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EXHIBIT OPENS TOUAK;
24 CITIES PARTICIPATE
First Regiment Armory Shel-
1 . . Mnm f linn S1 .000.000
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Worth or uniec jiiquiij
ment in 100 Booths
Seventy-seven entries
first Animal Philadelphia
Business Show
TjmcToclay ntul every day this
week from 1 to 10 p. m.
PlaceFirst Regiment Armory,
nrnnd nnd Callowhill streets.
BrMonday - Commercial Students'
Day, S p. m. Typewriter Contest,
open to all in 25 States cast of the
TucS-Munklpal Day. ,
Wednesday and Friday after
noons, 1 to G p. m., reserved for
executives of banks, stores, cor
porations and business houses.
(Only days on which show is not
open to the public.)
Thursday Out of town Mer
chants' Day.
rk."i3, jd4,n Tnwtltln Company, New
Kntlarn SItmfctariiur Company, Beaton.
KM tt ttai company. Phlladelpnla.
Kvana Prortncta Corporation, New York,
r- B. Check Protectcm, Chicago.
Frailer Company, New Tork.x
5IJIJ2T Ur?tlLn Oman Company. Ch!cao.
Orfjrir Publlflhlnir Company, New York.
EYEfriyGr TJEDGER-.rHTIlADEPHTA', MONDAY, MARCH T3, 1916.
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Hammond Typewriter Company, IlllnoH.
Heal Stencil Machine Company, Belleville,
Haute Tnd ,um -nincnino uompany. Terra
K. ,ft II. Company, Philadelphia.
RffiftESTMeT' "' U,nder ComMn5r'
Fll"1.".' Klrkland, Inc., New Tork.
?:!b?9v!,rwarul.teIrlSsmK:nT.hlU,,9,ph,
ter''NRty0 tBnufacturln Company, rtoehe'
Mechanical Accountant Company, Providence,
's'l,. Mcrshon. Philadelphia.
Monarch Typewriter Company, flyranno
VtnS0ii?jFHKV?ffiM"cWnl Oraniea. N. J
Mo nilllnu Machine, St. Louli,
Mlnnlch Ilallnc rreM, t.andlavllle, Pa,
York" a M"nufl,ctu"', Company. New
SSKTIi'KIi.SI"'' ft?-":.ri'!'!'Jpy.,
8-f. r.'Ll.":"!1 ft. '""J? P"""'. Chicane.
pnin
W -..-.fnur rifles In nit parts of the
KTremintry have sent products to tho first
M !;niml Philadelphia Business Show, which
mened at 1 o'clock today In tho 1st IIckI
mtnt Armory, Broad nnd Callowhill
l "dno8" million aoltars' worth of ofllco
;aulpmcnt nas oern pmueu in me i
s'vLth. ot thn exhibit throUKh tho efforts
KPof Frank E. Tupper. president, and Nathan
KiW. Tupper. vlco president of tho Annual
IBmlncss Htiow, ino omuu win uu uimu
ki in in ft-dinrir .ninrii:i v iiiiriu.
"1 nriila afternoon at 5 o'clock ono of tho
jj largest speed typewriter contests over held
3 TiLiinrlMnhla will tnlco iilaeo nt tho
W Business Snow In connection with tho
fr Commercial Mtuuenis uay ccicDrnuon.
Any typewriter experts, nmaiours or
rovlccs from any of tho 2G States east' of
the Mississippi are eligible to cnlr tho
three contests, and until now thero liavo
been about 45 entries,
those who never used a typewriter
'prior' to September, 1915, nro eligible to
I the novice contest ; those who havo never
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' 'amateur contest, nnd thoso who hava
K already been In one nro eligible for tho
professional contest. J. iu. Kimball, New
York, known as "tho Judgo of Contests."
' Mfho has acted ns official judgo at nil the
International contests tor tno worm's type
writing championship, will net ns Judge
this afternoon. Clold. silver nnd bronze
o medals will be Riven tho three winners In
each of the contests.
ARMORY DECORATED.
Ss The armory Is a blazo of Bold and blue
'today. Pergolas of vvhlto strung with
ji electric lights have been mado to form
tne booths. Jiuslc by the D'AuquIn JIII1-
tary, Band will be heard during tho Busl-
Mss Show.
Tho 24 cities which havo exhibits In tho
B100 booths are: Philadelphia. New York.
it Chicago, Cleveland. Wilmlncton. ilnl. :
ly Newark. N. J. ; Kalamazoo, Mich. ; Detroit,
X, Mich.: Brooklyn. N. Y. : Oranire. N. .T
fv Harrlsburg rBoston ; Belleville, III.; Terre
name. inu. ; mon, a. Y. ; Rochester,
N. Y. : Hartford. Conn.; Ttirllnrnnniia
r Ind. ;i Providence, R. I. ; Syracuse. J. Y.
I St. LOUIS! IindeSVllle. Pa N'orth Tnnn.
; n-anda, N. Y.. and Rockford, 111.
The nlm of tho Business Show Is to
I un mo luuuui.iciurer or tne labor-sav-
ft with the business men of tho city of Phlla
I Jelphla and vicinity. This Is tho first
.time such nn exhibit has over beon hold
-m- rr.uaueipnia the nrst time that busi
ness men hero havo ever had tho oppor
tunity of Beelng nil the modern office de
vices they have read about In newspapers
and magazines, nil under ono roof.
Tho following list of exhibitors at the
Business Show will glvo a general Idea of
the varied exhibits. Kach concern will
have experts at Its booth to exnlaln thn
. mechanism of tho products shown:
the ExinniTortH.
t u' II Alexander, Philadelphia.
P uit&T L8 antl Ind!x Company. Chlcaro
American Klip Company. New York.
American i:ictrlo Company. Chlcaco.
Und 'can SIult0raph Salca Company. CleM--
miilintoC',DflVulcanIz''', Flbre Comwy- Wll-
Autocall Company. New York,
cato '' Shar',en'" Company, Chl-
PfJtJt,ern?,ne Company, Philadelphia.
Bhla. Taper Press Company. Phlladel.
Brlatow Tladlcnl Distributor. Newark. N. J.
Uula Duehn. Phlladelplila. ""r1 " J
,.ii.urrouh" Addlnc Machine Company. De-
Fnal?onnaHVwri,,,niS:.ComJ?nyi N York.
r2KJUiAd.'"ne i,".'-hino. Cleeland.
Brooklyn. " --"" v-u,..,!,
fn?Jfi,p,!ona rmpany. New York.
Thom,iS Jlanufacturlne Company. Chicago.
vmlfS'A, U'llaon. Inc., OranRerJ. J.
Tarlt. ' A(1UfcB81ns Machine Company, New
EHIott.Flsher Company, Harrlaburs, '
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ilftnufacturlnff Company, PhlUdl
tfirpt Rrhnft1 rkM.lAlp.kl.
pwSuvrnhiir1"81, com,",n'' 'K,cninB r"dK"'
The ltan.1 Company. North Tonawanda
wilhf',M?M,!Inu,5ln??nn1,?u';tr',eUnJta!hln,!'
nni AiPChHnlm, New York,
Itemlrnttnn Typewriter Company, lllon. N. Y
forlri'll? " Mttch,no C'ompnny. Kick-
llonen Company, New York.
Ilovnl Tjpowrlter CompHnv, Hartford
Su;? 5rl,Tcr;r5,r"'r''iiadeiphia.
d-lphln Hlildla Truck Company. Phlla-
Chlcnir ShaW Con",Ilny' R5'tcm MaRnzlne,
.Toseph t.. Shoemaker Co., Philadelphia.
Ssracum- NY Tjnowrlter Company.
Harry 'd'. 'Snyder, Philadelphia.
c!,.SLnoS?,,"'i c"npanv. Indlanapolla, Ind.
gunatrand Addlnit Machines. Ilockford. III.
wvatem. uiucaco.
Tmlil Protectograph Company, Itochester,
JJndorwood AddonaRrapli. New York.
Conn Tj'r""vrUer Company, Hartford,
yjtjndcrwood Pookkceplna Machines. New
U-,s. Addlnar itorhlna Comniny. New York.
wiV.V?.V V Ss, ""'""...wllmfnaton. Del.
ark N J Lo"so ,4CBf H"" Company, New
"' Wflr. rhlladolphla.
William II. Young. Plilladelplila.
Hair Catches Fire, Hums to Death
Miss Eloy King, EG years old, of 2242
East Gowcn street, Gcrmantown, Is dead
at her homo today nnd Mrs, A. U King,
her mother, Is In a serious condition from
shock ns tho result of an nccldcnt In which
Miss King was burned. The accident hap
pened yesterday morning when Miss
King's hair ignited nt n gas jet. She
sprang Into n bed nnd nttemptod to
smother tho flames with blankets. Tho bed
clothing caught flro nnd beforo nld could
rench her her body was burned so badly
that oho died,
ONE MAN CONTROLS
DU PONT COMPANY
Continued from l'nte Ono
these aro lndlvldunt defendants In tils'
so-called "du Pont suit" and 14 are stock
holders In tho du Pont Securities Com
pany. It Is ndmlttcd that this compnny
was formed by Pierre S. du Pont nnd his
nssoclntcs for tho solo purpose of acquir
ing a Inrge block of powder company stock
from T. Coleman du Pont, former presi
dent of the corporation.
An nnalysls of the Plerro S. du Pont
board of directors which Is slated to
take ofllco for tho coming year shows how
completely tho president of tho corpora
tion nnd tho du Pont Securities Company
havo now established themselves In con
trol of tho du Pont Powder Company.
Tho board Is to bo ns follows:
II. M. BARICSDALE.
Formerly n transit supervisor of tho
Baltimore nnd Ohio Railroad. He was
brought Into tho powder business by Wlll
Inm du Pont when tho latter was presi
dent of tho Repauno Chemical Company.
In 1903 ho was transferred to the du
Pont I'owdcr Company nnd Is now a vice
president. Ho Is reported to be the chief
ndvlser of tho du Pont Securities Com
pany nnd Is believed to havo Instigated
MANAGERS OF BUSINESS SHOW
F. h. Tupper (left) nnd Nathan V. Tupper nro in charge of the
exhibition which opened todny at the 1st Regiment Armory, Brond
nnd Cnllowhill streets.
tho present changes In tho directorate cor
poration. HARRY F. BROWN
.Formerly n chemist nt the Newport,
R. I., torpedo stntlon of tho United States
Government. He was connected for n tlmo
with the Internntlonal Smokeless Powder
Chemical Company nnd beenmo nfllllnted
wllh the du Pont Company when It took
over thnt concern In 1904. Tie Is a de
fendant In tho du Pont suit and a stock
holder In the du Pont Securities Company.
E. G. BUCKNEtt
Formerly connected with tho Interna
tional Smokeless Powder and Chemical
Company. Ho became affiliated with the
du Pont Compnny In the merger of 1904.
Itn 1ft Rntil tn lin lit nvmnnthv .fltti nu
du Pont Securities Company.
R. R. M. CARPENTER
A Bchoohnnto of Ircnee du Pont and n
brother-in-law of Plerro S. du Pont. He
Is n defendant In tho du Pont suit nnd n
stockholder In the du Pont Securities
Company.
WILLIAM COYNE.
Was brought Into tho du Pont Company
ns n traffic manager. Ho was advanced
to tho sales department, of which ho Is
now the director. Ho Is a defendant In
tho du Pont suit nnd n stockholder In the
du Pont Securities Company.
A. FEMX DU PONT.
Assistant superintendent In the smoke
less powder plant of tho powder com
pany. Ho Is a cousin to Pierre S, du
Pont, n defenrtnnt In tho-du Pont suit
nnd n stockholder In tho du Ponf Securi
ties Compnny.
EUGENE E. DU PONT.
Not nn employo of tho du Pont Powder
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Adding, Listing and I
Calculating Machine
has been demonstrated in thousands of Government, Business Offices I
nnd Banks during years of service. Tests havo proved that whilst, r
now nnd again, minor springs must bo replaced, the Dalton Machino t
never wears out. Tho Dalton is built of the best materials money t
can buy and is constructed on tho best mechanical principles. And d
tho same simple construction that makes tho Dalton tho strongest, C
makes it the easiest and fastest for all adding, subtracting, multi- !
plying, dividing and other calculating work. You should compare o
tho Dalton Adding Machino with any other. A comparison will f
s convince you or. ns pcriect construction anil its unequaled simplicity, 0
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1 SEE IT DEMONSTRATED AT THE BUSINESS SHOW Or let Us G
M Put One In Your Office Without Obligation. ti
PERRY & COLLINS j
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i Room 402-4-6-8 Forrest BIdp;., 119 S. 4th St.
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Adding Machine
At the Business Show
ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION of the SUNDSTRAND
ADDING MACHINE, First Regiment Armory.
THE FRAZIER COMPANY
Diitrict Agent
711 WEIfJHTMAN I1UIUJINO
1524 CHESTNUT STREET
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90 Machine and 10 Operator
The Best Evidence is the
Ensign Record in Business
KNsitiN usnts
New York I.lfn lnNurunco Company use. 81
Philadelphia Itallroad uno 47
U, a. Clovt. (Varloua Dopls ) use -S
Hell Telephone Companies uao 1H
City ot New York Departments uaa 17
And hundreds of other equally promi
nent concerns aro lJnslcn repeat-order cus
tomers. Visit Our Exhibit at the Show.
C. L. METZAR, Selling Agent
1416 S. Penn Square
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To the
Philadelphia Business Man '
These are days of rapid development in office devices,
but in Nothing has there been such an advance as in Under
wood Bookkeeping methods. Therefore your visit to the
Business Show this week will be unproductive in best
results if you fail to see a demonstration of the UNDER
WOOD BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. In the field of
mechanical recording this innovation in office appliances
occupies the same relative position as does the Underwood
Typewriter among correspondence machines. And you
will recall it is the Underwood that holds all International
records for speed, accuracy and durability.
The UNDERWOOD BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
keeps your books, makes out your bills, checks your trial
balances,' lists your daily records, computes your figures
and writes your letters.
You do not have to change your scheme of bookkeep
ing to use the UNDERWOOD BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE. It fits itself to YOUR methods.
The Underwood Typewriter booth, filled with
"Machines For Every Need," is the first thing that greets
you on entering the show.
UNDERW'COD TYPEWRITER COMPANY (Inc.)
MR. SECRETARY
See the
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iddregsofffapK
at the Business Show
Does your addressing ten times
f.iHfnr and neater than
handwriting and prints
exactly like a
typewriter, .in
valuable t o
any business,
church, club or
lodes.
$27 to
$51.50
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Letter Copie
Do Not Fail to
See It at the
BUSINESS SHOW
Booth No. 71
No 'Water, No Carbon Required.
Copies 20 to SO letters a mlnuts.
RONEO COMPANY
Koneo Bid., 117-110 Leonard St.
Now York.
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For Marking Shipments
wh!ch returns the paper
automatically to the begin
ning of the next line.
See Demonstration
Booth J 18
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W. !K ALEXANDEl
Philadelphia Bourse
Compnny In nny capacity, but a defend
ant In the du Pont ult nnd n stockholder
hi tho du Pont Securities Company.
ALEXIS I. DU PONT
For many years secretary of the powder
company. Ho Is n cousin ot rierre 8. du
Pont nnd Is said to be In sympathy with
him.
HENItT F. DU PONT
Son of Senator Henry A. du Pont nnd
reputed to bo tho lalter's representative
In the powder company. Ho Is not nn
employo of the Compnny, but Is n defend
ant In the du Pont suit nnd n stockholder
of the du Pont Securities Compnny.
IRENEE DU PONT
Brother of Plerro S. du Pont, n defend
ant In tho iltt Pont suit nnd n stockholder
In the du Pont Securities Company. He
was brought Into the powder company
about 1903 by Alfred I. du Pont.
IjAMMOT DU PONT
Hrother of Pierre S. du Pont, a defend
ant In tho du Pont suit nnd n stockholder
In tho du Pont Securities Company. He
m brought Into tho ponder company by
Airrcd I. du Pont.
HBN'nr riEMN, .in. I
Tor many yenrs aKelit for the powder
Company at Scrnnton. Pa. He Is the ,
father-in-law nnd uncle of Pierre S du
Pont nnd It nnturally In sympath wlih
the du Pont Securities Conipnnj.
FItANK T,. CONNABLB.
Originally of the Chnttanooga Powder
Company, Chnttnnooj;n, Term. Ho be
came connected ulth the powder com- ,
pany when It nauulred the Chattanooga
concern In 1603. Ills sympathies In tho I
litigation have not been clearly defined. '
pintmn s du pont.
President of the powder company. Ho
was elected to that ofllco within a week
nfler tho formation of tho du Pont Se
curities Company. Ho Is tho principal
Individual defendant In the du Pont suit
and tho largest stockholder In the du
Pont Securities Company. Ho became
connected with tho powder company In
1903, at the Invitation ot his cousin, Al
fred I. du Pont.
HAItnT O. HASKEMi.
Formerly connected with tho itepauno
Chemical Compnny. He is n defendant In
the du Pont suit nnd n. stockholder In
tho du Pont Sccutillci Company.
.T. A. HASKEI.U
Formerly president of the Laflln &
Hand Powder Company. Ho Is a brother
of Harry U. Haskell nnd is logically In
smpnthy with tho latter in the litigation
now pending In the United States District
Court.
JOHN V. LAFFEr.
Head of the legal department ot the)
du Pont Compnny. Ho Is a stockholder In
the du Pont Securities Company, an In
dividual defendant In the du Pont suit Mir
Is couhsel for himself nnd the th,cr tic
fendants In tho litigation,
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Formerly n mining enginer for the, ,
uciiiKu vniiey toai company, iie wn
brought Into the nepaund Chemical Cotn-t
pany by William du Pont, then presldtit
of tho Pflnwrn. TTa Iia.4m4a A.wnt.i'
with the du Pont Powder Compahy about 3
iua. no is sain to ue in sympathy with
those In tho du Pont Securities Company.
WIMjIAM Q, ItAMSAY.
Chief engineer of the powder company.
Ho was brought Into tho business by II.
M. Uarksdale nnd Is a stockholder In the
du Pont Securities Company.
JOHN J, HASICOB.
Formerly n stenographer to Pierre 8.
du Tont. Ho Is n defendant Irt the du
Pont suit, n stockholder In the du Pont
Securities Company and is also a email
stockholder In the powder company,
MONROE
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The Only Complete
Calculating Machine
ANY ONE can operate the Monroe Calcti
Intinir Machine, because it is tho simplest.
fastest, most accurate and most useful cal
culating machine made. Adds, subtracts,
divides and multiplies as auicklv and casllv
as other machines add. Sec the Monroe at the Show,
R. B. HAYS, District Manager
MOVHOF. CAT.OUI.ATINO MACIIIN13 CO., New Stock E-ehnn-e Jlldir., rhlls.
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The most comprehensive exhibition of office and
business systems, devices and equipment ever
seen under one roof in Philadelphia
OPENING WITH
Commercial Students' Day
MONDAY, MARCH 13TH
A remarkable object lesson for tho younp; man or woman just entering
business
EASTERN TYPEWRITING CHAMPION
SHIP CONTESTS STARTING AT 5 P. M.
FOR AMATEURS, NOVICES AND PROFESSIONALS
The World's Fastest Operators Will Compete
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Tuesday, March 14th, MUNICIPAL DAY. City officials and depart
ment heads are especially invited.
Wednesday, March 16th, EXECUTIVES' DAY. Special tickets havo
been distributed and those presentinp; them will receive tho individual
attention of exhibitors between the hours of 1 P. M. and 6 P. M.
Thursday, March 10th. OUT-OF-TOWN MERCHANTS' DAY. Vis
itors from outside Philadelphia aro especially invited to attend -the show
on this day.
Friday, March 17th, EXECUTIVES' DAY, same as Wednesday.
Open From 1 P. M. to 10 P. M.
First Regiment Armory
Broad and
Callowhill Sts.
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You'll All Want to See
the Demonstration of the
SELFSTARTING REMINGTON
At the Philadelphia Business Show
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This is the greatest of all modem typewriter improvements, t adds at least
25 per cent, to the speed of the typist in the writing of ordinary letters by cutting out
all the jtap, tap, tap and the fumble and fuss in setting the carriage. The carriage
practically sets itself. All that the operator does is WRITE.
But don't simply take our word for it. Come and see the demonstration, for to
see is to be convinced.
You will see lots of other interestinpr things at the Remington Booth. You will see the inot
complete line of typewriters in, the world a machine for every purpose, including the Remington
Accounting Machine (WahT Mechanism), which is the latest development of the Adding and Sub
tracting Typewriter.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
(Incorp orated)
110 S. 9th Street
Philadelphia
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