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EVENING PUBMfc LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,' 1920
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ACCEPT CHANGES
IN MATERNITY BILL
Women Acting on Principle of
"Half a Loaf Is Better '
Than None"
Wnahhurton, Dec 21. Pacing? of
the 8hrppttrd-Totvner bill providing
far federal nld In miternltv du
ration probably will be fostered as
the bill paused the Semite la-t Satur
day Instead of as originally written.
That wan the sentiment voiced by
members of the joint coiigrrlotinl com
mittee of women rcpresen inp the vari
ous women's organizations upporting
legislation before Concr thin ceMion
and barking in partlcu'ar the mater
nity bill.
The object of the women pecm to
he to avoid tangles In conference that
might remit in the loss of the whole
bill at this selon if the House should
paw the original bill with the pro
Ti'ions which the Senate struck out
included. The fight for the remaining
provisions of the bill will probably be
made at the next session of Congress.
Speaking of the inaternln bi I, Mrs.
Maude Wood Park, chairman of the
Joint committee of organizations meet
ing under the auspices of the Nn.ional
Iague of Women Voters, sajs:
"We are very glad the Shoppard
Towner bill has gone through the Sen
nte, so that it can go through the
Hon-e In time to be acted upon bv the
31)21 Legislatures of the various htates.
We regret the cut in nppronrlntlonH,
but the bill as It standi will enable a
demonstration of that kind of work."
No Coffee May Coat Cafe License
Cheater, Pa., Dec. 21 Hecause a
restaurant keeper refund to prepare
coffee for firemen lighting the Sl.'O.OOO
blaze at the Chester Steam Laundry
planC early Sunday. T. Woodward
Tralnor, superintendent of public (-are-ty.
today notified him his license would
be revoked by Council. William Hoscr. '
t!he cafe man. told the firo officials "he I
vs out of coffee" at the time.
ARTHUR B. PARSONS DIES
Member of American Friends' Serv
ice Succumbs In Germany
Friends yecterday received a cable
gram from Herlln announcing the sud
den death last' Satttrdny of Arthur
Bowker Parsons, otic of the re'lef work
crs of the American Friends' scrvle
committee. Mr. Parsons, who wa
thir'j -one iarn oil, and n native of
Attlelxro Fallii. Mass., had n break
down In September. He will be buried
In Oermnny.
Thirteen months ago the young relief
worker returned to this country for a
ninni',i and married Miss lMrnntinre
linker, of Ze'lwood, Fla.. a niece of
Kthelbert ISewn. and connected with
Moral prominent Phllade'phla famil
ies. Mrs. Parsons, who is a graduate
of ll'vn Mnwr Col'ege, was prior to her
marriage a nurse in the IN idiopathic'
Hospital in Itostnn.
The mnrrlngc took place on November
1 1010. mid iTirce days later the young1
cou'de sailed for Ocmanv to engage in
the Quaker student-feeding work In the
Her'ln district. After the death of sev-.
ern' (lertnan students from starvation I
the American Friends began supplying
the iorer ones with supplcmeniViry ,
meals, right thousand receive the
supp cmeni'ary ration, and 2000 whoi
cannot nfford to pay an thing receive
free menls. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons were
netive In this work.
Mr. Parsons, a Congrcgatlonnllst,
was graduated from Harvard 1'niver
sitv In 1010. He was director of edu
cational work in the Y. M. C. A. at
Providence. H. I., and en'lstcd In relief
work for the American Friends' serv
ice committee In August. 1018, He spent
bis first ear in relief work In France.
JAPANESE
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NAVAL HOLIDAY
Tokio Pross Approving Borah
Idea of Reduction Pact With
U. S. and Croat Britain
'HIGHLAND MARY' REBURIED
Admirers of Robert Burns Bear
Coffin to New Resting Place
Greenock, Scotland, Dec. 21. With
great s1emnit, the remains of Mnrj
Campbell. Robert Hums' "High'nml
Mary." weie transferred from the Old
West Kirkard here to n new grave in
Greenock Compter The removal had
been uice--itnted 1) an extension of a
local tinlp.xard
Trom the -p)t where Mary was
burled 134 ycar ago the coffin was
borne reverently on the shoulders of
repiesentnti(s of Ylutu clubs from nil
over the countr to its new resting
place.
Tohlo. Pc 21 The Japanese press
's minlfestlng great interest In thi
proposal of Senator Horali, of Idaho
for a tripartite naval agreement under
which the Unlit d States, Grctt IlHtali
and Jnnnn would p'edge themse'ves t.
limitation of naval nrmnments. In
general the newspapers favor the Idea
but regatd Japan's present program as
a leglt'matc one.
In expressing strong approval of tli
Borah proposal the Malntchl Slilbuti
of 0akn, comoares Japan's yearly ex
pendlture of 10.000.000 ven for teach
crs salaries with the r.00.000,000 yen
nnva! expenditure. It declares th.'
present rate qf expenditure for the navt
is suicidal and that It is the duty of
statesmanship to remove the cnuse
which necessitate such large armament"
Of the Toklo papers, the .Tijl Shimiio
expresses the hope that the Senntc wi'l
pas the Ilorah resolution ns a means
of relieving the world from n fresh out
break of rivilry in nrmnments. Jnpau's
eight-batt'c-crulser progiam is not a
menace to pence, this newspaper in
sists. hut Ainei lea's intent! n to have
the first nnv. in the wor'tl, it savs, will
cause England to expand her building
and lead to a new race In nnval en
largcmcnt.
MARY BOYLE O'REILLY SUED
London Woman Wants to Recover
$10,000 Damages
IUnton. Dw 21 Suit fur SI 0,000
damages against Mary Ilov'c O'llell y
daughter oC the late John Ilojle
O'Heilly. 't and journalist, has been
ti'cd In the Federal Court here by Grace
M. Ellison, of London.
The suit charges that Miss O'ltel'h
made false statements regarding MNs
I'llisoti in writing to Miss Maxwell.
superintendent of the Presbytcrlnn Hos
pitnl In New York, and that these state
ments caused Miss 111 lon. then en
ga cd In tducntlinal and tihtlnntlironlc
'wo It, "grave financial 'oss and mental
Mifffilng." Propcrt of Miss O Uelllj
nt Mnrshlleltl has been nttaihed. No
tlate has been set for n hearing.
Mis l'ltlion, according to the docu-
imeuts in tlie ense, formerly wag eiu-
pl uI ns secretary to MNs O Hel
when the hitter was In Europe ns cdrre
M'ondent for n newspaper syndicate.
3 Italians Slain In Radical Clash
I'errara, Hal, Dec. 21 So I'l'Wts
aivl atitl Socin'lsts c'ashed e.tr"dn.
mi I in the heavy firing which followed
tin cc persons were killed niul scmmi
wot n'ed. Thn encounter came after n
socialist meeting.
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PENNIES SAVE THIERS LIFE
Bullet From 'Detectlvo's Revolver
Deflected When It Strikes Coins
Chicago, Dec. 21. (lly A. P.) Ex
nmlnatlon early today of a wound sus
tained by a sailor bandit, who, with
three men In army uniforms, fought n
gun battle last night with a private
detective In ft out of the home of ('jrua
II. McCormlck, head of the Interna
tional Harvester Co., pioxcd that his
oeketbook. containing eight pennies,
nvid his life.
The force of the bullet was Impeded
whin it struck the pennies and it lodged
In his. abdomen. It was ensl y removed
b u police surgeon with his lingers.
ltoger Gale, the detective, stationed
nt the McCVmick home ns n guard, was
v tlio nuartct. Tlie sniior.
who said his name la John Johnson, nn
np"rentlce seaman nt Grcnt I,akcs
Naval Station, was deserted by his
companions when he fell wounded nfter
a score of shots had been exchnnted.
"It was my first job," he said. "I
wanted n little Christmas spending
money. I met the three soldiers and
asked them to go along on n little
st ek-tip pnrty. I never snw thcra be-1
fore." '
To Talk on Meaning of Christmas
"The Meaning of Christmas" wll' h
the subject of nn address to he given
before the members of the Klwanls Club
b the Ucv. William L. McCormlck.
pastor of the llcthlchem Prcsbytrrlnn
Church, nt n luncheon of the club in
the Ilellrvue-Strntfod todav.
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illustrates all ten alzta
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A new and larger Men-De-Lion
aize"The Popularity" 2 for
25c.
If You HaveTried Men-De-Lions
You Know
the Pleasure They Will
Give Your Friends at
Christmas.
Your friends will judge you by the cigars
you send them for Christmas.
If you're a cigar smoker, just try
MEN-DE-LIONS and you'll know how
they will represent you on Christmas Day.
If you're not a smoker just remember that
the MEN-DE-LION has attained its great
popularity through its adoption by dis
criminating smokers.
Let their opinion regulate your choice.
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Here's a prospective
kitchen triumph for YOU
THREE hycra of real wholesome goodness smothered
with Baker's Fresh Grated Coconut in rich frosting
it's an achievement that's nt your finger tips NOW.
Just you go around to your grocer's and say, "Baker's
Fresh Grated Coconut," (in tho tin can) and thea follow
the specifications of Baker's famous recipe printed below
There's a big difference between a Baker's Fresh Gratet'
Coconut Cake and tho ordinary kind. Bakers Fresl
Grated Coconut comes to you just as fresh and swee
and nourishing as it was when it left the nut. On sale
today at your grocers.
Coconut for Every Coconut Purpose
rtuy Hikrf'n Dry 'Shfti! Coconut, tho old
fishloniJ, suenr-cured kind In paper cartons or
Older t-rrOi Crated Coconut WITH the milk
In the dislinctlve blue label cans.
Write for free recipe booklet
Recipe for Coconut Calte
li to 'i cup Baler's Canned Coconut (from which
mill: ha been thorouchlv rjretsed. and coconut
has been separated until iicht and fluffy).
Vt o '4 cup bu'ter
1 Cup Rfonulnted sucar.
'4 Cup Coronut Milk or cow's milk.
2 Cut four
2 Level tcaspoonsful baklne powder.
3 Eggi.
Mix suaar and butter, creaming until ticht. Add well
beaten cbe volki, then milk nnd half the flour, which has
been tifted with the baking powder. tir thoroughly, add
ing coconut from which milk has been pressed, fold in the
egR whites, well beaten, rest of the Tour, and beat mixture
until light and smooth Pour in lined caked tins and bake
in a moderate oven about 25 minutes Put together with
coconut Iclni and frost with coconut. Mmo
prefer omitting coconut from cake, using it la
the icing only.
May olio be baked as loaf cake.
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Coconut Icing
Doll 1 cup of sugar and M cup of Coconut Milk or water
until a drop hardens in cold water. Remove from fire, have
white of an egg beaten thoroughly, then add sugar syrup, u
few drops at a time, beating constantly, then add Vt cup
coconut which has been pressed from milk and sugared.
Spread between cake and on top sprinkle Vt cup coco
nut, which has been thoroughly pressed from milk and
in which tuo tnblespoonsful of sugar have been stirred.
Fluvor with lemon or vanilla.
COCONUT MAKS1IMALLOWICIMQ
Double quontlty of coconut milk or water end
odd six or eight marsbmallowt.
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62ND & WALNUT STS.
TOMORROW'S MENU
Vegetable Soup
Choice of Lamb Pot-p!e or
Lobiter Cutlet Victoria Sauce
Peat and Fried Potatiei
Roth and Butter Coffee and Mill,
CAFE
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Food that
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To be gioen away December 23rd.
Call for a card and full particular.
American Manufacturers Co., 19 N. 7th St,
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$91.50
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:Open nrenlnKS on Thursdayn and Huturdayn;
During the "Shut -Down"
Is the Time to Paint
rHEN you "shut-down" for the holidays or for inventory
set the painters to work. Have them paint the fac
tory throughout from loft to basement with
The Perfect Water Paint
the most econoorcal, durable paint on the market
COSTS BUT lM-c PER SQUARE YARD ON THE
WALL. It goes twice as far as most others.
It does not peel nor rub off. It flows casVy and will
not clop a spray. It does not lap, but gives even
finishes that do not show brush marks.
Men work best in a cheerful, healthy atmosphere the "Perfect Water Paint"
reflects light from sanitary-finished surfaces.
It is fire-retarding; it possc8?s every desirable feature of the
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Use it now it will show you how easy and ECONOMICAL it is to keep your
factory and workrooms in top-notch condition.
TODAY, therefore, before you order your paint, ask about the "Perfect Water
Paint." No obligation. There is a FREE sample for you, if you phone or
request it on your business letter-head.
On the market 30 years here are a few who use it:
Louis Burk
Cavanna & Co., Inc.
Coolbaugh-Macklin Motor Co.
Geo. B. Evans
Fleck Brothers Company
Freihofcr Baking Company
Stone & Webster
Traylor Engineering & Mfg. Co.
Burk Brothers
C. Schmidt & Sons Brg. Co.
Otto Eisenlchr & Brothers
Laird, Schobrr & Company
F. G. Vogt & Sons
Barrett Company
Henry Linde
J. B. Lippincott Co.
Moore Bread Company
Quaker City Cab Co.
Supplec-Wills-Joncs Milk Co.
JOHN C. OETEKS, Mfr., 1242 N. 31st St., PhiJa., Pa.
Householders can buy it in 24b. Cartons makes enough to cover
about 150 square feet of surface
AT DEALERS' 35c Carton
Special Colors 10c
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automobile equlpmtnt No muior cur Is completn without one
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Motor Car Hcnter us stiimliiril uiupnunt on one or more modeln
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FOR SALE
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The Stock, Equipment, Good Will, etc., of the R W,
Electro Co (('.em F.lrrtric Shop) is oireied as an entut
mucn icsa man erst 01 ropiacement.
'1 he Gem E ectric Sliop has been d in business on Cdth Street
for six yea' s under its prebcnt management for two yenis.
The stock comprises one of the most exclusive and comp.ete
lines of
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES
in Ihiludelih a Table Lamps, Xirns Goods, Vacuum Cleaners,
lronb, Gulls, Tcabtcrb, in fact, a complete lino ot appliances
and !"pn les
The equipment is comp'ete in every dotnil-for a large con
tract iik and lepn'r business, and could hardly be improve 1 upon.
This is the chance of a lifetime foi an enc'-getie electrcol
man to step into a complete going business of electrical con
tiactois and dealeis.
To the GENERAL PUBLIC
Until a piuchaFcr is hccuicd, and until then nly, you have
a most wonderful oppoitun ty to secure those nnp iances you
always wanted, but nevei felt able to got at their accustomed
prices. If you need LIGHTING FIXTURES, this orpoitunity
was mui'o to order for you. It is an opportunity ta becure hi?"
giade merchandibe for tho price of those of inferior
mnn"rirt''re.
Wo hnvo never ndffptcd anv but courteous methods, nor
have wo evor sold inferior at tides because of u concession
in pi ice; and we hope to leave our business in tho hands of one
who shall continue this policv.
Our discount nnd commission arrangements with con
tractois nre now suspended.
R.W. AUER ELECTRIC CO.
247 South 60th St.
Call Sherwood 087 for Fur'her Information
Upon Until 10 o'clock Every Evening
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