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PREMIER HUB
, AH MANNIX
Fanned Dying Embers of Big-
otry in .Australia 'into
Flames, He Charges
LEADER OF SINN FEIN
ny llio Associated Press
Atrlbourne. Australia, Auk. 1. W.
IIwhM. prfml" "f Auftrallo. Hijciik.
InV liprr today, nttnckod ArchbUlion
riAnlol -T- Mnnnlx. who N now on IiIk
!'?v from the rnltod State to th-
t,tl-.li Mo nfH"'; nvl,nS bcc Hotl.
Z . unulil be Imrrcd (now i Ireland
r,,Vt-,Ar'UiXp,MaV,nrx onTly 20
i. uhlrli lie vigorously denounced Mr.
"DemonstrntlonB In Amcr en favor
uhlc to .rclibisliop Mnnnlx." said Mr.
Ifi che. "ere rarefully utage managed
n a manner similar to that pursued In
thoe arrniiRed In Australia, and the
ncoplc who acclaimed him there were
Sinn Poitiers, possibly leavened with
Dolohcriki or other wild fanatics.
UchbWion .Miniiiix dors not represent
Auftralln on tin- IrMi or any other
iViifstinn. iind I the ncknowledied Sinn
I'eln lender In this country.
"Winn lie uirhrcl In Australia seven
1(ir ui." Kie premier continued.
ustralla was freer from sectarian
bitlerne than any country iu the
woild. Spurred by boundless personal
Ambition and hatred of Oreat nr tain.
YrchbMinp Mnnnlx ban fanned the
lliiiig embers of religious bigotry Into
a tierce blaze. Butherinc nround him
Ptfry fanatic alien and Sinn Fcincr In
the countrv. Ho worked Incessantly dur
ing the war to prevent recruiting and
,pp the enemy defeat the Allies, work
ing great harm to Australia.", t ,
Referring to an alleged threat by
Archbishop Mannlr .to "deal with
Hughes," upon the prelate's return to
Australia, the Premier said:
lie tnUV. hllf. )lrt nt nil. tin Una n
return." '
Washington . Aug. i, Kamonn Dc
Jalcra, president of the provisional
Irish Republic, was at his office here
today and his uecretary said plans for
the immediate future, were indefinite.
Asked as to reports that the Irish
chieftain was planning to sail for
Kuropc soon, the secretary (.old they
'were being laughed at" by leaders of
the Irish cause In the United States.
ORPHAN MULTIPLIED BY 9
New York Woman Fooled by Error
In Cable From Husband
"Sew York, Aug. !. Mrs. Harry
Pcrelstein went o the plVr yesterday
to meet her husband from, whom alio
bad tecelved a cablegram sa'ylug he whs
coming home from I'krainla, bringing
ninwwnr orpnnns. Hup nnd her daugh
ter had arranged to take the nine littlo
mills ir.to their home on Second me
nuc. Mrs. I'rrplstcln waited all afternoon,
but the Helllc Olnv was delayed nt
quarantine. This morning when her bus-
band waixcri down the gangpianK nls
wife found not nine but one little fellow
whom he picked tin Iu Konstantlnoff. the
son of an old friend. On July in Pcrel
stein wired troin Moscow:
"I and orphan returning."
Which the cable company or the
nolshevlkl changed to :
"Nine orphans returning."
So there was nothing for her to do
but to prepare the house, put in nine
beds nnd nwait their coming.
WOULD USE LEVIATHAN
Steerage Offer It Rejected by United
States Shipping Board
New York, Aug, f, A proposal that
the giant steumrhip Leviathan, formerly
the Hnmburg-Amcrlcati liuer Vatcilaud,
which for more than a year bns been
lying Idle nt her Hobok-n dock, be used
as n transport for stecrngi passenger
to and from Italy was intuit recently Co
the United States shipping board, It
was learned here jpsterdnj.
The proposal, it was aid, came from
a shipping firm engaged lit an cxtcusivn
business of handling Miird-closM pas
sengers, but was not favoiably received
by the bonrd,
The liner, according to naval offi
cials who handled her as n transport,
could be made ready for sea nt short
notice, provided it was not necessary to
restore her former palatial passenger
accommodations'.
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Talk Them
Over
Many people fail to
avail themplves of all
the oportunities of
fered by the bank.
Are you using all of
our facilities that
could aid you?
Have you financial
problems that we
could help you solve?
Come in and Talk
With Our Officer
OTWMAL
TOUST &
mMPANt
Market and fourth Sts.
a PHILADELPHIA ;
CAPITAL & SURPLUS
$1,400,000.00
New Victor
Records
for August
Nqw on Sale
HEAR THEM HERE
G. W. HUVER CO.
THE IIOIIE OF BE I! VICE
1031-33 Chestnut St.
Pianos Players
ilPM
BIBLE STUDENTS MEET
Two Men Imprlaonell During War
Among Leadera Present
Scranton, Pa,, Aug. 4. Three hun
dred students qf the International ltlble
Society from all points along the At
lantic seaboard arc. holding a comcii
tion here.
Prominent among them arc O. P.
Fisher and ('. J, Woodworth, of New
York, who during the world war were
arrested uy tiio government in connec
tion with their c rculatlnc a book. "The
Unfinished Mystery." They wcrt; each
glven.twcnty years' In tho-federal pricon
at Atlanta. They were pardoned nftcr
mm I..W n Itlfln iiiam limn ft (nnp. Ilrlff
nil .111 u Mini; IMVIV ..la. ii , .. . "'n
ndlcr Ucncrnl Hall, of Washington, 1J.
C, Is presiding.
PanamaHats
ntpnrhnt, lltorkril
anil Trimmed In any
strip. r ue no
nrlil to Injure jour
lint.
JEFFERSON HAT CO., 135 S. 10th
ds
OTmMT
Puncture Cure
Kor Kev docs more than imme
diately seal punctures: it kcepJ
your tires properly inflated,
cooler nnd adds mileage.
Use Kor Kef in Every Tiro
JENSEN SALES CO.
1614 Cherry St.
l'hone l-oeut 383
ggSa
Thcro hno been borne
controversy as to whether
Elbert Hubbard or Ralph
Waldo Emerson wrote:
"If sou mike n. better mouio
trip than your njRhbor,
though your houno be In the
woodn, the world will mke
a beaten rath to jour door."
but the truth of this prov
erb has been well demon- 3
stratcd in the success of i
THE UNUSUAL
ROOF GARDEN
At (lie
Hotel -
lotradtve
U'LriVrWrm
Produce 15,000 to 18,000 accurate. Mnitary. dut-proof
and (where required) air-tight paclu(rM daily. Reduce'
labor cost tremendously. Replaces 15 to 40 operator.
Pneumatic Machinery i built in unit each one com
nlete in itself and desisned to aatcmble into the moat
, practical nnd economical macrne-packaging ytem
made. in use by w yo ' tne packers ot all machine-pack,
aged good. Now packaging a wide variety of product
hitherto thought impoieible. Every ytem is flexibly
adapted to packaging numerous lines.
Get foil partkuUn from oar oeareit (ate oflVo wit boot emotion.
PNEUMATIC SCALE CORPORATION, UTD.
NoHolV Down. Mm.
BoMon New York CUakgn
PNEUMATIC AUTOMATIC
PACKAGING MACHINERY
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WEST END TRUST CO.
Broad St. & South Penn Square
interest will be paid oh savings
accounts until further notice N
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strange
It wasn't thought of be
fore! Capt. X's idea a
Turkish Cigarette of the
famous Pall Mall Blend,
round in shape with a
free and easy draught.
A cigarette that does
not not have to be tap
ped.squeezed or loosened.
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Yesterday the idea of
Caj. X today the
idea of all who are
particular forever
abjgsucce&o.
Read the Story of Capt X
NTHBY ARE
GOOD TASTE"
PALL MALL
FAMOUS CIGARETTES
ounds
20 Pall Mall Rounds
(plain ends) in the w-
new foil package DJC
,FIAE? OIC0RK (REGULAR) IN BOXES QF 10, 50, 100 AS USUAL
' I3: Fi. -a .
Business Perspective
T sometimes happens that an outsider
can see things about a business enter
prise, which a too close association
by those responsible for it, may have
obscured.
This is particularly true if this out
sider be an organization of men who
have made it their work to value and
appraise many different kinds of busi
ness and render accurate and searching
reports of what they find.
Jf0rt, SJacoit & c?JVU have such an or-
ganuation, and their activities in valua
tions and reports cover practically the
entire field of business, industrial and
public utility enterprises.
A request will bring information of
how they can be of service to you.
Address:
jfot& Macron a Dam
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115 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
ISTttWERlGE &
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CLOTHIER'S
AUGUST FURNITOR
Presenting Advantages in Quality
Selection and Value That Can
Readilu be Verified by Comparison
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We advise our customers with all sincerity and with all the
emphasis possible, that the advantageous time to buy Furniture
is NOW. Our August Sale prices are considerably lower than
our regular prices, and these regular prices were actually lower
mail LU-Ud O lllrtiicu vaiuc o
based upon the manutactur
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These Umbrellas
Special at $6.50
A fortunate purchase of fine
Umbrellas, covered with piece
dyed Union Taffeta (silk-and-cot-ton),
with tape cdfje. FOR
WOMEN, Umbrellas with wrist
cords, bnkclite - top bundles.
MEN'S UMBRELLAS with hook
or crook handles of plain or nat
ural woo'd. some with ' bakelito
ends $6.50.
HtrRbrlrtie . Clothlir
Aliln 7, Mtirk't Slreel
Motor Robes, $15.00
A reduction of more than one
third on WOOL ROBES for mo
toring or for the steamer. Hand
some dark patterns now $15.00.
Straw bridge tc riothler
Tourtli KloorJIiirlet Street
Y.
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ers' present prices. We should
like to see some reduction in
cost at the factories in the near
future, but facts are facts;
and' the prices asked now at
i.t -Tnni-yMMnr. rt r 1 ! fV V t I I1 O ,1
mu xai;t.uiieo ai iiikiiui. liicih .
we paid for the Furniture we own bought weeks(
or months ago. There is no sign of wood or wage
coming down soon; the best we can hope is Tjfar
they do not continue to go up. '
Meantime, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP FURf
NIURE IS REDUCED a splendid assorting
of Dining-room, Breakfast-room, Living-room and'
Bedroom Suits, and innumerable single pieces. Biiy
NOW, shop carefully, and COMPARE FurnitureJ
and values in all stores. " a
y Htrawbriditi fi. Clothier Furniture Third l'loor, ' v '
Metl HeditdiilH and DeddliiB, Fourth Floor, Bust
To-morrow Our
Clearance of
Men's Shirts
at Reductions of
25 to 40 per cent.
Thousands of Shirts are in
cluded in this great seasonable
clearance of stocks. Some short
or incomplete lines arc included
but every Shirt in the lot is
from our regular fine stock, and
measures up to the highest
standards of quality, cut and fin
ish. Decisive reductions have
been made from prices that
average! lower than elsewhere
Men will be here in throngs
women, too! so come early and
choose from best assortments.
The collection consists of
Percale Shirts, $1.80
Madras Shirts,
2.45. $2.65
Rep Shirts, $2.85
Practically every desirable pat
tern and coloring of the present
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lots and all sizes to begin with.
StruM lirlilKH A. I'liiinl
Hint Ktnrr, niKhth Sin.-t
Women's Summer Dresses
Reduced for Quick Clearance
Weeks and weeks to come when women will be wearing
Summer Frocks, but advance autumn Dresses are crowding
them out of the Women's Dress Section. SO PRICES ARE
SHARPLY REDUCED:
Voile Dresses, $9.75 to $12.50
Cool, practical Summer Frocks of figured
cotton voile, chicfty dark shades. Draped or
tunic models in delightful variation. With
white vestee or round collarless neckline.
White Dresses, $10 to $13.75
Straight-line or peplum models jjf all-white
dotted or striped voile, prettily trimmed with
lace. Ever so cool and dainty to look at and
to wear.
Finer Dresses, now $21.50
A group of lovely distinctive Frocks, fash
ioned of otgandie, dotted Swiss or tinted vot'e.
Many tiimmed with real filet and Irish
laces. Each with its special fashion features.
One model sketched.
Silk Dresses, $18.75 to $30
Every day women arc asking for just such
smart, practical Dresses of crepe de chine,
foulard, taffeta or satin-and-crepe Georgette
combined. In navy blue, taupe and black, also
some models in white or flesh color. Charm
ing styles vaiiously draped, plaited, with tier
or tunic effect.
New Autumn Dresses, $55.00 to $150
I -Mr.iwbrtdK 1 I lutlil, i Situml Flour, Market titrret
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A Re-grouping f Dozens of
Lots of Men's and Young Men's
Spring and Summer Three-piece
Wool and Worsted SUITS
At One-half
Their Average
Original Price
For to-morrow we hae a collection of about EIGHT HUNDRED Men's and
Ybung Men's Spring- and Summer-weight Suits coat, vest and trousers that were
sold earlier in the season at prices averaging more than double the all-around price
decided upon for this remarkable clearance $24.50.
The collection includes Hart, Schaffner & Marx, "Alco"
and other good Sir is, in youthful and conservative styles; neat
gray mixtures, checks, stripes and plain colors.
NOTE Of course, you will not find all sixes of any one style; you will find your
size regular, stout or short in the collection, and in the right weight for present or
autumn wear. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY $24.50.
The Great Sale of Thin
Summer Suits Continues
Now $13.75 and $16.50
These are not the ordinary tropical Suits, but Suits of genuine Palm Beach
Cloth, Cool Crash, Panama Cloth, Bermuda Cloth and All-Wool Crash in a wide va
riety of light and dark shades in models for men and young men tailored with all
the style and smoothness of fine woolen Suits; some arc skeleton-lined with silk,
).- htruwlirlUi'i & I'luthlrr Htioud Floor, )3t
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