iVT 17J Ti f kt,r, , X w B? -! li'i 4J , ;t I i i ft . I f ' v. m n hi e ii " . U i . It'.. W-SiU1 i Of or1'- Bf-n ,; 20 "EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- FINANCIAL BRIEFS merit thnt thi? nr? prepnred to sell cnlli". ' running ninety iln.v '" strr line. nine. Italian lire nnil tlcrnmn 1.-" I.... ..i .. ...111i.tr l.itt rotes niaritn t-Ai iiiiijk' in ii r . 11411111s " -.- The nverattp price of twent? nrtive rfi,! the opinion of tho firm, will Industrie.!"! advanced 1 2(1 per tent fnollttulo operation inntcrlnl1j in the Saturday to 108.30. while twenty rail- country's foreign trade, wliieli nt the roads advanced 74 per cent to 80 (VI inoniPitt is greatly hampered by the un The former are now within -4 point nf Bfttlcd foreign exchange situation, the ton average of the year of 112 2X I made on Juh 14. ' V II. Wooilin. nreiden of (lie American Car mid Koumlrv ( ompany New York Central Is one of the few roads this jeer showing large Increases in both gross, and net earnings over last year. Vor (he seven months ended July 31 gross exceeded the same period of 1018 by $20,080,312 or 14 per cent. will sail for Knrope Thursday to study equipment neoN of (treat Hritaln, France. Italv and prohablv Helgium. The Vew ork SubtrenMirj lol $.'..11,000 to the banks on Saturday, re ducing the net gain since Friday to 5.VJ.000. Iron ore production In the l,ake Su M.ini. rllutvift .lurtnc Anffnst was re duced about 4,000,000 tons under i For the M-nr ended .lune :',0 the normal owing to the strike of railroad ' Anvrii an Seeding Companj reports a shopmen and dock workers, estimates surplus after nil charges mid (axes of the United States Bureau of Mines. The J0.V..li:i. tiiulviilont after preferred department reports the return of the dlMdends to SKt.11 h share n the com strikers and the resumption of ore inon stock. nmpared with !.(! earned movement fr "" Preceding "nr. National City Itank is offering $10. 000,000 7 per cent cumulative preferred The Ohio ( upper nmp.inv annual stock of the Firestone Tire and Rubber report for the year ended IW.nibcr.il r tmi ., i ,.,.,M.n,l shows a deticit nfter taxes of SJ.iO ,!! WIlllMlll 111 lllll. .-I."'. "U ' ,........ the report that the strike of the steel w inkers set for September "2 would be deferred until after (he labor conference in Washington early in October threw u fresh uncertainti over the st'cl labor siluatiiui. (JiliiiitiM of gas snlil lij the L'uited (!as I mpi moment Company and sub sidinrlret for the eight months ended August .11, compared with the corre I sponding period In 11118, increased 2.111 I per cent in Philadelphia and 2 per ent in coniimiuiliis outside of Philadelphia Amount of elci Irlcltj sold decreased Si.. per i cut in nliime. but the revenue m , creased (I I per lent, the Intter being i due to late udMinces, 1 dividend An innovation in foreign exhange transactions is offered h New burger. Hnderoy iS. Loch in the announce This computed with a Mirpltis of lr I S70 in the plosions vear. Thf .tntrmpnt in hi.. liv Mr Ifoniprri flint h flu. nnf know nn.vt.iini; abut f,M, . V uii I ntproM " - ' - - - i I r friHTi flan let HlllllniiiltfM'tflll1llMlM""lliy V1 iJLjrjlj 1.KJ JJL1JLIAJL1 J JtJl ' r lo.uitj; llouP TTcll.iflCf v Fourth Street National Bank Philadelphia. Sept 12. 1919 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $59. 540.161 53 Customers.' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances 2.770.925.00 Due from Banks 13,951.117.38 Exchanges for Clearing House , 1,456,018.66 Cash and Reserve 6,494.106.98 $84,212,629.55 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $3,000,000.00 Surplus and Profits 7.720,431.78 Reserved for Taxes and Expenses 160,014.90 Circulation 500.000.00 Letters of Credit Issued to Customers and Acceptances 2,773,1 16.00 Deposits 70,059.066.87 Rediscounts and Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank NONE $84,212,629.55 s, nfemliei 1" tio RESOURCES H"d Investments . 1 n tin &;-, ps I If.V r,7 I II 18d 96 I 'ri.982 25 ,u-li nnrt llcpnc . . siooifigoi "ustnn'ers Liahljt ( .mint of V'ceptatices '.ft OflO 00 , Total $13,092,976.65 LIABILITIES i ' .ipitfil !' U , . MirH "'and t ProtH . I nir i 1 t MM'diint I!ffr fur Ttixp i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n , ' Iniltv i itml lfiiisltu s t;'t iop()'i.its , TMm rt-MjiiHl Tlpvfr-p Hank I 1 , in "ti ( rn t Sfpuritlp A t e pi rin pp nxpriitrti for ii-Ihiik r- jton.ono nn t Mi US 74 S4,1Q3 43 f 4 8't UR fcno,0on fi( 0 n-7,2M W rt 17,0 IB 81 prnifATP,fiL, MONDAT, SEP0?EMBER IS, 1013 linr iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiimiimmiiiimiiiiimiiirT m I Jiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminffln INCORPORATED 1803 The Philadelphia National Bank Philadelphia. September 12. 191?. RESOURCES U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness , $35,487,646.1 0 Loans, Discounts and Investments 109,992,599.75 Accrued Interest Receivable 252,695.78 Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances , I 3. 1 1 9,6 1 2.2 1 Due from Banks - . 30,396,757.15 Exchanges from Clearing House 3,01 5,625.02 Cash and Reserve 13,1 10,445.98 LIABILITIES $205,375,381.99 i t cnn ono oo :,o ono on I Total $13,092,976,651 B JOHN- C. SOXNEBOHN, Cashier. IIHMIKtl 1RI4 National Bank of Germantown I PHILADELPHIA Sepinnbcr I! CI'1 KESOUHCES .mil lnistimnts $8 13n '.-.fi ST .."i H.mks . .IliS.iilT 4" ml Itos.T-w Tin Hfil .in iki. in is T.mMHtx nil h.'ttfrs nt i rilit . . '.-;so no 1 HIH ( .ivh Z 47,148,686.46 E ; LIABILITIES r i ' ai'itr.' St.i. k .. $20nnnnn a sunilns and Vet I'roHts ... fin 10x20 F I iicirned Uisc-iunt 3S924K1 t 1 rirciiMilon 2001 no C n.ti.isits r, 40-, 4"t n: It I'm Federal lt""Tc Hank Pi r . .. ,., 1 ..1 iii-ti mini t yin- curltlcs .... ... ROT. 000 on Liabilitv nn Letters i,r Crulit .. ... -' 2Sn nn Every Form of Domestic and Foreign Banking. Unexcelled Facilities $7,148,686.46 JOHN C. KNOX, Cashier. Capital Stock $3,000,000.00 Surplus and Net Profits 8,273,555.20 Unearned Discount 7 1 6, 1 96.48 Reserved for Taxes and Interest 723,027.53 Letters of Credit and Acceptances 1 3,499,993.98 Acceptances of Other Banks Sold 1 ,255,592.56 U. S. Bond Account 29,994,250.00 Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank Secured by U. B. Bonds 27,500,000.00 ( Individual $82,624,742.69 Deposits Bank 34.136,906.91 (U.S. Government .... 3,65 1,11 6.64 120,412,766.24 $205,375,381.99 LEVI L. RUE, President CHARLES P. BLINN, Jr., Vice Pres. WM. S. MADDOX, Vice Pr. HOWARD W. LEWIS, Vice Pres. HORACE FORTESCUE, Vice Pres. O. HOWARD WOLFE, Cashier George Wood Alfred C. Harriaon Levi L. Rue George H. McFadden Randal Morgan Samuel Rea DIRECTORS: Pierre S. duPont Asa S. Wing Samuel M. Vauclain William H. Donner Wallace D. Simmons Samuel D. Warmer Alva C. Dinkey Eldridge R. Johnson J. Howard Pew J. Kcarsley Mitchell Henry G. Brengle S. P. Hutchinson G. Colesberry Purves lllllllllllj(illllilllllltllltliliillliliiiiillililillillllllllllllll Steadily Climbing, but continuing to be more interested in alive cind alert service, than in large figures. nKsouncES IiOans and Invest ment $54,541,912.5!! Due from Banks. 5, 09", 361 61 f'leartni? Houro Kx changvs 1,872,492.46 Caah anil Jleservp. 4,390,432.67 Customers' Liability on ForelKn Credits and Acceptances 6 066.927 95 September 12th, Jill MAnn.iTir.s Capital . . . J2.000 000 no Surplus and .Vet Profits . . 4.320.944 07 rneainetl Discount 270.32B 96 IIpwi-m. for Taxes 195. 000 no Circulation .. . 195.000 00 Deposits .. . 4R.. 141. 082 26 Forelpn Credits and Acceptances 6 056.927 95 Advances from Federal Reserve Bank .. . 11579.546 9.1 75,959,t27.17 $7.ri.9.)!.127.!7 JOHN J. MacDONALD WILSON' CATIinmVOOD wm l. suppLrcn THOMAS J. JErFRIKS lOSEPH II. PARVIN WM. II. FOLWKLL WALTER A RAILET CHAS. S. CALWELL niiiF.CTons FRANK H. MOSS r;i:o. w. b. Roberts MERRITT N W1LLITS. Jr. LOUIS R. PAGE WM. II. HARDING , DAVID C. HILMiLET PAUL THOMPSON IHA VAUGHAN ALAN D. WOOD OFriCEItS CHAS P. CALWELL President K. V. kiiAMUtKKK, Pre.ldnit . . Ill I.KU'.l Ast CdMlle K. li HIT. VUe-Prestdent y. u. iii'Mnini1", vice-Pre dn.i y 1 1 l-r ' t Frank T Pmtrsr. W ilium A Dli I W It V'lcholmin rranci I iJo i V V Shanbaii-' turner M Wl 1. ix Loans and Invpstmeni Accrued Interest . Customers' Liability An cunt, Accpptances and Letters of Credit Kxchanne for nenriiig Hou-c Due from Flank Cai-h and Reerc t'apital ... .... Surplus and NVt Profits Resene for Unearned Dicount Reserve for Taxes and Inteiest. Circulation Acceptance and Letters of Credit I' f h mmmmm (. r. mi vt. jii.. AKst i-Hsniei r yis ix-"rfyx B.B 19 AUTIIIK MurMC'IfOI.I.. C SV V- X 1 1 11 I ll directors p Mgf -11 NATIONAL BANK i f-rnnk (; Hrnt-r. i Huh tlanlcl LiaSSfflgPP'l I WfWW r rZSSS?rJltCr7t: 1 .. fi.nricti h Jnhn-n I NV hold ir " &SSK!SBB fllJlAf BfaL! l f Ottint fill IpF S Cilll n.n lo..pli E Wi.l,n-i Irni. ,lu I'o, t ', WS&SZ hIJD'7 At :-. 1 Ompil Ol 1CI & KyAU, OFFICERS Milium M Puns iiW, 1' Tyler 3 M VS-Kvy NS CipiHHUll 1-, IJ1.' ,, '"' ..- -' i -on "'.ii , EdWV jr . "V.4 TTT 4 h. NSS ASSKIS ... M V "NTT71 h.t m. Yf "8t .. . President 31 ifc Q 1 - .. BHk I yW Immediately Available: jTTTtxmyrfrii ............i... E 1 I I . , 1l M - a hand Resene ?J o6T2.1 . B. WARD --- - - - I I J rr I f 1 11 (f ' i:C,anBe,for c",er I ift aa J- 1 JL JP JL I Uutrlntr House 458 324 !M II. r. ni'.ITZKL tNArX ! m -nr i 5i 'IF ,,u' fr?m lrre- A.-i.tant Cashier ffiv- : I National Banlc I vCvr ,n3U0' - FfflWmK? M J.CH,JLVJHLCJ. XIAAHX. ; Discountable in A..i5tni Cashier W W 'I I Third and Arch SlreeU M s'bIc ' ."sm :on 47 ..voiMr.tv luOlihi iSsiHiW a Commercial Convenience in a Commercial Community llh Libert Bonds & An.istjnt Cashier if iMWU rWttiZ.' sTMIMI.NTof Sep. mber I J 1919 K Cer.tflcates. 2 070,164 56 ff2W'' ' i Resources ,mss-,7M,sT 11 $13,997,165.18 V iBIvTr fy I ' H i'"' fr""'d '"' " :"':'.' - i,3" ?,"!J ,11 if Other Loam & Discounts: WjJY J ! II ! .I,'.?"- na'l'lr m.' ."u'n't i.f X .epla'nwV' Le- ,4 ,.,. "TdNs"'1'"" - DIRECTORS VifoVX I 1 '"""""""""' H-WIiriM S.80I.7hI 1 . "" IO 346 375 00 '1 s- S''P XdOEl-P 1 Liabilities ,-oooo. 1 ! afer 9 t h.lrman of Boari ' M -iV u- ,..,1 -. l.n-- '.'.'..'..'.la.iMTl '. . 1 ia'' 1.662,446 07 Ulnthrop Hmlth THE GIRSHD 1 i;BiTir;;;., :""' ;i IBIS, aaa :;';;:,. NATIONAL BANK 1 i-;SSasii "" I mrsz ,--- PHILADELPHIA , 3 m!i rS;"i. , HSoo oX ,um"0'"1"0 K LIABILITIES . r.tan o. chondle. statement nf (onitUlon nl the (l...e of nulne. J-eptemher 13 IIMH i JJ,,,',""" " P" ' '.'.. ! '.'.:'.'. '.'...'.'.' 14 "I'.W7 ki 14.t,3 8i J B IVimsltH ..... ,13,397,477 4 1 Mellllle O. Baker gll u v Bi Hue Federal Re- RFSOIIRTFS ' pi S,31,?4.hi p sere Bank .. 1.579,450.00 fldwln T,. Blabon -I Ollifl-Ks: . r.. mi i i mii ii. nr.'uri'i b i.ncuiauon ... . luu.uiH'.uii IrTlnr liohn IT'I "J7 S"7 "id ' il K.v ril .1. 1)011 N. Mre ITeeldent Br ' .,, u,,, i nun nnn niv N 7a-oT 'i- I M ,UI- N ".ril.l.llWll.KB, (..hTlAKTWIIITi:. t i npltal htock. . I 000,000 00 m,.ra Si P11 lSa.814.li a ;,' i..unt .mil iih er ltnnt Caehler (fc burp us & Profits 2,476,938 12 ' a! Mt n (VMIIILI-I. ntFJiKIIIfK FAIII.MII. W ' . m. L. Turner jlj VkUt.int ( ashler nhli.tant Ciuihler B5 01 o ef'i oca on 7.522,0124. fill Eg iiiitMlllK'. . II. Mtl'rNTKK. ( halrman of the Hoard 81 $18,603,865.83 i 011 nT. (in 3B1 ic.M.iln J llohiti John Martin m. D. Oelberinunn llW 2,211,0, 0.9b j g & 'r I' I. liiiU N idelherwr .lonatlmn Jenk. B "ALWAYS COMMERCIAL" H).323,8fi3 71 m n I Mil. hell llenr. II ll.irtim Jr. f harle. 4. rtart Jffl LWH UWmmfclSUIHi. -,, ,,-i 3t " Mirin Niithnn T rnlwell llenrr 11. MeAdoo IBB Market at Seventh ",u 1 tii. 1 1 pJ j l 1 ullnrh smuell l.anilli s. k. tonaernian MF mmmm..mmmmmmm. .si 0."). i26.6:52.7t i ikfc. ar - - - - - - - - - - LIABILITIES ' iiilgi!111!IJMiifc jPSsBSSBk , - cr- ,2,oon,nO(i.on 5 .. l- "Oi ,- M, YF?" ' -1 ri - "So'i'o'-o ' ' I Av THE OLDEST DANK IN AMERICA I iy.oii.(( in unwii i r Lx jrm I I.085.000.OO ' -- -' : I WW CsJI,- - 8,369,199.97 I lil f$Hl 6 ,. Wig? J ' UjiiBii it? m n ta i m- 'i First National Bank ; ! p . Jf n TriLLiTP, Jr. Vlee-Presldent thos. j. jBiTnins Vlce-rretldent NHWTON IV. CORSON Cashier ALLEN M. MATTHEWS Ase't Cashier ALRRRT N 1IOOO Asst. Cashier. KDIVART) T. JAMF.1 Asn't Cashier LDWAKD .1 PAUL. Aait. Cashier 1 Corn Exchange National Bank Philadelphia Chestnut at Second riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TU c CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA CHESTNUT ST. AT FIFTH Close of Business, September 12, 1919 resources liabilities Loans Internments $27, 1 04,878.02 Capital $ riftus.'0.'. . C'r?r: .,381,861.34 S;P'' & Undivide, Due from Ilanks Hna,o, A-n- Profits (earned) Hanker. " a o, R"ve f- T & Cash and Reserve 1,998,297.091 Unearned Discount Clrrulntlon . . I.mtns rederiil Re- . I fcere Hunk 4, 1 Rediscount -Fed- eral Reserve Bank 1 l Deposits 23 $34,386,284.41 $34 WILLIAM TOST. President. A. I. sH'lhT. Aen'l WILLIAM . (ONKAII, V. Pim. 4 I'asll. AJ.IUOIT II. AsllllV. 8TANLF.V K. WILSON, Ans't Cashier. II. R, A. CAU.tl., A r.F.nuor. nruNn m. Jr. W1LM.MI Mlinll CIIAKLK.S MlIKF.LF.n CIIAIILKS B. INULItlllLL A. A. JACKSON DIRECTORS (lA)irKiiM. vvwn r.,v CUAKIINC'K M. IlltOU N hTF.VKNM HKC'HNrilllK AVKK1 II. AMIIIKH N J. HMtTON TOHNlilIM) 1,000,000.00 H i a 4,273,071.10 II 192,095.81 1 55,000.00 I 600,000.00 1 000,000.00 1 266.117.50 1 ,386,284.41 1 t ithhler. H AtiN't Cashier. M ss't 1'Ri.hler. :i)'K I'. STOUT H VMIN III'MI 1AM I'OXT '. (ONUAII rr Bills Tayable due Federal Reserve Bank 12,500,000 00 fnited Htateh Bond Borrow erl fi.OOO.OOO.OO Deposits 68,999,488.47 $105,126,0.12.71 JO.SLI'II WA1M:. JII.. President K.an Itunilolph, lee I'rev lfreil llarrntt. Ast. Candler . Yi . I'lrkfortl. lit. Prethlent Ilo.lil .1. Myer, Aunt, faultier I hitrles 1. Ashton, Cashier IVnller I'. l'reneli, Alt. Cashier DIRECTORS THANCIS II Kl I VL" halrman of Ihe Boaril Daniel llsnfh Frsnm II. Ileeees, Jr. rthnr . Morton Kodman I'. Grhront m. M I'ratler. Jr. William Jar Turner IV. Frederick Snyder l,eor II Itasencarten A. J. Connty Kobert Toland Jonepll UuTne, Jr. Mm. P. Ilarha in. VenboUl Lly I- vim Handolph Walter S. Thomson John Orlbbef Morrl. II. Ilorklii. MARKET STREET NATIONAL BANK; PHILADELPHIA , September ISth, ISIS RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Inrentments tll.Sil.ftHt.SI Capital Moek I.Ofto.onn.OO Customers' Lisbllllr Under surplus and Net I'rollts . I,43,4IB.H Caromsrrlal Letters nf (In illation 60U.0U0.0U Credit and Aee4ptanes 1.231.801 SB t(,InmarrU, i,.t of ( redlt Sua from Banks 3,37 1. 1 S3. 0.1 and Acceptance. I J.17.S0S.30 Etehanfes fur Clearinc mils Taj able. Federal Ite- Kaose ' 7:S,78S.S3 serTe Hank .1.67.1,000.00 Cash nd neserie 1,688,765.3: ' Delimit. l6,SZ2,0LtS $24,603,376.29 FRED F. SPELLISSY, 124,608,376.29 First National Bank of Philadelphia 3 1 5 Chestnut Street Condensed report at close of business Sept. 12, 1919 RESOURCES Loans and Investments $41,975,957.49 Customers' Liability for Acceptances 851,858.24 Interest Earned but Uncollected 79,089.20 Due from Banks 7,156,569.77 Exchange for Clearing House 2,232,871.94 Cosh and Reserve 4,428,972.18 Total $56,725,318.82 LIABILITIES Capital $1,500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 2,271,432.05 Interest and Discount Collected but not Earned. . 180,059.15 Reserved for Taxes, Interest, etc 631,071.89 Acceptances Executed for Customers 851,858.24 Bills Payable (Federal Reserve Bank) 7,500,000.00 Liberty Bonds Borrowed 2,000,000.00 Deports 41,790,897.49 Total $56,725,318.82 KKNTOV WARM!. Ire rre.ldrnV ' " I (HAH II. JAMIW. Aejt. Ca.hl.r IIUIKt J. IIA8. Vice fre.ldent CAUL II. CIIAFFKB. As. I. CathUr TIIOS. W. AMIKRU. Cashier I HOWARD II. HORDON. Asst. Cashier F. W. Ayer Clias. S. Child Joseph H. Clark U alien Clark Cyrus II. K. Curtis DIRECTORS Franklin D'Oller William P. riest Hydney K. Ilutchinsoa K. C. Irrln LtflntstoD E. Jans William A. Law Joseph II. Met; all Fred'k MeOsrea i. llnry Seatteriood 1. W. Van Djks chXrteru) CONllNtNTAL CONOPtSS 1781 ank of iNorthlmerica (National Bank) Philadelphia, September 12, 1919 REPORT OF CONDITION' RESOURCES Loans anil Discounts ... . SJO, 081.160. 81 Hue from Hunks and Hankers 4,860,801.71 Cysli Jleserve and Clearing- House .1,808,009.88 ustomern' Llali. ae Accepts, anil Letter. of Credit 437,088.60 Interest Lamed Not Collected . 140,120,67 I . f. fcerurltles I'ledged for Customer. , 506,800. 00 -' Total $41,994,641.74 LIABILITIES Capital ... . 81,000,000.00 Mirplu. unil I ndltlded . 4, 37, 010.87 Circulation .... 400,007.50 Deposits 23.488,608.8.1 l h. Securities Horrowed from Customers 6,866,800.00 He.erie fur Taxes and Interest.. 37,486.07 XrrepU. Kteruleil A Letters of Credit Issued 137,088.69 Hills Taxable Secured, by Government Honds 7,800,000.00 t'nearned Dl.count and Interest . 126,083.26 Total T$41, 994,641. 74 CIIAHLF.R II. IIARDINO, Fret. HA.MCKI. D. JORDAN. Vice Pres. E. B. KIIU5ILU. Cashier W. J. MIlRPnv, Assist. Cash? K. f. MeKINI.IjV. Assist, Cash. O. M. rRINCV. Assl.L c'asb. CHA8. n. ltARDIN'Q DIBECTORB O. O. FEIHOEB . ei.iiuiviil J "ll. IAS.SMOKB J. II. CUMMINIIS JOHN W. I'KAKCB 4. 1". MIMI80N JOHN P. CIREKN W. II, rl6HHSlAHSLEB OKO.r. UAKKK. M.D, CIlAri." B. DUNN MOBAUJS. C DUlin HARRV H. RI1RKT 1CD1VARUF. IIKNHI TIIKRQN I. CRANE owl. M. MXESS riTLEH 1CD1VARU V. HK.NSON nr.nil I, n.r.Kl ClUAIlAMK WOOD WIKR 7 BEAD. Jr. lUb 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 easily 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 siagle rooms, Central Dining Halt and Kitchen, Central Heat ing Plant, which are 35 la 85 complete. There arc seventeen temporary buildings, consisting of office, warehouses and labor housing. There is approximately sufficient material on the ground and in warehouses to complete th 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 be accompanied by cash or certified check for 5 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. Cuthier. ili V r. ',!..?! 5 - I Vjfl ". 'te&s&t&al -. i&tit'i .A . -LAS. i'..iei mi.wi ii ii mj psivsiHSBBjsMsm.ni ii.ijiyjuaisispi.i rig T " f "" . t a . i - T ' i. '-J 'V A-rfrfjJV &!.. tuaiBnHm . i . .. . . ".. u ..... .-.I: 0j .. ..,.., V3P'MbHHsbbbbBmbV k . IS. I.r .
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