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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
FINANCIAL

333 Chestnut Street

PHILADELPHIA. - NOTICE - SEALED
Z proposals will be received until 3 O'Clock
.. m. OF Second Month tFebruaryl 18TH 1920,
ct the office of The provdent Life and Trust
Company OF Philadelphia. Pa, No. 4Og
Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Trustee for
many bonds OF $1,000 each Of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company Funding and
Improvement Mortgage the sum OF S21,-
06s. Sc. applicable TO the Sinking Fund. will
nay for. in accordance with the terms Of the
deed Of trust made by the said company to
the said Trustee. dated June %. 1898
Lowest bids at a price less than 1O5 and
eccrued interest within The number stated
will he accepted the parties Offering them
edvised at once, and payment BE made on
surrender and transfer OF the bonds with
Federal lnCom. Tax Ownership CcrtiflCa tes
for accrued interest on Second Month CFeb-
ruary) ~, 1870. Interest on the bonds so
accepted will cease on February Il, 1920.
Serial numbers Of bonds offered must be
specihed in proposals
The trustee reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids not satisfactory to said
trustee. Thr offers OF bidders unknown TO
the trustee must be accompanied by salts
factory references.
Should two or more holders hid the sa me
lowest price. the number Of bonds taken
from each will be as nearly as practicable.
pro rata.
for the Sale of Bonds Of the Lchigh Coal and
Naviga tion Company. and addressed to
ASA s WING President.
Provident Life & Trust Co. lof Philadelphia.
400 Chestnut ST, Philadelnhia. Pa.
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SEALED rKorOsALs. IN DurICATE.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE.
until . o'clock y. m. Wednesday. March 10,
lesO. and then publicly opened for furnish
ing. as may he ordered from time to time
during the fiscal wear beginning July /. 1920.
and ending June 20. 1921, materials, sup
plies and equipment described in
Glass f--Stationcry and dra fling supplies
Glass .-Hardware. metals, leather and
Glass 3-Dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes. cloth bags naEs. wearing apparel,
window shad des and cordage
Glass 4-Druss and medicines, and chcmI-
Class LA boratory apparatus and hos
pital appliances and surgical Instruments
Class 6--Electricai, engineering and plumb
Clsss S-Brushcs glass. lubricants, paint
ers supplies end paints.
Glass lO-HouschOld supplies.
Class 12-Photosraphic supplies. mct"oro-
logical instruments. towers. etc. and meat
inspection supplies.
Class Engraving printing and Iitho-
Government Printing Office and the Rureau
Of Engraving and Printing.
Glass 15--Inca ndescent electric lamps
Glass l6-Tncandescent gas-amp supplies.
Glass 1S--Machines: Addressing. com
putting. duplicating, folding sealing and type
writing: supplies for addressing machines.
typewriter exchange allowances and type
writer equipment and repair parts.
Establishments of the Government Of the
United States OF America in Washington,
as are included in the specifications for the
various classes or supplies. and for direct
on severnmemt @ 6 Of i2dng PSS in T
with paragraph - of Form \. Proposals
must he executed IN accordapce With in,
furnished upon application 10 the General
Supply Committee, the Auditors Building,
CARTER GLASS
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department. Washington n C..
1870
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POULTRY

IIyE--Fowls were well cleaned ur and
t"ld. Quotations. Fowls, fine fat. weighing
dunn size, good quality. 3sG4oc: do, poor
meatcd. weighing ! z 92 lbs apiece, 42d
e. a9S asp spri9S chickens
ducks white, Petin, 44@46c; do. Indian
Runner: 10942c: do. Muscovv. esq soc
turkeys 5oI52; pigeons, old, per pair ~ 5e Sc;
do young, per pair, 45@o0c
demand readily absorbing the Eli limited tied Offer Ttl;.
inEs, and fowls were l9c higher Quotations
WEIGHING 2ia lbs. 500 s7c: weighing aif lbs, lbs
33 q 34c fowls, fresh;kiled in bbIs., dry
$as TSsRnE 81 bs s5 "a? acc oTSE %eshiSg sRrSse
lbs. 81 a 33c; old roosters. drv-nicked. 2Tc;
broiIers, Jersey, dry picked, 81 a 6Oc Ido. ordi-
nary. nearby. y-picked, so "a 55c; brolers.
apiece. @50c; roasting chickens. western.
dry-picked; in bbls.. weighing 4 lbs and over
apiece. 36a37c weighing az lbs. apiece.
;aI,5iS, $4Im$2S %eishns lbs. aglses s4Ss5e;
under TO doz., per H. 45 a 4sc: is to "a lbs.
o01 I tsf ss e lbs 80 to iOs doz to
lb 35 a 3Gc: 43 to Al lbs. to doz.. per ib
35q 36c As lbs. and over TO dozen. 3s@4Oc;
"a a soc; some heavier stocks higher. weigh
spsee SOC wsghing : lbs; apiece, 4se;
So Soc do. nearby fair TO good. 81 a 55c:
do. western spring fancy. IS a 59c; fair 10
good, 50 a 55c; old toms. 4sc; ducks western.
fair to good. ESQ
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Feb 3,-BUTTER--Ftrm re
ceipts, 1891 tubs, Creamery, hfGhor than
extras, G7 u a 6Sc' creamery, extras 90
scorel, G7c' creamery, hrsts (SS 10 OF srorsj
62l2 q66c; packing stock, current make, No
ECIS-Wcak. Receipts 1OoOt casos
Fresh gathered, extra hrsts, ~ a 5Sc, fTesb
gathered nrsts san n soc: state Pennsyi
yania and nearby western hennery whites
first to extras. 80 a CSC; state, PennsylVania
and nearby hennery browns. extras 30 a 8a",
to extras. 30 a 60c. "S'o
CHEESE-Weak, Receipts 1883 boxes
State, whole milk, flats, held specials Al.
@32c; do, average run, 3O@3ic: state wboI.
milk, twins, held, specials, 30i. q3iE c; a"
average run. 29A 430h c. w.
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DAIRY PROlucTS

tHEESE-Thc market was dull end un-
changed, Inc quotations were as fol.
LOWS; tIo%s: aNi,ew y, ,So York wh9le;mlk nats held
held; fair 70 good 30is 63ic: current make
n0mina snoT Il WGssSSnsIn q sSr whSSlGmk fats held
held. fair to good 3ois a sic; jobbinE sales
Of fa9cy ny, held goods 34@3Sc
g BC1ITER-zThe market for fine goods was
low grades were dull. Quotations: Solid
packed creamery. fancy. high scoring goods.
hrsts, 5S@Glc; seconds 546o SEC; sweet
creamery. choice TO fancy. 69@71c; fair to
good, ~ a Csc: prints iobbng Mt 7567Ic for
fancy and at 6t @I4c for fair TO choice.
EGGS-pemand was fairly active and the
market ruled steady with supplies we'll
cleaned m. Quota tions: Free cases. nearby
hrsts. ST. 10 per crate; nearby current re
ceipts. $500, western extra flrsts. S17.1O:
selected fresh eggs jobbing at 90 a Csc per
dozen
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Raw Sugar Market Continues Firm

New York, Fob. 3.--The local refined
sugar market is unchanged. with the
American and National companies quot
ing l5c. less > per cent for cash. and
Arbucklc Bros. quoting at 16c. less .
per cent for cash. The latter are still
men1 regarding shipments. The Fed
ERA and the Warner companies are
still withdrawn. The market for raws
continues firm, due in part to the re-
cent light arrivals of raws from Cuba
aud elsewhere. Holders are asking 12M
124c, cost and freight. with an occa
sional transaction. The labor situa-
lion in Cuba is still causing some ap-
prchcnsion.
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Bureau Of surveys
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
philadelphia

Sealed rronosais win be received al Room
c1e CIV Fail until II o'clock noon on Feb
ruary 20. 1920, and opened a that time in
Room AZ. C'ty Hall. for
SCHEDULE "A"-Bridge on line
OF 4oth Street over Philadelphia,
Baltimore & Washington Rail
road, in the 10th Ward, with paw
ing, grading and other appurtenant
work.
SCHEDULE "B"-Main Sewer in
Bigler Street from Delaware River
to Severn Street.
SCHEDULE "C"-Inlets, Man.
holes, Wellholes, Laterals, Branch
Sewer Spurs, etc.
Contractors viii be required TO comply
with the Act OF July 1S 1917. relative to
workmens Compensation Insurance and
proof must be furnished the Department by
the contractor that he has accepted the pro
visions Of said Act and insured his liability
Hereunder or secured exemption therefrum
Inquire at Room .4l6,. CITY Hall.
JOHN e. WINSTON
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MISCELLANEOUS
LONDON METAL MARKET
ToNoPAH Stock

New York Feb 3.-Cable advices received
at the New York Metal Exchange. this morn
ing quoted prices in London today as fol-
an advance Of 70 5s for both. Straits, 1881,
a gain OF T. los. and Singapore. 1894 los
an upturn Of II los Sales-Spot 80 tons:
futures 200 tons, and Singapore, l25 tons.
standard copper-Spot fll9, off los; futures,
f120 los 2 loss of los, Sales--Spot none;
futures. coo tons. ElectrolytiC copper
Spot, fl24 a rain of II, and futures. fl27.
an advance Of e.. Lead-Spot f47 los;
futures f4S IS. both up 5s. Speter-Spot
$50; futurcs, r62, an advance of IS Cd for
both
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GOLD FOR SOUTH AMERICA
Shipment Approximatins $4,000,
600 Consigned to Banks In Argentina

New York, Feb. 3.--Gold coin, val
ued at approximately $4,000, 600, will
be shipped to South America, beginning
today. Most of the metal is consigned
to banks in Argentina.
Gold shipments to South America,
during the last two months. have ex-
ceeded S10,000,000 In 1919, gold val
ued at $56, $780, 900 was shipped to Ar
gentina alone
Present shipments are believed to be
for the purpose of stabilizing exchange.
Exchange on Argentina is now quoted
at 1 .O22O Argentine gold pesos per one
American dollar. as against par of
.036l pesos.
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sThcrc is more hopeful feeling re-
gardng the outlook for enactment of
railroad legislation. This is attcstpd
by some revival Of interest in the rail-
road shares. Most people are willing to,
admit that railroad stocks are low and
have been liQuidated to standstill,
but any incentive to purchase them has
been very largely lacking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted TO list City OF Copenhagen
$1,000. 900 municipal external loan of
1919. 2J- year ~. per cent sinking fund
coupon bonds due July I, 1914.
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VEGETABLES

The market was quiet with ample offer
potatoes, Pennsylvania, per cwt. $4m4.5O;
do, New York, per cwt.. s4@4.35. Sweet
do, Jersey per basket. Sl.5O61.75. Cab
bages New York. Danish. per ton. 800 a 100;
do, Florida. per hamper. S2@2T5. Onions
pr 100-lb. sacks-Yellow, No. /, s5.5O46.
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New York Metal Market

New York. Feb. 3.--Copper-spot offered
Iac: Fehruery. offered, 1913 c March. offered.
!ah 9; April, offered. 1885 9. Market quiet.
$ Bic Market firm Spelter. East ST. Louis
Spot February and March, offered s.95c;
April. May and June, offered, S.0Oc: Market
weak.
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%FIpELITY TRUST co.

~ Phade phia. Jan 10 1870
The stated annual meeting Of the stock
holders of this company VIII be held nj ite
office, 825-33l Chestnut street PhIladel
phia on Tuesday. February 10. 1920, Al IL
O'clock noon. for the election OF = hoard ~
Director for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction Of such other business as NAV
be brought etUre them.
JOSEPH .IcMOREIs
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet and without i'm.
portant change. The quotations: Beef in
sets, smoked and air-dred sic: beef
knuckles and tenders smoked and air-dried
pc; pork. family, 52c: hams. s. p. cured.
Loose. %14 2ac do. skinned. loose. 291a a
2oiSc: do. do. smoked. 25iR @o7b c: hams
hoied. boneess, 37c; picnic shoulders, s.
r. cured, loose. PC. do. smoked 2ic: bell
nees, IN pickle loose, "5c; breakfast bacon,
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Financial Briefs

Corporate financing in January in
volvcd capital issues amounting to
S33S, 411,100. according to compilation
by the Journal Of Commerce. This il
the highest month since July of last
year. In January. 1919. captal is
sued totaled S242 465. 700. Railroad
financing in January. 1920. amounted
to SIS. 244,000 and industrial corpora
tiouS S330171. 100.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Gilt Edged Issues Hesitated-Re
vivaI in Oil Group-RaiIs Strong

viVaI in Oil Group-Rais Strong
London, Feb. 3.--TradinG in securi.
ties on the Stock Exchange was re-
strctcd today owing to disposition to
await the result of Chancellor of the
Exchcquer Chamberlain's private con-
ference on the position of the exchange.
The markets were irregular. Gilt.
edged issues hcsitated. Canadian rails
displayed strength and the shares Of
Argentine roads moved upward again
on buying orders from America.
There was a revival in the oil grour
and good investment purchasing oc-
CURED in the industrial department,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

American Light and Traction Co. re
ports for the twelve months ended
December 81. 1919. gross earnings of
81 .3G1 J4j against S4.326. .367 for the
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previous twelve months and net earn
ings of S4,1i2,S ,S63 against $4,014, sol.
The Merchants and Metals National
Bank of New York. has been appointed
registrar of the stock of the National
Exploration Co.
The January output of Anaconda was
1S.OO0.0OO pounds of copper. against
$500 900 in December and II 200,0
in November.
The New York Subtreasury gained
So. 1856, 900 from the banks yesterday,
making cash net gain since Friday of
81 $50 900.
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The average price of twenty active
industrial stocks declined O.S1 per cent
Yesterday to 103.01. while twenty rail.
roads were left unchanged at 4.6S.
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taassrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF rHE

vs. Stockholders OF Surpass Leather 10
for the election OF Directors Ia serve FOR
the ensuing year and for the transaction or
s,ich other business may prOperly COINS
before the meeting will he he'd o tho of
ncea Of the COMPANY, ath and Westmore-
land streets, Philadelphia. on "wednesday
TebruaTy II, 1890. ~ u o clock noon
Tsigned) HOLLTSFER STURGES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

The stock list committee has today
admitted to the unlisted department of
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Phil
adelphia National Bank receipts full
paid.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values gen.
orally We're well sustained under moderate
offerings. Quotations: Apples. per barrel. a .
To quality. si@9: do. per box, $l.5O@3. 40.
Cranberres, per Dbl, S8dS.5O: do. per crate.
81 50G3 Oranges, Florida. per box. 81 80
@6.65. Tangerines Florida, per Il box.
S1,75@3 so GRAPEFRUIT Florida. per box,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Feb. -aOGS,E-neeCeIpvs' ne s2,p'Vp1u
heavy si4, 90 @i5. is; medium. ,si5@i5 go;
light ,lSi5 40 light smsdb shs
packing sows. rough. sl3.50d 1885; pigs,
cHTTLIE;-Receipts. is 900 head. Weak
Beef steers medium and heavy; choice and
prime. slJ@17.i5; medium and good. Il .2S
choice. sl2Gie common and medium, ss,55
a IL. % butcher cattle. heifers' So. Ql3 20;
sSESea g. veal 'Si calves SsnSr TO- FEEDER
steers. ss@12; stocker steers. 1925 q 1873
sEERRsseDts & iS sus lsSUG Sns nend
@17: ewes, medium, good end choice, S10@
10; culls and common. S6.50@0.5O,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. a,-HoGs1,Reeslpts, g.
YS Scav yoTcr So 90 sh yoTEers
shfP AS6 S6s 1SMBsksceps s5I aS@ss 400 head
f@S isoD hGS' head lover
East Buffalo N. ", Feb $S.aaCcATTLE-
Fsma FFsGfp' s,d4 Go sST sSppns steers! oTS m
i; hs!fers,z zsemi1; 'stockers and feeders, s.
@1O. 20: CALVES receipts. 500 head; 81
HoGs@Receipts. 200 head; 15c to go
9%Sg EorfGrs HiP dsd sht ySrsers
GIG; PIGS p,SS s,5,5o@l5,75; roushs. si4@14.25;
sHEEP AND LAMBs-R Receipts. 1900
lead Lambs. CSC lower: yearings 81
lower. Lambs. s12q2O.2 %; yearlings. sl1@
is; wethers, Sl4m145O; ewes, $5@i3; mixed
sheep, $13G1375.
East East st. Louis, Feb. s.MHoGs.Receipts
heavy. SIS IL a l5 80: medium. SIS 81 a / 3 90
light. S11 81 %: light lights. S15f1
@14.25; packing sows. rough. si3 % q 13 IS;
plEs. s12 50m 15.25.
CATTLE-Receipts. $500 head Lower
Beef steers, medium and heavy weight. choice
snd a. r. prime $l4I3@ 1s; n medium and good;
and choice, sl2 5O@15,15; common and me.
81. 10 a 10: cows. S1.7501l. Jo anners and
cutters. sea! 20; veal calves. light and
Lambs. sl7lo6 2O.7a; culls and common,
Sl3@lI; ycarlinG wethers. s14. .50@l9; ewes
medium and choice, so. 5OGD13.25; culls and
common. S5m9.
Kansas City. Feb ..--HoGs--Recelpts
! eayies. s14 70n14.0O; mediums 4.75GB
ii!sl5; lights, sl4. 7O@plI. l5H packing sows,
Heavy beef steers choice and prime. sl465
a 1923; medium and good. S12 1904 60;
common, $lOh l@.15; light Eood and choice
81. ioWl la common and medium. ss011 30:
1925; Gamers and cutters, 50. % a I G5; veal
calves $llI5a 80; feeder steers. sS@13;
stocker steers. s641O25
SHEEP-Recepts, 5000 head Lower
Lambs. $l7; 20 a 20 culls and common, $40. so
I'LL; Xearltns wTethers sl5@17.75 ewes,
SIS. % @l75O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Roma. . febbraio. .-Enrico Malatesta,
il noto anarchico che fu eletto deputato
nellie ultima elezioni. e state arrcstato
a Livorno. owe 81 era recato per prem
dere parte ad un conizio. II Malatesta
durante un comizio che 81 tenne in FL
renze il giorno 26 gennaio scorso, pro-
nunzio' un discorso rivoluzionario isti
gando Ia folla ala rivolta. La folla at
tacco' i carabinieri. quail furono CO.
stretti a far uso dele armi, ferendo pa
recch dimostranti. Dopo il fatto il
Malatesta 81 era reso irreperibile.
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.UN A[TRO |NSU[T0
SLAV0 ALL1TAL|A.
eli Jugoslavi Attaccano un va
pore ltaliano e Costringono
ad Abbassare II Theodore

Published and Distributed ohoer
PERMIT NO. 641. .
Authorized by the act ot octoppshs ph,,
1917. on 'le al the Postofice OF phiis-
ueiph'a' rS A. g. BURLEsoN,
Postmaster General.
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S:ssSss 0FFICE or pBILADELPnIA

Philadelphia January - 1920
An Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o.
thie Company viii be held a. their office nm
Tnesdny. February 10, 1890 at 12 O'Clock
~, and on the same daN an election will
~ held between the hours Of IL o'clock 70
snd / O'clock u. m, for Directors to SsrVs
'iuring the ensuing year.
II. I. MeCLOY. Secretary.
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> THE ANNUAL MEETING or I'll

43G stockholders Of tho WPstminster
fsametery Company viii he held at fhe
cftices Of the Company at the cemetery
Bs rniouth. Pa, on Wednesday. February IB,
lp2O, at y. VI.
'rhere will be an election for Board Of
sairectors 10 serve for the following wear
GEORGE NJ. PAINTER
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Annual Meetings
; WARWICK IRON AND STEEL
TnMDtNV

The Annual Meeting OF the stnckhoIder,
of the warwick Iron and Steel Company
will be held in the Philadelphia Office Of the
company No. 523 Chestnut street, Tuesday
February 10, 1920, at o'clock y m, Tor
the election of board uf directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
Transfer books OF the company will clos.
january 2sth and reopen February lin
1890. II. r. MAILMAN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

s-5ays THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF
~ stockholders OF David LuptOn's Sopa
Go will be held at the office OF the company,
Alegheny ave. and Tulip st. at 10 a, m,
H,ee any, February 10. 1890,
DAVID r. FoRSrNER
Secretary. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Roma. 3 febbraio. Rapport giunti
in ouesto citta' recano che IL vapore
italiano Danube G state attaccato
nella citta' di Trau. sulla costa della
Dalmazia. dai jugosavi costretto ad
abbassare la bandiera italiana. 81 dice
che passeggieri sono stati insultati ed
alcuni feriti durante lattacco. Detto
rapporto ha causato motto eccitamento,
anche in seguita all'incidente di Spalato
ed in attire citta della costa orientale
dell 'Adriatico.
Commentando l'incidente il Giornale
d'Italia nuovamente ia premure perche'
il Governo insista sopra fapplicazione
del trattato di Londra, aggiungendo:
"pcr oucsta nuova codarda aggrcs-
stone da rarte della folla croatia, il
Goverpo della Serbia 81 scusera in
maniera formale promettera, anche
la punizione del colpevoli. come ha tatto
per il passato. L'esperienza ci dimostra
che tall scusc G promesse sono per mol
di POGO valore.'
"Gli incident come quelli Spalato
Trau sono soltanto possibil; perche
lie autorita scribe ii provocano. !appro-
fittando della tolleranza dell'Italia.'
II giornale 81 rallegra sopra un
comunicato semi -ufficiale quiz ricevuto
da Parigi. mel quale 81 dichiara che la
Francia non ha cambiato la sua attitu-
dine riguardo la questione Adriatica,
che rimane nello stesso state che fu
annunziata il 20 gennaio ultimo scorso,
ouando Primi Ministri Lloyd George,
Clemcnceau G Nitti 81 accordarono sulla
soluzione del problema.
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Torino. 3 febbraio. -Quattro tenenti.
cinaue sottotenenti cd un sergente dele
forze d Gabrielle D'Annunzio. che face
vano parte del drappello che arresto,
il Generate Nigra. comandante della
49ma. Divisione Italiana che occupa
l'Istra. 10 scorso mercoldi' hanno di
nuovo passato la Inca d'armistizio. Ad
essi 81 attribuiscono altri disperati ten
tatiyi
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Bureau of Highways
Department of Public Works
Philadelphia

Philadelphia
. Sealed proposals will he received and
opened in Room 2ld, city Hall at - o'clock
noon Tuesday. February 10th. 1870. for
Paving with Asphalt Assessment
Work.
Repaving with Asphalt
Repaving with Redressed Granite
Block
Repaving with Wood Block
Improvement OF Adams Avenue
Improvement of Country Roads
Curb and Footway Work proper
ty Owners to Pay)
Contractors wlil be required 70 comply
worSmens Compcnsatiou Insurance, and
proof must he furnished the Department BY
the said Contractor that he has accepted
the provisions of said Act. and insured his
liability hereunder or secured exemption
therefrom
Inquire a, Room ~ city fis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Choctsw g. Memphis 1st SIS, 194s
Phila. Rapid Transit SIS, 1857
Lehigh Coal & Nav. Fund 4s, l94s
Lehigh & Hudson gen. SIS. 1920
CHARLES FEARON & co.
333 Chestnut Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 3.-HOGS-Receipts
1900 head. Market lower. Heavies. SIS so
@I5,65; heayy workers. SIC, 5O light workers.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 400 head.
Lower. Top sheep, S1i; top lambs, 500 go
CAI.VES-Receipts, 160 head, Lower.
Ton Sol 30.