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URGES
RAIL WAGE BOARD
Alabama Senator Contends
Congress Has Right to Fix
Compensation
.. . uuni-oT
TO PUT END TO UNR--I
:
By a Btnff Cerriivirf'
Wa-hinstoit, Sept. 4. Thr rrntiuii
by Contreas of a permanent sorern
mental commission to fu and adjust the
wajtes of all railroad employe. was
nrjfd In the Senate todar b S.nitor
Oscar V t'nderwood of Alabama
The ouly way fairlr to Kettle the mil
road wi queftlon now and pi en nl
Jl from reourrinu and tbreateulns i ills i
ruptiou of the Industrv and tiuan. n nf
the country at romt futuie time S( n
.tnr Pnderwood said. is to appoint i ,
fniremiiiental commission with power to
fix waRcs with a Wew to oWrvitiK tin-'
rirhH of the railroads the workers ami
the public, and with authority to hi
railroad rales
Hueh a roinniimiou mint be fonued in
the interest of the men iuolrd the (
industr of the people and the peine
of the nation, he said
Indorses liarretaon's Men
Mi dorretson president of the Oidei
of Itailroad t'onductoi" uasnsht S.n
ator I nderwood Kaid m rtIiiik tlnii
the prupci ov to deal with the mil
road wage situation and other tuk
matters is to preenl the dnn-u-e not
Implv to cure the patient
The matter lun be adjusttd m fan
ne to labor lapital -ind the publn
onl throtiRh a coiniiiission to luievti
jfcle the rati of uagei tile ennuis
power of the railro.idi the iol ot liv
int, the burden that rests on the suip ,
pinj public nith powei to tn u ie
and latek said t'mleruood
CoiiRres-" anuot eettle the pii"eni
vaje question the iMiictntent of u coin
puloi, nrbitratiou lu H impraetu able
and uiid'-sirabli and the couits have not
the knowledpe or tin- time to Mtlle it
he aaid
' Imluatrial wnrs bftun-u lahi and
apilal must ultimateh tmd .t solution
that mil stand for inUii-ti tul pent
withoill resorl to tone to sftllt tin
matten in dispute or vie must .idmii
that ihe tniiance of t niliiilion ha
come to a halt id Semtoi I in nr
wood
rtijlit to IteRiilate aset
"He then irRUed .It lenslh th.it I "ii
j;res Ins the n'lit lo rtRiiliile nulioad
lates and delijite the wnir l i "in
mission mid tint it follow that t'on
jress cm iilo ilele.ite the pou.i l.i
iPRii'lte uiltoul ngi'S
"Tin ieat iliflinilti tint (iiutioiit
the tountr in the settlement of lis
labor disputes is Ihe fait that up to
the prestnt time e tinw found no t-tnin I
bass on hn Ii to lest the Ktttltim nt
(oiitiuueil Senator Imbruood At
times putii iiliul in the distant p ist
iRpital In- tpiitiiided that liiboi In 1
no ilit to adwse t'.iiutul hou to tun
lt hu-mess On the otlnr hind I iboi
has loutended thin it was luhtiiiR il
WBi fiom iinlustiiiil -Ian ii to nidus
trial indeieuilem e mid tluit it mui
haie ii fiee baud with uluch to uoil,
out ii ilestm and labor todin inn
tend that time mn-t be no ieti Urn
platen on the light of i olkrtlve buiRiiin
iliR with the emploiers of labor un
thoiigli the reult of the si stein mil
1 lead ineiitabh to liulustiial u.ii
laboi Has Valid Illsht
It annot be denied imti itli't unl
ing tile exptess dttlarnrion ol I on
RresH Ilitt labor is ii thliiR of i ilm
anil is boiiglit niul soltl l!ein? n thin,:
n iiilne not unliVc piopeiti nf i line
it is entitled to Its risht- unl thee
rights in the last huiiIis should be
retpgnired and pmteited hi Inu in 1
an propert ha- been ietngni7ul un1
protected,
"We have it last itmhed an tin
wnere there is no piopeitv right lint is
not recognired and ivheie the iouil
proide a remedi to iirotett eieij sum
right Yet in this aRe of ailvnined it
ilizntion we heaitate to irotei t with the
law the" right the prlncipul right ..f
man the right that must alunjs go
hand m hand with libert of person and
freedom of attion the right of u fire'
man to earn a living wage
"Without thi right labor must nl
ways oticupy a smile position oi must'
maintain the right itself b forte He
must recognUe that labor and i upitnl '
are iitill largely left to settle their .on
troveraica by the pritmthe methode of
atrikes, boycotts and lockouts, rout in '
. ued Senator Underwood
GET COMMITTEEPOSTS
Elflht Choaan for Republican Con.
gresalonal Memberahlp
Washington, Sept 1 Eight ,.
members were elected to the Ilepiibhcnn I
congressional committee last uight at
a party conference.
Representatives Tinther, Kantai. and
Mcljausblin, Nebraska, both new lnim
bera, were selected. The others were
Representative) IUmseyer, Iowa , Rid
fllek, Montana ; Taylor, Tennessee ; Mil I
ler. 'Waahlngton; Bowers, West Vir
ginia, and Btnator Fall, New Mexico ,
C cmHairlsUsiHlly
TIa&K-Healthy
wt n dtfat if you with h ta have
tek, h (ts-kur h Ufa. Regular
attaCMMi wfeh Cntieara Soap'wiU keep
kM sealp clan a h-bhy. Before
tth pe of dandruff and
MeM-c. U bt. vw Curlcura Omtment
A wi. he M up nMant gd hair
etiikjrea't Mn wrfk Cutkmra Tl-
1 H
MARCH AIDS PREPAREDNESS
Says Proper Measures Would Have
Kept U Out or War
ivliiieton. Hi-pt I i By A I I
(ieimai. never would half Jirooked
il,i. I iiltfil States Into enteritis; the n
llltt If war eijiendltiires iif the ur
lXVX'!uVn!VWUS. ihi!
IIoiikv military tiiniiiiiiie
was told to
li tn ieiernl Mauli tliiet oi "n
lie niiiiaril nl licnrms" '"' plnu" f" "
eimaiieiit inllitnli pnllf
liitnest mi the Itiuiteen Uliiluu miiiai
"lmt liv thr Wur Department. Hie Ken
.ralsalil would Hiiaii. tf future, mill
t.iry ptugriim iidvinuteil vvliltli t-alls (m
nnlterml tralnltu mid a rtinllar irm
if fl7f! 0(HI men
World wide tiniest prompted tlic de
purttiient to propose a large mm. n
ral MhiiIi said r-xpl.llnlnn that Hip
rigular army would be Hie sl.ileton m
Kiiiiirafion fur it held mm of t,5(),00il
un n
ll uould be a pi (final -iil Imn
loi uivasiaii in ii uioder.iti su. tl wji
tlt-tlued t'.eiieial Mtirili It nKo
would pmvide h first lino of did ust. fioin
attink md brUuid ivln.ii f lould train
ii a big uai
lo mm out tin Wni lnpiirtiiiiiil
'aii exjteiidilillr of 3(3u,UOO UUU
uould be nctesMiri tli- llrsl veai but
tin- minimum annual mst uould tint
( netl
Sl'OO.dOO (KXI (iiiieinl liinh
1 lit
CAN'T GET ENOUGH SUGAR
No Hope for Abundance In Near Fu
ture Says Zabrltkle
Washington, Sept 4 (Hi A P
Silent slnirtage now etpiriiintd lu
main puts nf the i omit c v t annot be
....l. i . .1 tr.f uTIli llriiu In rtmh (inA.na
iiirwii i'.i ..v.". mi" i" .wut'. mi'ii,s
A itlil Inkle ircsillt.nt ni rue l lilted
Mlt'.s i I ll"Ullnli limn "llld in J
letter reii'iitd today liv Senator Hitth
i 'ink Demuciat Vibiaska
'Ihe ilemaud is euoriiious ind latgelt
in txtes nf irtiueis abiliti to mppli
it nt this tune " said Mr ZabrisVit
l oiuplaliits regarding Ihe sugu short
nili txne fiom all sections of the eoun
tn anil we feai it will be prat ticallv
impissible tt reheic the situation ttu
stum1 tune to t nun
Sugar fiom old heel nops Mr n
In I kn all I il ! Mill ill txhllllsted
and sliipment" fiom the Wist Ind'es
"have bei n miiousIi euibirinsseil' In
Hit nisi me tl ike
RAIL LABORERS ASK RISE
Adjustment in Accordance With Wil
son Principle Is Sought
Islington hint I i lii A P i
liipltst III Itllis .it tin Min.tlfHI lilt ill
In rs ni the I mini Jliotherhood of
Maiureiiniii e of H as nnd Itailioad hnp
l.nlniiis nskid thi I'tiirnad wngt board
iinlm tn adiust tlnii wag'i in utcoid
mm with Ihe pi un iple Hid flow n In
Ptisiil'iit ilsim in .ippioMn adjust
minp- hisl wnl, tin i Ii, rulioad shop
in n
Hit lnmid wis told that tilt un ii
i'iIiiihI Hi the PiPMilint iliti-loo thin
lit, i 'iiniltl Li im si in in I un leasts tl
i'i i. hilt oit i tun nt igi in irs w t
inrneh si .'Kin,' to ltturu eioiiouin run
'I i..ii- to ut'iuiil but ihnt tin i felt tht
iini i ilitie in ikiv ivi-ting ns herwetn
tli' Mnplmts nf dlfl'rint iiulioail sk
ti ll hollltl 1 i nl lei t d
WILLIAMS OFFERS DIARY
Data Showing Washington Bank Re
ports Given Senate Committee
W a "Illusion. t l t I John Ski ton
WllllllII- tollMltloll 1 nt til" I'llltlllM
tod it Unl litnri the Hinate banking
i miimittei li i piisnnal di.u.i nnd urn
tnl'iitiil iti.n'ts lelatinj; to WiisbinR
toll Ut U..S TIliM Will he MlllSluVretl 111
hi 1 1 til i i esinn
'Ihe dat i w i- niiieiiil In Punk I
Iligm i inti-fl fni the ti'gH Vat I'm il
Hunk nf tins ill in the innf-oiiiM
will, tin i nuiptiiill' i omi. teat in
Hi tnl it would "iihhtantiato th.ugt
tl ni Mi illnnis hid disr i iinmntiil
U.uti-i r'ie lln.'g'. bank
DAIIME STANDARD
SX3HOOL
SMOES
Mti
sturdy an.d stylish
at substantial savings
SMARTNESS in juvenile footwear is a
unique feature of the Big Shoe Store.
And it is always desirably combined
with leather quality and workmanship that
withstand the severest roughing and scuffing
that lively boys and girls can give them.
-at prices that
4
SIZES 6 to 8
SVs
$J.50
Fashioned in Gun Metal or Patent Colt. But
ton or lace. An unmatchable variety in a full
complement of sizes and widths. Personal at
tention by experts in fitting growing feet.
Open Saturday Until 6.30 P. M.
&tciMme
'TIS A FEAT
1204-06-08
NEssliMrmnirnSiTnii
E
ON RHINE DOUBLED
Area of Territory to Be Guarded
Twice as Large
Heretofore
as
NEW TROOPS FOR OVERSEA
II the -oolatil Pre.
Coblenr. Sept 4 -.Marshal Ko b the
illud lonimiiniler in i hlef, hui decided
ui.nn the ..t.nl of the tenitor in the
ltlnnelnnd t l held pi-rmaiientl b
Vmriifuu touts m nrta will be twin1
is laige 'i that whiih has been undii
AmtiiiHii un mlH'liun suae tin last
toiiibal ihiisiun left for home
f Viinoiuitement was uiadt In thi
War Department August -t, that the
1'lftli Infantrv stationed at t'nmp
Tav loi Ki nud the fifteenth In
tnutrv ut ('amp Dii. . .1 hud
In en oidriid overseas, but that ar
tie mi'itiueut oidore h.nl mil In en
issuetl The tioop will rejioit dnist
lo headquarters of tin .urn "I m
tupatioii and procetd to Silt -is for
police tluti during the plebisnte if
llect ilsit tit i tlops
Washington. Sept 4 ( l!i P i
I uits of ihe i rmi wlurh it will be
neiessarv In miintnin overseas attti
Stpinnher "f tin giruding (ieimuii pus
niieiv and i thei dutiis under tht anni
stn e were aiinouiii ed todKV In the Win
iiinaitii
1 1 1 bene arc in addition 1 1
iln i iimlm fiom on the Rhine and un
is follow
Hegiiinnl.il lieadqutiilers heatlquar
ii rs mid supply i ompnnies t'ompatin s
1 !' I and M of the Semnd I'lonec
Intnntiv Mililnrv Poliee t'omii.iules
'JO 222 JJO :i"4 W, 2ii'l 2S- and
"0(1 'I hut i fifth Serine Company
Motoi Tiiitisport fopipauies 01S f'.SH
f.'i1 HIT itiul 7(10 Jlotortvtle Coin
inn s .IfMl u il "ON . Sen Ice Talk I'm s
120 Til' "i'M'i and .'loO , Mofnrtruik
I omp lines ', and ."4(1, .Motoi Smiph
Pi urn 42s i.u'iitl Conipuniis I.Ti 1 Hi
I I'l 140 to I J.-i. mtlusive. 140 .md l.'O
I I not Sim no Companies 2 2S and 3(1
1 n'oii'if of Wir 1'sooit ( 'ompmin P 1
! '.I '.". ."." Oil to fill uiflusiie IW
71 72 7! 7." to 7P. mtlusive. SI S2
s-, sT 'K, lis IJ'J L'i)o t 'Jl 1 in
iiu-.it' 21'' 21 to 221 iueltisi.e L'J.'!
JJ7 In 2 in iniliisiwi'. '-'.'12 to -JI
Oi-lte "Jl" to'Jlli. IlielllSlM 2l'i
JtiS Jii'i 272 27". mid 27 1 Vdtiim
ilrnl li sfiiio Cimipauies I!! 12.! ."I
107 ami 7t Provisional (iiiunl Com
p.iriie 1 to 1(1. inclusive, Prunsinnal
Met helm a' 1 mt- 2 and .1
'Iln dat's of rtturn of all ihesi
oramiiiitions are indefinite " the mi
iiouin i ment Slid "due to tin until
liuiti of the tinu rnpilietl to lepatiinte
(, noiii pnsoijer of war
Resinol
Sunburn
RKSINtJI.
nol Uuitr
Soap and Kesi-
tmetit instantly
relieve -unburn neat lash w
or oarf poisoiiind and insect
bites and quicklv. restoie
tnat cooi deliRnttu teennfr
ot pe'tect skin nea th
uummtaum
urge buying nbw
$
5
to 11
llVt to 2
TO FIT FEET
Market Street
KbAl
WH Un
i
for V?r
4k
ivJsM-iTlgtfmfiB flWsJ
5?eitiggiE? IB T mmm x a r-mrt rj' ,
lofnnikjirM nnnnor
a uuwBtiurruoL
U. S. MEAT CONTROL
Commission Broker Tells Com-
mittee Packers Finance
Cattle Business
GROWER TELLS OF RIVALRY
(hr sMXi.itnl l'it
-lOiington, Sept 4 -1'urthei pro
tests from itiH.Viiii.il i:aliit pniisn' o
leRlsiutmn lot coniro. m ,. ...,
loir IniliMlr were heaid todav In the
'Senntf tiRili-tiHurc totmniltee
At the same time the committee put
into tin rtiortl an open lettti fiom
the nmrket conimiltee of the mirltaii
Idve Stni k Woi'lation to PreMtlenl
Wilson su,'gi sting fedeial lontrol of
i the indiistM lis a nieuiis of reducing tin
.high inst ot in lug
' Sut h toiitiol as whs to In pioutlttl
for said tin. letti r should piiienl
I "in the futiiit -tin Ii misuse of the enoi
minis i urn eiiti itt d eioiiouin nnd tin. in
NMill puwii of tin Tin gnat pnekers as
'the inn stigiilions of (lie fitkial tiatle
i commission hnvt luiie oLCinretl to the
' past '
I Pinniplis nropi r tin sin Ii it guilt ion
were "im oiporated in the Ktuioii nnd
Keiidrnk bills the latter added
' I. I Uussell n eotniuKsinii brokei
I w'ls tin lnt witntss tndnv Hi slid
Unit while 7" pi i iint of the It tin
I business un" done on borrowttl tnoiicv
liuu'Ii of which whs furulslied In the
.pinker lie had niyei known of a t use
I wheie tin puki'M hid forctd a protlm 1 1
j to t 11 his sttn k
.1 II Itirmlnghum furmerli a huiei
for Swift A. t'o now a tattle ginwti
asFirtul that the large pitkeis wire
alwftis in i oniin tltion to bin liie-totk
while 1 II U nod a Wuhita Ivan
cattlt broker told the comuiltlei tin It
was tm enrthli rtason for taking re
I frigt rutin tins from pnektis lie
also uttiikid other proposals in the
j rcgiil.it iv t lulls
('.niton ( sepl t ( I!v P i
lusti. t W ilium It D.u nl tin I uitt d
Slntis Mipieme Coutt hi re todai tic
nled a writ asking for a stn of ixnii
t inn in tin urn1 of the -titt of Ohio
ag.mnt tin ( .iliinibus l'atkin i tun
pin in which sevptit fi tons of
noik nitl to hnie been held in viola
tion of tin I iw was -'md In the
prOMtiiting ittoint'v of I'lankhn
tounlv
i
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OU can
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the fact that it requires a gem ex
pert to tell which is which. Only
then can he explain, which is
whicher.
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PERSUING RANK
! Members Rise While Casting
Unanimous Vote to Make
Him General
CHEERS FILL CHAMBER
ll the Assorlated Press
Wasbingloii, Sept 1 Amid applause
trntn senntora and sptetntors the Senate
, , ... , ,! ,,,.i
todin In open executive m-shIoh unaiil
mousli robfirmed Ihe uoinlimtlon of
liihn I Pershing to the permntient rank
of neneral of the regitlnt nrm as n
. , , ,.,, . . r..
..' ii. n lm.iiif.nii ATtiurllt limn ri lorce.
! ( liiiirinnii AVndsworth, in malting Hie
ri quest foi immejllnte eonsideriition of
I tin nomination in the unpin ttlentid
UuiiiiiiiidiiigN of an oiitn evecutlie sis
Lou dtelaretl He.ieral Pershing had
, .Hum mdd the "greatest militarj ex
pi.lillonarj toitp in Instorv' in point
ol t lie innuoer in men mm me uisiuuie
Iln weio transiiortid
t tin it quest of Seiialot I liotnas
Diinoiiat. Coltiiuilo spuntots lose to
ruoiil then vote, and when Vite Pris
idi nt Marshall hiiiioiiummI that the limn
inatiun had bein .riiiliruieil Sinalor
Phelaii Detuoiint California, ltd the
I jiplmise which sw.pl tin llo.u nnil gal '
Inns
New Yoili, Sept I -1 Mi A P i
The boaitl of nldiuiuiii will be asked nl
a sjiiriai meeting loiunmiw to iiuilte im
apiiropriatinii nf SI 00 00(1 tn . mi i the
tniisps of the leceiitlon to (leneial
Pushing and the Kirsl Division hni
mil week Tin funds will be used
latgili in tin lonstiuctioii of a gi.mitl
slam it was said
( mal preparations foi the leteptmn
to i.ener.m rersliing when he irriies
here on the Leviathan Momlav and the
inradc of the Pirst Diusinn. with the
Ameritan oommandoi -in-ihief at its
head, were begun vv'ith the artival here
tudii of Major (leneial .liimes W Mc
Vi-drens, who hu- been nlht nillv ties
i5'iuittil In the War Dt'imrtment to
take thaigp nf th in riiiigciuents
Car Hits Child; Breaks Arm '
Sttipiug from n i. n at Twentv ninth
striet and Kid'e 11111111. last night nud
attempting tn it. is- the sfieit. KNie
Mntwell tluce vials old. of 22."2 Not th
Twentv -eighth stitet was stun k In an
otliei 1 111 She was taken t tin
Women's lloiiieojiatliie Hospital suffti
ing fiom 11 finctiiretl aim nnd Ionise
is WHICH?
et an idea of how
much liner Orientals arc
than Tecla Pearls, from
ifS)!
nWVf lM APl
iDimirohM DnnCTCnlffii'sTKa
ESONB
BY POSTMASTERS
Attorney General Indorsed Also
and Wilson Administra
tion Lauded
LIKE DEMOCRATIC RALLY
llaiilshurg. Sept i 'Ihe iidtnitils-
liation pf Postmnster (ienernl lJurleson
nnd the woik of Attorney flencral A
Mltdiell Palmer were lommiudetl nntl
lie pinnies in me sv i son itiiiuiuisirii
l '
., II , . ,1.M . .l...ll-l
tion Imloised In the Puinsvliania post-
ninsteis, In session here totlni
I . telegrain of gieetlng was nnd fiom
. .,.. i
' I'rtfiilenl W ilnuti Postmaster Oenernl
Rurleson, who will be the lust speaker
,,ii the iirogram this nfternoon arriied
(l)(n
' ,,-, !..,., ,:,,. , n.o nth.
ering of Demot intm It fillers heie for the
banquet tills evening the list including
nj Hjienkers Value Alt Connitk, former
tiiitlouiil t haliniiin , William II Wilson,
net retail of Inlxn A Mitchell Palmer,
ntt.iriiei ir.'iiernl. and Mr RuiIlsou.
i It is fieel) admitted that the banquet
i tonight will be nioru of a Deniofiatic
rally tliuu a postmasterM' lonveution.
and it is said that Washington is espe
lull v Utsuous ol gniitig luiiinc oinuioii
in Pemisj liaiiin on the Presideiit'M ioli
i it's in genual and the league of na
tions and peine Ileal ill pat tit ul.li
ami that it is fur this purpose that so
mini labiiiet numbers have been sent
hi ip to mi 1 1 the postiiiKsteis
t the session this moniiiirf thete
, wou. s,)1(,heH by Postmastei i: M
Uirsli of Tamaqua : K W. McPaddeti
' Mt Keepnrt . Martin Klingcr. Allen
town: A I Palm. Meathille W M
Citrter. Puiiisutawiip. and M .1 Pnr
ter of Wnvne
Tlic pumiiial jittiei was read by Co-
liu M Si lph , i ,,, .
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Jan. piut-ctcd us. Wc hac made
ftlofi-rice Increase
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Match Phila.'s Best $11 to i
$15 Values and Cost ONLY
Buy American best made, longest
wearing shoes at the shop that re
fuses to profiteer. SO styles in 6i'g
tpecials here today, tonifht, to 11
P. M. Saturday m'gif, that
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U. S. Treasury 4V Certificates of Indebtedness
Dated Sept. 2, 1919 Due. Feb. 2, 1920
Price Par and Accrued 'Interest
Denominations, $500 and Upward
We Solicit Your Subscription ''.
and president of the National AocIa
tlou of I'oBiiiiastcrs, who siiokq on the
progress of the American pontnl scrv
icn, its needs' and requirements
The convention proper villi cloc with
the presentation of a picture of lien
Jiunin rruuMIti, this fust poHlmaater
Rcnernl.-to the I'otal Department nl
Wimhington, iih a gift of the I'cmitijl
innln po'ttnnstirB
3HOPWORKER8 VOtE STRIKE
Detroit, Sept, 4. (lly A !.) The
stiike referendum of the t'nlted llrotb.
rihbod of niaitituhutirc of wajs employed
and shop lnboreis shows that 32,",000
mcmbern favor n walkout unless their
demands for n wage increase of np
proxlinntely SI a this per man nro
granted. Five thousand voted against
n stride. Union officials Expressed con
fidence tllat an agreement will bo
rcacticif.
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
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$159.50 Natural Mmlnat Coats $125.00
$159.50 Trimmed Mat mot Coats $125.00
$195.00 Australian Seal Coa's $155.00
$205.00 Natural Muskrat Coats $165.00
$225.00 Australian Seal Conts $175.00
SJ25.00 Marmot Wuips $250.00
$370.00 Hudson Seal Coof-s $295.00
$395.00 Taupe Nutria Coat.i $295.00
$150.00 Hudson Seal Coat S350.00
$1,70.00 Natural Squirrel Coats S375.00
$590.00 Reavri Coats '. $175.00
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City Hall Square
STEEL WOflKERSAfiAiNMEETj
Committee Will Renew Effort to
Confer With Employers
U'.tl.lnolnn Hint 1 Mlr A. P.) I I
The special comuilttee of tlic steel worke
ers' union apjiiuteil to orgaulie tlife
employes of the Hnlted States Steel;
C'orporation met hire today with w
view to rent wing their effort to obtain
it conference with officials of the cor-V
poration foY discussion of wages, houro,
win king conditions anil tlie rlgnt ot col
lect he bargaining,, i
Spokesmen for the committee salily I
there was grave danger of a strike If J I
the steel rornnriitlon .ifTieiala ooutluiled SI
to refuse to meet the lommutce. A n
vote of
the workers, taken early
August, empovverCd the committee to si
h dnte for n strlkt unless efforts tq
settle the differencewcre successful. .
and Remodeling mss&itsmmgmg
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The Forbes Guarantee is war
ranty of Confidence in Buying
Furs I All our Furs are strictly as
represented, and constitute the
finest Fum possible to buy, quality
always considered.
The Savings are the direct
result of early purchasing of the
raw pelts and judicious manu
facturing in the dull season.
Siutish Scarfs
X37.50 Beaver $21.50
SW.50 Natural Squirrel.. 32.50
Sbo.00 Hudson Seal
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$57. oq Taupe Wolf
857.50 Kamchatka H'oiY. .$15.00
X75.00 Mink $55.00
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