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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
BR|DGE-TEA AND
BAZAAR WILL De
GIVEN BY TW|G
MEMBERS OF THE SECOND TWO
OF TIE OHIO VALLEY GENERAL
HOSPITAL ANNOUNCE DELIGHT
Full AFFAIR.
pridge-Fea And Bazaar VIII be Heio
ut tho Homo of mrs. Jesse Speidel
on September &c.

AZ tho meeting Of tho Second 1--WE
which was held al the home or MIS-.
Jesse Spcidrl. at Echo Point yesterday
tho members busted themselves win
MANS for n delightful social AFFAIR
This will BE- hridEc-tca and haZaar
which will Il" held at the home OF MIS-
Jesse Spoldrl. in Echo Point, Scptem-
her &c. Although no special committees
have been appointed tho ladies are
working for definite arrangements wh'cn
will be announced later. y feature OIL
Tho bazaar will br a table displaying
bahy clothes made by the members OF
this TwC.
Tho affairs given by thcs" groups OF
energetic women are by far the most
successful social events "f tn" season
and also always yield Il splendid pr"n'
which is devoted to tn" good work car
ricd on Mt tho Ohio Valley hospital.
The members Of the Second Twig are:
McSdam"S:
Eugene Hildreth H. IlnE'cIon iauH
Jesse Bloch T.. - IuI,nlS
N 4. Hanning T. u: iHlI"MIt
II G. HaZlctt W. \, NrtCF"i1
4. \. Wilson Lee faulI
w. w. Holloway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
BIG LIoUoR SEIZURE

CLEVELAND. Aug. I3 - NinG men
were arrested and $4,000 worth Of llq-
uor confiscated today whom John Saw
kin special agent Of tn" department Of
Justice. halted TWO trucks just outside
OF Youngstown which were carrying tho
liquor into Ohio from Pennsylvania
One truck was loaded with 12H cases al
beer and the other with one hundred
cases and Two barrels Of whiskey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Yaave For The West

The many friends Of Misses Della ana
Minnie Davis Of PIE Eoff street VIII be
Interested to learn that they have re,
signed from the local office "f thr -, q
Sov Cor Jerome. Idaho. where they will
1 Zach io school during The fall and winter
terms. Both young ladies are graduates
Of West Liberty Normal school and are
their denarture from local social circles
viii viii be greatly regretted they have the
hest wishes Of their friends and ac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

and cheerful that when he had an occa-
Siunul blue day. or few moments, All
the nurses felt badly too.
Miss johnson is released from tho
service hat will not receive her dis
charge until about the 2oth Of August.
Meantime she is doing night duty at
the Wheeling hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
E1Ss Planning Events

A meeting Of the amusement commit
tee Of Wheeling lodge 3. L. o. Elis will
he held in the club rooms on Fifteenth
street this evening to arrange pro-
gram of social activities for tho coming
season. The opening dance will be an
elaborate affair of late September and
will be followed by several similar ar
fairs during the holiday season prOmiS-
ing a season Of most enjoyable events.
II is planned to again have the club
nights which have furnished such pleas
ure durirg the past years. This same
committee will also direct plans Tor tho
minstrel show which holds n prominent
place in each years program of activi-
ties for the local lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Mileage. Appor,ionm"nt.
PLAYER RELEASED.

NEW YORK. .NuE. I&.--Th" New York
Americans today. announced ihr release
Of Pitcher Potter Schneider IN tn" Yer
non club Of the Pacific Coast league.
Schneider was procured from III" GIN
rrunntI Nationals last winter III deal
for pitcher Ray Fisher. TIL" player
said he will not report ~ vernon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Ola Stone House.

The Old Stone House again was the
scene Of several interesting dinner par
ties last night. The beautiful surround
ings Of this charming colonial reRort
are alone we'll worth tho trip to Roncv's
Point, and with the addition Of a Le-
licious chicken and waffle dinner the
pleasure Of the evening is assured.
Last nights parties included:
Mrs. Hutchinson and party Of fourteen.
Mr.. Julian Hearne and party OF four.
Mr.. Gibson Caldwell and party Of six.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Lawn Party

Members OF troop ). Girl Scouts. are
busy with plans for a lawn party which
will be held on the lawn surrounding
the old Haskins hospital Thirty-tifih
and Chapline streets, Tuesday evening.
August i9. Preceding the lawn party,
or at $3.50 o'clock. the girls will serve
one Of their delicious turtle soup, sup
ed near the site selected for the lawn
party. During the evening th"r" will
be homo made cakes. candies and ais"
turtle soup dispensed by the "nrrgcti'
girls. Captain Gertrude smith IS tn"
general chairman in charge and tn"
other chairman are:
AmuScmcntS-Miss Lillian McElroy.
Turtle Snup-AlisS Agnes Eel.
CakcS--MiSS Mildred Rtcht".
CardicS-AlisS Ellen Wheeler.
Ice Cr"am-MiSS Madclyn Hawkins.
Soft Drinks-MlSs Sarah Nult".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
FUNDS APPORTIONED
FOR CLASS "A" ROADS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. Ia
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the app"rIIonm&nt or
Ihr funds appropriated by tho l"ElS.a-
turc of tho state Of West Virginia for
the constr uctiou and improvement q!
class "A" roads has h"cn announced BY
the state road commission. TIL" arror-
t!rnmCnt is based ON tn" total of class
"A" roads at tho rat" Of S425 per mhH
and include:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
WIN Honor Visitor

Miss Elsie Cottrell, OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
who Is the guest OF Mrs. Edward A
Schenk, will be complimented with a
very pretty afternoon party which will
be given by Mrs. Schcnk at her home in
Woodlawn Saturday afternoon. An in
teresting session Of bridge will provide
enjoyment for the guests during the
afternoon and at o'clock dainty
luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Visitor VIII Return

Miss Adelaide Worem. who has been
the guest Of Miss Martha Schubart, nt
Woodlawn, for the past two weeks, will
return to her home in Dover. Ohio. tho
latter part Of the week. Miss Worcn
has been the honor guest at several de-
lightful affairs held here during hcI
Stay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Visitor. Will arrive romorrow

Miss Katherine Wcrtz and Mrs. Her
bert Dehrke. both of Reading, Pa. will
arrive in the city tomorrow. They will
! be the guests Of Miss Charlotte Schcnk
{ during their stay here and doubtless
| many charming affairs will be arranged
| in their honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
RAasie HhaW Picnic.

The members Of the Bessie Shaw Mis-
sionary band Of the Stone Presbyterian
church Of Elm Grove will hold picnic
| at Wheeling park Tuesday afternoon
and evening, August 10. A basket sup
per will he served at o'clock. All tho
members are cordially invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
8auHh1nnn-Moore

KEYSER w. Va. Aug. ID Dillon
perrie Baughman. Charleston. w. Va
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore. daugh.
ter Of s. n. Moore. former member OF
the legislature, were married at the
home OF the bride this morning by the
Rev. Charles Dclong. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. AZ
ter September l. they will be at home
at Charleston. w. Va. where the bride
groom Is principal of one of the schools.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Ell Ascenso de Beatty
(Por el Hilo Directo de la Prensa
Aeoc;a da\
AsOciada)

mas prontO possible, sin que Sc le
vuelva hacer surcar el mar. Asi
ell ell case de Sir Beatty, cuya ban
dera fiot0 sobre el mastil de srl
barco solo cuatro dias, los que me
diaron entire su nOmbramicnto V
la distinction de la Gran Armada.
En- cambio Jellicoe ha recibido la
distinction de que su insignia on,
dulc al vicnto desdc el topc del
palo mayor del "Nueva Zclanda"
por todo cl tempo que durc la
viaje alrededor del mundo que Ell
ese navfo esta hacienda el cGlebre
marino.
Esto no tiene mas precedente
que el Sir Eduardo Seymour almi-
rantc dc la Armada Real, que a
bordo del "Infiexible" fuG a Nueva
York para la celebration del ter.
Ger centenario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Notas Agricolas
~
La Siembra del Cocotero

tad para que Sc cubra con el item
pc.
CULTIYO Y ABONOS: Mantle
ner ell terreno libre de malezas es
una buena pr;ictica para cl mcior
dcsarrollo de las palmas. La
siembra dc lcguminosas en- ell mis-
mo terreno,. aumenta la riqueza
del suelO y evita el crecimiento de
las malas hierbas.
Ell pescado podrido, cenizas y
hojas sccas, constituyen un buen
abOno para las palmeras. Guam
do sc siembra el cocOtero Ell te-
rreno distantes dc la orilla del
mar, es convenicnte echar en- cada
hoyo, al cfectuarse el transplante,
de ) Il 10 1ibras dc sal.
UNA plaza QUE ATACA
AL COCOTERO: Las palmeras
son atacadas frecuentemente por
insectos dc la clase de las cocheni-
UaS, V 81 no Sc cOmbaten eStOS i'll
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

LOndres, 5 de mayo.-El gobier
no britanico ha echado a un lado
todos los precedcntcs sobre cl as
censo de Lord Jellicoa V de Sir
David Beatty al grado de almi--
rantcs de la flota al mismo ITEM
po. Jamas un hOmbre de la edad
de Sir Beatty, que es la de cuaren-
ia Y ocho amos, habla recibidO tai
honor; y nunca hubo dos almiran-
tes de la Armada Britannica que
pudieran, al mismo tempo, izar
su bandera. De hecho, durante
los dltimos Glen aiios solo hubo
tres almirantes ell Inglaterra
Existe en- la marina inglesa la
tradicion de que cuando un alto
Official es promOvido al grado de
almirante micntras Sc encuentra
navegandO, debe ser rclevado 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Subscribase a 'EL IMPARCIAL".
La Exposition Industrial
en- Ponce
Trabajos Preparatorios

Aver Sc reuni0 ell COmite Cen.
tral de la Federation Portorrioue
liza ell session conjunta ell COmitG
Industrial que estl entendiendo
ell la celebration de la exposition
regional que st cclebrara en- Pom
&c durante los dias 25, 26 V y de
Julio y fueron leldas numerosas
comunicaciones de industriales
que hacen consultaS sobre la eXhi-
bici0n Y sc acord0 hacer publicas
las siguientes manifestacioncs pa
RI conocimicnto de todos los que
esten interesados en- el desarrollo
industrial de Puerto Rico:
La Federation Portorriqueila
del Trabajo no desea haccr nego.
clos con los industriales V por 10
tanto todOs los que. esten intere-
sados Ell llevar productoS para
anunciarlos 0 darlOs Il con0ccr.
pueden hacerlo sin pagar abSoIl-
tamente NADIA por el espacio del
local que sc Ocupe. La institu--
ci0n esta tratandO de recaudar
/ los fondOs neceSarioS para Sufra.
gar los cuantiOsos sastos que orr
gina la cXpOsici0n. por donacio-
nes que sc estan pidiendo ii los
cran'its ccntros industriales. los
bancos V demas aSociaciOneS que
sc consi,teran interesadas en- cl
piogreSo del pals.
Pueden eXhibirse animales. pro
ductos asrlcolas V las materials
primaS que sirvan para ell desa-
rrollo dc nuevas Industries. Peri
tos eXpertos estan preparando ira
bajos para presentar EN- la expo
sici0n V dal,;in conferencias publ
cas- en- ell local. sobre la convenien |
cia de proteger los efectOs que
ellos presenter como medic de
abrir nuevas fuentes de riquezas
en- el pals.
Los interesados deben trans
portar hasta Ponce sus productOs
Y la institution Sc hara cargo dc
ellos desde el momento que lie.
guen a la cstaci0n del ferro.ca-
rril o que esten dentro del local
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

sectos prontamente sobreviene la
ruina del cOcal. Para atacar es-
tas plagas es conveniente cortar
las pencas enfermas y quemarlas Y
mantener ell terreno libre de hier-
bas, pues estas .ayudan a La pro
pagaci6n de la playa. Recomen-
damos, ademas, la siguiente pre-.
paraci6n' para pasar sObre los
trOncos con una brocha de pintar: ::
Cal viva 20 libras.
AZURE Is
Aqua 80 galones.
La cal Sc echa en- una paila Y Sc
le agrega aqua caliente, el azufre
sc agrega entonces, agitan1o la
mezcla, que debe calentarse por
espacio de una hora, hasta que
esta adquiere un color rojo oscu-
ro. Despues sc diluye la mezcla
hasta que cl volumen sea de so
galones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

de la exposition, segGn Sc conven
ga de ante-manO.
Efectos pequeiios que hayan de
ser transportados cuyo costo sea
de poca importancia, pucdcn man
darse a la oficina de San Juan,
Cruz Is altos Y seran transporta-
dos por cucnta del Comite Indus
trial sin responsabilidad por par
te del comit6 81 Sc rompe algGn
objctO por haber sido NAL EN-,
balsamalo.
Es la intcnci0n dc los iniciado-
res de esc acto de propaganda i'll
duStrial, que concurran tOdos los
pr0ductOres, para que ell los tres
dias de exhibition sc de cuenta el
pueblo de tOdo cuanto Sc produce
Ell la isla, para que al realizar sus
compras, tenga siempre presente
cl comsumidor q. debc Solicitar los
artfculos fabricados o confeccio.
nados en- el pals.
Tcjidos. zapatos. sombrcros. ar
1iculos alimcnticios, malctas, niue
blcS, iabones. esencias V en- gene.
l'al tOdos los articuloS que Sc ia
brican Ell la isla. debcn estar ALI
Representatives Y tener Ell cuenta
los eNpositOrcs. que la cXhibici0n
del mes de Julio es la primera. ca
da vez que Sc celebre anualmcnte
la convenci0n de los Obreros Ell
differences ciudades. Sc efectua-
ran actOs analOgos de propagan-.
ia industrial, respondicndo asi Il
unO dc los dcbcres que ticncn In
association de laborar por el deSa-s
rrollo V protection de nuestras in
duStriaS. que equivale Il luchar
practicamente pOr el bien de los
trabajadores que Ell la actualidal
viven sometidOs Il dos tres indus
trias sOlamente que son las que
dominan la situaci0n economical
de la isla.
Cualquier referencia sobrc el
particular debe pedirse la Ofici,
IA de la Federation en- la Gale
de la Cruz numero Is, altos San
Juan. ----
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

vender los c6merciantes
meO cualquer
areciar costo antes de nverr
hecho de haer venddo quin
ce de la a puede ctae
uildad de la panta electrical
ICues venaas les indujeron
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

TERRENOS PROPIOS: El te
rreno mas apropiado para la STEM
bra de cocoS es ell aluvi0n arenO.
so, cerca de la desembOcadura de
los rios. playas de mar, sanitra
/ les o arenales mas menOs BAHIA
dos pOr sus aguas. Y ell general to-
dos los suelos eXpuestos inunda
clones anuales. Esta planta pros
pcra meior cerca del mar, pues cl
tclrcno saturalo de sal estlmula
su desaIrollo.
SEMILLEROS: Ell cocotero
Sc propaga por medic dc semille--
ros hechos en- suelOs liyianos V
bicn protegidos. La epoca de ha.
Ger semilleros es dc JUNO a no.
vicmbre. Sc debcn utilizar como
scmiIlas las nueces caidas natu-
ralmente; cuandO estas estan bien
maduras Y secas, sc siembran a
una distancia de Is a 20 pulga-
das, una de otra, cubriendo la par
tc superior con basuras V lodOs
salado, fernando una capa espesa
de una a dos pulgadas de espesor.
Una yez scmbradas las nueces,
los hoyos deben ser regados dia-
l'iamente, y mantenidos libres de
hierbas hasta que la planta ger
mine. En- terrenos propios, cerca
de las orillas del mar, las plantas
germinaran dentrO de dos tres
mescs. De las plantas que germi
nen Sc deben selecciOnar las mas
fuertes para ser transplantadas.
TRANSATLANTIC: Una vez que
las nueces hayan germinado debe
espcrarse a que las plantaS tengan
de Is a 20 pulgadas fuera de tic
ira, para entonces ser transplant
tadas despues que Sc haya prac-
ticado la selection. Los hoyos en-
que han de transplantarse deben
ser del tamailo de una vara cibi-
ca, situado una distancia de s
a 10 yaras entire 81. De este modo
cada cuerda ocupara alrededor de
60 plantas. AL ser colocadas las
plantas Ell hoyos, estos Sc LENA
ran de terra hasta la mitad, de-
jandose Ell descubierto la otra mi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
LAS VEGAS DE CAGUAS"

consecuencia de la falta de anas para los tabaeos
Martin asa" de lag vegas dc Caguas-que sc recihran
de un momento otro-se estan sirviendo aquelos con
las que lcvan por titulo "Selecto."
Suplicamos nuestrOs clientes que no dispenser no
poder atender enseguida, deseam0s, s.s cartas
6rdenes por impossible despacharos con la premu
ra necesaria
MARTIN LASA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Vapores de Pinillos Izquierdo & Co.

Debido que los buques de esta empresa es-
tan repatriando tropas para los Estados Unidos,
ell vapor CADIZ no podra tocar aqui en- SUI viajc
anuncado hasta la primera semana de julio
proXimo. Los senorcs pasaj jeros deben resovcr
sobrc los pasajes que. nos tienen anotados
Sobrinos de Izquierdo & Co.
Agentes Generates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
DELCO-LIGHT
IAPLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
los COMERCIANDES.

yende los cSmercian
para p0p us" o ao % de- % ha a r a
&c pantas la a puee citarse
81 nSo IL cues sen Seaas que ndueron
'''' ' Es BUEN ANUNCIo.
Toos los coercantes pogresas que
aae los M @ una ea dos favor e
alumbrada Ia iEn cual enrara mas gentef
COMODIDAD.
o @ Ia de sus & suamdo nays
pudendo udar encenerse por noee sin daharseles la
la tenda, la ofclna, deposito, garage tahona etc
-EvITA INCENDIOs.
nendos, siendo de voltage bo Ell ncendo siempre
possible cuando laya de eyar veas qunques de un so o
auen sa e ps as das Ell
competdores seryirdn a sus parroquanos?
Es UNA ECONOMIA.
plana cOrriene (peroeo@ I'm gallon de
M sea actual % a gg eaas ia luz u" que Usco m este
cenavos klovaio, la corriente producida
oTRAs vENTAJAs.
Como para cargar acumuadores,
uaes toma cOrente noche sn funcone e moor)
riene de pantas pdblcas 1sla.
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
Entire panas progressas
los sres Maroe Co.. (caes); Va
soo Frau 1otegn ayua} pntus1ss nns.ss Ca cas
Ramon Torres tSan German So de Gonzalez 1Salnas1 Juan
Rutert (TOa Baa) Bernabe
Perez ieques) Hnos recibo r. L. Merwn Co., Sra
r. D. benjamin Jean Peterson de Santa Cruz.
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
10 antedco consideration No hemos de exagerar los
senciO puede
funcOnandO pruebas
comoad prosperidad debe ped nfoes asados
requisites para guir hacienda medic
esilO del Siglo pasadO?
PRECIO.
de panta hjado fabcantes cuesta
A
deaados agenes
pdendO catalogo etc.
C. O. LORD CO.
SAN JUAN.
Marques Hermamos, J.J. Gerardino,
ARECIBO PONC1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

ELECTRIC STORAGE SCARS
TO NEW DIZZY PASTURES
Buying Apparently More Urgent Price AdUdnces-Lakt
Superior Gro,od Push Up Their Fauorite ,aj

Interest in the local market virtually
centered in two stocks. Electric Stor-
age Battery and Lake Superior Cor
poration. Trading in the balance of the
local list was without feature of interest
while price changes were mixed.
In point of activity and strength
Electric Storage Battery had virtually
complete monopoly of the limelight
There was apparently not the slightest
diminishment in the demand for stock,
regardless of the motive behind the
movement. 1t is clearly evident, how
ever, at this stage of the proceedings
that something far more reaching is
behind this persistent absorption than
u mere speculative fever
Naturally the protracted forward
swing IN the stock has each day made
1t scarcer and scarccr commodity.
According to reliable source of informa
tion there is relatively little stock now
held in this city. Within the last fort
night shares which have nestled for
years in safety deposit boxes, trunks
and other places of concealment have
passed unto unknown hands.
Some time ago 100 was predicted for
the stock, this goal was passed by So in
the urgent buying during the forenoon
which meant an overnight gain of SS. 20
and SIT. 80 since last Saturday. Today's
price of lob would seemingly appear
a fancy price for an 8 per cent stock
in making comparisons with other stan =
dard securities giving the same dividend
return. The movement, therefore. can
no longer be associated with intrinsic
value based upon earning powers, pres =
ent or prospective. 1t confirms, on the
other hand. in a measure, rumors oi
buying for control. The mystery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
TIGHT MONEY PUT DAMPER
ON MARKET ENTHUSIASM
Vigorous Rallies Made in Early Trading Temporised by the
Rising Call Loan Rate

New York, Oct 15.-Price move
ment in today's market was unsettled
and ragged. although the general list
once more displayed significant rallying
power, which was temporized by the
money market conditions.
There was the familiar bareback which
usually follows such period Of violent
fluctuations as witnessed yesterday.
This indicated that the leaders of the
big upward swing had not yet lost their
grip on the market on the one hand. and
on the other. that the professional trad
ing contingent had once more been
guilty of serious miscalculatiou of the
markets inherent strength and rcsil-
iency.
Overnight developments failed to
show any material change in conditions
which gave Wall Street the attack of
Semihystcria yesterday. On the con
trary, virtually the same condition of
affairs prevailed. The innucncopof these
marketwise. however. was more than
countcrbalanced by the greater weight
| of technical conditions. News from
the industrial conference was anything
but promising. Everything from that
quarter either pointed to Il protracted
deadlock or a probable withdrawal of
the labor interests. The New York
/ city strike situation was much better,
/ and there was promise of an amicablc
/ adjustment of the bitumnous labor sit
, uation.
/ II was, however. technical instead of
| outside conditions that proved the real
governing factors Of the days market
/ Initial dealings clearly disclosed an
I oVersold condition. which fact entered
very largely into the sharp rebound
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
MEM Work BONDS (continued)

Total sales. 1,io7, 200 shares
reck 4.352, 500 ahares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Zinc. Lead and Smelling Com
ferred. payable November to stock of rec
ord October "a
National Biscuit Company, quarterly of
Ia per cent on common and y per cent on
preferred. Common is payable January 10
to stock of record December 80. and pre-
ferred November 20 to stock Of record No
vember 10.
Genera Cigar Company. Inc, quarterly
of sl.60 on common. payable November l
to stock of record October "a.
Commonwealth Power. Railway and Light
Company quarterly of / Y per cent on pre-
ferred, payable in scrip November l.
Bryn Mawr Trust Company. semiannual
of per cent, payable November 1 to stock
of record October 20.
Vacuum Oil Company. semannual of 2
per cent payable November - to stock of
record Novemhe- :.
Burns Brothers Coal Company. quarterly,
ga per cent ca sh and '2iz per cent stock on
common. payable November Is. to stock of
reCorG November q.
Otto Eiseniohr g. Bros, quarterly. !
per cent on common. payable November 10.
as registered November ]
Land Title and Trus. COMPANY. quarterly.
per cent payable November / as regis
tered October 10.
Alaska Packers Association quarter of .
per cent. payable November 10 to stock of
record October 81.