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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
XZOU'VE heard, Of course, that
r there is a wonderful sale in

XIOU'VE heard, Of course, that
Y there is a wonderful sale in
- progress at The Blum Store,
1910 Chestnut Street. For a lin
tied time they are allowing reduc-
ton of 25 per cent in all depart
ments. This is a splendid oppor-
tunity to buy your furs. saw a
particularly lovely squirrel coat,
which thought remarkably reason,
able last week at its old price-and
now with 25 per cent off it is most
extraordinary value. Then, there
are the coats and coat-wraps. The
Blum Store has some particularly
lovely ones, and so many OF us are
looking for one just at this time.
and the smart new blouse you'll need
to wear with your winter suit. Just
think of getting it for several dol
lars less than you had expected to
pay.
Z You really must find time to stop
v in front Of Bailey, Banks & Bid
l. die Company's windows while
that wonderful collection of war
relics is on view. These relics were
loaned to Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Company by Colonel o. d. Wilkinson,
secretary of the Military Order OF
Foreign Wars Of the United States,
and are on exhibition in commem-
Grafton of the second anniversary
of the signing Of the Armistice. In
cluded in the collection are some very
rare pieces, such as a Mitre worn
by one Of the German Emperors
guard, and a Prussian headpiece
with the double eagle atop of it.
Then there are such interesting
things as the masks worn by tank
drivers, breast-plates, etc. 1t is a
collection worth seeing.
T%HE man who is careful OF his
appearance insists that his
Il shirts be well-made. He selects
them carefully, with an eye to color
and demands fast colors, for ne can
not afford to wear shirts whose col
ors leave them in the first washing
At Macdonald & Campbells, 1884
SO Chestnut Street, he will find an
excellent line Of madras shirts, prices
of which range from So to 81: There
is an excellent assortment OF colors
and the stripes are not printed, bu'
woven in the material. The same
excellence of workmanship which
characterizes all of the clothes sold
by Mac Donald q Campbell is to be
found in these shirts. They are moi
only good looking, but comfortable
as we'll. You will find their sales.
men courteous and helpful at all
times.
TOULD you choose a gift To
w delight the heart of woman
W Then make it vacuum
cleaner-an Emery. The Emery is
made here in Philadelphia, SO there
Is no service problem to trouble you
and it possesses many other points
in its favor as we'll. 1t has the car
pet-sweeper-type brush, which re-
wolves in just the same manner as a
carpet-sweeper brush and not fast
enough to wear the rugs. This
takes up all lint, thread, hair, etc.
while the powerful air-suction takes
up surface dust, without scattering
and leaves the rugs bright and clean
These two features insure the best
cleaning that it is possible to give
your ruSs. Ask for demonstration
at the store Of J. Franklin Miller,
1912 Chestnut Street, where the
Emery is on exhibition ..
THE CHESTNUT 81
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possible to Rome and Belgrade, respect

possible to Rome and Belgrade, respect
lively, for urgent state affairs.
Premier Vesnitch sent message OF
homage and felicitation to King Victor
Emmanuel yesterday on the occasion Of
the kings birthday, characterizing as
good omen that IL coincided with the
conclusion of the Italo -Jugo- -Slav ac-
cord, promising friendly and fruitful
relations between the two peoples.
Signor Giolitti declared that the
words of NJ. Vesnitch would have a
profound ecno in the Hearts of the
Italian people, who desired close friend
ship and were convinced that this was
in the interests Of both countries, as
well as general peace.
Italy has accepted the Serbian request
for the cession to the Serbs on the from
tier Of part of the Longatico basin and
also part of the Gastua region. The
former was originally claimed by Italy,
and the latter territory by Fiume.
Volosca and Abbazia. in the gulf of
Fiume. and also the Fiume San Petre
Railway will remain within Italian ter :
ritory,. insuring territorial contiguity
with the state of Fiume.
A commission composed of Italian
and Jugo Slav members will settle all
technical questions regarding traffic In
the port of Fiume with regurd to the
commercial needs Of Jugo -Slavia. II
for economic reasons Susesack. which Il
q suburb of Fiume. but remains under
Serbia. wishes to join it's port to tina,
of Fiume, Italy and Serbia will not OBJ
ject.
The islands Of Cherso, Lussin. Unie
Asinello, Lagosta and the dependent
Nualler islands will be annexed tc
Italy. Tare and the island Of Ugliano
, which is an integral part of that town
will be annexed to Italy also. TIL,
only point to be settled now is tn,
extent of territory to be annexed as tn,
hinterland of Zara.
Italian citizenship will be granted t.
all Dalmatians who wish it, they a
the same time to enjoy all the right,
granted to Jugo- Slavia. The two coun
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MISSING NAVY PLANE FOUND
sighted In Wisconsin - Revenue
Cutter Sent to Rescue

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 12.-The
missing seaplane from the Great Lakes
naval training station, for which
coast guard crews searched Lake
Michigan all night, has been sighted
fifteen miles off Manitowoc, Wis, ac-
cording to a wireless received here yes
terday from the revenue cutter Tus-
carcra.
The Tuscarora reported that she
would pick up the crew of the seaplanc
and bring the men to Milwaukee.
The naval airplane of the F-2 l. type,
with three men aboard, left the Great
Lake naval training station Wednesday
on Photographic tour of the west
coast.
The plane was in charge of lieu
tenant Harry II. Barr. Lake Forest, Ill.
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tries, wishing to cement their intellect
ual and cultural union, agree to recog-
nize degrees obtained in each Others
schools. Italy grants twenty scholar
ships for the University Of Padua to
Jugo- -Slav citizens, preferably Dalma-
tians.
The present political agreement will
be followed by an economic understand
ing and commercial treaty.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03

Phoenix; c. Brooks, Glendale; George ". Peterson, Mesa; Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix; H. c. Thomas, Phoenix; Frank G. Hammels, Glendalee J. Stan ley Howard. Route 4, Phoenix; Vernon L. Clark, Phoenix; V. D. Johnson, Mesa; c. H. Akers, Phoenix; Fred H. Perkins, Phoenix; c. NJ. Zander Sphoe- nix; William B. Long, Buckeye; C. H. Gilbert, Phoenix; J. Fl. Lewis, Glen dale; Edward r. Parker, Phoenix; Leonard Nets, Mesa; H. O. Hobde, Mesa; K. s. Townsend. Route 5; c. w, Peterson, Phoenix; l.. W. North, Phoe- nix; c. A. Baldwin, Chandler; s. T. Hirst, Phoenix; pr. R. F. Palmer Mesa: w M. Beach, Mesa; H. c. Bald win, Phoenix, route 6; W. R. Wayland
 Phoenix; Fred A. Woolsey. Route 6; D. l.. Lewis, Mesa; W. ". Pickrell
 Chandler; Walter Bennett, Phoenix; Henry L. Peterson, Chandler; c. $ Dingle. Mesa; Roy Murray. Phoenix; J. H. Dobson. Chandler: Warren Me Arthur, Phoenix; c. H. Tinker, Glen dale; George A. Johnson, Mesa; w. E Walters, Mesa; Donald Mcqueen
 Mesa; w. k. Bowen, Mesa; Howard $ Reed. Phoenix; Jack Fraser, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
ORDER PROCEEDINGS
 AGA|NST CITY IN THE HARRER WATER CASE

Directing the attorney general to in- stitute mandamus proceedings against the city of Phoenix to prevent viola tons of its orders the corporation com mission yesterday again brought the n. B. Harrer case to light.
 This is the first action on the part ? Inc commission since last July when N issued an order lining the mayor NltN manager and city commissioners N'Vo each and the city 1000 for vio- l7tion tn carrying out the same order which had to do with furnishing wa- Ter 10 Mir. Harrer. The fine has not yet been paid.
 The Harrer case first came before me public in January. 1917. when Mir. Harrer filed complaint with the cor poration commission following the city's Sctlon In cutting him off from city wa ter when he refused to comply with m order of the city commission to in stai a meter at his own expense. Mir, iarrer previously had been receiving water at a flat rate and he held that " meter were required it should pc furnished by the city. Various phases of the case led the interested parties Co the Superior court and be- iore the commission. The city did
 
 Ter was heard before the commission, contending that the commission was without Jurisdiction over the water systems owned and operated by a mu- nicipal corporation. The commission claimed Jurisdiction on the ground that the city water department in serving outside the corporate, limits is a public service utility, subject to the laws gov cfnlng public service utilities.
 Despite mandamus proceedings and corporation commission orders. Harrer ,-2as been without water since 1917. The city has steadfastly refused to comply with orders to furnish water to con- sumers outside the city limits in &C., cordance with the rules of the com mission, which yesterday issued an or der to the attorney general directing him to begin an action in mandamus m the Superior court for the purpose or having such violations stopped.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
AGENTS IF PACIFIC MUTUAL TO MEET IN
 CONVENTION TODAY

Agents in the southwestern agency of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company, including Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas, will meet in Phoenix this morning for a two day convention. Fifteen agents of the company in this district and three of fieials from the headquarters office in Los Angeles, will attend.
 The convention-the second annual meeting of the Big Tree Club Junior, including all agents in the district will begin at 10 o'clock this morning with the opening of headquarters in the Heard building, and the registering of delegates. Most of the delegates arrived yesterday.
 The main event today will be 1un- cheon at the Adams hotel at 12:20 o'clock, at which Danford M. Baker and c. I. D. Moore, both vice-presi- dents of the Pacific Mutual, will be the principal speakers. MT. Baker, MT. Moore and Dri w. w. Beckett, medical director of the company, will arrive this morning from Los Ange- les, Mir. Moore and Dr. Beckett being accompanied by their wives.
 Those who will attend the conven- tion from the headquarters office here of the Pacific Mutual southwestern agency are F. B. Schwentker, general l agent; F. D. l.. McLaurin, agency or ganizer; ". T. Barr, associate gen l eral agent; and A. MoNama, cashier l Delegates to the convention from this district are:
 H. W. Schroeder, associate general agent, Fl Paso; A. E. Bruce, associate general agent, Albuquerque, N. M.; John R. Class, Albuquerque; ]. D Bright, Silver City. N. M: R. L. Mad dox, Hurley, N. M.; D, P. Greiner Roswell, N. NJ; s. l.. Butler, Douglas; R H. Carter. Raton, N. M.; Homer F Cooke East Las Vegas, N. M.; J. D Gillespie, Prescott; M. K. Murray. Mo. renci; R. J. Neal, Clovis, N. NJ.
 During this year the southwestern agency of the Pacific Mutual ha' written $4000000 worth of business l MT. Schwentker announced yesterday
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 Day Nursery bazaar cook food sale Roper's Garage, Dec 4.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
PREPARING NOW FUR
 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

Making preparations for the coming season of the legislature, H. M. Alex ander, custodian of the state house, is already making a survey of the build ing with a view of moving the different departments of state now occupying committee rooms. The vocational edu- cation department of the state which has it's quarters in a senate chamber will move into one of the offices of the state superintendent of public in- struction during the session of the legislature. Tho office of the state examiner, also in a committee room, of the senate, will be housed in the ante room of the Supreme court.
 MT. Alexander stated that he had not yet decided where to place the office of the state board of health. An effort will be made to place the headquarters of the department somewhere in the state house, possibly in corner of the attorney generals office, and if this cannot be managed the health depart ment will have to have downtown quar- | ters, as it did two years ago.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03

Day Nursery bazaar cook food sale Roper's Garage, Dec. 4.-Adv. k
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
H|CHWAY COMMITTEE ID MEET TOMORROW

Several important matters pertain ing to the county highway program will he disposed of tomorrow afternoon when the Committee of 100" meet at 2 o'clock at the chamber of commerce. The committee was organized by rep- resentative business men of the coun- ty at the recent meeting at the Twohy Brothers camp at Fowler, its purpose being to protect the interests of the county and the taxpayers in the face of efforts to block or delay the road program. Members of the committee are:
 c. A. Robinson, Peoria; Clinton Campbell, George $. Irwin, N. l.. Nor veil. pr. F. D, Rewell, all of Gilbert; Kenneth E. Marshall Peoria; R. S. Howard, Route, 1. Tempe; John l.. IT, win, L. l.. Pearson, o, c, Green. Glen dale: A. c. Bartlett. Phoenix; John l. Meyer, Peoria; A. A. Carrick, Glen dale; I, H. Kipp, Phoenix, Route 6; J. J. Gould, Phoenix; John A. Bradshaw
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
 IF CLUB ID MEET

The music department of the Woman's club will have a depart mental meeting this afternoon from 8 to o'clock Mrs. P. c. Salisbury will have charge of the program and will give a brief resume of American composers.
 Edward McDowell will be illustrated by Mrs. Lillian Adams Lignaitz, who will play a series of McDoweu mum hers. and Louis Jipphardt will sing a
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
CORRECT

Little Anna attends public school and has just passed her eighth birth day.
 A few days ago her teacher asked her how much and made and she got 8 little confused in her answer. The teacher thereupon dropped two cents on the floor and told Anna to pick them up. The teacher then asked:
 How many have you now?"
 Anna replied: Two
 Now imagine there are two more on the floor" said the teacher at the same time requesting Anna to go through the motion of picking up the imaginary pennies. What have you now?'' asked the school ma am.
 Anna looked at her tiny fingers.
 "Dusti" she replied.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
JEWISH COUNCIL NOW
 IN WELFARE LEAGUE

The Council of Jewish Women is the latest organization to affiliate with the Welfare League, according to the an nouncement made at the conclusion of the Council meeting yesterday. The vote was taken at the conclusion of a talk by Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, who represented the League.
 pr, Liknaitz made an address on "Co- operation" urging all members of the faith to work together for the proposed temple. Dr. Liknatizs talk was followed by an informal address by Mrs. H. F. Freeman of New York who took Child Welfare" for her sub ject.
 It was announced that $450 had been raised by a recent rummage sale and that a bazaar would be held the after noon and evening of December 20 for the benefit of the building fund Of the temple.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03

group of McDowelrs songs. The members of the department will an swer to roll call with current event relative to American music.
 Tea will be served. Mrs. Chris Walker and Mrs. c. F. Marshall VIII pour. All members of the depart ment and their friends are cordially invited
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
COP HAD REAL

COP HAD REAL
 BATTLE WITH PIC TOLEDO, O.-For 15 minutes, single handed, Patrolman Gordon here battied with vagrant Finally he laid the prisoner by the hoofs, as it were, and feet cuffed' him. Prisoner weighed 15 pounds and is now being fed with z spoon at police headquarters. He's a baby pig.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
FREE SMOKES

FREE SMOKES How many cigars does Sponger smoke a day?" "Oh, any given number."-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
In Our Shipping Department
Lard Compound

We are shipping Oranges, Grapefruit Tan gerines and Mangerines whole boxes, half boxes, quarter boxes, or any kind of boxes you want, Our Mixed Fruit Christmas boxes are on display in the lobby of all leading hotels in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1920-12-03

Incorporated by Congress Arizona Headquarters, 42 E. Monroe, Phoenix, Ariz. forwarded eesi bank,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-15
FOREIGN

Ecuador government is conducting Z
grants.
Through Edwin V. Morgan the Unit
ed States Ambassador, President Will
son has presented naval decoration s
to officers of the BraZiliIn navy for
signal services in assisting the United
States government during the World
War.
Many American nations. as we'll as
Great Britain, Spain and Portugal,
are to be formally invited soon to
participate in the national festivities
in November and December in COM
memoration IF the 4O0th anniversary
of the discovery of the Straits of
Magellan.
The United States dest; oyer Kane
suffered damage to her engines while
outside Riga, but is not / need of
assistance, according 20 a wireless
message receive q.
Louis Franck, minister Of the col
onies, resigned his office in the Belgian
Cabinet. His resignation depriI es the
Delacroix Cabinet of all its Liberal
party members.
The German army now numbers
100000 men. II e German troops. have
evacuated fifty kilometers cf the zone
along the Rhine.
Cattle and pigs are being shipped tc
the French markets from London BY
afrplanes, which are also being used te
shin dressed meats. Butchers say the
quick transportation by airplane has
solved the delivery problem where the
-afriyarotinn facilitieS are nnnr
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-15
GENERAL

Despite the misery and privations of
war time, Germany still has fifty-tive
men and forty-two women who are
more than one hundred years old.
General Robert George Nivelle, for
mer commander in chief Of the French
army, will represent his government at
the tercentenary celebrations of the
American Mayfiower Council in se7-
enty American cities next month.
More than $1,000 worth of liquor
was seized in automobiles passing over
the Victoria bridge within the last few
days. Prohibition agents believe this
LIQUOR was intended for points in the
United States.
Yale University began it's two hum
dredth year with a freshman class of
700 students and indications point to a
considerable increase In the normal ell
rollment of $500.
Kentucky showed an increase of 5.5
per cent in population, which now to-
tails 2.416,O13. North Dakota showed
an increase of 11.9 per cent from the
last census. bringing its total up 10
e46,730.
Dismissal of Louis F. Post, assistant
secretary of Department Of Labor, was
asked by the Executive Committee Of
the American Legion, in session at
Cleveland.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-15
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DOINGs AT NATIONS CAPITAL.
Happenings That Caused Stir Briefly
Observation-Disclosures About the
Progress of Things in General
Throughout the World.
WASHINGTON

Officials of the railroad administra-
ton are seeking owners of 1,ooo'oOo
tons of coal confiscated by the rail-
roads during the bituminous miners
strike last wint- and not paid for,
A new commercial travellers treaty
between the United States and Argen'
tina probably will be signed by Secre-
tary of State Colby and the Argentina
ambassador within the next week.
The Shipping Board has withdrawn
i've vessels from the Jacksonville Ship
ping Corporation. According to an Of
fetal on the board, dissatisfaction with
the MANAGEMENT and operation OF the
vessels was the cause.
Price cutting has taken hold OF the
wholesale trade to an extent that soon
must be felt substantially in lower
prices to consumers. according to the
Federal Reserve Boards monthly busi-
ness review.
Cities are increasing In population
seven and a half times as fast as
the rural districts, the Census Bureau
disclosed in compilation of figures
covering approximately S5 per gent 'of
the new census.
A protest against discontinuance by
Federal Department Of Agriculture OF
preparing an anthrax serum was MADE
by Or. Douglas Summers. director
of Bellevue Hospital laboratories.
Major railroads Of the country re-
corded deficit of $6,653. .420 in operat-
ing income for July. compared with
operating income of $8O,32o,4sl IN
July. 1919, according to a summary
issued by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-15
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

West Virginia, with a population o'
1,463,61o, an increase of 242,491, oI
1919 per cent, over 1910, has passed
Maryland in the relative standing o'
the states. West Virginia stood
twenty-eighth in 1910 and Maryland
twenty-seventh.
Admiral Benson, chairman of the Ship
ping Board, said that the agreement
between the American Ship and Com
merce Company and the Hamburg
American line for the operation OF
American ship lines out of Germany
USING Hamburg-American terminal
facilities, is to be made public In
due time.
President Wilson is expected to extend
forral recognition 70 the existing
government of Mexico within the
next few weeks. Whether this recog,
nition will be extended during the
re-ime of the present provisional
president, De la Huerta, o. be with.
held until after the assumption OF
the presidency by the newly elected
General bregon on Dec :nber I. is
not known.
An official of tfe Shipping board con-
armed the report that the United
States Mail Steamship Company
steamer Panhandle State was or
dered not to 90 to Queenstown
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-15

Edwin P. Fischer, who warned tne
French commission Of the recent ex-
plosion In Wall Street. was sent to
Amityville Sanitarium by Justice t1nch
of The Supreme Court.
Internal revenue agents seiZeo SZoo'.
600 worth of cocaine and morphine VI
premises of a chemical company Vi
Liberty str ct, New York.
Babe Ruth's new roadster met IN
collision with a truck at Merioen,
Conn.,, and was wrecl ed. Babe es'
capped injury.
An exchange of professors between
Harvard University and the UnlVer'
sity of Toulouse. France, was an
nounced.
Italy will Officially declare the war
at an end on October 81, the cablnet
announced.
Mrs. Marie Anne Houde Gagnon'
mother of twins born two months ago
In prison, who was sentenced to De
executed at Quebec, Canada. after hav-
ing been found gu ty of murder, VIII
serve a life sentence in the peniten-
tiary instead as the result OF oecl-
sion by the cabinet council.
District Attorney Charles Q. Ciyne
of Chicago was Instructed by Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer to under
take immediate criminal prosecutions
if evidence of the misuse of money by
senatorial candidates in the recent Re-
publican primaries in Illinois can be
uncovered.
Americans in Europe who are In
touch with the whole international
financial situation are known to be
making huge purchases Of Russian
currency, evidently seeing forth
coming rapid change to normal con-
ditions.