iv3rM?4 i vfii-r i(vf it V ii "."-v ' jd f 4 ?sP?3r$HVr- JiVliJJLi( PUBUU JJUEKr-X-JlJLbAiJLJb'HIA- 'J?U.ESjLAY, -.i i . T . "JJEOiiJAlBiiJii iii,, 1920 i y-m m UM if? rV V-1 '' . lev v mm- .. .'41 r ' ' 1 1 " 1 1- ; M7-' tt'' 0mm IAY LOSE 1L S. JOBS I I Shipping Board Told Fate of Big Contracts Rests on Deficiency Bill i tjoYLE TELLS OF DANGER 1 Sixty thonuiml shitO'inl -vorkiri tn HMladflphia will he thrown out of era lioymont 'inlrp ronirrw approves u JlSO.OOO.OOO Hfra in tin- ureunt Ir flclMicy bill provMlnp for continunnre of' work en pnvrjitii"Mt onntrni-t by Philadelphia MhlplmiMprx. , I This RWrtlon wtis iiiadr "' nn SniCton today to otfi.-iul" if tin I'nitril States Bhippini? bnanl and t. rnncn.i slotittl cotmnittoPh toils? l Micnml Jfranci Dmlo. Kiniral mmnwl tor tin I)tlawnro Ithrr Shi'ilmiUIprs' I'or.m I Xhe shipyard workers' oniployrmuir m pends dirWtly ou th- iitnununii, f i1 p work in quMlii. hv in lared. "I enine down t h forth the nti tndft of tht iiirn. ' Mr llc miiiI. 'ITnelr happini 'inrt tli'ir fufir, n Wfll as tho fiitun- - t'i. ihipjnnN. at ntnkc Tho n. ' 'i' rimil-, l Christmas Greens We are Headquarters for Holly Wreaths, Lycuuodium, Laurel, 'Mistletoe, etc. Also Tied Frieze Wreaths, Red Frieze Wreathing, eU. Green Sheet and Green Lump Moss, for putting under Christ mas Trees. f7c hav n lArg" kaortjtent cf PAUIS. IEK.NS and RUB- DER PL V.N TS: aUo CYCLA- MEN PLVNTS in bloom Make rl'iunl Chrl"tmi blftt Micheil's M 518-516 RKETST. IfeW-are? Your friends have brains. Don't give them the baby - food of ordinary gift books. Show your modernity by pre senting them with some of the MOD ERN LIBRARY vol umes the classics of our own day Shaw, Turgenev, Flaubert, Anatolc France, Ibsen, Andreyev, and 80 oth ers likable, readable, limp-bound volumes a treat to the eye and the intellect the sort of books that are never brown away and only 95c each ' er koukztore has ' l - )i .' 3oni & Lnenght, New York First and Last theCONKLIN for School Use KEADQLARTm Yeo & Lukens 0on STATIONERS PRINTERS BLANK BOOKS LOOSE-LEAF LEDGERS 12N.13!hSl. 71 9 Walnut St. 'iJmmf&iaSte .! frts ft M esO Up ChiMhh nro buvvltiK tliolr own homes. Other thouunsd hit foniilng association for Mh pnrpoM of butni; home). Tltclv Pi(in nro biiiwri dm tin1 ovpt'Ctntlon of steady rriiplujinrni. If they do not hnvc tins, tlio will In- foritxl to .nirifii'" cvprv..'i)tiK thoy lmt nml in timny cum"" will b tliro' ii mh tl c romnmiilty. "Tin- .i'iia',li n rpiititttf-t un cmor kmioj of t ii iiiiitt i-rioiiH olmraeter. It n of tin- n,-' iinpprtiuirK. both to thf moti nml .i tlio nhiibinldhiK orpun.za H(in., tin u. tho appropriation bo ap pnncd on the work niav xintinuo. If tlusp men jir thnnvn oirt of oraloy mint in thr ihlpyiirds, tlH'y will peok votk ..Nowlvr", and uhcti thrj tlml II iP pioliabH 'tick tn it. Tili means tui MlilpjunW would b.' doprivod o' skillnl. clHrilnt Inbor iliplopnl during the war. nml that whuii such labor wan asiiiti in dimnnd, it wimld nut lr avail -nbb. ' 1 mm Graduate of University of Penn sylvania Known Throughout Country for Achievements STUDIED ,3 Dr. Walter Jurkmin Frcpman, ono of the 'eading nose, oar and throat speoiali'ts in thl city, dlod yeterdav at his home, IKJ2 Spruce btrect, after nn illnes1 of over a year. Dr. Freeman, known throughout tho country, entere.1 Oonioll Tnlvcisitv in 1S7J1 oad rtmatned there two years. If l"Wi he wan crniltaitetl from the I'nivi'rsitv of rentr-vhanlu Medical Z of Ono Family Olo ef Diphtheria MitrlMtH.. l'ii., !.. -I Two ohil drTi oi1 Mr. and M-. Andri-- Vrcy, niiiabi thtcrf n, died jpsfrday .if diph thrrift, nml sfM'ral tcrs nro ill. A fin, Ilrnrj, --.a.-. I.i'lul ip na arident vorntly. ,,, ,, , '. : f '; ,;; trt!!SSfflKKBfaMWMBl For Christmas and a Healthy New Year '.r-ona - Jr i ' -e-i anl r'vo a. case oi Max ntain Valley Water ': tamvu rurah- u ater from Hot Springe. Doctors cvdornc and rico-mmend it. -, . t ItrttrV. ti liueaoo, dyspepsia, Llabotcu, Gout cr h hi-, i teiu K. mo I ii-- 3i of S'om.ich Kidney or 'l 'i udr relieves blood preootiro. IVlountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut ruonrt Ualntit 0107 M't !i II. ml .'I1 .'I Will Allen Cenrt Reporter Putabursh. Pa. The American Multieraph Co. Clrvtljiad. Ohio The Amencrn Rolling Mill Co. Middlo-n, Ohio Andtnoa U Gurtcfsoi, Chic&co, IIL Atlantic Coast Line Read Wilmington, N. C. Baker Hamilton & Piafic llardirnreCo., Son Fran--3 Leaker Vawter Co. Benton Harbor, Mich. Bi.on&.AltauyR.R.3osioii,Msa. R-echr Candy Co., Denver, Colo. Rr jwn Instrument Co., Philn., Pi. B it'i Pi-ti3is (Attome-) C ncinnati, Oluo C C. C. & St. L. R. R. Co IndiannpoUs, Ind. California Pa c Vine Corp. Un Fruncnoo, Cal. Canadian Pa tjanlrj Mnrar Toruato, Catwda Canadian National Rnitfuj Torauto, Canada Ontrnl of Georgia Ronri Csm amau Ga. Cole Motor Car Co. Indunainh.1. Ind. Columbui Mills, New Orteam, L. Continental Oil Co. Salt Lake City, Utah Crurnden-Martin Mffi. CUi Su Louis, Mo. Do!t in Adding Machine t . Norwood, Ohio Dennison Mfg. Co. FraimnKham. Mrt-n. Deret Newm Sol LaUetJify. j .jU D-fc 04 KcynolcK. ' i'-.igc. I. E. I. rl Pr i i Nno'jr-j C -. Philadelpl -,Pa. " The Shortest Route to the Mail-Chute " No matter whethtrr your office is large or small, you can profit bv the experience of these 100 companies. The executives and assistants in these companies and hundreds of other progressive firms use Tho Dictaphone dunnR nnd after office hours. Do you want to learn how The Dictaphone saves lime, speeds up If tter production, and cuts correspondence costs for these companies ? Send fnr a frtt rnnv of "The Man u lhe De3k-" Rcod Jt and then yu l rt wny lt pay you l(XJj tQ djctat0 to The Dictaphouri. Phone or write for convincing demonstration in your office, on your work THE DICTAPHONE Phone K:el "vo'o JKSSt.-.) Call at 4050 No. Sixth"st7eet, Phila Offices also located in the following cities Allentown Wilmington Harrisburfr Reading Trenton, N. J. I GXO. , There ie but out Dictaphone, tradc-maj-kwl FEIN School and lie then served a year as In terne in the Kplsoopal Hospital In tlili city. From 1KS0 to 18() he studied medicine In llerliti, Munich and Florence Dr Freetnnn, who al achlrvol prominence a u medical Instructor, was a member of many of the foremost med ical societies in tlie country. Ho was consultant In several institutions. lie was professor emeritus of larvn irology of. the Philadelphia Polyclinic DEAD Post (irndiiatt School and had boon I couuUnR ImynxoloKlst to tho Penn-1 slvania Intititutlon for the Deaf and Dumb, and was larynKOloglst to tho! Orthopaedic Hospital at the Mine of his dcith. He wag a member of the Amer-' YEARS ABROAD i'!TiiaiijBirlflsBj FRITZ & LARUE, Inc. I E (UNTIL DECEMDER 21TII) Every Oriental Rug in Our Stock I At ft to ft Off Marked Prices g To reduce our inventor' to the mini- tnum. This comes at the most opportune time for Christmas giving. if V carefully selected Oriental Rug is a S truly Uoyul Christmas Present. T hi I Importers Oriental Rugs I 1615 CHESTNUT STREET 1 St. V l - - - At - JffiSlfl rl A 'm9qQ j4s1 l.l.UPII,.,, fOU Profit by the Exper of lOO Big Companies? .Kartern MUiblr Iron Co. Nnucutuck, Conn. Fireman's Fund Ins. Ov. Son Franovo, CaL Kisk Rubber Co. Chicopee F.J1., Mas, General Motors Corp. Or Subsidiaries, Detroit, IwGch. General Motors Eaport Co. 17o4 Broadway, New York City Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Torcnlo, Canada Graham Ilrcnm Shoe Co. Dallas, Texas John W. Graham 8t Co. Spokane, Waslu ilnavLibrr Grocery Co, St. Louis, Mo. Hazelivocxl Co.. Sprikaat, Waab. Holcomb fit Hoke Mfc- Co India napolu, Ind. Hollcy-Mason Hardware Co, Spokane, Wash. If mgerfofd Brass & Copijcr C. Philadelphia, Piu TiterTtate Etec Co. Urv Orleans, I-a trnpr-ial Oil Ltd., Torattto, Canada Kimball & Richatd' Salt I-akc City. Utah 11. Koppcrs Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kramer Grocery & B&king Co. Cincinnati, Ohio Uirey tt Lw-ey (Patent Lawyers) Wathincton, D. C. Iliigh Valley Ratlrcwd Co Philndelphia, Pa. lyvr Bros., Cambridge, M .rv Ijncr.m EStictric Co. ( Ieveland, Ohio Link-Belt Cc , Induinspuiu lad. Ln e-pool, London A. G ry lot. ( o. New Oilcan Ii. MacLcan Publiihlng Co, Toronto, Canada Maryland Casualty Co. Baltimore, Md. Miller Rubber Co., Dallas. Tens Moaher Mfg. Co., Dallas, Teias If. K. Mulford Co., Philadelphia, Pa. N.C.oiSt.L.Road,Naih-.iU, Teuiv. National City Bank 55 Wall St., New York City Nttional Grocery Co. Seattle, Wuah. If ational Safety Council Chicago, 111. Hew York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co., Cleveland, Oliio Nordyke & Marrcon Indianapolis, Ind. Northern Assurance Co. uf Loudid, ChiaiRo, 111. Oil Well Supply Co., Pittib-irgh, Ii. Vackard Motor Car C. Detroit, Mich. J. E, Pinkham Lumber Co. Seattle, Wash. Rand, McNally & Co.. Chicago, IIL Ketail Credit Co., Atlf nto, Ga. Rcsenbcrc Bros. ft. Co. San Franosco, Cf.l. Ross-Gould Co., St Louis, Mo. Sarcent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Seattle Hardware Co. Seattle, Wash. Henry Sctmcbom & Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. liouthem Motors, In.. Houston, Tr,i lyjuthcni Pacific RailtTjn.U a. San Francisco, Col. Southland Life In?. Co Dallas, Texas Standard Undertrouni. Cable C Pittsburgh, Pu. tcf. t -, rib 00. iad fbic' Ldciu ii 'The JDictaphonc," made and aiercbmdiBcd lean Medical Association, the American l.aryuso'lcal Association, the American Iarynpollcal, Ilhlnoloelrnl nml Otolon leal Hoclety nnd the Pennsylvania Htule nml Philadelphia County Medical Ho cloty. lie was n fellow of the Phi ntlel phlu CoIIoro of PhysIcIanM nnd one of the board of tovernors of the American College of Surneoiis. Dr Freeman, u son of Walter Free niipi und Virginia Victorln March Free man, of Ileverly, N. J,, was born In Devcrly in 1800. In 18112 he married Miss Corinne Keen, daughter of Dr. W. W. Keen, of this city. She and ncven children aurvlvo him. Funral fcerviccs will b conducted at' his homt tomorrow afternoon. Spokane Drug Co., SpoVooue, Wash. Timken-Dctroit Aile Co. Dettoit, Mich. The M. J. O'FaUon Supply Co. Denver, Colo. The Ohio Brass Co., Mansfield, O. The Toledo Scale Co.. Toledo, Ohio Travelers Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn. Union Carbide Co. 42nd St. BldR., New York City Union Central Life Insurance Co, Cincinnati, Ohio U. S. Fidelity & Guarantee Co. Baltimore, Md. U. S. Forestry Service, Ogden, Utah United States Rubber Co, New Haves, Conn. Utah Salduro Co. Salt Lake City. Utah Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston, Ma. Washington Water Power Co. Spokune, Watli. The Charles E. Wells Music Co. Denver, Colo. Western Dry Goods Co. Seattle, Wash. The Western Union TelegTcph Co. Denver, Colo. Westinghousc Air Brake Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. VestinKhouseElec.Co.,Atlanta,Gi. Westinchouse IClectrie Mfg. Co. 165 Broadway, New York City Tlie Whitmnn & Barnes Co. Akron, Ohio David Williams Co. 239 W. 39th St., New Ycf fc C.ly Woodward Wifiht Co. New Orleans, Ln. Yale c Townc Mfc. Co. Stamford, Conn. Zellerboch Paper Co., Seattle, Wiuh. by the Columbia Graphophoae Co Silks at Special Prices for Christmas Presents Crepe de chine, 40 inches wide; n fine, close weave of good weight and body; black, white, navy blue, flesh, gray, brown and pink; same grade previously selling at $5.00 a yard. Charmeuse of splendid quality, 40 inches wide, in perfect shades of black and navy; previously selling at $6.00. Buy cither of these two weaves Wednesday particularly suitable for gift silks at $2.65 a yard The Charm of Fine Furniture never fails to please the one fortunate enough to receive it. Here one can buy a Suite, a luxurious Davenport or Easy Chair, beside the smaller pieces, such as Teacnrtt Shades Sewing Tables Desk Nesta of Tables Candlastickt End Tables Book Ends Mirror Clocks Lamps Bedtend In this same section, too, we have Blankets, Quilts and Comforts, which always make popular presents. Reminders in Lingerie and Negligees We have chosen these few to men tion because they represent especially good value. CamisoUs of washable satin and rudium silk, hemstitched or lace trimmed $ I. SO and $2.00. Chemise of crrpe da chine or washable satin, prettily trimmed $3.45. Night Gowns made from crepe de china of good quality; both tailored and lace trimmed models $5.00. Bloomers of washable satin, full-cut and reinforced $3.45. Bath Robes for women, eoft nnd warm, ' satin ribbon bindiim on collars und curls $8.50. Slip-on Negligees, serviceable lounging robes for business women or college girls; made of curduroy in rose or Copen $8.50. Corduroy Breakfast Coats, charming in appearance, us well as comfortnble $8.50. You Save 1-3 If You Choose Your Gift Purchase From This Table Desirable in every way, but lots which have sold down to a few of u kind and which have, therefore, been reduced one-third in price for quick clearance. Special Table on the First Floor. fCY-, ' r Dj.'i k Here's Where a Dollar Buys Far More Than Usual Snnitus 1 3-piece Luncheon Sets they have a well-deserved place in every household and make a gift with which one can scarcely "go wrong"; formerly sold at $1.50; while this lot J? " rA Lace-trimmed Bureau or Buffet Scurfs, 18x54 inches a charming and inexpensive Christmas remembrance; reduced from $1.50 euch C 1 tf Men's Handkerchiefs with colored borders; same grade which has been selling at 50c each, Wednes- t 1 ff day, 3 for $ 1 .UU Women's Plain Colored Handker chiefs with embroidered corners; usually sold at 25c each; for Wednes- d"l f( day, reduced to 6 for V U" tttliimk Wi", V V 4S& .J ,K mmt,Mu4 Here Are Gloves You Can Buy at a Saving Women's One-clasp Washable Cape skin in pearl and mastic shade $4.00, reduced from $4.75. Women's Strap-wrist Washable Capeskin Gloves in pearl color only $7.00. reduced from $8.00. Women's Slip-on Washable Cape skin in beaver and pearl $5.00, re duced from $5.75. Women's French Pique Kid in tan, beaver and ecru (a few in black and white) now $4.25 a pair, reduced from $5.00. Gloves for Men $6.50 Buckskin in beaver and buck ahadcr $5.00. $6.50 Strap-wrist Capeskin in tan only $5.00. $5.75 One-cUp Tan Cape; $5.00. $3.50 One-clasp Scotch Wool $3.00. $2.50 Strap-wrist Wool Cloth Glove $2.00. $9.00 Capeskin Strap-wrist with seam lew wool lining $8.00. $7.00 One-clasp Gray Mocha $6.00 a pair. Savings in Desirable Woolen and Cotton Materials All-wool Serges, 42 inches wide; soft, even weave; medium weight and twill; made from worsted yarns; black, navy, brown; 1000 yards of the same grade previously selling nt tf1 OC $3.25 a yard, now 00 All-wool Tricotines in a good shade of navy blue; 55 inches wide; only a limited quantity of the for- (IJO QK mer $6.00 grade at PO,VO Printed Cotton Voiles, 38-inch; new patterns and color-combinations; now 50c, 75c. $1.00 and $1.25 a yard. Thi is from one-half to one-third less than last spring's prices. Lingerie Nainsook, 40 inches wide; a very fine quality for undergarments and children's wear; well worth 85c a yard; Wednesday, while it KK0 lusts OOC Surprise Her With One of These A handsome Collar I The popular roll shape, which every woman and girl can use advantageously on some dress or suit. Very specially priced at $1.10 and $1.35 each Th&se at $1.10 of Irish lace; at $1.35, real filet. Children's, Girls' and Women's Outer Apparel at Special Prices In the Infants' Department there nre splendid values in Coats for girls and boys of 2 to 6 years. Coats which are lined and interlined; made of sturdy polo cloth, English tweed and velour; price, $18.75, with ringtail oporsum collars, $25.00. In the Girls' Section you will find jome of the finest Coats that can be purchased for $28.50, in sizes 6 to 14 years, und at $37.50 in sizes 8 to 1 6 years. English tweed, velour, English polo cloth, broadcloth and camel' s-hair, in several becoming styles. Most of the higher-priced ones arc trimmed with Australian opossum or nutria. The Women's and Misses" App&ici Section is featuring several Coat specials at $24.50, $37.50. $57.50, $72.50 and $85.00. Coats and Dolmans, plain or with fur. Still some of those wonderful $23.00 Dresoes for women and young women. Lovely new Satin Hats, smartly trimmed specially priced at $3.75 to $13.50. Ql LIMB. , 'C'llPif'
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