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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921
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POLICE CLERK JOBS
Return of Patrolmen to Actual
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Street Duty Presages
Big Shake-Up
DEMOTE ACTING SLEUTHSj
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Important ,-hanges n ere f ,,r?, as,
Jctei tives. have been i"pnt to the Hlghth
and fefTerfin troet -tut ion. wnien M
'n PhvuI II. T.nne'!. ward, the Twen
tieth t ,
John SnevJ (or inr tnan twelve
rent-s a ledger ierk n the superin- I
rent-s a ledger itk n n"- i,"u
tendent's office. hads Hie li-t of trans.
A ih , n..HAm.int Af 1'itniii ni 'iv ...... . , ww ........rf ....
-.V. - . V trnnsfVrr.d station: William Dyer and Harry J. traction for farm boys from Kansas nnd ' representatives throughout tbe country who naa signcao pennon, yosicraay np
when four elerl - tr"n"" " , (;0stcllo. cf the Fruit and Westmore- Texas, who are InC.crmnny after f v"y optlmlstlo all looking forward pcj ,to jgtc. Trcnchnnl. of the Htf
V o nr patrolmen who hi u eld re.pon . 70Q oss 'VeV- continuing s'on lESSr P"01' Court' for the PPnH"nt of tn
Hble i-osltions in hoadm mi ers for tl. Murphj. of the FoMth'the United States. Half the party ?$& ?liiuM t'nSi,t0Jmnti'nUs 9 ,itt,lln 9t &t
n,ttVr,,,r:Wr7m1,nl,xla u 'and Snyder avenue station. hails from Hlll.boro. Kan., but none ioiUm oflu to b l.oSW e. tminiclpallty.
dnts. Which thev becun a' muiniglil. All . .. , m t i.i,i. .i ii .....i.... .i...i.. ,m in I The nnnllentlon tix onnosed hv
' .v,... .... .;,.,!,, ith three net na - - - ur raiBimi. p O..IUB Hici,! y"'i "'."', "","?' .s"v"7"ir viiwii;. fr.r""; "o..:-i ,vi.r;.-
Ora to "trPrtK;'"V-fn",Vl of T,nnc i I $300,000 each, has been added to the ,, on Wcjnewiny from Dresden.
Tohn V simmer's, n .haw of ,ml Ice ' resources nvailnb'e for the new "hool Their adventure wan partly spoiled at
ry?olls in he ofti.e of Cuof Clerk Oil- I 0f medicine and dentistry of the I'nl- J" ran-cfort when they wer.. forced to
or'. "- nnnth-r veter.w, who was re- u,.itv nf ll(K.hMt,P. !t ,, unou,ed. . '"" Syol Horn'
turned to ..tret ,lutt Summers wn Tlu. t,onors nr(1 M. Gertrude Strong ?n Tx IS a hoanltnf I ater Wolf
perennalh m.p.-inte.i m Lane to the Af.hinos and Mrs. Helen Strong far- ! J- '" " ??Uai,n eomnanlons
Mice to-.T'M-. . . trr. daughters of the lato Henry A. '"1. nV i L ,iVfi, P
Two other follower ,.f t e Twen'ien strong, who died In Itochchter in 10111 ".. not t",,,1 of th ' dcat ' , , .
ward lender who wer-ret jrneilt-.strert I The whole amount will used hen not inspecting inthedral.Si and
tJ 1 '.!. In n'.tf; ... l. ..aHah rm a AllHlnnl lifM9. lUUPllllllt, nriritll Ilk Lilt' VlllfL ll'illlH
In the Ktorerowins. and Ausu-t Kre . pltal as n joint memorial to the late spent tho.tr time seurchlns for rela
"V i .....i .- n..n.hnr ..f v.-nrs tt.-t A and Helen Phoebe Strone. ' tive.s residing in Germany Frank
i.. .. ,Ur!..ol ..Mt.M, it m the Heteetive
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The Market Street National Bank
Philadelplda. Pa.
!'cbrL.ir'
Is
RESOURCES
l.e.ti s .i. .1 1-est'Pfnts t: S
C'ustoirers' t. al.'1!'
under '"orpmeroa
letters of ''red'.. a-..1
ciptnc- .
Hue from Bar.!.;
exchanges for C ea'
r.B Hcsje
t ,u"h md Ilser e
ui m n
i?i Gc-3 :;
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OFFICERS
r-esldei.'
n.f.LKsi k i:tn
Vlce-rrcsld.?ns
THKO ABBOTT
HARRY H. HUIST , .
VLFRED WOLSTKMIULilk.
"'cc-Presldcnt ar.d C.isl.f "
.T. iHX O. MUIR
tslstnnt Cashi"1:
HARLES II CR.VMBR
DIRECTORS
i'hn v,' nuif
Uii C WVlfh
E K Schllch'.r.
Chu E n-J-.
Mfrid Woltienl.o.m
V'Ib'ir H. Zlrnmcrrti
II K ftoler il 1'
if-rmar. L Hohlfe.1
KnJ. w Orr J
John O Mulr
Edwurd L. Rich.
llrlxrt E. Wlt?
John R. JIor
Harry K Hrl-
rrnnk C Snmrn-
'". hard Y Yfrlr-
'! Tmkv !
samuil I. ''hrv
'r O l"ri.!irfr
p Mrltmmtt.- M '
TCink-d llii.ni
I it.n T '3!1.-'
.7rrTZrZZZ-7 grandson Fom h declared tint the, Business ncpenm.is.i o . "'";'.'"
$19,912,275.45 .$19,912,275.45 woman was unduly influenced and also lSnV
. a not of mind able to make a will. She """.', -"i vanishes nre in sllirht
Third National Bank
In the Center of Things
Opposite Broad Street Station
STATEMENT
ill HI 1.11
1 1 ui. n Pi'k. I'rn
' llrinion K.ilrrt. 1. l'rf
l . llTor.1 vmI Ca.Mff
H m T T(Tilin.on A't Cn.hr
Hiinttirvd U llowwurch ' t Cnhirr
llrrurrt . hlte A.itCtt.hltr
STATEMENT
February
ASSETS
Gush and in banks .$1,145,1.: 88
Collateral Loans i5.467,efi8.K
Investments . . 4, 925.83d.40
Miscellaneous 91,971.34
$12,630,874.63
TRUST FUNDS (kept separate)
Wnt. T. Murphy, President.
i
were iut to City Hall from the Klghth
nml Jefferson ctreets ntnttoti, will ulso
be returned to utreet duty. They are
Jolm M.ilinney, Hurry Klein nml John!
Cojle Itoth (Vle nml Muhnncy hare
n number of yeniV service in the l)e -,
teethe Iltirenn to their credit.
Ailatn Ilrcy, of the Fourth and York
streets Mtntlon, who was detailed at
the Knlseonal Hormltul. N ordered re
turned to street duty, while hi pinto
win be tufcrn by Policeman John Town- i
.end. of the Maine Matlon. Policeman ,
Marls S. Keribtl. of the Klghth and
Jefferson streets station, will be do
failed in the Detective Bureau to sul
teed Coy! .
The poHts left vacant by the trans
J of the veterans will be filled by the'
following men, who have been ordered
to r''iort to the office of Superintendent i
- M"" thN rf.i. Yl
MILLION FOR UNIVERSITY
- ?
Two Women Give Funds to Ro
Chester, N. Y., Institution
Itoclifstw. X. Y.. Feb. 23. - The '
iwit-iirsin , .. ... i -.
,,um of JI.OOO.OO'I in two gifts ol
father and mother of the donors.
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LIABILITIES
v aiu. Mock . . ? 1.000 fiOO 0
Surplus and N": J'rorlts 2 0u4,0?f.70
""irculatlon .
Commercial Letters of
frtrtlt and Accept
ances i Loan ar.d Rediscounts
i federal Reserve Dank
Secured by Vnlted
i States obligations.
I Bills Payable Federal
' tl ABU S LA T ?
gs: coo "0
t :41 si
US 3j0 '0
Ilesenw Bank
00.000 0"!
Deposl's
i ii i inn rriri iiiiiircnpi i v fc iur uiuiwi lmijivj mu iiitviiiH iif iui - - - -- . . . ...... . . . i
.. - .-. .....kaiKai ..r hi nhl.A.tiiHl f.- mmI nn lln f no IJTISIt UI'IIIILIIU. .UI lUUUil UUUI ICCTH 11 II II.IIIC AtllllUlli. lUIIUJtl AKl L LUC UL
Depos!'s '.3.90.1.014 11 'Henry L. Fonda, of rhlladelptla, her tnat there will ue .nair voiuraoiwi
The NATIONAL BANK of
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia
OPEN FOR BUSINESS. JANUARY 10. 1921
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Close of Business February 21st, 1921
RESOURCES
l.ouna and Investments
U. S. Government Securities
Accruud Interest
Due from Banks
Cash and Reserve . . .
LIABILITIES
Capital .Sioik
Surplus
$500,000
. 100,000
I ndividcd Profits
Reserve for Organization Expanse
Interest earned uncollected
Shareholders advance payment on
Certified Checks
DEPOSITS
Condition at Clone of Business
February ilnt, 1921
RESOURCES
'. a- s a'-.d Invest-
r tr.-R ... 5 138 S35.2T
wuc from Danktt ard
Hankers "47,1
6 j. 1 Z
ami ann nt-sci" e So;. 3
Kx"hangtsi for Clear
ing Houe
TMrst K-rrl nor
illect'Ml
j.stf.mers' I.labll'.t".
count of A.cppt-
ii-ts cx uted tj
' s bank
Si; 8S1.D4
J3 634 It
$11,311,696.78
LIABILITIES
.ip.ia . s 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 'i j
fdrp us and Vndl-
Wded Prints, r.e. J Hi, 808 61
T'n-amed Discount 41. 651. IS
I'lrou'ation : I" 00 00
II 1 : , s Payable t
Ketleral Iles-r
Uank ... . CC: "OC 00
--ptances hk .'.i J
for C-5to'r.ers C,"'.' 07
Ppos".s 8,057.81') S)
$11,311,696.78
rIRKlTOR
t rank I Croft
leul. R. DlcU
Jacob H. niMlon
amuM I'. Hotlon
lovh J Martin
Hamilton Din. ton
llnmkrt ft ronrrll
il Ilrtnton Ilobrrta
Mtar I Stow
W. I-eMnr Talbot
f.orta i. Vrntr
IV. Clifford VTood
21ft, 1921 " " "
LIABILITIES
Capital StwK $l,000,0o0.00
Surplus . . 1.000,000.00
, Undivided Profits 194,882.22
Deposits 10,435,992.41
$12,630,874.63
$22,417,519.26
Clarence C. Hrinton, Treasurer.
Tiwnn q pnwRnVv
I llU Ui U. UUllDUIU
No Material Change
Viol I btlvmAn mNl&IH&S??
yarn In general, however, Is without i
' material change, with buyers unwllllnt; I
One of Seventeen Dies at Frank-
fort While Companions
Are Sightseeing
NOT INTERESTED IN BEERl e,'ouirh to Ucc lho mlIls runnlnir tram. Trenton, Feb. 2S. Alleging iiregu
NU I INI LHt I LU IN Dttrll o ,o W per cent of a full ime basis. .,.. . ,,. ' e AtMt.
Sn r r Crh r D prV U. Ca, ''. . 'J I
llcrlln, Vh 1J,. itoozt hoius no at-
opportunity for making un
their Mtnte'.s prolonged dryness.
"We rushed from town to town
sightseeing nnd did not have time to buy
1 beer, one of the farm boys declared,
""i,',v.V w forgotten that boose
mi,.,j
h
Thiele. from Norton. Kan., found his
purents living in Dresden, and Arthur
Sailer, from lllllstxiro, visited an aunt
llvlns at f'ann.statt. near Stuttirart.
' Sailer and David Kck, ulso from Hills.
' boro, vere soldiers In the Thirty-fifth
Division, which participated in the
nnnl Argonne victory over me ier i
mans. '
The German hosts were greatly sur-
prised at the absolute Americanism of .
the majority of their visitors, whose
parents were German. They declared
I the Kawas and Texas climate must I
.-v ..--r-, m.v v- -. ,,.
.nange me metal appearance ns well as
the character of German sons. J
Fonda Will Caveat Dismissed
John I Carr, register of wills for
Northumberland county, has dismissed a
caveat against the $300,000 will of
Mrs. Caroline l'onda, of Milton, by
$570,631.00
133,928.00
U.098.4G
09,372.38
7C,661.92
$853,192.32
(Paid ir i
3300,000.00
60,000.00
371.14
6,26G.4o
5,256.16
124,370.00
27.50
356,901.07
stock .
. .
$853,192.32
at the clote of buaineia
February 21t, 1921
RESOURCES
I.oar.j .trd Investments. .. 6 811 S10.TC
United States Bonus 386.750.09
United States Bonds to se
cure clrcu'.atlon 3 DO. 000.00
I Customers' Liabilities under
j Letters of Credit 3.448.72
Due from Banks 158, 124. 61
CASH AND HESKIlVi: ... 714,660.67
$8,364,712.75
LIABILITIES
Cap.ia'. :oc!c s i50.00u.00
Surplus and Net I'rof'ts . P31.S10.79
Circulation H0.t00.00
Hills payable with I-'ederal
tesrv Hank 200, 000.00
letters of Credit 3.6.72
P.cser'fd for Interest .. . D0.000.00 ,
Deposits . 6,761.066.24 i
$8,364,712.75,
FRANK ADSHEAD. Caahler.
Fetruary 21, 1921
RESOURCES
rvo',. arrt Investments . $9.860,tl2 01
Aocru-a Interest . . 49,818.71
Tnlted States Itnnds 30fl.00U.00
Hanhlng House :?I'h'J i?
''faring House Kirhunges. 161,804 0d
, fash und Ileserve . ... 1G22.32.0
I'e-riianent Bond Account. 6", 000 on
Customers' Liability Account
o A -eptari'.es . . . . SO.CQfi 00
$12,975,67325"
i LIABILITIES
i i ap.i riturk , .
i Surplus and Net l'rollts
I 3O0.C00.O0
1,371.43) H7
34,276,8')
23,139.80
260,200.00
1.298,023.0? '
1 3C0, 000.00
60,000.00
50.000.00 ,
I rnearna uicouni
Reserve for Taxes, etc
Circulation
1 Individual Deposits . . . .
i Due Federal Ileserve Ban!;
Uonds Borrowed ...
1 Acceptances Executed for
Customers
$12,975,673.2e
MAifrii ucsirrnpiH nrnvHii in
cut him ott with a set ot family plate.
---,jldemand
Builnets In Cottons Generally Shows'
' io commit tne-mscivcs ior a longer periou r
than thirty days
Conditions In the wool trad are nttll i
quiet. A small volume of business 18 ,
reported. There appears to be, however, I
n gradual Improvement. Most of the
textile manufacturer believe thla year
will le slow nnd draggy, with few price
changes The demand Is Just about ;
.Tfhhrq nf wooUnn nnil ntrA irooila
fay business flliows a marked Improve-
Slfil,1 &T?Xy&X
noted In connection with bulldlmr ODcra
tlon worh, but It !s anticipated with
the opening of spring an Improvement
will bo noted In this respect Prices
are firm and collections fair.
"The stove trade is fairly busy In
staple goods, more SL'iibonnbie weutlur
having stimulated the demand. Supple
mental heating apparatus la moving
freelv and Jobbers and rtalierfl are well
employed Foundries are runnlnr at
about SO and 85 per cent capacity. Prices
are pteady and collections fnlr.
"The leather market shows-steady Im
provement 8olo leather prices aro
stead and the bu:ii of the stock Is held
by tnr.nrs and dealers Glazed lId
mumifnfturerM hnve made substantial
sales und Mock of better grndes Is low.
Manufacturers of snoes nave oniy mou-
erate stocua or materials on nana imu
art) bujing to meet Immediate needs. ,
but sales nr) Increasing In Blze. Shoo
provemei'it In volume of business. Whole-1
sale shoo dealers dnd an Increased lie
mand for shoes and, while the season
has been previously unfavorable to tho
sale or runner tooiwcar, recent aiumm
have enabled the retailers to bcII this
atcck.
'The chem cat market Is fairly active.
I" the drug line ,"""'"": report
IZJV mfuotS
pharmacists Is small with no prospect
of Immediate in.nrovement. Prices keep
high. In the chemical nnd dyestuft liner.
- o . -- ;-- -- --.,,. .,i
"-i'".""" A""1'.' WV r
p .0pp? market shov. s little change,
I Manufacturers nnd JohOers report verj
little buying vxcipt for Immcdluto needs
and prices nre deollnln?.
"Manufacturers and Jobbers of wall
paper report business at a standstill.
This Is the dull season In that line.
Inquiry from dlftercnl points inaicaie
1 demand and prices ar ettll nigh.
Weather conditions will no aouoi navo
some bearlnc on demand for merchan
dise In this line. ...
"The leaf tobacco tmde has been com
i paratlvely quiet Healers and manu
facturers are or.ly buying to meet tno
wTbrubSak lVS Ooo5aarS
of Pennsylvania and Connecticut aro In
I fair request, but prices gencrauj- ruie
. high and the new crops aro understood
, to bo of somewhat Inferior quality. Su-
, matra and Havana arc on ly oelns sola
i In small amounts at high pr ceo Porto
SLlfV oU &urJ
.!A.d' ,- 'in. .onitfjK-turers renort
somo improvement in business and or- viscr, and as a consequence had not been
ders aro commencing to bo duplicated, i pr0perly advised as to many legal mat
Factories, as a rufe, ar working almost 1 1 Although disposed to admit fnll
!?..fu" .ff aciP;,MLheJTi ierOI!nacwunJ I ure to comply with certain provisions of
lutein c atw "... ". -
of lack of capital." .
CHESTER OUSTS GAMBLERS
Proprietor! Shut Places and Leave
Town on Tip From Police
Chester. Pa.. Feb. 25 OfBiclal con
tirmation was made tonight nt police
headquarters of the closing down of
every gambling joint in Chester after a
hectic career of several weeks, due to
the influx of many Philadelphia gam-
1.1 rri... ,il,l. lrff Philmlelnhin
biers. IhOi-c worthies lctt 1 miaueipnia
after Mavor Moore got after them.
"o arrests were made, but the pro-
nrletors of eleven establishments were
given a quiet uord on the side, and
Inst night the places were in darkness.
Tho irnns order was issued by Mayor
n.nur .-. thi. Pnllee Dennrtment. nnd
lm Ineldent was n closed matter In a
down every afternoon nn the "Monte
Carlo special." ns their train was caneu.
With their arrival yesterday, conster-
nation was manifested when it was
learned Chester had followed in the
footsteps of their home town.
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.... .. -
Pelrce Murder Trial set tor war. l a
Peter D. Treadwny. Joseph H. Moss
and Marie Kogers will be plneed on i
trial on March 15, in the Court of Oyer I
and Terminer, charged with the murder I
of Henry T. Pelrce. according to an- I
nouncement yesterday by William Kind
lay llrown, nsslHtnnt district attornev.
Counsel for Marie llogers stated he ,
would lit once make application for a
severunee. so that the girl may be tried
opart from her co-defendants.
I ..- i.lf limn Since the closlnr ud setback ln exchange, but Japanese were
very brief e. !" '"eh,,'sl"fnpuP firm. Irreirularlty was noted In the In
of trnny Philadelphia gambling places d tria, stclon, Hudson's Bay was
this city has received the patronage of E .j.16
n large number of gambler, who come Generally, the market were dull, with
PENN
NATIONAL BANK
February 21, 1921
ASSETS
Immediately Available:
Cash and
Tie-
sen-e
Ilxchanges for
Clearing House
Dui- from Corre-
epondents . ,.
Illlglblo l'aner
Discountable In
Federal Ite-
se rve Ilanl: . . .
V H. Certificates
and llonOa . . .
2S1.S7S C
434 272 SI
s s;i i"i v.'
S 203.95J r0
$14,262,600.36
Other Loan, and Discounta
Due within 30
da a
Due 30 to SO
days .........
Djh after CO
dayH
United H t a t e s
and other
Bonds ... .
BanVIng House. .
Ui
i at
i oio.i't ;
271 OuO.OO
$18,579,965.88
LIABILITIES
Deposits 1J 0C 9
Due Federal Ue
berve Hank
Circulation .
Iteservo U ''
earned Inter
est) .
ltesen-e (Taxes,
etc) . ...
179
-9
Capital Stoclc
1 000,000.00
Surplus & Profits 2 670.546.S4
$18,579,965.88
"ALWAYS COMMERCIAL"
Market at PTnth
ti
l
OWN MISMANAGED
I
Phillipsburg, N. J.f Citizens Ask
Supreme Court Justice for
an Investigation
of the town of I'hi.Hpsburff. Charles B.
"?. representing forty taxpayers
town commissioners, with the result
that after hearing tho goueiil crounds
of complaint nll?t!cd by the taxpnyorit.
Justice Treiichnrd adjourned the case
until Friday of next week, when Mr.
Dumont will have opportunity to argue
ugnlnst the appointment of an expert, or
to Join in the application for an Inquiry,
which he Intimated might be the course
pursued by the commission.
The general ground of complaint, as
indicated in Mr. llrady's statement to
the court, deals with the financial af
fairs of the town. Mr. Hrady charged
among other things that tho commis
sioners had violated the law by ex
ceeding the appropriations made for
various purposes. Por the year 1010 ho
said the excess expenditures amounted
to .(KM, in addition to unpaid bills
. sis.4.-,0. He 1so rlmr-eil that the
their own salarlw without appropriat
ing money to pay them nnd that tho
dcficii thus created was met by trans,
ferrnij S2000 remaining in an account
for the construction of n scwagc-dls-;ifal
p'nnt.
In that resneel Mr. Krady also at
tacked the salary-increasing ordinance
as illegal! passed, because it received
only three of the five votes of tho com
mission instead of the two-thirds votes
required by law. Answering that charge
w. a .ft .L. al. 4k&1 Innnna
i .nr. uumont saui wnen xiib i
was brought up two of the five com-
i mlssioners wore on their way to Louis-
lnna, where they were taking two young
Italians afflicted with, leprosy to a leper
colony.
Mr. Brady charged that the lommis
sioners habitually approved bills with
out requiring the prescribed affidavits
from the persons to be paid. He cited a
number of examples of that kind. He
also charged that the areounts of the
treasurer are not kept In accordance
with Inw. nnd that the commis-loners
had failed to conserve the interests of
the municipality in nwarding contracts
to persons other than the lowest bidder.
Admitting that Philllpsburg is not a
well-governed town, Mr. uumont ac
, j intentional wroing-dolng on
the part of George W. Smith, mayor,
and his four associates on the coramls.
. sion. .ir. iiumunv niu "i '" "
( ft town council was superseded by the
prcscnt commissioners, the nffalrs of the
j own h1j hl,on found t0 1ie ln n tangled
cha p con,,,Uon . commlssion.
' . he said, hnd retained a young nnd
' Inexnerienoed lawver us their leeal ad-
the luw of n technical character, Mr.
Iumon,t denied any intentional wrong,
doing on the part of the commissioners.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Oila Checkered Dollar Descriptions
Harder Kaffira Mixed
London, Feb. 25 As the result of a
partial closing down of diamond mines
ln the Klmberly district, DeBeers Issues
were weak on the stock exchange today.
Changes In Jiafflrs wero narrow and
mlxd.
j The oil group presented a checkered
appearance, ovinn 10 aujusuiitiun. nnen
Transport and Trading was 5 3.16 and
i Mexican Kagle 5.7-16
I Dolltr descriptions were harder In
i sympathy with .New loric exchang,
Home rails remained heavy and Orand
Trunks, too, lacked steadiness. South
American rails also sagged. Gllt-edgo
Investments were dull, out wero well
maintained
Continental loans werecasler on the
the usual week-end absenteeism.
i ; . j
J PARCEL POST
I ri Aiunvrvc Dnnrirr"
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
i jnght prices paid: 1,4 to 10 carata, tin ,
lamio. old gold, platinum and allvar boUKht.
hi. n: 1 el 43 n. loth si.
1 nc uidjiiunu ouop ioih abo Mariet
1
Jeuno grille jffSSL
Mi tt a a
Far Dainty Hainan
fccij 11.10 ff.t fac. modir aed loan
MiiDirt in fcMutlful Btal toi mlrtor i
tiff. Tn paid.
fxqulaltely frasrant purest mate
ria.! MHitT tan bur. Not laid In itora.
H. S.CLARK ,5h,,!E,"rfS.81-
OFFICERS
m. g. iiAnra
President
v. n. wAitn
Caihler
jr. c. niriTZia,
Aaalatant Caah'tr
e. n. dkish
Asalatant Ca-ti.ar
ii. a. roi.HK.Mis
Aaslttint C'ahlar
DIRECTORS
iimnl P. Mhn
Chairman of Heard
lVlntbrop Hmlth
John 1. Morr
Abram C, Moll
Kalph n. Nartk
Ur.llct Collins
Kraa 0. Chanilif.
MflTlllr (1. IUI.tr
KJwIn I.. Illabon
Irrlnr Kohn
lVllIlam a. rilllnK
William 1 Tnrnar
450 lt
: 4 o -
C9
COO 00
750 00
0 IS'.' Si
L
AXPAYERS CHARGE
PARCEL TOST
GLASSES
uiw AH $
m
K)-f
Rsnrolnrd IYee
, I-t1 it Joseph, I no.. 733 Huniom St
irrarnpiions ruiru.
Artificial f,ytt Innertrd
COIN MACHINES
Bell Fruit and ottitre, . Card
rtcl (1H17. Modeli), Jackpot
PoUr Card, Dttrarsi 1U0 nw
and rtbullt. All bartmlni.
Kantern Onir
SLOAN NOVKI-TV JIFO. CO,
set K, 9th Kl,
Tr mrXhlneeteacue Bir Ojtr frmh frm
ma aaiiri re
dalirt narnntfeA aniTtty I? jottr a nor
Ierel Toil for n.OO nrr rallon. Ntd
I'srrtl rcM
or tblr narer. All orders will hare mr
prvniDt atlentlon
NELSON P. COLLINS
Franklin Cilj. Va.
- KVENIN'G CLOTHES"--'
TO i IIIRK ANI -OK 8AI.K
I'ullDrMi and Tnirdit Pults
(.ulawa.rs for Momlnr Weddlncs
J.ateit Modfli ot Ulil.mt Uaallly
1010 GIRARD AVE. Tnr,
OLD"
PHOTOGRAPHS
REPRODUCED
AMATEUR SUPPLIES
MYLAND SON
ZI23N. Front St.
OPEN SUNDAYS
pnss
Victor mm Vietrohs
IBe Asi ortment tf Record
0135 mixm piQNr slobs
CLEARING OUT SALE
HIGH-GRADE FURS
run coats, $53 ui
run scarfs, $10.00 up
All Goods Guaranteed
TRIDENBERG'S
.'17 N. lltlt ,m.TivKK.v
Ol X. AlUI nibert and Arcb
Cor. 9th and Ruttonwood Sts.
50Gla&ses
-VALUE. 3.1S
Kj-fclmos and rpe
laclrs for rrnllne or
lptanc. ne. Optome-
trutf. 1.1am. zr.
HOME OPTICAL CO.
10i N. lOTH ST.
Tiro Doors North of Arch
jgj1
$14.50 Hot Water
(inarantrtil Dnnble
Copbct
Coll Uu Water Ilfalfro. Thti
I th rttirfttrd Haile Heater.
Nendoreed It tlie leading saa
dAn n ai at I aa
S4I"H " ltani. LaTatorlM. Flnta.
rrril I natbtnba. Tollrt Ouinti. Hum
IHiiUBaaL Phrcr ant Molarslo Oa Itrat
T era. Fold at a aarlat of 80 to
p?" to per eont.
UI 'fas mobt coMPr.imt lixb in
8 rmUlDEWIHA.
Walnut Gas Range Co.
832 Walnut' St. 1'hone Walnut 150tf
NINTH & WALNUT STREETS
Open Mon. and Frl. Ere..UutII 9 P. M.
Jtv rare of addren.
Closing-Out
Building Sold
25 Per Cent
Below Our Regular
LOW PRICES
on Everything in Our Stock
TOOLS
CUTLERY
PAINTS
HARDWARE
ELECTRIC
SUPPLIES
POULTRY WIRE
DILWORTH
1604 Market St
LOOK!
1200
, Officert'
Raincoats
To Be Sold
This Week
$4.85
Then enats
are madn of
s.nulne ian
mask rubbr
cloth. P o a I -tlvely
watfr
rroot; 2 pool.
nr. ll.lt til
match: very
dr.?.!'. VkIu.,
112.00
Mlrra. i'i to SO
I'srerl 1'e.l,
lOr I'.itrit
MILITARY EQUIPMENT CO.
511 Market Street
.OI'KN nVKNINOH.
23,001) Pairs Reclaimed
U. S. Army
Field or Trench
SHOES
la Good "Wearable Conditio!
1
Parcel Poat
10c extra
U I
rs
K i
7"s"Sawl
ti'JI i M
i?i3 'm m
None sent jr wr JkW
C. O. D. HLuOf
CMjJa4 rj
Wltli or vntbaut Uob Kalis ,
Army Trading: Co.
303 Market SU Phila.,- Pn.
sti: MMHi' miticiim
WHITE STAR LINE
OLYMPIC
cherb ourg March 19 Apr.20 May 14
SOUTfiTAMPTON Adriatic. . .Apr. c May 4 juno x J
Nstr Totb-I.tTniol
Vedlc
Crdrlc
Celtic
Mar. 10 (3d Clans Only)
Mar.lS.pr. IBlMaySlI
.Apr. !.Apr.80'Mr2Hc'ki.ople. .... ""..."VSK !
AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE
N. T.. Vlruibnth, Cherbonrr. Antrrarn
Kroonlnnd . .Slur. clLapland . .Apr. t
Fintaml ...Mar. :oKroonlnd . Apr. 0
Titw Tork Kambnrc
DIRECT SERVICE
Manchuria Mar. 8Apr. 14Max I
Monirolla Mar. t?Apr. StlJaa 9
MlnnekahOa (nw) Mar. St (Sd CUit enU)
Triple icrew, 17,120 tons.
T lilUdtlphia OU no w
Vtt Taeook Mar, ta
inlniad April 0
l'Wladslplila--Ifamburc
Osawatomle Mar. In
Ratt Indian Mar. It
EASTER CRUISE
tMiU Star IUne S. S. Mtiantlci Lartrnt, Moat Comfortable. Crnlilnc Stcameri KollrilT
olrd to Criitn lasasanrai BpcI11t Selected rort or Call) No Cnnoi it ari ii
DrTotrd
utnfard,
iamatra, Klnsaton (l'ort Antontet. Marllntqne. Panama Canal (t'anama Citr). Porto life?
Trinidad, Venesuela. Vlrln Inlands, Haiti, etc. '
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY
I'amnrcr Ontfe. Walnnt Ht Pblla.
S. .Maiiha
Kefier Bldf.
WM!miinrnurln'VlJRitDflEniKSf f
I IihII QUI nliinii lW
mm-
M tin Klf''ftuu'(A,u'
dC i ill
I w
NAWSCO LINES
Direct Ptnlee Vlthont Trans-shipment
Between PHILADELPHIA and LOS ANGELES HARBOR,
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND
S. S. Yalza March 5
S. S. West Isleta March 22
S. S. Artijraa April 5
l'relfht rtctlred dallr. Plr
lltlt Line Delivery
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Aqcnia U. S. Slilpvinp Hoard
13G S. Fourth St., rhlla. Phone Lombard 5791-2-3; Main 3202-3
PUMMINS LINEQ
U. S. Shipping Board Stool Steamer a'
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
A STEAMER Feb. 28
PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM
SS "BONNIE BROOK" March 15
For apace and ratet apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th St., Phila., Pa.
Lombard 4127-412B-S467: Main 1348
TtAfWX2&
f Rico
Visit tlus lovely Island of En
chantment with its unsurpassed
climate, its luxuriant tropical
scenery and its fascinating
Spanish old world life.
Miles of splendid automobile
roads; excellent hotels, includ
ing the new Condado-Vander-Lilt,
finest resort hotel in the
West Indies.
ALL EXPENSE CRUISES
j $180 UP H
-omnia iron .nw aortt nn
Nnturdaya for lfl-daj erulara
nnd on alternate Wednesdays
for 20-day crularg.
Dig, comfortable steamers
especially equipped for service
in the Tropics. Steamer is your
hotel for the entire voyage, and
rate covers all necessary ex
penses to and around the Island
and return to New York.
IKrffe for llUtatuic.
PORTO RICO LINE
General Offictt
11 Broadway New York
U-tll m ..
I
BERMUDA
Two tlaja from New York
In nermuda you may Lilly rtat or play
your favorite aporta of iglt tannin rid.
ins, driving, motor-boatlnir. ealllnir, bath
Ins: and flahlns or dance at the cay par
ties at the many modern Hotel,
No 1'aaaiKirts Rtqulrrd for lUrmoda
Two salllnsa werkly durinr Feb., Mar,.
nnd April. Tla I'u.t. de I.me
Twin Serew Htramrra
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
14.O0H Tons Dl.nlac.ment
Balllnsa from New Yorlt
Feb. 'JO. Mar. B, 12. 10, 111
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
11,000 Tone Displacement
Nalllnc from Ne Yorle
Nrch 2 Ii. IB. 23. no
fiend for dcscHtiUve literature to
rurtNUHH iiinim:riA link
SI Whitehall M Nnv ork
1TKNKSN. WITHY "(.. LTD.
Ilourae lllue., l'hlladelphla, fa.
LLOMOYALBELGE
BLOIAM UNi-
Philadclphln -Antwerii
A STEAMER Early' .March
rice. cymnMjti co Annit
ihkjbsk uLoa, rniLA
i
3PpVp Sgafgj, M , ,'tfiwag
itiumsiii i- MiTirKs
rtilladelphU to ItTerpoei
ItaTerford Mar. llApr.23n .
, Olbraltar NapUs j.n0.
rhlla., Danxlg via Hsmbnrr
Oalhland Mar. j
rhllidtlpbla Antsrera
Maeblaaw Mtr.3t
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
rhllaflitphlo - IjOndoa
Mahopse Feb.ts
Maoktnair Mar.ij
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
rhlladelphla to notterdam
Schledyk ...., mt t
Treltht Onlce. 405-tli Itonrn ni4., rktu
SONSTEAMSHIPLINE
Regular Eipren, Passenger and Freight Serritt
N. 7. to Rio ie Jantlro, MesttriJe. Banot Alru
Wnsblniiton, lrt.000 tons (b)
...Mar. r,
Mir.tj
s uukp., i,,iou tons in
Htcamera of U. H. SMpulup- Board
fa) vnt. second ana mini clan.
(bl First and second class.
For rntes nnd nnrtlenlara anDlr
to any Passentrr Annrr or to
aiUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE
82-92 Beaver Street. Now York
Drcxcl Building Philadelphia
Eiltiaore Mobil St. Louii Conway Bldr., Chiciit
S. S. Lehigh April 20
S. S. West Togus May 3
S. S. Brush May 20
10. North. Central location
UNITED AMERICAN
LINES
reconrortATKP
JOINT, SERVICE WITH
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LINE
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG
SS MT. SIDNEY Mar. 12
TTmotmn ntLLfl op t-athno via
IIA.Mllt'RIi. IflHtTED TO ALL
Scandinavian and Baltic Ports
BATE8 A1 FrmTlIKn TABTICD.
L.E8 O.V AFTLICATION TO
INTERNATIONAL
FREIGHTING -CORPORATION
Lafajttte Blag. Tel LonWrn 3S33
UNITED AMERICAN
LINES
INCORPORATED
Freight Traffic Department
39 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
TELErnoKn Whitehall toto
327 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
CHICAGO
KERR LINES
Sailings from Philadelphia
FOR ROTTERDAM
SS "CHARLOT" (U. S. S. B.).Mir.l
FOR BREMEN-HAMBURG
SS "'EASTERN CITY" FV.29
SS "ALAMOSA" (U. S. S. B.) . .Mar. 5
SS"1IAIM0N" Mar. W
SS f'SATARTIA" (U. S. S. B.) Apr. 9
Via New Tork
tVla Ualtlmoro.
ltalea quoted and tliroucli bl i (
lading laaued to all HcandlniMan anl
Tlaltlo porta la Hambure.
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
016-10 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Bell Telephone
Keystooe T.leobona
Lombaru D3W
aiuin loo
21,000 square feet pier
Storage! Centrallr lo
cated; Philadelphia. Firat
class docking facilities.
Serred by all railroads.
For Particulars
North Atlantic &
Western S. S. Co.
Philadelphia
nnxtt
.UW1 and Mailing Tobrt
EDWINJ.5tHUfci
513N.llihSt. PWUei
' i
AiHltl 1
I if.i IIV..,
Jolifl
.Sonneborn, Cashier
K.r
UaU 1330
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'v.
Lombard J(WJ