rst-; '-:
7, 1921
tf
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B IAX POLICY
i, .with Smoot on
Near 0ra ..
Turnover Lovy on manufacturers
fsEEK RETROACTIVE REPEAL
nv a Stnff rerretvondtnl
. . , i r-nt 7. Senators Ten
tfwn ton. 8f Pt brcflk
"""-T 1 With Smoot flKhtlmc
on tax ' . 'i., nf n 3 tier cent manu-
'o:the! t rnovcr tnx hnd Penrose
f,ctrl rZing to con-Wcr it.
IU r, "her controvorriwi. which
TbH ml . ,,n,niinn w t h the now
aWMii dur in the Concww.onnl
"""'t.ri brought Senntorla! tempera
r", bs L i P?1ee and prevented arree
W Important nuestlona of policy,
u S tftommlttec has .been work-
U on" arr "' Vcement "h. been
'llrth'er'on t c total at to
ii VlM'' b-v M ft"""
B,eth0d.!nOrr 'S the Treasury Mellon,
'i"E-: !.. -
nbmlt a wri". ,, rotlon ot tho
Wif J. Among these it is under-
t b, It'" ESS nnts and. higher
Mil 01 "-.."" . T.ni.nrr 1. 11IZ1.
rt. " ""P. 0r Itl," MBpcct to tho
A T i, crirrlcd in the Fora-
MKKn?S reported from tho VayS and
Mr bill bs rep"L llcd ,n the
Mr-ans Oomm ttcc. 1
"TjsK mic "of the Democrats.
llrf'l?,S.. nml Mll fllll fOTCC
Vt m n lation are back of the
fS'Thls will virtually assure ac-
-(nrc of the retroactive p" "'
.Finance Committee, tnere Is no
KHril ni prove It when the new
m comes be ore these bodies. Kepub
ten Senators, including Penrose, do
tot discount, trie """'' .-
Mtf n gelling trie lucunuie """""
ftc House? Majority Leader Mondell
Is tinderstood to havo declared tho
Hoiifo will tiever accept the bill on that
basis,
Smoot at Odds With Penrose
Senator Smoot, In attempting to ob
tain nppfoval of tho manufacturers'
tax which baa been characterized by
its critics as a thinly disguised snips
tnx, has found Penrose the chief ob
stacle in tho way of its adoption an
' one of the new sources of revenue.
senator renrose, ns cnatrmnn of the
committee, has steadily ignored the
Smoot plan for revenue revision, tak
ing me poBiumi mm inc conimmce Has
nMlc nnn liltt Knfnrn It n.t.1 ,1..1 l
iilllj . wiiw ... ..un- at iiiiii 1111(1, IJ
members have individual Idens on the
Mibject they may be embodied In amend
ments to the House bill.
A aiiirfrnaHnn frnm Padoii.ii it.. a
Hmoot had "dropped" his tax program
met with an emphatic denial from the.
Westerner, who declared he would de-
Mn1 tta PAnatrlnrflt Inn nnf nnlw k.. At...
committee but by tho Senate.
Wide Difference In Estimates
Thpre. is n wide discrepancy bpttvonn
the "absolute minimum" which Sccre-
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Rich, smooth and mellow
asco
Coffee
25
lb
At all our Stores
TORC8
aanniiiiiiiiiiamiiiiiniiiiim
tary Mellon has estimated the Govern
ment will require for current expendi
tures during the fiscal year and the
amount which it Is estimated the Ford
ney bill would raise. Secretary, Mellon
lifts n!nrct the amount at approximately
.$4,000,000,000.
Tho Fordney bill proposes to raiso,
muchly. $2,004,000,000 and the new
tariff bill? now pigeonholed by the
Klnnnee Committee, from $500,000,000
to $500,000,000 more. As there Is lit
tie prospect that the tariff bill will bo
passed before next spring Senators nn
tlclpato that it may be necessary to add
nnntber billion .dollars to the revenue
bill.
Secretary Mellon, who has been In
conference with tho White House.
Hudget Director Dawes and members
of the Senate, Is expected to give the
final word on the Government's re
quirements nnd to submit final recom
mendations for raising the amount
needed when he appears tomorrow.
Thcro ix a growing feeling that it
would bo safer to follow the Secre
tary's guldanco in the matter of revenue
than to put through a bill which might
leave, n deficit In the Treasury at tho
end of .the year.
President Harding nnd other officials
arc hopeful that economics In admin
istration may make It possible to cut
down the new budget by half n bil
lion dollars.
U. S.TO NOTIFY ALLIES
OF TREATY WITH GERMANY
Informal Statement of Negotiations
Will Be Transmitted
Washington, Sept. 7. (Uy A. P.)
The American Government has taken
stops to advise the allied Powers fully,
although Informally, ns to the negotia
tions in Berlin which culminated in the
drnftlng of the peace treaty between
tho United States and Oermnny.
While officials declined today to re
veal the nature of the Amerloan com
munications to the allied governments,
the expectation was expressed that thpy
would hrlne from each Power n fn.
ment of its vlows nnd an approval of
tno treaty.
Kmphasls was laid on the Informal
C A
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L L A C
lhe delight of driving and
riding in the Cadillac comes
first in every owner's mind
but the dependability and per
manence of that delight is the
real secret of its greatness.
NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY
142 North Broad Street
u
tail
RT
1204 CHESTNUT ST.
WINDSOR ROOM
11 SOUTH 15th STREET
Founded In 1894
See The New
Fall Styles In
Our Windows!
tggkis-
re you me man wno says:
"Show me! Show me
fabric that wears, tailoring that
holds up. ,Show me full
value for every dollar." Let us
show you Kirschbaum Clothes.
$30 to $45
KIRSCHBAUM TUXEDOS AND FULL DRESS SUITS 50
I
nature of the communications, which
were transmitted ns a matter of Inter
national courtesy, Itcports published In
the French press that the United Stntes
had nsked formal approval of Its course
from the French Government, met lint
denial in official quarters. While no
definite statement was made', there was
an Intimation thnt oven before the text
of the treaty was published, American
officials had reasons to believe that It
would meet with no objections on the
part of the allied Powers. '
8.8. American Legion Breaks Record
According to advices received hv F.
M. Wolf, local manoger of tho Munson
Steamship Line, the American Legion
broke all records when she nrrived nt
New York yesterday on her maiden
voyage from South America. Iler time
between Itlo de Janeiro nnd New York
was twelve days twelve hours, the bct
previous time being about thirteen days.
Are You Looking For
A BUILDER
or A HOME?
My 37 years' experience In
serving tho leading architects
nnd most exclusive homo
owners In Philadelphia may
bo worth your consideration.
Only hlffhly pklll.d workmen
cmployid under most cxnctlng
s u p o rvlslnn. Consultation
without oblHfallon.
I have uaverul houses ready
for occupancy, which I would
, he pleased to show you.
Frank D. Williams
Builder of Homes
3819 Pulaski Ave.
HHMMKtt nn.SOKTB . ,
WIXriinMMiN. MA KM.
Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
WINCHENDON, MASS.
A Comfortable Country Home
More I '" " '' "ry Club
Than a Hotel
Rett or Revel at You Choo
:illl)
ne J
Rittenhouse Hotel, 22d and Chestnut
?A
H 1
I'
mmmtiuimms T
Golf, Tennis, Swimming Pool
HAHDI.K HOIlHr.S, TKAir-S
Usual Special Rates for
September and October
HjTMMrn mcHortTS
ni'.ACII IIAV--X. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
iik.ci( havi:n, nwv jbkrrv ,
Tli Jmarol neMirt the only rort In New
r- that comblnn rerffct Imtlilnir, mod
lmij with 1 mn-l' ,olrl nnd olvlner eure
re'lef from Hny Fever leeldes, Klve TennU
ourie. Hpclftl rates for thli month! open
until fieptemlwr 21). It. I'. f!N(II,K, Mnnesrr
HTi:.MKtIH,l rtF.nirr
1 ? 1
mi
ar.ri'iinsnN. n. 11.
Renovated, refurnished
tnadcTspick, span and invitinp.
Outside rooms, cool, cheerful.
Tick from thepe:
Two Rooms and Rath.
Three Rooms nnd Rath.
Four Rooms and two Baths.
New Waumbek
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ATLAXTIf riTV. N. .1
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i EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT:
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
ON THE OCBAN FRONT FIR.EPROOF
Offers remarkable Reduction in Rates from
SEPTEMBER 19TH
Arnerlesn TT up weekly, Double! European f S-I.OO up daily. Double
Plan (IZ up weekly, Sincjc Plan 82.50 up daily, Single
Hot and Cold tt Watrr In all Dalbroomi
NEW r.Ol-F CLUB PniVILECES, f IREI'HOOF GARAGE OW mCMISRS
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WITH ITS SPACIOUS EXCHANGES AND OPEN AIR PLAZA
IS PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE DURING
ATLANTIC CITYS
FAMOUS SUMMER SEASON
June to October, Inclusive
Ezaulelto muilc s feature. Iloreebeek Rldln?, Golf (2 Champlonehlp Cotrnaa.) '
UoUlns; Chain, Piers, Theatres. Hoviea. and countless other amusements.
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT
JOSIAH WHITK A SONS COMPANY
HOTEI COTTAGES
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
rN THE IfHART OP THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
OOLK TEKNIfl KIBHINO
Frnnk F. Hhnte. MnniiRfr
TOCKS
V
e?ty
alaiBSWi
PLANADE
Whole) Dlook on Ocean Front
Coolest location In Atlantic City.
Ideal family hotel In Chelsea Section.
Capaelty F1ta Hundred
Ownership Direction
Booklet. W. F. SHAW
TAROR INN Oreiin rml Connecticut urr.
an.uvrxx mi! IrteaI ,ocatlon. larKe rooms.
Exre'lrnt tahU. 10th aeseon. Special ratre
from Labor nay. J P, & A. M. DUNN.
Oihwi All the Veiir" !
Drlok, Stl and fltnne Construction
ho. iarounaArii.,neirUMti.
Bathing from houia and oar '
own Uoardwalk bath houtaa.
HOT AND I'm I.
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
PRINCESS
Let Us Make Ion Feel nt ITnnin In tha
"Clfy of Hobust Health"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean End Vlnrlnln Ave. Cnnnclty 300 J
E!m'. I'rlTDte llntha. etc. Alwnyn. Opfn.
feZHA C. I1KIX 4 PACL M. COPE. Props;
A Slodrrn lintel nt Moderate Itntes
S,uth Carolina Ae. near lleach. Unexcelled
for comfort nnd service. Elactrlc llKhta, run.
nine watr. Private Imthn. Exco'lent culHlno.
RACK TO PRE-WAR RATES
Correnmindcnce snllriled. Open all year
LINTON U. AKNOLD. 0ner a Manncer
lIKIAW.tllK WATKlt OAP. PA.
1'NJOY THE (C'HARMS OF AUTUMN AT
The Motintnln ParaIla
KITTATINNY
DELAWARE VATCR CAP, PA,
Th. Idnl Afceflbp Mountain Hotel
Open tn December Sprclal Fall Hates.
3 hourn from Philadelphia via. P. K. rt
7S mile., hy nutomnblle, good road" nil the
way. Magnificent sconery, irorgeoua au
tumn follarc. Capacity .".on. Strictly
modern. Steam heat, lou Area, private
hatha. runnlnK water In rooms. E'e
vatnrs. electric llRhts Spailoua porches
and sun parlors. American plan, ex
ceptional cuisine, also n la carte urll! for
(nurtsta. Orchestra, concerts, dances.
Golf, tennln paddle ioree,, mountain
cllmblnc. Huntlnn. hass and pickerel fluh
Ins. oanoeln. Hooklet, auto maps and
termn upon request
JOHN PURDT COPE.
Vacations
this
A utumn
?
To those who plan to take
their vacations this fall
RAYM0ND-WHITC0MB
can be of great service.
Their knowledge of details
essential to comfortable jour
neys their long-standing
friendly relations with hotels
and transportation companies
their experience in devising
satisfying itineraries all can
help you to a thorough enjoy
ment of your fall vacation.
The White Mountains?
The Adirondack?
The Berishircs?
The Great Lakes?
The St. Lawrence?
Bermuda?
Telephone Filbert 3864
or call at 1338 Walnut Street
Raymond & Whitcomb Co.
To Vacation Lands
via
DAY LINE
On jrour way to the vacation lands
of New York State, New England or
Canada you can break the monotony
of an all-tall trip by taking that de
lightful 150-mlle sail from New York
to Albany on one of the Hudson
River Day Line's
PALATIAL STEEL STEAMERS
"Waihlngloo Irvlna" "Hendrldc lludion"
"DeWlttClmlon" "ebtrirallon" "Albany"
A trip that will refresh and invigor
ate you in body and in mind. Mag
nificent scenery; cool, spacious
decks; fine music. Also ideal One
day Outings.
tf, through tickets readtnu via
iVcto Yurie Central or tV'isI dhuri
Railroads between Albany and
JVrw York in cither direction
accepted
Hudson River Day Line
Dubrosies Street Pier New York
Ideal SUMMER
VACATIONS
I 8 Davn 91.00 '".?",'!,.!.n . I
t i,i -.n-n,r.
Cool in Summer No Passports
Kalllne; riverir Five Days via. ett'amers
"Fort Victoria," "Fort Hamilton" and
"Fort St George" Soiling Alternate!
S'ltrf for aptHal Summer Touri Folder
FURNESS-BERMUDA LINE
FURNESS, WITHY CO., Ltd
HI Whiten'! .St. V. V.
Hours? Hid-., Phlla.
Vlrtrlnla Ave. Close to Ileach and Steel Pier
Capactty 250, American plan. Private
fcattoa. Itunnlnc water. Elevator. Rlectrlelty.
pec. Sept. t Fall Itate. ALOIS onUBKB
SCmvi:Mtsyn,.K. I'A.
PERKIOMEN INN
kcimvi:msvii.i.k. pa.
Modem Improvements: Ideal location; boat
In, hathlnir, flshlnir. tennln. danclnr. Open
until Oct. 1 For booklet write
tTi.,i. -.Ter. ''r"n. fiiwenkvllle. Pa.
I-
LAANXA. PIKK CO.. PA.
The
Raymond-Whitcomb
September 15 Tour
to the
Pacific Northwest
Canadian Rockies
California
Grand Canyon
offers an ideal journey at a
season when the American
West is most picturesquely at
tractive.
SteWirnvTHtRB
Vlrplnla av., 8d hotel from Beach. Private
batnsi run. water elev. , Roduced Fall rates.
BAM Kt.t.IB Oivner. N.J. COLLINS. Msr.
nnRCIINVT rflTTAOK Spend youx fall I
I vacaiion in me i-oronos. sipeciai ran rates
Mil. 11. It 1'A1((.1MM
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Atwava oMn
Write or phone
always ready: terms moderata.
WAI.HH DUNCAN.
M
tlCKAX fITY. X. J.
iiaiu'k nx i.aki: r.Fiitc.i:. x. v. '
HOTEL PHOENIX on a,tt, "')
nu'LL rnutniA .nerlokine the bay ,
Open until Dec. 1st Htrlal Fnll rate. I
Tlnnklet. MRS O I.. STRBETKR. I
I.AKi: (ilCDHCK. N. Y.
ISI.AXI) llAKDOK IIOl.SK and CottiiKrs. '
Htia-ur-ii-J,.ike (leorRe. Same msrt. since
1883. "NotaU for its table." Open until
Nov. t Mako your reservations for Sept
now. Ilook'et. II A. rUFTON. Prop. '
Other Autumn Tours to
SOUTH AMERICA
October 19
ROUND THE WORLD
Sept. 1 7 Oct. 15 and 22
Later Tours
Round the World, and to Japnn
China, South America, Arabian
Niprhts Africa, Egypt and the
Holy Land, Europe, California,
Hawaii and Florida.
Raymond & Whitcomb Co.
1338 Walnut Street Philadelphia
Telephone, Filbert 3864
Connections lor all
New England Lines
Fall River Line
Cool, Comfortable Utaterootnt
Orohcutra on Bach Steamer
Lv.nilton St.rier llX.a.3,30 P.M.
Dally Including Snuilays
Xew Itedfort I.lne
Dally except Punday. Lv. Pier 40
N R. Houston Street. (I p. m
New Indon Line
D,?L,.y-el:c.'?t s"n?y Leave pr
40 Is.R., Houston Street S30 P v
Pier 70 E.R. 22d Street 0 V. jr '
Dayllaht-Snvlnc Time
TIcltrtH at 1311 A U.TJ Che- nut
"irpwr
TO BALTIMORE
taigT-rs'-. ERICSSON LINE
Lury eenlr- at B: Salurdaja. 3 o'clock.
Fare, cne way. J2.O0 round tuo. S3.00.
DAY STEAMER
rrom Philadelphia every Tuesdny. Thura
day. Satt. -day. at 8 o eiock. tare, 11.50
one way; J2.Su roun.1 trip. "
Most beautiful water r de nut of Phlladel
ch'la Send for pamphlet, No Sunday steamer.
Steamer leaves on davlluhl-savln time.
Office Pier 3 South Delawar avnn,
- .u.r
If J - 1
i JJ fs m. -. A n -rnf-nii t
l-f7? ifigJJ ii., Throngh the Canadian Pacific RockJes WMwiSffltfr"
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fc If 2f-
rin- j'-iai: Sfl ttTZxsH
mfiEsm&m
llMiVlli I m . aa jrVl.1-.
iasP5?!!
SPECIAL SUNDAY
EXCURSION
All day on tho water to
Beautiful Lorewood Grove
.-m tlie Chobapenke & Delawa a i'an.1! Home
early same evening-. Hrlcsson Line. Pier 3.
boutr Delaware Ave.; 8 o'clock every Sunday
mornlne. dayllsht savlntr time Para. SI. OIL
STKAMMIIP XOTICKS
The New Transatlantic Liner de Luxe
S. S. PARIS
33,700 Tons 15,000 Horsepower
Sailing September 14
NEW YORK HAVRE PARIS
p'.ms
LA TOrilAINK
I l-.OI'OI.DIXA
ritAxrn . .
LAlAYlCTTi:
I. I.OItltIXK
ivif II AIIIKl'
niif'Aiin
i. svo
Veil, 11 Hit
. Sept. 17 Oft
Mi-nt. I" Oct.
Sent. 21 Oct
orpt. 23 Oct.
Oct. 1 Oct
Orl. I Nnv
Oet.
. Nm
.'. Not. 9
10 Nov. IS
So
12 Nor. 1
2'i Xiu. lit
211 Dec. 3
R. llwe 111
12 Nor. in er. 21
ft Dee. II) ,M. 7
I A MONTF 8h Ocean. Open al
L IVIWII 1 C ,.Bdr Uaated rooms with,
runnlnn water American and European
plina. Fnll rates. M. II. THOMAS.
THE ILLINOIS Ontrahy located
inc. iL.L,tuui3 0),n ,,, Hf)1( ,
Special pre-war rales. V W. .Mlchener.
TnK filtUfl (Cottane) 1122 CKNTItAI. A"K
Eierllrnt tatile. Near heneh. K. II. flll.KH,"
VOl NT I'OfOXI).
Tho Ontwood ?n y'r- Aom.
100. Jrod. Elea;. 'ocnt'n.
Sxcel. table. Ilooklet. K L. A C.V. ART.MAN
THF ELVIN P" unt" Nov. Newl.
era, Write for bklt. A. J. SLUTTEIt.
DEVON. PA.
WYNBURNE INN 0K.pily''gj;
Irable for business men with families
Rooms with a bath at reavonabla rates'
Danclnr. Lnrr vrounds. Wide veranda'
a lierwvn 23(1 w.
Phona
Wl.ltNKKVII.I K. PA.
The Hirhland uii;itiuiiy uiiumed ua
lUC iilK.UiUiu south Mountain.
Overlooklns the lamnus Lebanon Valley. The
Ideal plarv to v I your vacation ur week,
end. Ilatee p ,', Write for booklet.
. mWA no yams, l'ra.uam
Hilllide '"""' fcenery. Priv. llaihs.
fiUATlJtSl QUI). PA.
Stop at Gratersford Hotel
Auto parties, etc. recelva special atten
tion at Oone's. Chicken Dlnnera dally.
Write or imor. for reservailona, Ua.
rage at Hotel.
EUGENE R. GLOCKER
rh Ccllneillle. 10-R-l Oratsrsford. r.
HETHER you ro for business or pleas
ure, be sure to take in tho wonders of tho
Canadian Pacific Rockies. Thoy are an edu
cation in themselves.
Twenty-four hours continuous ride over the Canad
ian Pacific Railway thiough three cUtterlng ranees
of snow-capped peaks with iclaclers. cascades, lakes
set In forests of firs, and rivers tumbllnr thru
nowar-decked valleys. Liberal stcp-over privileges
at the famous reiorts-Ilunff, Lake Louise, Kleld
Glacier, Slcamous, Vancouver and Victoria.
tVnlr nr ml. for Iny. imiftort
Canadian Pacific Railway
M.tdis.m We. at 4lt) tjt - .
New Yi rk City
f J. x I
1 z-sm
Sixes. a. -i.
II. It'll v llW'lll
NIAGARA ... .Nov, 5
Xi:V YORK VIC.O HAVRK
I.A ItOIRIOXNm .Sept. 11
V nter Iliite Now In t:rfit
I'AIII.K r. (!i:VKI,IN, firn rnt
1S.1.V37 Wilni't St.. Plilhiiltlphln
Piune- Wilni't 0?.11
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA to
Chrtstianta, Copenhagen, Gct.ienDcrg,
Stockholm, Hclsingfors and Koval
U. S. MUL STKAMKRS
: M1 N "M ltl.l ' Abimi e it. in
AT slllPPIVt, IIOARK Ul
riirmu'h IIIIN (if I.ailln;: lur,l In n
' nrweitl.m DunKli mil Sneilltli Pnrta
lllreet h iIIIiikk for all 'rnnilm i,n ,
little I'nrtN ! i ..IVer
SKGER STFAMSHIP CO.. Inc
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
rnu.A.
uii:ms
1 -170 7
30 CIliKtliul Mr
M i In HTllS
StTteflSi
STUASI.sUIP MtTiriM
NllWNYUSgJylJfA
Short Route betwen Seattle'j
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f' MMIIP Mll'lf I .
Dix.c Steamshio Lines
PHILADELPHIA to
BRISTOL, MANCHESTER,
GLASGOW
USSB SS "OPELIKA"
Expected to Sail
Middle September
AT COXrKUL.StK ItATIU
Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc.
2r. Lafaycttu IllUc. PliilfwIt-lphU
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MavU eontrortoblr raid dclUhtfnlly aooeMlbU by the
N. Y, K. ft paUtlaJ 11,000 ton puacii(er eUaunabliM
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FUSHIMA MARU KASHIMA MARU
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PHILADELPHIA LATE AUG.
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