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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
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Gus Edwards famous proteges.
Georgia and Cuddles. IN their new
and youthful fantasy, The bhnhooh
Revue viii top the vaudeville oill
in the Temple theater next week
They viii be assisted By a new bat
TALON az sweet sixteens OF beauty.
charm and talent. There VIII De IL
new numbers OF song. trsvesty. imi-
tntlon. dancing and ensemble pic
lures ali Of the approved Gus Ed
waThS style. making this act the
biggest summer attraction in current
vaudeville. The lyrics az the act
are by Jean Havez while the mill
tsry drlll numbers were staged by
James German All songs ~ course
are by Gus Edwards Especially
prominent in the revue are Nincent
ODonn-lI. Goldie hrusader; Lucille
Kent Marie Hall and chorus or
beauty buds Second feature ~ the
program Will be Spencer CHARTERS
and players In The Hermit de-
cribed as decided novelty In the
this same Kind Of role. was the
big hit In the original product ton of
seven Keys 20 Bnldpate. seven
other acts as usua! Will complete
splendid summer hili for Tcmpicites.
"a Mica Minute Kendall. which
Will open the Lyccum season. next
week reveals tho esper lences OF
youth from the New York colony OF
the nov fttn. no NnuN tnhl th' wv
sipations ol the giided lfs are as
nothing TO thc truths ~ simplicity
whcr he hccomos enamorod 81 Joan
Evans. Of the Waysjde Inn and for
sRkcs his gay following and its at
tepdaut consequences The comedy
was written by owen Davis, and THE
popular writer has never given 70 the
STAGE better or truer character
than tho warm hearted. Misguided
youth who nnds development and
ultimate coutcntunent far from The
LIGHTS ~ BROADWAY Mr. Davis has
taken the old-time rural dramatic
pcrsnnno and woven around them
new environment Last season the
play wqs big CucccEs In New York
and chicago u Viii bc prescnted in
tho i.yccum hy $Nucy Roger and Ar
thur Chntterion and company. y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Fish Had -Four Feet.

BOWS. Ia, July 2s.--While fishing
In the Iowa river Raymond Peter.
son caught a strange thing Local
scientists have pronounced II a
"hicopcro'isby goshsway" hut some
~ or best ported n'm DDS say Il
Il a. mud puppy anyway, L. was
strange locking crilcr with a
body shaped ike un eel " vas
- ~ inches long u had q head
like a fish with tho exception that
instead OF gils II had collar OF
fur jus, back OF the head II had
four legs and In some respects re
sembled a baby alligator. The little
animal put up a pretty game fight
for a while. but II soon died when
exposed 10 the air. II Will be sent
10 large museum in New York
CITY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
steal Church Bells

FARGO, ~. D.. July 26.-Metal
obtained from the two bells stolen
from the Catholic church AZ ringh.
Barnes county, one night recently
and from the church at Saunders.
four miles south Of Fargo. the fol-
lowing evening. will net the thieves
about $1,000, according To State
Architect Sam Crabbe Bell metal
Is made OF copper. brass, bronze and
aluminium and some tin. which have
scared in price since the war. bell
metal now should bring be-
tween 90 and rs cents a pound. Mr..
Crabbe said. II Is believed the
thieves are making Fargo their head.
quarters, and that after robbing the
church AT F1ngal they worked their
way east TO Saunders and then into
this city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Soldiers Mother Reas.

COLUMBUS. O.. July 2s-"hy
son is with the American boys m
France and I have no one 10 sup
port me-" pleaded Mrs. John NJ.
Grant. who lis blind, before the city
council while seeking permission 70
sing on the street for the pennies
that may be given her The council
had just accepted new anti-beg.
ging ordinance. As result OF Mrs.
Grants appeal. which moved sew
eral OF the councilmen 10 tears. the
ordinance may be modified so blind
persons may seek aims.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

rerse Comments on the Uniferr'
PRAYER Meeting Topic ct the
Young Peoples societles-Chris-
tIsn EndeaVor, etc.--for July 20:
"Evaneelistie, Educational, medl-
cal and Industrial Work In For
elan Mfssions."--isa 61:1.3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
In the Religious World
WORLDS VEAL IN MANY WAYS

they have done for the world pales
into pettincss alongside OF the fact
that they have I'D multitudes into
a knowledge OF he Saviour
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

The lace-msking of Armenia.
China. India. japan and Korea
immense industries. which nov cup.
port tens Of thousands OF persons
was taught TO the natives by. mis-
sionaries, Protestant and Roman
Catholic. This IL but one instane
Of the Introduction OF new vocations
BY the representatives Of the Gospel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOIJR

was nominal ''
>. ,.c9RN-Recepts, 1860 bush. There was lit
tatlons Gear lots for local trade, as 10 ioca =
aion); western No. yellow, s2W2 2O5; do, No
D. anI yellow. nomlneL
OATS-Receipts, 10, 100 bushels Trade was
SLOW ana values were largely nominal, Quota
Lions: No; 2 white, S7MsSc standard white
saIS.c; NO. white. s5pS6c: No. 4 white
FLoUR-Receipts. Gas bbls. and 470. 900 lbs.
In sacks. There was little trading and the
market was barely steady. Quotations Der igG
IDS. IN wood cotton or jute sacks about 25c
less) Winter straight. new. lO.5OG1li; Kansas
clear, new, s12 q 1880: do. straight. new SD 80
Ps %aa casr aS patent SlS nsw aS 3i2 .pr1S
sl3@1a,50; do. favorite brands, siS7SNIad: SNIad:
city mills choice and fancy patent Si3i5mi4
do regular grades winter straight, $40 5O0 ii .
do, do. patent slOT541l.25.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates We
quote w 10 @ 1913 per bbl, as to quality
BuTTER ruled firm under light offeings and a
fairly active demand. outside advces were
Stronger, The following are the quota
nrsts, d0c; seconds. 3ac; nearby prints fancy
40c: average, extra. iI44jc: firsts 42do lac;
seconds 40Wllc; special brands OF prints lob
bling at 40 T52c. wv
EGGS-Fancy, new-lald eggs were scarce and
nrm with demand readily absorbing the limited
OFFERINGS. Quotations.: Free cases nearby
nrsts. sllIO per standard case; current re.
ceipts. sll. 40 per case; seconds $40 OF a 10 AZ
Per case; extra hrsts, sll 20 per case; nrsts
sl1O per case; seconds. slO. 90 iuiO 81 per
case; fancy selected eggs jobbing at 47Cp ISc Der
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Leading foreign
exchange experts said this morning, in ref
erence to the announcement that the French
Government had suspended arbitraRe IN
France that the result would be to deaden
operations in French exchange. reducing
operations to as nominal a movement as
has been the case for long time in ster.
ling. Bills will be drawn in dollars in
stead Of in francs.
Arbitrage in French exchange for long
time past, on account of the general bust.
ness arrangements through the war has
been irregular and unreliable.
The exchange market opened dull and
was otherwise featureless, without notable
changes In rates, as follows:
Demand sterling checks AIS 9-16. cab,es
4.76 7-l6. Sixty-day bills nominallv 479n
nnety-day bills 41OA.
Franc cables nominal 5.77H. cbecks
5.7Sh.
Lire cables TAI, checks 742
Swiss cables 4.43, checks 4.45
Guilder cables Al 1916, checks 41x
Pesetas cables 22,So, checks 2265,
Ruble cables 2o.90. checks 20.75.
Stockholm cables 33. checks 32X.
Christiania cables 3O%, checks soiL
Copenhagen cables sOh, checks 9sT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
COOL WEATHER RETARDS
CROPS IN SOME SECTIONS
Warm Conditions in Northeast Are
Favorable, However, and Prospects
Are Generally Good

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The Government
crop report says the cool weather which
prevailed in central and northern parts or
the country retarded development of crops
somewhat, particularly corn, but warm
weather in the Northwest is very favorable.
General showers which occurred In the
lower Rocky Mountain and Great Plains
States were decidedly favorable in advanc-
Ing most field and garden crops and in i'm
proving ranges. Drought Is still unbroken
in southern central and western Texas.
Weather conditions were favorable for
outdoor work over the greater part OF the
country
Harvesting of winter wheat is well ad-
vanced in most southern sections Of the
country. Harvesting of oats, rye and bar
ley is largely finished.
Rain was almost wholly lacking In cot
ton growing districts in Texas during the
week except in Red River Valley counties
Rainfall heavy to excessive in oklahoma.
Arkansas, northern Georgia and central
part of cotton belt
Threshing was begun, with yields gener-
ally good in Minnesota, South Dakota and
eastern North Dakota, decreasing from GEN.
trail North Dakota westward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
TIOCAL TRADING BECOMES MORE
ACTIVE NEAR CLOSE OF SESSION
Ranid Transit Certificates, After Being Neglected. Gain
Momentum and Advance Market Is Broader
and Prices Move Irreguarly

United States Steel common. n, 80
was the most active issue, bur az ,'ual
change hands In as large auant,tiss nos
opened little lower, but, with ,hs
creased strength in New York, there -. In
an Improvement here and the price cros,ss osss
124 for gain of u. One transaotior =.
place In Bethlehem "B" stock AZ ~, ook
~. Lake Superior Corporation maS. on
small advance. uc
American Gas. Buffalo and Suso,a..
Pennsylvania Railroad. Tonopah Minis
United Gas Improvement were unnhsesn sna
from the last previous sales, w1',!ss wansec
Cramp, on two small transactions Imam ,a
points. 'os'
Interest was attracted to Distu,er,, ..
curities when block came out al 90, Se-
gain ga on OF point, s,.h Electric Storage Batter,
and Lehigh Valley Railroad was o,s sI /.
point y" haF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

nssdi SdHitAGo, AGO, Aug; I5@oHoGs-Receipts, II ooo
Sts sSs lits5SsE' $i7sSs Ssvsafiss %i.sa
|l9, ,3ogls rough, $l6. 30pi0'5S 'o~io' heavy'
asc sAb,gh-feeeiPts b,ghar s;f $4,000 head Market loo
,sHEEPIReceipts, 5000 head. Marks, s,ro,a
a' early advance. sll.25 Lambs, SD az ssFohs
ceipts isNsAS soos SsrG SaTY Aug Is; CATTLE Re.
HoGswReceipts hSSes hS6H steady to 15c higher.
higher. " "eau' market 20 u 400
bsnar' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5000 head. Mark., Zoo
bbSS baat OMAHA. Aug, 15.-HoGs-R.c.,r,.
o,c ccAhL,lILE--Receipts, 1000 head. MsrL., ,.a
J., ,SHEEP-Receipts 5000 h.aa
hsher. In spots Toe higher. Sheep unsveDIS SPS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
GRAIN IS WEAKER,
WITH SALES LIGHT
Uncertainties Over Peace, Fed
eral Supervision and Favorable
Weather the Causes

| CHICAGO, aug lO'
Sentiment In corn was bearish today be-
| cause Of uncertainties over the latest peace
attempt, the Governments attitude regard
Ing prices for food and favorable crop ana
weather conditions. The market was largely
| local AFFAIR with dealings light.
There were rallies at times on demand
| for investment by commission houses and
| Few OF the larger shorts. helped by the
| strength in hogs, which sold at a new high
record Of SIS. December early sold slightly
above yesterdays close. and May reached
| the final price Of yesterday, but on all rail-
lies offerings were for the coming and
the market ended not far from the bottom.
Reports were current that distillers were
trying to buy more OF the cash article to
grind before their thirty days of grace
were up. and quotations in the sample
crowd made further gains. No. mixed
was s1S5@1.80h, against s1.7891.81 yes
terday. and No yellow sl.s9, compared
with $1.S0@1Si yesterday. The market
at Liverpool was firm, on a scarcity of
offerings and lighter arrivals. There was
material Increase In receipts here.
The feeling in oats also was bearish. and
after display Of steadlness the tone turned
easy. Threshng is general in the surplus
belt and in the Northwest, the entire crop
having ripened together. The prospects are
Tor yield much larger than that Indicated
by the Government. Receipts were expected
the sample crowd standard was 65h "a 6ec
compared with coz a66kc yesterday The
market at Liverpool was steady.
The top on September oats was 57Mc,
the low, 57asc, and the close, 57a @57%c
against ZINC at the end yesterday; the
hlgh on December was 57Ac; the low.
bt Ssc and the close. 57Ss 657hc, compared
WIN % sc at the close yesterday; the top
on May was 61kc; the low, 6OBc, and
.Mhe me hnal 6oBc. contrasted with 6l &c at
the end yesterday
The wheat pit was deserted. Nothing but
evening up trades is looked for between
now ana August %, when all transactions
lor future delivery win be terminated
september decSned to 50, strengthening !
,ne opinion that that will be the price |
named Tor the present crop by the Federal |
authorities Yesterdays last price was |
Iva. The market at Liverpool was steady.
, = ne cash article here was weak No |
yesterday -''A
Lending futures ra nged as follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15

II was not until late in the session Una,
ANYTHING of interest developed in the ioca'
share trading today. Busines was eNcep.
tionally light anc no stock showed any
activity to speak of until after the noon
hour although the market showee ger.
nraI,v broader tendency. Several Of the
leading home issues assumed some momen-
tum in the last two hours, and some OF them
showed new strength, the trading ending
with prices irregular.
Toward the close Rapid Transit trust
certificates. which had been neglected.
throughout the session, took on new ne
and. with an Increase in activity, they ad-
vanced to 32, a gain of y Other traction
shares were unchanged. with the transac-
tions limited. Philadelphia Electric was
more active than it has been for some time,
but the price was unchanged. Tonopah Bel
mont also made new show Of activity ana
advanced fraction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK.-Money on call opened at
3ia per cent; high, ~ low, 3 last, az !;
closed, 3m3A ruling rate, 3h per cent.
Time money firm On good mixed Stool,
Exchange collateral AZ per cent is bid and
per cent asked for five and six months
FUNDS Fol those maturities probably 5A
per cent could be obtained from borrowers
on all industrials Money has loaned at that
rate for ninety days to six months. Five
per cent Is bid on industrials
Bank acceptances fairly active at Az 637s
per cent for ineligbes and 31a % 3 per cent
for eligibles.
Prime mercantile paper is quiet at 4&
per cent and b per cent, with occasional
transactions below that range
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
Financial Briefs

Cosden & Co. has given notice to holders
Of receipts issued under the deposit agree
ment of May 8. 1917, that such receipts are
exchangeable for preferred and common
stock after August IA. either in New York.
at the offices of the company. 81 Wall street
and at the Central Trust Company, or in
Baltimore. at the Equitable Trust Company
The stock list committee OF the PhiIadel-
phia Stock Exchange has admitted to the
regular list $504,00 additional first and
refunding Is sinking fund gold bonds of the
Kentucky Traction and Terminal Company,
due 1851
The New York Subtreasury gained $751;
900 from the banks on Tuesday, making a
cash net gain since Friday OF $780, 900.
The meeting of directors OF the Lake Su-
perior Corporation, announced to be held
In New York today. did not take place, and
the next session of the board will be held
on August 22 at Sault ste Marie
The New York Stock Exchange announced
dissolution of firm of Hovey. Kenny and
Company as Of August IA. 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Moderate advances were recorded in n
number of prominent trust companies
stocks at the auction sale today OF Barnes
q Lofland Fidelity Trust sold at 576 an
advance Of points from the last sale Pei
ham Trust Company advanced 2A, and the
Fire Association of Philadelphia and the
Tioga Trust Company 3 and az points,
respectively. Stock Of the Real Estate
Title Insurance and Trust Company de-
clined 3& points, selling at 315.
STOCKS
10 shrs o Beccher Kay Realty Co.; par
2 shrs. West End Trust Co.; par si6o.. 1S4h
10 shTs sr PhsdelDsa Co fGG Guarantee
shrs Fire Association @ Of a'YS Phiiadeiphia; ioo
s'his F;s ,SS Association Of Philadelphia aaO saO
10 shrs. Independence Fire Insurance Sc "O'
10 shrs Peoples pie ga Saticnai tS Fire ins1rance Il
0'hfs NGT5stSTn n5l :,S Insurance and Water 40 =.
n rs tS subscribe to Franklin Trust iOO
shrs: j.Sn B. sieso;ni Co. common; 10
22 shrs. Nsr,Sern Central Railway Rii;; Co; SS4
40 -hrs MinsTs isH National Bank. Potts: 81
sArNs FARMERS Trust CO.. Nit. Holly. iOo
shrs fdeiiy Fl Rfy TrSsi frSS Co par sioo l2S 5aS.
shrs Market Street Title and Trust
10 shfs Merchants; Union Trust Co.: par lO2
,S shrs' h' psiiham trust Co; par s1O0. 1921
~ '"e' rh'iaueiphia I.ife insurance Co.. 10h
BONDS
500 United States Of America 3h per
cent. Liberty Loan. Coupons Jrne
~ 10 and December Is, Due lO47 ooH
1888 33 Coosa Portland Cement Co, q per N
cent, Income debenture, Regis
nooo NdtthsL:, tered: Series Series Lot $1,000
cent. Second general mortsage
coupons January and July. Series
1000 Lebjxb Dye PewaG l12s; s.:n,i,,:: 1os%
per cent notes. February and
August Due 1927 (When as
..oo - and II issued). )............... soh
1000 York Haven Water and Power 10 N
per cent. First MORTGAGE Con
pons June and December Due
'Voi Observation-Disclosures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
Liverpool COtton

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15.-There wa, !,
moderate demand for spots, with nricss "a
points higher Sales, 1000 bales Thar
were no receipts. Spot prices were: Amer.
ican. middling fair, 20.7sd; good middlln,
2o.S5d; middling, 19.95d; low middlIns'
1900; good ordinary, 1850: ordinary,
1S.05d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
Sugar Futures Higher

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Prics. n. 4.
opening In the sugar futures n,ar, az the
were SIX to fourteen points higher ga quay
amounted to about 1000 tons on the ra ca,s saies
peter feeling In the spot departmen, on Gil,
snort covering in contracts, while ths used asNs
ings We're moderate and from scs,,nsa. Vner,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
FIN A A L
POPE'S PROPOSAL STIRS MARKET;
MOST TRADERS THINK 1T PREMATURE
Weakening Effect Seen Late Yesterday Is Not
Much in Evidence Today-Gossip
of the Street

OF
boardroon yesterday morn
proposal all
nd war so to
reliable source he sd "
hasn't yet"
nothing happened Later now
romR in a tendency
any
The time
OF
the air. and the
did not have much
pesmstic talk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, May 15.-The market for
coffee futures opened irregular today, with
September points lower. other months. I
TO points higher. Sales on the call
amounted to $500 bags
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock Ell.
change and in which there were no trans.
actions today. The price given is the last
previous close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
VEGETABLES

,,, PriSss Of white potatoes were slightly e..,.u
surs ss, enoce stSek was in fair request at fevsn
r%y srn s.drs held no potstossp tsp and
sSSs dG Bslawsys ana MsrssnSS' dS Der No Eli
basket No sSe 81: ,ffG DO 5eSSssy SSsy bush ssi
ssrens esT fS.S p.t sS ks .sSa efiS a.
Onions Jersey. per " bush o,No. 90 No. 2 1904
Mushrooms per Alb. basket. sSSI' 7oe@N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
BANK CLEARINCS

Bank ciearines today compared with corre-
spending day last two years:
p,uo,o,n,. $40 oal iel1 gsa a., ,rio 1919 1918
New York.. sos, sS9. .480 400 S72. 624 3G5 3S5 $40
Boston go. 37,lS8,Sh0 20. 897, 400 % c08 9iS
st. Lous... 20, 900 l6,OSS9l3 ~ 3O5' 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
FRESH FRUITS

higheI; Other fruits were generaiIy o stesdy wSre
I5s;o DO DO per bush, 81 easRet Re%pfE a5c ~ MY
No1,b Sna bAcsTyiSnS c.IoSs PeS basket qrspss
S. ApaSns crater Ssr
North Carolina; Eidseways siaa;i DO gg5'o9i DO,
land per standard crate, 65c 81; do oo' do mary
standard crate Ss Sss''tdHsnd dS a. TGSrOsk
P1nE Sfaass hPsS; PScSs SdS do DO aat crater Her
bush so,1i basket. si.56@2bo. Ws,eai Ws,ermis spn. per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
Flood of ShOrt-Term Notes Coming?


may a Of
railroad the
the speak,
will be disposed
he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15

PHILADELPHIA-Ca 6 per cent three
to four months, 5BG5h per cent; time
5@5a. per cent Commercial paper, six
months, 5B 05k per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
A NelD Light on Mexico


hs " % u sS @ @ eons sse @ ]
@ se % n sss % s of % s%s se s says there surprisingly
excelenty
the administrative practices the whole
One thing he emphasizes is AIexos crying need for
projected including complete m repairs and equipment for the
by saying
certainly the most hopeful which has
his in
@ %e %e'm maas 'i o off s @ S %
of Columbia respectively These the
| Another VieD Equipment Notes
cass notes of sseu' s
they sa and DS own ~G n'o %
is Of ON the wesn @
% orS G % n % n aS e by % y v @ % @ tne @ m amount aunt of equipment
% ar sns % be % ad ye P @ % he s % Hudson @ As s the bulk
railroads worst off for equipment and they trying
freight cars
The re-. so,,. sufferers @ . s % this m are what
transferred to them in the course of business anG they
with it and when
Savings Through Consolidation
The issue metropolitan Edison Company nvevear ~ ~
free pe a p snn
These hveyer bonds seem be compromise and
and moving s rspis Tnd s'A
Of
in
a
of
station
Of the k
8 a ~ ia'
| Camp Increases Earnings $1,000 Dau
SAID G
Increased the $1,000 estabsbmsr ~
milf the utneysc
of Portland is over n M
we for a o fom earning "'w ana
Getting Rich Coal
DO to wel-k
nave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
PROVISIONS

-, There was q fair jobbIns Inquiry and the
market ruled firm. Quota tions foliow, CIV
beef. in sets, smoked and air.dried a5c; western
sed eeef in sets smoked. Soc city beef, kunckles
beef. knucklss and tenders. smoked, 3Gc: beef
PANS s8Oa 80: pork family. sII,5O6D q Is: hams.
SaG24h q; do, do. smoked. 25G25iac; other
1c; ro no. boiled bcneess aoc; picnic shoulder.
In pickle according to average loose oSc,. braar
last last bacon as to brand and average, city cured,
ooc; breakfast bacon, western cured. 35c. Ia I'd
western refined. tierces. 22l2 g; do, do do this
22i2c; lard pure city, kettle rendered i'm tierces
2ol2 do, do n tubs ooln ~ N'''suS'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-15
POOr's Manual of Industrials for 1917

Poor's Manual of Industrials for 1917"
has Just been issued. The general inforna.
tlon is revised to August /. The book is the
largest work of it's kind. 1t contains ths
latest income accounts and balance sheets 81
Industrial companies in which there is {
public interest. These are in most cases
presented In comparative form, showing a
a glance the growth Of the business. In view
OF the fact that during the last year the In.
dustrial organizations have had q phenom.
email volume Of business. Poors Manual Of
lndustrals" is particularly interesting At
this time. 1t is invaluable to the investor
or banker interested In Industrial securities
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