3TM::.r.::!rj:TSwm Pii-t!!;i"?i'"""''yjifW'Pilir-'' T EVENING . PUBLIC hkibtohli-A'B.LL.AJJteLVHXA, TLiLbUAj., o xuaK 25, 191U Happiness la Urc'lj matter of health, and the plentiful use of pure drinking water U one of the best wars to attain It Our deliveries pass your door Phone or write for regular service. THE CHAS. E. HIRES CO. 210 So. 24th SL, Fall. DRINK WATER M'ADOO AROUSES MINE OWNERS' IRE Declare Statement of be Influenced by Mr. McAdoo's 'stump speech' telejtram. We hnve found Doc tor Onrfleld eminently fnlr. He hns nil tlie prodiirtlnn costs of nil the mines In tlie country for the Inst two nnd n hnlf cnrs. The price lip fixed for conl was nmile nfter n thorough InvestlRntlon nnd prexurrlnbly at the dictation of the Presi dent of the I'nlted State " Cilli MrAdno "Craj" 'lie's ornr.y," Mild iinnther operntor. oil BILLY DANSEY FAKE INSPECTORS DIED FROM ATTACK Wfllinm Glhbs McAdnn's clinrccs tlint immure mm ket rallied by competitive 11.1 . .. Il.t..l,lllr I.I VI 1 miuniinotii operators innun siiim-mhi; ou. itijf. tificate Calling for In quest in Case Huge referring t Mr. McAdnn'a trleRrnm County Physician Issues Cer i (ion i kiiou uncro ne Rprs mat Mini Profits Is Campaign Material niinut aino per cent. None of my ilium' iiium iiiij iiiiiii. iini' iiiiui iii I of Politician iconl men will consider the charges n Joke. 1 for one won't bother to nnswer j them " I SAY WORKINGS RUN AT LOSSMdV.Vrndmi.led I , I lint the prollts taken curly in 1U17 ' tPP lliffll. 1-111 H!.r-rfliPf1 tlilu fnr'h In n appeared from his Hammonton, IS. Jii home on Octobre 8. , . , Doctor Cunningham hns ome doubts i that the skeleton found In the Folsom , Hwnnip, nbout n mile from the uanscy , homo, Is that of Hilly nnd will not hold i the Inquest until he hns followed every ( possible clue thnt points to Uio boy still being nllvc. ! In addition to the Washington trip, 1 Doctor runnlnchnm nlnim to renuest thnt a careful pjcnmlnntlon of the Rnif i (Vial1 pnoa ,,, iiii. Ircn nbout three cnrs old no, - " -uioioipioiunoaun Roe CITY SCHOOLS Credit Men to Hear Wall Alexander 'Wall, secretary o the Ilobert Morris Club, will speak today at tlie luncheon of the Philadelphia As sociation of Credit Men, In the Tlelle-vue-atratford Hotel. His subject is "Credit Barometrlcs.'1 Lost Boy I Identified The boy found wandering about the streets Sunday night has been Identi fied ns Harry Clarke, six years old, a chnrge of the Children's Aid Society. The boy hns been living for some time past at tho home of Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, 412." Ogden street. of nil ehllilr exiunhied within nbout twenty -ttvcj i mlles'nf Hnnunoutoii. .. I 1 He believes Hilly may still bo alive. I and that the skeleton found In the swnmn may be' thnt of nnothcr child, i stolen from a graveyard and placed Officials Ransack Chil dren's Clothes Rooms EXPOSURE THEORY SCOUTED there toward off poss.mllty of discovery ONE SUSPECT IS CAUGHT Tho inquest 1h expected to be held if Dnnpey nr... In.TnCttibll.l,.' ntltO 4M I II I 1 I tl'MI. . ... t 1 1 t l brought stinging rejoinders todny from ,s ,,,. slli(1 Mr; itrm'v'V ,. rH rlmn S n'm"";? VtlnStK' big ronl operator here. . I to the 11117 returns The fact is the "i " ' SL'L""'.'?. r. i:. Walling, vice president ot fll0 ndminlst.ntlon did not tnke hold "t '. ' J "' " ; ' '""', "' 'i?" ""; lVnl,. I'encock & Kerr. Inc., chnrnc . m)ll, AlIKIWt f 1IMT. llr, , flr.t I..rB" "' f ' " t ''' M"' lemed the former secretary of tlie n,f f ,i. J(.nr ,lnn, wlH ,.,,, ". J1' L Z, I fc? I ? tr.-n-.tir, n n "fool." 'market. The prices advanced to n point " , J certain fnLnn.lfhrV "I. tor Onrfleld knows thai there, where , .,;,,.. ,,lns(,lvi,s nllvn , ?" "" , rr, 'r ...Ti 1.,""' .,tl" . V .. , - .. 1 1 !- ...1.1. t. nnn . I .1 I .. t i t '" " r"'l " M" (llll'llti Willi III!' Ill - mi-" mnipw in rrniisyiviHiiu miiiiu . m rn ci u i 1 iioinro run itnw iniiniiim- i n - ii.i i" The certlflcntc calling for an Innuest ! M" i '....' "";.. ' " "" "' ,....,. .i iovit the body believed to be thnt of ,., ,, -., ,,..,', nf,,ntnmicni ex- mrnt Henlth nnd Snnlt.ii.. . wi. . .. .fn, ..I. .... in,iit 1i'iinrL- l'nslng ns insjiectors of th e govern - three-year-old L, nu-.-.-.'. V't. examined the skeleton yesterdu ment, thieves have bnPn rnbhli ner f hnrles , , , t b wcrP those of pllb,. h , ' ' n rn,",l unty. from n )nnU, ch)m nbout thrP0 ,.CnrH old. !,,, Th" ""-n. nccor. POLICE RECOVER 3 AUTOS Children to dance nut he operated at a prollt at the gov- (.ration came Into power i inmenr-nxpd price, tor mtnminmi ml." siild Mr. Wnlliiie. "Tills uric is 82 (1.1 n ton. 1 could nnme a dozen mines in central Pennsylvania where nuest Vnder the New Jersey Inw a coroner cannot hold an incpiest unless the coun- IM RRVM MflWR D AV ''"'", frnm S--,n to R2n t0 'iro(IUr( n,'r,l,n'nt suggested that they get to 111 U 1 11 Ml II fill I LIU iuii ot rod I. Z vi,,,ti,,n of the Sherman anti-trust l ph,slHn",.er Vfies t re ren nilaws for he conl operator,, to get to- , ,,. ,,.,, nM ,,,, , ' J ", it, gelher and lix a price. A Iipii the gov- naim causes. today In their district. ng the ,n.. ... the police, are memhers. nf nnd specialize on school rohberles Join, AVIllls, who gave Mm ,l,w. a. naltfinore, was caught today l,v a "' teacher nt the William V. Ilnrrlty .y-iiii.M, J llty-Klxth nn,1 PK.U.I t- I dren's clnthesroom Stolen Machines Abandoned Thieves In Manayunk Mnnnyunk police recovered three streets, while, It is alleged, he was a stolen cars which were noiiiiiunii'ii tonj .....i.w u, mem coats from tin, .Ml nrnn ci flint !...... ... - ) III was taken Independent Unit Heater SelAcontfltiwJ unit, corulirfni: of Sturte . ant Itedtinf Colli and small fwrbine- or motor .Mn disc or (ror"fr fan. Warms, ust tht portion of tH hiiildinj or factory aiou uish heated. Portablt ana cconomtcat. THESE heaters are very ef ficient for warming areas where the temperature is low enough to hinder your work men or your manufacturing processes. They can be removed for the summer or quickly changed from place to place. Only one line of steam piping is needed. A Sturtevant representative will gladly tell you all about these unit heaters. B. F. STURTEVANT COMPANY A. L.'BUCKNAM, District Manager 135 North 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa. Telephone .Market 14B0 Blowers Engines Turbines .1 ... i. .. l r. .... II.. -. n it in I mi I'niitii .. Ti i ma nr run ninnn mips, iuii tin inr imiiui - -..- vttiii iiiiii m utnitiiA.i . t. ......". ."I." " . ti"' i. v Mi.,.. Iiollce stntlnn. """"" "".'en f. , .. - , Niinril liwm imiiini . -' ..,, y- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i trii'i'iivn iiLiiuiini rnt nv i - l nil. i ,.ii.ii. ..t ,,.j-.t t t. i i i i ii i iii-na trniHoui. . . . cet her t lev met n Was i nctnii nntl .1.11...1...1 .... -...: ...".. t ' ."" " '""'J " - : r.- ' !,, .i...i i.""",1: ' !,"""ei" me va- " wheA. n iVflt b ""t ,hV,- ""' ? .l-ieV H.tered ",. W.ln,, the" tene ers trVi'S bpen-Air Theatre Co.,.g. j& Will Be Used for First Time , w,- w, he n, ,, I,,,, t & ffl t;,,. ginning ,tt ,, fe J"g? - ? severn, schools i-T, in Masque Today fear"'"' mn'iP t " ,n S' "tZlr 1"", V"T4 Jjat.n ' Fans . I .' "f T" Ch,SSfS H Sj: . , ?." ,.n,7,p, W!'r. '!:,i1: ',:H".tl- -""-l -l--- ri. before dropping '&, " "!Z Zleu-om William " - children will dnnte 111 tiio , upcriuors win nave mines wmen , -j " .............i.i..... .,, OVPr.. riflminons nitfi North Nineteentli If N it, in, 11 ,, ... -,,,, ,. i,u ,..,,1 ,,t ,,11. mliinu 1 ime nt the direction of the covcrnineiit , "it ... .-. t : i :.. .1.. ' ' iiiiiniimi. ' ;"' ' " , , ,. . . v "i;verv i imti .inuriic,, . .... k.-. , ...- ...... i(vif" , " '"' "",;, """," V "" '" ' street, mn whs lett in tlie numiie 01 ... 1. ii,..tr nf Ttrrn which nrnduct good nrofits. Hie good ltselt. , . , ,,.,. ,.i ., ,,, iiri,f ,,. ., ." , . ,,.... ... . .,,,.1 uvi,,,,, , ones make 110 for the bad ones' tleflicit. I Ham nnntrm but will he taken dtl,.,. u,c Ioa" "l ,""" Bl ' :, ... '. ,.... ... ..." . :.: nine. .; to me .unjs 1.111111111;; jnn ur in Aiinutlc - 11 - ' : v City." 71Xl.V masque, W.I.I.U ti if.... n.ll.irr. .till tin nllCtllMl tills ft f t - 3rnoon "'r- .''.doo's stntements nre those Gen. Waller to Address Engineers ", . 1. :i f ... Tih.iiA or n no irn inn. iii'h a , nniiin lie. lie, m . .., , w ,n ,1..,,.. ine cniltirpn iirp 1MMM1-. ,,,.,..-."" ---.y- -------- -- iinjor oencnii 1.. 1. it iiiu-r. ,..,.. v .,....,.. .... o ...... ,.,...,,,,.. ,.f . . I,, t,,, Stlltns Mn. ones make 11 11 for the had ones' tlpfllcit. t The cniiren nrp iinpns m un- -... -- - - -- - ----- - iinjor oeiierni 1.. n 1. n n Anna Thorne Open Air Model School, talks about making the operator., pay (.,mnil(lant f tlu ,-,,,,,, Stats Ml &d the nnw theatre will be used for any increased w-nges given he miners , k , , Classes for the children ns well as for Il.n is a tine propos Ition. t "oubl b' , f'1( j..g,;,.,,,. ,-,,, f ,.,, entertnlnmeiits during the winter grent to tnk seventy -llo cents n ion Doctor Ciinninghnm will iro to Wnsh- ing tiidnj In search of lllllv, who tjis- The S .1 It after tiie model ' out of our poekeUs nnd put it on to the delphia. 1:111 Spruce street His Mil). 5f a Japanese theatre iu Tokio. attracted the attention of Mi which 1 miners' wage. I'liited States Murine led Is "i no ., -. .. ., . . . t I urns. ss M. lucre is niwnys me aiierniiiive in ,..-'! tint- ni-nilm-tn,- nnnl Thp ntiprntors own .... fawThomnH.prr.Mientot 1 rn .. .. thi irwnt Mechanleal Engineers to Meet during n visit to ;'''" -;1.",.,, '"',. ilerful ndmitiistratiou has not got to the Ilenr.i Hess will deliver nn illustmte.I had a wooden model of tlie til all. mad. . jt ,,,,,,, pr()I,Prty, lortnri. nn 'Tolnr Photography" tonight fn Japan and from t I, sKilled jrwn tb!n n,r jn n.. ll)p Amril.lln S(.t of M,.c.linn. here built the HrMi Mnwr Miuetuu .. . l:n(,ill(M.,s , ,,,, A,1(.pllil JUR '"; ?,l,7X',nent will be the' "I ln't think Poet,,, i. field will roof garden. Th-c will he .f, ,.,,. ineili. .. SI , """ I I , illlllUIIIU.'lMIIII'llllllilll,! tTr.fl'lV U l-lltPl trst use of the new thentre I The masiuie will open with a scene in he court of the Queen of Uooklnnd. and he idea to be convened hi the child lerformers is the delight that await hose who seek education. The next scene. "Autumn, contains ft number of pretty dances, represent ing "Rnin " "Cloud" and "Sun. ' In the third part there wil be dia logues n well n.s dances. ' All of the costumes used in the frasouc were mnde by the school puplK They even thrd the cloth. Some of the costumes are snid to be very beautiful. The theatre, which is called the i('open-alr theatre." and not the "Jap anese theatre." is just outside of Pem broke gate. It i roofed and has glass sides. Pure, Sweet Country Cider for SALE Mndf from .tln!utMv nmv d npplp. D.illv dpllTl"H b our true k nm where In Thlla W. nn furnish nu with ono bnrrfl or nnd Phone or wrltn WOODFIELDS FARMS wvcosmi: limits i'u. ititomiip an mi I HQT About July 14. 1918, WAJu 1 in Christian Science Church, Chelsea, Atlantic City, N. J., or between that point and Oxford Ave., Ventnor Gold ball Breastpin, with one large "Old Mine" square-cut diamond. Reward if returned to J. E. Caldwell & Co., Chestnut and Juniper Sts., Philadelphia. CAPTAIN OF ENGINEERS discharged, desires suitable em ployment . nue 4 I , married , V. ot I' education. 31 jenrs' c Iierlence on inglnis!rlng of su IHTiislon of larp' l,xtrl,iil project , also cost .studies, , sti inate.s and iluatmns; lan l?uagts. French, Spanish i"?ti man, Italian. ildrrss 33, I.'ilirer onhe I $5000 POLICY COST S68.90 a 40 dividends reduce this cost after fint year. Writo for specimen policy at your SKe, STOKES PACKARD nAUGHTON & SMITH 4S WAI.NTT STRKET J"""pure'b Kfresh paintI Look Around You: Fine estates, office build ings, factories, banks, homes all painted by Kuehnle. So when YOU want good paint and paint ing just get in touch with PAINTER CiAlQ ! Get our csh'mafe- OACC XtH no obligations B JE P r ,t t r x ,.j" j it A - . w ' L-SA Solviiad I Payroll Problems All payroll work must be faced squarely as an item of overhead. You can reduce this operation to its simplest terms, save time, money, and insure absolute accu racy with an International Puyroll Machine. This machine lists and adds the payroll, tells the exact amount of each denomination that must be drawn, counts the money into en velopes, checks payroll, balances cash and keeps a printed record of the amount put Into each envelope. Write for full information about the International Payroll Machine and a list of present users. a.v.;.-ia.-,aTT.i:u.-i j.i:ij ulW Reading, Pa. Manufscturers of Payroll and ViBiblo Adding and Listing Machines Philadelphia Office 125 S. 12th Street Phone, Walnut 5782 Offices In all principal cities Awterjgfl, Button! Button! Who's Got the Letter? U1 VERYONE asks everyone else: "Have f-f you got it", or "Do you know where it is?" Of course the Boss wants the one letter chat can't be found. If you only had the Amberc Plan in your pffice ! Con'iplete filing and finding, individual ized to ycur bu:iness ; so simple and sure that anyone who fenows the A-B-C's can file and fine! the Ambcrg way. The Aniberg Plan is based on an analysis of 2C5,920 business names. This analysis took seven years and discovered the Law of Correspondence that makes the Amberg Plan 99i? accurate. Fifty-one years experience with 73,000 satisfied users enable us to apply these principles to your business for every Amberg installation is individual. Let our representative tell you more about it. Amberg File & Index Company 628 Widener Building, Philadelphia Telephone Walnut 4674 Boston New York Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh J BUSINESS 1 Charge Purchases Tomorrow Rendered on .Bills January lsts M Pre- Thanksgiving Fur CoatsandF awson or Lyeiviarry 1215 Chestnut Street Presenting in Extraordinary Specialization Values !urs Tlie great Fur-wearing season is here and we have prepared in abundance tor tomorrow, so that you can wear your Furs for Thanksgiving and be able to purchase them at a saving. Thp generous' lists of items here provide you with excellent choice, and you must remember that such a Hat, abbreviated even as it is, is possible only because we Manufacture our Furs ourselves and Sell Direct to you, thus cutting out the middleman in every direction. These Extraordinary Values Are for Tomorrow, Wednesday, Only, the Last Shopping Day Before Thanksgiving Day. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase Fur Coats g8.50 mT Marmot WP Coat, vrtth Jlaeooon rot- V lar and cufta I. " tlSS.OO Chi! cago INDIVIDUALIZED B TO YOUR i. AglNDIVIDUALI3ED mxf tvtx UJie Complete Thn of Filing & Finding J Fur Sets Nutria 44.50 Hudson Seal 49.50 Taupe Wolf 49.50 Brown Wolf 49.50 Black Wolf 49.50 Natural Raccoon . . 49.50 Beaver 54.50 Taupe Kox 64.50 Brown I'"ox 64.50 Mink ,.... 84.50 Natural Squirrel . . 89.00 Skunk 89.50 Black Lynx 98.50 Alaska Red Fox... 135.00 Natural Blue Kox. .395.00 Silver Fox 475.00 Sumptuous New Coatees 165 0 195'o Taupe and Nafural Nutria, Mink, Mole and Squirrel. "mmmnmmniiniHnjiUffiiiairaenoia Russian Pony Coats, 36-Inch Klare Model. "With wide nhawl collar and deep i.uITa of contrasting fur. Australian Seal Coats, 1 "I () Smart SportB Model. Larc shawl collar and wide chITk of Australian Heal. Marmot Coats, 11' P.olHns shawl collar and Jeep cuffs of marmot Nutria Coat, 165' Stylish Jaunty Model. n pffeetlve sports coat of novl design. Hudson Seal Coats, 1 C C. Smart Sport Model. IJarire shawl collar and wide cuffs of Hudson seal. Australian Seal Coats, 1 7 Et Full J aunt j Model Dressy shawl collar and dep cuffs of Squirrel or Australian Opossum. Raccoon Coats, 1 Q E. 1 hie Sports Mod'l larse shawl collar and deep cuffs. Australian Seal Coats, 1 Qf. 30-Inch Flare Model. 'With Urcs Nutria, Squirrel or Australian Opossum Bhawl collar and cuffs. Hudson Seal Coats, 88-Inch Jaunty Model. Dressy shawl collar and deep cuffs of Hudson seal. Hudson Seal Coats, Full Flare Model. With Bhawl collar Rnd deep cuffs of skunk or haver. Moleskin Coats, 245 00 00 00 00 00 ,00 00 00 I Australian Seal Cant. Skunk collar and cuffs, tlSS.OO 295 .00 Scarfs & Stoles Taupe Wolf Scarfs. 24.50 Brown Wolf Scarfs 24.50 Taupe Fox Scarfs. 24.50 Black Wolf Scarfs. 32.50 Brown Fox Scarfs. 34.50 Mink Chokers ... . 34.50 Black Fox Scarfs.. 34.50 .Black Lynx Scarfs. 59.50 Hud. Sable Chokers 59.50 Scotch Mole Stoles 89.50 Squirrel Stoics .... 94.50 Hudson Seal Stoics 98.50 Fisher Ch'okers ....110.00 Skunk Stoics 175.00 Silver Fox Scarfs. .175.00 295 Very S m . r t Sports Model. Very novel collar, cuffs and border of Nutria. Squirrel Coats, 295 00 00 Smart Sports Model. With larre shawl collar and 6ep cuffs. Well-matched skins. Mink Coats, 495 .00 2-Inch Full Ds1rn. I-arce shawl collar, deep belt, cuffs and wide border. I Broadtail Coats, 975 .00 Exceptionally h a n dsome, lustrous moire skins, large collar of Hudson Bay Ruble. Fox, Wolf and Lynx Scarfs 19S0 j 29so 1 39so I 49.50 I I In Taupe, Brown, '& Black, Poiret, Kam- chatta, Georgette. d .. . t. . 1 t. .. a , rki a j iiiiHHMiiinniiibfflilijlDCriy iJOnas.ana J-urcnusinK ft0eii uiuurs .nxueiJieu II (S 26-21 syCl frai0fon& i4&&ntt &J'ee&. (3.$ia We Are Still Able to Offer Very Remarkable Values in the Sales of Millinery, Women's Suits, Coats and Fur Coats These sales were inaugurated Monday and a great many of the lots advertised have been sold, but there is still excellent selection and we urge every shopper downtown on Wednesday to visit the Third Floor at Darlington's and see what really worth-while values are there presented. Scarf carrs Special for Wednesday Scarfs of imitation moleskin closely resemblinp; the real fur, nil are silk lined: $10.75 Scarfs for 514.50 819.50 Scarfs for $16.50 Scarfs of fine marabou and ostrich: $11.00 Scarfs for $9.50 FIRST FI,OOR Bags Special for Wednesday Chiffon Velvet Bags; metal, covered or imitation shell frames: $7.50 Bags for $6.00 $10.50 Bags for $8.50 $9.00 Bags for $7.50 $8.50 Bags for $7.00 FIRST- FLOOR Rob es Special for Wednesday These Motor Robes are wonderful value at the reduced prices. Get one for your own car or as a Christmas present forsome car-owning friend or relative: $16.50 Robes for $12.50 $17.75 Robes for $14.00 $36.00 Robes for $27.50 All are full size, splendid appear ance, good dark colors. FIRST FLOOR Cottons Special for Wednesday Good qualities of 3G-inch Percales: Reduced to, loe yard fODC Black-and - white, navy - and - white, Copenhagen - and - white and other wanted combinations. FIRST FLOOR Silk: Special for Wednesday Printed Lining Silks from :i(5 to 40 inches wide; navy, brown and taupe color combinations. Also 40-inch Printed Foulards in black-and-white, navy-and-white and other good color effects. $2.50 to $3.50 Qualities for ' .85 Two lots taken from regular stock and grouped together to sell at this special price for Wednesday only. FIRST FLOOR Woolens Special for Wednesday All-wool Silvertones, E4 inches wide; navy, French blue, brown and tan; all rich, warm shades ?aiu?.d.!:5.50 A very low price for a wonderfully fine material, FIRST FLOOR La ces Special for Wednesday Princess, Net Top, Valenciennes, Venise, Filet and Chantilly Laces, Beaded Metal and Silk Bands, 1 to 17 inches wide; edges and insertions 15c, 15c, 95c yard Formerly 85c to $3.00 These are small lots which we wish to clear away and are marked at these prices for one day only to hurry them out. FIRST FLOOR The Christmas Present Which Comes From Darlington's Will Be Doubly Appreciated This store has a well-merited reputation for QUALITY MERCHAN DISE, and people know when they get a present which was purchased here that it has real intrinsic worth. Holiday stocks are at their best now and we have excellent selec tions of Gloves Sweaters Leather, Goods Bags Lingerie Infants' Goods Novelties Neckwear Scarfs Auto Robes Handkerchiefs Petticoats Furs Furniture Hosiery Jewelry Ribbons Linens Negligees Blouses Notions .,'. f . I
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