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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LIoENsEs

Nealle NJ. Engle, 1881. N Goth St. ana Lillian
Ja5n Helm HaR ii9dg i969 3 iSts iSSasgsFk bd 81,
Goeus. 1911 Monroe 81
Louis lie X. Hepburn. 1928 Pine ST., and Lii
Ian N. Adler. 1911 Chestnut 81.
G. Slbers. o54 DAILY 81.
Thomas Grimm. 4N32 Trenton ave. and Vfr-
ginia Robinson, 1908 Wakeling 81
Samuel Hlliard. 51l n. Nogdes ST., and Helen
II Timmons 1853 N 9th ST
j. Monroe stebbins, New York and Lottle C
CaTrlngton, Charlotte, Va,
godfrey Tomas. 2as2 n Bambrey st.. and
Ruth @. Northngton W. Hortter 81
Thomas s. Kltson, If2S Spring st., and Anna
b. o. Seill 112s Spring ST.
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PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships to Arrive

DUE TOMORROW.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

International Silver Company regular mar.
uary 1. F' Jan
American Cigar Company, regular ouartsrIv
~ per cent. on preferred, payable January 3
10 stock OF record December Is.
North American Company regular ouartsrty
record December Is A -
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company, 1 per
cent payable December 23 -
American Steel Foundries regular uuarterlv
y OF per cent. payable December 81 10 stoeif
OF record December ~
Canadian General Electric regular ouarterIv
record December Is -
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Vessels Sailing Today

Str, Kronprnz olay CNor), Nilsson, Havana.
Munson Steamship Line.
Str. John sullivan, East, San Pedro and San
Francisco via New York. LuCkenbach Steam
ship Company.
str. Lexington, Farmer, Boston, Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company.
str. QuantCo, Hart Savannah and Jackson
Vile, Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company.
Str. J II. Devereux, Keene. Boston, master
Schr. Adriatic (Br) Wambach, La Havre,
n. S. a. u. Cummlns & Co.
SChr. Northland saunders, Searsport, Me-
A. u. Cumming q Co.
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LOCUST ST. SITES
NEAR BROAD WORTH
$4,000 A FRONT FOOT
Records of Sales Show Big
Increase in Values Due to
Numerous Improvements
Nearby.

Tho garage and shop at thi-13 Locust
street has been transferred by John II.
McFadden to Camille Gemehl and by the
latter to Edward Birch, for a nominal
amount, subject to mortgage of $1,000
It was later transferred by Birch to
Amelia Gemehl for a nominal amount,
subject to the mortgage The lot Is 45G
by $50 feet in depth, and is assessed for
the current year for 100000.
Leaving out of consideration any equity
over the mortgage, this would indicate a
value OF over $4,000 front foot, which
real estate men have predicted for some
time.
The notable advance in values on Lo-
Gust street Immediately west of Broad
street began in 1903, when George c.
Boldt acquired the properties now occu-
pied by the Bellevue -Stratford garage, as
follows!
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Vessels Arriving Today

Dense fog again nterferes with shipping The
following vessels are known TO be IN the Della
ware Bay waiting for the mist to lft:
str. Mackinaw (Br), London, merchandise,
Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Santeramo (Br.), Fowey, china clay,
Charles NJ. Taylor's Sons.
str Monaghan tBr), Glasgow, merchandise.
schr. Pendleton Sisters. Calais, ballast A.
u. Cummins Ss Co
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VEGETABLES

Trade generally quiet, but values Of de-
afFarngs aa9ie StoGE steadily held under moderate
bush ESs h-Psennsylyania, 5Sa62c; New York. SO
9Sc white potatoes, Jersey per basket nm
t9c' SWEET SWEET potatoes Eastern Shore per bbi'gg
NO. l,S2q2; 10; No. .. 81. 5Od1 10; sweets. Jer-
sweets sweets Jersey. per basket 6Od75c, Onions,
ehn,ce' ner bush, 60d70c.: do. ordinary. pef
Si35df1 so; do medium Der i66lb. T bag Pas. sss
gSl; DO. second, per lOO-Ib. bag 80a75e; cab.
per ton, Sl3gl5j caulinower New York, per
eFale, lacgSl.2h: spinach. Norfolk per bbi..
toHbOe;; kale Norfolk. per bbl., 4Oa5Oc : LET.
o tnco Florida per ba.ket Si0i. so; do, North
Sarolinai per basket 50d75c: beans, FLORIDA
box sT +, SSq2 90; cuGumhers Florida per basket.
S!'to9z.5 90; squash; Florida, per basket, sI.5O8
mushrooms, per Alb. basket $1,000
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Dec 3.-HoGs-Receipts, 49,
9O0 Markets, Sal0c lower. Mixed and
glEs. s5.25gG to5 buik, $S,5od3,66' cXTTLEG
Receipts, 1000. Markets. weak. Beeves
S5.75d10t5; cows and hcifers, 81. 5Ods.25;
stockers and feeders, S4.jnd6s5: Texans, SI.25
WS.15: calves SS,5OdiO25. SHEEP.-Re-
celpts. 2O,00O. Markets. steady. Native and
Western, S3.5od6l5; lambs. S565dO.lO.
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PREY OF THIEVES
Boston Collateral Company Director
Says It Has Been Robbed of
Sl5O,ooO.

BOSTON. Dec. S.-How thefts from the
Collateral Loan Company, covering sew
eIal years and amounting TO at least
$4,000. were discovered by an investiga-
tion and auditing of the oompany's books
was told today by Joseph p. Kennedy,
the city of Boston director OF the COM
pany
certainly result from the revelations al
ready made.
Director Kennedy admitted that one of
the methods used by the thief or thieves
was the stealing of pledged articles from
tho vaults and repledging them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
IMPROVEMENTS ON THOROUGH
FARE

Improvements consist of the Bellevue
Stratford garage; the American garage,
occupying 1n1-13 Locust street; 1915 Locust
street is a five-story brownstone building,
and 1417 and 1921 have been modernizcd.
The availability of this street and its
central location will in time greatly
increase the value of space in it. 1t
has been often hlnted the city would find
a good business proposition i'm the sale
of the Hollingsworth School on Locust
street. adjoining the Academy of Music
to the west with frontage of 9S feet
by a denth of 40 feet. 1t is assessed
at 100000 for 1914, though 1t is exempt
from taxation.
At the rate of $4,000 a front foot, which
seems a fair price, 1t would bring ap-
proXimately 100000
So far, the advance near Broad street
has not crossed 18th street on Locust
street. to any great extent. There are
a good many properties for sale before
10th street is reached. Here the business
quality seems to pause, at least for the
present.
LESSOR
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BROKERS' CHARGES 7 to 7Ns
Customers May Not Have to Pay so
Much This Month.

In their November statements sent out
to their customers this week, Philadei-
phla brokers charged from to IA per
cent, for carrying stocks. The high rate
was rendered necessary because Of the
stiffness Of the money market, both here
and in New York.
This month, however, it is hoped and
rather expected that carrying charges
to customers will be generally reduced
provided money rates ease off. Indica-
tlons at present are that they WILL al
though the banks are quite generally
still quoting call loans at per cent. Re-
ports of call money having been loaned
at So per cent. and even so low as 8
per cent, have been current this week,
but must have been in the nature of spe-
cial transactions
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COTTON OPENED HEAVY
Selling From the South Responsible.
Rally Later.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Weak cables and
selling by houses with Southern connee-
tions caused a decline from one to three
points at the opening Of the eottonl mar
ket today. The tone, however, was quite
steady. and after further reaction of
about two points, better demand devel-
oped and offerings became lighter. Locals
again sold. while there was some spot
house buying
Liverpool cotton was steady.
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FALL IN ENGLISH RESERVES
Bank of England Reports 2e.s7 Per
Cent. Proportion to Liabilities.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-There was a drop of
el,426000 In the revenue of the Bank OF
England last week, according to the state
ment published today. The proportion of
revenue to liabilities fell from 3l6O per
cent. to 2sa per cent Last year at this
time the figures stood at 55.14 per cent.
No change was made In the per cent
discount rate. The detailed comparisons
follow:
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-BUTTER steady; re-
eeipts, 4Oo2 pkgs;i creamery extra, s3e.
32c.: imitation creamery, 24d2llsc. EGGS IN
settled receipts. 5244 cases; fresh, extra fTsts.
3od4Oc.; fresh hrsts. 38T3Sc. nearby, whites
a5a62c. nearby, mixed. S5q46c.i special
marks, 25c.
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FRESH FRUITS

Prices showed no important change Quota
tons Apples per bbl,-Jonathan. S3fb3 so;
Ing Ing 81 aS 75M2 %; Twentty-ounce s2gJd3; pip
pm, ~, ,i5n2:lo; York imperial, 81 l.5042: other
i;62; Ehi angles Western per box, Siqi50; apples
dGc enan ana PennsyIvanta per hamper. 500
ida' per boy 81 J73q2 90 Tangerlnes, Florida
EoN, - .ila2, 80. Pineapples per crate@Pogtc
t5So RiSo 81 25H3 22; Florida $lG2.5O Cranberfies
fancy late varieties, per bbl SId4 so: Gran,
berries Cape Cod, Early Black, per bbi'
Niul cTanherrles Cape Cod, Early Black per
crate i5a.ql. 80; cranbeTries. Jersey per crate
ii5c .25. Pears New York per bbi-secEei
Sd'3oH1; Beurre Bose. S4a5.5O; Sheldon, $40
- Beurre Ilairgeau. 81 5Odf3. 80: Beurre d. An
bbond "a S3S2ogi:23 Duchess S2q3; Howell. see
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
PROVISIONS

Trade was slow and prices favored buyers;
We quote: city beef, in SETS smoked and
air-drled, 2Oa36c.; Western beef, in sets,
smoked, 2oq30c.; city beef. ,kngIe;kles ,, and
eTn beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked, SgP
hams, s. p. cured. loose, f4aifhc; do,.i
skinned. loose, t3hql4c.i do. do, smoked LAY
brand and average, 15al5hc.; hams, smoked,
Western cured, i5Pl5i5c.i, do, boiled, bone
less, 2um2tc picnic shoulders, s, T.. cured,
loose, t1%0t2c.; do, smoked, 12A6i3c.; bell
lies, IN pickle, according to average, loose,
average, city cured 1p92Oc.; breakfast bacon,
Western cured, l9T20c; lard Western, Te-
ilh9i1l5c.i lard, pure city, Kettle rendered,
IN tierces. 11hdi1hc.; lard. pure city, ket-
tie rendered, In tubs, 11IT12ikc.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and rides

Sun and Tides
Sun rlses.... 7:O5 am. Sun sets. .4:34 pm.
PHILADELPHIA
High water. 1 :52 am. High water. 2.t5 pm.
Low water, 0:00 a m. Low water. DAG pm.
REEDY ISLAND.
High water II .Oi a m. High water. II :22 pm.
Low water. 1924 am Low water. 6:04 pm.
BREARwATER.
High water. Sis am. High water. s:4s pm.
Low water, 1:44 a. m. Low water. 2.33 pm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The foreign exchange
market was dull during the morning with
sterling demand. 4,s9Aah; cables 4sg;
francs, 5,11 for cables and 6.12 for checks
Market arm at sT8sTk.
AS the day advanced rates became easier
cables going TO 4ssk. demand 4ssh. Marks
were strong at sTA, francs bi1
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEESE-Prlces were well sustained
under moderate offerings and a fair demand.
Quotations: New York, fun cream, earlier re-
ceipts choice, 15}id l6c. do. do, current make
choice. ljlac do do, fair to good, tiIA@t5c.;
do, part skins. Sdt3c.
BUTTER.-Demand was light and prices
declined 1c. under increased pressure to sell.
Quotations: Western, fresh, soid-packed
creamery, fancy specials. 35c.; extra. 33c.;
extra hrsts, 3ln32c.; frsts 3Oa30Rc.; seconds,
nearby nearby prints, fancy 36cs do, average, extra,
2oc. Special fancy bronds OF prints jobbing at
J1Gp43c.
EGGS:-Fresh stock continued scarce and
Teadlly brought full prices. Quotations: In
free cases nearby, extras 4od42c. per doz;
nearby hrsts, S1O.SO per standard case: nearby
current receipts. SO.06d1O.2O per standard case;
MNs;ster3 extra extra ,arsts, $l0sO per case; do,
nfsls, SO.OOH1O.HO per Case do, seconds,
M2OmISO: Southern. S9.GOa1O2O per case.
Reirigerator eggs as to quality, 2fd27c per
doH, Fancy selected candled fresh eggs were
Iobbed out at I1GplTC per doz
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BANK cLEARINes

Bank clesrings today compare with eorrs-
spending day last two years:
1871. 1913 1912
philadelphia SOS a2B tl5 SOS POS 280 saa isa ss.x
Boston 80. 25.262 S32 20. 526. si4f 33 a4s s7I
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT.-Receipts, 1880 bush. Their,
was fair export inquiry and the Tnarks~s
opened Ise. higher. With gnbseggsnt ,,s beam M
proyement was lost We quote car car ots; ss,l,l ~
WHEAT.-Receipts. 1S1.ssO bush. :, Ihss
Der, 81 Ila5i IL; No 2 rcd western, Sl.llea
1.22; No I Northern Duluth, si.25Jz6l.2s1A.
CORN.-Recepts, et7s bush. The market market
was quiet with no change in prices, 1uote-
tions; Car lots for local trade, as to location-
No. yellow old S1dS1I4c; steamer yeilowi
old, sOi5dslc. new yellow. as to quality, 6sa
nc; new cob, per 20 lbs 8TG8Sc.
OATS.-Receipts, $4,000 bush. Prices
were steadily held, but trade was quiet. quo
tetions; No. white, 5ia 4lsc. standard white'
55g53l4c.: No, white, 52i9D53c. 49,.
FIOUR.-Receipts, 100 bbls. and 4stS.-
$50 lbs. in sacks, Prices were steadily held
but demand was light. Quotations per 1ee D.
In wood-Winter clear, S4T6@490i DO,
straight, s5g5,25 do, patent, ss59,9SdfS ,9. 10
patent. jute sacks, S5.dO@5.65; spring. n@rst @
Ssar o bssn sg9 gS srast o fsyoTts bTSds
S9@e.50; city mills, choice and fancy patent
S6M6.50 City mills, regular sradesEoWyl ~ inter
clear, s4,T5d4,oQi do, straight, S5@5'2o; do''
patent. S5.5Om 5.T5.
RYE FLOUR.-was dull, but firmly held
Quotations Nearby and Western in wood AT
Sb.50MD
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DEFAULTS ON INTEREST
AlgOma Central and Hudson Bay
RnlIrrrn.r Ell a.. n

HaIIWay FHIIs 70 Fay Coupons.
TORONTO. Dec. Announcement was
made today that the Algoma Central and
Hudson Bay Railway on account OF de-
pressed traffic conditions was not able To
earn its interest and consequently eould
not meet the half yearly coupon, due De
eember J. on its Si00S0,eoo S per cent.
first mortgage bonds. due 1860
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet, but list prices were
steadily held; Reiners' list Of prices: STAN
dard grauulated, 5.2Oc. confectIoners A, &c;
soft grades. 5.15c. fine granulated, 5.10c,;
powdered, 425d4.Sjc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

It is said that no less than eight for
eign governments are seeking loans in
the United States for both short and
long term maturities.
The Girard National Bank has retired
$4,000 emergency currency at the local
Subtreasury.
According to report, the Southern Rail-
way Company viii provide for its 81, ,722. 900
per cent. Richmond and Danyille consol-
idated mortgage bonds which mature on
January 1 by selling first consolidated
general mortgage 5s.
Offerings OF French Treasury notes were
made in New York by representatives OF
the French Government purchasing ma
terials in the American market.
So far this week the New York banks
have lost SOS. 100000 TO the subtreasury.
It Is estimated that the Reading Com
pany's anthracite tonnage for November
was about 1,0s2.00O, a decrease OF 81. 600
tons from November, 1918.
The number OF companies which have
passed. reduced or deferred their regular
dividends since the outbreak of the war.
now totals 40. bringing the total loss
In revenue suffered by stockholders up
10 s25, us. ass, During this period T6 cor
porations have passed or deferred their
dividends, while A have reduced them.
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POULTRY

ket tvE:;ISupplies I'VE; were liberal and the mar
ket Tt ruled weak under light demand Quota
ti0ns; t6qis. Fowls, Fowls, 1lq13e;; old ROSTERS. IOc
spring chiCkens, according to quality li1i2c;
ii95rkeys; i5G s,;, i5a alGc ducks l2alOe geese 100
apiece per pair 6Oc. weighing llamIA lbs
apiieeei apie per pair, 0Oa55c.; guineas, old. per
pdIr t1m.Mc. pigeons, per pair. lJGlSc
DRESSED.-Trade was slow and prices
ssneIaly Favored buyers. under fairly liberal
snrirt Umgirinss; Qnotations: Turkey-Fancy. large
SiPpTin9E H@22c.; average receipts spring
dg IS@2gc. SSs ! inferior, spring 12af5e. No. i,
oiui -Uc' fowls, per lb., selected heavy I0c
Weigh Weighing ~ g5 iBBs; apiece 1sc. do lbs.
lPs; ana under. 13M14c: old ROSTERS dry-
picked l3c;; broiling chickens, nearby, weigh,
lng - az lbs. apiece 2Od22c broilIng
Toasi5E' TnlGfiGns' cieny nearly fair to good, 16@lsc
iSg ibs bse' "a chickens, Western. fancy. Fat,
packed, 1Im lSc.; chickens Western, 4 lbs.
ana over IN bar, dry-packed, 15d1Gc.: chickens
estetn, 3g3la lbs, apiece, 13d1Ic; broIl ng
ehlGkens Western. l1s62 lbs APIECE. dc,
bIoillng chickens. Western, fair TO good lin
49,; spring ducks, 15a16c.; spring gSese, isg
lie. Squads, per dozen-White weighinE III 40
IL lbs; per doz., Sa.o0di 20; white Weighing
y to 10 BIS. per doz., 81 1913 ~: white, weigh-
iRss iiRRs Ser log; Soz pc, soG9 G9s g. 5og2 ~ o. o
uoz', 50; dark and No 2 sOc nsI in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
BAR SILVER
METAL MARKET eUIl

The price OF commercial bar silver In New
York ruled unchanged at 1917 cents TO-DAY
with the London quotation % l-16 pence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03

S-OutJuN Ss@lgvuV
On March IA. 1910, Mr.. Boldt purchased
l4O9 Locust street, lot 22.6 by tjO feet,
subject to ground rent of s9i, for S5i 900.
This property has not been improved,
but adjoins other holdings to which it
can be added at any time.
On July /. 1910. 1913 Locust street, lot
% by $50 feet, to Chancellor street, was
sold by Richard S. Hunter to S. j. NJ
Brock, subject to a ground rent of S94
per annum, for $4,000. Several of these
ground rents We're afterward extinguished
by paying $4,000 for principal sum of
S1566G7.
WALNUT STREET VALUES AID.
The sharp advance on Walnut street
and also on Broad street has had much
to do with prices of Locust street prop
erty.
In RQ7 the Hotel W!ndermere. then
calledShe BeroX Apartments, consisting
of 22i-226-22S South Broad street, or
northwest corner of Locust street, with a
total frontage on Broad street of Sc feet
by a depth of liz feet was advanced in
assessments to Si25,OO0, This property was
again advanced to $4,000 in assessment
of 1908 and is $525, 900 for the current year.
The Academy of Music, with a frontage
on Broad street of 16O feet and depth of
23S feet, is assessed at $1,OOO.OOO for 1914
The total assessment of the north side
of Locust street from Broad street to 18th
street Is today S630O0O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03

1908, june 15-14Of T.ocust
street, lot 2O.2 by 15O feet,
Christian d. Sautter to Geo
G. Boldt, subject to ground
rent $l33 per Rnnum. ....... 500 OOO
SlS5 per annum ........... $4,000
1909, June % - 1903 Locust
street lot 1911 by $50 feet
Catholic Club OF Phlladel-
phia to Geo c. Bodt...... 65OoO
1903, June 20 - 14o5 Locust Fi'''0O'
street, lot 2O21h by 100 feet
G, i'oldt ,...;......... ,'.' tC 49, $4,000 $4,000
street, lot 2Ot by 100 feet
Boldt ...................... $4,000 $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03

BONDS.
s33 Cam stI sep 90 $1,000 l. N con "a 97
S34 do ....... Sbla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-rhe metal market was
quiet today. Tin, 3Sl4 0344c.; lead, s.T548. soc;
spelteri b.4oo SOC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-03
1 P. M. to Q P. M.

$1,000 i & P Is. rs So. 25 Ph Co sep no
10000 l. n en- AZ G6Ts 2OOCO Pm Flle Is rs
10000 L V gn Is, SS 200 Phi Ele 5s 100
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
l(s6re

As the day current of the Town of
Gunnison is now on at all times during
the day the public 10 cautioned against
picking up or handling in any way any
wire that may have broken or fallen
down and al parties are requested to
Immediately notify the superintendent
of the plant or the mayor Of any such
broken ordown wire that may come to
their attention. Parents and school
teachers are especially requested to
warn children of the DANGER N touching
broken wires.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Of the Town Of Gunnison.
First Rub. Dec. II, 1914.
Last Pub. Dec g, 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
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prints anything in the printing line from
a visiting card to full-sheet poster.
No job too small and none too lsr9e.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-16
BODY OF BOY
FOUND IN RIVER
Possibly is Remains Of Little Warren
McCarrick, Missing for
Many Dayc

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.j
PHILADELPHIA, June 1G.-The de-
composed body of boy, believed to
be tina. of the long missing Warren
McCarrick, was found in the Delaware
river, near Vine street pier, shortly
before noon today.
Although the swollen features Of the
lad make Identification difficult, James
McCarrick, father of the missing boy,
believes the body is that OF his seven
year old son.
IT am no. sure" said McCarrick.
but believe the body is that Of my
SON. If it is my sons body then he
was undoubtedly murdered and thrown
into the river
It was an undergarment found on
the body that led McCarrlck to ex-
press the belief tina. 1t was Warren's
corpse. The garment had tuck in it
at the waist and was of the same gen
eral description as that worn by War
rem McCarrick on the day of his dis
appearance.
A steamer churning the water with
its propellors while passing :he pier,
brought the body to the surface. Men
aboard the steamer hailed the police
boat Stokley nearby. The crew of the
vessel heaved a graphing iron over
board and dragged the body aboard.