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guests were invited for $50 to hear
Mr.. Harrington speak on Efficiency"

.
Mr.. Harrington speak on Efficiency
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage gave a
dinner last night.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman was hostess
at a bridge party yesterday. Mrs
Newton Mason and Mrs. Chester Wells
presided at the tea table.
Lieut. Foy, Lieut.. Noyes. Lieut.. Allen.
Lieut. Mckinney and Lieut.. Bastedo,
FIVE naval officers, entertained at a
beautiful dinner last night at the Army
and Navy Club. when the girls in the
navy set were the honor guests.
I. Pink wild rose bushes and palms
formed the decoration on the large
oval table, and corsage bouquets of
violets and yellow roses were at each
lady's place.
Dr.. and Mrs. Ransdell chaperoned the
party, and the guests were Miss Robin
son, Miss~Code. Miss Wilson, Miss Mar
'garet Smith. Miss. Southerland, Miss
Drake, Miss Bryan, Miss Fiske. Miss
Conger. Miss Nash, Miss Gheen, Miss
Price, Miss Kindleberger, Miss Peary.
Miss Du Bose, Miss Bartlett, Miss
Thesis, Miss Wiley, Miss Adele Ma
gruder and Miss Clark.
Miss NJ. Louisa White entertained at
dinner last night in honor Of Miss Helen
Losanitch. Of Belgrade. Serbia.
Mrs. Edward Z. Ayres entertained in
formally at luncheon today.
The musical which was to be given
March % at the residence of Mrs W. s.
Corby. in Chevy Chase, Md. for the
national officers of the L. A. r. and
Patriots Memorial Chapter has been
postponed until April. The date will be
announced later.
MrS william, Cattn entertained a
number of guests at the Hotel Logan
last night. when Mr.. Carmine A. Fab
riZio of Boston, d violinist, contributed
several selections.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ba bcock of Neenah,
Wis, who formerly resided in Washing
ton. are here on an extended visit. Mrs.
Babcock gave an informal luncheon to
a party of friends yesterday at the
Powhatan. where they are staying
while in Washington.
Lieut. H. W. Stephenson and wife
have taken apartments at Hotel Pow
hatan.
Mrs Wheaton Augur of Chicago, Mrs.
Porter Chandler of Geneseo, n. y, and
her son, Porter r. Chandler, and Mrs.
William L. Ormstead are at the PoW-
hatan.
Mr.. Samuel L. Rogers of Franklin.
n, c., the new director of census, has
taken apartments at the Hotel PoW-
hatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French of
New York, Mrs. William G. Edgar of
Minneapolis. DIR. and Mrs. Carol Dun
ham of Irvington on the Hudson and
Mrs. Alanson- Tucker and Miss 5. K.
Dabney of Boston are at the Shoreham
Mrs. William Couch Stuart. accom-
PANIED by her daughters. the Misses
Helen, Edith and Lille Stuart. who has
relinquished her Paris home for the past
season, is making a short visit to Wash
ington en- route from the south to New
York, and is staying at the New Willard.
Mrs Newton Collins, Miss Hildegarde
Collins, and Mrs. James Downs OF
Rochester, II. Y, are at the New Willard
white making. a spring visit to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Alexander Sidney Lanier, who
was opesrated on at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital lasa Tuesday, is reported to be get
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ting on very well. and it is expected she
will be able to return to her home within
four or five weeks.
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Miss Jean Wilson will give humorous
monologue entitled Original Sparkling
True to Life" written by Mrs. Burleson.
wife of the Postmaster General, at the
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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City.
Miss Hildegard Brandegee of Farm
ington, Conn. violinist. assisted by Mr.
Charles T. Tittmann, basso, furnished
the entertainment for a number Of
the friends of Misses Sedgley at an
informal musical given by the latter
yesterday afternoon at their residence,
24o6 Massachusetts avenue. Miss
Brlckensteln acted as accompanist for
both artists.
Particularly pleasing among the
numbers of a delightful program was
I. group of seventeenth century cons
positions played by Miss Brandegee.
which included "Rigaudon'' and "Sicili-
enne,' both by Francoeur. and Schu-
berts Cradle Song" sung by Mr. Tit
man. A Romance" and "A la Zin-
gara.' from the second concerto of
Wieniawski. by Miss Brandegee,
brought forth much applause, as did
her final offering, delightful bit from
the pen of a Russian composer Mr.
Tittmann. by special request. gave as
an encore Believe Me. If All Those
Endearing Young Charms" The entire
program was eminently suited to the
occasion and was enhanced by the eX-
cellent acoustic properties of the home
of he hostesses.
Miss Rrandegee studied under Auer
Music of Brussels and in other
European capitals. Mr.. Tittmann has
been favorably known for a number
of years past in Washington for his
choir and concert work.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs. JUS
tice Lamar assisted in dispensing tea
table refreshments.
Col Constantine NJ. Perkins gave a
dinner dance at the Army and Navy
Club last night in honor Of Nine. Hid
dinga. who is visiting Mrs. c. w. Warden,
at the Wyoming. The guests were Mrs.
&. w Warden. Miss jamie Slemp, Mr..
William +. Fowler and Mr. Arthur War
den. The table was eaboratey decorated
with American beauty roses. The favors
for the ladies were a military insignia.
silver eagles and vinaigrettes formed OF
miniature canteens made from marine
corps buttons
Mrs. William F. Draper entertained at
dinner last night. followed by a theater
party. when her guests were Miss Ruth
Wales, Miss Alice Whiting, Miss Julia
Whiting. Miss Plowden Of England. who
is the guest of Nine. Golepewski:' Miss
Margaret Draper, Mr. John Barrett, Mr..
John Cochran MIR. Eames MacVeagh,
Capt Talbot, Mr.. Franklin Ellis and Mr..
George Oakley Totten.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Will
liam Jennings Bryan entertained al
dinner last evening in honor of Mr., and
Mrs. Harrington Emerson. Additional
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger are
enjoying II ten-day sojourn at Atlantic
City.
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Mrs William Cato entertained a
number of guests at the Hotel Logan
last night, when Mr.. Carmine a. Fab
riZio of Boston, d volinist, contributed
several selections.
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The musical which was to be given
March 23 at the residence of Mrs. w. S.
Corby, in Chevy Chase, Md. for the
national officers of the L. A. r. and
Patriots Memorial Chapter has been
postponed until April. The date will be
announced later.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French of
New York. Mrs William c. Edgar of
Minneapolis, DR.. and Mrs. Carol Dun,
ham of Irvington on the Hudson and
Mrs. Alanson' Tucker and Miss 5. X
DAbney of Boston are at the Shoreham.
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Lieut. H. w. Stephenson and wife
have taken apartments at Hotel Pow
hatan.
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Mrs. Mary Galloway, 6i3 A street
southeast, held a reception Wednesday
afternoon from to 1880 O'Clock in
honor of Mrs. Irene Cogley of Braddock.
Pa. Mrs. Sarah Sharar assisted in re-
ceiving the guests and Mrs. Francis
Robey and Mrs. Mary Sltaveiy served re-
freshments in the dining room, which was
decorated with sweet peas and snilax,
the color scheme of pink and green being
carried out in the parlor and reception
hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Morris celebrated
their daughters first birthday anniversary
Thursday, March IS, at the residence of
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
Richardson, 1923 A street northeast.
Those present were Misses Victoria Car
ret, Emera Johnson. Virginia r. Morris,
Master Calvin Richardson, Mrs. A. f.
Jarboe. Mrs. Charles Mussear. Mrs. f.
Bunyea. Mrs. w. II. Richardson. Mrs.
Charles Morris and Mrs. f. b. Morris.
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Mrs Wheaton Augur of Chicago, Mrs:
Porter Chandler of Geneseo, n. y, ana
her son, Porter r. Chandler, and Mrs.
William L. Ormstead are at the Pow
hatan.
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Mr. Samuel L. Rogers of Franklin.
n C. the new director of census, has
taken apartments at the Hotel Pow
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mrs. William Couch Stuart. accom-
panied by her daughters. the Misses
Helen, Edith and Lille Stuart. who has
relinquished her Paris home for the past
season, is making short visit to Wash
ington en- route from the south to New
YORK, and is STAYING at the New Willard.
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Or. Albert Scott Harden of Newark, n
j., is visiting his mother, Mrs r. b. B.
Chew, at the Wyoming apartment.
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mrs. Newton Collins, Miss Hildegarde
Collins and Mrs. James Downs of
Rochester, n. Y, are at the New Willard
white making. a spring visit to Washing
ton.
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Mrs. Alexander Sidney Lanier. who
was opesrated on at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital laA Tuesday, is reported to be get
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage gave a
dinner last night.
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Mrs. Alice B. Bowdle Of Bethesda Md.
is visiting her sister in New York city.
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mrs William NJ. Geddes entertained at
a card party at her home on Columbia.
road Tuesday night The decorations
were st. Patrick's day emblems, green
and white carnations and Killarney roses.
There were five tables. Mr.. Z. c. Tie
man received the mems first prize, Mr..
w A Johnston the second. Mr.. ]. G.
Townsend third and Mr.. Carl Smith the
consolation
The ladies receiving prizes were Mrs.
Johnston, first; Mrs. Thompson. second
Miss Norcross, third. and Mrs. Lowe the
consolation.
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Miss NJ. Louisa White entertained at
dinner last night in honor Of Miss Helen
Losanitch of Belgrade. Serbia.
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Mrs. Victor Kaufman was hostess
at bridge party yesterday. Mrs.
Newton Mason and Mrs. Chester Wells
presided at the tea table.
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| Mrs Edward +. Ayres entertained in
| formally at luncheon today.
Evening star., 1915-03-19

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Will
liam Jennings Bryan entertained at
dinner last evening in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harrington Emerson. Additional
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mrs. W. s. Justh and Miss Alice
Primm, 34O9 14th street northwest.
have been in Atlantic City, N. j.. since
March 1, and will remain until the
last of March.
Evening star., 1915-03-19

Mr.. S. Richard Fuller will give the
fourth of his series of Roman lectures
Monday, March %, at pm, at the
julius Caesar and Pompey's Theater.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
BAR SILVER

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The quotation for COM
2Sh peTce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
STORAGE BATTERY
SUFFERED SETBACK
Profit taking Sales Caused
Slump-Cramps and Brill
Strong Spots

Attempts TO take PROFITS in Electric
Storage Battery shares this morning
found the market lacking IN supporting
orders and the result was a sharp drop
OF two points and more before the fret
hour was over. The initial sale Of 1851
shares at IS was lm below last weeks
close and the quotation quickly fell
80 further. In New York Storage rot
down as low as a.
No particular news was forthcoming TO
account for the decline except the gem
eral unsettlement In all the so-called war
stocks. Later prices hardened somewhat
when the New York list began to inn
prove, but the recovery was not sustained
and Storage sank back to "A in the final
hour.
A two-point rise in Cramp shipbutlding
was a feature of the midday dealings.
Cambria Steel started out strong, but en-
countered liquidation around SO and fell
back again, whereas United states Steel
huctuated irregularly. Lake Superior was
relatively steady. The bondholders COM
mittee has requested deposits Of Algonia
Central and Hudson Bay Railway first
mortgage per cent bonds of 1910 with
the Bank of Montreal, either in London
or In Montreal, on or before September
90
In the afternoon a drop OF a point in
Baldwin and two in Northern Central
followed some odd lot sales On the
other hand, keystone Telephone preferred
moved up, as did J. G.. Brill. Reading,
Philadelphia Electric, Cambria Steel and
United Railways investment IS. Penn
sylvania Salt was depressed.
Announcement that the Public Service
Commission would not take up the inven-
tory of the Philadelphia Electric Company
for two weeks may have been the stimu-
lating influence which lifted the stock a
fraction.
The general local bond list was in
active. Some interest was aroused by the
statement that tho Bank of France has
resumed until September IL the purchase
of Pennsylvania 3%s Of 1921, and 81. Paul
As of 1925, to be shipped to New York as
collateral for additional dollar credits.
These bonds are being taken at purchas-
ing prices quoted on the Paris Bourse,
namely ass for the Pennsylvania and 40
for st. Paul.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
GRAIN PRICES SAGGED
in CHICAGO MARKET
Wheat Was Weakest, While
Corn and Oats Held
Fairly Firm

CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Accumuiated ar
rivals over the holidays and easiness in
outside markets were the principal factors
in the general weakness displayed by the
grain market at the opening today.
Wheat was weakest Corn and cats held
fairly, even when compared with satur-
days closing prices. The weather was
reported favorable In the principal grain
growing districts
September dropped IA cents. opening at
92St. Free selling sagged the price to 9ih
before noon. There was a slight rally
which did not strengthen traders hopes.
a decrease under Saturdays closing
price of 90A was recorded when Decem-
Der opened at 90 and continued to decline
in the early hours until s9h was reached.
Prices then frightened, but the undertone
was nervous.
May opened at 93&, against 9f% bid,
Saturdays closing quotation. II followed
September and December down the de-
cline and lost Sc. before noon. The mar
ket continued weak to the end Of the day.
September was off H.; December nc. and
May &c.
Corn and oats held strong, following the
opening. The sentiment was not as bear
ish as that displayed by wheat orders.
Export sales were made over the holi-
days, but none were recorded. Heavy
sales of oats to foreigners have been con-
summatcd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
NEW YORK CURE
AZ sEE YORK COFFEE MARKET

q 81 cssssh cSh n sspi ssg1 I.-In the early sess,on
'.'s''s, '1s o io io pcibt, nrm tone prevailed.
4'',d Il fPiinYt AZ Gains % / 10 pointI az the
Fts' "A ''oAf Trading was quiet sfy Priees ee-
aegfya Today's Fridav,s
. .1nntr F'Nihk close eiose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Twin City Rapid Transit regular quarterly
19l per cent. on preferred and ~ per cent. on
common, both payable october l to stock Of
record September 10.
Continental Can Company, ~ per cent on
the common, payable october 1 to stock Of
record September 20.
Continental Can, regular quarterly 1N per
cont. on preferred, payable October l to stock
OF record September 20.
American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
regular quarterly 2 per cent, payable October
10 to stock Of record september 80.
Kelly Springfield Fire Company, regular
qu1rterly IA per cent. on per cent. cum
ulttive preferred, lA per cent. on per cent
cumulative preferred and 1& per cent on T
per cent. 2d conN crtihle stock, payable October
l to STOCK Of recorG September Is.
American Woolcn Company, regular quarter
ly 1A per cent. preferred, payable October
IL to stock of record September II.
Loose Wlles, regular quarterly 1% per cent.
first preferred stock payable October 1
10 stock Of record September II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
VAR RECALTES
WERELATELEADERS
Al. steel and General Mo-
'p''v,s ,ars Made the Largest
Advances

y cant. 7-There was very
~ alscuss IN the opers.sy,n ns,,, trad,nR
M %,rbange during ,ne nny,ant dc-
~. OF cos ~. holiday was the SINK
..||bnent ~ os.,s..c.rian. and this brought
(. h the hss.cyehout the list, but the
.Rit|enen, ~, viewed with any great
master va va, nv the rank and ME or
.ntlni o. 81 traders. however, dld sen
w .,ocks at the etsr' ss ,here we're
....tlnr OF the EMP, ius anu iron, the
Amer sharp conSesslo SaysIoned
Md Of les' 80 no outside offerings IN
OF theI. .nd prices rallied from the
NJ rnfhs. ,,.,on houses had quite an ac-
~ OonIs ss huvlng orders on hand.
. unpiauos not remain around the
eorm ~ tor any great while, how
i|ftr y round midday there was some
rtf ena .ssure. which sent the list on
renewed hslns but few exceptions 10
tf<'n m .,.s tendency. One OF the
Ne ~ss.s vas Chesapeake and Ohio
frons cre time was up III. Some
vf'en Hs 10 was lost before noon' but
q. ~eck stlll remained ABOVE 'ns "i'"'
usa.S,ns IN this issue was unusually
Z All in all. II could be saio tnal
.,,tIng Of the Hesperian hao very
v. .'.. .sect on the market as a wnoie' the
.,.rsv ~ deciding TO await furtner ue-
'.,.,,nsnts before coming to any oecisi0h
!, ihe latest outrage. ..
,..,..a states steel was one OF the most
oa'''i ~ Issues. and while buying OF the
s.,,F I'm seerned to be Of the best kino, II
~ .n "A with the rest Of the list. IL was
--.rslly expected that the steel COR
-,.,ion would make a very good snow
~ N the tonnage statements 10 DE
~ oit on Friday. General Motors ana
x,s,hskef were two issues IN the war
,.ub which were taken In hand ana
kosisd. the former going up on points
,s6 tke latter nearly points. On tne
rh,r hand, Bethlehem steel lost polnts'
TrsdIng was even smaller In me after
t.os than IN the morning ana there was
more lrreguarity. weak spot was Cni-
s,ro Rock Island and Pacinc, that issue
Anr under considerable pressure, ana
,aIIng dowr ~ points. General Motor
"a siudebaker continued strong. Later
1, ths day there was more demand Tor
sseks, and the market firined up led 'oy
N. var specialties Crucible Steel rose
,,.f points. General Motors moved UP
t,,hsr showing a gain Of w points.
there was very little business In the
,Orslrn exchange market and rates were
iltls changed from the figures on Satur-
d,y Quotations were mostly guesswork.
a hss been the case for some time now.
"a he latest shipment Of gold and Sc
coriiies amounting to $5o,0OO,O00 had little,
\ any, erect The latest shipment, the
anne as the previous ones, came from
fchdon, and more is expected shortly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Financial Briefs

Kenneth n. Crawford was today elected
title and trust officer OF the Mutual
trust Company at meeting OF the
board OF directors The office Is a new
one.
Tho Pressed Steel Car has secured an
additional order for large-sized shells. Il
IS understood that the company will soon
pc able to turn out 5000 large-sized shells
daily.
There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
SliclO0 additional stock OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company, is-
sued In exchange for convertible bonds
OF the company
The Statistical Bureau OF the American
Iron and Steel Institute will be removed
from this city to New York about the
ist of October. The head offices Of the
institute are now i'm New York
The Census Bureau will issue a report
at 10 a. m, September s, giving the
amount OF cotton ginned to September 1.
New York banks gained $4,000 from the
Subtreasury yesterday, and since last Fri
day gained $S0i,OOO
The New York banks transferred $780,
900 to New Orleans.
The British Board OF Trade reported
imports of the United Kingdom in Au-
gust increased G27,153,293 and exports
increased GS,226,729, compared with Au-
gust, 1914.
Richard s. Mckinley, assistant cashier
of the Sank of North America, was back
at his desk today from an extended trip
to the coast of Massachusetts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. THE Hesperian Incl
dent came In for large share OF attention
from cotton traders this morning and was
the cause OF heavy unloading at the start.
First prices were points higher to points
lower. 1t was not apparent, however. that
room traders were disposed to take a gloomy
after the call, which gradually absorbed the
offerings and carried the whole list above
Fridays close. New Orleans was an active
buyer and there was also evidence OF
purchasing by spot houses.
last week.
Fri. close. Open. High. Low. Close
October ...... $50 0s3 0.s5 975 0.sl
December lola 1O17 1918 1907 10 10
March ......1O 1O.d 1882 1o.bS 1881 10.
May ........1O.T8 1O7S lO.s2 iO75 lois
Spot ........ o.S5 $50 80. .... 80,
Other Financial and Commercial News
on Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Slr1lw under old form, September s, 1913,
pASvo0; September Q, 1912, IS, s22. 600: Sep
,se .1.sr Z ivll, S.b6I.5oo: September 8. 1910,
T Decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
RATES For MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

r,.s AkM YORK. Sept THE foreign exchange
sissss !, sp,nse q win demand sterling generally
,,sr,.l ,,ss y 49, on y. The lower opening was
.,sp.,sa ..sa = me fact that London quoted the
me @ Iase ior dollars on Monday. 'N '"'
+ e,,s,. 1'eInoon the market turned weak.
't.,sstpY sstpY y cotton and other commercial bills
-sal,a sna sna sterling fell 10 Si6l& IA .GSD Tor
HAnesd slightly. Aarks
t.piss ...,. te5a,al. aon md StdFks LIRE
'''na Pa. te4&0+.eS& 6.0I si& sih
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
BANKS INCREASE SURPLUS
Loans Of Local Institutions 1856, 900
Smaller

Banks 10 this city\ wsiich are members
u lie Clearing House increased their
tdffhs BY s2,sgT,OOO during the last week,
IS compared with the previous week.
Loans showed a falling off of 1866, 900,
while Individual deposits increased $S,627,-
f M Details follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
BANK CLEARINGs

Bgk elsarngs today compared with corre-
poadiE day last two years.
Philadelphia t2i,B7l, $40 sls.5ib,is2 500 100 $50
'e''on '@. ldI40e65 1l.503, ,365 %, ,DO3, $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
CALL FOR BANK CONDITION

SALL rOR DAMN SONDAAbON
WASHINGTON, Sept THE Comptroller Of
the Currency today issued call for the con-
dition OF all national banks at the close OF
business on September 2.
BOSTON, Sept THE Bank Commissioners
have Issued call for condition of trust COM
panies OF September ?.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The State Auditor has
called for the condition of State banks as
Of September 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

'psIP0NE CASE AcA,,su -.

6onn'es.Inse' ne' Pa. Sept 7.-rh. p'..,
n rhllsdsIs w net take up ne is's inven per-
..,. 'sest Thls ssasss snl,o.0,s ,cssnpany Tor two
'<'-' ~ ns failure Of oigtskSesnsnt tkS sa was made
% inssnse,ss ss Commission todax ~ %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept, 1.-THE metal market was
unchanged today. Lead Offered at 4.0Oc; tin,
S3G33. zoe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Total sales s2.42O, 900, compared with s,4s2..
600 last Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Scents per share.
Total sales 10000 shares, compared with
s.. 800 shares last Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
9ies nab 1as.

Die Strusbirs 5:ud 50. BON
Cincinnati bat lsiisrn in Columbus
ibre Sutorpcrationspapiere bintsrIegt.
Das 2lttisntapitaI Der neusu Girma
III 5000 unb ibre Jrtorporat0reu
limb NaIisr 3. Sirusbins. 9. Gil
uno 8gm. grdHtdmp.
3as Gsiuuobsitsnmt bat elm,
trbebIite an3abl iSlieasnfdlsn an
Sdnb unb ba es fir bieielbsn I.lbit
ieint gerptnburg bat. foasn re pers
ichentt psrbtn. Die Jalen iino nit
alien nur eroerilihen Decentralization
ausasiiattsi. fpbaB bic 1lisetn dh
iSrmli6 iiberitiir3su. I'm nur binsiRs
sutommn. gpG bon bi.Isn fallen
cine piiuidi, mag ii6 nit Or. 0m.
$. pstsrs in gsrbinouns isbsn.
- 1r. 6. M. StraiTer, 1414 Sim
Strabs. bdt ssitsru BEN Geiunbbeits.
rath feline Rsiiaraticn als Diitritts.
arst fir bic 6..unS z. Maro rHtus
breitet,