'vrwtv i 1WZ a5'- vpcsB 7HB.nTTcrs7 .wa-57S7; fivTrr: -r,7-. VAV?i "'' '' 'J'i ' - ttVev "tl VW'V, t'i , (''iii'' 'l "i. 4 J w ''. Hfl m -Trr ' " 1 ' biibibSHbw . vr BttMHW j . i airi i,am una"" ii'tiiinii ! i j .i-'vvy ) Mil i' KP1W 'EdMflScSa ri tat1 - 'wMBBitLJifl tfjIKillMB CTl'-j'ljM'JI jl ft rmfi mSIM&iSl HHH yMHIiii Wf ", .3 - - aaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTMaaTIIIilBTJi1Mi - SmJI1 : WrMKrlf ii IrroJinBiifrlBP a tiWW in n nlfiTir n WB r( 7n e:!tmI- tif, idvening public bgbbhiiiadbihia: hubsdat rAm wm-r ; ' V' A iu '( JL LSfl & i I Netrl teltgra atattnd BHlilIca ''thft Isil c Yaf1i A5ra tMltto f ;,iwmiB 1IIW , , Alt S?. comn W ort'.1 If. ... i tun pi joroaa pj he wa fxjemo liiHy i iy a tnir ireporUl F1 .r" PS ., saw: 1 "W Hoot !tol nublicl ticket, I Kina Jaent,sfl H"c ! tbo IM' nia. not for the I Ident. of Natl tion. Thati enter tl teat SH '.' .UAC. , v .vu wa"" i . m ine iieem llcan HS ???! F Sre P Hi noreraijr ', Tiubllcat"!. lV as an l rv i-i KflKut e a i' "M r-..lutj : J""'" to Pa 'Justice Jfl for b.; jnoTie mout. le.ftjheii' two.cut ShtMwt . he Ml! ' 500 a and aht1; the, $0$ cauw pi When Our Ships Come In hi f The arrival of every ship in the Port of Phila delphia is an event of financial interest to Philadelphia merchants. Last year 3504 ships touched at this port. Of this number 600 were of 8000 tons. These 600 ships spent approximately $13,200,000 while they were here. The average 8000 ton steamer leaves behind it $22,000 in cash for goods and services bought in Philadelphia. Of this amount $7500 goes for coal, $1500 for lumber and wood, $4500 for meats, groceries and other supplies, $5800 for stevedoring, $500 for docking and repairs, $100 for laundry, and the rest for pilotage, telegrams, freight forward ing and medical expenses. The crew spends another $1000 on clothing, food and amusements. The belief has been too general that the develop ment of the port did not concern anyone finan cially but the steamship companies and the ship ping men. We are interested in the full development of th business of his Port, for we feel that directly or indirectly a good share of it will come to thi CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Philadelphia Chestnut at Second f, belnfltf rora M Intern Jtri, Suited Snuytc turcfi A1 ami ail( Ohio) tlmf hi aiJUojl" "J 'T ft Kf lJr&-4 vimhfr. wUMf OfP ; S'V ' Ji-""" fW 3 BUSS gag wear liubli. oue $, X11JC a I l1. OlTth; ( Th;n -"Putt Wf. -.( 'V ;'ninf u &,ty . r). !', atartwifi Pi llflRU South Africa Booklet Now Ready on Trade Conditions We hare prepared a bool lt containing nn antlun tic bupiness analvsis n the fnriirp trndo outlook in tho South African ter ritory. Th matter ron tained therflin will anl materially in nnHwerinR many questJona concern Inpr the prospcets for the Bale of yonr product in South Africa A f(v wit Mn' " "(ti National Bank of South Africa, Ltd. Ne York Office, 10 Wall St. R. E. SAUNDERS, Aj.nt ' Total Reiourcet otter $287,000,000 Exemptfrom Federal IncomeTax&Surtax Free of Pennsylvania State Tax $87,000 City of Hazleton, Pa. Dated Auguit School Otatrlet 4" Oondi 1919 'nt'rttt. February and August Coupon Qonda Denomination J1.000 Snal Matuntiea Auguat 1at 197, to Auouat, 1t40 Legality approved by Maaara Townaend, Elliott of Philadelphia A Munaon Offered at discount to yield 4.60 Price on application s MARTIN & CO. 14U WALNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA " ' -Z ? Office Space I hAt apar in in) nfflr tn ofnr. fcillMIn. n.lthborhnort et Ilro.d an4 CbMtnut. tar one or two ! ntn.r or almltar Un.t Reforen"! rauirtl A44raa C-203 Ledger Office Jnternational Freighting Corporation: Regular Sailings LINES Through Bill of Lading PHILADELPHIA to SOUTH AMERICA C)Uht Hit 49 -TAnvlrAi flnta an4 3IooUfIdMi, liurao Aim i- rmn, rn, k PHILADELPHIA to FRENCH ATLANTIC PORTS Hurrr. nnrd.anx. U Nuare. IlanUrk. tit. UfayetU Bulldlnf, Philadelphia, 170 Broadwar, New York 30 Year in Export Banking TNTIMATE KNOWL X EDGE of the needs and habit3 of the people, acquired by years of ex perience and actual real dence in the countries themselves, is essential when transacting busi ness abroad. Our 23 bronchos in South America, 8 ofilcon in Eu rope and direct connections throughout tho world round out a service broad and com prehensive in every detail. Anglo-South American "BANrCLlMITED New TorU Afencr, 40 Broadway 1817 1020 Fire Association OP PHILADELPHIA N. W. Cor. 4th & Walnut haa given It policy holder solid Indemnity for moro than ono hundred years and haa never been eo strong; financially as now. Have you a poUoy In thla old nnrt rwlahla Oompnny? CHARTER PERPETUAL At A JiBBBBBBBBKaaflW' "VIA COLON" TAe tx worrt ironamlltci Jrte of VAorp tv any Telegraph Co. I Jehn Z. Merrill, rrealdtot DIKECT BOUTE TO CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA Broad St.. New York N0PPEL TAKES OATH AS TUSTIN'S AIDE Formor Businos3 Association Hoad Sworn in as Assistant Welfare Director r$ FINANCIAL JSS IX)VER 31ERION SCHOOL DIS- trlct, Montgomery County. r.. iVi'i or 4t! Hen da Sealed blda are hareby In. vltad for nil or any part of 1100.000 omipon bonda to tn liruod by the School DlitrlM of Low.r M.rlon, Townahlp. Montaomary Coun ty. Pa., lntereat to b at the rate of 4 or 4 eeeordlna- to the rtault of the blfl; (Sinr each bid to atate the rate of lntereat for which it la aubmltted. 8aJd bontla will be of the denomination of 11000- lntereat I payable aemlanmtally. without deduction of any tar. tp D aatea june i. iu. o ma ture aerially aa followa: In four Inatallmanta of 115 000 each, on June 1. 1885: Jane 1. lMO: June 1. 135. and June 1. 104O. and two Installment, of 120.000 each, on June I. IBIS, and December 1 1940. The aaieaaed alue of the taxable property of the School Dlatrlet la SSO.IRS 590 and tt ezletlna funded Indebtedneaa. with the propoaed lana In cluded, will make Ha total Indebtedneaa Itij ' man per cent ot ine au..a v.iujm.uh . I the taxable property In aald School Dlatrlot. ' llonda will be delivered on or about June 1. . 1020. to the .ucreiaful bidder, upon payment of the price bid and accrued lntereat Each I bid muat be occompanled by a certified rheeli for $2000 The check of the auceeaaful mjj.. .. I., .a Iu -aln-(4 mnA tn he IPf- felted If aueh bidder faila to complete the purehaae. No blda under par will be con aldered. Preference will be atjen to bid. baaed on a H ". lntereat rate The riant la raaerved to reject any or all blda, nide will b opened at the Hlah fehool at ia... Ttrna..v. Arvrll 14. 1620. at k o'clock n m . and muat be aent tc and received by the Beeretary. -vTllllam J. Brrnaa. jr.. 122 Coulter av., Ardmore. before Uien I The form of the bend haa been approved by jfte.rt VorBan J-ewla A Bocklu. and may be eimlnei at their office. 0S4 Iand Title llulldlrr Phllkdelphle, Pa Their opinion will be clen upon the legality of the bonda nh.n Uaued rlTTSnUJVOH A n D AVKBTMOIIK I.AM1 COAL COMPANT FinST MORTGAGE 8 TER CENT BONDS. DUE NOVEMBER nBST, 10IS. The underalaned Invitee tendera of above bond, for aale and delHary aa of May 1. 1010, at a price not exceedlne per and lntere.t, to abaorb IV).03.46. a turn no available In Slnldn Fund. Sealed tendera eutlnr nurnbera of bonda offered, addreaaed to Olrard Truat Company. 11V. ..-i- Truatee. 6lnklnir Fund. Plttaburrh mereland.Coal Company Firat Morinn nvt Per Cent Honda, will be received until II m., April io. mo. GIRABD TRC6T COMPANT, TrniUe OKOROB II. STUART Jd. Treaaurar. Philadelphia Pa . March 31. 1030 CHESTNUT STREET REALTY COM PANT FIRST MORTGAGE 4 PER CENT BINKINO FUND GOLD COCFON BONDS, DUE 1059. Tho und-rnlfned InWte. tendera of above I lnde for aale and delivery aa of April 14, I 1020, et a price riot exc-edlna- lnm, and i ncrued intere.r n exbaut 115 OO. a rum now aallabie In S nklnr Fund 3ai.d tender, etallna numberaef bond, nflered, tddreased lo Olrard Truat Companr. I T u.tee Dieetnut Street Ila!ty Company Flrat Mortxaxf ' nonn. mil oe receives until 3 p. m.. April 13. 1020 GIRABD TRDST COMPAKT, Trnatee OEOllOE H. STUART Sd, Traarurer Phllad-lphla, Pa.. April 1. 1S30 TO HOMIER MINIMI ri)MP, FIRST M OF TIJE 'ANY OF FfMONTl COAT. WP8T vntniNiA ORTOAOF. AST) COLLATERAL TRUKT (SERIAL OOLD NOTES. rtotire la n.reDV aien in me noia.ra or the aboe note, that the Company will eitar- : lie ngni imuer tne proviainna or Article 8 Section 2 of the mortgage to redeem all of the ou"iand!nr notea upon the fir. I day of May, 1920, at par and accrued lntereat. Said note, shall be presented for payment at the nf! -f The rcnnrylvanta Company for In.uranoeH on Llv.a t Qrantlnc Annu I ill.. ir'i.ivn u i (.uriwiui oiiT.it nil.- d.lphla P on nr after May let. 1920. after which d.'e nil nt)rest on aald notea ahalt i ceaet Esr.ios r co . it k roumrod I DMilrnd. UiriCL ill THE l'h.SMVLAMA MALI MAM rU'TUKIM, (OMI'M' At a m-itine of the board of director raid Mr da n quarterly dividend' of toe end one-half per cent was declared payable i April 1 1820, to etcikhnldera of record I vtarcb 81 mjn Cheek, will b. mailed. i ARTHUR E RICE. I Tr-e.or. p i ti. Xfercn 22 1020 1 MKI.KT ST TITT.E AND TBrST CO. h H for. A2d and Market eta. Philsdelphla March 80, ln.'O i T- Board of Directora hae thl. day d. "a -J . rr.lannual dl'dend of Eight per i cent or he capital of th- companv which rti r n pr or to Noernber la 1919 pay able Muv I 1020, to etncrfholdere of record . he o." tf buelnea. April 18 1K20 IiroiNALD n CMAHK Treaeurer Anwoal Meetlwye ISr- TIIK titnckholdera of The I'klladelohli trie Company will be heldtat theoffloe ANNUAL MELTIN'H Company, 1000 Chestnut street. Phllade vtedneeoar. ADril la. iu'.d. .t 12 a election oi a iMaro or Director. ffi. for red a j for the or the enaulna year. OF THE a dee- or the 'JDhle, oloek BIO. at IS o' oloek hiard of nirMisva and for th transac tlon of auch other business as may properly I ron, irinro mi iii"-iii. in aorcrnenc- with the nyLavia of the Company no stock can be oted which haa been transferred on i the boo' a of the I'ernpany velth'n twenty I (20 aa . next preredlne the .lection. A V R COE Secretary received In clock neon and opened or Iunod Prone aale 8F.AIJ:i PROPOSAL! will be 9prr .to, ii AmJlr.muuli.Jf u c'wi noon i nn Tuesday. April 13th. 1020. and onnl ' at tbat time In aame room, far I. MfVICrrAL BAKD 8EA60.V 2- AysSyS6oHor nsznm routractora will be required to comply i with the Act of July IS 1917. relative to Workmen's Compensation Inauranoe, and i proof must be furnished the Department by sail i on'rsrior mm n. nee acr-.pi.q uiv C revisions of said Act and Insured hie Us ui i thereunder or secured exemption there- For Information and full pertlculara In quire at Room 118. City Hall. JOHN C WINSTON. Director. PROP0 FOB HARNESS HACKS Of. rai, 1. 1 ma Ru proposal. tl nPOMATJt flee of the Cruarterrnaater Oens and Equlpaa-e Division, Muni Washlncton, p. C Bealad er Oensral, Clothln .u,4i..ui). nuiioiar, duollcate. will be received her un ior lUTrn.nina ail or rrt Anrti 1H. lBU I anv part of 30,000 Harness flacka . mallon rn request Infor PR' o rnHATja. VOH THE -2 --! . -". - . ',- - I". tiete oi uouDie wuariera oros if Ti CONSTHVCTION for om ot I a., re i J 1 1 eonatmctipn aa atated abonre. Plana and sjalt ajiaiiaaiajaiaiin laiaiauawai asni innisatnuai Twn eera, Omce of the umrer in cnarye of Con- raniciora els will I I IS, 1910, and then npened for n Chars-" anal, ftil .tnirttlnn. IPr.nkford Araenal. Phlla.. Pi I aaaled proposals will be reoelyed here untl I 3 p. m. npni JS, lew, anq mm i k' tt!" f 'h. jfai)lii.iii('lii''MilMi'if)if'''ii'1' i....t.M. ..i.iir.'ir'ii,l....l iV.Vit.iifi ,1? .-."ie..,1. . J-. V rtitrnMiim dmlm vWiMwiatAeafaWajLaW .rf.. e 1 f .!" . J Salary $7,500; Income $10,000"! there were many hundreds of income tax reports which read something like this. Do you know why? "Labor earns money Investing multiplies it" If the stock market is Btrango ground to you If you have known stocks which might go up and you did not know how to make money by your knowledge, aend at once for our free booklet telling "The Gen eral Rules for Trading." Ask for No. T.U.-855 JONES & BAKER SECURITIES Wldener Blda;., Philadelphia PhnttBtU, ' 606S Ktyttoni, Rtt 2290 Dirttt Prittt Wiru Offlco In S Principal a tie Edward A. Noppel, formor president nf th. TinKerf nnatneM Men's Associa tion, waa aworn in today n assistant director of tho Department of Public Welfaro 07 Mayor Mooro. Director of Public AVelfnro Tuitin and Durrell Bhtistor, secretary to tha Mayor, wcro present at tho ceremony. Director Tustta Joklntly remindrxrhls now assistant he would havo tho task of interviewing the thousand or raoro women who nr nnxlou for positions aa social service workers in the OJureau of Constructive Social Service. 'Two other men who assunud office today 'wero Real Estate Assessors John A. Voorhccs. of 2020 Itaco atreot, and Albert T. Uaucrle, Of 710 West lork street. Tho oath was administered by George W. Clemont, a real estate assessor and notary public. .... Voorhoca, who was secretary of the Republican Alliance, fills the unexpired -A - I ft' f. JtV, , term of BIcbavd Vrttitp&Uitt$ t I '1 Council, which expires April S, '?, 'J which he is expected to be appointed k fni a full ftve.venr tiirm, ' Mr. Bauerle, who was formerly as sistant city solicitor, succeeds to the pott of Councilman Kduard Buchhote, xchn had three ycarS aUU to setye, 300. Dry Law Violations In N. Y. New "Vorlc, April 1. Three hun drd violations of tho prohibition law Wero disposed of yesterday by Judcc Julius M. Mayer, in Federal Court riuos nggrcKBtingWOOO were imposed in araounta ranging from $5 to $70. ff SURPLUS (EARNED) 1 il $2.oo):6oo.oo Jl Do You Know that, if you are married and havo no children and do not mako a Will, after certain allowances to your wifo sho will receive only one-half of your Estate, while tho rest perhaps goes to a very dis tant relative? If you Icavo a Will you mako sure that tho wife will recelvo what you wish, not what tho law would give her. Wo cordially invito you to con sult our officials freely, without exponrjo, and to consider tho ad vantages of appointing this Com pany your Executor nnd Trustee. Upon request our representative will call upon you. You Should Make a Will To-day 1812 THE 1920 PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY for Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuities TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY' Capital and Surplus - $7,000,000 BROAD BTBiacr OTOTOB Chestnut nnd Juniper Streets Member Federal .Reserve System 517 Chestnut Street Philadelphia We Take Pleasure in Announcing That on This Date MR. EDWIN I. HYNEMAN Will Becomo Associated With Us , aa Manager of Our Stock Department ' PARRISH & COMPANY Utembera Kmv York Sloek Eichenae rhlledelphla Stock Xxehaoxe 1800 Tfalnnl Hi April 181, 1D4U 719 Fifth Ave.. ew Yof Philadelphia of i)wk i&rfc Cftc Hitfenljouac Cru$t Cowtpang ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF" ITS NEW DANK BUILDING AT 1512 CHESTNUT STREET ON MONDAY. APRIL 5.1920. '' '' " " ' '" ' lll'aglfc0Mt)ri is. iss sss ass in n ei si WAR SURPLUS PLANT SITES ' Big Pottery Plant Locates at Hopewell Latest enterprise established at Hopewell by well-known pottery men gets. advantages of low-priced fuel, direct water and rail transportation and ideal climate Another strong, vigorous industry has joined tho rapidly-growing number of Amer ican enterprises locating at Hopewell, Va. The Hopewell China Corporation, organ ized by well-known, thoroughly experienced and progressive pottery men, with substantial financial backing, is among the most recent concerns to take advantage of the natural and acquired advantages of Hopewell. The offi cers of the corporation, helped, during the past twenty years, to irake East Liverpool, Ohio, the world's pottery centre. The purchase includes a five-acre tract of land with railway sidings already built and two modern factory buildings with more than 50,000 feet of floor space. The buildings were found to be so suitable for pottery manufacture that eleven kilns can be installed immediately and production of high-grade table china started by June. The directors of the corporation have already voted to enlarge the plant to twenty-two kilns within' tho next two years. Knowing the pottery situation, as they do, these men unhesitatingly predipt that during the next decade Hopewell will become the centre of the pottery industry. They base their prediction upon facts they have discovered for themselves after a great deal of investigation. Climatic conditions at Hopewell are ideal for the pottery industry. It never gets too hot or too cold. There are no extremes of weather to interfere with production, or the health of employes. This pottery firm ia the pioneer in it field to take advantage of the opportunities at Hope well. Others are bound to follow. Hopewell is fertile ground for.growing industries. Why not be the pioneer m your industry to place a plant "here? You, too, can reap similar advantages at Hopewell, "America's greatest industrial opportunity." Here are some of tho advantages it offers : Factory buildings ready for occupancy. Plant sites with railway sidings. Low-priced power. Plentiful supply of contented labor. Homes for 1 2,000 families. Abundance of pure water. Best rail and water transportation. No harmful municipal restrictions. Climate mild and healthful. Investigate Hopewell. Find out more about its advantages. It may mean the most important move you ever made to solve your production problems. Write, wire or phone to DuPont Chemical Co. One of the largest and best trained technical stairs in the world is at the disposal of Hopewell industries. SIch iGMSBKss" v w0: " sM f Incorporated Wilmington, Delnware Petrrtburg Chamber of Commerce Petaraburg, Vs. HOPEWELLc40S&fe; 9?K?..K V HOPEWELL i .' ? ''-V 'I' V ',fi .,, '"'- .& ' . 'i Wl I VtKJmejM irra.
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