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The sun., 1919-07-10
American Hid. and Leather.

The strength OF American Hide and
Leather common is reported TO be due
largely to tightening up OF the thumb
screws on a GALAXY OF shorts who have
been making merry over the stock, The
coup is reported 10 have been planned
for some time and has been aided by
the fact that the floating supply has
been reduced greatly on account OF tho
switching by a number of foreign stock
holders. notably Dutch holders, from
the preferred into the common. Mean
while the preferred has been given the
most attention and the tip that the pre-
ferred is about in line, but that the
common has been selling too high has
been widely circulated. The result is a
short interest comparable to the short
interest built up in the preferred Issues
In the sos. Incidentally some OF the
shorts. now paying through the nose.
are reported to be very close to the
management Of the company.
The sun., 1919-07-10
SECURITIES AT AUCTION,

shares rittsburE, ~. wsyn. A chtraro
=, /. Il. Co regular gusranteed, isiL
~ shares \. Y. Contra & Hudson RI ar
Z shares Prairie oil 4 Gas Co fzf
shares Prairie Pipe LIN. Co asS
~ shares STANDARD OH Co. Of California.
200 share. Butte. y. Y. Copper Co.. Toe.
10 shares Title Guar. q Trust Co. a..
~ lot. S"'''noA'
100 shares United Copper Co. IF. 8, lot.
80 shares Valley Land Co, 80. " W.
1000 shares Mount Vernon Gold Mining c..
lg aos shares inyineible Realty Co.. I'll lot.
:.oVo shares santa Lola Mining Co. sio 10,
$4,000 Penn Yam Gas 1t. Co. OF Penn va,
81, sinking fund gold bonds. du.
$50 shares Empire Coke Co. pf, 4.
100 shares Manhattan Shirt Co comr,or
temporary certificates, 2sA
500 shares Home OIL RenninR CO tam,
porsry eertincates. seo.2S per share.
Co.. iosL. s'"P''
10 shares Cripple Crock Carnival %, -.
common. l5L. '' 49,
The sun., 1919-07-10
Laekawanna steel,

Were It not for the facts that the
report represents the period when the
steel business was having its toughest
shedding, and that improvements which
already have come about In the steel
industry are bound to be reflected in
Its next statement, the figures issued yes
terday by the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany would be most discouraging. 1t is
just about the sickest set OF figures at
which Wall Street has glared this year,
In comparison with Lackawanna's BUSH
ness for last year. The stock sold down
a point yesterday when the statement
was made public In the quarter ended
on June so Lackawanna earned $446,757,
against s<.6e0,s4S IN tho same period
of last year. The deficit after depreci-
alton and charges was s2SS,os7, against
proht at this time last year
OF $3,sSo.4Ss For the half year the net
was s.444,74a, against ssioS,42s last
year. The profits after charges and de-
probation were seI4.022. against S6,1se,-
sS4 for the same period last year.
The sun., 1919-07-10
Canadian Pacific.

The strength. In Canadian Pacific,
which soon transferred itself to the en-
tire rail- list yesterday 10 reported to be
due to strong buying coming from
Canadian sources, where the understand
ing is general that action will be taken
within a short time by the Canadian
Government In respect to the railroad
situation In the Dominion. According to
reports which have filtered down across
the border a large holding company, Of
which Canadian Pacific will form the
nucleus. will be formed. This company
will take in all the Canadian railroads
under Government operation The plan
Is understood to include an exchange OF
present held stock for the securities OF
the holding company on basis which
will be very profitable for the stock
holders The stocks violent move yes
terday, in which the gain aggregated 10
points. Is reported also to have trapped
a number Of shorts who were certain
that the reports OF a block Of German
owned stock hanging over the market
would prevent any headlong move.
The sun., 1919-07-10
Csecho-sIovakian Credit.

For the purpose of purchasing COM
modiues in the United States. prlnci-
pally cotton and foodstuffs, an &C.
ceptance credit for $1,000, 900, which lie
to be increased to $4,000, 900. has been
arranged by Czecho-Slovskian banks
with three New York institutions. 4
syndicate composed OF the Guaranty
Trust Company. the Chase National
Bank and the Central Union Trust COM
pany has taken sS.3o0.00O of the bills,
each institution taking s2.i0o,oo0 worth.
The bills will DO for period OF ninety
days and the Federal Reserve Board
has ruled that they will be ellgi-
Bile for rediscount at reserve banks.
The borrowing institutions are the
Trade Bank OF Prague. the Bohemian
Industrial Bank, the Prague Credit
Bank. the Central Bank of Czech Saw
ings Bank, the Moravian Union Agricul-
turaI and Industrial Bank and the Agra
rian Bank In Prague.
The sun., 1919-07-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Tonnage Statement To-day.

The action OF United States Steel yes
terday and for that matter all OF the
steel stocks with the exception of Lacka-
wanna. Indicated that to-day's statement
OF unified tonnage, to be made public at
noon will show a moderate increase in
the untitled orders for steel At least
this trade barometer. considered the best
one Wall Street has In gauging the steel
industry, 10 expected to show that the
industry has turned the corner and is
leaving the days of business depression
behind. The one ny In the ointment is
the lack OF railroad orders. under ordi-
nary circumstances the largest item on
the books. But this Is being neutraliSed
In part at least by large orders from
automobile companies for bridge and
other structural steel and oil pipes. To-
days trade reviews OF the industry are
particularly optimistic and declare that
the clouds are lifting rapidly. One OF
them asserts that the average bookings
Of the Steel Corporation are in excess OF
shipments and capacity, which means
more than $4,000 tons daily.
The sun., 1919-07-10

Continued on Page 10, Coils. aud {.
The sun., 1919-07-10

FUREIGN BUNDS DEALT TN FLAT.
Mexico Extern. sterl ks of 80. 1875. IS g.
Mexico Extern. sold 10 of ~, 1884. 50 j,
The sun., 1919-07-10
Crucible Steel.

Wall Street heard the interesting story
yesterday that the Eastern interests
reported to have bought into Crucible.
are headed by William II. Childs, presi-
dent OF the Barrett Company, who takes
a clique of influential bankers into the
company's affairs WITH him. Mr.. Childs.
who has been elected to Crucible's
board of directors, 10 reported to be
slated for the presidency Of the COM
pany. Herbert Du Puy will remain
probably chairman OF the board. Ac-
cording to reports in the Street the
change of control in the company is
likely to bring about just the same sort
OF thing which happened in the case Of
Baldwin Locomotive, when the former
president was removed and one elected
who leaned toward liberal treatment of
stockholders. The Street is anticips TIM
an extra dividend In Crucible, probably
to bs paid IN Liberty bonds, In addi-
tion to the regular disbursement re-
Gently declared.
The sun., 1919-07-10

1t was learned yesterday In an au-
thoritative quarter that the directors OF
the American Bosch Magnetic plan to in
crease the dividend on the stock at the
next meeting from TO per cent The
company's profits in June, after payment
OF all taxes. are understood to be at the
annual rate Of 81 share on the $4,000
shares of stock outstanding. Inasmuch
a the company Is In a strong financial
condition. the directors are understood
to be In favor Of more liberal treatment
OF stockholders. Incidentally tho stock
sold 10 a new high Of 1871, yesterday
and although 1t reacted TO ll2&, II
closed the day with net gain OF ~
points,
The sun., 1919-07-10
PennsyIvania Crude OIL Market

OIL CITY Pa. July s.-Credlt balances.
-; runs 57.s42; average. s6.2ss, ship
rnents, loe,s96 average, 44,Ss6.
The sun., 1919-07-10
sIoss-shemeId Financing.

To provide funds for tho construc-
ton NJ a new coke by-products plant and
for the electrincstion of all OF it's plants
the Sloss- Sheffield Iron and Steel Cor
poration will Issue 100000 OF 6 per
cent. ten year notes. 4 syndicate com
posed of the Central Union Trust. Gold
man. Sachs a Co. and Lehman Brothers
has underwrtten the new issue. The
first turnover Of part of the fund, II
Is reported. win be the retirement Of
$4,000, 900 OF per cent. first mortgage
bonds. due February /, 1920. and which
represents Sloss-shenields entire funded
debt
The sun., 1919-07-10
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.
Haytian American Offering.

banking syndicate consisting of p.
W. Chapman G. Co. Imbrie & 20 and
Breed, Elliott & Harrison is Offering
100000 per cent. serial notes of Hay
tan American Corporation. maturing an
nually 100000 on every July l from
1922 TO 1924 inclusive at prices to Weld
about IA per cent. The company's bal
ance sheet shows assets OF approxi-
n1ately si2.ooo0oo ret mortgaged and II
has no floating debt. Net earnings for
the first six months of the current wear
ere sSst,547, with those OF June esti-
mated.
The sun., 1919-07-10
louisa mn Cane Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-The LouIsi-
ana cane crop deteriorated a. noir,,
IN June and tho yield OF sugar FOR tia
con- ng season Is estimated as near 10
100000 short tons less than last ,ea,.
according to report of John s. Dennes
Louisiana field agent for the Go, ernnent
Bureau OF Crop Estimates. made publ!c
here CONDITION Of the cane crop July 1
The sun., 1919-07-10

The personal introduction,
which obtains for the traveller
the cerNees and facilities Of
the Correspondents named In
the list attached to the Letter
Of Credit should, IN addition to
it's financial safeguards, recon-
mend the Letter of Credit, ssps-
cially in these times, 40 desir-
able in tho highest degree 40 .
financial .rrsn cement for those
contemplating foreign travel.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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canret rssch thf seat ~ the fisease.
CasSrrs u a ipcki disease. greatly tn
flrerce9 ~ constitutional conditions.
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MAKING THE MOST OF MARRIAGE
Series Of Pain Talks to Married People, Written
by Ray Q. Beery. President of the
Parents Association

,frfioC. ]. negeSszFT on a few occa-
sscns-ln order co convincs hsm that
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Work On the South Siberian trunk
lire las advanced fasciAbiy Tas
ros5hed 4 ssid . he finished. and the
LAYING q tse rails = % he began as
scon a. ;hsT are delivered Express
service from vlsdivosiok 10 oEnsk has
been resumed rsceutir
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-Salvo of | l5-inch Golden Rain
Bombshell.
-Salvo of l l5-inch Chrysanthemum
Bombshell: throws out a mass OF
fire taking the shape of chrysan-
themum.
Discharge of s extra large Electric
Shower Mines. A shower of green
centers emitting electric sparks
Special Exhibition Display Piece of
an American Flag. 6xl0 feet, in
brilliant colored lance work of our
National Colors.
Flight OF 6-pound Willow Tree
Rockets. At the height of about 300
feet they burst. throwing out mass
of fire taking the shape of Willow
Trees, extending almost to the
ground.
Flight of 6 4-pound Fiery Wiggler
Rockets. displaying swarm of
dragon-like serpents changing and
interchanging in their winding
course.
CriSs Cross Fire. Produced by the
discharge OF 3 extra mammoth Bat
teries of Varigated Colored Stars
Salvo of l 15-inch Flash Light
Bombshell. Giving a lightning light
flash ending with loud report repre-
senting thunder.
of 6 extra large Floral
Bombshells, forming bouquets of
flowers
Special Exhibition of Merry
Widow Hats; after lighting. revolye
freely. ascending to a height of
about 80 feet. then descending
about 10 feet arise again.
Salvo of 12-inch Electric Star
Shells. fired from mortars.
Flight of 6 4-pound Peacock Plume
Rockets, forming a gorgeous veil of
plumes reaching nearly to
Inc ground. embellished with topaz
and emerald comets.
flight of 6 4-pound Triple Asteroid
Rockets.
of 6 extra large Dragon
Nests.
salvo Of 3 12-inch Texas Superior
Night Shells
of 8 Double Triangle
Wheels.
Display Piece, Niagara
falls. 20 feet in length. These are
rot the ordinary Niagara Falls:
on posts 25 feet high the
ire will reach the ground. Made of
,ure aluminium. giving a white elec-
ric fire, realistic reproduction of
he Great Niagara
Discharge of 8 Fol De Joi Mines.
Inhibition Display Piece, Good
hight"
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Twenty minutes before the Display
takes place Flash and Sound Sig
nal Will be fired as an intimation
that the Fireworks will shortly
commence.
by means of "a special
torches burning ten minutes Hum
mating the grounds
Flight of 24 two pound Fancy Dis
play Rockets, consisting of Para
chute. Duration Star. Peacock
Plume. Cascade. Willow Tree and
other fancy effects.
Flight of 6 9-inch Texas Night Shells
fired from mortars. bursting at a
height of 800 feet: various colors.
Discharge of 6 extra large Devil
Among Taylors. Commencing with
an illumination in colors, followed
by rich stream OF colors and ter
minating with a burst of Fiery
Dragons. thrown to a height of 40
feet. exploding with loud reports.
Discharge of 6 extra large Dragon
Nests. throwing out Fiery SerpentS.
very amusing.
Flight of 6 4-pound Magnesium
Rockets. displaying a magnificent
canopy of silver Streamers of LIQUID
colors. changing into magnesium
meteorS of exceptional hrilliancy.
Flight of 6 4-pound Electric Rockets.
Electric Jewels Of emerald and
sapphire tints.
Exhibition Display Piece-Forest
Fires
Flight of 6 9-inch, 2-break Texas
Night Bonlhshells Each shell while
at its altitude burst twice. making in
reality II shells of different effect.
Fountain Effect. produced by the
discharge of y Special Floral and
Prismatic Fountains. taking the
shape OF Sheafs of Wheat: very
of 6 extra large Jack in
Box. Displaying brilliant showers
of electric fire. ending in explosions
and fiery salutes.
Flight of 6 4-pound Hanging Chain
Rockets. forming a beautiful chain
OF jewels. the links being of various
colorS representing diamonds.
lubies. sapphires. etc: each chang
ing color several times before dis
a most fascinating
effect.
Flight of 6 6-pound Plaides Rockets.
each rocket releases seven change
able color stars.
Exhibition Display Piece. Oriental
Fountain; wheel and shower effects.
salyo of 3 12-inch Texas Night
Shells. fired from mortars; 3 differ
mt effects.
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HON POST CARDS
TELL GRUEsOME
VAR HORRORS
RtPt tl>NE SIENGS PRONE
CERus< huNu DEiscmrs
~ uORlssKlx u6IAllS

ceoisan jsn< = German r..sivard
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carss. s~<s a. 80 30 f>t a sale n any
csnsr coznsry ws~rs q ssnss o; dtc~a-
ey ant rssPees fcr 80 d~ss rrsFsiis.
are er~~iy sxsaetsrt Aere TIE, a~-
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,er G<Fsasn prite. a. shs~inx sAs te-
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Anc.s ,hs scorts Q, :isfsrsrs vivss
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cae e,tat~l pecsosrzpset fron an ar
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nssr ve-taa. slis German otflcers
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sta the ec-sies q she ces~rt.rs.
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No. H.
No. is.
No. 49,
No. %.
W. 4.
No. "a.
M 25
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
WAS GOING TO TAKE
. NAP IN AUTOMOBILE
!. B. Chapman, Former Sol
der Charged With At
tempted Larceny
GIVEN TIME TO GET
DISCHARGE PAPERS

Arrested by John sheldon. a special
officer at Wawaset Park, about 4 o'clock
this morning. while acting in a sus-
picious manner near two automobiles
standing close to a garage, Irwin b.
Chapman. who said his home is in
Philadelphia. was before Judge Church
man in Municipal Court This morning
on a charge Of attempted larceny. The
case was continued FOR further hearing
tomorrow morning.
Chapman seemed keenly Interested in
one Of the machines. and then walked
10 the second car and started TO climb
in when he was placed under arrest by
Officer Sheldon. lie told the officer
that he wanted TO take a nap in the
machine. and was merely looking for a
covering in the first machine he looked
over. He said that he would leave the
city If the officer let him go. stating
that he had a brother in Washington
who could secure employment for him.
Chapman, in court This morning, stat
ed That he has been out Of the army
for only one week. and was passing
through this city last night and had
no place to sleep. lie did not have his
discharge papers with him 10 substan-
tiate his statement. and Judge Church,
man continued the case until tomorrow
morning TO allow him 20 produce them.
officer Sheldon was the only witness
against The man.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
HARVEY To GET
ALL ABOVE $4,000
Chancellor Curtis Hands
Down Decision In Chandler
Case
LITIGATION OVER
SALE OF FARM

In an opinion handed down in the
case Of William T. Lyman, executor Of
The last will and testament OF Jesse
Chandler. deceased. against samuel NJ
Harvey and others. Chancellor Curtis
h->ruled that the defendant is entitled
10 the portion Of the purchase price OF
e farm Of the estate In excess OF s2OOOo.
Mr.. Chandler. by codicil 10 the VIII,
dated March (. 1916 directed the eXecu-
tor within six months after his Mr..
Chandler's) death. TO convey a farm
10 Harvey for $4,000, and II Harvey
should avail himself Of a right 10 pur-
chase it IL should be sold by the
executor and the proceeds applied as
indicated.
On November (, 1916. Mr.. Chandler
agreed to sell the farm. TO Ralph llol-
lingsworth After a litigation in the
Court OF Chancery aud the Supreme
Court. the agreement with Holilngs-
worth was decreed 10 be specifically
performed.
In consideration Of si0O Mr.. Chand-
Ter. on December 2G. 1918. agreed 10 sell
and convey the farm 20 Harvey for
HaNfN'NH NiAN NWMh NANN' NW Az 'AAA' 80
fective after Mr.. Chambers death Aci-
ing on legal advice. the codicll OF March
4. 1915. was executed by Mr.. Chandler
in order 10 more effectively carry out
his wish respecting the disposition OF
The farm
The farm having been conveyed to
Ilollingsworih. IN pursuance OF The de
cree Of the Chancellor. Harvey claimed
q right 10 the proceeds OF the sale OF
the farm above $4,000. The bin OF com
plant was filed for the purpose OF
having the Chancellor instruct the
executor as 10 the disposition Of the
purchase money. Harvey and the
residuary legaiees IN Mr.. Chambers
will were made parties defendant.
Chancellor Curtis concluded that Har-
vey is entitled 10 have that portion
OF the purchase price above 10000.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
WOULD SELL BOATS
NOW AT MILFORD

Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis has or
dered rule in the case Of Charles +.
Obrecht. trading as the Charles F..
Obrecht Company, against Wilson NJ.
Vinyard, trading as the'Vinyard ship
building Company, returnable before
him in Court Of Chancery on Wednes-
day. October -, to show cause why a
preliminary injunction should not be
issued restraining the defendants. his
agents, servants and employees from
removing from his shipyard. at Mil
ford. two boats now being finished.
The bill Of complaint in the cause
seeks 10 establish in the state OF Della
ware lien against the boats which
was acquired in The state OF Maryland,
where the hulls OF the boats were
started other liens were acquired in
the state OF Maryland by the defend
ants and by the bill filed in Delaware.
Il Is sought TO have the boats sold
under the direction OF the Court OF
Chancery and the proceeds applied TO
the liquidation Of the liens. Ward
Gray and Neary, OF this city, and Hor-
ace G. smith, Of Baltimore, are solicit
tors for the complainants.