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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The members of the Alumni Chapter
of the Sigma lambda Sorority will give
a card party on Saturday. October Is,
at the Plastic Club. 247~ South Camac
street. Miss Laura Bauer is president
of the chapter; Miss Rita Peacock is
treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Strain. sccrc-
tary, and the members include Miss
Flora Apeldoru. Miss Jean Apeldoru
Mrs. John Lawson. Miss Marie Biting
Miss Gladys Bowers, Miss Florence
Bradway, Miss Marguerite Broadway.
Miss Helen Brinton. Miss Mildred
Brooks. Miss Anna May Clegg. Miss
Cecil Endy. Miss Lucille Forgy. Miss
Isabel Galbraith. Miss Helen Gcary.
! Miss Katharine Ocheltrcc. Miss Eleanor
Ocheltree. Miss Martha McMurray.
Miss Elinor McMIurray. Miss Adelaide
Pitt. Miss Frances Roberts and Miss
Margaret Rock.
Corporal Winter Frost. A. +. +. {;
Mr.. William Reese, A. +. F.. Mr..
Harry Frost. A. F.. F.; Mr.. Clifton
Fish. U. s. NJ. C. my. Herbert Ellison.
of the mine sweeper Falcon; Mr. Earl .
don MacBain. Mr.. George Kuppinger.
Mr.. John Beatty, Mr.. Julian Kuntz-
man, Mr.. William Bartlett, Lieutenant
Vernon Ellison. Mr.. Ellsworth MacBain
and Mr.. Balston Ellison. of the Engi-
neer Corps, who have recently returned
from serving their country in the world
war. were given reception and banquet
on Friday evening in the lecture hall of
the Lchigh Avenue Baptist Church. by
their fellow members of the Alert Bible
class. Other guests included the pastor
Of the church. Rev. John V. Ellison,
Mrs. Ellison, Miss Estelle Radford.
teacher of the class: Mr.. John l..
Knerr. Miss Anna Arnold. Miss Flor
ence Ellison, Miss Pearl CAM. Miss
Vera Spencer, Miss Mildred Spencer.
Miss Irma Spencer, Miss Olive Silber.
Mrs. Harry Shuster, Miss Katharine
Nagle, Miss Murray, Miss Linda Meis,
Miss Anna kuppinger, Miss Julian
Kuntzman. Miss Nlyra Harmon. Miss
Julia Hamilton. Miss Bertha Gibbs, Mr..
John Batey. Mr.. Walter Brown, Mr..
Fred Kuppinger. Mr.. Clark Hamilton,
Mr.. Harry Shustcr, Mr.. Howard viii
son, Mr.. Il. Asher Hess, aud the Rev.
and Mrs. j. Francis Behrens.
The C., and j. Fisher Post. No. 335
of the American Legion. was organizct
on Monday evening at Brannigan'
Hall. Twenty third and Clearficld
streets. Mr.. Charles O'NeilI was SO
lected for commandant: Mr.. William
Lepnan, vice commandant; Mr.. Chris
topher Wogan. treasurer. and Mr.
| Charles Lewis, secretary. The post was
named in honor of Mr.. Charles Fisher
and his brother. Mr.. John Fisher, who
died in action, the latter in France. Mr..
Charles Fisher went down on the Mon
golia. The post has over 800 members
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DOYLE ESTOWN

Miss Geraldine Buchanan. of State
street entertained at tea yesterday aft
crnoon. The following guests We're
present: Miss Rae Myers. Miss Made
lyme James. Miss Gladys Heyman, Miss
Marion Gerlitski. Miss Ruth Darling
ton. Miss Elizabeth Watson, Miss Ruth
Hibbs. Miss Helen Hibbs and Mrs.
Charles Kramer.
A benefit entertainment for the Vii
lagc Improvement Association will be
given at the Strand Theatre this after
noon.
Prominent persons from all sections
Of Bucks county are taking part in the
third annual golf tournament for the
David Burpce Cup. over the course
of the Doylcstown Country Club this
week.
Miss Grace Lippincott. Of East Oak
land avenue. entertained twenty friends
at a farewell dinner party in honor OF
Miss Irene Carver, who is leaving for
Atlantic city, \. j., where she will
make her home.
After spending the past season with
Mrs. James Anderson. of Broad street.
Mrs. William G.. Porter, has returned
to her Philadelphia home.
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GER M ANTOWN

Mr.. aud Mrs. Gustav Thouncckc. of
6103 Musgrave street, have gone to Now
York to see Mr.. Tbonuccke's mother
who will sail for Europe tomorrow
after stay Of five years in this conn
Try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Forrest Smith
are at home at 8114 Ross street Mrs
Smith will be remembered as Miss Dor
othy Levering, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Levering, Sr.. of JOOo
North Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. NJ. Murdoch and
family have closed their cottage at Sen
Isle City and have returned TO their
home at 523 East Washington lane.
Miss Frieda Gillespie. of So Man
helm street. who has been coupsclor
at Camp Omega, has returned to her
home and expects to go TO Sargent Col
lege
Miss Edith Gill. of 611S McCanum
street. left for Cornell University on
Saturday.
Miss Edith Ketcham. of Steptou ave
nue., will leave on Friday for Smith
College.
Miss Mary CloSSon. of West Chpl-
ten avenue, went back to Ursiuus Col
legc on Tuesday,
Miss Helen Krietzer. daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs. $. G.. Krietzer. cntertainCc
at her home. 5349 Wayne avenue. lasI
Friday evening to announce the engage
ment of Miss Lillian Peters. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Peters, of 60:
Fast Locust avenue. and Mr.. Lauren
Eorine, of Ridley Park. Among Mrs
aud Miss krietzer's guests were Mis-
Clara Reed, Miss Marion Manning
Miss Helen Manning, Miss Marie Pc
/ ters. Miss Laurea Vessels, Miss Katha
rino Kennedy. Mr.. Frank Craven, Mr.
William Williams, Mr.. George Cox. Mr.
George Heatop. Mr.. Walter Woodsidc
Mr. William Zimmerman. Mr.. Harvc
! Roper. Mr.. j. Stutz. Mr.. Graydo
Krietzer. Mr.. Harold Stinc. DR.. an
| Mrs. John r. Stine. Mrs. Roper an,
Miss Emily Lofhcr, of Allentown.
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Observation-Disclosures Wedding

The wedding of Miss Barbara f.
WaIdcnbcrgrr. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Wadcnb"rgCr. of 20l
Dupont street. Marlborough. and Mr.,
Leonard A. Held, of 1Gl South Thir-
tecnth street. was solcmniHcd ycstcr-
day afternoon in the church of the
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
Manayunk, with the rector Rev. Henry
Gantcrt. officiating The bride wore
her travelling suit of dark blue with a
toQuc hat. She was given in mar
riage by her father and was attended
by Miss Katharine Keller.
Mr.. Fred c. Graupnrr was best man,
The ceremony was followed by an in
formal reception mt the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Held
left on trip aud will he mt home
after November ] at 1917 Spring Gar
den street.
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NoRRISTOWN

Mrs. \. NJ. Pearsc. Of Trooper. gave
a luncheon al her home to meet Mis-
Mildred Dix. of New York. Among the
guests were Mrs. Franklin Derr. Mrs.
+. G.. MYERS. Mrs. John Bcckley and
Mrs. r. G. Clcmmcr.
The Norristown Choral Society met
for the first rehearsal on Monday eve
ming, This is the twelfth seasons work
for the organization. which is directed
by Mr.. Ralph Kinder. This years
nrogram. which will be presented on the
evening of Thursday. December II. will
include the sacred oratorio. The
Locos." -" "Narcissus' and '"fhc Call for
Freedom will also be sung.
DIR. !. r. Care. of West Main street
cnG daughters. Mrs. Walter NJ. Miller.
/ of Cleveland. O.. and Mrs. j. Donald
Roberts. of Longport. \. j., have left
on n hunting trip to Canada.
| Among the guests at Il children :
marty given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Yost. Of DeKalb and Airy streets, il
honor of the seventh birthday of THEN
small daughter. Miss Nancy Feather
Yost. were Miss Elizabeth Eisenberg
Miss Mary Hathaway. Miss isabelle
Eisenberg. Miss Mildred Connolly. Mis-
Frances Connolly. Miss Mary Louise
/ Williams. Miss Rebecca March, Miss
Jean Holland. Miss Emily Mann. Miss
Grace Jones. Miss Elizabeth Iost. Miss
Jean SayIor. Miss Ruth Saylor. Miss
Helen David. Miss Hannah Iost, Mas.
ter Frank Parker. Master Robert Tay
lor. Master Ross Saylor. Master Fred
crick Corum. Master Jack Geiger
Master Robert Geiger. Master Paul Say
lor. Master. james Holland, Maste
Daniel Yost. Master John pennypnckcr
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. Robert Green enter
tanned at dinner at Fernview, Fair
view, in honor of the first anniversar,
of their wedding. Covers were laid fo
fifteen guests.
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FALLS OF SCHUYlkILL

The Young Womeu's Christian Asso-
citation will give its fall reception and
opening entertainment on Saturday
evening at the Association hall on Ridge
avenue. The affair is in charge of Miss
Rachel Roberts. general secretary, and
Miss Jessie McCulloch, girls secrc-
tary. who will be assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Anna NJ. Reed and Miss Grace
Cole. The interesting program that will
follow the reception includes humor-
GUS sketch and tableaux in which the
following will take part: Miss Gladys
Smith, Miss Bessie Hemphill, Miss
Edna Hill. Miss Pearl Berry. Miss
Gladys Law. Mrs. A. NJ. Ozias and Miss
Christine Anderson. Mrs. Lawrence
Nischer Boyd, chairman of the commit .
tee of management. will make the ad %
dress of welcome, and Miss Emily Gal
braith of the recreation section of the
Germantown Association, will have
charge of the games, The affair will
close with n dance.
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ROXROROuGH

The members Of the sewing guild cf
st. Adams Protestant Episcopal
Church. Ridge avenue, of which the
Rev. Charles s. Lyons is the rector.
will hold tho opening meeting for the
season on Tuesday, October Z, in the
parish house. In addition to their work
for the parish. the guild will continue its
Red Gross work and will assist the Ror
borough branch Of the needlework guild.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dearnley, who is spend :
ing the autumn at her Roxborough
home. is president of the organization
Mrs. Lyons is secretary and treasurer,
and the members include Mrs. Ralph
Meyer. Miss Edith Meyer, Mrs. N.
James, Mrs. Joseph McGee, Mrs. r. X.
Wood. Mrs. James McGee, Mrs, j.
Martin. Mrs. Harry Sykes. Mrs. Mar
garet Smith. Miss Mary Hagner, Mrs.
George DunsmOrc. Mrs. Charles Lcntz
and Mrs. benjamin Gizley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ayres and their
family, OF Manayunk avenue, closed
their summer home in Ocean City last
week and returned to RoSborough. Mr..
Ayres's aunt. Miss Annie Ayres, who
passed the season with them, returned
early in the month.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, cf 6910 Ridge ave-
nue., has returned from a weeks stay In
Columbus, U.
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YARDLEY

The Bucks County Natural Science
Association will meet here on Saturday
and if the day is favorable will go b,
barge on the canal to Hartman. II
stormy the meeting will be held in the
Friends meeting house here. An ad
dress on "Forcstry' will be given b,
Mr.. J. Freeman Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Augustus CadwaI
lader. of Fairfield Terrace. will
their three children motored to BucI
Hill Falls where they spent the week
end.
Mr.. Joseph De Sau, the last boy from
here to return from overseas. received
his discharge a few days ago and is al
home here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson DE Sau.
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KIWANIs CLUB TO DINE
out.of. Town Bodies to Attend Ban
quet Here Tonight

The Kiwanis Club will give ban
quet and entertainment at the Belle
vue Stratford roof garden tonight.
Kiwanis clubs Of Wilmington. Ches
ter, Allentown. Lancaster and other
cities will participate. William c.
Benkert has arranged for the enter
tainment features. and Thomas Shall
cross. Jr.. president Of the club, will
act as toastmaster.
The principal speakers will be o.
Samuel Cummings, secretary Of the In
ternational Kiwanis. and Lieutenant
Colonel William II II. Morris. Colone
Morris is said to be the youngest man
in the United States army holding the
rank of lieutenant colonel. During his
service in France he won the Distin
guished Service Cross and number o
other decorations.
Robert F. Nash. the secretary, an
nounces that large number Of hand
some souvenirs will be distributed a
the dinner. They will be the gifts o
members of the Philadelphia Kiwanh
Climb
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NURSES TO GIVE SHOW
"Victory MinstreIs" TO Perform al
Jewish Hospital Tonight

Nurses at the training school Of the
Jewish Hospital will present the "Nir-
tory Minstrcls" this evening in the
Pennsylvania Building. one of the
nurses homes of the hospital. Nord
road. below Olney avenue.
"'rhc Chart which is described as
~ soothing anaesthetic in one spasm.
will be feature OF the entertainment
IL was written for the nurses by Abra
ham Lipschutz. of the Young Men s
Hebrew Association.
The "endmcn" tonight will be Miss
Caroline Schweriner. Miss Julia Gross
Miss Helen Stewart and Miss Catherine
rcardsley. Miss Helen Line will he
nterlocutOr.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Mohctt. Of
the Normandic. Thirty sixth and
Chestnut streets. are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a son. Mrs.
Moffett will be remembered as Miss
Muriel Brew, daughter of Mrs. NJ. a.
Brew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Castncr. of
390S Walnut street. have returned TO
their home after spending the summer
in Cape May.
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HOL M ES Blu RG

Mrs. \. CoIan. Of Walker street. is
entertaining Mrs. &. Scanlon. of Read =
ing. as her guest for several weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Hart. of Rhawn
street. arc receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Snyder are visiting
in Allentown. Pa.
Miss Marion Clark. of Welsh road
has left for fortnight's stay with
friends in Syracuse. y. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Hand is spending scv
eral weeks in Wildwood. \. j.
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CONSHOHOCKEN

Mrs. +. G.. Morris Wood. of East
Sixth avenue. has returned from an OK .
tended visit to Hanover. Can. where
she was the guest of relatives.
Miss Madeline L. DAILY is rcrupcr
nting in Atlantic City. after several
weeks illness Mt her home in Spring
Mill avenue, Miss DAILY left on Monday
MOI ming. aud was accompanied by her
sister. Miss Mary DAILY.
Miss Margaret Kennedy and Miss
Theresa Kennedy and Miss Florence
Fisher, of 217 Spring Mill avenue. who
have been spending the last two months
in Atlantic City, win prolong their stay
until .hn end of October.
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MANAYUNk

Mrs. George W. Sohn and her Young
son. George W. Sohn. Jr.. of l3a
Green lane. returned yesterday from
Cape May. where they have been spend
ing the summer and autumn. Doctor
Sohn returned from the shore early in
the month.
DR.. and Mrs. William Dewitt. of 100
Green lane. have returned home after
spending the season in Scatord, Del.
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Lam SDOWNE

Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Dowing Tay-
lor. of East Lacrosse avenue. arc
spending week in Quebec. Canada.
Miss Laura Pcnnock. of Windcrmcrc
avenue. is spending few days at Galen
Hall.
On Friday and Saturday. October 3
ana 4. there will be Il large fair held at
the st. Francis De Sales Convalcsccnt
Home on South Lansdownc avenue for
thv benefit of the home.
Mrs Frances Kent Cook has returned
home after spending n few days in New
York.
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Krecker
have returned from their wedding trip
and are staying in Logan until the com
pletion of their new home in Richfcld
road. Westover Hill, Pa. whore they
viii be at homo after November ~. The
bride was Miss Helen +. I.uckhurdt
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Luckhardt.
Mr.. Krecker is the sou Of Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Krecker, of 1920 West Erie
avenue.
Mr.. Frederick Stewart, of Risipp
Sun lane, former scoutmaster of this
section, has returned from years serv :
|ivQ overseas with the 10Sth Field Ar
1iiseS. ~. Stewart win direct ths
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OLN EY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L., Sederholn
have returned from their wedding trir
to Niagara Falls and are at home at
:325 South Sixticth street. Mrs. Scdcr
holm will be remembered as Miss Anna
s. Semisch daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Semisch. ST., of 13S East
Wellens avenue. Olncy. before her mar.
riag0 on September II.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

MIR. Samuel Ettleson. OF 3214 Cliff
ford street. entertained at his home
on Thursday evening. Among those
present were: Miss Ivanette Kruger.
Miss Edith Rosenberg. Miss Hertha
Stern. Miss Mildred Goldstein. Miss
Rose Kahn. Miss GOldie Nameroff. Miss
Isabel Saylor.s Miss Johanna Marks.
Mr.. Alfred Kitty. Mr.. Maurice Binder.
Mr.. Daniel Kruger. Mr.. Samuel
NecdIcman. Mr.. Joseph Ncedlcman and
Mr.. Abram Braunsteiu.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j .Iaspan. Of 25i5
Myrtlewood street. have returned to
their home from Atlantic City.
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FRANKFORT

Miss Pauline Hansell. of Arrott
street, has returned from month stay
at Wildwood, \. ].
Mrs. !. Master, of Frankford avenue
and Orthodox street, will entertain the
members of her sewing circle at her
home on Friday afternoon.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.

and Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark, of
Bryn Mawr, entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
G.. Madeira, Sd. Mr.. Madeira has just
recently returned from France.
Among those who will assist Mrs.
William A. Lieber, of Bryn Mawr, in
receiving at the tea which she will give
on. Saturday to- introduce her cousins,
Miss Edith Newlin and Miss Sara Har-
rison, will be Mrs. Richard s. Newlin,
Miss Alice Newlin, Mrs. Joseph Harri
son. Mrs. M. Stevenson Easily, Mrs.
Frederick Kennard, Miss Peggy Ken
nard, Mrs. Charles P. For. Mrs. George
Il. Page, Mrs. Theodore Harrison, Mrs
Frederick @. Durant, Mrs. Richard
Norris, Mrs. A. M. Laurance, Mrs
Howard Eisenbrey, Mrs. J. Kentor
Eisenbrey, Mrs. George Gibbs, Mrs. r.
Hollingsworth Sitter, Mr.. William H
Hughes, Mrs. Albert u. Kennedy, Mrs
". Caverley Newlin, Jr., and Mrs. Henr.
Harrison, Of New York. The debutante
who win assist in receiving will b,
Miss Kathleen G., Ritter, Miss Mary
Fahnestock, Miss Margaretta Sharpless
Miss Marion Wister Baird, Miss Heller
lfope Wilson. Miss Anita NJ. Evans
Miss Adelaide Newlin, Miss Name!
Cunning, Miss Elizabeth Anne Taylor
Miss Mary d. Norris, Miss r.. Antoin,
Cite Geyelin, Miss Louisa V. Newlin
Miss III, Pauline l.. Bell, Miss Peggy
Rosepgarten, Miss Eleanor Robb, Mis-,
Mary Gest and Miss Ammo B. Town,
send.
Among those who will receive at th'
n home which All. and Mrs, Howard s
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lily have returned TO their home iu
Highland Park, after spending the sum
mer in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hougen, Of
Pittsburgh, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Madeline .Hougen,
to Mr.. Aldwin C. Smith, of Bryn
Athyn.
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NDIC EvGS. at S;20 LAST wEEA
l. NM MATINEE SATURDAY. -
Fl ORENCE REED in ..RoAps OF
I|iN-i WI DESTiNYn
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BEST SEATS FOR SATURDAY MAT, ~ q
Seats ror Next Week on sale Today
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N\>>oo DAILY ESQ, & q o.
SOME, BULL MUSICAL
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Jaw ~ ~ Wed. a. Sat. ~
AL JOLSON IN "Sinbads
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FORREST MsfhTs Mats. Wed. j. 4 Sal sss.. "a
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BROADWAY Broad & Snyder Ay.I
PAUL DECKER & co.
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BEGINNING MoNDAY-sEATs Nowia1
RACHEL CROTHERS
Big Comedy Success-"39 EASTs
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Yeatmau, of
Ballygarth, Chestnut Hill, and Ills
Spruce Street, will give a ball at the
Bellevue Stratford on Friday evening,
December -, in honor of their daughter.
Miss Jane Yeatman.
The sun., 1919-06-20
FULTON TRUST CO:of NY.

Ssh Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend
By Resolution Of the Board Of Trustees . Semi
Annual Dividend OF FIVE PEN CENT, IL
payable on July J, 1919, 70 stockholders OF record
81 the close OF business, 7. NJ, June %, 1919.
The sun., 1919-06-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

- X F. N Mcconnell &C e CO; snnegno: the aa-
- KSnnssO't Copper co,PSr Ssn report,
copper. against s,52s.oOo pounds in April,
. decrease of $4,000 pounds.
the ubTrsasuSy y:.,srdss 9 FOR eG sRlpms s%
amounted to ,s,5iS.coo.
issued a booklet giving . list of the nom.
bsrs OF the United States Senate and OF
tho House of Representatives. In the pres
ont Congress and all stapding and select
Guaranty Trust Company has been ap.
pS,nssd tss sou,s sn aa n
BANKERS Trust Company has been Ap-
pointed.tegistrar for seaboard OIL and Gas
Bank of Bengal has reduced its rate OF
discount per cent. to per cent
OF the Importers and Exporters Insurance
Company Yesterday Ernest Bull Of the
Bull Steamship Company was elected a
The tBt.ooO.ooo FEDERAL Land Bank ~
per cent. bonds offered by a syndicate
timiore. ana including the following syndi-
cate managers. Brown Brothers Co.,
Harris. Forbes q CO.. Lee. Hisginson a
twelve Federal Land Banks and large
group OF Investment dealers, are meeting
with a very favorable reception from the
The directors Of the westchester Title
and Mortgage Company yesterday elected
J, Crawford Stevens president Of the cor
poration in the place OF Francis II. Car
penter. deceased. other changes mads
In the officers OF the corporation were:
Reginald P. Ray was elevated from the
secretaryshtp to be vtce-president; Phiiir
II. Kuss. formerly assistant treasurr. wai
made treasurer Thomas p. Foster, as.
william 4. NieholA Formerly assistant sec
rotary. was made assistant general mAn-
The sun., 1919-06-20
CURB ISSUES HAVE
STRONG UNDERGONE
Market Assumes More Of q
Especially Complexion AT
ter Early Irregularity.
TOBACCOS ARE IN FAVOR
Tires and Rubbers Improve
Near Closing-Mines and
Bonds Are Active.
f0BACCOs ARE IN FAVOR

The curb market worked Its way from
an early irregular price condition into
arm undertone during yesterdays Sos
sion. The market assumed more OF
specialty appearance than II has Of late.
but there was q sizeable trade in, other
,ssrues that did not have the assistance
Of pool operators
Special attention was directed to
Cramp Shipbuilding. which advanced to
AT, a new high price for the movement
or approximately Is points net higher.
PHILADELPHIA interests were principal DID
ders for the ISSUE. Tobacco stocks also
were in favor with British American To-
bacco issues and United Retail stores
prominent in sympathy with general
strength of similar issues on the big
board. -.
The outstanding features In the oil
group were the Sinclair issues, OF which
Sinclair Consolidated ruled tho most ac-
tive and reached so. a new high record.
The field manager of the Gum Cove
Company reported that well No. was
down 1,045 feet. with prospects OK its
being brought in within few weeks.
There was also a little better inquiry Tor
Osage Nation Oil on the announcement
that active drilling operations would be-
gin soon.
The tire and rubber section was feat
ured by early strength. midday irregu-
Iarity and some Improvement around the
close. The Sayold Tire issues. Colonial
Tires. Intercontinental Rubber and Per-
lection Tire were prominent In the trad
ing.
The new stock of the Royal Dutch
Company of New York and It's rights
were traded in for the first time. as were
the shares of the Bethlehem Motor TRUCK
Company.
No especially important price change:
occurred in the mining list, and the bone
section, while active, ruled irregular II
r,rica trend