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EVENING PUBLIC LKDGERfrHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919
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f nstonisnea ay unnuiuuiu a nc
fusal to Speak Downtown
IGNORES SENATOR'S WISH
tfiidjre Tnttorson's clpfinnce nf Sonn
tor Vare last iilclit is cmninE followers
of tho machine leader to pnap with as
tonishment. Tho senator wiwitwl Judge Patterson
to co to a meeting in the Fourth wnnl.
following n meeting In Metropolitan
Hall, 717 Fnirraonnt avenue.
Judge Patterson flatly refined and
Instead of obeying the senator's request
hurried to Sixtieth and Chestnut streets
whero ho addressed a crowd of more
Umn 1000 In the Forty-sixth ward.
For the first time in his stump tour
the organization candidate nttarked
Congressman Moore. The attack rams
Jn reply to a question from Congress
man Mooro ns to whether he planned
to buy tho Vure street-cleaning plant in
order to carry out his pledce to have
the city do its own street cleaning after
January 1, 1021.
"The answer is plain and direct,
tald Judgo Patterson.
"When 1 am Mayor of Philadelphia
I shall secure the best plant obtainable
for the -work at tho lowest price nt which
It can be secured in free and fair com
petition." Judge Tatterson asked his audiences
which aspirant' record showed who
would be 'the free nnd untrainmeled
candidate?"
"My opponent," he continued, has
found out that I nm n condidntc for
Mayor. Vp to this time he thought
Mr. Vnrc was running. About two
months from now, maybe, he will wnke
up to the fact that 1 have been nom
inated, nnd about the timo I have been
sworn in he probably will withdraw as
a candidate.''
Judge Patterson then directed n ques
tion to his opponent nnd wanted to
know "whether he kept the fees or his
pledges,"
In tho Thirteenth ward Judgo Patter
son addressed a gathering of 2000 per
sons in Metropolitan Hall.
In Oak Lane he won applause when
ho pledged to have the Fifth street trol
ley continued to the county line.
n n .,ui;n, nn Christian street, near
Seventh, Judge Patterson made n hit ;
with a large gathering of Italians when,
ho appealed to them in their own lan-j
guagc. j
nv mfllp wns stormed while Judge
Patterson spoke nt an outdoor meeting
in the Fourth ward nt 010 South Third
street
At the close of his meeting in West
Philadelphia, Judgo Patterson was
given a basket of (lowers by two little
jirl.
ACCUSE POLICEJJEUTENANT
Seventy Committee to Probe Charge
Savage Is Vare Leader
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A picture ot .luuge i nuer-uu m m'-
window of the room of Ueutennnt Pen- ,
jamln F Suvnire, of the Thirty-ninth!
utrppt nd Lancaster avenue sUitioni
house, it wns announced today, has led!
thA committee of seventy to Btari an
investigation of that ofheer s allegeu po
litical nctivity.
The new city charter provides severe
penalties for political nctivity on the
part of members of the Police Depart
ment, explained F. I. D. Poach, sec
retary of the committee.
.Lieutenant Snvnge is credited bv
many familiar with political conditions
in tho ward as being the real Vare
leader there. He has been in charge of
the station house for two years, while
other lieutenants have been transferred
frequently. Snvago votes in tho thirty -second
division of the Twenty -fourth
ward.
Blakely D. McCnughn, candidato for
county commissioner on the Mooro
ticket and Republican Alliance leader
of the ward, said "S-'avage has b'eeu
looked upon as the contractor spokes
man in tho ward."
The committee of seventy is inves
tigating rcportu that a wagon loaded
with Patterson pictures stops daily at
the station house.
.SANTO DOMINGO
PROTESTS TO U.S.
jEnvoy Says America Promised
Military Occupation Would
Be Transitory
WajJilngton, Sent. 12. Kcrlniinc
lhat the United States promised in
military oeonparjr'.v of Santo DominRo
would be "transitory," Dr. Franelseo
Henriquez y Oarvajol, actinr prenident
of the AVest Indian republic at the
tlme Ameriean rule wiih eHtnblished
"there, issued a statement yesterday, ex
plaining the efforts being made to re
turn the government of Santo Domingo
Btic)t to native linnds.
'.',J)octor Henriquez, who went to
ITatIs In an effort to present his ene
to the Peace Conference, has arrived
In 'Washington as head of n commis
sion to present plans for a reorganiza
tion. "'IndWdual liberties have been
fereally diminished in Santo Domingo
by ithe'netion of the American military
COTMTiracnt," he taid. "There is no
freedom of the press, no right of as
sembly, and tho people cannot take
any initiative to modify the situation.
Some administrative reforms of great
usefulness have been introduced by the
, military government, but tho popula
tion desires n change in tho political
situation, and wishcB to see the na
tional government again in native
Hands."
N. J. HOTELMEN WIN
iurt Deelolon Validates 700 Liquor
Licenses In Jersey City
L . Trenton, Sept. 12. The Court ol
& -?r-k q rors DU jppeis nun Hirtyea ioc
Up -jAOOn ot uuBiice ownyze in Briuns
ZV 'lea-ide tC liquor license granted to Hugh
l'Jatieharii and set aside a preliminary
JJ Jtonctlon" o fJ 'fCourt of Chancery
c, wader which tl ambassador ITotel of
1' Atlantic City VlJolned from sell-
. liquqr. . M
,w The final dcOCtfp of the Court of
Jrrora.Jn tho MtHan case will practl-
Wily deernno (be TaliJIty ot 11-
Mw iranted byJersey City to ap-
fawlmately 700 aaloonSeeners. Tho
.walfilf nt thnon 1f..ncli la linrtiM. nf.
"t?, in proceeding bfforo the Su-
'firtw-Court,
MOORE MAN CHARGES
ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY
Swears Vare Councils Candi
date Gave Him $50 Check
to Support Patterson
Arthur Sellers, chief deputy in the
office of Coroner Knight nnd n Varc
backed candidate for Council from the
Seventh district, is charged with having
attempted to bribe an active Moore
worker to switch his allegiance to Judge
Patterson.
Jacob Pledenthal, n Moore follower
in the thirty-ninth division of the
Thirty-second ward, makes the charge
in nn affidavit in hicli lie tells of n
heck for $.0, which he sns Sellers
paid him "on account" for shifting his
euppot t.
llledenthnl lives at ,100fl lluclld ave
nue uuil is assessor in bis division.
According to llledenthnl. Sellers gave
him the check In the Patterson head
quarters. He nlso charged Hint Joseph
i ay, asslslnnt director nt the Depart -
ment of Health anil Charities and n
candidate for Council, said to him: "If
you carry your division, the twentv-
ninth division of the Thirty-second
ward, or oven make a good showing in
it, there will tie more than Sl.iO in it
for j ou besides n good position in t'itv
Hall."
llledenthnl said he took the check
from Sellers in the presence of John .
Haines and Eugene McCrnth. the iu
ictignlors. "The statement that I tried to bribe
r.ledenllial Is a deliberate lie," said
Mr. Sellers. "His nthd.nit is false,
with the exception that I gave
the man a check for Soil, nnd this is
how he returns my generositj. lie told
me he had been Mivhiirgcd from Ins
work and asked me to loan him .."0. I
toM him 1 would do so if I could be
vine of getting il back. He told me he
would return the loan as soon ns he
found work nnd I promised to help him
find a place."
CAMDEN G. 0. P. HOPEFUL
Republicans Say Heavy Registration
Assures Sweeping Victory at Polls
The ISepublic.in county committee of
Camden predicts n sweeping victory for
the ticket nt both the primary and gen
eral elections.
The registration is the heaviest in
year and the increase is attributed to
the returning of the toldiers and
sailors.
Everything is harmonious in the
Itepubiican enmp for the primary elec
Hon. The onlj nomination fights are
for ward offices, such as councilmen
and freeholders, and the opposition is
expected to dwindle before the
primaries.
John T. Wright, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, expects to be
elected. His campaign will be based
nn n titfitfnrm ni-nint tlif 71'm far.t
f) sn-lll U11U Ull Villlll timni'Ul "l .'
publican
and Democrats
in
city
council.
Mayor rilis, the Itepubiican candi
date for re-election, will stand on his
war recoril and previous service to the
city. lie had over JiSOO signers on his
petition for re-election.
HEFFERNANF0R MOORE
Doctor Denies Vare Men's Statement
He Backs Them
Dr. .Tames .1. Ilefferrjau, who filed
papers as an independent Itepubiican
candidate for Council from the Fourth
Senatorial district, has announced
his withdrawal from the race. lie said
he would support the entire Moore
ticket and the independent councilmauic
candidates in the Fourth district who
have been indorsed by the committee
of one hundred.
Karly this week if was reported from
the Patterson headquarters that Doctor
Ileffernan had swuni; over to the Vares
and that he would be slated as a Vare
candidate for Councils, Doctor Ilef
fernan asserted lie Knew nothing ot such
an agreement. In anli-Varc circles the
move was looked upon as a Vare trick .
to obtain Vare support in tho Fourth j
district.
TAILORS WIN $50 WAGE
3000 Return to N. Y. Shops After
Winning Their Strike
New Vorh, S-pt. 12. Three thoi
nnd strikine Inrlies' tnilorH, i-mploye
1011-
snnu striking InrliM tailorH, cmploypd I
in fn.hionablp Fifth hvphik sliops, ro-
tiirnod to work ypstorday nfter tin em- '
plnyrrs Iiail pranted their domands fcr
u fortv-fotir hour vpk nnd a ininitmim ,
L-n it il tiiii I
fliijjc (it xi, nauiuius i-u ururj iiui- t
m(iu. the union secretary. The rrmaiu- '
inp 11000 strikers are expected to win '
their demands before the end of this
week, he said.
L HIM III
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The House
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C. J. Heppe & Son, Downtown
Mason & Hamlin, Weber, Heppe Pianos Aeolian Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Duo-Art Pianola3
Our supply of Player-Pianos is limited
you should
The piano industry is producing about eighty
per cent (8O5J?) of its normal output. And with
1 this reduced production, the
j the normal requirements.
It is only proper that we should issue 0 warn
ing of the shortage that is sure to occur at Christ
mas time.,
1V111 mhrnihl. hwu tirnir (IKrintmas viano NOW.
we will gladly store it for you but buy it N0W1
Genuine Aeolian Player-Piano, $645
Vnr S!ri4K we nfiFer ft nlnver-niann made bv the
m-onf Annlion rVimnnnv. rnnrnininc trip fnmons Aeo
lian patents and fully guaranteed by them. The
price is standard tnruour, America.
Settlement may be made in caBh, or charge
account, or through our Rental-Payment Plan, which
applies all rent toward tne
Catalogues will gladly be
Downtown
1117-1119 Chestnut Street
Dh
SPROUL ATTACKS
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Indorses Republican League
Candidates in Delaware
County
mayor Mcdowell upheld
flovcrnor Sproul came out unre
servedly In a statement today indors
ing the cnndlilates of the Itepubiican
League for city and county offices in
Delaware county nnd opposing the can
didates hacked by "Young" John J.
McClure, tli" head nf the so-called Mc
Clurc ring.
The fight between the league in the
city of Chester nnd In Delaware coun
ty will rench a climax next Tuesday in
the primnry election.
The Governor was specific and definite
in his denunciation ot the McClure in
fluence in Delaware county and Chester
city politics. I
Foul Hand of Greed I
"The foul hand of greed," said the
Governor, "must not be allowed to
reach into the offices In our courthouse
nnd profit from our public undertakings
there as it would do in Chester city."
The Governor brought his statement
to a conclusion with the hope that his
friends would appreciate the danger and
go out "nctt Tuesday and vote at the
nt'Imnrieu for the cilv nml pnnnlv nnn.
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didates who stand for good government'
nnd fair politics," I
Iteferring to Major McDowell, candi-.
date on the ami -McClure ticket for re-,
election, Hie Governor said: '
"In the cit of Chester, Mayor Mo- I
Dow ell should he renominated nnd re- I
elected. He is being opposed not lie- I
cause he has not li( en a good official, i
faithful to every trust nnd zealous in '
every duly through the most trying I
times, but because he has refused tu '
become the -rMint and do the bidding
t' the mot
EI nWJpi, If aft
jwmJm honest irJ2flflB Jg "
I : Evenings "iiiiih., mi . iSsT - E
WHY NOT OWN HANDSOME k
JEWELRY ON OUR EASY sM? H I
jtfS. METHOD Imtaraff ! I
slmjm credit ?im '? , I
WKSi. irCw . JlliSfSl ' 1 1 tht nmfct klmnlu hlrif In thp An nrriirii tt limn V4-
i Tr i "" """ Miini j iir "n iv irruii pitin. j
nrld when 31m ubc Ol IC riMlIt ilun.
li vhotiltl ou wnlt until jm. it(ru
lnuhit the roucb fUMli? It Isn't nov
ennr.v. ome hire, mnke jour rttr'-
fiorsroim rlnc. ft
with - pure liltft
rUiiinoiMi) und center
nun mill pin iih
VniiiA ton rr lou u nr t
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J U htn o dral hrr 3011 nrr pt- J
I tendril rtry roiirteH). Ymi arc J
I Mflnmip to iur credit and o urtk I
I jou no pmbarraHiinc quPMtlmiH
rold. l'ure hlt. ,iour munvy rtuunueu 11 you ivrfert cut diamond,
ner f c t fiinnmnd. I can )UV cheancr for cash 1 1u.rr "IlIte-J(-liri
iiiirrpe rtiinrr. rviiiu
30c a
.I.UUI oii:v ATtItI)AY KVi:IMl niounllnc. --
week
IARGEST EXCLUSIVE CREDIT JEWELRY HOUSEtNPNIlA
, i&i &&'A'W&' Tir
Ono Stora 2 Doors above Filbert j OnoManqccnenJ
1 nQI'EX SATl'KDAY EVENINGS.
I dmLCAtP V American Lead J I
Founded hi 1805 g I L encil Lo. Mf 0
t . 22 Fif,h AvenueT B
lhat ieppe built A r-
1117-1119 Chestnut Street, Uptown
order your Christmas Piano NOW!
demand is almost twice
purcnase price.
sent on request.
C J. HEPPE & SON
Founded In 1865
One Price System adopted In 1881
Patterson Relics on Luck
and Aid of Ward Leaders
Judge Patterson Is superstitious.
He says so himself.
At n Thirteenth ward rally last
night at 717 Falrmouut avenue
Judge Patterson was introduced to
to the daughters of Max Mayer, po
litical leader of the ward.
"I have ntfour-Ieaf clover In one
pocket and ft rabbit's foot In the
other," the judge remarked.
"Ves, and you have our good
wishes," said one of the Misses
Mayer.
"That's appreciated," replied
Judgo Patterson, "but the thing thnt
will count most on election day will
be your father's support."
of those who would control tho city
lor their own selfish ends."
Hetter to Have No Party, He Says
(overnor Sproul snid he had not de
sired to take nn mtiie part in county
political iifTalrs, but that he felt he
would be lacking in duty did lie not
support the league's candidates. While
withholding personal criticism of the
present official" or of flic "candidates
whom Mr, McClure has selected," the
Covcrnnr'said it would be better to
have no party than "to permit its
organization and prestige to be used
solely for personal advantage and pri
vate gain."
"For yeais." said the Covernor,
"there has been much evidence of a
sinister and degrading inllueiice in our
local politics." II.- added that it would
be intolerable to continue this influence.
"There must b" nothing corrupt or
unclean nhout our temple of justice,"
summarized the (iovmior.
Deals Willi Third Terms
Dealing with the third-term candi
dates on the Mi Clure ticket, the (iov
ernor said :
"We should not continue men for
many terms in richlv paid places simpb
to serve an outside interest which would
exploit the tnxpajers' funds for private
enterprise."
The (iovenmr said even the school
boards wen not safe from political busi
ness hunters. Nearly a million dollar
should he expendid on Chester's schools
in the next fn cars, said (lie (,i.
era or
UMJIN IK MXt.
VTCII
An a rr urate tlmp
rlf c '. iihholutel.v
Kimrantefd. in jrw
Ih, adjusted, Mrar
N karat r.uUl - fllleil
thin model c n h j
Inlet dehlKti.
30r n AVeck
fclmnlf thine in tlip
onlv nOr a uprk.
biicIi 11 kmuiII mud
r i 1 .
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vtiu' ujr A.iauiLf m
Cth and Thompson Streets
i ernor
29.75 jffSyJj Largest Coal Yard in 1'hila. K JU L XI J gl
S3fe I' fc Trenton Ave. & Westmoreland, J V FEWCIIrfS 1
' (SSSRSajSoli flvW yJ$& K$2fli 1 i " w'tliapoor v H
! W ,.-'-1XP Willi:, J. &ZS5uyU YaSXiA mP1 1 pencil, when TOv a M
S-MrOHk Mb-m 1I3LTH VWrWM vw H wnexoelle,! VENUS ?Sk I I
aanaai in ai tmnmmmmmmn. JVJLAJS AJJI MVimw M WBJ n
TrHPefSgafi' 111 .T to fi still a few left.) EE
M lUTlli H iaMHflH Continuous Dancing
lial'ilii HI iaBH 3 ' tonight
llM'ilJfeiW SSanl 2 OKCHESTRAS
Has Iff lite BfB P"W Hlj 12th and Chestnut 111
I BaHtallJ llBHKrnlil HaHlH I ' ill AIIOVK ACKKU'S U
Uptown Private tiWMa '1 Teacher
6th and Thomson Street, $tm Kf '&$"''
Magistrate Campbell Denies Charges
"Willful and deliberate perjury" is
! tho way illiam F. Campbell, Indc-
pendent Republican candidate for coro-
ner, characterizes "the sworn statement
I of Joseph 1), Davis, n delinquent tax
1 collector, of 2.104 Kast Allegheny nve-
tine, thnt Campbell got Davis a Job ns
tax receiver at Post No. fi, and for
that favor collected between $700 and,
glOW) of his yearly salary.
Fish nnd Soft Shell
Clams never wcro run
ning better than now.
We Arc Noted for Our
Delicious Lobsters
Chicken & Waffle Dinners
CANTRELL & COCHRANE
THE STANDARD
OF TWO CONTINENTS
Order by the dozen
from your dealer
for use at home
E&JBurke
Solo Agent
C20W46 3t
Hew TCoru.
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UNIQUE
PLATINUM
MOUNTINGS
Have us reset the
Gems from your
old j ewelry in
modern settings of
individuality.
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DESIGNS & ESTIMATES
JOSK
DAVISON'S
SONS, i
210 SOUTH I3ta ST.
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fm Ais!ir i .?;,UrtwA""'?
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Gftiftfe?Ale
' ''' ' - - r'.-;'' f'lnsses hotrin wenk of H' sL
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1 d&Jga Users of IKA Coal bo ad- , i
''lf vised and buy now. ve have Write or call for booklet I
, Ifir tho sizc amI quality. Wu I I
lcT.JYMCA
ilpijfcol LUAl! Central Branch-1421 Arch st-
Effff. .$11.25 Stove $11.(55 1 -bbbs
, Nut.. 11.75 Pea... 9.55 i j
iTTO riioMPT delivery & Economical
j JH Wc serve you right j 0 pc0cil Luxufy
Hi Owen Letters' Sons! w rTKnXTiTsa
B ;iiaiiycostale53 VVVVV IS I
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n ItsY I . B gritlcs?, no&crum.' walV 1 H
aaV J&. I V a l M T'nnila tn aL-a fn . VlHk.Mb M H
7VMtVM VVIWV j B 8tant comfort and xKS H
U.fl fl nv a ft H economy as well. KSlfB 1
t ft. tj ' " M 1( Black and 3 Copying B 1
nmA P.aaIAIAIMjCi Decrees M fl
H Ea.tman Kodak Co. FTfW fKKB isn't n store
' t B ' r K M in totcn that is ilninn Zl u
Victroms k. M murh in. in, n.n M
I 1020 Che.tnnt St. wLsx J ?' ,0 ''' f '' 5 I
milVi daylight store, imth r
Ellflw service as a hobby E I
aA nnrf Dry Goods on the tables 1
Wav'VAkfljir and counters for everti nne in H B
buy at much less than usual. E
" . We've been selling Illanhets E5 ,
1 I Nt--::::IJ7-o- ""' nve bpen the superior of S5
I r Si ",e (over""lent lilnnkets at HE J
I itr 7? 'cs cost I'"11! considered
Sntnrdav Matinee a"l 'f6..".'!0',0..""1 '':e "d3 II
We reconstruct; up
holster and noliih
your old suite equal
to new. Leather,
tapestry and velour.
$8 $14 $24
Slln Covm. all patterns
ef rrptonnr. at reasonable prices.
Three-Piece flnltn $15 op, Our repr
Bfntntlvn will cult at any tfme and erjtl
mate for you.
Industrial Uph. & Furn. Co.
Show Koom 8, Factory Writ a or IMinne
140 N. 10th Nt. M'alnut 112ft
The High Cost of Books
Can Be Avoided
by renting new popular
fiction from
Womrath's Circulating Library
15 South 13th St., PhiU.
Clean copiet gupplied promptly.
Milk
or InfsnU
& Inralida
No Cooklnt
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Quick Lunch; Home or Office
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
HARDWOOD
FLOORS
TheSTANDARDbV
IpWriich Others Are JudgedJ
W V
A floor at a time, if you can't spare
I the money to refloor throughout
with hardwood. And don't overlook
! the fact that if you want to sell your
I home hardwood floors will bring
you a far better price and a quicker
sale.
PINKERTON
28th and York Sts.
I'lillmlelplilii I
Ilotlt rtiuncs .
Courses in
Chemistry
Abraham Kenwood, M.S., Sc.D.,
Director of Courses
Elementary General
Qualitative Analysis
Quantitative Analysis
Special Quantitative
Organic
Chemical Calculations
We've more Aprons in stoch,
right before your eyes, than
the biggest department store
in town. And they arc priced,
on an average, at more than
one-third less.
Unquestionably our slock of
yard goods Cretonnes,
Chintzes, Ginghams, Percales,
Shirtings, Lawns anfl so on
are on the level of the aver
age wholesale warehouse; the
prices to you ars on this level
also. We'll cut any length you
want; so don't be ulrald to
ask. TJiough ice are selling
goods by the piece ull the time.
Come and get lo know this
place.
W. H. Smith & Sons
bFtmE'
f i j -iff
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914 Walnut Street
Dry Goods at a Baring
UNCH
THAT PAYS!
Ul pat tht'Wtli tht rut into'
inr taTimMMETTrnuugrrsvokitti:
r for iUUbj talk th.t rll tU
tot It imttiptlta Tttsna, tat wwnnl
in tnxtur partlonurs tut.
l.jwa wjoosrj Wii cEoisat in
3 for $10.50
lnmurted
tnil
iui;-.iuih hiiiht iu,
... J!nn fHUSTNTT ST.
rvih rior. Trtke F.lrTntnr.
ENGLISH
THE PEOPLE
who com here nro flie
i klnil i lint. lnit nn nlmn.
Plirre of rrtlnenifnt to the
Plnre and help uttrttrt
otlirr of thf fuiir. kind.
ifnti fiian)rtci tin My
RooM
35-37 Sout,h lGth
Mcfal Cellinjjr Corniced Jlicetf
.CKannelr MeteA Corntco
EcpwdrdMffalljth MefalCbmerBead
Concrete Ke-cnforcomcntr
'PENN METAL COMPANXM
Manufacturers of Jhcet Iron
and Steel Building Material
a5iLmoxtorStre!ts,Vhiau
STAMMERING
Don't be linmllcnpptil In buvtnrss or at
home by Btnmtnerlnr, Blutlerlnc or hea.
Itntlne In Tour apeccli. Vou can over
como nny (lefrrtH by proper trninlnR. Our
new Corrective Course stnrtt Monday.
September IS.
Cull for fnll particulars
Central Branch Y. M. C. A.
1421 Arch Street
U. S. ARMY WAIST BELTS
Junt purchaiieJ from U.
P. Government contractor
10.(100 heavy Khnkl web.
120'
utrnnir Vtronze tuckle. Can
b used an auto strap ani
other nurnnncs Parcel DOit
prepaid anywhere.
tenu ror iimsirrtmi cnlnior
THE NATIONAL
UNIFORM & r.QUII'.MKNT CO.
533 MARKET STREET
p Fall Term
uay ana
Evening Classes
Do you realize you
possess a vast amount
of hidden and unde
veloped Power?
a pnnr.A at Neff Oolleiro will add to
jour Commercial, I'ersonal and 3o
Lial Success.
It will help you
Dclot
l'KUSONALITT
Acquire
COURSES:
Oratory
Elocution
Public
Speaking
Salesmanship
Dramatic Art
Authorship
SKI.I-
CONFIDENCE
Cultivate
MKMOIIY
Stimulate
IMAGINATION
Improve
KRI.F-
KXl'IinSSION
Increase
nnsr.nvATiON
Dlplomiia uuuriled.
Dfcrees tun
rerrfil.
C'lahfiei 3fornlnif, Afternoon nml
ElMilniT. IIOTII SEXr.S. l'rhate
In.trncllon. Tall Term Opens Sep
tember 28. Sllna Neff. I'll. II.. Trei.
NEFF COLLEGE
1730 Chestnut Street
VMtnra Welromi. Cnl!, ri or
I'linnp nprnre tftin inr irp lionkirt.
Summer Clean-Up of
Used Cars
&TEAUNS I.lmoUHlne. 7 pass . relln
IsheJ dark Krren, fine mechanical
condition, 1017 model S!73
OVEKt,ANIl. 101R, C.paj. Tourlne:
gplendld mechanical condition, Ti
tires $575
I.KXINOTON", 1018. fi-pans. Tourlmr,
with auxiliary neats: newly reftn
lahed, new tires. Attractive price.
JKFI'KUV, 1017. 7 raad , with Hum
mer top anil winter Incioaure:
splendid condition 81)75
SEVEIIAI. OTIIKK IlAUfiAlXS AT
YAKIOl'S THICKS
Lexington Motor Co.
of Penna.
VfM. A. KI'HICK
Aire rreflldent mid (lenerul Manager
Lexington- Ruilding
851 North Hroad Street
Opposite Metropolitan Operu llouae
For Second-Floor Flats
Give accBB from second floor to base
ment lnslda the houso without taklnar
valuable apace from the first floor.
Easily Installed In new or old, flats at
mall cost.
GEO. H. EVANS
Carpenter and Itullder
ti N. IStU St.. J-jujna ocuat 7
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
llrlnr ui your diamond If you want
(ennze mo nignefli price lor mem.
Ho matter what othtra tell you they arc
worth,, iret our trice befors you all.
We pny 18.00 to 1 100. 00 tor each-diamond
more than others pay.
Pee ua and be convinced,
...w'e l'uy "ny '"i hap or color.
KELLY & CO, CALL 982 CIIKSTNtlT ST.
, Phone Wnlnnt 714. Hultr SI-SI.
I'rlvnle OBIcr 2d llwir. orer Chillis' nut.
HOUSE PAINTS
SPECIAL OFFER
$2.75 PER GALLON
FOIl I.VBIDE AND OUTSIDK USB
PAINT -f-'W OALLON
nED, IlllOWN, HLACK. OOVBHNMENT
Bl'Art VAIlNIHIt. in PEti nxT.lrtu
DISKAN ' "' oirtAim avenoe'1
Learn by Trying
how n ood i:lcflrlo Iron will make
IronlnK tin lronlnr liours,
it--. ..
rhone 8prnca
S510.
J.F.Bacnanan&Co.
1 a" II I Al al Fat ll f.M il I
mtH" 1719 Choatnut St.
Knight Templar Uniforms
ity Coats and Pants A(
Made to Order v
ttij nt and Wo'kmanrhlp Guaranteed
1 Traymore Tailoring Co.
J 035 ARCH 8TIIEET noth rhonia
HIGH-GRADE MAN
WANTED
$500 monthly drawing account
nnd lllicrnl stock commUalon for
in u n to nlt In flnanclnu n pro
preanUc, irolnp concern with anett,
lint wnntlne Increased capital In
Incrcnne jiroductlon, Alost excal
lent opportunity.
Write llox No. II 1, I.edter
Offlce.
COFFEE PRICES Direct-
from the Roasters
BANQUET BLEND
4,1c Hi. or Slhn., fj.20
"D. & H." BLEND
42c lh. or til!).. S3. 05
At any of Our 3 Stored
Shore Dinners
BOOKBINDER'S
125 Walnut St.
Open Evenings Until 11
WANTED EVERYWHERE
Factory
Executives
x Trained men men ot bralnn. Inltlatlva
and ability, fitted by their tralnln to
handle other men.
In eery factory staff there are manr
able mett whose only lack Is tralnlnsr
tralnlnc In factory organization! In select
ing and handltnc other men; In laying out
and routine work: in all tho broad new
phases of factory management.
Tou can take up now a three months
course ot Practical Tralnlnc In
Modern Production Methods
A Production Expert will have charge
nf the classroom ot conferences and lec
ture. Two classes will be conducted
one o;i Tuesday evening beginning Sep
tember .10. and ona on Friday evening
beclnnlng September 28.
Write or telephone for an elffhtpaca
descriptive leaflet, or belief still. Cull
fcr full Information.
Central Branch, Y. M. C. A.
1431 Arch Street
RSS8iSSEffijiSfflS8
&-...,.. , ..
Better Lraae anoei ror men
34 N. 13th St. JU'b.l.
New Fall Styles
now ready, including a
variety of broad toes.
The Boylston Last
shown her, In
a medium broad
toe with consid
erably more
fltyle than ater
ftite broad toe
models. Black
and tan, calf
ana via.
We are .glad to congratulate Mlsa Anna If.
llellley. of West Philadelphia, who enter!
Htrayer'a Iluslneaa College at 1A years ot
age and, who now at 18 Is earning mora than
SISOU s'ltar right here at home In Philadel
phia, In lbs employ of the United Stale;.
Government. . ,.
Mlaa Rellley wrote recently'. "I spent sTj
months in Htrayer'a Huslnssa College AM
nothing has ever benefited me mors.' '
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