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BOWIE RESULTS

!ie Goii,s@|a s5"g S.5o V'T sH.ac Non ISi
Irish Miss; ITO or McTarparti s. -. SIZE.
second; Hope, i05 ~. McTapgartp 81 30.
miro Time. 30 Is Golden Glow Misc
iecp Lady More also ran.
Hcrod. ~ CT MeTagsaaru. sG'56. . M'"s
SIG. won. Hyannis, liz a.. Iayf.sI. So,
'@2C, second bomnic witch. 40 ~ Robin!
SOM. 8. 10 third. Time iU7 -, ,'.ntnin
fredsri'ks y. Is Real. Jack Dawson star
Sapphire also ran
sam. So tKoppiemaa. W So u5 ,"H s 40 si wen
zoe Finn; ll3 tK MCDrrantt s. 10 - 10
ssoonG; Ada Ann. 10 ~ Rotirson, 8 SH.
miro Time, i:-l %. Smirkinr Rroot,,
corn Acton. Jerry. ir Hiker Encore also
Fourrth1--iIInlle ana sin,ccn,h-Jessle Louise
Royal Meteor. Iii ,T McTarEnrtI s. o "a
49,; second; &ui"n Sahe i0T rs WardJ,
DER IN None, Spectre also ren
fhh-slN .nG half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ris az McPsrtp",D. s2-lC. $50. s. 80
sac, $3Io. second. Tall Hearcr ii" j;
Wizard i.aniana rarior ho og.e peyn' ri.,
also 80 '''
ssix,,h-milc and twenty yards--EYmon,
High Horsc. i0s iI MoTaggaryi 5 ~ ,Mun
TlSe i45 -5 r Si WS1sr WITT rau,s$n h ssl
also ran. " '7''''
seventh raee--nila ana twenty wards
Boxer. los (W. collinsp 1850 s. 20 8. "a
won; MI NICK. lIj CRoh!usorl aaC "a
S Tin'nd costume. li5 li"yues, s. nina
Pontc'ract. Mary Warren HapP SISTER AZ,
ran. 49,
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Any physician will tell you
that Rheumatism is deep
seated blood disease. The pain
is not the disease itself, but
merely a symptom-nGture's
warming to you that you have
been attacked. The only intel
ligent treatment, therefore, is
through the blood; treatment
directed toward eliminating the
disease germs from the blood.
For years nearly all the pre-
scriptions used by the medical
profession were those contain
ing iodide Of potash or mer-
curial substances, but in nearly
every case these minerals are
more injurious to the system
than the disease itself.
One reason why S. S.; S. is so
successful in the treatment Of
Rheumatism and other blood
disorders is the fact that it is a
purely vegetable remedy, being
made from roots and herbs
gathered direct from the for
ests. 1t contains not a particle
of mineral substance, and acts
by driving all disease germs
from the blood and cleansing it,
of all impurities. S. S. S. has
been on the market for fifty
years, an devery druggist has
sold it ever since he has been
in business. 1t is sold under an
absolute guarantee that it is
purely vegetable.
Our medical department is
maintained for the benefit Of.
the afflicted. and if you will
write fully about your case YOU
will be given complete advice
as to the treatment necessary
for your individual case, for
which no charge is made. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Co., 1G3
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
ADV.
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By Rubbing with Liniments
and Ointments.

If you are one Of the many
thousand victims of torturing
rheumatism, make up your
mind to-day that you will aban-
don your efforts to rub the dis
ease away with liniments, To-
tions, ointments, and local ap-
plications. Such treatment by
itself is not only futile and de-
void of results, but is a waste of
time, during which the disease
is getting a firmer hold on your
system.
Rheumatism is q stubborn
disease. 1t is not on the sur
face, therefore you must not
expect to be able to cure it with
remedies applied to the sur
face. No one ever yet effected
a permanent cure in this way,
SO why should you continue to
suffer while relying upon treat
ment that has failed in thou
sands of cases?
The experience of others af-
flicted with Rheumatism is
your best guide, and by follow
ing their advice you cannot
only save yourself untold suf-
fering, but rid yourself of a
disease that will eventually
wreck your body and leave you
helpless. Almost every victim
Of Rheumatism has practically
the same experience. They are
so impressed with the pains and
suffering of the disease, and are
SO anxious to get rid Of them
that they have treated the pains
alone, and Overlooked their
cause. They have rubbed with
liniments, lotions and ONT
ments in an effort to get tenn
porary relief, with no chance
Of doing themselves any per-
manent good.
Such was the experience of
Mr.. Caspus Bibb, Of PAPA Tenth
Ave, Bessemer, Ala, who
writes to tell how he found re-
lief from this terrible affliction.
He says:
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LENCIIUURG.

bruce, Curry. Thrcr-hnsc hits
Eibcl, Lime. Cook. stolen bnscs-
Clemens. IInnford, l:ibel. Bnscs ON
balls-on Greene. 10; oil Johnson.
.; of Hoffman. !. Left on bnscs-
IynchhurE. o. Hirhmond. 10. Hit
ny pitched bnil-by Nicks. =; by
johnson. !. iiits-oT Greene. & I'm
{ innings; Oft johnson. & In : In
ninE.; "t Nirks, > in = innings: oil
Hoffman. ir q innings. Passed
bnII--MrNril. !. Struck out-by
Greene. .; by Hoffman. {. wild
pitchcs-Nicks. Greene. Time of
gumc. 2:I3. Umpire. Munger Smith.
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MASSEY PLAYS lNyINclBLEs
lsusincsS College Nine VIII Meet Fast
Junior Organization rhis After
noon ut byrd Park.

The Inv incible baseball nine will
play the Massey Business College team
good game is looked for. The Invin-
ciblcs have several OF tho best junior
bah players OF the city. and the boys
aud play together well. Herbert lIar-
rclSon. Il candidate for tho John Mar
shall High School nine. Is hurting for
account OF himself so far.
The lnvinciblcs will line up this ar
tcrnoOn az follows: Kohler, Shortstop:
Watkins. third base: Wcisiger. second
base: Walden. left field; Smith. center
field: Robins first base: Clark. catcher:
Rose or Ashbroolk. right field; Inrrcl-
son. pitcher.
Manager lIubiel Robins is anxious
TO secure games for the Invincibles
and challenges any team In the city,
Icams desiring to accept this challenge
should call Madison 6993-J
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
WILL OPEN SEASON TODAY

ATLANTA. GA. April II.-Eight
matched than in recent years. will open
the sixteenth playing season Of the
southern Association Tomorrow The
schedule calls for l54 games. fourteen
more than was played last year. and
before the seasons close ON September
!" the circuit may witness a hard
Fought struggle with at least six clubs
IN striking distance of the leadership
New orleans will open in Mobile; NASH
vie In birmingham: Memphis In Little
kOCk. and Chattanooga. in Atlanta
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I"'a Is ..,"l -. L. Totals
Is" ttcd Tor Koch ia eighth
taitcd FOR Scott In eighth

',h!caG" Observation-Disclosures - . /. - = ~
- '."m'n .,;.......l ""o u.
HuihInary Demonstrations Miller SisI.r
r.urncd run.-St. Louis. /: Chicago :. Two
pass hitS-W,"Ncr ca. tiand!I. rhr""- IA a.
nlt~- ..aNitu. j. Collins. Home run-SChalll
SLcrittc" hits-Sisl-r Schuik. Double IInye
. ElshtrE 70 l.. Collins To Iiandii I.avan 10
iF1tt TO SisIcr. Bases on bai!s--o Hamilton
J; or koob. ! truck out-by colt ? hy
Hamilton Pitching rccord-on Williams
hiis .nd run in inning: OF scott
hits and run in innings: of Hamilton
Continued on Ninth paEcD
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COULDN'T HIT JOHNSON

Plili.ADEl.PHlA. Apri! ll.-Walter
iohnsons binding speed and the
punching o: three Of the hits secured
of Bush enabled Washington TO win
here to-day, ) to o.. The score:
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Philadelphia.
ISi,iL,Il,lNn,
Totals ....l: - l. TothIs..ao 10 Il l.;
'Enttcd for Dell in sixth
Ran for Meyers in eighth

,;n'of" pE ,hhinSs. l..
Philadelphia. ...........l T. ~ ~ u:
Bronklyn ......-........O ~ - y - u I,
summary Errors Nich"n. l<iilif-r. pau
bert. Two-hasc hitS-,'raVaih. cut shaw
Three bas" hit-.raskert HON" ruis-I.u
nrrns. trava'h Stolen has.-cutshaw-
Eases on balls-uif Dell {. OF Alexander, ::
Wild pitcn-D"!i. Sacrifice Bancroft
Whitfield, Daubcrt Time. = hours N'm.
pres. o'bay aud Branscid. Attendance.
Ihsl
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BROWNS LOSE TO WHITE SOX

81. LOUIS. MO. April ll.-Chicaso
won the opening game Of the Amrric: n
League season here by defeating S,
LOUIS. 10 >. The score.
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Washington ............n o-y
summary: Errors-Witt, Bates. Mcbride.
Lett ON baSe..Athictics. :: Washington. d.
fs!ned ruhs.-WashinEtun. =. Two base hits
Mcbride. smith. Three-has hit--Iudgc.
Sarrihce hi's-t'nsmi;h. Rice. Hiis-on
Sush. In innings: of Il Johnson, o in /
inning struck out-hy kush I. by w
Johnson IL. Bases ON halls-pn Bush. I: off
W Johnson, :" Wild Observation-Disclosures, Bush
Iime l;"" imiircS. D!n"cn and Owens.
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SCHNEIDER IN FINE FORM

CINCINNATI. ApriI l.-Schncidor
pitched in midsummer form to day
and the locals annexed the opening
continued on Ninth pagcD
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Boston.
Phtladclphin at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati
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CAN NOT BE CURED

"a few. years ago suffered from, ,
severe attack OF nrticular NhelImatism
that rendered mo almost holplcss a.
the use OF tho usual external rremedies
wac able to check the pain 1omewhat
but did not regain the fun usc OF nv
limbs. and ION cloudy days or when
exposed to dampncss or cold wou,.i
Immediately suffer from rtIn and ach
Ing, Joints. began to take S. s. s.
and all symptoms at once began to
disappear. until now ] have no Year
OF exposure to the worst sort OF wealth.
CIR. feel y my duty to recommend
) 8. S. to all who wish to free them.
selves from tho torturing clutches or
Rheumatism "
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SURPRISE IN NATIONAL
ALEXANDER TOO MUCH FOR
CHAMPION SUPERBA PLAYERS
brookIyR Loses Opening ErnrnS-I.arh
TENN Has Two Ind Innings.
Free Hitting Features.

EEDokLNN. y. y, April Il-Thc
National League champions lost the
opening game to-day to Philadelphia
by II score OF to !. The score:
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ALL PLAY TRUE TO FORM
RED S0X START AMERICAN
RACE BY BEATING YANKEES
Caldwell Pounded by World Champion
I'ntSmcn. while Ruth Shows Md
Scns0u FOrm-ScOrc. 10 Dr.

NEW YORK April l1.-Thc New
York Americans proved an easy vic
tim for tn" champion Ioston team in
the seasons opening game to-day, the
visitors winning. 10 To g The score:
Huston. \rw
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Confederate women oner sor,,.

Lee Chapter. Unitcd Dauchi.rs
the Confcderacy, has sent "A telegram
TO president Wilson. Offering him INC
services OF 1000 members to tho gov
ernment in any capacity for which
they might bc chosen "
Mrs. McVcigh. president Of the chan.
yer, presented TO II Il check, the gift
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National League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
CINCINNATI. 3; ST. Louis. !.
rhilnlrlphiu, @; Brooklyn. :.
hnstOn-New York (wct grounI>)
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N..w York. b . Ga
summary: Error Barry. Earned runs
on Ruth. .: off Caldwell TO- Two-basc hits
"a. alter. lewis Three base hits-Wallter
Harry, Hobli;zrl ca; Sacrifice ny-I'arry
stolen basc-HohlitH"l Left ON basrs-Eew
York .: Boston. .. Double play--AIaiscl To
rrThinpauEh I" ripp, Bnses on balls-o,r
caldwell. :; Oft Ruth. =. Struck out-hy
Caldwell. ;; by Ruin. |. Hit by pitcher-bS
Ruth. |. Wild pitch-Caldweil. Empires
COnnollN and McCnIiniCk. Time. .:nn
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How They Stand To-Day
American League.
KESi.IrS yESrE,,,,>y

Chicago. =: ST. Louis. ..
Washington. 3: philIdelpliin. o.
Cleveland. d; Detroit. I.
In>iOn. 10; New York. 3.
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WHERE I'll EI PLAY TODAY
Columbus at Louisville.
~. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis mt Kansas CITY
Toledo In,iu ma n
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American Association.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
inuinnhnolis. q: Toledo. . {eieven innings).
IomisviIIr I. 1,,mmi,ms "
Milwaukee. /; 81. Paul, o.
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STANDING or CLUBS
WHERE THEY !

WHERE THEY FLAi TO-DAY.
Chicago at ~. Louis.
Cleveland mt Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
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Continued on Ninth pagc)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-20
NEW YORK, June 20.

market unsettled again today with nearly all the
authorities
vgenera calling loans
sight between m. 1t
a which looked for
,9s had
a"o 70
foor occurred.
wass
trading
& made
Reading
Irng more which rallied 95
o
uIt
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INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
WEATHER FAVORABLE
FOR WHEAT HARVEST
Sovernment Report Says Work in
Progress as Far North as North
Carolina and Tennessee

nAsHlNGTON, June 2O.-The Govern
sas weekly weather report says Weather
..sLaltlons ~ were favorable for harvesting OF
n0la'er wheat in the southern States, and
~ yofk was. in progress at the close OF
y week as far north as North Carolina,
nd Kansas
M. onahoma the grain ripened too rap
ana was damaged by hot winds I'm the
M ns''etn ss,n portion of the State. In virtually
Oner southern States and in California,
II M harvesting was going on, the yields
@s ~ crop are from good TO excellent and
Ves better than anticipated.
~. heads are filling in the tier of States
4. colorado eastward to Virginia, while
os next line of States from Nebraska
l,,. '"o 'he crop made satisfactory prog
h,s. ne northern Ohio Valley the improVos
49, " winter wheat during the week was
w marked vs, and the crop is in fine condi-
n. winter wheat is beginning to head
II Areme north Pacific coast States.
tk..s ,erage season the seeding of spring
~. - begun In March In the southern
IA ~ the principal spring wheat States,
l1I,hs."ore the close of April in the more
~ sections Of the area.
~ present. season was somewhat late In
heastern States. and work Of plow-
"A, ~ ~ retarded and beginning of seeding
~ ,s,.n WI one week to ten days later than
I,s'tpg the third week Of the month
-. made good progress In most sec
was delayed the last week by
weather conditions.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

General Railway SIGNAL Company. resuaI
" per, cent on me eommon, stocks, t1 both pay
ia Rose Consolidated Mines, regular quar-
teriy OF s cents a share, payable July 20 to
sfoct of record June 80 Books reopen July is,
Genital Railroad Of New Jersey. regular quar-
terly Of ? per cent. payable August to stock
OIL island creek Coal Company, 1850 share
IN the common stock and the usual quarterly
pprefeTred dividend Of s.; so both declared out
~ Nthe accumulated surplus of the company OF
March /, 1918, and payable July ? TO stock
81 record June %. -.
V'Weisbach Company, regular semlannual Of 81
tsr cent on the preferred and usual annual OF
2 per cent on the common stock, both payable
Iune so 10 stock OF record June 2a.
heading Company. usua, quarterly Of ? per
cent on the common stock payable August o
10 stockholdeTs Of record July "a.
Bangor Railway and Electric Company, regu-
he July 2 20 stockholders OF record June 2l
Ksnsington Trust Company regular semian.
record June 10
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TALK OF PRICE SUPERVISION HALTS
/ TRADING ON THE BROAD STREET CURB
NEW YORK. Lune 20.

Broad Street
Washington
governmental contracts
talk Of
% spervisn nearly everything
the declined
There attached the trading in Wright
Of
ckly dropped Sli
ora Explosives trading selling
to selling at
sd TO pa Similar upuns Declines noted in United
hevrolet and Boat
The oil stocks was the strength in
Standard OIL OF
declined
with Magma dropping from "A to 49,
516 Triangle Film
,.o firm, 2 and 15s
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Phila. Reserve Bank Pays Dividend

The Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadel-
phia directors. at their regular meeting to-
day, declared a dividend at the rate Of 6 per
cent per annum, payable June 30, for the
six months period from June 30, 1915, to
December 10, 1915. This is the second divi-
dend declared by the bank and cleans IN
accumulated dividends to the close Of 1915.
The policy Of the local institution has been
to make the dividend cover somiannual pert
DDS The present dividend disbursement
amounts to about $4,000. The first divi-
dend was declared i'm December last and
covered the eight months from beginning Of
business November, l9li 10 June 80, 1915,
and that disbursement was about $3.50 600
on the capital invested for that period
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Iowa, south Dakota, Nebraska and kansas- |
Probably showers tonight and ThursdnS' |
Norih Dakota-Probebly fair tonlght and
Thursdays cooler toniFhti warmer Thursday
CHICAGO. June 20.
Excellent weather and crop adyices and
rumors trst Austria has broken with Ger |
many led to heavy liquidation Of corn to-
day unuor which the market suffered a Sc
we're decline, following steadiness early.
4 rush Of shorts at the opening started
brief rally, which in turn brought In great
deal of selling
September in which recent offers have
been free. suffered particularly. The trade
was Of the opinion that certain influential
interests had filled up the pit with July and
September. There was buying of Decem'
bor by commission houses similar TO that
recently I'm evidence and that position suf-
fyrnd least.
Many september longs went over to De-
ccmher part of the selling came from st
Louis and foreigners. it was believed, were
letting go some Of their lines
Reports that the Government would rcgu-
late exports Of cereals had an effect as it
was thought that neutral countries We're
good huyors recently especially Of corn.
Tho high ON July was 21.55h, the low
Sl5lh and the close $152i2, against
Si.5l7s. Yesterdays last price The best
ou september was $l.l57s, the bottom
sl.loil. and the close $i.4lai q l4l Y,
against s. i5la, the final quotation Of yes
torday The top on December was Sl1O,
the low Slo5a, and the final $lo6% q
l.UGa, coutrastod with $iOS's at the end
yesterday
Wheat also was weak and under press
urc, with support feeble 1t was evident
| that n rcadiustmant to new crop basis was
I i'm progress I'm spite Of restrictions on deal
! iugs. Prospects favored increased offers
/ of the new grain. The 1917 crop Is being
| offered for Juno shirmcnt. Minneapolis ad-
! vices reported declines of &c to loc in the
/ cash article.
The top on July was S2.O4, the bottom 81
| and the close Sc lower at S2.Oi The best
| Of September was Sl.S1, the low Sl.75 and
| tho final 1c down at $LS0.
There was enormous unloading Of oats.
/ the market having been badly overbought.
The Price Current said that winter wheat
, conditions showed steady Improvement and
indications point TO final harvest in eX'
cc.s Of the suggested total of the Govern
| moutS June report Harvesting is pro-
| crossing rapidly in the Southwest under
! favorable weather conditions In the North
west ample rains have fallen; all the dry
spots have been wet down and the reports
from that section as to spring wheat are
generally excellent.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
United Firemen's Extra Dividend

The United Fircmcn's Insurance Com
ppuy has declared a regular semiannual
dividend Of I per cent ard an extra divI-
dnnd Of . per cent, payable June 30 to
stock of record June % The same rate
of dividends was declared six months ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-20

Total sales, SOC, 500 shares, compared with
2,513,4Oo SharesI same period last week. 2'91l'-
200 shares. -,
Great Northern ore. y Homstake Mining Soc;
Western Union S9nIinfPH1a Pnmp CSn Srs pre-
IL Dayton Power and I44Eht: ~ { lllfOTnia
frsgTed rsIrSdieIIG IL MatheSon Aukaii, K barrett Com
pany, IN: May Department stores preferred
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cHA ACTER OF WASHINGTON NEWS
PROVES UNSETTLING TO STOCKS
cores of Cutting Prices Disturb Speculative Interest
Position of Call Money Restraining Influence
Fluctuations Over Wide Range
High Points in Today's Financial Neps


Curb Call
and
Fver million dollars god arrived New York from Canada. Fed
i VALLEY RAILROAD declared regular quarterly
I on and preferred stocks American Gas Company declared
,Srt sockaU
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Another Big Gold shipment Arrives

NEW YORK, June 2o--Additional gold
10 the amount of S11,000,OO0 was received
from Canada today for the account of j,
p Morgan & co. II will be deposited with
the Federal Reserve Bank
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PHILADELPHIA -- Call per cent
Time. 5nIA per cent Commercial paper.
three to four months. 5T5l, per cent.
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point.
The following securities were sold at auction
today by Barnes Lohand:
STOCKS
5 shs United States Steel Co. preferred; .,,
par 800 ......,,,.,.,.......' lleh
I sh National Bank Of Germantown par
$50 observation-disclosures ''''''' l4O
Is shs. Robert Morris Trust Co.; par 800 as
AZ shs Bergner Engel Brewing Co. pre-
ferred; par 800 ...,,,..,.,,'' 30
l sh Bank OF North America; par 800, $50
l sh Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank; par 800 ...,,''''..',. 100
. shs. Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank; par 800 ,.....,,..,,,. 100
2 shs Penn National Bank par 500, sss3
N: p5sy EsiST STTa.1 cS a. ri tt ssss"
3 sRs sRs FFide!y Trust Co.. par 800 t'a6o ,,O
o sbs PePp4nlsayylyanis P4layl CO. ior; insurancci ''O
~ on Lives ,S66dd Granting Annu- TO
II sbs. PhiiSdePp6is Trust Co; par ti06 s2I
az Rights to subscribe TO Proyident Life
p.6HsyTSsa TSsf Co aoS a 500 seSrsss ana 'l
Market CO. par $50 80. 80. 70
20 Shs IndfPenesnee CEN paT Fri ,2s Insurance seea M
40 shs Peoples T5Ls SNatienal Fire Insurance ,a,
"a ,b, phfGsdeIRpba fGd PIT VI Iifo Insurance. Co; n M
10 ,b, ElRFaabsth mar O ana Trenton railroad ~"
shs. osF&sSfoWR G2i 4fR0%s %s4.R ana sih st'j 100.
% sshs, sss Phiisdelphia Bourss preferred; par %
shs. PhifisSdslphia BiOuiriso common; par
4 sbs Delaware iSS and Bound brook rail -,
road .....,,.,...'''''''''i i''' 100
BONDS
,9ooo Iehlsh Valley Railroad Co. per
'-''N cent consolida ted mortgage In
tsrsst june ans DeesmbsT reg ,os,s
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-20
IN MENIuRIAM

FOGD.-Iu memory Of our mother, ANNA
FORD June 20. 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-20

Natures Playground for Grown-Ups
and children; Messalonskee Beach Camps.
famous Belgrade, Me- a clea1, beautiful place
10 pass your vacation good table, pure spring
water. septic sewerage systemi 5000 h5hiha
bsll courts; bOoIet. Messalonskee beach
Camps Co, Belgrade Me.
Pine Tree Camp for Girls, POcOnO Mts. 1000
~ hove sea, bungalows and Tents hours
from New York. MISS BLANCHE d. PRICE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-20
AUSTRIAN BREAK
RUMORS HIT CORN
Selling Results From Re-
ports of Rupture - Good
Weather an Influence
GRAIN NIT MEATHFR FORECAST

CHICAGO. June 2O;-The weather report
FOR thlrty-siN hours follows;
Iowa, south Dakota, Nebraska and kansas-
Probably showers tonight and ThursdnS'
cooler.
North Dakotn-probably fair tonlEht and
TiursdnSi cooler toniEhti warmer IhursuaE'