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EVENING PtiBLtO LEDGER-PHlLAiDELPHIA? FItiftAlfcf SEPTEMBER 24; 1020
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1 GRAV1 DISINI
AVVtNUllAlUKINU
'OH Eatremi3ti Tcntano Convin-
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cere i Metallurgies! a non Ac-
f cettaro I'Accordo di Roma
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PubtlshH nl T IrlbMlM Undsr
TCnMIT NO. 841.
Athrlxl Y th net of OcteW .
WIT. on nu it th rostoflle of FblU
i.i,hu. p. ,.,,.
PostratsUr Osnsral.
r JRom, 23 settembre. GU operal Hal
.ianl ttmbrano eiuere dlvlsi circa l'ac-
eofltmentn delt'accordo ragxiunto In
QUOVII VIIH1 uvwi .v.. ...- ...
.ranprMentanti drgll Industrial! e dccll
operal con rlntervento dri Governo.
end risolver? 11 grare problema che si
era prtsentato con l'occupaxione degll
taMllmenti da parte del metalludgici.
Le Union dl Mllaoo hanno domandato
per un rrfertdum tra til operal, II
quale sara tcnuto domani, sulla ques
tions te l'accordo dovra' csere accet
tato, mtntro a Genova tale referendum
e' gia' arvenuto e 1 tnetallurjrlct si
dlehUrirono contrarl aU'acvettncione.
D'altra parte gll operal degll atablli
mcntl Gampi a Genova banno declso dl
evacuate subltn I laboratori occupati,
eotttando cost' 1'aecordo dl Roma.
Torino e' stata scene dl peri disordinl
al dice che la folia ha attaccato. senza
J provocation?, le guardte regie. Apparc
erldente cbe i'agitazione c' fomentata
dagll estremirti, 1 quail pcro non son
riuscitl ad avcre l'appojrgio delta popo
laslone. Dispacci qui' giuntt dlcono cbe
i.earri recavano cartell con la iscrizlone
dl "Viva Lnine." "mortc al lie," e
"Morte allc guardle regie. Ma quando
I carrl glunsero nel centre dclla cltt
turono nesalltl dalla clttadinanzn c le
iscrisloni lacerate. I conduttorl turono
tlratl glu dal carrl e malmentati. 81
dice cho 1 disordlnl abblano dato per
sotto 11 controllo dclle autorlta' mllltari.
I I tlpografi del giornalc "La Nailone"
di Torino, banno occupato I locau, an-
niftivl Hn ithn tfrnttrflnnn TRXI HLrSBl 11
glornale. XJn fondo di tro mllionl dl lire
narebbe stato dcposltato iu una banca
a favore del prcdcttl e che tale somma
provicne dal Sovktti dl llussla.
noma, 23 settembre Lc condltionl
finanxlarde d'lUlia rendono Impossi
ble al Govcrno dl vendcro il pane sotto
11 nrescnte slstcma, senia correre 11 perl
calo dclla bancarotta. sccondo quanto
ha dichiarato 11 Mlnistro del Tcsorp,
On. Meda. Innanzl ad un comltato mini-
sterlale. II eontrolloro per l vlrert,
Solerl, ha dichiarato che le condlzlonl
per i vlverl attravcrso II pacso rendono
nporHsnrln dl ndottarn mlsurc ner tire-
venire un aumento del prcscntc deficit
che e' dl circa 0.000.000.000 dl lire.
causato dal slstcma dl corapra del grano
all'estero e venduto al dlsotto del costo
in Italia.
Una legge sara' prcsentata al Parla
mento per mlgliorare talc condlzlone.
Roma, 23 settembre. II Governo
nutrc speranxa che sara' bilo di potcr
ridurre 11 deficit ferrovlarlo, ammont
ante a 850 mllionl dlUre, con una
Importante rlforma cho comprende la
gestiono dclle llneo fcrroviar is sotto il
controllo del Governo Btcsso. Cio'
sccondo un annunzio seml-umclale.
La suaccennata rlduzionc avTcrra'
nou ostante l'aumento di paga teste'
contcsso alfcrrovieri.
MAY WI'WNY
VERYJXHAUSIEO
Prisoner Has Another Bad Night
and Paln3 In Head Re-sumo
This SWEATER
fttf RH11
PS77C9 T!or. Sit
Genuine Shaker Knit
8-idr worittd. lull (uh.
IsneA, hand flntihrd.
timln. wortn.ln pot"
(U; (II oolori: BtyUi ar
pollr V-neck. Both
prlrtd IS BO. Pullovr
with eolur and otn ct
with collar pictured.
Variont otder ityl for
mn Amn A ehlMrn.
MctropoliUn Knitting Alius
2823 Kensington Ave.
fln ram! Feat. Phone: Drtl. Krni. 1S84
Rmtono. Kant ISO. Oprn Crralms
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Legion Post Opens Carnival
Audubon, N. J., Sept. 24. The
Audubon Post. American Lesion,
opened its three days' carnival last
night to build up its treasury.
rrorfli U bam of oonflilanr. I. R. T. Men
and Manactmant ballava they bava eanud
public connaenca. aqv.
PRICES CUT
Window Bhftdfi ASo
1'alnt. per sIIon ...... 88o
WU rpr. alnslo roll . . 8e
DUDLEY'S, 52 N. 2d St.
Dy the Associated Press
London, Sept. 24. Terence Mac
Swlney, lord mayor of Cork, was in a
very exhausted condition this morning
at Brixton prison, according to a bul
letin issued by the Irish Self-determination
League.
rfe spent a very bad night, the bul
letin declared, and tho sevcro pains in
his head, of which he has complained
frequently began again this morning.
Officials at the London headquarter
of the Irish Self-Determination League
manifested no anxiety last evening over
the Immediate danger of Lord Mayor
MacSwiney's death, but stoutly maln
taining that be was receiving no food.
A few sips of water every three or
four hours being his only sustenance.
Father Dominic, tho mayor's chap
lain, said to the correspondent after
a visit to the prisoner's bedside: "Ills
checks and temples are sunken end .lix
body is badly emaciated. He has had
an almost continual .headache for ten
days, but his mind is 'always clear. The
league's reports of his extremely
weakened condition arc not overdrawn.
It is not truo that the prisoner dilly
reads the newspapers. lie. reads for a
few minutes at .ft time, but tho paper
In nlwnvs held'br a nurse. It is also
Incorrect to say that MacSwlney shaves
himself. Ho is snavcu every two or
three days by a warder."
Father Dominic s&ld that in the
event of Mr. MacSwiney's death ho
would be burled in that portion of the
Cork cemetery allotted to "ths vic
tims of tho English," alongside the
grave f his predecessor, Lord Mayor
SlacCdrtaln.
CHINA AND RUSSIA AT ODDS
Official Relations Terminated When
Embassy at Pekln It Closed
rchln, Sept. 24. (Dy A. P.) The
Chinese Government has (sued a man
date announcing tho termination of of
ficial relations with tho Russian lega
tion. Tho mandato assures Russian na
tionals the best treatment under the
nhlnese laws and instructs tho foreign
office to provide for tho conservation of
Russian property and" other interests.
A dispatch from Pekln September
10 said the Chinese foreign office had
notified Princo Koudacheff, tho Russian
minister who was In charge of the lo
Kutlnn In Pekln through appointment
by the late Emperor Nicholas, that, in
view ofMhe nonrcprcscntatlvc status ot
tho Russian legation tho voluntary, ccs-
sat on of functioning by the l.iuj(
and the Russian consulates wniftivM
-welcome. Trincc Koudacheff InftKL?!
the Chinese foreign minister tl f ft .
would retire at nn early date. "
If RIEmiHIRTCO. Q
908 Chestnut StggKoi
our STORE ORDERS
ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
and enable you to buy at ths de
partment and apaclalty atorea you
firefer. Our terraa art baaed on tha
enstb ot credit are fair and mod
erate. Write for full detalla.
MARRIOTT BROS, 1118 Chestnut
:':
Welsfaach "THRIFT"
Gas Lights Iff.
At Cost -'
To replace wasteful open flame gas
burners. Give more light than open
flame burners and use less than half as
much gas.
We will show you how to install them.
Complete, ready to fit on any upricht fixture.
A
Broad and Arch
and District Officeu
1 t(aJ-B- B j
Titnirr'
Cat Clot
The United Gas Improvement Co.
Good-by Rheumatism
AND AI.Ij OTHER PAIN
KIRK'S HEALING OIL
18 A BOON TO HUSIANITY
It talcea rain, aorenees and atlftneet from
achtnr joints, muiclra and bones: atons
clatlca.. lumbiro. backache, neuralala
and reduces swelling, knocks out rheu
matism Instantly. Trial bottle for 25
cants.
At all lradlns Drue Storm or
Macphee, 16 N. 11th St
KIRK'R CORN SOLVENT, la America's!
greatest corn remoer. t-ainiesa. .ac
KIRK'S REMEDY CO.
23S7 N. 10TH ST.. I'HILA. TA.
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rnojori-ws
rHOTOPUYS
THRU
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efhltRICA
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
Jea, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining picture!
through the Stanley Company of America.
Morris Passyunk Aye.
t. Daily at 2: Ei.o.3
GEOnr.ES CARPENTBTl In
TJIB WONDEH ilAPt
AIL 1 l'-iih,
nuiauujia Mai
A! f CrUCMY Trankford Allefb.ny
ni,ii ii ii ii-.i i a Mat. uaiiy - is.
LOUISF. OtMJiI in
' : 13. Evis. at 8
A Dm 1 C 5D AND THOMPSON STS.
ArULLvJ MATINKE DAILY
MART PICKFOHD In ..,,.
"REBECCA OF SUNNTTinOOK FARM"
ADPAniA CireBTNUT Below 18TH
AKV-AIJIA JO A M to 11.15 P. M.
? THOMAS MEIOHAN In
CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
BALTIMORE 6 ZTs
CONHTVNrE TAI.MAPr.E In
"A VIRTUOUS VAMP"
K
T5I T ICCllDn nrtOAD STltF.ET AND
JdLUEJjIixU M'r-OT'RIIANNA AVE.
JATK PrfKFOrtD In
THH DOUnLE DTED DECEIVER"
BROADWAY ,"?,? i7vr-'
nrzx REACH'S
"GOINU y.MJ5
llfl.ij ir' rADITHl "! MARKET PTHEET
IffiflrfflL K,Purl lyJL. in A M to 11 13 P M
Vr fillies j 7Tt4 a-rtttVATlT Im
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AV'TTV STEtVART In
"THE TELLOW TYPHOON"
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COLONIAL Gln 3,MV"andprM
MARIORIE DAW In
"DON'T EVER MAnRT '
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CMPDCQC! M-iIN ST MANATTJNK
C.IVlrKt03 MATINBE DAILY
THOMAH MEIOHAN In
"THE PRINCE CHAP"
FAIRMOUNT rV?
II B WARNEIl In
"ONE IIOVR REFORE DAWN"
ITAMII V THEATRE 1011 Market 6t
rvtAiVlll-il n A M to Mldnleht
nn..tm ntidtrntiiiw in
"WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES
A'ATIJ CT THEATRE Il.low Spnice
3D In 31. MATINEE DAILY
MARY MILE MINTER In
"JENNY BE OOOD"
FRANKFORD 4" fSinD
MeLFAN AND MAY
"LET'S RE FASHIONABLE '
rOC AT VriDTUrDM Uroad St at Erie
UlXtrva nvjiiiiu.vii s T and D P. u.
NOnMA TAI-MADfJE In
"YES on NO?"
WM
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trVtni?DIAT BOTH ft WALNUT STS.
irarUMnb Mtt, j an Eves. 7 & B
NORMA TALMADOE In
"YES OR NO?"
T CAnrD ist Lancaster ave
LtJL)t,i MATINEE DAILY
BI AVCHE WFST In
"THE GIRL IN THE WEST"
I inrDTV Ilroad A Columbia
LlDt,I 1 I Matlnen Dally
ALMA RUHENS In
"Tlln WOULD AND HIS WIFE
Ave.
no-1 MADIlTT KTnEET THEATRE
3JJ iv-m- n A I tnlltinP M.
FI1RENCE VlPOn In
TUB FAMILT HONOR"
ls-M"Mri SOUTH BT. Orcheatra.
NiJJCJ-t Continuous I to IL
EUGENE O'PRIEN In
"A FOOL ANI HIS MONEY"
OVERBROOK fflWUSHD AV
"THE'OMAWUHguPET"
PALACF 1IM MARKET STREET
i-U-E. j,, A- M ,0J1.15 p
"THE CRADLE OF COURAOE"
M.
PRINCESS "s'onfuTp
REGENT tf h1TZ
... .POROTHY OIRH In
"LITTLE MISS REDELLION"
RIALTIO GERMANTOWN AVE.
IXlAM-ty AT TPLPEHOCK
VERA fllRQnv
'FRIVOLOUS WIVES'
PEHOCKCN ST.
RUBY MARKET BBKWtn,
AT.xrA nimrwo i
'THE WORLD ANd'hIS WIFE"
P U.
SAVDV "" .MARKET STREET
wn.T.TAM pa nN,rTtlnWDNn
' THE ORPHAN"
SHLKWOOD EU
.. "ILLY BURKE A!nTIM0IU
AWAY OOES PRUDENCE"
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WIT LIAM FARNUM ,n P "
IF I WERE KING"
VICTORIA ?&,??&&
MARHAT.T. NTin.AN'S K "
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THEATRES
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BELMONT " AbOVB "AJUf
WILI.ARD MACK'S
"THE VALLEY OF DOUBT"
CEDAR fl0T" AND CEDA AVENUE
nn.I.IB BURKE In
"AWAY GOES PnUDENCE"
mi IQCf 1A1 MARKET BEnVEP-.M
"JT ROTH AND flOTH
ALMA RUBENS In
TUB WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
IUMB0 T"0 ST. a"LVrD AVE.
J VJIIJU-' jumhn Junction nn Frankford '!?
ORIFFITIPS
"THE OREATEST QUESTION"
I On ST S2D AND IOCUBT BTREETB
LAJULKU XUts 1.30. a in f.vh o.Sotii!
ANNA Q fULSSON In
THE FIQHTJNO CHANCE"
NIXON B3D AND MARKETs8?Ba-
SUNSHINE COMEDY In '
"BLIPPI.VO rEET'
and 9
RlVOl 1 B2D A'VD 8ANBOM STS.
rlVWll Matinee Dally
JANE NOVAK In ",
' THE EYES OF THE WORLD"
CTRANIH OERMA.VTOWN AVE.
O 1 ISfMyU AT VENANOO
ENID BENNETT In ""
"HAIRPINS"
WEST ALLEGHENY b .,
HOBART BOSWORTH In
BELOW THE SUnKACE"
3132 anilMANTOWN AVE. IPPPRDCOM Ioth 4 D"Phln Uta.
j- i tvt , MATINED DAILY
THOMAS MEIOHAN In
"THE PniNCB CHAP"
tfrV A
VJVr- MATINEU DAILY
BRYANT AVABHUUII.N In
-"T1U3 SINS OlT ST. ANTHONY1
.CENTURY mi1
AVE.- AT 6TH
nADl' UIDCSB AVE. DAUPHIN BT.
rrr , Mat. ann. vg. quo to u
f Beach Haven i
A Really Extraordinary Offer
OLD 1914 PRICES
No Beautiful Picture Books!
But Come and See at Our Expense!
A. free invitationt Visit,
without charge, tho won
derful coast resort Beach
Haven! Its magnificent
beach, splendid homes,
beautiful drives and mod
ern improvements will
strongly appeal.
As n straight investment
or as a home-building site,
Beach Haven offers an" op
portunity unequalcd. It's
YOUR chance. Don't de
lay. Telephone if Yoa Haven't
Time lo Write!
TO BEACH HAVEN
REALTY CO.
H. D. Wcrkhetser,
Gen. Sales Mgr.
6113 Washington Ave.
(Temporary Phila.
Office)
Phone:
Woodland 3178-W
Gentlemen:
Send mo further in
formation about your
free train or auto trips
to Beach Haven.
Name
Address
Ledger S-24-20.
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Founded in 1865
The House thai Heppe built
Inaugurated the One-Prie System in 1881
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street
Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
We are now able to offer a genuine Aeolian-made
player-piano for the low price of $745.
This player-piano is made throughout in the
great Aeolian fac-.
tories. It is fully
guaranteed for ten
years, and we fur
ther warrant that
it is the best value
Philadelphia at
Francesca
er-Pianos
for only $745
Play
in
Settlement may be ar
ranged by cash or charge
account or through the
Heppe three - year - rental
payment plan, which ap
plies all rent toward the
purchase price. Call, phone
or write at once for cata
logues and full particulars.
the price. If you can
find a better value
we will refund your
money.
Bargains in
Used Pianos
Every instrument guar
anteed for five years and
exchangeable without loss
any time within on e year.
Below are listed a few
specimen values.
Decker Bros. .$135
Small size, plain ease
Hardman $180
Full size, good ton
Singer , $180
Walnut caie, Urge siza
Marcellus . . . $240
Mahogany case, fine tone i
Heppe ,. .t.. . .$295
Slightly used, mahogany
O. J. Heppe & Son
Drsnitown 1117-19 Ckettant Bt
Uptown 8th and Thompson BU.
If You Want to Save on
School Shoes-Buy Here NOW!
There never was such an opportunity to save money on real school
shoes. Geutings, as you know, have specialized in the building of
lasts for growing feet; it is these scientifically correct shoes that
youbuy atf'these phenomenally low prices.
BOYS GIRLS and CHILDREN
Little Children's High Shoes ............. ,
Sizes 4 to 8Wedge Heels 45 Values
Children's High Shoes .,.
Sizes 8V2 to 10Yi$?JS0 Values
$3-85
$4.85
Misses' High Shoes . . ...i.-.i.m.i i; kC ftC
Sizes U to Z-48S0 Values -J "
$5.85
$7-85
Boys High Shoes ...t.cr.r.. .. r.r.-. .i.t :
Stzes 1 to 6$9X)0 Values
. Growing Girls' High Shoes ,.,... .
Values up to $1140
Ask to tee our
wonderful triple'
fcnes stockings es
pecially designed to
withstand hard us
age from young
Americana. An ex
clusive Geuting idea.
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ITht Stor of Ffcmoua jhoca 1
1230 Market
(First Floor)
1308 Chestnut
(Third Floor)
Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
3
Carbonized valves
(Opens
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KOLYNOS I
began its career twelve H
years ago, (n a very mod H
est why. I
Today it has extensive I
modern laboratories, both
in America and England,
which supply all ports of
the world with many mil.
lions of tubes annually. I
THE KOLYNOS CO.
NewHaven,ConnU.Q.A.
H
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, A revolution in collapsible tube containers for
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the consumer.
The only big improvement ever made in a
dental cream tube an instant success with the
public!
Brings to you added convenience, greater effi
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The easy loss of the old-fashioned vagrant cap
has been the one weak spot of all dental creams.
It is now overcome by Kolynos!
KOLYNOS
cause
loss of power
waste of fuel
low compression
engine laboring
big repair bills
Carbonized valves a common cause of weakened engine
power are due largely to improper lubrication the use of
ordinary, compounded motor oils.
Compounded "oils break down quickly in the combustion
chambers. Their thick, gummy residue sticks to the valves and
valve seats where it forms carbon deposits of flint-like hardness
These carbon deposits, built up into small ridges, prevent the
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through. Power is lost, gasoline is wasted, the engine labors and
other serious troubles develop.
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lubricant for any car made. The "Sunoco. Lubrication Guide"
tells you at a glance the right type for your car. Ask any Sunoco
dealer for acopy or write to us. '
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PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-FINANCE BUILDING
B B Mh il 1 1 I
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