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EVEXDsG PUBLIC LEJ;El-lMULAJ)l!LJilJA, TLJ I'KHDA V, XOVlttJBtflt Kl, 1!)1U
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iSflMteWC BODIES UNITE
i flLJ.Whs LT.JIpt I I 1 1 I I II 11 II II linillllf
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LUXURY TAX ON MATRIMONY
i?ATJ?nj?rj?n tat t at attpqt? cttv
t THE AUTOMATIC FIREMEN1
The first five minutes
Moro can be done In the first Ave
minutes after a Tire starts than In the
following five hours. The time to
fight a fire is when it is small.
GLOBE Sprinklers are always ready
to take advantage of those first five
minutes.
GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKIXR CO. '
2033 Waalilncton Ave. Diciilinon 511
The enormous pUn ol the Nillm Crpv Mfe. Co .
ClBtlnodti, ci. is protected bOLOMi Spnoklers.
7'ojfi of aguol:agun Plans Levies an .Guld'liinmwd Spec
tacles, Fancy Canes. Flags, I'lant Fats and Summer Overcoats
FOSTER ATTACKS
SPROUL IN TALK
SHOULD WIFE GO TV SCHOOL
Representatives of Seven Com
munity Organizations Agree to
Co-operate in Improvement
WILL START NEXT MONTH
I
l!ppirpiilliiK the tliouimicN of per-.
voiim who live In -.oven coiumiiniticM jnt
outside the city, tin- I'liilcd Civic As
mcintinn nf I'lipcr lnrb Township vv us
planned ill a meeting nf icpri'iictitntivcs
of tlu communities last nieht. Tin' rue in fiivor of ritiolnir piiiiiikIi "Jncl
aswicintlnn. which will be formally ,t.imi tlip town Kiivertiini nl. It seems
munched nt a mccti,,,. ncM month, will ,- 71 ,!," u,,
nilvnncc Iip interests ,' th" lnvnhlp ,, M.ntntion is bended lij n iimlrliiiiiuiiil
Him iiciji ucvi'iop it H3 ii i csiticillllll .tv
tlOII.
SppaKlur; of lu.Mirj tucs. as nunc iiiip things tlip .lapniipsp fool thc.v can srl
nlvvn.ru Is when jnu buy it thcalre ticket nlotiK w itlinut . for tlicip l nn iiuunnl
or a soiln fir a snappy striped shirt, it ' Mnj festival ling to of ". ,vcn.
might lie p11 to conslilpi' tlip sjstcni iu i One of the iwrtt striking fciitiiro of
llif Jiipmu'sc town of NuKiinKuKiiii. i tin- INI is the villi! tax of .M) son n tutm.
I'm or gmiiim would nuse fiom this
liroiiil, spenilthiift liunl of niti-s.
The nuthorilirs of this town, which
1'iiirtoii llolines seems to lime missed in
hi swine nrniind the ninn. lune ioihp
down haul on luxuries. They have
Wedded Girls Under Fouiteen Ex
empt, Is Interpretation Here
.MariiiiKo. ninoiiK I'lillailclphla in
teiprcters of Hip school Iitvv . is rcii
ernllj regarded as one of the "nrirpiit
, leasons" which may eteilv a girl uihIpi
Select Audience of Workers and ''V.''"", fr".ni Koi",c, '" M,,on'-
Police Hear Labor Leader's
ANTI-VICE LEADER
IL!
r-
NEW MAYOR
Charge Against Executive
SPEAKER'S WIFE BARRED
AsspltlllK
stands pat
that
with
Thin tnii.v seem like n lit t lo thine In the
casual render, hut to one who under-
slnnds tlip pmii t natute of a tsulm ,
Veil, the thins is nnlieniil of.
lOUl rinilllPlI spci iiu'irs nun nun.. .,,,... ..i i
11 """'" I , . . . . ; .nni Unit stHle linllci. ill e ' hlleil mil I' -
tlicir own Ideas nlmiit what is,. hlM.i.v. "."' ''' f1 7JThl,IULli nn.l I.. ' detei,." Wllllnni Zchiilon l'.i.ter. radl
i i...- ii it.. .1..,.. ..... iuiil.es it hard for the nnll anil the , ..... . - ..... ..,.... ,
I III llll.li uni itiiiiiriiuvi i Mil I nn,' ti i i I . , . .
not n. much oinioseil to luxuries lis Hum ""NKm.ltic itiiioiiK tin'
ii nun .. sen u jciir nnc i mpinlipis or tin- Auinlftntiiulcil litliiti' ','"
.siiiniuer uvci'iniil. Then' is nn ieiord Winkers of Aiiierien ami it police in ' ,,ov
ol Kiiw'i'iiliientnl Ice. ins m ins mi-oiir
usuitist lislit -weisht iinloii Miits for
winter weir, linweM-r. The niolcction
uftoiih'il h a silk iiiiihielln i tavnhle
Itendins's problem s to whether
fourtepii-jenr-old Trances hupo, who is
tn be married Monday, should he utilised
to ntteliil school after uiiurlusc hs
recalled a Mirietj of sm.li discs in this
city.
"Scariclj a j ear passes." mid Henry
( .1. (ildenii. diieetur of the ilepiirtmcnt
iocinoi- Spinul f (ompnlMiry edtiiiitlnn. "thht I'liila-
the steel bnions;" ilclphin doesn't lime a ine of this son
in settle. In 1IM Alnslstrnte l.oyic
iinpused a line, which the wilier n ml
..i i-.. i e .t ....n.i..- .......i i in mini inuerner ninn. neca ce n niur-
:,. 1..I1.,,, ''ill n'liiicr ii me Minvnin n-'-in in i.ri ". , ...... i i tt t . .
"ic populiili ,, ,,i.sk, fl" n.,,!!,,,,... ,lf tecn-jenr-olil I alian sill did not at
I'liKiised wlicn
nrics.nr tn. which is iiillineil to til
extent of -0 .it'll on both partus wlin to the euejit ol I veil a iui-
tend school. Jslic was
en j ears old and niaiiieil befoie she
I wns fmit teen, list oilier iniiRlstriiles,
i h(ieer. hnM' Htrreed with .Mr. l.ojl
lil
ll
interpietation. .Most of them put . men wlin met in me .mericnn
i asp In the section wiiitli mijsiIiiI i ,,n Srhmil Asociatioii loom.
nia be excused fur
WOMEN WON'T CEASE
The oictnil.atiuns lenrpsputpil in Hip!
new association are the Wpstovpr Hills i
Tuiirupmciit Assoclutiou. the Iliirwoml
l'ail Imprnvcmeiil Association, the
i Nelelibotthniid Club of Mlllboiinic
MIz-illT 11IAI IIM-1 MAi-ilT Uelqhts. the Drexel Hill Club, the Ily-
N RHT-WA K Nln HAR T '"" Improvement Association, the
MIVJIII iinLIMMU I mull Hishlaiid Paik Innirovpineiit Assncia-
tion and the IxlrlilMi Civic As.sociatioii.
A. .f. ICIIuks. of Kirklvn. is teiiinor-
Mrs. Josephine Battilialli and,aiv clinirintin of the orgaul..Uion mm-,
inittee. . V. Schumann, nf llarnunil ' Two-Day Event for Purpose of Pay-
Mer uaugnter ruzzie ian., is sccrciary. ....
The bylaws committee, winch finish -
si ml or IC0P11P moip than tlnce suit-
ciisps on the occasion of tluii wcililius
celebration
'Phere is it lirst Kile tax ol -0 jen
par kite.
l'las wnilis is cvitlelilh one ol llioe
CHURCH BAZAAR TONIGHT
I'here U nl a plant pot lax alnns
the piimrn-e path nf liixurj - .0 'en n
pol. j carl,'. .
Two bits to a cn. Hie tax nillectni
nl Niiitiistikuni- hi'S puidiiu. NnsnoKa
riiii - is a unman '
Doctor Delk Tells Interchurch
Federation Moore Gives Hope
of Clean-Up
GAMBLING OPEN, HE SAYS
I. Hampton Mimic us Ma.uir is wel-
ioiuciI hj (litiichtiien "willi a H'iie nil
jot mid lplipf." tlip Upi lr. Ihlwin1
Mejl Itclk .esterilu tidd the fall I t- ,
ins of the Intcichunh I'edciation.
CharsiiiK that Raiublms of all mjiIsi
is ciiiiied on openly under the ccs of
Hie poliic, DnctM' DclK tnlil the (hutch- I
Sun-
IS1H,
Chestnut street, that Mn or -elect Mooie
Abington Police
cd its wnrk lust nisht when the dele- ',
sates adnpted the tules mid icsulatiniis .
siisscstcd, liicluiicil I. II. Jlcteult.
Wcstovcr Hills ; T. II. Meloj. Dicxel
The (.hip of Mis. .Tosephiiip UattiiiiJli ,,, Valler tiuthric. 'llarwoo'd I 'art
and iter twenty-cislit-ypar-nhl dausli- ' W. JI, Itnclim, Hishlaml I'ntk; W. .1.
ter, AVrstilpna, held by the authorities,!
nf Abinston township ns public nui
sancps, is puzzling Montgomery comity.
The mother and daughter refused to
return to their Ios,n home and in
sisted upon walking nl night throughout
that section, sleeping sometimes on
inwns, on porches or in tiolley btu
tions. The husband and father is David Uat
tiunlli, said to bp wealth. It is un
derstood his home is open to the mother
and daughter.
The two women will be sentenced in
Xorristown Saturday.
"Walk, walk, walk that is all they
would do," II, S. Lever, chief of the
Abington polite, snid, "They would not
go home, and refused to say why."
JLTho lied Cross of .Iciikiutown was in
terested in Hie case, and Mrs. ,T,
Sppuccr lirock, of lljdul. and Mrs. II.
Xorris Harrison, of Jpnkintuwn, in
vestigated.
"There may bo some domestic trouble
which has not been fully revealed,"
Mrs, Hroek snid.
WATCHMAN BURNED AT FIRE
lVrkitis, Mill-
It. Ililllis, I'll -
Steele. Klrkl.Mi : V. t
bourne Heights, anil AV
worn!.
Other delegates to the organisation
meeting include (5. 12. Hill. Drc.xcl
Hill; V. W. St. .Tnliii and C. V
.lohnson. Millbournc Hpishts; William
15. Craven, Hywooil: !. ltj lteljea,
Westover Hills and II. II. Murtry.
Highland l'nrk.
"LAND YACHT" APPEARS
ing Off Mortgage
A ba.anr anil supper for the bench!
of Mantua Avenue Lutheran Chinch,
Kotry-litst street and Mantua ineuuc
will be given tonight and tniununw in
the church. The ptUptnc of the enter
tainment is to P off " moitgage whiih
lias been burdening I he chinch for
1'liP women of the nm-
Kedeinlioii of Lnlmr ln-t Sntiirilnj .
AUTO 'SHERLOCK' IN DEMAND Dlscustns the action of business men
AUiu anr.ni.uorx m uti.iHinu f -I(ll1St(PUIIi ,vh(( ,,.,,,,, ,lini , ,,.,
, Hull cit, Kicfer nsscrtt'il that if u
City Detective Swain Is Champion hi id) nf wniKnien had escorted the pie
Stolen-Auto Recoverer In Country
Mushnl I'uiiil Hall
Sn stiiiigeiit weie titles gntciiiiiig Hie
ailiiiisslon of his audience that roster's
""" """"'' '""" "" '- iirct, under agt
was not inliuittei . I'n cc were almost i .
as numeiiuiK ns c'olhlns woiKcrs, ?, . . . ., T ... . , ,,,,, , p has pledged his co-operation in miiKIng
! lister tame to this citv to tnantfi A ,,ri.i i,. ......i.i tmM.r. in im-nciii- rM,n,i,i,.li,l,lii niotnllr clem. "We shall i
ft (if S'-.lO. ,;,.,. ,t. ,.1,,. ..1,11.1 Mini, .iu ii ni'ii , .... ... '., . !.;... ...t.l
ti.iii . mi win.. .I..,....,, .-. .... ' " "w mil OSK IllC lllipossitiie ill llllll, sjuu
or xounger. Hi-r inpseiitc in seliool i ,i. , ,!.,;,,..
lines niiiic liorm to other i hildren I linn i ),M,r Dell
it noes giinil tn hci'scii. Dpcnusp ineie
Is alwajs a certain iimmuit uf gossip
that is not good for ihildicn. Our law
rriitiiring chlldtcu to iitleiid nhooltill
sixtcin j en rs old is n geiiernl one",
Hie clothing worKers for a sift
(lOll In Hi" striking stcelwnrkers' cause, i
A ched. lor KIOO.IMM, lust pa.Miient on
the gift, was mnde to the Amciitait
idem of the Chamber of Commerce nut I
,.r I..,, ,, llmnpiiiif V4iiii.iiI uimlil linvi.
City Detective Tiuciiiaii Swain is tin j lll( til(, Htntc police iu .Inhnstown in
champloii stiileii-uiiln I eiev in the J fifteen hours,
i njiiti-x . I "lint (iincinor Spioul shmds )nii l
. ., .. , .. , ,, w.iuti i wuii MP sicei uaroiis. iiiu rosier.
After a lour ilaj sojourn nt Mush- ,. . ....i, ;. ,..,i .
many yeat.s.
ington. I. '.. nl the invitation nt
Hii.Miumd I'lillmiiu. the supiriuteiidi'iii
ol tmlicc theie, Swain leinteied ten
stolen uiilos valtiitl at .S'J."i.llim. t ll'
..i.e-ntinii a few months ago pledged .leturiied to ibis cit tml.tj.
i,0l, towaid the fund and Inno already ' Swain h Xl'TS.
donalcil 9000. j ft,, ll,w .M nil When he spies u
The bazaar, which is teceiviiig nr ,llUKi. number lie nabs the inr. The
tides fiom many Lulheian i butt lies. , lm(, (lf Swain Jins leailied I he lour
piomises to liavc a store of fancy "' ' otiruprs of the I'nitcd States.
..c.i ii.t.mj enitiihlc for I'hrtstinas ;, .n.iwieiit I'lillinaii. nf Wiishius-
iisciui ......e.. . ....... i ,i... , ""I" '-' -, , -.,.., ., ,.. ...... :. . ..--;.:. : ,.
"ifts One ot me aiirnciiniis m ";, tnn. lieanl nt mm. ami asuen ;iii.mi iicici't.iu inc iigiiuciinu uriicccuiim ns
,PI10tit will bo "Ye Old-time ixtrcucn, , jIM1,t,,,. if la. wouliln I Id asiiiiigion , i.,ttcn it is otlcnsive.
Designed Especially for Tourlnj3, uorp n,.p oltl-fashioiied goodies 'llhne Swain for a space Captain When he liuished speaking he said
Hi'intlno and fishina TriDs !he serxei' tomorrow evening. Soulier said. "Suic:" . , Ii" was going to I'ittshuigh.
i... .. ....... n ....... iinni. ., imwl t.ii.i.i ! 'I'll,, wmiinii iii charge ot Hi
UrH,r",r PUPILS HEAR LECTURE
in western l'emishitnin. mid lie sn
linlhing. "
1'iister said he was "diuggcil up in
Hie gutters around South street" in
this, hi-, home city.
"If I leiiined nne thing'." lie said,
"us I pusstil hack nuil I'nith iu friuit
of Independence I lull it wus that
Amriiiii stood for
mid iilwn)s."
Speaking nf the nft in.il miners and
the iiiitiiii tion against their stiikp t-
1 sueil In .luilge Allllcrsou, he eluir-
made his stuteiiieiils in
a icpnil of the coinuiiltcc on cimc
tlghteoiisncss He dimgid w idcspicail i
violntiiiii of the laws ugnlnt gambling
iu clubs ami other iiigani.atioiis, ,
"lletting nt college football games
'is opctil? thniigh iiuietl) pniviilcd for,"
VETERAN CALLED AS RECTOR!""'' '" "Pn. -stieet cu.im,.is ,,.
' plnnueil wheic every article oflrreil for
. ,. ... , ,u... u -, k. n . , ' sale can only he obtained by some
St. Matthew's Church Offers Post to n,H,,m flf , hll'lir.P. Wrsi of ail. there
Chaplain of Ninetieth Division me some chinches where milling mid i
SI Matthew's Lpisiopal I'timcli. I ';; .'!'''" ""' ' "'" -'" "' "
i:;gliteenth street and (iirntd iienuc. ! trnction. '
nfter being williout a r-clor or assist-' , ! '.' illll! f"'' "" suppo.l of law
ant for two M-ais owing to the war. aludiiig men mid wuinen icsp,sil,lc for
hn- unnniinntisl called a xetenin nf , ' '!' arranging nt games, ciirinviils mid j
he war as rector. He is the Ilev. " !'"r ","' '"".'Uns In ,, ,. H,t gam
Clnr..,,,... Ile.lieit Itee.e. former senior I "!" '" H"'1" ' l'"hibitid
iliuiilniii of the Ninetieth Division
Mr. Ueese accepts the call and hn
fieedoin Hist, last entered upon Ins duties. lie is a giailit
j ntc of the Theologiinl Seminar at Al
exandria. I'nor to the war he wns
in tor of Timitj Church. Victoria,
West Texas.
Mr. Ueese was cited for linuery by
Major tienernl Ilcnr T. Allen, lom
nianding the Ninetieth Division.
Hear $20,000 Commission Suit
The &ll.(HHI suit of I". A. Wilcox,
n I'luieiuc. S. C lawyer, against
Mm tin Mulonc. I'hilndclphln llmiucler,
is being heard tod.iy by rnlled Stales
District Judge Dickinson. Will ox
claims a $L'(l,(HIO coinniissiiiii for selling
S-I.-.IUMH) worth of stock for Mr. Ma-loney.
time kitchen :
Eleven
Blaze at
Horses Die In
Ellwood, N. J.
A watchman wns burned about the
face and hands and eleven horses died
in n fire that destro.cd the stables of
.the Kelly & Moorchousc Construc
tion Co. nt i:iwood, N. J., this morning.
The xvutchinnn, whose name was not
learned, was burned while lnlplng to
X" rescui four of the fifteen linrscs in the
stable. He was treated by a phiciaii.
The const! net inn company is build
ing concrete roadway between ltcrlin,
X. J., and Atlantic City.
I I..,n1u
runs on linn niiiii'. i..... ........... --
You can tour the countiy in it. and i tabic: -Miss i.iiin ixruuei. ...... .
. : 11 41... il.lu fn.ni llu i-iv inin. (Mr. ll-lill ScllWIirtZ llllll .MIS
11111 (III 111.- .-.(,... ...' - ...... ....... ......
--... i.i. . n...i ...... ui...... ..n nt. 1-..1,... ..nl.,. tnlilc : Irs. 1
loriuuie srLilL, iuju t.uu ..in -7' i" v.. n-. i nv.. , , Y Al 1 Hut.. .illf
four ndjiistable cots, wherever the tar1 ice cream table i Mrs. 1. Hu . nut
halts for the night. liable: Mrs.', llauird. 1 M. pond, and
It's an innovation iu pleasure cats I Mrs. W. Miller, utility tabic.
am', was designed by. . 1.. Scheimer
horn. architect for Dale It. Kitler. I'liil
nilcliihia sportsman and grandson of a
I former Mayor. It is now waiting to be
used in n garage at 'lliuty-scU'iith and
rilhert streets.
This nmelt) In mitos xyas. con
structed with u view toward satisfying
the hitnian desire for convenience and
comfort on touring, hunting and fishing
flips. There are iiccoininodatloi s on
this forty -fic-horspnowei; car that rival
ti.e best in the most up-to-date hotels.
There is room enough in it to carr
ever thins from a toothpick to a port-
uhle washtuu,
benefit
Mis. II. Moore, dimly i valued lit .sjl.illtl Delougcti in ii e win '
ooils ; , t'itv 'taxi can t., nun " ""'
Marv inliieil nl S170O.' wns taken Hum the
Clermont. I Concrete Cniistructinn Co.
STRUCK BY AUTO
Deaths ol a Day
'LIVESTOCK DAY" AT STATE Girl Receives Fractured Skull When
Confused While Crossing Street
Prize Animals Will Be Placed on Ex.
hlbitlon at College
Heller heef. noik and mutton will' In
discussed at the "Livestock Da.v
bration held
Stiite Collece. Show annuals.
The show animals are tnos
ele
,mii
breed -
liliun.
wliich
Hemming miifused. police s;iv , as
she .viis crossing Walnut sltcct dingnn
irIIv nt Sixtv -third, Helen Dougheil .
eighteen car.s old. was siruci. i nn
iiutoniobilc driven h Mrs. ilheliiiinn
toilnv at. Venus Iv.inui I .-,. i'.".-, stnnili Sixtx -third street.
JIis. Kettenr ions nie iiinuiii sn
ing stock and feeders are on exhibition. , ,, fitersit.v llospilnljin heinuto-
Uiobilc
iiikI then sitrri'iidcicil to Hie
the college has prepared Tor Hie unci- pii,,.. Miss Dougherty iceeiviii n
nntionnl livestock sliovv to he 'held at frni'tnifil shull and lacerations of the
Chiiugo in Decenibcr. Last car Slate )lf,mi. Magistrate Harris held 111-.
nan ior n iun.n.i
. . . - ... I i...ii. i.n.i I in r.nniiiiiinii iiiiin Hill - . i ,. ........ ... vi.ihi
,. .. I I.. ..1 :.. .l.n .Inn. I nF i. 1 V UlirUI' llllll l"' - . lVI'lll'l.l in ..,,....
. lln humanlhn itaHo, - "fZ? iJS I he-rin "' '
ir is possible in ihlsjar in cool, a sx- . , narrow, first prize ouADlf
cocrse dinner, cat it, start. a taking I '"' ' '7''... " ... ". .n,fc ,1 under SHARK
mucliine, lie on your cot and read the "" ""' ""', ' tirst .)ri7.c on cross
MEAT DISCUSSED
iiui.uiK, ' " .'v."".-- "."" . . i t ftoi. nf ntro
veiling paper until it is time to go lo ."."pHze moue in Hie sheep anil
Dr, Nathaniel Glldersleeve
ii- Vndiniitel Cllilerslccvc. nrofessoi
ot niicrobolog mid bacterio-patholog.v i
in the lnivcrsity ot rcniisy ivnnin, noieii
lecturer, research worker and author of
dental and medical literature, died
Tuesday at bin home in Lnnsdovyiip.
Doctor' Oildei'slrcvc was forty -eight
years old. x.
He was horn in Sullivan county. New
York. In 1S7 the family moved to
T.-A,.ui nniinM I'n where Doctor CI II -
derslecvc speiit a decade in tlic tanning
nnil liiinher litishiPss. In the fall of
I....I
The macliW is jiantry . cellar, dining
room, study and sleeping quarters all
tin own into one. with ail the pots,
pans, table and collapsible cjiaira that
go with it. ,
CLEANING BIDS ACCEPTED
I-,... ti... iccnr-intlnn SDreaulna
steer chissps, winning over SI 100 in all. -....i, Tenderloin
The show animals owned by the col- Propaganda It Equals lenoerioin
1 .1 -.. ..-eemxlml Ixv lUIMI III Ll 1, ..... n-J II .tllllt llllll lot' It'll -
iprp mis ji-ur in- "; "' ' , " " . nift "",' " " " . " " i llli.- iiv
School Children Enjoy Geography at
University Museum
At l.tst the study of griigrapliv ha
lieen made a joy tn I'liIIadelphia school
(liililien. Yesterday iifternooii 1000 of
them iiowileil the auditorium of the
I'lmerMty Museutn and listened with
uiiusiiul inleii'st to a lectin e b Curntm
II. I . Hull on "The Smith Sea I
lands." The link of maps show ing the
ihanges made by the war was mnde up
by laiiteni slides nnil motion pictmes.
Lectures arc now being given two
and thiec duvs u xveek to enthusiastic
niiilienips. Tlic course for the winter
includes talks on virtually the whole
of the world, and museum authorities
are just as much interc-teil in teaching
the city's school children Its wonders
ns they are showing the uiu-eiim's rale
licasiiMs to "grown-ups."
ANlGaBinnin
(n
Jewelers
Silvcrsmillis
Stationers
Jnexpensjve Gffe ojT
Silver
R. UNVEILS TABLET
Pittsburgh Conference In Wrangle
Over Changes in Bylaws
Ittsbiirch. Nov. III. Ycsterdav's
sfs-iinib of the l'eiiiisylvniiiii State Cou-
Sr Ctrj&tnas Giving
Tio newest productions and linparfatfons
notv on cfspay Sn a Dcjvartmcxjfo.
the department of nnimnl hiisbandry as dcrloin stunk was- ill-cti-scd today by fercnec of the Daughters of the Ainer
superior to those of n year ngo. IX- the cilv's vpicuie-. following ndilre--c-j j,.lln Jt(,u)iition were marked by heatc
nerts will tell bow cattle, -beep anil the subject hist night at a meeting discussion ,,,, t. revision nf the hv
hogs can be most prohtniuy raised nn
iler present conditions, sliovv the kind
to pick when buying and point out
the pitfalls that mny lay iu Hie way
to a successful yenr.
DAYLIGHT-SAVINGBILL UP
.e i... l,lllt,, lciiuin NIllIP 111 llllll
tJiinic Vi'otectivc AssochUion at the
Citv Club. . ,
Dr. T. Chalmers lultoii. secretin-
of the .association, snid shark nicnt was
i jlolir tli'V.
ii, .t ii wns nirccd. sharks ale liuiu
to catch.
Councils' Committee to Consider
Measure for Resuming 'Sun Time'
With the lines sharply drawn for nnil
I A. Scott fellowship in hygiene. Since 'I he increase in street.
. then lie bud been connected with the hif.li Ibices for the
University iu various capacities. .(..;. ifl.S. and the incn
1 Doctor (iililerslecvc wns a member of collection is ?..l,ins
J i . i:..i .,.!!!. . .,,! fi-n. Quick action on the
Vote Canvass to End Saturday
Official count of tlic returns from the
November I election, it was stilted to
day, will protiablv ne coiiipicicii .
jlingte is in-iiij,
s under the dircc-
AuiliMir'ud ami Davr
-nrntnmptlt tnedlClll SOCICtlCS llllll lln-
tcrnitles throughout the country. He is
survived by a widow, Mriv l.lbabeth
Stewart tJildcrslecve: two daughters,
the Misses Ann mid Siirnli Hildprsleeve,
hnd two sons, Nathaniel and Stewart.
Director Datesman Changes Front
and Costs for 1920 Rise
Street cleaning mid EiirbagJ collec
tion contracts for 1020 have been
awarded 'by Director Datesman ut the
j high figures submitted weehs ago by
the usual contractors.
Street clpiiniinr. ash removal, etc..
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3 81)0 he entered the meciicai scnooi oi mi i. us .m- . .-.. .-.,............ ........... nKiniiM, uiijnisiii -si., nm .... ........... , Jtap d pmgtcs,
!'.. ,.'"v,,rf". .'" , : ' ' b:' ' .".;.... ."' t , "'vi.;. . V". . ; -in ,: sti i "'"lr,""y . .'.;. i. , . , : , made ti.c .omit
311(11 Uoctor CilKiersieevc neiu ii i iiiiiiius ,"""; "...i".. ;-", VI".' " "l,ul "" "'" " "' .!..., ,.r I.nl.,., A
A. Scott fellowship in hgiene. Since' ; increase in MV" '""'"e "v" ' governmeiit. , . I ' he C. of f-mmou 1'leas.
int-.-.'.-iii. ,nni i. inc comiiuiiee win tiiscu me nni
reasp for garbage introduced recentlv b.v Couimon Coun
I ..'ilmnn Williniu .M. Lewis. Tbiitv-sec-
Ouick action on the propnsuls came ,t ..-nni. U nroviiles that nt 'J a. m.
late yestprdny, after Director Dates-I ti,., iast Suiiday of March time will
man had assured icpnrters that no k,, advanced one hour and on the lust
contracts would be awarded until to- Suiiflay in October be set back one
day. The itwards were announced nfter j10nr
the director held a conference with New York citv recently ndoptpil clay -Chief
Hicks, of tlic liurenu of Street . iKi,t saving there between .May nnil
Cleaning. September. Champions of the ioeul
I Director Diitcsinuii offered no e- j iiiensuie hold tliut daylight savins
I plnnntinii for bis change of front, lint should he adopted hcie also to prevent
declared that the new charter destroved i a jumbling of train schedules between
the hope mid possibility of any com- this city and New lork.
pphtive bidding. Ills action occasioned
no sirprise, as it wns generally believed
Hie new high figures would go through
without any attempt to force tlic cou
ti actors to reduce their estimates.
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laws. Mis. Hubert T. lteinuuiu, chair
man nf the cuniiiiitlec for revision. In
ti oilui cd a set uf bylaws unproved by
the committee. An amendment wns
adopted b.v the delegates dividing the1
state into tlnce sections, to he Known
as pastern, cent nil and western, nnd
giving each seel ion the privilege of
having two delegates on the state nom
inating committee.
Tin' member- adjourned lo unveil a
tablet' ut the r.loekhi'iisc iu conitiicm
oratinn of the Trench occupation of the
fui'ks of the Ohio
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Miss Helen Jones
Miss Helen .loncs, formerly principal
of Hie Henry Arniitt ltrowu Vublic
School. Seigcnut and .laspcry streets,
'died Tuesday nt her Imme in lilenside
as a result of a paralysis stroke.
Miss .loncs wn's horn in Kensington
nnd educated in the public schools of
that section. She became principal of
the Brown School nt its organization
1SS7. She retired in 101(1.
Vuneral service will be conducted
Saturday from Hip home nf n niece, the
Tlev. Walter Whiteside, of the Glensid.
Ilnplist Church, officiating.
John Wills
John Wilis, a prominent coal dealer
of this city, died Monday after a pro
longed illness. Death was due to a
rheumatic condition afTecting the heart.
Mr. Wills wus in his sixty-sixth year.
Some xenrs ago Mr. Wills was active in
Democratic politics in this city, and at
one time xvns secretary to the Demo
cratic: city committee. He wii' horn
iu this city, received his education in
tjie local public schools nnd later was
employed at different times by the
Pennsylvania and Ilaltimoic and Ohio
Railroads.
In liSl5 he became engaged iu busi
ness -for himself and built up a coal
business. He is survived by a widow
and one son. William Singprly Wills.
IJc will Dp buried fiom his late resi
dence, llO-'i Lehigh avenue, today.
Countess Benoist D'Azy
"Word was received here yesteiday of
the death of the Countess Caioline .Mary
URGES CO-OPERATION
WOULD SHUT PENITENTIARY
Necessary In Successful Business,
Mr. Peirce Tells Alumni
Co-operntimi, not competition, is the
j great thing in modern business was
Prison Society Secretary Wants' emphasized h Thomas May Veirce, Jr..
(..,... p.,t . e-.i ("in an address Inst night to tlip Alumni
Convicts Put to Farming 'Association of Hip Veirce .School. 1120
Closing of the Eastern Vcnitcntinrv j Vine street.
nnd sending of the convicts to prison To make business nnd, with it. lite
farms was proposed by Albert II. Vo- n success, he said, it is necessary to
tnvy, secretary of the Vcnnsy lviinia ' take an Interest in the human, personal
iiisoii nucieiy, wiieii cuiicu us' a wit- side of affairs
iip-s Inst night at the investigation int
conditions ut the penitentiary bv the
State Hoard of Charities, Mr. Vnlaw
thought prison evils were chiefly due to
idlencs-j.
The grand jury is also investigating
the penitentiary , Members spent some
time nt the prison yesterday, question
ing convicts. I
Visitors nic still excluded from the
piison nnd inmates closely confined. I
SERVICE MEN HONORED '
German-American League Welcomes
Eleven Members at Banquet
Eleven former service mcu who nic
members of the German - American
League were welcomed home last night
Human nnturc, he snid, is a factor in
all business, putting life Iu nil trans
actions mid milling the joy of life into
the conduct of business.
C. W. Vnn Artsdnlcn, president of
tlic Alumni Association, also spoke.
READING LAMPS
Tlenoist iI'Azv. of I'aris, iu Aleppo, , i,r .he leairiie with a celebration nnil
Syria, November 1. Slip wrts the sister hniicpiet in the rooms of the Philadelphia
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of X. Scammou Jones, of this city, nnd
during Hie war was nvvnvded the 1 rench
Wat' cross for her service as n nurse
two miles back oT Hie firing line In
France. The countess was the widow
of Ilcnoist d'A.y, for many years a
naval attache of the l'lciich embassy
In Washington.
Charles Gorgas
Charles florgas, one of tbo oldest
auctioneers in the city nnd n direct de
scendant of John tiorgas, one of the
early settlers of (leriuautown, died yes
':erday nt his home, 7MB1' (Jermantovvn
Avenue. He is survived by a widow
and a daughter.
Mr. Gorgas was horn seventy-six
years ago In (Jt'rmantovvn near the
house In which he died and two blocks
from the site of the home of his an
cestor, whose name appears us n mem
ber of the congregation when the Men.
nonltes built their log chinch about
J70!'.
For many years Mr. (iorgas followed
nuetionecrlng nnd conducted many sales
Ip'atid around I'hilndclphln. lie retired
.several jearti.tiso. He "its n member
of M fltj.MIfhflH't, ).utb,Cr?ii ,hli!c!iL
(fcriafHitovyrt. ., .
Quartet, tlcrmantown avenue abovo Le
high.
The former service men me Allien '
Hebenspreit, Joseph Gesscllcr. Jr.. ,
James Ilagau, Harry L'lmer, William !
Versusou. Albert Smith. Charles Lull- '
rents, John Wnlters, Opcirse Fallagar,
John Schvveiger and John Fliss.
Each of the service men was given a
silk umbrella. Cornier Stute Repre
sentative Frederick .1. lleyer, Magis
trates Wrigley nnd Costello mid others
addressed the veterans of the world
war.
To Confer on Bath Bill Today
A public meeting will bo convened
by the law committee 'Sf Councils this
afternoon .in room fiOl, City Hall, to
consider a proposed ordinance lufro
duced in Seiect Council last June by
John I Flaherty, of the Thirteenth
ward. The bill 'provides for the li
censing nnd regulating of Turkish,
Russian and other bathing establish
ments. Invitations have been extended
to the director of the Department uf
Public Snfetj-. the city solicitor and
tho Yiroprli;torg nf all tucli places
hVougliButjlIie cjtj'4 ,T '
Lijina
ReB'ardlessofthe amount of ad
vertising we may do the built
in character of the Paig'e car
cannot be changed. Our adver
tising can only multiply the fa
vorable impressions which our
present customers have of us.
CUV A. VWILCeV Jhvsideni
cAijpc "Distributors
394 (MQRTH BR9A0 STREET, PHILADELPHIA
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Cidarctlc -Cases Candlesticks
VTnAcli Boxes Don Don Dishes
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Card Cases Lircad li ays
Ejrc-Glaes Cases Cake Dishcp
Flasks Compotiers '
Pocket Knivc s Plaj'onnaisc and
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Dowls
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Ii CONFIDENCE in the knowl-
m edge that you are correctly I
m attired Is bom of careful i '
I selection i
$ftj HHHPPHHH Only u few nunufac- m
m BWVB turcrs c u n produce fig
m mm Vl( M clothing which satis- Ej
1$ mm A my ' actorily meets the W
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Iwj mm .. . vV 7-ktm u v a c 1 1 n ir standards lW,
1320 Walnut Street gfl WlA V' uM 1 which we luirc' 1
I W K R-lrJ? &m 11 ! I5t tlicsc houses alue Jacob TO
ra k rlU P1 '1 Rccd's Sons bu5incsS l,ot Wi
ij W& mmb.ffifi '1 v YMi M only for its olume, but alsti
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ffl Vvii v yuiB sivi5 tiicni to sei1 suci1 ,i w
i yA mWmE -lWm Mote as ours, ffl&
iaf&mmmmmmmmmmSs: $4 mmmjMjmmm -jj ,nt V(J i s$m
, scarcity .tlicy arc bcnilin.; rgj
! m Fall and While Suds urr every energy to keep us Wl
f J ini'crf $30 fo $S0 fully supplied witlt garnictiis
' fig Orei coats, "Sim- On" and winch arc a cicdit alike tu KM
' ijw l hcaterfield models, the niakct and omsches. ma
KA s',rt to $100 well (quipped to supply you fjm
m Orcrcoals with Ftu Collan.' " ' $' j ''? &
md si. io lo $175 ' penon hiftiiinK from wlitcli
M Fur.Lincd Overcoats, tfrA- satisfactory selcL- VM
C3 25 to $600 tion fan be readily made. yj
I JACOB REED'S SONS I
i 1424-1426 ObeslbnniiilkSihredt B
Hand VVroucjlit Iron
Standards
With
Decorative Shades ol
Painted Parchment
Arc Most Satisfactory
for Reading
THE ROSENBACH
GALLERIES
Now, then,
where's that
Overcoat?
J You need it for two
reasons
I Your health.
J Your, appearance !
J Good men are more
in demand than they
ever were stick
around!
J Good men can look
.better than they ever
have in one of these
top-notch Coats of
ours!
Ulsters in fine bea
vers with a soft, deep
richness that will make
you look like a million
dollars!
4J 'Handsome friezes,
cheviots, and Shetlands
in soft tones of gray,
green, olive, brown,
deep russets.
1$ Some with faintly
visible plaid patterns
blending with the color
scheme.
Backs of fabrics of
bright contrasting col
ors; some are plaid
backs.
(ft All - around belted
Ulsters, Ulsters with
back belts, Ulsterettes
with waist seam lines.
J Loose-fitting Over
coats draping royally
round the body Great
Coats to Jap yourself
comfortably in, in the
car.
I Chesterfields that
are conservative with
out being antique.
fl Slip-ons, box backs,
form-fitting models for
dress parade.
J All notable values at
their prices, and selling
today for less than we
could sell them if we .
had to replace them
now !
S25, $33, $40, $4,1 to $85.
Perry&Co.
"N. U. T."
lGth & Chestnut Sts.
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