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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S, I9l9
M'KEESPORT MILL
DAMAGED BY BOi
Explosive Toars Hole in Roof of
American Steel Plant,
Injuring No One
TROOPS RULE IN INDIANA
1!. Hip A'Mwl.itH I'li-ss
puny nnd tin' I'liivornl IViitlntiil (V 1 1
incut l'oni.utiy
Stoi'l mills tit Wnuki'Kii", .lollrt. Ill
llllll Ollll'l' lllllllN I'Olltllllllll I" lipi'llll
with limited force mid reported tlini
I'ntiilitiniis wen- khiiIiiiiIIj llilpioitiK
Anions; tin places miilril at llun
us Socl'illt iHadiinartcrs. A lil ted
Unit was found. Tlic tnliU iiriidui'il
more than u ton of radical llteiatiiie.
IKCIIIllltlK tO (.lifer It Mas Colitis
cated
Intelligent'!' men lepoitctt the found
pn tines nf l.enlne and Tnilzl, Itus
slap UnlslirvlU piomlei mid foreign '
minister, irspoctlwly . a lMimtit nf '
llelsliriNt lltt'talnri;. a rille and smernP
pistols (n the linimt of 1'nul (iliiver, nt '
torney for the strikers at ()ar. . Ind. I
An effort by soveriil liumlicil strike !
H.ympntlil7crs to meet in n rlt pink In,
raw AM
E
NDMENT
win iimendiiienl, thus iibaudonlne their
whole iiosltlon ngnln.sC nltcrlng the i
trciitj in order to rid the party of
.Ii.1iiim.ii Hut in; political dmiKvr C
ntiy sncli subterfuge li too nbvlotio. If
tteateil tluit mii.v Johnson would Mirels
lime his reeiiKO.
One Safe Volley for (i. O. 1'.
(tnlj one mfc policy appears to be
Failure to Produce Reservation "i-" to the ltepubilcmm, mid that is to
IlKl " IIIM'II J 1 -! UllUU I link Will I JUL
EACH EPISCOPALIAN
GAINS STRENGTH
i
as Substitute Helps John
son's Proposal
DEFEAT IS SEEN, HOWEVER
11 CLINTON V. (i I Mint I
he in effect amendment",, that will In
other words require no Mibinlsylou to
foretell powers and defeat the Johnson
amendment, lu accordance with that
polle
Man obicrverg here see iu the .re
cent declaration of the Massachusetts
Itepiilillcans a sitpi that the party lias
decided upon Mich u nolle . rifiuiloi'
I'itlsbu-Rli, Oct. .- Au attempt vvn (iary yestirda nfte.rnooii was iiroken iii smir i rrrsiiilrni if Hie i.tri.li.i: i'hI.iu I.odce was iresent at the Miuciu'lm-
mide to wreck the plniu of the Amerl- !).'v lr""l" without violence or arrests.1 , l.Hirr v,.,ts comentloii. His influence would
' .., .,, , ,.. i . h" ',,""l "-"'tered on belui: warned Unsliluclim! (M. S. (tu the luce of ,,,. i.c.n Hutlleient iirolmbl to secure
cm. She,i antl lit. I late ( onipimy nt ,. 0uvri, th-.ilui.thm. Senator .Iohi.von,i mend ,. indors.ment of hlm-elf mid the for-
Xlr.K'nna..it n.irlt tn-.tV. wllM! II lllls!!'
, ' i.i,,.,.' Ml-'llcwil. I'.l.. (Pel S.- At a iroet.
belleed to tunc been n bomb, was j, ()f f)i, , rn1n,a, or(1,r, ,
departmetil tm ItetliMirm Steel plan! last tilnlit the
vote win unanimous to decline to join "ti wiser in Lie last few das mculs would be embarrassing to him
the steel strike (treat ttti.re hud been ''"' "'ie tiiiiig, 11 lias neon m miner m to
thrown on the shipplliR
building
li exploded. tPar'uiK a large hole in nt b) the strike b-nileis whose head m tiled Hint foui Democratic fmihr
the root of the structure No one wn quarters aie in thi citv in gelling the ill tote for It Itislead of two as re
lynrd crews to walk out. nnd it speeinl reutlt delict ml. And tor i thei , eu'i.i
Injur, d .nppenl had ' '.id" them t" effort to frame a reservation to take it-
The pnh.e beliee the tplninu wiir iltit their job- ,,1,,,.,. ,H f itad
roused b a tune bomb plnced upon Viiimgstiiwii, ( s . J : A. I, i , "' '" ieeiaiion .mild b. mitten
c . 1...H.U... - 'nir,tl,ili..n. I. !..,,... ,,,,',.. i, limli.rs tliCI'e wolllll be llllllll Itelillhlicnil sell-
Uie iooi ot me immmiK -; - ''-" - "".. " " . .. , ., ...J ,!
ami oiticini- nt tin rriitiibull Meei iii"i-n ""Hill M- ""' ;"
CoinnmiJ nl Wnrreu. near bee,-, led to it '"'"'' bill il. the ub-ince of a sati-
xtntemenl tmlas atMlIke beadipiarters ' lactoM rcserwitioii tbeie Un-
tllllt iltl Ml.. I,.t.l ivIHi Hi., i.,im,m,i Ir, t W'M will feel CaillllfllPlI to (otl1
ineiil to the league loM-niinl eipinlir.Iug ,,1(!n relations committee on reporting
the lei.reseiitntlon ot Hie I linen .-Mines lim(,l),,,ltfi, f ), im c)l f,-lt for Nunc
and the ltritlsh empire in grown ,. thnt an iiidoisement of nrnend-
liOst
eK..
plo
.iikim il on the night shift at their
i i 1s ...t...i. ttln Ittfuulll'
direein noon "-"" . slntemeni imbiv t still... I...,l,..,..n..rs ' Inetori IcseiMition tbeie these .enn
.del. He.1 in terror wnen . . , . wjl f,., ,.oml.iIPl ,., ',,,. r..r Hi
...I eiirred and hits oi nm.erco .""---"" - ,....,..,, ,.,.
. ..i i i ..11 .11 III' III II Il'U IM I1U I C t'C ' Kdllll. M- "' " "
muni itinl uinsH Mr nmi'ii in ' " . ,. 7 , ., ,'
,,. I'oreign lesideuts of the b. . otnlw weie lake,, up at the reiie,t ,( flir l-se. vi.tiim
tr... ..,-sMken rnsiusl f, their KZFT W''u T '' '' '"' "u r,"h """""l
homes ,.., th, streets The report of ' '"; ' "' ' '" " wkers. t was , , , , f ,;.
the bias, lW be heard for blocks. " " h '"'V ""TT ," ' n l"l'"" " rocvntl.,.. .....M be
M.hniish sceral hundred mill guard. '"''' '" ' " . ' J" " ,,,. llt t)llll ,10,1P ,llw !. u,
and 1 weie ruxhed to Hie plant ini if ,"'.,, .,,' ,,,".,' '"' . """ tunlly abandoned. The ..nl suggesi!.,,,
niclmieh nft.r 1 he evplos...,,. n Iran 1''"V,K """ ,I,M ""' '' "rk ' r. maining is that the I nited Slates re
of tin person or persons nvponsible for , -, ' 'seive the right to propose an eipinl nt
the bias, lo.ild be found ItOOPl'jIiS CONTROL .'"' """''"'"lent Inter on, but ihis plo
The tin plale plant .s one of Hie .,., ,.,..,., .. , posal w ill hardl satisf the mule radi
larg.-l lomeinsof its kind in the conn 'II lil'I'J' 'MA) MllAi Val of Ml Lodge's suppoltels
tn nnd has been nffei ted b the sieil - - rj, dilheult with a rcserwitimi i
work.rs strike. I luring the last week, linfT.-ilo, .S. v., I let s . H A I". j tnb the place of tlK .lohnsoii iiniei.d
hon.wi man men are said to line re Stale troopers timed with rill'es pa - I ""'nt ''"' ,lml ,H fhaiUK' "' '" M'tiiu'
porteil for work. The police Kay that , tilled the stieets of T.acknwanna tins trciiKth of -the ltritlsh empire can be
8 iiuiubf 1 of these men have been threat- ' innriiini; It was the rtest time ,!,, I ell'ected without amending the cmenant.
ened lth death if the continued to , i,... nssicne.l tn .lot it. the si..,.l si, ll... ' Any
that
J 111 en that the eonstabulniy had tarried
.email, at worn ine, neneve
"i" " " w" V-'U 10 icrrnrMn inese ,lrms othll. than cll,hs tmi r,.w,iVP1.s.
woikmeii who hnu' deserted the rank- j Triilns and streit ears earning woik
of the itrlUrrs ill that district. ,,,,,. ..,,, JtiifTiilo weie .'!,.. r..e.l
1 guard
Interest in the steel workers' strike in
the Pittsburgh distint again reverts to
the union's light for "free speech and
fre. ,'iNseniblage." which constitutional
ught 1- being denied the workers b
certain authorities, according to lead
ers of the strikers
The ipicstion uni.e into piommcnce
agnin late last nigh',, when, following
a meeting .' the cu'cutiM- board of
the Pittsburgh Central Labor I'nioii,
Jt was announced that the boaid had
decided to call a special meeting of the
"to consider action upon illenl oppo
sition oppression and wolctuc prae
tlccd bj the authorities against the
pteel workers now on strike."
Officers of the Pennslvani. State
Federation of Labor and ollicials of
the American Kedeintlon of Labor in
this district were imited to attend
the session.
The strike situation her. is dead
locked with both einploers and' the
union for Pfidnj evening, October 10,
union claiming tin ndwintagc. Uep
rccentatnes of the steel companies say
tbr.t the plains which reopened on
the lirst da of the week arc still oper
ating, and that gieat numbers of men
are reporting at the mills dally for
their old positions. I'nioii leaden
continue to maintain that tlie strikers
are ' holding firm."
1 In ri as no attempt toda in re
new ine ana.i.s mi trolle cars uirrying
reservation on this subieet is in
ffect an amendment mid would require
consideration I. foreign power".
If Senator .lohtisnu's name wen ul
utlacliid In the ametidnieiil. there is
i little doubt that it would carry. Hul
J the iiiiwillingne-s of mall senators to
'let the f'nlifiirnian make political nip
iM will
I' Ih
nmendiueiil
I'e.ir lloosi tor .loliiis.iu
fn all conferences that him I i
held Upon this subject lit the Capitol
ntcntly it has been recognietl that
to adopt the .loimson tiiiieniiiiieiit woui.
it, ,, ,,,,-,,, iti, i, s ,,i. 1. 1, i.i- (ills, milium . . , , i . ,. ..,
workmen. l,ieh jested,. rn.i.lt h, ital 'nil ot the nn.ending t he tea.
the wound.iis of two ie and II,. injur, 1"'-","", I1-11'1 '" th ,M'M
nf several others.
There was evidence of imn using ue
licit iu the plant of the Laekan.iniia
Steel Conipatn . N'o statement as to
the number of men at work was forth
coming from company oliicials.
Members of the slate police esiiiiiutul i... ,,, .;,- .lobnson the KenubUcan cau-
that l'Jflll men passed tlnoiigh the gates ,it,, fi)V President. The P.epubliean
this morning About C.(l(K) men were i ,,artiV , mid have to take iesponsibilit
emploed when the stnUe was dei hind. I fr 't, defeat of the treaty and it
I would he fin ceil to put foiwnrd as il
BISMARCK iANK REOPENS Laudiilale the man who defeated the
, treat
Two weeks' i amassing ot the sit
nation has lonvimed the Uepublieiins
that the mil alternative is cither to
defeat the Johnson amendment and
adopt the polio of reservations Unit
would leipiire submission abroad or to
accept the Johnson amendment and
.lndiilate
11 (lie Associated Press ,
(.liirago, Oct. S. Federal soldieis I
ami Indiana state militiamen preserv- ,
Ing order at points where violence bad
threatened led to a betterment in the
industrial situation in the Chicago steel f
district during the last twenty-four
hours according to mill operators to-
day
Thc asserted thnt. under prot.etiou
of the military, man additional em !
Director General Stops Examination
Order by State Attoreny
nistiurek, N. I).. Oct. s (IU A.
P. I huestigation of the Hank of .North
i Dakota, a state institution, begun Moll
Ida, b examiner under State Auditor
ICnrv Kositzk . at the dhection of At-
torue.v (Jenernl William Lunger, was
' hulled yestenhl b Pireetor fienerul
! P. W t'utlnii. of the hunk.
I Laimer ordered the exniiiinalioii. .is
'serting he had i lib in e to indicate the
I Hank of Ninth Dakota was involved in j
affairs of the Seiindinaviaii-Ainericnu j
; Hank of Fargo, which was closed last
' Thursday !ls insolvent by the state ,
banking Imiinl. of which Longer and
I Kositzk are members with C.overuor
1'iaier. ' I
A seal plated on the Hank of N'orth j
Dakota safe last night bj the examiners I
was ordered removed by Diiector
Cuthro, who informed the examiners to- I
da the would not be permitted to en- '
ter lite bank. I
The P.ank of Noitlt Dakota opened for
business eslerduy morning, with the
hi part .
An Indorsement of amendments would
, b.ne been iu effect an indorsement of
the Johnson amendment, which is the
onl amendment that has the slightest
italitv, As it Is the Massachusetts
1 nlutfonu leaves een Mr. Lodge himself
!m, even affords him nu excuse, to
lote against the Johnson amendment.'
Opposed li I'iiiii' Itepuhlicaiis
There ale four Republican votes
.igaiust the Johnson amendment those
of Seniitors Mi Cumber. McNiiry, Colt
nnd Nelson. Willi four Democrats Ant
ing for the amendment, these four will
not be enough. Hut if the policy of
the part is to tlefeat the Johnson
iiuieiidment othtr otes against can be
lotilid among soiuitors'whose position is
more doubtful, such as Senators Len
it.ot. Kellogg, Kdge. Hale and Kejes.
It is expected that mi effort will be
made to prme that the Lodge -McCu in -her
reservations me not nmendntor.
The best legal minds in the party will
be brought to bear on this proposition,
Then the position ot the part Will be
made one of opposition to anything oc
casioning delay, iiniendinents and icser
Miitlous ninendntnry in effect Included,
and Wins the Johnson amendment will be
disposed of nnd the piospccls of the
Johnson candidacy wuihened.
11 that is larking for this piogram
is leadership, which has been unhappily
wanting from the first. Hut whnt the
business interests mid the old leaders
legmd as a common danger to the party
may be sufficient to bring about unity of
action even when leadership is deficient.
GEN. PERSHING HUNTS DEER
War Hero Roves the Adlrondacks In
Civilian Garb
L'tici, N. Y.. Oct. S. General
Pershing arrived nt the Hrandreth pre
serve in the Adlrondacks late yesterday
afternoon, where, as the guest of (.en- ,
eral McAlpln. of Ossining, one of Hie
owners of the great estate, he will go ,
out on the runways today in pursuit of
deer. j
The commander of the American
miny iu France passed through this
city in civilian garb accompanied by
(ienerul Fox Conner and Colonel O. C.
Marshall. The Hrandreth preserve is ,
one of the finest in the Adirondack :
the deer nre unusually plentiful '
TO HAM SET
Convention at Detroit to Give
Every Member Definite Serv
ice, Says Edmonds
HAVE GOAL OF $100,000,000
ft,r. ,.i tiUmtiU In I.'ucni.iu, PtiWio f.r.ttfrr
Detroit. Oct. S. "A definite, service
for eery member ot me. ciiorcn, in
the opinion of Franklin Spencer Kd-
innniR will be a result ofjtlic lortletn
triennial general convention ot mo
Pn.testatit Lplscopnl Chtircii, wnicn is
opening here this morning.
Mr Kdmond, who has been in De
troit lor n week aiienuing me conven
tion of Hie Hrotherhood of St. An
drew . believes that the most important
tiling to come before the present con
that the nation wide campaign be in -raise
a budget thnt may reach $100..
00(1,0(1(1 and enroll every iMJiropoi
ineml.tr in some in the form of church
serice
Mr. r.dmniids made tins comment at
the Hotel Tulh r last night, where he
and Mr. Kdimmd have been staying.
rt of the board ot missions with
I all the numerous needs of the various
church agencies under n single budget
, and cover these needs by one geat ap
peal."
The repoit of the cohimissio'ri Is tab!
to show that already the survey, though
Incomplete, Indicate a need of ?34,
000,000 during the next three jcars,
nnd It is believed that when the survey
is finished the need will be $100,-
000,000.
LANSDALE HONORS HEROES
Will Give Building to American
Legion for Use of Service Men
l-ansd.ile, Pa., Oct. S. A large two
story building with lobby and nutc
rooms on the first floor, auditorium on
the second floor nnd a gymnasium In the
A.NATIONAL,
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fVjfiT3'
SHMI I-.S?
i ue report oitne e.m... ....- ""'" Philadelphia l.r acton of the conveii
ii ifctunmeiiiiiiiioii io " muirauuii ., .. ... .........
tl.nt the nnllotiwlde campaign he in-
bnsement, will be construeted in the
The- camtmiitu is to be discussed bv heart of Lansdale and will be dedi-
the House of Deputies and the House r . . ?--
of Hishops on October K!, 14 mid Jo.
AVItli the ni rival here Inct night of
Ilishop Philip M. Uhlnclan.lcr, offtlic
diocese of Philadelphia, and llishop
ThoinaH J. (Jnrlnnd, of the diocese of
Pennsylvania, the delegation i com
plete for the opening of the convention
this morning.
lllshlp Ilrent Delli crs Address
After n communion service at which
Illshop Tuttle officiated, the conven
tion went into business sessions, the
House of Deputies being addressed by
Hishop Charles K. Hrent. former head
chaplain of the A. U. F
The Philadelphiiius arc gratilied over
the showing made there by the Philadel
phia delegation to the Hrotherhood of
Andrew Contention. F.dward II. Hou
sall was, for the eighth time, re
elected piesidenl of the brotherhood. He
returned to Philadelphia today. More
than sixty Philadelpbians attended the
convention of the brotlieibood.
It. V. Finney, of Philadelphia, secre
tary of the Hiotllerhocid of Au
tlrew. whose ollices are continued iu
cated to the Lieutenant William 13,
Haro Post of the American Legion. Tb(
building will be the gift of the dtizcni
of lansdale to the Hervicc nicn.
The ltr for the building was selected
at a rousing meeting of Lansdale towns
folk last night and solicitation of fundi
will start nt once. Urprescntntlvo men
and women of the borough nre behind
tie movement nnu hiku tu.ii.tn viyh-ii
rfrntrrnal and patriotic organizations 01,
both men and women i
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Need I. "(Ml New Workers
This campaign. m.l -Mr. l.dmonils
tlon. is staving for the general con
vention as a deput lepresenting the
diocese of Ueoigia, hi home diocese.
Arthur K. New bold i stuying at the
Fort Shelbv Hotel. Mi. New hold is
J in 1 iiiiipinni - . -- a . ttl 'I 1 1 t
is to enlist lfilMI new workers, of whom one of the busiest of the Philadelphiiius
700 must be clerf.v ' nctive church I here. He is a tnemlier oi me i.oarii oi
seniee, but. more than that, the plan missions which has been in almost con
is to give every member of the church stout session since Saturday. It prc
a definite service to do. Financially, pared its linn! repoil to the convcu
this campaign is un endeavor to lump tiou last night.
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k . I..... 1..... ,..,H, tli.tiilriii. . a ("lin I UniJ
situation that eien mild r.-ervntinnist- J ."",. 'ni'l I'en.MnB lian been prom
have gone to the length of framing ' "C(1 ""-' hi b" "" thc prcwrTC.
amendments to substitute tor the John ' :
I
yYM ft
Cuticura
Promotes
viv Mpnlih
All Inijiniti: Soio,01otmfniai6Ji Tlenn,a
Snlpl iih m at Cltleot. Dipt. "
ployes returiiid to woik jesterday, nnd ' legular foice in charge'
that mere were expected back today. i Auditor-Kositzky declined thai Hie I
Strike leaders expressed themselves partial iiiyestigatimi yeMciduy showed i
ns satisfied witli the steel strike, now the Hank of North Dakota had S'JS'J.
wcll into the third week, and main- 0()0 on deposit iu the closed Fargo bank
tained that the wmkus ultimately J It. Watci. manager of the Hank,
would be Mttoriou.s i nf Ninth Dakota, in a statement Inst
At (iary. Ind, under militaiy ton I Friday, declared the state bank had
trol by approximately ltiOO men of the j Sli.OOO on deposit in the Fargo msti
Fourth nnd Sixth Division, ordeied there 1 tiitinii,
Monday night In Major (ienernl Leon- . - , " " I
aril AV6od, on re.piest of (Jovernoi
itooarleli, ot inui.inn. tnree allegeu ran '
icals were arrested, tpiestioncd mid ie
leased mid inflammatory liternure and
firearms were seized
At Indiana Harbor tin' blooming mill
of the Mark Manufacturing Coinpunv
was reported to hi running at full ca
pacity for the firsr t.me since the walk
out occurred and liundieds of additional
utrikers wee said to luue returned to
the plants of the Inland Steel Com-
I'M
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FmiflLme?Q$ktff
Wc can outfit craft of ftS,
any size. Murine hard
ware of every description
Anything for a boat
F. Vanderherchen's Sons
7 North Water St., Phiia. Ig
Primo Dry Cleaning
Through our strike (lie new
niipfiirftiiff, tif wrarlnic nppi.rfl maj
lie Itlulnr,! Indf llnllds .
JUST.rilOM.
AVnlm.l U.1G5
Primo Dye Works
Cleaners and Dyers
510-12-14 So. 13th Street
211 So. 15th St.
We reconstruct, up
holster and poliih
your old suite equal
to new. Leather,
tapestry and velour.
$8 $14 $24
Silt) Covers, all citterns
at , rMotine at rcanonable price.
1 Iretliln f'hatrs from 18 up Our
rprpsentitlo wilt Mil at any time and
".tlmato for ou
Industrial Upli. & Furn. Co.
bhotv Ilonia A Factory Wrlto or I'hotis
111) X. 10th St. Unlnut lit.
SPECIAL
WILL FURNISH
G-Room House with
Lighting Fixtures
$4950
Mlt our show room
nnd bet ronrlnred of this
rfoiarkablo value.
licit i.lionr, Vntnut BS30
Globe Lighting Fixture Co.
IBS NORTH 10TII STREET
iOpcit hnl. unui o i-. ji.
Seeley's Adjusto Rupture Pari
Increases elKciencu of a truss 50;J,
-f-i'
m
FaU Styles!
G. Ervin Donovan, 135 S. 10 St
'ruin M .Ker to Wearer '
sn A flours rnr S7 (Hi
XII s(t lints, M on
X.I M.n HutN, 51.1111
5 llerlilen for Sl.00
Soldering Furmes
and Applianis
.vii rott CATJii.oayB
L. D. Bcrger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
TJ.n tnrkt IU Ktvtimr. Jn(n -ill
C. P. A.
Speilnl prPdrallon for r I" A uni na- (
tluna All phaweM of accounting ana auauiriK I
Hn. r, tnrs- ot t'enn I.KtltUto
i'ulilli Accountant
rour- br-clna Friday. October t(i
A and
e ertiflcd
Thumb o gj-fC
Rw..l.in,-3-ag CV "iui. '
HlfftsrWwpSerflWiyvtl' i R7SS?C'TBHirjrr5T!T8fn
GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER
The M-ir-ndJiisliiii; frntl.rrs of (l,ls Tad
..lake l( easy ( wiar, and (he I.uiiiIh
htrrw Itmulator nllouH of altering pres
sure at will. Moat ruptures crow Mimit
worse hrrause trusses thnt seemed rlitl.t
In the lieElnnlnic wrre not. (I.ir Iniprntrd
nniulanres ..ml t.dtanrrd inrthiHln Insure
liprote...ri.t for eirry cm und cure
...iiny.
I. B. SEELEV, 1027 rValnut St.
Cut out UI.ll kren for rtrrm,
ffanscom's
Special 50c
Table d' Hote
Suppers
are winning wide attention
Mith. particular people. It
might surprise you.
1133 Market St. USD Market ht.
:84 Murket St.
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Skin trouble costs ,
many a manliis job j 3
No matter how efficient a man may
be. if he has a skin trouble, there are
positions in which he cannot be tol- 3
erateu. He may know that it is not
in the least contagious, ljut ofio
people are afraid, they avoid him,
and he must make way 'for a man
'V-vvith a clear, healthy skin. Why run
'ijms jiati, wiicii
O H I
inol
i nintmentand Resinol-Soap stop Itching
? and clear away eczema and similar
.humors, so quicKiy ana easily r
Theodore C. Knight
6752 York Road
Ontral llrancli. 1431 Aril. M.
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Carry Out
Your Plans
Most men look forward to
owning a $10,000 tr 520,000
home by the time they are
CO or Go years old.
Those desiring to have their
dream come true can ar
range to have the money to
pay for it by addressing
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" "For Men Who Know"
1 1 Bessemer
J Motor Trucks
w
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B
S1 te Continental Red Seal .Motor
, All Standard Units
g Factories
Grove City and Phila., Pa.
Salesroom
SMITH-DAVIS CO.
2132 Market Street
Open Wednesday and Friday
Evenings Until 9
HAULING
ALL KINDS
ll, deher small packacea. Machinery
In fact, anythlne
Prompt Work Reasonable Cost
Gallagher Transfer Co.
603 CIIKHIIY ST.
Bell t'hone. Market "1!84,
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO NEW
Kcconttrncted
Upholstered
and Politned
$10 AN"
rim-Class
Work
Guaranteed
Slip Coven to
Order SI Etca
t a rt i rt-v a la rcrfl Hflnctfd Htork at
Upholstery GoQds selllnt at wholesale
"American upholstery co.
Old-st and Largest House ot Its Kind
305 Arch St. &; ?
H, 4 m P B B mmlh.
Sml JlRaifl flMTsTsn
fll IllSllsilH
Public Speaking
If sou have trouble In speaking to your
fellow-workera or In addressing- club or
cUlo g-atherlnes. Join our class In Public
Fpeakliiff Hundreds of men .have tecome
forceful speakers by taking- the Cornaeey
Course we shall conduct the fall.
Open Meetlnsr Wednesday,
October IS. n I'. M. .
Call or wrllo for particulars
YMCA
Central Brancji. M21 Arch 8t
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Bl snL 7M
On the long, steady pull or a sudden rise in the road
ahead, give 'er the gas and she'll make it on high with
tried-and-true Atlantic in the tank.
For, hill-hesitation has been extracted-from Atlantic
Gasoline in the making. The formula demands that.
Yes, Sir! A tankful of Atlantic Gasoline is a tankful
of terrific power, challenging the throttle to go the ,
limit. When you want power, you press the accelerator
and Atlantic delivers instantly.
An organization of refiners with fifty years' expe
rience and a conscience sees to it that the vaunted
uniformity of Atlantic Gasoline is an actuality, never
deviated from.
Test this, out for yourself. Pull up along the curb
where you see the Atlantic sign and tell the man to
crank up. l
Then when the steep climb looms up, give 'er
the gas!
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Philadelphia Pittsburgh
ATLANTIC
Gas oliite
Puis Pep in Vbtir Motor
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