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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
SHOULD, ELECT DELEGATES.

New York.-The United Civic Leag.
ne incorporated Of this city in a
statement issued by its president the
Hon. John M. Royal urges our PEG
pie throughout the nation to send dele
gates to the National Political Con
vcntions to he held in the spring and
Summer Of 1920 with view or Sc.
curing just and equal political recos
milton according to the 70 ing strength
OF the race.
The Leagues statement says: II
tie colored people of the United Stat
eS mean to reclaim their lost, stray.
ed or stolen franchise now is the time
to begin plans to send delegates to the
National Political conventions and
representatives o the United States
Congress. These delegates however
should be elected uD0n a platform com
m'ttcd 10 the policy and purpose OF
demanding the franchise for every
male or fe:lal" entitled to vote. They
should urge and ass's- in tho elect
ION OF rolored men to the Sixty Soy
enth Congress II we want jim Crew
r"rs congregation and lynchiag stop
an end to these great evils.
From every congressional dis riot
in the several states where the races
voting strength warrants it, color
cd candidate should be put in the
fled for election to no h the politi-
cal conventions and for congress.
Politics is the means. the end Is gov
er1ment. Let ns not be misguided "a
we hay" TOO often been IN TIE psst
h~ III" "'"aana" advice to sev ont ot
noi'''rs. II +" the only means OF prn
f~nti"" ':v'l'9ed governments have 10
'nfe- +" IT.. kodv notifies. It Is the
chief oorners one OF reel constructive
,p' ccsre's
Laeeln Is quoted So having said.
there sr- on'~ two srns.'s worth
While enc q the ballot. the other the
ballet TIE recent World war wSs
ossusssse~ss.Sss .a>-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown. Va, Dec. 16, 1919.
The crowd at First Mt. Olive last
Sunday was small because OF the stor-
my morning.
Don't forget tho b. Y. p. u. every
one is ask to attend; /. is destined
10 be the means Of much good In the
community.
Many Of our friends are returning
from the cold north expecting to find
King and Queen warm hut thew are
sadly mistaken.
The farmers have put away their
meat and meal for the winter. many
or them nave taken up their abode in
doors, while others are fixing their
ice pond preparing for next summers
heat.
Mrs. RObinette For me. deacon
Chas Taylor: Master Edward Roane
and Miss Florine Banks are still ON
our SICK list.
Mrs. Martha Tonstnl who has been
frH:'""snd For The past few weeks Is
much Improved. r..
Ny. 6. II. TTolmes is having, the in
'""'"r Of his home remodled.
Hr. Winston Holmes spent the
~>"h ead with his father.
et~ n N. T.-w.ou won't to Dew
W. Gr"en 's.t Wednesday to at
teud conference.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Richmond. Va, Dec. l6, 1919.
This is to certify shat I have re-
ccived from John Mitchell. Jr, Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge OF Va.
knights Of Pythias N. A.; S. A.; e ;
A.; A. and A. ($150.00) One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars in payment OF
the Death Claim OF Brother d r.
evils who was a member Of Samson
Lodge No. 16 OF Richmond, Va,
Sinsed:
EVERGINE LEWIS,
Beneficiary
Per ROBERT II. LEWIS.
Witness: LEILA ROBINSON
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tss4-ssS. E..iSs.s.J ~ :. .. "a.
TWO MEN LYNCHED.
Taken From Train in West Virginia
After White Man Is Killed.

Huntington, w. Va, Dec. 15.-Two
Negroes, accused of numbering J.
Mock n resident of Island Creek, Log
an County were aiken from Il tram
at Chapmany lie today and lynched
according to reports reaching here to
into Guyandottee River, the report
says.
The Negroes E. -. WIFI field and
Earl Whitney were charged with
killing Meek construction foreman
for the Island Creek Colliery Company
during a quarrel at Mon tor. Logan
County Sunday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

South Boston, Va, Nov II, 1919
This is to certify that have re-
eeived from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge OF Va.
knights Of Pythias, N. A.; S. A.; e.
A.: A. and A.; ($150.0O) One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars in paymen
OF the Death Claim OF Brother James
Thomas who was Il member OF Pride
of the South Lodge No. &C OF South
boston Virginia. Signed:
JULIA THOMAS.
beneficiary.
Witnesses.
JOE NC IGNORE.
W. A. SKINNER.
w. NJ. JONES.
II. G. WHITE
d. ID. G.. c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

striking example OF the effective
ness Of he latter. Let us appeal to the
nation at this time for justice. cquali-
ty OF opportunity and for social free
dom. This should be done orderly
AMI in;cll,gently. We should use our
voting power to have put into effec>
the Lights guaranteed us by the Fed
eral Constitution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
BL. ANKET SALE
AT THE
klCHhOND BARGAIN HOUSE,
800 North First S.. ecs.
CASH OR CREDIT.

, We have just received big ship
ment OF NICE BLANKETS. They
should have arrived OR the First Of
September. Being two months late
we are everstockcd for the season.
We are making a SPECIAL OFFER
to make them go quick. 500 CASH
The Balance SO Cents per week
WHILE YOU SLEEP. Come QUICK
and set FIRST choice and sleep
comfortable.
Comforts, Spreads, Lace Curtains,
Cloaks, Suits. Shoes, Hats. Bargain.
every day. We save you money
Goods from factory to you Why
should you go without what you need
when oar EASY TERMS make NJ
easy for you to get what you need9
Special attention to Mall Orders.
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSE
800 N. First Street. list & MarskalD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
DEMONSTRATION AT SIXTH Mt
ZION BAPTIST CHURtH.

The members Of the church are re.
qucStcd to re-rcgiSter their names soon
rs possible. Cards have been printed
for this purpose and you can get
them by asking the clerk or any off.
Ger of the church Parents are asked
to see that their children re-register.
Any member failing to rc.rogister as
is requested by the church Will no
longer he a member OF this church.
Hoping that every member will see
the Importance and re.register at once
remain,
Yours as ever,
REV. r. V. PEYTON, Pastor.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
County Line, Va, Nov. 81, 1915

County Line, Va, Nov q, 1919.
This 8 t. certify that l have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, T.. Grand
Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge, Of Va.
Knights of Pythias N. A; S. A.; T.,
A.; a. and A.; ($150.00) One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars in payment
of the Death Claim OF bro her Elisha
T. White who was member of
County Line Lodge, No. 207 Of Coun
ty Line Virginia Signed:
FANNIE WHITE.
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
JOHN II. PETERS
JAMES DREW, G.. G.
ROBT. ID. JENNINGS, ID. d. G. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
THE SALVATION ARMY.

We gave out q few choice baskets
Il THANKSGIVING and We arc aiming
10 help n roodly number OF deserving
people this Christmas Season. AL
ready our Pots, are on the streets
irop in something as YOU pass by
Anyone desiring to donate something
TO this worthy cause, please communi
cate with Captain Herbert Fox, Off
cor in charge. 1877 West Clay Street,
City. Phone Madison 3019.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Richmond. much pleased with the
welcome here. The body will be
known as Monumental Lodge. This
work here was tho work OF Deputy
w. 7. Stokes and Deputy ]. 70. vii
Hanson Of Petersburg, Va. The Grand
Chancellor complimontcd them high
ly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Washington. Dee. 12.-Dayl sht say
Ing would he re'pstated under a bill
introduced today by Representative
DsH'aser. Republican, Mass chuset. 9
providing for on annual change Ia
time on the last Sundays IN Asril and
September rsspectivoqy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Newport News, Va, Nov. &c, 1919
This is to certify that / have rc-
ceived from John Mi chell, Jr., Grand
Worthy Counsellor of the Grand Court
OF Va, Order Of Calanthc, ($1OO 90
One Hundred Dollars in payment or
the Death Claim OF Sister Emma
Tyler who was a member OF Silver
Leaf Court No 241 OF Newport News
Va. Signed:
Ben LUNDY
ark
Administrator.
Witnesses:
G. G. CUNNINGHAM.
CORA BUTLER.
SUSIE THAXTON..
MARY CUNNINGHAM
l.. d. BYRD, d. d. w. C.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
RAILROAD BILL IN SENATE.

No clause against Jim Crow cars in
Cummins Bill-Colored race demands
abolition of this American humiliat
ion after bloody war for world de-
mocracy-Northcrn Sena ors petition
cd-llcaring dcmandcd--Race every
where should write and telegraph
Senator Cummins to grant hearing
and Senators from their states to
move amendment to bill on floor
Rev Robinson elected organizer Of
League.
Washing on, ID. G. Dec. S--Last
week saw the opening of the regular
session of the Goth Congress. The
Oh eff interest OF COlorcd citizens was
as to Jim Crow ears, aside from The
curiosity whether President Wilson
would make recommendation ions against
injns ice to the race in his message
rs requested in the "Opcn Appoal"'
Of Secretary Trottcr of the Equal
Rights League.
The Cummins railroad bill was re
ported from the Interstate Commerce
Committee on Wednesday, and had
no cause wha ever against jim Crow
cars. II is given the right OF way.
Every Northern Senator has received
petition from the National EQUAL
flights League to secure and support
an amendment forbidding color scgre
cation OF in crstato or denial of any
grade OF service because of race or
! color. Both Senator Frclinghuyscn
! Republican Of New Jersey and Sena.
tor Walsh, Democrat Of Massachusetts
had promised assistance. The Lcag-.
ITO also on Thursday telegraphed
chairman Cummins n request that a
hearing on the matter be granted be
: fore the Interstate Commerce Commit
tee
=, At melting Of the national execu
tive commi ttee of the National Equal
Rights League held Tuesday forenoon
in the vestry OF the Metropolitan A.
NJ. e. Church, Rev. J. G. Robinson
until recently OF Chattanooga, hut
eNiled since his open letter TO Presi
dent wilson on the Washington Riots
was elected National Organizer In
place OF Rev. B. N. Murrels who
resigned and recommended Rev. Rob
inson whose address Is to be at 63l
Pine Street. Philadelphia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
FLORENCE LEIsTEii.
&c. b. Webster)

Rev. S. S. Youngblood, pastor OF
the St. Paul Baptis. Church OF Charlie
ston, S. c., has returned from Il visit
to his son pastor OF Shiloh Baptist
Church at Bcnnettsville. s. c
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
lombard THE SENATE.

The pressing duty OF the race every
whore. churches, organiza ions and
individuals to make the test on world
democracy and to uphold The manhood
or The race Is to.at once write or telc
gram Senator Cummins. Chairman
Of interstate Commerce Committee
u. :. Senate. Washington. D. G.. to
grant a committee hearing for a
clause against interstate Jim Grow
cars and to write or Telegraph Sena
Tors OF their state (except in south)
to move on the loor OF the Senate and
to support an amendments of this
KIND Let the colored race make this
'"st desperate stand against this
infamy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Rev. J. w. McIvcr, Dis, missionary Of
the Wa erel Baptist Association
preached at tho Bishopv lie Baptist
Church, Wilmington, N. c., Sunday
December 7 1919.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Mrs. w, ID. Sherman of N. Y.
passed thru the city enrouto to Quit
man, Ga.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Miss Lena Williams OF Darlington
S. c.. passed thru the city cnroute
to Goldsboro, N. G. as trained nurse
in the city hospital.
nj SO Mabel r.. Gompcrs after spend
Ing while visiting relatives in Char
lesion and Darlington S. c., has re-
turned to New York her home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
Yours "a ever.

REV. r. V. PEYTON. Pastor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27

digm %sisSS ;gi lSh{ g y %sIsR, 81 rs
nsenaP Se PIGipF sdws sogb sow sa2s ~ piss
n 20.
CATTLE--Receipts 500 head steady. Beef
steers medium and heavy weight. medium
li.5s; lightweisht, good and choice 81 500
l4.75i common and medium, 50. - "a II 80;
butcher, cattle heifers, ts.5oml4, %! cows,
veal. calves, l!Sht and handy weight. tl3T
steers. 81 5oTii, "'' y
Lambs, - pounds down GncludinE springs,
s1Im 1888; culls and common SSGii 50:
ycarlings, wcthers 81 5U6f 70 30; ewes me
dunn End choice. s7@15O; culls and com
Fast Buffalo. June 27-CATTLE-Ro-
ccpts 425 head. Slow and weak Calves
reCEeeints.o 400 head. Active 81 higher
H3Gs-ReGcipts. 1000 head. SLOW. POS to
light workers. ard pigs sls Is u 20; rGushs
sig TEEP IqT iP9{2 stHSs sssi?Rl1 s.t%
lambs. si2GiS; others nnchanFed. iRedS S'''"S'
$"fSH"r 5%R' sSd 5n;ssst:
,.. GlATTI;EmR"c,eptss. 400 head Strong
SHEEr-Rcc".pts, 1900 head. STEADY.
"''T""5s" psSl a" 4ea9s and s.sv$
a y. 80; pigs $2OT2O 25
SlIEEP AND LAMBS-ReCcIpts, 500 hea d
-. "a! NEs-Recotrts. 100 head. Active.
TOp, 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
DEATHS

SelatlXes, and friends. also Port, Richmond
No unS 81. % r of Richmond SHEt Nest NO issi
Order Of Owls. and employees, Of Richmond
vlted to funeral services. Sat. 230 p. M,
at 258l r, Cleerneld st. Int. private, Oak
land Gem. Remains may be viewed Fri. eve.
after g o'clock -
WILSON. - On June 90. 1910. ALICE
FILL. widow of Oliver Wilson, in her Goth
year. Relatives and friends invited to fu-
neral at the residence of her on,in-law,
George Corson. Plymouth Meeting, Pa. on
Seventh-day. Sixth Month 2sth. at 230
o'GI2Gk W2TGfksoNsHt' Ut private, Inns o. ELIZABETH r
widow Of James Wilson. aged a.. Relatives
and friends invited to services, Sat, p. m.
7012 Torresdale ave-. Tacony Int Magnolia
Gem.
son Of late William II. F. and Ann NJ Wood,
aged 60, Relatives and friends invited to
den. 4 j, Int. private. Harleigh Gem.
WOODs1DE.- 90. ISABELLA, wife
9th ST. Due notice OF funeral Will be given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
BANK BUSINESS GROWS
Big Increases Shown In Reports Of
New Jersey institutions

Trenton, June 27.-Resources and
deposits of financial institutions under
jurisdiction of the New Jersey Bank
Ing and Insurance Department show
substantial increases for the banking
period from August 81, 1918, to May
IL, 1919.
In that time resources of the state
bank, trust companies and savings
banks of New Jersey increased from
$643, ,932.55G to ST33, 4O4, IDS and the
deposits increased from $541 ,406, 400 to
$616, ,697 ,T0S.
The surplus funds and undivided
profits of the three classes of banks
increased for the period covered by the
statement as follows:
Surplus funds-from S31 ,S64, ,4IS.t
to S33 900, ,9S1 %; undivided profits
state banks. 81 ,O3O. .7O+. .2G, total in
crease for the three classes of banks of
SIC, 0,SSS, ,4T6. 56.
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lPathE

danFhfo1r dihM H. = June %. MARY A ANwYL.
hsa2tves and friends nvted % to funeral lTFT Sat
J, JarvfE e Ts5fidTTn1cee Of sister. Mrs. Rohcrt
nH9'iemn Haieamn requiem mass St. Mathias's Church,
EStbo,sIP,GH Etatb, "a r. 10 a. m. Int. private New
3Ba 3ABPartm"nts Tdn June 2a MARIE r. ' wife Of
fria1TS fT%1ISs ,, w Austermuhl Relatives and
? S2$ N 4th IL i1n'Tc St cs6drD sSdryI'G& Mon rD
70 tfa'p'G,sh n Gem Friends may call sun. 80
Fra Hsusda Fs, e ATGrsTA 5 wife
In St M2" N3riah 5sn p en- M 10 RsTSDs T3Td
nEIRSE9'@oGJunGa 81 9oG '22' 2s p4,H2 ,noa ror,,on,
SaG2sG SSG2w Of gk" Rerne Relatives and friends
hurch TH' and Tad,dsG "f the mmniGulate ConGepto1
% R2Sed ASS"gy {! funSPa NPifh's sa Of
5""Puem mass immacuiates' s''Ct' Conception Church Church
1" ', a m Int. private. New Cathedral Gem
B1NKER June ': -. "GSEEtrs GEGrRsGE husband .,
!ate Annie Binlier. Relatives and friends in
$50 ' a. 10 m nHneFs soion1 I74I Juniats St. sat
al a. - Stephens Church 10 "a m Int. Holy
aa HlEnFE 1RS5nF Of sra 5"nr j,25, % FEEN 5 F5NpER
ana friends invited to funeral servjres sa,
nut !" st IN" TIiyer IN, f. n"tr Bldg 1920 Chest.
-, tbt,R;A,NNELLY.-June %. HELEN BRAN
ndIy Tin:'1 [reo aaHgShter Of Hugh and Mary Bran
randy "6f' 6f Gbds h ReFstiyes and
Invited to funeral sat 80 a. I'M M ur@ni res.
$ 18TH St solemn reGIion, 1'nr1es res 2I32
C.rn i,t 'V,, Ft i" d III. Int Holy Cross
BURBACiE' WSpddt5onI, uuSpdt I'm, ., r,r,.
R, daughter Of WilIiam y n,5 hESTER
urhage Relatives and fr@nds End 'jhyl1ta jnyi1hd r R.
SrTWGr' Sat ,. m. 1920 y 55th st, Inf 70
prIEAI@, I@,,a,,,-- 81 l"''
7, r. MiSTRESSER - Suddenly. Inn, oc
R"atyrs and friends hvied i'"I% 70
T, nr s. :Gm no y r. ,parIors Of j. s HsSaZ- SSaE
W"'Ir' 'M," T HaE"rford nve. Int. Mt. PIeasant
j. MaT i@svng gr2P &2oST 3Trysl q trsin lItford4
wIs9tG5aIrJ AIRJun" y 4 4ld Lad5s" Hom" % M,
rourtland { carr aged - : r. ReIytItow wd@w Of
friends nvit"d to funeral services ''E;S ang
Rchnoro rem Autos viii III" meet 1urTS tra7 ,I5 Int
Vile Statt,n Fri,rr ,.i,'-". @ 49," p m at church,
Iumc. Sal. - to ''i%' m VIE" remains at
B0l.L R@iatSSas" ard Mfr1ihadARiNE friendsA IT, "AR;
Fropsgation Of Faitb ~ q 2bnSaed SACRED Heart,
guraJtqn iny.ed to faneral nurSh Sat- OF T[ens- I9
5Gth and ,;edar iH@hSs ayC g. r Roche s f cor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New, York. June 27.--ECTTER-Low and
unsettled Receipts, 23.23l tubs High scor.
ing, h2M 3212 g; extras. 5li4 65Ii2 g? ars;r
5oW2lC' seconds. asa 40lac; state dairy, IA
" EG5GS-Irrcrular fS5E Recelpts AZ Is, o,...
Frcsh gathered extras. II a 52c stoTsee.
packed extra frsts; 4S@5Uc; storare-packcd
dnc; drttes. ~ ! 37ia n 9S]g 9: 10 2 aeSB SMB
BIC checks 3GT37C; state and nearby bep,
merry whites Goa d4C; gathered white az n
SOC; western whites. 47m 5Dc; westorn and
southern gathered whites iGT5Sc stat
and nearby hennerY browns 53n55r. Ratb
cred brown and mixed cOur"d. 30 a sc: fai-
70 prime, Asa 4ai4 g; frsts. 4G n +Sc: seconds
nCHEESE--Firm. Recoipts. G4o4 boxes
FF,Iat current mako. color"d. average run,
y = /" 81 ts e. n4t current make white aver
age run. III a 3ll2 c; COlOred spcCials 3o n
32ls c: whites. specials. 80 32%
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
LIVESTOCK Quotations

Chicago, June, -. HHGs E!SSc"tptss. q,
n@2 h%ad % IN m@TE", g. h.Ehyr tgE[ T9n So 81 -"
II e. medium w".ght. SEQ 4O62i 20: light
weight &9u 6uT II -. light lights. SIS - Q
Il u; heavy packing sows, smooth; S2hH
GATTI.F;-R~ceipts 5000 head beef steers
sa4N smf sr@as 9n,S9sr asv stock @ gw s,or +"
m'iium and heavy weight Choic" amt prlme
50. 30 q - 80. medium and good 81 80 "
ta& t%" and "R"ar sa ~ S SSmm1" %'S4 5
WYNN =: 1%''i3,5o: %%ws s74o@ - 80. Cann~rs
h4ndy weight %l7 25G 1850: f""d"r steers,
,'"rmI4 =, sto"ker steers. $N0l2
SHEEr-R"r"tpts lH 900 h"ad' E@nFraI II
down. SIS 25Gl7.1o; cuils and common,
s. 30 n 1915; yearlng w"thers SO -,
SO, ewes. medium. good and choic". 81. 80
INK in ~: ives su's7 'ss77G"is5o "i o'''''"' " w.
Kansas City, June, 81 HOGS-R~cotpts.
1000; lower; bulk $40 TOM 20 50: h"ayies,
lights 500 5oiG q 10: isht lights, s20a 20 -
packing sows $40 5OM 80 pigs &lN 80
,GATTLE-.Recolpts 1000 heHd; strong to
dium and good. sl9m 1850, common $40. ~
Al 800 common ana medium s9ml2
butcher Catth. heifers. $6.5um l..NU. cows.
ST 81 a l ! 80, eanners. and cutters 50 9jW
e,23. YES! cayes light ,n1 h%mdy WT,saht
stocker stock r. steers si, E7ml9'@5 ''' It" W.
ambs EEEE3GT'R7!s s E5 '"2 ens %a% and r.mm@1 a@
lambs $40 p a 1850, yearlIng wrthers. $i0
ml2 -. ewes. 81. 5.5OmS; ewes culls and
common $3M5; breeding ewes, $lo@ Ii;
st; Louis, June y, HOGS Receipts 7ooo
head; 25M iOc, higher, top, 81 05; hulk
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IN MElIlRIAAI

Ab51Ei r,P PPIERRA. - IN loving memory OF
liie sunday. June -, 1909 O'p"' 'eu '"'s
vi ctfhrthiN years decade we have told
trod. ''' Vi 'h'S "ofld
fetnfimhoGrlnG men YOU. more firmly do Ne hold
r"''h IN the tender Ia atherhood of God
DAUGHTERS
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PROVISIONS S

There was fair jobbing demand and
"a" market ruled firm. The quotations:
l}cef, in sets. smoked and air dried 4sc;
+o": pork, family "a n 55c; hams. $. P.
cured loose 36l N37l2 c: do skinned. loose.
80 sc; do do. smoked, 3sa39c; do,
hoi cd boneless, 55c: picnic shoulders $ p.
cured, loose 29C, do smoked soc. bellies.
in pickle. loose, Sic. breakfast bacon, 42c;
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

,r>-,,sl5o THOMAS NJ. BANS VS.. EDW.
A-sF DARBY & SONS CO.. INC. c. T.. No.
3. Sept Term. 1917. No. 1891.
To the creditors and stockholders of Edw.
Darby & Sons Co., Inc:
You will plea Sc take notice that the Court
of Common Pleas No. of Philadelphia
county on the 9th day OF June. 1919. granted
rule on all creditors and other parties in
interest to show cause why the receivers
should not sell all OF the assets OF the above
med defendants at private sale for a price
sufficient to pay:
First. The compensation of the receivers
and their counsel
Second All claims entitled to priority
Third. A dividend of Soc upon the
amount of all claims of creditors whose
ella inns unsecured.
The rule Is returnable July I. 1919. at
10 o'clock n m, An the Court OF Common
Pleas No. 3. City Hall. Philadelphia, Pa. at
which time creditors and stockholders may
appear and show cause why the prayer of
the petition should not be granted
According to the decree II Is necessary for
all pa rites having claims against the estate
to file the same with the receivers In the
event that they did not do so otherwise they
will he excluded from participating in the
OF the fund and from receiving
their dividend OF 5036.
THOMAS NJ RAINS
DAVID A. LONGACRT.
Receivers.
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BILL CLERK one quick on typewriter. with
comptometer experience. Apply A. NJ.
Sullivan. $500 Grays Ferry road.
BOOKKEEPER and stenograp pher thoroughly
eXpsrienced good salary: to take charge.
phone Walnut 4159 for appointment
BOOKKEEPER wanted Apply in person
promptly to c. NJ. Plowman & Co. l08
Chestnut at.
BOOKKEEPER and clerk wanted: years
experience: steady position. Apply Louis
Blunbers. s33 N. 4th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands wanted on
mems wear fancy worsted. Shackamaxon
Mills. Allegheny ave. and Hancock.
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FoRELADY. capable ana experienced for
drapery work. Apply J. b. Van Solver,
Camden.