V i .. - - .'--- faMMlQH ILMiiBI .a'-TTOT ISe.""i?5 V v'wHt!Vr t VvV' 'f ) -;' mm t .J . T 11, 16. K-t s 26 EVENING TUBI.rO "LEDGERn-THlBlBJiF fflMMM'TElVffiteBll,-. MT - -- ; - ..-. . r (-,, r .-f, -t . - - " " ' - " " .. . !.., U1 WJVtl(Vi. ,v , GOSSIP OF THE STREET THE ST. NAZAIRE ARCH-LANDING IN FRANCE prhere feeing te be considerable ll .Wjltr of opinion In market circles, ' especially among many of the financial 'Writers, nn te whether the seemingly tintdcapablc business depression has been ff M far as market value of these se curities are concerned. Toe many of the Industrial stocks were BVVtpt te unwarranted high levels dur ing, the speculative debauch as a re sult of the tremendous wnr pretits. Yet ltweuld teem within the line of Ionic that, inasmuch ns many of the (trices of these former speculative footballs Jinte been cut squarely in hnlf from the belfht of Inst fall's boom, much of the adverse side of the business and indus trial situations had been already charged discounted or net in the stock market. It is a well known fact that Wall treet discounts conditions far in ad vance of their actual nrrivuls. Such certainly has been the case this year, a4 many of the unpleasant conditions new coming te the surface undoubtedly were foreseen by the powers te be ninny months age. When it is appreciated that the ceun-e of the market tins been Almest constantly downward for it solid ,var. or since November .1. 11)111, when the fcdernl reserve beard took the bull by the horns nnd brought the speculative Inflation te sudden close by en Increase In discount rates ami a indlenl attitude toward leans net of an essential char ctcr, it would seem reasonable te sup Msc the market was nearly scraping bottom. Seme of these days the market i go ids te turn, but no one seems capable of predicting just when that happy mo ment will arrive. It is morally ccrtnin sometimes within the next twelve months, the mnrket will start in te dis count industrial prosperity much the amc as It bus faithfully and truly dis counted Industrial adversity. Trlees Cut In Half Columns could be written concerning the years marking down of security values, but as figures speak louder nnd mere convincingly than words, eon- .............. . lnlnr l'hote Servlw. Ail null built te tilfy the Mud of boxcars (hut the First Division inairlml Inte when they landed nt tlie riench pert. The excrscas veterans will tramp through this today at Camp I)lx ns part of the great reunion . , elusions will be left te the following table. It speaks for itself. riNAxriAL rOCAHONTAS CONSOLIDATED COLLIERIES COMPANY, INCORPORATE!!1 FIftr-lcar Hti IVr Cent. Held Uendi Hue Jul I. 1837 Nelle l hereby given, puritiint te th trnia ut the ilorttate dattd July Ut. 18ui. tfckl itia utideraimieU. as I'ruiue. win r telva nealed propeuls up t.j 3:U.I 1', .M.. en tb lli day ut Ilrsriuber, 11X0. far lh eale te It u( benJ ibevn derrrlbed. tulllclent te ui th ium et S4H.S10.77. Hie under !nd reiiere th rixhi lu reject any or at1 ter nrw Tonic TnfsT ceitpant. Truatee. My n. O mntTTS. Secretary. New Yerk. Ortnher SI in-0. Yea- aBO Ilalilwln . .141 Ptud-hakiT 13H'i Itnpublie Truik ?.' PIre.Arrmv PSVj Mnxw-ll Moter . . . r.0- rhamlli-r .Meters lH7- f!nrnl Mntnri- S'i MM'-al- Sti-el M ltethlehrm U . . . . 107 l.nckavvnnn.. Mic! .... OTJ s- ll'puhlle Sterl 1321 I' S fl!- .loin, 'ftiff ivtreicuni ... . .tl1' Pan-Am Petroleum 12n Am Hide t I-nfi-r S7U de pre t 132' r.ntral Leather 107 rndlcott-Jehmoo .137 Kluhei Hely Ml Stremberir c'nrli lop; Am !)iipn Musnete ,...13It, T' S rtubl-r ias'-v Keten Tlrt S Ooe.lrlrh M' Itxtu Oil ... RS Mx Petroleum . . 24i, lnc"ilr 1l . Hit Am Weel-n 13 Cern Proftueta . IM'j Mercantile Marine . . . ' de icuf It I l.e iv T.ew week year I02S US) 41t'i 4lli ! 2R 75.' TlS 14i 1 4i ssi' :t:,i; r.7'i '.7' (IS iw .a-; S2' 21 . 21H l 7S'l 71 N ! ti t .-,.-. i r..i 3H asj, nes ss ns ns r.41; .-.e 7 117'i IIS 1 li 41', 44. K.'i 40 iius ns 2H. 2.1. mi!, rinJ 7d 7H i :. t - InnijM Mertlnr " JNHI'RANri: CO. OK NORTH AMKUICA Third and Wnlnut SI., Phlliuleleliln The Annual M tint: of the Hioekheldern will be held at the Heme Offlr of the Cem- Jany. en Tue(ly. .lannnry II, 1021. at 12 t, for the election of Directors and the transaction of such ether buslnes, as may Cema peiere ire nururi,. - JOHN KltEIi:n. Secretary. MBRCANTII.K HKNUPiriAI. ASSOCIATION THE ANNt'AI. MK.KTINH OK TIIK .MIDI. bers of this Aseclatlm will be held en Tuesday. November Kith, 1010. nt 12 o'clock M.. at lll Seuth 4th street. Roem 2e at which time an election will i held for Flve llanacers te serve for Pour Years. WIM.tAM.r CI.INE Hecretarv WEST END TRUST CeTlPANY Philadelphia. November Sth. 1020 TITE ANNt'AI. MKKTINO OK TIIK STOfK- Tielders of the West Knd Trust Company will be held at the office of the Company. Uread St. and Seuth Penn Sauare, Monday. November ISIh. 1020. at 15 o'clock neon. CHARLES H WOt.nnrtT SVcretarv. Must Itiin Its Course It was the consensus of opinion of the majority of the closer observers of the market sitiin'len nftcr tin closing , yesterdnv, that most of the liquidation I witnessed this week causing the unex i pected severe declines in the general in i dustrial list was of a forced character. I ,..- .1.. . .1.- 1 !. ..t t.. , .... ..u r i. i.... .i,...ii.. s,i ii,. 'P1 an a-, u iri-un v. mi- i"M '.' I""- 'r.w.i,i..v' ylnced that Interest cun be charged. However, in the tibsenre of such an agreement, they think that Interest can be charged, since the matter of charg ing Interest is net repugnant te a mora torium by which a debtor is merely af forded i legal excuse for deferring pay ment. The Trnder. LOSES POOLROOM LICENSE Markee, Named In Toomey Confes sion, Must Clese Place Themas P. Mnrkee. who was named by Charles V. Toomey ns one of the gamblers who get his money, found his request for n renewal of his poolroom license refused yesterday by order of Director Cortelyou. Mnrkee's place is in the basement at 1217 Filbert street. Accord In c te the police investigating Toomey's con fessien, two peel tunics were mostly used for games of "craps" and curds. In the rear of the "poolroom" a smnll used, the poll j SEE NEW ELECTION ARRESTS j Vare Men Will Charge Other, With Irregularities Mere arrests arc predicted by Vnre adherents in the case of the raiding of ' the polling place of tlie-cjghtcenth dlvl I slen of the Thirty-sixth ward by a crowd of workers backing (iallngher in I the, bitter fuctienal light for Council i in the First enaterlul district. Four of the missing defendants ' named in the original affidavit put in I mi" appearance yesterday before Judge I Jehn Menaglian in the election count court. They were I.euis Downey, James Gibbens. Themns Canuso and I Walter Iteilly, The judge held Downey and (iibbens in $.ir00 bail each and I Canuso and Hellly in $,r000 bail each i te appear for u hearing with the ether (defendants nt 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in Court Itoem 201), City Hall. j Francis A. Canuso, of 70.1 Seuth I Twelfth street, brother of Themas ei nte tie- nnte-roem was used, tlie police say in- T ne -nKiut. -M nets en npnse races. Canuso. entered bull for I-Allowing thv curly tliscle,ures made I fendauts by Toomey, a police detuil has been I constantly en guard at Mnrkee s place and also nt several ether establish 1 ments mentioned by the convicted bunk official. Director Cortelyou said last night such places mentioned in confession would be treated In all the same manner. lie' also said that Waterway Hearing Tomorrow Colonel J. C. Sanferd, of the Kn- giiieers' Cerps, l.'nited States army, commanding the eastern district, and a member of the Heard of Knglneers for rivers anil Iinrbers, will conduct a pub lie hearing at the Mayer's office te the last two months and partly from , it...' i.,i .. .. , a-lSnerwI,.!. f the licensed poolrooms in the morrow en the proposed intercestal ,.rV ,Vff no cZmerXl mmer lt.v were being Investigated nnd that ' waterway across thn state of New .Tcr- liurticularly en commercial paper , )u whc) then, w0(i nny ,,,., , Kcy between Uordeutewn and Itaritan It is. therefore, believed that the m(Mlt ()f thp ay weui(1 be C0M.,, bay. iinuuiuiien win him1 hi run nn i w SAY FRANGE LEANS TOWARDSOCIALISM Controversies Clelid Armistice Day Fete and Encetfrage Radicals HINT WILSON IN LEAGUE JOB Knmraarr nr aeeHai cnMe, dlscatehm te Uxlajr'a public Istarr. Cepyrliht, t020, by the Public Irdier Ce. Paris, Nev. 11. France today is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Third Republic and the second anniversary of Armistice Day with be fitting outward pomp and ceremony, but In a rising storm of publlt opinion that may be called disquieting. Squalls are new coming from re many directions thnt it Is difficult for one te see whether they will cencentmtc into a tornnde with the ensuing wreckage. The "who-vren-the-war-and-who-' lest-the-peace" controversy between Marshal Fech and Andre Tardleu the latter egged en by the Pelncare and Clemcnccnil crowd; the spectacle nresentrd Monday by the Chnmher of Deputies, quarreling ever where the body of the unknown warrior shall repese: the financial situation' mere perilous than nt eny time In history with little te hope in the way of suc cess for the irescnt lenn, nnd further disquieting rumors following 'Tur key's refusal te ratify the 'peace treaty all these things strengthen the opinion thnt once the celebration is ever the third republic may Inaugu rate radical changes in order te find favor with Its 'rank nnd file." Just n yenr age the preliminary elec tions resulted In siicn u wide swing toward the right, or the reactionary and royalist side of the chamber, that po litical wiseacres then avowed thnt there would be a corresponding swing back toward the extreme left, or the So cialist, side within a comparatively short time. It is certain that the pendulum is swinging new. Test Suggested for Wilsen IiOnden, Nev. 11. President Wilsen mny be offered n high executive pest with the League of Nations upon his retire ment from the White Heuse. The pos sibility of his being Invited te assume direction of the administrative func tions of the league Is being mooted here among league supporters. The league nt the present moment has no one nt the head of Its administration except a secretary, in the person of Sir Kric Drummond. Te endow It with some sort of executive holding n title ether than that of secretary, it suggested, would be te give the league machinery a direction and authority which appears te be lacking at present. Ilringlng te such a pest President Wilsen himself would. It is considered, add no uncer tain Y)'rc8t,B' t0 tne le'iruc especially among the jledples of eastern and cen tral Europe and Asia, where Hie Presi dent's reputation hardly seems td have suffered. Freight Train Kills Drakeman Edward Filer, Uilrtyslx years old, of 724 North Thirty-sixth street, was killed last night by being Btruck by the engine of a freight train near the Frahkferd Junction station en the Pennsylvania llallrbad. Ke was era era pleyed as a brakeman, and he Jumped from one train directly In the path of another. LOCAL MINING OTOCKS tonepah'stockiJ Ilia Ask Cash Hey- . ? Jim nutl.er ' . MacNamara 0 -" MirNamara Crescent 10 .13 Midway OS .OS Mlipah Ext 08 .10 Mentana J ? North mar ? ' hescue Kula IJ., ri unu ! " in At West Tonopah .10 l- AltV'1 Dlt , ? Alte Divide 'M ! Ilelcher i ' llelcher Kxt 0 Hen Hur , J nreush Divide 10 . IJIvlils Kxt J ' Divide 8ynd et -.02 Dlvhle Cen -JJ Dlvlden.1 OJ M Kast Divide J . -"J Ilnrmlll 2? ' ' Hashrnuck Divide ??, High 'Divide 1 ) Ilevert Divide S ? Rene Divide "! '5r! Itnaette 01 .J'J Hllver Ktn OJ .011 Tonopah Ilashreuck 04 ,ei Victory Divide 5 .07 Verde Divide - '".2 Zene in ."0 OOLDKIKLD STOCKS Atlanta 01 .OJ lllue Hull 01 .02 Poeth 0.1 .O.-i C O D .OO'a Cnmb Fraction 01 ,03 Crnckerjack : .OL1 .03. Dlamendlleld Tllue Hull .OOVi Daisy OIIi . r. Florence M .1" Oelddeld Cen OR .10 Oeldseld Mercer Oii'l .01 Geldfleld Development HM .O.'i Great Ilenil 01 .0! Jumlie Kxt 0- .Oil Kewanss ns .01 I.ene Star ei .OS ned Hills l.oe 0.00 Sliver Pick 01 .en Spearhead v 02 .03 MISCKLI.AXKOUS Amparu 1.40 1.(10 Arlmna United 10 .12 Kden 10 .L'O Mether Lede BVi it Nevada Hills 01 .ill! Wllhert 02 .et Nevada Wonder 12 .ITi Tecopa .Mining 14 ,1l White Caps ,H .OS CAUTION NOTICES "KOTtCn1" TIIK AMKRlt'AN KTEAMKU "Editor" from Hene Kenr. Heurabaya Pnsvereeau. and Kraksaau. Java, la discharg ing under jfeneral orders at Pier 40, North Wharves. Phlla. Cenalsneea will send their Permits en beard, call at the emce of th underalxned. pay .relght and receive delivery orders. Oieda en wharr lit the risks and expense of the owners thereof and are sub ject te ateraKe without notice. CHAS KtTIi tt CO..IjC'. 'TO WIIOMIT MAY CONCKKN: All pVami't are hereby cautioned aitalnst supplyinic labor, material, aterea. or harboring- any members of the crew of the Ilrnrlllan S. s. "Jnboatae," new lylns; In the Pert of Phlla. delphta, unless authorized by tha under slxned. aa no bills contracted without our authority will he paid. FtinNRSn. WITHY CO.. LTD Pnure rttdc., Phlln DROP COAL INDICTMENTS Lever Act. Questioned and Alleged Preflteerlritj Companies Ge Free Ne,w Xerk, Nev. 11. IndlctmcnU charging the Brooklyn Kdjsen Ce. and the Adclphia Ceal Ce., Inc., wlUt profiteering In the sale of coal were dismissed' in federal District Court here yesterday by Judge Julius M. Mayer. Judge Mayer reserved decision en the indictment charging the Lynch Ceal Ce. with the same offense. Dlsmtssal of the indictments was nuten.atlc when, after hearing argu ments of opposing counsel, Justice .Mayer sustained dcriuirrcra te the pro ceedings against the Edisen and Adcl phia Ces. The indictments, wnicn were pro cured by William 8. McMurtrle Spcer, sncclal prosecutor of the federal gov gev eminent, charged the three companies with conspiracy te violate ft'ie T.cver ' act. Objection te the IndlctmfntV con cen tnlned in the demurrer whs bas'ed -en the alleged unconstitutionality "of tli amendment of the I.evcr net of Oelober 22, 1011). That, it was held; although obviously n war measure, was enacted after the war emergency had'eensed te exist. The defense maintained that the nets which the indictments charged the de fenthints conspired te commit could aet properly be considered "unfair und ,..,. crimlnntery or deceptive or wasteful practices! or devices in handling or dealing in or Will, fuel," n tiie efTcnse charged is defined ill the 'Btatutc. PIERCkARROW TRUCK Two-ten Mifclel X 4, Uaed only ,y m a as am jAMrteilll ve t as a1 .. a . aency as demonstrator. Guaranteed nau.. i nmn.ia unn nai. .. Price I350O. delivered, which Includes wnr inAi pnniuni piEncE-Xnnew aekncy 24T West Put St.. Norfolk, Va. "; ."J h m "THE SELLING FORCE and THE SELLING FARCE" "A man with a geed preposition sends out letters te men it should interest the results arc peer. He advertises in periodicals whose readers should be interested still the results are peer. He interviews, in person or by proxy, men it should interest and the results still remain peer. "As, in the last analysis, there are but three methods of sell inganything, i. e., by circularizing, advertising or personal solicitation, it is evident that the man who uses one or mere of these three great channels of publicity without results, or with peer results, is distinctly 'up agaimt it.' "If these methods fail, hew can he succeed? "What is wrone? "The question has tormented thousands. If we can answer it, enormous benefits will accrue. We believe we can." The above is the opening of a new famous article originally published in Knowledge. It constantly publishes such articles things that solve business, advertising, sales and managerial problems. Every businessman that sells anything can get "Knowledge" without cost or obligation by simply asking for it. Use coupon if mere convenient. THE DANDO COMPANY . Furnishing a Specialized Advertising-Selling Service te Manu facturers, Wholesalers, Jobbers and Retailers 533 N. Eleventh Street, Philadelphia. Phene: Poplar 195 Please send Knowledge and complete article,"Thc Selling Force and The Selling Farce" . Dividend-! nITK3 SrX'fBITV LIFB INM'KAM'IS AMI Tilth!" COMPANY OP PENN. HYL.YAMA eOJ-OOS Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. 1M. November 10, licit) The Heard of Directors hus this d.y de clared a semiannual dividend of four per eent. clear of tax. payable Wcilnrvlny. Dr. aesnber 1. 1020. and has added .-,e.O0O te urelus, m:iklnir that fund Juue.OOO. ,urp IIAItltY f POTTBH, Jr.. Treasurer ' NenTIIPIinaDEI.I'lII.V TKt'ST C0 Philadelphia. November tlth, lid). The Heard of Directors hs this duy de clared a quarterly dividend of 4'e. payable ReTember 11th. 1950. te sti-k of rwenl Kevember Int. Ifl'JO. Cheeks will b mailed ItAlUtY P COKI1BTT. Secretary. Proposals OKFICK OF TIIK KKCOKDKR OF IIKUIS lloem Ne. IBI. City Hall. Phlla.. Pu. Healed Proposals fur reblnillnc Iioeks will be rece veil ut this Olllw until the '.'-.'U il.iy at November. 1020. nt Twelve o'clock neon, nt which time and plac the proposals will q opened and the contracts awarded te the lowest and best bidders. All mippllea must be In accordance with the schedules and equal In value und quality te the samples and specifications, which may be seen at place deslimated en proposal form, und nil -work te b done In .the Recorder of Deeds OIBce. under the supervision of the Huper intendent of the lllndlnic. Kids from ether than tliewv eniaced or established In busi ness for which the proposals are asked will net be entertained or considered "All bids must be accompanied by a cer tificate, from the City Hollclter that security has been furnished In accordance with the previsions of an Ordinance of Councils, ap proved May 2Mh. lsne All reblndlnR must be done In accordance with the specifications as may be. required and subject te Inspection and If net u rep. reaentex will be rejected. The Recorder reserves the right te reject nil bids ns lm may deem best for the interest of the City JAMKH M IIAZI.RTT, Itecerrter of Deetls The Investors and Traders Guide Boek A handsome, clearly written, beard - bound book of 64 pages, for the experienced trader as well as the new in vestor. It explains: The General KuIch of Trading Hew te (Jive a Iireker Instructions. Breker's Commission Charges. Hew te Indorse a Stock Certificate. Hew te Use Collateral in Trading. Hew te Greup Invest ments. The Deposit Require ments for Carrying Stocks en Account. The .tights of Stock and Bend Helders, etc. Call, 'phone or write for free copy. Ask for Ne. T.U.-991 JONES & BAKER Specialists In New Yerk Curb Market Securities WIdener Bldff., Phlln. Phenes: Bell, Locust 4730 Kcustene, Race 2290 Offices in 8 I'rincipal Cities Direct Private Wires r) In tht industrial iIIv1hIeii beltve nny- , thing hut moderate teehulcal rnlliis rnn ' hp roiisenably expected. Hew lone this , , will take is n biK Kpeeiilatlve problem, I which Ih new heiiiK rather generally dis cussed ami mi difficult te reud in view of the disturbed Industrial conditions ' ns a result of the readjustment of prices fcr commodities mid staple products having developed a mere drastic mo me . menttiiu. particularly in grain, cotton. : susnr, etc. The whole market is in such an tin- ! settled state at present from the effects of the drastic progress in the readjust I ment anil tight money conditions, which show no signs et relict during tne nai ance of the current year, that caution and discretion are generally recom mended tin all sides, particularly in the possibility of the decline in tlie inu'ts ' trials running into a mere serious break j before the liquidating movement is ever. Switzerland Metal Market TheriiwcU Haynes. American consul nt Heme. Switzerland, in nn interesting 1 review of the metul market in Switzer ' land stntes that iu the consular dis j trlct of Heme, as well as throughout i nil Switzerland, the metal market and the mnrket for nil steel anil iron prod ucts is largely controlled by (iennany, whose experts into Switzerland before the war amounted te about 110 per cent of all Swiss imperts: France and (ireat Itritain competed for the remainder. With the exception of copper, tin nnd brass. Germany still te a large extent supplies this country, but the French nnd Knglish competition is new becom ing noticeable. There is a shortage in Switzerland at present of brass and copper, the in creased demand of the latter being due te the continual nnd progressive electri fication of the SwIhs railway system. Fer this1 reason it appears that Ameri can copper could find ult'' a market. Aluminum is manufactured in the ceun try and large quantities are exported. In order te enter the market success fully, It IS t'nnsiuereu in-rij '" tool steel be extremely refined se that ltj 1 may be easily worked. The duty en metnl varies from twenty cents te $2 per 'J20 pounds, gross, depending upen'r jj ! the finish ; en iron and steel geyds tne , dutv varies according te the use te which the product is put. Correspond ence with Swiss firms should preferably be In French or German, and goods 1 should be quoted c. i. f. Kuropeen pert ler Switzerland in metric weights and measures and in Swiss francs. I II. C. Ii. in Canada 1 The cost of living branch of the Cn ' nudian Laber IJeirtmcnt states that I the departmental index number of wholesale prices was down te jlllll. Jl In 1 September, as compared with .'W0.1! in I August, .11(1. S in July. .". in Ine land Itnil.li iu Mny. The index number for September. lMfl, was 301.5. Prices are still far mere tnnn iieuuie mono prevailing in pre-war days; in Septem ber, lllll. the Index number was M1..1, and in September. 1013. it steed nt 131.4. Canceling Steel Orders Activity of the last week iu the steel trade lias had te de mainly with can can celateon of orders was the rueful com ment of tlie Iren Age, which enumer ated "further restrlcten of output of pig Iren and steel nnd continued efforts ii v manufacturing consumers te reduce Inventories anil contract obligations he fore the end of the yenr." The jeurnnl observes thnt diminish ing demand ih met by cutting down out put, nnd se far as may be such revision of higher price levels ns will protect hook orders. The Steel Corporation mills are running nearer te capacity than most of the Independents. There Is still letlmrgy In the meter end of the industry, while heavy orders for rails are anticipated from the mil mil reads, while the extent of locomotive and car buying for next year is still prblematlcal. Interest Charges Under Moratorium Dispatches from Culm state that no executive or judicial decisions have been rendered as te the legnl rights of cred itors te collect Interest for the period of extension of debts established by the moratorium. If nn agreement Is reached lendlnr attorneys and banKs, are con CUETTDfiflT FIREPROOF ! OnLL 1 KULIV. WALL BOARD " A Sheetreck Is net a weed beard. It Is made of gypsum xeclt and cannot burn, worn or shrink. It Is easy te put up and lnsta ns long as the building. Large Stock of 9 Sizes from 32" x 48" te 48" x 120" Ions. PEARCE FIREPROOF CO. n. k. con. ii no ad & Anm sth. 1IOTII TKI.KPHONES PIIOTOPI.AYS PHOTOI'I-WS THESE THEATRES EXHIBIT THE FINEST PHOTOPLAY PRODUCTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA See the Best Movies in Your Neighborhood Theatre zx&wwwmmv O The NIXON- fffc NIUDLINGEn Theatres U ACMI IC I'"ormerly West Allegheny WUrNUE. anth St. i.nd Allegheny Ave. KI.H1H FKHOl'MON In "Lady Reaea Daughter" BELMONT w"5v7i"5i MAllIX NOIIMAM) In "THE SLIM PRINCESS" RI 1 IPRIRH UKOAD STIIKET AND Dl,lICDirLy HUSQl'KHANNA AVE. IKIl'fil.AH PAIRIiAXKH In "THE MOLLYCODDLE" CENTURY Krle Ave- anVZV' IILTK JONF.H In "FIREBRAND TRAVISON" 13, PFDAR U0T11 AND CKUA" avenue AI.MA nCIIENH In . "HUMORESQUE" t ippi m MAllKET IlimVEEN UL1DH.U1V1 r.OTII AND OOTJI V N. HART In "The Cradle of Courage" ii umnrv KIIONT HT & OIIIAUD AVE. JUIVID1- Jumtn Junction en Frankfurt "I.' linllAUT llOHWOBTII In linn tXf TUF CIlDCArCll DLLUII iimuumiwi. t PAHrD 11ST ft LANCAFTEIl AVE. I,C-LU.IX MATINEE DAILY W. S. IIABT In "The Cradle of Courage" FAIRMOUNT flth A Olrart Ave. MATIWRK IVATt.v MAItY PirKPOIll) In "SUDS" FR ANKFORD m vjr0'10 ilMIA 111 IIK.NH In "The World and His Wife" I ft. -JEFFERSON flth & DAUphln Sin. MATIMKH ni fr v rmv.'aniv'iiK nn w .. V i.iMnii.ii i (. l.ll4lfUI'i in "IN SEARCH OF A SINNER" -- LIBERTY D"OAD iSHy""' v. KCOKNK O'llIUHN In "THE FIGUREHEAD" i rrt tct asn and locust htiieeth LULUOl M-! ISO S:RO Kvk. fl.30 te 11 1'ATTY AKIUTKI.K In "THE ROUND-UP" NIXON B2D AND MAllKET STS. 2.1.1, T nnd MACK HKNN'KTT'" "MOVIE FANS" RIVOLI B2D AND SANBOM STfl. Matlnea Dally aiAl llll r. mi lirt r.i H-n "DEEP WATERS" STRAND OEBMANTOWN AV PATTY AnniTKI.K In "THE ROUND-UP" MODEL iSi SOUTH ST. Orrhetrn. Continuous 1 in n Nllini.KY MASON In "THE GIRL OF MY HEART" OVERBROOK.StAnD ave AI.MA RPIII'.SH In p.A'.7 -i m . , ux :r- i r vW - hi DADI IlIDOE AVE. i r-ni-v Mt. t DAUPHIN KT. 2 tin. Evs. i:irt In 11 "i u iflnr in "A CHILD FOR SALE" SHERWOOD 84lh and 'SJJ-SS., .MARY PIPKFOlin In "SUDS" SUA? .-iiiCu-,. AT 1DHR A 2132 nEllMANTWVN AVE. UrWIr AIIOVK DIAMOND ST. MAI'RirR TOI'nNHI'R'H "THE WHITE CIRCLE" BALTIMORE 8,,t and Zl7i, NAZIMOYA In "HEART OF A CHILD" SUSQUEHANNA U.r AI.MA RPnKNfl In "HUMORESQUE" Special .Musii;a! Selcctjena. and atldltlehnr ntmtctlbns effe're'cTai the' theatres advertised In, the -Ledger. 'fflK JK tr. ? Q There is a Steele-built plant in almost every industry in Philadelphia Wherever there is industry in Philadelphia, there will you find Steele-built factories. Hundreds of Steele-built plants, in almost every important line of industry in Philadelphia, are demonstrating in their daily efficiency the value and advantage of the Steele Idea of Industrial Construction. Belew we list some (by no means all) of the different fields m which we have planned, built and equipped industrial plants, of ai ei aim vyyva, uunng me oe years we have been in business: Automobiles Baking Ball Bearing Bank Notes Batteries (Storage) Bedsteads Belting (Metal) Brass Canned Goods Carpets Chamois Chemicals Chewing Gum Chocolate and Cocea Cigars Cigarettes Cleth Clothing Confectionery Curled Hair Dyeing Laces Electric Meters Leather and Equipment Linoleum Lngraving (Steel) Lumber Furniture Garages Garments (Men and Women) Gas Mantles Glass Glue Hammocks and Towels Hardware Hats Heaters Heeks and Eyes Hosiery Iren Jewelry Glazed Kid Knitting Dental EquipmentLacc Curtains Machinery Mercantile Buildings Millinery Goods Meters (Elec'l.) Neckwear Packing Bex: Paper Plumbing Supplies Pottery Printing Pumps, Condensers Rugs Reefing Rubber, Rubber Goods baws Shirts and Cellars (Men's) Shoes Shee Lasts Silks Spinning Sporting Goods Steel Steves Tapestries Terra Cetta Textiles Tires (Automobile) Toels Trunks Umbrellas" Undenvcar Upholstery Warehouses Wall Paper Watch Cases Weaving Yanifl As a mnniifnciiirer vn ,iin i. ..i-i. i . . Irn" having your new ptani criaUd by an rg ' , "echU,',J?,,u"T "' line of business. your own particular If you are thinking of building, CONSULT US firqt w 1 n irlad te dscuss veur l.niMl,, i,i' .,7uf u. Mtbi' We shall be obligate you in any way whatsoever. Phenc J wriP " Intcrvlew does net W WM. STEELE & SONS CO. Architects : Engineers r.j. j. nun .T, . wiiumur5 rniLHUCLfHIA TOROIITn iy? i:l, f tfCtl. m '"MSti-. -- . II. i "!. "-w;. v 5?r ;., t .. ye . jtr..na.,lj,-,Ji ,f,3. ..-.-. " ', rassasw.ii - r..- ., - v .'j . i -.,.- ,.St-- -J JT .J77 . "illli.....ii , r ., ,. '-. V' ,-ifl -!,,s, . 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