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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31,1921
. luminous JILMANAG r03
~' ' TOMORROW
, Sun rises 5 :20; sets 6 :26
"' ‘ High tide 9.- )6 a. m., 10 :26 p. m
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" “embers or The Associated Press
~ The Associated Press is exclusively
i
Death Rate A
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Med to the use for publicatlop of
In news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise In this paper and also
guy local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
“patches herein are also reserved.
Exceedingiy low
' _ __, ‘ . L, Life Insurance company. New Y.ork '
m “ says the .liitcrary Digcst. This pub-A
“'IIY BLAME THE BANKS? llcation cites a recently completed
The Industrial Relations Commit- studv cOVering the morialit." cxpcri;
of 15. any:
fee of the Philadelphia Chamber of once after
Commerce. in a. carefully prepared
report just submitted to that body.
has c'xplained the acute housingpgr 1W7?
shortage in the Pennsylvania metrop- noanV one- half of
-" .0118 on tho ground of tho unwilling—
;ness of savings banks and trust com- was 2.77
{panics to invest their funds in real in tho general population of the ‘
astute mortgagcs The report adds l'niti-(i suites rcgistratlon area the-1'
that hardly 10 pm rout of the funds Illuili rate at this age period wasi
i0! institutions which accept saving“ mol‘c than twice as high—martian.
are in rcai estate holdings. 6.10 pcr 1,000. The writer goes on to.
,I It is true cnough 'lherc is 'l ”81- say;
1' “ml tcndcncy for banks to loan on “These faVorable
other than rc.il (state sccur‘ily not
only bo‘causc liiglitr intircsr rules are
thus obtain min but also horausc thi’
5 avcrngr- (‘OllLlllli Il :ind (ominorciiil
(papcr loan :il'l‘ords opportunity for
much IpliI-kvr llll'llrl’lVCl‘. 'l‘he estab-
Jlshml nt of the i"cIl(-rul Reserve Sys-
tom with its I--ompl(tc facilities for
the li' Ilisioiiniing of conimcrciiil pn-
Jier nini .i(~.I-:ptinccs has undoubtcd-
Jy led niuian-r banks which IIcV'cI
though! of such athing before to
vicw l‘l‘ill cstatc loans with Ilisl‘avor
and to dcvotc more attention to the
I accumulation of lincs of papcr elig-
ible for r6- discount with a Federal
? ltesche Rank.
1 . It is easy enough to infer from this
' that the saviiigs‘banks and trust com-
there is the select
secondary and col
Dioccss. Those
rolls
a supcrior homc
stances iiaVe been
to licttI-I
'il'lt so womc ll.
collI g? t‘ IIV ironmc n
pcriodii {ll medic al
liom proscribed
cml population
fififltfingmhofif.$11213n;““.,:{,,,s‘}j‘u’,°m‘; n1llllmlllll.lASS than onc- half of,
but such info rm,“ would not be alto- lhI-In arc niarrlcd and. tlicrcfore. not
gethcr fair ~c.\poscd to the gIIIVc risks oi. child;
‘~ A bank's rclationship to its cus- biniing. Not less important Is the,
.tomgrg “mg. for that matter. to thc iEIVorIIbio chIcts of the “hole of col-i
community {n which it Operulvs. Ivgi- IduIzitlon on the light conduct of
make it in a very real sI-nse a sch‘ant “f0
of tho public. a trustcc. as it were.
for the public in the community's fin-
ancial dealings with itsclf. Its prim-
ary ohligntion is to thosc 'wfio favor it
'with their pntronngc, its first function
to dirt-ct into proper and profitable
Channcls lhO fund. savings or other—
130. at its command.
How many comunitics are there in
the land today whosc housing n9. ,
are greater than thosc of bus-
mills. of \Vomfns
(liculc that the p
l)“.
in tlic dcnth Into
oral 0Vcr the rate
moup is iniucafifir
co trollcd bV lute
Encss conditions as they are today? ”[011 "
The housing situation is bad in
PhiludI-lpliin. no doubt. as it is gcn- ,
orally throughout the llnitcd Stntcs.
The rcmmly lir-s not with tho nation’s
financial institutions. but with thc
pcoplv VV'lio arc to MVP in thi- liouscs.
OrdI-rnl thrill. national as well as
‘pcrsonnl, is llw big nI-cd today. tlIc
onc tliinrr that will rcstore businrss E
and lililL" IIO‘JSillll' homo construction CHIC -\G0 11] Aug, 'lo.«~ 'l‘lie Nam
on HIC' lll‘l‘i'tisflr‘l' SN”?- lionzil l’ :idio Show (in first oi its kind:
~ ...¥-n__.__. ovcr hold in this countIV'. VVill (mini
IIHHGIIHII-I PROBLHTMS llt‘lc tommruw. with IIIaniiluIlurI rsE
'l‘iic I'I‘IHII‘lS of survivors of HIP “1— Mom nu OV'Lr illc countrv “pro-.1 nltd
atcd Zli-L' i-ulicnlv that faulty con- “mm tlll' plaudits of ilH‘ mum VViII-lIS‘l
strut-lion (nus [l ill" er-ck. The big m”, whom the shOVV has drnVVn tow
balloon luid lll'l‘ll In tho :Iir ovcr 30 (impugn ~l
hours and :ippziri-Iiily was standing 'l‘lic “WHO Show'hpsmps coniuinlh?‘
lill lllk‘ (Ins-[Q hill in tl’ll' alumni. to H” (\liibits of human .1.. of nmnufflp-
lllllki' a quick turn at high sliced "tho Um”, of radio zippimlus “in also;
tho front Various chIlomnI-nls of
.VzlilippI-Il ('li‘illl in two.
ship being much heavier
a stone and ex-
show the
wireless commuiiic
frillllt‘
part of thi-
(lruppI-Il :iliiiost llkt'
plodI-d lirsl in air and again upon swv M. qus tho Atlantic. Ancient scls,
touching tlic waicr." (If i'll'W’ll and “\(n[\ Vears ago. With:
it is lhr» old. old story of the struc- their (when. rs and do'icctOI ciysluls.
fturp ‘no strongcr than its weakest will be (iisl)]u\(Vd alongside of the Vel'yf
part." ’l‘ln- fund hope that problems mu,“ in “(no (Io‘ngtrutllon instru-'
of construction were solvcd finally for m., nts cop m1.) of Singing and iecclV-
this lypc or aircraft is deferred once ing [“053de m,” w,“ round the
morc. it must be determined whcth- globe.
cr tho faults arc- gcneral to all such 99M, d in his chair in the White‘;
(-I-iill manufactured thus far. or Housc at \\il5lllllmll. I’residenty
whollwr the trouble lay in this par-
ticular diiigible and the materials of
nhich she was built.
Another vexed question Which must
be sch—III] before the lighter-than— —air
ship can be accepted for gmerai use
either military or civilian, is that of
gas supply.
Highly explosive gas was used in.
the wrecked ship. the plan being to
(ill her tanks with the safcr helium
gas when she arrived in this country.
Yet it is said that not enough helium
' gas can be manuiacturcd in the Unit-h
ed States in a year with present facil-
itics. to mect the m mands of one ship
of such proportions. F
Thcsc problcms will bc solvcd sat- “
ist‘actorily. thcrc is no doubt. Moan-
whllc the plane remains king of the
air.’
wire-less tclcplionc.
be picked up at
who re it VVill bc
tcred through the
crs. Otlici
mc.lhod
The entire VViIcl
cl 0.
operated.
controllcd automo
during the l('C( nt
0
P‘gsflitl‘ ‘2: If)": [on BASIES ltrrsts. S'pccial wirelessti‘ -lcphonc trans.
! ":13 ”‘8'.l e {I Y 13 3' "9W ”men milling outfits haVc bccn Sli up. and
0 0 para D05 scrvice recently in- music and SI)(‘-‘((‘h(5 VVill bc sI-nt out
. . ' . airpianc will
Postmaster Controls scheme f0? hu'poa with lnsIrmm-insuml tiii- pilot iii-
troduecd. Perhaps it is part of the ‘mgmw. An
“ manizing the no“ office. ,rectcd in his main
l'ndcr the new regulation any:
mother who wishes to have her baby jilntii: ill VViih thi-
wcighcd may stop the parcel post V
min f tl
wagon on its round through the ”no”? 0 w \m
neighborhood. The postman is then (.0,"m,,'rci,u ,md
supposcd to weigh the baby. C1190" lili'l] A lllllssf'S
{any upon the scales which are a ram p \i'nim
part or the equipment of awry v'ug- in tin] tho
on. The plan has been tried out in others 9‘ ,0 t d
Oakland. California and many Inoth- m. pers u: if It?
ers haw- taken advantage of the op— "Opt 1 .:Stomr d
portunity to keep track of the wr-ght Armstr‘ong; fringe
0‘79???” tables Purdue UniVersit);
e public health scrvico and a gky_ of iii [In
hi”: of 0 her age ncics have em opor- e
11 cl Ir years in preaching the o - '
(‘l of [lOlK‘l' nourishment I'm bail; Of Wisconsin
and of weight as the test That the
gospel has spread in emery direction
them car he no doubt when scores of
BERLIN.AI13.
mothers who have no means for
weighing their im’ 11: “' manufactllfinz company a 038%
to avail w s h9meqfl , rt Ilectrlcally operated type’h'riter ’ ,
Wagon * ' ”W t‘
STATISTICS SHlilV
EflLlEfiE WHMEN Til
HAVE 0000 HEALTH
Feminine Average —— Life“:
Insurace Studies Shawl
3.24 Deaths
from .20 to 64 Years . . t
"graduates of women's
ls' nited States are rcportcd in the Sta-i
tisticai Pulletin of the hictropolifal’l!
graduation.
women. which shows that at 20 “1"“:
years old the death rate is only: is ,
iii-(VVI-cn 25 and 34 wlfét‘k‘
tions VVcrc centered.
pcr l 000
due to several important causes. F'lrdti.’
pthiczillV
puisuc studics usuallV drop fiom the t
Collcgc VV omcn also come tron.
presumption is that for newly all of
tlicin cconomic and domestic circum-
hczilth than
during thcii
mum of them cntcr professional pix}-
suits “hero, iii: risk of death is at 'I-'
‘ ’l‘hc filV"Olfl.l)le diath rntcs of gind- 1
among ‘V\0lll(ii in tho m m ral DODIILI-l
lion is LII in excess of what it should:
An (.\(‘(“58 or nearly 100 pI- r c.(nt
JWGI m'c wastage. VVhlch could be,
wlu n Muiconi flushcd lii
Harding will talk OVcr a land wire to
the Naval Station a few miles distant,
where his Voicc will ho liroadcastcd by
nmpliilcd
prominent
Washington will also be heard by this
the Gil-at Lake! Naval Training Sta-
tion. at the Pageant of Progress held
has been installed. and VVill he
Fort Sheridan hfis
down a rival exhibit.
F. Glaven. inventor oi: the radio
InaI-hinc in working order during the
show. demonstrating thc mcthod
wirclcss control uscd on a battleship
'l'lic ‘\hillill(lll is being hold in con:
:1 Iilition- \‘lll( oignnizntion ni
\\'lll lu-
pl‘t'
oilil r
.9?
nl\t ['Sll}
and Prof. W. Terry. of the Uni
mong Them as
Than Half of
Per 1,000
death rate among
colleges in the:
the total observaé
the death raté~
Among womor.
figures sccm to bc.
no effect of
lcgiate educational
the ’
J
unfit to 1
(' nVironmcnt: tho .
.M.‘
such as to (onduc :.
the .l\t'ngI' ‘
“us in 31
t also bInclit from
examination and
physical exercise i
Afir g1 .Iduationv
colleges cliner iii—l
rcvailing mortziliiyl
of Women in gun-J
Mathia- ‘spn’cm .
clunumt rous far-l
t
lligont c0InnIuIIilV
utlon slncc thc day
5 {onions lines-
The message “in
the Radio Show,
and scat.
hall b} loud speak~
officials in
css inhibit used by
sent
bile. will have his
of
airplano bombing
iw ("Hilli-
lions l>,V' radio.
lirt national Ios-r
crican Radio l: «-
:imzliI-ur \\'ll’('l¢'.\8
gin-n by Hi-
sidwnt of tho Long"—
IIIIIch more than “coma in thc gcii- ,Iln
(Illici-I'S, Among
(ll'll\(‘l‘ .tcchnlcal
di- Iorcst. It"? 7' ‘
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Majoriil'
ll.
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Min
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oi
uniso'rmcmv ‘ ”
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‘ Sensational
For the Biggest Dollar Day In the Boston Store’s History
End of the Season
FINAL CLEARANCE OF THE SUMMER OF 1921.
BOSTON STDRE’S OLD TIME P ’
COMPLETE CLEANUP. THEREFORE, TOMORROW, SENSATION AL VALUES. OIDIgY NgETMll’IlESIf
IT. YOU MAY NEVER AGAIN SEE SUCH BARGAINS. .
ale
Black and Colored Charmeuse
Of the leading fall dress satins. Big
bargain at $2. 75 V'ard. 0110
dollar 01f cvcrv
yard $1. 75
40 Inch Fine Voiles
$1.00
Fine Glass Toweling
With neat red stripe
5 yards for . ....$1.00
500 Hemmed ' Pillow -,Cases
Fine quality $1‘00
. . . ..
4f0r..............
1,000 Yards 36-inch Long
Cloth
\Verc 50 cents a yard
4yards for
Soft fiinish
5yards for . . 77:“. ; . .0
Heavy Turkish Bath
> 7 Towels
3833335??? ........ . ..... $1 .00
100 Round Hemstitched
Breakfast Table Cloths
F“ ..... . ....... $1 00
cach
200 All Pure Linen Hem-
stitched Towels
...... $1.00
Fancy Plisse Crepe
Bluebird design $1 00
C
,1 yards for ............
36 Fancy Floral Silkoline
inchcs wide
:3 yards for ..... . ..... $1.00
32-in. White Madras
Fancy (li'signs $1 00
o
5 yards for ....... .
Heavy Quality Apron ,
Ginghams
Best designs and colors
3 )ilrlls for . .. .$10 00
500 Bed Sheets
for Twin Beds, Harvard $1 00
0
Brand; value $1.30, each
‘ 18-inch Linen
For Tablo Runners
REigtIra Fine Brown Sheeting
3 a" Skill; 1.9.“. . . . . . . . $1. 00
. All Silk Ribbons
Moire and fincy; 500 $1 00
‘0
quality; 4 yards for . . .
Two
for
36 In. Bleached Fruit of the
Loom Muslin
$1.00
Regular 250
yard. 8 yards for .
7 _Inch Light Colors, in Mer-
cerized Poplins
“'0 l‘(‘ 49c V'a rd
5...“... ........$1. 00
54 Inch All Wool French Serge
\Vas $4. 00 a yard. l’rcsvin prn
$2. 49 a yard $1 98
36 Inch French Linen
Fast i'l'll'l' $1 00
............. C
'- _\'lll‘(l.\
.Heavy White Outing Flannel
1“ ........ . —. ..... $1.00
Fancy Lace Trimmed Table
Covers
l Inc quilliiv. “as $1 50 ea.
2 l 'vl'
_\.IrIls .
I ll
Bath Set
1 Ti "~'i'l and one face cloth
ll Ml
‘2le‘f0l‘ ....... .......
ii“. iii
Heavy Colored Domet
ForinI-r pric 39
iidl‘ds to: ”0...”... $10 00
31. 00 Combination
lull Size Bcd Sliver ........ ... . 391.00
22 l’illu“ Cam‘s ............ . . . . ‘ .58
Tulill ........... . $1.53
Allfor............$1.00
...$1 00'
32-in. Fancy Stripe Fine
Quality Shirtlngs
Regular price.390; $1 00
I
6yards for
32-inch Dress Ginghams
‘Were 39c and 500 yard
5yards for ..........$1.00
Scotch Curtain Madras
$1.00
Effigy Table Oil *Gloth
3yards for ............$1000
Women’s White Gabardine
Skirts
$1.00
value 590 each; 3 for .
36-inch New Fall Plaids and
Striped Skirtings
Rem‘iiar-SFIDO yard $1 00
_ o
2ynrdsf0r
Odd Lot of Stamped
Bath Towels, Pillow Cases
and Center Pieces
Values up to $2.98 ~~ -$1 00
o
for
.Clark’s O. N. T.
150 V .irIl spools, black and J31 00
“hill“: 20 spools . . . . .
Combination Sale
......-.---..oo
PairSiIlcCombs.... ...... .4
Back (‘ouib........f...........- .43
Barctie .....,.........,. ..... 25
Total $1.23
All for.........'.. $1.00
Combination Sale
3 Spools Bclding Silk . . . . . . . . . . . .45
3 car (is DeLongb Hooks and Eyes .30
3 colds \\ ilson Snaps . . . .. . . . ...30
2 Paper Clinton Safety Pins . . . u“. 20
Total _, $1.25
All for'........... $1.00
Fancy Silk and Satin Sport
Skirtings
40 inches wide, value up to
$2.50 yard, Tomorrow. .,.
$1.00
Imported Dress Ginghams
Regular price 690; $1 00
. . - - - ,, .
Sale price .........
Women’s Handkerchief.
Plain and cmlimidorcd - "w p
$1 .00
quality; 6 for
Men’s Handkerchiefs
12174.“; quality $1 00
9
12 for ................
Large Size O'Cedar Oil Meir»
Bailll‘sli'ie lilmia yogi” ,V‘n
pi w >1. 7“ .......... $1. 06
Large Size Galvanizid iron
. “ash Tubs
\Vifll Wl‘iligcr :x“;n-l.inx\nl. l‘l‘tl'lliili‘
pricc $1.23, $1 on
0 V.
8i.
Large Size Glass Wash 1’93th
Valuc $135: $1 0%
at . . ................
chuizr pricetSlfS {gaggil $1.98; long 1 36,1385 Waite: Sets
as e us 92' V ,. '
$1.00 .. ...... .. $1 09
F J . "' match: V3lllt‘1.50
am: a ' ' . -
y 'f‘qliall'd Turkish Fruit Jars
v. I owe S' E. 2. Seal. Glass tops. “llll‘ l:
_ it 1 pink or blue borders; unarjs or pints $1 00
Dozen
Mail Boxes
Shoo? steel. black anmmml. din-p ....
luck and in“)? "O-‘r’ulm. $1.00
price $1.25 ..........
‘3 yards for . . . . ..
$2.00 Navy Blue Tricotine
...... $1.00
fur .
Dark Color Murning
Sacques
$1.00
Gingham and Organdy Dresses
$1.98..
Two
for
New FallCoats
In Polo Clotlt
' for
New Fall Hats
Felt Panne Velvet, all $3. 75
colors, for ...._.,.,......
..I' _. , w “£1.09"
NewSport Hats
All colors, in Felt $2 , 50
for
and upwards
New Ribbons
In plaids and'fancies; 50c
quality; 4 yards for . . . . $1.00
Women’s Silk Gloves“
In white, $1. 65 value $1 90
for
All colors, value 690 each
Colonial Glass “’ater Tumbler:
“xiii ciclicd lmrilms $ 00
002.1.
Reg. pi ll't‘ i 1' ,.
Large Size HeavV Splint W ct
\Vash C loihe~ Baskets
licg‘iiliii piiw :kiafill $1.00
Ciil'll
No. 8 Steel Grav Enamel
Tea Kettle
w
6- quart size; regular $1. 50 $1 00
Tea Cups and Saucers
With gold Mild , value $1 00
35c ea. 5for .‘:.......
’ Wear Ever Alum ' _ Sauce
With cover: regular price
$1.50. Tomorrow . . . . . . 49C
Come Quick—They Won‘t Last Long.
Window Shades
$1.00
,2 for ................
oi
Cretonnes
All 11er designs; value 290.
4 vards for . _. .
Curtain Scrims
In dainty colored effects $1 00
4vards for
EXTRA
Women’s and Misses Polo
Coats
Regular price $18. 50
E Tomox’gmv
36 Inches Wide Flack Satiiie .
'High luStrmfinish. Regular price 49c
Tomorrpw
4 yards
Wometi’ s‘ Washdh'esses
value tomorrow, about
,~1(i) Wash ginghamfifm, regular
, prices $10, $12,81i'fi $12. 98 ‘
Tomorrow 3 ’
99. 90
Eegular $5.50 value
‘ Women’s «Stripe Silk Poplin
. , .. Dresses
Navy Blue and Black Skirts ‘-
$3.95
Crepe deJGhine'SiIk'
'i‘omorrow...........
40: inches wide, in all colors, except/r
;,black and VVi Regular $1.53
1$02.00 vain" '
Tomorrow, gmi. . . . .
[That formerly said up to
mam,
$9 98
Watson’s Colored Baronet Satin
Regular price‘sggfi_;i _ ~
l Tomorromuu'uyp,
1" i‘l .. a
Suits
Tom... $10. 00
Women’s and Misses’ Jersey
All wool, best made.
Regular price $16.
Children’s Fall and Winter
Chats
Ghildreu' .3 Fall and Winter
« , costs. Specially priced$2 98
For. Coats
mam-row about 9115231111 ..
Gone . Fur Coats price Ere“ i
'00
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