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SCHWAB WARNS ! iSSN,
Ur liHAN rtKIL I
Lost War, but May Win Peace
Through Workers' Efforts.
Now Loading Allies
LABOR MAKING SACRIFICES
II tho Avsix-latNl Prew
New York. April 2fi Ocrmnnj-.
throudh the ornnnmv and aaotifirfa of
hrr workins proi1o. linn urttlrrt ilmvn
tft rrsl production, nnit if ontntrlppitiR
thf t'nltnl State nnil nlllrd nation in
the ftdht tnwnril nortnnl ronilitwnt
rhnrir.i M Srhvnb 1frlanH her.' toilnv
in sn addi-PM before the Chamber of
Commerce of the tte of New Jk'
Mr Schwab wns the curst of the
chamber it t n reception Riven In recogni
tion of his service to the country durinjt
the war .
"Ocrmany today can put n I1" '
steel in Knfland at a price U a ton
cheaper than England can make it, he
xaid 'and l wlHnic pneumatic tools
In Detroit where formerU we "hipped
uch machinery to Ocrmnny and .oldit
cheaper than he could make it
"The difference U solely n mntter of
labor cost
"It is entimnted that ."i.OOO.OOO men
re nut of work in this country It i
accordingly of nupreine importance to
the working man as well as to the enpi
tallst to restore our prosperlt
N'eeth Greatest Ker Known
' Neer before was the need for prod
netH "o great, never before wax such
nluab'e proiliieinu maclilner nnil facil
Ity mailable, never before wn there
so much that needed to be done.
"I have just returned from Kurope.
and I enme with renewed admiration
for the cournee. the enterprise, the de
termination displayed in Ital . Heluluni
France and Dncland (?ermnny was
ahead of all of them in production
"Is la possible that after havlni won
the war, we of the allied nations, with
evervthlng in our hands will allow (Jer-
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CHAKLKH M. SC1IWAU
Tho Helhlehem Irtmmaater today
told member of Uie Chamber of
Commerce of New York Mate that
Oermany was outstrlppliiR the
Allies In production, and that, al
though she lost the war, alio might
win tho peaee throush the efforts of
her wortiers. Mr. Srhwaab re
rehed n memorial In recognition of
his services during the war
many to win the peace through the ef
forts of her labor?
"Labor on the whole can be )uil onl
what labor as a whole earns, nnd If
some ectlonn of labor exact more than
their share of the current produce of
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HANFF & HANFF
ma rnKSTWT ht.
M to Keilh Htll VS' OS
Cuticura Soap
Imparts
The Velvet Touch
Seip Olnnt,T.'tiira Ut TWTlitr rTai1'
aodraa Cst1ittUMrUrtii,rn I Killi,llii
PROMPT LEATHER
BELTING SERVICE
We can always send an
expert belt repairman
from our large force to
you when needed.
High-grade belting talesmen wth
tttabllahtti trade uanted
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Largo Manufacturers of T4cather
anting in Philadelphia District
Sixth and Spring Garden Streets
Market 2809 Philadelphia
YlAi and Mailing Tubes
EDWIN J. SCHOETTLE CO.
$33 N. 11th SL Philadelphia
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a s NnAY
OUTINGS
From Market Street Wharf
Every Sunday
Atlantic Cltr
Wlldwood
Anslejiaa
Ocean Cltr
Cap Mar
Sea Isle Cltr
Coraona Inlet
StoneHarbor
Avalon
1
Si .50
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AtInHc CUr -10 A,
WDivixxl BrintB ifil (tjM7 7 50
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EVERY SUNDAY
Commanclnf Maf 1
Uin M.rl.t atrrai trkirf 7 20 4.
From Broad strut station
S3. SO Washington
$3.00 Baltimore
Round Trip V, ir TI 'i dd 1
SUNDAYS, May 1, IS, 2: Jun. 12
nroad "it ,0 . Writ miladt 7 It .
S3.00 Now York
R.unJ Trip WrTli:4c idd l
SUNDAYS, Mar , 22t Juki S, 1
Brt HI 7 42 , Wat PblUda 7 47 V
.ortb Phlltdt " 7 .
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2.50 Phillipaburg
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toni Rlfft1fni tad rpoirr1W
$2.75 Belvidcro
Stppplnt ! M.rtlnt Crk
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SUNDAY. May I
Br m si , w,.4t pm id i i,
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$3.25 Hnrriiburg
S3.00 EHzabethtown
H.unH Tup VI t r S' idd
SUNDAYS, May IS Jun 1
Broad Si " J . ' f- iadl " 1
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Pennsylvania System
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One -Day Outings
From PHILADELPHIA .
New York $3.00
Every Other Sunday
Nrit Kicuralon, May t
pfclal train lrava Rendinc Ttr
mTnal 00 A it itoprlne at Co
lumbli lluntlnmlon Pu.
Vayrti Junction. Ixican and Jenk-tntnun
READING
HAMBURG
POTTSVILLE
Aubnrn and Schujl.
kill HnTrn.
HVNDAY. MAT 1
Fpclftl Train pnra iteadin? Teii
m'nal 7 3H A M atopplnir at
t uiumliia Ae Huntlnsdnn St
Manayunk Conahohockfn and Vor.
rlflnwn (! Kalb 9t )
$2.15
$2.75
J $3.00
HARRISBURG $3.25
HERSHEY& i
LEBANON $300
hNDAI. MAY
Special Train Ifavpa Heading- Tr
mlnal 7 30 A M itopplne at
Columbia Af . Huntingdon St
NfanAyunk ronshohocken and Nor.
rmtnwn ID Kalb 81 )
PERKIOMEN VALLEY
Cr Ii1llr Rihm
Oratenfturd HchnrnUi
I i I Zl(lrralllr
!prln Wnuni Hrnd
nr-k Prrklnmenvllla
and O-f.n Ine
Pennsburg and
East Greenville
Allen town
$1.75
$2.00
$2.25
HlUAY. MAY 8
Spuria' Train leavei Hr-adlnc Tr
p m1 7 fill a M itopplnr at
o umhl Au nml Huntlna-ilnn St.
SEASHORE
pl.OU Baond Trip
r.Yr.ItT BCNDAT
ATLANTIC CITY
OCEAN CITY
TVILDWOOD
and CAPE MAY
Via Mlnntlr rltj- Rallronrl
Irate Cbmntit tnd Ronth St
Tfrrlef for AtliatK1 City 7 SO A 11
for Orni Clly, Wlldwood tad Cope
Xiy IfiTe Chtatnnt St Krry 7 20
Roalb Ht Ferry 7 10 A M
Relornln from all po.nK 5 IS P X
War Tax if, arldttlonal to tha aVato faxei
I'or Detuilrd Informatlaa CdbuI(
A fen to He Flyera
Phila. & Reading
Railway
PBfe
S1AND4RD EIGHT
A POWERFUL CAR
! He standard I jhf has a dual igni
tion sstem high tension magneto
and battery which tan be used in
loinbination or independently. This
means smooth running under all
tonditions, and safety in emergency.
rAM'LRN MOTORS CORPORATION
O'iAo broad it j&m&k. I'hiiiiaciphia, fa.
the world, other pcctlons nrf Roing to
Miiffer. I umlrrMntnl thnt our rnilronds
today pny to Inhor hwrv tlmn nlxtjr
ri'iit.i nut rf r.'Tj rtollur rorclvtil. 'I'lif
Inbor coat nf innklli n ton of steel to
! Ih rlRlit.vfivc edits out of-cM'h
tlollnr of totnl uont.
"I.abor cost unilcrlic out rnilroml
dlflimlt. They nn- tlir rntiRc of tho
(xciswhc rnliMiul rule- Wp formerly
co'tl IIr Iron nt fl puitlt n! nbout $21
n ton. Toilnj the totnl frplght rnten
inuilved In mnkiiiR n ton of pig Iron
nre more than $14.
"Hut the rRilronilR (innnot give serv-,
Ice even nt present rstew with their
existing eo'ts.
"Hnllronil roNlt must romp down,
nrjil It., Ir In the InteretlK nf nutionnl
prosperity that our Rnvernment, nctliift
through the rnllrond Inbor board nnd
every other agenc), shall redure rail
road uagrs nnd bring Costa down to n
living point.
Merchant .Murine Costs Too High ,
"The same .situntion confronts our
inerehnnt' mnrine. In operating, build
ing and repnlring shlpi, labor costs an
hopelessly high Tliiu this is true Ih
shown by the millions, of tons of ship
ping now lying Idle, the great number
of shipyards with no work to do, and
the htindr.'iSH of thousands of Idle ship
ping nml shipbuilding workmen, f
"In so fur ns our people In America are
prepared to go to work at reasonable
wages, in so fur ns we arc prepared
quickly to iibnnitnn the nrtlllclal ex
travagances of the war, wllliwe lay the
foundations for n new prosperity such
na we hnve never enjoyed before. This
Is the route through which not merely
Amuricnn but the peoples of our Allies
enh find their wny out, nnd triumph in
pence an they did In war."
The chamber presented to Mr.
Hchwab a bronze tablet at the top of
which was inscribed words uttered by
Ini'hlmn. n chnracter in Shakespeare's
play, "Cjmbellne" The quotation
rends :
"Here's a voucher stronger than ever
law could make.."
Beauty of Skin
EnhancedbyCuticura
When used for cvery-day toilet pur
poses Cuticura keeps the complex
ion freih and dear, hands soft and
white and hair live and glossy. The
Soap to cleanse and purify. theOinb
ment to soothe and heal and the
Talcum to powder and.perfume.
laaaUtMaltrMVrMtt Addrnt "CiKnraLta
nurirt. Sea J10. Kaliaa II.IIH." Sold t?rj
where Soaage OintiatntUaadMe Taleumlc.
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ANARCHIST BLOWN TO BITS
Italian. Seeking Revenge Is Killed by
Hie Own Domb
Turin, Italy, April 28, (Hy A. P.)
Mario Fnrtn, an anarchist, wna
blown to pieces by a Wpb he was try,
Ing to explode ngitinsj the house of
Hignor Dl Ilcncdetto, ati engineer, here
estcrdny afternoon.
During tho1 period of disorders last
September, when workmen occupied
many metal, factories, Di Ilrneilctto de
fended his ' fncfory against an nttnek
nnd killed two persons. He was Inter
acquitted on grounds of aolf-defenRC
Fftn, twenty ycnrH old, was recently
expelled from France for forming a
section of the Italian Socialist party
In Lyons.
Dr. Jones Declines Call
The Hev. Dr. CarteV Helm .Tones,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Seventeenth and Hansom streets, an
nounced to his congregation nt prayer
meeting last night that he had decided
not to accept a call to Chicago and
would remain here.
Dr. Jones was called to the First
Itaptist Church, the leading Ilnptlst
Church In Chicago. The call was re
ceived more than a week ngo.
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For Churches and Schools
A SAFE, sanitary, fire. proof ceil
ing in pet feet harmony with
ecclesiastical and educational
requirements.
Cannot crack, stain nor fall.
Lighter fn weight easier to ap
ply more durable and econom
ical than plaster or wood.
fVritforleoHet Wurtwrmi fptcUt
Ci'iRf for Oivrttm tnd Scbeth,
PENN METAL COMPANY
IM'.SN MKTA1. 111.1)0.. rilll-..l'A.
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Come in. Look them over.
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-i Cake surprise the family
at dinner tonight and see what
a success it will be. Just. the
thing for a dainty and delicious
dessert. Dealers whd serve
the best have it. Sanitarily
wrapped.
MEDLAR
BISCUIT COMPANY
THE business man appreciates
the Chevrolet Sedan for the com
pleteness and economy of its service.
It supplies every need for quick
passenger transportation with com
fort and convenience under alHravel
ing conditions.
Ask us how you may receive a
refund of $70 on open and $100 on
' closed "Four-Ninety" cars purchased
between January 1, 1921, and August
I 1921
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
llrnRil Street Stare, 334 Nnrlh Ilrond St,
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New Plant of American Preserve Company, Third St. and Lehigh Ave.
Roofed and Insulated by American Insulation Company
This Model Duilding was Designed and the Equipment Arranged by Constructed by
Clarence E. Wunder, Architect and Engineer Cramp & Compuny
Roofing and Insulation That Are
"Service-Insured"
CAREY-AMERICAN PRODUCTS again supply the demand for service and
quality, prime factors in the construction of this new building for the
American Preserve Company, as in all modern plants.
Carey Built-up Asphalt Roofing protects the
plant against the elements. It is a smooth
surfaced roof, and when applied in "The
American Way" is guaranteed for ten years.
No loose slag nor coal tar to clog up drains or
down spouts. "Manco" Asphalt will not run
under the hottest sun, and remains ductile in
the coldest weather.
Qarey-American Pipe and Boiler Coverings,
applied in "The American Way" insulate the
power and heating systems.
Leak-proof coverings on all hot surfaces pre
vent costly "heat leaks" and, in the cost of
coal saved, return 100 annually on the
investment. Heat generated should not be
wasted, as must be the case with unprotected
piping.
What Carey-American Products and Methods have
done for this modern plant, they can do for you.
Replace your worn-out roof with a Carey Built-up
Asphalt Roof.
Prevent jieat losses with leak-proof insulation, by
using Carey-Ainerican Asbestos or Magnesia.
Distributors of
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A message by mail or phone will promptly bring one of our engineering experts to
advise you as to how best solve your roofing or insulating problem.
Recent Installations Made in "THE AMERICAN WAY"
t ROOFING
Commercial Truck Co.
Link Belt Company
St. Joseph's Hospital
Armory Drill Shed, 33d & Lancaster Ave.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Flange Shop
INSULATION
Notaseme Hosiery Co.
Wicaco Screw & Machine Co.
Phjla. Electric Co., Delaware Station
Phila. General Hospital, Power Plant
Westlnghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.
(Essington Plant)
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