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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaEB-PHILAkELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1920
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RATIFICATION SOON
No Chance for Agreement on
Paris Treaty Before Next
Week, Howover
METAX RETURNS
lr"wT.t rotate Trusl Hid,..
t.K filbert iail ""ac.. '.
rrioration Tax Service Co.
M)rP..',n,. partnerships, Individual., .to
ff"Tct -
FINANCIAL
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it. collaural Trust Skikiii. Fund Gold
OP THE
SYRACUSE LIGHf & POWER CO.
tf,H " m AMERICA. Trustee, tinder
OO'h r Tru" of the Hrncur- Light
tut Peid ?.'" .lll,l Ai.rll 10. 11107.
WJwteTproposaln foe tno Bale to It of
w!i?n "bond. securi-d thereby will ex-
Wif. Sol Twelie Thousand Six Hi.n-
(Wit i?10. '. ' I ..!.. nf tlin until ntH
fjnklnt? i""a """-
f Trust ... ,,, ., -.-,,-, ni thn
i&$ dt.rund-Vne'J No. 8iw.ll Street.
JSc"vnrk Cltr. at twehe o'Uock noon m
?'". V rlo-JO. and nl.oulJ.ba Indorsed.
if'XxU i to the Kinking , rund of the
Siltls'rea-Lect any and 1,
"proM.nls of bidden! unknown to the
jnjiteo must " -v . -. -
S7rrwmTAHLB TRUST COMPANY OP
HIE Wi!;?.,, rnnK. Trustee.
a. t TSIAN KHOADKH, Vice-President
piled New York. N V., January II. I02U.
Ml IIIB MOCKIIOM1EKS OF THE
1 BIITtMIOIISB TRUST CO.
Philadelphia
Notice ' her b give rir that n. Special
tSS. Trutt Co.. pursuant to a resolution
fueling on November 10. 1010. will b
fcWi '"len. Janiurr W. 1020, at noon.
at i si: i niv ! .. .. - .. -Snoii
of approving or disapproving a pro.
KK increase of thn capital stock from
ST h Sored and fifty thousand dollar.
IH80000). consisting of, five thousand shares
!i i r valuo of fifty dollar easo, to
Kiln of five thrueand ehnrca of tho par
,,,. ,i on. """"J.S-KV.-n.HniVlM
Secretary
26 SOCIETIES URGE ACTION
Anmml te'f
i fits tioiit r. tr rniixnKi.riiiA
Phll-itelptilK. January 10, 10211.
i.- tnnnti Tpotmrf or me srocKnniaerft or
U. Eaullnbl lllumlnatlnir Oas Lleht Com
ta of IMilldetihla will be held at th
rwiuny'a offlrs. . W. corner of Bronil
nd Arch etreets, Plillndelphla. .iIonrtr
iltoarf 50 1M0 t 1 S. 0-- oc:c Vioorj . wher
en
. ,ij7in mill lio lield for five (51 directors
a tir.." ---..--.-.. -...., ,. ....
lo lenc for me enoumit vri , mm u. .i unin
fcjjlneia transacted ao may bo broueht bo
(or th inootlnK.
Toe stock transfer boks will hi clo.'d
Iron .1 in Thursday January IT.. 1020,
mull 10 a ni Tuealay. Jinuary k'7. B!1V.
Ir35 centknniaij national ham;.
It-" Phllndelnhlu. Pa.. Jan.. 13. lflM.
It tha AnniiHl Mpptlna- of tile RtoekhoJrlerr,.
bld this dn. the following directors were
e'ectfld to lep the eniulnir year:
T lllldlll J llUillllfcUJl,
"" John bcott. .Ir
1 S. VI Coltnn Jr
t n M. Malnaex
, U K lierhard
,J ' c H. Clark 3d.
V' JosenU M. Harlan.
inwiN Fisinm.
Cashier
S9STlli: ANSUAI4 MEKTINll OF IIIK
13 rtintrlhutora to the ftlpn M(H fl.linAl
will be held on WrdccFdar. J.inunry 14,
I9!0, at 4 o'clock p. n... at tho offlee of the
Glen Mills Schools, -'08 Ualley Ilulldlna;,
1218 Chestnut wtreet. The annual report
ctthe boird of mannireri wll be submitted
u4 n election will bo held for orflcors for
the ensuing year and six managers to servo
lor niree jur
tiUJIUNU u. KASIKKSI.T.
Secretary.
Ph'p'"''tnMa, Jinuarv (I, 102(1
KS ITBT.IC 0,I)Cir.It C0.11PANY NO-
I- llee of Annuil Jteetlni.
Thn Knttutl mePtlnir of the stnrkhrTH- f
the Puhllc Iyder f'ompany will be held in
TrinrJaif Ilia -'8tli rtiv of Jinuary, 1D20,
et 2 p m , at th" nfllce of the cnmi'unv,
CM Chestnut tt , Philadelphia. Pa., fur tho
purr of electing a board of directors, rr
celiinir and acMnc upon the reports of the
elHcers ant the transaction oi tiuch nth'"
tnH'res as shall pr6perly come IWnre tho
mietirs
Hy tlio Associated Press
V.'aililtiirlon. .Tnn. 14. Prbspects of
rntilir-uttoii of tho peace treaty with
Ocrninrfy bv the Sonnte bpforc Friday,
the ilate of (he Initial niectini! of tlio
lenRiie of nations council, lind beon
nbnndonrd totJav bv leaderH of all fnc
tiont Involved In the controversy.
WHlum .TcunlnKS Bryan, in tele
Krnms to a number of mcmberB of the
Senate ti ftvdnvs afto, urged that the
treaty bo vatlfled before the league
1-oiinoll mi't t.o that the ITnllcd States
nilht purlielpatp.
Amont; Democraic scuators. however.
there vas a well-defined feeling that
next tocJ. might bring an agreement
on reservations wh'ch f,oon thereafter
would esu!t in another lalincitlou
vote. It-jnuWIcnn leaders, narticuiarly
mild roservatiouists. view the comnto
mUc nesotiutions of the last few days
as nromibing
Statcnients of Senators r.odpe. of
Maspaclitioctls. and Hitchcock, of Ne
braska. Republican and acting Demo
fralic lenders, respectively, giveu sep
arately je-jtcrday to a tlelcsatlnn reprc
entlmr organizations seeking early ratl
fioatlon through compromise, were
pointed to toda as Indicating that Re
publicans and Democrats hail prepared
the wa. for reaching u common ground.
Roth leaders emphasized in their state
ments that each side would have to
make and was willing to make conces
sions. Await Demdcratlc Caucus
Because of its possible effect on the
treaty controversy, Senators on both
sides of the chamber showed great in
terest today in' thn Democratic leader
ship caucus, set for tomorrow. Senators
I'mlervood. of Alabama, and Hitclt
co"l: arc candidates for partv lcui'nr to
succeed the late Senator JIartiu, of
Vimnin
Twenty-six societies, claiminc to ren-
res,cnt 20,()0l),00(lt American people, arc
party to the treaty deadlock would yield
on Article. X. And, this "pussy foot
ing" wns staged for the benefit of the
inost powcifui organization in tho na
tion. Organizations Represented
The people who came her dis
cussed the treaty situation and adopted
a formal resolution a manifesto to be
presented to tbo political heads of the
government, wcie not radicals or fauat
Ics. They were regarded as reprcsentn
tivc of the best thought of average
Americau life. These organization'"
nud tho men nnd women wiio were au
thorized to speak for them were:
American Rights League George
Haven Putnam and James B Town
send. American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison and Matthew Woll.
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Mrs. Glenn Levin Swiggett nnd Mrs.
Raymond B. Morgan.
League to Enforco, Peace Oscar S
Straus and Hamilton Holt.
Dairymen's League -9. Charles A
Lyman.
National Kducational Association
J. L. McBrlcn.
Department of Superintendence of
tho National Education Association
Josie L. Burrill.
United Society of Christian Kn
dcavor .1. Stanley Durkec'.
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
In Aincricn Charles S. MacFarland,
Blshoj) William F. McDowell and 13. O.
Wntson.
Church Peace Unioti Henry A. Wil
kinson nnd Peter Aiuslic.
World Alliance of Churches for in
ternational friendship through the
churches Doctor MacFarland nnd
Bishop W, II, McDowell.
Associate Advertising Clubs of the
World Herbrrt S. Houston,
Agricultural Prefcs of the U. S.
Herbert Myiick.
National Board of Farm Organiza
tions Charles W. Holman.
American School Citizenship League
Mrs. Fannie Fcru Andrews, Mrs. 'J.
Malcolm Foibes.
General Federation of Women's
Clubs Mrs. Wnlter B. Sliaip.
National Council of Women Mrs
Philip North Mootc. of St. Louis; Mrs
Percy V. Fcnuypacker, of Texas ; Mrs.
C. Si. Ames.
National Women's Christian Tem
perance Union Miss Anna A. Gor
don, Mrs. Alice W. Yost.
World Peace Foundation Denis P.
Myers.
Order of Railway Conductors Wil
liam Clark, vice president.'1;
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Eiiglnemcn Timothy Shea, acting
piesldent; P. .7. McNamara.
Fanners' IMucatiouill and Co-operative
Union R. S. Bower.
National Grangt F. C. Atkinson.
National Conference of Social Work
ers the Rev. John O'Grudy.
Women's Non-Partisan Committee
Brlcn, Mr. MncFnrlanc and Mr. Myrick
wcrd tho spokesmen for tho delegations
which called on Mr. Lodge and Mr.
Hitchcock.
Tho Immcdlnto effect of these confer
ences and tho responses made by Mr.
Lodgo and Mr. Hitchock to the mani
festo was to leave the treaty exactly
at it was. Neither senator gave any
assurance of. what he or the senators
for whom ho spoko would make the con
cession essential to compromise, rati
fication. More Important than tho conference
yesterduy and the probable election of
Senator Underwood, of Alabama, as
Demociatlc lloor leader on Thursday
with tho understanding thut Mr. Hitch
cock Is to continue ns minority leader in
the treaty tight, is tho expected arrival
here on Friday of Williain Jennings
Bryan to ussume a prominent role in
the conTprouiisp negotiations. .
Mr. Br.vuif will undertake to bring
forty to forty-four Democratic sena-.
tors into agreement on an Article X
reservation providing that the United
States wo tld assume no obligation to
employ Its military or naval forces for
the ntcscrvation of the territorial in
tegrity or political indepcnJence of
other nations unless Congress should so
dlrct. Tho Wilson Democrats were
willing to go only so far as to
agiee to such a reservation as a basis
for compromise. To give any positive
hope for ratification It Is necessary
for the Democrats to agree that such a
reservation shall b the min'.mum In
their negotiations with Republicans.
Mr. Hitchcock admitted to the dele
gations which called upon him thut
tlie "tliuicultles in tlie situation are
enhanced by the ability of tho D mo
crats to go no further in ngreeing to
compromise propositions than can be
accontable to the President.
Mr. Lodge said:
"I am 111 hopes that we may reach
a point where wo can get the necessary
sixty-four votes, but you must remem
ber that sixty-four votes are necessary.
This is the practical question. I had
some littlo experience in finding how
difficult it was to get forty-nine s nn
tors to agree on n set of reservations,
nnd of course, to secure Hixtv-four
votes it will be even more difficult.
That is what is being done and that is
the only way that we may b able to
reach an ngrcement and sec if wo can
find a common ground."
SPURN 'U. S. BOOTY SYSTEM'
Teuton Constitution Superior to
American,' Berlin Official Says
Hugo Preuss, for
TOWN OF 3000 SOULS
DESTROYED BY QUAKE
San Joaquin, in Mexican State
of Vera Cruz, Is Wiped
Off Map
mNTEH rtK80RT
tviNTi:n nr.sortTS
TAMPA n-A.
TAMPA FLA.
Mexico City. Jan. 14. (Bv A. P.)
Sin Joaquin, a vlllaec of 3000 in
habitants in the Jalana district, state of
Veru Cruz, was destroyed yesterday by
an earthquake, according to advices
given out bv the Department of Agri
culture, which added no detail as lo
casualties.
'Shocks were detected nt tho astrono
mical observatory near this city, at 0 :18
o'clock in the morning.
Madrid. .Inn. 14. fRv A. P. 1 Kitisrl
Alfonso hns sent n te'egram to Presi- I
dent Carrauza expressing sympathy for
the people of Mexico in their losses of
life and property in ;cccnt earthquakes. 1
Seven Dead In Belgian Storm
Rrusscls, Jan. 14. (Bv A. P.)
Seven persons nro teportcd dead and
many injured ns u result of the storm
which has been prevailing oVcr Belgium
for the last forty-eight horns. Num
erous factories have becu obliged to close ,
and nuHi damage has been done by 1
'ieh wat,cr.
X
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0 aix
Hillsboi'o County, Ploridl
nend a dcllahtful winter in Tampa and look over Its ad
vantoft-os of homo ownlnc and sound Investment, Now
tho life center of Industrial and agricultural Florida and
tho most rapidly crowlns city In tho South. Beautiful
homis. fine schools, modern clvlo Improvements, hlgh-clas
nmusements, bis hostelrlcs and smaller home-llka hnii
Dally open-air f-co band concerts. Community sine everv
Sunday. Free motor camp One hundred miles of brick
and uiphalt motor roads. Two 18-hole golf courses OUt
door sports on land and water.
Valii'H arc doubllnir In this section nnd Northern capital
Is flowing; In to buy sear-round nunshlne-heateu homes, real
Hate, farm Isnrls and citrus fruit croves.
-"ITi; TAMPA HOARD r TRAVK TOR nnflKTTT "
WINTKTt IVCTOItTW
ATT.ANTIO PITT. N, J.
-
1 An AmOTiicarPlaftriotel i
fof Dislmctifmand lwaicomiart
I FIRBPROOP OAHACB.
I capacity goo. HfalterS.Buz&i
IliPlllM I M1 nm . I I HtWIIHSlH
Girt
11 r
mm
j'uj
CHARLES
ON THC OCEAN fOoKlT 1
fi ivn tMorivB 01 real
f-lcomforl :w)tharArjyi-ronmBntoraiatinctrmtv-ment
without otravaqarves.
Af-lfSKAN PlM. AlWAVS"OPM
UTfDAtURlMoTMMSrUlltO.
Ed want EiinKa Smtf
S3
DK LAND. FLA.
I)K LAND. FM .
In session at Washingt to demand I for u League of Nations Mrs. J. Bor
Ifffiptror.i'MniA avkntjk trust co.
I--'' Wrnad street nnd Colnmhl iivpmt.
Philldclnlila. December 23 ion
1 iiio Ainuiti .i-i,tm u. ijim cotrpnoincrs
vi mis cuinuiiuj mi- in election ot a'rcctnrs
tj servo 'Urine Die ensulnir venr will be
le'd nt the Linking house on Wednesday.
Jumry 14th 11120 between the hours of
13 o'clock noon nnd I p m.
41UWl.,L . CAnUHjL.. r,-c y
Isf
r-THK ANNUAL MC1ST1NG OF TJ1E
, AAl.llf.l,lATii nt .Via lTa..tTI ns 1
cuivaiiMiu'-io v a vim m. iitiniiu J r'lnl
fo. of rhlbdelnliiti will be hMd at the niYlc
of th roinnanv O and till ISr"M, I'.th tttrepf
An rrlnat,f1ii .TiiTiniifrv ! tOfl !,. ...- !..
tours of 2 w m und 3 p m , a t which tl"
na place an iNrcwofi win rm nein lor ui
ttctora to Bene for the erifulritr -vvnr
A Tl T.4 TTt3LTxtir
Secretarj,
PATROL
TV- lnnn.1 llullnn nn .l.ni lu - mm - .
ard d reclors will be heM on Tli-mdnr. ! in
Lootrwrlters' Association of tho Middle De
I Mrtmtnt. No. 3l Walnut st
, Secretary
tS THE ANNUAL .MEETING OF TIIF,
htrjckholi!rr nt t.a A A. t ni ..
ro. lll be held in their office. Widenef
?!?I',Junl,D."Vnd.Fhestnu' " Phlladel
this ra Monday. February 16. 1020. at 1"
W W LENNON,
fiecretary
speedy ratification of the treatv
The organuatioDS include the Amer
icau Fedeialio of Labor, the League to
l'ntorce l'eacc. t e National Uducational
Association, this National Dnir.v .icn's
Union-, tho N.ttiunal Council , of
Churches of Christ in Amctica and
mnny others,
The attitude oi this coiilVience is
that if President WiKon will not
yield the Senate must; that if the Sen
ate i.eisistcd in its pervi'iidty thf
Pr sident sliould jirove big enough to
moke couccsisions, but that the ttcaty
must be r.itilicd.
About the only echo to that call
ftom the American people was a joint
affirmation from Lodge nnd Hitthcotk
"f the Senate's desire to effect a ttn
prnmise. Both senators, however,
pointed out the difficulties 1u the way
of compromise.
A manifesto signed bv the authorized
spokesmen of the most prominent civic,
commercial, ugricultuial. economic ami
industrial interests of the nation wa
presented to the White House, to Mr.
Lodge and to Mr. Hitchcock. '
White House Silent
The White House made no comment.
Mr. Lodge, telling how eager he 'iva
for compiomise ratification, ex-plained
the so-called Lodge reservations, which
the President holt's nullify the treaty,
represented on Novi mbcr 10. "us they
do now," tin- majority opinion of the
Senate. He dwelt upon the groat diffi
culty of getting sixty-four lenators to
agree unon any compromise program.
Mr. Hitchcock, emphasizing bow the
Senate had come to regaid the treaty as
greater than partisan politics nnd how
both Republicans and Democrats were
"so sincere" in their advocacy of com
piomise, laid stress upon the fact that
the Democratic seuatots could not go
farther than they believe tho Presideut
would approve.
The real answer is Article X, of
the covenant for a league of nations.
Neither side has agreed to sacrifice its
principles with tespect to the obligation
embodied in that provision, and neither
hty. any present idea of doing so. That
is the answer the White House nnd the
Capitol might have given in positive
terms csterday to the men and women
who reprceut the dominant American
thouplit wit ii respect ot tue treaty.
Instead, only careful phrased gen
eralities were delivered when spokesmen
for the united organizations waited upon
the two wenate leatiers responsible tor
the existing situation in the Senate and
tlie misrepresentation associated with
the compromise chatter about the Sen
ate lobbies.- The public-spirited people
who called nt the White House and the
Capitol went awuy without auy assur
ance, expressed or implied, that either
ilei. IlHrrimiiii.
League of Free Notions Association
James G. McDonald.
".Manifesto" to White House
Their "manifesto to the
lionise and tho Capitol lead:
Berlin, Jan. 14.
merlv secretary of tlie intetior, in a
putiltc analytical (liscussifm of (he re
public's churter, says that when the
first draft of the new German consti
tution wa3 published. American great
headquarters inquired of him through
indirect chauuels why the German con
stitution .varied from the American
charter in its essential features.
Herr Preuss sent back an answer by
tho same route to the effect that lie
could not consent to pattern the Ger
man instrument after the Atnerif.-m
White j model, as he considered the latter infer
ior witn respect to certain points
"Wnshineton. D. C Jan. 1J. 10120. , "Less than nine months later." the
"To the Pifsideut and to the Senate of i secretary says, "events proved that I
win correct, Pres'dent Wilson liuding
himself iu open conflict with the
American legislative bodies."
Herr Pieties adds that he declined to
adopt "the American boot .system, un
der which public jobs are newly allot
ted after each election." The Gennan
constitution, he argues, is founded on
a pniliatnentary s.vstem which encour
ages trained professional officials.
the United States
"Peace is deflated, but the United
States is not a party to it. This nation
helped to win the war and thus make
peace possible, but the nation's treatv
making power, as jet, failed' to ratify
the treaty.
"At this solemn and critical moment,
when our honor before the world Is at
stake, we met in Washington as the
representatives of twenty-six national
organizations which have expressed the
tarefullv considered judgment of their
millions of members by taking action In i . CM,, ,,ii . -.-,.,
favor of the immediate ratification of Doctor Sthamer Will Be Temporary
the treatv of peace on a basis that will' Representative at London
not require its renegotiation. It is toi R j lt.(Bv A. P.) Doc
convey to j on the Imperative nnd .over-1 1 Hthnmcr. senator from Hamburg,
whelming sentiment that supports this , ,, , h , bp G
.cumm .vi suum-Hiwu iimt. mi-i Uiuub..k , temnoiar.v dinlomutie represen
tatives, respectively, m iotiuon ami
WINTER RESORTS
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Ruaains triwr. Print tatlu Gap Ms
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Let ur mnbe Toil feel
In lh "CltT of Robust
it hfin
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Hotel Morton
Of run and Vlrtcmln uve. Caaarlt AO.
Elf-n. tor. prlTate hatha, gtc.i Iwbj op
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Virginia Ave. near Brarb
Alwnjfl openi 100 room, with hot nnd o14
rnnnlnir nntrn prlvntr bathnt eaDncltr 300.
Writ for r'tfw. honhift. Slonrot Hntchlnt.
jiWfc
9 n. Ponntl
w OMtfO'tvTiaA
At beautiful Pavannah. (la
the paradise for eolfcrv
motorists, fishermen, hunts- i
men and tourists. Fireproof
P.ooms without bath J1.H0 to
JJ.UO per day and up. Honm
with !9th 2.f,0 per day u
ICIIhu f. Mclean. Jr.
Vim Pr"tilent nnd Mnnae;er
vv
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Amer. or European plan. Golf, flshltur. etc
k run. water In every room: prlv4 bataa
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Sailing- About
JANUARY 25, 1920
for
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, Apply to
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Lons famous jis cast central Florida's
most churmlns winter resort tho city
of tourist and homo-eecker appeals
I'lno 18-holo golf course. Best in hunt
inc. fishlns-, bathing nna omer oumoor
recreations A network of beautiful
'1 need motor roads. Stetson
University, Concert Band and finest
motor ramp In Florida. Sweet, pjr
artesian water. Tropical ailments nd
malaria unknown. On the main line
Atlantic Coast Line R. IX. Rejched b
St .' ihn'B Illver steamers, connect--
with the EaBt Coast by auto bus
lln.. ..arm mptrnna ltSI. hotels
and fmaller nomeliKe noieis.
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I'ntnnm Inn ISO The Falms ."0
The Melrose SO The Alabama 20
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DATTONA. FI.A.
DWTONA, IXA.
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BERLIN NAMES ENVOYS
us to the national capital
As we assemble, we observe with
fllWMl fltlf,!Ctir.,i llinf tlin tTilcit nf pnm. -VOI1L'
nn.:Lr. ;t .f in.. .. n-t;n- i , u for 1 dris.
Rome. No appointment has been made
The
Associated Press cor-
promisi is sit-mim- vvoriting am vvi- .,. d t j (, t B
?"r Vi. i.VTf"1,! f" 2 JLersuer, head of the German peace del-
,.u,. ..v. ... t.wu.1 ui.Mi iw bv. i,.-...w. ......n,.,, sa .,! h,I1fr ,.
and ratify fotthwith the treaty of peace
egutiou, is not being considered in this
with its league-of -nations covenant. r,.,, 'nnnointnipnt of a representative
"We represent organizations whose I , ti 1 cine 11011?!! abcvaiice
inembership includes aU a ties and. nXtheX"t he telat o'ns
spiking for them, we unhcsitatinsilv ,"'"n (pl.mBnv and the United
affirm that the country desires peace at 1 1V'en t-,elmauy nml UR unlte"
once. states.
"We urge immediate ratification, with i ,.., ,.,, r-wm i t-i.-..i
such reservations as may secure in the I SWISS WANT EXPLANATION
Senate the necessar.v two-thirds, even
though this may require from the treaty- Ak Supreme Council of Peace Con
making power the same spirit of self- i r ..... ,
denving sacrifice which won the war. fersnee for Light on League
The world should not wait longer fori Bemo. Jan. 14. (By A. P.) Us
Incorporated 1891
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "West Celina" Sailed
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Coquina" Sailed
SS "Lake Galera" Jan. 17
For rates and particulars apply to
Earipline Steamship &.
Philadelphia. Pa.
iCL
w
BfivOT.?ri
'rwiyis m
ir
iis?
I WardmanParkHofel
Connecticut avvc ivooa.ey jioiji I
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A wonderful combination of luxury and "
comfort fifteen nundred (all outside '
tiyoms with private baths. f
Illustrated booklet and further par .
v.culars on request
FTMFW nVTB Minsrw.
-. JFJC&JZJT&sA
On the BeautifulJfalifax Ri
Burlington Hotel
American and European Plani
11 Rooms, 222 Baths. S2.M) to $"-
i T MII.IER Mrr Washln.tnn. D
riv minute frnm vrvthln
' "The l'rettlest Resort In the World"
Thn wonderful write bcacn on the ocean sm
Is Internationally lamoua Decuse oi vne annual iall,
i.t .. in.nw minmnhll. rfio. tinrt nn thn hanlf, nf "
c TIallfax where pr'vate yachts ride at anchor. Is Davtona- '.
tine public bul'dlnm, smart shops, lovely winter homes and .
n twenty unexcelled hotels.
slno Huruoviie Is the gay center of music and social life. I in
ile coif at faea li-eeze and a Donald J. Ross course of 0 holes
mnkted at Dij-tona Sport fishlne. In river and ocean, hunt'nc
arby pine forests, surf bathing, sacrtlngr, tenn's For lnformn
.atn InHltr.Hlll ImtflH HT erd for Socklft J
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DAYTONA UIliUttliK Uf UUilLlCKUU
'rjP RocKi.nnr.E. fla.
tp5 wmitmm
mimwe&imtmmw
Hotel , Ciraclty
The Desplnnd SSO
ri.e Onbles I."
ilmetto ., 2
v,w T'l,n,irst '
-'.o licyon .. .... . "0
-o rpnnct HO
-hm I'I"S I50
Itennelt . .. .. 0
Hotel
Tv Lane Inn.
The Cnlnnlil
The Wllll-lnx ..
I'rlnre Oeorre ,
lintel Schmidt .
Hotel Windsor
The iKllnetnn .
The Lrnds -st
Cupnrlt
tours;
Ametica to conclude peace.
"ANNA A. GORDON'
"HERBERT MYRICK.
"TIMfniY SHUA.
"JOHN O'GRADl'.
"HERBERT S. HOUSTON.
Chairman."
Mr. Brjau Is Awaited
Mrs. Harriman and Bishop McDowell
went to the White notice, xiiey saw
lilanalions as to the acknowledgment of
Swiss neutiality within the league of
nations will be asked in tho reply of the
Swiss Government to the note from the
supreme council of the Peace Conference
legarding Switzerland's adherence to
tho league. This was deteimimd upon
by tho government esterday.
Accotdiug to the Swiss view this ac
knowledgment must he given as a fou
dition to Switzeiland's adherence. A
r. .. ... rr .... t. 1 .! tllLlUIl LU .3
neeieinrv mini iity. .ins. iciiiiyiiutittT, ,, ,vtln -.vlll n tn Purls- for the urn--
n lie lrt i ..-- ..--. .w .- - . - . ,
JSpTHK ANNUAL MKRTING OF THE
..1 i, 'ur, "' ,,(- lUWIIP'Ill III lVhOlfs-
eentat:.M,,"w 'Jn'in u'.,n.,a ""
ltoiebich'.. i'.-07 North ti.hstreit. ' at
jv i i-ut.i,AHU, s.cretary.
l'rnnosnlH
BCffiVI,1S'U'IrT O,1; '"ILADKU.htC"
mki. . ""Winn auurosscd to tho Com
?ml" , Property will be received at ts
Office Of the Heard nf UnMI. j "i ' al tile
l?rThury.5un
nm v, nrlnvii nai -..LZ1Y, """ VJM-
M&n, 0ef""itonn Ride. No 2 i?afnC
ITS? &,Un",d,0,r,'ho "Si'H'o"-.
PPflPAJ .1 ii "" . '" ' " i
lt&Z 'lr
I eMruc;IlhJ.JBJ?l....'" hn qptnea tor
L'ritloo to bul.d ur' " i? "WLJ "dl-
.uaiton upon atiDUi-ifin,. . ' ulvr mror
;Hr uppiitatlon to conutructinc
I?O.P0SVi tt XOTTON TOIVKI,
1H lHl.ll.rn1 "H "UKLAP OtFltLliF
, teS:M.u;ftrS
. fd"h,f'iuSf.1"-. ' duplicate, will b. ...
uti KutUp. InformiOonn rV-
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tw
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'!!''etr, T donl?dr..olutlon f tne bo"!
FtBml lncr..l.vl1? or als.ODrnvlnv u n-n.
I. 3fc 7 TtSSSKLj
i 130T
Mrs. Moore. Mr. Morrison. Mr. Me
pose of carrying on verbal negotiations
Cyy' 10V TRAVEL 5v
I AtSIoitie orASg !
7 Abroad j
I I Conrult lTa Ab-iut Tour I . II
11 Itinerary and Tickets 1 I
' I I M'rltc cr Phone I I '
I , American ExpreHS ir J
a Travel Department fr'tf
V-jSkX WjniBi ilirr'i, Vlaln lloor Ji I
V3- Junliier St. Entrance fZI
XCN. rhiii. Fu. eO-
VyX. rh spruce :. swA
1 M rtxtrfSSZm,
. ,'iVi'ii hi'.', iUiillui'rin tlH'f?T"il
Halfway to tho far South Climate unexcelled, being
free from enervating Influences, affording wonderful oppor
tttnlties for outdoor sports under most ideal conditions
Elghteen-holo golf course In excellent condition In charge o'
professional nmmett French Weekly drag hunts anc Quail
ant turkey shooting On Capitol Highway, with improved
roads In every direction
Illtlilnnil Pines Tnn, ;.1B
Southern Pine Hotel, It
The Southland, 75
The Perkins, 40
The. New Knelaml House, 31
The Hollywood. 115
Jefferson Inn, Ii
The Juneau, 70
Cedar Pines Villa, 4
Highland Lodge, S3
For Booklet Aililm. W. C. Mud-ett
JACIiSUSiVlLLK. VI.A .
FINANCIAL
Dividends
PS5P THi: IND TITLH AND TRUST CO.
? December 31. 1010.
raultal ja.ooooon.no
Surplus .... .... 0,. 100,000. 00
Undivided profits .... too. 3111 77
Th Hoard of Directors of tho Land Title
and Trust Co has this day declarod a quar
terly dividend of live dollar per sharo on
stock Issued prior to December 81 It) 10, pay.
able "cbriurv '.' 120. to stoikholdors of
record at 3 P. m January 15 1020
recora ai u. LKVI8 p 0EIaKK. jr
1 a nii-rv 13 1H'-'" Treasurer
I
TOURsi TOURS wtacMmrBCT' rfw j
nnl.l! bCHLVLKlLL NAVIGATION.
.RAILROAD AND COL COMPANY
333 Walnut Street
Philadelphia. December 0. HJltl.
A dividend of ono dollar (11.00) per share
has been declared payable Thursday. Jan
uary 15. 19J0.
Checks win be mal ed.
Transfer books will be closed Friday,
December 10. 110. at S P. m.. and re
opened 1-rlday. January Id. 1020 at 10 . rn.
openea r'pIlKaT0N URUARLnY. JR..
treasurer.
n-3? nvncu
cy TITLK lNbURANCi;
CO.,
OF TIIH RI0.1L LSTATK
AND TRUST
O.'a inesinui si . .
Philadelphia. Jan. 18. 1020.
auarterlv dividend of $1 per sharo and
an extra dividend of tt per share have been
declared bv the Hoard of Directors, pa able
Kibruary " 1020 to stockholders of record
this date. Checks will be mailed
tms ai DANIHL UOU.S-KMAN.
Ti ..surer.
KSr LUMBERMEN'S INSURANCE CO..
127 Walnut st.
Philadelphia. Pa Jan. 13, joyo.
The directors have this dav declared a
semiannual dlvtdend of ten per rent (10).
payable 15th Inst, to stockholders of record
this date. Checks will be mailed
ARTHUR II CLEVIi.NC-BH.
creiurv.
Office of Tin United Oua Improvement Co.
N, W. Cor. Hrnad and Arch Street.
Philadelphia. December 10. ioiD
The Director, have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of two per nt (11.00
per share), pay.blo January IB. J010. to
Stockholder, of record at the clo.e of bus),
nr.s December 81 loin Check, will b
mailed. I. W. MOHItlH, Treasurer.
Amo ican Teleplione & TeiCgraph Co.
A dlvtdsnd of Two Dollar, per .hart will
be paid on Thursday. Jan. IB, 10'iO. to stock
holders of record at ths close of bunluesj
on Baturdsy, December 20. 1010.
a. D. MII.NL'. Trcaaur.r.
PARTNERSHIPS
tJ35 ALPTN t. CAMERON AND lnUJAM
i' r. Denerre, copartner., tradlns a.
A. J. C.meron ti Co., tnanufacturera of
worsted yarn, and top.. Kenslnjton nnd
Ft Olenwood Avenues. Philadelphia, Pa..
announce, that Alpln vyi .Citneron hi. been
Minuted to parinarauip m ." rw, r
'-V'Tm
T,
JEveiy Week Day
a working way
1 1 I No severe caU la w'ctpf ino ctnan I
awvy ciot-isig: not uqu re J
Itcnti JncksonIHe Az1k'
A towh decripte ol tha city ci
YOLxl otpoitun y, vh o Ui 01 Is
tnore cfi nut, ui ie oenn .rtal io aod
better i".sl at ecual v-asti tin fa
sect oni (eis UvrffJ tn utmte
Cooy r. on uvicttoa. v.ce
City Alv-rti6inc Rent.
Hooiui zz, Citj Hull,
dacksouvuie. ir londa.
TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
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so T
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03 A
The Islinetnn 00 KW i
The Lvnds -st B0 II J 1
fc. The Mnrrnlla 4" I 1. i Q
h T'. s.vill,. r el l a
i rgSAAMi 'ft'rnrq . . ... rl A h 1
MlUJTiltJlN 'WM:s, N. C. SsOCTIIRRN PINES. N. C.
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iiil'WKiiiiiiinP idPM!rP'niSai didiiiiiwiiir IP wiiii
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kiN in ;i: en.,ii. r t-.-,.,.wk
I" . a.llJla.tr'in'lIKIAiJUn if .4
sonville. directly on the '
ucantunl Indian Itiver, in
the heart of the orange belt.
A high dass, moaern hotel,
with a capacity of 300.
ALL TUE Oirr-DOOR SP0R.T3
AT TIIHIK WEST
Excellent golf, tennis, motor-boating,
fishing, hunting, etc Orchestra,
dancing, frequent social entertainments.
Open January Sih to April I
Write for descriptive literature and
terms. IIENRY M. LEECH. Mans.er
tflvvc .-...... ... ..... , .... J
st pirrunsinnti. fla.
Manhattan Hotel
m' ful cruunds music
6t. I'etersbarc.
(toaern elect.
Get beoktat.
RICHMOND. VA.
&79t7i
Most mnpnlll.ent i.l 1,
the South. Rooms slnrle or
en suite, with nnd without
siii, European plan. Il
lustrated booklet on re
quest. O. F. VTEIMGFR.
ORLANDO. FJ.A
CLKARUATmt jrTT
CLEARWATER
tne .sinlcsnGnir. The rhnrm r h.
readyjor occunanc,. $730 ,0 $2.500 for
James Vincent Davidson
Tremont Hotel Ah,if"B"fuV,ucom,50.,,-
able, homelike hotel
smer A Euro plan Public orlvate hath.;
I heat : run siater In every room. Sun psrlor
s. spaiiuua vemnuBa unuer neio maKaoemenr.
write :s. ti owitucj.-soviilt. Mj?r AssoclaU
Hotel Roal Palms Hotel. Jackeonvllls, Fla.
u
EASTER TOURS
S. S. IMPERATOR
FEBRUARY 21
Tour VIII. England, France, Bel
gium, Switzerland, Spain.
EASTER IN SEVILLE.
OR
THE
S. S. MAURETANIA
MARCH 10
Tour X. England, France, Belgium,
Switzerland, Italy.
EASTER IN ROME.
Ml.
$
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nw'i "3"i;i; u p sii!C. --1 ' ""
o'WAW&i S JcwoBnile, FU.1'
5!,M!il " Trim v Sleei Iirepioof .
fuiJlf liliim ..(,nm r.VJropeJ"1. P": "-
sisiiiiijimrj.pl ..- '"ic- 3iou una i
TEL ASTOR
European Plan 1 50 up Per Day.
c 11. wBsr aicr.
CLEARWATER
M..1.
nERyrp
KDICMIONAL
Itoth Sees
i. , if s i.nr,..i
tl,,1'?CM u?.Ptr "ay. with bath.
m&
&&.Et.lSi i? per-Vav 'ASd up" SS1
IiiiWBt ,uiv'a.,.ea Viu";'et-.. . i inn
j. n.
f hns
Pound President.
. Dnv Manarer
Hotel Windsor, Jv$&
and ono of Florida's tlnest races beau
tlful Hemming Park, convenient to
theatres and bhoppine center Big
airy bed rooms, sun parlors, unique
dining rooms. Robeit n Mever Prop
J taM?aUBh,,JackonviUet Ha.
LEARN LANGUAGES
AT TnE
EERUTZ SCHOOL
1511 CnESTNrT STREET
Entrance on loth Street
By the Berlitz Method Stud nt.
le.rn not only to read and write
but espeiially to unuer.tHQ.
and to speak tha foreign las
euase TRTAt. LESSON FRKB
Our. eTaduatrs are in constant demand foe
payinc poeltions. Qresir bhortn.nrt
easy, speedy Eastern. CamntntA h,i..n I
nd secretarial courses Day and Ni.nt
ciass.s xntenslve traMlns: Enroll
any time Call or write for full
lis Pirn -. nrsiNF.ss (otLpnit
ni j rnll.ee of Commrrre
ion Chotnnt St PhlladeluhU
ura from frost to flnicera"
"4u .
The Hamilton Hotel
BERMUDA
"The Queen of Inter Resorts'
The larirest and tlnest hotel on th
islands -and of fileproof cnnslrnc'lnn
modern In equipment and operntlnn fnlf
tennis, boatlnc rldlntr driving dam Inn
fishlne bathlnB In the sea. elae. enrlni'd
sun parlor 200 fet lone drill too ,)ut
side rooms 250 with connecting bath
all equlpoed with telephones tw. -I.va
vors .Hamilton Hotel Orchestra Ooer.
inn 10. n
HAMILTON nOTEL COMPANY LTD
Booklet Cable address Hotel lorm ud
FLORIDA
WRITE
FOR DETAILS
CALIFORNIA
Leaving
January 21, Feb. 4 and 18, March 3
' Wo will viait Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Crmond,
Palm Beach, Havana, Tampa, Oklatraha River,
Palatka.
Toura Leaving
January 21, February 4 and 18, March 3
To the Petrified Forests, Grand Canyon, San Fran
cisco, Santa Cruz, Loa Angeles, the Big Trees, Del
Monte, Santa Barbara, Paaadena, Riverside, San
Diego, Apache Trail and New Orleans.
WEST INDIES CRUISE S. S. TOLOA, April 17th
of the Great White Fleet.
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
Carry thoso Spendable Everywhere
American Express Travelers Cheques
On sale at Banks in the United States and Canada
and at Express offices. Safe and satisfactory.
AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
Wanamakcr'i, Main Floor, Juniper St, Entrance, Ph'la., Pa. Phones -Spruce 5, Filbert 1
IC3ES
THE FAR EAST
Sailinff From San Francisco
February 28, March 6, April 5, June 26.
Visiting Japan. Korea, China, Tlie Philippines.
Also a Cherry Blossom Tour sallln. from Seattle
March 16, to Japan only.
HOTEL JACKSON
Opp. Chamber t'ommerre
Moderate Rates
lOORoome. 50 l'rilutp ll.itlis
HOTEL FLAGLER
Cnr. Adam, nnd Davis St... Jacksonville.
Fla. Three blocks fro.,, rnlonP?aUo0
S1.50 PER DAV TOP KTE
100 outside rooms 50 pruate bath.
Every modern comfort and nvenlenc.
J. D. MrlTOEN. Met.
t.M MU'lll.M., I-LA.
. Benson Sorincs Inn
ENTERPRISE. FLA.
rntnnii. for Its $1 mi
CIIICKFM WAFFLE DINNER
Running . water In rooms Private hatha.
Vecetablei, and Fruit From Our Farm,
Hl'NTlNO FISHING
Quail. Deer. Wild Turkey
St. John's river boats stop st our dock
Booklet., W. K. IIU.W. Manager.
Post-Graduate School
of Music and The Fine Arts '
1300 LOCUST ST.
A school for the developing of Artist,
Strayer' Business College
Philadelphia s Greatest nuslness School
S07 Chestnut St .Phon. Walaui : Si
THE MI'RFiYTfl! STUDIO of hksmTtij-
AltT 10 S llh .t Wn.V'.i Snr'ic- JoAJ
ATI.STIf riTT
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL-
tor
ATYPICAL CHILDREN
VENTNOR PARKWAY AND SUJINER AVE
Minute Pork. Atlantic City, ST J.
A select school of adjustment where spe
cialized Individual medical and educational
treatment and training, combined with the
Invigorating nullities of Atlantic City cli
mate, stimulate the greatest physical and
mental development in nervous and back
ward children D.twl's sent upon application
RESORT STK MSIHPS
Eastern Cubai
line Amerlcnn Pnssengrr St.nmer
MUNAMAR
"500 tons riltplrrmrnt
New York to Antilla
Mom fi hours bv rail from Pan-
tluap, Cuba's s.ciind largest city
hailing fnrtulghl'y nn sHiirilny
Jan. 17-31. Fjb'y 14-28. Mark 137
Ml uuts'q staterooms. Spe
lal staterooms de Luxe
For pastoge rotri end farther parties.
.an apply lo any Toarht Agtncy or
Munson Steamship Line
.. l'"enger Department
g.Bt Denver St.. New York
Young Men and Hot.
LANCASTER. PA.
pa lm nmrii. ru .
I Palm Beach Hotel .AdJ0!' 'ant-eat hotel
' . . ; -iiou. nom. aoo.
!,. fnMt n-..i mod rat.s
C
hold, son fln'.f
M'arni s hsttt.
MU8IO
KURTZ VOICR rTTTrrHOa--
I Mo, Walnut St., Phil.
Csrne Iall,lN, TC -V'(dues4a7S
Wth .r For Boy Bixlowrt
SUUURBAN TO LANCASTER. PA.
Rate. te00 S700 JStK)
Accurdlnfi- to location of room
Every bov studied Individually by expert
teacher.. Home. life. Refined environment
Over 100 acre, located In tha beautiful nd
healthful suburb, of Lancaster. Excellent
train service. Modern building, and quid
ment. , aymnaalom. aupervised athl.tlci.
swimming pool, t7ack. two athletic field, and
water .port.. Limited .r.rollmsm, .mail
classes. Special Saturday session to aid atu
dents to mak. the, weekly school rundarda,
For Catsltw address
EKV. JCsfN HjiSCH-vrACKr. A. B..
iivoj: (18, Ijnicastsc," p.
BE1MUBA
ileal Winter Taxation JtHaort
FURNESS BERMUPA LINE
F.tt, twin-screw, palatial .teamen
fcaill.ig from New York
S.S. "FORT HAMILTON"
11,000 Ton. Displacement
Jan XT.2S ; Feb. 7. 18, 13
S.S. "FORT VICTORIA"
14.000 Ton. Dlnnlacem.nl
Feb. 31-2S , March O-10-10-27
No passport, rmjulrta for Eorrondli.
fur lunoer partwuiar. a&plr to
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
row Hoam). Whttalmtl till How York
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