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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1020
21
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irfVANTfAlj
.rxi,Ar, 'niNiV" i-ieit cunt cem.at-
te ll" "iiid? nt n rrfce net exwrllrn pur
'-"""Jm interMt will lis considered. nrnl
" TluA hi trlls eHirlnit Ihem.wlll
" "himJ it enu nt pnyment will ba
t d','J , .iVrrrniler nd triinsfer of the
mfl- n VcenX r 0. JOHO. Intercut en th.
ndJ i" aYted will I'cnse en December
..)!!:l,-Triitc- remrvea tli rluht te reject
Th,ne all bl.H net mtlufncterv te .id
ny r a.!'h ..frer of Wilder, unknown te
TrU Trust'-' ""'" ,)0 nc"1"'0'1 by """
jS'tnrv re' ' "f0"nerp liMrle " 1U the m
Should t 'trhnnrUItlh f bendu tUen
l0"( rn?n IH be as nearly en practicable
P' r"I!Ii fheuld b lnder!"l "Proposal.
"T. .lie of bend of Welnbach Com Cem
''',! and .MrcMcl te
1,9 AiA 8. WINO. rreslilcnt.
.... piieVIDUNT 1.1113 AND TRUST
t"gcemi'anv or rini-ADUia'itiA.
40'j Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
rTnir hiii.iii:k ' i'wt meutciacjk
".. fr n.nt forty-year slnklnic fund Beld
";,ll of nilaburBh Terminal Ilallread
il'erI f emimny. dated July I. inn:;, ,
vnilie 11 hrel.y sUcn that the Colonial
tm ,t i-emi' '"'.", v .,"::. i 'i'."vvi
from P
llliiuurmi irriiuiiui ....... uiu .... iui
UISUUii.ii if,.j. I aueiirn
l'n'!,?, of Plrit .MnrtuaEe Klve Per Cent
!nJ. .at Slnklnr rund Geld Ilendg of paid
n..m nn Kfinrctuii nnn i-nni
r '" ' : - ..
jMttiMirm .:'" ;c:h ..n.;.. :
( im lit nt Its elllce, Ne 817 Keurth nve
r i.i the City of I'lltsbush. IVnrnvlvunla,
.ii -i ii m Tueiday. December T 1P20,
"id lenders. In wrltln. of bnndi of said
f .i fir runtime and retirement from un
J. .trii tub In tbe Plnklns Fund, which
Ln,w .nieunta te I.VI.3ne a Tin slum Is
.rrd te rej et nnv nnd nil tenders.
" Tin: COLONIAL TltUHT COMPANY.
Trustee.
Diid nt I'lttsburffh, Pennsylvania, No Ne
Trmli.r IS. I"!0.
nnnul Meetlns
"Ttiii: wmaii jii:i:ti.(i or mi;
15 smiMmiMt of Tin- liieiirniup Cem.
n,.ni of Ibe tnt of rmnviliiinlii will be
Fiu .in Meiuli. lanimry Ulli. in'.M. nt 13
V i. ihe nfllie "f th Company. :ins-:iii
nuiiiut hireet. for the rl i tlim of live (S)
ni'. i .rs le m' rve for three (.1) neura and thu
trim ii 'un of "" busin.'BH which may In
'""' n'"'.l(iltX.I P IIOilKIty. Secretary.
1-,itiii: an.mal jii:i:tin(i or tiik
Id (iiniiii' Miutli rn llnmeepntlilc
llnMill.il. N ":1!' ,s ,u,h lread Htrwt. lll
,kl pi .. it ; e'liuik. t. in., iinrinii
D.li. H'5". , , , , .
IJy erd. r nf I'realilent,
AMELIA h. ''t:.sa. si. n.
l'riMMinilH
' COMPANY
Till T MOIirtJAIIK
Te Hie llnldcr. of tie tt'A .MertKace linniln
of tlie rinrrmi' Pine rmiiulry unU .Machine
( cntiMiiy
.i i - I pi. pi" its will Ii rcreled until 3
f M , Iiminlier l.ltli. I WO, at the ellliv of
tit. C.tninu.n" .i th lilte Inur.inri nnd Trmt
( .minm Triiiitei'. 1 Sill and Chvitnul
(.i t. rhiliiili-lihl,i. f.ir llu nail- te them,
ii u. h .1 - mini for priHent eimh liayment,
1 ill tin 1 - thi of may effet. of all or
in. i, n . I in m n Ii.hi.Ii of Jllliifl, or $l(iu,
el t i 1 in l"i Foundry and jrichlnu
C in i .1 it' r'tai;. us th" um of JKMIilU.
l,pi i tin Sliikini: l'und will paj for.
In ii. in " lih the t"rms of .MertKiiu'e
rral. .' ' rinrinci- l'.pn Foundry nnd
M h r . ii inny in Hie sulil Truite , d.ited
I'.ly . J" ll I'UM.
I a t iiiU within the nutnlifr ntated will
1. it i I and If accepted, the parties
off rirc t. in atliied at once and payment
te nu.l nn nii.ritider and ti.uifer of the
ki.tiili in uiil aft r Dei niber Hitli, llil'il
Ini" n ImniN pn accejilid will ci.jhe
en Ii in', r nth mill.
Tup Tru-Jt' i r Henes the rlirht te reject
nv ii i MN net manufactory le bald
Trut. f
.h u I t'n tulnilpil siiins of lhr LendH
eff.. .1 nt ill- nam tali, of d'ceunt by
ii.fi r nt Ii ill rp ix 1 tlie iimnunt of the
Ftnkn j runJ fur d strlbiitlen, the Trunt"e
lli !) 1 let from Hald bends thi
riuir t num' . r and amount thereof te be
rr1 in I rftl'l tvid
pi i,i . tiuiit.l be Indorsed "ProMesaM
f.r i t of HeiiilH of the Florence Pipe
F imlrv u I Machine Ce. MertKP.Bi' nnd
,.llr .1 In rll.UlLKN K. ZCU. Vice
T. nt mid 'Criit (illlcer, Commenwenlih
Tt. lusOMiii.. mid Truit Ce.. lL'tli nnd
Ch. -.T.i -Tim I'hllniMphtj
CliMMnWVl VI.'IM TITI.i: INSL'IlANCi:
AM) TUl'ST CO.
Trustee.
Ti in' r 1 lfi'.'n
Tin:
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tl.l'M'LWI) AND riTTSIH'ItCill
IIMI.ItOAD COMPANY
,nl O Neli'inber 'JHlh, 101!0,
1 p .p.. iIh for th.. mile of (ienernl
ix H inN f thii Company for ncieunt
i U or I lllld al nut tu rxieed p.ir
u. 1 mi. r nt le the amount of
.ii un II Ii. r. ii ImiI nt the efllru of
Ulnsi'iu I.ml-r & Cumpiny, r.n
. N . YnrT N Y , le the , ln,i
In mhi r 31 at itii'ii. Propesali
' i. s uf IiiiiiiIh, "A." "II,"
V .ml utK.i m th" r.iH" of iteries
up ' iril.ut. tli nunil. r nf Winds
i. ui"ii f..r JI7r.ll and for jaa ,-,n
i ". ' ""' ..."'.".v!; '"-,,i't','i win i,e
le .1 annue 3d. IDS I. with IntereM tn
I ' 111 i 111. . of M ssrn. WIiinIew.
.' .. '" ."!"."'. " "'". Pfeaented
.' 1. tli. rlKlil Is r(nerid iii !"!",
IK I, I -".
J i:. KI.OSS. Treasurer.
riinriisM.s nut hainceats
ll.liienf the Depot (iiartcrmatrr.
I - nn, riillaililplila. Pa
c ' lr 'I' ll- Will In. ncilwd hnrn
um II M . December 81. l!ljti Zr
turn h in. nil ..r an lurt of rj.VDOi) 'riln.
cuts I r imatlen upon lequ. at
, DUIileiuN
uincrc ei-
Illl; VMTID li.l IMPllOYIIMKNT CO
N. W. lull.M It llltOAIl i AIICII STRIICTa
t . l'lill idelphll, Sept, S. lll"e
Th. dire, ters have th, ,i,lv declared
Mirt r y ilMdmil of one mid tlir",i ?rt,
tlWjf I'tr ahnre) en Vh, Pr"'fer"d
fleck of this Company, payable i)rr. id ibe
i holders of Preferred Stock of record it ih-
riew of iiuitifsH Nev 3n in:e. ciiiiks im
Jiraal'ed 1 W Jtenrtlfl TVeaiurer.
1111. 1.i I 11 lll.i; ii.i.i MIN Vlli. il
ui.nr c iwpm ()P piiiiIVd1, ,. ',v
,Z Dir. i.ts h.ue tills d iy declared n
'""'"I' re). .n th" l'r. f.n.d .stock n,
t "aT" ''i'"; 1Uf toateckhder',"
f Ve,ln i" ur,'U'ln,.M !l o'clock
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and iMalllnff Tubes
EDWINJ.SCHOETTl.Frn
533N. llthSt. Phllailelnlil.
STOP
y 'flic High Cost of
Construction by Using
SHEETROCK
WALL BOARD
MR W
Has Ne Equal
Wt v, , tlenl l cnn,t burn,
ienfy c, ,nml "'e ti.ne and
" Panck, i "ap7't,(1' "aintL,li
nKis.Lu,'B hteck (lf cn-
Proven lm t.i..i
1,,leKh Its Many Users
Pearcc Fivrme n
N. E. r. .. . . '-'"
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F
ARMERS OF WES
TURNING
iiADii:
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N.
Governer McKelvie, of Kansas,
Says Protective Measures
Are Badly Needed
HAVE BEEN HIT BY BIG LOSS
Xceil of prntrrtivp li'glnlntlnti bj' Con Cen
Kress nt Its cnniliiK session ii seen by
ftovrrner Snmttpl Tt. JIcKrlvic, of Nc
lirn.ikn, If tlir fni-tners of the country
nri te be swnypil from n preient ti'n-tlr-nry
tewnnl rmllrnlisin.
(levcninf McKeIvIp. wiie ii n pui)
lixlicr of dm Nrlimilcn rnrmnr, stnppi'il
nt the Ilrllpviip-Striitfnril yrstr-rtlny ns
olio nf tln party nf Rovprners who linvc
Iippii nttrntllnt; tlie hpihIeh lit Hnrrls
burc tln lait few dnH.
"TIk RPtirrnl iiiiproHslen in tins prirt
of the remitry," snitl Oovernor Mc Mc Mc
Kolvle, "vcpms te be Hint tlipre bai brpii
n jrrmrnl oxeilim from tlie fnrm. nntl
(lint tliri-p is ilntiRiT of InH: of tiroilur tireilur
titiu nf femNtulTs. TliW ii probably true
t'e Minn- ptent In tlip KiM. bpcnusp
sniiic of tlie inll m net 111 proilnrtive ns
euri. The ituliiitrlnl ilptnnnil has nUe
Iirnbiibly nffrctt'il the fiiriner mere here
thnn in our section.
"With LM-ent nroiliietlen nn hnml tlie
Lfnriner ii nt the prexent tlme fncinB
n Jienvv less en lili prntitirn. '"'.
are fetchiiiR nbnut otie-hnlf of the price
it cost te Rrew tliein. lie n nise ni ni
velveil in hi'tivy looses en hii cuttle,
whlcli lie foil en IiIrIi -priced Rrnin nml
which arc new cniiRht In the Reiiernl
sliunii in Hip tnnrhet.
"One inenaci' Hint we have tn watch
particularly N the ..peculator, lie or
Ills rcprcpiitutlici are en tlie irnuml
in Rienl iiiinibeis anil an effort N beitiR
inaile by xniiii' of these broken te cor
ner the market anil held the Rrnlns
se that they may inutilpulnte the mar
ket at their pleasure.
"The fanner. ilKcentented nt the
turn which nffnlrs bnve taken nnd net -tint;
no relief, is just new IcmlliiR n
ready car te the radical. ' In fact, he
has Riuie sn fur that he lias joined such
movements.
"I'relmlily the greatest need nt the
present time, is action by the coming
CeiiRresK te create u body similar te the
War Finniice Corporation, n body of
financial and buiitiess men te rcRiilnte
the distribution of this great output el
feedstuffs. As it new stands, the
fanner, cicppt where he cannot help
himself. Is net putting his product en
the market, but is storing it, wnlting
a mere favorable price.
"The fanners feel that the I'cdenil
Heservp Hanks did them a great ileal
of Iuirni In di'tluting credits and making
the time limits se short as te be prac
tically useless te them. Many of them
hae net only lest heavily, but have
been driven close te bankruptcy."
(loverner Jehn (. Townsend, nf Dela
ware, who was nlsn stepping at the
Ifellevue-Strntferd, believes that the
i iiiinrri- lins been nvor-industrlnlizeil
and mnde the eliepring prediction that
prices of ninny feedstuffs are ilue ler
such a rapid fall that within u few
months we will lmve close te pre-wnr
prices.
LOSS IN BANK CLEARINGS
Lecal Exchanges 0.8 Per Cent Belew
Same Week Last Year
The week's tiansiictinns by tlie hank
uf tiie local Clearing Heuse Association
show ftntlier d( clitics, the total being
.vlJI.M:i..-,(!0, against $ i:i0.:i()7.:'.2."i the
fiiricspeinling week last jcar, or a less
of 0.S per i cut.
Total cvhnngps of all the clearing
houses of the Tinted States, as compiled
liv the ('emiiiereial anil Financial
Chronicle, were S8.il.".(!!)!l,701. com
pared with $!),Tnii,)7r,!)Ul, u less of
7.7 per cent.
Comparisons follew:
Activities al Pain
Scheduled for Today
11 o'clock Public health lecture
by I'ref. Philip P. Culvert, labor laber
tnry of hygiene. ""
U :.'(() o'clock Faculty lecture by
Dr. Oeerge II. .Meeker, Housten
Club.
-:ii() o'clock rmver.sitv Museum
lecture by Dr. (ieergc 1!. Gorden,
museum auditorium.
7:15 o'clock llaskethall game,
Penii Freshmen versus Temple Pre
paratory SeliiiTil, Welghttnan Hall.
H:lfi o'clock llaskethall game,
Penn Varsity vetsiis I'rsintts Col
lege, Weiglitmnn Hall.
GAMBLERS IN GRAIN
SCORED BY CAPPER
TO IMPROVE CAPE MAY PORT
Dredging of Celd Spring Inlet Is
Recommended
Cape May, N, .!., Dee. -I. Majer
General Lansing II. Iieacli, chief of
tlie tinny eiiRliieers, has recommended
the expenditure of .f.SO.UOO for the
dredging of the Celd Spring inlet three
miles north of this city. The Philadel
phia nnd Heading Uailread will build
coal decks op the harbor as seen as the
dredging is completed.
The Cuiti'd States Steamship Ce.,
of New Yerk, will run n steamship be
tween New Yerk and Cape May next
season. It will carry iibiiut 1200 pas
sengers with illnings rooms en the mnlii
deck nft. and will deck just neith of
the Corinthian Yacli Club mid within a
few squares of ( the Cape May aril.
Nebraska Cern Piled en Reads
MrCneh. Neb.. Dec. . (lly A. P.)
Thousands of bushels of corn nre
being piled nleng tlie country leads in
tills (lied Willow) county because of
the inability of farmers te dispose of
their crop. In many instances cattle
arc being turned into tlie fields.
' r ,i... i.iii'. . i..i t..,n...n.ni.,t
I'll un- inn r. pi l isiuii. mi' nil ill immiru
in ine mil,
Legitimate Trading UniitTrrlril
Hellers of grain, grain products nnd
cotton who at the time of sale would
lie owners of the "nctual physical prop prep
crt" iitnl tradeis regulnrly engnged'ln
growing, dealing in or mntiiifiii turliiR
anil registered with the Internal revenue
, Imrenu. would be excmit from the 10
Kansas Senater Draws Bill te per cent tax. Such tradeis. however.
would lie limited in tlieir Healings in
tin co times their actual transactions
dining the preceding ,ienr, nnd would
be required te repot t all dealiligs te the
internal rewinie bureau.
"Tlie Chicago Ilninl of Trade ns
nr.w ((inducted," said Sennter Capper,
"Is the world's Rreatest gambling in
stitution. Mere wheat was sold in
Chicago In the month of October than
was raised in tlie entire I'tiltisl States
this jenr. This year's corn crop was
sold font teen times In Chicago before a
bushel of corn bad reached the mar
kets. Only nbeut I per cent of the
trailing done in futures Is n benn fide
transaction for nctual delivery.
Prlre Slump Laid te Hear ltd III
"There is net the slightest doubt that
the gigantic raid made by the bears en
the Heard of Trade was the chief
causi' of the recent disastrous slump
in tlie price of farm product. He
cause a let of market gamblers find it
cdiii enient te bet en the daily quota-
farmer wlie lias been lerceil
Eliminate Speculation
in Feedstuffs
PRICE 'DROP LAID TO BEARS
By the Associated Press
WaslilllKlen, Dec. !. Senater Cap
per, of Kansas, today made public his
proposed bill te step gambling in food feed
stuffs nnd cotton.
A tar of 10 per rent, designed te he I
prohibitive en future trailing in grain I
nnd cotton, except by nctual owners or j
n limited class nf traders under federal,
license, is the basic featuie of the Cap- ,
per hill. The tax would "apply te op
tions nnd the inensute would uffect grain
products ns'well as raw grain. i
HUM... I.III 7..III 1.1! 1 ...1 . ' .
llir Ulll lllll miiji KUlllllllllg 111 wnciii, i ens till
corn, cotton nnd ether farm products."
said Mennter tapper. "It wil elimi
nate the wheat pit nnd the blackboard.
It will put out of business the thousands
nf wire houses and bucket shops by
making It impossible for gamblers and
speculators te deal en beards of trnde.
The bill undertakes te preserve the
legitimate 'Iieldge,' but cuts out nil
gambling nnd manipulation."
Farmers, dealers and maiiitfacrurer.s
buying or selling grain or cotton for
actual delivery would net be restricted
by the proposed law. Senater Capper
said.
Penalties nf fiO per cent of the pro
posed federal tax. a line of S10.000 nnd
one jenr's imprisonment for violation
ANNOUNCEMENT ! !
te sell his lings and cattle at a less
while meat still 'ells at war prices h
again made the goat."
"The fanner nlrentlv has Inst mere
thnn SI. 0(H) .01)0,(100 by the bear raid.
Ilrnkers ami commlssieii houses have
cleaned up mere than .40.000.000 in
margins ami coinmissleiis alone. Tlie
lambs who play the market lun'e lest
mere than l?l 00.000.01)0 in tlie last
ninety dn.vs in speculating In cotton and
wheat.
"I lind all gtain and cotton dealers,
millers and spinners recognize the evils
of the present jsem and ine anxloil anxleil anxloil
te step gambling In fend pieducts. Thev
will heartily support this measure te
place the business un n ligltiiuiite lmi
I nm also assured of tlie support of the
farm organizations. The commission
houses, brekets, Imiket shops and mar
ket speculators generally will light it
Bemb Damages Seville; Three Hurt
Seville, Spain, Dec. !. Heavy dnm
age wns done Ii the explosion of a
bomb yesterday In a business house en
Fableln street here. Three soldiers
who were passing iceeived serious injuries.
19 N. DAKOTA BANKS FAIL
Anether Added te List They Won't
Hener County's Checks
Bismarck, N. I)., Dec. I fHv A.
teenth hank te close in North Dakota
since November le.
Mr. I.eftus snid plans arc under way
for reopening of the closed institutions,
but none have tesiiineil yet. The State
Industrial Commission, nt n meeting
P.l Clesitiif (if tlie Ciilri'iw' Sinte ! tliU nflemnnn. iideiited n resolution OU
Hank of Antler, in Hettineitii county, ' therizmg the hank of North Dakota net
due le depleted reserves, was nn- i le honor checks or drafts drawn by
limine oil last night bj ( ). D l.eftlnts, count) treasurers unless the money U
state bank exutiiincr This is (lie tune- needed te meet urgent obligations.
sm?Msinr Mrricrw
sti msiiip ycmri:s
KIII'CATION.W.
Until Setr-ii
We liavc been selling DIAMONDS
wholesale for 20 yenri nrA dis
continuing this eVpartment te
devnte our entire nttentlen te our
retail business. This will cnable
you for n limited tlme te purchase
loon DIAMONDS et all slzea nt
wlieb sale prices.
ANY AKTK'I.R VUIICIIASRD
NOW can be rrnrrtrd for Chrlit
inns en a ninnll drpenlt.
IT C OSTS I.RSS ON Rl.r.Vr.NTH ST.
Lichtey's, 6 N. 11th St.
COME TO SCHOOL NOW
Hundred of young men and young)
women and of boys and Rlrls nre bt
Binning ceuraet of study new that will
qualify them for geed office positions.
Don't you be left behlndl If employed
and unable te come In the daytime,
coma at night! Ne matter what there
Ii te hinder you, overcome it and come
te ichoel new!
Strayer's Business College
807 Ceeitnnt Street Phene, Walnut 384
i3& 'i Rnute te Anv Part nTpT
QUiCKs - "W0pe
ONLY 7 DAYS
NEW YORK TO COBLENZ
Unsurpassed Accommodations When Yeu Travel "Via Cunard"
Aritcrturm ... Philadelphia te Liverpool, Brutel (Avoemouth) . . .Dec. 6
SaxenU New Yerk" llalilnx, Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Hamburg Dec. 9 Jan. 18 Mar. 1
Dec.
m;e line ret.
NVvv Y'lt M.lOs 7in.S."i7 54.C.s:..:'.ils.7.'il in. I
rwt.iBe . nie.ii'in.s'iii r.54 ini.inn ! a
l'hll.i. .. 4'JI'. Sia.r.lli) 4A0.3II7..TJ5 e.s
iiosten ss'. i.'in.ai.i ami, inn. "07 23. n
Ivans city Jlli.rt-iil.H7U L'ln,ll7.(lJi) 'OS
St. l.miiH. ijh,isr.,eiis lri'j.fw.'.'in'i l.vs
S I'iIhc) till" e in nun 1 .Ml, nnn, r. 17 14 3
I'lttshUIKll 10 1.7.17 .1SI l'JU.MIIJ Hn2 'I'll II
p.'trnlt 7 I7'.'..l"l SI. ('.Oil. noe 4.(1
Italilnieri- K.l.llfi M31 7II.IIU1 ill'l ,7.'.'
x. uiienns 11:1 '.')::i."iii ni.ias -si 3n a
I:ien cit
ies. .1 ilMtSil.SL'T.SUO.Sri. $0,0 U. 7511. 280 8 8
Other cltlts,
:. u.iya . l.'.'iin.Otil 171 1,.11l.2l)s,023 B.7
Til nil elt-
li-a,.'i d J7.."i07. 2.17. 02(1 J8.2."0.0.-.S.203 8 3
All CltllH,
1 day . l.:ls:..4H2.078 1. 11(1,1)17. fWH 4.2
1'ntiil all
lIi'm. l: H.n.-i2 000.701 tn,7O2.O7S,O01
tl'.frtly iHllni.ited 'Increase.
Financial Briefs
A Londen cnlile sajH geld experts te
the I'lilteil States dining tlie week ended
Dicember 1 nitieuntcd te 202,900.
f'emmeiclal failures tills week In the
I'nlted Sl.itcs ns repot ted liv 11 (J
linn & Ce. are .139 against 218 last week,
2(!u In pit reding week and 14M the corte certe
HimuilliiK iM'i'lf last year. Kalluie.s In
Can.ida numlier 30 agultiHt 2fi last week
2J Hie pu'Lvdlng wi-il. nnd 1G last year
One liuiidred Chicago city banks bid
for city deposits, but instead of I per
cent Interest as expected by clt olll elll
cliils, downtown banks bid only 3 pur
cLiit and outlying banks 3'... pur cent.
The neiage pilot' of twenty nethe in
dustrial stocks declined 0.2J per cent
Mhtcirinv te 77 08, while twenty rail
roads advanced 0 08 per Lent te 77.55.
Anacend.i'H November output totaled
1 l.ioii.eoi) pounds of copper, against
l.nuil.liuu in October.
Tlie New Yerk Sublrensury lest $3S0 -000
te the bunks yesterday.
The pieniiuni nn New Vel I, exchange
In Mnntii'iil today was practically un-ihaiiK.-d
ut !!' per ci nt. The discount
en f.inaill.in fupd.s In New Vetk was
ut cbiiiiKed at 12' j per cent
A ft i r the flrt hour, ipioiiitlens wre
a- fellows. iii'tnanil sterling 3 111',
c.ihles 3 17: ti.mc c.il.Ks 5 He. eh.'cks
'IS; lite e.iblis 3 57, checlCH .'1.511 ; H, .
I'm c.iuiew i...;i, elii-ck.s G3,l, maths
With the ( Nceptlnn of lireek cM-liange
Wllll'll fell te a new low Ii-euld of 8 "5
tin iVntral Kutepeiiii pmImiik.h Mini
iiiiiu iiM iniimvs Austil.i. .11 ; Fin
and .'or,; Ituni.inl.i. 1.45; leeho-Sle-Mihia.
I.'O. .lugu-sil.uhi, .7'i
I'harlets for tlvn n..i- ,...ii...,.,i i i ..
With n total cnpiliil (,f $310,000. Wei.. sJ
"- iminiB nm paai wick, aecetilmg
le the htiiti'invnt of the lomptrelh'r of
iiiireiicy. I.'hn Iianks Increased their
capital by f 135,0110, uhlle three oliin eliin
nry Ihiuldatleiu w.-te alsn r.'imite.l
Included in this hitter group is the l.,n
cola .Niitluiiiil llanh, of Itechester N
V. with cupitnl of ll.Oiio.eou It Is
iliulei steed the hank Is le he consolidated
with the Alllance Hank, et ISechcster.
"Geb" Succeeds Colonel In Jeb
Husten, D'C (.'Sailor" It) mi, a
gob, who was listed lis Ilenrv .1.' Itynii
ill the nail muster rolls, dining the war.
was linked .M'stenluy by Colonel J W
Cinlhrnith, lint ieiuil ciimuiander of the
American Legien, te head the Legien's
Americanism Commission. He would
succeed Colonel Arthur Weeds, former
assistant secretory' of wur. H.wiii, who
is rliiiirinau of the Aineficniiism Cem
mission of tlie Legien in this Mate, said
hi) would probably accept nml would
confer with Colonel (iiilbralth ou the
matter In rcw Yerk tofner'row.
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30Day Business College
New Addren
STUDENTS CHAPTER BLDG.
Susquehanna, near Bread
We bare purrhnaeil the uliove Kplinilld
btillitlnE nn n urnnunrnt liame (or our
cellrge. Dlainnnil B204.
Mute time nnd muney, and necure the
tiCHt txidttlnn In tlie city.
"The school that in practically perfect
anil perfectly practical."
Contract nr monthly rates.
Columbia New Yerk" LondeoJerrr and Glasgow
Aquitania New Yerk" Cherbourg nnd Southampton
Vnicenia Philadtlpbia "Liverpool
K. A. Victeria . . . .New Yerk " Liverpool
Imperator New Yerk" Cherbourg and Southampton
Vauban New Yerk " Liverpool
Carmania New fork " Liverpool
Calibria New Yerk " Gibraltar, Naplei, Patrai, Dubrovnik & Trieite
InltuU PhiladclDhia " Londen Dec. 31
Pannenia New Yerk " Piraeus. Dubrovnik and Trieite... Jan. 22
Albania New Yerk" Plymouth, Cherbourg & Londen.. Feb. 1 Mar. 15 Apr. J 9
Scjthia New Yerk " Liverpool Mar. 5 Apr. 2 Apr. 23
Camerenia New Yerk" Londonderry and Glasgow Mar. 5 Apr. 6 Maj 4
Maurctania New Yerk" Cherbourg and Southampton . ..Mar.10 Apr. 7 May 12
Dec. 11 Jan. IS Feb. 1
.Dec. 14 Jan. 25 Feb. 22
.Dee. 15
.Dec. 18 Jan. 15 Feb. 10
.Dec. 23 Jan. 20 Fab. 10
.Dec. 24 ...
Dec. 28 Jan. 22 Fab. 19
Dec 28
R. M.S. "CARONIA"
Sailing from New Yerk January 15
Itinerary Includes vulu te MADEIRA. GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS. MONACO
(RIVIERA), NAPLES. ALEXANDRIA. PIRAEUS (ATHENS), returning te
Mw Vnrlr vl NAPLES and GIBRALTAR
A 43-day trip replete with inttreMing and comprehensive programs of abere
excursions, including a iuii "ccke ay ai ji,-..wt.ii'isirk
. ..... r.t ...a.. In f 1 TDO w.A ).
. . m w m . i.i iiiii.iii i. n -ti. ,w v..a,.r at... .uv m
li H I . Caw interior el EGYPT or et a short trio 17
te the Hely Land.
A GOOD 1'OSITION AWAITS YOU
fitudy te bn a utcnaaranher or n linnkk..........
i Our eeursp-i are cnmplela In evry rl'-tall
Includlnu eiflce trnlnlnB Individual In.trus-
nun. uay unu niRll. cihhiipb uur rerer-
encea nre CTrcntleml. Cotnlej
i'iiiia. iir.siM.--H rni.Lr.c.B
unit CVIIrtre nf Cenimprre
1017 Chestnut St. 1'blludelelila
I'nimenEcr nnd l"relRlit Srrslces.
I'nmcncrr (Hike. 13110 Uulnut St.. l'hllu.
Fer Inter aniline ipply nt
l'rclglit tinier, lleuma lllilir., rhll.
rffCn t- 7.C rpnf(i r.r..5nn?KIi
n 0 VF W . , u aVMJ (
WILL WIRE :
vesj mm?,
Including Fixtures, en Our
12 Monthly Payment Plan
Why rein jrenr eyti uitk peer ligni
ing tchtn yea can have iltctilcity 19
caul j?
140 North 11th St
Hll CO 20 S. 24 4 Wul. IHRl) 18X1 A .IRK'
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LUCKENBACH LINES
Philadelphia te Rotterdam Amsterdam
S S SHORTSVILLE (U. S. S. Beard) December 10
S S EASTERN GLADE (U. S. S. Beard) December 20
Rotterdam Philadelphia
S HOMESTEAD (U. S. S. Benrd) December 10
S EASTERN SOLDIER (U. S. S. Beard) December 24
Philadelphia San Diege Les Angeles San Francisce
Pet tland Tacoma Seattle
S JULIA LUCKENBACH December 8
' S PLEIADES December 18
San Francisce Les Angeles San Diege Philadelphia
S ' S FREDERICK LUCKENBACH December 7
S S H ATTIE LUCKENBACH December 14
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
328 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
I.O.MIIAltl) .-.310
STUAMMlU NOTIf
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e-war i-asiferraa service
The Pacific Limited between Chicago and San Francisce
is new in service via the Chicago,. Milwaukee 6c St.
Paul Railway.
The new schedule saves time en your transcpntinental trip.
Leave Chicago (Union Station) 10:45 a.m.
Arrive San Francisce 8:30 (third morning)
This convenient schedule daylight departure and day light
arrival combined with the complete and luxurious equipment
affords service par excellence. '
Observation sleeping cars, standard sleeping cars, tourist
sleepers, free reclining chair cars and dining car.
The route is ever the Chicago, Milwaukee te St. Paul, Union . Pacific, and
Southern Pacific Lines.
Fer sleeping car reservations and full information apply te
Gee. J. Lincoln, General Atrent, C. M. & St. P. Ry.
208 Dcnckla Bldir., Phene Walnut 4W7
GEO. B. WAYNES. General Pauenjrer Acjent, CHICAGO
i:s
$Th OVULES
I am an tm tern 3P rata nn sr. rz.
ti BBB" 8fc 6- Kin
m auainy uaua v& n
Agents for U. S. Shipping Beard
100 A-l Steamers
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De Tour CKri5tmas Helping Earl)!
There are 12,000 children who will leek te the Ledger Santa Claus
Club for their Christfnas presents this year 12,000 little ones te
whom Christmas will mean nothing but heartaches and longing if
they find their stockings as empty as their lives.
All of these thousands are hoping against hope that they will net be
forgotten. Gifts, they knew, will have te come through the outside,
for the family pocketbooks are already stretched te the limit te provide
the necessities of life.
Won't you help te make Christmas a day of real joy te these 1 2,000
kiddies? Won't you send them some gifts toys or clothes or candy
or the money with which te purchase them te the little ones who
would otherwise be forgotten?
But de your Christmas helping early, for making up I 2,000 packages
is a big job even for Santa Claus.
Gifts should be sent and check
made payable te
LEDGER SANTA CLAUS CLUB
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia le
Scandinavian Perfc
CHRISTIANIA
GOTHENBURG
COPENHAGEN
S S "Oronelte" Leading Dec. 1
(Utncr Scandinavian ana name
reria 1 aujjicicnt sarge ejjert)
Phiiadeinhia te Greek.
Adriatic & Clack Sea Ports
Piraeus, Pntrns, Salenlca,
Venice and Trieste
SS "Fert Armitrong"..Leadine Dec. 1
(Fer Black Sea P0H3 if sufficient
cargo offers)
Leading Berth: Pier 78, Seuth Wharvei
Fer rates and space apply te
The Charles T. Megce Ge.
Drexel Building, Philadelphia
Lembard Slne-l-J.J Main jnci
Philadelphia te Gibraltar,
Valencia, Barcelena
Marseilles
S S "Lake Greenbriar" . Dec. 15 !
I' or rates ana partiadars apply te S
James W. Elwel! & Ce., ?nc.
17 State St., New Yerk
or
The Charles T. Megec Ge,
Drexel Buildincr. Philadelnriia
hiwwnra 'jlUU-l-J-J Main .I0GI
' FRENCH LINE
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
Cempasnie Gcnerale Transatlantique
Inivaril nnil Out" aril runt I'rrlclit Strnmers
Regular Service
Between
PHfADELPHIA & FRENCH-ATLANTIC PORTS
S ' S "FARN WORTH, " Antwerp& Hamburg Dec 12
S S "ROUSILLON," Lc Havre & Berdeaux Dec 20
SS "ONTARIO," Le Havre & Hamburg Jan. 15, '21
(and such ether French-Atlantic Ports as cargoes offer)
Te Lead Pier 56 Seuth
AGENTS Nnv YORK OCEANIC COMPANY, INC.
l'nr KitcH nml "purr Aprilj
GEYELIN & COMPANY (Inc.) Philadelphia Representatives
tun oeuin reurin atreet
T.emhiinl 4JOT
Mil In tISJ
NAWSCO LINES
Freight Service
Bctncen PHILADELPHIA and LOS ANGELES HARBOR,
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND
VI est Bound Mmmcr Kat noun West Bound Steamer L'ast Wound
Sailed
Di-c. 10
Dec. 17
. . . Yalza. .
..West Isleta
. . .Artigas. ..
Jan. 1 I Jan. 1 T.nhirri,
...Jan. 15 j Jan. 15 ..West Togus.
, . IVb. 1 Man. 27 Brush
Ter Hiited, rtc.. Applr te
Feb. 15
Feb. 28
Mch. 5
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
13G S. Fourth St.. 1'hila
Phene Lembard 5791-2-3; Main 3202-3
6 1 2 Chestnut Street
J&
.ni -y &
"JBSfi
MING
fUM
-' LINES
U.S.Shippinc Beard Steel Sleamen
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA te
Rotterdam & Antwerp
SS "Arizpa" Leading
SS "Lake Hnrrninia" ... Dec 5
ROTTERDAM te
PHILADELPHIA
SS "Bennie Broek" . .Dec. 10
PHILADELPHIA te
HAMBURG and BREMEN
A Steamer Dec.
SS "Gateway City.. Jan. 5
PHfLA'DELPHIA te
CONSTANTINOPLE and
BLACK SEA PORTS
A Steamer as sufficient cargo offers
Fer apace and rates apply
A. D. Cummins & Ce., Inc.
H. P. DILKE5, Manager
139 Seuth 4th St., Phila.
I.imbunl 4UT-4liiR-SIU7 Main Mm
HILADELA
m 1 te
sae;raAftEMgA
RIO JANEIRO. MONTCVIDEC
AND BUENOS AIRES
S.S. "Lake Fannin" Sailed
S.S."Lake Fagnndus" Dec. 10
U. S. Shipping Beard
Steel Steamers
Apply
Jehn S. Emery & Ce., Inc.
Bosten. M''!
Megee, Steer & Ce., Agts.
Drjxel Builtlinft Plildplprnn
Leinliuril 'J'.'UH-2t;U!
SOUTHERN
Steamship Company
U. S. Shipping; Beard Steel
Stenmers
FREJGHTONLY
Regular Weekly Sailinijs
Every Saturday
Frem Pier 46. Seuth W7inrie
PHH.ADELPHIA
te
Housten, Texas
rrlslit rrcdverl for nn.l thru BUI. e(
Rl-i A,iJ?J.ufd ,0" ,'eln," ,n TEXAS,
OKLAHOMA. ARKANSAS. COLO
IADO, UTAH. ARI?ONA. NCW MEX
ICO and CALIFORNIA.
Fer rates and particulars apply te
Southern Steamship Company
322 Cemmerciftl Trust Bide.
PHILADELPHIA
III II I .m list IHKi lll.il t,.,.- .
EARN-LINEi Helland-America"
1iirnrimrutii1 iHOi
U. S. Shipping Beard Steel Steamers
General Carge
Regular Service
j Philadelphia Manchester
A Steamer Dec.
Philadelphia Havana
S S "Lake Fernande" Lendins
Fer rates and particulars apply te
Earn-Line Steamship Ce.
I 139 Seuth Fourth St.
J PHILADELPHIA. PA.
LINE
New Yerk te Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and BouIegne-iur-Mer
Rotterdam Dec. 1 1 Jn. 22
New Amsterdam . . . Dec. 28 Feh. 1
Ryndam Jftn. 8 Feh. 12
Noerdnm March 5
Ptnenzcr Office. 1531 WInnt SU PkiU.
CAUTION NOTICES
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