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ARMS PACT BILL
EASTON FACES WINTER
WITH EMPTY COALBINS
Dealers and Many Hemes Are Vir
tually Without Fuel
Easten, I'n., Dec. 10. A survey of
the ennl situation In 1-nstcm yestcrdaj
- shows that virtually nil dealers have
Naval Mea3lire Carrying $325,- i empty yards, mid n few have small stip-
llrtt. Many hollies are virtually witli
000,000 Urges Harding te
PASSED
USE
when Judge Stewart denied a motion te
quash the action en the grounds that
It was net brought In reed faith, but out
of revenge for the defeat of Rebert H.
I.aramy, for superintendent of the
Kasten Schools.
Negotiate With Powers
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WOULD LIMIT SMALL CRAFT
A Limited Number I
AN 5 DEAL
XEY3AS GIFT
10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL 1 VR. GUARANTEE
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JOOSCHESIMSim
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If it's made by
Kuehnle, you knew
it's GOOD PAINT!!
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Vine & 17th. Sts.
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ders what te give his wife
for Christmas, that she
will use and appreciate
every day in the year, we
suggest a Quaker Sink
Faucet. It has a swinging
ne7.?le and handy soap
holder attached. Your
plumber will install it.
Haines, Jenes
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S Plumbing and Heating Goods ':
l 1130-1144 Ridge Ave., Phila. ;S
Ru t MnrlnrVit Prr
Washington. IW. 10. - Tlif Nnva'
Appropriation Hill ciirrUn? n request
that the President negotiate with for fer
cijn Petters relative te ll'nltlnjr con cen
wtuii'tlnn of war rnft n 1 r 10,000
t iij, was piiFsH pstcrdny by thf
II. .-.p.
The MM. nhlih parries i tetrtl of
ST.'." OllilOOO tind up pre''lnlv as
fritni'd br KpprPM-ntnt'vp KpI1p'i siib
piimtnll'i i- mid me (li ter or rnlMpf!
n.n.il feice of Sti 000, tue "iiue as fixed ,
last par. i
Thern was a flurry of tulle erpr tliP
n'.kcd te nepitla'p with (IriTit Ilrlta'n, j
.lapnn. i'tanee and ltalr, hut In fhp end j
hi eflfn't te elinnsp tln Innc'iis" uns
ilri-i ppi) !! t')i fm nr iiv "v 1 !in n up- ,
I poMtien f" an a tprailnti whucvpr
I An n lididiiiPi t tn ftrik" ei.t t!ie ipp- '
t iv) prprpd In Itpprpsnii'.i'lvp T nin
1 ) niVMlt f t-nlt'l I'l-n' '11 w it )i. I
' i'i .ittd i nl in 1' Hpitpi i i i1 p 1 iiin -hcrtf
r, U p it Mc in nf (' i 1 1 nn, w i!i . ,
.'row li.s ni n mil iiit "-'ipi itm t th
l'lp-iilnt the (I'lral)illtv (.f can rtnj
inti fnrtlur tiouetlnt mil wi'li ntln"'
l'i wcrs ad neon n 'ip ri i 'tm 'r nnp-
ti. ih" ISipti" ' Uiip R nl. r, phalr-
tuiii nf thi N iwil Cu'i "i .' "n,t i;.p-
lanntntUe IInie of Se th Ci Inn.
IV" "crut, attack 'd the Linebeiger pre- '
le-ial. i
I.p ! rci-ii tl Ki 'v mi nd-.
iptn !" Mr H m'm- 'i - f'l ii 'i 'it M ,
TbiTu wiis ' i ",'r. f -I n thp Tl'pib- i
l'ltin nidi' v lietl lie r rnt.i'MP Iirr'i!
i urn. DpireJtut. "f tirvlm ', ri .iterl
in .irni'tul nrtit ion" " .m; ti I'rfsi Ifnf i
iKn te iifget'ntp w'rh fe niifn rn'Ien '
rtith a Ipw ti fn-ni us nn asnplat!"n
p nntlpiis It was ttirevn nut en n i
I eitn of erili'r r '
Ivppr-xi. ti .it'p Miinddl. of Wvnrn- '
inj. tin" Iii'tHiMU in li'ii ler, .11 sup -t-wii
tin" bill's prn iiers n r'T i"- I
non-, (IppIhipiI treti vi-p : i: - n"i r tip
renntrv "tiylnc te i - Hi t1 n't-i -a-icm
lia' t!iP ninv vi .l-it; i..-Vp-...1 "
I'n"-! 'cut Pn"ii is ti-pie no iru'np rn
1 1 pu' of 1'ii'is'ix te n:etlpt uit'i
liinl"i piie: ri"!itii' te 'Im'.'irj Pin-
-1 i. met i in nf 'ni Piaft ntn.r 10 C0C
tun". "leti Ip (lupin it wip and piae-
t piiMp. ' Mt M ihIp'I a''ilP'l
ft Adwi-n'in.: nn iiipfh i n' rnffn?
T iIewti i xp"' ill Ups, Hipriv.-it flip
;j ItmirliP Cd kr in IJpniftcr.it. "f Vi
C "rk. nprtpd that th ei.lv cm-
' tniPtien t tip pi ip -I iipm t'.p
;5 punt f.pi" !i of Mr 1'ftra- 1 in
;-5 "ill! tliit i.iPi Iirl'aiM could net tnv
; 'Iip l'liltp.! .tatp imli-M u j ml
'; ('.runt Hrita'i ri' M' (hit i i" n
j tonfpsi.ien of hsnkr inti y."
31 "We inns' tni' uimj nrms If thp
5 et!d li te Up," Mr. Ceekran ei-
i claliii'd
Just bpfere t! final pnr.ur lph n.i
A rcarhed the IIeu p lin't n fe- twen'v
!; minutes te p.n 'rilmtp te ('bairinun
? Kflley, be rptins next Marih.
'I OUT AGAIN. THEM IN AGAIN.
t AND CHRISTMAS IN JAIL
Four Swiftly Sequent Days 'n How Hew
ard Harris' Dljry
riit-trr. Pi- 11 Ilfp f r llnr.l'
ITirrls l a i""i "-J in of iftlv e'lniic- '
.ni; benni"' I . i J h w i i' i- )
out peal iint) several churches have had
te curt nl activities. It Is expected that
echoed can contlnue te held sessions
without Interruption.
Accenlintf te the eQlcc of Director
nertelett In Heading, Kasteij has had
mere tlnn Its allettncnt by "."00 tens
up te tli s time It Is believed that the
real Rim tngp Is due te hoarding by
main citizens hi tilled their cellars
when theip was a geed supply.
Orvillc D Ajrrs of the Kasten Scheel
I'.eard, agalnit whom quo war war
raneo nrecpvditics are pending re-
i ipilrlng him te show cause by what
, right he holds efTicp, lest the first skir
mish of his leitai tinttie nere ycsicraay. i
M0T0R-TAG RUSH BEGINS
30,000 Mall Applications In Day Is
Highest Recerd In Division
, Hftirislnirg, Dee. 10. Thirty thou
sand applications for automobile regis
tration xvcre received In the mall at the
State Automobile Division offices yester
day the revenue from them being esti
mated at $.'100,000. That Is largest day's
business In the history of the office,
exceeding the Mb day of January 2
last, when 25,000 wero entered.
lien G. Ilynen, State registrar, said
today It was the start of a rush, add
ing, "While we have been shipping tags
since November 1, only 1215,000 of the
7(10.000 tiasscnger cars In the Stnte
have been licensed. We xvlll net guar-
antee forty-eight-hour delivery after '
December i!5." I
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HICH comes from the Ugh f
Biddle-Gnumcr lamp is bound te be
reflected in the years te come by
that self-nme lamp. Such gift !
lasting remembrance of your geed taste.
Our selection is new nt its zenith.
Come out tomorrow and inspect it.
Lighting Fixtures
BIDDLE-GAUMER CO.
3846-56 Lancaster Ave.
Take Ke. 10 Oar In Subway
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Thrte.Ueht elec elec
trie candle tamp!
in etruscan and
potyehremr; th"
high', 18" pareh'
mvnt'Uka ihade.
"NetiM tits Uxhtter
Equipment"
0pn Saturday Till 4 P. M.s
-Over 10.000 Installations
In TM8 Vicinity
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CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS
Wheteiale and Retail
260 SOUTH 15TH STREET
PHILA. FURNACE & SUPPLY CO
IF0RMERLY 1531 LOCUST ST.
Bell Phenes Spruce 2775-2776
Enthwr will call day or art.
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Satisfaction
Sema peepl-s are tee easily
satlsnad; etners are hard te
please.
If yeti are either of these,
try this butter and knew real
satisfaction.
Butter
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In all our Stores
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combined with usefulness;
makes this Medicine Lah
inet ii (JIFT SrPREME.
Ueautifullj white cnaiueled
steel wall ciluni't with I reach
Iilute Klasis mirror and poison
compartments
MAS I'KICB . . . 4.0U
We would be pleased te
hnve you visit our show rooms
and inspect our lull line of
toilet accessories.
'AjsckB&es, Ce.
PUmbing & Heatint
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BUTLER WINS VICTORY
Senate Cemmltts; Favers Nenlna-'
tlen for Suprem; Court
Washiiiirten, rv, in - i it v r ) -
Thp neiiiinati'in u' P.ri. I'.i.tlir of
MiniiPS'itn te br in V ' ntp fni'u.
(I tbc Suptenip ( ii rt :is erdi-w 1 re
ported fr pnpfr'ii 'i n I" the s!Pr)n,,
ipsteidiix li n ' i iniineM vefp of tl(
,1 jitn-iarv ( emmittpp
The petnmit'i p ii ti 1 nftpj rprilr'nc a
report fmtn a 'i'i con 1rtip i i
(1 ill red into nnie-iti n t i iip mi i j.
lien nnil iiinntii' ,1 i tiNeiii'if i ii
I'hfi'rirnii Ni'n'i inn i'in i il ' i i' i
muke tlic retort en tie imii h p i
'Iip flrt pxecuti.p sps-ien if ;' e s,, lt,
ind rail it un at the fir"' epurfiriM
Sena'"" LaTellpftP nnd N i-ri . i ,n
indli'atpd thPN -s ili fl'lit rontirr.atien.
Whilp tliP pemm'ttpp rinneiTipp-npr'
a'd tin fp en ri'pertiri; 'he nein ,
un fnwiHiMv wa- i.r.i'iti" im i u , ,
ilini'lnni-il that four liii'tr'i's et 'h'
iTjintnittcP Spnuters B mih. eirn
s?hlpMs and Iti nl of l - r v r.
net prp-ent Mhn tie vetn mm 1 1 kr
BLANKETSHID CRATES
Police Arrest Men With Truck or
Suspicion of Chicken Tnlevtry
Whpn a metnrnr w 1 al t l Hm
ard a ppi er-i ' m . ' ,.
nft a nv ti v ' " x an "lur ("'i
V tirevp vp ti nlm morn -itt h" derh'd
iftpr H nr.fl ferppl two i'iti In ti te
-fop the ar T'.'e 'fr i'm rnni'
itinkPtl era tns n li - tin ' ,ti, , nl
! pelli'i of Mir .'ten 1c is' ip
pp tli" In ip flu r !! - i i i nri
tnlen 'flfHi e-h f ,,), ',nfH H,nr
DclebiT 1" (' n fin .r' f J!j(ki ai 1
Iontgempri f i.ntli
Flip niuie t Vn I!nre" r ' nl.
r I ""' ' ' ' ' .f frt, Vir,
li hv f , -r' . ip- f , (f i
J ft nnd u In' ,. i , U n h
I I'M. , l 1 II . , te, ,,,,rih
i.e. Itrv dpfilpr for fivr. , rnu h -f I
In Lens en Dppinhr 10 Zjs bn.t '
FIND LOST PATIENT'S BODY'
Allentown Man round Dead en
Tracks Identified as Hospital Inmate
Harrison, .V. .! , ri p l') - peltpp
ii up idi ntifW the ndy of the mnn
found dial ninrj; flip Onlinari ir.il
I. ii'kauanii l Kilinad trrrKs upar berp
-i. tun! i i 1 1, if of II .r'v It, 1'ih ,, . '
uf AH' i i ' " I' i ki p i nl ffim
i liniil li lilt r , v ' i r.' I p .wi,. u
pitieiit '
Iliilnburdr vi p-inpc! fie-n the sntne I
bespltlil en pnv'.eus ocaclenH, pollce
repertid. I
SILESIAN FRONTIER SETTLED!
Germans and Poles Divide Up Dis
puted Territory
Irfitirten, IVe. 10 A formal SPttlp
ment has Iippii reached recarding th
fjermnn-l'elish SIli'Mim frontier under
which much of the disputed Ilettberg
,ll.,.lft ii ml nlcn ill A tnn n nf H,-.tn
lilTH IV n -'' hi ""mi n iiui'1'
breda and ether dlstiicts become Ger
man, while Poland gets Rome territory
near Koenlgshutte and clmvhere, says
a dlspntch te the Timea from Oppeln.
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Hie United States Treasury offers an
opportunity te renew your investment
Your 1918 War Savings Stamps will become due January 1, 1923.
Take them new te your pest office or your bank. Exchange them
for Treasury Savings Certificates.
If you have $25 in War Savings Stamps you can new obtain a
$25 Treasury Savings Certificate and $4.50 in cash.
If you have $100 in War Savings Stamps you can new obtain a
$100 Treasury Savings Certificate and $18 in cash.
If you have $1000 in War Savings Stamps you can new obtain a
$1,000 Treasury Savings Certificate and two $100 Treasury
Savings Certificates and $16 in cash.
These examples show what you can get with your War Savings
Stamps. Yeu can make similar exchanges in ether amounts.
Consult your bank or your postmaster
Advantages te you in owning Treasury Savings Certificates
1 Backed by the credit of the United States Government Treasury Savings Cer
tificates are one of the soundest investments in the world today,
2 Issued in denominations within the reach of all. A $2$ Certificate costs you only
$20.50, a $100 Certificate $8a, a $1000 Certificate $8ae,
3 Each member of the family may buy up te $5000 maturity value of any one series.
4 At present pricesTreasury Savings Certificates earn 4 per cent per year, compounded
semi-annually, if held te maturity. Each certificate matures 5 years from date of issue.
5 If cashed before maturity you receive 3 per cent simple interest.
fa The certificates are exempt from normal Federal Income Tax, and from all State
and local taxation (except estate and inheritance taxes).
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SAVINGS SYSTEM
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