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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

ma OWS,MisE,AT.Rece,pts, S,is, ,,r. iaio' bush, TIL"
W .A,.,rt clovetot. t;oycTrrrsrt r ,,nnIa d 10
a" Jj"'',N,"h' stss"d.rd r,,ccs,. Rcd 81. T. 81 81
arsaS ar; No - do 20 sai,,; ~ s,msl' Sn
20. :, s.la' Do No ;, s.i3. SAMPLE
piled when tho other au"u,'cs in the wheat
az, hiGh ,nourh 70 "pr-nnt IT,
,n"is,ur". ic u,d.- NJ. ~ So. : ~ci 50 %;
n,nr ~ rr1 rar sSr; Sml% lr TT,ST THp,
s~ sc.i u'a"r rcd E2; .s %. or No rcd SET NO
", ! Or No, ! rcd, ss'giG 80. : soft red,
30. v,he.ts-Mnx'rour, r-I,o c,rtnlr,re
No. No. or ~. : rcd s? q, No s,ft, :?,a
cert ,e m,,,stu-a. &c u"d"~ ~ I n- No. 5 red
80 ~. soft rcd. sis. Mavmum nrlee
s',, rsd. 50. il VI w % '''''
~ s'mnl. whh,"ats lla"a'a! an merits, hut in
NyS Sr,r,,tf, ~ 'ng & sgncl"ss :, rr's ntcd. ,,,,o,
lass ''S's WI W. ''''S ""'
~. corn Rorcirt.. 1000 hrs. 'rscrc wee
r,rI ,l"Enn- . h"in- transacted, aud T. Is
,n," ,n Hss,"rtgtn roliahi" figures. QnaiH' ions:
wos'crn, Nos . =, 1"i a"d : yellow. Tcn, "omnal
nA,S-R"c"ic's. 2T.ni9 bush There wcrc
.W nH"r'1vs ~ spot goods nnd thcv ruled
'n,, $40 ,'rd hirhGr Qno'otioos; Y, w''tc.,
~" y" 90, S.rrdard white. SSis o. SNr' No. .
VIII NN'tN e. No. white. 81 n SSC.
#. FLnt ntR-l'"ccints. 80 bbls and o7G o7i
,,,f,h !" NH'kS, Snnt good generally STEADY
NIL drmand fair. Inquiry ac'ivc for
Sl,u''h'nl ana values generally were
p.I maintained with oncr!u-s lirNt
Gu'tHflonSi pgr 100 lbs IN wood: Win
i,, ,,,sn,. $40 l06t 49,: Ennsss, clear.
W. 90 -; dr. n"tcO' sin Sndr I, 20;
ssnr.ns' hrst. clon~. srot. StuGfiOa - snring
u.s. ""nr, min shipment 80. -iT q. 70;
IN. l''k"~S' "0tc'' suD' 49, 80 - ~ 20;
| SprtnE patent mill shipment, StnlgT 1925:
,.tinN fnnilN brands Sii NJ a. ciiv
ol'e ava fHnc' uH'n1f 81 N 7 7. fh
.'N mis-, ocular rrRdrs ,.t.,'.----S,rnight
80 wa '""'. p1tont. "."IN lO1O
hlh FLOUR snld slowlv ~ hnugcd
quality ''''"' ~ s'""" w. ~ w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
SUFFRAGE APPEAL SENT
PHILADELPHIA VOTERS

An appeal has been sent out by the
Equal Franchise Society to carefully
se'ected list Of voters in the six ccu-
gressional districts in Philadelphia urg-
inG them to recommend the Federal
suffrage amendment on the Pennsyt-
van'a members OF Congress. ~
THE Federal suffrage amendment viii
be voted on. Wednesday December 49,
the appeal reads. "If you believe thu
amendment should be passed. will you
not say so at once. by letter or telegram
to Senator Boies Penrose, Washington
D. G.: Congressmen-at-Larg John n
II. Scott and joseph Mclaughlin. House
Office Building. Washington: and er-
pecially to your own Congressman
House Office Building. Washington?
"A message urging them to vote for
the measure sent to these gentlemen by
arg number of their constituents will
encourage those who are friendly to the
measure and help to convince those who
may be holding back. We beg you to
act =. once as above" trt
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FRESH FRUITS

.,ins mana n was tnirly active aud some yari
Nnnlcs. per barrel.-Iona,h.n ,-Snmnta,,inhs
~ ~ ' n,ao' E;or,hern Snv SO 5OG :. 10: Txnn
RRrsrnins RrsuiWs simn; Rsld%in, So 5o@a So Rom
80: Rack Twig soG5: snd ,h'sa": san
,nrk imner,al st0a -; Ron Davis ssT
apnles Western. per ,Ton,th,r' 10 a.
"a 3n " Mn,sr in nsnans. 81 1903. Snitssnbnr3
,iciong q 5nma Eins Il So6r"Eo Eo %; o. oe
re;a rmoin-"' ,'27yyiGsn Winccsnn, Al 3aS",o
In9%2' ,nniss n%,c FicHr 25@?; G"no sr" s,s;
3n do, do, pcr - bush IasK"f' SS.cT &c a.
NJ, W .h, Inn LEMONS, % ns- boy, s3T7 panainss
& s1r ,osSs az 19n do EorG6 per box
s2md. Grnpofruit Florida ner borr s'tsSsnS S
ninn: rniian: dn, Pert" Rio, per boy. s"G1s7S.
GTrarcs'I ar tT,tornn Tokay per crate d a.,
$50 do: Califo-n,n Nuscatal nar cra,,' AZ"
1n - do california Emperor, 81 70 n
y do, california tornirNon ner crate a. "a
m;o draHnerrics, .lcrsHy. ner crate, sasoS'
rtes. California. per uint oOGT 1Or '""''
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VEGETABLES

The general market WAS uuiet with mad
crate hut annie OFFERINGS at revised price.
luGtations; Wsitc pota,oes. Jerso', ner a,
hush basket, ~ lhs, No I, 75@9Oc; No,
- l0M 60c. Wit" nntatNss. nor i'm H. "
h"-"svivsuia. s:@",H 50. New York. 81 S. 4,
New jersey, 81 s0@2: western. 81 s0dpe.
sweet pot ato"s. Jersey. nor A -bush hssLst
& l6s',oil2nse sweets, No. /, sia1 a:,: do
do. No. .. 5on s0e swee, potatces. Jersev
per hamner--Nc. l. slI5@a Is: No ri n
Ia. Celery. New York. per bunch, "a n
nsc; do, do, per crate, s2g3.5O Letture
SlprdS bap per hsm9,oSra sisls; AZ California
!slS1d E,n1Ss per boy soS' ,ss?'gs, Essp
FOLK, ppssr III sss'o@I 80. Ksis Yirsinis ia
hamper, ssa575 Peas, Florida 'or'aa aSd vsr' ns'
ginis per hammer, ,sag!,5 30 Peppers
Florids. per crate. s2;Ia0t. Turnips
Canadian rntahagas. per 100 lbs, 56c n Ii
nsnisS. seed. per ton. sso@tn, Onions
New New YORK a. Spe weSS,ern p:, ,oo,lb, bss-,
rooms. per Alb. basket si.aa@a.
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DEPLORES GLOOMY
VIEWS REGARDING THE WAR
Declares His Belief Market Is Suffering From
Needless Anxiety Concerning Winter Plans
of Kaiser-Gossip of the Street

FINANCIAL yesterday
which
some light that bright enough
Notwithstanding he
opinion
reached pointed
violent but prices
lie remarked that
sari depressing
where was that boased = much about.
The Kaiser he said
and the Italian
on the side of the Allies forgotten
arc oozing out of Germany about
calling
boys of appalling
the exception of her IS useless.
We allow all these and
market conditions but what would lie
the Allies
of
and in a short to condition
Kase really reported
prepared lie believed the Kaiser
ne would hide the
winter
going TO risk it, he believed the Allies
to lie believes
should
In themselves nation
phshcd and to he accomplished our
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13

municipalities u b u W
privilege of Tire b41t64 l1
After the convention had 6>o1
maliy Opened In polrs TAeotr&
Jeanette Rankin slipped unoAtru11
Into box and sat there IN an ie1
spIcuous corner just as thouef
weren't the first and only CoaGvU
woman. I
uNFURL SERVICE FLAG "a
The patriotic note was struck nInst11
Immediately by Miss Hannah Patseft
son. of Harrisburg who introduced =
resolution rcaf'irm'ng tho pledge Of ieyo1
war service tn the country on the roE&
of the 2 nm ooo wom-n rcpre1ented "
the assoc'ntio- wh'ch was passed ~
Atlantic City last year A feminlno
service flag with twelve stars for a.
dozen most prominent women Of thu -
sociation who are serving their coun1v1r
abroad was unfur'ed. n
Th. report Of Mrs. Henry wade No.
ers. the treasurer. apnou-c'rx thas s7e4k
72a Of the famous ~ .000. .0a0 fund tho&
this nssoc'a tic, had set itseif 10 rd1Gu
was already in. evoked tremendous -.
thusiasm.
Miss Rose Young the clever editor Of
the suff-avists' national organ. tn
woman Citizen. r,ads I, te~vens appeol
for an increased support of the journal
DOCTOR SHAW GREETED
"suffrarists never support ruRrnGs
magazine she said. although they
will buy journals which tell them hoo
20 make mahogany furniture OUT Of Cd
pine boards and how TO warm up tho
decoration In china plate to look lfke
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MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW NOKK.-MoncN ON call ol

NEW NOKK.-Moncy on call opCntd
at per cent: high 6; low and last 6 !;
closed &: ruling rate per cent.
THE moi,ey market today showed an
even flrmcr tone. For time funds per
cent was bid on iudustrials. with offer
irGs very Scant. Quotations werc nom
inal OF all collateral loars at -. q per
cent.
about the only business in prime bank
aCceptanccS at present is IN cligblcs at
as per cent
Mercantile discounts On extra choice
paper ruled quiet at 5ai as per cent.
with occasional transactions under the
lower figure.
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CHICAGO. Dec. T..

7 II II N'f', lP', -.
There was rush of buying orders In
December oats TODAY and this. coupled
with covering Of shorts in December,
forced that option to "A new high rec
ord for the crop May moved along In
sympathy, but scoring a more moderate
advance,
Vt the higher levels there was free
selling by wire and cash houses and by
local operators who believed that turn
was due after the continued upturn
of the last few days and prices reacted.
Country offerings we're fairly liberal.
The high on December was 7rS,c. the
low 75h, and the close 759, ii IS Sc,
compared with 75@c. the final quotation
of yesterday. The best on May was
I3c. the bottom was ~ a,c and y final
I@ls " 7@c. against 72i,c. yes'n lays
last price.
stormy weather IN the West. with
prospects OF continued low temperature
which means additional delay in the
movement from the interior, caused n
firm tone in the corn market
Offerings we're limited until higher
prices were established. when commits
sion houses aud local traders sold Tho
cash trade was quiet and steady with
buyers displaying a waiting attitude
during the greater part OF tho session.
The high on January was Wig. the
low sl.2l2s and the final si.2 -. COM
pared with Sl.las the final quotation
Of yesterday. The best on May was
SLIPS. the bottom si.l9h and the final
si19as, against sl1aM, yesterdays
last price. The high on December was
sl25. the low sl.2iNs and the liual
Sl2ia,. compared with sl"i' ':. the
final quotation Of yesterday
Leading fuiurca ranged as follows
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--IioGs-Receipts. h3.-
n00 head tomorrow, ~ oO0 head Slow and
ne to soc lower than ycstcrdrv'a avsramp.
Rulk, si6S5G t7.n5: lsht. St80nm t1.1A:
mixed, Sti. i.G1m II 30. heavy. &tG 65 a ~. ~.
rough $40. Ga n 10 S0 saE
CATTLE Receipts. 80. 900 head. Weak
to lOc lower. Stl. 30.
SHEEP-Recepts. ~ .0O0 head Weak 10
Zoe lower. $i3. Lambs. receipts. 100 head.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec 13.-HpGe--Ne-
coipts II. 500 head twenty i've cents lower
CATTi.E--Receipts, 1000 head. Ten TO
sHEEP-Rcceipts, 100 head. stesdy 10
easier.
KANSAS CITY. Dec, I3.--CATTLE--H<s
ceipts. 5000 head Market dull aud uneveulx
HOGs-Recspts. 5000 head. Market $50
SHEEP - Receipts. 5000 head. Marbet
steady to t5C lower. M
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Sufrdgfsts See
the President



'""'"" ''o' '"1' WV
the sunraeists VIII enter the congress
sional nights In the 1918 e'ecuons' W
their amendment fails. ana do pattle
against us opponents ine re'o"tehua
tloh' WHICH " " expected, tne cohNeh-
tlon WIN pass unan'rnous's' re"os "s
io''o"S'
NJ the Sixty-ffth Congress falls to
submit the amendment before the con-
gressional election OF 1918. number OF
stnatoriat ana congressional d'stricts ne
selected equa To the NUMBER or votes
necessary 10 change the result IN ehch
rouse ana tnat canphie' asainst
cano'uatcs opposing tne feoeral "menu-
Weht oe haue W tne i'.e eIections IN
our oppoSi,,oh 70 n'u, luuai cahu'uu'e,, -
loya,ty 10 tne reueral ar'enu'nen, Sos,'
nor .ake preceuen'e over '"s""s I" 'ne
eo'nos'
Shou'o 'ne aI'stulne,'' pass, nowe'er'
piane are oe,'s w ,o' ,.e W
sal''Aa',on s',,,, VI so'pa 80.
M''o'io M =" - '"e 80 ,to.i" -
ca"'pss"H ''' ' ' y, Wv
,. ~. u.,,I,,a,, haaaa,,a., III,
S ,asorrad 60 Chicaga nr =, o,,ts
'e
CHECKING Up REPLIES
In the meantime after having s,ormed
! ,bo ,ani,ol the women who visited their
senator's and Representatives Yesterday
,o and ou, roncl,isiyeIy where the ren-
,lemen stand on the subject of the Fed
araI enfranrhisemeut Of women today
are checking up the replies they received
in order to see where they themselves
stand
They believe they stand in good. They
belicye they are going to win the Eed-
eral amendment, Pennsylvania women
however, look glum and keen mum
While the majority of the state dele
cations we're being received by their
congressman In body with courtesy
,,a listened to attcntiyely. tho women
from the keystone state went separateIv
nc unhidden guests To the ofrlce. ~,
heir REPRESENTATIVES, here. They ara
10, yot ready In advertise tho brand
~ recention they received
~, =, ,,o., Ill,
cressman John II. X. Scott and Wmlam
: Ware and is said 10 have had an nv
,remely Interesting session with tho
latter who Is reported MS being mon.
couni,tal" Mrs Joseph C;azzam c,,,a
hack with the impression tina, coue,.s,-
man George C;raham's secretary 20 n
nice Young man. The Congressman ,v,g
| out Mrs George A. Dunnirv tacl,,od
REPRESENTATIVES Kreider nnd Rrodhoc,,
both OF whom we're out
Suffrarists from other State, farod
better. Fifty Massachusetts women
called on their congressman. who had
assembled for the party In Senator
Weeks's office. and they found Senator
Lodge arch anti among those present.
Mrs Mary Kelley seemingly made a
profound impression on the senior Sena-
tor when she told him that she had a
husband and son In France and that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Dec. lB,l--. EGGS-Reccipts.
$3.50 cases Firsis, II a j2C3 Ordinary tirsts,
- n sc; miscellaneous, cases returned, tSN
Ioc: mhrollaueous, cases included, iin 30"
dirtiss 30 a. 3OC; checks, .6c; extras filters,
Iac' cartoons. 5Hc,
RI'T'rER--R Receipts, 40. 900 pounds. Elk.
u t5g. seconds. ss a 39c; ladies, 3Gi7 Ws7c:
nrocsss 3Tie n3sc; packing stocks, 3od
prints, ole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
DECEMBER OATS HIT
NEW HIGH RECORD
Rush of Buying Orders and
Covering by Shorts Force
Advance


tuICMn. Dee. l3.--l'lirci---Fnir and
tn'ns.t. with rold wave extreme
rorth"aNi FRIDAY, unsettled. probably
srH", w".t nnd south.
Mi>sonri-trsettied tor,e.s. with srew
snow. ''
Wts'o.sir--Fair tonight. colder east
pr" south ard net quite ~ cold northwest, /,
tr,rnN. Unsettled ard continued cold.
v'rrcs'to--s"nw FRIDAY nrd IN west
IL, south tonirht not quite 10 cold to-
Iowa-Snow Tonight ard rrohabiy Fri
'nN' ""t uuitr 80 cold tonirht In west and
North Dakctr--srcv to-i-ht; not ouit.
fair.
south Dakotn--Probabiy srcw tonight
nnd tridny' not quit, M cold tonight east
and rrrtrnl
N.brnskn-Frobpbiy snow tonight and
frunri not quite 40 cold tonight east aud
kaiisrs--Srow tonight and probably Fri
dati warmer tonight.
Mnntara---snow tonight ard probably
Friday; colder.
:. Wyominr--rrobuhly snow toniEht and
FRIDAY.
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this the
Of
sixty
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dee, 13.--BUTTER-Re
ccipts. 1924 tubs. Market nrm. Creamery
Seconds. IlT+3lac: state dairy, asa 40c.
other grades unchanged
EGGS Receipts. 4O30 cases. MariSt
steady. Storage seconds. 3tM35iac. Other
grades unchanged.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
DEATHS

TiNPT lhIMSSN H,.s. srsd &, q psS sCr,bsr a.
PATTERSON N.--Suddenly. on Dec, l:.
FLORA WARFORD. widow Of senator John
J. Patterson. Relatives and friends are In
vted to the services on Sat. u. M, at
oliver II. Balr Bldg. $40 Chestnut st. Int
strictly private. Mihlintown UPaD papers
please copy,
Other Death Notices OH Page IL
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Deprecates "Hysteria" in War Economy

the United
of
says:
1--WE embarked
thrift believe do
believe that thrift should and
imperi the
BUSH
The President June remarked
stimulation should
II heartily
that the had burdens
If to
impair
healthy
fuel the public
II could
| know
t
raised II
of
of have
the by
9 fail too"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dee. 13.--Thc market for
coffee futures opened quiet and un-
changed to q decline of points. The
market acted heavy under selling pres
sure from local trade interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13

rHILtDELrHIA-C ) per cent !;
time. "m5I per cent. Commercial paper,
three to four months. 81. a 5is per cent :
siN months. 80 -, per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
Control of Railroads in Britain

Of
holders And while
which be
the
thing looked
likely
the various roads
this emphasizes If
handled by
Since
In Great Britain
the the
For dividends n
based standard
Ia II dscretio
But Just as the United States the railroad
:cady the British railroad employees
which include equal representation the managing
guaranteed day
include
half
since the publication of these demands the stockholders
Hkfed
to big dnnuton of dividends after the and
England
that te of individual
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$15,O00,0OO
Miami Conservancy District
Ohio
512po BONDS
Ohio
5H% BONDS

DueDe 4einL
the holder The ado".
500 in oupon nform,wh privilege Of onbo,h
E" fro" % =. rsS. Take. nh:s1 ndds
alton Of owners to the reds.iu u,hoia%.. % " '
The Miami ConsevMcy District dunder of
Legislature of Ohio political subdivision o
o farmsan
highways embraces al o. of land of the
important industrial and fertile Of
takes of nine and includes the cities of
Hamilton Piqua.T Franklm Miamisbms
other smaller municipalities a esima
population of 100000.
The Miami Valley S the chief acturng gcentes of
United States somewhat in most ertles
which makes the largely Therea
lOOO in
We shall be pleased
100000 Annually Decembe l. inclusive
All of app., a matter
only
Price 100 and Interest
Yielding 5HPo
The 500 denomin due in 46onL
will re edpendns the of de6ntyeb bonds.
The National City Company
Harris Forbes q Co. Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Hslsey, Stuart & Co. Continental and Commercial
Ffth!Thrd National Bar Trust and Savings Bank
Of Cincinnati The Equitable Trust Company
Hayden, Miller & Co. of New York
A. B. Leach & Co. City National Bank Of Dayton
William r. Compton Co. Dayton Savings and Trust Co.
i s % @ % s; s;;s % s'rss : s " :S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
COMMERCIAL MARKETS
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
New YORK stocks and In which there
were no transactions today. The price
given Is the last pravious sale:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13

~ N.
Co. has been elected member Of
the Consolidated Stock Exchange. New
York.
The nve directors elected at the
special stockholders meeting TO All
vacancies IN the Wayne Title and Trus,
Company board are: J. =. Plathrop
William T. Wright. Frederick s. Halo
well. John Dunlap. Jr., ana Richard :.
Mckinley. Two of these new directors
are connected with Philadelphia bank.
ing institutions Mr. Halowell is comp.
troller and assistant secretary OF the
western Saving Fund Society. and Mr..
Mckinley is assistant cashier Of the
Bank OF North America.
The governing committee OF tho
Philadelphia Stock Exchange will meet
next Wednesday afternoon, Mt which
time II Is expected official action will
he taken d dispensing with the customary
Christmas celebration, owing TO war con.
ditions.
The New York Sub-treasury lost s3.-
eos, 600 to the banks yesterday. making
cash net gain since Friday OF si,-
The New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list the following re-
curlties: Cincinnati Dayton and Ironton
Railroad co, first mortgage guaranteed
per cent bonds due 1871 cincinnati. /.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad 60. first
and refunding mortgage 4 per cent bonds
due 1889; first and rcfundins mortgage
: per cent bonds due 1859 guaranteed |:
first and refunding mortgage 4 per cent
bonds due 1859 Bankers Trust Com
pany certificates of deposit ohio ana
Indiana Consolidated Natural and H.
Eliminating Gas Co capital stock Gulf
states Steel Company, second preferred
trust certificates, and American Tele-
phone and Telegraph 60. fun paid sub.
scription receipts for capital stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
Financial Briefs

Harvey A. willis. OF Harvey A. willis
a Co. has been elected n member Of
the Consolidated Stock Exchange, New
York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13
REFINFD SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

- lnHrf"t rplcd steady ON n basis ,
'''"' N.d"' for 'Ntra tino granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-13

The New York Sub-treasury lost s3.-
20S,0 to the banks yesterday. making
cash net gain since Friday OF si.-
3ssOOO
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

A Permanent Pnsition

Ne Oner steady positions at good
salarics 90 bright. intelligent girls.
We viii teach YOU tho business OF
telephone operating and pay you
while learning. The work IL very
pleasant and advancement is rapid.
Apply CperatOTg' Training school.
Madison ave. and John R--sf-. = a
m. Co p ~. Michigan State Teie-
phone CompanN
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
Mortuary.

BLOiNk--Ciemens. aged &C years.
beloved husband of Frances Bioink
and dear father OF Mrs. Charles
chicoln@. John and Anthony Blcink
from residence. aSs Twelfth-st..
Monday at $3.50 a. m. and 10 ~.
Bonifsce church at o'clock.
DAVIES beloved son of Cath
crime Davis. Feb. =. 1917. brother
Of Mre. ~. y Cohen. Mrs. Leah
Mau and Max Davis. OF Detroit Al.
Davis. Isaac Davis, OF New York
ely Funeral az p ~ SUNDAY
from residence. SIS Brush. Please
omit flowers.
rtImER Francis Casper, Feb ,,
1917. IN his eighty second year. at
the residence OF his son. dear faith
vIns ont Grs. John Bond. Gilbert
plains. Man. and I. =. Fulmer. ne
troit Funeral from los Nictorla-
70. Afkerviils. sunday, FEB. :, OF 2
p. M.
HALEY-Fsh. 1. 1917. EJi. beloved
husband Of Emily r.. dear father
SONS resideuoe. % sixteenth-st
Monday. Feb. Z. ate --ls--4Htef-
ment Evergreen cemetery.
UUTtHINs-Fe I, 1917. Iuliette,
- aged ~ years. beloved Wife 81 John
O.. Hutchins, mother OF Mrs
Thomas Wade. sister Of Rev.
ManAsseh Hickey. Funerai from
residence. 2ss Lothrop-ave.. Mon.
day al q. m. Burial at Royal
OAK BY funeral car.
JEFPRIEs II. 1917. az his rest
dence. G?s Csnton-ave. James j..
beloved father OF william d,
James NJ. Florence b. Jenries. and
stepfa Their of August r.. Albert j..
Mabel A. krausmann. Funeral
Monday from residence at . o'clock
10 our, Lady OF Sorrows church at
NAas-Feb. ?. 1915. william. aged
az. loving husband OF Josephine
Mas fond father OF William ..aaas
Funeral Monday from residsnce,
hington-ave.. Trenton. Mich. at
i:se n. m. Interment in German
Lutheran cemetery. Detroit.
MEnDiAN--Feb. .. 1917. at her resi-
dence. SEQ Chaimers-ave., Bessie.
beloved wife OF Dr. William J..
Meridian and mother 81 Sfs,ls
and Ida NJ. OBrien. Notice OF
funeral later.
swife Of Or. w, n Merwin. 2ss
oueiiette-ave., windsor. ont. .,oitce
of funeral later.
NAUMANN--Feb. l. Frederick j.,
aged az years. beloved husband Of
Mary and father OF Mearne Maui
mann and Mrs John Kramer.
brother OF Herman &. and August
=. Naumann and Mrs. Fred Kirch-
ner. Funeral from residence, t3I
seneea-sve.. Monday, Feb g, At ,
y. m.
NUwuuRY-On Feb. .. In Milwau-
kee, wis. at the residence OF her
daughter. Mira George Manierre.
Fannie KELLOGG Newbury, widow
OF EGbevt Starr Newbury.
REpr-Feb. .. 1917. VILLA Repp.
aged IS years. beloved father of
Jacob r., Mrs. Thomas irwin. John
and Mrs. Clyde Davis. Notice OF
funeral later.
sCWOLEs--Feb. 7, MARI Ann, moth.
er OF Mrs Charles Harris. William
H. and George NJ soholes. Services
r at the residenee, sG Hurleut-
ave. saturday. Feb. ,. at y. m.
Burial private.
sTONE--At her sons residence,
Howell Michigan. Thursday. Feb.
:. 1917. at b;t5 y. m. Mrs. Harriet
Wright stone. wife of the late
Josiah n. stone. OF Dearborn. Mich.
and beloved mother OF J. NJ.
Wright. Detroit. Mich, and y. A.
Wright Howell. Mich. and WI
liam Wright OF washington. n. g.
Funeral at .. m. Monday from
her sons residence. 332 Gregory St.
Howell. Mich.