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UT.tRIAN.
Unitarian Church

Services a, II A. NJ and 8 y. II.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. Morn
ing subject: The Good News of this.
Liberal Faith" Evening: The Pm
ciplss OF the Higher Criticism of tls,.
Bible Special music morning gn;ll
evening by Miss Dan,cll, viol!hist, az
Boston, Mass. N4
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Sunday In The Churches
BAPTIST.
PTIST.
Barton Heights
Baptist Church

The pastor. Rev. George r. Waite.
will preach nj IL y. NJ. and i. NJ L..
y. =. L. meets at $50 ~, NJ Sunday
School meets 1T $50 y NJ Annua!
business meeting of the church at Z:
- NJ. SUNDAY
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To Heal \ Cough
Take HAYES HEALING lipNEf S"c
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SsNhce5 hi! iaui howe, Ir.
Virginia Mortoa leEEei.y S,juI.,, -
'tn1r.o 'a,.s ->''t .'unor Archer
r.Jrshe,h Giosou isieiairs VIII WIN. -. ~
Mary ". Williams nUsyuc,I ,..r. :.
itcpcccA Miller John DIvrnpo-,
us.,eS Sapfr'on A-ihu. scri'cagf. IT
Nary 9 Taylor t.ninett Shepherd
smli!a AIspp George Gibson. j..
Rozaiie So!and qua c;.ot..n
in,,m, VIZ Iharies ho,lHs, III
l,eoccra Mile. Frca Scott Il
Eyc.yn Gregory Scot, Par-i,b T.
" Baurhm.n w.ltrci Gooawin
virginia Reynolds Arthur Dntler. j.;
Gatherine watsIns hampton nts r tsianz j.,
,,,.h.,is,inS butler nerkeley Shsrrin' 81
iEhsaSe,S Sal.n,in. ms uats E%%9 ,it:- Jr
s nns Hunter Carter WiiIi.rnh
Jh.causiin Taylor. .Jr. charlie. Nelson
Dan VIZ, hdolphus Scott
Roter. cabel! +'nn
4. ID. &. Reception.
A reception w:ll be given ~ 10.
chapter. L. ID. e., for members ana
their guests on January =. In IN, Con-
tederatc Woman's Home. \ mus lea
program will be rendered and a num-
49, DER OF unique features have been
attend Wedding.
Mrs. j. L. Mann and dsushie. Mis-.
esther Mann, have just returned from
Inc marriage. OF Miss Emily Mann
sa s:s1I OF N Mr. ana Mrs. l. Mann.
Kan. which took place December "A.
at 1870 o'clock, at the home OF In.
Eir,oom,s parents. In Valley Center. Kan.
MEe EstheF Mann. sister Of the bride
was me bridesmaid and Paul Eu,-
ieose. pro h.r OF the groom. was ih,.
pest mon. The wedding party entered
dclssohn'S Wedding March, PLAYED Nv
Mss Grace Rutlcdge tho Eroorn's Sis
'Gr, who played on Promise Ne" softly
formed BY the Rev. +. L. Kutleise.
iather or the groom. The bride Wore.
gown OF white satin and marquis.ttc.
bridal wreath Of orange blossoms She
carried shower bouquet OF bride
roses: The bridesmaid wore gown
Of pale yellow charmeusc. Inmedi.
Atsly after the ceremony weddiuc.
dinner was served. In addition TO ,h..
reiatives or the groom the out-of-tow.i
guests presen; at the wedding were
Mns. j. L. Mann and Miss Esther Mann.
Of Of f Hioh mn NJ M,; and Mrs }! +: Hum
G ra and Of daaghtGTs. Male Ancta ana
Shuyier, OF HUTCHINSON, Kan: Alr and
Mrs. Roy L. Rutledge, OF Douglass,
msns' MI MI: and Mrs; Rutledse will
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert y. knight have
issued cards announcing the marriage
or their daughter, Zulah Kathleen 10
@incE hampton Graham, the cCrC-
mony having taken place on Tuesday
Deccmber 80. at Zig stone Gap Mi.
and Mrs. Graham will he at homo later
~ 81 South Church Street. in Decatur.
The father OF the bride is editor OF
the Big stone Gap Post.
In New York.
;, Misses Virginia, jeanette and Louise
Sryce. OF Richmond. are spending the
christmas holidays in New York. Miss
Jcannette Bryce is also visiting
oumber OF her friends around Column
ola University, from which institution
she received che degree OF master of
LII Ut, at It's last commencement.
ball will be given in the Rlues'
Armory tonight. The proceeds will br
Used Tor the Blues Memorial Table,
= nnn, and members Of the Woman's
Auxiliai! viii act as chaperons \
committee will servo REFRESHMENTS
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CHRISTIAN.
Seventh Street
Christian Church

The pastor. II. y. {. Macla chlan. viii
occupy his pulpit at II a NJ. and
l.. NJ Ills morning subject will be
AN Apostolic Prayer" The evening
bjcct will be: "Sightless Eyes" Sun
day School NJ 900 ~ NJ Christian En-.
dcaVor at l.. NJ.
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Grove Avenue Baptist
Church

he pastor. Rev. w. =.
and y l.. NJ. Sunday
Prayer meeting We'd
Senior and Junior r.
Sunday.
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Holy Trinity Church

Rev. j. j. Gravatt ID. D., Rector.
Holy Communion at II A. NJ. Even
ing Service at o'clock. sunday school
1T ?:i5 \. NJ. Bible Class at 10 \. VI.
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Butter. irr. Cheese

bot'r-. creamery. po.EL...... 20 q
Count" butter. mound ..-....s N n
EEES. fresh. coun.r" dozen. - n
American cheese. mound .... az -
Sc!~c;lfr7 cheese. BOUND ...-. % q
Habbus .. '... Is n
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. Paul's Church
(Built in l14l.)

Sunday School and Bible Classes a.
9:fo y. NJ. Litany and Communion az
II y. NJ. Evening Prayer at ). AZ
the IL o'clock service the rector Rev.
w. Russell Bowie. =. u. will preach
on The Quest of the Soul for Christ
a message for Epiphany. and a!
O'Clock, on Those Who Saw and Those
Who Did Not Sec the Star"
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Roa3tiHr chickens. round
Young chicken. bound ..
S:cViGE chickens. aounG..-..
Du. X. pound .................
CuincSS. ail.eco ..........-.-.
Turkeys. Mound
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
MARKET HARDENED
ON EASIER MONEY
Trading Confined Almost Exclu.
sively to Professionals--PooIs
Were Still Skittish

New York. April h.-Resumption Of
| trading in the stock market today after
the Easter recess was attended by con
siderable irregularity in price movement,
rejecting the continued mental confu-
sion Of the professional contingent. TIE
developments in the foreign situation
over tho holiday tended to increase the
cautionary spirit invoked by the Stutz
Motor incident There was n great deal
of Topping about by the traders in their
cfort TO find the real trend, and the
rapid shifting OF position suggested lack
Of confidence of operations on either
side Of the market. In the mean
time the continued curtailmeut of pool
activities gave the market a conspicu-
Gus fiat aspect.
The reactionary party employed tho
Developments Of the foreign situation as
merely a preteGt rather than reason
to exert pressure in various directions
during the first hour. during which
period the trend was strongly reaction
ary. Prices Of oils, motors and steels
and other recent active speculative lead
ers reacted TO @ points. with concur
rent heaviness in the equipments shares
and the railroads. The reversal soon
halted. however. few leaders rallying
substantially on the further improve
mcnt of exchange. the British rate ris-
ING above 81 for the first time since last
December. Easy money was another
helpful factor, call loans opening at Z
rer cent. with the rate later recediny TO
6 per cent. The recovery. however, CON
spicuously lacked the. snap which had
attended these f'arcbacks recently. TO
tho contrary. with the rallies there was
steady diminishing of the dealings.
One of tho moro striking fpatnrea of
the days operations was the complete
absence of commission house business.
There was widespread comment of the
fact that there had been no accumula-
tion of orders over the triple holiday,
which virtually left the market in the
hands of the professional element. An
other conspicuous development was the
outstanding softness of the pool issues.
Ii was in these recent exploited issues
the market appeared to be most vulner-
able. for while the representative shares
wore also in supply. il was the high
priced industrial specialtics that gave
the most ground. The still undeter-
mined position Of Stuta in so far as
settlement Of the corurred shorts is
concerned apparently made other pools
and speculative combinations who were
responsible for much of the recent fire
works rather leary Of resuming active
operations.
Additional rallies during the mid
session were based mainly on the
further relaxation Of call money to q
per cent. Crucible Steel. General
Motors. motor subsidiaries and equip
ments We're prominent at extreme gains
0f TO 1 points and food shares extended
their early advances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
BONDS
BIG JUMP IN STERLING
Demand and Cables Touch New High
Record for Movement

New York. April 5.-Shortly after the
end Of the first hour Of trading in the
foreign exchange market this morning
demand sterling forged up TO new
high record on this movement of 4.00%
and 4.01is for cables. This showed an
advance Of over . cents from Satur-
days final. French exchange also i'm
proved 10 centimes from the opening,
az l+.4J for cables and 14.47 for
checks.
The marke, opened strong, ad-
vanccs being general. Sterling showed
a gain Of cents, being quoted at
2.9Si. ror demand and S,99 for cables,
Francs also improved centnes, at
1853 for cables and 1876 for checks
Neutral exchanges, however. We're
slight" lower.
Quotations were:
Lire cables 1880, checks 20.52 Swiss
cables 5.6s, checks $50; guilder cables
@TNs checks 81 II pesetas cables 1875,
checks 1885: Stockholm cables 22,
checks 2I.s5; Christiania cables 90,
checks 1855; Copenhagen cables 1879
checks 1855; Belgian cables 1850.
checks l3.G2 marks l.64.
THURSDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guildsrs
Ps2s9a Cs5.ss 80. -. Ss55. So. 1856 500.i5 Sfs
TODAY's oPENING QUOTATIONS
CsGies ..... SSS ifG3 2O,6O 87ts
NOON QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire, GuildeTs
f:Hisi Demand -: -: ttSS!& itG 1881 1881 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
LOCAL STOCKS
WERE DROPPING
Renewed DribbIing Liquidation
in U. G !. and Other
Utility Shares

There was nothing Of sufficient i'm
portance or containing sufficient stimu-
lating power to extricate the local mar
ket from the apathetic rut into which
IL had fallen. The undecisive character
of the New York market, and the metal
confusion which seems to pervade all
corners of the market world, If any
thing, contributed to place still fir-
ther restraint upon market activity.
The resumption of business after the
triple holiday, therefore, found little
change in the general conditions.
About the only difference to be found
from the recent listless and meaning
less hum drum dealings was the ap-
pearance Of fresh dribbling liquidation
In several Of the local issues. This was
more noticeable in the o-called utility
shares, with United Gas Improvement
the weakest spot Of that group.
For some occult reason there had
been quite little accumulation of sell
ing orders in the stock over the three
days holiday. While these sales were
not pressing they were persistent, and
by midday had Clipped off u y point
with the stock declining to 4S, the
lowest It has touched since selling ex-
dividend. Philadelphia Electric was also
offered more freely, causing the stock
10 SHg DACK 10 laSD Week loW ltNel Ut
2424. Similar liquidation was present
in Union Traction, but all offerings
were taken at 81. Philadelphia Rapid
Transit dipped to 23a4, but later rallied
to "a. The reopening Of the local tran
sit controversy is naturally creating
more or less uneasiness, which, by
those who made a close study of the
local situation say, is altogether un-
.
Little significance was to be attached
to rather perfunctory dealings in the
balance of the local stocks. The In
surance Co. of North America paid full
receipts and old stock continued notably
firm, the first named moving up to 2994,
while the old stock reached 3Ofs:.
Electric Storage Battery was dealt
in lightly yet continued pegged at llo.
Lake Superior Corporation was also
we'll sustained at 10, while American
Stores was we'll taken at IA and "A
Further liquidation in Tonopah Mining
depressed that stock to ,.
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BUSINESS ON CURB
WITHOUT FEATURE
Prominent Shares Inactive and
unchanged-oiIs Gen.
orally Steady

New York. April 5.--There was nc
pronounced feature to trading on the
Broad Street Curb today, business being
small in volume. a large number ol
the. usually prominent shares were in
active and unchanged.
Some Of the industrials showed q
steady tone, among them Rainer Mo
tors, which was in demand following the
announcements Of extensive foreign or.
ders; Aetna Explosives was traded iu
at US, and Submarine Boat moved ur
from 14L, to 15. There was a moder .
ate amount of business in Armour
Leather preferred, the stock selling al
94. ~
Oil stocks were generally steady, but
some of these were weak during tbs
forenoon. General Asphalt declined
from 100 to o., and Simms Petroleum
dropped from 80 to 301S.
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. April 5.--BUTTER--Ftrm.R Re-
cepts. POSI- tubs Creamery higher than
extras 6sgesrc; extra Coz scorc), o7@
a7la c. hrsts (ss to Of scOre). 63 O6'a Z. pack
ing stock current make. No. .. 3Ic
EGGS-Steady. Receipts. 26,G96 cases.
Fresh gathered extra hrsts. 44}a Q45ta C;
arsts 42944c; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western henncry whites. FIRST to ex-
tras. $40 DOC; state. Pennsylvania and near
by henncry browns extras 4s9Ieo; state
Pennsylvania and nearby gathered browns
CHEESE--Irreguar Receipts 1T99 boxes,
State. whole milk fats. held. specials 3Od
3lc; do. average run, 2s4 29c; state whole
milk twins, held, specials. 2Sh 3Oc; do.
average run, ~ n CSC
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GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, April 5.-There was sharp
break in the corn market this morning
after a steady to strong start. At first,
offerinps were lacking and there was
fairly good buying. The amount wanted
was not large, however, and after first
orders we're filled the undertone gave
yvsv Trade was mixed and nervous.
The arrivals here were 14o cars.
NAV opened at S1.84l2 TO 81 GA,
compsred ma with S1.e4 at the end Sat
urday. and dropped to 81 .629s. July
was ouoted at $1.5s1a to S1.59, against
al ,5S at the end Saturday, and Teceded
20 ii b7Ls. September opened at 81. l.54l&
and declined to 81 Ssh.
There appeared to be n big long line
of oats on tap at the outset and the
Diarket sold of after a higher start.
seeding will be delayed in some sections
by SHOWS. The receipts here were 90
Nav opened at 901sc to s0lte against
oO6sc at the end Saturday, and declined
to Ssslc. July started at S3%c TO
s2lSc. against S21Sc at the close Sat.
urday. September started at 7l12c and
sagged to 701sc.
Receipts OF wheat here today were
8 cars.
Leading futures ranssd az follow
Z -
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No contest In Rhode Island

Providence, X. l., April 8. 49, CBy
A. Pho contests for delegates to
the national convention were anticipated
at the Republican state convention here
today. The only candidates announced
were those agreed upon by the state
executive committee Saturday, the list
of four delegates at large and six dis
trict delegates being headed by Governor
Beeckman, It was the general ex.
pectation, that the delegates would be
uninstructed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
No. 4--Baicnce Sheet. ~
Oil

AS Of Dec. 81, 1919, the ba,.n.
sheet showed total assets, inclnS;,ee' l,e'
oil lands, leases, wells, lines ns a.s
$4,7S2, ,929.37; investments in .N
advances to affiliated comnan;ac Gac
$121,781.56; crude oil, material es ."s
plies, $45,921.55; accounts and ro.p ..p'
receivable, s132,274.24; unmatn".ss ves
installments due from subscrint;aeeo
to capital stock, $176,573, 900. IJi'Os' II y
Liberty Bonds, $4,000; cash =, 2
hand and in banks, $153, ,727 SS. ooa ~
deferred chages, 500, 5,603.O2. u;a p,.I
liabilities-capit9l stock outstardd
ing, So, 100; vouchers pavabla a
wages and services payable sni
taxes accrued, s26, ,0s5. so; profit amy aud
loss account, 500, ,625.11. Includ;nuu
proceeds from present Offering ans
subscriptions and accounts due I ~,
Company will have $1,000, 900 cs.s I
on hand, over and above all indebt.
edness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. April 5-Responding to
urfavorable weather over tho holidays.
the cotton market opened very active
and strong this morning at a net ad-
vance OF 81 TO 100 points, new crop po-
sitons leading.
Reports told Of general rains in the
beu. followed by cold wave. This
news Induced heavy commission house
and local buying, TO which was added
support from Liverpool interests,
At the advance, however, active
reaiizinR developed. under which prices
eased of about 20 points from the early
6irh ley els
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TO CHOOSE VESTRYMEN
Episcopal Churches Expected to
Make Comparatively Few Changes

Vestrymen will be chosen today in
nearly every Protestant Episcopal
Church in Philadelphia.
In the majority Of the churches, it
is believed, the old vestrymen will be
re elected Many of the new boards Of
vestrymen will hold meetings later in
the week 10 elect wardens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows :
The first column gives rates for all
periods up 10 and including fifteen
day maturity the second for a period
OF sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
discounts Of collateral loans secured BY
government bonds or notes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. April 5.-HoGs-Recelpts, 4ooo
head. Mostly 80 cents 10 20 cents hiah"T "To
ti525@l0.t medium sis O0d 1871 "nnSSy' len
tl626g 10. 70: light iiGhts. si5' 30 q iis266.
heavy packing sows. smooth. SiS,ySTiS SS.
psf ppsSff.Rg a s9wws. rough. siS.OoGi8.TS: piSs,
GATrLE--Rsceipts. 5000 head Unset.
tod; Beef steers, medium and heayygeiSSt
and soqd P SSI4oSs; Som@SS; 1SSS; ,Is ,mIssdg% lE
ilI5i light weight, good and choice SiS7S8
1879; common and medium. uO. .OOaIo Tx,
6ptcher cattle, heifers, ss.00G IL 90; cows
200 go IsSo cS1i,dss Gamers ,sGd cutters 5000
ll,26. '''''S
sHEEPo--Reosipts, 800 head. Nominal.
Lambs, 81 pounds down. Sl7.75a a %, so;
culls and, common. S14,bOgl7. 80. ewes ~ me.
common. s6.OO@t 1915, "''
Pittsburgh. April b.--CATTLE-ReceIpts
helfers. 80 Qi2i. cows. 5000. Calves, re.
ce!pts 1900 head, Lower. Top. ais.
Iieayiss. sib.eSRib. 80; heavy vorksrs' Sii, *
giSg9; light workers.. Si7a1725; piss. sis
s.sa Tsp 'Ss.D ,isSo; tep SssS' ismSs ,ii.ss GSGe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. April b.-The market for
coffoe futures opened unchanged with
buyers and sellers apart. Transactions
on the call were confined to December,
which sold at iG47c.
At the end Of the first hour, business
was dull with the only sales reported
since tho call being a few lots OF
March az l442c, or 2 points above the
previous closing figures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
MoNEY.LENpING RATES

NEW YORK--Money on call, both
classes OF collateral. opened today at
per cent for lending and renewing.
In the time money market today, the
situation appeared to be unchanged
Nominal quotations were Z "a per cent on
Industrial loans and per cent on good
mixed for all maturities
Prime mercantile paper is unchanged
as 10 conditions and locality of bust
ness. Eastern institutions arc only
moderately interested In paper and, In
the interior the 7 per cent minimum
discount applies.
Prime bank acceptances are helped in
tone bv the asier trend Of call money
hut business is only moderately active
Rates are not appreCiably altered from
those obtaining at the close OF last
week. -
Call loans on bank acceptances are
also unchanged at 8 - per cent.
PHILADELPHIA-Call, per cent
time. 6 per cent; commercial paper
three 10 six months g per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

Rates on outstanding certificates OF
indebtedness continue Unchanged at 8
per cent with the exceptio OF Mime
apolis, where the rate Is Az per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Financial Briefs

The average price OF twenty active
industrial stockg declined 0.l5 per cent
on Thursday, 70 l02.66 while the twen-
ss.gs' TS''F0"o' 0e'""sa V''' per cent to
Carstairs & 90 announce Ira H..
Deitrick will represent their bond de-
partment in Allentown and vicinity.
Josiah E. Barlow has been elected
an assistant treasurer and Linford
Eastburr assistant real estate officer
OF the Fidelity Trust 90.
Ira H. DettrlcK has become asso-
Cated with the bond department OF
Carstalrs * co. and will represent that
house in Allentown and vicinity.
The New York subtreasury lost
$4,000 10 the banks on Saturday,
making a cash net reduction since FRI
day Of $2,l23,000.
The New York Stock Exchange seat
OF William Shaw has been sold TO
Howard FroeliCk, consideration $780,
900. and the seat OF Edward l.. Rogers
TO Jonathan Bryan for 100000
Transfer books Of the Union Traction
co. close April and open April 81 for
sEeeia! meeting 10 he held April -6.
United STATS Ruhbrr CO.. quarterly So
both Dsyso,e April 2" - stockholders Of rec
ord AprN -.
Tie business development committee
of tlc local stock eXrhimgr announces
that the issue OF the circular on Phila-
dephia GO. is wl-Nh,ld for the time
beng ~ the request ~ the committee,
The stn.00Q 900 in BRUSH gold which
arrived in New York Thursday consigu-
ed % J. =. Morgan s; 60. has been sold
t. the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

~.saauipaSe Division Munitions Building
washington d. c; sealed proposals IN dupIl-
sgAnrll 20 1890, Tor furnishing all or any
ArUrt OF 900 600 summer drawers. InformR-
Hon on request.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

Transfer books Of the un!on Traction
co. close April ) and open April % for
special meeting 10 he held Apy!l IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

Ira II. Deitrick has become asso.
clated with the bond department of
Carsta!rs * co. and will represent that
house in Allentown and vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

Josiah 2. Barlow has been elected
an assistant treasurer and Linford
Eastburr assistant real estate officer
of the Fidelity Trust 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

Carstairs & 80. announce Ira IL.
DeitriCk will represent their bond de-
partnent in Allentown and vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

The New York Subtreasury lost
Si92, 900 10 the banks on Saturday,
making a cash net reduction since Fri
day of $2,l23,O00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05

United states Ruhb,- co.. quarterly So
en- rommon and quarterly 81 on preferred
both vsyso,e April 2" - stocEh0,deys Of rec
ord AgrN -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
StockWeII, Wilson & LinyiII
Certified Public Accountants
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