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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
Ell HEROE DE- LOS ALKANES

suelo nacional. r~ejuvenecido. entc-
70. ms ardiente que antes ahn. mas
deseoso 81 cabe, de tomar Ii revancha
contra los invasores y dominadorc>
de IL patria.
Y con ellos ha vuelto 7 Sal6nlca,
listo de nuevo para entrar en- cam-
pana.
Su reception en- Londres. Paris Y
Roma, ma sido mas que suficicnte-
mrnlc eIocuenln para probar a "Sti-
maci6n en- que Sc !e tiene entire los
aliados.
Es una brenda de garantia para
los serbios y para Serbia.
= -.
TodGs ~conocerin sin fuda. come
IN eco de su reciente vista q lngl&-
terra. las sensidaS palabraS que tulo
= hian dirieirles Z todos los lugo-es-
layos que en- America laboran Y e.
?rran. s. A. Ell Principe Re&cnte
.AIcjandro:
En- Ia union DC los serbioE. cro&t&s
y eslovenos esta nucstro porvenir.
Envio este saludo 4 los hcrmanos
del otro lado DEL OcGano.'
Alejandro."
Mode,o de vencillez, expression dc
su personaiidaG vigoroSa Y represer-
tativa. cual nineuna de las aspirin
clones. de las appearances. del porv2,
air del pueblo scribe. = cuyos sole,
dos sc sumaran ahora los reeimiea-
d pa. & estSn organizand" I'll r.
IN con los prisioneros auSy,iaco& le
oriGen serb:o. mug numeroSos. qur
eSperan tai solo Il momento de d.
mostrar 81 entu>iaSmo por "A cau -
contra II cua! Sc yieron Tornado =
luchar.
Regimientos que seran mandaG":
po- los centenarcs de oficialeS. cab-s
y SargentoS del ej@rcit0 Serbio. qu- {!
principe Alexandra ha enviado, va
Roma, Paris. LondreS Arrangc!,
hacia el coraz6n de Russia. para TO-
mar los cuairos de Ia oficiaiidad.
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Cause bueE1a impression
en- Mexico 81 1Itimo
discsyso lie Wilson

-Aa. I 4
CTTDAD DE MEXICO. julio .
Nuv fayoyables concentrates Sc hacan
en- toda IA prensa de csla capitol del
di.curso pyonunsiado por el Prc,i-
dcntc Wilson en- el Club de In Prem
"a. dc Nucya York. Fl tone de los
articQ}oS ac Ia prensa es muy distin-
to dc! cue han vcnido usando en- los
4ltiros las ezra juagar al iofe del
oolierno de los Es;&Gos Unidos.
Con o,.,c3es ancabezsdos fus M
.,r.o5o - +ay.o del discurso de ore
,:, h.II,,1o :, "a trar6 de
u. J., r.orc;5, n,,b1;ro hocia 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
(Viene de la Ia. pagina.)

para Serbia los dias mas amargos.
los cruentos dias, de Ia invasion
austro-sermano-buigara, 81 Principe
heredero no perdi6 su vai0r, su san
gre fra. su decision, l. claridad de
disposiciones militares. Contra
enemisos ' armas superiores, batallo.
combati6 rudamente. defendienGo
paso . paso 81 territorio. hacienda dc
rata mon'aHa Y de cada RIO una for
taleza, a~segurando por Gltimo il r.
tirada de la impedimenta y del grue-
so del ejercito, para liegar 81 1itlm1
al mgar del refuSio.
Y aunque fue herido en- eStas oE1-
raciones. por mas que $IS compaHc-
ros de arrnas. sus soldadoS, insIstie-
ran en- r~etirarlo. no quiso abandonar
por un solo momeHto II suerte de 81
~ejercito. ' 10 acompaa6 en- toda n
campana. herido Y hamhriento, per
que VI los u:Uimos dias. aGuei ejer,
otto Sc haIaDa mas combaddo POI =!
hambre, por el frio ' por el titus.
que por los verGaGeros encmigoS Ms
teriales gue la@zaban il muerte con
ei piomo 7ae las balaS.
Cuando reg6 con los restos de -:
ejGrcito : Albania. fue tambien q
t.!timo que abandon6 Il TERRA de To-
Ba:kanes. perraaneciendo ALI h&sIa
u e. Iltimo soldado tut tomau~ !
bordo he los buqueS aliados para ,er
coadur;do = IN iSla de Corfu.
Ain. en- Corfu, p~resencio y contri-
hay1 ! Ia creacion del nucvo cj@.-
ciso serbio. . Ia reconstruction del
viejO ejercito lleno dc g!orlas. dn-
rante largos meSes, y deSpucs 0 81
gaianFa; y con su preSencia en- las CO.
pitaleS de las naciones al:adaS, fu@
.eVaHtaGo por doquIera que ina, TEN
pestades de admiration y &c simpa-
tia, de admiration = Su heroismo, de-
admiraci0n hacia 81 deSgracia..
Y junto 2 81 ejerci1o, ha asiStiGo
= sus progresses, q su entrenamiento.
V ma podiGo yer como nuevamente
Ia surgido y Sc e~ncuentra en- cond;-
clones de vo!ver por Ia conquista de:
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TRES Eii.J0S \ IN PIANO.
(Viene de Ia 81. Plana)

mui~" p0Srida H.. fur"c artiS'iro. IN
dia. eons.cui6 vrnder 81 piano. Va
.i"nlo>, IL" romplirado> p~rei"yjo>
ir caricicr cron6miro. T1io -~io
Da"ar". como Va h Gi.Io. may plan
>ihl". FL Qu- >.pa q "E"rto ac'l>.iro
due pcoducrn los pian.>ta> mal0S -
ncralmruta >oH del >-yo f~meHn"
IN .ugareS crrrad0S. aprohari Ia con-
durta del maridp. y. - caro-, GUAR
la. "a vi"io< las dos. y III n co.,
virri"n c.Ia IL IN" MERGED 4 las 70
la"i"n"> ~. 81 eSpoSo con Mrs. Fra
n trHia icrcrh0 a Voiver 1 >"r du"-
ia he IN pja3o. 4uiSo trn"riG. sur
@irron ant" IA Imagination De Mr..
Wcaver>1n Su> antiques t0r:Een,a>
y - opu>o rr>ueItamentc a clio. Que
ia. pue>. explicaio s1tiSracjor!am IL
lr. IN este extreme. que Mrs. Franz
- ~inorrntr.
Hay o:rOS puntoS d.. case. -
'fnbar-". ba>tanlr "hSruroS. EHld
rompr-ba,io que Mr.. Wray.r>on be-
saba a Mrs. Frame. S'@in diio ,>tj.
Mrs. WravcrSon mi,tna J." maudaHa
4 Srr rariho>o o ella. Los Tres pa
Sahan iar-aS trmpor&'taS IN una man
sion campeStr" 1t. IA sonora >I;u1da
"a Gr"vSl0n". ESta-io Il" CC1nccti-
rIt. ' ali. @dn declare nm rr!ado.
mi"n;ra> Mrs. WeavcrSon osiaba ~
SuS hahi,ari"neS. "i ">p"S" :" con-
vrrtia IN rHpo>t"To y !Iacia panel :
las ' pancakes para Mrs. Frame. +!
mi>mo rriad". Joseph Seymour. Ill
j" Iu" rirr;a vrz ell III" "Siuvirr"n
var!o> diaS "n ii finra Mrs. Fran" '
Mr. W"dyrr~nu. 81 TO hizn mas cue
una cana. Prro .Sto - probable qu.
sea una ca.Hmnia. ION Ia rual pro
tnnda q, leS,igo percihir partc IL.
dinaro Que Sc varia ubli@ada a pagan
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I'm ahogado.

a.. HUELVA. Julio lo.-Encontr&n-
dose ~realizando ejercicios. dos torpe-
Geros. ha ocurrido una horrible dcS-
gracia.
Ell alumno De n E,scueia de inc
nieros nayales. don Antonio Fucni>;.
tuvo Ia fata!idad de caer ii aqua p
reciendo ahogado.
Emigration ciandestina a Francia.
San Sebastian. Julio lo.-Las -
toridades nan ordenado que Sc ha2a
una investigation sobrc Ia c~onstartc
emigration clandestina 4 F"ancia. Z
fin de ponerla coto.
En- estos ultimos dias han atravo-
sado la frontcra dUraMte Ia mocha,
muchoS ob"cros.
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CJEETO DEL Dit
(Viene de la 7a.)

miiiar. exp!icaba 10 coSa 4 su espo-
81:
Mira: en- aue<tro oficio, cuando
Sc quiere Salvar = un hombre que Sc
s.hogG, Sc le hace esJar Quieto de TN
pcdetazo.... LA Nirgen HI hecho
10 mi.IGo cuumiSO.
y IN e puerto enseHa de buan
grade = sus amigos Su frente Surca-
"a Dor una ciCItriZ.
-MiraGt... .Es an buen puheta,
70 de = Eirgen!
Pierre PErmite.
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e roraz6n. No solo atormcnta. yaliin
dose del scntido indrfanso del ojd6.
sine Qur tarAbiin hace dalo a Ia nu-
manidad. "nronlrando IL manrra Ia
int@oiucir 81 v"nrno ha>ta a f,nHo
del rorazdn. .PohrcS vinios! ElIoS
qua - diveTIian. 1ur vrian rodar
Ia Vida ian aeradablem"ntc, cncutn-
tranSa ahora en- tales trotes de tri-
bunaies Y peridiicoS. haio IA mirada
inpertin5ate de los que s.entan Gu
rieSidad morboSa por los que figuran
como acjores en- las i~ncruentes ira
gedlas judiciaies que gran alrededoT
de alguna jTaveSura de. nino a!ado.
10 repito: iMalditos pianosi
ATTACEE.
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In procession de Corpus Y cl iyunta-
miento de Barcelona.

BARCELONA. julio Io.-Ei Ay@2-
tamiento de cS:a riudad acord0 ~ u
Ultima session asiS,ir q Ia ~proces,-r
del Corpus.
Esto disgustj grandemente L los
radicales.
Para extcrioriZar su disgusto orga-
nizarcn n manifestation Y Sc d.
ri@ieron 81 Ayuntamiento silbando V
Gando mucraS 4 los conceiales que
votaron 4 favor de Ia proposition.
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AVISO A NuESTROS
-sUScPIPTORES

. Los suscriptores de La PREM =
> SA no jeben olvidar, cuando :
3 camb.an de Residential, da-aos :
= Ia direction cue han tenido y la .
q cue desean tenef en- adelante :
D pEes sin este requisite no pode- ,
j. Sos snotar 81 cambio en- nues- .
o s7cs Eoroa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-04
FL VERDiDERO LIBR0 De GRO
PRACTlCAS DE MAGNET!SIMo,
HlPNoTISMo Y SUGGESTION

Este interesantisimo libro corrige el
apocamiento, Ia falta de volunCad =
las energias perdidas. iQuereis vues-
ira vida rodeada de ~felicidad? Pues
Iced. ell "Verdadero Libro de Orc" =
en- 81 hallareis Ia forma como sc ad.
ouiere Ia fuerza, Ia felicidad, Ia vi
da toda.
Consta de Ut elegante volumep
muy bien impreso Y ricamente encua
dernado Ell tela
PREcIo DE Ia oBRA: $500
Pidass q:
IGNAcIo E. LoZANo.
so7 Dolorosa ST. San Antonio. Ts.-
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so7 Dolorosa ST. San Antonio, Ts.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
PHILADELPHIA ENJOYS LARGE
SHARE OF NATIONS PROSPERITY
Financial History of Country Shows MANY Big
Things Originated Here-Business Men
Look for Still Better Times

49,. nresent era of unparalleled pros
~ pbiiadelphia has got its good share.
,bs business planners are looking
tpu n,r,ber ahead than merely to con-
nsS IT, ,he present situation.
fou III 10 the Chamber of Commerce
~. ,be director OF the Department OF
psop,e, Docks and Ferries and all the
Nnsi N.si h,,siness agencies one gets the i'm
an aAeu that the present prosperity is
psS ps,S,. ne 1rst chapter. 1t Is interesting,
ohH ~ - 10 look back a few years and
ipe ~, IN the whole financial history of
,tnitbd states this city has been the
..,slnator OF big things,
n.nodslphia occupies the NEST unique
t.'s. financially of any city in the
pos,.J states, One cannot disassociate
+ tn tni'sH torv of this country from that of
Mr. .so,nbio. The first bank chartered
@,soniInental Congress, in 1881, was the
y ~ n North America, located in Phila-
pSsahia The first institution to trans
oep' ~. general trust business was the
sn..nsylyania Company for 1nsurances on
B : VS. and Granting Annuities, chartered
4 fsj2 and located in Ihliadeiphia The'
" W., savings bank in the United States,
~. pbIiadelphla Savings Fund Society,
sug sslsbrate its Tooth anniversary this
n has 2S60OO depositors. with an
s.r.rats of Sl25,0OO00O deposits. The
ssss.s,.fbank. in the United States to re-
n.i,SoG a charter under the national
s.nS acf was the First National Bank
y Philadelphia. When the first United
g,.ibs hank was organized, in 1791, and
Na second United States bank, in 1916.
nhj,adelphia was selected as the logical
tav in which to locate them. The
American Bankers Association was or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Rcceipts. 30 lo2 bush. The mar.
kct ruled weak and Re. lower under strongly
etS3rIsh speculation in me west Quotations
epd EGArgarY, sl.>335 No, southern rcd
2 rcd, 81 goa ,32; rejected 4. Si27Hai.23ia
,cQRS, Receipts, 1874 bush, Thcrc was NJ,
We trading and with increased prcaSurC 10 scll
prices RGl e., declined lls C. Qpoetiqns Car lots
yellow S2laHSliac: Western steamer yellow,
SlNN2c; Western No . yellow. ISlaMSOiPc.;
OATS. Receipts, latSl bush. The market
ample. Quotations: No. white. 5Tdafly We.
standard white. IJHJ0i,c.: No. 3 white. 5iig
i,g,.i No I, white. 12iShfI}4c. sample uat5,
50la,u52g. purified oats. graded 55T5Gl9c.
LOCR.-Reccipts PISS bbls and iIGG S.lS
lbs, IN sacks. Demand was light and values
were LARGELY nominal Quotations, per i0G lbs.
IN w E wood e. Winter, clear S5sGnGtg; 10.
Sias ii cear jg1Ie So cksa $36OaGtoi do. strnisht
SM.3oaGoO 5pring first clear s5.ood6io: do 4,
fay}orlto brands $I25mII5!. tiiy mnls choice
ana fancy patent S72IfI.Id city mills, rcgu-
lor gradcs-w winter clear S5.SlTB1Ol do.
strairht, SB.tIdG.5O. do. patent. 81 GOTT
. RYE FLOUR ruled steady under light offer
per hhl,, to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
Deaths
These Notices Are Printed in the
EUening Ledger Free of Charge.

ARMsTRONG.-On February 6, 1915. MARY
A. vile Of William A. Armstrong Jr., IN
the 5lst year OF her age. Relatives and friends
ofthe iamiy are invited TO attend the funeral
services, ON Tuesday evening. at 1:30 o. clock
precisely. al her late residence. Ii7 East
Walnut lone, Germantown. lnterment private
BARR-Ou February 4, 1916. THOMAS hus-
band OF Mary Barr, aged 81 years, Funeral
and intermcnt private
BENTON.-On February .. 1916 MORRIS Il.
BENTON, husband of Mary r. Benton (nee
lita Lodge, No. 295, f. ana A. NJ; Philadel-
phia ConsistOry. 32d Degree, and other or
ganizatiuLs OF which deceased vas a member,
are invited 10 attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday. al = =. M. at his late residence.
2}51 East Susquehanna ave. Iuterment pri-
Nate al Mount Peace Cemetery Remains
may be viewed on Tuesday from 70 10 q. m.
MIN, husband Of Anna Corhett. Relatives
and friends. also +. o. S. OF A.. II. OF A.,
Washington Camp, ana employees OF John
Wyoth Company, are invited 70 attend tho
lis late residence. 1920 South 18Th 81 Sol
emn Requiem Mass at the Church Of ST.
Rita, at 10 a. M. lnteFment at Holy CTosB
DENSEY-on February g. 1916. JOHN Il.
DENNEY, sr husband Of Catherine Den
ney tnee kenzeD, residence IBIS Wolf 81.
Due notiCe OF the funeral VIII be given.
DIECk. suddenly, on February o, 1916.
FREDERICK q. DIEGh in his 10th wear.
RclatiYes and memberH Ql Fhiladelp phla
Lodge No. q r. B @. E.i Fraternal Order
of kasles. AeFle No. 81. aFf snsitei y attend
is iate residence, 10 q purham a Tram
b sedsNieA station. GA ehsasnlt hiu plv-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07

gani2ed in Philadelphia in 1875, and the
Pennsylvania bankers were largely re-
sponstble for its early success The first
building and loan association, the first
United States postofHce, the first United
states mint and the first stock exchange
were all located I'm Philadelphia.
Philadelphia was one of the u cities In
the United states where Federal
reserve bank was located under the
recent Federal reserve act. During the
eountrys direst needs in several wars
1t was Philadelphians who came for
ward and financed the Government. It
was Robert Morris who gave 81 5000
to clothe Washington's half-nakcd and
half-starved troops; 1t was stephen
Girard who financed the war of 1872: II
was u. w. Clark who financed the war
with Mexico and Jay Cooke, the Civil
War.
During the last year there were
l3S national banks chartered in the
United States; 81 were conversions from
state banks and trust companies, and 81
were newly organized.
There were So appointments OF Phila.
delphia banks to be reserve agents for
other national banks. These 6j appoint
ments were divided among eleven banks.
The following table indicates the num-
ber of clients each of the ii banks repre-
sents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
VEGETABLES

The general market was quet and without
iimportant changes Quotations; White nota-
Jersey, per basket-No. ! Rose. GOa7Oc.: No.
50c 10, 2 -2. l5a23e. Sweet potatoes Virginia,
No. /, sal?5G: 10. 75casi.a5. GabBase.
Danish, per ton. seas: do. Florida, per
bunch, 25a75c. Spinach Norfolk. per bill.
Sial.25 Kale; Norfolk. per hhl,, GOH 73c.
North Carolina, per basket, 75c. aSl Beans,
Florida per basket, 81. 95q2.25. Peas. Flor
ida per basket 81 506igl. Peppers. Florida,
per carrier, 81 ;?GStl.75 EgEpiant Florida,
Rsr SraFS FANCY oad H6 ch6iGe s2
Mushrooms, per lib. basket SlD1.lO
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BtTTER.-The market ruled firm with de-
mand readily absorbing the limited receipts Of
fancy stock, and prices advanced ihC. on solid
packed creamery and lc. on prints Following
arc tht quotations: Western. fresh, solid
a2iac. extra frstg, 20I3ic. iirsts. 2TGr2S,'
seconds. 2Jd2Gc;: ladies', 2ln22ci nearby
prints, fancy, 36c.; average extra, 3iHHIc.
nrsts, 3Og32c: seconds, 2Gm2Sc.; special fancy
brands Of prints iobbinE at HnC. Gi2C.
EGGS.-ReCcpts were moro liberal aud. with
limited demand and increased pressure to
sell prices further declined GOC. per case or
g. per dozen. Following are the quota tions;
In free cases, nearby extra, Bic. per dozen;
nearby flrsts, SI.nl per standard case; ncurhv
current receipts. $50 per case; Western extra
irsts, Si@j per case: do. frsts, $50 per
case; Southern, per case. samoan. 30; fancy
selected candled eggs were jobbing at 32d3ic.
per dozen,
. CHEESE.-OmcrinE were light and the mar
kct ruled firm. with demand fair. quotations
New York, full cream, fancy, held, lSiamlS3tC.
'spCCiuls' higher: do, fair to good, held, lTNt
n lNL.r.. do. mint stImg. lllnlMn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey: Fair and colder tonight and Tues
day, with a cold wave; moderate west
winds.
During the last "a hours disturbance
has moved up across the central valleys
and the lake region, accompanied by light
general precipitation. 1t has caused con-
tinued mild temperatures along the At
lantic slope, but is being followed by n
colder area that has overspread ali of
the central valleys and the lake region
and is crossing the Allegheny Mountains
this morning. The centre of the cold area
Is over western Iowa this morning, and
the temperatures are below zero from
thence northward. storm is entering
on the north Pacific coast
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
PROVISIONS

Tho market ruled steady, with fair Johhing
Inquiry. Quotations ranged Hs follows; city
beef. in sets, smoked and air-drlcd. 2id
S!c.; Western hccr IN sets smoked, 2iG
25c,: city beef knucklcs and tenders smoked
and air-drled 26I27c.; Western beef. knucklcs
and tenders smoked 2GU27c. beef hams, S2S
cured, loose l5diGc.; lo., skinned. loose, tGd
lIc.; do. do. smoked i7ibTiSisc.; other hams
smoked, city cured. as to brand and aver
9Iggcc, lGihdtIr. hams. smoked. Western cured,
lHl5nlIc.; do, boiled. boneless 2Tc; picnic
smoked, tiaiaiahc. bellies in pickle, accord,
ing to average, loose, 12EMt3c.. breakfast
9ac9n. as to brand and average. city cured,
l5dl6c.; breakfast bacon Western cured, t5T
do, do, do, tubs. ilhcj do, pure city, kettle
rendered in tierccs, iiHg,; do, pure city.
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Gentlemen: -
January IL, 1916.

Gentlemen
quality circulation I by
also quality advertising copy.
pat myself the back quality
has the punch When htched the big ideas gehqual ciu
will be interested
tcuary the advertising of (Which speciality
dead waste in time But the fault of the
of the quality adversngthe
that would make nobody sit
The idea something friendly and personal just little
talk "A deux" handasp printed page
Last June and July first really important campaign vindicated
fell swoop. Np''' ONSN''''
We advertised the Parood Apartments of aytwo womiy
apartments of which t"enx had off and for
about three advertised them which least
and different
higher predecessor
during early part August
the very height of the
We next took Angora Terrace directly this
tniy because principally
of the Parlood advertising rather than because
OF anything else for called in cooperate with of the
best real firms Philadelphia and advertising
than unreal estate experience which wanted
There about This number,
owner of over $4,000 in rentals
customary give
weeks free induce them yearly lease
We did with free nothing yearly
leases and rented less than wn August
September early
We principally Ledger although using
other papers, but the Ledger principal medium.
this campaign introduced picture o Angora
apartment they mad big
disoverythat through
the combination the Public Ledger and the Evening Ledger
talk advertising
duplication,
quality Public Evening
could
apartment Of
able and will be intelligent fellow reach him
the other people will $4,000 $4,000
through Ledgs, and all of
One particularly stands out-ha of the Lincoln Hotel
management
faith in themselves and yet realizing keen that to be successful
producyoum
right people and all of them
Lincoln appeared exclusively in
the Ledges. In 80 days it filled the hotel
Marlborough Apartments
Monday inquiries apartments Office
business which virtually controls the
apartments in Philadelphia.
accomplished by doing kind
frequently n else doing advertising
before, the two big factors
THE QUALITY PUNCH PERSONAL TOUCH THAT WE
ADVERTISING COPY QUALITY
CIRCULATION OF THE LEDGERS.
And quality the full by
gradually the where practically
the Ledgers
advertising the
chance evening
spot the ad
to oresst. Between rent them apartment
Very sincerely yours.
1N%
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ent kinds, each for particular use. Here s
a sofa brush, this one is for radiators.
this for the bathtub, this one with the
bristles coming to sharp point is n
Limousine brush, 1t taking the dust out of
the little tufts in the upholstery; there
are brushes for shoes and for polishing
silver. The cheapest brush is generally
the one that costs raost, but II wears
longer. The best brushes are made of
Russian brstles.
aluminium utensils are the cheapest
I'm the end, but the first cost Is greater
than enameled goods, and for that rea-
son we sell more enameled ware. We
carry large stocks of every household re-
quircment. Take coffee pots, and that in
cludes percolators and all kinds of coffee
machines-and we have 70 different
kinds"
"GT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
As an indirect result of, a national ad-
vertising campaign conducted to sell an
encyclopedia, a Philadelphia manufac-
turer attributes large order for bath
robes. He received the order from the
house marketing the encyclopedia and
says that many persons who, while not
ordering the books, did get to know the
house, and it has added considerably to
their general mail order business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
Observations at Philadelphia
Almanac of the Day
Lnmns to BE Lighted

Sun sets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,....r...-, 1i2l pm.
Moon sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'lO;l9 pm,
Moon suuth5 -.--'-....''''.'. '-'''' "''l pm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
BANK LOANS EXPAND
Philadelphia Institutions Also Report
Decrease in Reserve

An increase of Si,4i2,OOO in loans was
a feature of the weekly statement of the
local Clearing House banks. The surplus
reserve decreased more than two millions
and there was a slight increase in in
divi1uaI 6anpsitg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
REFINED SUGARS

Thcrc wns little trading hut values ycrc
steadily held, Rcnucrs' list prices: Eytrn
GOic. poSIcrod Il n5c cHnrrri ioucrs' A.
5.9OC. soft grades. 5l505. 75c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07

developing 25OO horse
power" said p. j.
Cunningham, of the
Cunningham Piano
Company, l101 Chest
nut street.
I'VE are now the
only manufacturers
of pianos and plano
players in Philadel-
phla, as we bought
out the business of
Painter & Ewing,
on Spring Garden
street above 1lth,
last November.
I'VE have about
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
A RUN ON HANDEERcHrErs

The protracted grip epidemic, besides
benefitng the doctor and the druggist. has
added materially to the prosperity of the
handkerchief jobber, The demand was
principally for the cheaper grades of
mems handkerchiefs, and even women
found it necessary to substitute the prac-
tical for the ornamental kerchief