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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Sept. 7.-BUTTER-steadv
Sel SeEleipts r. aSs = tgSs VIE Mish se0Eigg 90 Q
nds. 40 @6lc: state dairy. 56ls ph7c.
BdGs-IrreSular. Receipts. IS" "38 cases
Fresh gathered extras 50 q 56c; storage
47961c; dirties, No. l. IS 84Oc: No. .. on
&c; checks; 34@S8c;, undersrsde. rs q S3a
nearby hennery whites. 73476c: gatheree
whites. 66 @T2c; western whites, 60 a 72c; Pa
oIhc Goa st. 7ac OUTSIDE westsrn and southe m
slthered whites. 50Bssc; state and nea rby
hennery browns. 62@ 96c; gathered brown
and mixed. 55 a SIC; fair to prime 4s@ 54c
refrigerator No. /. As a 46c: No. q 40 q 44ci
flesh gathered extra frsts. 52D54c: fresh
gathered hrsts. Al q 51c; fresh gathered sec.
onds II q 46c.
CHEEsE-Easy. Receipts 64O3 boxes
Tat. current make. colored, average run
age run. 2Dh q 3Oc: 'colored specials, 3Oh q
Bic white specials, 30h a 3lc.
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sales manager never gave him a chance,
as he went on speaking rapidly.
There's q moral side to this thing,
too. Those applicants are losing money
and hope every day they are out Of
work. It's a crime. a positive crime.
TO keep young fellow waiting un.
necessarily. I'll bet there are hun-
drcds of people who think--and say,
which is worse still, that 'Scrappitt'a
are n. G. They are sore on us be-
cause they never had q square deal
when trying to get a job with us. I'm,
through" he laughed shortly. We all
felt bit embarrassed, for several of US
were guilty of this same business FAULT
George broke up the meeting when
he stood up and said, Excuse me, fell
lows, I want to phone to the Office
to tell them to keep that fellow there
for mo If he's still there"
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CONTINUED TOMORROW,
BARNETT WINS FOR JUDGE

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 17.-Reports
from New Bloomfield, in the Perry :.
Juniata (Forty frst) judicial district,
at midnight indicated the nomination Of
James NJ. Barnett over Judge jeremiah
y. Keller, the present incumbent, by a
majority estimated at upward Of 40o.i
Thirty four districts out of fifty one
had reported.
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MADE FISCAL. AGENTS
Agreement Made with N. Y. Bank.
crs to Supervise Belgian Financing

Brussels, Tuesday, Sept. 17.-Prc-
micr Delacroix announced yesterday the
Belgian Government had concluded au
agreement with J. =. Morgan & Co,
and the Guaranty Trust Company of
New York, by which they become the
financial agents of the Belgian treasury
in the United States.
At the head of strong group of
banks, they will be charged with plac-
ing all Belgian loans in the United
States and will assist the Belgian treas.
III all other operations, the pre-
mier said.
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oaiSs q, fbe United Gas ImDfoveDsnt Co
OFFICE OF THE sUrKRINTENDENT oR
P1BI4C gRoURHS oURA AND BTiLpNGs
9E, THE CoaasM99sNMSyEALTH as9sSSy AL1 OF Penn,

NoIIC6 IO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals accompanied by n chsnv
on 4 solvent bank or trust company. dniv
sSIn Of twenty -fve THOUSAND (sS5, ooo) doIIsrE
&. ths FsSs'fsa 81 PSoiis T.
* PsnnsSlyanI1s It,.Say 81 H1rri,;sHIE Sstii
tSr fhs esnsisSs55e3 nEdg} As As SSTbIERs Hf HNp
toi Park Extension and State street. Harris.
Specifications. plans. proposal and contrsc,
6;e, Of tFs The on supsristspds1 & e thS
ne oiSss tSs :: shs sies cSsf 6t tbs s1EiGssE
s.d Sontsss.Sfis siE :iooO Obtain ia
With ths sHpsTihtsndsnt. This deposit viii I'll
mstSihE dishsSrt|snt &. o.6sEs damage
Contract, The right is reserved to = rejees Ht
snss OF esaer III tSs SoRRps t9stfet 1r @oAtrs.
ssgSSESSos3 sgSSESSSo pr cosaoNF%HEEp3g{ RsHaEo&NFS HEE3gNRs 1
s9LyASSiT5Eii,u - W nr,os, " r%aN' r.ss,''
ARSs6SEIba SsSIib5aWSg r. sRuNNER s4ssitss. sqsssiTtnssndent
fSi ssTNsr sF;sRNrSSs SsTSssRuss { NASw Nsw York city
EnEinssrs. Fidelity Bids. Baltimore. Ma
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LONDON METAL MARKET

New York. Sept. 17.-Csble advices re-
csiyed at the New York Metal ExchanEo
London today: Tin-spot. f?se. an advance
Of s2i futures f2!s. ,6s:, off 5s, and o.tratts,
fHS0 an upturn OF FL. Sales-Spot. 80 tons
futures. 400 tons. Standard copper-Spot,
6lo?. unchsng@edi @ futures, flol i5ss soYp Up 5s
Electrolytic copper-spot. fll0; futures.
1923, both unchanged Lead-sEot, E25 ~
Of Jos. spelter-spot. f42. an upturn OF
ha: futures, f42 los. an advance OF 2s Cd.
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Now York Metal Market

s!:InSsS Ss SsrE aig SfPt s$Sco5PEspst s9S
$ 5saaqyS spa ST TsbTaarS Pse?@s'5 saS &
2sk C.: Market dull but easy. Lead--snot
and September. Sd6.a zoe; October and No
ysmber.. e.O5 @6.25e; December. slOG q. soc.
s va AIket ,s stsaSy, spslter East s.. Loggis-
Noyembsr, offered 2 5oci December. offered
f.e0e. Market weak.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
GiIt.Edged Section Hard-Rubbers
puIl-Oils Lack Steadlness

London. Sept. II, - Irregularity
characterized the trading in securities
on the stock exchange but generally the
undertone of the markets was firm.
Fresh support was given to Grand
Trunk shares and the official announce.
ment of the Dominion Government s
purchase terms that are TO be arbxrated
was awaited with interest. Home rails
dropped.
The gilt edge section was hard There
was profit taking in Marconi. Rub.
ers were dull. Oils lacked steadineBs
Shell Transport and Trading was 0h
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MoNEY.lENplNG RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call. both
mixed collateral and all industrial col
lateral, opened today at 4 per cent for
lending and renewing.
The market for time money today was
reported to show frecr offerings of funds
The per cent rate was not broken
A good inquiry for money developed on
all industrials at 6 per cent for foul
to six months.
Prime mercantile paper shows only
moderate activity on account of light
offerings. Discount rates stand at 5M
@51a per cent.
The lower rates for call money were
moderately reflected in a better inquiry
for prime bank acceptsnces. Rates were
unchanged.
Call loans on prime bank acceptances
are unchanged at 4H per cent.
PHILADELPHIA-Call, 534 @6 per
cent time, 5ai d6 per cent; CONNER.
cial paper three to six months, 514 a
5$4 per cent, and six months, s per
cent.
LONDON-Money is quoted at 3h
per cent. Discount rates, short bills
3is @3h per cent; three months bills
So ass per cent.
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PHILADEI


Offica! discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as ollows
(The first column gives rates for all
periods up to and including a fifteen
day maturity the second for period of
sixteen to ninety days. The third and
fourth columns give the rates for redis-
counts OF collateral loans secured by
government bonds or notes.)
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FRESH FRUITS

There was fair demand for desirable
fruits at revised quotations. VIZ: Apples.
Nsss d6 5sE ef bb do ss'ss nTPs
New York. per basket. 75c q ST. DO. New
York, per bpshel; tiiSo925o; pears Bart
bushcI s25OR4.5O; grapes. Concord per
ponY basket, "0a24c; do. Delaware. pcr
fancy BASKET. 28R25c: do, Niagara per
Damson. per basket. SOC OOc: lemons. per
box. 50. .6b q o. 40: oranges. California per
HOY 50 4O66 @ 40
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes are easy. Onions aud ca bbago
esr sSSa?H y skstS&S, S i :lSi.2o; 'q%sf SFadss,
sa25Q4.25; do. Pennsylvania, per cwt.
.2.4012T5 Sweet potatoes-scgthern No
bbl. 2.2582.75; Jersey. per basket. 81 @
20, Cabbage. New Jersey. per basket.
80 a T5c: do. New York. domestic per ton.
S40d56. Onions New Jersey. per busn-
hanpcr. s1g2; do. per 1o0-Tb sa cks. $3.50
1850
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FINANCIAL
Proposals.

SEALED PhUPUSALb Will BE RE
ceyed at the ONCE OF the Oficer IN CharEe
of Construction, Frankford Arsenal PhIla-
delphia. Pa, on or before 2 p. M, September
30th, 1919, and then opened, for the insta la
tion OF a Sprinkler System In the Small
Arms Ammunition Storehouse. z, q, l.
Plans and specifications may be secured
from the omCer In Charge Of Construction.
A certified check TO the amount OF FIVE ne
cent Of the bid must accompany the pro
posals. check to be made to the order Of ths
Treasurer OF the United States The suc
eesSfui bidder shal! furnish satisfactory bond
In the amount OF approximately afty nsr
cent OF the contract price.
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PROVISIONS

Potatoes were lower under more liberal
offerings. Cabbage firmer Onions steady
We We oYote; White potatoes, Jersey per bas.
White potatoes, per i5O-l6 sack. So ~;
60, Pennsylvania. per cwt.. s2.5O99 80
sweot pota toes-Southern No. I. per bbl .
90 . so: do No. 2. pes barrel. s2.S59 a 60;
Jersey. per basket. sf9l25 Cabbage New
Jersey: Jersey: per basket. 5oRsHc; do, New York,
Jersey. per bushel hamper. s112; do. per
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SEALED PROPOSALS. MARKED "rno

sAhHPh PASsHhs fESfSssts Is fsRdsAsE sfSNP sSEPs rR0
be received by George W. stuli, Burgess OF
the Borough q Ridley Park Pa until
o. M, for the purchase OF Forty Thousand
Dollars N40oool Of four and oneIhalf per
cent (4A%) thirty (30) year bondg
a certified check for one thousand dollars
$4,000 to accompany each hid.
Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Bids opened at a meeting OF
Council on October IL. 1919. at $40 p. NJ.
For further intorIns tion apply to Frank D.
Kans. Clerk OF Council Ridley Park, Pa.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Ftttsbur6h. sept l7.--IOGS-Recetpt 2.
sss9y @ ySrkers SIS lss% !isht sor&srs; S;;s:
SIG nsarrP aI29 GEG6 sIsSS% h3TISsF leFS FSco,, ,,oo
ncsd Stead Top sheep ST; S0'R%S top laniSs ii"
itcHSLyEs-Rsco,D,S 80 head. Stead.
RIgsiS. Esst bufS sS II b.a5 "a SEPT Do 9ScT r;
ssq; TSfSsSios j. hsaf s'sS5S s5G '$ss2 bs;S s..ssv
gAsrs %SD ,ooo
SSe"rnss 'S va To- &c oRs2s STsT unchanssj sSi
600 Ssfo hssd fGS' C""vc1 SrGns r6 M
yesterday,sse IS s:n?Gai G TRACE" T9T;s Sni2iS;
hsfyy est xosb 52 9%H,9T sn,s sS S:7iSSaII94
heavy packing sH,Hs. smooth SIS, @5GiS.i5:
FoSEHE cEHETtfRsdS u oGS III pRs Rs' 900 head SLOW
gteady. Beef ste"rs. choice and prime. s16G
nor Is !oaii iis%, ~S,snt good g 'slS snS cboI:s
tl49l7.1 u: ,common ard medium. $50 y:
s%HeT "a sn; cay9S. SO GSr2I ID 'o"' ~ - Y"
sHEEP-R"o"iats. $4,000 Mostly "hc
lower.
s,Sa eps. %"ss cE Sept ss5 2GsecfVs u SsoeI RUs
sISm %' 9%Sg'@s txht i%09Ti @
!sh. rs Sh;S ntss ,1Sn Il g packing sows
CATTLE Receipts. $4,000 head and 8OnO
| calves. Market steady; some classes lower:
| Beef. steers medium and heavy, choice and
prime, S5. 16W 1913. medium and good
good and choice; sl2 .75Gl7; common snnt
, medium. ss113; butcher cattle. hetfcrs. S6.2;
q 1885: cows s6dll So; Gamers and cut
tcrs s4a0r6: veal calves. light and HANDY
weight. sl4R17 fccdc- steers, ss.5OG l@.5 80
stoclt.r stscrs. s6.boGo1a.
SFEEP-ReceiptR l5.000 head. Marie
steady. Lambs. si2.70 Tl6 %: culls an'
common. s7.50G u -: vearling wcthers
ta.25aIl: owes. SO. .Iof 5. so: epes. rulls ant
| common. s30 %: brnndirg ewes, sSTlf.II
feeder lambs, sl1 30 0G12.75.
East St. Louis. Sept Il. = IIoGS---R"
ccipts, $500 head Market steady. Bulk
ii7.S0@ is; light. $3.50 q Is. is; light lights
&l5.6On1G.75 heavy packing sows. smooth
sIa: 75a 1A.75: ,psclSnE Sows. rough. s1?g
CATTLE- -Rcce'pis 5000 head Marie
steady to lower. Bcof steers. medium ant
Lcavy. choice and prime sl6.25B17.5O. m.
dum and good $40. 80 q T. 10: common. 5oI
10 20. Light. good and choice. Sl0T Ices
common and medium, SSdt0: butcher cattle
heifors. s6616. cows s5.75I IL. 30: Cannert
and cutters. s4.m6s .yeal calves light ant
handv wright s15m196o.
SHEEP Receipts. $500 head No trading
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearnss today compared with cor.
responding day last two years:
Boston .s70.sis. .o4s $50. 6i2.4so $50. s6sl o5s
Chica go lie. 058 492 SI,224, SAT " Oo'
n .97S. 604 224 56t, 884. .ai8 56a. s82. SO
Baltimore 1901, 307 l2.024.elB 7424 S66
St. Louis 81, 634l05 S.435, 585 '
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Dividends
The Barrett Company IN. l.

y
A quarterly dividend of Two Dollars
tS2,O0) par share has been declared on the
Common Capital Stock and ouarteriy
ddiyidenG. q One Dollar and Seventy .fvs
Capital Stock Of The Barrett Company,
New Jersey. Payable on October 1, 1919,
to Common STOCKHOLDERS of record as at
the close Of busLness Sept ember II 1915.
business September 25. 1919.
ERNEST J. STEER.
Treasurer.
OniS9 "a tbe United Gas Improvement Co.
~ -Phiisdelphis. September 10, 1eis.
suartsL!y dividend Of I've per cent. ,isf. 90
stockholders Of record at the close of busl-
ness Sept. 80 1919. Checks will be mailed.
I. w. NORRIS. Treasurer.
KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE FINANCE co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Directors have declared the regula r
quarterly dividend OF SO (3ssJ per share on
the prsferred capital stock, payable October
fst, 1910, to stockholders of record August
S0th. 1919. Checks Will be mailed.
JOHN SCHLAGLE.
Treasurer.
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Chicago, Sept. 17.-Heavy realizing
weakened distant corn deliveries be-
low the previous close today and forced
September down sharply from the top
following good gains, under the lead
Of the nearby option.
Early in the session, there was a gen
eral rush to buy on an announcement
that farmers would cooperate to hold
grain back from terminals until higher
quotations were established. The move
ment upward also was helped by reports
of good demand for the cash article
from the East and light offerings from
the country, which stiffened spot grades
materially. and futures were run into
new high territory for the last several
days. A number of stop-loss orders
were reached, the filing of which added
to the gains.
On the bulge, cash houses and longs
were free sellers, encouraged by II
bearish weekly report from the weather
bureau at Washington and by the
price current" as we'll as by the un-
stable position of foreign exchange and
nervousness over the labor situation.
Heavy profit taking sent prices for
oats down after they had been frmer.
Trade was smaller and more local in
character.
1lr- f,,sn
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New York, Sept. 1.-The early
trade in cotton this morning disclosed
good deal of swapping from October
to later months, which probably ac
counted for the opening decline Of )
points IN October, whereas later posi-
tions we're 8 to II points net higher.
Another feature Of the carly market
was buying by spot interests There
was also a little speculative covering,
although most Of this was done yester-
day. On the ono hand were firm cables
today and on tho otbcr favorable
weather map.
Prices continued to advance and.
shortly after the opening. sold about
81 Doints over yesterdays close
The market met southern selling as
we'll as realizing aud local selling for
reaction on the early advance Of about
so TO SO points.
December contracts at sc. &C, showed
a recovery of about 2l2c per pound
from the low levels of last week. and
there was evidently an impression that
the technical position was easier.
| This led to declined which carried
active months about to II points net
lower before the end of the first hour,
after which fluctuations were irregu
| lar
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POULT RY

LlNE-FIne stock was in fair request and
steady. but unsttractiYe stock plentiful and
dull. The quotations: Fowls, not Leghorns.
fancy, fat. weighing 5Q7 lbs apiece and
over, via express, 3TQ 3Sc: fowls. not Leg
horns medium sigeB. VIA express. 3t @ G6c;
small sizes 3OG 33c; fowls. white Leghoruo
via express. 80 G 35c spring chickens. broi-
2h ga lbs. apiece: So q 36c; spring chicEens
%sssiSs SEST lbs ESSHG5R @Psco S4s WSSs
lbs. apiece. So q 93c; white Leghorns yellow
skinned. small sizes. 2s q 3Oc: roosters. 239
24c: DUCKS spring. 28c; do Pekin. old. 2ID
2sc: do Indian Runner. old 200 &c:
pGeons: old per pair. 40c: do, young. per
DREssED--Chotco heavy stock was in
good request and firm. but unattracti I've
sizes were dull and weak. Quotations: Fowls
d5SPiSscd IN PSassWssh ss
ii INK lbs. "a APIECE. @ ssia c; weigSinF az lS-.
sizes 2sS 2ec. Fowls, esh.lilled, in
over apiece. sec; weighing 4 lbs. apiece 5sc;
weighing 3h lbs. 81 2 33c: Old roosters.
dry picked 24c Broilers Jersey. choice.
IS q SOC; do other nearby. $50 iOc. sroilers
western, weighing Ia O. lbs, apiece, 35 @
sec Chickens western, weishtnE "a 02f4
Us ap'ecs SoSlc sgg5nE r ~: duokiInss near
i0s:n ss5oSo ss ~Eit. weishins to Il
;bs. per dozen. $3.50 s."S: white. weighing
lbs SS reF sF' dozen ;4.5os IS: White wsishiTs
9 TO Ga lbs rer dozen. So. so q 3.ho: dark.
! 81. 50fp2.25: small and No. .. 60c 81.
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mand and steady but the under grades
we're dull The quotations follow: SOLID.
aSNe6 ns Goods fT sSt Sktras 99h h!shs2o
hrsts. S8@57c; seconds. 90 a Sci sweet
creamery. choice and fancy. 61h q 8Sla c: DO.
Gsinnts joooing at 64@ SEC; fair to choice. 81
EGGs-Choce fresh stock was scarce and
sold promptly a. full prices. but unattrlc.
t.Ne Invoices we're dull at the following
9Eotations: Free cases, nearby. $3.50 per
crate current receipts that will grade,
$3.50; fair 70 good. tl44OQ1b; western.
sXtra hrsts, ;t6.20 per case: frsts. SIS %
y 60 neIrby and western seconds sl3 20
10, inferior lots lower; fancy selected
eggs ,{ioolb,eeiin,g at 81 3,63c, per dozen,
- CHEESE sold slowly and ruled weak.
fancy. S1% q @32c; srecials higher; do. do.
iaiT to good. 30is a9lh c; Wisconsin whole
3H43lc. Some fancy goods jobbing at 32lt
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SHARP DROP OCCURS
IN SEPTEMBER CORN
Slump Follows Good Gains,
Cash Houses and Longs
Sell on Early Bulge

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicaro, Sept. II. - Illinois. Missouri.
love south pskotS and Sfb ScbrastsLNtIn. sNItIIn.
settled tonight and Thursday. probably
showers. Ransas-Showers tonight; Thurs
day unsettled MontanA-Partly cloudy
and somewhat unsettled tonight and Thurs
day wyomirE - Unsettled tonight and
Thursday. probably showers; cooler west
tonight.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities were sold al
auction today by Barnes d Lohand:
STOCKS

ShHrcs
40 Abrasive Company (Brides5urg.
Phladelphia). par 500. ......,. lOS
Philadelphia Boursc, common. par
10 Mutual SE Trust Company. par $50. 81
Girard National Bank; par 800. 400
20 Drovers and Merchants Bank, par
Real Estate Trust Company pre-
fcrred; par SlO0....,......... o.
3 Fidelity Trust Company; par 400 900
10 Mutual Trust Company, par $50. 4S
l3 Mutual Trust Company: par $50. IS
Finance Company OF Pennsylvania
second preferred; par SlOO..,.. l0i
Finance Company OF Pennsylvania
first preferred; par 800. ....... l0i
Fonnsy!yaniA Railroad Company;
Tar $50 ....... .......,......... idh
East Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany; par $50. ............. ~
o. Minehill Schuylklll Haven Rail-
road Company; par S50....,... ~
Pennsylvania Academy OF the Fine
hrta; var {I0O................ 10
ihilAdephia Bourae common. par
800 ....... .,..,............ =
20 Cafe Dc Anlba ssadcurs, Washing
ton. D e., preferred par 800.
9 shares cafe % Ambassadors,
Washington. u. C.. common,
Il J
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CONTINUED ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
Early Drop in October, Due to
Swapping, Is Soon Made Up.
Weather Map Favorable

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. Sept i7.-The following TEN.
neratures were recorded in the cotton bolt
this morning: Nashville "a: Knoxville Sc;
and Wilmington, Us; Abilene. Memphis and
NicksburE, 20: Shreveport, San Antonio.
Oklahoma, Fort Smith. Montgomery,
Thonasville. Savannah and JackFonvitle
~; Little Rock and ChattanooRs "a;
Galveston and New Orleans. Ts and
Corpus Christi 50. There waa OF inch
Of precipitation nj Abilene and San An
tonic; .02 inch at Galveston: % inch Mt
L2cksGnNlle. and 80 inch at Corpus
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet on q basis OF Q
for fine grsnulated
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THE BUSINESS DOCTOR

By HAROLD WHITEHEAD
Of tond"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

Corn Cp.y delivery)- Vest
SsP' Bss: "a Is i:S% iS lss IA Ill., 1:S'' l:S
ST. 81. :: =: s5s 45's tsS4 s5S 81.
SEPT PoFH.4 also 400 .41s6o 400 42oO
Sept. ta'o.2 .25.e7 25.a7 t25.e t2s.e5 25s7
OCT ..25S0 1896 $3.50 s@5.s5 "57T
IBID. +Asked.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
VARIETY SHOWER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cohen gave {
shower last night to Miss Bessie Green.
stein at their home, Second street anC
Delamore Place. Many beautiful giftl
We're received.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Cohen, Miss Bessie Greenstein
Harry Greenstein, Mr. and Mrs II. Els
tein and family, Mr.. and Mrs w. Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Schelender, Mr.. anC
Mrs. d. Goldberg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. New
berry and family, Mr.. and Mrs w
Heller Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Yelmer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis and family, Mr.
and Mrs. /. WaXman, Mr.. and Mrs. b
Barskay, Mr.. and Mrs. :. WaXman ana
Mr.. and Mrs b. Heller Of Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs NJ Gulick Of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Kaufman Of NeIv York
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz Of Washington
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
RIRTHnAY PARTY AT Y

Miss Margaret Mccoy was given q
party at the Y. W. C. A., Twenty-ilfth
and Market streets, on Saturday night
the occasion being her tenth birthday
anniversary. 10 will be remembered
that Miss Mccoy took the part of the
little Russian dancer in "The Russian
Honeymoon given by the Y. W. G.. A.
girls some time ago. Among those
present We're: Mrs. Elizabeth Wine,
Miss Olive Kent Miss Helen Wallace,
Miss Florence Kent, Miss Anna Shillow,
Miss Nevin Brown, Miss Arrie DeVine,
Miss Lucille Sproul Miss Bertha Ford,
Miss Louise Mccoy, Miss Irene Stout
Mrs. Nellie BOyles.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
RICHARDS-DILL.

Mrs. f. NJ Richards and John II. Dill
were married at the home OF the bride
No. 920 Wawaset avenue, last Wednes
day, November u. by the Rev. Carlisle
Hubbard After the ceremony supper
was served at the Hotel dupont The
wedding and reception were ATTENDED
only by the immediate families. Mr.
and Mrs Dill are spending their honey
moon at Washington, Annapolis anc
Baltimore. Upon their return TO thi,
city they will reside at No. 920 Wa
Masni aNcnue.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
NnAEAIRER ~

.
When awake to the wonderful pos
sibilities within, the person Of this
5irihdate becomes one Of the mOJ
lovable, powerful persons-of the Zodiac,
The mind is energetic. the judgment
well balanced and the intuition is Elk
traOrdinary.
This individual belongs TO the renlm
OF pr0phesy and clairvOyancy and lQay
easily forelell events and see cause
and effect Of things before they aOlu-
ally happen.
In association. in business, or mar.
riage, This person viii tlnd The les
conditions with persons born betweer
March q and April 10.
The Want Ads will find positions for
demonstrators, for sales agents andiv&l
locate lost articles
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
RInnLE-FORn.

Miss Elsie NJ Biddle. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Walter f. Biddle, OF No i2e
Concord avenue, and Bradley ]. Ford.
son of Mr. and Mrs. James p Ford, of
COOch'S. Del. were married Friday
evening at the parsonage az Brandy
wine NJ. E. Church. by the Rev w. Err
nest Greenfield The couple were at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. George h.
Hill
After a brief trip Mr. and Mrs Ford
will be at home at No i2S Concord
avenue. Mr. Ford is connected with
the accounts receivable department OF
the E. /. dupont Company, this city