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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
PROFESSOR SLAIN IN HUNT
Member Of italian Mission Left Ship
at African Port-Body Found Later

Genoa, Oct, 25.-(By A. PD-On
the arrival Of the Italian steamship
Principcssa Mafada from Bucnos Aires
yesterday, the police made investigation
concerning the tragic death of Prof.
Mario Mazzie, a member Of the Italian
mission which last June visited Brazil
Signor Pinotti, Mazzie's secretary
said that when the steamship arrived
at Dakar. October IA, the professor. an
enthusiastic sportsman, landed for n
hunting expedition, promising to return
before the ship departed.
Two days later wireless message TO
the liner said that near Bellares body
supposed to be that of Mazzie, was
found. No money was found on the
body, although when he landed at Da-
kar he carried 10000 lire. No traces
of violence were found on his body.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
LIMITED LIABILITY STANDS
Supreme Court Refuses to Review
Eastland Disaster Cases

Washington, Oct. 25.-(By 4. P.)--
DEGREES Of lower courts limiting the
liability incurred by the operators Of
a dock at Chicago, in 1915, will stand
as a result Of the refusal Of the Supreme
Court today to review cases brought in
behalf of dependents of several of the
victims.
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D'ANNUNzIO DENIES PLOT
Says He Is Not Contemplating
Overthrow Of Government

Rome, Oct. 25.-(By A. Pre-
ports printed in newspapers of this city
TO the effect that Captain Gabrielle
D'Annunzio was involved in a plot in.
tended to overturn the present Italian
Government have been denied by Cap
tain D'Annunzio. according to reports
from Fiume.
He has issued an official statement
vigorously protesting against rumors
that he Is intending to participate In a
coup de main" and adds he has never
been "addcted to plots"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
SET LIQUOR TEST DATE
Supreme Court to Hear Transporta-
ton Case December 6

Washington. Oct. 25.-(By 4. P.l--
December @ was set today by the Su-
preme Court for hearing arguments in
the case brought by ]. w. Goldsmith,
Jr., and the Grant Co. to test the val
idity of federal laws providing for the
forfeiture Of any conveyance used for the
transportation Of intoxicating liquor.
The government, in moving that the
case be advanced for early hearing, said
a large number of cases involving the
am" points were pending in lower
courts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
COX BEGINS TOUR
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Democratic Nominee Expresses
Confidence as He Invades
Doubtful" State
TRUMP CARDS PROMISED
BY the Associated Press

En- Route with Governor Cox, Oct.
20.-Wcst Virginia today was visited
by Governor Cox in opening the last
full week Of his presidential campaign
ing. Nine addresses in this so called
doubtful state were on the Demo
cratic candidates program today. be-
ginning with an early morning speech
at Hinton and including an afternoon
address at Charleston and night meet.
ing at Huntington.
That several trump cards were ready
for the campaigns wind-up was prom
ised by the Democratic management.
/ The League of Nations issue, however,
it was said, would continue the chief
appeal to voters by Governor Cox and
other Democratic speakers.
The governors West Virginia effort
today was the second in the state and
followed his speech in Madison Square
Garden last Saturday night at New
York. where he stressed business argu
mcnts for the league and for the first
time said that he expected to Com
IA'illlN' VII i'FtINuAloIlNs
The candidate was TO make rear plat
form addresses today at Heckley, Mount
Hope. Fayette. Montgomery, Cabin
Creek and st. Adams. Tomorrow the
governor will speak at kcnova, w. Va. {;
Ashland, Ky. and Portsmouth. o.,
with night meeting III Cincinnati.
Washington, Oct. 2J.--"We've got
EN- on the run. Watch them howl and
whine and wiggle this week ~
Such was the salutation OF Governor
Cox when the Democratic presidential
campaign train rolled into Washington
last night for forty five minute stay
en- route to West Virginia.
A crowd of several thousand thronged
the rotunda of Union Station when the
Democratic candidate arrived in the ma
tional capital. Demands for his appear
anCe were SO insistent that Joseph =.
, Tunuty. secretary to President Wilson.
persuaded Governor Cox to leave his
"ar and speak word of greeting. Gov.
ernor Cox expressed deep gratitude, "
but said he would not violate the pro :
pricties of the Sabbath by saying more
than that.
New York, Oct. 2J.-After a forty
hour visit which his campaign man
ayers declared had won New York, "
Governor Cox left here yesterday for
the last week of his campaign speech
fliaking before the presidential election.
Before entraining for West Virginia
and thence to Indiana, Kentucky and
/ Ohio the Democratic candidate for
| President expressed entire confidence"
| in the outcome of the campaign.
Frankly, ! expect TO be elected" the
candidate said in one of his five speeches
| Saturday, and yesterday he reiterated
his conviction TO those who called to pay
their respects to him and to Mrs. Cox
at the hotel in which they stopped here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
BOMBS FOUND NEAR SHRINE
Memorial Dedicated to Japanese
Soldiers Marked for Destruction

Toxic. Oct. 25.--(By A. P.D-Two
bombs similar to those which exploded
in front of the House of Representatives
last summer were found here today by
the police. They were outside shrine
dedicated to japanese soldiers and sail
ors which was being visited by a mum
Der Of prominent persons, including mill
tary leaders. Discovery of the bombs
was made before they exploded.
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Thieves Get $175 In Gems

Thieves climbed fence and entered
the residence of Sidney Fricdenberg.
93S South Second street, yesterday and
stole more than Sl75 worth Of jewellery.
They gained admittance by breaking
the panels Of the kitchen door.
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DEATHS

JoHNsEN, Oct. "a. ANNA r.. widow OF
ices on Wed, at u q. m. at late residence,
ITO n, 22d St, Camden. n. J. Interment
JOHNSON Oct 20. 1920 REBEcCA. X,
n, wife OF John l. Johnson, OF Frederick.
NoI.AN.--oct %, JOHN c.. beloved hus:
band Of Margaret Nolan. Relatives n and
friends Invited 10 funeral on Tues. at $3.50
a, M, from his late residence. 24t0 N How
ard St Solemn mass Of requiem at church
Of the Visitation, at 10 a. m. intermen'
Holy Cross Cemetery. ttftt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
HELP WANTED-FEMaLE

COOK. wages S85; also waitress, s55: white
fly; servants; all conveniences: very desir-
able position. Can 3l8 W. Johnson ST., Ger
mantown, or phone. Germantown Gill. Car
fare paid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
ORDINANCES

-,,,on, Of wharves. Docks and Ferries;
esCm lem Al sa1,.D thTs Zee, thSp9and os s,S
5000, doestSt osevcnty-one III dollars and ninety.
tionse'tG NNn tG07i cents; from Item g water rent;
my t59( ter dS,laFS, street fty 3oj doiags from
North nTt for refund OF taxes etc, nfty 900
soars city rrom Four zen thoussnG M %
repay ,tnendred ard eighty 4,7sQ) dollars and
sssNy,y.three ssy,et t03D cents. Total. eight tnousand
~ ~ the following;
.rpARTMENT OF wHARvEs. DOCKS
DEL fh' AND FERRIES.
4. To nay the salaries Of employees
Neh,h Neh,hh,stofore chargcable ngalnst the sixty
seven mili9n one sn nsndred Sns stnSe No
iVV;SScp iiVnSer lst, 1919, as follows: Carroll Il.
Tho@pson principal s, t,ss snsiGSer snIs
-four ,hhIirty.four (3i) cents; BENJAMIN l.,
Berry, f,,p assistant engineer; three hundred
enc, fty engineer, SHsi three hundred and nifty
essoj dollars: .Heber James, assisntant n en-
inner siDW three hundred and nfty B5o) dol
rs Wofs three SSndTsd and tR @
r fg.three tS5S( dollars end thiTrty,four tsD
ssntds sss,,rdI.d fussSd asd sxty:sI% 26G dollars and
hH9SIey fhtHriylseyen (67J cents; Edward A. Poppert.
craftsman two hundred and ,o1s sixtyrsix sL
bESSsTed EIssTe,d and sixty;slx, t2oel d9llars and
e nSsed Gemts osStsf sSd ty SSs) Sdef do
srs Rhrd sehseg y ,gsstqr two sN,H ngH
sssens ssseh '0f clerk, sixty.sx Sedl dollars and
sINty.seven ssy; (6O cents, Charles r: Weir
5asman two hsnsesa 'IS bnndred and
s;siepn (oiBJ dollars and sixty -scven $50
sents; cents" James Bell. Inspector. two hundred
{Snd SndrsG Ssnts and si sixteen g dollars and SIX
ssys,n '9 $40 gTn1S hundred and sixteen 1sid
inSiPers"arn and sixty.seven JJ cents; j. Har
ris Reed Inspector two hundred and siS,
cents: cent Elmer NJ. Rice, Inspector, two hun
Tp,,d' Sped and sixteen t216) dollars and sixty
S SSdtsG Ssts ASes AND sx9eeS us aiRss
ner. n@r inspector, Two hundred and sixteen
JOSEF Joseph d. Gin. inspector, two hundred and
sixteen l3lel d9Ilars and siSty,seyen stse,e tSO @
cents Herbert x,p W. hlchtsT To, doaps an9 m9
siHtylseven rHi.S (87) cents; Charles NJ. Fessler,
Inspector two hundred n and csnis sixteen 1on SalS
fGlrtps sartGs fnS nSDector two hundred Ana sixteen
t9i6J dollars and sixty.sevcn 6il cents
Sseph l, GssTs and
tsT1l tsTl Cents: Russell A. Smith, inspector;
Two hundred end sixteen l2iG) do,,aEs ata and
soIiars and sixty-seyen t67j cents William
ys5 aoars %H %%% han'Sa SpG
i,n i5spector, two hundred (2OO) dollars
Hugh Hui II. Herbert, inspector. two hundred
900 dolars Ira d. Hanna, stenosrapher;
ono hundred and sixty-six tB6) dollars and
sixty.seyen (67) cents; Fred /. Flood, Jr..
apprentice one hundred Q0O) dollars:
Harry Jeferies, in9pector one hundred
and sIxty-stN I68) dollars and sixty-seven
Is7J cents: Edward Spratt driller. one
hundred and tfty-siI $50 dollars and
engineer clerk one hundred and thirty
seven $50 dollars and tifty-one GID cents.
Total. SIS. .002. 60
Approved the 10Th day OF December.
A. b. 1919. ,,,o.o, s,,,r,
CVo 12l5) Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Deaths

OF AREhE wjan i? <ysd V.;. ws
aRd @ s6s fssnfs kchdnd nxasf 81, to RaaSs tSasFa
sish mass Al, Saints, s,,. Church Brdssburs'
ANGERER. 13. ADOLPH husband
Of Louisa Angerer (nee Ackermann). aged So.
Seiatives and friends invited to funeral,
II. Guenther S643 N Percy st. Int. private
Chelten Hills Gem
=, ANlDDERsoN.-Jan; IA. JAMES G., son of
Henry Rsichsrdt. s5s1 queen lane Falls Of S
SchuSlkill. Int. Mt. Peace Gem
bHRNE Il " ss:a ssas s. oEGis ksstvs: @
snd fregds nyted e attend requiem mass
Int. private. '''' O. "
! BAyEE TJsn. 10. August FRED
ea HOB aEsd IF La ss ss RsSs
PasSS" sa6s nsy % 5s 5Sf f6Sqs q Ger"
oTsnz Bornath tnse puerr, 81 Gsd aEsd o T'is Res az
ySs so "a and fsnds 1otef eoT bst5 t sn% sn
ssts. Int Hillside Gem. Friends may cali
tives and friends invited to funeral services,
Sat- F. M, 127 Morgan ave, Palmyra,
.p EpURYssA5sfiSNN,PBJan. 3; S5;,!i5 z, ILELEN. T.
or R Of nd s1 sSFnS Mccannq 59d q4qEnT aasS g
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Fri,
Blessed Sacrament 10 a. m. Int Holy E cross ross
Elisa jane ays9sr., AGED IS ReistSsss iSsso and %
E ERrdsP9s Elm. INT, fyS aMpi M e5S"tSo'"s'S GEM; ave-
1AsfEs husband nsShs of &ae csm6 and 1Tp Son 3 81
late Maria and pominlck Camp!, aged 05
Frateilanza Italiana. Invited to funeral Sat
ga m. rssidenee Of stephen Costa, oos S,
Masdslsn de Pszzis ChuTch mi, -T&ay Holy
band OF Harriet F. Clark (nee Wlbiej. Reis
tives and friends. winnemucca Tribe No.
r Of A.. and employees OF Textile Machine
Co, invited 10 funeral services, Sat, D.
M. llls Frankford ave. Int. private, North.
GSoMiiY o 5sG iii, hs, GHop. }oHN LOS @5os6eH son
fss;GGss inSieS ot SatSUts to fnnfs5 a55
int HSS sepScSre Gem Friends d'imn may es at
'cSRoNK. : Jan. 1a, WILLIAM cRoNK.
242 Water st. ii,oy,t NJ caoy Holly N, j. Fri, i
plTAvis.EJan. y, is Jt i il. JANE A., widow ~
RsTisn ta%s tSReTS tSG ycsM PTya,S at
'0I 0pITESNSNIssoN. suddenly, Jan. II. MAR
I
| Dennlsson, aged SO. Relatives and frienSs
| Invited to funeral services, Sat. D. nv
| bb3O Greene St, Germantown Int private -
DEVENNEI,-Ja i3. MICHAEL. nus
band OF Annie Devenney Relatives and
, T., D9negSl p and ,i,s, r. Societies ana DIV,
NSs 81 A.. loao BroWn oT1 st. 'V@Hsrs @sst pSt psrt
Solemn requiem mass Church Of Our Mother
pIcKEL.--Jln, i3, MARY. wife OF par
lei Dickel Cnee Grabeyl aged so. Rela tiyes
| and friends Invited 20 funeral services, sat
D. M, 2437 e. Dauphn ST. Int. North Ceda ?
| Hln Gem. -
| DI sIPIo Jan. IL. ANTHONY tknown n.
| "STEVE") son of Gennaro and Palma cnSs
| Piacentni di Siplo. Relatives and friends
| Invited TO funeral Fri. 3 .. M, Ola Kimbs II
st solemn requiem mass Our Lady Of Good
Counsel Church a. m Int. Holy Cross
'DBoHAN. Jan. is. JOSEPH A. DoHAN.
Relatives and friends invited Thurs, 10
4 Sp M. 1899 N, Park ave "
boNoHuE. On jan H. 1920 MARY
| ter Of Josephine Myers, In her Eath yef
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend / :
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NOTICE Us HEREBY GIYEN rnAT

- application has been made to the Pub
lie Service Commission OF tho Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, under tho provisions
OF the Public Service Company Law by
Charles W. SchoelIer and Herman Heller
6O47 Reno street and d42 South Eighth
street, respectively; Alexander Henry, 1920
South Orkney street Frank Desmond 4Oi8
Haverford avenue, evidonCing the Commits
sion's apprnYal Of the exercise OF the right
mad privilege OF operatinE motor vehicles = =
common carriers for the ranspOrta tinn OF
persons upon call or demand IN the citv of
Philadelphia. A public hearing Of the afore.
said applications VIII be held In Room 4OB
city Hall. Philadelphia Thursday, Janunry
22d. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
when and where any person In interest ma y
appear and be heard II they desire
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

"'D N, EGhDlNANCE to authorize the CIerL.
,Nouhcils to draw. and the C,itv Snn'
nnomeI 70 countersign, warrants in noH
inneHt OF certain claims for the dihereppccsss
s, ~ ~ salaries as City emp,oyes whIie Sh
Sint sly IN the military service Of the IInifs1
Statss Government '"e Ohiteu
Gle Sec.on aton l. The Select and Common co,,-
ma u the city of Philadelphia do orJsin
draw "e Jerks OF Councils he authorizeS 10
III" ana the City Controller To- conntsr' 70
salsr, Iahts In payment Of differences In
IN thn ri nt certain employees, while absent
Goysnr,r,,m n, ,,mllltary service OF the United Stotss
sstsnt ylz,: Mildred Krips' frst as
Ussi;b' ,hnti-toxIn Laboratory, Bureau 81
doIars' nn5Iee hundred and seVenty-six S379l
man Cfina ina slxty-two t62) cents; Lena Kant
hundrsd Wy nurse, Bureau OF Health two
eightv.sut ahd seventy-elght (27s) dollars and
two bSndrdpth dpthllGdelphia General Hospital.
:srts,!%o :srrtr!.ro ys21 cents, and David r. Clover
s eishty-two t2s2J dollars and fortWinSgSSa tnunnrea
drsS Senis, Total. one thousand ono bin.
sntv. snd hftS;three Q,i63j dollars and seu.
drawn snt s .lN) cents, said warrants 10 ne
SrIsTtin against Item 10 in the annual nonro e
yea eon Io,n 20 the Clerks OF Counciis' for The
etc Sso!p, Tor the provision az "a ilIaue ~
Ice stc St 'hose In the naval or military sew.
IN Provided. That any balance remaining %
Shall' iot r,eI OF this item December 81. 1919,
1919 the 2oth day of December. A. d.
CNo ,o,-, THOMAS r. SMITH.
I' Mayor OF philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

f.rsH ursHPIniN;ANcE ~ ;c 10 authorize certain trans.
Hsain,h ,htments OF Public Safety. Public
| ellis a. and Charities and Clerks OF Coun-
I paying the year 1919, for the purpose Of
plovass saIaIles and wages ~ certain ON.
foS'sss appointed professionally and carried
Whsr.sohse period than three months.
s ehs,A,st Ast q June s6 ioie. cansttutIns n.% 0
fhIlade,ntI the sovernment Of the City OF
so1al e.,. SS, .nic,H y y .etipuleted that 10 provi-
iead ~ ~ w payrolla Of any department. bu-
,h!ec month"; utbs's'on for . longer period than
wa1ssaa. The sehsauIsa e szszalaas.qns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
ORDINANCES

% prepared by the Civil Service Commission
ton Of no pr1Sds susb fer the prompt esamn
limitation 'GGViiIGel' of @G anG %G0on''e' OWN"
rners,sS Whersas r. The employees hereinbetore emu,
should be reimburscd ior thc ,in,e IN sycess sps
Snpled Sr NE three months priqd which they have
this servIce begin1,n," hesS hnu w wnlts' ese 81
isiD, tierefore s''''''hs as ot november H.
Section l. The Select and Common cou
That the city controileT be- "fa n,thorized To-
make t9s toioylng transfers in the annual
afPpIropratiions az Ione,i for The year iooyiz Clerks
hOusand 'f four hundred SdaG's and YasTs nne
tt4oy, dollars and slxty-five 1859 cents. to
pppApTnr>r ~, r,.,,,
'HrAHlMnNT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
,,on 400 .r Electrical Bureau.
Item As4 "ts' To pay SSerstSr stSncy HosEn, soS7S
N''' '"'''e ~. .'..,''...'.'' 14.oo
"a. 40, "'eau Oh correction.
Item A8G. To pay Daniel w. Roacn
doiiars ana i syieith s9erd; siStncnine tSo} 900
and Wus Wu SiSStty-tnnree tG3l cents
neer. tifty fsoi q ihdSill, All assistant en- a,
DEpARTHnW,r @ uo1"rs, o1, r,,,,, I1ta, , .SiIo'e'
Dire preetor,, or ponh,o ofnc" WORKS
Item Al. To nay Eugene o'"Vs Williams.
John Malta t'ssSS WV uoIlars' ana
three t53J doiiaTs oIy oni tWiehhty Nishty
seven tsD cents. Total. ...9,.. $o3. 81
Bureau OF Highways
Item Ala To nav Nytriar, n no
ner. foreman | siytv.ssyen ws,l,am a., G ben ser,
Iars and fourteen d4) cents, ana
eight (sSy sSyo0GWin. Sni,as.s iron ron worker,
Bureau Of spryevs ,,, -
Item Aea .ro,n,n rua,. -. Su,'eys' -
transltmanH i....iaof p'y riank .. Dowlins 81, a.
Item A3o. To puy Frank Keates on.
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THOMAS 3. SMITH.
Mayor OF PHILADELPHIA

AN ORDINANCE to make noo sn oJS oaJgSproPTi,aiion a,it
sum sum OF forty-two million four hundred and
esSyn sSy 1913 s, doaTS provided or by
an ordinsnce approved the 10Th day of
Seee seetion !. The Select and Common coun-
ellis Of the city, Of Phladee,IP9hau u Do oon oGdsn; AIN
E the tSe Gt tssn Snssaed sPn Of o
in The sum Of forty-two million four hundred
and X a Soars or S
1918. be aud the same is hereby appropriated
as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Bureau OF Highways.
Item 49, 5sSies Of Country
Item r%adS ias. paving inte;rssctons 5000
Item 1914. Improvement OF tho FOL
lowing branches OF The Boqle-
vard Bensalem. Holme and Po-
Item Fsf i5s tSs 5sSIR !%sIRs nrsas %
Street Boulevard. Plaza. League
Island Park and Government zoo Am
1tsm STeiiSs iSs.- Toward tho acquisition ''
OF and payment for property
tpken for and Improvement of - ma
Item 100 tSfSfT co%stFuction Gt '6tfy'H" Of Main
,ts@ ssTf5ii III. CONSTRUCTION Of main ''''0O
sewers in Bigler and Packer ,oo .u>
rtem sH1efsS3 ia3. ctonstructlop Of main oOU
sewer in yenAng0 street ,.,,,,, 10000
Item 184. Construction OF branch an,
Item i93. Construction of bridges 800 900
Item 1876, Toward The, tie aSqId'sltI3n snd tnn
srSf sr1f,On and Of sewass syste@ dsP0'Sf al
PFTanSford Frank I'd Creek sroa,...,'...; 1,4sS 900
Item 1877, Toward EemovaB OF
grade crossings in South Phila;
SfPea %apeh 2s 1871. 81 eo"''act e@.' 1900 900
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND
CHARITIES.
Bureau of Charities.
Item 100. Toward the acquisition
OF land, erection. construction
phia General Hospital. Nurses
Home and other buildings under
the supervision and direction of
the Department Of Public Health ,ooo
and Ch"TSsiss penartment OF Mayor. S-oo'oO
Item 100 toward The construction
OF Convention Hall, supplement-
tRS aiSanca mo"Gs spPTOySG pP June ia iai $50 900
building Of the Free Library OF ooo.
Ph'lade'pGp5s pspairtment OF law -'1Oo'ooo
1,em 100 70 g,t pay Tor damages for
the heretofore authorized open
ing, widening and CHANGING o.
grade of streets, CONSTRUCTION or
sewers, condemnation OF prop
erty for parks and other pur- ,.
c6PMSsMSffssioNERs PSsSff OF FAiRMotNr ffStiSHo fSRK
Item l9S To pay Snd 'T 10 bs bSsGDGrS sHsS
Tor Fairmount and other parks; $4,000
| an art museum ,.,.'.. ~ 600, 900
| hppToved this 3Oth day OF December
! a. ~ ''''' THOMAS n. SMITH
mo 1921 Mayor OF Philadelphia
! AN ORDINANCE TO make an appropriation
| "to the Department Of City Transit out OF
| tHe sixtv-two million one hundred thousa nd
| tB2 100, 0OO) loan. being the unlssued por-
| tinn ~ a loan for the sum OF Sixty-seven
million one hundred thousand (87 100. OOOl
| dollars provided by an ordinance approved
| the 6ath daY OF June, 1919. to be used
| toward the construction and improvement
OF subways tunnels, railways. elevated
| railways and other transit facilities and
the payment OF interest and sinking fund
| charges.
ellis OF the City OF PHILADELPHIA do ordaln in.
| That the sum Of ffty-three million one hun.
1 sixty-two million one hundred thousand t62..
100. .oool dolls- loan, be and the same |.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
IN NfENfORIAM

In memory Of ROSE BLUMENTHAL. who
died January Is, 1917.
Husband. Sons and Sister.
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Item 5S. To pay bill of Joseph L.
Shoemaker. furniture. .......... So 81
:, McTstridee & Son; printing -. 4.o2
Item 05. To pay bills of Philadel-
pIhina ,Isnal Electric COMPANY, powder
lars; and United Gas Improve- INN Owe
ment COMPANY. thirty-thFee' (33)
dollars and ninety toO) cents. .
Item ss. II, pay bills Of American =
lars Sf and and els eshtyeisht SsTG tss' So eeGts HGl
4 buaSre5 a SrSTdey STd ywsntY,yo mh s1d s iss G6
piee, Wili--Jones Co, milk. four
hundred and eleven t41D dollars
Item e. qs TO pay '0f Sins Se'5s os AtIss 9fs %
Grocery Co, groceries. five hun.
dred and nineteen t5l9), dollars
ter. one hundred end thirteen
u13) dollars and seventy-one t7I)
cents d. r. simon pr9ylslons.
tS tSs doII%rs nqreG and 'TS t%entsfouF snuEta ca
cents; H.. D. Reese. provisions.
ETC., one hundred and three Goal
dollars dollars ard r,nryentS ssventE-tour roo. 90
six hundred and nlnety.four tsaD
dollars and siXty-four 6D cents;
Henry ". Young. fish, etea sixty,
two 1927 dollars and eight tS)
etc. tf9rty.tlre4 t4sl dollars and
/ five C5) cents; James NJ keough.
ty::threc .os) cents; 2, Kline. vege,
tables. fltty-nine tS0) dollars and
seven 60 cents: .Kolbs Bakery
four S'dHE' SoE dollars GLARS and nd ctshty.tWso tIs
cents; and GustPvus Sie9el. pro-
visions. two hundred and nifty
t25ol dollars and fifty-eisht t5s) ..
Item lOG. For repia cling OF a motor
car. being the difference between
the cost price Of the new car nnd
Appraisal Committee for the old
Item ls. juvenile support; To Pay
Good Shepherd, Germantown. one
hundred and seven 400 dollars
and seventyfour t7p cents: Arch
enty-one 7ll dollars and fifty
t50) cents: House of the Good
Shepherd. Fairmount avenue; two
Ednond's Home for Crippled
chIldreps tyo hundred and Sossrs7s twsn
proteetoTy y,9ns fop op'eIT Girls 81 two S9SGRSs hu
dred and thirty-seven i2sO dol
lars and eight Isl cents; st.
Msry's Polish Orphan Orphan As Asy5gm, dgt
(5O) cents; Missionary Sisters Of
/ the sacred He3rt, thirty-two Is2l
dollars and fifty ,o,o, tSo| cents: e The
! PcnnSNiNdillh OoCltly 70 ffoteCt
| Children from Cruelty. two thou
sand two hundred and twenty
/ six (2226) dollars and atty-siz
cents: st. Vlncent's Orphan Asy:
! lum (Tacony), six hundred and
/ forty-two f64a) dollars and
3 ninety-two cents O2) cents; Cath
oiic Childrens Bureau. two thou
( sand and eighty-slx C2os6) dollars
! and nlnety-nlne (09) cents: Chill
/ dren's Aid Society of Pennsylva.
mia. seven thousand one hundred
IA oiohtv-aiCht (71SSO dollars and
six i8J cents; and Neighborhood
| Center, eight hundred and
twenty-niue 1920 dollars. Total 10, Q
| Approved the 26th day Of December.
i'i'' THOMAS B. SMITH
Mayor OF Philadelpf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET -- $500 reward; no uuestions
asked; return platinum neNIhle bracelet
containing large and numerous small dis
monde; lost Jan. at or between Greene ana
phil-Ellena SITS. and Majestic Hotel NJ Nj
Pearman. 1929 Land TITLE Bldg ''
BRACELET -- Lost. Saturday night shor,
1880 p. m. between Lyric Theatre aud
Arcadia Cafe, diamond platinum bracslet
Liberal reward; no questions asked. s5S.