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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 10ia
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Try to Run Mines
, 1 on Nonunion Plan
v ' 'Nflinefa From r.isS Onu
-. wm1 mined ami in finch be iliftlribiitftl
" vitality among thn forty. right states
.ilavrnc nasi of tlioir ntnm nrvrioprtl
Atriiifc' tin war, ropuriKcw of the state
, r In Cliiraca T. V. I'roHor, cbuiriiiiin
. tho regional con) committee, tnltl thn
jl con! clrnlcrs of tlic C.v (hut Ihpy
' fW not on a pound of ronl, n hr
,la tnkpn control and would tiistriutitp
lv ..r ... .. - .. ., i r ..ni
XT bhl "M- 1'.W,... ".,, t;pii l
. MrlPK will bp rripplril, inumifnrliir-
V ' (m '""ill bp stopped, cmnmr-rre will bp
ftfc,KHyeiI down, nnd luxuries If not cer-
' tela ronvpnipiirp.s of travpl will be.
eliminated."
' Charleston. W. Va.. lire. 1. (By A.
P.)-Operatlon iu the Now Hivpr ronl
Arid rcintinlipd lodn.v, lint the mines in
sue Knnmuin ilistrirt remained rinei.
M, L, Lewis, secretary of thp New
lllV'cr Coal Opprators' Association, said
today hp was confident of the mines in
his "field achieving a greater tonhnRe
record thin week than that of Int week,
which averaged SO pep cent tionnul.
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KANSAS VOLUNTEER
: MINERS IN WRECK
J FlItAburc, Kans., Dcr. t -fv A
$?Y 'Wearing army uniforms, manv of
.irhich bore insignia of overpeui illvl
Wons. the first contingent of the voluii
itppr workers who are to dig coal In the
(strip pit mines of thp I'ittfburg Held,
armed here early today. Thirteen hun
dred soldiers and wilunteei-' workers
falready' are here to dig coal today.
J The train on which thi workers,
'rhany of whom are National (innrdi
nten, arrived, was derailed at Humboldt
.last night, when it ran into nn open
"switch. No one was injured, but the
strain was delajed f.ee'ral hours.
' Reports of the derailment received
tt tho offices of the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fc Jtailroad he-e indicated
the tosslblllty that the switch was
thrown as the train was passing over it
The engine and first two cars of the
special had passed the switch, and the
?ext eight cars were derailed. The last
wo cars of the train did not leave the
rails.
Under the Kansas plan the mines
will be run through receivership cre
ated by the statp Supreme Court with
Workers recruited from this and adja
cent states. Thp voluntpprs nnd any
onion minprs who join them will be
?aid the reguinr wage scale, plus the
$ per cent increase recently granted
by Doctor Garfield.
NO STRIKE DANGER
IN HARD COAL BELT
Scranton, Pa., Dec. 1. I'nion lead
ears in the Scranton district, the mother
district of the nnthracitc region, stated
today that there is no danger of any
Immediate strike in the hnrd coal belt.
District President John T. Dempscy
declared thp present agreement with the
operators will not expire until March
31. 31)20. and that the terms qf this
-will be adhered to in PVPry detail.
Union leaders blame resolutions
adopted by somp locals urging a sym
pathy strike ns the work of radicals or
men who have I. W. AV. lpanlngs and
declare that there is no danger of the
movement spreading to the rank and
Sle of the unjon.
Senator Max Leslie, are interesting
and important problems.
No Chance, of Harmony .
The fact is that this situation is
llkeiv to breed statewide disaffection in
the Republican party unless nnd it Is
not to be thought of nt present Re
publican Stntc Chairman William D.
Crow In the Interests of harmony should
resign. Hut this would remove him
from the center of the stage ai onp of
thp leading candidates for the United
Hlntes Senate three years hence.
On .Saturday Inst when thp first pub
lieatlnn of this situation was made) I
directed attention to the fact that there
wns a disposition to underrate Jhe in
fluence of Joseph li, (Jruudy in lie
publican politics In this Btute. The
fact that Mr. Grundy bus put the
stamp of his disapproval on henator
Crow, no mutter what the reasons, is
sufficient to arouse Interest In every
county of the stnte, with thp possible
exception of half a dozen of the strietlj
rural unmet.
The Manufacturers' Association of
Pennsylvania, of which Mr. Grundy is
nresident. Is not only organl.cd all over
the state bj county associations, but
It works In conjunction with other or
Knnlziitinni of a similar character, the
whole forming nn interlocking and for
midable combination.
The inllueiice of these powerful
bodies will be felt in the politics of
Pennsylvania to a greater extent within
the coining two or thice years than
ever before. And the Inllueiice will be
exerted In nil but half a do.cii cuiiu
ties.
Organized In&ur.incc Itutlj
Moreover, thes-c organizations, under
the impulse of the workmen's compensa
tion law. organized a mutual insurance
compunt which has been, 1 understand,
one of the big successes of the insur
ance world. i
To all of the above add the fact
that Mr. Grundy has, In the past, con
tributed with an exceedingly free hand (
to the financial success of the Kcpub
lican party and there Is presented a
compact array of reasons why his in
(iuence, while not paramount, is nt
least a thing to he reckoned with in
the light that has just opened.
Hut meantime what does Senator
Crow think of the situation?
SALOON MEN BUYING FARMS ,
New York, Dec. 1. (I5y A. P i
Saloonkeepers who have been forced out'
of business by prohibition are bujing
farms in .Nw York, Pennsylvania mill
New Jersey, It wns stated at the on
ventlnu of the Federation of Jewish
Farmers of America. Delegates said,
the former liquor men were being sadly
"stung" b real estate dailcrs in their i
agricultural ventures.
Two City Appointments Made
Two appointments to cltj positions
today were: Prank Neill. 1R II Hailey I
street, storekeeper for the Klectrical
Iliircau, .$.'1 a day, and William A.
Nofer, I71S Frnnkford avenue, watch
man for the Hureau of Surveys, S8.V)
n yeur.
THIS DAILY NOVELETjVE
ROSEMARY
tl.r IIKM.A MAnnn
rrUlF head bookkeeper of l.amb )t
i- Downes leaned her, head bnck against
ihe ton of lnr high office chair nnd
closed lier eyes. It had been a hard day
in the main office of Ihe great ship
jnrdmid she wns tired.
The girl clerks in the time section
looked nt her curiously and. It must be
confessed, a bit enviously, but she was1
as unconscious of their scrutiny as of
their remarks.
"f,ook at it. Dennlson." snld Helen
Nye to her neighbor. "She must he
awful tired. I've never seen her do
Hint before. Heats all," she added, en
viniislv, "how she can keep looking so
Immaculate in tills dirty office. Look at
her now, not u hair out of place."
"t'limiv about her name, isn't It?"
said . (iladjs Hay -after a moment,
"Nobodv 'round here enn seem to find
out what the 'IP stands for, and yet
she nlwajs signs her name 'IS. Den
nlson." I iiked her one dnj what her
name was nnd she said, 'I am generally
called "May." Hut il doesn't take a
college grad to know tlint Mary doesn't
begin with It. There's oniethlng queer
nlioiil II I'll bet she's been disap
pointed In love."
"Well, she hardly looks nt a man
around here." said Helen. "She's nice
to them nil. but she doesn't bother with
any of 'em."
"Well, K. Donnison's more thnn tired
today." suddeiilj spoke up Peggy f.en.
"She's worried worried ti? death--and
she tnaj lose her job !"
"Never 1" cjnculated the other three
girls together, "Why," exclnimed
Gladys, "the Iwiss think? more of her
than he does of all of us together he'd
uever let her go."
Meanwhile "It. De'nnison'" imispd on,
all unaware of tho curlosltj she had
aroused.
It was true all this goslp that hud
circulated through the office. She hud
made this dreadful error and she trem
bled to think of the result.
And yet - there were' days when mem
ory wns too strong for her nnd she had
to give way. It must have been on ouc
of these dnjs, her' "blue dajs". when
thoughts of her shattered romance,
crowded into the humdrum of book
keeping thnt she had made the dread
ful mistake which she felt was to cost
her so dear.
The face she loved so well floated be
fore her closed eyes, and she heard
again that deep voice remonstrating
with her for her silly flirtations with
oilier men.
"You must stop, dear. ' she could
hear Ted Darrow snj. "Promise me or
I shall leave town for I could not bear
to stay here and see the girl I love
making herself so conspicuous ns you
will soon bp."
The office force of I,, fc D. all re
ported for duty vcr promptly the next
morning, and speculation was rife as to
what was to be the fate of U. Denni
Gladys liny, vindictively, "she's too
close-mouthed nnd superior to suit me."
Hardly had she spoken when the buzzer
from the Inner olllcc sounded,
"Hods wants you, Miss Dennlson."
announced John, the office, boy. and the
head bookkeeper, with a forlorn attempt
iii a some, intended to cover the trem
bling of her lins. sllnned ilmvn frntn her
high chair and entered her employer's
8nuctiiin sanctorum."
"Well, young lndy," Mr. Lamb an
nounced. "I guess you've done nMre
Hint! jour share of worrying these last
few days, eh?"
It. Deiiiitsnn smiled faintly.
"Well, ahem." continued her employ
er "cr I guess we'll nil have to
apologize to you. Miss Dennlson, be
cause the trouble's been, located and
proved ' not to be jour mistake at
nil."
"Oh, Mr, Lamb do you 'mean it?
I'm so glad." nnd II. Dennlson. feel
ing thnt she would break down if she
said another word, stood mute, using
all her will power to choko hack the
sobs that would rise In Rplte of her.
"Yes. it's all fixed up now," siild
Mr. Lamb kindly, noting her agitation.
Lelghton & Co. sent their Junior man
down to straighten things out. It was
really his mistake lie's just stepped
out for a minute." n twinkle showing
In his eye, "hut he'll bo back shortly,
and has promised to pat humble pie nnd
apologize handsomely for all the (rou
ble hp caused you. J guess he's coming
now," ns they heard Ihe clang of the
elevnlor door, ''so I'll leave you to fix
J the matter up between you." And ho
uisuppeareu.
It. Dennlson gazed out of Ihe window.
"I suppose I ought to fed delighted,"
she mused, "but somehow nothing
seems very Important to me these days
except to find Ted again and hear him
say;
"Iloscmary, little girl ,1s it renllv
joii?" said a voice softly, right behind
her. II wns as though she had been
thinking aloud, and ho had uns'wercd.
She turned n great wonder In hec
eyes. .
"Ted Ted " she said brokenly, and
then the strain of the last few days
added to the shock of the present mo
ment proved too much, ami It, Dennl
son broke down and sobbed, bilt not be
fore two strong arms, outstretched, had
clasped her close and one broad shoulder
had provided a convenient resting place
for her head.
It was some time before It. Denuisoa
son.
"Hope
she docs get fired," said
To Talk on Adriatic Problems
I'cononiic problems iu the liberated
Adriatic territories will be discussed to
morrow uighl b Ralph ('. Husser,
United States consul to Trieste, who
will be the guest of honor at n reception
in the Cooper Literary Institute. Sixth
nnd Diamond streets.
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DECEMBER
ON SALE TODAY
Splendid numbers by Caruso, Gluck,
Meifctz, Werrcnrath, Zimbalist, Zan
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ICTROLAS
Various styles in various woods are now here.
Can be delivered now or later. Don't delay.
i Easy terms. No interest. Now is the time to
avoid "waiting lists."
THEO. PRESSER CO.
THE HOME OF MUSIC
1710-12 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
Roiv in Politics
Long in Brewing
Continued From Tare One
whose standard Governor Sproul will
raise; who the Vnres and their friend
will support certainly none of Mr.
Grundy's friends what attitude Mnyor
Mooro will nssumc? And then in west
rn Pennsylvania how the newspaper
political organs will trim their sails,
Alex Moore's Leader, which is rx
Senator Flinn's friend ; the Gazette
Times, the old Senator Oliver faction's
organ nnd heretofore bitterly opposed to
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then you "fill in" with Atmore's famous old Philadel
phia Mince Meat (needs no sugar, mixing or" ''extras").
When the oven opens there's a revelation a thick, mouth
melting mince pie. The California Sun-Maid raisins and
fruits in Atmore's have absorbed the rich juices have
swelled and lifted the crust! Make an Atmore Pie today.
Bake Delicious Atmore Mince Meat Cake
without Sugar
Ingredients
I Hi, Atniore'n Miner MeuL I enptul w
Orlennn Molnhnea
fl level tablfftpoonHful Shortenlnr
I-: tabtcupnoiiful Hlilt
;X tnblrpoonful Koda
13 teaapoonful Cinnamon
1-3 teanpoonfut Ts'utmec
1-3 teanpnonfut Allnplee
3 tfvel lftnl flip lrlour
Method
Cream the shortening ; then cream the
Molassfes with It; add salt and spices, mix
soda with Mince Meat, stirring well , add this
to spiced mixture: last, fold In flour; mix in sr
all thoroughly. I'aper line the pan. ,
Bake an hour or more in a moderate oven,
trying" with a straw, till it comes out clean.
Makes 2Vi-H. cake. In IndlWdual muffin
tins bake 20 minutes.
If you desire a richer cake add
I tableHpaonful more raUlnt. or
I tablripoonfol cocoa, or
I teaapoonful nut extract (almond. pU
tnrblo. etc.)
Atmore's Plum Pudding is a, Dessert Delight.
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Philadelphia
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jiMiw ALLf'N R" CRESSMAN'S SONS J&
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recovered herself 'Btifficlonlly to talk
things over, pud Indeed she was In no
hurry.
"Well," nnswered the girl, smiling,
happily, my name's Tloscmary, nnd '
"That's for rcmemhrnnce," ho fin
lelicil quickly, ami Mlth n jiitrttug kl
he wbh Kdnc.
Home hours Inter II. Dennlson renp
penrcd In the main ofllcn uud perched
once more ou her high stool. ' "
"Sho looks to me ns though she'd been
crying," -whispered Helen Nye to
t'cgzv. "Yes, nnd her hHlr's mussed,
too," nudged I'cggy in reply. "I'm
dying to henr- what hnppencu. but no
one seems to have henrd a word,"
Just then n messenger boy entered,
bearing n long box very evidently
doners.
"Any one here called 'Miss Ilosemary
Dennlson?" he called out. It. Dennisou
came forward nnd claimed the box.
The girls In the time section forgot
their work for the moment nnd gazed
In wonder nt the head bookkeeper.
"Well." Ilnnllv ejaculated Peggy,
shltlng her chewing gum to the other
side of her mouth "so that's whnt It
was all the time Itosemary. Well
what do you know about that!"
"AndR dennlson. back on ner nflk
stool lifted the. great bunch 6fiic,
to her lips, reading ns shd dld"otlie
curd that said :
"Itoscniary that's for remem
brance. '
Tlio next complete novelette The
Wilto Klephaiil.
Representative McCalrj Here I
Itcpresentntlvo William JlcCnlg, of
Pittsburgh, visited locnl politician to
day. Mr. McCnlg, who was rhalrman
of the. House appropriations committee
last session, announced that ho was a
candidate for n rcnomlnntlon t& tho As-
Minbty. Ho will probably be a candi'
date again for tho chairmanship of the
appropriations committee.
Ladles' Night at Business Club
This will be "Indies' night" for the
City Business Club nt Uie Hotel Adcl
phin, Speakers at the banquet will In
clude Judge John M. Patterson, Dr.
Harvey AV. Wiley nnd H. J. Cattell.
"Milchxind Fragrant
As Old Wine"
STEEL SHIPBUILDING PLANT
With Uncompleted Vessels I
FOR SALE
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
' Invites Proposals for the Purchase of
STEEL SHIPBUILDING PLANT
POUT JEFFERSON, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
Scaled bids will lio received until 11 o'clock A. M. December 10, 1919,
by the United States Shipping- Board Emergency Fleet Corporation at the
office of tho Manager 6t Shipyard Planta Division, 140 North Broad
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,' for the purchase of the P.eal Estate, Bulldtnro.
Shlpways. Machinery and Uctulpment, and six uncompleted steel Hhlps at
Port Jetferton, Long Inland, New Tfork, as outlined in Proposals (1)
iftid (2).
Bids must he submitted In duplicate on standard proposal forms and
enclosed In j. sealed envelope marked "Proposal 1028 to bo opened at 11
A. M. December 10. 1919."
Proposal forma provido for tho submission of bids In the followlnt
manner:
(1) The Plilpjuril rlunt Inclndlnc nil nrnl Kfltnte. fihlDWBTa, Itnlldlnra anil
cqiillimcnt. nlth the exception or that parcel known ns the Campbell Tract,
upon which certain hounlne development Is located,
and
fileel Hull No. 773, completion S7M nt fltUnir oat pier.
Meet Hull No. 774, completion !:'. nt llttlnx out pier.
Htecl Hull No. 77S. completion A1V on the wars.
Ntcet Hull No. 778, completion 2K on the way.
Htccl Ocean (lolna Tuic, completion 07" nt flttlne ont pier.
Steel Ocean Coin Tuk, completion 00 at fittlnr out pier.
In Uie condition In irhlch titer stand" nt the tims or openlna hlfla.
The purrhnHer nlll tiHKtime contract for i:E00-ton Tanker, uhlch Is now peine
built under priinte contract. ' ,
0t) The plant and nil eqotpmrnt In thn condition In ulilth It alanris at the time
of openlnir Md.l the niicceHNfiil Milder to complete Ihe shlpn for account of
the United HtateH Hhtpplne Hoard Kmeraenrr Ileet Corporation.
Tcml on Propoaal 1 Terma or payment shall he Bulnnlltcd bx the bidder nt
the time of Hubmlttlni; bid. Snld terms shall be eubjert to the approval of the owner.
Terms on Proponat 2 Term on plant nro Uie Hsme as ttioae In Fropotal 1. A
now contract ullt be drnun to cover the completion of ships.
Title to tho property will remain In the United States Shipping Board
Emergency, Fleet Corporation until final payment is made,
BldB must bo accompanied by a certified check payable to the United
States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation for ten thousand
($10,000) dollars.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Proposal forma and further Information may be secured by addressing
United States Shipping Board Erhergericy Fleet Corporation
SHIPYARDS PLANTS DIVISION
HO NORTH BUOAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
or 139 Center Street, New York City
or Office at the Plant
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