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Fidelity Trust Cempaw
325 Chestnut St. 6324 Woodland Avenue, 1431 Chestnut St.
Capital 5,20(N00 West phaddPu Surplus $16,000,000
Funds held in Trust mere than $288,000,000
Copper Produced at
Less than 7c Net
the record for low-cost pro
duction established by the
Mether Lede Coalition Mines Ce.
-
UiUd en th New
Yerk Curb.
Artrae priem com
mon stock for first
11 day Jutxm 1922
u 910.00.
Duff, Freiday
InTOstmenta
5Bzedway
Ffet Profits
Are Limited
Are -Your Credit Lesses Limited?
Mannfacturcn' and Wholesalers' net profits are auto
matically restricted within close margins. Their bad
debt losses should also be limited in a definite way.
Especially in times like these, when every dollar counts
for te much.
There is a scientific, tried-and-proved method for limit
ing your credit losses, and that -is the American's Un
limited Policy of Credit Insurance. It absolutely
guarantees that your losses won't go beyond the normal,
no matter what condition or contingency may arise.
Thus it safeguards these net profits, eliminates worry,
inspires confidence. Can you afford te be without this
stabilizing, protective service.
We have Limited Policies at lower cost. Claims are
promptly paid, and our treatment of Policyholders fair
and equitable, says a recent report of the New Yerk
Insurance Dept. Every detail which contributes te
your satisfaction has been thought of. Won't you at
least investigate? Ne obligation, you knew.
Payments te Policyholders ever $11,000,000.00
-AMERICAN CREDIT-INDEMNITY. CO.
of NEW YORK E. M. TREAT, president
ISIUIB STANOARO UNLIMITED POLICIKt
W. J. MORPHY, Manager
J. F. Ma.FADDEN, GcneralAgent
1011 Chestnut St.
Filbert 5503 Philadelphia, Pa.
Ph
one,
r
While Traveling,
What is the Best Way
te Care for
Securities?
py appointing Fidelity Trust Company Attorney-in-Fact,
the owner of securities is assured
of watchful care of his interests. He. will actu
ally have a greater measure of control ever his
stocks and bends than if he took them with him
en his travels; for the Company will buy, sell, or
deliver securities promptly in obedience te any
orders which it may .receive by mail, wire, or
cable from the customer, and is in a position te
act if any rights, etc., are offered during his
absence.
This question, with ethers, is answered in a booklet,
"The Trust Company and The Individual" which
'will he. sent en request.
Production, at this record price, for
first five months of 1922 mere than
10,000,000 ppunds.er 2,000,000 pounds
monthly. This output is expected te
be increased te 3,000,000 pounds
monthly by October, 1922.
Owns and operates one of the richest
copper-ere deposits known, located in
the Copper River District of Alaska.
K s no preferred stock or funded In
...btedness. Majority of common
stock is owned by Kennecett Copper
interests.
Initial dividend of 50c a share has been
declared, and the steady improvement
of the copper market assures even
larger profits te the Company.
A circular containing all details
with reference te the Company
will be seat without obligation te
these who ask ter Circular Ne. 10.
& Company
New Yerk
U
Every
afternoon
at the close of the
market we send out
a brief bulletin en
the day's outstanding
feature of the New New
Yerk Curb stocks.
Yeu can get it in our
Customers' Roem,
have it read te you
ever the 'phone, or
put en your desk next
morning by mail.
Ask for
"Today's
Market Feature"
Jenes & Baker
Members NewYerk Curb Exchange
Direct Private Wires
New Yerk Chicago Ooiten Philadelphia
JMttiburfb Detroit Baltimore Clerelael
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
Widener Building
Telephone. 5,n Lcl 470
Keyitene Race 5861
BALTIMORE OFFICE
433 Equitable Building
Telephone - Plata 8451
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FINANCIAL
NOTICE IS llKltniY (11VKN thnt COM.
MONWEALTH l'DUEIl KAILWAY AMI
I.KiliT COMPANY has elected te redeem en
July 7. 122. all of Its outstanding FIVE
YEAll HUVEN PKU CHNT snCUUED CON
VEimm.C GOLD HON'DS. dated May 1.
1018. Utmed under Agreement of Assignment
and Pledge dated us of May 1, 1D1H, executed
by the said Company te Hankers Trust Com
pany. Trustee, and that upon presentation
of ttin said bends, with all Interest coupons
maturing subsequently te the snld date here
in designated for redemption, at Mie principal
office of Hanker Trust Company, Ne. 18
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. City.
County nnd State of New Yerk, the said
bends will be paid and redeemed at 101
of the principal amount thereof and accmed
Interest te the said redemption date, after
which date the said bends will cease te bear
further interest.
New Yerk. June ft, 11)12.
COMMONWEALTH PnwrjR RAILWAY
AND LIQHT COMPANY.
By
GEO. B. HARDY.
President.
Proposals
THK UAN8VII.LK OA A KLECTWO
COMPANY FIHST RKFCNDINO MOIIT
OAGE FIVE PER CENT THIRTY-YEAR
The underslnned !nltei tenders of above
Rends, for sale and delUerv n nf .Tuiv i
1022. at a price net exceeding 105 and ae-
cruea iniersii, iu exnnusi siuuu, a sum new
available In Sinking Pund.
Sealed tenders, stating numbers of hendi
offered, addressed te "The Colonial Trust
Company. Tnntee. Dansllle Gas and Elee
trio (IT. Refunding Mortgage Hend " will Im
received until 3 P. M.. June Sl. 1022
fun COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY Trust..
Market and Thirteenth Streets. Phlla
June 2. .eRANK C- EVC"' TreaU"''-
Special Meetings
SB" SPHCJAL MKETINO
sr FldelltJ Steruge nnd Warehouse rn
panv. 18U Market street. Philadelphia iH
bl'ECIAL, OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS;
Netice Is hereby given that In pursuance
of a. Resolution of the Heard of Directors ?
this. Company, a .special meeting efthl
stockholders of said Company will be held
en the Bth day of Julj. 1033, at 3 e'rl0(
p. M.. at the principal office nf the Cdm
pany. 1811 Market street Philadelphia. pm
for the purpose of etlng for or uealnit i
proposed Increase of the capital stock of
said Company from HOO.OOu te 1300 000 hi
the creation and Issuance of 7 per cent cum.
ulatlve. non-vetlnir Preferred Stock te the
amount of 1100.000 te consist of 1000 shares
of the par value of 10Oeach and calliible
at 1105 per share. F. L 1IARMER.
Dltldende
THE MNAYUNK NATIONAL HANK
Philadelphia, Tn , June L'0, 102"
The Heard of Directors has this day de
clared the regular semi-annual dividend of
77f. nd an extra dlildend of 3 en the
capita "lock, pas .able en or after Jnly first,
next, until uclv t'me the books will remain
C 1100,000 has been transferred te the Sur
plus Account, making that account $700,000
Dividend checks will milled
EUOENE J MORRIS. Ctshler.
MUNICIPAL SERVICE COMPANY
424 Land Title llulldinit, Philadelphia
At a 1"f,tJn'f 0f the Heard of Directors
held June 10. 1022 a dividend of flOe w?
share en th outstanding shares of Cem.
men Stock nt no par alue was declar ed
payable July S. 10J2. te stockholders of
record at the close of business July ie. ie-"
Checks lll be mailed "
L"" I. 11 IIARVI-.Y. Trea.nr..
rRANRI.IN NV1IONAL !NK
Chestnut street eit of Jirnad
Philadelphia, June iifl, -ie'"
At the regular meeting of the lloard"ef
Dlrertnrs of this bank, held this day.
nuarterly. dividend I nf fl'c was ilecl'lred
paable July ,1. 10J2. te stockholders of
record -it the close of business Juns 30. 192J
Ciecki will he melled "
j v;i. JIARDT, Vne President and Cashier.
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET
The action of Ilie New Yerk Stock
Exclinnne nutlierltlcn In Rlvlnff Mox Mex
Icnn Pctrelciim n clenn bill e(
health, following the receipt of the
questionnaires i-cnt te the mem
bers of the exchange, killed the
last ray of hope the bear camp had
from getting out of a very tight cor
ner. There has never been any doubt
apparently In the minds of these en
gineering the remarkable movement In
the Bteck about the regularity of the
transactions nnd of them being in abso
lute conformity with Stock Hxchangc
regulations. There were several occa
sions, however, since the bulge started
when there seemed te be n possibility
of disapproval by the Stock Exchange
officials of the bullish operations, which
might result in suspension of trading
in the stock.
That dancer nnncars te have been
passed and, wblle the life of the shorts
has been matle miserable, nothing evi
dently has been found which would sug
pear nnvthintr nnureniMilnc n comer
which Is mere remarkable in view of
the known small lleatlng supply out
standing. New Yerk Central Movement
The manner in which New Yerk
Central acted in the trading of the last
few weeks was looked en ns significant
of accumulation of that stock by strong
bankinc interests In connection with
lmnertnnt devolenments understood te
be close nt hand in connection with the
unification of the system. The purchase
of the minority holdings of the Clnclm
natl Northern, a little ever a week age,
was asserted yesterday te be In line
with ether steps for solidifying the sjs
tern nnd completing physical absorption
of various subsidiaries.
It is Insisted by some that the next
step in this direction will be the ex
change of Rutland preferred for New
Yerk Centrnl stock, nltheugh no lntl-
mntien of such Intentions has come
from the New Yerk Central manage
ment. National llank Resources
Referring te the condition of na
tional banks, shown by reports te his
office, as of the close of business Mny
5. the Comptroller of the Currency
said:
"The combined rc-eurccs of all re
porting national banks May fi were
$20,170.0 1S,000 nnd were greater than
nt the date of any previous call since
April 28, 1021, with but tv.e excep
tions, the amount of reduction since
the latter date being .s;s,ii(ii,UUi aim
since June HO. 1021. the decline has
amounted te .$311,211,000. The con
tinued liquidation of leans and dl
counts, with the apparent tendency te
incrcaM) holdings of Unlit d Stales Gov
ernment securities, and ether miscel
laneous bends and securltli . with cor
responding reductions Incident te liabil
ity for borrowed money nnd rediscount
paper, nnd a nnticenblc ineiciise in In
dividual deposits, appear te wairsmt
llie conclusion that our national binl;
nre In condition te render ample as
sistance te the meiclmnt, the agricul
turist or whomseewr may have legiti
mate demand for financial iclicf.
"Between Jlarcli 10 nnd May 5 the
leans and discounts, including redis
counts of nation. il banks, declined
!?9S,-iG3,000, and en the latter date
amounted te SI 1,18 1,110,000. while the
reduction in the jc.tr, or since April
28. 11)21, v,as $1,172,514,000.
"The deposit liabilitv of national
banks en Mny B v. a $1.".700.98S.OOO,
mi increase of $370,550,000 mce March
10. 1022. and en Iw-ieiiM of $015,120,
000 since April 28. 1021.
Railroad Officials Optimistic
Officials of railroads operating east
ward from Clilcnge and St. Leuis me
optimistic in their views, with the usual
qualilicfitlens in reference te the handi
cap of the coal strike. AMde fiem this,
nearly every industry would be pro
viding mere freight than a jear age.
Meet nnd iron predui tlen is en a
much larger scale nnd this hns increased
the amount of freight of this kind ma
terially. Building mntcrlals of nil kinds
hnve been In demand, with prompt ship
ment one of the requirements. Grain
movement is comparatively light, but
the mecmcnt from the farms will in
crease. Railroads arp well equipped te
handle the grain traffic and hnve dis
tributed cars te vantage points.
Me.st of the long-haul grnin traffic is
nnturnlly going ia lake but there has
been considerable business east of Buf
falo nnd Enstcrn lake ports. Less than
carload freight is picking up nnd the
demand for general merchandise is evi
dently brisk.
Officials of Southern line report n
geed movement of general nicichandise,
large shipments of lumber and building
material, with u larger tennnge of iron
nnd steei products. The sousen was ex
cellent for the movement of produce te
Northern mniket.
Preparations nre under wnv for a big
movement of wheat te the Gulf pert
for expert as seen ns the winter wheat
is available, and officials leek for a geed
business for the net few months.
Better Collateral Valne
In an effort te establish better col
lateral vnlues In b.inUs and te stabilize
the American maiket in foreign cur
rency, government, provincial nnd
municipal securities the American IA
press Company has just issued a soceniT
edition of its comprehensive quotation
list for foreign currency securities.
That list, which contains quotations, nil
in American dollars, of the principal
government bends of the world, is be
ing sent te lnestment denlers nnd
banks throughout the country. The 100
securities quoted nre tirscribed in four
teen currencies, and they cover five con
tinents nnd thlitj-five nations.
"A reliable and comprehensive quo
tation sprlce has been the enlv ele
ment lacking in the newly de eloped
notion-wide inniket for securities ex
pressed in foreign currencies," de
clared Perry 11. Strassburgcr, general i
mnnnger of the securities department of I
the express company. "We plan te h- I
sue, ns market londltiens nry, these I
quotations in elder te deelep a strong- I
er tounention for tills essential field of
foreign investment."
THH TBADElt.
N. D. PRIMARY TOMORROW
Renomlnatlen of Senater McCum
ber Big Issue In Voting
Ilismarrlt, N. I)., .Tiine U". - ( lly A.
T. I Veter of North Dakota will bal bal
eot In a .State-wlile inimniy plretlnn to te to
metrow. Ter tin flit time in recent
earji t he eutMamlinp euntebt fnr the
Uepubliean I'nlteil Slates honnleiial
nomination does net inc-ent i-lcnr-i'iit
Issue between Nen-I'iiilisan I.e.icueis
i
and its upiienents. The umttcr nn'
"left open fei the jirlmary. ' jj"
l'erter .1. Mii'umln'r. Ineumbent, ' 8
ehuliman nt tne enate 1 innnce Com
mittee, who has imlnrbPil Coveiner I.
A. Nestes, iiulepi'iuleut, for lenoniluu leneniluu
tinn, is oppewnc l,,nn .1. J'ni-ier, for
sU eais League-Indorsed ioveiner of
the Slate, in the Uepubliean Senateilat
contest. Ornisby MellarB, of James
town, also is a candidate.
I)llilemls
IIKI'ICK fir 1IIK
I'KNNA. SALT Ml"(.. (OMIMNV
At ineetliiK of fie llnirO of Directors held
this rinv a Qutrterl l)lieml of tue nnil
ene-h.ilf per rent as ilcclireii pajnhla July
IS, te stockholders of recenl June 3U, m.'j
,IIVV19 I, III US IlldllPlJ
I.. A.
SMI 111. Treasurer.
ie:1:1.
Philadelphia,
June 20,
MAYOR FOURTH ORATOR
Will Deliver Address at Exercises In
Independence Square
Majer Moere will be the speaker of
the day at the Fourth of .Inly cxei
cises In Independence Square. The
Majer hns accepted the Imitation of
Councilman von Tngeu, chalrmnn of
the exercises, te deliver the tnceeh nt
the bquare in which the Declaration
of Trnkifondencc was adopted ldfl jears
age.
riftecn hundred newly mturnllzedl
citts'nns will be the guests of honor
nt the exercises In the morning nnd n i
special section of Ihc grnndstiiiitl will
be assigned te the men nnd women io ie
cpntly udmltted te full citizenship. In
flip nlnpp of tln n Mini tnblpnuv. n
chorus of 100 voices selected from thel
membership of the Fortnightly Club
by
Henry Gorden Thunder, conductor,
will sing patriotic hjinns.
band will play.
The police
McSparran te Wed Thursday
Lancaster, .liine 27. After person- '
ally working in a wkent field stinting
his harvest yesterday nnd today, Jehn
A. McSpnrran, Democratic candidate
HYDMULICDrtMIDC
MflCHIHEOTI
fiiLraiRj
We are equipped te de the
work at your plant nnd save
you the expense of long tie-up.
Phene Wnl. 1HII nnd .Main 3111
flrflnMrfiMuhlnlrti
ZI2-222 S.CUKRI1ZN ST.
FARM AND GARDEN
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Buy Direct Frem Manufacturer
Fer Quality, Service and Attractive Prices
Beautiful l.in nnd riinlen rurnlturc unliiu il t nctle JeelKni
,'iuaniv materials
Single Pieces
Herv home r-n nfferil
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sk j uu i r-i'i M''ii ti'M ill imi
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rK.UCtUL K. IjLKKI LUlYlfAWI
18.ir Market Street, Philadelphia
NEW STORE 1727 CHESTNUT ST.
BflVl v
I t 1 f
'tJidastercraftsmanship-in-Steel
. .. ., -..,. ...
ACbmbmatkai SteIffice
IAGxmlai
As an office v.arJrebe.
Fer the home, toot
Particularly service
able for storing linens,
woolen, nnd clothing
Cesta less than a coed
quality cedar chest.
THE VAN DORN IRON
454 Bourse Bldg. : :
FILES
?.-,..
FIRE'S
Constant Raids Demand the Attention of Every Thinking Man
FOR NEW APPROVED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
Contractors and Ennincers
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, POWER PIPING, HEATING
3239-1 1 MARKET ST. Phene Prtt(en 6m
for Governer, leaves tonight for Mlllls,
Mass., where Jie will wed Mrs. Sadie
Helland en Thursday. The chaplain
of the Mlllls Grange will conduct the
ceremony. After u short honeymoon,
he will icturn July 3 te begin bis speak
ing campaign.
1530 Locust St.
New Housekeeping
Apartment
Heuse
S. E. Cor.
lGth and
Locust
Streets.
Absolute
SSa'lW,!ila lireproet
Several
e n t s
available,
also desirable Doctors'
Offices. Inspection invited.
All modern equipment.
Refrigerators, laundry,
separate maids' quarters.
Private Branch Exchange
Many New Features
FARM AND GARDEN
ana craiiMm ipihp
Complete Sets
eome of the e ni' s ma
Inclutllnif Wooi Arehe
lite- IVri, n etc
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A N ECONOMICAL solution
vLx of the office storage preb- .
lem. A neat, compact case of
enduring steel that wastes net
an inch of SDace. Shelves are
adjustable at one-inch intervals
te accommodate office supplies
and odds and ends of all sizes.
Converted into a capacious
wardrobe by simply removing
the lower shelves and inserting
coat red. Surprisingly low in
price !
Dimensions- 36l3" wide, 76" high, 34','"
deep. Finished in elive-fireen rnameler
grained oak or mahogany effect, i'aa
Hat key lock.
WORKS COMPANY
Phene Lembard 6671
STEEL
(St, & TOTE4 S5 Via 2 -as-a
. i?jys
Js !
1SStl!t'Vil,ltrtlfiV1JtH' I
ROOFER'S WOOD
Cord Weed
Selected Fireplace Weed
Wholesale Only
ROGER H. CLAPP & CO.
Ardmore, Pa.
nr Dennelly & .Sens, 1817 Market Ht.
n
Pat.
June
18.
1013
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-Ne Selash in Sink"
"Petive Shut Off"
Name "SAVILL" en Faucet
"Ask Yetw Plnmbe"
Themas Savill's Sena, Mfr.
ltlO-12-lt Wall. BU. Phta.
reRTAHi.r:
atx sTrni.
I'hnne
Mkt. 1102
or wrllc for prlee.
"QUIXET" GARAGES
H. F. HILDRETH
12S N
3RD ST. PHILA.
Asrnt for tlie
D. PRUDEN CORP.
Plenty of het
water at home
Ttenilv wlirri von vant It Just
as liet as mj want it -whnn you
tqulp with the
"ADELPKIA"
Ceal Tank
Heater
A r v jiroKrp"iilve
plumljnr will ti'll rui
the' ' ly c Intifli.
Muiiemril. olflclent
t-'l s zps -- fei nil
ptrp' Small
nvi v f it helltr en'v, Inrer slzen
for I, i i tiii'l r.id'ater
r p( t thf. lint ln'ikt en
' i 'n' ii it i tliffrrpnt from
nil eth. rs
l't- i i rlti. or call for clrrulnr.
BORDEN STOVE CO.
1313 Arch Street
15 n thretiRh our plumber
PURE
FRESH PAINT
Believe Me
Paint Prices
Yeu can't judge paint values
by comparing prices. Yeu can
pay less than Kuehnle prices,
but you can't buy better paint
VALUE than you get in
Kuehnle paints! Try them!
"Save the Surface"
Kuehnle
PAINT&PAJNTING
Vine & 17th. Sts.
SPItUCE574 RACG7749
These about te build will
find our showroom display
of modern sanitary plumb
ing unusually helpful in
their plan3.
Haines, Jenes
& Cabbury Ce.
Plumbing and Ilcalinq Goods
1130-1144 Ridge Ave, Phila.
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merlinnlcnl rendition. Wentlnslieme sK
prints, n tires, with spetlnl llnlmlirl
r I perfect In every detiill. S?2Sn.
Moen Moter Car Agency
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EDUCATIONAL. CAMPS
JU! Men nnil Ilers
OCEAN CAMP FOR BOYS
Denullfiil location en Caece Hay. Trained
eounrllera, all land nnd uatcr sports. $10
for July and Ausuit Kenklet en request,
Kll.NESTj: NOIII.n. POUTf.AND, ilH.
TlltltiSANI) ISLANDS, N. Y. "
CAMP WEE-E-YAH-YAH
Ter linje 8 te 17 enr of nite. Jtilr 7 M
tat. 81. r37.1. Illuptrnteil booklet en reeaeet.
II. II. IIUXTON. t)l) Newell Bt.. Utlcn. N. Y.
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Peircc
Sclioel
0 Business
Administration
Will ou preereis this Summer?
r- njn opper'iinitv te inrreaee your
icneniedRe Trlrru Wchoel Hummer
t nurses will n Id the finishing touches
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9m
mrr .Srioel Opcni July 5
FRIKNS'
CENTRAL
SCHOOL, system!
Fer Beys and Gtrli Philadelphia, Pa,
, , nun i:i.iii:ntahv h(,noei
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Central Scheel, 15th and Race Sts.
I ir i a I whr liluh school ineludlnir rel
ke pn-iaratery ilepnrtment Uelepi ihn
, cenitru' im fariuties threuch phrlcnl nnit
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nnd nklllful u-e of h.imls as ell as brains
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i'li an ra ptlenally nble facult) L.iria
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eTie tru mIiik inn cnt. el nt nnl time,
tn'll I luil Ir'Turt'en helps the student
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