Kl FW5j?p?5 nwv&v .v r SOFT COALTO POOR wintmzmgg&c. WlftBSft' k s tb s' r "' ' Assistant Welfare Head Says It's Best Way te Relieve ! Shortage WOULD KEEP COST DOWN T), J Ulair Spencer. Assistant Di li.', nf AVdfnrc, yesterday advocated Z appointment of n commission of ...mi.. officials nnd cenl operators te k y,nc bituminous cenl into the city ler I" ...i, miinlcinal auspices. Df Spencer asserted that there Is ' .1 .i..... nf vinl. anil n Tary rem uunuB -- fteuld Dn uibteiuiuii. iU " EvMitfcT pjiptaep TQukspAT. deeembek t, 1022 , W" WJH Heads Bay State Girls the coal has pwed rrr sntlsfnc-1 president of the meeting, and about nnd he regards its uhe us the se- seven different States are represented ,1 Iple of modest circumstances through threugh "w' . . it. .nl.1 Hint under bis ut tne cy. "" " . , A !tan the peer person who has te pur Lie coal by the bucketful would re J 1 the fuel at cost prlce-approxl-it.lr$10ntenndthb,rdld 1 .t,. hnrden of paying ns high as 523 t .thS?fr. . U the case when eesli P.rchased In small eunntit.es frM city Plc for "the dumping of rt, bituminous coal te be brought lu-re t Mrse was recommended bj Dr. Weer who said he had been i singed Sftewesfc for coal. , He added he Hi Investigated conditions at the an fhrtcite m nes nnd discovered that en y ineVslxth of freight cars necessary te handle 1he dally output of the mines Vnc'er's advocacy of the use .(bituminous coal fellows his pcrsenul ,l "'i.. ..in, tlm cenl situntien. He ptnca-. .- - . tiTi tne com ' i ;, 'tJry and he regards its mho ns J I.' t ll.e nrPSPllt fl fficlllty He suggested that the n- of the left coal be confined te homes alone 0 that large corporations would net itlltie the present emergency te cir cumvent the smoke ordinance. ''EDUCJTtTewOaY" AT GIRLS' CLUB MEETING National League Sessions Will Come te Clese Today Tednv Is "Educational 'Day" nt the meeting of the National Heard of Di rectors of the National League of Gills Clubs. The meeting, which is being held nt 15'J." Locust street, has been In seleii since Wednesday morning ind will close tomorrow. Dr. Walten II. Hamilton, depnrt nf liP.nl of economics of Amherst College, will speak en "Material and Methods in Workers' IMucatien." Am- I Jiprst College has been carrying mi ti i ipecial educational course nt Spring- j field and Holyoke, Mnss., nnd Dr. Hamilton has been engaged in tins The National League of Girls' Clubs AM. THIS FOB, TEN TENTH Twle lw f Interesting maitaztne article. Iileh-rlans fiction. hupiqr. and art work, n Kh-pauc all-Mar "mmli; wet en: n mdI i.leiinl roleRraun Tutorial faction, a temrletc nepa)er: nil for ten entn That li the birsaln Seu 1,-et with the Sunday t.ic Leihieii. ".Make It a Habit." .lit aaL 192 WILL NO T BE A 'JAZZ BABY' Mayer Warns Hotels and Caba rets Against Sunday New Year Celebration ALSO CAUTIONS ON LIQUOR place in which violations were discov ered. 1'he hotelmen pledged themselves te strict observance of the closing regula tions. The Mayer told the managers he had instructed the police department te co-enernto in enforcing the Velstead net and that Infringements of that law would be prosecuted. TWO MORE CAMDEN AUTO VICTIMS DIE MISS MARION N. N1LES President of Massachusetts League of Girls' Clubs, who presides nt meeting today WOMAN GETS WELFARE POST Mrs. Henry D. Jump Elected Presi dent of Advisory Council Mrs. Henry 1). Jump, U010 Walnut street, yesterday was elected president of the Advisory Council of the Wel fare Department of the city. As head of thnt organization she will direct the activities of n group of sixty public spirited women who take an active in terest in the correctional ami poor peer houses of the city. is Interested in the recreation and edu cation of girls ever sixteen, nnd the organization is non-sectarian nnd self governing. Fifty per cent of the girls are employed in factories, 40 per cent in stores nnd offices, and but 1 per cent stay nt home. Miss Marlen II. Niles, president of the Massachusetts League, is acting There is gloom in the realm of jazz. The order bus getii out I bat hotels mill cnfcH must belil no celebration New Year's ep until mldnlcbl, December !ll. And the jaz miit .case iiiemtitly at I o'clock en New Year' morning. Majer Moere summoned monrlcters nnd mniuigerM of leading hotels nnd PeDper Campaign Cost $5583 cafes te his ethec jrsterday mill warned reppe w.mM..u.. w,ue them continued ielittlitn of the law Senater Pepper filed an account respecting cabaret performances and Ing of his campaign expenses, showing ether infractions of pull.-" regulation!. I be spent $5583.42, of which 55000 was no longer would be tolerated. Itentrlbuted te the "iepublican State The Majer, Diircter Cortelyou, et Committee and $250 te the Phlladul tbe Department of Public Safety, nnd pbin City Committee. The balance was ether officials have been in receipt of . mient for traveling, hotel bills nnd ether remplnints thnt cafes and hotels cen-litems, tinned cabaret performances after 1 1 A. M. and thnt dancing and (lnmbey-' nnt spectacles, staged te the wblne of, "jnz," had been common where guests cither carried or obtained liquor. The Majer rend regulations govern ing the operations of hotel, cafes and 1 lestaiiranN te the lmtcliiin in the pre-- ' ence of Mr. Cortc'jeu nnd Cltv Selle- iter Smjtlt. Mr. Moere hi id he would lii'-lst en strict regulation ami implicit obedience. ll n.liltd that Ihe police tie- , partment would pieeccd against any by the president club mcmberti. of the league and DREKA FINE STATIONERS Christmas Gifts at very reasonable prices from a collection of beau tiful articles personally selected in Europe. 112L.hestnut Street ADVERTISING SOME BANK un Why de net banks give mere attention te the paper they use ? Every bank knows the import' ance of making a geed impression. Ne bank erects a building without considering hew it will leek. But does any bank select paper for stationery and checks with that idea in mind ? Checks especially are tokens of value, which stand for money. They should be engraved en the best paper obtainable, as bends and stock certificates are. Ne advertisement a bank could use is mere effective and appropriate than engraving en Crane's Bend the checks it gives te its customers. xoe selected new rag stec iai years' experience Banknotes eaa countries Paper money 0438,000,000 people Government bends 018 nations c ranes BUSINESS PAPERS iLO Bride "WcW, my husband told me te pick out a car with out knowing the prices. Se I che3ea Moen and he's crazy about it He said he had expected te spend a thousand mere." Prices: F. O. B. Factory $1105, $1695, $1785, $2485 MACKIN MOTORS, INC. J. Jy VanderrrUt. l'rr. 855 N. nriHi.t St. Plimut I'enlnr 7S8S Dlauluy Koemi Own lArnliiK Moter Cars Thn car of the ten proven units 2H KlApttrlck & HeyUr 1 Mnrkrt Mt. U-tf.8IlwMwAe7. Oftnxiitcr B. Ar.JI. M-. 4M N. Bread Street Authorized Dealer t VYeiunefeitnd meter Stlci Ce. 8S?2 N. llr.HKl St. Jekn A. Morriiea (440 HeiuliiKten Ave. Efir Rtadj Garaga Bread anil llenlemrd King Moter Salfi 4080 CUeatnut St. Maaeatr ft Kilrar W. Philadelphia Ray Scaaaff ar Cjnwyd Total of 102 Fatalities Since First of Year Recorded by Pelice DRIVERS SPEED AWAY Tour (iratlis hi four iliijq rltie te nllto nllte nllto miibile nrciilenls, miike ti tetnl of 102 ini'srin billcil b iiiit.iinebilcs in Cam ili'H llilt )c:ir. In inn ra'.ex IliW wrrk Ibe tlrlvrrt of rnr-t, nftrr strlkiiiK down tbrlr vie llins. b'ft lliein djliiif en tbe uliect nnd llrd wltbmit ciffcilii!; a.Histiinc'P. ChnrleM Skiniipr. forty-wen ynr old, IHlS Clii'-tniit slri't, illril till- inernlnp nl the West .Tcrcey lluinno lluinne pnthic IIepItnl from injuries rend ml wIipii be wns struck by nn nutoiuebllc jcslcrdny nftcrnoen. motorist, be Increased bis speed nnd escaped duriiiR llie cxtdtcin'cnt. Anellicr enr wns procured nnd Skinner wns ttiken te tbc bespluil Mifferlng from Se vern bodily InjiiricK. Willliim .jIIIc, forty-five yenrs old, of Kemerdiilc, :i suburb of Cnmdcn. wtis Nlriick by nn tiutomeblle en tbe Wbltc IIorse pike nnd tccdwd lt.JurlcH which (niihcil his denth curly jeslcrdny morn ing hit Coetier Ilevpilul. The enr which struck lilin wim driven by Arthur Dunn, of Cniiului. Dunn uns nrrcsted. .Mi?., llrldcct Ailcy, sixty jenrs old, of SliuiTerd. uiim stiuck by un unto unte iiinbiln while wnlkliiK en the White Mevmi l'ikc ncitr Ciimden, nnd received injuries which cniised her denth, Tucsdiiy, in the Cooper Hnepltnl. The drhcr of the nir left h'r lylnc en the lemHdc, nnd ultheueli attempts In rupture him worn made, be escaped ufter ii chase. Valentine- Kuisler. O-iTiO filenmere VAUCLAIN SPEAKS TONIGHT Addresses Life Underwriters en Correct Salesmanship Methods Samuel M. Vnuclti i '. prpsiileiit of Italdwin Locemotivu Wrrks. will speak te the Philadelphia Association of Life i'ndcrwrlters tenlKht nt the Hellevile- Stratfeid en "Correct Methods or Salesmanship." Dinner will be served te the fiOO members who are cp(s-ted te attend. Other prominent speakers will address the association. , Truck Burned by Short Circuit An nutomeblle truck burdened with I lekles. rubber hose and lish. cave Chemical Hngine Ne. (1. of I!utlc(en pike, u lenj; run last night when it t might fire tit Heiixalem pike and Cemh l.illll. Ille IIIICK wiih ill mi' MTtii'r ill avenue, this city, tiled nt tne wcst.ii. .. i.iii-, ei n. '"""';" .ler-ev Momrepathle Hospital en Tue.- i ii. A -diert circuit in the w lntif lav night ft nui lnjiirles received when 'exploded vnmf fumes under the heed. another motorist crashed into hi i nr. low u while emsslnc a street nnd thrown bevernl feet liy the car. Although passersby sheuttd te the LODGER KILLS HIMSELF , An unidentitied man was found liang ing from n beam In n bedroom of a lodging house nt Twelfth and Cherry streets jesterdny. The man used his Imtl tnr n lin.iun. Tfe WAS nhnllt tlilrfr. He was knocked ( VP jears old nnd nently il reused. Ills fhtPennvSavfn&Bank n r. J-Z A rysJR 1 , i fv . iKa m bedv Is nt the morgue. 2i"JrBrvWJir. nix lie.rtitiil . n O Jehn VnmamtJMr fTGSOWtf . The reliability and de pendability of your reat estate firm should be your first consideration. Many years' experience enables us te bring rip ened judgment te bear en your problems. We are very sure, indeed, of our ground you can rely en us I HEYMANN & BR0. Real Estate Hejrminn Building a uavmQ ' . Ly is a- greater evt than- gaming Capital &, Surplus" 4,000.000 4 West End Trust Company BBJOAO-STPieeT'AT SOOTH PENN SQUARE 9 Real Estate - I 1 I Hejrmsnn Building I I I 113-215 S. Breid St.. Phili., Pa. I I 7 ' " ia3i Desks Take advanfage of Desk Week at Library Bureau. Come inteday nnd examine our 7 complete lines in all price ranges. Pull open the drawers. That's workmanship I See the portable letter files, the port able card trays they contain. Ex amine the exquisite finish, the beauty of the grain and the quality of the hardware throughout. Chairs Come in and sit in one of these chairs. Te the last detail it cor responds with ether parts of the suite, in design and in quality. Tables The same selected stock as the desks, made as carefully and fin ished as beautifully. Noted for their dust-proof drawers. This is Desk Week at L. B. See the ipecial exhibition at our convenient store Library Bureau M. W. MONTGOMERY. Mtnun Phenes: Mtin 7594 1 Wslnnt 3)94 Paris JO jaw A . at A. . 7A mm 'M New Yerk Bread Street Walnut Street RITZCARLTON HOTEL Extraordinary Sale of Dresses Afternoon & Evening Gowns At Prices Averaging l2 and Less Canten Crepes, Chiffens, Geergettes, Taffetas, Laces and Net $75 Dresses New $35 $125 Dresses New $45 $135 Dresses New $65 $185 Dresses New $75 $195 Dresses New $95 These Dresses go en sale Tomorrow Morning at 9 A. M. MacDonald & Campbell The Best Christmas Gifts for Men We de net invite you te select gifts for men from just a mass of geed? True, our variety is great, but every thing in our stocks is a specialty. Chesen with jealous care for our reputation, and the satisfaction of the most critical man. refill xi ' NK5&1 ' rna Silversmiths S,. j 3fcWt" i-tis u n k j j The radiance of The Polished Girdle Diamond will be mere fully epnrcciated bv direct comparison y y In ether diamonds -sold only by this Establishment THE GIFT SUGGESTION BDDK FDR 1923 MAILED UPON REqilEST illustrates ieveral hundred distinctive articles Jewels Watches Cleckg Silver China Glass and Novelties, many of which are mode rate ly priced The Gift Suggestion Boek will prove of great convenience in selecting Christmas and VVedding Gifts for these who are unable te make personal seleotien. It'sGreattoKnewi That Thousands efMenAppreciate Our Super-Values We don't want te sell ' any man who thinks he can de as well else where. We stand pat; en the statement that our Super-Value Pel- l icy saves you $5 te $12 en any Suit or Over coat you buy here. P V. R R Y S The Atlantic Monthly announces in the December Issue WINTER SUITS and OVERCOATS The Fine, the Finer and the Finest Quali ties at Our Super Value Prices The American Jail an article portraying the unbelievably shocking conditions existing in the jails of the United States, which cannot but arouse the long der ' mant public conscience, by JOSEPH F. FISHMAN Prison Expert who. as the only inspector of prisons for the Federal Government during many years and as special investigator for State and ether administrations, has visited almost every prison, jail and reformatory in the United States. $28 s33 $38 $43 and up Loek Everywhere and Compare Perry & Ce. 16th and Chestnut SUPER - VALUES in Clethes for Men Mr. Fisliman's story te definite and cogent, giving specific in stances and naming time and place. New en all News Stands. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY BOSTON Don't give your printer the chance for- saying, "That s the best i can get out of the engraving plates." Our engravings make him say, "My, they come up fine!" The Che'Tnutjtreet ENGRdWNG CO.!i E,COR.IIT-iJCHETNuTT Entrance en 11th St. Initial Handkerchiefs, 50c te $2.00 Leather Belts, Knitted Silk Mufflers, Gloves, Silk Neckwear, Silk Shirts, $1.00 te $2.50 $6.00 te $20.00 $2.00 te $5.00 75c te $4.00 $7.00 te $12.00 Gelf Hese, Pajamas, Silk Half Hese, Sweater Coats, Heuse Jackets, Bath Robes, $3.00 te $7.50 $2.00 te $15.00 75c te $6.00 $6.00 te $22.50 $10.00 te $32.50 $7.50 te $15.00 1334-1336 Chestnut Street TAILORED AT PASHIQM PARK FAR - KERRY Stormpreof Outergarments H5, $50 and $55 fjJPut your feet down en the cringing, whimpering, weather fearing overcoat. Be ready for Winter's worst. Get the drop en the weather before it takes a drop en you. Wear a Par-Kerry Storm Proof, Style-right eutergarment. x& m. J Tailored at Fashion Park. TAiLcmreAT rAsme tauk JLJrS SONS 1424-26 CMESTNUT STREET .. i fl 1 1 ;J H l k , .fcu.i.jiji(fifc4&t, t, s. ,
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