P i -' I ' i.- ISf H 4, I j li CJ r P Iii- " I d im i & T- W: I a ft T1I LADYAS EVBNiyG PUBLIC LEDOEH-l'HLL.VDJSLPai.V, SATURDAY, UOVJSMB13B 15, 1019 pH TOR'S RACE LADY ASTOR CAMPAIGNING IS DECIDED TODAY Plymouth Voters Ballot for Com mons Member Stirring Dem onstration for Woman BACKERS SURE OF VICTORY lly the Associated lVcs. PI) mouth. Nov 1.1. T.ailv Astor Unionist ranilldatc for rnrlinmont, hail a triumphal pnsvnsc through tlio nor finally quiet street of 1j month lnt night after n tumultuous meet inR which concluded the city's most crlppliiK parliamentary campniRn Iti jrni. The election Is bcinc held tndav. Lady Astor voted for herself early otitis one of the first women at tl'it roils. "My vlctor.i. ' she said in her lasi Puwh.!.n ,llp (;"'1'1 1In"- "will lie an other historic occasion for Ih mouth llymouth sent out Drake to iijthi f rreedom It is now sending out a vvninnn to a Rreat place cnlled Parliament Hccause of my trust in jou 1 am prepared to sail the unknown -i-u. ,rn, lng lie p and suidaiice. Imt nlmve all determined to be a ci edit to the people or 1 lymouth and to emulate the virtues of her great past." As she concluded J.adj Astor pointed to the tablets on the walls of (iuiid -Hall bearinc the names of Sir Waller italeigh, Drake and other of nnelntici s famous men. Illaih (at Is Omen As she pointed, n bind, cat stalked leisurcl) across the front of the plat form, and there was a renewed out burst of applause nod n shout from the back of the hall. "You aie certain to m now " Carrying in her hand a large bouquet jvnich was presented to her when s,e began her speech. Iadj A-tor started for her carriage ufter the meeting, but her way was obstructed in hundreds of i-hcering admirers. J-'inullj the police f forced fl tincKfin-n tit,. I 1 ...I.. ....... .. - ,.-....v. t,tt,i i.tiu., .iur, escorted b.v Mrs. David Uo.ul tieoigu. wife of the Ilritish prime iniuistrr. en tered tne ciirringe. I.iulj Cynthia I'ur on. Lady Astor's sister, and .Mr Brand and Mrs. I'hippi aNo linallj reached the vehicle. Viscount Astor was Iot in the surge of humanitv, hut cicuiuuuy succeeded in Hopping up to a seat beside the (oachuian. The cheering' which Int. signaled J.ady Astor s first nppearame then b... Ban anew, and bundled- of persons trailed behind the moving carriage, shouting," Will we win--" To which the ringing answer ".Sure" was thun dered forth. Standing on the back -cat of the car , f?,, ''n,dy Astor joined in the singing "" . ..". '"" ''" .ang s All Here far mtimNF&LM fe J"iyHRalin fjllMiaatMaw BSMafjtjainM I HBf i llflHHBHIl BOSTON SYMPHONY O'AllZIO PARTE FOUNDER IS DEAD PER LA DALMAZIA Major Henry L. Higginson, L'Eroico Difensore di Fiumo Banker and Philanthropist, Pronto ad Altro Glorioso Passes Away in Hospital Impreso BENEFACTOR TO HARVARD Publl)id null Dltrlbutd Undr I'EllMIT NO. 341. AulhnrlrM by the et of Octobr 0. !9,,7.:.onr,m8 at "" Postofflc of I'hllal delphlt. Pa A. s. nuni.rsoN, Postmter ntntml. !! the Associated I'ress Hoslon. Xov. Ifi. The death of Ma- I tor ITl,ril-T T. TllnnlH.n., I.1 .- n.l I "" " " " ' " "'HO""""'. imuM-i aim nI-l ir: t. ,. . .. founder of the Iloston Symphony Or- ,,.," . '", "ol"norc "nnrieic cl.estra. was announced today. He died' ' nu"',' " at-- lcl volon- ,nt the Massachusetts General Hospital ;' '".'"i" 'H l''!"""-. ' Impegnoto In I .. .... i nitre imprese lungo n costn del a iner tiinur ntinii n nnnnntiH 1 1 i tdk it p, ii iiiiri nit uiviniiiiii iiuii in livcil until next Tuesday lie would hae been eighty-five yearn old. The death of Major Higginson was due to a recurrence of nn old trouble for which he was under treatment last winter. Although head of the firm of Lee. Higginson c ( ., bankers., .Ma DR. HIBBEN HITS RADICALS Hed Flag Symbol of Desperate Men. Makes Plea for Americanism Trenton. Nov. JG. Asserting tlmi progress Is achieved by construction and not by destruction, Dr. John Orlcr Mb jien, president of Princeton University, in nn address before the Mercer county Teachers' Institute In the Junior School No. 1. denounced nnarchlsm and efforts of radicals to revolt against law urn oraer. irocior uiDben said thnt the red flag was the sjmbol of desperate men nnit thnf thnot. l,nM ll i been ruined rejoice In the thought of ruin nil nbout them. "It hurts all true Americans to see tnn rril flni iinriwiurl ,.- .i.u..i t sniil. "It 14 n rhnllctiMM M t. - of law find order to those who reverence iuw uuu uruer. CHILDRErmAN PIG EXHIBIT Boy and Girl Raisers of Swine Will Show Fine Porkerti (ilassboro, N. J., Nov. 15. After having missed their clmiice to show tho public what they could do In tho line of fattening porkers In tho first nnuunl exhibit scheduled for last fall, but cnlled off because of n quarantine duo to hog rll,!?rn,b?y 1ml Rirl P'B rnlscrs will exhibit their men nf tl,it .ni,,,i, nH..ni - ,-r,-- - ..,. niilLUIIl UUJllllll Gloucester county corn show to bo held ncrc on isovemoer --. Orchestra to Play In Church An orchestra will nrcnmnnnw ll,. organ in tho Church of St. I.tiko and the lpinhnny tomorrow afternoon nt 4 $,,u "Jp '.n,.lilion of the cantnta "The City of God," PUSSYFOOT' CONVALESCi Dry Apostle Injured by London 8tu aents Continues to Improve London, Nov. 1C. (Uy A, P.) Continued Improvement was reported today In the condition of William E.-" lohnson, commonly known nn "Pussy foot," American prohibitionist, wlioso ejo nas injured Thursday during his involuntary progress In n parads through London streets on tho shoul ders of students who lind interrupted his meeting. Mr. Johnson Is con ynlescing nt n nursing home, whero hs had been warned to keen absolutely ...... v ., . ,uv iju .ujuij uuvciop more seriously. 'jrne students ot tlio University of on Thursday authorized tho declaration ttitlnv tl,nf "nn !., nnnlUn.l i-.tl Involved in the 'Pussyfoot rag." Dnlmnzln, secondo notizie glunte olln Cnferenza della Pace. KgH parti' da Flume n bordo della torpedlnlera In iern Vnllo, aecompagnato da un vnpore trn- ' snortante "00 viomini di truppa. Si dice sia seguito da una nave da gucrra versitv and through his association with i . n , " , the Symphony Orchestra, He had been " IMImazIa non e co n member of tlie banking firm since' crede che sia Znra. Nc IKfiS. ' 'o sbarco avvenga in ! W ltiirciiisnn nrohablv was widely ' ilaliaua. la nualn semnllcemente osservn known ah n benefactor of Harvard Uni- suo movinientl. II minto di sbarco ' cono.scluto, ma si on si ritiene che I o sbarco avvenga m Snnlnto. ove la ... . ,t-ii:i.i .t, Ki'ur'Kiuiie c jucosiava, con le cjr- Henry l.ee Higginoi, "h? ,WJ JQ .-Msfanti ac.p.e sorvegliate dal Vice- PJ","" "'P,,"n,y rSK rbfte 'obtained Ammlgrallo Andrews degli Htati Unti, ' "" '.' " , ..; r.Vi, I u noriio iienineroclalore 1'ittsDurg e llll" M'liini ," ,',, ....... -- mus conn services of expert piajrrs irom ii.e ,, floUn rtitorr.clinior.-. sical capitals of l,urope and engaged jp notMtt Kono Jnntc nUn I)p, itli.Kim-u nf the first innk. who grail- , i a .. .1.1 .. "i vw,,. .... - .- ,! I '""" .xiiii-iivuiiii uni mv-iuiirui iinii (levciopni mc iMKuiiiuiiuii "". ij'uarn. in Trieste, it became one of the foremost orchestras console dlcono che of the world Only m one or two years did the concerts jield n net revenue; in ever) other jear until his death. Mr. Tlj c pnlru New in.ilns eiirrg. marhed the iannss of this nieri(,in-born woman for llm seat in the House of Commons tacalrd li her husband, Ixird Astor. As Nannie Liiighurnr twenty jears ago, she was tine of four sisters', daughters of a Virgin!., family, whose beaut) .mil (harm had world wide Celebris . In the photograph IjhIj Astor is shown mahlng friends with the women and children of Pljmouth, England PACKERS SAY COLVER JOINT RAIL CONTROL CHARGES CONFLICT IN BRITAIN IS CERTAIN Accuse Federal Trade Commis- Union Understood to Have Ac cepted Government's Plan. Peace Definitely in Sight sion Head of Refuting His Own Words nm i ?5j ,'.7,n,r,k ','." Ym,r Trouble in Your Yii 7 ,"""" Mari-ii n. tne soldiers, and thus n proccssioii. unpar alleled in the city's hUtory. continued on through the heart of the otherwise deserted business section to the Astor home. Here Lady Astor hoarse from talk Vlng, singing and shouting, said with apparent feeling: fiuch treatment makes hip unml.r Chli-ilgu. Nov. l."i. The Invlitule of Aineiicau Meat Puckers ivued the fnl lnuing answer to criticisms of the pack ers by Chairman V. It. Cohei. oT the Federal Trade (Viinmissiou, in an ail dress j estenlay lit Atluiitic fit) befoie tin National t'olTee llo.istcrs' Associa tion. "Mr Culver presented ciinuilutive figures ,'u an effort to show that park ing prntits have been ver.v hcnv.v. If properly analjzed. the figures show thai nyst of the earnings have gone bark into the liusiucsses, and that the re- 7ZtnTl"'-'e0"'1 P"0"" "!!!'.!' ""."- ' m.l..Bly small rr' iC,' i;-- i.iiio 10 me '-;es. f v-J ' r Jie"?.)U' .r"ar,1 thundtT- I ."At any nie, Mr. Colver v.. va. nuu uic urilMMisi riiiiitii pni - hid ii ,. .,,I .,. t ,.,. . ------- . i in' iiinw iiiiu nan ii. mil Loudon. Nov 1,1 1', . i t uiidei-stnod that Ihr eicutivi of the Na tional I'nion nf ltnilwn.viiien has virtu ally agreed to in i-ejit the government's proposal that uiilwaj men nrcept mem bership in committee managements f the inilwn.vs mid that joint control of the lailroads is a lertniutv of Ihe im mediate future. The executive diused Ihe proposal innately on Prid.n but will withhold a statement until Sunday, when Secre tary Thomas win make a full declara tion in a speech at llristol. Higginson made up the deficit from his own pocket. One of bis announced- purposes in founding the orchestra was to provide first class music for people of small means, nnd from the start lie arranged that several hundred seats at the Fri day afternoon rehearsals should be sold nt twenty -five cents each. These "re hearsals" in later jears came to oe concerts In full form. The Sjinphony Orchestra Mr. Hig ginson considered his hobb.v lather than a philanthropy. He once said that it wns to him what a acht, a rucing stnble, a library or an ait gallery wah to other men of wealth. When the t'nited States entered the, war. in the spiing of ll'l". Dr. Karl Muck was in chaige of the orchestra. Being n Prussian, he lefused to play the American national anthem, arousing a storm of criticism. Major Higginson lovnlb slood hj his oicheslra director until it was shown that Doctor Muck was actively pio-Geimau. when he turned against lain, i Shortlv iittcrwan. , n jrof. Henito Mussolini, diiettorc del Doctor Mink was interned by the gov- I giornale "II Popolo rPItalia" di Milano; rriiment. I jl Sig. Mnrinetti. tapo del futurist! cd i Major HiggniMin retired from thelaltil orntori. teutaifono pailaie alia iiiriiesn.t mi . ini i, liiiD, nii'iiiug to a c urante nn ramjn. role I rapport! del vice D'Annuzio e' nar tito a bordo della torpediniern Vnllo per effettunre una sbnrco ulla costa della Dalmazln, T'na grnnde importhnzn si da' nei circoli della Confcrcnzn della Pace ai movinientl di D'Annunzio perche' do menica e' giorno di elczioui in Italia Genernlmente si dice rhe D'Annunzio cerchi di effettunre una cstesa opera zione per rinforzare il partito in fnvorc di Flume, che, secondo i rapporti giunti in Pnrigl hit perdutn considcrevole ter rero in Italia, durante le iiltime tre settimnne. La marinn italinna si dice sin titubante nei sostenere D'Annun zio. Trieste, 115 novenibre. ITn tcle grnmina nlhi Potsn di qui' dice che tlabriele D'Annunzio e' partito la scerta notte da Piume per ilestiunzione . ignotn, a bordo di una torpedlnlera e seguito da nitre nau. Ili.zo c' stnto lasVlato al ipmnndo delln citta ' Milano, 1-1 noveuibie (Jiavi dis rodini elettorali sono scoppiati n Lodi. j I'na jiersona limne uccisa, otto furouo ginveinentc fcrite e moltishime nitre!' riportarono fcrite diminore eutitn,' i I di sordini sarebbero avventiti quando n: "OT only are the almonds good, the milk and cream are good, the chocolate itself is Eood everything is good and wholesome about KLEIN'S CREAM NUT ALMOND BARS "Made in America's lUilh'u Way" and delivered 24 Hours Fresh Sold by nil Candy, Drugr, Grocery Stores and Newstands KLEIN CHOCOLATE CO. hp,. fhiladelphm Office, 127 N. 13th St.' k Look for thm Bar I in thm GREEN Yrapptri over the organization to n syndicate of Ilostou gentlemen which lias since managed it. Mr, Higginson was boin in New 'ork city, November is. 1iS,",4, but spent most of his life in Uoston. He studied at Harvard, but left befoie completing his course to enter a counting house. In 1S.1i; he went to Vienna, where he i studied music for n year. He served .i i .1 , .. ru iu mm rousing cneers as the woman caididate disappeared inside the door of her home. S Her Ijdi.sliJo 1'otes Lady AstorVi coachman. Church -wood, a veteran of three Astor (am. paigns, tast the first vote iu his dis trict. He then hitched it team to the carriage Lady Astor calls her "cam paign chariot." and her ladjship, seemingly as fresh ami energetic as at the beginning of her arduous election eering campaign, stepped brisklv in. Scoompauied by Lord Astor. ''Really. I feel better than a foit nignt ago. Lady Astor remarked to I the newspaper men. "This has been a great tonic." She rode nwny calling, , I am going to vote 'proper' now." I Her ballot was cast ju a schoolhouse. Jif rd LA,or' lltliousli disqualified , through his elevation to the peerage was technically entitled to vote because i Ms name had not been removed from ' the register. He declined to vote. , Lady Astor tlien mnde n tour of the streets nnd polling stations of I'lv- I mouth in her carriage, whnh was be decked with red. white and blue, tl. coalition colors. She declared there was Plot on the nait of Hi. lnlun, ,-.,. .. rush tilt polls late iu the afternoon and block off the opposition voters. She said precautions had been taken, how ever, to prevent the execution of such a plan. Isaac Foot. Liberal candidate, and v. -l. Gay, labor nominee, also were early voters and duplicated Ladv As tor s visit to the polling stations. Cheered by the Voters It was commented that few peis-ons greeted them as they appeared in their motor cars, but the appearance of the woman candidate's carriage invarinblv occasioned cries of "Rood luck. Lady Astor!" or "You w'iu. Nancj I" to- fti-un-i- wiwi pannes troin passing mil caunot eat He must de- cute whether to charge that the pnek ieis have made large profits or whether 1 to frighten uiffee roasters by lemindiug them that because Ihe packers' late of pmfit is almost inctediblv small. 'Such competition will not be "casj for on to meet.' It is unwise to use con flicting aiguments in the same address," mentous toncessions which justifies him in believing Hint neacr in the mili-mul industr.v is definitely in Night. The cor respondent adds that there is still some small difference regarding a basis for the new standard wages, which, how ever, is easilj adjustable. The futuie management of the rail ways, according to the writer. ill ho in the bauds of a joint managing corn House Expects to Dispose of- Rail "littee under the new ministry of trnns .,.., ,,,,.., u,., Port, to which the railway unions will Measure Before NlGht appoint two icpiesentathes. It is Washington. Nov. 15. niy A P.) 'further proposed to establish a. railway Him luujiusiu luiiugcH in almost a """ uumu. iniisisiiiig oi iour repre Mennwhlln the Dailv .M:nl- lnlmr ! for tluce jears in the Civil War. was corrc.spondenUnsrribcs to C T. Cramp. '3pveriil times wounded ami wns dis piesident of the National I uion of charged for disability in 18(11. with Itailvvajmen. the receijit of a personal , "" r,lnk "' ' wajor and brevet'lieiitenant statement which ronvinres liim that thoiiolonel. Iteturning to Hoston, he cn- lailwn.v workers have secured verv mn. I toml the banking business and for many jeats headed the firm of Lee, Higginson A. Co. In 1890 Major Higginson piesenled to Hnivaid. as a memorial to Harvard men who were killed iu the Civil War, Le notizie citinte dn l.odl diconn die l'nttueco paiti' dai socialist!'. Le truppe dlfesero gli orator! c du rante il conftitfo furouo spnrnti vnrii colpl di rivoltella da ambo le parti. FRENCH HONOR PERSHING . - Commander-in-Chief of A. E. F. Cited In Same Army Order With Private , Pails, Nov. 15. General Pershing is cited in the following "order of the nrmy," printed in the officinl journal: "General Pershing, as commander-in-chief of the American forces, dis- ' played most distinguished qualities as an organizer nnd chief. He never ceased ' during decisive operations to bring aid i to me nuieti cause uy nis energetic and NEAR VOTE ON ESCH BILL Soldiers I lehl. the ntliletic grounds on . ,thlr doi-elnm.,1 ,m.nn.rntin a pail of which the Harvaid Stadium I Charles Peck, of the the 12Cth Amer now stands. Nine ears later he made ' lean infantry, also is cited. Hecap n gift of Sl.iO.nriO to the univeisity , tured ten machine guns nnd killed or for the erection of the Harvard Lnion. , took prisoners fifteen of tho enemv. rH0T0PL8 riioTorrtAVS score of important existing commerce laws nwniting tinal decision. House leaders were hopeful today of passing the Lsch railroad bill by ndjomnment tonight. Included among the changes was a new rule of rate making, which was expected to provoke a bitter fight. Chairman Lsch of the Interstate Com merce Committee who is in rhnrge of the hill, was among the avowed oppon ents of the rule. Kai h of (he pinpoiils would extend the iiuthoiitv of ihe Interstate Com merce Commission, whose membership under the final section of the bill would be increased from nine to eleven mem bers, and whose salaries would be fixed at 51'J.OOO a year. B-uiuuiH ot iiie railway managers, tour union appointees and four "railwaj ushers. " One of the latter four is to be selected by the parliamentary committee of (he trade union congress, nnd an other by co-operative societies. As a tesult the representatives of the work ers virtually will number six. HUNGARY'S NEW MINISTRY PHOTO PIAYS THRU COMFANY r ,0FlMeRlCA CHICAGO WETS HOPEFUL tary men, handkerchief waving women ! I'pnter and Fitzhenr.v in the raising of hats by civilians and the Feoria and Chicago liquor injuring or si ores ot children about "" '"juu'iion io stop Wlascltz Heads Coalition Cabinet, Including ex-Premier Friedrlch Herlin, Nov. l.-. CUy A. P.l -The formation of a coalition ministry iu Hungary bended by Count Julius Wlas eitz, and including former Premier ' Friedrich, and with Count Cznky as i foreign minister, is reported in a wire- less dispatch received in Perlin from ,, , , Budapest. Prepare to Sell Liquor, Expecting I The ministry requires the sanction of ' Favorable Court Decision Today I ne Entente to be effective. Chicago, Nov. 10. (Hv A, P.l '. .. . . " ' Hundreds of saloonkeepe-s tmd applied , GERMAN BOATS LAWFUL PRIZES for renewal of liqucr licenses and other Antwerp, Nov. lfr. (I!v A. P. i - arrangements were made for n celeb. Tne orl-n mnrt lms ,l,w.;,in,'i u,.!. :'n. tion in anticipation of a favorable wet three German boats aggregating 150 -decision toihnby Federal Judges Car- 000 tons, seized by the Pelgian authori- Allnmlivi ,Jth' Morris & l'aifunli Ave. TOM MIX In KOl'im IttDlXll KOMAXCE ' The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a, guarantee of early showinf of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. PAI APC 3'M MMIKHT MTIIKKT I -L,-VC ;4r, A. 11. to 11:15 I. M. V A X I Ci -f "THE M1RACL12 HAN' APOl I O 6-D Thompson sr PRIMrTQQ 1018 marki:t strkkt ! ULiLU matinee DAii.r rrnin30 :3oa.m. toiitisr. m. Knr.i: wii.i.iams in Tim I'LAflv UATB" ARPAHIA CIIESTNL'T Uelow T1( inrv-viyi- in A M. to II MSP. M W S. HART In "JOHN PETTICOATS" RI T ICRinr BROAD STREKT AND ULUtDirvU SUSQUEHANNA AVI!, EUQENE O'BRIEN In "THE PERrECT LOVER" BROADWAY "TJ.J.WfiJ" JACK PICKrORD In ni'RQI.AR BT PROXT ' her carriage at every .top. XfLAN TO ROUSE GERMANS Majority Socialists Call Three Mass Meetings In Berlin Tomorrow Iterlln. Xov. 15. lily A. P.l -Three mass-meetings have been tailed for to morrow by the majority Socialists for the purpose of "rousing the police au thorities from their sleep." It Is de clared an attempt is being made to uBc the presence of Field Marshal von Hiu denburg as "a tire on which the tier man national soup can be brought to a boll." Demonstrations, chiefly by students, cheered Von Hindenburg and General I.udeudorff yesterday and raised cries of "hoch" for former Kmpcror Wil liam and the old empire First Be Sure You're Right ThenGoAhead' To Be Right the ,uit by dealers for enforcement of the wartime prohibition act. On the other hand. Distiict Attor ney Charles K. dyne asserted there would "be no celebration" even in the "unexpected event that the decision, g"es against the government." Should ihe injunction be iued, said Mr. t'vlne, I it would apply only to sales by the one Chicago com em involved, the Hannah und Hogg Co. Any others who "tilted the lid" would be arrested immediately he added. Three federal judges in New York .vesterdaj. in separate suits, upheld the constitutionality of the wartime prohibition law . ASKS CHARLESTON DRYDOCK, ' Daniels Disapproves Senate Bills for Repeal of Appropriation Washington, Xov. 1,". (Hy A P. I ' Disapproval of Senate bilN "providing for repeal of appropriations to construct a tin dock at the Charleston Navy Tard i , large enough to accommodate the big gest battleships of the navy and a! . channel of corresponding depth was ex- I I pressed by Secretary Daniels in n state- I ment before the Senate naval affairs I committee today. I Construction of the projected drv- i dock, the secretary said, is absolutely essential to n proper development and I maintenance of the navy. ties in 1014 in the ar law ful prizes. port of Antwerp, POT OWI AI Qtn, Maplewood Ave VJyiIl-l. 2.30 7 n(J . M E K LINCOLN In "VIRTUOUS MEN" DELORE CAS8IKELL.I In "THE VIRTUOUS MODEL" RrTfTMT MARKET ST. Below 17TH KtAjtlN 1 11 A.M. toll P.M. DOROTHY DALTON In "I APACHE" D I A I TO GERMANTGWN AVE. rVIML. lJ AT TULPEHOCKEN EUQENK O'BRIEN In "THE PERFECT LOVER" ST. RI IRV MARKET ST. UELOW TTH IWJDI JO A. M. to lll5 P. M. WALLACE REID In "THE LOTTERY MAN" - -COALn-oo- SIT.TAL m-.ATIIF.n S.TRIP REDrCES onii roAi. nii.i, mint 3 to to run, 'i:nt. IDEAL CO. et Walnut Lan nnil .Sarah ' ntll I'hont Cermanlumi' 24;MtM PARCEL POST $!L iy Cross at Crossings RED CROSS SEALS OUT SOON I Schools Asked to Sell Antl-Tubercu-losls Christmas Stamps Wadilngton, Xov, IS. Schools, churches and synagogues throughout tho I'nitoil States were usked today by Surgeon General Ulue to co-operate In the sale of Ited Cross Christmas seam December 5, C and 7 to fight the "white plague." "Over JBO.000 Americans li n. nually from tuberculosis, an appalling i waste of Jife when We consider that I tlibercillosfw Js classed EH a nrnventahle t, ... 1 .. . . --,- SSSDSAVINGSW Our Location Mk ro.ilblo Our Men's4Women' FALL SUITS, OVERCOATS COATS AND DRESSES -Made-to-Meaitira Prom Yoar Matrrlul. If vou do noi have the material, we IIAVi: and at prices that will save you money Coins see tba styl ish overcoats and suits we make Fit and workman, ship g-uaranteed. LADIES! Ton can boy n tailored fall talt or coat hare for only 120.93. ma terial Included. VUlt Oar More neroire Ton Hiiy TVrtt, Call ar Phont r run Partttu Ian The Standard Tailoring Co, Inc. Toller to Urn and Women 1215 Market St, Phlla. rot. Ki.MisEn"rV.2,..r. .... PAP1TOI "22 MARKET STRKET I V-r 1 1 UL 0 A M. TO 11-10 l M PAULINE TREDERICK In I "BONDS OP LOVE" 1-,1VU lLOO MATINEE UAILY EUGENE OT.RIEN In "THE PERFECT LOVER" FAIRMOUNT &&$i TOM MIX In nouair-RiDiNo romance PA Mil V THEATRE 1311 Market St. T -VIV11L, I 0 A. M. to Midnight. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In ' HIS MAJESTY, THE AMERICAN" tATU QT THEATRE Below Spruce. Ji InOI, MATINEE DAILY "LET KATY 0 IT" "TRAIL OP THE OCTOPUS" QAf"YV 1211 MARKET STREET 0" VJ I 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT RODT.RT WARWICK E. HAMMERRTEIN In "ACCIDENTAL HONEYJIOON" CT A MI CV MARKET AROVR lTJl iJ 1 -1N1C I 11 a. M. to 11:13 P M. I ElIOENE O'RRIBN In ' "SEALED HEARTS" VlrTHRIA MARKET ST, AR 0TH VlHJtl OA. M. tollllr.P. M OLIVE THOMAS in "THE SPITE BRIDE" THE NIXON-NIRDLINGEK THEATRES BELMONT B2D AB0VC MAnKUT WALLACE REID In "SADJE LOVE" CFDAR 60TI1 AND CEDAR AVE DOUGLAS TAIRBANKS In "HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN" FRANKI IN TIRD PIT7.WATER 1 rvrAlPkl-.ll'N ORGAN MUSIC JAMES K. 1IACKETT In "ASHES OF LOVE" GREAT NORTHERN f SBrtS J I ONKTANCE TALMADOE In A TEMPERAMENTAL WirE" IMPERIAL .fr,, WILLIAM RUSSELL In "SIX FEET FOUR" fV"M ICCI T1VI MARKET BETWEEN VVlIOH.UlVl MTU AND O0TH DOUOLAS FAIRBANKS In "HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN" FRANKFORD 715 Franl"ort " WILLIAM FARNUM In "THE SPOILERS" II IMnn I'RONT ST. t GIRARD AVE. JU1HDU jumbo Junction on Frankford "L" CHARLES RAY In "THE EOO-CRATE AVALLOP" LEADER 4,ST $AttSg"5SLva ' LOCUST MD AND,CSST OT,lECTS D. W ORIFPITH'S L,UUU01 Mat.l:30.3:.10. EviftOlSOtoU. "RROKEN ULOSSOM8" I IRFRTV DROAD A COLUMBIA AV. U,IDJI 1 I MATINEE DAILY BRYANT WASHRURN In "WHY SMITH LEFT 1IOMET" DOROTHY DALTON In "MARKET OF SOULS" NIXON 02D AN?:,sBMTRi7o8TS- HERBERT RAWLINSON In "TIIQ CAUTI5IV, UAH13 " 333 MARKET.TCS XSiX1)? i RIVOLI S1D AND BW WILI.TAM RUSSELL In I '"VUU, i "SIX FEET FOUR" SOM HTS. MATINEE! DAILY DAVID POWELL In THE TEETH OF THE TIGER" MODEL m Sg!neoT. t tor,r,,r'1 , STRAND aBRMAKWWN AVE. DOROTHY puii.i.tph i iJllNAlNLy AT VEN DOROTHY PHILLIPS In "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS1 AT VENANT.il IHlROTIlY IJIHIl in TURNINO THE TABLES" OVERB!S SK' WEST ALLEGHENY Ah- OEOIU1E BEBAN In "HEARTS OF MEN' MAURICE TOURNEUR'fl "THE LIFE LINE' Alleghenj BROAD ST. AUDITORIUMr? BESSIE HARRIHCALE In "KITTY KELLY, M. D." Roclland FlIRFrA TII't MARKET STB. l-VJlIrW- I MATINEE nirr.T JEFFERSON gg1 aSSifi? VIVIAN MARTIN In "HIS OFFICIAL WIFE" P A R k' RirXJK AVK. DAUPHIN 8T. WDTEUDCKlYtVliaa t-cfotels differ quite as much, in character and comfort and atmosphere, as homes do. The man who builds, and furnishes, and decorates, and equips a hotel, selects, by the way he does those things, his public. The public for which Hotel Pennsylvania was built and h operated is made up of those discriminating travelers who want .the best there is when they go to New York. Hotel Pennsylvania is the New York home of thousands of just such people. This largest hotel in the world (2200 rooms, 2200 baths) ha many special features which emphasize its thoughtfulness for your comfort. The unique "Butterfly Room" (a glass-cndosed sun-room on the roof) is one of them; the two complete Turkish Bath establishments (one exclusively for women), each having its own swimming pool, are others; the equipment of every bedroom with the "Servidor" (an ingenious device which eliminates con tact with servants at your bedroom door) is another. And then are many others which you will quickly appreciate. In Pennsylvania Station give your bag to a Red-Cap and take elevator to Lobby of Hotel Pennsylvania without going out-of-doors. y OTEL DEIS1N9YLVANI4 NEW YORK Statler-operated in connection with HOTBLS STATLER, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis S . v. '( k I iiseae, 'tne proclamation said ROBERT WA inv im HILLS'' 'K 44.LT tn Ttf ' ''--' f fH&sy& fV i'J'?.' SLA..A4 . f. ..f .... -aA.w .:?. J.K.n"-.tM. j". tnmmmtMmtsimum' . .iAfle J?-' 1 i r"-jga . ', t c .- .. .vr .iX. SJX -ft- CJ. J. rrj- . Qtm Uoniays 04 BatHrdayi nil r.JU
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