wm a S(T .-S-J.., '.tWXfcMP " Xtt r !- r.i iwqvwi;-' 't tiffin - ' bSfiSuW ik WMft'.-i i Ar9- rrtWl wwYJafidr V'ft '? " y i (imaHnuv MtV. FS1I !J " lil5WPV 'iif'rf PI. .VAV8.1 t''1 Wfc'il r:r: E VEXING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHlLADELrHIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY KWL,VWfjFlA ITt VliV, 1LH VTK, TA'i? V ""i?TJ VT,,J' 2, 1922 -IBY een- Heae-Coeked Diaaers S P. M. te P. M. :iSSES HOTEL Vft-M. 2 Walnut St. pJKhlJif O. If. MKVF.ItH. Prn. UNIFIED RAILROADS ;: . U .' 'AT ? t-w - I g 4S8? BBtV''SV nnr uaneing in the HHS&i-B English Roem KSlaL ARNOLD JOHNSON'S EmAflFAMOUS ORCHESTRA ISP!'; - NO COVER CHARGE ll'f' SPPr Dancing in French !&$ Roem, $1 Cerer Charge m$ y ... ...j: s-M&ll WHHDiiiriiiiiwjiimffl i amr-iriiawjiBrTia liv $ km , Geed te the last drop a !&' I j& rsKtu a ft. Coffee 1 "'WO H O 1 ?? i ?-&' At all our Stores J .r M URGED BY M'ADOO Direction by Single Head Under Private Control Advocated at I. C. C. Hearing ILLICIT LIQUOR SELLERS I PVni uc mciw iiuniicTDvi Bootleggers New Engaged In Recti I fylng Denatured Alcohol J WnshlncJeti. l-Vb. 'J.(Uy A. IM lloetlpgsers througlieiit thf country nre i-viilviTis n new lnifitr the rivlllk-a- Hen f donntiireil alcohol lirolilbitleu elIleliiN nniil teiln. Hi'lierN linvn Im'lmi received tlint some I of the (ieerntiicitt formulae fur lntlus I Mini ttU'oliel lend themM-lvcs remit) te roctlHcatlen, (tint Illicit llqnei ili'iil- cv mp obtaining tin1 ilemitureil spirltN 1 under (teveriiini'iit permits mid by varl DEFENDS OPERATION BY U.S. mIS n",It'""8 ,t,,m,,c or k'ss - reiiMinlly liirtee iiuiintltlen nf lmltis- t'.. it... i.. i .. i i Irlul .'lleoliel, elti'iuN mid. Imve Ijppii I.y tlic Asset-luted I'rc kltlidrnwn In vm,. localities emumihIMv U.iMiliiBtrn. 1-Vli. '-'.-The pest i.f fyr use in tlie tiuiiitifucturi' nf luirbt-ra' oieriitien of the NntlenV r.-il't-tinils i supiili'-- mid toilet preimrntleiiM, hut (nun i,c rnniiniiiijy rciiucpii niui cm- after fee in: niKJeeted te c hem en urn. Te Humidify Dry-Heated Reems ft I "jt'" frii lis?- -a v 9T my Mf It U IT 1 Mi .BBk fm'-if - BuuwT n m& "5 Dees your threat get dry and veur voice huskv after an hour or se indoors? De '"weurtly you take one cold after an leliej crcntly lnereneil h n well- I lire td mid iinllied cjilrin of oier:itlen iniler irintp cnniril, Wllliiim l. Mo Me Viloo. war-tini'' Direeter tJenenil of ' Unllreidi. deeliircd teds In ceutlnua Mei of IiIn ictlnieny nt the lnterstiite 'oiiinicne t'enmilttee inquiry Inte the lue-cnt rr.ilread -liir.tleii. , IVrlnrlni; th"-e in no ioiiiietitien at i i-ev!it lptvi'"ii the rnilrnniN In either freicht rairn n i.ispn;pr fares which me petnlilUhril h tievpriiliient ntltlior ntltlier , It v. Mr. McAdoo "nld the only pniilhle I (oMiietltien nt j.rr-eait was iii inrvlec. lie niidul that while rallreaiN jiuw tli('inic'ie with hti'lne-M which they have net the facilities te hmiille. the , mbllc would inuflt were It jiellile te uivc the larrliTi make ineit econemii ul ' coniinen u-e of terminal facilities', and fe have "tinrulM traikf of reuipetlni; cartleiv, cieisldered double tracks for th benefit of both." Defends Ciixri-ninpitt Control (!rent iidtniitiiKe would haxe been oh eh t (lined in Mr. McAdoo's .iudcnipnt had , the ruilremN been letnlned under Fed eral control for it trial period of the (iirs te enable the Ueveniuient te oh eh tniii in curate diita ns te the actual needs of the railreadx In the way of betterments, uialtitpiinnce null oiierat eiierat iiiK (esis, and the n(lv.intaps te the imblir of remevliiK what Mr. McAdoo , deiieunceil ns the unnecessary and ex penshe recognition of the jireiierties ac- t ltiif? te their individual ownership. DefcndiiiK the wiire policy of the uillread udmlnistratlen under hN !i !i reitership and replying te n ipiestien from Senater I.a Kelleite. Ucpubllcan, Viscencin. Mr. McAiloe tat(il riiilnin-i incentives before the (invermrent tee! ebarci MitiRlit incrcae.' in tl'.c wiigus of, lal'reinl eiii;ilees te mere nearlv ctpi'il- i ?m their wagon an compared wttn waxes in ether Industrie. Tim.' and a half fer1 eu'itline en th" JVnnnilvniiln win granted without authority from the ii'llreml nilminixtriitien by Uegiennl 1)1- ' rector Smitli at the rniucst of President . Hea of that railroad, he said. "Itallread men hheweil their loyalty i and pntrletlsm te the (Severnment by ktnIiis throiiKheut the period of the, war for lets wanes than they could have received elsewhere." said Mr. McAdoo, Ile leclnred "false" the cherKc Unit "the wace'' of railroad labor were un- derated throticheut tl.e euntry cesHes have found tneir way into the channels of the boellej; tiade. Uevilen of the present permit "ysteni new in ingue l understood te be under eoii!Iileiatieii wltli n view te checking anv dhorslen of denatured alcohol Inte unlawful hands. RUSSIA LOSES 18,000,000 . " i Ante-Bellum Population Down by War and Famine WiMblD-Heu, l-'c)i. '. (Uy A. PO iV (lecreae of about 18,000,000 In the population of Hevlct Kussln, 'as com 'pared with pfe-wir wtlinntci, 1h re ported by the ItalMicrlk press, ac cording te a ftntcment ii-xucd today by the f'ominjr-'e Dcpiirtment. l.,r 11)21. the statement, tald. the peiiulntlen if Soviet HllHsin was placed nl ne.707.ODO by a llelnhexlk ecnsiiH. S'ibc(tieu: te 1SU7, the statement con tinued, there w,m no ecnsiiH by the Im perial 1luslnit (levernii'.cnt. but relia ble eftlinatCH of the ixipulatien of the tuff Ilnrti4 Included In iirnsetit.-ilttv Se- vt ltusdn, h" Htatement deplored, jtlvy ' n Iciul ft l-H.HlO.OOO ns of January 1, ' 101.". W. A. COWDERY 1619 Pine Street CATERER French Rolls en Sale Lecuni 4100 $200,000 Fire In Leck Haven l.ei-k Hut en. I'll.. I-'eb. 2. (Uy A. l'.t The main bulhlllic of the Aincrieiin Aniline Products Company was entirely (lestreed by lire last night at u less estimated nt ."s"i()0,0(K). AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN WANTED OwIiik (e fuel r Kccurra n latur nnmbrr of nroeiirrt-i nt recent automobile uliew, we are teeklnr the erlcen of nee'erul eiperlenred automobile Nntrn men who want liermanent posi tion with opportunity of ml innremrnt. Only theie who lime hed experience In deilnc dies ana are "ne-Kettem" need nppl.r. Appllrntlens treated In Irltt eenfldence. B 134. Ledger Ofllce f SALESMAN OR SOLICITOR Energetic man of geed personality and wide business experience in specialty salesmanship and soliciting newspaper advertising, desires change. Excellent refer ences from present em ployers. Bex B 102, Public Ledger QUILTS ttSB OLD FEATHER BEDS Quill Rtcewtim a Specialty tV Pl' "l n-Me"' Jelles Manufacturing Ce. 0t 8. 8th St. Vbett. I.eratmrcl I4SS raeAldine Hetel Chestnut s WMreeta Ofers exceptional facilities for private entertafniqd Receptions, Weddings, Cards, Dinner, Dances tXi SING WITH , . FALSE TEETH? SURE! Dr.Wernet's Powder KEEPS THEM TIGHT Relieves sere gums, sweettm' the' breath. A white powder. At best Drug or Department Stores, 30c, 60c., $1.00 or write direct te VDaatilllfc. Ch,llSll-mfc,lt,l. ether? Then leek te the Government and I'rivate Costs , humidity of your rooms. Mr. .McAdoo nlse nncrted that dur- ' Most homes have tee dry i"S Federal control the railroads weie an atmosphere. Celd air is,"",,-' slf,'1- "l'Pratcd and ipietpd from i shut out and the heating l rc,0,;N ?c 'i'"' ln,i;r',0lte Ceimneice system dries ue anv llttll niniil.m te show rwIurtlenK In deailiH , :-.. . u t. . IiUnU injuries uue 10 rniireiiu upcr-muii in moisture that happens te get'im8 and mm. m'.i..-is ne neee- or the i Turning te a comparison of (ioern (ieern BUDDINGTON HUMID- nient and prhate operating cebts, Mr. IFIER a cabinet-like device McAdoo said : containing water and a series "Hnnresvd In term- of work done of wicks or uuJts of traffic handled the. cost per This is nlaced en n,.'1000 '-Muated ten miles under Uenci.i- ..i:"i.. 2lC'? ,0n .the.ment control was only M.74 as cm- .w..w. w - n.c uijf ileal Sewing Made: a Pleasure i .1 Mmj ftM SOOTHINGLY SILENT Even after years of use, it runn soothingly silently the new portable Electric Automatic sewing machine made by Will Will cex & Gibbf,. This everlasting silence is evi dence of its ilnc workmanlike construction. It runs se quietly because it is built se well. Women of quality enjoy the possession of this machine of undeniable quality. A home 13 known by the sewing muchine it keeps. It is the machine which has no bobbins te wind, and no ten sions te regulate, and which .sews the beautiful scam of triple sticngth. It has nn exclusive direct drive meter which contributes te its silence. It drives with out friction or lest motion. Call and see this machine oper ate, or phone for a trial in your home. Easy payments if preferred. may hi: ir.Me.sTiiATi: it in Y0t.1t 110M1:; Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Ce. 1709 Chestnut Street -COURTESY. Phene, Spruce 2192 SERVICE. "PeciprocalAutemobileTnsurance (25Z) Has represented a saving of mere than $1,000,000.00 te auto mobile owners insured with us. Have you had a share in this? If net, cut this out, mail it and be convinced. Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange Bread Street and Seuth Penn Square Name ,,,, --,--,, m. , Address v " ......MM ...M.....M..M.MMMWM.W.M..M.MW.IIHMII lllllllllll, SALE EXTRAORDINARY 708 MARKET ST. Rubber Hip BOOTS V. 8. Army nrnfl New A I'erftct. M x " & Tali u a OFFICERS SHOES $9.95 I n 1 pr. Yalat 40 Brand Nw. Tf ij III I Men's Blue Denim Overall With Bib Brand New 65cpr pr. KHAKI PULL. OVER HB Sweaters 45 . Brand New. IMPORTED SCOTCH WOOl K Gloves ' 2K. Tain S1.M nr. Larae Let V. . Arm t'. S. Marin SHOES Brand New. (4. as M Vatec FLANNEL SHIRTS Mid with rocked I.IO $1 Brand New Jarge Assortment Raincoats $9.25 Brand Naw Value S U t ALL WOOL Jerkins $.25 Brand New. OIW drab color. c Positively Ne Mail Order Filled Lnrie AiMrtment of Vt'erh Shera, 8rrater. Cndrrwrar, Shlrti, llarneta. Etc. DON'T DE MIHIXU Slake Sure or the Addrens If Yeu lsh Any of Thme SPECIAL BAnOAlNB A. S. GOLDBERG 708 MARKET ST., PHILA., PA. t .. t.i. .11 ri in.. .I,...,. :., ' jl 1", I'lircu "ii'i 1'."' uiiu. , a.e .uuwiuis in us patniuEtfiiHnt. In etucr worn uuwaru. eaves coal, tee, since 65 degrees of moist heat feels mere comfortable than 70 degrees dry heat Price $2.50 up. Mail orders filled promptly. prhatu 111.111 , the ce'.t of piivutc oiiuratieii nlnee J'(lerul con trol lilts bcun H tier edit IiIrIkt than under tlie r.illrend admlnl'-triitiuii." ranklin miller Heusefurnishiny Stere WONDERFUL SANDWICHES can be made by add ing a little Lea & Perrina' Sauce te the filling. Trv a bit of Pimente Cheese mixed with finely chopped nuts aud fluvered with Lea & Pcrrins' Sauce. One of a hundred combinations you can make with GUILTY 0FJ3LACKMAIL Accused Man Convicted, but Recom mended te Court's Mercy West Chester. 1M., Pel). L'. 1'rnnk Tluliiian, alias J'rank I'.arrttt, of -lW.) 1'nrk Acnii( New Yerk, who hnrvctl two eiir In the United States Nn. was funnel sulli by a Jurj in Criminal Court here teil.n- uf alleniptliig te black mail Prof. F. l Kturkcy. nsi-tiint prtneliul of th State Nermal Scheel here, but the juiy rccemmcniksl uiiicy. Ne ventcnc"' mm preiMUiteeil. I Itulman 1- 11 inembi-r of n iiremluent New Yinl: family anil at lirst refuseil te : revral his real nuiiic, becnu'-e lilt mother was hick. lluinum K charneil wltli acee-tlng Prof. Starkey In Ilieiul Street .Station, , Philadelphia. Impel xenallng an officer, ninil tlireutciilnic arrest. Starkey prom- iM'd htm money if he eiiuie here, which 1 .Uultnari did, and was arrested by plain clothes men as Starkey handed linn u roll of marked blllx. cable'dispute settled ! License for Western Union Landing at Miami te Be Granted Wnhhlneteii. Feb. -'. ( H.v A. re issuance by the Stute iJepartinent of a license te the Western 1 iilen Telegnipli I'lin.nanv far the lamllnK of Its Hill- I h.ulr.H cnb'.e nt .Mlumi. 1'la., may be expected within a few day, it was In (Heated today by eHlcials of the ile partment. An agreement. It was mid, hnd been reached by the Western I'nlen and the All-Ainerlcan fable Company for the surrender of ccelunire liindlng right' 1 held by the.se companies or their ufhli ateil companies in Kcumler, Chile und 1 lJiax.il. HlL'ri-iwfriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiur MBH " "1 3 Hiiiii,iiiiiiii,uiiiiiii,,li,iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiTilliil HHbj BW Taj JtUII SIsllllllaH Doer will stcittc flat ataintt aide 0 soft Concealed deer frame of heavy tttel Doer and front grooves auto' malieallf loci in a fall Interior ar ranged te suit you Drawers open freely with doen half open "AlUtccr Sit Number 4100 ar. tmis Nebraska City Packing Strike Ends Nebraska. City, NHi.. Fth '-'.( Uy A. P.i The packiiig-lieiiHi; t-trike l.ere was dis-laicd ended lant nigln at a meeting of (striking workers, held under military supervision. The men Mited te end the htriki r.nd apply for their old places today. ! Before Yeu Buy That Safe First leek for the label of the Underwriters' Laboratory this is your assurance that the safe has passed the "Fire," "Crash" and "Explosion" tests. After-Dinner Tricks t r.w . ' ' WY 1 ; 1 W KWaOWSTHKHTTBS After-Dinner Tricks I BBsffiKlU ,i 1 JPI4B - muBKM MtroBue rtteraxrt I itHHil ll I I NaliiiJ Alkaline li fjSSe StSH I - I r Water A I WEKRWm ' M-tW tJnexceUed for JBbJ iHWsi-M I MSSSmM l $Wm Table Use JWWfflBWB fPW f fc':':?l' ' Known and pre. SHB 1 iBlaliteWft MFi Wimt scriDed by the VSSLV -7 I BillliclProfeMien J&tL ' 1 5 i Then see if the price is as interesting as these we are quoting en "AUsteel" Safes. The prices and the value of "Allsteel" Safes will decide your choice. Come in or phone for a salesman. WmteeC Known and pre- U scribed ey the u Medical rroiessien W iier many years as leasing great Properties m t. m Mottled at tkmSprmtf UiUlURS . r'". Vf Ne, 75 The Rejected Soldiers I Take the four jacks from a pack of playing cardH and lay them faec up en the table. State that the Jacks came before the diuft beard, but only two of them with accepted for service. Which two were rejected, and ulijV The answer Is the jack of hearts and and the jack ei spades, for the elinple reason that each of these jacks has only one eye; whereas the ethers bare no such deficiency. It should be noted wMcV.Jwks iu the deck you use hart t afafs, Of3fice Furniture The General Fireproofing Company PHILADELPHIA BRANCH, Bulletin Bldg. Complete Line en Display Warehouse Stock for Immediate Delivery "Recerd Filing, Fireproofing and Waterproofing Engineers" Bell Spruce 5837 Keystone Race 2704 HOME OFFICE, YOUNOBTOWN, OHIO ffiV- vtl' lCeeria'i,V. MHokfaerCenfrant) I , 'uHRHbVBP Life Insurance Figures Reflect Business Stability There is a note of optimism in the figures below, which should give encour agement te all thoughtful business men. The new paid business of the Fidelity Mutual Life in 1921 was within 1 per cent, of the unparalleled total of 1920. This large volume of new insurance, together with the advance in interest rates en invested tunas, increased f 1 A " T t our income te ii,uio,de. After meeting all obligations and providing the required reserves, we show a surplus or reserve for contingencies of $1,904,844.03, a gain during the year of $429,545.05. While FIDELITY issues all forms of modern life insurance, much of its rapid progress is due te specializing en retirement in incomes, under an original FIDELITY PLAN which pro vides for the insured as well as his t dependents. This plan is known the country ever as the FIDELITY'S "INCOME FOR LIFE" combining An Income for Retirement An Income if Totally and Permanently Disabled Protection for Dependents at Death FIDELITY is also the originator of the Total and Permanent Disability Prevision, one of the most interesting features in modern life insurance, and the Deuble Benefit feature, providing double death benefits and double dis ability benefits in event of accidental cause. Mere than 88,000 FIDELITY poli cies new in force -and the number is increasing daily attest the widespread appreciation of this growing institution. The Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company Philadelphia WALTER LC MAR TALBOT. President F. X. Qulnn. Vict President CharU O. Hedge. Secretary Samuel J. Steele, Treasurer J, Ruesell Sykee, Comptroller and Attt. Treasurer, J. B. Franke. Actuary. H. O. Hurd, Assistant Actuary. Georg H. Wilsen, General Attorney. C. J. R. Sproule, Assistant Secretary. Frank H. Sykes, Manager of Agencies. Dr. Win. H. E. Wehner, Medical Director, Dr. C, A Vandervoort, Asst. Medical Director. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Georg M. Brldgman Georg W. Roydlieus Lewis R. Dick Themas Sballcress, Jr. Nathan T. Folwell Samuel J. Steel T. Comly HunUr Walter L Mar Talbot F. X. Qulnn Charle P. Vaughan Wm. T. B. Roberts Ira Jewell William Fidelity Finances . Forty-Third Annual Statement, December 31. 1921 The Fidelity increased its insurance in force te $222,815,106. The Fidelity's new paid business in 1921 amounted te $40,521,723. ASSETS First Mortgages en Real Estate $17,908,071.27 U. S. Liberty Lean Bends (Amortized Value) 3,333,215.50 Municipal, Railroad and Corporation Bends (Amortized Value) 12,799,228.52 Real Estate Owned 1,706,159.09 Leans en Policies 8,462,954.27 Leans en Collateral 101,000.00 Bank and Other Stocks (Market Value, December 31, 1921 ) 254,957.00 Cash in Banks and in Office 722,515.75 Premiums in Course of Collection 1,543,650.36 Interest and Rents Due and Accrued . . 678,837.31 $477510,589.07 LIABILITIES Reserve te Mature Policy Contracts. . .$41,285,368.35 Reserve for Policy Claims Awaiting Proof 299 233.34 Reserve for Premium Reductions for 1922 ' 1,598,106.97 Reserve for Deferred Distribution Policies .;:.... 1,479,841.47 Reserve for Apportioned Surplus Left en Deposit at Interest 402,449.23 Premiums and Interest Prepaid 253,20e!66 Federal and State Taxes Accrued but net Due J82 224.22 Miscellaneous Liabilities 105,32e!80 Reserve for Contingencies (Surplus). . l,904,844!e3 $47107589:07 Paid te Policyholders since organization, $63,380,119.45. ' Paid te and held in trust for Policyholders. $110,630,577.41. . .The Fidelity in a purely mutual Company operated solely in the Interests of its policyholders. It does no foreign busi ness, and its investments are confined te American soil. Faithfully Serving Insurers Since 1878. Detailed report will be bent uren request. Head Office 112-114.116 North Bread Street Philadelphia FIDEUTY MUTUAL LIFE A i-cpAi i ,i ,! - I'' I.-1 a uW'A rtf,' .. sA'i ,...:'.. SKitt. ..'.,.. t hryZ-.t'ft'ii 1? sss nr! M-Jil fa.? i? . 6"iHi f k.wiw it.r .J-'flJXF I'A.-i
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