"pHnADELPHIA IN 1924"
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Published by Carey & Lea, a very inter-
csting pocket volume, states, that it appears
by the census of 1920, the population of the
city and county was 1856, ,497 take from that
the returns of the townships of the county,
which arc not properly suburbs, are $4,000;
and there cmains for the true population of
the built parts Of the city, in 1920, 121, ,497.


The actual value of her capital in real and
personal estate, is l58,2S5,479 dollars
Philadelphia receives nearly one half the in
tcrcst of the whole debt Of the United States !;
5000 looms are in operation in the city and
suburbs, and there are upwards of thirty cot
ton factories, mostly on an extensive scale
u brewcrics-l49 counscllors at law--and
III physicians.-A single house loaded last
year, upwards of two hundred Wagons for
Pittsburg. These and many others striking
particulars, may be traced in this valuable
compendium.