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SECOND SHIP TO
CARRY RELIEF
Continued ff0m yx One
nJ the nev. A. R. &teck, of the First
Lutheran Church.
CONOilKCIATtON COMTntnUTSS.
' Sternberg 'of tho Church f tim Aim.
f townr, at 47th street and Klngsesslng ave-
u,ek rent a check for l.
j2Tho boya who betting lo Ilntlery A, of
rj ncgimcnt. of I'aimyra, N. J., and
e ages range between s nnd mi. nnii.
id the belief hrndniiat-i n.i n.... i.j
bcgun-it fcrellmlrntry canvas In South Jer
sey. They slated that they Intended to
visit the homes of farmer. Their first
Contribution amounted In 11.
"We will have rrtore contributions when
the stcond morcy ship sails," the letter
read.
An admirer of dogs sent 60 cents, re
questing thai this amount bo Used In
purchasing food for the starving dogs of
Belgium. Employes of the shipping de
pArlmtnt of the Philadelphia and Heading
nmiway sent a. check for 134 to be added
to the fund. Shortly afterward a check
tot 1122.70 came from the employes of
the store of David Lupton.
A letter signed "Baby Bob" and con
talnlns U arrived In today's mall. An
other dollar came In a letter which waj
Blgned "from a twins at 2316 East Dau-l-hln
Ptrcet." a check for $100 came from
Ahna Filler Howe. 1523 Walnut street,
hortly before the contributions had
passed the U0O.CO0 mark.
The, MoKInloy I'rcsbytcrlan Mission
Sunday school sent $10. At 1 o'clock this
ofternoon Word reached the relief head
charters that Captain B. II. Smith of
thft convict ship Success would turn over
tomorrow's receipts for the Belgium re
lief expedition. Tho receipts It Is ex
pected will roach $1000.
Mrs. P. K. nuth. a focble. white-haired
woman, won the sympathy of those at tho
receiving station when h i.rt n .
tributlon of 15 and wept as she handed
her money to a clerk.
A contribution of 1295 enmo this morn
ing from the Emergency Aid Committee
of which Mrs. J. G. Cassatt Is chair
rrtan. Of this sum 1250 had been given by
(Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur II. Lee.
The majority of the contributors aro
not the rich people: they are the people
who have uso for each and every penny
which they possess.
But they are tho people of large Imag
inations. They can seo the IJelglnns In
all their distress. They can visualize the
devastated crops, the fields laid bare, tho
home riddled with shot and shell, the
cities burned, razed to the ground, the
women and children desperate frantic
for some place to set up a temporary
homo.
They can see tho wild-eyed mother with
her hungry children clutching at her
eKlrts'demandlng bread, when there Is no
bread to be had, and seeing all this they
cannot conceive of any need of their own
which Is as great aa that of these help
Jess war victims.
These aro the people responsible for
the successful and prompt sailing of the
Thelma. These are the people crowding
the relief station this morning anxious
to give over their donation before tho
'.fund closes tonight.
Oi?e touching contribution was sent In
yesterday by the children In the free
ward of the Women's Hospital, 2137
North College avenue. The little Invalids
heard their nurse discussing the Belgian
1 relief fund and decided to part with their
savings. In order to send them to tho
Lincoln Building.
A. collection -was started by a little
cripple boy. Going from bed to bed ho
gathered In the pennies, and the result
wao that a total donation of 27 cents, or
enough to provide more than five moals,
yaa sent by the diminutive sufferers.
Philadelphia golfers aro also, to be given
the opportunity to contribute toward tho
fund. On Thursday a tournament will bo
held on the links of the Old York Head
Country Club. It will be a handlcup af
fair, a, mixed foursome of 18. holes, tnedal
iprsjr, and It Is expected that a large
number of enthusiasts v111 attend. An
cntranco fee of $1 will be charged, and
the proceeds will be turned over to the
llelglan fund.
Trevlously
ac
ruianoas Sub
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E. .C...
lieutenant
n M
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1.00 Hoarding Home lt.'ii
cash
A Friend
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1.00
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Centre Square,
Montgomery
Ccuntr, Pa....
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T. K. Stewart...
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old
II
J. A. Mullansy.
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i.oo cash
3.0(1 Cah
ILMCaah
l.oojarnea F. Jonei.
.SO Prank W. Jone,
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l,JJO Stawart Jones. . .
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nard
1.O0W. U.
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J.V9 Trenton
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1.00
1.00
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Albert Pearc,tugar,
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onJ. II. B.. Jr..,.
Fcarco . . .
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l.OUCaah ,.
2.00 Alma LewU.....
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Jack. Jr., and
Prneea
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fcevrml nnvntxrs Mrs. Ji(c.li Itlely
Flrt .Mnr.-lM.m M. K. nno M. ,
Church H.(,o l-.mcrRtncy Al
c. s. ii
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2,00 Canh 11(1
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joo k. s. S i2.ro
American child. . .on
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Mr. Percr Hwl
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From Pardee
Fntilka
Anita Foulke....
O. It. a
Presbyterian
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irom Joeenh and Mr. and Mta.
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Hilda Jones 23 f' & ,yJtt,n
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of the (llrltlslil ''", "V,"'"-
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Miss N. liorn... r..onVr"- I:- T'- Molse
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l.oo
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W.oo Mllitred A. tlnrer
1.00 Mary A. HnMen
In ri Dells F. Maikctt
3.00 T. II. A
6.00 Waller Itolllnga-
worth
14.00 Mrs. C. Taylor..
Robert and Jo-
soph
Cash, German-
710 town
D. T. Sheridan..
11.10 IJ. p. Holt
l.dOC. II. It
.1.00 Mrs. M. llenser.
12.on Mrs. M. w. John-
(1.40 slnn
2.00 Oish
Cash
I.. SI. Uovd
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Cash
J. F
J. D. K
Furniture Dept.
Wannmnket's..
Statistical Dert.
Runt.'. oftlre.
r. ".. cam-
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Hmnioyes of B.
Kind Ronit.
Cash
Cash
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lelchts.
aire. a. c Kel-
Penaauken, N.J. 3.00 ley
Cash
1.00 Cash !"
F. D. H
Delanco, N. J...
W. 8. Ottlnter.
Mrs. M. T. ll.ir-
vev ,
S. J. i
In Memory
Father Dnmlcn.
Ilelnlum, Island
Molokao
Mrs. Pacher
Mrs. Vandegrlft
and family. . . .
Cash
Mrs. C. Uirkin..
Misses Feltnn...
Mrs. E. Stott....
Mrs. J. I Nich
ols Mrs. I. Dadeker
Miss K. Dadeker
Mrs. Itlchnrds...
Mrs. Ilrnwn ....
Mrs. McKlnnls..
Mrs. Snook
Mrs. Duffy
Miss C. Bmlth...
Flower Hod
Cash
Cash
Cnah
Cash
Cash
Cnah
Cash
Cosh
Cash
Cnih
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Mlsa 1. Kmerson
Henry Iloitert..
1.110 Miss NVIIIn Mai-.
2.00 shall 2.00
8.40 IM. B. Ilrlghlon. 1 no
C. K. A l.no
t.no John (llllott .... n.oo
t.OOCash 3.00
A Friend 23
Dr. J. T. Hutler 7.no
,. K. U II 1,00
10.00 Dr. flobert Kul-
nurre 2.00
l.CO Doylcstown .... 2.()
Cnsh 1.00
1.00 John It. liana., ln.oo
l.iii A Friend 3.00
l.oi) Folsom C. E.
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55 f. ii. c,
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.23 Annlo Cl3rkn ...
1.00
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
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.10 Elizabeth. J. An-
,10 ilereon 1.00
.40 Milton D. Gchrls no. on
j Cash l.oo
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' .111
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'" rn.li
Si S. W. R-ans, Jr'.,'
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and family.... 100.no
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ii Widow's mite. . .
0 nilm Mel. Nel-
' snn . . . .
3
son
2.00
1.00
IO T.dllnn t'-...
23 Mile. Jnsnnhlnn
. Armond, Ard-
l.On more 1.00
3.00 Charlotte D. Mar
tin 12 SO
13.00 Helen h." Wing.'
1.00 full. Iilooms-
burs. Pa 3.00
3.00 Cash 2.00
8. A. C 3.00
C. Schlll, Jr.,
2.00 Cnmilcn 2.00
2.00 Ono of Least of
3.00 Theso 1.00
5.0(1 Cash lli.lio
C. 8. Chestnut.. i'j.Iji
uansnorna l'rea
bytcrlan Ch...
Cash
MrB. T. 8. Pren
ncr Mlsa Helen J.
Kowlsh, Sell
ersrllle Cash
F. Suplot
Iwla stanuet..
Ds.Dtlst Church.
'Drldxeton. N.J. 31.00 in Ilia Name.... 2.00
First Presbyte- A- Straus. 10,(,0
rUn Church. Mlsa K. W. Hid-
Hrldgelnn. N .1. 10.00 'Ha. ", 0.40
Mr. and Mrs. n. 1. R. Howurth. 2.00
C. Heera ISOOi Jw-.r1"".-.-" 5'
ilr. Geo. J. Cllne l.oo Malhlldo Hotter. 2.00
i- o . ,.. 4. uoufl, i;iii
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10.00
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3.00
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Mr. and Mrs. M. h-SKS? V '
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1.00
1.00
4.00
Mrs. S. Felton.
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Mr. A. Petroff..
Mrs. O. M. Fag.
lery
Mrs. I. Uwon.
F. Stauffer
Morris W. Ouppy
L0 b. n. C. nnd K.
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Mary It. Lado- ,.h
mus
l.jsj in Jesus' Name..
'WJu. j.-. x. Bn(1 ji.
100 p. n
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a.noT a iij,-
Cash
Mrs. Wm. Smith
John 8. fiykes,
Allentown
F. A. Kennedy..
"W."
St. Paul's It. B.
Church Choir..
Fanny C. Coch
.'.(io Flora MaeKelly.. n.00
.-a Check 23.00
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7.B3cosh 1.00
ran. Westtown 10.00 jr
ij, m. iiauim.ln.
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10.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
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Cash
A. J. Bnyder.
Fullerton, Pa..
P. I Hell
Jenny M. Cro
wtll, ttammon
ton. N. J
Ida A. Merrill..
Own
T. T. C
01. It. F.
K. W. F
Fred Parrell
Sam C. Jeltles. .
Cash
.23Ctoeh
.60 Cash
W. J. Littleton..
l.OUJ. F. nhoads....
1.0U Alice Fussell....
B. C. C
Cash
1.73 Sympathizer ....
.l.ou Cash.
l.no John McCralg. . .
I.on E. Hauers
1.00 Cash
2.0(1 D. It. O'Sulllvan.
l.UO 8o
10.0U F. W. Kelkhap.
Wll. A. Mppe.
3.0(1 S. K. Cleaner.
t.0) , neadlng. Pa...
.2 II W . Dannen-
l.oohower
Boorbach
1.00 Cash
a.wSmiy
fish
'J.OUCaah
0.00 L. S. Hoffman. . .
E. O. Coopers-
burg .
I.eo C. Jones....
IMna, V R......
Helen White....
J. Henry 8. Wal
lace Fdw. U. Parvln.
Beading Sympa
thiser a. N, Mlllspaugh
Walter uaidwtn,
l-UVIl
Clifton Heights B.OUBachel Scott
M. A E.
B.siMrs. I.. A. Hncxl-
cash
w, P
JSilwIn and Ar
thur King ....
M. J. It. and D.
Mlsa M Smith!.
From Ona Who
UveJ in Ilel
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3.00 JV. J
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l.l. It. K
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-Wj. j. k
Alberta
B.00
1.00
LOO
1.00
1.00
1.00
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Wish It
"Cash
Wera
1.00
1.00
More .
9.W1
J. A..
Cash ...,.,.,.
W. II P. .......
Olive A. Camp.
Wllllamstown.
N. J.
Mrs. C Hea-n ..
S. C. anS C V.
Galley .,.,....
Cash
BlUabeth II.
Brown
vi P. G. Woodland.
1 .00 Clravers. Pa. . ,
C. II. Iten.Uw.
W. N. F
1.00,'M. J. F
S.00A. K. F
It. F. W.. Jr....
J.oOMr. ami Mrs. II.
100 u WsstUy ...
ILfa- ai,4 fa
2.00
2.00
1.00
!.()
1.00
1.00
2.00
600 Ilanay P. Beat 2.B0
Mlsa CmII Fit
itTtiowtii.:... iaoo.VA."ii"r"r .s-xi
u. iran..t 11111" .wwii u.w
.60
1.10
2W
T. 11 K. KuoCajB
it XJ ''VtiUnrr, CMI Wr wl4w
Brie, K.T7.:' io.oo " Prwby-
X. Y. A l-tsi wiassjrwoa. n.
;iir
Smith. I.eo J.
15.40
MICHELL'S Kb
WMstkrt Street PhiladalDMa
LEPGEB-PHILADELPHIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBEE
sMlth Umlaa Howe, Haul-
.Kirk , 3.00 Ion. Pa ,
II. .Newell War- F. w. Ilastlnis,
' 1.00 Devon, Pa.....
" , 2.00 JamM IU Feaser
A. 11. llOUnt... .MlV.nn,! V tl
3.00
0.40
1.00
WW
N- K. Whlltaker 1.00 Mary A. 'Turner,
Cash
Mltllln Hchool ...
i:. (I. 8
Snlly 11 Inns ..
Oeorge II. Jnrclt,
HaddonllPliI, N.
lle'ber'i ' ' 'llVar'sV,
Jr
Florence C.
. I. terson
Fir 1 1'rctl.y-
i.w iinnitriviiio,
4.ai N. J
S.OOCash
MWWllenagemot
Club
Drexel Institute .
l.Od Mrs. William l.
Potior, Auarth-
i .do more
- , Anna Poller ....
3.U0 ituth Polter ....
M. K. Fry. Oak
ts.oo
1 00
7.00
7.00
0.40
0.40
0.40
l.oo
2.00
1.00
.10
unurcn, utiugc
Ion, .. J
M. Ilcnley
Ine
10.-i.OOF, W. II :.
200 Miss II. White
t.in field
v.ari
Kate McNabli ...
Kntl t B. and
I.elda llannum,
.Chester, Pa
Mlllin i:. Kincrj-,
Norrldown ...
H. 8. Wnrinc...
Jenmn I, mv
Media, Ta. ....
t'n
Hoblilo
Howard
J. H
II. I. c
ri.oupa.sli
Mrs. Wm. It.
.. Mercer, Doyios
2.00 town
Ilnst Allrghcny
l.Od Avenue M. K.
-'.on lllblfl ei.iss,...
.w"nrv'lr HMidotf,
".on jr
Mr.1 a. m. k, ::::::;
.' lleasle Wood
-.i! Shydor
chrlll.iiia J.
2.1.00
0.40
1.00
2.00
2.00
cnlh
2.10
(leo. K. (Inrrctt. 10uilIV' Jr- n 10"
central M. B. ""Cash l.oo
Ch., UrliMeton. Oxford Presby.
.V. J "....I 37,00 tetlsn Church. .U2.00
i rut ..:"''
Syinnnlliy Family llisi'l". Harnce i:i
K. S i.oo ,mer, CAmdrii... a.
Ada V. Jolirnon.
W 8. Zsne
AilrlalUe Mctiln.
His
William a. Wil
kinson Friends
!.( -"f?'. ' .xi-nous
n.rJ .xiicncii lo.iij
i i. .i ti.tnr
31 00 M' C"'1 J. W., .. 2.W1
2 00 . t) 3.00
-ilt. K. llyram.... uki
57n K, C. K 1.(11
Vnnna Ivy.
John It. lllcalns 23.no K'n ';". . 1-W
Cash . in (i 'llr'' Marie u.
.nn
Widow
M. II. N
Harry Ulll. Jr..
Cash
in iwi iinorecn
'S,I! Hohirt ITater. .
1.00
t.isi
1.00
1.00
l.W
l.W
1.0(1
(in
2.(10
rffnes 1.. Dfvlln.
2.(10
John Devlin ....
-"' Cash
" J. llyan
i.uiminuii near- r if ,,....,
nev
"00 ,.,,.
W, C. Joyce.
Vlnel.ind N. J.
Ijtnsdowno
Chas. It. Way...
Joseph It. Duck
worth Tucker Children.
Cash
Cash
Daniel Mcaulaan I.ihi
2.00
1 ,y1 V""" - : '
i ! ir. si. d. jia-
'"" lone lo.ou
. M. Khrsteln l.ou
"Wca.li 1.00
'.'!I! -lames Craig l.tii
imCasl1 2-W
;.";:' A'J" Orrman (lasa of
K. Hoar 2.(mi Phlladelplila .. 12.M
Mrs. 11
cash
;arnn k. Nue... n.wt
Anonymous .... lo.l Thos. Tern nn.l
IL ii fli:-.; ''S employes 10.00
IVm. II. Odcnntt J. Miriam W. Hob-
J.';.,; J-LiJ erts 100.no
Hf 'I !;. l-"f. t Wnrwick. 3.00
ir.i.;i ..,., "". D. IliiRgard..
Helen nnd Walter rur aoc1, r,n.
JJ v-w.'i'iMi" ' ,rrn' "k Lnne
iP. Nothing- Kllssbelh Pwope
r ''"V,"1 f-i" Tttbcrnnrle Tres-
rmV iVm;;;' ,AKJ lerlan. 8. D.
rviin r- viVh' 10-l v- " Ooaherl...
" Nlcho1- r ... Slilppcnburg. Pa.
son 0,4(1 u H. n
1.00
3.00
2.00
8.00
I.IH
1.00
1.00
: ft. ."""mS-S1-, 'i,0! F
10.00
IMn.1i.lnl, n n . ........ . ...
Riifua C. Myrto-
vor
1.00
Mrw. P. 8. Smith,
Norrlstnwn, Pa
W. p. A........
Jos. A. Mclntyro
(Icorge (lauer. ..
Jose phlns M.
Pcntt
tl. 8. It
iM. II. Church,
tun. Collimrs-
3 Oil wood
j 'no David Burton...
2 0n M W
3.noMcrchantvllle, N.
1 .00 Sarah lV. ' iiavid .'
1.(10 Hob l.lggct
.. f. 11. Clausen,
2.00
7.00
3.00
2.1
1.30
1.00
Denlnn. Mt!
-. jr.
10.00
JJ"m. W'llklnson. loioo Ethel ii.'Fiiiheri 2.00
To tho Memory j, a tomatoes. . 1.23
or My lather, .l.no ,.' j.,,. ,..
Fred A. Carter.. 2.00 Jij " J00S J"
a. c, weeks.... (.mff""",r;!;: '"
F. M. R F 1.00'
Florence M. Ma-
Klll 2Ti.no
1-ncKCi .i ( ii ej tii ,.,. '
from the Hoys 2.00 Horaco hrvlen
10.00
fi'no From a couple of
Allele Klllot
John TT. Mulr...
Ellen Hooker Da
vidson cash
K. M. linker....
II. S. Furman..
Hrltlsh
Lenn K. Ijivcn
son .1. II. Strvker. ..
Iteglna McOnr
vev D. tl. Ilemlngton
ltnlph M. Head.
Wish I Could Do
More School
boy. N. J
Cash
Slvel
Mrs. C. S. Buck
man Mrs. W. C. Fcr
gucon Mr. Rmllv Hhaw
2 00 kids In the u.
S., A. C. nnd
10.00 M 2.00
(1.40 Cash 1.00
1.00 Baby Il1. S
3.00 months old.... 1.00
.23 Mary Held 1.00
JJJ! Susan " McUnugh-
B0" lln 1.00
.nary jicixny.... i.oo
2.00
3.01)
4.00
Tho Twins. Itob-
ert nnd flcorce.
4 years old. I'llfl
K. Daunhln St.. l.oo
Cnsh 3.0O
2.00 Cash 2 SO
2.noCnsh 3.00
.23 11. II. K 2.00
A. K. Hosowlg. 3.00
23.00 J. S. M 10.00
r' W- J LOO
10.00 rreco 17.73
'Si '"n M. Jarrten,
W. R. Terguson 1.00
K. r. A 1.00
iioncrta v. .iar-
iien and Mary
11. (J. Schneider B.no s. .lar.len- 10.20
Cash (F. J. II.). 3.00 Jmeph and Ncal,
I-in-.-ilowno ... 2.00
In Ills namo. A. I'omerantz &
Dnuphln. Pn... 2.30 Co 10.00
Keystone Hluo Oeorgo nnd lloli. 2.00
Pnner Cn 23.00 Mrs. t . .
..ffi'" Hrcwer 01.00
1 r.i ii? 1 V) Mlsa J. S. Wea-
Carlvocn ...... ISO ........... 1.00
airn. . i-. "" ..jirs. J. I. Wll-
Natalie iucas. mm Hams as 40
J. II. S 7.00 Mra. C. B, Plx.
1.00
Anna Hlgley "ji a a t e r Hill
Price B.00 Ilehmkuhl ....
Marion Hastlo .B"t!
Smith l-MoHS
Oardlnor Spring, J,"""
Salisbury. Md.. rt-4oJ.;jP
Harlow Hurko .. 1.00 c",, ".
K m p 1 o y e s of X & CO Depart-
Cnmden Coke ment
Co 0.40 Unity Chapel.
Cnsh 30 2115 Ellsworth
Suo F. IlllllnKs. 10.00 st. ....... .....
Margaret Maskell .20 S'0.n.S5. r1.""''
Mrs. John Tuber n 0- M oM""
Miller. Nonls- M'. uirihiri'.'.
.30
5.00
3.00
l.OO
1.00
1.00
.60
0.40
0.30
3.00
1.00
,00
, town I"-! Sydney T. Sharp 0.40
Sympathy lo r,,h V 1.00
. I'Ticnu ..jiiss (j. 1,. ire-
Mr. and Mrs. Ar- land
3.00
l.no
.2.1
thur Turner . . . 50.no cash
J. S. Myer 1.00 a si
Otto Parissmnn,
Cash .
Camden
t on f 1
.'si . .,.
B 2.00
2.00
D l.OO
11 3.00
II 3.00
2,00
Mary J. Poulterer B.00 j"t
M. Iulsa Howe, (' p'
Ilaielton. r.... 3.00 m. e.
E. Konnctt Cash .
PIIILA. NATIONAL BANK BK8T
Tho money contributions received at the
Philadelphia National Bank today were:
Mrs James Cal
. Sympathizers.
0.10 Ijincaster. Pa. 10.30
Margaret Blossom 1.00
B.00 Mr. and Mrs.
. .. Htlneman C.40
l.OO Carol and Helen 1.00
1.00 Mra. II. A. Davis lo.oo
S.OO chas. C. Shoe
1.00 maker (1.40
Cash i.oo
0.TOC. II. Z 1.00
It. It. Greenwood l.oo
3.00 CBsh 30
23.00Caih 100
l.ooilobert Lewis... 2.1.00
3.00 Dr. E. S. Buyers B.00
Harry Foster.... 28,00
Amelia U Sbu-
3.00 man in 00
3.00 It. AS Worman.. 1,00
Green Elevator
Company b.00
h i)01"." 01
L- H. Taylor. .. . 10.00
Mrs. France n
houn inourl.
Mrs John Cal
houn (beans)..
John Adley Cal
houn Ktlza'th Calhoun
W. D. Yonker..
lTtlzabeth Ilalg..
M. B. Church,
Mt. Holly, N. J.
Harry C. God
shall Chas. E. Terry..
Sallna. Moyer....
John Huliurt....
Jeannette, Wal
tbam and Edna
Laws
Morris 1. Gay...
Pupils and offi
cers of tho Ad
vanced Dept.
Pa. Inst, (or
the Deaf, Mt.
Airy. I'a
2(1.C0 Qold. nrunos...
4.00
2.30
F. J. Wlest
B.4Q Miss F. 'A. Oold.
Samuel J. Lyons SO. 00 tomatoes
Second Mennonlte Waller C. Gold,
a U nt PliOn- 10.00 flnnw '
0.4(1
A Mennonlia..,. 10.00 It. M. Warren.. 2o.to
Maria and Ernsst M. and l .ou
Gilbert. Jr. ... 2.00 John A. Affleck. 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hoopea.. 20.00
vanny .i..-iiio lauics or ine
D. O. IJ uB-OO Gown Shop
Margaret .1.00 Alteration DsDt.
3.00
Margaret 23.00 Gown Shop . . , 2.30
Wm. Weber John- Jno. O. Bullock. (I.0u
son (Hour) 0.4OA. C. Albrecht.. 23.00
Alumnae asso- iteo. vasss 1
clstlon of tho Prank De.Veve..
Wm. Penn High Jamss Bead
School lor Olrls, ..Mrs. II. K. Cum-
Bhlladelphla .. 33.00 mlngs
Wm. Bangs .... 3.00 Anthony Hllo ..
Wm. O. Sloan... lo.oo Anonymous
P. LeeOrant.... 12.75 K. W. Itunkle.,
S. 8. Class C, the A one-legged sol-
l.OO
l.UU
l.ou
S.ou
10. ou
10.00
S.U)
cooper , x ait r Of in 1.1VH
Church ....... 10.00 War In the
Blchard Dellaven 5.00 United States,. 1,00
Dr. Henry K. Pan- fsh ; i,(j
eoaat 15.00 Cash a.01)
Klvlra O. Fluroer B.00 Dr. Wilbur II.
J. Oleeion ... 5.00 Haines j.nu
Addla L. Clewell 8.00C, P. Noble....; lo.tw
Mra. II A. Me. Bell II. Llnd-
DonaM ....... 1BQay 3.00
Cash I.W Cash S.40
wv. J. F- Hill. F. L. stalsy. ... a,40
D.D. ........ lO.fslIiabsl N. ltwtt 8.00
B. M. Data 3.00 M. S. H. W,.,,. 6.00
Grand Army Vet 2.00 O. 8. IV a.oo
iw l.. ppminr 1V.UU Ditiai . 4.VU
Wayaa AT. Bap- Mr. Stephea A(r
tut Church, and family .... a.uo
Gsrmintowa .. 84.00 Mm. c. It,
Kath 0. Stl. 1.00 Uarkl ........ V00
Hall Macti. Co. Cash I.li)
a ad
yes. M.OOlUz Levy
30.(5
Plant Bulbs Now
Just the thiRj to brlsrhten up the nartlen In
the ettrly spring. '
, .. , . Dos, 109 1000
Hyacinths mUed colors.. .45 3J tS&OO
Tul'P. BlBKle - .. ,1B .SO Ifid
MnreUsus, single " " . . ,30 l.0 8,6d
Crveua. ' " . . .10 .80 4J0
Alo a full AMortmafit f HyaolBtht. Tulli,
M4Ti and Creew in aiurau varletiea.
OBT OVH HVIM CATALOG FIIUB
H. U Woodward I0.WJ. man 10.00
N. II. Hannah.. S.Wlteon Cohn ..'! lioo
C. tl. Peacock.. lO.Ooll. K. Swarthy. 3.6o
John F. Faber.. 3.00 Mrs. John Clark
Mrs. J. Hunter Cqppage ..,,,, 23.00
llarten n.lslCatli ........... i.eo
T McB. ., 23.W Carrie 13. Sta y 3.W
i v iinilnni :u..vi Mrs. Mabel w.
Von
('has. P. Wiles.
Charles Bcngea.
'.! " .V :.r.v I .... Ha.lu.4a A rw
I.1WI -'' niuiKiuil .... ii.rj
ZWlQlSh 2.00
jl 411 Adeline II. Hour- .
i'i.i lln 1.00
J. Wither Yeata 3.fto
li.iA., K. It. Stlllman. 2.00
Mrs. Slnry 11.
g-aj.f ThA-i.-u: v
0,10 liable 1.00
John M. Ouches.
Mary Walker
Albert K. ureen
. rrirno
Mrs. R. Soils
Cohen
M. II. M
Mrs. C. Toebe,
. ,, 1II&.. Ill (hi
or. :.:.: v.. Join r. uong..
Mrs. A. K. White I.tVc-i a Williams.
'JO John F. lxinr.. 3.110
Cash 7 Ail york, l'a 1 .00
Cash :V( t: w.!m ,. 1.00
Cash 0 W.May D. Hoard-
Jos, It. King.... 20.U! man 2.00
Serb Kympa- A. T. Gale tu.oo
miters 1H.H) fir. t. A. Wheeler 10.00
Miss 15. Schubert M.IWS. Harry Worth. 2.1.00
(leo.. Spelt. Jr... O-IOCaah ,,.,. LOO
P. It. It. Co., strln Sons..
A loona .o.aiCali ........ ...
10.00
B.UO
A Friend II.IDIinnnra n.aioiu
0.40
Cnsh 20.1"
aS Wl liwomi:: IwMf. !'.''" " tB,
FA. Davis Co. jl.5;T1"-In effialfonil "
ISO
on
.1nhn (Irlfftn
"(SI ,. '.. I.. f ,.1(f
l.oo
W. It. Kennedy.
Cash
Jf, tl, llatlelgh.
Mrs. John Turner
and daughter.
Oe.i. W. Deane..
C5tll
Cash
Cusli
Cnsh
Cash
CAMll
:', ',, Dr. It. H. Klder-f-H!
dlce.McKnlghts-
"'" town
,. ,1l. H. M.. Cnm-
liJ den, N. .1
'".MrM. Cleorge C.
.i Mason
in.no wm. It. Fork-
2.W
2.00
23.IM)
11.10
10.00
1.00 burst
3.00 Amelia Curry.,.
ft.no iln 10.00
Mary It. Frnntr.. 10.00
Ida V. Tul mage ...0()
Adele M. Wnnlcs ..()
Allele II
Phrca-
tier (fo!
PCWlllg
Ircle. Hanover,
l'a.)
.Ins. A, Dolnn
T. K. Conrad....
K, P. Melcher. .
V M. tlrtene...
.(0 North Atnericnii
Iii.ihi Header,
n.mi fiisier
.I.OiC'liarlea 8
..in-
2.30
3.00
.1.00
0.00
Wll-
inn n.i nis
H.'rC. " .Simpson
I. Kllllman. Jr.
Fill
Nan M. ltofte...
Harvey
r o
v . , . d
Cirnot CO 23.00-"" i.K'lr"1
3.00
tl. C. F 2.0(1.,.""" V" ..!
.... M,JVi...'..i. worm nno
0.40
!3.(H
'.!"-' ..."'. i. ,.". .. ciarn . Hurtle;
Llvlng
fng-
(tliriiwli Mrs. . .
10.00
(I. M. Slinek).. 10.00 i.,Tnii Vuriii" ni
(leo. D. Monro .i, ivniiMvlvn.
(I'roib. ciiurvh nin Hospital... S.l.oo
of U.inerrlil.... 2.'s)Dnvlil It. line. 23.00
tlnlley, Jr.. Anna ,,Mr. David 11.
nnd Carol 3 00 ij1P 15.00
Chaa. II. Wilt... .I.IKiMrn. Olrard Selt-
Jos. A. Walsh... tl.40 tor 0.40
Krcldrr Shop Mfe. (Icirge .1. Hcera.
Conipiiny IS. OH Frcclnnd. 1,'n.. 2.00
William Sweet... 300.Mrs. A. Flelsher. S.0O
LouImo II. Wll- .J. S. ltashore... lo.OO
Hits 3.00 Mrs. P. Norwood 1.00
A. D. Taylor.... 3.00 N. IM. D. Nor-
W II McCor- wood l.oo
niick Mnor inonstcel & Wlkc... lo.oo
Anna li.'M..nU.y. 3.(!oTheMlsst doff 53.0.1
Knto W. llalncs. S.no K. C. ,.;., im
W 11 Klnir . . 3 no Mrs. Lula IMss,
i-,.iLlVK i-'if,;;'- urn Meclinnlcsbiirg. B.Op
It. P. lirodhnul.'. lli.OO-L J gj,
M. D. Spanslcr.. 3.00 M-'-.. T. . "
ion Helen I. Ilea... 10.00
InnAS. II. Ktlnenn... 23.00
M Employes , Phlla.
3.IH) "' nml..,.r.0 22.33
,n,M. Stewart .... 1.00
lnoftMr. II. L. Smith 3.00
rjoFred II. Allen.. 23.00
11 no A Friend 1.R0
li no". K. rioiigii ... 10.00
IOOiJt. II. Vlntcr .... 23.00
Thomas Wolslcn
1 0.00 holme Sons A
ln.nn Co 23.00
S.noMr. nn.l Mrs. J.
l.no snitt Fowler .. 2non
.40it. B. Nacgel ... 10.00
"0I.llllan Fclilmnn. 1.00
I.ouls Fawa. . . .
II. M. Nolll
Chas. North
(J race V. Far
nntic
P. J. Hiichborn.
W. 11. FulKhiim.
A. I'cinbcrton...
M. Y. Voiinc . . .
Julia Vnunir. . . .
Hold, llcnlty ei
Hro
Mary DeWald...
Haul D. March..
M. K. M. Hell...
II. O. Novlngct..
P. II. Zen.lt
J. It. Cloud
5-!i!('nsh 3.00
11. n. (Tiricr. ... ..i.inif, ,. Limilncott
I lr Wmlhilrv .-.llll'.' 'k liipillncnw
1.00
,," ,,i,i,ii J. ii. MacRin-
3Iayer suizncr- ,.u in on
ger 10.00 losh 10.00
J. 11. Sulzberger. lo.OO'ash ...00
(I. I.. Trrns.r... 3.00'L D- Creegnn .. 1.00
Clnra W. P. Kll- .lohn S. Siegfried 3.00
Patrick n.no .Mrs. li. names
C. W. Tunnel!.. 23.00 Mpplneott ....
Ortrudo II. Hoi- Morrison HnrrH .
HngHwortli I.OOflarrctt Kirk ...
Oeo. 11. Smltho- a. Walter Foulk-
man 3.00 rn , , , ,
W. It, Thrcaplo- w o. nnndwln
2.00
3.00
3.00
1.00
ton.8 f""",i-- ?"-.S and wife ...... 10.00
i li'-r. 1;." sea". K. Roilila
".i 11' 'r!i..,. -.'mi Candy Co.
10.00
Kcnncdv & llrltt 23.00 .nr. anu .lira.
W. A. Flnnlgcn. 10.00 Wm. 8. Supplee 23.00
.1. M. Koch 111.00 Miss Olive C.
M. J. Ooodfrlend 3.C.0 Supplee 10 00
II. I. Patterson.. 1.(10 !enn ,C,. Buck-
A. J. Whltteker. 0.40 waiter 3.00
J. P. Parker.... 2.00 nr. Dawson It.
llnbort Curry ... BOO 1 tuber 3.00
Wilson & Irving B.OOMnurlco Samson. 13.00
Oeorge I.. Rich- Mrs. Kllrabeth
nrdson 2.00 nirhnrda 3,00
Jnmea DeWolf v. M. C 3.0(1
I1IKU 11. UIUIIII IIJ I'"-- . ..
Perry 30.00 John nnd ndwanl
Sarnh Jones Mc
Lean Alfred N. Blch
anls Howard Cole
Wllmer Wescoat.
J. M. II. Seal...
Mnry C. It. Wag
ner I. N. Catheman.
T. D. Kuser ....
.Inn. Adams ....
Nina II. Bead...
MePcraon
1.00 Twins 3.00
Helen C. Wallcr-
B.00 stein 100
l.OOJack Wnllerstcln 1,00
3.00 Mrs. D. Wnller-
13.00 stein t.00
I. B. Weelier ... 1.00
0.40 A. D. Tallmnn.. n 4n
2.O0 p.. s 1.00
I.OOCobIi 23
100 in Ills Name.... 21.80
n.no Cnsh BO
2 00 Mrs. Tl.omHS
Pita Mnttln
Edward Itldgway 2.00 Bandnll .1.00
Jno. T. Carson... 10.00 Mrs. W. F. Buff. 10.00
Heniamln F. Stll- Samuel II.
ling 0.40 Hltchner 3 ro
McChesncy & Cnsh 4.3(1
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WOULD PROTECT WORKERS
Marine Hospital Service Tavors Medi
cal Aid as Health Safeguard.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-The Public
Health and Marino Hospital service to
day Issued a statement supporting the
Idea for medical supervision for work
men, In order to prevent disease and loss
of revenue to the Individual.
The economic loss from preventable
Illness among workers, the statement de
clares, totals nearly J3,000,000,000 a year.
X system of medical supervision for work
ers as ndvocated by the Public Health
service should Include physical examina
tion of workers, careful records of tho
physical examinations, prevention of.
communicable diseases, education In
methods of keeping well, first aid and
medical attention and prevention of occu
pational diseases,
At?5
all the points of style
that the well-dressed jnan
expects. And a standard
of Value exclusive to
sLf 1420 Ctatmrt St
"Where paly the beat is good awujh.'
TAYLOR DEFIES
UNION TRACTION
Continued from Fage One
protection from competition the City of
fers them.
The Director today reiterated the state
ments he made last night beforo the Traf
fic Club, and tho enthusiasm of those pres
ent Indicated clearly where they stood on
the question. Among- other things, In the
course of his address, the Director said:
"The recommended rapid transit sys
tem consists of:
"The Uroad street subway running
north niul south, with branches, nnd the
delivery loop In the business district.
"An elevated railway extending from a
point of connection with the present Mar
ket street subway at Front nnd Arch
streets through the northeast section to
Krankford.
"An elevated railway extending from a
point of connection with tho present Mar
ket street elevated lino nt SOth and Mar
ket streets through the Woodland avenue
district of West Philadelphia to Darby.
"Later, a subway beneath tho Parkway
extendlnK from tho delivery loop to a
point nenr the Green street entranco of
Fiilnnotint Park, nnd then from there an
elevated railway extending through the
northwestern section of the city to Ilox-
boroiigh.
"The cost of the first three mentioned
lines will be approximately $16,000,000.
"A program for rapid transit develop
ment hns been nirnmrcd between thn nm.
clals of tnb Philadelphia Ttnptd Transit
Company and the Department of City
Trunslt.
TERMS OP THE PROGRAM
"The terms of thin program provide that
If. ns and when the city builds theso lines,
tho cost of which will be approximately
116,000,000, the Philadelphia Rapid Trnnslt
Company wilt equip them nt a cost of
approximately $I2,000,COO and operate them
In conjunction with Its present system,
tho Company receiving annually out of
tho earnings of theso munlclpnlly-owncd
lines:
"1. Interest on tho company's Invest
ment In equipment.
"2. A payment which will sustain the
company's normal net Income gained
prior to tho establishment of tho munici
pally owned lino or lines against decrease
or loss duo to the company's participat
ing In tho co-operation program ns stated
therein, excepting that loss which rn
sults from the elimination of exchange
tickets nnd which the company Is com
pensated for otherwise.
"So far this Is a very simple proposi
tion. The city has tho legal authority to
build these lines and has a Department
of City Transit, which Is designing them
with legislative authority to supervise
contracts nnd construction.
"Furthermore, the city has over 110,
000,000 borrowing capacity resulting from
the personal property tax act. In addi
tion to Its otherwise general borrowing
capacity. It therefore hns tho money to
pay for them. The pending constitutional
amendment will undoubtedly bo adopted
at tho November election In 1015. and will
bring tho city upwards of 160,000,000 addi
tional borrowing capaelty and penult tho
capitalization of Interest nccrulng dur
ing construction nnd rcduco the annual
sinking fund payments on the bonds Is
sued from ZVt per cent, to 1 per cent.
"Comparatively little money will be ex
pended during 1915, hence the provisions
of the constitutional amendment, when
operative, will apply to almost tho en
tire Investment to be made by the city.
There Is no question about the city's
ability to establish the recommended
rnpld trnnslt facilities under the co-operative
program arranged with the P. It. T.
Co.
"There Is no question whatever ns to
tho city's ability to estnbllsh the facilities
and to have them equipped and operated
Independently If the Union Traction Com
pany persists In withholding Its support
as provided In the program.
"There Is no question whatever ns to
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company's
ability to raise the 112,000,000 required to
equip the municipally owned high-speed
lines, for a first mortgage on that equip
ment and also n 50-yeor leasehold of
the municipally owned facilities and the
earnings procured thereby nffords most
attractive collateral upqn which to secure
this money without any diillculty
whatever.
UNION TRACTION DRAWBACK.
"What Is needed now to make the
program effective is approval on the part
of the stockholders of the Union Traction
Company nnd on the part of City Coun
cils. The program provides that the Phila
delphia Rapid Transit Compnnywlll rely
upon the Union Traction Company to
aid In securing only such funds as will
be required for the normal extension of
the existing system, the requirement for
which will be greatly lessened by the
establishment of the new high-speed
lines.
"Furthermore, It provides that the
Union Traction Company nnd tho Market
Street Elevated Passenger Railway Com
pany are to become parties to and bo
bound by the terms of the agreement with
the city.
"A street railway company which con
trols nil of the available avenues for the
delivery of passengers throughout the
city is, In fact, a monopoly and can
not successfully decline to extend its sur
face railways when and as required to
do so by public necessity.
"The question foe the existing com
panies to decide Is whether they will
force tho city td establish them and have
them operated as an Independent com
petitor, or whether they will welcome
the protection which i. been accorded
them by the terms of the co-operative
The Drexel Institute
Engineering, Domestic Science
and Arts, Secretarial
FREE PUBLIC LECTURES
Lecture "Town Plannln in Entlani In
Msdlaeval and Itsnalssance Times" (Illus
trated), by William Cunnlntham. D. D.. F.
a. A., Trinity College. Cambridge, Ensland,
Monday, No.erubrr 18, at 8 1. II.
ADMISSION BY CARD ONLY. n. served
seat tickets may bs had an application to
the Ittglstrar, Drexel Institute. If by mall
sncloss rtturn postage.
jr SJk JP
10, 1914.
program, If I were on owner Of Onion
Traction CoVnpany stock, upon which only
17.50 per share has been paid In cash,
and upon which I still owed Individually
132.50 per share, subject to tho call of
the Hoard of Directors. I would certainly
Indorso the transit program as arranged
between the Department of City Transit
and the management of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company without any hesi
tation whatever.
"The dnly burden which Is placed upon
lite Union Traction Company Is the neces
sity of providing for tho extension of the
existing surface syntcm when and as such
extensions are needed In tho future.
Everybody knows theso extensions must
bo made by the existing companies if
tho Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
cannot make them tho Union Traction
Cchiinanv must make them or bo placed
In the untenable position of throttling
Philadelphia's development and denying
tho pcoplo a necessity.
"It would not ho any hardship on the
Union Traction Company stockholders,
who are In receipt of n rental of lt.S00.000
per year, td turn back one-half of that
rental, or one-half of the dividends which
they receive, as an additional Investment
upon which they would be allowed 0 per
cent. In addition to their present divi
dends. , ..
"If they will Join hands with the P.
rt. T. Comnnnv nnd with the city In this
matter they will perform a great service
to themselves and lo the peoulo of Phila
delphia. Tho city has moved conserva
tively In this matter. The Union Traction
Company Btoekholdern linvo been given
nlenlv of time for deliberation.
"Tho llmo has now nrrlved when the
city must proceed to establish rnpld trnn
slt fncllltlos-wliether they shall ho estab
lished In n manner which will nfford pro
tection to the P. R. T. Company nnd the
Union Traction Company stockholders, or
whether they shall bo established Inde
pendently and In competition with the ex
isting system, must bo determined
promptly by the Union Traction Company
stockholders.
"Wo should not magnify the part which
tho city pioposes to tako In the transit de
velopment. There are no serious difficul
ties of nny kind In tho way. Tho raising
of 116,000.000 for tho undertaking by tho
city during a period of four years will
only subject the rlty to an average an
nual Interest and sinking fund payment of
12.S!0,000 for a period of SO years under ex
isting legislation.
During that 30 years tho sinking fund
payments will cancel tho entlio debt, nnd
at tho end of that period the city will own
the facilities as a great municipal Income
producing asBet, with tho debt Incurred
therefor extinguished. Under tho consti
tutional amendment these average annual
Interest nnd sinking fund payments will
be reduced to 12,300,000 for a period of 60
jcars.
"During thnt 50 years the sinking fund
payments will cancel the entire debt, 'and
nt the end of that period tho city will own
tho facilities ao 11 great munclpal Income
producing asset, with tho debt Incurred
therefor extinguished.
"To offset this annual Interest charce.
tho city will have the not earnings pro
duced from the operation of tho muntcl-pnlly-owned
hlgh-snoed lines In eirresa ,,
tho reasonable payments allowed the oper
ator. No one can doubt that the recom
mended subwny nnd elevated lines will
produce a vory large annual net Income.
"Furthermore, tho broad advantages
which will bo brought to tho city arid to
tho citizens by the adoption of tho transit
program would amply Justify the estab
lishment of the recommended facilities
and tho assumption of the annual fixed
charge on their cost by the city.
"Tho Incrense In taxes collected by the
city owing to tho Increase In taxahlo
vnlucs of reul estate produced by tho
munlclpally-owned high-speed lines would
probably bo 11,000.000 per annum. Tho
tlmo snved by the traveling public In
Philadelphia annually, calculated an
worth 15 cents per hour, would liavo n
value of 1035,000 per annum.
"The discriminatory exchange ticket
charge which Is now Imposed upon the
public, amounting to over 1800.000 per nn
num, would be eliminated, as provided In
the program.
o should not overlook the fact that
tho State lin hv ,.V t n.L V. """ I"1" w ues' "cai transportation sys
HLledten,LMy "0,, "B,se.m.bi?..c"- 5 .'" tho world 111 n manner which
vclopmcnt by surrendering the 1-mlU tax
on personal property, formerly collected
uy uiu nuue, to tne city.
"Tho recommended rapid trnnslt sys
tem connecting every Important section
of the city with every other Important
section of the city cither directly or by
free transfer between high-speed lines
operated In conjunction with the exist
ing surfacu syntem serving as the agent
for tho gathering nnd distributing of
rapid transit passengers to nnd from the
stations on the high-speed lines nt each
end of the high-speed Journey without
extra charge, will lirlng broad nnd equal
advantages from tho rapid tranfilt devel
opment to every section of the city.
"Philadelphia has grown to the point
whero the existing surface system Is of
Inadequate capacity to move the exist
ing traffic flow. This Is demonstrated by
actual facts which cannot be successfully
contradicted. The novel nnd completo
traffic survey which was made In 1913 de
veloped the actual flow of traffic between
every sriunre mile and every other square
mile In Philadelphia at every hour of
the day, the channels through which that
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of such channel lo move the existing
traffic and much additional traffic a will
result from the normal growth of tho
city. We therefore have exact knowl
edge ns to the deficiencies In the existing
system to handle tho present and future)
traftlo of tho city In point or copnciiy.
time and convenience.
"Detailed plans ahd specifications fer
tile Frankford elevated lino will bo com
pleted on Jnnuaty 1. Rapid progress la
being mado In preparing tho plans nml
specifications for tho Brond street sub
wny and delivery loop, As soon ns mo
plans nnd specifications of the Frankforu
elevated line are completed the men en
gaged on that work will take up the
preparation of the plans and specifica
tions for the Woodland avenuo elevated
Sine. . , ,,
"The next step will be to design tho
subway beneath the Pat k way and tho
clovnted railway penetrating tho north
western section of the city.
"The people have authorized the ex
penditure of 1500,000 for the relocation and
enlargement of sewers In tho central
business district, a preliminary step In
the construction of the subway delivery
loop.
AWAIT SIGNAL TO START.
"The plans for this tclocatlon nnd en
largement of sewers have all been pre
pared by tho Department of City Tran
sit. They nrc complete In every detail
and ready lo place In the hands of tho
bidders us soon ns tho money Is mudo
available. Ah soon as Councils make this
inoncv available by appropriation bids
will ho ndvertlsed for, contracts will bo
awarded without a moment's delay, and
a teal stnrt will bo mado In Philadelphia's
transit development.
"If tho stockholders of tho Union Trac
tion Company Indorse the program
promptly bids for the construction of tho
Frnnkford elovatcd line, connecting with
tho picscnt Market street ntiuway at
Front nnd Arch streets, can bo udvet
tlsed for as soon after January 1 as a
loan Is authorized and tho money la mado
available for the construction thereof,
and tho construction can bo started with
out any delay.
"If tho Union Trnctlon Company stock
holders should fall to Indorse tho transit
progtam, the Frnnkford nnd Woodland
avenue elevated lines may bo connected
by a competitive Chestnut street subway,
rather than by tho use of the present
Mnrket street subway. In that event It
will bo necessary to design the Chestnut
street subway forthwith and delay start
ing the construction of tho Frankford
elevated.
"Tho detailed plans and specifications
for the subway dollvery loop In the busi
ness district will bo complotcd next
sptlng.
"Rids for the construction thereof will
bo advertised for as soon thereafter as
tho money Is made available, and tho
construction can be begun as soon as
the sower construction has progressed
sufllclcntly to nfford the necessary
drainage.
"It will take a year longer to build
tho subway delivery loop than the Broad
street subway, therefore it should be
started In advance.
"Thus tho Department of City Transit
will be prepared to proceed promptly
with the transit program cither tinder
tho co-operative program or Independent
ly, ns may he determined. If tho co
operotlvo program be adopted It Will be
possible to make a prompt start on tho
Frnnkford elevated.
"If the city be forced by the Union
Trnctlon Company to build a competitive
systoni the stnrt will probably bo mado
on the subway delivery loop. The pres
ent hardships Imposed upon tho public
by lack of capacity of tho existing sys
tem to meet tho requirements of travel
must and will be eliminated by the prompt
establishment of the municipally owned
high-speed system. This Is the demand
of the public.
"I hope and believe that the co-operative
program for transit development will bo
welcomed nnd Indorsed by the stockhold
ers of the Union Traction Company nnd
npprovod by City Councils as promptly
as practicable.
"That program will bring to Phlladcl-
existing companies.
"It Is Inconceivable that the Union
Traction Company stockholders will de
cllno to co-operate and gain the proffered
protection, for by so doing they will forco
the city to reluctantly establish a com
petitive high-speed system nnd thereby
greatly Impair the value of their prop-
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