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Sim FEINERS TO
VOTE ON PR0FFER
Were Sworn To Have No
English Dealings.

(By internations News SerViee.l
London, June 2S.-Glose advisers
Of Premier Lloyd George were today
informally notified by Dublin Sim
Fem leaders that the Sim Fem par
lament will decide that the referen-
dun is necessary before Eamonn De
Valera accepts Premier Georges in
vitation to go to London for an Irish
peace conference. II was said that
a referendum might be necessary
because the Sim Fein officials be-
lieye they must be relieved of their
oath to the Irish republic before en-
tering negotiations W. England.
This oath, administered ON June 13.
pledges all Sim Feiners to allegi-
ance to the Irish republic and to
have no dealings whatsoever with
enemy countries whore de begin?"
Accepts Invitation.
Belfast, June 2S.-The Ulster cab
met today accepted Premier Lloyd
Georges invitation to Sir James
Craig. Premier of Ulster to go to
London to attend the Irish peace
conference.
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ten bottles. II has done me great
deal of good. weigh 1873 pounds
and am in good health. l will gladly
recommend Vegetable Compound to
anyone who suffers with the troubles
which | had, and you are welcome to
publish my testimonial. "-VELMER
HENpRlCK, Route |, Sunnyside, Ky.
Tomany American girls life is often
heavy drag in consequence of ill
ness, and every mother should heed
the first manifestations, such as
cramps, backaches, headaches and
nervousness as Mrs. Hendrick did for
her daughter, and give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair
trial For over forty years this old
fashioned root and herb medicine has
been relieving women of just such
troubles.
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A.. OF Baltimore. and two sisters.
Mrs Grub. now seriously III q
Cumberland. aud Mrs. Howard Fer
euson, Of Baltimore
Harry FoItn "a
Mrs Alice West and Mrs. Marst
ret Eversole. Of West John stres3.
are a, Hagerstown today 20 attend
the funeral az ihelr nephew. the
late Harry .roiis, Who expired sue
day, The deceased was well known
here where be had number o.
family CONNECTIONS. He 10 survived
nv his widow. Formerly Mes Hel-
ferstay. ~ iIaserssown. sni thrse
daughters.
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VS. In Chancery.
The Unknown heirs OF George
Shieg, ct al,
To all persons Interested In the
above entitled cause
BY a decree OF the Circuit Court
of Berkeley County, West Virginia
entered in the above entitled cause
on the 18th day of May, 1921, the
same was referred to me with in
structions TO ascertain and report
FIRST: A settlement OF the ad.
ministration OF the estate OF George
Shieg. deceased, by the said l.
Dewitt Gerhardt. his executor.
SECOND: A settlement OF the ad
ministration of the estate OF Anpel.
ia Shieg, deceased, by L. Dewitt
Gerhardt. her administrator.
You will therefore take notice
that | have fixed Wednesday, July
18th, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as
the time when and at my office in
the Shenandoah Valley Bank and
Trust Company building as the
place where / will proceed to exc
cute the said order of reference ant
II for any cause the same is no
completed on that day it will be ad
iourned at the same place until Il
Is completed,
Given under my hand this 6tl
day OF June, 1921.
R II. BOYD.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BRING YOU QUICK RETURNS
Everybody little classified carefully


Amelia Shieg and George Shieg for
adjudication to r. H. Boyd, Master
Commissioner in Chancery, at his
office in the Shenandoah Valley
Bank and Trust Company building
Martinsburg. Berkeley County.
West Virginia. on or before the 18th
day of July, 1921.
Witness L. Dewitt Gerhardt. Clerk
OF said Court
l.. Dew GeFhardt. Clerk.
66 Z IA II % July ,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To The creditors Of George Shieg
and Amelia Shieg. Deceased:
In pursuance to a decree of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
West Virginia, made in the cause
therein pending to settle the estate
Of the said George Shieg and Amel.
la Shieg. you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the said
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ana nervousness,
and was not able
to help my mother
do the homework.
| took treatment
from two doctors
and they did not
do me any good.
Nj o t h er saw
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in the paper
and | took about.
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WOMEN MAY ACT
tBy international News serv,c,

(By International News SerVlce.I
Court House, Cleveland, June 90.
The right Of women to sit as Jul
rors in the trial Of Katherine Eva
Kaber, charged with the murder OF
her husband was upheld today by
Judge Bernon.
There are Ave women on the We
nirp
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LoST-Poeketbook containing 5000
between Fmmerts store and 525
W. John ST. Reward at the same
ABOVE adaress. B100*
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Send the journal 10 sn absent
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Commissioner in Chanceyy
6 s I IA 81 IS.
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KENTUCKY GIRL
WRITES LETTER
How She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Sunnyside, KY" suffered for
more than two years with my back
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CHAUTAUQUA|
~ Tenth Anniversary Program 1e
I9l2.l92l
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FIRST WEEKDAY
observation-disclosures OF tho Cu...nso''
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Mrs d l. MalIoy. OF CanonsbIrg
Pa. is visiting her brothers. II. ],
Mcintife, of the county, and Attor-
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
MARKET DULL, WITH
SAGC|NG PRICES
Growing British Industrial
Crisis, With Tighter Money,
Had Dampening Influence

New York. April S.--Today's stock
market was not an hour old before it
became clearly evident what little re-
manning enthusiasm there was on con
struCtivc side had been killed by yes
tcrday's unexpected rise in the call loan
rntc to Glg per cent. The renewal rate
this morning was fixed at per cent,
carrying loans over until next week, but
yesterdays late furry had given n solar
p'cXus to all hopes Of continued easing
Uif of money rates. Coupled TO this as
bull Joy killer was the disturbing over
night adviccS concerning the British in
dustrial crisis.
Neither Of these influences caused
much real liquidation. but the market
developed from the outset distinct
sagging tendency. which resulted in
lower prices all through the list with
new low records for Pennsylvania Rail-
road and Midvaic Steel. With the de-
clincS there was a further pronounced
contraction in the volume of dealing pro-
ducing one Of the dulleSt and most col
orleSs sessions witnessed this year.
According to the cable advices. the
British miners refuse to renew ncgo-
tationS with either the government Of
.
alliance which includes the miners,
transport workers and railway men,
voted to strike. and unless some agree
mont is reached. a general walkout strike
will be called to begin Sunday at mid
, night. The effect of n general strike,
il called, will be less disturbing at this
time because Of the reduced operations
OF most of the English industries, and
should have only slight influence on this
side of the water. If anything, it is
moro likely to have Quickenng effect
on the domestic bituminouS trade, which
! has suffered likewise because of the
slowing down of industrial activities.
I Some few strong spots cropped up
during the carly trading. but the gen
crul list showed rcaCtionary tendencies.
Mexican Petroleum. General Asphalt
and American Smelling denoted renewed
| selling pressure while conspicuous
hcavincss was displayed by lnterna-
tional Harvester and Virginia Carolina
/ Chemical.
After the first hour the market set
. tied down to itS duh routine for the bal
ancc of the forenoon, dealings steadily
diminishing. Further price changes were
mostly downward. >tcrls and minor
rails showing increased depression. Cru
chile. Lackawanna and Republic Stcels
averaged point losses. while Harvester
and Texas and Pacific lost 1l2 points.
Pennsylvania at %3la recorded new
low for many years.
Popular SpCriaIticS. notably tho
feathers and oils. hardened after mid :
day. but the downward tendency was
resumed when call money rates stiff
fcncd. Quite II variety of ordinarily
inactive shares were under pressure at
losses of l.. to , points.
Call money rose TO per cent in the
later dealings. This was the signal for
broader selling which Included oils,
motors and coalcrS. The final prices
not being distant from the low level of
| the day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, April S.--Following
ham rcortion in Liverpool cables after
oncnjug strength, attended by less Ia
ynrobIo news as to the EngIlsh strlkG
situation. the cotton market mere sou
off PARTIALLY G points on first transac
tions and was very unsettled; WIN Nm'
street, the South and spot houses SELL
ing. ooorcesive ond
ring opinion was that, considering tnc
foreign news, the early market mere us.
niaycJ a very good undertone: lrices AT
thc cnd of the first fifteen minutes were
about 3 points under last night ri
II is rcportcd that the National Tin
rers' Association has estimated the re 70
duction in the area of cotton lor the
seoson of 1921 30 at 90 per cent. -,
Tho market eased off In the early
oftornnon under spot house selling ana
Tnr+ber INSERTING news relative TO inc
pritIsh labor situation. Compared WIN
The close Of yesterday. prices showed
tosscs of 13 10 16 points. BUSINESS waS
wcrv ouiet. originating largely among
noor brokers. The South sent rev order'
either way. .roootod 4OOl
hoieS Including 21Sl to the Continen,
onJ io13 TO Japan and China. l"tal
ownorts thus far for the season haV'
Icon 3S24,lS bales, compared Nl.l
( 2I5 BOG bales for the corresponding
neriod last season. A.. u..
The receipts of cotton Mt the port
sor Tho day are estimated AT =f'W'
baIcs against IL, ,203 bales week age go
40 30G bales year ago ana fo'fo'
haIps two years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
NEU LOW RECORD
FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Reported Directors " ould De-
fer Diridend Action and
Make Semidnnudl Payments

With tho spectacle Of Pennsylvania
Railroad selling at $685.. the lowest
price the stock ever touched except dur
ing the memorable Pittsburgh riots in
1877, about everything else Of a local
nature was pushed aside or forgotten.
The stock fell to this now bottom price
under increasing liquidatng pressure,
while the demand for it was consider
ably less than in the amount Offering
There was nothing new especially
disturbing TO warrant the renewed SELL
ing pressure. except the delay Of the
ralroad labor board in announcing its
decision and III" growing fear it may
require some little time to accomplish
the adjustment Of railway wage diff
fcrCnCPS.
The Street. however, had new angle
on tho dividend question. 1t was not
official. but it came from such sources
A. to warrant serious consideration. 1t
was that the directors instead of re-
durng the dividend rate to per cent
rcr annum basis, as predicted would
defer action ar the scheduled meeting
for the fourth Wednesday of this month,
and postpone the distribution until the
nest quarter making the payments semi
annual thereafter instead of quarterly.
II was pointed out the saving OF in
trrcst during the three months would
atone warrant this decision. Then
again by that time the wage question
and other problems would be settled
and the management would be in posi-
liOu to measure up the future pros
ucCtS more accurately.
Dealings in the general list continued
of the same p"rfunCtOry character and
with transactions with few exceptions
made ND entirely Of very snail odd lots.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
TRADE DWRDLES
ON CURB MARKET
No Extensive Movements in Any
Croup--Independent
Oils Quiet

New York. April S.--The Broad
street curb market showed firm tone.
but the volume Of business was smaller
than on any preceding day during tne
week. Trading was so evenly pal
arced that there were no extensive
movements in any group of stock.
Celluloid, preferred, newcomer on
the curb which has just been placed
at subscription, sold Mt 100, the SUB
scription price. A feature Of the mar,
ket was the heavy foreign buying OF
British American Tobacco, local oner
ings being taken in large amounts u.
12A and 12M. Durant Motors misset ,
the support which had been IN ina,
stock for go long time and reacted
under small sales from 21 to 2O1a, put
later recovered its high of the DAY.
Market Street Railway issues were
dealt in again at the same prices tha'
held Yesterday, the common stock se,i-
ing at 4, the preferred Mt ! ano ai .ng
second preferred at Z. Southern Goa,
and Iron. after reacting to SH, moveu
m to sib. United Retail Candy Was
virtually unchanged, ranging from 'I
70 L. Support, apparently, came III ~
that level Acme Coal was talriS n,,aro
tive. selling at 1as and iF2. nI,. Ine
was a small amount OF business III az
tercontinental Rubber at r 10 um,
Radio issues were firm. the common
stock selling at ~ to = and the pre-
ferred at 21s to 28s. ,,;ot and
Independent Oil stocks were req iussss sSndi. "Hu
without special change. Car'9 os
cate was again traded led IN H. AZ Ia to IL.
and Guffey Gillespie sold at ~ NoootcI NJ
Woracaibo was in supply ana reac1ed d
20 %. Simms Petroleum was 'r"u''
in at 7% to rs. ,,.,o,. s,cc;al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
the United States also had II bearish in

the United States also had bearish in
hucnCe.
At first. prices moved, within mar
row limits. the bulk of the business
carly consisting Of changing buying
July and selling May. while local opcr-
atOrs tried TO force the nearby delivery
UPWARD. About the middle OF the scS-
sion values slumpcd on pressure from
local longs, and later liquidation in.
creased on reports that two cargocS OF
wheat had been offered for resale nl
the seaboard. The close was above the
lowest on covering.
Quotations at Bucnos Aires ended Sc
to 80 lower yesterday, and advlceS from
that city suggested the possibility OF n
strike at the port. Below frccZlng tenn
peraturcS were noted in the northern
part Of the American winter wheat belt,
but. as whole. the weather was iavor-
able for the plant. There were reports
that 400 900 bushels Of wheat and 90, :
600 barrels OF -four had been worked
for export.
The Southeast appeared to be more
disposed to market its wheat. Neccipts
at primary points were larger, incIud
ing 3G2 900 bushels at Duluth, believed
to be mostly Canadian.
Corn was quiet and generally easier
although the market was given better
support than wheat. Current receipts
were light and farmers were too busy
with working the fields to ship grain
| The visible supply, however, Is cnor'
nous, and the industrial demand slow
There was no feature in trade in oats
mutations ending slightly lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, April S.-Sterlinp was
of u cent from the previous close AT
the opening Of the foreign exchange
market this morning. Francs and i;ro
were each up point and marks showed
IN Improvement of ~ points from
yesterdays last.
Quotations were: Sterling cables
3.01%, demand 3.0l; frame cables
I.OSla, checks 7.0S; lire cables 4 36ih
checks 4.36 Swiss cables 173
checks 1913; guilder cables "a 70
checks 81 Go: peseta cables II 90, checks
l5OS; Stockholm cables 23,G2 cahIcs
23.G0; Christiania cables 1915, checks
1910; Copenhagen cables IS. 20. checks
1919; Belgian cables 7.39, checks 7.3S ;
marks 1G.2.
The premium on New York exchange
here was 12H per cent. The rate of
discount on Canadian funds in New
York today was 10 1916 per cent.
Central European exchanges were
quoted today: Vienna. 27H Prague,
1.30; Polish, .13; Greek, 7.30; Bul.
garian, l.50; Belgrade, 2S5.
In the late afternoon. sterling cabNs
were off 2sc. at 3.S0Ac, demand
3,SS3sc; frame cables lost ) points, AT
7,W3, checks 7.02; lire cables 4,35
checks 434la marks 1.6lH.
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Gullders
csGss t'sms1' ...,. -. ssSSs2 7,GP 9ssS sti9955
ToDAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS.
GsGss Rs%s"' ,. sSia ST. 1884, tSS &c., stsl sts5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
Paris Bourse Quiet

Paris, April s.-Tradng was quiet on the
RouTse today. Three per cent rentea 5Of Zoe
loan ssf pac The dollar was quaIed At III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
National Conduit and Cable Company, Inc.
First Mortgage 616 TcnYear Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
of NATIONAL CONDUIT AND CABLE COMPANY, INC..

of NATIONAL CONDUIT AND CABLE COMPANY, INC.
1920. which fled with the pursuant
Of the Mortgage shows that the Company
plying with it's maintain quek defined
the Mortgage Of the outstanding
which that $4438500 value The
5000 900 according the
has since increased.
advised has served notice of
this default the Company and that the period of grace
about April 10TH after which date remedies
the Mortgage be invoked against the Company.
The unfavorable results of the Companys operations
that deficiency which
endangs the bondhoder likely still further
than diminish In these crcumsances view Of the fact
the holders of the First Mortgage so Tenea Sinking
Fund Gold Bonds unite for the of their
undersigned representing OF the bonds have
Committee for that Protective Agreement
has been prepared of which be obtained from
Secretary of the Committee from The National City Bank
Dpotary of the bonds and Certificates Deposit
Bondholde urged deposit their bonds pos
sb negotiable FORM with October l. 1921 and all subsequently
maturing interest attached The Agreement will
that the by
by the Company and collected by the Committee will be paid
the deposting bondholders.
The members Of the Committee
of the of the Mortgage. suggested by Stock
holders Protective Committee and will solely the
of the dpostng bondhods without
New York, April 7, 1921
& STERLING CHaRLEsA MrrcBEII
Counsel Presidsn The NatIona Co
SHERMAN ALLEN. . JAMES PERKINS,.
No $ NeW wa9 YSH ssres CITY "'IMAa y g; aaS e4fcc
% Wall New York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
CIoverseed

Toledo, April s., cloyerseedSS-PIime. cash,
Af,Esrrl%ss raTs ifssss saso Es ias iSso
April and May. s2.7oi September, $3,ls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
Record New Financing

Sew York April S.-AIl records IN the
yale 0f new issues of state and munlcipal
bonds were broken In tho hrst quarter. Fig
urea compiled by tho Roud Buyer show that
an aggregate Of t9O9 900 224 OF bonds OF
this descr .prion was marketed In January,
February and March. comparing with SlH5.
rG5 900 In ~" .grr"Hpcndtng wrlod Of 1920:
and {lug. .OG5. @g3 IN tho same quarter Of
lNlO Iudginp from reports now in hand
from every section Of the country II is ex-
pected tho output Of new state and munIc-
'rpls in the current quarter viii run into
large hgurns The March offerings amounted
10 s54 N2s, COS. Il slight falling off compared
with February and January and the cor
rnnnnnhLnr mnnlh Of Inst YeAr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
II, s Rubber's Big Profits

NV - Tie tinted states Rubber Co..
He rabpc yss'c,aay showed s@i ns' 96o az
fl'r az .,,,,'orss Win sl7.72O 237 in 1919
cbsrgs Of So 900 900 for reserve for con-
,ir,.errIcs was made Ia the pamphlet report
,,.-rrn dII not appear IN the preliminary
.,.,ran.nt issued In February, THIS reduced
,h, yrar'a rnu surplus 10 iOi5,@l1, and
The ,ItnI surplus after stock dividend adjust
nIonty to ti7 325. $50.
Inventories wer" written down, fll,l5i,-
t4I During 1920 the compgny spent On
sales u.,rruyel q. 90 per cent, compared with
1919. although this businoPs suffered during
the latter part NJ tho year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Hupp Motor Corp, quarterly Of ga per
cent on common. -.
United Sta'es Rubber Co. quarterly of s.
on common and 81 on preferred. both payable
NAV Department stores. two quarterly
dividends of per cent on common ana ~
hie June / TO stock OF record May l0 and
September to stock of record August ~
ori i Juns y and. October 10 stock OF rec
ord sep.embeT l5.
BILE May 2 10 stock OF recty April 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, April S.-peclaration OF q
strike of the British Triple Alliance
for Tuesday midnight and calling up oil
the British army reserves had very
effect on wheat today and
thn market was weaker. The splendid
outlook for the winter wheat yield IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
CASHIER OR TREASURER
WANTED

A centrally located trust compaH ,,os os' Nj
the services Of n treasurer whose uo, ,,uui
he similar Ia thos. u a cashier o' ~, n
or State Bank. The right oppor'u"'S \.
proper man. In answering state sa si,sS
pccted. present connection ahd nv ,hs n
fully your aealiAcations. You M, lint ~
sWpnce OF this trust connu S,~ii,L