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Mar3FeaKiwiw ? tt irtwinJciM x!s32x9hkm '''wwv',3?T- 'lpwww invicrr:'ct--- - : i 'J- v ''M I EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921. i i. fizca MOR tm EAGREEME ON TAX BILL TODAY "' Income Surtax Fight Expected te Come te Vete by ' Tomorrow MANY RATES SETTLED n.v the AssiH'lalnl Presi Washington. Nev hi. Semite nti'l Ileiifc ennfrrfpi who limr tnicler u u pu8Ieh tlie Tn Revision Hill urn- ex pected te rencli nn nci'eenient tecl'iv nn several of (lie mere inipertnin nnionil nnienil JnentM PreWflnn. nf the rele mill nft drjnk sehednlei werr (Irtitntelj tueil under an agreement etenlnj, tin Heuse malingers, after siriKins nut tlie proposed 1 per cent nuinufaetuiers' tn en perfume", esMnee. CTtrnet. ete . HCCCptlns tile ei.e ttiMN n tiimUj approved h the Semite The Ineenie miiiii features of the bill, whli'h hit reneedeil h lemlni in be the principal matter In rentrmi Frebabl) villi come te a nte in the fetise tomorrow it uns nnl teiln AtTWiiii'iit'i KiMiltril Acreement u renelnd jeteriln- mi the fol'en ins; : Autiiiii'i'xle trucks and nuteninmlr WaROti '. niditiR lnrt ,ind iroeMirtr. R per ri n Other automeMIe and motereirle-. in eltiillns fart ""'I "'"' f'-erie-. ." p cent. Tlre. Inner tube part' or nnT--ROrle'- for meter ei.'le elil te an' person ether than 1 'nanufnetiirer m producer of meter vehicles, . per eeni Camera?, urchins net mere than HUi pounds, and lensp. for such lamet.i . 10 per cent. I'hetieraphlr tilnis an 1 plates Intl.. r than melns-pt ttire tihnsi. .1 per cent. f'andv. .'! per cent l'lrcnvni-. phclN et . lOperi'iit Hunt 11c and beule Kute. 11) tier cent TJirl kntrs. il.iscrr-. smird ituv Bttletles ntnl bra -s or nnMnl'lc knuiUli. 100 nr cent. t Itrur and piBHreite holder in iir . cninpn-ed . hullj or in nart. of uieii--Behauni or hp ber In trliliir ami Hues in; stnnd. in per cent uteliiiite 3let de ! crwitis ' .1 chines, ," per rent ifnl 11 iilni.int s m device Melghinc machines. Hi tier cent I.herich and liwn beets r.nd hut 10 per cent. limiting and shoetlnc ;annent an I rltllnc habits, je pi-i- rent MnterNi.it Taci Yachts and iiintilvint, net de.i;iu , for track or tislnns or natieniil de fense, and p'fasuie beats and ideas .re ennecs, if .eId for mere than !0 10 per cent Works of nit. " per cent A manufacturers' tax of ." per ient of much of the price for uliiei the following articles are old or leased IS ill excess of the prl c specified n each article. Carpets and rus. includins hb r. $4."i0 a square .ninl in the ca?e uf carpets and Mj a tipiare nnl in the C"e of ruge Trunks. .:." each. Valises, traveling b.ige .iiitca-.e- hat Iioaek ued In tr-ideis and titte toilet casr. S'J."i each. Purses, pockerhonks -henn ns and tamps of all Minis and lamp shades. S10 each, and rnim. ?1 each. KmIsc T,ies Repealed Kxrlne taxes new in force, the repeal uhleli is agreed upon, arc: Articles mad of fur. 10 tier ient. Musical Instruments, ." per cent. Spurting eeiids, including ! "ci hilllaid tables, 1U per cent Chewing gum. (" per cent Portable electric fani", "1 per ient. Meiing-pli ture tilme, e per rvnt. 1 ThermeH and tlirrinnttatic bottles and ' .lugs. ,"i per cent Itetail fliixurj 1 taes en articles of clothing, umbrellas, parasols, sunshade, . picture frumes. carpets, rugs, trunks, ' allse. hat boxes, fitted toilet (iise. shopping and handbags, portable light ing hvtit.vs and fans tnstinj in cm tw , of Hpccitied amounts. Manufacturers' tae en son diiuks. ' te be in lit 11 of the present 'ile, v.cru! 1 agreed upon as fellows : 1 rpen all beiciugts derived heli, m In part trem cereal-, two ient .1 gallon. I I 11011 all iiufern.ei.ted fruit juice, m ten led fur 1 oiiMiinptten as lieveragi'i with the addition of watei and siin'ar. and upon nil imitations (.f mii li (run I iulips and upon all c.iibe'iiitcd l,evei-i tees ieiepi nieali. two icnis ,1 gal lon L P011 all snil drinks ie(rpt p(l (, ,,. pie lidirt. two cuits a gallon I.'pen all natuial or artiticial min eral waters 01 table waters., sold In the , producer at uinr than twele aiidonc aiidenc half cents a gallon, two .eu(s ;i gallon. ' I pen all carbolic ai id pas Milil ter use in the prepiiiatiHti of snf diiuks, four cuts a pound 1'pen all IniKhcd or fountain sirups for use in cot ipeunding nf -n't diinks, nine cents -i gallon fter Hunting it te admissinus .. moving pet 111 e lmv, the lenferecs agreed t the Senate aineiidnient prn lding that tm adliussien las -hall be celbs'tid nh re the 1 barge does nut o: e: 1 eed ten cent The eccs profits -ind tram portatlen tax ti peals uphi agfd up 01 hut that whs purely pei fiiiii ti.rx . :i bnth Heuse and Senate bill provided their r.peal 011 net .tainiar 1 the for N.Y. HEARS STRAUSS LEAD ORCHESTRA Music of Saleme Fails te Sheck Gethamites as Dance Once Did REVENGE ON METROPOLITAN New Yerk. Nev. 1(1. At the Metre, inliinn Opera Heuse last evening Rich ard Strauss, the eminent composer, gave 1 In- first of thi-e orchestral concert. iidui'tiiig again tlie Philadelphia Or-ic-tta as he did in tlie spclal concert "id h signalized ii reeppearanre before the New Yerk public The program consisted of the tune poem, "Alse spta'di mrthiistin " the dance from '"'a'lime " Inc hii,' wltti ercheshal c 1 niiip.iiiii ient sin,") hv Miss Klbnheth Schumann, ami "Ted unci Verklae cunt. T'etirteen jeais -ige "Saleme" v as performed just jireeleh once In the Metropolitan Opera Heuse and then withdrawn as unfit for publication. Since then Its inuic had net been heard In that place till last 'evening, when alter some b no means itmnederute ap plause, which the composer with nv If I fin illtj censtiiiel Inte a demand fit an in ere the dance was repeated. Thu lid Strauss take bis little levengc upon '1 e ( ttiipnlltnn. Put the dance wa net danced. In 1007 Mls Itl-uic,! Kreelicli. the leading 1. unci of the opera, executed It while Mls elle ('reinstall, the Saleme, hid and pi rinltle I the audience te Indulge in some illusion as te the Idenlitv of tlie dancer Ml s 1'recllch's dance of the neven veil at the drees rehearsal wan even mere pictorial than It was at the public performance. It Ik Impossible te tell what might have happened had she net cut out sonic of her shimmy shivers, which today arc allowed even by the ortueiis police, while thp public views them and far worse things unitlruunM'd Strauss "Saleinc" dance sounded rather feeble la-t evening, and a for his ponderous and pntentluus musical revelation of the emotion excited in his Ikiseih b.v n tietusal of the catraer- pdlnary work of Nletsehe. It pales rap lillv with age. l-en the fugue "of Sciences" no longer shocks, it Is dull, despeintely dull, and the dnu,ec song -nunds like .lelinnn Strauss suffering from water en the Invention. There Hre hrilllnlil pages in "Alse -prach .ariithustni," but unfortunately tlie noblest of them nre the llrst enei. The grandiose proclamation which ush ers in the work makes the rest, s.inc the llnal pages a second inspiration sound flaccid. Hevecr. the time Is net et ripe for a llnal adjustment of the various Strauss values. One can only speculate en these works ns they ac company us through our own years. Their fate Is In the lap of the futute. It must be tecerdeil that the Phila delphia Orchestra plajed admirably, but that eni c meie It was shown that the Metropolitan is net the best possible auditorium. GIRL TOURISTS TO TALK win of Tell3 of Cape May Birds 1 ape Mai, N .1 . is the he-t plai e te stud wild bird life along th Middle At 'ant 1 coast, a 1 erdlng te Ir Wil iner Slone, expi'i't en ornithe'ngx , who le-lured la-t nighi al the adciii of Natural Seieni 1 s, Mnetienth 'ind (Slice Uriels '('dp e. lure w n lllllstl-ll-.; wilii slim-. -Iiev 'n- 'iitinaf gllmiiscs of i'i fc rlic 1 .; ,)' tI', ,,.( e i'ii ! id dtr e- M U!II( r M) I'A. i Vmnnitrli lit'MtAMt'.l. air ItlArei.lfli npiillr lllnti nf EDGAR A. MURRAY'S ROACH DOOM ill I ill ewr friM Ii fn ht prfiuN, iOc. 75c, $1.50 ti - iff I-s-'ik fir illr.'t fi-nn HAINSWORTH SUPPLY CO. -Mil n sirn v Ir ' Di 'nt'uferj ter S10'' Ti w I'll II H il II. 1 0.'..' SEES & FABER 2008 Ne. Frent Si. LAWS0N GAS HEATERS W'ELSBACH NEW GAS HEATERS MAZDA ELECTRIC LAMPS AND SUPPLIES GIVES BUSINESS HINTS Colonel Jehn Grlbbel Suggests Ways Out of Jams When a business gets in uch a jam that ah rdlelency engineer i suggested, what It really needs Is a new pro pre pro ptleter. according te Jehn Orlbbel. He addressed members of the Rotary Club at the mentlil banquet nt the llellevue llellevue Stratferd last night. "Jlut don't misunderstand me." he said, "jeu need eOielency jut a little mere than ou need working capital. Put jeu have te have the cltlciency that 1h based upon education In jour own establishment. Yeu can measure the nlne nf jnnr business methods by the effect they hnw Uhui the men in your department or establishment." Ii, V. Armstrong, of the ISnreau of Commercial I'coneti.ics. Washington, gave an illustrated talk en "The Itre of the North." 1 " Al l.ec Hii-t, the president welcomed Jet Under Water Heater Extin four new Itetnrlans into membership au8hed and Gas Filled Roem Secretary 1 rank Hnnieker atineiinced ' ," ... tT - ,,. t-lt that the membPrshlp new steed at 2S7 Miss Alice "effman, t entj-e g iictiie ami two honorary members. '" '(l. of 4JS North Thlrty-feuitii Tell of Their "Discovery Chester County Adventures In "The Heuse Nowhere" will he described by Miss France Idch Idch ten and Miss Katherlne Millions tomor row night nt the Plastic Club. 217 Seuth Camae street. Miis Uohten ami Miss Millien, stu dents at the Academy of the Fine Arts, undertook a launt through Chester County In n vehicle that Is a cress be tween an Ostein! bathhouse and a Cone Cene Cone fdega wagon. ThlM conveyance wn for some weeks their perambulating home n'linlr nn1l' feed WOH what tllC.V I'Otllcl obtain gr'ntls from the cettntrv folk. 1 wlieee unlive heath thc.V visited 111 1 search of landscapes and scenes te paint WOMAN KILLED BY GAS street, tiled 1iBt night from the PiTeets of inhaling gas. She lighted a jet tin der a het-water heater In her home and sat down te wait until the water wds but. Fer sonic reason the llanie wait extinguished and lite gas cutitluitVd te Hew. finally overpowering her. Mem bers of her family, who were en the seetind fleer, smelled tlie odor of gas and went downstairs, where they found her unconscious. Slip was taken te the Presbyterian Hospital and pronounced dead. SMINK GOES UNDER KNIFE Serious Operation en State Reprj sentatlvc In Methodlet Hospital Isaac L, H. Smlnk, Htote Rft,. sentatlvc from the Fifth District, UmhiJ' went a serious operation jesterda ti the Methodist Hospital. At the Li" Pltal last night his condition wan l.A te be geed. MrHmlnk, who lives I, 'J220 Seuth, Twenty-thln! street, h! been In the hospital some time. tUPOKTBRS, DESIGNERS AHD MAKKR8 OF WORKS'S AND CHILDREN'S AVPAllEh OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS Wcarever Aluminum-Ware Renovated, refurnished made sptek, span and invltlnp;. Outside rooms, bright, cheerful. Pick from these: Twe Reems and Bath. Three Reems and Rath. Four Reems and two Ruths. Rittenhouse Hetel, 22d and Cliestnut tittgnmismBmjiM S .3 fi 2 a 33 S 9Char-c counts invited B IB II 'B IR IB 'IB J M B 3 ' i r ihw ' s .&ix& ,. . ?'?i'!a tt irw &;&& i ', a' V IBIK. 1 I L ., Ul lit" 'laif unnii nags, si( pbcii. j- 'Jc Jft Portable lighting tlwuies. :mi li.duv tfl W ml !' im mvmammm vwrr Jiniimiiiiii'i.ir'v ,m i. 13 i m 1 1 5 I: B B Children lhric en . h J Victer II I'll 1 eread 1 1 Ii I 1 g M m Leaf Jw .. m n'Jn, v s t! 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WALKER rra 1 1 1 1 1 Vncm i i fi m ifi niiiiiiiiiliiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ifii I ViTi. Cats aid Wraps 7950 and 99-50 Styles of distinction, and of superior quality. These features arc very evident in this coat pre sentation. They are coats of beauty that will stand in relief, wherever they are worn. Ne fashionable fabric is missing marvella, cvera, Pollyanna, Gerena and Panvelaine. Many of them wonderfully fur trim med with wolf, beaver, squirrel, oppessum, nubia and caracul. Blouse effects, and straight line styles, featuring stitching and embroidery, while ethers are beautiful in their distinctive plainness. H ? W ti 83 n Ei a H LI Hi H t, ft ta a "The Wardrobe" of Centemeri Gloves the Gift Beautiful CVntcmeri dms plevr, tln(i gloves, warm gleves. tint! puil glevrs fnr men, vmncn aiul children, in gift set of three or mere asserted pair An cxclush e Ccntctneri origi nation giving the final truit-li of completeness and cliarm te the gift of gloves ten le fifty dollars the set Over a score of .set coinliin.i ceinliin.i coinliin.i tiens selected from mure than 100 styles of Ccnlcmeti Gloves . In gift cases dc luxe made by Clement of Paris J.fl0 exlra. Only 6 Saturdays befere Christinas Trade Mark Keg. mwv i Tlie Vogue of Black & While A glee le conjure with the Centemeri l'iclder t-tlc eviuUilcly appropriate te many iien and varied tlce c modes indi&pciif able in the glove wardrobe In raven black Rationale tpiality French KitUkin in the trunchant &tylc With pure white gerciiiscrt under the flaring gauntlet wrist white fttitcliiug, while crochet embroidery and while pearl clasp Or, if jeu prefer, in 13 fashionable colors 4.50 Centemeri Gloves 123 Se. 13th St. VhiladclphitiNew Yerk Grenoble, France B,A'"tffc-: TftADr-MAUK S-. COPYKIOHT 19Z0 U it THE TEAR TEST THE INK TEST THE FACE TEST i TftADr-MAUK Sir COPYKIOHT 192t3 I CEiiLrOGciBaTOGaEanrDcaHraraacJiBrara It is Thirsty Fibre (millions of him in each ScetTissuc Tewel) who oij eij oij serbs four timca his weight in water end is responsible for that essential, thirsty, absorbent quality found only iaScetTbsuc Towels. There Is a Vast Difference in Towels ALL PAPER TOWELS are made of fibre. One paper towel is made of Thirsty Fibre and that's ScetTissue. Thirsty Fibre gives each Scot Tissue Tewel 165 square inches of concentrated drying power potential thirst ready te eagerly and instantly absorb all moisture. And Thirsty Fibre makes ScetTissue uniformly white, soft, soothingly refreshing and solely satisfying. One towel dries the hands another the face Thirsty Fibre drinks four times his weight in water. Thirsty Fibre cuts towel costs by clearly identifying the towel which actually does the work that ethers, less thirsty, only partially per form. Thirsty Fibre represents the final develop ment in towel making and Thirsty Fibre is found only in ScetTissue. Meet Thirsty Fibre face te face. eAn Unusual, Convincing Tewel Test The right way te test the economy and satisfaction of bcetTissue Towels is te arrange te have a trial test con ducted in your wash-room, in competition with any towel you may be using. ScetTissue Towels are distributed through the jobbing channels and any ScetTissue jobber is authorized and qualified te make the trial test. In addition we will gk'dly arrange te have a towel effi ciency expert discuss towel or toilet paper service with any one who is interested in improving service and lowering annual costs, by addressing : wcnuj. SCOTT PAPER COMPANY 1'hitadelpliia Sales Oflice Roem 302 Wcightman Bldg. 1524 Chestnut St. Vieir: Spruce JS52 . Other, (teeWismfi PmducM-ScetTMim-maldfiri and SaniThsue Toilet Papers AflHkx In. V Mm fel 7 I M -Jii