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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
GOrmaden biert

llnebriife Metbooen m0gen Ell.
men &itnoen eepinnen, aber iie iper.
ben i'm nidt alif Die 9aiter balten.
@ir bebalten uniere &uuoen, in.
Dem mir fie 3ufrieoeniteaen. @ir
boben einen i6onen 8orratb bon
Senitern, Sbiiren, 5eniterlaoen. in.
neren SartboIs.Irbeiten TuBbobeu.
Qaoen., 8onf-, @ontor-, 8irtb.
Observation-Disclosures llip. Sprehen
Sic Dor uno iiber5eugen Sic iid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
3idlides.
Rsiprmirte ct. Subanues . 8emeiHbe,
@fe 4. nnb Martet Strake,
Gaftpr, 2. Studmeier.

Sonntngsidule nm 9 ltbr.
8ottesoienIt UNI 1890 ubr. Sc.
Sen 5tpeiten mo Iesten Sonntog i'm
Wonnt engliih Aeutid, FONT oeiitih.
Relieionsihule fir 9inoer bon s
bis ID Sabren, Somstng Inn 8 llbr.
9eiuher unmer miIfommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Seiratbsideine.

6olgenoe 4aare ertpirften iif beim
County GIerf einen @eirothsid)ein:
Gmmon3 Senrp 9oeoefer unb
Waraaretbc 8Grtuer, beioe BON So
Groiie.
9nton 8. Soa$ uno Srma 2onge,
bcioe pon Ga Groiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
e7 6nutauSidlaa Icit adlt Sab

5antnuSIdlno ieit ndlt Sab.
rcu. ~Ndt Sabre lang mur0c il pom
Noutat3ihlua (gf5fmo) acplagt"
itlrcibt Ncrr Nnorco%0oceImnun uoit
Nlooruin0ton. &ia. sd mltrnc nod.
tiuanocr non 0rcj AcrStcn bcbouocIt A,
ocm ejncu bc5ahltc id> iicbiia Collars.
Tcd) ftjucr fouutc mir hclicu. Mad
Wc1rnud, BON 5pci ,Noid)ru ,Sorni'E
Hlptntrdutcr mar ih lchcjlt@ Nrie
Il. ME oieltC. hdhcn tSorui'3 MI.
p|tutrdllttr 0cn ADMINISTRATION Hiti
clut> ..umutrQlCjdlIidlCu Nlutrciui
gers" erporbtu IS lit elm ciniod1rH
@r0utcrbNjln1jtttl lu0 miro uldlt
0urt Npothcftr p~crt0uit. @cionNcrt
Sofolnltutcu lititru - oirttt pom
Hayordtorum Ser Nerltelltr. Gin
@itdllcin nuN cine 2ejtltrjft. lrelhc
ntrthuollt Nu@fruit ubcr Njtic2 Ncjl
mlttcl. iorpit ouNtrc% MjNcuSrucrthe
cutholteM merotu itocm oui 9&lmIt
lmcntaeltlih uciouNt M0n itrtjbe
an 2r. Better ISobruen x Guns 60.
250t @aibiu9tou @IpN. Gh,talo.
III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
GoRares.

,3ilaust mcbr 8emiiic!" Gie
rationale ariegSgarten Commit
lion in @aibingtou bat nm Wtcnta9
an ollie 9ciiber pom Suusgdrten oa&
6riugcnoc 8eiut geridtct, mebr @e.
mile an~Slpflan5cu, oa burh Ole let-
tc aoltemcac oen 6ruhtbdumcn gro.
Scr 5hoocu 5ugciii9t wur0e. Sra
iiocnt BAD bon Ser @ommlliion er'
fl6rt. Die 0eiitcr iolder @Grten mil
len fiir ocn fommcn0cn @inter Sor-
&c tragen uno redIt picl @emilIe tit
Ginmafe5pedc pilon3en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
6eih6fts Rotisen.

e>sy @ser @eloer gu mdRigen 8inier
Ieihen modlte. eiren perIdBlifen Rdtb,
Qeber fir Seebs unb Iorteaees brnudbt
pber @elo auf quite Siferhett ausIeiber
min, tpenbe iih an W. s. Sidifh
203 g. 4. Stroke.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

Ncttc @cieGIdlait. @ci Weleorr.
belt Der &lnior Grontcnn0c Wroml
am TrcitnQ Hbcno I'M Capitol in MA
oilon bobcr lid piclc iunue 9elts
mic bic &nnbuIen bcnpmmcn uu0 sic
ldhrlidlc @aldaffntrc Der nnden Stit
ocrtcu miro pohl ujdlt mehr in ocn,
Capitol o~bachnltcn meroCn. Nnr
itlimmitcu hauibu Sic TIcucI in SEN
Ndumeu Ser Observation-Disclosures.
mo Nna Nlrcau 0cS SrfrctGrS M \
Tupptu> auilcbrodlcn uur0c. Amt
Ild't Tnpicrc uno NiJdcr unrrn iibcr
oil utritrcut. ais oh Elm @irbcIiuurm
NchNlt't hdttc, Cine SIa2p[attc ori
Ncm TliIt 0cH @oupcruEurS in Dtiicr
V~ripntoiilcc mar icrtrijmmcrt. IN
Ser Sfficc ser Gj'gnbahnccmmiIiinu
mirocu mchrcrt Tlaidlen %ociunNcn.
Sic Sdnop3 cuthoIttu hnttcu IN SEN
mciItcn @urcc't$ IoQcu 3iQnrctirr
nnnfucI oui Sen Ttppjdcn ulN uuter
Wilt'CrreAoIcn obrpohl ijd} iibtrali
Sputudpic teiouAcu.
@roBerc fSlfatl ljbt'5 uir1cnaS ME
1trdNc inter SEN ~StuNcuten
HoG Wott arbornt' - IN WuNiion. mi,
mir uu0 Npor ms Claencr @eobad,
nina NoicI1it it'on iriiaer idrirbeu
- u1A 0d@ ucnnt iidl oonu Sic tit
aircnot SNiacuNi &IaS ihr an mci-
item noththut mare arii0SIite Gr.
5itluu0 -htntCn Oraut"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

Nnbm Gilt. 6rou Sohn @orriion,
l202Inon StroBe, ucridIltdtc Gicn5-
tag Moraen 5pci SobIetten 9i,hIo,
ride Of Wcrcltrp (Cuefiilbcr), nahr-
idcinlidI nm iid) Dos 2cben GIT nch,
men, ooh ser pom ihrem @attcn III
0itlie uerlticnc 9(r5t fonntc rdritber
fetnr Nu@funit oebcn. Die 5rnil
murbc III Elm 5pitoI gcifoii, rlo
mou bpiit lie am 2cbcn 51 crholtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
@riinonno eincs neien Niiracr.

&crcina. Nn1 Nfithpof1 9lbcno puroe
III ser Union Gentrul Sail inter gro
Sent Gnthu'iosml9 cine Giti5cna'
Cooperative 2eoguc Qcgriin0et. Ser
Iofort n%nnohcru0 100 0crioncn or,
alien @cicuidlaitsfIoiicn ais W}it.
NIicOcr bcjtruten. Gina $50 9crio-
llcn lpohntcu ser examinations. Ser.
%lnmmlung bel, i'll Ser II. ". Nr. 0arrn
IoQ9crt Manor @cntIcn, Nrbeiter.
CrAdnliotor auutiuu nit piclcm gci,
fol aufgcuommcnc Nniprafen hiel
ten, Ger 3rpef oca aellen &ercins
lit III Scr Nollptlodle Gin 3uiommen.
mlrtcn aucr Stdn0c sum Wohl rn0
@cItcn Der Staot on5uitrcbcn. NlS
t%entpordrer Toriiber funqirtc &r.
Norrp Goapcrt. @err hilbert q.
Ncnb lit ten porGrcr Sefretdr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
HOeSChIerS
The PampeTin Cigar Go,

(Stublirt 1861
tt3-115 z. 2. StraFe, "a Grpiic, g9is.
Sabrifanten ser b~etannten DMDnno
Tunna" mo sSsIor DC . 4 Y" - feiufte
GuaIitdt Zoe gigarren. - .9ampero"
uub ~8lad Hoie" - per 3onn gemadt.
sc Gisdrren, lub r8iIp Bounce" s9iaud.
tdbat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

Gin tulcr Suuo crlmUNcn. Che
riff Quno t00tctc ant Oiensta9 cinen
Sumo oui Der Toiter Tarm, Der, mic
man amnimmt. an Der EoQplltb lit.
Ger aopf ocs 9biereS mlir0c sur I'M
tcrIlihung ndh Mooiion 9cihidt.
Gicies lit ser cinjige 5ol BON angcbs
lidlcr 5oQfputh, Ser befantit muroe,
icit iiir 6un0ebeiiber itrenqc Dor
ihriftcm crloiien muroen. &iele Der
Icbtcren idleinen iibrigen8 bic Dor
ifrifteu nidt ernit 81 nebnten, oerll
tie lniien ihre Softer ndt) mie Dor
mauIforblo2 bCrumlaufcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

slg7 8enn Gle @eIr 3n 5 9rosent
babeu modten, 10 ipreden Sic bel mir
Dor. 9. 8. goI3, Gortor i'm Netpburs
@ebduoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Bic gcrlp Goal Gn., unb AMI be-

Stt JerIH CuHl SH.' u HHI uts
rem bcltige An3eige mir nod beion.
0er5 aufmerfiam MAIDEN, moht be
taunt ooB bel ihr Die gcgenmdrtigcn
@reiic nod nlr hen gan5en Vtonat
Nni @eItunq hoben, ooB oieieI6en
obcr nm /. Stni erhoht merOen. @r.
9crlp hat i'm &oblengeihait non ser
Eife nui gchicnt uno lit BARN oIio
eiu Grpcrtc; er lit Elm ichr p~oplildrer
@cidlGftSmann. ltno iebt icinen Stol5
oarin icincn alln0en MIR 0as bette
6eueruuga Ntntcrinl 81, l~ieiern, BAR
inter ENC Guolitdt pom $ 0 r.
sic ionoergleihcn iiuo. 6crncr
~liciert cr Die critfIofiiqe SoIuon
Cote, Sic cbcnfols unucrQleid,Iid1
an @ei5frnft if. Ole Girlua lit cine
ourdalla perlGBlid)c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
6ricos = &ctcrnnen . &creiu. 3

6ricos : &%ctcrnneu . &creiu. 81
Der MtitgIicoer , Notwithstanding
oicica Dor ciniacn @ofcn bier &c
drilnoetcn &erein5, mcId]e ON Won=
tag Ibelt0 in ser @onocIafammtr
Itattfnno, morcn hunocrte BON Ginlo-
ollngen on 5itriifqefehrte Sol0ntcn
lcitidt tporocn. ober MIR etma IS
Wann hntten lid, eiu1eitcnt. @on Sic.
len troten 40 ocnt Tercin BEL. Reo.
II. 8. GIorfc rpltroe OILS GeIcqdt ,iir
0ntionoI &crinmmlllng Der arieaa-
pcterancn gcm0hlt, sic ON s., g., mo
10. Mai in ct. QoltiS itottfinoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
8ersuisuHsszB esDeiier.

Btiuu. Seoen Gebmittag uno abeno
8aHDelbifoer.
Ga GroFe gSeater. - Se6en Hd6mittn9
uno abeuo Bmbelbiloer.
Raieftic. - SSeoen gfahnitttag nno abero
Ban6eIbiIeer.
ReE. - Seoen Ra6mittag nno Hbeuo
8duSeIbiloer.
strnuo, - Seben Rndmittag uno a5euo
8dnbeIbiIoer.
9afRo. - Sebeu Rudmittag nno abeuo
@aHoelbiloer.
Dome. (gloroieite.) - SeoeH Gag
RdH0eIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

Ser %nnmpflnuSunastoo. NTutt
lit @allnlpfIonSrngS, uuo &oaeIiduB
taa. ,<n Ben 0ifelltliden SdIulcn miro
ieitcns Ser 2ehrcr OH sic H>0eut>n1
oiciea Cages bin9epieicn. Is miro
oobci ser Naltt5pef icir, 2icbc fir
Nuturi60nheitcr, @dumc mo gll-
men ionic &6eel i'll Sic 0er5en Der
&ligcno cin3upiIan5en, ihncn bei5u-
brinqcn, oic Gimme ser Notur SIT
ucritchcu uu0 iih al 0eren Sdonhei-
ten 5u crqllidcn. Hn oieicm Ioqe
ioaen @1ume gcpflon5t mcroen uno
itpor GIT Ghren iener, mclfc Sen 9oo
fiir oaa Naterlon0 III 0iciem @clt
fricg itorben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
8cfahr fir Stencr . 9riidcberacr,

8efahr fir Steucr . 3rifcbcracr,
Mt elmer Gonicrcn3 BON Sto0t- ms
Gountn @eomtcn. Der 0iitrit,aau-
malt 2ucicn Z. Reio. Stuotonpalt
Oscar :. Smcnuc9, Stcucr Gorlm,i
i0r :. :. Triih uno Gountp gu
pcruiior Of NiieBmcnts !. &. 2ti5Gr
bcitpohntCn, puroe tcifloiicn, 1N,,en
lc0e Rerion qcrittIidl o%orSulchcu.
0ic 6cu Steucrciuid10tcrn clneu mi
itcn @eit)ct0 iibcr ibr peri6nIihc5
giqcnthum Qebcu. Gle Sttoie iiir Gin
ocrortilca Tcrnebcn lit $4,000 mir
icoe 500 GiqcntmimSmcrtb. ser pSr-
heimIidlt miro, fam nlio untcr Inn
It1u0rr ciu nid)t unbcocutcuoC& God
I'M @clhhcutcl pom Stcucr0riidebtr-
germ MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02

8ir meinen boB sic nidt pfIan3en
ODER iden iolIten. che Die Saot nit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS
Butter. EGGS AND CHEESE

Now York. Oct 2s-BUTTBR easier Re
ceipts, s942 tubs High-scoring. 90 q TON c; ;
extras 10000 1-5c: hrsts. G8 asiao; sec
onds, 5S a 5sc; state dairy, 8S@69c..
EGGS--Irregular Receipts, l0,l54 cases,
65 a ssc; Hrsts. cog 64c; seconds, 55 q 60c
dirties. No. !, 500 52c No, ., 43 @ 49G;
checks No / 42045c: undergrade, 46@
b4c; refrigerator. No. l. 81 a SIC; No. 2.
80 45c; refrigerator. special marked. 52h
o. .a95c: gathered whites. 65 d SOc: western
whites. 7OM 8oc; Pacific coast 81 q sec: west
ern and southern gathered whites. % q SIC
mixed coiors, 70@ 72c; fair 10 prime, 62
db6sc.
Flat current make. colored. average run,
81 dt8l% C; nat. current make. white. aver
32la q; white specials. 82@32hc G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
Jiren a Chance TO Run the Road Themselves


to
possession the
sandru IN
In addition there offered them S25 900
Reading
stood the employees had refused the offer He said afraid
would
higher he
of
utilities condition He
being impressed
all He while
made him wonder what the railroad employees all
demands to
He believed proposition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
Regular Advance In New Crop Sugar

New York. Oct. 2S.-Sales in new
crop Cubas continue to show regular
advance in price for all positions. The
highest price so far reported for De-
cember deliveries is quoted on n small
scale to. trade at S4c f. o. b. Cuba.
Further buying interest at 8 cents for
January delivery comes from Canadian
refiners, and a quotation of 11ac f. o. b..
for March to June shipments is report
ed from the quarter. high mark for
these positions. The prices in old crop
Cubas are unchanged at DC less 2 per
cent for cash for fine granulated and
T2Sc for raws, 06 degree centrifugals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
GROWING INDUSTRIAL UNREST
HAS BECOME "WORLD SORE~
Presidents Proclamation Regarding Threatened BituminouS
Coal Strike the Aborbing Topic in Financial Circles

DRESIDENT coal strike proclamation almost
And 1t met with
broker proclamation with teeth
lay tho blame the President for present
with labor before it became
necessary o 10 on of the
the United states alone remarked
another broker rCm0rk might bc justified but today is world sore
banker said that Notwithstanding the strong proclamation he du not
the strike situation lie believed viii be
a back the President on TINS
finish would
we'll known broker ' alncs invariably
refuses anything
faith " he said ani for that reason
obstacles in til" path OF I'M
cNampled prosperity
President would take to
out his
$50 coal but the
industry will be somehow
belief today
in taking
of but Some
T. G. stocks the result growing
dividend will be IN INTEREST,"
bearing scrip instead Of cash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28

pared with a deficit or S660,769 in the |
preceding quarter,
The Sweets Co. of America has
closed n contract with the +. w. Wool
worth corporation whereby all "onfec-
iions manufactured by the Sweets
Co. will be placed Immediately on sale
in all the Woolworth stores in the
country.
Willys Overland made gain of 3
points, but after the publication of the
official statement showing that only
little more than ! per cent had been
earned in the September quarter the
advance was cancelled.
There has been a disposition by many
leading houses for several days to shift
their customers who have big profits in
high priced industrials into steel stocks.
The New York Subtreasury gained
81 ,Ol5 900 from the banks yesterday,
| making a cash net gain since Friday of
! 81, 13S 900,
There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
| 1918, 100 additional General Asphalt
common stock issued in exchange for
$545 400 preferred and $4,000 addi
tional Electric Storage Battery com
mon issued in exchange for like
amount Of preferred. There has beer
stricken off the list $4,000 Public
Service Corporation of New Jersey gen
eral mortgage 5s, 1850, retired In th'
sinking fund
surplus after charges and fedora
taxes Of 81 .212. .4l6 was reported by thu
American Hide and Leather Co. TO-
the quarter ended September 80. Thi
was equal TO SD.33 per share on tn
S13 100000 preferred stock, asains
SS.40 share earned In the precedin
, Quarter and $4.0D share in the cor
,<tcspond'ng third quarter last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
FIGHT PHONE INCREASE
Delegation From South Jersey tc
Appear Before utllltY Board

MillvilIe, N. j., Oct. %. - Mayors
and solicitors Of several South Jersey
municipalities will appear before the
Public Utility Commission Mt Trenton
today and file vigorous protests against
the application of the Delaware and
for n general increase in service ren
tails. The increase Of 20 per cent as
provided in the order by Postmaster
General Burleson has been charged
for number of months and the
subscribers are exercised because Of the
proposed additional increase which they
say will make telephone charges exorbi-
taDt.
The chief point in the objections OF
the South Jersey district is to the effect
that in advertisements to sell bonds Of
the public utility it has been made to
appear that the company was making
large profits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
BUSINESS NOTES
The Relrian Gnvernment is nerotiat /.

The Belgian Government is negotiat
ing in this market for 300 locomotives,
which will be apportioned to the Amer
ican Locomotive Co. and the Baldwin
Locomotive Works.
Brisker demand on the part Of the re-
tailcrs for mems spring clothing than
the manufacturers expected has led to
revival of interest in lightweight wool
lens and worsteds.
Speculation In the Japanese silk mar
ket seems to have run its course. Gables
received yesterday reported lower prices
in the Yokohama market and less activ
ity. Prices here were reduced about
30 cents pound compared to last week,
but this failed to excite any large buy :
ing. Shinshu No. was quoted at
5000 pound against high price of
S11 40 last week, while Kansal. double
extra. could be had for Sill a pound,
compared to S12.20 last week. Leading
dealers say prices will have to come
down another dollar to induce heavy
buying.
Leather coats for women are moving
we'll at both wholesale and retail. The
reversible type, wooden cloth on one side
and glace leather or suede. on the other
are in particular demand. The leather
comes in various shades, from natural
tan to light gray and black and blue
Taupe shades are strong.
Long mapped woolen goods in plaids
checks and plain colors are being taken
in good quantities by the cloak and
skirt trade for immediate and spring
use.
An economic commission from Es
thonia will arrive in this country IN
few weeks to negotiate credit for'financ
-. Al. Of tn1nrlnQn pnn1S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
LONDON METAL MARKET

New York, Oct 2s.-Csble advices re-
ceived at the New York Metal Exchange this
morning quoted prices in London today as
e 5s; futures, f277 an upturn Of los
Straits, fe78 a gain of r. 5s. saies-spot
$50 tons; futures. $50 tons. Singapore. 1887
los, unchanged. No sales. Standard copper
Spot das 2s Sd. rise of lis Sd; fu-
lures. 600 los. a gain of los. SRles-Spot
30 tons. futures. $50 tons. Electroytic
c9pper3spqt il1s; futures, fl1s,, both un-
vance Of los; futures t8G l5s. a rise Of Is
Cd. spelter-Spot E45, unchanged: futures.
f45. a decline of 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
Gold wlthdrawn For Export

New York, Oct. 2S.--Gold bars
amounting to $500 900 are being with
drawn from the assay Office for shipment
to Paris. The following Withdrawals OF
gold coin have been made from the sub
treasury: One hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars for shipment to South
America, S24 900 to Canada and $4,000
to Mexico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The average price of twenty active
industrial stocks advanced 215 per
cent yesterday to 1l4.SS, while twenty
railroads advanced 0.0S per cent to
81 .07.
The National Acme Co. reports net
sales for the third quarter of the cur
rent year amounting to SO ,533 800 net
profits of SS5S, l61 and dividends paid
1878 900.
Report of the Chile Copper Go. for
the quarter ended June 30, 1919.
shows a deficit Of S5l3.59T, as com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
SILVER mrs ANOTHER HIGH

New York, Oct. 2S.-Commercial bar
silver was quoted here today ut Sl.21 y
an ounce, this being an advance of &c
over yesterdays price. Tho figure marks
Z new high record for all time.
The London quotation was 65ssd,
and establishes a record price there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
compe nsation Board to Sit Here

Harrisburg, Oct. 2S.-The state com
pensation board yesterday announced
that II would sit at Harrisburg Novem-
ber 10. Philadelphia November Il, -,
13 and IA. and at Wilkes Barre and
Scranton November 10, % and 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
One Office No Longer Needed

H. Mason president of the Commercial
Trust director general wa being
of of John shelton Williams whose
week purely by the committee
banking in Washington
he
said he did the cc Of Comptroller of the Currency was needed
he
auditing the
workn now comprolrr Office.
As said. already
well Of he remarked such
Mr.. Williams
think he altogether good and all
tho g is altogether bad.
Mr. Mason spoke highly of the international trad" conference
read the OF
revelation find
rchabitate He present himself
al he cconfer all they
everything he
of
educate here to buy
remarked which
should
divest itself quickly
possible
Liberty Bonds Why at hrs
clients Liberty
would disappear
ongtl
bonds
he bill
securities with
participation is the plan in his estimation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
Salesman

BY well-knOwn machine Toulouse
handling general line stricly high
grade machinery in Philadelphia dis
trict. Engineering or practical ma
chine shop experience essential.
Good opening with excellent future
for one qualified. State age \and de-
tails of previous connectionsA which
wilI&se treated con6dentially.. R z22,
Lev ~ Office. ~
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GOVERN MENT BONDS
Extra Dividend by Franklin National

Tho Franklin National Bank has de-
rlarcd a semi annual dividend of 10
per cent and an extra dividend of 3
per cent. payable November ], to stock
of record October 81.
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Prosperity Growing Despite Uncertainties

monthly of
the e
be mntruptcdy whole many
ordinary
conditions the nltr'
which
back the normal conditions when
prevail the wal
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Receipts, lo.1as bushels The
market was unchanged; The quotations:
standard Inspection standard prlces--No.
E5gSr Es sssf SFd 10 ia 10 .us T;a
81 80; No. | red, sarlicky and smutty. ,2.34.
nfd states Grain sSs
40, i; So. Z wheat. DC, under No. ! 40, =
Under Under No. I. For ali wheat Otherwise con
formins 10 She speshca tlons Of No % or
Count count from 1n the 10. I price % viii be &c per
b1shel fol. each one.pound deficiency in test
weight. Wheat grading below No = Tor
reasons other than deficiency in test weights
viii he bought on It's merits Smutiy a wnent q,
smut. but in no case less than &c per bushel
under the corresponding regular grade oar
lex wheat win be iS SSsi as
Mixed wheat will be discounted from &c to
Sc according TO quality and condition 90, ot
wheat at Philadelphia just as heretofore,
T. 9. 2e under the corresponding regular
CoRN--Receipts. o145 bushels. The mar
kpt ruled rm but quiet We quote No. 2
yellow in car lots for local trade, at si.54a
was IS auiet brt values were steadily held,
Quotations, Car lots. as to lorstion,LN9s on y J
Td Tn''f Sbe Sf U.s. u.s. SSssoc No %n'f Witt iY@ ~
FLOtR-Recepts. 2. 6l2, 800 lbs. in sacks
Trade was slow, but mill limits were well
maintained Quotations: Per 100 lbs. packCd
In i4o-Ib lutte sacKs -. Soft winter.
straight western. tlO4 10. "a; do. do, near
Gy. $0.75 MO hard winter. straight 81 30
n .55:, do, short patent --Sil; 30 :.?;
S12 iOGt 10 SO: do short patent S".6On
1915; fancy spring -senea eity mills pstent'
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates
We quote Mt s7.35G7.6j per barrel. in
sacks as to quality.
PROVISIONS
Choice stock was in fair request and gen
eralIy stc'dy. Quotations: Apples, per
bushel hamper. 81 m9.25 do. per barrel,
81. .hOdS: Cranberres. average good. per
crate 81 500 =. 80. CrPuhnrrics. extra fancy
large per crate $2.75M3: pears, Seckcl,
per bushel S3dti.5O; do. Refer, per bushel.
81 n .. -: grapes, Concord, per ponN-ba skct.
- n soc. do Niagara per pony skct ia
3oc. do Wine, per jumo9,hn skct 81 2Om
Las: lemons, per box, S2;30@ 30: oranges
Fla per box, si.T5@5. 20,
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Special Notices

iks&p PHILA.. Pa. Oct. 21tk, 1919.
az At h Stated Meeting of the Boa rd of
Directors Of The Proydent Life and Trust
Company OF PHILADELPHIA. held today
MR.. CHARLES j. RHOADS
was duly elected Director of this Company
gan. deceased.
LEONARD C. ASHTON
Secretary.
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Dividends
FRANKLIN NATIONAL. BANK
Chestnut street west Of Broad

Philadelphia, October 81. 1919
At the regular meeting Of the Board ot
annual dividend Of 10co and an extra diyi-
dend of $50 were declared, free of tax, and
payable November I, 1919, to stockholders OF
record at the close of business October 81, ,
1919.
Checks will be mailed
j. wM. HARDT
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'htllN -
PROVISIONS S
REFINED SUGARS
Tho market ruled firm on basis OF o.
for fine granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEESE-Demand was fairly active and
the market ruled Arm under light offerings.
The quotations; New York, whoe-milk fats.
fancy, 33433lac; fair to good. BIN sly c.:
Wisconsin whole milk. fancy. 80 q 33h c; /;
fair to good. 81 q 32c; jobbing sales Of fancy
goods. ~ a 3dC.
BUTTER was uuet and lc lower. Quota
tions follow: Fresh solid-packed cream
cry. fancy. scoring ggends, - a 7Sc
sic; seconds 53dp56c: sweet creamery.
choice to fancy, 52g 74c; fair to good. ~ q
1Ced onrgn7li jG6o'pTs a at sn%d Tor faneS
EGGS-Stricty fine eggs were in fair re-
quest and steady. The au99tstions follow:
nearby current receipts sio.50; fair
to good, siS. 3og 500; western extra
and western seconds slG.sOmls: lnf'.ior
lots Lowell, fancy selected eggs jobbns at
a n