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EV13XIXG 1'UBLIC LEDUEJt j-HlIADliLPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920
8,
$1J1(i PLEDGED
FOR JEWISH RELIEF
Teams Underwrite $14,000 Be
yond $1,100,000 Mark Will
Now Seek $1,250,00fj
"BUSINESS FUND" STARTED.
'Ili( campaign of (ho Federation of
T.ttlsh Chnrltics went orcr the coal
'r $1,100,000 by $14,000, according to
rroorts of teannxorfcers and captains
finally presented Inst night. They met
In the roof Knrdcn of the Bcllerue
sUratford nt xvlint was thought would be
n concluding dinner of the campaign.
It was announced that the fed
eration Hhould fttrive for $1,230,000.
Colonel Samuel D. Lit, chairman of the
(amiulsn committee, asked the workers
If they were willing to continue their
efforts' until that sum had been 1 cal
led. His proposition was greeted en
thusiastically. The teams will have
luncheon once more Thursday when it
is expected the fund will have reached
$1,250,000. ,
The success of the drive was not the
only matter of interest at the campaign
dinner. Great enthusiasm prevailed
when Jules E. Mnitbnum raised sub
scriptions of $70,000 in a 100,000
fund that is to be established to help
ioung men get a start in business and
make it possiDie ior noncst Business
people in straitened circumstances to
horrow money without going to loan i
Sharks. The raising of this fund last
night was entirely unexpected and was
the most bensatlonal event of the eve
ning. The campaign total for the day was '
$182,010. to which the men's teams
lontributed $120, BbS, and the women's
division, under the chairmanship of
Mrs, Arthur Locb. $57,031. The grand
total collected in the drive by the men
was $801,053 and that raised by the
tv omen $170,308.
The highest report for the day was
that of Mrs. Henry FIcisher, chairman
of North Philadelphia, who read re
turns to an amount of $17,420. The
highest men's team for the day was that
of Joseph N. Sncllcnburg, reporting
516,502. The banner team for the en
tire campaign was that of Jacob D. Lit.
with a grand total of $140,000. The
team of Albert M. Gieonfield was next
with a grand total of SS0.000.
Fourteen hundred dollars xxas col
locted in a drive nt Hirs,eh's, 023-23-27
Market street. Every coworker of the
ktorc contributed and L. W. Hirsch,
resident of the company, added $700.
This money is placed to the account of
Mrs L. V. Hirsch, who is a member
of the committee.
Sugar Bowls on Tables Again
Sugar bowls again made their appear
tnee on restaurant tables in AVest Phil
adelphia this week after an absence of
i-cxeriil months. Proprietors explained
that Cuba sugar was becoming plenti
ful again and could be obtained at sev
tntccu to twenty cents a pound. For
several months the only sugar to be
had iu restaurants was served in en
velopes, nbput one tcaspoonful in each.
RECEIVE BOOZE COMPLAINTS
s
Agents Bay Over 100 Cases Reported,
Signs Being Removed
Federal agents are investigating com
plnlnts that moro than, a hiuulrcd sa
loons and small clubs in various sec
tions of the city arc operating in vio
lation of the prohibition nmendment.
Leo II. Crosscn, in charge of "en
forcing prohibition iu this district, said
that mnuy of the complaints had been
icceivcd by telephone. In many cases,
he said, the complainants are very spc
cine and even tell the agents how to
secure the liquors.
Signs hanging before saloons and
other former liquor-dispensing cstab
lishments underwent a startling change
yesterday when the familiar wording
was crossed out or painted over, or
the signs removed entirely, to conform
with the law against advertising intoxi-cants.
PENN 'RUDE REVIEW
IS BEFORE CENSORS
Faculty's Curiosity Irresistible,
They Demand Copy of Punch
Bowl for Inspection
MIMICS RISQUE MAGAZINES
The "Itude Review" is iu the hands
of the censor.
PunehHlowi, the University of Penn
sylvania humorous quarterly, was ex
pected to annear this week but its nrc-
mature fame so excited thc'curlosity of
RAMESES?
That's different!
It's different because
no other cigarette maker
in the world can even
imitate these full-bodied
rolls of the richest, mel
lowest tobacco ever
grown in Turkey.
the faculty committee on student activi
ties that the publication is held up for
a few days,
The coming issue is called the "Itudc
Review," and Is a burlesque on Snappy
Stories, the Police Gazette and Vanity
Fair.
That was enough I
But added to that deadly combina
tion came the word that drawings and
paintings had flooded the office of the
press board some far. surpassing the
original ideas fiom which they were
drnwii. And so the faculty committee
well to toll the truth, it just got the
better of their curiosity and they
couldn't wait for the issue to appear, so
they demanded that the whole thing be
submitted before it was printed.
Dr. A. Goodspeet', chairman of the
committee, and called dictator of student
activities, is noncommittal. The editors
of the quarterly expect no changes to
be made in the issue and it probably
will appear the caily part of next week.
I The Only Institute of Its
kV'2 ' Dl 1 JLL:
imiiu in rmiaaeipnia
TP7IIERE jou are given electric cabinet bath,
VY massage, salt glow, needle bath or a wide
variety of PROVENx treatments in connec
tion with the right kind of deep-breathing exercise
no classes, no dumbbells or gymnasium apparatus
no home exercise.
"WTIIEN you come to "Collins" you are given the
V right kind and amount of Physical treatment
under the direct supervision of trained
graduates, bringing to life muscles you have not
used probably in years.
Visit Our Institution for Trial Dem
onstration Treatment No Obligation
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COLLINS INSTITUTE
Q FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bellevue Court Building
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Hanscom's
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DINNERS
.Served from o to 8 o'clock
There's a plate on for
you. Where can you find
such a dinner for less
than a dollar?
1232 Market St.
U29 Market St.
734 Market St.
i 52d and Market
AMESES
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&hppard
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Much-Demanded Laces
Filet laces for collar and cuffs on the jiew
gingham dresses, or for vestees.
Irish. laces and English vals. for trimming
lingerie and dresses.
Mason & Delviasr
12 15 Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
1
The Newer
Milliney
Januafy
Hats
8.50
10.00
12.50
i Qbecial
) showing
The sequence 'of thought after the Christmas gaye
ties are over-naturally leads to spring. And the mid
season hat i;s naturally of satin combined with straw
braids. Thrj trimmings arc French flowers, ornaments
and embroiidery. . '
losing Out
Velvet Hats
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1'IIOTOI'I.AYS
All of Our
Fur Coats and
Fur Neckpieces,
Muffs and Sets
Will Be on Sale
Tomorrow at
Less,
the
Prices
IZct
O
Than
Regular
THIRD FLOOR
Special for Wednesday
Women's Corduroy
Breakfast Coats Which
Would Sell Regularly
at $8.00, for
$6.85
Corduroy Breakfast Coats, un
lined; soft, pretty shadbs of i-osc,
light blue and Copen; straight col
lars; finished with pockets and belt
of self material. A good-looking as
well as utilitarian garment, com
bining the advantages of a bath
and lounging robe with a Breakfast
Coat. You can get one here tomor
row at a saving of $1.15.
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s(0FlMERICA
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. A&k for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
iarJ,L, ISth. Morris S. T'lsounh Ac.
lanftbra Mat.Dallyat;:, i:ks. 0 :45&'J
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1 omorrow
Last Day of the January
Demonstration Sale
1
A general disposal of all small lots preparatory to pur semi-annual inventory, r
January 31. Most of the groups are in quantities too small to mention specifically, a
but represent noteworthy savings :
Silks
Laces
Millinery
Infants' Goods
Combinations
Hosiery
Sweaters
Suits;
Nigl
Linensr
ns
Underwear
Umbrellas
Coats
Chemise
Towels
Bags
Neckwear
Dresses
Bloomers
Gloves
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Thin atm-p. -is mnkhrn nrc.nt nro.mirati.ons (or the February Furniture Sale.
have a much larger stock than ever before and every piece will be sold at least 10
less than the regular prices. The Furniture will be marked and ready for inspectiofy
next Monday, January 26.
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NEB DULY
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irnJclH LarKi I Man -LAIN Orgnnl-t
t-r AKII-! TM THIRD FITWATWR
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Great Northern BroaV a'o p'.' m
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OVL.KtSKxJx-'rv hiatinul today
WILLTAM TARNUM In
"LAST OI' DUANBS'
5iD AND MARKET STS
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V.K7.V PITTS In
rOOR RELATIONS '
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"When Bearcat Went Dry"
STRAND "an ae
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INFORMATION FOR MERCHANDISE FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, TWENTY-FIRST
Every Man Who Needs an
OVERCOAT
Can Buy It Here at
a Substantial Reduction
FOUR attractive lots -of Overcoats that were
$35.00 to $75.00 in our own stock and most
excellent values at those prices are now
S25.00. $31.50. $38.50 and $50.00. The aver-
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age reauction is one-imra. iiiacn iol miauues
Ulsters. Ulsterettes and nlain Overcoats. In the.
groups at $38.50 and $50.00 are Stein-Bloch, Hart, '
SnhafFner & Marx and "Alco" models. Fur-lined
and Fur-collar Over-
MjaWKs -' iJBi X'XImlnifli H
ftjms '. .smjmwr 3iL.tjamvuuKmR" 'jm w . . m
t ?7ifllr r dBV . ' JE4EKS99H!2c!f ASI JIM
Secon.l Kloor. Last " '
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coats and Leather Over
coats also at reduced
prices, and Men's Win
ter Suits at an average
saving o f one-third.
rxJnw is rhf i.iitip tn hnv
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Clothing prices aver
age 4ess than present
manufactur-
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and there's
no indication
that cost of
m a t e r i a Is
and labor
will be reduced.
A distinctive
Engl-ish Silk
Foulard Four-in-hand
from
Welch, Murget
son iG Co., of
London.
The Silk ii uf
a par licularhi
fine weave, and
of a handsome
dull luatrc.
White ijoHm
dots of is-inch
diameter, on a
b a c legronnd of
gray qrcen.
Price, 2.50.
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A Neckwear
Shop for Men
of Gffid Tdsfe
Although our collection oC
Neckties numbeis -well into
thousands Ihcic irf a marked
absence of tho;c inharmonious
patterns one would ordinarily
expect to find in an aiboitment
of such extensive propoi lions.
The leason irf simple. We
choose our Men's Neckties by
pattern rather than by bulk.
The best known foieign and
American houses arc drawn
upon for our stocks?. Smart
ness is sought after, consera
tism is provided for and au
thentic correctness is inialej
upon here. e ha e Ncckweai
at G5c, 11.00, SI. 50, J52.00,
S5L.50, JjilkOO, !a.50. $1.00, 1J4.50,
Sfo.00, ?G.OO an.' $7.00 and at
exery price j -:"l find match
less variety x th good taste
its dominant kejnote.
Naturall.x. in the as-'emblinj:
of sucli an asso-tnient v,c oc
casionally encounter unusual
opportunities that can be con
verted to tlie benelil ot our
customed. Such an instance
is this
Purchase of Men's
Four-in-ffands to
Sell Far Under
Price at 6Sc
Highlj desirable, xcll-nmde
Neckties in the smartest of
nex desirrns. including almost
every conceivable coloring. The
only fault with the assort
ment is that the number of
Neckties in nnx one patt'-in is
limited. This hoeer, should
act as e.tia incentive for an
eariy visit as xve cannot du
plicate this collection at any
uheie near this price.
Mr.iv. I -Sf A Inlhiri -Ai-I.
1 lUlkrt Slri-ot
Women's Coats Under Price
Here are four groups of Women's Winter Coats especially ultrao
tive in STYLE, FABRIC AND IN PRICE:
Siiuertone Velour Coats, now $22.50
In brown and medium blue; lined in body and sleeves. At a sav
ing of one-fourth.
High-grade Cloth Coats, now $25.00
An unusually good model in stvcral shades, in a variety of high
grade fabrics, with deep collar of seal plush; lined in body and
sleeves
Wool Velour Coats with Fur Collars, $30.00
Smart-looking Coats of silvertonc velour, with fur collar. Belted
models, lined throughout.
Seal Plush Coats, now $40.00
j An unusual vaUie in an unusually attractive model of seal plush.
I Short, smart Coat, 1wlt"d and bcaalifully lined with silk.
- str,iwbrlilsB ft I'lut.iliT -Srcoml Kloor. JCcotre
Corset Values qf
Special Interest
Still an excellent opportunity
to share in the many exceptional
values on Corsets and Brassieres
in the January Sale.
At 9,")C Warner Cornets not
in all sizes. Much reduced.
At S1.00- S. & C. Special Coi
sets, of ilesh-'-olor or white ba
tiste. Low bust with elastic top.
Not all sizes.
At S1.50 Warner and S. & C.
Special models, of iiesh-color or
white batiste, some of coutil. Re
duced one-third to one-half.
At S3..10 Warner Corsets for
misses and slender 'cmen. El.is-tic-tcp
model of pink brocade.
At S.'.9." Savings of one-half
and more on line Hedfern Corsets.
Medium bust, hue front or back.
At S1.."0 o'.ceplionaUx
good model in K. & C. Corsets of
pink brocade, for misics and
slender women.
str..u hri'lui- I lolliiri
11,1.1 1 our MhHviM Sli.pt 'et
Sale Values iti
Bed Furnishings
Added to the interesting values
in the January .Sale arc these Bed
Kuinishings of standard quality:
Sheets Jinu Fiiiow Cases
S. & C. Specn' l.nrd, tf sturdy
nnslin, careful1, i m
Pillow Case.--, 4"'!o'.- USc each.
BolsU'i Cases, .15x71)' a- ?1.40.
Sheets, C:!.'J9, $'2.65 each; 72x99,
52.90 each; 81x99 $3.15 each.
Bed Spreads Under Price
White Crochet Weac, 78x88--S8.1i.
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Satin-finish While Marseilles, 80x
90 inches, 6.50; very fine qual
ity 8 50.
Fine While Dimity, neatvwoven
design. 80a ')0 inche. 0.
Satin-finish While Sllea
Spreads xvilh .sca!lopc'te.Jgf,
rb'v.98. Sham to match ."510.50
a sel.
Kuglish Maiseilles Sp'caris. ,-,atin-finish,
80.90 inches ?1 2.00.
SI ra , iirn'ti f. I lolhitr
I m It i n1 u Fiil.nrt Slrcot
Smart Umbrellas
At a Saving, $6.50
If you want a good-looking1 Urn
biella that -will gixe e.Ncellcnt
service, choose one of lhe?e. Cov
ered with finest piece-dyed Union
Taffeta (silk - and - cotton), with
tape edge. Bakelito-top handles
with wrist cords on women's Urn
biellas. Men's sizes finished with
mission wood crook handles
i6,50. StrHWtiridtfi & IMotli ei -.
Ainu T. Mirkrt Ptrrtt
Women's New Silk Dresses
Forecast a Season
of Charming Styles
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Kadi d.iy bring- it- (iiiota m sniait, nrw 3i.t
DlThoi--. moiiir tliein this lrioun nf inidei ;itf lv I.11A ".''I
priceiTlnodel-. each xxith a note of charming dK- ' l"" !- ',ili
tinction, lllulKiting I Virion's delightful whims
this -east u :
Silk Dresses, $22.50 lo $55.00
Presses of ciepe de ( hint, taffeta, silk, satin,
and models of crepe Georgette, beautifully headed
ill the lale-t effects A Aomaii may ihoose her
fnorite shade from among taupe, brown, black,
Flemish or nax y blue. Thcie aic DiassC, with
peplum, plaited models, draped style-, some
tucked, many with the smartest nf iipxv bodices.
All the latest effects in neck-line and sleeve
1-iiRth- hoit sleeves, thrcc-fiuarter-lengtli or
long -lecxes, with graceful cutt or dainty trim
mings. But you will want to see for yourself the
lovely trimmiiur louche.- a bit of color in piping
or M'stoe, box-plaited (milling, velvet ribbon n
quaint conav. i lie
Georgette, ?5'2.50.
Women's Serge DressesExceptional
Value at $22.50
A special group of Wool Scige Dresses, m may blue, nluin, brown
or black. Peplum 01 cpat stales, many trimmed with braid. An ob
portumty for women to purchase "that indispensable Serge Dress" at
a substantial saving.
s . ,br Jse S. i I ,Uuer H, . , J or si,lrket fltrwt
model illustrated, of crepe
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More Furs Received to Sell at
Less Thali Regular Prices
The addition of many models to our wonderful purchase of Furs is the Kur Storo'rf
Rood news for to-morrow. In this varied collection are deep Stoles, Coateeo, nhaped
Ca)e effects, animal Scarfs and many handsome trimmed styles. A really exceotioniil
opportunity ior saving.
i -y Stray i, (1se t Clothl! he ond 1 lo r
really exceptional
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