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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
W0men's Hosiery
for All Occasions

Ribbed Isle il black and white,
splendid for gym wear, soc.
Golf hose of fine Australian
wool, in heather, gray, brown,
and white, $3.50 and 81.
Black or white silk hose with
Isle tops and soles, $1.5O.
Pure thread silk hose in black,
white, and cordovan. Fashioned
with Isle tops and soles, $2.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Evening Schools to Close
Next Week for the Season

The evening public high schools
will be closed next week for this
season. Superintendent Beverage
announced that the Americanization
evening schools, held in some OF the
elementary school buildings, will be
continued as long as the attendance
warrants keeping them open. The
public schools OF Omaha and other
cities are cooperating with the fed
eral government in promoting the
characterization movement through
the evening schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Deborah Dance Nets $1,000
for TaImud T0rah School

Women of the Deborah society
estimate the proceeds of their dance
at the Auditorium Tuesday evening
in excess of $1,000. The proceeds
will form a nucleus for a building
fund for the Talmud Torah or He
brew school now maintained at
Twenty-frst and Burt streets.
Miss Hannah Cooper. secretary
in the Office of the H. A. Wolf COM
pany, won the popularity contest.
Miss Nora Pred and Miss Bess
White were the other contestants.
The popularity contest netted $275.
Mrs. Jacob Blank was chairman
of the ball committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Denies Percentage to Their
Children; Sued for Divorce

Ida Davis has filed suit for di-
vorce from Morris Davis, charging
he flew into fits of temper, used vile
ond obscene language and denied
the parentage of their children. She
asks a restraining order to keep him
from interfering with her and the
children.
As a market peddler, she says, he
earns from SIS to $45 a week in sea-
son and 81 a day in the packing
houses during the winter.
They were married in 1902 and she
asks ccustody of their four children
and for alimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21

J. L. Hofues, a salesman, Hamil-
ton apartments, was bound over to
the district court yesterday by
Police Judge Fitzgerald, on charge
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets re-
move the cause. There is only one "Bromo
Quinine." E. W. GROVES signature on the
box 3Oc-Adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Sept. 2.-Thc market for
coffee futures opened at declines of 20
to 20 points. due to the weaker de-
velopmcnts in the primary markets over
the week end today.
Right after the call prices made fur
ther declines catching stop losses. De-
cembcr going to 1850 and March to
17.45c. or 3hr points below the close
on Friday. this going into new low
ground for the movements
Prices have now declined about G1oc
from the top. and in view of the fact
that Rio coffee has not followed in
the same ratio leads some to believe
that an advance might easily occur.
At the same time the unsettled con
ditions in Brazil over the holidays and
general weakness shown there, coupled
with the fine weather and normal tenn
peratures in Sac Paulo, have discour
aged some of the bulls and considerable
of the long lines have come out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Swift Co.. quarterly of 81 share.
payable October l to stock of record Sep
tember 10.
international Salt Company. quarterly Of
Ia per cent. payable October 1 to stock Of
record September Is.
Dominion Steel Corporation. quarterly Of
III per cent on common, payable October
to stock of record October s.
Dominion Iron and Steel Corporation
able October l to stock II record Septem-
Der 5.
United Dyewood Corpora tion. quarterly Of
III per cent. payable October l to stock Of
record September 10.
1Todd Shipyards Corpora ton. quarterly. Of
S1.TS q share. payable September 20 to
stock Of record September 6.
A 1vance Rumely Company. quarterly of
Ia per cent on preferred payable October l
to stock of record September 10
st. Joseph Lead Company, quarterly Of
stock of record September 8. Books re-
open September 22.
WestinRhouse. Church. Kerr & Co. quar-
tefly of III per cent on preferred, ard IL
per cent on common. both payable Septem-
ber 10 to stock of record September 80
Pabst Brewing Company. quarterly Of y
per cent on preferred. payable September IS
to stock of record September q.
The Semiannual dividend OF per cent will
Company on October /. registered Sep
tember IS.
Krliy-SprIngfeld Tire Company. quarterly
Of 81 5N-on preferred. payable October | to
stock Of record September Ia
Wolverine Copper. quarterly of ~ cents
n share. payable October to stock Of record
September l3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
Mt bonds or notes.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Sept. 2.-Prelminary
foreign exchange this morning showed
weakness generally. Demand sterling
at 4.1SA and cables at 40 were
about IL cents under Saturdays final
figures. Francs are down 3 centimes,
at s.15. for cables and S.15 for checks.
Marks are nominal at 4.Sj.
Other quotations we're:
Lire cables 9.6S, checks 90; Swiss
cables 5.6S, checks SO; Guilder ca
hles 3714, checks 81; pesetas cables
1905, checks 10; Stockholm cables
24.35, checks 2420; Christania cables
%. 20, checks 23.O5; Copenhagen cables
81 80. checks 21.50; Belgium cables
S.43, checks S.95; ruble notes, nominal,
at 81.
The quotation of a6S for lire cables
and 90 for checks this morning con
stitutes a new low record, Later a
rally of point took place.
At noon sterling rallied 4 to 4.1S12
for demand and 4.19A for cables.
Francs recovered y TO S.141a for cables
and S.16 for checks. Marks weIe
quoted at 4.S0. The market became dull
and nominal. With the turnover into
September and the readjustment of ac-
counts completed in large, the market
Is expected to work lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Easy Money Rates Help GIIt-Edoed
Seetlon-Home Rails stroro
TNNoPAH STOCKS

London, Sept. 2.-More activity on
the part of the government in it's eff
forts to effect economies and brighter
general labor situation made sentiment
cheerful on the stock exchange today
and the markets displayed frmness.
There was fresh boom in the rubber
group, but prices reacted from the top.
Oil shares were dull. Shell Transport
and Trading was & 5-16.
The gilt edged section was good in
spots. helped by easy rates for money.
Home rails were strong, but Cana
dians were quiet. The shares of Ar
gentine roads were we'll bought.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
More Gold to ForeIan Countrl.s

New York, Sept. 2,-Arrangements
have been made for shipment of over
S2,000,0 900 in gold 10 foreign countries.
Of this, S675,00O is coin and 81 .314 .sI5
is in bars. Coin aggregating St65. 900
is going to South America, and $40. 900
is going to Canada. London will re-
ceive S215.247 bars and Paris will re-
ceivc S63. .56S in bars. Through transfer
to San Francisco, $500, 900 coin and
81 ,036,O00 bars will be shipped to
China.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
sp,rcc sss Roes H5Ss
Canadian
Municipal Bonds
Bought-Sold-Quoted
FINCKE, BANGERT & co.
Frnnklln Bank Bids. Philsdelphia
BOSTON NEW YORK
:, FINANCIAL
National Conduit & Cable
Tornnapv Tuc
Company, Inc.
First Mortgage go Ten-Year Sinking Flu
IinId Rnnda-

Fir" Mortsaso ,Is ssi Tsn1Ssar snnss sinking Fund
securing. the above described bonds Of the Ma:
monsi Hiia Conduit Gable Company. Inc. and
psSs trustee nkSr' hereSs rres sSs.
notiee e the hclders Of the above described
a to its b. to Or sy ssSr. h
30. 1919, 70 tho Sinking Fund provided. under
seasn hriele y In the manner hereins,itsr
s,a tional g. Conduit Gable Company, Inc, for
sd snEns 81 Fund snSs od Tst BaSds s
prices ps ,r not eSeeeSns los Of their par value
1919, Ali cfrerinss made in in response 't 70 this
notice, shall state the face amount OF Bonds
bonds are offered and shall ATS be 81 signed By the
holders thereof and shall be made subject to
offerings must be made to the. undersigned,
rsrtment, No. 10 wall street New York
os FPSm the SSnSs offered s'R IN
response TO- this notice the undersigned, on
Company. Inc. % viii ao% Accept % sneS bonds aG. as
are s, Offered inH at lowest prices not sxceedins
ossr 1919 e s amount iUf sS to
exhaust sxhss az nearly as may be the aggregate
matter stated
Pursuant to said mortgage the sum o.
1880 is payable by the National Conduit
Trustee nn on fS to the s5
for the purposes Of the offerings herein in
vted The undersigned as Trustee will send
notice forth With of such acceptances to all
bondhclders whose offerings have been ac-
nepted. and the bonds accepted viii there
upon become payabl, pursuant TO the ac-
eeptanee thereof, at the said office OF the
undersigned. on October I. 1919 and should
be accompanied b. appropriate Federal In
crued interest y
Dated ,st, New York. this 2eth day of
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By II. F. Wilson, Jr Vice President'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
BANK LOANS EXPAND
Excess Reserve Of Local Clearing
House institutions Reduced TO
So.as6. 600

Expansion of $5, ,563 900 in loans and
discounts by local Clearing House in.
stitutions was shown in the weekly
Philadelphia Bank statement today.
This confirmed the statements of the
officials of the leading institutions of
the continued active demand for loan
able funds. Individual deposits also
increased $5,713 200. while bank de-
posits fell off S4,T13,000, the latter
showing the return flow of funds to the
interior. The excess reserve above legal
requirements was reduced 81 .52S 900, to
50 $50, 200. Excess reserve in the same
week last year was So, ,407 900.
Comparisons follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SCHOOL BONDS -

ASthOOI BONDS
Board Room x the Moorestown to- Fl Hsh S school, @ sS'
northeast corner OF I'd and Church sts..
The Board OF Educa ton Of Chester township
I'm the county OF Burlington. will receive
and open sealed proposals for -the purchase
OF the following bonds Of the School Dis
trict Of Che ster township!
First Series-S12. 10000 Thirty.two Cou.
pom Bonds, in the denomination Of four hun
dred dollars each, maturing serially within
four years from the first day of September.
1919, eight of said bonds becoming due and
four and tnree-quarters per cent. payable
semian1usiiy on the FIRST days Of septem-
Second serles-SSs; 500 90; One Hundred
an. and seyenty-seyea Coupon Bonds. in the
september is. 1919. not less than. Ave nor
due and payable each year. The rate OF
interest ia four and three-auarters per cen:
q september and March. at It the e~ Moors.toS, tow
Third series-sI 200. 90; Twelve Coupon
Bonds. In the denomination OF one hundred
dollars each. maturing serially within thir-
teen years from the frst day of October:
payable each year after the first year The
rate Of interest is four and three-quarters
Ssy. ef octoSer and Apr at the 0f s
GounG Trust Company. Moorestown. New
Each of the series of bonds above de-
scribed Is for school purposes and has heen
authorized by the voters of the School Dis.
trict OF Chester township In the county OF
Burlington.
The sealed envelope conta lining the urono.
sal should he addressed to the Board Of Edu.
cation of Chester township in the county OF
Burlington Moorestown. New Jersey, and
should bear a designation of the series Of
bonds referred to in the proposal inclosed
None Of the bonds may be sold at less
than par.
The board reserves the right to reject all
proposals.
Chester township.
GEORGE II. PLUM
District Clerk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
BANK CLEARlNGS GROW
Turnover Of Checks Through Local
Clearing House 500 Per Cent Larger


The continued growth of business is
clearly reflected in the Philadelphia
bank clearings for August. The total
turnover for the month showed an in
crease of 1854, 500. 800 over the same
month last year, or net gain of BOB
per cent. This brought the total for
the first eight months of the calendar
year up to S13 ,967 .T0S, ,056, an increase
over the corresponding period last year
Of 81 .301 ST. 900. or 9.46 per cent.
The total turnover checks through the
Philadelphia Clearing House for the
month was 81 .799.301 III, compared
with $1.734 .63S.9S2 in August last
year: 81 .36S, 4S5, ,5S4 in 1917 and S99S,
420. JOG in 1915.
The following table shows the clear
ings by months during the present
calendar year compared with those OF
1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
PHILADELPHIA Call, 81 pei
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as fol-
lows:
(The. first column gives rates for all
periods up to and including fifteen
day maturity the second for a period
Of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
rediscounts of collateral loans secured
by government bonds or notes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

United Drug Company W. Il. Nc
Cav, general manager the Proctor &
Gamble Company ]. II. Nunnally,
president Nunnally Company (eandy
manufacturersl, Atlanta, Ca: p. w.
Stetson, vice president Guaranty Trust
Company; f. V. X. Thayer, president
Chase National Bank, and e. Wood
ruff, president Of the Trust Company
OF Georgia, Atlanta, Ga. -Four addi-
tional directors are to be elected, and
announcement thereof is expected to be
made shortly. g..
According to the statement issued by
Philip Z. Berg, state bank superin-
tendent, the total resources of the Ohio
state banks, for the first time In their
history, have gone beyond the billion
dollar mark The combined resources
are given as 81 ,161 ,115. .S25, a gain of
approximately S6S3 900. 900 in ten
years.
Elias b. Jones has been elected vice
president Of Powell, Garard & Co. and
will be in charge of eastern territory,
with headquarters at 415 North Ameri
can Building.
The stock list committee of the Phil =
adelphia exchange today admitted to the
unlisted department of the exchange
Commercial Trust Company receipts
full paid and 20 per cent paid.
The average price Of twenty activ'
industrials advanced LA per cent or
Friday. to 104.75. while the twenty
railroads advanced O.SS per cent t.
S1.21.
The Tonopah ore shipments for tn,
week were: Tonopah Mining. GOO tons
West End, 206 tons: Rescue. 81 tons
Halifax, II tons > Jim Butler. 81 tons
Tonopah Divide, 24O tons: Divide FIX
tension, % tons, and MacEamara, IN
tons. making the total production fo
the week $500 tons, the estimated valu
being 500, 400.
The Tidewatar Oil Company report,
Tor six months ended June 30, surplus
after federal taxes and charges of So,
D3I ,oS3 equal to S1704 share oil
S33, ,OST. .0SS capital stock against ne
of S.673,241 or S11 20 a share in tn,
same period a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
LONDON METAL MARKET

at the New York Metal Exchange this morn
ing quoted prices IN London as, follows;
lures, 1871 los, an advance of f2 lbs;
straits, 1881. 2 rise OF tsi sales SPOT, 90
Ss Sd: futures fI02 Is cd. an advance Of
rs Sd for both; sales, spot. 100 tons: futures,
500 tons. I.ead-Spot. f24 It's Cd; futures,
los; futures f4l los, an upturn of iSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

August was surely profitable month
for the stock brokers. The transactions
on the New York Stock Exchange for
the month totaled 24,136. .692 shares.
This was the second largest turnover
for an August in the history of the big
exchange. The record August was es :
tablished in 1908, when 81 ,T23 $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
New York Metal Market

New York. stpt 2,--Copper-spot. 21hc
bid; september, II CSC bid; October 22c bid ;
November 22i.c bid: December. 22fac bid
JanHar2 22,sSc bid; February, %. a6c bid
ber.. 5s7i2c bid; October. s5TOn0c; Nd
yembnr. S:75G 6.10c: December $500
6.lohc. Market quiet. Spelter-Spst and
September, offered. 765c: October offered
7. 7uc; November. offered 7.72nc: December
7,7bc; January. offered. 7sOc. Market
quiet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
PROPOSALS. FOR SERVICE CARS

Oflro Director Of Purchase &C. e Z. Div,
purchasins and Contracts section). Mupi.
tons BUILDING. Washington, d. c. seakd
stoys ONCE until II 100 a. M September
30 1915. for furnishing 456. 4o8 Service
CAPS Proposals must bear guaranty of 10
per cent. Proposal blanks and information
sent on application.
PR0POsAIR FOR CRAVATs-OFFICE DI-
Z rector Of Purchase &c. 4 e. Div, Purchas-
tnE q Contracts section), Munitions Bldg.
Washington. d. G. Sealed prop2ssls; in trip..
III 90 n. M, September 2s. 1919. for furnish.
Ing $50. 900 Cravats. Proposals must bear
qua ranty OF 10 per cent Proposal blanks
e~d '~sn-rae'Ier Govt ~ ernliestion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS
NIRGINIAN RAILWAY
Annual Me&ngs
RRY IRON AND COAL COMPANY

CRANBERRY IRON AND COAL COMPANY
Cranberry. n. C.; Aus9st 2s, 1919. -.
en- SranberTy Iron and Coal Company will
he he held at the ONCE of the Company, Gran
berry. Avery County, North Carolina; on
tara al 1880 O'clock a. IN. eastern tlmeJ,
tor the purpose OF electng a Board of Di-
.rectors to serve during the ensuing year and
tor such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

NEW YORK-Money on call, mixed
collateral and all industrial collateral,
opened today at 6 per cent for lending
and renewal.
Brokers reported time money per
cent bid and scarce. 4 number of ma
turing loans today were not renewed.
Leading bankers in reference to this
situation said that they did not expect
any disturbance and that there would
be money enough TO go around
The supply of choice mercantile paper
is very limited<Hnd the local market
is rather nominal. Rates are unchanged
at "a ASH per cent.
Rates for prime bank acceptances are
unchanged and the call loan rate stands
at 4 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA - Call, 81 per
cent: time, 5a @6 per cent CONNER
cial paper. three to six months, "a q
51a per cent, and six months, 6 per
cent.
LONDON-Money is quoted at SIS
per cent. Discount rates-Short bills,
7-16@3h per cent; three month
bills, 9-16@334 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Sept. 2.-BUTTER-Steady, Re
ceipts. 7Ol6 tubs Creamery extras. 54h 9:
frsts. 50ts n Eslz c; seconds. 40 SOC; stan
da rds 52Ls n sac.
EGGS-HiRher, Receipts. .3o6 cases
Firsts. 42la 343hc ordinary frSts, arc
39c: at mark cases included, IS s64tc: stor-
age packed frsts. 4j n45A e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
LlvEerock quotations

Chicago. sept. o.--HoGs--Receipts 12ooo
head. on better grades very. slow, mostly
stFohs S 0O Have s o MEDIUM
::SsSggsS sssS psSas rsSss
G&rTLE- Receipts. 5000 head. Good sna
stock strong. other killing cows, feeders
and westerns about steady. Calves, steady
ssS medium sssr asS good Ss0sf @ Hf
common, s9.So@lL6oi light weight, good
And ohscS ss SsT2s ass
'SHi sHiEGP@R fIE Recsipts, SHSs sS 600 head Fat
Shoes ISs western. St % siS sheep STEADY 10 lover
feeders mostly 25 IA sOc lower.
Pittsburgh. Sept. 2.--Hods..RsceLpts.
mixed and medium f21. rs q 81. so; pigs and
light yorkers, s2oa9o so; packers. SAC
GXTTLE-Receipts. 400 head slow and
st"adv. Calves, slow and steady at $22.0o.
sHEEP-ReceIpts 500 head, steady and
slow at sl1.25 Lambs, IS.
East St, Louis. Ill. SEPT; 2.rrHoGssm5oE!cS-. e.
SSiR,' SSlF ToSS 9S.S g. SsdS% SfSg
lights sis75 a 90 25; light lights, SIS 10 25;
ns%yy sSnr p.CEnF rSS%s sT19' Siss
cATTLE-Recelgt., $500 head. STEADY.
good iIi@is; common. iioGii: light
mS'sH and GSs ga 'sSSS SSSs2 cS SG
6s1srs nnrS Sa cSsr. rcT
stocker steers. s7aio25
sHEEP-.RSsceipts 1000 head. Lambs. 81
Gi9. 50; yearl!ng wethers, seaIf ewes, ~
medium and choice, s6as; culs and com.
.lE,: Esst sde Bur"IG' SI.% SSP,; , 2,GfATThEn,Rs
rrScsipts' 400 head. Active and steady. s7d
nI5SE TssSS So 2sGG 4i9d ss Asyo
IT. workers., .s2l92i. .2S; light do, sis25 @
10 80; pigs sl9@1o.5o; rpuEhs. s1s5o@17
sHEEPANp LAMBS Receipts. 400 head
AS1E ,asSTGs 2SS hEhSr 9'hsrs steak
ers. sloGr 80; ewes. 81 $3.50. mixed sheep,
50 5o11o.
kansas City; SEPT. -H0a;s-E;ceip,s
RS%y!es; i q :sSo% iS, 50; MEDIUM; s3$ . g
ing S9Ti e rs HsS sS% and
g""T g""e si4aIT.1S; % i Common si2g Is so; lisR
Ses1 S5SeES and FHSs fsofS
cattle, heifers. se.2S@li19: COWS :6.lod
IL: Gamers and cutters. ~. 2!u ". ". Nee
calves. light and HANDY weight. sl2 5od
1870 feeder steers, s'.4Oa13.5o stocke
steers. 50. T5n II.
SHEEP--Pereirts 1000 hcnd Narkc
steady to 25c lower, Lambs. $40 5nd IA. 80
culis and common, s7I 10: ycarling wethrrs
$06I10.75 ewes sGds; ewes. Culls and com
mon s3m5.7h: breeding ewes. SSdl4. ~
feeder lambs. sic 1875.
| South Omaha. Sept. 2.-HOGS-Receipts
! $500 head. Twenty-Five cents to soc higher
bulk. st7.i5T1775: TOP. SIS 30.
CATTLE-Recepts, 1l.h00 head. Bee
and butcher stock and feeders steady.
sales killing CLASSES strong to 15C higher
! feeders steady to strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER -PH1LADELPHIA TUESDAY 81

shares were traded. Last months total
of 24,136,602, while decrease Of 10,-
034, 100 shares from the total of July,
was an increase Of 1921 $50 shares
compared with the corresponding month
last year.
The Trust Company of Georgia an
nounces that the following have been
elected directors Of the Coca Cola Com
pany: w. G. Bradley president Eagle
Phoenix Mills, Columbus, Ga; G. II.
Gambler. president the Coca Cola Com
pany; S. G. Dobbs. vice president the
Coca Cola Company; Harold Hirsch,
attorney; Louis x. Liggett, president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearlngs today compared with cor
responding day last two years:
1918 1918 1917
Phils SIS, 6s5. 7sS STO.6sl, 800 s55. s5S, s64
y. Y. 534, $40 209 $40 ,5Se, O2b- 534. 454 100
Boston,. 40, 52T,7o2 4S,8s5 14O 20. 5lI 248
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

tr-1z5s NEW sYLEANIA BUILDING AND
az LOAN ARs0CIATI0N.--Specia meet
ine Of the stockholders win be held Septem-
her 4. 1919, ct SEQ y. M, at 1917 N, Broad
efreef. second floor. 20 vote upon proposed
alnerynleut 10 the ByIaWa ~ ~ 4
" L. cvERRoLT. ssrrssary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
Financial Briefs

The New York Subtreasury gained
5000 900 from the banks on Saturday
making cash net gain of 81 1857 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

ftsTs NOTICE. A SPECIAL MEETING
49, Of the sha reholders of the Ieba non
VALLEY Savings Loan Association of pblIa.
deiphia will be held at its office. 4O5 Drexel
Building, Phi,adelphia: on Tuesday, Septem-
Der oth. 1913. at $3.50. for the purpose Of
acting on resolution changing the domi.
cilary office Of the Association from Phiiadei.
phia. Pennsylvania, to Chester. Pennsyi-
vania.' v, e. STEVENS,
Secretary .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02

ppoPosALs FOR GASOLINE. OILS AND
GREASEs---Raw Materials Division, ofics
director Of Pu,shass MrnslSms svildIIns ,I e
,wseeiyed here for furnishing gasoline. kero-
ssns, fuel oil iupriSsti55S 5r;a oils and Eresses
vember. apd PscemSer 1919: untii 10 q. a..
septembef 18th. 1919, instead Of September
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
HALE COAL COMPANY

L0Edn trust company OF phtlndeIrhls,
Trustee for Hale Coal Company First Mort
gage Twelve-Year Six Per Cent Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds. invites sealed proposals ed
dressed TO the Sinking Fund Hale Coaf COM
pany OF SUFFICIENT Bonds to exhaust the sum
o. Thirteen thousand and forty;three Dol
price not exceeding One Hundred and two
and accrued interest at its office 1891
Chestnut st.. Phladetrhia. Pa. on or be-
fore Septen,ber rs. 1919,
LOGAN TRUST COMPANY OF PHILA.
aDELPHTA, Trustee
JOHN H. WOOD, Secretary.