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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18
ART SCHOOL PUPILS
GRADUATE TONIGHT
Mrs. William E. LingeIbach Will
Present Diplomas to Men,
bers of Class
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TWO

The Public Industrial Art School will
hold its annual commencement exer-
cises at o'clock this evening in the
auditorium Of the Philadelphia Normal
School, Thirteenth and Spring Garden
streets.
Charles II. Edmuuds and William A.
Mason, director of art in Philadelphia,
will be the chief speakers. William C..
Ash will preside, and Mrs. William r..
Lingelbach, only woman member of the
Board of Education, will present the
diplomas. Music will be in charge of
Alvin Emrey and will be furnished by
the Campbell School Orchestra.
Two scholarships will be awarded.
one to the School of Design for Women
and the other to the School Of Industrial
Art.
The following will receive diplomas:
,,,;AI, ,;AAIili@sos @ school--ElisnoTr r j. Yunker. Elma
Arnold school--Jehn G. Kuhn.
Baldwin school-Lucy Large.
Risine Ss Sshsei@%ll!sm Siee%s'flil! Enrl,oh., Samuel,
IssSSSs LfSTsS Eatma
r. Kenney. May Mcconnell. Violet Michel;
Clymer school-willlam E. Gelson. May
Phillips, Edward Wilton.
-, Filter School - Florence Sands. Aline
ca,1 Hancock sehool1,7Frsnk Goldstein. Philip
Hsn HHsnns scSShS SSShSoolN1;Lswiss Lew Eldridge,
Andrews. Jr.. ii William ". Baiisy' iISnoo'---'anes
- Holmes Junior High school--Margaret A.
I, Hunter school-Rudolph ,Buchwald. Daniel
/, F; DaEey. lr., Earl ,Diedel Carl Kern,
vim. Stewart Mcdowell. Emmett Martin. ber- r
u,s,s! ksne ,sSlvS sshoo salzman, Edward J.
D. Lawton schOol-deOrge Alexy. Norman b.
tSEs tSssn ssSSSJIs.ssI HaRi:GE T.av
Mcintyre school-Msrjorio Mayer.
Morris School = Esther Hoffman, Earl
Newton sehoo!1gohn eES Bradley Hail, Mal-
don Huff. Ethel ozmon. Laurence Potts.
Nichols schooi-wiliam Davenport.
=, Qyerbrook School - Edith krIng. Edith
Packer school-Gilbert wiIig
PsS,Ore%s PsiH.. sS,hopCsrf L. Htpper
ssrtain sehool-Gecrse Rittinger.
Sheridan Continuation School--Joseph C.
Bailey, Jr.. William C. Duffn.
Southwark School--Antonio Rotelli
stanton on. H. School-Matiida Gebhard,
William J. Peirce. Elsie schrciner,
steele sSsSo Rap% Hda
Fred Seelig. Everett Smith. Kathleen
Wright.
Stetson School-Eiizabeth Johnston, Jennie
Thomas. Walter Zieger.
Tilghman school-George NJ. f. Caspar.
Ware School--Morris Taxn
Webster School-William E. Link. Hilda
MoZocont.
Widener school-Frspces Frosch. Martin
Goldstein. Gertrude Hak. Herbert Hall.
Richard Hochgelsden. Leroy King; Meyer
hauser. Jr., Julian Thornton.
Central High school..Harry Cooper. Wal
ter DALEY. Raymond g; Davis ,,u.-
Klaiss.
Southern High school-Isadore Mansky.
william Penn High School-M. Jeannette
Wallace.
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CLASS GRADUATES
ATFRANKF0RDH HIGH
Commencement Exercises to Be
Held Tonight in School
Auditorium
PROF. MEDER WILL SPEAK

commencement exercises Of the
frankford High School will be held
tonight in the school auditorium at 8
o'clock.
Inc presentation of diplomas will be
made by g. Calvin Shook. principal Of
the school. Henry J. Meder. a profcs.
sor OF languages in the University of
pennsylvania, will deliver the com
mencemcnt address. Robert W. Nc
Connell, president Of the Fathers As
sociation. and DR.. George Wheeler. as
sociate superintendent Of schools, will
award prizes. -
=, Inc salutatory will be given by Eta
may Strathic. and the valedictory de-
!ivered by Carl Castle Fischer. Selec-
IONS by the school orchestra will in
tersperse the program. ,.tf.tR :.
The graduates are: MRE.tIs
n ACADEMIC COURSE
Hilton Francis jBlcking, Leonard Lswrsnrsc
sseTabsm sresb tISs,J LEO Jos Ritner Joshua Xexande,
Issse Dysr Ray Raymond powd. Lawrence Justice
ddomsx ~ az William Ewing Meredith Paul Ian.
James Toner SEsT warren Wesley yR%S%h %nto J2ssRS 2ssa
Mii,STns MMGfi,FtTs uWns uWerren William CARMEL Watt.
Ss Xfss XWfs Msrsa4si Mr tSnf Deacon wTdT e.
FEsdfssoni Edr.rGi Miriam Fay Aschenbrand. Marsaret
Nae Ruth kers PSrT bes KANT
ssaianchT sa;tn Foster. Emily, Pllklnton Gimout
Eatn son HedS Fiery Gr9y Theme MauGh.T HT
dslene H,I kneisler. ..Annette Grant. Krewson
iTTs Ei9resGS HS,ItG IrGnG KprtTi Emma Nay M.:tn.
or MARY Patton Dorothy Marie IHpe Rapp Fla aHss
beth shreye. Martha Elizabeth smith. Eva
Esther Amanda stenH' Eta Nav stTstSie
GRACE Headlsy Thomas. Ruth May vande-
grit, Mary s. Wolf.
COMMERCIAL COURSE
r., Alice virsinia Axenroth. selma Merriam
RHGa HevsTsGs Mss.s MSrhs san Lyss Her Mary
Margaret simpson. Blanche Dainty strock.
hins. Helen Msrsarst Thieds; Anna Wece,
wurst.
HOME ECONOMICS COURSE
Reatrice Hsslam Hall. Ethel EIizabs
jackson. Bonita Marion Krsntz. Certruds
Nay Walter. Ruth Elizabeth Weimar, irma
SENIOR HoNoRs
Academic Course
Eta May s.rathie.
Commercial Course
Margaret Osmond Helverson.
COMMERCIAL COURSE
Edward Achun, Kenneth John Rarber,
E.Os RaDhasl J James CaTshlieTs; Tha Albert George
Arnold Hellings. william Johnston. Hsr-
bert Edward Kinkead. Louis Troelsch
MECHANIC ARTS COURSE
James Edward Bowman Norman Elmer
Grede Harold Freckelton Krantz Sewn,a n
Heath Lane. Herbert Snyder Travis Ricn.
ard Stewart Wharton.
SENIOR sHoNoRS
Academic Course
Carl Castle Fischer.
Commercial Course
Kenneth John Barber.
Mechanic Arts Course
Newman Heath Lane.
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ATLANTIC CITY HIGH
SENDS OUT BIG CLASS
Exceptional Degree OF Scholar
ship Reflected in This Years
1863 Graduates

Atlantic City, June 1s.--An eKcep-
tionally high degree Of scholarship, is
reflected in the standing Of the Atlantic
City High School Glass Of 1920. proud
educational officials announced to
equally proud parents this morning,
when 1853 students received diplomas at
commencement exercises on the Garden
Pier.
Mayor Edward J.. Badcr made the
presentation Of number of trophies.
including two cups from the Chamber
of Commerce for the honor students in
the commercial department and cup
from the Women's Research Club for
the honor student in the home arts and
sciences course. Alvin f.. Poffenberger,
president Of the Board Of Education, be-
slowed the diplomas. The graduates
are:
CLASSICAL COURSE - AnnebeIle D.
Clark wilma Eiseman Tiy Harry J. aemgnill: wsri:
&C.. Pierce, Pauline @. Sharpe. Helen II.
Shaw. Pose Triling.
representations J. Alkszln;, Edward
min Brown. George Brown. Maurice Brown.
4. H. Dsrnsll, Louis Dolinsky. Ernest a.
W
Joseph II. Frizzeil samuel c. Higbee. Isaac
6; Hyman; Ralph s johnson: ESward G.
jonsnh oyf HahG f. EhoTas Tssns wsyn.
". Leyrer, Arthur r. Loeb. John u. r.
MmaSnsy ms5nm :, John j. Mshoney Jr 5e5ths NJ
sacks; Manuel N, sidkor. XnthonS sindonl.
thur Vieweger. Eugene r. Westcott.
NORMAL PREPARAToRY--Ltlla Elum,
Maud a. Brown. Cathryn. v. Carey. Ruth
a. Hamilton, Anna NJ Land Veronica A.
Larkin. Leona McLsin. Elizabeth II. Ma
Tsa HssS SOUL rsnnc ses9r SSs SfS
G. subin. Bertha weiss. Bertha ZIsman.
HOME ARTS AND sCIENcE-Elizabeth
hbo M srssey NJ
Godfrey, Clara. NJ. Luks. Lucia Glover
=, coMMERc1A1.,,--Franeis J. Abrams, Adele
son; Marie r. Feyi, Beatrice z. TcTst,
Mamie Goldberg. Beatrice GreenberF Byron r
p. Harris; Caroline Y. Harold. Leon Hot-
s Rspow,s 10 Si's o[sGn Tsmpan on H2T! NJ
K:sss. chs%sS,S ssssS %s.ss~,. Eaa s
Mstss~s Ftsd q Mulisr; Betty @'IS: F:iEn; 4;
scHwaTs sSa PIP, Pearl 4 Shapiro, Arthur shs--
man Anna sIcllo%. Mshei ana 81 saoy 90 SITSr riSr.
ence NJ. souder. Eva r StebbIus Rose
steinberE. Harry c. sternreld. Gertrude X
Edward J. Tet,er, Hslen NM n Todcr s wall
GENERAiI-Harry McAlbert. Jack r. Bs oh.
arach. Edith B. Blake Hate Q Brown.
James y. Carmack. Celia NJ Chornsy. Aileen
4. Elwood, Edythe II. Fenton Harry Fosei'
a. r. Calm: Kathleen V: Gray Jane J.
Hardcastle Wilmer s. Higbae Jr Rjcha "a
D. Kitzinger Paul Kelly, Emory j.
L. Lippman. Grace Lowenthsl Robert X
McAllister. violetts G. McCloskey. Catha rim a
p. Mansheld. Leila l.. Moses. Margaret {
Myers. George j Oberholzer. Lincoln Pals
grove. Jr., Charlotte NJ Pittnos. Jans
Porter, Rose p: Rittenbers w ". schsaf.
Ida seltzer. Emily n. swan. Gladys 2.
Thomas. John s. Voss, Ee1jamin Youtis
Harry Youtis. LeAne ZuEsmith
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kilcoync; Harvey $. Rue. F. I. Kraft.
Joseph Alta.
Manufacturers, committee: c. L. Ander-
s. X. r,s, RpnyHNp James Brooks Frank Bald.
@: Minister, Emil Metzsar. w. c. Cornell
Business mems committee: r. n. Pear
son, John r.. Wear. II. p. Bruden, J. s.
Wright. Angelo Di Renso. Arthur r. Brady
Max Cohen. VIM. b. Force. and Alphonse
Publicity committee: Earl II. Roth. chair
man; William Remine. serril Detlefson.
Program committee: Thomas Scott, chair
man; James y. Mooney, w. n. n. Fine
meyer.
Ftremen's Day committee. Franklin GIL
keson. chairman; George w Buckley, Fred
Kenyon John Chambers. Frank Finn Gran.
Vile stephenson and Ray Fry.
Decoration committee: Joseph n. Heating
chairman, Harry Lyndall, Charles Ancker'
Harry Hughes. John c. Adams. Charles
Coombs. Charles Fisher. Louis Meroia and
John Reed.
Committee on names Of former residents:
Russell II Carly. chairman; John McGee
H., II. II. Poole. Frank Weik and Omar
Hllborn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18
"a AT WEST PH|LA. Il
HIGH TO GRADUATE
Commencement to Be Held To-.
night In Auditorium
of School
JACOB GREENBERe LEADS

Inc West Philadelphia High School
Ior BOYS VIII hold its commencement
exercises in the auditorium of the school
IGnlght ar y o'clock. Eighty-four dr.
plomas will be awarded the graduates bt 4
the principal, Charles e. He'll. The
GSa.u.ssory GuoLy WI, he delivered by Jacob
Greenberg and the valedictory by al
Gordon Mahy, Jr.. whose father the
kev. George 9. Mahy, Of tho Roara ~
Eyangelists Of the Presbyterian ChurcJ,
VIII pronounce tho Invocation. 'N-'
=. Thomas F. Armstrong. of the ronr1 VI
hng' Armstrong Terra Gotta Co. viii,
address the graduates. Vocal solos viii
be rendered by Warren w Newms,,
ana victor Hugo. with e. Douglas Cas-
be furnished by the schoo, orcb.s, :.
ter. iion"eis eii
The graduates are: *,
:, William o. Abbott. Robert Arnold .r,.
orI1 C, H1alISh Herhert Baylson GiUssppsn n1ss m..
s?mIS1 3 Rorsts Ets'aq2 po, r. Lndpsr Bonsasrdt joan
Gsers' Pafsn Ssrson. o. fss. 6.usla.s
Siar "Eri Hrihgr fHa'ts5sSo' GGSS Nav WlilG.
t9T1mS' sTfros ,oS6..I F. SG6wsI Wth.at r cutler ssri
nn, fax EnGk Jr. Henry Edward Evsrd,nsl 2
R'"G lanes SspTs9p Fs Ffs Fl.S dsdSs. ESSSrd
Thomas III on Canon, 50, Edward r. aiIds. ran
IeT Gundakcr. samuel J. Halpren. James Z
Malcolm Henderson. Louis Victor Hoist.
Horace Rockwell llosbsch. Victor Ausustus
hugo ~. Gross Hull Marvin Reliorg Js- y
rom, Lang. Samuel II, Layerty. Rue
SCI, Miller Leonard. samuel e. Lit. Robert
!. MaCDouSall, Donald B. MacNelr. Herbert
Firth McFeely. John NJ. McIvain. Murdo
! - Mackenze' James Leland Msckey.
Martin, Howard A. Medhoidt. Frsngiin !.
Howard Miller. Oscar Miller Clarence
IT, E. Monroe. Thomas weldon Mons0
t:ith GcGrso & 4 Morrell, y Merle Mulioy. ,
Newton, olewier. william s. Patten Johf, :.
Alexander Patterson Ir., william Joseph
Quinn, Bdsar Preston Richardson, Clarcnce :.
Stelle Rife, George $. Ripley. John Mumford ;
Robinson. s. Justin scheinberg. Bernard !
schwartz. James Max SeGl. Maurice w,
Sloan. Henry Parnet Farley Smith Raymond
T. stopper. Ssmuel Stutman. Harold s. r
Suplee, Thomas r. Sweeney. Charles Walter u
Test. Edgar 8. Wallace Philip s. WEIGH, .
Charles 8 wllsey. Albert Edward Wood. Jr..
and Eric T Wood. ~
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GRADUATED AT WELLESLEY
Many Pennsylvania Girls In This
Years Class

Wellesley, Mass. June Is. - Many
Pennsylvanians and New Jerseyites are
represented ut commencement festivi-
ties at We ellesley College this week.
Among those graduating are:
Helen Adams Babbitt, Haverrord Pa.
Lydia NJ Brown. Cape May Court House,
N. j.: Elizabeth II. Cox. Media, Pa; Sarah
garet A.. Funk. s31 North Fourth street,
Philadelphia: Elizabeth NJ. Green. Fox
Chase Louise Jenckes. WyomissrE Pa
Cook Kase. Mount Airy: Margaret Miller,
Bradford. Pa: Caroline Elizabeth Peale,
Lancaster, Pa: Margaret r.. Reinhart
Pottsville, Pa: Florence, J. Sheeler, 52l5
North Broad street. PHILADELPHIA: Hilda-
garde j.. Shumway. All Walnut street,
Philadelphia Elizabeth r. Spauldng. Ard
more. Pa; Helen f swartz. Milton. Pa.
Elnor Taylor. West Chester. Pa: Anna c.
Thun wyomissing. Pa: Frances r. welmar.
Rosemont. Pa; Virginia A. .sWyant South
Bethlehem. Pa.
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ToDAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emil Ross. 500 Rising Sun ave-, and Anna
Ed%aFd oSnsoS sssS NJ hsHHfRs iSsS st.
Eta H.. RANSOM, Minor, Va.
Louis HaIins 1858 Myrtle St. and Georsina
Jo In i' L. Wood 1885 n 2ist st, and Re-
6essa ware 2iSs sHs, Sys sTd Marie
A. wheeler, 5aio Eadon st. '
& &% ,,'S:, ,MSfcsalIS sss siS' and Ruth
r'Iyo DeS hSfsiasi 1887 fS''st y sist st, T. A. una NUN
Charles l., I.orehardt., 1929 Queen lane, and
Msuii 6 Parker; G2o2 RISING Mdns,s1 SYN ave and
NffsT Helen = wisdsr, iSt7 y 4 sS!S !, ~, N"N
JulIas 4 Berman, Trenton, n. j.. and Anna
sternfeI 24ss so, TprPsr s. and Eliza
beth Reynolds, $50 w. Castoga st.
johnson Wood, Merton. Pa. and Mary f.
Andrew drew r. Boisu' ,oh; Camden N. J., and MIL
dred ToWnsGnd : 2Sie SsoI n RoSer st. st. ., an,
AfEn9' &dth VI boa1ir nr'i? ssra Ss9s ia "a st. ana
Edward F. Welsh, 24S5 y; Sd ST.. and
,,t Annatta Knecht' 2tie ~ Bodins st; two and
william r. YechklaueT. Bridgeport, Pa. and
Ethan eTe" D. " Taylor. STe' 2aio F. Allegheny ave-.
and Helen II: Lind. sslSS GeTmSntOWn ave we
wS Mnne r. NfbtRer KdsR 4ss as Jf5G%G SR st. st. and
Albert Curtis. 2S2s \; Goth :, r ~,
Rose lose Blank. 8oss Parrish st
Harry y. Clark, 4i9 HsnsbeTry st. and
Logan A. Hines. Mountain, Wis, and Irene
b Hines, 3O3l Canton st.
Ralph Parker, 6l8 w. Cumberland ave. and
ADELAIDE II. Rohr. 1l0 W.'Allegheny ave.
Max Horowitz, $50 y. Randolph st.. and
Mary Markowitz, Nl2 ~ Lawrence st.
Irwin e. Smith, 1922 s. Colorado ST.. and
Gertrude Morris, 1927 s. Colorado st.
j. Frederick Marten, S106 Elberon ave, and
Rebecca y. Carman. 3405 Germantown aV;
John r. West. 4l15 n. Broad St. and Ethel
l.. Guthrie, 636 w. Allegheny ave.
Daniel Tyson, 5tl s. 22d St. and Ada
Lamax. 2818 Latonia st.
MICHAEL s. Donahoe; I7ls n 2Oth ST. and
Stephen J. Kander. 18th ave. and st. and
Anna l.; Frank 1927 ave p: West; Phlla;
Charles FrSSmsn ESS s sosn ssmasT'"o st St. anu
william l.. Steel, 1921 Frankford ave.. and
Mae r. Fitzgerald. 2OS Fernon 1T.
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Welded After Graduation

State College. Pa. June 49,
Twenty four hours after both had
been graduated from the Pennsylvania
State college, Mile. Jeanne Riou, of
Norvaix, France. and CORTLAND L..
Butler. Of Uniontown, We're married
yesterday on the campus. The bride
came to Penn State three years
ago. having won a scholarship awarded
by the French Government. Mr.. But
Ter was originally a member Of the
1919 class, but war service kept him
out Of the college in 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18

or IN a. sunday there will be reunions in
mnsinai M s"e churches and special services and
the "H Go2eSSTE SSTiTs citizens are responsible for
Executive cnns,l rtments Of the celebration
Hugh IRVS'Rn 4 Rn T. Grundy, c. l.. ANDERSON.
,. Carly ITTfStSTrn' TSamTrrn' Ear r.. Roth, Russe i
Kestins franklin Glkeson and SI'eG Joseph SCI Lee, B.
Reception tioTrsnal, snS, Walter F. Leedom
man; l. ~" committee: Thomas scott ohsi.
ford h" K" n; spring! Mm, Il. Mccoy, stang, sSna
Minister and sGd'JJSn JSmsEs r. r W Minister, Pember:on
chsirmSaaGne, committee: "SeeE JosepS n cr,na,
+ i. AncRer T. Dr. ATWSersoni Thomas 5 scott. scott
IWSmeS BENJAMIN ' JoSr;soGn, w; c, LLec9mRtc. II. J.
"''er' VIM. L, DeGroot. ytSm, John, T. =
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Deatbs

ALLEN, Near Vincentown, n J., Aprn
s, FLORA l., b., wife OF 'Lucius I, Allen.
RELATIVES and friends invited to funeral,
near Nlncentown' tues., y, m, Int. Bap-
list Gem, Vincentown. Autos will meet
loss q, IN. train from Camden at Med
late John II, Arnold aged So, Funeral
csr,Sys services Tues ni p ~ mothers rGsdepce'
private, Ardsley Burial Park Remains
may be viewed Mon.' TO p. m,
BAkER.-7 O. KATHERINE H..
baker Relatives and friends invited tc
,ynsrsl 4, ,sv,s sseryIee TSss mr. mn precisely,
piamcnd ma' sfSysr int. priyais e's n''ra a"s
BERRY .=rAprlk = clsRER, NJ husbaal
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Today's Range In Liberty Bonds
Philadelphia Markets

4. "'H NTm.Receipts. 3l.72o bush, The mar
II Receipts Rec ,i1sl67 bush. Offerings
+ ,t'S snd IocaIiSn: : at sis7sSiS5 i7HSI.$ "iS; the
.ncSeip,ss SS 7so6 7EseI5oS; bush, rIrmor nra.r
! %h,sG g. is 80 iosS caS Ss 90! $ wSfis lSis.
H1ReotpS nS $50 TSissI ssIs fiiSi'Slaa iSs q sack.
i'S SintsI lSs packed sixs1vh, In
% P r: 81 GG ssal iGEf 81 a.
SlS : li4.a5: short, patent si4. d IL 10:
sPEsf az fy RYE %f oa% R@tsI trm
sol. RoNIsLoSs-steadyb but ouiet.- Beef in
tnacklcs sSksd anS ,eSgsr. anS erdred SoS beef
SS EG'a dG smoEe$ d. q Ss&
S. Loose. aG; DO, smoked $Sf! Bellies II pieEis SSGGs
az mac breakfast bacon 3:c; lard.
BUTTER further advanced 1c. The quota
S3 ss %S S. SSSG?T S5G scconds 6tS oSTp Ss
?sc fair to good 80 7SS: prints 1o jobSinsso so@ ~
S2@sic for fancy and at 7laSIc FOR fair
EGGsAHiGher, Free .rascs. nearby first.
!,sne per crate; neaGby current receipts
Ts,s WHs's5n 6 extra Tss western
fresh eggs jobbing at 20 q $40 per dozen :'"
CHEESE-Eancv stock firm. New York
Sials higher held, ordinary TO good, 25Gr
zoe: current make nominal: jobbine sales OF
fancy goods, 32 % 33c. N ~ VI
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls. fancy, fat. 4S@
SOC exceptional lots higher: do. medium, 45
T47c; do inferior. AZ a 44c: broiinR chick
ons fancy. soft-moated. weighing III a. 9
lbs. apiece. So "a 70c; spring chickens aver
age soft-meated, aga i4c; do. inferior. asa
aoc: stacy n Soung Sg ROSTERS, so@a2c: old
i5c; do; Indian Runner 42@ 4ac: do. Mus.
pair. so a 55c. '''
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fowls fresh killed
dry picked. in boxes. weighing lbs and
over apiece. 43c; weighing 3h lbs. 400 jic =.
Weighing 3 lbs, 500 3sc; fowls fresh kiIed
In in bblsi dry picked; wSghins lbs. and
toc; weighing 3 lbs. $50 37c: old ROSTERS
FKEsH ,FRgITs-Apples, per bby.. as to
quality. SOS: do. per box. ST 5O6DI:
oranges, Florida. per box So.556785 do
CALIFORNIA, per box, o., - a O5: grapefruit
Florida. per box. ti,2513o5; strawberries
Florida per at, 50m soc,
NEGETABLES-Wh potatoes per cwt..
to.louIo sweet potatoes, southern, per
basket. 5c@n.75,, Florida, ner hamper. 81
q 70: do. per bbl-crate, S2G3: onions. pcr
lOO-lb. sacks-Yellow. S739.5O
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Foreign Department Confused
French loans Heauu

London. April 12.-There was mod
crate accumulation OF orders for Sc
curities over the Weekend and stock
exchange markets generally were firm
today, although trading was not active.
Purchasing by government brokers
brought about a rally in the gilt-edged
section. The foreign department was
confused. with French loans heavy.
Oils dropped, Shell Transport being
quoted at 10 3-32 and Mexican Eagles
10 7-S2, lndustrials lacked steadness
Home rails were mixed, but the shares
of Argentine and Canadian roads were
better
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, April 2.-Nervousncss
over the acute labor situation. which
has tied up rail traffic as well as parts
OF shipping, together with reported
decline Of 600 rciS in tho Rio snot mar
kct, brought out some liquidation of
long contracts on the call in the coffee
exchange this morning. and trade was
active at declines of to II points.
Offerings were taken largely by n
broker believed to be covering New
Orleans shorts.
After the call. fluctuations held with .
IN narrow range, some months selling
OF point or two and others to >
points above initlal figures. the trading
being without special feature.
The latest news from Brazil shows
generally unsettled conditions there.
with no. fresh developments to stimulate
aggressive buying.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING AT EIKINs
PARK PA At'S

orialed rGiealed proposals will be received al ths
TtTe TT1,re 3t the school Directors OF Cheitenham
trTTwyhship, at the High School BuiIding ~
h;niun,. h;,Ens Park Montgomery county. Pa, BY -
for r'VGH th noon on the Third day OF May, 1890.
HIp.SimE psnmsE at at Elkns Park. Pa. ''"'0'
mom m Herbert e. Wise. Architect. Oob Chast
~. tSs street, street philadelphia upon the deposit OF
he rsgmaot sum OF twenty-five dollars, which will
ma % s,peGIiics , tiops The Architect viii Fur,
ok. rnS,r Terms Tor bidding which must be used
''neTWlse bins will be rejected, N''''
II certified check for ten thousand dolI,-,
,,nsNo rssa aoeompany the bid The checks OF Shs
,,hhsuccessful bidders will be returned n t,e INC
"s awarding % Of the contract. utter
the dsfuety sfurety bond. subject to the approval n,
III ~ oe REQUIRED to be filed within ten taSs
Tb 'ne awarding OF the contract, .'Ss
lhe right is reserved by the ScbooI r,,.
b5ss OF me said district to reject sny ~ reG &c,
VI tho School District '"e interest
By order OF the Board
ELIZABETH b. SCARBOROUGH
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TENDER OF BONDS

rlTTsBuRoH-TSDSSFM2REhAND SDMFSSF COAL
rr.t TT MortEage 40; Year SO Sinking Fund
NOTICE. fTG'1 To BSSSa6HBSERs' SSiea M1S Ii 1907
Tenders 81 above bonds. not exceeding
lyered MAY I. 1920. are hereby invited
"m,1Ts ",,S IN, stating h price and number tosethe.
70 the undersisned trustee. Offers will moi
,. received after April go. 1920. at which
aste este all offers received will be opened and
tthose whose bonds. are accepted will then
nOtined Right is reserved to reject any
PEOPLES SAVINGS AND TRUST COM.
PANY OF PITTSBURGH
formerly The Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. Of Pittsburgh.
Trustee.
Wood ST. 4 dth Ave. Pittsburgh. p,
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FINANCIAL
rRorosEp rgsdaasS dHGIssE or FIRST MORT.
GAGE bGERs &SRsTF SF Gd,Is IhH ccSSEsToGX

Notice Is hereby given that. under IN.
provisions Of Sec. Of Art. III Of the mort.
case OF the Conestoga Realty Company, OF
Lancaster. Pa, to the Lancaster Trust Com
pany. Trustee, dated May l, 1908, provision
70 made for the creation OF a Sinking Fund
IN the hands OF the Trustee SO as to eveptu-
ally redeem the bonds issued on said mort
asse, ss and on or about May 1st of each year
to the puchase Of bonds at not more than
par and accrued interest. There is avail.
sona, oe lot I'M this purpose az present; in, the
caster Trust Company. Trustee. solicits
offerings and will receive proposals for the
rate not exceeding par and interest ANY
ana AL persons. therefore. holding such
and proposals. for the sale OF the same. on
or before May |. 1920, stating the numbers
accumulated thereon. and the price al which
they Will be sold on May /. 1920
THE LANCASTER TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
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Annual Meetings

THE MEMBERS OF. THE PHILADELrHIA
,ran.t oontrigbutlon.hip gip for tho Insurance OF
general meeting OF the contributors will bs
neid at the office. 2l2 South Fourth street.
on Monday. tho 18th day Of April, al 2
o'clock in the afternoon. to choose directors
ter. '' '''' we"
49,, y. soMGRs SMITH. Secretary.
pSSa THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
nI,., Gontrlbutors TO the Pennsylvania Hos
pitsl Monday. May 8, 1890, at o, cIoc,
m. 10 elect twelve Managers and a
GEORGE R. PACKARD.
Secretary.
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THE PITTSBURGH & WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY

fFcIeTreu DlVldend No. IL
4. me Board OF Directors has declared n
dividend Of one and one-haif u1s) psr cent
~ the preferred stock OF the company Tor
ne ,ne quarter ended March al. 1920, PAYABLE
,My 81. 1920. to stockholders OF record mt
inc close OF business on May 9, 1920.
p,,,-, II. C. MOORE, Secretary.
pittsburgh. March CT 1920