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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-22
Deatbs

- BEECH BRooKs.-July 10. 1920, ANNIE
Wfs Of and dd'Ty 6%sd nf to
Fri! $50 a. m.,, from her late rcsidence.
d9i da soH AspSn St High mass at Our MGSey aoIy
BtAcK.-yuly 90. ANNIE. wife Of the
ward and Margaret Bowling. Funeral FRI,
$40 a. m; late residence. ~ Edge aiii % Ioad;
St MatsRias 2'S Is "ST OF m. rS'q pfeeiseiy. Int
Cathedral Gem.
Bl.END.--July 90. pAyID LLEwELI,,YN
XIX { Nco. 6sSl Germantown ave. Re-
mains may be viewed Thurs. eve.
81 izkSHTyE at 4Si%s %T of REV ~
George NJ Bond, Services at Trraty churca.
Moorestown. FRI. p. m.
BROCK; July 20. CHARLES p: husbSn,Yd hand
con ism L. GSrry Post lS G. dr3 R WiEsSi iron
m. latS Tss,idsnse. 3SlG @ Master I ST Friends
Of Annie Bubeck, Relatives and friends, also
MopGken TrisS MS Ssi o. ,Iy,,Sd M Horn
sansom St: lnt; Arlington !o,.s Gem T., Srsty
SriSaini p. M. N'"O''' may DC ''eNF' '''' "''''
/ BURRANs.-July 81. ETA W.. wife of
James s. 1 BIrrans aged 81 faneE9i ~ r., f52m s%
| p. m. Int. Lawnview Gem. Remains may
| be viewed Thurs eve
! CoNNERY.-Ju,y 10. 1920. WILLIAM D..
husband of Annie 9. Connery (nee Cassaday)
Name Societies and employees OF boiler shop
Baldwin Locomotive Works, invited to fu-
neral, Fri. $50 a. m. late residence. lil7
N. 18th 81. Solemn requiem mass at st. Mall
achy's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Gem
/ DAVAULT.-July 90. 1920. ARCHIE r.
a EueH sGryss frGm hG
FrdsE a. sGdo D In,ermTnt nn,tc pTTHtS crv
July TO- Dr.. JOSEPH, beloved husband Of
and friends, and all societies Of which ha
was member. invited TO funeral Fri. $50
a. m. from his late residence 1910 s. Broad
St: Solemn requiem mass nt Church Of the
Remai ms may be Viewed Thurs, to 10 pm
| FlNkElDEY.-On July 20, MARGARET
| FlNkEI.DEY (nee HID Funeral services
| Fri 23O p. m. Ills Snyder ave. Int. Fern
,FLETCHER.-Juy2 90 1920, AsENATH.
| widow of James Fletcher. Funeral Fri
! morning, 10 o'clock. residence. 1918 Louden
! st. Int Wilmington. Del
! GIBRONS,-At Laredo. Tex. July 10, Sgt
! RICHARD L.. beloved son Of Mary A. Glib
hons tnoo HcwitU and the late Capt Edward
J. Gibbons, Relatives and friends invited to
| funeral Sat. $50 a. m, from his mothers
, residence" l52N Glcnwood ave. High requiem
! mass at Church of Our Lady Of Mercy,
GIBSON.-July 20, WILLIAM. Sr., aged
Lodge No. ass F, <, HM NJ. invited invite to serH- serS.
ices Sat; 2 p m. 1920 Warren st. Int.
: GRIFFITH q. NELLIE c.. wife OF
p. m. 5061 Springfield ave. Int. Arlington.
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DEATHS
EaaI pine at PhIiadelphia.

residence Of son, 1884 Pine St. philadelphia
iniSFltfss iMSFclKtEEvER.oeJu VII 21I MARY A.. widow
M from her late residence, 23os N, rz Sra,z
=, Solemn OF MnroT reqSsm s M int Holy Cross Gem
hf f%oSAGLgEyuiy IL. i iSso ~ MARY 1,,o Al tIsS. MS.
Nay nes BradleyI wife q frisnas the s'e are in.
late residence, 25l0 salmon IT; Solemn tnt ne
uuem mass st. Ann Church ~ H. H' i'
MERCER. 20. MARIE, wife Of FL El;
wood MERGER, and daqghterp p,od, OF hsspd aTpd @ .S
Sat, $40 a. M, residence. 17s % Huntinss. is
Visitation yHI ali S'' 10 a. m. Int. Holy sepulchre
MoRaAN.-on July 20 1920, ANNIE X;
wife q william sInn,na MSTsnn ososk at f her late
resIdence 1511 North wanamaker 81 IN
terment at Snow Hill. Md. on Friday
NEvrS suSSsnE gSs T. s ss. fs Rev hGRf sl
setSff seeoTT 'NETTN. u B. B Service on Thurs;
AFT. at o'clock at The steele sreh%osd memSr,s
ave. mterment private.
RHoADs, July 20. EDWARD L.: son % of
late Samuel and Elizabeth khoaas. ssea -;
EHns F m rS% me Msstns
8 ?. m. Int: adjoining Gem Friends may
Emma Run tnee Rohrmasl Relstiyes.
and ali societies of which he was mem,
ber. invited TO funeral seryces; sat-: 2;So !,
P M, late residence 1902 ~ duscn'nson aw S, hs
viewed Fri 8 to 10 p. m. , =,
S1NCLAIR.--At Lansford; Pa, July ~.
lives and friends invited to funeral. Fri
ills u, m. Train leaves Taraqua IL a. m. I;
arrives Manayunk station 1I5> y. m. Int.
West Laurel Hill Gem
THoMPSoN.-July 81. ELIZABETH H..
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Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-Receipts, 90, 642 bushels. Mar
ket largely nominal. Car lots in export ele.
vator-No. 1 red winter, s2.95@2.os; No. |
garlicky. $1,000 2. 03; No. = red winter. So %
n2.05; No. hprd winter. S2.02@2.05; No.
red winter, garlicky. s2.sIa2 2.0O; No. 3
red winter, 81. 80 n 2.O2: No. 3 hard winter.
81 S0m2 ~: No. red winter, Rarlicky, s.. 81
@2.sT; No. 4 red winter s2.S5T2.SS No. 4
hard winter, 50. S5N1 ass: No. red winter,
garicky, 81. S0Gp2 =. SO; No. 8 red winter, 81. 81
m2.S4: No. hard winter. 50 Sim2.Sl. No.
red winter. garlicky, $2.76@2,70. Sample
according to quality.
CoRN--Receipts, 3774 bushels. steadily
held We, quote as to quality and loca,,
tion, rt sl.7S@lS3, the latter for No. i
oATs--Receipts. 47ss bushels. STEADY at
late decline. Car lots as to location-No. |
white. 81 2761.2S; No. white. 81. 26fG 81;
No. 2 white. $122 a .23; No. 4 white 81. 20
FLoUR-ReceIpts. l,51i .Osa lbs in sacks.
Quiet but steady. Quotations: 1876 lbs
packed In 1IO-lb jute saCks-Soft wintor
straisht. western, s12. % a 1918: do. do,
nearby. s11.75Fp12. 80; hard winter straight.
S13. 20 "a 1915; do, short patent. slIW 80;
spring first clear, Slt.bOd12; do, patent,
Sl3, 75@ so: do, short patent. sli N
l52b; fancy spring and city mills patent,
family brands. s15.5O@i 1925. Rye -four
PROVISION sold slowly at former rates.
Quotations: Beef, in sets. smoked and air
dried. b3c: do, knuckles and tenders. smoked
and air-dried. Sac: pork family. S47: hams,
S. T. cured. loose. 40G G40hc c: do. skinned.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Rit.enhqpse Trust Co.. semiannual Of
nor cent. payable August . to stock Of record
July 81.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. quarterly Of
81 30 on first preferred and $3.50 on pre-
ferrcd. payable August 10 TO stock Of record
July ~.
Union oil of wichita. Kan. quarterly Of
. per cent on preferred payable August TO
stock Of record July "a.
Middle states oil Corporation. quarterly
OF ., per cen. payable october to stock Of
icco-d September 10.
otto Eiscnlohr & Bros. Inc. extra %
cents on common. payable August Is as
registered August 1.
Commercial Trust Co. quarterly Of
per cent. payable August . to stock OF
record July 81
Hood Rubber Co, quarterly ~ per cent
on preferred. payable August to stock OF
record July 90 -
Shawmut Steamship Co, quarterly 2h
ror cent (G2l cents per share). payable
August II to stock Of record August ..
American Brass Co. extra n per cent.
in addition to quarterly ~ per cent. both
pavabIc August Il to stock Of record July 81
New Niuurro Sugar Co., extra $50 a
share on preferred and common. payable July
81 to stock OF record July %.
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DEATHS

GUTsCHE : July 20. 1920. KENNETH,
son OF Herman and Clara autsohe cnee
parents parents residence. sfs2 n bouvier st. Int
OHioUPT.-.J1iy 20. JOHN p. husband of
| friends and employees OF Washington Hotel
9 fHnSTf 4aIS SS Flu arsal
and in;erment at Jarrettown NJ r. Church.
SGfX GifXGdkRb9 z Hi ~ = July 81. cHARLEsANNA.
funeral SAL. 8;so p; M; from The Tssidsnss
onSs.on Of her father Joseph W. Spencer near Al
.SlSI KNIoMT 5rG NH,Is, 10 DES EgsSEL @ e
sSd ana Th snd frenSs nSs inSeS %
5ssss1ss Sss Ssm.1si9 Eshmo1S
viewed Thursday. to 10 D. m. :
lssGs, WILLIAM p son 1 Of JON John 'I.s L. and and
SSp05 51S 0 ffsS StS st fpnsr FTiend. Fr msy ea Fl
Thurs. eve. Int private.
,Gn Kn0yRyEs.,July yISI 20. 1920. Rev. BERNARD
mass 81 Ludgiss Church 70 Ho'enn a. m. re''iT Int
fSX%s..July 'iss y, OF o%is 5AMss n2s'Tf MALCOLM
kSS,ve, kAMF; fSmSry and fy,.O S@csSars; sssd e.
inyissa Ssai 70 c%il iTaso; FT eye S0 at his his
int nt riqepce priwate l2s Fillmore ST., Frankford'
James A. Lee, Funeral services THURSDAY,
IL q m. residence Bethlehem pike, Fort
washington. Pa. 1ntermcnt private.
Al Ln5hiiR'.July nIhiIs 20. 1920 ANNA MARIE.
auaausn.er ua OF George and Ottilia Lehr, aged
~ RELATIVES and friends. also Epiphany n.
and ~ ,ssr ,SouaIity League Of the Sacred Heart
ss2arochiaI san al school. invited to funeral sat.
SSa. S,5o a. m. parents residence. 1882 Wolf at.
SSppiemhh SpTrnh mass of requiem at Epiphany
'nurch. lo a. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
=. .L0DGE.--July 10. FLORENCE RUTH
pFsTsnser Fnsrse % OF Amos j. and Elizabeth @. Lodge
E;t r., Washington ST.. Media, Pa. Sat. . D. m
-, 0RENZ July 90. ALFRED A.. HUSBAND
d, p. y, Hizapeth th Lorenz. Funeral Fri. 1870 a. m.
ihte i,hte residence. b30 w. Fishers ave. Solemn
nigh requiem mass at Incarnation Church
10 2; m, Int. Holy Serulchrc Gem
MARTlN.-July 21, MARY A. MARTIN,
ased ,a 10 years. Relatives and friends invited
70 funeral services. Fri, s y. M, residence
Olsen. Of son. Charles A. Martin. AS Madison ave.
Ci,tton Heights, Pa. Int. Elendale. Dol
MSfBERRY.-July II, at Ocean City ~
j.; SARAH p. widow Of Samuel II. May.
perry. aged 67. Relatives and friends in
H,ted to funeral services, Tuesday. 3 D, M.
ocean CITY. and on Wednesday. y. m. al
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DEATHS

wife Of Josiah Thompson, aged rs, Rels,I--
and friends inyited to funeral services Ivy
y. M. residence, 1915 N. 1ith AZ ~
Richboro Gem. Bucks Co. Pa, Sat, 10 my
TONER.--July 20, ALICE A., dauyh,.. y
Hate Michael and Elizabeth Toner RsiaVer u
friends. u, ", VI. Sodality, League ayyv,s
Sacred Heart and Altar Society. Invited y I
funeral. Mon. $3.50 a.. M, late residen.u "
2110 w. Arizona ST. High mass OF Tennnlct
church OF the Most Precious Blood 10 aau'en
Int Holy Cross Gem. ="
TYSON Suddenly; July 81. JACoR =,
son. aged 20. Relatives. friends Ellis pIIh
No. 0, q. A. r.. inylted to services, Soy
3 y. M, chapel OF Kirk & Nice. G31, 9Gst,
mantown ave, Remains may be Viewed F,nH
eve 'n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on July 20 ,a,,
ROSE Il, WALDNER (nee Applegatei MA ,fs
of Frank A. Waldner. of T31 Cher" VIZ
Relatives and friends are invited 10 tbs s.|
neral, on Saturday morning at 7.80 o'olosS
from the Oliver NJ. Sair Building Ts.
ChesttrIt st. REQUIEM mass at ST. Auvna'l
tines Church at o o'clock. intermon,
Holy sepulchre Cemetery. "
WRIGHT.--July 81, f02o. ROBERT n
husband OF Sarah J. Wright (nee Iro,u
Relatives and friends. yalso all socIesis,
which he was a member are Invited 10 SEQ
ices. sat, 2 p. m. late residence, i2is NJ
Broad st. Int. private. FeThwood Gem ~
mains may be viewed Fri. eve. W.
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FURTHER RAW SUGAR DROP
Traders Believe Decline Market Has
Reached Bottom, for Present

New York, July 22.-Cuban raws de-
chned 1 cent further to 1871 cents,
G; T., for July and August shipment.
some feeling that the decline will not go
much further for the present. Sales re.
ported yesterday. included 5400 bags OF
Cubas, prompt, shipment. at 15h cents
TO New York reflner. Porto Ricos sold
ll,0OO bags to a New York refner. San
Doieingos and Perus sold yesterday at
lb% cents and $50 tons of Surinam
centrifusals at 15A cents, c. |. Z. Impor-
tations yesterday totaled 21,35S bags
including Braziis, Costa Ricans and
Javas. Arbuckle Brothers entered the
refined market today on the new basis
OF II cents for fine granulated. less
per cent for cash This market. other
wise, is unchanged both as to offerings
and prices
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do DO, southern, out g5a2 2aS; Spring spring ducks, L. l.,
35c
FRESH FRUITs-Apples Jersey. per
iOdf soc. oranges ner box. 's3. ol a7.55 Pine
apples per crate, .s4@s. Peaches. Georgia
per car, $3.50 a $50; Cantaloupes, Cal; per
southern. per standard crate, S2B2.5O. Cher
rics. New York. per 4-duart basket, boM6Oc
nlackberries. per quart, 1b@25c. HucNeber
l"| 1sc, Raspberries. Jersey. per quart lo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES potatoes. southern
ror bhl No. I. s86S; No. . S3.AOmi
WHITE potatoes, Jersey, per, :sushcl BASKET
bage. Pennsylvania, -per bbl.. 25 m75c: do
Jersey. per basket, 15h25c. Onions, Jersey,
nor ba sket, 8lf6 80c
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Bank Of Enaland Statement

Iopdon. July 22.--The weekly state
nent Of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve. in
creased ] f263. 900 sterling; circulation,
decreased f139,0OO; bullion, Increased
fi24.6S1; other securities Increased
81 abS 900: other deposits, decreased
500 ono public deposits. decreased FL
iiS 900 notes reserve, increased $780,
900 government securities. decreased
f2,s5o'0OO. The proportion Of the banks s
reserve to liability Is 1914 per cent ;
last week II was 12.4i per cent.
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Special Notice

rs,sys THOMAS COLLIERY COMPANY
FUND GOLD BONDS. DUE AUGUST /.
"a, Al, 80. SO. 100 1874, 1876. 2O5, 2ii. 2iS
2si. aSs, $40. ?57 26o. 2sI. 292 209, 800.
demption out OF the moneys In the Sinking
Fund. in accordance with the proyisions OF
ing the same and will be paid at i02La and
accrued interest. at the office Of the trustee
Fourth and Chestnut SITS, Phi 'adelphia, as
Of August 1, 1920, on which date interest
thereon ceases.
Philadelphia. July II. 1920.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Claude Frank Leaman has withdrawn from
the copartnership of Mackie & Co, located M
No. 210 Real Estate Trust Building Phila.
delphia. on July 10, 1920, and that the busI.
ness Of said copartnership will hereafter be
continued under the same name at the same
address by Charles Andrew Mackle, John
Haseitine Shinn and Jacob II. Grouse. the
CHARLES ANDREW MACK1E.
JOHN HASELTlNE SHINN
JACOB II. GROUSE.
CLAUDE FRANK LEAMAN
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Italy Llfts Leather Export Ban

Washington, July 22.-The embargo
on the expectation of leather from Italy.
which has been in effect practically since
the beginning of the war has been
lifted by ministerial decree. according to
advices received from Commercial At
tache Dennis, at Rome by the Depart
may now be freely exported from that
country.
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FINANCIAL
Diytdenfla

THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY
The Board of Directors Of The Colonial
Trust Company has this day declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of per cent
and an extra dividend Of n per cent on the
capital stock Of the company. payable August
q 1920, to stockholders Of record at the
close Of business on July -. 1920.
Checks will he mailed.
! /. II, DAVIDSON. Jr., Secretary.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

July Observation-Disclosures
seipts' 1900 head left over, o257 head;
yesterday's average. Average yesterday
CATTLE - Estimated receipts, 10000
head.
sHEEP-Estimated receipts. $4,000 head.
-Pittsburgh. July 22-HoGs-Rece!pts,
1900 head; Lower, Heavies. $40. OCT 90;
heavy Yorkers, si7 26@i7 40; light yorkers,
slS 500 10. ~; pigs. 5.50@l6.
Higher. Top sheep. Sl0.50; lambs. top
>, cALyEs-Receipts. 1875 head. Higher.
Top. SIS
East Buffalo, n. ". July 22.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $50 head. Slow but steady. Calves
-RsceIpts. 325 head. Active and soc higher
HoGs-Receipts, 24Oo head. Fifteen cents
to 26c lower. Heavy. sl050@17i mixed,
Sl7.35m17.5O: workers.. s17.4O@17.5o; light
do; sl7@17. so; pigs. s18@10.50: roughs.
s13ml3.25: stays, Ssm1O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCcipts, 400
head Steady and unchanged.
East st. Louis, ILL.,, July 2.-CATTLB- =
Receipts. 1000 head. Few early steer sales
steady but not sufficient to Justify detailed
quotations; yealers 75c higher; top steers,
ssiiaSi bulk; sdo@14i good and choice veaIers'
HoGs-Receipts $500 head. Five cents
medium welshts, Sic IS a 10. io bulk heav-
SHEEPwReceipts $500 head Steady.
Top lambs, Sl4.25: bulk. s13. 50I laps; top
ewes. $3.50; bulk S7@7.5o.
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ArbuckIe Bros. Reduce Sugar Price

New York, July 22.--ArhuCklc Broth
ers reduced the price for refined sugar
3 cents a pound to 81 cents, for bulk
granulated. Other retiners are stlIl
quoting 22 to 22ia cents American
figures being 22i2 cents and Howells
% cents.
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Proposals
OFFICE
HN-.--A


OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER
= General. Purchase Service, Clothing and
Washington. II. C.-Sealed proposals viii
Be received here until II A. NJ August 'l3.
and $4,000 pairs Lisle Socks. Information
on reduest
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LEE RUBBER AND TIRE CORP.

New YORK, July II, 1920.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend on the capital stock OF
this company OF fifty cents per share, pay.
able September /. 1870, to stockholders OF
record August IA. 1920. Checks will be
HENRY HOPKINS. Jr.. Secretary.
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RITTENHOusE TRUST co.
1912 Chestnut street

July 2lst, 1920.
At a meeting Of the Directors Of this
company held today a emi-annual dividend
hf sT was declared, payable August cd. to
sfockholders of record at tho close Of bust.
ness July 81.
Checks will be mailed,
w G. FITZGERAID Trea asurer
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IN MEMORIAM

RADCLIFF.-In loving memory OF JOSE
PHINE RADCLIFFE. who died July %, 1907
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
USOUEPAUGH

Rev. MT. Pickles preached at t. church Sunday morning
 The funeral of John Lock of Exeter wa held at the church Friday at II a. n. Rev. MT. Bone of Narragansett Pier wa the officiating clergyman. Burial was ii the cemetery in the plot with his parents He leaves two daughters and a son.
 Rev. c. H. Palmer went to Portland Me, Wednesday to attend the funeral 0 his brother-in-law, Charles E. Collins. Mr Palmer returned home Friday
 Mrs. Moses and daughters, Dorothy ant Hildred. of North Easton visited Mrs Annie E. Webster Sunday
 Mrs. Fannie Bickrell is visiting rela tives at West Kingston
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lord are enter taining MT. Lords parents from Provi dence.
 MT. and Mrs. James Walmsley and Nil and Mrs. Jerry Wa1msley were visitors a East Greenwich and Wakefield Monday.
 MT and Mrs. B. W. Smith of Pawtucke were callers here Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Julia Palmer entertained he daughter and son-in-law of Rocky Broo. part of last week.
 Mrs. John K. Lamond and daughters Marcia and Barbara, of Philadelphia ar visiting MT. Lamond's parents, Mir ana Mrs. J. S. Lamond
 Lawyer J. S. Murdock and family c Providence are staying at their farm i1 this village.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21

NOTICE.-All creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at Jewett City, Conn, within the time limited in the above and fore going order.
 THOMAS MBROOME,
 jy21d Administrator.
 AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 10th day of July. A D. 1920.
 Present-NELSON J. AYLING, Judge.
 Trust estate of Abby A. Cook, late of Norwich, in said District, deceased.
 The Trustee appeared in Court and filed a written application alleging that said estate is now in settlement in said Court, and praying for an order to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate, fully described in said application.
 Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 24th day of July, A. D 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency of said application. and of said hearing thereon. be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hear ing, and that return be made to the Court. NELSON ]. AYLING, Judge The above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest: HELEN M. DREsCHFR. iv21d Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

OfER TONIGHT
 Frank J. Raymond of New York will be the principal speaker at the open meeting of the chamber of commerce this (Tuesday) evening. MT Raymond is known throughout the business world as one of it's most forceful and successful speakers on industrial problems. He represents the inter-racial council, an organization composed of some 700 of the largest industries in the United States including many in Connecticut. The council includes not only our largest industrial establishments but also repre- sents the 32 largest racial groups in the United States, through committees com posed of their leaders.
 The great racial problem that interests the manufacturers at the present time is not emigration, which has largely been cut off, but it is immigration. A few days ago in New York there arrived in one day over 5000 immigrants It look ed encouraging, but a careful investiga- ton showed that tbe majority were wo- men and children and many of the others were returning reservists. The net amount. of new labor coming in is very small
 One of the special points MT. Raymond will present to the members of the cham Der of commerce is the advantage to themselves, as we'll as to the foreign born already here who desire to bring rela- l tives and friends to this land of promise
 of having better immigration laws. At 1 Washington today there are over BOG l bills affecting immigration, the majority of which would keep out of the country l incoming immigrants for many years. i One of the purposes of this meeting is 1 to acQuaint the manufacturers with 2 proposed bill which the members of the I inter-racial council have approved anC which has met with the approval of the
 racial leaders connected with the council | This bill would do away with the literacy test now required. but would place into
 operation a selective system of immigra | tion that would allow the able-bodieC
 worker to come in and keep the agitatol out
 Increased production is one of the sub jects MT Raymond will speak on and h. has fund of information which ha been of great assistance to members 0 the council wherever he has addressed them.
 series of these meetings are now be
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
BLDG. AND LOAN SEM|-ANNUAL MEETING

been usual in the past
 A summary of the assets and liabilities of the Building and Loan Association as presented in Secretary Smiths report follows:
 Assets-frst mortgage loans, $20,975 share loans, s3,267; supplies, $40 in stallments due and unpaid. SS6; cash in bank s1 991.S1 cash in hands of treasurer, s230.95; cash in hands of sec retary, $10.
 Liabilities-due shareholders on in stallments paid, $24421; dues paid in advance. SIS; reserve fund, $1796 dividends credited, S1,335 undivided pro- fits. $651S0.
 The receipts for the six month period were Sl2,087-9S, and the disbursements were $9,S65S2 The cash balance on hand June 30th was s2,222.16.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21

At the semi-annual meeting of the Norwich Building & Loan Association, held Tuesday evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Secretary Charles l. Smith presented his report covering the six months period ending June 30th. the report showing undivided profits of s651.- SO
 In the absence of President D. o. Ro- dier, who is on a vacation in Canada, Daniel T. Shea the first vice president, conducted the meeting. It developed at the meeting that between 175 and 200 shares in the 11th series have been taken up. New applications for loans were re- ceived and the meeting acted on three building propositions. Because of the increased number of shares taken in the 11th series the meeting was able to act on a greater number of loans than has
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.

FARMERS-Just received a lot of all kinds Of silage corn and corn fertil- izers. Call us for prices. Greeneville Grain Co. Phone S26-5. ie25d