Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, April 01, 1920, Night Extra, Page 18, Image 18

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E'! jt America five Ocrrian warships rtllo-
wire to tnn umw Mates, his uaitie
ttlps' ore being fitted at the yard for
Easy Payment Terms on the
1 VJS.
Adjustable nozzle, carpet sweeper brush, extra thick bag,
General Electric motor, extra length cord these are some
of the superior features of the Philectric.
Wc urge immediate-action to make sure of your Philectric
at the present price. Demonstrations at Electric Shop and
District Offices. Or, phone Walnut 4700 for full information.
The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
We build
better factories
for bigger production
By better factories we mean more efficient factories. The hind
that yield maximum production with maximum economy.
How can we guarantee such results? Because we plan and
design every detail of routing material, placing machinery, power,
lighting and sprinkling systems before construction is begun.
Steele's staff of
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turing processes from every angle. Every improvement is sought to
increase your production and redu:e cost.
We have proven time and again our ability to decrease cost
and increase production capacity under The Steele Idea of Industrial
Construction.
During our 55 years of experience in producing industrial
plants of the utmost efficiency we have built up specialized depart
ments second to none in America. This complete, expert industrial
service is part of our total service to clients.
The sum and substance of The Steele Idea is that we build your
plant under one intelligent plan and direction, one responsibility and
one contract, from start to finish. All uncertainty and risk of error
are eliminated by centering control in Steele.
Manufacturers who arc thinking of building, rebuilding or
adding to their factories are invited to put their problems up to
Steele. Phone or write for an interview.
Ufii
Engineers
PHILADELPHIA
n tlirco montlis cruise with the mid-
onipmon s cinsis irom .nnnpoun 10 Mun '
Rhlnnmn'H pins frnm Atinnnnllrt Ii
,, ..,.. nnd (leorRp Tempest, who has been act
Name Police Superintendent Today jnB assistant superintendent, will be
Director of Public Safety Cortclyou J named as aide to Mills. i
Philectric Cleaner
OUR big, annual cleaner sale is
on $2.50 places the Philectric
Cleaner in your home, Balance
is payable at the very conve
nient rate of $3.50 per month.
The Philectric is exceptional
value at the present price of
$40 with eight cleaning at
tachments, $50.
experts first thoroughly
Architects
STEELE Ik S9HS dS
announced that lie would name the new 1.
Rupcrinienucni ot ponco touay. n is
virtually certain that Acting superin
tendent of Police MilN will be named
studies your manufac
Constructors
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OPENS IN N. 1
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Anglers . Prepare to Flook to
Streams Prospects of Full
Strings Are Bright
Klmer, N. J., April 1. Trout fish
ermen opened the season in New Jer
sey today when they flocked to inland
streams and lakes to cast their flics for
the wary brook, brown and rainbow
trout. The open season, which also in
eludes salmon, ends July 15.
The trout fishing offers the first
sprint; sport for the rod and line en
thusiasts. The season for pike nnd
pickerel dors not open until May 120,
aud that is followed by the season for
blnck, calico, rock and white bass,
erappie, pike perch, pike, while nnd
jellow perch nnd trout, opening
June 15.
Except where winter floods broke
through the banks of pouds and lakes in
some parts of South Jersey nnd let. the
game fish escape, most, of the popular
haunts of the nngler give promise of
seasonable sport. The absence of recent
heavy rains has permitted the Ktrcams
aud waterways to clear, and sportsmen
say that the trout should be hungry
and ready to rise greedily.
Trout fisblug has ibecome popular in
South Jersey inlnnd water courses in
teccut years, through the efforts of the
State Kisli nnd Game Commission in
"planting" large numbers of fish.
The Jersey fish mid game lavs fix
n limit, of twenty-five front or ten
salmon n day for individual anglers,
ami fish taken' out must measure six j
inches.
Uhm Moot Beautiful
Car in America
SEASON
IKUU
LUlUeW
You cajnnot properly appreciate
our new five passenger "Glen
brooH." Touring' model by read
ing' about it.
GOV A. UlltCY Ptaideat
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394 WQftTH BROAD
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A new week-day express train, "The Daylight Special," with
Conches, Parlor Cars and Dining Car, leaves Rending Terminal
6.00 A. M. Standard Time, arriving New York (Liberty St.) 8.00
A. M. Standard Time (9.00 A. M. Daylight Saving Time).
EXPRESS TRAINS PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
WKKKUAVK
' Arrive
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Term-Liberty I W. 2Jd
Inul St. I St.
i;in M bin
7 110 ii.irj 11.1
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Parlor nml Illhcr
Parlor Club Ac Diner
Parlor anil Diner
Parlor nml Dlrinr
Parlor and Dlnrr
Parlor
Pnrlorand Diner
Parlor
Sleeper
STANDARD TIME
All tnUn (Inira alionrn aliote are KiiNlern Standard
Time. Add one hour for "Huyllght SnTlng" Time.
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
HOSEA WATERER
Highest Quality Tested Seeds
Seedsman
E -tAM""i
Madam, Your Beat Servants
Are Spear Ranges and Heaters
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with
RANGES; when
ordinary
ive you the
worry-free comfort with the fullest measure
of economy in coal, in work and in time.
Send to us for booklet on Spear Ranges or Spear Heaters.
JAMBS SPEAR STOVE & HEATING CO.
1823 Market Street ltSa;,''
ii (bpcar htoves made in
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MING TO BREAK
ERIN STUTZ
Now York Stock Exchange Bars
Dealings in Motor Com
pany's Stock
New Yorh. April 1. In taking tho
first step toward breaking the corner
which has existed on tho Now York
Stock Kxchango in Rtutz Motor Co.
shares, the governing committee of the
exchnngo yesterday unanimously voted
in favor of a resolution under which all
members of the exchange nre prohibited
temporarily from dealing in Stutr. stock,
either on tut floor, in their offices, or in
nny other circumstances.
This means that no member ot the
exchange may execute nn order in Slut.
Motor for n customer until the bnn
has been lifted, without putting himself
in a position where ho may be severely
disciplined.
When the announcement was made
that the exchange had prohibited its
members from dealing in this stock, n
great hue and cry immediately went up
that dealings in fltuta would be trans-
flt(l In tlln rM,rti mai't.'M frwlfiv nnrl
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trading restrictions eliminated, it would
shoot up like a skyrocket. This hope
of those who would like to see such
nu exhibition was quickly dashed to
earth by K. It. McCormack, president
of the New York Curb Mnrket Associa
tion, who announced that no member
of the nssoclatlon would bo permitted to
deal in Stutz in the open mnrket. lie
said that, non-members trading in the
outside market were, of course, not
subject to the rules of the association.
No announcement has como from the
Consolidated regarding what action it
will take, but it was said last night by
those in a position to know that Stnt
will not be traded in on that exchange
either.
Uho Most Sorvictatlo
Truck in America
STREET. PHILAOaPHIA
"DAYUGHT SPECIAL"
TO
NEW YORK
SUNDAYS
I'ae Arrive Parlor
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Inr 'rAork Sleeping
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A, M. time in llcht typ
F. M. time la haary type
L Saturdaya oalj-.
. iVeek-iIay except Satnr(l.T
Sleeptnr tar mT be occupied
10.00 P. M. to 7.00 A. U.
and fiulb Importer
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WATEREK'S SPECIAL EVER
GREEN LAWN GRASS SEED
J 07-109 S. SEVENTH ST.
.Int HelniT Cheatnut
riiii,Ai)i;i,riii
Itell nnd Keynlone I'lionen
enil for l"rre Dei-crltithe 4'alalut ne
Si:r.ll. I'KNT. Ill I.Uf. liAIIIHi.N TOOLS,
l'KRTII.I7.i:il! und 1NOIU Til lllliS
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pup
compared
kitchen
appliances,
utmost of service, of
I'huaaelplua since leib)
KILLS HER FIVE CHlLbREN
Mother Then Tries Suicide and Re
covery Is' Doubtful
Kilt City, Okla., April 1. With their
heads crushed and their throats cut,
five small children of Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Cowart were found dead yester
day In n, tent In which they had been
making n temporary homo three miles
south of here. The wife nnd mother lay
beside the children with her throat
slashed. An ax, razor and butcher
knife, nil blood-stained, were found
in tho tent.
Screams of the children attracted a
man plowing a field nearby, but nil the
children were dead before ho reached
the tent, nnd the mother had succeeded
in slashing her own throat.
&eal estate anb putlfomg exposition
First Regiment Armory
Broad and Callowhill Streets, Philadelphia
EASTER WEEK-APRIL 5TH TO lOTHy 1920
IN ALL COLORS1
SHAFCO-WYT
A Smooth Durable Finish
for Metal and Wood
Retains Us Original Color
and Lustre Indefinitely
CAN BE WASHED
Pailne Uilior of Cltnnlnr and
t'ollnhlnr
Shafco-Wyt Is the Ideal
Finish for
Toilet Articles, Picture Frames
Brass Sinns, Metal Beds,
Gas nnd Electric Fixtures',
riumbins Fixtures, Lamps,
Closet Scats, Push Plates,
Automobile Trimmings,
Electric Switch Plates
Plumbins Fixture in Bath
and Toilet can be inithed in
potition, thu saving annpyanee
and expense of Removal and
Replacement.
SKH OUH KXIItniT. HOOTUB 107-8
THE CHAS.W.SCHAFFER CO.
CUAUfn numbing ri.xturM
uimrUl iintltroom 1'uriiltlilntn
3214 Chestnut Street
lUrlnr 1720 West -lot
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Home Buyers $
Will Benefit
Architects
Will Be Intereated S
Builders
Will Appreciate
Plasterers
Will Wekorne
Our Kxhlblt of FircprooniiR.
Klre-lleslstlrts ami Sanitary
Building Materials
Real Eitate & BIdg. Expoiition
First Regiment Armory
April 5th to 10th
I PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
N. E. Cor. Broad and Arch St.
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i Bridgman Bros. Co. I
nootha N'oa. 108 and 113
Steam & Plumbing Supplies
Hollers uhd UaUlatora, Tlnnera'
and l.oofera' Supplies, "IlueUa"
ripeleaa Kurnncea, Water Supply
&ytem.
Sole Agents for
John lloiirlni -'. lllgh-OraU
rlumlilnc 1'ixturea
Main Odice and Showroom
30th & Chestnut Sts.
Branches
183ft Kunt Ontario St.
Vn'lilii(rtoii Aveit l'uaayuuU Ae.
AWtVUtUV'.,Al.VVVV'AVV
Heating, RoofltiK, Plumbing and
Shcct-Mclul ApplianccH
Mrtiiufiivturrr'K llepresrnldlUe fgr
Bengal Heating Apparatus
and Saxco Fuel Saver
A. F. HENRICKS CO.
(ll'Fin: IIQ1 UKTST STllKIJT
110OTIIS NOH. 40-7.8-0 AT T1I15 SHOW
Exceptional
Central
Offering
;8'.r x 188'. Light
.'J sides. Assessed
870,000. Present
i n c o in e, $8.".O0.
LEWISA.TAULANE
Cor. 9h & Walnut Sts.
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! SAMUEL STERN
Ileal Estate Broker
frrj. of r:iclit Nuceesaful Hide. Aaao'a
10 U NOIITII AMKItKUN lll.IKi.
llrv(t mill Sunaoni hta.
rminKi.i'iiiA
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Ko.luiif. Iture 3D-87
C. Harry Johnson
Realtor
1120 Chestnut Street
REPORT VETERANS "WET"
i i in
Association's Questionnaire Shows
Beer and Lljjht Wines Favored
Washington, April 1. Former
service men aro In favor ot legislation
permitting the sale of light wines ond
,bccr. according to ft statement Issued
by the headquarters of the Ilank nnd
File Veterans' Association here.
A questionnaire sent out to thirty
eight states shows tho service men of
nil but two states In favor of light
wine and beer, the statement de
clared, The replies to the questionnaire
also show tho veterans opposed to uni
versal military training and favortag
a bonus, paid for by taxation of ex
cess profits.
Organiied 1853 Cah Cnpitnl $6,000,000
THE HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK
ELBRIDGE G. SNOW, Present
Our i-epreaonUlive at the EXPOSITION will he pleated to advite
you on any matter pertaining to Firo or other allied branches of
insurance
Philadelphia Officfc 224 South Fourth Street
STRENGTH REPUTATION SERVICE
"You mau delay, but lime loill io." Benjamin Franklin
The
SERVICE
that never delays
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
of Philadelphia
BE SURE TO SEE OUR
Mineral Cement
Grave Vaults
AND THE
No-D-K Caskets
AT TUB N
ARMORY SHOW
They arc beautiful in design,
air-tight and waterproof. They
arc poured in a mould, avoid
ing the necessity of joints.
Catalogues upon request.
Mineral Cement Grave
Vault & Casket Corp.
Main Office:
Terminal Annex Building,
Philadelphia
Central Sites for
Improvements
Arthur Boswell
233 N. 13th St.
Personally familiar with loca
tions, prices mid lKtsslbllltles in
central locations, especially in the
10th. 14th and 15th vnrdn.
Mental Department : Store,
floor.s and buildings rented, Hents
collected In all sections of tho
city.
WHAT ABOUT A
HOME?
City or Suburban
Uuy from or list your prop
erty with us.
Excellent service.
See our representative at the
booth.
WM. G. GLENN
1131 Land Title BIdg.
Phonr, I.ocmt 1S27
1517 Columbia Ave.
riionr, Dlumnnil, 4S1H
i in
A. J. Bozarth Corp.
New Jersey Suburban
Homes
Lots and Homes
Easy Terms
806 Walnut Street
Phone: Walnut 870
The
RICHMOND"
Pipeless Furnace
will bo Bhown by
A. B. NEIMAN
Sellina Agent, 123 N. 2d St.. 1'hlla.
SAMUEL T. HALL, Inc.
Real Estate Brokers
301 Liberty Building
JOHN A. BARRY
507 Land Title BIdg.
Spartan lildy. and Loan
Assn's. ' Plan Cancels Mort
gage in 120 Months.
ZVtcGRIFFIN SYSTEM
of PROTECTION
t
t8 the outgrowth of ah ex
pcricncc of 31 years in the
SECRET SERVICE
of the U. S. Govt.
PROTECTION
Industrial, Bunk, TlnincUl, 'tat.
nrss, rtrsonsl, InTMlUslloni.
THE MATTHEW GRIFFIN CO.
Matthew I Grlmn, ,Prcs.
IVrrr Witt ' Phone 8prurn CO17-0U
innsE
Glyndon PriestmaKT
ermantowil
Member flills. It. B. Board
Will have representa
tive at the Real Estate
noard Dooth each eve
ning who will gladly
furnish information as
to many attractive
houses for sale in Ger
mantown. Glyndon PriestmaXT
e r m a n t o wit
Member Thlla. it, E. Board
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Payless
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Automatic Cleaner
Thi Dranrr (tint cot nnder the
lirflf nml furnlturr Mllhout 11ft
Inc tlip noulo otr tho lluar.
Paschall Sales Co.
13 So. 8th St.
bttt it demautrattl, Vooth 7
- juit tntUt tho door.
Daily Demonstrations
of the
Transmit-O-Phone
Fow Auto Signal
Vulca Patch
THE SHOW
ADOLPII WOLFF
2G South 15th St.
Greenfield & Taubt
Ileal Estate
Venn Square liuilding
UC18 South I'cnn Squa
uurc
Philadelphia
I'rll Dion.. I.ocut 4013
Hrjratonr, Hare 101 1
Heymann & Bro.
310-12 Widencr Uuilding
Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILIP N. AHNOLD
Realtor
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