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EARTH IS FLAT AND FIXED,
' ZION CHILDREN ARE TA UGHT
'Teachers Tell Pupils Sun Is Thiriy-lwe Miles Acress, Only
Three Thousand Miles Away and That Rim of Ice
Keeps Mariners Frem Falling Inte Space
don't ftpme of tlic glebnlnr enrth be
lieve try unl'liiR nreuiul the two
trepica nnil fliiil out whether they or
we nre enrreetV"
phy, tenches thnt If the sun wns he lnrsc
no scientistH my it is it weiihi iiriii "P
nil the world, Instend of cnnflnlnK H
hottest rnys te n .".OOO-mlleUiIe belt
between the two tropics.
7len. III.. Oct. lit. ZIen schools, of
which Wilbur Olenn Vellvn i preM
dent, hove ndepted bin new theories of
n flat world rtnd the nbsenec of Grriyl Grriyl
tntlen, nnd the 1000 ermla nnd lilRh
school pupIN be'ieve them Implicitly,
nccerdlnR te their teachern.
The pub'Ie school nmlntnlned In Ien
h the SUntc Heard of Kducntlen for
nnn'inembers still tenches, however,
thnt the world is round.
At the ZIen school the new course
of study tenches thnt :
The enrth Is n lint circular world,
with n North Pele In the exnet center,
no Houth Pele, nnd surrounded by n
will of rc' which keeps venturesome
nnriners from fnllini? off the rim.
Thnt the enrth hns no, motion, put
Tfinnlns stationary In space.
That the sun Is net millions of miles
In dlnmctcr nnd 01.000.000 miles uwny.
but is n little orb thirty-two miles
ncress nnd only .1000 miles from the
enrth.
' -'-'- "" rlg
'.i.-t'kimlA. -LlJ '2i if ii
Physician Weds Nur6e
Yerk. Pa.. Oct. Ill I)r. James R.
, . 'Weed, n physician of Mount Wolf, nnd
That the Inw of Rrnvltntien is n Miss Mary . Stuart, a reRlsteiedurFc
fallacy, nnd when eblectH are thrown I of Uezag. Neb., were married yesterday
Inte the nlr they continue te rise until In St. Patrick's rectory by the Itev.
the force which propelled them Is ex- .TntriVs J. McOrnth.
pended nnd then fall back te earth be- ' ...
cruise thrw are heavier than air.
Miss Mary Thompson, prluclpnl of
the Zlen school system, hns propounded
n question which she believes will trip
scientists nnd nnvlRatnrs. Showing en
her tint mat) that the Tropic of Cancer,
1.1 degrees from the North Pele, wns n
much smaller circle than the Tropic of
Cnprleern, -17 dcRrces further away,
Miss Thompson says: N
"Navigators en n globular earth
would 11ml If they were te sail com
pletely around either of these tropics
they would be Identically the same
lenRth. Oh n flat earth, however, the
Tropic of Capricorn would be much
lnrger thnn the Tropic of Cancer, and
would take longer te sail around, be
cause en n fiat enrth Cuncer would be
nenrer the center, or North Pele. Why
WON'T HAJ.T LEGION
"We Risked Mere te Reach Objec
tives In 110," Commander Says
IvidlantipellH, Oct. 10. Delegates te
the nntlenal convention of the Amer
ican Legien, le be held In Kansns
City. October lit and Novemlxr 1 awl
12, will B" te the convention city before
the general rnllrend strike Is scheduled
te go into ell eft nnn -win nume uy
the fortunes of war when It comes te
..nn. I,nek." nccerdlni! til n state
ment issued nt headquaners of the
Legien here.
"We risked mere thnn incenvchlence
i. . .1. tt....4f..A.. Ih 1H1Q ' wrnrn n
in rriu'ii iiijnuvrn in 'ut
New Jersey pest cemmnniier,
wrote n
"NethlnK
Tt wnn net indicated whether the
Legien contemplated providing trans-
iHiruiueil wr mi; n"i-8"" "i""1" r"" " ". - '. ' .. i , i
senger service en tlje railroads ceme te I can keep us from our cenye ntlen new.
' ! ' V ...m hi vi... i,.iir,.J A iinKt nihitnnt from Utah wrote that
gave assurance the delegates would the delegation from tlmt pest would be
innnnge te attend the convention In some nt the convention If It wan necessary te
manner.
1 hike the dlstnnee.
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MOTOM CAMS
FOUMS&t SIXES
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Any Time
"Here are a few little things I would rub
up new and net wait for wash day if it
were net for the bother and length of
time it takes te get the water het."
Ne need te feci this vny if you have a Levekin
Gas Water Heater. Its automatic features keep
it ever en the job and piping het water can he
had any time.
Ne Matches Ne Bether Ne Dirt
Automatic Lightm Itself
Write for Booklet Get the Facts
liny It from your Plumber, the G Ce., or an
gas appliance company.
"Made in Philadelphia"
THE LOVEKIN WATER HEATER CO.
39 Laurel St., Phila.
LeveRin
AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER
SIX CYMNHKIt
aiem:i,H
2-pasn. Hondster
4-pass Spert
7-pnss. Touring
4-pnna. Coupe
7-pnas. Sedan
I'OL'It CYMN
UKIt MODKLS
5-pasn. Teurlns
4-pnss. Ceupe
C-pass. Sednn
It & V KNIGHT ENGINES de net wear
out they are famed for endurance and
economy. The KNIGHT slcevc-valvcb
require no grinding or adjusting. They
work with the Rrccisien of a fine clock.
The longer n meter is used, the smoother
and quieter becomes its action. U & V
KNIGHT MOTORS arc used in all the Fiftb
Avenue Ilusses in New Yerk. Even in
Detroit, known as the home of automobiles,
the Bus line uses R & V KNIGHT MOTORS
built in East Melinc, Illinois.
READ THIS UNUSUAL OFFER
Until Ne ember Ht v.c will soil the XHW
' 1922 MODEL TOUItINO CAlt nt 1300
(r. e. n. I'ftctery) mcauLAit pmen saice
SUE Tim SMART MODELS .VOW IX HtlOn' UOOV
BATDORF FACTOR SALES CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
2504 NORTH BROAD STREET
Vhen you engage
passage en the Aquitania
Yeu de net inquire about the ineals, nor de you leek,
up the horsepower of her engines.
Yeu want accommodations of the Aquitania class and
knew you will get them.
The owner of a Mercer car buys it because he wants a
Mercer.
Mercer mean-, a let mere than a Het of mechanical
features.
Mercer means u certain standard of meter car luxury Just
as the Aquitania means a certain standard of transportation
luxury-
When you buy a Meicer you are engaging first-class
passage te meter car satisfaction and pride.
The new prices may tempt you te move up into the
Mercer Class:
TOURING 339;0
SPORT 3950
RUNABOUT 3930
RACEABOUT .... 3950
TOURING LIMOUSINC . 5250
COUPE 4850
?Jncre r O. B Ttentem. N. J.
Ttee Extra Tirrt and Ttibri Included in Standard Eqm'pmtnt
Curran-McDevitt Moter Ce., Inc.
C75 N. Bread Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Phene Poplar, 1991
OPEN EVENINGS
Manufactured B
Mercer Meters Cetnpan; , Trenten, New Jersey
THIS 1022 MODUI. It J'OLIl CVUMIKIt It & HMlilH' NOW SI
Nete! A few desirable territories still open
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November Brunswick Records
-ON SALE TOMORROW
Equally disldn! between the classical, the romantic, and the all-popular
dance fieid, November Hrunnwick records eiler u series of fresh delichtu te all
ilaMr et music lever Check these you wish te hear then call upon your
nearest lirunswl'k Oealrr
i'J.ln. Tantde quitter era licuc Die peuente (Eren tlramt Heart) (from
$1.80 t 'ut Act II Gonned) Baritenm (in French) Giuseppe. Daniia
.10013 ( Un bel di Tedreme (Same Day He'll Come) from Madame
t'.'-lu. j Dulterflr Act H. Seme 1 (.Puccini) Seprano
I.D0 I iln Italian) Florence Eatton
fil0! i I Hear a Thruih at Et (Eberhart-Cadmanl 7anor.Thee.KarU
SI "i Come "here My Lere Lien Dreaming (Fe.(ar) Taner
t I hee. Karle and Cntenen Male Tne
! O Sele Mis'Mr Sunshine I
SI. (ill I Tener (In Italian)
l'-ln'. '"antaisir Impromptu (Chepin
fl. CO I
101)13
I'l-lii.
(Capurro-di Capua)
. Mane Chamlea
Pimnoferto Sole
Leepold Godewiky
i'i?0i" S Serenade d.iT.irane Gypiy Serenade) I Valdez) Pianofertt
"i I J f-rtdmric Ptruen Violin Sole . . Max Resa
M000 ( I'au.t-Dnet from Garden Scene ( Coenorf ) Vai.elU's Italian Band
Sl'.SO I nol,eme A'"" (reeeini) . . Vesiella'a Italian Dand
IO.Vi'i1 ' American Patrel (Afeacneni) . Walter B. Resen and Ha BaaJ
n"e i cBfl Munp, U. S. A. Marcli Un)
tt alter i iesera ana nis eua
in.i.. V-Serenade (Tet
H-,e Serenade (
!"1.. j m. (Conrad) (Cenrad)
'"I'nn I Wabathniu
tt) YielinFlatmmiiam
Tee) Frmnch Hern-FlutvHarp
Gondolier Trie
Delredere Trie
Fex Tret
Fex Tret ,
G03G I W
10-ln. ) M
Isham Jonas' Orchestra
laham Jenes Orchestra
I 00
Isham Jenes' Orchestra
liham Jenes' Orchtsu-a
,., ( In My I ippy Canoe (FisAer) Contralto and Tener
10-ln. jr. v c .. . . .. Emily Earle and JameaCraren
85c ' Uram of Your Smile 'Cenrarf) flarifen . . Eraett Har
M.n ( I Ain't Nobody's Darhns Wuthet-King)
10'111, ) .. .. e . Harmenlrera Mala Quartet
AJc II Must Be Someone Ltka Yeu (Frett-Straight-Barryl
t0 ( I'm Loekint Fer a Blue Bird (M.rr,ll.KcK) T'f.ner D'"T J""'
ir,k ou. n t .. .. ,. Ainernard and Carl Fent6n's Orchestra
850 ( Oh! Brether, What a Feehn'l (Coe) Baritone . Ernest Hare
n NOTABLE INTERPRETATIONS OF MODERN DANCE MUSIC
10-ln.' f,ome , " Moen Fax Tret . . Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
K50 ( Nobody Knows Fex Tret (.Saxophone and Piane) Rudy Wiedeeft
10-ln. Patches fox Tref
Sic I Swanee One Step
0-hi. f
SSe t '
,' ( JustSnat
0-ln. i
85n t CaiUeef
Bew Wew One Step ,
m Se Sympathetic Fex Tret
Snap Your ringers at Cnre-
F Dreams Fex Tret
10-ln. s "argia rex Tret ,
05 Heme Again Blues Fex Tret
004 ( ,
3u ( Ireasu
Fex Tret
sure Isle Fex Trer
. Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. . Biese's Nerelty Orchestra
Fex Tret
Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
, Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
, . Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
. Bennie Knreger's Orchestra
. . Carl Kenten's Orchestia
Bennie Kruegar's Orchestra
Bennie Krueger's Orchestra
Bcnnid Krueger's Orchestra
Bennie Kruager's Orchestra
lii'.Vn5 J ' WenJ,,r Where My Sweat, Sweet Daddy'a Cone-Fex Trer
-', - . , ,. Hennie Krueger's Orchestra
J10II ( 5al"',ic "" Fe T ret . . . Bennie Krueger's Orchestra
10-ln. 5 Ain't We Get Fun-Fex 7ref . . Bennie Kpieger's Orchestra
HRe ( Dangerous Blues Fex 7e( . . Bennie Krueger's Orchestra
".lDO r .. ..
10-lu. I All By 'Myself Fex Tret . . , Bennie Krueger's Orchestra
Net- (
10-ln. Smain the Blues Fex Tret .
;,. Kits-A-MUs-IVaftz . .
10-ln' Crany Blues Fex 7Vef
g I Royal Garden Blues Fex Tret
l(!lV Spread Ye' Stuff-Fex Trnf
bee Wanc V"" Olun-Fex Tret .
baturday-Fex Tret
Bennle Krueger's Orchestra
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Established 1845 Chicago
Ceal MAKING Is What Adds Te
Ceal Mining Costs
CRUDE anthracite is wholly unfit for home use. As brought
up from the mine it is mixed with a mass of rock, slate' and
dirt. It must actually be manufactured te make it usable. Manu
facturing costs, therefore, must be -added te mining costs.
Crude anthracite is heisted 500 te 1500 feet te
the surface after an underground railway trip of a
mile or mere. It then gees te the breaker. Here,
in a capacious factory, ten stories high and cost
ing today in many cases a million dollars or mere,
its transformation begins.
The mine run is dumped en a screen. The big
lumps pass ever a picking table where the rock
and slate is removed by hand.
The large lumps of coal are crushed by enormous
rolls. Te make the many different sizes con
sumers demand, the coal passes ever and through
perforated shaking screens until each size is
sorted out.
Remaining slate and ether impurities are elimi
nated by jigs, spirals, mechanical pickers or by
breaker boys.
Although thoroughness and care attend every
process of manufacture, tests for sizing and im
purities are made even after the coal reaches rail
road cars.
As many as 375 men are employed in and
around a large modern breaker PREPARING
coal after it is mined.
Of the 150,000 men employed in the anthracite
industry, only 50,000 men are engaged in actual
mining. 100,000 men are engaged in handling
the coal AFTER it is mined.
Tills l Ne 6 of a itnei en hstj coal fscti
presented in an effort tu help you decide ter
leurtelf whether snthrsilte ti.ine prUei are
fair Watch for future sdvcrtnemeius in
thli lien, paper.
Ujm arrtnij n.'ierr intenra. en lfln ecia n n fj ja-
ANTHRACITE
General Policies Committee
437 CUcstnut Street, Philadelphia
Blscl. Pumend" Oct. I quotes the 't.
losing rsnic of snthrsclt; prices per jte i
ten l-Clfl rnmes i
sb V Jj $8 V
!teir 7 90 8.TS
Chestnut ;.75 8 3j
i. D.Wsrnner, PrsiUent,
Lehigh Cost &i Navigation Ce
W. W. Inglis, Prr.uient,
Glen AMen Cesl Ce.
Jehn M. Humphrey. Vitndtni,
Lehigh VsllerCual Ce.
W. J. nitharJs. un
1'hils. c Resiling Cusl ex lien Ce.
C. 1'. Huher, JVciJen,
Lehigh U Wllles-Barre Ces! Ce.
W. A. Mjv, Prfjde.it.
I'ennsylvanU Cesl Company
V. I Allen, Preurnt
b.ranten Cesl Cempsnr
Pen. v C. Msdelra. Pre nJnit
Msileira,Hlll&.Ce.
.ati l. Iledsnn. Pirru Pirru
Wcsten Dudson is. Ce.
Jehn MarLle, Prelum:
ledde-Hiihland Cesl Compi.
William Cellins, PrrnJmt,
Susquehanna Cellrrles Ce.
D. n. Wcntt. r-t. k.x ,
J. S Went! Ce.
W. U Cennell. Pm JrM.
OtcenKidieCoslCe
S. It. Theme, Prcinimt.
Theme. Nesle ex Ce.
t
Economy Basement Specials for Thursday
STOKE OPENS DAILY 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
I BB,,-rJriiai,"
mm ei)m:himv erTOHKii n 1021.
sSNELLENBUBSGrs
i 3 r ENTIRE BLOCK-MMKEl 'n2 STREETS J
I rTrimirVw aiailisss " -----aaassass -aam-
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Women's and Misses'
Prettiest New Dresses
Fer Fall and Winter $0
At Prices That Have itcacncd
New Lew Levels
$9.95 & $15
Bpnutifully made of tricetine, Cnnten
crepf, satin, jt-v-ej', crpc nnd VPlvctren in
nieht-.'intcl colors
Stylf- gnlore, includinjr the fu.shienablc
lenfr-wnistpd and straight-line pftVcts, with
long or short sleeves and belf nuttrrial, rib
bon or fancy leather belts. Onp sketched.
Charmingly trimmpd with buttons, rib
boas, braids, silk embroideries, beads, frinpi',
etc.
Women's and
Misses' $30.0C
Winter Suits
Majority ( U i i-rly
Trimmed With Fur
'M'
s--?
?19.7: ( y 1
at $19.75
ii 4
1 V
' lf I
$le.0U
S.'trirf lf.ni? rifit 1111,1 J ii-irh linlfm! nr
. k ...f. L '...,, .b ...w... . -, ..... Uk..W. w.
fl.it. l.r-.Vc fn i rAn a nnflj 'mrl tl'imminc
a jrf around liottem of coat. Other models with
xi silk stitching, bilk cmbteidery and button
trimminps. .Many hae new flare plecve.
Velour and tricetine in brown, reindeer i
and na. One Pictured.
Women's and Misses
Winter Coats
Velour and belivia in reindeer, navy and
brown. flood-looking loose flaie, j)luited
or b' lted back medpls, with deep fur or self
inateriul cellars, bilk stitching, radian or
regulation sleeves.
Women's $2.50 Tuck-In
Blouses
Plain, checked and striped voiles, with
vpstee.s, Tuxedo, pointed or round cellars.
Many trimmed with fulling, lace aid hf-nistitcbint.'.
Women's Fur Chokers C? A 1&. te
Opossum, Jap mink, squirrpl. .-ten'
marten, brown fe. and rose fox. nue full 'trishes
$22.75
$1.85
$4,75 te $15.00
nue full Irishes.
Women's Fur Chokers C13 7Z an IR 75
Deuble animals of seu rrel nrd ipiOei O )10a O
Jap mink.
Extra-fine value '
C Kconemv Basement
Women's & Misses'
$2 Petticoats &
Pantalettes
at $1 Each
$2.59
Of xtra geed qualitv ateeii
in all the w .anted shades. Petti
coats have ruffled or plain-tailored
flounces. Pantaiette hucdeublt
rows of shirrinc; and plaited
ruffles.
Women's and Mise' S.'?.."(l
Silk Petticoats
at
Silk jerse. tutTetu and com li li
gateons of 'irscy-aiid-talTeri
Newest plain ha le-. and comb, cemb,
r .itiens of sha .
Women's
Extra-Size
Undermuslins
lioemi. Full-Cut Garments
at Economical Tlwrsdai)
Markings
Hxtra-Sizu .2.00 and S."..2."
Chemise and Drawers
Combinations
M 98c '"$1.39
Seft ''nc'":- cloth, da'i.n
trimmed "Mtii 'ac, and emhnii emhnii
ery. Built-up shoulder.
Extra-Si.e Flannelette
(.own
and
Special r
at . . .
Till! cut of
stripe flair" "
epen-necK 1110J.
Extra-Size
Drawers
I injjer.e i'"i
clu.-ter of tud
breidi ri .
Extra-Size
Skirts
Lingerie (.'eth, wi'li
i nibreid") an i indi i la
79c a"d 98c
' i r ai w hiri
- I' .' ai (I
59c
i. " -.linj witb
ur.d 1 1 i flic et m
89c a,,d 98c
jffli ;
Women's $7 Pure
Worsted Tuxedo
Sweaters
at $3.95
l-vlleiit variety of colors, in
ilui'inir nay, also black.
(loed-lookin sweateis splen-
did for outdoor wear. Very pretty .
w eaji einil set w';,rnl tvture.
C- -C Lrciieniy B.i- -nient .
H erth-W Ivlc Savirifs en '
Beys' Clothing
J eys' St5.30 Combination '
Black Rubber A H
Raincoat & Hat at 4-.(K) i
Er lad of 1 te Ih nteds one '
for sturni- w cither tht"ie an
evellent protection Of etra
Reed quality rubber,
Ue s' Corduroy
Suit at ... .
Swnirjrer stj-U . vnh full-lined
!;ni(M .- I, i i, . nt l" rdurey
S.ze- 0 te 17 ' r .
Ue.s,' Suits With
2 1'airs I 'ants
I . ncy c' f- jit i c;.'--i!i.crec '
I '.. v ' ,i ii l' r ' -ii.l' -). I ull-
"'ii I i id-' i i i 7 . 17
i ..i
les' Mackinaw Coats at
. $5.50 !
$6,65
$6.75 $8.25
'."'I q'ltility bianki'T cloth in
'i-rht ai i d.irk pi no buus 7 te
Is v-ars.
Bes" Junier Overcoats at
$..!:, s.-.).". s;.7.- & SS.7."
"IU,1T 1- Itfll Mill bllltell-tO-
r in 1. 1- ,s i i ie 1u (ars.
Be s' Knicker
stt rt,!'. made
uu.' . t nuxi'ij ehe' i i s, ,.01
. ' 'ears.
Bex
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of Ci.ru VOL
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$1.49
h nickers . .
i1 r i nie et la? (
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i v i - t" iii In i irs
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mixed
Ceulu-
Girls' $12.50 Fur Fur
Cellared Winter Coats
Share in Thin Special Offir and lUmtll
by a (lead Tlv'rd
at
Pine kert , i ni.r, r n .i
meikls, with hnj. lu I'ullai ,
7Ar
50
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la in v belted
I' ii .ili-i ial; but-
i! te It jiars.
$2.95 :m(l $3.95
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1 i 1 1 1 t'IIHlln
Mai. mi - ij ti
ten trimminfr-. Wa'm'j 1 i . i ,
Wonderful aliiis!
Girls' S1.00 and S.'j.OO Serue
Dresses at
On.- puny meikl Umnm-d w t In;
styles luiM eitbt r eruwn 1 in-n. ei pun
pockets. Deirabli- for -ilnml or i'rc
Girls' $1.50 Middy Blouses
Jean in Coed ur plain Ht!i.; hhiih wiili IVn i Tan
ceiiar.. Alse pongees in natural, white und CeM'ii
Girls' $3.00 and $1.00 Bleemers d QCandCl AC
Full made of vcrjre and sati-en inPVO LJD
regulation style for gm or school wear
S'Tl J .. j '' J"""" UuBtmeni
JuinjH-r
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