Ik ! tt yjm I SONSINSERVICE St. Monica's Plans Parade and Exercises to Mark Memorial Day HAS GIVEN 525 MEN St Monicas Catholic rtiureh has tttven B2S men to thi armj and navj since the wir began In honor of these bovi and their moth ers a Memorial Day prosram preceded by a parade In which BOOn are expected to take part, will be given at the church. Seventeenth and Itltner streets, Thurs day afternoon The feature nlll be the unveiling of a service flag, -which will be carried In the parade bs the mothers, marching In a bodv Prob-iblv 100 of the B2R for whom stars appear In the flag will also participate most of them from the Philadelphia Naw Yard and the others from nea'by armv camps ..Another feature will be the presenta Hon of the trophy won b the parish In the third Llbertv Loan campaign In which 27S5 members of the chuich pur chased $321 650 worth of bond", an average of a little more than three bonds to the famllv Starting at the opening of the campaign with a goal of $100,000, the parish oversubscribed its quota more than 300 per cent Treasurer TJurtce to Jpeak The principal speaker Thursday w 111 be John Burke treasurer of the United States, who coming here from Wash ington to the exercises In recognition of the great record set in the loin cam paign Two other speakers will be the Rev M A Kelly and Lieutenant WIN Jlam A Carev U S If The Rev .1 S Kellv of St Monlci's Church, will present the service flag and the speech of acceptance will be made by the Rev ,1 ,1 Walsh, rector of the church Master Joseph ( arne Fon of George D Carnev secretar to the com mandant of the Fourth Naval District will pull the string to unfurl the flag Joseph P Gaffnev, chairman of Coun cils' Finance Committee will be master of ceremonies All the details of the program have not been completed but Father KMlv who has charge of the arrangements Is planning a great demonstntlon Or ganizations from parishes adjoining St Monica's will participate The mothers and wives of the men In the service will head the marchers who will follow a route two and a half miles long Following them will come mem bers of the church who are from the Navy Yard and another detachment of marines and saJK rs and a band from League Island Others In line will be Spanish-American War Veterans members of the G A R , thP Home Defense Reserves of South Philadelphia FA Monica's Club which will unfurl a service flag of Its own containing fortv-four stars, chil dren of the parochial school city police hand Bov Scouts of St Francis Xaviers Church, the Bovs Battalion from St Francis de Sales s Church and delegi tlons of men from other parishes. Cit and State officials have been Invited Parish Has Patrlotlr Record Patriotism has been at a high pitch In St Monica's parish ever since the war began and the first sign of trouble with Germain sent the joung men flocking to the recruiting station With League Island In the parish the navy got more than Its proportion of the recruits, onl iv little more than half of them entering the arm And St Monica's has backed up these bovs who have offered to give their lives for their country, oversubscribing everv Issue of Liberty bonds In all the parish has Invested more than $800,000 in bonds The third drl)e was made the crowning effort of all The slogan at first was a 'Bond In Kverv Home," but as the campaign progressed and It was seen ttwt Its goal would quickly be passed It was decided not to stop Rousing patriotic meetings were continued, and when the drive closed the famllj average was $168, more than threebonds to the famllj. The parade, of which John Bainey will be marshal, will start at 2 30 o clock from the church, and will end at the same corner A large stand has been erected beside the church on which the mothers will be seated and from which the add. esses will be made Patriotic songs will be sung by the children, ac companied by the N"av Yard and the Police Bands The service flag will be raised on the large flag pole In front of the church, where the Stars and Stripes float dally SERGEANT PAUL BRADY BECOMES A BENEDICK Former Member of Evening Public Ledger Force Weds Daughter of Munitions Expert The news leaked out today that Ser geant Paul Brads'. 315th Infantry, Camp Meade, and Miss Anna Marie O Toole, 22"10 Poplar street, were married Satur day night at St Francis Xavler's Church, Twenty-fourth and Green streets, by the Rev Joseph T O'Keefe Sergeant Brady was formely a member of the stereotsplng department of the Kvevtno Public Ledger and was the first employe of th's newspaper to answer the call to the colors A brief honeymoon at Atlantic City followed the wedding Sergeant Brady returned to Camp Meade today The bride Is the daughter of John A O'Toole, who la an expert on munitions Refined Sugars Unchanged ew lork, Maj 28 Refined sugars are unchanged at 7.45c The Federal company Is still withdrawn The Na tional compans' accepted soma business on Monday, and the Warner comflanv announced t.at It will accept a limited amount todas-. but In bags only Cuban raws are unchanged at 6 005c, duts paid NOTICE TO WATER RENT PAYERS WATER RENT BILLS FOR 1918 (Schedule charge) are now due. All bills remaining unpaid after May 31st will be subject to a penalty of Jive per cent. This Depart ment will be closed May 30th (Memorial Day). Payments should be made at once to avoid the rush which comes to this office the last day of the month. W. Freeland Kendrick, i , Receiver of Taxes. fa "Let Us Pray!" Woodrow Wilson f .The proclamation of President Abraham Lincoln, when he led the nation to Its knees In ISO, and' that of President AVoodrow Wilton, calling for a q NATIONAL HUMILIATION and prayer to be observefl everywhere In the United States. Thursday, May SO. will both be read In the Academy of Music Thursday night at loo JJIQie uni.siciyp wi kib RETURN OF DON'T WJS& THIS CHANCE to who have -oome from all ovr th PROPHECIES, of the Second Comlna and Thursday. , , VII - fU"-. ' The nopn.vanl)ttmynif OGONTZ SCHOOLGIRL CAN'T LIVE ON $12,000 A YEAR Lorena Carroll, Ninetecn-Ycar-Old Student, Finds She Needs $20,000 to Maintain Limousine and Other Expenses m; ISS I.OnnN'A CAnitQU, daughter whose estate amounted to more than 1,000 000 has applied to the Surrogate's Court in N'ew York for an order Increas ing her annual allowance from her (father's estate to $20,000 Miss Carroll, who Is nineteen vears old and a pupil at the Ogontz School Is now receiving $12 000 a ear which she sivs Is not sufficient to maintain her In the social position she is entitled to occupy Her mother approved of her request for an Increased allowance, and Surrogate Fowler will today hear argument on the application Mrs Carroll, as her daughter's guar dian explained that In the last vear she has been compelled to spend $3086 more for her daughter than the latter s present nllowance One Item of expense Incur red b Miss Carroll Is $5000 for the up keep of her touring car and limousine, which item lnc'ues dues to an automo bile club Then the voung woman s education, MEAL ON AMERICAN PLAN; WE HEAROF IT, WHAT IS IT? Food Administration Starts Something Which Docile hi Inquiring Citizens Want Explained More Fully N1: L'MEROUS docile but Inquiring cltl- perturbatlon. to demand In mournful number "Vow what In the blanketv -blank Is a meal served American plan?" Since the war started the food admin istration has found it necessarv to desig nate all kinds of restaurant and hotel service bj nil kinds of designations to Intelllgentls and concisely differential! between same The latest example Is the new order of Ja Cooke, food ad ministrator which means that restaur ants and hotel cafes serving meals on 'he American pl-in ' mav serve onlv two ounces of bread per customer and no sugarcd-iced concoction such as sher bert But It designates restaurants serving meals on the ' American plan " Dlstlnrtlv American We understand" said a well-known business man when Informed of the new ruling of the administration ' that the food administration wishes to be dls tlnctlv American as opposed to Ger man or pro-German service Vow mj Idea Is this that kind of people which takes vour order after twentv pa tient minutes of plavlng with sour nap kin and then serves jour order cold forty minutes later while vou gaze at the concoctions or collations whichever they mav most resemble. In astonish ment a perfect s-tranger to such an order, are the German-plTn' meals ' Then, to pursue the subject further, with five minutes of vour allotted lunch hour left, vou gulp the things down, reach for vour mlssng hat, complain about the size of tl.e check, since vou didn't get the things vou ordered and stumble over four overslzsd waiters as jou attempt to gain the entrance with a running start to beat the time clock Here Is where vou meet the German Idea "Right aw as the proprietor thinks he'H loslnjf a good customer, and Insists" In wasting three minutes each valuable In voluble excoriation of the abused citizen who mistook vour hat for a bet ter one than his own With two min utes left. ou start a drive for the office door hoping to beat time bj a roreiocK, and the abused citizen conies In com plaining that his vvas the better bonnet after all By the time the exchange ts made and the obsequies are historical you give up and walk down to the labor "But that Isn t all No, sir ' No Tie If V.ou Had Bread 'Say, vou like pie most folks do; which Isn't remarkable, seeing that most WOMAN WILLS BRONZES AND BOOKS TO MUSEUM Harrjsburg Hospital Alo Gets $1000 Bequest in Testament of Mar) K. Bent The Will of Mars K Bent 2316 De Lances street probated todas. devises $1000 to the Harrlsburg Hospital and leaves to the Pehnsvlvanla Museum and School of Industrial Art a portrait sev eral bronze figures and a. number of books relating to art and artists The estate, valued at $64,000. is left to relatives Other wills probated were those of Ann Laughlln, 2566 Memphis street, which. In private bequests, disposes of property valued at $2466, and Lltzabeth Dohert 2433 North Marshall street. $2300 The personalts of the estate of Lues II Twaddell has been appraised at $17, 520 90. and that of John B Lukcns at $2820 59 INVALID CUTS HIS THROAT Committs Suicide in Cellar n,en Mother Goes for Doctor John Messenger, fort- years old cut hla throat In the cellar of his home, 207 Llpplncott street, today, and died soon after his mother discovered him Messenger had been ill several weeks, and when his mother went for a doctor today he committed suicide. OUR LORD hear tho !$veft, rt Blbto wachers continent to INTKUPRET ,THE of Christ, on Tuesday, yednesday . yit, rtarjclck Theatre dally, . " " which Includes French and music, and her church contributions take away an other $2000 of her allowance Medical and dental expenses add another $1000 to the total Miss Carroll s social duties at choo' cost her $3000 a vrar Clothing, hats and other wearing appvre! are set down at $1000 Miss Carroll also contributes 14000 a vear toward the running ex penses of the famllv residence at 590 Wesf Hnd avenue , Once before Mls's Carroll was com pelled by the ever-mounting cost of living to appl to the Surrogate's Court for an. Increased allowance She formerly re ceived $7000 a jear, whlc't subsequently was increased to $12,onn on the state ment thit the former amount was Insuf ficient Mr Carroll left an estate valued at $1 361.743 Miss Carroll Jh the benefici ng of trust funds of about $700,000 OgontB School his closed for the sum mer Miss Carroll Is In New York todav to testlfj In her suit for an allowance Increase folks were raised bv good and loving but at the same time hlKhlj efficient Ameri can mothers Well, go Into one of those restaurants and have something to eat Get an order" of bread and butter along with It ''ave a little spot for the sportive mince or pineapple or lemon meringue as the case 'mas be ' Then order mince pie or anv other pie or custnrd where the use a breail crust Do vou get It' 'Oh no' You hid vour two ounce, 'if bread and there vou are Nothing doing on the complaint stuff v.ou might as well walk 'And then the next dav, get It all planned to trip em up at their own game at breakfast Charge In with r smile like a walrus after an escape from the dentist Look over the menu with avid appetite Select sav, some bacon poached eggs on toast and sour de sideratum of coffee "Along about poached-egg time vou notice a total absence of bread or toast or anvthlng like that Not even a bullet roll And vour heart beats with appre henslon Do vou get toast 'Whv, the manager will point out, l plain to oe seen lou nad toast beneath each of those handsome poached eggs And what heats the Dutch Is the fanit-lc-il patriotism of the American plan ners Offer one of 'em a bank roll the size of a cantaloupe nnd hf II probably dec orate s fur muh with a cup of custard built for comfort nnd not economy That s all that makes me feel O Iv I about the Muntp thes 're pulling off Thej are sincere in their desire to help lick the Hun and for once I m for It." ' Sterling Silver Tableware Twenty-one complete pat terns representing the best de signs of the leading silver smiths. The "Queen Anne," a Colonial design, with neat thread edge, is very popular. Tea Spoons, per doz $17 Dessert Spoons, per doz 34 Dessert Forks, per doz 34 Dessert Knives, per doz 34 Ojstcr Forks, per doz 18 Htitter bpreaders, per doz 25 S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS I All Philadelphia Welcomes the AMERICAN (Ready for Delivery) AND THEY vote this 1918 model to be one of the handsomest cars in the market at its price $1,595, Plainfield, N. J. Those who have tried the car by actual demonstration are enthusiastic over itssturdy motor, its comfortable riding qualities, its complete interior appointments, its low con sumption of gas and its almost negligible use of oil. The wonderful success in actual sales re corded upon the advent of the AMERICAN SIX in Philadelphia has been deeply gratify ing to us. The possession of these cars will be no less gratifying to their owners and if you are go ing to buy an automobile, we assure you that the ownership of an AMERICAN SIX will give you the maximum of satisfaction at the minimum of initial cost and up-keep. Penn-American Motor 'O.K. t Phone Locust 4803. G. Allison Brower, President. (Qtaltra' territory' open in Eastern Penneylvania, Southern fjew Jereey, Delaware and Maryland) WILSON NAMES TWO POLICE LIEUTENANTS Sergeants Carlin and Craig Are Advanced to Grade of District Commanders Director -f Public Safetv Wilson to dav announced the promotion of two police rergeants to lleuterants Street Sergesnt John A Carlin of the Fifteenth street and Snvder avenue sta tion, was made a lieutenant Lieutenant Carlin Is the soungest man on the Phil adelphla force holding that rank He Is thlrtv -seven vears old Lieutenant ' Carlin whose home Is at 1431 Wtner stree', Joined the police force August 31 1104 Two vears ago he was ap pointed a street sergeant I The second appointment to n lleu tennncv todav was that of Pitrol Ser geant David J Craig U27 Fltrwater street who is attached to the Twentieth and Fltzwater streets station Lieu terant Craig became a policeman April 9, 1100 Fehruars 28. 1101. he was pro moted to patrol sergeant The promotions rf the sergeants were made to fill vacancies caued h the re tirement on pension of Lieutenant Charles Haines and the dlsmtssil ttom the force of Lieutenant Trim l!lhlng Besides the promotion of the per geants Director V llson also promt ted three policemen in serge-incles Thev are David Chalmers 422S North lleee s'reet Victown stiilnn , made pstrol sergeant Wllscn Campbell 10'ii Vorth Front street Front and Westmoreland streets station , named a street sergeant Harrv el-s 1148 Hart lane Bel grade and C'earfleld s'reets station ap pointed street sergeat t Weiss has been acting district detective at the Helgrado and Clearfield streets station tllow of Pjinc Car l Fatal Arthur Palmer flftv -eight vears old 420 Martin street Roxborough filed todav of a fractured skull in Hahne mann hospital Palmer was injured Mas -M while riding on an Arch street car l'p put his head out of a window as the car approached Thirteenth street and another car struck him Y1 rOU'LL never real ly understand why the man who oncebuvs M'Onilo Hose cannot be satisfied with any other, until you wear them yourself. Then is it perfectly plain Pure Silk Silk and Lisle and Lisle For Men and Women At your favorite Shop. Moorhead Knitting Cnmnanv. Inc.. Harrlsburj, Pa. N L3nfl&flmjn)iia.)ntajL: Wf Car Company 2033 MARKET STREET How the War Chest Fund Is to Be work. Cross Camp only iust th the lili Who's Who in Giving Baldwin Loco. AorU $300,000 Drexel & Compan.v 2.i0,000 Curtis Publishing Co. . 12.".,000 Midvnlc Stool Company 100,000 Atlantic Rcfininc ( o. flB.OOO r.delit Trust Companv . 70,000 Atlantic Kenning to. 72 000 Girard Trust Companv 70,000 Inrur. Co. of N. mcrica 50,000 Pranklin National Bank 3i,000 Philadelphia Trust Co. ,10,000 Commercial Trust Cn 2i.01)0 Girard National Bank 2", 000 Pirst National Bank 2."i,000 Mr. &. Mrs. Edward Hok $72,000 Joseph E. Widencr ."0,000 Cvrus H. K. Curtis ."0,000 Jooph Bromle . 3G.000 John & James Dohson .10,000 T. Do Witt Cuvler.. . . 21,000 George W . Elkins . 2",000 A. I Huston . . 21,000 C. L. Huston 2.1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Caleb M. I'ox 2.1,000 Mrs. Alfred K. Moon 24,000 Chas. P. and Ira Vaughn 24 000 Droxcl & Company. 5th and Chestnut Sts. Phila. Comly, Flanigan Companj-, 118 S. Delaware Ave., Phila. Aetna Fodndry, 22d & Allegheny Ave., Phila. Miller Drug Co, 136 N. 2d St.. Phila. Samuel Howell, 130 S. Tront St., Phila. Commercial Trust Companj-, City Hall Square. Phila. Vim Motor Truck Companj-, Broad and Huntingdon Sts., Phila. W. Bodek Company, 53 N. 3d St., Phila. W. W. Fulmcr, 133 S. 8th St., Phila. D. V. Brown, 736 Sansom St., Phila. Louis Buehn Co., 835 Arch SL, Phila. Pcnn Phonograph Company, 17 S. 9th St., Phila. H. B. Smith Co., 17th and Arch Sts., Phila. Royal Typewriter Company, 901 Walnut St., Phila. William Henrj Maule, Inc., 21st and Arch Sts- Phila. George A. Lippincott, 238 Ionic St.. Phila. Cresson & Morris. 18th and Alle gheny Ave., Phila. Jacob Kecd Sons, 1424 Chestnut St, Phila. Wister Spinning Co., ister and Railroad Ave., Gtn. B F. Dewocs, 1122 Chestnut St., phila- . , , o i Novelty Stamping Works, Parkes- Frardf'ft Seder, 11th and Market Sts., Phila. Philadelphia National Bank. Library Bureau, 910 Chestnut St., Phila Grafonola Shops, 1109 Chestnut St- Phila. .., Phoenix Tire Co., 309 N. 15th St, Phila. George S. Fox & Sons. Bankers & Brokers. Commercial Trust Co. Bldg., Phila. Brilliant Mfg. Company. Bedell Company, 12th and Market Sts.. Phila. Packard Motor Car Co, 319 N. Broad St., Phila. Rlegcl & Company. J. L. N. Smyth Co. Woodward-Wan ger Co. American Radiator Company. Thomas Roberts & Company. Samuel Howell. Miller, Bain, Bejer Company. Simmons Hardware Company. R. R. Bringhurst & Company. Peirce School. II. A. Holman Company. Edwin Parct & Company. American Surety Company. Northern Trust Company. Curtin & Brockie. Penna. Company for Insurance and Annuities. John B. Ellison & Sons. Schimmel Electric Supply Corn Sherwood & Sons, 1516 Callowhill St.. Phila. National Casket Company. Charles S. Bair. Moss Rose Mfg. Company, Alle gheny Ave. and Hancock St. Hafleigh & Company, American and Cambria Sts., Phila. Emil Wahl Mfg, 3970 Pulaski Ave., Phila. Frits Company, Bradas and On- tario Sts, Phila. S. S. Frets Co, 10th and Diamond Sts, Phila. North Penn Ice Co, 10th and Diamond Sts, Phila. Thurman Mfg. Company. 427 Ashmead St, Germantown. Chilton rrlntlnr Companj-, 401k and Market ht.. rhlla. .V. V. Ilicklry & Son, S30 X. 2l St, rhlla. Thomat Roberta Company. 116 6, Front St.. I'lilla. Arthur 11, Thomas Company, 230 8. 1th St.. rhlla. National Caili RaUtrr Company, 730 Chrttnnt St.. rhlla. Underwood Typewriter Company, 10th and Cheatnnt Ma , rhlla. . . . . .. ... . first and aoove an, every aoiiar 01 Ttin ITnlteil Rtnto Rnvurnmimt hn Each of these national agencies has has its National War Council; the Y. M. C. A., its national War Work (jouncti; tne tt.. 01 u., in in Commission; tho Y. W. C. A., its National War Work Council, and the Y. M. H. A., its War Relief Boar Thn noHnnnl war VinarHViv whntpvpr nnmp ft mav Vie known of each orrnnlzation. then decides whatA is necessary to do the work assigned to it Each State and large city is given its proper quota, based upon its population, banking resources, v3B function of the War Chest Board, therefore, is to determine that the quota assigned to the five counties kl tironorti'nn rn thi tntnl nmrrnnt tn hn No part of the fund goes to any of the There are, of course, a number of necessary local ralief bodies, but they will reauir much smaller sums. i rnv. nt mtpJi rt Vin rl!r tn nnrHrlnnrp in tho fund, the amount to be riven to each will be annronriated I War Chest Board after full investigation HONOR FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS Lukcns Steel Compan Lukcns Iron & Steel Co. West Walnut Coal Co H. D. Justi & Son Quaker Lace Companj Earn Line Steamship Co. Otto Eisenlohr & Bro. . Midvalo Stool & Ord. Co. Drouding Bros. Companj S. T. hitman & Son, Inc. oung, Snijth, I"d & Co. C. P. Schmidt &. Son Cutter Electric Mfg. Co. Ninth National Bank T. H. Bockman & Co. $21,000 21.000 21.000 21.000 20.000 18.000 18,000 11,000 12,000 10,000 (1.000 0.000 r.,ooo fi.000 1,000 INDIVIDUAL GIVERS Eldndge K. Johnson $24,000 Robert K. Cassatt . . 1.1,000 William M. McLean .. 15,000 Dr. and Mrs. G. Woodward 12,000 Svdnej E. Hutchinson 12,000 John A. Brown. 12,000 II. ale Dolan.. 12,000 Mrs. Thomas Uolan 12,000 John T. Hickoj . . 12,000 Charles J. Unrralt 10 000 Honrj G. Dreuding 10,000 Charles C. Dreuding 10.000 100 Per Of the Employees of These Firms and Corporations Have Subscribed to the i The Dropsic College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning. George . Jacob3 6 Companj, 1628 Chestnut St.. Phila. Dental Company of America. Edward Kagcrmann (dyers). Sanitary Specialties Company. Starr Savings Bank. Hurt, Wang & Stein. Rose Mfg. Companj-, 910 Arch St, Phila. J. P. Strchle, 726 Market St, Phila. Alva Bushnell, 925 Filbert St., Phila. John B. Ellison, 26 S. 6th St, Phila. A. II. Geuting, 1230 Market St, Phila. Philadelphia Tram Rail Co, Tront and Indiana Ave. Borden Stove Companv-, 1313 Arch St, Phila. Regal Shoe Company, 1226 Mar ket St, Phila. Millards Dress Shop, 127 S. 13th St., Phila. Patterson & White Company, Printers. 140 N. 6th St., Phila. Dr. Jajne & Son, 242 S. Front St., Phila. George Tries Sons, 222 S. Tront St, Phila. rnrnicrs' & Mechanics' Bank. L. Dannenbaum's Son & Co, 930 .Market St, Phila. Continental Equitable Title and Trust Co.. 21 S. 12th St., Phila. Henrietta Worsted Mills, Wayne Junction, Gtn. Haines Leather Goods Co, 137 N. 7th St, Phila. M. Frank & Company, 713 Arch St., Phila. II. C. Roberts Elcc. Supply Co, Phila. Looso-Wiles Biscuit Company, 23d and Arch Sts, Phila. Colonial Biscuit Company, 12th and Brown Sts, Phila. Parkway Baking Company, 1228 Ridge Ave,, Phila. Fleishmann's Bakerj-, 21st and Arch Sts, Phila. United Gas Imp, Frankford Dis tribution Department. Walter D. Dalsimcr, 13th and Market Sts, Phila. S. Dalsimer & Sons, 1204 Market St, Phila. Employees of the Board of Re vision of Taxes. Phila. R. F. Fedeley, 2311 N. 16th St, Phila. Earie Gear Machine Co, Stenton h nnd Wvominc Ave, Phila. D. T. Waters, 53 Wister St., Phila. B. W. Greer, Wister and Bcllield Sts, Phila. Royal-Ascot Knitting Mills, As- mead St, Philn. Germantown Spinning Co, High St. and Readme Rw, Phila. Philadelphia Trust Companj, 415 Chestnut St, Phila. Winsor Laundry, 1224 Chestnut St.. Phila. Boston Laundrj-, 1210 Spring Garden St, Phila. Tribune Laundry, 872 N. 7th St, Phila. Philadelphia Textile School, 320 S. Broad St, Phila. Philadelphia Business College, 1017 Chestnut St.. Phila. Standard Supply and Equipment Companv. Philadelphia Millinery. Underwood Typewriter Company. United States Tire Company. A. J. Holman. Trades Union News. N. W. Aver Adv. Agency. Overland Harper Company. Charles Beck Company. United States Radiator Corpora tion. 90 Per . Atlea Burpee, ITS N. 3th St, rhlla. Otto II. Eltenlohr Hro, Inc., 93? Market fit, I'lilla. VWIllam., Drown & Karle Co . Stll and CheMnut SI"., rhlla. Clarkeibur Iron Company, Cheiter, ra. Kohn Adler Companv Carter, Donlery Company, VVImor Laundry. Strajer'a nuilnem Collece. If you are entitled to a place on this roll, telephone at once to Walnut 605 (Mr. Bok). THE WAR WELFARE COUNCIL N. E. Corner Chestnut and Broad Sts. .. . TL-. . ..... uie war incst runa win De aevoiea Rplprtfd certain nntinnal nirpnptp n created a separate board to direct by the Government, and asks the country as a wh6le for that stiwii j raised. general work of these organizations, ''"AV ROLL Watch This Roll Grow Midvalo Steel Co., Cambria Steel Co. .. ... SB2.500 Belmont Iron Works . 15,000 Belmont Iron Works (offi cers, office force &. draughtsmen) . . . 12.000 . B. Kirschbaum Co. . . 12,000 . B. Kirschbaum Co., em ployes (!)3) .. . 2.1,000 000 i 000 , H. O. Wilbur Co.. 100 7, Leas H McVittv. Inc.. 100 . . 25.000 Goo. D. Ornstcin Co.. 100 1,500 Ritter Companj cmplojec 2.1.17 E. J. Lavino & Co.. 50,000 Harrj Bervvind .$10,000 . 10.000 . 10,000 . fi.OOO . 6.000 6,000 5,000 . 5.000 5.000 5,000 . 5,000 . 3,600 Mrs. Adelaide F. Shaw Isaac T. Starr Prank B. Bow er ... Effingham B. Morris. . . , Samuel Bell, Jr Mrs. Henrj P. Borie John F. Braun '.Inrj H. Bonnell Francis S. Mcllhennv A alter C. Jannej Mrs. J. Gardner Cassatt. Cent. Prank tl. Stewart Electrical Co. E. Supplcc, Biddle Hardware Co. Gulf Refining Company. Carter Donlevy & Companj. McAdoo & Allen. V. B. James Leather Company, Penn Leather Companj. Charles W. Tocbe Leather Com panj . Wilson & Companj-, Vine St. Wilson & Company, 1001 Chest nut St. Eugene E. Nice. Rurroughs Adding Machine Co. Philadelphia Poster Adv. Agency. American Surety Co. of N. Y. E. W. Clarke & Company. Franklin Trust Companj. Penna. Rating & Comp. Bureau. Philadelphia Savings Fund So cietj. West & Company. Northern Trust Company. Bank of North America. Henry F. Michell Company. Harrison Safety Bcilir Whs, 17th and Allcghcnv Ave, Phila. J. &. T. Baltz Brewing Co., 31st and Thompson Sts, Phila. Arnholt & Schaffcr Brewing Co, 31st and Thompson Sts, Phila T. A. Poth & Son Brewing Co, 31st and Jefferson Sts, Phila. Thomas E. Coalc, 25th and Sus quehanna Ave, Phila. R. S. Scdgley, 2311 N. 16th St, Phila. Davis, Stike Works, Roberts and Stokely Sts, Phila. Emil Wahl Mfg. Co, Pulaski and Ruffncr Sts, Phila. American Insulating Companj-, Roberts and Stokely Sts, Phila. H. C. Harbing, 17th and Sedgley Ave, Phila. Widerman Machine Company, 1815 Sedgley Ave, Phila. North Penn Ico Mfg. Co, 26th and Sedgley Sts, Phila. American Bible Society, 701 Wal nut Sts, Phila. Commercial Museum, 34th and Spruce Sts., Phila. I. M. Hernandez, 1714 Columbia Ave, Phila. Wirt & Knox Mfg. Co, 25th and York Sts, Phila. Philadelphia Yeast Mfg. Co, 31st and Jefferson Sts, Phila. II. O. Wilbur Company, 235 N. 3d St.. Phila. Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoe Co, 8 N. 13th St. Phila. Neptune Laundry, 1501 Columbia Ave, Phila. Thomas J. Hunter Company, 310 N. 11th St, Phila. The Clawson Company, 240 Chest nut St, Phila. Liveright, Greenewald & Co, 8th & Spring Garden Sts, Phila. Richard A. Foley Advertising Agency, 12th & Filbert Sts, Phila. Marcus & Company, 1303 Market St, Phila. Thos. E. Coale Lumber Co, Belle- vue Court Bldg, Phila. Woodington Multigraph & Add. Co, 502 Colonial Trust Bldg, Phila. K. Rosenberg, Furrier, 928 Arch St, Phila. Central Trust & Savings Com pany, 12th & Market Sts, Phila. Chandler & Comnany, Phila. n. A. Cames, 512 Race St, Phila. P. J. Ritter Company, Phila. Bertron, Griscom & Company, Inc., Land Title Bldg, Phila. Stern & Rosenburg, 622 W. Gir ard Aie, Phila. McLean & McVitty, Vine St., Phila. Ine, 303 Cent. Wentern Union Teleiraph. Jo. I. Meary Company. T. II. A anneman hnn & Co, Inc. ttraubrldge .Clolliler, lioleiale. l'lilladelplila I'alliephone Company, 10!6 Clientnut M, I'lilla. Vim Auto Co, Retail Uraneh. Tincture Kxtraet Company, 117 . 3d St.. I'lilla. ninmentlial Ilrothera, Brldetburr rottofflre, rhlla. -"Tf'-'fl i Dll ' ( fKY-T DisMf 1. -" o warworn aione. , .' heal fitted to caiTV On waiM this work. Xne mer'SSl. - JsJu but it is applied wholly toj,w From Day to Day !f j kM4 Eddi stone Mfe Co $15.WWT1 England Walton Co 20,8 1 rranKiin irusio - ,Biia Girard Fire Ins. Co 2.5W4J1 njgieno riecce unaerwear itj Co 4.8W5JI Kcj stone Leather Co lO.OWv Logan Trust Co 4.0W,n Philadelphia Electric Co.. 50,Ma S. S. White Dental Co 9.000 1 inomson &. iiome io iu,uro.; . rnfral Vollnnfil Ronl 95 flAA J Franklin Trust Company. 2,4W( F. Roma & Bros , . . . 1,508, A I Girard National Bank'. . . . 50,000fi ', William P. Gest $3,00fl'H W.S.Godfrey 3,00fl A. J. Reach 2,4Wj Bcni. F. Shibe 2.400rt J. C. Wallace 3,000 W. W. Frazier. ..A 10.00GV Mrs. Esther Gowen Hood. 25,(MWT G. A. Heckscher . t 3,600 .Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lud- j inirtoti 12.00M I. H. Weaver lOOO-V .Mrs. Samuel M. Vauclain. 5,0W) r War Chest J. Rooksey. 435 N. 11th St, rhiia. Thp Barrett Companj, 36th Grajs Ferry Rd, Phila. .& n Schaeffer Machine Works, 35th SkA :i iirajs i-erry Kd, Phila. ,j Bcxrj & Stewart, 36th & Whar i a ! 3j ton Sts, Phila. t V? Kiitim-u ck iierson, join Oidvcca'-i,! Sts, Phila. W Philadelphia Funeral Supply Company, 1231 Filbert StjV,3 I'hiln. ITS Geo. D. Ornstein Company, litrVul & Chestnut St., Wholesale Vlc-Wr frnln RprnrHs. 'Hfdw Georco D. Hnimemnnn A- SnV' ' Inc., 51st & Westminster Ayti'I Phila. j$ F. A. Poth & Sons. Phila. ?.Sti H. O. Wilbur Company, 235tN:0 3d St. Phila. KftAiSii Wright, Tyndale & van RcestSf 1212 Chestnut St, Phila, ChtiuO is. Ulass. 'fti', Felix Spatola & Sons, Termiailv, Market. Philadelphia. &' Burt Bros, Furniture Mfgs3t' Phila. ?',.!, ....... .-.V ' 1V1 rlohlleld Mftr. (nmniinv. inthVK.- Allegheny Ave, Phila. , ,3A C. C. Hancock Company, 4thy, Market Sts.. Phila. "Xfc George W. Plumly Co.. 213, H.ii, 4th St, Phila. Jhkti F. Dalsimer, 1204 Market St'H rnua. J nicnara uinaer, aa s. lain Sti31 rn:ia. ti John Davis Company, 1120 ChMt-Mv nut St., Phila! Furs. " Gragor & Connery Printing Com-3 pany. 924 Cherry St. Phila. .V Girard National Bank, Broad &'V Chestnut Sts, Phila. '; united lias Improvement Com pany, Broad and Arch St:,H l'hila. . i,fctl Sts, Phila. ' rf, Central National Bank. Phila. 'JH. WilKam J. Boas, 1427 Vine- St.;-! rnua. ' j Janncy & Burroughs, Inc., 315VN. Perkins & McNecIv. Wavne,VH Bristol Sts, Phila. J'K Bcswick & Clay Co, Inc, 25thMki Chestnut Sts, Phila. 3'jl Westing, Evans & Company, 21atJA & Market Sts, Phila. ?? Levy & Company, 931 Market t , x' .,, . . .sffliw j. i. onannon, oio mestnut BtVwi Phila. ! II. S. Eckels & Company, 1922&? Arch St.. Phila. . - .Y Boyertowii Burial Casket, Cow.ffi pany, 1221 Arch St., Phila. iwiici v.uemicai company, J.314 Arcn si, rnua. u 4 Novelty Electric Company, Fhila?H A. C. Roberts Electric Supply' iimpuiiy, rnua. '.& PhiliD Cass. Phila. 'J Flanflffan Ontffnl Pnmnnnv a 1511, C Phil. ''-&. Estev Piano fnmnaiir ITtl. yiH Walnut Sts, Phila. :?? t. a. iMortn & company, 1 nesmui 01, rnua. j oiurcy x viarn nano UWIBU 1705 Chestnut St.. Phila. (i A. Schoenhut Company, Adams $ Senviva Sts Phila. ..IS J. Rodheaver & Company, jtMt Chestnut St., Phila. U7!Z I The Talking Machine Compaju I 142 S. Broad St.. Phila -FT1. 4 J. R. Wilson Company, 912$ uroaa 01, rnua. ; C. J. Heppe &. Son, 1117 nut St.. Phila. ittfl, nut St, Phila. Ramsdell & Son, 1305 Walnut l'hila !'. ... . .... m a GeorreoAllfn, Ine, 1111 Oti ht rhlla. V I.lt Bmtliers. sin sr Jiarke rhlla. i Knlrkerlioeker Lime compaa Cullonlilll Rt.. I'hlla. Glmbel Brother. 8th & Mark rhlla. Ford Motor Company, LcniKii Ave, j-nua. .'.xq Finanldl & llto. 811 AaatV, "A (i-j ; s Qi if Mi , 1 a i m ?t L . X9i ,y.s M Tl 'M m Li It ; ! 53 M tfj M rv 1 W m "Maim.'. - -I E ' "J?W '.W" V .fi F1Rii:"ff :- -X'&m ' 7yfctv t ". 'Xt ' X rr-i t K t;
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