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at the close of business on May !. 1917.
 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ........... S556 SIG 66 pvefdrdttS, unsecured ......... 1.4i5 92| U. $ Bonds owned and un- peuBtd ........... ...,.... l00Q00.Q0 Securities other than '. $.
 bonds Cnot including stocksl
 owned unpiedged .........-.. l9 605. BG| Stocks, other than Federal Re-
 serve bank stock ,............ Is, S64. 3S| Stock Of Federal Reserve Bank
 600 per cent of subscription 10. 200 co Value of banking house ........ 50,000| Real estate owned other than
 banking house ..........-.............. B 70i G3 Net amount due
 from approved re-
 serve agents in
 New York, Chi
 caso and st Net amount due ~4l {. from approved re-
 serve agents in
 other reserve
 cities ............ o3 tu5 t5-- 21l.377 03 and bankers ,......'...e.-., 2i7.3o9l3 slrne city or town as report
 ing bank ..................... G.6GT 30 Outside checks and
 other cash items &I7263 Fractional currency,
 nckels and cents. 1.S63.18- 5.oiQ .66 Notes Of other national banks. r. GG5. .GU Federal RerServe bank notes... zoo. % Federal Reserve Notes ...... 4200 OO Lawful reserve in vault and
 net amount due from Fed
 "r" Reserve Bank .......... in19o7o Total .......,..,...........8l,3 ,39947127
 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in .........-..... 500 0oO. co surplus tund .-...........---..---.. 240. O9O. U0 Undivided profits $7q.40.39 Less current cX-
 penses. interest.
 and taxes paid ... t5, s52 ol- @, ,557.3s Net amount due Co banks and ..
 sn Demand Deposits: ''''''''''''. 0'''V'O' Individual deposits subject Certificates of deposit due in ''-'' ''
 less than 30 days ............ 151t26.74 Certified checks ............... .7y Total demand deposits $9s9, 3692 2s State of Arkansas. County of Garland, ss l. Robert Noin cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
 ROBERT NELL. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn 10 before me thts fth day of May 1917 w r LAKE, Notary Public. My commission expires Nov. !, 1920. Correct--A ttest
 CHAs. N RrX. HENRY FELLHFTMER, FRANK C. STEARNS. Directors. RECAPlTULATtON. Resources. Loans and discounts .........S 55S. .2G2 5c United States Bonds, Stocks and Real Estate ............ l89374S1 Banking House ............. 90 GOO 0f CASH AND EXCHANGE M eos e39 ,s2 Total ....................... .999. 417 9I Liabilities, Capital stock naid n........-.--..S100 00 000, 0( SI'RPI1'S AND PROFITS . 303 557 3S DEPOSITS ................... 995, ,yi9. Se 
 Total .... ,............. .Sl .3g9 i71.2i
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MAY COMPROMISE ON
 ROOSEVELT AMENDMENT
CONFERENCE MAY coNcEoE THIS TO SENATE AND MAKE AGE
 LIMIT q TO 4o.

Washington, May 7.-Nonferees on the war army bin In a four-hour dis. cuss on today 10 reconcile the diner ences between the bin as il passed the twe houses and adjourned until tomorr, W.
 A decided difference of opinion arose over the senate amendment which would permit Colonel Roceever to take an expeditionary force to France. and unless t is smocthed -ul. the bill may have to go back 10 the two houses for further action
 Other points of difference included the prohibition amendment inserted by the senate and the age limits of men subject 10 the selective draft. The senate bill fixes the limits be. tween 2l and 2 and the house be. tween 2l and 40
 Although there was talk tonight 5f a compromise by which the senate would get the Roosevelt volunteer amendment and the house the age limits as fixed in its bill it was said there was nothing tangible in today conferences to make this appear more than a possibility.
 lDiscussion is expected to continue several days at least before the con. ferees despair of an agreement and take the bill back for further instruc- tiCns
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PRELIMINARY WORK
 FOR NEW HIGHWAY
ENTHUSIASM SUPPORT GIVEN PROJECT AT MEETING LAST
 NIGHT IN LEAGUE.
County Judge Abercombie. of Benton. Was Present and Told Of Campaign Now on There for Road

Enthus astic support was given the new Little Rook-H5t Springs highway which il is proposed to build under the special act Of the last general assembly, by a big crowd of the city's boosters present at a special meet. ing of the Business Mems League. which was held last night County Judge Abercombie. cf Ben. ton, was present and tcld of the pre-. lmlnary work that wac being done there. He also explained the reason why Garland county in general and Hot Springs in particular would pos sibly have 70 bear some or the ex- pense of getting up the abstracts for that portion of the district in Saline county, but enthused these present al the meeting by stating that he had taken the matter up with some of the pro2re. .siye men Of Benton and tha they had stated they would look after the expense Of this feature where Sa. line county vas concerned
 
 in detail and told why certain pro visions were made that. apparently. were more favorable to Saline county that one would understand Politics had considerable to do with the per. pleXing situation those back of the bill found themselves n. but the maj. ter of expense for Saline county in this work will be looked after by real "becsters' in Benton, and it is very doubtful if Hot Springs supporters of the highway movement will be called upon 10 bear any part of that ex- pense
 J. A. Stallcup made one of the most impressive addresses of the evening, when he called attention to the ex. treme care that must be exercised in getting every abstract correct. He went into details on this feature. He stated the cCst here would not be less than $500 and probably more and that 1t would take a competent man from two to three months to get up the abstracts.
 President Gus Strauss, of the League, presided at the meeting and al the suggestion of W. s. Sorrells, who is one of the commissioners for the new highway, named the following committee to go out today to raise the money necessary for this work: W, s. Sorrells. chairman; F. F. Klein. W. K. Chester, Frank Stearns. John A. Riggs, Hcustcn Emory, F. T.. How lett
 Judging from the optimistic report that was made by Mr Sorrells and Judge Abercombie last night, the committee will have little or no trouble in getting this money. Little Rock it was stated, would have 10 bear practically two-thirds of the ex pense of the highway. In that city one cf the commissioners will give the use of his abstract books, and Ni- Stallcup, for the Arkansas Trust com. pany, offered the use Of that com. panys abstract books and the faciu. ties they possess for work of this na ture.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereoy given that the firm formerly operating as Kloethe X Co. is dissolved. and the business in the fu- ture will be operated by V. c Verneux. All outstanding debts are assumed by V. C. Verneux. who vii pay all obligations and 10 whom all sums due Kloethe & Co should be paid.
 V. C. VERNEUX.
 JOHN NJ. KL0ETIlF.
 qe.Itx
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THE DeArH OF COLONEL g. W RECTOR

Colonel Rector has passed away lt'es Hercc tattles for him done; But ho leaves behind an illustrous name Like he golden splendor of a setting sun A loyal son 10 his native state Ah A9Aor to he land that gave him birth NL'h moral grandeUre pure and Just He was peer of all the ranks of earth To the errng he a guiding mark To the poor and distressed faithful friend. companion to the wise and great Win will hat none cou d break or bend In the legislature he served his state More from duty than from desire; TWce called into the governors race 4 place once filled by his worthy sire But ike the brightest In tered star, Somc mes eciPsed by one that, dead: He was never called to public view Nor placed at his state or nations head lie then retired 0 private life. And spurued distinctions worthless fame. No piaudus did he seek or ask He sought no laures for bls name. In death there ,s loss sastaned By nation wide and lhe world of men; A loss to his state and local bar. Seen throughout the lawyers ken In tho mind, of those who knew him best His life will remain beacon light; Remembered as man upright and just With courage 10 always do the risr He was fearless in all his acts and deeds. Just m judgment of foe friend Fair md honest in his business lie And wise in counsel with prudent men His manly bearing natures gift. Has home temple of faith and love. Ills sympat hies reached to unknown depths ITs thoughts winged mp 10 the stars above Ills fife was as pure as crystal stream His soul was as white as Shastas snow. His name still shines memOrys cloud Like the rich hued arch Of a radiant bow The cloudcre ped heavens weep his loss Raining their 'ears upon a mourning town Less worthy men have adorned a throne, Inferior men have graced d crown.
 James r, llogue. Little Rock Ari
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Report Of the Condition or the Arkansas National Bank

At Hot Springs. in the State of Arkansas, at the close of business on May ]. 1917
 RESOURCES.
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Report Of the Condition of the Citizens National Bank
Hot sprInqs. Ark.

At Hot Springs. n the State of Arltan- s2s. at the close of business on May l. l9lt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-08

DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-Dring .neSoto Springs Water Get a five. gall Il bottle delivered to your home or office, any part of the city All bottles steralized Phone S27. DeSoto Springs Company Jamison Bros city destributcrs.
 5.61w
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Society
Eilis-Jossyn.

Eilis-Jossyn.
 The Jersey Journal" of April 1o, l9l7 says Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Lee E lis to Mir. Eugene s Jossiyn of Osh. kosh, Wis, Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the residence Of the bride sister, MT. and Mrs. Charles B. War. ren, l42 Pearsall avenue. The cere. mony was performed by the Rev Frank s. Squyer, pastor of the Green vile Heights Baptist Church. Mir and Mrs. Josslyn will make their home in Oshkosh for which place they left socn after the marriage ceremony. Miss Mary Lee Ellis was a sister of Colonel Dr. Leonard R. Ellis of this city, and was reared here. She attend cd the Hot Springs public schools to graduation, and then later removed to Texas, and later to the East to re- side. She has many warm friends whose best wishes and congratulations will follow her through life.
 &
 Captain Frost Entertained
 Captain and Mrs Frcst of the United States navy were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. William c. Maurice last evening with a dinner party sehyed at the famous Dobrey's, south. east of the city. The table was decor. .ated with roses pyramided from which Ia flagstatf was formed and the red. white and blue of Old Glory was .abreeze. Other guests of the host and h. stess were Rev and Mrs. W. N. Wal. drip, Miss Mary Jane Finley and Douglas Hotchltiss.
 
 You are cordially invited to attend the Nlctrola recitals given at D. C.
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Richards music store every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30. 4,Stf Mrs C. Welcher and son have re- turned from Little Rock where they enjoyed a pleasant trip and attended the track meet.
 + $ Mrs Frank in is reported con fined to her bed with illness
 k A number of Hot Springs sportsmen will leave Thursday morning for Lake Chlcot where they will spend the re- mainder of the week fishing.
  Mrs. Andrew Jordan and little daughter, Bettie Jane, left Sunday morning for her mothers home for a short visit at Plainyiew. Ark.
 k MT. Fred Sammons left Sunday for New Orleans 10 visit his son, Louis. who is attending Soule Business Col. 1ege
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-08

Dr. F. F. Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be found at bis office 3i6 34s Central avenue. from 10 l2 and to pm, Ii-i4-:t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-08

Nspld tree delivery. Phone s45. Pub "c Drug Cimpsny. e-Stf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-08

Mrs. Ranche Nuneman will from May firsA on continue YE LITTLE SHOP, 3B4 Central avenue. selling al kinds og ladies' fancy work and wilt accept dn kinds Of chochet work to sell on bommis sion. 4291wl,
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For Ieliahle roof work caIl Geo. J. Turk. Ihone S39. l. s7'tf
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PLANTSl PLANTS!

Bedding plants Of all kinds and vege- table plants of all kinds. Greenhouse at end of Park avenue. Phone SIS. Johnson Floral Go. 4-i9.tf
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DIR. WALKEE's oEF;GEs.

Dr. DaCosta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to 6 front suite, second floor in the kempnei building. Elevator service. A-ls-tt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

ACCEPTED
santl Tioffi s341 Callowhill St
Antonio di Campo 232 N. seth st.
William j. smith 54e n. Hobart st.
Charles Bodine, 7lth st., and Haverford ave
Ismaele Maiocco, 56i9 Vine ST..
Maurice Solomon, 127 y. Stafford ST.
Richard Burns, 6533 Hayerford ave.
Salvador Areno. 537 n. simpson st.
Louis Feldman, 3S17 Pennsgrove st.
Mardiros r. Arlsman, 3S N, Goth st.
Nathan F. Roberts. 249 n. Horton st.
John McKeanan, 321 n. cd St
John w. Wharmsky. 81 y. Edgewood st.
Charles II. McCrea, 311 y. Robinson st
Fcrdnando Grszlano, 3l6 n. 61st st.
William T.. Jackson, 150 n. Redfeld ST.
Radclin NJ. Anderson, $50 y. Redheld st.
Edward r. Childs, LOG y Dewey st.
Alfonso Ganuclla, 6421 Vine st.
Nicolas Monacel GALS Carlton st.
Yegha NJ. Dadoorian. ~ y. Goth st.
John J. Dillon. 6l6 n. 5ith ST.
carroll T. Ramsay 6l3S Calowhill st.
William j. Gurr, 1913 y. Stafford ct.
Donate Ferrari. 6iOO Callowhill st,
Maurice Sedelsky 602G Vine ST.
Giuseppe Russo, 2i7 ~ Simpson st.
lohn n. Weir. ,57il Race e,
Harry J, Mcpurty, jrs I52o y; stth st.
Andrew T.. Westburg, las y. Wanamaker st.
Andy Rowan, 124 y. 55th St
Joseph j. Gibbons, j549 Race st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

Daniel p.ver. 22i7 Fitzwater st.
Tobn WeNsmsra. 2S3t Madison 81.
kioxander Goodwin. 2sO1 Peter st.
Henry Williams, 1921 Fitzwater 81.
Joseph Sewaii, 705 s. 10Th.
Lorenzo Gireton, 201s Carpenter.
archibald HIll. 20 80 3 ,e,b ls1n'
John Green, 1923 lHth.
Tlarsda Harris, 1880 Pemberton' Pm
EDWARD Emery, 600 s. 18th.
Frank Simpson. 2O24 Christian.
Frank sweeney, 2i4s CARPENTER.
Edward Murska. 1l91 $. 2Sth st.
Garey kirby. 526 s. Mole.
Harrison Guthrie. 14ls Bainbrldge.
Arthur BROOKS. 1890 $. 18th,
HAYWOOD Zachary, 1924 $. 18TH.
William McClarey, 2i1i Baihbridge.
otto Becker. 250i Carnsntoann;.
clarence Woods, 1Oll :; 2vtn.
Samuel Dougherty 63G ). Bamorey'
George Gross, ao2i Kimball st.
Walter Mason. 9i0 s.. 17th.
William Watson. oi36 st. Adams.
lame. Uaney, 1916 Kater.
Edward Nerlander, CIV :, lSth.
charles Spragln, 1880 Montrose.
Charles Johnson. lSOa Cnrnenter.
James Sanders. 752 8. 18th,
Aioysius Sweeney, 2l23 Christian.
Grover HAYWOOD, 1!2o Christian'
Charles Porter. 80 Catharihe'
Horace Horace Prisgs. 766 s. nth.
David Lee. 1919 Christian.
Edward Saunders, T07 s. Smedley.
Harry Smith. oO3s Carpenter.
Charles curtis. 1923 Fltzwater.
John Quinn, 223G Montrose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

IclhTn N. RuTsy. ,27 iSoo y; Cecil s,il st:
Mnorrn Wsrren h prnSnF ico r. sa,fors ,2ors s.
stephen Boydjief, -b5 N. Goth st. -
Joseph y. Mason 5430 Grard ave.
Albert King. 5522 Race st.
vincenzo al Tlzio. 1852 Calowhin ct.
Frank Ryan. 5s3I Market st.
TSomas TTSsonss ]. CRAIG. sSs n. SD sd st. st. A.:
Petro Turio $3.50 Csllowhill at.
James A. Marien, % N. Edrewood st /,
Joseph Alsop $3.50 Cherry ST
Samuel +. Rlebel. 401 n. 63d st.
Bernard J. German, 6541 Hayerford ave.
}2sGRe rsnE frcssman Fl STRfN aS b E5sn Edsewood s 81.
Mason l.. Williams, eli N. 5sth st. Z
Joseph A. Drew, d14 N. 5Sth ST.
Norman Hllbish, boO3 Vine st,
Asdrubale Glroamo; 22! n. b7th st.
Circo Cico " yine.enzoa .enzsa S912 yins So:v st; :,
James j. Ford. $40 Fiibert ST.
GEORGE NJ Fitzgerald, 6320 Vine st.
Elwood l.. Hart 40 N saith ST
Francesca Monaldi, GALS Vine st.
Edwin G. Humid, Ell Harmer st.
Andrew u. Frederckson 590S Havcrford ava
Ebenaser II. Fitchett, hs16 Arch at.
David s. Jacobs, 6050 Westminster ave
Michael II. Maverlm. b43t Vine at.
william Greene. 203 n. Nogdes st.
James r. II. Darling a35 N. cad at.
William p. Mason, 80 n. b4th st. ~
William T. Putang, 80 N. Dewey at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

ACCEPTED
Joseph Msehan 7e7 y. AID st.
Jettie Bennett 7js y. 4lst st.
George Heatherinston. 655 n. Preston st.
Edward Stopp. 4l9 y. 41st st.
James brewster. 1881 Poplar st, (enli.ted).
nI,d Hudson Rn,S Bnnks s. dSs sgN0kyn y; " St
Hans Schicss, Falls road.
David Kossowsliy, 1899 Pennsgrove ST.
ThGmaT synss 42,s asas Sioa sn,sr. st.
MaTtS MantSn PSrteT IA 'Ss' 4ls ST. "
1SDihS% AEG shsr%Tg. GhS;So aiG Wyosa St
William stahl. sai0 Wyaiusing ave.
Martin !: sa%mss5S,, 4@is G,Tard ave
s;Ps. pals y RsrTy ~. $50 .Js2 sEoGElyn ~ ST.
George Smith, 4300 otter st. (enlisted).
John Cutler, 43l3 Wyalusng ave.
Harry DeLanay; 43s99 Westminster ave.
Psfer esn SiSG9Ifaf2 45l 81 Manaa a1ss St.
Samuel sSdm sh9GSi PGSk,n i2l s,s stSte 4is st.!
Norris /. tohaE, asa? . 90. Cambridge st.
anne iSS sSSt TfEs s'
Rudolph Ruby; i.tS ,So Belmont s,lnt ave.
20 ao"M MaRewiis. K VIM G54 IN 4 4sd d'iG" st. ave-
Abssrt chant, S7a Preston st.
Walter j. Paden, Ala Holly st
Herman A; Levin. 1ilo \; 4lst st:
a:ssp. Gi:SS = %ss%'G 9es5 '$
Charles l.. Budd, 5l4 y. 4ist st.
Raymond Davis, 4l1s Leidy ave.
Nathan Weiss, 4121 Poplar st.
John II. Greene. 623 y. AGA st.
Alvah 8. Jack s36 Preston st.
j. r. Kshl 1918 y. 41st at.
Walter A. Dittnick, $50 n. 42d at.
,Iohn Il. Rush, 4l52 parkslde ave.
James 8 Plaut, 4+01 Market st.
Harvey: MoGGssoshegsn. 4ooo Spring Gards. st
Pietro Musta. +03R Cambridge ST.
Frank Prent2el. 40i ". 4lst ST.
william Coleman. B6t Brooklyn ST.
George Washington $40 Hutton st.
Earl Mellon, 401S Parrish ST.
Andrew Walershein, T2S Union st.
Albert Krsvitz 1928 N. 4oth st.
William Franklin. Jr.. 4OI2 Barring St
Anthony Dougherty, 10th st. and Psrkside ave
Harold Hers 330 Holly St
Barnie Weiss 1880 Poplar st.
August Subat. $40 Brooklyn St
Morris sherman, 4l55 Leidy ave.
Louis Brand, 3963 Pennsgrove st.
Herman Sacks, 1857 Cambridge st.
BENJAMIN Wofe 4O0l Poplar st.
David Galdstein. 418S Poplar st.
Clarence Copeland 1925 Reno st.
Walter Mitthauer, 1907 Poplar at.
David Axerod 4O33 Poplar st.
Richard Edwards. SI3 BROOKLYN st.
Max Walor. 4is3 Mantus ~,
Albert Carballosa 73S n. aga st.
iI'GP M Roosepsg, srss, s7s s n amsrisfe inst sf ST.
William Rosen. 42l5 stiles ST.
Morris Newman, 90 y: a:d St
Alexander Clark, 66t Holly st.
IS%' ISSn FHsas Maismsas Sis nuGa innI N IT. 4o'h st.
Walter Robbins s5s \. 4sd ST. "'
Edward Trout. $40 Budd ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

5Ssls. 5ssn s.;snfr %'sm ssot sc JhSmgsSn S gsS i. It
ssm:. H:n Muanby Ma ssss ssoS Ssytsp Westminster Il; ave-
Twin ssvins. Pratt, a2sG Otter st.
Hs4fS Hsfsp' Bssmsn ssTS" scSs ssss YsSss. st
SSr, MSiaasy ssSs ss pdSSr S@Ssf9gd s ave
%illis% %illis% RsPt%sS RRsPt%RsSn IL sis ssih ', st,
RsnlRs MIlSm RShiissSn %issS oSs 90 n H9IS agd st. st.
EE::ssSc Es.:s cIsrS 81. ToIiS &srssi K St
%s. SSsrf bSSsS: SsSSS sfS MSTTsT GSsS,is y Club
iEHfiRn III Bortes. Ssa's s2o6 Gis PaTf:dS NES ave. %
S.P's! SrST ~ SsPisIss III S5.S.;
Is.sSs s%S; 4MTssiSS, Ms.Sh paM.,ss tl;t st ave-
David Eppstein. 1880 Union st,
ssGGT1 DsSS SosSma MsSnn tS7g Hsysrord Hos .v.
Cosmos vordas, 45 Vista ST.
Msm ala. ris,csI ghcsc soSl o w'EEsH st.
sraei E'I Pe1lon' Ts"t'1i i pepar p5Is'0a St
samuel MaGEettGr -a2ie Penpssrove st.
Walior ytt., NMcLauEh,l,p' eos Budd ST.
Ichn Isn sass Bsumea aSs, l2sG g;Ui, N 4i't ST.
Victor Rnsel, 1905 Belmont ave
Morris Fishman, 100 State ST.
Samuel Simson, 1919 Brandywine st.
Harry Rabnowitz, 1920 Pennsgrove ST.
John kerlln. 730 Union st.
Harry Redman. 4I5i Poplar st.
John Light, 326 Holly ct.
Joseph Feldman. 1913 Wyalusing ave.
Joseph Messner. 100 Sloan st.
Harry Stott, 22d and Walnut SITS. tSwarthmore
AptD.
Samuel Brantz 3sO2 Poplar st.
Ens,%e5; ,a..nS p.Sd mellow f5Gston St
Elmer Gross. 4O2i Reno ST.
Harry Leonard $500 Poplar 81.
oliver Robinson. G3G Holly St
Walter Ritter. 4213 Market st.
Micha el Ella f253 Lancaster ave.
Joseph Edelson 415i Poplar st.
Conrad Naurcr 43l0 Hsverford ave.
Harry Altshuler 1888 Wyalusing ave.
Sam Louis. 1923 n. 40th st.
Samuel Bruicker, 4124 Cambridge st.
Michael lmber. 1904 Poplar St.
lsadore Erusalimsky 43l3 WyaluslnE ave.
James Coyle, $50 Pallas ST.
BENJAMIN Roscnfeld, i137 Cambridge st.
Edward Brill. 11O3 y. Ilst St
John Mccarthy, sh1 BROOKLYN st.
Robert Rector 4O5I Wallace ST.
Abraham Gandol. 4ls9 Lcidy 1T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

David Ninsman. Se7 y. eth st.
Samuel Samuel RsrisS RRslis2 81 81 \ Marsha sis rs st.
Albert bowman. lii4 Brown st.
Adcph Bauers. 1907 Olive St
Richard w. Canegys, 1915 Poplar st.
August Dunorofel, o2G Poplar st.
Ssn SSGPf ErEnaer s6.s hoduS Srs%" St. ST.
Rspael Guerrero. al9 Green St
Harry Cramer. l2ia Brown st.
william Halliday, 5l9 Franklin st.
Fex MGso% "ss Mount s Vernon n
IGsepH Isy yI@ c $ SM'GMn 9%n Sii a,Ts,l ~ lTth ST.
isSn fS%dg a,ras. SsSe iaf ss2 FsrSy 5 i. lee ST.
Ernest Tschereg. $50 y, 18th st.
MorPs %PE WssnScTs ssIsTs SD Sd orSsI icth St st.
walter wells i1os sc ogden feE'ps st ST.
GSar. ESST EaelSfT5 & F,s5cT SlS Al EraHfi. 5S
Christ CLANS. ass parten fsnNat" st. st.
Reil" ReuBsn HgSstan sis4%sn i?, sos @vs Il sS q.
Norris Norris LandsQn; III Marshall st.
Alfred An,s, But BSiz $50 N Marshall st.
AleSander saajda; 1918 Pearl st.
Louis Louis s9Snr2 Gsi ss EpISmGqRt S ave
Edward TiIler. oi5 Lombard st. Wilmington
james Williams, 1925 North ST.
samuel Einkorn. !27 ~, 7th ST.
Geo Banwart. III =, .11th ST.
uaS August osRs%sGi smansEy - go \ r Fran st,
Louie Koff. 62T Master st.
Peter kathosky. sos y. 9th st.
Timothy kedatzsky 1922 Melon st.
Harry 6. Leelar. 5I57 ROdman st.
Jacob Iehovitz 32G \. 6th st.
John W. ILsco, l05 Rrandywine st.
ben Lachapelle. 1905 Wallace st.
As4TGsT Rs1n1. pd,sS:;; Gotos, l$S;, %alisSe :,.
Jim PSikumi 2SI Buttonwood ST.
sam sam n1k nRnteekI; sl7 n Franklin st.
Ahtoni Rymkiewicz. $40 y. Camac St
solomon Shapiro. sol n. Franklin ST.
Frederick Storz. 405 n. 18th st.
Morris >. Silvers, s2i y. eth st.
Morris Shore, $50 n. FRANKLIN st
Hayman Segal, SCI n. 9th 1t.
EXEMPTION CLAIM REFUSED
Mike Alter, l0iG Olive st.
John BagdanaS, 9l7 Melon st.
Geo. NJ. Braolara T2i Wallace st.
Norris Chosen; i67 y. 18th st.
Anthony y; Gaber, 1907 Olive st.
Louis Goldberg, 1870 n. 3ist ST.
Standley Swaddzis. S27 Vine St
Philip Goldberg, 726 e. 1th st.
Antoni Belesky. 452 ~ Franklin ST
Isadore schuT, s27 ~ Marshall st.
Philip Rebalsky. ol3 ~ sth st.
ArmeLaE Kasperian. 1904 Spring Garden at
t;usene tEusene Marshall srs lSsa Ogden st.
Harry Memo, 800 n, 18th ST.
BenJamln Neereld, G2a y. Marshall st.
Joseph X. Oun6ian, 100 Green St
Jacob Miller, sSl y. Sth st.