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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-10
coTToNsEEp MARKET ACTIVE
Oil Sales Total More Than 1000 Bar
reIs In First Hour.
BIZ United Financial

By United Financial
NEW YORK, July 1O.-Cottonseed
oil sales On the first call today totaled
over IL 900 barrels and the market
was active. After the first call prices
dropped 16 to q points. with consid-
cradle pressure on the old crops in
the way Of liquidation and active sell
ing by commission house with rehn-
ers and Southern connections.
Offerings were absorbed by COM
mission houses and local shorts and
the market rallied to 8 from the
lows.
There was no change in the general
situation.
Cotton weather was good and cash
trade quiet.
Outside buying was limited, but the
technical position was regarded as
stronger, notwithstanding the weak
ness in lard.
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FAST SESSION In BOND MART
VoIurne of Business Nearly Reselnbled
Saturday Record.

By United Financial
NEW YORK, July 10.-After sew
eral days Of extraordinary activity the
bond market today showed volume
that more nearly resembled a fast
Saturdays session than the usual five
hours Of dealing.
The outstanding feature was the de-
cline Of foreign government issues,
which were hit by the pessimistic ad-
vices from Europe concerning repara-
tons.
The railroad developments seemed
a burden on trading so far as the do
nestle bonds were concerned.
French 112s Drop
During the day, French 715s
dropped nearly 4 points, starting at
par and dropping to 96?. French IS
also went a fraction below par.
The liberties were active in late
trading. They. however, sold sub
stantially under the highs of last
week.
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By United Financial

rise in high-grade railroad bonds is at
tr1buted to the added impetus of purchases
from Holland. Though this buying alone
might not cause a marked rise. combined
with the usual demand 1t carried highest
grade bonds more than three points above
the averages of month ago. Dealers in
touch with the situation gay Amsterdam
purchases in the last two months amount
to several millions. Such buying Is not new
to this market, for Amsterdam as we'll as
London invested freely In our enterprises be-
fore the war. Unlike London. Amsterdam
held its American Investments in large rt
until the gloomiest days of deflation.
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TERSE MARKET NOTES
BIZ United Financial

VFtFFNW
NEW YORK. July 10.-Production OF
steel ingots in June by thirty companies
which in 1921 made S7.5 per cent Of the
nations total supplies was 2.634. Az tons.
according TO the report of the American Iron
and Steel Institute. A decrease of 1864
tone from May compares with 1908. 406 tons
in June, 1921. The June output was at
entire country. or 6S.S per cent, compared
with rate of 70.S per cent in May, 66.2
per cent in April and 64.3 per cent IN
March. Ingot production for the half year
30S55, 744 tons for the entire country. COM
pared with production of 1e,1S4.0s4 in
1921.
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NEW YORK HAY
U United Financial

NEW YORK. July 10.-Supplies of hay
here today were down to a minimum, but
expectations are for increased receipts, and,
with demand limited. the undertone was
barely steady. New crop advices were more
favorable. Second cutting choice green al
falfa was quoted at S31 q 80. Timothy hay.
large bales No. l. was quoted at S32
asked: No. 2. see q 80; No 8. S2e a IS.
Small bales were quoted at $50 asked for
No. /: No. 2, S25 q 81; No. 3, S22 q %.
Fancy mixed clover was quoted at $50
asked: No. .. s26 q %: No. Q. $50 a 80.
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CURB OPENS IRREGULAR
Mexican SeabOard OF / Pofnt-Free
Stock Reacts.
July


By United Financial
NEW YORK, July.-The curb
opened irregular today.
Mexican Seaboard opened 81 off l
point and the certificates at 80 were
unchanged.
Later the free stock reacted to 271k
and the certificates to 2S%.
Domestic oils were fractionally
lower, following the break in Mexican
Seaboard.
Standard Oil OF Indiana lost a point
International Petroleum sold al
215s and Anglo-American at 1871.
The rest of the list was irregular.
Standard Oil of Indiana reached 112%
Goodyear common declined at 10Ac
Mexican Seabosrd dropped to Ga and
then rebounded to rs. Other issues outside
the oils were not particularly active.
On new advices concerning the salt water
in the Toteco AZul fields. Mexican Seaboard
stocks underwent another slump. Reaching
low around 26. the stock went to 2S and
then reacted to 27% at the close.
Qququ qu qtu dEAJu nIpJvIseeF sl0u /
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TOLEDO SEED AND GRAIN
BIZ United FirnncinI

DU IWttrU r ftIWtFWE
20 L E %, July 10-Wheat--June
s1.171s July. s1141a September. s115% ::
December. S1.17h. Corn--Cash. roc. Oats
Cash. 43c. Rye-Cash. Ssc. Barley
Cash 67c. Cloverseed-Cash. S13; Octo-
Der and December. $1,000. Timothy
Cash. $3.50; September. S2.95; October
S2Sb Alske-Cash S11.75; August,
sI1 20: October and December. $1,000.
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE
By United Financial

CLEVELAND. July o-Butter-Extras
in tubs: II y q 42c; prime, 42da g 43c'
firsts SO u q 40c; packing stock, % q 25c.
Eggs-Fresh gathered. northern extras. Csc;
extra firsts. 27c; Ohios. 24c; Western firsts.
new cases. 23c. Poultry-Live. heavy fowls.
"a a 26c: BOOSTERS. 15c; spring ducks. 26
q CSC.
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Winter Wheat Yield
WHOLESALE BEEF PRICES

The following are today's Wholesale
prices for beef cuts as sold on the In
dianapoIis markets Of Swift & Co:
Ribs-No. 2, 1870; No. 3. 12c. Loins
No. .. 20c: No. 3, ice Rounds-No. 2.
15c: No 8. lac. Chucks--No. .. 1oc; No
8, &C. Plates-No. 2. &c; No. 3. &c.
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RAIN RELIEVES DRY SPELL
$40, 000, 900" Downpour Saves Crops
in Drought Area.
By United Press

b United PTesa
CHICAGO, July 10.-"A ten million
dollar rain fell over sections of the
grain belt today. relieving = drought
Of forty-two days and saving corn and
other crops.
Crop experts here said the rain
came just inltine as the long drought
had dried un all plants and every
dry day brought millions of dollars
damage.
The rain was general and a heavy.
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By United Financial

LIVERPOOL. July 1o.-Cotton showed
good demand for spot at the opening today.
but business was moderate, with prices
easier. Sales close to 10000 bales and re-
ceipts 5000 bales, including 400 American.
Futures opened quiet.
Cotton closed barely steady.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN


S1I4; No. 3 red Sl134: No. hard,
$115. Corn-No. 2 yellow. csc; No. 8
yellow. 81 Nc; No. i yellow, 62c; No. 5
yellow, 81 a c; No. 8 yellow, Gle; No. l
mixed. $50; No mixed, &c sc; No. 3
mixed. e1c; No. 4 mixed. sic; No. mixed.
81 a c; No. mixed. 6094c; No. l white,
90 &c; No. white, 63c: No. white.
81 4 c. No. 4 white. &c; No. 5 white.
81 nc. Oats-No 3 white. "a 1ao: No. t
white. 35c; standard 30 u Barley-Cash.
SO q csc. Timothy-Cash, S405. Clover
seed-Cash. Sl0@1S.
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NEW YORK MONEY

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. July 10-Time money
rates here firTner today. ~ per cent for
collateral up to 90 days being asked. Longer
periods command I Il per cent. Renewals
run 4 to 4 Il per cent.
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HAY MARKET

The following are the indianapolis prices
for hay, by the wagon load, delivered in
Indianapolis:
Hay-Loose timothy. $1s a 90: mixed hay,
$18 a 10; baled hay. SIS q 10.
Oats-New, per bushel, AZ a 45c.
Corn-Both old and new. per bushel,
90 a CSC.
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BIZ Omitted Financial :

lin Automobile Company in June broke al
production records. June was the second
highest month in the companys history
Practically the entire output up to Au
gust Is sold.
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PRICES OF HOGS
STEADY IN FACE
OF LIGHT OFFERS
Both Packers and Shippers
Display Fair Demand in
Active Market.
RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Swine prices were steady generally
in trading on the local live stock ex-
change today, with receipts light at
$500 and both shippers and packers
displaying fair demands.
Trading was of an active nature,
and practically all of the receipts had
been sold at a very early hour in the
forenoon.
There was a top Of $1135 on light
swine, good grades brought $11Q11.36
and the bulk of the sales for the day
ranged at s11.15@11.35.
Cattle Prices Strong
Cattle prices were strong. Receipts
were fairly large at 1900, but the
weakening effect Of large receipts was
offset by the good quality ST the stuff
offered and a good demand by pack
ers.
A few choice steers brought SO,
which is the top for this market for
several months.
There was brisk demand by ship
pers for calves, and prices were
strong. Receipts ran close to 600 for
the day and the quality was fair to
good.
Sheep prices were strong and lamb
values steady. with receipts large at
1000, the quality fair and the demand
good.
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BIZ United FindncI1E
NEW YORK, July 10-The foreign ex-
change market closed steady today. Sterl-
ing demand was quoted at S4.43&; cables,
S4441s. Francs, demand. 7.S7 I. C; cables,
7S7%c Lire, demand 4.43c: cables.
4.4S Il c. Belgian francs. demand. 7-59 y c;
cables, 1900 Marks were -0019 Is c;
drschmas. demand. 31Sc; cables, 3.2Oc
Swiss kronen, demand 1870; cables,
1915c. Guilders. demand. IS. soc; cables,
S.S5c. Pesetas. demand, 15-61c; cables,
10 63c Swedish krOnen, demand. % sue;
cables IS Soc. Norway kronen. demand,
I643c: cables, 164Sc Danish kronen, de-
mand. 21.55c; gables. 21 soc.
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BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK, July 10--The United States
Steel Corporations untitled tonnage totaled
s. $50. SOL tons June 30. against 5254,22S
May 81 5000 917 April 80. and 5.117 1893
June 80. 1921. This is an increase of
3S1. 800 tons.
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BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK. July 10.-The Pure OIL Com.
pany is showing larger sales of lubricatinS
oil as result OF increased industrial opera
ton. the demand being particularly large in
the Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh dis
tricfe
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SLOW TRADING
SHOWS EFFORT
TO BEAR STOCKS
American Can Reaches New
High Mark for Years
Activities.
STEEL BUSINESS GAINING
June Corporation Report Shows
Industries on Upward
Move.
STEEL BUSINESS GAINING
TWENTY STOCKS AVERAGE

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Twenty industris
stocks last Saturday averaged 1888, dow
10 per cent Twenty active rails averages
S611, off 1 .05 per cent.
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BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK. July 1O.--The American
Sugar Refining Company advanced refined
sugar to 6.5oc. The company was previ-
ously withdrawn at 62oc.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marian Ii;I H. Ie2hnsr; s1s 8 Missouri Missouri St.
Walter NJ. Hand. 1921 n. Pennsylvania
St.; Marie M. St. Croix, 1921 N. Pennsyi-
Carl F. shrom, 245o Ralston Ave: Pearl
P. Ostermeyer. 1913 Olive St.
Neal Benson, 2439 Bellefontaine ST.;
Dorothy E. Dunn, 2012 Central Ave.
BIRTHS
Girls
Fred and Rosa Schmidtga all. 509 N. Lib
erty.
Rollin and Virginia French. 4410 N. Penn
sylvania.
Delbert and Jane Sanford, 1914 Lee.
Joseph and Mary Waiter, 1434 w. Court.
william and Bonnie Dtckerson 1908 Graft.
Andrew and Mary Gulley. 800 E. Mary
Lloyd and Edith Hedge sss1h N. Della
Robert and Mabel Breeder, 316 w. Ohio,
Rishel and Gladys Jackson. los W. Wal
Roy and Laura Lavender. s74 Hosbrook
Harlan and Cecil Carver, 1919 Boule-
ward Pl. ,..,
Roy oie and d"6 olive Ees Shelley iSGs Rinsgoid:
James and Edith Wadsworth. 1888 N.
Littieton and Ethel Richardson. 1855
waiter and Money Smith. 1888 Cornell.
Floyd and Beatrice Goss. Deaconess Hos
Fidei and Carmen Ferror. Deaconess Hos
Gustave and Clara Johnson, Deaconess
Charles and Elizabeth LaRossa. Long
Calvin and Marie Griesomer, 1907 Herbert.
Roland and Phoebe Harris 100 Edgemont.
Joseph and Mary Sgro, 720 Lord.
Victor and Barbara Houston, 2o27 T.
Michigan.
William and Nora Grub, 1925 Prospect:
Perry and Margaret Unversaw. 14Oo
Linden.
Leo and Catherine Goebes. 1922 S. Della
ware.
John and Agnes Bush, 1117 Finley.
DEATHS
CYRUS Walter. SO, $50 Drexel. carcinoma.
Mary Molloy, 70. Home OF Good Shepherd
arteries clerosis. ,o
Julius Charlton Rominger. 81, ZtO% ASH
land, acute myocarditis- -..-,
John K Melvin, 81. Deaconess Hospital
Jesse Bredel. 40. 21O7 E. Tenth. chronic
Rose Akers. 50. Methodist Hospital,
hysterectomy.
Central. cerebral hemorrhage:
Robert H. Adams. L. 100 W. Eighteenth,
tubercular meningitis.
, Lucretia Jane Cain. II, 6416 Ferguson,
John a. Jersey. 73, city hospital,
carcinoma.
John sheehan. 90. 2s46 Sherman Drive
uremia.
Nellie Lewis. 40, 724 n. East, carcinoma
Herscheu C. Myers. 20. Central Indiana
Iouis stergeT. 50. 1921 W. Tenth
broncho pneumonia.
Dorothy Ellen Spencer. 8 days. 52s Chase
premature birth.
Kathryn Evelyn Healy, 81. 1925 North
Hamilton aFutn nPD6rittg
Hessie Z. Banta. 80. 1241 Herbert
empyema.
Edgar R. Harris. 3. 1913 Ashland, frac-
tured skull, accidental
James w. vshle. 1927 North Keystone.
l. entero coitis.
Franz Braun. 81. 113s McLain. acute
dilation OF heart.
Elizabeth Diefeubach. 70. 953 Locke
uren1ia.
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WAGON WHEAT PRICES

Local mills and elevators today are pay
fug 81 for new No. red winter wheat
They are paying 33c for new No. white
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Liberty Bonds
WHEAT CROP IN AMERICA

81 900 Indpl's. Water IS at ee1s.
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Yield Estimated at 817,000,O00 Bush.
els by u. S. Department.

els by u. s. Department.
BY United Press
WASHINGTON, July 1o.-America's
wheat crop this year will total ST.
600, 900 bushels, the Department of
Agriculture estimated today. In the
Nations bin also will be 1850 0oo,0 900
bushels of corn.
The condition Of all wheat on July
was given as 1879 per cent OF nor
NAL.
Winter Wheat Yield
The winter wheat yield was esti-
mated at 500 900, 900 bushels. with a
condition of II per cent Of normal.
The spring wheat yield was given
as 24s, 900, 900 bushels, with a condi-
ton of s3.7 per cent of normal.
The yield per acre OF winter wheat
was estimated at 14.9 bushels; Of
spring wheat, 1873 bushels; Of all
wheat, 1874 bushels; Of corn, 27.7
bushels.
The total production OF oats was
forecast at 1887 900. 500 bushels. and
of barley 1872. 100000 bushels.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE
By United Financial

Indianapolis bank clesrings Monday vert
So. zee 900; bank debts. S5.S22, 600.
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BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. July 0-Copper-Quiet;
spot and September offered, 1870. Lead
Quiet, spot offered: 5.oSc; July and
September offered, 5.75c. Spelter-Steady.
East St. Louis, spot and July, SAT VI q
5000: August. $50 q $500.
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CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN
For the twenty-four hours ending at z
m Jl,lv 10 1922:
NEW YORK METALS

]. H. ARLINGTON.
Meteorological. Weather Bureau.
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ACTIVE OIL STOCKS

(By Thomson & McKinnon)
July 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

COZ. htTIHINSuN AND III NTINIIn1\ .
N'ni" ,"Oms. BATH. ,IArtr.l. La~n.,n
no.s,nH'he, 6S0 W -Al!rghr..y ave ,r.C..,
-25N y ITiI 81 arg. .,,,r.. ,,,.I
facing 3 SIS; rNctlient l,,a,l,,n. SnsvV '''e'
MRS. BRAN, 1891 spruce, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

TO HIRE and passenger touring limou.
sines. 81 per hour up. Poplar 1917. Park
4lb0.
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PARKER & SPAETH
Logan

BAtti iAlN--Cluicf sale: owner leaving city1
modern, r.. bath. semi -detach., heated In
closed porch: screens shades excel. cond.s
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OLNEY
$500

New terraced front homes. Or. bath h..W.
neat. c."c. laundry. heater and tubs: larg0
yard; conv. TO car lines. Charles +. Ntli0
l.uray -. below Wyoming ave, w. OF a g.
5000 CASH buys beautiful modern home. 2sA
. W. Fishers ave, close to Incarnation
Church: ! rooms !nciosed porch: side street,
good section: immediate possession; At And
NEW RUSCOMB ST. HOMES ~
1;etween 2d and Sd sts.. block north %
Roosevelt boulevard: 3 rooms and bath, its
closed porch: easy terms. Emil T. Stahl
52n. y. Sd 81. Wyoming 57ps J. NJ
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DREssMAKING and MILLINERY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DhESSAIA hE r. Street and .vel!nx gown,
also wash dresses; raas 33n l0t6 ~
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OLD GOLD

oLD god. silver. platinum. plated war. old
+, style !r"e!ry, teeth plates tvugh, for cash
t.st. 1917. J. J.. Clark. refiner. s0T SAMSON
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
MOTORCYCLES AND R1cyc,

IA l.klNH machine. plano. cash register :.
Kan. books. hall rack pictures Wind c-io ,
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CHEsTNUT HILL,

500 l.. HIGHLAND AVE. Chestnut Hill-@
Eoon"i hyI.e. rms. und garage: 5000,
MODERN twgs. lT wyndmoor; $4,000 and up.
lINkINIbWN IHLTST co 80
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RADIO EXCHANGE

WIRELESS MUSIC
IN your nome; market reports DAILY: time 20
ktt these pIsnS; they show Won hnw "a 'n,ls.
ooO- milo resenerattv- loud receiving seq: a
&c chooony can put parts togethe-; Ton,p,e,e
pan, doc: send money order to joseph O.,,le
s.o,In2ulh DesIeh.ns Co. 7"5 Sth ave.. y. =
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BRYN MAwYR
COLI.INGDAI.E


tA3oO--Searly new home; electric, rno1Scs;
plumbing. laundry: lot 2OAvb, SwoIS !
Son. Bis Main q. Darby. ", :
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TIOGA

Siln ". SYDENHAM (het. 10Th & 16thIS
-Four hedrms.. bath aun. IN she'd porche
nr. school. Doane. 1887 Gtn. ave. Tic. 678l,
3432 y. l5TH--3 story. end house 10 rinse
t!i. hath: porch. else: deal location.
r. u. SPITZER 4 co. l3O0 w. Nenango
.!ni y. IlTH ST.-3-sty. end house. ele0.
9. ". pOASE. 3G37 Gtn. ave. Tio 6T81s
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building Lots
GLENOLDEN
B"-in.ss Prol~rti.s ana Stores
MAIN LINE

ehtate aud carefully restricted buildinG
lots Hugh :. Walker. C25 Land Title BldG'
Spruce I257 -
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MACEE & RODGERS
I'D & JACKSON SITS

Bear,ful :-Sory porch dwelling: q rooms
sna ana bath: washtrays and electric iiehtII::
A. r RUSSELL
y. T.. cor. l6th and Tasker Sc
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FRANKFORT
OAK I.!ANf.
T.ACONY

TA'pNi PROPERTY location store cen.
tr'l, $l".IoO, stores and dwellings, $4,000
5000, SdA0u' riverfront manufacturing site.
dwellings, $500 Up; bungalow. $1,000, j. II
tI kR ER. 3TOT I.onSsho' % 1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE REQUIRE more capital TO publish q
new bIok on radio which has just been
written and set In type; all ilIustrnt ions are
made a nd the book ls read" TO print In large
editions; We Need capital and Eclp to handle
1t or VIII sell It outright to some printer or
publ isEbr TT the right figure; this book
tails Mt - cents and u hundred thousand
and moro Of them can easily be SuId. Tai
Incnt,
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GORR liSIbAl.E
| AND 5 ACRE TRACTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


lIE.NL location for country club. camping a.
hur-a.uw sites; foothills Welsh Mountain,
With.u i" rI,"s fhi!ad"lphia or Wimingtont
gar hJ'I 'arg- LAKE. 8 mile. from Lincoln
r~''y r@nyt @ iaiSg f%slS%P T%ls%P 9l9s MI" r'.n'
huMES nert."E al reau;r-m"nts In Drsxsi
.'',' s'' u KINNEY :%S;SSfE$ ''S''It; ftIxE
@"u - TNcs'rr hldg,. 6Hth and Market sts,
BRO MA LL.-r.n" bInEalow; lot l00xl5O;
wTh u.d shad | sQuAr. to cars: prIce
S3oU", carrying 'AnrEcH s35 pc. month"; only
HAS. y. n,'sSf.i'.I, aoa Real Estate Bldx,
.tEI'AlORE Sij.5Vr, North side, attractive
detached stone and -shlHg!e residence. Il
rooms, hardwood h"uri, hoi-waltr heat, eleos
i"iG light; lot b5N2V". garay. . cars
LAMB 80 1871 Walnut st.
$1,000 BnTgaID, ln-rooiu residence with oK
acres land, n.a: STATION ana trolley.
,hur"h-s, stores Pnd schools, at AfcdiAt
TAMii s. co. 49, Walnut st.
sacrit!re 4 lots Tor cash: good 6uldinS
loan can Ia obtained: location near Swartk.
more good transportation. 1910 l. .,
AT \ SACRlFIHE; building locations i6
miles from Philadelphia; good transporta-
ton, improved property: arrange fo1
building loan. l40a Ledger Onico,
sol ITHAMPruN--l2r. frame dwg; cony.s 4
high loo. iRrgc lot; Oh shade. near sta
5000. W. Forrest Mage, Southampton, Pa.
DROP rmSTAl. for top9srsphIca map q
Wat Chester piil" and l.srChmont.
cass, W. Russell, sos Real Estate Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
PERSONALS
DIAMONDS ROuCHT

AND PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
KELLY CO.. 932 Chestnut at.
suite 2.?2 second floor. over Childs Rest
oHCHESTRt--Three or more pieces open for
- SUMMER engagement. s.ashore. Frank
h@reo 1874 $ sartain St. Phila.. Pa.
CoRNS renov. feet treated: supports f:ted.
DR.. WNaon, COS He'd Bldg, 1915 filbert.
HOW 20 save money on awnings Call lei.
mont 1921 w. Awning maker
SEWING machines rspair.d: go anywhere.
2l1l y. 10th. Dia. 653I: cves Dia. 5000 VI
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Tour Situation Wanted Ad. IN Ths
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you IN touch scitA
uouid Ike 10 connect. Try one. Teio-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-saie or Let.

A new Colonial house OF q rooms on
n half acre plot at Port Washington.
An elevation OF 250 feet above Long
Island Sound. A price which puts II
beyond competition. Terms to meet the
requirements of the man OF moderate
means. A desirable residential section,
carefully restricted Natural beauty
OF surrounding country unsurpassed.
Private bathing beach four blocks
away. Ten minutes from station,
thirty five minutes from New York.
EDGEwORTH SMITH. INC.
/ West 34th II. tttzroy o2oo-
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

CLUB COMMUNITY - Strictly
private sales; 81 acreage plots i'm
inediately at Heathcote station.
Scarsdale. Beautiful high land.
trees; city improvements con-
tions; brokers protected. Inonire
Sunday at office on the premises.
or 81 Liberty ST.. New York city.
Telephone O1ff Cortlandt. JOSEPH
=. DAY. Suburban Department,
Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Brooklyn-sale or Let.

BENSONHuRsT-Detac cottage. all inn
provements, plot 60x97. near water and
subway; immediate possession: easy terms.
Particulars. II. A. INTEMANN. 1s9 Mon
tague ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

FOR SALE--peach Lake. ideal summer horne.
three minutes from water; seven rooms and
bath, open fireplace. teephone COW, chick
ems. saddle horse and sheep: fruit trees and
Europe: must sacrifice. Telephone 88s0 Ben
sonhurst for appointment.