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EVENING PUBLIC1 LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY
3,
1021
21 ARE OVERCOME
of land between Hi.. Schuylkill river
mill the Maniiyuiik ennui.
While on the wn to the liopltnl
with tliVce liicni'Mi nverroiiie by the
Hinohi', die Mmmyiink motor police
initio loit ii renr wheel while near u
sleep upgrade nt Mnin ntreel nml Wnl
nut inse. The wheel was quickly re
lilneed nml the journey to the hospital
1920 AUTO TAGS WON'T DO
State Highway Department De
mands New Licenses Be Shown
Hiirrisluire, I'n., .Ian. '!.--( l'.y A.
P.l-OfficinN of the Stnte IHkIiwii.v
Depnttinent today reiterated tlieir ie
fusiil to grant nny extension of time for
eensuM, and declared reports coniltiR to
the nfliee of the registrar of the auto
mobile division Indienteil t tin t from
ninety to ninety-live out of eery hun
dred ehlules wore displaying the jellow
end blink tnt;s of 11121. The position
whs taken t lint abundant notice has
been given nml that people who npplleil
late had to take their chance" in the
ru"h.
Itelioits
received here
also indicated
iirlous pin In of
wlllt delltititicnlM, hut that
. itiako any dlffcicnee hcie.
Imeiit Inspectors will get lo
will not In th' we
I'lie depait- lags will
wotk later law.
ek nml display of hn-t ,w,
ho considered violation of t,!
local pollc
e oluc a X in v
the state
were inclined
to be lenient
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CHANCELLOR, DIES AT FACTORY BLAZE
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le-iuned, III" tlretnen fH") Ic weie un
Injured by tlie lulslmp.
4 holders of 11120 automobile or truck li-
"Scrap-of-Paper" Statesman Manayunlc Paper Mill Burns
( Succumbed to Pneumonia $300,000 Fire as Fumes
New Year's Night Topple Men Over
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SPIRIT BROKEN BY DEFEAT AMBULANCE OVERWORKED
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Ifethinniin llollurs. former (iff' man
Imperial f lintiorllnr. diet, Inte S:iturl:i
night lifter a Inief illness on hfs e-tnte
nt 11ihenlinn. near lierlin. lie wni
lxtj -four jeni old
Ir miii Itethmnnn-IIollwei; wn ap
pnrentli in j,., hrnllh until UVilnns.
day. He pned ('hi-Ntuins a usual
with hi- (iimily. but contraeted a cold
which developed into acute pneumonia.
Ills condition became steadily worse
and his private phyoleian was sum-,
moned from lierlin. but the former,
chancellor had already become uncon
scious and never regained emi-i-iims-1
ness.
His wife died in l'.Hl iitul hi- lnt
his eldext son in the war. lie is sur
vived bj a daughter. t'mintr-s X.ech,
wife of the -ivn-tnry of the l'niinu
legation nt Muniili. a-id a -on. I'elh.i
a Htiideiit at I'eilin i
Herein l lirnl and ( iireworn
Oil tie '.I't Ml Ills fleijuctlt lits
to Herl'ii. in Vim inhci. li. urn lietb
maim llnl s "its seen . .- I U ; 1 ir in
Vnter- Pi ii l.tinl'M. but the once stal
wart tij-iii e .i- nc longer upnsht
Few j'edi si inn- r ii)kpiI in the
Mooped hgni-i nix) i-ai'cwi'i'ii fio e the
formci iiinieri.il i hancellor.
Von r.elhiiiillin llnllwi'S rcently
com lu'l'd the iiion of llie liiuil
pioofs nf tlie s.-i .-ml iiliime nf his war
ilini . win ii is annmiiK'cd for early
pulil I- ,u ion
VETERAN KILLED IN FALL
Lost His Balance While Opening!
Window in Bedroom
IlfililltlS. I'M-. ' r Trunk, m -I
Roth. ,i wnilil w-ii "tern n aged tun
tj-fonr "ins I'll trom li.s I'iiIhuiu
window on tin- s . .-nil tlniir nt Ins IJnsi
dale hum- m -t --i:i -iml was inst,niil
killed, his lv !eini; hmk'-n mnl -kull
frnctureil.
Tlie niiiiii-ii' im lined w In n le iuiii
prepared to i Tit.- .ifier a Ni Ni'iir
sercnililinc trm with M -i"i f n-iii
pnnious ll,. ,i in the best ni health
and ilieertul. .in I ln iiiri-nt- mit t'n
idea "f nii ide It is thought I- oi
his bill. im e while I'tietiiii"; (he wunlnw
Roth was a b-inli-r in a iiimibi r nf inn
moeiiii tits iii ii t-luhborlii'inl. win'-h
is a suburb i.f I!' nlins.
Reading Man Dies Mysteriously
Rradiir:. IM.. -Ian '' .Ihn W
Nje m 'I llintN wn t"iiinl iiii
coiiscions in Ins iimm lii-ie last nilit
nnd after biina taken t a hnspital was
pronoun' ' d ilunl N"1 had taki n a
room in c luilin huiiso n shm-t linn
RSO. ami .liter bein inised fur two
das i' si-.in h wu iiinle and lie wa
foilllil h II- II t'l- id ni- in il-nm It
in tlmliEl ill. mm met III- il-ilth b
poison iniiiu i n. ti . nf i In.
y'been f- in I
Tire estciiln. wtcekeil the idailt of
the Philadelphia Paper Mnniifncttirinc
Co . ion street near roiintnin. in
Miniajiink Twenty -one liremeii were
overcome, and the hws will ccecd
s::im).oo(i
All ihe liienieti wen- tieatcd at the
Miniuri.il Itiispiinl. in ItoMioroiiRh, and
a number are still in tlie iutltutinn
siilTeiins from tin- i-fleets of Miiokc
fumes. l-'iftccn trips were made by
an ambulance, carrying overcome lire
I'lKllteis to tlie hospital.
.lohn .Jacobs .Jr., president of tlie
lorpoiation. was a spectator at tlie tire
and as he saw man after man drop
ping, mcrcoinc, lie said:
"Let the building burn. 1 can't 'cc
any more men hint. 'The place is not
worth it."
Tight men o' Kngiue Company ."0.
ei ti fioin Kngine Companv "'', ami
s'i (nun nt In t- units were owtoome.
I.Nt of Injured
Thoe nereonie were:
Samuel Kittenhoiisp, battalion diief,
Coiliiaii !'. -17 Wet Itittcnlioiisc
sticet.
Joseph Pain u.ist. captain. Trink II.
Jl'lti l.inco'n street
I hn id M Campbell, -iiplnin. Coin
l'.im .'!!. Hi" I.eM'i ington aeuii''.
Steiiheii ! llowurd. lieutenant. Cum
I'.inv 1 l.is. Wilde street.
-lulin II Smith, lio-eiiiiin. Conip.iin
,"i!i. ."1 I K-is, Ihipuut street.
Theiiilure llinkle. Iiosemiin. Cuinpam
:'.." Iliii'J S' H.niiN sticet
Charles lirmer, ho email, Compani
.".-". 11'-' Mnh.lle iiM'inie.
tieorge I.nnigiiii, lioscman. Company
.'!.". ."'.i'-Ti Kidge iiM'tiue.
Charles l iallinger. hoseniaii. Companv
..."i. -!7i." Uinsgold street.
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Wffl YOU Profit by the Experience of
50 Big Companies?
p-lll u-V 1'J'l Muhllle avenue.
W.ntie I'eti-i inaii. Iioscimin. Cotnpaiiv
."'.I. HiUil M-iiism-i incline.
John Koih, li.-seiiian. Company 'J7.
''."ls Th'ounisou street
1'IiimI 1 mi liosciiimi. Cniiipam .'ill
(;::i i:ast Wen-h n t.
lul.ii ,lag"ei-, husi man, Compain ,".!i.
I'Jtt UoI)Oin'igli im ll'ie
Si.miiel IJ I'.lih. husi man, Coiupnin i
.'!.. s.n.", Knlge ,in n ,e
Jusi-ph P. Itowe. I'-isPinan. Coin,iatn
lill. unr North Tw. ct -itli street. I
Ilariv Hililei-s'ioim, hnscman. Com-1
pnt 1-. 1'Ul i:,ist Pirth street.
Milton ! Spniigl. r. iiusemaii. Com-)
jiany ."!. hi" Coiianoe strei-t
Albert Ilatining. hold' rinan. Compain
it.". '-".IL't Notth Twenn -I'M-ntli slreei.
Itiiluiid (iiliiiuiir. h-'-i mnii. Coinpanv
:i!i. 1"si! Iiupont street
James II ir.ni. Iioseiiian. Company 27,
ls-'' North Twentv toin'h street.
Tin- tire, heliend. to liiiM' been caused
b spiiiiianeoiis cniiibustion. started
slim Mi alter 1 f.Yloek m a building Kill
by l-"n feel, with four walls, mof and
two ilom's. Imt un windows, (lid news
papers, principalh to he i otnertcd into
ariibu.inl, wen- toii-d in the stiuc-tur-
I ittle d.iinae w.is ,mie in the build
ing wlii-li i- ', i It un ,i nariou strip
Hip American Multtgruph Co
vicvcmna, vnio
The American RolllnR Mill Co
Middletown, Chlo
Atlantic Coast Line Rond
Wilmington, N. C.
Bolon Albany R. R.
Boston. Mms
(. C C & St. L R R. Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
(.alifornln PacklnR Corp.
San Francisco, Cal
lanadlnn Palrhnnks Morse
Toronto, Canada
Canadian National Railway
Toronto, Canada
Central of Georgia Road
Savannah, Ca.
Cole Motor Cor Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Devoe (t Reynolds, Chicago. Ill
E I. DuPont de Nemours Co
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pastern Nlnllenhle Iron Co.
Naugatuch, Conn
I treman's Tund Ins Co
San Trancisco, Cal
1 ik Rubber Co.
Chicopee Falls. Mais
Cencni! Motors Corp Sub-
sidiarl.s, Detroit, Mich
General Motors Export Co
1764 Broadway, New York City
Goodyear Tire Rubber Co.
Toronto, Canada
lehlgh Valley Railroad Co
Philadelphia, Po.
lever Dros., Cambriage, Moss
Lincoln Electric Co , Cleveland. O.
Liverpool, London It Clobc Ins. Co.
New Orleans, Lo.
Maryland Casualty Co.
Baltimore. Md.
Miller Rubber Co. Dallas, Texas
NC.&St.L. Road, Nashville. Tenn.
National City Uank
55 Wall St.. New York City
National Safety Council
Chicago, III.
New York, Chicago & St Louis
Railway Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Nordyke tt Marmon
Indianapolis, Ind.
Packard Motor Car Co.
Detroit. Mich.
Rand. McNolly c Coi. Chicago, III.
Seattle Hardware Co.
Seattle, Wash.
Southern Motors. Inc
Houston, Texos
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
San Francisco, Oil
Southland Life Ins. Co.
Dallas, lexas
Mandord Underground Cable Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co.
Detroit, Mich.
The 1 oledo Scale Co , Toledo, O.
Travelers Insurance Co.
Ilnriford, Conn.
Union Central Life Ins. Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio
L' S I Idellty c Cuarantee Co.
Doltlmore, Md.
L S forestry Service
Ogden, Utah
Q It S Music Company
Chicago, III
Washington Water Power Co.
Spokane, Wash.
The Churles E. Wells Music Co.
Denver, Colo.
Western Dry Coods Co.
Seattle. Wash.
Tlie Western Union Teleg. Co.
Denver, Colo.
Westinghousc Air Drake Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
VI rstinghousc Electric Mfg Co
165 Broadway. New York City
1 nle h Towns Mfg. Co.
Stamford, Conn,
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Kr, U, I. Pit, or. tod Portii CatMttrl
"The Shortest Route to the Mail-Chute"
No matter whether yemr offico is large or small, you can profit by ihe experience of theoe 50
companies. The executives nnd assistants In these companies and hundreds of other progressive
firms use The Dictaphone during and after effice hours. Do you want to learn how The Dictaphone
saves time, speeds up letter production, and cuts correspondence costs for these companies?
Phone or write for conrincnrf demonstration in your office, on your work
n J r r of "T" Mnn at tne Desk." Read it and then you will se
iOena IDT a free -Vpy wny it will pay you, too, to dictate to The Dictaphone.
TUr niPTAnnmip m AtnrUot ni so (lipin r.ii.i in cnH c:..iL Ct DLil-JIL:
- me un,irnunt, rnone Muln o:oo (Hejt..ne) au ai tu-ju n. oiaui m., i imauciuma
Offices also located in the following cities
Allentown Wilmington Harrisburg Tienton Reading
There ii but one Dictaphone, trade-marked "The Dictaphone," made mi merchandised by the Columbia Graphophone Co.
Making 3 files
do the work of 29
A large shoe manufacturer was having difficulty with
his filing system. He called on Library Bureau to put
its finger on the trouble.
We found that material was being filed in 29 scattered
filing departments that these departments could not
possibly co-operate and that their lack of co-operation
was one reason for the delay and confusion in filing.
"Centralized filing" was our recommendation.
"O. K." said the shoe manufacturer, "but we haven't
any one to make the change. Who will install the system
for us?" "We will," we said quickly. "We have a De
partment of Indexing and Filing which will do the work
for you at moderate cost."
Today, all of the filing of this tremendously big shoe
business is done in three departments instead of 29 as
before. Gone are the old time delays and departmental
bickerings. The filing system fits!
More information? Call, write or telephone. We're
keen to serve you always !
L Ibrjffry Bu r e au
Card nnd filing
systems
Founded 1876
M. W. MONTGOMERY, ManaRcr
910 Chestnut stM Philadelphia
Filing cabinets
wood and steel
Salesrooms in 49 leading cities of the United States, Great Britain and France
rices Have Touched Bottom in Oak Hall's
EAT JANUARY REPLACEMENT SALE !
What Do We Mean By Replacement:
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IMPLY this long before the necessity for readjustment came, we started to put the total stocks of Oak Hall
7 I ODAY xz greet our customers and the New Year of 1921 with a great stock of war
jL ranted Wanamaker & Brown's merchandise, which we offer to them at the same figures
it would cost us to replace it. We are, therefore, ready to guarantee the prices which we
quote here as the lowest at which clothing of equal quality will be sold this year.
We Will Let These Facts and Figures Tell You Their Own Story Briefly
mens
Overcoats and Suits
s:j.5&. $40 Suits for $20
$45 Suits lor $25
S50 & $55 Suits for $30
S60&S65 Suits for $35
865 & $70 Suits for $40
$75 & $85 Suits for $45
$75 Prince Albert Suits. $55
fi(MM) Black Business Suits $45
$45 & $50 Overcoats & Ulsters for .
$55 Overcoats & Ulsters for
$60 & $65 Overcoats & Ulsters for.
$75 Overcoats & Ulsters for
$85 & $90 Overcoats & Ulsters for.
Oxford Vicuna Suits With Extra Trousers, $30
Reduced to
All .Merchant Tailoring Fabrics Built to Y
.Measure at a Flat Reduction of '
C
tj
$30
$35
$45
$55
$35
25
YOUNG MEN'S, BOYS' LO
SUITS JUST AS FINE A
Young Men's $50.00 Suits, $30.00
Young Men's $55.00 Suits, $35.00
Young Men's $60.00 Suits, $40.00
Boys' $16.50 Suits for. .. .$10 00
Boys' $20.00 Suits for. . . $1 Rn
Boys' $25.00 Suits for. . . $16.50
Note: Special Suits for stout
to $18 and $20 Blue Ser
NOAND SHORT TROUSER
S OUR MEN'S REDUCED
Young Men's $40 Overcoats, $25.00
Young Men's $45 Overcoats, $30.00
Young Men's $50 Overcoats, $35.00
Boys' $15.00 Overcoats for. -$10.00
Boys' $20.00 Overcoats for. .$15.00
Boys' $30.00 Overcoats for. .$20.00
k0ySsizes 13 to 20 reduced
ges and line Cassimeres
ALL FURNISHINGS, HATS AND ACCESSORIES AT REPLACEMENT PRICES
Soil
( till
Ml S2..i(l. " I.IH), M.'.O I aim
Shirt-., p real.- and inaclra- . l.l'i
Ml I'ure M -lnrt H.iT 'no '. Oil Kir l(l (III
I-hrt-.; Sli.OO lor IJ.O0 liiits
Ml line M-idras -hirts t .Ml. S.-,.U(). OO
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Nil: s sr vi ws wi)
if i i ; w .1 t k: rs
I'KNN. I. WI KMT ).V'
".:a) hal ( ulliir sweater- . .
h,'i() Sluiwl ( o lar Sweater
Srj.'l) Klii-ti'x Knit tnat- mm
S 00 WorMnu' Shirl-. Iilur an-l Kr,i
lira Stripwl Work Sliirt--l.0(l
llliie Flannel Shirt- lor
Sl.00 (ira n..nni'l liir(
S 1.(10 (ira I'latint'l lnr.-
li.UO
S 7')
ill. i in-
$2.5"6
SI.II0 DoiiK't I'liinncl Pajamas for $2.50
10.00 Hath IIoIhs, now (i.00
.-U..-)0 Hath Kohcs, now 8.00
WOOL MlI'ri.KKS
S10.00. now
S.'i.OII. now ,
S'.OO Notasi'ine Hojh' Uilihi'd Hose, now . . .
M.00 Heavy Wool Hot, now
I'aiu-N Heather Wool ' Ho-i-, Sl.'J.I, now..
I'ancy Hpatht-r Wool . Hose, Sl.."i0, now..
S.").U0 .Mill's (ii'iiuinc Mocha OIom'.s, now.
Mi.ljl) Mi-n'-, (ionuinu liuck Skin (Mows...
.s.'i.OIJ Men'.s Otnuini' UucK Skin Oloe.H...
SI. 00 Men'.s (icnuine Hack Skin Cloves...
S4.")0 Tan Cape Clown, now
Tan Cape, Miiall sie
Sfi.30
:5.7-"i
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r.oc
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1.00
;.oo
1.00
M.00
n.r.o
2.00
.MACIHNAWS
liojs' and YoniiK .Men's $l(i.:0, $18.00 and
S20.00 all-wool 10-0
r.NDKItWHAK
.Mediumweiuht wool. S-l-'iO per Karment, for $l!..)0
MwliumweiKht merino-, S2.50 per urnient,
for . l.')0
He.Mjweijlit merino-, S2.50 per garment,
lor .'. .- - I..1--I
Heaweij,'ht natural wool, $3.50 per Kr-
ment, for '-'.-"iO
r.MON SUITS
.s,').."i0 Natural Merino $.'1.2.")
$ (..'iO Natural .Merino 2.1
$8.00 Natural 'i wool .Viii
Ileay Kihhed Kptian Shirts and Drawers,
$1.2.") per garment, now (."c
$20.00, $18.00 Velour Hats for $10.00
$15.00, 12.00 Velour Hats lor 8.00
S8.00 and $10.00 soft felt Hats and Derbies;
all sizes and shapes 5.00
S6.00. $7.00 and $8.00 soft I ell and Derby
Hats for 11.00
$.1.00 nnd $1.00 Men's Velours and Imported
Tweed Caps, now 2.50 & 1.50
Hoys' $2.00 Caps, now 75c
UMHUKLLAS
$2.50 .Men's Cotton Clorias for $1.50
$1.00 .Men's Cotton Clorias for :i.03
$12.00 Pure Silk Clorias for 8.50
$211.50 Fine Leather Suit Cases, now 1U.50
$10.50 Fine Leather Suit Cases, now 10.00
$1.75 Domet Flannel Nlfiht Shirts 1.25
$1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear, all 50c
$2.00 and $2.50 Neckwear, now ....
Pure Silk 'j Hose, $2, now
Silk 'i Hose, $1.15, now
Cotton 'i Hose, 75c, now
Cotton 'j Hose, -10c, now ,
Cotton ' Hose, 35c, now
$1.00
, 1.15
85c
, 50c
SPECIAL FANCY VESTS
Sizes 31 to 10, all
$5.00 Fancy Vests, now
$15.00 Funcy Vests, now
All sizes 31 to 18 stout. For street wear
and lull dress.
$3.00 Hlack Cauntlets for
$2.00 Huck Palm Cnuntlets for
$1.75 Ilorsehide one.fini,'er Mitts
85c Cotton Cauntlet, horse palm
G5c Cotton Cloves, leather palm
$1.00
3.50
1.50
1.50
1.00
85c
50c
35c
WANAMAKER
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MARKET AT SIXTH
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