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10 WILMINGTON, MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1918. CURB MARKET PRODUCE PRICES IN PRICES ON THE GOVERNMENT NEED prate. f-'sfl: do, Cuban, pef crate. $2 5. Ulat'ktfcrrlec, Delaware and Maryland, per quarn 13a20c.

I'luma George per carrier. Cherries, California, per $la4. Apricots, California, per cmt. Quota tlns furnished by L. Winkelmaa nd Coin pa uy Wldener UulIdiDg, 431i I fiOVj, 11 42 2 20i IT Sm and Ref 43i 43i Steel V1K 10M4 Va Car Chera S014 Wabash US 11 'i do pref A 4i'V4 42 'i do pref It 26 26 i Overland 20Vi 204 MARKET OF WEEK IQ DDfllXQQinNAI rJaJ.OO.

California, per stauil tlosing, July wis. TON Or Alls THE LOCAL MARKET GROWS FOR STEEL Belmont nilll I I niTTl ri crate, do. do. per pony UU 1 1 A III I A I rat. 3.iOa4 do, riu.

per Hut I nil I fl.l.i. Watermelons, Florida, per I lllLrli IlinilllL I I lo. J2Cbo: do do, per larioad. I I'otatoea were more plentiful and low- Butler Cah Itov iu i hui CHARTERS FILED AT STATE HOUSE! er. Other TPfretahU-K were In moderate ab Fxtenslon I Midway Necessitates Dividing Orders Into nit4 ply and deinaud at revised price, yuu tations: White potatoes.

Norfolk and hast- ut Moderate Accession of In-i Four Companies Recorded With Com- 1 atest Quotations on Live Stocky ern Shore iter tittl No 1 S4 bined Capital of $579,000. Latest Figures Given by Wflming- ton Morning News for the Benefit of Housekeepers 1 i-I 1 "Man North Star viastca UIIIC va "mm Grain and Other Produce vestment Buying Marks New Fiscal Year's Advent Take Priority Bid Asked 2H 2i 63 5 5 5Va I 7 16 l1? 4 I'M 2 Ju 2 5 7 i IS 21 83 'M 4 5 2 1(1 13 3-16 7-32 8 2 4 SVa 4i.i -i IVi 2 I DOVER, July 7. Charters I filed on Saturday were: Clover Coal and Coke Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Capital. $300,000.

To and operate coal and other min- Kee-tj EulS McNamara West End OOl.OFIKLLtS Atlanta $2a3. White potatoes. South Carolina anu I North Carolina, per bbl No. 1 S4.5tia5.5ti Nu. 2, $2a3.

White potatoes per bushel baxket No. 1, No. 2,1 StSc. Sweet potatoes, Jersey per hamper No. 1 $2 50a3; No.

2. Ksg- plant, Florida, per box do Nor- i folk, per Wl-qunrt crate. Cnc-utu-bers. South per basket. 75cal.25;; NEW YORK, July 7.

Government Booth FHTLADELPHIA, July 6. The produce pricea Jouuw OKAl.N ANO FLOIK A eral hands. Duncan Ferguson. Henry-stocks auring the dull and irregular) c. r.a.; Joseph A.

week lost none of its recent profes- Mrrarrrev Rntie- do. Maryland, per basket. do. Ntr- da. Ver crate.

Onions. Texas. I agonal characteristics, but moderate! Th hf Btar. Cornor- per crate. do, Jersey per 'V-bushe: i of iru-eatment buy.ng fol-baaliet.

Slal.10: nnbinaJersey white, pe, iowc(j tne advent of the r.w flsca requirements now absorb 5 and 90 per cent, of the steel production and demand is constantly increasing. Orders are now divided into classes A. and D. The first two carry priority certificates. Class comprises essentials not so covered ana clajs D.

those for general purposes. Class orders for five tons or less may be de (atton, X. Y. Capital, $130,000. To make and sell motion picture flima, etc.

Clarence S. Rice, Paul 8. Smith, W'illinm A PnBbM a 1 1 nr Vow York. year. 1A4T uri itauirri.

I an vr uin, loiuid 10a -Or. p4iUlC iu tokUUH BllIXt, UlAifcCt KM' Wtu-j lui a tJjf a VV a rwi iK4i4MaiiU4t4a. satics p.ea, yu-r' tic Ul ins llnuus. tozu uv to uuu tuv 4 L.tllUI Asparagus, buncu Jm to 30 4ft, 4urLer-pecik 2uc ii.rui4ucan pr 2o: to auc duJucr-Hs 'Mm jbi-tuoe, w.aU dc tv 4UC OalUiJ, 14) 4oC iuktui 4ujrbe4-4nx Jue be 141c I teci i'uUIvm, Muarter-iMcli Mi utntWM, per quart to On Speculative interests derived much 54 encouragement from the further Homer Motor Company. Homer N.

Y. CURB Qow.rtxlONi 96 I 2W eraMty shown by the government in its City, Pa. Capital. To own livered when required for public Following are final bio. asked prk-ca of New Vork curb stocks 1 13-1 1 13-13 14 1 13-16 IMll U1ALS Aetna Explosives' jlicy of price fixing, the advance to the copper producers exceeding the most sanguine expectations.

Some uneasiness followed the publication of the Federal Trade Commission's arraignment of various indus- and operate garages, and automobile accessories. J. H. Barkley. J.

P. Lingle, Mahlon Orr, all of Homer City. Ta. The Sun-Gold Corporation, Oklahoma City, Okla. Capital.

$99,000. utility. larger amounts may also be distributed from surplus stock, always subject to permission of the director of srteel supplies. The same rule applies to pig iron. Prices for steel rails, wire rope and steel and malleable 3 21 1 WHEAT irui.

iue loltowiiig am uotatious: Car lota, in export elevator ttioTerumeot ataudard lusaec.lou standard prk-es No. 1 uortberu kpriuir. No. 1 bard winter No. 1 durum 2 3U; ho.

1 bard white, 2.3D; red winter So. 1, SJ.SU; No 2.3; No. 3. 2.32; aoft No. 1, J2 37.

aolt, No 2, 2.34; aott. No. 3, (2.3U. COK.N (quotations follow: Car lots for local trade No. 2 yellow, Sl.UOaJ..!; 2 yellow Jl.87al.8U.

OAi' Quotations follow: N'o. 2 white, B9atje; standard white sSaMlc; No. a. White, ssaSSe; No. 4 white.

FLOCK Quotations for today lolaows; sacks Winter wheat, 100 rer cent flour SU.2dall.50; Kansas wheal, 100 per cent flour, Sll.50all.75; spring wheat, 100 per cent flour Kl'K FLOCK was quiet and unchanged. We quote at SlOall per bbl. iu sacks, as.to quality. PROVISIONS The market ruled nrm but trade, was quiet. The quotations follow: City In sets, smoked and air-dried 4--; western beef, In seta, smoked, 42c; city air-dried, 43c; western bet, knuckles, and tenders, smoked, 43c Beef bauia, $45.

Pork family, $52a53. Hams, S- V. cured, loose. SSjaifOVjC do skinned, loose. 2Uji2y1ic; do, do, smoked 2Dtea30c; other nam, amoked.

citv cured, as to brand and aver aa trial, companies and the attitude of the W. C. Wolfe, i castings will soon be fixed by agree- Amer liritlsh Mlg 3 Amer Marconi 3' Am Writing i'aper 2 Air Keductlotl Ci Canadian Car 25 Can Car and Fdy pf 70 Charcoal Iron Chevrolet Motors Cramp ni Curtiss Airplane Carweu Tool i To mine for oil, gas. etc Oklahoma City. 1 lo 2 4' 8-l lli 35 37 4U 08 4014 2 2-14 J.

A. Ownes, I ment. 10 auc to lu. lo luc to Lw te 'iM te administration toward the country's telegraph and telephone companies provoked moderate liquidation 3'J: I these and allied utilities. 1 tort-nee Gold.

Con Jumbo Ext Kewanaa Lone Star Oro Kendall lllbe Bull (OPPfcKM Boston Montana Butte New Vork Biabea Denbigh Canada Cons Arlx Cnoa. Cop. Mines Calumet Jerome Old Emma Leasing First National Howe Sound Green Monster Jerome Verde Magma Mother 1-ode Kayr Hercules Ko-heter Mines United Verde MU'STHIALS Am. Writing Paper Car Light Curtlss Aero Emerson Pbono Hendee lut. Cont.

Rubber l-ale Torp Mar-oo Am. Maxim Munitions Ktand. Motors Wright Martin Sub. Boat Triangle Film Steamship I Light and Heat, com n. Profit Worl I Film MO roRS Chevrolet Smith John K.

Hayes, Alton, kla. Smaller Iron furnaces comp'ain they Globe Shipbuilding Company, Sul-; cannote operate at present prices with- from $900,000 out loss, and efforts are being made to I The monrv markets ad.mled them. incrcasin 12- 121 selves more generally to tht dcmandiit' 1. 400, 000. created by war finance, Mne funds r.xniDitors Booking Corporation or showing increasing paucity.

New capi-1 an1 puth Carolina to Exhibi-tal fininr.na is in nrocess of neeotia-i tors Booking Corporation of South- 41 M4' 5 2 4i4 33 35 4 37 3L4 2 2i 3'Ji 11. 10 7 414 3lg 12 101; ii 6 214 5-16 ....133 4S ii tion by corporations engaged in large I caatern states, Wilmington, from land profitable contracts. So far as isl $.000 to $16,000 now known, all the proposed issues! 2i 10 44 3s 12V, 17 4.lptf '4biuiii, iui icr- icupcitf, uoiwru iiiauMvr Lett, per pvuud uw quart iaiaulps, uuacu aw berries, per box Peacuen per quart cauuuoupcs Cucumuera Luerrlea, per lb BiMctkoeiriea, per quart, Kaapberrtea, per box aliCAX Sit tola Steak, per pound tiouud per pouuti iiusuy tnJL, per puuud per pouuti bu: per pound per pouud llauiburg bleak, per pound pork Cuupa, per pound ieaU Suoun.tr. per 1 rtu Haui, per pound Freab itaui, per pound FreaU bide liejL. per pound U-iiu.

per pcunu a bitted, pe: pound liacon, per pcui.d Uacou, cliceu. te' pound Driest Bert pir pound Chwkejia. p.r pwund Egts, doxen Butter Flab, per pound ixaie, bbl Hoe Shad, per pound Buck Shad, per pound itutte Fish, per pound Clams, dozen will take the form of short term notes, i General trade conditions offe- i ID 4Vi 7 45 7K 3U 47 15 5u 13 12 5 10'i 14V Kl effect an arrangement that may provide in some way for them without disturbing prices of the iower cost producers Every ton produced is at once absorbed and furnaces are far behind on orders. Copper has been advanced to 2 centj a pound, or cents above the former price. The new prices are operative between July 2 and August 15.

It is expected that refinery output will be increased thereby. London prices went up in conformity to the market here to equivalent to 29.14 cents for electrolytic, and 25.95 cents for standard. The official price of lead has been 17 age, do, smoked. western do boiled, boneless 43c; pic-oic shoulders, S. P.

cored, iooae, 2lc: do, smoked, 22 He. Bellies, In pickle, according to average, loose 33c; lireakfant baron, as to brand and average, cior cured, 40c; do, western cured, 40c Lard, western refined, 25Vjal'6c; do, pure city kettle rendered 254a2rtc. BONAR LAW FEELS GRATEFUL TO U. S. to Jac lo iec Ul oc Jixz 4u Vac to ac lo lsc lo 4uc 10 a.

0C to 34c tO to to 3fic to to 4uC tsc ,.4: 10 tic lo C4C' Sac to 42c ue to 40c Juc to 3e JJ ground for confidence, bank clearings 12'4 or June far exceeding any over before reported for that month, although this 17'ii city reported a slight falling off. yV It is understood further large an- "sfo vances are to be made shortly to En- Carbon Steel Emerson Phono Hendee Mfg Lake Torpdedo Lehigh Coal Lima Loco Maxim Munitions Marliu Arms 1 Shipbuilding A Pulp Otis Elevator Peerless Motor Poole Kng Scripps looth Standard Motors Steel Alloya Submarine St Joseph Lead Todd. Shipbuilding Triangle Filiu t'nitcd Profit Shar Steauisnip I'nited Motors Cuited Sugar World's Film Wri(it Martin Air Stiuc Conment STAMIARII OIL Illinois' Ohio Prairie I'ipe Cal There was virtually nothing doing, hut Brices were firmly held on a. basis of 7.50c tente governments, and conferences Hupp r.i. now in progress with the State De- M.tchell raised to 8.05 cents New York, but r-'" lo lorK- Dul! -partment are said to indicate a i factory outcome of negotiations for -nancellor Of txcneijuer; East St.

Louis remains at 7.75 cents, rnited Motors PHi I K'V a loan to China St ens und.r w.vl however, ere so scarce that a loan to China Steps are under way 24 13 14 614 19 "2 67 108 Cosden and Co sien an 136 1 5 16 3 40 16 33 21 27 68 11U i'4 no lead can be had under KU rent for a rectification of exchange rates between this country and Hpain. Believes Fateful Hour of Conflict Near for fine granulated. DAIKY PRODICTS CHEESE Quotations are as follows: New York whole milk, fame, fresh 25a specials higher: New Vork fair to good, fresh, BUTTKB. Quoted: solid packed creamery extra 15c: bigti-scoring goods 4(la4Sc; extra orsts. 4414c-: 43a44c; seconds, fancy brands of prints jobbiog at 51a53c choice at 50c; fair to good.

46a.4iic. EGGS Today's quotatiunn are following: Free cases, nearby firsts. $12.30 per standard case; current receipts, $12 per case; veutern extra firsts. $12.30 per case: firsts New York 1 Boston Wyoming Merritt Oil Kanca Tin is more freely offered Feoeral Oil oil l'-S 328 2IK) 217 Houston Midwest, AT THE SAVOY NEW YORK BONDS and is replacing Chinese. It is quoted at 91 cents at the coast, and 87 212 1 cents for shipment from Rata via NO IMMEDIATE PEACE NEAR Today Dana In Viol 3 ts .1 IN HE PENDENT OIL Midwest, pfd Omar Oil and Gas Saputpa.

com Victoria Oil STANDARD OILS sis. Straits are not offered before August, I then subject to permit at 85 cents. Spot tin is valued at 94 cents. Alaska cv 5s Ser Au French I' Am For Sec 5s Am Tel clt 4s K'4 Am Wr-l'ap 5s $12 per awe; fancy selected eggs were job-. 2i; STOCKS Mi'i U'a t7 biug at 4u4Dc per aozen.

He Shudders at What Would be Atch gen 4s ruvbiBi LIVE Quotations: Fowls. Tin express 36 it rtft. rreiirht receiots. 25c. Sprmg fs Allied Plight Without United States and 31-jS do 5 do 4s Brook Kap Tr 3k Cent Leather 1st 5s Cen Pat- 1st 4s 23t; 2.V4 251, W-s.

2i SC 7, n.j hilj S4'-. S4 fl SU'y i N)t M)i 1 7Sa4 74 IS, 1 7s 7S I 'Hd'i ytii, S41i IMi-i 7 7 7 15T4 i wi-g HI 5Mi, 5M'i 4'J I 5314 US SMI 2 Wl-5 U4-12 j' I 1 Itarnet (lit and Gas Cosden and Co Elk Lasiu Federal Oil Inter Petrol Houston Oil Merritt Oil Midwest Oil Met I'errol Ohio Fuel Oklahoma Kef Sapntpa Kef Sequoyah Sinclair MI NINO STO Atlanta Kig Ledge Uutte New York Con Aria and Jerome Emma Consolidated chickens, no Leghorns, weighing lbs. piece. 45a4t'C: do, do. laHj lbs.

apiece. do. White Leghorns, according to size, 36a40c. Staggy young- roosters 25a 2v. Old ronstera, Iucks Petln, JSa30c- do, ftidian Eunner 2tii27c.

Guineas, pe- pair. Pigeons, old per pair, 40a45c: do. yung. per pair. i.Sa.lOc.

DRESSED Quoted Fresh killed fowl. In bbis. faiKW dry-picked, fancy selected. SSc: weighing 4 lbs, and over aptece and Tomorrow. "Opportunity." with the winsome and inimitable' Viola Dana in one of the most captivating rolea she has ever had, opens today at the Savsy Theatre.

This latest of -Jiss Dana's Metro plays is a clever plcturizatlon of Edgar Franklyn's popular story of the same name that appeared In the All-Story Weekly. It was s-rftnarioiied and directed by John H. Collins, wh" guided this ingratiating little star in Screen Classics 'famous Jeans." The story of "Opportunity" centers around the adventures of Mary tomboy, whose eagerness to see a big prize fight involves her In many LONDON. July 6 fBy A. AT THE QUEEN Wallace Rcid in "The Firefly of France" Splendidly produced, its story dramatic and absorbingly interesting "The Firefly of France." The main feature at the Queen today and tomorrow in which Wallace Reid is starred, is in every respect an ex-ceptional photoplay.

In this picture which is based upon the story by Marion Polk Arigellotti, and which was published serially in the Satur Speaking of the coming German of- fensie, Andrew r.onar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said last night J5c: smaller saxes, 32a.i4c: oia joostera auy Anglo Am. Oil Co 12i 13 Atlantic Ref 905 92W P.orne-:crymaer Co 440 4it 1 Buckeye Pipe Line 95 Chesehrough Mfg 310 330 Colon! il Oil 10 40 Crescent Pipe Line 35 40 Cumberland Pipe Line 140 150 Eureka Pipe Lille 195 2H5 Galena Signal, com ....125 130 Galena Signal, pfd 12S 1:3 Indiana Pipe Line 9S Natimal Transit 12 14 Northern Pipe 100 110 New York Transit 200 210 Ohio Oil 322 326 Pierce Oil Corp mii 1SV Prairie Oil and Gas 493 55 Srlar Ref sm Southern Pipe 1S2 Is. South Penn 275 South West Penn Pipe 95 lisi Cal 210 21 Indiana 615 625 Kansas 440 40 Kentucky 310 Nebraska 450 47s 523 52S I 2fi5 272 i Ohio 400 420 i t'nion Tank Line 100 Vacuum Oil 333 350 at a dinner to the delegates of the Pai liamentary Commercial Confer- do conv 5s Chi and gen and Hud rfd 4s. Erie conv 4s Ser A do ser I) Fr Kepub 5t.s Int fis" Lib Bond 3Vjs ilo 2d 4s do 1st 4s 4J- Nine 3 and II 6 ref 4s do adj 5s Tel 4'js Pac prior 5s 14 H4-14 i ence: is. in 05-22 I -n is impossible to forsee the fu-m'i- "sju- i lure- but do beUeve tnat the fateful 53" i hour of this war is upon us, and if in day evening post, Wallace Reid is i amusing and undreamed of difficul seen as a wealthy young American who goes abroad to Join the Ambu ties.

Her father's bus.ness rival, -whom SpiCEed 2DC: Spring oucki. IX'ug iazimx. 35a36e; aquahs, per whine weiarbtag llal2 lbs. per dox do, weiglain 3 alO lbs. per $7a70; do, -weiKbiivg lha.

oer do. weigbin 7 lbs per do, weibhing lbs. per $3a4; dark. araall and No. 1 la2-50.

HKT.SH FRUITS Demand waa only moderate hot Talues ceaerally ruled ateady. Qnotatitns are: follow: Apples, new, per hamper, Peacbea, Georgia. 6-bsk. carrier rmom, per box. Oranges, Florida, per box.

orantren, California, per box. $fla4: grapefruit, Florida, per box, S3a4.50. Pineapple Porto Itico, per 'i another three months oir enemies lance Corps, becomes entagled in the ov. plotting of German spies, and falls SI 59 U. First National Goldfieid Merger Goldtield Cons Goldfieid Florence Goldfieid Kewanas Green Monster Hecla Mining Howe Sound Independent Lead Jerome Verde Jim Butler Jumbo Extension McKinley Darragb Magma Copper Mother Lode Mines Co of Amer Nevada Hills gin wno innocently becomes the vic 27ii 21 ..115 Hi! Mi IV 12 17 7 7i-ii SS SS -N 1SV4 i i ..5 M-i 1'4 1 -i' 2 li, 3-lti li 2 1 i.

3-16 i 1(1 Si 4iA 4-S 4', 4'i ..2 4 62 64 111 4 4 33 33 35 37 Mi li ..5 111 i M4 'a 1 4 414 10 12 .1 7-16 A 3'iiij ioi.j 93 3-16 5 Ami vy3 ..77 77 iH 7 42 45 42 4i 9S ..73 0 ..96 have won nc strategic object, then their campaign will have failed, and it will, I hope, be a decisive failure." The Chancellor said that the Germans possessed the most perfect military machine that had ever exisited, but he belieted that whtn the history of the war was written it would be tim of Hun plotters. In this charac terization, Wallace Reid has a role V. V. V. nAntoKlA Pt-14 M'2 "3 1-.

k. 5ti- tot 7i'. i'i 621, 51-J 51 70 not; 0414 70 74'4 7i 60 4 Ul U- clientile of admirers in that it breetu. IBANK AND TRUST StCURiTIES v.44 si 50 'i vn 7:1 7 41-. 67 7T.14 62'-WllJ i 5tii 79'4 Ml 13 the spirit of real Americanism at I-EPOKTOF THE CONDITION OF THE SECCRITY TML-8T AHD Si FE IE- Sltjjseen tiiat Germany had made greater Bid.

Central National Bank ....120 Mary has never seen, is a firm believer in the saving that opportunity knocks only once at every man's door. At the ringside of the fight which Mary attends attired in boys clothes, he and a friend agree to give such a chance to Mary, whom they mistake for a friendless youth. Unable to disclose her identity and sex under the circumstances, she is compelled to accompany the men to their bachelor apartment, where they propose to keep their protege under their eye. The complications that arise are logical, convincing and highly mirth provoking. A characteristic Metro cast of exceptional celebrity supports Miss Dana-Chief among these are Hale Hamilton and Edward Abeies.

Mr. Hamilton created the title part of "Get-Rich- Nevada onder Ohio Copper 00 gen 3s Ore I. ref 4 Pac as 5s Pa gn ct 4U.s Pub 5s Reading gen 4s St 1 and So SL and SF ait 6s St I.o 4s Sinclair Oil 5s So Pac cv 4s So Rwv gen 4 So Rt St 4a 3d Ave rf 4 do 1st 5s Rub r. Stl 5 t'nion Psc 4 and I do 51 new 105 do 1A2I :,,4 military mistakes than any other 24 Farmers Bank 120 National Hank of Etlaware ..225 Kay Hercules San Toy power. He instanced the submarine warfare which had brought the Asked 136 125 25fl 26S 127 Mr I'nlon National ank 82 Tonopali Extension time when patriotism stands supreme.

The young woman in the story goes to France in search of certain papers, hidden by an aviator known as The Firefly, and the finding of these pa. pers in an old chateau on the firing line, the capture of the Americans by Foultabie Trus; Company ....255 Vnited Verde Wilmington Tr. ConiDnT ..125 West End Con PUSIT CO. AT WILMINGTON, IN 1HB KTATE OF DELAWARE, AT TIOJ CLOS.K OF BL'SINEiSS, JUNE 2W. lDlfc.

RXSOUKCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 4.227 0B IT. S. Bonds 01 blocks, securities, including premium on same 92 Banking house, luruiture, and i-nritT Trnrt S. D. Co.

.230 United States into the war. He doubted whether German; would get as much out of Russia as she ex- It" mnAtw 1 3 5(114 56 14 71-i "4 -5 White Caps Yerington BONOS BIG BUILDING PROJECT 1 the spies, the subsequent destruction han planted his foot the name of Ger- the spies, the subsequent destruction Bethlehem 5s of the latter by a timely shell, and Cosden and Co 6s man would be loathed for generations. I The Chancellor speke gratefully of; fixtures ir.v.o4 i Liberty Housing Company Acquires I Title to Tract or Land. After considerable delay, due to the courtship of the young man and girl form the basis of an exceedingly Cudahy 5s 3,711 U3 NEW YORK STOCKS 23D.339 00 Quxk" Wallingford" In New York. American help and alluded to the 1 Kussian Gov Kustian Gov legal formalities by reason of the heirs I ad is well known for stellar work in I ciever story.

1 nis roie ms jar. neio. i-ot-Atile intents Trpllnt flilviin. wonderful organisation which was Southern Kwy 5s 404,782 24 of the Cleland estate living in different Sinclair Oil 6s Todd Shipbuilding Or'-Javen and Townsend, members of the S4i Vork and Philadelphia Mu-k hx -Large. 1415 Walnut street.

Philadelphia, ur. 40 Wail sireci. New loik City. Turuiao uie toiluw quotations: Other real estate Mortgages Due lrom approved reserve agents Due from National, ijtate and private banks and- bankers, and trust companies be ks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing Fractional paper currency, nickies and cents Lawful money In bank sending American troops across the tage. Ann Little who has been the.

Atlantic. The Germans, he said, could I principal support of Wallace Reid nor we-gh the advantages and disad-1 I in his recent pictures has the part vantages of their submarine campaign thi fet. BRUCE CAMFBELL NEXT many other Broadway successes. Mr. Abeles was the original stage and screen star 'oZ "Brewster's Millions," and is equally famous.

Others are Frank Currier, Sally Crute, former leading woman for Harold Lockwood; Joseph Burke, Frank Lyon and E'-sie MacLeod. AdVt. J4.4SS 55 1,722 45.18U 55 1.395 70 121.0U2 71 HEAD OF ORDER OF ELKS parts of the country, the Liberty Housing Company has been successful in acquiring title to the 47. 2j acres of land in the Cleland tract on the city line, to the southwest, and is now ready to go ahead with development of its big housing project to care for 800 families of war-workers. This develop Advance Rmely Clo 17 41 'i through them.

ure the specjaI addea attraction to- Mr. Bonar Law said he trembled to i4 .1 day and tomorrow is the new edition thtnk what could have been the Pom- official Allies War Review do pref tvl Ajax Rubber Alaska Alaska Juneau 042.935 93 ftOO.OOO 00 tion of the Allies after went snowing beis done aU tne out of the war but for the help of the ---v 17 41Vj U3 2 34i4 9(1, 47 H5 li I Total 1 Capital stock paid in hiii-nlns li nri IW.UUO UU Allis CbalmerK Am Ae Chein pf and soldiers of U. S. and less current Individed profits, Am Ca the navy I Allies. 12100'34 expenses and taxes paid Am Car and L'nited States.

He had not despaired of Russia, who was like a patient in a delirium. It was impossible from hour to hourHo tell what the future might bring there. Am II and ment is to be carried out under the name of "Cleland Heights." The Liberty Housing Company, it will be recalled, incorporated on May 2, with capitalization of $100,000. The officers of the company are George H. McGovern.

president: Francis T. Due to National, State and private banks and bank 34 46 l-lj 41 4f su 13.u, A Linseed 41 AT THE MAJESTIC Am Loco 6i Aui Malt, pr 4s 83,139 3 The population of the enemy pow- nopothT T)a, in a Snlendid Picture. Am Smelting ers, and cumpanies L' S. Government Deposits frs 154.000.000. thet of the Entente "The Mating of Am Sum 1 nb Am Steel I'dry 67T i Alliance 1 That in itself SC 4.037,815 5.

Ain Sugar 113 I nntinn with mili I Individual deposits subject to I Saving deposits (not subject to check under SO days' notice) Certified checks Cashier's or treasurer's checks LOCAL LISTED and UNLISTED SECURITIES OWENS, ANDERSON RUMFORD Member 'ew York Stork Kxrhanre da Pont Bid' PkM TL Man. on, secretary; John D. Thompson. treasurer, and the directors re James I. Ford, J.

Wirt Willis. John D. Thompson. James I. Banning, and George McGovern.

The project would have gone ahead long before this, but the fact that the heirs of the Cleland estate were scattered about in different parts of the country, one of them, for instance, liv 57.W2 54 5,036 22 ATLANTIC CITY. July 7. Bruce A. Campbell. East St.

Louis, will be the next grand extlted ruler or the 'Benevolent and Protective Order or Elks as the result of pre-convention sessions of the administration here today. He -ill have no opposition. Retiring Grand Alter Ruler, Fred Harper, Lynchburg, has started a movement for another million dollar war relief fund supplementing a similar appropriation made at the reunion at Boston last year. Mr. Harper will also advocate membership certificates for men who answered the call to the colors while awaiting initiation into the order.

Reports will show that the Elks in the United States bought of Liberty bonds from subordinate lodge funds, donated $300,000 to the RedC ross war fund, $100,000 to the Y. M. C. A. war fund, and $1,000,000 to other funds, hree hundred Elks club hoses have been turned over for the use of the Red Cross and other patriotic agencres and 30.000 members are wearing Uncle Sam's uniform on land and sea.

Pennsylvania has 115. lodges, a gain of one and a total membership of 38,729, a- gain of nearly 700. tary force that was terrible, but the ecoromic forre also was strong. Of one thing, he said there was no doubt: as the Allies were standing together now, so would they stand when the war was over to repair the ravages of the war. The Chancellor NT, ...140 7', nri.

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and this fact will doubtless be demonstrated today and tomorrow, when Miss Dalton appears at the Majestic in "The Mating of Marcella," a powerful domestic drama. Miss Dalton has done splendid work in this, her newest Paramount picture, done under the supervision of Thomas H. Ince, and the excellence of her portrayal of the exacting title role has not only served to increase her but has Hdded materially to her reputation as one of the mest charming and talented motion picture stars in the country. "The Mating of Marcella" is said to be one of the star's best pictures. The plot is developed with clearness and strength, while the characterizations are all that could be desired.

Thurston Hall plays the leading role opposite Miss Dalton, and Juanita Hansen, a strikingly beautiful blonde, ha: an important role. Others in the cast are Spottswood Aitken, William Conk- "I see no immediate hope of peace. There is no road to it. I fear, except the rurred road through victory. It will be fatal to the world srd fatal to the Germans themselves if they are not tauaht the lesson that war does not pay." 71 Ch'-s and 5 Chi West si; Chi St pf 74, Chi Northw V.

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There is a deep love interest and the developments of the story affords Miss Dalton ideal opportunities for the display of her manifold talents. Supplementing the main feature today and Tuesday, there will be shown another issue of the Allies' Offictial War Review, depicting actual activities oif our boys "over there" and their Allies. Advt. finmes Mines His Klec Stof Bat 52 Krie 15ia Kishcr Itdy lieneral Cigar 4 Inspir Cop 56i, lnt Cons Cop 8 Int Mei Mar 2 Int Psier 36 Int N'icke 31V Kenne-otf Cop I ack Steel S4i Lehigh Valley Max Motor 31 Max 1st pf 5" Mexican Petrol 101 Ti Miami Cop Midvale Steel r.3 ro Pac 23 Mont Power Nat and 0 21H Nut Fn and Rtpr 52 i Nat Lead 60 Nev Con Cop 20' i New York Cent 73i-'. and 3i North Pac S7 3R1i .1114 1 57 100 I Company Trust Delaware MIDDLETOWN WILMINGTON mm SEAFORJ DOVER ta American Raid In Vosgcs PARIS, July 7.

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