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BVBmNGr 3JBD0&B-PB1LADELPHIA, WBB.teSDAY, fEOB3M33BIt - 1910
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UQAMS AGAIN
EBTRBAT
i
fa&ift Take 7000 Moro
rjfttiers on Road to
ff
liuzeu
Mnli attacks fail
4
l'
K"
cl BEItfcltf, Vte, 19.
lit ret reft. i of thft enemy forces who had
ft(fSs$ (rtAnjl on the floodd Yatomlta lltvsr,
fat JUttiaWa, Wli Ann.oune.ed In todnv'n olfl-
The llumanlans w fa-enforced by ltus-
&.n Rivalry The r rotrrai is nortnenst
Wtrd, '
"On the. rpsd to IIumii we gained con-skewablof-ground
and took, more than 7090
ItrkMrctf Mid the statement.
tsuetNiffuV patrol ensagsmsnts- ware is-
ported In ill ffficlal statement detailing
events on tjio Carpathian frnnL On the
Trapsylvanitn front the statement re
potted repulse by Auatrn-llnnxarlnn troops
ol nuMlart attacks. In the Oyargya Moun
tains uid oa bith sides ftf the Trotuaul
Valley. ItfconnfcUerlng detAohmants fol-
lawlnff tho rtrmlng enemy stated Hint
there, wore considerable hoitfle Josses,
Thara Isj nnthihfr tn ranarf frnirt IIia
' ttkallMI M1l iLf M KAdillAn en.,a tt& 1lfa
Office announced,
-1
RUSSIANS itALT FOES
m TttJEpAM'ATIUANS
PBTtlOOlUD, Deo. U.
Repulse, yfllh Brwt onomy lonnf, of
"Tsutonld at ticks In tbe wooded Carpa-
: i inians wm, anneunocu in louay s ommai
i statement. Kastwara tit cnniena a strong
t, vmviu tAKvfiv iTin inMinEUf mhu nuutiiwuiu
i contnUefl (ha nemy stubbornly rcsletlnff
QtipY GUNS ACTIVE
VFi'WESTERN FRONT
ItEHLIN, JJec. 13.
Etcpt for artillery nrlnff on tt)e8omma
luid Verdun. frort, which was temporarily
livelier, ami patrol clashes duHim tho
nlht, thera Nvero no Important operations,
the "War OfHce annoimond today In n com
munlcntlort on activities In tho 'western
war tlitat;?.
' i r
GARMENT MAKERS QUIT;
AFFECTING 2000 SHOPS
65,000 Yorkcrs Wnlk Out in New
York District, Failing, to
Gain Demands
NBWiWIlK, Dra. JI. Slxty,flve thou.
Band garment wprlcera struck hi-ro, today,
partly tyliiB up factories In A(anhnttan,
Brooklyn. NewnVk and IllilRowno)!, N J.
Tho'wnV'-out followed orders by Sydney
IJIllman, president of the AmqlKnniated
Clothlns worKcrs or America, who an
nounced that the mnnufncttirars had ro
fuscd to crnnt the demands of tlo orRnnlm
lion for ri forty-elglit-hoiir weeK npd 'In
creases: In wages amoutitlnc to 2 n. week.
It la estlniated that about 2000 shops are
affected hy tho strike. Others will bo
forced to operate only part tltac. as mem
bers of thei rival oreanlKatlon, the. United
(lirment Wprkors of America, have con
cluded aralcahia ncsotttlans with the em
ployers. "
Th employers' organization nirulnst
which today's strllte Is particularly directed
Is knoivn as tha Amalgamated Clothlnc
ttanufnc(urcrs' Association, of which Her
bert C Ansorcc Is president.
Tha strike Is complicated through the In
ternal dissension of the Amalgamated and
United organizations. The Amalgamated,
has been expelled front membership In the
American Federation of tabor, white the
United, Is still nmilated and It also has not
brbken off relations with tho Amalgamated
Manufacturers' Association.
SILVER CUPS AWARDED
F0R WINDOW DISPLAYS
Walnut Street Merchants End Contest
With Dinner
Considerable difficulty was encountered
6y the Judges of the more than 100 window
displays entered In tho window Illumination
contest of the Walnut Btrcet nuolnces Asso
ciation. A tour of the district was mido V
iw iurjh ana ma rouowing prices, were
.warded:
V'lrpt.jiljyer cup, to Bonors rhonotropti Cor-
f0Salvr cup. to A.,,7 Dlsment Co.
V?ort. Jlvr eun. to VIII? I'Mrli
IlonorsM. rnentton i sceori1i1 lo fltone,
am&&v'8si Cho4oS' L T- "u","1
A. special ciip was presonted for tho best
fllsply km Uroad rtreot or nny of tho
numbered- streets botween Chestput npd
Hpruco, rom tho Uelawaro to tha Hehuyl,
kill llWtt, to H. II, toattlea. Honornblo
mention wu given to II. M. Law, Charles
lUnry Jfpr. Millard's. Marshall Bush,
Lewis and Murta, Appleton & Co.
The Judges were nobert Orler Cooke,
Sresldenfof tha Klfth Avenue Association,
rew York city; Thomas P. Motrin, presl
dept of the Washington Chamber of Com
merce, Washington, and Kdwln, A. Beldo
Wits, president of the Ilotary Clgb of Ual,
timore, A dinner was glvert In their nonAr1
t tho SL Jnmes Hotel Immediately precede
Jng: tha lour Of "th& district.
Xfarfc on
OuaraiUetM the BtjU,
wMtir roniH,
(Jiv a necessity,, if r
id gift is, necessary
HP0 vm fytotew.
Neckwear
6:5c
Newest alia !,
blends and stripes!
Handsomely Hoxed.
Otters frpm QOc to
tZMQ
BECKERS!
826 Cbtnut
Street
rm V idv
mui W i
v
OooJj
1 mfm
AU aJiV II fl i left ! HHW nWi.
Scvqnih No9nday Report
Woman ft lUcqlcal Campaign
T yilSED In laatftwonly-four hours
-416,548.05.
ToVtl amount rrflsctl In Bovcn days
?04,S2.01.
Amo Tint whlehi must'be raised by
flnturdn Y nlght-105,(WO,00.
I Chnmitjon team, for Inst twenty
four homv Tcnm.No, 215, Minn P. A.
Tryonj jM? 'mohoy, $CC02. Dr.
Florence 1 vrnkor, close second, with
15010.
Champion, Jnrgcst number porjonB
seen Ih Inst twrinty-foUf hours
Tcnm Nf' 0, Vr. Husiin Corson.
Spenkcr to yarrow noon, Wnnn
mnkor's Fren.Vi room, Michael J.
ItyAn, of tho PlVjic Service Commis
sion, WOMAN'S MIMICAL FUND
GEK$A5,548JWQJtJ5
College Cnmptrign Hns Total
Now of $H32J StncVcnts
Will Help ,
In nn effort lr rale the nrj ded-$200,000
for tho Woman's MMIcal U) leiro, lion,
C70.D0 of which miii't be rnlijid lit the re
maining three days of this eek, It wail
announced this noon il the Bel-tosntbcr
luncheon In tho WnnmnnUer J rencll Itnom
ihn ih. rniiairn will be il'tAKM! thn re
mainder of this wctV an the students
will nlvo tholr entire WiJ U totntt ti Ket
the rest of tho moiui.v' by mldnlKht Knt
Urday. , , ,.
"I havn beti nsked ly Imnnw people If
It would not bo nJ( rlsht V.hiavctho money
handed In next wrk," saVWl Mn KlUnbeth
Iludyard Currier. campnlKnYmnriaKnr, to tlm
200 women workers "Hut V most toll yaw
that the Impression wn i mli with the
public Is "Old you got tho m ne7 T'eop to
will not wait for exilnnatlci that It Is
to be promised nett week I'lcdces. of
course, ran be tnk"n rind tin V given for
payment, hut w ivant all pi Vles In by
Haturdny night. I koow when rospei-llvo
donors know IhM thrAwlll help , w,o.r"u"t
get tho anttiunt by flainrdny nt . mldnlKht.
Plvo thousand dollars' wnn add td to tho
Kplscopal fuhd otlay tif educate VRlrls at
tho Woman's Jfedlcal Coir?? v , y cn"
be sent to lhauOrlont by thn J V'scopal
Church. Ths mpney1 was given IV Mrs
J. Lewis Croier; and others' ofXthe l.roser
family nt Upland, Another rfnoitymops nn
of B0()0 and ono fur IIOOO were1 rpmrttil
this noon, a check (or flOPO from ori'o
n,,.i,n, ik nn, fnr I2fllr from GtmlJil
;.""."" ..v: . "t .: - m ip a?. .
uroiners, rio irmn mvp t v;' -""
.nn tann fmWi Mrit. Katliprilu) WnU nn
lisrt from CharliM bustls llar.lsoti A. mn
whoso, namn Is , withhold gae ?2S a:
promised $2S annoally, So long'n.y h Uvea
anil
Nivelle, S(uprene s
Chief puFrancv
Continue ct from I'ao One
dealing with 'tho nlint of tho now vgoviVn
mnt The tiersonnel of tho new cnbh'ief,
already baa been reported unofllclnUy. Tiicy
chief posts, It Is said, will bo nllcd by thrt
following;
rrcmiar nnu .linisicr oi rureiKn "i-
fairs, Arlstlde llrlnnd ; Minister of rinnnco,
Alexandre H)ot: Minister of War, Jcn
cral "Lynutex-: Mlnlstor of Marine, Admiral
I.ecazo; Mlillnter of Manufactures, Includ
ing munitions and transports, Albert
Thomas.
flepernl Ntvcllo, who has hnd command
of tho Kreiieli) nrmy nt Verdun, Is a com
paratively ytnuiK olllcer who two years ago
held the rusk of colonel uf nrtllory Hq
was educates fjrir n military career at Knlnt
Cyr, NnpoloonV ncnikmy, ami ns a young
olllcer ha tiiolq part In thu expedition of
Kuropcnn armies sent to China to put down
tho Iloxer relieltlou, which was led by Field
Mnrshnl von iValdersoo, uf tho Uerman
army.
NlVCllo's Irsti duty In this wnr was In
Alsace, flghtlligrto win back this province
from Germany. At tho battle of tho Msrna
ho served Utidor Ocneritt Maunoury and
achieved sucli distinction for bravery that
his reputation did not suffer when, nt the
battle of tho Vtlvcr Alsne, ho hnd to retreat
across tho rljcr boforo tho enemy Two
months nftcr.ltho beginning of tho wnr ho
was nppolntell Keoernl, and In February,
19 IS, he wait mnilo division commander
LJiHt spring fio was in command of tho
Third Army Corpslnnd hnd won the confi
dence of Joffilo tOf'silch nn extent Hint hn
I was appointed! to 'tha command nt Verdun
pn succession I to aeperal l'etnlu.
To his military genius ih attributed ono
of the most Striking achievements of tha
war U reqnpturo nt n alnglo stroke of
almost nil tlyi territory gained by tho Oer
mans at "Verflun,
Useful Gifts
For Boys or Girls
NpPfDupllaated 1'l.ciilitre
GIRLS'
COMBINATION
WATERPROOF
tnn4- H
iwufii a uai
tMlirtly New
$9M
r"U
Hires 3
. years te
, lOyesric
Mall Orders l'lllwl,
Boys'Raiocoat
$9,25
joLj Value
4asf W.0O
Maov ,r rjugiisa can
toosV double texture;
bindadv i". i" ..o
ndski?
ri mil
Inn mil Wr c"i
5'i.rt Ira sUsde.
"-T " -V ,-.
For Boys Sp Girls'
STOlOM BOOTS
Men's and Womrn'4. S7 hfi.
Kaincoats. Special . yVJ
INC0AT
820 Chestnut Street
Nt la Automat KeaUurtst
Ol'liN KVKMNUS
USEFUL GIFTS 1
m i
lif
talue J
$8 00 in
JMi
IIAtH IflAgP
aac ur:
li 1 1 ir w
In 1 i't a
iv 13 'It
Iff IMP
(mKiJI'
ftanseom''3
Grand Banquet Coffee, a S-lb.
. cU.vt $0
Commonwealth-Blend, a S.lb,
MJK-UP INPATIENT
OF ACADEMY RENT
Grangers Thought Chamber of
Commerce Was Responsible
for It
A mlsurttm-slnndlng concerning the nr
rnngenwnl mnd nlmut thn "meeting place
for the Blntxt (Irangr, which-"has Us session
nt thn Acitinw of Music, has been the
topic of Anmslerabln dlsitusslon among
meml-ers ofith organlratlohti(lnce the ses-.
sionvntRftn
J A McfJonrran. master of the grange i
said rtenYiV "thftt bo arrlvnl In the city
Inst (Friday. belleMng that N rontrnct for
the itnh OfMhe AcAdemy of Mttslo had been
.arranged 'through the rhnmlior of Com
merr V 0M termS which woul 1 relievo tho ,
emm to of any .ejuionee In the matter of a
rnpni lie nlnoe." It was his Impression that
the rliatnber of Commerce haV arranged to
pay r p (he bills
Mu h to his astonishment, ho says "he
found that the arrangement t ml not been
rnmpt tteil. although a rotitrarl has been
olRtted wtilrh did not bind I ho Chamber
of Crthimftree to ly"
Mr mcBparran, after n rail ml the ofllccrs
of the Chamber of Cnmmcrrr, went to
Mnyor Kmllh's nlllre where Hi r matter nf
paying Vir tlie ball frns dlscusse d and n sat
Isfnctorr arrangement ronrlude t
Mr Ml'Hlinrflin lidded "H sunned to bo
a rase f the Chamber of Coltimereo ex
pecting llio city f Philadelphia tn pay the
bill, and bn rlly expecting tho Chnmber of
CommereT to rt,isume the nbllgf itlon "
At the jChamhyr of Cnmmorce It was ex
plained t lint that organization had neter
made nn pledge tn furnish n h III free for
tho ineetUg of the grange Chit f Clark, of
tho consviiiMon bureau, said that tho whole
trouble, annso by Ji tnlsiinderstl (ndlng, for
wblifli ho asserted his bureau was In no
way to blame 71c cited corrcsp mdenco on
lltnftl Iba Chamber jf Commerci i which, he
declared would show that his o rgitnlzatlon
hadnever utidertakem to pay fm f the Arnd
emy Atilhor Olllcor of tbe h unbcr said
that tho organization nerr me lo pledges
to secure fre meeting places i Jor conen
tlowt, or to-do anything else In .connection
with such f meetings which woi lid Involve
nnytcost toitho chamber I
Nj II Kiflly, secretary of tho f Ihamber of
C'onimnruo, when nsfcod about t bo dispute,
referred '1ii(illrers to Itownrd (l. French,
the prrhldcnt Mr l'rench re ferrcd the
wholo-ntitler back to Mr Clark, i jhlef of the
Sconvontrm hurenu '
It wtfs announced nt the Mn- or'n odlco
that nhrck for 11780 had been lent to thn
KranKncomlnltteo to lake care of it ho rental
iof thn Academy of Mimic, the tin mey balng
Jtakon from a fund ajiproprlnled tby Coun
sels for entertainment expenses
G.
W. WILLIAMS, OF T OGA,
IN SI'EAKEKSIIir l RACE
KopreHcntntivu Tells Governor 'Hu yill
Enter Ropublicnn Caucus Una
Cnndlilutc
HAnillHllCHO, Dec 13 Ocnrg W Wll-
'II.-uiih, Itepreseiitntlvo from Tioga )nd local
option champion In the House, called on
floverhor Druiiibaugh today, tnlr) him ho
Intended to go Into tho Itepubllerm caucus
iih a candidate for Speaker, ntnl thnt ho
Intended to hldo by the declslm I, of that
caucus After the conference Mr William')
Mald lift had not been summoned here, thnt
lio was In town on' business nisi merely
Acallcd to illscuss legislation nnu I lie cik-iiK
.uirsnip cnmpniKn
Thn Dovernor did not nsk mostoiwlth-
,raw nnd I did not request his support,"
slid Mr Williams "Ho known; I nm a
cn dldato nnd mrnn to remilln tiuct? "
'HlluiiiH wna nccompnnled by Fitink II.
Mar ln, tho other Tioga lloprcscMtntUc
OthA s w ho called at tho rovcrnotfs office
today wero C F Ilenchoff, memlfer from
Frank lln C U Cook, member frr.m York
Counts and Congressmnn Punlel II r.tifcnti
'1 '
I'Vom Putnam's Eist
fiend lr our S pod" llunlrnted
IloWiUtu Ciituloffun
Rcminigccnccs
of a Vnr Time
Statesman and
Dfplomat ;
1H0O-I01S
nyPrcdcrlck W. Seward
(linil Hecrtlaru 0 Matt untltr
IJnCyiln. Johnson nndtllnycs
8 B0l PS' S3.80,
"So c inpletely fllled with mntter
of the mt, t Inlensa Interest .to vry
live Ami lean that Iho lreliwer
has the uL'llollt dlttlrulty In declitlne
whst to rer to ' llrvaklu Kaalt,
"Fur mV fniiinnltnir tlisn n
novl this ll ohiine. rlrlvarv too
In the nunlllk ralln! Htmnphrrn ami
in urfllve inspiration. Tho ktnil o(
hook iVmt may he ro,l oir nnil,nvrr.
rropencd anynhere."' tilcuao 7lcr
ht On the ArtJiof
Writing
Sir Arthur (fciiller-Gouch
h S1.S0.
If the author twd written nothing
r li
ptVr
llv
hilt thm nrtA rhMiilVr on MXirron
liook woul.i he wlwurt)ilresains.
1'hlla. Trlutraph.
Tiie Seycu Wp.odT8
of the Ancient World
Edgar J. Hanks
Author of "lllsinyri " etc.
12" 83 !llutratlonvi S1410.
Th author klllfullv i serlhes tho
"Havn Wonitarn." slocla lhani In
th.lr rrow.r htatortoal i ettln and
klrhln tb Hints snd candltlona
which proauuad theut.
The Woman Who
Wouldn't
Hose Pastor Stokes f
12 st.ss.
A plsy tn four jii la nit sn lma.
Inatlv4 pUr, but stern I'K tursi of
rul Ufa in a typical iiilnlnti,n
A Month in Rome
Andre Maurel
. lis Ilfui. SO Main.' 1,15
guldi book- but a lltarary clalU ht
w.'".bir the famous uuthor a '
Ills Cltl.a of Italy." '
War, Peace and
tho Future
Ellep Key
Author of "Lava and Marrtase.'V
' .w vvmuf, ai ins uoiia.T' ate
Crown 8. St.so,
A conatdaratien of Natlonullim and
ot,w'o,iVn,'t"w,r.,nJ '",b '"""
Old Christmas
Washington IrvInK
8. 33 Illuatrstlona t
Boms la color.
S.0
TfcU d.lUhlful and arowjni pktura
l-..t'Jf.r, tor tn Brat flmi iS
fltllaar Cbrlatnias ituUa. A ahVnni.!S
A ehanolDjt
stft
And Thus He Came
Cyrus Townsend Dfady
IS
u jiiujirauna in Clr It. 00
ItUf Ktt.
d$ All BotkttUir:
JslW&
&'1
BEAVER AT WORK NEAR CITY
aI
Trctt unnwned like this hnve been
thirty miles of town
In tho circle is
rnro
"Scavenger" View
of Wood Concern
Continued from I'nxe Hue
has a deficient y of more than J2O0I0O, nf.
cording to Commissioner O'N'cll
The complaint from Cincinnati In nc
compnliled by affidavits whlih ntnto that
stock was purchased by the drpiments In tho
Union Casually Insurance Comp.iny of Phil
adelphia In 1009. no dividends Imvo been
pnld, nnd thnt no report tins over been made
to stockholders an to the financial condition
of that company
Touching upon the presidency nf the
Consolidated Investment Company, the let
ter states, that according tn tho Hrrretary
of the Htnte nf Hclavtori'. where the i uin
pany was Incorporated, Wood In tln presi
dent of that concern
Thn lottcr from Cincinnati In signed by
Mr I'crrls The affidavits Inclosed nro
from the following ovvnern of slock In the
Union Casualty Insumuco Company Mayor
flcorgo l'urhtn, 215 shifres , A. I. Hanfonl. 2fi
shares, Frd Davenport 25 shares W II
Stewart 25 shares; nnd II H Ilmdlev. 2li
' Vsk iHBBBR?5,tf j jHrM iTTtjl Kfmjj jtf MuKQ'WPsKTjm 1 i
I (6A Picture.,
H Tho Fint
m Magneto -Equipped
i "Eight"
H
I
Hi
n
I
on Ilnncocnt Creek, tvithfti
n likcr cr.s of n member of this now
species.
nh.irrs Their stock some time ago, which
was iiurihnsefl In lOO", uns transferred In
pxih in r-f f"r stnik owned by tho Consoll
dated I'tivrstment Company
Accerd log to the Informntlon received by
Mayor I'm hta nnd his friends from tho Sec
r.ilary nf the State of Delaware, the address
iifVtho (1 insolldated Investment Company Is
nt ItlOl firsts Avenue, Pittsburgh This Is
wh ire tlie homn office of tho I'enslnn Mutual
I.lfn Ini urance Compnny. of which Wood
In p:rnl(, ent, anil which linn a dcllclcncy of
more1 limn 11,000,000, Ih located
Thui jou will see," writes Mr. Ferris
lo Commissioner o'N'cll. "that all roadn lend
to Iloini j namely, that tho I'enslnn Mutual
l.lfo Insurance Company, at Pittsburgh,
with l' I' Wood as the prlmo factor, and
the (Vinolldatid Investment Company be
long tc fine and the same group While
vim urn perhaps not Interested In the Con
(.ollilnteir Invcstmont Company. It hns
seemed llnportant "to mo that you nhoiild
have porii, sslnn nf all the Information thht
I have In regard to this Consolidated In
vestment t'ompnnjl"
Then ho iiuoteii tho paragraph already
given ubovi'
Mr Ferrla also Btnbcn that ho sont copies
found
IV JJi
Neither brush nor pen can picture
stamina, strength .and power.
As you investigate this new
"Standard Eight," something more
than handsome lines, graceful
curves and rich upholstery must
impress you. While your eye will
be arrested by beauty, your judg
ment will endorse construction.
ol the adfdAylft lo the Attorney Oenenilof
Ohio, and a copy of Ms lettett
BnEK3nECRiT.n
Tho affidavits made Wayor Puohta,
Davenport Btewnxt. Hradlty, Ferris and
Banford are alike, and read In part as fol
lows That at or about the tno of the Is-
suing of the said stock, said Union
Casualty Insursnr Company made a
contract with nmanl as nucn hock
holder, by the terms of which said
company. In consideration of the ad
ancement of the lntelTetsof enld com
pany, by affiant as s. stockholder
agreed to pay affiant nn amount etil
to ten per cent of the premium In
come of the snjouht the- company re
ceived from raid Htate, apnuatly In
cash for a period of ten years .from
date of said agreement, each stock
holder to participate In proportion of
the number of shares of (he capital
stock of the company standing In his
hame nnd to pay affiant, ns such stock
holder a ten per cent renewal com
mission thereon while such business
remained In force
Concluding Ijls communication, Mr Fer
ris tells Stale Insurance Commissioner
O'N'ell that the objects of the Union Cas
ualty Insurance Company hau wholly
felled and that hn believes It would bo
for the best Interests of nil creditors nnd
stockholders of said company, nnd to nil
other parties, that a receiver Iki appointed.
Wilson Presides nt lied Cross Session
WASHIN'OTO.V. Dec. 13. ITeildcnt.Wll
son, honorary head of tho American lied
Cross presided nt tho nnntiab meeting hero
today John .Hkctton Williams, treasurer,
reported that 1543,000 was spent by tho as
sociation In I.'urnpenn rellef'work the last
year
iiglljjHssMHHMs
Moderately Priced
and Pearl Necklaces
Pcarlstfor Enlarging Necklaces
Gilpin, Henris & Smith
(Formerly with Bailey, Banke fi Diddle Company)
1334 Widener Building
l'HILADlJLPHIA
Dt'amoncl Broochea
Rtnfs Bar Pins
La Vallt'crcs
Bracelets Bracelet Watches
William T Clllpln
eorse 1 Henris
Harry I. Bmlth
1IM
Mads by
Standard Steel Car
Pittiburgh, Pa.
K '
No Artist Can PaintJ? j
isisH! Si VwsVsVsH aEW(jlHaRr 0VVSHk BH & BsbbMib9sBBs7 SI
This new "Standard Eight' from
stem to stern is a thoroughbred.
We ask you to see this first magneto-equipped
"Eight" or better
still, we'll bring one to you for a
demonstration, and let you sit at
the wheel. When may we call ?
SO H. P. 127-in. wheel base optional upholstery and color.
Springfield Sedan - $25Q0 7-Passcnger Touring - $1900
Limousine . . -$3500 4-Passenger Roadster. $1850
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Eastern Motors Corporation
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1634 Chestnut Street
Bell Phone Spruce 704. ,
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him for some months afterward Uirojah
the press, has rejoined the revivalist .,
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advices received In his city today
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926 Arch Street
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