davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

A. ]. Hawkes. took out a new
corn and feed binder Monday
purchased from the Valore Hard
ware Company.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

Mrs. Ruth Staley has gone to
Denver to attend a business col
lege.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
phone No. Al when you want
!: Record Office

rugo is going to have a fair
bt. 27-28 and 20.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
ROLL OF HONOR

The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to tn
RECORD since our last issue:
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
COTTON PRICES SAG
IN NERVOUS MARKET
Slight Rallies During Day, but
Buying Lacks Aggressiveness,
Encouraging Bears
NEW YORK. Nov


Further severe losses in securities were
responsible for an additional drop in the
cotton market today. The feeling was
nervous. There were rallies at times, but
buying was not aggressive and this en-
couraged the bears.
Authorities on the spot article declared
that the South was not paying much at
tention to the fluctuations in futures. They
said that mills would need all the staple
available and that this was one of the
factors that would prevent an immediate
open break.
There was active early selling by Liver
pool and some pressure from brokers who
at times represent Japanese houses. After
the opening the market became a trihe
steadier on covering and at the end of the
first quarter of an hour was about 10 to Il
points below yesterdays close.
The Italian situation and the weakness OF
the stock market appeared the causes of
a nervous and unsettled sentiment and
the break to 26.41 for January about
% points from last night close and 70
points under the high level of Tuesday.
Trading then became less active, but the
average of sentiment was reflected in the
failure of support to broaden offerings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

TOO LATE FOR cLAssIr1cATIoN


tives and friends. also employees BALDWIN Loco-
rotiye shops invited TO funeral services, from
funeral pariOrs Of John 4; McGinley sonthesst
eer corner SSth s 81 ana sathas CbuTeh sst Mass or
Int. Holy Cross Gem, Remains may be Viewed
fTRbcHR. ~ Oct si..; EDWARD MANNING
ROCHE, Relatives and friends. also. columbla
funeral sat. P. m: from 1919 y. Alden st.
"sTI "sTIIi IEsIuNKEs. s.4oct. 81. CHARLES T..
husband Of late Mary ID. Stillemunkes.f aged
supreme Beneficial and Holy Trinity beneficial
Societies and employees % z Philip WupdsrIe ,R,
n. 18th st.; Reauiem mass az 81; BoRifselnsa
deemer Gem. Auto funeral E0t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

This daily report Is sent out by the
Bureau Of Markets Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, toth headquarters at S0O-SI5 In.
Surdnce E1chdn9e Building. Bell Telephone,
Lombard III.
OH sale. PTcs Ts, Pts 70 oS.
FRUITS
New YORK. BaidwlRs SSR HarisT bastp pGseiks 81 q
Srssnihss SS iG0s 9nchB B S. 2H inch sGa5SS
s. so: spys, "a" ok Inch. IS 35 @ 5 80; mo- DO,
~ inch. fancy, So YORK imperial "a" 81
Inch, i4,25! few higher do, poorer, 81; per box,
saSs hs ,3 ,?neRt orteys saTh al fsRss sass ,arfs
Jonstha.Iss medium extra fancy. '2.2O: medium.
cRANbERgIEs. New Jersey. per s2-qt.
sRAiE$s + oNsg York. gSST i?,IO. basket. Con-
peas ssss Siw 2F Ssfss sfs
bAsEst ls;2 quarter peS6sI Kisftsrs; i5 S56g. ~
quarter PssksI. ElSsrtss. 20 S6Oc,, 49," N'O
'es essTRR2SWbERRiEs RsSb eaiifoTaala. per pt. 10 e25e
VEGETABLES
BEANss no arrivals. ,., oa.
RRgssELs SPROUTS Long Island. per at /.
CABBAGE. ,gssTa t99n. domestic. 'a5Ss7: do.
D@RiRsR @GRAiRRof SIS aesFB aSsGBSg per bushel basket $50
NSeCAUL LtFLoWEER Long Island. per crate (I4.
10 CELERY. qsIERIY New New York. per bunch az stalks,.
OLIgSTTTUcE. per box q dozen hsads). COO q
"MHisHRooMs. nearby. per Alb basket. 81. 2S
VoSSfoNs. per lOO-Ib. sack, yeiiows, New York.
S 75' California ySiioTs. ;saS3
0PSRsNIRs, HsSSey q ". per -bushs basket 60
PEAS, California. per drum, 50.
PEPPEKS6 nearby per u -bushel basket (s-IO
~ 0FfoTA TOES nearby. per S,bushsl basket (ss
Ibs.l 90c q u; do seconds 90 q Thc; do. bulk
per bushel 900 lbs; . round stock PennsylvSnia,
% PUMPKINS, nearby, per 100 50 @90
SPINACH nesEE55y 5 yiiopoe per y %-oushel basket (9-i0
aussti usstiVSEEf POTATOES, Eastern Shore OF VIZ
riniN. per barrel (S5-4o quarter peeEs) mir
"a b0ab25: do, seconds. 81. 25Gi 5Ol nearhss' shhs'
per y -bushei basket go quarter peeks). drsts'
'TURNIPS, nearby, per -bushel basket
white 40 a 45c; do. yellow. so q 65o
'IWiArERcREss. New York and Pennsylvania.
per bunch. 2e
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
;s1 H4MSsEEs 4@M.sEss issi ais ,Is: ss;,S Sio sS q
.Sa. 1ss 'ii'i lsissSs. siise "a ''' To-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
SUPERVISOR OF NURSES
QUITS TO GO ABROAD
Head of Child Hygiene, Division Re-
signs to Aid u. S. Forces
in France

with the intention of devotlng her time
to relief work in France, Miss Eliza Mo-
Knight today quits the position of super
visor of city nurses of the division OF child
hygiene. Her resignation, forwarded from
the American Red Cross Hospital IN Paris,
reached Director Krusen this morning.
Miss Mcknight obtained a leave OF alb
sence for six months last spring when she
Joined the American forces abroad, and
Director Krusen had hoped that she would
eventually return to her work under the
city government. Her resignation, however,
is based upon her intention OF remaining
abroad for some years. ah'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
CORN PRICES RALLY
WHEN SHORTS COVER
Complaints About Soft Grain
and Absence of Accumulation
Help Stiffen Market
CHICAGO. Nov. I.

CHICAGO, Nov. l.
Increasing complaints about the large
percentage Of soft grain, coupled with an
absence OF accumulation at larger centerS
and slight Improvement in the tone of
securities at New York induced some shorts
TO cover and rallied the corn market today
after It had been weak.
Prior to the Improvement. renewed de-
preston in Wall street and settled and
colder weather in the belt, which is favor
able for curing the crop, had considerable
effect In forcing further losses. Bears then
were more aggressive, taking advantage OF
favorable reports by two authorities and
predictions of increased receipts as a result
OF the excellent weather. The bulls con-
tended that railway facilities would not per-
NIT any big movement for some time.
b. w. Snow placed the yield per acre at
272 bushels, and the total yield at $780,
100000 bushels. He said that the damage
to qualities would be greater than expected
and estimated the quality at 1913. Clement
Curtis Co. placed the yield at 3,1s2,O00,-
QUO bushels the largest on record, and the
quality at s1.7.
The market at Liverpool showed less
stability, because of the recent declines
mere and forecasts Of larger shipments from
Argentina, the clearances from this coun-
try this week being estimated at 100000
bushels, against 100000 bushels last year.
NO. mixed in the sample crowd was
$2.l5G2 21Sla. compared with s214@216.
yellow 2ld2.22, against S2.15@217 yes
terday' The high on December corn was
Sl'l1%' the low S1.17 and the close S1.17k
compared with $1.17B, yesterdays last
price the best on May was $1.13H, the
potion $l122s and the final $113A,
against Sl,lS, the closing quotation Of yes
Oats were dull, but ended frmer. Offer
inBs from the country were moderate, but
the inquiry for the cash article was light
ana exporters were out of the market for
the present. Prices at Liverpool were steady.
no shipments were expected from Argentina
Tor the week. Revised figures indicated the
yield OF that country at $4,000, 900 bushels,
with a surplus of 5O000,000 bushels.
standard in the sample crowd was 59& a
6Ohc, against 59& Q6Oiac. The high on
december was NC, the low 5SLc and the
close 5S% cos 5SSsc, compared with 5slac,
yesterdays last price; the best on May
was 6Ohc. the bottom 59%c and the final
90 q 6Obc, against Gee, the closing quo
tation Of yesterday.
A revised report placed the wheat crop
of Argentina at 100000 bushels with
an eXportable surplus of 10000, 900 bushels.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Nov. l.-BUTTER--Receipts.
1928 tubs, Market fairly steady. Imitation
creamery, 3sQ39c. Other quotations un-
changed.
EGGs--sRecelpts, 1880 crates. Market firm
Extra, 4S0 44c; extra hrsts 45 al 4Tc; hrsts,
Al a. 44c: seconds, 81 q 4Oc; white I6dTSc;
brown, % SOC; mixed, A q soc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
Order Eastern Star

81, Johns Chapter. No. T. Order of the East
rs Institution by q sumptuous banquet rendered
the members and guests, at which speeches
were made by the Worthy Matron, Mrs, Fran
SJs; Ses .; Donley; Past Grand Patron William +.
OF the chapter District Deputy Sister Mary
Fowden and others. Sister Sarah III Thoma,.
gave several recitations.
During the feast the chapter presented their
worthy matron with a silver cake dish as a
souvenir OF the occasion and gold wrist watch
as a token OF their love and esteem Eacii
member and guest received a silver remem-
ossnee. AFTER the dance every one voted the
success. .-'A > - : -
Other Fraternal News on Next Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
Financial Briefs

The New York subtreasury lost s5O7, 900
TO the banks yesterday, reducing the cash
net gain since Friday to $4,000
The Packard Motorcar Company re-
ports for the year ended August 81 net
earnings of $5,400,69l, against $6,19s,554
the previous year, or decrease of $751;
417,s9S.
The London Stock Exchange remained
closed today-All Saints Day.
The Paris BOurse will remain closed
until Monday g.
William f.. Cadbury has associated him
self with the Philadelphia office Of the
National City Company.
The october coinage, in pieces, at the
Philadelphia Mint was as follows: Half
dollars, 1,s12,O00: quarter dollars 3,672,-
600; dimes, '7450,000; nickels, 6.252, 2,O5O
and cents. ls,41O,ooO
The Provldent Life and Trust Company
will receive proposals until November 80
for the sale OF SO many bonds OF the Della
ware River Ferry Company as StO,50O, an
plicable to the sinking fund, will buy
price is to be less than 1O5 and interest.
Crucible Steel Company total profits for
the year ended August 81 were S1s.1sI, 236
against $i6.52S.74s for 1915. This is a
decrease of s467.5i2, Net after charges was
s12,ss2,s67. against S1S.22s,655, decrease
Of ss4i.29s.
Announcement was made today Of the
sale OF a seat on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange for s2sO0. The Identity OF the
buyer was not disclosed. This is the
samo price AZ which another seat sold
abput = week $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
PENDULUM LIKELY TO SWING
TO HIGH YIELD" SECURITIES
Investment Periods Run in Cyces-This Is a "Low
Yield" Period and May Soon Be Suppfanted by
Bigger Dividend Demand-Gossip of Street


is a
lLan
% i
change living
the
yielding telephones
phone other luxure
wideawake
taking
of
falling
organzed
that there
be
investors
which the
securities
ron7t to
TIA oneh Il f
he approach one
of n of stock salesman Offering an
stock tina
to
peopew werebu it
hghyd market he remarked
Then How about re-
worth at a
the elad vidend? a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR


s,esdyE ,esdiyEATGmR.scsipts 1870 bush Ths market
vstoT Vuotatlonsi Car lots, In export. ele,
red ,2 29ggye59mept g, Nm s!sndsId lBsEeet.9nNG red
10 SG soft 7.S Sof! ,rSSS: ,2Sa 80 5r;q. f;ai
price su ~; 10. White wheat relatively sam {
wheat req. mixed wheat, 20 on,) no .
bousbts ~ red or soft and sample" will be be
ic undcan on thsir merits. but in no case at above
InlidRSN nGl0iRSN.Beselp,s, 21oo bush. onerlnss were
tio1aIWon Car lots for local trade, as 20 laeo-
No a wnefntern No. 2, yellow, }2.2Om2.2Oi 40
inaI. a. SSei,ow. nominal: do. No yellow. NOM
OA rs no yellow, nominal. .
lisbf tnSnI5Heeelpts. 44,7s2 bush. Demand was
Onoto tsnd snd prices showed no important change;
white ans 9nfs Nc. white G6 a. Boh c. STANDARD
white ~ ngse; US; No. white. G4h QO5c; NO.
lbs t1t0oUJR.M,Recsipts. IL 500 bbls and ?, 1876 se7
under nodsra nSSks The general market ruled STEADY
STRAIGHT, never per iS9 Iss6 IN wood Winter. Winter
ii so spTInIl do patent new. H9,iT55g y ~ 5
10 25: spri6rc pTf1 cissT new. mill ,shigmsns Sc
spring. fSvor,,sm fe% mill shipme3,; N9SSg II II, 10:
city nils. miinIISee S and fancy patent, iil59@l225;
hR RYEs 'Ig f SGj patent. so 5oq io.EE5.
We quote 10 ruled ateady with demand tair.
1925 spot s',S Qi025, mill shipment; 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were quiet and largely steady.
Other yegetables sold slowly at revised figures.
SGshsi f6asi.ot;H.SS: sooSs1: 10. gSg7Ssi
DO pSF bus1RSi PeRPsylyania Ed "a fancy 81
SufReI Ssskett3SSo; !. Grass SSS = 81 8 SOC.
Island; p$E; 1SoSxo Si,75SS235; 90: SsS YcTR g%9s
;2RFd Ed2R PEP per ,GS buTSSs. Ss$
York ReE ton. S3S@t0; do. Danish seed. per
sets 9aiS Snd Indrass eT OSR SSESo
basket. sl@1.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
PROVISIONS

Sn,Ty ouoStions city W Beer IN s sets tSoTs Smoked
smokedi mo SdiraEied saI sos: western beef in sets.
s45S?Tes s45 pSsk ana tenders smoked s4c beef hams
ST%c: s doh dh d. d%2Sh dO ,ssiI9fd l9ose' 2TS
smoked city curS9 as 70 bTs5 d puhea aveTnss
5s1 %5Sns; hams. smoked, western cured.
shoulders, s. p. cured, LOOSE. S4e: do. smoked.
loose SS oeaes' aRS' in pickles. according TO average;
average. ave city cured 40c breakfast bacon, west
2oc; Gd.e9 dn d. 49c lard. western refined; tierees,
renderedd' IN tiercess 2oc' do. pure city Kettle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

The following letter has been sent out from
the office OF the Grand Lodge;
"A special session OF the Grand Lodge will be
held at the Ps5wSy Gl,S Bgdns Broad & and Cherry
Monday evening, November 10 1917. az o'clock,
s tss ass Gss Of he Ids
required tEs gy HHGf Tan9 SdEe fSq6 nd }or S 81 5e
mission OF past grands to membership.
'sscretaries will please notify the representa-
syss anS SSd FURNISH them with propey SatheR
ticated past grands certificates. IL they have not
Grand Gran Lodge. for no past grand can under any
circumstances. be admitted 70 membership In the
ranSq STspS certiacate 1t is hoped that advantage
viii be taken OF this opportunity OF being ad-
mi!isG siahS * pSs srsnds certificates can be had
10 the grand secretary.
'RoBERT w MONTGOMERY.
"UsHER A. HALL,
Star Of bethlehem. Lodge held sunday service
at se the ODD FsilOgs Hong Nh, The sermon was
drsrhl ~ sRf SfSh ID I
music ERsgRs sS SPrsno Sss ians Mas
Mabel Mathewson alto WiiIiSm WI ST1. Gnkins tenor
ali tsseoompanist.
the ODD TslSEs ,sssD tss suSSSsy
RsE @ RS!ccSSSSf cSs9sS s9S
ieetiohs BY the ehildren's orshsSStTs and chorus
RpSo0S RppS S9'sd sdsbSaTdt Addresses we're made
James JJsMSSD b. stott who Pgssidsd Presidsnt Rich
sattns feature Of the service was the presenta-
tioh 10 the lodge Of two Gsyels m, made by the
by' Nelson curran, one Of the boys and was re-
Ssived for the lodge by James b Stott. the
SepresentGtivs 90 the orphanage.
s.Iyless E9esssiS S he SsbsSsh Home Ths sermon
VTsSssssd ss NsoSs one Ices PisSsssass ss
eiafion OF the Methodist Episcopal ChyToh. The
music Was BY the conEreGauqle Miss Ethel
ioist' An address was made By Presicsnt Mary
A, EnEsiman.
p. a. Harry saith. who has hesn appointed
uana heEAld. has missed reep1a'n'nsn' to that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

Kenderton. Lodge. No, 2s6, rehearsed the de-
gree stan for the initatory ceremony upon
three candidates for next Tuesday night. The
norman. Loux. Tucker. Tomlinson and Burkert
reported progress, The auditing committees
report on the condition Of the lodge shows that
the assets are S3s 926 40 an increase Of 1872 eS
and the membership 5S2. commencing the work
OF Secretary Alex. r, Harvey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
FRESH FRUITS

Trade was quiet and some kinds were a shade
S9@9; King, s., 80 q $50; ,Twenty:ouncs, S4GS
S@G5o Duchess ss p4S 4Goi BALDWIN BSES ssstTBs;
Rome Beauty. 81. 5O@5: Stayman Wlnesap, 81 +D
6iPPlS: gao Cane isS2 SSt YORK tmpsral PgR 81 81
box, jSnathen, $500 2 30; Winter Banana, Psi
Sl.7S92. 70; Grimess Golden $1,000 .. .25; Kins
David. N25Wl.75. Apples. nearby. per ham.
per-, soc 5O do. do, per y bush. asket,
25c9$l %, Ounces. New York, per bbl. SO q
tt5o, Ls,m,oonnss per box, s2a4.5O RenaPas, per
box, 81 q 80, Grapefruit Florida, per box, So
85S55 ,P ,PPi3nsspDes nsl Porto Rico. per crate.
STIs,if0gna Tokay per crate 5o DO. d.
per crate 81 a so; do, do Cornchon, per crate,
b,15@22n Prunes, New York, per 4-qt basket,
81 26@2. Peaches New York. per bush. basket.
25 q 60c; do do, per 14-16-qt- basket, 20 "a 4Oci
DO, California per box 50c@s1. Pears, New
seckel S2@9. Pears, New York per Dbl, Bart.
lett s4q5; seckei secs, Pears. New, York,
Bartlett per boy 5s;2g55o cran6eTTtss' ;JGsIS;
II. Strawberries. California. per pint. 10 q CSC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

III hCITER-DemRnd ~ was fair and values were
VEL ssi sustained at recently revised prices. Quo
tauons: western, solid packed creamery, extra
1ssG hEher-scoring goods. 45 q 40c; extra hrsts.
1Sn c; seconds, Al PAGE prints nearby, fancy
SSgCohds. 42g43c special brands OF prints Job
EGGs-Fine fresh eggs were scarce and
wanted at full figures: Quotations follow: Free
current receipts. ;Is 90 per- err csse; seconds
,ia 80 I'll IL 50 per ease; western. extra hrsts
ends ~: :b0Q1l.S5 per case: refrigerator
snuOWll In fancy selected eggs Job
ping az b2 q 53c per dozen
\. CHEESE was dull and weak. Quotations:
HeN xfork. full-cream. fancy, June. 2Bc; spc-
Clal, higher; do. do. fresh made best here. % %
&fc; do do fresh made. fair to good. 20 n 22la C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
POULTRY

LIVE ruled steady under moderate offerings
Fowls, as to quality, 20923ci rossters 1Sap19c;
ddScEEiy dScEsy psGG,@2aG, White Leghosns lS@2iG
l5IB2 l9@ zoe DO; sprinE: 22 @2so turkeys, Sl$%Se
apiece, oocc@i smaller sizes, 70 a soc; do, old,
sO,p sOG, % d. s young, per pair. 20@o2c
Other dGscriptions were generaly, steady. Quota
fancy selected. 20h do. weighing AZ lbs. apiece,
Ing 3ls lbs. apiece. 24lac; do. weighing 8 lbs.
picked weighing ~ lbs and over apiece. 25h G
24c; old ROSTERS, drypicked 21c; broierN. weigh
Virginia ahsy HSs 81 sc 'Ssssy StseyT ne%Tby laniS
Weighing lbs and over apiece. rs q aGc: chick.
ems western. weighing 3ia lbs. Apiece. 2a124c;
do. w;eiiEEhpg ;iEEhpg "a @3 lbs. apiece, 22e turkeys
ern. best. aO932c; western, spring iced, So a
3ac: turkeys. common. % a. 25c: spring ducks,
Long Island. 27@2sc; Ptnnsyivania and Della;
ware, % p21c; guineas, spring, weighing an a 1
lbs. per nair. N.l5; smaller sizes. SIC .O5;
squads, white weighing 11@12 lbs. per doz
s5.6096.25; do weighing o di0 lbs. per doz'
S5Q5.50: do. weighing lbs per doz., S4 4 80;
do, weighing Z lbs. per do5., S3.2503.75; d.,
weighing G48h lbs. per doz.. s2.T16D y. 90; do.
dark s1.059 @5o do, small and No. 3 T5c o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

office only twice in the last ten years. He
Joined Coaquanock Lodge, No. 463, In october,
ISI8 and later the encampment, patriarchs
sssntative 70, the Grand Lodge for nearly ~ OF
the time before his appointment on the official
OF No. 403
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
Smaller Investment Houses in War Plight

@ % b % last dydendr and not word about safety principal
Smaller Investment in War Plight
Liberty than February or March was
Means of bringing out all
quickly the Government using the money in war material
The principal Of one of
the draft and sng he had lost his % sales nd % % Te we
until now he could only count on three 5 men men, a % Two % % gsd % " " ~
taking about enng one these days before they were drafted an % ~ ~
shutters He then nstanoed another we'll
and salaries and overhead which must
taeteG That house bonds on
es and one has sell lot of of6ondso
n re are tn many % other 5 % % securities m %at t @ @ om better return They
t. conditions which are coming
broker has just returned from ; & the poS"0@ % 0
there digging out and @ by $ was0 S 10 ny arge
,. rail. connection ion d nyTr; mine he says working f0 ' an" many
wn n % ] desired es @ @ sf" 5 % s % '''"
NeO York Money Market Committee to Continue
functions there was go good s deal %2 speculation
snR ' of aSS New York. G De continued ''S''" " the
explaining it
@ ssneS 1eSed % eve at @ the @ tune ma @ %@ @ d tn @ %
conclusion u ion Of @ the % Liberty ] Loan % esms h % n%a the announcement " "
Speaking the OF
subscribed
reservoir
Financers Silent on Italian Reverse
There bankers and
closing
say anything that will a pessmisic atmosphere
he o
men security
MdDaLe Man Denies Wild RunOr
MvaIe
The president
The Mdva
mad NSOOOOOO a
NeIU Financing Proposition Has Good Start
One
Jointly Halsey Stuart
mat more than sold
OF
a
company vicinity The
and properties Of virtually
"e suburban surrounding Chicago
These @ lie public a 7as cent basis
The Northern Illinois
earnings ended September SO the
tbsiA55
lss4 the entire outstanding funded
nc thcsen
the
putting considerably than Oneha
oenand for well secured
Summing Up of Excess Profits Tax
OF
follows:
in to
Of equally clear that the larger the
that this
'@'Ne win b that Of 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

,oL ne market ruled nrm on a basis OF s35C
tor extra fine granlated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

Pinochle tournaments include courts as named
Assignments for others stu open. application 70
be made 70 G. Il NJ Taylor, No. i2s at. 6i25
Havertord. Haddington Bartram. Mount PIess PpIsl,s
ant De Lancey, Underwood, Liscum Robsst
Morris, Pontiac. Columbia. American Eagle Nc
Pherson, Olive Branch. Neshamny, Patrick
Henry, Menno. Lawton. J.. J. Smith, EnerEetic
and Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

WAYNE Lodge, No. g. at the last meeting con.
ferrei the initatory degree in full form on
Messrs. Pietro Di Rocco; Nicola Di LLSoTreto. Do:
Grand A. NJ. Marshall delivered an inspiring
patriotic address TO the new brothers. Prepara-
Hons are being made for the big meeting to be
held Tuesday evening. November 81, under the
auspices Of the "Fraternal Order OF Monks. No.
3h."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

The bowling competition dates are filled with
contestants from Courts Hamilton. CoiiinEwood'
Robin Hood. Passyunk, East End Falrmounf'
Branchtown, Manayunk Germantown, South.
wark. St, Adams. Federal. Friendship Mount
Vernon, Arden, Liberty Council, T, ID Reed
Perseverance Wayne and Victorious. j. III
Kirk. the Gladstone Apartments. is the man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

This daily report Is sent out by the
Bureau OF Markets Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, ,otth headquarters at SOO-SI5 In.
surdnce E1chGn9e Building. Bell Telephone,
Lombard III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

degree OF truth in full, form and the candidates
were greatly impresss!ed, District Deputy Jacob
in the work in, such a capable manner that a
other Liberty Bond was authorized, making a
total of four No 2S3 has secured.
Tomorrow evening Halloween masquerade
will be given, % which all members and their
ladies are Invited. r. q. j. r. Smith. chairman
Of the committee. Is doing his utmost to make
the affair success Sunday, November ls.
Odd Feilows' Home. Plans for tho celebration
Of the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the lodge this
month are well under way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01
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