davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14

Chaeley White, .. Chicago boxer who recently beat Rttchie. has received an offer of $25o0O for three bouts to be held at the AEilwaua1ee Sporting club. That's a lot of money, Charley, so you'd better grub 1t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14

BIxnira won the pennant in the New York State league by dis1odgdng WiIkes-Barre in the final week. The season closed Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14

Catcher Wendell of waterbury an. nounces that he will retire from base ball From his work at NewaeId parH nobody could observe that he was evel in baseball.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14

How1e Baker of this city, played third for the Chicago White Sox yes terday against Detroit He made a triple and single and accepted five chances without an error.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
P. R. R. SYSTEM MADE
ASMALL GAIN IN NET
DURING SEPTEMBER
Gross Business Smaller Than
Last Year, But Heavy Cut
in Operating Expenses Re
suited in Slight Profit.

Despite continuation OF the falling off
in gross business. the Pennsylvania Rail.
road system, by further curtailng oper-
atug expenses, vas able to show small
gain in net earnings in the month OF
September. as compsrcd with the same
month OF last year.
The gain, however, was only on the
lines cast. amounting to siG3 ijS. on the
lines west net earnings were S9oS, jGy
amaler, thus making the net gain Slj4 o.
bSS for the whole system.
The gross earnings on the lines east In
the month were S2lall.36i, decrease,
H,36i1ol operating expenses. Sl6loo 99A
decrease, 81, ,S2l. 80; net Sj7li 369, increase.
Sif3. .1-s Sine monthu' gross. sls33lD,62j.
decrease. Si2,i2036I; operating expenses,
Sli6.93l6I decrease, Sl0.2l0,ii3; net. $780,.
$3.50, decrease. S2,20992i.
The gross earnings of the lines west
were Sl0GTG,Ill, decrease $l.3i2i9l operat-
ing expenses, SG&il,t2i, decrease, SlH3,929
net, S2,S1L7Sl. decrease S20S,562 Nine
months gross, SSj,G22.li2 decrease sli,jj2,
AZ: operating expenses, 500, 33l, 322, dc
crease, $ll,6i2oli net $i6,29O,1S9, increase.
SS9.5G3
The gross earnings Of lines east and
west were s32.lSSOI5, decrease, S2,7l3,G03:
operating expenses, $2LOil,olS, decrease,
S2,96S, lg2; net. SS.5i5 lJ6. increase, S25L6SS.
Ninc months gross, $26S,9ii 736, decrease
Sg3, g72, SIS: operating expenses. S2l6, 20, go
decrease. S2iN52,4jI; net, So, IOS ,7GO de-
crease, &2l2O,56o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
MARKED HESITATION
SHOWN AT OPENING
OF CHICAGO MARKET
Prices of Wheat Start I'm
changed to &c Lower, But
Further Reaction Soon Sets
In.

CHICAGO, Nov 2.-Hesitation was
shown in the wheat market at the OPEN
Ing today. prices opening unchanged to
isc. lower and after the start the market
reacted further Fears that more
European countries would be drawn into
the war were offset by continued heavy
receipts at interior points.
y private cable reported an advance Of
tltd. in hard winter wheat at Liverpool
Shipments from North America Tor the
week were 9056.OOO bushels OF which 3,6i4,-
600 bushels went to the United Kingdom
2OC9,0oO bushels to Italy and l.i2lOOO
bushels to France. or the total, Canada
shipped l,500 600 bushels.
The market seems to have accustomed
itself to the heavy daily export business
All advces from abroad indicate the
urgent necessity Of European countries
continuing to supply themselves from the
United States. The harvest in Argen-
tina, however, will soon be under way
and 1t Is estimated that country will
have a fairly large surplus
Denmark has prohibited the cxporta-
tion of all foodstuffs. AS an Indication
OF the rapid marketing OF wheat in the
northwest, statistics show IS per cent
OF the crop of the three Northwestern
states and Montana has been disposed
OF. Farmers reserves are now estimated
nj 4S.000,O00 bushels. Complaints OF dry
weather are now coming from India
There have been beneficial rains in Spain.
Corn declined on fine weather. Deal
ings were on n light scale The trade
appeared to be waiting for the move
ment Of the new crop. Shipments Of
corn from North America for the week
were 74.OO0 bushels.
Oats also showed a tendency to work
lower. Shipments of oats from North
America for the week were 2,S6OOOO
bushels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

New York banks gained from the Sub
treasury Saturday sS7iOOO. and since Fri
day gained S5O9.OO0
Announcement is made by the Postal
Telegraph Company that, effective No
vembcr 30. the company will refuse to
supply leased wires to brokerage houses.
I'm future bIokers' messages will have to
be paid for at the regular rates,
The New York stock ExchanEe mom-
bership of Charles Hitchcock. jr., has
been posted for transfer to Eugene Hale
Jr. No consideration Is involved in the
transaction as both parties are members
OF the same firm
The Sharon, Pa works OF tho American
Steel Foundries Company we're closed on
Saturday for an indefinite period. About
Geo men were made idle.
Wheat known I'm the grain trade
as Maca'Oni wheat grade so T., q.
2 and no grade, will In the future be
known as Durum wheat. Grade No, t.
., 3 and no grade, according to vote
to make the change taken today at a
meeting OF the Commercial Exchange.
The present requirements Of Macaroni
wheat will apply to the Durum wheat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
CHILDREN'S CORNER
BEFORE THE SANDMAN COMES

him cOaXingly, but he pretended not TO
hear; he saw them lay out tempting
bits Of food, but he pretended not to
see, though he always went around
atterward and ate the tltbits
Gradually he got the idea into his
timid little head that these little girls
were his friends, And a prouder, hap
pier kitten never lived lie followed
them everywhere. Laid for hours at
the door of their apartment watching
for sight OF them, and altogether
showed as plainly as ever a cat can
that he considered himself their slave
But one day he carried it a bit too
far.
The two little girls with their moth
er, were working in their storeroom.
Strengthening their playthings and be-
longings, when Mig found them He
Immediately wanted to play. But work
ing time is no time for play, and the
little girls tried to tell him So But
would he listen? Not he. He hung
around close in spite OF the danger of
being stepped on.
Finally the work was an done, the
room in order ana locked up, and the
little girls were ready for the romp
with Mig. But they couldn't find him!
They hunted for hours and then had
10 give up and go to their supper
The next morning Mig was still miss
ing, so mother was called upon TO join
the search.
She went straight to the storeroom,
and there ne was! So frightened ana
hungry poor fellow he could hardly
stand.
The doleful "meow-ow'' with which
he greeted his rescuers said as plainly
as possible: no more storerooms for
me. think they are worse than jani-
tors or boys or anything"
And thereafter he was very careful
where he followed even the little girls.
TOMORROW JIMMY SOUTH BREEZE
AGAIN.
copyrisht 1913 Clara Ingram JsdsQn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock IN fair request aud values gem
orally well sustained. Quotations: Apples per
IN, Jonathan, SI6i3. 80; King. 81 iOV3 Rlush
S2.5ol3,, Baldwin 81. .I3@2.5g; GrGennE s. -
40 Twenty.ouncG' g 2!I%. -; Pirpin, 81. -
ing varieties, S!.I1U2,5l medium $l1 l5O:
Crab. $lgli.5O; crab ,applcs, per bush basket
apples, Delaware and Pcnnsylvania, pcr ham
Lemons pcr hox. S:iaI grapefruit. Florida,
Ber yrnie s. NO. .IiS - In,ngapi1s;s per crate
berries, cape COD Early lilacl;. per bbl., SO
al; do. do DO, per crate ,&lmi 10; cianher.
white or yellow. Gur.u$l; medium, i0U5Oc,
Pears. New York, per bhl.-SerkCl Si.I0T5;
bartlett, No. l. Sil1.5O; do, No. . s.. 50nf;
Beurre Bose S4T5.1O; sheldon, SiH5; Beurre
ClRirEeau, 81. 5DIi.5I: Ieurre d'Aniuu 4" 2ITf
@25 DucheaT. S"25na.25: Howell S2I2.5O;
other varieties, S26i: pears, Bartlett or Seckrl,
Concord. per S-lb. basket. lHm lie. do, per 4
lb, basket. nmlOc.: Niagara, per lib. basket,
lUNl3C. DelNwurCs, per i-lb basket, pa lac. !;
grapes Concord. per 2O-lh. basket, 500 iOc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

ACUNNING little kitten named Mig
Alived I'm big apartment building
great city.
Df course, you have guessed why he
as named Mig yes, he was a black
. ltten--as black as black could be. AS
Jack as coal he was and his eyes were
blow or green, you could hardly tell
hich. Sometimes when he looked very
hemn they seemed all yellow and you
pndered why you had ever thought
jem green. Then suddenly he would
TAR the bark of a dog or the step of
janitor and instantly the pretty
blow was gone and his eyes were as
,Ifeen as grass-green as emeralds!
Mig led a very hard life. It's no
laughing matter TO be a cat and live in
! big apartment building!
There are so many things to be afraid
of
And Mig was not brave at all! He
was afraid of everything,
There was the janitor, with his heavy
boots-the janitor didn't like cats and
.nade no effort to hide his feelings. And
here was the big gray cat in the next
Anding-a great, striped, tigery cat
/ lat Mig was horribly afraid of. And
lhe boys who took such delight in teas
ing him. And the delivery ,men-you
Zee how many troubles there were. Oh,
/ cat leads a very hard life-very
Then one day he found new trouble.
I b,a,,d ,,avy frouble one that he had
never even thought OF before
And this is how 1t happened.
Two little girls, and, Of course their
lather and mother, though Mig knew
nothing about them and cared less,
moved into the very apartment build
.ng where Mig lived. At hrst Mig kept
way from them, for he supposed an
.hildren were cruel and teasing. as were
bo few boys be happened TO know. But
watched them carefully out of the
ornef 81 bis eye He heard them call
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

BUTTER.-Demaud absorbed tho limited
offerings OF desirable stock, prices Of which
packed CtCdncrv, fancy specials, &Gt,; extra,
&c. extra Grsts &21iiiC; htsts. 2NfrlGy.' sec
quality; nearby prints, fancy. SIC: DID, avcr-
age extra, 3luIGl.. do. hrs's, 3lHEc.; do,
seconds. 2SG3UC Special fancy brands u
prIrta iohblng at 4IItl}c
EtiGS.--Fine npw-luid eggs well cleaned
M ana firm. quotations. In itvr cases. nearby
extras. 3ic. per dozen; nearby nrs.R Sj.Nu per
standard case. nearby current receipts, SS.Iuu
Ter standard case. Western extra hrsts,
$500 per cage: do. lrsts SS.TCTl pcr case.
do seconds $4,000 10 per case. CauilCl and
recrated fresh eggs were loObed out II .Hnn
ilC. uer dOZ., HS to quality.
CIEESE.-The market firm under light
offerings. but trade quiet. quotations. ~"
York, full-crCum. choice. ldlgc.; do, DO. iair
tp good, lIis1 i5C,; do part skins, S"l''.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
STEEL PLANTS IN DELAWARE
Believed Charles schwab Will Make
New Castle site of Industry.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 1.-THE pur-
'hase OF large tract of land adjoining
!, ew Castle by the Bethlehem Steel Com
jany is believed by steel men here to
mean more than the mere establishment
OF projectlle plant to supply warning
Europe.
Years ago Charles NJ. Schwab, head Of
! the Bethlehem Company and also the
Harlan e Hollingsworth Corporation In
this city, declared at n luncheon that
steel could be made cheaper I'm Della
ware than i'm Pittsburgh and gave fig
ures to prove II. II is thought the steel
magnate intends to build plant on
} tdewater. where his vessels may unload
their ore, and the New Castle site has
been purchased for this purpose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
LONDON EXCHANGE OPENING
British Government Announces Plan
to Facilitate Business Resumption.

LONDON, Nov. "A plan of the Gov
ernment 10 facilitate the opening of the
Stock Exchange is announced by the
Treasury Department In an official state
hent. The plan would prevent undue de-
\irecistion in investments by avoiding the
,ecessity for forced realization on secu-
titles.
An arrangement will be made by the
Government with the Bank of England
10 advance to Stock Exchange members
so per cent, of the value of July 20 OF
the prices of stocks held by lenders at
per cent above the bank rate. These
advances are payable at any time When
stocks again reach the prices of July %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
VEGETABLES

Trade quiet and sweet potatoes weak. other
White potatoes. per BUSH Pennsylvania. IS
%gHe: Mew Y9r[ 5i33g34lc' white white po,atoss ,1to
Eastern Shore, per bbl.-No. /, sl.@aM III, ,
no = I3c@Si sweets, Jersey, per hbl.--No
Jersey. per basket. I5mGOc. onions per bush.
45G, 5Oc DO, choice per il9-lh bag, 81 do
domestic. per ton. SsM1O; do. Danish per
Ton; si3g di65 Go1rN GGogliaoTsr Io MSw YorE pr
10000. Mushrooms per Alb. basket S10t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Nov. -HOGS-Rccoipts $1,000,
markets SC. lower; mISeI and butchers, SG"5d
SG.a5a1,lO; light, STa7.5O pigs, S5.iOaI; bulk
81. 2JU $50, CArTI. I.E-Receipts. 2l,OOO; mar,
kttB lOC. higher: beeyes. SG.25Hll; cows and
heifcrs, 81. i.T5a0, -; stockers and feeders S5a
S; Texans, SI.4odS.Sl. calves, SD4l0,5O,
SHEEP-ReCcipts. 10000: markets strong: ma
tive and Western. Sa.25d5 s.; lambs. $5.5uG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
POULTRY

Desirable stool! in moderate sup
ply ana steady with trade fat RupiRuuu.,
Fowls, 13a15c.; old RI. sters. i.tti2c; sprins
chickens, according TO quality. l2Tl1c.; ducks
l3N He; geese, 13d llr.. EuinCls, NuuuE.
Weighing lbs. and over apiece, pc roir. 'Oc,'
do. weighing lhTiI lbs. apiece pe" pair lnH
iic.: 10 wcEhinE | To. apiece, pCr pair. 'NH :
old rCr pair, SOC: piGcon7, nor pnir. lhd lN'
DRESSED.-OncrinEa liberal. but trade
fair AT revised figures. Quotations; FrtSh'
killed poultry-FowiS per b. Selected heavy,
lSc. do. Weighing / q, Gij lbs. apiece, lic.i
do. Weighing / lhE apiece. Ice; do, Weigh-
Ing ~ lbs apiece. la6 llr.; DO. weighing 3
lbs and under 12M l2igC.: old roosterS dry
weighing Iigoih lbs apiece BOA nc Groil-
Ing chickens, nearby fair to good lGst I'm n
l5'ac.; 70. Do, ala his q}gisc,s, fat llnG;;
ing chickens. Western. 'am2 lhs. apiece,
ne; hroiinr chickens. Western. fair to good;
t2M Sc. squads. per doa. white. Weighing II
to - lbs pnr dOa.. 81 n0M 90 white. weigh
ing to 10 lbs. per doa,, @.l0@&I@ white
weighing rs, Eer doz.. $2@ ~; i, y Whlte: u:
.tu and Ia 10 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. Receipts. los, 500 bush Trcde
vices prices advanced iS 6uotations: car
lots, In export elevator. No, ., rcd. spot
and November Slt2M1.t6; No. q red West
ern;, Ia 1.2l; No. Northern Duluth
CORN,-Receiptq. 5000 bush offerings
light and market advanced igc. hut demand
only moderate. Quotations: Car lots for
local trade. pg to locnilou.-N No. % yellow
s3l2Mtlc, steamer yellow. S3N 81 pc.
OATS.-Receipts, 2S.2S. uusa. The market
quiet but firm under moderate offerings. Quo
tatons 10. 2. white, 5aig q 5lg.j standard
white ~ 'c n 13C.; No. q. white 81 y N S2v,
FLOUR.-Rcceipts nos hbis 1877, 0S5
lhs In sacks. The, mnrket quiet but steady.
Quotations pei lU0 lbs. In wood Winter.
clear i,i56i 100 do. straight, S5m5.25: do.
patent, .SH,1uW 10; Kansas. straight. iute
sacks. S.:2Ud 30; do, patent iute sacks,
S5iOm 80; spring, Hsst clear. $5IOd 80 !
DO, straight, N5.336i 1.Gn; do. patent S5.T0ct
5.S5; do. taNOrite brands. SGaU.GO city mills
choice and fancy patent, SGmg5n; city mills,
straight S5M6g5: 10 patent 81 5n0i 70 TS'
RYE FLOUR.--slnw OF sale ana without
important change. We quote nearby and West
crn, In wood, NJ SINi /. 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
LocA1 nANK srArFMENr

Cash reserves increased N,4oOooo in
week loans and deposits fell off
The statement Of condition Of the mem
bers Of the Philadelphia Clearing House
showed an increase in cash reserves of
81 100000 over last week, while loans fell
on S2o25.Oo,. individual deposits declined
SL2S9.OO) nnd deposits Of banks We're 49,
$4,000 smaller
Figures for this week, with comparisons
with last week and the same week last
year are Eivcn In the following table;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
NEW YORK nUTTER AND eggs

NEW YORK. Nov 2.-Ruttcr- Market. firm
Receipts, 1925 packages. Creamery extra :ilc. ;
higher scoring. 34iac; State dairy, 31d32C.
initiation creamery 23tsn2pRc.
EFFs-MHrkct firm. Receipts. TO5S cases.
Fresh oytra, irsts. 32134c: fresh. irsts. 2l6b
ale: nearby, whites. 52d 55c. nearby mixed
2Od37c special marks, 25igm2Gc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
Fire Destroys Barn; Loss 10000

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Nov. "A large
barn on the William w. Parker farm
ueor parkcrsville now owned by Il. Il,
Parsons. formerly of Philadelphia, was
by fire of mysterious origin
Yesterday, with all the contents, including
a large amount Of hay. straw, grain and
farming implemcnts. Tho loss Is estt-
mated at $4,000 on building and 5000 on
partly covered by insurance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

The withdrawal OF tariff provisions by
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc. I'LL
rois Central Missouri Pacific, Union Pa
cIhc and three other railroads permitting
stopping in transit Of livestock shipments
at points in Kansas. Missouri, Texas and
Nebraska, were further suspended by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

Hearings will be held hy the Inter-
state Commerce Commission possibly at
Cincinnati the latter part OF this month
on tho proposed increases in rates on
railroads oncrnting from various southern
polnts to ohio River crossings. \ COM
nlete investigation OF the Individual and
ioint rate fabric on % railroads will be
made,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

Cancellations Of joint rates to aud from
poInts on the Chicago. West Pullman and
southern Railroad and other small lines
in official classification territory were to-
dav further suspended by the Interstate
Commerce Commission until May l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

city and IL possibic. what their names ars
A. There is only one strictly French
paper IN New York city the Courier das
Etats Unis, which is published in the
form Of daily morning, Sunday and
Saturday edition.
,o9 kindly s,, ,sll ms the date Of the blr,h q
y. May IS, 1858
q. Aprroxlmetey how many building and
Stgles end witch state has the laggest, nun
4. nv the statistics OF local building
and loan associations, as reported at the
last annual meeting Of the United states
League OF Local Building and Loan Assoc
Citations. the figures for i9l2-i9l3 show
total OF 6273 associations OF this number
Pennsylvania leads all other states with
1929.
furniture through direct to Riverton, n. j.,
from West Philadelphia by express, and W "a.
should 90 to make the arrangements? =,
4. Ycy. You may use any Of the fol-
lowing: O'Neills, l22 Market street;
Pixies 2i0 Market street; Watson, q
South Front street
g What Is the meaning Of the. word
4. the name given to a kind OF cloth
mainly composed OF wooden or worsted
rays torn M and rcfabrlcatcd by power
ful machinery. II was first made at Bat
Icy. i'm Yorkshire. about 1873, and in later
times has become very important indus
try. cmnloyinE thousands OF people at
Bailey and the neighbornE town OF Dews-
bury
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

.. can you inform me who tho monufac-
turcry are Of the Ape" pipe threading sni
4. The Merritt Manufacturing Conn
nnnN. Tnlcdn U
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
REEINEn SILGARS
DAIRY pRODUCTS

quiet and list prices reduced 20 points. Qun.
t1tiuns: STANDARD granulatcd, 5lir., fine
rranulatcd 5.Iu'.! powdered. 5.1Nc.; C0nfCg-
TONERS A. I.3Os.: soft grades. .1IU6.i5r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
DIVORCES GRANTED

Court OF Common Pleas No. today granted
tho following divorces;
Frances II. Amend from Edward +. Amend.
Katherine stevenson from Wilson T. Steven
sOu.
Dpvid Patlin from Bcckc Patlin.
Eva Radagavlovit2 from Milan RadasavlO-
Wiz.
Joseph J. paglIott from LIIic A. PagIIottl.
sylvester White from Margaret H. White.
Anna Is. AIberlsOn from William II. Albert
son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

Cotton Exchanges Open Nov. te

surplus November ~ 1911 was Slg}l.7Il.
urtohor w. 1910, SIi52, 100 November l. .U9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

In complaint filed with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission today the
Tampa Board OF Trade, OF Tampa, Flaa
requested the commission to compel the
Alabama and Nicksburg and y other rail-
roads and steamship companies TO issue
through bills OF lading ON all shipments
reaching Tampa via Mobile and the Nal
lory steamship Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

q. have p copy OF letter signed, 10Y
sion May T. iSGi Nyu YOU he Kind enough
4, lc, me know when the name Of TIE
Executive Maugiou' was changed To 'Ihe
white House" and Ay what authority =.
A. An authority on the white House
and its history tells us that the 'ENecu-
tive Mansion" has always been known by
both names since It's erection. II seems
that when the plans for the Executive
Mansion" were completed by an architect
named Hohan, tho specifications called FOR
Virginia sandstone In the construction.
10 guard against the effects OF the
weather and knowing that in time the
sandstone would become dingy and
smoky i'm appearance, Mi Huhan also
specified a finish for the Mansion of
whlto paint owing to this fact, tho
name "Whitc House. was applied as a
nickname. oven before tho construction
of the "ENccutive Mansion" was COM
pleted,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
The Organ Plays Tomorrow at g. II and SIS
Certain Special Things
in the Fashion
Salons for Philadelphia Women

TAKE THE LITTLE SALON, FOR INSTANCE
THAT is DEVOTED TO ALL=BLACK. I'm id the
who requires al-black suit simple black china
silk morning dress, or rich black afternoon or evening
gown be OF being fitted promptly and we'll,
at amy price she wishes to pay beginning at SIS
for suit And each garment will be correct i'm every
=" detail.
If she wishes to choose such garments at home,
will gladly send representative to her with selection
of whatever she desires.
ADJUSTABLE DRESSES FOR MORNING, AFTER
NOON AND EVENING are another matter i'm which we
speciaise We mot only have certain good staple styles
that be adjusted as the Wishes Dmt make
point of adapting gowns of the newest fashion.
in THE SALON GIVEN UP TO SPORTS CLOTHES
we will to order the latest Prince Albert riding
coats rubber lined for $AO-ateras to be chosen from
samples These coats are the equal we believe OF
anything NOW being made i'm the city for S6O
Other models i'm this Salon are the new breeches
with reinforced seats and cuffs; the long straight
checked coats liked by equestriennes the riding
coats with amber suede cloth vests and side saddle
skirts, and a style of cutaWay coat i'm checks.
English tweed suits for country tramps and golf are
another important item we can supply. Thu e are
priced SIS upwards.
P. S.-The above sooner writ !. than the
writer called to see perfect faira-land of new
clothes just being taken from their boxes. More than
that's good were being priced at SIS to sos; and
three hundred gowns for morning afternoon and
ning-eXqusie i'm conception and i'm every last detail
These will be 625 TO S75.
Both lots will be ready for inspection at $50 A. M
tomorrow morning.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

New York banks gained from the Sub
treasury Saturday sS7i $50. and since Fri
day gained $4,000