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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

'a ,. 's tsr'ril W IN. ''s's Ut s.Isi. s CEN. RI %R;sia. "a.
= HANsPE SiihRt,e%SSSs, teSSs '''i FRASx RAMS
pssssrs ne. Ro,sY ss'9ssea sssa 20. Rslssxss snd
ssss aSS "a ,Sios.s 1Rs sgs ss Spss q
invited 20 funeral, Thurs, .. M, tiet Mis.
~ p'pss YiRss,sIt: ~ tsSSsS6 $50 M r'' fS, ST Dom
!. .Ri;EgERr Oct >. saaesnly, wII,LiyAMI AN 4.
NJ. ana All i sesie,ies Sf which ne was = menn-
sssrtnsRts SisS T,fS S,ds. ESQ., esrwsniown s
Gin Int. Hillside Gem, VIA trolley, car. RE
a,RIC. IlANpsoS .lne. slohnerl Sept. 40 10,
So Rss,ss. Td ana irs1dIss invited TO iunsrs
ssryicss Thurs p M, aot2 tisn S,Nssstns y, Nstss
may Ss yisSsd wed: q 3g, Auto ss5s!Ss.
4 and a .E ssrs5sSsi % ehsp',Ta 5. ssTis.E.,
As.in:, oEissI. b!s Police o5nlsS. ,sSitsS g
Es@Sig. may may 6s vieWSS we'd, after >, N:
EoEsfg. 10 S y .sSad1gy. syd O., AgeusT EES
No. 4, employees .ochris bros, inyi,ed te fgPersi
istt'' Nsr,h csdsr 9n . aO0' Rs%ains irna may 5.
N1NsSS sTshuro 3 AH'o ,issTFyosfsRrr isTFyosfsRrr VIII.
q late Ls9nsrd Huoss. sEsd 20. Relatives an, and
Parnish Ssd st ss " TSs Rmsps ma may be
vswSSd viewed y.S g sp N. Int private; :,
N9rFspTS Pa sUsAS No. ' 81 fiSoy ass
SSss .s9 9s ffsSi .sna pvsS ca. to fSSe ON sss
4
hand O5 Annie sieeS lnse Lutehsndorn. ,sE,ssd sEssd
racssprs' s'ss YSss, cSS hSsd to SsTs FTP
oSsd fbui. .o HsdifS rs st. H'Rf"S int Srl9Sts % az az
We 'Ss,ss 81 dSs,,is S Day'd; y s,ou:l Es
ES9cS eEsS g. ESpsra servess 81 81 MsryIs p4
REblE 3oe, oSSterDan MNENTI ssIS ~ TsI.,yS w
and friends invited 70 funeral seryic.s besidence
=, SsS%5E: = {. Msds n; Rss@si"s
y,$ ;S 4; STIARlYE SI,.,gs: s
AMI .ig,ssmsnt private; ThSrs' p; M.
vGI n MerSSS 4.usos1 oS aLs and ma
friends invited to funeral services, Thurs. p.
bach SitA ~, Pfiysss Hu,G tsa'Ss
bOySswS SiSsE 4Hd .EG rsH' Py.
tTcsy itSS srmps ssr'D Doy.stowa p AS,o service at
AHSDERSSaSEoe' "a MARY sIsGS D
friends Invited @ funeral. Tri., a,p. m, aaush-
g ssa'nS Mrs. Ap0 EgSsSa sS e lns f
mains mai may Ss viewed Thur, Thurs. SSSSsi>, w,Ip
husSsa$ ., Tads = slqSTd @siP sSsS Rsissiyes
SG@s aaS
sTSes Sunday . Il M "a at fsE issS e e. VR'r TX s.
NY iMkMpSHtSSH.-oct. kMSfpSHtSSHot a. JOHN ADAM WAN.
BACH hu'ssna q ths lay Anna s. Ws%5bsS6,
eS 4fES?% SnssaI ysFss nyisS yRiSSi'y
int. strictly private, GrcsnmOgnt Gem. Remain;
my %EHDEEYfossger x yliNfe fsgri ELK Tx &E&pLEy. aged
srvc sSs.yes WeS sS friends nytsd Tn to fonsTs
In WAYNE Chapel, Wayne. Pa. Thurs; 10 a m
| Margaret Weinmann tnee Adamsl, aged : years
unTGSa, Ga,hi hssYss % FROM Ta ffeSs pareS TsGs rGsncs
| le2S s. Hemberger st. near 23d aud MilfiI
SITS. Int, Fernwopd Gem. Remains may b'
| WOODWARD. Near Rosedale Pa Tentl
month Sd, rHEoDoRE Bi WOODWARD
aged 5s Relatives and friends invited q
Meeting House, Sixth day, Tenth month 6th
| y, m. Int adjoining Gem. Autos will NEE
l2iia ?, m. train at Rqsedale station.
,tN Fos,sr sS5 isnns SsdTsny' ion 1OdN son
and friends invited to funeral, Fri. p IN.
from parlors of Albert :. Beers a Sons. l5O
y. I'D 81. Cremation at Chelten Hlls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Financial Briefs

Some vide exchanges were recorded in
the stocks Of several banks and trust COM
pAriss sold at auction today. The second
preiffrsd OF the Finance Company of Penn
Ul'spla sold at 1i9h a gain Of 11k. and
ne fist preferred sold at an advance of 8
points, The Corn Exchange National Bank
ixrqtaf,anced 5 points TO $50, the Penn
ghshh Company for the Insurance on
Lives etc, went for 726, up points. A
gain OF ~ points was made by stock OF
ne Bank Of North America, and the John
Stetson Company preferred was taken
liS, an advance OF IS points.
The total operating revenue of the Le-
high and New England Railroad Company
for the year ended June 80 was S3,27s,96S
As against s2,646,662 in 1915. The net op-
erating revenue was $l,520.935. as COM
pared with Sl,166,S60 the previous year
me net income increased from $e92, ,946
iAfl year TO s936,241, and is equal to 1856
per cent on the 5000, 900 capital stock, as
compared with 11.5 in 1915.
Gross profits Of the International AErl-
cultural Corporation for the year ended
Nne 30 we're $2,79as97. an increase OF
p'sle2 over 1915. Net increased $1.4O5,-
70 to i2,o51,sOa.
Howard d. Murphy, of Chicago. and A.
Hartley Of Fowler, Ind, have been
rse,ed members Of the Chicago Board of
heturns from 126 railroads TO the Inter-
.~'s commerce Commission show that dur
mk august the net revenues were Ss2,42s,-
t.s, as compared with Ss5.256,5s7 for Au-
jta1', 1913. For the two months ended with
{n'sn' the net revenue was S15466O. .993
q compared with $123.915.572 for the same
4 E''oa OF last year. Expenses for the
"vnln increased nearly $1,000, 900 over
"'suss islb. They were $138,023.776.
sew FORK banks lost to the Subtreasur
{e1'erdey 100000 and si.s2s.0o0 sine,
'hn triday.
~ gross earnings OF the West Penr
~ ssa Company during August were
'is an Increase OF si12,693 over Al
1915 Net increased ssI.sS6 te
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General Pennypacker Buried

Major General Galusha Pennypacller. the
youngest general In the Civil War, who died
on Sunday, was buried this afternoon AT
National Cemetery, Germantown. The
funeral services at his home 800 South
Tenth street, we're simple being in accord
ance with services of the Society OF Friends
Though the late general was not a member
he expressed desire to be buried with
this simple service and not have a military
funeral. At the cemetery the services were
conducted by several members OF the West
Chester Lodge OF Masons. TO which lodge
General Pennypacker belonged. lie was
a member of the Union League, Historical
Society OF Pennsylvania, the Loyal Legion
and the Society OF Cincinnati.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
HELP wANTED-FEMALI

cHAATBERNAID aud waitress. 20 live in At,
Holly; In family; good wages and good
home for suitable woman. can AZ $50 ktng
CHILDNURSE, Ensllsh OF SCOTCH. Prot
sssssasd'' rood Wages. Write Boz AZ, oSsrbroot.
references. cail at 2iOe Walnut ~.
CLERK-Experisnced once and order clerk !
costa 92d and Arch. Iarkln building
CLERKS wanted COED salary and permanent
pogitionsi reference. Apply Branch l5S, iSth
and Moore.
COOK and waltress--White Protestant wager
cook tR waitress So cook must carve; refer
sness. required 20 miles out Of Philadelpha
COOK and downstslrs work--Competenf youns
woman can have Good place In Oak Lane. Ap-
ply, aftsr 10 =. M Al factory once. 1911
In FAM vases tei rel. REQ. 1870 w venanso
COOK. white IN family sood reference see
COOKING Hns soos gores.sir, aa, Eerk sssIst vita
nat hiil ~ ~ ''"o''" '''''' " '''hs Shss'-
cali bSss- wasns ave- WIS sAP's'sh''e
ERRAND OlRfs, about IL years old; viii be
&s.f 4 Geea ssaas 4 ~. si'eF : short time. ~
o' ,h 4 essA} ss &. .s ssss, 2s I'd
epoo ps, ilanf work n otI' I>osef rt1IF&I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
CHARLES PLATT, JR.
Insurance Broker, Member Of Clubs,
Dies on Operating Table

Charles Plat. Jr, widely known insur-
ance broker OF this city, died yesterday
the University Hospital Although he had
not been In good health for several weeks,
he had been able TO 10 to his ONCE and
conduct his afairs until a few days ago.
Mr.. Platt lived at 1909 De Lancey street.
Two sons, Charles Plat. Sd. and Harry
Platt. were associated with their father in
business For many years Mr.. Platt was a
member OF Charles Platt. Jr., 4 Co. insur-
ance brokers. When the firm was dissolved.
few years ago. Mr.. Plat and Charles X
fungman entered the insurance business
under the firm name OF Plat. YunErnan a
Co, with Offices at Fourth and Walnut
streets.
Mr.. Plat is survived by his widow and
his two sons. lie was member OF the Rlt-
tenhouse. Philadelphia Country and Rabbi,
Clubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
UNCLAIMED TELEaRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 1901
Chestnut st.--Jas, I0mani DR.. ". 4. Harris.
", Bowers Mr.. HHsrfy Moore /, CAPT JeW,elli
Richard Ftplay. Maj. WIN. Kelly, Jr. Mrs.
H. Wolf: Mrs. ]. y. Brown Mrs. W. r.
q. N, LAngilG John McLain; Mr.; W, IA. sed.
dom l.opis sllvermani coseia and Verdi Adsl
H Thomas Co. Domenco Panoccii Mrs N.
PosTKL TELEGRAPH CABLE co. 1890 5.
Penn square--F y. Smith; MTs. MaTgsret
schreiberi W, y. Lay; A. Martin W. j.
Pratt; Edgar Brice.
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GEORGE A. CLAYTON
Retired City Firemen and Veteran of
Volunteers Dies

George 4. clayton. a former member OF
the Philadelphia Fire Department, died
yesterday at his home. 9si4 North FIT
teenth street, after a short illness A son,
a daughter and brother survive him.
Born In this city sixty-nine years ago.
Mr.. Clayton entered the Civil War at the
age OF sixteen as a drummer After the
war he Joined the Union Hose Company,
of the volunteer department. and was mus
tered into the service of the newly organized
paid department forty-hve years ago
Twelve years ago he retired from the city
service. Mr.. Clayton was a member OF
Philip r. Schuyler Post No. 81, G. A. r.
and Mitchell Lodge No. 2se. +. and A. NJ
of Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
<uEAT is NERVOUS,
RIJT CLOSES HIGHER
.s.,tino Cables on Damage to
'''',s r,op nj, in Argentina Causes
Uncertainty
- vr.rHFR FORECAST

GAN BELT -. ....,h.r forecast
~ h.y's ~ isnisht, ,sl,ssns nd Tsi seoisr
--k fsssrr..ffsyy sl,ssneon .. .,EA'; ;rrob.bly
IN ,,s.sss-ys ysir e.. rss rssssr,swsss sS.T tcsisK,
1r<rr. sns s.n.s,,i, cloudy. east. showers nm"
~ .s.,,ss--F.lr tonIth, except grGe.s,ss aas
--.>,',ss ,rsssn,ssli THURSDAY pro"a"" -"
&c: 1...ss.I e. ,.;sss. ssS'ss' :s a.:
.,.gsIE ,.;I.. ':slssss :.ssl.sssr:.s 81 sTHassE;;
~, rrssaeIy "nssts north and west and cast
a .rrk ,thus.sss.nest!eneraIly. fair tenisht
~ie.r,2sss eeldsI ,snifys,; ,or,.h, and
ns,lassl ,.llFsrsiy .llFsrsiy eiegds ts9lsh. and
,,s.rssss sssSs. gr.s.sly ,ssss,ss, ss,ls, and prsSably
ks..s.s,- -ssoisr Thursday and north and
~ ssishL -
oc, a-There was good
NHieNHv,r, NHi,'.,,,sness in evidence In the wheat
~ 2, n.s aS.v and price movements were
ftrres Nm, M, the tone finally was hrmer'
tf'<r,n tf'<r1'..,.tlons being above yesterday
~ 'p,,s,ness was quite active. Much
~" ,..ss vras caused by conflicting cables
~. ~. .',,nr ,,,. the weather In Argentina
y. .a,,ces said that rain had fallen in
%..,, sou. while other messages stated
'n''' - asoarht remained unbroken, that
u'' W ,esre injuring the crop also and that
r''.l ,.a,,on was becoming increasingly
some authorities asserted that
r,srsn,e r'2s damage had been done.
market at Liverpool was stronger and
~.,,.f nrevailed that prices in the United
y. 'ls',.,,, ss,. must be very sensitive TO the
t'us',. ~. from the southern hemisphere OWNS
80, net that large contributions had
VI. ~ ,,.ored forward to from that territory
r'-..s about peace overtures In Europe
r'.''' circulated from the seaboard
vn,lor,pE some irregularity at the outset
!. .-sriet weakened on claims that tht
~ sror, Argentina had been discounted
wv y. .st same time. however. there was con-
.r's,t.ble buying by eastern interests, and
....e eastern spectators purchased OF
s,..t. and sold freely on bulges Declines
Y .r,ces however. were all regained on q
s.,erl,,r. novcment. due to evidence OF Q
demand Cor export.
earn ended firm on reports OF better
nd for the cash article at points II
n, interior. There was excellent buying oil
+. ,.r.l account, largely elevator concerns
"a shere was a further call for export
n,slurs IN oats were fair but scattered
~ posrket ended higher. After the close 4
~ estlmated that the sales for export
,ycseded 5000 bushels.
I,sainx futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

,,cEIcAco oct. 4--Hoos--Recelpss. 5000
Si';:sS ':sStSSSi tSSSi q $i.: !:'iS lsg'J' J'SIsSs Iss
70 ~ Ss5 a.g.g. ltEt;s COW. ,'r.Ss SSss
TsSSr'S' TsssS.' TTssS' ,sYSSs.SO' 1S Calves 90
Ssgs srSEs:gis .Sd s::gis iSfScSssS Y ss. ''ts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. oct. a.-BUrTER-Rsceipts,
lA1it tubs. Market steady to nrin. tredins
cry aiei other Grades UNCHANGED.
\, kVosIReceigts, ia,Igi cases, 9eneraiS
hiHher prices Extras, 80 q foci extra nrsts, 81 ~
tOc; hrsts, af0 aeci white egEr. b0d6f brown
eggs, fOH45c; mixed color. 81 aOc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
RATES For MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs

Rank clearings today compared with eorre-
spending day last two years; ,a,,
Philadsiphis. 2s2 e2z sss2sS,sSS '33, 2sg ssi
S.,tOO SsS rori cs5 ss1s .sssssSSsO ssssSsO a5isY6O6a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

TflTtN
The Hell Telephone Company offers positlnnn
as Operators to Intelligent young women be-
tween Is and % years old: salary SO per
week while learning. with rapid advancement.
surroundings and unusual opportunities for
promotion. Apply In person to Bell Telephone
company Operators school. 400 Market ~.
daily. except Sunday, between 80 a. m. and
y. m. Fer the convenience of those living In
residential sections, applicants may apply be-
places; Monday evening. 20 w. Chelten ave ,
Gtn.; TUESDAY evening, 54th and Woodland
ave. and Friday evening. 1905 g. Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
PERSONALS

MILLlNER. visiting, from New York viii cali
az your home and remodel your old hats
Phone Barring T27O
NOT REsPONsIBI.E for debts unless contracted
by myself Geo. q. HOsnich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Observation-Disclosures
In Philadelphia-Made Shoes

PhiIadelphls lesther, Philsdslphls vorkmsn
AZ our 's2ss ssss az s ras m. de a. sr .,e ~ sa ~
= .. nsoLel' 80 os-15 a. FAus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

SOLICITORS. experienced for ADVERTISING an
commission basis. NJ $40. ledger Central.
SrENoGRAPHER wanted in manufacturing Of.
hcei excellent opportunity: state experience ana
salary desired. Address E. IA. z, o. Box 3ti3.
sTENOuRAPHER wanted by wholesale house
Apply las y Delaware ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were scarce and higher. with dema nd
| fair. Other kinds Of vegetables showed little
change. Quotations: White potatoes, Penn
sylvsnia and New York. fancy, per bush 81 70
m1.20, White potatoes, Jersey, per basket, 10 q
s5c. sweet potatoes. Eastern shore per bbl.-
No. l, ,1.5o@1.75; No. 2, iqi.50. Sweet
| potatoes, Delaware and Maryland. per hamper.
| 40 u90c. Sweet potatoes, Jersey per basket
No. I, 60mI0c; No, .. 2599oc Onions, per
hamper, 81 GLIB; do. iO0-lb bag, 81. .2J
| o. so. Cabbage domestic per ton. S45 d so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

CEMETEhTES
WEST LAUREL. HILL CEMETERY--Na lus ols
lot for sale; summit section. II 644 Led. cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
sALEswoMEN

LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE SALES.
WOMEN FOR VARIOUS DEPART-
MENIS,. APPLY EMPLOYMENT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and peaches were
slightly higher Quotations, Applss. per bbl. =,
en-. s2,75G3.5O; smokehouse, s2.75QS.5o:
Twenty-ounce, sa.50Q3,5O; Alexander 81 so a
3.25; Wealthy. s2.50q3.25 York Imperial. 81. -
@2.T5 Ben Davis, s2d2.5O; fair 10 good. 1850
,Q2.5o. Apples. pelsware and Maryland per
S1inSss e So New & YS5k geT, SS no $3.50 2 >:
box. t2.700a50. Grapefruit, Florida. per
crate. s.5065, Cranberrles. Cape Cod, per
bbl., s. 70. so: do. do per crate. S2W .. 40: do.
Jersey, per crate. 81 q 2.4O. Peaches. New York.
per basket. 40 a T5e; do. do. per bush. basket,
VI o II. 90. Pears, New York, per bush. hamper
.-seekel. sl.2S9l:75i sheldon. .i.25gi so;
Pears New York, Bartlett per bbL. SAGA. 80.
Grapes. .pelawsre-Coneord,, per crate, 10000
York. per Alb. basket--Concord. IOaI3c
Niagara, iog lse, Grapes, New York. per 20
Plums New York, per basket-pamson. 200
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

There was little trading. but the market ruled
nrmi RSn2srs' list prices; ESya ,nne Grsnu
TONERS 4. 1850 3 Soo, soft sfSdes. o 80 g q sSc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04


BUTrER-supplies were moderate and the
market ruled Arm under a fair demand. Quo
tations: Western solid-packed creamery, fancy
sBS C: hrsss. sac seconds. "a . sic; neSTSy
4prints fancy Ssei DO ayersge osStrs 81 : Sso:
sales q fancy prints, 42a45c.
esses nearby extra, 3sc per doz nearby nrsts.
eepts. sio5O per case; western sStrSs. Ssc per
pSs agS 1StFa n nrs's iOs per case DO
seconds. $50 peT ao csss s!' fancy selected
SSsndled fresh eggs were jobong at 4S@4oc per
CHEEsE--The market ruled firm under light
York. full cream. fancy, 81 delh g; do, do, fair
to Good a0h @20+ c; do part skins. ilal9c.
POULTRY
LIVE-There was a fair der.And for desirable
stock and values were we'll maintained under
quality, l7@2Oc; roosters i4di5c; spring chick.
ems, according 20 quality, i762Oci White Les
to size and quality. i5aiic pigeons old. per
p"i TS. aH YoSPS r ps5 SHdIs pair Fht Offerings
follows: ,FresS;Siiisd,, drs,psgSsd fowls: !:
Msishins issS spIscs, 2sg; sSS 90. wsishins sS
% aS fowls Ii sw wfsnlss os pdiss dSs
HiskedsT5NSrtherT or Indiana Jana and lil'pols weigh
IiilnSSls: ,wslshinS, osaSS, lbs: apises. se,a z
S, and over per pair StS RSc' SroillnE OhlS
SBs cSsSens weshns blP per peP g'a pair
@2lc;, do, MIXED sizes. p h22c; eToilers. Jer
fsHFf ssGSs' Ss ssSier @ bro RsfSs
nearby, smaller sizes. 5sG2Tc; ducks. nearby
lbs :apsS' pss DOZEN yssR wssR
s Ss Dozen Sss ssSo d. 40 ws.sn,
sn@s93 lbs; Per dozen, S, TSS2sot5 dark 'a.0'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm. with fair Job.
smoked ana SirdrieS sts, western S b.sf ss,s
smoked. s4o.i city aud western beef. knvckle.
ana tenders, smoked and air-drted. oNc, beef
hams. s2s 80: pork family. s2e q 20. .5Oj hams.
3; y cured loose 20 q eoi4 c; do, skinned. loose.
hams, smoked city cured, as 20 brand and aver
age. 2lhc; hams. smoked. western cured. 2til c:
do, boiled. bonsless, S5c picnic shoulders, $. p.
cured, loose l4ho do, smoked. 1914 bellies In
plckleA according to average, loose In Q; break
224o BREAKFAST bacon. western cured. 22h C
tubs. ies G.; lard. pure cityi EettIs rendered
IN tes., ie% c; lard. pure city. kettle rendered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

opERAToRs on al parts OF ladies' wash
dresses wanted. pionty work and good pap.
Biberman Bros. .sd and Chestnut
work. Apply Greenwald Bros, e4T s. IA st
PRESS FEEDERS, experienced on Gordan
presses Amply Wolf Bros. 18th and Cab
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
...,,s Following securities were sold al
@'''0n ooday by Barnes & Lonand.

"uay by Barnes * Lohand
STOCKS
~, Rock Island Co. common; psr
M. r., ';aS ssSo d. st:i.ol CO. DisfsrrsS S! y
4 ",s; rIes0es Co Of Psnnsy;lv;:aniia. isst l'S
pr.isIsanee finance 60. OF Psnnsyivania I'd
nj si,s Miners National Bank Potts. '''''
rns Pa, par $50 1OOs.
u 10 nay Consolidated Copper CO. par ~
+. 'A,.; r., N;ssda ;ssda consolidaisd Copper co. 2oH
.era .era American Bank nsr iko'''''',' ~
q ~. nsnk Of North America, mar ii00 2ssr,
VI ~ commercial Trust % : nsr sih0V' 1dStt
a W. sommerciai Trust 90. psr fiV0' fi5f
4. bsr tsee'r Title and Trust Co;
.e, .eer. elrsra Trust Co. psr ii0o,,, oSSooH
nj rennsa,,, rSsa Trust GO. par ti0o. -. 800
on fpss nssNAnia Go. for lnaura ncss
mr iiecso1 and Granting Annuities.
~. Sn wsst End Trust tic;c','nn;;,,'ii6o' Co See,.
4. ANGUS Life Insurance Co Of
'''is. - fhaeelphis Garms.rn ms.rnic,.nn'''ssne5 10
n az, ,.',,'llsltown Railroad ia. 1sr xsoe taai
. ro.d d'.,,s W. schuylkill NaviEation RAIL
y Ghrn fi.nnu inu pal Co; par $50. .v 54l
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~, ikirissnssh ne ess snd see .s... 57s
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4. ~ sl,naa b. stslson co. common;
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLnIrR

wmE;A,T.,Esssip,s, Il;., $3.50 bushels, IN. mar.
SSSo's''Gsa SS Psa .Sc;r Ss;r ,lip's ,lip' Ss,VgTt
Ss1.,,.g NS ged 'iSiiSs.ll Si rsjsctsd x itg'SiSe
coRM,.RsssiDis: .s. sce bushels, IN. msrk.,
onerinFs Quotations: Car lots for local trade
wsstern s,esn.r wef,srn vsn sN9 yellow. " gese
Se1orwss sAgesgi western No. 4 yellow. ei 6a2c
was fair and the marks, ruled arm under smai
ssnG So. white, 500 65iSc ci sample SiSs oats S1
FLoURiSRecetp,s. 200 bbls. and isi.ii. ID.
IN sacks. Demand was light. but mill limit
mere FIRMLY maintained. Quotations., per 10,
sIIsIrSt E,'I de ps,sr; MAT. j. Sos kln.s. q.
s sG Ss,.S; sS ssh cS,Sn s..
SS;aS psiss; .grips hrs. clear q So S0
s's2! city mills, choice and fancy patent. 20 :
;gISgs do. straight. tT6i,SO; DO, patent
RYE FLOUR was quiet but nrm under nsb
oneTinEs We quote at i6aT per bbl.. as 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
TELEPHONE OPERATORS

TELEPHONE OPERATORS
An opportunity TO secure employment IN eN-
'hunge nearest your home; vacancies in both
local and long distance offices for exberienrcd
operators: also in school for girls 10 learn
operating Apply keystone Telephone Com
pany. 1a5 = I'd st., Room 4O3. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

OPERATORS wanted. experienced on mems
neckwear. r. ~ McCutcheon a Rro
nth and Arch. Pitcairn bldg, 5ih aoSr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

OPERATORS experienced. In both our coat ana
car aepartments; We pay good prices and give
steady work; 20 young girls taken leafners
IN either department. with pay while lcRrning
NJ. Frank Co, us Arch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

GIRLS WANTED
Experienced girls and learners. paper boxes,
Eegd vases and steady work All year. paid
while learning, Albert Eichhorn a Son.
felethorp and Turner sts tnear "a and on.
ford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
HrLp wANrrD--FEMALR

GIRLS
1t To rs WEARS or AGE. For
VARIOUS ,nE.pAnLMtNrS, Arpt.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-17
ARMY DISPUTES
WILSON'S STAND
Advice to Keep Militia on
Border Denied by
Officers
From Tn. Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, Oct. 16.-President Will
sons statement to Governor Whitman
that he was advised by the military
authorities" not to withdraw the militia
from the border vas disputed by army
officers to-day. The army General Staff
and General Funston, commanding the
Southern Department, agree, il is de-
clared, that the Pershing expedition
should be Withdrawn from Mexico and
the militia dsbsnded, as no military
purpose is served by the present dis
position of troops.
Officers on duty here regard the
Presidents statement as misleading.
For several months, they assert, the
military authorities" have had moth
ing whatever to do with the operations
in Mexico and on the border except
to carry out the orders of the civilian
authorities. The attempt to place re-
sponsibility on the military authorl-
ties" for the present anomalous posi-
ton in which the army is placed is re-
scented.
The presence of the Pershing expe-
dition in Mexico, it is declared, is the
sole possible excuse for keeping the
militia on the border. That expedl-
ton, however, is kept in Mexico against
the specific and reiterated advice OF
the military advisers Of the War De-
partment