Ftt & (Mr XV -?lXtJ t ft Vi 'iv.r' Vii" r m- art ms& m :Wil if m w s Mill rtiK;Ti m mm m r.ru i a S'H 'fti IK m m ' i m Kf ' "rt- VCTIHIX DDnCDCPTC . w - . . ARE NOW BRIGHTER Defeat of Dye Embargo and Cotten Schedules Wins Faver for Elastic Clause ...,. nAICCn I ATCD RATES RAISED LAIttt SEE nv CLINTON W. IJIMIKIIT iff ' Corvrleh friend Interest the for lft inrrrnspil. Fer example. Senators with .le lar tnries in their Slates new sep ti lmpc of ehtalnlni: from 'nnsre-s prohibi tive rates te protect this new ititln - try. Hut the e'astic clause of tlie lull works both ways. The 1'resldent un.lei It can lnrrea as well as decna.-e duties ." per cent. If the bill with the elastic claue Is adopted, pressure from the business in terests .-ceklm; liieh protection will he directed at the White Meuse iind it 'tin be applied after election That i- t' wy. with Censre-si frlchtened iner tin1 effect of li'ffh duties m t Iip cennnjj ele. -tien. th bet l.enc of lii'erests seek. tit! them is thrensli pividenti!il ai-tleii after elei tien. T election. Klastlc Clause Crews In Faver . 'his consideration a. cunts in some sure for the griming Mipimrt of the , Th mca elastic clause. itheur iii.it in.i Pill is sun te he defeated. In tli place there is the fear of petmen! the liist seniienees from passing the lill Ma nds i.ist thr second n the eve of elei'tmu and in Place tli"iv is tin- dissnti- faction of eastern Senium with high duties unless thev ettniu ihe high .pi ties winch they themselves sp,. en et ot ten nn.l ihe. . The Deme nits in .ipneslni; the elas tic clause reason ,ius ns the seekers for high duties en ihes run eotten 'de. Tliey see that' the giving of nut !.. :t y te the President le raise .is ,is lower duties is mst ns Hketv te mean a (tiieinl increase of tariff rates as li 1j tu mean tower rates. It Is sail en gnwl nut lmrity tliat net A Demeeratle Senater will nte eitiiM for the elastic p'nuse or for Senater Frcllnghtivseii's n tn .- ii d in u f for strengthening the tarilT .ouiinIssie:i. It U hire that the ie lisht evi r the tarilT hill will take place Aie. once a majeii'v of Itepulilicin Senateis can be hneii up t'T the eliistje rlnue. the prestiipr for tin iff leglsl.itlen will be S'eatlv improved This rliiiisp provides ihe way for ("on ("en (tress te unsli its lmtpls of the whole teri responsibility and pass it en te the Executive. Senators de net wish, un less the hae dve interests In their States, te face the voters after linUng put an embargo en foreign dyes. y voting down the dve embargo and put ting up te tlje President what the duty en dves should be they can escape, rc rc spensihriity Postpone the Kvll Day Moreover, the ileteimlliatien of duties Cftn by tills device be postponed till after thp election and n plea can he made that at least a non-political sci entlfip tariff snmi, tin" liwn Installed The lieiue.rats re:is.in that no system Is strensrer than the man charged' with Its app'icatien, and the say tliat Pres ident Harding Is net strong enough te withstand the presure f,,r duties liiaher than tliose iiiuneil in the hill which Is sure te he Prei'siit te hear upon him from the greater interest:, which seek benefit In the schedule fleiieinllj speaking. Interests win have obtained the high rate tlew have been seeking in the hill ate opposed te the elastic daue for fear that tinder It the President innv reduce rate. Ter this reason ineiiibers of the agricultural Hec have liel-ii against the lactic clause. But the farm sentiment for a high tiriflf !r weakening because of the enhained price which farmers will hae te paj for their clothes and machinery Ter this reason tliere Is an uiPieaslng sent -ment anion; the agricultural entnuent for the elastic sjsteu.. There is net ,i majority of Sen.r.irs for the p'a-tic cJaiise, rmf there is ! steadily increasing support ter it ( in the ether hand, th-re me twenu or mere Hepiildicati Senators wlie will wit,. against the bill without tluu .hiu-c. and that is enough te insure its iiercnt with out it. All in nil. provided there Is no buster, the pr.mpetc, for the pan the bill with the elastic clause are proving. till mi DRASTIC CUT ORDERED IN STATE PUBLICATIONS All "Special" Printlnq Distjensed With te Avoid Deficit Hanishurg, .T.lv 17--iM A P All printing of the State of Pennsl ranla was today erdeud tit down te an "abeluteh necesnr,v" luis. ami hi-ii. thing classed a "special piiti'ic-uuiii will be dispensed with in miler t . avoid a deficit at the end of the li-ca' ciir closing wltli Muj. WSl This will menu various bulletins will net be printed, although a number deal- , Ing with ngiiciiltiiral. labor and In. In-. try and ether departments have been issued from time te time and -mue at" understood te Imte been prepared for, publication ' The order Is the most sweeping cer Issued In iegar.1 te State pruning iiinl at the Ilepartment of publn Printing and Minding it wa stated reiert in hand, like thnu of the Auditor (ieneral and State Treasure iii elving much tabular work nnd whlili lune heu hue for several ,ears would be published ns seen as possible. Oilier departmental re ports, hewewr. ma) fall utnlir the ban unless they are In hand and have been approved for printing. Werk en SmiiU's Legislative Hand book, which lias been consolidated for 1921 and 102L', is stated te he under way. BIND CASHIER, LOOT SAFE Bandits Escape With Plunder Frem N. Y, Foreign Business Colony 1 New Yerk, July 17. (Mv A P. ) Twe bandits, entering the banking and merchandise offices of K. J. l'mmr Jb Brethers shortly after they opened ter business today, bound and gagged the cashier, loeud the safe of cash and securities and escaped. Nab 4 Phlla. Men at National 'Park Police last night raided a cottage at National Park, N. J., and arieste.l four Phlladelphlans, who later were aent te Jail for ten dnH. They said they are James MeUruth, Jeseph Mill Mill Mill doeo, Jehn lleegan and Jehn Mosceuy. All gave nddresses near Twenty -tecenU tad Ellswerth streets. ' what is yern name? Wliat It Ita meaning, here did It Btnff Corresneniirnt r.trniiig i-nmr imrr i - - - . , n unn . tinned tnitlly by the lain u. u. nrcilntn miteil lit tile Atltetl II races tfs ,f ml. by Vuhlir l.nlacr company anveciicj , wiiiiu me E,l"J , ", '" reullv .."i Ti ' two-wire aatem wna used, anu a trrilnv. where the race for the Prix n Woahlnsten. July 17The ,l.;fr.it f n ,, , , lertui Ity f m .re-.iluK their , iHn.i ..eabiV csmrX,n ,e imoieV: Lengciinnirir, was run before an cnor cner the dye I'li.htirRe.. the etl.ui selieilill." , . ' ' ,iPMrpH ', r,.s,,ect te the ail- Ne Kreun.l connertlena ere nw.le.l. With moils crowd While the hill has le n i...l tii-mv ' ,.,,t' .'r.''?" i 'J L, f?,r Inch n ' Tn,, l""i that tha tint irelW car ere worked in the hem of her corsage. lhie.mh th- failure of Sonatas i " , V, V ", rV, ,1. en. It s-ems ." "" T" " Y ' :nX' i.".1 . ".:, 'P., K?P'rt pronnuneetl tle tameus , ,m ed 11. the.- drf.U..., mImmiips. -;-". - Whole-hearted . scnli- ,f WVerU.' and th.." ' " !. ' s,n!V "rpss ""V "P? r,:" in.Iln.itinii te put respenMiiliiiy i, t ntl usImmii that In erdlnurlly ' ith i mu-h .letall that the anawer KHen In ' at lae rnces Kincp juiie. ,-",u,ill' i. '.. ,.i. dltlle- in the hands of tile rrcMilcllt " ., ,.,. ,., ,.vent a cue- the 'Juentlena Answered" department waa j Mtnitll llKinseii iisieiuiueu iuiin .i.. isater An iniere.innif study, inn ques i of family names still the dally tea L "History of Your Nnme" appearing fcr fm r tv mm rviue jsimjib. "ae u a iaeiv $$?' A THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Letters te the Editor Dees City Want Exposition? Te the KtUter el the Kvtntoe Pnbll l.tiOfTS Sir As n (.ltUen of t'lillnilelplilii I lake tills opportunity tlirniie.li your cot cet timn te mil tit your attention tlm pres ent discussion in reference te the foil' I..l ,..,. I. I'.,lelllltn1. If 0110 .. ...J...... .. ... .,... - ...' . .f..n.. it,, various "'" M"mlIle V rnrriu..; - "". advocates for this reiiteinplnted expei , tl,m h u-lll nntp that it Is apparent , (Hull, lie Will note Willi u ii tliat move vll are new iin- - i iiiuivu m . -;-'- . i u i.i ,...i ...... ..r in tneir cess. It is being manufactured b' "u '"""" '""- en behalf of these who will receive t lie j Kreate.st benefit from a financial staml-j Mount He tQ Browns MMs peint-nameb . t he r. r ads he h Tn fce r partment Stores. 'W AV.V.Vle ,,Villt v t" r- t "-Kindly l-t m0 knew th dl-.ance trust cet.ipanles and public utllt(orfrem Jteun , Iy N j ,V way ()f ,h( poratieiH, who are desirous 01 ii.imi m itancecaa Creek te th follewlmt ten such an exposition in order te draw smithMlle. lllrmlriKhim. Imberton. New from all parts of the country large ,i,bon and Iirnwm Mllla. rnuils of iiennlc. i '' there n Oe eminent or n Statu bureau The (ireat masses of the people will n. it 1.., inniprl.'ilh lienetited by such an exposition. It will be a great uururii upon the tapaer of our city. It will mate te a Rreat extent conges tion in our streets and In our homes. Ir will avert instead of Increase the general prosperity of business except lit snciial instances nnd liarticular chilli- el.s. and 'in n.ldltlen there Is really . . . , . a ...- 4ii iwiliU ii ir if tin I'll ' historical renen for thp liel.lltg et smii a Ses.pil-t eiilettliial l-.xposltien. " Imil en.. In 1n7(S. reiirebctituig the lltutli anntveisi.r of tlie signing of tlie I)c I)c laratieu of Indepeiiileucu here in Phila delphia, and if we are going te have one upon the anniversary of 150 jear. we might a well have had one at the expiration of the l-ith iiiumersiiry. Let us have one every twenty-live J tar We have had In this country tee it.anv imposition during tlie last lift year's, none of which ha been a tiniui ial suites lemiiieiisurate with the labor and turmoil caused by the same, and. as a general rule, there has nlwns been a deficit after the books have been cleed. The San I'miii'isce. St I.eul iind Chicago lairs wete all tinaticial tallure.s, nnd. irrespective of the tinnti ci.il aspect, it kept the clttt t in which the expositions were held m constant turmoil and congestion, and tl'ie out of gear the routine of business of thue who were reilllv litWciis iitld ies. nlents of these cities. These emi emi tien have net added .nothing either te tlie health, the. financial prosperity or te tlie benefit of any of these mu nicipalities, and te a great extent have been (leteriineiital te their sane advance ment. I feel s-atlsfied that If the citizens of tlii city have the opportunity te .pre their wishes nn eterwlu'liniiig majority would be npselutclv opposed te such a Sesiiul-Cetiteiintal Exposi tion. The preliminary arrangements s, far indicate a constant irritation among these who are attempting te inaugurate this exposition. Friction among these who ure advocating it and the various committees cenected therewith indicates clenrlv that this exposition is being sinned down the threats of the people without even giving them an opportu nity of expressing their desires in the ,,,m"'r- SAM1T.I-.I. RANDALL, I Philadelphia, .Inly H. li)'J-'. Germany's Metamorphosis i Te 'he K.Mei- nf the Hr'nltv Public T.cilerr: Sir Coiifiented with sini. big jelis ... the tnilff. seldieis" bonus. Ciernuin i 'reparations and what he call "inter- , allied negoti'itieiis ami personal nin nin Ictiens for election, the fruitage of J statesmanship is liab'e tn be disappoint- nig te American ideal. Ceriuany 'as she is unable te meet the terms of th V,.i-sn!cs Treatv en the leth of July. l'.V.'L'. and want a -p.ic of two jears for the p.ijmetit of anything. ! Mut fteni the standpoint of the I'nited State?, theic are two (iernianies the li.riunn r.mpl'e created mi the battle- i fields of France when the King of Pru sii w a crowned Kinperer. whose defeat two MMirs age caused hi- grand-'eti's (light te Helland and vapor 'Zisl tne em pue. and the repu'il.c of (ieruiauy. wii.ch is striving te ebtirn and sustain integral iiatieiinlit.i among the power- of the ni tli and seem te he succeeding, not withstanding her lead of woes. Her tlieneflllj sjVtem seems te luck International lenhdence, largeU U rea rea sen of tin- existing opiiesition of the element tli.it improve every opportunity tn imperil the exl-tence of the republic. 'This das of politicians lir.s control I of ii diiminutit -hare of the national wealth, nnd e-pe. hilly such as what we . all movable. Property Is divided Inte movable and immovable and net. n In tin ceuntrj and Lngliunl. into real es ita'e and iier-eiiil property A very large sliare of the accumulated wealth ennsi-ted of movables in arieus forms, such a stocks and Point of ether na tions, people, corporation and indi 'iti!il investments in ether countries, .e that tin resources of the republic are p iiifme.l te immevables which contain no spontaneous leseuri-es ier pament Met the people lire there with pe-i lullties for future v.-eilth. In terms of 1 Intel national law the pi eple comprising the lepublic made no engugements with tin- enemies of tlie empire represented en the battlefield of l-'innce. I Suppose the nation n a republic ie- fuse- le receglile anv iibllxntien te pin espei iiillj te tlie I tllteil States.' Aliheigh tl'e 1'nited States deelared war against (lei many e muke tin; world safe for ienieej.icj." Us forces en the field of battle were deliveied i.pt te the Trench national (enimniider, i-ecii. it was tin- i-renin iiatien tliat bespoke the treuty with all ttti teims of reparation The triumph of the war against (ier- many under the present cede of eivil.za- tien in We-tern I-.urepe spells only the defeat of tlie nutecrnts of the Diet, tlie Princes, Dukes, Kings, ele. terutes, etc , of tlie Stales constituting the empire that collapsed with defeat. New the (Jerman republic does net intend te carry tlie corpse of this dead empire, with St. Paul's rxcluiiiatien, '"Who shall dclUcr me from the body I of this death'"' The entity of ihe em. pire, ns distinct from personal citizen- ship. Is being recognized in tb ii'turn ". bv the I lilted States of the prnccnls of the sate of Interned ships under the (lerituin II JK te private uwuhi; the U-turn of ihcinienl pnti nts n their previous pilv.ite (lenniui prupiieier- ; the making of certain esi-entnil iiiulc regulations with the republic Tie (lor (ler .man republic litis acipiiad a national i 1 status in the world and ha wit enough , te clear itself of transoceanic burdens f by taking proper time. Tills political inetuiuorphesis te that of an imuurucneu rcpuuuc will be worked out without the cenfi.scatlun of any of thu immovable property. The politicians of the I'nited States all' Thr People's teruru will appear dully In the KTrnlug I'uhlle Ixdgrc and also In th, Nunday Pnblle Miftr. Iltrrs d acusslr.c llmelr IedIcs trill ha nrinled. ns well as requmtrd poems, nnd qaeertlena of effiwal tntrreat sriii us- nnrerael. 'w-mwwvmMgT ,h --wm wpw f 1,V u 1 EVENING PTJBHIO see thl, ntul nfter the next le or two elections will he 111 world harmony with (Jermnny, with htsterlnus ecreenltiK the incidents of the Inst four enr from the fight of coining ccneriitleiiH. J. .1. CIIANDAMj. Camden, X. J., July 1!, 1022. Questions Answered First Trelley Car Te thr Editor of the Evtntne Public LtdetT! Sir-Concerning 5eur statement "f the first trolley haWng been constructed In 1 8SH In Richmond! In 1884 Lima, O., had ft ,,m from ,h(( ,.erin,yivl,na KMiread station en .-snrtn Market Mreet te "The Square" anil out both I.'sst nnd Went Market afreets. i.m.... . . where a detailed map of the Hanrecas Creek innv b obtained CAMUENITU. Camden. X. J , July 13, 1022. The distance from Mount, Helly te Smith vlll In rail Is n trlfle ever two artd n half inlh-a. Ili.ncfl te Hlrmlnxham. allghtly mere than two miles; thence te remberten. one ard ii half miles thence te Lisben, a frac tien ev.r three, miles, from Lisben te Itrewns MMK three miles ,- total closely arpreil- f?n?hetli!:,tItl1l.,, n-ufS JiS1." i,n iS "rnn ine 'nnjintiiii Haiireftu jruM" It In nnt prnc,lc(lb, , )rirti(.HU ,n.M dnr ,,y wnJ. f Unncecae Cr.k us that Is n wind. Ine stream. Mount Helly is net qultu tMntv miles from Camden A drtiilteil map of Huiiciciis Creek prob ably can be obtained from the Xew Jersey Department of Moter Vehicles, Trenten. Poems and Songs 'When Grandma Danced the Minuet' Te ihf 1'illtnr of th- ni-rntiie I'ubttc I.rderr: Sir ! may b.i n optimist but hunch hif cf-ine te tne tb.it "Juzz" music and J.17Z ' dancing t!mt liava erTended common eti- and semwtlm.-s cemmen decency these rrep' ;, ars Is en the dec. In ami ihit by and le there miy b- ii return te conditions th 1 1 prevailed In the d. of thp fathers .nd methr and t.TunJfa Ihorn and srand-nuih-rH ,f the resent Kenerntlen. In view of this hop' may I ask ou te print the nc. rumt.inlnK '.lns. which I first saw in my niithtut drijs I dnn't w-anl te he under under steed nt opposed te danclnir. veu under stand, but eh. hew I de wish the, teva nnd s-l-ls of today would tun back te th methels ef my d-ir old Kratidma In --ne respect at tet L'XCLE JACK Philadelphia. Jn 12, 10J2 WIIIIX OKANTj.MA ixckT) tuk minuet Grandma told m ill bout It Tn'd nie se I ceuUIn t doubt It Hew she tUnced, my Krjndma danced, ' l.enc iu,-e. Hew hr dilntv skirts the spread, Hew she held her prtttv head, TurnitiK out her llitl tiie. Hew'sh slewlv leaned and rose. Lene ke. (lrandniap hair vas bright and sunny; Dimpled cheeks tee ah hew funny! Iteai: iiu'.te i. pretty trlrl. l.env aue. Uless her! Why she wears a cap. (randma ilees and ukes a nap Kier slnnle d and j et ilrnndmi danced tin minuet. Ins ike. Modern w are eulte nUrmlnj, liratidma s-avs but U s were rharmuiK tiirls in.l tsij" I nu-jn, of ceursv, Lunj K0. Hr.ne but modest. Krandly shvj She wuuld like te h'ie us trv. Jut te f-el like these who met In lbs icirt-hih mlr.utt l.enc ace. He Leves Philadelphia Te thr Fitlter nt thr Evrntne ThWIc Ledger: Sir This snr.ir hasn t b-n nccf-pte! fnr j.ubllratlen t-f-u."s thu rit-r hasn t trlnl ry har'l Nnbrvh -.irps. Hut hnw da you like th ruiieh wer.ls' KLiWARP M Cir.HITV. rhllmlelphla SONCi Juh 13. l(':i. up piui.Anni.riiu t y il e f-eiur of a muniir.sr, y s i lr the fair, i r. at-.l I m kM1 lam j. 'I r jakrr luwn , heti home, no meis I'll AIM "UST. l- th II Illicit horn- as In ih oei It h nn heTi- ream I m Kulnsc 'r- s ttl down Therw i n. i,- ',! this old town, Though s itih snv ht s'ew ThfiH h th.- I.llw tj lull an.l Just 1ft me t!l We l.av eth-r ihlnirs te show. r-liriltv.s' H' wei.ilerful lit-re in I'llllnJ'lphla se Oh. nQr. I Th home -f Mi Liberty Bell. Thert tr urea' nay ard near the ela lmuarJ Ami r&lrmeunt Parlt ion knew It well 1 It's Urn man h dicarle since our tlrtt flag una niii-t" I In this ten ! netv Ress. Ph la'leli'hu jlr.cere. I'hllad-lphla se dear, Ths home nf Ihe I.lh-rlir Hell. Oh e ry "l.iv s-ems llk New Year's Day , Ir. the .steal nM ijuaker tevMi There s th turn, kei.1 i-heer throuuhem the e,r. Just ".ie Kiinshln- Leamlnir down. W- rn.ui- th- peels in this old tewn: W 'i i.J' ! the time Near Hi- Mle-rM IM1. that s th place te ,1 il Yeu cn tlrd no better clime i A cerr'-MH nlfiit asks for the piece entitled "If H-er Het' h MhiI Nipples, I il He a I Hab Yet' "'an .. rwnl r nt.llKe him? Sir, i; A i."ii-n.iieH rne poem neKin nlnE - Th. re w s tumult In the cltv. In the "in. unt el"l (jiMker teun " v inin'.'l In tin I'.eplf s Forum en Mon day. Jul 3 tf tui.v Rsiler" wlie sends n postal ard r"Ui'Si for jiuUllcailen of "The Fne en the le"r ' will seivl a -elf-addressed stamp"! -nv- epe a ropy of the verfes lll is. mailed tn h m Th.. are, tee long for I reprinting In M I'-epIb'h Kerum at this i time lr ' """ ' STEAMSHIP NOTICES PERU CHILE Famous Santa Steamer I.arae American essrls AH outside state- I reunis unuxcelie.1 Liilstne Kastest direct i service ih I'.inim.i . ana' 1're'iueni sailings ' . . t. .... . n. . . t..l.. I1A r n. r-Tini irrret. .niu S S. M-nli Kll-ii. Auc. H ltfdurnl Itnle Around Seuth America Tenr GRACE LINE (HACK I.l.MC. Inc., 10 ll.mn.rr Fq., N. Y. or l.erul Arrnt COMMERCIAL i aibAmanir Lints fOprrntlng U B Gevt SMpaj IHll.ADKI.l'UIA TO COKK, IILUL1N, lil.l.rasi s. j.i.miii.iicuhv B "hKATTLK 81'IKIT" Jul: Uethrnlierg, htucktielm. Riga ani Illlr 27 ucisingierH A NTEAMEK Aa Carge Offers Other Perta as Sufficient Carue Offers MOORE and McCORMACK, INC. 444-46 Boune Bldg., PfcfU. .. .uixnij, D5B5 aula 751 TMmUmM rwt irKipmi2ki)Eti: MABEL NORMAND WOOED BY mm. Ibrahim, Khedive's Nephew, Would Renounce Title and Enter Movies for Her STUNS PARIS IN GOLD GOWN Prli, July 17. American fashions, nlmnst solely balling from New erk. nn eri'v nf coins Inst summer Aske dnbeut her gown, Mabel said u was ileslirmd In I.es AnseleH. which. she discleMed, Is destined te be the new I style center ei tne worm, nec ib-hicu reports that she was engaged te marry Prince Ibrahim, nephew of the Khedive of Rg.vpt. with whom lw has been seen dining almost every night since her ar rival. , , The Prince created a sensation when i, si,l (but be w-ns willing te give up his title nnd beVome a movie actor if enlv Mabel would marry him. French lnanneiiulns were further put. In the shade by Mrs. Frank Petter Stewart, of Chicaije. who were tweed knickerbockers nnd gray nnd green golf stockings. She complained that she was, net nble te see n single race because she was always the center of n crowd of ad miring men. The nivstery of (he disappearance of Mrs. Flo I,eed: was cleared up when she appeared in the paddock clad In airy organdie, explaining: "I tried te go in ictirenient and went down te n farm In Mrittnny. but I never thought quiet life could be se Leonere Hughe, accompanied by the Manpiis de St. Kline, te whom it is 'rumored she is . engaged, infmuied friends that her dancing partner. Maurice, who has been seriously ill at ivauvllle, is out of danger. She added that it wa doubtful if lie would lie nble te dance again for several mouthy. Viela Kratis appeared in the lom lem pany of Count Paul Vnllombress, who denies that he Is secretly engaged te innrrx Pearl White when the latter gets n divorce. i Bey Falls Through Skylight Tsadere Stiller, five ,ears old. of 'J 101 North Dever street, fell through a sky light while playing en the reef of hi home erterday! lie wns cut and bruised' en the head and arms and is In the Weman') Homeopathic Hospital. Escapes Frem Byberry j Juice Malker, fifty-eight yearn old, an inmate of the Myberry Farms, dressed In Institution clothing, escaped from the farms yesterday. Where the Public Can Help It has been a long strike, but there seem te be indications new that it is nearly ever. Our bip problem, when coal staits te" move again, will be te see that every body Kets the cc-al they need te Keep them comfortable and happy. We are relying en our customer te help a great deal in solving thi problem. Every customer who, act ing under advice, practices re strained buying at first will con tribute a real help te wider distribu tion, will be doing his best te check any panicky feeling, and will de all that he can te help materially to ward making coal conditions in the future mere satisfactory te the con sumer. COAL AMERICAN ICE COMPANY KTnifitfi&Q APPERSON MOTORCARS 1! 5algBSfjgg?: KnPCATlOfiAt, Beth Beits I'niI.AlRM'HIA TVRNHKMKINDK Ilread and Columbia At. Swlmmliif I'oel Open Thromheut tT teutens in SwImmlnK. dlvin and life-aavin. Oymnailiim epn in Septemtwr. Jloeklet. pply nl OfTlr. 170. N, liread at. --- Drastic Price Culs C sW Special for Philadelphia, Lancaitt, Reading end Vicinity CORN FLAKES Ua StiO. UfaBmrSMr SUrNisMtiirWu... .... Heists 10c utt Je ..... Jii.i29 , lb. Heti7V4 GOLD DUST Large Pkg Mania 01 pint tin 27 t-'' AATCsUnj et. benis IS AaP StUDmabf betUttSe Tp (t (NEW) StJfl 11 "SUPERIOR CORN FLAKES" &y2g2& Eggs - Vt Ekrs of Assured Quality Excellence mW W Qm Hlrai' Ret Bmt Eitnct. Purs Crips Juice , . .bsttls l!e ..jbeMlaUe run rrwurei. .,,,iriK GINGER ALE b""' CuMcn'sMuiUrd... PursCWu Vieiu.. lent Pea Htba SptfkttU . . . . iuHe 24 . beMle 17c cinl$e .no. can lie; meA. 16c 5Sxseap T7C CRACKER SPECIALS , Snaparoens ..-.----Ik 21c Cameo Sandwich -1 - - - - - 1b 26c Graham Crackers - - - -large pkg lOc i It Is matter of Mlt-concrtteliUon en the put ef th A&P thtt It hti bten able te nalntita fox ; past months, te th face at attAdUjr advancing Cefret Market, It Ue a lb. price ea nrlcs bit what Is a "ilea Lircls" tenee patrons, wntn us; knew tnejr can itui sesica ASP stores this sterling quality ceSee the beet Tains In the city. "Red Circle" Coffee lb 27c Still the DouUaTtetd Matches. F(r Paper Fly Svtttcrs Z-b-l Soee PeliiH Sultana Tuna Fish ..... Corned Cte! Pure Peanut Butter . . . bex.c .2 double aheeU S esch 5c twite .. .IbcanlSc can2c u ISc l,!,, ATLANTIC THE LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS IN THE WORLD JNsEEPING an Apperson in faultless read form costs little in time or money, no matter whose job it is. Simplified design eliminates non-essential features and allows robust construction without over weight. All major mechanical units are instantly accessible and quickly remov able without disturbing associated units. Regular maintenance is made easy by ingenious outside adjustments te take up any ultimate wear en moving parts. Seven distinctive body types. Prices range from $2620 te $3695 at Kokomo, Indiana. Excise tax is extra. APPERSON BROS. AUTOMOBILIi CO., KOKOMO, IND. APPERSON MOTORS OF PENNA. Direct Facter; trench S. W. Cor. Bread and Race Streets - Locust 5167 Til E EIGHT W IT II EIGUTY LESS PARTS KPTJcATlONAIi Beth Hum Cku4lin1 DV TuttlenrJlft. New Open. SnOltnana NI(nsJ Tuition. IS and IS. Why pay morn? Our 30 yeara" cxprrlenrc, location and Instructor nre unexcelled. Call, phene or write for eatale. .Summer rnteii. AL.MKR nl'HINBSg HCIIOOI.. 10 H. 10th Ht. On Seasonable Groceries Household Necessities Combining Quality goods with Lewer Prices that preient un matchable economies. Anether practical extra value-fMng demonstration that atrUdng ly accentu ates the A&P supreme position as Lew-Price leaders of U. 8. A. Package FtU Ntfthi & U Flint. WuhliT.Hi... ImrSess (aatll) Scrub BrailiM "tiffl ,. IcUmS Hurter'tCMM Gran&MlWi Fruit Jia. Glbbi' Catiusj .Wtt. UnZUll . ,..it vcn ,.btttliefl J.U.0 A&P Uit PewJsr. MbuttTiplect... CecsCU lO6 r.-iAsffs Buu nalOc Encer. OBrsOU plot tut SJji muzl Ht I AP Enpentsd MUk TtOcu ft If AliP Coaewitd Milk culZc uIOc it t nit 1J "tJi St j "RED CIRCLE" COFFEE Our first thoesht Is te maintain enr present OBmatchsd Ufh quality, but te da this we ute been cempilled te make a slight ad--'e la tne coepls of ccmi te the great big host b. ttUSsd Lewest Price in Towi Window Screen! (at) Cew Brand Seda -inr WsihlniPewittr ... Red Frent Cocea Had Frent Black Pepper . . . . Red Frent While Pepper. . . . Red Frent Glnier MtkSfc ,-tlsfSe ...... paduie 4c ....&U.tiaiJc & PACIFIC? 1 UM ..ualZc . ,culS I tin lie liA BMkPlBjBJfjLCpSBjllSl wpssfjjj , X f EI)tTCAT10WAT '. Beth'Reirej Training for the Professions Theolepry (Evening Sessions) Law (Evening Sessions) Medicine (Day Sessions) Pharmacy (Day Sessions) Dentistry (Day Session)' Chiropody (Day and Evening Sessions) Plcnse neiul me bulletin for the course marked X. Nnmn , , , , , Street ..... City State K-7-17-.2 TEMPLE UNIVERS1TV Ilrend S. Mew Htrka rtilladrlphla s I'henr, Illnmnnd 0A31 Fer Men of Executive Caliber Net every man can be n successful executive; nnt every executive la successful one. Fer men of executive caliber Pelrra Hchoei training provides that founda tion upon which business success Is built. Day Prhnet Opens Pent. S Night Hrhoel Opens Hrpt. IN PEIRCE SCHOOL of Business Administration ITrtie for S8th Year Boek I'lnr Ml. Wrst of llrnnit Di Srlunl Nicfit Scaetl I -w " I !0OWilnutSt.l iiiaeipmi ItnllKKKF.PIttiU IN TlKMANn Yeung men and women trained In book Keeping nnd accountancy find no dlfllculty In secuilug irned positions. Our courses, day or eenlnir. offer complete nnd practical Instrue- m rr iu'li. visniirs iiiuhvr weienme. .-new bciieui centrally located. Catalog. PI1II.A. IU'S1NK.SS COI.I.EC.K nnd College of Commerce. , Hill Market Ht.. I'hllildelDhU Oak Lane Country Day Schoel1 Onk I.nne. Phlla., Pit. A Progressive Hchoei for lJejs nnd Olrla from Kindergarten te College. Autobus ciiIIh for nnd return-t children. Thirty acrea of athletic fields, plaMrieund nnd woodland. Ti-k-lihuiiO Melioee fu7 Write l M. I-'llUUl.tUIIHR. llendmnster. Oak Lime Country Dnv Bchoel. , TIIK IIOlblAN SCIIOOI., 2201 U'lifnilt Ht. A day school for Klrls and small heys will open fur Its twenty-thlrd je.ir September 21. yi22. College Preparatory nnd (ieneral Cem. "os. Kllrnbeth . Ilriilr llcadmlHtiess. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS Scheel Year Opens September 19th STANLEY 11 YAKNAI.I.. Prlnrlnnl , TTip Tavler Scheel 'ft' anA Ms-lit ine layier ecnwi loots Market st. drew; Shorthand Teuchtyplnit lloehkecplnK. Arciiuntlng. Secretarial courses. Knrell new. CTDAVFR1'! The Rest lluYlne Srhoel 3 1 IVA I E.XV O 807 (.-JIKSTMJT 8T, Position cnnrnn'il. Kntcr new. Day or night. Radie, Chambers Institute Summer Rates. Ph. f.ec. 18-22. 2010 Arrhat. eiiKUISTHY AND PHARMACY COURfF.S I'lillmlflphla College of Plinrmm-y. Ciitnleg. BK.UHXC1..PA. .Sclunlklll Hem., Itrndlng'a Jr. Cel., Rending, Pn Prep. A Jr. College courses. Three yra. of tollcge work Blven. New athletic field, airline hall and HilinlnlKirnlluu building, Ye.ir J ten Year opens He.pt. 11. WARRt' K. TKKL. A. M.. I). .. Pres. SF.I.lXHtlHOVK. PA. Siisniichanna t'nlierlty, Hrllnsgre. I'b. Co-educatlennl In the Arts and Sciences. Heuutlful nnd liealihful envlrenmenta. AU-dri-ss for catalog. W. T. Ilorten, Iteglstrur. Summer Scheel epena Junn 2(1, I,KONI-. N. J. OLD OKrilARO IIOMK SCHOOL NURS ERY. Fer hcnlthy. normal children and Ilihli-s. Health first. Selected tejs. Writ tu Anna 11. Niecm. Ieiiln, N. .1. Consult ledger lturcau. DVYTON, VA. KIIKNANDOMI COLLKOIATi: INSTITUTE and rjilienl of Music, Diljlnn, Va. Junier College. Co-educatlennl. Hates. J22.1 le $.101) We htte a number of satisfied North i rn students Exceptional ndtnniueea. Fer inialegue nnd particulars nddrabs Shenan doah Cellegium Institute and Scheel of Music Consult Public Ledger Bureau. WAX1!IX1TN.I. ('. H1R 6 PR ACTIC m. I.earn this new, most prnmlKlng of " nil professions In Washington, lite , nutlnii'x ruiillal. I'nrltnlrd ndran- tuces for N:f-Hiiiierlliig students. Ce-cdii- , i-iitleiinl. AdilrcsK the RrKislrnr. I RILEY SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC il in j iMjTcij n niiingieii, u. t;. hit. celVmiha I'xiv. eVHYHiri..Na, Inc., Clti of Wn-hliiKtiiii. Thu feuries Chiropractic Physie-Therapy Hacti of facultv i desri-ed In sublerts the'v tenth Night school Is continuous. We nsslrt ou In securing cnuieiil.il runiulng and heard at iraeimlile pilies I)n,y ht-hoel Leulna hnpt 11, 11122 Wrltn fur booklet. DR. I.. C. HHi:ilMAN, l'res., 810 14th Ht. LYNCHlll'RO. VA. LYNCHBURG COLLEGE l.S( llllt IIC. VIROINIA A stanuaru Ainerienn feiiegn errerlng ural uiuni tiiij untiles tn veung men nnd wetnen iieni ine .-serin nines, jaju I'er catalegue and I'HtUulars nddreas J. T T. IIIMll,i;i, Pres.. I.jnchbiirg. Vn. Consult Publle l-edger llurenu m:v kirk city Celumbiiv Irr;,':ar'',,,"r,lf ?ch.n.01 ""x- an-! I ...lir-, , , 1-..1 I , , .mi jir .I I I'nlierRltlus West Point and Annainlls. Hei WI'.ST NM'H ST. Cerner Wet r.ml A Schuvler 0700 eiinir Women and flirts OVi:illHtO0K.J'A. MRS. CASKIN'S SCHOOL- FOR (.IRI-S ANII VOINd UOMLN Keunded In lull Cd.gn I'ren., Vocational. Demestic Arte, Mum. strong (lenerJl Course Sneilul attention le day students Ciiiihuh of 21 lines All uibleilra Cninler MRS. LANGDON CASKIN, Principal .OVIJItllKOOK, PA ' Ml Hnj ward's Stlioel for lllrls, (lirrbrbek I I'll In . in. ( elleirr. tiit.Mtirnt..p.. n.i I I retnrl.it courses AlMletlci. Demestic Selni,,-.' I . f arrlage calls for pupils In linla Cynw-yd, I '" . ii-iicm . i nn i itnr i.. .Miss S. .lAVLT SWWAIID. Prlnrlnnl IIIOM.V)R. PA. 2 a HARCUM SCHOOL I'llli !iri t a i oiiein prepirnteiy nr special s-'ii V V.'",ri Arl. l'"lnf Mr. Lilltti llurcher Hiirriim, II ,; Ileail of HihiHil. Irs. L. May Willis II. P.. ArnilemlB Head. jjiAMiirnmu'iiHi pa. , I' F.N.N HALL- Sihnel for girls In beniitTful (uniheininu alley i.arae campus llullil. liiga modern In inery respect. Roem suites of in with bath liOtwei.li Large gymna- i slum, tile peel Iteguinr k special rum sea. (lelf, hnehev tennis. I iiskethuii, herhnbtu-k hiding, canoe. i lug Mn null eer spun at unshorn, wink net Interrupted I'miilegiij , and Miws no ro re iiuest Iriinli s Miiglll. A. M Principal, , lle !.., ( liniiilii-r.iiiig, I'.i, ' 1 III M1MIDOX. P. , Juniata Cellcn;e , '"VnI,nn. '' I , ' I H enil Aim (a, 11 . li.-iii-inl Scl. in i (II H.). MukIc Schelnsilcs Hid Ilei:niH Ideals euiphimlriM Alse blth-.-Hill.' ca Vim 1 l.l'IITZ. PA. limh:n HAIL MMIWIIV A gills' liilunl sllliv 17111 Ai'.'ulnniie rv.lln., P I'lmniierj- tt Spnlnl Cuursie hepunln Jr 1 lent iiMIl . heiletni al Chi Hi i r. u- Stengel, l. II,. Prln,, Hun 1113, Lltltr, Pn, NKWTON, MASS, MOl'XTIIIA. SCHOOL FOR lilRLi. n.ijij Summit St.M-wleiuMnea. Consult llureau, MANASSAS, VA, Eastern College Conservatory MANASSAS, VA. forty-five, minutes from Washington with frequent week-end excuislnne, Four years' Academy reurae. fully accredited. Junier College Courses, Fer catalogue address TltiA Vtm sllnii tAa 99 . - ana i trniuviHi Us Ai itianailll Vm ' ClecuMit. VuMle Jjiif )SuWu-?eV kleSW. vzrztzri vft; v- XUMjJbJCiUMLt Jn UJj&ij I n'n i VJ KPtfATIONAT. Yniing Women anil nisi. JJtWKMnHAaa. AfMfirr.ltv nv ntnTiii't.il.s'L Afntlneed wlih r.u.nii. iT..!&'Jwfll.JeVel I!!s!ShLs.r'Apt",iW?a iivtsrii: fiassyangyji;.'' ss AVAHiiixeTav. n. IIOI.V CROfS .ACAIIFMYA7n1isTrrr-. the Catholle' University. P?".ViP17l R'"n!"5 Education. Htnndard nnd "pLW iwi""i uaress Hiater Cress Academy. Wnshlnnte Superior.- ii2 in, p. c. '"T rKTKnHimnn. va. -SOUTHERN COLLEGE Junier College nnd Flnlshln ix,1,1n ?,0urr"H7i.V jjjiurg. Vai . e ' iBiinnm pairnneRO, nh incauen, AHII1UK IUI.E II JBLLglJlaTQ 1'larr, I'eleriluirs Vpnng Men and nor. AM.ENTtmTt:. PA. AHcntnwn Prnava!... c.i ?L'p."r'!. ,or. ?e1Jr".0J. or .Ifchnlcsl .?. mi.11 ciuesce, iimiriauni instruction .f .f remmerclM course. student ei?e.-1, All athletics, flplendld mm e," bI. Lar(?e campus and Byn nnslum SpeeisiL8 for younger boys. Rn moo c.1. ?, ........ .... m.iuiir.n, n, S.. IImj,. HKM.F.r(IXTK. PA." Bellefonte Academy irniteTtTijf Jind up, 117th year. Ath. field WlstffitJ' linn I. frt.l fntna PsI.Ia- r. Jii"iIri iltfjIIKS, A. M.. Heml.nn.ter. 'tlell.r lir.TIIM-.il KM. PA BETHLEHEM PREPABATOIIY BCIIent Trepares boys for nil leading cellein ... ' universities. ncneiarsnips, Modern imiii Ings, extensive ureunds. Oymnaslura SSXi mini nnnl enrl nil nlhl.iU. a... ..''. "'" Bchoel. llcnsonRble rates." (alalv,u;lml',, Jehn M. Tuggey. M. A llendmasaV. llex I). Ilethlrnrm. PennaT f.'lIKSTKB. PA. PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE Known for mere than a century for kits.' Ideals and standards In education, . COLONEL CHARLES E. HYATT rilESTF.R. PA. lw OKOIM1K SCHOOL. PA. GEORGE SCHOOL A Co-edacitlentl with Sep. Dornutetf BUn, College Preparatory, ntse Manual Tralalss and Citizenship courses. 227 acres en v, shamlny Creek. Athletics. Friends" ra'i'L O. A. .WALTON. A. M.. Prln, Hex 283. OrnrxK Hchoei. Pa. Kb HARRlSIIUttfl. PA. Harrisburg Academy ?&- Senior nnd Junier Departments. Mediriti rates. Fer catalog I. address. Arlhtr t Hnmn. Ilenilinnster. Harrisburg, I'n. taXCASTEB. PA. FRANKLIN ANII MARSHAITaCAdBjt ' rrcpnrea Imys for nil colleges and technical schools. Mndernte terms, I'atnleirue. ' Address E. SI. HARTMAN. Pd. !., PrlncUat llex 412. Lancaster. !. mmlJ. Yeung Women nnd (ilrls NAZARKTII. PA. NA7.ARKT1I 'llAI.L MILITARY ACADlfi ltex 00. Nararet!. Pn, Founded IH1 Preparatory anil Iluslness Courses. Senior. Intermediate nnd Junier Depts. Athletics. Military Life. Hey. A. 1). Tlineler. n.l)..Prll rKxxsiiuiin, pa. PERKIOMF.N" SCHOOL ItMl llOYS-MaTe. nrniery nne nuniness. ."cneiarmups et C0 ducted for profit. Moderate rates Cntileme. OSCAR H. KRIEI1F.L. I. H.. Principal Hex 111), rennsburg. Pa. itr.AniNe. pa. Keystone Institute "The Service Scheel" A fully equipped sihnel with expert b ,1 structers ergnnlzed te give Intenslte Instrue 1 Hen et 2 jears in Electrical i;nlnerlnf, Mechanical Knglneerlng, Accounting ml Iluslness Administration 1(1 weeks' rntirae In Automotive Mechanics. n.iy and nliU classes. Wrltn for Information le Director Keystone Institute. 1X1 .North 4th Street. Heading, Fa. KALTlliritH. PA; UV I C W I A -I'llllDI, ax J iiir inns Kl"klmlnetns snring .sc-eni permlls beri. Ia nrnu nn nut nf iti-mrs tllO ncr.. h!irM.i oierleoklng rher. Special preparntle-i tot I ei eM nnd leclmlcnl -i 1 oeU rieceiiteritl ieni. All stirts. Kate f Mn I'sialer r Au-iress DR. A. II. WILSON. .IR.. President Him ami, snlt.hiire-. Pn. HWARTIIMORK. PA. C...lhmn Prepiinilerj fur llnsi sell uneiiumu.v fl)(. rllir, y ., Xnmllnsea, .': Ileanniiisicr, mix -:u, nwiirinnierer ra, WAYNE. PA. ST. I.UKFS HCHOOI. Wayne (Main I.tne P. K. R.). Pa. Charles Henry Mrniit. A. M Headmaster NEWTON. N. ,1. ,r,WTON ACADF.MY Military eeuntiv sch ml bes in te If. Mountain nnd Ink" realen 2 hours frece N. Y. Ustiibllsheil 1S.",2 Catalogue. llux L. Neulen. N. .1. WKNONAH, N. .1. WEN0NAH S Healthful location 12 miles fiem Phlla tlelplila. College fMitriuuv. Inislnesa an4 seelal ceurHes. Hnvs taiiRht IlflW W Htinlv Separate ilepartment for Junier! eleven veai-8 elil ami ever, JfiSd Upper Sclienl. STfin, Ciitnleir and View Heek. MAJOR C. A SNVDF.H. Supt. ' Hex i:, WKNONAH. X. J. W'KST m:wten,m.s.. ALLKN CIIAIAIKKS SCHOOL Fer Itnjs West Newton. Man.. POOI.LSVILLIl. .Ml). lliinrlev Hull SHIItsa'y Aemlenn, Poelesrllle. jlil Select Cnllege 1'repHrnteiy Scheel for rtuiBif Character nnd Amblilnn. Fer catilei nddress: Cnpf. S. .1. Ledge. M. A.. I.I. Jl., Supt Cerault I'uhlle l.edcer llureau , I.rXINIiTOX. VA. Castle Hill Aciidrmn. Iliigtnn, Vn. Hell locution Hnu enmuic. j-iinaini ier i-uue mit e- -all It h. i:nernment ai-ndeniles and n'il ... uin.iiir fnrultv. Mllltnrv training 5IU- nllicent buildings, Inrge gninnslum. Dept. fe- lir.vn under in Fur it add , the .supL , WAVNKMIjIRO. VA. , nSHIHRNK MILITARY SCHOOL, Warn horn. Vii. llruduatrs ndinllted te lyeit Telnt nnd Naval Acmlemy without exomlns exemlns exomlns tlen Itatcs f-1100. R. (). T c. War IX nartmenl. Ker catalogue nnd pai tleulara address Majer Morgan II Hudglni, Prlne.. Wnsnesbore, Vii Consult I'uhlle Ledger Ilure-iu. . JHATIIAM. VA. luitliiim Training Scheel, fliiitliira, V. A Southern school that will appeal te Northern people. Hates, J.10.1 I'er cntaletue Mini particulars addressi COL. A. II. PASHIUX. Cliaiham. Va. Consult Public Ledger llureau ; ASIIKVILLi:. X. ('. . Bingham Military Scheel SANITATIOX SAFLTV Ql'IKT , m.iest Scheel for Heis In th Seuth KlIieiI that will appeal le lle In the .Nena. Kur CutaleKUa nnd Pnithulars nddresa. 1 COL. S. R. McKLi:. Supt. Ahhrtlllr. X. (. Consult I'uiiin- i.iiigsr Hureau. Where Shall 1 Send My Child te Scheel? Tliat question can t vis.a ..i-i.... nnA sttsrae terlly by cenaultins the Ed j ratinnni iiurcau, mi a-"-- , fleer nt Public Ledger OIjlc. Indeperdence Square. HJ you may obteln:-complet ; rellnble tnfornAtlen of w bearillnK schecM for ".)' . girls, military cniemy. bu nefli college, tpeclal echoeil for retarded children, conj tervatery of music, cej!jw unlveralty. pur I ntlm . KneW'T..K Ol me .""'"""InJ I of the vurleua lntltutiM -. enable you te mai " choice. .. .Hj Thla eervlca la free and aj tibia " everx nft " who a. I PubUc Ledger 4Wjftfij s-iTJI?erp7iHTT et SLJ "iSTw "----- -..- WInut9M L A ft tr I- II P' te M ei x H h .r. 4 Hit -,vr i tj . iV. 3Wf
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