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SUPREME COURT RULING
CHEERS FOES OF BOOZE
Anti-Saloon League Glad Exist
ence of Licenses la Not Evi
dence of Necessity
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Egyptian
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DEIT
"JlwVtinost in Cigarettes
leofo'e of cullum, refinement and
eJwxUton uwarhU TREFER
Deities io any other cyarctte.
t twin
Mert ofi'ie tlokil Cmik Tmknh
ml Cyifptm Lyorettetm ivllWJ
MmJ MMimi
IHOUSE OBSTRUCTION
BARS 'BONE DRY' VOTE
Unsuccessful Efforts Made to
Bring Up Postomce Appro
priation Bill, Carrying
Clause
171 u Staff Coritipotuteitt
WASHINGTON", Keli 20i IjiMiiiLeiifiil
' ifforts made In the Ilouae todn.x to mil up
Kftt po'tofflce appropriation lilll Minimi
IS tamoorarlly a xtitc on llio 'bune dtx' pin-
Jfef vision of tho measure, xvhkh xvua adopted
Jj In the Senile That tliele me wide dlf-
Kl fcrences between tho "near ili ' anil bone
u7 dry" prohibitionists over the tidilKilillltv
i of adopting tne jtiietiunieiii ih nppiiLtit
Mars land vv liole-iale Ilquoi tle.ilus me
In Washington lolilivltif? fin the am lit
is WCe 01 1110 J-eirue nun.- un jiniv i-nni
Ih by the House Thev nru uitixlnt-t-d tint
Uthe r.idlial piolslon vvliloh li.us tha
.h'nment of lluuor from a ilrv Slate to a.
act State for IcxeiaKe nuiposeM Is ailoptnl
Mi Van land "III Max xxet and that Vlrslnl i
L . ... I.. - ... ..,1... 1.1 ..III ......I..
WftlCn reieilllx iifniup muniuiu . 111 MKitiu
vol wet I nder clstlm; conditions lesl-
dnts of Virginia mix lirltitf Into the Mate,
1 gallon of liquor a month for prhatu
urt" MnrIind wholenale Hipim lUattix
who are now doliiK a IiIk in ill-order busi
ness In VIikIiiM nre conxlmed thit If all
liquor for personal use pliould be cut off,
the Stato Immedlati h xxnitlil Join the
"wets
The distillers of the 1 'tilted Slates, lioxx
ver, are opposed to live 'bune dr pio
ylslon The nssert tint the now hao In
bond $220 000 OIHI xvoitlt of llquol whkh
thej could not posslbh dispose of In the
lit months It Is pioposed to allot Hum
before the liw Incomes iftVitlie
Because of the objection to Immediate
consideration of the postuftke bill as
. -. i.. .i. i, ... ..... it ii i ..
niiieuueu i" iiir neuiie, nil! uuiiit' (nil utn
dispose of the lienuni it Io tube ipiestlnu Both
h- Itn..BA n.w! Onr.n4A !.n, ..... I.-.,
iiig iiuiicc tiuii nciini; 11111: ti uiji imii 1,1 ii-ii
for the continuation of the ferke, despite
the recommendations of l'ostmaster (leneral
Burleson and the House Postofllco Commit
tee for dlscontlnu itlnn of the tubes In all
cities of the countr eiept New Voil The
Senate, however, his dim ted the Postmas
ter General to lontlnue tho pen Ice, and It Is
fipected tho Hoiisa will conetu In the Sen
ate amendment
If?" Representative Hennet of New Yolk, -who
iwio luusm igi uuiiiiiiiiitiiuii (it me sei ice
and In doing so bas opposed Chairman
Moon of the House l'ostolllee Committee.
t tjked the chllimnn Imtni uhetber liia iiciiilil
K carr his hostllltv to tho confereme iuoiii
If the House should Instruct Its nmferets
to agree to the Senate piovlslon
''AKreement bv the House ' mi Id Olnlr
man Moon disposes of the muter Tin
question Is unvvoithv of the Bentlenian and
Is a reflection on inj honoi
HELD FOR SHOOTING MEN
WHO REFUSE TO ACCUSE
Tailor Sent to Prison, Though Two In-
juietl Men Say It Was
Accident
Morris Unir a tailor llvlntt at 1118 Mia-
menslnpr avenue was luld without bail
and sent to .MnvainensliiK pilsou todav to
aalt trlil on the (haine of shootliiK two
nun last tilcht in n iui. r mi,i ii i? in.
iL'dolph and Kllswoith stieets
Jne injured men ate Samuel l.Ischln
tvventv-siK veirs old 12 "8 Snntb slvih
f. etrcet, and Simuel XaiiKtiian, twentv -eight
'J years old 7.1 1 Mmriu uii-i Tinii. .,...
p Mount Slnal Hospital Although thev told
Iaj ...v rumr uiu suooung was an accident
MJ nd thev would not wlliinulv mosn, nt,.
"olf, the inanittiate would not dlscliamo
the prisoner 'Ilia police .lie Investigating
stor to the effect that the tailor tlneat-
I, 'JJV0 "hoot the two men, as well as fom
IW' others, several weeks ago 'lhi.e men bavo
mj- icaiHi ii iintyses
TODAY'S MAUIUAOn LICKNSKS
Elt?uX iV ,,.,"rl" .U,J -ll"r hi. al (..,
riK,".""" l11" I'nli.n si
M iiJSiA ?r. Kndliott N Y ami I. no
Va' ".""'l' '1 t'nlnil Bt
ii..a i."" !lan" "lK -s" nmok
rJiiI ii Dwr'8nlt IHll Olranl ave
Rini.! 1. V1?''' -''Ill Poplar st
SSI K lVhrlnBer 1T3K rrankfurd
mill
anil
Hie ,
ijrk ''"", oi iii.-i i nrniert st
!t Tnr. V""?Bf'r,...""llnmsport I'a and 1 or-
IP ..?""? "ursler W limnnnrl I'.
Alfred
Ann. v "urnnnrilt Jhio Onjusta st , anl
i i.A1.''n..,M; Christian st and Susie
!. L""ertv inn
on" Offenlv. Ilerwlelt l'ii . anil Oreta Parker.
'1 rry V FiipmII j-i i)ini.mn...i ., .. i-
" PenTV' Clark r'H4 W l'hKh ave
ll n.r,..?e1n J.r . tjhestnj, Ta , anil nieanor
S "roId A i.und sin-, t? n,
r.V. H .Hamilton. 24111 LI Uordnn nt
Tdon st
and Flon
t
.. .i iiam j. Jionaehan New Vork city, and Mob
& Dii il.l ,i t"reri Jsw oru ells
3 M.V.. ".y 0rontz Pa and Helen V
ft CtLJL' 3? K Tioga st
, VIIOer( Fl Mna IKQt U AlU 4 ll--
(nll .1 -" I'll Bl , UI1U llsCllim
s ThnSf.pollS01 Jnl1 s n'h st
iiiM..F .Kfrd. Ilrldgeton N, J, and Lena
? Mi... "u' """ I'' st
pi5ir"iu",,M!,lllR' S8,l) Salmon st . and Laura
KWiliUln,A Holmesbursr r,i
I y itlS.. Anderson nn Kiln st . and Anna
Trill ."toi. 3-48 Qransbsck st
John T,ourJ?,0,n- Hsvt'rford Pa'
-....i, j iiHninn. linn i.u.
t Siri n"0.1! s",h ""' t-'hestnut st , and
''Oir.VVii "? cSy.nn-7 Willows ave
i..PBllft 2003 E Moiamensjn ave, and
-.Anna P. Shanrn !iO' u tilth -i '
1 nn.TC,l;rllno'-8nT Catharine st , and Anee
SJnnnai,,,iclan5 Tn 8 Darlen st
f. li?M2r,?n,,.,0S3 n'no anJ Florence Wash
?.'n?l?n, 1J17 8 inth st.
t'rrvn 11 i. ..-. a.-.. . .. . ....
and Annie
&aKftn5!.rt"Atell''.S. N J., am.
1 Clara
.r ""'" iiui I'atfd be.
Kk. n' c. Baltimore, Md
ami Mar
R&lMerfa tor Prescriptions Since 1871
...i fi am," hlali standard of our pre
scription department Is maintained la
tfttr branch of onr sen Ire.
R. W. CUTHBERT, JR.
riMBUAriST
CIIESIMIT AM) FOUTIETH STH.
riui,Al.l.rillA
Ready Money.
pnited States Loan Society
)cictyl
ran ie. I
mmmmmma
117 North Broad St
S, tth st, :st8 Crrmantown
"OT iscrrr t
WINDOW
t .v uuuur vvriijii
.. .i.i..r;... :. . t." ."f-i.,.",i?....
l KIIUEN
K? vrattIln and sltdtnc down. Attached to
8Si ll "ett Httta chain to prsvsntl loss Fln-
. !! rasnotsny, mission una naK (uani ana
' IS?, "ch. I for SBo. In Colonial Whits, J5o
UMa or Wsmps ooaoptod. . ,
fjSm&tm
lllp'&tiimmm i.i
it to..
oiiim mill Vffnm'ffTViMMiffYli? r
"FRIVOLOUS" STUDENTS
FLUNK AT WHARTON
Sixty Freshmen and Fifteen Up
per Classmen, Including Ath
letes, Fail in Examinations
Too much Interest In the filvolous nnt
tits of the div Is believed to be Ingelv
lesponslble for tho flunking nf quite n num.
br of freshmen n the mid ear 'exau s' at
the Willi tun Sihoni nf t'l 1'nlvcisliv of
lVtmsvlvin a Slv frtshles ud llfteen
upper classmen fell down In the test
Among those who filled to piss were
several athletic Mars Including Hen lien,
star halfback of the ariltv team Ingot
Hrtresvnig u guard and I'hulos Itouso
ciptalu of the fifslniun teim , .Tlnuiiv Hrv
ant sub ipiarleib ttk, Is under ndvlsenient
Some of tho otheis on piobitloli Indinlo
i!uy N'evlus fin met president of the poplin
moteilass and Ailhur Hissing newstdltor
of the l'tuniivlv tnlnii
111 addition to the seent-Me studenls
win failed Io pits twent-tlve lnoie Hie
'on the film
It Is tho opinion of some of the uu.ubeiii
of the Wlniton School executive lomtiiittee
that inanv of the students full to git the
piopei cotuiptlou of the sihool 'I he
stindard of tin Wharton School Is hIMiei
thin ever bofute and Hue vouth who ileslirs
to in ike good bis to buckle d nv n to htudv
and keep his mind on the tasks at bind
The ( oiiiinltti e who pissed on the gent ml
status nf the students Is lomposed of Hi
J I" i.lihtenbirger chtlimin, In 1 1"
Moxev In .1 lines filing nnd Hi in Willi tm
11 Mti'lelliu
CAMDEN
"I I 1,1. ( OMIlt MltlN and the bnle
inent of the Smoke Nulsaiue' will bo the
topic of discussion at a meeting of the
r'nmdeii f'lxli Club rildi n'ght John .M
l.ukens ihlef of the Huleiu of Hollei In
spection of Phllidtlphla 1' 1' Kaurfman
mechaiilt tl englneei of the New York
Shipbuilding t'omcanv and 11 Illldebi.tnde,
of t'amdtn, will be the spiaktis
Till, l)lsll'i:KN n of Iwelve-vear-
old .lostpblnu ) lleno of .'-' Mleklui
stieet, at the fc tint time lohn silvntoie
.1 bondel 111 htl lalilils home dlsap
lieaud his led bt i p irents to billeve lint
she has lx en tutlted awav 'I lie 'aiudtu
polkc ato smithing fot both
"Oil, ( 1 III. M.I." Is the title i.T u toiiitdv
to be Uven tuiil,lit bv the (ill is Club of
SI Wlnlficds parish, 111 the palish house
Cimdtn A minstiel show will follow the
skit
( Willi, ll()lKINH will iilleml the
lotarj (oufeiiim of the titles In tin mi
ond dlstilct at lllnglnintoii N , Itd
luirv .'I Among thosu who will annul
aie l'lcsldeut William .1 Stiaudwli? II I
I'tloiue .1 II llooth Hail '1 latkson
i hailes A smith lla.v iiuuiil I M.uple and
William A stevvuit
1IMII Kl.ll DOWN bv an null. nn. Iille ns
she stepped f out n trollev t u .Mis I'm
nle Hol7iuan slxlv-stven veais olil of U'i
Chestnut stieit Iladdonfli Id N I tod tv Is
siiffeilng fioin luttruil iujiiiles wbiili in iv
taiihe bti iltath Mis lloltiuin had bt t u
visiting itl.itlves In this t 'v and wis on
hei wav home '1 he attident occulted it
SttontI and lVtbitl stietts '1 he dilvei of
the automobile which stunk lit i Is slid
ti have disippened Mis Hollmaii Is in
tho Coopet Hospit it
PURE
FRESH PAINT
Believe Me
Interior decorating to
be effective must be
artistically executed.
Long experience has
made ub past masters in
this art.
Get our ettimate no obligation
tCuehnie
PAINTER
It S.l6th St., K ACE 1993
SOW
SEED
NOW
.FOR EARLY VEGETABLES
If j on xx ant early flowers and
vegetables, the seed must he sown
now in boxes indoors or in hot
beds. ,
Tomatoes, Cabbage, Lettuce,
Kgg Plant. Cauliflower, Pepper
are among those that can be sow n.
Valuable Seed Book free.
Michells
SEED IIOUSE
518 Market St.
CTX ti I
MillV (1(1(11) EI1UIKI
flood Ideal I 'hall so (loxxn at once to
lUnna'a to have jay hand properly manl-
h'aNNA "i E. Cor. ISth and Banaom
rinlxiln (Over Crane ) and
1501 CHK8T.VUT HT., ,
Com KemoniKl, tit K, 5lanlf(irlpr, 3
"inigtiiiiiit In tlit It uiisuile ngiiiiist
tbt sal. of lhttol , l-hlhidelplili ninr In
the Matt of I'tiitisUuinhi gninallv Is ex
l ! il iiiilav bv liailets of the nii-v i
I' on I i gin ., lettilr of the Snpicnn
milt ibtlsliin thai the oxlstetite of n
Million is i, ,i , hn.iv ,f ,,f n, ,
M 'i ugh a iii.mI ir.in.iillv at ludg s
I e, htl itil Koi-li. r SVhuvlklll Conn v In
the Mali mux Civ tuses mid llomti
l"P I'hllndelphla dlstilct mipnltitt ml lit
"f Hit Itague" (he t pluli.n x.ilutl bv Chi. f
lusi't,. Ihowti Is n gonl iletlsion xvlilih will
afftit the I.henee Coiitt puifeduit In Hit
mtli s-i,ti . it,., utider the l!i .ok
law I titilv minted fin a xcar and the
inr . ginitliig Tor a single ve.it tli n it
t inr. I a vcMeil light an sit-in to hnve bt u
the x iw lndd In s .in toiiimiiiililes ,
a I ll d-r-uinl it If there Is i.liji.n.n I,
a tetiewal bassd upi n ihn iiieston of puh
I i lenssitv , ,U. (jl of ,,, (, ,, ,
Io piov tilth m, that Ihls in, is in
txiss and the Cum must ,,., t, ttmot
on the icninn (Iran . from both subs It
Is ll 1,011 1 (leiksiii nod s lotlld be of gl. ll
blip to ns In nut- t nn Mien
1 Unv Ilrowiiht .It Mate I'mins, fn
the I eigne ulso nppioxtd the illusion
In the Mahaiinx In him As I uiuh i
Miami It sild Mr lltownlee the sinmm,
Couit nnkes uniiditorv u tiieslion vvhlih
hcietofore b.n been lift to the ills, nihil
o flhe l.itense Cutt ju,le,.H t M K,
ptopiisltlon t iv Miliul and mikts It oh ir
to the pill. II, that thtx havt tin light to bt
lie ml when tlttv go Into . uit with 1
leiiioiistuim ' hised ii,ti tht. g, nt ill
ground of no ptblit n. ussltv Now si t Ii
a ptolest must be heaid ultde prtvliuslv
in some uses the Judges slinplv lennitd I
the li-iuonstrant If lnill his n Met use
and wishes to mini the it inoiistratne of I
litlghbors on the ground tint the nttessltv I
for n siloon no lotiMi txlsls must be bt ltd
bv the lttdge It v it t il 1 11 x shifts the I
hutiltn of pi it.r ti the silutitiUteptr mid !
rhoilld phi nut it.e the oppniitiits of lliiuol
to gtiatei iittlvln In thl-iltv as well as
t Isfwbi te
riJNMIUAI. Ol' MIM' AltTIST
heixict's AliaiiBtd Toiuoiiow
cii.il 1m i:. Hjiiitr
for
-si iv k,s ctinduiled at his home H23
Vol th Seventeenth slrtet ttimunow -iftei-noon
followed bv pilvite Iiiteiinei4. will
milk tho funeral of Chules H Harbei
thltf tngiivei of the fnltcd Slates Mint
Ml Ilirbet tiled on simdiv his de itb tei
mlnntlng an liu iiuiIk m to ,,rr re held bv
fithti and son f.u mole .bin Inlf a tm
lin v
111 addition to his skill as an engraxn
Ml H'lrbei was an attlst of meilt etell
Ing In pottriltnie Ills list wmk a innlil
He head of I'nshlent Wilson it.nip t ting ti
Hue beginning with I'ltsident limit Id was
flushed a few divs l.efou bis tleatli Me
also designed and txecuttd the tlks for lliu
i)lmg of rlghtt (ii nations tint for the
Hepublli of Cub i being tho litest lie
Inaugurated and built up the medal de
patlment of the Mint ami some vnis ago
wtnt to Hinope at the tiiUtst of the (iox
eiumeul stiulvlng the mints of virions
coiiniilts with the ttsiilt tint the woik of
the l'nlted SI ites Mint mtdil tltpirtnitiit
Links with tin lust woik of tin I'letuli
and uiodt i n si bonis
.Ml Hill. cis ilfslgn fui the Columbl in
h ilf-doll u leietM) rsl.lt won the highest
nndil uf ihe txpositiiin md was ainpttil
awanl lu prifiienie to lint of Augustus St
ti.tiidtus lli tleslgutil and mule the dits
for all the sllvn pit es undo at the Mint
liming his Iuiuml.eiuv w tilth btgiu In
issn upon tht ib ith of bis run. i III! nn
11 il In r
'Ihe tldlr Hill., i nun In I.. union and
dfituihd Jiom a long line of smlptots In
miiilatuie w is npiinlntt d i bit f ingiavti of
the .Mint in ISC. lis Min btiune bis as
sist nit In ISbi 'lb iffite Is lotitiolltd
bv I'tesldi utl il ipp .inlmt nt mil bis btm
bed In Hit H.u 1.. i faiiiiU foi tirix-two
v t a i s
it.i
I a Xrin ( Imlr
nn 1 linns iiml Ions.
VII ll . . till il I iix
, , iis.ig-15
tuts full Sll III). 1 I
llstll. II Spllll). .
i ill 111 huh r I
xn rtli fl.. s
r i tin
Hiph quality, loxv prices. This is the foundation upon which this
exeat institution v. as built. Add to these enormous assortments and the
., .ra.f,r t inde Service, and vou have the reason why this store has
been taxed to its utmost during the
A young uomen uid furnished her home here latt Friday, after
making cxtcnie companion,, remarked: "The saving, here are ,o
pronounced that this 'tore is certainly a blessing to young folks furnishing
their first home."
Theie aie thousand of yomtq folks in PhiluJihhui just like he.
Not only ' on, so-1 mrs 1 1 , u much worth u'lnle, hut the style am deiiend.
alnlrlu of nur Vunnlim tm equal to an,jtlm,i that can he made by the
hat manufactuiDH of the count, y.
Ys Savings in Great Rug Sale
Huys
$21,00 Tapestry K12 ft $16.95
1950 Tapestrx SaMOGft 14.00
32 SO Vclxit. S KlOfi ft 22.50
.HOG Velvet. 'A12 it 24.00
45 (X) Wilton. 6912 It 36,75
,1000 minsur 112 It 33.75
24 50 Tapestrx 912 ft 16.75
.13 50 Ilodv lintssels.. s2, 26.50
0;)cn Monday,
Wednesday ami
Fuday Ihemufs
23d Street, Columbia
The Philadelphia Art Galleries
S. K. Cor. 15th and Chestnut Sts.
ItHl.P II XXAl.XlUIl, Auctioneer
NOW ON FREE
AN'I) HXll.V t'NTH. Till: TIMIJ OP THH l'l'lll.ll' HI.K
WIIR'H XXII.I. TAKU I'l.ACK ON 1IIK ArTCllNOO.SS Ol
Thursday (Washington's Ilirtbday) and
Friday Afternoons, Feb. 22 and 23
The Collection of
RARE' and VALUABLE PAINTINGS
By the Old Great Masters
Belonging to
PROFESSOR PASQUALE FARINA '
l Catalo trues Free Umh Reaueat
m
"
i ?ra, SrIt i J
MISS KATUmilNi: LOCKE
SpvaUor fiotn uuncstoxMi, 0 , who
ilisiusst-il tlu- i-xil uf loiUtnil drink
ing b ilobut.iittos ITcfniv a K.ith-i-iltiU
of sul'll'tV XVOIlll'll nt thu
lK'lli-xtio Str.itfind
TWEIA'E-YKAIt-OlsD nov
I'ASSKS WllllihESS TESTS
lixvm Holt, Oct-m Cit, Siic-i-L-ssful m
Kv.itniii.ition Held at I.v.ikuu
Klllllll
in i:.s ci n I th .n I it. In v Id
ltwin Holt Is now i full-lledgtd iiuntmr
wirtkss Ithgtiiph optiatoi of Ihe !!r-t
gride lie went Io the IMill idt Iphl l nvx
X'atd last Sitiinlti with his inotht i .Mis
I rnbihk Holt and pisstd the (oX(imunut
(xamlnitlon with an iveruge of s7 tanking
ill who look the lest He was also the
xmingesl lo be txamliKd
Irwin staitttl to tlnkti with II. i wlithss
sibout a veil ni,i) and dt m lopi il tapidlv
He hid the atilal inn In. in his honu Tnr
riflli stmt to the Mlanllt axeniit totlage
of S S Wtnell, of IMillidtlplili lllspi.u
llie inade it isiuiiblv pnttit 1 1 xx In Is teidv
lo Ftni Hie C.oveiuiueul wheuivti the cill
(onus He dots othn things well too, foi
Inst inn- sit King lit Is a memlwr of tho
vtslnl iholi of the (in in I llv llolv "I t lull v
1:.Im..m1 i Inn. h
SEVEN MEN AND WOMEN
HEM) IN "FIKEKUfJ" TRUST
Xuvv York Polirc Heliexo They Haxc
Hiokpn Up Stioni; Arson
Conspitaiy
MAX lOHK I'tli 20 Ihe artist of
seven men and one woiniii todav broke up
what tlu pollen cbuge Is an irson trust '
op. i.itlng foi months In New Vmk
Chailes Cuinuilns and Louis Ileiiu in were
plutd iimlei arnsl todiv ilnrgid tilth
being professional llrebugs and the others
In tustod ato alltged to hive tuiplond
them at various times
Mrs Dora Schuster the wotnin lu I.I Is
allegtd to hive given a dlnnei lu honoi
of tho 'lliebugs' bt fom thev find In i
home
Cc-rnian Citicn Hold for Trial
M)i!AI.I- Mi 1'th 20 Piitltn, k
Ualstr tlnigid with vlolitlon of the in
t Ion 1 1 iltfens,. im bv stekiug to old tin
nillitarx Inlotm itlon xesttnliv was held foi
ttiil in the I tilted st itts Dlstrht ( our!
Annv mtii weie the onlv wltnessrs it tin
pn llniimi v hearing ICalsir a Uci in in citi
zen Is nt Hbertv on JJiinil bail
FEBRUARY
FURNITURE
SALE
past three weeks.
Carpels
$l "S iuiiistcr, per d.. . .$
1.50 Velvet, per xd
1 15 Tapistr, per jd
Linoleums
$1 85 Inlaid, si jd . ..$1
1 25 Inlaid, si d
75 Dunoleiiin si jd ...
ENRY LINDE
and Ridge Avenues
PUBLIC VIEW
i - - - -
WOMAN ASSAILS DRINK
AS PREPAREDNESS FOE
Leader of Anli-CockUiil Move
ment Here Anions Those
Who Get Advice
Hi Ink was tllnl as u meiiate I. what
was teiined the sin irt St I ' nnd also lis
nil tiieinv to true piifimdness bv Knlh
cilne l.oike of X'tuiiigslowu who spoke this
morning mi ' in lutein itloinl Crisis at
tint Hi Ikxtle-Sltatfoitl
'"Hit 111 ft thing for otn xoung wioUtx
ptopte to do is to cut out drink said .MWs
l.otkp. 'and alien thex will be mote ptifntlv
It to st rev their iiintrx In lime of xv.it
Dill Hoi'lPyX Ills been termed snobbish but III
Italltx II Is Ihe most de Hi stt III Xhc
i utile world
Aiming th ise w bo'llntt tit d to Miss Lot ke h
vvamliig was Alts Josipn ilnznii) List
wnk Mis Hit? mi tb i land ptiblli Iv agilnst
tht- suiiflv toiktitil n iiultit, it as a in u ii
to the voiit.g mm nnd womiii or Hit ippt i
tilths and s.icu. -t..l that at -... al ftim -
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WAR liOUSTS TELEPHONE
LINE COSTS IN JERSEY
Ciiiiip.inx. Asks IViinission to Inotoaso
1. tics C.tes .lump in I'uci's
of .Mntcrl.ils
How the win has nffeclnl the I'armeis
Ti It phoiit t'oiupanx of New .lersex was
bnitight mil t ulav ut a hearing before the
I'uhllc t tlbtlts i dtitmisstiMt at Cauuleti
xx lit ii nllli as of the lonipiuix asked for
n pnnitl to double th- t imp nn s zones
nnd Imitase I lu xtnrlx telephone lutes
whli h in. ix ait- fIS $2o anil $3n
'Ihe i st of t oust tin ting llms has lu
nt ist 1 Horn 'IIJ1) to $T a mile slnte
Ihe otgntii ition ot the tompinx in l'ui2
M Watnei llirgioxe set retai i ofthetnm
I i.i lix told llilph xx H I)riiih president
of the t imtiilssioti '1'he pi In or t ippt r
xxht bas adviiuttd flout txxtlxi lo thlitx
tiix tttits a pound h t ild Ihe ttinipinx
xxhiih now Ins Ihiii- oiiit isks ptimls
sloll to (leite six 7nnt s xxllll ll llvt ( t nt
tliii),! loi t ill in taih out At pies, nt
tbt loiupiux his i (lit tent toitx inib t iU
fioni l'ttin I'l ii e (iri m i diintx t(, .k.
pitxxn lliiillugton ( iiiiutx ald t be
the inold lot tilt I tilled SI Ids
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without any previous preparation. It is impos
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that has this beautiful
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Full-size piano, full 88-note, up-to-date action. Well made
and handsomely finished. Biggest value in Philadelphia. Let us
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1308 Chestnut Street
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details of easj -i.i ment plan, xvltliout Interest or extras
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CONNELL SAYS STREETS
MUST RE KEPT CLEANER
Satiiliuy Highways City's Chief Prob
lem, Hurcitu Hend As(-its Has
Suflleient ruiuU foi Work
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est nnd most llbktpt nil. 'its of an flist
tlas cltx In the 1 ultlil St itts ucioidlng
o William I' 'limit II chief of the liutclti
if Hlgbwavs In the Hist of a setles of
Itctuies to bis subordtiiilts xxho assembled
in Ihe Maxiti s otllte Chhf Contnll said
The ptop'e of l'hll.ult lphla ire up In
inns on the subjet t .f ileanei stieets nnd
vtll no longer i nilure tin- toiidltlous lint
-iiixe ptevalled
I'he sin i ess of Ihe picsent admlulstra
loti dept nils molt on a decided Imptove
nit nt It fr.tr. 1 1 tltanlig tbiti In ittiv other
futor Pot Hit llrst time lu xtais Hit
Ituteaii of lllghwiixs bis u sullh lent all
ot ipi latlon
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nioiuptlx tvtrv filluie of the coiitiaitois
mtii to do tht ii woik filthfullv and
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pt p mil t tilt Ii nt x
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EiWOIlE WEEK! '
Renewed "
Opportunities V
in this- SpeciaL
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Clearance
Sale of
FINE PERRY;
SUITS
900 Suits
added to the ?
Sale to keep up
the assortments
and sizes!
f It's an assured
fact that you will
pay more than ever
in your life before
for similar Suits if
you postpone the
buying until next
Fall and Winter!
J Some of these fabrics,
some of these weaves
and patterns can't be
had at all if you wait
till then! There's an
embargo on the fine
wool they're woven of,
and one of the best mills
has shut down for the
reason they can't get
either the old reliable
dyes or the grades of
wool on which they
have built their reputa
tion !
CJ Nothing very thrill
ing, maybe, in reducing
$43 Suits to $37 ; in sell
ing $40 Suits for $33 ; or
in offering $30 Suits for
$23! The thrill comes
after comes when you
find out, as you will,
that these Perry $43
Suits are the up. plus
ultra of fabrics, of tailor
ing, of style; that these
Perry $40, $35 and $30
Suits have no peers at
those prices; that no
merchant tailor on
earth can beat our best,
be his prices fifty or
sixty or seventy-five !
And some of the best
Suits we ever made are
in this Special Clear
ance !
To recapitulate for
easy reading
The $43 Suits are $37
The $40 Suits are $33
The $35 Suits are 26
The $30 Suits are $23
The $25 Suits are Q
The $22.50 and the $20
Suits are $16.75
Sizes among them
for all builds of men!
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