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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-14
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sssSSsI sssS SsErs sHsoEEsscR EsiS pli4A.TT HAT
neral servioss sSSfs sSfs eng friends invited TO ~.
S.Sse siON n ga 81. tG inG E West p'rSHts LsTI., Fsi
n,DrLULL,--At Mo9rss,own, June 70 tizA
aFed ~ 7s o'Rshser RsisiysSsf 81 lat Ss Gsor snd Liza bg
toTn' hterel' Sun Sun p m, 4t4 n Church st. Moorss
s,5S ESSKGIF1i;IHas n l2 FREDERICK C.. bus
tnends invited to funeral services Fri q n "nu IN
HIS Gem Remains may be MI Viewed pr5'PHss PSn- Chsten
p. m Auto funeral i'u'''' 'i'er
band EdiSafNhRT ~ EsRbTsi5 i2 RopMAY M
yves and iriends; Jerusalem Lodge. No %S6G
II Mystic Lodge No S7o. S7lpfier + o. IS 2e "a
a. ave- tuPiTsi sbIyo 'frESSss hSss sy sy. 23S Fe9E
saints r r, church GrsgSd. gS6d,''o''e INT All
r3ANS r3AH2N NJ A b. Ea5sEs soS 81 Ssma. Sgs1s HowgARD
bscca Evans. ased 20. Due notice OF ''t funeral
band FdfE99YRsoSJYg2 81 RS9S F.l,Isr l. WILl4 hq,
RSief As.e nvsd q fanerq vi Fri, 1SS6's $50 ma m
fGk,s SAuFc6 10 pu Holy WHSs gross e Ger, Pa''
late tFIFfIM}FqlnGs fIHTS Finn Il NE, WItSoN 6usssnd
fris9ds Invited . funeral services, FrI 2S Tna %
SsS'8S1 SsoSS sa q 'GntnSE INT pays,. aaEGf }S
Remalns may be viewed Thurs. after p s'" N,
nrdsft Eiood RoiatyssH SAND ana fTenss' 9S'1snd 81 S!
thongs Holy Name Society Div. 10. IL. a.
S. X5sns % SIS F, 81 < K oS pSnnS a. R So1S'
hellet Asso., invited TO funeral Mon, A. m
s. Aqy5onys GSureR SSo Sp n'is @. q Int t'aPHsI HsI2
u.G4LLAGHER.-, June II, FANNIE, widow o,
Of Sois Melon si Relatives AND friends in.
s5I iief 70 fu1F9Ts FTS san Royis $50 @ 5Ssasuce q
Gr1n high mass Of requiem st Asatha's 10 a. m.
n.figILToEE iM3GJans 3GJsss IL JAMES N husband O.
and friends, Mayo Ben Society Plasterers'
kk3SoTsF' ksS = M Beg Eos, 4iSp N.!Sy' SY''si g
mass s. Edmonds Church 10 a, m. Int Holy
GLENN'--June ls, HENRY CLAY. husband NJ
Anna Glenn tneg Grossl and son Of late Colonel
John r. and Eleanor Glenn, ased 62 Relatives
otdce All sSons Of which he was 81 mem, Sm
ssE inNltssd TO funeral services, sat, . p m,
HkcKNErHY Llsud9d,.nggT sls 9, gTiy2,, 2Sn. - r,,o,,,s
6s6aad GT9iES GH e. AiSG syd as.d EsS'Sil e
93 ana H. hSod fsR Ad'nS'sq ta Sass ~ 10
~, 81, Int. rFernwood Gem. Friends may view
~ yHtIA,LL-I,7sisl9 Month, 18TH, ANN ELIZA
5h ps atc resdcnsSe drsysiore p ION SfFf9ds5y Frs15ys
RRo,ggii12 sgiSg gTqgGdT gTSSRkoFd TTans esyns
grJSsJ ggs5dsJle sS,stSn Int Goshen FRIENDS surynG
HE1 era Ss5fAaa y @ ss Tis psps e
IaI"f2snG Ha frSnnSs fRHd MTt92 s5a 3GHohge Relatives
Church invited TO funsrai 2SqSy s al ihs 7m''itston
Church OF ths vsiiauag 10 SH'iS" a. M ln' '' uoy ~
o,HEMINGwAY.--Iune ~. REBEccA. VIII. =,
RiEGTI RciE,GtTI,ess semHngTsy aI,H tnes Bedford) aged 4e
sat p En 6us5gnd's residsnes ?55S n AZ
mains NAV he V,.vS5m TS5m via funeral car re.
,.HENYEssY. June HJTnSS t95, &NIrE'aG II, ~,
HonrS j. Hennessy. Relatives and friends l.
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Aiss,r Py.sp No En1Ssn nRTeA invited ts''s e
GmsnowSC Solemn sss Si f.sd,m SAs L,sa s
CCs.pneents church, 10 a. m. Int Holy sepuichre
a mn NEE smith Relstiy.s SAND and friends In.
I5RFsSS%s;gtnIS!S ISB SS1 r. S.,'
,nss ,n,, 9uislsyG sEsd 35. Relatives ana Yrisnds
s5 %scs sF $50 Solemn AsS 5i,qsoSs E.SS.6 q
RRS,s RRsys sShgTes Of nc Assumption 10 a. M int
!, u iHu5LSSEMAN 5oS5E a T,iSps r. HENRY y, son OF
o GnsTpa' '1 from Eii?sS;tN is,s Hg5s'eTan Due notice
y3 drsnSs9SS jiau,Ii a. ANNrE R.s1; RFE.TIT
T,lends nytsd % funeral ,stylces' Fri, 2'p1 q
RR; MsnsyunS ii9 my privits wast ssO GsrSS G3TS9
son EEE,LEy. 2, isy E7ssdq.nly Jun. ~, GEORGE j..
a. M. M T22So prIn.o,, INVITED to tunsrsl Sat. $40
iSS'Sm4 M T'9Si'H Ht st. mas; psns :. s. So%sns Church
p.SIs.IlEsR .SIssTIlERI I;,J,une Y, GEORGE, husband Of
2a H,o W: Erie ave. Int. North Cedar hin CEN. %
LEW LEWIS June 1s, WILLIAM II. LEWIS. pu.
inStSS9n S SJ FUNERAL will given from e0s5 wash.
ana ,d5L2S,YIPn.-Iung IL, THOMAS, son Of william
Rolatiyss ana friends invited tfsms, 70 m5s, Sssd 9
oxford n, NJ M0Fish te RSF'Rts R..: ia?S nav
10 IoiypfeRTRhEgGrsty IEo5iiTypse RTRhEgrsy after 2 Ps' ' '"''
wife q sorss and dSaHESHEET q HSSsdSE II a.
ilveas and frlsnds, ivNnhoe TenPisS. No. NiS i!S
Gem Friends ;' may cali rhars hnf Tsisi'Y svs Luth'r"n
y,5Iib 5MiABoME5YIISggs sS5 ~, ANNA. daugstsr Of
Ssed 49, Rslstiyes aud trends invited 10 ".
Wr's se5sSS;DS Sss; 80 a m parents rssldeHee 1910
Lady OF Mercy Church 10 a n Int HnHm Hoym cTo!s Uss
,MNiALLQYz-Jyno ,l2,, JOHN MALLoY, son o,
Ana friends a.6 QfHesrss o, ssd Roc. Bls.ys' Bs,tc,
ImyIcd IayrS iS funeral sat g M, late resi-.
Phiip de Ner Church 1880 q M ms" Int mas Hsy sS
.oSJ oMSJARRsM--Iune r. sl,,,-- l2 ARTHUR E. MARSH
Chlr'h sat n. m. Int. private Holy Sro,s
NJ rMGiCtSR>%HBSKJgTs iSts %BoH., II MARY Al dauest.r
Rslqtiyfs and friends, emgioyss ot J. e HsTmon HleH
M9Tys oSSsgEEIh 80 isl GstEsSpTiSsim GtESpism cem s'
,r es8s Vine u. Solemn Y're reauom sa1 mlss ssS
St ps3s Gems me Kato KastSrE EuHsrSc GhSTch 10 a M Int
ok kTRTR'41 KR 81, RRII,,IIJuns u, MARTHA JANE Me.
los Sp'Ts' m Ssos sos TiGHGs Invited % ssy.
woodlands Gem Friends may cali ThurS, 4 e.,
,NsgL93EeHILIN LIIN;.-,-Jugs H. ANNIE NJ. wifi.
II'ss and friends invited 70 funeral. Sat. $40
C,hurch 10 a, m. Int Westminster Gem Wu,s
MfS jaSo. asg sg's al. 1,
NJ ;iryS:l Sssl.S G. Sss 'Ifi slnS''' s1 Int t.
MOlR-June II, MARY A.. widow of Robsy,
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SsS We So9e ,sses.id.s y ire si.nsrsfc
a' Driysts oih 'c.Gsi 2 fH' cim nH.nisgs xss
Of isTSSS5TtTTJgn' TS5tT!o5 W. sds,, q IycB MEEyA yissS
HSisR g. q HffsYgTiSe'fsh HfYggISefh D.. hus.
RSps ana sG'ss Hs ansFs SSFsPs ss
s.sss,m boif ifGsi6enSe Si6e o. s2n,inSay gsoEss 4.
IS ss Peter ana Fss church $50 : : M ks@sis: rain:
sMTH Gaes VIE fSPFHsHE II HsTfg O. PEA sntSA
RsIatlves and irendds invited to services, sat,
2SO .. m. tSO n $50 ct. Int private.
A., NowDEN.-sudaenly June H. WILLIAM
s5S friends Children q 81, TSg@sss fsroeSs Ssss
TesSsnes 1924 iI4tb " soisr,r a; M, parents
s.. ThopSs,s Church 1880 a. m Int New
sTEINbRESNiE.R Funeral services "sa ana int.
ioyw fw!FgsI9 95sEFIR9 swIPP sTwIPPst2n p2 June A.
trinity p =. Church, DeiSwafe SV ave and Adams
e.: wilpinSton, on sat. ~ O'Clock noon. Int
THYG or @Jgn. Y, L{nIA R.. widow e
= 81 ST. Media. Media Pa Int Int Media Media Gem 'n' %
Of late samuel and Henristta E. UnrGh. ssed ST.
fia' iat IVY FHIf csa' SaS T. '0'''' lane NJ airy
4srs TsS Nss q s.ss. sGgEs .sa 4st i.sst
Hamilton Council! No, su, 7, ?, A.. washing
TS sro,siys %sss@biy No = A. o NJ p. ingltsSs TtGSi
%odS TO 59nsT sTs %ss fhs s r.nd. ms2 s2S "a. HaEH R
wAfE EprlySfS pans ''dx dxpEnnb snb ASS aaSsbsr bfgq'rS
Relatives and friends employees OF Kohn. Adler
Sns rsdnss Ss1i Race u Mass Of re rsadsm Rsn
church Of our Lady Of Rosary o a. m. Int.
private. Remains may be viewed Thurs, TO
Wall Is June i2-- Captain SOLOMON, hus-
band ot la:e Mary Z. Walls and son Of late
and friends, Oriental Lodge No. 26. X of r;
oysteTmcn's Association invited 70 funeral ssgy-
Sss k P,gt ynS.I. s,dsnes St s99nSw sma.n WI
Int Evergreen Gem Friends may call Thurs.
Of The late Mary Webb ana SON of The late James
friends Invited 70 funeral services. Fri, D. m,
Int at Port Penn, Del Train from Broad 81.
WHIT AISERiiIr,jyRef, Err II: At AuSuEn, y. J.;
friends invited TO funeral Auburn, N. J.. Fri,
a. m, Int, Lake Park Gen., swedsssb9To; y; ,.
wfLHELM1. widow OF Frederick Wilhelm, aged
SO Funeral from parors OF Mrs. Ellis Ewell
& Son, 100 W. Girard ave, Fri, 1850 p. m.
i'wiNTERboTToM June IS. WILLIAM c.,
husband Of Elizabeth Winterbottom tnee Ful.
mSWE1oRRTFHfi%dToS-I SE1RFf IL THOMAS j. hgs:
band ot late Emma apd son of Eber END Ellen
invited 70 funeral services, Fri. p. M, All
WRIeHf;-Juns 81 JAMES M son q Mary
SRS Snd frsnds. atS Comrades ot NsyS Hospts ai
a. and Gray's Ferry road, invited TO funeral,
Fri sS mns. @ R SnSTes cSuTe6 zoo 10 ISa %
Int Holy Cross Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-14
NAY COTTON CONSUMPTION
GREATER THAN LAST YEAR
Government Report Shows Gain in
U. S.-Imports and Exports
Decrease

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE census
itport issued today shows that cotton ex-
aaslye of linters, consumed during May
@laled 6l5,iii running bales, compared
Nn S15,566 last year, of which 350,773
ealss were consumed in cotton-growing
sAles this year and 32A492 in 1915 Lin
~ consumed during May this year totaled
uAoO bales and 1884 in 1916.
cotton held in consuming establishments
Nay 81 was l,S99,OSi bales this year and
HnoS6 last year; and in public storage
.na az congresses 1,953,17S bales against
LliS2bl in 1916.
imports were 70 ,SS7 equivalent 500 pound
nl% IN 1917 and 32,602 in 1915 Exports
moulding lnters, 375,S22 running bales
WI and 5lO,0Sl in 1916.
vouop spindles active during May to-
ela S45S,l6o this year and 32,2O9,374
Ainlers held in consuming establishments
NAY 81 were 12s,372, and $500 on
g 81 last year. and i'm public storage
W. az congresses, 255,l35 bales in 1917
na 1889 in 1915.
mere was exported during last May,
TS9s ~. oales, compared with 37516'in 1916,
souon consumed during the ten months
slehg May 81 totaled 5,6S1,570 bales,
HAnst 1887 48S in 1916.
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Big Change Boosts Red Cross

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE New York
Stock Exchange has adopted the following
resolution: BE it resolved, by the govern
ing committee Of the New York Stock Ex-
change that the patriotic action taken by a
number Of stock Exchange members and
firms in volunteering to donate to the
American Red Cross as large a contribution
as each can individually afford during the
Red Cross week, June IS to 23, both in
elusive, be and is hereby heartily approved
and indorsed.
BE it further resolved, that a copy Of
these resolutions be mailed to the President
Of the United States TO each member of the
War Council of the American Red Cross
and to every member Of the New York
Stock Exchange"
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CHICAGO Ju,o,,

Ioo,.,. , ShlCAGO. June ~
weather. Weather over the belt which was looksd
upon as highly favorable for tho oron
weakened the corn market todsv u,,,-,.'
active buying by commission bouses cou.oS
ldl'ies AT times. There was an avooi,.,.
demand for the cash article ana :, -
reported that there was some inquiry for
export Offers from first hands we're ,,rn,
ana there were some reports Of damage 70
the crop In bottom lands from floods
me market at Liverpool was hrn, rr,,h
oHers scarce. Shipments from, Ara.,,t-n
ior the week were estimated M sso nnn
ou9nels, against 2096,OO0 bushels last wear
me top mere on July was Sl.67lh the
oot'oin Sl'o4 and the close sl54& 7i54iE
against SI57Ss yesterdays last 80 90 "a a.
top on september was Sl57 the low 81 A5iS
ana the close S1.46dl.45& con,narod ,,,,,S
Sl'oV# y at the end yesterday. The hes, ~
Deceinber vas $l.14A the low sl.OaI. ana
the close Sl.092s Q1.O9h, contrasted WITH
Sl,ISA, the Anal quotation Of yesterday
Wheat transactions were unnterestinr
and prices were easier.
a leading firm at Minneapolis said that
tne Iast Wee' had been favorable for crops
IN Minnesota and North and South Dakots
and that the first summer weather bad
been experienced. Good rains were re-
ported over virtually the entire territory
and all small grains are in fine condition
except winter wheat. The stand and color
Of wheat are excellent
An authority telegraphed from Kansas
that the crop Of Kansas, barring too much
rain, hail or excessive heat before perfect
maturity, would be a surprise.
Corn in the Northwest, where warm.
dry weather Is needed to permit cultiva :
tion, is backward. An official report placed
the amount on farms in Illinois on June
at 32,0O0,o00 bushels, against ss,e72 ,00o
bushels estimated by the Government on
March 12
The area planted there is is per cent over
that Of last year, or 9135,000 acres. The
condition of the crop in the State is fair.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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prArHa

Q Molr. sssd So Relatives and friends invited
s.tsn' sR'rs, ave. .'rSsss ts 10"
main, may Be ysw;SI Tspt',, eve, -.
Lotss, No. ss1 y, sRd 4. 81! IsIusslsn chsgi
order Eastern = Star wsshnstcnp Camp. DO Nc. So
isSb P, Q, s. o. A. Gawsnsse rr,et. 10; ISL.
dsmF q r. So S:''y S. s0' T'%'' Nj nylt.a g u y
rDsS Psr ana .msns Dsgd s h III sSags,r SlSs.
g5s3S5 %5S 81 JOIN SA?T s1 81 %2ND45 Eu.F. ;
'hoa hends g Sos FroSS fcaSnst &C. OF S i8n SSs. SsS5'
kSTTSSlnss ,Pay b viewed Thgrs. eye ,,,n
oRe widow Of pstlcE tSTr o2sb "a L'0 Mke
~ fJisnSs fSSi,sd o iunSsSrsi sat- 50 a. M
H,s't tmwssulais Conception Church 10 a m
sssd E,lsIIS;s and iTisGSs syty1sf. q
SsT oS SAT- Arch and ,S SAaE. s mt n AafysT prTs
uSd aNEES II II lYAhsE E ,uEst.i H,sor c Rso,I ana
MARY ohpm.lss' Relatives and friends invited
NJ! " trs ' 70 'E N , viii ii MAKE " sDsca SS' siop q,
osr!ens Reatiyss and friends ,invged, to ~.
sSsmn S fsSasm SsO mass ne church yii d the Ns,s
,.PARRERe"SJSmn, m i, i'm AIM" A.. wife. Of Iegl,
NJ Parker and daughter Of Mary and late Will
.ma ces 'iyss e 2KHd fTtsRss nses @' 20 fnefs sfs
sgvus ,fettnantown ave, SAL bSu, n ma 80
10 a. % IN YfoIy I'Sef Sspa.sbi. 81 '!SHnS" ea "''"
PATTIsoN.---June l. .psEPH n, ST.. hps.
lives and friends invited TO funeral, service.
ss,.gn osS F0TE rSad % SON int 0isRH
Westminster Gem. Auto funeral
EbERRfDs @kNcs @ T .Sn S9''ffr cf A2,d Rd lyme aa ia
Mn9rgsrT I9lg1 y PenTose ased "a Restlyss, @2d
Miner 81 ,Hlsh mas 81 Asnes's R g Church
PRIcE,-Rt RiveFtton' ttns N Otn, j' June IL, ARA.
"a Relatives and and friends 'h5 invited Cd to funeral
sat. m. 4iS Lippincott ave, Rverton.
PYEE,@Junc H. WILLIAM. husband Of. Mary
bodEe No. ass. K. o, o 81, PsnHai r., R.
HT Alter ,. m ss2s n BoEvier St Int. OK.
OIRSENSAUER. JUNE l2. REBEccA wife OF
Ears Relatives and friends Invited 70 funeral
services. Fri. p. m. Gl24 Cedar ave. Int.
RENTscHGER. juno ~, CAROLINA. NJ,
lives and friends inyitsd 10 funePai sat. 2
m 2Sdo n MSTsn'iI st m INT n,.i priNEEIS; A.; MI
EtMfER v RE&TFaaEL EunSSal SSS services and
Eom;; ynSS ElSsr a5S.,,S 3Sn1 q
li4 5. 6th St, Camden, N, J. Int, private.
RstuNssEL L@juno 10. LOUISE. wife Of John
| =. Russell Relatives and friends invited TO
fHnsSra ,S r.oI. Tr IsG pssbstS i JSSfbsS9 JSbSgsb
| scHAFER June l8, JOHN scHAFER, Rela;
| tives and triends invited to tunSraI sun. !
Ios w sss o. iS Gem
| sCHNEIDER.-Iun IL, ELIZABETH NJ
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
ToNoPAH STOCKS
SteeI COmpanies TO Marco

1dalsS ~, June l4.-Plans are being for
PfssSSs TOT a consolidation Of the Knox
8hestIs ana Welded Steel Company, Of
lal,hrsanu' and the Blaw Steel Company, of
TN viii Inc name of the new corpora
lhd II e pe the Blaw-Knox steel Company,
|Iopo.ls,nal nl be capitalized at S1.400.OO0 The
,ders ~ mas been submitted 10 the stock
{ m.r ut approval, and 1t is understood
My OF them have already signed Oft
INA OF the Blaw Steel Company is
msn,.s pittsburgh and is engaged in
~ retsaeture OF anneallng boxes and
~, ouucts of similar nature. The
\ ~ ,rressed and Welded s.oel Comnanv.
'4 1, -sauand, Pa. The sales departments
~, sonsolidated, and Al Is believed the
..I&s " benefit the stockholders 10 a
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
cpAIN AND FLOUR

r receipts, 2B1 207 bushels. Nominal.
WIG ss66 bushels. The market was quiet
qadsT sR Ss 9'rnfi 10
Hr gts 5orvsIlow, Si.S2@1.s3; western N. 1
n ho,i ios6di ST. western No. yellow, Is
fiig, Rsespts. 90, 4es bushels. The market
0A -. end q higher with demand absorbing
,.td trin q saii' 'nferings. Western adviccs We're
N nmited dbsotstions: No 2 white. 74W7iis c;
frnesI vybIte, 73073hci No. 3 white, 12 n
t4c 10 receipis. 460 bbls. and ., ,O72. 7O2 lbs
rfl0tslh Min limits were firmly maintained
nekss. ,yas auiet Quotations per 1876 lbs In
"a uaoe ,,,n or jute sacks about 2jc lcssJ:
~ csttsraIght. ti2,2 5@12.I5I kansas, clear,
Il2b0p "a rT5Gi4 5O spring. first clear Sl2 20
90. 40 patent. s13. rs a IA 80; do, favorl
~. dH u, 75glllg752Sa'r 5,ll75Sr5G5 e!y mills choice a
h1Z, ,pfFiOtlR was quiet but steady. We quote
BIZ, gs per bbl., as TO quality
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

+. CHICAGO, June 14.--HOGS-Receipts IL, 900
"a butchers, $14s5@1 15.S5 good heavy, $i490
iss99 rough heavy, sl4,9Oq15lo, light, Sl435
tlb9O PIGS, $40. 81 q 1880; bulk, Sl5m157O.
CATTLE Receipts, 6OOO head: market
ilsady, lOc lower beeyes, Sa.204l3.7O; cows
NMg 1850; calves, $40 O25@l5.25.
!, ,,sHiEEEPI1Receipts, 5000 head; market strong,
Wgloe higheT native and western, $4,000
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DIVIDENDS FOR RED CROSS

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE American
Brake Shoe and Foundry Company has de-
clared an extra dividend Of per cent on
the preferred stock, l per cent payable in
cash, 5 per cent In the Liberty Bonds and
/ per cent for the purpose of enabling the
company on behalf of stockholders to make
contribution of the same to the Red Cross.
All dividends payable June 30 to stock Of
record June %.
The Gulf States Steel Company has de-
clared a | per cent Red Cross dividend on
its common stock, payable July to stock
Of Record June 25., and tne Kennecott Cop
per Company has declared a dividend for
Red Cross work of 20 cents a share, totallng
S565,000 1t is payable July 25 to stock of
record July IA.
WILMINGTON, juno 1.-THE Hercules
Powder Company today declared a Red
Cross special dividend Of per cent, aggre-
eating S71,500.
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VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
iSS No E@8 Sgiis, ss@5. OWhiiS WhiiSS pdia ,oes sSg
Be7; culls $3@4 White potatoes EasII
sn Shore, per bbl-No. /, 25@95O Onions.
nTi I'Sas per sFbs eTFabteN9; l. 95 l.6Oi No, .,
.'l,50q2 doe Norfolk, per bbi. crate, 81 ,5O4
Z LETTUCE. North Carolina and South Caro-
i0!leh crate, .Sl02, Beans North Carolina
ind South Carolina. green, per basket, S192BO;
90 North carolina and South CdTOuna. wax prI
basket 81 q2.5O. Beans, Norfolk. green and
wax per basket, $40 $50. Eggplant, Florida.
Ee2b. squash Florida, per box, Sld1.5O
gpeumbers. Florida, per ba sket, 81 5OG3, Beets
YES Florida per crate--fanCy $2W2.5O; choice
n@gl75. Mushrooms, per alb basket, 81 a
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ARCADIA CAFE TO OPEN
ICE PALACE TONIGHT
It's Scenic Effect Unique in Philadel-
phia-St. Moritz Scenes Painted
on Walls

The Arcadia Ice Palace of st. Moritz, in
the main restaurant of the Arcadia Cafe
Widener Building, will be thrown open to
the public tonight for the first time. In
scenic effects and general design the ice
palace will hold a unique place in Phila-
delphia restaurants.
The four walls have been decorated with
paintings Of winter scenes and the entire
main room will give a realistic impression
Of the joys Of winter.
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Extra in Liberty Bonds ana g..

BOSTON. June H. - The United sbos
Meehinery Corporation has declared an
extra dividend OF 10 per cent in stook and
: per cent in Liberty Loan bonds in additior
70 me regular quarterly dividend OF aftv
Sem,s el..5 per share upon the common stock. The
regular quarterly dividend Of thirty-sevan
and half cents a share was IecIsrsS ~
the preferred stock O''
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PROVISIONS

.s n fair jobbing inquiry and values
Ine.T,ss.dily maintained The quotations were as
Fgt ~ cIty beef. In sets, smoked and air
hleEs ssiI q. western beef, in sets smoked
90 Sssty beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked
W eldr,ed 96lk c; western beef knuckles
~ .snnssTs smoked 391a c beef hams. $500
nsgE family S4A50g 45; hams, S, p, cured
sS2SSdd sSSa2Sedd Other oHaS hams smoked
q, ases,rsa sa' as to brand ana average 299 26h c.
Sus % smoked western p,SSIc cured 29,&g2Sh Dc
bllsse ,oose. 2iac do smoked 22hc; bellies
ef,saI.tle' according 70 average, loose, 20c;
psssAst bacon as to brand and average. city
vs. M. breakfast bacon, western cured 35c:
riso yestern refined, tcs., 24c, DO. do. DO
~ ~. a. 40 do in tubs 24c
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FRESH ERITITS

Demand was fair and values generally ruIsd
pa pei. bbl-Ren Davis. s4845O; Baldwin
70 !, ,4@5; do, ,ungraded, s3mI. Appies
n box, SSa4 Oranges, Florida per crate
Bright fancy 50 a >, so; Russet, fancy, s2GS 40:
Eorl ISeqxl 90. Grapefruit. Florida, per crate
hWg5. Pineapples, Porto Rico. per crate son
w strawoerriesi per qt-Jersey, GaiOc;
Eastern shore 80 &c; Delaware and Maryland'
IesS Blackberries. North Carolina per d. Ia
elSc Huckeberries, North Carolina per of ,
Rel5. Peaches, Georgia, per carrier S2d3,
Whtemelons, Florida. per car. 500 n 100
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sr-rTTR-The market wos quiet and lc lower
y, nore liberal offerings and easier outside
g1ipss Quotations were as follows Western
E.s solld-packed creamery. fancy specials,
va y seconds 36h c nearby prints fancy,
n. average extra, 40M4lc hrsts asa 90c
,sssois, S6h @37c; special brands Of prints
eirseSSjs-Fsncy. stock sold fairly and values
~ well sustained. Following are the quota
.s,r,nt receipts. $500 per case; western extra
s,.is ti0 20 per case; do firsts. 5000 per case:
mssy selected candled eggs were jobbng at 40 al
w 'ccHEEsE--Ruled weak under a light demand.
o,otstIons were as follows; New York full
VIM fancy, new, 24Ia q25c; specials higher;
N d. fair 70 good. new, 23i5 a 2ic; do part
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

=, market was quiet but steady with re.
...ss - Accepting. orders on basis OF 7.5Oc for
- fne graniilated.
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reportedc dchowlng nnng precipitation in In,hs.
.0f, Duluth 'Og6; 10 hinedosa and Devils NIss, Iss
CSihrnsyile, IpdlanapolHs, & Port rt"TSursh .i2,
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IMPROVED WEATHER
BRINGS LOWER CORN
Buying by Commission Houses
Causes I Rallies at Times:
Wheat Declines Also
WEATHER CoNDIrIoNs

at the weatbehs pune June IA,--Adviees r.e.,v.d
WV 'O''o"inE weather condltionsi indiestsd
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A meeting Of the reunion committee was held
at the home ot Mrs, Carrie Posern. 2499 Turner
chairman Of the committee The comunittee
will have another meeting to mako final ar
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5E TES ESVT s.S. & 'A' sssSs siis'iRSs 'i
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~ meetins Of the campaisn leaders Of Betsy
Catherine Hill, 500 East Allegheny avenue Ias
,dy Monday sfteTnoop when they received instruc.
uonH from Miss Burgin and the banks Eefsy
Ross Review will work hard 10 secure tbs
twenty-five new members assigned them by the
paisn, " '''"