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EVENING- PUBLIC LEpGER-HliABLPHIAV MONDAY, "DECEMBER 27 1920
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WOES OF AUSTRIA
DESCRIBED
BY GIRL
Mi3s Dorothy North, of Friends'
Unit, Tolls of Housing and
Food Problems
PALACES USED. FOR POOR
READ AND WEEP, BANDITS!
Man With $4751 In Pocket Lands In
Celt Unrobbed
When hold-up men nnt motor ban
dltM rend this there'll be walling nnd
gnashing of teeth. ,. ,
Ami father, while lie scans a idle of
Christmas bills In liln offlre toda . will
so) with Sergeant l)or?o, of the lentil
and Huttonwood streets -tation :
"It ran't be. There ain't that much
monej left In the world "
nut then. Adolph TetntlkK of Mount
Vernon street, between Thliteeiith unil
Seentieiith that's near enough so as
uot to gie an anxious hold tip m"
some Infonnntion doesn't beliee in
the Christmns spirit to the extent of
Imndllng his mone freely Uht ,
linn.llinc It so that it goes into the colters
The Austrian Oo eminent is troubled f the inerehanfs. He sned his.
with housing condition just as scrlou. '1lklalarrr,,t,'iVS;1'K'!,olnn
., prevail here, and the poor are find- V. V' felukU I fm.1 tS
Ing refuge in the palaces of the ; ,,mi tn lnot him The pntrolinnn who
frU-nil TniHt k s found a mimrr n ii
wealthy.
That Is the .tatement of Miss Dor
oth North, of tin Uncrhaii rrlends' I
nervice commlttne She has iu-t re
turned to this counts after having
been engaged in rtlhf work in Vleniin
for more th.in a or
Miss North mjs that the Austrian
Government, finding a r.erious housing
problem on its hnnds deildid to util
ire the palneis f the nobillt to pro
Tide shelter for the people
"Many of the In nitifiil pnlnies of
Tienna lime been tiken oer b the
government and a fninlh has been
assigned t n h rimin,' Miss North
says. "The artisto rat- .in greath
disgusted b tlie uhede pro( i edlng Tliej
Hot onh lme to liv in one or two
rooms of their own pnUe, but hnte a
score or more of proletarian lamiiie-
as neighbors under t!i
pocket, and sent him to the station
house, win re he is held for n hearing on
a .harge of uirr.Ung weapons, in-u .....-
1,1 WhenaSergennt Horse went through
Teustikis' poiktts nt the station house
he got the -hoik of his life t.oin om
loiket 'aim a roll of SUM! bills. i..i.
mother roll of twenties: from n t h r.
another roll of lUt.-s. and from nnotliei
n bunch of ones and twoes and mcs.
In all th.ie was jut Mj.l
Sergeant Dorse won dn t een I 1
the respoiisitnllt of taking ;nre of that
nu.li ...one So he lo.ked Temtlkn ,,
n .'II all b hiniMlf and i. turned th.
fund to him pending the hciinns toda
KILLED FOR TICKLING GIRL
STUDENTS TO HAVE
I
LEAGUE OF NA
IS
Chamber of Commorco Inspiros
Movemont Among Foroignors
Studying in City
good will through and la nchofastic
channels.
One of the remarkable, featured of the
league's membership Is that there nrc
many more Chinese students than those
from nny other foreign country. The
Flowery Kingdom's representation Is
seventy -one, of whom several nrc
women. The next lnrge total Is I'orto
Hlco, which haH thirty-seven students.
Cuba Is third with thirty -tuo.
The fnct thnt the number of Japanese
students hero has decreased In recent
years Is thought to be worthy of com
ment. At present thnt country has but
sixteen students in our various schools,
ltoth Chlnn nuil South America nrc
sending greater number of students to
WOULD FOSTER GOOD WILL!1,n'lnuc'p,lIll1 Tx ,onr- .. ,
.vv.i-.i uwuis ifi-.-., S() (nlnp,i invc hecoine the cduca-
. i tlonnl Institutions In the Quaker City
v .i. ..oa a.i. ...... i,-.ilthat students come to them from n-
""''. n '""." """"' " ""......, m()tc cotwtH f thP Kiobe. Such couu
in colleges and other institutions In
this cit will orgnnlze their own
"League of Nations "
The organlmtlon is being developed
b the educational committee of the
Chamber of Commerce. The members
of the league will represent our allies,
the Triple Alliance nnd Mexico; and
the organisation will function along
l,iiu. floirned to promote (ilternntloii'i'
tries as Slam, llurmn, t'krnlne, Korea
and Mj rla lire represented among the
I seekers of knowledge here.
Zelgler Party at Wayne Palace
The annual Christmas entertainment
glen for Nleelown children by "I'neln
loe" Zelgler will he held In the Wayne
l'alacc Theatre, (lermant vn luemie
,i M 'inron -ticet this afternoon.
HONOR TO DR. DRINKER
Mining. Englneert' Institute Re
ceives Retiring Lehigh President
Dr. Henry M. Urinker, retiring pros
Ident of Lohlgli Dnlverslty, who l
about to take up his residence In Mer
Ion, was honored nt the meeting of tin
American Institute of Mining i:uglncer
In New York lost Trlda. The Instl
tute elected hl.n nn honorary member
The distinction of such membership N
attested by the fact that in Us lift
cnls of existence the Institute has be
stowed only forty -one honorary mem
bet ships.
Former Newspaperman a Priest
The Ilev. Samuel II Wood, former
newspopcr man, but now a priest in
the I'rotestnnt Kplscopil Church, be
gnn his ministry yesterdn In the
Chapel of the Holv Communion, n
branch of the Chinch of the Hol Apos
tles, located nt Twenty-seventh nnd
Wharton streets. Mr. WooM becomes
vicar of the ehnpel, where he will work
under the direction of the Ilev. Dr.
(eorge II. Toop, rector of Holy Apos
tles' parish.
With tie bill-
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I'Thu ..I.T.i.j Mimn n.vi.liih .it tlipir ' lot M..II11.W Hist IHMIM 111' nn.
agricultural hinds, b t the .niiiint git
farm lubor
Feed Children In l'ul.wo
Miss North said a large -into of
rooms in the Schoenbrunti the favorite
palace of former Kmperor Clurles. Is
being used b the English and American
Friends for their child feeding work
Austria is confronted by staration
unless the Allies heip hi r Miss North
Resenting Attentions to Sweetheart
..- e,M tn Hava Shot Rival
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Pittsburgh. Dee
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...i, ,.,. l.i the bend. Hainan it .
t,U di.i.1 in n boarding Iioum- in (..'
,',... North Side. laM eynlng. th.
a ing will, his Hie for tickling th.
bonnlmg I.oum- pr..pr.e.or s p.eu,
(I iiighter under the chin.
Th.- ix.llce are hunting N eigu
m. etheart of the girl. f".
. i. .. ..i.-.. nn, moused Of StllVOllU
J... ....I tt.-.tlng Selgel-s remark
nlli. skill with a
revohcr the tx.li.e
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J.Mfl. l)Af....ilitiiuw4.int(i.i.rimAl. .. tiA fntt thnt UIP " nuiiti-
WUIIIIC-'. l(.iusi.( jniui.n i - I H 11(1 I H' UK " ' . Ulv-xf Kriltl
part of Oennon., owing to the fear and i u iVrzlll s breast enteretl u "l1"1 "'.;
distrust of Kr.inc. nnd mins.unded bv , i ,me ,n.-h in diameter. ine sixui
hostile, jealous states which hne raised I t),iUet tnter.M tlie itims el "mP,r
economic barriers ag.iinvt her Austria An n.ie of the six shot, wouw nn
is without a seaport witliout er. .lit. , impd it stunt death. , .
incapable of su-tuititng her poptilu- Seigel's jealous tu sn.u m "". '
Mth Miss
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,m troiirUtor " I urwii
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knew Seigel we renum. ....- ,
rseizci. wuii '" i
T.nst en ng
. , .. Ia..,I
" i " 11" . , " , at coins with n to
" "' Ul... :"'."," . soring IV
l . Mir i i lii'i i "
ncrecn and the
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apparent tiieiMiinH ".-"
spring rem ii
two were .ligngeu in
of the room' m m-
this pastime in one
ihen othe
ttin A am, iltv hud honn yil.l.tiitlK I ...... I . ... . r.il dflS
cut off from its rountr districts nnd , pprill .hnttiug familiarly
cannot obtain food for its population, i Jpmsip S. i
"Th.. viifferine nmoni! the aired Is un- i ,.,,. i,,,m.
sneakable." Miss North continued . ,ii,i,i ,he mrl's chin
. . . ....... .... .,
mere is not tomi ennugn to te.'.i in.
children, nnd we cannot hope to pro- ,
vide for the old folks It must be
heart-rending to young mother, to have I
to take food nwny from their aged
fathers and mothers to give to the little I
ones. The old folks are slowl star
ln " . . .-1f nn hnOT
" i house tor iinn " ":-., , ,,
Seventy Persons in Cult 0aT"
Miss North s.ild mere were sovent ' ',, slllM.Mon. S igel was wn
men and women eonnreted with the ' ' '." f(1, ..p liou.e nn ' fesn
English nnd American Friends' uni' in ' ltmnVealed l'ernll deid
... .! UAr.M IlnnM.ii'u (mium.
uit-lllir will. Iiriin-ll ii'"'iri -, ,.iiti.- j . .
.. l!Af .r1l..intutrn.!nn fuiullm. ST . UICB 111
(KK children under school age. while The bod of Hichard C hance thirt
Mr. Hoover's organization feeds the tie jear-, old. was found in Jits room
t-chool children. The American work is ir Race street east of llroad late es
under the direction of the Friends' Mr iMrdny Plusicitnx said the man nnd
lee committee, which has its henilqunr- died from alcoholism. Hie tHi 'in
ters at 20 South Twelfth street. taken to the morgue.
Start today by joining our
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Race Street Room
Everybody Welcome
FIVE-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $5 each
week for the next 50 week.- On
December 10, 1921, you will re
ceive a check for $250.00, plus
interest.
TWO-DOLLAR CL i
Requires a deposit of $2 00 enti.
week for the next 50 weeks On
December 10, 1921, you will re
ceive a check for ?100 00, plus
interest.
ONE-DOLLAR CLASS
Requires a deposit of $1.00 each
week for the next 50 weeks. On
December 10, 1921, you will re
ceive a check for $50.00, plus
interest.
FIFTY-CENT CLASS
Requires a deposit of 50 centb
each 'eek for the next 50 weeks.
On December 10, 1921, you will
recene a check for $25.00, plus
interest.
Mutual Trust Company
Bourse Building
2809-281 1 Germantown Ave. 60th and Ludlow Sts.
Philndelplilit
SMli
Saves Money-
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Burns All the Coal
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Have you ever figured out the amount of pre-!
-ols. hard-earned dollars you lose every winter
because of the great amount of heat that goes up
the chimney instead of into the house? Heat from
coal is generated through the burning of gases in '
the coal. Unless all these gases ignite you are,
actually wasting good money. With the King Koal
Karburetor every bit of gas is ignited; less coal is
used and more heat generated.
Less Ashes Less Work
No Ash Sifting No Coal Gas
r King Koal Karburetor burns ALL the cool.
N'o half burned coal in the abh pit no cunkers that choke
tie t re and reduce its efficiency, no dangerous coal gat
The King Koal Karburetor is installed right in the door
of your heating bystem or the lids of the coal range.
There is nothing to regulate, nothing to get out of order
It is on the job Jl the time SAVING YOU MONEY
WITH EVERY SHOVELFUL OF COAL, The Kim
Koal Karburetor 1 no experi
ment. We have hundreds of
letters from satisfied users in
all sect.onb of the city See it
I demonstrated and write for
laboratory tests Booklet A. '
For Boiler or Furnace For Ranges
$1 5.00. Installing $2.50 ?5.00 a Set
Extra in Philadelphia 1 italhng $1.00 Extra
Fred'k Sabin u Co., Inc.
HOWARD MILLER, President
237-39-41 BREAD STREET
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fMail Orders Filled!
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Mavson & DeMair?
1215 Chestnut Street
Fnra and Millinery
We repair and remodel your Fur Garments very I llltistrated catalog of our Fun mailed free
skillfully nnd very reasonably in price, as well! on request. Phase write or ask in nton:
Charge Purchases Will Be Billed February 1st, 1921
We Announce for Tomorrow:
January Fur Sale
ENTIRE FUR STOCKS WITHOUT RESERVE
n
Here Are the Facts
on Today's Fur Prices
as They Exist in THIS Store
Furs have reached their very lowest levels. On this account we have
reduced our bntire stock of Furs below actual cost. These present re
duced prices would not buy the skins alone, even hi today's low market
We are prepared to take our loss NOW on merchandise in stock, but
this condition in our business cannot last very Jong, because we cannot sell
at a loss indefinitely.
Next season, even if we can buy at a slightly lower cost, we must add
a legitimate profit, and this will make a higher cost to you, over and nbove
our present prices.
Nothing can be gained by waiting or deferring your purchase any
longer. If you need Furs, buy now, while the assortments are still gen
erous, and the prices so low.
We advise you to buy now because we believe that you have faith in
this constantly growing Fur store, and we intend to keep this faith as we
have done for many years.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
Formerly Reduced to
9 Marmot Coats , . . . 30 ad SB 0 125.00 54.50
S Trimmed Canadian Seal Coats (S6 h- 130.00 58.50
12 Taupe Lamb Coats ( inch) . . 135.00 64.50
9 Taupe Lamb Coats ' fC h 145.00 74.50
9 Taupe Coney Coats ss ) 150.00 78.50
4 Trimmed Siberian Wolf Coats 1 is inch) 145.00 84.50
4 Trimmed Leopard Cat Coats 'Jo inch). 135.00 84.50
11 French Seal Coats ao inch) 145.00 88.50
12 French Seal Coats S6 inch 165.00 115.00
9 Racoon-Trimmed Marmot Coats (S0 ch) 210.00 125.00
9 Natural Muskrat Coats ' w inch) 210.00 135.00
8 Trimmed French Seal Coats , so inch) 225.00 145.00
5 Hudson Seal Coats m inch) . . 245.00 145.00
4 Nutria Coats '" and 3G h 250.00 145.00
7 Racoon-Trimmed Marmot Coats (seinch). 250.00 145.00
9 Squirrel-Trimmed French Seal Coats . no inch). 250.00 165.00
10 Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats.. ( so inch) 275.00 175.00
6 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats ' e&;. 275.00 175.00
8 Natural Muskrat Coats ' w; 275.00 175.00
9 Beaver-Trimmed French Seal Coats.. ae inch) 295.00 185.00
5 Jap Mink Coats no inch) . 325.00 195.00
i Scotch Mole Coats tae inch 395.00 245.00
5 Hudson Seal Coats ie ineh 495.00 325.00
8 Skunk-Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats. . (as inch).. 495.00 325.00
9 Beaver-Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats. c6 mch) 495.00 325.00
7 Hudson Seal Coats coandis mch) 525.OO 345.00
6 Natural Squirrel Coats ( inch) 545.00 365.00
8 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats no and u inch) 550.00 395.00
5 Scotch Mole Wraps ess inch). 695.00 445.00
2 Beaver Coats (ss mch) 695.00 445.00
9 Hudson Seal Wraps fis inch) 750.00 495.00
9 Hudson Seal Wraps rs tnch) . . 900.00 595.00
I Natural Squirrel Wraps us inch) . . . 975.00 695.00
1 Natural Mink Coat. . . . -. (so inch) . 1050.00 695.00
1 Natural Mink Coat isg mch). 1350.00 895.00
1 Alaska Seal Wrap 0,3 inch) 2000.00 1250.00
1 Natural Mink Wrap as inch).. . 2500.00 1495.00
Fox, Wolf arid Lynx Scarfs
11.00 18.00 28.00 38.00
Regularly 19.50 to GS.00
Colors are Taupe, Rrown, Black, Poiret
Kamchatka and LuciIp
Values in Fur Sets
29.50 44.50 69.50 98.50
flenulartu 30.00 to U5fi0
Sets of Taupe, Brown and Black Vox,
Wolf or Lynx, Racoon, Beaver, Skunk,
Nutria or Mink.
'Fur Stoles'
29.50 49.50 79.50 98.50
Regularly iOM to 165.00
Stolos of Australian Seal, Hudson Sea!,
Jap Mink, Nutria, Moleskin, Natural Squir
rel, Australian Opossum and Skunk.
5.50
Children's Sets'
8.50 10.00
12.50
Regularly 80 to 10J0
Sets of Natural Coney, White Coney,
Badger, Red Fox, Fawn Coney, Tnuno
Coney and Brown Coney.
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City death rate falls
Decrease of Ten 8hown Since Pre
ceding Week
The deaths In the city from nil musoh
.n the week which ended nt noon Snttir
ilny numbered 108, which Is n decrco
of ten from those of the prctlmis week,
mil nn lurrcnse of 122 oer those of the
ooi responding week of ln8t enr.
Included In the mortality Inst week
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Dlphlhcrln nnd Irotip, noVen tubcrcu
loMs of lungs, forty. eight; cnticcr nnd
other malignant tumors, forty-six;
npoplexy nnd softcnlns of brnln, twenty-two;
heart disease, tdxty-thrce;
bronchitis, nine; pneumonia, twenty
seven; bronclio-pncumonln, thirty
three; disinses of the stolnneh, nix ;
dltirrhcn nnd enteritis (under two
enrs), six; nppcndleitla, six; rlrrhosU
of liver, three; neute nephritis nnd
Brlcht's disease, forty-five; concnltnl
debility, twenty-two; Rtileldc. three.
Wanted Man to Give Blood
Physicians nt tho Hnlmcinatm If01.
pltnl are seeking a yoiinc nun wl,0 i'
wllllnc to undeffcn n blood ti'Anffujio '
thnt tnny save the life of n woman wl,"
for evernl dan hns been llnRPrlii
tween life nnd death. Vlo joung ,,!
hnvo volunteered their AcrUees i "
each wns found unlit to tiii(lerf'n ii"
operation. Any one wilting t0 civr. ht
Dioon Hiiouiti miniy ni tnc lOMiItnl .2
f) i.'lO o'clock this mornlmr. ' tftl
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He had seven times too
many folders and trouble
He was the office manager of a large banking house, hav
ing trouble with his files. He turned to Library Bureau.
We told him that we couldn't tell at long range where
the difficulty was; that before we could make any recom
mendations, we would have to actually audit his files for
him. This was done.
We found that he had old-fashioned filing methods. We
showed him how they could be brought up-to-date.
We sent one of the operators from our Department of
Indexing and Filing to install the new system, explaining
that there would be a moderate charge for this service.
Today there are 3500 folders in the current files in
stead of 25,000 as before transferring is a matter of a
few weeks instead of months. And, more important, the
filing department has attained an all-'round speed and
accuracy which had never been possible.
Drop in to see us some day and see if we cannot help put
your office on a better basis a basis that means greater
efficiency and less expense.
Library Bureau
Card and filing
systems
Founded 1876
M. W. MONTGOMERY, Manager
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Filing cabinets
wood and steel
Salcirooms in 49 leading cities of the United States, Great Britain and Prtne
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Fur Trimmings, Collars and Cuffs at January Sale Prices
IIZLZ Libert y Bonds and Purchasing Agents' Orders AcceptcdlWiMi
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An After-Xmas
Suggestion
Why be envious
of vour friends
when we will help
you secure the gift you
want? By our "dollar-a-week"
credit terms you can
wear the ring, watch or
jewel today and pay for it
on easy weekly payments.
Come in and see what your
"Christmas Money" will
buy here. Or get your gift for
that forgotten friend or
relative from our large and
undepleted stocks.
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