
dlrpct c'liiniLitprl ulth wpik auo Klllin
lemhs 2."pilr.'0, hlKhpr fat sIippp, jparllm,s
and feodlnff land's mostl, stMd . hrpedlnif
fv.fa unevcnU 2."i?C7'p lower
Pltlhliurch. Mpt It HOOSne(-flnt i
23Ciri hml Market nrlho Hernl,., 117ft
17 RO henw iorkrn 1 Mfc i ft 25 . jiB., . ,
er ii-iin ::-. ii.- sin -.-.flu '
SHKKI' AND 1.AMI1M Hi-crlpH .-,nn
heml. Miirkt't ste.uli. Top shtn $n j-i i
ton lamli Jin .-,0
OAl.VHS - ltti finis Km hitil MflrkPt '
nteud Top JJJ 0 j
IiiRt llllfTulo. V , .sppt 13 I'XTTI.I
IterplptH. Sim hp.id K.islr-r I ahe re
relpts. 300 heorl $J loner. 7SJ:3r,0, U
-" IICKIS Ileoilpls Kofi head INHftT.-.o
hlsher Heinj Jls :', 1H .'.0 orkor
111 SllffH 71. Ilcht orler J1K S.'.Si 18 Al
PlKK. 118 23. roushs. 1 1 .1 tf 1 .-. .1 . atne Jio
SHEEP AND T.AMI11 Kerelpta "Unci
neail Slow I.amhi ."Oi lciwpr Lainlm
SSifftn SO Othem unchnnKiM! '
riioTori.i
LOCIJT.6-!D AND I-OCUST STREETS
UIV.UJ1 j,,,, 1:30.0:30 nvKa.U:30 to 11
, NORMA TALMADOE In
"THE WAY OF A WOMAN
MV)N 52U AND MARKET fcTS.
11.V-1 s.l5i 7 nnii u
SPECIAL COMEDY
"THE YAPS AND YOCKELS '
DADl' IUDCE AVE. 4 DAUnilN ST.
rAr.IS. Ht n ,;, EB. 045tOU
ELSIE FEIU1USO.V In
"A SOCIETY EXILE"
DI-t 1 B3D AND SANSOM STS.
Il V Ulil MATINEE D.
w-
LY
ALICE BRADY In
"HIS BIIIDAL NIUHT"
STRAND oa,UAKTOWATSANao
DOROTHY OISH In
"NOBODY HOME"
WEST ALLEGHENY S,
' MITCHEL LKWI3 ln
JA.QQUES OF THE BlLVEn NORTH"
Wheit Krncilmr below No T for reasons n11" the new action by the picsidenls of In other words, they maintnin that
bouBht""" H,ICm?ri,is'' smuitv!'i1nSeaW'llwn'i !llr ,wpn,J f"'"" different unions in ot-'cen if a, meeting had been held nny
be discounted aceordmc' to the degree of mg to call out the members ntHliatud decision t lint would have been reached
SX''thSVnTre" ""'ir '"''nlli-'"i1"' "" September, would hnr effected all the men in the
lif In wheat win be discount, d Jus' herein-, next has reeeied the bulk of nt- industry, nlthough the labor representn
MiAh WWeiSniMmfo trtl"" in "IP i'1' !,U"M "oi.ld have been acting for but a
5c. arcnrdlnir to quality and condition of there is quite n dilTerence of opinion I small mliiorit of the workers. Jlicre-
rrl.d.o-iTnkrn fl"' '" "" "lp- KoinV observers fore, they say. the logical thing for
whint at Phiia uiphlii Just u tnr. i. for. . maintain that there will he a back-1 Judge (iarj and other steel oflieuils to
grade "r und"r ,hc torr'"'"J,n luus r"B""" I ilmui on the prt of the unions before , do wns to decline to meet the com-
tatlona fnlliiw s, ill, I packed crennierv i-r
SEPTEMBER 13, 1919
LABOR CHIEF TOPIC
AMONG STEEL MEN
Strike, if Any, Not Expected to,
Be
OS Drastic as Leaders
Would Have Public Believe
i workers in tne steel plants 01 tne rami- eastern roads and the mills of these In
Ne Ycitlc. Sept. IS. Naturally the trv. anil a meeting with such a com- dependents were located favorably for
Inbor -situation riuitltitips to 1)P the chlvt
topic tit discussion in the steel trade
the time set for the walkout, while
ol.'!frs arp "'lnlly positive that a strike,
hi ncuinllv take place, although tliev
!.., nn- nit 11 uiiiiiinrii wiui iiir iinious
t l.t it. ... . ,, .
nctuallj ntc iljimoiiiiR foi a striko.
lloweer. tin'
due to the fact that
,1. ... . ... ...
"" T "' ""0 liecll misled With II
gaid to tli
strength of tho unions, nr-j
.. -
coining n some tlllsPI Vers
,llnt tl10 laln' Icnileis posithelv declined
to iiiiiKp public the stiike vole of more1
than 1, month ngo, nnd the lung delnv'ment of tho steel ingot production of
i liefme niilei'lng the nien out after the) tin1 lending companies in August, show -
' hud Mited in fam- nf doing so. nri , mg n gniu of about ,'100,000 tons over
taken .is indicating weakness on the Iul was somewhat of a surprise, as
pint of the labor oiganir.itinns in the' there were many obserers who did not
! trnile look for such a good ineiense following
ll m
"jl he mini it ti
J that the s
ed that there is a
possinilel that the strike will not tnke ,
J
Place. Tin remniks ,, edited to 1'resi-
dent (mnipeis lire believed to foro-
.,,.,,. ,',,, ... , , , T.
snauow a jiossilile w ithdi-.iw nl of the
sti Ln ...,ll l.f .1... .1.. 1 ..
...... (,.i 11,1111 1- . 11,111' ..IM . llllfl 11.
is belieied Ijkelj that the labor leaders
been held. This would he n irrnoofnl
wa, for ihn lab,,,- loadois to step down
""' "" uic lanor leadeis to ste
IIOIO the tinsttinn tl,.., 1.1,,-n ntn
, ,. .. . .... '.
iiesiuent Wilson lias made no re-
ijucst on the ofiicinls of cither the
I nited Still
Steel Cornorntlon or nn
.of the independent companies for n con
f,'l','n' hctvvcen tho managements and
the union committee. Of course the
I ""ntx.) (Ill
committee itself, several weeks ngo,
s""kI" n ,no,,t,"K ''' -Tudgc K. II.
-; -
rr-
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
THE UNITED STATES HOUSING CORPORATION OFFERS
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO THE INVESTOR IN
THE SALE OF THEIR UNFINISHED DEVELOPMENT
NEAR NEW CASTLE, DEL.
This property is beautifully situated on the shore of the
Delaware River, with view of Atlantic Ocean, is easHy ac
cessible to Philadelphia or Wilmington, Del., by water or rail.
Electric railway through property.
An ideal location for permanent summer hotels and homes,
amusement park or industrial establishment.
Real estate consists of eighteen acres of land. Permanent in
provements consist of six dormitories, with a total of over four hun
dred single rooms, Central Dining Hair and Kitchen, Central Heat
ing Plant, which are 357o to SSo complete. There are seventeen
temporary buildings, consisting of office, warehouses and labor
housing.
There is approximately sufficient material on the ground and in
warehouses to complete the project. This consists of lumber, plumb
ing, electrical, heating, water and sewer, well and pumps, with
10,000-galIon storage tank and tower.
Approximately $370,000 had been expended on this property
when the armistice was signed and the work abandoned.
Other information will be given upon application.
Sealed bids will be received up to noon September 18th, 1919.
Such bids should be marked "Sealed Bids for Sept. 18th," and
must bc accompanied by cash or certified check for 57c of the amount
of bid.
The Corporation reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Address
SALES DEPARTMENT, U. S. HOUSING CORPORATION
ROOM 303, HOMER BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C.
:
I'lioTuri.ns
photo riAts
THRU
ra&52
OFJMERICA
AIU.L, 12th. Morrla i I'aipyunk Ae
ttinamDra jit iiiiivmii.Eip.ii.isiii
l.oi is ui:nnimin in
Illiill 1'OfKUTS '
A DM 1 f S-'O - THO.MI'bON &TS
1 KJLLAJ MATIVUE DAILV
I'ONSTAVTK TAIJUADGn In
llAl'IMM.bS A I. MODK"
ADTArilA CHESTNUT Ilelo-v 10TII
r.W-VL'li'-V ItlA MtollllSP.M.
jck ncKFonn in
'niLI. APPEHSO.N'S HOY-'
HI T TCmPr lUlOAn STOEICT AND
DHJUDIiM--' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
ki.sii: ru.nr.usov in
"A SOC-IU.TY KXILi:"
i BROADWAY gWfWF a
l PAULINE VltEDErtiriJ In
"THR PEACE OF ROAniNO niVETl"
--i rMI A I Gtn' Maplewood Ar.
J-Jltl- 2:n nnrt S.1S T. M.
MABEL NORMAND In
"MICKEY"
nVlDDITCCi MAIN ST.. MANAYIJNK
tlVlrrVIlOO MATINEE DAILY
BERT T.YTELL In
"IT'S EASY TO MAKE MONEY"
r A IDMrM IMT 2h ft OIRARD AV.
rrtllMHWWlli MATINEE
I DAILY
JUNE ELVinriE in
"COAX MB"
I- A 1VIIT V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
I" VlVllLi I 0 A M to Midnight
HARRY CAREY In
"THE ACE AND THE SADDLE"
C TU CT THEATRE Below 6pruce.
3D lrlS ! MATINEE DAILY
BESSIE BARRISCALE In
"THE WOMAN MICHAEL MARRIED"
FRANKLIN """cZAPJJ
WILLIAM FARNUM In
"THE LONE STAR RANGER"
GREAT NORTHERN TARo pa..rU
TOM MOOHE In
'THE CITY OF COMRADES"
IIMDCDIAT 60TH ft WALNUT STS.
llVlrE-llr-, Mt. 2S0. Ergs.TftO,
LOtHS HENNISON In
"UlUtt ruVJST4B -
lOary, of the steel corporation, and
I when this was refused an appeal was
1. A- .!. -11.I f H.. f Mtt
country' bllt t!, rrot,i(,Pnt "PParcntly
together.
Steel olTielals have mnde the point
icht along that it ronfeienee with the
i'"'0' eommittee would not be rcprc-
sentatlve in nny sense tu me worn.
They have insisted that the unions do
not represent nt most 1." per cent of the j
Ittee representing a minority would
not bring about good results.
inittee.
Heports lereived in the executive of -
fices of the tarious steel cnmpnnies m
and new oideis which liao come in'
1 liao kept ahead of the production. No
cflnil will he made to speed up the
output before the stiike is supposed to
ttm t. due to the belief that a show
The fnitiilown of the unions' strength would lie
the best thing fnr the entire industrj
In some stool ouurters tho state
the gains made in the previous months.
i ii iu LininTiiniii Qiimt mi run loiitu r.t
' . ,.',., ,,V. .
!'"- """,ls " "l" '"' ' W" , '" !""""-'
Ill sunn- llllll ll'lft Lllill IUUI1UCLIOI1 OI
the stool plants was being curtailed
during August.
In the various markets, the leading
Spanish French
Beginners' nnd Advanced Classes In
Spanish and Kronen. Commercial Con-
iS0" ana "ponilence will bo,
iaucht
French Wednrmlny nnd Frldfty fre
ninR". lifffinnlnR SeptemluT 21,
Spnnlr.Ii Turndiiy nnd Tliumdny ctp
nluRH. fn-fflnnliiir Sfptrmhf r 23,
Writ fnr Iescr1ptvo Booklets
YMC A
Central Branch, 1421 Arch St.
II
S
rmnori.ws
Tho following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showipy
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatro
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
I FTAnET? "ST A LA.VC'AbTUK AVE.
MATINEE DAILY
I.1I.A nn: In
IIUAHTS Or YOUTH-'
I inrRTV IIROAD & COLUMBIA AV.
LIDLIM I MATINEE DAILY
JOHN IA1WELL In
' THE I I.OUUED NAME"
333 MARKET ffSfS
NAZIMOVA In
"THE RED LANTERN"
MOnn -:' SOUTH ST Orchestra.
llJUL-.L-4 Continuous 1 to 11.
IIAROi.11 UlCKWOOD in
"MAN OF HONOR"
OVERBROOK
03D St HAVER.
rORD AVE.
REX BEACH
' THE CRIMSON GARDENIA"
PAI ATP r-u MARKET STREET
r-VL.-VVIZ. in a M to 11 :13 P.M.
MABEL NORMAND It
"UPSTAIRS"
PRIMPP 1018 "ARKET STREET
I rJllv-lJaJ 8 "in m to 11:15 p. m
HENRY R, WARNER In
"THE MAN WHO TURNED WHITE"
RFP.FNT MARKET'ST Belov 17TH
IXCV-aClN 1 11 A M to 11 P.M.
VIVIAN MARTIN In
"THE THIRD KISS-
PI AI TO OEPMANTOWN AVE.
rUAIri lJ AT TUI.PEHOCKEN ST.
i ETHEL CLAYTON in
"A SPORTINO CHANCE"
DI inV MARKET ST BELOW 7TH
1UDI in a m. tonus:
P.M.
1VA1.UA1.IJ ItKlll in
"THE LOVE BURGLAR"
QAVflV 12" MARKET STREET
OrtVUI SAM TO MIDNIGHT
GLADYS BROCKWELL In
"BROKEN COJIMANDMENTS"
OTAMI FY MARKET ABOVE lOTH
OlUNL.C.1 n;in 4..M. toll sl6 P.M.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In
"HI3 MAJESTY THE AMERICAN''
WITHDIA MARKET BT. AB. OTH
vjviwiurv "A'5L.?'i'isP'M.
wiAWijMirj tiwiunri' in J
THK TOPJRDONABLSI 8IN" '
19
factor of the -wcel was the contract
lor juu.uoo tons of steel rails placed
by the railroad administration for the
carriers In the Kast. Of this tonnagu
the steel corporation's rail mills re
ceived 00,000 tons and the remaining
110,000 tons were divided between the
I,nekawanna and Bethlehem Steel Conv
pnnles. It is learned that the Independent
reecned tne greater share of this bust-
Iu,ss because tho rails were for use on
deliveries nt a minimum cost for shin-
ments. The rails will go mainly to
roads la New Kngland and New York
state.
Extra by Dodge Manufacturing Co.
New Yorh, Sept. ,1. The Dodge
Manufacturing Company declared tho
leguhir quarterly dividend of V2 per
cent and an extra of 1 per cent on the
common nnd 1 per cent on the pre--f
erred. Common dividend is payable
October 1 to stock of record September
7 nml preferred October 1 to stock of
tecoul Sentpmhnp '"
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
rem col
New principle, constant aupply:
S4 to 30 gallons, lc. Heats
radlatora, too There Is nothing;
lust as good Free Book.
Reeves Stove 38
& Foundry Co. So. 2dJ'"'rf
TJIEJ
THAT PATS!
Ut b. rat tht'tmaeh tht tuki n,i-
jour oflTsrtlBmSTrrtlo-TXnn.'
olronltr l.tt.r. it oasts Inf iii.
oojj for Mlllng talk th.t ll nil)
Ifbat
roa
1 "-!, rstamoa Ui BVst.M
wir psroniara rrea.
J0B2I U P0rJM3 t0U emaTmt ni
No spl isli or drln. No sink complete with
out them. 1'osltlre hliut-nff waiea vratr.
Ask jour plumber for bni Ill's h wan-neck
1 aitcets.
THOS. SAVILL'S SONS
ISIO WALMril STREET
Empire Tours
Adirondack. Iroquois and
Onondacn Trails
Three famous automobile routes ln
NEW YORK STATE
Good roadn nnd cxcMIent hotels.
Handy pocket booklet containing full In
formation of routes and maps mailed free.
Address V. N. BAIN-, Sy.
EMPIRE TOURS ASSOCIATION
Nertlmreli, New Yori.
STI-AMSIIII' OTirEW
PMIiKil'ElHl
VnnRtncer und Freight Services
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL . ,
Aquitania Sept 18
Orduna Sept. 23
f nrmania Oct. 4
Ordunu Oct. 28
farmania Nov. 8
Orduna Nov. 29
NEW YORK :o CHERBOURG
nd SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania Oct. 2
"Mauretnnia Oct 28
Mauictania Nov. 22
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George Oct 4
Royal George Nov. 1
Royal George Nov. 2D
NEW YORK lo PLYMOUTH and
CHERBOURG
Caronia Sept. 27
Caronia Nov. 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia Oct. 16
Saxonia Nov. 18
NEW YORK to GLASGOW
Columbia Oct 4
Columbia Nov. 1
BOSTON to GLASGOW
EJysia Sept 24
Scindia Sept. SO
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia Oct. 23
Philadelphia-Bristol (AT05S5?)
Venusia Sept. 22
Venusia Nov. 8
1 l'ler 16 South
i 1.1
13nn WMNl'T ST.. I'HI'AnKT.FIIIA
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbridge Sts.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
lAVSPAonrifflB
Direct- mP ywicz
SAN FRANCISCO TO
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
Uatavla. tSttmaraug. Soerubula. Macauft
Batlinff datea ana ratee im application.
S. 6. BILL1TON. 8. 8. SOERAKARTA.
B. B. U1NTANG. S. S. TJISALAJC.
B. S. BENGKALIS
t. D. Snrefkrla li Ilroa. Co.. Oen. Alto.
Office. 2 Pine St . San Frnnclaco
W.Y Omrc. 17 Battery PI. H B.BurnettAa-t.
"BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
rlllLAllELPHIA AND NEW YORK (a
HAMIIUKG. Cg'l, "ANZIO anil
BUSHONG ........ .September 13
ANOKA September 15
rniLAntxriitA to iiavre
AWENSDAW September 16
VK.W OKI.K1NS to IH'FNnS aires
ALDERMAN September 17
ARGENTA September 19
A 1 I.Imiln RrtUter
Tnr Ratea nud Information Anplj-
MEGEE, STEER & COMPANY
401-4G3-.07 Dresrl IMlldlnr
EARN LINE
Philadelphia Havana.
I -
GENERAL CARGO
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steaners
S. S. "LAKE GALERA"...Sept. 18
S. S. "LAKE FLUVANNAOct. 10
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