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EVENING PUBLIC 'LEDGER-PHIEAJDELPHIAV MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1922
9 mi
"AID EUROPE," PLAN
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Secretaries of B'Nal B'Rith
Ledges Held Conference at
Atlantic City
WORK IN PHILA. IS PRAISED
w
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OF JEWS AT SHORE
LHHLHIIHLIIIIIIIIIIhm
v iiiiiiiiiiiimiiHHk ri vs
;g GLIDERS HELD
OF LITTLEPLITY
United States Experts Regard
New German Piane as Kind
of Aerial Plaything .
MILITARY VALUE DOUBTED
By a Staff Cerrmpim&tnt
WiuhlnKten. Aujr. 28. Air Rlltlcrs,
uch ns Oermnny Is porfectltiK, nj
dtmenstrnted in fHBtits lnstltw two nnt,
three hours, nrc of jlmibtftif practlcnl
Importance in nerennullcs, In tlic view
0 American experts.
Officio's here, while Interested in the
trlentlfiV ncpects of Oermnn cxperl
i mints in this field, nrc net espnclijlly
wncerncl ever their military riRtiH..
nre. and question their vnlue in a
Wtry se unlimited ns the United
I States in the use of nuxillnry power.
They nrc disposed te leek upon the
llder as the "sailboat of the nir,"
bearing the same relation te meter-
nrorelled planes ns the snilbent docs te
tthe steamship. There will be periods
'itl cnlm. cress currents nnd storms In
which gliders could net be operated nt
I til, they declare.
Nevertheless, It Is prlvatclv admitted
thftt the United States, like France nnd
England. Is far behind Germany in the
(development In this phase of aviation,
md hns much te lenrn from Oermnn
identists rcsardlng plane Mirfnccs.
Say Experiments 3Itnn Llttle
Air service nttnche take the ground
that experiments with gliders mean
little te the United States, except In
10-fnr ns they may point te possible
Improvements In the lines nnd general
construction of plnne (.urfnees. It Is
pointed out thnt the Gcrmnns, far
hend of the rest of (he world In this
jeld, must develop the glider te the
point where it will net only remain in
the nlr for nn Indefinite period of time,
but may be controlled nt te hpeed nnd
direction nnd carry heights such as
bombs. This is the military viewpoint.
The value of the glider for commercial
'purposes, nsMimlng Its further per
fection, is emitted from consideration.
As nlr specialists here see it, the
glider possesses two distinct ndvnntnges
ever the power piano new in general
use. These are, first, the fact that it
can remain in the nir without n meter,
and, second thnt a moterless plane, if
one could he developed that would re
main in the nir ns long ns desired, would
be capable of flights around the world.
It lias net yet been demonstrated, how
ever, according te authorities here, that
the glider's course can be se directed
is te make it of practicable value ex
cept for local observation purposes.
It is already npparent that the Ger
mans surpass the aeronautical experts
of ether nations In their knowledge of
this subject, it Is declared here, Ameri
can air experts, for example, having un
limited mechanical resources nt their
command, have specialized hi the de
velopment of a meter te pull the plane
through the nlr, with the result that tin
Improved liberty meter is regarded as
the best in the world. The Germans,
en the ether hand, possessing what Is
described as only a "fair" meter, are
leading the world in piano construc
tion. Because of this supremacy, they
were nble at the close of the war te
equal the porfermance of ether Nations
I In the air with their inferior engines.
It is known here that the Germans
re maintaining u. steady pressure en
the Allies for a modification-of the re re
itrictlens Imposed by the Versailles
Treaty, undtr which the German Gov
ernment Is prohibited from manufac
turing power -propelled planes. The
efforts of the Germans te get out from
under these Iren-clad restrictions, it is
declared hern, is evidence of their own
conviction that gliders nre playthings
U compared with power planes.
BODDY TO'PIE A CHRISTIAN
Slayer, With Only Four Days te
Live, Changes Attitude
Osslnlng, X. , Aug. 28. Luther
Beddy, Negro slayer of Dctcctlve Ser
geants Huckley and Miller, of New
Yerk City, decided .wsttTiliiy te die n
Christian when lie gees te the electric
Chair in Sing Sing Thursday night.
Beddy was enputred in Philadelphia
When he fled following the i-rlme.
.S
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ncommen Sense
BY JOHN BLAKK
$
A Very Open Secret
OL'CCESS has ubeut us mm h of a
J chance te keep its secret n. a sky
craper Ivns te hide.
The minute a man gains it he gets
Inte the limelight.
His pictures are printed iu the news
papers and magazlues.
The story of his life becomes public
Property.
And the world discovers in n very
little while that he get bis wealth by
wanting it very much nnd trying ex
tremely hard te get it.
THE young man who thinks success
lS n ROPfnt n,l( tltnt 1m iflll ,,...,
nnd it, will learn something te his ad-
VaUtnee If lie bnnnu liiu nfiiL rtfmfi n 1U
tle wider and u little longer than most
Peeple de.
All about him are men making suc
cesses nnd se proud of it thut they are
ager te tell all mankind hew It is
done.
If they are very successful the editors
I magazines get them te inform sub-
bers of hew they did it, which they
de In very intimate detail.
. if they are only moderately success
ui, they are only tee anxious te talk
ei what they have done and what they
1 teean te de.
And nil their articles nnd nil their
talk are records of working a little
"nriler thnn the men who started with
,"'?m- d keeping n little sharper
lookout for opportunities.
XKUY recently n man who has built
.... UP n very lucrative business was
Wing between Albany and New Yerk
m itie smoking compartment.
in hyp men, two of whom were trav
l ing with him, and three of whom were
"rangers, he explained the details of
jus business, and hew lie had ex
Funded It.
.He did ,mt de this boastfully he
"owed no evidence of conceit.
ut no felt that this wus the meHt In-
fcfi .B ,hinK lie ceul'l talk about
h'ch it was.
tifin'mi,s none of his hearers get any
prom out of the conversation; they
111, Perhaps think he was "holding
nt en them,"
ilnipj" t"'ln,,tcr ' fnct he wnH ,e,Iinfi te
in!10 liecre.t "f ''Is success was work werk
ihU1?rilpr ,lm" ,l"J" of hN empleyes and
'imhlng niore about the business.
VUCCKSS Is blazoned nn sign beards
cver'th'1 '"..VW"!'"!'" uilvertlsing all
i J,U8 J?ttnind net by a secret process
J'.iaSfl.i. vfry w,,,e Puhllclty. And
fc.52?i'i?i who has gained .Uentitly Is In
Bprctnl Dispatch te nvenina PuMle UAeer
Atlantic City, Aug. 28. Members
of H'Nal B'Hlth ledges were urged te
take an active part In stemming the
tide of Industrial unrest by prominent
speakers who addressed the conference
of secretaries of District Ne. 3 of the
order last night.
l'Mfty ledges in Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware and Mnrylnnd were
represented nt the conference, which
was Jjejd nil tiny nt the Bluckstenc
Hetel yesterday. The four B'Nnl
K'lllth ledges In Philadelphia Hnr
Sinai, Jeshua, Lincoln mrt Criterion
were strongly represented.
Among the Philadelphia speakers at
the conference were Jeseph Ij. Klin,
assistant United States District At
torney; Harry Pljitewsky, assistant
City Solicitor; Jeseph W. Salus and
Jeseph Hcrlmch, secretary of the dis
trict grand ledge. Other speakers were
Merris Schaffncr, district grand presi
dent, of Eric, Pa., and Habbl Israel
Klein, field organizer.
Asserting "between eight nnd ten
million .lews of Uurepe had been set
back for n generation by the World
War nnd its effects," Mr. Kun urged
the B'Nnl B'Hith te "extend a helping
hnntl te their suffering kinsfolk across
the ocean."
"New Isn't the time te think of our
selves nnd our own progress," said the
spenkcr. "If the B'Nnl B'lUth does
net cenccntrnte its power and apply
Its resources te put these peeple back
upon their own feet, the order's In
strumentality in the cause of world
Jewry will be dulled."
The work of the Seclnl Welfare
Committee of the Philadelphia ledges
came in for cenereus nralse nt the
conference. The committee engages in
welfare work among prisoners at the
Eastern Penitentiary.
A comblnetion of heavy traffic and
wet highways resulted in a number of
meter car accidents in the city nnd en
the White Herse Pike yesterdny and
last night. Flern Sarkisinnn, twenty,
3114 Kensington nvenue, Philadelphia,
was brought te the local hospital with
n fractured hip following a collision
between two machines en the pike near
Germania yesterday. Jehn Ptilewrnn,
nine yenrs old, of the same address,
was cut about the face.
Linwood Merris, a farmer of Mays
Landing, sustained several broken ribs
nnd n fractured left shoulder when hit
by a passing machine en the pike near
his home.
Bertha Maghn. eleven, 1717 Seuth
Seventh street, Philadelphia, sustained
miner injuries when she was knocked
down by n machine in front of the
Reading station. Heswcll Natal, nine,
lii'O Knlghn nvenue, Camden, was
thrown from the machine driven by his
father nnd cut nbeut the face and hands
when the car collided with a machine
driven by Sylvan B. Keffcr, of Elkins
Park, at the entrance te the Albany
nvenue boulevard last night.
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CENTEAL
Miller, A.
802 Spring Garden Street
Goldfine, Sim.
450 Ne. 8th Street
Ilellln, Alexander
604. Ne. Oth Street
Fecker, Jei,
711 1'alrmennt Arenu
Iteneman, Walter D.
r.7 Ne. 8th Street
0111. A.
ni Ne. 8tli Street
llulmum. Ailelph
ftli & Filbert Street!
I. It llrnx.
Kth & Market Street!
Ilereer Hetlery Ce.
0 Ne. 10th Street
Ururker. Sloin
100 Se. 12th Street
Ilepkln, Wm. & Ce.
13th St rilbert Street!
Pe Ilrunner & Kraery
fll Se. ISth Street
Clinten & Out
111!) Se. lOtli Street
IViimylvnnla Heiler7 MUU
I'n Se. 17th Street
1 fllman, Harry
7in riientniit Street
MnnleT Kerry Krome Ce.
(.'in Oheatnut Street
Wlnkflninn Ilre.
IIWi Chpntnul Street
Hnynl Heet Shep
12ns ('liMtniit Street
1'aramnunt Waist Shep
1!H2 ('liritniit Street
llrewnlng Klnff ft Ce,
1B24 Cheitnut Street
Hen. rranklln Ce-op Ann.
010 Franklin Truat Bide.
Cerraln Ilrei.
son Market Street
Illauner'a
F33 Market St.
Knllahan, Charlei H.
P21 Market Street
Ilelemer. Frank I,
(inn Market Street
McHillemT, Hettle
11)21 Market Street
Ayr,'
1S30 Walnut Street
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Caplan, IlenJ.
1048 Ne. 2nd Street
Suftarman. Abraham
1122 Ne. 2nd Street
Lerner, Jacob
1552 Ne. Bth Street
Ilaelir, Merrla
Olh & Yerk Street!
Geldberg, Mr. Msllt
1854 Ne. Tth Street
HerwIU. Samuel
7th & replar Street!
Seltrhlek, lerae)
14S3 Ne. Olh Street
Klemb, P.
1.1th & Diamond Streeta
Scheenlne, lMnnrd J,
17th & Cumberland Streeta
llyan, Catherlni. I).
lMh & JefTernen Streeta
lleilskT, Nathan
2RSS Ne. 22nd Street
Gilbert, lien,
122 Nn, 24th Street
Thnmae, Harry
25th & narlan Street!
Mendacheln, Geerge
25th & Lehigh Arenut
Marti. FhllllD
8080 Ne. 28th Street
Karfunkle, Edwin
25th & Leblfb Arenus
Kilkenny, M.
20tli & Lehigh Arenua
Keatlne, K. A.
1632 Ne. 20th Street
Turner. Jehn A.
8128 Ne. 20th Street
McQlll, M.
2231 Ne. 29th Street
fionnebern, Georce, Jr.
2320 Ne. 29th Street
Bteltz. Charles
240H Ne. 29th Street
I.alaeu, F.
483 Ne. 29th Street
Kern. Mrs. F.
2000 Ne. Ilalley Street
Drucker, Meaea
Ilread & Celumhla Avenue
Hurewtti. S. & M.
821 W. Columbia Arenua
Greea Brea,
1102 W. Columbia Ayenne
Geldman, Hurry
1628 V. Columbia Arenua
Friedman, A.
1037 Columbia Arenua
Donach, Oconto
1820 W. Columbia Avenue
t'auley, E. C.
2223 Columbia Are.
Cehen. O.
42(1 W. Dauphin Street
Slherman, Jennie
001 llrle Atpm:
Nevlna & Ferd
4100 Ne. Falrbtll Street
Oeldberc. S.
1882 Germantenn Arenua
Itlce, Abraham
1430 Germantown Arenu
Cardenlck, Chae.
1083 Germantorve Annna
llattry, Samuel
204S GermanteTra Artttna
Brill & Schuyler
2821 Germantown Artnna
Meyer. Bernard
2385 Germantown Areuue
Ilentman, Is.
2612 Germantown Avenue
Bell, HuKt'ne N.
2716 Germantown Avenue
Wrlas. Ailelph
272il Germantown Arenua
Drucker, Meid
2783 Germantown Avcnua
Man'f'turer'a (lutlet Stere
2850 Germantenn Avenue
l'a.vten. Clifferd A.
2930 Germantown Avcnue
Olbruan, Harry
8412 Germantown Avenue
Pmli. David
8544 Germantown Avenue
Mutter. Mary M.
874S Germantenn Avenue
Kroneberger. C A. A K.C.
8703 Ne. Wth Street
Abi-rle. M. A.
1825 W. Butler Street
lle(tenderfer, Einmo M.
8939 Germantenn Aenue
Debranky, Tliemaa
4225 Germantenn 'Avenue
Kernberg, M.
4322 Germantown Avenue
Welti. Minnie
4880 Germantown Avenua
Back, Dent.
Oer'tewn Are. A Bcrka St.
Shelmlre. Charlea W.
Gertewn A LehlgU Avea.
Wills. Gee.
141 W. Glrard Avenue
Remshard, Mlis Lillian
412 Glrard Avanua
Segal. Leen .
003 W. Glrard Arenua
Carner, P.
617 W. Olrard Avenua
Fllman, Abraham
710 W. Olrard Avenue
Brown, Bennet
781 W. Olrard Avenue
Glbman, Samuel
2729 Glrard Atnue
Markewltz. M. A Sen
2037 Olrard Amue
Apfelbaum, Henry
2711 Olrard Avenua
Sternberg, Rudelph
2723 Glrard Avenue
Welia. Tlllle
2783 Olrard Avcnue
LMeltnan, Jes. II.
Olrard A Ger'tnwn Aral.
McDonald. Nellla
Orntz A Dauphin Streets
I.erner, J,
2338 Hollywood Street
I.ysiknwakl, Wnlt'T
1010 Huntlns I'ark Avenue
Walsh. Mrs. M. I).
231,1 W. I.ehlKh Avenue
Illlnerth, Mrs. (1.
213 W. I.ehlL-h Avenue
Jenes. Mrs. M
2R04 v. Lehigh Avenua
Solemon, Samuel
1102 W. Nerrls Street
Margells, Mellle
2024 W. Nerrls Street
Becker, Myer
707 Oxford Street
Straussman, S.
1730 Itldge Avene e
I'lamm, M.
232 Itldge Avenna
Berg, Samuel L.
2820 Illdge Avenua
IMwnrds, L. W.
231.1 w. Somerset Street
Welsberg. Harris
1602 SusiiiiHiamm Avenue
Batter. William
1615 W. Siiseuchanna Are.
Dei or. Mrs Helen
610 W. Tleca Street
Gilbert, Leuli
16.11 West Vrnange Street
Alexandria. Mury O.
4tR W. Yerk Ntreet
Mandelkcrn. Max
1400 W. Yerk Street
SOUTH. PHILADELPHIA
Levlnthal, J.
14) Se. 2nd Street
Jluhler A Schrelner
2nd A Snyder Streeta
Starlerr, p. Heslerv Ce.
733 Se. 4th Htret
Starleff Heslc y Compaey
765 Se. 4th Street
GeM, Rebecca
2028 Se. 5th Street
Oettlelh, Mrs He3
523 Se. 8th Street
Lefkewltx, Chas.
10th A rnrter Streeta
Nicholas Dl Tullle
1688 Se. 13th Street
Parber. Harry
16th A KecJ Streets
Rescnzwelg. Merris
10th A Christian Streeti
Revner, Harry
1401 Se. 21st Street
Charney, M. A Sen
1030 Se. 21st Street
Allen. Al.
Beurler A Sbunk Street!
Ball. J. C.
21st A Jacksen Street!
Alter. J?
21st A Reed Streeti
Weiss. Jes.
26th A federal Streeta
Mezey. M.
2405 Se. Bread St.
Ferber, II.
-11 Christian Street
Kalgb, J. A.
1010 Federal Street
Lattanxy, Victer
1010 Greenwich Street
Oreenberg, Jacob
28 McKean Strut
Lalll, A.
2010 W. r-assyunk Arenoa
Weiss. Joel
1200 Telnt Brseie Aranna
Allen. II.
1449 Point Breeze Arenua
KnutTman, Dald n.
1523 Point Brevze Avenue
Bechtman, I.
1847 Terter -Street
I'rv II. S.
1521 Shunk Street
CInrfeUI. I.
809 Seuth Street
Cerrsln Bres
1403 Seuth Street
Racken. Julia
2600 Wharten Street
WEST PHILADELPHLA
HeriOeld, Mary
851(1 Ne. 05th Street
I'esncr, Merris
C Ne. 40th Street
SchelOeld A Merey
24 Se. 40th Street
Gartman, Jacob
41tt St. A Lancaster Ave.
I.lsten, James M.
853 Ne, 31st Street
Sanders, E. I,.
43 Ne. 52nd Street
I. mar, Leuis II.
601 Ne. 62nd Street
Austen, Nettle
1414 Ne. 52nd Street
Wsriheve. William
1419 Ne. 62nd Street
Hecker. Bertha L.
25 Se. 02nd Street
Cehen, Alfred II.
44 Se. 02nd Street
Beiler. H
110 Se. 62nd Street
Cooper, M.
214 fie. 02nd Street
Weiss A ITcrchenrlder
215 Se. 52ml Street
The Tet Shep
210 Se. 02nd Street
Cehen. Leuis
1424 Se. 52nd Street
Freldenberg. Chas,
1216 Ne. 52nd Street
Cuahman, K.
1500 Se. 03rd Street
Lindsay, B. A A.
64th A Tin StreetJ
Glass, Isaac
443 Se. 50th Street
Lelbman. Michael
013 Se. 86th Street
Maheney's Notion Shep
67th A Media Street
Cairns. Jeseph A.
B7tb A Pins Streets
Qulnn A Engle
1400 Se. 68th Street
Gelden, Rudelph
18 Ne. 00th Street
Cardenlck, Samuel
443 Ne. 60th Street
Hevner, Jes.
8 Se. 00th Street
Esmark, Abram
11 Se. COth Street
Oeldenberg, Harry A.
27 Se. 00th Street
Drucker. Moses
60 Se. 60th Street
Friedman, Max
127 Se. 00th Street
McKay A Merris
ISO Se. 60tb Street
Nlerlng, J. J.
214 Be. 60th Street
Morten, William
243 Se. 60th Street
Rosenfeld, Leuis
823 Se. OOtli Street
Revner, Jes.
418 Se. 60th Street
Chrlsteph, M.
453 Sn. neth Street
Pascoe, Chas, J
Olit A Thompson Street
Belaicn, Leuis
fl.1rd A Olrnrd Avenue
McOlnley A lllckel
63rd A Woodbine Arenua
Luchtensteln, Ben,
880 Ne. 06th Street
Ilart. A. B.
6025 Baltimore Avenua
Pellon. It.
6031 Baltimore Avenua
Newport. Lillian
6410 Baltimore Avenaa
Pellon. It.
6424 Baltimore Avenua
Teder. Jes.
6311 Baltimore Avenua
Kern, Nathan
6516 Baltimore Avenue
Trlcker. M K.
6717 Christian Street
Seldman, Jiueli
4031 Glrard Atenua
Olrard Hnelery Ce,
6203 Weit Ulrard Avenua
Helew. M.
6211 Haierferd Avenua
Miller, Harry
6538 naverturd Avenua
ntnchln, Mrs. Dera
6838 Haverford Avenue
Hertman, A.
6984 Haverford Avenua
Weinman, Henry
4030 Lancaster Avenue
Gelden, Max
410ii Lancaster Avenue
Brown, J.
4929 I.aucaster Avenue
Hwan, Laura
0349 Lausdenne A'enue
Schmidt. Mrs. Frank
6010 Lansdenne Aenue
Benedict, Vntlinn
6020 I.onsdenne Avenue
Putin. Margeret
6148 Lansdowne Avenue
F.hrllch. Israel
4030 Market Street
Fletacber. Isaac
4105 Market Street
Calby. L. F.
6234 Market Street
Jenes, Ethel W.
6627 Market Street
Gress. Isaac A Company
C023 Market Street
Kuster. J.
6046 Market Street
Godensky, Samuel
0108 Market Street
Derfninu, Auren
0543 Midla Street
Threes. Amelia
61211 Race Street
Piper, Mrs. Lucy
6631 Themas Aienile
Wellmau, Solemon
4200 Thompson Street
Genres, Henry F.
0112 Vine Street
Foekman, Jacob
6123 Vine Street
Marley, Sadie
4s62 Westminster Avenaa
Klrcbrr. Christian C.
6300 Wheeler Street
MacNninara, Trances B.
8.110 Woodland Avenue
Itesrnl.rant7, II,
4S13 Woodland Avenua
Krenlirrs, Aaren
4s'.'l Woodland Avenue
l'sham Nettle
0521 Woodland Avenue
I.nndls. Sarah
f"sii7 Woodland Avenue
Friedman, Ismler
0133 Woodland Avenua
law, Isabel B,
0511 Woodland Avenua
Dubersteln, Renl.
C027 Woodland Arenua
OERMANTOWK
Martin. Mrs. Ellen
1S1 Eust Chelten Avenna
Goldfarb, Samuel
1213 E. Chelten Avenna
Tier, Eleaner
1004 E. T'hilten Avenue
mil. Mrs. Hn.v K.
Chelten A Stetiten Aes.
Jenes A ('" , J.is S.
Ger'lewn i- Al eulter St.
Gelller. Aug it
883 Quern Lane
Harvey, F. C.
4947 Germautunn Avenua
Frlel. M.
BUS Germantenn Avenue
Welts, Max
0120 Germantenn Avenue
Cherry'a Rebert Sens
0547 Germantenn Awnue
Unwell, Clarein e A.
'0015 Germantenn Avenue
Taul, Ida
6700 Germantown Aenue
Adams, Cea, W
71511 (ierinnntewn Avenue
Husten, I'llz. V
Mlfl Grrmautunu Avenue
KENSINOTON
Weed, Mrs Ruth r.
flV i: Allegheny Avenue
Emhnrt, Jehn
200 East Cnmbrla Street
Cnplan. Jacob E.
909 Trankferd Avenue
Tearlsteln. S.
8023 Frankford Avenua
Armltage, Edgar
Frent A W. Mereland Sts.
Ehrenrelch, Trunk
828 Ne. Frent Street
Bteln. Merris
2744 Ne. Frent Street
Deltx. Mrs. Bessie
8133 Ne. Frent Street
Rethira, Jehn
SS50 Ne. Frent Street
Oruber. Chas.
437 E. Olrnrd Avenue
Schwartz, Samuel
240O Kensington Avenue
Hersk'iultz, S.
2413 Kensington Avenue
Beltier. TI.m Company
483 Krnslngteu Avenue
Herskewltr, S.
770 Kensington Avenue
PadeUUy. Jacob
503 Kentlngten Avenua
Versteln, Lena
800ti Kensington Avenue
Slmlle. Y.
8003 Kensington Avenue
I.tiber Simen A Sens
8137 Kensington Aenue
Tunis Phillip
2514 E. Allegheny Avenue
i ik i ", u i h. r
271S i:. Allglii'iy Avenue
Kersun, Merri'
USTh Friinkftrd Avenue
Merris Ntth.tn
.15411 Traiufurd Avenua
Huttman. Merris
8500 Trankferd Avenue
Sutcllffe. Mary
8212 Kensington Avenue
Force Ileslerv Company
8340 Kensington Avenue
Estate of Anns S. Kane
1.100 E. Kerhaugh Street
Magllt, Sum
700 Fast Ontario Street
Schulman. I outs
2237 E, William Street
FRANKFORD
Krnnltz, II irrv
4131 Frnnkfenl venue
Butten. ( bus II
4400 Frinkferd Avenue
Driicktt, M.iks
4531 I ru.I,f..rd Avenue
Wi-st. M.irv
4327 Frankford Avenue
Kdi son, Mnrtln .1.
4"4 Frankford Avenua
Hnnath, Anna
II inn Torresdale Avenue
Kramer, M A,
il'ii'i Torresdalo Avenue
OLNEY
Kern. Mrs. Chas.
,1537 Ne 5th Street
Si liunrzuiiiii, Ailelph
.'Mm Ne 3th Street
Mlll.r. h.
4IM5 Ne. Mh Street
Blsckman. Geerge
MOO Ne 5th St.
Aaren, Themas
0381 Nn nth Street
Bcrklnshnw. Mrs, A, LT.
126 Taber Iteid
England, G.
Frent A Rockland
Originated, Manufactured and
Cadet Knitting Ce., established
ArtnlnMn,,. flntlr,.
Ilenard A Rockland Street
Hell, Henry
104 W. Wyoming Avenue
IOOAN
Aaren, Leuis
4201, Ne. 8th Street
Goldfine, Jacob
4733 Ne. 11th Street
Gellck. Herman
4S3S Ne. Breuil Street
Areu, Leen
12th A Courtland Street
MAKAYUNK
Reth, Leuis
444'i Main Street
Leng, Adelph
0100 Rlilgu Avinue
FOX CHASE
Welk. Mary E.
7075 Oxford Avenue
Kress. H.
7201 Rising Sun Avenua
SUBURBAN, PA.
Ambler
Allen. Emily L.
Ardmore
Ci.burn. Mrs. I'mmn L.
Berwvn
Land.s. Ida E
Bryn Mnvvr
Gaffnev, Mnrv M.
Harris in, Philip
Bristel
Welsblatt. MnrrlB
804 Mill street
Cheltenham
Adam, Mrs. Merris
Chester
Aucott, Mabel A.
2i)2U Edgment Avenua
Chlkln. Merris
2e's West 3rd Street
(leldenetMln, Umt,
O.'lii Market strict
(iirvltz, Albert I
M2 Edgtuent Avenue
lippeiilielmer Imdere
01 W. 3rd Street
Cliften Helrhts
I'tllkifir, lm
8 I'enn Street
Conchehocken
Mi Call A. Dennellr
245 Hecter Street
Stewart A l'nrst
East Downtngten
Kaufman, Merris
Lanidala
Belnhacker, Leuis
FrnnkcnOeld. Herrv
Main A Weed Street
Berry, I II.
Marcus Heek
Cosgrove. Gee. K.
101H Market Street
M.dls
King, E V,
Seltihlek. Jes
1H2 Fast Orange Street
Merrlstcnn
Msnsnn. Mrs. I),
609 V Marshsll Street
Test. D M Cempanv
Main A PeKelb Streeta
Pheenlxvllle. Pa.
Clenk. Chas.
Kehn. Jes
Rosemont, Ta,
McGarvcy, M.
Avenue
Avenun
Swsrthmere, Pa.
Marsh, Clara M.
Bouderten, Pa,
Weltier, P.
Wayne. Pa,
McCarthy, C. C
NEW JERSEY
Atlantle City
Miller. Sarah
1225 Arctic Avenua
Blattz, Dept. Stera
Atlantic Atenue
Drene, B,
430 Atlantic Avenua
Pettir. ham
003 Atlanta Avenue
Helder. S,
700 Atlantic Avenua
Bpear. William
1010 Atlantic Avenua
Ketchum, Hese
1203 Atlantic Aenua
Geldberg A Greensteln
1820 Atlantic Avenue
Godfrey, Hescu .
IS'") Atlantic Avenue
Illumberg, Harry
1301 Atlantic Avenuei
Bidder. Max v
103H Atlantic Avrnue
Sitka. Sam
2205 Atlantic Avenue
etitic, Sntu
2281 Atlantic Aenur
I'eltel. C. A
" Atlantl.
Platkn, n
20nl Atlm, ii,-
lti, nl..r ln.r
801)5 Atlantic Avenua
The Schuliletifrle I). ;, Ce
Ruth, Marie Hosiery Ce."
100 Smith Carolina Avenua
Beverly, N. J,
Kata, A.
Burlington. N. J.
Carr, M. J
Dresser, A W.
Camilon, N. J.
Fruiikel's '
fth A Pearl Street!
Stem. J
451 Broadway
Hemplil'l. II. II.
013 Ureadvvay
Frlsnt. A M.
124U Uadilnti Avenue
Glsssmau. I. M.
1152 Lensdiinnu Ave.
Henitihlll, J.
WestfleM Avenue
Gelfland, M.
2015 Westdcld Avenua
I.efken, M L.
2810 WestSeld Avenu,
Tomer, M.
Oolllnrsweod. N. J,
Stanley, T. P.
Elmer. N. J.
Plersun, Mrs Dera
150 Se Mali, .street
Gloucester, N. J.
Kellkam. P
120 N,i King Street
Morchantvllle, ;j, j,
Lewis, S. W
20 W. Centre
Oeean City, N. J.
Mi'Murtrle, (1 u,
002 Boardwalk
Riverside, N. J,
Sehrelber, M
Rlverten. N, J,
Smith, A.
Guaranteed by
1905, Philadelphia, Pa.
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