i'W'l &tn fs:wmja ljW$HwW'!rt '" jfp WS HP mvtTasm '"j A,y ' T 4'VKi 2.V"tT7 mmm X EVENING PUBLIC JJaDBltVIiBliPmAFfllpAy,. Tpp '-28V & -.T-'i.i'y " J i aj flsl GOMPERS IS AGAIN LABORPRESIDENT Demonstration Breaks Loese After Unanimous Election by Federation ONE CONTEST DEVELOPS ET (F Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5 P. M. Gim bel Brethers MARKET J CHESTNUT : EIGHTH NINTH ' V Philadelphia, Friday, June 23, 1022 Fer4 PRACTICE GOLF BALLS A deren for I $1,85 Praclical Fishing Tackle reels, hooks, every-v thirty. Practical, helpful salesmanship. Saturday Saturday I'lrst-clars. standard S17? and wlRbt. will meet your expectations for drlvlnc ami Iren shots net cut will fourth Fleer. llmlK Fourth lloer. i I--' I'. & B I HP.' or Cincinnati. O.. .lune 1'.".. IV nleir , Rnmtirl (JemiiP'.f of thr A uruum IVii IVii rrntien of l.nbnr va ve-eYfUil without opposition (mint M tiie frdrint Ien's .in ntial rnmcntlim. After flip iihanlinei. role timl Iippii nM fur .Mr. (ini.niPit .1 (Irmenntriitlmi broke lenp unions ll.i' ilcleRiitPs which i entimu'rf n fpw mm lit". Then Mr. (!nitin r (hanked ill" dp 'cR.itci mid tulil-il : "I shall Piiilrnver te ?.r l lit U tlmt li hi hip." TIip eonvenlien nl-n nw'orie i .Intir. DmiMiii. of (,'niiic. Ma-.. ipih",ii!.iii; tlip (irnnilp Cnlf's' I n mi. us fir..t vlip pii'xiilen1 : Jeseph '. Va'piitlii' . Cinrliiiititl. MeiiMpis' 1 ii 1011 . m'euiiiI flee pirsiil''iit : I'ranK Ilufl'j. fmil..!. npelts. CarpnikrV I'nluii, tiiuii U" prosldent : William (Srren, Indianapolis. Miners' Ciilen. fourth liv pvesliu-iir -y. I). Malum. Petiett. firm fnrmet.'s t'nlen. tiflh vice piesidtnt, and T. A Uk'kert. ChliaRe. Cinrmrtit Worker.- . fnleii, sitli vipp president. Tlip tlrHt enntest (lcvt'leppd wlu.i Themns P. rinhertr. of Washington. rpprpPittliiR t he INisiofliee Clerks' ' 1'nleii. n,iv nniiiiuatPd te oppe p I he ri di'-tleu of Jihe'i l"iM lipr. of Imllm. Imllm. :melN, president of tup HtirVi ' I'nii'ii, it v vrenth vIpp president of tl. frdpicien, Mr. I'ii nrr defeated .Mr. l'laiiPfir Je" leveiitli ii-p president en i. vote f 17.7-. 10 i:!,,,"!. imti men Malllip , Well, of ( 'lilengn. representing ll.i T'liote IIiiRiavpr1' 1'meii. wns tc-p!c(,l"d eighth Uce president without ,i rente.-t. In tlip opi'etnl contest 1'iiiiipl .1. To Te Mn. nf luillHiinpelN. president of th" Temnsicrs' I'hIeii. wen te. election ns , treasurer out Jeseph A. rruiiMlti, of Kmi-.i"- ('it.. Knn.. prp-idpiit of the Meilrrnuiker.s' I'nlen. The vete wi : Tehin, 1S.."10: rniiik'in. VJ!,7,U. The nliMileti of efliiprs wa- oeuiplPtP'i Mcpt I'lfctieii of frateriiiil di'li'Riites by thp rp-p'cctleu without opposition of Frank Morrison, of WusliinRten. as spp rptar.i Up Is a ineinbrr of tht- I'rini pi's' I'nlen. and has bppn spcrplarj for tUPiit.v-IUe ji-iirs The dplpRatP-i arep and npplntlilnl iIip re-p'pctlen of Morrl-len. GIRLS SMOKE PIPES -ttnrn moneil T1ip Fjisliien Is Introduced by Smart Set in Londen Cafes Londen, .lum "".. ilij- IM--' rnndi)ii' iu:iit MHinp: uenipn liaxp In In freduird iIip ftishien of pipp-su.eUiiiR at rpstaurants and e.ifps. TIip p!np iiiiial, a 10 small and of rndi briar or iiiprrs.'lmnm. with slrndrr stems and sold lines-, Virginia tobine lliuored ith at tin of re"s or some irb'iital ppi fume Is fnuind. Thp jirN sin ihcj prefpr pipe-sinek-ins te cisaiPttp because it is poeler and elraiipr ninl doesn't tain th" hands as elRarettes dii. One siieien weuinii li.is n iiedilP'iien ler i'iR..rs ami Is net 'In about -mek-iur them in publle plai es 'ENOCH ARDEN' SAYS WIFE KNEW JUST WHERE HE WAS Bronx Man Asserts He Never Was "Missing" New terU. .lime : Miratiens mndr I" Mr-. Mlelmel .1 Sliitter . of KliiRhridRe m.id. Itrn-it. m ihi fi-st dler"e ull brought in thai county un trs the iip "Knecli Arden" I..i". wll. be iiH"si;iiteil. ted.n by the District ttnriie. Wltnes'.es huc bpen sum- 1 te Ills nfh e. ' IjiecIi rden" I..i permiis ill- TOrce when .1 spuiise li.is bei-n nhPIit . Atp jp.ir and can net be found. Mrs S'atter.N bejiiii I i-r ii'iien Inst uepk. M.lcb.n ' lest ph si,itti'i appeiirpd ar tli'e ISreni Ceunn I'pik'i nfiiii Wed ; nendn. "Win" sa- I in deid"- ' he dnu.uidnd. "I'm the iiiiine li'i-biml Mj wife lias known all .iu- '.,, ; ua', ieti at 44- Kii-t 1 -::.! str.ei." SILZER FOR GOVERNOR New Jersey Circuit Court Judge An nounces His Candidacy Trenten. June -J iiti ,( .r- 'llit Court .lllilRe i; ,rzi S SI' 'er. of MptiH-hrn, today f.)im,ii innuuiii ed his ctiiullih.cy for die lriniii-i'.itn- noui neui noui iiiatlen for fJevprnu-. Slut" Knn! ln timl InsiiriiliPP (Viiiuiu-ieiier Wiilir i i:. Tuttle, Jr.. of AVe,n,p',i I,,. ir, tin .iiiwpiI caniliilnti ,nr - mi. and a bitter primary ilx-ileu umiaisi tppins certain te remli. It l c.pected tlmt Mnjn li.ui' IlnRUP. of .lerse Clt.i, mil ,,1111 .sunpert .IihIrc Sllzcr. while 'li.'tli will ipi-pKp tlip liackitiR of indepui leu' lJoineciat.s. Judsc Slier made III- decisi.m 1,1mm in a letter written In reply te mi nl drrfspd te liini b Ilddlese Ciuiit .llldpe I'eter K. Dah. .luilRe D,il lieinteil out that Mlddle-p Iiriueirnts ncihe in politics were unanimous ;-i the desire te 1'inp JuiIrp Sll.:er ilected l',,n ei nor. OLD-AGE PENSIONS URGED Congressman Merm Addresses Con vention of New Jersey Eagles Atlnntle (It. June ".'! Addicinr the N'ew .lersi" Suite com em 1011 of the fr.itenml ( Irder of I. nicies, ( 'ensresni.in Jehn M. Mern of I'i't-luiritli, national prpideut. urvil -11 ipi rt for ' ncne input te est,b isii ed a"e pen-ion laws in 11M Sia'cs of tu. 1'nieii "'I lip I'iirIp- will net he Mullen' un til we see ail old ll(:e pen-ion law ell acted In ewrj Slate, Such a bill bus nlrendj been drawn, and we miiM leiid nil our efforts te 'eeiiiR timl it gov gev tlin ugh tlie iiiriniis Hmpy of f.erjlsla turp, If the I ill become'. a law it will prelip for $'S a nieutii liPinR jivn te any ier-en vhe-e income does net et ted S.'Ji 1) u jeai." CeiiRrcssiiuin Merin as-.en.'d Ii. t (lie actual 1 list te the Siate under tic ppmtnii -steci would be le - ibiin the pTtwPllt llinillllR of lletllPs fill llP nRed Taft Made a Bencher Leni'nii. .In no -'.". lt V riilt'f .hn-tb'e Taft of 1I10 I'nlted Statci Jin." hern elected an ho.ieran In'iicher rf thn .Mld.llc Tunple. The late Je-eph If. Cliente, Ambassador te lireut llrll nlii. 18S!) te MM).', and J0I111 W Duvlf.; 1110m retentl.il AtiibahMidnr te the Court of St. JaiiiPH. were Hinilnrly lionervd. 1 DAND CONCERT IN PARK i The Knlrmniint Park lJanil, miiler ill- j'cctlen of Itlelmrd Schmidt, baiiilinni--ter. will slvt' a concert tenlsbt nt 8 o'clock In the iniislc pavilion tit .Straw- ' srrv Mansion, iimler the niinplet's oil i'le I'.iIViuy mi Park ComiiilN'-lenpre. I -"- Net "Leftovers" Net "Rejects" Net Bargain Stuff But A Sale of Women's and Misses' Dresses .irSfS 4SMl Viih tlw Brea(l Gitnbel Guarantee $ff jVufc Back of EverV Dress 4 Mkiv A"l every dress fresh. Knew what that means X -9 m 13 in u ?.n VJ t'Mi a tO 7K p JL J w Women"' Drpi. $19.75 Women's Ores. $10 Misses' Dresses lace combined with crepe. Drawn work crepes tie chine. Foulards. Sports crepes. Paris hand-made fjewn.t included 14- te 20-year sizes. Women's Dresses Every sort of silk crepe, espe cially flal crepe. Foulards. Sports crepes. French dresses. Sizes 30 te GUV6 in the let. At $16.50 Misses' Dresses Silk crepes. Printed silk crepes. Murcel crepes. Organdies. Dotted Swisses. Pongees. ' Whita fsilk?. Drawn-work crepes. Foulards. Sizes 14 te 20. Women's Dresses variously in sizes up te eG'i! Dotted Swisses. Handkerchief linen. Pongees. Silk taffetas. Cotten voiles, with Ukrainian embroidery (they're exquisite!). Beaded voiles. Crepes de chine. Threaded voiles. Veined voiles. French hand-made voiles. At $12.75 The Misses' Dresses hand-drnwn voiles. Checked ginghams. Linens. Swisses. Plenty of 10s. Plenty of 183. Plenty of 'JOs. The Women's Dresses Swisses. Plain-color voiles. Veined voiles (from the "King-of-Cotten Dresses"). Linens. And sizes up te 52 V&! .Misses' Dress, 7.50 Misses' Dress. $16.50 At $10 Women's Drcsbc aues up te 4S include Scotch ginghams. And perfectly wonderful dotted voiles. The Misses' Dresses the prettiest Xermandie voiles cvet! And foulard-voiles. And flower-color organdies, linens and ginghams. 14- te 20-year sizes. At $7.50 sizes. Women's Dresses Four styles in check ginghams; sizes up te 48. Misses' Dresses Ginghams, ratines and lineens. 14- te 20-ycar dlnibfil., Knlent of IlreM. Third fleer. r Vacation-Style Envelope Chemises &cqui8retepink pritdll, $1.50 and $1.95 Lacy models and hand-embroidered models at each price progressing from pretty te prettiest with the price-groups! Pink Philippine Chemises clude'd in thp $1.95 group. i r hand-embroidered in- (ilmlirU, Snend lloer. . ' . tWi.W. w;' Wemes Lew Shoes Greup After Greup at $3.25 Bui Values $8 te $11! .lust because si.c are broken. Or the shoes .show a litt'e handling nothing & "shine" won't rcmedj. White colors and "combinations." All sizes in the let. but net cery style. Opportunity! t.lnibds, She store. Second lloer. Because One of New Yerk's Best Makers of Girls' Dresses Had Toe Much Yardage en Hand striking Tub Dresses Sale-Priced $3.95 Perfectly stunning imported check ginghams in clear, won derful shades of pink, light blue, green, brown, red and navy. Sizes 12, 14 and 16. And at $7.50 Ratines in greens, eichid, tangerine, with Frcnchy black touches. (Jingliams in combination with voile. (There's one pic tured.) Tissues in combination with voile. And the cutest, sweetest, smartest, plaid-printed ba tistes. 12-, 3 1- and 10-ycar sizes. (Jlmtwln, son of I)rf, Third fleer. Drastic Stock Adjustments Bring t tic ocuen s emariesi eiyies in Mens Yeung Men's V?TZJiJ77 KM Kuppenheimei AND etietp $irant) SUITS Reduced Very wide variety for critical choice in fine imported cheviets, Belgian worsteds and serges; English Drummond worsteds; and Hockanum serges, unfinished worsteds, cheviets, serges, veleurs, tweeds and cassi meres from America's best mills. $35 te $40 Suits $45 te $50 Suits $50 te $70 Suits at25 at37 a.47 . COLORS Gray, lirewn, nan-tan, oxford, blue, black, fancy mixtures, herringbone effects, evcrplalJ-j, cliecKa, pencil btripeii. STYLE'S Slnple-bicastcd, ileiible-brcastefl, two-bulteu ie.it!, tlucc-butten coats, four-button ieats. censcratlve niedsls, coats lth flap and pattli jiecKcts, Hjierts niedcb. Other geed makes in Sports Medels, Conservative, Light, Medium and Dark Effects Men's Twe-Trousers $rC SUITS at 'ZO Worsteds Cassimcrcs Tweeds Blue Serge Tilmbfln. SMeud fleer, Mnlh sirrct. Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces, $1.95 Half Price! Very dainty, lustrous pearl; graduated; 21 inch. And .strong solid geld clasps! Itegular SI and S2 Enamel Pen-knies and Pencils at ."iOc. 4,.inljrl Jrwflrj xhnt, 1 lrt flour. Women's Extra-Length Cellars for summer' sweaters and new "long-line" dres.-e. Yes, ."4 inches long. Net and lace; lace and egandir; embroidered organdie; tai lored organdie mart! Varieu-lj SI te S',l.. Ktra-l.englli Cellars with Tuffs te Match. Varieu.ly with cMra length cuff" for short s!eefs 01 with short cults for long sleee. V SI. ."51 .2.1 and 51.30 a "t. (,imi.,i,, oiiite', NciUr.ir, I Ir.l llunr. MEN'S STRAW At $1.95 Smeeth and rough edges in Sennit .Straw Hats Net Equaled This Season Mm s l'i it-feet" Sennit", iin- Mens Imported French anu Kiir. -re i a SVi.nlt. beautifully mniJp mid ,ih SH'awh and America's Ixrst. In , ,,, . , , , larij. braids full sfiinltK, fln trimmed , all widths of brims and rint-foetH." Hats usually In 15 irenH line cenrm'. mcciiuii , nn, oine cushion bands 1'inn bi.tldi: til' li.it Uhiiallv I tfJQ QC i Hi t'iii I 0O Ctf i hibil ti ici .... liDJtJiJ (IiiiIh'Is. llrht fleer, Mnlh ''trfft. priced al 53 30, here at ) e2.85 "Hard-Wear" Summer Suits for Beys Fer that difficult-te-flt growing boy we carrv a full line of licht-weieht suits in the yoke-Norfolk model with pleats back and front. Most of the suits have extra knickers. Suits (7 te 19 years), extra pair of knickers, several (7 te 19 years), extra pair of knickers, several Palm Iieach colors, at $12.50. I'anama Cleth Suits colors, at $11. Oyster Linen Suits (7 te 18 years), c.tra pair of knickers, at $8.75. t Black and White Linen (7 te 19 years), extra pair of knickers, at $10. White Duck Suits (7 te 17 years), at 6..'i0. Khaki Suits (7 te 16 years), at $.'. AJI-Weel Blue Serge SuiU (8 te 10 years), extra pair of knickers, nt $9.u0. Tub-Suits for Younger Beys and Kn'Uylei!1 SuUS' "Ver Twkt' Middy' Breadfa11' Norfolk ri.: i i i .... . ttuuu aim i-oiereu suits OI J'CggV cloth, invinsible cloth. Devenshire and galatea. Valued at $2.50 and $3,50, at... $1.85 Distinctive models in pitiue, galatea, poplin, nncn. vaiueu at $3.8Gte$5, at imported rcu and $2.95 filmbrln. Third fleer. ' i V r p;m "A v " ' A sW . nt mt - " '" ' m . i i Ui m x.iafL . A ' 1 retailers Tf ' band sizes. 12. 12' it 13. VX and 1,4. 55 9600 Beys' Blouses at55c s of one of the best makers all left after filling The 73 c, orders. White madras, cheviot and cotton pongee. Woven colored medras and high-count percale. Cellar buttons high or V-shape. Perfect and geed. Fer boys of 6 te 16 years. Shirts also same make same price. Tan cotton pongee and striped percales. Neck- -i ImlwlK, Mnlh klrrfl t nrnrr imd Mibn ly Mere, 80c Chocolates at 40c lb. n " "ii One of America's Greatest CANDY Makers Said: "We Want te Deuble Our Output te Lessen Expenses" He heic is a Iriend-making ."i'le nl rie thousand 80c POUND-BOXES AT JUST HALF PRICE 40c Ne 11 kinds: chocolate with cieir.j Ne. '1 CenteiH of ulmendfc, Brazil nutsf de menthe, vanilla, molasses kihse, net,- walnuts, illbcrts, etc. 80c worth for 40c. gat, almendb, filberts, caramels, walnut Ne. 'J Hard-center chocolates. 80i' tally, marshmallows, lemon, cocoanut, weith for 10c. Brazil nut .cicams, walnut creams. 8Uc Ne. 4 Assortment of 19 kinds of choc- worth for 40c. ' elate-, chiefly with nut ccnteis. (ilmliiN, ( hrslniit sirrrt mif liiln Sture unit suliunj hter. 500 Women's Umbrellas at $3.95 Mm and Itain l.'inlirell.i.s or I'nrasels for thej are equally v ell suited te both u-ics. All-silk, taped edge with long white or amber tips an 1 tep.s. Asserted handles in full length bakelite (white and colerb), luuther-btrap, ling or cord. Navy, giccn, puiple, garnet and black. Special at $3,93 each. 'ilnitK-U, I irst llnnr. Special Sale Salem Cord Tires Rugged ever-size Cord Tires, non-skid tread. 8000-mile guarantee even though we sell at reduced prices. Buy your season's requirements. 30x3 List $18.00 Sale $13.75 32x4 List $32.40 Sale $24.30 32x4V2 List $41.90 Sale $31.40 List . Sale 35x4 Va $45.20 $33.90 35x5 List . Sale $54.75 .10 $41 32x3 yz List $25.50 Sale $19.15 33x4 List $33.40 Sale $25.05 33x4is List $42.85 Sale $32.15 List . Sale 36x4 Vs $46.15 $34.66 List . Sale 37x5 $57.60 $43.20 List . Sale 31x4 $29.40 $22.15 34x4 List $34.25 Sale $25.70 34x4i: List $43.90 Sale $32.95 List . Sale 33x5 . $52.15 .$39.15 s ALEM ERVICE ATISFIES Lawn Swings geed, strong 4-passenger fellows; put together with screws and belts. Seats and backs varnished; red uprights. $8.40 instead of $10. Couch Hammocks full regulation size duck-covered matlress, rolled edge; adjustable headrest. With headrest, $9.40 instead of $14; without headrest, $8.40 instead of $12. Perch Swings Mission-finish, with chains complete. $3.15 instead of $4 (ilnilifls. Inurlli Heur, X... . .' Ji .
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