ri"
&.'
t '.;".
b-ff I ,. 1' ..''
rc'Vr.'.7rf .'.. '
J.
' t ,V"., ' '
i
:t
r -v
W '.
'!
i
JlJ
V
u
'
15
JRL SLAYER CONVICTED
i'Mrl Tuc0' Fc" P6""1" of Ten
to Twenty Years
..:-..'.! Mftv fti .(Itv A. fl
... 4f..l. FT....,!. flflrArt (nAntt. 4liw1 Am
HIM"1"" "'L" nw..,, .. ,,
charge of ft "fftttc murder (or the
nhootlDK. of her slater, Sirs.'" Angelina.
-.! An Mn'rrli R. UPM found iriilltv
lint night of manslaughter In the first
after being out oleyen hours and a half.
Sentence will bo lmp6cd June 7.
apartment In which the s sters resided.
The prosecution eged that the shot
had retired for the n ght. The defenso
The law provides a penalty of ten to
twenty yenrs' Imprisonment for con
viction of manslaughter In the first de
grce.
TWO SHOT DURING STRIKE
"
8tenoBraphere' Hair PUlled by
Women In Rhode Island Riot
nrlstol, 11. I., May 28. (By A, P.)
Two, strike sympathies wore wound
ed by pistol shots and three factory
guards Injured with stones during a riot
today outside the plant of tbo National
India Rubor Co. Tho trouble started
with the arrival of a morning train
bringing women clerks, mechanics and
r ' i
A THOROUGHBRED AMONG CARS
The New Haynes Coupe is beyond question the idea car for "mi-lady." Mod
ern in scrupulous detail You will be proud to drive the Haynes. secure in
your knowledge that it is "America's First Car."
BEAUTY STRENGTH POWER COMFORT
HENRY A. ROWAN, Jr., CO.
Ifl. . J t 2031 Market Street
If there is no Haynes dealer In your town, write us for descriptive booklet. Ph.. Snruce 4725. .
mm
1893 "THE HAYNES IS AMERICA'S FIRST CAR - 1920
H
6ther employes whos work had not
stopped with tbe cloning of the factory
on account of a strike. Woman In the
crowd of strike sympathizers pulled the
stenographers' hair and several of the
latter were roughly handled.
Approximately 4700 persons are em
ployed at .the mill and all of the with
the exception of 800 clerks, carpenters
and like employes, cither Joined the
strike or were forced out of work by the
closing of the plant.
i 'HVQijHB!""'
-"MMWW
""" "" " '"" """"' " ' ' -1
Coal Mine
Management
If you are financially in
terettcd in coal properties
you should investigate the
service we offer you.
Changing industrial con.
ditions make efficient
supervision more essen
tial than ever.
Pcabody management ser
vice has been of great
benefit to many owners
of coal mines.
Ours is a highly special,
ized organization operat
ing thirty-six bituminous
mines in eleven fields with
an annual capacity of
18,000,000 tons.
It is the result of thirty
seven years of experience
in-mining and selling coal.
Baokltt txptainlng this ierice
will be mailed on rcqutit
PEABODY COAL CO.
CHICAGO
KINNEY'S H6-18-20 North 8th St., Above Arch St., Phila. I KINNEY'S
f lei Yea Buy hm Shoes at KHNETS HG. STORE, Yoo
(now That You Can't implicate Them Any where
. Shoe for Shoe, Whir for Hollar !
You'll Find an Unlimited Selection Here of Every Style in
Women s High & Low
Shoes
Women's white camas Oxford, Uh high covorcd Louis hel.
Same In vhlto canwin Pumps i. .
Women's patent Icutlior Mary June Pumps
HuBigShoeNews forRden!
Snappy and Conservative Low Shoes
tO AC
?2!98
'i no
x o
Mat Kid high iecj Pumps, ct OO
plain too O.CO
Plain patent leather seam- JO QO
Iiss Pumps, with high heels O.lJO
VomonB patent leather tA no
Oforda Loul? hl . 570
Comfort Oxfords, plain w
r iii
3.49
Men'n Brown Calf Knsllsh Ox
fords. Goodyear tr; aq
welt DtifO
Men's Brown Calf Bluchers
(Joodycar ?e no
wen , o.yo
Brown HnKllsh $ qq
Btocub Oxfords . D0
Men's Cordo Calf Kngllh Ox
fords, Pall Mall toe. tJ no
Price O.yO
Men's Brown Viol Blucher Ox
fords, with rubber ; An
heels O.y
Men's Black Calf nngllsh Ox
fords. Special Gooc- tA QQ
jcar welt ... i,S0
Men's Black Calf Blucher Ox
fords Special Good- A QQ
year welt IS70
Men s Patent Colt Blucher Ox
fords with medium toe Sre-
ciai uoooycar
welt
Mon'fl White Canas
Oxfords
'4.98
'1.49
High Shoes for All Needs
'5.98
Men's Brown English
Bals. Goodyear welt
Men's Qunmetal
r. Bluchers & Bals
Men's Vlcl Kid
Bluchers .
Men'B lleay Work
ShoeH black and tail
Men's Brown nngllsh
Brogun Shoes
Men's Scout
Shoes
Men's Gunmetal Con
gress Gaiters
'4.98
'5.98
'3.49
'7.98
'3.49
'4.49
Mens Gun. Bluchers
Medium toe Special
Boys' Tun Scout Shoes, IO QQ
sizes 2'j to 5U . ,,UO
Llttlo Gents' Tan Scout Shoes:
sizes 11 to yo QQ
13L, .. . tmtV
Men's Brown Bluchers
with rubher heels
Boys' Black Dress Bluchen
acsH.to '3.49
I.lttls Gents' Black o qq
School Shoes . . . iJO
53.98
'5.98
Women's mat If Id hlgh-hcd SO QQ
u.w
Pumps. Turned soles. Speclul
'5.98
Black calf and kid Ox- s.
lords, now military licel.
Women's black kid, high
heel Oxfords
4.98
3.49
Women's whlto canas Ox- $
fords, with rubber heel.
Seasonable Styles of High Shoes
Women's black kid, high and medium heel lace Shoes . . . n QQ
Women's patent leather, medium heel, gray Uoth tops IfiQ
'3!98
'C QQ
jjj
Women's kid comfort Shoes . .
Women's wide-ankle comfort Shoes
Low Shoes That Children Like
'3.49
MBBLMtabk
Ml,i:"t. I-enmer. Mnrv JmiM.
wwjv.4 veit; Bizea 11
IU ...,, , ,
.i.uurena patent Leather o TO
Janes. Sizes 8 14 to 11 Z.S7
Misses' White Nubuck Mary
"'i. oiich 11 'A to 2.
aumo tor uniidren. sizes
o n 10 n
Sizes 11 Va to 2
'3.49
'2.98
0 ACk
Sizes a to 11 1 QQ
X mJ
Misses' dull ralf Mary Janes.
Children s black kid Mary Janes
Infants' Patent Leather Mary Janes
Growing Girls' black kid Oxfords
Growing Girls' brown calf Oxfords.
Growing Girls' patent leather plain Pumps. Sizes 2 V. k
Also patent leather Oxfords. Sltej 2V4 to 6.,.. , .
Children's patent 2-eyelet tie. Slzea 8H to 11..,,,'
Sizes 4 to 8.
Price
Price
In the Bargain Bins
100 ritlr Odds and Knii of
Pump, and Oxford. 0 QQ
Special niJO
All size, and atyle. In brown and
black.
Men's Boots
'2.98
Mn's Hhort
Hoot.
Jl.n' Storm King
Ilooln ,
Men' U. f. Army Hip
U00L1 .lies D to Jl.
'3.49
'3.89
Now I the Time for
"Keds" Tennis Shoes li JfANiMcriffts
AO Ot Bt liii"i'r.ii' 'liiii 1 ''''' ' '
uoc co $1.4:?
mi ill Mfr
tMlr V WJt
1 11 11 1 M ill 111 1 ' ill 1 TiniiMnii wr
LLLVfA unvif jetre
'2.29
'3.98
'3.98
'3.98
&t ?xV!0M " 3.98
r-TACl&r '2.98
,nwflitnB'b?atert!,hcr.'111 Cut '"
'oTetrob8r.0.,rnt0''' '2.98
Children's blade kid Ox-' o Tn
fords. Sizes 8)4 to u. 2.79
frame-Misses', sizes nM tOA9
Long-Wearing High Shoes
izes""..' '1.98
Children's brown lacn. in nn
Sizes 8tt to 11 2.98
Children's patent leather in nn
button. Sizes 8H to 11 . Z.aO
Growing Girls' brown calf tA nn
le 4.98
All Styles and Sizes
All Mall Order Promptly Filled
116-118-120 N. 8th St. AKy.Art.Sl'
nw ma.r tin s r. m.. Baturdar tin 10 r. m. rluladelpnia
Muses' and Children's Barefoot
Sandals & Play Oxfords
98c ito $1.98
TO CUlHAIfj-CUT PRICES
Now YorklsrberV Union Will Open
' " ' New Shops
V.mf Vl Hf tO Tl. A Tl
.v aviii) . Ao. tj ii. x . r
Prlces of shaves and liatr cuts In Now
lork soon will bo ctlt to fifteen ftnd
thlrtyflro cents, respective!, accord
Inn to Leon Worths), Keocral organizer
of the Internationa) Barbers'' Union.
The cut rates wlllbc-mado In new bar
ber shops which, he said, will be opened
by the barbers' union or Individual
union members.
Darber ln the nc,w places, be, ssid,
1.
More Good
Positions at
Wanamaker's
A mighty good place to work, you'll hear; friendly people, good
pay, splendid business training, ample provision through the Wana
maker Foundation for life insurance, savings, sick benefits and
pensions, and best of all, tho stimulating atmosphere of a business
association CHARGED WITH OPPORTUNITY for the capable
worker.
Just Now Some of These
Jobs Are Open
for new applicants, both experienced nnd inexperienced, as follows:
Men
PORTERS, white or colored. Steady jobs for steady
men. At this well-paid indoor work you keep your
health and strength instead of risking it in the ex
posure of outdoor labor. Overtime paid for.
PACKERS AND CRATERS for china and other goods.
Interesting jobs for middle-aged men handy with tools,
or for handy young fellows looking for a business start.
Women
CASHIERS WHO NEEDN'T STAY CASHIERS FOR
EVER "I want a business future," the ambitious
American girls says. Starting as cashiers here (with
or without experience), intelligent, trustworthy girls, ca
pable of handling money quickly and accurately, may count
on good salaries, reasonable hours, a thorough grounding
in the finest of business systems, and above all, opportun
ities for PROMOTION. There are also a few positions for
cashiers on part-time.
STENOGRAPHERS, BILLERS AND TYPISTS ready to
learn billing, bookkeepers, assistant bookkeepers,
clerks. See what a variety of employment is open to the
bright American girls who'll 'answer this ! Be among the
early ones.
Apply in person at Employment Office, First Floor,
Gallery.
John Wanamaker
will receive the union scale of ?80 a
week, wltb CO per cent of all earnlncs
nbovo receipts of $A'Z a. week. Tipping
llf n6t be barred", frhtrtyfro fceiU 1
will be the price aleo for a maHsfe, w
khhmnM. ulnfrA nr mAnini'0. "
.....,. , .. a w. ................
The Quality chewing
gum for particular people
hi" :;
1. r
IV "A?.
'
JCii
, HEW YORK. U.S.A
VUtetcitedA
7. MM
IChwrtnfOCTafluflwrtt
n.'vev ,
1 -j-.... : aM . - a ' - .t. - . 1: 'Vtt'.stJ
IwjgwMntwycwJiiwHiiiiiwwirwvigwwtciUpwrttamny WL
l2im.
1
tobesolST
uttthk
ALIEN PROPERTY
J
Voting Trust Certificates representing 12,020 share of
BEER, SONDHEIMER & CO., Inc.
New York City
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Francis P.
Garvan, as Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sale at?
public sale to the highest bidder at the office of Beer, Sond
heimer & Co., Inc., 61 Broadway, New York City, at 10:00
o'clock A. M. on the 15th day of June, 1920, Voting Trust
Certificates representing 12,020 shares of the capital stock of
said Beer, Sondheimer & Co., Inc., a corporation created and
existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New'
York, being all of the outstanding shares of said Corporation.
Full description of and Information concerning tho property to
In- sold, the terms and conditions of Inspection nnd sale, and
of the Order of Sale, may be obtained by application to Joseph
V Ouffey. Director of Sales, 110 West 42d Street, New York
City, or tho tlio Allen Property Custodian, Washlnston, D. C.
FRANCIS P. GARVAN,
oj Alien Properly Caslodian.
a
HAAAiA. a a a a a
GJjJQf QdV
H MK& iEffVI iliBiiA iiiir. AkkW iikv AkkkkW
j3 ifpu want the genuine
1 Hi (hSBh in bottles for
i I ILM
!hJ ss0 F"-ft:,':!?lrWwif
ariite'S I llr" WtiM IS
SSf llllll HIS I
t -r-P 1 ffiH
the home
at fountains
and on draught
HifOO vmfmwc mc F 1 Z m.
a SSIU ,VI UHU IJ J U.UCJ UJ iM fUUlo
barks, herbs ana berries
..
I ' b ,1
MMHaiisMa i '
v -- "" -r n Hr FsSRF ttfTttWmtM"''
m
W.
i
VI
'a
A
I
i
i
n
j
K
4
v
t
j-1
:
T
J L &..
. ' i j. -fcMuWalir -"'-ifc,; r X J4V
1 . t J. ts
... w yViaaKfn,-, ,w , v