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Not the War, Election Nor High
Cost of Coal Deters
Fianced
j . Times must b gcod. Regardless of the
fc lection, the war, the high cost of living,
not to mention cool prices, Phllndelphlans
today besieged the wedding license bureau
In City Hall. Sevepty-nve licenses were
.. Msued. Soma day all around. It would
I seem I
One suggestion offered relative to the
unusual rush was that many wish to marry
before the Advent seoxon sets In,
The list follows:
Wallace II. Cox. Wllmlnston, Del., ana I.jJl
II. Oracle, B230 Cheater ave.
Timothy J lonovan. 131T Iorter at., and
..Marlon nlenholt. 20.1 8. Sartaln at. . .,
Herman V. l'ark. 124a llueknell at , and Mar-
auret A. Caldwell, 2(124 Martlaon it.
Carl r. Weinman. 2IS! N. Mh St., and IluMa
n Jetrerlea. Narberth, I'a, ...
reter C, Strlttmatter, Thorouahfare. N. J and
Martha C, Suhrl. Ijrexfl Hill, I'a,
Huso 1 Donch. Waahlncton. II. C. and Marie
I Jamea, Wa.hlniton. I). C. . .,
William Welker. SMI W, Oakdale at., and niale
II bander, M42 N. American at.
Frank J, Hanley, 2S3H I'alethorp at., and Ida M.
Nlcholaon. 841(1 Kenalnaton ave.
Thomaa Miller. 8113 Weymouth at., and Jennie.
nuntlne, 2144 N. Palethorp at.
Ralph c, Kerry. 1024 Walnut at., and Ulllan
Myera. 2437 8. Opal at.
Harry Junn. 144 X, 10th at., and Emma Mink.
2lS6 Wharton at. .
fames Mcllale, 000(1 Spruce at., and Utile Al-
nrecht, Atlantic .City, N. J. . ,
C Joaeph rtoehe. 241 H 12th at., and Minnie I..
White, St, Iul, Mo. . ...
John O Oault. soft Wanner si., and Horence E.
Scenyard, S31H N. 1.1th at. . . .,
Warren O Jluaser. 21 HI Cheetnut at . Bnd Lil
lian K. Poet. lft3 Newklrk at ....
Frnnrrti A. Kiln. 13't Dunont t . nad Hernlna
M, Walter. .iRO Jameatown at
Harry Halyr, 1U4H N Croakey at , and Mnlvlna
I, Hump, Moorea, Pa
Theophllua P. Illcharila 373.1 Wallace at . and
Helen P. Ryan, inoo Oxford at
Walter d. Pope, 232 N. Slat at , nnd Margaret
M Kennedy. 2210 N, Camac at.
Jack 'I. Lehrman. 020 Wolf at . and Ileaale Pad
laaky. Hillside Place. N J. .
An ton I Selwur Trenton, N. J . and Anllla
Mectka. 17111 N. 2d t.
Clarence Holt, 1203 Koulkrod at . and I.llllan
M. Chadivlck. fTMi Worth at
Chlerlconl LuIkI. 308 New at., and Mary W.
McMahon. 1020 Nectarine at
Henry Mamm, Camden. N. J . Ami Clara Ou
Comb. 134.1 N" 1.1th at. .
Holer P, (lordon. :il(V3 Hcach at . and llridact
Malloy M7 Harnberry at
Frank J. Simon. 813 N. 21at at . and Marlon H.
Klrwln. HI8 N. 2Iat at. ...
Clifton M. Dunn, 143.1 N. Camac at., and Haxel
T. Howaer. 1721 llouMer at.
Grant E Wataon, Jr . 1702 Woodatock at., and
Ruth Iela. 1HHI N. 20th at.
Philip Ros-oW, SMS Wllaon at., and Mary Olo-
wocka. 2H4B Wllaon at.
Harold Appleset, Idem N. 12th at , and Kathrn
M. Oatley. 1N00 N. 12th at.
Jamea A. Ladaon. 110S Mouth at . and Allle E.
Harper. HON South at.
Charlea H. Dormiui. 1733 Olive at., and Tillle
Uerry. 1R31 Oreen at
Jnmea II. Atklnaon. 1012 Arch at . and Mur-
caret C. Lynch. U4 N Salford at.
Jamea W, Wllcoa. 1.1IN H. lMh at., and Kv
Hrjwn. 1818 S. INth at.
Jamea Wllllama. 3340 I.udlow at., and Edith
K Klnr. 1741 Ternon at.
William o. Pearaon, 4r,( llodlne at., and Jennie
Carle. 0 Willing- ave.
Thomaa Washington. 2423 Taylor at., and
Emma Martin, 0.020 McCallum at
Chalm-ro 1). Oraham, 2.13 H. 43th at., and Ethel
A. Krlrdleln. 1 8. 44th at.
Louis M. Pratt. 3t 13 N" Nth at , and Carolyn
M Ffund. 403N N Franklin at
Jamea A. Hnouden. 1347 H. Capitol at., and
Henrietta Colbert. 1N20 S. Ilancroft at.
Charlea I,. Conway, Oil Krle ave., and Ella
Hewea. all Erie ave.
Roland W. llach, 244N X. 10th at . and Marie
A.4 Hhaw. 2402 N. Opal at
Arthur Simmon, 173S Kolsom at., and Willie
llolnea. 173N Folaom at.
William. Deasler. 1210 Atlantic at., and Alice C.
Tate, mill Ituntlns Park ae.
Everett It. Miller. Colllngswood, N J., and
Emma E. Koenlg, .1013 N. Iteeae at.
Salvatore Aloaal. 2027 Howan nt . and Concetta
Sottlle. 2027 Rowan at.
Antnnlo Olna. 1N13 Fernon at., and Mary Tural.
1313 Chadwlck at.
Reuben Plnekv, 2022 E. Madlaon at . and Anna
llloom, 2.133 K. Cambria at.
Joaeph A Murphy. 213(1 S. 12th at., und Mary
E. Foley, 221.1 McKian at.
David K. Ycager. 733 Wynnewood road, and
Emma A. Henkel. .111 X. Wanamaker at,
Frarcla V. Nixon. 2040 Olrard ave.. and Wll-
belmlna U Hankea, 1223 N. 2nth at.
Onanxene Ileaaley. 026 a. Lit hat., and Helen
uennie. ti.it n. iin at.
Will C. Price. 4.117 N. tilth at.
Imaatrefet. SU34 dreene at.
John A. Htorey. Flushing. N. Y.. and Marietta
. de Ver-t.' New York city.
Jlartln F. Haaaett. 133(1 N. 23d at., and Kath
arine E. Held. 3432 Ridge ave.
Itoaea Felton. 1317 Rodney at., and Elizabeth
Ftanklln. 2020 Webater at.
Joaeph F. Clallasher. 2313 Stewart at., and Jean
Bayers, 2414 Cambrldso at.
Fred J. Ounlock.' 2317 R. Croakey at,, and
Jennie J Culllman, 203.1 8, 23d at
Jan Krzyzanowekl. 343.1 Almond at., and Fellkaa
Taraazlewlcz. 343.1 Almond, at.
William McCloakey. ;ii2 Cedar at., and Loretta
D. Haughey. 8007 NT8th at.
Angello Uunnella. 030 N. 13th St.. and Annie
Gibbons. 0(10 X 1.1th at.
Vernon W Hopkins. Taymond. Wash,, and
Mary Gray. 1022 X. Judson at.
Franrla J. O'Neill. Jr.. 240.1 Palethorp at .
and Ulanrhe Lang, 2 32 Harcrant at
John Tomllnson, 3037 X. 7th at., and Margaret
M. Spangler. B30 W. Westmoreland at
and Hattle L.
Licensed at Elkton to Wed
ELKTON, Md.. Nov. 7. Marriage II
censes were Issued here today to Herbert
Carter and Dlnnche Anderson, Amos A.
Kelser and Hetty fl Demarest and lien
Jamln II. I.usky and Anna GrosFmun. all
of Philadelphia ; Alexander O Morrow und
Rhoda E. Lucas, Wilmington, William It.
Black and Alcbertlne.M. Smith. Glbbsboro,
N. J. ; George It. s'chultz and Gertrude
Smith, Norrlstown ; Millard nice and Ida
M. Polndexter, Lincoln University. Pa .
Oscar D. Schwelgert and Minnie J. Schaef
fer, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ; Yola Adams,
Cambridge, and Nora Ilurper, Federalsburg,
Md.
SHIRTS
$1.15
$1.50, $2.00 Values
A Limited Number
Made up of short lengths from
our Custom Department.
At These Addresses Only
1338-40 South Penn Square
Wldener Building Arcade
926 Chestnut Street
skftey's Adjusts Rtfryre Pari
lmerMS tfRcUncy of a truu S9
THUMB
fCMCW
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ralenled
Atireat 31,
1311
GROW WOSfoE
St.t aw laaf MmUmi
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MUPTUHES'
Varea Driven From
Full Councils Rule
Continued frem Psi e One
a majority the Town Meeting party elected
one or more councllmen.
In the Forty-sixth Ward, where the Town
Meeting candidates for Councils had been
singled out especially for attack, the fu
slonlsts made a clean sweep. Thn wag true
also In the Tnenty-second Ward where nil
five Town Meeting candidates for Councils
were elected.
In both of these wards the Vare organi
zation made strenuous efforts to have the
names of h Tmn Meeting narty candi
dates thrown off the ballot, and It was not
until the State Supreme Court reversed a
decision of Judge Wessel that they were
permitted to remain on the ballot.
CATtEY WINS WARD
Mercantile Appraiser James A. Carey,
who was blackjacked In the t'H!oody Klfth"
Ward on primary election day, carried his
ward easily. In spite of Varo opposition
through Jacob A. Bcrger. who was runnlnc
on the Vare-pre-cinpted American pirty
ticket.
In the Third, Sixth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Sixteenth Wards,
the cnndldntes were general. y supported by
Penrose and McNIchol and had the In
dorsement of tho Town Meeting party.
The result or the councllmantc' election
was as follows:
nnsT WAitn
SIH.nCT COUNCIL
Jamea A Itoberta, n
John T. Klrby, D., T. M
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Charlea Connor It
Harry M Miller, II
John It. Stu-blng. O.. T. M
Jacob Iternsteln. I)
SKCOXI1 WAItll
SELECT COUNCIL
Prank J Wlllnrd, R and t
Leonard 8. Peralchettl. T. M
ONK COMMON COUNCIL
Harry C. ItohMnR. It. and 1)
Thomaa Ilockfsky. T M
T1IIIII) WARD
ONI! COMMON COUNCIL
John It. ltemlg, 11.. D and T. M
Nicholas dl Lemmo. A. and . ..
I'OIIITII WAKII
SKL1TCT COUNCIL
Herbert N Salua. R. and W
Charles J. Crlitlnzlo. I), and T. M...
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
7aaquala Ferrlsnn. It. and W
Daniel Cahlll. Sr.. D
Daniel Cahlll. Jr.. T. M
rii-rii WAim
skli:ct COUNCIL
Jamea A. Cnrey, It.. T. SI
John J Howan. D
laaae Deutarh. Hoc
Jacob A. Herger A
ONK COMMON COUNCIL
Samuel .1. lllumberg. R.. D.. T. M.
i;rnest Walter. A
SIXTH WARII
SELECT COUNCIL
Thomaa .1. McOlnnls. II.. D.. T M ..
Martin L. Foley. A
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Charles A. Schwnrs II.. D.. T. M. . .
William llaumgartner. A
SEVP.NTll WAKII
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Joeerh 3. O'llrlen. 11
Richard A. Cooper. It and D
II. Henr. I
r.lfillTH W.RI
SELECT COUNCIL
Jamea Wlllard. R. D.. W
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Morris E. Conn. R.. D, W
NINTH WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Jame M. Neely. R P and W
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
E. R. Cleason. R.. D and W
TF.NTII WARII
SELECT COUNCIL
Joshua Elans, R.. D nnd T M....
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Rolla Dance. R.. D. and T. M
III.KVF.NTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
William F. Nickel. Jr.. R . D.. W . .
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Loula C. Mlchailsen R.. D. W
TWrn.FTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Richard D Rurke R. D
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Thomaa I Tierce 11 D
Sol Wolf. W
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THIRTEKNTH WARD
SITLKCT COUNCIL
John P. Flaherty. It.. D. and W...
ONB COMMON COUNCIL
Rudojph Ituedlnser, n., D.. and W '
FOURTRKNTII WARD
, SELECT COUNCIL
Henry F. Kennedy, It., B., and W....
Edward J. Itooney, D ,i
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Timothy J. -McCarthy, R 8. and W-.
A. Oicar Schllllnc; D. .............
FIFTEKNTH WARD
BKLECT COUNCIL
James O. Caraon. Jr.. R W
John II. llerkley, D
Oeorge W. llradenburgh. T. M
TAVO COMMON COUNCIL
Retnhard Nell, n
Harry W. Hteldle. n., W
Charles Deverv. D .....
Albert It. Davis. D.. .i.
Richard D. Iluri.a. T. M
Hugh L. Montgomery. T. M.,,.
8LXTKKNTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Rllas Abrama, R :....?.
John M Haugcr. D
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
William J. McCloakev, R
Thomaa J. Moirls. D
, SEVF.NTKKNTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Jnaerih Adolman, It. and W ...
tleorge A. Margran. D. and T. M
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
Albert n. I.nmpp, R. and W
Charlea F. Kelley. ,D. and T. M
ridllTF.KNTII WARD
COMMON. COUNCIL
Thlllp M Mer. It., W
John Hubbard, li
William O. Williams. T. M
NINETF.HNTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Edward nuchholz, It
Harry Derbyshire, D., T. M
THREE COMMON COUNCIL
John It. Remold", R
llnrry Keene. It
James . McOurk, It
Thomia Dallas, I).. T. M
Hluart Winters. D.. T. M
Ldward Ludwlg. D. T. M
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I BKLECT COUNCIL .,
Wllllain H. Qultler. R.. A ::"!.!!i
THREE COMMON COUHUiu
Andrew C. Keeley. R., It
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THIRTV-EIOHTH WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Jsms Carson, R., Pro,, T. H W....
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THREE COMMON COUNCIL
Clinton A. Snwera. R
Wllmer W. Ti Inkle, R
Simon Waiter It,,
Hugh II. fl'Dnnneli l . T. M
John Jonton D . T. M
Morris W. Shaffer. D.. T. M
TWENTY-FIRST WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Thomaa S T. Mackleer. It.. W
Richard L Enlwlstle, I.. T. M.. .
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Harry IT. Anderson. It, W
tleorge 13. Dorwart. It. P., W
Thomaa Martin, D, T M
Jamea Stutt, D., T. M
TWKNTV-SECOND WARD
FIVK COMMON COUNCIL
Prlngle Ilorlhwlck. It., D.i Pro.. R. P., 1
1 alter liowdltch. R
J. Lee I'a Hon. R ,
!;dard T. Smith. It
Daniel F. Waters. It
Maurice J. White. t
John W Oraham. 1 , T M
Jam J Fisher, D
). Mentzlncer, Jr. Pro. T. M., W.
. '""renco Smlih I'm.. It. P. T. M..
Robert Is. Lnmbertoli. T. M.. W
TWENTV-TIIIRD WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
KM wood S l)als. R
William It Horn. I) ,' s . Pro.. T. M,
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Clarente E Outterson. Jt
Henry K Fries, It., s
John A. I.el. D.. T. M.. W
Levi F. Coin. D. T. M.. W
1 WnXTY-rill'llTII WARD
THREE COMMON COUNCIL
John DLimnnd It. Pro., W
xtarv li. White. It w
W. SI. Ward It.. Fro
William J. DoUKherly. D.. T, M.. .
Samuel W. Hnrrlaon, D.. T. M. . ..
Thomas W Wllklnvm. D T M.
TWKNTY-rirTH WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
John J Conrov. R
Emanuel It Clinton. I)
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Mark IVmlnsr. R
llernard .1 McGulTan. It
John I. llannnn II
John J. L.onard D
TWKNTV-SIXTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
James E Lennon. R
John CaMn. D T. M
THREE COMMON COUNCIL
Joseph P. Oaffney, It ". . . ..
Frank II Stockley. It
Oeorge II. Kelley, It
John Binder. D., T. M
Charlea E. Manner, I.. T. JI
Enrlcco S. Sembello. D. T M. ..
twi:nty-sf,vf.nth ward
one common council
William II Tiaon R
WIMam IiOulr I)
John 11 Price Jr T M
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TWO COMMON COUNCIL
Ldsrard F. Sauter. IL. W.
i nin.i .ii..h... n "T
John t l.Ak. '
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w,l'l'm J. Crawford. R.. W
lrank p. McOurk. T, M
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
P.',!tr tP-. '"niond, n., W
5.W1 Aeldeman, it.. W....
Michael j. (lormley, D., T. M
Oeorge Hauard. D.. T. M
THIRTY-FIRST
SELECT COUNCIL
Alfred jr. Waldron. R.. R P.. nd W..
J, Myron Bhlmer, D. and T. M
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
John IT. Lock, R R. P. and W
Thomaa ir. Matiack. R. and. A
John M stokes, D. snd T. M
John Finney. D. and T. M
TIIIHTY-SF.COND WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
John It. Olllette. It
Edwin C. Ilolleau. D.
Fred II. Varner. T M
TWO COMMON COUNCIL
William M. Lewis, P.
Jere II Shaw. R ,
Charles J. Sharkev, D.. W
Hush Hanna. D . w
William J. Sadler. T. M
Oeorge E. Mapes. T. M
THIRTY-THIRD WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
John J McKlnlev. Jr.. R
Allan L Klrby. D.. T. M
THREE COMMON COUNCIL
Ferd Raumcaertel. R
Frederick Schuli It .8
John L. Dough-rty ft.. S
John J. Itrltt D ..,'
Harrr H Humnhrlea D.. T M.. W..
Hobort Smith D T. M . W
John Itrltt T M
THIRTY-FOURTH WARD
FOUR COMMON COUNCIL
E. J Wertzel. R.. Soo.
Frank Gray. It. Pro. T. M.. W
Thomaa II. Walker, It
Francle (I. Treaton, l
Albert Fsch(r, 1)
John F. Pollard. D
Conrad S Schwarz. D
William Ileatty. I).
Harry P. Hannum P. T..M
J. Melvln Smith, T. M, W
Jacob II. Shelter. T. M . W
THIRTY-FIFTII WARD
SELECT COUNCIL
Oorae Mitchell. II.. D.
Edward H. Casev. T. M
COMMON COUNCIL
Lewis V. Rrandenateln. 11.. D
William S. Hleaelng. T. M
THIRTY-SIXTH WARD
THREE COMMON COUNCIL
lohn II Hahn. It
Jamuel K. Stinger. It
Robert smith. It . . .
tnhn P. Stuhltraite. D . T M
Daniel J. (irecli. D T M .
Stephen Ran D . T. M
THIRTY-SEVENTH WARD
ONE COMMON COUNCIL
John A Nngel. Jr . It.. T M
James II Oleaaon, D., IV
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All business houses, churches, lodges
and clubs urn liming aerlre (Iocs now.
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hF.WED STARS AND STRIFES
3S, fit 4(l. S3: 8x8,. St.2,11 0x10. 8l
8x12. H8.R0I 10x13. I3l 12x20. SIO. 1'lione
nnd mall orders promptly attended to or
hate our reiiresentnthes cull. A ,
Large poles furnished und erected on
buildings or from the ground. All kinds
steeplejack work. Itallrnom. banquet hull
and building decorating work done rlxht.
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Park Row and Frankfort Street, New
York the busiest corner in the world.
Every evening 296,200 men and
women pass this corner.
Three out of every four 222,150 men
and women are tired out. They are
victims of the city because they have
not adapted themselves to modern city
life. They are listless; their footsteps
are heavy; all the energy they brought
to work in the morning is gone.
But the fourth person is full of energy.
His eye isias bright, his step is as
springy as when he started out to work
in the morhing.
his ia why three fourths of these
men and women you see crossing Park
Row or anywhere in the city are
"all in" when their day's work is done:
they pound away their energy on hard
pavements, with hard leather heels.
Leather heels are out of date; they are
not suited to modern' city conditions.
8,000 energy wastes a day
When you bring your hard leather
heels down as the average city dweller
does 8,000 times a day, you shock
8,000 units of energy from your sys
tem. This makes a very serious
energy waste by the end of the
day. The 222,150 men and women
who drag their tired bodies home every
night owe their fatigue, in a large meas
ure, ts energy wasted by the use' of
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The fourth person the one with
energy left-theonewhowalks,talks, and
looks 03 if he were enjoying life,has sur
plus energy. He has not jolted his energy
a.way. He is wearing O'Sullivan's Heels.
You may join this one out of four
class by having O'Sullivan's Heels put
on your shoes at once. You'll find your
work cosy and your energy greater.
You'll be able to walk to your heme
with an elastic step. By absorbing the
8,000 daily shocks, these heels will give
you the added energy you want.
The best heels for city wear
The heels best suited to modern hard pavements
and floors are O'Sullivan's Heels. ,
They are guaranteed to outlast any other heels.
They will last three times as long as leather
heels and will give uniformly satisfactory servlco
to the very last.
Because ol our special process, these heels
combine the greatest durability with the greatest
resiliency. They are made of perfect heel material.
Buy your shoes O'Sullivahlzed. ' Good dealers
sell the latest style shoes with O'Sullivan's Heels
already attached. Have these
heels put on all your shoes at
once. Every day you delay
putting on O'Sullivan's Heels
you are wasting your most
valuable asset Energy.
In bltck, white or fan; for
meo, women and children.
Intiat on O'Sulllyun'e
arold the dittppolntment of
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Connecticut Congressman's DcaSW
BniDOEPOrtT, Conn., Nov. 7o..
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No need to look farther than the Rival store
for a really good shoe at a really low price.
Quantity production enables us to put sound
leathers and honest workmanship into every
pair of Rivals made.
You can trust them to serve you well.
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