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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

Asso., Of ?. r.. r. invited 70 funeral services
wood, n. J. Int private HaileiEh Gem. Friends
may call Thurs
URsENRACH. May ~. HESTER. wife Of
Jacob Urscnbach. Relatives and friends invited
tr funeral services. sat. . y. m. 2N2O tHlvt
st taIth and GIrardl Int Fernwood Gem Re-
mains may be viewed Fri. owe, Auto service
wARD. May 20 ANTHONY r husband oi
Mary A. Ward tnee Roylc) Relatives and
friends invited to funeral Thurs g a m, 2S02
Manton st t2ath Ind FEDERAL HiEh mass OF
reqicm St Anthonys Church 1890 a. m. Int
i'WATsGN. May u. WILLIAM G.. husban!
of Hattie Watson. aEed q Relatives and
iste residence i:Oi Ca .hariuc st. Int private.
Friends may call Wed. eve.
WEisINUERGER. MAY 81 FRANZ, hus.
hand ~ late MARY WclsonherEer tnoc Grtsbcr.
gcrl. Of 400 Grccuwich st., aged 81 Due notca
of funeral given. ~
OF late ChrlstabcllR Wulsonrroft tuec Wood.
Relatives aud friends. Local Union No. $50,
4. Il. of c.. and loiu"rs OF America. invited "a
funeral services, Fri, 3. m. sons residence.
Arthur Nolsourroft HNtN Tulip st.. Wissiuo,
MINIS Int Oakland Gem Remains may os
viewed Thurs 8 TO 10 p. m. .,,,
WRIGHT -. MARGARET =. tnco Gil
mora), widow ot Gcorgc W wrlght. In 0isl year
Relatives and friends invited 20 funeral, Fri.
p. m. residence, Bristol Pa. Int. Bristol Gem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
WHEAT TRADERS WAIT
FOR U. S. LAW ON FOOD
BUSINESS Extremely Light and
Prices Lower-Elevators May
Buy From Farmers

CHICAGO. May 23.--Dealirgs in wheat
.ontinued extremely light today and the
narket lacked decision, pending the passage
~ the proposed Government food bil The
directors of the Board of Trade took no
action on the corporation plan for the set
ilement of trades.
Futures we're lower and the cash article
also appeared to be easier.
Receipts at interior points were moderate
and clearances small. Restrictions in the
vay of new business i'm futures are rapidly
hrineing about cleanup Of outstanding
contracts. and milers and exporters will
,oon have t. deal direct with farmers and
elevator concerns
The market at Liverpool was dun and
easier
The high here on July was $2.2S at the
outs,t. the low secs and the close S2.27
hid compared with $2.32 at the end yes
terday The best on September was $2.05
Al the opening. the bottom $2.O1 and the
close S2O1 bid. against S2.05 at the close
yesterday.
Corn was irregular July finishing a lit
lie higher and September a little lower
Although at one time both positions showed
trmness
The demand for the cash article was
good. with offerings small and prices were
higher Stocks are small,
The market at Liverpool was steady.
Oats were easier. but at one time prices
we're above yesterdays close. traders were
bearish because Of fine crop prospects.
The market at Liverpool was easier,
Leading futures ranged rs follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

ol mem we're TO higher figures as COM
pared with the final quotations Of last night
MOST OF the business took nlace In tba
noon. '' W '''' "i'eI-
WIN the opening Of the exchange Lake
superior was in demand. but. while II ad-
Nahced little the movement was over a
narrow course. Both the stock OF the
united Gas Improvement COMPANY and the
warrants rose fractionally The stock list
committee OF the exchange ruled that con-
tracts made in the warrants, deliverable
When issued shall become due and be set
ued on Friday. The Clearing House Com
inlttee ordered that warrants in 100 share
lots viii be cleared through the Clearing
House on Friday, shceted tomorrow after
noon, blank sheets t. he used for this
purpose
beclining ront TO 81 General Asphalt
common touched new low mark for the
year. Here, as in New York United States
Steel common made up the bulk Of the trad
lhE' nut while IT reached new high figure
Tor the year 1t did not sell as high as IL did
III wall street Later in the day Steel was
placed under pressure and lost most Of it's
gam This gave the impression that the
early advance had been caused 10 a large
extent by short covering The movement
was the same in Wall street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
cambria STEEL ADVANCES 16 POINTS
ON LIGHT TRADING IN LOCAL, MARKET
Talk on Floor and in Street Is That Midvale Steel Is Rv-
ing Minority Hodings-Price Movements
.f." Generally Upward

,d,ance Of 16 points took place in
AZ Ala steel stock IN the trading on the
Csn,.dsIrbia stock Exchange today. The
,rire of the day, which was 1870, rep
pess p,ted the highest figure of the year. and
rese, ,s,s ouotation It was only IS points
sM,.,' a. the highest It ever sold, or li5.
peyyr tbe stock was not active, the first
Mnn".ction. which was for ten shares, being
IT, few minutes before midday, the wide
nlaus na''er,ent caused considerable attention
hiV, ~, the floor Of the exchange and in the
go, n was said that the Midrale steel
'es ordnance Company which owns the
thuSJ,v thu Of Cambria stock, was buying the
inas,, In the open market, officials Of Mid
". w desiring TO get the mnorit" interest.
Y.1 some time. it is understood, Midvale
e. .been making private bias IN tne Street,
'sn's has not been very successful In getting
vu vs s,ock The amount of stock which is
ur,.tonding is said to be small, but those
~ hold il are not disposed to sell their
vs,J,ngs being of the opinion that their in
O.,rnsnt is we'll worth while keeping in a
,,rong box Midvale gained more than ~
points. ,... ,or0 ,,.os urdor tho ireroro,
:, the operatons being carried on in Wall
.,rsst All through the day. While the move
s.sn,s in prices in the great majority Of
ssses we're only fractional set nearly all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
LOST AND FOUND

RAG Lost Sunday evening, black silk bag
containing purse. lorEuette, eyeglasses. stick.
piu; liberal reward. "5OI ~ lo,h 81.
pOG--Io . O'Clock. May 81 18Th and chest.
nut sts.. West Highland white terrier. Name
Barnes collar. Reward II found telc-
phone Devon 1873
HANDBAG--nlack patent leather handbag. lost
I'm Reading Terminal market; reward, Mrs. F.
a Clark. NRrbcrth, Pa.
Ia NALLIERE-Lost In Glmhcs' at 3.SO p.
m. "a ,urday. bracelet la valucrc. with dlA-
mouds and pearl ring good reward and no
quDHtluus asked a All. Ledger once.
Pl%-lost Monday. gold pin. round. nat old
fashioned. with pearls Howard Phone over
brook IIiO
SATCHEI.--los:. satchcl. initiated "a. r. s."
uu Sunday at or near Montgomery nike and
Btla ave, Cynwyd Kindly return or notify
a, r. staples. 9OT S 4Tth at. Phila,
SpECTACI.ES-I.O Lost. Saturday, 18th inst,
black rImmed tortoise shell speCtacles at Mar,
kut st. ferries or train leaving about
y. m. Tor Browns Mills .iu-the Pines; case
marked Lauder ClsRry. Return to 700
West End Trust WuiltinE. Reward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
COTTON GOES HIGHER
AFTER EARLY DROP
Demand Increases on Decline
and Good Gains Are Recorded
in Afternoon

NEW YORK, May 23.-New high rec.
ordS for the season at the cotton opening
this morning led to very hea"y realizing
which tended to check the upturn There
was also considerable southern hedge SELL
ing and some offerings from people who
anticipated that the weekly weather and
crop bulletin at noon would he the most
favorable in some weeks.
The opening here was 10 points higher
to lower near months shSwing tho great
est hrmness and at the end o, the FIRST Is
minutes the market was about steady at
a net loss Of to points.
The early decline carried the cotton mar
ke1 off to net loss Of about S to | : points
before the end of the first hour.
Offerings were not badly taken on a
scale down 10 2O.5i for October and Sep
temhcr, and the market showed rallies Of
I or 3 points from the lowest toward mid
day.
Thpra ,Vag n g,,J al,..r,. l...-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
BAR SILVER
GRAIN AND FLOUR

aS6REHA agS6aREHATRnRecepts, -I49; SIS bushels. Nominal
the mR 2ISS wss SsS o%9FF formT rSs
l%ts Sg for lPGSi Sm 'Tadso 4 So
y yellow, 81. ESSaSSiT17 'i'''~i i'''' "'''S'"
t.SIfrss t.SSHIfrssI;RecSpts, = a 900 bushels. The market
Ne Ne"nneu &c under a light demand. Quotat tions.
% wbse SbRite 39@ stana9rd wh!te :, 7SS@ 7Sc'
6s mass 2SS ORiS %as "9a Ga ana ass os
sSSSs sSS s Psr 9S lbs nSr IL %oos sqSn
se..E mg ls so; Kansas, clear, sla 75@ is, ,35 d2
% PrsF s1ss dear a s'fR Jsg a. gs
Az N4@I.75; do fayorite brands, $3.50
.tiSISgi city mills, choice and fancy patent
.S We T%s auote n ;'mT iGRP'T psr &"P 66
PROVISIONS
ss.nsnd Quotations; q Wcity or or" western beef i9
Nv smoked, 35c. City beef, knuckes and
rP: esTs tsSSS$ Porn ss5RIy KS Hs%: lam:
DO o0'f &c. sSoSsa s3 6sr tSNs
~ % s@@99sssd y 9ssd city cured. as q brand and ayeI
iGs.Is SssS ;Ss &C. ,mds.S ss.s
ss:. ,vsss. esc. Breakfsst st bacon as to brand and
s,:h eo5Ss 5So $50 ard STssSfS Tsstsfs rssSsa
Ssss, We .,,2 2s DO DO DO, tubs. gslte' ia LSrS
ard pure city. kets sasGSs sendersa IL tubs 5ieS
REFINED SUGARS
oudise. market was quiet. but steady. Franklin
6nS.esu 0Oc, MeCahan SC and the Pennsylyania
- Nompany s,bOc for extra fine granulaled'
DAIRY PRODUCTS
viii hiiTIbE;R.ogtside iiIbE;R advices were stronger. and
pries. hsht offerings and fairly active demand
sid nso nso{apeed le. Quotations. Western fresh,
tfs Ht@hteg creamery fancy specials. i8ei ek-
shds aasgtse; extra hrsts, 4Qci hrsts Soc sec
ss5a. 2a4se;" hFsts. 400 iii' iie; seconds, 80 q
IdE6, special brands OF prints jobbing al
ofefiesss-Ihsre was a good outlet for the limited
ouotStiensshd prices advanced l5e per case
. IA 10y current receipts $40 so per case; west
80 Al hrsts. til,lO. per case; do, hrsts
lohbing at 420 43c.
oHerin.Lssh h--fhe market ruled Arm under ligh
y llfasEs fasEoss ana a fair demand. Quotations wer'
1lI H9s,ti New York full cream, fancy, new
foot y-esa ci SPECIALS higher; do. do, fair Y
''"' -on 0aTe do, part skins, i4022e'
POULTRY
f~Ips market was quiet hui siesd
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here was a good advance later
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, May GA large business
was done in spot cotton today with prices
90 points higher on the basis Of 1860
for mdupland The sales aggregated II 900
bales including 10000 bales American.
There were no imports. The market for
futures closed firm at net advance of IL
H27 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
Initial for Pierce Arrow Motor Co.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Pierce Arrow
Motorcar Company has declared an initial
dividend on It's common stock Of 8 % a
share. payable August / to holders Of rec
ords at the close Of business July II. The
usual quarterly dividend Of 81 a share on
the preferred stock has been declared, pay
able July , TO stock Of record June ;. II
was officially announced that the common
dividend was payable August l. as 1t was
not deemed advisable TO make the dividend
on the common payable on the same date as
the preferred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS :

lcHICAGo. May 23.--HOGs-Receipts. 81. 900
es tS maThG 1oT sn soSd Sf'SS SSav MfSG s e%
MHSO; rough heavy sl5 700 u. s.; light sII'Ii
cSISTs cITsT Pssb l3OS foo ouE SloG mortSi
.,.ty; Beevss, $3.50 q i3 e5; cows and hcifers.
MM5Oq II 50; stoCkers and feeders s7.6Og 1893
uNes Sl050d1A.
,,sHEEP-Reccipts, 1000 head; market strons.
n,ntye ,.tye and western, $l2.5001+,65; lambs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
No Change in Sugar Prices

NEW YORK May 23.-Fine granulated
sugar remains unchanged at prices rang
ing from 750C to S5OC. The last sale in
spot Cuban raws was 5.96c, a decline Of
points from the last previous sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, May 23.-BUTTER-Roce
u 2ia tubs Firm. Higher scoring 81 a4liac:
EGGS-Receipts 2I3I3 cases Flrmcr. -.x-
tras. 3N'2 q %Sc storage drsts. 81 g3sc5 storage
seconds, 20 lf 36le regular hrsts, 3Gm 87C; reg.
ular seconds 32i2 G35i7C; whites. 10 n iOC
browns. 3Si2 a 99la c, mixed co!ors 3Gn3Tl2c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
HELP WANTED-MALE

BOOKKEEPER, advertising agency; young
man. experienced OF good character, who is
willing attentive to and interested In his
work: In application give tull particulars
concerning experience. education and ability;
aIso state age, references, compensation and
IN at present employed, 23l, Ledger on.
pOOKKEEPER--Want thoroughly competent
double entry hookkeeperi one exp " manu-
featuring business, none other need apply,
GOOD saiary: ref. REQ d. NJ S45, Ledger Cent
neutrality-suspicious. man IS TO 2i. to take
,harEe OF sales ledger and otherwise assist In
offlce wholesale business. Address 332
Ledger Ohice.
i{C,XNAKER experienced. white man; steady
NVork Call Wednesday morning A. NJ. Collins
Co. 24l oxford st., cor, BOdine 81.
RoY over ls, large office no experience neees-
cary; salary 81. rapid Adyancement; hours
10 g. Saturday I o'cloek. $50. Ldger
BoY wanted win nome experience IN cloth nnlsh-
Ing rooni RoQd pay, steady work. Hobart Lewis
comnsny. Richnend and bridEe ats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

NEW YORK. May 23--Owens Bottle
Machine Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Sl.75 on the preferred
and 10 cents on the common stocks, also an
extra dividend of so cents on the common
all payable July . to stock Of record
June II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
IN NIENORIANI

HANION. In fond and loving remembrance
q FELlN HANLON who departed this life
May - 1915"
NARY II. TOWNSEND and FELrX L. HAN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. May 23-The market for
coffee futures opened steady today, with
sales on the call 10,25O bags. First prices
Showed declines of 1 to points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
HELP WANTED FEMALE

,CcOMPANIsT wanted for daily rraotiClni
wifh vote, student. Write stating uuAllhCa
lions and telephone number. Box 400 Pht'a.
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President " tho United states
has pointed To the great Industrial army
uf the nation and TO the necessity for
generous unsvltsh Observance NJ duty
IN the part Of thOS" who may best
serve In that army.
Tho telephone system Of the country
Is to play q conspicuous part IN the
conduct Of the war
Bell Telephone operating presents Il
solr aR vocation for young women
wherein a no loss patriotic uan Ndlu-
Huu" service To- tau Government may 30"
performed.
II you are between the ages Of Is and
- uppN at iuu Market st. Ihllauelr
unla. any dt, except sunday. between
= 81 q. m and y. m.
New employees arc paid while learning
and are assigned to offices near their
homes. The work rs Interesting, tho EN-.
virom,nt most nEro"ahln and "urlonvN
is rewarded by ready Advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms Whcr" meals are served
at cost IN every Central Office
Apply Now,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

a" under to "2S: 2as; o?s ssdas E8Ts
Skinned, %elsRinng Y. qi{. ibsa 9SisSss. a8a86c;
20 a ssc ducks. PeEn "a0a2ic d6 indian pSiS Run
her, L iSe! pigeons, old, per pair, a592Sci do
REssED-Desirable stock was pretty we'll
cleaned up at steady prices The quota,
sceSted IS 25ls c. DO. %eshins AZ ibs and over
apiece, 2lc; DO, de- S's lbs. apiece, ,2tc; do. DO,
dry.picEed weighing ~ lbs and over apiece,
2g smaller sizes @StS 0d d
bIiGlked in boxes weishinE SCI lbs per 7pHnir' nir
5a PS d Is c o IN Do a SSsnTS S6
Sql6 lbs per Pair 2342sc; do dG do weigh
&Ssa sggo;; Chickens, WsisRnnss Sgs iSs per pair,
iSTs5y faSSy %S e 5oc 5SS do 5sT %sF6
Ing az lbs PisS 'abgtob bs. here e
common. Fog 2sc squads Per doSssn@SYhisss, oS ss
%SER9s So Rssnna aTi5 'f lbs per- dozen Dozen S
do weighing lbs. per dozen. t3qSll; do
%sssIns wsissIns sas RSssr peTe" peT dozen
DARK 81 5Oa q go small and No. ., SOC Isl 25
FRESH FRUITS
5sr 9d oo%s sPss ApP:. ss2:.aS psr S
gHfR s. o. paHls aHFradtd az So WnssSga No ~
d. per gos SS2RS mos PDs
5 4ussst E0rds fancy gSr 5o pSo
75G 75GSs So gSraPefrgt sS F!oridS per crate
$50: pneapplos, Porto Rico, per crate, ~
oiSSiac: Norfolk and Eastern Shore, I2Si6c.
VEGETABLES
Choice stock in fair request generally stead
tatoes, old per bush; So. 1898 White p9tatossss
ssISyds sSS salls per s5SS Ss White R
iS0;lb, bag-No' 20; clNooi,rs2' Nj = M@'biSbJi Ssr bibJi
S6 wSSi5o DGissGSsss S?nSS No. I9so sgo eu
;S%S SS Sniog' ,1ISoSa 1IsoSSa Pcs PcsbSass' Florida p:
trhts' hsmpsr 80 ts: d. NoTfcik per Dbl
| sb6r6. Spinach. Norfolk, per bbl,' H9i, ,oV
Ksle Norfolk. per Dbl irSoH,gg2 fancy Lsttues es
csSg9 snS dO sPSs9 PSo % sooS
gSsS s., Celery Els9rda per i9ilneh STssS
i!gGSes; Sssa'' sss ,sSGss s:sps, sSY,s GsEs GSsSEss
EOEEiSa SSS sSSgss riRSsfsa FRSoras f'S.
box 9i5o Psss SoTts c1T3l5SSSb l55SSbs enc dG s0se az
per Dbl basket ,S2so0sSS, soS,S sGSsSSmessT: esr'
EI9rioS; na S.r 100 bSsehsr. tlqS Asdishss. E9l
Tnif' bsr basket 25c q i2o; do. per bel NJ n y y
SS%slS:s e; S' EsFIsss Ssss!i r. .iSiiiso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
Statesmen

II YOU are a successful salesman IN any
line we will make place Tor you IN our
permanpnt organization.
. Have YOU noticed the advertising Of Sears
RoebuCk No wonder our statesmen a"e may
inE more money than others are
NJ LII -L--
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

ELEVATOR OPERATORS
for onlce building service; white; steady EN-
ployment. Apply Room 4Sl.
LAND TITLE BLDG,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

MACHINISTS-Floor and wise hands wanted;
eXceptional opportunity and best OF wages.
Apply Bpment-Nliles, 2lst and Callowhlll.
MAN competent white. TO care for small lot
for vegetable garden, horse ana COW; reter-
ences required. $40 per month and Keep
NJ $40. Ledger Central,
MAN AND WIFE wanted as butler and cook In
country. near Wilmington; German preferred
Address II r., Bellevue. Del.
MAN-Honest adaptable man for grocery stores
wages $40. CAN evenings, 1892 Lancaster ave.
MEN WANTED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

made additions 10 our plants; highest wages
good opportuuties; lasting positions; no munls
lions preferG nee given TO nonunion men.
Write for application blanks today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
AppIv Room 4il,
vIDENER BUILDING

Onlce Building window Cleaning.
Day work. steady employment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

MEN. white. wanted TO work In lnoleum fac
tory: no experience necessary good wages,
steady employment. some positions sutabie
for men between ages OF 10 and 60 years. eau
hrt,yrDu u and 10 q. IN. Ask for superintend-
pnt q W. BlabOn CO., "lS and Hunting
Park ave.
MEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. locomotive ma
chinists car repair men, lao rers locomotive
cleaners. Penna II. r., l7il Filbert st.
MEN-Nuod WORKING plant. q. NJ. Weber me-
North Wales, Pa, near Phila, ----
MlIIWRIGHTS, familiar with wood working
machines and repairs to same. Apply George
W Smith y Co, 30O7 Powclton ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
Extra for Owens Bottle Machine

AriZ United ...,,
Nevada Hillt .....
TeCopa Min ..,...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

ELEVATOR OPERATORS
for office building service; white. steady EN-.
ployment Apply Room 444, Widener BIDS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-29
DU POINT FACTORIES
TO HAVE AIR PATROL

New York-.An aerial patrolling sys-
tenn, involving the expenditure of one
half million dollars for equipment
and an annual upkeep cost of one
quarter of a million dollars has been
announced by Pierre Du Pont. of
Wilmington. ell. for the protection Of
the T.. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.'S
plants. according to the Investment
Bulletin, issued by John J. Parker, a
New York specialist in airplane stocks.
1t is to be in operation within 80 days.
The station which will vie with the
Curtiss training field at Newport News
will be in charge of Harry n. Atwood,
aviator. and now head of the Atwood
Aeronautics company of Williamsport,
Pc. Orders We're placed recently with
the Curtiss Airplane company of Buff
falo for 100000 worth of machines.
and the Thomas Morse company also
received an order for $4,000 worth of
equipment.
. In addition to protecting the powder
works from aerial attacks, the Du
Pont system will serve as a training
school for aviators. 1t Is contemplated
to train at least 100 men a year, free
of any charges. for government serv-
ice in emergencies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-29
First Methodist EPISCOPAL.

Corner of East Main and Wasbip.-
ton streets. Rev. Charles p. Croi.cn,
d. D., pastor.-Sunday school a, al,
4. m, Lewis N. Shines, superin,end-
ent. DAILY addition Sunday school q, 2
p. M; Isaac l. Scott. superintendent
Morning worship and sermor n, II
O'clock subject of sermon, hi, inc
Co. opcration;" evening worship and
sermon at o'clock: subject OF sermon.
Self Mastery" At Gas the Enworth
league will hold = booster mcniin. in
preparation for the state EpWorth
league convention which will be held
il, this city June 20-25. The league of
the South Methodist church will meet
with us. There viii be a special n1u-
steal program including saxaphone and
violin solos. John I. Patterson viii be
the leader. Every one, young and OLD,
is invited Tuesday and Wednesday
the Missoula County Sunday school
convention viii meet in the church.
There will be no prayer meeting for
this reason. Thursday afternoon the
Woman's Homo Missionary society will
meet at the parsonage at $3.50. Spc-
cial mite box program and the boxes
will be opened. \ comfortable pew and
a. welcome for YOU at this church al
ways.