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OVER-SUNDAY DEVELOPMENTS INDUCE
NJtfW sii-AKiSri ACTIVITIES IN STOCKS
Unsettling Factors Include Japanese Opposition to United
l Rf.nf.fis' Diplomatic MnvA in f.Viinn nA T.i!i.j
of Required Reduction in Steel Prices
EVENING LDqRrPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1917
1 New
opposition
proposition and
High Points in Today's Financial News
Speculative situation in Wall street unsettled by Japanese
t0 United States diplomatic move in China, new excess tax prop
indication "i -" ". "" i""- ' government. euro market unaffected bu
thtte actors. Grain closed lower, with sharp break in wheat. Cotton vrices
toared to new high ground. Lire weak in foreign exchange mkel Sur-
7Bar.ilvhicrrmatipma mK """ and "
NEW vnni.- th 10
There were many developments over Sunday of a character to unsettle
jculatUo sentiment and induce fresh beailsh activities on the Stock Exchange
jifese developments included the cablo reports of Japaneso opposition to tho
United dtatcs' diplomatic move in China, tho Washington advices of a new excoss
, proposition and tho position taken by tho Naval Construction Board, appar
ntly requiring a marked reduction in the prlco of steel on Government contracts.
For a pood part of the day underpins strength maintained prices of many
jBues at or above Saturday's final range, and somo stocks made substantial gains
the first hour of trading, but later in tho day tho entire speculative situation
",ras dominated by tho development of Increased stringency in the money market.
There was an absence of offorlngM of tlmo money, and call money, which
Tai In scant supply, was quoted at 6 per cent all through the day on tho Moor
of the Stock Exchange. Tho statement was mado by bank representatives that
this position resulted from the fact that during tho last week the Government had
Uken $170,000,000 cash from tho banks and so far has not replaced any of It,
M t was expected would bo done
It was insisted that stringency must continue until the Administration takes
jome steps to return cash to tho banks and permit the maintenance of substantial
surplus reserve
United States Steel common Indicated tho movements in the entire market
to a fair degree. That stock carl in the nfternoon was down to 127, against
111 at tho close on Saturday, and Bethlehem Steel "B" declined to 141, against
HjVi at tho closo on Saturdaj . Other industrials generally showed losses ranging
from 2 to moro than 4 points Railway Issues like Pittsburgh and "West Virginia
.nd Reading, which had showed strength recently, were also weak nnd declined
from 1 to 3 points A decline was in order at tho close
Business In tho bond market was hmall In volume, with somo of tho railway
jjjues In supply at concessions Tho Bock Island Cs sold off from 74 to 73g, nnd
concessions were noted In the foreign Issues
CURB MARKET ACTIVE AND STRONG
ON BEAR FACTORS OP EXCHANGE
. 1
KVAV YORK, Juno 18
Activity and strength vveie shown In many issues on tho Broad Street Curb
without rcgnrd to the unsettling Influence which depressed prices on tho Stock
Exchange The very factors that worked for a lower market on the big board
had an opposite Influence on many of the Curb stocks, severnt of thoso Issues being
la demand because of knowledge of coming Government expenditures
This was tho caso especially with Wright-Martin Aircraft, which was In
urgent demand because of reports of July contracts mado by France and our
own Government The sales of that stock amounted to moro than 50,000 shares,
with opening transactions at 0 to 10, followed bj a teactlon to 8T4.
The entrance Into tho dvestuff Industry of American capital made Eastern
Aniline continue a strong feature, with knowledge of tho placing of its product
far In advanco Inducing a good deal of Investment buying.
This demand was effective In advancing the price of the stock to the new
high record of 5i
In the mining stocks most attention was devoted to Stewart becauso of its
developments In tho Tuscarora silver field. The advance in the prlco of silver to
17', cents Induced Increased buying of this stock from the West. United Motors
was another strong feature, moving up from 28 Vi to 30.
York Stock Sales
AJax Hubber
Alaska dold M
Alaska Juneau .
Allls-Chalmers Co
do pref
Am Art Chcm . .
Am Beet Sugar .
Am Can . .
Am Car & Fdy Co ISVi
Am Cotton OH . .
Am Hide & Leath
do pr . .
Am lee Sec . . .
Am Linseed ....
do pr
Am I.oco
Am Malt
do pr
Am Smelting . .
do pr A
Am Sum Tobacco
Am Steel Vary
Am Sugar
Am Tobacco . .
Am Wool
do pref
Am Zinc & Lead
Anaconda .
Atchison , .
do pfd
Atlnn lllrm & Atl
High Low
I
INDUSTIIIALS
Hid
at
35
!
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2K.
SMi
29
10
ay.
OS
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43
11V4
103
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Btf
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in
70
38
IX
20
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20
10
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3J
IB 14
HI
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Bat clone.
Asked. (Sale)
Air Reduction
American Stores
Aetna Explosives
American British Mfg .
American Marconi
American Writing Paper
Canadian Car Company
Can Car & Fdy prof . . .
Charcoal Iron
Chevrolet Motors . . .
Cramp
Curtlss Aeroplano ... .
Carwen Tool ....
Carbon Steel
East Aniline
Emerson Phonograph
Federal Dyo
Haskell & Barker Car
Mendee Manufacturing
Kathodlon Bronze pref
Lake Torpedo Boat .
Lehigh Coal Sales
Lima Locomotlvo .
Maxim Munitions . .
Marlln Arms
Nrw York Shipbuilding
North Amer Paper Pulp
Otis Elevator ... .
Peerless Motor
Foole Engine
Pierce Arrow
Redden Truck
Binta Cecilia
Santa Cecilia pref . . . .
Bcripps-Booth
8 S Krego w I ....
Standard Motors
Steel Alloys
Submarine, . . .
St Joseph Lead
Toad Shipbuilding . ..
Triangle Film
United Prodt Sharing . 'A
United States Steamship. 1
t'nlted Motors 27y
t'nlted Sugar 3(1
World's rilm
Wright-Martin Air 8
fine Concent 21!
m
37
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12
2
4
33
74
U
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88
41 Vi
12
101
m
38
34
3
V4
83
r,7
102
4
no
18
80
42
10
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13
7
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28
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42
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6
43
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12 V4
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19
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284
30
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8
M XDin-l M)BNT OIL STOCKS
STAXl(AKI) OIL STOCKS
Illinois . 213 217
Ohio . .350 338 300
Prairie Pipe 272 280 270
Bland Oil of California 200 2S 203
Stand Oil of New Jcrscy.005 (115 (108
Stand Oil of New York 283 288 283
Birnett Oil & (ias
cosden Oil
Cosden & Co
Elk Basin
Federal oil
Inter Petrol
Houston Oil
2M.
12
VfX
10
B'fc
13
81V4
2
lStt
12
10
13
23
2
14
12
13
INDKFKNIIRXT OIL STOCKS-
Mil.
Merrltt OH 28
Midwest Refining 133
Met Petrol 1
Ohio Fuel 18
Oklahoma Refining 10
Osago Hominy 6
Illco
Sapulpa Refining 0
Sequoyah I
Sinclair o
Un West Oil 41
MINING STOCKS
Continued
Yes. closo.
flaked. (Sale)
28 20
135
1 Ml
20
10 10
8 8
A A
10 10
if. ift
31 31
43 42
Alaska Standard 33
Atlnnta M4
Hlg Ledge 2
Blsbce Copper (a pros)
Butte Copper & Zinc . . . 11
Butte New York 1
Cal & Jerome Ill
Con Ariz 2 A
Emma Consolidated ... 1A
rirst National 2
Goldfield Merger f
Ooldflcld Cons 49
Goldfield Florence 20
Goldlleld Kewanas 13
Green Monster 1
Hccla Mining 1
Hone Sound B
Indcpendenco Lead 11
Jerome Verde 1
Jim Butler 7B
Jumbo Extension ....'.. 37
Magnate
McKlnley-Darrngh B0
Magma Copper H
Mother Lode . . . . 27
Mines Co of America . 1
Nevada Hills 25
Nevada Wonder 1
Nlplsslng 7
Ohio Copper 1
Ray Hercules 3
San Toy 10
Steivnit 9-33
Tonopnh Extension 3
Untied Verde 38
West End Con (1(1
Whlto Oaks 3
Whito Caps 1
Ycrington 24
IIONDS
American Smelters Bs 03
Atlanta Charlotte Cs 07
Bethlehem 5s 08
Cosden Oil 6g 100
Cosden & Co 6s 07
Erlo Ds ... 07
Russian Government 5V4s 73
Russian Government 6Hs 81
Southern Railway Cs . 07
Sinclair Oil 6s . 05
Todd Shipbuilding 6s . 101
N Y State 4s 105
38
12
3
11
2
Mi
2ft
1A
3
7
fit
25
13
Ift
8
sr
13
1
77
30
U
AS.
45
29
1
30
1
7
1
4
18
A
2
39
08
i
13
1
Ml
3
1A
1A
8
1
75
30
28
7
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10
2 A
39
OS
03 02
08 08
98 08
01 103
09
97 07
75 72
83 8
07 97
90
103
00
f NEW YORK BOND SALES
13000 Amer Agr deb U ...
HI000 Anglo-French Ba .
1M00 Am Foreign Sec Bs .
3M0 Amer Tel clt 4s .
,12 da Bs
tSt r1".?111, Co 4Vi a .
ffi A,Jhlson gen 4 .
JSSJ do cv 4 1055
lffii.l0.e.v.4 l!"i.
J00I) (J0 cv Jli-
IS !,th BWrH Bs
ffi J.'r?ok Un Klev lt Bs
8SVtnt Leather 1st Bs.
i0. .conY
Sffl Alton SVis
iffiffl' Wist 4s .
S8 ehd,o1're4Bg.0,l,, 4'
lSnXX .P '""f Wst Os
iVS .:v 4Hs
TnTJ. "' OS
B'rrVV do Bs tint, !&
W Interb n T ref Bs
TOH 4X ,0w Q H 4V4s
. HlBK nfii N"1" 4s .... 0i 03 OS'
! MJo2a L,H 'h ,s w 1 KW8.50 100 100 5-50
'P.'" nisai os V I'T
High Low Close
101 101 101
03Vi 03V D3Vs
03 01'i 04
87 87 87Ts
0KV4 HhS HSH
U0 4 00V4 00J4
80 ts 811 MJh
101 101 101.
1UIH lulH 101U
tlH 08 118,,
110 UoVi tioji
WIU 8'lVi Sl
00 00 00
UJVi 03V4 3H
1)5 05 05
1)11 i OU4 SIO
84V4 84Vi 84V4
80 80 80
411 40 40.,
(17 07V. I17'4
OS lfSW oii?
', 054. 54
UHW. lOUVs luovi
K H5S 85??
V 1MH ya-f
801 h'J MlVi
74 73 7J
(,0 80 80,
IMH 03V4 9JH
81 Nl 81
B5 55 65
. I1SV4 (18 118
. 00H CO U9fy
in? 10H KIH
102 102 103
04 04 t.
87U 87S W
101W 101 101J4
7B 7V 70V4
104H 10441 lOIJI
I0ii 102Vl 103V4
no no no
Ml NO Nil
117. 117 117
tfd 4V4B 85
!7f
1U UJli UlVt
i,J ' Co. Br A 10TJ4 107W J07M
jontJL'ower Bs QK l)0 Bliji
Jfflnm If script. 0Vi .OiJVi i'V4
SJ, rubs 8s. ,, ion loo joo
1 Y I'lmllbll inl iftt In I
1000 N 1' Cliy 4s I960
BOOO do 4Vis 1003
C000 do 4Vi s Nov 1DG7
1000 N Y Tel iren 4'4s
High.
. u
103
111)
94
102
110
94
Close.
00
103
110
94
luuu I lei Krii -m-jo , vi bi ;,
8IKIU Norf c West CVt 4V4s 1J1V, 15H 131's
Uooo Nor Fuo prior 4s
Diiiiii uo gen js ,
44001) l'enna gen ct 4 lis
J00O I'ero Marauette 4s
4000 l'ubllo Herr N J Bs
3000 Heading- gen 4s
73000 ltep I S Bs
louo SI I, I M t S 4s
25000 at L & S P alt w I
1U000 do ber A 4s
1000 Seaboard A L rfd 4s
11000 Houth l'ac cv 4s
BliOO do cv Bs
1 noil do rfd 4s
1000 South Pao cv Bs
UOOO Houth Itwv gen 4s
BOoo Third Av ret 4s
1000 do 1st Bs
3000 do ad Bs
1000 Tol IVo VV 4s
8000 U H Hubber ct Bs
11000 do Ha
151)00 V B BtMl s f.Ss
WW Union l'ac cv 4s ,
05000 UKof l II I
U000O do 6V4s 1018
I7U0O do BV4. Ill It) new
21U00 do BWs 110
11000 do, Bfts 1031
"000 V. I C C 1st Bs
BOOO Va Car (lira Os
ig .!!.. M,.
8U0U HB -i'vi Vi ,
B!) no HS
03W l,JJ4 I13J4
0-ifi llSfJ DVS
7J 734 7.'2
8T, 87 87
01V4 D1V4 014
lDOVi 1O0K 100V
77. 77 77
V (I0J (10'i
OJ. 03 03H
US 03 113
83,, 83 83
HI) 4 HUH VU4
85H H5ii H5U
OBjJ 01) ft C
(17.U (17V 79i
lit IU1 UO
100 100 100
41U 41U 41U
01) CO 00
87J4 87 87'4
loifl ioi ;t 101 jl
SoiJ lniC ioi H
M'i 8H 80V4
voK SOU
Ullli 80S OUK
00 us4 viv4
US V8
looVi lonu
100 100
100
not!
oo1
"i1
88
ii a
104U
100
100
lUOU WMt N y A l' 1st Bs 100
Total sales. L010,000, compared will) $2,.
171,000 Ut Mondaif.
71
6
4
28
80
92
93
494
40
14
02
26
23
BO
71
11
BO'S,
107
09
33
7t
121
198
54
90
32
70
6
4
27
86
02
94
48
71
40
14
M
25
23
60
00
11
eo
105
99
33
71
Net
Close chge.
70 1
6
M.
4
27
80
92
04
48
1
1
2
71 2
40 .. .
14
89 3
26
23 Vi
80 3
9 2
11
00
105 2
09 1
33
71
118 118 2
192 192 3
62 62 3
90 96
31 32 I
81 82 2
101
90
10
84
101 101
00 901',
10V4 IflSi,
.nuan coast lln 113 113 113
Allan Uulf & W I 118 108 108 5
UO piu . . 62 A3
3 01
100 100
73 72
09 00
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Ja registered 10
s- . minnn . 11)111) i
51: BSE.M.itw .
8s, coupnni liP00t
4s, registered, lv2J
4s, coupon IB??
inoft 1946
Aalc
1V40
4s, cou
I. MinnaA
Panama. Vs. regtere)
Panama 5s, nff.sjsre
t'itiamZ Is. rsglstsr
Baldwin Loco . .
do pfd
Unit & Ohio
'do pfd
Barrett Co
Beth Steel D
Burns Bros . . ,
Butte & Sup Cop
Cal Petrol .
do prct 52
Canadian Pacific 180
Cal Packing Co
Central Leather
Cerro do Tasco
Chesa & Ohio
Chi M & St P
do pref
115 116
147 110
A3
03
100
72
9
3
1
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
100
41
21
99
41
20
61
11
140
99
38
00
30
00
75
0
13(1 139
7H
1
41 1
30 1
81 2
38 V
92
36
B9
75
109 111)
38
02 3
36
50 1
75 . ...
Chi & Northwest 110 110 110
Chill Copper
Chlno Con Cop
Col Pool & Iron
Col tins Ac Eleo
Consol Ons
Cont Can
Corn Products
do pref
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Del & Hudson
Dome Mines
Distillers Sccur
Erie
do 1st pref .
dfi 2d pref
Elk Horn Tuel
Gaston Williams
Clcn Eleo Co
General Motors
Ooodrlch, B F
C3t North pref
Clt North Ore subs 83
Greene Can Cop 42
uulf Htate steel
lnt Agr
do pref .
Inspiration Cop
Interb-Cons Corp
do pref . .
Inter Mer Marine
do pref
Inter Paper
lot Nickel
Kansas City South 23
Kennccott Copper 46
'i. ...';fi
Lack Steel .
Lehigh Valley
Louis & Nash .
Manhat Kleo .
Max Motor
do 2d pref . .
Mer Petrol .
do pref
22
66
60
40
108
08
30
101
70
.43
112 1'11 111
10 9 9
20
23
38
29
36
32
187
110
51
107
32
42
123
10
51
61
9
64
27
81
37
40
23
41
94
6S
22
. 57
83
41
108
. 09
32
101
82
44
22
26
39
20
37
33
150
lit
5
108
120
10
53
01
9
55
29
81
38
41
1
2
611
B0
40
108
08
31
101
70
43
1
1
1
1
20 2
25
38
20 -t-
36 1
32
157 1
110 1
Bl
107
32
43
123 1
10
63
03
0
84
. 97
04
135
115
81
32
. 98
93
Miami Con Copper 41
1
3
1
27
81 1
37 1
40
23
44 1
01 3
01 1
124 121 2
118 115 3
48 48 1
32
03 2
93 1
40
62 lt
6
29
.17
35 1
38 1
86
24
31
91
93
40
02
6
29
87
35
38
50
24
1
3
-
-2
Mldvalo Steel 04
Mo Kan & Tex 0
Mo Pac vv I. 30
do pr vv I . . 57
Nat Con & Cablo. 37
Nat Enam & Stpd 10
National Lead 57
Nov Con Cop . 24
N, Y Air Brake 117 117 147
NY Central.. 02 91 91 1
N Y N II & II 36 35 36
Norf & West . 126
North Pao 10 1
Ohio Gas 130
Owens Bot 03
Paclllc Mall . 27
Pac Tel & Tel 20
Tenna K It . . 83
Philadelphia Co . 33
Pitts & West 83
do pref . . 66
Pitts Coal ctfs 67
Pressed Steel Car 73
Pullman l'al Car 145 142
Ry Steel Spring 64 53
Ray Con Copper 20
Reading .. 07
do 2d pref 4 Hi
Ren Iron &. Steel 01
do pref 104 103 103
Royal Dutch 83 61 (13
Saxon Motors 31 20 29
Sinclair Oil 81 62 BJ
Seaboard A L pref 27 27 27
Sears Roebuck 173 170 170
Savage Arms . 108 100 100
Shnttuck Arli .. 27'i 20 27
Sloss-Sheff St & Ir 01 89
Southern Paclnc. 91 93
Southern It It 27 37
Uo pref 66 66
Superior Steel . 47 46
Studebaker 4 "1T4
Stutz Motors 41 40
Tenn Cop & Chem 10 16
Texas Company .214 210
Third Ave R R . . 22 21
Tobacco Products 59 88
T & W . . 46 46
un Hair & Paner ll n
Union Pacific
35
125
104
133
93
20
20
53
33
32
65
63
75
28
95
41
88
133
101
131
03
30
26
63
33
83
05 3
83 2
76 2
113 2
BS 1
28
05 1
41 1
88 3
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
50
03
27
66
46
83
46
11
137 136
80 80
cd Alloy Steel 15 44:
do pref
Unll
40
16
211)
21
58
46 . .
11 1
130 1
80
44
4
-1
United Clg Stores 107 103 101 1
United Fruit
U S Ind Alcohol
U S Ind Alco pf
U S Rubber .
U S Sm & Ret
do pref ....
U S Steel .
do pref . .
Utah Copper . .
Va-Car Chem
Va Iron C & C
Wabash . 12 Mi
do pref A 40
do pref B . 20
West Maryland 21
do 2d pref 30
West Union Tel 93
Westlnghouse Mfg 62
Worth Pump & M 37
130 131 134 1
168 161 161 6
101 101 105
60 60 60 1
60 B0 89
60 50 60 . .
130 127 127 3
117 117 117
llt 100 109 1
44 42 12 1
71 70 70 1
do pref A . .
do pref B ...
Wheel & L E
do pref
Whlto Motors
Willys Overland
Wilson Co
07
63
16
35
40
33
74
12
49
6
20
30
93
51
34
97
0
15
34
40
80
72
12
49
36
20
80
03
In'
FORMER GREEK KING
HAS A ROUGH VOYAGE
GRAIN AND FLOUR
IVIinAT Ilecelpts. 194 087 bush Tho mar
ket was entirely nominal end quotations rrs
omitted
COftN Ilecelpts. 21.901 bush Trade was
nulet and prices showed no Important change
Quotations: Car lots tor local trade, as to loca
tion. Western No 3 yellow tl 8261 83i do. No
4 yellow. 11.80191 81. do. No. 3 yellow $1.78
1.79
OATS Receipts 81 355 bush Offerings were
moderate and the market was quiet and without
Importsnt change Quotations No 2 white,
744 G75c standsrd while. 73Vi 074c No 3
white. 72V4 878c No 4 white 7m 72c.
iK.F,i,l,ll7KcSJi'1 MO bbls and 1 20 401
lbs. in sacks The market was dull and wiaker.
Quotations per 1H1 lbs In wood (cotton or
i?!?. !.ck" ;!'ut -De I"' Winter straight 112
straight, 112.756 1;.25, do. patent 18.25'14.
Srln. Jlrteler 1291.'.75 do patent, 111.35
5,14. Jo favorit; brands 114 BflBll.B. city
,nll.1l.c,l?,lc,'i.n,, fancr PUM 114 6(fl4 75.
H1L FI.IIOH was qultt but firm under smalt
supplies W quoto 1114117.'. per bbl as to
quality
PROVISIONS
'.Tiers was a fair JobblM demand an) tho
market ruled steadi. The quotations wire its
follows: City beef, In st smoked and alr
drled. 81o. western beef In sets smoked sir
cl.,Jr "3e5f- t'lu;kl" """I tenders smoked nnd
air-dried, 38c. wsstern beef knuckles nnd
tenders smoked, 80c beef hams. 130Sf83.
pork, family,, 44 B0O45, hams, M 1- cuVed!
loose, ZZOiS'ic. do skinned, loose SOS Sr.'7c
do do. smoktd 27V3'c other hnms smoked.
city cured, as to brand nnd average, X0tJ8io.
belled, boneless 40- plcnlr shoulders ii. 1".
cuf,d loosu. ille, do smoked T2c bellies In
pickle, according to average loose 2c, break
fast baron, as to brand and average, city
cured 88c breakfast bacon western cured 3V,
lard, western, refined, tcs Jlc do do, do tubs,
2a lard, pure city keltlo rendered, In tcs .
24c do do do In tubs 24c
REFINED SUGARS
-Tliej rrnrKnt was quiet but stesdj on a tasls
i'i i uvu lor riirn una granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nmTnit Fancy nock m well cleaned up and
firm. Quotations Wietern fresh solid pucknd
crrsnwry. fono specisls 41c extra J)340o,
extra firsts 36c firsts a"4n seconds 30' .
nearby prints fano 42c, average extra 40W
41c Orsts 3SC8'.'c seconds 30U S7c special
branch of prints JoMIng at 4SIT4Nc
KUUR The mark t ruled firm on funey stock
with demand Rborblnir the. limited nfterlnss
but much of lira supply was of t,nnttmctle
es which were dull nnd weak Quotations
follow Nrnrh firsts 110.20 per caso. nearby
current receipts 11 in) nor cano, western extra
firsts to 30 per case do firsts 111 1)0 per chso
fano selected candled rggs wero Jobbing ut 4uO
41n per doxen
l'lli:KSK llui rs showed little Interest nnd
the msrkct uas bnreh steady. Quotations were
as follows New lork full cream fano new
23 8T24C, do do fair to good ne :.1'a.'3tc
do part skims ll&fltc
POULTRY
I IVH Defttrablo utock wan In fair reqiiMt
and MklurH rre vv mMntttlneil u ruler inrd
erat offerings Follow Inn nr the quota
tions Koul an to quaut, 24(fSrc roontrri.
10917c, Rprltiff chick. ns not Lg herns plump,
ycllow'aklnmd weiirh.n 1? I1 lli. aN-ce,
USftfiUk. while luliorn uHghln? iM' lbs
apiece 22W2o ducx Pekln C0$f21e, do. In
dian Hunner 1701Hc plreonn old pr pair.
2502Sc, do, ounir, per pair SOUtHie.
DHtsSSI-:!) POUTiftY-teRlral.e atnrk wni
well cleaned un nml llrm. with rrlren of fnula
Ho higher. Quotations Koula 12 to box milk
fed dry picked fancy wetetted 2C1c welKhlnn
4 Iba, and over apUce 20c , welching 3H lb"
apiece .Me weUhlnff 3 lbs ptee, .Vds-Ho.
fowl Iced In bbls fanc dry plrk-. Welnh
lnr 4 lba. nnd over apiece 23lic, smaller alzen.
Itlv .U roosters, dr plckid Ific, hrolli ra,
Jerae fancy 4004 hrolKrs other nearby,
welkhlnff Htv2 lba apiece 3740e, smaller
aUea rfUi3bc turkeya. frah killed Iced per
lb Western at hi re '1W2 tommon 20
kf2'2c ducka lirarbi aprlng 230 24c squab
per doxen White, v.elchlnir 11 to 12 lbs per
aozen. 94 .'ifi i wnue weiffninc u to iu
lba per dozen o mtar-l 10 white, weighing
8 lba per doxen 1 3 1 to, white welshlnc 7
A (it 04 lha
vz
He and Ills Wife Seasick on Trip
to Messina, Sicily
Mi
81U 1
81 2
07 ... .
HOW,
15 y.
SI
40
31 Y
7H Z
Ex dividend (leneral Chemical preferred,
H, . gloss-Shcrtleld preferred 1 , eyman
liruton Company, 3 and 2 extra Weyman-Ilruton
Com??ny "referred. li . Manila nioctrlc I.Uht.
1V4, Tobacco l'roducts preferred 1. . Kelly.
Hprlnsfleld preferred 14 . Electrlo Storago llat
icry. 1
Total sales. 164,100 shares, compared with
013.01& shares last Monday.
Initial for Moncton Tramways
PITTSBURGH. Juno IS The Moncton
Tramways, the New Drunswlck proposition
of the late T N. Barnsdall, has declared
an Initial dividend of 2 per cent.
Kanawha Miners Ask Wage Increase
OHAHLteSTON, W. Va . June IS. De
mands are being: presented by miners of
the Kanawha district for a waica Increase
similar to that recently granted the miners
of Indiana. Illinois, Ohio and Wsstern
Pennsylvania, The demands Include, ft
.. ingress of ten cents a. ton Bn the
Mr(nlr.4?: t Ity ctnta a. day e the
M-J', ,s
nOMH, June 18.
A dispatch to tho Olornalo d'ltalla says
rormer Klnp Constantino of Orcccc has ar
rived nt Messina, Sicily, nml Is expected to
Icao Immediately for Snlticrland
Theformer Klnp; and his party, consisting
of Queen Pophla, the Crown Prince, other
members of tho royal family nnd several
Oreck dignitaries. nrrlcd on the Oreck
transport Sphaktcrla, which was escorted
hy Italian, French nnd Ilrltlili torpedoboat
destrojers nnd two smull.arcek transports
lloth Constantino nnd his -wife suffered
from eoaMcknets during the passace, which
was n rouph one, especially off Cephalonla.
I.ONDO.V, June 18 Tho arrest of Colo
nel Orhai and other flreek oftlccrs con
cerned In the flffht with the French caalry
patrol which occupied tho Greek town of
Lnrlssa Is reported In a Ileutcr dispatch
from Salonlca Tho troops of the Greek
Rarrlson who attempted to escapo hao been
mado prisoners (Tress dispatches from
Ralonlc.i last week said scernl French nnd
tlieck soldiers had lcn killed In a fight
at Larlsca )
A dlspauh from I'iraeus. the port of
Athens, snjs that the Mayor of that city,
an Pdlierent of ex-Prcmlcr Vcnlzelos, who
was drlien from odlce nt tho tlmo of the
rojallit riots In Deccmlirr, nas resumed
hla duties Order prexolls In Piraeus, as
well Is In Thessaly, whhli Is bclns occupied
hv French troops '
I'AHIS June 18 Premier Rlbot has sent
the follow Inj; message to Fluthcrlos Venl
zelos cx-Prcmler and head of the proxl
slonal go eminent at Salonlca
In confldlm; to Franco the mission to
take In their name measures to facilitate
tho return by the Greek people to tho
unity the helped to found, the protecting
powers desired to show that the princi
ples thnt Inspired them a century nco,
when tho heroes of the war of Independ
ence shed their blood to assuro Greece a
place nmonR tho free nntl'ms, hao ro
tnnlned unaltered through the vicissitudes
of history "
Who could better nppreclate tho con
cern with which tho -rea protectlnir
powers wero animated and their firm
resolution to assure tho destinies of
Greece In the traditional path that led to
Us grandeur than tho eminent leader,
whoso Rencrtus nrdor and disinterested
couragt no less than his political fore
sight, renewed tho Internal life of tho
Greek peoplo nnd realized most of their
legitimate desires for expansion?
N'othlnc; could better respond to the
deepest sentiments of tho French peoplo
than to bo so lntlmntely associated with
the great natlonil mocmcnt which will
be pursued with the support of tho pro
tecting pwers by those who In the dltllcult
hours nccr doubted them nnd were able
to prcparo for the triumph of free Institutions
lbs per doxen I.' otf J 73. white wclghlna
0 small and No 2 50c u Jl S3
per iVizen 1 7S2 10 dark tl I
FRESH FKUITS
Tho market was generally stend with
demand fu.tr Quotations follow Applis per
bbl lien DaMt 14 1 "0 llaldwln, JI4r.'..
apples northwestern per box tl S04PJ lo
lemons, per box IdCM, nranires 1 InrldH per
eral Ilrlant, fancv tails no russet fancy
t.'QSM) poor 7r.crl f0 gnpefrult Tlorlda
per crnto M rOSi!3 pineapples l'orto Hlco
per crate JIW4 strawberries per quart Jer
sey 4if 10c Taslern Hhorc. 480 Delaware and
Maryland 4Wc blatklierrles North Oarollna
per quart 10012c, huckleberries North Caro
lina, per quart lJCMnc cherries per K lb
basket Sour 4tiCr00c, sweet 0,lc peaehis,
Oerrgla per carrier, !-,1i'3 watermelons Flor
IJt. per our I.'S0QIII0
VEGETABLES
The genernt markot wns quiet and prices
favored buyera Quotations YVhlto potatoes
Houth Carolina tier bbl N'o. 1 JDtforjii No.
2 7MS. culls Mtt'u While potatoi a N'orth
Carolina per bbl No 1 IMWO, No. l,17
culls, 3t. White potntoea Eastern Shore
per bbl N'o 1. lOWl 50 onions Texas, per
crate No. 1 11 101 40 No a DOcWtl.lo
Cabbage, Charlvston per Mil. crate ilUlZ'i
do. Norfolk, per bbl crate I14T1 ,10 lettuce.
North Carolina and Houth Carolina per basket.
OOcttJl Celery 1 lorldv per 10 Inch crate 1
Q-. lleans North Carolina nnd South Caro
Una green per tinsket 110175 do North
Carolina and Mouth Carolina wax p?r haski t
oOcGHl.DO, do Norfolk. Kreen and wax per
basket. li,2'i0JV) ligBPlnnt Florida per
box, lir.ilSia l'eppera I lorlda per box IJW
2 7fi. Hquash Florida per box llvHOO Cu
cumbers llorlda per basket 1104j:i He, ts,
Norfolk per 100 bunches 1W4 Tomat(s
Florida, per crate, fancy IJ&2 Ml choice 11.50
(P1.75. Mushrooms per 4 lb biskct tlu'l 50.
Financial Briefs
Tho annual meeting of the William Cramp
& Sons Ship and Engine Hulldlng Company
will be held at noon Thursday, Juno 28
Tho New York Subtreasury gained JG,
060,000 from the banks on Saturday, reduc
ing tho cash net loss since Friday to J3,
192,000. A Stock exchange copartnership has
been formed between Percy C Matthes nnd
Hubert 13 Kemerer, trading under the name
of Kemerer, Matthes & Co They w 111 locate
their olllco at 1101 Wldcncr Uulldlng
A Chlcngo Hoard of Trade membership
has been sold for J 1 375 net to tho bujer,
or 376 obovo tho Ust previously leported
sale
Standard Screw Dividend
NDW YOniC, Juno 18 Tho Standard
Screw Company has declared a dividend of
C per cent on tho common stock, payable
Jiilv 2 to stock of record June 18 Although
not designated as a quarterly dividend. fc
Is understood tho company will make tins
the permanent dUIdcnd rate quarterly with
extras from time to time In the past two
years tho company declared 152 per cent
extra dMdonds on the common Directors
nlso declared the regular semiannual divi
dend of 3 per cent on tho preferred "A"
stock and 34 per tent on the preferred "11"
stock, payable July 2 to stock of record
June 18
Sugar Futures Irregular
NF.W YORK Junt! 18 The sugar
futures market opet.-)'! Irregular today and
S points down to 5 points higher, with sales
on the call 350 tons Wall Btreet supported
tho market with the supply coming from
scattered trade Interests, but ring; traders
saw little in the way of fresh developments
to stimulate acthn trading either way at
the moment
nip; Gold Shipment for Federal Bank
NEW YORK, June 18 Oold to the
amount of 122,000,000 has been received
by J. P. Morgan & Company from Canada
The entire amount linn been sold to the
Federal Reserve Uank
too i-tk ipii ri.vHsinrATiox
HEATHS
HADI.nY June IT. MILLIE HADL13Y, sister
of Uessla Allison and Catharine Mlllwnrd ltela
tliea and friends Invited to funeral services
Wed ,2pm at 21N N llamaey at (5.1st und
Rocs stsl lnt Northwood Cem
WANNKIl June 18, LOUtS husband of
Jeannetto U Wanner, aged OJ Relatives and
friends also MeUta Lodge .No
2115,
A M i Jerusalem cnapter, no a jioyai Arcn
Maaons. Invited to funeral
and
2
services Thurs
p tin JrVlf I.V.-ljunV'ls" 'WILLIAM- ll f TlitF.
FITHH. Relatives and friends, also porter
Ijjdxe. No. 284. V and A M of Cataaauqua,
Pa ate Invited to funeral services Wed, 12,
noon. In the ihspel at Falrvlew Cem Cata
aauqua Friends may call, 5314 Master st ,
Tuea . 8 to 10 P m
UTRICKCn June 18, KUPHEMIA, wlfs of
H. Mtrlcker Relstlves and friends Invited to
funeral service;. Thurs. 1.J0 p. m southwest
corner 60th and Media sts. Int. private.
LAULETfA Juns 14. at her fats residence,
780 Carpenter at , TKItEaA. wits of Joseph
!
t ttlelle avsil TO. Relatives and zrlei
vltsd to funeral services. Wed . o'clock, at
St Mary Magdalene Church,
fiy"- -
Relatives and friends In-
, g o-ciock. ai
Int. Holy Cross
HsM.P WANTKIV rKM.lt ft
FrXtEHNAL AMERICANS
Removal of Union Council and Meeting
of Funeral Benefit Association
Junior Past State Councilor Sheneman
officially visited Star of the Union Council.
No. TT, In Its new and very spacious quar
ters, 1C26 Arch street, last Tuesday evening;
and was highly gratified with the large at
tendance The greatest Interest was shown
In the effort to secure n. large class of can
didates for a special Initiation during the
next few weeks. Secretary Grace prom
ised to secure sovcral and urged all present
to Join In tho effort
Almost sll of the various councils of this
city were represented In tho annual meeting
of the Funeral llenent Association held at Wash
ington. D C . en W ednesday last
Grace Council, N'o 031, held an Interesting
meeting last lYtday evenlnr when Council Droth.
er Frederick O Kurts nave an extended report
and talk na to the meeting of tho Funeral liene
!H Association The treasurer reported having
subscribed for I COO of Liberty llonds.
The monthly meeting of tho Uood of the Order
Association will b held thla evening at Court
land Haundera Council, No sail, at 4115 Lan
caster avenue whtn reports will be made as to
memorial services excursions and visitation to
rMpersville. on July " Hon Alexander M I)e
Haven will bo present and give one of bis very
excellent sddresses All councils should bs rep
resented by all members possible All mem
bers are cordially lnvncn to t present
A grand visitation will bo paid Thursday eve
ning next to Fidelity Council, No 21 nt llrlstol,
when members of tho Mrro-C-ff-Knund Associa
tion will ho iarkely represented It Is rxtrerted
that delegations from various councils of New
Jerae will bo present Members should meet
not later thhn R o clot k at llridKo street Frank
ford Ii lake th.. car tn llrlslol This wMI ho
a great event and every ons who can do so
hiiuuiu le pttseiil flute (.uumil oltlcits will
be present A speilol prortrnm hns been ar
ranged for the event
Jr. P. S C Sheneman la arranging to visit
with S c Secrettr lord True Friends Council
No. POO. at Trumbauersvllle Pa. for the nttr
poso of assisting in snolher lsrgs class Initia
tion to bo held soon by that council.
FIDELITY ASSEMBLY
ELECTS NEW RECORDER.
r i i
Pcnnsylvanin, Like West Phila ,' s
SONS OF AMERICA
THE MACCABEES
Work ot Reviews nnd Ccntrnl Commit
tee of Woman's Benefit Association
Quaker City rtcvlow 1315 Columbia ave
nue, Mrs Carrie I'osern commander, re.
ports a flno nicotinic last Thursday evening,
but that It missed tho guard, who wore
having art extra drill meeting In order to
do good work nt their flrBt professional np
pearanco In this city, whloh will help them
along wltn tliolr Fort Huron Trip Bund
Quaker City evidenced lis patriotism by
purchasing a Liberty Pond
Iletsy ltos ltelew, Allegheny avenuo and rt
street, Mrs O.nrKlna Fnitland commander
kindly turned over tho uso of Its hall nfter
n short meeting last Tuesday evening and re
ceive 1 n vote of thanks na did Ooorge. Kvnhs,
who Is taking so much Interest In helping them
alonR with the Port Huron trip finances
Central committee had a most enjoable time
Wcdneslny evening nfter Its monthly meeting
which was held at the residence, of Mrs Georitlna
Fnsland 4712 I) street Arrangements wero
mnde to again take lis annual summer nutlng
when the TIohs lluslness Men s Association LO
to Atlantic City and the August outing will be
a boat trip to Wilmington
Kostnno Review Flft third street nnd Hav
orford avenuo. Mrs p M Helms commander
conferred tho first nnd second degress upon a
large class of candidates tho unwritten work
being communicated hy Pupromo Chaplain Dur
pln Tho streoptbon slides were used for the
first tlmo, Mrs Minnie Fvnns commvnder of
llurtram Review being In charge of tho stero
opticon Many members from other reviews
were presont .vnnnuncempiit was mado th it
the annual memorial services in memory of
those who passed to the Oreal Jleond during
the year would be held at Liberty Hall Fortieth
nnd Chestnut streets, on Wednesday evening,
Juno 27 Ihls meeting Is open to the public
and free
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
N'llW YOItK, Juno 18 There wns an
lrrcgulnr opening In coffee futures today,
first prices showing a decline of 3 points to
an advance of 2 polnta. Trading on the
call was quiet, sales amounting to 2750
bags
Today s Today's
uptning close
.70J7f5 7t0j7l
'7 00i 7 I)') 7 0fl7 1)7
Annual Excursion to the Chnlfont
Home nnd Dedication of Orphanngo
On Saturday next the camps of Philadel
phia nnd vicinity will hold their annual ex
cursion to the P O S A Home, located at
Fhalfont, Tn , nnd tho new orphanago will
bo dedicated The history of the home la n
fine record of tho duties performed by the
various members of tbp homo corporation
They have been nt all times ready to do
more than their duty -o mnkc this Institu
tion one of tho lending as well as tho most
homelike, places In which tho old members
of the order could cud their days Alvln
Carpenter, the chairman of the reunion day
Committee, has devoted himself to tho work
of the homo for the last eight years, and
largely through his efforts the excursion
each ear Is looked forward to os a day
greatly to be enjoyed by the members of
the order
Camp No 302 of Relwood, Pa hns been
working consistently during the last Mir to
build its camp up In that section and nt
tho present time It Is amomr the leaders
for the prize offered by the Htate Camp to
the subordinate camp having the largest per
centage Incrtaee for the ear ending June 30.
delphin, Adopts a Fraternal
Child in the A. O. M, P,
Fidelity Assembly never had such ft
crowded meeting; before. The, matnet was
the election of a recorder to succeed tho lata
Dr. If. A, Ickes, 251 members voting;. A. a
.-c. Ir' lhe "Pointed incumbent, received
122 votes and Charles G Simpson received
129 votes, the latter being; declared elected
and ho was escorted to the altar by Brother
Pollock and Installed by Solicitor Taylor.
Brother Simpson made gracious acknowN
edgrment, promising faithful service, and
Urothsr McXalr, who is the regular super
intendent of the assembly, pledged his sup.
port to his successful rival. The election
board wag composed of Arthur T. Cameron,
Charles n Doerr, J. II A. Dealy with Solic
itor Taylor as ludee Some, of th nld.e
members had not attended the assembly
meeting for many years Dr J N. Wun.
isV , who Ms Present. was Initiated In.
1S79 There were about twenty visitors.
At the business session three candidates
were admitted and tho purchase of If 00
worth of Liberty Bonds was authorized
isi,"in,yiK?nJiiA,.MmMr "amplified frsternal
ism to the fullest extent on tho occasion of
it.rru7n.,n.l'i,."t ,0 "X"! Assembl" whos!
m.mw. "Air'A .w" returned twofold by the
l? s.Ii.J 0rl"il present Ilrother Krsnk
J.in .Ji'ty- rrler of No 3 was In hsppy
JJe!m iv .""orded the honor of master of
thSS,u.l'.,-i.1"" ."."' unA 'nlhu.lasm were,
ihli? i.!onl? nl" to spur th delegation to
iiTif l'Tt"n'"1'- .,0 w Urother Khrenieller
famini. n.,.'.nn. or,,'"ra, th members of the
fulsen? rQ milt1. iWn "lr. wly and ef
ieJSu!!.i r'i.mf r.k b.f rt Master Artisans Scat.
Ar7in' AJlcl''."."rr'.u "-ni Taylor. Maater
hams? J ,lrolhrs Itoblnaon and WIN
wal.rViFrS'1 I.Kn, deputy of No. S,
seemed S?u,m W1"1 jOdor," reputation hi
l'em.vl-iU.d ? b"r 'or "uch machine as
iuSe.ii) .U.T . and savory odor which
fn1S;?,wZ nc""' "Stunts wero given
Uianshl'.V1 fn1"y,T,n, Inducted Int5 Ar-
attrSrH?:n'. "roved to have lost none of the r
ff?Ji-.n". .". drawlng card
tin, i ' . ."'J1" lS " lv" ovr entirely to
Is the feinnrd """'""rls of the men of Ni. :
tfrnV if .mi iLll "?" meeting tonight. An oldi
thTn JSnl "'""""? ' the rlon. with some-
menf .n.J ?ii5"w .n2 novo1 " entertain-
nil? ?pffln"y ,A aaM wl follow the JoU
bann?J nISit,iIn,"li5' vrnd !' "n bespeak, a,
unnner night in old Pennsylvania
June
July
August
eitemuer
October
Novemler
llecemlter
Jannary .
February
March
Arrll
Mnv
Did.
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"s 2S
8 00O8 07
'8 20O8 22
8 3008 U
Sat'dav's
Close
7 SllTSS
7 II0M7 III
7I111IT in
7 ti7 un
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8 32f?8 31
Montgomery County District, No 2 compris
ing Camps Noa 18, 51. 63. 114 121, S.'J. 447
M)2 nnd A23, held Its district meeting on
Thursday evening. All the rumps were repre
sented and reported that each one expected to
show an Increase tho present ear Camp .102
especially has been successful In procuring
moro thsn 100 members and expects lo hold
another class Initiation In tho early part ot
July.
Camp A37, of Marcus Hook one of tho live
camps of Delaware County, will have one ot
tho largest gains to report of any In tho Htate
This camp located In tho southeastern part
of tho Htate, has been energetic for tho last
year and tho men ot thla section deserve great
credit for the lame number of members se
cured Its degree team Is one ot the best
nnd does credit to the efforts put forth by the
various members of the team.
The Slate Camp, at Wllkes.riarre, August 28,
20 and 30, gives promise of being one of the
most Interesting and progressive sessions In tho
history of tho order Tho local committee on
arrangements under the leadership of Lsrrle
Holcombe one or vv iiaes-iiarre-s leaaing law
yers. Is making evcr preparation for tho en
tertainment of tho Htate delegates and the
various members of tho order who will go
to Wllkrs-llarre The commanderles of the
order will turn out In strength In the big street
parade, as well as the Pennsylvania Reserves
which still has moro than 2000 members whom
the Government would not accept when the A00
entered tho army a few weeks ssn nt Hcran
ton. Philadelphia will send eight camps to
parade on "Hlg Thursday" of the Htaie nmi
aesslon and several special trains will leave
tho Quaker City Wednesday and Thursday nf
convention week The Htato executive com
mittee Is leaving no stone unturned to make
tho 1017 session grand success from every
standpoint
Fraternal Mystic Circle
William C Paul who was unanimously re
elected supremo mvstlo ruier at the convention
of tho Fraternal Mystic Circle, whoso national
headquarters are at 1013 Arch street has mado
a very great success of his work since he as
sumed the leadership of tho order two years
ago Ho has taken a deep Interest In civic frn-tern-vl
and charitable matters from early man
hood For thirty ears he has been engaged In
the ronl estato and insurance business, more re
cently as treasurer and director of the Oulf
Coast Trult Farms Compam near Mobile, Alv
nrother Paul Joined Plvmouth Itullng N'o 1197
it riuffalo, N. Y. In 1800 In 1001 ho was elected
supreme sentry of the order and In loon V,B
ndvanced to a supremo trusteeship, which ho
niled with dlstlnctlo until two sears ago, when
ho wns mado suprem. mystic ruler
Recorder Mers was elected Jo his position
In 11)00 having been chief clerk In tho home
office for four jeare
Treasurer Hmlley was elected In 11)07 succeed.
InB A 11 SchwartJ
nrother Schwarts served as n supremo trustea
four years to 11)00 and then treasurer till 1007.
Ih Is a member of tho executive committee
manaser of tho field department nnd commander
of the nag division
P. M Hpeakmsn has been connected with tho
Supremo Itullng since loot As a product of the
AVharton School of Plnanco and Tconomy ho
was ndvanced tn chief accountant and has been
tho nctuvry slnco 11)07 He has been elected to
membership In tho executive committee
to the ?mJh .,,',mbJJ'". members listened
iwmt.vH1? .,,.?',.0, ,nelr c. Urother
Mlks MuiShJl b'' l""""""' "I'op" and tho
lo.nl., ft -.1', Artisan circles, for 100 men
Artisan t'i?i,P.?,hl'!'0 activities and wis tho
ao t Pe.Wi?Vi ;5mplonshlp again on Jun.
c?asv Sn-Jn. nu . " "nphaslitd the n
fn til 2LVrr. m'mber becoming Interested
tralrlinr finnl1 .fT' " nlm ' r
leflc rf,'im !;.t"X.iJ"! no "V"1 nw his ath
letic abilities until he developed them. "Mr
No?thie.u,nr,?:l.nThhT,h,""
m.fiSi .. on K i" ,n development of green
"l"'"!." said Coach Meyer, The Northwest
nuarfe'rs'r...!?,"0 ' tj?" " Its hVa".
JeSer.on .1, '."I'k011 Center, Twenty-suth and
! n5"n, ,"'" whore members are requested
to report for training each Tuesday and Fri-
n?nl.10.ven.ln,,L...cl.!lu' !r n re i of th.
nthlete. Including Tree shower baths, towels.
te.-m."in,'ruv1"J"V Thl". "" th. tug.c.fVwar
i t.mstWn.e'!,crifrr,.0'c",'t,n c- ' wb
w.JnR.,trr In the art
tart. Hh!i iuJlrtm!-,i'.n Northwestern will enter
ei2u" l2 iui't1'''' A"nbly. A volley ball
iemhiv "..,J".1' b organised within tho as
Srtm,i fJn?k 0,hf.r "".ortlng features will bo
o vi,,?.r. ,ht" ,fntH,"Lnm.",t ot '" members.
ffliHS ""' ,U " "'" hollS ' annual picnic at
il?..!",',', wl,h Proaram of a days enjoyment.
Lust m,J'.i?i,Jpi,.,i "iL Lrv'" ye" The Au
Sill I-'iTi."1 "o. known as Past Mastera'
Night, and tho committee In -hargs Is already
also tho ninth anniversary of tho assembly.
.kiA' ,a'" f Johnson, of Enterprise is
i..?1.'.. ". wor',l'," P largs delegation to
I'almra Assembly on Juno 21), tailing Us
trip across the river at Tacony. No. 18 ll
Oct b r ,alk,nc atout a bl ladies' nurnt In
tSiK.lM1m Assembly now meeting
Arch street, under M A., ns well as
oornees is rr.n. rui n An,a.siH ..,
gallon from Lehigh Assembly tomorrow night.
Trospect Park, the M. E. M A.'s home As-
"""'ii u uiu n juroan nigni - mis evening
at 1628
M. B. I.
big delj-
through "Poo"
committee, will
Drautl-
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Spartan Assembly.
cam'a entertainment
ionir movlnc picture show tomorrow night with
theso subjects Max Under In "Max In Quest
of n Ilrlde". fllancho Sweet In "Ths Lonedalo
Operator" Cartoon "Adventures of a Monkey":
Kducat onal "Salmon Klshlng fn Alsska"!
Msry Plckford In "lola's Promise", Mas Llnder
In "Max Takes a Bath "
A committee from Palmyra Assembly ts cam.
paUnlng the order In tho Interest of a plcnlo
which It will hold nt l'almra on Saturday,
July 14 This assembly has conceived tho ld
of literally bringing the whole order to Its
domain on that day Arrangements for special
trains and trolley cars have been mads to bring
tho members direct to the plcnlo grounds. Tho
day will bo spent In sports, including a baseball
game, Ashing and boating on a lake, with a
band concert and moving pictures, free to alt.
In tho evening From the earnestness that ths
committee is putting Into Its canvaaa It Is
evident that they expect this 'to bo a very fin
affair, well worth the consideration ot all mem
bers Palmyra Is one of the most active ot th
small assemblies and It Is hoped their efforts
will bo appreciated and the carnival well sup
ported Isaac C. Underdown Assembly will hold Its
annual picnic and outing at Chamounlg next
Saturday There will bo sporting events for
everybody In tho afternoon and dancing In th
evening
William Patton Assembly will wetcome th
M E. officers next Thursday night and hold
the entertainment I the swimming pool of th
KYaternlty building
West Phllsdelphli. Assembly at Its Juns mest
Ing had eighty members present and lnitlatad
three candidates There was a delegation from
Palmvra Assembly, also visitors from Lancaster.
Southwestern, Union and Prosresslvo Assem
blies Doctor Ilnnna nnd his Uleo Club were
on the Job as usual, solos were rendered by
llrothers Dert Wood David Chanpell. Robert
McFalls James Oroetslnger and Robert Wood.
The entertainment committee also rendered
their famous duet refreshments and cigars.
Other Fraternal News on Next Tag
3HAPHBH, one experienced In (nsuranc
Parsed. Atioly civlrur sxr-cruaee. sal
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SINKING FUND AND REDEMPTION PLAN
To the Holders of
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust 5 Gold Bonds, due March 1, 1949
Consolidated Mortgage and Collateral Trust 5 Gold Bonds, due Nov, 1, 1951
The Sinking Fund and Redemption Plan has been declared
operative as of June 15th, 1917.
Further deposits of these Bonds will be received up to and
including July 15th, 1917.
After July lfcth, 1917, to and including August 15th, 1917,
deposits of Bonds may be made only upon payment to the Philadel
phia Company of a PENALTY of two per cent. (2) oMhe princi
pal amount thereof, and upon such further terms and
may be prescribed.
Riditions as
BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY MONTGOMERY, CLOTHIER & TYLER
Philadelphia. Philadelphia.
JEHOME HILI & COMPANY,
Pittsburgh.
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