M3H jp i? 1 ' m W -; xo EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, PHILA DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR TRIP Special Carrying Delegates to San Francisco Convention to Leave Monday LANK RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN Ponns.vlvnnia UeinnornN nrr prrpnr- I fng to tnKr tlio plnce of lVntnylvniiiu I Rcpuhlirniis, In tlir ojot of the renin- try, nml nro now iiinkin? plant for the I .Democratic Xutioiml ('onri'iitlon nt Ban FrnncNco. I'lillnilrlphin Domnrrnt, ititrrpMecl in j tlic ronvontion. met last night nt tin1' organization inerting of tlic Hi-iiiorriitic ' cjt.v committer, 'lontli ntnl Wnliiut I RtrcPts. Plant were mado to Iiiim1 a Ulicclnl triiln leave Itroail Street Sta tion next Moniln,v inorninc nt 1(1 :'S o'clock Delegates will botinl the train ns it travels ncrost the state. The I'eniiij Ivntiln delegation will he pledged to Attorney (irncnil I'nlmer. The Demoeratte city commit Id nnanitnonsly rc-clec;tcd Kdsar V. l.ank as chairman. Mr. I .(ink it one of the county commiloiiors. holding the mi nority place mi the board. Other officers elected were: Kdvwn K. Boric, vice chairman; (!. Frank l.eicr. ' Becretarj : Lawrence K. Mcl'rtvlii, as sistant secretary, and Kilwnrd V. Hen nK treasurer. Leighton ('. Taylor. Senator Penrose's : secretary, announced today that the) senator will take an active part in the fight to win the lountrt from the tlcnm crat" lie will ic-it for n week. nid Tnjliir. ami then besin :i series f nui fcrencet with other notional leader. "The -etmtor." said Taj lor. "it in remarkahh splendid condition. Up is having the time of hit life reading scores of congratulatory mettagct from all parts of the country." Judges Hregy. I'atteron and Shoe maker, of Court of Common I'leas No. 1, have sustained the appeal of the Up publican Alliance and have ordered ballot-boxes opened In the Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Thirt.Woiirth nml Forty fourth ward. The Alliance hopes to win more votes for legislative candi dates, particularly In the Thirteenth mid Fourteenth ward. In those wnrdi the count before the county commis sioners resulted in the nomination of .lefferson W. Smith nml Timothy Mo f'arth.t. allies of .Tnhn It. K. Scott. Vnre leader, over Theodore Clay and William II. Rogers. Alliance men and supporters of Thomas W. Cunningham. The appeal of the alliance was from n ruling of the county coninilsloiiers. MOTORCAR INJURES THREE Driver Upsets Car In Efforts to Avoid Two Collisions Three persons arc injured as the re sult of an automobile driver's unsuc cessful attempt to ovoid n collision, lit st with a street car and lastly with n boy on a bicje'e nt Thirty -ninth and (iirnrd avenue Inst night. The driver. Charles Osgood, nineteen. nf -WW Lancaster nicnue. was driving the automobile eat on (Jlrard avenue when he was forced to swerve to avoid striking a street car which grazed him. In snorting he upset llrujamin (iorlick. twelte. of MKU Wyaliising nveniie.t who was riding n bicycle. Osgood ngaiu swerved to avoid running over the boy. The auto struck the opposite curb and upset, burring the driver and William Mulliorn. 'nineteen, of 37 U Wallace street, nil occupant, beneath it. Mill-hern'-kull is fractured. He was token to the Lankennu Hospitnl with Osgood, who it badl.t bruised but not serlousl.t hurt (iorlicU. the hoy. was only bruised. He tta- taken to the Presbyterian Hos pital. Italy Asks $12,120,000,000 Paris, lune 1.". Italy's claims on rcporatiotis paid b.t the central Empire iiicludiiig pi-ii-ii'iit. hat been lived at CIl.iilliMiiiiHioii lire inorniallv nbout Klii.l-ti.iMin imioi niciuditiR to Homo dispatches to newspapers here. FIRE DAMAGES MEAT SHOP Proprietors of Market, 2409 Ridge Ave., Learn of Blaze This Morning Fire of undetermined origin early to dav caused a loss of ?."0O In the Stand ard Meat Market. 2100 Hldge avenue. A passerby detected the Unities nnd sunt inonet the lire companies, which extin guished them after on hour's battle. It. White and W. Detweller, proprie tors of the market, say they closed down ns usual tctterdiiy and were unaware of the tire until they arrived today for business. The rent of the mnrket was badly charred, as were many of the fixtures. HOME SOUGHT F0RTHREE Juvenile Aid Society Wants to Keep Deserted Tots Together A joint home for three children de serted more than n year ago by their father who left home threatening to commit suicide, is being sought bv the .litvenlle Aid Society. .11(1 North. Fourth street, which has cared for the nilldren. The homeless children are ItaclmcJ Welti, ten tears old : MorriR. eight years old. and Ko.ttnonil, six years old. Thet formerlt lived nt LM'J7 North Tajloi street with their father, Joseph Weln. They were children of their father's first wife, who tiled. Welti married again, but the second wife was too delicate to care for the children. She nlso died and the children's third mother left Weln n few months after the mar riage. It was nt this time that the latter disappeared from home. The Juvenile Aid Society, which has sent the chil dren to school, Is desirous of putting them In one home rnther than separating UNEQUALEDJN PURlTy In FULL MEASURE bottle not the uiual short meaauro rAItADISE Sl'RINO COMrANY flfunswick, Maine Cincinnati, Ohio MiTcur.ix Flbtcitiir Ox Fi n unr Acvnst Co. them, and would also like to leave them with persons who will give thent higher education. "Enduring Beauty Never Dies the Ptrsiaru say A MOTOR car equipped with Shelton Looms Automobile Upholstery Fab rics U a constant tource of delight to its owner and the object of approving glances everywhere. In patterns of distinction and colorings of inviting beauty. THE SEAL OF DISTINCTION Sidney Blumcnthal isf Co. Inc. 395 Fourth Avenue, New York Founded in 1865 Tiie House that Heppe built Inaugurated the One Price System in 1881 Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets rfsV && TEN s EH RETS SLAG ROOFING EHRET ROOFING & ' MFG. CO. r FORTY FIVS SV S? OC U AVMK'M WORHEATING MostEffirient UnderAll Conditions. The fltaynesSellmgis D 1711SansomSt.PJiHa. o One-Year-Plan on Victrolas at Heppe's ,Sr INSURANCE Fancy Tlk Rttvrrl'K.'p ftyi""' circumstances conspire to make the burcl.ir i n6 DUTglar S yj r"j . at thp cumins of warm weiith r Open v inlaws Tor .niiincc, nno ncpieci ni iv una w inil'iw fHstirinus at night. tfl n loiS'" on mav suffer will ho made up quicklt if to'i ar ctn ercdby one of our Burglary Insurance Policies Ask us nbout them. Harris J.Latta Locust 5235-36-37 PHILADELPHIA. Race 3132 We have a One-Year-Plan of payment for Victrolas. This Plan allows all your rental payments to apply toward the purchase price if you desire. You are free to re turn the instrument or purchase it at any time. We have Victrolas in a variety of styles and finishes, at prices rang ing from $25 to $350. There is a style and finish for every need. There is a price and a plan of settlement for every pocketbook. We also have a large and varied selection of Victor Records. Mail and 'phone orders are promptly filled. Call, 'phone or write at once for catalogs of Victrolas and Records and full particulars about our One-Year-Plan. Ml t fofl VHj Q I i Hcppe Victrola Outfits Victrola IV Records $26.00 3.40 Total Cost $28.40 Pay 50c weekly Victrola VI Records 35.00 4.25' Total Cost $39.25 Pay ?Se weekly Victrola IX Records $76.00 5.10 Total Cost $80.10 Pay $1.50 weekly t Victrola XI Records $160.00 8.50 Total Cost $168.50 Pay $2.50 weekly C. J. Hcppe & Son DnTrntoirn 1117-10 Cbtatnut Street I'ptown flth A Thompnon Sta. JUNE 15, ,1920' m ' , . J nHHHBHHpBIB Kardex eliminates every disadvantage of the old style card file A drawerful of 1 fcttdfr-Srifp andthecartii: scattered in a disoij Acred heap on the floor. You know whatJthat means, for it has happened more than once-Jor twice, in your office. It's just one of the miny inefficiencies of the carbMn box method of rifceord keeping and one of tho things that can't (fcossibly happen to Kardacf Kardex is not djnly proof against such accidents but it is also pioof against errors, mis-filed and; lost cards. Eath card in Kardex has its own) transparent' tipdfcd pocket, through which the important data 4 In each card shows in plain view at all times. Yu refer to or make entry on either front or back of a card without removing it. Cards once in place are, always in place. Just a glance locates any card a flip of the finger exposes the entire card for reference or notations. No more fumbling through a dozen or more cards to find one, as you must do when cards ara filed in drawers. This remarkably increased speed results in a saving of from 50 to 75 of time in the mainte nonceof records. Kardex will accommodate the cards you (are now using: rFive hundred ora million of them, Kardex will make them el instantly accessible, with the name or title on each one of them in plain, sight plways, and that will encourage their .use in planning and deciding. , We'd like to demonstrate Kardex inlyour office without 'obligating you. Phone and .tell us the time most convenic it for you. , ' AMERICAN KAR'DEX COMPANY Home Office and Factory TONAWANDA., NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA OFFICE: TRANSPORTATION BLD(J. 26 S. 15th St. ' Vjclcphonc, Locust 1591 mCardS .i'aaiMaaai'B'aaalaaaaaaaalaaaiaiaMaiaaaVaaaaW IM in Sight ex Reveals True Economy Not Limited to But One Advantage The question of motor car economy is not limited to gaso line mileage. , It includes oil, tires and particularly repair costs. The Essex consumes no more gasoline than other cars of similar capacity. And it is a common remark of all owners that it requires hardly any oil. As for its tire economy, many reports are so remarkable that we repeat them only with the explanation that they are exceptional rather than average. One owner has a record of 29,600 miles on one set of tires that appear good for several thousand more miles of use. The repair requirements are so slight that it has given Essex a distinctive position among all cars. ,.jj IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Co, 128-140 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. TIME PAYMENTS m m The Tube for Every Tire onlcfbur Car m mmuttufMummikiumH muMnmnmmtmmiammtimrmtmmmmnmmmimm,.mmmmmmmmmsml nrn.nmumitimn.imiimniiim.tmiiiiiimiiiimiiiliriiimiiimmi..iw,.m.min,..iuliiii.mmniii.innnii. man One Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube is a step in the right a irection but the wisest course is to have therein every tire on your car. They are rpsged; they are powerful; they are leakless ari long-lasting; they will support your costly casings as no other tubes can. The thicktfand agile wall of Goodyear Heavy Touris.t Tinbes is made not from a single sheet of heavy I rubber, but is built up layer-upon-layer of many thin sheets vulcanized insepa rably together. This guards against porousness and like im perfections, and gives the tube a cross-grain texture which resists splitting when punctured. Go to f your Goodyear Service Station Dealer and ajk for these tubes by name they are relatively as superior to ordinary "tubes as Gooiyear Cord Tires are superior to ordinary tiref,. Their initial cost is no more than the prilceyou ar(.) asked for tubes of less merit why risk costly casings when such sure protection is available? iNMMii I liif !KSk gl.L. mfrijfl.a. ! 1 . . . JSSJ , i- -..- w J-'jT-w.'yT .rijfc.' jvyvx1 mexozV l & . - ... . ,. .... .'.J3L.... W. 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