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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-16

The musical program Of the University
Extension Society for the coming season In
cludes many .well-known artists who have
together with several newcomers. Amons
these are Nicholas Douty Herman sandy
Hahn. Agnes Reifsnyder, Lewis J. Howell;
ba ritone. who will appear in three oostumed
the Comfy Concert Co, and others.
The choir Of Old st. Peters Church, Third
and pine streets, will give O very interest
ing series OF special musical programs I'M
mediately preceding the evening services
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-16

An interesting song recital will be that
to be given by Lillian Ginrich on Thursday
evening, November II. at wltherspoon Hall.
This will be Miss Ginrich's first recital IN
Philadelphia. She Is pupil OF Horatio
Connell ..r .'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-16

@. Ferdinand jackson will deliver the sec
I'd course OF free public lectures on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-16

.,,,, motion pictures of the year is
Artb1CC Artb%ICGsnnel" p'nnnel the stage play by Sir
bv Cia flnero, and enacted on the screen
,bo b lara Kimball Young. II viii be Mt
prorran1 bro r1yam'ey ,: the week OF October 90 The
nj DIo the the fall grand opera musicSies @ Hea
AIberrtt - SE Ethe the Stanley Orchestra under
sts1a r, Wayne, musical director. The
roIe star was Ethel Barrymore In the
enacted by Miss Young.
nrIvotes VINO have seen the picture at
Yonnue review say that Clara KimbaH
little reveals dramatic magnetism
dlsplaSS Ssopt or electric in its force, and
seen "ss Es an interpretative ability rarely
"gI'd motion pictures.
grInminChanneP' is one of Pinero's
6Iswp dramas OF domestic life. The
settIrggaa t gains Infinitely by the luxurious
could no, ana rich scenic effects that
stage not be brought out on any indoor
critlca,SI a play dealing with the most
tyeIY period OF married life, figura-
that ., called Mid Channel" because
the stage siase OF domestic affairs resembles
A'' IN its dangers. e" !,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20

were received and a number were
elected and installed.
The committee reported that the
Liberty Machine Tool Company had
granted the machinists in its employ
a five cents an hour increase, the
same took effect Monday, August 9.
This was in accordance with de-
nand made by these employees several
weeks ago.
The several shop committees ra-
orted everything going serene with
/ lenty Of work
There is still some time for some Of
the former members to be reinstated
under the old fee of $7.00 After
Labor Day the fee will be $500. So
kere is the chance for reinstatement
at cheap rate that all former mem
bers ought to take advantage cf.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
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DON'T LEAVE CITY LABOR DA

DON'T LEAVE CITY LABOR DAY
Whatever you do, brother, on Labor
Day, don't leave the city Labor Day
is the one day in the year dedicated to
GU and your cause. 1t is the one day
in the year when you should stay in
your home town and celebrate 1t is
the one time in the year when you
should get out and take part in the
parade, and by your presence therein
ali in showing the strength of the
cause you represent to the other fellow
Who would tear down the standards of
living which you have worked for for
many years to raise and the lowering
If which you don't propose to toler-
ate. And don't think the eyes Of this
ether fellow are not upon you on
his great day, While the day is
dedicated to you and yours, the
ether" fellow also takes advantage
Of it in that it is the one day in the
year for him to get a line on the
strength of those he is fighting. So
get out, brother, in the parade, and
aolp swell the crowdd and show this
other" fellow that you are strong
enough to defend the rights and prin-
ciples to which you and yours are en-
titled.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20

r,o trs,,iltsa Daifv News saws.
.orpo raoeot la.,o.rsHc 6pbt over the
,or,;natiar gay tbs Office of sheriff
no. no o,oa bater In the history Of
,,s,.t tbs+ bas been noted for it's
f.a+;a,.l hst+ias
NE onlv dearanca between the To-
o,l 9o,,oo,a3s and renuhlieans IS the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT

Carl 0. Parsons, a socialist of Min
nosota, has declined the tender of the
nomination for governor on that ticket
on the grounds that it would tend to
defeat the cause of labor this year.
He said: "The fight at this time in
Minnesota is fight between the polit-
ical movement of organized labor and
the powers of greed and plunder, the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
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MACHINISTS
Hold a Packed House Meet
ing

Packed to the doors was the meet
ing of the local Machinists' Union held
on Wednesday night. Many matters
of Importance to the members Of the
craft were discussed A large num-
ber of applications for membership
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20

enemy alike of all peoples progress
siye movements For me to accept
the nomination under these conditions
would contribute 20 the defeat of the
labor cause and the triumph of Che
sinister forces of the state .. How
ever / may disagree as socialist with
the tactics labor has decide upon, |
cannot accept a nomination / feel
would run counter to labor's plans at
this time" Alta boy!
- - - l n
1t does seem funny that the con-
tract to furnish electric current to the
city for five years came near getting
in before the bid. 1t looks like some
ones fingers are fairly itching to get
into the pie There is no doubt but
that it will be juicy affair when cut.
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BUT ARE PRICES AFFECTED?
Washington.-A total of 81 con-
yictions have ben obtained in the anti
profteering campaign of the depart
ment of justice, according to a state
ment issued by that department. Since
the campaign started 1854 arrests
Rave been made and 400 indictments
returned
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
ELECTRIC PLANT-GoNE?

4 new corporation financed by Clneln-
natl. Chicago and other capital, has
taken a ten-year option upon the prop
orties Of the Hamilton Utilities Com
panv. The Utilities Company is now
furnishing electric current to large
number Of Hamilton consumers. The
attorney representing the Utilities
Company says he believes that men
connected with the Union Gas and
Electric Company, Of Cincinnati, are
connected with the new company.
lust last week we were told that the
Union Gas and Electric Company
made i proposition to city council to
Furnish Hamilton with electric cur
rent al a lower rate than the city
oan manufacture 1t.
DO you realize what all this means
j YOU, Mr.. Citizen? Do you realize
that it means the eventual putting out
of business Of your elee''ie p'''''' .''N
hat by the offer Of low rate that
hey are gong 70 ge' so"' eo''9
not TO build ne" p'""' "'''l -
>62o,ooo that you Vo'eo ~ '',e p3
pose and 60 you feai'ze 'ii'' : = :
this happens you are so"'s = p's
more tor electric euifeh' w."
ever dreamed q dohs -
going Y allow youfsel y = "os -.
IL TINS manner WIN your ssss
open by iot q ulse'up0'o's e''p'
rahsts VINO coi''fol Z o'E 80 ~ go
I not, then ee' oosS' ~. '''1N' :
for that IS Just |aat Is Oe''s '0''s
10 you
Get out Mn. 0i'lzen' ana 0'oeN .'''s
neeauous thleNing sehe'ae iil's,
ng IS what we say ana "s '''e'''o
1he local people VINO are iii's'ss'eu =
putting It over ana some y "''ot. :
is their particular do'y . sss o'''''
il i not done. lhe aeai : zoo o'o''.
Il IS PLAINLY aisce'heo ~ 'iiose ''''s-
ested n the elty Weilaie '"' wv
lre not toe busy Y goafa - i'''e' $ :.
Y our clty olilelais are no' e"p'0's
ot blocking tnis deai 0i'e'l--s 'e'N'''s
plainly i is time to get ne" se'
IF city officials.
wore '"a" s'N .'''s''a -
.lioe siis ps0p'' " W
snpha'ieaiiS = i'sol = 0a''''S
own elee'Ii' pam, i"s5 O',N'''9 ,,'
oeeiaf.''io" "''' '''s o's
WV q ooi'us - o'''o =
vote was ''N9n .. : s's''a.
: = ois eos' - 'i's ''
Jais special election 70 oe regarded a
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
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The resignation of Mr.. Sloat as SER
vice director is distinct loss to the
city of Hamilton. AS far as we know,
40 better man ever filled the position
Ee was clean, honest, conscientious
and faithful official, and it is to be
regretted that Mr. Sloat allowed the
criticism and nagging of a few men
TO cause him to tender his resignation.
1t is only hoped that the selection of
a successor by Mayor Smith to fill the
position will be as good one as when
ne appointed Mr.. Sloat.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20
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The victory of Harry L. Davis over
Ralph D. Cole for the republican nom
ination was very gratifying to labor
The republican union men voted al
most solidly for Davis, and it was a
splendid indication that the working
man is on the job and watching his
interests politically The high brows
voted for Cole Davis stands well
with the workers throughout the
state, while the record of Cole while
in congress on labor legislation is ab-
nil
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-20

which means thousands of dollars to
our citizens in the future, then it is
time to get new set of officials and
20 get them quick. This is talking
pretty plain, but it seems that the
time is here when plain talk is neces-
gary and when these things will have
10 be handled without gloves.
ANY man who will stand by while
the other fellow is putting his hand
in his pocket to rob him without pro-
testing is a damphool And that is
just what is being done in this deal,
and it is up to Mayor Smith to stop it.
we are not questioning Mayor Smiths
honesty and good intentions in this
matter, but we do believe that Mayor
Smith is having it put over on him.
Have you noticed the quietness, the
pussy-footing easiness with which this
deal is being moved along? The
'feelers" that have been thrown out
The gum-shoe tactics that are being
employed for fear of wakening that
mueh-dreaded public senti-
ment? We are to be stabbed in the
back, as it were. We want to say
right now, that if this deal goes
through, and there is no new plant
built after the people have ordered
it done, and the old plant passes out
some one is going to face a great
reckoning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

Numerous congratulatory. messages
were received by Mr.. Schaifer last night
and today, after his appointment had
been made known. The Governor also
received commendation on his appoint
ments. Mr.. Alter, who has been at
the seashore following an illness, is ex-
pected to come to Harrisburg early in
the week. .-..
Both Messrs. Schaffer and Alter will
sit as members of the state constitu-
tional revision commission, which will
resume its sessions Tuesday morning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
INVESTIGATING SPY STORY
V. S. Army officer Identifies Willers
az Commander Of His Company
a . SStfNNNNoN -
WnShinnfnn IL

Washington, Dec. 9.-Oficias Of the
War and State Departments endeavcred
Yesterday to verify some particulars Of
the story told by John A. Will
lers. self confessed German spy, who
was arrested in New York on the charge
Of desertion and PmbezZlemcnt.
Officials of the War Department said
it was highly probable the Germans did
attempt to get men into the American
army for the purpose of spying. but
that nothing had developed in any of
the Investigations made by military in,
tcllgcnce to show that any number of
cadets were sent to this country for
no other purpose than to enlist under
the United States flag and to serve
Germany when the hour came.
New York. Dec. .. - Lieutenant
Colonel Bond. Of the judge advocate
generals Office, who commanded the
Forty eighth Infantry at Camp Sewer,
identified Wilcrs as the commander oi
one of the crack companies in the regi-
ment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
RJREAI OF CITY PROPERTY

Philade phIa, Dec 4, 1870
Bealed proposals will be received In Room
pesdaJ, December 22. 1920, and opened AZ
tbat time In same room for
l. Removing Ashes and Rubbish from va
v4ous public squares. parks and pIOts In
Districts Nos. l. .. 3 and T. for thu Bur.au
Of City Property during the year 1921
.. Removing Ashes and Rubbish from
squares. parks and plots. markets and buIIT,
inss OF the Bureau OF City Propery located
between the Delaware and SChuylkil Riyers
and between Columbia Ave. 4 South 81 an
Ing the year le"l,
a Furnishing double teams nd autonobtl
trucks for miscellaneous hauling Tor Tho
iSai HS!i"' '"" '"' year
4, Hauling Ice and snow from pav.neD,s
IN front OF the Independence Hall Group Of
Buildinss. city Hall and Squares. and rom
property used for city PURPOSES during the
AL THE ABOVE ARE sUBJECT To
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR ,p3,
4 The demolition and removal OF ali huiId
tnss. sheds, etc. located on the line Of The
numbers iO22-IO2+.iO26 and 1923 I,nmIl,,Trdd Il,Td
atr..t which are not 10 he demolished, ~
North and South sides OF Eaudain Street eng 'ng
fhs North side Of Rodman Street betwaap
$nrth and Eleventh Streets The Wrs, sId,
N.vssth thn" street from The s South S,HG sisa OF OF
lombard Street to the North side OF Rodmsn
Srakins. assembling and INSTALLING oor,-
ylsts Museum Cases and Bulletin Board To-
ke National Museum, Independencc HAT
information and full psrtio,,,.,.
,rouire Al Room Il3. City Hall
FRANK II. cAVEN. Director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

and will likely conclude It's work dur.
ing the week, It was announced here
today that they would continue their
connection with the commission. ~
The final preparations for the meet
ing of the commission have been made.
and 1t is expected much Of It's delibera.
tions will be. devoted to the form Of it's
recommendation to the Legislature. A
number Of members vii urge q consti-
tutional convention. y
Governor Sproul will give dinner IN
honor of the members Of the commission
during the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Reading CO., quarterly 2 per cent on com,
mon. payable February 10 to stock of record
ferred, payable January 10 to stock OF
record December %.
]. c. Penney Co, quarterly sl.75 on pre-.
ferred, payable December 81. to stock OF
record Decmeber 90 -
Guantanamo Sugar Co. quarterly 90
cents payable January 3. to stock OF record
CIuett, Peabody Co. quarterly of tl.75 on
preferred. payable January 1 TO stock OF
record December 81. a.,
cent, payable January 1 to stock OF record
December "a. -.
Mexican Petroleum Co. quarterly OF 50 on
common and 90 on preferred: common Is
payable January 10 to stock OF record De-
cenbcr ~ and preferred January to stock
OF record December IL.
General American Tank Car Corporation.
scmiannuai $3.50 on common and quarterly
iH per cent on second preferred, both pay
able January I to stock of record Decem-
her 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

.,,.. inc 10 ibo higher than yesterdays ay:
srNge' @ ''' Top sio.i6; bulk, 80; so q 10! iish,
lights and pigs. 15c TO 25e higher pe wp e,,;s ~
Mn; packer sows, pc higher; auahS
medium 10 good at,
suEEP-ReceIpts, 1900 head. SLOW
steady on ali grades. Top lambs, loso
bulk, 80. is q 10, rs; yearling top sshoi EYES
to good.
East Buffalo. n. Y. Dec. oi-CATTtE-
ReceIpts 600 head. SLOW. Calves, receipts
IL head. Twenty-Five cents hlsher' ~"
1880.
HoCs-Receipts. 200 head. Ilsht steady
others sos lower. Heavy and mixed. slo 90
workers, light, do, and pigs. Sll.2oi roushs
80 n q. .25. stays SI4S.
suErp AND LAMBS - Receipts. 2O0C
head, steady, Lambs t0@l3: yearlings
ia bOSfo; wethers, $4,000; ewes. f2Wo
mixed sheep. $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Fears OF Further Liauldation--oi
Group nesvy--kaffirs Hard

London, Dec. 9.--Operations In securi-
ties continued restricted today. There
was a general disposition to hold on,
pending the debate on economy In Par-
lament in the afternoon. The markets
generally lacked steadiness, andN
we're fears OF further liquidation.
The oil group was heavy. smell
Transport was 6h and Mexican Eagle
10 9-l6. Rubbers were steady Changes
in industrials were irregular. Hudson's
Bay was 11-i6. Kaffirs were excep-
tionally hard
Gilt.edged issues we're fiabby' owing to
firm rates for money. Foreign loans
wayered Chinese and Mexican descrip-
tions displayed firmness in spots.
Home rails sagged and some South
American roads shares were weaker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
SCHAFFER WILL Be
SWORN IN TUESDAY
Alter Succeeds State Attorney
General Elevated to Su-
preme Court
MANY CONGRATULATIONS
Ry the Associated Press

Harrisburg. Dec. o.--Attorney Gen
eral William I. Schaffer will take the
oath of office as a justice Of the state
Supreme Court. succeeding the late Jus Z,
ticc John Stewart. in the presence OF
Governor Sproul and few. friends,
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
At the same time George f. Alter,
of Allegheny county, former speaker
Of the House, will be sworn in as chiet
law officer of the. commonwealth', sue
ceedinp Mr.. Schaffcr. Chief Justice j.
Hay Brown vii be invited to admins: &:
FOR the oaths Of office. Mr.. Alter will
bc the forty ninth attorney general to
be commissioned, according to Capitol
Hill records.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

IAANINSTFN " n En- T FTIsTNN TTUN 10,
NSreby gives notice tNat. In accordance with
the terms OF the m"rthNEc or deed OF trust.
tSe following bNndh have been called for
pa Srn, Mt and cane Ia Ion upon January ID
io:i 20 wit: Ncs 81 40. ii, ~, SO "a. 10
iio iI5 iN1. ms :o7. 2lO :i4, :iS 3@9
f33 "30 ?iO. "+i. 243.
Upon proper presentation or the same at
the offiee OF the below named trustee the full
principal sum thereof together with interest
thereon to January lst, 1871. Will be paid
Interest thereon will cease JaIr.4ry list 1921
whether bonds are presented IS requested or
not.
WEST END TRUST COMPANY. Trust..
BROAD St 4 south T,rr square phIla pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

, NATIONAL BASK OF COMMERCE

rLsy9 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
~ PhilR.. December o. 1920
The annual election for directors Of this
hank will be held ut the banking house on
TUESDAY. Janngry II. 1921. bstween tho
hours Of i2 o'clock noon and +. VI.
JOHN =, KOLB Cashier
49, SIXTH NATIONAL BANK THE
IS Annual Election for Directors Of this
Rank viii he held at the Banking HousG
Tuesday. January H. 1921. between hours
IL ~ and = p NJ.
WILLIAM sALTER. CaEhier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
WESTERN STATES GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY FIRST AND REFI SDISG
MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT GOLD BONDS.


Pursuant to terms OF mortgage dated
June I. 1911. tn" undersigned invites ten
ders OF above bonds for sale and delivery as
OF January 10. 1921. at price not exceed
ing par accrued interest and Ave per cent
premium. 10 the extent OF Sll4.Sa6. ~. the
sum now available In the Sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders stating numbers Of bonds
m nrrrd addrs ssed to GIRARD TRUST COM
pASY Trustee. Sinking Fund. Western
States Gas and Electric Company First and
Refunding Mortgage 3 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
will be received until y. m. January g.,
1921.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART Sd. Treasurer
philadelphia Pa. December |. 1870.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
FISASCIAL
'HIRD NATIONAL BANK

htS Philadelphia. December o. 1920
tn" annual meeting Of the Shareholders Of
this lF,nk for the election Of Directors and
such other business as may properly come
befOre the meeting. viii be- held at tho
Banking House on Tuesday, January IL, 1921
batw, en- the hours Of ~ IN. and D. m
" CLLEEORD WOOD CaahInr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

omce Of The United GAs ImprOyrment Co.

OHce,pf @ Inc .nInsn nEad "a" .nd MATHEMATICIAN & Co
Philadelphia, December y, 1920
The directors have this day declared
dividend OF one per cent (5Oc DER
shareJ on the common stock OF this Com,
many payable January 10, 1921, 10 holders
OF Common Stock Of record at the close OF
'' ]. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
FINANCIAL.
To HOLDERS OF
Jamaica Water Supply Company
First Consolidated Mortgage


Five Per Cent. Striking Fund
Gold Bonds.
The Equitable Trust Company Of New York,
As Trustee under Mortgage dated OF
July !. 1915 made by the Jamaica water
Supply Company to secure an Issue OF First
Consolidated Mortgage Five Per Cent Sink.
Ing Fund Gold Bonds. hereby gives notice to
the holders of said Bonds OF it's intention to
apply on tho nrst day OF January. 1921. in
accordance with-thr provisions of said Mort
EaEe, the moneys required to h. paid into
the Sinking Fund on or before December ~.
1920. and hereby invites offerings OF Thirty
two thousand Five hundred dollars tS32. 500)
face value of said Bonds at price not 70
exceed one hundred and Ave per cent. (l0h't)
Of the par value thereof and accrued interest.
Sealed offers will be opened In the Trust
Depertment at the Office OF the undersigned
81 Wall Street. New York city. at twelve
Ifl o'clock noon. on December eth. 1890
and should be endorsed ''Or, ring Of Bonds
TO the Jamaica Water supply Company sink
Sng Fund. The right Is reserved to reject
Any and all offers
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY LYMAN RHoADES, Vice President.
Dated New York. y. Y. December 9th. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

1ls THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stoCkhC'drrs ~ The Girard Life Insur.
ance Company will be held on Thursdny
the Company. $50 Chestnut street Phila.
dephia. for the purpose Of el"CtlnR a boa RI
Of Directors and for the transactlnn OF such
other business as may properly come before
ALBERT SHORT. Secretary.
f@ys INSURANCE 60. OF NORTH AMER
The Annual Meeting of N" StoCkhOIdrTs
will be held at the Home O'fCp of the CON-.
pany. on TUESDAY. January II. 1921 Al I2
NJ, for the election n Directors and ~.
Transaction 0f such other business AZ rnav
come before the meeting
JOHN KTEMER. Secretary.
ny THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIJE
~ Policy holders Of the Standard MutunI
FIR Insurance Company win hc htd at tnaIr
once. 0i5 Commercial Trust building Ism
and Market Streets January 18th 1921 AT
f,SO o'clock, p. W
EDwIS !. ATLEE Secretary.
t>5Ts THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
bS Stockholders of Croft 4 Alien 90 vii
he held at the Orfce Of the COMPANY 3ad and
Market streets. Philadelphia Pa Tuesday.
January II. 1921 At 30 "
= u CROFT. secrotary.
sS NATIONAL SECURITY BANK
~ Philadelphia December : 1870
The Annual Election for Directors OF int,
Bank will be held at the Banking HOu.. n"
fursday, January ~. 1921. between the
". II, MCKEE. Cashier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Dec. O.--HOGS--Estimated re-
ceip,s 80, 900 head; leftover, 5000 head.
First sales about like yesterday morning. or
steady to strong with yesterdays average:
$40 paid. quality mostly good.
CAT~rLE-Estimated receipts, 10. 900 head.
SHEEP--Estmated receipts. 10000 head.
Pittsburgh. Dec q. - HOGS - Receipts.
1000 head. Steady Heavies. 80. .25 % 10. so:
heavy and light workers. and pigs. $40. 10.
SHEEP AM, LAMBS-Receipts. 400 head.
steady Top sheep; so' Top LAMPS sI2.oo;
Top. SIS.
East 81. Louis. I'LL. Dec. 0.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 25OO head. Few old steers: M
loads sold: cows and heifers slow to
$40 80 bulk. SlOT1o.o5.
HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head. Fairly ac