Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 21, 1919, Night Extra Financial, Page 14, Image 14

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SUFFRAGIST DEFENDS
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plMiss Winson Says She Cave $5,
Not to I. W. W., but to Legal
Defense Fund
POLICE ACTION DEPLORED
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EVENING PUBLIC LEPqER-i-PHirJADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, M,Y. 21, .1910
CAPTAIN II. A. HASSAN
' "My five dollars was not contributed,
to L V. W. agitator? but to n legal de
fense fund to combat the Illegal break-1
lag up of legitimate meetings," eaid
Miss Mary Wlnsor. of llavcrford, who
is said to linve been the only coutribu j
tor nt tbe so-called radical meeting
which the police stopped lait night in
Grand Fraternity Hall, 1010 Arch'
street. j
According to the police, Charles
Itccht, a New York attorney, was ad-i
dressing a gathering of the Young De '
mocracy. lie wa suggesting the cpllec-j
tion of funds to obtain legal assistance
for eight I. V. agitators still i" strips t gather together the young tuon
jail becnuse of the disturbance iu 1010. jond women of the nation who feel mil
The police, under the direction of Lieu- 'acute interest in the municipal, rnitiminl
tenant "Wagner, of the Fifteenth and ami Jiiternatioual problem", of Micioty. ,
Vine street station, icfuscil to allow the,, l r be iiit ten jears MNs Win,,,
meeting t." continue because a permit '"" 'l-t"'l I'"' tune to woman KufTiage
had not been obtained. ,SI" 't m,p ,,f, "'I' Makers and ti.nel.tr.
"I nrriwil at the meeting some timr"':",m'T,s "' "" NH.miil Woman -after
Mr. Hot-lit had begun to speak." 1'a,, Nl" "I11 I,'!"" . Hfiwi-fm, Sun
said Miss Wmsor. "I heard nothing l,lv '" ",l"' "'w XI,U,, !""1 ''" '"
about I. W W. Mr. Iterht did not a.I- ,h" ""'" of e.p.al sITnige
TOcatc the overthrow of the gocrnment i
He criticized the Democratic and He-, Sailor Held for Assault
publican parties, and inferred that there Joseph Kline, a InM class ninthm
ought to be a new and more lionet ' ist's mate of the nut v, stationed in
party League Island, was lit-l fr court tin
"it has been told me by lawyers that'der $000 bail todav. c-haiged with .
the police have no legal right to demand sault and battery on llrnrj Ittiiler, Ol'l '
permits at legitimate meetings, and North Eleventh street. ltmlcr said that '
when the police demanded a permit last he was attacked early this morning at 1
night and would not allow the meeting tenth and I nllnwliill streets Iiy Kline
THIS CATERPILLAR SPEEDY
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Philadelphia Man Commands Prize
Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop
Tho war has given n new meaning
to the word "caterpillar." It should
not be regatded as something that
ciawls, with no definite destination.
, Among others who have helped to gtvt,
this word a new meaning arc members
of the "caterpillar crew," of the First
Heavy Artillery Mobile Ordnance repair
1 shop. These men not ouly won the
American tractor events iu the Third
, Army and Hoisc Show at Coblenz,
(crmniij. but nlo captured first prize
in the tug of war with Herman tractors
and third prize 'iu the steeplechase ob
stacle race.
Tho horse show and the sporting
events were features of the Third
Army's carnival at Coblenz, which was
held from April 1X to April' 17.
Tho caterpillar crew which .captured
so many honors was In cohimnnd -of
aptaln II. A, Hassan, n I'hiladclpbiau.
no lives nt Gl'S Arbutus btrcct, tier
irnintown. Ualloou and airplane, races
aerial acrobatics and other thrilling
events were among the big features of
tho show.
City Appointments Announced
City appointments announced today
were ns follows: Daniel T. MeSlica,
2711 Montgomery avenue, Inspector,
$1200, and John Z Powers, 020 North
Twenty-seventh street, hydrant Inspec
tor, $1000, bureau of water j Francis
,1. Dcpmau, 4134 ltlchmond street, as
sistant engineer, $1400, bureau of sur
veys; James Glcnuy, Tacony, guard,
.$1200, bureau of correction ; Albert B.
Wickwnr, C530 Cedar avenue, blue
printer, $720, bureau of surveys, and
Harry McDcvItt, 2031' Morris street,
Inspector, $3 a day, bureau of highways.
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General Mulr Goes to Leavenworth
Major General Charles, H. Mulr,' for
merly commander of the Twcuty-elghth
Division, was asslgucd today as com
mandant of the Kervicc schools at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
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to continue, I felt that I ought 1o con
tribute something toward n legal de
fense fund against such an illegal use
of force. And I gave my tie dollars
"i'ouug Democracy is not a radical
organization. It is a progressive organ
ization. It believes that the education
of jouth has been too much limited b I
old men: that the old men cieate dif
Acuities and then send the jouth forth
to fight their battles for them. Young
'Democrat beliees that jouth must
have its chance to express itself and not
the old men and women who dominate
and limit their education. The socict
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Ilousehold Mionlv Co.. 1011 Arrh St.
1. I. nnehlrr. 2131 ronlur St.
A. Illtlnir. 121 II N. nllh St.
Crav & Dormer. 1729 Columbia Ato.
Jm J. Qulcler & Son. 1513 Mdre At.
Wm, C. Merer. 310 A. Diamond bt.
1'hllln Crhrn. 1130 N. 2nd SI.
.1. Ilonltn & Ilro.. 0.17 -N. llltli St. ,
Wm. 3lonHRchetj A- Co.. 1C37 W. Hatqnchaniia At.
.John l. Want. 13:8 N. nth St.
Frl II. Powell. 181 1 W. Columbia Ato.
T. T. Itockett. 6:9 N. llHIl St.
.lohn .1, Itarcer. 2518 V. Columbia Are.
Wm. H. riorcen. 1919 V,. Suauuehanna Are.
.1. J. lleinii. 2H24 Columbia Are.
W. F. Jtenlteliler Uro.. '.'B31 V. Clrard At.
IVank A. Olehl. 2208 .S. 17th St.
lwli Morford. 1238 V. 12th Mt.
llrlnkmann Uros.. 2617 I'rankford Are.
Aurust Werner. 7th and I.Tcomlnr St.
NORTH I'lllLATIFJ.rlllA
Ceorre rattervon. W3 N. Front St.
Alex. Sleldxum. 3240 N. Front St.
Frank J)ke. 4829 ltllnr Kun Ato.
Jlarrr Mllwell. I3th and Mndrim Sti.
(ieorxa Fnrel. 2423 Germantown At.
Ibomat llenrr. 3367 N. fith Mt,
Conrad 1). KUeman. 2817 Kensington Are.
rhas. TtaDO. 720 I.Tcomlnr bt.
.1, J. Dunn. 5720 Itlilnc Nun At.
Frank fUnn. 500a aid lork Koad
Wm. IIotIo. 131 W. AllerhenT Are.
Y.. Herman Jloier. SMI .N. Slh St.
Jl. a. Melr. 237 W. (ilrard Ate.
Klnkerter Hrienpnrd Co., Fkd. Are. & rani Ft.
Adam Merle, 1800 . 12th St.
Jucob Uath & Son. 19 K. Cbrlten At.
Ja. V. Poller. 66A7 Chew St.
(leorce. V. Clillda. Jr.. 2531 V. Thlth Are.
J. A O. Sutton. 2124 K Clielten Are. "
(ha. K. Smith. 17 K. Coulter St.
Jlarrr Tliomai, 9 K. ller ht.
A. II. Walker. S529 X. 29th St.
II. L. BUhter. 5124 Geriuantown Aro.
John A. MeVeldi, 2001 Itldre Are,
(ieorite (irhwlnii. 1521 W. York St.
Ja. U. Nltteronr. 17 w. Itlttenhouw St.
Lliaa. W. liarppler, 1450 a, 28th St.
Daniel fialler. 1RSI W Venanro St.
r.roree Smith. 2318 Cedar St.
C. II. Anthonr. 2B61 drrmantown At.
Anton Jnkobr. 3122 Hendlncrton Are.
II. Hunter. 3.116 Kenilniton Are.
II. ItJder. 4401 N. I'rnnkllii St.
Wm. Kallmann. 310 V. Nnrrl St.
Olio Ueimeser. 3711 N. l'lflli St.
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IV. .1. Walter. 101 S. 60th St.
M. .1. T.enluan. 134 . 52ml St.
reo. W. Palmer V Son. 3512 Market St.
(,eo. K. Wabl. .1935 Ijininnler Are.
Tho. J. I.uttrell. 3830 Market St.
Win. S. rininull. 0 N. 40th St.
K. M, McFael. 4601 Atoodland Are.
I.. W. Ilnrrtneton. 4623 Woodland Are,
I . .1. Mc'iarrr i. Tim.. 4326 ljmonMer Art.
lohn T. I'nllon. 3527 Ilnrerford Are,
.Ins. V. Uellr. 40th St. aboie Lancaater At.
i:. II. Clark. 241 N. 63rd St.
Tlnnermnnti & Co.. 61 N. 60th St.
Walter II. Ilhea. 68th St. and Ilarerford Are.
Rlrhurd I'irth. 33rd and Wharton Sta.
.las. F. Italllman. 5218 Mile St.
south rnu.AriEi.rinA
.1. V. IJndzren. 1338 .laekaon St.
A. .1. nioMeln. 1628 S. 20th St.
.loaenh Itlrhetto. 1117 F.. I-aurnnlc Are.
.1. II. Matlhelai. 1025 H. 17th St.
lame J. Iloodr. 2724 flmr Ferrr Road
Robert Halle Co.. 815 N. 10th St.
Frank I. Honafaertr. 1030 K. l'uaarank Are.
(i. . Lone. 1402 Federal St.
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n. A. ilerUch. 7859 Oxford rike.
Sonthamnton. ra. E, c. KanfTman.
Oak J.aue. l'a...J. J. Kelly Conat, Co.
llranchtonn. I"u, Darla i Hnnakker. Soencer St.
Crnirrd. Fa. Vera Joraeiuen.
AVrucote. 1'a. dirard Traon.
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Camden, N. J. F. K, Jobea. 328 Federal St.
Camden. X, J, U. K. Jtunrnn. 1598 Mt. F.Dhroim
Carnden. N. J. V. a. Peter & Son. 2301 Federal
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All Directions From Philadelphia
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Motor truck shipping' has won its
way to a prominent and permanent
place in the distribution system of
America. Looked upon more or less
as an expedient during the railroad
congestion of the war period, "Ship
by Truck" now looms up as an in
tegral part of economic distribution.
Industry, Commerce and Agricul
ture is reckoning with it everywhere.
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this congested district, in fact all
along the -Seaboard, and warrants
investigation by every firm or in
dividual having goods to ship. Study
its possibilities as applied to your
requirements.
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President,
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.
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"CUT OUT" THIS MOTOR TRUCK ROUTE TO ALL POINTS AND KEEP FOR FUTURE
KHMKtlNCb:
Route No. 2 Philadelphia to Long Branch, N. J., a distance of 75 mile, paaae, thru
' ' "b,"vii, ' rccnuia, uong urancn, Msbury fark and Ocean Grove.
Route No. 3 Philadelphia to Point Pleasant, N. J., a di.tance of 60 mile., pa.se.
thru Camden. Moorestown, Mt. Holly, Wrightstown, Lakewood and Point Pleasant.
Route No. 4 Philadelphia to Atlantic City, N. J., a distance of G6 miles, passe, thru
Lamden, Berlin, Hammonton, Egg Harbor City, Pleasantville, Atlantic City, Ocean
t-ity and other seacoast points.
Route No. 9 Philadelphia to Harri.burg, a distance of 125 miles. Route No. 24 to
Heading: over Route No. 9 through Lebanon, Palmyra. Hummelstown to Harrisburg.
Route No. 12 Philadelphia to Wilmington, Del., a distance of 28 miles, passes thru
.. terV., ,.fnd hy, "I""' ', Baltimore and Washington. Thru Newark. Del.;
Elkton, Md.: Havre de Grace. Belair, Baltimore, Laurel, Md., and Wa.hington, D. C.
Route No. 13 Philadelphia to Oxford, Pa., a distance of 50 miles, passes thru Media,
Kennett Square, West Grove, Oxford.
Route No. 19 Philadelphia to Ea.ton, Pa., a distance of 50 miles, passes thru
Ogontz, Willow Grove, Doyle.town, Ferndale, Ea.ton and Phillipsburg, N. J.
Route No. 23 Philadelphia to Cape May, a distance of 110 mile.. Passes thru
Glassboro, Clayton, Malaga, Vineland, Millville, Woodbine and Cape May.
Route No. 24 Philadelphia to Reading, Pa., a distance of 50 miles, passes thru
Conshohocken, Norristown, Phoenixville, Pottstown, Birdsboro and Reading, Pa.
Route No. 25 Philadelphia to Berlin, Md., a distance of 150 miles. Route No. 12 to
Elkton, Md., to Chesapeake City, Centerville, Ea.ton, Salisbury and Berlin.
Route No. 34 (East) Philadelphia to New York, a distance of 90 miles, passes thru
Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Rahway, Elizabeth, Newark, Jersey City,
Hoboken and New York. Passes thru Hightstown, N. J., on detour.
Route No. 34 (West) Philadelphia to Lancaster, a distance of 50 miles, passes thru
Bryn Mawr, Malvern, Downingtown, Coatesville, Parkersburg and Lancaster, and
to Harrisburg by request thru Elizabethtown and Middletown, Pa.
Route No. 37 Philadelphia to Allentown, Pa., a distance of 60 miles, pa.se. thru
Ambler, North.Wale., Lansdale, Souderton, Seller.ville, Quakertown, Coopersburg,
South Bethlehem, Bethlehem and Allentown.
Route No. 53 Philadelphia to Paterson, N. J., a distance of 100 miles. Route No. 19
to Willow Grove, Pa., then thru Hatboro, New Hope, Lambertville, N. J; Fleming
ton, Morristown, Bdonton and Paterson.
Route No. 55 Philadelphia to Bristol, Pa., a distance of 25 miles. Route No. 34 to
Bustleton, then to Eddington, Bri.tol and Harriman.
MOTOR TRUCK TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES OPERATING OUT OF PHILADELPHIA ON A DAILY SCHEDULE
Federal Transit Co., 1102 Penna. Bids., Phlla. (Arrctt & Faunce) '
Bell, Spruce 254, Keystone. Race 540
Route No 12, Routes No 34 Last nnd West.
Phillip's Specials, 1718 Wood Street, Phlla.
Bell, Spruce 1430: Keystone, Race 1349. Route 34 East
Klonder Trucking Agency, 316 Race Street, Phlla., Pa.
Bell, Market 4197. Route No 4 and Route No 34 East.
South Jersey Motor Transportation Co., 316 Race St.. Phlla.
B-1I Market 4197
400R Old York Road. Phlla. Bell. Wyoming 607 Route No 4
Saville Trucking, 2SZ4 Jasper St.. Phlla.
Bell. Kensington 6746 Route No. 34 East
Phlla. & Atlantic City Fast Motor Expresa, 1907 Paaayunk Ave.,
Phlla. Bell. Dicklnaon 1476 Route No. 4.
C. H. Bunting Express Co., 101 Vi Radcliffe St., Bristol, Pa.
Bell, 287 J. Route No 55 Tuesday and Friday.
N. Snyder & Sona, 1511 Germantown Ave., Phlla.
Bell. Kenslnuton 321; Kvatone Park 616
Route No 34 East and West. Routes Nos 12 and 24.
L. S. Filbert, 534 Widener Building, Phlla.
Bell. Walnut 4770. Route No. 34 East
Bingaman Motor Enreaa Co., 22 South 8th St., Phila.
BrI.J.ombard 4073; Keystone, Main 220S. Route No. 24.
LUhtnlng Motor Expresa Co., 22 South Sth St., Phila.
Bell, Lombard 4073: Keystone, Main 2208.
New York Office, Worth & W. Broadway. Route No. 34 Eaat.
American Motor Freight Corp., 710 Arch St., Phlla., Pa.
Bell, Marke 1024; Keystone. Main 1879. Route No. 34 Eaat.
United States Auto Shlnping Co., 13T Arch St. PMU., Pa.
Bell. Market 4016. Route No. 34 East and No 24.
"Beam's Own," 425 Market St., Phila.
Bell. Market 3716. Route No. 34 East
Brocklehurst & Potter. 22 South Fifth Street.
Bell, Lombard 4073; Keystone, Main 2208. I .
Routes Nos. 34 East and 24.
MOTOR TRUCK TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES OPERATING OUT OF PHILADELPHIA ON LONG-DISTANCE HAULS
BY REQUEST NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW ENGLAND, BUFFALO, PITTSBURGH, HARRISBURG AND WASHINGTON
Chas. J. McGough,
3737-39 Frankford Ave., Phlla.
Bell. Trankford 2572. Key, East 133
Speedwell Motor Service Co., Inc.,
. 1335 Frankford Ae., Phila.
Bell, Kins 5574, K y.. East 4468 A.
George I. Oberholtzcr,
2207.09 N. 5th St.. Phlla.
Bell, Kens. 1136, Keystone, Park 184.
Lincoln Way Transportation Co., 4716-18.
20 Westminster Ave.. Phila.
Bell, Belmont 6648; Keystone, West 58.
Eastern Trucking Co., 1625 West Thorap
son St., Phila.
Bell, Poplar 4475; Keystone, Park 85.
Phillip's Specials, 1718 Wood St., Phlla.
Bell, Spruce 1430; Key., Race 1349.
Chris. Vogt, 22 d and Cambria Sta., Phila.
Bell, Diamond 7647; Key., Park 1086.
Jacob E. Staub, Jr.,
4155 Germantown Ave.'
Bell. Wyoming 615.
Dunlevay Brothera,
624.26 S. 21st St., Phlla.
Bell, Spruce 4670.
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TO SHIPPERS
The Ship-by-Truck Bureau has a list of Motor Express Companies
operating in and out of Philadelphia with a history of each organi
zation, giving all the details as to the number and kinds of truck
operated, routes covered, schedules, kinds of loads hauled, etc.
Call the Ship-by-Truck Bureau, Bell, Spruce 1140; Keystone, Race
261, for any information in connection with shipping by truck.
TO TRUCK OPERATORS
The Ship-by-Truck Bureau plans to work with the truck operators
and to do whatever is possible to build up the Ship-by-Truck busi
ness. Shippers will be invited to try shipment by truck as an
experiment. The bureau works in an impartial manner with the
one idea of increasing shipments by truck, and will get- more
business for you.
The Daley Corp.,
40th and Mt. Vernon Sta.. Phlla.
Bell, Preaton 6620 and 6621.
Keyatone, West 743.
Quaker City Expresa Co.,
913 W. York St., Phila.
Bell. Diamond 3197; Key.. Park 4726 A.
Cargen Bros., 3800 Coral St., Phlla.
Bell. Frankford 1127.
Jamea M. Naye.
1728 S. 15th St., Phlla.
Bell, Dickinson 1692; Key., Race 1314.
Northwestern Local Expreaa,
1237 Columbia Ave., Phlla.
Bell. Diamond 6081; Key.. Park 4712 A.
HUdebrand Brothera,
Broad and Cumberland Sta., Phlla.
Bell, Diamond 4458.
Columbia Expreaa.
1928 Uber St., Phila.
Bell, Diamond 823; Keyatone, Park 123.
Horlacher Auto Service,
1208 Vine St., Phlla.
Bell, Locuat 6625.
'MOTOR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES SPECIALIZING IN THE MOVING OF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS,
ETC., AND OPERATING IN AND OUT OF PHILADELPHIA AT ANY TIME
Fenton Storage Co.. 52d and Kershaw Sta., Phlla.
Pell, Belmont 1390: Keyatone, West 163.
Tioga Storage and Warehouse, 3417 Germantown Ave., Phlla.
Bell. Tioga 4639.
Guarantee Storage Co., 1317-19 Brown St., Phlla.
O. K. Storage, 2630 Ridge Ave. Bell, Diamond 4611.
P. Hushes & Son. 117th South 11th St.
Bell. Walnut 3688; Keystone. Main 1042.
Empire Hauling & Storage Co., 441-45 Aspen St., Phlla.
Bell. Belmont 5440.
Miller North Broad Storage, 2709-21 North Broad St.
Bell. Diamond 7460: Keyatone. Park 1422.
Advance Storage Co., 13 North 59th St., Phlla.
Bell, Belmont 286.
Morroney Storage Co., 6212 Race St. Bell, Belmont 7040.
Stlllwell Moving and Storage Co. 328 N. Robinson St.
Bell, Belmont 5981.
Ml!lfl,r'" 63d Str" Moving & Storage Co., 330 N. 61at St..
120 N. 63d St. Bell. Belmont 5498.
Crawford Storage. B213 Market St. Bell. Belmont 6124.
Victory Storage Co, 5215 Market St. Bell. Belmont 4670.
Mllboure Storage Co., 22 N. 52d St.
Bell. Belmont 48J5; Keyatone. West 421.
N. Phlla. Storage Co.. 2033 N. Lehigh Avea
Bell, Diamond 7360.
TRUCKING COMPANIES HAULING ANYTHING ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME
Gannon Transportation Co., 116 South 17th St., Phlla.
Bell, Locuat 2951; Keyatone, Raco 1597.
LlpschulU & Romtaher, 6819 Germantown Ave., Phlla.
Bell
Morrla Marka, S. W. Cor. 3d and Arch Sta., Phlla.
Bell. Market 3662; Keyatone, Main 5789 D.
E. E. Wlker, 244 North 56th St. Belmont 3790, Bell.
Jamea V. Antry, 416 N. Groaa St., Phlla. Belmont 2135 J.
Morrison Storage & Van Co., 5229 Market St., Phila.
Bell, Belmont 2004.
Acme Trucking Co.. 5922 Christian St., Phlla.
Bell. Woodland 1075 W.
Jos. W. Short, 563B N. Second St., Phlla.
Bell. Wyoming 5059 W.
A. J. Zimmerman, 4419 Rising Sun Ave. Bell, Tioga 2284.
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The crowinc interest in the shinment of croorls hv mntnr truck han reached a
point where a clearinft-houso for intrmation on this new industry should
be of great value to all classes of shippers and truck operatprs.
II. P. Ncrhaua, 2d and Lehigh Ave., PLUa. Bell, Kenalngton 2298,
Stedman Bent, Franklin Trust Building.
Bell, Spruce 2533; Keyatone, Race 3159.
I. F. Tull, 2607 North 6th St. Bell, Kensington 6543 W.
Merlon Expresa Co, Ardmore, Pa. Bell, Ardmore 407 W.
Clyde W. Fulty, 807 W. Somerset St., Phlla. V.
H. J. McCaffrey Hauling Co, 2434 Germantown Ave.
Bell, Diamond 5675. .
Catlaghan & Rooney, 1635 Ranstead St.
.Bell, Spruce 1913; Keystone. 1571.
Nngle Freight A Storage Co, 4315-19 N. ISh St, Phila.
Jos. R. Snyder. 603 Erie Ave, Phila.
Bell. Tioga 4336; Keystone, 4418 D.
C. A. McMahan, 4300 Reno (43d and Lancaater).
Bell, Baring 7797.
The Firestone "Ship by Truck" Bureau
Lewis Louderback. 5911 Torreadale Ave, Phlla.
Bell. Frankford TT94; Keyatone, Eaat 461.
Chaa. B. Krauae, Jr., 4318 N. 3d St, Phlla. Bell, Tioga 3327 W.
John Sheahan, Jr.. 122 North Sth St, Phlla,
Bell, Walnut 2697; Keyatone, Race 1176.
Creiaa & Eckhardt. 1039 Orianna St, Phlla.
Bell, Market 4271.
William P. Pleraon, 3446 N. Park Ave.. Phlla.
Bell, Tioga 238.4; Keyatone, Park 187.
William J. Kane, 7tli and Cherry Sta, Phlla.
Market 4984; Keyatone. Main 504 1.
Tho'maa J. Thompaon. 112 N. 6th St., Phlla.
' Bell, Market 4912: Niaht Call. Barlne 1697 R..
Joe. F. McCourt, 28 North 5th St., Phlla
Bell, Market 910; Keyatone, Main 2413.'
Jonn mct-uen, 3100 Richmond St., Phila. Bell, Kenalngton 4625.
As1 an aid toward bringing ''Ship by Truck" to its greatest usefulness to
all we have established a department to gather, compile and circulate information.
It will pay you to send us at once the information called fprjbelow
Viinravc Man"facturers, merchants and farmers are invited to get
wisirrv ln toucn witn our "Ship by Truck" bureau for information
regarding motor express routes and lines covering their requirements. ' Let us
know what you have to ship, in what volume, with what frequency, to what
destinations, etc. Call Spruce 1140; Keystone, Race 261.
Motor Express Operators: lSSZ
terest to shippers, such as the route or routes you cover, tonnage capacity
of trucks, schedules under winch you operate,, rates, etc. Call Spruce 1140:
Keystone, Race 261.
"Ship by Truck" Bureau, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Inc., 312-314 N. Broad St.
When in NEW YORK call at 1871-75 Broadway
When in NEWARK call at 1012, Broad Street
When in SCRANTON call at 625-27 Lackawanna Av.
Home Office and Factory i
FIRESTONE PARK, Akron, Ohio
flranciee and Dealers Everywhere
When in BALTIMORE call at 1213-15 St. Paul Street
When in WASHINGTON call at 824 14th St., N. W.
When in HARRISBURGcalUt 210N. Second Street
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