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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919'
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STORM-SWEPT CITY
NOW SANDY
DESERT
Debris of Corpus Christ! and
Even Pelicans Are Grimed
With Oil
GUNBOATS SEEK VALBANERA
Il llio Assnchlcd
Coruus ChrlMI, Tc.
I'lfss
Sipt !'
Tlircnieli tin- storm swept nun f forim
Cliristt nro ssiilo ticUlio f -mil nnil
ilicll silicii1 last Satunlii Mood lumn -that
had made tins 11 fl.mi i-li!nr its f
18,000 pnpulntinti
Fifteen hundred lininev .instilling
nlonK th beach fur twenty ilnee liloel,
iserp ciushcil ntid hurled jnv m
ssrecked lis tlie tidal wave silucli
reached a depth of lifteeu fut in -nm
place. Orer much of the lienih . i
(Ion not an lndieition of foumi In nn
now remain except peihajis n Imililuli
or part of a brn 1. ilinnnov Here nid
there n palm tree hnn;ais ! v ssiili
oil beKrimed lmo- "Tk Hie si
some former show plne
Oil from the simtneil tiink hi 1' i
ransas coats eeithma that will vil
lain it, from siaweed uislwtl imlinn
furniture in liomr- somewhnt b.i k fiom
the beach and other olnri l to tin pel
inns alone the shoie ninns Imidenul
with oil the mnnot fis
In the blames': .eeunn Hie luilling
litterlv demolished include the 'its -elcctrn
lowei plnnl mid unlil tin
orvicc in tostored sshuli prolnbh will
not be foi it lew t li it t s hs ihei
will be no electric lmht or stiiei on
sei s in
I'ail MhiiihimI on Islinil
A lescuepTiti tnited todi to Mil
tang inland whtre ilex en person wIm
i ere on boa id the wreiked laumb
Waldo are marooned
The AValdo left here 'alt idiv aftu
noon for a trip into the outei 1m md
no word was received fron her until
last night when I M Woodwird of
Houston l iikihIhi ni the pirtv in
rived heie Willi new ol Ins i om
panions plight I itn intois broiijln
word that tlm lml iliinl II nlut'
and dropped some find to lie in
AiioidniR lo Woodwind tin 4oppid
Saturdm at I oipus la in -puid Ho
night at the New poll I luh l nml
night thev were nwikenid In I In Inn
rienni Ailh the wans rapidli iliiuli
ins luglirr up on tin hoH the sum
forced to quit the 1 u 1 1 1 1 ti and - I
higlui ginumT I'malh .it the top of
I'adre island tlm found tliini-Hsi-surrounded
hi untei
Member nf the puti ml (hen fine
wells nti(J prepind foi what tins
thought ins icitaiii iliiuli Iu-t 1 li t
a tent flooi em md on I In i re-t ii
the siase -wept tow ml tin in md tins
boarded it I'm -onie tune the un
wield craft was linttctid about it th
mere of the (limning w.ilet 1 in ill
it uas tin own ashore upon whit re
mained nf Mustang Island t plot hud
ly more than twenti net iii.in
Iturrosi in Wot mil
The men stooped out ,t ufugi in tl
wit sand into sslmli the pjrt iijsslnl
lrassmg thi uift i tin in tor n nml
here thei lemiiiud until the mnuii).
dawn Morulas 1 In wiiir- I id
subsided somiwliat j ml tioni an old
lnhernian tin s obt nneil th.n tn-i f .nil
in thirty hours
I las una. Sept in i Mi I'
Two Cuban gunboat- an in Inn. n
the Uahatiu- loi muim tnui ot tin
Spanish steam-hip nil mini inn
das oierdue lln -tKimei with -i
eral hundred pas-angers on t urtl n
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N.Y. CITY EMPLOYES
MAY FORM
UNION
MAY SOLVE LABOR QUESTION'mirni"i,ym"u. tcknc. oi.i n&, ncct
dint, niateriilty nnd widowhood lnur
tune, goi eminent cinplovment ex
ibiiiigcs anil co npeintlse btijitif! and
el I lng,tl ending toisnrd the cllminntioii
of the midilletnaii.
Police, Firemen and Others Plan
Organization to Force Wage
Increase
NUMBER EXCEEDS 100,000
SB fr-!
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CHEI ;
Popular Pricesor Particular People I
"Good
Morning !.
TT Created with the sin-
B cere purpose of pur-
- iweying good food at
Popular Prices,
Cheri has consistently held
to first principles. Here's
a fair example of how
cheerily and cheaply
Cheri starts you on your
day
Half Grape Frail or
Stewed Prunes with Cream
Boiled, Fried or Scrambled Eggs
Hot Muffin
or Roll and' Batter
Pot of Tea or Coffee
With Cream
60c
C Wouldn't that make one
say "Good Morningl"?
124 South 13 th Street
132 South 15th Street
And Now Delcr Mid Rcadr
1604 Chestnut Street'
CHEI
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INC.
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si SOIM I 1 I.I.N ( l.lll lt(N
I hi il.lli;lilrl -of tin lllllli-lil of
Coin 1 1. i- piohihli the Hr-I iininin
of tin diphuuitii i orps in Wa-h-install
to in lint in lit plane lllslil
om tin lilt senni it i (aldirnn
i- in iiilliu-iistii student of lit"
niiitns mil i- finiiliii with the
dilli nnt tipis of pi mo
n t pt tnhi i 'I
Immune imi
In nttei init
ii tin -toitu to
i md off Mi.tro la-tlr ,
w h n t mi n tt pit nl
ium nnd bntig iiniibl'
i it i til 1 -t a lo wilt 1
il in
( ti i 1 1 t nn t in i I -ton tin nil itn t t
toile nut n -toriu fullr i- iiolnit as tin
on. nt lnt we.k n Billing purl four
tein davs oierdue mil ii ith hei nppn
urtuallv -tripped awav
works
bv
mountiiuoiis wan-
'I he -hip
equipped with witntiglit tump irtiueiits
nml -uppo-cd to bo uii-iiik lhli
State Phone Independents Meet
II ll ii-Immc. s, , m W, ,i,M
-i ton ot tin I i-titit oiiiimii it
hull peinb til hliplnuti Men i I l'i im-i I
i nn t opt in d In ti toiliix sn ( ,,
inti- in. Un -ill. cit- ni di-tii ion
1 Hint mi I lint j.eni nil iiintii.ir in
tin II ii t i-ljtn ili-n ii i d( Im n tl
uddti ol w i Ii oiin
III the Xssnclited 1'iess
Nih nll(. Sipt 111 A dine t
,niiii all intploie- of N(w IU sits
nn lulling poln elm n and tin men into one
i mi n to I" known as tin initial
nn t tithlialeil with tin nu m in
I tin at i u of I ihni u,h will iindit
n todai Uotk wns bring dimtid
tow nd ibtaitniig ii wage innoi-o to I
men tin- inireT-id nist of liiing nml to
nigtuiing ntv iinploies who hue tint
set loined iu iiinoti lunen-is ot ns
tnui li as til pi i nut me hi tug di-i tissid
'lln otg mi itiou was IiiiiiiIiiiI list
nirlit it in unlit rnldi il loutninte .it
tnidid In thiili luiuihiis of tin ncui
tm toiiniiN ot lift f ti iits impious
union- tepti -entmg a total mi mbeislup
of in. m tl III IHO 000 I he initial
mi. .n proposal will be put In tote the
lull in inhfiship of tin otgatnatiojis
loi apiionl
It was tntinnlnl while tin iiiiutiic
iiiuiiil I- stioiigli against am stnke
niovenient on the pail of the ntv cm
pluses si rio is (ompliintinns nri likeli j
o ilesilnp iinltss tin ic is mi muni .li itt i
tiniljii-tnient of-alniies
It Is pinpo-(d to pn nde thtough n '
ietiti.il loiinnl n pnmntienl oigmia
tuill to lake i lie of the lllttic-ts ol
nut nls unpliise ini) penden' ol poll
in il ilimgi- in tin auiniin-li ilniii ol
.oseiunu i r
Huston. .Si pi Ifl I lis V. I I
i Miindnnment of plans foi i ourl lutmn
in behalf of (lie striking poliiemen anil
the cilling of n spppiil meeting tonight
nf ihe ...uiiinit". of the lential Inhoi
ttiion di legates to lemse leports mi
sinki litis i ikni lis the indistdiiil
In lis tint it'), the hist week, lesised dis
i ii-sioti tod is of i possible geni ial st 1K1
ti siippiil lb" sti ikets in then ii in mil
t i i ii in 1 1 ti i ogiiittou
lln mil n i otiiiniltei ss is rvjctiil
I nsnlei tei luiinu udatioiis to In ni id.
it tli linetnigot tin initiiillnli.il mum ,
s. in 1 ir I
President May Be Offered Services
of Community Councils
New Wh, Sept If) cIJs V I i -
Uesidutlons offering t( President U lls.in
the sprsbes of (Vitnniiliilti 4 'mini its
'throughout the I nlted States m a cam
palgn for intloiint adiptlon bs lttlulis
of the pnnuplis of (ollcitm bargain
tug pioht shining Und the light nf
woikers to a sohe in itiilu-li ml malt
lagement, wire ilatls tm
I Ihe (iiiuii iN tntluv
'Ihe prograiu ilinftid bs Mis ( I
llumsps, danghtci ot the bile V It
lliirriniuti, was appiosul iintiuimou-l
bs the lominunits iiuliistiuil iclutions
I oinmlttee at n inciting heie last night
tnui oideri tl submitted '1 In oflu. if
ipprosid In the loiim lis
I'le-iilent's liands win n
BANDITS "SNAP" PURSUERS
onfeienie open- in Washington Oilo
bir fi
The piognm also iiKliuhs suj;pi -tions
foi -ni ill msinuun imbiiniik
Fugitive's Taunt Marines In Porto
Rico With Pictures of Chase
Mn Jinn, P. It.. Sept. 10 C'oi
submission to i tpspondenic of the Associated Press)
l'.iindlls in the San Pedro (If Macoris
distiiit of .San Domingo base nddid
insult to injtiij in their dealings with
t'niled Statis innrines, according to
Iras eh is lenntl.s rctiirmd from the
ndgliboring island.
lti-teatl of nttniking tlieli pnrsueis
will he in llu (mi nil onasions, the bandits hnse liei n
Ins nuliisti Ial taking pliotogiupliic Biiapshots of the
mat mis, ami tnen sending tnc (leieiopeu
pututis to the officers 'and marines
whosi pictuns base been taken,
'I hi iiiirint,s base (oniludcd that
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Accounting
Complete Courses for Beginners,
Junior and Senior Accountants
many of the bandits whom thpy liuut In
tho brush reside in the towns.
No Steel Strike for Harrlsburg
HniTisburs, Sept. Ill AVorknuu of
Hip Central and Iletlileheni Steel 'nm
imti p ants here is ill not be affictid b
1 1 y,Tlty " Wl"" mUi toJlM So', t
the Jlcthlehem people are in the union
and others out, and tlieie has been no
strike ote nt the plants
STOLEN BOND IS TRACED
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Sailor Who Sold It Is Arrested, but
Denies Theft
New York, Sept. 10. William Grnf,
n sailor, was arrested last night nt his
home In Hrookljn In connection -with n
lobbers last Sloudnj nf $n-00O north
of Libert) Ilouds from n llroad street
llrm.
According to detectives, Graf denied
complicity In the robbery, but unld thkl
on Monday he was approached by a
person answering tbo description1 of thu
niQssinger who disappeared isltb thp
bonds mid a sailor, who asked him to
sell a ?1000 Liberty llond for them.
He obtained JllSU.Stl for It auil kept
S10U.80 ns his coiunilssion. the detect
lies sn), he told them. The detectivrn
sny the tract d and k covered the $1000
bond ho llescrlbid. and nro convinced
Grnf was not implicated in the theft.
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Business Finance
Auditing
C. P. A. Quiz
Office Organization and
Management
Mnndaj, September 20,
c counting Principles
ccountancy 'Law
Cost Accounting
System Building
Theory of Accounts
Review
I actory Organization &.
Management
Classes ( mum ncc
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CENTRAL BRANCH, 1421 Arch Street
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nml hi ii ic E i hiiordmarii I nine.
Arranged for Saturday's Selling
in ii qrnnp of teieial Intntlied models Unit
a ill appeal to yon at the fiiit qlanie. Tin
liininnv'it me ot tm mid of teatliei I'all
roloi-toiiei, until tlio-te rantni&tiiin toiicliet nt
Iniqht mini that stamp thes-r Hal tit hnm
niuni ii i I Oi iginnht!
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Why
These Suits Sell
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thoirr llnr ol lilch
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lite unnnnl-.t .tile.
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
Libei ty Howls and Purchasing Agents9 Orders Accepted
Animal S
of Firs
$25 $35 $40
I yjrH Khaki Pant $1.25l
SAMUEL COOPER I
1010 W. Girard Ave.
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Last lie Dajs I
AVINGS OF
20 to 33 Per Cent !
We'll .Reserve Your i s
Purchase on Payment i
of a small Deposit
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Happiness and unity in the home is the one object
to which every man and woman aspires. Good serviceable
furniture that creates cheerfulness brings about both of
these ideals. Gluck will lurnish your home with .just that
kind of furnitiire and on such lenient terms that no man
or housewife should den them&ehes those things which
make lor complete happiness.
l quartered
oak, 5-piece
highly pol
ished, (i-ft.
table, slip
leather seat
chairs. A
rare bargain.
fflf WS? DINING ROOM SUITE
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Imposing Suiio
of fine fumcil
oak, Chase
lcathei seats;
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f To Be Self-Convinced G69k !'
I Save $10.00 Ay I
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SINCE opening day we proved to Phila- WlHfii! I
delphia's men and young men that our W& Wljmk 1
saving on rent meant a $10 saving on , Hi' iBSm I
1 We elected the men and vountr men of Phil- m iEi I
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IimwmiII iriiififin 1 1 in i tiif n n iii
Specials for Sat. & Men
$1 A WEEK
you would sat e on your 1910-1920 E
Furs, the time to buy is NOW. The
la.it Nine Shopping Days of the Annual
Sale are announced, and delay means E
Dollars lost! ' s E
Stylish Winter Furs at Big Savings E
is the brief but worthy message re-
spond and take advantage of the last .
Sale days.
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Fur Coats
$12o.00 Marmot Coats $97.50
$185.00 Natural Muskrat Coats $1 15.00
$195.00 Australian Seal Coats $155.00
$225.00 Trimmed Natural Muskrat Coats $185.00
$225.00 Australian Seal Coats $175.00
$245.00 Hudson Seal Coats $195.00
$325.00 Marmot Wraps $250.00
$370.00 Hudson Seal Coats $295.00
$395.00 Taupe Nutria Coats $295.00
$450.00 Hudson Seal Coats $350.00
$470.00 Natural Squirrel Coats $375.00
$590.00 Beaver Coats $175.00
Stoles
$59.50 Australian Seal ...$47.50
$85.00 Hudson Seal $65.00
$95.00 Moleskin $75.00
$125 00 Mink $97.50
$125 00 Squirrel $97.50
Sets
$49.50 Raccoon ..
$65.00 Beaver
$69.50 Hudson Seal
$75.00 Wolf
$110.00 Taupe Fox $84.50
Stylish Scarfs
.$39.50
.$49.50
$54.50
$59.50
Bislufflssss8rSsw Couch I
mmmmm $13-75 1
JwV55PMEE3HS3K29'BEiS5&i Saturday Only
i SisfcrfaK""!! in e'ther black
. iTlfflff or brown. I s
Mahogany or Oak Table flffif 3.' SjpSB
b .Tkavht -"i ifri ajT tj .ujr t-mm. r jw s
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1 1 vf iiw ' kj?ies amie i
E 2 Ijjir iPir- JH&S Handsome gold- U
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Si fek If A WW MS UsWk see to fully aP- 1
! llBVifp $117.50 I
ijp y a
;7ll ! $320 ueaver ... 54.50
S45.0Q Hudson Seal $35.00
117.50 Kamchatka Fpx... $37,501 $75.00 Mink
$49.50 Taupe Fox $390
$5T.50 Taupe Vox $45.00
$57.50 Kamchatka Wolf..$45.0Q
... ,, $5500
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OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
'tor Die nccommodollon of our mmA patroni
Gluck Furniture Co.23t'eVtSI
INCE opening day ue proved to Phila
delphia's men and young men that our
saving on rent meant a $10 saving on
eery suit or overcoat.
We elected the men and young men of Phil
adelphia to decide the merits of the. Burton
new clothing stores for themselves.
We were satisfied to have the public judge
the wisdom of buying clothing in Upstairs
Stores where the cost of fine clothing is
regulated by the value of the garments
rather than bv the burden of a staggering
rent and overhead expense.
The verdict was unanimous that Philadel
phia had never before seen suits and over
coats of such superb style and quality at
Mien unneard or prices as these
$30 $33 $35 $40 $45
and at $28
J?'1'!!!-': th,ou?andb "PO" thousands of brand-nnv fall and winter Suits and Overcoat, the pick
?n,w? ?tS ' a b?wl'dennf ,vncty f models, eery desirable fabric, color, pattern. Hand
Hu M hlUVltl Ul Ulr ICaDli ,p.LU,
tailored
frn Alir 1innuln1rm YtaA i ,! nHiiil.n. 1. - ,,
tr A . ;v o v. i . iiiiunjcr stoic in ine
irton
$10.
! ;Ji i well what the Burton Upstairs Shops mean to you; then come up, be self-convinced
and you'll do like others do save $10. ,
Burton Upstairs Prices Save You Money
Two Stores for Your Convenience
1006 MARKET STREET
Second Floor
(H'icre the carpenters are working)
1030 CHESTNUT STREET
Second Floor
(Over Hanover Shoe Store)
Our Wonderful
Dept. for Young Men
Here the critical young set of Philadel
phia will find all thq dashing, daring
styles of the new season quality fabrics
and on each purchase a having of at
least $10.
Burton Laddies'
$7.o0 to $15
Our Up&tairs Policy enables us to sell
for less. We want to show every boy
and every mother of boys theso wonder
ful values to be had upstairs. Special
lino of suits with two pair of knickers.
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1006 MARKET STREET
Second Floor
1030 CHESTNUT STREET
Second Floor
Open Saturday Till 10 P. 31.
We specialize on odd Pants, 3.7S and up, We stll Guaranteed Raincoats at $15 and up.
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