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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
KuoNIs We. MEVHRS.
viii wrsatls Fifteen Ten Minute
Rounds Under Now Rules.

CniraGo. Ian. IL. The mIdd'"~"ighi
Wrestling championship match he,w"cn
Johnny Meyers and johnny kllonis. Will
be held here January -. 1t was Az
uouncrd today The men Will wreStlt
nrio.u ,.n-miuutc rounds under TIA" new
WIT" '''@
\,hr.. Nr.ers generally IL conceded
the ,nnrtu.nn. kllonis claims II ana tho
match T. clur,icd I" settle the point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
rprv1oun ZOE rnAHon nROoTs

Funeral reTvIrrs for Francis iIr"'h'r'
a. ycaTr 81 Ngr. VII" died ~ W." ''"'"
Nnllov General h"Hpil"I -" h"'"I""'
u,n,uing nfI"r hm llIn"-- "f lew IA
duo TO pneumonia, ""'e no." ~ w..
fnuII, home lTrlrIdNN nfl'In""h ~
IN u'.Iu,L u., Cc"rgo g. I.""hh"it
,fnrt,ttnp Httini was mode In hr"'n
,,uDI tutl'iN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

l.lklnr Va Ian /" l'u,li Nt"h
dnil. nEoi -. uuII,r "r n'"tinuh. IN
iouI horo ~ rutnl}nln IIo 'nuuo l."
Nm"rl'u 30 N'uIr az" aud ruir"h IN -
ruluc Fireman IN rouuHl hnulI nuI
Wont Virginia until ivolv" wars nR"
whcn leo l"'aI"d "u farm III Montana
Tho Inri lonr "G hlr llro v'nH spout with
hlr daughter. Mrs & - '.ullnuhor.
con liuu. w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Burglary Insurance I
in Chicago Is Jumped

chicago jan. ID Insurance cos4e
ranisa today announced an inaTsAAN
may par,anI IL rates Tor bu'S'A'v ~
lhsn insurance III Chicago, The
..aaas paId tp HAYS bsan msds bsaAvee
81 the prevailing .'iminaiiV VIII slDo
.rriy Ia .iha. h,ss aiilss, I, ~a4 ~
.",","ad hsa1,dIHs I" w. L. UNM
y, ..lhsn ~ tbs bu,sls'y msa's'"s ~
is. ~,Ii... .a-""l.,l"u, W. ns~ yayes
~IiI ina,s.a. u,- bu'sjs'v p"'l"t SseN
" u, " .nd B"", 10 \" W. ~ Ne
L"lIuu ard EI,sD"pL., 'lsh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
OLARHNCE 7. arYDnR

koyuor. " Va, Ian. 10 .." 'lHronrn j
HnN der. Initiu"r" nnh bhiu conductor.
r"I u nuIuI,'r 81 ,"hIr, died hcT" y"tIrr
day uI pu"utuuuIr Ito wan ~ n"nIhor
"r tho EuIghIt - ~ Ilinr I"Ynl order
81 Mnurr aud order "r halfway t'"udu".
tors Ito IN ruI ,ivch by lila Vlfo aud
two daughters. nlnu by hlh father. wh"
~ 40 lriIh uId
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IIhlns " IA. Ion !" i-b""
..Aaa.d pA. rriv 81 ga rr""Ih""' ~ lh"
..,.,,. ..,,,,I md In .,that unl,iai '"Ia".
.l,,., u, ,i,.,I .I Mia hnn,a 81 Mlil i.I'"h,
ur,i ~ ito sac - n"iI'" - ""'''
i..r go I,uI""d iiln u"t'"'" ""''''I ~
rtnuuI,.n lr ph.u lee r"" ace I""'
nId a.. zee - p,"utlnHni h"'"" ''"
,.Ii. nud ..y,n ,.ltlldi g" ""' 'l'@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Cumberland Md. Ian. - .Icw'- e
over. rur many wears ruprrlnt-ndcn,
~ tho largo iHnn"ry NJ LRmhlei"r. W
Va. on tho Wcpt"rn MARYLAND RAILWAY
south Of hrrr. ~ dead In Philadelphia
according 10 word received yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
JOIN TEE OLVhHIU

New York tau - rhs HuuIrmr
hoard Of dir"'t"Ts 81 tho knights 81
Columbus today 'epi"d al Initiation
10 Join tho American olympic AsAocIs
tiop. They announced that councils
throughout tho country would asvsioP
athletic talent IL 'omPste Tor places on
tie asat American olympic team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

lilo Wa, ulau extensively 'nloieht'h IN
tho lumber business. having bson "
stnrkhuidcr Of the Elaine Nhdi""
Iuuhqr Company ana TIC Meade" i'NoT
I,.Iuhrr ruinuany ITO var a prominent
AInanu A brother ruT'lVon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
STATE MAT ARTISTS
VS.. VIRGINIA NEXT
JoJous over Victory OF ONO
wssS Dayton Primes Tor
saturday HatohsH

special To The tn'"tl-'n'"r.
Morgantuwu. tan. l.. ~- f"'NnE'N,'
over the decisive manned IN "h''H w"
MountaInecr wrestling team tr"nh,"u
ohio University here last FRIDAY h'Sh'
West virginia tanN ~" Hlr""nN pre-
dieting great tI.uEH tur the NAfStS
rrunnI,rs and aI~ confident Coach *. L.
Dayton'S pTotcg"" VIII "d"'.hF'e'
. other Kicking 20 tie tu,N"rSltN ~ VIZ
xintu mat squad. which ""n"S ""''
next Saturday for i match
In o,erv class. wi,r III" r0H''h'c 'N'
ceptlon OF tho Il5-p"uHd d!N!N!"i. u"
VARSITY Krnrplrr- h"wnd their snpc.
rIorlty over tho Bu'teN" math"h. hnd
i2praIn IInuEn. Steve ilarrI'", lur"''
Nich. McIfoua.d. t''t "uh"rScr IN" Jo"
IIarr!ch can al he depended """n -
cope with tho bet collegiate ~tr-t"''
In the country Iil'ha'd" looked go
la tho li5-p"uUd 'laS7n but ne '''"'
c>nerIeuc- nui. w!tl SslON. S'r.'l'"'
and oIhcr4 ,rnnd.nX him. will hnvs T."
ahnw n marked Improvement " nc CA
p,rts 10 hold uu - hln berth.
rivalry win ne hitter
We-r Nirrlni, lui Virginia htr EI'd
upuy ertahll-,Guy uthIcti, roi''ln'~ In
all branuaep "r ri'nI' AMI "'th'h
short time tho two s"hooir "ll! develop
a rivalry an Lllt.r Hs ihni nir"rdl -
I-Itnr between trr N"untalno"IH ""d
other achon'. IN t'ls t"n Tll" '"'r
Tho NirgipiunS a. h"lnG mot i" r""i"a u
wreriIin. aud bH r"'.ll, and thor" - I"
porqibillt, thpt ha".-"lhal Will l." hhS
ch next NcTr. though u" d"lniI" Ht"i
. byNo been taken ~ 'Ird game Ia
? ,I,v az rfn defeat -uGGcIcd al til hand"
' nf the Varsity Ia '""'h1lI last tau ""'
Wr--tiiuE p-l Winter. To" Nl'E MANS
- ha
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I,nua AMnDah saauT

thII.a.IrlL, T.. I.u ~ President
indr. hn"d.. iu.pr 81 '""''""" r'"""
.,u,i o." !, ~. "id.sI '"'"h.' ~ vs.
I".rI r,II"lr,y ~ I"'inI ~ ""'N we, h''
lpdrr Ito vr- -"v"rIr ~" rr"'" "'"
rud hnd h..u 80 ~" "utnIn"n pleas
hrr"h ""uiIru"urly rlu". lhh b''""'"'
r"r viror VII b.. beta W"hn"r'"Y '""'h
luR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

\ dummy f"r ur- IN dancing 'nE'rn'
ilru l.. on. ~ tho lnirHI Inventions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Iurnurr"U thc uniiuI wiIl
celebrate the hirIhhny uf
I!ru Inmum Franklin. rrh"Imr.
writer. Wlnl'rImnn, Hci"nlrh,
inventor. lnlhcr Of llrIfl mud
lover al mlIm"
Nv thinking Of Franklin, ""
nrr prone I" think Of hrm
rat her ng Statesman aud ~
S"ntor than n" n muH'clnn
md lover Of music tic wn".
uryrrIh"I' 81. kc"uIy fond Of
music mud II, IN fact. the III
rcmIur of an instrument
known rs the Armnnirn Clu-
vented in lIG2l. Franklin,
Thrift, MuSic--thcSc three
arc inScparablc.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
WASHINGTON, C., II,
D. c. CLERGY named
IN APPOINTMENTS
Methodist Protestants End
Maryland Conference Ses-
sion at Midnight.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
CHESTERTOWN, Md, April Ii
TIE Maryland conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church finished
its final session shortly before mid
night and adjourned. A committee
was to take into consideration. with
power to act, the project of selling
the residents parsonage, in Balti-
more and the purchase Of a new
home elsewhere.
1t was also decided to seriously con-
slider the feasibility of selling the prop
erty on Charles street. in Baltimore,
now occupied by the book concern, and
buying property that will properly
house the book concern. printing plant.
place for meetings. presidents office.
etc. The matter was left in the hands
of the trustees and book concern. The
business of the book concern increased
25 per cent in six years. while the
business of the printing plant the first
year amounted to $4,000.
cpsH Appointmsnts for Wsshins'91 and
Snyder; Georgetown. B. F. Ruley;
Mount Tabor, E. T. Kirkley; North
Carolina Avenue. P. w. Crosby;
Rhode Island Avenue. G. L. Hum
phreys: Wesley Chapel and Kent. A.
F. T. Raum: Accomac. W. c. Num-
ply; Chinooteague. Va, c. B. lurking
ton. Fairfax, Va, to be supplied;
Lynchburg. Va, j. l.. Ward;
New Church. Va, Z. C. Graham: Oak
grove and Prince Georges. Thomas
c. Jones: Potomac. J. L. Green; Ty-
reanne. Va. to be supplied.
Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gen
eral conference, T. p. Lewis; presi-
dent Western Maryland College, A.
n. Ward; president Westminster
Theological Seminary. II. L. Elderdice; ;
editor of the Methodist Protestant
+. T. Benson; missions, F. c. Klein !:
superintendent of church extension.
J. NJ. Sheridan: Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society. T. r. Woodford: !:
chapalin United States Army. J. r.
Wright.
Superannuates-J. w. Gray. A. W.
Mather. W. l.. Litsinger. ]. l.. Mills,
w. n. Strayer. J. NJ. Holmes, F. p.
Mullineaux, F. T. Tagg. G. ]. Sulli-
van. W. G. Earring. C. f. McCul-
Tough. Q. B. Bacchus. G. J. Hill. L. A.
Barnett, W. E. Sherwood. and H. L.
Elderdice.
Supernumerary-P.L L. Rice.
Evening star., 1922-04-11

Girls Princess Slips, $I.O0
OF fine quality white nainsook:
daintily trimmed with val lace and
embroidery flounces and yokes; sizes
6 to IA years.
Goldenberg'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
AMUNDSEN NEAR
DEATH IN A|RSH|P
MonopIane Bearing Explorer
and Four Companions Turns
Over at MioIa, Pa.
BY the Asaeciated Presa.

By the Associated Press.
CLARION, Pa, April 11.-Capt.
Roald Amundsen. arctic explorer. and
four flying companions, narrowly es-
capped death at Miola, near here,
when tho monoplane. in which they
were going from New York to Cleve-
land. the first lap OF q continental
journey. turned over. when it was
forced down in a field. All occupants
were reported slightly scratched and
bruised, but otherwise uninjured.
Those with Capt. Amundsen were: H.
q. Lewis OF Bellefonte. Pa; H. u.
Gade of New York. e. Huhl. and j.
Ondell.
Capt. Amundsen rested at q hotel last
night and intended. he said. to 60 to
Cleveland by train today. Mr.. Gade,
who likewise was slightly shaken up,
said he expected to go to New York.
The other men will remain here to di-
rect repairs to the monoplane, the wings
In q statement Capt. Amundsen at
tributed the accident to an over
heated motor, which forced him to
descend after he had reached an aiti-
tude of 5000 feet. In making the
landing the plane turned over.
The monoplane left New York yeSter-
day morning.
Evening star., 1922-04-11

4hxs-ft. Gold Seal Congoleum
Rugs, strictly perfect quality, in
tile and oriental designs: tan.
blue, brown. green and rose. For
halls, bathroom or kitchen use.
G>ldsabeFg's-Yeurth Fleor.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
new STREET NAME ASKED.

Representative Fred N. Zihlman Of
Maryland today introduced q bill to
change the name of Keokuk street to
Military road. keokuk street extends
from Military road at 27th
street to Wisconsin avenue. The Dis
trict Commissioners and Maj. Gen.
Beach, in charge of the Army Engi-
neer Corps, are in favor of the pro-
posed change.
A similar bill was introduced in the
Senate by Senator Ball of Delaware,
Il nd received favorable report from
the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
BILL FOR CONSERVATORY.

The fine arts commission would be
authorized to select a site in Wash
ington for a national conservatory of
music under bill introduced yes
terday by Representative Hustled of
New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
Proposals
SCHOOL HOUSE ADDITION
AT CHELTENHAM. PA.
for the

e-lVT tHe NneHehHam SchOo1 DIetrct
School District Of Cheltenham Township, for
the Structure Plumbing and Electrical Work
for Additions to the Thomas Rowland School.
house at Chetenham. all OF said work to be
completed on, or before the time or times
Plans and specifications may be obtained
on or after July 90. from Herbert c. wioo,
Registered Architect. 1910 Chestnut street.
upon deposit Of s25 by Bidders for the gem
eral construction work and SIS by Bidders
for the other work. which deposit will b
specifications with the proposals. No bid
will be considered unless submitted accord
ing to the form and schedule attached to the
spec cificatons.
for psf hs bd
accompany each bid. Checks will be re-
turned after awarding Of contract. Checks
or bonds to be drawn to order OF the School
Board.
A Surety Bond subject to the approval Of
tho contract price. conditioned for the faith
full performance Of said contract in accord
ance with the plans and spec tions, will
be required to be filed by each successful con.
tractor.
All proposals sealed and properly marked
shall be delivered to and received by Her.
bert c. Wise. regd. architect. at the above
address not later than 12 O'Clock noon on the
fourth day Of August. 1922. No bids other
wise or elsewhere submitted will be con-
sidered.
Building. Ekins Park at 8 p. NJ. Of the
The School Board reserves the risht 70
reject any all bids.
BY order OF the Board. d.
ELIZABETH Il. SCARBOROUGH.
Secretary,
Elkina Park, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
DEALINGS ON.CURB
we're MORE ACTIVE
LocomobiIe and Philip Morris
Were the More Prominent
Features at Outset ..'

New York, July 22.-The feature OF
the trading in stocks on the curb mar
ket was the activity in the miscellaneous
issues. There was only a moderate vol
ume Of business in the oil group. Trad
ing at times in the miscellaneous shares
was on an unusually large scale Tor
half holiday and some sharp upturns
were recorded. Traders were particu.. :.
larly active in several Of the low priced
issues.
The outstanding feature OF the whole
miscellaneous group was the sensa
tionnl rise in Locomobile. After having
been neglected for long time, the
stock advanced from 80 cents to $2.25
a share, but later lost the greater part
Of the gain. This activity was naturally
associated with the announcement OF
the election Of w. G. Durant as presi-
dent and the understanding that he
would give a considerable part Of his
time to readjustment Of the affairs
Of the company. Durant Motors was
fractionally higher.
Philip Morris was another prominent
feature. advancing sharply on the pro
posed new tobacco merger. Inter Cont :
mental Rubber received better support
and moved up moderately.
There were only slight fractions in
the oil group, with the exception OF
one or two Of the high priced issues.
There was n fair inquiry for Ryan Con /.
solidated at practically unchanged
prices. Standard OIL Of Indiana and
Kentucky fuctuated within marrow
limits. but Standard Oil Of New York
yielded 2 points on light trading. Min.
ing shares we're fairly active, but
moved within narrow limits. The bond
market was quiet and steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
NEWS FOR INVESTORS

.Tjdewater nj u,;lI rotiro IN Auoust
/ $4,000, 600 one year g per cent gold
notes due February I, 1923.
--Iindsav I,,ybt Comnapy ronorts for
the ak months ended Juna "a last a net
loss Of S18G3.
"a, ,r.,a.,. .. A., ,-, ~,
-" ,"po's , Ito VIZ uhi,ed Ming
u ,,unr ;ma.od .s n0c nnn em ., lily, LILY .,,tp 80 ap
piuM -, ''"'eu '''''o'''' i''pe'ia' sai'ohs
line average price or the twenty ac-
vas,erdov - Se Is ,,hi,o ~" per on'.
roiIs dscIirsd n nor Govt .o or 10 e"''
80 " '''o
-Hmerican S,Sres nn company proposes
Duiidlng Si'Voo.Vvn warehouse on
Master street; % ron Ihlrtieth to thirty :
nrst street. rams nave oeen compieted.
Business failures for the week ended
July 20. according to Bradstreets. mum
Der 81, which compares with 800 last
week. AL in the like week of 1921 =.
!a4 IN lo2o, l2o In lolo and 1S4 In
19lS.
The Denver and Rio Grande Western
Railroad was ordered placed in the
hands of receiver. The receivership
was granted on request of attorneys
representing holders of defaulted mort =
gage bonds secured by the property OF
the railroad. Joseph II. Young. presi =
dent Of the road. was named receiver.
Efforts 70 anticipate tbe market of :
fects Of any settlement of tho r,i,wav
md coal strikes have done n good deal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-Receipts, 1871 ss2 bushels Mar
sss quiet g. late decline Car S,s in expert
red winter garlicky.. s1li d1.14. Other
grades quoted at the following schedule of
No; whea, SC. under No, .; No wheat 7c
under No. 2; No: 5 wheat lie under No. 2.
s@%s aGsSrepS to 9qS,y Sysb..
ys& yss?5-Ss; :: T. ;. 5sa S;ssss: No :. :" "a "a q
>, oATsHReesip... 100. bushels. ouie, and
shs oT;' 4s Gas 's!s %o white iG o9Ho9So az 4ss
,adks akouEEnRecstp,s E-o5. sps eSs225 pounds in
are 'Iw Se aaa aEs' sr
Winter ss st:sn " wss4 aSR ,n DO S6
e. ss ssols sss:S
sHs sS G: f;'f 3s%S "',na
ssc beef sanucklss and tenders smoked and
ais de- 90 smoSad ssc Hnss so'5e Seilce' a.
loose Isc: DO smoked, iSc Bellies in p!eEie' SeiI
loose Ills lis breakfast bacon. 24c lard isc,
hiss:scorips: az. a ssIst. he latter 'OfS; for
sSr' sse s asa sGss &c. sSeonds
80 q ale; sweet creamery. choice TO fancy,
tair to good. ss q sGis c; lower y srades. $50
82c: extra prints jobbing at 43G Acc: some
special fancy brands higher: fair TO good.
EGIis-Recs.p,s q fine stock light and
5..ra arkei easS &C. ars,s Tss ss
21c; Western, extra frsts, 2Gc; frsts. 2sc;
seconds. 2oI21c; fancy candled eggs Job
bling to retailers in cartons at 81 n 32c; and
loose 20@alc fair to good. 81 2ac
CHEES E-Quiet. but steady. Quota tons
New York. whole-milk. fdts fancy. fresh
2Oh c: do: fair to good. 1914 q 20c: Long
horns. 2oh c; single Daisies. fresh, 2Oia c;
LIVE PoUr.TRY-FowIs. not Leshorns
2ss far to good ac fows
horns. according to quality, 22M 25c; spring
chickens, not Leghorns. fancy, fat. yellow
skinned. weighing . q 2iT lbs. each. 33 q 35c; ;
spring chickens, not LeGhorns. smaller sizes.
2b@ 2ec: spring chickens. Ieghorns. fancy.
SU SUsr each a3g3ss sPr5ns chickens diE Leg
l81lsc: ducks. White Pehin lsT oOc, do.
mixed colors. 4@l7c; pigeons. per pair,
old 35 q 40c Young. ~ 3Oc.
DRESSED POCLTRY-Fowls, fresh.killed,
y-pickcd. In boxes-Weightng Az lbs. and
over. apiece, 30c; weighing I lbs, 20c.
2i!35c: fowls fresh.kiled, in ibis. dry,
R2s Snd TSsnndE nmdsr ia 2s5 bT"nS w'EGRs
roosters. dry-p!cked Western. l0c; do, do,
Western 35@Ssc: do. renrby, 3s4 42c old
Southern. l73lsY spring ducks, nearby,
"a a csc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, July 22.-The market
an aalhed In the late forenoon and most
ail or the issues improved their posi-
% uEn with the exception of sterling,
Where there was u loss of 3-18c, Some
moaerate buying in French francs. lire
una the Scandinavian issues carried
mem mem up from the early morning figures.
a ane market on the whole. was devoid
ot any feature.
4 Sterling cables 4.459s, demand
sS'3399iI; Belgian cables 7.0l, checks
"a iiH;'9a "a Swiss cables 1912, checks
sv;,I,; sv;;I,n; IRE cables ,6s, checks 4.G7h !;
Geseta cables 1850, checks 1557 :.
SSwcdiSh cables 25.O7, checks 2502 !.
denmark cables 21.55, checks 81 S1 !.
s,oy Norway cables 1895, checks 1890 !:
marks 1917. A''''
"a, a., mid forenoon the market was ir.
Msular and very dull. Sterling adj.
miahceu i'l6 cent, francs / point, lire
~ ,guilderS We're steady and marks
weaker. weaker. There was no news to excite
sPe'ulat'Ve activity, hence the dul'ness
a. ths market. Sterling cables
III. aH Is; 10, demand 4.45 7-18; franc
SSaee,es' S.3s, checks S.37A; lire cables
saodta, checks 4.64; guilder cmbies
'';D., checks 1887; marks .1O&.
central European exchanges heavy.
GG~%n"'an; Gra"R 9 5o 6IE; Bulgarian. Is ;
ipoN'' ipN' yn. o." Finnish, gas; Serbian,
r.IHi, Jugo, ,Slavian, 80; Czecho Slo.
nuhian, nma,, 2,l1h; Hungarian, .OGI :
"1'EStlrian, 'Et .0OO2l: Polish, .OO1I5,
a. ne premium on New York funds
nn, ~ Montreal today was 1918 nor
SV:n!, Vau,, The rate of discount in New
ao'ao aStN Oh Canadian funds today was
GhpAY's CLOSING QUOTATIONS
csbdisssn ''''' 4,4sh s,4iis 4.eS ss'ss
'''''' a'45% s,42 485M IS 0O
J. 9opAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Den,,. Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
'9o'es -. i,i5S s,s7 i.Ss" $s,ea
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CGs.hmisnd '.... 4.ibM S.Sih S.8th 3s IA
ea0'es 500" i,i6N s'as i,SS" $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

SCHOOL pIsTRIcT Of THE TOWNSHIP
Scaled proposals Will be received at the
High school Building OF Upper Darby Town.
ship, Lansdowne, avenue north Of Garrett
Thursday August 3, 1922, for furnishing
tools labor. materials, etc, TO construct q
near sixty-ninth Street Terminal. Upper
Pians and Specification. can be obtained
at the Office OF Horace w Castor archi-
Ph!Iadephla, Pa, upon payment Of $50. SIS
cept OF drawings and specifications IN good
Separate bids will be received for the con.
struction OF the building; for the heating and
yentilating: for the electrical work. and for
the plumbing work thereof
Bids shall be made In r. accordance with
aitions OF the specifications as prepared by
said architect. ana must be accompa MED by
a certified check, as follows:
building construction. three thousand
Heating and ventIa,ing. fifteen hundrsl
EIectricli work. fve hundred 95oo) dol
ID Plumbing work. one thousand $looo) Dol.
Xii checks will be returned to unsucc.s,-
to the board OF School Directors Of Upper
Tbs Board OF school Directors reserve, tn.
right e reject any and, and all ~ BIDS ,,-, 49,
Undersigned and marked Bids for stone
By order Of the Board Of School Directors
Of the School District OF the Township Of
WV J. MILTON s.S1; LUTz;
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Chicago. July 22.-Further net deelino. "a
81 Duited from the eSnEs.tsd condition OF butter
iaiwa misrKofs during the week ending today. with
weeks being that undsrsrades shared IN
the declines to a greater extent. saws tha
cultural Economics. " Ns''
That the increase in demand for fine
butter was largely for storing was shown
by the more rapid increase in storage hoid'
inss: The coal and railroad strikes. which
thrsstshed transportation, made tho condition
'ipts At CHICAGO. New York, boston and
ladeiphia show gradual decreas, from
peak which came during the latter nert
uns but compared with last year ihey
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HEATING AND vENTILATING
SCHOOL HOUSE ADDITION
AT CHELTENHAM. PA.
for the CheItenhnm :

Plans and spec .hcatIons Of the Heating
and Ventilat!ng required In the Addition 10
the Thomas Rowland SchooIhouse, Chelten-
ham may be obtained on and after July 20
at the office OF II. Berkley Hackett Consult
ing Engineer, 500 Chestnut Street, on deposit
OF $500. which will be refunded upon the
return of said drawings and specifca tions
with proposal
All particulars and condttlon the same an
n bove stated for other portions OF the work
I(y order OF the Boa rd.
ELIZABETH Il, SCARBOROUGH.
Secretary,
Elkins Park. Pa.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. July % - ArTLE - Receipts.
lO0o head. Compared with week ago. choice
ana prime beef steers strong to l5C higher !:
,UW, lover sHades including grassers. very slow !:
beer cows and hefers and Gamers un.
changed in-between grassers sluggish: =:
molly ,ty 2oW80c lower: sopts on common to
medium cows. 5oc or more off: bulls and
YEA fesdor ra'Ves mostly 5QG lower; stockers and
u 9s1; weeks bulk prices beef steers, Ss.75
WlO.lO; butcher cows and heifers, S59T,a5;
Gamers Sa,I,n ana cutters. t2,0O@S,75: bologna
s,nasor Suals, s4.S.og4Io; veal lives, 5000. .5O
''1ies5 HoGsReasras els sa ao:S o:sS7so nss oD.0ss
and light butchers: Others steady to strons
tSP $40 !s,e nsIdc SYlk coed butchers
is$s msssm sts 'sT siS s1sfSySsfhi y ~ si
sows, smooth. is: 4o&s.iS; pa packing pasS,ns soWs
rov.~ T7o9s.6O; killing pigs. So 8SS
=. notwithstanding. 5000 head. Compared
with week ago: Fat lambs and yeariings.
mostly s9cgl lower; Gull lambs and light
sneep. *l9i.60 lower; heavy sheep. ST SO
s ws lover feeders feeders steady 70 zoe lover; best
Iab. SSi ioWsss; ,S weeks top native and Western
slS; closing bulk prices fat lambs, Sl2.5a
1s; fat light ewes. 1901: heavy ewes. S. %
@+''o: feeder lambs. sia.eoGia,s5. '''''
sod5 f'issS5tA ss&a sSy nve. Or
yH..er;i yis. &, 3 5d light yorkers ' aHs
sHEEP xSb' LAMas-ReeeIp,s. 1900
f"ssS go ''%hss hssa 'ias :,ssdy 40
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Dividends
GERMASTOWN TRUST COMPANY
kSth nIIihe

FhIINdeIphIal July l3, 1922
At meeting OF The Board OF DIRECTORS
Dollars per share was declared. payable on
August !, l92s: 20 stockholders. q record
of business July %, lS22 Checks will s.
'na''ITi Transfer hooks viii be closed from July
~ 10 August !, lU2G
- CI.ARESCE c. BRINTON. Treas surer.