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XlSTG tfUBLIO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1919
19
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jnjJANCIAt.
. 'This. 1iii In maris unrtsr I.temie of
Ills Msi.stiT's Treasury und.r Dfmc. of
th Hfulm n.sulstlon HOI" dat.fl the 28th
-April, toil), but It must b distinctly un
l.rstood thai In trnntlns sueh Llc.nss ths
Treasury does not thereby take any re;
(iponnlblllty for the financial soundness of
the propnssl or for the correctness of any
fit the statement made or opinions ex
pressed with recant to It "
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
Notice to Holder of Share Warrant
to Bearer for Ordinary Shares.
NOTICC IS HUtinnr GIVEN that by
Resolution of the Company passed on the
nineteenth day of May, 1910, It was re
flolved as follow:
KKSOM'TION,
That of th rest of the unissued Ordinary
Shares 2,1.11, 77,1 ehares shall be offered to
the members on the register of Ordinary
Shareholders on the Fifth day of June mill
and the holder of share Warrants to
Hearer for Ordinary Shares on tho same
tlate In the proportion of ono share for
eery three exIMInc Ordinary Shares (Ignor
ing shares which are not complete multi
ples of three and not allowing Registered
Knnres and Shnro 'Warrants to Hearer to
be added together for the purpose of appli
cation or allotment) held by them at the
price of 1 pr share payable to one of
tho Hankers of the Company In London
on the acceptance of the offer namMy on
the Fifteenth day of August lnin and that
such offer be made ns to Reentered Share
holders by notice specifying the number
nr shares to which the member Is entitled
and stating thnt If It Is not accepted and
payment made on or before the nboM"
mentioned dale It .will deemed to he de
cllned and as to holders of Shire Warrants
to Hearer for Ontfharv Shares bv such nfl
verllsement ns the Directors shall deem
ndUsable Such ndierllsement shall state
in "' holders of Share Warrants to Hearer
for Ordinary Shares must In the first In
stance and on nr before the Fifteenth dav
n v; "eP'"" h one of the
JtanKers In London on appropriate coupon
(to bo Indicated bv the Dlreitors) as evl
?tn',J ".' ownership, l'rovhled alway that
Jj' ,,''" In nil or nnv of the before
rnentloniVi m m mn- i n...i. -
in If r date In the nbsolule discretion of the
Jilrertors t'pon such deposits being- made
the Company shall be (teemed to make
to the depositor an offer of the number
or shares In which he . enlllled and the
"5"-lsemnt shall require the depositor
JlIX ra". ,n forthwith sign n form of
,.I"ft",.,ui' lor. "ur" snares which will be
...m V J?r.tn" Purpose and to pav the
till. V.. t . r "Porl or each share an
5m .ii"i!P anv "" n sharehold-r shall
not slsnlfv his acceptance In ramcnt of
the sold sum within the time specified or
such exttnd.d time as mn be fixed bv the
Directors ns nfore.sld the offer will b
rtf."1 '1 ,",1 lo-'Uned and lh Directors mav
filW!IT.i1t ".!' "'"'" hot applied and paid
tor within the prescribed tlm- In response
to such offers In s-ch manner as they may
consider expedient In (he lnter(s of the
iiTi,m1v T,hl' M ."""res shall rank for
fin Mend as from (he Fifteenth day of Au
Bvi V '" or """h lBl,T Ante as raiment
with (he consent of the Directors may be
made therefor
To enable the holders' of Share Warrants
to nearer for Ordinary Shares lo subscribe
i?.T. . .n'w "nnres to which (hey are en
(llled, thev mut deposK on or before (he
fifteenth div of August 1010 Coupon No
i I attached (o each Warrant held by them at
one of .the undermentioned Hanks nameli'
.NATIONAL PROVINCIAL I'NION HANK
P' HNOLAND Ll.MITlID Sniov Court,
rm H7. Strnnd, London W C 2
I.IOVPS lUVIv LIMITHD. Westmlnsler
House , Mllltinnlc K W 1
bard Street London. F. I' 3
The LONDON JOINT C1TV &
i.ll lijiiti:d, WosIean
minster R w 1
M'ARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF S1T1V
YORK 32. lumbar 1 Street. London,
: C II
The
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
72, Lonr
MIDLAND
Hall. West-
20, Grarechurch
COLONIAL. HANI
street. London, n c
lTron such deposit being made th Com-
mv shall b doemfd to mke to the -
itor nn nffcr of one Ordinary Slmre in
rect of pery three Ordinary Shares held
I the depositor, hut not for numbers leno
' in three, and the depositor must forthwith
n an acceptance form and pay tho sum of
t for each share accepted
Forms of application ran he obtained from
Tompany'H Office at Westminster House,
" Mlllbank S W 1, or the Compiny's
( fflro at 511 rifth Aenue. New York.
C oupona and application munt not be
t tiHinlttM to the Company n llankera
th ouch tho post but mut be lodged per-
mlly or throuKh n Hanker If any Coupon
ompnnled by nn acceptance b not so
f (ioltd on or before the flftetnth day of
i uat next or such Liter date ns the Hoard
i y In anv mm allow, the offer hhall be
' -em-d to be declined and the rlRht In re-
icct of such Share Warrants to participate
the offer shall cease and determine, and
I He holder thereof shall have no claim In re-
meet of this offer ntralnst tho Company or
iiv Directors thereof
The new Shares when allotted will In duo
n urt lift reclstered nnd m.iv be ex.'hanKed I
ir on If desired for Share Warrants to
f.inr upon pamcnt of the usual fee and
Mfiinp. dutv.
'Jlic new Share will rank port pa van as
f-nm the date of piment thertfor with the
i - "tlntf Ordinary Shares.
UeKlstercd .Shares and Share Warrants to
Jt rtr cannot be added together for arpli
i lun qr allotment purposes
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
A M RICKAHUS. F-ecretary. .
Hited 14th June. l.ill
-tmlnster House, 7, Mlllbank. London,
S W 1 ,
TO IIOI-DFKS OF
FMP1RK KKFIMMJ COMPANY
P-ft Slorticntro nnil CoMniernl Trust Ten
fnr.WnklnB Fund SU Fer Cent. Gold
nontla. Dated February 1st, 1917.
Vol Ice In herebv given that proposals are
ttlted to be niHde to Ouiranty Trust Com
i nv of New York, 14U Uroadway, New
Vrk City, for the salo to the Sinking Fund
t rovlded for In the Indenture between the
( ompnny and Ouaranty Tru-t Company of
w York, ns Trustee, dated February lat,
1'il7, of FlrBt Mortpiee and Collateral Tirust
"n Ye. f Slnkins Fund Six Per Cent Gold
I'onds o: Kmplm Ileflnlnic Company, dated
February V-L 1017. and secured bv said
Indenture, 2 prices not to exceed 104 per
rent, of the principal of such bonds flat with.
out intercut. On or before Auicuvt lfct, 1010.
tnl Company will deposit with tho Trustee
sufficient funds to retire on that date, at a
price not In excess of the principal amount
thereof, plua a premium of four Pfr cent of
pild principal, bonds equal In apereeate face
alue to 1500,000, nnd said fund Is to be
npplled to the purchase or redemption of
bonds of said Issuo at not to exceed the price
shove mentioned All proposals should be
Mrurely sealed and marked "Proposals for
silo of bonds to Rlnktnu Fund under Inden-tM-o
of Empiro Reflnln Company, dated
February 1st, 1017," must bo for all or any
part of the bonds offered, and must, be re
ched by the Trustee at or prior to three
Mnelc n. m. on .lime 24tli, 1010.
Advices aa to bonds accpted will be;
trailed on or be tore June utn, iui'j, by the
Coupons duo August lit, 1010. should
1 e detached from the accepted bonds and
presented In tho uual manner nt tho office
rr aeency of the Company, (10 Wall Street,
New York City.
Dated June 10th. 1010.
I2MP1U1? UKFININO COMPANY
By THANK XV, FUUF. YFFF.
Vice President.
BANKER SA YS MARINE DEAL
MA Y BE FORCED BY ENGLAND I
Situation Acute, He Declares, Because of Cable Asserting
British Will Use Old Option Gossip of the Street
"DO E linvo with us aRnin tlio pcrrnnlnl Intornntionni Mcrcnntilc
O Xlnrlno," remnrkod n lmnkrr lio wns recently nn nilvocntc for the
salo of tin- Itiitlsli tnnnnKP, but who elmngrd his mind, like mniiy ojthprs.
Now ho Miys, norordliiR to tho lntrst news, tho snlo of tho British tonunRe
mny ho forced, lifter every one concerned hnd toncluileil the proposed Isnlo
was n elo'-ed Incident.
"It coeiiis," snid tills bnnker, "thnt n very Intportnnt matter wns ocr
looked, iinmelj;, nn option to purchnc the ships by the lirltish (Ipvermnent.
Till option hns not lnpsed nnil enn still he cxcreKed. Mr. rrnnklin, presi
dent of the Iuternntionnl Mercnntile Marine Company, does not deny tho
existence of Mich an option," he rcirmrkcd, "Imf he does deny thnt any nego
tiations nre now in prosress between the board nud ieprcsentnties of the
llritMi (ioerniiH'iit toward exerclslns; the option.
"What make tlie situation acute," said this hanker, "is the reported
receipt of n cable from London to the effect that the Hrltkh (iovernment
would arrange to take the ships over, because of the iefual of the stock
holdcis Milnnlnvilj to t-ell them."
Continuing, he remarked thnt n recommendation, which might become
, a lnw, was under consideration at prevent in England which would limit the
holdings of foielguers in nny Ilritisli shipping concern, but he did not believe
it would be nt nil likely to be made iclionctlve, and therefore, as far as the
International Mercnntile Marine Is concerned, would not apply.
There wns disappointment expic-sed In some quarters in the financial
district over the nction of tho dlrettois of the Mercnntile Mnrlne Company
in declaring the l.cgulnr dividend of " per cent on the prcfencd stock nt
Thursday's meeting. It wns epected thnt ftt least some pint of the back
dividends would have been paid, ns had been done si months ago, when 10
per cent was paid on account (of the 07 per cent accumulation. In other
quarters it yis said the surprise would bnc been hnd any of the back
dividends been paid at this time.
A prominent broker said lie understood the earnings of tho oompan have
Improved so much that the wiping out of all the hack dividends might not be
far distant. lie said be had it on good authorit that the earnings for April
last were nt least 100 per cent more than for tho same month one jenr
previous.
Sisson's Plan nearly Like That of Charles S. Cahccll
Francis II. SUson, vice president of the '(iunrantj Trust Companj , of
New York, in his nddress to tho Virginia Hankers' Association said the
barrier to this country's nntionnl progiess nnd prosperity, which must" be
overcome, is thnt which intcnencs between the government and business
inteiests. He then added that "we must bnve government co-operation and
' si.ppoit for American Investors in foielgn securities, nnd n similar support
for American business,"
The same sentiments, if not the identical language, were expressed n
few days earlier by Clnir(es 8, Calwell, president of the Corn r.xeliangc Nn
tionnl ltnuk, of this city, when lie wns asked his opinion ns to the best plans
for meeting the European situation tluoiigh financial nnd material relief.
Mr Cnlwell, while in bynipnthj with the tentative plans of Mr. Davison,
of J. I. Morgan & Co., ns outlined nt the recent conference on the subject,
held in the Morgan ollicc, said most emphatically that the necessary relief
must be made n government niensuie to meet the success dciicd. He ac
knowledged that it is the duty of the nation's liiiaticiers, manufacturers nnd
exporters to niil in the relief of I'uinpeun countries to the limit of their
ability, but bnck of it ull must be the stiong assistance of this government.
When n prominent banker was spoken to on the subject, lie remarked
that as far as he could see Mr. Sisson's advocacy of government assistance
in the premises was more In the untitle of "hands off" rather than helpful
action, while, if he understood Mr. Cnlwell's idea, he believed thnt he advo
cated the actual stamp of governmental nction back of .any movement which
may be inaugurated.
DEMAND FOR STEEL
GROWS GENERALLY
Buyers Willing to Contract for
Requirements of Remainder
of Yoar
New York, June 'Jl. Continued im
proi ement Is reported by nil steel mar
ket observers. Not only Is sentiment
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
"Hr,r-ltir.M .1S..MJ ,uhrln
mar it, i
r"r lot
b fjulft Imt firm llw
The
In rjtpor' elcvntn. tx
riuntntlunft
rrnni' i
r.V ... '. """"""'Mi. sumlnril erlcrx- - i
("(o11.".1" 2 8n. N'o 1 unuthfrn nrln.
win." N" ' hari1 "Inter. J .'. No I Mil
IT " 2 red n-lntrr. 'J S'l Nn 2 nr.ii"-
Intir. U.IPI,
rf.fi uin,- ...ii.i.. f q . ka ' rt t
No V ,:.33 No 3 rp' wntrr. I? a-J
ulnto,. n;,Cl2irrn rrln. '2 3J No a hard
I J 'in .-'- r-'il inr. r arii'
i -
l" 0 3 r'A "multv. ' ?! No 4 rl.
t ilV i" 4 KHli-k S2 2S No, I FrnulK.
mut' jo as Nn Brllcky. Fmum I-' 2'
still clieerful, but the consumers' nie e n"nt i A l:T'cr" r' "e" rnntntninci
showing Increased interest. A'heiens1 "r 'hu J"""5' an1 locution". t ?iRs7 0r'l !i
k. t ,. . .""'I1'" 3n 1" l'l"-li
.f. . ; '- "'-
v
i lilt
Thf inn-
with lUhi nrfi-rluaH
an t , liirntlnn Nn J
1n40c Cuntalourrn CallfornU, pr erte
M5T4 7M Mairrmrlons KlorHii per rnr
)ail0tfil7i1 lllnrkburrli-s North Curnllnii
per itunrt 20'ftSc I'hrrrlea nenrh- tirr
lb Hmi,! 1 4 ft Jf four 1'ifj 17c rrachen.
tleomla. per cratf $ai?lfi0
VEGETABLES
Therrt waa llttlp trailing; anel lhf markft
waa harelv atetnl OrffrlniTa were fatrl
llhi-rnl Qiintatlona IVhltf pntatoca n.il
I"-r inn ib "(Minn Whllf potatnfi
South t'arnltna nn,l North farollpn prr bl !
No 1 H VUI.-i 21 No :, l::,(lfiT,n
Whit potntoi. Ilaatrrn Shore Va pir libl
X,i 1 l -.iHj n ;.-, s, 2. 12 rillff,1 .Mi
M'httfi riotatof.(i Norfolk. pir hbl No I,
J.Xf(2"f No 2 $2 7'i fnbbaiti" Norfolk
per crate $1112 tlo Ktetern shore, pf r
frati 1S72 Onlr4ia Trxna el!ow pr r
critn Hfti 7.i ili ilo white per cfati
1 1 "it I 7o. ilo. New Jereo. per Imaket. tl TiO
ST2 1
tatl&
AI.MEDA -Suddenly June IS , THOM0,
on of Anthrnv antl Marv Almefla (ne ',v"v
amil 7 Iieiatlvea nnil frlenila PUP1' '
Nativity Hrhool Invlteil tn funernl Mmj,.
S HO a tn . realdenen of parenta 2S1S I.
Klkhart el Ansel.' rnaaa ("hurrh of th;
Natlilty It X- M 10 a rn. Int Holy Cross
Cem
m:r.Tni.n June m josr.rif w . ihi
'f Auauat nnil late Anna T Mertele (nn'
xtff'ale). nirrfl .IX IleUtiea nnd trtetifla In
nr..TH3
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
onl.i n short time ago It was the belief
tlull till, lllltltlfT ,,in,..,r,Mi,,t fni" ktnfll
, ..... . .. v "J sl,,,SI'.r 'Isn.lirtl whit. m)Us, lan.l l.illrh.r.' h.ra full
products would be led bl a demand from ,.,,,'!.",!" '"'i ffsoc. No 4 wh't.' tsAtiic i pjckins hf.i, e,.'.i tip :
.. . , , , I ,' '-i'1 I' llerelpte s 30X IP2 !'. Inanfka 21. heai 2n lnfi 2I Hi
mv HuiiTiunent. u is not nearly snown
tlint reKiilar users needed only assurance
that prices ueic risht to besin their
puiclui'.es.
One of the features which hns brought
about considerable discussion is the will
iiiRiiess of bujers to contract for tlifir
retiuirementN for (lie icmiilnder of this
year, and In one or two instances it is
repotted that consumers wen
to place orders for the first quarter
'Th
lift!
lb
miirKct ronttnuri! weak with nn llttl,
Tho quotation rntm il Iff fill
.... " nrrli per lim lb. In 1 lo-
ii n- . . .." iiiuivr piraiRiii, iirau'ni,
1 - ' If i 1 40. n.mhi tlo--.fr11 o-. !.-..-
in? "eioW. 'l "'"712 2X do short pat
l' ::.' ".'-"''" P-nl
Clileiiao. June 21 IKH7S rtefelpts Xlioa
I... r1 1.. -I I . . , . I .., .. .4 1 ......
n'-iii 'in i n. i iin ! -ir h nit", iiiii-'i nii'i i ,k in
I and bulrh.rs' boirs ful! ."Mr hlshrr Ki
l.'l ll"lk. f'-'ii 2.. i
meil con I ' t" "
Ilitht. j:n xo'i ji iiKht unlit, tlsur.-nsi
heaV PTfkltiK im, ?ll, 1','if o 2i. IMi kilitf
sows Jllliil Is -.ii plB. JI7Ms
I'lTTI.i: It . i-lpK .".HO head Xtrrk-t
romtmri'd ultb wck tiffo r
to fun-rai aervi. , a M-m -' P m J62H ylf
Iltintmed m t Int priiaie North Cetlar
Hill i 'tn Trlenda may ctll Sun 8 to 10
P in
nn I. IN Jijim to et rend-n e of rlater
Mra M J I'llllln SMS IV tl P1 aantlt V0
Jit Alrv K1IMA Cdl.tlMAN wldvvofAle
nnrter P riillnn Solemn huh ninaa Holy
Croas Churth, Mt Airy. Mon U a tn Jnt
'in i:nn im,.. ii iini.ii M wtf of
Thomai J Cii-en f" i Mnranl llrle'liea anil
frlnn.ls H i M Sulillti Altir nd Itoaarv
Oted to funeral Men a so tn . re'lilen' and Sarrnl II. art s ,. letlea i r i nuri n on
of pnrenta. 2424 N 2(lth rt Hlirh renu'am our I..id! , -r the itnnary iinitea to lunerair
mm. ni i-n'iimiin-i, rhm.i. in a m ini .hum - i, i- ,11 ,,un. - , ,. i.uw.
ill u(tli Ss. about steail medium llKhtwelxlit mostli
Jo. Ilrt rlnnr SC Tl T 1 1 ' " - - , f t -.0 h mi, r i linlro heirera oti ,in
,ltVK PMlfrt inn dull' and unehanced. hlithir. i thor ehe Ktock. 2-.Sf.'."c hlli.r
We uuole at JS 2.'is 7J ! tvr U In sacks ''alvea. :.o,. to TV hUher tmlle moetH .'",
aa to ituallt lownr pood Hahtwelcht fiedera and -toelo rs
motlv 2."e hlshfr others alow to 2.V lowir
PROVISIONS SllKHI' Uneli.i. soon h(ad Mark t to
There ina a moderate jnbh.nu moiement ' n",' re eipts direct to pm knre I'nitiP ii 1
l rTonlli reilaed Prleee The ouotiitlons Hh "! asi Umha nnd Kood utieup iiiikii
iinvbinn i . " . 's emoken ntt'l nlr ilrleii 4sr " l" '""'' irtinniHn "
anxious 1 . f knnekla and tender. nnli .,1 .ml ilr. low I r
t "r. l""rk"
I
I1 I rlJPl'rl In.lta 'fl .,-. ,,,l,.t 1iH
"Mi" in plckie looe,"84r. brrnkfuHt Imt on.'
t-' l iril Mi
fn enlli sttA. . .. t, ,.
., - !' r 'I I I I T 't (. ICI1I1I1
next c.ir. I Ion ei or. the p.o.liiccrs aie i- .v,.; 'jt.,Tc, ,,o do smoked o7',3s"
tinwllliiu; to take business so far into ,, ''"'.'.'"', hnnMiens r,ir ,,imie ahouidor-,
the future.
Tills attitude on the part of the lead
Ins companies is tin,., in nil pmhiblliti. ' REFINED SUGARS
to the gi owing belief that prices for,
steel products will be material!) higher ,
at the beginning of next jcar than the I DAIRY PRODUCTS
I nre nt ptesent If the demand con ; i,t'TTniiTb m,,,,.. .., ,
tiniies ns good ns it bin been in the lust v !h'"" importnnt rhante fiffrinss i -
me tonowlnir uur.tnii n S,Ui
Mr.is r.t hiRb. -
the latter fo. Job
There , moderate lno.ulr at flc for
nn, Kranulatod.
rittslniruli, Tune
2SIHI utile heaMrs
fSo :.Mi2ii S-i Unlit
pit" Jill -.I If 20
MIPI.P INI) UMIts-Iteee pie
Kt, mil I I' -Met p. 10, ton limit . Jl
i AI.l lis lleoelpta, r.0. ete.nl.
$1S r.n
M HOnS Iterelpta.
led Ileal i irkere
orkers, S20i?2u Tin
1'iHO
.'ii
tup,
llnl, '-,... ('.... A,,.n ... , .Muster ft M 1
1IINPr.lt June in Flir.liKHICKA.ti Mow rhureh . f i- I
of lllehard Hinder U-lniiie. and frlenda in- ,n ?'. ,U""".?
.II..I . ...!... ll. I nn -.OAK tllllllllllS 1
I'lno at Int prtiate
HI.IIMINH June 10 SARAH V. nLH
MINS inee Kent v Ife of William niemlna
Itelntliea nnd frlenda linltfd to funeral arv
lees Mon ,2pm Oarrett road, near Ifur
tnont road fl trn ttifonl l)eAnnr county.
Pa Int prliate Itimalna maj be ilewed
Sun . 7 to 10 p m
imtl.HAI' S'l'tdinh June 20 at T,nn
dnwne Iielawan1 rountv I'a Mrs SAHVH
J Hull RAI" Due ntolte of tbe funeral
il III ne Burn
HOVSI.N June 1s. ID1IN- ,1 husband of
l Caroline loileoli Ipeo Ktotz tleletllep flT1,l
I frlende. Anollo lAidue. N.. is" p nn A
!M llnrmenv It A 1'hiptir. No v
Cirlnihlnn Cominmleri N i nn In i.u
Ti'inple. .Maantilo etenna of . Pi nnsi lnnla
11 forder of Deeds offlee t'nhin It. toil Mean
flub Tred Viulrker Piatt, leutrb. i V, rein
Imttid tn funeral eerilrra Sun 1 To p pi
i Isiti i: fnynminalns' ae lb. low Moi -e
et Int Kerminod t'm Frlenda mn 1 1. i
I remains Sat S to 10 p m
I itnzonTii lune 20 I'HAm.r.s j no
70IITH anel Hit neeldm e. 4or, s ntntn
let Iti 1 1 til . and friends Hampton Ii'a
No 271 1" .itul A M. United to fun. r I
s ri Ices Mon 2 Ilo p m parlor s p
I l-r ,nkiMtle, s,,na l.tflo Vine at Tnt Tern
jiiood ("em Ilrtnaltia may be llewp Sun.
s to 10 p m
1I11K1.N June in. MU1T 1 linKKN free
ItoiUera1 u Idou of John J llrten Ilela
1 t'es nnl friends Ladles Moo.ehen T t
. .'don Nn I InMted to funeral Mon sin
'a m 32211 I.ni.'ust et . M est I'hllad' Iphla
solemn reiiuiom maas st hme' I'tanhi ,.m
Int IIolv Croea Com i . .
lirilNS June 20 ANNA M Ml low
nuriis i unrrai t ua . s ,io n
reuuiem maaa
Hun 10 a mp
in
I
of
lln "5o
dv or the ii Hun
( pin Autn ar ri I
i namnereliM I' JurtA
iv ri rinn uiiaiiton ilinmiiN wire
of Ilr Jri n K II irdon and 'li'i,hi e of tiStt
lain 'Jeorjo It Mood of Phllad. i Itla a
' tlOItll IN - Inn. D MHIIAKI I" hual
bnnil of 1511m Unrniin (nie innri formerly1
of SI I'lur Si'nulklll I i la runrral
to hch r l.iima ind Mf ml St .Mnnlca'a
Moll Nairn u r. d llourt ml A r Socle
tie, IliMt'iI M. n s no a in 112 (.lad
atone et inl-ltii in las of Ul m I'liurch
of St Mnnlra Hi i m Int II, di roaa Cem.
IIAItltIS Juni 211 JAWS AlflvX-,
ANlir.R. .Ir eon nt Jamie A and MarnC
Harrla aaed HI ll.latl'ie ,ird (itrntlj Im
vlted to funertl so-ileoa. Tui s 2 p m.,
residence of paronta TrlhWt al below
lllmirmd ave. rob roft ! Innnre county
Pa Int .Ml Mullah em 1 rl nd.s mny
call Mon . after 7 in ... ,k
HAYRS At Sen Ullt N J June Id.
Mr SIAIIV VA.NVAI..AII II11TM wldoir
if ibe Into Alfti'd Hiii'a 1 m 'al aervlces
Flret Preahiteriin I'hurch I.euiaiurz I'a,
' "hi'iiIlaNIH:!!, Inn" 11 rniM J
of the late Seb-lellan and Inna M IIr
land r rtelatlies and frlen I- lit rl win
flrlal ,ss n and L'nlle.l llroth -rhond of Car
1'iiiers nnd Joiners of Ann r on I,o al Union
Ni ivi invited to funeral M m i to a m..
br.it) i'a realdence. Brneat I llorlatider 114
Illdbi hi. Sharon Hill l' M '" f hurch
of th Huh Spirit, n n in Int Holy C roa
i'em Auto service
HI rtl.iii K lune 20 TV'tr A wldnjr
of Uiiiiim A llurlork. resbb m e cf eon, IT,
il Hurlnrk It.u kei bill, thesdr en Tn,
Itilntlv s ni friends ln I T . 1 to funeral
Mon 10 a m . chnpil of Arllnirton
ne. rielnliare CO III. Jill
tlrlii i-'ti,n i m
liushand or lar-
I.nn'-ib wne.
,,n i m
June in
;,n.
Opposes Amster's Plan for Railroads.
STEAMSHIP NOTICES
rasscnter nnd lYelclit Sen (re
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Royal George June 24
Vestrls June 25
Orduna July 5
Caronia July 5
Cajmania July 12
Royal George July 26
Orduna August 2
Caronia ... August1 9
Carmania August 16
Royal George August 30
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitania June SO
Mauretania July 11
Aquitania July 28
Mauretania August 8
Aquitania August 23
Mauretania September 5
BOSTON to GLASGOW
Massilia July 12
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE AND LONDON
Saxonla . . , .July 17
.PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia July 8
Philadelphia-Bristol (AT2:k"h)
Direct Service Pier 16, South
1300 V'AliXUT HT.. rilll.AlKLIllIA
JAVA-PACIFIC LINE
D'RECT wr Service
SAN FRANCISCO TO
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
IlaUvla. Samarunr, Botru'jalii. Macassar.
Salltne iliteB and rutea on application.
88, UILL1TON K. B. SOEnAK'ARTA
SiBDINTANa S.S TJISAfK S.S.WAS
i: II, rtprcclirls St llrna, Co., Oen. Artf
ia,9cenir6r ,vmce. iiui Aiiurnot nircei.
There wits mme tlotibt ns to tlic object to lie attained bj the nntionnl
arlvisory council of the Citizens' N'ationnl Unilronil I. ensue, whose existence
was licrnldeil last neck liy Nntlinu L. Amster, presitlcnt of the orRnnization
nntl cliaifman of the council, hut these doubts nere dispelletl after the meet
ing of the council at the Hotel liiltntore, Noil York, on Thursday.
Tlie'scopc of the organization, it was stated, includes a unified railroatl
sjsteni tinder private ownershiii, operated by zones, laluntion of the rail
roads by the valuation adjustment (oinmittcc so ns to arrive at a tine actual
money value of the properties. A fetfontl railroad corporation, uhich shall
nbsorb the eiptities of nil the roads oor nntl nbow tiieir botiiled debts, nnil
issue In payment of those equities its oiin stock on the basis of one share for
every $100 actual value of existing stock.
A member or n prominent Iniestment concern was asked it he favored
Mr. Amster's plans, and replied that he had not given them much study.
He remarked that it teemed to him there Mere "too mnny cooks" in this
railroad problem trying to find a solution, and that while he understood the
S. Davies AVarfield plan perhaps better than any of the others proposed, it
is possible that the reason is because it appealed more strongly to him and
seemed simple ns compared wifli some others. Anything, he said, which
involves n revaluation of railroad properties, except on nn income basis,
will be interminable, and there iiould he ns many opinions on values as then;
would be members of any commission or committee appointed for the purpose.
Approves France's Opposition to Vanderlip Suggestion
A bnnker cnlled nttention to a statement in a New York paper to the
effect that French financiers received with tlisplensitre a suggestion made
by Frank A. Vftnderlip, former president of the National City Hank, of
New York, for the hypothecation of Frencli'ciistoms revenues to secure
pnjments made by this country to France. , This banker said he had not
seen such n plan attributed to Mr. Vanderlip, unless it is In the book on
the European situation which Mr. Vanderlip has recently written and pub
lished, nnd which he hnd not read as yet.
"The French," he remarked, "very properly repudiate such a method
of collecting a debt, which in the past hns been emplojed only ngninst coun
tries whose currency and banking systems Here crude or where then, was n
suspicion of dishonesty. They claim, nnd rightly, that France hns alivnys
honored her debts, which in the past have not been small."
This banker says thnt if such is the view which u banker of the stand
ing of Mr. Vanderlip takes, he is pertain there ate many like him nil over
the country, nud such views go to show that the bnnkcis of America must
tuko a broader vision now that this is the first creditor nation of the world.
Anather banker Enid that if such a plan had been proposed by Mr. Van
derlip Ire wns certain it wns prompted by the impression which he received
. both in .France nntl (Jrcat llritain, thnt the Fnitcd 'States should remit their
indebtedness, He called nttention to n speech deliiercd on Thursday in
the French Chamber of Deputies, where Deputy .Inclines Stern advocatetl
a pooling of nil Allied war debts, nnd from which it mis evident the senti
ment mentioned by Mr. Vanderlip hnd some foundation.
Short-term notes were quiet jesterdcy, with prices holding firm at about
the best quotation yet recorded in the" present year.
There wns a continued good demand for Armour & Co. 5s, due August,
1010, which were quoted at from 102 to 10.1 14.
Some of the foreign government short-term notes were fairly nctive,
with prices fractionally above Thursday's final lei ds Anaconda Copper (Is
were in supply at quotntions rnnging nrottnd Oil's- Hurlington 4s were
offered at 00 and Procter & (iambic 7s on n fi'V basis.
moutle or so. it u mild not be impossible
to have 1111 advnm i' in limitations with
in thiee or four months, some interests
say.
Hiliicier, it is known that some of the'
highest nuthoi itics in 1 1 1 c- indiistrj :n '
I opposed tn bunging about any incicasc.
in quotations for the icmniudcr of tJns i
jenr, and, unless i mulitions ihangei
niuterinll.l, these interests are likelj to
hold lirinlj to their position that no
change in quotations should be iiiaile '
on any dcliieiios up to the beginning of
IIIL'0. What Mill occur thereafter time
ami conditions must deteimiiie.
It is significant thnt the action of
the American Federation of Labor in
dei Ming to attempt to oiganlze the steel
ii ot Iters of this conntti lias recoiled
so little apparent attintion in leading
quintet's in the industry None of the
ollieinls of the linger companies was
willing to even disiuss the mutter for
publication, holding that then- was
nothing for the mittiageineiits to tlo un
til a mine is made hi the otlici side
It ii ill be recalled that mi scleral
octasions 111 previous je.irs steps of a
I like nature hale been ntt"nptet, but
the have never iiinterializeil into mil
I thing more than agitation for n short
time, uhich eventual! disappeared
I either because of the lo.mlt of man
I of the steel winkers of the country or
I because the agitation nas ignored Ii
I the officials of the companies.
' .x I. - . r.. . 1 .
1 llespiie past, licrnu lii.inui --, iniwewi,
1 it is generall ienlied that conditions
I at present nre radical! different now
than tlie have ever been before. A
large percentage of the workers of t!iC
country nre more inclined to listen to
ugitntion of nny kind at present than,
heietofore, and for this reason tlie move
might cause more than nnno.innce when!
it is started. Some interests insist thnt
the men directing the steel industry of
tlie coiiur' are well nble to cope with
ihnteier situation might arise in tlie.
labor market, and for this reason there
is no alarm ns yet.
Neierthelcss, it is true that some
observers will ndmit thnt the labor
question will be one of the most intri
cate that will come before the authori
ties in the industry in the next few
jears, nnd it will be necessnry to handle
it in n most diplomatic manner.
meln
l m ui ii pre im.r
i er nst ffiiiifl r.J7?-.ii.
''Injr -iiliM extra flrMn
i'.'r tlrntn I'lWS
reitm t rh-if " t '
tin- ..Wne. rto fir to kooJ .-.nfi-,i,
fin.- hrami of prints Jolib'nic nt IIOiTUJi
fair ti nholi-e ."OfiWlr
nmnP
tlrntp
1 "if lino irmn Morn -t,
uppl nnd tti'.-icii .MiMlun nn.l t.
ntlnui'il .lull Quntnllonn Tri- en., t.
cirli lirjt Jll 10 nor rrnlc curn-nt !
iimk ii( no vii't..rr rvtr.i. nrnis II I in
JIT -ill fnm v .!ecli'il iki.-s li,lil,l,iu u
,1'n it'.p oir o7rn
riti:i;sn- Thinnrkftwn quint nn.l hniv
cl llttli- rhanir The follolnir urrn th.
imitations n York an.l wlKcnnaln nhol-
in.IK n ilf. torrent makf. fani'v .11 'iTl n. ,
lW3?'?iilik """ curr(,nt mnk" '"'r to
r.it llurrnto. Junn il f'ATTI.n Ilr
ofiiiiB '",ii iii,-nl Market HllIM
i l. i:s- lipcelpta. ISO head Market
ln' r in If 10 .ill
HI'ilS-ll reltitu. 2100 .-.,. XI i -k t -,0 II
ttv tiitrlTr Iteaix rnlxeiltanit i,rkeri,
J1 I-.' I'L-ht ir,rker "il iiIri J10 rtiiiKhn
.- ' "i ii. mum JllfflC
sitrrr ani i.xmiis iiKi-nir-ia soo hnii
Mirl, t -Inn Limit IfJWIss", i-ii rllnKo
tleiil"; others tinelinniri .1
( inrlntiiill. I).. June 2 n,;vriortpIt
1','in .ironn racki r nnl tiutrher $21 'J.X
Oi fc'ii i.n romtnon to i Imii i . Itllllsr.o,
mu iioniar,o
' XTri.K lUcelpte 1"" te.i.lj. i nii,
ti n rli
soii.i:i Receipt? loon, t-teatlv. I.ambs
utiaJi
I it's . tn.,. in ,it?v
lilj'i tllraril nie .Snlunn reiiulem inntiR Cmr pr t I ii true Huur, n) it iri lett nntl
.xinthi-r or .sorroiij I'hureh 10n m Int Hi frm.li in it. i n unices Xlnn 2 P m..
Ileiiln'H Cem Itel.itluu anil fllioJ. Iniltiil I1SI1 V ltol,rnn t Int Mt Tcni'O Cepl.
l'n-l-i mn . 1' Sun eie
K-INI.KV lun- in 1'IlAXCnS firtACR.
dauchter of I'raner nrifi late Joeeh P.
Kinlei ici-l lo UilaMirp Hntl frtenrts -tn-
IIOlls- neeejptfi
no trrtillni: He
ilpt-. n.ine ttiur
Bteer n.-iTirilf
ither ."Of'illl lower Imti her eilt
i I il inwi-r l-llilin le nn i u
!... ..I.-.B ".III, T". Kl.rV.
II II. bIaii nn.l I,... ... ... .- . .. .
for .nrlni-li lek.e. ...""'.. "'."' -"",.A" " ' ""'' I-1"' r . . V . .c loilir
'--, -"" no "(in xxriiiwr xiii rinif!
POULTRY
Kftnsii (Iti, June 21
L'",n heol Market nominal
relpt held over t'attle rei
ket for ueek lleht. In
luier
I.IVi: Trade
tlut kit
.fi'JTc
lOOl.-.c
d
su;ip
inililn IJilfilntlnn. l...,.lu .l ... ..
(i lie, aprinir ehlcken. broiler tint
horn iilloM-aklnned nelnhlnir 1 fi
IPli'i e. .illl'i.'lr stirlnir .lilli.nu i.
not I.eShorn leilow-.klnned iieUhlnirl'
IS lb. apiece 4-iMSc uhltt l.euh ,
iel,vi .klnned iieUhliv.' 14ffL' II arl
".l VI hUn l,ehortia leUoiv , ",,
t-milllT al7e .tsiir4oc rnonter '1
renin 27W2Sc. do Imlltn Ilunn r,
sreesn 20c. nUetin. old tier uilr
do louna- tier pair riTjn..
iui.i.si ii uaa quiet null aipp
i' ouoteil rate Tln fnllunlnir ur
tiitions I'iiuI fri'Bh-kllled In r, i I
loves ivelHhlnt- 4 Ihs nnil nier npleee
.'In uolRhins; .Iffai Ilia ,1.V , ntl,er i" n
llWIle frc.h-kllloil. In liarr-. fmn drv
V kid wi-lnhtniT 4 Ihs and our mli ee
.ii.ije ieiKhinB aQ.iH lb, .nit aiffaxe
tro'iler 7' n 111 fit .no old roister ,r
lilekel 2ftr. Iirollern neTrhi -,2'ol. 'i In
neatern. ISQ SSr. aprlni; durku 1. .ns "l.lanil
lite sqitaba, per dozen u hlte 'I'l'lKhin--11
'(12 lb per doz . IK ."i07fn e"i , ,i "
WiltThlnK OfflO lha per doz J7 -,0WS "1
do do lielchlnir H lb per do? IiliTO f-.
do do ivWiThlnir 7 lb per ,!,,7 $i -.orif
f, 2."i do do. MelchintT RttrtU ,H nr tny
lV''?bl2TK l,r,0ff2W- "llin and
FRESH FRUITS
Th prpnral nmrkut u(fl qUi.t .ini with
out important rhanin Quota t1nnn i, mon
Pr box. avi(ffnn crHni i-iillfnrnli
ir Ikix. J.T?." V) Straw hTrlefl p-r quirt.
,J "-I MIM-P It("i.pt ii -n.
I, " u fit hhr-it and K it 1
II" tut, wis 7."m" ti Jl '0 hiKh r
AlUn .ort
Pluti-r Cnthnrlno IX C rntharln
rhulr Jones it First ha pn Mvnrlin
I MH-r.f.rhnB''ttfl in hr nlntv flrt Mnr
DmiRhtT nf thA tatp Hnmiil Ion- f'hni
rHor of Ni w Tork, nnd .ithar1ni SrhinlT
hi wlf
ri.rXOKDV .Tun" 10 H'lLUVM V,
i !.l'NVrov nod T."i Puo notA (if funertl
."-111 M ntvn frorn "n h r"lilMip, -14 tl V
I 0th (
f'fiLnhN Jun 1D MAIIY. dnuKhtr of
In It Hnr nnd Hnnrlttn Coleman H'i
tlp nnd frl- nd. ItH fror,j Tmpl Vn
i ai K C, I! InrUM tn funeral Ftrvif'-"
Mon '' p in 3744 N1 Silnhim nt Tnt
Vorthwund Com rrlpnda may tw remains
, Run 7 to it p m
I f'ONNi:i.UY .Tun 10 KIJ.KN A w, f
J of VaW nTlm r"nnn-'tly and dauchtPr of An
drew and nrlt1ift Tolrn (nep (;aUiti R '.i
te and frlndf. ln lt1 to funeral. Mon
Ho n m parcnta rildcn(p. mij Firnnn
nt Solemn hlKh mam of rpqulpni Annun-
' station Churrh 10 a m Int Holy C-owh
I'i. m Atitn fimrii!
UK I Il'VI..f 11(1 .tnnu 1 f fTJTl- Ifv i..,-.., .
torKerH i dnuiihtfr of Jnrne and latf Mnrli- Tm ' ',
i I'.T Rplatl' and frlt-niln lnlfid to funor.i!
Market for on H " n m P rents resldnm - 4i(
Kiw- r breed
d ft II ch nuiflH
I Ac-ntha n ctnirth 10 n m
' ' ti.
of
Tnt
iuitm
JIuU t
M
ri ss
Mfed tn fnnT.il t1' h Mun in "10 a in
HiMt Mentor -f lMh mil Knuden isrft
Lotan Int TlilNld ' em la troller Ct.
Trl P'i r.H 'nil un 7 t - 1n n ti Jl
KMTTfil -Jun t uKn'l Kl'DR KNlT
Tni. uif, of Sm1. irt Ki. t 1 nelatlV-9
.nd fifn i ni mli r-i nt th i' nnry Sndrftv
of Pt ludwlRs I'huirh r f 1 to funeral.
Mon '.' m. liar, N vrk et Sol
emn hi,-h requiem tnnR st I j! e Church.
' -" a in Int private 11 u IXcdenJJir
Kmr:iri;i. -- .i,,ne sn pmavMAT,'
dauaht' r ft Uuben ) and lit HillikM-ii
H Krl"he! a8..1 22 ReJHti nnd friniln
lnIt.1 to f meral rie(t l n 2 p
f-ithT. risid. m e inn Pow-l it NoiV
t nxx n Po Int nrli ifa T i.ni t iin Cam
MAl.LUV- Iuiim M VATKItK MAT.LEYt
miii in inp mi" ijfiwaro. nn i ,iar .iituirr
Piilfli nf Ardnrn lount lon.aal Ireld.nl
U''iuiv" anl friends lnit d to funeral.
i ue , ;pi a m . f-iFter i residence airi
Man rintK. ll'js S Li4th ft H'-qulem mai
M nthonj i Chuith i u m Int llofc
i ros- ('em J I
Ml!f Tunc 10 MAIIY wlilnW qft
lnnjfi. M in i1i aeed 7" lie atlvea ariA
f ri v.i invlt-d fo ierlfe Mnn 2 p, mli
oiier l Malr llidtr . IsL'n f h itnut st Intl
PH it IT
WATER METERS
Meter Rate for 1919 if Installed
Before July 1
I'llII.X. MirriK CO.. 0U Ileal Kntate
Triit Hide . or lour ritiniher
MpMLVIN' Tune IP MUtT r McIITAIH
rp MirrN) ife of .'nhn MrHnln nell-t
-MITCHELL,
1911, ii-passenger toun'ns; newly
refinished; excellent condition;
5GP0.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
S51 N. Broad Street
I il!!lHiriii'N nnnninl ,luw Is
r,l'iKli: W lli:llIlH'KSns' mrnd il" Il ,,.
ti. iiiul frli'tid lnltid tn funrril m r h .
in- ri'i.iii--ui,, i-.iii.m - -.un i: n rn ,.i-K j . J ,,. .. ., tAHr
.. ,,i. i-i- .-.. xJ ,... " ' ,u ' tli r nnd trlnrid inl!i.it tn fun rat. Moru.-
.rl ' N:-.i,n in , iiivvr v I . i m.inns 211th t . Umn fenulfta
lr'nf John TJ ind ',: nl Mukln"'.-' ? '"'r, 'm,,m'H ('hUr" " " ' ,BH
(n ft.iutlien nn.l frlen, u imii.i ' V i N f'athrdra (cm
neial Mon t .ion rn residence of parent i ,,f Hrldint I nn.l the Int. I .t Irk I Mr
.lamrr , l hur.li n n m Int M Marv M-umn u i'Iiis 1HJ.I It II 8 Altar
l i.ni I'hoi'n!ull" IJ.i riPtiiAlnti mm ,. r lim,, n,i t A It Sorlrtlr t St An-
ii-il Sun artir i p tn rhnnlxn,l.- ! th.m ' 'tmirh InMtr-il h fun iil "Tuft,.
I'.ipr rnp uln .1 m in ih.T'- roldrn J(13T KM-
IllTrON Jun" V IP. 111! Q. hubtn,l "r.il -t .-nl. mn hlrh mi"i if r ,nul-m St.
nf RlUiibith Iluttnn Tff 'Rnkirl,t I.,-latlM Ar.thnn I'lmrrh 1(1 h in Int Holy I'roM
And frlindt. MtiiHn i- nf WViit T'hlln Mm It C"''"1 Autn fi, il ml
, Varda Invll- ! to fiiniml .rl,r. i.m Mi-PI-.VlTT - lun. 19 CXTIIAIIIXR wlf
p in 11141 S I'.th nt Int IVrnu.iod of H'rninl "trrii-ltt n.'n r',ir'ln Relatlv
I rem rnnnl ni.i '-ill Min. ri. Auto fu I ""' frinnd niti,t tn fiin.riil Mnn. 8:S0
I mr,ii ,n m 'Hit S 2Vh st 'I'lr-mn hlch mrlas
1 ri.WAIIAN luni- ll JAMB? J nn I of ruiulnm si Vnthuin'n i huri h 10 a. m)
of PHtrlik nnd Ih" l-itf nrnh I l.innrrnn Ini- 'nT l1'1' i 'i'- iVtu Autn fun.rnl .
I i'ull.-nl It Utii' mil friend, implnws of Mrfll.WI.'- June 1 SXKXH J Jfcat-J
, llrfUdlnK Urn lir-udlns: llrni. Mi tn Mrl il ! VIS d iuuhtT nf lati. Jnm.. nnd Catharine
Sic m Alim'ni Sinrlnir Soil. l nnd K. n-i Mi-tllnnls ini-n 0ar 1 Ilnlatl' e and frlendtl
nka H-ii .sni -ti inilti'd tn funnl Mnn I In 1. .' In fnni-ril Mon sin , ni 11121
rntnirs rcinncnro .'.131' N Itnn-I n Firth Kt riilrnin ri-nutrtn mi t'hurrh
1 rod nt snii nin r-qui-m nnrs t'tiu- h of
I the Vl-ltatlnn II V 11 n m '.nt NV
it'nthidral Cf m Autn funi-r'il
i l'iXMY su.1,1 n Junf m AWIK
1 Rl.spoV "'Iff nf Rldr-in X Otnli nrd 4d
IlplatlM iin,l f-li'tidi nipmlior I.tdlp' lnhio
firm nf Nnrthvn-t Umitlit Chunh InMted
lloiy Crojft.
BUSINESS EXPANDS
THROUGHOUT WEST
Better Demand for Steel a Fac
tor Ready to Harvest
Record Crops
iiiiaiiai'iiiiLiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwniiiiiiii'iii1
The Anderson Auction Company, Inc.
Will Sell at Auction
Ninth and Granby Sts., Norfolk, Va.
Wednesday, June 25, 1919, 10:3OA. M.
For the Underwriters.
Sulvnce From 4000 Hales
Fire Damaged Purified Linters
Sound weight, about 500 pounds each
Estimated number unbroken bales, upwards of 2500
TERMS CASEf
lllMillllfflfflMM
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ClilciRO, .Tune 21. (Jonorally favor
able ifrvplnpiiioiitN mnikoil thi' lniincss
s-ituation in the West iluritis this not'k,
a particularly uratifjins iiiiprnxpincnt
in tin reports covering the iron anil
bteel industry beinc n feat inc. All at-
I vices from tlie leading steel producers
i were indicative of a much better in-
qulry, which was reflected in a sharp
I increase in. the output. The betterment
of conditions in this respect appeared
to embrace all angles of the trade. I.atge
orders have been placed with innnj of
the plants in this district, with a more
optimistic note ebaracteiizing the ad
vices. In one respect alone is there mure
pessimism indicated, nnd that is in re
gard to tlie crop outlook, which, judg
ing from numerous reports, is less
fmorable than a month ago. However,
the complaints in this respect nie not
IS . sufficiently ieriotis to cause anv great
concern.
Preparations hiive been about com
pleted for handling the greatest win at
crop ever raised, and, with even moder
ate crops of other cereals, the ci cutest
jg era nf farm prosperity the country has
ever Known, will be interrupted.
The prosperity of the faimeis of the
Central West continues to be icllected
In heavy btijing of all lines of general
merchandise. In the wholesale trade
substantial gains over the business of
the corresponding period of last jenr
continue to bo recordetl in spile of the
huge volume that ivan done then.
In many lines country merchants con
tinue to anticipate their fall ami early
winter needs. In hardware and kindled
lines a heavy volume of business is re
ported, nnd ns n barometer of prosperity
the bookings of automobile onlen con
tinue tn show a tremendous volume.
The sharp demand for man commodi
ties is responsible lnrgeiv for ndiancing
quotations for these, further upturns
being reported in silks, gloves, with
cotton and wool fabrics decidedly firm.
In glove lines only tlie higher tiualities
nre selling well, the public not looking
for cheaper grade goods.
Tto mjold"!
I ALIEN PROPERTY I
V CUSTODIAN J
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New Verk. June 21. IIUTTER I'-rrn
ncelpt. ln.SSlt tubs, lllith raring. , B
.VJVjC. extras, lufici Innide firm M'-J.
Mc seconds. 47V4 Ct-lKc: state ilsln. 80 V4
MM Vic.
BOOS Irrcirular. rteceinU" 17 7H4 canes.
Fresh-gathered extras, R2HT53C utorese.
mirktil pvtrn rtsts. 4tHrr 40140' Htorufre-pacl'eil
flrFts, 47 6MOo: sathered extrn Ann 47 W
4SV4C, flrnt, 44. W4IUHC, conda SJfMlc:
rtlrtlea Nn 1. aSfJSDc, Nj I! 30(1370
checks, JWfD17ci state npd nearby hennery
whiles. 6l(33cl Eithered whites 47W1V;;
weetern whtra, 4'f'RXp, nnstern and south
ern gathered whites, 4.0? R7p. state and
nearby hennery browna A2$P64c jruthered
brown and mixed. 4aO.Mc.
CHEER Jrreuular. Receipts. 207O
boxes. Flat current make colored averaes
run 80JWVfe! entoied sneclal, S0i iS3lVic
- ;jpneral PlUce. 2 Pine St, Ban Franclico V1-- ' '" l white specials, 30,n,c.
6,018 Shares
of the Capital Stock of
THE ROESSLER & HASSLACHER CHEMICAL CO.
a New York Corporation '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt the unclei-sinned, Francis P. Garvan. Alien Pioperty Custodian, will
offer for sale nt Public Sale to the highest bidder, at the office of the Alien Property Custodian Room
524, 110 West 42d Street, in the CorouRh of Manhattan, City of Xcw York, ut eleen o'clock A. M on
the 1st day of July, 1919, C.018 shares of the capital stock, par value $100 each, out of an authorized
and outstanding issue of l.TjOOO shares, of the Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co., a corporation created
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Xcw Yoik.
With tho sale of the stock there will akso be sold the risht to purchase and receive ,".,800 additions'
shares of said capital stock, the title to which is in dispute, if, as and when the dispute rs to the title'
to said 3,800 shares shall be finally settled in favor of the Alien Property Custodian by arbitmtion,
agreement between the claimants, decree of a court of competent jurisdiction or otherwise.
nf th. 'lltat'nii 10 ,i tn. Int
Pern Autn funnral
MrVVMEB .luni I'i MAUnirn, Hon ot
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w r i,m- jo ni- lut tirhdt R mains may
In. linl sun 7 in 'i n ni
MII.I.IOAV Suldenlv June 18 SAMUnti
". Mll.I.tnw nt 3J ttnnell live Olen
(ililan Pi Heluthei, unit frii nde Union
I.inl,e N'u II K of r umr all other o-
tlptli-s nf nhlih he wns n m mliir lnltd .
to futier.il Mr ireu. Sun 1 t m P.em'iiriS'iV
mi In IimiI Sat 7 lo lo i tn Int
prlMtte . t
MOCK lime I'i in v, - rk CORi
filllM. rilk MOi K ..f 1'7'h Supply
Train N C t.eloeil bul i"l Mirr rle,
mil son of thi latu AiliTt nn-1 H idle Moclf,,
Atred J'i !lr,,itlp and frlmli are int1
to fninl Mon 3 i m t- m tne rjeal-
Im v nf hi i lnothir U'l'nr M k JI3 i,.
M-rUri" -t Prlin.li nnv i i r matna on
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r..t tn ltv-,1 In runi r.il Mnn s 11) a Tl-v
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null n. t I'rftriilt a t'hurrh In a 111 Int.
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MllWI it -June IH MAIIY widow (if Ed;
muml (' Mnwer. ni-'i'il till Hue notice or.
luni ral will In- u-ten. Aeh' nd and Ueacn
mrs t-ffliii. Df'l eount J"
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liiaus-hiir .f tin- late Alfr- 1 nd J'irr V
IVumith Itdal'Mi ind fr nl in led to
I v. rUn Mm in ii tn fun nil parlora of
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I I'BIV - Ni .r Mt Hulls N .' June 20,
I SARAH . tif.' nf f'etnr I' nisrd M.'
I!-litl i ,ud frundi Ittn " - i,r nite. No
131 mlted to funi ral Mon .'In n m huss
. hll risid-ii.. Utmar s p n -ar Alt.
1 Hulls. Int Mt Hnllj Cm UM ill me
I 12 is p tn trmri fnm IMnl i it Mt Holly
stnt'.in il-iii .iutn will tn. I troll .it Wood-
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nxi'iinii imo i" ii Tirr.nr.s.v
inAcnmi ib 1 in luim - f'lendi
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1,960 Shares
of the Capital Stock of
PERTH AMBOY CHEMICAL WORKS
a New Jersey Corporation
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersipncd. Francis P. Garvan. Alien Property Custodian, will
offer for sale at Public Sale to the highest bidder, at the office of tlie Alien Property Custodian, Room
024. 110 West 42d Street, Borough of Manhnttnn, City of New York, at 12 M. on tlie 1st day of July
1919, 1,960 shares of the capital stock, par alue 'flOO each, out of a total authorized and outsfinding
issue of 4,000 shares of Perth Amboy Chemical Works, a corporation created and existing under ami
by virtue of the laws of the State of New Jersey.
With the sale of this stock, there will also be -old the right to purchase and receive 80 additional
shares of said capital stock, the title to which is in dispute, if, as and when the dispute as to the title
to said 80 shares shall be finally settled in fa or of the Alien Property Custodian by arbitration,
agreement between the claimants, decree of a court of competent jurisdiction or otherwise.
110 Shares
of the Capital Stock of
NIAGARA ELECTRO CHEMICXL COMPANY
a New York Corporation
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Francis P. Garvnn, Alien Property Custodian will
offer for sale at Public Sale to the highest bidder at the office of the Alien Tioperty Custodian Room
5-.j 110 West 42d Stieet. Borough of Manhattan, City of New Yoik. at 11:30 A. M on the 1st dav of
July 1919, 110 shares of the capital stock, par value of $100 each, out of an authorized and outstanding
...,.:,! c i (100 shares of Niagara Electro Chemical Company, a corporation created and existing nnri,. o!i
- 'a ""uvt ttuu
by virtue of the laws of the State of New York
With the sale of this stock there will also be sold the right to purchase and receive 240 additional
shares of said capital stock, the title to which is in dispute, if, as and when the dispute as to the title to
said 240 shares shall be finally settled in favor of the Alien Property Custodian by arbitiation, agree
ment between the claimants, decree of a Court of competent jurisdiction or otherwise.
Full description of and information concerning the property to be
sold, the terms and conditions of inspection and sale, and the order
thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42d Street, New York, N. Y.
FRANCIS P. GARVAN
, Alien Property Custodian
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frlrnd" lnltii to funeral "Tvli-ea Sat...
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