f. EVEXIKG PUBLIC LEDGlSK PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAEOH 10, 3.019 48 .a' H 4 BARE GERMANY'S SYSTEM OF LOOT "Documents Left al Brussels i Reveal Plunderhund of Invading Forces 5 COMPANIES AT WORK to Commission Was Allowed Pillagers for Stripping Belgian Plants fly thr Aiiociatctl Prvn rans March 10 Kv Ideiico of 11 n 01 German "Amazons" May Confront "Itcds" Weimar, March 10. Krnii Brueif nor, nn HUthnres". and publisher and a cleloKnte of the Democratic party lit the (lerman National Assembly, liai left for her home In KoenlR hcrK to orB'inlze the women of Kai,t Prussia Into 11 bolder nalltla ngnlnst the Holshevl.t. Frau tlroenner declares her ac tion was prompted by reports that a Bolshevist forco a million stronB was advancing toward the Herman fiontler and her fear that the men alone would bo unable to withstand tho Holshevlst hordes. Therefore sho thinks the women must help In tho defense. . me to make war the world will see what I It never dreamed of.' These words were 'hypocritical because the Kmperor could " nrtt pretend the war Into which ho de clared himself driven was not at that very time being- prepared for In every detail ' KAISER AUTHOR OF WAR, ASSERTS MONACO PRINCE Conducted Conflict Himself With Hnrluirity. Former Friend Declares l.'Midun. March 10 ( Hv A P.) 1 There Is no doubt that the former , nerninn danger sll'l exists. In the opln Knlser was the first and tesponslble 1 on 0f Foreign Minister Henz. of Ciecbo author if the war Me nbsnlutcly wished ' Slovakia, 111-cordlnff to" nn Interview for It nnd conducted It himself In all Its I printed In the Matin ruthlessness nnd barbarity " This Is a "That (lange must be guarded statement attributed to the Prince of J aKalnrt." ho Is iiuoted as saylnp, "Those In power In (Jerniany today are those who supported the war, and, In addition. tlu material forces of flermnny are diminished hut little. If Kranco Is at- CZECHS STILL FEAR GERMANS Foreign Minister Snys War Alli ance Only Will Protect Pnrl, March 10 -ny A. P ) The square tneteii IJ.O72.420.030 fcetl of 1 fleers and 121G enlisted enlisted men, all sick or wounded! nine casual ortlcers and ninety-six nurses) also ten naval officers. Agamemnon at New York, frrm llrest. March 3. with 3732 armv nersonnel, In- .eluding lO.'d Knglnrern Second tlattnllon Headquarters. Companies 1J and H, and I Sanitary Detachment, nineteen officers land 695 enlisted men, of whom sixteen I officers and 420 enlisted men are from New York; Casual Companies Nos. 983, I New York, ono ofllccr nnd IIS enlisted men: 981. New Jersey, three oillcers anil 142 enlisted men; 977. Pennsvlvanln ; 982. Ohio. Jg3, Oklnhrma. 987, Cali fornia; 988, Kansas. 9S9, Mlrhlgnn ; 952, 9Sfi, 1435, 29C nnd 30(1 (colored): 11199. marines. 1500, 15(19, 191(1. 1917 ! and 297 : Ilrest Convlesrent Detach 1 ments Nos. 95 to 91. Inclusive. 809 en I listed men, all sick or wounded' fifty 'two casual oillcers. 171 nuises and threo Beneral prisoners . also 5 naval oillcers. Ohioan at New York, from llordenux. Kebrunrv 25. with 1027 nrm personnel. Utpludlns 348tb Infantrv Ma 'bine tlun Company, Headiiuarlern Sec 1 nd Hat- .ini.on nmpanies 1 . ... 11. iv I. una ,M. ,, ,,., ; ", ...h, n.f. ..-'.":."l'J,r,.",J ",,:VJ"''"" ."''.? Illlll ?nnlmr llAln.'htnnnt OflAAii .f ...... i ,-".-.. ,. ..,.,. ...... ... ---. fJ nnnK 01 Ilie luillltf, ueiimin'rtUBliin Him uuiiiirv 1 leiHcnmeiii iiiieeu 01- tmiti l.mit.rrr hmhmoi t. ain,ff-l- wIhii , . . ,. ,,..... .. .,. ., ,-,- men. of whom j Pi are and n renewal nf Intercourse with tmll (.,'nnot be Riven to either Poland Monaco h the Mall's Paris corre spondent The correspondent recalls that the I'rlmv of .Monaco was formerly iiorMimm rr nm ... i..., ....... . i7iiiin,n mir Mint fH..n,i, ,..-' Vr,iV,V. ihe tacked the smaller nations to the east ' Cntll a few vmii-m ti..for. the war." .V," L ,?. .1.. ..........11....1 . ,i. YANKS INJURED IN LONDON RIOT WITH "BOBBIES" "Canucks" nnd "Anznc" Join Americans When Police Charge With Clubs London. March 10. (Dy A, I'.) Corporal C. II, Zimmerman and Private I.. X. Wilson. American military police men, who were Injured during the fli?ht Ing esterday between London police and soldiers and sailors, are resting quietly at a hospital today. It Is not penerally known how Berlously they are hurt The trouble began when Zimmerman nnd Wilson demanded the civil police turn over to them two American sailors who had been arrested In the vicinity of Kajflo Hut on a charge of shooting craps. Tho argument grew bitter and finally tho policemen drew batons and severely beat both soldiers. American, (.nnnuian, Australian ami CRANK DISTURBS PEACE MEN "Down With Tyranny!"-Ho Shouts They "Sent Him Down" 1'nrls, March 10. Ah the members of the Peace Conference who attended Saturday's meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wero leaving the build ing that evening a man standing near by cried out. "Down with tyranny!" The mnn, who gave his name as Pierre Varnay, was arrested. An examination or tne prisoner seemed to Bhow that ho was suffering from tho delusion that he was being persecuted. He was placed In the police hospital. Ing nearby protested and fo!Ui-ed the policemen, with the four Americans, to the Hour street police headquarters. The crowd grew less demonstrative after tho officers and their prisoners had en tered the building, but an unfounded report that Zimmerman whs desd led to threats to storm tho station. ' The police charged on the crowd and William Van Sice and Kdwln Houland were Injured. Tho crowd finally was dispersed, LIMIT LAND OWNERSHIP Munich Soviota Free Hostages 1 seized Alter Lisncrs Slaying Munich. March 9 (ilelnvoill ntv A. P.) The Central Council ot Soviets , here 1ms Issued a decree forbidding. American Soldie'rs May Visit Greece speculation In real estate. Nobody will I ,., Feb 14iTne lfnve of aboenc, be allowed to buy more real estate than nrea for tne American army of occupa he needs for his personal use. The Hon w-as recently extended to Include council aiso decreed a "preventive cen- Greece. Under the present plan officers sorshlp" for the press of the Khlneland The Soviet Congress has voted to re lease hostages seized at the time that Kurt Klsner. the navarlan Premier, was few British soldiers who were lo'mg-1 nssnsslnnted. ganlied sjstem for the desti notion of other material such its wood, glass, etucri officers nnd 881 enllsied men nre 1 Krance 1 know this because 1 was en- or czrphu-Slonkln. and forms a dan- for tho account of German firms 24 shops and manufacturing plants In Belgium and Northern Trance by the 293 S27 Ion- of Iron and steel and Germans has been uncoveied by the about 30i .000,000 square meters (3.000, Brussells police In documents left ho- OOO.Onn square feet ot other material. I,fej mnB pi, i. i,i,.. The men 1 ngnged In the work were zinc and Ian. They had also removed fori 'amp Dlx. atjth Sanltar Train l Government during the occupation of rjennan engineers glan civilians fn 69 ; I'renrh nnd Ilvl- espert Germnn sol- Brussels. In lcv.' nf the fact that tilers. 0 ; war prisoners. 1289. The sal Belgium Is expected shortly to ilx tho nrles paid were- Knglnecrs, 50 marks indemnity which I. wi demand horn ft' rrdmakmIarks: Germany, the document, which were I furnished to the Associated Press b . ,,, ,, ,. rr the Belgian peace delegation, appear! ' "V'-S ,iarl' ' rum " "r inn! Uoimmanl Hound Htuvt:i llwfniil ni Newport News fioni Urti -deinr with 1027 soldiers aboard. In 1 Hilling I'hllnclf Iphlntl" ll.it'lesbip VelirnskH at llislon from Bret. 1100 soldiers, Including Hitlerv V Flftv -fourth Artlll.Tj 1 asunl cuiujianles , ci.retnrle timely. On their face fie documents seem to establish that "destruction com panies" weie founded bv nnd operated under the auspices of tho cover-intent of occupation. Thev were the In number First, the GutrhnfTming Rhutte Company, of Oberliausen: 'po ond, Heln, Lehmann A Co.. of Dusel dorf: third. .1 misers, of Uhelnhrohl. fourth, C H .lucho. of Do-tmuiul; fifth, a Berlin firm (name almost illegi ble on indev cardi, prohablv Brccst Co. Indexes of All lool Immediately upon the occupation of northern France and Belgium a com plete Inventor of nil the material and machinery of the largo plants was taken by a special organization, '"ull Indexes were made, a ropv of which' was supplied to the various companies under a German official In Rnicl The Index cards were of different ,plors, yellow cards representing the 1 i ...1 "U"K"J-,"V,V' """ "'"iComiMiiv No 37, California iTiuru nn' fiiij Aiiii . jirci'il i.iriis tnrhment, c.inip I'lv, one o'flccr nnd five enlisted men; Cnsiinl Company No 38 New York, two officers and 13t en listed men. Special Casual Compan.v No. 17, New York, one oiTircr nnd five en listed men; fnsunr Companies Nos 30. Iowa, ami 3i. 111110 1 K'pngne nt New Yolk, from Havre, 1 Kebrunrv 2 with 6.11 army personnel, Imludlng Casual Companj No. 1H17. New York, one rfTlivr and thirteen en- llited men , Casual Compnnlea Nos 1152 I Mnssacliusetts, and 190H, Houston. Tex , I Trnnspnrtiitlon Corps Company No 10C and Casual Company No 5 I'anm Meade; Detachment Hne Hospital No 30, California Mere, hospital ship, at New or), from Lttrde.iux Kebruaty 27. with 'i8i j men. consisting of twelve n'llceis ni-l 3II0 enlisted nin of lioideaux 1 on vnlcvcent Detachments Nos 13R lis ' HO. H7. 148. 157 and 158, nil sick or New llnglanil wounded, of uhom 2'i!i enl'eteil ni n ,ir( ttusted with a mission to try to bring it I gprous salient between the two toun- .,.!.. till, r. I tl. .. ... !... n ,..lhla I V . I ui'iin dui tii mi- plum 1 nn" 11 iniii", 1 tries. 1 megalomania wns growing In him He I "Some dii International pioblenis will was iitixioiis to see German over all, "he settled by the league of notions, but and from the dav when he felt It lm- the plan for this organization Is not possible 10 attain this end by peace I vet completed. For the moment It Is Wei birame an obsession with him ! impossible to think of absolute guaran- ' I shall nevel forget the furv In his teen. The continuance of the alliances ! face and the hatn d In bis voice when. I created during the war Is the only as- 1 In jul.v 1114 be told me 'If thev oblige I stiinnce that peace can be malntalneii and men of the Third Army, In cases where leave Is granted may visit Paris, Belgium, Kngland. Italy or Greece, leaves being for two weeks, except In exceptloual cases. . I also twelvi- V. M. ' PL'K TODAY Comfoi 1 hospital ship, at Ne York, ti'ini HordeMix. Ffbruarj 20, vvlttl 40G men tmltidliig Bordeaux convalescent Detachment Nos. 57, SS. J02. 103. 104.' II- lio 120 nnd 12-1. twelve ollleersnnd 30" 'iMsfoii mi n all slik 01 wounded. Monolulu at New York, frrm Bor deaux I'Vhruar 24, with 114 men, In I'luding Tenth nlllerv Brigade Ad uinii" Srhool Detachment two officers anil iKhtv-two enlisted ninn , Casual for Mauheuge and vicinity, known as ' i,,iirp .v'i,ri,nl ..' . York, from I,a with twentv-two men. lm ludmg Detachment A of Casual tne green zone tnp blue zone ueing uie region 01 i.nie nnu uouni 1 , ,, Vo 33i jfnssachUEelts Under the svstem tho five destnic-! Hon companies had to apply to a spo I'll) TOMOHHOW clal organization for pet mission to' Mnum einnn at New Yuk. fioni commence work on anv plant, the Brest, Mnrcb 4. with 5784 armv re organization retaining 5 per cent com 1 sonnel, including 10;'d suppl.v Train, mission on the gross xaltie. as well us 1 complete. New York, twelve otlicers nnd twenty-two marks flftv pfennigs (nor- 44.1 enlisted men: 102d Sanltar.v Train mally $3 601 a ton on the lion do- complete, thlrty-mx oillcers nnd 8fi en stroyed and fifteen nfepnlgs for each I listed men. of whom thlm-Hvp o'licers meter (3J feetl of clestropd material I and 835 enlisted men are fiom New This was done In order to leimbmse York. I02d Ammunition Tram, complete Itself for the labor supplied to the de-1 thlrtv-flve oillcers and 1130 enlisted men Rtructlon companies, consisting of) or whom thlrtj-thiee officers nnd 'if! prisoners of war. enlisted men are frrm New York. Machinery Sent lo Germain- ' Twentv -seventh Division Military Police. Th. mrnnnnL uern i-ennlpe in r.jv , NV" Yo1 " "fflcers and 207 enlisted .t.t.1.. .ui., j,. .i. .i ii" men . Casual Companies 203 bedridden Nunsftnnnd. at Newport News. fu St Naialie. with Klft -third ioisi Artlllerv, .-evcnty-fiiiirih Cngiurers riftv-slxth engineers. Fifty-fifth An munition Train. Cement Mill Cnmpanv f(r camp Meade. Casual Companies nt Ohio. ir,0. Iowa, 101, Kentuckv, K Arkansas. 183. Colorado, H6, Illinois,, 170. Kent in hy . J 7 1. Arkansas. 1(1, In. I cousin . two cnsunl olllctr.s. two civilians . I oonvn detnehment of 405 men. Tottil 5127 I fl.ittleship New Jcrsev at Newpirt j News from Brest, with 11 2th Telegraph I Battalion. Casual Coniianle.s 038. Vlr- Clnla. 043. Texas. 941, fiklaboma : 040.1 Illinois 048. Mississippi- 90, NelM.iskn ; live casual oillcers, two Held clerks one I I xnvjiimsnMiAr .uni:iirnKMi:T . wMlTHllirrTWtHffTlTTfrrnnim I. very nenv uml Uirn it reaches my ears that it costs moic to shop on Chestnut Street than in le.ss-itnpoitunt sections of the city. To be sure, the wail usually comes from strangers who hnve been frightened hy the high-piice bujrabon into making no attempt to see for them selves that the Chestnut Stieet Shops carry all grade goods, except wotthlccs; tlmt the prices aie les-s than elsewhcie for the same quality, and that there is never anv misrepresentation, or deception, practiced LI, e lovers of Colonial and his-, ,ltll.... 1"... I 4 no s i.i. in... mill. i.J.I y TXI. l.-uv- ,,., .1... r,l,n I.Ii Aeolus at New pmtNw-. Horn St I ,;:ft ... . " ' i "" , ' - , '"" - l ,.., ,. chIna am ?""'. ' '.r' . ..Arl " -"i-"-t". , v- Vu iinnrv n iinii.;iT,-t x luster ware, take tuitice! On i inn i-iiii it ii in. ir-x iiiurii'Pii eatiiii . --i- --. -. six'ii.. '. . . oilli-er ni woiinded men. Total, iit'i "on' "load below Chestnut stlcet, J'0" could only faintly picture to Tn nCMAim Minrc nnrnTr , '0U,rs''If th0 beauty of the baskets. TO DEMAND MINES OPERATE '" oxnuihlte anangemont of , . . ai , ,1 th'' wonderful fruits, with their vary- LniuniMe rrotesl hlnitdown Din- mg tones of colors. As nn attist mg Dullness in Tratlc. ,J'.KR '" 'uke his canvns perfect, llnlelnn, l , Mnri-h 10 When adding bote and changing there, 1 within thlrt days the sate price agreed upon with tin- special organ ization, accord! tion'of the plant and material the plants nnd especially an electrical apparatus. and material On December mentioned had gating about $375,000), accordl mate. On April had remo-ed to Herman man quartermaster's department It ' 626.30B tons of Iron and 207 2-T 003 i sixteen enlisted men , 008, New York Wlllltl,. ,.,,,, I en..:. . 1 1 ... Th ' ,"'""" "-"' leaving ,o' thHtta.ho; -o K rni.e.1 Mine Workers oe ,P Ha.leton cxneits in the delicate ari "a f ,l..r..... --.t t t.A... . 1 .L i , , ... " ......... t-.i .. ri.y, inriiiiier 01 mo lllg I1U11S pi'OtlUCO their ... !-.,. " .-.,.. ,,,,., i ,-,, .Haul, ;'" ""' vice president and Michael Hartr master- Matti, pieces. The linest of fancy .lapa Tt'lt': ,nsc an, Chinese baskets and hain- ThuiMlav and Friday, at 2 P. M ati the Philadcljihia Art and Auction Rooms, ,S. K. Cor. 15th nnd Chestnut oia'cui, . r.iiwiiiu xiuiiii;.-, ui On tario, Cunnda, will dispose of his wonderful collection of extremely raie and interesting articles. Gath ered during years of search in America and Kngland, it consists of fine old pewter, brass and copper; I entrancing Old English Rose, Cop- per. Silver, Resist, Canary Resist I and other Lusters, among them ! ... i- . i r,,i -I e ... I niucn-ucsncu iouv jukb lumuus 1 .. . .ill.... - t m it.i.i ..m " - i ii ii nntr, n n i r-. n ,1 I.. . I . t mnsne s IVIimlilin 1 All'rtetrttt fttlfl ne to the latter's valua-, '"" ''""-'- ".... i... mn- en men . mm nn March Ifi to attend the meeting of ' . . '"'. ""' " "' nanct painteti, i"' l" "' , " ,"t.'""'. .. ""." ?, " V. Involved Slachlnerv i N,,,v Jpey. two omcers onrt right.v-nve ,,, ro,,.v rommlttee of the union nt "'ier.s Plain or ill susudaki or pale Wcgwooii; quaniL Ulis ot oitl liccuie- xv-cre first removed from':""""" """ -"' "r,,K"n -. ' - Indianapolis. March IS. they will advo- !oit green nnisii. As irifts for iiiivirK; Historic pinuers, piaies ana shipped to C.ermanv. ! Iornla -' oioraiio: t.i. rst Mr- rnte that anthracite eompanlei- be com- occasion they are unsurpassed anil pitchers and many other examples of powers, roiling stock.".' ""'" ' '"'' ' - peiieu to correct the practice of shut- can be sent iinvwhri-n ,.nf of (.., Co onia and Uh Knc si Art. more zinc and copper '""""'" ''; Hr.?'"'a- .,ono.n.n'1 " !in" down their hlgh-cost collieries dut-'hy parcel post, or delivorcl i., . than one being famous museum s or u similar character. " ' " , 'V ' . " """ . ' "' . .-"- uig period, or dullness in the trade bv their auto. nieces. On exhibition March 10. 31 1017 the five firms ' n.. marines, rnis lias occurreii al .leanesvtlle and - . ' J made -profits aBBre- """""" WV.' ?.I.l'r! ' !!?' v.'.'rU,r'"" '. h 'lh'1 "'Ld- nd. ' TICKETS may come and nockets rES. of course, you must provide 1 S00.O00 marks (normally i :"" " "" .'"-., V""'l V ' '",rn"V"r'Vl.. '"."'"T. .hct- Kmay no. but hairs o n r V fish for Krirlnv: nnd otlmV ,lnva. UK 10 tne Wolffian ell ) , rt.MtMt . .'nmn ,. .-.. ,rt- ' ,i.,u -n. .ii-... .. m .t ... hteadllV lncrPMSinn- in pv. ton nnu.' thnt I,nni. hnc cof n. ou ,.Jio lilt? bailie lirill-i . vi-l ,..,- nrn ,..i . ,.-i. -..... K ..ii il. . I, 1x. 1.1 .i..-...t.. tilOUtTil (IniMIIlinn- ..imoii-li!if tt ti- Vnir ilmrn nv nil Vinrle in Un lii4 lOl tltO OPI "ur- uhix- nmj inr t(l lllI-J i"ni ' I in- i'iir-. i'.i , ii in jir,uiU . " " " '- !i H.tiv?Fiiuv ii.Vi -x. .- iv i.j ,v uv. imi .b ni'ii o. Brest 'onale?ci?m ttnrhm-ntn on nn equal basis po tlmt uork will bo UarlinRton s. 112lV-28 Chestnut to H7, inclusUe and 104 goi divided oqualij smong tho men. ' stieot, tho spring stock shows a - ( mimljer of novelties in shupes, ma- icnaih ami coiois, but walnut brown lllllllllllllll 1? ,0 .tho sraon'" Mronjr shade. jtch& New Victory Model Sixes New In 100 Ways K. Bradford Ciarko Co.. 1520 Chest nut Street, delicious salt, smoked and canned fish, so there is no causa for complaint. French, American and Poitudieso Sardines, of all sizes. Dp. One of the newest styles is a smart ! licious Tuna Fish, in l-lb or -lb. I combination of suede and silk, in I rans, which makes splendid "chicken" i navy, brown or cruy. These are I salad. Extra fine lobster. Salmon i pouch .shaped, finished with tabscls, ' in larse cans holding one large cut ami have the "handy pocket" nr- let uood for salads, smaller cans with , rungement. In mourninj; bags theic' bmallcr pieces for crcaminp or cro- l.s an unusual assortment in shapes quettes. Boston Codfish balls, rolled j and silks, though faille is preferred. I and ready to fry. Shrimps, pink and rnwiu are ueatieu wun uun jot. ueaiis, iresn looKinf?. uaviar KomanolT, others are plain or trimmed with from Ity.ssia. Pilot Brand Kippered little flounces, or oddly cut tubs. ' Herring and Kippered Sardines and And, of course, the handsome colored i Deviled Ci-ab meat, a certain number beaded bajrs, though done in rich of real crab shells going with each dull Egvptian shades, arc the gay- can. est in the cases. I DEAS that aie good in decoration are old, and ha-e been used over and over. It is only the individ- The New Mitchell Six the only new Six of the season has arrived here for the show. At New York and Chicago this new-type Six was the Show sensation. It will be so here. This is more than a new model, as new models go. It fixes new standards it marks a new era in this type of car. The more than 100 important improve ments add 50 to the strength, 75 to endurance, 25 to economy and' 20 to comfort. So many remarkable advances give to this new car an exceptional interest. Come see it at the Show. A New Criterion This new Six marks an entirely new concep tion of requirements in this class. It is based on the fact proved by years of experience that the Light Six type has been too light. Its standards were not high enough. Competition in weight and price too often led to stinting. , It is built to meet the new-day expectations'. Men nowadays buy cars to keep, and they look for permanence. It corrects in a radical way all the common deficiencies, and gives to the Mitchell a unique supremacy. A Two -Year Result Two years ago the Mitchell factory decided on this new-type car. They employed many specialists men of wide experience to aid in its creation. ' ; 5- incy nave pcriccicu uic v. m iwu ycuu f because of the war-time lull. The factory was y' ifgJKVOiea to irucK DUiiuing, anu uicac cnguiccia fcf' BWd experts had a unique opportunity. i Part by part they brought the car up to these new standards. They employed larger parts, new heat treatments, more costly steels, more drop forgings. They spent $250,000 for new machinery and equipment, for more accurate workmanship and more radical tests. And they trained a staff of 135 inspectors to watch this car's construction. Remarkable Advances Remember that the Mitchell pioneered the Six. For many years the Mitchell Sixes have been gaining world-wide respect. Yet they add to these sturdy cars 50 per cent more strength. To these enduring cars they add 75 per cent endurance. And, while adding weight, they reduce operating cost by 25 per cent. They have added new beauty, new comfort. They are adding new finish, new features, new room. DEM fingers, especially those with a mechanical turn, are highly valuable these d'avs t .ti,n.i -c :. ..: .L.. :. wnen many small ions around the inew: All the dutiful noUfs en, lfSas' .ei? "T by i ployed by Robert Adam xvere sug- "i '" Li Vft unt,0" But Bested by a visit in 1754 to the re-'?' p?r. '?'' nc"" never find any . Ti.. ., i ....:-.. - ti ii thine: but pins and her slmnm Tinnl 1 At Bailey, Banks & Diddle Co., it is I feff 'haiS' ""? 'i lv Ho,u,fe ! interesting to tiaee this classic in-! ,r," 'j " & ' J- Franklin fluence in the sterling silver of Adam tiiuvMn1 , - heI?, ie, design. In all their hundreds of , wi",uns1?1' ?L B? "h is filled pieces, large or small, dinner sets.l'i te,necessltl.es. and is both , tea or colfee services, flat silver, etc., the acanthus leaf, oval medallion, I festoon of flowers, the urn or fan, uit- (iiMiucwvu ii-ctkui cs. uii emu ,,. i. i .ii . ' ...,, I lovely round silver cake basket the ! ""'jS 1 ' -jP;hot1i,.,u ham,mer. festoons are draped over a pierced 'i'.'i iV.'i; ic,i ""'":r. wnen bonier, with chafed urns at" inter- tTr A JlZ?lXJL?? i- n the fractal curved handle is caught up by charming ropes of flowers. A NTH dim La compact and convenient. The box (i:ix0x2 inches) is in .oak finish, and is divided into IS compartments, containing various size nails, tacks. can be carried around by its handle without a single tack leaving its spe cial compartment. WHAT every woman knows, or might to know, is that she no ,U"H" uiu aaernativc of NTIQUE Oriental rugs are &o dimcult to obtain that r ritz & La Rue. 1124 Chestnut street. are to be congratulated upon having continually curling her huir, or hav- M'verai genuine nnuruMuii. uiie, a ' i"n anuiKiit iucks, ior tno Perman fine old l.'Jx22-ft. rug, has the entire cnt AVave given at Goldman's, 1012 field covered with minute flowers in Chestnut Street, has reached such a greens, reds and blues, in which the high state of perfection that no one "Herat!," the Persian interpretation hesitates about having it done. Any of the fish design, is clearly discern- size wave mav be chosen, largo and ible. Crossing this diagonally, form- ( loose, or smaller and tighter, and it v... ..it ing iwo large oianionus, are main msis unui new pair grows in. The et the price is below any comparable satin-like bands of wonderful Khor- process is absolutely harmless and Six below the cars which have not been fiassan red, which magically trans- it takes about 2l4 hours to wave a changed. 'form tho rug into something alive,, full head of hair, less time if only . . . . . , and glowing. Along tho border l una the bang, pompadour, or nil around That is the most amazing fact a Six of a complex pear or palm pattern in the head, U done, yet think of tho this class nt its nrice. T- is Hiif tn wnnrUrfnl ' which richlv iowel-studded 'little i time, trouble and anxletv if m,,.. factory efficiency. This complete car motor . n1-3 rCf,t uPon ,larKer pears of for neither dampness nor exposure chassk and bodv-i! LXP . ft. and , ,, , j . " , rug lecuncu umar jviij -jura wuuii ui. siiuiiiiiuuiiik out inaKes it more llulfv chell plant under scientific methods. Nishapur, in Khorassan, he penned I and beautiful. Come and see this new Mitchell idea of how ih,s "Rubaiyat." good a car should be. E rr r e ady' The BKEVSTEK MOTOR. CAR will be on 'Private Exhibition at the Hotel Bellcvue-Stratford, from March Sight b to March Fifteenth. Certain Philadelphians know the Brewster Car already for the Brewster was brought out a few years ago in response to re peated suggestions from men ana women who know the ex cellence and distinction of eBrewfter Qoach Work and who wanted, for private use, a car of Brewster quality throughout. After March Fifteetith the Brewster Car will be in perma. nent quarter at 2039 Market Street. 18IO - 1910 BREWSTER & CO. NEW YO,R K Racine, Wis. M M T"' A T A TTl1 O W ITT 1VTC I'l '1VT T 1 ! 'lfmcruvLiAiE- oc wiliioiciii, oisirioutors T".vuIF.S to the contrary, there Tntih right kind of desk fittings are times when quantity nnd I add materially to the effect of a 1 quality do go hand in hand, as well-equipped office, and glass ! is proved by the Mammoth Canned pads are among tho latest innova 1 Fruits served at the Knickerbocker tions at A. Pomerantz & Co., 1525 Cafeteria, !J4 South 15th street, for Chestnut Stieet. They are much they aie the very biggest nnd most. superior to tho old-style blotter pad, luscious fruits produced by any tices, I as they furnish a hard writing aur. I and the very finest packed by any face, are always clean and attractive . nuct-ers. nnil it Is nackers these davs. on the desk, and do awav with tho MITrun I MHTnoc rniWDAMV i not nomo preservers, who get the continual expense of renewing blot- in.iwwubu uiviwtw .uim rtiii, inc. Dicl( of tne orcnaras. nereioiorc, icrH. n green mono suk loundatlon $1475, f. o. b. Racine 120-Inch Wheelbase. 40-Horsepower Motor. Three-Passenger Roadster, same price.' New-Type Sedan, $2175. w ".RiJLnMffisF- "'fet XO BE SOLD BYTHE ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN V ,r W. L. Hawkins, Retail Sales Manager 252 South Broad Street those brands havo only been sold to private trade, and no restaurant nus attempted to provide them for their patrons, which makes them a unique- feature on a menu nireaav luii oi gurprisDs. Try a portion of Califor nia Apricots, Hilldidc-Grown Black berries, Colossal Royal Anne Chor t -.u, narMctt Pears. Ha waiian Pineapples, Royal Blue Plums or Black Jjaspberries pad, flat and flexible, holds the glass pad on the desk, with no extension edges boyond. The glass itself can be easily raised, permitting one to put price lists, calendars, maps, etc., under the glass, so they may be in plain view. There is nothing about the pad to wear out, nor to scratch the' desk, and they come in three sizes: ladies', 15x18; commercial, 18 xzi; extra targe, zuxai. THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION t 562 Shares of the Capital Stock of Compania de Minerales y Metales, S. A. and Voting Trust Certificates Represent ing 34,644 Shares of the Capital Stock of THE AMERICAN METAL COMPANY, LTD. NEW YORK CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, A. Mitchell Palmer, Alien Prop erty Custodian, will offer for sale, at public sale, to the highest bidder, at the office of The American Metal Company, Ltd., 61 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, New York, on the 7th day of April, 1919: First. At 10:00 o'clock A. M. 562 shares of the capital stock of 25,000 shares issued and outstanding, of the par value of one hundred (100) pesos each of Compania de Minerales y Metales, S. A., a Mexican corporation, and also, but separately therefrom, Second. At 10:30 o'clock A. M. voting trust certificates issued under an agree ment dated December 5, 1918, between the owners of stock in The American Metal Com pany, Ltd., of the first part, and Joseph F. Guffey, Henry Morgenthau and Berthold Hochschild, representing 34,644 shares, of the par value of $100 per share, of the capital stock of The American Metal Company, Ltd., a New York corporation. The said voting trust certificates representing 34,644 shares will first be offered for sale in.one parcel, all bids therefor to be per share, and after all bids for the same shall have been made, the bid of the highest bidder will be reserved until completion of bidding for the separate parcels. The said voting trust certificates will then be offered for sale in blocks of 100' shares each (except the last block, which shall be 44 shares), all bids therefor to be per share. The American Metal Company, Ltd., has an authorized capitalization of $25,000,000, of which $7,000,000, divided into 70,000 shares of the par value of $100 each, are issued and outstanding, of which 53,064 have been deposited under said voting trust' agreement. Full description of, and information concerning, the propcrrtiei to be iold, the term and condition! of inspection and aale, and the order thereof, mar be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY, -Director, Bureau of Salet, 110 Wet 42nd Street, New York City. A. MITCHELL PALMER, Alien Property Custodian. .,. h n Aj V A,
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