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THE PHILADELPHIA lo'QUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2,. 1919 ORPHANS' COURT NOTICES ORPHANS' COURT NOTICES ORPHANS' COURT NOTICES RFSCRTS RECORDS OF PRICES WILL RECONSIDER ACTIVITIES OF DAY Brown. Admin'r d. b. YVlHam ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. No. nil i 7ffoteiioGrande THE MARKETS No. Late Gossip of Wall Street ST IE SEDITION HEW TOM AVE. ORE DOOR FROM IOARDRALK 1 DILL Corner Hoase.

Centre of Amtuemeat I No. American end Enropran Plan. Elevater. I Firep Diatri Rami Firenroof. Dutriet.

No. 41 LEVINSO.N. minor First and final account of Commercial Trust Guardian of Jennie Ethel Levinson, a minor. No. No.

42 LEAIIT. minor First and final ac-t count of The West Philadelphia Title and Trust Guardian of Julia B. No. Leahy, late a minor. No.

43 MeELWEE. minor First and final ac- count of William G. McAllister. Guar- No. dian of Margaret J.

McElwee. a i minor. No. 44 MILLER, minor First and final (-. No.

I count of Gustave A. Gussmann. Guar- dian of Laura Emily Miller, late a I minor. I No. No.

45 minor Account of The Provident Life and Trust Co. of Phil- adelphia. Guardian nf Andre Francis No. nine Water in Room, anitsa witn MX No. Carace.

M. M. MeCALL, Owner-Profk No. -THE DUTTON Hotel and Stable atN, E. Corner of Broad and Lehigh Avenue Transferred Bomb Have Strengthened Feeling for Act Among Pa.

Legislators Thursday. May 1. The flour market was quiet, but mill limits wr "sustained. Grain ruled very firm Under l-'ght offerings an! a fair demand and prices advanced 3o on corn and Vic on oats. Jlay was in small supply and firm, with trade fair.

In provisions there was a moderate job-bins trade and prices v. ore well maintained, liutter was quift and prices declined 3c. Kb.cs met with a quick outlet and were again 15c per case higher. Refined sugars met with Xo. Empire Title and Trust Company.

Executor of Catharine R. Darcy. deceased. 7 deCOl'RSEY First and final account of Charles L. McCawley et Executors of Isabella deConrsey.

deceased. 8 ITEGER First and final account of Frederick William Deger. Executor of Kathryn Peger. deceased. 9 Et.I.IS First and final account of Re becca Ellis.

Executrix of Williora P. Ellis, deceased. 10 EICHMAN First and final account of Northern Trust Company. Executor of Adam Eichman. deceased.

11 FREDERICK Account of 8arah F. Rover. Executrix of Mary J. Frederick, deceased. 12 FRYER First and final account of Manayunk Trust Company.

Executor of I.avina P. Fryer, deceased. 13 FASSITT First and final account of Sylvester C. Heiter. Executor of Ant nie deceased.

14 KREW First and final account of George W. Wilgus. Executor of Jane Frew, deceased. 15 GKICK First and final account of little Fischer. Executrix of Mary deceased.

16 GRAHAM First and final account of Northern Trust Company et al- Executors of Mary R. S. Graham, deceased. 17 GCERIN First and final account of John P. Guerin.

Executor of Mary J. a. c. t. a.

of Neil Denne. dec d. 40 EBR1GHT First and final account of Calvin C. Ebright. Admin'r of Emma M.

Ebright. dee'd. 41 ELGART First and final account of Louis Elc.irt et Admin'r of Joseph Elgart. dee'd. 42 ROXNOS.

minor First and final account of Iocan Trust Guardian of Helen Wenona Ronnor. minor. 43 COLLINS, minor First and final account of Logan Trust Guardia of Franklin Earl Collins, a minor. 44 COLLINS, minor First and final account of Logan Trust of Lawrence Roswell Collins, a minor. 45 DARNELL, minor First and final account Walter C.

Hancock. Guardian of Helen M. Parnell. a minor. 46 ALBERTSON Third account of Emma Albertson et Trustees of the estate of Lewis Albertson.

deceased. 47 BISPHAM Account of 8. Paris Pag. substituted Trustee for Ellen J. Parker, under the will of William P.

Rispham. deceased. 48 KOOTH Account of Ernest Tns-tin. Trustee of the estate of Martha H. Booth, deceased.

49 BARBER Account of Walter F. Bar-ber. substituted Trustee under will of Edward Barber, deceased. 50 RRICE Account of C. Frederick Brice et Trustees fort Anna R.

Heaton. under the will of Ephraim Rrice. dee'd. No. Virginia Ave.

Close to beach and Steel Pier. Capacity 2T0. American plan; table and service special features: private baths; running water in rooms. Elevator. Reasonable rates.

Open all year. Ownership management. J. IEEDS. No.

Montagnon, late a minor. Xo. 46 LADOML'8 Account of Fidelity Trust Trustee for Ella M. Pierce, un-j der will of Caroline H. Ladomus, de- I ceased.

No. No. No. 47 McANANET Account of Continental- No. No.

Equitable Title and Trust Trus- lees of the estate of Isabella Mc-Ananey. deceased. No. 4S MeVAl'GH Account of Howard El-lery Mitchell, substituted Trustee for Eliza L. Brans, under will of Julia A.

McVaugh. deceased. Sproul and Schaffer Plan to Reconsider Defeat of State Police Measure Country Estate at Wyncote Sold to John Eagleson for a Large Sum St. Charles Plae and Beach. Fresh and sea water baths; running water in rooms; elevator Tbl: Spring: rates; Coach at train.

A. JB. WAGNER. Prop. W.

R. LAYTON. Mgr. No. No.

Virginia near Ueach. Raymond Xo. iecia snnne- rates. No. 49 cG A Th account of Girard Trust Trustee under will of James McGraw, deceased.

No. 50 MeFARLAND Account of liberty Trust formerly German-American Tit Its and Trust Trustee under will of Andrew J. MacKarland. European plan. Newly furnished.

heated, large rooms, runninc wtaer and private baths, liverythiui; up-to-date: $1.00 up. J. C. CLARKE. Prop.

Jesse S. Schamberg, in co-operation No. No. 51 with J-anerty, Jloss and Satler. has Special to The Inquirer, HARRISBURG, May efforts to reconsider CONLEY Account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust Guardian of Stephen l.

Cooler, a weak-minded person. NEW YORK. May 1. RETORTS from tho steel and copper trade do not appear very cheerful. The steel trade does rot expert any large demand for the metal for some time.

The same is true of the copper trade, llocatise of these conditions earnings fur the Steel Corporation for the current quarter are not expected to be as large as those for the first quarter of the year. This would mean that even the per cent, rate would not earned, but there seems little question that this rate will be reduced. Also the monthly statement of unfilled tonnage whici. will be published on the Kith of tr.e month is expected to show another decrease in unfinished business. It is only natural, with these factors overhanging the market, brokers should sound a warning of caution.

But this has been done so many times of late that the public is skeptical and is of the opinion that the insiders are creating these conditions merely with the purpose of getting back the stock which they have previously sold at very much lower Sooner or later, however, these predictions must come true. Rut each time the warnings are issued the market continues ils advance. No. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always ooen. Alwrnrs readr.

Terms mods. LOSE Account of Pennsylvania moderate outlet at niohanped prices. PROVISIONS. The mirUet ruled firm, with a fair demand for most, description. We iuite the following range of lit prices: Beef, in s-ts.

smoked and beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked and air-dried. pork, family, Dams, cured, loose. do. skinned loose. 34a35c: do.

do. sniokvl. SCSnSTr. Hams, boiled, boneless. 50c.

Picnic shoulders, cured. loose. 27 He: do. smoked. Bellies, in pickle, louse.

30c. Breakfast bacoa. 37c. I.ard. 31c.

TALLOW. The market was quiet but firm. We quote: Prime, city, loose, I2e; do special, loose. 123i prime, country, 11c; edible, in tierces. 22a2le.

BUTTER. Receipts. 73( tubs. There was a decline cf lc in this arket due to a quiet demand and lower outside advices. Receipts were light, but were ample for trade require-, ments.

We quote the following range of prices: -Solid-packed creamery, extra. 61c: higher scoring goods, f2a(4c: the latter for jobbing sales; extra firsts. 60c: firsts. 5Na seconds. sweet creamery, choice and fancy.

3atoc: fair to good, ladle-: packed, as to quality. 47a 48c: packiug stock. 42a44r: fancy brands of nearby prints job-; bins at 6ha70c: fair to good. 57a66c. i EGGS Receipts.

7S09 cases. There was a gcoii outlet for the limited receipts, and prices further advanced l'o per case. We quote the i following list of prices Nearby firsts, $13.65 I No. 51 McCULLOUGH Account of The Com-l monwealth Title Insurance and Trust Trustee under will of Francis McCullough. deceased.

defeat of the State Tolice bill and immediate steps to perfect the amend Guerin. deceased. IS GIVENS First and final account of Joseph M. McShain et Execntor3 of James Givens. deceased.

19 GRAHAM First and final account of Frederick Leighton Kramer. Executor of Mary Elizabeth Graham, dec-eased. 20 HOLMES Fifth account of Lewis H. Adler. Executor of Edmund Wales Holmes, deceased.

21 HADE First and final account of Michael Prancia Doyle. Exec'r of William Hade, dee'd. 22 HALL- First account of George Mitchell et Executors of Walter l' Hall dee'd. No. "te.

'Phoue or write. M. WALSH DUNCAN. Mt Vernon Itooms $1 on iTii. tefnon daily; with meals.

up d.U.T. Special weekly. C. PA DG BTT. No.

No. ments to the Anti-Sedition bill will be made. Governor W. C. Sproul and Attorney General W.

I. Schaffer today discussed the subject, and. if possible, the Police bill will be reconsidered Mon-day night. Numerous legislators have No, sold to Albert M. Greenfield, representing an undisclosed client, the hotel and stable at the northeast corner of Broad and Lehigh avenue for $135,000.

The property stands on a lot 124 feet by 205 feet. Herkness and Stetson, representing Horace G. Fetterwolf, have sold his large country place in Church road, Wyncote. to John Eagleson, of Chestnut Hill. This property consists of a large stone colonial house, stable, garage, gardener's cottage and eight acres of land.

It was held for sale at $00,000. Thedore E. Nh-kles has sold for the account of Katherine I. Watts to Harrv No. 52 MEILY The account of Thomas Fisher et Trustees under will of James Meily.

deceased. No. 63 MONGES Second account of Charles H. I ang. surviving Trustee under will of Gordon Monges.

deceased. No. 54 MEALEY Account of Continental-Equitable Title and Trust formerly the Equitable Trust Trustee for Katharine Mealey. under will of James Mealey. deceased.

No. 55 NARCROSS Second account of The Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Tmbstituted Trustees under will of Catharine B. Norcross. de Xo. No.

LAKEWOOD, N. J. Laurel in the Pines LAKEWOOD N. J. EQUABLE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS Golf, riding and sheltered 1aily concerts and daneei.

Branch office. Geo. A. Huhn Sons. Broken.

FRANK F. SHCTE. Manager. MT. POCONO, PA.

expressed themselves as favoring the No. Trut trustee for care of lots in St. Micbael Cemetery. Birdsboro, under will of Henry Close, deceased. 53 CLOSE Acconnt of Pennsylvania Trust Trustee for care and maintenance of lot in Methodist Cemetery.

under will of Henry Close, deceased. 54 CLOSE Account of Pennsylvania Trust Trustee for care and maintenance of lot in Methodist Cemetery. Hirdsboro. under will of Henry Close, deceased. 55 CLOSE Account of PennsylTan'a Trust Trustee for burial lot of mother in St.

Michael Cemetery, under the will of Henry Close, defeased. "LOSE Account of Pennsylvania Trust Trustee for care of burial lot in Anelinbach Cemetery. Reading. under will of Henry Close, deceased. 57 CLOSE Account of Pennsylvania Trust Trustee for care of burial lot of Pfister Farm.

Exeter township. Berks county. under will of Henrv close, deceased. No. 23 ELLIS First and final account of Edward H.

Ellis. Administrator of Kenneth J. Ellis, dee'd. 24 ELLIS First and final account of F. Harlod Gaton.

Admin'r c. t. a. of Nadine Kerens Ellis, dee'd. 25 GC1LBERT First and final account of Ixigan Trust Admin'r c.

t. a. of Albert R. Guilbert. dee'd.

No reconsideration. There is no question but that bomb outrages have strengthened feeling for the Anti-Sedition bill. the the and No. per crate: nearby current receipts, S13.35: Western, extra iirsts. 513.

65 per crate: do firsts. $13.35 per crate: Southern. i i i 1 1.. i i i No. The Belmont Modern throughout.

Stm. heat. J. CiiliMSH. la the amendments will be made readv so I eggs were jobbing at 50a 32c per dozen.

a plot Ot ground SI Jr. maivu ai i .1.. No WERN ERSVILLE, PA. ceased No. 56 NICHOLSON' Account -of Edward H.

Cloud, surviving substituted Trustee under will of Richard L. deceased. No. 57 NICKEL Account of Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Trustee for Samuel A. Nickel, under will of Ann Jane Nickel, deceased.

No. 5S NEWB0LI Second account of Clement B. Newbold et Trustees under will of John S. Newbold, I mat uifj van uc insrrivu iu lur .1 uui- i ciarv General Committee next week. CHEESE Vi-iues wen- well sustained, under I the northwest corner of Louden and light offerings and a i.iir demand.

We niiote Ninth streets. The property was held the following prices: New ork ana is- (. i C-; i la I i i whole-milk, current make. 32a32He; N. Y.

A for a at S'-'AKH). at which Figure 26 GI'NZEK First and final account of MaECie Waldron. Admin'x of Mary K. Gtinxer. det'd.

27 HAND First and final account of Ellen M. Hand. Administratrix of No. James T. Hand, dee'd.

2S HAAS First and final account of, Frederick C. Haas. Admin'r of Fred- erick G. Haas, cec'd. 29 HART First and final account of I Jio.

Anna V. Scott. Administratrix of I Emma Hart, dee'd. No. i e.

Kn KLIJNORA Boarders. bouatifnl tarfe. IsCnaiterS btatement ountain water. Booklet. Mrs.

Geo. Knoor, In discussing the bill. Attorney Gen-; WernersTilie. P. wiioie-miiK.

fancy, held. specials i it is relieved to nave been sold. i hijrher: do. do. fair to good.

3Ga37c. PCLITH Account of The Pennsylva No. eral Schaffer said: "In some quarters there seems William II. Wilson and Company have sold for liobert Younc Bernard SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Readvertised i One Only With today's opening on the New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges but a single form of contract will be traded in. the so-called "now" style from now on to be the only style.

This modified form was made necessary by an amendment to the United. States cotton futures act. and delivery on options of that kind will be limited to certain of the higher grades: -on white cotton nothing below low middling to be tondorabie. Kegarding a No. nia Co.

for Insur. on Live and Granting Annuities. Trustee for Cora Monges. under tbe will of Charles Dnlith. deceased.

BX ADVERTISED No. FIEGER First and final account of John T. Ehinger, Executor of Mary Fieger. deceased. No.

60 PAI'LI First and final account of SUOKTHANIl AN1 BODKK KEPI NG Our graduates are in constant demand. Good paying positions await you. Gregg Shorthand, the easy, speedy system. Complete business and secretarial -ourses. Day A Night classes.

somewhat of a misapprehension as to the Sedition bill. It does not affect freedom of speech, liberty of the press or any rights of the peonie. As I endeavored to make manifest in my discussion of it before the committee No. LIVE POULTRY The fowl market was i quiet with moderate, but ample offerings at unchanced prices. Some freight stock in car lots had to be worked out below quotations.

BroilinK chickens wn. scarce and firm. Other kinds of poultry sold slowly and showed little chancre. We quote these prices: I Fowls, via express. spring I broilers, not Leghorns.

1 Sa2 lbs iipiece. 75a i 80c: exceptional lots White Iegliorns. broilers. 5oarc: staccv yonng roosters. roosters.

IMaSic; ducks. Pekin, 34a No, 5J BATES First and final account Mary E. Boyce et Executors Josef Lohnert. Executor of Ignatius M. Pauli.

deceased. i ROOM 426. i No. of of ot to .1. I Smith a residence, on the northeast corner of iainor road and Fifty-fourth street.

Wynnefield. The property occupies a lot of three-quarters of an acre and the improvements consist of a large stone and plastered residence and garage. It was held for sale at $27,500. Mears and I.rowq have sold the premises at 140S North Broad street for the estate of Richard Dobbins to 30 HAINES First and final account of Lawrence E. Haines.

Admin'r of Mer-ritt H. Hainett, dee'd. 31 HEWSON First and final account of Addinell Hewson. Admin'r d. b.

B. of Albert Hewson. dee'd. 32 HOLJ.1S Account of Albert J. Roller.

Admin'r of Emma Hollis. dee'd. 33 Jt'ERGKNS Second and final account of Cornelia Ju'Tgens. Admin'x e. t.

a. of August H. E. Juergens. dee'd.

34 KLEIN Account of The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities. ancillary Admin'r of l'lm Ktjn. dee'd. No. No.

1 ORENSTEIN Account of Joseph I. Intensive training. Knroii any time. 'all or write for full particulars and atulnnip. Phila.

Business College of Commerce. 1017 Chestnut PhUa. Anna Bates, deceased. 60 BERMAN" First and final account Mary Berman. Administratrix d.

of Albert Berman. deceased. 61 HARI.ET First and final acconnt No r-olinr- Mr Tti-Qnrl onr? dire (irii- 2So: old "Sc: old do Indian flo. Indian Kunner. geese.

Ja of Isaacman. et Executors of Max Oren-tein. dee'rt. No. 2 PREVOST Second account of Fidelity Trut ct Exec'rs of Harriet No.

per piir. OuatiOc; do. young. Mifflin. Executor of Annie Mary No, ham to tne effect that liquidation must 25c: old be completed not later than May 1, i per pair.

45a50e M'reber Ji. Y. PluU. Stock EicJiacges. PHONK Relmont for information how to be a successful designer and pattern maker in 11 lessons on cloaks, suns, waists, dresses, children's garments, boys" wash suits.

No. at the recent hearing, it is a measure directed only at crimes against gov-! eminent. Government is not the men I who are for the time being in of rice, it is the institution. The section' which has been so mu'-h discussed. which had the word 'discontent' in it.

has been stricken out of the bill and I hail agreed that it should be strick- C. IVevost. dee'd. No. 3 PA NCOAST First and final account of Harrison I.

Potts. surriTing Executor: Harley. deceased. 2 SfHEF-R-The acconnt Scheer. Executor of Henry ceased.

63 WRIGHT Acconnt of Wright et Executors No of Harry Scheer. de-James H. of Hannah Walter Johnson, president of the I DRESSED POTJT.TRY Th fowl market i i coil- "TIio of- firm, with demand readily absorbing local exchange recently said. he or- limitP(, offf.rjnBrs. ottier klmls louitr feet of this ruling is that after May 1 I were in fair request at unchanged prices.

We tax of $10, as provided in thf cotton i Quo'e the following prices: Fowls, frosh- killed, dry-picked, in boxes, weighing four John Doherty. This property is a three-story brown stone dwelling with men shirts and pajamas. eui iree 3.j KETTLER First and final account of lxmise Hchl. Admin'x c. t.

a. of 0 Henry E. Kettler. dee'd. 36 KING First aud final account of The Commonwealth Title Insur.

and evenina. Sunday. MfJ North 5-M back buildings and is on a lot feet I No. (v enrolling now. all day, Fonrier'f lesigning School.

Hreej. A of David Pancoast. deceased. No. 4 PRIESTLEY Account cf A.

Morton iwiifr. Executor of Alexander S. Priestltv. dee'd. No.

5 PKK HARP First and final account of Florence Tilton Prlchard. et Exec- nr 1- ft tti.t, arrl ftuliElt tUtureS act. Will oe itniM an; pounds and over apiece. 3c: weighing hv Wright. dceased.

JAMES B. SHEEHAX. Clerk of Orphans Court. J(M) feet deep to Carhstle 1 here is pounds. 3c: weighing 3 pounds.

36a37e: small- 1 here is 'sales of old stvle contracts. Cl BOOKLET i raining ioi ic iac irH No. MF.REniTH. street in the renr. Hie property is I assessed for $19,000, and was held for sale at jri.Ks iv- rt IZ It I.

fc'irul 'inrt T.nI rrnn OT I and LEGAL NOTICES easy course. gt IMA SO litOL. short John J. Burns. Exec of hllea i.

i Parr, as stated by his Ad- i r- it -to. 'i rust Admin of Mary V. Kins, decea sed, 37 KKATI5G 1st and final account of Mary E. Keating. Admin'x of John J.

Keating, dee'd. 3S LYONS First and final account of Charles Kelieher, Admin'r of Hannah Lyon, dee'd. 39 LIBERA First and final account of I.eo A. Liberak. Administrator of day and tveniujg.

triai free. Open 311 H'tii. No. 7 ROEi'KER First and final account Tbe Ben Butlnen ScbML Tbe Ben er sizes. 3oaa4c: fowls, fresh-killea, in barrels, fancy, dry-picked, weighinz 5 pounds and over apiece.

3c; weighing 3Ha4'-; pound piece. Smaller siz. 30u31o; old roosters, dry-picked. 27c: spring ducks. Long Island 44a4Hc: sriuabs.

per dozen. white, weighing l-lal2 pounds per dozen. SSriaa.rV); white, weighing 9al0 pounds per dozen. $7. 75a do weighing pounds rer dozen.

do do. 7 rounds per do.en. do do. rta 'i pounds per dozen. dark.

Jl.OOa-i mall and No 2. BEANS AND PEAS Trade was quiet, but IN THE CO CRT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 5. FOR THE COLNTY OF PHILADELPHIA March Term, No. 4261.

Mrayer CMl tOUt lUMt. No. Josei-ha Liberak. dee'd William H. W.

Quick and Brother. representing William I. Young. I have sold the three-story, semi-defach- i ed property at Raring street to I.ouis II. I.ipman.

The property was Iheld for sale at S.V00. Taylor and Son report the pale of I 247 South Forty-fifth street through William Kaercher. et i Kverutors lxtuisa lloecker. dr'd. I N'.

ROTH Kir-t and tmal account cf Witltcr Thompsttn. Kxecutor of Mat- gar-t dtfe'd. No. SMITH First jind final account of THE MATTER OF THE PETITION IN 4ft T.Alt:n Account of The Pennsylva or FOR No. STEAMBOATS DISTILLING COMPANY STEW A RT SAID OF DECREE OF DISSOLUTION CORPORATION.

FOR BALTIMORE No. No ERICSSON LINE Ptssenger S'eamTs tcaTe l'hiliidel-Hi'u for Paltimere Daily eicept Sunday at P. M. IVeijut recened daily. S.

Groves. Sz'. I'isr S. uv. arc A Notice is hereby given that Stewart Distil-linf Company has filed in the above Court its petition praying for a decree of disolntion.

and that the Court has fixed Monday, the tii day of May. 1919. at 10 o'clock A. M-. a the time and the taid Court as the plaee for hearing said petition and application for dissolution, when and where all persons interested may attend and show eaiue.

if any they have, why the prayer of said petition should supplier wrre -mall the market ruled firm. We quote: Hears, 1H lbs. in car lots: Marrows. I. 101m.

ihoice. $rj: mediums. r. 1918. ch-ji'-e.

SS: Hert Kidner. P. IHls $12. l'a beans. New York and Michigan.

l'Jls. $7 75as. Lima. California. Jill, choice.

(ireen peas, domes. i IftlS. choice. (iTpn split peas, i hoice, Yellow split pf as. choice.

GREEN FRUITS Apples were quiet and FOme kinds were a sh.id easier. Other fruits wre in moderate req jest at revised prices. We quote: Apples. Y. Pr barrel Baldwin.

nine. Kussets. Apples. Pennsyltaniu and Va. per bid nothing in this ruling to prevent the buyer of old style contracts from keeping same until maturity and receiving the cotton in fulfillment of his contract, nor is there anything to prevent the seller fr6m keeping his contract to maturity and delivering cotton in fulfillment thereof." As To Increasing Commissions Considerable opposition has developed in not a few important brokerage circles against the proposal to raise the present rates of commission for buying and selling stocks.

Tho new schedule which will be- voted upon within a week or so calls for increases of from twenty to sixty per depending upon tli selling price 'f tbf stocks concerned. Unquestionably a good many people are very much in favor of the proposal because one broker put it: "We are making today just about half the rnonoy on double th" amount of business that we were doing two years ago." On the other hand there arc some equally influential brokers who insist that the present, commissions are sufficient and thev fear that the next No. nia Co. for Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuities. Admin'r c.

t. a. of Martha Ijiird. dee'd. 41 EUAN, minor Final account of Mcrciiants-I'ni'in Trust Guardian of Eleanor Rose Gates (now Hol-gms.

lute-a minor. 13 PARIES, minor Acconnt of Anna Hamill Faries. Guardian of Emma Genette Faries. late a minor. 43 GATES, minor First and final account of Charles R.

R-s'. Guardian of Eleanor Rose Gate now Holland, late a minor. 44 HAWKINS, mint.r First and final account of Edwat-d C. Burton. Guardian of Anna Marian Hawkins.

a minor. 4-v UELLSTERN. minor lt and final accoiint of Alva F. Tod. Guardian of Iuisa Dora Hellstcm.

a minor. PoI.ONG Account of Fidelity Trust Trustee for Helen A. leLonz. a minor, under the will of John deo'd. 4i PRKER 7th account of William F.

No. en out oetore the Hearing. While i do not think this section was subject to the construction that its critics put upon it. nevertheless it might I have been so construed and suc-h a construction would not be within the intent of the bill, as I framed it. "The bill provides aeainst acts and conduct which tend to make an outbreak or demonstration of vio-; lence against this State or against the Fnited States.

It seems to me men who are back of. and who cause i outbreaks or demonstrations of vio- lence against this State or against the Fnited States, ought to be Amenable to the law. If provides that writings, conduct or acts 'which encourage am person or persons to take measures with a view to overthrowing or destroying or attempting to overthrow destroy by force, the poverrnient of this State fir of the States shall be guilty of a crime. I cannot conceive why persons who are guilty of conduct of this kind should not be culled before a jury of our citizen--. Bill Protects Government "It further provides that persons who incite or encourage others to commit overt acts, with a view to bringing the government of this State or of the Fnited States into hatred or 1 contempt, shall be amenable to the law.

Those preaching or teaching hatred of our government should. I think, not go unwhrpped of justice. It makes it a crime to incite any person to do personal innirv to an Ben Lavis. SHaS.oO: tauo. $7a9.

Apples. John Sullivan. Executor of Julia A. Smith, dee'd. No.

lO STERNER First and final account of Paniel G. kiirtnj ft Executors of Harriet Y. Sterner, deceased Nn, 11 SCHWA R- First and final of Ella Schwab. Executrix of Gus- lav A. Schwab, dcr'd.

No. 12 SOT'TH Sixth account of Richard Y. Cook. of Rachel A. South.

dc-d. tiled by Gu-tavus W. "ook. ct Cxecutors of Ri-'hard Y. Cook.

dte'd -v 13 SCHROHPER Fit-M and final account 'f Charles Sf-hroedr. el Executors cf Mvirta S. hroe-lcr. 14 t'PTON Kir-t aTid final account of P.miel W. Riissing'-r.

Executor of lv.rph I'pton. dec'il. Account of Gira-d m.st Executor of Margaret Elizabeth Vermillion, deed. lft-VAVprsrN Account of Howard Austin Snyde-. Executors of Mrv Oliver ee'd.

17 WISTEPS Fir-t aud partial account of J. WiKon. et Executor of V. Winters, deceased. o.

1-- WILI.1G- First and final account of Fltrem- iVftlin. Executrix of Em-mn J. Willig. No. Fir and final account "of No.

Western, per box. $4 Lemons Albert P. Mills, to Henry F. Seltzer. The property was hold for sabz at The three-story store building at 7..4 South street, together with three dwellings in' the rear, T-il Kater street, having a lot 17 by 110 feet, has been sold to Joseph M.

Frank by Miss Ad-die M. Yeazer. It is assessed at and was held for sale at F.d-gar (I. 'ross effect ed the sale. The J.

T. Company has sold for the account of ILaymond A. White the large stone and plastered residence, with about an a-re of ground, on I.ennox road, to Andrew S. Webb. It was held for sale at Smith.

Dalgliesh fc Hess report the following sqles in Germantown and vicinity: East Chelten avenue, John J. Stutz to Robert J. Resbor- ough; West Kringhurt street. box. 52.rOa3.30: oranerj.

Kia. per craie. not be granted. EDWARD BROOKS. Solicitor for Petitioner.

IN THE COURT OF COMMN PT.EAS XV 4. to March Term. Pir. No. 36.

In trusts for Alice Ashhurst created by ded dated March 10. 1S05. and recorded in Rook W. S. V.

No. 522. pas 270. icf 1 bv deed dated June 14, Vjffj. and recorded in Deed Book W.

S. V. No. 1141. page 416.

Notice is hereby given that the first and "Thf Puhlir Be ri'atei" TO BOSTON Aif oat S7.31 Atkte late includes war tax. Via Colonial Line irom New York Weekdays Sundays at P. M. from r.er 39. X.

K. ifoot ef W. Houston st.l. New York. Tickets and information at Reidinr Terminal and Consolidated Ticket Office.

1539 ChesTnu? street, all pr-'mlrl ofti.es of Reading nd Jersey Central R. i Eastern rnmjlTmnia end NevT Jerser. No. No. I'reer idcd and Mio rnie.

jr Henry A. i final account of tbe Pennsylvania ompany Trustees under the will of ai.l": d. i rnr per box. Strawb-rrics, Southern. Per quart.

"jr.a.Vs-. VEGETABLES rota toes were plentiful and weaker under a light Other vcx-etables were in limi'er! reiuest at revised Bgures. We juofo; hite potatoes. Me. per KNi lbs.

write potatoes. Ta. No 1. per l'. white potatoes.

per USI $2. wliite potatoes. Pel and Md. per loo ihs. S2.2?a2.40: white Kla.

now. it lid. No 1. No 2. sweet poiaton, por basket.

Executors for Insurances on Lives and Granting An Iireer. dee'd. stated nuities, truste under the aforementioned of William F. Dreer. deed, acting STEAMSHIP JUNES Trustee.

4 FLEMING Acconnt "of No. York gets of New Trust Tnistce for Floren-e M. lime the State into a financial to increase its USTR ALI A hole the first move revenue will be a deeds of trust, has been filed in the offie of the Prothonotary 'if said Conrt. and tli.it fhe said account will be presented to the said Court on Monday. May 20.

1919. at o'clock A. for such action as the Conrt may deem expedient. JOSEPH H. TAULANE.

Attorney for Aeeountant. 1201 Stephen Girard Phill. Xo I. i.i No 2. sweet Pietz: n.TJ-.

Kst urine eivit. ei Carl Ilelmetag to Adam Eastern ho Viifhor t-av on hrnkfrs. The State now 1 foes. per pel. No 1.

1 nd Tdd. hush hameers. cotatfes. Del i i ci-irn sweet Ernest Iled- 'North Iwentv-hrsi street McKinney et under the will of David Fleming, dee'd. I No.

13- AKITEE Account of The Lanl; Titi and Trust Trustee An- nie C. Hyers fur life 'now deceased uudr the will of John Gantec. -de- i-cased. No. 5t GARITFE -Account of The Land NEWZEALAIID-SOUTHSEAS No 1.

No su.7-ja3: cabbape. touth- of of i ler to Frank A. Kyle. a.1: do do. per crate.

ern. per hamper. Kro'-'r of Emil Wendt. dee'd. JO WHITE First Jtnd final account Couniand V.

White, Exec'r mirtlsnd Y. White, deed. 21 EAGER First and fjnal account Saliie Vracr. et Exec'rs John M. Yonger.

dee'd. of 'a tatiiti an'l Ita rcionca Man anl pa--rcr MTjire from San Frac- )sc every L' dar. Union S. S. Go.

of New Zealand 1 California KIIAM O. 'AL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AX Ap-i plication will be made to the Governor of the state of pennsvDania. on Monday. Mar by Harrv T.

Jordan. Edward J. Title and Trust Trustee for Annie C. Hrers for life intw lcc-a 1 do. Norfolk, per hhi.

Hibberd B. orrell iv ompanv re-' per.TwrWa"NonS' do rrt tb sale of 1730 Francis REFINED SUGARS There wa3 a moderate at Private ticurrs. business doing on a basis of for fine gran-) harles T. akefieid. represent mg (various owners! reports that he has1 M.

J2 7.1EG1.ER Account of Natn Or local steamship ana railroad aza Griffith. Executor of Jefcn V. 7iec under the will of Mary J. Garlic-. 1 dtf'd.

1 No. 51 GRAHN Account of Tmt Trustee under the will of" Hugo Grahn. dee'd. 1 ALET HAY AND STRAW Receipts. the following nronerties: Xine gers Ol ine orniser -v.

noi belief is that this will be increased disproportionately when some of the up-State legislators who are always looking for an opportunity to swat "Wall Street, discovers that brokers will be getting $20 for buying and a similar amount for selling 100 shares of stock which sells in the market for more per share. Many people believe that the new rates will seriously cut down trading. These are the new rates, which are expected to be adopted, although against the advice of many sound judges. Kirchncr and V. E.

Moore, under the Act cf Assembly of the 'ommonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations. approved April 2f. 174. and the supplements thereto, for a charter of an intended corporation to be called A. Paul Keith Company, he character and object of o'ns 01 nay ana 01 straw.

nay Wi, iftvii wa? 1 i n- small iirr.l.v and frm, with demand i wo-si ory poi 11- ior- No. lr do. ''d. No. 23 SCHEI ER lt and final acrount of Ktner Gutman.

Administratrix of tsroiinc Scfteijer. dee d. No. 24 STILI FirM and partial account of Thomas C. Xassoy.

Adrnin'r d. b. n. t. a.

of Yjrcinia Still, dee'd. No. 25 SOKOI.OWSKl First and final 1041. 1043. lfCwi.

lfXC. HMVi the ra Meadily held. ORPHANS' MSOURT HQTlCES 0 A NS' OURT All DIT-ING NOTICES which is to acquire. 'own. lease, operate and No.

and theatrical enterprises conduct tteatre and to conduct general theatrical business and for these purposes to have, possess ami official of this State or of the Fnited States, or to damage or destroy public property. The inciters to such crimes ought to be punished the same as the men who are their tos and who commit them, it seems to me. It covers the actual damage of destruction of public property or the property of a public official. "It stipulates that writings, publications and utterances which advocate the engaging in crime, violence and terrorism as a means of accomplishing political reform, shall make their author amenable to the law. So they should be.

I believe. Ought we no be able to deal with men guilty of conduct of this kind? It provides against the sale of publications which 1 10157 Eavecr Germantown two two-! story porch-front dwellings. jtnd 14:. East Tulpehoekeri street, tlerman-'town: brick dwellings. and WA North Reese street: two-story bnVk store and dwelling, North Twenty-' eighth street, and brick dwelling, 1742 i Folsom street.

ut We quote the following: TiTrchy hay. acrordiDR 10 W-ati''n. Nof. 1. 539: No 2.

S37.oOaai; No 3. Clover mied hay, licbt mixed. S.IT.oOaSS: No 1 do. No 2 do. Straw No 1 straight rye, No 2 do, S14al4 No 1 tansled rye.

No 2 do. No 1 wheat straw. No 2 do. $llal2; No 1 0:0 straw, No 2 do. Jllal2.

FLOUR Receipts. barrels and 4.602.313 pounds in sacks. Tr.tde was quiet, but mil! iimits were well sustained. We quote per 196 lbs. Dacked in 140-lb jute sacks: ronnt ttf Anthonv Soko1ewiki.

Administrator of Michael SokolowsWi. dee'd. No. 26 STROHM First and final account of Harry Ellsworth Strohm. Administra- tor of Georgia F.

Strohm. deceased. No. 27 STAII.EY First aDd final account of William G. Admin'r of 1 02 HI EY Account of Arthur B.

Huey. surviving Trustee under the will of Samuel B. Huey. dee'd. 5o HAERKR Accounr Continental- Eoni'able Title and Trust for- merly the Title and Trust Trustee under will of Maria Haerer.

d-'d. 54 JOPSON Account of The Pennsylvania Co. for Insur. on Lives and Granting Annuities. Tmstee under i the will of William Jopeoo.

55 KANE Account tf Howard B. French. Trustee HnVr the will of Christopher Kane, dee'd. 56 LAFFERTY Hist account of Cii.irles H. LafTerty et Trustees of th estate -of Charles I.afferty.

dee'd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sons Interested that the Judges to all per- sit to 'How ing ac- audit, settle snd adjust the enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges cf the said Act of Assembly and its supplements JOSEPH H. TAULANE. Solicitor. IN THE ORPHANS' COUTiT FOR TH8 COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

April Tern. No. Estate of KONEL SHEFSKA. deceased. Notice is hereby given that Henrietta Shefska.

widow of the said decedent, liaa filed in the said Court her petition, claiming property of the decedent to the value of No. munis, Mmi to the balance ascertained to be in hand, anil for thot-e purposes said accounts will be called in the order Sarahor Sarah J. Mailey. dee'd. No.

2S SESSEN DEP. FFR First and tinal account of Hannah M. Canfield. Admin'x of Elizabeth Scssenderfer. de NOTES OF THE STREET Western straight, No.

Winter Winter nearby straight. Foreign Buying There has been a great deal made of the foreign buying in this market, too little emphasis has been laid on the sold-out condition of retail dealers in the United States, in the opinion of many students of present industrial conditions in this country. One of the best expositions of this viewpoint is ceased No. 29 SCHRE1RER Account of l.nn;s v. 1 1.

SO 11.2,1 12.2 13.no 13.. "VI 13.0O 11.00 11.73 11.50 12.6,1 13.50 11.25 Account ot as provided by Section 12 of the Fi- Sfhreiber. Admin'r of Albert Fnrk Kansas Kansas Sprine Spriua; Sprins H. IjirzeJere et Trustees for Hnrisri Aef- of ltli. and that the same by the Court on Friday.

Amanda Larzelere; under will of Es straight short patent short patent patent first, clear FLOUR J3.25a 10.30 as to quality. has. S. Talwell. president of the Corn Kx-ihnce National Bank, in the monthly publication of that institution, say: "There i a heartenins note in th reports which we receive fnmi the big stores of Philadelphia.

may be approved statei below. in their respective Conrf i Rtioms. on east corridor, fourth fhor. City i MOMMY. MAY 5.

1iri. at IO o'clock! A. and will be heard during the first and weeks if MAY. SA'ITRPAYS ei- cepted. ROOM 425 No.

HARMER First and final account of I Howard Manner. Executor of tleo. W. Harmer. deceased.

May 23. 1919. unless exceptions thereto bs Srhrt'iber. dee'd. No.

3rt SELBY- First and final acconnt of John J. Robinson. Admin'r of Joseph Selby. dee'd. No.

31 TONER First and final account of per barrel in RYE ther B. Larzelere. deceased, as staud bv surviving Trustees. 1 5S LUDWIG Account of The Land Title and Trust surviving Tru- 1 No. set forth in the May letter of the Amer- sacks.

"WHEAT Prices were firmly held. We Hetirtenintf because the volume of retail husi- ness in this city today i without parallel. Sales for the first quarter of 01S exceeded those for the same period last year by over i 211 per and April will make a still bet- ter showinc. There is no let ui in sieht. The i te.

and A. Blanche Ludwig. substituted Trustee, under will of William C. Ludwig. dee'd.

No 2-HTKLKY First account cf Mary Sweeney et Kxecutors of P.inicl quote car lot, in export elevator, government standard inspection: STANDARD PRICES SEADTERTISED advocate the overthrow of govern- ment. or organizing societies for that i purpose, or the renting of buildings for that purpose. AH these things ought to be within the scope of the criminal law and public officials ought to have the means and nieas- ures to reach those who are guilty of these things. "This is all that the bill seeks to accomplish, to reach those seeking to overthrow government by terror and violence. Public officials can be criti- I I 51 KELLY First and final account of Catharine Clnnan.

Administratrix of Bridget Kelly, dee'd. ROOM 436. Mary Toner. Admin'x of Elizabeth TcnT. dee'd.

Xo. 32 TARR First and final account of' Edmund W. Holt. Admin'r c. t.

a. of Mary W. Tarr. det'd. No.

33 TATHAM --FirT account of Elizabeth L. Richards Wechter. Administratrix No. d. b.

n. t. a. of Catherine L. Tatham.

dee'd. 1 No. 31 DER WOOD First and final ac- count of EliMheth Admin'x No. c. t.

a. of Robert T'nderwood. dee'd. No. 35 WADDF.M, Kt and final account of William .1.

Rode. Administrator of No. Bernard W.iddell. dee'd. No.

36 WARD First and final acount of manufacturer and dealer should find in the retnil situation a substantial basis for confidence. Central National Rank declared a semi annual dividend of 12 per put tine the stock en a 24 rer cent, annual basis as against 20 per cent, heretofore paid. No 1 No 1 Xo 1 No 1 No 1 No 2 No 2 No 2 No 2 filed before that time. ROSE FISCHER, Attorneys for Petitioner. ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE DOUGHERTY, de.

ceased. Letters of administration en th above estate having been granted to tha undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to SARAH A. WHEATCROFT. 278 W. Wellens HARRY H.

DOUGHERTY. 2716 E. Cumberland ex. Or to their Attorney. ALLEN C.

THOMAS. 804 6 Land Title Building. ESTATE OF SUSSANNA SCHAFER. DEC'D. letters of administration e.

t. a. on tlia above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, an.i those having claims to present the same, without delay, to Red winter Northern sprins Hard winter Red winter, garlicky Red smutty Red winter Northern spring Hard winter Red winter, garlicky Red smutty Red winter Northern spring Hard winter 1 ATKINSON First and final account of Albert B. Weimer. Exec'r of Al- fred J.

Atkinson, de'd. Hurley, deceased. No. 3- HAWKES Account of lieorge R. llawkes.

Executor of Thomas Hawkes. deceased. No. 4 JINK Kirt account of E. p.

lagher. Executor of Ianiel J. Junk. deceased. No.

5 .1 ST ICE A cceunf of The Pcnnylva- uia Co. for Ini-ur. on Lives and Orant-' ing Annuities et Executors ef Henry ice. deceased. No.

0 KASK A co Mi of Kat E. Kase. Ex- 1 ecutrix of M. Wheeler Kase. deceased.

ss to all securities and property be-i longing to the estate of J. Hervey 1 Kase. deceased. No. 7 KASE Firt and final account nf Ed- I win S.

Kase. surviving Executor of 1 .1. Ilervey Kase. deceased. ican Exchange National Hank of ew Tork.

which says: "It is illustrative! of the new state of mind of business America that with record official export figures individual organizations generally characterize foreign buying as moderate. And the post-armistice survey among 40 industrial establishments reporting to the National Association of Manufacturers results in a summary showing that with the exception of five of the twenty-two principal industrial groups, business activity is between twenty-rive and fifty per cent, normal. Rut the same compilation reveals that manufactured stocks in retail and jobbing hands are far below the pre-war normal. Rare shelves and scant jobbing supplies are always a precedent to industrial activity, particularly when associated, as now, with lack of buying of raw materials by I The National Rank of Germantown deelpd 2 ARDISSON First and partial account of James W. lister.

Exec'r of Charles H. Ardisson. dee'd. 3 AGARD First and final acconnt of 2.3! 2.39 2.33 2.37 2. 35 2 2 2.33 2.31 2.33 2.32 2.32 2 3 2 30 2 nr! 2.30 2.27 2.2H oq 2.2t 2 2S 2 24 a semi-annual dividend of per or a.

No 2 No 3 No 3 No 3 No 3 No 3 No. the rate ot 14 iht cent, por annum, compared Catherine Ward. Adaiinistratrix of Hugh Ward, dee'd. Red winter, garlicky Red smutty Red of No 4 No a 1 No. A.

WlTWER-lst and final account adok K. Wftwer. Admin'r c. t. of Anna M.

B. Witwer. dee'd. No. 3 WEISS First nnd final account of No 4 No 4 No 4 No Garlicky Smutty Garlicky smutty Red No -Minnie weiss.

Administratrix of Da- No 5 Garlicky iu eiss. dec Xo. 30 WILLIAMS Account of The 4 Pennsylvania Co. for Insur. on Lives aDd SAMUEL SCHAFER.

2234 Ridge are. Or to bis Attorney. LOUIS WABER. 130fi Commonwealth Trust Company Building. cized just as freely as before, but the man who would overthrow the government and who preaches or teaches revolution by crime, force or terror, wojild be the only one within the reach of this Do the law abiding, liberty loving people of this State not agree that such men ought to be treated as dangerous enemies of government? With such a law on our statute books, the men who would overthrow government in our State by violence, crime and terrorism will find Pennsylvania an unhealthy place to live in.

When they understand what it means, 1 believe all law-abiding citizens will favor this bill." No. ro 5 Smutty No 5 Garlicky smutty Annuities. Admin'r of I with 1- per cent, neretoiore paia. The March net operajinir income of the Gulf States Steel Company was Srt7.124. compared with SO.S.?fl in February and $57,241 in January, making a total for the first quarter of 1919 of $205,204.

Report for the March quarter of the Manufacturers' lyieht To. shows gross net S1.19S.0U1, and surplus after dividends. S72H.614. Combined srross earnings of Niagara Kalis Power Company and Canadian Power Company for the year ended March 31 total $1,272,322. Net after tax.

and surplus after charges. $546,945. Iloy C. Megargel and Warren Jerves. of Redmond New York, have been elected members of Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.

George Williams, dee'd 1 No. 40 ODER First and final account of No. U. Grier. Administrator of Cha.

Edward Voder or Charles G. Yoder. deed. No. RYE We quote No 2 Western.

$1.76 per bushel: nearby as to quality, $1. Goal. 70. CORN Supplies were small and the market advanced 3c. but lere was Uttlf trading.

j- 1 ..:) trade. as to quality and location, Sl.70al.75 per No. KASE Supplemental account of Kate: E. Kase. Executrix of M.

Wheeler Kase. deceased, as to securities be- longing to estate of J. Hervey Kase, deceased. No. KOCH First and final account of 1 Caroline Koch.

Executrix of Caroline) Koch, deceased. I No. OR KEtUHTLY First and final account of Edmund Mc- Curdy. Executor of Bessey Kieght- ley. otherwise known as Ressie I.eightly.

No. 1 1 LA WTON First and final account of Martin E. Hartley. Executor of! William I.awton. deceased.

I No. 12 LANCE First and final account of i Ohio Cities Gas Ohio Cities Gas got beyond its nar No. today's session row trading range in Chas. Frederick Brice. et Executors of Frederick T.

Agard. deceased. 4 ANDRESES' Account of Girard Tmst et Exec'rs of Elizabeth W. Andresen. dee'd.

5 BOX Second, account of Florence X. Bosworth. et surviving Executors of Alfred" Box. dee'd. 6 BEATTY- First and tinal account of Edgar WT.

Nicholson, et Executors of Joseph W. Beatty. dee'd? 7 BAILEY First and final account of Charles W. Bnlley. et Executors of Joseph T.

Bailey, dee'd. 5 BADER First acconnt of Daniel S. Bader. Exec'r' of Daniel Bader, deceased. 9 BECHER First and final account of William E.

Cavenry, Executor of Theodore H. Beclier- dee'd. 10 RAKNETT Firt and final account of cm nil B. Borden. Executor of Henry W.

Barnett. dee'd. 11 BUOY First and final account of Joseph M. McShain. Executor of John Buoy, dee'd.

12 BINDER First and final acconnt of Empire Title A- Trust Executor of Michael Binder, dee'd. 13 RACON Account of Joseph T. Bunting, et Exec'rs of Helen R. Bacon, dee'd. 14 BIGONEY First and final account of Oliver S.

Keely, Trustee of John Biconey. dee'd. 15 COHEN First account of Frank Blatt. Executor of Emanuel Coheu, deceased. 16 CARRYL First and final account of Elizabeth S.

Carryl et Executrices of Caroline M. Carryl. deceased. No minor 1st and final account of The Commonwealth Title Insur. and Trust Guardian of l-ciward Rodney Richardson, bv adop-.

late a minor. No. 4 St HLt. I minor First and final ac-co t.f Jm Kckstein Reattv. Guar- Vo 4t M-.

Srhell. a minor. No. 43 TETN K. minor-lst and final ncfount of Montgomerv Trust Co Joseph N.

Steiaruck, a No. 44 minor-Tirst and final ac-cociif of Hm1 Tr.Ist (c No 41 Weber, a minor. No. 4o PAN OAST Second account of No. i.OTE tin all sales of corn and oats to local trade except tli.se on' track there is a charee of "-jc for storage and elevating, which is paid by the buyer.

Sales of strain, flour, hay by the jobbing trade are at advance over the wholesale quotations herein recorded. OATS The market ruled firm and higher, with demand absorbing the limited offerings. We quote car lots, as to location: Rid. Asked. Ellas R.

Lance. Executor of Emma Lance, deceased. No. 13 LESSINti First and final account of The Pierce Oil Corporation announces that will No and looked as if it was scheduled tor immediate action. Apparently what has been going on in Ohio Gas recently has been that a strong eastern aggregation has been steadily picking up the stock ever since the dividend was reduced from to 4.

but once having got through the 44 level the big Middle Western selling orders which have been hanging over the Market and which have been coming from it five-year notes, due December 1, 1919, not be. called July 1. 1919. ESTATE OF JOHN BRANCAR. DECEASED.

Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay to EDITH J. BRANCA. 326 W. Thompson st. Or to his Attorney, FREDERICK C.

NEWBOCRG. 131S Real Estate Trust Bl Pa. ESTATE OF ANNA LOFTUS. DECEASED. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the 'said estate aro requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to JOHN LOFTUS.

Or to his Attorney. LOUIS WABER. 1806 Commonwealth Tmst Company Building. ESTATE OF JOHN BLOOD; Deceased. It- ters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claimi to present the some, without delay, to THE INDUSTRIAL TRUST.

TITLE A SAVINGS Jolm G. Carrntli. President. Front Pa, ESTATE OF RACHEL L. Ml LOCK.

DEC'D. Letters of Administration c. t. a. ou the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said No.

James I. Harbet.on. Executor of Ferdinand deceased. No. 14 I.OtiAX First and final account of Ferdinand Executor cf John B.

Logan. deceased. No. 15 LYNCH First and fini! account of Edward S. Sayres.

Executor of Georgi- anna R. Lvnch. deceased NEW YORK MARKETS No 2 white Standard white No 3 white No 4 white SOU 81 HO 7 7 substi-of Jos- anconst. surviving tutcd rnstee under the will eph Pnnttonr iiut. No.

POLICEMAN SHOOTS NUN AFTER STORE IS BOBBED Then Arrests Victim on Charge of Breaking Window and Stealing Whisky Receipts Ship'ts. Stock. 302. S74 irard Pt 2.11MS larjre holders of the stock, who are No No. Port Richmond 2.3'.! I.i2.2f8 '0th St Elevator 3.746 2Sd St Stores 3.S50 Keystone Elevator 1.304 142.742 Track 1.800 1.800 Total .39.., 6.1M0 721.272 constantly doing scale trading in their favorite--began to decrease.

Many large blocks of the stock around and just above 44 were promptly snapped up this morning by New York specula- No. No, General Review of Grain and Provisions. Butter, Eggs and Poultry NEW YORK. May 1. Wheat, spot.

firm. No 2 red. elevator export. Corn, spot, stronst. No 2 yellow.

S1.82i and No 2 white. Sl4 cost and freight New Y'ork. Oats Spot srrona. Standard. 81c.

Lard Strons. Middle West. Other articles unchanged. Butter weak, receipts S51S tubs; creamerv. higher than extras.

60Ha Olr; extras (92 score). COc; firsts, 58V4cn 59 He; packins stock, current make. No 2, 43c. Ebbs steady: receipts. 42.244 cases: fresh cathered extras.

47Hcl fresh feathered northern section firsts. 44ea4fiC; do southern. 4 3 fe a 45c: State. Pennsylvania and nearby-Western hennery whites, tine to fancy, 52a 53c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites, ordinary to prime.

470 do brown, 4a49o: do irathered brown and mixed colors. 44a47Hc. Cheese, irregular: receipts. 16W boxes: State whole milk, flats, current make, specials. 32a32Vsc: do averace i-ons.

31, a32c; Poultry. live, steady: broilers. 60aS5c: fowls. 31a37o: old roosters. turkeys, 25a 27c.

Dlressed. steady and unchanged. 17 COLLADAY Account of Albert R. Weimer et Executors of Mary W. Colladay.

deceased. 18 CASELLA First and final account of C. C. A. Raldi.

Executor of Maria Felippino Caselln. deceased. 1 COCH RAX First and final account of John Cadwalader et Executors of William G. Cochran, deceased. 20 CHAMBERS Account of Anna W.

Chambers ef Executors of David Wilson Chambers, deceased. 21- r4-ATHRALI First and final account No No. IS LEADER Second and linal account of Emma R. Rudd et Executors of Kate H. Leader, deceased.

No. 17 First and final account of Susan Boyle. Executrix nf James Mc-Hugh. deceased. No.

.18 McNEAL First and final account of Northern Trust Executor of An-" nie E. McNenl. No. 19 MARTELL First and final account of Elizabeth Martell. surviving Executrix of Patrick Martell.

deceased. 20 YON First account of John J. Foulkrod. Exec'r of James M. Munyon.

dee'd. No. 21 MA1SENHELDER First and final account of Charles Phillip Maisenhelder et Exec'rs of Katharine Maisen helder. dee'd. No.

22 NO KRIS Second account of W. Bark-lie Henry. Executor of Jane McKee Norris. dee'd. No.

23 LANDIS First and final account of William R. Landis. Admin'r c. t. a.

of J. William Landis. dee'd. No. 24 LINDSAY First and final acconnt of Maude Taylor Lindsay, Admin'x of tive interests, but when it was seen that too much of an -outside following was being attracted the urgent bidding halted.

Those who are best acquainted with the situation the company believe that its ne- oil development in the Ranger district will eventually mean a large increase in the company's estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay, to EVAN B. LEWIS. Administrator, eta 110S-9 Land Title Building. Philadelphia. Pa.

GRAIN INSPECTION April 30. In No '2 yellow corn No 1' mixed corn No white corn No soft white wh-at No 1 hard winter wheat No amber durum wheat No 1 Northern spring wheat No 1 mixed sprir.s wheat No Western rye No established- grade No established grat'e oats No Cars. 1 1 1 1 1 ...3 5S ...44 1 1 14f 46.501 Events happened in rapid sequence early yesterday when a man hurled a brick through the show window of the wholesale liquor store of Frank Clill- No haus. at 400 North Tenth street. Ten ESTATE OF ELIZABETH MURLOCK.

DE-ceased. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present-the same, without delay ta EVAN B. LEWIS. 110S Land Title Philadelphia, pa. of The Commonwealth Title Insurance and Truat Executor of Chas.

K. Cathrall. deceased. Xo. 22 CAM AC Account of Catherine Rush Camac.

Executrix of William Masters Camac. deceased. Total OCT R.ve. 41.27 bush; buckwheat, bush. iivii, a 1 Fourth account of Girard Th under the will of lJi'lway.

de-d. 4 Account of The Pennsvlva-nla to. for Insur. on Lives and Granting Annuities. Trustee for Marriot Smyth, under will of Lindlev Smyth.

n. No. 48 STOKES Account of The Pennsvlva-ntn to. for Insur. on Lives and Granting Annuities.

Trustee for estate of x- .0 Stokes. No. SILENCE Account of Frank C. ot Trustees under will of llliam Silence, dee'd No. 50 -SI 'N LITER Account of Budd G.

Nice, substituted Trustee for Ellen 01mg. estate of Catherine Sun-liter, dec d. No' 51 THjOHMAX The account of The Pennsylvania Co. for Insur. on Lives and Granting Annuities.

Trustee for Gabriels Tilghman. under will of Richard Tilghman. dee'd. Xo. 52 WILT Account of John F.

Wilt et Tmstees under the will of Alpheus WTilt. dee'd. as stated by Charles H. and Elmer D. -Wilt, surviving Trustees.

Xo. 53 WILEX Accountof Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Trustee under will of George S. Wilen. dee'd. Xo.

54 YOUNG Account of Philadelphia Trust Trustee for Amelia Young, under will of James M. Young, dee'd. No. 55 Y'OCXG Account of I'nion Trust substituted Trustae under the will of Samuel J. Young, dee'd, as stated by Merchants' I'nion Trust Company.

No. 5i YOUNG Account cf Homer Parsons, Trustee for Charlotte L. Young, late a minor, under will of Charles L. Young, dee'd. No.

57 YATES Second account Tliaddeus X. Yates, survivinr Trustee under will of David G. Yates, dee'd. READVERTISED Xo. 58 STAXG First and final account of Richard 8.

Gross et Administrators d. b. a. c. t.

a. of George Staug. dee'd. quarts of whisky were stolen. The noise of the breaking of the glass aroused Street Sergeant O'Brien, of the Tenth and Bluttonwood streets po-" lice station.

No. 23 ALLEN First and final account Harriet J. Allen. Administratrix c. a.

of Aaron Allen, deceased. LIVE STOCK MARKETS No. No Short Selling Tbat there was short selling during yesterday's upset in prices? was realized in the rapidity of the recovery at the opening all through the list, with the singic important exception of Steel common. There was a violent covering movement in instances where short, lines had been put out in anticipation of another drive, but failure of this to materialize frightened professionals into paying as much as points over yesterday's closing levels for various of t. of of of of of of Xo.

No last lest Lot John C. Lindsay, dee'd. 25 McCONO.MY First and final account of Peter Kelly, Admin'r of Mary Mi-Conomv, dee'd. I 26 MOORE First and final account' of James Haggerty, Admin'r of Mary Moore, dee'd. 27 MI'NNS First and final account of Walter A.

Munns. Admin'r of Josephine units, dee'd. 2S MADDEN First and final account of 24 RLACK First and final account James S. Black. Administrator Eliza M.

Black, deceased. 25 BROWN" First and -final account Estella A. Cam. Administratrix Samuel Brown, deceased. 26 BARBER First and final account Joseph S.

Barber, Administrator LESTER PLAYER PIANO: paid S750 year: giving up home will sacrifice for than half: cash or monthly payments, of tine music rolls. A -257. Inquirer office. Chicago fast disappearing form prompted 'r I O'Brien to fire a volley of shots CHICAGO. May 1 (L.

S. Rureau of Mar- i 1,1 ix-i Receipts. market open- of the bullOiS grazed the head of Wiling strong: closed mostly ioc to 15c lower; liam Moore, of Sixteenth street above estimated tomorrow. S.000: bulk of sales. Cnlnmhin avenue TTe was fronted at J20n20.30: heavyweight.

medium oiurnDia avenue, lie was treated at cMumweight. lightweight. the Hahnemann Hospital for a lacerat- Xo. New York Cotton Market From The Inquirer Eureau. NEW YORK, May 1.

There was further realizing or liquidation in the cotton market todav. hut in nothing like the volume of fhe "previous day. Offerings were absorbed on moderate early setbacks. Rallies followed on covering and trade buying accompanied by reports of an increased spot demand, much of recent loss was recovered. The market closet! at net advance of 40 to 70 points.

The local market lor spot cotton was yniet and points higher, at 29.40 for middling upland: sales nil. The range of prices for leading months: Net No Xo. $75 CASH. $85. tone dollar weekly, for magnificent mahogany $350 piano: been used nin.

months, decided bargain, open Saturday eve-nings. It. B. Todd. 1306 Arch st.

No. 20.30: light lightweight si8.25ai9.25: sows. e(1 jjpg an(i then arrested in connec Robert V. Barber, deceased. 27 BRAYDON First and final account of Margaret Braydon.

Administratrix of Thomas Brayden. deceased, as stated by William Braydon. Administrator of JilfV jaj Jill itmn.itu. ai Lir coipts. S0O0: best beef steers, steady: other beef catt'e.

15c to 25c higher: feeders, strong: calves. 25c higher: estimated tomorrow. 300; lienvv beef steers. S11.50a2'): light beef steers. No.

Thomas John O'Rourke. Administrator of Patrick Madden, dee'd. No." 20 MITCHKLL First and final account of Willis R. Skillman. Admin'r of John M.

Mitchell, dee'd. 30 XATHO First and final account of Arthur Sellers. Administrator of Henrv Natho, dee'd. No. 31 NITSCH First and final account of Charles H.

Nitsch. Admin'r of Gertrude A. Nitsch. dee'd. Iw Close Ch'ge High 2.

(IS 2f 1.91 25.75 Open 2H.30 2S.40 25.3s 2x.l2 2S.Sa2S.6H x.V 25.38 25.sf!ii2".M x70 No. PIANOS Ludwig upright, like new. sell chean to quick buyer. Call Saturday or Monday rip to 8 P. 1342 Girard ave.

$S5 CASH $100 one dollar weekly for fine $350 piano, like new. Open Saturday and Monday evenings. J. C. Hughes.

1338 Girard avenue. HAVE your 65-note player made to play 8ft-note music rolls: only $35: work guaranteed. Wm. Doran. 3721 Lancaster.

Pres. 5657. tion with the theft. The whisky, valued at $.10, was recovered. Three automobiles were stolen yesterday.

They belonged to Burden Da-vist of 243G North Alder street: Samuel Smilk, of 4845 Aspen street, and' X. A. Randolph, of Tlainfield. X. J.

Burglars between midnight and dawn yesterday forced a safe in the Dreamland Theatre, at Thirty-sixth and Hav-. erford avenue, taking SO. in cash. Margaret Braydon. deceased.

28 BAIZLEY First and tinal account of Matilda Baizley. Administratrix of Rudolnh R. Baizley. deceased. 29 COFFIN Second account of Sarita Coffin, Administratrix of B.

Howard Coffin. deceased. 30 COOK 2d and final account of Louisa R. Cook. Administratrix of Harry c.

Cook, dee'd. 31 COXKLING First and final account of Lydia H. Conklin. Admin'x of Samuel H. Conkling, deed.

32 CUNNINGHAM First and final ac S10.5Onl7.S5:. butcher sows and heifers, 15: cannera and cutters. veal PI 2. 50a 13. 50: stockers and feeders.

steers. PS.50al5.50. Sheer) Receipts. 14.000: market, steady, to 15c higher: best dry fleeced lambs, strengthening most: estimated tomorrow, 5K)0. S4 pounds down.

S17.75al0.65; S5 pounds culls and common, 13nl7: ewes, medium and good. culls and common, $0al2. 24. 60 25.05' 24.50 2o.50a''f.( x30 25.O2a23.05 x54 24.fitta x5K Month May July Aug. Sept.

Oct. Nov. Pec. Jan. Feb.

Mar. No. 'o. 32 PI'S BY First and final account of Jessie E. fusey.

Administratrix 01 Witiifim Pnsev. riee'd. 24.15 21.55 24.05 24.54u24. 55 x54 23.K1 21.15 23.75 24.15a21.20 x45 2. (Kla x40 No.

No. 59 TUSTIX First and final account of Frances M. Tustln. AOtnin'x of Joseph L. Tustin.

dee'd. No. 60 BURROWS First and final acconnt of Horace C. Burrows. Executor of Elizabeth B.

Burrows, dee'd. issues. Opinion as to the market probable action was divided, although there were expressions of confidence in the progress which prices made on Wednesday toward readjustment with new conditions created by the change in the dividend position Steel common. A majority of the list partially reflected this sentiment, but that conservation is growing was equally "evident in the rapid, irregular fluctuations that set in later. The one fact brought out clearly was that speculation had been carried to a point where it was assuming a rather threatening aspect.

The reduction in the volume of trading was significant in this respect. When tbe market will not get out of hand on such a development as the break in its leader. Steel common, the technical position undoubtedly is strong. 23.85a23.90 x50 23.60 23.50 New York No. $100 8TEINWAY upright, cost $450; guaranteed splendid condition.

B. B. Todd, 13f6 Arch st. Open Saturday evenings. IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN in used piano of any make, write for bargain booklet.

Blasius Sons. Dept. Phila. Liverpool Cotton Market No. Ci Piano tuning, repairing specialty Thirtieth Reception to Soldiers The War Service Committee of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania will give its thirtieth reception to soldiers, sailors and marines tomorrow eve-.

NEW YORK. May 1. Reeves Receipts, VSO: no trading. Calves Receipts. 750; firm.

Veals. culls. Sheep and lambs Receipts, 1240: steady: clipped lambs. culls. $10nl3: clipped sheep (weth-ersl.

clipped ewes, S10al2.50: spring lambs. Hogs Receipts, 3740; steady. roughs. $17.75. Vi.jKJtO experience.

J. years experience. J. Mitchell. 3422 5th.

Bell phone Kensington 949. No. No. 33 PERKINS First and final account of Joseph lieC. Perkins.

Admin'r c. t. a. of Emilv R. dee'd.

Xo. 34 POLLOCK First and final account of Jennie E. Kellv. Administratrix of Elizabeth Pollock, dee'd. Xo.

35 PIIILLIPPOT The account of The Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuities. Admin'r of Henriette C. Phillippot. dee'd.

No. 36 RAMRO First and final account of Vivian Frank Gable. A-dmin'r of Elmer A. Rambo. dee'd.

To. 37 RIERA First and final account of Francis J. Rlera. Admin'r of Bessie B. Riera.

dee'd. Xo. 38 ROGERS First and final account of Saliie E. Rogers. Admin'x of Lewis K.

Rogers, dee'd. No. 39 RIGHTER First and final account of Ernest Noackt Administrator of -Agnes Righter. dee'd. No.

40 SHAPLEY First and final account of William H. Taylor. Admin'r of Annie i. Shapley, dee'd. ning.

The Patronesses Mrs. John No! PIANOS. Tictrolas. player-pianos, electric pianos, bought for cash from anywhere. TUR- 524 N.

10th. Phone Poplar 4410. STECK miniature baby grand piano, mahogany, almoat new. Must tell. M-125.

Inquirer office. The Oil Martcet count of Byron Hancock. Admin'r of Florence Cunningham, dee'd. No. 33 DELANEY First and final account of James J.

Delaney. Admin'r of John Delaney. dee'd. No. 34 DON AG II First and final account of Michael J.

Administrator of Mary Hanly Donaghy. dee'd. No. 35 DRYSDALE First and final account of Mary Drysdale, Administrtrix of William Drysdale. dee'd.

Xo. 36 DISST0N First and final account of Frank Disston et Admin'rs of Albert H. Disston. dee'd. No.

87 nALLETT First account of Philadel-- phia Trust Admin'r c. t. a. of Clara Dallett. No.

38 DI CICCO First and final account of Vincenzo Dl Ciceo. Admin'r of NicoU 1)1 Ciceo. dee'd. No. 39 DEV1NB First and final account cf BOOM 432 1 CARSON First and final acconnt of Hugh Graham Carson.

Executor of Maria Louise Carson. 2 DeGRAW First and final acconnt of Lizzie Rose et Executrices of Edwin 8. DeGraw. deceased. 3 DICKSON First account of Arthur G.

Dickson et Executors of Samuel Dickson, deceasel. 4 DOUGHERTY First and final account of Gerald A. Dougherty et Executors of Bernard A. Dougherty, deceased. 5 DECHERT First and final acconnt of The Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company.

Kxecutor of Henry M. Dechert. deceased. 6 DAKCT First and final account of LIVERPOOL. May 1.

Cotton Spot in fair demand: prices lower; jrood middling. 18. 05: fully middling. 17 55; middling. 1(5.

95; low middling. 15.40: od ordinary. 13.75: ordinary. 13.22. Sal's.

fiOOO bales, including 5'i(N American. P.eceipts. 20.000 bales, in-cluding 17.2W! American. Futures closed steady; May, 6.7-; July. G.43; September, 15.su.

The Cotton Exch.inpe today discontinued official stmt cotton -values and made the fully middlinc urade the basis of contracts. Hereafter tpiotations vill be for American and not Texas cotton. Commencing Monday, May 5, trading will be allowed in American future contracts In any month to April. 1920. making twelve months of delivery instead of five, as at present.

No. Pa. May 1. Credit balances. average, l0.2h3; shipments.

OIL CITY, runs. S3. 044: 50S; average Harrison, Miss Anna J. Magee, Mrs. Alvin A.

Parker, Miss E. Graf-fen, Miss Helena Hubell, Miss Martha Bunting, Miss Kenzia R. Bunting, Mrs: Thomas R. Harper, Mrs. M.

Stanton Taylor, William: R. Hallowell, Will paj spot cash. WANTED, grand piano. M-lbl. Inquirer office.

No. WANTED Upright piano, immediately; pay cash. Fitzpa trick. Diamond 7390. Chicago Quotations CHICAGO.

May 1. Armour preferred. 103s: Booth Fisheries. 21: Carbide. Chicago Pneumatic Tool, ft54: Cudahj, 123: lriamond Match.

113; l.ibby. 31 Lindsav. 21: Stewart Warner, Swift 61; Swift fc Cfe i-Mi; Wilson. 85 n. 1918.

Bank Clearings 818.856,776 PftLNOS; REPAIRING! Mrs. A. Lewis Smith, Mrs. John Scott, $1.25 TCNE8 POSTAU S72.4I6.20I KNAPP. ft58 N.

10t. Philadelphia New York No. 679,217.729 1 and Mrs. J. George Klemm, Jf..