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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-22
Hides and Tallow

hides thsif cured1, 12@ssc; sreM hides l (fresh), l101sc, dry flint hides. s56eec;
 dry salt hides. 2s0olc; damaged hides, half price; sheep skins. 25Q60c: horse hides. &1@3 sherlings, 15G25c; goat skins | 3O@a6c;. kid sKtns. 10c; tallows 596c; bees wax, 17@ssc; washed wool. 26@z7c;
 wool, lo8ise; sinsene. s6@s.5o::
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 rf ~ Nj \ s St5f7 tatr a,4 i. ma ais te s,a of uff ard tioi d Asi Aoff t1e sa Ipri, .s 1. points net lower.
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Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling. 6ssc: receipts. 3oSo; exports, sa3s. sales, 55: stock, s0.9ss. Galveston; Niddling. 611-i6c; receipts. 2s,ee7: exports, 15,es6 sales, 1oss; stock. 1e4,- 62a.
 Mobile: Middlins, sssc: receipts. ST; stock, 22,s42.
 Savannah: Middlins sAc: receipts. ssls: sales, sS9: stock. s794i.
 Charleston: Middlins, 6Ac; receipts, 10sa, sales. 200; stock. 42,3s5.
 Wilmington: Middling. 6Lc; receipts. 6So; stock. 47,454.
 Texas City: Receipts. bos5
 Norfolk: Nfiddiing. exc; receipts, IFS; sales. IFS: stock. 22.7is.
 Baltimore: Stock, 5000
 Boston: Stock 26O0
 Philadelphia: Stock, 4ss.
 New York. Exports. 300; stock, ss. 50e. Minor ports Receipts, 3sST; exports. 3s47; steck, 2S.o3o.
 Total today Receipts, tf.090; exports. 22, 4e2; stock, 572.1H.
 Total for week: Receipts. t7i,e1s; ex- ports, 3,as3.
 Total for season: Receipts. ss7, ,s15, ex- ports. sss,ee2
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Interior Movement

HoustofK MiddlIng. 69so; receipts, 13,slSg shipmenk, 1lsss3i sales. s73i; stock. e6.a1s Memphis. Nliddling. 6ikc. receipts. 6sI7; shipments, 253l: sales, BOO: stock, 117.9es. Augusta: Middlng. eac; receipts. &s32; shipments, 62s; sales, 1407i stock, sa,4so. St. Louis, Middling. 6Isc: receipts. 511s; shipments. 445s: stock. 15,9l4.
 Cincinnati: Receipts, ESQ; shipments, SIS: stock. ss76.
 Little Rock: Middling ehc;. receipts 1755; shipments, 626; stock, 1a,Sos.
 Dallas: Middling, Sc; sales, 1a,eA.
 Total today, Receipts. 3l542; shipments. 2o,o05; stock. 345,73t.
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Flour and Breadstuffs

Eelf-rlsIng flour, }615; Tennessee flour, SB.6o; Michigan flour, ee.75; Idaho flour. Sb.7b; Indiana flour, t5.so; spring wheat flour, s6. 30; hard winter wheat flour. $E.0O; shorts. tSc pure wheat bran, s2f; c. s. meal. 71A per cent, $26; Cremo meal. per ton, $24; c. s. hulls, 9 ton; No. timothy hay, per ton, $z4; mixed alfalfa and John
 son grass. per ton. $2o; new crop, alfalfa, oats, per bushel, 63c corn, per bushe1, 9Sc; cornmeal, S1.s5 per 96 pounds. e
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Deposit

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-22
II Stores

r 21. -Turpentine nomi- s; receipts. 1858; ship 297. Rosih nominal; no
 shipments. 525; stock.
 B, $.50: C. D, $3.521k; K. s4.15; M, s4.5o; N,
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.y .- points net lower

Sales, ls.soo barrels.
 3 stober. 5d5 10c; Novem- cember, 5. .04d6. 06c; Jam f February, 5.5@5 .29c; 2If Total sales, 16 i0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-22

,squasn--Hamper. e1 Crcumbers-Per crate. $1@1.I5. New Corn--Dozen. 15c. Peaehes--Georgia e1.75@2.60.
 'rapes---4-lb. baskets, soc s500s per crate. x-basket crate, S250 rs -Six-basket crates. $2,50
 rapes-4 pounds, 1Sc.
 -s-$25O bushel
 70 crate; soc dox.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-22
Fish

Trout--1s,1c pound. piue Catfish--Sc ID. Red Snapper--s1z 1z @10c. Gray snapper-6c. Mullet--6c h. Spanish Mackerel-15c pound. Fresh Pompano-26c ID. Delaware Oysters-Standards, ti. 90 per gallon; selects, S1.65 per gallon. Gulf Oysters--e4.50 per 1000.
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to put prices on the upgrade, and this will be sure to last until April 1D1e. Money from everywhere will come to fife nance this aame-to huv lend m s-'--
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Evening journal., 1914-10-07
Information for Travellers
departure rOlys from Wilmington
Trains 90 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE 6 WASH

To Philadelphia M.-s5. So. 40, 90 $50 90
M 10 80 80 sa sqg sMo9s4a iSia 15o soo:
ais 4so. sos. 5ss 54s elO' ear sa5 no.
Philadelphia Sundays A. s.se' 40. 7.o5 $40
800 as 49, e. ss5 s.oi' eos ga
York E1ps,'A $50 Io27 55as M1l2SS M.
i5S i59 Sic Sic s. g. siS sss gis 7io oSs
Baltimore and wng,on Al Ml2 o. 49, 30 oi. So.
soS. oS. LOS 5i7 5.5s. o.sa., 7.si. s.i2', o.o2'
wanron sundSy' A. %-l2;oss l0 aos. ssdds
t&6S. & sYS. sYS. s. s. 5ss s s.aa ' 7.ai. s.l2, s.o2.
P,s. md w9y % sR s., Sunday. 0s 4 P = 1850 s
DIVISION B.. \ RAILROAD.
State. A. Mi2o oS sls lott' P NJ
's2 Down a state 4 s suSdys a. mlS o. S.5S P.
10 ss: ss4S F and Tis.nsG s9s. "s.i sic g54
Baltimore and Washington sundsys MAoS' SSS loo-'' r. NJ
ss FASa I'D s liss MIis ss4 s1
7se'. $50 ioSS'
PHILADELPHIA
Reading NJ so N, as p. N, S2s
sundav A. NJ. ii.5o A. NJ and 4le P NJ
STEAMBOATS,.
Phnphis Chester 80 90 10 80 A. M ~ nooni 40
daysa tiona rips at p NJ
FERRYBoAT LONG BEACH
Leave e3s Additional % t % s,tsrdass % ony leave
w LOO p. l1.aO p NJ
DhrbyIeave French street STATEN 80 minutes
To New every
instance 90 and o Cars leaving here
Ciy, as o instances, 10 12 ETC.
To Bdyns Springs
mnS ] nns SerPnns minutes after leaving mS
the
u.s minutes half for
stance s.5sa
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
CHIROPODlSTS
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER Z.


Fortune indeed you are if born on
this day.
Your governing sign Of Libra gives
the balance wheel Of good judgment.
Your governing planet Venus i'm
parts an ardent love nature, attract
ing great love from the opposite sex
Success is yours if you are awake to
the wonderful solar fluids surround
ing you.
Planetary forces will give you inspi-
rational insight, magnetic power, and
great daring.
Seek the higher things of life and a
world of success is yours. This COM
ing year will aid you if you cultivate
your musical or inventive genius.
The Want Ads will sell real estate,
locate lost articles and find positions
for clerks.
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TYPEWRITERS
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

N OTlCE-I. ANDREW NJ. GALLAGHER.
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house.
known as the star Hotel stu.
ated al New Castle. in School District. No
a.. IN tue county Of New Castle and
state oi Delaware in conn lance with the re.
qnirrmcnts Of fhe Acts Of the General
Assembly, In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that ! shall Apply IN
rritns 20 the Court Of General Sessions OF
enc state oi Delaware. IN and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the second day OF No.
vcmher. A. % 1914, being the next term OF
SAID court for license for said house. as
GA inn on tavern, for the sale therein OF in
toNicatng liquors In less quantities than one
quart 90 be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens Of said school
district ~ least SIX OF whom are sub
staniial ifccnoioers Of said school district
recommend the said application viz
James shaw Clarence !. Palmer.
Albert T. pcdrick g. T. Sehuvicr
a. Brown Lancaster, John II Martin.
John J. Gallagher, James NcGrn.
Michael J. Rccdy, James b Rradv
George ] unger. John p. Nurnbv
John p Jacobs John Ries
Patrick McGrory Prank M kin,
Charles !. Douchertv
John Marshall Burris
oei5-5t ANDREW NJ. GALLAGHER.
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MUSIC

~ RACE GOLDBERG
" Teacher OF Piano.
septs.1mo. 4i5 KING STREEt
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STABBED WHILE "PLAYING."

James Segear, colored, arrested on the
charge of assault ana battery, was dis
missed in City Court today. Evan Girls
den, the prosecuting witness, asked that
the case be dismissed He told Judge
Churchman that Segcer and he were
playing and Segear stabbed him in
the back
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

II you want to get out. or II You
want to get into business. the Want
Ad IS a direct aid ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
MONEY TO LOAN

e>~se~~yes>e-->-s--~---
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount at lowest rates Quickly
furnished Address MO- Evening Journal
Ohce. nOv23-m VISIT
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
FARMS FOR SALE.
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF TOOLS

NHAhUEU VIII THIEF T UF IUULo
On the motion of Assistant City So
licitor Lynn, who asked time to ar
range his case, Reese Tomlinson was
held in $500 bal! for a preliminary
hearing in the City Court tomorrow
by Judge Churchman today. Tomlin-
son is alleged to have stolen a box of
tools from Charles Fox.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

II is the day OF scnemes and
dreams. but the worker has a free
and equal chance in the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

A clearing house or how. where and
what to do is the page OF classified
Want Ads.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
APARTMENTS


A PARTMENT FOR HOUSEKEEPING; T;
"A bath The Albion, No. 6O6 King street.
sept24-1m.
n OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIG WEST
IL Third street. Apply TO
MAX EPHRAIM, West Fourth st.
sept9-tf.
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FOR SALE

II on E-SECOND.HAND HEATER.
IT In good condition. Apply $40 ORANGE
STREET aug26-u
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

II ASQUERADE sUITe-s. A. sThN.
tl BERWICK. No. 92e Yandever Ave
Hae. J.. A., Phone COCO. maril-tf
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ROOFERs

w Z. WILLIAMS &C.
w No. 62i Orange 81 RoofrE. Spout
Ns and Heating Metal and composition
roofnE. hot Air Heating and gentiiating
hepairinE promptly done. ghonc 1su1f.tf
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

AZ ASQuERADE COSTUMES TO HIRE
4Al and for sale. Oldest coztumer IN stats
Closing out business Unusual opporfunities
fcr Homo Week Carnival. Mrs K. Henre
~ 900 ~ Poplar 81. srpt24Im.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT-sTORE OR OFFICE
IL and basement. Thoroughly modern.
Apply Alabri Apartment. No. s35 Tatnall
81. iunele-1
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REMOVAL NOTICE

N OTICE-DR. r. W. KYON HAS
IN returned from Colorado and is again
occupying his Offices at 2si-2S3 DUPONT
Bldg oct5 .m,w,f.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

NJ ANTED-HALF-GROW WHITE GIRL
w 70 assist with housework. Phone
HOLLY OAK i9s. oct'e'lV
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= URNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
FOR light housekeeping
sept23-imo. 2i4 POPLAR ST.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

II OR sALE-HEINZE COILS. GOOD
II condition. Apply Automobile Supply
Co., 915 Shiploy st. oct5-tt
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DANCING ACADEMY

- CtToOr ~ 1fOnEpN o5CIS,rs
- Mrs. =. Snyder, Y. NJ. n. A. Hall,
Third and King streets, Monday and Thus
10! evening" Private lessono by appo.Di
ment. No. 1915 West Eighth street.
Phone, d. & A.. a26tD. sept14-tf
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
PAPERHANGERS

7 Ohm REYBOID. PAPER HANGER.
J No. s23 Madison ST. Bell phone,
571sL. ian12-tf.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
HELP WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

-
~ NpERIENCED COLLECTOR WANTS
~ ENLARGEMENT Percentage or salary
Half or fun time RefCrnucu and bond.
Apply H. H., No 3Os West Twenty fourth
ST. Ecpt2812t.
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ h. kELTEn--SANITARY ODOR-
WI. LESS ENCANArING.
Umru, S. W. Corner Fourth and West Sis.
oct21-t.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

r OR RENT-No. 1895 WEST FOURTH
street, rooms and BATH hot water
heat. All conveniences. Apply No 22l
Rodney St. oct-3t.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

NJ iCELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
~ nisned room. Use OF ielephone. Apply
No. S3i Tatnall St. feb27.tf
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

=, IRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
II work No washing. Apply No. oo4
W. Fourth ST. oo'oot'
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ housekeeping and lodging, No 1i15
King St. sept26f
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

r----s,~ss-~
Wy ANTED--StCK NURSING OF ANY
w description by graduate nurse. Phone
ID. A., 373. sept2S.i2t
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.


NJ ISIS BESSIE 4. BIDDLE,
Iu Electric Scalp Treatment and Sham
pooing. Work done hy appointment
PAP NORTH FRANKLIN STREET
Phont 5jasD. oct7 -3mos
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
HELP wANTED-MALE

- 'oVFENSfFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
IL TO Get. Ny free booklet. I660, tells
how Write today-NOW. Earl Hopkins
Warrington. d. Q. septl -m.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

W ANTFD-F1FTu BOYS TO TAhkE
w part in Industrial Day Parade, w, Oiu
Homo Week. Apply second floor Gawthrop
Building Monday evening, october y, at
o'clock oe''-o-oV
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ROOMS FOR RENT

II RONT ROOM. NO. 1909 WEST
IT street septl9-im.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07
REAL ESTATE FOR REM


= OR RENT-HOUSE. z ROOMS AND
bath IL acre ground Apply d. & A.
phone, 1854 sept25.tf
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

W ANrED-A GENERAL AGENT no
w handle with sub agents, in Wnmlns
ton and vicinity, new invention, an apso
luic necessity In every homei sells loi oV
eents Good sales plan steady occupation
500 weekly profits guaranteed TO right party.
Smnil investment needed for goods only!
Address W-al, Evening journal once
oct7.it
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

~ ENTLEMAN's son. rs. WITH GOOD
" experience and excellent reference for
farming. desires position at once on farm
in Delaware Maryland or Virginia. willing
reliable and steady. Good homo essential.
Address W2s. Evening journal Once
oct5.7.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

y URNIsHED ROOM AT NO 2i5 WEST
Fourteenth 81. sent2s-tm.
Evening journal., 1914-10-07

II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUsR
r keeping. No 7l2 King 81. oct2-6t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
WAR RISK INSURANCE
OBTAINABLE HERE BY
WAY OF WASHINGTON
Collector of Port Berry
Wires Applications to
Treasury Department for
Acceptances and Rates.

Collector of the Port Berry has been
authorized by the Treasury Department
to receive applications from steamship
agents, owners and shippers for war risk
insurance on cargoes in vessels flying the
American flag. Application for insurance
of vessels must be done through Wash
ington. The authorization obviates the
necessity of establishing separate
branch of the Bureau OF War Risk In
suranCe here.
Upon receipt of application for insur-
ance, the Collector will wire the name
of the vessel, the cargo carried, the
amount of insuranc required, the des-
tination and approximate sailing date to
the bureau in Washington. In reply he
will receive a rate for acceptance. II
it is acceptable to the applicant. an ap-
plication shall be made in duplicate upon
prescribed document The original is
to be signed by the applicant or his duly
authorized representative and given to
the Collector, who in turn will sign the
copy and give 1t to the applicant. The
Collector will send the original to Wash
ington, where the policy shall be made
out and sent to him for delivery to the
applicant, who, upon it's receipt, surren-
ders the copy of the application to the
Collector. All checks made in payment
OF premiums must be certified and made
payable to the Treasurer of the United
States. Other regulations follow:
The Collector shall satisfy himself be-
fore submitting any war risk that the
applicant has marine insurance in an
insurance company or companies on the
cargo on which he wishes war risk in
surance.
The amount insured against war risk
cannot, in any circumstances, exceed the
amount insured against marine risks If
the applicant is unable TO state definitely
the amount to be insured he shall declare
a provisional amount. which may not be
increased, but which may be reduced,
upon receipt of definite advice. to an
amount not less than the total amount
insured under marine policies. Premiums
shall be paid on this provisional amount,
and If the amount Is reduced when final
particulars are known, the excess of such
premium will be returned to the assured
by the Treasury Department.
The rate of premium charged will be
made from day to day by the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance, and may be had
upon application to the bureau. The
rate will vary for the different voyages
and the carEoes insured.
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance will
not be bound by any errors made in the
in the form. Should error be subsequently
discovered a readiustment must be made.
Applications for Insurance on vessels
under the American flag will be accepted
for periods of 80 days, or for voyages
commencing on and after the date hereof
The only risks that will be covered are
those included in the form of policy to be
issued by the Bureau of War Risks Insur-
anCe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
WILL ASK BANKS
TO SUBSCRIBE TO
LARGE GOLD FUND
Federal Reserve Board
Sending Out Circular To-
night on Apportionment.
Plans in Philadelphia Not
Complete.

a circular letter will be sent the Clear
ing Houses in reserve and central re-
serve, cities tonight by the Federal Re-
serve Board. asking that the banks in
those cities, both State and National,
subscribe to the gold fund of s100, ,00O,0 900
to be deposited with the Bank Of Eng
land at Ottawa, Canada. for the relief OF
the foreign exchange situation. The cir
cuar will state that the committee of
bankers which has been negotiating this
matter will have charge of the funds
and that the subscribers to 1t will join in
the profits and loss therefrom.
The circular letter will fix the proper
tions which each of the cities will be
expected to subscribe. The Clearing
Houses will then be requested to tndi-
cate whether or not their banks will join
in the fund by letter to the Secretary OF
the Federal Reserve Board.
Bankers in this city who have under
consideration Philadelphla's contribution
to the S1OO, 900 gold fund which will be
used to. relieve the foreign exchange
situation have not yet completed plans
for this city's participation, which, 1t Is
understood will be $S,OO00OO.
A member of the Clearing House Com
mittee said today that he did mot believe
that another meeting of the Association
would be necessary to work out the final
details of the plan.
How the contribution from the banks
in this city will be apporuoned has not
yet been determined. 1t is the belief that
it will be based on 25 per cent of the
gold holding of the bank contributing. AS
1t is the opinion that all OF the $780,
100000 will not necessarily be needed at
the outset, but that only one-fourth. or
S25, 900 900, will be needed, Philadelphia's
share would be about 100000.
The national banks in Philadelphia, in
addition to contributing TO the gold fund,
will, on the organization Of the Federal
Reserve Bank here, be obliged to sub
scribe to the stock of that institution TO
the extent of approximately S3724OOO.
being per cent. of their capital and sur
plus Only one-siXth of this subscription
or $500, ,666. will be called for in the first
six months
As the Government demands that pay
ment to 1t shall be made in gold, there
will be heavy drain on the gold hold
ings of the banks in this city, which
will come about the same time, that is,
IL the Federal Reserve Banks are or
ganized in the early part Of October, as
some people think they will be. On June
80 the banks in this city held about S25.-
100000 gold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
LIFE INSURANCE
COURSES IN HIGHER
SCHOOLS IS URGED
u. of P. Expert Tells Ma
tional Underwriters Asso-
citation of Need for Sys-
tematic Educational Work
in Senior Year.

Establishment Of life insurance courses
in the schools, colleges and universities
of the country is advocated by DR.. S. s.
Huebner,' professor of insurance and COM
merce in the Wharton School of the
University of Pennsylvania. DR.. Huebner
is now engaged in framing a life insur-
ance text book for the National Associa-
tion of Life Underwriters, and It is to
the members of this influential insurance
organization that he appeals to have life
insurance education made n feature Of
the curriculum of the higher schools.
Life insurance, so vitality affecting
nearly every man and woman in the COM
munity and so intimately related to the
welfare of the Masses" DR.. Huebner
says, addressing members of the asso-
citation, should find some place in the
curriculum of our high schools, preferably
in the senior year.
Life insurance education In colleges
and universities, however, should also be
emphasized by all means, since, to an
increasing extent college graduates be-
come leaders in the community and in
themselves are educational forces in their
respective localities"
To present the subject adequately and
in accordance with the needs of different
classes of students, DR.. Huebner sug-
gests the following program, although he
says he appreciates that its full adoption
must be limited to the largest insttu-
tons and must necessarily depend upon
the number of candidates offering them
selves for the respective courses:
The establishment of special courses
In actuarial science. These courses can
advantageously be given in the depart
ment of mathematics.
THE establishment OF separate course
in life insurance adapted to the needs of
those who contend to become solicitors
and otherwise become connected with
various departments of the business. The
instruction in this course should be teach
nical in character and cover the field
thoroughly.
The establishment of a general course
adapted to meet the needs of those stu.
dents who desire only general knowledge
Of insurance and who take the subject
as part of a general business course.
Philadelphia has been selected as the
permanent headquarters of the new In
surance Federation of Pennsylvania, a
newly formed organization of five insur-
ance agents of this State.
Actuary Robert f. Forster. of the Penn
sylvania Insurance Department, has re-
turned from Europe. He was marooned
in Switzerland for about a week after
the outbreak of hostilities.
The National Association of Casualty
and Surety Agents is holding its second
annual convention at White SULPHUR
Springs, w. Va, today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
FRESH FRIITS

Peaches AMI pears quiet ana lower Other
fltt- t9t..-GTayes0ste S2ae So. Blush $l55a2 90
dun SlI"a2. APPLES, Delaware, per hamWsr
S"q q"e, lemons per box. S3a4 Piuo1mr' es
30. Cranbories. Care Cod Early Black
- ~. - -lyft 11., DO, da., PER .rate.
latk. Sl.71n2@a light $iaI'25 iIlucEiISa6SSsr-
rtes ner 4ut. 4gS'. Peaches Nirgnl per %
= r. 9 Delaware and Mar, and per
s44sEet' s4 -"P ."c.' %, Do, Per crate. - Il
Large white or yellow 5oa75c. medium 8Sq
ioc 8si. sa s6 ye low "hile nSl EsE E-basktet
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