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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17
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/: Belfast. - AutoritAtile All an
ordonat ca sala. Ulster, cea maj
mare sala din Belfast. ce Sc folio
sia panacum pentru dansuri 81
concerto, sa Sc foloseasca pentru
Salasluirea seldatilor ce aparst
orasuI contra sinn-feinilor. Pana
iia. zece ore cri a,l fost 114 raniti
81 "a noti.
Washington. - Administrative
americana aSteapta ca. activitatea
eli sd Sc termine en- ziua de. l Sep
temvrie. = AStfel. a. declarat
Edgar Richard. secmtarul aces.
tel organizatii dupa CO avut O
,consfatuire GU ministrul, Hoover
y
All 'au facut A cereri eli
,semnaturile a 1900 RESIDENT. din
West Park pentru anexarea a.
cestui suburbiu catre Cleveland
,Pentruca aceasta chestie sa Sc
poatT pune la vot ell ocaziunea
|lrmatoarelor alegeri, de lipsa
ca 822 cetateni sa-si dea semna
Etura pc 0 petite care cere anexa
|, rea.
Washington. - Andrei d. Mel
lon, a dcclarat cd elpoate Fl 81 p,
mai departe' ministf-u de finante
Isl deci acuzele. abuse contra lu
de senatorial Watson, dtmocra
Idin Georgia; mr sunt lbazatc
WATSON a. declarat ca numirea In
Mellon este inegala. din ca.Iza c;
el este capul' q. ,lTfor intreprindcr
mari indhst1iale, comerciaie 5
finaneiare, ffintll al .doilea ON DO
lgat in Statele Unite. Mellon insI
la raspuns ca eli ms este afectat il
ipoMfU sai deoarece a. abzis. ii
toate f''nctfus,ile' sale private.
J.
lF16ckensaek N 7 Ginci no,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

Dina Nellie Mitchell, 81 ami. q
murit All dimineata in Charity
Hospital. find ranita ell I'M cutil
Gle >barbatul ei in urma unui ar.
gument.
Barbatul, Christ Mitchell, 2609
Central ave. a fost- arestat ime-
dat dupa ce STA inj,nghiat ne.
vasta, i'm seara de 13 c., acuzat de
ranirp cu intentia de ucide.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

SOnne au murlts Gle alcOOl metll IN
Ridgcfield Park de Sambata in-
coaee. Tcti din eli au obtinut beu-
tura din unasi accea sursa, pre-
cum s'a dovedit GU ocazia investi-
gatici politienesti. Autoritatile
cauta dura' criminali ell ceas mai
mare energie.
Rochester, N. Y. - Alcoolul
formeaza cea mai mare problema
a universitatilor, Presediintele III
vingston Farrand de la universe
tatea~ Cornell a declarat aceasta la
clubul Cornell din Rochester ,El
a declarat ca n,l cantitateaS ce o
beau studentii este mare ci mi
zerabila calitatea ce O beau 81
face multe stricacimi.
~ =
Automobilul la,i Charles Wolf,
S017 Treble ave. a fost resturnat
.Joi cand s'a ciocnit cll masina lui
Albert Carlotta, 1886 K. 22nd
Str. Cedar ave. 81 f. 10Th Carlotta
taiat 81 ranit. a fost luat la Spi-
talul Sftul Luca.
Secretarul de stat. Harvey G.
Smith M va astepta pana la Ii
Martie. pana cand guvernorul
Davis Wa apunta daca Va primi
orr ba candidatura. Smith va
candida cu .siguranta Ia pozitia
de guvernor al statuluI Ohio GU
program republican.
Londra. Premierul LLOYD
George declarat cu ocaziunea
pranzului dat de cabinet in onoa
rea d-lui Arthur Balfour ca con
ferinta din Washington inla
turat primejdiile unor razboaie
Balfour fost presedintele dele
gatiei engleze. La acest pranz al
fost de fata 81 deputatii coalitie
parlamentare.
Auditoriul nou public al ora
Sulul. care cOstat Suma dt
5000 600 va Fl gaia pc ziua d,
ID April. Aceasta fost declara
| tia lui William 8: Connell, arhi
!, trctul orasullli. Electricitatea $
sistemul de tevi va fl complectat
pc ziua de | April, deci deschide
rea Sc va face las ori ce caz pc /;
April, precum' a spns 81 l1rimaru
Kohlcr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17
.ST1RI DIN
PATpIE.
Deolarasiiles d-luf, = Mgre.

Arad. = Dl DIR. Mgre, nonl
isnbsecretar- de. stat la inter1le Sc
'gaseste de cateva xile in Arad,
unde a avut discutiiini impertan-
te GU d yasile Gsldis, fost mi.
nistru 81 viee-presedintels pasti4
.dulili national. Intfsbat de un
ziarist din localitate as,fprA sita,as
,tiei 81 asupra' ciiestihnilor politics
actualt, dl Zigre eut. declara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17
DIN FUcA t)NDBULU|

O.castl de locuit pc cea mai
malta altitudine din hume este o
casa de piatra, la treeatoare
din Tibet, locuita dc TN pazitor,
la 0 inaltime de 1S.1OO urine
asupra nivelului marii.
-
! In stat,ll KentNky este o unlA
versitate Gu numele 'TranSilva-
MIA
=
Peste 2.50O000 ferme din tara
aceasta au instalatiuni telefonice.
i
Programme partidelor politicc
de obicciu sunt formate din con-
ceptiunea strimta 81 egoista a
unui individ care G seful.
,.
Anul accsta in Detroit, Mich.
an murit IL persome prln otra-
wire cu rachiu de contrabanda. :.
= Cam cate unu in trei zile
=
Sc zice ca natura G impotrlva
vidului 81 totusi sunt o mnltlmc
de capete seci.
Daca candidate la deputatie
ar fl supusi unui cxamen de mora
litate, alegatorii ar trebui sa UNI
bic ziua amiaza mare cu luna
narea aprinsa sd caute un cam
didat.
MOI nu stim dar asa sc zice ca
- la suta din accidentele de au-
tomobile provin din cauza rochii-
lor sfurtc. Daea faptul e adeva-
rat siguranta publica de ce nu
l'intra in actiuneo
In Cehoslovacia Sc va pune pc
marcile postale chipul d-soarei
Russo. cea mai frumoasa fata din
| Ziarul '1ndreptarea'' public;l
fOtOgrafia IichelelOr" earl an
parasit Partidul Poporului in
preajma retragerei guvernului
Averescu de la putere. Mimic nou
sub scare. Doar SO site de multi ca
soarecii parasesc corabia- inainte
| de- d SIC ineca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

easui cunostinH istrce vee arg cinse s cunoseut
ri bne appreciate in tot occidental Ms
81 suhtenl siguri IN dr1 vor auela
sa selvce acssor demn dior toate at
ds aCusiui gnper ssand in vedere ara A ot,,
pOr pyin ofsrta - indeplini nisiunea e;rue 81
vfednicia 7a1 #x s .rn '''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

~ = r = 49, -
tiami importante, din care rcle-
swlm:
: II tendentioasa afimnatiunea,
ca partidul liberal. ajungand la
,putere va oprima minoritatile.
Gnvernul 81 partidul Sc bazeaza
pe principii democratice. De ait
lfel nici nn s ar putea inchipui asa
ceva, intro tara martha, cum e
All Romanial 81 condusa de alte
.orientari decat cele din trecllt.
'Partidul liberal pentru demo.
cratic. dar nu pentru extremi-
tati''.
|. lntrebat. daca vor fixa candida
turf in fiecare circumscriptie dl
Xigfe spus, ca auI de gand insd
vor lasa aceste candidaturi la
|bunul plac al localnicilor, 81 bine-
inteles sub controlul centrului.
Centrul nu va face obiectiuni de
eat atunci. cand persoanele candi-
date de catre localnici nu sunt de
incredere, sau sc poate face vr'o
observatiune moralitatii lor.
]! Ziaristul aradan a intrebat a.
Ipoi, daca listelc alegatorilor, al
|catuite in 1919. cand maghiarii
n 'au luat parte ia alegeri, vor Fl
acum cOmplectate, dupace aceasta
minoritate sa decis sa intre N
politica Romaniei. Dl Zigre a ras-
|puns, ca dupa cate site d-sa, liste-
lie vor fl complectate dar numai
in limita posibilitatilor tehnice.
Cum alegerile sc vor face in Gu
rind, va fl foarte greu sd Sc revi-
zuiasca, respectiv cOmplecta, lis
tele.
Despre posturile de prefecti,
d-sa decIarat, ca intentia gu
lvernului este, sd lie complecteze
lnumai cu ardeleni 81 banateni,
dintre eel capabili, earl cunosc
conditiunile locale 81 Sc bucura de
increderea locuitorilor; guvernui
Bratianu vrea ca Ardealul sa fie
Icarmuit de ardcleni 81 Banatul
de banateni.
Il Cunoseutul iterat Lucian Bla.
ga, DIR. in literc, a fost rumit can
cellar in administratia centrala a
lministerului! afacerilor straine.
l Sc comunica Official ca 81 prin-
Hire stndentii din Elvetia sa ia.
Icut tirajul.
/ Din 35 STUDENT romani carl
lStudiaza acolo Ii s'a admis mmai
ia IA schimbul pana in luna Sep.
,tembrie 1922. Restul de "a stu
dent vor fl repatriati eel ma
tarzlu pana i'll Martie, pana Ia
care data statul ii va ajuta CT
Sumele necesare.
| Ministerul de finantp fos1
lIMluntat ca, a. sosit un nou trans
|lport de monede metaliee de 80 $
lI25 de bani.
II GIvernul a. fost sesizat- de nu
lmewase cercri din Aldeal Gu pri
|!vire la selutionarea. despagnbiri
lor de. razboiu.
\ Dupa cum Sc site in aceast;
liprovincie s'au facut evalnari d,
i despagubiri' 81 in timpul stapa
inirii ungnrilor 81 dupa. aceia.
4 Sc crede CT guvernulf va. sol,l
tOlfasSi aceastsL cllestiune ca 8
1 intreaga problema a. despagubiri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

In CehoslOvacia Sc va pune p,
marcile postale chipul d-soarc
Russo. cea mai frumoasa fata din
lMoravia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

3 hsckenxsels n. J. Cinei per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
Big Business in RaLOrS

The statement OF earnings of the
American Safety Razor for the quarter
ending March II furnishes a bullish
factor Of importance in the position
Of that stock. The earnings for the
quarter were more than double the en-
tire earnings OF the calendar year of
1921 and were at the rate OF 81 .G6 per
share. The stock at 2o11. reached a
new high level. Allowing for the 10
per cent stock dividend, this price is
equal to more than 22l. The present
price Of the stock includes a s.; cash and
) per cent stock dividend which will
come of the lSt Of May.
It is considered probable that the
company will in the second half of the
current calendar year distribute another
: per cent i'll stock dividends. making
10 per cent for the year and iIst dupli1
eating the 1921 payments, This would
mean OH the basis of III" current prices
dividends in stock worth $40 plus the
regular cash dividend Of ST. or tota!
or So.
Goal strike has become q factor IN
the iron and steel market TO Il far
greater extent than was deemed likely
week ago. says the Iron Age in its
weekly review Of thcN steel industry.
.'Stoppage of mining in non union
fields. and particularly in the Con.
nellsville region. has gone TO a point
OF causing the banking of number o!
blast furnaces in the Ohio and Pitts
burSh district.
"Already advances in pig iron have
been made al several centers amount
ing in the Fast 10 81 ton and the
possibility Of temporary scarcity haS
entered into the calculations Of some
pro iucers and "A good many consumers.
I'm Chicago district. the Steel Cr.
poration has an 50 per cent steel work,
operation this week. which is the higt
point since the summer of 1920. 4,
the opening OF the week It's Pittsburgh
district steel works was running clos,
TO 30 per cent.
Establishment Of 80 cents. Pitts
burgh. a. market bars, plates and shapes
has been helped by the coal strike
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
CHRISTOPHER SOWER PLANT
IN OPERATION SINCE 1888
Establishment at l2l Worth Eighteenth Street No" Managed
by Member Of Sixth Generation OF Family Voted
for Religious Publications

IEIs Is on. oi a y"f,,S Of Vkc',HCS Of
Phiiqdc1Dhid frms ~ Cr'SfCNcc HDre
than IOJ years dnd Stll remaining IL
direct controi Of d'Rc,"d1H'S ~ tie
toUud.ts.
Al IA Norln EiGhIncnrh street
stands Oh" establishment Of christopher
Sower. German immigrant, physician
and founder "f thc oldc>, Publishing
house in America. Th" firm. at first
Il printing house. has TOR many years
past concentrated on Ill" publication Of
educational books. supplying elementary
schools throughout the couitry.
christopher Sower came 70 German :
town in 1871. living at what would
now be- i6iJ Germantown avenue. In
his mansion he dispensed medicine to
German immigrants who left their
ships IN Philadelphia. The confidence
of his countrymen led them TO place
in Sewers hands printing press and
materials brought from Germany, in
1898. and Nc turned his hand TO print
ing as u side line.
His religious enthusiasm led him two
years later TO enter upon the task of
putting out quarto edition OF Luther :
Bible. which was completed in 1Ifi,
nearly forty years before the English
Bible of Robert Aitken.
He rapidly turned out more religious
books and religious quarterly In
l746. He cast his own type, made his
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own paper and printers nh and bound
the. books.
Ills only son. Christopher. Jr., sue.
coeded to III" business. lie added 10
the many German publications, several
in English. and published n second
and third edition Of the quarto Bible.
lie was bunker and became Bishop
Of that Church in 1853. During the
Revolution lie and his son were taken
into custody by the American troops
and their property disposed of at auc-
tioT. due to their unwillingness 10 take
part in the war on the rebel side, al
though they were not Tories.
Members OF the family who LETT the
city ut that time continued in the
printing and publishing business, and
the line today remains unbroken.
In early days the firm was the chief
source Of religious and educational
works in this country, the founder
himself being a man Of high intellect
with y desire that his countrymen
should not be deprived of their oppor-
tunity of learning because they had
left the Natcrland.
Gradually the religious books be.
came fewer. and in 1915 descendant
went so far as TO establish the Norris
town Herald. Today the firm is in
the hands OF Albert NJ. Sowcr. of the
sixth generation. A few high school
books were published in addition TO a
complete list Of elementary works.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trade Animated and List Generally
Firm-Oils Hardened

London. April MISUNDERSTANDING
,thc fact that today''s session of the
stock exchange was the last until next
Tuesday, trading in securities was ami.
mated and the markets generally were
firm. Gilt edged investment, issues wer"
strong features. following the reduction
in tho Bank of England's rate Of dis
count. Mexican descriptions also were
good French loans were inactive
around previous levels. Home rails
were buoyant. with sentiment optims.
tic. Dollar descriptions lacked steadi.
ness and Argentine rails were quiet
and weaker because Of realizing.
Industrials were firm and in excel
lent demand, Hudson's Bay was
6 ll.l6. Rubber shares We're dull in
sympathy with reccssions in the crude
article.
The o! department hardened. with
tie feeling confident. Royal Dutrh was
43a, Shell Transport and Trading JHs &,
and Mexican Eagle gig. Kafirs were
maintained but operations we're pro.
fessional
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
DEAD WIFE'S WISH OBEYED
Representative Watson Present,
baptsma Bowl to Cathedral

Carrying out the wishes Of his w!Ie.
Annie Masd"n Vaughan Watson. Rep
resentstive Henry W. Watson. of Lang :
horne. has presented "A solid gold memo :
ilal bapt.lnal bowl 20 thc Protestant,
Episcopal Pro- Cathedral Of ST, Mary.
at Broad and South street. The bowl
is made from the settings OF Mrg. Wat
sons personal jewels and her family
heirlooms. Next Sunday, Easter II
will be placed in the church and Bishop
Rhinelander will ofiiciate at the ccl,-
mony Of blessing rhe memorial.
Mrs. Watson died suddenly in Sep
tember, 1915. making Mr.. Watson her
residuary legatee and sole executor. She
was a devoted member OF the Epl>copal
Church in this diocese and was COM
municant at ST. James in Innghorne,
In her will she bequeathed SlOO. 900 to
the trustees Of the Diocese of PennsyI-
yania toward the erection Of an Epis.
copal church in Philadelphia as a me-
mortal 10 her mother, Mary Bowen, 10
be known as 81. Msry's.
The Pre-. Cathedral Of st. Mary was
formerly the Church Of the Ascapion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
MORE ST|LLMAN
PLOTS ALLEGED
Four Girls Charge Bankers
Emissary With Attempt
at Coercion
BRIBE OFFERS RELATED

Montreal, April 13.--Allcged at.
tcmpts at bribery and coercion Of wit
nesses to induce them to give evidence
helpful to James Stilman, New Yor;
banker. in his divorce suit against Anna
L. Stillman. in which Fred Bcauvais.
an Indian guide. is named as 60 rcspor :
dent. were related by number of wit
ncsses at the resumption OF the hear
ing before the Commissioner yesterday.
Joe Blackburn. of Rat River. asserted
that j. \. LaFontainc approached him
in 1920 and told him he was going to
own the Stillman farm and there would
be good job for Joe. LaFontaine.
Blackburn said. wanted to know If nc
did not know something about what wn,'
going OH between Mrs. Stillman and
Fred Bcauvais and said il would he 4
favor TO Mrs. Stillman Il he gave evil
IL nee, because then she could get di-
corce and marry Fred. and ms Fred
would have lots Of money the witness
would be looked after.
He said he knew nothing
Afterward LaFontainc persuaded him
to 60 to his house at Rat River and
sign a paper. but later Blackburn re-
turned to La Tuque and asked for his
paper back, saying lie wanted nothing
10 do with il. He got back copy OF
the paper. but the original was with.
held.
Raoul Rivard, manager Of the paper
bag company at Rat River. gave cvi.
dence that he was present when Black
burn signed the paper and received a
copy.
The elder Beauvais said that La
Fortaine spoke TO him in similar way.
He said LaFontaine spoke about how
much money his son. Fred. would get
possession of by marrying Mrs. Still.
man. He told IaFontnine he knew
nothing against Mrs. Stllman. he said.
Tiny. Lizzie and Mary Wilson, with
Esther st. Cyr. testified regarding en-
dcavors made to get them to give evil
dence falsely against Mrs. Stillman.
The main evidence was that of Lizzie
which was supported by the others.
Shc said that in the fall of 1920 she
was approached by a lawyer who want
ed her TO take trip to New York
with him to give evidence. She refused.
lie told her that If she would 70 he
would buy her dresses. all that she
would want. Again she refused. He then
asked her did she see Mrs. St;llman and
Fred Beauvais together and she replied
that she did not. Then he told her I:
"If it was not Mrs. Stillman Fred was
with. IL was you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

but the letter which accompanied hiS
check was made public, and was hlletI
with commendation for the firemen. The
writer watched the. fire from the rear
windows of nearby building. -.
ION the third floor fire escape.
said the letter, stood chief with sew.
eraI men for more than two hours.
Every time great volumes of smoke
burst forth We waited until It cleared
away to see IL they were still there.
And each time we saw them we felt
like cheering"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
United States Shipping Board
Through the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation)
lnvites Offers on the
Securities Described BeloV:

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$2es4es7s Notes of MUNIsLA STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
iy preferred mortgage dated March e. Ss
sso7soooo Notes of GULF NAVIGATION COMPANY, INC,
cc | H9d h: FiSSs'y 1920 for purchase
the several of maturity
s snd Susfan sn "ds ma % % @ s
at
col 45 Broadway New York City. 'A
certified check for and onhal (2Il) Of the amou,.
bid This will be credited purchase
award made will be retained by the account
unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned ' VI
be made in cash
The interest carried by the above listed per-
The Board the right reject all bids
Bids should be addressed to
HARRY S. KIMBALL, Vice.President
in Charge of Finance
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Washington, D. c.
nd ed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
PRAISES FiReMEN

Pension Fund Gets $25 From Man
who Lost In Storage House Blaze
A donation Of $25 to the Firemen's
Pension Fund was received yesterday BY
Mayor Moore from a man who lost
heavily in the FIRE at. the Fidelity Stor-
age Warehouse last Saturday.
The name Of the donor was not given,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

The action Of the Secretary of the
Treasury TO make the new certificates oi
indebtedness Offering at the rate of 31s
per cent gave the supporters Of the
constructive movement one Of the
strongest levers they have possessed
since the forward swing started in
earnest.
At 81, per cent tho certificates will
ha the lowest offerings put out since
tho latter part Of 1917. it tells the
story in its own way why securities
iev"ls. An immediate effect should be
that all the Liberty Bond issues cross
par and stay there As investment
Yields arc reduced through these ad-
vances. it. nevertheless. reflects the i'm.
proving strength Of the banking situa =.
tion and almost the entire disappearance
Of the credit imitation
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.
that all the Liberty Bond issues cross
par and stay there AS investment
Yields arc reduced through these nd
rances. it. nevertheless. reflects the i'm =
proving strength Of the banking situa .
! tion and almost the entire disappearance
Of the credit imitation.
Pron,iscuous Bull Tips
Bull tips are becoming quite promis
cuous. and n strange part of il is they
are constantly being made good. The
momentum OF the bullish wave, how =
ever. has reached such a gnit that the
lightning is likely to strike almost any
where on the list. and strike twice in
the same place within the same session.
The oils. equipments and motors were
al! freely tipped before the opening yes
tcrday by practically every tipster in
the business. and each Of the groups at
some time during the day became. for a
brief period. the leading attraction.
Bullish ammunition is piiing up rs
fast as the coal piles are disappearing,
and il must he an entirely worthless
stock that cannot, at least, get a peep
in during the big iamboree. Earnest
effort IL made daily TO convert the ever
growing bullish following TO the rails.
but the crowd seem to get more for
their money in the faster moving indus
trials.
Stockholders of the Soss- Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company were told by
j. W. Mcqueen al the annual meeting
yesterday that Excessive and un-
cqualz"d freight rates. by reasons Of
their particular oppression of iron
manufacturers in Birmingham district.
have for the last eighteen months practi-
Ily of ,iy,v ntov
of New England and Middle West. and
from other markets where our products
have heretofore been sold. We have. as
an offset to this at our Sheffield and
Florence furnaces. arranged for bnrging
our product of iron down the Tennessee
River to Ohio River junction points.
and reshipment via railroads to les-
tination, at more favorable rates Book
ings are now being made. and shipments
at rate OF several thousand tons week
are moving. This plan. we believe. will
enable Ms 10 do a steady business during
the remainder of the year in this dis
trict.
Until some relief is afforded. our
competition in Northern and New Eng
land markets is stiiled
Speculative interest continued to talk
about reaction being due and about
the immense amount of profit taking
sales that have been steadily in progress
for many days. and some of those who
vary their market opinions with every
change that comes in the situation
looked on these realizing sales as force
which must cause a check TO the long
continued advance.
In other circles. however. that take
a broad view of the situation anc the
g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

A. Pittsburgh skslp has also r gone !. I to Q
also for light rails. In the advance
Of wire nails from $2.4O to $3.50. with
a 81 a ton higher price on wire prod
ucts except plain and galvanized wire.
the two or three independent pro-
tllcers making the move have not been
followed by the Steel Corporation.
THE TRADER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
Coolest Summer Forecast

kane, Pa. April 13.---A dull sea son
for straw hats and flappers is predicted
by William Altown. hunter and trap
per who lives in the woods near West
Line and who has a reputation as u
weather prophet. lie forecasts the cold :
est summer since 1879. when the corn
ears were frozen on the stalks.