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The New York herald., 1922-01-29
New York City Federation to Start Campaign to Aid
Enforcement of Prohibition at Its Fifty-sixth
Convention on Friday.

entertainment committee. with Mrs
Frank Hollister and Miss katherine
Bull as associates. Mrs. Francis Laim-
beer. Mrs. Charles Phelps and Miss
Helen Sattcrlee are among others inter-
ested in the event.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Paterno
gave a reception with music and dance
last evening at their home. Riverside
Drive and 1921 street. Nine. Viafors
sang. Dr.. and Mrs. Paterno leave or
Wednesday for California, where they
will remain until spring.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

produced in our local cabinet shops
and therefore exclusive in design and
not obtainablc elsewhere.
Complete Bed Room and Dining
Room Suites, as we'll as broken groups;
also unusual Occasional Pieces.
In many instances this Furniture is
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

An educational talk on Spain and
Morocco was given Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Leonard A. l.. Hill, 2ft
West End avenue. with Mrs. Cora
Welles Trow the speaker.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

The Manhattan Study Club. Mrs
Edith II. pearsons president. VIII have a
card party on Tuesday afternoon at the
studio of Susan Kicker Knot 1i9 East
Nineteenth street. Mrs. John X. Knot
win be the hostess and Mrs Arthur Fl.
Bridge chairman.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Eight pieces - full size bed, bureau, ira,
cabinet, dressing table, night table, tw'
chairs and bench. S<1<
Formerly $3.50. Now 'OlC
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

A Blue Bird dance for the benefit Of
the sick fund OF Verdi Club was given
on Thursday evening at the Old Guard
cl bhouse, 3o7 West Ninety-first street
II was in charge OF Mrs. Walter A.
Scott
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
priced Deiow Our
Manufacturing Coss
Bed Room Fur,
WALNUT GROUP
MAHOGANY SUITE

Six pieces, with full size bed; dec SIC
Grated. Formerly $475. Nov -
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Under the auspices OF the Foster
Mothers Association a dance will be
given on the evening of February IS at
the Hotel Ambassador. Mrs. Samuel
Bitterman will be chairman OF the COM
mittee in charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
LOCAL MOVEMENT
;. WAS UNCERTAIN
Realizing in Storage Battery.
Philadelphia Electric Issues
Had Strong Support

Price movement in the ,ocal market
was uncertain and mixed. There was,
however. little activity except IN Phil-
ndelnhia Electric isstiea md Electric
Storage Battery. The dealings in the
last named fell OF considerably as COM
pared with the recent sessions. ard there
appeared quite some profit taking,
which was to be expected in view Of the
recent sharp advance in that specially.
These sales for the time being Mt least
were in excess to the demand with the
resultant reaction in the stock to 140k,
compa ed with the top price made yes
-tprday at 143.
Tho street In general Is as iaUch In
the dark concerning the real motive
behind thes remarkable movement as II
was when It started. Rur1ors persist
tho company has In mind n capital re.
adjustment but those in close touch
with the management insist 10 sUcl,
plans are contemplated III the immediate
future, There has been erroneous
statements made concerning the high
record price of the stock. IT sold at
1913 IN 1910, but during the carly cS-
plotting of the company by prominent
local and financial interests in 1890
1000. il sold at 10i. At that time 1t
paid no dividends and its future was
very uncertain.
Dealings in the Philadelphia Electric
Issues continued fairly active without
much change in prices. The common
was apparently strongly supported at
24% and the preferred appeared to have
found solid bottom Mt E4. The
"rights when issued" fairly broad
market at ~. In view Of the easier
money market conditions Il IS believed!
the new block Of - 600 coo preferred
stock Will BE- taken by the Stockholders.
There is net much to be said con :
cerning the rest 0f tho list. The D2nk
, Of North America warrants reacted 8
points to 33. but this 10 the usual cx-
! pcricnce in these issues because OF the
| inability OF some holders 20 take I'D
vantage Of the privilege.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
STOCKS SUFFER
MODERATE ESETBACK
Market Proved to Be Thin When
Pool Operations Began
to Slacken

New York. Jan. 2G.-Today's stock
market developed definite reactionary
symptoms around midday which was
not unexpected in view of the dcSultory
backing and filling Of the immediate
preceding sessions. There was set
back running from 20 points in most
{ the active issues and with wider
lcclines in some of the recent ovPr-cx.
rloited pool spCcialtics. The reversal
disclosed technical position not par
ticularly strong. but still anywhere from
Ncing weak. Nevertheless. the market
was found to be quite thin which was
altogether natural in view Of the ultra
professional character of the dealings
md the conspicuous specializing of the
'rudng which has marked the opera
onS ia recent weeks.
There was no association OF The ra-
vcrSal Of the trend with any of the out
side happenings as the governing in
AuencUS wCrc contained within th,
markr, itself. 4 Willingness on the
part OF the various poo,s and si>UlH-
tiv" ciiQucs 10 Coatiuc tho special per
formanceS was manifested. but the
further successful exploitation Of thee
individual demonstrations were great
handicapped by reason Of the position
taken br Il number If the influential
commission houses. Most If these wcrr
opposed to customers participating IN
the movements of the various special.
ties which have been giving the spec
tnCular performances. This COnSc'
Qcnt.y cut off quite considerable fol.
owing. and others who had already
been attracted Upon to attempting t"
"cU'iac op paper profit, foImd the mar
krt very thin.
Some OF the bill pools TrSuin"d ,h".r
operations a. tho opening and one or
twp selected iesurs Merr hid up on" or
w. pui;ts. but tho market soon showed
"A tired appearance and failed +" hold,
prices breaking very generally uftr' the
first hoUv, although further easement Of
the mOUcy conditions was torccaSt"d IN
-hN o;rorng Of call money a. ~ per
cen. at y per cent under yesterday ;
opening rate. Studchakcr reacted |
point. Dawson Chemical. 2lg, and lnde-
pendent Steels. to . points. Bethlc-
hem was an exception, its tirmncSs being
associated with the publication Of the
company's final report for 1921, show
inG earnings al thc rate Of - per cent.
CnpuerS, motors and oils became heavy,
Standard Oil of New Jersey falling
points. Rails reacted. Reading deciiE
ing point under steady pressure, tac
,rycrsal extending to other """le:H,
Textile Gn& chain store issues werr arL;
TO ,l.Dny % merger tu:no-s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Fewer Idle Freight Cars

Freight cars id,e a. result OF business
reduction OF 81, 81! cars, compared with the
64G,01a reported i'd" for tho previous we. k.
Sery!cs Division OF IL, American Railway
Association, TO incre .sed dorasnd for al
Glars y Of freight cars, resulting from traffic
IGOVGlnHnt
Companions showed that ot the total
400 N62 were surplus cars which could be
placed IN immediate service II traffic COnd.-
tons made It necessary. Tho remainder OF
1890 were Idle freight cars In need OF
repairs over and above tho number normally
REGARDED Rs In bad order
Surplus box cars totaled 100. Is0. tho re-
port stated, or 1870 less than on January
reduction Of ~, ,i8o within the sanle period.
Surplus coke cara decreased 2se. to a total
bringing the total TO 21.e2s. On January 8
there were l63 .3i8 cars In need OF repair,
the same number as shown In yesterday q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
$500 HIDDEN IN CIGAR
New York Police Captain Charged
With Aceeptins II

New York, Jan. 28.--A trick cigar,
IN which $500 in currency nestled
where pure Havana filler" ought to
have been, figured yesterday n charges
Bailey before Depuyt Commissioners
John A., Leach in Brooklyn. It wa
alleged that on August II, 1920. Cap
tain Bailey unlawfully accepted the
money and failed to take proper police
action against himself. a Grand Jury
Indictment on the same charge recently
was dismissed.
Wil,iam Pike, representative OF the
Fur Manufacturers Association. testi
fed 10 giving the cigar TO man in the
police station pointed out to him AS
the captain. lie said he did not
know Mt the time that there was n roll
Of bills IN the cigar. Captain Bailey
declared he never saw Iike before his
appearance in court. Commissioner
Leach reserved decision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
COTTON MARKET

New York. Jan. 26.-An opening de.
cline Of 12 10 20 points in cotton this
morning carried prices 10 new low levels
for the present movement downward.
but there met considerable covering b.
traders who mad led the selling in the
last few days.
The further break this morning, after
yesterdays late weakness, was at
tributed 20 poor cables, active selling
by Liverpool, New Orleans and the
South, and easier foreign exchange
rates. Beside shorts, the best carly
buying was for Wall street and the
trade. Up 70 1918 o'clock the mar
ket, while active, showed little rNlly!ug
power and held barely steady at abol.
initial levels.
Receipts at the ports for the day are
estimated at ii 900 tales. against o.
035 ba'es on the corresponding day
week ago; 81 geo bales q year ago and
li 6Hl hales two wears ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Baltimore and Ohio. seni-aEnual 2 per cen;
On 2rc.e-7nd, payable March TO stock Of
record FObruarY Y.
Continental Papcr cHd B.g Mills. quar-.
terry Of l.. per cent On both common and
profcrrc'.. 5aynble February 10 TO stock o:
record February y,
Southern Pip6 Line. quarterly OF 81. pay.
abie March T. stock Of record Frhruar' -
United ,powe' and TranSpor: alton Com.
rany. 81. So. III yabie January 81 10 stoc!;.
holdcrs &c record January II
beacon OIL Company. quarterly . nCC cert,
pGysolh January 80 to stock OF record Jan
usTy -.
Keystone Watch Case Company, quSrterls
~ per cont. payable February I 10 etock'
ol6ers OF record January 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Jan. 26.--Wheat started
u c lowcr for May and unchanged to
u . of for July. Trade was moderate.
Seven cars we're inspected yesterday and
the last twenty two. Cash wheat was
firm with good demand for better
grades. Small lots OF American wheat
were worked yesterday, but figures
wore not given. Liverpool futures
opened I'D lower; spot were un-
changed.
Corn stnrtcd unchanged with a s:Dal.
and feature,esS trade.
Oats was strong with commission
house sclling ofsc. by buying b. nip
ping interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Jan. 26.--The local coffee
futures market opened on Il fairly
active trading basis, call prices being
unchanged TO an advance Of 6 points on
Wall street and commission house
buying. shortly before the local open.
ing. Santos was reported 80 10 200 -cis
higher. and this may have encouraged
some Of the early support.
The market was very quiet around
noon with prices at initial levels. Il
was pointed out that while Brazil has
recently shown signs OF weakness, It
failed to encourage any disposition 70
force q decline here. owing 10 the posi-
bilty Of taking up Of March notices by
those who took over the December de-
liveries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
CARRIERS ASK FEDERAL
AID IN NEW FINANCING
Money 20 Be Used In Eepayins
Loans and for Equipment

Loans and for Equipment
Washington. Jan. 26,--The Boston
and Maine Railroad applied to the
Interstate Commerce Commission today
for loan from the GoTernment Of
s. COO. 900 to run for thirteen years,
The money will De used to pay on Il
note Of like amount due to the Gov
crnment from the railroad in May,
1922.
The Atlanta. Birmingham and Al.
lantic Railroad also asked Govern
ment loan Of S815, 900, Offering Govern
ment receiver's certificates Es security.
The application said the money would
be used to pay off existing short-tcrrn
indebtedness held by banks.
Another finance application to tie
commission today from the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad asked approval Of con.
tract which the road proposes TO make
with the Pullman Company by wklc.l
il will acquire $50 new refrigerator
cars at a cost of $l,74S 900, payment
70 be completed in ten years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Reserve Banks pIscoun, Rates
Oalcia! red.scount rates at the twelve FED.
raj Reserve BANKS ara 81 20. ows
Raw Sugar Market Steady

New York. Jan. 20 The raw sugar mar
.'t Contiues FtsNdY with CubRs for January
sa'rment quoted a. "a CENTS, cost nd
trelsht and tor Fsbrua-y shipment at 2k "a
are 4, 'o'ed ai SO cents to 2 SO ocnts. c. /. (
n Dddluon 10 the s1'es reported Jestar ! -
tne Eatlorul sugar RaAinlrg COMPANY nur
p'rl 5000 haf Porto Ruos for prHmp
shipment A. 10 cents, 9; Z. Arr'vA,s
> WnIFcr sugar Refining crLpady: % 00C
b - - Ne Federal SUGAR Refining coT.pnC%
.t,-l Sl1u BHgg to the America Sugar Re
~ = Z Cnu.lpnT. TNn local ycf.acl UGrkat
uur}.trr"' "irE all rann"Ip quoilnG at |.lt
.-r., le'. Tsr cent for cash ;hc Nd'I .H,
IL ,.up.uY I'll. Icing y wItAdTaWU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Bank OF England Statement

Iondon, Jan. 2e.--Tho weekly statement
Of the bank Of England shows tho fo!lown#
challles: Total rcseTvs. incGso9sed 1927 o@0,
cren scd f2Oi0 o,hnr securities decresHs d
1907 900, other draosits increes 4 e. lOsi
900. public depoaIt' decreaSed 20 0!N 600
inent securities d c~sased f2, O8B. 900, Tho
proportion Of the be nk's reserve t. liaSilit%
Il q 2cr cent. The discount rate 10 pr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Llverpooi Cotton

L'verposI. Jan, 2s.-spot cotton was quiet
TO-DAY with prices easier on the basis - e
we're t.S 1000 bales Inc udllG 100 bales Ameri-
early dealings, Spot prices were; American.
middliny fSr: II ~ a. 500 I5S mhdd iGsL lno't2G;
IniddlinG. 8 .72t: good ordinary, 7.47d, and
ordinary. 6.12d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
chanaes in Leh. Nav. oraanlgatI2n

- tEN rettI.r % the b07 q OF manar, ~
CT tho Leigh Coal G.nd Navigation Cunl
tIon were llAde, ~ become effective l., y
ruary !: ID: s. Leoroyd resigned az vice
president TO bee Jyne associated with Thorn
Sselo s. Co. Ur New York; Henry H. Pease
heretofore secretary nrd treNaurcr, wa
slected Yico president and Becretsry: q. r.
Non. heretofore assistant treasurer. was
olactcd treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
French Bank Statement

Paris. Jan. 2G.--Ths weekly statement of
.hc Hank - France shows the following
lnnges Gold In hand increased lbO, 900
,ancg: silver In hand increased HG3, 900,
nGtss Ia circulation dscrsAs d 352. sSi. 900.
Treasury deposits decreased 10. .333. 900. gsn-
counted decreas:d %. 6T4 600, advances de
creased 1888 900. The Stste repaid $780,
OO0 600 francs 20 the baIkS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
MISS MORRIS TO EXHIBIT

Misc Catherine Wharton Morrir.
daughter Of Harrison Morris, will ex-
hio!t several Of her landscape painting,
today at the McClees Galleries, 1907
Walnut street. The exhihition will
remain open to the public until Satur-
day, February II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Slump In csnada's Fur Industry

Ottawn, Jan. .0.-CanadA's fur industry
te OF sc pcr cent during the year le2o-2I.
1Ccort!ns. e. reptSrtS made RG6'; BY tn?
80. iI2 67i were talIen during the Last year
whilg tho previous annual yield was S2l. 3S7. .
oO5. Tho pets OF fur bearing animals nGCl.
le 81 only 02i, 500. = deCrsase oS IL per
CO rlt. silver fox was INC most VGluaN.e p"it.
1 ayaraglug 3ldl. Blue fox WAS lex: Ht S70.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

MOUNTAINEERING RATES

NEW TORK--Money on call both oI.sses
OF collateral. opened today At ~ per colt
for lvT ding and renewing.
PHILADELPHIA = per cent, TINA.
l. ."I% per cent; eommsrcial paper three
TO six months. bh % Q0% per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

chicago. Jan. 2e.-CATTLE = Rece,p's
1900 head. Bct Bieers mostly steady
StssTs esriy, 50 IS, BeI. t0.7.S5,d ,o',, on?
.teuqy; veal calvos and bulls weak TO lower.
HodS-.nece P's 52ooS 70 head head Eau Ear GG1 66
i6O 70 ie0 pound averages; bulk; ss;boP
sT5: pigs about STEADY; bulk deSirae!e' 1913
VssHiEEP"RScsipts 1900 head. oPeEing
about steady Vat .ambs, Sl3.7b good llSh.
shippers, 81: c"V!ce light tat owes 10 o'J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now York, Jan. 2O.-W!th hardly
an exception the foreign exchange mar.
ket oprned easicr. Sterling shaded ONLY
l6c, while francs. Bc!g!anS aid lrn lost
: points, compared with yes:erday' q
nnal. Gu!ilers were of . o'nts. ard
MARKS of ~ points. SwiSs r.as an
exception. gaining point, wh!,a Dan
ish vas unchanged.
Quotations. were:
Sterling cables 4.225s, demand
4. 22ls franc cables sic, checks S.15;
Belgian cables 1872. checks 7.S1: lire
cables lao, checks 1 .301a pes4ta cables
1901, checks IA. 90; Swiss cables 10, 80,
checks 1913; Danish cables 20.05
checks 20; Norway cables 1872, checks
1897; Swedish cables %, checks "a. .95
gui der cables 1896, checks 30.5l
marks ,50A.
Polish .0305; Rumanian 10; Bulgar.
ian rs; Serbian 1.32; Caccno- Slova,
ian 1.92: Jugo- -Slavian .33 Greek
403; Finnish 1.S9; Austrian OPS
Hungarian IA.
The premium on New York funds IN
Montreal today w4s . per cent. TIL,
discount on Canadian funds in New
York was'4 1882 per cent.
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS
s,er!!ng FScnSs Lire duudel,
p:TsS' p:Gss .,. ;. tt$sS sis" $ssss. $ss sS.S; sS.S;
TODAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Gullderr
csa:So csB:S ...,.. ... $54S SiS t$$oo" ssSS.S, 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
GEORGE K. JOHNSON, President

The foregoing exhibit shows the strength and stability
of this institution guaranteeing complete protection for any
relationship in which death would otherwise mean loss to
survivors. Its policies every life insurance need
well life incomes for old age and replacement Of estate
values impaired by taxation. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Fast Buffalo. y. y. Jan. 2s.-cATTLE--
heoe;9ts' n}s ,iS iSso hsaG G%f8 s,es4y. s3W ss8i4.
'eIHSS3ssLReccipts. $500 fssd: STEADY
Hcavy, ts,75dg' mixed. fs9e.76 ySttSsseTEss ssT =
souvha sS ,G' ;875&7, s,sgs. 81 700 80.
sEEEP AND LAMBS-- Receipts 400 hsa1
Isl eudy, unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
BANK ClEARINGS

Bank olearinss today compared with COR.
responding Gay osS isst Two years -,
gs!la. SO G GsS$3sSs 3 sss sSss.ssz ,11isssasSs ,11.ssasS $50
Eos'Sn r. HSS SSSS SSS a. ess -SisS?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
BAR SILVER

Bar silver was unchanged In London sods;
at 26d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

T1ttsburrh. Jar. 2e.--Hods =, E.e..o5.
os0o head Lower Heaviss, tS.Tb1S 90
heavy yorkers 30 5O&9.eo; light yor<erS
and ,g!g:, :,'9.G5Ps,1S,,,ps..o.,o,, 1000
head. STEADY. Top sheep. IS. 90: top lambs
''ccAhILvEEss@Ecoe!pts, $50 head STEADY.
Ton SI96O,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Trustees

WILLIAM ". COATES
JOHN 5. JENKS, Jr.
J. HOWELL CUMMINGS
JAMES CROSBY BROWN
;. T::MHERTOE HUTCHIESCH,
u. DAWaON COLEMAN
l.. WALTER CLARK
EDWARD y. H!:&SU%
HOWARD y. rI!RR!:;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Joint Stock Land Bank
, j Bonds are issued under
authority of an Act Of
Congress under direction
of a Bureau Of the United
States Treasury. With
other bonds they have
been classified as instru-
mentalities of the United
States Government and
| are free Of all State and
Federal Taxes, except In
heritance Taxes.
/ I'VE in,Tte inqujry in respect 10
the above Or any other invest
ment subject.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

RICHARD $. BROCK
aAa!UEL y. ETlSSOE
JAAlE8 HUTTE2WORTII
CEARLES J.. PARNEY
(. :. ". PACKARD
). ONWARD DURHAM
NpTR.S l.. CLOTIIIEN
JJli% BAECNOTT
WAITER 4. BAILEY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Total
ASSETS

First Third Fourth and Fifth Liberty Loans $298
Municipal Railroad and other a. Insurance Comm G502
Bonds Stocks. Siorrs valuation 496274 90
Mortgages and Ground Rents (hrst iens) S9l93s96 70
Policies and Premium Notes within Reserve Values 43O52
Loans Stocks, 2852
Office and other Real Estate 20LlN 8h
Deposit and in Company Office 246OO28
and Rents Due and Accrued ec. 3589lS0
Deferred and Unrcpored Premiums 56Oo9l4
Total Dec. 81, S233eS 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
LIABILITIES

Reserves TO Policy Contracts 53570S
Policy Process OF Settlement. 1855
Premiums Paid in Advance, Unca!net Interest SSS
jdends acGi:uate q
subject order CT the OF the pocie5.. 5o+026
Deferred Distribution Policies. 0559
Reserve Mortality Fucuaton 525l9O
Asset Fluctuaion and other contngcnce 2S39
Attachments for 1922 100000
Total 81, 1921 s233es5F
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY DURING 1921

New paid in 1921 1886 Policies nsu:ing $l36G9@ SIS %
Insurance in force, December 81. 1921, 3367l3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
PHILADELPHIA BONDS

tSet change made By coElpa EIson with las
B4lo on New York Stock Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Naring the Copany Securities the NnorGcd Basis
Of Pennsylvania New York and other
Mortality and Fluctuations, $8O3G0805
$l4;5S wouid added 5000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

W, HETwARp MYERS
MORTIMER r, MILLER
WILLIAM c. SPROUL
y. ". ATTERBUHY
GEORGE ArcFADDEE
CLINTON !. McCJpp
ALBERT 4. JACKSON
WILLIAM 4. Law
BENJAMIN RUSH
, 1922-03-08
MILWAUKEE, CLUB Gets
into UNIFORMS TODAY

MILWAUKEE,. March s.-The Nil
waukee baseball club OF the American
association will arrive Charlottesville.
No. its training camp today. Man
lger Harry Clark was already in the
camp having made advance prepare
dons for the men.
Milwaukee will nave a real all team
this year" President Borchert said.
We stlll need two or three good pitch.
RS. but negotiations are under way
Which l think will bring them to us
Harry Clark was engaged to succeed
'nck Egan. last years pilot. He is
Ioked upon as a good judge OF has
III timber, having been connected
~ I'll, Tame many years. He will
2 form q part OF the line up.
'- $50 training grim ard sever0
n Eames t''e Milwaukee club
its schedule at Cclumbu
r.
IT ~ and rs player VIII 60 .
frn-n|-- r~-HN.
, 1922-03-08
CLEVELAND PLAYERS TO
DRAW DOWN SPECIAL
AWARDS ON OPENING DAY

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March g.
Three Cleveland Indians who won sill.
yer cups offered by Edward Grassel
II. one OF Cieveland's most enthusiast.
tic baseball fans, last season, will re.
ceive their rewards on the opening
day OF the American league They
IN Larry Gardner. third baseman.
William wambsganss. second base.
man. and George Uhle. pitcher.
Gardner gets his trophy for driv.
ing in tho most runs OF any Cleve
land player in 1921. He sent across
lis. Joe Sewell. with Of. was second
WambsEaass wins a trophy for
stealing the most bases with 10. Char
ley Jameson. with eight, was a poor
second
GrasseTli offered n cup to the pitch
err VIII going to hat at least rs times
took down the best batting average
This went to Uhle. who hatted "a,
in 90 times at bat.