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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
SOCIALIST CHIEF
is ARRESTED
Papers In Pocket Show He
Sent Money To
Germany

CHICAGO, Aug il--Adolph Ger
mer, national secretary Of the So
Cialist party, was in custody OF led
cral agents today for alleged in.
solent reference 10 the recruiting
service In his pockets were money
order stubs showing the transmits
Sion Of money 10 points In Germany.
say the police. The mon who at-
tempted 20 interfere when he was
arrested were also tailed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
A Shocking Tale

A Shocking Tale
the learning or
home az the time Edison
There he monkeed @
that supplied
which
old Gratiot high
big there and study
could the he
other wire three
installed, and
sell times
After the sold sometimes Edison
II had howo
human chain the battery would shock Burke that
would send thru
TONED hands This battery cured the rheumatism hotel
keepers wife
that Thomas Edison had
he took this same battery and put handle bowl
OF the bowl
part with nickel had The privilege grapng The
the hand
he could None Of the townspope got the half dollar The
night
ed to add TO his wealth az Edsos
the Ishman didn't get the four bits but that
when Edison thru with him
Gosh! sputered Burke ought coming
all As
boy he was Just Ike he When he tackled job nothing
him His mother used send Of
times he wouldn't Now he's
II living do Edison o
30 years ago bu never guessed TN bring that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
Officers and directors OF the Parker
MmnmfnrlmrinE cnmnnnN. Which In

corporatrd tu July With capital
stock ~ $4,000 after having been
engaged In business since last Oc-
tohcr have been elected as follows
President. trcnSurer ard general
manager. Gorham G. Parker. vice.
president David r Rice secretary.
Howard * chambers Directors are
the officers and the following
Charles y Bennett and Kenneth =.
AlIrLdge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
Windsor Agalns, improvement,

Bylaws 70 authorize debenture is
sues OF $4,000 and $1,000 20 build
an isolation hospital and municipal
garage were defeated In special
election IN Windsor Friday The
vote was as follows ISOLATION hos
pital. For. 1872 against. 353 Ca
rage For. 1906 against. flS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
willard }. Carpenter, Of No. s54 chat

master salesman ln ne vocational
organization known a. tLe League
~ curtis statesmen II ga composed
~ the most erlc ert boys engaged
in the selling ~ tho periodicals ~
The curtis Publishing company. 81
phlladclph Ia Under The league
plan the company guarantees 20 se-
cure for young Carpenter when no
has Finished his schooling. n sal
aried position wNh reputable firm
ir or near his home city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
Representatives Of the sugar beet in
ru>try IN Michigan and railroads Of

tho state VIII 20 20 Washington
soon - confer with the Inter state
commerce commission regarding tho
transportation ~ fhc sugar Heet
crop. which rs expected % be UNI
usually large this wear Tho beet
growers Viii ask a m udincation OF
present regulations 10 permit the
ppsn-tou cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
And Then Some More

III CONCLUSION his intrepid Frenchman told what
that America viii do II didn't take In N" telling bur was mouth
u o chatter Here
The formation Of large aviation section by The United state"
quickly turned
would
would
he
cansc created France Issoudun.
before o II
have tremendous feet Suppose n decided 70 have only
order
planes always At the front will be necessary build 1000 pianos and
months Therefore between l. 1915 Dec g.
1918 the United states must build $4,000 planes and $4,000
doing things. IS doing
boys are
learning ngh tho the
"a The q
he
he desk
" John ~ Burke
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11

YUNHFN that Americans
\ have ongr to O
he
he explained just whore America horns
In he
arpanes the number
az would suddenly threw
erplane 1918 This would
alrplan three Allied
Allies their aerial
DO machines In the
This would establish
the Allied aviation The German machines
would obliged behind their lines and would be attacked
Allied machines would be
able 20 DO their work IN absolute security far IN Tie German lines and
deal
81 be % a would
O a back % the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
!. Francis Nahon and Joseph Droi-
-hHgen. probate clerk. were promot-

% o. drpufs registers - probate
FRIDAY afternoon ny Judge Durfee
The promotions are by virtue n the
now law that allows two additional
E.atnTs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11

The large shops ~ Tho Pcnnsylva.
MIA railroad ar Fort Wayne. Ind,
have been opened 20 Tho employment
OF women.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11

who couldn't do enough for kids mighty
good 10 them when he got rich"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
Friendship lodge, No. Az. Y. & A. VI.
hnh chnIgc Of the fmncrnl .crAlcea.

SATURDAY afternoon flr orNille r
Cragg. vell-kun wn lawyer. who died
Thursday. I'm his home 40 SIS Nc
Grsw ave. following an illness Of
two years Mr. CragE. who was ~
yeRrs ~ age was one - the oldest
Innmhera Z ErLnrAAlLn l.ARe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11

would absolute with all
the binding The The precision ~ artillery
double J. would
Of soldiers lives This proved 1916 At
battle II the pierced
and Tho forced retreat would be- disastrous 20 them
u old DAYS
n
s Q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-11
City News in Brief

toine-st and Garfield as he
Was returning home and was rob
bed OF s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Slow, With Undartone Steady.
First Loan Effect Favorable

LONDON April &c. Pending the an
nounccment Of the budget. which is expected
TO be pos s,poncd again from next Monday
until Wednesday, trading in securities on
the Stock Exchange was slow today. The
undcrtonc OF the markets generally, how
ever, was steady. The consummstion of
the first loan to Great Britain in the United
States had n favorable effect.
The Git-cdgcd section was weaker In
spots Notwithstanding easy money. The
markets loan Indebtedness to the Bank Of
England has been cancelled Tho new war
loan was OK ita first dividend today.
Americans were quiet and mixed. Cana.
dams were softer. Home lines were steady.
Argentine rails were heavy. Firnnass pre-
vailed in Allied bonds, with the feeling con-
fdcnt because OF good war news.
Some Brazilian and Mexican descriptions
were strong, Mines were quiet. There will
be no session of the Exchange next Tues
day, May Day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
ST. JOHNS COMMANDERY
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
Oldest Lodge in U. S. Will Hold
Ceremonials at Lu Lu Tenn
pie Tonight

st. Johns Commandery No, 4, Knights
Tamplar, tho oldest commandery in the
United States. will hold installation cere.
monlals in Lu Lu Temple tonight, These
dignltaries will he installed: Sir Hugh c.
Forbes. commander; Sir William McCombes.
generalissimo Sir Charles +. Bower, cap
tain generals Sir John l.. Hendricks, treas
urer, and Il. Sir George j. Schae1er, re-
corder.
The installing officer, f. Sir Thomas r.
Patton, grand senior warden OF the Grand
commandery Of Pennsylvania, will be as
sisted by Past Grand Commanders Il. b.
Spencer as grand marshal and A. Howard
Thomas, generaissimo: Robert O'Boyle, as
grand prelate u. Sir w. Freeland kendrick.
as commander of the first division OF Penn
sylvana, who will deliver the charge, and
L. Sir John Perry as grand captain general
Music will be furnished by forty-two'
voices from the Episcopal Church OF st.
John tho Evangelist.
E. Sir William II. Horner. commander Of
st. Johns Commandery. will with his stan
receive the distinguished Visitors. w
A reception and dance win follow the
Installation ceremonies. The installation
was arranged by Il. Sir Dan-er J. Bishop a.
master of ceremonies. ~
Other Fraternai News on NEXT Fare
~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26

Grcis O. Anderson. Oscar Johnson, Charles T.
Potter james M. rur.~. Iaa,ra n. l,uIcr and
on Thur.. w.. ,,.r 2. au.lc WIN D.. honorci ,y
ys,t frnN Gg ra siaa'or sgaaor. who NII
for a." u'ui"sIo1 ~ ptat aiaufa \ large attend.
Gnc' iH dngirrI 40 Flgy % ru.ta. reception IL Tie
''Ti Tih" d aec5ad decree s., fru for., win b, ru, on
r,S w., o., ,,' .,,'II .H '..' Nl". I. r''' ~. 'l.
pt"rr' EN,.,. ,.'' ~. tr' I''' I'm .L.u, '
hs ,l, ,..,.,,.,'' D. t,'.,,. a. . .,.,. ,. g.,
i,al ,''W' T,'' tE,....,., ,'', ,s,', iaa2 i,E
ryi..,' crN ,i. ,f,., ar"' VI. 'I]l,0H T. "
intr,n., ,Ir -" ""r al ot whom .,N taNE'
si,,i ,f, ,-,Ir ,,e fo, "N,rtln r, ~ aa,i,
q, :. g.,a isas. NJ Tl5. 4 .as y.
~, co., ~. ,tI.. i,.'-'I.'' ,"l -, ~. 'int,,tr
Efomn,rr EfIm r'| M ;, ,l No. 'ol rnI H'onS g
J t.' ~ ''r ' '"' I'JI', itr'.nE ~ w. ~ ~
N16 btr,h ni n qccnS rrrC ror }rt ,r G6nl T ,r
riaI Co ta1 rl .lari.T ~ NG ;ia In Tamr, " tro
otdcr iu pr,4t'tpEtl. \ furrrfui hoIv 81 r.n-
resent d. ives ,,Il ,g ON hand tp ~ That Nathng
Is lcij und ne fr tue sa5co5s Of tnla great anni,
,.,,,,.,,,, ,.,, -, occ ..,,..-,., e., ,..,
e,ad SECOND eorc,g IN, full fcrn on canlidai, 8
Mun'M. S'l'',, X. p, r. M'hnLt5on' - a.
SSIHnlt,,, 'r u,tt S'i,; ros a.;
visitor, kGader'pn WIN attend diynH i, sGEHtsH s
ON EuugaE Ht the Erie Avenue M'lhouSt Eps-
eop'l CHureh'
Merchants Lode No. 493 had an average
attendance ami thc ncrting was an enthus.-
showluE ut ths anniv6rsrry dcmoustrat,ol on
May :, An "cycry.mcmlrr' canyass n in
era participate in the rarad', Tho loGsc asao-
citation held an intpr, 81 !nS rlvytiu~. NJ WHICH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Fowl" I"'s,nFs sgs and fair demand oro..,,..
1SW2Oc old roos,nty, 2s 2lc: stassy
gaR Ruhnes agiSss Ifckla 10, SON IN
DREssp,,, NO, Souns per pair. 10 eSssc per PAIR
wa5 bafefy DNs,rrJade was slow and m, ,0,r,.,.
SF PPSfS.'a PSf and fancy seicse g1s do y to-
BE ios; apiece 2ee; do, do y I,ss so's & do. aq,
iig al Ibs ~, NJ b6is, fancy, dry.plcteS Ss
c6is;cSs od roostors, dry.packsd sa,Sisr as s.see.
inc Sg5ih Western, dry-pckcd, i'm boI... FoLsilns
boxes We lP5 per pair do 01ys TSsh,
in bbis weIghinr az "a Per pair, 25 g6c do, do
SroqSG, qG dg EySshins lbs per psr pa 81 Ssei
S&S IGs u.s. pcr ner rar 2Sssc chCeSs WSshins WShin
a 22c; 'n s5W25e; 40, miycd sls's n,,
rteyys; tSy; welshlns ~ Gs lbs spiSSS' 90 70 other
S @@sea sU%SSle old oms Soc SGgSSfi ssG5on 5Sr
q f. l5s pcr dcydpn p'r doSs1o.White, wcirhinr II
ita per % dGzd,d nSs d2sSa,n S3ooiiO do eisRbiNnss ibins
Go@@SSne 9ggs55; DO, welshins aifN,, lbs les' per
No. =, 50c q 81 80, 'i'"uV-'.O; small and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
GRAIN AND FLOUR

vHEATRcs'sSsss sss DtIsss 5s:7g bushels wss,
!ss Fist .i:s$s$s $ SS?o'!
NG Ssjeeasd RS sSs55ssSsSS rejected A.
-coRN-Receipts; igss hushels. The market
Sae,sIons 6aS otS for Ss,,G local ,feSe tfoSs ioS@
yellow. s1.oO0 1875 southern No. yellow 81 os
sm sSS SsnSs SndSr suGhs sa TR arE
ss wS's; ~sts No. vSS SS
fToUR---secsipts, o5o hhls, and LOCO ass
M u sP;g y,cs, Tso TSrfTt S rqlSd str0ns M
<eus: is Winter airaish, sia i2S5 rsS%s. ra2Ss.
,ssi,s sSG ssS% a. Sstsn tsf' fErqS ,ssS EG cS
s.ysorite brands. sia.Sb@l425;O city f"0 mills,
SSgGn 'p9 TLdR ipsy Pas paseP in sma srty
we quote 50 50@10.50 per bbl., rs to qualify.
,e PROVISIONS
demand. Quotations follow: City beef, In 20; =
@osca End aIE a5o drsd e,iv SSc SSo
ers smoked and air dried sec Wes,ern n isae bee1
tSSstsss and tehesTs, sm9;;d. ssc. Beer hSms ans
f;Ss5%s; a. 20; Smoked $a@$dI}e. 6sfss: 624fsS:
ss o'; smoSd ne 'issa @gsdra ana cayS ayS
s5Q201a c; do boilede boncless Csc, Plcnic
shoulders; s. p. cured, loose zoe: Dc, srlotSd.
Gle. Bellies in pickle, occording TO Hvcrage.
average. city cured 3lc. Brea,fast bacon ,vSst
ern cured ale. Lard. western, refined. ticrSes,
CSC; no. do do. tubs, 23e. Lard purG city'
tsttle rendered. In tierccs. CSC. Lard, puYo
S:y kettle rendered. in tubs, 23c.
REFINED SUGARS
The market ruled firm. Franklin took n ,,tla
business at 7:50c. while the last quotation o.
the Pennsylvania Sugar Company was s.ug
Refners were restricting orders.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER-Thc market ruled weak or1 %
lower under light demand and cnsiGr ortsTC
advitc5 Quotations: Western fresh cnlIi
packed creamery, fancy specials 4ac rti irS ~
Iilc: extra hrsts. 30c; nrsts 3>c: s|c,nt 4,
STM &c: nearby prints, fancy A3c; 20. nycraoc
extra. Al @i2c:. frsti 3D9 40c: seconds 3S6g
ssa g.; special fancy brands of Prints ,obblny
At 40m i0c 9
EGGS--Oforlngs wcro moro iibcral and r~iec,
further declined 15c per case. hut demand wa q
fairly active at revised figures. Quotailo"e,
Nearby hrSts, Slo.2O per case: nearby current
receipts $500 per case; western extra Grsts
1905 per cnse do. firsts, 80 80 per case; IL ncy
selected candlcd cSgs were jobbns at $50 SOc
Dor dozen.
CHEESE ruled firm and a~ain hirhcr und p
small supplies and good dc.' nd Quota ions.
New York. full cream. fancy, new. aTL A. ri, p -.
VDecials higher: do do, fair TO good new oG'5
G2Tc; do, part skins. 14g22c.
b POULTRY
* LIvE-Ths market ruled steady under mod.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
COURT PONTIAC HOLDS
A PUBLIC RALLY
Membership Campaign Aug
mented by an Open Session
Made q Successful Factor

Court Pontiac No. 1ii Forcsters OF Ats~sa
lea. held a public rally in connection with its
campaign for m increase In membership A
large audience Of young men responded and
enjoyed the exercises and talent presented
which served to cnkindlc the fire Of
enthusiasm. The strng orchestra Of Court
Menno dacoursod popular airs Court
Robin Hold furnished it's minstrel fun pro-
duccrg. Court Columbia presented its
noted quartet Brothers orr. Dcwalt
pcputrcn and ODonnoil, in Il medley OF
up-to-date songs. The versatile local talent
Of the courts own comedy company,
Brothers Vanhorn, Flynn, Fahey, Connor
Tnggart Coylo, O'Bricn, McAleer, Whitman
Stephens, Buzby, Campbell and Lynch, gave
a two-act play which evoked high merri-
mcnt Deputy S. j.. Gamble presided and
introduced as the speaker Brother l.. A.
Bolger, l.. c. II. OF Court Pride, of Norris
town one of the most ardent workers in the
L.. OF A. lie urged the young men to con-
meet themselves with the court, and n
goody number filed their applications with
tho secretary.
rrcscntrE, the, order in It's fratcrnal patriotic.
social, mQIal, educational ana beneficial aspects
Brother Bolger continued his ,plea; Every rea-
IN n1n Amsrca to- Connect tbomscves wtS Su oraer
GOOD reason why & yon should ioln., From bust
nSs on IL spO ood sg s RrpseG as
son IS afforded in &c helB YOU can do others
moral mtSIp reason Win be found in the rs splendid
teachings OF manly qualities It inculcates
patriotic reason presents itself In the largo num-
bcrs OF the memb1rship Ia our army and navy
the fraternal. social ana educational featuren
bring YOU In pers9nal contact with It's gentle
manly ard. cultured neinbersnip There can he
no question Of tho value Of membership TO sou,
n Notl are Of good moral character. sound IN
health. OF the eligible age and a believer In the
Supreme CREATOR.
Court Penn Treaty. No. o. at a0S Eas,
Cirard avenue. held n memarial service fdr
the late brother Goodwin; The death Of this
esteemed brother brings forclbly 70 notice the
value Of fraternnl protection For thirty-nve
amounting To- about $1,000, aside from the
BROTHER though ineHpacitated from attending
the meetinss, was ingtrunental In adding ilsi
institution OF Court Pride OF Stockton. one al
tho leading courts In Camden, The brothers
KI Kocbe spIs IreedepvehL pcsrwlshtsr sizxsr. VII
l f's''ii s. Assl::s'ss sI:s:s Psssi sssis sIi;'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
FRESH FRUITS

ryl 0G sead% siSeh s'il fairg and values generally
B.g Davis. g. i5So%STTs APggi,s PggI per bti..
30. -o2555 -o25 u59sradsd. ,s2%s sos; GrSenlpg TT
No. l. S5i4jS5t00: a. unEradol t3Gia5; Xmas
aT6c1 r6lts,9.i Slt9ls.9i DE- upsradd $50 a5o
Ch0ic1 I SntSy55.lTN m ner boS-FUncy, $26cS S0
a56 a5G Rrs p'ri.'a rcr crat:RrIsht fancy sS .sS5
grarcfriil, lI2,,T, s2.50@4 poor. ii nS SaSS
nhrrnGs hrrr1s Porto ElCo par crate sasSJbn pine
iics sG9pG Cod, rcr. bbl--Farcy ,ote ,nrn'
Srafe N9Ia Per crate. $li0G2; do, iSrsov ~;
r'r',; r'r 81 l3o Strawberries, Eortn vnTnlfr,,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
WEAVER IS WARDEN
10. 0. r. GRAND LODGE
Count Of Vote Indicates Fall
Staff and Also That of
Grand Encampment

The count OF the vote In the lodges of the
State for grand lodge officers. virtually cont
pleted. insures the election of Il. q. Jacob
y. Weaver, OF Mount Zion Lodge No. a, Of
York, as grand warden, who received more
than 5000 votes. twice as many us given to
the nc:t highest candidate Frank Shannon.
oi Gahonto Lodge, no. ali, OF Plttst2r.
The clostion OF the other officers hrlnrs
up for grand master, Robert W. Montylm-
cry Philadelphia; deputy grand master,
Roy u. Beman, Of Harrisburg grand see.
retary, Usher a, i-ll. Philadelphia grand
treasurer, Fred c. hanycn, Scranton grand
representative, James II. Avery, phrade!-
pha,
The election OF Grand cncampment ofi-
GERS resulted as follows: Grand patriarch,
George H. Bano2; Grand high priest, H. \.
Jones; srapd senior warden, !. a. strife
grand junior warden. J. Reed Irvine; Grand
scribe Edwin l.. Ritter grand trearurcr
D. Henry Beitci. and Grand rcprc9,atstiv live,
samuel A. Pope WHO viii represent th.a
jurird.ctton a. the acslon Q. the soycr,!yn
grand lodge to he rcd in Louisville, Ey,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26

DurSn' SO. IOrt NnSrci .oV, lOLeuO.
CHICAGO, April 2G.-Heavy selling, in
the shape of profit-taking and liquidation.
caused big drop in the wheat market
today, following further great advance
early in the session, when all previous high
marks since the days of the Civil War were
ecpsed. Excitement bordering on hysteria
has accompanied efforts to buy. Tho factors
on the drop were rumors that the Govern
ment was planning to get after" grain eX-
changes, and by a belief that the labor
element in Germany would soon get the
upper hand and compel those in power to
negotiate peace.
For time there were few operators with
sufficient daring to sell short in antici)a-
ton Of crop due after midsummer. and
new investors were decidedly bullsh in
their views and tenacious of their holdings.
After having sold Sc abovo yesterdays s
high point at s2.e0, May broke to Se.52 y,
closing at s2.54& @2.54A, against $2.5OM
at the close yesterday; July, after having
risen to S2.25h, compared with yesterdays
top mark of s2.16%. dropped to S2.l6, end
ing at s2.l6H QS2lG, against $2.l5l5 the
final quotation of yesterday; September,
after having moved up 59.c above yester-
days best. to s1.9G%, fell to Sl.S7H, fin
tshing at $1.S7a4 Is @1.S7A, against Sl.S9 V,
yesterdays final quotations. The market at
Liverpool was firm with offerings scarce.
Shipments fro mArgentina for the week
were estimated at 100000 bushels, against
1,sS2,000 bushels last year.
Active selling also forced corn below yes
terday's close.
The Van Dusen-Harrington Company
said that in the States, of Minnesota, North
and South Dakota seeding of wheat has
been considerably retarded because of rain
; and snow. Tho ground is in much better
shape than 1T was last season because of
large amount of fall plowing With a
week o: ten days of good drying weather
nearly all tho wheat acreage would be
seeded
In Minnesota the seeding averages so TO
3 w per cent completed i'm the southern por-
tlon, 80 per cent in the central portion
ana 30 per cent in the northern part. In
north Dakota conditions are spotted. In
.he southern and eastern sections seeding
{ is bo per cent completed.
In other localities rain and snow have
delayed work and in some cases only 10
= per cent has been seeded In the southern
territory some early grain is up and in good
: condition.
Leading futuras raprnd an folIo,ps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

saSns NEW W YORK. April ae,-BuTTER1,Re,G9i
onv0 tubs, Market lower and unsettled. Hlgher
ssssg9ring. 4ola c: estras 50 1907 q irss, 37h q
sssne; seconds. 90 G37c; State dairy. 304c; imi-
'auon creamery. 33dD3ic.
,.I5GGS-Keceipts, 20.i58 cases. Market unset
sneSdi sged Extras. 35ls c. storage. 3l G35e hrsts,
Ssq 33c; seconds, 8O631mc; white S5Ms1's G;
brown. 3ita Q35M 9; mi.od color. 32h 033Ho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
Big Dividend for New England Co.

BOSTON, April 26.--phe New England
Manufacturing Company today declared a
dividend of 25.6 per cent. payable May 10
TO holders of record today. This Is the
sixth dividend declared since January TO-
1917, making paid or payable 1928 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26

PRESIDENT OF Lebanon; John w. Harper. state
master Of forms. Of Chester; Irwin =. Smith
state treasurer. Of Rcading. Charles Brumm
Gs sSio A. q rnsSIahs Ss sssc
W. johnson. 81 l'cwishurs Hog. JSnn RoSert
tSoa tGSoS Bf 81 fir frsdSnt 3RS HfgHH Baad Hssr
ESst lFhiiS$sibaaS; 4 y hSfdaytqn zss; &
i;SXI9s i;sX9 H5arry sagSr helms o. h9Novrynsni
VI kosuoruuGn, Miiiard r. Sloan, OF West pnil-
asPi s saoa IG@a HifS H tsaFcs HSSfa Il sS Dsas E Es
grs ir9mrs'n, tompanter-ln-CnicfH Horace v.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-26
Less Than Fourth Of 1000
Wanted for Army Here
Enlisted
enrichment Batting Averages
IN Big League Bali Totcrs

Inc figures above low the total
army, navy and marine corps enlist
ments yesterday, the total from
April l TO today and The rcr'hcr C
enlistments PER 1000 men OF wili-
tary age in the vcrioss cities.