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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-18
THE WYNDMERE

A,c,J;o Combines shore and Cour,rv
Magnolia Pac. 100 can All
outside rooms RoOkl"t. Mrs + u Naxu@n
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14
THAT CODE OF LAWS

The net result of this agitation has
hccn 10 hiring into di&rcput" n home
and throughout The country, aa cNi-
dcnrcd Ivy the ont of town press N"
culorra women Of our teaching force
---manv OF WnoSr laMc& have been
VIII &prrri on the streets of the city
as hcin@ involved in III" Mucn$ case,
when they We're not, and n final and
last Desperate assault upon me
Assistant superintendent Of Public
Schools by men AMI women who have
not hoSti1tcd to take advantage OF
thc Code OF Laws Of the District OF
Columbia which makes libel Il crtmI-
nal offcn$c but not the spoken word.
when called upon to reduce to
writing charges, winch with Il Singu-
lar freedom from restraint have been
made by irresponsible people IN pub
lie no responsible person conncc cd
with tho Parents League has put
down over Il single signature any
charge involving the moral character
of any school official.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14

The Third, Fourth, Fifth, Nine
t""nth and Twentieth Veterinary
Hospital Corps. composed OF the FIRST
colorrd troops 10 be sent from Rich
moud for training at Camp Lee, will
be in the city for n parade and
homo coming celebration today.
The men will arrive here on boats
Will be taken Immediately to Nirg IL
ia Union University on street cars.
Sivcn lunch there and accorded an
opportunity to meet Their Relatives
and Will move off on parade at $50
O'clock
The line of march will be down
Leigh Street to Fifth, south on Fifth
TO Gay, west on Clay to Adams, south
ON Adams to Broad. east on Broad to
Firth, south on Fifth to Grace, east
on Grace to Capitol Square. through
the Victory Arch, south OF the Wash
!ngton Monument and the Capitol
iinildinE and ont OF the square to
Bank Street. Trolley cars will take
them back to the wharf.
The reviewing stand will be located
At sixth and Grace Streets and the
column will be reviewed at this point
by Mayor AinSlic, city officials, mem
hers OF the jubilee week committee
and OF the Richmond War Camp
Community Service.
Sr"cial places have been assigned
the school children, the community
chorus and other singing groups.
Business men along Broad and
Grace Streets have been requested to
decorate in nonor of the troops.
Mr.. w. II. Anderson will be the
chief marshal Of the parade. Mr..
Nj. \. Nurrcl las charge Of the
arran2cmrntS
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14

L.indrn. Md. The seventh ami.
E"rSary Of tn" Pubic School at Lin
den. Md 1T suburb Of Wa&hingfou
-. c. IN honor OF Mrs Matte Rul
lock tu"" McD2nicD took place ut
''ii"rim Baptist Church. Friday p. NJ
May 80. - $50 o'clock The MANY
speakers included: Miss Ida G.. Plum
mcr. Washington, u. c.: Rev. II .
y. Hart Washington. d. c.. Prof
Owens. Superintendent Of Colorcd
Schools: Mrs. SrahrOok Main: Miss
Catherine Mumford. Dean of n. p
$. Forest Glen and others
l'"V. Johnson. the pastor spoke OF
N" efficiency of the teacher. her
wonderful work in the community
~ leader. church worker. striving
hard to connect the Church home
and school for success. The patrons
led 10y Sisters simeon Drloatchc and
Molly Young made up a purse OF
So. 90 which was presented to Mrs
Eu lock by the beloved pastor. Rev
johnson "a 4 little token OF high
esteem by which she is held in the
community.
81" Responded in q gracious man
ter with much di,suity After sing
ion "tod Ec With Nou" MI went
away feeling that ii was the best
@r"&r@m that had ever been rendered
in tlc Church
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14

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Richmond planet., 1919-06-14
DRIVE FOR 10000 NEW MEMBERS
LAUNCHED. PRIZES OFFER-
ED, WHO Will. WIN?

y feature OF the report Of D. G.
Financial Secretary. w. G.. Watson,
"oS the recommendation that dur
In% this year the mcmhcrs Of our
order would launch Il drive for 1O.--
GOO now members. The idea was re-
r"'N"d with great favor and according
y hr"" prizes We're offered 10 those
mfn"tn" in'o the order the highest
mnmher Of n"w mrmbcr< over %. Is
ana ten respectively. Several dele
Continued on the Fourth Page.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14
WORTHY SUPERIOR SOUNDS THE
NEG NOTE FOR ALL THE DE
PARTMENTS OF TIE ORDER.

conc fldmG the preliminary cycr-
rlS"%. -. &. Worthy Superior j. b.
i.aWr"nr" III very forceful and clo-
qucnt manner delivered his annual
address in which he struck the key
not" of the refrain which rung out
from every department Of The organi-
2aton. lie expressed his delight at
%""in" such Il largo number Of dele
rat"$ from the subordinate tahcrnaclcs
II" stated that withStanding the
financial strain that during this year
lcll upon fratcrnal ana beneficial
organizations such as ours. that our
organization is sill fully able to
protect th" interest OF every member
on our roll: that in our office there
Is not single unpaid death claim
nat heretofore we have done hut lit
tie advertising in the ncwspapers,
mt have been content to let our works
speak louder than words That by
TINS means the people had seen the
merits OF our order and found their
way into our tents; that their has
been no complaints sent up from any
section Of our jurisdiction but
through the entire brotherhood har-
monT and peace prevail: that the more
new members in his opinion was the
need of tho hour. The address was
Received with rapturous applause.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14

TIL" Mothers club will meet on
,T""rSday. june 10, all are invited to
be present.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-14

Ca "Wednesday evening, June ith
the Iris Literary cub entertained
! t"> .A.aocIny graduates OF Union Un.-
vcrSity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24

BIG DROP in u. G.. I. EARNINGS
SHOWN BY REPORT FOR LAST YEAR
Returns From Regular Sources Decrease ST, 877,259
but Profit on Security Sales Helps Net.
Local Trading Is Slow

The annual report of the United Gas improvement Company for tbs
nscal ear ended December 81. 1918, which came ut today, shows a large
raining or In earnings from regular sources az compared with the veal 1917.
oweVer there was a big increase IN profits O the sale of securities, which
maze U p fol a large part oil the loss.
Earnings for the year we're s5777,5S7, a decrease Of sis77,25e, COM
pared with Tn previous year, while profit on securities sold vas s2os9 500 is
against '6os63s in 1911. a gain of s15soS6i. This resulted din lei profits for
Tue year being s6os65os. against s5e155O5 in 1917, Notwithstanding the
severe drop in earnings iron regular sources.
After he payment IF dividends there vs appropriated to undivided
re smaller earnings are in part a reflection Of the drop in business
o"Hhs 10 the fuelsaving efforts IF last winter, due 10 the var and the In.
creased rate of twenty-five cents received by tho city, which caused the
previous year
STOCK tradinS was limited throughout todays session o the Philadelphia
Nchange and little Of interest developed during the session. Price changes
we're generally small, but in inc with the trend o the big board, were
inclined upward.
Lake superior Corporation vs fairly active and sold unchanged after
up a fraction. There "a also renewed activity in Electric Storage
battery' 1t vas firm, while OF moderate turnover Philadelphia Electric
emaine steady. General Asphalt common vas dealt in n a small scale, but
gained Is much as Y to Al, while the preferred moved up a trifc. r
h widest change as scored by Philadelphia Company, which advanced
: points on n odd-lot transaction. Rapid Transit certificates Welded a trfe
aucr opening unchanged. Union Traction held steady, Lehigh Navigation
gained n nc United Gas Improvement showed virtually NJ reflection of
tn decrease in earnings reported for 1918, the price being unchanged IN
trtfing sales. following a drop of Il early in the day.
Steel common was slightly higher, but showed only moderate mumen-
tum. pennsylvania Railroad lost u fraction and vas fairly active. Iehirh
ALLEY ecovere an eary loss and Reading scored a slight upurn.
The feature o business in tho bond division was the activity and strength
OF United Railway Investment 5s Sales tothed around $4,000, with $4,000
coming out the first hour, and the prcc moved u al high al es1k, from
which there vas a slight reaction. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24

J." New York. Feb. 24-The stock market seemed to meet realizing In
large volume in todays trading and. although price movements included
advances in many specalties ranging from to nor than points and
many of the steel industrias and railroads were in urgent demand. these
advances were mixed in with declines and recessons. giving the tone a
confused appearance and making many think that the upward move
nent. which has been in progress for three weeks and more, has about
eliminated.
VI Various groups of stocks we're again taken in hand at intervals during
the day, with prices of those issues forced UP sharply, but selling which
catne o the market at high levels was significant in character, being
traced o o o. the most important interests on the Street.
6 The rubber stocks started Off with vigorous buying as 90 a the
market opened, when Goodrich advanced SIS to II and KenySpringfeld
rose 5s Il LOG, both stocks selling at lei high records.
Mexican Petroleum made a gain Of nearly 6 points to 1874, but lost
the greater part of this advance in a reaction in the last half Of the day.
Tobacco Products moved up IL to 9W% and American sumatra made a
gain of 6 points to ia. - -
AZ The sugar stocks were added to the list Of strong features, both
American Sugar Refining and American Beet Sugar making substantial
coins soon after noon.
Railroad issues we're then made tho prominent features, with con-
csntrated buying putting up Southern Railway more than 1 point. Bald.
win Locomotive during the day advanced 3 points to above so and Cru
chile Steel ranged from 5% to 60&. .~. E
Marine preferred was n Of the weak features, selling down more
than 2 points to below 11. 4E. .ts
United States Steel common advanced y to s5. but more than lost
this gain in the later trading. GhN . .
= There was enormous trading today in Liberty fourth ANS, most of
the sales being made at s424 to e43o. Business was better in the gen.
eral list but without material change in prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
Financial Briefs

The New. York Stock Exchange has
received the following applications %
list: Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
collateral trust bonds. due September /.
1928; Canada Copper Corporation, So
500. 000 hrst mortgage convertible 6 per
cent sinking fund bonds. due January 1,
way Company, general mortsars 5a nnr
cent bonds (stamped as to nonpayment
Of fedora. income taI). and Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com,
p s:SeE o :ss;tssaiSo up ! Per Ee 5 I psr d pfsff sPS%
Interchangeable certificates; SIS, 1os, loo 6
per cent stock. cumulative up to s per
cent from July 4; syI.' permanent. en-;
SIS, 900, 900 common stock, permanent,
engraved. interchangeable certificates.
The seat on the New York Cotton Ex-
change of the estate of l.. C. Lathrop
has been sold to w. s. Einstein for an
other for $4,000. This is the highest
price that a seat on the exchange has
brought this year. the last having sold
for $4,000.
The New York S~ubtreasury gained ST.
$4,000 from the banks on Friday.
s. s, Kresge & Co. has issued Its an
report for the year ended Decem-
Der 81. and shows net earnings. after
ali charges and war taxes, OF $1,000
eee, equivalent after deduction OF pre-
ferred dividends to 1850 a share earned
on the s~10.0o0.ooo common stock. as
compared with net earnings of $780,.
sss. or $3.50 a share. in 1917.
In order to minimize money market
congestion, II Is desired by federal re-
serve authorities that tai anticipation
certificates be used so far as possible In
first payments Of federal taxes March
is. and furthermore be used directly
without first turning them into cash.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. reported
for year ended December 81. surplus
after charges $s.1S4.oo7, equivalent. after
preferred d~iyidenSs 70 sso;So a share
pared with surplus OF s7.asa,7eo or
1885 a share in 1917. No mention Is
made OF Federal taxes.
Net earnings Of Belmont Surf Inlet
With lHn sai.scYY IN %'f p.ce nSisss' The r. 'S@psss
In earnings was due to the inability Of
the company to grade ore In January
due to the previous labor shortage.
Illinois Pipe Line balance sheet as Of
December 81 shows total resources OF
s~2s.os7,s+7 against s2lt7s,ots In the
Plus iss' 81 ggsss'i2s7 a q RaSA; ,s rs '''' sur
One Of the two large banks which on
February Z reduced It's call money rate
from 9 to 81 per cent. today restored II
10 9 per can't. Similar action. was taken
last week by the. other bank In question.
making any deviation In the 9 per-cent
rate. ~ " remarked today that . hrmer
market IN New York has resulted In a
stiffening Of rates here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
paper u
10 to 90
EXCHANGE

New York, Feb. 24.-The foreign ex-
change market on the resumption Of
business showed a further advance In
Spanish exchange, for which 80 far there
has been no other explanation than COW
ering OF shorts. This class OF exchange,
although dull all last week. displayed
increasing hrmness. Today's cables are
quoted at 30h and checks at 20A. These
are the highest figures on the movement
80 far. Otherwise the market showed
few changes OF importance,
Quotations were
Demand sterling 4.75&. cables .4.7sI.
Sixty-day bills. nominaliy' ask
Franc cables 5,45}i, checks 5.+5ns.
Lire cables SOS, checks 6,36h.
Gullder cables AIN. checks Az.
Swiss cables 4.e7, checks f.st.
Stockholm cables 2S,20, checks $500.
Christisnia cables 27.40. checks %. 20,
Copenhagen cables 2s.2o, checks 1900,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
5000 CARS FOR P. R. R.
Work TO Resume on Big Order
Placed Before Armisiicc

Officials of tho Cambria steel Com
pany announced In Pittsburgh his
afternoon that instructions have been
received from the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to resume work on an order
for 5000 steel cars placed before the
signing OF the armistice.
The cost viii be about $4,000, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET MEETS
LARGE VOLUME OF REALIZING
Although Some Issues Score Wide Advances, Gains Are
Mixed With Declines-Many Think Upward
Movement Has About eliminated
High Points in Today's Financial Ne,ps

Good advances were scored by some issues on New York Stock
Exchange, but gains were mixed with declines and some traders thought
upward movement had about run its course. Activity marked Curb
trading, but price changes were uninteresting. Corn was nervous all
day, but closed firm. Cotton declined. Spanish exchange was higher.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Clearing House showed de-
creases in loans, deposits and reserves. United Gas Improvement earn
previous year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Feb. 24.-Business was too
quiet to Indicate any material change
OF the coffee market. but a moderate
trade buying of December ave the mar
ket a steady undertone with that de-
livery ruling around 1886. or about 4
points net higher.
Buying otherwise was probably
checked by the c~learances reported from
Brazil. which included $4,000 bags for
New orleans and $4,000 for New York.
Offerings were light. however. n II did
not require much support to influence
prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
BONDS
FINANCIAL
LEIGH coal AND NAVidA'

AxHE IIVN- NVNtISNh
philadelphia. February 10. 1918.
The Annual Meeting Of the st9eRholSers
Of the ,Iehish Coal and NavissuSn SSom-
pannyy, Hss7 Chestnut street: Philadslphia. Pa.
On February rs. 1919. at III o'clock =. m;
Shen and where an election Will DE held
"a President and Board OF Managers to
serve for the ensuing ysa p,,,, ,,r h. had
at the Compsuy's Office on and after Febru-
ss " HENRY H. PEASE.
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
Tine hrst column gives me rates Tor
day maturity. the second for a period
Of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns are the rates for
rediscounts of collateral loans secured
by government bonds or nOtes.)
Com. paper Gov. paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
Decrease in Exports Of Pork

Chicago. Feb. 2I.-Exports OF pork
pared with 29,76s barrels the corre-
~sponding period a year ago. Lard ex-
ports total 274,s10.o 900 pounds. compared
with 1s2, ass. 900 pounds q year ago. and
bacon 100. s23. 900 pounds. compared with
ssS.e12, 900 pounds a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted In
New York today at S.ofA an ounce.
unchanged; in London at H%d. un-
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
LOCAL LOANS
Deposits and Reserves Also Lower
Than Same Week Last Year

The average condition of members
Of the Philadelphia Clearing House As
ISOLATION for the week preceding today
Is shown in the weekly statement, with
comparisons, as follows:
AR NEasDrpg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
BONDS
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

folloWing are quotations for Inactive
STOCKS listed In the Philadelphia Stock
transactions today, Tho price given Is
the last previous sale;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24

OuICRKO, TSus NV
ness characterized the trading In corn
today and prices f1uctuated er~ratically,
closing firmer.
The start was strong on liberal buy
ing by commission houses induced by
heavy rains over the belt since Friday
and. a belief that the passing of the
3a.26 wheat guarantee bill by the
House would serve to Increase the o n
fidence of maize growers as to the
future value of the cereal.
Bulls were inclined to sell after the
start and commission house support de-
creased because Of the failure of the
market to respond more readily to the
purchasing, and the o became softer.
Plenty of resting orders to buy were
encountered on all declines, however,
and+yalues responded well.
The cash article was heavy, although
roads in the country were in poor con-
dition which, with the tendency of
farmers to hold, curtailed the movement.
oats were slow and acted rather
heavy, but the stability of corn caused
enough covering by shorts to maintain
values. Commission houses were mod
crate buyers at the outset. but soor
turned to the selling side. Advices indi'
Gated a clearing Of the congestion in the
East, but bids from there remained out
of line with his market and there was
little prospect of an improvement in the
movement TO the East.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Corn fneyy deliyRry- FrtdaY'E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
COTTON OPENS STEADY,
WITH LITTLE FEATURE
Liverpool and Wall Street
Purchasers, While Southern
Houses Lead the Selling

C0rT0N BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New Ysrk. Feb. 2l.-rhe f~s,Iew,ns
tsmpesaturee were recorded In the c"tton
ts.nSsosa: %; MaesG and Atlanta, 80, lite
and SSsk M snS M:%sals; Asi 2hi.hs%. CTS
gSst.. u. WeE.b.rs. " e. fs. n"S a.
Charleetsn and Sevsnnah. "a, ASiI"re' TX,
Jacksonville. 81; Nan Ante0ic and Peoss.
cola. 6+l New. Orleans. 49,; Galveston. 81,
.cSygus Christi and Tampa. 90.
Now York, Feb. 2t.--The cottcc omen.
ing was steady, with little feature.
showing 6 points decline to IL points
on first prices.
Liverpool and Wall Street bought and
southern houses led the selling. Event
ually the offerings increased and prices
dropped about 10 points under Fridays
close on active positions.
The carly i~rregularity wal followed
by a very weak and unsettled market.
Bulges on the firm cables and talk OF
della yed farm work did not seem to bring
In buying Of consequence, while the
South was n seller here, presumably in
the way OF hedging M when prices
showed a. tendency to ease, offerings
became general.
Uptown and Wal street interests were
particularly aggressive sellers. while the
break uncovered stock orders, which sent
May contract Off to 21.50 and the gen.
eral list about IS to 70 points net lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
|. MEMBERS
MOUNTAINEERING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call. mixed
collateral. opened today at 81. per cent
for lending and renewing. on all in
dustrial collateral, the opening rate was
6 per cent.
PHTLADELPHIA-Call, 81 per cent
time, ~ a per cent. Commercial paper,
three to six months, 5h @5la per cent /;
six months, 6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-24
CORN CLOSES FIRM
AFTER NERVOUS DAY
Bulls Inclined to Sell After
Start and Commission House
Support Decreased
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

OINAkN DELI Fhh iHhrAN IohENNSI
Chicago. Feb. 24.-lninois-Raln to-
night. Tuesday, rain or snow north and
Observation-Disclosures tonight and Tues
dsp, probably rain turning 10 snow;
Observation-Disclosures with snow tonight
and In east and south Tuesdayi colder.
Minnesota-Unsettled and colder tonight,
east.
iowa-Uh.ettied teniGht. and with rain
tuynine to snow east, colder .toniRht with
cold wave. extreme west and north CEN
North and south D~skotaxEFair tonight
and Tuesday; colder tonight. .-,
Nebraaka-Fair tonlGht and Tuesday;
colder tonight with cold wave south and
east.
Kansas-UnsettIed tonight and. Tuesday.
probably snow west, colder tonight with
cold wave north and west, colder east
Tuesday.
Montana-Fair tonight and Tuesdayt
colder southeast tonight; warmer Tues
WyomIng-Fair tonight and Tuesday.
except snow south toniEht.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-21

gagged under the First, Third and
ruth corps the First, Second,
Third, Fourth. Fifth, Seventh,
Twenty-sixth. Twenty-eighth, Twen-
ty-ninth. Thirty-second, Thirty
third, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-seventh.
Forty-second, Seventy-seventh,
Seventy-ninth, Efghtieth. Eighty
second, Eighty-ninth. Ninetieth and
Nlnty-first-you will be long re-
membered for the stubborn persist
ence OF your progress, your storm
ing or obstinately defended ma
chine gun nests, your penetration,
yard by yard, of woods and ravines,
your heroic resistance in the face
or counter attacks supported by
powerful artillery fire. For more
than month from the initial at
tack of Sept. 26 you fought your
way slowly, through the Argonne,
through the woods, and over hills
west of the Meuse; you slowly en-
larged your hold on the Cotes de
Mouse to the east; and then on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-21

General Pershing told men of the
first army who fought and won the
Meuse-Argonne battles that their
achievements were scarcely equaled
in American history, and must re-
main a source of proud satisfaction
to troops who participated In the
wars last campaign. A copy of
general order issued by General
Pershing has been received here.
The order outlines the last cam
paign from Sept. IS to the signing
Of the armistice, and was printed
in the Stars and Stripes, official
newspaper of the American expe-
dictionary forces. 1t follows:
at is with a sense of gratitude for
its splendid accomplishment, which
will live through all history, that
record in general orders a tribute