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1'nilMIT NO. 841 .
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EVENING PUBLIC LEPCTfePHIlAPtmA, - CTlDAt
WOODEN SHIP FAILURE
AIM OF SENATE PROBE
WOMEN FORM WORLD UNION
International Association Com
merce Formed in Chicago
Olilcmo, No 22 Tho international
Woman's Association of Commerce lias
Resolution h Passed Ordering I 1'een organized nt a rorifarenre of repre-
., . . ., sontRtle women from different nations
Investigation ot htlicrgciicy Th0 I)Urpose for 1C Pnw organisation Is
Fleet Contracts
ltonm, 21 noeinlrp
K' stato Ufflelalmente nnnunzlato clip
martiuT trunpe ltaliane sbarearono id
'occuparono II porto ill Oattaro
t seivlzlo potnlt n mczo ill aporett
e' stato tlatttiato tia enezU n
Trieste
Itn "Vlttorlo liinanuelo li.i dprorato
con la med.tglia al alore Koettl Tan
luccl, 11 quale sparn la torpedlno die
affondo' la Rrandi tor.izzata aut'tlaia
Vlrlbus Inltii
1assoctaziono ijtlli staniin In pi
sentato una petizloiif al Prrsldente dp
ConslKllo del MlnibUi On Oilandn ,
pi'rche' oglia alioliio In unsun '
Clrcola Ift nri the II prelatn inluioj
dttl Papa In Amerin alio scopu dl up I
presentarlo nl giubileo ill 1 I'ndin.ili
Gibbons, abbla I'innriio dl consegn ue
una lettera .lutngrafn ill Papa lniili tin I
al Presldente Wilson I
In detta lettera mioihIu liifornnlimi
ria fonte .iutono!i il I ana rnrim. li I
sue vo congr.itul-izinnl iir gli sforzl
fd II successo (onseguilo dal T'letldmlr
negll scopl mlrantl ad nssKui.ui" una
permanente pac(
Un dlspacoio di Herni annunirli cup
per quella staziom fprroM.ul.i li mno
transltato pancilil tteni lontenentl
clascuno 800 prlirionutl Itiiliam dl s1'""
ra, rllasclati dalla lUnnini.i i dir
1'Austrla"
SI asslcura c h ipi il lutti 1 ivpuiuli
l recherannn a I'arigl in iiitasloiie
dell'arrlvo del I'reMdniti il-on per
jKirfrcrgll il saint .i linnit dpl i t'juura
taKlilnctun He -1 noimilie
l.a Msita del l'ieslileiit ilv
I MaiililiiKtnti, Nov 22
Tlie Hhlpliulldlni: proRnun nt thp
1'nlted States and partlctilirlv the- lois
of manv mllllotiR of dollars through the
I failure of wooden ship" lll be lnestl-
gitcd li the ptinti Commerce Commlt-
I tee ns soon as Congress conwnes for
I the Bhort session on Ilecember 2
I V resolution ri ported from the com-
, tniUee bj Sinitor Harding, ltepubllcan,
of Ohio wis adi pud In tlie Senile,
tiling upon tin t nltMl St ites hlp-
I pinir bmrd and ih. lnuigunu l'leet
t orpoiatlon to submit to tlie s'enate n
let.illnl report on the piogress (jf the
shipbuilding pingi.ini tin . ost of each
I ship, whetlui (swing lontracls could
bi lan.el.d and nil lninrmauon
to nthuncn the Interests of women In pro-
fesslonal. Industrial and commercial
work throughout the world, all to
unite all women for mutual helpfulness.
These olllcera were elected Presi
dent IIs riorence King, Chicago;
xlie presidents I Illanihe Soley, Tor
onto, fan , Ilmma Ma,.Terre Haute,
Ind , Winifred Wiseman, London; Rosa
Toussalnl llruspels Arndls Jensen,
HevKJiMk lcelnnd Kdllh Lenz, Mel
bourne ustralla Illa Tanning, Wel
lington Nf Zealand, Jennie hpurllng,
Hobait, Australli Ida Holleston, Bal
Ieberr Ireland, Hr Ml.i Bolssevaln,
Amsterdam' Mrs C Xanthopoulos,
CJreece sccretirj Dr Annie 11. Ilanes,
Chicago, treasurer, Laura (f riien,
mi sviir oi i't'( f
l'rualc suniuel ritift III, of 1 1--Wtli
sitli "treil, l'liilailelpliiJ,
now at ( amp (,r'i'iiliaf. leorKii
-tints nip the licliti(!- of pcjie In ln
I jpt.MII
SENATOR REED HITS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
girding umxttuition an" me comncn . , ngeles nil
umlPr wiiti n iik snips urn ui-.nB m.i" i Hi adquartei s of the astoclitlon will
Th. iisi.liitioii is iiimo.1 more at tlie J , ,ntalned in rhicago
flninilal 1 ss suffcml tluough tin con
struct! .n of woonin shlpa tint pAiMdl ..,,, ' , n .:.
t . P.- fuliitrt . iding to mimbirs or i llnluli Rulers to Hit Tans
th lomtn tut 'I "i i' I" at the con-, i-nrls. No -J King George and
1 i uime of 'he i
n . r li.int sh p Hi
hip pri grin
See- Kuin for I nited Mate- if
I'ie-idenl"s Pet Program
Keeomc- DperatiM-
t u-lllllKIIHI, N
!' i il ii g Hi it the I lilted M hi s
n i d hi (hup eiitingled In ppi broil
that might disturb l.uropi .liouId this
Prancla coltnlderi nra un iiunntui tri ,..,.. i,P,.m iiumbi-r of the urn
oranl e capl dl statl, e segncra' 1 etcn- ,,0,((1 lt )K ,( mtions senator l'.ted,
to plu' Importante di dope il i nnuw n.moirat of Mlsvouri in tin Senate i --
dl Vienna dl cento anni oi buiio I'W- t(,1(ja assailed the -uggestions tli it nn
postelonl sono state gla presi per mil P1KU, nf nations uul a court of Inter-
rrande rhlsta dl designate unlta. delle Ililtonll adjustments should be tstab-
ittorIose annate nlleate la nuili jhi Ushed
)Uog In Parlgl nl la. presenza dl capl
dl regni e rcpublkhe I Afttr r.-iding a portion ot Washing
Anche 1 capl delle nazlotii neutrali ton s farewell addi ess with its nf.rence
nn stall i,tnti i, Tnriii in r pkpi n to mil wirnlng igilnst entangling
ptesentl alia cone7lone the non tioa i nlliam.es Sin not Ried Hunched an at
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trui tlon of steel
original wooden
i u d for the building
i voo shins itentig nnu tons fiicn.
nt a iost of SIM1 ,r ton The total
mid hate hi " fo'MUi'0 000 had the
pnigrini liepn inrled nut s It is
hilwetn nlnett mil 100 of the shlpM
lute bien computed ntid ucoidlng to
btnatnr Calder nf New "iorlt, none has
ttr i rosstd Ihe oirin
second rt solution was adopted li
the lOliimlttie 1 i ills fol a setiarit'
rep it to be filed with tl i niininiitic
Queen Mart of Tngland will lslt Paris
late, this n onth
POLKS SKlr. P)5KN
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mil l'rtitiiicf ".ml to
llicir ( niitrnl
He I niler
Vni-drdiiiii Not - Th. town of
I'ospn tid i gn i nirt ..t Up pros mi
of Pnsei in I Hi" i iu in IMish limits,!
tuoldilig t" tin 1!pi in nrit nits
Ihe Polis m tl Muldnis and Work
men s oigimation bise set7ed the reins'
of power and tie torming a Iigion
The ai i In pos
prosibions
in of munitions ind i
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riscontro ncgll annali dell.t htoiii
In Washington si ritlene ilie i goserni
neutral! saranno linitatl a mindnri' del
rappresentantl perche p irtecipino tile
consldeiazlonl per duo itnportanii ciuis
tlonl lnternazloi all 1 1 formazlone di
una lega tra le nazioni e 1 1 determina
tions dl ilo' che costituisce la llbcia
navlgazlone sul marl
I Re dl Inghllterra. Italn Bilgio
ed II presldente della Ripubblk t
Francese si ritlene andranno a salutari
it Presldente S ilson duiante li su t
Uslta nl longrisso dilla piie e par
tack upon tlie geneial ilumi of luc
league of nations ind t tourt of interna
tional adjustments
Regarding the propositi I item it oml
couit Senator Rifd said
'If jiiu stop to think sou still be ap
palled at the idea tint ms man could
esir base ,suggistid "-in h a thing If
the Lnltcd Stalls would hasp t single
sote In tlie court Sen ttnr Heed said
it would rinlt with Haiti Liberia and
othi r small countriCH In bettlemmt of
questions Ital to the lifi of Americi
If sse ape to base gr ttt r representi-
lecipare con esso alle dlscusslonl siillo tloif ss hat becomes of the doctrine of the
Unee gi-nirali del trattato dl pan Cos! lequtliti of nations" '
pure 1 capl delle nazioni neutral! plu Regarding the league of nations the
Interessate, particolarmcnte Spigna, speaker said he did not knots hots
llanda, Uanlmana S'sezlt Norsigia e driamers drc un on this subject but
'Sslzzera. .declared that principles of international
last can be- settled b treats s ithout
rtsori to a league in uiscussing me
composition of the league he asked If
the unspeakable Turk" would he In
cluded sslth the Roman Catholics, Rus
sian Jess lsh and Protestant churches
V ARTIST A D'ASCENZO
COLPITO DA LUTTO
11 Sig Mt-ola I Wenzo I arti-ta
aloroso cite uel caintio dlttlclle dell arte
sua non ha trosato rlsall e stato 10I
plto da un IUtU gritisslmo La buon i
pd ndoratn matfre di lul bignora Jlatia
Gluseppa DAscenzo sennamente bptg
nevasl nel pomei Iggio di martedi al
I'eta' dl 81 anni, dopo una siti die fu
Kempre esemplo di sirtu non lomunl i
tutfaftetto alia famlglla
La signora D scenzo glun-e in
America dal forte Abruzzo oltre tren
i'annl or sono, unitamente al martlto e
dedlco' tutte le sue cure al ffgliuolo
allora bambino, che con nmoro-a mi
riglda educazlone beppe assiare nel ret to
pentlero della Alta, oe guadagno' tuei
Vaureola dl fama che oggl ilnonda II
nome dellartlsta D AsLenzo
I funerall ebbero luogo questa mat
Una, partendo dalla resldenza al N 493b
Rublcam aenue, (Jermantov n, e nusci
rono Imponentl e dlgnltosi e slncero trl
buto dl stlma o dl affetto alia cara me
lliorla dePa buona defunta Un numeroso
etuolo dl amid dl famlglla e parenti si
yjntenenne asslhtendo alle funzlone re
ligiose, polche' la tumulazlone nl clml
tero fu fatta In forma prlsata ed alia
jjresenza del parenti plu Intlmi
All 'arttsta u Ascenzu ini na saputo
ternare la gloria ueil arte
FHANCIS L. LEUP DEAD
Wa- I onnerl) un Iii-truitor at Linter
sits of I'eiiiisslsania
iislilngton, Not 22 Prancis 13
Leup commissioner of Indian affairs
during the dmlnistt ition of Preshk nt
Rooseelt and a former instructor at the
1 nlstrsltj of Pennsjlsan'a, la dead nt
his home here
He ssns born In Ness York cltj in 1819
and ssas graduated from Williams Col
lege In 1S70 mid from Columbia lass
school in 1ST2 Ht Joined the editorial
statf of the Ness York L'senlng Post
in 1878, and svts for man jears Wash
ington correspondent of that paper He
was the author of a number of works
on Indian nsersations and other pub
lie themes
in Drpgeiollssimi lasorl the oggl for-
jnand lammlrizlone dl tuttl in paitntu
pubbllcl o prlsato edltlcl d'Vmeuc.. t i
dano le condoglianze plu le e sincert
Das is Confirmed a Aniliussailor
Wanlilmcton, Nos 2.' Nomination of
former Solicitor General John W. Das is
to be ambassador to Great Britain and
of Alexander C, King, of Atlanta. O t .
itallann as feolkltor Oener il to succeed Mr
Das Is were confirmed by the Scnite
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good SHOES
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A full wJjHfe.
$7'S0
Value atgg
Iahogany, eordo-tan and gun-metal calf, in English,
"straight" and modified army lasts; extra weight'
Goodyear welt oak soles; also a leather-lined black
calf shoe with double soles very unusual for Six
Dollars !
Genuine $10 Cordovans
English last laced shoes with Good
year welt overweight oak soles. All
sizes and widths. Special
J.95
919-921 Market St.
5604-06 Germantown Ave.
4028-30 Lancaster Ave.
2746-48 Germantown Ave.
80th and Chestnut Sts.
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145 U. S. SHIPS WAR VICTIMS
773 Live9 Lost Through Sinking
Due to Eneim Act-
Washington, Nos 2i Loss of 1 11
American passenger and merchant ses
suls, totaling 354,448 tons, and 775 Uses,
througlv acts of the enemj during the
jjcriod from the beginning of the ssar
to the cessation of hostilities Novem
ber Hi is shown by figures made public
by the Department of Commerce's
bureau of navigation The report does
pot include several vessels the loss of
which has not been established as due
to acta of the enemy
Nineteen vessels and sift -seven Uses
sVete lost through use of torpedoes mines
and gunfire prior to entrance of the
t'ntted States Into the war
J)fo More Strictures on Ship Nests
Washington, .Nov 22 Vinal steps
toward the removal of all censorship
restrictions on publication of move
ments of commercial shipping have been
taken by the N'avj Department
Port authorities were notified that ship
news reporters might hereafter board
incoming vessels as in peace times and
th Treasury Department was adslsed
that collector? of the port may release
pewa of tho movements of commercial
j-b'pplni: hereafter without restriction
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Have intrinsic as
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tA'n original and modern method
timtiglves credit-buying every ad'
mntege ot a cash transaction.
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tr Walnut Street
Saturday Evening
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featured Saturday at
$7.45
l. Red Cross Shoe Value
Demonstration by Frank and
Seder, 11th & Market Streets
In our Mam Shoe Section
on the Street Floor
Red Cross Shoe - Model 415
7.45
Red Cross Shoe - Model 419
7:45
Of Russia mahogany calf, English $)
mat wuii liuiiuiion wing lips, aiuui
sole and military heel.
Of Russia chestnut brown calf$
vwiu j. 111IV.C Ul TT aica UC1II.CJ. yM.-
furation. Straight tip, stout sole
and walking heel.
Red Cross Shoes Sold and Distributed in
Philadelphia Only by
FRANK & SEDER
Eleventh and Market Streets
Look for Additional Frank & Seder Advertising on Page 5
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A Store of Useful Gifts
BLAUNER'S
833-35 Market Street
Manufacturers and Retailers Factory: 37th and Broadway, New York
COATS !
Value
Variety and
Supreme
Coat Sale! Saturday!
Second
Floor
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Second
Floor
Notable savings are afforded by this sale of stunning Coats, specially purchased and selling at
slightly above cost. Wool velour, broadcloth, pompom and kersey in belted, shirred and loose back
models. Many have beautiful collars and cuffs of fur, and the linings are both serviceable and smart.
35.00
Coats of velour, Saxonia, Normandy cloth
broadcloth and velour de laine, luxuriously trim
med with Seal, Nutria, Raccoon and Opossum.
20.00
Tailored models in velour, pompom and broad
cloth. Good styles and soft colors make choice
easy. Collars of plush or self material.
Blaunet'a Second Floor
Winter Coats!
Unsurpassed
Values !
"Salts" Famous Fur Fabrics
and
Fine Wool Velours
Velour
"Salts" Fur Fabrics
Values 32.5035.00
Velour
Blauner's
Downstairs
Store
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Every Coat in this opportune sale is of caracul, pressed plush or pressed mole plush, bearing
the stamp of the famous manufacturer, or of excellent quality wool velour.
These Coats are beautifully tnade and are trimmed with Kit or black Coney or Chase's beaver
cloth en collars, cuffe or pockets. The styles' are al! highly fashionable. Linings of Venetian.
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