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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
1RUCKTRAFF|CDOUND TO Be CONSIDERABLE
FACTOR IN THE TRANSPORT Of HEFUTURE

traffic, were beginning to welcome y
as an adjunct to their own systems.
Trucks are taking away the unprofita-
BILE haul for themselves. Instead OF
hurting the railroads.. truck traffic Is
helping them, by bringing huge
amounts of perishable freight which
1t would otherwise be impossible to
ship, to a thousand junction points all
over the United States.
TRUCK HAUL CHEAPER.
A study made by Mr., McAdoo's adj
ministration experts has shown that 1t
rarely, If ever, pays the railroads to
handle short hauls. During the war,
by corporation and mutual consent,
we have transferred much of this
short haul traffic to the highways. AS
a result freight can, within reasonable
limits, be hauled from the door of the
shipper to the door of the consignee
more cheaply than any railroad can
carry it. AS a consequence, too the
railroads will hardly build more feeder
lines; in fact, the state of Kansas has
about decided not to build any more
electric inter-suburban traction lines.
The analysis made by the railroad adj
minstration proves that most of these
feeder lines never have paid and were
all the while economically unsound.
The feeder lines of the future will
largely be highway, transport vehicles,
gasoline driven, running over improved
roads from producing vendors to the
shipping points of the railroads, troll
leys, and inland waterways, thus de-
veloping the country on broader
scale and finally tieing up every pro-
ducing center with an ultimate outlet.
SAVES RE-HANDLlNG.
Another advantage of motor truck
transport has to do with the re-han-
ding of goods. The cost of re-hand-
| ling is becoming one of the great prob
| lens of all transportation experts. Re-
handling involves more labor, possible
damage to goods, warehousing and de-
| lay. Within it's sphere highway trans
| port eliminates these exceptionable
| factors and lends it's value to the gem
| eral scheme of transportation.
The policy of shipping by truck has
much to recommend it. For instance
when shipment is entrusted to one
of the several thousand truck trans
portation companies in this country
there is ample assurance of punctual
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
PERSONAL TAXES.

Notice is hereby given that all per-
sonal taxes due and remaining unpaid
on property situated in Ada county
must be paid within thu next thirty
days. or same will be turned over to
sheriff for collection.
(Signed) ETHEL 7. CLARK,
Tax Collector
Dated Feb. "a, 1919. MIA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
HELP WANTED-Male and Female
WANTED

Young man to handle lumber
business from stump To mar
ket. Must be capable. consci-
eutious and a hustler. Also a
lady stenographer, typewriter
and bookkeeper. Only those
experienced need apply. Ref
crence required. Address
G.. 1915.
Care of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
the Furnished Room You Want Not Advertised Today Advertise For 1t
HAULING AND MOVING

AUTO HAULlNG-Local or lon|
distance. Furniture and plano movinI
specially. Blue Line Transfer, 81
! Capital street. Both phones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
Statesmen WANTED

WANTED, STOCK SALESMAN - n
local Corporation wants to increase
its capital stock from SSO,Ooo:oV 10
S1Oo,0pQ.0U, and wants a hiSh-SlasS
man to dispose of the increase. BuSi-
ness at present in HourishinS cohul-
tlon, and the increase in capital stock
is TO provide for our rapidly increas-
ing business. None but hiSh-grade
producer need apply. Address Nj. ~.
t.. care of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAX SAIII,TZ

second hand furniture bought and
sold Highest cash prices paid. Call
BcIi 1uhIt, or urup postal To Max
Smeltz 1915 Market street. Will call,
city or country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
WANTED

Young lady for general Of
flee work. Must be compe-
tent, TO operate typewriter.
Apply by letter only, giving
places where formerly en-
ployed, age. salary expected,
etc.
UNITED ICE AND COAL CO..
Forster and Cowden Streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20

wANTED.-First-cla moulder to
operate IL machines in planning mill.
Apply to The Beetem Lumber and
Manufacturing Co., Carlisle, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
y SALESMAN
WANTED

We want a man, acquainted
with Harrisburg, to represent
oUr interests in this city. Re
ply by letter only, giving aGe.
places previously employed.
salary expected, etc.
UNITED ICE AND COAL CO.,
Forster and Cowden Streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED - Man wishes place on
farm near Mechanicsburg or close to
Valley Traction CO. line; mas had nine
years experience. Address {. Z. Hen
derson, Hill Station +. ..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
Talk to the Home-Hunters!

If YOU have property to sell, YOU
have message which ought to reach
every prospective buyer OF property.
II you were considering the purchase
OF home you would read the real
estate, ads very carefully - and that is
just what a great many people are
doing right now. They will gladly
read your message i'll these columns,
and if it appeals to them you will find
out in a very short time who some OF
them are-for they will come to see
YOU to talk over the matter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE - 322 Crescent street,
2-stury pressed brick twin house; well
built; good repair; lot, las fl; near
city's center; fruit. L. Peterman.
Weather Bureau.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
HELP WANTED-MNIE

WANTED.--Married or single white
man on dairy farm. must be good
milker and understand general farm
work. Wages tifty-tiVe dollars per
month. house, garden, and privileges.
Would employ father and son If de-
sirable. W. Is. DeVaney, Malvern,
Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-20
W A\TEIb
Address

lost OFFICE BON 6l7,
Allentown, Pa.
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eliminating whatever detracted from
such products in the past. establish the
fact that Mr.. Spearman has rendered a
distinctive service.
1t is not TO be assumed that graphite
mining will attain TO the Importance OF
nickel and asbestos Deposits OF the
latter are strongly centralized. Graphite
is more widely distributed, hence those
who have geographic advantages,
quantity and quality will have first call
upon markets. markets in which compe-
titiOn will be keen Standardization is
being accomplished in Canada bulk
samples of the improved grades have
brought buyers who seek assurances
that tho goods will be according to
sample" II is this knowledge that
lends confidence to the statement that
there is a graphite industry in the
making. There never was one OF sufti-
cient magnitude to command markets.
Haphszard existence awaited those who
ventured without mature elaboration.
As pure carbon--when offered as such
-Canada's graphite will now enter
diversified Industries
The sun., 1919-07-15
GRAPHITE MINING
GROWS IN CANADA
New Milling Process Places
Product in Competition
With the Best.

Graphite mining in Canada has be-
come a science. 1t was speculation
and rather Improbable at that-until
the Spearman devices in particular and
fotation practice in general solved the
problem OF saving the larger flake,
leaving the inferior grades in negligible
quantities. At least four Canadian
graphite mills have demonstrated that
Charles Spearman, graduate of Queens
and Postgraduate of Columbia, can
provide graphite for crucibles-graphte
so standardized that II can be disposed
OF in competition with the Csylon
product, and which actually is being sold
at from IL TO 10 cents a pound.
One Canadian mine and mill located
near Perth. Ont.-financed, designed and
constructed by Canadian scientlsts-is
achieving a producing record that in
sures its enterprising owner very salts
factory returns upon his capital The
plant, when extended. is said TO be
capable OF putting out as much high
grade carbon as the whole State OF
Alabama now the chief American
source OF graphite. In this forecast Mr.,
Spearman is sustained by his associates
Two other plants in Ontario and another
in Quebec, equipped with simple
mechanism which effects maximum re-
covery Of the graphite content while
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roughs, 30s. s2025. Mcpherson & Co: 10
State hogs 1876. s2s,25; 2 roughs. 500 s2O.25.
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.

KANSAS CITY. July l.-Hoss-Rsceipts,
hsayies ,as.lO@22.s5; medium weights.
., shiS G s fS' p.tfns sons , fs'
%; pigs. slsq 2il5.
cattie-Receipts, 1900; lower, heavy
beet steers; choice and prime ;its9G
common. sll.6O9I2.76: light weight. good
and choice. 1880 1870; common and me-
sll sd1s sgsSnsT eAt saSnc asf sns
cutters. 1878 $50; veal calves, light and
handy weight tl5a17.25; feeder steers.
ssSGssr sts sss s9he4 lambs.
si3.75GI7.1O: culls and common. $500
1850; yearling wethers, ss.5Oal:.75; ewes.
S Pe%ediins ewes, ,iOeis; goats, ,iSOSs. 80
co., s.:ima asy to:md M1ss-Ff ss5cc
steady to 200. lower: most sales 10 to
d sS most Top. saas se bnik saiss
SssissS; n5SSss,s ijs9 1 ! S;;sss5Sst ;;sI5s
packing sows. smooth, ,si.2ba2I.75;
packing sOws, rough, '2O.5od?Ll5; pigs,
csttic~Reeeipts. 2O,ooOI estimated to-
and heavyweight. choice and prime. 1880
Sl7SS %sdiS% ana sHS9, ssfS iS2 HG
a msdlum, su SG%0H eot sPa
n nsrs ana cutters. ss ST veal e. Ssn
light and handy weight. SIS25dI9.2b:
feeder steers. $3.50 9l2.sO; stocker steers,
sheep-Receipts. 1900; estimated to-
morrow, 5000; strong. Lambs 50 pounds
down, Sl5264l775: culls ana common,
t9.6o9i47S; yearlin6 wethers. S10.75d
s72b 9s.5o; culls and common. ssds75.
EAST ST. LOUIS, July l4.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1850; higher. Top, f92.75; bulk
gag 22.s6i heavy weight. Sass 20;
packing sows, smooth. $4,000 go so; pack
Ing sows. rough, Sl7.5od 1850; pigs. Slsg
CattIe-Receipts, 5000: slow. Beef steers.
medium and heavy weight 3l225aI5:
common, eli al25o; good and choice, sl2
9lS.25; common and medium. sI0al2;
butcher cattle. heifers, sS6OaiiT5: cows.
calves. light and handy weight silal7.6O;
feeder steers. 3s2S9i1.2S; stocker steers,
sheep-Recsipts. 1000; steady. Lambs.
s141l7; culls and common, ss1ll.50;
yearling wethers tlo6li: ewes, medium
and choice, s7.50aS; culls and common,
ssa6.
CINCINNATI. July 14.-Hogs-Receipts
$500; steady. Packers and butchers. SEE. so
92?.T5; common TO choice, sl4m1e.75; pigs
and lights s14@22: stays, sl0al450.
Cattie--Receipts, $500; steady. Steers.
E;bO9is; heifers, tISis' cows. 's.sOGii;
shetp-Reeeipts,8 ,aOoi steady, $50 $50.
Lambs steady, fl04ls.
PIrTsBUhG. July IA Cattle higheri
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TRADING ON CURB
| CONTINUES HEAVY
Profit Taking Soon Turns List
Irregular, but Several
Gains Are Made.
OUTSIDE BUYING APPEARS
oils Are Active in Spots, Min
\ ing Shares Dull and Marines
i'm Demand.
outside BUYING APPEARS

Trading was resumed on a large scale
~ the opening in the Curb market yes
IIferday. Profit taking turned the list
|Ibrregular after the first few minutes or
Harding. but several issues were strong
|Ihn the afternoon on outside buying and
pool operations, which resulted In many
new highs being established. Advances
|as high as seven points were made.
III In the industrial list. New York Ship
building was prominent with large ad-
vance to a new high. Submarine Boat
X3oined the demand for shipping issues
band rose almost two points In late trad
Uing Rubber and tire stocks were again
khctiye and were featured by substan-
tfial advance In Peerless to a new high.
SColonial Tire. Savold Tire, Intercon-
Ikinental Rubber and Perfection were in
Ifenewed demand.
British American Chemical was well
Thought and moved TO n new high The
hover priced industrial shares we're
I|featured by initial heavy trading in
IIAcme Coal Acme is holding COM
Epany Of three producing companies oper-
Hating in Pennsylvania and has other
NRoidiugs, including a tract adjoining the
1afashannon Mines. Oats Steel also was
dealt in for the first time.
Oil was active in spots Following
1uengtn at the OPENING PRICES ie@hc'Su'
but rallied slightly toward the close.
EStandard Oil shares were quiet and
1ittle changed. Midwest Refining was
siightly lower. Trading started in the
New Texas OIL shares. Cities Service
was one of the main features. selling to
a new high with a gain Of three points.
Transcontinental was active. 1t Is
Understood that interests associated with
uBenedrum- Trees and the Transconti-
mental Oil Company have obtained large
stock interest in the Atlas Petroleum
Evaporation, recently formed by du Pont
Interests.
Mining shares were dull.
Interest in bonds turned to the Can
&hdian Government loans.
Total sales and range Of prices follow !:
The sun., 1919-07-15
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs--M,

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs--Marro
choice. 100 lbs. sl1.7S; marrow;, Manehu-
rian. sll.1ogl2: coscorrones, Chilean, 50 q
SIS; pea and medium, choice, $3.50; Lady
Washington, California, t7.5o47.75; small
white, California, s7.5o@775; large white,
5d 7h ,,SSS7 ,sPssy SaSSi1
rean, ss.5O@7: daifuku. Manchurisn, s7d
1850; red kidney. choice. .$12,75@ls; red
$50 $50: yellow Hu eye. s3@S.sG: black turtle
soup. sl0G759l1; white kidney, choice.
s,l:75 9Ise5; imPerials. SO; kumsmoto'
Manchurian. round, ,s.759T2s; long. So q
$50 shGTt si5Oas Il. css s "g PEAS
scotch, 1918. sT97.Is; green, Wisconsin,
ss.5O97; Idaho. .25g7.5o; Washington.
s7STs "a Aus;4a Gan; 75oSg45 jspanese
splits, yellow, $3.50; green. SO 10. SO;
white White small Manchurian' 'sgS'6o' large
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
frsts. SIS to 81 score. SAG 5Sc.: seconds. 50
4sc.; unsalted. higher than extras. 57ls @
seconds, 81 S5'he.;, good e prime 50 g
waited. frsts. 5095lc.; lower grades. 4s9
4sc.; ladies. current make. frsts 474tsc.
seconds, Az Q 4sc;; lower grades; 4tStse'
No. ., 45c.; lower grades, IL q i4c.
CHEESE--State, whole milk. fresh fats
colored, H.. san d32%c.; white, 32A q
S2%c.: average run, colored, 3ik q 32c.
twins. specials. whites, 32a 32kc.: colored.
80 3e&c.: average run, white, 3lM3l%c.
colored, 81 O 31kc lower grades, &c q 80 u c.
Wisconsin,. whole milk, twins. fresh. 81 q
seize; single daisies, fresh, white, 33hc.;
colored. |?% s3l4c.: double daisies, col
ored, fresh. 32kG32hc.: white, S2l3 q
32+c.; Young Americas. fresh, 346Sihc.
State skins. specials. ?49 2sc.: prime to
choice, 20n 23e.: fair to good. l54lsc.
lower grades, 10 lac.
The sun., 1919-07-15

ssSc. % to - lbs. ssMe.; SO TO q lbs.
sec corn fed, go lbs. and over to dos.
Sss u TO = = iS: $751; % 20 s iS S:
S 90 sls.: under 80 is... 20 o acc 9 o. p
POULTRY. LIvE--spring broilers. coll
pred express, bo@S5c broilers, white Leg
horn, large, express. $50 4sc.; white Leg
Western. freight, soc. southern and South
western, freight, Is q tsc. FOWLS-Express
81 fTslss !sst i,s freight hss sig
25c.. DUcKs--western. freight, soc.;
Pair, So SOC. ''i0' 'fl'EoNS-
.PROyIsIoNs--Pork quiet; mess. $3.50
$50; family. iSe9ss: short clear, ,S?ass
i. packet ,ssS ss ' ezra ind df% mss. SCI
Gss. Hogs nrm; haconA size. $40 lbs
Sih%e';, Pigs avg; Bellies steady; picked
in5ao:; choice house. u. sl5Ec Picked
snnsd T Isso Ff s s. Si' . lSs . sSss
city. special, loose, 2ohe bid. Lard easier;
middle West. $500 q 81. 80; city lard easy.
nent. SIS; south America. ,ss u BRAZIL
kegs 1895; compound steady, 2eE a
zinc. stearine nrm; city hrd stearine,
$50; oleo, 2sh @Soc.
1
xIUv;2SS,; mould A, s.5oc.; cubes. s.75c.;
xAxx powdered. s.2oc. powdered, s.15c.;
e nne srsnsIated and diamond a. &C.;
'' n~crs A, $500; No. l. s.sSc.
italian. Ssk soc. si, So, ~ jersey. ersS.
berry sss s,, b sS ngSs'; Long Island, bag.
tx. sa@G DEETs--NssanrA S By. 100 sShs.
;iISs.SO; cXRRoTs%NesT by, 100 bsh chs.
all Iii n
bsk.. .ias .5c. coRN~NoP tfi' Carolina.
box. 75e; 9s2; Jersey. 100 ears. iI935O:
CgcU y BE Jersey. b.k '2Ss bushei
ware and Msrylsna s SSs 1895 sg a Rs!a
Gu'S nj G:s ,sS. MS .6 6G
SSl; crit. .s!Cgs. cAULIFLowERs2
jersey oy rO Ss snail So 9o and
al; KALE@BbI, asa !5c KoALRABi@
seS. siss 40 let IRTruc sg2 hEE Sy bS
75c. gsf bsl.. soc. a Ills; crit. soc q siSS;
s9 s,st,z e Gt,, SOC 0.,2S; bsk.. soc; 81
oNIoNs-Jsrsey, white, SsS.., ,a'5ca SIS
100 ID. bag. N5oSI7s. oRRH-soutSernn.
Sst' e' Sa. , "a ssd PHf fEpSsRs
r.; sOS,SsT1. box. .ssa; ; iii SoS sac
soc q $50. RHUBARB-iS6 bchs.. ss. Ssc
a4so: RoMAINE.-Bsk.. 75c. 6,i; Dbl.
7te GSi; crit. 7sc. a*1. RADIsHEs-lOo
bchs.. 81 di.7E. SPINACH-Sear by, Dbl,
si,6oQ2: crit. sl91.26. soUAsH-white,
Dbl. AG5: box. soc. $50: bsk., 7Sc. a
si75; yellow. crooked neck. Dbl, s4a5:
box. soc. also; bsk., T5c. q Ills: italian,
esk, soc. q Sl.25 THANKSGIVING,
Jog behs. sl@s: Dbl. s1.50as.
Dbl. s2.5o9325. TOMATOES Jer.
ssey 10. l.. box. .1.259s; culls box. zoe q
u; ~ ct bsk.. 75c. q $3.50: carrier, S2.50a
Maryland. blk. crit. 81 Q1.?5: bsk. crit,
SE92So; Baltimore. carrier. S2.75dI.
The sun., 1919-07-15

supply. zoo carloads Prime. 3l5.254 &c.
Veal calves. s9lH22.
Sheep steady; supply, 20 double decks.
Primo wethers slO2S4iO.75; culls and
common. sSa5; lambs. Sl39l7.5O.
Hogs steady; SUPPLY, 80 double decks.
Prime sLeRries and heavy Workers, s22 so a
%: light Workers. t22.5oT2S; pigs, s?2 q
22.5e roughs, as 20.
EAST BUFFALO, July l4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000: active: SOC. a 81 higher. Prime
steers, Sl6.25p 1925; shipping steers. $500
ale so: butchers, Isgl6.7o yearlings.
{l0.50Gls; heifers. S9dl4: cows, S4.5OH
l2: bulls. fs4l2; stockers and feeders.
S.5ogI2. Fresh cows and spr!ngers, $50
G165.
celves-Receipts. 200; soc. lower; seq
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; Rgs soc q 81
higher. Heavy mixed and Workers, Ses 49,;
light do. and pigs, S2s.65G2S.I5; roughs,
sal; stays, $l2dlS
Sheep and Lam bs-Receipts. 1900; strong
to soc. higher. Lambs, si2gls; yeRrinEs
sSGl4; wethers. ss,JOal0; ewes, says,
mixed sheep, 39Q9.60.
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TO CONDEMN LAND NEAR DIX.
u. \. Refuses to Pay High Prices
Farmers Ask.

TRENTON, July IA Owing TO tho high
prices for land demanded by farmers In
the vicinity OF Camp Dix, Il has been
found necessary for the Government TO
resort to condemnation proceedings. The
land consisting OF several thousand acres
is wanted by the War Department for
the permanent cantonment which is to be
established near Wrightstown and which
will include tho present camp. Judge
Davis in the Federal court here appoint
ed to-day commissioners of appraisement
for that part OF the land which is stu
ated In Burlington county.
Commissioners Of appraisement for the
The sun., 1919-07-15
land situated in Ocean county will be an.
pointed later ny
Rail brotherhood Elect. HopL,n,

DENVER, Col, July 10 n Hon
Sins OF Syracuse, n. Y. was to.1ay
elected ninth vice-presidsnt of the Broth,
erhood OF Locomotive Firemen and
Englnemen, in convention here Mir
Hopkins will occupy one OF the two add.
tionai offices Of vice-president created bv
this convention, ~
The sun., 1919-07-15
June GARD. 1919.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

AT tho regular meeting OF the Directors
Of the Superior Steel Corporation a quar-
terly dividend OF 80 was declared on the
FIRST preferred stock. payable August Ism
1912. to stockholders OF record August Ia,
1919 II. d. SARGE. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-07-15
Amortization Essential to Safety

But ample earning power and ample margin OF
safety are not alone sufficient The safeguards of the
mortgage must be such as make it the first bust
of the borrower to pay his indebtedness-to
require the prompt application of the earnings, as
ceived the amortization of the loan certain portion
thus being paid off and cancelled each year. This makes
certain of systematic financing creates and thrift
the part of the borrower and guards against the
suits of changes in character of the neighbohood
depreciation of the improvements. Just merchants
goods go of style carried long the shelves, in
time building will depreciate go out of date and its
rental income will decrease.
The sun., 1919-07-15

whose of profit and loss shows that he will be
unlikely pay his Indebtedness the due date from ms
earnings and his if he has ample stock
of merchandise. Such bank does not want to have
the debt repaid of forced sale of goods If the same
sound principles universally applied to lending on
real there would be fewer foreclosures more sSis
fled mortgage investors and general ownership OF
real estate-a potent influence in the substantial up
building of the community and correspondingy higher
order Of citizenship.
The sun., 1919-07-15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Preferred Stock Dividend

semi annual dividend Of three per cent
on the Preferred stock has been declared
ey the Board of Directors. payable August
lst, 1919. 10 Stockholders OF record at the
close OF business July 18th. 1919. Checks
Will be mailed.
Ii. C. PHILIPS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-07-15
Fundamentals of Safety
i'm Loans on City
Real Estate

ofthiono uganda return lorna ih
which 1oeh d op lin fpi nc
asreor fhrts ihout to any invest
The sun., 1919-07-15
10 tho Holders of stock Trust Certificates
for Preferred stock OF the
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MAINE COMPANY

Notice is hereby given to holders OF out
Standing stock trust certificates for re
ferred stock OF the international M.
camille Marine Company to present their
Certihcates at the Agency OF the Voting
trustees 81 Newark Street. Hoboken,
y, j., 10 be exchanged for defnitive stock
OF the Company.
Pursuant TO the foregoing notice tn.
Indersisned, as Agents for the Voting
August LIST, 1918. TO distribute the dividend
OF 80 TO holders of Preferred stock issued
IN exchange for Stock Trust Certificate NJ
VINO hle mailing instructions with us
THE NEW YORK TRUST co,
For Voting Trustees.
New York June 3lst. 1919
The sun., 1919-07-15
Every Loan Must Stand on Its Own Feet

Since these factors supplement each other in diff
erent degrees according the of the particular
% M xse % M o
based wrong principles. Real loans cannot be
standardized and classified like, for example, railroad
bond issues Every loan must stand its feet and
be judged its merits. Its safety must be deter
mined by applying every test instead of only test.
Furthermore, the same tests must be applied to
real loans applied by every well managed
commercial bank to commercial loans The bank forms
its judgment chiefly the basis of earning power the
nature of the business and the character and personality
of the management. 1t will refuse to lend borrower
The sun., 1919-07-15
Would Relieve Building Shortage

If amortization such plan generally fol-
lowed methods of lending real would be radi-
cally and fundamentally improved and placed on a
sounder basis than before There is approximately
49, 100000 in New York City real estate mortgages
outstanding. If these loans amortized basis
low 22o reduction each year, SlOO 600
nually would be automatically free finance the
work of construction necessary the demands
of growing metropolis and 60 far to relieve building
shortage such the present The advantages OF
such system realty owners investors and the
munity in general, manifest and unquestonable.
The sun., 1919-07-15
OLD METALS.
'ealers' buying prices are as follows;
LONDON METAL MARKET.

LONDON, July H-Following are the clos
ing metal quotations: