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USELESS BOARDS
HIT IN DELAWARE
Senator Alleo Continues Drive
Against Money-Eating
Commissions
BLOW TO COAL PROFITEERS
Dover, Del.. .Tan. 2- In the DWa
unrc State Senate rtrrdny Senator
Alice continued the Introduction and
passage of the "repea'ers" doing away
with some of the useless commissions as
well as commissions created during the
last few lenrs wlrch hac cenel to
funrtlon. nenrl a'lofwhMi carried sub
stantial appropriations with them, in
..nl'lnn for IllP nnxenCC of SMIH1 Of tllC
rcpenlors whi h had been reported fn- J
vorabl.x. among them being that of a re-
peal of the -tutP Mirvev rniunniuii.
which carried an annropnatlon of
(in llitA Itimnrnr Altun snut:
"This commission hns finished its
work nnd has spent nearly all of its
S20.0IK) appropriation. Forty-live hun
dred dol'ars was paid to one man. which
is much larger than the sn'arv of an ,
state ofHclnl for the -nmo period. I
Other tnlK passed l the Senate in-
eluded the ren-al of tlie state-council -of
-defense act. n it had ceased to func
tion, and the repeal of a MOINl appro
priation to the -tnte experimental and
demonstration fv-m in Sussex county, j
Senate MM authorizing Dover to bor
row $:() 000 for implement at the
water and light plant was pissed under i
.,.uo.,oir.M .if tin. rules in both houses.
the quick a ti"ti being beausc of the
referendum e'nu-e bv the taxnajers of
the town and provision for the refer
endum b the next meeting of tit
Council.
The Senate reeied a commimicn
tion from the phl'uiithrome committee.
Wllmliieton iii mtlih meeting of
Friends, opposing passage of the "box- I
ing bill." A'-o a communication from i
the (Jeorge V. Parroll camp of I'nited
Spanish War Veterans condemning
coal profiteering and advocating pass- j
age of the boMiig MM "
Scnntor Wa'ker after the reading of
the eommiinienth n from the wn
veterans as to the coal protiteenng. .
siggested that the Delaware Genera'!
Assemblv request the federal go em
inent to'regu'nto the coal business nn 1 '
stop protiteering in oal. The Senate i
requested Senator Walker to prepare
a resolution t" t'nt effVt and present I
it at toda)'s schsion, which he ugrecd
The "boxing bill." which has been
the target of opposition from practical!
tiery quarter of the state, was repotted
out of committ'e to the House cstcrda j
' on its merits " Kin a1 n tion will not
likely bo called for until next week j
PLANS 14 NEW CARDINALS
Final List Said to Be Prepared for
March Consistory i
Rome. Jan. IS The pope will crente
fourteen new cirdinals at the next con
nistorv. according to the C.iornal
D'ltalln. The cunistur is to bu hei'l
in March.
There hae been persistent r iniors
tmong the lain and eh rg of the nh
doctsy of Philadelphia to the effect
that Archbishop Dougliert IM b mad
a cardinal The rumors crystallized
when the archbishop, accompanied b
three other prelates, wnt to Cuba re
itptl "ii n tour Those who went
with the nrihbishop were Monsignor
A. Co-slo. Liiditor f the aio-tolio lega
tion in Washington : the Ht Hev. i
Thomas J WalMi. bishop of Trenton, I
anil the lit. Ke . Philip ISernardim.
professor of canon law at the Catholic ,
L'nixersit, Washington '
SUPT. OF ORPHANS' SCHOOLl
I
George J. Isadore, of Philadelphia,
Succeeds W. C. Bambrlck
U.irrisburg. Pa.. .Tin 'J. deorge J
sRilore. of Plulnile pl.tu. has I n, ,
.(teti super. ntPiident of the Stat- Sol- I
it ' Orphans S houl at Siotlnnd. i
t'r.inklm mum, to succeed William C
Hambni'k who was named siipermten
.Irnt when Wihani Stewart rsigmd
o:nc months ago Mr. Isadore will take1
cha ge of the i htm' in April
Mr Hnmbrnk hnsbten lonneotisl with'
tue school for about tw-nt ears, huv
ug been u-sist mt sii)erin'eint i ' fir a
number of icars under Mr Ste irt
The members of the eommiss nu de
ferred inoi' of th routn o 1'i.sinns,
until tin animal meeting in March.
Live Carp 20 Cents a Pound
ISridgeport, N. J., Jan 2 Trn
tons of carp were s . ,J b ii mm I. n
l'e, a Pridg. port uii' nnan f r Minxi
I'l.e big Illl .ere g.it n-ieil lier, ft nil
. ns and sold at lin we ght at twenty i
iei.ts ii p i irtd A lurg" t.ink .us uned
t"r sl p ng 'hem t i market iir.d tio'j
, '.1 still In t'u.ppmg whkii tin j tea hi
C0TSUU'ls I
GALVANIZED COPPER
AND ZINC SHEETS
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N d St
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fn ' Paper Boxei
Urtl Qjb and Mailing Tube.
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133 N. 11th SC Philadelphia
rLECR Szos. Co.
Manufacturer and Dealert
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CHESTER OSTEOPATH HELD
Dr. Burstan Accused of Practicing
Medicine Without License
Media, Pa.. .Inn. US.- Dr. Maurice
Hurt Hurntan, of fill) WelsJ street.
Cheater, wan hold for court In ?."00 halt
err charged with prnctlclnR medlclue
and surgery without a license. Hurntan
an oiteopnth phjilclnn and optoin
trlst, hut accordiiif; to .Tntno Ouffy.
a special Inspector of the State Depart
ment of Health, In not n registered and
licenced medical phjeielnii or surgeon.
The arrest of Doctor IiurMnn Is the
beginning of a campaign which Doctor
Blvanla. is waging agnlnst iiiillccnscd I
practltlonera. ' I
10,000 Pounds of Tobacco -Burned
Gnlllpolls, O., Jan. '28. Joseph Ar
rlngtnu, a tobacco farmer living near this
city, reported jesterday that his tobacco
urn. containing 10,0(K) pounds of bur
ev leaf tobacco, had been burned last
night by mi Incendiary. Authorities be
'levc the tire was started by persons op
osed to the snle of the 11120 crop be
cause of prevailing low prices.
WINTKR RKsdltTS
TIVTIO CITY. N. J.
Leeds & Lippincott and
The Leeds Company
Announce the consolidation
on January 1, 1921, of
Haddon Hall and Chalfonte
under the ownership and management of
Leeds & Lippincott Co.
and the completion of the addition to Haddon
Hall containing an entrance direct from the
Boardwalk, large porches overlooking the ocean,
comfortable sun pavillions, the gallery and the
garden room, and Vernon Hall seating 700. The
former owners will all be active in the manage
ment of the new Company.
t
Leeds &. Lippincott Co. assures the former
guests that the homelike atmosphere which has
been characteristic in the past of Haddon Hall
and Chalfonte will be maintained in the future.
The Company solicits the continued patronage
of those accustomed to visit these long established
and favorably known houses and invites the cor
respondence and consideration of others who
are planning to" visit the unique and unrivalled
all -the -year resort of the world
ATLANTIC CITY
A WINTER RENDEZVOUS
tthnre thounndu c( lltorM art. Imbued
with n spirit of camaraderie and cowl
f 1. 'W.hlp i. ountlea friendships are
formed and old acquaintance renewed
.lujii; the Ilunrdwa'l. where happy thronK
promenade du anil nluht and m.rry
Roller L'halr pTrtin cllilo In erdltss
parade The op. n air pM1on alonir the
teach an! the nun par.ora un the lMers
anj In th Hoterf ar. I IptI pot fr a
pleaaint chai or fu unc. stui m1 enjo
mint uf the warm brlrht aunshlnc and
f .fth sumalnlnc sea air.
Ther.tr. M ivies, m' .8 of ahnp wl'-do'v
dlr.ayii and ltlndrel attractions proMde
enirnlnment
.l.-Yfar Hoif Hors.Hnr'K tt'llnfr In-
dor la Wate- T'oois NMslc Dancing
Mot Mrx- viation. etc
TItK irU'lN'J HorSKS rla. vltr
. best In the world for socla. llf.
i''rf srte hcspltu.1' architecture
r 1 cnnen'enci
Mtrlborooli-Blenhtim
Hotel Dcnnih
Hotel Strand
The Breakers
Galen Hall
Hotel Chelsea
Seaside House
The Wiltshire
Hotel Morton
Hotel St. Charles
The Shelbume
Alamac Hotel
The Holmhurst
iowpnt
I e
t -d
I'n i e
in foriablo tra.'i wv
k a l ti ket aeer- ' r
j i fres t
Reduced Rates for
Month of Janueuy
THE BREAKERS
Atlantic City, N. J.
On Ocean Front Fireproof
i runuAliy aitra' tl-.e j.fri Winter arvl
s;jr r f rianonn II j-jptj k on th leach,
j t Indocr Sw imr re ai J th evr
p-pu a- ' IU inc Chlrn ' on noardwalk
. ur ii y app rt ) LrbUt and Bun
V - -i -itv aft n muilca's and
"Tp' notary Tfa y-.' hleh ln1tn
- lUfl'Irrl
American arj I ptan part.
ATUANTICCITY.N.J. I
AivAmjePicaa Plaa Hotel i
of DisimfOTvawjReaiCoiivKjrt
rtRBPWOOtOAIlAO. I
capacity coo. ftrgr&JJJa8tori
Let Ls Male Ion Tret at Home In ttie
"(ItT of linbu.t llenltli"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean KimI Vlrirtnla Aee Cannrlty JW,
KlfTntr, I'rlrite llalli. ete. Al" irs l)rn.
K7RA C. IIFLI l'ri M. roi'T!. Proos.
CAJi ELU8 Owntr N 3 COLiJKa. MT.
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RATMORE tv
iCorlds Greatest Hotel Success
marlbOTOuqTilcnmim
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
A w. ipn Always ready Terms mo4-
rats Pbone or write. Al Walsh Ouaca.
AIKK. . C.
Houlli ( arnltna'a Premier Keieri
Hiihland Park Hotel I
' 1 !,.' HI i HMPr.n TO MAT I
'Possrsora t, rliurm nil Its own"
Cl'HUTI HI-' llhATI IN l.'NVIIliiNMENT I
Addrrs. J. J. e.U KKNKV. Manaire
Bammer Whlleftffe Inn. LUe I'laeld. N. T.
" HIIITh Ml Pill K HITtlNflH I
itiiiri, si i. pii t it spitiM.s n. v..
,oi.r thi:
Illlis ..! lir.il.lll
i J( KMIN H'lljM.- V ( ,
JALKnU.N M'HIMiS HlirKl. I
1 Jarksuii irlni(r S ('
N.ar I inehumt ami Limous golf courai-s Pea
' ' n n (Vlf Motorlnn Hunllns: Quail
(u , n m Hjr i Am drn hot. In ino '
i i. ijn Midi n'uri'M Mni.raiitM
I j; iuiran f umnier Seiai ' I ' .
AIHFN
Nl SKY
DANCER
,
HOPELESS LUNATIC
jt .
Star of Russian Ballet Thinks
Ho Is Horse and Walks
on All Fours
fJOW IN BUDAPEST ASYLUM
, I
nferlnlril from mxs-lnt cble illsnotfh's
In todny's l'nblle lslrrr. I'opjrltht.
I1W1. Iir I'uMIr Ilfr Vt,
Paris, Jan. 23. Word hns been re
ceived here from Dudnpcst that the fa
mous dancer, Nijlnsky, former star of
the llusslan ballet, is hopclcafdy Insane
nnd now confined In n liudapest asylum.
wiNTiat RE.nnTH
ATr.tSTtr CITY
IKrAVOOI). N. 1
LAUREL -HOUSE
LAKEWOOD. N.J.
A delightful soeUI atmosphere pre
raits at I-aar-l Uuose and naket It
ths fa ,o red winter hone of a par
ticular and sUstrlmtnatlPC ellertrW.
I -Wears art apen flrtpUre. an ar.
eheetrm of artists, snrlrj homelike
ehans, sertle-s paramoont. superior
ealslat. Ab-I la the open
Winter Golf and Riding
EaoiUt ' Pcru-a TKr(mn ( resri"
A. 1. Ul'KVHI. Mir.
C. . ULKfllY. As.t Her.
r nUNCAIK ntMLI n TAKIYI
I J I UKKI10II. N J.
IS J Itrat. Rerrentlon. Kxrrelse.
Large Gmnaslmn Turkish. Wse
trtc Hydrotherapy HtLs. Handball.
'iid'nt, ioir rr e surpuea rrom ivv
sere rarm. Iionxist l'nont osa.
II M'.M MMF ItOTH lirrri
LA'vKWOOD N. J. In the 1'lnsa: nil siwrta.
Unekl.t Writs TOWNSHIP fOMMITTBaL
KOt i MOINTWJ.H. N. C.
RICKS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
llldwaj lutween N. Y, an JaeaaonTtll
Ths Loal'al IMaca to Dreak Tour Trip
New. llodrn Throughout Accotn. aOO
Write for Information
T. L. riKAM), rroo.
QI I'HKC TANADA
Chuleau 1-rniitenac, Uuebee, Tanada,
tar Jotnus t Inter Holidays.
HAVWNAII. OA.
fct uavttttnai
At beamiftjl Bannnati Oa
tas paradla fer rolf.ra
motorlsta, fishermen, hut
man atd tourtata. (trepraar
Jloosns without bsth. II dan
room with bath. 12.60 dar u,
. b. rtut
Oearre L. AlWa, Uaaats
tiBLKN COK HI'lll.MiN, t'i
QUI-SI-CANA SPA HOTEL
(ireen Cote fiDrtnrs, ria.
rtreprocf i.otel with nicul 1 :,Mim'l nn
eonvs Hit hulpho-maiiii-i u sprints anil
la' s Ml .tthlnc casino tenuis, huntlni.
Rates IB per day upwards w h meals rum.
rrer Tinoelm Ilr.'el Durr- . Lake Dun
more. t . Hntl Marlon I i-e Oeorgs. N, T,
ltOroK A MtRVKL
i'7.oitii ""
Kor llooklet of "IOItH KST f'OAST
Retort write 843 olli e Nm 'iorU
FOBT MYKKS. VIA.
Hole! Royal Palm
1-H leOdf Flshliic Bwlmmlnj: Pool. Eery
Room with natn J L NKI.BON
IIKI.I.P.MK lirif.HTH 1
Tim iir.i.i.KViKtv
llellralr llrlgrrls. Ha.
I1TIIN llll('ll KIA
Daytona Beach Hotel '
Ilroad verandas fare the Ocean Thoroua-l.ly
modern Pu.slne n eiceiled Hates 13 30 to
per day Ar, r ran plan
WKST ru.M UKUU, FLA J
r i,. f'nt.rt Anlo Write for Inf.
iunc """ '" Talm lltneh (Inar Co.
CI.K,RWATrit, n.A.
I'LKLAII LN. Clearwater. Florida,
Modern in Detail On Hay tihore, Golf at
( ountry luu tennis txiatina uatninr. Ilsh
m (limtlnB. Quail season now nn Reason
r'ovetnher to June Rates upon arplleatlon I
A Isir cnolca rusrtatloni avaj;ab!o. 1
daraarSSlrtS!!
JyJS tja
irsnaasr.
rLA.
Details of his malady are that lie be
lieves ho Is a horso and always walks
on all fours.
During the war Nljlnsky was n pris
oner of the Austrlatis. Intervention
from the highest quarters obtained his
exchange for an Austrian general In
the hands of tho Allies, and ho was
permitted to embark for America.
New Plan to Stablllro Austria
Paris, Jan. !. The supreme conn-
v..f tuwuvtiiig no luvnriauic pinn oi re
r..l... n iim , ..
fcrring all difficult questions back to I
cxI1crt8' lms bc(,n surprised to learn
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."THVMsllir XOTIRnW
FLORIDA
Now enjoying the biggest
season in its history
A visit here will prove the holiday of a
lifetime. Bathing, boating, fishing, ten
nis and golf are all in full swing and
there's health and a good time for
everyone. The trip is so easy, so com
fortable and Clyde Line service is so
attractive that you should write at once
for sailing dates and steamer accommo
dations. New York to Jacksonville
(Calling at Charleston, S. C.)
Wide choice of accommodations, in
cluding bedrooms with private bath;
also rooms en suite or singly without
bath, but with private lavatory. All
rates include meals and berth, and
depend upon room selected.
iXtvoe lull
z2fifijiSlHHMf l For rates, etc., nJJreos j II IJ II
-S&jHHV S. A. M0NTIETH, Com. Afnt, I U UjJ
JMHHHH Chestnut I W WJ
U WHITE STAR LINE W
SEW YOItK OIIKItllOVKO SOCTIlAJirTON
ADKIATIC .. ..XVb. 10Apr. 2lMuy4 OI.V.MI'IC Jlur. 10Apr. 20Mny 1
Jrtr York I.lif rnool
f'drlo Trh. 3'Mnr. UlApr. 1
Cflllo . . . reh.selApr. asioy 7
riitlnUrlplttit to Liverpool
Ilnrrrrnrd Jnn.28;Miir. 1 1' Apr. 23
Mnrjlaml i'eb. U
AMERICAN LINE
New York-ri, .non.l,-CI,erborr
Kroonlnml . . . .Mnr. 3'Apr. 0lJtny21
Ited Star Line Stenmers en route
Antwerp.
New Ynrlc Ilnmhnre
DIRECT SERVICE
.Mnnrlinrln 1'eb. 24Apr. II.Mny 10
.lIoneollH . .Stnr. lU'Apr. 21Uune 2
Mlnneknbdn (new) Mar. 24 (3d cl. only)
Flillndelpliln Liverpool
Wnarondn Feb. S
1'lillndelpliln tllascnw
Wntiromlii Feb. 3
tinlnlintl ,
Rnntern Sen
I'hllndelplila Ilnmbnrr
.Feb 12
F"-" i
w atnena
Osanatomle
. .T".i. I
.. Feb". 2o
IDEAL WINTER CRUISES
While Star line . i,. Mrsanllri I.nrcest. Jlot romforfble OruIMni Steamrri Tnllrelj
Heroted to (rnle rienerai Sierlallr elerled l'ort of Cnlli No fnrno: 2.1 to "jl Dots
1 eavln Ne lork I'eh. 21, Mnr. 2. 1921 MsMna- lliirhndo, Ciibn. Jimnlen. llntnn
(Tort Antonio, Mnrllnluir. Panama C'niinl (rnnunui City), I'orto Illco. Trinidad. enriue!n.
tlrtln I1uihU, tie
ITrnvTIOT. ItnirANTII.K MAItlNR fOMl'tNY
rnenirfr Offlre, 1310 Walnut St.. phllu. Frel-ht Offlfe. 40S-41t Ilourse Illdc.. rhllil.
FRENCH LINE
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
Compngnie Generale Transatlantique
Inw.irii ii nil Outward 1'iist l'rrlulit trnnirri
Regular Service
Between
PHILADELPHIA & FRENCH-ATLANTIC PORTS
S S "ONTARIO," Hamburg & Lc Havre Feb. 15
(and such other French-Atlantic Porta nt cargoes offer)
Loading Berth: 56 South
AGENTS NEW YORK OCEANIC COMPANY, INC.
I'or HntFH nnd Sptici Apply
GEYELIN & COMPANY (Inc.) Philadelphia Representative!
108 South
Lnmhnrd 4207
CUMMINS LINES
" U. S. Shipping noard Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA TO ROTTERDAM & ANTWERP
SS "ARIZPA" Feb. 5
SS "LAKE HARMINIA" Fb. IB
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
SS "GATEWAY CITY" Londing
For space and rates apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th St., Phila.. Pn.
Lombard n27-tl28-5M : Main 1348,
Hi
AmrWin Iii i
MONSON STEAMSHIP LINE
IlliiliW; Regular Eipren, Pawenger and Freight Service
VlllW'"l"'js'HII lllll'ii.JJ "f
ll i' llllmlnl tny,t,
I I' 1 1 GsPrV'OttfTtMOtO
1 1 I mj.ijinAiu
I'nrt Mrers. I 1JV """ru,a'
Ilnrlda, i Jt3 EaBaaaBBaase
.Inn fl.
NAWSCO LINES
Dlrert erTlee Without Trans.sMrment
Relwecn PHILADELPHIA and LOS ANGELES HARBOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND
S. S. Ilrush February 10 S. S. Artlcas tApril 1
S. S. Vnlza March 1 S. S. Lehigh April 15
S. S. West lalcta March 15 S. S. West Tojrtis ApriUO
t'rrlilit rereltrd dally, I'lrr 10. North Centrul location
' licit Line Delltery
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
. Inenfs V P Fhpnnn llnnrri
136 S. Fourth St., Phila. Phone Lombard 5791.2-3: Main 3202-3
that the special commission of minis
ters of commerce who on Tuesday were
cnllcd upon to aolve the Austrian prob
lem met Immediately, continued In bcb
Blon nt night nnd prepared n complete
project for the restoration of Austrlau
finances.
M. Loucbour, French minister for
liberated regions, quickly assumed lead
ership of the commission. It was his
plan which was presented to the Peace
Conference. It cnlls for the creation of
n crent international bank charged to
retain certain receipts nnd capital, for '
which Bhall be furnished by the great
powers nnd the states that ore bucccs-b
ora of the Hnpsburg empire In tho pro
orfl OI IIIC linpsuurg empire in inu pro-
portion of about 30,000,000 francs for
each state,
WTWAMSIltP NOTIffg
Sew York U llontun Atoren
Glbrultnr Nnptea (lenoit I
Cannplc Feb. 20Apr. 21
Irrtlc Mur. lBI.Mny
RED STAR LINE
New York 1'lymouth Cherbourg
Antwerp
'l""a ' '"' S l
New York -Dnnilc tin, llnmbiirc
Tlilril-Clnes rnanenitera Only
I'nliinil Feb. P
(iotliliiml Feb. 20Apr. 13
Pltlhtdelplita Antwerp
Wntlieim .reb. IS
Osnwntoin-e Feb. 2ft
rnland Mnr. 11
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Flillndelpliln London
MnrUlimw
.l'el.. 2
MnlioP10
...Teli. 24
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
I'lillnilelnliln iiotierunm
'jldyk Jnn.29
Fourth Street
Main :i!53
n. Y. to Rio dc Janeiro, HloDteridta, Boenoi Airti
8 Aenlns, L'l non tons (a) , I',h. tl
s Martini ulilnaton, 1.1 000 tons (b) ., Mar. S
s S 111 HON. 17 mio tons (a) Jiar. Ill
.S'lKimrri of ' N Nhipv'nv llnaril
(nl riraf second nnd third rluj
b First and trrond rim
Vnr rates and nartlrulara npiilr
to an l'unsrncrr Aitencj or lo
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE
82-D2 Heaver Street. New York
Drexel Building Philadelphia
Billimore Mobile St Looii Conwajr Bldf,, Ckicsjo
If TTIEY WONT WOBK
WK rtKFAIR TIIKSI
Bllfctlori Ouarnntted
Clothes Wrlnien, Cirptt Sweepers
Washlni Machines, Vacuum Cleaners
E. G. FORD CO.
151 N. fllh Nt. 1'htln.. r.
HTKAMS'.Mr NOTHiKS
The CHARLES
T.MEGEEC0.
.Ipcnfa for V. S. Shipping Board
Philadelphia to Greek.
Adriatic & Black
Sea Ports
Piraeus. Patras, Salonica,
Venice and Trieste
A STEAMER Late January
LoidiDf Berth t South Vl Pier 78, S. W
' or rates and particulars apply tv
The Charles T. Mege? Co
Drcxcl Building, Philadelphia
Lombard 5100-1-2-3 Qlain 3061
Philadelphia to Gibraltar
Valencia, Barcelona
Marseilles
SS"Chetopa" Feb. 10
For ratca and apace apply to
James W. Elwell & Co.. Inc.
17 State St., New York
6r
The Charles T. Megee Co
Drcxcl Building, Philadelphia
Lombard SlOO-,1-2-3 Main 3081
UNITED AMERICAN
UNES
INCOKPnitATF.n
JOINTSERVICEWlTH
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
UNE
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG
SS MT. STERLING.. Fb. 26
SSMT. SIDNEY Mar. S
Tiiitoitui uti.m or i.MiiNd via
HAMnrrm. isscrn to all
Scnndlnavian nnd Baltic PorV
RATES AND FI'RTIIF.ll PARTICt'I.WS
ON Al'I'LirATION TO
INTERNATIONAL
FREIGHTING
CORPORATION
Lafayette Bldg. Tel. Lombard 3633
UNITED AMERICAN
LINES
INTOItrUIlATIil)
Freight Traffic Department
39 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
TKLKl-IIONKi WII1TKIIALL 1020
327 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
CHICAGO
KERR UNES
Sailings from Philadelphia
FOR ROTTERDAM
SS "SATAUTIA" Feb.
SS "CHAKLOT" Feb. 22
FOR HAMBURG
SS "SATARTIA" Feb. 8
SS "CHAKLOT" Feb. 22
(llatu quoteil ana thrnnth ltllls of
LiiiIIiic lsuril nil Srimdln ivlnn anj
llaltlc 1'orls via llanihuri.)
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
615-16 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Hell Telephone
I.anikaril Btfll
Kejatnne Telenhane
.nuin un
DIXIE STEAMSHIP LINES
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
SS TAWTUCKKT now loadlnu Pier fl
I'ort rtlchmond
88 MON'OMAC Due lata J Ulnar?
HARRISS MAGILL & CO., INC.
tU LAFAYKTTK llUlLULNa
l'ltlLAUIXl'UIA
IVnbaril B0-1 UalolMl
ltKORT ITrMmiirS
BERMUDA
Two Dare From New York
In Ilermuda you may lazily rest or clay
tour favorite sports of Bolt, tennis, rid
me, driving, motor-bottlnif. salllne. bath
Irsr and flshlnr or dance at the cay par
ties at the many modern Hjtela.
No Fnetporta Kequlrrd for nennada
mo sulllnri neekly akirlnt; Jan., Feb,,
Mar. and April, Tin Fast. Da Lais
Tnln Hcrenr ftteamers
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
14.000 Tono Displacement
tJalllnc from New York
Jan. 2I Feb n II in ;n
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
11,000 Tons Displacement
Ballltic from New Yorlt
Feb 2. 11 1(1, 13
Ce-iirf for rle-rtnftue Hferofttr fo
FL'UNKPM IlKHMUDA LIKE
34 Whitehall St.. N. Y.
runNLHH. withy t co ltd.
llouree Illdg-,, lMilladrlphla, Pa.
ana
you'll enjoy
this unique
20-day cruise
on the new, pititltl U. S. S. B,
5. 5. WENATCHEE
(Utigth S3S ft. 20.000 tons dliplaceroent
-cspscitr. 55V I'sixnten)
leaving New York on or about
February 26th
cruising 'round America to
Seattle-Tacomn, via Panama
Canal. Scop-over enroute at
Havana, Cuba, "the Paris of the
West", Balboa In the Canal zone,
Los A t les and San Francisco.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS
NOW Tot detailed Infotmstlon and
dcKrlptlvc lltetsrute spplr to any Ticket
or TourUt Afcnt, ot write
HUGH GALLAGHER.
Central Entctn Agent
17 State St., New Yotk Ctty
ADMIRAL LINE
rr
COM I
One
Wm.U.Mjyberry
. 54Wauut St. Jy
P1NQ SPECIALTY
Call ,
Locust
2070
nnd n mces'tiKcr will call for
your niu rrlntlntr. Pliotostntlnir
or Commcrclnl PhotpKrnphlc
work. Brut equipped plunt ln
country nntle u' to Rive ox
ivrt nnd lmrfi'dlnt" ncrvlce.
Keystone phone Itnco 3040
Genera' ?wlMrtion Company
140 North TVond St.,
l'lilliidelphlft
PAItCEL POST
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
lt-et nrtcea paid, l to 10 rnrtta! $10 to
18300: old Rold, platinum and silver bought.
Ihc Diamond Shop , it,'".,
k mvMimni u r ft 3
H'alta nhnna ttlW dm tilt Utlll lirlaaktK
C SCHMITT, Mfr. JR-.-
COIN MACHINES
Hell Fruit and ot! ers. Card
Reels (1817 Model). Jackpot
Poker Card. Deeys: 100 new
ind rebuilt. All bargains.
Fna'ern Offlre
SLOAN NOVKI.TV MFfJ. CO.
802 N. 0th. Ht.
rhnnet Hell ronl-o 4?tt
kVWVV VV .
I 15.000 PAIRS
f SAMPLE SHOES
50c on the $1.00
We Ih?fy Competition
SHOES and RUBBERS
For the Whole Family
You'll Be Lucky
II" WK IIAVK YOVH SIZE
Nete r Mind the Price
Alio 4000 pr. Robber Brett, $2 98 pr.
New England
Sample Shoe Market
507 Market SU Phila.
"vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvtvvvi?
60,000 Pairs Reclaimed
U. S. Army
Field or Trench
SHOES
In Good TVenrnble Condition
$1.25
Parcel Tost
10c extra
None sent
C. O. D.
With or Without Hob Nails
Army Trading Co.
303 Market SU Phila., Pa.
U. S. Army Shoes
Reclaimed and Newly Rebuilt
In Best Wearable Condition
$1.95
TheBo shoes havo been resoled nntl
reheeled nnd they look and wear llko
new. , l'nrccl pout, 10c extra.
Military Equipment Co.
511 Market St., Phila.
iOI'KN KVKMNC1H,
16,000
AU-Wool
U. S. Army
Olive Drab
Blankets
$3.75
Juat
rei.'ulveil two carlunilH of
msr a
UlyiV.ftlrM
'IIRtl
I . sJ
ha ill MX
& JAm
NaT J
tlun lilnnk tB from U S. Govt A 1
wool, full Hlze, weight from I to &
IbH Thib" lilanlictH tm orlh J12
mqh. OrdPr now before tho cold
weather. Don't delay.
A Real Bargain
ASS!1 $2.95
Men's Wool Union" gl Qg
Army Wool Shirts, chest Hpp.'
cTbl"1?!!."?.....3'45
MIUTARY SALES CO
622 MAKKET STREET
Philadelphia Onen Fveningn
No tloods Shipped (). O. I),
PAllCKL PORT rilMI'AIII
v
PARCEL POST
CLEARING OUT. SALE
HIGH-GRADE FURS
FUR COATS,, $55 UP
FUR SCARFS, $10.00 UP
All Goods Guaranteed
FRIDENBERG'S
il si. inn mirt nm, Ar,h
Cor. 9th nnd Bitttonwood Stt.
Ertelt's
Victor Vict rola
Salesroom
Large Assortment
x of RccoriU
North Frdnt St 2135
.EVENING CLOf HES.
TO ItinB AND FOH HALE
Full lrea nnd Tuxedo Suits
titnwasa for Mornlnc Wnlilinr
Ttitawata for Mo
I.cltrn' Model of highest qnulltr
; ami ifi . rnnPFn t-hon.
1010GIRARDAVE.0,"nM,
Keenlnr.
PHOTOGRAPH
REPRODUCED
ANY SIZE AND FINISH
STUDIO OPEN
SUNDAYS
C. Mjrland & Son
2123 N. FRONT
FULL DRESS
Tcxiaio. err ww. nurK rniNcn
ALnERT HW1T8
TO HIRE
Open Errnlnta Filbert 4288
MILLER
B. n. ron. i3Tii & HAiNnmnnK st.
tiliya Regular
$135
MODEL
TALKING MACHINE
J PLAYS all kecords
WLKIH6 MACHINES
AND REPRODUCERS
REPAIRED
While You Wait
EVERYBODY
38N.8thST..PHK.
Keystone Coal Saving Device
for
Heaters, Furnaces and Boilers
RCOULATOh
Ml
I'll, roltimlila 720
2135
im
f Am V'MT
f loch hut stcunn to poow,,
TUIlTHHOtlOMOOOH- " .F
OUTLET OVeH riWC Bl JVJI'!
AIH CHAMBER T
Just Stop and Think
Only $3.00
Hrlnc heater dnnr We will tnstnlt for
I .() extra.
This iloNlcn Intrmlucea air properly
ter vttur tnal cauanK cnniplete turn
hLAtlnn. burnlnu all eual nnri Pi
la a eiilng uf at li-ast ONK-FIKTII Of
YOl'K COAL HILL. Nn ashea to alft. nil
pan odors. Acenta at these low prices are
moving thla illce n fas iih we can
mnVn tliem tlur ncenta' Indiiremeiit In
uorth InveillBatlnir. Clet lusy anil make
tro blCBeta money you aver made.
Sent Direct on Receipt of Money
Tako trnllej No. lr nn Cheftnut st
liel off ut Slnrllinrouitli st. Walk ti
'J.IJ U (.Irani ae Opvn ever day nntl
H V .T. SunilH. until '.' P M Our
ilemonstrntlnn will eomlnoe yon. Cheek
nr ilnny Order for J.T " will brlnr
delfe In .our door Parrel Post xrs
tleinii dl-crt in
KEYSTONE COAL SAVING DEVICE CO.
232 h (Jirard Ave, Dept. L. l'liifa
llell nlinnet Henklnctnn 3IWI1
Closing-Out
Stock Sale
20 Per Cent
Below Our Regular
LOW PRICES
on Everything in Our Stock
TOOLS
CUTLERY
PAINTS
HARDWARE
ELECJRIC
SUPPLIES
DILWORTH
1604 Market Street, PhiU.
U. S. ARMY
O. D. PANTS
3.60
3J
f) An ull-wool panti.
Brand new. Cannot
be duplicated ot thi
price. All iret. Cor
rect length nnd width.
U. S. Army Dres Shoe
$5.50
U. S. Navy Dresa Shoes
$5.25
All Sizes
WMk
Prepaid Mall Order Killed P'omptl
loo Kitra for Pareal l'ost
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