V .4 JStf V -L -1 j I l B8- If. - ir rrur i L 1 8 "fl. Missouri, Kansas ft Texas Ry Ce. A discussion of this company with special reference te the New Adjustment Mortgage 5 Berids Is contained in current issue of our i "Securities nnd Commodities Review" CcPK sent upon rrquett. Privnle litres In principal cities. A, A. Heusman & Ce. f.New fork Mteck t:rh New Tem Cotten Kirn. New Orleans Cotten E. N T. Coffee A Bu.ar Kx. New Yerk 1'redur lifti Chlcare Heard of Traile Asseelate Members of Liverpool Cotten Asa n. Members 20 Bread Street, New Yerk JIHAN CH OKFICnSl ti West SSnJ Street. New Yerk Liberty Ilnlldln., I'Mlmlelpliliv Weel worth HiilMlnir. Wii.tilnrsten Amsterdam, Helland jjP V I'Hir.ADKI.I'HIA'S HISTORIC TllUST COMPANY mxitt's mi te become one of its DKPOSITOKS The Pennsylvania Company Fer Inturanctl n l.ntt arJ Granting Annultiti Trust and Safe Deposit Company r.ROAD STREET OFT1CI: Chutnut and Juniper Street 5irChestnut Street, Philadelphia CHARTERED 18 12 nitsT MnnTi(.;i: iiends lire Keltlnic nciiree XV can still effr n limited nmmint of Ions-term 1" rt MerlKRC .'-v 1'enits of .1 PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANY hailnrf i wide dlerll of earnlni;, ti ir:i.i uiui'T T.aiif, Intereftt nirned '2 tllne. H'nfe or Circulnr C-t, Henry L. Doherty & Ce. HOI MerrW ttlilx.. I'tilla. iCM.OOO Klrt Mertcnte AAA Tnv-Term Hillrnid llendn (tijir intr-d I'rliielntl , Intrrent by Ne crk Tentrl It. H. Ce. Tn Kiemnt In 1'eiintTlvtinl't Nermal Ineurne Tis T. I'ald by 'emiuiny S.i' A tntere.t Melding nt.etit A7r Samuel K. Phillips & Company Member rhllndelrdil i steek Kirbnnee 07 flllCSTNlT STIIKCT nxxNri .1. KOTICK IS IH.ItLll. ,IK TilAT TIIK First JTeriraK lirnuls if th I nor. Trie -tien Ce.. Ni'S. !'7. U'e Lin, .Ml 717 i;;is have n-n nn ift for r.Iempilun puriuant ti the Slnklnc r'und pr.illens of s...l inerl ffpe, nn i-iat the tTlnr.pa; and acrrue. frrlerest teaether nlth a premium ..f ru pee centum Hdde.l te if(e principal iim thereof will piivjtile at the ufllce of th undersigned in Wnrren I'enns. in January 1, 10t.. afl-r Mhlch .l.vl- it.c said Ien. I. Will ceiee li drftw nl---f WAltlti:.V THfST CtiMI'XNY TruMee. WAltllKN. I'KV.S'A. VrniMts'i. STEWARD'S Equipment -S. S. LEVIATHAN Sealed ildn In triplicate for tt.e iuppl lnff of urtiri and inHt-rl-il, f.ir equipment of the Siward s I)prtm"ni nf the ,s. n 'Leviathan In nir.ird with I"ClncHtlnns and otherwise nul.J-'-t lu the uual lernn and conditions will 1 re- vd liv th un derstened t ll..in Hi". lltitila s'.m Yerk Clt up i and Inriudin I? Nni.n Ileremlwr -I). I0JI at hl. i tune -w.d im.. they wll he pilt'llrl opened. Itt.lK te r r lnclesd in evMed -n'eel". te l plslnl. inarxed Hid mi Artlei m. vinerUli t.. be supnlled for th "-ti imm .,f ihe stew ard's tipirtmetit nf tli S S. 'leviathan'. " lltdders will t reiiulre.l te atat- a lump sum prlc- fur whirh the win hupp . the. artlrlei and m.i.rKI. c Ili.l in tli apeincatl'in ...nd ih-lr .ittntLn la e MCta.l drHH in Title A of tli prirtei tlens and the r-.ulntinri!t there n rnntHlh-1 Mhleh mini 1- iM. itv nrnpll-d 1 iti if aubmltllnc I'M- Ts rlcl.i l re-erv-d i . rejeet snv r.r nil l.li, flp-clflrutlt.nn n.s'. I.e i.t.tii'n J l. nptii: oatlen in ih under, lKn-.l and en .I-Ikj-'i f J0 '"I for -rh ...p Internnt unnl Mrreintlle M.-rlne Ce. Av-nts for O. b KiurriNfi iniAitii. i: y. ceiipn UT (slKnedl WILLIAM rttAN.'ls illllll.S I'h -f of I nnirurtlnn nnu il Mi'etlnrv IKfi" TIIK 1'UOVlDl.s.T I.IFK (Ml Till ST i.'iniuini nf IMillmlelpliU. The flft s.nih snniiii .M tin f ih l'rev dent Life tirid Truei rempun). nf I'nil.i delph a win l li' 1.1 ..I In urtlr renin. and Clfsinut rfet no sp,..e,h1 m (Mon (Men da). the Ninth Iti jf I'lr-t Vtenlh 'Janu ary). Ilrjj. t III o'tleek . VI. An ..l-clliii of five tlh.rn. e te i-r.. f.rr thr'-e .ar. will lie h Id liCtwc i. tlm hours of III A. VI. ind . I'. .VI. I.KuS VltD C ASHI.iN ,Si rctari STIIF. A.N.MAI. MF.KTLNI. IIF TIIK "" tnckhiililcr nf the f'ainhrl t nml Indiana Hillrnid rmiiiun w III I l,-.l at th nmce of ih i.iinpanv HI'.' .-n.l Till nulld!n I'siindi-lphU Pa nn Tncile, Jan. 17. Ilr.2 at II n'rlis-k A. V. r.,r ti . lectien uf 11 pre. .lent and u d reii.ir. and for ih tranie linn uf n nther tiiinlneHe which nm prnp-rlv be hncichi l.-fure nld meetlna L fl. IIV'.I. Sxr.ltr. S,SIANW'K NATION I. IIM PhCadephl, lie. n I'l.'l The annual miln: n.l 1 riti.n wt i. recmra uf this Lank nl'l I., h. . nt th. banklnc hmj-.' .urn-r vti'n and 1 v rinvt street, Manav.ink Phllad-lphl. nn Tlle.il.i) Jnnii'ir) I". W.t li-men the imura of 11 A. M. and 1 I" and for the iriii.actii'n f any nlh-r hue ne thai m i f..n,e l.-f.,i th meellmr Kl'UKNK J M'lllltlH (.'.shier. l)lvldi'iiiU I.ITTI.K Mill M MIL .V ll!ATIIl.S ItAll.ltllAII VNI) l'd. nilll'ANV .1.1.1 V .1I11111 Slrrel I'lillud. I I 1 l" . f.th.. lli.l. A d vldend nf one .lutl.tr .Hid lle lit.v.tlir (1.2.1) .elite per h 're .. le..ri declnrnl tstyable smurde. .I.ii'i.i'rj II, 'j.'-, I'herka will te- mailed Tratiefcr Links te he ilrgnl Prldai Decemlier I.V IH'.M nl '.' eclmk I' ,vr. i,.l j-eepene.l Menduy laiiuar Id I'j'.'.'. ,.t n "cluOi A M. I'UKSTON llllKAIII.I'.r Jit - Trcne !-.- IIFFICK HI THF. I'NITKI) AS I.VII'IHIVKMKNT CO N. v corner llrniil and Arch stresta, Plillailidphla. U cemher 14. IH'JI T7ii directors hniw Ibis ,lny dei Ured 11 Ku-rlerly dlvld'nd of one tnr een, IMic tier snare) en the .'Mintnen atck uf th s 1 nmpanv ''iiyalile' janiinr It. tUtt. te holders of iun iui lock n( record at the nee of busiu' 'i. Keermber 31 lli-l t'becks will It maid. T II W JiiiiJUtLslTjrai,Urer. AMKUU'AN T'tlWhH A.NII l.ll.fll' .. Tl liroaewaj' isrv, iiiih .- I. rUIIHKIi rlTO'K DIMI'lINIi no. Ill i reiular euarlerlv dividend of 1',', th ir.ftTrsl et.Hk nf the Am-rl.'..n wer and IJftit Lempsr.y tin .en ie- Id. pabe J.:nunt 2, 1011, t.i pre- aiucanoieera u. receni at tne Clese dneis December 15, IH21. 1 vu.l.lA-l JIKI-Lll, Treasurer. I WT? 'k .' '- te v ,$iyt I A- O "4 AVERAGES REVEAL lack of shutouts; 8 ritrhnr.. Tin With Anlnrn In e r ncners ne with d Aptoce in; One of Poorest Seasons for Whitewashes In Years DOAK THE LEADING HURLL'R . One of the striking fAitnrr of thr eIVpImI Nntlennl I.pngup pltrhlng nv.-i- .net- rpinnpil for puhllontlen teln,y H thr smnll inimhrr of thnteutR nvenlpcl by tV twirli-rn ilurlng thi mill in.nn. N.t se tunny yenrs nge It wne mrt iinrn.nmen for u pltpher te (Inlsli tj,. -nniV with "It or P cht slinteiiti te h k. credit. Twlrleri like Alexander. Ma - thewsin, Htnlelph nnd ethers of tin French Cities 6 Bends, Due Nev., 1934 NON-CALLABLE City of Lyens City of Marseilles City of Berdeaux Litttd en the NiW Yerk Stock Exchange ' TO YIELD 7.65 'r MackieXrouseCe. Kt:.lX. KSTATK THI T Ill.tXl. Wntnut .'.I.'iO lime 1T I Over 6'r return Is still obtain ebtain nhlc in srre and desirahle Bends. List of the most attractive upon request. Reed A. Morgan & Ce. Wi.it End Tiuit ISUIv.. Phtln. Mrnilen ( the Phllu. .Iteck i:rh .ZJ Carbe-Oxygen Ce. 8r'r Cumulative Preferred Stock with Common Stock Privilege end for Clrrnl r Ne. 47 W. D. BURCH & CO. I'.IH-.-. LIIIKIIT1 III. DP.. . I-IIILA. 'hone- l.ncust IVOZ MORRIS J. ROOT Certified Public Accountant Lafayette Buildinc;, Ph.ilace(Vr..a JosepKVVjGress aCc. 1421 Cieitnut St. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Corrc.'je(i(lents Aldred d- Ce, NK YORK Newipaper Advtrtbements Written Circulars preiiAr'd. Loelvleti cumplled. ales iDUeis lumisised, ndvertlatin: ut nil ird ireprcd by exiarts In our emc- M.islmiim Sendee Minimum Cost C (Mlt. LKIXiKK (UFICK Lawrence E. Brown & Ce. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS JeSO KI..I. KiTATE TBfrlT I1LIK). inv"te--v anti -suk su,it-.Mi. and ..Artnirshlp acceunu u- vrepat IQccmt lax luiurns. e- m m m e w S r.U.t0WVlKijE&C0. Cnmmt'rcial Trust Hldj... Philn. M IW lOrtt iwiuiiwrf V --.-.T.ILVlLLHIiUJ. Tiega Steel & Iren4 Company Heavy Commercial Machininr. E.perimental and Teel Werk. 52d and Gray's Avenue riiiliitlelpliln, Vn. World-wide activities World-wide activities ranging te the outposts of civilization are represented en the New Yerk Curb Exchange. Here are traded the securities of great inter national enterprises : Rubber companies with plantations in Sumatra -Packing houses with cattle ranches in Arp.cn-tina-The tobacco industry drawing upon historic Epypt"' Companies that are developing the mineral resources of North America, Malaysia, and Colombia the mines of Alaska, Utah, and Nevada the oil wells of Texas, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. Here, en the New Yerk Curb Exchange, important developments throughout the world arc quickly and accurately reflected. And from many sources comes a continuous stream of information te Jenes &. Baker. Flashed instantly ever their private wire system, their cus tomers arc constantly kept in touch with the latest market news. Se have Jenes &. Raker become known ns "inonnatien hetuljiuirft-rs" for the stocks traded en the New Yerk Curb Market. And perhaps that is one reason why nearly 40f'c of their new autemcr. arc introduced by old customers. An inforrrtBtivc'beoklet en thU world market and let develop ment will be tent en request Philadelphia OlTice Widencr (lulUing T.lpr-m 1 Bell . . - lu.i 47XJ K.Tiien- IU( )Ml Pialtimerc Office Aii Equitable Hull Jin g T.l.pKen.;Si.I'iulM!l rnnm standing mining the twlrtcrs imt nll.v finished n (canon with live or mere shutouts. 1 This year Alexander turned In thrc j no-run games, wlilrli It the highest nuin nor made ilurlii? tlu Inst vonsen. Seven .ether twlrlers tint with Alex the Sren' for the honors, nnmcly, Jehn Morrison "iltnliiirKli : Phil IhuiglnHs. New Yerk '.esse Hn I lies, St. IaiiiIs; Clarence Mlt- (,u"' Ilrnnklyn ; Adolfe I.ukuc. Clncln ,M nnil I)jlm KmiII-,ni Iiri(, ,,,. r)eohger, Hosten. T.ee Meadows, thp klncpln of the Phil lies' hurling staff, hnd two shutout luring the senseti, whllp Jimmy King anil. .Tess Winters, who stnnd higher thnn thp bospeotnolod htirler In the ratings, were unable te held nn oppes- ing tpnm without n run iliirlng the qftn POM wi-(. Pnnk ,,, ,,, ,iur)pr f , theriinllnnls. Is the IpeiIit of tlwlpngiip. with nn nvrrngp of ..."S Piiyinl runs i Vnme- Jn perppntne of gninrv wen nir' ,0"'' t-ln rrsult wnn n tli lietwern Hnlip ' -Vilnms. the vpternn l'irnti;. nml Charier itlnstiipr. tlie wrult from tlie snmi-ivnm. "'''' rrn-runix ihiiiivi-m khiiic im im fivr loot. Iturlelgh Orltnes. of Ilroeklyn. tine1 Wilbur Cooper, the veteran Pittsburg' "tithpaw, wen the must games during the season, twentj-twe each. ficerge Smith, the Plillllef hard-lncl pitcher. Is credited with the grealcu number of lef-.e. twenty. Smith tool nnrf In thirty-nine gamrM, of which h wen four. Johnny Seutt. f Heiton. took part It the met games during the senveu, forty even, of wbb'h he wen fourteen mi 'nt thirteen. I011U North, of the Cur llnn',. had the unliiie record, of twirl ng In forty gniicn. twenty-six of whlel he" linlshcd and net one of which cempleti'. ThU glvei North the title .if relief champion of the National league. Other fcattrrcs or the season fellow; I Most Innings pitched. Wlllmr Cooper Pirates. .127: strike-outs. Htirlelgh ' (5rime. Hroeldyn. iril!: most biies 011 ''alls. Je Oewhger, Ilosfen, ninety "even : least, IJnbe Adam.s. Pittsburgh, ightwn : most wild pitches, Jlmmj Hlng. Phillies, fourteen, while Adams, "Ittsburgh : Scott and WnNen. llosten. and (""adore. Ilroeklyn, made none; hit net batsmen, (Vschgcr. llosten, lif I teen, while Adniiw-. of Pittsburgh, hit .none; most hits nrlewi'il. '.super. Pitts jbitrsh. ,'141; least allowed, Morrison. I Pittsburgh, 1.11 : pitched te greatest .number of butters. Cooper. Pittsburgh. I '.'"" : mit sacrifice hits allowed, Hlxey "inclnnatl. forty-one, while Adams. I'ittsbnrgh. nlleweil the lenst. ten : most tins nllewisl, (.purge Smith, Phillies, '('ili, while Morrison. Pittsburgh, al lowed the lenst. forty-nine; most earned -uns nllewed. Cooper. Pittsburgh. IIS; Morrison. Pirates, nnd Winters, I'litl- lies, the lenst, forty-six each. Jcsje Winters is tin1 leading hurler of he Phillies. He allowed nn average of rs from the snialleccircuits were gath 't.dt earneil runs u game nnd stands , twentieth en the list. Jimmy King 1 twenty -seventh, with nn aiernge of ' l "." ; Lee Menilews.twi'ntv-nlnth. 4..11 : Wilbur Huhhcll. thirtieth. 4..!4. nnd ticerge Smith, thirty-wound, 1.70. ' SOCCER TEAMS IN TIE All - Public Held te 1-1 Deadlock by All-Catholic The All -Public High Scheel soccer te.im. which Inst Saturday was defeated n the All -Private sehnel eleven, was held te a 1-1 tie by the All-Catholic choeI te.un yesxerdny nfternoeu en 'ahtll Field. Twvnty-ninth and Cam bria streets. Coach Vail, of the West Philadelphia High Scheel, former tutor at (icerge Scheel, arranged the game in nn elTerl te Wist s,KVvr ninnng the Catholic seii.Mils. Hnwev.T. as Catholic High is i he only school with a soccer team, players from that institution composed most of the team. Football player." from St. Jeseph s l'rep and est (nth- .He High li-hl down the few vacant nosltlens. Ileth te.ims scored In the llrst period. Aftet thnt tliu game was evenly inat.'hed, and was fpiituml by the play ng of Devlne. of St. Jeseph's. The iiMingster. a football player, iterformed wonderfully nt a wing Nisltlen, al ''iiiyli he had 'never played sec. er bc bc fer. SEEK FINANCIAL AID Southern Baseball Men te Discuss A.-t..MM .. cm.ii. rt.i- . .. ' V. . , V ..... C. 11. Pnwns. iu.rnr:an; jnnn i mwiiirn, ser- SSlstance for Smaller Cities t Hint will sell ex-illvldend within the B.nt-at.arms. Members nf the Athletic .Memphis. Tmn.. Dec. 1.". Southern next ten days, nnd some within llie next t'etnmlttee, elected viern Henry Btlllman. , i ,, . , ii , i . i .. Ulchard Kernan. Hnhcrt Mel iirrn, William baseball men. Including club owners, few days. j Kllpatrlck. Jehn lleimun. William War directors ani managers, are gathered "They want te get their Christinas ren. Jehn Coffee. here for the annual winter meeting of money before they let go." he said, "nl- . the Southern Assoclntlen te discuss though quite a few I knew personally Jim Flynn Beats Sully Montgomery rules te govern the UVJii sea-en and hnve pnper profits lu sight fnr in excivs Kert wrth. Tei.. Iec. is. Fireman thresh out baseball problems generallv. ' of the dividend distributions. Human Jim Flynn. of I'uebln. wen a derliiim nv.-i The "rookie" rub- requiring ,.,.., ' nature is a funny thing, mere purlieu- fAXTernTthe' Vr.VrXi".'iIi?i, 'STS club te ,Tirry at lenst six players below lnrlv when applied te the stock mnrltrt. rere In n tin-round bout. Althnunh Ment- Clnss A rating ami linanclnl aid for Itecently a great many of the active f; mery took the count of nine eeien time, clubs in the. smaller cities are among speculative lenders recovered the dlvl- nUnihm.m en the 1'tiel.l.. tlreinan" i u ." matters te be taken up. iendi within a short time after they were strnis-hi left Jal. The ii"n nn- hunwueiKhts Ne election of elhcers will be held ileducti.l from the market quotations i - tills year, .lean ."s. .Mnrlln. tne present league executive, hnvlng been elected last year for a term of years. Tenes & Baker Slemberi .Veu erk t:urb Market Direct Private Wires N,-Vel. Chlrif" Hollea I'-.l.ilrlp) li r.ll.-uiiB Ptllelt BUtimne -leielinl e . - " COUNCIL ATTEMPTS TO RESTORE ORAFT Landis Heads Advisory Commit- ten New in Exaciitivn Snifiinn iee mew in cxocuxive oessjon. New in Executive Sessj Miners Still Determined - ....,. r .uARTra .. r.nlr.n WOULD SHORTEN BIG-SERIES New Yerh. l"ec. 1.", Tlaschall's ad ad elsery council, with Commissioner '.itndls as chairman, went Inte executive esslen here tednj. It will attempt te 111 the majors' order for restoration of , . ,. , ,.., ,, , , he draft under conditions sntlsfncterj ... nil .....u.Hn...t te all concerned. The order was died yesterday in the 'erm of resolution adopted unnnlmemd.i 'n the American and National mug ales, new In annual meeting liere. 'oinmlsslenor Landis himself is quoted s siijlng he favored a universal draft lie. The majors are unalterably op wed te present conditions, by which they sny they nre compelled te pa outlandish" prices te non -conformist .Iner leagues for star players. The International League etKclals de ided at their annual meeting Monday lint nothing could be dune te change i he presCnt urinugement nnd nsserted It vetild live for the duration of Cemmls inner Landis term of office sevr years. t'limiell te Slave The advisory council, however, tin the authority, under the rules tnat , nvern everything in the national game. te amend the national agreement as the, H'p.iKiens nrlse from time te time. Cem- nlssleiier Landis' attitude and the hurt enks of the magnates when they spoke if high prices for miner stars was taken te mean that they would use all their lowers te bring the "recalcitrant" ulners te terms. Among subjects for discussion of the joint meeting were a return te the cven-gnme World Scries, suggested i I lie American League, anil llie regit 'ittiiii ferblildlnz World Series nlavcrs .Mini barnstorming. The majors want .he rule re-clnded. The conference regarding the draft caused all of I lie miner league bosses te aiieel their train reservations and stny awhile. The American and Southern Association magnates, the I'aeliie ( east n,i WVMern l.cnirue meeiils and lend GOSSIP OF THE STREET The bear crowd hnve been making some bad dividend guesses within last few weeks and yesterday the Chandler Moter directors gave them another jolt In .Ipi-I.iriiif tlm p..iilnr .li. i.L.twl mi iliet stock. The Chicago and Nerthwisteru directors did the Mime trick en Tuesday, Hut they hnve one mere guess left te be decided and that is regarding the dlvl- dund en American Sumatra T.iuacce preferred. In view of the statement issued a few days te the effect that the action of the, Chnndler directors would beenlliely In fluenced by the outlook for new busi ness rather than by past conditions, the action was considered highly Important The deei-lea te maintain dividends, in ether wenls, was lnterpieted as" fore shadowing a much better outlook for the meter Industry. The sITfirts did sum'' quick miming te cover, but the ileinand otherwise was net brisk and the -crowd iieninii tae meter iiivi-ien .nn net appear te be overly anxious te push the gnme. along. ' Want Penny and the Cake An uptown broker expressed the be- I lief yesterday that one of the principal reasons for the remarkable Htcndtm'-, of a number of the active stocks was the disinclination of many of the held- ers, notwithstanding the sulistnnnnl n.l..nu .nU ,.... ,. 14-..l.n1 were taken off. He pointed te nt least '""! i -, . n.-ii . i.n in.- mini'imi- ii ,17.1.11 stocks mi., (ml en the lienr. and. possibly, tills is (lie teaseu si many want the penny and the enke tee." Itetli Sides Hedging The Iren Age. in reviewing thp iron and steel situation this week, says: "in both pig 'run and itinlshed steel markets near appre ich of yoar-e'nd Is 1 evidi nt in two respeiN. Producers have been mere disposed te make concessions te improve their cash position nnd con sumers have limited their buying se thnt inventory might lie brought down te Its I I0W1 st ItTIIH. I "Seme contraction In mill operations Is seen lu I'ittsbnrgh nnd Ohie districts. Itnukinc of i number of blast furnaces In mld-lielldnv week is probable, and sumo sti el plants may run nt corre cerre "' .spendlngly reduced rate. "A Petrelt automobile plant is out fnr .VHIll tuns soft "teel bnrs nml 2000 tens cold drawn wire for Janunry -February delivery. In general foundries making, auto castings are going at 'JO te 1 HO 1 er cent. "Structural work continues an en- 1 ceiiragitig fisiture lu volume, but prires remain low. ("If awards for week, nbeut 17,(MMI tens, three-fourths went te flic Knst and or the 12,000 tens fresh proj ects greater part is in New Yerk. Itcplogle Property Inspected It was learned yesterday thai a paitv of Inlliieuiial New Yerk banking Intel -t'Sts made an extensive inspection of rJ.TerWlmi.rV'l'Hlirt lien. Vhlle many million dollars weie expended tu bringing the plant up ii date in every particular, net n wliee has been turned nor a ilre lighted uinb'. the furnaces. The plant was com I pletisl Just about the time the war I ended. It Is figured the company wil. be In position te produce pig Iren at an extrmelj low cost, and figure ou get ting ere Hinging from HO te (50 per cent 1 Iren, it Is t mi y iiarten sieci property made ever. I.lle steel mills, li moll anil preierreii vveiini lie pain 0111 et the neciimul.tied surplus earnings. Tin ipiestien arose wbi'lber this meant tin cempnny was net earning the VJ pet cent dlvldeud rnte but was digging Inte llie surplus. Others contended thnt all dividends were necessurlly paid out of nccumiilntcd .surplus enrnrngs. TUB TUAUi;il however, are net very ge.nl mene., : " .LV '. .7 "'lt'-'y "im y "' s" sunewinR Hospitals eiiriinm ' . .... .1 n . .V'."uni''i'w" " I"ae. -N. J. O uirnera. . imict-.u lui.sru.w., tiimdrii, .N j Kltr.p SteragTiTattcry nivldend 3&H' uvll.1,- J' There was a great deal of speculation S '"" , $f VftWiV.MaR'&'.t'"' N' J' In leenl ninrltet circles yesterday as in ,l,"nl'rVAirv,''riV'.,.-..,I!)i'!TXI!' NewlriiiileW. N. j. the real Intent of the lending of the clmlST ici'isnli l i.nn?.'7.ieT.eI''r Clty .. . I lectrle Storage Hattery dividend. The ,, .Ti!!iv, L,V.itY ",.,.",,JA.J N'"'l. !. J. ' ' J' notice read that regular ....arte.ly dlvl- ""WM'rl J. i ends of .1 tier cent, en both the com -- iMirctiYTvriiv imtmni v.-.-i'v j ' ' J' - f v .' . crctl In the hnlln eutshlc the conference rooms waiting feri the Verdict. Ty CeW) en Hand Tyrus Cobh wne en hand early, his 4Tcrvp working splpndldly. lie wiin Miild te have efTcrpd ilnl'hy Vraeh te the Hed Kox In exchange for Kvcrett Seett. Uesm Duffy ngreetl If Ty would give hint, te hoot, n HliortHteli "Just km geed ns Scott," nnd the cenfercnee ended. Clyde Milan, who took a hrlef and rather Mirecssful whirl at mnniigliig the ' Washington Senators last waseti, was nipntlmiP(, llIle .,. n8 n successor te Oporge Mcilriile next hrasen. ('lark I (SrIIHtli rcfiiRcil te be Interviewed en the subject. Among the fleets of rumors sailing around was one that Jee Sehcpner. the Louisville third sucker, lias tieen seiu te the Pirates for .10.000. Hill lie ircy fuss smiled when iiFkcil te cenjirm the report. lie said he could remember when .Vnii could buy a whole team of stars for that much nieiicy. William ("nilly") Cilhert, who mnde ' somewhat of j Vepiitntlen with Jehn Mc(irnw N IllO.i words chninpiniiM, ftlll f (, wt,.rlMir. Kiimitii League, . . S . team next season. -" HARVARD MAY PLAY PITT IF CALIFORNIADECLINES Crimson Ready te Meet Panthers If Coast Eleven Declines Offer Cambridge. Mn.vi.. Pec. ir. Harvard will Invite Cnlverslty of Pittsburgh te meet the Crimson football team here en October US. next year, if I'nlverslty e California Is unable te accept that date. Announcement te this effect was miiilf by Mnjer V. W. Moure., graduate man iger of nthietics. Majer Moere's statement followed lih iselpt of n telegram from Cniiluati Manager Nichols, of the I'nlverslty el I'alifnrnla, asking: "Will exchange games be possible, Itnrviiril nt Ilerkoler October -I or 1!S. moo. California at Ciunbrldge In 1llL':t ,ntr te ,0 nrrnngedlater?" IMttshurch. Dec, 1.". I'nlverslty nl . Pittsburgh will be glad te accept th Ilnrvnrd Invitation for a football clime, wifji the Crimson en October 20 next If I'nlverslty of California is unable te play in the Knst en that date, according te 'Karl Davis, graduate manager of athletics. Itorlteley, Calif.. Dec. 1.". Whethei the I'nlver.sity of California will accept an invitation te play the Harvard feet- ball eleven nt Cambridge October -!S 1!22. will net be il.i'ldetl until the re- turn here within a fev days of Conch Andy Smith, new en route from the Knst. TRENTON GETS DUNLEAVY Manager Myer3 Sells Lecal Cage Player te League Leaders riycr i uM.uu.eugi. I Trenten. N. J.. Dec. l.i. rile Iren- ten J-.nsieru League n-iiiu ims iiuiumi-i-e the release of player 1 nemas Dunlenvy from Mnnagcr Myers, of the Phils, anil I he will mnke his first nppenrance of the season agnlnst M'W .erK Here te- morrow nlirlit. Dunlenvy has been dissatisfied with the Philndelphla team all year, and Mniuicec Myers was also disappointed In his work. It is net known whether he will supplant nny of the regular team, but he will likely be paired at .forward with Hernle Dunn, while ' Kearns nnd Harlow will play In tin backffeld. BOB MEUSELJLOPES Yankee Star Reported te Have Mar. rled Les Angeles Girl Ixis Angeles, Dee. 1.". Heb Mensel, member of the New erk American League Hnseball Club, and a star In the recent World's Series, )s reported te hnve eloped with Miss Kdlth Cowan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowan, f j,ns Angeles. t was stated te newspapermen that dip couple obtained a marriage license at Santa Ann, nnd that the ceremony wur performed in Ornnre County, after which the couple stnrted for San Diege f,,r a honeymoon. Mooney Heads Kayeula IMwnrd J. Mnnney was elected president of ."ueu'ai"""". v,," ;'', J V .! rJ L"."'1" ""I1"'1- ',n",Vr""' V"r..,,',,,,,.P' .. ' ....-. T.. - 1f..l-..H ....... ,.. 1.1 - . rhlUD 1. .uyie. uiianriui HPcrt'iJiry, iier- nurd A. Orny. recording secretary; .Ynncls ' ."' V '"" ..""-.. .-..;. .-..neri 1 SEABOARD AIR F L O THIIOK.lt .-... I I .Ne. 301 ' N.. 3 , Ne. 9 M.tr.PIM; CAR Fiend. Mlil.s.uih'Sr.hn.id I FffrrllT. SmVICB fytp Spl. prn.l r..l M-.IU.n, 2. '.2 l.v, N". . I. K. It. 3.HMfl .'.Ds'l'VLl-J-.lirAM n-.'ii I'M " . 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" Ormend IJ 10 AM a J- ' 110 PMI t:i4AM. . ..; ,.',m "i 1 is " " . mie ' s-i.1 -IL-yi'Hn 111 20 " 'llir.l " '11 30 " M Inter Tnurl'.r Tickets Hf "itedurrd llt. Alln7nic Stopovers. Itelurn IJmlt Muy 31. Itrtt. New an Mule KIU'CATIeyAl. Veunr Wunien nnd Cilrla nilUmilMIMIIIMHIIIIIIIItllTllTillllHIIIIMIIIUIIimiP' : r-u mwas t w-si vrx. mmmm - I Become a iKAUNbUNUKSt I FHEE TUITION, Heard nnd LedBinB and nominal sum while lenrninu. The senrcity of trained nurses assures any competent craduate of steady employment; and this very scarcity also assures liberal v.ti niiia ui iu .L-iuiin buccess. Address Public I.e.l.-..r Tr,i'.t . ... or ,. i -,t"Vll'"V Lu " r,V,s..u;..V"","-U. "u" m.a : 5 : : S ti 'Out year Ills' Srhnnl required In Jersey Unspnaia. BT. l.LLI.n llunl'll.vl., Ileililrlirm, l'a. fchl4l.N llll.sl'II.VI., L.iaien. I'll. l.lllill f.vi.Vltn,1N CKNTItAL IIIISIMTAI. 123d , ( hr.tniit Sl.). I'lill iilrnl. In I',. s M23I N. .141 i SI, I. "Ml KtrlnM. I'll '"" Mi'nr.KTT iin'ptTM. trMerr.li. Ye"K n inii, v i'hiin,i,ii,i ,., 5 rWlllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllIMIIIIIIIIIIlMlllllllllllin,lre - ' ''' ''' SECOND CITY TROOP TOPS POLO LEAGUE Lt Kinsley's Club Has Wen J EverV Game in Indoor , uvery umiiu Circuit ' - THREE PLAYERS ON TEAM The Indoor pole seafen is en. In fact, it baa been en for n couple of weeks. Out at the First Cavalry Armery. Thlrtv-seennd street and Lancaster live- nue. troepen- Interested In nthletlc get tecether everv new and then and de clile te Introduce snmi thing new te tlie. sports loving public of this city. Mince I, . 4 I ...... l... 1.M..H I last December tunny stunts hnve been tried, with mere or less sueeesH, mil pole nlways draws big crowds. Indoor pole was Inttediiced In Phlln Phlln delphin last spring, when Lieutenant A. II. Kinsley ergnil'.ed a team from the Second City Troop. Net nmnv games were played,but of the number the Second Troop team was victorious in the nmferltr. This season a league was organized. Three teams representing the Second City Troop, First City Troop and Troop A centered nnd te date tne Second City Troop has wen rll Its gnmes. Twe irnincs havt been wen. while none hns' been dropped by the Second Troop. Troeji A Iris captured one contest and lest two, while the First Troop hns lest one gnme. Lt. Kinsley leading Scorer Lt. Kinsley, of the Second City Troop, one of the main cogs In the organization of the lengue. Is the lend ing scorer In the circuit. Themas Coch rane, a teammate, is next en tin; list. Lust Saturday nn Inter-clty gnme xns played with the New Yerk Sunn- . drnn trio yes. Indoor pole Is played with only three men en n side instead , of four and the First Squadron team, composed of plovers from the league. I was victorious, e-3. I "In the New Yerk team," said Lieu tenant Kinsley, "Philadelphia fans had a chain e te witness the best indoor team i In (iethaiu. The team had beaten all comers up te the time we encountered It. The (iethtimltcs were disappointed that they did net win, and we were offered n return engagement. We will play in New Yerk some time next mouth." Service Troop May Kilter Lieutenant Kinsley was asked wlieth- I or any ether teams would enter the I league. "Maybe the Sen-ice Troop will rel."p l hiter." he icplied. "Hut net unless they get horses, ou see hersp. re et issued te the Service Troop, and wp Wnn t allow mules in our games, "Then, tee. the Fniversitv of Pcnn- sylvania will have a team. We wil ,,av (n(1 Vvnn trl0i lt t (leubt tUt ,i.pv , , .. Pneui. Tl. l,.nue Is for the troops In the First Pennsyl vntiia Cavalry, nnd I don't think that Pcnn will be admitted." A gnme will be plnyeil nt the armory next Saturday. Seme difficulty has nrisen ever the matter of who will play. Seme sny that the Squadron Headquar ters. Detachment will meet Troop C. Lieutenant Kinsley, however, says that First City Troop will meet Troop A. Hut no matter who plays, theiu will be n game. STEASISIIH' NOTICKS PtwrttcJ.FnlCr rlKHVICKS N. Y Trl fincnueriKJ soi'thampten CAII.MANIA Iee. 31 AUl'ITANIA Feb. 7 1I. 28 Mar. 21 N. Y. TO QUKKNHTOWN ft LIVKKI'llOL l SCmilA .Hec. 2t Jim. 20 Fell. 2.1 AI.IIAMA J.in. 14 . N. Y TV) HALIFAX. PLYMOUTH. CHKIt- i HOl'Iin AND HAMIIUIlt) SAXONIA Jnn. 21 Mnr. 7 N. Y. Til UI.VDONUKItnY AN1 ULANdOW ALIII'.niA ... . Hit. 21 Jim, 21 Feb. 8.1 AS.S-UIA . . Mnr. 17 N. Y. TO Qt'KKXSTiiWN. I.IVUni'OOL I ANI OLAKliOVV . CAMKHONIA lee. 31 . N. Y. TO VHK) aillKALTAn. NAI'LKS. ' PATUAS. T)t'llKI)VNIK. TlllKSTi:. Fll'irK ITALIA Jan. HOSTON TO LONIHINDHHIIY. LlVKKt'OOI. AM) riLASUOW ASSMIIA Feb. 4 Apr. IS Mnj 2a I'HILAnr.LPllIA Te LONDON VlltC.ILIA Ilec. 17 PHILADELPHIA TO PIIIAKUS, SMYRNA. SALONICA. t'ON.sTANTIN'Ol'IJ-: lllVnt AKAXF.S jn,,, - Cmicird nml Ancher Steamship I.lnea 1'usnenser (Ifflee. 13(10 Walnut .Street, rhllu. I"rrllit emrc. Iluurse Hid... I'hiln. 1-OITCAT10NAI, Until He.ew STRAYER'S T,le I,,"t Uuslness Mehoet f vn' c- 81)7 CHKSTNUT HT. fealtlnn nwr"id Fnter new T)nr nr nlrht LINE RAILWAY 1 R I D A Pirjehurst, N. C. Southern Pines, N. C Camden. S. C. Savannah, Ga. Brunswick, Ga. Wrile NOW for rticrvi- tiem and authentic infor infer infor matien. Boeklcli. ' Interim: In the Seuth." 'Hiintlne mid IlnhlnK In the Se.itli." "(islf i.nd Other "pert"" Hlvlnt coif unn tennis iniirnnment fates). J. Carl Johnien, D. P. A. IMS Chestnut St.. I'hiln.. Pa. New Yerk Oiriie 142 W 42d Ht. W.ixhlnKtnii, I). C. Onlcs 714 14ih at.. N. W. I'.IM'CATIONAI. V1111111; Unnien .mil (llrla it, ,. . .,. ,., ........ MIIriT.VI Lrliilien. I'n. 'I. II idrlp QSfiC 1 LANSDOWNE DOG WINS ' ' " , c , Rosemont Sunburst Wins High Honors at Englewood, N. J. ltosemont Sunburst, owned by Jehn Slnnett, of this city, completed his chnmnlenshlp In the highest deg show jif the year, held at hnglewend, .. .1.. hist evening. Sunburst also captured ie mize far the best deg of all breeds .In the show. , Over (WO dogs were entered In the competltleV IteseinTint Sunburst Is tlie 'son of the fnnleiis greyheuiid champion, LhiMtiowne Sunburst, which has von ...nuA ,l.n., tl.ttti nrlmi Atrt In Imp class In America. T.jwisdnwne iVmburst iikii r jpwvn until iiiitt nu. ' - 1 l, err,v of "Mrs. It. V. Lewis. Jr.. Hit'iiiM. '..i.i'i"" ............ ....... ,..1..... -,..--, of I.ansilewnc. HTKAMSHir NOTirKM NOTICE! 0"N JANUARY 17, 1922, at the annual meeting of the stdckhelders of the Earn-Lirte Steamship Company, there will be presented a resolution which was adopted by the Beard of Directors at its monthly meeting,, December 13, 1921, hat the Earn-Line Steamship Company be dis solved. When the resolution is approved by the stock holders, the liquidation will begin at once, in accordance with recognized business procedure. The Company is sol vent and its capital unimpaired. All accounts, both payable and receivable, shall be promptly liquidated. The reason for recommending the disselutibn of the Company is based wholly en the fact that, in the opinion of its officers and directors, shipping conditions are se adverse in the trade routes it operates that the Company cannot profitably continue them, and no early improvement in .these conditions is anticipated. EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY 139 Seuth 4th Street PHILADELPHIA December 13, 1921. " 1fr-Jr' - M &xr- 1 S'THE LOGICAL' CENTRAL POINT-FORvUL' TRADE en the BALTIC THE- CHEAPEST-PORT' OF -SCANDINAVIA NO -TIDE -sySSSffra ?J,T NO DUTI ES ' NO WAR-MOUSE CHARGES- FOB TRANS1TGOODS' HEFORWAWJED IN-alDE-Or-Q-WEEKS- MOST MODERN FACIUTIW' FOR- JX INFOBMATION'AND RATES' APPLY-TO Tte'COPENHAOUPB-X'PORT'COnP-UM.T--V NAWSCO LINES Sailings out of Philadelphia the Gth and 20th of each month DIRECT, via Panama Canal, te San Diege, Les Angeles, Han Francisce, Oakland, Seattle, l'ertUni.l Asteria, Tacoma, Vancouver, B. C. S. S. WEST ISLETA December 20th S. S. COLD HARBOR January Gth Tcuiii frrlulit received dully nt Pier 10 North (Feet uf Vine M. Fer Rate and Information NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO. Oirticrs ntta A(7rnfs V, S SMprifnir rtne-rf -.- 136 S. Fourth St., Phila. Phene Lembard 5791-2-3 rMain 7781-2 NEW YORK te EUROPE onllS.QevernmentShips bailings from Piers 1 nnd 4, Hobekcn Te Plymenln- Cherbourg Bremen V.nerica Jan. 3 Feb. .n. Washington Jan. 17 Te Plymouth Boulogne tort.en 'iphandle State Dee. 27 Jan. 3 cntennial State Jan. 17 Feb. I , Te Bremen Dam ig 'otemac Dec. 31 Feb. 1 Te Bremen ludien Jan. 14 Feb. 7 nnceii Matnika ....Jan. 28 Mar. United States Lines Moere r. McCnnnnrk Colne, A llnesevelt .Stc'iintliii) Ce., Inc. united American Llnci, Inc. Jfitnnffinp Operatnrafer , BALTIMORE LINE PHILADELPHIA Direct te GLASGOW SS"COELLEDA" Leading (SailinR Dec. 15) Hudsen Shipping Company, Inc. i..i'.yi:tti: iuiliiin(i l'HILAIILLl'III.V, I'A. I.emhur.lazai-,1 Mnln 8100 Agents for BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Inc. fCOhllviEiSCIAjJ 1 STEAMSHIP LINES "" PHILADELPHIA te CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST LONDONDERRY, SLIGO SS "Eastern .....". . .Dec. 27 Cupcnhaccn, HelHiiiRfera, Danzig Aarhus and Korsecr S S "Conejos" . . . . ..eadln-- Moere and McCormack. Inc. t. W. ilHINUFIELD, lull.. M.r 428 BOURSE DLDC, PHILA. -""". U585 Main 7513 I U. S. SHIPPING BOARD J ' Fur Ilnnklet AMrtn V .S, Lines ff 4S Dreadwax. New Yerk y a.wefi Denny Knocks Out Jack Cullen'' r-f .A ea. . . i? rirei ax uijeu t ijiiie jviiiiiiiiiui, me tittle 80U, Phlladclplila veteran featheru-.i.a KAUFMAN COMES shpwed that he still has several eftJ I Itnule tti tilfif tvlmn tin 1..An1. , 1 S """ '. """SRC.1 out J.-.I, Cullen, a oeuthpa.w, In the first of n scheduled four-round matel! .? -lllje.t last night. .Kaufmnn rtJil. feunj Cullen twice and then spilled h m ,iUP II iikiii. " " J'", llHl en Ilia 7 Hcferee Leu flrlmsen did net Vfi' finishing the count. m lehnny Doeln nnd Yntiim . . . - --.. .of.,,,. iioeo n "rnw nnil se (liu Hani ti. ",f eit n i - - . - . ,,vr nnd Kid Raver. r iA HTKAMSHIP NOTIC W te SeuthAmcricd QtiU.S.QevernmentShips Fattest Time te Mle de Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenei Aires. Finest ships-American serflce Amerlcan feed American comfort!. Sail Inji from Pier S, Hobe-en. S.S. HureA Dee.22 S.S. American Legien. . .Jan. S S.S. Southern Croaa Jan. IB S.S. Aeelua F"' Fer descriptive boefclef, ndrfrejJ Munson SteamshipLie 07 WpII St.. Nsw Yerk (It) 1'lillndrlphln, Offlre, lire. el nine. U. S. SHIPPING BOARJV Dixie Steamship Lines PHILADELPHIA te Bristel. Manchester, Glasgow U. S. S. B. SS "0PEL1KA" EXPECTED TO SAIL EARLY JANUARY AT CONFKIir.NCi: HATES Harriss, MagUl & Ce., Inc. 425 Lafayette lildf., PhiladtlpliU Luuiburd fi2.l)-I Jli1" "" EXPORT Transpor.atien Ce., Inc. Oriele Steamship Lines PHILADELPHIA te LONDON, HULL & LEITH S S "Q UAKKIt CITY" . . . 1- ler liiferin.illiin unit rille "I'1'1' Hudsen Shipping Ce., Inc. Agents LAFAYETTE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA. PA. . Hell Trlrnliune Krjsliini' I'" r-l i.fin. . SI.1I1. "I"''- .l.uinli.ird .l-'lll-.l OLLANfl) 3'amer.ca line y m w intiv n ""in i .",;' . Vh I Hii.tl.iui 'Iiinniilli iinii'iisiie-7'", Vijr.H n niti'ril mi Nuuril.nii . . . .Jim. 4 I.li. !." .... n "f .-. .i.i. Jin. . t.r,:rijuBtir Paiientr Office, 1531 Walnut St, l s --. a i . 'ft 9 M uf
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