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PREDICTEOBYGALLO -RATES DECREASED
San Carlo Company Head
Thinks It Certain' Sale
Will Not Halt Concerts
'STRAIGHT' SHOWS IN HOUSE POLICE WORK IS PRAISED
Fortune Onllo. iiroMJilpnf of Hie Mini 1IIK Insm-niieo i-omrmtiii-x. ,v neroe
i..lt nn,a fn . nnitl totlfl.V nt III1 i lur-llt. hn.vi rniuriviwl tli.. il.f.' . i...
office In Now York t lint ho would pro-
rnt grnnd oporn In l'hllndelihl nnxl
roii for four ronMitlvp wPckH.
Tin .Menotiouinn "l' "- "
wn sold yestrrclnv nt iublie miction to
I'ird 0. NIxon'XIrdllnRPr.
Mr. Ownr IIiiinmorMoin. widow of
the impriwnrlo. who built the Metro-
polilnn in 11107, rilso lift plans whlj-hln-
wive rhllnilclphln. Mr. tnlln nnd Mrs.
Ttummorstein nre Interested In n i-ornor-ntion
formed recently to lense the Mnn-
hnttnn upera unuic in i- ii.
It. im rumored recently that these-
in-,, nroi hirer, with interests or (lie
riiirflgo Opera Association, were lorniu- j
intins a pmn in 1'nHiui.f ipi.-in in-iu iivai
eson. .Mr. uano mini louny:
My plnn Is to form n circuit of the
larger cities, iiifliuliiij? Phlladelphin.
Boston. Clcclnnd ami other towns to
present an opern season of four weeks In
rh
"I have not negotiated with the new
owners or tne .Metropolitan upera i
House in Plilladclpnin, but will do so
iiliortly. There is no reason why a city
the siie of Philadelphia tdibitld not sup
port n season of four weeks.
May Bring English Company
"It arrangements can be made I may
bring the (Inllo English Opera Company
tn Phlladelphin. This company is now
in San Francisco, presenting the pop
ular operas in English. I think it is n
crtainty that you will spp opera in
Philadelphia next season."
Mrs Ilainmerstcin said today tlmt
ulie might hnve a statement to make
later The agreement made by (War
Hammerteln with E. T. Stotesbury
when the Metropolitan Opera Ilolisc
(nre was "-old for ?H'J0O,()0O, thnt the
iiupressarlo would not cntei the opera
(i'ld here for ten years, expired April 2'l
T DeWilt Tiiylpr. a director In the
Metropolitan Opern Co. of Xew York,
and also n lirertor of (lie Metropolitan
Opera House Co., of Philadelphia, nnid
today that he was optimistic ns to the
uttiie of opern in this city.
Evpetts Opera Nc..t Winter
"I fully expect to see opera in Phila
delphia next, winter, "' Mr. Cnyler snid.
"It would he impossible, of rourse. to
attempt having opiVii for n week or
two wetks consecutively, which would
b tli" case in the new enterprise.
"I expect to see the Academy nf
Minn- used for onern. Tlio Mpirnnnli-
tan Oriera Co. has Tuesdays onen for i
nrformaln cs in this city. No doubt '
scHson will be arranged."
Mr Ntxon-Nirdliiiger snjs thai the
Opera 1IoiipwIII be added to his chain
of legitimate tlientres ami operated upon
tlip -nine cale as the Forrest, Broad
will llnrrick.
RABBIS MAKE APPEAL
Aak Restoration of Palestine
Calli
Hvman Solomon Father of Renublle
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Washington. April L'P.-iHv A. P. I
A lelfgram from the Ainericnn mid Ca
nadian 1 mon of Orthodox Jewish ftnli
bi asking thnt American diplomatic
influence be used to "help restore I'al
estioe to her children." was made public
today at tlie White House. It was ad
drfssed to President Wilson by the
etntcntion held by the union Inst week
t I.akewood. X. .1.
The telegram recounted tlie services
rendered the I'nited States by people
of the .Jewish race dclarlug that "Hv
man Solomon, father of this repuhlic,
financed the American cause of freedom
Although iinfortunntely ignored by all
hi'tonans and school books."
BASKETBALL VICTIM DIES
Uunr rteber, 14, Succumbs to In
juries Received Month Ago
Coroner Knight today announced thai
thf death of fourteeu-yenr-old June
Rbr of Schuylkill Haven, in tlie
Hahnemann Hnsp'tnl Tuesday, was due
to injuries nveived in a huskctball game
l month ngo.
The girl was n forwnid on the
brhuvlktll Haven High School five. She i
fell duri-ig a gamo nnd received iniuripa!
of the head.
The girl was admitted to Hahnemann
Hospital Tuesday morning nnd died
Tuesday night. A tumor nf the hrnin
rMiltcd from the injury and caused her
dath.
OFFICE MEN
(Advanced)
The Shaw-Walker Com
pany will cnjjaKe and
pay well for a few re-
hourceiui and vigorous
office
lien,
25 to .",0
years old for city salns
work, for which their
office experience partly
prepares them. Wc will
train the appointees al
our plant, Muskegon,
Mich., in file analysis,
applied indexing and
salesmanship for our
new P h H a d e 1 p h i a
branch. Sec our Mr.
Turner, 1010 Chestnut
St. -
The SHAWWALKKll Co.
I'ine Pajamas that arc
made of excellent qual
ity printed and woven
fabrics in good color
ings and patterns; neat
ly finished.
They give good fit and
Rood service they are
rut and sewed as care
fully as a suit of clothes.
Splendid garments and
very choice values.
Big Companies Remove Theft
Penalty, Due to Fewer
Losses
rntes for niitnmnhlh iirnlcctlon In Phlln-;
'ilolpliin. Tlit nctloir is i-nti-DHctm- to
' ;""", '" n,l,, ' nniount to n toilm i
u in iiii'iiiiuins nvr-rnjclnit SIS n cnr
Hip move f n ciuispqiiPiicp of In-
.-reused Pllicieni-.v i the police dcnnit-
tnctit In the hut tine,. iiitli ,,.
prrlipmlltiR nlntftr ililcte nml the i'f-
fcctivcm-sM f t1P ,. .j,tnle motor Im..
IVnnity cIiiiirps for Philiiileliihln him
ii in cucri since mi, when lnuir
nncp i-ompniiles ndileil the "theft pen
iilj.v to premiums on rnrs In Hie dis
trict because of the crent iinmlirr nf
nu omo h p I inft ll,;i,ti,,i.i..
ists were paying nn overage of $1 moie
inn .j. miu uinn .now iork owners
onier in rn.ciii.ru citiei".
Superintendent Mills, r,f ,p i,,e
ilepnrtmeiir, suld toilnr thnt reduction
in Hip motor thefts Is due to n special
drive his department lias been making
against motor thieves.
"Tile thefts have been fulling nd con-
inanity, ne hm. "TIipv are fewer
each week. We cannot divulge
thu,
... . in. hi i,,, iih-m wp are iiccomn s i
iicciininlislijl
Ing this reduction. Iipcnuxp it would oulv
tip ofT those who hnvp been stenling
cars. We will cnntiniip our cnnipnign
until the motor thefts in Philadelphia
is at flip lowest figure possible."
"The insurance companies nre acting
laigely.on fni ih in thp new ndininistnt
tion nnd the new motor laws," an nuto
mobile dcpaitmcut malinger nf one of
the big coinpnttips snid today. 'The
burden of i("innit)ilitv for the deter
iiilnntinii of future rales in Philadelphia
.cms with the iiutoinobili. owners thcin
sclvps; the pnlli-e nml llip courts.
"Wp arc willing to admit that auto
mobile, thefts have fallen oO in this
city during the first three mouths of
tin year. lint, it icmniii to be seen
vliether this was due entirely to po
lice protection t or poor weather con
ditions which lessened the use nf enrs.
V IipIIpvc thnt (.lie police eflicicncj has
been improved."
CONFIRMING ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Gertrude D. E. Boas Admits
She Will Wed Malcolm MacLeod
The engagement of Mrs. Ccitr'dc
Howling Eppernui Roas. of Philnoel- I
jihin nnd Chelspn. to Slnlcolni Sine-
Lend, member of n prominent Phlln
delphia famil
was today confirmed
I'J' Mrs. Boas.
Tt is iinderstiind the wedding will
tnke place next month. Mr. Mncl.eod
has made liis Iniihc in Ventnor' for m-v-
eral ears nnd is engaged in the real
ctnle business;
Mr. MncLeoirs first wife was Ar-
uiiiiin RosPiigurtcn. daughter of Mr. mid
Mrs. II. It. flosejigorten. She obtained
a divorce in l!)i:!. nnd in lSiir, was
uinrried to , v. .xtterluir.i. vice ores
I ident nf the Peunsyl' ?nia lEailroaii
i'" li" n mnrrieu ni rMimtcr.
1?. xJ., in i:hm.
I'he three MacLeod children live with
their mother.
Stolen Auto pound Abandoned
' An automobile abandoned by sup
posed joyriders was foiuul at School
House lane and Ilidge avenue this morn
ing hy Pntroimnu Heesp, of (lie o
borough police station. Tlie machine,
reported stolen, proved to he the prop
erty of Morris Wrininth. It was taken
lust evening trom In front of lus ipsi
dence, nt .'t'JOt! Clifford stteel. whete it '
hnd been left for only n few minutes by ,
Mr. Wciuroth. It was undamaged.
JEWELEP BRACELETS
New Jewel . Combinations
Shapes' and Siras
friomonda Sapphircs-Emei-cdda
- Rubies and Black Onyx
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The KNIGHT junior linu.illeri in the new STKARN.S auioinoblle is
ihe cieaieM power plant ao f.ir desiprned?
Tho STrinNP CO.MPANV tlil yeni in pultlnc out a wnmlerfulty
flnp aiiiomolilln tor Ibe monc.
Tl!" RTKATt.VS COMPANV has ten illfferent body deeicnn tbat
re moil attractive, to suit every family taste?
The now 8TKARNB utomobtld In taU. strong hill puUtr, htu .
iBncer wheel base yt llchtcr In wolchtv '
The olectrlcal and mechanical unltd ar rwommenrtert a ; tb bf
If you xpcrl to buy an mitomobllo this sprtnB it would bn wll
tn-tnvestlpntti this btjr valnr snrt do no noon?
SCOTT MOTOR CO., INC.
908 -North Broad Street
,-Mfe tfL4 .A
JmHtftfGF PUBLIC
r nnuofirwu.
eiftxTuiHi of an tiwair
MAP SHOWING
FIRST OPERATING SECTION
EACH INDIVIDUAL LINE
utHW.mo t owoim.NCt c mt to, im
LIOENO
rimi oftiwrtNO ttenoNt !ST.t
UMAIN01H Of UNI AUTMOAIItf) iT.k.
PROPOSID tltvATEO SPUR
TO BROAD AND CRIt
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SUGAR HEARINGS DELAYED
Sterrett Refuses 4o Go On With
Cases in Absence of McAvoy
Everyboily ? icaily for the nlleged
sugar profiteering harings in the V1-
cial Kuilding toilnj. but the Ifniled
Slates district attorney's office which
origiinled the proceedugs.
I'nted Stntes Cominssiouer Mauley
ifiorted on time to tnke up the cascpsi.
I.eo .1. (iorninn. acting head of the in
vestigation bureau of the Deportment of
Justice here, and the accused men nnd
their lawyers nppeared on schedule, hut
Kobert .1. Sterrett, assistant district
attorm y in clinrge of the piosecution.
snid lie would not go on with the cases
in the absence ofvt harles p. McAvnv.
hi", i hief.
.1. Ilnseiiberg. OH South American
Mieet. a wholesnler. demmidi'd n hear
"inc. He snid tlie nutorielj achievijd bj
his unci already hud caun-il n loss of
S."HI0O to him nnd he wautPil tlip hear-
ing over with. His dcinnnd was ie
fused,
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Germans Have High Opinion of Ship-,
yard, Postal Address Shows '
"Hog Island. I'. S. A." ,
(lpr in (ieriuniiy, liiey have a piettj
high opinion of tlie place, that sent out
so many ships when they got stnrted in I.
the Inte jnri So high an opinion that
they omit tlie customary "Philadclphl."
or "Pennsylvania" and address their
mail merely, "Hog Island. C S. A."
The (Jcinian attitude was exemplified
the other day when two copies of the
Hamburger N'nchrichleu meaning tho
Hamburger News of April IS were re
ceived b officials of the American In-
lernatiouiil shipbuilding orporntion.
The copies got tliiougli iu quick time
and without any hitch.
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public the greatest automo
bile value, because
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LBDGER-PHIL'ADELPHIA, THURSDAY; 'APRIL .29, 1920
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This map shows lilgli-sprcd lines'
already In operation, (he partly
cninpleted hlructurc of the I'iniilt
ford "I," iinilolhr Hues mid ex
tensions which are contemplated.
The Frnnhfnril "U," now carried
to llrldgc street, ultimately will
"run to llllawn street. Itrani'hitig
off from the "IV nt Front street
and Kensington avenue Is a spur,
just proposed, and shown by the
heavy black line. This would run.
to Itioail street anil Krle axeiiue,
(oiiiiectliig with the proposed Itroad
street subway, whkli. on the south,
would tnuili League Island, and the
contemplated extension to Olney.
The map illso shows the roinpletrd
line tn Itustlclon and Itjlicny.
which is linhed with the IVanlifniil
"li." The projected Parkway
Northwest lino appears, and the
proposed Woodland acnue "I,."
branching off from the present
Market street high-speed line and
running to I)arlv
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MILL WORKERS STRIKE
i Twisters arid Beamers of Dobson
Factory Demand Rise
I Seventeen twisters nnd benniers em
ployed in the Itrndford Mill nf .li.lni ."v.
I .lames Dobson. Inc., Steutou avenue nnd
I Godfrey street. w"nt out on a stiike this
morning. The demand n o per cent In -'crease
in wages, nnd u forty-eiglit-hour
j week.
I nffectf. Kill weavers, who ennnot com-
lilete their work in the nbsence of the
formei'. The Itrndford Mill employs
000 workers in nil. Itecenlly a 10 tier
1 cent increase was given to nil the mill
1 workers. s
The additional .'i per cent inciensp
nsked by the strikers would bring the
wages of the twisters nnd beamers up
I to" S."iO."0 n week.
' Ofiicials of the linn admit tlte trike.
They will make a statement Inter
MacDonald
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Attention! Cx-Servicr Mm
You Should Join
Tlip American Legion
Linde Clearance Sale
Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums
SAVINGS AS MUCH AS 30 TO 40 PER CENT.
bcloiv today's prices on all .sizrs and liinds of Itiifjn and
on standard makes of Carpels and Linoleums.
Wonderful assortments at the most astounding rcduc
tion& in the city. Not special sale seconds or shopworn
samples. All fresh, first-grade stock from the leading nulls
of America, delivered to us at the prices prevailing when wc
placed our orders before the two big advances of the past
three months. Offered at these reductions to prove again
our slogan: "Linde location saves $100,000 yearly."
Crex de Luxe, (JJOO CA
9x12 Rugs.. tPO.Ol
Axminstei
Hups
J2 llrst tirade $81.50
)xlJ Hifih (Iradc Scamlesi,. 72.50
2 High Pile 48.00
R3xl0(i-Hcsl Seamless ... 06.00
S.?xlf).t Spenal Seamless.. 39.00
7.6x9 IHrIi (iradc SeVmless 52.50 '
..0 llM..... Cr-Jn S-inil-. 19 CO
. n iiit. ia ,, '2 ft Wool ami hber
9 K'' l,lc 27-S0'S.K106 Wool and I'll. er..
4.6x0.6 Rest tirade Seamless 22.50 t;0 n. Wool and lihei
Colonial Rag Rukb, dJOO
Plain Poster, 9x12 ft.P&
Carpets
$5.50 Axmiuster Carpctt..$4.00
6.50 Wtltoy rivet ....... 4.25
J5 Heavy Hotel Velvet- 3.00
CITY RULE CALLED
BEST FOR SUBURBS
Municipal Research, Bureau Says
Political Unity Is Mark
of Progress
MERGER AIDS DEVELOPMENT
The weekly bulletin of tjie Itiirenii of
Municipal Ilescnrch discusses the con
stijutlonnl revision commissions at
tempt to permit legislation whlchwould
make for the political unity of city
nnd Its suburbs.
"With the growth nf cities." nvs
the Im I lot In . "we have found suburban
mens developing vJhich in ome cases
have even exceeded the populations of
the mother cities.
. Those living itrthe. suburbs nie citl-xl-ns
of the metropolitan center in eery
respect exiepl political. line w-ouui ,
pxpeel to see a ratlin nusorpiioii ni inr (0M .
stirroiimling suburlinn area by most of He lenes a widow, two daughters and
our cities. t t vf) 'j'Iip daughters are lllinbelli
"In point of fact, whether because of , Weygnndt. Mrs. William Snnford nnd
inertia, -village pride, or political nli-be son, Georgp II. Weygnndt. .Ir. The
struetion, we find (lint most of our lnrgpfUI1P,n w take plnce nu Saturdnr.
cities have not absorbed the bell 'if Unierment will be In We,st l.nniei Hill
contiguous communities that would (.ruietery.
nnturnlly be n part of their bodies pol- ,
itic. In Pennsylvania our two large Rabbi Grossman
cities. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, are ...... , ,,, , ,, I
excellent Illustrations of metropolitan KyMl Jose .h Ciosmnii. one nf the
mens in all hut political unity. I ''"f "K orthodox rabbis of .he countr. . '
Annev.itlon Is Fawirable
"It Is inevitiihle that certain govern
mental activities would extend normally
over all or part of the nren. embraced iu
the natural district, and flint this nor
mal functioning is often hampered b
artlticinl restrh tion.
"Most of Hie moemeiils In subuihnn
towns ngninst nuiiexntlon niipear to us
nu i. mo ipni.tinti nffnln! ihp niBri'h ttf !
"
t.i-ni-i-ouB
I! Is iiin-p inovliiclnlism. tinctured
at limes with soidid considerations.
Wheiipver possible, glowing citiss
should plan ahead with a view to add-
ing to their politicnl jurisdictions such
contiguous ureas as are i pnsonably nnd
appropriately to I onl.lered as- be
longing to the same communities.
"It must be adniilted state lines n re
mine serious barriers I linn county or
I linn county
city hounderies. I'.nt t(je minor politi
uil subdivision will have In fnce enn
siilidution, nb'orption. elimination even,
to conform to file need of tlie city whose
economic 'parasite' the i evidential sub
nib usually is.
Itestrlctlons Aie Admitted
There nre cases where expansion is
impossible or undosiinble. Mnrcoicr.
then are public works enterprises in
which two or moie urban communities
nun liini it nilvantngeoils to pool their
m-rivities. inii their rouiinunilv of in
teresi does not extend to it 1 1 municipal
& Campbell
Peerless Spring Suits
$40 to $95
Roal MacDonald & Campbell standard
if si vie, qunliry and tailoring which are
.- s admired by all men. A rich
i. - .v.... - ... iiiiiv;i, xjliuv-
Cassimeres and Worsteds
stripes, plain colors, plaids, fancy
mixtures. Peerless values at our popu
lar prices.
Wilton Runs
'M-' Highest tirade. ..
(2 .Seamless ...
S.KlOri St.uulaid tirade
,S,KI0o seamless
' Standard tirade
(.'M2 Standard
.$175.00
. 100.00
. 95,00
. 92.50
. 62.50
91.00
$4 Grade
Linoleum.
Inlaid
$2.75
Summer Rurjs
$24.75
. 21.00
. 13.75
. 18.00
. 13.75
. 7.00
. 21.50
. 10.50
. 18.00
.IJ It. Domus rt ..
7 6x9 ft. Domii.s Fiber
4.6x6.6 Domub Art . . ..
8x10 ft. Cre.s dc Luxe
4 6x7.6 Crex de I .use .
8x10 ft. Colonial Rap
Congolcum, 2 and 3
yds. wide, sq. yd . . .
60t
functions nnd a merger would not be
Justified.
In such ease? It would be simpler to
1 hnve the municipalities contract to en
gage in the joint undertaking, turning
the management over Jo a commission or
(Individual, and hearing the Initial out
lay and operating coils in ptoportion
agreed upon."
J Deaths of a Day j
I ' GEORGE H. WEYGANDT
Germantown Broker Found Dead In I
Bed at His Home
(Jporge II. Weygandl, seventy -five
ears old. of M.'l Mnplewooil avenue, i
was found dead in bed yesteidny morn- I
lug. His plisicinu said death was due
(o i.nlural causes.
Mr. Weygandt was one of the best
Ifiwtwi citiens in (lerinnntown. He
wus horn In Pliilnilpphia, February II,
1815. the son nf the late Thomas .1.
ami Sophia F. Weygnndt. In his early
I'jl-lliess lareer he was with the II. C
Kellogg Co.. grocers and Importers.
Severn 1 years ago he went Into the
hri.kernge business foi I lie Corn Product
IMiuing Co. He was with that con
em until his death. Mr. Weygnndt wn
an active churchman nnd attended the
p,.,t I'rp,hyterlan Church
in German-
nun .irpniiiu,' 'i iMi' Hiiiwuin ni iii.
home, ."0.1 Tnker street.
ltnbbi (ii-ossmnn was bom lifl--lx
enrs ago in Itii -.! and came to this
country thlrtj jeais ago. Ills fi-i
charge was at Allentowu, then at
Hazleton mid in Philadelphia at the
ICchiliith Israel Congregation. Fifth nnd
Morris slieets- Atereth Israel, Sixth
and Morris tieets, nnd Independent
Tiilmtul ToihIi. Srvtntli and Dirkiiiun
. i fi .... ..f i.
Mrpf', ' n ii' "i imp iirKiini7.Pi
of the I'iiioii of Oiiliodov Hnbbis
of.
I tlie I tilled Stiites and ( nnnda. i
He is sunned b. his widow nnd ten
chlldien I he funeral will take place nt
2 o clock ibis nfternnnn al his home,
'I hf.1''-1 "' '" ,l,,n:'' " ,h.p '
Kehilath Israel synagogue. ..20 Mo. ris .
tici et.lnle.meiit will be in Monte-
'
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The Charge of
The Type Brigade -
"Cannon to nsht of them, canimn to
left of them, cannon in front of them
volloy'd and Ihunder'd."
TIipm silence like a poultice came to
heal the blows of sound.
No more saw-tooth tempers or shell
bookietahd shocked nerves in this office. The
impressive Noiseless Typewriter has brought
LIST OF USERS pCQCC!
NOISELESS
TYPEWRITER
Thf Noiseless fypcvsnlor ( ompan.i, SJ-'i Chestnut 5t , Philaclclrhu
Tit one Walnut WO I
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WE no iOT COXSWKR that i-.xtravaoaxce is essen
tial TO THE CORRECT PE LLOI'MEXT OF A SCSI X ESS
SUIT. AS A RESULT THE CLOTHES WE P1ND PLEASURE
IK FEATURIXU ARE RELIAPLE, PRACTICAL A'D Ol'EER
AN ECONOMICAL METHOD OE BEINu WELL CLOTHED.
T H E M A N, A
NAB40
NTOXCATED
DAILY DURING APRIL
Big Drop in Comparison With
1919, but Average Climbs
Since First of 1920
POLICE HEAD IS MYSTIFIED
Anets for Intoxication In Phila
delphia so fnr during April average'
foit n ilnv. according to n teport just,
made public li.v Superintendent of Po
lice Mills
Increase Your Income
8 Interest
First Mortgage Security
An investment of $5'J0 will now pur- j
chase a first Mortgage railroad bond, i
far, vnlue $1000. nnvinp $40 net-
year income. This bond is a first
closer! lien on the main line of h '
great railroad system and because of ,
present unsettled conditions is avail- i
able at a discount of W; under '
price at which it was originally is
sued in J90o. This is a seasoned and
well secuivd investment.
Particular on Requcnt
Carstairs & Co.
Invettment Securities
1-119 Walnut Street
PHILADELPHIA
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New fori tork ISiplmnv
71 Broadway, N. Y.
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FOR LS P.Y OUR TAILORS AT
FASHION PARK
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The records sliou thnt durlne the ft
three months of 1020 a total of 3HH)
arrests were made on similnr chtrgfel
or nn average or twenty four a day, FnrJ
the same period in unit the total arrests
g
mbercd 88Mi, an average of ninetx-,
a clay From .Inly I to JJPceinher
018. the records show 20,102 ar-
on similar charges, tor the same
period in 1010 the police made pt00
nrrcsis.
In answer to a question us to thsj
cause of the increase in arrests during
the month of April. Mr. Mills replied (
"I don't know." He said the police
hnd been' warned to be on the lookout ,
for llipior law violations nnd make
anesiH. He added, however, thatoctiftii
in Ihiuor law violations came cflrectly
under the, supervision of the federal
prohibition office.
N . B . T."
Shows Where yoir
got it and What
You Got!
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livery
label
here
suit has a
r,o show
vou got it.
The "N. B. T."
label serves the
double purpose of
showing where you
got it and what
you got. Most
labels only idenji
f'v the store. The
"N.B. 7V'idcnti
ries the store and
the maker. When
you get that label
von
me
are not deal
with ao-bc-
t weens, but with
principals. You
are right in touch
with the men higher
up and there are
no middle-men
getting a handout.
We make "N. B.
T." Clothes our
selves from the
ground up, choose
the woolens,
draught the pat
terns, cut t h c
models, tailor
every gusset, scam
a n d button hole-v-and
add only one
profit where stores
that are only pub
lishers of other
people's work
must add two!!
Spring Suits $35 to $80
PERRY dc CO.
'''tli and Chestnut St.
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HENRY LINDE
23d Street, Columbia and Ridge-Avenue&
JACOB JSEED S SONS
1424.-26 CHESTNUT ST.
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