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WELL FINANCED
No. Embarrassment as Exists in
the United States, British
Professor Declares
IS VISITING PHILADELPHIA
"There is no such finoni'inl rinhar
tafesmont among English universities
and colleges an exists today in this
country."
The nutliority for this statement 1h
Prof. Arthur P. Newton, of the T'ni
vornlty College and King'H College.
London University, who is visiting
Thilndclphln.
"pver there," he said, "the universi-
Ucs;nrp nil drawing nine., more heavily
on the fiuaneial nid of the suite and
also of the municipal government than
they ever did before the war, and us n
tesnlt..thcy arc not feeling the pinch
which seems so evident in the United
States. i
"Another hint which I think Amer
ican institutions might talsc," vent on;
Doctor Newton, "is the u-c of private
bnevolences for the endowment of
Chairs and the formations of research
departments nnd libraries, and not fur
buildings. Teachers' and lecturer:-.'
Balaries in England have been raised
to a degree commensurate with the-increase
in other lines."
Expects V. S. Soldiers to Kehiru
According to Doctor Newton, n large
proportion of the American KOldiern
who took courses, at English univend- I
tits during the war. of a technical ua- I
ture, declared their intention, of re
turning to take graduate work after
they had obtained their bachelor's de
grees at their own American nlma
maters. He expressed the hope that
next year would see a great influx of
American men Into English colleges,
especially In a course In whfch he is
much interested, that of commerce.
"It is not," ho explained, "any
thing in the nature of that given nt the
WhArton School of theMJaivcrslty or
Pennsylvania. - ..
"London commercial and trtdo lefid
cra arc working hand in hfttltl with
promtifent educators, and the course, in
the London School of Comniercc Is one
of the results. The -degree is that of
It-Con... and in time It Is hoped to have
n mastcr'a degree in the same subject.
"It is aimed to give men both a prac
tical and a theoretical knowledge of the
xyorld trade conditions'. Large London
manufacturing and commercial houses
send their clerks and employes to tnkc
the three,-year courso which Includes
geography, history, a study of goods
and rnw products, ome science and ac
counting. When they return to their
respective firms, they are fitted to take
an active nud leading part in Dnglaud's
commercial enterprise."
The commerce course is n part of the
University of London. It was first
planned by the commercial committee
nf the university, of which Doctor New
ton, who Is a prominent historian, was
a member.
F'eani for American Industry
Doctor Newton expressed fears for
the industrial and commercial situation
iu this country. Whereas he found Eng
land becoming rapidly more) sctUcd nnd
Itn atfalrs clearing,, bo was alarmed at
the turbulent situation hero.
"High rates of exchange will mater
ially hurt the position of the United
Stritos in the world trade," ho said,
'because Englartd can produce manu
factured goods at such greatly reduced
prices. And over there, too, wo have
definitely established collective bargain
ing, while you are still struggling
among yourselves with no hope of
settlement In view."
"Undigested foreigners" was the
rcasou given by Doctor Newton for the
troubled commercial and labor ques
tion here.
Hn refused to. comment uron the
IcagUc of nations.
Hold Alleged Deserter In Auto Case
Charles Vincent, eighteen years old.
of Baltimore, who, according to the
police, is a deserter from the army,
was held under 8000 ball for a further
hearing by Magistrate Price in the ,
Twenty-second street ond Hunting Fark
nvenue station today, charged with hav
ing tried to persuade sixtecn-ycarfold I
Claire Kartlctt to help him steal an
automobile parked at the North Phil
adelphia station. Hartlott was re-
leased. ,
EXAMS FOR CENSUS TAKERS
Tests of Applicants Will Start Sat
urday In Five Schools
Announcement was made today that
examination of applicants for positions
as census takers will start Saturday.
The examination will not be difficult
or intricate. A census taker is merely
required to Intelligently 1111 out the
enumerating form used in the work and
legibly record the. answers given by
each inhabitant of tho city.
Examinations will take nlace he-
tween 0 and 1 o'clock nt the Northwest
(school, Fifteenth and Raco streets
Wilson School, Twelfth and Wharton
strcots; Kenderton School, Fifteenth
nnd Ontario streets; Wlllard School,
Emerald and Orleans streets, and Dun
lap School, Fifty-first and Race streets,
Applications should be made to II. J.
Keegan, supervisor of tho census of
tho First district of Pennsylvania, O'J)
South Broad struct.
To Relight Joe Floflger Buoy Soon
B. If. Dorry, superintendent it light
houses, announced today that tho Joe
Flnceer shoal cas bell buov. renortod
extinguished yesterday, will be relighted
as soon as possible.
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J Printing
Some folks like
Better Printing
DTjANK books
Loose Loaf
Bound and
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ENGRAVING
OFFICE
3tat.oi.err
and Supplies
port business men who appreciate the
better impression conveyed -by better
printing
Wo maintain a fully equipped printing
department (h our own factors'
Tho reason for any difference In prico Is
alwayo plain to bo seen In the appearance
of the finished job.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
New Fork Offices: 201 Broadwey. Founded inl$i8
THAT'S all you need to
operate the International
Visible Adding and Listing
Machine.
You can turn pages or hold
papers in the left hand even
while taking the total.
Total and sub-total keys
lock down when depressed
and automatically return t0
normal when handle is pulled.
All control keys are on right
hand side.
This one-hand control is
only one of the many Inter
national points of superiority.
The flexible self-correcting
keyboard eliminates nine column-error
keys.
Only one pull of the handle
necessary to take total. Saves
the wasted "spacing stroke".
Complete visibility of add
ing and printing.
Unit construction makes
any part quickly accessible for
cleaning or adjustment.
No tension on any springs
when machine is at rest an
exclusive feature.
Hand or electric drive.
A request for full informa
tion about the International
Visible Adding and Listing
Machine involvea no obligation.
Reading, Pa.
.Uanuicfurere ofPmyroIland
Vltibh Adding and Llttht Mtehlntt
Philadelphia Office 125 S. 12th Street
Phone, Walnut 37W
Offlcea In all principal cltlt
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VICTROLA VI
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ALL the Victrolas and Records
made cannot supply the
Holiday demand. " Foresight
on your part and experience on
our part urge you to come to one
of our five stores now and make
your selection.
You need not worry about pay
ments. xWe will set aside your
selection till you wish it delivered.
Then, in confidence, we will
arrange the terms to suit' you.
THERE IS ONE OF OUR FIVE STORES NEAR
YOU. STOP1N TONIGHT AND TALK IT OVER
Victrolas $25 to $430
VICTROLA IX
$70.00
VICTROLA XI
$130
VICTROLA XVI
$250
THE TALKING MACHINE COMPANY
1 43 S Broad Street
' " 1225 Chestnut St. After Feb. 1, 1920
Broad & Columbia Ave. Open 52d & Chestnut
4038 Lancaster Ave. ' Evenings 5610 Gerinantown Ave.
Advertising Women to Meet
Friends of the Philadelphia Club of
Advcrtlslns.Womcn hovo been Invited to
a meeting of the club In tho Dellevue
Stratford tonight, at whioh prcscnt-day
publicity, business and merchandising
will 1)9 discussed.
Frank Feeney Qeie 46000 Job
Frank Feeney, long prominent In
labor circle In Philadelphia, has been
appointed supervisor of refcrei's of the
workmen's compensation bureau, at a
salary of $0000. He will assume his
duties at once. The appointment was
mado under tho new act.
Salvation Army ,04. Mny
hundreds of conversions at Saivatk
Army meetings hero are reported by
Colonel Kichard U. Hob. tho Phila
delphia commander. BInco October A
the Salvationists have been trying to
make a 100 per cent Increase In con
versions.
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Four Big Thanksgiving
Baking Specials:
Flour Eggs- Cranberries Snowdrift
And almost a page full of seasonable goods, teeming full of
money-saving possibilities.
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Cooking OQr.lhrnn
Shortening
One nound of the finest nure vccetablo
shortening, packed In sealed sanitary tins.
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Fifty Thousand Cows, Milked Twice a Day, Are
Required to Furnish the Daily Butter Needs
of Our Stores
Louella
lb
82'
Louella is without question the very
beBt Butter produced. Made from the
Pasteurized cream of selected cattle under
perfect hygienic surroundings.
lb
72
Richland
Butter
Pure creamery prints of exceptional
quality. Second only to our famous
Louella. Better than many a dealer's best.
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Choice Dark Red Cranberries 1 Oc
Recipe for Making Cranberry Pies Without Sugar
"Line a pie plate with short pastry. Then fill with raw cranberries. Pour over
them one-quartrr cupful of Asco Syrup to each cupful of cranberries. And sprinkle over
the top two tablespoonfuls of flour. Wet tho edges of tho crust. Cover with an upper
crust pressed tightly together Bake 30 minutes."
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A Memory -Jogger of Thanksgiving Needs
Tender Beets, big can. .. .17c
Calif. Asparagus, tall can 19c
Sugar Corn, can lie, 15c 18c
Tender Peas ....can 19c 23c
Best Barley, lb 6c
Pride of Farm Catsup, bot. 17c
Borden's Caramels, lb.... 35c
Heinz Mustard, jar 14c
Princess Salad Dress'g,bot.27c
Best Tuna Fish, can. .15c, 25c
Pin Money Gherkins, jar 20c
Sweet Mixed Pickles, bot. 14c
Campbell's Soups . . . .can 10c
Pure Apple Butter, lb. 19c
Fig Bars, fresh baked, lb. 24c
Asco Golden Syrup, can 14c
"ASCO" BEVERAGES
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Root Beer J, &
CincnniY!II
uaiouiuiuiuj 81.35 dozen
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bj all nice to serve on a let
ocoatton. And very convenient to
have n dozen or two on band
when the unexpected happens.
Asco Brand (uBrjry)
Mince
Meat
lb
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ITcrshey's Almond Bars .. .6
Calif. Seeded Raisins, pkg. 20
Seedless Raisins..... pkg. 22
Golden Pumpkin, big can 10
Asco Bak. Powder, can 5c, 9
Cnlif. Almonds lb. 45
Glace Citron Peel, lb 55i
Lemon & Orange Peel, lb 40i
Asco Grd. Cinnamon, can 5
Best Nutmegs, 3 for It
Pure Honey, Jar 17
Sliced Peaches, can 25
Calif. Cherries, can 27.
Calif. Peaches; big can, 37c, 4 Ci
Very Best Rice, lb. 18
Evap. Milk t.can 7'jc, 15i
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No Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Is complete without one or both of these delightful
beverages our customers tell us the most satisfying drink thay ever served.
No Home-made Bread Baked, Ever
Contained Any More Nourish
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Victor Raisin Bread,
Baked With
Luscious Raisins
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Asco" Cake In the New Size pkg 14c
PrnsJi from our own ovens and on sale in our Stores every Friday and Saturday. A
Victor product that is made from absolutely pure ingredients, at a prico that, quality J
Considered, is not aupucaieu tuiywutHc mi 1....U.1 uiu, uutn auu uuui.ui.iic
covered with a wonderful icing.
These Prices in All Our Sanitary Meat Markets
10c lb Reduction on Breakfast Bacon
Liberty Brand Breakfast Bacon !2l!!nFJ 35
This is o dry cured Bacon, hickory smoked and sweet as a nut. Liberty Brand
Bacon and our Selected Eggs at 60c doz. make a delightful breakfast these cold mornings.
Quality Beef
Rump
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Steak " 32 s Roast 22"
Lean
Soup
Beef
lb
15'
Fresh
Hamburg
Steak
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Large
Marrow Cn
Bone
Sausage, lb
Scrapple, lb
Everywhere in Philadelphia and Throughout Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware
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