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Firestone
7 Preferred
Issued by one of world's,
largest manufacturers of
tires and other rubber goods.
Complete circular describing
ths attractive issue will bo
sent upon request for P E
248. For subscription, sub
ject to allotment, if, ns and
when issued and received by
us, at
100 and Accrued Dividend
TheNationalGty
Company
Ccrrrspomlenl Offlrn fit oier
60 Citlts
rkiliicIptU 1421 Ck.it.it St
Atlantic City CWlfontt Black
12ZS Boardwalk
A Straight
First Mortgage Bond
Wc are offering a
5cc First Mortgage
Bond of a company
1 operating in the great
Southern Cotton Mill
District of North and
South Carolina. The
company serves a
population of over
950,000 with a prod
uct which is one of
the necessities of life.
The reproduction
value of the property
is over three times the
par value of the out
standing bonds, and
the net earnings are
more than three times
the bond interest.
Write tor descriptive circular
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Mcmbt r In A Mori. j-liniir
Franklin Bank Bldg . Phila.
VewTork Vn-mi, .canton
CRITICAL TURN1 IN STEEL
SITUATION MET CALMLY
Initial Prices Were Made at Concessions, but IVhole List
Showed Same Astonishing Resiliency
New nrl(, .Sept. If). Although the I'nn-Amciionn fullliiR I1., to lltl. uml
lima In rcRnrd to the Inbor sltmitioii Mexican lVtrolciim ranged from UWVi
indicate n critical since with nn up to "OS.
pin out cci tnintj of n ittlkc on Mnnilm . I In the motors Studcbnkcr opened
the stock mnrl.it tone n not Krcntlj Mmm 1S t IIS nuil then rallied to
ilitnrl)ed. mill some i-ucs aim iiiR the 11. Wi
lirM flfticn minutes showed strength. ' Aineiienn Tobneeo lrinlo n rniln nf
vwth the moM-iiieiits pMienilh m tlm t ' 1 ' j to "J?.!?, uhiih uiis lost in the
ncrioil about iwnlj tllv iilr a! between next fen minutes. Tlicic uns ninilcnito
finetionnt cuius ami los-ev.
1 lilted States Steel iclilci 'j to
10. while Crucible Stiel iiduinrcd
11.. tm IS'I1-... Iluldwln l.ninutic
Kprmil up '.. at lUtt' nml deellnei, to
US'S. and Hethlehem Steel "II" old
down i to P."l4.
The oil Mocks voir generally hcin. dence
tradiiiR in I nited He tall Stoles with
out id ii( li ehniiRe In priee.
The marine issues were stroiiR. Ma
rme eomuion aduinehiR I point to i)7'
and the prefened li, to 117IH.
Al the end of the Hist llfteen minutes
e was a in nunc u-m rii- In r..
REACTION FOLLOWS
EARLY GAIN IN CORN
Aggressive Operations Discour
aged by Too Many Uncer
tain Factors
COTTON TURNS FIRM
ON BETTER CABLES
Impioved Spot News and Fa
vorable Tone in Goods
Market Factors
I New York Stoclts
, 1-tat ' 11 30
Sales .!oe High Low a in
1300 AtlvKum . 38Ji 07M 3' H 37M
100 Advnpf... 0BW CO. C9 KM
100 AJftTllub.. SS 88 88 88
10O AlaCJM , 2U " 2'i 2'
1100 AlChalM.. 4CM t0)i 45H 40'-
100 AlCMpf... 05)5 05 05 05
i.'00 AmAnCh . 07)j 93 08 OS
.110 Amltosch 113 112 112 I'2
MU0 AinCan . 6C.H 601! SSi CO5
1200 AmCar&F 132h 132' 131X 1311
(00 AmH&Tj . 31 33'4 33 33'i
300 AU&Lpf 123' 123 122'l 123
100 Amlco .. 45U 45 45 45
4500 AmlntC . 0? 08! 07U
3000 Aml.lns. 75 78) i 75)i 78' i
0900 AmLoco.. 107i 10O 100la 108i
000 AmSAlt . 75, jpi "5 75
1000 AmSumT.. Ol'i 91W 00l 01l
100 AtnStll. 301. 31) ' 39.' 30)t
7500 AmTob 27 1 272) a 270 270
1000 AmShtp 37' 37 37 37
200 AmWoolonllfiJ, 114W 114) 1HM
)0 AnaCop . . 07 07 00)j 07
100 AO&WISS157''j 150'i 159JJ 150'4
200 AssoDO 5'2'-j 52 52 52
100 AtT&SP SI', S'l'i 8')'i 891
0000 Uall-ocW I2hai 12('" 128'j 120'i
400 H&o. . 40 40 40 40
11700 riothsn t).v, mni o.r now
100 BctS8pf U2'i lllJn Ill'l Ill's
200 BethMot 2f.s 20)5 2GH 2f.'a
400 BrltT . 21 2l's 21)4 24',
200 Uklnl'nU 74 74)i 74'. 74)
200 HoothI' 18 IS 18 IS
200 But.SJ 25.' 25', 25 2
100 CadCO< Mi ?8. 3Wi 38',
400 Cnll'i-o fiS 08.'. G8 ()S
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We Offer
to YieH 71
the 8 Cumulative
Sinking Fund First Pre
ferred Stock
of b prosperous company en
gaged In the production oi
an essential food product.
The total net assets of the com
pany, after giving effect to this
financing, were over 2J2 limes
the amount of the entire issue.
Wriln for titular P"
piling complete details
GEORGE H. BURR & CO.
421 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
1301 Peoples llnnk llulldlni
PlTTSHintGU
Main 0fflc: l:n Ilruutluruj
J M.H YOKK
( llh.ICO, Seiil I!) - I'm mm ill li"K-
and wet wrntliii l"d to furtlier Innmc
f I'om lii loninu-siiiii nouses Hits inoi n
lie ami the mm Kit us slinni;. wilh
ofleriiiRs lnekuiK in the initial tradinc
On tlie lio then- was srllini: 1 wire i
coneer'is, which emi-ed iiadions fiom
tlie best
Sentiment w.is li tiled .ind it was llie
iiiiiniii.iiu ftitif 1 1 1 ill a 11 urn titu ttlllfll till- I
I 1 lllll Llisus (llll l I 1 1 . li" II11 .111 ;
eertaui f.n tor- in llii siinnlion to en j
I'omiiRe n,'(,-r(.-sne opeiatioits either,
wav.
Tlie leieipts line todm wre lss (.us .
Septeinhor opened -'i lus'iei , at
si 1S' Deeeiiiher stinted at SI IM'ji
to SI 2(1 IIK.HIlM SI 25 at tlie t lne jes.
tfiilin anil, nftet toiulitti); SI 2l'i'. te I
i eded to 'SI 25 &. M.n ipnetnl lit I
i SI. 2.1'.. to SI 2.T, at the stmt iiKiunt
M.-'JI. nt the i loo esteida and '.itirl
sold ill SI 2.1. I
Oats opined tinner on hiiiini; h loin
.mission houses and linuKil nfleiiiu; '
(in the use a lorul iofessinnal ln-.ii tnP
I was a soon seller. 1 lie uenimiii int i
I the easli .ittule wn" said to he fun
The leeeipls h're tod.ij were 102 i ar
I September opened nt (I7'j to 117 ,
j n,'H llisr ti"'.M" lit the elose Msleidlll
laud Inter sold at l!7"'se. Deiimbei
I opined at 70'si" to 70''ijc. iiRainst ("I ',. ,
I at the end lesterdiij, and Inter old '
'lit l!!t7v M.iv was iuoted at 71Tsi
1 to 72c at the outset and, after rereduiK
to jestenim s last priee of 71Tse, mo. i
id up to 72!si'
The reieipts of wheat at Minnenpo I
Ills todm wire 105 ears, at Duliith. S2
'.ins. at riiiriigo, 14,1 cars, and at
I U ininpiR, 501 i ins
' "Uii III.l.T WnATHKrt i DNDIIIi.NS
P MiHsr;.n' ?i W0 '"l'ot"B I'm-
i M mVr,,".,Sf .Wllm"""nn "it. X i
V i,i ,,. i V, A"u"" "01 Atliiniu lis.
s,n i , Vt:,ii.. ..'-. .,-'."r-nT"r
MintiK
Mllr
ieriiunli nn 'iHmnn 71
iirinun- Prnuoln S"h
n mill t,iAt.... tn. ..
. ...... , ,,Ir, ipiiHuon
. n i ,,, .nieiilo
n.l
at Talnna
Neu orI,. Sepl l!l. -The ...tton
mat Kit was unsettled at the stmt this
moinniB nith jinces 0 points hiKher to
..points lower, tining to less I'aiorahle
I'llior news, hut turned firmer shoitlv
fifler the .nil ,, stabiliu at Liverpool,
better spot news, nml uneasiness lPr
the pi oki ess of the erop.
Their- aKo niipeared to he u more
nuorab e tone , t,n ROO(K lllarknt
whieh led to .oierniK. I.iwrpool tc
po ted fin thci .-men lie hi shorts theie
i in- -.iiiiiii was a sin. i . I,. !..
initial di.ilniL's 1 I,.,,..,. ...i
ihiisid (Mober hut sol.l .laniiari. (),..
"b.?' m.VM ,"" ,'" :i0m- "' I'-ember
o ..II ., ,- sltmil, after the cull, or about
!( to 2 points net higher.
I lie leieipts at the ports for the flat
eslimatecl at 1.-.0II0 bnle ..:... V '
I'll lis a w.ck iiro and 20.51 1 I
,'e.ll ,l(;i) ,
Ten Todav n
elos open
-' S7','i; ) 90
i" inr.i i.i to 1-,
' 1 1 if 1 7 :tn i l-
in ii'ih .-, -to ?.D
io -iiar r, :iti ,n
are
ifi i;;s
hali s a
it on
hi mi 'i
I n'-nih, i
liinunn
Murih
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
rhlrngn J-el)t 1 lloo1. -Intimated re
, piptf, MiOrt head left o er r,17S V r-t
kIis strnnu at itrda s HerHKe Karl
top $ls f, AMrni.'- mit shti1h' Stll S",
i VTTI 1 I.Htlmnled reer'pt IliOrt head
sni;i;p r.mlmatnil r", eipts nana head
ritthiircll f-PP 1" IPKJS- Ilerelpts
ROO lia-l Pliailv lleivle- 1 1 7 .",.", it 1 s
!,. tv, rk.-rH lis V.dM'i lishL orko-rs
JI7 - , a 17 '.a MR! Till -.in 17
siir.np m i.amfis it.Toipt" tnno
I 'a I tl nil- Tot, bh, PI) $11 tup limbs
514 "I)
i AIA l-15, nlpn 50 htad Slarlv
lop. j: ',n
GOVERNMENT BONDS
WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL
"CALLS" ON
FRANCS
' h hon I'd l-
ITALIAN LIRE
I tn i ks on Mi tiii
GERMAN MARKS
( ll ' I- .u It i I Tl
Hunnlne Hire to mx inmit i m th" ilo'
rrclBii Uxrhangr- at rr xaitini,- ln i ifs
WrH or cull for I'orllrulurj
Newburger, Henderson & Loeb
1110 CIIKSTNI IT ST.
Membera MIA 1'hila sn-rii I -, hangrs
111.1 A-k
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IS', l'l4
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;i7 l no
riinin.i .nupen Js HI te,
I'tniinu rtElliTPtl J lllT,
1 man, i , mil on J Tl is
J l-uiama t, BldtT, ,1 Js 1",'.S
I aniinia ouini a- Hull
I 1'nnania I pslnt,r,l Us IIM',1
I'hillnnln" ! lull
I I'lillippln, l- l'l I",
I fiiiiippin is mm
I s 4 ,r, , oupon ' l'l HI
I .s ll r, kNI- red -J-. lllll
I .s llov , uilpun ta l'l 111
1 !,,, rmlbl, rod .'Is llilt,
1 .s J, i, , upon 4i. IIJ",
1 i; n-irllrri d Is llij",
)i.t i,f l ulunibla J ", MJ4
Liverpool Cotton
l.Ueiponl. Si pt 1!) 'llute was a
, ':noi demand for spot i nttnn lod,i with
! pru es stuidv on the basis of an ad
I Mim e of II points for mnldliiii; at
1V.-Sd. Tin sab - were tiOIKI hales 'I he
' nieipts were liOtlll bales, lneludmi; Mill
bales Amiriiiin Piitiirrs were htead.i
in tlie euilj dealiiics Spot prn-es were-
Amei lean, muldliiiK fair, 21. old. t'liml
I midiHiiii;. I'.llid; fully miildliiiK,
111 isd iiiiildliui; Is.Tsil: low iniilillliit;.
I Ki7".d. K"oil iiidinaiN l."i.0Sil, and oi
I diuaij . 1 1 Tid.
COTTON YARN TRADE QUIET
Buying for Immediate Delivery.
.Little Inquiry for Future Business
A er quiet week is reported bv ot
ton i.,rn dealers, neeordlne to the te
lieu of tra.l,, f,. tlip I-lnludelphia dis
triel hi It (! !) ,. ,-
Ion nt" has been m,)s,th for immedi
ate di lurries, and thore is little in
nun.' leKardinc future business It
appears Unit the priee situation of rains
is lieipiiiB pate with enmmodities in
general nml raw eottou in piirtieulnr.
Ulnle the mills enpiiRed in the mnnu
laeture of textile pioihutN ai e well sup
plied with orders nnd. in most easis
wnrkitiR t fn tupneity. the hnie
suffieient qiiuntitirs of raw- materuils
on hand to supply their requirements
for some time to eome.
The present month una nt,n..tn.i , '
brinz an met ease in detnnnd for Minis,
but this business has not materialized
I he review (ontinmnK, Roes on to
say
".lohheis of eotton and woolen goods
stnte priees (ontmue high, ami while
(heie is a fair demand, there is u dis,
liosiiion oti the part of the trader to
bu sparine!! ('ollcetion-i in this line
are genemlh ni,i.
"Manufai liners of mcu's and worn
ens weanng apparel hne had n good
wusnti'i, business. 1'inspeets are faior
uble for the eoining season.
"Jobbers of hosierv, underwear nml
Knit goods sm sales hae dinpneil off a
little the past week or two This a
iHi'ii-iniiid -omewhat bi the retailers
being well stoeked. Colleetions luie
nlso lieni a little slow in this line
mm and steol mills nio booked
$503100
LIBERTY BONDS
H01K.1IT A M)L
Biddle & Henry
104 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
Members Philadelphia. Stock Kxihanse
' up oil into tins onr; alsn for lHi
N.Y. PRINTERS FACE EVICTION rr'"- f;;r "'V- !T, Xl"r ,rnn """,
tinues firm l.xpnrts both for iron and
i steel are moderate
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Tk Wall Street Journal
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Edwaid G. Budd Mfg. Co.
8 Pfd. Stock
Price: 100 and dividend
yielding 8
Circular on request.
Townsend Whelen & Co.
80S CIITMT STK1IET
Will Be Treated as Rebels by Inter
national Union If They Strike
New nrli. Sept. 10. III legates from
lofiil printing trades' unions and up
lesentatues of emplojing printers were
united to attend a eonfeienee todn to
ilicus the unions' demands for in
ereased pnj and 11 folt four-hour week
Heads of the four international pilot
ing trades' unions sitting n a boaid tor
ginernois esterdm urged that the dif
feriuiis between the book and job print
ers be settled In ill hitratinn and lie
elared tliat if n strike is nihil October
1 in the (omnieii ial printing olliees
here the intermit ional organtations will
triat the liH.il unions- as rebels
Tlie international loint eonfeunee
(ouniil is expeeleil to meet on Satur
flu to discuss tin situation in an ef
tort to ireent a strike The council
is made up of leptesentutiies of both
emplojirs and tlie international piinting
trades' unions.
BAR SILVER
I!ar siher was quoted in London to
day nt (i'Jd an otun c. a guin of Aid
&
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j.. invesTors reaa
;tj TkWallStreetJoiima!
fEVERY INVESTOR"
IN SECURITIES OF ANY KIND
fiao&t Am p-t-rUta racofdi of aanxa, ifiridcadi,
btcb vl law pnen, ctc to ootWj booklet lb
INVESTOR'S POCKET MANUAL
mala! FREE br ui imataawt butw oc
anb mUxum OK lot 30 cstia per copy
Mffnl banuy iU be test by
Mb nHAKCUL HU. 1U BnJ SwH.T.dtj-J
Congressman J. B. Thompson
Martlnsburi;, W. Va Sept. J!l
J. II Thompson, leprcsentathe in Con
Kress from Oklahoma, died of heart dis
ease on ii train nn hour nut of Wash
ington lnte Acstirduy. lie was necom
iunied by his sou. Lieutenant J. 1!
Thompson, Jr., lately quartered at
Camp I'unston.
His body Mas. removed to n loenl
undertaking establishment lure and will
be sent to his home at Paul's A'allej,
Oklahoma today.
"The chitiiin) tiade annears to be
doing a satisfactory olunie of busj
ness in lighting goods for building sup
plies. liiLsincss is moderate I'rnes
are firm and colleitions satisfactorj
"Wholfsule grocers are fairh adiie
and report their usual olume of busi
ness for this period. Prices in staples
are firm, with ollections sati-fuetorj
J'utiirrs lire fair, as pmchascs are
made oonscruitheh Itetailiis arc fnirlj
uitic. with collections -utisfai torj
toffee u mains uuthangctl, with
prues uuctunting. ine tenuencj, now
eier. appears downwaid, owing to cable
nd lies fiom Itruzll Co-t and freight
maiket is uncliaiiged
"Tea is netne, with sciuitv in tei -tain
crudes 1'iin", arc film and tol
lections good
"Sugar showed no i hange in law
pilee Demand fnt tclined is active
nnd thetc iiptunis to he u scan itj of
the latter Helmeis aie not ncieptiug
new liusiniss I'mes urc unthaiicril
on u Hi- busis "
No Change in Refined Sugars
New nrli. Sept. 111. Conditions
goM ruing the refund sugar market aiei
urn hanged I.oial refiners, us a luh,,
are still withditiwn and prices- are un- ,
changed at lie. less 'J per cent for lash
foi hue giunulnted. Ituns ulso lire tin ,
iluingcil at 7 28c for !)(' degree ten
trifugals. The I'nited Stutes sugar
eiiiialiation bourd made no purchases '
of raws jestcrday. i
Investors read
jfeWaUStrcetJiiihial
Auto Fractures Boy's Skull
West Chester, Pa., Sept. 10.
Ilirehnll Olaeo. twelve jears old. a son
nf Itufus Olni'O. of South Jlntlaek
strict, was probably futallj iujui-ed jes
terday afternoon when run oer by n
heavy automobile, lie la In the Home
opathic Hospital with a fractured skull.
JER8EY TO AID 8T0RM VICTIMS
Trenton, Sept. 10. Governor Hun
yon issued a proclamation yetterday
culling upon citizens of the state to con
tribute to the Buffering people of Cornug
Christ!. William T. Head, of Camden.
state treasurer, was designated an the
nerson to whom all contributions.
whether of money or clothing, should be
rorwarato:.
August Cottonseed Production
Washington, Sept. 10. The Cen-jus
I'ureaii in n report issued todaj on
cottonseed und cottonseed pindiicts
places pioduction of August ut -!!).!.
."((0-pound bules.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
MncAnilrewa & 1 urbes roinnin. quart, rt
m ner cent on prvferreil mt 2Vn per cnt
on lomnion pav-aoie livtoufr l. lo mocK
holders of record Hentember 30
Public Hrlee Corporntton of N, w Ji rne
quarterly per cent on preferred pabtf
heptetnlwr 30 to etoik of record heiilemUr
iin and quarterly of m per cent on loinmon
Saable September 30 to fc'ocl. uf reconl
entember 2H
Untied Htittes Induitrial Alcohol Company.
nuarterl W per cent on preferred payable.
October 1.1 to sto, k of record Heptember 30
Weatlnshouse Air Drake Company. nuar
terly of II 75 a aharv
Mathleaen Alkali Works. Inc . quarterly
W per cent on preferred payable October
1 to atock of record September 20
Procter Gamble Corown). quarterly o(
2 per cent on preferred, payable October lit
to alock of record September 27
American Biorea Company, quarterly of
IK per cent on drat preferred and aerond
preferred, payable October 1 aa registered
heptember 20 Hooka close September 20)
open October 2
Vulcan Detlnnlng Company quarterly 1
per cent and 1 per cent on account of back
dividends on preferred, pajable Octobr 2U
lo stock of record October 10.
New York Bonds
100 CalPetr W'i COJ
-'00 Call'pf M'i SPi
-'00 CanVac 1)9','
1'JOO CenLcnro 07
200 CerdePC .".1
L'OO Che&01i fiO
200 C'hIOW 10
100 ChllJWpf '.'0
1003 C.MS.S11' llt
100 Chltlfi.l-' 21';-
,100 crtiP6',i co',
1400 c'hilel'op 2:t!j
200 CoIK&l -11
;00 ConramU II1 1
100 ConCus !B'i
700 fonirxi 17
loOO rornl'I! M'i
."00 'ruc?tlt o 1S2
100 CubaCS 32s
100 Den&Hopf 1(1 J-j
200 DomeM
200 i;iUtli'
100 Hric
100 Krlclnf
100 Pish Hi'
S0O Fish Hub
100 PrccI'Tes
100 OnsW&W
400 OenCTo .
200 ftenKICo
1200 (tcnMotC
100 l.'enMl ikb
."00 (JoodUK
100 Clt.Nr.ipf
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100 flrr.mt op
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City of Mars II 6
2000 'J9J,
City of Paris 6a
2000 . . 110' i
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''i 2000 02i,
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1000 S3H
1000 835
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6000 nntk
1000 07J
Mo Padtlo Ben It
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2000 57H
N Y C&llltn 34
4000 00
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10000.. .. 68M
1000 6H
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2000 Of'!.
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1000 77H
1000 015-i
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10000 104U
25000 104 m
10000 lt)4.f
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1000 74JS
1000 71h
St li it S 1 (id)
1000 (VIM
Senbrd All Lino 4s
2000 ... Oli'i
I 3000. . . 00
! 10000 ol
So Pao cv 4a
I 1000 S2)
I Southern Rwy Ss
C000 88
"000 71 niiru avo auj
CHL. rt pt p 3d ex ct 2000 3-1
5000 .. 88,'i l Union Paclfla 4
Chi H & Q 4 1000 Kl
2000 0.V. ! 1000 S2'i
union Facinc
i 2000 102,',
UKotGBal i
I 5000 OHii
10000 ... 08i
Chi Itock Is Pao M i U K ot G D 1
Am Smelt & R Ca
1000 . . 85
Am Tel & Tel Co 6s
12000 100J1
1000 ... ,100j
Am T & T clt
1000 .... 82Ji
2000 482U
0000 82
Anglo-rrench 6s
12000 07 .1
10000 07
5000 07 3
1000 07 :i
1000 . . t)7'
3000 . ...C07 3
6000. .. . 07 3
A T & S I-' cen 4s
3000. . 78
2000 77)
8000 77Ji
Atch Tran 6 L ts
1000 70
Dnlt & Ohio ov
2000 70U
Ilalto . Ohio 4s
-1000 . . ou;.
Halt It Ohio 6s
3 000. . .. 00K
IScth S C Tis ot 36
1000 8OI4
Cent Leather 5s
3000 07X
Clies : Ohio 4 'is
1000 75,'S
Ches & Ohio cv 4
3000 . 78H
Chi M & St P Xd
-10000 7fi',
"0.' 1 1 c M . fat V cv 4 'A
1 Li 3000 71U
loOffl moo .. 75
'-, 5000 71Jj
'""' ICJU fat I' 5s
6'?4 t 10500. . 101.'.
10 I c M & fit P cv OS
2.1 '
11
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181
32';
III3 1
13
31
15's
I Philadelphia Stoclts j
ltir.n Net
., . Hla-h Low a m. eh-
fiO (Jen Aspli 88 88 88
14 do pref.132 132 132 ..
CO Lch Vnl. 48Vi 48V4 48V4 Vi
4.'U'n It It. 43H 43 43Vi..
3 1'hlla Uo
cum pf. 04Vi .'14U 34..
50 Will Klec 25 25 25
100 Ton Hcl. 2T& 2 'J..
C Tou llln. 3 3 3 ft
275 UG I... 07U 0" 07
Hales In tlOMIS 11.50 Net
llM'i . . lllih Low a m. chie
1 Life & 1'eo
Tr 4s. 08 08 08 . .
0 I.lb llonds
3d 4t4s.. 05.58 05.5S P5.58.08
T 4th 4V8. 03.54 1)3.54 03.54.30
1 Peo Pass t
p 4s .... . 75 75 75 3
0 1-10 I'll Klce
1st 5s ... 04 03 Vi 04 Vj
MONEY-LENDING RATES
PHILADELPHIA Call, 50 prr
tent; time, 5 ((1(1 per cent; commer
cial paper, three to six months, 5V4(fC
5 per c-tnt, and six months, (1 per
cut.
LONDON Monej is quoted at 3Vs
per lent. Dis-count rates, short hills,
'iTii53li per cent; three mouths' bills,
'lft('!i3 pel eenl.
lUUll 1)5',
Chi U & Q gin
1000 ... I)
1 Chi & Gt West 4s
10000 57
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Offiicin! discount rates at the twelve
I'Cilrial Kesene banks eie as IoIIowh:
(The Hi st column gives rntcH for nil
periods up to and includinc a fifteen
da mnttiritj. the seiond for n peilod of
sixteen to iiimt das. The third nnd
lourth columns Rive the rates for dedls
coiints of collateral loans secured by
Boixrnmcnt bonds or notes.)
TRADING IN THE LOCALS
CAME TO A STANDSTILL
Conspicuous Absence of Liquidation Despite Critical Stage o
Steel Labor Situation Price Changes Slight
--M
rrndinc in the local stocki came next
to n complete standstill. In fact, there
was not suffieient business done during
the first hour to permit nn Intelligent
opinion of either the trend or charac
teristics of the market.
Like all other security exchanges the
market was under the ban of the criti
cal turn In the steel labor sltuntlon.
The decision, however, of the steel labor
unions to InauKiirnte a strike next
Jlonday rather than influencing wide
spread spiling, had the effect to put a
damper on all speculative activity.
There was only n dribbling of selling
orders when the market opening and
the execution of these influenced n
slight fractional shading ot prices.
One or two of the local stocks btartcd
with small gains.
While none of the local stocks "'will
be directly affected by a strike, still
the Incident from a sentimental view
point can be expected to exert consid
erable market Influence.
The consensus of opinion In market:
circles this morning was that the radi
cal action of the union leaders had evi
dently been discounted. There Is nn
old adage, however, on the street,
"Never sell stocks on strike news."
This possibly may have kept the re
actionist' In check. The outsnnrllng de
vclopment, howevef, was the conspicu
ous absence of liquidation.
The narrowness of the market may
be appreciated from the fact that tho
total turnover for the first thirty min
utes of the trading hardly aggregated
500 shares. Ou very small offerings
General Asphalt lost , ns did United
(5ns Improvement. Philadelphia Elec
tric was ft better and Tonopak
Mining advanced -ra.
6 '.is 1937
1000
5000 .. ..
3000
2000
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2000 S7.'i
U a Steel B
3000 OWt
WiiMn Co ov
2000 07;t
2000 07,'i
Com") paper Gov's paper
in to 00 10 to uo
15 das dais 1", days da
Boston ... 4 44 4 4V4
Np ork ..4 4". 4 4U
Philadelphia 4 41 4 4i
UlchmoiHl .. 4'j 44. 4'. 4tJ
I'levclnnd 4'. 4. 4 41.
Mlanta . . 4'. 4. 4 4l.
Chlcaco . . 4 41. 4 4'.
St I.ouls .. 4 4. 4 4U
Minneapolis . 4 4? Br, 4 4U
Kansas Clt! . 4S 3 4'. 4V.
Dallas 44 Wi 85 4 4',
San Francisco 4U fi 41. 31.
1
300 IntNlckil. 20
1000 IntPap . 54',
100 IntPpfbttl. 70
100 JonesET . 3'
200 KelSpT.
300 KcHMiCo
500 KenCop .
(00KcysT<
.!00 LackSCo.
200 LehVal ,
100 Louis&N
100 MackLo pC
100 XlnnHliUil
5IX) MuxMot 4Cj
100 MaxMlpf. 7'
100 MaM2pf 375k
100 MajDS 100
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1100 I'ennhH ..
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500 PleieeOll.
100 PittsCo.il.
200 1'ondCC.
2100 PressSC.
100 I'untaSrts
100 HyConC ..
500 ItjStSp ..
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200 VamTp. .
1000 RepIftS
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Chalmers ,
City M Hunkers ctfs
Cosden &. Co . ...
Cramp
Curllss . . ,
nonTst Asphalt
Ollletto llazor
cllenroik Oil
Houston OH .
Invincible OU . ,
Int! Pitroleum
1.1 hlirh at Coal Sales .
Marina Copper
Merrltt Oil . . . .
.Midwest Reflnlna:
.Mother Iode new f, .
National Allntne L Chem
Natl Aniline &. Chem pt
National OI
North Amor P & V .
Y Shipbuilding . .
lilts Steel
l'crless
Hussjan (JoM AUiR . .
llllsilan Clovt 6U, .
slmins Pntroleum
Simla.)! Cons . ...
subtnartno
Tobacco lrod Ext . . .
I'nlon Carbon
Union Mlnlnff tex . .. ,
Cnilcd Motors
United Verdo Lxt
Wowlbumc Oil
Wi lent Martin ..
Wrlsht-Murtln pref
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, Sept. II). The foreign ex
change muiket opened fairly btendy for
the allied exchanges tins morning mid
showed a decline of ten points in mnrks.
Demand sterling wns steady nt 4.15
and cables were -l.ltl'4. Franc cables
were quoted ut H.03 and checks 8.05.
Other quotations were:
Lire cables It. 05, cheeks, 0.07 ; Swiss
cables, 5.57. checks 5.511 ; guilder cables
37 ft. checks 37; pesetas cables IS 110,
checks. 1.S.K5; Stockholm cables 1M. SO,
checks 1M.05; t'lu-istianlii cables 23.55,
checks -3 40; Copenhagen cables 22.10.
checks '21.0,"i; Ilelginn cables 8..S0,
checks S S'J. mark 1 ables 3.75, c hecks
i.70; ruble notes, nominal, at S.M).
MME. BUSTAN0BY TO WED
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Widow of Restaurateur Reported
Engaged to Italian Nobleman
New York. Sept. 10. It is under-
t-tood that Mine. Malic 11. ISustonohy,
widow of Louis Hustnuoby, who in-
llfi-i lieritcd a fortune upon the death of her
43', I husband, is engaged to (Vintc Hocco-
'' lee di Uossolo. of Milan, whom she met
reccntl while on a tour through Italy
before going to the home of her par
ents in Constantinople.
Mine, n.ustano'bj is proprietor of
the Cnfe des ltcaux Arts, und is snld
to hae a fortune of .$2,000,000. She
closed the big restaurant, the Parisian
cafe at Fortieth street and Sixth nve
uue, for repairs soon after the war-time
prohibition lnw went into effect.
200 HfP.MT . 15.' -Lr
.(SOD Itoyi'NY.. 05 t'l'i
100 istL&SF. .. IS 18
;oo ati.a ,-if . . 20H 20",
)00 SavAuns.. 78 77),
000 haxonllot. 17K lS)n 17',
200 S-ltoeCo.OO'i 200 200
5200 SlnOX.Il... 58)i 58.' 57',
1300 SoPac 100 100H 100
200 Noltwy . 2414 24H 24)i
100 StcwWSp.121
200 StromC .. 72
100 StroCrts.. 12K
10J0 Studcbali. 115)S 115't 114.' 115'j
200 StutzMot..l08)i 100 100 100
100 TonnC&C. 13
1000 TcxusCo..2Gl
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Burglar Robs Trunk of $500
Almost $500, the proceeds of the t-qle
of his fruit crop, was Molen from n
trunk In the home of .1. Baries, Welsh
road and Fleming avenue, jestcrday.
Two gold watches, worth more than
$100, and other jewelry were ignored by
the thief.
12
11!
12
Marshall Visits Atlantic City
15". HW ':" ! ' Atlantic City, N. J Sept. If).
I!'l (lJ 'UJ.Vico Presiilnut Tliomns Tl Mnrslinll
arrived here lnNt night to join Mrs. Mnr
shall for a rest at the Trnjniorc. Vice
President Mnrnhall is expected to re-
13) 13' 13' iniiiu here over Monday and take part
2Uo; -'iW2 zojjs in tlie welcome Atlantic i itv is to
100 Tex&Pao., 10 4UH 40 4u), extend to Lieutenant Commander Itead
1200 TobProd..l00H 10UI 101J 101U
2700 TransOIL. 5UU 50
100 Tran&Wm 58H 58
100 UnAlIoyS. 0 t.0
100 tIK('II.K. 30 30
1300 USKood... 84 8.1
65'
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100 USIndAl 132M 13.3
100 I KIndApf.105 100
8AI LtuonPac 122 12J' 1J1)
200 UnPacpf.. 0lj;, ' 0U)i Ct)'
200 UBllealty. 41 45 45 -15 '
11100 UnKetSt..l05 10511 10-1JJ 105'i I
1100 USHub ..IV1H 1131 1WJ, HJ'.i
200USnubrts.il)!! 11, 11' 11;, '
100 USSmclt.. 083S 08 4,8 t8 I
38000 USdtcel...l02!s 103 102) 10J
800 I'tahCop.. 82H 81, 81), bl'j
200 Wabash. 10H 10 W, 8.'i
400 Wab pf A . . 30 30)i 30 30 ' I
.00 WestE&M. 64 54) 61 6-1), I
200 WestMd,. 12J 12), 12)j 12), '
lOU'WUTel... 85)i 83 83'. 83),
400 WhiLK... lU 14) 14) 14'
100 WhlteMot. Ol)-, 00.' C0)J uoi
000 W.llys-O.. 32M 32 31), 31,'i
100 WlleonCo. bOH 81 81 81
200 WorthP. . . SW4 8J 82 82
U dfvld.nd.
nnd the living ship NC-4.
Box Men'Copy Publishers
New York, Sept. lft.-MUy A. P.)
Following tlie threat of periodical pub
lishers to moe their plants from this
city, there came last night, n similar
threat from paper box manufacturers,
whose emplojes have been on strike
for about a month.
Penna. Potatoes Gain; Others Lose
Washington, Sept. 10. (It) A. P.)
Condition of the lnte commercial po
tnto crop on September 1 indicated a
icld of 123,518 carloads, a decrease of
I more than 22,000 carloads from the es
timate on the same date last jear, ac
cording to a report today by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Virtually every
state, the report said, will show a de
creased commercial crop. For Penn
sylvania, however, a gain of 1030 car
loads was estimated.
Globe Trotting Circus Agent Dead
New York, Sept. 10, Caeser Olu
Ietti, who toured Imropp and America
many times as advance ngent for Buf
falo Hill and Illinium & Itniley's cir
cu.n, is dead nt his home in Passaic, X.
J. Mr. Oiuletti, who was born In
LisNon fifty-eight years ago, received
decorations from tlie sultan of Turkey.
King of Italy nnd the one-time king of
Portugul.
Philadelphia Markets
PERSHING CHEERS WOUNDED
AS ONE LAWYER TO OTHERS
Being a Profiteer's Experience Be
fore St. Peter
Speaking of profiteers, Klmcr N.
Powell, Kansas City lawyer, picked this
one up while sojourning recently at
Idaho Springs, Col. :
Ily reason of St. Peter's nge and
fulling eyesight, n profiteer slipped by
the penily gates and nrrlved In heaven.
Soon his presence was discovered, nnd
he wns ordered before the judge to ex
plain how he obtained entrance.
"Your honor, before this case begins,
I demand the right to be represented by
counsel," spoke the oppressor of poor
working men.
After a diligent search the bailiff re
ported back to the judge he could find
uo law) era, so the cane was dismissed!
nnd the profiteer nllowed to remain. i opportunity of saying a word to the men
Knnsas Citj Star. 'who offered themselves for the supreme
I sacrifice, nnd who have carried back
General Praises Courage of Men
Hospital In Washington
Washington, Sept. 10. (P,y A. P.) .
(general Pershing, in an address to
wounded men at Walter Heed Military
Hospital last night, paid fribute to tho
fortitude and cheerfulness of American
soldiers who were wounded on, the bat
tlefields of France. Their courage and
spirit, he said, was at all times aa
Inspiration to their comrades at the
front nnd deserved the everlasting grat
itude of the nation.
"It is a er,v great privilege for me,"
said General Pershing, "to have tbo
Knew the Type
Shopmnkcr What can I do for you,
madam?
Shopper I don't quite know what I
want, but it's to be n birthday present
for my husband.
Shopwalker May I ask how long
jou've been mnrrird, nindam? It is al
wajs of assistance to lime such Infor
mation. Shopper Dear me! It must be get
ting on fifteen years.
Shopwalker Bargain department Is
downstairs, madam Dallas News.
home with them the evidence of it.
"I nm sure thnt every member of our
army hi France would envy, me the
chance of saying to this group of meni
who so gallantly repiesented thrlr coun
try on the battlefields of France, how
much we think of them, how much grat
itude fills our heart, for the splendid
service they have rendered. I would
that I might nij.self shake hands, with
each individual nnd express to him my
own personal gratification and thanks
for Ills courageous service."
PROVISIONS
There waji a llcht Jobbtns movement .id
prices werii without Important ihunite Quo
tations llPf-f. In .At. un...l,.ul ..., ..I-
dried 54c. beef, knu'cldf-s and i,n,l,T.
smoked nnd alr-drled JlSc. pork, famlll.
osc hums, s 1". cured, loose. 31'8f Sac. do.
Rklnned, louse, a2l34o: do. do. smoked. 94
WJiic: hams, boiled, boneless. 4Hc. nlcnlc
shoulders S P. cured, curled, loose. 24c.
ilo, smoked SAA'.'ilKc, bellies In pickle,
loose, 31c. bronkfast bacon. 30c. lard. 31c
REFINED SUGARS
OftcrltiKs were lleht, and the market wis
nul.t on a basis .of 0c frr line g-riinulatf d.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rllCCSIi; Dfrerlncs were moderate, but
ample and the mnrkct was quiet and with
out Important change Quotations' New
York whole-milk Huts, fancy 31. f''3Jc
specials higher, do, do fair to eood, 30V& U
31V.C, Wtsions'n whole-milk flats, fnn.
SU.i-: do. do fair to irood, 3llf31c Some
Csncy Euoda Jobblne at 3.! c. ft 33c.
POULTRY
I.1VK Pine stock was In fair leouest and
flrmlj hold but ulYerlnus were mostly of me
dium and tiTiattructlve stock which was dull
and IrrctfUlar Quotations Iov1s. not IvC?
horns fancy, fat. weighing n7 lbs apiece
and oer via express 37fi3Sc. fowls, not
I3horn medium sizes, via express, 31 0
1.1c. small sUeB 3(lli.l2c: fowls, white l.e
horns, via i xprcss, 2S730c, sprlmr thickens,
broilers, not lA-chunis, vellow-aklnned welsh
Ini 2"4CT3 lbs apiece, 84C3BC! sprlnB chick
ens, broilers. noC 1'Khoriis. eilnw -skinned,
welahlna: lVif- lbs apiece. StUS-lc, white
lffhorns. jftllov-sklnned. weighing 1' '' '
lbs tiplece 2"S0c, white T,ehorns. jcllow--sktntifsl
Fmail sizes 2(1(3 27c: roosters, 21r
'4c ducks, spring. 2'c: do. Pekln. old. ?t
2Sc. do Indian Runner. old. 2.1 27c:
pigeons, old per pair. 40c. do. oung. per
Hr 32W3-5C
FRESH FRUITS
Trices stcsili and Irade fair We quote:
Apples per basket 30,-fft II 7.',, do. Per
bushel-hamper Sl2'n do. per l'bl
S3 Mlfi-n rantalnuDes western per flat-
rratn Jlfrl no Pesrhcs, New Jersey, per
basket 7VS'' do
12(93 Pears Hurtlett
A " .1.. Ca. ,.,,1 na
Op..!.. ,'An...l nu .-.nn. hu'.lal 20fft23c
do. Delaware, per falu-J haskel, 2-IJ"-'o.
do, Nlagaci per fancy baskft 22lf.'3c'
Plums New York Damson. . Pr basket.
f.OWnilc Lemons, .per box, S2 n1 30.
Oranges. California, per box, S2 40W7,
VEGETABLES
Potatoes were weak Onions and cabbaga
viere steady The following are the qljntT
tlons: -White potatoes. Jersey, per basket. No.
1. BOcMIl 10, loner grades. ,in7,rc.
White potatoes per InO-lh sucks Side!: do.
renna per cwt $J rnl(TH2 7i Sweet pot.
toes Southern No 1. per bbl . 3I!3 31:
do. No 2, per bbl t" 23542 .',0 Jersey,
per basket, 0(lcW$l,l.", Cabbage. New Jer
sey, per baskx-t .'iiKS'S.-lc: do, New Yorlc
domesllc. per ton. $47933. Onions. New
Jersey, per bushel hamper. $1(12. do. per
luo-ib. sacks. S2 r.oif a.no.
A Difference i
"I want to know," said the grim- i
faced woman, "how niueh money my
husband drew out of the bnuk last ,
wrek." I
"I cannot give jou that informa
tion, nindam."
"You're the paying teller, nren't
jou?"
"Yes, but I'm not the telling payer."
Edinburgh Scotsman.
aches. New Jersey, per
New York. i;r I'usbeL.
lett. per bushel 2 .S0rt
ler bushel. 12 Tnf S3.
BRIAND FIGHTING 'THE TIGER'
Warn of Petroleum Rise
Atlantic City, Sept. 1ft. The Na
tional Petroleum Association, In annual
convention here jestcrday, sounded a
warning that the price of petroleum
would be advanced unless there was an
immediate and appreciable decrease Iq
the cost of production. Delegates re
ported that profits were at a low ebb
and that the public must be prepared for
an increase.
To the Bondholders of
Frightened by Train; Falls Dead
Chester, Pa., Sept. 10.--Stepping
aside to avoid an approaching train that
was within a short distance of her be
fore she realized her dnriger, Mrs. Kutli
erino Luoas, sixty-two years old. threw
up her hand and fell dead along the
railroad tracks.
CARMEN HUNT "SPOTTER"
Shamokln, Pa., Sept. 1ft. A street
car conductor on the Oentralia branch
of the Shauiokin-Mnunt C'nrmel Tran
sit Company picked up a book left on
tlm car by u Philadelphia detective,
who came here to spy on the employes
who 'were believed to be taking -the
company's funds. The book contained
cor and register numbers and now the
emplojes are looking for the "spotter,"
Few Parcels Sent to Germany
Although parcel post service has been
re-established between this country nnd
Germany since July, there does not
seem to be any great rush of packages
to the fatherland. T. P, Johnson, su
perintendent, of malls, says that the
shipments arc falling way below normal.
A Common Paradox
"So you're still carrying a mortgage
on your house, are you"
"Yes, and strange to say I'm carrying
It because 1 cannot lift It." Boston
Trafcscdpt. ,.,
Clemenceau, However, Intends to Be
His Own Successor
Students of French politic are be
ginning to realize thnt something like a
veritable duel is in progress between
tlie "Tiger" and lus only serious rival,
M. llrlu'nd, tho Issue ut stake being tho
succession to the present headship of
the French (iovernment. The latest de
velopments, when one rends between the
lines, tend to foster the belief that M.
Olempnceau, despite all the rumors of
his pending letlrement front political
life. Intends to be his own successor.
Some time before the wnr M, Hrland
abruptly separated himself from his old
friends of the Socialist party und de
clared himself in favor of the policy of
burying the hatchet, with the result
that lie was balled ns the future leader
of the great solid party represented by
moderate-thinking France. Ills sup
port of electoral reform proposals has
since then strengthened his prospects
In this respect. Meanwhile, the
"Tiger," who lias consistently declared (
nimHcii iiiurougiiiy opposed to an rnango
In the present electoral system, has won
by his magnificently energetic conduct
of tho war un Immensely strong posi
tion nmong virtually all the classes of
Frenchmen, except the extreme, Social
ists, who would probably be very much
Inclined to forgive him for his enmity
to electoral reform which has, by tho
wny, Just been approved In the form of
a legislative enactment by both cham-.
bers of legislature, t
CORPUS CHRISTI
RAILWAY and LIGHT CO.
A RECEIVER of all the property of the Corpus
Christi Railway arid Light Company having been
appointed by the United States District Court, sitting
at Houston, Texas, the undersigned have, at the re
quest of the holders of a large amount of the com
pany's Bonds, consented to act as a committee for the
protection of the Interests of all Bondholders who
shall become parties to an agreement, dated August
26th, 1919.
Bondholders are requested to deposit their Bonds with
tho FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, 825 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, the Committee's Depositary,
which will issue Certificates of Deposit.
As the Company has defaulted in the payment of in
terest on its obligation due July 1, 1019, in the judg
ment of th Committee concerted nction on the part
of the Bondholders is essential to their proper protec
tion, to which end the Committee request the deposit
of Bonds lib toon as possible.
The Deposit Agreement hus been deposited with the
FIDELITY TRUST, COMPANY, 325 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Dated September 18, 1919.
JOHN GRIHBEL, Chairman
LOUIS J. KOLB
J. C. NEFF
JOHN J. HENDERSON
JOHN S. BOWKER
Bondholders' Committee
JOSEPH A. HENDERSON, )'
1410 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ) o"etary
JOHN P. CONNELLY, J
1526 Land Title Building, Philadelphia Counsel
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY x
323 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia ( Depositary
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(From Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary)
DIRECTOR One who directs. Specifically, a
member of a governing body, as of a corporation.
The following are the Directors of the Continental
Equitable Title and Trust Company:
William J. McGlinn
Peter F. Moylan, M. D."
Patrick O'Neill
William P. Sinnett
John F. Skelly
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
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my new hat7
. Dolly Oh, I quite like It Mother
says It's a perfect fright, but Jt doesn't
frighten me. Edinburgh Scotsman.
Watson K. Alcott
Edward F. Beale
Alfred E. Burk
John M. Campbell
James M. Daly
Thomas Devlin
Charles C. Drucding
James A. Flaherty
Howard B. French
John J. Henderson
Henry C. Loughlin
Joseph C. Trainer
John It. Umsted
Aubrey H. Weightman
Ira Jewell Williams
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Title a Trust Company
Twelfth Above Chestnut i
Philadelphia
$1,000,000 Capital $1,000,000 Surplus
OVER $10,000,000 DEPOSITS
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