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EVENING HJBEIO EBDOBR-PHIEABELPHO:, MONDST. (JANUARY G, 1019
HERTLING DIES;
ILL ONLY 6 DAYS
Former Chancellor of Ger
many Has Succumbed at
Ruhpolding, Bavaria
PART OF STATE DRY IN SPRING
Some Dealers May Not Ask Li
censes for Few Months
ItarrUlmrar. Jan. C. Although under
Federal law the nation will (ro dry on
July 1 It Is llltely that parts of IYmv
eylv'anla will, because of tho license lt
untlon, drift away from liquor Belling
before tlint tlm.
In mot of tho counties the license
LEADER OF CENTRISTS
Jly the Associated Press
courts meet In January and February,
Ir many thev are held In March and In
como tlipy aro held In April and May
There has been n Reneral disposition on
inn nan ou ma imuor mrn to nntiiy lor
Ik'enses In those counties wliero the
courta are held in January, February
and Starch.
Many hotel men and dealers frankly
rtllraHnn ,. trf ,..nlilttt v nf .alflnv
("opcnhaRCii, Jan. 6. Count ueoriw clnnces on short periods, but even In the
BILTMORE OSWALD
The Diary of a Hapless Recruit
V. von Herttlng, tho former Imperial
(Jerman Chancellor, died Saturday
nlRlit nt Hulipotdlng, TJavarla. Ho had
been 111 for nix days.
counties where the courts meet In April I
and May thcro Is the belief that the
Legislature may adopt n law that will !
rebate the liquor men for the unexpired ,
nart of tho year for which licenses are
I granted.
Count George von HcrMIng was l f HMATTCC A MARTI? Tal '
considered the most learned man of all i Ll liliil luOIA lHUlVlEi Dl
tho men called to tho chancellorship of .-w ....
net-many .Inc. 1871. Ho Had i for THEODORE ROOSEVELT
himself n. philosopher's reputation be-1
foro he entered political life, and up'
to 1912, when ho becamo Bavaria'! prp.j. ni: G TT '
ninISter.prelucnt, he had combined L -PrcsidcillC Dcgll S. U.
Aluorc Dopo Breve
Malattia I
educational nnd literary work with his
political activities. Von Hertllnir was
appointed Imperial German Chancellor
In October, 191", succeeding Dr. Ceorg
MIchaclIs. He resigned In tho fall of
last year, and tho then Emperor Wil
liam conferred upon him the Order of
the Black Eagle nnd his warm thanks
for the "seir-pncrlflclng faithfulness"
with which Yon llcrtllng hud served
the country.
Von HcrtUng, who during his
"Bavarian ministerial career had been
Published nrvl nutrlUiUM Under
. .. . 1'KHMlT NO. 341
A'ithorl2c1 by the act ef Octotvr 6,
int., on nio ut tho I'oBtemcs ot 1'hllu
iMplila, ri "
lij- order of tho rrcM'nt
a h. iiiim.t:so.v
i'otmatr lionet al.
New York, 6 gennaio.
II Colonncllo Theodore Roosevelt e'
dubbed by his enemies "the old fox" ' morto questa mattina di buon ora.
and earned a reputation as a reaction. neIta sua ca a Oyster Bay. La
ary, was regarded with KU&plcion by I .. . . 4 , ,,, '.. ,
tho Socialists from tho early days of j nolizia della morte dell ex-prcsidente
his chancellorship and In tho latter fu qui' ricevula da Miss Josephine
months of his occupancy of the offlce oi-:i.- . - j i . i ,.
was assailed by the .Socialists In tho , Strieker, segrctana del Colonncllo. a
Reichstag and by tho German news-' mezzo di un messagto telefonico da
papers, the Socialists charging that he , Mra irnneoroti
had entered he chancellorship with , , jf . . '
the understanding that ho would speak . Miss Strieker dice die il Colon-
for tho whole of the Oerman pcop c. M0 ha soffcrlo un attacco di inflam
II lib Uliib Jin JltH bWMU
I. i ZZJ W& r
I I H
tl
At which tho recruit, a great hulk ot
n fellow, delivered tho hospital np.
prentice a rosoundlng blow In the
utomach and turned Indignantly to tho
doctor.
"That man's Interfering," ho wild In
nn injured voice. "Now that ain't
fair. Is It, doo?"
"You pas," said the. loctor briefly,
producing his handkerchief nnd mop
ping his brow.
"Well, what ' aro you standing
around for?" ho unld a moment later,
spying me In my comer.
"Oh. doctor," I cried delighted, "I
thought you had forgotten me."
"No," said tho doctor, "I'll never for
get you. You pass. Tako your papers
anu clear out.
I can now feel with a certain degree
of security that I am In tho navy.
(TO an CONTINUKD)
Coryrliht, 1810. by FYcatrltlt a. stokes Co.
U. S. MARKET BUREAU
i ISSUES LIST OF PRICES
DELAWARE G.O.P.
CONTROL IS SPLIT
Party Has Power in Both
Houses, but Hasn't Ef
fected Harmony Yet
CAUCUS COMES TONIGHT
Agriculture
Branch Puts Out Guide for
Housewives
tpecial Ttlccram to Kvertia I'ubhe Ltdgcr j
Iloer. Del.. Jan. C. For the first time I
In yenrs both branches of the Delaware
Legislature will be under the control of
the Republicans when It convenes here I
tomorrow In biennial session,
In tho Senate they hae n majority I
of 12 to 5 over tho Democrats, and In ,
tho Houee the ratio Is 23 to 12.
The Republican organization of the
State, lealizlnc that on It rests the solo
lesponslblllty for all legislation at thin
. session, proposes keeping close tabs on I
U C p a r tm C 11 t Its party men In both branches, by hav
ing an auviBory roniiniuee iw m. " t
Job mid making weekly visits to Dover .
every Monday morning kj as to "start I
the week right," I
' The Republican factional differences
are expected to manifest theniKelvc In
The first o! tho dally market guides . very material way, right at thu out-
for Thiladelnhla. Intended to fce e con. ' "t in the party caucus, which will take
,',... , i place here tonight. Krrorts nave oeen
&umers in touch with the changing mar- mado 1o ,mI,, tnejC drrercncs In ad-
ket condlllonE, was issued tol5; by the I vance, but apparently without result. It
Bureau of Markets of the United States appears to be a foregone conclusion
. ...... . , . that Sussex County W get the ofilce
Department of Agriculture. Todays ot ,,rjnt pro tem. of tho S-nate and
1 guide covers only the fruits .and vege-1 that !. Dolphus Short, of Mllford. will
'tables most Important at present. Un-' ,,e 'lioscn, although there is still a
.. . . . . . iiu4'iiiciii ill triifc -uumi iw .nv m-
less othenvlse stated, prices are for omce for Jam ,, MirCi tlr of novcP .
i products or good average quality. Poorer, mn of J. Frank Allee, one-tlmo United
( goods. It Is pointed out, should sell for States Senator, who Is tho acknowledged
1 less. j new dispensation chief in this county.
Tho fruits and cgetabl.s in today' , t that program succeeds New Castle .
guide are grouped under three headings, I County III bo permitted to "name tho '
"abundant." "normal" and "Kcarce." i Speaker of the House: but although the :
This grouping will be followed each day, , new dispensation chief is understood '
i the make-up of the groups changing with to have picked William U. Danienbaker.
eacn cnange in market conumonn. rur- ' of Claimont. for that oillce. Mr. Danzen- ,
THE GIRARD
''zm
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NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA
Matemenl nf condition at the close of bnslness December 31, 191
over td tho
Junkers nnd represented Ideals that
were obsolete. The press generally at
tacked tho Chanrellor as a result of
the Increasing friction between the
Berlin and Vienna (Jovernments. Tho
feeling ot tho newspapers was Inten
silled when tlia Chancellor early in
September said tho Government saw
mazionc per rcumaismo il primo
dell'anno, e che da quel giorno fu
confinato in lctto.
ltnma, i gennaio.
Questa sera, poco dopo le oie novo, II
Presldento AVIIsou lasclo' Itoma con la
no possibility of approving a hill forl"-'o dello acelamazlone entuMastlche del
general equal suffrage ns It came from romanl che si erano affollatl lungo le
tho Prussian lower house. Tho work
ers' unlona also turned against tho
Chancellor, accusing tho Government
of being responsible for lack of food
nnd ot putting tho Interests of the pro
iluclng Interests abovo those ot the
people.
In his last speeches before the
Itelchstag, Von Ilertllng dwelt on the
possibilities of peace being brought
about. These addresses were charac
terized by the newspapers or Aiuea
! ..n.infrlfj n "neaco feelers." and even
Kip R-ei-e attacked by German writers anil
R& politicals us Insincere and untruthful.
R Von Ilertllng was bom In August,
ISS1843. In Darmstadt, ot a well-known
Bbi'O 4-...I
lo per le quail doveva passaro II enr
tco per rescarsl nlla. stazlone ferrovlnrla.
I.a vlslta alia Cupitale Itallana e' stata
quella uho plu' ha lenuto occupato 11
Prcsldente AVIIson o che magglormentc
Ilia imprcsslonato per l'entuslasino con
11 nuaic e' stato accolto.
11 Presldente si fermera brevement
a Genovn, Torino e Milauo e poscla
prosegulra' per Pailgl, ove conta di
arrharo martedl' mattina.
Wilson spera al suo rltorno In Parlgl
dl trovure 1 delegatl per la paco In ac
cordo sul prlml prlnclpl per decldere
sulla proposta I.ega dello .Vazlonl,
splananilo. cosi', la Ia ptr dlspoiTe dl
quanto egll rlguarda come prellmlnare
necessarlo per la pace, prima del suo
ilWfnmllv. He uassed through tho gym
finnslum. or high school, of his .homo i ritorno ncen tal i"nlti lerso la meta
H city, studied philosophy anil history -ai fcbbralo.
iat Munster. .iiunicii anu jierun, anci
ti-ecelved the degreo of doctor of phi-
'ilnsnohv In 1864. 1ater he vivslted Italy
'land studied the dogma nnd history of
A1!-,-- T...nM r-.,tl.rtllrt lllllfll Qtlrl In
btlllO IlUUdlll V.V..V-..W -..--.., ...... ,,.
a3867 becamo tcacner or pnuosopiiy in
fthe University of Ilonn. IIo was prob
xably the best known German exponent
lot Catholic scholastic philosophy and
apolitical sociology.
-,.
"'Do jou enlisl for foreign scrvico?' he asked.
all be foreign to me.'"
Sure,' I replied, 'it will
FKI
th
ADVISES HOLDING
BACK RATE FIGHTS
felVlcAdoo Says Slate Commis
sions Cannot Override
Federal Action
By the. Associated Press
rt Tl nxiiiiiiloii, jan, i,, uruers ot htaio
li
lorl II I'resldenle ha rltevuto. nel
Quirlnale, una rapprcsentan7.i della
stampa Itallana con a capo 1'Onorcvole
Torre, presldente dell'Assoclazlone della
Stampa. I,'On, Torre lesse un Indlrlzzo II
cul concetto prlnclpalo era la necesslta"
della I.ega delte Nazlonl e 1'aggiuMa
mento dl tutte le qucsttonl nazlonall e dl
razza.
Xel pomerlgglo dl oggl, dopo la cola
zlone aH'Ambasclata Americana. II I're
sldente ha vlsltato Papa Benedetto che
In ha rIceuto a braccla nperto e gll ha
f,tretto vlgorosamento la mano. II Papa
ed 11 Presldente sono rlmasti a lungo In
eollouulo piivato.
11 Papa ha regalato a. Wilson una
magnltlco musalco rlproducente 11 San
Pietro dl Guldo Itenl che trovasl netia
I'lnacotecn vatlcana. 11 musalco e" stato
esegulto tiella fabbrlca del Vatlcano,
mlsura una yard quadrata ed o' atlmato
del valoro dl $40,000.
Questa sera dopo un pranzo privato
tra 11 Presldente, la sua slgnora ed I
Iteall d'ltalla. Wilson o sua moglle si
son recall a Villa Savola ler salutaro la
Iteglna Madre.
riUfAHY i3. "And what," naked
the enlisting officer, regarding me
as It I had insulted him, his family
and his livestock, "leads you to be
lieve that you uro remotely qualified
to Join the navy?"
At this I almost dropped my cane,
which In tho stress of my patriotic
preoccupation 1 had forgotten to leave
home.
"Nothing." I replied, making a
hasty calculation of my numerous
useless accomplishments i "nothing
at all, sir: that Is nothing to speak
of. Of courso I've paased a couple
of seasons nt Uar Harbor perhaps
that "
"liar Harbor!" exploded tho officer,
"liar! ball I bah dammit," ho broke
off, "I'm bleating."
"Tes, sir." said I with becoming
humility. Ills hostility Increased.
"Do jou enlist fur foreign service?"
he mapped.
"Sure." I replied. "It will all be for
eign to me." '
I "What did you do at Uar Harbor?"
I nsked the onicer, fixing me with his
I gaze.
"Oh, I repueii qisuy, i occasion
ally yachted."
"On what kind of a boat?" he urged.
"Now for tho life of me, sir, I can't
mittn recall." I replied, "it waa
splendid boat though, a perfect
"You mean to say," he whispered,
"that you don't know what kind of a
boat It was?"
"Unfortunately no. sir." I replied,
feeling really sorry for tho wounded
man.
"I'm going to make an experiment
,of you," ho ud. "you are going 10
be a sort ot a icsi case, jouro me
worst applicant I have ever had. If
tho navy can mako a sailor out of
you It can mako a sailor out of any
body." "Thank you, sir." I replied humbly.
"Report here Monday for phyalca.1
examination," ho continued, waving
niy thanks aside. "And now go away."
February to i never luuy ap-
truiy uemocrauo
and hay-windows are respecters of
no caste or creed.
"Never have I eecn n moro unprom
ising candidate In all my past ox
perlcnco." said tho doctor moodily
when I presented myself before him,
nnd thereupon ho proceeded to punch
mo in tho ribs with a vigor that
seemed to be moro personal than pro
fessional. When -thoroughly exhausted
from this lie gave up and led me to
tho eye charts, which I rend with
infinite ease through long practlco In
following tho "World Series In front ot
newspaper buildings.
"Byes all right," ho said Jn a dis
appointed voice. "It must bo your
feet."
These proved to be faultless, as were
my ears and teeth.
"You baffle me," said tho doctor at
last, thoroughly discouraged. "Ap
parently you aro sound all over, yet.
looking at you, I fall to see how it
is possible."
Then for no particular reason he
suddenly tired of me and left me with
all my golden youth and glory stand
ing unnoticed In a corner. Krom here
I observed nn applicant being put
through his car test. This gamo is
played as follows: A hospital appren
tice thrusts one finger Into the vic
tim's ear while tho doctor hurries
down to the end of the room and
whispers tragically words that the
applicant must repeat.
"Now repeat what I say," nald the
doctor.
" 'Now'repeat what I say,' " quoted,
tho recruit,
"No, no, not now," cried the doctor.
"Wait till I whisper." I
"No, no, not now. wait till I
whisper," answered the recruit, faith
fully accurate.
"Walt till I whisper, you block
head," shouted the doctor.
"Walt till I whisper, you block
head,'" shouted the recruit with
equal heat.
"Oh, God!" cried tho doctor des
pairingly. '"Oh, God!" repeated tho recruit In
a mournful voice.
This little drama or cross purposes
baker may not land, ns he Is opposed
I by tho Anti-Saloon 1-eaguc and the '
I Methodist Ministers' Association of ,
i Wilmington. They are understood to
faor the selection of Wlllurd S. Gregg.
of Centerville. the only member of the.
, last House who was re-elected In No
I vcmber.
chares should be nindo preferably from
the "abundant" group, the Bureau of
Markets points out, as tho abundant
ef tables should generally bo the
cheapest
After classifying the principal fruits
and vegetables according to supply the
bureau dlxusses prevailing market con
ditions for the benefit of the housewife
nnd lists the products In tablo form. In
the first price column Is shown what
storekeepers, hucksters and other le
tallera are paying today. In the sec
ond column aro what are fair prices to
The price rargo showing cost to rcJ Special Cable to Lvcmng Public Ledger t
talicrs. in the first column, covers varia-l CopurxoM. tun, b Sew York Tunes Co.
tlons In quality of product nnd differ-j Borne. Jan. C, President Wilson was
enccs in volume of purchases. In gen-, the moot popular man In Italy before his
RESOURCES
Loans and Investments ,
Accrue!" Interest
Aecoptancen and Letters of Credit
K.xchnnge for Clearing House
Due from Ranks ,
Cash and Reserve
507, r,53, 529.511
155.98K.2!)
. . .. fi. 1,2.008.7ft
H,;92,4IS.!lft
16, 346.239.7ft
0,043, 51?. 51
$100,763,166.39
LIABILITIES
Capital $2,000,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits 5.79.209.84
Discount Collfcted. but Not Earned .. ... . 333,484.37
I'.oderve for Taxes 322.022.4il
Circulation 1.07(1,400.00
Xcreptancfn nnd Letter of Crealt (J.172.C08.78
rediscounts and Bllla Pnybli. with Federal P.e-stre
Bank 13.0B0.21C.4
Deposits 72,01!U4.5
$100,763,166.39
.lOfrKl'll WAVXK, JR.. President
F,n Itnndolpli. Vlee Pre. A Cashier Alfred Ilerrall, Aunt. Cashier
A, W. riekfuril. At. r'nshler Davfd J. Mreri, Ant. Cashier
Mailer P. l'reneh, Axtlstant Caviller '
DIRECTORS
IRANCIS II. r.EKVKS. Chairman of the Hoard
llanlrl llanih . Fmeeti n. Reftes. Jr. Arlliiir V. Morion
KMlman K. (IrUnom Wm. W. trailer. Jr. Mlillam .fay Turner
w , r rede nrw unjue r i.eorre i, HcpKarirn .j. . tmniy
insnii wynr. .jr.
V.rnn Itnndolpli
Morris It. llorklin
1,S, Tnlnntl
......,..."--..---
Vm. ewlinio LIT
John tirlbbel
Wm. I. Ilurlia
Walter H. Thomson
! ROME SINGS WILSON'S PRAISES!
President's Trip to Italy Ccmcntol
friendship for America
eral. the better the quality, the higher
the price, and the larger tlia amount pur.
chased the lower tho price.
The range showing fair prices to con
sumers. In tho second column, covers
prices charged by "cash and carry"
stores as well ns those chnrged by "credit
and delivery" stores. The "cash nnd
carry" shops, which Include chain
stores nnd most market stnlls should
sell near the lowest figure of the fair
price lange.
Western Lcaeue in Harness
M. Joseph. Mo., Jn ('.. Ttl- 'afrn
llatrball I.eaxu win open May I, with
140-Kftme whfnlut. It wan annnuncrd by
Kdiv&rd Hanlon, lc president. Th placr
limit hao been flifd at fourteen, an.! the
iialary limit ulll remain the same as for the
1013 seaaon. 11M0.
arrival. Now after Ills sojourn here he '
Is almost the most beloved one. From
every quarter, in every class, nothing
but prlaso Is Rung of hU simplicity, un
nffectedness and democratic manner,
while many a one gained through the ,
speeches ho delivered the certainty that
America felt a real rympathy and friend
ship for Italy, which ate deeply I
rlnniL-ateil liere. Tim ties tinitlne the
countries hao been strengthened Etlll
imir since the President's visit. , '
The only regret epresseu U that he
was not able to stay longer, so as better
to appreciate the high esteem in wlilcn
his country Is held.
The Neapolitan population are deeply ,
disappointed that previous engagements '
nhnntrl hnvn tjrevented President Wilson
from visiting their city, lining to the
enthusiastic nature of the southern peo
ple, the President would haw received a
tremendous demonstration there.
nrec.lnted what a
t, ti t.i... ... i n,inn thn United States waa until I I
f. n , ii-.iiuem,- iinu m:- , " .'" -"I -T..7J ..... t "i."i.i .,.. l.. ,!. ,.,! I-,1BI,..!.. 1,,1
cislono per csternaro I suol profondl beheld it naKeu, uiui i, unui i uc.ru , nuKi.t . ....-... ............w, ..,
.. ,ii ..rntiiii.tin.. ,.n f. .. niimhtr nf her sons In that condl- not the hospital apprentice begun to
twmmtactnnfl nre-trllilm- Ititraulf. f .f .,! .. .. .... . .... ., , l .1. ..-. I.mn him.Ii tVtn e-n til tVin 1-lllS alimttlnt- II a
Ef" -...,.. o.- " tusastlelie necognenze ricevuio in noma. uon. .aRruue3 i mc mvn uvmw uuv m. -j - , ....
kSlniteail of those Initiated by the director 1 i-hn dlsso conslderar.- como tin trlbuto cratlc of all institutions. Knock-knees ho did so:
HOmneral and Injunctions by f-'tatn courts
llMiMV-t.lrTlt,w !. nnl.lln.illr.1. nf l-n lt.1,1-
AVfl'1 ,W " V ,iHI.l.vt ... ,JI, ,1,1,1- i
i.M f . .
Ktyated rates to State shipments cannot be
BA,abservcd by railroads under Federal con.
Kitrnl.
tS. This announcement was mado today
KiAy Director llcneral McAdoo In a state-
Liiineni utscussing imguuon tu-Kun ny hcv-
KWral States to question the validity of
yfgates Initiated by him under tho Fed
t'awral railroad control act. Mr. McAdoo
'tm.M he regretted that the Issue hhould
fS'yb raised und a conte&t precipitated be-
l.'iween Mate anu reuerai iuiuoriiy anu
jxpressed hope that Statvs which have
hea-un itctlons would hold them In abey-
lljtnce. "r
rC. Tho director ccneral said lie could not
i'eoncelvo that any State would be placed
i- -A . .!, .1ln.1..nnnn-A 1... IhA Irtlll- I
,( ll Jl.ll.llt.1l UID.1U1...1"F,V t'j ,..v .....-
rated rates s nee the Ktale Itself, or llie
'commission of the Mtate or any citizen,
(XKas free to tile a complaint beforo the
interstate Commerce commission againsi
iuiy rates considered unjust or unfair
and haxe tho issue ueicnnineu in inu
ght of the facts.
Si m,nr.
m l HlluJ
i?llVTn4-vrvl l-kl
ial1 "aUIV
WiU fMlLAUtUTMIA
B7CONU1TION AT IU.OS1J OF 11USIM1SS
jW; i)i:cKMiti:it i, ioih
KUUUKLU
Tyians ind Investments. .$10,367,737.03
"Duo' from Uanks and
w Hankers 1,071.105.86
TCash and Ilesent- l,3ti.v13.Ul
'Kxchangei for Clearing
; House jjo.ijs.u
.niiHlnmers' Liability Ull-
. der Letters of Credit... 100,000.00
KKlnterest uarnetl .ol
m, Collected 19,438.82
$13,862,044.71
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 5COO.000.00
Surplus n " d
. Undivided
" rrollts. iiet.'j:u,uuu.2
Unearned Uls-
-count 1C.099.23 91 1.700.05
circulation 147.700.00
Deposits S,31U,573.CC
13111s Payable 1.200.0UO.O0
t (1'ayments on Account ot
Fourth Liberty Loan. . . 2.C53.071.00
Acceptances Uxeouted for
customers juu.uuu.uo
$13,862,044.71
W. CI.ll'lOUU WOOII,
Caaliler.
del popolo d'ltalla a imcllo d'Amerlea,
minute, can't you?"
warts nmi rniiDiains. uuwicks. iiohs i iywi n.
I SBS55B SB
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
140 Broadway
FIFTH AVE. OFFICE
Fifth At. 43rd St.
MADISON AVE. OFFICE
Maditoa Ati. 4 60th SU
LONDON OFFICES
32 Lombard Strt, E. C.
5 Lr. Gro.t.nor PI., S. VV.
PARIS OFFICE
Riia dci llalieni, 1 ft 3
TOURS OFFICE
Rue Etienna Pallu, 7
. aCipM
Cuticura Helps
Burning Smarting
Skin Troubles
W&ti&1V&
MaaaaaaaiaaaaMai
Condensed Stalemenl, December 31, 1918
RESOURCES
Real Estate (140 Brodwy, 66 Liberty Street, Madison
Avenue and 60th Street) $3,000,000.00
Bonds and Mortgages 1,752,800.00
U. S. Government Bonds and Csrtif icates 41 ,079,680.02
Public Securities, including British and French
Treasury Bills 67,029,103.41
Other Securities 46,798,330.75
Loans and Bills Purchased 378,715,048.64
Cash-on Hand and in Banks 112,311,263.24
Exchanges for Clearing House 4 1 ,496,905.2 1
Foreign Exchange 28,762,617.21
Credit Granted on Domestic and Foreign
Acceptances 43,530,267.63
Accrued interest and Accounts Receivable 9.017.515.14
$775,493,531.25
LIABILITIES
Capital $25,000,000.00
Surplus Fund required by law. . . 5,000,000.00
Additional Surplus
not required by law 20.000.000.00 $50,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 3,292,321.15
Notes Secured by Liberty Bonds Rediscounted
with the Federal Reserve Bank 64,377,288.21
Unpaid Dividend Checks 1,068,21 1.50
Outstanding Treasurer's Checks 19,424,255.75
Foreign Accounts 6,553,1 75.91
Domestic and Foreign Acceptances 43,530,267.63
Accrued Interest Payable and Reserve for
Taxes and Expenses 3,461,919.64
Deposits 583,786;091.46
$775,493,531.25
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A Public Acknowledgment
Never, during my thirty-eight years experience as owner of
Doltinger's Dairies, have I had a single dispute with any employe
over wages or working conditions.
Today drivers are paid between $35 and $50 per week. No
employes arc better paid. Working conditions were never better.
Saturday morning our drivers refused to take out their
teams until a pending dispute was settled between a competing
milk concern and its drivers.
Our Drivers Had No Grievance or Complaint!
All representations as. to the critical situation resulting by
their arbitrary action were unheeded.
Dependent babies, invalids and the nerious embarrassment of
the consuming public were secondary to the call to support the
striking drivers of another milk concern.
A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE RESULTED
Frequent expressions of patient and kindly interest of custom
ers are assuring, and I gratefully acknowledge the generous con
sideration and indulgence of our many thousands of patrons.
Everything possible has been done to relieve the situation.
Wc are here to serve our customers and propose to do it. No
expense will be spared to restore normal deliveries without delay.
I sincerely thank you for your past valued patronage and
every effort shall be made to merit your continued confidence in
the future.
HENRY DOLFINGER, Proprietor
Dolfinger's Standard Dairies
Sixteenth and Tasker Streets
THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT ST. AT FIFTH
December 31, 1918
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
I
roan ii n J lmrtmrnU 23,004,354.35 Crtpital $1,000,000.00
Kxrhancrs tor Clrurlnc 'Surplu and Undivided
Ho'i" 1,532,330.62, Profiu (..,., 4.167.198.38
l)n from llankd and
Hanker
3,591,084.87
RrnTtfd for Tac
Circulation
..91,614.83
55,000.00
Caih and Reterve 2,863,478.82 ;Loan Federal Reierve
Bank 2,400,000.00
ReducounU Federal
, Reserve Bank. 157,288.63
. Depoiit. 23,121,046.82
$30,992,148.66 '
WILLIAM TOST, rwldfnt.
WILLIAM Y. CONRAD, V. Tnt. Cub.
STABLE! X. WILSON, A't CuUItr.
$30,992,148.66
A. D. SWIFT, Aji't Cuhlrr.
ALBERT n. ASItBT, Ala't Caahltr
D. B. A, CAHSON, Aai't Caahltr.
OEOBOr BUSKXAlf, U.
WILLIAM WOOD
CXAXLES WJtEELEX
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DIRECTORS
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CONTINtNTAt CONGRESS 1781
JPte 'Hank of
vSorthtmerica
(National Bank)
Philadelphia, December 31, 1918
REPORT OF CONDITION
RESOURCES
....... .150, 102, 4SO.S5
i,3o,;8i.nn
2,0311,701.10
2,.1f0,.14l.
lOB.UOO.OO
11.1,861.01
I.oHnn and l)l.rnant
llur from Hanks unit nunkeri.
t'lviirlnK llou.o Kxrhungra ...
fault anil Ilvurrt-p
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lotrrtut KurneJ Not Collorlcil
Total $35,891,900.89
LIABILITIES
Capital 1, 01)0, 000, on
HiirpliiK mill I'nilMdril 1'rnllta :,l'jn,21,:u
circuintioii 4De,Ati;.sa
Drpo.lU 2J.H01, (100. t!l
llllla ItrUlaruuntrd 372,11)0.00
Illlla HrillacouutrU utturnl hj (lotermnrnt
IlnnUa 4,77R,23B.0O
itr tor Taxra nnd Intorrat , 33, .148.06
111114 l'ayubls 630,000.00
llllla l'nynJile aerurril li,r llovf rnnirnt Honda 3,800,000.00
UnraniMl Illarount and InUret 111,80.7."
tiubtcrlptlon to 1'ourlli Llbrrty Loan B32.011.00
Total $35,891,900.89
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PENN
NATIONAL BANK
Complroller's Call, Dec. 31, 1918
ASSETS
Immediately Available:
Cash and Reserve $2,170,738.91
Exchanges for Clcaritifr House... 790,933.80
Due from Correspondents 864,935.88
Eligible Paper Discountable in
Federal Reserve Bank 5,868,117.96
Liberty Bonds and Certificates... 1,828,045.90
$11,522,772.45
Other Loans and Discounts:
Due within 30 days ?656,216.78
Due 30 to 90 days 1,012,990.32
Due after 90 days 1,984,703.06
United Statos nnd other Bonds... 808,654.63
Banking House 280,000.00
$16,265,337.14
LIABILITIES
I
Deposits $11,221,814.21
Due Federal Reserve Hank 1,673,130.00
Circulation 50,000.00
Capital Stock and Profit 3,320,392.93
$16,265,337.14
ALWAYS COMMERCIAL
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Cash and in Dank $1,131,003.26
U. S. Govt. Bonds and
Certificates 1,042,000.00
Loans and Commercial
Paper 5,731,523.50
Stocks and Bonds .... 699,333.14
Mortgages 221,099.28
Heal Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 373,693.19
Miscellaneous Assets . . 15,769.40
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Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1918.
Capitol $750,000.0
Surplus. 525,000.eft
UndMrfod Profits 46.160.91
Deposits 8,160,277.77.
Dividends Unpa d .... 3U6.7
Accrued Interest Pay- . V
able 29,971.1
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tlon .-. 15,wCt4'
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