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NEW YORK July -1cl2a
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DECISION OF
JUDGE WADE
Oecices 20 Refuse 60 Appoint Master
20 60 Into Light Rates CT fosr
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Iowa.

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IOWA CITY, Iowa. July 3-Juige x.
J. Wade, in The district court al Iowa
City yesterday handed down q decision
IN the cases Of the public utilities
companies OF Muscatiae, Fairfield. Mt
Pleasant and Charlton, in vhsch he
refused 20 appoint . master 20 go into
the matter Of light rates.
Judge Wade held thas the light
rates were fired By contract and arc
valid and binding, whether cnuffsca-
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Expect 70 Win Today.
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PEREEESG STADIUM, PARIS.
July 3---Anericzz army arate-ss
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hu1ors again today when the 20
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to- 4 Continuance q golf. boxing
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relay and sto: put
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ship today. Americans Won hczors
e the riding events yesterday after.
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PERSEENG STADIUM. PARIS.
July s.-Ale-icz Won the finals OF
the 1850 meter relay today. With
the Australian and French teams
second and third. respectively.
II Lsve-zedge. Oakland, Calf: I'd
Csushsy. Ckiah. Calf. and Wallace
Asraeld. bloomfield, y. J.. qualified
to- the snals Of the shot put
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Chicago Podg-e-

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against riders with trained taosu1ga-
h-esss
TG- Campbell Edward TsSchs-.
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represent America u 1As 1rssss meter
relay today.
Il Lsyersedzes I'd CsUEasE and
wallace Mzx1eld Ee-e entered \
the shot put
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Eve. Mcney Bets.

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Sc. Izgs or Willard TO So. 900 on
Dempsey was reported here to-day
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF KEo.
kUK BROKERAGE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
stockholders Of the Keokuk Broker
age Company, an Iowa corporation,
at a special meeting duly called for
that purpose in accordance with the
Articles Of Incorporation, unanimous
ly voted at said meeting, held on
July 3, 1919, that the corporation be
dissolved.
Dated at Keokuk, Iowa, July 3, 1918.
r. e. HOLLINGER, Secretary.
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PRIZE FIGHT
$3.50 O'CLOCK.
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CLUB STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American League
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Ch:c4Eo s, Cleveland 4
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Boston 4. Philadelphia >
National League
S. Louis {. Pi1tsbz-gh =
Brooklyn &. New TozE J
Boston Z. Philadelphia l.
Cincinnati 5. Chicago =
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sz.sonsi League.

St Louis 2, Cincinnati
PMadssplz a. Boston
Brooklyn g. SsE York
Chicago az Pittsburgh
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mains generally fair l1a .--,-s
sections cas-. OF the 20zsSF
becoming somewhat ~
northern mountain rssEc-
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M.tionsl League
Tooay7s SCHEDULE.
American League.

Detroit az St Louis
Chicago ~ Cleveland
New YORK a. Washington
Boston Z. Philadelphia
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LEGAL osseryz:io-a

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highest. So; lovesis -
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uezth.- Fcrecss.

For Kso.uk and vtcra NJ,
continued warm tonight ~ I
For Iowa: Partly cso-rf ~,
ttuatershewers tonight @ -
~es. and north portions -,
cooler IN ror1hEss. 7soI1..-
and IN yes. and north Fs
dar. lily,
For Missouri: Fair hi 81,
warm tonight: FRIDAY Fa-,e
becoming unsettled il
ton.
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kAfEr ENBst IL
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LfberY 60 Ma-st.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Lbaa
bonds we're quoted tc,5zy as follows
S~s. sass Is- As 1885, nd
- 80 LIST Et4s- 500: md ID
$500. Srd 45xs- .51s; 9Th "A
$3.50. Victory Gas. 15sJ5s: Ve7
S1s $685.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. William Brown BrcndlingCr, of
tG2G Hazel avenue. entertained last
evening at dinner and dance in honor
Of Mrs. William Hart Patterson, Of
Pittsburgh. The guests included Cap
tain Sterling and his staff of officers
from the L. s. s. Conucrticut
Mrs. Mercer. Of 1000 Chester avenue,
gave a large reception on Saturday
evening in honor Of the return from
France Of her sou, Mr.. Harry Roy
Mercer. The guests were Mr.! and Mrs.
John Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Srhlurhtcr. MIR. and Mrs. G. raranorp
Mr. aud Mrs. G.. Hcilenman, Miss
Carolyn Maurcs, Miss Helen Boilcau.
Miss Mary Rohc. Miss Agnes Mckcnua
Miss Jessie Farrell. Miss Helen Farrell,
Miss Eleanor Hughes. Miss Clara Para e
uorc. Miss EvclIa Rcisc, Miss Ida
Paranorc. Miss Lillian Farrell, Miss
| Ruth Beltz. Miss Marjorie King, Miss
Catharinc Rciss. Sergeant II. +. Ag-
H'N' uVtuin 'oHh u. l'Io" u, IT. JonI
Mccall, DR.. Joseph Smith. Mr.. Edward
| II. Cuncr. Mr.. r. !. KclIy,-Mr. Pat
rick Mcchau, Mr.. George RciSs. Mr..
Stcdman Sheldon. Mr.. Russell Rciss,
Mr. Oscar Marryott. Mr. $. VI. Saun-
dcrs. NJ. &. r.. Mr.. John V. Stangcr
Mr.. Adam Khucn Kryk, Mr.. Claude
IIcidcremany, Mr.. Andrew Barr and
MIR. Norbert Gpatcns.
Miss Bessie Leonard. of AZ South
Forty third street, is spending the first
two weeks of August with hor aunt.
Mrs. J. Alfred Clark, at her cottage
in Chelsea.
Miss Emma Fulmcr. of Sixty eighth
street and Chester avenue. and Miss
Mary V. Taguc. of 1891 South Nudgcs
street, have just returned TO their
homes after spending the month of July
1T Atlantic City.
Mrs. +. g. Rcitcr and her daughter
Miss Nora lteitcr, of Pittsburgh, after
Spending two weeks in Atlantic City,
have arrived in this city aud arc visiting
Mrs. Reiter's daughter. Mrs. G.. j.
Brodt. of I23l Chestnut street. West
Philadelphia. Before Mrs Rcitcr re
turns to her home in Pittsburgh she OK
poets to stop at LandwiIlo. Pa. for a
short time. Miss Rcitcr expects to re :
main here until Mr.. and Mrs. Brodt
return from their trip through Ohio
where they will visit Mr.. Brodt'S par
cnts in Akron, and his sister in Clcve
| land.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
T|lGHMAN WILLED
ESTATE OF $4,000
CIubman of Philadelphia Be-
queathed THE Hermitage"
Near Centerville, Md.

Richard Chew Tilghman. we'll known
clubman Of this city, has been be
qucathcd a 200 acre estate valued at
SD. 900.
The property is known as "Thc Her
mitagc.' and is left to him in the will
of his aunt, Miss Susan Williams,
thought to be the richest woman along
the eastern Shore of Maryland. She
died recently.
Her estate has been appraised at
S074 ,o19.4i. Some of the items arc
Personal property. SS69, ,4I6.14; the
Hermitage, $4,000: the Cook firms.
$l5.4S5 ground rents in Baltimore.
$13 3.9jS. %
The persona property includes stocks.
bonds, mortgages and other investments.
SN31 .992.9S; Williams silver service.
jcwelry. furniture. fixtures and silver
ware at the Hermitage, $4432. -; live
stock, farm and dairy implements
growing crops, corn at hand at tho
Hermitage, $15, 800. %: cash in Center
vile National Bank. CcnterviIlc
$334S. 40; cash in Farmers and Mcr
chants Bank Baltimore, $12,25O.24.
THE Hermitage" is located near
Centerville. Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
WISSINOMiNG

Miss Myrtle Ives. of Benncr street,
spend the week end with friends at At
lantic City.
Mrs. William Kucmmerle and the
Misses Kuemmerle, of Comfy street, arc
spcnding some time in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds. OF
Comfy street. arc spending a month at
Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Hanson, of VandikC
street, has left for month in Ocean
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark, of
Comfy street. motorcd to Wildwood for
an extended stay.
Miss Anna Wilkinson, of Keystone
street, spent the week end as the guest
of Miss Milicent Henley at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fisher, of Vandikc
street. are receiving congratulations or
the birth of u daughter.
Miss Margaret Mcintyre and Miss
Christina Mcintyre, of Providence, II
/, are spending few weeks as the
guest of their aunt, Mrs. David Black
| of Vandike street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. II. Wolf and her dau1htcr
Miss Rcna Wolf, of the Lorraine. have
been spending d few weeks at Wood
mere. l.. l.. and New York.
Mrs. I. Plant. of the Hotel Ma ics
tic, has been spending the week as
the guest of Mrs. Jesse jaw Scham
berg at Deal Beach. Mr.. Plant ioinpf
them for the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Kodcr ot
245S North Sixteenth street, have gone
to their country home, Pine Rest
Bcrgcy, Pa.
Miss Mary c. ", Toner. of 25o.
North Twenty third street. and Miss
Margaret Nj. McCann. of 22o9 North
| Twenty second street. are spending tn,
month of August in the Pocono noun
tains.
Mrs. c. J@nings. of Sixteenth and
Green streets. is spending the summer al
her cottage in Vcntnor.
Miss Berda Marks, of the Hotel Ma
jestic, has been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz at theil
DE Lancey place cottage, Chelsea.
Mrs.%L. Hilton. of Broad and Noun
Vernon streets. is spending sevcra
weeks at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Elizabeth Leslie, of Seven
teenth and Spring Garden streets. il
spending the month of August vistn;
friends at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bacharach. of 143.
| North Seventeenth street. announce tn
betrothal of their daughter, Miss Rit,
Bacharach and Mr.. Louis Gerstley
Jr., of this city.
Mrs. G.. Pedrie and her family, o
Seventeenth and Wallace streets, i
spending the summer at her cottage il
! Wildwood
| Mr.. Morton Stern. of 2109 Sprin
Garden street, spent the week end witt
his grandfather, Mr.. Norris Stern, n
his cottage at Atlantic City. Later h
will go to Poland, Me-, where he will
join his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen
Stern, at the Summit Springs Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carlin, of Wood
stock street. are spending the month O
August in Maine.
Mrs. Geneva Elliott with her daugh
ter. Miss Florence Elliott, of 1870
North Camac street, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Elliott and their family are a
their summer home in Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Hemphill, of 1880 Mort
Seventh street, has gone to Ocean Grov
to>remain until the late autumn.
Miss Mary O'Hara and her sister
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
TIoGA

Captain Thomas Russell. Jr.. of
West Ontario street, left on Saturday
to join his mother aud sister, Mrs.
Jane Russell and Miss Laura Russell,
Of Scranton Pa. in Yonkers. n. y.
whore they are guests of Mrs. Russell s
son and daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Calvin Trum-
bower. of 1899 West Neuango street,
are at their country place in Riehland :
town, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Blumhardt has goue to
Wildwood for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White. OF
West Ontario street. have gone TO
Bushkill to remain through August, and
upon their return they wilt occupy
their new home on Tioga street. west OF
Twenty second.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry NJ. Prcnzlau
and their little daughter. Betty. are
spending the summer in Wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05
ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rowland
will return to Highland House, their
country home at Abingdon. next week
after trip through Alaska.
Miss Marjorie Houghton. Of Am
bier. has been spending some time in
Marblehead, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Lands. of
Oak Lane. have been making a stay in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grow arc occupying
their new home. on Montgomery ave
nue., Elkins Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Gilbert and their
sons, Mr. Samuel II. Gilbert and Mr.,
John Gilbert, Jr.. have closed Red Gate
their home at Rydal, on Susulehanna
road. overlooking the Huntingdon Val
Icy. and are occupying their cottage.
The Gates. at Eagles Mere. where it
has been their custom to spend many
seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Dcncgre. of
Soroden. Rydal. are spending the sum
mcr at Windham. \. y,
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MANhYUNk

The Mems Bible Glass of the Mount
Vernon Baptist Church spent Saturday
in Collcgcvillc. Pa The outing was
in charge Of the Rev. William BayIcy
Forney. pastor Of the church, and the
officers of the association, Mr.. Charles
Lamon. president: Mr.. 4. G.. Moore,
vice president; Mr.. Edward Noble,
secretary; and Mr. William Kcrtou,
treasurer.
Monsignor Eugene Murphy. of the
Church of st. John the Baptist, is
spending some time in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Harmcr, OF
Hermitage street. have gone to Ocean
View, Del, to remain through the
season
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. Turner and family, of Foulkrod
street. are spending the summer at their
their cottage at Wildwood, ID.
Mrs. Il. Kirkwood spent last week
as the guest of Mrs. j. II. Shaw at
Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coffin, of Her
bert street have as their guest Miss
Katherine Lawrence. of New York.
Miss Marie Spaug Ter. of Franktord
avcn,lc and Orthodox street, is spending
several weeks at Longport
Mr.. William Kcdward and Mr.. George
Haynes. Of 442S Paul street, spent the
week end at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noble. Sr.. OF
Herbert street. arc staying at Ocean
City for the month of August.
Miss Helen Kirby. Of I.ciper street,
is spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs. G.. Minor. at her cottage in Wild J.
wood.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks about PhiIadephians at Saratoga
Springs for Races - Winter Harbor Is Popular.
National League for Womens Service Entertains

leave next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Packard at their camp in
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Holstein De Haven
Fox will leave on Saturday to spend
two weeks at Beach Haven.
Mrs Robert W. Daniel and her son,
Master Lucicn Smith. Sd. returned yes
terday to Primrose Cottage, their home
in Rosemont, after n visit to Penn
Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund De Forrest
Curtis and their family, Of Wayne, are
Occupying the Francis o. Allen house
| in Chestnut Hill until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Sullivan
and Miss Elaine Sullivan, of The
Woods. Radnor. are spending week
with Mrs. Albert Lincoln Hoffman at
Greenwich. Conn. Miss Frances Sui
Ivan is visiting Mrs. s. p. Garvan In
the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Joseph n. Pew and Miss Ethel
Pew, of Bryn Mawr. left on Saturday
| 10 SDpDu TWO HlODlnS at w Hlle dCd
Inn Lake Placid, n. Y.
Mrs Eli X. Price, of 1909 Walnut
street who is spending the summer in
Northeast Harbor, has returned from a
visit to Winter Harbor.
Miss Tacy Clark. who has been visit =
ing Miss Anna Barnard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Barnard. of Bryn
Mawr. for two weeks. has returned to
her home in East Wileuton, l.. I.
Mrs. Charles S. Starr. Jr., and Miss
Marjorie Starr. of ITaverford, left on
Thursday to visit Mrs. Charles Starr
at her cottage in Wstch Hill. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Hendricks
Sd. and their daughters. Miss Marion
Hendricks and Miss Edith Hendricks
returned last week to Godfrey House,
their home in Nillanova. after spending
five weeks in Northeast Harbor.
DR.. and Mrs. George Fctterolf, OF
. ,2047 Chestnut street. left yesterday for
a months vacation in the Rangclcy
DR.. w. 3. kcene. of 1890 Chestnut
street accompanied by Mrs. Kecnc and
: Miss May keenc, will spend August and
carly September on the Maine coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence G.. Higgins
of Rcrwyn. are receiving congratula
tions upon the birth of son, Laurence
c. Higgins. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4. Grant and thci,
| daughters. Miss Helen Grant and Miss
Marian Grant. and their small son
Master David Grant. are occupying theil
+ summer home in Stcnton place, Chelsea
} until late fall.
, Miss Mary Trrss aud Miss Celia But
~ Ter. of 1920 South Fifth street. vii
leave the early part of next week fol
Atlantic City. where they will rcmair
!, for the balance of the season.
The picture of Mrs. George Welfare
, which appeared in the EVENING PUB
, Lie LEDGER last evening was taken b.
: Bachrach.